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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

~ 1RlC1 OF INDIANA, -:
WHEREAS. libel OF information as been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
December s62 by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the Uni
ted States for District of Indiana against the life
terest Of Levi L. Laycock In the following described
property to-wt The y OF lot No ~, In the original
plan Of the city of Evansville Vanderburg county, Ind
ai,o in and TO the following lands in the county Of Posey
in said state, to-wt "a of or aud y of or.
section l3. town Z, Of IL west also the following
credits and effects 10 Wit balance a certain jufg-
ment and decree in the county of Posey In sad State
against hn Febas and in favor of him, said Lay
cock OF about $500, for violation Of the powers of
Act of Congress approved July 18th, 1862 entitled
An Act 10 suppress instruction to punish amt
rebellion seize and cont the property rebels,
and FIR other purposes, praying process against said
property, and that the may be .ndemned and
sold enemies property.
low therefore, ia pursuance of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed aud delivered, do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
property, part thereof in interested
there that they he and appear before the said the Dis
tct Court Of the United States TO be held al the city Of
indianapolis in for the District If Indiana the lst
Monday January 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
of that day. ard then and there TO inerpoSe their claims
and make thei. Legations in that behalf
D. e.. NOSE, L. s. Marshal,
ByI. ). BIGELow, Deputy,
Attest
JoHN II. RIA, Clerk. decl0-dl4t
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U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
mo. Ato
UTNTFD srATTs or AMERICA. DISTRICT CD IN
DIANA. s.

no. lbs
n MID STATES or ANERTCA DIsTRI 1T CD IN
u DIANA. $.
Whereas. libel q info ua'ion has been fled in the
Mstric Court 81 the Omitted within and for The
seventh Circuit aud district RI Indiana the lTth day
- December ls62 By John Hanna E-Q ney fer the
United state sud Tor tie Ds,ricf q Indiana siiit
hundred tiop ounces quuie ezei ~ the Port ~ kvas
yle ~ The STATE n Indiana f0r violation Il fhe laws
q The United States. be said goods and merchsndise
beng coutrabani 81 war, and praying process against
81 gcods that the may Is condemed and sold
articles c0utrahaud Of war.
No~ Therefore. pur,usnee Of The uoation under the
zeal o. said Court dir eted and delivered, do
hereby give rs6lc notice TO al persons claiming said
good or any Tsri thereof or in any manner Interested
therein, that they b. and appear D. fore tire said the
Court Of the Unied States 10 be held The city OF
indianapols IN and Tor the D.,rct Of Indiana, the
third Monday 81 Nay nexr ten o'clock Of the forenoon
Of that lay thea there infsrpose their claims and
make their allesati IN thai behalf.
ID. ROSE. Z. g. Marshal.
By I. s. BI0rLow, Deputy.
Attest.
JoHn II. BEA, Clerk. decls-dlst
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Woodbury. says The delay caused BY not be
Ing starred N tine and bsd roads. The President
and Stanton are entirely free from blame: Il falls
on nliitsry men.
Tvo squadfon> Of Banks expedition passed
key West on the 9th and s0ih.
Gen. Fremont left Tor ST. Louis Yesterday
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(NO. 1861
7 United STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. 1861
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana, the 18th day
of November, 1862, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
OF the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects of Barr
Nolsnd wic One Pr-missory Note for the II six
thousand $4,000 dollars, dated January 81, 1889 due
Oco ber l. 1856, with interest from date, said note given
by James n. Creighton Dav G. Rose. in considera-
ton Of real estate in Lapor county Indiana and
by said Rose assigned and transferred TO said Burr
I. holland. for a violation Of the powers Of act
of Congress approved July II, 1852, entitled, An TO
suppress inSurectiun TO punish treason and rebellion 10
seize and csnscate the property of rebels and for other
purposes, and praying process against said note and
that the may be condemned and sold as enemies
property.
Now, therefore in pursuance of the monion under the
seal Of said Court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said note
any part thereof in any interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States be held the city Of indianapolis
and FIR the District of Indiana, the third Monday
Of May next, at O'Clock the forenoon Of that
day. then and there inerpose their claims and TO make
their allegations in that behalf
d. G.. ROSE, q. S. Marshal.
Per I. S. BIsELow, Deputy
Attest:
JOIN H. REA, Clerk. decl7-dl4t
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Night Report.
LATEST FROM ~. O.
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS TO The
ARMY.
&C., ac., &e., Se., arc.

