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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-29

"Reyoirc3, That the agents appointed for the pilT-
pose of procuring salt iOr the counties OF the
Commonwealth be requested to make 4 statemen'
in writing under uuth 10 tke Joint Committed Oh
salt OF the amount vi salt procured tor their cOuu-
tes when 1t procured, ana what difficulties, II
any existed III procuring salt the Price paid Tor II
per bu5hel. Also the tlii,i tHre III thu weight Ot
the sacks and the weight of the sacks when received
IN the countless and TINT the Clerk "a the House Oi
Dcc&ate~ take the proper steps to Inform the said
agents OF this resolution
Agreed to by House Of Delegates December Il,
1861 WILLIAM i. GORDON, ia,
de 27-3t Cl,gk of the House OF Delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-29

TslWELVE HUNDRED Z . u \ ID 5
BROWN SUGAR,
5000 pounds nice Salt,
1900 yards Striped Domestlcs, for servants
dresses
500 yards III Augusta SheetinGs,
LOCO yards rs Osnaburt5,
1000 yards BeaGhed Shir:ngs,
800 pounds Black Flax Thread,
500 dozen Coats and Cimk's Spool Cotton,
3"G pounds English Shoe Thiead,
200 pounds Gill Irvine,
500 Linen Itaudkerchiefs,
POO pads Cotton Vans.
ALSO.
Pms, Needles, Tooth i!rlishes Dressing Combs,
800 lvoly Fine tombs--a very scarce article;
Rubber-Iiead Pencils Steel Pens, good Ink,
Linen Collars,
l,jo0 pa.rs Cotton Cards on heather;
30 pairs Gotten Cards, Oh lnula rubber
tor sale ut No. Isl Main street.
de est W k. POLK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-29
WANTED.

fosI QUABTEPMAsTER's OFFICF,l
CoNFErERATt STATES oP AMERICA,
SAiiahuhY, NoRrn CAHoIIsA, Dee. 10, 1861.
NJ EGROES WANTED. This Depart
Y ment wishes to hire for the ensuing yGlr,
FOUR BEACKSMTrIIS,
TWO WHEELWRiGIiTS,
SIX CARPENTERS
SEVENTY WOOD-CUTTERS and LABOR
EliS;
ioT which Will be paid liberal price They will be
veil led and supplied with good clothing Those
having abe-hojed negro men 10 hire may find It to
their advantage to address
JAMES NJ. GOODMAN,
de T-lm Captain and Post QualtcTmaater.
" ANTED.-TlIE RICHMOND HAT
w MANDATORY wishes t. purchase ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS Of SHEEP
AND LAMBS WOOL; for which the market price
WHY be paid III clsh.
The company also wants several competent HAT
. rEitN, who are not liable to-the conscript law
The stockholders who have not paid in the install
m"nt required iiu.t-August are hereby notified that
ii the Instalincnt not pad by the SIX of January
next, then stock will be considered forfeited.
JOHN DoOLEY, President,
WM. HENRY liA%AIII. Secretary
de 2T-Gt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23


Ma EpiroR Some friedd has sent me copy
of your paper of the 10Th inst. in which find =
notice OF my professional movements, Tor which
Il em obliged. but the concluding sentence |
think unjust To my brother actors. and totally A.
variance with my feelings You. think. would
not wound their reputation. even II there was a
cause In this case there is none, for those who
are iu land have been since my connection wrh
il ceased.) the Metropolitan hold high places in
the esteem OF the public generally, and more cs-
pecially with the citizens OF Indianapolis. and
therefore do not deserve the enithct of hum
bug"
Ny object in requesting YOU to publish this is
To repudiste the above remark: also 10 thank you
for the fattering notice OF mysells
We close here on Saturday next. opening IN
Syracuse, n \ on Monday. 2lst
This appearing in your columns will add
another To the many obligations already owing By
Yours and the pnblic's servant.
Felix A VIScENr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
GENERAL CANDY NOT DEAD
SPECIALS TO NEW YORK PAPERS


