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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

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dattock Chas Stuckey
Vim ; Major
Becker Red Sanders
ailor John VI Tennis
irphy Heary Spilhof
ford jacob Kever
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i.her Edward Scow
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Irter Jas 4 Shower
ne Augustus ID Wood
h Oliver ii Bates
Eleazer Craig
nev Thomas Ramsay
Irger Alvin A Nolan
,nninger Geo Il Cook
ossian Henry Stumph
lurts Thomas Schoheld
eringer John Yoch
GER Richard Fairban
Altar George Rosebrorck
craft John Huston
John ii Frazer
4sffy Jas w Robinson
'rsOn + G Brendage
jrisbaber Frederick Bose
rmyer VIM y Henderson
: John Benegar
lcGinnis James Jolley
On Thos 0'Conner
latman VIM Luke
er Henry Weiker
Nwell Nathan X Jones
Cd Stsnsge Thos Logan
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Daniel Lintner
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DEF.ClENCIEs-4Tl
18th David jameson
Ter John Riser
nut Mathew Mullen
lidt Patrick Hove
wilson Ignatz Cook
Murphy IN ! Dtlden
,une Chas Schacke
ming Theobald Lett
flank George Greins;einner
Srown Isaac Snow
n VIM Hale
dayhew VIM Kalporger
utter John Hamilton
aty Jacob { Attland
.llagher Matthew + Connect
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Chas Kretzmann
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gen Richard Yeomans
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,ung Lorenzo Brown
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holomew Francis X Banks
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ne John Smith
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q Henry Schwomeyer
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'orris Chas W Moulton
hods James l. Connel
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lderegger Albert Neighbors
Terry John b Hucstis
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alar John Duncan
var Ephraim Hartwell
owes Jesse White
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Keller Hugh McKirby
rady VIM Sheet
eckenbrock Henry Ritter
George Wagner
Joseph Naltner
egg Lazarus Pogue
DIT George " Jones
IIsley Dan Cillen
echer White
18th Ernest Despe
light -Siedle
'ck J & George
man Henry Dreaming
field Charles Hazelden
Durtney Patrick Murphy
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inner Wilson Hoss
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enn Homer Hobert
ighbors Jerome b Root
ones Daniel Burton
IN Lawrence May
II Lorenzo ID Wood
Bainard Jeremiah Wilson
< Josiah Clark
iuger Nelson Freeman
George Lutte
.wford Augustus Keller
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ngerman ID + Holmes
I'll John Haisch
arlington Benjamin F futile
lane Jacob Wooley
Ienger John Heagbeth
Owings John Welsch
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Davis Jacob Becker
now Chas G Bell
Shonaker Daniel n Thsyer
nkey Herman Reman
son Nicholas GeIradn
Sockwell NJ chael Longing
Stance Amos Weymouth
Russell Henry Cock
rove Thomas Ii Buck
tea Nicholas Schurling
slsel James Tanner
lwton VIM Pellet
Walsmann Sampson Solomon
Is Lewis W Clark
'rgeut Richard An
nyder Charles Cooking
Charles Helwig
Olley John Feuick
,on j J b Hatfield
ollowav Adam g. kaufman
Noah kedrick
James VI Nichol
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

