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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

10 Saturday night last was a magnificent
night for rows aud knock downs, robberes and
the like, throughout this municipality. Fun an 1
fracases urred everywhere The police
always interchangeable. were sometimes here some
times there. but never individually anywhere
Go home, ctizensl wend your winding way
homeward by starlight. by moonlight, by gaslight
and ia the dark. fully prepared as humble Chris
tians belonging to church. To bow the pumpkin
shaped arrangement that contains all the brains
YOU have. to the vigorous blows of a sluug shot
Get home. we tell you again. with your eyes
bunged and your valuables abstractel from YOUR
pockets. aud the doleiui partner OF your bosom
will shed teats, scalding. burning. pathetic and
loving tears over you Then You'll feel more
comfortable. and ia a few days you will appear
on our thoroughtares on crutches. a white linen
bandage embracing your Uranium going but 'one
eye on It. and capable of looking through a
glass only darkv In short. YOU will need an
application OF wizard oil 10 every limb of your
mortal body before YOU will PARTIAL, recover.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
From, Warrington.

WAsHINoroN. December 5.-Inlian Superin-
tendent Collin has arrived here, bringing To the
lnian Bureau m official report concerning a
rail made several weeks ago Into the Cherokee
Country, BY. il is supposed. party of Quan
trei's guerri!l,S. who destroye the public build
incs At Tawainent and the property Of the Union
citizens. including that of John Ross The lat
tiers son in.law murdered
Adyices from tho Army of the Potomac TO.
day state TINT nothing of interest il Transporting
there Everything i in statu QUO.
The rumOrs here that the army is falling back
probably originated from n slight transition OF
divisions Of CORPS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

GLENS's "NEw York SroRE."-We take the
following notice of well known establishment
in our city. from the last number OF the Weekly
Herald. published at Greenfield. Hancock county t,
in this State:
Glenn's Block whose indefatig bile md enter
prsing proprietors, have done 40 much to take
the great burthen OF high rates for all kinds of
goods og the shoulders of the people, is the great
center OF attraction for fall and winter dry goods
This establishment has become to be one of the
indispensabes OF Indianapolis, aud the city would
be at much loss without il almost, as a wagon
would of one Of its wheels Everybody knows
where Glenn's Block is. everybody goes there
10 buy goods.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

81 JOINS. y +. December 5.-The steam
ship Columbia. from Galway the oath, arrived
here this Saturday, evening ierdates are two
DAYS Later
The question of European Congress remains
unchanged
The London Morning Po-t saws there il no
truth whatever in the reported resignation OF
Earl Russell ~ Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
TWAS reported ~ Madrid that two American
ships laden with arms Tor the St Domingo in.
surgenis had been destroyed by Spanish vessel
off tina, island
The German and Polish Questonsha had asssum.
cd threatening look
The Polish insurgents continued 20 be- very
active
The London Morning Post SAYS England will
give IN her adhesion 20 a European Congress
There as an upward tendency in the Cotton
market Breadstuifs were frmer aud Provisions
quiet. Consols, for money. 92l q 927.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

me Coal strikers Resu me Work-Ar-
rest OF the COnspi rators.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
Terrible steamboat Disaster.

ALBANY. Y Y, December 6-The boiler OF
the steamer Isaac Newton exploded last evening
about u o'clock. when opposite Spuyten Duyoct
Creek. Just below Youkers The fire from the
furnaces was blown into the cabin The wood
work Immediately took fire. The flames spread
with rapidity. and in few minutes the centre OF
the boat was burning feIcely
Fortunately two TOW boats near by went i'm
mediately to the rescue of the passengers All
the uninjured were taken OF. and it il believed all
not instantly killed were saved
The baggage master. Wilson Dederick, must
have been blown to atoms, as he was in the
baggage room between the two boilers
Two iremen. Christopher Smith and Richard
Lannan, must have been instantly killed, as their
bodies were in the boiler room but could
not be recovered on account OF the flames
The head waiter informs US that he saw the
bodies OF three men. believed to be deck passen-
gers, lying in the gangwuy, bat they could not
be reached owing to the rapid spread of the
flames
A man named Thomas surdin died after
reaching Yonkers
Geo Wells, Of Rochester, vas scalded in the
face and hands, but not seriously.
Thomas Duham and brother. of Cohoes, were
badly scalded
Michael McLlughln. a fireman was badly ia
jured
|. Pendergast, another fireman, was also badly
injured
Twelve or fifteen OF the injured are at Yonkers
We have not been able to ascertain their names.
The boat burned to the waters edge with
all the freight and baggage in less than thirty
minutes.
The total loss is believed to be from $500 000
to $500 600
No passengers in the upper saloon or ladies
cabin were injured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

