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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26
SPECIMEN OF REBEL VERSE,
( From Tie Richmond Dispatch.)


Oh nanny have you heard the newAb
Thus spoke a southern child,
As in The nurses aged face
She upward glanced and smiled.
What news, you mean my little one
II must be mighty fine,
10 make my darllng's face so red,
Her sunny blue eyes shine.
Why, Abraham Lincoln, don't you know
The Yankee President,
Whose ugly picture once we saw,
When up 10 town we went.
Well, he is going 10 free you all,
And make you rich and grand,
And you'll be dressed in silk and gold
Like the proudesi in the land.
A glided coach shall carry you,
Where'ere you wish TO ride;
And, nanny, all your work shall be-
Forever laid aside.
The eager speaker paused tor breath,
And then the old nurse said,
While closer 10 her swarthy cheek
She pressed the golden head -
My little missus stop and rest,
Yon're talking mighty fast;
Jes look up dere, and tell me what
You see in yonder glass
You sees o'd mammy's wrinkly face,
As black as any coal;
And underneath her handkerchief
Whole heaps oi knolly wool.
My darlin's face is red and white,
Her skin is soft and fine,
And on her pretty little head
De yallar ringlets shine.
My chile, who made dis difference
'Twixt nanny and 'twixt you!
You reads de Lords blessed book,
And you kin tell me true.
De dear Lord said it must be so,
Aud, honey, for one,
Wild thankful heart will always say,
His holy will be done.
I tanks mas Linkum all de same,
But when | wants for free,
III ask de Lord of glory,
Not poor buck-a man like he,
And as for gilded carriages,
Dey's nothln' tall TO see;
My massa's coach what carries him,
Is good enough for me.
And honey, when your nanny wants
To change her homespun dress,
Shell ii pray like dear old missus,
To be clothed with righteousness.
My works been done dis many a day,
Aud now | lakes my ease,
A waiiin' for de masters call
Jest when de master please.
And when at last de times done come,
And poor old nanny dies,
Your own dear mothers soft white hand
Snail close desc tired old eyes.
De dear Lord Jesus soon will call
Old many nanny home 10 him,
And he can wash my guilty soul
From ebery spot OF sin.
And at his feet shall lie down,
Who died and rose for me;
And den, and not till den, my chile
Your nanny will be free.
Come, little missus, say Jour prayers,
Let ole mas Linkum lone,
The Gebil knows who b'longs TO him,
And he'll lake care of his own.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26
Ghoiee poeirp.
THE PRINTER AND THE PRESS.

lrhe Printers How | love them I!
For what you'd hardly guess
Love them Hor patient, honest Toll,
Their iellcw men 10 bless.
They falte. rot, though ofteEtimes,
These poor men go unpaid;
And every line the sheet contains,
Is sert without our aid.
How ignorant we all should be,
Without them aud the Press,
TO furnish, for our famished minds,
A Literary Mess"
The Printers and the Press,
God bless them. day by day.
For every high and noble thought
They shell around our way.
MAY wreaihs of heavenly love entwine,
The Pass INvEsToR's soul,
While knowledge spreads from cline 10
And truth from pole 10 pole. (cilme,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1863-08-26

HAEY women think of nothing but dress.
To them. The horizon is bus ihe blue crino-
line Of creation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
The Pork Trade.

