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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
SCHOOL FOR SALE

yUNRITNU SCTIUUL TUX NATE-
- Sused on Cumberland Valley R.R. four piles west
Of Cae PennsylvauiA eItepsi.e Buildings sufficient TO
hcconmode Eo, Students Nearly ten scies OF Land 10
the highest sAte OF cultivation apple and each orchnd
garden, hot bed, &c, &c. The property VIII be held iot
private nle until March - when with furniture STOCK ac
II will be sold al Auction The plemisos The School 10
hourishi may be continued or 1t con DO used io
summer resS IL for such property
10 be Of ,red oil ia. b. al terms .igen For information
sddrsss r. X. BURNS. Paindsld, Cumberland County,
Penusylvenis.
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GanE-The receipts Of Prairie Chickens much heavier
than previous time this The stock hand
qItts lsrg-. AID they sell very slow at quo,sous
t OF heavy receipts viii Insure extremely lo6
prices We osote;
Prairie CLicksr' trsFved y pair..." 70 n ~
Plalrs Chickens, shot, V pair......... 81 y ~
Wild Pigeons. y d1z.....,...,........i FL rs q
rYATHgRs-N e0uote; HeNen. onoice, v d, 10 0s8c-
FRssH MsATs-Ws quote
side good, y y. a IVesl " n.......... 1loS
Melton, carcsssrs... y Ves csives. tb......6
flFs- The following quotations fDI no. Qlat &c;
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IliefeI!ancous.

INOTTON WASFE-For Machinery, Wiping
~ and Packing also for shipping b. lcsto sH puehs'e"
for ssle by w. w. TAULJ w..
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HswYork, Feb. 20. 1854

CHICAGO INVESTMENTS The under
~ signed bss fo1 nary years pnrcha.ed for non edent.
bnd continues purche Chicago Real Estate fe-olg oost
sgsousy the purchasers. C-n tnroi references 20
client, throughout the county and to ne osAAef
AID business u OF Chicago.
TAOS. Is. BRYAN, Bryan Hall, Chicago
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6tatouern ano 1arrn GOODS.

8. NLARK's Patent IndclIble Iencn I'M
~ proved" better then Inks. Gutter, I9Hei w.
Anes n RafuCs Sobicieiu Bros Coz Ne" ioiS.
MARKING INK for Boxes, Bales ana pun
Va dles Superior IN Tuipenine aud LarpelaGh a. one
tentL the cost For sale BY TnADDKUS DAViDS Co.
Nc. l27 Wii.Gia-st.
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Goparinersbip l!otless.

MIR. BENSON VAN VLIET is THIS DAY
wi admitted a, a PARfHER ia our firm. ,,o,u,.
March 2. 1865 LUCkNOOD Nohhi'
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ninslfnl 1iIslrnmciirs.

DRASS INSTRUMENTS, OF finest quality,
- Rotary snd Patton Waves hand aud made TO order
warranted. H. DOOWOBIH, No. o At replace. ~ L.
GEORGE STECKs INEVITABLE GRAND
" AND SQUARE PIAEO-FORTES-Msnufsc tory AID
srerooni. No ll3 Walker st. corner ofCsltIe New foIL
l very Z .sne ~zrTs ted Tor ave yeAfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

SrTYvEsANT Insurance. CoEPASY,}
No. 1872 bowery New.York Feb. 20 1868.
FsNfiE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors OF
Il this Company will be held at tLer office on TIT RS
DAY March IL. Polls open from u N 10 y m
4. Z. 81. ROOME. Secretary
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DREADFUL Headache, awful Toothaele a aud
~ Neuralgia positively 81 IN three minutes U-s VI ole
cots In,;sn Pain AnDfhiiioT. Sod by all Drisr' Cen
Depot no hasqiae, ~ Sent By nB 10. - cents
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NOnpERSrOWN SEMINARY. Coorers.own,