GoLpssoRo'. n. C Dec ia RECONNAISSANCE
cavalry under Capt Conoway found the euemy
encamped about two miles below White Hall. A
rumor this morning saws reinfoTeements have
passed Kingston on the south side of the Neuse
river TO succor their skedaddlng friends.
LEXINGTON. Ky. Dec 22.-It is reported that
Lexington is soon To be visited by the rebels in
large force Floyd and Humphrey Marshall are
SAID To have come through Round Gap from
Western Virginia and are rapidly advancing into
the center OF the State. The town aud vicinity
were visited by john Morgans guerrilas. ionr
were captured by scouting parties short distance
out
WAsHINerox. Dec 23.-The President has
issued the following:
ExEcUTivE MANSION.
WASHINGTON. Dec 90 1862 (
To the Army Of The Potomac:
have just received from your Commanding
General "A report of the battle of Fredericksburg.
The attempt was not an error, nor the future
other than accident. The courage with which
you on an open field maintained the contest
against an entrenched foe aud the consummate
skill and success with which you crossed and re
crossed the river the face OF the enemy. show
that YOU possess all the qualities of great army.
"hiNh wiz Ntt give NiStVi1 " iit CAu>c VI tic
country and OF popular Government
Condolng with the mouners fOrthe dead. and
sympathizing with the severely wounded. con-
graduate you that the number Of both is cOmpar
atively small, and tender YOU. officers and sol
diers, the thanks of the nation.
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The following has been received here:
HEADouARrERs DEPARrMESr NORTH CARoLixAl
December 20 I
TO MAJ. Gen. Haileck:
dy expedition perfect success. | burned
the railroad bridge at Goldsboro' and Mt Olive.
and tore up several miles of the track of the vii
mington and Weldon railroad. We brought ON
tour engagements. viz: Al South West Creek
Kingston. White Hall and Goldsboro. aud whip
ped the enemy handsomely each time.
Signedl q FosrER.
Big Gen. Com'd'g.
STAFFORD Z. Il, Dec. - Scouting parties
have visited Brentsvile. CatiieIt's Station and
down the Rappahannock to Kellysville, without
meeting amy body ct rebel cavalry.
AT Kellysvil some firing across the river to- X
place with the rebel pickets. without harm TO
either party.
Nothing from the front.
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COMM ERciAL.
FrEtseakrH
Cfnctnnnat slnrhes

Cf>cirSkrf, December -.
Flour dali sud prices nominal.
Wheat dull. bat unchanged: red 97c0xf
Corn an good demand At asa &c Oats 80 s.c
Whisky 5Se.
Hogs dali for those thai have heea slaughtered
yesterday osifg 20 The bid weaiher. and con-
cession 81 lD0 10 Ne made. bot Hse firm md
Dressed bags sold .; - id@s 60. Rscepe for
the week 5000, making TIE total receipts $50
OO0 TOT The season. being 30 900 bead greater
than the rcceir,s a. this tine last seasoo. L.rd
~ good demand, bu, prices are easier; ale. Il
600 ustces 81 ss<e
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lSO. ISL
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
nj DIANA-SS
deeis-dlst

Whereas libel Of information has been fed In the
strict Court Of United States, within and for he
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the stl day
OF De mber, 1861, By John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the
United States, tor the district Of indiana againsI part
lot % in the original plan OF ihe city u Evansville
mcneil Vine street. 81 feet inches from the
Of Vine and Fr,t streets extending thence the line
Vine street toward the Ohio river - feet inches, thence
said lot be line Of lot 80 IN said plan, thence
along sad line toward First - feet inches thence
line parallel with Fr-t street Vine street place
of beginning. Ia he city n Evansville. and against all
persons lawfully intervening for their sherein
and pee ally against Paul r. Marrs for violation
Of the powers Of Of CONGRESS- approved July IL
ls62 entitled IAN act 10 suppress Instruction, punish
treason and rebellion 10 seize and cOncae the property
Of rebels and for ther purposes and praying process
against said realty and that may be condemned
aud sold a. enemies properly.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the monon der the
seal Of said Cout 10 directed and delivered do here
BY give pubic notice all persons claiming realty
any part thereof in any int crested therein
that thew be aud app before the sad the District
Court of the United States 20 be held the city Of In
dianapo in and for the District Of Indiana the
Monday OF January next at O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day. then and there 20 nterpose their claims and
make their alleg atoms in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal,
BY J. s. BGELow, Deputy.
Arrest
John H. REA, Clerk. decl0-dl4t
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mo. 1917
T United STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN,
Attest:
JONI III. REA. Clerk

