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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

DEATH sF A RsEEsABB-a 81. Lana.
noted tory fro# Nsrh A~iRbrra, 6isd Ia Loe7-
vile on the 18th inst He received ia appoins-
meat Of judge Of tae URitsi ststss district cert
for the HlI5Heru sad southern digHic8 Of AZ
secession nsvsmsst AID tbs fsn Of Sumter The
o6ce Re Was, Of course, never permitted 70 ST.,
sad gpoR ths occupaiioa ef Huntsville by Mitch
Ell and bis Yankee legisRs be declared hrs sd
herescs &c ihs LiHeoa GovsrEmsak Aaon tha
uds 81 WAY Was rolled baek, sad Hfh other
usitors who ike himself revsr b,sashed the
noble sentiment Of Sets
"Rrsafhss thsrs 9 man With Eouis1 6tas
WAC nsvsr 60 b msaf heh asid
ThsA ny 0vu, uy nEigs lsre.
Do was oomBelcd to az viii bis Yankee e8n--
ra5as 10 Louisgi.e. whence BE- Das eoutinasd b1s
rsiresf 60 sselhsr wsrd-Msbiis RlrEtsr
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ugLlQUAETEas 1siEF rH z fEFl1E1
aEzY 90 TashEsra.
T-Hear-- SO -5F3
h1slnr spy Or OFeEA GLzbhEs
rlld.p u fhem frr g tif prcs. ~rl Goa.
Evsr 81 - se-a z Tps nae Frsstteacat upar
.r.v q absr vii asar tzc plss0sE4ed ~ ieae.
b. AZaa corps n saHg o. Esed Of
ra- aze 1853 b Fec a-t~ pa-1ois oAens i~ii
Esd q. H1TH.
CHEF EFaa-0aea.
amy Of t.s se-.
----e--ar- r- 1-- n-ur tfna H~-.
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oFnroa OF THE AUsTRIlE PRFss

Ainsss 81 TIE Fieaaess ~jaagaslH s5Bsi3sz ibe
EBsssA si tAs Emperor calculated ts erasag sa-
aaSiusss,
Tla oGeial Fiszsy Zsitsag. Of November 6,
f~efsrTiBg 10 tie speech Of sss Emperor Nap9-
iesn, says 4. cAhRot refrain from rsHsrking that
lbs srsAtss Of Vienna have not ceased 10 sxist,
bsesuss according 10 International E~tipul2io1s
thsy have been PsTtislly modified, or because
sheir service upsn isolated YsiRis have bess
shaken. Tas fact 10 that AUsais has aiEsys
Honestly fui6lad the treaties. Even her en-
beavers 70 brag sbsut German reform hsys baea
bzsej upsn EsrsFeAn Treaty rights and we're
E~ssciaiy directed e 6PPsass ice scitstss e.
Germany. Austria san perfectly Lequisseo il
he n8is idss OF the sPssek, viz: 3 mRsssl
agreement between TIE Powers 70 rssevs ths
egsRtusl.ias Of war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

rFRoM THE ARNr EDrTroz.l
traitor Fnrmsrs.

Frsn he Richmond Eaqursr
The fisrss i~n3iEssuoB ssurs5 fsfih iu tbis lst-
tT ol . 'VIreirit Soldier, Il very sAtural ard
just Oar soldiers Wish 50 remsia lsw-aaidins
c~iiEens, If possible; haa fslhsr thss tsks he
law into their own bands, ihsy do actually sab
mit 10 kaTdsbips and pdyatioEs tsEt no other
troops il modera times are expected 10 sadBvs
.heTe may be g hroit isr Conlsdsfate sol
diers ans not angels. Il H. indsad, higa tius
shat Congress Should mses and take new nets
urss for sssbEnE tho Government 70 keep les
armies On foot:
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NaEeilsmEs.

