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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
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Tus TmrArfn The benefit OF Mr. Booth last
night called Ia Metropolitan Hall large. intel
lectusl -nd fashionable audience lis Richard
wa, st,eadiJ. AMI he VAS adninby sustained by
Mr. Riley ~ Richmond itwss a rate itcat. ani
high, appreciated. A, the conclusion OF the
pla, both NJ Booth and Mr Riley we're called
io the front of the curtain 10 receive the paudis
OF those the, had we'll entertained.
To night Nr Booth taxes his leave OF indi
anap,li.. Tor this engagement. n Charles dc
Moor. IN Sclillef's celebrated tragedy OF The
Robbers Tic leaves here Toe Chicago. ~herc he
commences an eng cement on Monday night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

NfW 1eEk W0rM(es
NEv Yokx. Nossul.sr -.
Flour-wnh large receipts and esly I'D
srats demand the msskss . heavy ed declining:
sAIes at - ss@s 8 ies sspsr6ss sssss; = 80
IS 9506 20 fos comuou 70 ncdiso ssus =;
S6 70Q6 50 for common % good sbppins tssnAs
extra round hoop Ohio; IS so0S IS ~ as1s
brands. market closipg heavy 9th no bsssss -
outside quosations-
Rye aour steady Of @ t00S
Corn meal steady: sslss - - - Sos jsrs,y
and 81 2S for c&lcric.
Whisky rules arm wlsh fair demand; sals
at 3sc.
Wheat rather more steady with a moderate
business doing In home consumption: sales of
Chicago spring at 81 1901 %: Nlwaukee club
81 2l@l ~: amber Iowa 81 3lQl -. winter
red Western 81 s6dl ~: amber Michigan 81 II
al ~; white Michigan 81 So4i 50. amber
Western 81 81.
Rye more active and hrmer: sales ct a IS:
Western st s3(aedc
Barley dull and dropping: buyers and sellers
are wide apart la their siews.
Corn without change With a fair demand Tor
export and home consumption: sales NJ 69Q7 Zoe
for mixed Western. including one or t~o parcels
choice AT s0isc.
Oats dull aud declining with q moderate de-
mand- sales At 64td66tsc
Coffee firm but quiet; sales at 81 lzc.
Molasses dull: sales OF IS brls Ne~ Orleans.
Sugar dull with a moderate demand.
Hops steady With n moderate inquiry; sales AZ
l6@2ic.
Pork quiet, sales at sl3 l2sx@l3 Is for
mess; Sl2 50 for thin mess; <l3 30 tor clear:
Sll 80 for prime; 1913 50 for prime mess
Beef dull and unchanged
Beef hams quiet and nominal.
Cut meats in moderate request; shoulders In
bulk sold M Sc
Dressed logs firm and Ia good temsnd at
64c
Bacon sides dull and unchanged: city cut short
clear cold at 9ISc.
Lard dull. heavy and lower: sales at 9Q9lzc.
and very choice LOT at 95s@93zc.
Batter is selling at l69x2c for Ohio and nc
26c for State
Cheese i Grin at 9i5ai3e.
Money rules easy at per cent. tor loans On
call
Sterling exchange rules heavy at 81 4o@1 ~
for merchants aud 81 1891 43lz Cor banker
bills
Gold lower, opening at 1850 as,s and clo-ins
dull at 29i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
tg- The Garter zoua,e Sisters are coming

IT. General Buell. and family left on the noon
train yesterday for Cincinnati The officers com
pri-ng the Court OF Inquiry into the conduct OF
the campaign la Kentucky and Tennessee have
also gone to Cincinnati IL is not known. we lac
lieye. whether the court will commence 10 ab0rs
at the Queen City or 90 to Nashville.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
sE- The Carter ZoGave Sisters are coming.