(NO. 1871
ITNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA-SS.
Whereas, libel Of Information has been filed in the
District Court of the United states within and for the
Seventh Circuit ami District of Indiana the 18th day Of
December, 1862, by John Hanna ESQ., Attorney Of the
United States for the District of Indiana against the fol-
described estate credit and effects Of Burr p
Nosnd to-wit One Promissory Note, dated January 2l
1882 due October &C. with interest from date for the
sum of four thousand hundred and sixty six
1861 dollars, said note given by James Creighton
David Rose, in consideration of certain real estate in
Laporte county, Indiana and by said hose assigned and
transferred 10 said Burr holland for violation of the
ofCongressapprovedJu July IL 1852 enttle
AN suppress in>urreciion, punish treason and
rebellion. seize and coniscate the property If rebels
and for other purposes and praying process against
said note, and that the may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
Now. therefore, in Of the mention under the
of said directed and delivered do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said note
any part thereof in any interested therein
they and appear before the said the District Court
of the United States 10 be held the city of Indianapolis,
in and for the District % Indiana the third Monday of
May next O'Clock of the forenoon of that ay,
then and there inerpose their claims and make their
allegations in that behalf
d. G. ROSE, United States Marshal,
BY l. s. BIGFIow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN II. REA, Clerk. declT-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24
DIARY, from March Ia. 1861, to November ~
1862. BY Adam Gurowski Boston: Lee &
Shepard, publishers For sale by Bowen
Stewart & Co Indlanapois

DIARY from March Ia. 1861, to November r.
1862 BY Adam Gurowski Boston: Lee
Shepard, publishers For sale by Bowen,
Stewart & Co.. indianapolis.
The Diary is written by foreign adventurer.
who for time was employed in the State De
partment. He Is radical, revolutonist ana IA
lover Of the negro Gnruwski PROCESSES to give
revelations of men and things which he and
heard himself, and what he heard from Others
on whose yeraciiy he could RELY Throughout
the author exhibits assumption and impudence
but he has made a readable book. for IA dish of
scandal is relished by the great majority of man
and womankind The object of the book is to
convict the Administration and the present mill.
tary rulers with an Indirect sympathy with, and
support of, the rebellion. and doubtless furnished
the material for the Cincinnati Gazette and the
radicals generally. in their attacks upon the pres
eut milit,ry aud civil representatives of the gov
eminent. An extract or two will show the char.
&C er of the D. TRY:
Nov s. 1862 Lincoln Seward politically
slau Uttered the Republican parry. and with il the
country's honor. The future looks dsk and
terrible shudder. Dishoner ON all sides Lin
coin will under of use the lease of pow er
left 10 him--0r 10 fall as man. But to lie
candid most of the thus-caIled lie 'der~ prepare Ell
this defeat and most of them az the last moment
may lack decision and dignity. How repeatedly
L warned the Summers Wilson's aud other wise
acres. that such will he the end, that the people
at large will become exasperated 10y Lincoln :
Administration. Seward triumphS. His
insincer ~ pre- eminenty contributed to defe t
Wadsworth. Me1histo like, he rejoices in thus
having humbled the pure and radical PATRIOTS.
Nov 18th To sum up-D.ctatorship
with Mcclellan seems to dawn upon the horizon !;
the smallest disaster-Burnside. ahi-will pre-
cipitate the catastrophe. pray 10 God (and Ter
the first time) that | my be Mistaken
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FoR rHK Bors-~ Robin Nest s,orie~, . 60
rills Hunters" The By TW." 30 peep Sto.
ries." L viii 5e Gentiemsn. Walter in
Egypt" LitiIe Frankie" kolio Books" to-
gelher with Al the old fashioned juvenile books,
at Bow en-. stewart a CO :.
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sN~.s Ne~eU'tH -
Flour dull snd dropping. and prices generally
unchanged. S6@6 10 for extra State: IS 700
, . for superhne Western. SO 05ta6 IS Tor
common 70 nieiium extra western: 80 60a6 IS
for common 20 good shipping brands extra roand
hoop Ohio. 50 e56s - Cor trade brands. market
closing quiet.
Whest-Ra'her more doing. Chicago srring
81 2'@l 3, Milwaukee club 81 24al 50: am
Der Iowa 81 -
Hogs shade frmer AZ 6,a6isc for Western
Bacon sides hrm az 7ikd7l1c iF Western cut
Lari scarcely - firm. sale az 93kCdl0c
Butter and clleese unchanged
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A FAeT TO b. RIxEMsERKD Davis, at
No ID Pennsylvania street, near the Post office.
has the largest stock Of hats. caps and ladies
furs M she city. and Is almost daily making nd.
ditions of al the and latest STYLES ~ fast ~
they appear. The excellent quality OF his goods
aud the low prices at which they are sold are
properly appreciated by the public. as his rapidly
increasing business fully attests. Those hand
some iurs just the article for holiday presents.
Call aud examine them. 243
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to Wanted. city properly. for which I'M
proved forms ia Hendricks. Patnam. Decatur.
Ripley, Bsrtholoms~. Sullivan. Upton, Law
renee. Grant. jasper. ,sies-. Fulton and White
cpuntie-. Indiana. or Efiingham and Iroqaois
cour''es. Illinois. Can be exchanged by Frank
smith Real Estate Agent
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(NO. l79)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
Attest:
JoHN II. RIA, Clerk.
decl0-dl4t