Richard 4 Thomas
Jacob ) W God
Thomas T. Miller
John Miller
o j Ruger
Henry W Simonds
John German
John Each
" M Bs-hman
Van Buren, kverill
Sanford Caylor
Augustus Murenbeck
7 l. Sargent
Daniel Sullivan
John b Ryan
" IN Il Hill
John r Rummell
W m + Jolly
Joseph Hudlin
Jacob Funkinstilian
Baldwin Cook
Bugg Harris
" m Mitchell
John Ravester
NJ l. Mcclure
Valentine Hoffman
John j Britain
Jacob Stursur
" m Ruschaupt
Thos Mcguire
W IN Lyons
Phillip. Miller
Chas kreger
Andrew Banner
Patrick Shea
Jacob Vogle
Jas Brodans
Daniel Russell
Geo W Riley
John HYDE .
Geo l. ID Rocker
Lewis Miller
W m Nicholson
Eugene Hurd
Louis Labarre
David T. BlOvbelt
Martin Steinhilber
Andrew Jackson
Frederick w Wrinkle
Oliver W Gilkey
W m Brown
John W Richardson
Thos W right
Geo c Barry
Francis Wright
John Hedrick
Isaac Hiles
John Bippers
Nicholas Nsperining
James Neiman
Burner Hurle
W m Beckman
Aaron Glen
W esley NJ Adams
Henry Schnull
Michael Leonard
Edward Il Warner
Samuel Whiteman
Dan Brick
Thos Shea
John Rierson
John Gray
John " Cleave
Geo Mansfield
Francis Damme
" m Delaney
Thos Sturdon
Nicholas Euerich
Jas II Parry
Peter Johnson
Joseph Flager
Jas Roach
Philip SAUCER
Leonidss Booso
W m J billiard
Geo JennisOn
Harrison Scroeluke
| Beler
Edwin Batey
Michael Locke
Columbus Parker
Geo Tindle
John Stewart
Theodore Heber
Chas Bemer
James + Johnson
VIM Nicholson
Peter Simon
Jas Ritching
John Beasley
Frederick Hauleson
Chris Lenake
VIM NJ Mitchell
Jas BarmOrc
Benz + Reeder
Henry Hurserman
Madison Ballinger
Chas Stoelting
Samuel COfiman
Elijah W Halford
Samuel Divan
Andrew Hiner
John Duffy
Isaac Longnecker
T. BJoneS
Chas Dunley
VIM Frazier
Henry Hartman
Sam Lamb
Andrew Wagner
VIM Gywnn
sam Wallace
Israel Barker
VIM Hubbard
Albert Cooper
Jas Pugh
Henry Neiman
Robert II Edmond
John Hiats
Hiram Plumb
Jacob ; Hilderbrand
Chas G. French
Geo Thompson
Caas C0ster
Edward Garland
Erasmus Wolfe
Michael ByTnes
John Patterson
John Nc Donald
Geo W HOss
Frederick BOwick
J X Smith
John Milton Davis
" m Gibson
Jas COudill
ia OBJ Schwartz
John Thompson
Henry johnson
Hiram y Short
Lewis Ii Olin
Jas NJ Waldis
I.exi Sutherland
Israel Wilson
John Raibie
" II SgOneman
WillDart Curtis
Wm r Marshall
Hiram Vaughan
Geo Uttinger
jacob Autha
" m Deyine
faik Eiehmau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

~ The following committee has been AZ
pointed TO take charge of the Indiana State Nh
scum to-day. the proceeds of which are 10 be do
nsred to the Sanitary Pair:
Mr. Col Coburh. Mrs Capt Trumbull Mis-
Mary Ririden, Miss SHEPHERD Bliss, Mrs Ebern
Kimbal Miss Gurtie Hart Mrs A ID Ohr
Mr. General Foster. Mr. Frank Wright. Mr. ID
NJ Taylor. Mr. E1en Kimball, VI gor Locke.
Capt Wallace Foster, Nr Frank \ Boyd. Capt
Harry Craft. NJ. Frel Bags. Cipt Harrington
DR. l. Albeit, Frank II Collsnd. Lieut. Z B
Harris. Charly Phpps. Lieut. Frank Kimball
Ollie Brouse. Lieut. George Shaw NJ Ru
chansn and - Benhsm
Mas { HoUsuN. Chm Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

~ Doubtless there are large stores with
heavy stocks OF shoes in IndianapolS-place-
where the multitude of people can be suited
there i, but one place where ladies' and childreus
shoes alone are kept: that place is little OF
the usual shopping route. It's Oh toe south side
of the Governors circle. as YOU 60 from the
Journal buildings towards the LIST Pre-bvterirr
Church Nav has recently opened there
a. assortment of elegant Glove lid Boots Last
ing Button and Congress Caters, Bamora.s
&c. &c.
His best work was all made in Philadelphia
and Ia intended to please the best class oil
customers.
Give him call
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

ROB ROY. TO be had of Baker 4 McIvers
only. 23-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
lNSUR ANCE

p. SCOTT AGENT FOR home LIFE INSUR-
- ance Company, and Sinnissppi Fire. Office Flint
Building South OF Post Office. iune2q'64-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

J AUSTEN STEWARD. Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
PAIN TING.

~ LONG, NO , EAST NEW YORK STREET. oP-
a POSITE University Square Is prepared TO do all
kinds of House and sign Painting, Grainng and Glazing
on short notice ana in the very best style Persons
wanting work in his line reqTested 10 give him
call. dec5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
WAN 7 z D.