ey-In the case of May Arthur vs.. Elisha l.
Evans. from the Davies Circuit Court. to be
found IN Friday decisions, tie defendant. Evans
had been allowed hy the court below To testii,
uIsler the law OF ls6l a. to his innocence. The
injured lady appealed to the Supreme Court, and
the decision Just made ailirms the action oi the
Circuit Court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
From SAN Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2S.-rhursday oh
served throughout California. Oregon. Washing
ton. and Nevada Thanksgiving Day. The
churches of San Francisco were crowded to listen
to sermons suitel TO the occasion. the leading
spirit of all being that California has been
especially favored during the times of general
disaster Ia the balance of the Union.
The State is very quiet. and barren Of news
material.
Some interior cities are considerably excited
concerning the location OF the Pacific route
which cannot be made 10 accommodate all
Much local jealousy is excited. giving matter for
newspaper discussion IN The absence of news.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

HArs AND CAPs.-The new aud fashionable hat
store of Davis. on Pennsylvania street. Is all the
rage Just nov. AMI no wonder, Tor has assert
mcnt Of head wear for renileme j. very full and
complete. and he has esinced judgment ia his sc
lections that mark him a, a inan ct taste-Ihe
Genin OF Indianapolis. For good hat or cap at
reasonable rates, 10y all means call on Davis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

FATAL Acctprvr-Mr John Brown, a deaf
and dumb man. who worked at Guisendorif s
WOODEN factory. on Thursday fell down stairs at a
house he was visiting, and was 80 seriously In
jured about the head and neck that he died in
half mn hour. Mr. Brown, we learn, leaves a
wife and several children.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
From Cincinnati.

CNcINxArI, November IA passenger a.d
freight train on the Kentucky Central X. X col
lded yesterday afternoon five miles this side of
Paris + II Crow. of Fayette county. Ohio;
John Simpson. oil Knox county, Ind; aud Miss
Josephine Hisa, OF yellow Springs. Ohio. were
killed Private Johnson, of the 22i Mich, and
two Others. were wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

sTy- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
NoUNcf W. p. PDsEoS, of Knox county. a candidate
for President Of the Board of Commissioners Of the Sink
ing Fund, subject the decision Of the Legislative Caucus
1.-THE Democratic members Of the Legislature.
~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

cT- Hswes is man of genius and enterprise.
Whichever he tenlas To do he does we'll y a
publisher of Gazetteers and Directories he y un
equalei As u provider OF good thugs ior the
in,icr man he exhibits the same energy For
proof of this, 10 To his grocery establishment on
Illinois street, opposite The Bates IIou.e,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

SoLDlIRs' AID MOVEMENT The clergy of this
CITY, OF all denominations, are requested 10 meet
Mt the lecture room of Roberts Chapel this morn
ing, at . O'Clock. to hear report, and adopt and
sign an address 10 the citizens OF the State, aud
especially of this county. on the SUBJECT OF the
late appeal of the Governor in behalf OF soldiers
f.un
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21-The hospitals were
filled with joy and happiness to-day by the liner
ality OF cur citizens, which supplied TO each OF
them festive board, around which heroes of all
the fights gathered and Toasted to their hearts
content.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

CoxrrprR,rH tRinrLl Monty -Wewill send
post paid to any address. on receipt ct III cents
currency or stamps, a StOl. $50 $40. $40, So
A.. and 81 bills: also. Be- he. l5c, 25c und
5Dc shinplasters. a. specimens. hnels executed
ON bank note paper. aud 50 perfect that the,
cannot be detected lrom the genuine
Address Il IoNns n Co.
Box 1861. L. o., ST. Louis. No.
poxlS.dAelms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

Wanted Immediately. "a, the General IN
telheence Office No. 81 North Penu~y vani,
street. one furnished or partly furnished room.
not more than six squares from Was ington
street: high rent will be paid: references ex
changed Wanted also vet nurse. a situation
for a Cumberland, and boy fourteen or hi1een
wears old
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

BosroS. November - BY orders llom Wash
ington all the political prisoners we're released
from Port Warren yesterday. Many of them
elt for their homes Last night, including Marshal
Kane, Of Baltimore.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
lrnrgsDAy's RtroRr.l

HALr.R- FIRRy. November - Rebel cav
airy have been VA full view all day
The latest official reports from the front u that
small bodies OF uianir, pckets are now observ-
able with the cavalry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
A Valuable Document.

