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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

Es- Rev Mr.. Day. Chaplain 9Th III.
Infantry. detailed BY Gen. Hurlbut. to collec
vegetables for the South Western Army, vii
address the people Of Lansing. at Representative
Hall, on this subject. on Sunday, the 25th inst,
at ? l. ? o'clock P. NJ. Chaplain Day is a gen
tleman Of eloquence and ability and is doing a
noble work for the brave men in the army. Let
the people come out and hear him present the
claims Of these noble soldiers. Chaplain DAY
the morning and at the Methodist Church in the
evening
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

Pure PATRIoTIsM-It gives us pleas
ure Wheuever We can record an instance Of vol
untsry enlistment into the army, induced solel,
BY patriotic devotion to country. Il is now our
province 10 DO so Mark Child, who has
been a eOmposiior for years in this Office, an
who is nov fity years Of age, and who has
worked az the printing business from bOyhoOd
and who is Familiarity known to large proportion
OF the craft in this State. on Monday babe biz
family and friends in this city adeu and started
for jackson TO enlist in the army He was un
able to Induce recruiting officer in this city to
enlist him, bat being assured by Surgeon Shank
that be would pass muster, be started for Jack
500 TO ~ his chances there, announcing his n
tenuOn TO return not until be was enrolled ss b
member Of Uncle Sans union army All homo
to hi gray hairs. Nav his life be spared to se,
our beloved country again united sud happy,
aud may he live many years to enjoy its rich
blessings. having the noble satisfaction OF having
Gone his duty in asing to her rescue when { rea
ened from foes without AID enemies within. A
nools example i his, and ~orthy OF imitation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
Circular No. a.
4 A PzovOsu MAEsHAl GESraA1s 0ry1c

i-Lrlit -tt-tI--r II
S0ocistrlcts horned 90 raise their quotas =
men appOrtoued under the draft present them 20
me Provost Aarshas = their respective districts Sor
sxamnAtion by the surgeon o. the Bard OF neat
a. accepted By the Bari o. Enrollment the men
viii be enlisted bv the Provost Marshas clothed ard
sent - the state Depot Grand Rapids Tor and
payment Il 0Ounties. &C When there = more than
one town % sub-dstrct, each towl raise lis pro
rortion Of The quota o. the subris'-i~' s- receive
c--iil Tor the Al meu isted VII Be ssigu-
90 o. Old Regiments of their Own SEE - - Will De
itif Fl 20 one Hundred Dollars Bounty -Four D. ars
'r-miln am one months pay IN aivznce By Z ate
l-~ volunteers Tor Old Regiments aso bounty
OF ~ ID ar from thu state This Arrangement not
tend O. interfere With the recruiting service FOR Oil
t- lew k-giments now IN progress - volunteers for
B. -ct vii o. credited o. the quotas q sub-dstrcts
~t'ere m-sierel and reported - bat i authorizes
.s a convenient method Tor adoption By sub-dis-
t-icts Al tlwus O. avoid tie draft AL credits bow
f-- VII cease On The 2+tn ~ October and wherever
-le tas uot furnished before that day tie draf
c-,-n nee on The 18th
r hill
ID O. COL. 5th Artillery A. A Proves. Marshal Genl
443al
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

THE DRAFT In our advertising CO..
nmns viii be found a notice from Lieut. Col
d HI, A A. Provost Marshal General Of thi.
State, IN regard to filing quotas under the draft
70 take place on the 2sth inst, TO which We in
vie attention. Only day or two Is nov left to-
@'nshiPs to til up their quotas and preseni
''er nen at Jackson for acceptance. W.
'ea'n some Of the towns in this county have
aready sufficient number of men enlisted e.
year them IRON draft. But some have not. anc
'ney expect TO be exempt immediate action
Necessary Inghsm county has responded
ooolJ to the former calls OF the General Govern
"en' Tor men, and many of her noble bows thai
uA'e gone forth have shown themselves hero-s
" 'ns he'd OF batlle. Shall not the county at
AN as'ill brighter record on the page Of history
y Oe'ng cleared Of the drafts Il depends upon
zoe Efforts Of the citizens in each township
"Ao'e Let each township labor first to clear it.
O'n skirts. and then If her citizens have the
So''y to do more, let them aid sister towns to
10 hkewse- A liberal citizens bounty IS a
great mdueement to volunteers Stand not 70.
he" dollars il they will save your township
run 'ne DRAFT, and be the means Of giving your
country the men she needs in the present bour
Of emergency.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
ADVERTISEMENT

