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From Charleston.
Omeinl Report Of ten. Gilmore.

WIshington, iuis is-Thr following report has
been received at tbs hcatIuAter. Of the Army
Ma 'grdy''rs Impairment ot he south IN The
ficld, NorrE kldnf, $. p, Ju.g l2.-N1ior Gc'erdl
N. " HII *. SIR l have tho honor to report
that a. FIVE oec"k on the morning of the 10Th inst,
made an attach on the eneuy's iortiGed position
tho sou'h end Of iris Island, and aner engage
ment lasting thf houis and qusrtsr. captured all
ls stronghold. on q a. part Of the Island, Ard pushed
onward 10 within "a huut'ed yards ~ Fort Wagner.
We nov hold all tho - and .ccpt shp, on, iAle On
the uor'h enf, which includes Fort WAGNER and =
battery on Cumming, Point, mounting a. me present
time fourteen or fitoen heavy guns IA the srgr.gse
The .',sultne column vas gall ,ptly led ~ Drr
q n stfors. II landed In email boats under cover Of
our bttrries on Foley leland, and four monitor, led
b. Rear Admiral Dahlgr.u, which entered the main
channel abreast OF Morn. Island stcr our bate
ries opcned. The Monitors continued their IRE dur
INK the day mostly asans, Fort Wagner
On the morning Of the 18th instant, at daybreak an
suempt -as made 10 carry Fort Wagner by assault
The psrapet vn sained, hut the sgp1r, rec lied
under the fire u which they red, and could
not be got up. our loe.0, In both action. will not
vary much ON $50 in hill d, wounded and missing
We have taken eleven piece. u heavy oldrauc., and
large quantity Of camp ,quipage. The enemy To-,
ia Killed and wounded ill not Isl, short t.o hun
dIed. Very respectfully,
A GiLtNoHk,
Brsader General COMMANDING
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Too Late for Classification.
DEAIIsA y.

GILLyN In BROOK VI. jay 10Th, Margaret Giilen
Of eonsuu,pt on, aged IS s.
her in, rds and those Il her hruthtfin-lsw, Arhuy
Nuldo0n ar reuue.d to .teud ner funeral, this day,
al O'clock from her late residence IN ursnd avenue
h house from Flushing ave, 1872
SULLIVAN on Thur'd1y, July 10Th, ssm1d p,
on MD OF Peer aud Aic. Sui vsu,afed 10 month";
The funeral viii take p acc This Vriisyl afternoon,
at O'Clock, from SIS Bridge st. cor. of Fulton ave.
Brooklyn. Isl
THOMPSON A. his residence, IS Wall IT,. Thomas
Thou,p on, in thr 18th wear Of hls
The relatives and trenth OF the family rrspoet
fully invited TO attend the funeral, Sunday the
- u .l,t. at O'ci Oh L. NJ The remains will Be
iterIsd N tiret puood &, metrrA, 5T9
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From the Army of the Potomac.

