davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for r@O.s.

THE Fyverauen'sI snd political questions OF the
coming year WI have absorbing interest Tor cyrry
citizen. We engaged la gigsniie eva war, the re-
suit q which foresee. IL threatens radical
change the Institutions and priupes upon which he
Government vas founded. end The destruction Of the
liberty and rights At the citizen, such the
people q no other nation have enjoyed, and 70
which mag Be attributed unequAled progress
in national prosperity and greatness. The issue viii
soon be upon a. whether this free Government shall Be
preserved and maintained and the rights OF tie states
under the Constitution peTPetEaied powerful central
authority b permitted grow out Of this war obhter
ating Ines Institutions. and all those checks
upon the Federal Government rights reserved by the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
rority Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zone the sea" for
the common objects forth in the Constitution, but
.'distuet a. the biIiows the management Of their
purely domestic affairs. These questions involved
the recent elections, AMI the voice Of the people was
enphstically expressed for the Constitution IL
Il and the Union II was" Never there time
when important that the people should be thor
oughy advised the progress and condition Of public
affairs and Of passing events. people are not ht for
selfgovernen uess with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their own
and the public welfare.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


SINGER & co y LETTER FAM
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments Is the REST and CHEAPEST aud MOST BEAUTI-
Full Of all sewing machines This machine will sew any
thing from the running Of tuck in terletan TO the rnak
ing OF overcoat-anyhng from pilot or beaver cloth
down 10 the soes gauze gosaer tissue, and IS ever
ready do il work perfection team fell, hem bind,
gather tuck quilt and has capacity Tor great variety
Of ornamental work This IS not the only machine that
FELL hen bini and FORTH but viii do so better
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had In great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case which Is becoming popular, is,
asits name implies that be folded into box or
case which, when opened makes abeautlfui substantial
and spacious table for work upon The
are of every imaginable desien-plsin the wood grew
in forest, deliberately finished art car
make them. |. NJ. SINGER CO.,
No. ass Broadway New York.
re2y~ind annapolis Oi.ioo-No. Odd-Feiows' Hall
Washington street. aplS-d6wullfebi 63
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
M e DlCAl.

This valuable ard popular Medicine has universally
coiyed the most favor able recommendations ~ the
Medical Profession and the Pubic Al the most
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
Noou Reports.
MORE ABOUT THE BATTLE.
NO ADVANTAGE GAINED.
FIRING RESUMED ON MONDAY.
No Advance on Either Side.
BANKS REPORTED HEARD FROM.
SC, &C., &c, Sc, sc.
No ADVANTAGE GAINED.
FIRING RESUMED ON MONDAY
No Advance on Either Side
BANKS REPORTED HEARD FROM.
&C., &C., &c, SC, &'
from washington.

WASHINGTON, December l4-Up to midnight
no intelligence of importance has been received
from the army.
Occasional firing occurred during the day, but
of little importance in results The taking OF
several rife pits Yesterday evidently gave rise to
the report Of the -enemy's works having been
taken.
A number of wounded arrived 70 night and
were conveyed to the several hospitals. Another
boat load Is on the way.
WASHINGTON Dec l5-On Wednesday even
ing our guuboats at Port Royal, % miles from
Fredericksburg, were fred into by rebel battery
supposed to number ~ heavy guns. One shot
struck coal schooner and killed Captain
named Simmons. Another struck the Gurituck,
going into the engine room killing II. W Smith
and woundng three others. The firing was very
rapid aud continued until SHUTDOWN, when the
battery was finally silenced Next morning the
gunboats again opened on the battery, but received
no response
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

DEaocRATIc NETTING To NfGnr 1t will be
remembered that Judge Perkins speaks 20 night
at the Democratic Club room. The conservative
citizens Of Indianapolis, ladies' rs well as gentle
me D. are invited 10 he present ard h. ar this able
constitutional lawyer give hIs views ON the pres
ent condition of our distracted country The
opin ons of such men a Judge Perkins should
have weight always. especially when the ship OF
state seems drifting on the breakers that surround
her. We hope and expect TO see the hall oro@d.
ell to night VI the evening IS fair we are assured
that many ladies' will attend. We do not know
that Judge Perkins will make political speech.
We only know that he was invited TO address the
Club and consented 20 do 40; and We also know
that whatever subject he presents will be well
considered and clearly and logically stated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
Chr,smas Dinner for soldiers.