We pfsrose 70 publish. IN p.i1yh,st fo:sn. tie s'le
,rsaslsa q Judge ctErs frpsrsss Pa9Ef he me-,
comprehensive snd foree ~hh has yet been written
that saijeei, viii the address u the state Central
Committee ON the causes which produced ne p-
Hiicd revolution in Indiana. Birth vii make PAM
phlei q ls psgss. which vii furnish II al per hun
sr~L This deegaenf ,haud - resd - every
Inaisnt. Address orders .
ELDER. HARKSEss BINGHAM.
N0venaher -. Iss2. Indianapolis. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
xrr0nl Xiryillln.

FALMOUTH, November fredericksburg j.
not occupied by the enemy in force: merely a
picket guard is there duty.
Business is totally crushed.
The only flag visible IS British one, foatin
from private residence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

Bosrox. Nov 2s-It j. now said that only IL
political prisoners were released from Fort War
rem Yesterday. Winter. of Philadelphia. aud
KAue, Of Baltimore, were among them. and both
have gone home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

CINCINNATI. November -.
Flour unchanged and in moderate demand.
Wheat firm; sales : % for red.
Corn sold nj i5dsOc.
Oats sold at asa 5nc.
Hogs in good demand at ~ 30@4 60: receipts
of ~ 900 head in the last two days
Pork firm.
Land firm at SIZE at the close.
Green meat in far demand ut Size for Shout
ders; 5Ca5lse for sides: 5@@5ise tor hams.
Sugar ana molasses very dull; prices NOM
inal.
Coffee remains firm
Coverseed sold az Sc.
Cooperage higher and in light supply
Gold 81 p: silver declined to 81 2ltdl -;
demand notes 81 le@l %.
Exchange par.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

To Ny PATRoNs In consequence of losses
which ! have sustained. Pirtes indebted To nle
will do me special .svos by settling their &C
counts DANIEL j. Callahan.
2I-Iw No. - East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

s7- A few small farms. OF from forty 10 ninety
acres. In Marion county, and large number in
other counties of Indiana and Illinois, offered
for sale trsde by Frank Smith, real estate
agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

t. A lady remarked TO our ficelioas friend
the Rhine that they (the ladies' were nov
wearing their hair long, because the servant girls
had adopted the fashion Of bobbing theirs. Our
friend replied he was glad O; the change, as hair
was less desirable in the culinary department than
any other domestic relation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

- Julse Otto Was ia The CITY IN the carly
part ot the week. attending the session OF the Su
rsemc Court A friend meeting hm GA tie street
remarked that he Quo Fought ~ be appointed to
the vacan, District Juigeship
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

HoGsrs IL contract for one thousand horses
l. b. he lef To morrow in ~ Louis. aud contract
ol two thousand. IN a few days. IN Louisville. Tor
Government use What does the Government
want with 80 many horsesg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
x Nervous Debility

Or spermA;osrhS4. is ee-issvsly INcUnARlR - arr
means brf ths-s sdsucsts. hesoss eemn~nrn6 IG3
trestns-t. ksn hew the writer scssssi, COknD ko4-
and subsequently hundreds Il sfk~r- Hresse : 49,
pad. surerseris>d srrslep TO hss iss. osss<stcso.
Mas. ox.1Au0A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

~ A soldier was knocked down on Wednes
das night near White river bridge, and robbed o.
500. These ouirase~ In that neighborhood, are
very freqaentol late
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Charter Election.