Baltimore, July ia special dispatch to the
ANsaIoAs, says
Berlin, MI, July 10. Tho Army o. tho Potomac
10 IN this vicinity. How long Il will remain ia Of
course only hno-n to Gen. Meade Il I, probable that
some days will be spent in re-cupers'ng both men
and horses both Of whom have suffered from long aud
fatiguns marches, and he heat Of the weather. IL
10 not probable that the present inactivity will Re
long continued. Lee is said to be pushing rapidly
po-fibc for Cupepper, and Will hardly stop until
beyond the Rappahannock. The necessity Of feeding
his army, which cannot veil be accomplished at any
great distance from Richmond. sill hurry hi. move
meets
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To Be Co~tsntsed.
MARINE NEWS.
sun R. .a2-sun $. Ils-Moon R.. Us ls-p W. % .
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -Masnolis, Key West Renaudins
I French guubuatI Charleston Bar; Ocean Queen, A.
pin~All Amer,oa, san Juan del Norte. Alliance
Washington, u 4. SEA Gull, Providence; Fannie
Philsdei phs: westchesr.r Providence; Artisan, Bal
timoTe s T. Walker Philadelphia.
sHlP-Ocesn Ranger, Berry. sasua Ia Grsnde.
BARKs -Ceorra l,', returned; White Sea, N. Orb
Carl August Lritn Bonito, Nayseuez X.
BRiGs Norma. Havana; Lorsns, Remedies; Cor.
nuccpA, do; Ichu.s, IRmpro La CquanA, Hsvana(
dolls Seuyitn Florence, MatsnHa,; Ella, Matamos
rAs Qu-.n Of tn soL'h, 81 CroI II Brook Hsvan0
Robert Move, Aspinvail; Rotiu. kondout for Doston
B.Ankhorn Cicniuesos. Harriet do, May HAiheldh
do obeltcr,tsr uGeln, Ardroessn. Wind.sId, Car
d.uas Il Watson, New Orl.ant. Eizabcth, New
q lean; MAR Emily, hAI.nh.m ssrah Bernicas
N.chi.s. Henry Lawrence, Ehlabeihpou for BOSTON,
l. SWEET Cieniuegou.
sCHooNEhs-vie Eleuthsra; Raven, Ban.
gor; Phcbe Besuiort; Enterpriie, Virginia. Vsa
Landl, do; w u lh'ts, DO Dopbine Port Roval; On
ward Jacmsl, L ho, Ma,nmafI Cook MIR
goaus; y |. DE Wolf, Aquin, Haste Wheeler, CArde-
mas; Ann susan, H,vHna, Je,,ph Rogers lTtlAnd,
q; ,Nco., EliIsbsihport Tor boston: JOHN snovs
Shul.e, Ms.
BELOW BARK Leland. Bremen Also one ship.
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Washington, judy l6.-ln'elliecnce rs. been re
eelved at the Navy Department, from Rear Admiral
BAILEY. that the boats OF the Somerset, Lieut. Com.
mander A + Crossmsn. were .ent ont sbou, the Esst
Pass Of II, George Sound. to determine among other
thiDs', th. presi,e locality Of some extensive rebel
Sat ~ork,. -Four distinc, stations were demolis ed
CO salt kettle, destroyed, ar more than two hurdTei
bu'hel, Of .s scattered the sand aud ahoIt 80
hts and house. With oil their appur casnce. 5r
structins aud repairing the -oIk buE ned to the
euOupd
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TuF Bansor VINO inv. the f m lea OF th.t CITY wers
sho, kr' lar|y ~ pu :, zdr .sainst cr moline.
Ia. meter reminded hi. hesJers " hs the path 20
rsv'u il Marco, viii that 60 perdi,ion 10 broad
shi you'd adyite you 20 sui' gaim. mt 10 be
road vow deere % yak IN 70 nv mind. 10 20
re made Ter the broad road, aud the s'srer who de-
sgns % 60 10 the Ar.os one viii fnu IN IN SERIOUS
lup, dimrut - her p.ogfe,s, NAH me, young "A Is,
VII ic had thue for you 20 get 80 h'sven IN lo.
necked dress- sud uoop--k rus IL will b, hard road
10 travel (" Severe on hoop .kirts Tha' preacher
ousht upv'rr's wife until he repens and make. the
dvsn e h0norIi!s.
Tur origin or familiar words ard expires ions l.
vrT ,snl.cAn sud touchins The word "sdi u" 10
li,erAIv comm, nj toa 70 cd "Good-hyr" /. .
con,r.c ION OF God he Nth y1u and the beautiful
" Thank GU" /. but on abr dgtnept Of rI think
n .ou Other words have 40 changed tn ir mean
Ing, hat hey would scarcely be recognized now By
tbo,s uho used them centuries AGO. "Pasan" vas
simply villagrr, from Tdgus village. III athsn"
N applied to those who grew up amid hed,hrr
And SAVAGE originally denoted . man OF g. tudn
snteeedspts-a bscks oodsnsn IN ordinary psIlsuce
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nj for, int. 10 lhs arr sstsn, hou C,rc,r"'
r,;9,ts- ~ &c tl iu,' il s ted' &c. 'as -h.lins
,cl oue' H,nS, md lfis tsiensIe to therryh Geld,
laden -i'h t'oa''.' % FIRE, and abandoned shortly
.rcri.s SLAIt rag IS ,s.suer, s.sgos.d TO be the
A
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Cincinnati, JIlp l6.At " O'Clock last nisl IL
un reported that the advance guard of Morsan's
rebel forces WAS ct West nlon, Adams county. lis
scouts approached the river opposite Msytvie this
morning, but was driven bach By our ruuboAts.
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The Washington Su,y Yard.