WASHINGTON GossIP.-The la'est ex
element at the Capitol was occasioned by the
'rrival Of a Western family, who being weI-bred
people. gave a party to the assembled SOlons
At the feast. some Of the super6nest bread was
Produced that ever RECALLED the palate Of an NJ
c. Bread instead OF War WAS the topic of con
sersatiOn. On investigation, only Smiths Sale
ratgs could give any. light on the subject The
Presideu; ordered its use for the army, to pre-
vent d, ser,ions, furlough on the brain. and 10
acilitate enliStments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-This excellent
Magazine for November, is on our table. We
thought years ago that Cooley could not be bea
q getting up Lads's book, nor has he ever
Deen, nor do believe he ever will be He
magazine il now the gem of this country IN
surpassed in beauty or excellence. No parloi
replete without it. Il IL now offered at the
old prices to clubs. which are surprisingly low
Single copies 80 per year. Address Louis A
Cooley, Philadelphia.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
v ednr>da, Morning. OcI. 2IS. 1868
NOTICE To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES which or subscribers will dad attache
20 their mines their papers Indicate the SUnRER
the paper % which their subscription is paid By u
"RIs5sr" Is meant the WHOLE NUMBER" whic
may be found in the heading Of the paper. which
changed weekly ,osng increased each wsek AIRY ~
NUMBERS constituting year. By referring 10 this nam
Der 10 the healing 0f the paper and comparing IL viii
the number attached 70 the name direction on IL
paper oar sl0cr6 readily see how their account
stand on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

PECK AND ALLANDiGHAN--It Is pref
" generally understood here thar Mr.. Peck VA
one OF number that were in Detroit on the day
Of the election IL d 10 ~ho we're 10 convey 90
hr. Naliandgnain, ~ canada, the JOYFUL irtrif-
gence OF his election TO the gubefuatoria. chair
Of Ohio. aud Who we're pledged 10 e-co't
MIN home and see him inaugurated, despite n,
Efforts or wishes Of toe general government 70
tie contrary. They ~sited TOR tie joyful ne~s
but alas for them. sod their near irieud Brougf
,ot ,oo nanv vores Bot fhe, we're conrellea
= - .v~
o'"'e' '"' 80 va "''
outstanding 70 "as a'raSr,eaa-- The pat,
proceeded across the river, aud on arriving
W,ndsor th.v f,ur5 rh.. would be- Governo, nae
49,. .,.,. a.. ,t...,.a T.. f.. ~, d.. -
not'-fihs
Do they mss nls a. home. 10 tley MIS- nls,
I3oald be 4a assurance --.-t Gear.
10 know that rny constituents User. lying.
IearlesrIv 4isL Dc uer. L-re
p,ot t.,...... t..,. .l....... ..l,.....,. ~, ,ts
srts mn -,..i,,, i- d., t,i.,.5 if, s+o-e SHADE
W he had 20 l.osed no stand innedia,el, fell
Town upou las k,.e- and kissed the skift- O.
us garments AID tie ground wnereoa be stood
Ann tears in his e,e- he communicated tbe sao
Intelligence. Of the result IN OHIO. Thew foad,
.fnbfsced aud wept m each others arms. Pick
.ntching Valanaigbaan'- tears - thew FEN. L.. 6
Tor eff.c, in some of his future elec,ioaeef.ra
ours U,ou parting Vsll.ndignarn took Pee.
.f-ction.r.iv bv the hand and h,de him adi.,
s..r.,. -
- - -
-
ANY attention % you 10 pay,
You have done w-l-ths best you knew
To become Martyr humber Two.
Your people know yo1 most too well,
4Asy Ca So- -''-s5 a-' iop AD1 swell
Ahl "ha' yol say 'iA' 'Hs '--s "'A1'
sever lsaV-s Us trace oehinl-
fou'4l As''f DC othls-s-i -'o'sn Ell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