NV YoRK, December 5.
Flour is less active and scarcely 50 firm; prices
generally unchanged: <6 30@6 IS for extra
State; 81 4067 50 for extra round hoop Ohio;
81 55@9 so for trade brands. closing dull and
heavy. with no buyers At the outside quota
tons
Whisky is irregular and unsettled AZ &c for
western: for large parcels of fsvorite brands OF
western s5c is refused.
Wheat il less active but unchanged at 81 asa
46 for Chicago spring. 81 44Gl IS for Mil
waukee club. and 81 5O9l So for winter red
western.
Barley is more active at 81 35Gl Is.
Corn is dull and dropping at 81 30 for shipping
mixed western in store. 81 % aioat. and 81 %
for sound yellow.
Pork is in fair demand; sales ut $40 IS for old
mess. SIS 37@le 80 for new prime, sud sl6G
IL 80 for new prime mess
Beef is quiet and steady.
Dressed hogs are shade easier ut 73{@73sc.
Lard is quiet
Money is moderately active az per cent.
Sterling Exchange is quiet and without material
change at l65@l66is Gold opened at %. de
clined to 5l5s, advanced to 525S. and closed
heavy at 521z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
REVISED STATUTES.
~ a. w N n n - ~
GAVIN d HORD,S
REVISED STATUTES!
OF IN ID A n A.
Second Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION or GAVIN 4
Hord's Revised Statutes Of Indiana Is now ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised.
and oil errors corrected There added to the arst
volume an appendix Of over two hundred pages con-
tanning the passed the regular and called sessions
OF the Legislature Of 1861 and the regular session
1858. With fun index. This edition will incress.
the value Of the work. a. II will contain all
all the laws Of the State IN force. The second
volume contains all the upon the subjects 70 which
it refers except those Of 1868, and the amendments
made at that session the margin Of that
volume. These amended acts, however. will be found
Ia the Supplement.
The price Of the present editioa printed upon clear
white paper and well bound Is TES DOLLARS for the two
volumes, or FIVE DOLLARS for either.
The SUPPLEMENT containing the acts Of the regular
and called sessions of the Legislature of 1891 and the
regular session Of ls63 with a complete index, in q
sxrERATz bound IN leather in the same style as
the other vulumes is also offered for sale Price Two
DOLLARS.
Orders for either volume of the Statues, or ALL will
receive promp, attention Address
II. BiNGHAM,
novls-d1wtf Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
I,acipsati uarar,.

CINCINNATI. December 5.
Flour unchanged and dull. with but limited
demand superhne s. 60 TO s. IS and extra at
So 90d6.
Wheat is rather dull; red 81 25Gl 25 and
white 81 409l IS
Corn is active and new is up TO 9sc@Sl; old
is firm at 81 Is.
Rive has advanced 10 81 30.
Whisky IL less firm and more Offering; prices
unchanged
Hogs quiet and unchanged: 900 lbs. avera yes
S7@1 10: receipts 10 600 Packers are indHer
ent. owing to the light demand
Sales of new Lard at 1870; llsl was refused
for old.
Green Hams sell ST &C.
Sales OF new Mess Pork at SIS 25@ls 50.
Old Bulk Meat is wanted at Gle for rib and
&c FOR clear
Groceries are tirfDer but prices are not higher
Gold 81. Silver 81 Exchange doll.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
ANOTHER GREAT WAR MEETING.
Masonic Hall Gro wded.
S.H.uE.S'SE E.N'THTSE.sS.N.
speeches OF General Mansfield and
Colonel Ryan