To THE CITIZENS: At the mceiing of the
Ladies Patriotic Association, ON Thursday. the
lIth inst IL was unanimously
Resolued, Thitthe Indies prepare Christmas
dinner Tor the soldicrssin this city, at the Hos
pital. Soldiers Home, &c.
The following Committee are appointed to
canvass the city aud solicit contributions tor the
same:
Mis-. Colonel Harrison Mrs Ohr Mrs. J. A.
Bradshaw. MIs Love, Mrs Prof Benton Mrs.
Chil,ler. Mrs Moiliit Mas Erie Locke. Mrs.
Burnet. Mrs Todd Mrs. ketcham. Mrs l..
Vance Mrs J A Grassland. Mrs. J. q. New.
Mrs Robson. Mrs Doneson. Mrs. Fdnk. Miss
Malott, Miss Craighcad. Miss Meredith. Miss
Rariden. Mis- Mary Sharpe, Miss Watson. Miss
Rockwool Miss Barbour. Miss Marsee
The Secretary requested Ia notify the
friends 81 soldiers throughout the State. that sup
plies of provisions. either cooked OF uncooked.
and forwarded here day or two before Chris
mas. will be thankfully received 10y the ladies',
and very gratefully by the soldiers. liberal
response is expected
The Sanitary Committee have kindly volunteer
ell their aid the their rooms Tor depos-
tinr the provisions, at No. Pennss wanna street.
the old journal Building.
The Expse-s companies. the railroads cen
tering here. have offered 10 bring donations for
the soldiers Christmas dinner, gratis. and any
thing consigned 20 their care viii be promptly
deiv erei.
Mrs. l. \ Bradley and Mrs. Baggs were APP
nointed 70 express the sentiment of the Associa-
ton in regard to the death of Mrs. Alfred Harri-
son.
Rrxolred That this Society deeply regrets the
removal bv Gct,h of esteemed and beloved
friend. Mrs. Alfred Harrison. Ii has pleased our
Heavenly Father 10 take from our midst one
whose efforts in behalf OF the poor. the suffering
and the soldier. we're unt.ring. ana whose heart
wasuever weary IN well doing, the loss 10 this
Society i irreparabe. but let IA not he over
whemed bv Tits affection. but each one fee call
Ell upon to renew our energies aud take deeper
interest in tie great work our beloved sister has
LEFT unfinished While we feel that the community
has sustained - deep a loss. may we not forget
F the household upon which this aftictoa has fallen
+ - heavily. or to prayerfully recommend them 10
f the care OF Hin whe was her strength and sup
port.
VIII the papers throuehou; the State please
pub,sh the resolution in regard 20 the Christmas
dinner. The request for provisions. and means OF
+ forwarding them.
Mas O r MORTON. President
+ GxRrnrpE NEWMAN. Secretary.
american please copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

THE TnIRrY FlFru RhGlarNr.--Leut. John
Dillon of the 35th Isl Irish regiment, has just
arrived from Tennessee and opened u recruiting
office in the Spencer House Block Lieut. Dillon
is a gallant officer true type of the Irish sol
dier-ahd he represents a regiment TINT has ut
taine,l high standing in our army for discipline.
endurance and courage Indiana looks with
pride upon the Both, aud il will be high honor
hereafter Ia those who have left the peaceful
pursuits of life TO defend the flag OF their adopted
country to be able To say that they belonged TO
the Irish regiment of Indiana. Lieut. Dillon can
be found at his office or At the Spencer House
aud will be pleased to give any Information de
sired in regard 10 the regiment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

frrsissRArH.
cincinnati Marker
CINCINNATI. Decs

OtNCirNAIi. DeCenott I'D.
Flour very dull and Il is difficult to &c, over
s. tor super6ne. though it Is still held AZ S. 10
G5 Is.
Wheat dull at &c for red and 81 i06i Is for
Kentucky white. Corn 45c. Oats held higher
bur no advance established.
Whisky sold at 35c.
Hogs IN good demand for the first favorable
weather. ana 5000 head sold at 81 2504 55 for
300 70 240 los average Sales OF - 900 brls old
mess at sll 25: new is held at Sl3. Nothing
doing in green meats owing 20 the unlavorable
weather. a good demand for short clear middles;
sales OF 200 boxes at Sc Lard is held ut g
@9c. but e75Zc Is the best price offered.
Groceries unchanged.
Gold 81 81; silver 81 %; demand notes 81 %,
indicating no change Exchange dull bat the
rates are not lower.
A heavy rain al day. The thermometer has
fallen to - and the wind changed TO the north.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
isr rrLsosAFH
New ork Market.