There i nothing which 80 much interests those
who deal m pork. just nov a. the extent of the
dch'i encN in the present. essou- crop al this
tIce and the reason Tor this j. obvious--the
unusuall, hish price tor ihi, article the average
being by Tar the highest ever before paid in the
United States, and which nothing hut sn extreme
" short crop compared with the previous two
sseasons and wish the or,iiun-v crupS of other
years. could m our estimation Justify and we
presume in the esiim Iton OF tho-e Who are i'm
position To Judge imptftially IL il true the
standard OF value j. not specie standard. hut
this. so fnr regards the home demand. makes
little difference: and. - regards the foreign
markets the price dIusted TO n specie standard
is a high one and never has admitted Of large
foreign exports. IL will therefore he seen that
the ira'ie - in critical position. assuming that
10 be correct which has not We, been demDns1rs.
tel 10 be -
Early list September we stated that The crop
OF park would necessarily be a short one. "a
comp red With last season. aud subsequently,
that. from what ne could ascertain. tins def
cheney would be 25 ger cent and in,imated tina, il
might be third short. The information We
nov have. from the packing places though no,
a. iull as Il viii be IN u week or ten DAYS hence
YET i ample enough 10 leave no doubt IN our
mind hat the deficiency. in pounds, will not ne
les than % per cent and the complete returns
NAV sho~ even greater deficiency than this.
The falling IN IN the average wright of h O.. il
l'rge-iully IL PEI cent we think; and the ds
heiency IN the lari viii be in stll greater ra,io
In those districts where the corn ~ss badly IN
Jured oy the frost. which included the greater
portion at Indiana and Illinois. the average
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

he sue srsssF them should te hang. :, VS.
oils justice to tes4sa ,hs .sasty true aud 10 a..
j'f Jonathan Uuriun. 81 ihe irgaisr ann
fe-ir'n 81 h. the Atms "a fhs Potomac IN one Of
hs hspss.i snd wiitlsft 81 20.
] oCol 0fose Of The Army IT the Cumberland
ss.pondsd IA t,vh,lf of thstsrmy. but ths lstsne<s
Of the hour deprived us Of the pleasure Of hearing
he remarks The gallant Colonel has pat'icl.
p-,sh h. all lie hsrd fou.h battles. aud noss are
more able or better entitled To sps,k ior u
The supper sas q union Il al ul,sses OF our
elilrsus Ia DO honor " agsnllsman ~ho by his
kind aid oour,soa. hearing has son their fsspsct.
AMI II passed 90 without single lurideut N de
,erh the kindly and friendly feelings that char.
setefissd "a
Col Etlu lsaves this morning for Nj. o.~ held
81 labof lie carrie. 9Th him the good wishes
Of our enfirs eommanl,y ~ - rra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
HOUSE

The Speaker laid beiore the House a comm.
ncatiou from the Secretary OF War, in compl
ance with Mr. Cox's resolution Transmitting the
report of Gen. Mcclellan concerning the organ-
cation aud operations Of the Amy OF the Poto-
Dir Cox offered resolution that ~. 900 extra
copies be printed. Referred to the Committee on
Printing
Mr.. fenon. from the Committee on Military
Af,rs, reported bill To facilitate the payment
OF bounties aud arrears of pay due for the service
OF wounded aud diseased soldiers. Referred
Mr. Scheuck. from the Committee on Military
Affair. reported bill to create Bureau of Nil
itary Affairs. alao bill 10 create Bureau of
Military Justice: also bill to repeai part OF
the enrolment net. the sole object Of the bill
being 10 unite the Two clauses INTO one, to take
effect after It's passage
Shenck in reply said th,t the Committee on
Military Affairs would not report repeating the
till; but they we're assiduonsly engaged in consid
esng amendments 10 make the act more effective.
Mr. Stevens moved an Adjournment of the
House--cartiei-so the House in pursuance OF
the joint resolution adjourned until The fifth day
OF January
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
THIRTY~EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE
" AsHISoroS, December %.

WAsHISeroS December o.
Mr. Wade introduced a bill in relation 70 menu
bers OF Congress acting as allies counsel OF
agents ia cases IN which the United States j. de.
PENDANT Referred 10 Committee on judiciary
Mr. Wilson offered the following:
Resotued. That the Secretary of War be d.
rected 10 inform the Senate whether persons held
TO service or labor by the laws Of Delaware
MARYLAND. Western Virginia. Kentucky and Mis-
sour have been enrolled according 10 the pro.
vision OF the act for calling out the National
forces and tor other purposes. approved March
Sd. 1863; aud WHY such enrolment has not be en-
made
Mr. Trumbull's resolution inquiring for the
names OF MAJOR and Brigadier Generals without
commands larger than brigade the eKtcut oi
their pay Of the several staff. which vas adopt
Ell After which the Senate went into Executive
session. and adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
Night RrpOrt
II q R L @ ~ ~ E w -
PARTICULARS or THE PRIZE FIGHT.
ND xDspxnes xnnrUl2o.u /.
4 LARGE SALE OF COAL.
CO ~ @ R l. - SION Al.
&C., &C., &C., Ac &C.
A LARGE SALE OF COAL.
CON CIR Ins sIONA Al