Masonic Hall. on SATURDAY night was ihronged
with the beauty and chivalry of the city, sum
moned by drums music from brass band. by re-
ports OF cannon. by sky rockets and Roman can
dies aud by other things Wenever Witnessed
n Jam of turs and crinoline and pantaloons and
overcoats. soft and plug hats previously before
The patriotic crowd WAS called t. order at
precisely rs OF the clock. by Hon. James Blake.
Sr He spoke pon,edly aud To the practical
bearing OF the great Argument previous TO in
Producing Brigadier General Mansfield
Gen Mansfield said he patriotic. end would
aim on this occasion TO be logical and succinct.
His heart. he would say il before Col was en-
listed IN the cause he advocated. He went at
length into the subject of finance and other mat
tiers. and urged all 10 volunteer. lie urged re-
cruts to come forward. because, as he said the
man w60 went To war now would live twenty
years longer than il he STAYED a home. The
General might have illustrated this branch OF his
subject If he had been whmsicallv inclined, Nv
the aneciote % the German who had found out
that If man would drink nothing but butter
milk he would live three hundred wears The
aforesaid German had tried drinking buttermhk
for thirty i've wears and was hot dead vet The
General exnoried still further. and might have
rung in with great eifec, the following Union
hymn, metricil nducement for volunteers
to enroll Themselves:
we go the way tia, leads 10 God
The way that Saints have ever trod.
80 let Us leave this sinful shore
Tor realms where We shall dc no more.
CHokrs.--were going home were going hone
Were going home die o more;
T. die more. 20 die mere.
Were going home 10 die no more.
Come sinners. come. Oh come along.
Aud JOIN cur happy pilgrim thrUug'
Farewell vain world. aud al your store,
Were going home te Gle no more
CsoKUs.-we're going home g. E"
Col X. J. RYAN followed Gen. Mansfield.
Col RYAN exerted his great genius and was bu
mo-ous pathetic. eloquent and potriotic Never
before did his brilliant mind shine more reful-
gently anu llus,ri0usly When recruits and sub
scrip;ious called for By the President OF the
meeting,
Net msn or a dollar answered
Our faithful reporter simply states facts.
Due notice will be given of the next war meet
ing at Masonic Hall
Engine ANp BolLER FOR SALE-A five horse
power upright engine With boiler. heater. con
meeting pipes, sc, in complete running order.
aoN used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold a bargain. TO make room for larger en-
CINE IL will be delivered when We remove into
our new office early in October Apply at this
Office scpl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

~ There is no better place to trade in Indi-
annapolis than the Wholesale establishment Of al
word. Caldwell and Alyord. and no cleverer gen
tlemen 10 trade with than Mr. Caldwell We
heartily recommend the establishment TO our
merchants. with the assurance tina; they can buy
cheaper there than at Cincinnati Caldwell has
one Of the best arranged third stories Of any es-
tablishment 10 the city Il Moran Gazette
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

LADIES CLoAKs At AUCTION Grand sale of
over $4,000 worth of the most elegant Cloaks
ever offered ia this marker. Will be sold by
VIM. +. Featherston. at No. IS East Washington
street. Monday and Tuesday Dec 7th and sth
1868 Ladies will have an opportunity to save
money, aud get the best goods in the market
Sale to commence at 10 A NJ. and continue till
the stock is sold. Terms Cash
WN + FEATuERsroS, Auctioneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

~ cavalry officer belonging 10 the 18th
Indiana. had his horse with all aceoutrements ito.
len on Washington street night before last while
he was in a sNddler's shop making some purcha
ses There will have TO be presentation 10 him
shortly OF another quadruped or he will have TO
20 90 war as biped.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

HrAnoVARTFR@ Army POTOMAC. De- "A
light division oi rebe troops crossed the Rapidan
this afternoon At some point above Raccoon
Ford. probably Oh reconnaissance
Sirce this Information cane. there has been
considerable cannoa.-, a.. heard
II ! supposed tie advance OF the rebels has
been checkc hy orr i-h beuerc., attached to
the cavalry IN pursuance of General Meade's OF
ders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

sF- Brigham, the custom boot aud shoe maker
{ by the wholesNle.) is the most popular man in
town. Everybody wants good shoes-they
naturally get this work. In fact Jones. Vinnedge
i Co sell no other kind for Misses and little
girls school shoes. boys aud youths boots. and
TO the country trade in particular.
dacl-1lu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