The CHECKERED SToRE-We are this
lay receiving a New Stock of Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Boots and Shoes. &c. &c, which We
propose to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest, for
Cash or ready pay. Calland examine for your
selves, one door North Of Chapman's new
block. Washington Ave, Lansing.
435 If II. ELLIOTT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

r. We call the attention OF the public
10 the advertisement of Mr.. Bagley, in anoth-'
column, 'ffsring for sale some choice city prop
erty NJ. BsgIey offers for sale some desirab',
lots Tor residences, which are pleasantly situated
and within fe~ minutes walk Of Washingtoi
Avenue
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

CLEAR FRoM THE DRAFT The cit,
Of Lansing has succeeced in raising suffcien
number 81 men TO be clear from the draft to "a 6
place on the 10Th, # they are properly credited
Il is With feelings Of pride for our people thai
We announce this fact TO the world.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

ARRssT OF DEsERTERs-Capt. San
ford Deputy Provost Marshal. and Detective
Officer ANGEL. are doing heavy business in
the line Of arrestIng deserters. Last week they
returned six to their regiments and in the past
ten days have arrested eight. Skedaddler-
has returned more deserters than any other
county in the District-twice as many as some
Of the largest counties.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
sale of Forfeited state Lands

STATE LAND OFFICE.
LAysING October 9Th, lses
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the fol-
4 loving described Primary school and swamp
ands situated IN the county OF lncham forfeited for
on payment II interest vii be offered for sale pub
auction Al this Office Thurs lay, the l2th day Of
November next. az 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon unless
previously redeemed according 20 law.
SAMUEL :. LACEY Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

WHAT TIE MERCHANTS SAY.-Tbe
merchants everywhere, who sell D-Land'-
Chemical Saleratus. say that no article ever
sold gives such universal satisfaction to Gus
TONERS. They like to have customers pleas d
especially the ladies' They know it i the
Housewives Favorite"-that Chemical Sale
ratna
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
ADVERTISEMENT

q Simons & Calkins are receiving =
splendid s'ockof Dress Go 'i-, Balmorals, Hoop
skirts. Shawls. Hoods. Nubias Sontags, Scarfs
Gloves, Hosiery. &c. &c. all OF the latest
STYLES
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Tb

vlmp Isn state Road Will let Jobs on That portion Of
sail road uot heretofore let the lowest responsible
20 f1ers. foil vs., - the krssne House Port Sanac
-all-.r county, Mon as November 9Th. At The HOUSE
q James shi, Est lay ton, Tuscola county Friday
November l IN, az 10 clock A. N, each OF said
lays Ihos- taxing contracts must give good security
iIl tbe right is hereby reserved reject any bid not
-eeme- consistent Wlththe interest q the state.
SAM IL COPPERNOLL, Commissioner.
Port saniisc, Olt lst. lStS- 4+2w4s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
L4xslSe. October q lses.