XETANTED-Six Girls 10 do General Homework in a
w private family. Apply Immediately at No. 8
Mary land street. PALMER 4 FORD.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

DIR. a. ID. GALL.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS or
indianapolis and vicinity. Office, Virginia Avenue
10. %. Resideree North New Jersey street. No 81.
octl4'CS-d,y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

ENERYOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
Weakness, etc, De cured by who has really
cured himself and hundreds Of Others and will tell you
nothing but the truth. Address with stamp.
EDWARD II. TRAvER,
febZe-dSwly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
eF-DIsE ASES OF THE NERVOUS
Seminal Urinary and Sexual systens-new and reliable
trestment-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by mail ia sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address d. J. SKIII.IN H0UGHr0N, Howard kssOcia.
| ton. No South Ninth Street. Philsdelphis Pa.
mar3o -dkwly
CE LID Err S-WE THINK DR.
Strickland quite right in advising you in his advertise
nent in columns Of to-dAys paper take bottl,
Of his highly recommended Cholera Mixture your
knapsacks, II may the lives OF many Of our bes
soldiers. Mothers. that your do neglect
You geti at the Drug Stores 80 per bottle
II Is the best remedy fer Dsrrhaa and Dyseniery.
uarch7-diyeOd&wlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24

Henry Mueller
Michael Brady
Christian 7 eckenbrocL
Chas Babb
John Fitz
DeLnis Gregg
" m Perrott
Asbury Parsley
Jacob Strecher
James Smith
HeLry Wright
JAS Paddock
| q + Kaufman
Corbin By field
Michael Courtney
Abner + Pefceil
VIM Drummer
VIM Goggan
Joseph Hilyer
W IN II Glenn
Robert Neighbors
Lewis II Jones
Joseph Kern
Milton Bell
Solomon Barnard
| ROda Burk
Fred Retziuger
John Rier
Frank Crawford
| j L Wells
| Chas Youngerman
| Conrad Rel
Patrick Harrington
| Daniel Dillane
Jacob Ballenger
Nathaniel 0wings
" m Jolley
Henry G Davis
Isaac W Snow
Herbert J Shonaker
Hiram Yankey
| + W johnson
/ Henry Vi Sock well
Frederick Stance
LAwter VI Russell
Eli l. Sulgrove
Daniel Gates
Conrad Geisel
Chas \ Lawton
Frederick Walsmann
W m Wands
Ezra ID Sergent
Etward Snyder
W M PIel
Chas MeColley
John HeiSon
W IN X Holloway
Jedekiah McCome
Is = Moore
| Jacob q Lanum
| J Fox
ThOs Cole
| Timothy Splaen
John Hannegsn
| Abner " iiSon
| Leonard \ Gray
| q Hay
sam Rothenburger
John soyer
! John X Lawrence
Alex Richardson
| William Hill
Alfred Slnker
Charles Bay
Tobias NJ Murphy
George Emmitt
AlonzO Meek
Joel Miller
Henry Webbing
John Buttenhaum
Joel G. Wiccum
q " Clutter
Patrick Barrett
jacob Engersted
William Sherwood
John Mann
Isaac j Colley
William X Warner
W illiam O Stone
John { Leach
Charles shilling
Erwin x Alyord
| Charles LII
Pa,uck Jerreld
James L Mears
Edward Cornelius
jacob Butcher
William Montgomery
- Conner
Roman O.hier
DAVID johnson
Emanuel Hopkin
George OFT
| Thomas II Cole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-24
LOST.
SAWYER WANTED

A EXPERIENCEO HAND to run a circular saw
~ can find immediate employment in this city BY
sept2O-d6w2w MckERNAN & PIERCE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24

They could have told their people
further, that it was useless for them to
prosecute the War any longer, because if
they did they would be compelled to free
and put their slaves into the army. This
presentationof the case, authorized by the
Endorsement Of that policy by the North,
would, in reasonably short space Of tune,
have worked restoration Of the Union,
and once more have given to onr people
peace and material prosperity. This is
what " the cowardly peace policy of the
Chicago Convention" would have done; (;
and thousands, before the War shall end,
will lament it exceedingly that they did
not give their votes for the Endorsement of
that policy, instead OF voting for the re-
election of LINCOLN. Be assured, Peace is
yet great way of. EH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
8. Abstract noctrines..