NAN loKK November 22.-The Alexandria
(Nirginis) journal SAYS: The iron clsds previ-
ously stationed at Fort Monroe moved up the
James on frdsyeto Dutch Gap indicating an
important movement.
The Commercials Washington special says:
There was great CONSERVATION in Richmond on
Saturday, on account of Shermans movements
1t j. believed he j. sweepng onward IN spite OF
all opposition
Il !. not impossible lhai Macon Ia. already
fallen and that may be one of the causes of the
CONSERVATION in Richmond
Governor Morton.o Indiana. arrived in Wash
iugton To day and had an interview with the
President.
Dr. "A Thompson. late Health Ofieer. died
suddenly, ~ his residence in BROOKLYN, a day or
Two since.
llappear- tina, the disaster 20 Brs-her few
days since happened thus
Rrasher had 81 men and captured two Of Mos
by's men. lie was informed that there was n
small party lust ahead Brasher. with one OF
his men. reconnoltered and met small party re
turning to his main body he charged upon the
gLerrillas driving them. and Just after passing
cross road. Mosby. AZ the head OF shout 200.
pounced upon the scouts. driving them into a
lane. where % were killed and the remainder
captured.
The Posts Washington special says Vim +.
Dodge, OF New Ofk, has notified James Brooks
OF his intention 20 contest the scat of the Eighth
Congressional District. in the House Of Repre-.
-eutatives. A large number of seats in the next
Congress will be contested.
The names Of the propretors OF me brewerics
seized by the government for distilling without
licenses are Bernheimer 4 Schmidt, Henry Clons-
SER and John T Bell -
la the arrangements making Tor a Thanks
giving entertainment To the soldiers at the New
England Rooms in this city, the disabled soldiers
will receive special attention At the hands Of
Colonel Howe. aud the lady committee ot ihe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
DAILY SENTINEL.
PROCLAMATION.


srsfE 90 INDIANA. rxrcrTtvE DrrAsrnrx4t
indianapoiis Scvssnher ~, ltes
u gs People If 1sdfaaa:
TIE Presien, Of TIE rnisc stsiss Il cousaera,on 81
ihs Divine msrcsss visbly al Constantly exhibited
daring the trials through -heh ouf country Il uo pas
Ing hs IN his Proclamation n the eoh q octsber last
appointed THURSDAY the zih q The prcssn, mouth cay
= Thanksgiving ard Prayer IT. IS observsnoet. ures
al humble selves IL gratitude the Almighty
Dsposer u Eseuts and 10 duplicate Hin for the speedy
return q harmony and peace. TIE duty - Christian
people acknowledge tie goodness Of God and in every
wsyt show thensslses ehssf'y ~ ssve 70 His vii,
= paramount 70 al ether.
,thcr,iorc, esrn,siy reces.rstd The people Of lai
sa observe the DAY appointed ~ The Presseni q
sbsnccu si secular busrr ard devote their time sud
thcughts 10 The solemn dsusnds q religion. In al the
vOuchsased nston The people Of Indiana
have shared sbuDdsnty rhsy have gathered bouneoes
ksrvets aud have been enabled 10 Contribute largely and
houoraby the 70 restore the inegSy
ard prosperity Of Government. To them God has
shown If mercy conspcuouy and Il T. their duty TO &C
tno~ledge II. not only by thanksgiving snt prayer but
by deeds o. kindness the needy q mercy 10 the suffer
ing s9d above all. BY prompt and abundant care or the
families % those through whose courage and sacrifices In
h~ .d We hone 10 see oar nsfoH restored and renewed
I do. thers'ore most earnestly recommend that on
Thanksgiving Day collections be made in all the church
=. contribution. foney, clothing fuel aud all
nscesssrss q life, Be made everywhere Cor the support
Of the families Of volunteers aud drafted during
theeoEing winter. The demands increased CON-
forts and more liberal expenditures; aud II we would
show ourselves deserving Of the mercy ask 81 Cod,
ws should bestos IL In free upon the families Of
those 10 whom srcnndrr such great obligations. A,
the same time trust that organizations will be instituted
every neighboEhOod continue the efforts In this be
hs that every soldier may be made 10 feel that h fam
lily ~ be ply provided for by those for whom he Il
daring and enduring much.
q. H. MORTON.
(,ovsrnor n Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23