INV YORK. December ID.
Cotton dull and nominal at Goa 66iS for mid
die uplands sales of 5000 bales on private
terms.
Flour continues heavy and closed shade
easier with only a moderate business; sales at
S. 75@5 - for supertine State; So 2006 % for
extra State: s. 1905 90 for superfne Western,
SO 4566 80 for common 10 medium extra West
ern; Sc 10@6 - for common to good shipping
brands OF extra round hooped Ohio.
Whisky duh at 3Si @59c.
Wheat lower; small sales: Milwaukee eluO at
81 2l1l 80; winter red Western. 81 3Stdl ~;
amber Iowa 81 33@l IS: amber Michigan
81 1901 I5ls. Corn steady with only mod
crate business doing and the market in favor OF
buyers.
Pork less active and lower: sales of l 500 brls
at Sl4Cdl4 1917. closing at Sl4 for mess,
Sll 62ls for prime. Beef dull at SeGlO 80
for country mess.
Money at per cent Sterling exchange IN.
settled AT 81 4i61l - for merchants and 81 -
for bankers bills. Gold little lower, opening
ut 1919 and closing at 3l5s; demand notes
81 26l1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

~ Passengers going South over the Jeiier
sonville Railroad make close connections with
trains going East aud West over the Ohio and
Mssissippi Road Trains going East from Sey
mour leave at eos 7. NJ. aud 3:3s A VI Going
West. the Nail train leaves at 1910 ~ the
Express. az IN 81 L. NJ The above two roads
are now in excellent condition and doing a large
business Dr. A T Crothers. Superintendent of
the Jacksonville, and MIR J McAlpiue, Super
intendent of the Ohio aud Mississippi Road. are
among the best railroad managers IN the West.
and are doing all they can 10 accommodate the
largely increased business Of the two roads.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

ists. that officer being in favor OF conducting the
war by organized armies and under and not above
the Constitution. The Administration wiIl be
compelled 20 resort to Gen. Mcclellan for carrying
on the war and conservative policy. Unless
this be done a disadvantageous issue may be the
result.
The House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

Tux WEATHER-THE NEws-Aiter n long
plea ant dry spell in which the roads got almost
as dusty as in August. and people got accustomed
TO leaving at home shawls, OyercOats and um.
brelas. il commenced raining on Friday night,
and has kept IL mp steadily ever since. varying
the performance now and then by splitting snow
Last night the snow prevailed, and came down so
fast that il whitened. for time. the wet and
sloppy streets II took good deal Of the rain
to satisfy the thirst of the parched earth; but
when that got its fill, the little ryuets aud the
cutters got on bust and s0ured their contents
into the creeks. Pogue's booming YES
,elday--Whte river will boom in day or two,
aud IL the rain is general. the Ohio will boom
next. and then the gunboats will boom down the
Mississippi and sweep away the rebel distractions
the father of waters. That's some consola
ton.
According to rule implicitly relied on by old
settlers we never have winter in earnest in this
latitude until the swamps and low lands are first
flooded We may have winter now
A gloomier day than Yesterday in this city was
seldom or ever experienced The mcager tele.
graphic in regard To the battle at tredericks
burg. left the. feeling that our army there, after
terrible losses. had gained no advantage, and was
probably worsted. decisive defeat at that
point would be terrible calamity. Later in the
dav. when the telegraph intimated that Bank
had effected landing and was marching on " e.
don. n more hopeful feeling sprung up. A di.
verson in that direction may relieve the army on
the Rappahanock of the presence of a portion OF
the force in front. which seems. protected they
are by works of great strength, sufficient TO hold
our gallant troops in n slaughter pen between the
pits and trcacherous stream. How anxiously
news i looked for We need not say. We can only
hope that the clouds that envelop "a here and
the cloud that seems Ia hang heavily over our
military operations may soon disappear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