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA-SS:
Whereas, libel Of information has been flied in the
District Court of he United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 9Th day Of
Dec mber, lS62. by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney Of the
United states for the District Of Indiana agans the fol-
lowing described credits and effects oil Richard X.
Stevenson wit: One issory note da cd about the
25th April 1860 due December - h. 1862 for the
Of two hundred and fifty s250 dollars laid note given by
Hiram l. Allen. and payable on its face to one Charles
Thompson. Tor violation OF the of of Con-
gres, approved July IT, 1862 entitled IAN ac 20 sup
press in>urrecion 10 punish treason and rebellion 10
and ccn>cat Of rebels and for oihe
purpos-s and praying process against said note and that
the same may be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now, therefore, in pursuance II the monon undec the
said Court directed and DELI cred do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said Tote,
any part thereof. OF ii any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the sad the
Court a. the United States, to be held the city Of
indians polls, and fer the District Of Indiana the
first Monday OF January next at ten O'Clock of the fore
Of that day then and there nterpose their claims
and IN axe their al Legations in that beha {.
ID g. ROSE, L. s. Marshal,
By J. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JONI III. REA. Clerk. declO-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

SPEECH or W b BEACH. Eso-TLe Demo
cratic Club filled last night To hear the ad
dress OF Mr. Beach. Notwithstanding the rain
number of ladies were present The speech WIS
worthy the man aud the occasion He review ed
the causes that led To the present distracted state
OF the country and pointed out what he conceiv al
To be the duty of all honest and patriotic men,
He did not conceive. and never did that the
Union could ever be restored by war alone Such
being his opinion, rs an honest man he elt in duty
bound To express il, and il those who he ,rd him
were satisfied he right they should saw So
He did not counsel submission on the part of the
North-far from it-but we should be willing 20
say to the South that their constitutional rights
would be secured Ia them We should place our
selves clearly in the right. lie believed the war
could have been avoided. and pretty clearly dem
onstrated that it been hurried on not to save the
Gosernment. but to save the Republican party
His language temperate but firm and he
impressed upon his audience the duty they owe,l
To themselves aud the country to mike known
their opinions. The Government was fast pass
ing into the hands ct an Abolition faction-a
mere faction. he believed. who did not represent
the views of respectable minority of even the
Republican party. Was such faction unre
buked, TO toe suffered to plunge the country into
irepirabe rum and make a deSolation of this
once happy country he loved the old dag with
reverential feeling that was part of his very
nature. That old flag. he believed. with wisdom
in our councils. would vet float over the entire
country. but the policy must be abandoned that
united the South and distracted the North
Mr. Beach was listened 20 with marked atten-
ton. and he was frequently vociferously cheerei
A vote OF thanks moved and passed at the
conclusion of his address
resolution was introduced rendering the use
OF the ball without charge 10 the Democratic
members of the Legislature for caucuses, &c.
which was unanimously adopted.
Oliver b. Torbet, Esq was announced as the
speaker Tor next Tuesday evening.
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.T- novel gig passed up the street yes,er.
day. attracting considerable attention. A dry
goods box was placed on single pair Of wheels,
IN which we're seated a man. woman and child,
and dminutive donkey drew the concern. The
donkey tro,ted along gaily. aud the entire party
seemed 10 be very coy in their homely turnout.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