MOUNT KISCO MILITARY AND COLLIE
M GlATE INSf1U IL. at Mount ki'co, WeHche''er
Counly. y. Items 30 annuni. nTst.os Board.
ing school for Youns Men and Boys combining BUSINESS
COLLEGE, with complete Commercial CouEse; CLAs.
SlCAL ACADEMY; English Schools the departments Of
Modern Laugusges; OF suSc vocal and fundamentally OF
The Ornamental Branches; and OF NJ iary pi aud Pri
mary Department with special provision for the entire care
of those quite youug The summer Se9n OF twenty weeks
coumeuees on MONDAY. May T. lt61 Circulars will be
few day For further PARTICULAR Ing lire at pres
eut Of a. B. wICGINs A. NJ. Pneps PoushktepEe N. y.
NER. GEO. G. ANTIION's CLASSICAL
WI FRENCH aud ENGLISH SCHOOL with Gymnasium.
No g72 BrosdwAy corner Of l9th.st. Ceaas at SCHOOL
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ORPicR or THE GROcrRs FIRE INsrEANCE C0NPasY
No 80 WALLS, NEw-YO1K. Mafoh2, 1868
rIfWENTY-FlFIH DiNIDEND.-Tne Board
Of Directors OF this Company hove tbis day declared
GEMt-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE 81 PER CtNI on
she capital stock o. the Couraay PAYABLE 70 the 1"cahoae
on demand. JANE. O. PLAIF, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

WOOLEN MACHINERY FOR SALE
w Two secondhand Mules 40 spndes. each el!o
Two Of Spind zach 9 must be removed within 10
dIys Also s Cads with Condenser Spoels for 40
One Picker 4gI Al OF to be seen mostly running a.
tie Glenn NH F,hk. ". Y. Apply Oh the Pfoases
OF o No $50 u w DAD Room g.
a CENTS pound for OLD RAGS and 6 Cests
- pound Tor SEW sPAPERS. BOOKS. All OLD
PAMPHLETS. CAL bfl-e you buy or sell Bshch No. -
Futon.t Brootlya. MASAHAN L MLLAR, No. ioi
Nihismst-, New iok CRY.
Il CENTS PER POUND PAID, CASH, for
- White Rag, ami forn a o Tor Old Booss News
papers, ard PsmIhle BY D. u. WALKER ~. 2? Sprucet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Sunday Night Dispatches,


NEW York. Nov l5-The Herald has the
following special dispatch. dated Washington
Nov Ia:
B, direction of the President of the United
States. VI dor Charles Whitnev. u. : Cavalry
i hereby dishuuorably dismissed me service for
dsloyalIy and for using coniempluous and disre
spectiul language against the President of the
United States
NJ ,ior Generals Meade. Newton and Pleasan
ton. Brigsdier General Fitzpatrick arrive in town
last night
1t is understood that Gen Meade proposes
should the situation of afftrs at The front admit
to attend the Inauguration of the ttional Gene
terry at Gettysburg. The army will be represent
Ell on that occasion bv detachment from each
division of the army eng ged ia that battle.
Considerable excitement has been occasioneC
here in social circles By the discovery of iorgere,
of Paymasters' checks To considerable amount
by the Young son of leading banker OF this city
His father has advanced an amount equal 10 the
sum required by the iorger for one or two Pay
masters. but declines 10 20 further.
Orders have been issued to commaDdAnts Of
navy yards TO reduce the labor EMPLOYED fifteen
per cent
The Richmond Enquirer of the llth says thai
the achievements under Gen Iuiboden met the
retreating troops OF Gen. Echols near Sweet
Springs, IN Monroe county. some t0rty miles
from Christianburg. the nearest point on the vir
ginis aud Tennessee Railroad. and checked uns
further advance of General Averili's Yankees
More hghting was expected. before the latte
would reliuquish their design of destroying th'
railroad
The same paper says passengers by the Fred
ericksburg train report that the larger portion o
the Yankee army had arrived at Ismini. eighteen
miles from fredericksburg, and that Meade j
rapidly advancing toward that city. where the &c
cisve contest will probably take place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
North Carolina News.