NsWss
P.HrLAsp. December % The iollo~inr are
the particulars OF the prime nsht, brought by the
steamer Jur,
The choice of ground was Won nv Hcenan. aud
exactly at ~ o'clock CA the morning of the 10Th
inst the men we're delivered at the stratch
First rouud--Heensn clo-ed In. grasping King
by the neck and giving him an old-f,shioned
hug until the referee entered and told him not 10
repeat the operation
Second round-Kng forced the fighting as
soon as he came To the scratch Heenan. alter
hugsiur King for some time. IN 90 him Ia the
round King drew the FIRST Dlovd, which Was al.
loved.
Thiri round-After hard exchanges Heenan
s.ain Rugged King aud threw him inside the
ropes. with awful violence. All nov vas going
hard agaius, King Theonly thing he had in bic
favor was hr-t blood
Fourth round-King came up with a visible
mouse under his ieit eve. Heenan again at
tempted tile hugeing game. which ELECTED loud
remarks OF dsapprobalon. With this exception.
nothing psliiculsr occurred during this round.
Fifth roundabout men came up smiling
King got In a tremendous blow Oh Hcenans ear,
aud ole bis temple. Heenan, in despair
hugred King aud threw him violently
Sixth round--Doth men peggei away, Hee-
mans giving King another hug bothered him
dresdiuy during tnIs round,
seventh fOuhu-hecilan hKtn huggeu hlng
dresdinllv. King gave Hsenan n RATHER on the
LUSe, Urawilg n stream ct blood
Eighth round--Rapid couniering on both sides.
Heenan again Rugged King at the close. but got
thrown himhelf
Ninth round--king struck Heenan a tremend
Gus blow on The head. Heensu closed ia upon
him and threw him
Tenth round-King landed out heavily with
both fists. closed in aud thrown by Heenan
Eleventh round--ln this round heenan began
20 tire at the close lie rushed In and threw
King heavily.
Twelfth, thirteenth and fourteenth rounds--The
same result
Fifteenth Troublesome swinging blows we're
given on each side when Heenan Knocked King
down into the corner. This was the first gen
uine knock down ct the fight
Sixteenth round--heeunn came 10 tho scratch
with dreadful eye A severe struggle took
place during this round. neither side gaining any
particular advantage.
Seventeenth round--The excitement was now
90 great that the ring regulations were disregard
ed. Kings blows swellel Hcenan's ewes ard
temples 10 fearful extent. but he bore il man.
fully from this To tho twenty fourth and last
round King weht ahead at per feet gallon,
when tine was called Tor
Twenty -iith round-The spongue vas thrown
up by the seconds of Heenan Heeuan was
DREADFUL, punished and should never have heen
permitted 10 pass the twenty first round. King
presented visible marks OF punishment except
a mouse cn the eve
Bells Lie concludes iis description of the
fight ia the following words: "A drawer contest
never was fought"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

