davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

.r IN POINT oF
sPLENDoR, TALENT, AND REsPECTABILITY.
TONIGHT,
THE FAIRY COMBINATION
The Artists are OF the
FIRST TALENT IN THE WoRLDl
In evidence Of a combination Of stars observe
FirI Week of he aar Sisters,
MILES AUGUSTA AND MARIE.
Continued engagement Of
Miss JULIA MORTIMER,
Miss ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
Miss KATE PENNoYER,
Miss Lille Brandon, Miss Kate Harrison,
Miss Lucy Clifton, Mile Jennie,
Miss BeulA Wolbert, Miss Annie Edwards,
And Little Ella.
II. W. EAgan, J. A. willis,
Billy Emerson, J. S. Clark,
barry J, Carter, Master Johnny.
The abOve-nAmed artists will appear In an
ENTIRE NEW BILL
ARAB LAY,
Performance will conclude with the new trick
PAntOmime entitled
THE GOLDEN AXEl
Doors open at 6k o'clock Performance at7H.
Admission, 70 ots.i Orchestra, 30 otsj Private
Boxes, (holding six persons,) 50.
Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2
O'Clock, for Ladies' and Children.
AdmisBlon-Ladles, 90 centsi Children 10 cents.
ans
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

DARROW, M'KELDEN n Co., Bankers,
223 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
(OPPOsITE wILLARDS',)
WRAhIntOn, ID. O.,
WILL BUY AND SELL
Gold and silver, Uncurrent Money, Virginia and
other Southern Bank Notes, Demand and S-lo
ttesi Drafts on the Northern Cities and Europe,
Navy and Army Checks, and QuartermAsterS'
Vouchers oaBhed,
ColleotionB made on the most liberal terms.
Bonds, Stocks, and Gold bought and sold on usual
commiSGionB. Deposits received. mar 23-im
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
PAT. GOSLING 247
Il E 3 T A q Il A n n
FORMERLY OF NEW YORK.

MAJ the request of many customers, thu
proprietor has arranged 10 make a reduction, TO
regular boArderS, Of 20 per cent on tho regular bi
OF fare. oe y
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

4 PIE-Us POEM.
Family Pies Family Pies u
Such alone Dayton BupplieBi
Those who don't use them are very unWtbe
Precious In substance and ample In size.
Twenty cakes for 10 cents,
Two pies for 25 cents.
Twelve pounds Boston or Soda Crackers for 81.
Broken Crackers centH per pound.
BAKERY A56, Eleventh street,
ap 4-iW' Between G and II.
MADAME 5. FAVARGER,
NA Photographs Artist,
No. $50 Penn. Avenue, WaShtHgton, D. G.
Front room, two nights up ebH
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
UARETIEsI VARIETEsI

VARIETIES VAltIETIEsi
THE NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION,
Fronting on PsnnSyipdnid dpeRus and Ninth ErGa
GRAND DOUBLE ATTRACTIONS
ron THE
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Our Pass Worlds Superiority. New Dances, New
Songs, Original Ethiopian Acts.
Mile BRlGN0LI, the Accomplished Danseuse and
Vocalist, accompanying her songs with the violin,
the bow Of which she handles with the skill OF
PagAninl.
ranged and only danced by her, entitled the Female
Volunteer, together with our Brilliant combina-
in one Concert Hall. Look Atthe nAmes:
]. c. Wallace, Ada TeamAn, Dick Watkins,
Helene Smith, Larry Tooley, Mile Llzetta, Frank
Geraldine, J. Purcell, Addie Johnson, Bob Hall,
Hannah Birch, W. Dulaney, the Misses Whiting
and the entire company.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

A Grand Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2
O'Clock, for Ladies' and Children.
AdmisSlon-Ladles, 90 centsi Children 10 cents.
ans
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

Doors open at 6k O'Clock; Performance At7H.
Admission, 70 ets.j Orchestra, 80 ots.j Private
Boxes, (holding six persons,) 50.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

CANTER injury HALL,
Louisiana Avenue, near Si1th Street.
THE FIRST MUSIC HALL IN THE WORLD
,, ,,,,n IN, " roihI ~ Vppy.spr,p,-, ,,,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07

DOTATOEBI POTATOEsI
j 1000 bushels Jackson Whites POTATOEs, on
the schooner Governor, and for sale.
PETER BERRY,
50 Water street, Georgetown.
ApFl-st tStaT cOpyl
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
GIROvER's THHAEhn'
Psnasssanss Apu,u.. near WaIOrSs HOtsl.