PoRrL,Np. ME, November ~ The steamer
Moravian. from Liverpool on The ION arrived
this morning
The Danish lower House has adopted the lteA.
4, OF peace 10y large majority
The Brixian correspondence relative 90 the
seizure Of tho pirate Florida is published
The London Star deaonnce- the seizure and
hopes America will fepudiste IL
Al the banquet of the new Lofl Mayor OF
London Lord Palmerston made speech ia
which Ia referring 10 the bloody war N America,
he said he trusted the contending parties would
soon End IL better 60 be reconciled than to hghi
Great Hoods have occurred 10 Tuscany
Immense damage has also been suffered at
Florence by tremendous floods.
The London Times city article s.ys Ad
vice. from New York, with regard 90 the mode
in which the Washington Government has
ceived the news OF The capture OF the Ounfcder.
ate steamer Florida are awaited With the great.
ct interest. by the mercantile a. well the 10.
ltica world. One reason for the importance a..
ribute6 these advices consists in the inference
that 1.-THE affair be psllated, OF endorsed by the
Lincoln government. 10 viii heuceforth entiFel '
extugulsh any power OF the part OF tue United
states TO assail by privateers the commerce oil
any nation With which they NAV be at var. for
the President all establish claim a the right
10 pursue and destroy every such vessel what
ever may be the port n which she may seek shell
ter or supplies
FRAScE-The debate on the convention aud
the removal ct the capital to Rome = It'll pro
crossing IN the chambers OF the Depaxes. Som,
Of the speakers denonncs the convention ss At
actual remuneration OF Rome. while others re
gard il As leading ~. Rome AZ 40 distant pc
Rod
There has been great Goods 10 Tuscony. 40,
iarly % The railroads IN Florence. There va
also steai uundalion. The streets we're eoOd
cd. the fields laid waste. and the roads broken Up
The damage done VAS enormous. b, fes live
we're Lost
The Confederate loan realized per cen'
under the nsws received nv The Cty Of Wssh
iostos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
IRON PhilndelnhIa.

PnitAprtriis November pa check for
So 900 or the Lock Haven Bank, purpof,ng TO
endorsed by Ludsig. Kneedler & Co., was pre-
sented 10 Drexel L Co Yesterday. who gave the
party = check on the Commonwealth Bank ioi
t29ss. PAYABLE 20 tie order Of Ludwig. Koeed
lor & CO The check the Lock Haven Bstk
proves 70 be f,iure. but the iorget was dsAp.
pointed in getting Drexei K Cos check csshed,
as tbe bank would not psy him without identih.
cation
General Grant missed the morning train for
Washington. and while walking along Chestnut
street. was recognized by soldier crowd
Immediately collected. aud the General took
refuge in the Mayors slice The cheering vas
most euthusis-'ie He lef In the noon train for
Baltimore
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

Al 900 RLwAkb-1he above reward will be
given Ia any person Who can furnish prescrp-
ton for coughs. colds, whooping-cough. asthma.
and consumption. which j. equal to DR. Strick-
lands Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This balSam
will cure the above comp. ANTS. also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One CITY cent bottle
is sufficient for any one 70 uy The worst cases
Of chronic cough. asthma. whooping cough and
primary cases Of consumption are cured by Dr.
Suicklare'. Melhfuous Cough Balsam Il can
be h.d At any druggists Ii = different hom
any other cough nesiieirs We have knsrn 10
SITS couotS u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

