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DOR SALE--A ons story cottage
beuss In the corner OF Ptsree and Ha rs : IS .
IN the We9t Div s1cn The Bl1a Ialana cArs psss rhe
me9sste,Y snSs a15G n xnoe c,ae c.n K, ~ y hnr
Yeas. InGu,fs at IO1 West Iaezs slrest. or aox
nclI-fa31.tt
, 1864-10-11

w ANTAle- $10o psr MoEtth 40
w. 1--we and Rallable A&e1h II the AEmy Aat
sye178he1e alsa in tho tnGst lcxanqs kacw.
Honorable End 10 rtak. AadtE4S q apply to r. G.
HAU91tE. 116 Broadway. b. 7. ly@ua11sH
, 1864-10-11

public Sabbath School Anniversary Was held
in the evening at The WAna-h Aveoue NJ g.
Church, md was veil attended, Rev. Lu.ins l.
Br.h:c In the ccxtr.
The opezisg e devotional exercises we're conduct
ed by Rev. Mr. Edsards Of The Dlsrtlc. Confer
elce.-
Her. ). H7rtmsn. Secretary and Treasurer, sub-
nttted the following report, which was I'd opted !.
, 1864-10-11

TnIx7-1homas W:tson wss brought up yea.er.
day in The Police Court charged With the the't Of
$95 from the poke, uf his com2sr1on, John Rich
ar6Eou. They vent to:eshcr 10 the boarding honse
OF MEr. Duty, No !7s North Wster s*ree'-xh.re
Rfcosrdfon betanIe ins0xicsted, aUd wn:le sleep
Ing CT the eject Wil~ou WAS seen to take ILLS
MONEY ffcm nts pocket He x1s helu In the srn
s,f $G11 IL Af1oear Mt the Recorder uUuft.
, 1864-10-11

WANTED--Agents waEted to
w lel' The Gxyc1nx IApRovxD Fxw ENGLAND
FAx5II s. s1~'Ka , MtenIxs., e.snss On sst.., q
sRtrts: AddEofs DANE q CO., P. o Bog 50, n
c4xo. uEpolS, OF call St Boom 70, &. P u: 0n1ce
BlCcf. ccfner ct Dearborn al d Monroe streets,
Qr8 t2xa 1T
, 1864-10-11

~ MIRASCLE'S DANCING
NJ. ACADEMY a. waha.h aveaue, Ia now ope1
for the tsssop Tue nrst Class vl ba h41d
on Saturday afternoon. Oct 15in. at 7oStoek-
oe1c.tE3Ih;{th3 ...-.-
, 1864-10-11

8R a N T,5
B r "A z Q N I a
By which the mist obrin1sc eslss Of wand AIpa
SIC I'd b external spplcA Tors, snd wlnout mo
pse OF CA1amsl, QutEice, Cr 8cy otnes Weoc1hes
THIS taveflte Indian Remedy fer
FEVER AND 4 q UE
u.a n. " recently been introduced to the In1c md
haa Elytn immediate and permanent 1ensf WnEN al
oIt er REMEDIES have failed.
, 1864-10-11
AMUSE uBN IS,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Academy ofSeie nces The reRr1ar month
y meeting Of this body w,l be held this evening
At the GusEum Rooms, ats 1-s O'Clock.
E. ANDREWS, SECRETARY.
, 1864-10-11

WANTED --,Agen:s to sell nly
w n,:y most valuable nsw receipts and metaad
q smp'o5Eent AEecu sIe aaaHnz fso1a s:ns ;, 7
sent hee on receipt ct Il % and rcd uAmp {rhey
are worth S100 - hny ptYten &yBrY fAn1ty should
N.Y-. kQpm T. HA14 l2S<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