,s5.1 EMPLOYMENT. 500
AGENTS WA TE ID !:
W will pay from So to s75 per month, and all x
9enses, u active Agents, Or give Commssion Par
ticllrs sent free Aires EIE oEwlNG MACHINE
,o4FAST r. JAMES, General Agent, MiiaI, Ohio
slgu6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
sale of Forfeited Lansing Lois.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, October 9th. 1853. !
NOTICE is hereby given. that the fol-
lowing described Lansing Lots, forfeited for
payment Of interest, viii be offered for sale at public
acton, at this Office Thursday, the 18th day Of No
vember next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon unless prev
ousiy redeemed according to law.
SAMUEL :. LACEY, Commissioner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
%Drunkenness Curtd.%

The inebriate may now bid defiance 10 the tempting
cup Or. ZANE's ANrIDOIE FOR STRONG DRINK is "a
certain for Drunkenness It creates a dislike for
strong drink, and 10 administered without the
Slowlsdge Of the patient. Price 81 box sent by mai
10 any address, by :. UPHAM, 4O3 CHEsSur STREET
PHILADELPHIA, IA. Circulars sent free. 6m4-O
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

In Bennington, Vt, September l. 1855 LAURA BING-
HAM daughter Of Dea stephen Bingham. 49, 81
years
Also. az the san9 place, October 18th. Mrs SOPHRO-
MA vile Of Dsa stephen Bingham aged - years and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

On weines Jay, October u, 1873 in Milford Oaklana
Co. Mich, by Rev sylvester Cary. o. vt Clemens Mr.
DARIUS c CAIkIN>. OF Lansing. ana Mss AMELIA n
FULLER o. Milford No cards.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
Valuable City Property for Sale
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Statt

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-State
" Of Michigan, county Of Iugham.-Ihe undersigned
having been appointed oy the Probate Court for SAIL
county, Commissioners u receive examine and ADJUST
claims dsmancs Of al persons the estate
d ArIsh livery ate OF the township 4 Alaiedon, IL
sail county deceased, hereby give notice that SIX
months from date are, by order OF Probate Court,
owed Tor creditors present their claims against
deceased and that they Will meet al the house OF Cor
lon -ayres the township OF AaiedOn said county
the 18th day December, and Oh the llth day Of
April next clock 10 the afternoon Of each day
10 receive examine and ADJUST SAIL claims
Dated October l2Ih, lso5.
r TRYON
A. WALDR0N,
4w443 Commissioners
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
Special N Offices.


n. I4YL1Rs scH00--Ihe Winter Term OF this >chcoi
w Commence oa Monday November 9Th, am continue
- t1e Tbs Institution specially
Iesgnet for Teachers although Others are ADMITTED
The oi stlil-s VIII embrace AL the elem ia
; branches, taught WIZ great exsctuess genera
-.lrse ol AatA-m-tcs inc.uaiug the Calculus with IT,
4pp.cliiols aal 4.s0 the Physical Sciences -udents
slsa.ug 20 occlpy honorable POSITION euter Az
sancs4 Classes 10 TIE agricultural College, tie STATE Nor
mai school, the -c-ntnc Course the state Uuiver-
sly, viii receive the most rigid attention
r. TAYLOR
Lansing oct L, ls65. l42w--
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21

60 Volunteers Read This For the arrangement o.
he ysea change OF dict, wounds sores bruises and
9lupii5us which every Volunteer liable there
40 remedies So safe, convenient aat sure HOILO-
WAY Pills * OINTMENT thoroughly tested in The
Crnean AM Italian C4mpaigus. Oaly 3 cents per box
u pot %
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-10-21
wEAANLss Or DEBILITY INDUCED BY
SNkA fA4ASIk
VOLUNTEERS, Al4kNIlON. AplSOIATloNs OF.
hylAu.

sores and Ulcers, B.ogcAes and Swe.ilngs CA with
certainty y. r-.4e.4.y S-4S-, ll.s sot
49,. lu In. 49, tL4eAt ~ l4ess 1850 $1,000
u. - pl..ls- 4-str4esle-s Al tf~-se- IA --s es-~F
.i,r ms. -rs - ,4rt 1894 80 IA -4etlsE.
asrs.s .l..s O4-k.ls.t A4L4sIs
- =. .tsu- Aa- tl--1 49, As--tAy
alAu A. wl .ss-l.e t-s Fsls~N - -ASs ~ I-- $3.50
- Assure = lAstl4s e-4s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