E"77I'E7717''7 . ~
Leonard Grover Manager
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
FESIAS HALL, ISDIANAP1LIs. IND =
November "a 1863

At regular meeting of the Fenan Brother
hood. held ut their hall as above, the following
resolutions were passed in reference to the death
of deceased brother. Martin Cunnngham:
WHEREAS. IL has been the will of Hin in whose
hands are the issues of lite and DEATH % release
from its mortal coil the soul of our esteemed bro
Their, one who promised 50 much life oi useful
ness both To his family and To our organization:
therefore be it
Resolred, That in the death OF our esteemed
brother. Martin Cunningham. society has lost
n generous and worthy member. one who was
ever ready 20 lend his aid to the prosperity Of the
Feuian Brotherhood
RcSolred. That We deeply synpathize with the
friends OF the deceased in their sad bereavement
aud especially his orphan children, and We
pledge 10 them our earnest support in any emer-
gency, should they deem hit to call Us. or neei
our assistance for their hly comfort and hap
piness
Resolved. That the society send copy of these
resolutions To the children and friends of the de
ceased brother.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
in the Indiana State Sentinel
TH0S NASH. g.
/ STEWART Sec'y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
Supreme Court OF IndIana---Novcm
Der fern.
THIRD DAY.

THIRD DAY.
Richard Green ct al VS. Amjiah Boody-Cas;
e. q Affirmed
Henry McDougle g. al vs. Joseph Gates ct al
Decatur Q G. Affirmed. with 2 per cent.
lessee ID Carmichael VS. Margaret Shiel-Ma
rion Q G Affirmed
John Fidler vs. Rachel Fidler--Floyd 9. O
Affirmed.
CAMEL Jakes Va. John Kelley-Vigo G G. At
frmed with ? per cent.
Harlan Richards. Trustee, vs. James Stozsde
ct all-Owen O. c. Affirmed.
Simon Htunaday VS. Treadwell NJ Campbell
Hendricks p. Affirmed. with 3 per cent
Jacob Snyder ct al. State rel Carter
Bartholomew T. G. Reversed
Carter Jackson vs. State-Grant G. G.. Re
yersed
w NJ Rice ct al VS. Vim w Cleghorn e
al.-Elkhart. Affirmed.
A number of cases were submitted by agree
ment. and u number dismissed
Thomas C. Whiteside. Edgar Hamend. Thur
nan Annabal. Joseph Chybaugh and Martin
Ferris yesterday admitted attorneys u
practice ia the Supreme Court of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
u. =. CHRISTIAN MISSION.
To The Friends ofthe Army aud Macy ttroughou
The Loyal States:

To the Friends Of the Army aud Macy throughout
The Loyal States:
Again we are summoned by the Chief Mags-
trate Of The Nation To solemnly, reverenily. and
gratefully acknowledge the gracious gifts of the
Most High God. Again the President of the
Union invites us to commend TO Gods tender
care all those no have become widows, orphans,
and mourners and sufferers in this lamentable
civil strife.
While the war lasts suffering and sickness and
wounds must las, Camp. field and hospital
must call loudly tor the best Christian ministries
that a grateful people can give to their brave
deiendcrs The noble contributions OF the past
have gone far 90 alleviate these necessary evils
Of war. But the evils continue The men are
still ia hospital and battle field. They
suffering and diving still. Shall We deny them
the bresi Of lifey
The Christian Commission believes not, and
confidently renew, lis appeal The scope and
spirit and auimating purpose OF this agency are
too veil known 10 need elaborate comment Our
twelve hundred delegates ministers and laymen.
have been sent 20 the various fields. These men
have gone without pecuniary compensation 10
scatter testament<. hymn book. papers and
tracts: 70 distribute clothing, deicacies and CON
forts 10 the sick 10 secure discharges for the dis
ablei: 20 preach they may ind or make Op-
portunitv: TO write letters for and 10 pray with
the helpless and dying, ana 10 ourN the uehu
MANY lives have thus been saved. many homes
m, IN communication with the absent. maby
hearts hehtened. many souls Won TO God
\ About ten thousand boxes of stores and publica
( tons have been forwarded and distributed in the
various military departments and naval stations
/ Upon this The dav OF national Thanksgiving,
while The gracious gifts OF God are thankfully
ovledged-and widows, orphans and mourn
ers prayerfully remembered-the United States
/ Christian Commission respectfully sollclis sub
stantal tokens Of gratitude in liberal contriou-
! tiOns TO is sighteOus cause
The above appeal is respectfully referred to
I the Christian community Of Indianapolis, and
I pastors will be kind enough 10 read IL 10 their
congregations on this thanksgiving day. Col
| Iections requested. The money may be sent
! or mailed 20 James NJ Raw. ESQ Treasurer OF
! Christian Commission. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.
JANIS A EKIS,
Prest Indianapolis Christian Commission.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26
Night RcpOrt
FROM Chattnnoega.

CHATTANOOGA, November IS. 7P M-wsue
completely victorious. The enemy IL totally
routed aud driven from every position, Our loss
is small The eremy's heavy IN prisoners.
Finding Hooker 20 successful IN hk movement
against Lookout Mountain the enemy evacuated
that position during the night. Hooker took
possession early this morning. and moved south
and got on Missionary Ridge. somewhere near
the battle field Of Chickamauga he IS expected
TO intercept the h,ing enemy.
Gen Hooker Is said 20 have CAPTURED not less
than ? 900 prisoners in his magnificent assault OF
Lookout Mountain.
Gen. Sherman began the assault at { A. NJ. 70
day. upon the strong position of the enemy at the
north end of Missionary Ridge He had the day
before taken hill near the position of the enc
nv, aud commanded by their artillery He de-
scended into the valley aud then made another
ascent 10 the position held by the rebels Two
unsuccessful assaults were made by Sherman.
but. with the cooperation of the centre he ulti-
mately gained the position and completed the
victory
The loss quite heavy in the FIRST assault OF
the storming party. In this attack. Gen. Corse
was wounded quite severely in the thigh The
9th Ohio. the 9th Iowa. and l03d Illinois were
in the attack
A second assault was made al liz p. NJ, 10
which Matthias and LOOMS and another brigade
we're engaged The force got sithiu % Yards OF
the summit OF the hill aud the works of the enc
my, when they we're hinked In this assault,
Gen Matthias wounded.
About three o'clock Gen Grant started two
columns against their weakened centre. and after
al hours desperate fighting. succeeded in break
ing the centre and gaining possession of the ridge
on which the enemy posted The main force
was driven norlhward toward Sherman. who nj
once opened upon them. anu they were forcei TO
break aud seek safety in disorder In the flight
down the west slope Of the ridge and across the
Chickamauga. We took 40 less than 5000 pris-
Oners, aud perhaps rs many a. 10 900. General
Hooker will probably intercept the flying enemy
in the vicinity of ROssvle, and then regain the
position east of that place. There were reports
that we had taken whole corps.
Among the casualties is Lieut. Col Espy, OF
the 6Sth Indiana
Full reports of the killed and wounded cannot
be obtained. MS most OF the killed are in Sher-
mans corps. aud remained at dark in the hands
of the enemy
10 7 NJ The capturedared artillery is Sbou,
forty pieces Gen Hooker captured FIVE boxes oil
new muskets on Lookout Mountain We are in
entire possession of the field We have control
Of the railroad and river to Bridgeport Two
boats came through this morning. Our loss vii
not exceed 500 killed and $500 wounded in the
three DAYS operations. The success has beer
most brilliant.
The enemy is reported two miles beyond
Missionary Ridge.
Major Glass, 32i Indiana, is killed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