NEwBERS, November l0-Mai Gen. Peck
made reconnaissance of the Chowan river. near
the mouth Of the Blackwater. on the 9th. eth and
9Th insts with Commodore Fiusser, and the Del
aware, Whitehead aud Miami A. he was some
two hundred and hfty miles from Newborn. it Is
presumed he was waiting the co operation OF Maj
Gen Foster from Fortress Monroe
The rebels were apprehensive of some move
upon Weldon. aud burned the bridges over the
icseom River and other principal streams
Chas. Henry Foster has recently returned from
an expedition To Pasquatauk and Perquewan:
counties and brings number of recruits lie
found strong Union feeling in the region visited
This section is not yet protected By the Federal
forces.
Four large steamers engaged in running the
blockade of Wilmington. have been captured
within the last three days. One was loaded with
30,001 Enfield rifles. ammunition and clothing
one with saltpeter and lead. and the others with
assorted cargoes
The State deb, g. North Carolina, amounting
to upward Of 81 900 600, hrs been entirely liqui
dated from the proceeds of blockade runners, il
which the State Government was largely en-.
+ gagged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

Icy In accordance with call issued Satur
day morning Nov 18th. the ladies OF the city met
at the house of Governor Morton, az o'clock, Il.
Nj to marke arrangements for the Soldiers
Fair of next week
Mrs. Latham was called to the chair and Miss
NJ H. Whiting nominated Secretary.
The following committee were appointed Ia
solicit contributions in their respective wards
First Ward Miss Wood. Mrs. Haugh,, Mrs
CASTOR. Mrs. Latham.
Second ward-Mrs Martin. Miss Wallingford
Miss A. Wood
Third Ward-Nrs Raw, Mrs Blake, Mrs
Lands Mrs Glen. Miss Sarah Hubbard.
Fourth aud Fifth Wards-Mrs Locke, Mr.
Meredith. Miss Villa ms. Miss Coates. Mis-.
McIuug Miss McIutire.
Sixth wari-Mss Mary Mallott. Miss Sadie
Craehesd Mr.. Hpu.en. Mrs Hisselman
Seventh Ward-Mi>s Mary Ramsey. Miss
hetehum Miss Cathcaft.
Eighth WArd--Miss Marsee. Miss M,Fsee
Mary L,nds
Washington street-norih side-Mrs. Bowen
Miss Nelly Stewart South sde-Miss Eanu'
Kinder. Miss NJ ggie yickum
The committee TO receive and mark articles
Oh Friday are:
Nj. Bradley. Mrs James NJ Ray Nc,
Eckert. Nrs Noores. Mrs Latham. Mrs Wise
man, Miss Clara Sturtevant
The committee appointed on refreshments To
SATURDAY are
Mr. Butler. Mrs Blake. Mrs Ramsey Mrs
Locke. Mr.. Merritt
aonointment was made for the above CON
mittee a. r-port AZ Governo, Mortons At 10 A
VI Wednesday, Nov 18th. The meeting thei
adjourned
Per order Of the Chairman.
NH WHIrISe. Set'y
SATURDAY.. November l4th. 1863
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