Honorable Robert J Walker ia much talk ed
Of "a a successor of Mr. Fe>senden TO the Treas
ury Department, and he is quite likely To be APP
pointed. His views of the policies of his new as
soca;es were eloquently EXPRESSED by him in the
campaign of 1856 The speech from which We
take the following extract was largely circulated
nv tie democrats campaign document
q Popular revolutions are always sudden. The
dark cloud is seen in the horizon; we hear the
mutterIng thunder nearer and nearer louder
still louder. il rolls above Us. then comes the
lightning fash, the crash of the Union, and all
- over We will then stand amid the ruin OF
the irrevocable past We will stand at the
dread Judgment seat OF our country and
the world the books will be opened. and
despOts pronounce our sentence. the doom Of our
race they believe self government is n BLOODY
aud delusive phantom. No, better did we swing
the earth from ts orbit. ana scatter il in burning
fragments through universal space, that meet the
curses of our country and mankind and the hor-
rors of that living death, which would follow the
dissolution OF the mericsn Union. IL the sur
render of nv poor life the remnant of nv wan-
ing days. could save nv country. gladly would
make the sacrifice. The sscrhcei oh 10, the
duty. the clorv of such An achievement. IL nv
voice could reach even the black republican
party. would say .Te-assemble your convention.
re- nominate your candidates if YOU please elect
them If YOU can. take all the spoiis. but tear
,iown your disuniun African platform. ere you
endorse il at the polls. and give the country some
other platform. which will not imperii the
rnion"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

A Gambia Cense..,ou.

The Indianapolis Journal. lev days ago. IN
an article headed Let he Constitution Of the
ste be Re-1ected." u.se- the foIlO~iug com
nep,. Upon the failure Of necessary legislative
.rti.u:
"Noshinr more surely tends 20 disregard OF
is~ ny the mssses. thsB . contempt OF law and
Of the .olems requirements of .Jhe Constitution
bs tlsa-e to- wbom the legislative power OF the
St-te has been committed"
This. though unwittingly said. ia deserved
cen-ure upon The course OF the Republican mem
bers of the legislature Of the last session They
boiled. and thus defeated the legislation neces-
sary TO carry on the government in accordance
With the requirements Of the constitution. They
we'll knew that such would be the effect OF leav
ing their seats. and not only this, but also that
no obnoxious legislation could be passed IL they
hid remained at their post of duty. The result
OF their course-and this must have been vel
eonsidered-was to be an apology for Govsrnoi
MoRroS's assuming. in the administration OF The
State government. powers clearly 10 violation Of
the constitution This he has done. and the eI-
cuse offered for him is the failure Of the Legis
lature TO pass necessary lava Why were
not those laws enscted- The Repub
lican members Of the House vacated tbei
sets. deserted their post of duty. and b.
thi- revolutionary actian left il without the quo
rum required by the Constitution Cor the trans
action OF business. hence the m jority we're Pow
erIess TO pass the measures TO carry on the gov
eminent required by the organic Law Of the State
The msjority had no power to remedy the diff
eulty. That duty is iutrusted to the Goveruo
By abe Constitution. but for partisan purpose
and his own aggrsndizement he failed 10 die
charge H. The whole legisl tive COVER OF III
S ate VAS thus usurped by iaclious Republics
m horiiy In the light OF these facts. re
p at that the cen ure Of the Journal applies vii
u-hing force TO lis political friends. 'Nothin
mlfe surely tends 90 a disregard os law by VI
masses ih,n contempt OF law and of the sol
emn requirements OF the Constitution. by tno-
I, ~hop lhe legislative power of the State ha
been committed" Wheu this ex mple OF disrs
gard of lev has been both set them and justine
b, high Republican function res. j. il a1v won
der thas the masses should have contempt &
Law and Of The solemn requirements Of the Con
situti.i.r We s,y let the Constitution and Law
b. respe,,el by thp-e IA auihprity as we'll ~ l.
the ieople then there ~ill he hope that shs
,oor 6nd solntion Of our nsiional troubles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