lis USios Va woRK-F.n PlKAsuRx VIZ
Mar The Seconi Annual Bal ~ the Iron
Machinery Moutlers Union. of Indianapolis. will
be given to night at Washington Hall SUPPER
81 the Palmer House
The Committee of Arrnr emems are Mess,s
Thomss Arthur, James l.. Crswfrd. Michael
Markell. Henry &. Taylor Jrhn Snlder, NJ
Westover
Flo Managers II Nash, r. Sweenv, II
Simpson. l. II Bn'-o. Matthew Perry. Chlri.
q Fox. Assistant Chief
gay time ia expected Brave men and
beauiiul ladies will be there. aud everything will
"go merry ~ n marriage bell.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24
REVISED STATUTES.
~ - ~ n &c - RD - .
GAVIN & HOR DIS
REVISED STATUTES!
OF IN Dl n A.
SECOND EcaittOaa.
REVISED STATUTES.
sooo.aea Eeaitto,a.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN 4
Hcra Revised Statutes % Indiana Is nov ready fer
delivery. Both volumes have BEEN carefully revised
aud all corrected There h added 70 the rsf
volume appendix 81 over two hundred pages, con
tanning ,hs acts passed At the regular and called session.
OF the Legislature u iosi -. regular session Of
1897, with fall index. This edition will increase
the value ~ th. work. Viii contain all
all the laws Of the state now 10 force The sscoad
volume contains all the acts the subeets To which
II refers, except those OF 1863 snd the amendment.
made al tina, session noted IN The margin Of that
volume. These amended aots, however, will b. found
In the supplsment.
The pre. Of the pressnt edition. printed upon clear
Whit. paper, aud wei, souud b Tss DoIIsKs for the t~o
volumes. 81. fivE DoliAss for either.
The svrrLKssSr, containing the sets Of tho regular
and called sessions Of the Legislature Of 1884, and the
regular session Of 1883. with a complete index, in
VOLUME. bound leather In the style
the other vuumes, Il also offered for sale Price I've
DoiIARs.
Orders for either volume Of the Statues, or all. will
receive prompt attention. Address
J. !. BINGHAM,
nosis-d&~u indiana potts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

~ For Christmas presents To the ladies yoa
adm RI aud love. go 10 d ,mbergers. Est W sh
ington street, Opposite Harrisons Il INK Most
elegant u Bambereer's stock OF furs, aud highly
will your sweet sister. your der mother, your
kind aunt. your laughing cousin or YOUR arch
little nece. with her funny and cunning eyes
prize present ct the sort from YOU N We had
the funds We know several gentlemen who should
have hate purchased 1T B,mhereer's hy ourselves
Individually ia token OF our esteem and respect
for them But. ali-l We are poor Those. how
ever. having the requisite amount of creenbacks
heel not. oecnu-e We cannot 20 Ice discouraged
thereby from visiting Bambergers he is gen
ueman and his clerks sre courte,ns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

'TIs So.-very nice black cloth closks Tor 81
zine opers, velvet. plush and repelent. CORES
y,ondingly cheap Full . ,ts rich water mink
furs for $40 The most elegant Hudson's Bsy
and Canada sssles ever offered in this city AZ
prices before unheart of in 1853 Clos king.
cloths snd dress goods will be sold 10 clear the
way for coming spring. Finest hoop skirts and
mspy other goods At actual cost. Old customers
OF Tvler's Bee Hive ned no advertising Stran-
GER. look in the Bee Hive" You will find
plain figures. low prices and busy pleasant
place deec1 div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Nav York. December 90 Twenty thousand
tons OF coal was sold at auction to-day at $7l6 "a
{ per ton
A special to the Poet dated Washington. Dec
Odd. says
The report that Generals Schehck nnd Gar.
field will resign their seats ia Congress and &C
cepi OF commands IL untrue
Senator Wilson expresses confident belief tina,
the present Congress will not repe, the 1901
clause OF the enrolment act.
The draft. it il said to-iay. will take place on
the 9Th of January.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

~ Lieut.. Ohr informs us that recruiting
for the gallant 10th Indiana. Col Harrison Is
progressing with unexsmpled rapidty Col.
Harrison Is beloved 10y the men he led from la
diana aud Is nov IN command VI a brigade
Lieut.. Ohr Is one of the most accomplished otli
GERS IN the army, mos. efficient regards 70
cruiiine. and We hope before long to record his
promotion To- a superior rank in the regular ~ nv.
The powers that We should recognize merit
wherever they find il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