= Nxw York. November I5-The Baltimore
Americans correspondence IRON Charleston bar
Dor Of The llth. saws the mDnitors Montsuk spd
PaSsaic had returned from POst Royal Tally re
paired.
The gunooat Nipsic had arrived.
The bombardment of Sumter goes on withou,
unusual incident. The rebel IRE was DOT very
serious.
The monitor Patapsco recently threw I've
shells into Battery Bee. compelling the rebels 70
desert their guns for time.
General Gilmore recently threw three ordinary
shells into the center of Charleston 70 try tie
range OF his guns.
The correspondent presumes that Charleston
will nut be shesl all The monitors are in position
in rebellion roads. when its surrender can be &c
mnndsd according TO all forms and usuages oil
war.
The rebels have at least 1000 negroes working
on batteries on Sullvan's and James Islands,
but many of them viii be found useless when the
great trial comes
The correspondent concludes ,ha, the prospect
of early and successful results Was never more
promising than now. and indistncuy refers TO al
EXPERIMENT recently made so full OF success. tha
the rebel distractions no lsnger are 10 be fesrei
stating his firm conviction that will have
Charleston CT its ruins between now and Christ
mas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nov. ii The American has a
special from Fortress Monroe, which Saws that
Gen. w +. Lee was Yesterday put in a steamer
to he sent to Fort L,tnyette
Rev II g Trumbull, of the 10Th Connecticut
regiment. who has been prisoner at Richmond
was exchanged last Wednesday, lie saws that
two days before his leaving Libby prison the off
GERS daily rations consisted OF about one third o
pound of bran and water No meat had beer
served for several days. The rebel Quarter
master told the prisoners it WIS rot his fault that
he had none to give them, that day he had been
unable TO furnish anything whateyer to the pris
oners on Belle Island and that IL was with The
greatest difficulty he could get the smallest sup
ply of whest for the hospitals
\ gentleman who arrived here to day dircc
from Charleston Bar expresses great confdenc,
in the progress of operations now going on there
and predicts the capture OF Charleston in few
! weeks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

New ORLEANS, November Eve have a re-
port from the Teche country that the advance oil
Gen Washburn's division was attacked ane
driven in on the morning of the 81 inst This
rebels we're. however soon checked and driver
of. with loss of 100 killed and go prisoners
Our loss is said 10 have been ~ killed.
The army in the Teche country is eoncen1a
ting At New Ibera and vicinity.
Nothing has been heard from Gen Banks ma
val EXPEDITION It's destination was probabl,
Brownsville. which it is supposed will be an eas,
capture in connection with the movements to-
wari the eastern border of Texas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Prom Toronto.

TORONTO. c. W November IL The Aiver.
tser. secession paper, 10 lav admits the failure
OF the rebel plot and says the Confederate Gov
eminent fitted ont the steamer X L Lee, from
Wilmington TO Halifax with n cargo To furnish
funds. Thirty six officers and 300 men were To
come overland in small parties 10 general ren
devious Their intention was Ia surprise the
Federal garrison ut Johnson's Island liberate the
prisoners there and convey them Ia Cinada
Their orders we're not 10 violate British neu-
trallty only To rescue , 900 valuable lives from
such vreiched quarters. which were designed To
kill los slow degrees
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
TElEcRAPHic:
Night Report
Southern News.

WAsHIssToS. November IL
The Richmond Examiner, alter giving state
ment OF the capture of two of their brigades,
saws IL Is believed that Lee expected Meade to
advance but was not prepared for so esrv and
vigorous an attack IL now appears that Meade
can advance as quickly a. he retreats
The Enquirer demands the dismissal from
their army OF the Brigadier VINO commanded the
captured brigades for their disgrscefui negii
gence
The Enquirer of the 10Th saws no material
change at Charleston The Yankees keep up a
continuous fire day and night bot with little loss,
and confidence IL strong in Charleston as ever.
Charleston correspondent of Georgia papers
saws that should the Yankee try the strength of
our land forces they would get the worst thrash
ing any arm, ever bad Every day adds to our
strength while il lessons theirs
A rebel correspondent writes To the Atlanta
Intellgencer from Missionary Ridge. that our
extreme right now occupies London. which gives
u command OF the Tennessee river at that point.
bringing our forces within twenty three miles of
Rockville. Important movements are expected
in that direction
The enemy evacuated the Notifications at Lon
don on our approach.
The Examiner states that five pieces of cannon
are now planted in position bearing on the prison
ers at Belle Isle. and any demonstration to over
power the guard will result in thinning out their
number amazingly.
Rebel papers have the following dispatches
NARRows. NEAR DUBLIN. Nov S-Our cav
airy yesterday captured, at Rodgers,ille. eighty
FIVE prisoners. four cannon, two stands of colors.
sixty wagons and one hundred animals Our
loss two killed aud eight wounded
(Signed:) K Ransom. Maj Gen
Weldon y c. ad, ices states that ten Yam
kee gunboars arrived at Covington on Friday
filled with troops
1t is thought another force from Newbern OF
1000 cavalry and fifteen pieces of artillery il de-
signed for the same point.
An adequate force has been sent to check
them
jeff Davis arrived ut Richmond on the 6th
The Enquirer il much exercised at the result
of the North Carolina election which has sent one
or two peace men To Congress.
Richmond payers say that the Yankee prison.
ers are to be sent soon to Danvile, Lyuclourg
and other places.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