We hive heart good many schemes suggest
"a by nemter- 81 The q. nit nt psr's Tor Ie4-
is'-ii,e action during The cunning session OF 'he
Legislature. the sole o' ject oi which il 10 ad
sivshte partisan Interests There silI be no lb
jectiun or the part OF The Demo. r,cy TO the Re-
pubctns &c ping all the advantages of their re-
cent iriumph--tle spoils of ycrory-to ~hici
they ara legilim.tey entitled But there~il b.
the most determined opposition tn any measure
which. IL enacted. ~ill ''erri,e the minority o
their political rights I will doubtless he
attempt 10 pass an arpn .'oi'ment till with thu
districts arranged cuns e-sionai. legislative an
Judicial. to secure. If possible. perpetuator
oi Republican rule and the control of public pat
robsge. IL ia not To he expected that any Dem
o-rstic Representative will be willing TO perm
his constituency 90 be DISTINGUISHED under the
operations of an unequal and unjust apportnn
ment. There is no doubt such changed condi'
ton OF population in msnv Of the counties in the
Safe since lhefsw Of 1857 WIS passed. that the
present ratio of representation in many instance
il unequal. and IL Is proper tina, this inequali!
counties should not he deprived of fair and equa
Representa- ion Sometimes these efforts the p r
OF unsei NJ uous parlissns to secure their bold 10
on power by iniquitous legislation. returns Il
plseue The inventors by defeating the very ot
jects they have in view Such is the peculhi
cnniition Of public aE.irs at the present tim,
that the measures Of the party in power ma,
cause one of those sudden popular revolution
which come unbidder and cannot be directed
IN 1 will sweep all before il. In that event ibs
gerry m ,ndering of election districts to retain
power. would signally fail TO secure the object
while Vt would mike its authors odious We re-
ps.t there will be NJ fac,ious opposition by tht
minority to any legitimate legislation. bn; urjus
partisan measures will be strenuously opposed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

How JANIS X. Polk WAS NOMINATED In is
notice of the death of Col Medsry. the Crisis
-ays:
In lS4I he vas chairman of the Ohio dele
CATION iu the Baltimore Convention. Anticipi-
ting the difficulties of that boisterous conven
tion. General Jackson wrote two letters-one O.
the Governor of New Hampshire. ~ho wss chair
tnsR of hi State delegation. aud one to Colonel
Neisry. N shout thee wori: A the last 81.
f.ri of harmony. present the tame at ] ,mes X
Polk. the Young hirkury Of Tennessee, to tie
convention
This letter from the old hero all fha, WIS
requisi'e With thu letter IN his po. se<sinu. uu-
knpwn 10 shy one in the convention. aud ~ihoat
me know eyige thru snu her letter OF miisr nv
la'rl had teen written 10 smother member OF the
ronsenuon. Col Mei.ry nd soon made the
r~ngemeuts which resulted IN the nomiaNtIon OF
jane X PIX. anI ssyel the Democratic party
ron defeat "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
CURE OF CATARRH.
from Rev. Fred. =. Jewell, .Profcs or
of the state Normal school
Albany, ~. n.
DR.. LiqihH:

DR.. Ligi1iH:
DEAR SIR-Under date of March l.. sen,
you careinl statement OF nv case, ils former
treatment, my failure 20 obtain relief in that d.
rection, my resort 10 your treatment aud lis ben
efcial results
have been from the winter OF tue year 1874,
subject to violent periodical attacks OF Catarrh.
marked by strong febrile symptoms, violent in
Examination of the lining membranes of the cayi
ties OF the head, accompanied ia the first stage
by watery discharge from the nose subseques''
ly becoming acrid and yellow. AID towardti
close OF the attack. purulent and bloody. These
attacks produced u most distressing species Of
headache, occurring periodically each day Tor
period varying from one 10 three weeks. some
times so violent as 70 incapacitate me for brsi
ness and at times S0nhne me 10 nv bed At
times the attendant inflammation would extend
TO the teeth producing toothsche or 20 the throat
occasioning hoarseness and partial.l loss OF voice.
and twice within the last few years il has so af-
iected the left eve to contua me for veeksto
a darkened room.
had tried medicines and applications Of yar.
Gus kinds, snaffs and other catarrhal prepara-
tons Of some half dozen kinds; applications TO
the head or camphor, ginger and hot fomenta-
tons OF different kinds. and ia connection With
these the usual emetics o cathartics employed 70
induce counter action. But none OF these had
produced any permanent improt eDent and in tie
lev instances ~ when temporal relief Was az
forded IL was az the expense of much strength
a. TO leave me greatly exhausted Under these
circumstances | was led, though with reluctance,
from the supposed iDcura6hty of the disease, 20
make trial Of your treatment. ! found IL soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease az
il had never been reached before. and alternating
its ~ mpforns 10 an extent which had supposed
impossible at the time gave you nv former
certificate while did not feel assured of com
plcte cure. bad obtained material relief which
nearly repaid me for nv trial OF your treatment,
and shich satisfied me that that treatment was
a. effective - IL was simple and philosophical. A
Substantial escape from n1y old attacks Of cs;Arh
'os the unprecedented p~riod OF nearly hall
year. aud that Va spite 81 severe occurrences Of
illness which would have formerly rendered such
an attack inevitable, was. 10 me- proof OF en- irls
portant success IL Is now sin months since
sent you thst siatenc1t. and While u i unpleas-
an' 70 use 70 appear thus constantly. and IN this
euise, before the public. il seems 70 ne a matter
of simple justice to Yourself. sad TO those Who
may be suffering as | wzs. ~ add hat am DOT
oDly "a fully saisfed ~ % tic utility aud etsca-
cv OF your method Of treating cat-rrh - vas
six months ago; but an now Of the belief that
il there 4 such : thing ~ = cure lor -hfos L ca
,arrh. IN my case substantial cue has teen
effected lorFs, respectfully.
FkkDiRloK S. JnwktI.
Albany. y \. September !. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