ST. LOUIS. October ii -Dispatches from the
West state that Shelbys was overtaken on
Monday near Br,Hneth. and running fight was
kept up for several miles. resulting in the death
of many rebels
On Monday night an artillery fight occurred at
Dtv Ford, in which the rebels defeated
with "A loss OF % killed. The enemy then di
vIded into four sounds and m rched toward Lex
ington.
Col Cuffey is reported to be dangerously
wounded
dispatch from Gen. Brown. dated Marshall
Saline county Oct IL. saws:
After FIVE hours fighting we have whipped the
rebels capturing their artillery, large number
of small arms and killing and wOundIng a large
number
Another dispatch saws Browns forces were
pursuing the rebels in al directions.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
Night Report
From Warrington.


WASHINGTON October IA An official report
states that IN the recent attack on our forces OBJ
posite NatcheZ. ipwas the object OF the rebels To
capture the negroes recruited for Col. Farras'
regiment and destroy a pOnt0On train. The ne
groes however. had all been transferred across
the river. except those who were on picket duty
and the pontoOn train was awaiting transporta-
ton.
Col. Ftrras with few men attacked the enc
my so vigorously that they had not time To ac-
complish their object
Major Cole. in Il dispatch to Gen Lockwood
who commands the deienses at Maryland Nights,
says:
Mosby's commandha been greatly moderated,
for am creditably informed by prisoners, citizens
and contrabands that his force consists of a bat
talon of 300 men.
MoSby is one of Stuart's staff officers. and has
been detached for the express purpose OF destroy
ING the communication of the Army Of the Po-
tomac.
Gen. Foster reports rs the result of the second
expedition under Gen. Westar, after guerrillas in
Mathews county. Va. the destruction OF about
$50 boats and. schOOnerS the capture OF ~ head
of beet cattle and four reoe officers and % men
IN ide prisoners.
Passengers from the front to day report that
yesterday there was heavy skirmsh n to the
right while in the center aul or the left there
only occasional picket firing. by which one man
was killed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
Indiana Election Returns.

Bartholomew county-Democratc majority
500 To 700
Jackson county-Democratc majority 700 to
500
Martin county-Democratic majority 900
Dubois county-Democratic majority about
900.
Allen county-Democratic majority . 100
Knox county-Democratic majority 6O0
johnson cOuntY-DemOcratic majority 800
Clark county-Democratic county ticket
elected by decided majority.
Lawrence cOuDty-DemOcratic ticket carried
by over 100 majority
Washington cDunty-Democratic IN ijOritv 500
Orange c1unty-rhere were two Democratic
tickets run in this county. The regular ticket
received 23O majority
DrLPHI, lSD.. Oct IL. 1863
To j j. Bingham:
Full Democratic ticket elected by a large
majority in old Carroll J Q. APPLEGArE
PUTNAM COUNTY
A correspondent writes follows: Nv have
beaten the Republicans in this county by not less
than $50, and 1t may reach 400 majority"
MONROE COUNTY
The Democratic MAJORITY in this county will be
about $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
From the Cincinnati Price Current, Oct a.
Financial and Cons m cial m sn "a r J
for the Past Week