FoRrREss MoSRoE, November 25 -1hesteam-
er New York arrived from CITY Point this after
noon with 10 surgeons from Richmond
The Richmond Dispatch OF the Oath contains
dispatch dated Missionary Ridge. November
oath. which says:
The enemy missed heavy force on our right
this morning and advanced ut 2 O'Clock. driving
IN our pickets Its not certain yet whether they
intend an attack in force or to advance their
lines
There are various rumors of the occupation oil
Knoxville by our forces. -
President Davis arrived ut Orange G. on
Saturday He is Stopping with Gen Lee
CHARLESTON November 23.-There was nc
Smelling the city last night. but sloy fire OF
Sumter.
second dispatched say:
There has been fire kept up between r.,
enemy's batteries and ours. all dsv The enem,
has not shellei the CITY TO day but has divided
his attention between Sumter. Moultrie. johnson
and Simpson forts. They also threw number
Of shells on James Island
Two hundred and ninety shots were thrown
into Sumter last night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

There has been good demand for the hog
product. aud large amount of new mess pork
sold at SIS. aud of lard at l2@l214c. and one
sale WIS made AT l23sc, and head aud gut lard At
ll@ll4c: green hams ut Sc to e54c. and
shoulders ut 5lse
In Old bulk meats and bacon there has been
quite large business done. chiefly connection
with the Government demand, ana the sales
made To the Commissnrist indicate the market in
that line O'd bulk shoulders sold AZ 5l5c To
de,ler>; smoked 10. ut 3 to Ga l'"se. and 619c
packed Old lard Is held to / &C but we heard
OF no s,les The lemlud ipr uew mess pork aud
lard ha- been snecultiivc and locsl, manv think
ing that there l. money in o,th present prices.
Hardly ANYTHING doing with reference to a foreign
market Small sales of short clear niddles were
made at 9 &c Short rib held ~ S11 (d he.
Cumberland at Sc, and long clear OF &C.
Old mess PORK held u, Sll Seals 90 for
packing of 1862. aud SIS 5n@l6 90 for that
of 1923. but there is not much demand, and
very little vas done during the week
Sugar cured ha n selling at l2iSc for the
next and following month, and lard NJ he tor
January We may say here in brief that aside
from the demind tor army use, the legitimate de
mand Is very trlhing. aud but little faith exists in
the consuming districts at present prices
Flour advanced fully soc per barrel during the
week, with fair though not active demand. and
the market closed dull under the news from New
York
Corn and oats are higher. and both have been
in active demand
Wheat rather heavy. nut toward the close a
speculative demand arose based upon the high
price OF corn the impression being that wheat
will De used BY distiers largely. ia case re
mains up
Barley advanced Indeed the high price of
corn i starting and absorbing general attention
and various theories are being advanced to az
count for Il
whi-k' j. up 3 per gallon, closing at zoe
Sugar Il TO lsc higher.
Coffee 90 &c higher.
MOltsses unchtn- ell.
The demand for sugar and coffee has been very
large. fully up 10 any previous season At this
time The people have become accustomed TO
present prices and use both more freely
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

~ The twenty-eighth anniversary of the In
dianapOlis Benevolent Society will be held on the
evening of next Thursday Thanksgiving day
at Roberts Chapel. at o'clock
While such lauiiable efforts are nude for the
comfort and supply of the families OF our soldier
there always families and persons in our
growing city whose friends are not connected
with the army, who will suffer in midst with
out the aid OF the Benevolent Society, which
for tweuty-eight years has tried, through its
fifty members ofthe committees in small districts
IN the city, to alleviate the wants of the needy in
our midst
The Society again appeals TO the benevolen;
for assistance. at It's anniversary next Thursday
when it, report will be made, and brief addresses
had
The churches OF the city are requested. a,
usual 70 suspend their PRAYER meetings on
Thanksgiving evening. and full attendance oil
their members. and all friends of the poor. is re-
quested. CALVIN FLETCHER. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