We were witness yesterday TO a Of ConiuDctivitl
aud Keraiitis. in the person of lady Ct this city, ir
which the functions Of vision entirely ebersted
in the right eye The eye totally blind The lads
placed herself under the treatment of Dr. AboD who hs
for weeks been operating In city, who in tbs
short space Of three weeks has entirely restored the eys
to Unnatural sight. This Is that should CON-
mend the Eoctor those requiring Of the
and We take great pleasure in bearing testimony TO BIZ
skill not only in the mentioned, (which certainly
extraordinary one) but in the numerous other
Of the hind that have under personal oh
seryation,--0hio State Journal. noyl5'e4-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
Testimonials Of Remarkable
Cures.

Among the numerous testimonials IN bis pos
session, DR. LighthiIl has selected few only OF
those from parties of established position and
well known throughout the country.
Frsm the Home Journal N. " June sta, isG4.
In every business orprofession, indeed in every
department of science or skill, there j. always
some acknowledged head-some one who stands
out IN bold relief among hls fellows. as a sort of
leader. Ia the study and treatment of deafness
and catarrh, special diseases. DR. Lighthill. OF
ihs city, occupies the position above described
be has devoted years Of labor to this speciality
and is now reaping the reward OF his industry
The editorial columns OF the Tribune of recent
date bear witness % the Doctors success in this
department Of medicine. We quote the para.
graph:
.CukE OF a DEAs MUEE-Louis Loewenstein,
lad fourteen years Of age, born in Germany,
came TO this city when he was about two years
old Soon after his arrival here he was taken
sick and lost his hearing. By degrees he became
FIRST deaf and then dumb. For nearly ten years
he WIS u mute, unable 10 hear the louoest voice,
or 10 srtculate q word About one year ago be
was placed by his parents IN the hands of DR..
Lighthill vino has so far succeeded in restoring
to him his lost powers of hearing and uttersnce.
that he can converse with those who speak TO
him distinctly and deliberately During the past
four OF FIVE months he has been under the tuition
OF Mr. Bennecke. and has made considerable pro-
gress in writing aud arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address.
we further Investigated the matter, and discov-
cred that, previous to calling on DR.. Lighthill
the youths case considered hopeless. and he
WAS for two Years al inmate OF the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. John Mott ID. d.,
Professor in Union College; Schenectady, in
published letter, tenders his gratitude 10 Dc.
LighthIll, for treating successfully his case Of
deafness Rev. Fred :. Jewell, Professor of
the State Normal School at Albany, also testi-
ies to having been cured OF catsrrh. DR. Light
hill possesses other ostimOnials and tributes TO
bis talent from some OF our wealthiest and most
prominent ani respected citizens, which may be
seen on application Il would be difficult to
speak in any but terms Of praise OF his treat
ment. in the face of these many proob and facts
;estiying To his success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