INV HsvEs. November - The Democrats
10 day have carried their ticket at our charter
election by an average majority Of 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

|. T. 1.-THE Indianapolis Typographical
Union will meet this evening at o clock A full
attendance is requested
WV HAiNEs, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

wASrrp-Ten good. fresh mich cows. with
calves from one 10 four weeks old, for which a
good price viii be paid in each. Inquire at this
Office 81 d&wu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

PirrsBrRe. Nov. 81 River 5 feet inch by
the pier mark and Ealing Weather cloudy and
cool.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
tz- The Carer zouavc sisters are coming,

DlAIoour on tnt WoRp "SKtnAnptt. "A
circle al f,shionable- were getting very warm "s
the origin ct this popular WORT. ten days -'nce'
in front OF the Bate House, when ouc ol the
party a member OF Congress. asked 20 be hesri
calmly.
Hon Mr.. -. Sill rivea satisfactory deh
milton.
Mr II. a dis,ingcl>hedlawycrl IL i'm
possible
Hon Mr -. VIII you make wagerf
The Crowd. Yes; viii YOU make wagerl
Mr.. H. distinctly | viii.
Hon. M -. What will ID bcy
Mr. H. kd OF the beat quality from
B.snberger's, in the old Sentinel Building"
Hon Mr. -. Why favor Bsmhciser 20 lie
cidedlyr
Mr II. -. Because he sells the best article
In the State.
Hon. Mr. - Pshswll Ihat cut be-
The Crowd That's o. Jndge; III i sound.
Hoo. Mr.. - Ners veil
The Joke H. that Mr H lost the bet but the
Hon. Mr., - Ma foil, convinced that the state
ment OF III friends, about the qualify OF The has
soid 10y II Hamburger. N 10 East Wash ngton
street, was correct. DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
PUBLIC NOTICE
rOal1>sDe n con. Druggists, No,
~ East washington street,

Have O'en apN0Infed ag0nf8 TOT ths faIf of
M DE,S tt NSEgAG a.
THE WONDERFUL GRASuLuS. fer the cure of Coughs,
Colds. Throat. Bronchitis. whce rng. irritation o the
uvus aud Tunsls, and Diseases of the ings Sold in
large boxes. 20 cts 81 cts. and 81 each. nisd&~is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
Decisions OF The supreme Court.
THIRD DAY.


Richard Gravef Ell al IS. William Ray ct al.
Hendricks g. z. Reversed.
Indiana Central X W vs. +. ). Quick Marion
& c. Reversed
Jacob II Best c, al VS. Jacob B. Powers. How
ard c. Z. Reversed
John T. Dunlevy ct al. " the State ex rel.
George Sheeks, admir-. Lawrence Affirmed.
James E.tcp ct IL. -. Lewis Burke ct al.
WAYNE {. G Affirmed. PER cent.
David Stins0n vs.. the State. Nandeiburgh e.
L Reversed.
Miriam a. Maxwell OK parte. Marion O. p.
Affirmed
Henry Enel, ct al " Nichols Patterson.
Sheib, {. Z Affirmed, pea cen.
David Conner rs the State. Grant Z. Z. Re
verse e.
State of Indiana " David Thomasson. War
ren : & Affirmed
William Shuratt ct NIX. ~ William David
son Wayne G. c. Rsvcrsed-,emanded with
Thomas T. Tcier ct H. vs. John HindeS ct al.
Clinton C. &. Reversed
State ex rel Mary Arthur W Elisha l.. Evans.
ID vices e G Affirmed
John W Knight ". Simon Bimberger. Nor
gan Z G Affirmed > per cent
Isaac Adkins ~ Granville Whissenand. Mon
roe g. Z. Reversed.
FOURTH DAY
This being Thanksgiving Day the Court did
not convene.
rlFTn DAY.
James c. Ricketts, y. Lostetter. Ohio e.
G.. Affirmed , per cent
p-irck Tube " Henry Ebcf Delaware Z Z.
Reversed.
JOHN Noiegal vs. David Devvau. Ripley G p.
Affirmed.
Nathan Myers the State. Allen G G.
Reversed
james u Martin ct al. IS. james Anderson ct
al. Affirmed, , per cent
James Radd Ct Al. Va Jacob Giles ex rel.
Iohuson Z g Reversed
Will, q. Afhcton y X y Williams. Mad
ison Affirmed. 3 per cent
John Gordcn e. Al. ~. James Montgomery.
FLOYD g G. Affirmed, per cent.
ceorgc shannon - Z,chafiah Wilson. jeler
son &. 9 Reversed.
William 7 Reyuell. It Al vs. George Hicks
Tipnecanoc q q. Reversed
David u MAYER ~ Peyton : Symmes Ohio
c. Reversed
David l.. Convey e Al. ". Benjamin Lewis.
Franklin & + Affirmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