Tliq & 'erument concern has tue entrsnce, Is
neat AMI We sd ont " III sidewalk, ned with
hca4tfu ,aaie ,es. Here ordnance are cast snd
bird and powder, c4,s, @c are srsely manu'ac-
tlred. itr q rcs 4 hours TO lore l2-pounier n
lie yum, snd a .ou-sr time Tor lsrgsr ones one OF
ose age 4 ms winch carry . 0O-p1uai bal re-.
1uires four week, B. IS, and large snount o. To-
Dor 10 eI eude thereon. Owing to 'he facilities ~
tie foundry, -ln, RON Pusburg AMI osher ps 's-,
are taken 81 r. FOR boring and hnishinr Of In
msE ng pcrcussiu avs, ne process appears 90 b.
. very ,.nple one. The plan smooth copper 3 put
mt he mac mes, clt N the n - shape tn one
se: sec nd stroke, aud 4 IL formed iLto cap
Ike 'orIn, r.ther the so'e PIPE Lat, And theu
clrnss 10 Gu"h. 4 Iercu.sou esp, with which n
tle,rd ~ UIe an lar. About two thou -
a.d tse mn 'rri ftless are made per ur COILS
OF cad 70 ut up yuh A-ori hlug raj y INTO
common round II ., ME ba Z; - Is u s,Iae
o. can. To SCep tbs mscl nety IN ing H. turn
of It's vast tWolLt n W rk, two thiusani men
sre eul yed, aud he wor; IS kept up uilbt -pd
Say T.ds, ONT one ~. e, ,s' m,sli Is OF
dr,lh are turned ever 10 Cove uheLt With VI mt,
sumr Of which VIII make -reat noise an flu ter
ing -molttle oul bros ana other game Which
W.. tee sc,plng 10 me drns aud caves OF location
ius.de Mason ana d yor's Inc.
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on s,coun, q ID, dan. Pear, we're eSwe,e1 ia.
the mob you'd '.n. the S,'to Aue ne 'n1
been uiade to que. thu rio, wr have MOI ascertsned.
No RIOT at Pbiladciph,n, Sc.
Phdadeith.a. hiy iG.-Thsfc &. not a -ori o.
truth In tho repor, ~hieh las reached Sss YORK that
there 10 riot in ths city.
In the Common Council stii vas pre.su'ed,'uil'f
20 tha, aA,sdhy the Countih Of N.s Yoft. apo
priAtiug &i,0o,Oo0 70 pay exemption Tor certain
classes u drafted meu. IL. reference sn cpyosed ~
the non msmbcr., one i1ytus that noleh tie
Councils had appropriated s4p0J,0o1 ~ gut lo~n 'h
r,boll OIL, they had never voted money 'o hep the
rebellion TO ,uccsed On ID. question OF reference no
quorum voted Adjourned
why the Draft WINS Suspended.
The following IL SPECIAL 20 the Po@r
W1sh,ngion J'iv IL A technics lsssi gu-r' "a
re-. inr ia. recent F. li,'m'nt o. 'h ~ 10 I1In,
- to the utnn'f In VII ch tu 'tlisfia Tft 'i' [,
touni'd In the guo's - Ssv You, rs, 3 ~ fri'"d
h-le 20 the Adn'ant General af.r anf ~ d,c'.on
asked for ouf pfoltt cLArrc the - T. ul'T 70
ouif.< ny di.f forn tho r.te' ~ So You md
bto.tyn, cher TIL, gueaiion ~ t-.s ,'., ~
,ir I'll Ibis gus,tia, 10 settled. 'Ahh -iH be in
fee Day.
,ie !. subni..ion 70 he noh sud ~ ,uprot,'f. N
h..ias III. question i-i'cd -ouli, Mt ! hsre
yo,t N1-h. Gensfs, and Al 10 ant General az all,
h.d the .ppleiiion " Gov SEYMOUR TOY ruspHu iuu
~ 'ht dfs Teen received -'h favor Hut fh' aeon
Of the mob hefesill pr all The dihrult's lrf rsn 80
IT, ~ Of thr oon,cfiy tipu. ~ couf ., phen asi
tiun Of iA- 10 raised, that u,u't he settled
The Washington CnRosiots, Of yesterday morn ~.
FomsyJ announces that In due time, all I.-, -ill be
,tnosly enforced III Nev Yors
Detention OF the Mails.
The Boston Ta.SsoErr ~ Wednesday e-r,lns
saw.
The all, Tor New Yort and all points S1uth hav.
70 nfash H. "A VNFf - -
steamboat train via Sof-ich and Wotcct.f tosis
arrived Early this morn ne P.'-' ng"fs by ihf o..
inston boat sriived III Boston a. or OK TIE ntil
tam due here 81 sunrise his morning al reached
New Haven 81 noon today.
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A CARD-I UNDERSTAND 1T is RE-