BEsefFSAsEs,
tre II nrs Es p,scs rosus-ks CAE - ~
sra rR-fsst gth socd 81 lh1urss
hss.-An A=r -el cps Hd et75s Ao--s
d Lrten al asf & sg1-ra, sza POI sora tct taAnA
sex sreea li1-tznLA- 4acFt Hah Mee
1
40 Iaa ard sc g. dShrss - ecEe uasfs
.Faea asfsE q ua-olatad Tex 8 Lass sr1a
-n ID e 5s e. gteeucy % tae ely q Aush
F5.sa. wl-h y BE- Eaa 60 renEon.als terms y ~
ca BeacE uaee --ea
Co. 81 twl r1 ard q Eel and 4-ee i9 Va.
s I'd zzs- Ems a los sadie ana dgrueu
s-5ruasr E -1 sHd rtriup-
~ o. properly vii asas-a isr c-al sdr1e1t money
- Ter rbld Ezl rmE Eetla- AccrsEl ~ ~ NJ
GALEB T5HPEEsB,
GarteTav e aA
-rrf5t l4 eav be st1fIy thr
us G- fH azr fEz-atss
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aqt q annie IRON lie srnt-ro iha cry, 81 -
.CDsag e.alGninE --gltlo.r 1F VI
s.elef4eua BN4EtIG h0-rh fEae S
go 81 oln ecsa r aAlrs tEn arc "a thA'
rrsslae; heQ q -r y 4
s.uz11. e~z.zLsfe aa ossatia Fisr-
Inc i'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

gesss 2 auToPssa eoHETess is settle 81 difiealt
qussasBs' ard accompanies teis ~Frsp0sal By 9
Sold PreJsst for . geEsrsl 1saruEHsaf. This
last Hstsn, coming hsm Ersaes, Is verify ef
atteAtoa, aud n&y possibly lsaS 10 some Tssult
Whsa tee time Eaall csasi fer entertaining Il So
dsusly. HssAHhile ths PelisA question itself
renders dissuasmsst Impossible.
Tie nsia qasstisa We have y deal with,
therefore, iE that Of 3 congress. What B0Bld :
sssErnss effect, ever auPpesisg lhat Russia
gave her ssssal ts iti Had Enelaad, France
sad Aaslria 3etsrnIssd en- what VA isir azd
lawful fer Poiznd, and lsksd it At he head o.
half q iillien Of naR szs h1ndyea vessels q
war, g / wsald. no doubt hsvs obtained What
they ~rhad. Bal thsy could net egrts, and
tksF si1 ret aet What hose, ihea, u fssrs Of
their bringing tfsir divided sounssls t. any bet
Ter Tssult acrssa q green saiEa tablet Tbs En-
psror's Wsrda ars verbs ef Psacs aHd e~snCilia-
HoR bat, though vel iasentishSd, He fear they
viii prove Of Misls sTsil. "Ths Basf," which, IT.
ths gs1ds sf NspoleoB, "s eTunbling sway,
wiz soRiizaa b cTumblo, ard the sabsidssee Of
lis rBina afll give IS shscks Of which ne may
bitterly THs re consequences, iha mere 50 that
By ebssrvanca Of q pfseaRasa and q bold policy
" Migkt have obyiassd both he iRmsdia.e
danger and iB ~Tsnsstef Contingencies.
Tbs LoRdoE Telegraph T9maTks thEt = per
snpsery TsfasEl on shs pert Of Russia insuIss q !
delay Of soms Eesbs, ard daring thai delay tie
Polish 9assti5a asy rsssiYs that farther dsvsl-
oPRlsn5 which, n tAe oPizioa Of GspslaoA III,
Is 60 srgsaty dsE-aas
The Lsadoa Esss ssys; Fer The EzBsrsf's
sake, Il aay be hoped that bis psiicy nay lake
a bssisT ffafs in the speeches Of his taking I
ministers sAaa Il does 10 bis SEp-ths ms5s b
gilas-sd, iRsh'etaal hssszgas Is has ys. de-
iiFsrsd.
Tao Lszd6n Herald has = leader Saying:
W sEs nst PayiHg A. idle eomplinsns 70 Francs
oT hsr EaPsTsr WHEN We assert hat EEr5bs viii
bTeaiAe msrs freely EsE that the ozscis has
Tao Los9oz ASssgtissT-thiaks tat tho speech
VII produce g profoaad and universal feeling Of
dissahsfacsioa in France, and win, II Ws are ass
greatly mistsksa, give = heEvjsf blow and q
gTsstsT -diEcoursRsssst 10 imperialism than sEy
tast has occsHed EinCs The notable % Of d.
1852.
The L0nds1 &sT ssys shsIa is bat tso much
truth IA the Enparat's description Of tie alter
astive-silAsr ibis q var. ERrspe viii act an
wisely, indeed, if she sgaiR declines 70 listen to
q Esselsoa Hsez be sGsEs te Initiate . general
peace.
The lsadisg pspsys st he 17is 'Rsl again 70
eur 70 the spescs sad speculate aPoa its mean
han Yari8ss points Of visW. Tke mystery
is which the EaPsroT's nssaing Is Esroa1e3
Insy be gathered from the fact that Whilo some
writer's regard he speech az emins1tly pacific, /
lesk upea it e. iBdica.iTs Of war.
The Lsnden Nssss opposes The i3es CT Erg !
ltnd's JSizing z congress, and a5gusf that tia
for one is purely 8 signal for the Tetara
sf ]polHicsl chaos. The Times also eEPsiiatoa
en- TIE difficulties in tho way Of q congress, sad
wonders If the Emperor really means that Var
iE iHevitsbls without enc.
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DRY GOODS,
STATIONERY,
Esc., Ete., EsC.
Imported IL The siesmer DON asd HAAsAr
and selected by Asssfs. Collie & Co,
Of Manchester and London.