NEW STYLES or Doors ASD SBoEs.-
Officers and citizens alligator boots;
Becher's famous stitch boots;
Burt's 3 sole sewed boots;
Ladies 3 sole balmorals and CATERS (Burts);
Iadies' double sole walking shoes Newel's);
Misses double-sole glove calf balmorss;
Children's double sole balmorals and CATERS.
There never was time when we could get a
stock of misses and childrens better, finer class
of shoes, Of all sizes Our stock is the finest and
most complete. just now. ever opened IN this
market. goSEs, VISSEDGE & Co.
nov20-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

SEvSTIETn REGMKSr First Lieutenant Ohr.
commanding company A, 10 the 10Th regiment
arrived in the city yesterday in charge Of re
cruitng party from his regiment. Lieut. Ohr is
in fine health. and ENJOYS the life Of soldier He
brings with him evidence from his superior Off
GERS and others Of making an excellent officer
and having the cordial good feeling of both
officers aud men of his regiment The Lieu
tenant is now at home 70 recruit for the 10Th
regiment. several companies of which are from
this place. The recruiting officers have been To-
Gated in different counties in this district. that
persons willing TO join the 10Th have an op
portunity TO do so. The Lieutenant can be seen
during his stay by his friends and any person
that wants TO enlist will be in good company by
joining him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

:sR- The pc.toffcc will be open to day from
1io'clock TO 3 o'clock VI and from O'Clock
O. O'Clock P. NJ. This will give the gentle
manly and accommodating clerks OF this Gov
eminent institution the opportunity to engage in
Thanksgiving services and to enjoy Thanks
giving dinner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

CLorHlSa. u. Kahn, on East Washington
street. next ioor to GleDns Block. has assert
rsents OF clothing which are as extensive dS those
OF any other house IN the CITY All of Mr..
Kahn. goods are elegantly made and afforded ut
tae lowest prices. We would particularly call
the attention OF officers and soldiers to his SPLEEN
Gid military goods. no'2S u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

~ Last night was the last night of the ladies
festival in aid of soldiers families The great
eoterutise Of these angelic creatures has turned
e,ut 20 be an immense success Probably ten
thousand dollars will be discovered TO be realized
after all accounts are footed up. Never before,
,ss xouId remark in this connection. has the
sryv OF our patriotic mails citizens been mani
fes,ed 20 such an advantage. The ladies. though
they performed their parts we'll ought not. in
,,.tice have all the praise for what vas done.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

cB- IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DIR
HkxvKrs LsxALE PrLIs have vet failed In re-
moving d alties arising from obstruction stoppsge
Of nature, In restoring the system to perfect health
when sunexag from Spinal Affections ProApSus. Uteri
the whltesor other weakness Of the Uterine Organs
The Pills srperfecty harmless the constitution and
may be taks4 by the delicate female without
Ing dsiressJ the same tine they sct like charm By
str~ngthenf nvgOratins and restoring the system
healthy eonv ton, and by bringing the monthly pc
nod with gularity, matter from what the
obstruction enay arise. They should however. NOT be
taken FIRST three four months of pregnancy
though saitEm any other time miscarriage would be
the result. :
Each box contains 90 p'ns. Price 81.
DR.. HARytcT's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy Ascarirge BArrenness, sterty, ReprOdpe.
ton ami ABB Of Nature. and cmphstcay the Ladder
Private Medal Adviser pamphlet Of o. pages. sent
free to any dress Six required paw postage.
The Pills 81 book will be sent by mail when desIred
securely se-Ssd and prepaid. By
J. BRYAN, H. D., General Agent,
O.7e Cedar street. New YORK.
rISsold p all the principal druggists
JOHNSON cox. Druggists. Agents.
sePt3o'ss-sSwly Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