~ TIC ~''''' "''t'' '''''0'7 NJ "''''"o'
- Bowen. Stewart X Co. are in receipt o
HaFper's Monthly Magazine foe December.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
MUSIC. MUSIC 16UsIO.

We publish hdnfreds 81 diserert pieces ~ Music .
Isrxe number being by the st nssfsrs In the musical
world A-o Instruction Rocks foF nearly al musical Ia
strumsnts select Rand Music ID Day school, Bell sur.
day School Bell Nos aud ?. rsrictc Song Book. Barp
stsnED 20 all who ssnd Cor II, contains lists
~ all varieties ~ music, with prices attached Ne
lady In the country should be without u. Orders ny
express promptly nlsd and faithfully ex.cu~d a.
though the person ordering present Remit money
IN a registered letter osty exrrcss.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
Rf-dow No. tsi brosfesy. M.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

tS-rhe Carter zOaass sister. are coming
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
PATENTS.
$3.50.

NFw stven.ccfa,s Pianos, In rosewood eases. iroE
frames AMI over-strung bass Tor eiko; with mould
ngs. eisn with moudg-, carvsflegs and inlad nsrse
board, e7s. els, $500 and upwaEds: the same With
pearl keys. s225. e2ip &c. The above ranos, though
cheap excellent Second hand f1anos t1s, go
wards
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

The Catholic congregations met at 81 Johns
Church ~ eight o'clock Ia the morning, when
the Rev Mr. Bes-onies conducted the service. IL
the intention 10 have sermon nt eleven
O'Clock, bat The Rev. Mr. Bessonies was called off
on 4 mission of charity, and the early morning
set.s.e was all that VAS had
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

The sword il magnificent weapon, fine d.
miscu~ blade. With rich aud highly ornameuied
bronze scabbarl. The handle Is al silver. richly
chased. with thename. Col L. Dunham c,tved
the hilt The following inscription j. upon
the sclbbard:
Presented by tie officers and men OF the 5nth
Regiment Indians Volunteers, 10 Col q l. Dun
ham. ~ a token oi their respect n officer, a
goutlcmaii. AMI "a soldier
No, p. lc62 +"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
MkTnopfsT cnrhcnrs.

Al Wesley Chapel the several Methodist con
gregatons met for worship. and were addressed
bs the Rev. DR.. r. c. Holiday The house Was
crowded.. the address epprupTate. and eioqucntly
delivered. The speaker urged the necessity OF
reiishce on Him who controls tire destinies OF
nations Tor a successful. peaceful aud happy ter
miEation OF oar national d,nicultie--
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29

Thursday was eenerally observed IN the city
as a day Of rest. II not Of hanksdsifg ami
irayer TIE stofes and shops wcfc closed. and
sabbath Stiffness rel cd Throughout oar tusi-
Hes< streets. Tie weather va cold. aud few per-
suns seitused 0nt to erceun'cr tie keen rusty
ar fhe several congregations u d.ilcseit de
nominations united and held service ia one
Of lie churches
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-29
rlFTu DAY.