gheegiRgs, SkiFti1gs, Etc,
50 eases IS ana So izsh Wsise szirtibgs,
9 s-s5s &c Iseh TEis s~Aas5ags,
ss.es 85 izsh White s~AoedEgs,
3 case 100 izch Waite aAsstisgs,
- sasas 10 inch White Pillow Case, s0ttoH :
2 essss 80 iEsh extra sza Cambria
eas.s 50 .zsH extsa fas Shifting,
leases sZa sgPer Muslia
PriBts ass GiEghaHso
a. cases 3I4 inch Fancy Prns5
- e4ses Isl i1sb FtBsy Prints,
EASES Fssey Plate Pdnts,
4c-55s Black Gnehsms,
g ssses solid Chesk 0inzhsns,
8 eases ParT.s PHEss,
% eases Aal-I,
q casts =lgtiE Dlk PINS.
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OPTION OF TIE EseElsH PRzss.

ErUW Ee AHUaeA LM4eH A0HetAo1E q
The spsoca Of tks Eaperor Of the Frezeh en-
,h5 ansaiUg Of tho Chambers is enc OF the Eess
remarkable STATE papers which has ever isllsn g
eur lot to psTass. This extraordinary maH is
lstsr Of As mEny styles as Of lives OF policy.
We hEgc seen hin % one momsst descending
sasre IS as The very dave OF peace, at aaatbsT eg
he divinity OF war ard conquest, ard We have
isuni IN bs style CONSUMES fae most c~sT5!nilJ
salArced and guarded announcements, oTsclos
uhioA every one might interpret according to
his ewn viii, and as s,ker times s degree d
haukDess, . disGaiH Of sil cshcsalmsat or ret-
erues, suca as no other writer or speaker OF ths
day aan venture - exhibit.
We do nos pfstand ss have the leRst dIAsaliy
in understanding the declarations of the I'm
{ BarOr OF iha EGeneh with Teg&rd 10 Polish ahsiIs.
/ Olhers o0Ts irgauioBs may see 10 Ehem Sd &C
4 CALI meaning. We are satisfied Wiih their hrst
and NOS. obvious s7Hsei the Whols composites,
! indeed, appears 70 carry urea il the impTssg Of
( eanior aad tIath. The Emperor Of TIE Freach
Is 10 & great dIAculty. He fairly states 20 ns
the on5arTas5nent1n which he 6nds himself,
ana points 0ut the Only means Of exineatien
which have occurred 60 hin. His csBdor is, IT.
I deed-Bomrsbing surprising. He tells g wins.
ne very we'd knew, shodgh sc should scarcely
have vsatured 70 assert it 50 broadly, ihas siEc'
the Esd CT tbe Cnmes var Russia and Frasce
! Esvo been On . footing 50 friendly EheE be doei
set scraple te describe it BY the na1s q
alliances" We thought we had som right &
COMPLAIN ofthe Support which Russia rscslVot
from France, and the Emperor himself calls e.
feplsn 70 Inc sincere and cordial seauisscsnel
of Rassis Ia his own aaasxs ion Of Eies aal
Savoy Nothing bat the popularity Of th.
Potisn question IN Ersnc could have induce,
the Emperor - Compromise 80 valuable 40 sill
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Shirts, skirts, Etc.
4 cases OstseH Starts,
g cases Linen Shirts,
I3 eases Ezpassion Skirts,
2 esses Blsek alaos TEE,