Cotton htmer. at u 3lCti - for middling.
Flour, state aud western l0a l5c better; 50 Is
az 90 for extra State; Sll6ll, 25 for extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sill 30@l2 for trade
brands. Marke' closing quiet and scarcely so
firm.
whisky frmer at Al 1idl 7ils
Wheat 36e3c better. with moro Going. 81 IL
for Racine spring; 81 20 for No | Milwaukee
spring: 81 35Gf9 40 for winter red western: 80 IS
for amber Michigan.
Rye brmer; 81 60 for western
Barley rather hrmer.
Corn lc better; 81 sic for mixed western
afloat
Oats l@2c better; 9els a91l sc-for western
aioai. and Csc tor do in store.
Ceilec quiet aud firm at i0@I2c
Sugar active and hrmer at lslem2Ol,c for
Muscovndo. aud 23@25c FOR Porto Rico
MOlasses dull and declining
Petroleum. crude q, 81 i5i al 46i5; re
fined in bond 6sc.
Hops qpiet and steady a, 30@5Oe
Wool generally steady, but prices somewhat
unsettled
Pork opened heavy and lower, but closed de
cidedly drmet with active demand At x37 50d3s
% for mess; SSs 25@39 % new do, cash. and
regular way. closing at 500 2ljS. cash: S37 "a 3s
FOR prime, and 81 50@3s 30 for prime mess
Beef steady a. about previous prices
Beef hams fTmer.
Cut meats yefy firm AZ 1919 for shoulders.
and ls@2lc tor hams
Bacon sides quiet
Lard shade frmer at 81 &C.
Butter 6rmer and in good demand ~ 2tCf 26c
for western. ADD 40650c loi Ohio
Cheese 10 fair demand and steady at l5a2ic
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

The following Il . sunmsry Of the sfesmer
Etpa's ness, which leff Liverpool on the 9th
York:
The ShipflrS Gs,sffo believes The steamer 10
which Captain Semnes and his meu were trans
ferTed by the Laurel. Of MADEIRA, was he Sea
King. Which recentlv cleared from London FOR
Bombay
Lord Wadchonse has besn insnsura'cd Is
Lord Leufeaauf II Ireland
BOMBAY matters Of the ii5b AID Calcutta Of
the 6,h Of October. fully oousrm The di.as'ross
effects Of tie erers sycloSn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
COM m ERCiAl.
pt fnLseAApn.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. November -
Flour nrmer Superfne S9.25@9 IS; extra
S9,50@9 90
Wheat, &c higher; ~ for red. ~ - Tor white
Corn 10 good demand: 81 ,95cf .26 for old ear
sOc for new 81 2S(d 80 for shelled
Oats advanced TO s0dslc and holders asking
see
Rye dull AT Al 40.
Whisky frmer: sales Of 900 bbls at 81 SAG
20
Sales OF 100 bbls new mess pork were made ~
S36@i5
Green mcals-l3e, iGc. aud he tor shoulders.
sides aud hams
New lard il held At ?2,Ec small sales we're
made at pc.
Hogs. active and higher. sales OF $500 head
at Sl3.75d Il 80 Net receipts since since Nov.
1T, $4,000. against l03 900 the corresponding
period last year The receipts during the last
~ hours. $500 No hogs sfe allowed 30 cross
the river from Kentucky
Gold s. %
Exchange firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