NV YORK. Nov Ia The Post SAYS the
government has authorized Gen Neal Dow nj
Richmond Prison. 70 draw upon Gen. Mer edil
for every article of clothing needed by Union
prisoners
Inspector Boole was nominated Mayor to-day
by Tamman, Democrats Il is now reporte,
that drafted men are 10 he arrested Immediately
and the city j. being placar'ied with posters con
tanning their names and residences
The Herald's Washington despatch states thai
important foreign rebel dispatches had heen cap
tured, fully indicating that the rebels have u,
hope from England or France. The Navy De
partment has lately been sending number o
swift steamers To tie blockading squadron of
Wilmington, aud the recent capture OF three val
liable prizes. leads TO the belief that that port
the only one available TO rebels, will be hermet
ically sealed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

10 Hog slaughtering stopped yesterday
and Saturday on account of the weather. Fur
gerson x Mansur have four thousand hogs in the
peus They have ten days Strengthening in al
vance. The pens Of all other establishments are
likewise full One dollar per bushel tor new
corn. which il not worth half "a much as old. ID
paid to iced these hogs awaiting their turn to be
killed About 10 QUO have been slaughtered a
this point up to the present time The season
gentlemen engaged in the business say. will not
last long. probably not beyond fifteen or twent,
DAYS additional slaughtering. The hogs as vel
the late fall corn. light The price fol
good 300 pound hogs ia S6q6 % per hundred
pounds net
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

BALTIMORE. November "A dispatch from
Gen II II Lockwood to Gen Schenck, dated
Drummondstown, Eastern shore. Virginia. Nov
ID, reports that small party OF rebel raiders
landed on the Chesapeake shore yesterday. but
before they could get into the interior they we're
met and captured nv the post guard They be
long the gang OF the notorious Capt. Pealle. Of
the rebel navy.
second dispatch saws one Of our coasting
vessels fell in with Capt. Pealle and captured
him, with his whole party. consisting Of the CON-
missIoned officers and sixty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

H-Ata called meeting Of the Citizens Street
Rail Road Company. on Saturday the l4th. the
following Directors were elected for the purpose
of completing their organization:
John Q New, E b Martindale, VIM. Wal
lace. w. Henry Otis, J A. Grassland.
AT the Directors meeting the following Off
GERS were elected
r. Is. Caihwood. Of New York, President
john Q. New. Vice President; VIM. Wallace
Secretary T.. b Marthdale. Treasurer.
The stock of this Company. amounting Ia
one hundred thousand dollars, has all teen sub
scrbed. and the Stockholders thereof desire tc
commence work Immediately. in order that oul
citizens, vt early day. enjoy The advauta
ge- Of this mode of transportation. Through
their President they have addressed a communi
cation to the Council. pledging themselves il
granted the Charter to take the ordnance as il
now stand and complete it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