/ essa Msu's Bleaohs3 half Hsss,
Twenty bales Of DEhsss BaggiRg,
3 bales Mosquito EsttiHs,
10 cases Piles,
Besides the above, 400 eases Of sssoIlsd DRY
GOODS, iavoises Of which rave not ys been
received rom England,
Tie Cargo Of the Steamer aHansa,"
Jlstsrived, osasistrgs 81
81 packages Dry Goods ard S bales
saddleFy,
VIII Be Included
PaFER,
stza0ne~v ard B~OSk-Btss@ers'
Materials.
IL eases Foie Pest Paper,
s 6sseg Gsd envelope Fspar,
- resms 2E1Ss D5ubk Medium CaleBdared
Paper,
s cares D5ghls Cap Psp-,
75 rosls Baf Ervao Paper,
IS fe1ms Mzfsle PsPu,
8psekagas GsldL-af
l2Psee B'a5ers' Cloth,
80 lLiaz Russia Leather,
10 5ozsn Bark sLivers,
5ezsB B.ae and Red Ssivors,
HacEsa Stare < Law S~beepskins,
1860 grozgG lots Steel Pens. Nos. 305, 404,
20, 10. 30 Hud 9si.
leo gr-ss Ens Psuh5.5ers,
100 gross Ftbets Pencils, nos. ], . aaS 8,
le les C@2rai1e,
co feet Brass Wire Clsth, SO inches
Wido, fer Papermakers' Use.
One envelope Machine,
Etc, Etcy Etc,
The above Goods VII b ready fr Inspection
on Tassdsy aud Wednesday, 10 ish aae lea
Dse smbsr, 1853.
oCTAYUg COHEN,
nszM Savannah,
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The above Goods vii b. ready for inspection
on Iaesdsy aud Wednesday, se ish AID lga
December, 1863.
OCTAYUg COHEN,
nts7td ssvsnBah,
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LINEN 6eo9s.

- ssses 7esnish Linen,
2 gases E1e44baeks,
3 ze CaaSk Linen,
cases Dsda4sk,
S casa Planter Linen,
Bosses sliriiag LiasE,
case De GERS Inca,
esss Br3Ea HslsHa,
szs-E Sac Colsfed Liner
Eases Birds Eye Diaper.
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HeoIsa Ceeds

He0IsH Geedss
cases sU9sr Black ClsiA,
esso French Saa.io,
] ease BlsSk B5mbsziDe,
] easo Meusehne &c Lsins,
o bale Mixed &eltans,
ease Spotted Mohau,
3 bales Fsusy Coating,
3 esrez FgUIaris,
2 ssses Barege,
eases Checked aAs Spotted LeHoes.
Eats and Caps.
sasss FsH Hats
: eases ClOth Gaps.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

1900 dozoa Cam5u8 HsSdksIsllele,
] bt.a BED HandEershls;s,
ghsiss Hz5dsr HGz5kgeAisE,
bales CHosolgls HEadkeIsbisf,
? bales CEo-8.Es and 0sasgs,
$50 5szsa HEska5lek Towels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-01

I'VE shaua witb pleasure publish the black
Hs bsrs suggested hat lie Mcui,y would Os
authorization OF bach particular de'HqaeEs,s
case. I. usa.d be vreRg % gi5bst mems names
Es TE,lsTs GEd C-uinls aHlozs The oFidsuse
wore Ciezr-EEgEiTsr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-05-21

GT New church buildings are to be-
erected the present season at Bellows FALLS
Norwich, and White River Juutsi6h.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-05-21
Fast Day Sermon.