"A well te.da Young MN from Australia
t''sls w"osi sod son a respectable dtn~ei ~
isassa. Enelani aI.d uracss,,d with q l,rgs
pitit ia cfrrsge- To- 5. Glueius Canrrh bs
married. The ,'t'i i''irg cl.rt msu. the Rev
1 ID SienieFs. cutite. Conducted the service
shish rr"cesde,i in ne e..urse until the one tou
$3.50 s-hr' ct tie bridegroom. wi.t thpu have
this wOmtn io he ths seilei sllef" To ihi.
in-fe,i OF the ordinary .flirm,tive. NJ -e;iei.
We'll. don't mind taking her a month or on
'riN This unssenll, sre-rh - sionishei the
c'nefrg ,iion AMI Disguised the cl-rg, man. ~hu
,n.t.Itl, cl"-.d hi- a" K. vent iata the se-frv.
snd ,ii.r.bsi The PATTY isgsei him IA return
So. b"i-h tho ~. 80 ba.k the e,
IL w"ula du tethet. Thes then ,so.nel ~,
Falmouth. but -srs w. late ~ u la.IT.sd tb.,
DAP.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

Trr ~ tis, 81 NnEr.,S ~ ihe Safe election
o e. NcDcSALD vas 81 So. being IL excess Of
Cd votes over the m iofi,, Tor LlSooLS
The total vote tor Governor ~ the Stale rice
ton w. 2,3 2c6 At the rre-idxnti.l election
tie total vote vs. 2sa.645 being Gao l,.s
ts-as-s~trtth- stUe rle1sp
Il Al be notirei iht McCLglLAN CAIRNS the
In'h D .,'ic. ~ Il m iari'y TIE m,ior,', Tor
DsFatss Rrpuhlicsa csuji,te Tor Cansre
in rni. -,ri,t 1t he SIZE slertien Wa $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

A surpassed a. he ~ ne. r'epcel ieto =
r'sfr IA ClsVslsgi ls~t .s,k. bu,cii sell some
g..Ui- AID paul ~ 'keh ,nse ior them rtt,ngei,
fussie I'D piese of winfe asetsi -bd a.p,tts,i
The MN sho rs eise,i u ds-ciii'ss u =, tulioss:
o. Ute size sunlsn sliiinE az whe- slri
l.s.l.ur an .,iie .eis = sllk. "n the t"p 81 ~h,eh
- sishsrsp The o'hrs rhle he a largc cs.k
IN ob u Ant'ga.Eist- slso have examined W..
Iaec- - q b $50 sss l-,t aaai.f d.iist ~hi'l
po-ej iVf .s.GslS. II lie sailssf gssssd VI NE
couD9y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
Testimonial from Rev. DR.. McCarter

Having OF DIR. Aborn's Surgical perfornan-
ces, and his very extraordinary in removing all
chronic and other diseases, after all oher had
failed 1t affords great pleasure 20 bear testimony
whst have and know.
The Doctor has enjoyed very unusual facilities Tor
curing a most thorough knowledge Of the human SyS
tenn both this and other countries and his special
ability detect the nature Of the disease well
edy, account for his unparalleled success.
To all persons laborng under diseases that may have
been pronounced incurable. would say las one who
sympsthizes with suffering humanity lose no time in
svang yourself OF the means Of at the Doctors
rooms. Rev D. AcCARTEE.
Cnlnmhns Inly lsGI
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

In Cincinnati, while attending medical lectures of y
phod fever, Jossrz J. Asrox, aged 81 years months
and days
The funeral will Il Ike place Wednesday, Nov 3oth,
10 a. NJ, from the residence of John NJ. Davis
Maryland strea', one square east Of Virginia avenue.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

From tho k4et mOnd Whig. Nov. Il
Some time ia the mouth Of February last, VIC
think IL ~As. General Shertnsn commenced Que
OF ,hose marvellous movements which the Yam
KEGS are - fond Ut announcing 10 al asIoni-hed
world II wa-. indessi. marvellous IN IL c0ueep
,ion. aud a. the emery 9TH Which Il sas pru-e
cated up ~ eerssin point. Il would have oceB
the peln, OF intended contamination. After the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
NOTICE.
~ o II G Il 4.
TREASURY IMPAIRMENT.