A CARD-I UNDERSTAND 1T is RE-
hportcd that nred at the company eonNegsted st
tbs Manhattan Gas Works. on Monday last, which .
Q great mis- he, a. Anv NAV tno~ by stklne any o.
thtie mrn 'hst vas " i me or hat dsy. There vaA
not uLcu angry word SPOKEN by eli her party
having ag p. tried g. bet ieLd he poor man. take
tht IN as OF .sying that such thing wa lar rom
nv thou hts, and sincerely hope | shall never he
pie IN anN posi'ion that will compel 10 90 such
thng, bans truy oIIy hat ,uch . thing should 10
said, AXE his method Of contra CtinE IL. JOSEPH
fRLNtH, Manhattan Ga works, 18th a., sv G. SIS
VO HE PUBLIC CHARGE MY CleOts
l. nothing for my services II do not gain their
suite n hcS. WALSH attorney and counsellor a
law, n, 60 NsSsntt Nv fork 3TT
\NAN1ED-IO llOR>E-SHOERS. A MAN
w that can drive shoes good other need spplA
?S6 Mulberry street. $40
1bTH REGIMENT, N. 7. VOLS, (ENGf.
~ neers-All the officers aud member. Of this
Regm n, are requested TO meet at the sth Regiment
Annoy, cor OF Genre and iIAnd sts, on FIdaY At 10
o'clock am, July Eth 1868. re-orEsniEe the req.
ment BY request Of =. b, o'KEEFFE. Late Lieut.
Colonel. 3sS
ca REwARD-STOLEN OR STRAYED
ssTC9n Wedne.tsy night, 18th inst from pssluIsse
Ana PeIson returning her q the ospeI, JANA
above TesAd. $50
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on seooun, 9th, dan Pear, we're erpre,e1 tit
the mob would ,eka the S'Nto Aus a fhDe'u'
Govtfnmen' property what ara I'm n. De.
b., IA made to qu,i thu riot bavC MOI a.certsined
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Reported Riot In Buffalo.

Tie Blt,io evening papers Of yesterday have not
yet boen received here, but the Rochester UsIos Of
Wednssday evening says
We hear from passengers from Buffalo thi, fore noon
thst thsI city is>Ssin d,Tsosdb BY mob-this tine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
From chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, November % The operations
to day have been confined TO movements on the
lett and an assault bv Hooker with Geary's di-
vision, SANKEY'S division and one division of
Sherman 5 corps, ON Lookout Mountain and have
been cut of from Hooker We can only send
the result up 10 dark rs sent to Gen. Thomas
We had advanced hall up the mountain driv-
ing the enemy before us.
The engagement has been very desperate on
the centre. We have sustained our position rs
taken Yesterday by Changers corps.
Palmer has been demonstrating down the
Chattanooga Valley without becoming engaged
or pushing very far.
General Towards corps crossed Citico creek
10 day aud by noon had formed a junction with
Gen. sherman
Sherman corps was throan across the river
near the mouth OF the Chickam ,uga, at daylight
The river was pontoonel during the afternoon.
Gen Sherman moved up and took position to
the north end of Missionary Ridge The enemy
made no resistance. but remained quiet on the
next peak OF the Ridge south from Sherman.
Sherman entrencbed his position, and is ready
for work 20 morrow at daylight
Hookers losses are reported light
Is is said that we nave captured about 700 pri
soners. Sherman captured 100 rebels building
RATS in Chickamauga creek.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