On the occasion of the recent National
Fast, Rev. Mr.. Dougherty, of johnson,
preached discourse on national affairs,
,.4hich was so acceptable that his friends
ifAt desirous of having it brought more
sIully before the public, and the following
correspondence, in relation to the matter
transpired:
JOHNSON, May lst, 1868.
REV. ]. DoUGnERTY DEAR SIR The under
3. signed, appointed u committee at meeting OF
many citizens who had the pleasure of listening
to the discourse delivered by you on the occasion
of the National Fast, respectfully request that
YOU furnish US with a copy of the address, for
publication, should you deem 1T proper to do So
s. MERRIAM,
s. BELDlNG,
:. s. PIKE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
GRAPHIC:
Night Report


NV YoRK. November ga Morris Island
letter dated the 18th saws Nineteen shells were
fired into Charleston on the 18th inst falling
into the most populous portion OF the city
On Sunday night a very heavy tebe dte Wa
continuously poured into our batteries from the
rebel works.
Nothing new from the fleet
An Army Of The Potomac letter says order
has been issued. to immediately shoot all gueril
las a. soon captured
The county canvassers % day decided that
MeCunn was elected Judge OF the Supreme
Court
The Washington correspondence Of the Post
saw:
An article said 10 have been inspired AZ the War
Department. says that in determining on the EN-
ploymeut Of colored troops this Government be
came bound by the highest moral obligations as
well those appertaining TO the we'll being OF
the service. give soldiers of this description
every guarantee that they should be protected.
cared for aud treated in all respects like other
troops in the service The rebel authorities. 80
soon We placed colored regiments in the field
proclaimed their purpose Of handing over their
officers. when captured, 10 their several State
authorities, TO be punished under their State laws
"a criminals engaged in melting slave Insured
tious; and also 10 sell into slavery our colored
troops IA they might perchance, fall into their
hands.
~ far ~ this Government has been able 10
learn, appreheud they have rigidly carried out
the threat formerly promulgated in message
from the pen of JEFF Davis IL will be reculectel
that nothing Whatever has been ascertaned Of
such of our officers commanding cOlored troops
as were captured at Mtllkeus Bend. Charleston
and Sabine Piss The rebel authorities have
them in secret dungeons. not having even pre-
tended 20 bring them to public trial under their
State laws: but the impression il inevitable that
thew have been murdered. a. no traces OF them
can be found
The War Department seems 20 be firm on this
point il will consent TO no further exchange
until il is made general. including all Union sol
deIs who have been captured The President,
| understand. agree. with the War Department
and all good men will support them in the posi-
ton they have taken ou this sui ect
By the Fulton we leau that the sea wall OF
Sumter had been entirely destroyed. The rebels
were building bomb proof on the ruins The
bombardment still continues
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
From Washington