This being Thanksgiving Day the Court
not convene.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

VINO WAS He "A capital story is told of an
old farmer in the northern part of the county,
who had been "savng up" to take upa mort,
gage Of $4,000 held against him by nearer
the sea shore The farmer had saved up all the
money in gold, fearing to trust the banks in
these war times. Week before last be lugged
down his gold and paid it over, when the follow
ing coloquy ensued
"Why, you don't mean to give me this $4,000
in gold, do you? ?" said the lender.
Yes. certainly said the farmer 81 was
afraid of the pesky banks, and so I've been
saving up the money in yellow boys for you this
long time"
"All right" responded the lender, only l
thought you didn't take the papers, that's all"
Take the papers No. sir not ]. They
have gone on SO since the wars been agoing that
won't have one of the dish things about
But the money is all right, isn't it ~
Yes, all right, here's your note and mort
gage"
And we'll be might have called it all right as
the premium On gold that day was % per cent,
and his gold was not only worth the face Of his
bond, but s440 besides, enough to have paid for
his village newspaper for himself and posterty
Tor at least three centuries. 1t pays to take the
paper.-.Vo,,caM Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25
FOR SALE.


sssEsS HOMESTEADS and VALUABLE kbah
II. ESTATE! Building Lots Tor from SlO To-
$500 each Also. so vara lots and entire olochs
OF beautiful garden land in the city ana coun"
oi oan francisco, on the line of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD,
at the WEST END DEPOT. The title is aOso'
lutely perfect, being Spanish grant, finally con-
trmed and patented by the Unlted States. lns
ohai'rr BIZ respects this title, the city an'uorn
tes respect it, the District Courts and SUPREME
Court OF the United States, respect it-OeSlu''
The Title has been forever quieted by Dh"
Decree aud Judgment against the Cl!,
30 mat there is not even cloud or shadow III III
oh H. whoever purchases one of these ios' "''
ouy a lot and not lawsuit. t
oihce No. 10, Naglee's Building, corner MO''
gomery and Merchant streets, San FranclsGcon;
j5253m. HARVEY S. BROWN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

THE PRICE OF BATTLEs-At the battle of
Arcolo, the Austrians lost in killed and wounded.
$1,000 men /; French, $4,000.
AT Hohenlinden, the Austrian loss was $4,000 !;
the French, 5000.
At Austerlitz, the Allies, ont of $4,000 men,
lost 10000 in killed, wounded or prisoners the
French lost only q 10000.
At Jena and Auerstadt the Prussians lost
80 900 men killed and wounded, and nearly 60,
900 in all and the French, $4,000 in killed and
wounded.
At the terrific battle of Eyau, the Russians
lost $4,000 in killed and wounded-the French
lost 5000
At Wagram the Austrans and French lost
each rs 900 men, or $4,000 in all, in killed and
wounded.
AT Smolensko the French loss was II 900 men !;
the Russians, 10000.
At Boridono which is said to have been " the
most murderous and obstinately fought battle on
record" the French lost in killed. wounded and
prisoners, 10000 the Russians about the
same number, making in all, loo, 600 men in one
battle
AT Lutzen, the French loss was $4,000 men
the Allies $4,000
At Bautzen, the French lost $4,000 men-the
Allies $4,000.
At Dresden, where the battle lasted two days.
the Allies lost, in killed, wounded and prisoners,
$4,000 men ; and the French between 10000 and
10000
Az Lelpslc, which lasted three Gays, Napoleon
lost two Marshals, twenty Generals, and about
10000 men, in killed, wounded and prisoners
the Allies. l,790 officers, and about 10000 men
upwards of 100, 900 in ALL
Besides these were several others of minor im-
portance to the foregoing. as to the loss of men,,
but large in the aggregate. There were those
of the Bridge of Lodi, most desperately con-
tested fght--tbe famous battle OF the Nile sea
fight, in which Nelson lost 905 men in killed and
wounded, and the French 5,225 men in killed
and wounded, 3,005 prisoners, and IL out OF II
ships engaged in the action.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-25

New ORLEANS is an expensive luxury. The
Government is paying more than $4,000 a
month considerably more than the army OF oc
cupaii0n costs-to feed the starving rebels whom
Mai Gen Lowell and jeff. Davis have left upon
our hands or send in from day to day from be
yond our lines to be fed. The approach of Win
ter renders it a serious question whether the
National Government is called on to support
men who refuse to take the oath of allegiance
Gen. Butler has already organized one colored
regiment the darkest of the Numbers Of which
he is reported to have said is " about the c1lor
of the late Daniel Webster"