" A-8fksI0N, N0FVI7I0Ff = =, ~ y
NKyRsREAS. ~ Satisfactory evidence presented 10
wv the unders gret u has been made 10 ap-ar tia
The indianapolis >aiousl ank. IN the Cry a tndi-
liz ia The county q Mari aud STATE of Indiana
has been duly organized under and according 10 he 70
Quirement- ~ the act ~ Congress entitled en- An Ac,
provide Sationai Currency secured by pledge a
5. Bonts. aud 20 Eroyide for thu circulation and r.
deneilon the eof'' approved June sss ana has com
piled 9th A. tie provisions Of aid required
complies with before Commencing The basnsss % bank
ing under said act;
Nos, therefore, ', Samuel 7. Howard. Depaty Comp
troler The Currency. DO hereby certify that The IN
disnzpols National Esns, IN the CITY Of inansp ate.
tn the County Of Manor, aud state OF ndlaaa author
fsd 10 eourssnee the bnDess II banking under The at
aforessid
IN testimony whereof. witness my hand snd sssl ~
u a. ofee. this twenty nf- dsy oi November, isst
SAMUEL 7. howAkD,
pspsfy csnp,eliss e Ne csEvasy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
eah:nst isrslxnat,en.

The re-igrs,ion of Aurtn-y Grntrtb RAT,s
b.. been sccsp's,.. an'l he reisrps - h. boa
ia - Louis thi- ~esk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
lse.narkabie Cure Of Denfnesc.

From the Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector Of
a.. James Church:
SrRsctsr, Feb. 20, le64.
| have been deal In one ear ever since ~ss IN
College. some twenty years aso. b. the .kil.
OF d. Lighthll 10 hearing Was entirely restored,
- that now hear ahke With both ear. aud snd
that ! can use my voice with much more case
and comfort them before.
dly Jo.syu -. erAsu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
FEM ALES.

AN GER and all Malignant Diseases
successfully and permanently cured by and certain
remedy. without the fthe knife without the loss o
blood without eating burning caUstic. and without
pain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
EAR, THROAT AND Air PASSAGES.

hrs LIGHTHILL'S Popular work OIL
IL Deafness, is Causes and Prevention,
has reached the Sixth Edition, and may be ob
tanned 10 Carleton. 4l5 Broadway. or any re
specialize BOOKSELLER throughout the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

The t'lloSing is the official result Of the vO'e
o. Indiana for President. At The recent election.
hy Coagres-ionsl DISTRICTS:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
NOTICE.

HI AvfSG sos my Flour and Fcsd Store Al No. II sna
Ill - Masonic Hall, 20 sessrs Gregory Nuuford,
reqaet an parties ndeb, ed TO call immediately az
my HarehOsze. Soutt Delaware stsee swhefs will
cont rae he Graia For~arilus ana Commission Bn Il
ness,l and settle their sceonn.,
nov.s-dim r. p. Hush.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS
cuY TREASURES = OFFICE

DEesnNs owing CITY Taxes IN real estate for the
year l.6I will save cost u i.ertislng ~ paying
I'D dsnsssut taxes before The sh DAY q p.esSsF.
1854. Jos. +. BNohsH,
reveo de cV 1ssasurss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
WANT e D.
BoARDERs WANTED,

HOUR or Five Gentlemen can get Dsy Boarding
4 applying a No. Is West Ohio street.
noyg9 Is,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
BREcSINRlDGE ~ KAsr TENNESSEE

Gen. Breckenridge ia doing ever, thing well in
West Virginia and East Tennessee. Since the
battle and decided victories OF Gillem. the ian
KEGS have kept remarkably quiet. and remain be-
yond Bull's Gap sending on, occasionally strong
reco noitering parties, who generally lose more
than they gain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-29
DEAFNESS.
G. A r A r u IT
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