~ Mrs. Murphy. living in the family Of Jas
. Morrison, who was so severely burned on
Friday last. died Saturday morning. IL seems
that she was kindling ire in stove aud used
coal OIL to make the wood ignite. when suddenly
the flames caught her clothes She suffered ex-
cruciatingly before death relieved her
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

"Asos sroLEs.-on Wednesday night. one
horse spring vsgoo. used for grocery wagon.
was taken from No S. East South street. II
was painted dark brown. and had too steeples on
each side for top. A liberal reward will be
gwen for information that will lead to its recoy
cry Il SIMPSON.
dec7 -d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

~ Mr.. J. II. Davis. OF Rochester. Fulton
county, on Saturday recovered pair OF grey
horses stolen from that city some DAYS ago. The
thief wAs arrested through the agency OF Chef
Of Police Powell. and lodged in all IN this city.
where he now H. and the horses we're brcush;
here TO await owner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

q Yesterday cattle train arriving over the
Lafayette Railroad, was precipitated into Crooked
Creek about five miles from the city rail had
been displaced and this caused the casualty.
Twelve cars were piled on top Of one another in
the bed Of the besu,iful stream. and over twenty
head Of oxen and cows. heiffers aud calves. we're
afterwards taken out dead. NOBODY else was
hurt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
from Fortress MONROE.

FoRrRrss Mo>Ror. Dec. 2-The propeller
City of B,ltmore. from Charleston on Sunday
arrived this evening
She reports no additional news. but corrober-
atcs the reports already published from Rich
mond journals that the bombardment Is slowly
but steadily progressing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

- SATURDAY. night. rather SUNDAY morn
ing about o'clock, there was skirmsh be
tween four OF Eve soldiers and four or hve citi-
zens. Two of the soldiers were very severeI '
handled, and the others escaped only with heavy
bruises The policemen were promptly on the
spot after the affair was over
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

MkTKoroLIrAS-Mr Proctor, whose engage.
ment for last week eminently successful
being grseted hy fashionable and crowded audi
enccS nightly. has been roeugaged, and will ap-
pear 20 night in his great play OF Ambition. sus
tanned by the full strength OF the company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

tX- soldier belonging to the 9Th cavalry
inebriated. was run down by officer on horse
back Yesterday, struck over the head with the
butt of pistol. captured and bound. and taken
where he belonged All this occurred on the
Lords day. South Illinois street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

NEwBtRN November y Cap, Graham. Of
the Ist North Carolina Union cavalry. went into
the euemy's lines some thirty miles with bis
company. on the 25th inst and surprised and
captured Capt. White entire company of guer-
rillas. seventy-four IN number They arrived
here TO-DAY. Capt Graham is toe cavalry hero
OF this department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
From W aslinyton.

WASHINGTON, Dec 6.-The Presidents mes
sage will not be forwarded to Congress until
Tuesday.
There is much conversation relative 10 the
course OF the clerk of the House of Representa-
tive in making up the roll II j. asccrtained
that no credentials have been filed from Mime
sofa. Kansas or California upto this time All
the other States have filed and all are correct ex
ceptag Western Virginia, Oregon, Vermont and
Missouri Last Friday the clerk sent telegram
to the Secretary OF State OF Western Virginia.
10 correct the returns from that State aud TO for
ward them by Monday. He also sent dispatches
to Vermont, New Hampshire and Connecticut,
the last two of which has failed
The Republican members of the House of
Representatives held 4 caucus al the Capitol last
night Mr.. Ofth, of Indiana. placed Mr. COlfax
in nomination for the Speaker.hip, which was
agreed To without dissent
The Democrats or opposition members held a
meeting in one of the convention rooms. Sixty
or seventy members present. including sew
eral from the border States The object OF the
meeting was TO suggest or agree upon the proper
means 10 concentrate No nomination made
The meeting adjourned To meet again on Monday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

leE.-Nr- Joseph Bastch. whose reservoir and
ice house are on the Central canal. four miieS
iron the city. has already put 40 the cFystalized
article. this season. four inches thick. he has
served some oil in's very crop 70 his customers
he serves The principal hotels. saloons aud many
priv ate families
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