TT IL will be observed by our ,elegraphc
di-paehe- that Johu q Keenan, the great Anne
resn Champi''V - reported Ia have been be,uti
fully licked by m English cuss called King
Bully for King. and We hope now that Johu all
return to this country AMI enter the army. IL -
disgrace Ia the STIR Spangled Banner, thu by
a foreign Toe he hss been thus be ,ten. aud ws
call upon him Ia wipc il ont hy going aud fight.
mg rebels LEI ileenpn aud all like him volun
teer tor our wAr. II lie wants to light let hiu,
hght in earnest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

weight Of hogs !. .he ieses sse knosn beiure.
rrob.lls, AID u Is to 80 per cent below that at
a .eason The aisns- ~e have iron' The die
trct. ~ the coun,fs tom whence Chlesgo 10.
fiyes her SUPPLY ~ hnl,s. ledNt " believe that
,hs ., oslss - en- in tast cay Gill el. ssby The
middle of nssi month, and 90 thiak The packing
there oil not exceed Ipo.oou, " reaches 'hst-
At,hIs Mace The packing vii hardly reach 31s..
un A, A.. Louis there v,Il be fully a. many
hogs nae he'd ~ there were last season,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

The receipts the corie~l onding week last ear.
acre T. 96l
The demand for the hog product. with the
ceptlOn OF slight sp,-molic local speculative
one his been very light-not enough To establish
quotations from day 10 day Mess pork sold a
Sl9 AMI lard at ~ g., both heiug taken on
specu alton. but he market closed quiet. and
not much disposition to buy ur sell though az the
cosc there MAS MI increased disposition to sell.
and perhaps less To- buy Hoder-. however,
a,ke'l Si9 81 Tor inside city brands mess pork.
and l2i,c for Lard Prime country lard sold nj
l2tsc AZ $40 ior mes pork and l2tsc Tor hard
there could have h. en- n fair business done. but
not very extensive one
Flour aud wheat have not changed much Corn
rather lower Oats steady
Wh'skey has hreu irregular, but closed firm at
s3c
good country business has been done IN
groceries. at an adv snce OF ~ on sugar aud lie
on coffee
The demand Tor tobacco continues active, aud
manufactured !, t. SC higher About coo box
e. old Virginia manufactured were hrought here
from Knoxville, Tennessee, aud sold 1T 81 TO
zoe per 10
The weather his been clear and frosty the
thcrn"meiet being do~n To II degrees above re-
ro. being the In~est temperature se had this
season previously
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

II For the purpose Of visiting the Great
We'IsFn Sanitary Fair, nov IN progIe'. " Gin.
einna'i. the indianapolis aud Cincinnati Railway
Company viii carry passengers from all stations
NJ hall price, on CHRISTMAS AMI Mes Years diV
Tickets good until the Sch OF January. l-64
THIS pstriotic compsuy gives the whoir gross
ceIpta realized Ia this way Ia the Sanitary TON.
brave soldiers in the held and their suffering fam.
lies at home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

~ OF the gallant 35th Indiana the LIT Irish)
regiment. the requisite number OF men have 70
enlisted. Ne understand. The brave boys are
expected home to spend Christmas aud New
Year. aud recruit. They will be welcomed With
open arms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

CHRisrxn % Il Stout ( Bro have large
aud splendid assortment ot Christmas eatables
such "a Turkeys. Chickens, Ducks. Geese, Rab
bite. Squirrels. Quails. Oysters Pickles
etc~terss. Call early II you want your or
der- filled for Christmas dinners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

tn esterday. in pursuance ct His Honor
Mayor Csven's proclamation. in order that citi
rens might give their exclusive attention tn vol.
unteering. there nars pllces OF business
closed Verify il seems TO IA that the patriotism
Of our beloved people has become Somewhat de
funct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