To- The 29th anniversary Of the Indianapolis
Benevolent Society will be held at the Third
Presbyterian Church. on the evening Of Thurs
day. Thanksgiving Day. at ! O'Clock Reports
aud brei addresses will be made. 1ha enlarged
aid OF the benevolent Is earnestly requested TO
enable this Society TO relieve the poor. the suffer
ing and the stranger. IL has faithfully tried TO
do for the last twenty nine wears. Over hity
persons act ~ Committees to visit all applicants.
To ascertain that the means donated shall be
properly applied CsLvlS FLrrcnrr.
232 Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
~ Mes.rs stolworthy A Leonard. the pr

tT- Messrs Stolworthy x Leonard. the prin
ses Of fashion. have. AZ their elegant establish
rnen1, Rhodius Block, North Meridian street,
the most magnificent assortment Of cloths. ca's
neres. vestings aud the like. which, according 10
any gentemans order they will make up in the
most genteel and splendid citing style by all
mesus visit Messrs. Stolworthy Leonsrd be
fore purchasing your winter garments elsewhere.
We would say in this connection that their cutter
Is an artist unapproachable in taste and genius.
HIS practiced eve instantly adapts styles, color
and whatever is most becoming 10 each one who
calls upon him TO exercise his art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

lsS-Messr-, HanlOn n Welsh, proprietors Ut
the Palmer House basement saloon. are now IN
daily receipt OF the famous Detroit Ale and Porter.
Messrs Hsnlon 4 Welsh have also the splendid
Irish Whisky sold by Redmond aud Mcnamara
Their old Bourbon. too. i pronounced by excel
len, Judges, TO be extraordinarily superior, Their
cigars are imported aud elegant-in fact none
more fragrant and delightful are offered for sale
in Havana Call upon Messrs Hsulon 4 Welsh
courteous and attentive Young gentlemen will
always be ready ga wait upon YOU. s23t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
Explosion.

NlwBUkG. y. Y, November 22-At seven
O'Clock this morning the packing hous connect.
Ell with Smith 4 Roads powder mills. three and
a half miles IVES, OF NewbIifg, was blown up.
Mr Smith. one Of the workmen. who had on
tered the building four or five minutes before the
explosion WAS the only person killed. The
building contained about three tons OF powder.
Nothing i known 30 the csnsc 90 the sypl0
sinu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ Tie quie, and order that have Ttevsiled
throughout. the ciy during the past two DAYS aud
nights rcflest the highest credit upon cor civil
aud military authorities We understand. from
tho highest authorities, IN both departments, that
the most extreme aud energetic eIertions will
hereafter be used 10 protect the lives and prop
srty Of the citizens. and maiaiiin the general
peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

ALp BrISErr This great and lue-smable
genius. renowned throughout the Eastern aud
Western Hemisphere. in Europe. America. Arr.
ca, Asia. Austrais. and the Sandwich Islands.
will appear beford indianapolis audiences on
Saturday and Monday nights next. Mr.. II. NJ.
Stephenson, the wonderful Ais gcntemsnly
agent. informs us of this fact We would re
mark in conclusion. To all our readers. OF what
ever religious. mercantile or manufacturing per
suasicn. To prenare themselves for fun
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

tE-Ail the periodicals. ell the latest weekly
publications. and sill the daily newspapers from
all parts OF the country. are TO be obtained OF
MorehOuse the Most euterprising Of news deal
ers. At 2Sis North .Pennsylvsnia street. Call
upon him. Every day 10 the week. and on sun
'day during pos,oihce hours, his establishment
~ill be found open.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

tXWe are gratihed to be able to ssaie Ihsi
by phil.nthropic citizens aud by various beneVo-
lieut. societies provision has abundanuy been
made for the poor and neco ID our midst for
their comfort and maintenance throughout the
coming winter. which bids fair 70 be rigorous
one Tha, il will be such has been - pre-.
hlcIal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ His Honor. Mayor Caven. at the last
meeting Of the City Council. reported that he
had received and distributed ~ 800 10. and bad
sold bonds To the amount of <3n .5-i 10 for the
fund foe volunteers AMI substitutes. IN error in
punctuation in our report of the proceedings
makes thi. ststemsnt and correctiOn~Aecesssry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

- The Young and gifted A X Bell. a typo
of the Journal Office. yesterday. understand.
enlisted in the % Indians battery Our good
looking, genial aud juvenile friend has thus dis
carded the shooting stick for an instrument OF
mora formidable nature. although OF similarity
OF name technically We hope he may prove a.
successful a disciple Of Mars he has hereto
fore been OF Faust
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