WAsHiSGrox, November % The Star. of this
city. saws:
IL is not known in official circles here that the
Army of the Potomac has moved. nor is il ex-
pected it will move to-day.
The Star ntimates that Gen Thomas is about
taking advantage OF Longsteet's movement
against Burnside
The Republican extra this morning says:
This morning at dawn of day the Grand Army
OF the Potomac broke camp near the north bank
of the Rapidan, with ten DAYS cooked rations in
haversacks and wagons, and commenced an
advance movement ON the enemy under the order
of Gen Meade. IL ia supposed that before noon
of this day the whole of our army will be beyond
the Rapidan
Gen Lee must FIGHT or run. If Lee has resist.
ell the cruising of Me,de's' forces there has been
crossing. il is evident he is hot strong enough to
fight outside of Notifications. and in the latter
event he will fall back on GordOnsville or Rich.
moud. most likely the former
The report that Lees army is at Hanover
Junction is only speculation IL will soon be
known exactly where II u. for Meade will NOT
stop until he finds II, II he has TO 10 TO the wall.
of Richmond
Adyces received from the Army OF the Poto-
mae. say de~etters come into our lines almost
hourly The most intelli cent and probably vel
informed, estimate Lees dfectual strength to l.,
from fifty 10 sixty thou,and. A man of higi
connection in rebel State. SAYS Lee is il
hourly expectation Of attack by Melde and |,
prepared at every point TO give him terrible re-
ception. The permanent an1 temporary rebe
works on the Rapjdin are being strengthened an,
enlarged To vast extent
IL was published here 20 day and telegraphe
North that the Army OF the Potpmac bad com
meuced su advH &c on tho enemy, but gentlemel
who arrived from the ,roqt to night are entire,
ignorant of the alleged movement The al
nouncement l. most probably premature.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
supreme Court OF Indiana.
FIRST DAY.

The November term of this Court commenced
yesterday Present. Hon Andrew DAWSON.
Hon. James J. Worden, Hon James NJ Hanna
and Hon. Samuel + Perkins
Hon. Andrew DAWSON was chosen Chief Jus
tice TOR the term
The officers Of the Court, Hon. John Paul
Jones, Clerk: Samuel Osborne. Deputy and Hen
~ ii Nelson. Sheriff, were also present.
CAsIs
jeremiah ID Skeen rs. Dredrick Monkemier
ct al.-Rpey &. Affirmed
Jesse II Welborn " Branson Swain ct al
Henry G c. Submitted
State ex rel Donwell W.. Edward b Allen
Nigo G. L Reversed with costs
Adams Express Co vs. jacob Egbert ct al
Marion G L Affirmed with one per cent.
Fred q Chaplin Va. Board Commissioners OF
Steuben county-Steuben q O. Affirmed.
James Pruett vs.. Ezra Cox-Marion g. c.
Reversed
Charles NJ Jones VS. James w. whitworth-
Posey o q. Affirmed, with five per cent dam
ages.
John a Guy vs.. Ben. w Person ct al
Morgan Z. Reversed.
Daniel De Forest W.. State-Maion g. q
Reversed.
Nathan Ayers ". state-Jay c. p AZ
hrmed
Jesse Pierce ct al W John Mills ct al
Lake C. c. Affirmed with five per cent. dam
ages
Sam Archer ct al vs. Isaac Kemann-Van
derbutg g g. Affirmed
indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Compan,
vs. John Wells-Shelby c p. Rule for reply oil
! "Wednesday
Ben r Wheat ct al. vs. Noah T. Catteru-
Clinton c. G. Rule to show cause &c
John & Pnlton, administrator ". Noah Core
| ct al Jackson G + Submitted
Board Commissioners Bartholomew county Is
John Y Neutrality-suspicious. G. G. Sub
mtted.
William ) r. Morton vs. Rhoda Noble
Waxne & T. Submitted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24
LADIES' Fair for the Bencfit Of soI-
dIerss Families.