To-day is President Lineoln's Thanks
Giving day TO Almighty God for his manifold
rasrcies youchsaied TO our afflicted country during
iss brief term OF administration. OF course, We
saai patrioticaliy observe the day. Offering up
Thanksgiving. PRAYER and praise. No paper will
ss issued from this office 20 morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

EEw YoRK, November %.
Flour dull and 5Gi0c lower; quotations ere
At Sc 30(d6 40 for extra State, S7.40@7 so foE
r II o; s. 5569 50 for trade brands; closing
dull and heavy, with no buyers at the outside
quotations The decline in gold has very de-
pressing effect
Whisky firm at I4eI5c.
Wheat dull and 2a3c lower: 81 400 az for
new Chicago Spring. 81 4O@l 10 for Nil
varkie Club, aud Sl.4s@l.54 for Winter Red
Western
Pork dull and without much change at $40 SO
dl6 COS for old mess. Sl7 94@ls for new mess
sl66l7 SO for prime mess. Bacon sides
dull and heavy.
Lari quiet and without material change: sales
/ 500 brls for March and Apri. vt l30 &c.
Dressed hogs steady at s3s0sIrc
Money steady and active at Der cent Sterl-
ing exchange lower and dull; nominal at 1859
1921 Gold dull and decidedly lower; opening
AZ 49sz declining 10 4634 and closing quiet al
f5sc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

~ Mrs wit-ie will lecture at College Hall
On Friday night next FOR the benefit of the Sol
eef's Aid Society The subject Other discourse
tnl be aay at the various branches of science or
religion. and 10 DC selected by a committee cho-
sen by the audience Never has there been a
nore gifted and eloquent speaker before this
Public. Admiusnee 25 cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

TBE FIsE AhTs.-Mr Runnion. who is untir
ing in his efsrts to please the pnbc has at great
expense, secured the services Of DR. Bushnell. the
celebrated photographed. OF the world reno~Ded
Root Gallery OF Philadelphia: with Mr.. Penfod.
whose artistic taste snd skill a. coorist needs no
commentator. Wecan confidently recommend
all wanting photographs plain. or colored. in the
finest style. to give Mr.. X call.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

ENGINE AND Boiler FoR SALE-A five horse
ROVER uprigns engine With boiler eater. con-
pecting pipes, &c, in complete running order,
Gov used in running the Sentinel presses. will be
sold At a bargain, 10 make room for a larger en-
CINE IL will be delivered when We remove INTO
our new ofkee. early in October. Apply At TINS
ceice sepl2-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

.sRg- Rumsey's Ministries appear before an lndi-
s;Iapolis audience at Masonic Hall to night To
morrow night and upon Saturday night they will
ALSO perform. They will, too, give an exhibition
on Saturday afternoon for the amusement of In
dies and children This is one of the most ac-
e.smplished iroupes that visit Us
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

~ Mrs. Wiltsie lectures tomorrow night at
College Hall for the benefit OF the Soldiers Aid
SDcety
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

:gBrOn North East street. frame house OF
five or six rooms with the usual conveniences.
and large lot filled with handsome shrubbery.
for sale by Frank Smith. Real Estate Agent.
Price. g., 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

~ Sands Chicago Pale Cream and Stock
Ale Agency. No 80 Illinois street. Jos 0'Con.
r;or. Agent. Free Lunch on this Thanksgiving
DAY at lDls o'clock A. NJ Come and partakc
slld taste the Stock and Cream Ales.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

gB-A nimbIe sixpcnce is better than slow
SHILLING. Go 70 Gales, No. 30 South Illinois
street if Won want cheap hats and caps. You
car see the practical working of the nimbie six
p.,nce BY calling at No 30. nov26-d2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-26

sBA hog weighing 653 pounds net. was
slaughtered at the house of Patterson 4 Evans.
on White River. yesterday. This animal was
raised by Mr.. John Darroh Ii realized con-
siderable sum az CSC per pound