New YORK. November 2l-The Posts Wash.
inGtoa special says:
1t is raining, and the roads are very muddy
Military operations are at a stand-still
The Commercials Washington letter Of the
Odd says:
Meade was directed to move this morning. II
is generally believed here, il is secret that
Yesterday his army had cooked rajions in their
hsversacks; aud in their wagons, oats for their
horses; but the rain storm must have retarded
operations 30 that il may be 10 morrow or Wed
neSday before the Rapidan is crossed
\ dispatch to the lines, dated Washington
November %, says:
The rebel game of cooping up Anderson, oil
Kentucky, until after the organization of the
House, has been defeated He has been ex-
changed. Immediately alter his capture. his
friend Bolide went to work 10 effect the arrest oil
q squad OF prominent Kentucky aud Tennessee
traitors The captorr OF Anderson were brought
to terms. They offered to exchange him 70:
Trusden Polk Anderson was at Piducah yes
terday. on his way Washington.
4 special from Washington to the World, da
ted the oath. SAYS:
The President says the dispatches from Gen.
Grant are favorable. but declines to allow THEN
publication while the operations of which the,
speak going on.
Official circles claim to have highly favorabl,
news from the West. involving a heavy defeat
OF the rebels No particulars given to outsiders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Supreme Court Of sndiaua-.-Novcm
Der Term.
SECOND DAY

Nancy J Smith " Margaret 4. smith-Pu-
laski C. c Submitted.
James Maple ~ Henry VI Burnsdi-Fayeite
county Submitted
Wilson r. Sterling " John decentralization
c. &. Reversed
Augusie Pepper ct al. vs.. State. ex rel.-iiar
vev. Tre.surer-Frankiin 4. L. Reversed
Board OF Commissioners OF Miami county vs.
Alexander Blake-Miami c. Z. Affirmed.
Peyton Richardson ct al. - James Gibsoa-
Hendricks c C Affirmed.
Charles Bevns ct al ". John Prather, AOm r
bartholomew c. Q. Reversed.
Elsar NJ Bayless ct al. VS.. Samuel sine.k-
Wayne { 2. Reversed.
Ind Central K X. Co. vs. Fred \. Munc.s-
Marion c { Affirmed. -
John Ford " James F.. Mitchell-Ffoyd
C.P. Reversed
Edwin C Whitney. Pres. Palmer Rich
observation-disclosures c c. Affirmed, With per
cent damages.
william r. Wes, Ann r. Randolph-Dei.
&C Pending on motion
Solomon Teegsrden W. William Felkner. !. os-
ciusky G. P.-Dlschargcd by appellant.
Reuben Alexander. Administrator, VI. jacob
reaster ct si-Rush c. c. Submitted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

~ The Grand Art Union too the benefit OF
the soldiers Aid Social comes OF this evening
We understand the tickets are nearly all sold. so
those sho wish - invest bad better be ON hand
early this morning Several vslusSle primes will
be distribu,ed-amouF them the hne piano sasbh
was awarded to Mr.. McLeDe. OF the Bates House
jewelry store. fe~ evenings since. which be
very generously redonsted 10 the society 10 the
name Of Benham 4 Co music dealers sof which
firm il seems he Is member; bcautifal work
stand. worth $50 "a photograph album. worth SIS
and many more useful and valuable articles The
drawing will take place this evening at Masonic
Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MoSRoE. November % lie Rich
mond Wing of the 2lst inst. has the following
news:
Mission RIDGE, November 10.
To General Cooper
Gen Wheeler reports his attack upon and dis
person OF the enemv's cavalry, pursuing them
into the woods At Knoxville and capturing 300
prisoners. The infantry force is close no.
CHARLESTON, November 20-The enemy COM
menced his ire this morning at ii o'clock. At
this afternoon the number of shells thrown
was l6
The shelliug OF Fort Sumter has been heavier
with mortsrs.
CHARLESTON, November l9.-The enemy has
been firing slowly from Battery Gregg upon
Sumter. Nothing else new this morning.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The enemy fred eleven shots from Gregg at
the CITY to-day from p NJ. to III A NJ. The
damage trihing. Some three or four build
ings were struck. and one person injured.
The Pawnee and another gunboat called the
Stone. sheled Battery Pringle. but effected
nothing.
The firing on Sumter was slow and steady all
day. Some few shots have been fired at the
Sullivan Island battery. No casualties are re-
ported at Sumter or Sullivan Island.
NOBLE. November ia letter received
from = member of Gen. Green's staff. announced
the defeat Of two Yankee columns in louisiana
Gen. Franklin's division encountered portion
of Gen. Dick Taylor's army under Gen. Green.
near Alexandria, Oh the 5th, and after stubborn
fight the Yankees were routed with loss Of their
stores and 5000 prisoners
Gen. Weitzels division is reported to have
been routed by Gen. Dick Taylor near Colus-
kee
The expedition is said 10 be abandoned A
portion OF the troops have returned to Port Hud-
son and Baton Rouge.
FoKTREss MoSRor. November %.
The steamer Convoy has returned from City
Point, Capt. Irving reports having transferred
the Government rat,ons for our prisoners in and
about Richmond. satisfactorily, into the hands OF
Commissioner 0nld.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