tE Christmas and New Years presents at the
One Dollar Store. No 5 North Meridian street.
Yohns Block near the Circle New and elegant
STYLES of iewelry, pins ear rings, bracelets,
chains. Iockets gold pens and pencils. fine silver
plated forks table, dessert and tea spoons, cast
ors. table knives, &c. for sale in lots at one dol
lar each Call and take your choice for one dol
lar Dealers supplied - lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

FoR rHE GIRLS II will be a .""Lucy
Stories Aimwell Stories. Dolly Warden and
Little Nell. by Dickens: Brighthope Series. Alb
bolts Juvenile Stories. Mrs Edgeworth's Tales.
Harlie Stories AL OF the above. and many
Cos
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An adjourned meeting OF the Marion County
Democratic Central Committee will be held on
Saturday. the 9th inst IL is expected that CIV
cry member will he punctusl in Attending as
matters OF no ordinary interest will be presented
before them. The meeting will be held in the
Democratic Club Room at ? p. NJ. precisely
N. HAYDEN. Chairman.
December %. 1862 d6w
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NOTICE.

0TncE 90 rHE INDIANA CESrNAL RAuwsr Co..
iNEIAsArotIs. December 9th. lSe2. I
VUNHE Stockholders In said Company hereby noti-
fed that an election for Directors IN sid Company,
viii he held al this Office. IN indianapolis Thursday.
the eighth day OF January next. (lss3.)
BY order o. the Board Of Directors.
dec6-sw SAM. HANNAH. sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

THE THFATKR Miss Matilda Heron. who was
announced 10 appear ~ the Metropolitan last
night, Wis unable TO do on account Of the
detention Of her wardrobe by railroad accident
The piece (Camillel was postponed. and another
play substituted Alter Mr. Vincent announced
the fact to the audience. Miss Heron came for
ward and expressed her regret and disappoint
ment.
To night she will positively appear, ond full
and fashionable audience will greet ber.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

TIE BrcKErE DINING SALOON The splendid
new eating house recently opened by Steele &
Burnes on the corner OF Illinois and Georgia
streets is in full blast. and il i first rate
place for a hungry man or an epicure TO visit
The marble tables in the dining room are beauti-
full 10 look upon bnt. when adorned by the soups
and dishes that the famous cook at the establish
ment knows 50 we'll how to prepare. the beauty OF
the tables grows sublime The house Is doing
land Office business, and no wonder, for the best
the markets afford Is always to be found at the
Buckeye Dining Saloon. The saloon Is open at
al hours OF the day and night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

cE- We understand that Messrs. Nickum
Parrott. of the Union Steam Bakery. No. III
Pennsylvania street. have made arrangements to
make genuine article OF Boston brown bread
Those of our citizens wishing such an article can
be accommodated by calling upon them. 24-j2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

CHRisrNAs Eve FESTIVAL or THE UNIVERSAL
rsr CHuRcH AND SAsBArH ScuooL--The annual
festival OF the Universalst Church aud Sabbath
School will be held in College Hail on Wesines
day evening. Dec. %. Among the attractions OF
the evening sill be beautiful Christmas tree.
containing presents for the children of the school
The usual delcaces of the season will be served
up on the occasion. Admission. 10 cents; chill
dreu OF school free.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

on A NEW METHOD or
treating venerrsl Diseases. iDclu.
Ding syphilis in all IT, stages,
6onorrbes, Gieet. Structure. Van.
cocile, and Hydrooele, Diseases o.
the Kidney. Bladder &C. with
ont mercury Containing . val
liable treatise on that ~ide-et,resd
tnaiady Of youth, Seminal Week
hess. Nocturnal Emissions, scruxi
Debility, lmPotency, tc.. the Sc
cref iniirmities Of youth and ma
furffv arirfnC from @hs f.nr,sf,4-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-24

cE Hcgshire & Hunter have fine lot of
turkeys and fresh Baltimore oysters for Christ
mas dinners. In addition they have fruits for
mince pies and general assortment OF family
groceries Of the choicest quality.