Financially as well as commercially the week
has been OF great agitation and excitement
Gold advanced fully 10 per cent, closing in New
York Yesterday greatly excited The exports of
gold have largely increased. owing 10 the falling
off in tie exports OF domestic produce consequent
upon the high prices and this. with the inactivity
OF the army is having its effect; and there seems
10 be little doubt now that the scenes OF last Feb
ruary are about being enacted over again:
say il seems 50. but 40 probability can be at.
tached 10 estimates of the future in these uucer
tain aud unsettled times, for "A defeat a victory
in the field will change the whole case one way
or the other: and who cln mike any e.limtte
that one or the other will take place.
There was great excitement in New York yes
terday evidently. n far M We can Judge from the
brief reports we have by telegraph Gold at one
time reached 1917. but was huciuaIing CON
stantly With Us the banking houses were
closed the greater portion of the day. and there.
fore the effect of this news could not be fully
developed. but We understood that gold was
bought in the street at l54 but there was n very
unsettled feeling. though neutralized good deal
in It's effects bv the excitement regarding the
suit OF the election.
The money market continues easy at 6@S per
cent aud the demand moderate.
The demand tor exchange has been a. pressing
as heretofore The steamer that went 10 EnF
land ou saturday took ont So l79 .23l. which l.
large increase over any previous week Tor =
long time. The business done IN Government
securities has been but moderate, and rates
changed
There has been marked increase in the de
mand for the 500 L. ; bonds during the week
The quotations for coin. exchange and Govern
ment securities IT the close OF the evening may
be given as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

- Col Richard j RYAN. distinguished
and immortal orator, who. some years since,
made patriotic speech from the top of store
box to KOssuth. at the Union Depot. declined
Yesterday, absolutely, we understand to welcome
Mr. Secretary Chase TO the hospitals of Indiana.
Col. Ryan, speaking confidentially TO his private
friends. insists that Bonaparte. now on the throne
OF France, was originally an Irishman, and that
his name was Boney Patrick. and tina; he changed
It to Bona Parte for party purposes The gallant
Colonel says he has the historical records to
prove this. p, he says. in the Hon. Secre
tary's nomenclature, stands as the noosepapers
saw. for "shin plaster" He SAYS. too. that
Magyar" in Kossuth's name is a msprint by
some laundering cOmpositor. and that. correctly
written, it would read. * Mcclure. Esq ;" he
having been primtivey, in the first place like
Bonaparte and great MANY other llustrious men,
born on the Gin OF the Say"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15
From Memphis.

MEMPH 5. October II Reports are current in
this CITY that force of Is 900 ,ebels of various
arms are approaching the city. sid to be under
Joe Johnston; that thew DESTROYED the RAILROAD
between here and Coriuth that our troops are
bravelv conteSting the rebel advance and prevent
ting the further destruction Of the railroad: that
the rebels } 600 strong attacked our forces at
Gainesville. driving them into their entrench
meuts. soon after Gen Sherman arrived on
train rom Curiuth. d.embarked rallied the men
and repulsed the enemy with fearful slaughter
our loss j. about ~ killed and 80 wounded Our
cavalry IS pursuing the fleeing enemy beyond the
Tallehatche Trains passing again to day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

The THEATRE-THE HIDDEN HAND This
universally popular drama is up Tor representation
to night. and with Miss Sallie st Clair in her
famous character of Capitola Back-rhe home
less newsboy and afterwards wealthy heiresS-
will he sure To draw an immense crowd The
versatility and universal excellence of all the
charming Miss Sallie undertakes is truly wonder
tu She Is never at fault. but grasps her
assumptions, whether they be of tragedy. comedy,
pantomime or farce. with equal force and fitness.
aud gives us what seems to tie "A reality. This is
that perfection of art which only spring from
true genius. Ia the part OF the mischieyous, dare
devil and roilicking imp of mischief-Cap itola-
she has no equal and must be seen TO be appre-
ciated Secure your seats for the Hidden Hand
for there will be Il rush
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-15

York Wheat. corn aud oats all advanced. snd
have been in good demand Rive advanced to
81 %. Not much change in barley
Whisks reached the high price Of 6Dc per
gallon. bot weak at the close under the new
from New York
Cheese higher
Cloverseed advanced to S. 1907 90
Bran. shorts and middlings further advanced
materially. and all 10 light supply
Sugar and coffee are higher. bat not in conse
qnence OF the demand, as that has been light: but
owing o'the advance in the Eastern markets,
mess pork advanced 81 50 per barrel for old city
and lard &c per pound. Bulk meats or bacon
did not change. nor have they been in demand.
New mess pork is held at SIC