Never before Wa the libcralty. pecunarily.
and the kindly human sympathy which the heart
feels for another IN need OF IL. 80 manifested
a. IN Indianapolis du-ing the past week. The
ladies have been holding fair At Masonic Hall
for the benefit OF the wives and little children OF
our brave volunteers. That II has been grand
success would be inferred from the we'll known
public spirit and patriotism of our eitizen.-hardly
ia such a cause. needing the encouraging smiles
OF women
Al the close Of the festival, Saturday night.
$4,000 vas ascertained TO be netted One
OF tie sources from which material aid was
drawn, remarkably. was the Lottery" As a
matter Of peculiar interest We give some names
aud statistics IN regard TO the rswng NJ follows:
Willard q Stowel piano, $3.50: Jerry McLene
Returned Soldier. by Cox. $40. Thos. Mozart
ney. Old Painting. $50: DR.. Kitchen Oil
Painting 800: j. II MrKernan w II Turner
Sewing Machine. $50: Mrs I. II Sharpe La
dies Scarle, Cloak. so: II Turner Lieber's
Evangelino. Sl3: Vim. Braden. Marble Tor
Table S2j: Mi.s Malty Maxwell Dillon Al.
bum. $27 > q. Mereaitt. Plated Sett $40
W II LOOMS Pair Hunting Boots. So Mis-.
Betty Ketchum Large Doll. s.: George Yam
de- Oil Painting. go: Samuel ID Maxwell
Boys Suit. go: Mr. Grosvenor Girls Drees
5: Mrs G. Fletcher. Jr Pair White Rabbits 81
T. Il Martindale Gold Watch and Chain S75
Charles Stewart
Thus was. "a our readers can compute ioi
them.elves, very handsome sum realized by
this rattle
Mr. McLene. of the firm Of Bebham Il CO.
Who won the piano has donated il over-half IN,
proceeds il one benevolent direction and half in
I another
The oil painting. also. drawn by ] II. Mcker
nau. WIS returned a. a free gift 10 be drawn fol
agau
Attetd the Ladies' Festival and Fair, for tn,
laudable purposes n set forth above Tonight
and every night OF il continuance.
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NeW sorE market
NV i'oRK. November /:

NEw ioRK. November -
Flour sh de hrmer, with a moderate business
ut 81 95Id6 - tor extra State. 81 55d7 go for
X II o: s. e5td9 80 for trade brands: closing
quiet. with holders rather more disposed to real
ize
Whisky less active ane scarcely firm at -
@73c
Wheat slightly fsvors huyers. and only mo =
crate demaud al : 42tdl46 for Chicago Spring
81 25d - tor ohi. 81 gal IS Tor Milwaukee
Club. 81 a. "a ~ tor amber Ml~aukie. the lat
ter Tor choice in store; 81 j2dl 5S for Winter
Red Western
Prrk unchanged s,le- of .0b0 brl> mess
for FebIu'r, deii,ery at, Sl9. Beef Is steady
Cut meats quet aud trm,at 6d6'ec Tor should
ers. AMI 9is@l O1s Tor b. iu- bacon des quiet
and unchanged
Dts~ed hogs hrn At Sldrlrc
Lord quiet and unchanged
Mono, easier with 4 hotter supply at 6d7 per
cent, the bulk OF the u .usactons 1t the latter.
Sterling exchange dull n,d lower ut 1871
Gold irregular and unset rd and lower: opening
at 49,. advancing To aiis. declining TO 52is
and closing weak at 527 prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-24

- Aquilla Jones. Of The frm Of Jones. Vim
ne'ige & Co. No. II West Washington street,
boot and shoe dealers, has arrived home from a
business visit East. He purchases uill make the
assoftmenis al his establishment among the -
varied and extensive IN the city Buting With
cash exclusively. the figures a, Jones. Vunedge
Cos are the lowest Tor capitsiy manufactured
articles. Ladies. for everything beautiful and
elegant you desire. Ia the Nay Of adoruiug your
understandings. call at No IL West Washington
street Men's and boys boots and shoes. and the
military leather tor our brave officers and pri-
Yates IN our Union armies. NAV be obtained a.
this Wholesale and retail house. dur,bly iabrica
ted
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COM M ERCIAL.
nv ryIBaskFH.
CINCINNATI uarke

CtNciSNArI. November ~
Flour firm but quiet i 50 1905 50 for good
superfue 50 90d6 90 fog extra
Wheat unchanged and in fair demand Corn
frmcr; old. 81 IL; new, 95@96c. Oats higher
opening At >0@Slc. and closing NJ s36slc
RYE ; $50 %. Barley closing at 81 5n@
I so
Whisky advanced to zoe. and IN @, oil demand.
Hogs closed 25c higher at s7e7 % for 200
pounds and upwards
New mess pork held at SIS
Lard, lie