The MORRIS HousE-This conveniently located
hotel. one of The best KEEP, in the West. Is appfe
ciased by the travelling public as well a. 10y our
own citizens. IL Is Just opposite the passenger
entrance TO the Union Depot, and those who
once try its clean beds. its excellent fare. and re
ceiye the polite attention of the proprietor and
employes never fail 10 stop again when they
visit our Railroad CITY. We notice our friend
Mr.. r. VI Murphy AT the desk and in the dining
room. Mr. Murphy has had long experience
and knows how 4 hotel should be kept. He was
Steward al the Palmer House for years under
the reign OF Mr.. Carmichael and many are the
sr.,ef,,l recollections we have OF good dinners
nnder his stewardship The Morris House vii
not deterioate While the present landlord and hi'
assistants hold TIE reinS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
Night Report.
EXPEDITION AGAINST MOBILE .
Beauregard FOrtifying
CharBestOn.
HE HAS 40. 900 NJ E \.
DESTRUCTION OF PLYMOUTH, N. C.
Latest from Fredericksburg
REBELS STNE.FGTHE.S'E.S'G
THEIR Works.
&C., &c, sc, go, SC
From New York.

NEw York. December l5-Hilton Head ad
vices by Bienvile mention expedition pro
jected against Mobile. The Erics0on and pro
pcller loaded with troops coaled and left on the
10th inst bound South.
The ste mer Star Of the South and a large
steamer, probably the North Star. were passed of
the Edisto by the Bienville.
The rebels in the vicinity Of Hilton Head have
erected powerful batteries on James and Sullivan
Islands and along the coast as far as Bulls Bay
Beaureeard was entrenching at Charleston with
40 900 men under him.
The health of the troops at Port ROYAL was
excellent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

GoTTsCHALKs CONCERT To NIGHT-The mu.
steal event OF the season will be the Gottschalk
and Patti Concerts TO night and TO morrow night,
at the Masonic Hall. or Gottschalk 5 brilliant
talents il j. unnecessary 20 speak. Those who
have enjoyed the exquisite pleasure afforded by
his performances on previous occasions, assuredly
will not fail To he present at this. To those who
have not been 40 fortunate to hear the celebrated
composer and pianist, mere eulogy OF the artist
would convex no conception OF the harmonies
evoked by the magic OF his touch. They must
be listened to To be appreciated. Mr.. GOttschalk
will play some of his finest and latest compost
tions. including bis unrivalled Opos CTiolles
Pastorela ECavaliere, also the Berceuse (crudle
s0ng.) the latter OF which caused such a sensa-
ten in New York. Boston and Philadelphia mu
steal circles. Aud as il il was not attraction
enough. To hear the celebrated cantratrice,
Miss Carlotta Patti who in the concert room is
confessedy the equal Of her renowned sister,
Adeline Miss Patti is To sing the Nightingale.
composed expressly for her by Sig Muzio, Son
tags celebrated Echo Song, the Amour Polka.
composed expressly for her by Muzio, ard the
famous French Laughing Song. by Auber. Such
musical attractions rs these are very rare and il
appears by the diagram. which we have seen at
Benham's music store, who has the sale of tickets
that our music lovers are going tn give these ar
lists grand reception. All we can say j., those
that have not secured their seats better not de.
lay, but get them Immediately.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
From Philadelphia.

PHILApELpHIA, Dec. l5.-A Fortress Monroe
letter of the l4ih says:
Plymouth, \ C.. had been destroyed By FIRE,
but by what division of the Federal forces is not
known.
A scouting party from Suffolk had skirmish
on Friday at Jones Ford aud captured two rebel
Captains and fifteen pnvates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
ANNOuMcEME NTS.

sT- We ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NOUNCE ". Z. PrDSEoS, Of Knox county. as candidate
for President Of the Board OF Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund subject 20 tho decision Of the Legislative Caucus
ofthe Democratic members Of the Legislature.
povSa dI,x
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

FnEDERIcKssUEo. Dec. l5.--The weather TO-
day has been elesr aud warm The roads are in
good condition
The position OF the two armies remains nearly
the same There was not much firing this after
noon by either party The shots the rebels did
FIRE were thrown into the city. The enemy, who
are in plain view. are busily employedin strength
ening their works
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

new Legislature VIII assemble on the sth of Janu-
airy next. action will have deep interest for the
citizens OF Indiana. The Ssafael viii contain faithful
aud intelligent report Of its proceedings that the
reader understand FROM day day what their Repre-
septatives are doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
rrom Phiiudclpnia.

PmLApELpHiA. Dec. IA special dispatch
from Washington to the Press states that Banks
has landed at Minton. nc the head of Chowan
river and formed n junction with the troops at
Suffolk 1t is supposed he is advancing on Wei
don
Banks assumed the chief command of the troops
of Foster. Peck, Anger aud Emory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
con ID L. NTEA l.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY {?