FIKE.-SaiurdAy night about II clock FIRE
broke Qua IN Browne carpenter shop, in the aIIev
running east aud west in the rear Of the Bates
House Mr. Browns tools aud whole stock a
part OF il being prepared for Schnulls new build
ing, Meridian street. we're totally destroyed Also
the paint shop and materials OF Mr. Jennings
ALSO a stable and wood she'd belonging TO Mr.
Philip Worner IL l. said that this fire was the
work Of incendisries
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

INV Music John Church. Jr. Go West al,
street. Cincinnati. has ju-t published the Green
back Polka" bv W. II Wilkinson and Price
less Pearls" a collection OF beautiful pieces for
piano. composed aud arranged by Jessie Brinley
For sale at the music stores in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

tf- No officer of our army has exer,ed him
sell To more effect in the way of promoting vol
unteering than Gen Darlington His heart and
all his energies are in the cause of the Union
We point TO what he has done lately in verifca
ton Of what we saw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

70 Col. Bob Stewart the gallant commander
OF the 81 Indiana Cavalry. told the folks the
other night at the war meeting at Masonic Hall
excusing himself lIom making speech, that his
business that OF a soldier. not that oi a talk
er. lie would rather be with the army in the
held confronting the enemy than here 10 home
running over tn, State making speeches which il
was supposed the people generally would under
stand to be pltrotic Let the soldier DO bis duty
as n soldier. and leave the matter OF explaining
and expoundng to politicians who have sublime
ly the gin of the CAB Pretty hard hit. this. on
some epauIetted gentlemen wot of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

tH-J. Evans & Co have broken ground on
South Delaware street, adjoining the railroad
track. for an oil mill The building will be
about ~ feet square. three stories high. and
built of brick. or stone if the latter is cheapest,
Steam will be used for power This is new
branch OF industry in our city. which the great
increase in the culture of iax-seed in Central
Indiana within the past few years will Justify
The foundation will 60 in this winter. and the
walls go up early in the spring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

tT'- Ii is said that a son of John G Breckin
ridge.was among the rebel officers. prisoners, Who
passed through this city yesterday on their WAY
to Johnson's Island
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

~ More rows MISUNDERSTANDING all along
Washington street. southwark along Illinois
street. northward along Pennsylvania street clear
out end throughout the suburbs Truly God rs
holy day is reverenced about these times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

NFw Srlrs-As this j. the season when every
person wants new suit. they should call on q
II Heitkam. No IL North Illinois street. and
examine his stock of piece goods and select
comfortable suit for the season. New goods
lust received. decl-tl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
From Sso~forf

BosToN. Dec. 5--The ship Living Age which
arrived at Falmouth. Nov 18th. from Akiioab.
reports being boarded by the privateer Tuscaloo
81, off Cape Good Hope.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

s8-A I. Lansing, Esq, editor OF the CLAY
County Democrat. published at Bowling Green.
l. on business visit TO this city. We would
commend the Democrat MS n valuable advertising
medium to our merchants. manufacturers and
oftera
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

q Ten dollars a thousand IL the price now
liked Tor brick. for spring delivery. This price
will prevent number OF buildings contemplated
from being erected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

WANTED two single gentlemen. one
room One containing eook-stove, bedstead.
sc. preferred Must not be more than l.
miles from the postofiice
Address. Immediately,
dec5 d. I'M W. Box ,l72
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

TT The following amounts have been sub
scribed to assist the work of recruiting b. Ap
plegate. 800 II. Morris, 800 Geo. Stiltz,
500: J Staub. 800: Ew Pattison, 800
J 7. Wright. 500; Munson Il johnson, 800
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

u The 9Th Indiana Cavalry Col. John Peter
Cieaver Sharks. LETT yesterday tor the seat OF
war 10y the Terre Haute Railway They 20 to
Cairo aud thence 10 Columbus. Ky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

eE We understand that ". 4 I. Mansur have
purchased the Watts lot, ON the north east corner
OF Meridian and Maryland streets. We did not
learn,the price.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

u Two hundred rebel prisoners. all officers.
from Chattanooga. arrived yesterday took dinner
at Soldiers Home. and were forwarded with dis
patch TO Johnson's Island Lake Erie