.T-The most elegantly and durAbly manu!ac-
tured boots. shoes and slippers Tor winter wear.
for gentlemen. boys. ladies and misses, may he
obisired al the lowest cash rates a. tho estab
iishment Of A Linfz. West Washington street.
south side. next door TO che Palmer House Nj.
bin,z employs the most capable wotkmen. ana
I hcv fsbficste with the mos, choice material.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

etE- The big headed baby now ON exhibition
al the Indiana State Museum i a wonder aud
attracts the attention of physicians aud other
scientific gentlemen. a. well A. OF husbands and
wives. father. aud mothers. Go aud see !, by all
means
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

sE-The Bates House Saloon, Mr. A Myers
proprietor. il always open to receive his friends
and the public generally Ills courteous, gentle
manly aud veil known assistants are Messrs
Coburn and Fisher For at elegant beverage or
. splendid cigar, call at the Arbor dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
rom Care.

CARO-, Nov - New Orleans papers OF he
18th says General Candy Is recovering. An
account OF his death telegrsphed from here OF
the authority OF the clerk OF the steamer Stick
ney. thus proves false.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23
Irom nm Ernnciscn

SAY FR.Nclsco. November a The ships
Munohsha. Wattapan and 0rno we're iosl N q
gale oil Howlaud and Bakers islands or the 9th
of October
The ship White S~allow . missing and she is
thought 10 be lost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

IT, Prot Jukes. the great bohemian Glass
Blower. may be seen daily and nightly in his cx-
uaordinsrily scientific fsats. at the Indiana State
Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

sE- -Four hundred men aud substitutes from
the h. l0th and lth districts left for the front
last night They are to be distributed smong
the 18th. 33l and 53i Indiana regiments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

cT- Persons indebted 20 a, will please call
and settle with our book keeper T +. Holbrook.
2I.Im IASKsoS & FuNxuorsER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

= s7- Great preparations are being made by pa
riotie citizens TO give the soldiers quartered IN
the several camps about the city magnificent
Thanksgiving dinner to- morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ The State Auditing committee are now in
session. At the State House. and viii continue
during thi. week aud mex, Persons having
claims 20 present should attend To- them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

sE- Snow fell again yesterday. aud through
the allotted twenty -four hours IL vas infinite.
ly raw and gusty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

eX>ln preparation for The coming month.
which will include the Christmas aud New Year
holidays. Madame English. the aeco mplished pro
prietress OF the Indiana State Museum had .
progress OF reception. daily. novelties and Gu
riosites and wonders from all parts of the habit
able globe Those who 10 FIRST sill get the first
.tarhf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

gN-Let US all buy a turkey and sive thanks
to- morrow. Call upon q G.. williams. Illinois
street opposite the Bates House. for the ine aud
tat thing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

METROPOLITAN THrsTfr.-The grea, play TO
night ef the Rske's Progress. taken from
Hogafsh's Pictures In Which Nf. and Mrs..
Riley. NJ White. Mrs Hodge end TIC company
generally appest Aflersard the comedy 81
Paint Heart Never Won Fair Lady. with Miss
Cushmsn ard Mr.. Rand IN tho leading part
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

.E-Hocs in this market yesterday. for choice.
ruled At $40 per hundred. gross All the pens Of
ali our slaughtering Establishments sire crowded.
but room il daily made for more. Drovers and
farmers should come 10 Indianapolis. AZ no IN
land point in the est are such inducements oil
fefei them. and our splendid slaughierIng md
packing establishments are 10 thorough order
aud business expedited With enterprise sad cap
ital.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

ITfsmes can be supplied with whi, they
want Of those hne, smooth, choice apples at The
Central Depot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

~ Already our ice men have begun putting
swav tho soldhed article fpr nexs summers
use