THAT IS THE QUESTION.
TgyHE propretors of the "PARISlAS CABINET of
WONDERS. ANATOMY. aud MEDICINE have
dctenine regardless Of expense 10 issue free or the
benefit OF suffering humanity FOUR ~ Their most In
strIctye and interesting Lectures Marriage aud its
Disqualification, Nervous Debility Premature Dccine
Of Manhood. Indigestion Weakness Depression Ioss
Of Energy aud vital Powers the Great Social fy and
Of Maturity. Ignorance Of Physioogy and Ma
lures Law. These invaluable Lectures have been the
Of enighenng and saving thousands. and viii 10
forwarded free the receipt Of four stamp. ~ address,
ing SECRETARY PARIsisE cAHISKT ASATosf Akp
MEDICINE. ssS Broadway. New York je2S-d1l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

Coop Nkws ron THE LADIES The holidays
are now near at hand. and not To be outcome
Bamberger. in the old Sentinel building. opened
out Yesterday some splendid furs. which will he
sold ut old prices Also. some splendid FUR
trimmed ladies hoods. which are indispensable
for comfort Give him call l-2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

WASHINGTON. Dec. l5-Postmaster General
Blair has rescinded all orders heretofore made ex
Guiding from tie Post Office and mails Of the
United States certain newspapers represented by
Grand Juries and otherwise represented as dis
loyal to the Government.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

NrpAIs AwARpED ny THE STATE BoARp.--The
silver medals awarded by the State Board oil Ag
rculture To successful exhibitors at the last State
Fair. are very beautiful and We doubt not VIII ne
much more highly priced thsn any reasonaole
.,oo,n, Of money would be The coat OF arms
of the State Board. being the same a that oil toe
State with the exception OF the tree hail chopper
in the foreground with the words INDIANA Stale
Board Of Agriculture" around u, appears on one
side OF the medal and oR the reverse the name
of the person - whom IL was awarded. enciosei
in n en- and heavily cut wreath. The medals
are iixed in the center pleces OF neat daeGerreo-
type cases. The engraving OF those We "a" was
done a, the iewelry store Of W IL. Talbot 4
O. They will be seut Ia the successful eNhibi-
tors in a few DAYS. but in the meantime can oe
seen at the Office Of Mr. LOOMS, the Secretary
of the State Board.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

VIII assemble, and the importan. questions
will be brought before Il for determination. One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President will vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be re-
ported IN the Sentiasi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

EprcAr.oxAL-ln pursuance with plan adopt
ell nj the Marion County Teachers Association
there will be held at GAINESVILLE. Lawrence town
ship, an educational meeting. on Saturday. 9th
inst, commencing at ten O'Clock a. NJ. Teach
ers and other friends of education are cordially
invited. CYRUS SMITH.
Chairman COMMITTEES
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

rTF-One acre in Buffers addition, fronting the
residence and grounds of Gen T. Morris, Is
for sale or for trade for desirable city residence.
Apply To Frank Smith. Real Estate Agent
Some money other property given IT the
house suits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

ADVANCE IN PRICES.


We propose 20 publish, In pamphlet form, the able
realise d Judge ccHrs KxEcUrvE Powsz. the most
comprehensive and forcble which has yet been written
on that subject ~lh the address q the State Central
COMMITTEES the causes which produced the recent po-
IItic. revolution IN Indiana. Both win make one pam
phIet q Is PAGES which will furnish at 81 per hum
dred This document houd be read BY every citizen q
indiana. Ajiress orders 20
ELDsR. n ARKSEss BINGHAM.
November u. ls62. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16
Snecial Notice.

10 ADTElp TISE.RS-AH advertisements taken Jo'
.iS.5 fssae an9 Ordered 0lf tefors re 81 oirio'l
erfhe time specified. scia b caargoi re rsgair rafH'
,,rf5< srnseup 70 fhs fisa> they are crdered oats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

~ Green's statements with regard to the
peace propositions may or may not be true; but
there i no ground for doubt that Spencer. ut -
West Washington street. offers inducements 10
buyers Of hats and caps that should be accepted
bx Ill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-16

PATRIOT, lNp, Dec ID Hon. Eliphat Case,
editor of the Portland. Maine. Advertiser, and
formerly of the Eastern Argus and Cincinnati
Enquirer died at ten o'clock last night: IN this
place after an illness Of ten days, aged TO.