The Nsgre's Lament.
No corn 10 N tAs heii.
No ea'tah IN the fvvl
nasiy I. the shs'vvl
nd srek en- A. the hoe
Tia Gee . are hlhs garden.
A'd The ti-- ins and the thorn
whsrs wefe co,fon ~ ths nsld.
And pen among The e"Fn -
or IN ruins scattered round
Tie cotton an, N ashss.
Lying i.ssl with the ground.
How Jolly IN the sunshine,
~ pleasant in the shade.
Around the crowded corn crib
We happy nigsers played
Ho~ ne sung our merry songs.
And we .hacked the gathered corn,
A. the whisky Juf vent round
And each ernptied down a Aora!
But now the Jug u broken,
And the ecra.erb y no more;
The fanish'ng fox & barking
Ia the empty Kitchen DIOR.
Old master gave clothes.
And all our children fesi;
And mistress nufscd the sick,
When III upon the bed.
Nov spurned, In rags and sorrow,
Ia hunger aud IN cold.
We weep tor g.'od old IA -tress
We never shalt behold.
49, - - UN
We mourn for good old master.
Now mouidrring IN the grave,
whsrs soon shall sl.tptogelher
The white man and the slave.
And none shall heed the story,
when the trves above them grow.
ar the negro aud tho white
In the prison hon>. below.
rs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

sE The Empire Saloon il offered for sale.
This famous establishment u located At No 81
West Washington street. All It's stock aud hx
lures complete. The lease runs for over two
years Apply 10 the proprietor, decl2-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

sS- For splendid Bourbon whisky. ten years
old an article unsurpassed. 20 To the establish
meat Of ] & ID Duncan. South Illinois street.
PAlmer's block The brandies. wines. gins. CT
gsrs and tobacco offered bs the Messrs. Duncan.
At wholesale prices. are also unsurpassed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Nav SUIrs AS this IL the season when ever,
person wants new suit. they should call on q.
IT. Heitksm. No IL North Illinois street aud
ersmine his stock Of piece goods snd select a
comfortable suit for the season New goods
lust received decl-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Foa raE IIotlpAss -vhss nsore appropriate
p'-~rn, than hne pi,no Benham A Co have
. lstss-~ se-fsasa ~rii filed witA lll.Inmsnls
~hleH f.f bespi, 81 ao1sh comb DEL snh ssl,nsa
a ,ohecsnlot bs safp'-sesi CAh AZ "a .,nIss
their slock. dse2t-dlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

Com WEArurp The weather clerks predict
= severe winter and every one should prepare for
IL IL y Indispensable IN health that the feet
should be kept dry and warm. The 6lenns
Block Shoe store has n tine assortment of
Ladies aud misses flannel lined shoes;
Ladies aud gents buf,o ovsrshoes.
Ladies and gents felt aud buckle ovctshoes;
Ladies German warm house shoes.
Ladies and gents holiday slippers:
for sale low az 9LkSNs Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

" !, -ss currently reported ye.tsrde1. and
SAID 70 come from oficlal qnsaers. that Gen,
Wood ~ the 'Army of the Cansb>rlsnd hsd pre-
fsrred charges ag-lns, Gen Ro.ecrsns. Ger.
Weed. 4, 10 ssi5. holds Rs-ecfans responsible fur
our hsasy losses At the battle Of Chlcka msuga.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

CHRIsrxAs-The gentlemAnlv and accom- :
plished Florence 20 day will. At No East Pearl
street set forth bountiul egg nogg for his friends
and patrons splendid lunch will also he set
tonight and another ON Christmas morning
Cali upon Florence he IL. a. &c have said. a
gentleman and scholar.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

HALIFAX, Dec % The Asia from Liverpool
on the 18th ana Queeu-town on the 18Th, has ar
Ell here
Her dates are Two days later.
Heenan's injuries were found TO he severe but
no bones we're broken. He tried to crush his an.
tagonst 10y dsshng him To the ground.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-24

cF-Miss Emily Thorne 1T the Metropolitan
tonight in tho Unequal Match" aud Our
Country Cousin" In both plays she i uusr
proachable. She il magnificent and beautiful
woman and the most accomplished actress that
ever appeared on our boards. Fill the house TO
night