LADIES FuRs The undersigned has just re
ceived. direct from the manufacturers. his second
stock OF Ears, which comprise the following
yles and prices
Mink Half Capes. with Muff and Cuffs. 81
Mink Victornes. separate, from $50 TO $50
by the set. frum 500 To S90
Fitch. German and Russia. from. $40 to xI5
Siberian Squirrel. the genuine article. from S
To $50 per set.
Muskrat Furs, in brown and natural color, from
81 To $50 per set.
French Coney all sizes and prices
Jet Black River Mink. the incest in market
Childrens Sets. all styles and prices
Swans down and Ermine for trimmings.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to call an'
examine. the goods. together with the pe;ces
cannot fail To suit The most fastidious.
II BaMBEReiR,
No. 10 East Washington street,
oct22 d4w indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16
Job Printing.

We are now ready % do all kinds OF plain AID
fancy Job Printing in the bes; style. on shert no
tice. and cheap as any other etee. We have
competent hands, good presses, hne assorf
Of paper and cards, and We can do good and cheap
work All kinds of books. briefs, catalogues,
&c printed in the oest style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and aiioth
.r,that want printing done. If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

TT A letter received from our fellow.
townsmsn, Lieut.. John G. Doughty. regimental
Quartermas,er of the 5lst Indiana. on Saturday
last. from Libby prison. Richmond stating that
all stores forwarded TO prisoners there arrive
safely. The friends of Colonel Streights com
msnd and others should remember this. Supply
the brave men in this prison abundsnty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

TT Lewis Thomas, who picked the pocket OF
one Plant. in saloon on Illinois street. on
Friday afternoon. about tour o'clock. was on
Saturday afternoon. about three and three fourth-
OF the clock, sent a. the p.teniary tor two years
BY jury in the Common Pleas Court. Judge
Ray presiding. Expeditions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

IN Officers THOMPSON. Loueks and Bradley
arrested niger horse thief, a contraband from
the South. on Saturday last The intelligent
shade had been depredatng ON the property OF q
farmer near Richmond in this State he WA.
sent TO WAYNE county for punishment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

TIVE call attention 20 the advertisement Of
/. Gale, elsewhere. Mr. Gale Is one Of the most
enterpri-ing OF our merchants. and his stock of
hats and caps and military goods in HE line is
not surpassed in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

~ Moro splendid good were received on
SATURDAY and Friday last ~ the well known ca
enlistment of j. Kahn, South side of East
Washington street. next door TO Glenn's Block.
His winter garments for citizens of the verv
best material and fabricated in the most elegant
manner Mr.. Kahn's military goods are unsur-
passed in this city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

TIE FISE ARTS Mr.. RuDnion who is untir
Ing in his efforts TO please the public has at great
expense. secured the services of DR. Bushnell, the
celebrated photographer of the world renowned
Root Gallery of Philadelphia; with Mr.. Penfold.
whose artistic and skill as colorist needs no
commentator. Wecan confidently recommend
ell wanting photographs plain, or colored, in the
finest style. to give Mr. X call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

Doors AND Suors Nj Hunter & Co are now
receiving large additions to their stock Of goods
bought before the late raise in prices which ena-
bles them TO stil sell lower than any other house
in he city. For bargains in boots aud shoes No.
~ East Washington street is decidedly the place
noy6-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

GRooKKY STORE FOR SALr-A superior stock
Of groceries and lease to eighteen months.
will be for sale Tor few days by Delzell Jones.
Brokers. The store il located on the very best
part of Washington street. and doing heavy
retail business. The proprietor intends going
into the wholesale trade, which Is the reason for
selling.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-16

cFWe call attention 10 the advertisement OF
Todd & Carmichael. elsewhere This is new
book. stationary and publishing ho1se. The pro-
ptietors are energetic business men with capital
or course with their enterprise. their trade will
rapidly he extended throughout Indiana aud The
Northwest