"RoUSS rHI BLOCK In this age of bold
original ideas i; il surprising that new end
brilliant American novelist has hitherto made
his appearance Since the days of FenimDre
Cooper, with the single exception of 'Urcle
Toms Cabin" there has not been one really
great success achieved in the department of
American romantic literature. The fault is with
the novelists, and not with the people Then1v-
elists have somehow missed the secret of success.
Instead of turning TO account the rich materials
of humor and pslhos. and the wonderful variety
of American character. variety not of clotl e.,
but OF minds and tastes, which are to be found
all about us They have been wandering away
to France. England, Italy. Germany, Mexico. end
all the other distant parts of the earth. in quest
of subjects We are inclined TO think, from the
opinions which are torcibly expressed by The
American Literary Gazette and Publishers Cir
cular'' concerning the extraordinary merit of the
forthcoming new novel, "Roundthe Block. lat
that romance is the one long looked for by Che
world OF novel readers. The author seems TO
have hit the public taste. this time, in the centre.
See Appleton Il Cos. advertisement OF the book
elsewhere II will be issued with superb Illus
trations) early ~ December.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25
Por Tie siate Sentinel.
AID for SoIdirrs, GnmiIie..

EpIroa SENTINEL: | have just received the
following communication through Nc. A.
Fletcher, Treasurer OF the Board Of Agriculture,
and he through the politeness OF Mr. James
Raw
! have read the communication carefully. and
heartily concur in the sentiments expressed and
shall do my utmost in an humble capacity to urge
the State Board ol Agriculture 81 adopt the IDEAS
aud measures proposed by Mr.. Dillon.
IL u unnecessary for me 10 speak Of Mr.. John
Il Dillon. a former resident ofour city. we'll and
favorably known and esteemed by all who knew
him. for his many virtues He wrote the history
OF Indiana in two volumes. a work which has
done him, as we'll a. the State. great honor
Al the time he left our city 10 reside IN Wash.
ington, he was Secretary of the Indiana Hstori-
cal Society, and had been for many years Secre-
tary Of the Board OF Agriculture In every Ca.
pacIty, Mr. Dillon has done his whole duty. and
!, affords me great pleasure to thus aeknowl edge
the receipt of his valuable suggestions
Agricultural Societies we're formed for the
benefit of agriculture. mechanics. the arts aud
sciences these ends IN y and will be greatly pro.
NOTED by adopting the suggestions OF Mr. Dillon.
While the surplus funds will thus be appropris-
ted % humane and glorious cause, one IN which
every American citizen should be proud to con-
tribute literally
The amount IT premiums usually awarded M
well as expenses might be reduced. thus adding
To the funl appropri tied for the benefit Of needy
soldiers, while the justice OF the cause would
greatly increase the receipts. IL i distinctly un-
dersood that no paper in Indiana is To charge for
this publication. but all are requested TO pulish
IT, and urge the attention OF the State Board of
Agriculture 20 the measures recommended by
Mr. Dillon. The State Board meets in the Su
preme Court Room on the 9Th OF Jauuarny next.
40 which time 1t Is desirable lhit every county
and district society be represented.
". II LOOMS, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-25

MErRoroLITAN.-Chanfrau nightly draws inn
mensc audiences The 0ctoroon il a great trun9
Miss Pennoyer as Zoe il unrvaled Mr. HIS.
Mr. Hight, Mrs. Riley. Miss Noyes. Mr. White
and all the other members of the co1pany exGt
themselves TO please the beauty and fashion III
the city who witness the,r performances. Mis-
Pennoyer Is certainly woman accomplished.
cultivated. and of infinite genius. She captiyatis
everybody by her chaste, just and natural acting.
and is winning her way rapidly in the public
iudg nnent To the foremost rank of that profession
graced by such ilustrious names us Siddols
Kemble and Ellen Tree Mr. Riley. The mar
ager. has shown acknow lodged judgment in tie
selection OF those who. at the Metropolitan, anus,
and instruct w. Go there TO night.