The Secretary of State having taken oc-
casion to apologize to the French Govern
ment for the assertion of the Monroe doc
trine at the last session of Congress by the
lower House Of Congress, that House few
days ago asserted by resolution, that it has
Constitutional right to an authoritative
voice for declaring and prescribing the for
eign policy of the United States as well in
the recognition of new powers as in other
matters, and it is the duty Of tire Executive
Department to respect that policy not less
in diplomatic negotiations than in the use
of the National force when authorized by
law, and the propriety of any declaration
of foreign policy by Congress is sufficiently
proved by the vote which pronounces it;
and such proposition, while pending and
undetermined is not a fit topic of diplo-
matte explanation with any foreign pow
err.
The adoption of this resolution is regard
ed as rebuke to the Secretary of State,
and is additional evidence in attestation of
the fact that there is anything but harmoni-
GUS agreement in the departments of Gov
ernment controlled by the present Admin
istration. An Administration journal, that
claims for itself leading position in the
ranks of its party, is pleased to say,
that it does 'not apprehend any serious diff
ficulty is likely to grow out of this action"
as it does "not suppose that the Secretary
of State, or the Executive Departmentholds
views materially at variance from those de-
clared in the resolution" and that ''the
only probable difference on the subject be-
tween the two branches of the Government
has reference to the erpediency of giving
present prominence to the expression of
abstract doctrines" gbtN
1t must occur to the reader as singular,
that, if the Monroe doctrine belongs to the
class of "abstract doctrines" and that ii
the Administrationists in Congress are so
destitute of common sense and judgment as
not to be capable of deciding when it is ex-
pedient to give "'prominence to the express
sion of" views touching ''the foreign pol
icy of the United States,p the party did not
abstain from declaring in the platform it
laid down at Baltimore on the occasion of
the denomination of LINCOLN, the Monroe
doctrine should be carried out in relation to
the affairs of this continent. Why does
that party give abstract doctrines" prom
inence in their platform if they are likely
to occasion trouble? Is the quest II of
slavery the only question they can ndle
without producing among them jarring dis
cord?
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
The Wool Trade.

The wool market ia New York has subsi-
ded, and for the past week has not eXhib-
tied the life which it did the week before.
The range of prices for fleece was from SIC
to 81 05, at which rates about 100000 pounds
changed hands. Until the new year opens
no advance is expected. We have heard of
but one sale in this State-all the heavier lots
having been sold early in the season, and
none now remaining except few ranging
from twenty to forty thousand pounds.
The sale to which we allude was very
nice lot held in Southern Ohio, amounting
to about 100000 pounds, which was pur-
chased by dealer in this city at 81 per
pound. We understand that he sold with
out removing portion of the lot at 81 Oh.
In Philadelphia, on the 10th, prices. were
reported firmer, and the range was from
soc for Illinois to $10S for medium fleece
In Boston, the sales for the week ending on
the 18th, amounted to $4,000 pounds at
from 92c to 81 10, including about $4,000
lbs. Ohio at 81 0S and 81 10.-0hio Farmer,
Dee 2l .t.t .t-.4 I'll I'D. t.4 .ts..ra.-tI u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
GUERR1LLAs ON THE ONO RIvER-The

GUERRILLAs ON THE ONO RIvER.-The
guerrillas are becoming quite active again
along the Kentucky banks of the Ohio riv
er. Walker Taylor, who claims to besa
Major commissioned by the rebel War De-
partment, is in possession of the country.
His band numbers several hundred men,
and they are scattered from Salt river to
Owensboro. They are remarkably we'll
behaved set of desperadoes, as they do not
infest our State. Their presence, neverthe-
less, is far from proving agreeable to the
citizens Louisville Journal, Dec. 2l. l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
Pork Packing Mt Chicago.
lFrom The Chicago Tribune of Monday.I

! IffOm Inc OHIedsU ITIDuHo UI hUHuHy.I
The receipts of hogs during the week
ending to-day (Dec. 17th) amount to 106,-
7O6 live, and 1896 dressed-showing total
of l26,5l2, against a total last week of s9,139,
an increase on the week of 2S,373. Dur
ing the corresponding week in 1863 the re-
ceipts,of live and dressed hogs amounted
to 69,0l5, which is 57.497 less than the re-
ceipts this week. The follow ing table shows
the weekly receipts of live hogs from Octo-
Der 1st to Dec. 18th, for three years:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
WEEKLY RECEIPTS OF LIVE HOGS AT CHICAGO FoR
Total live and dressed. .7ol. $40 d. so

TOM i've hHu uIesseu' ''VAiO@V = OOI'0af 09o'oA5
4 The shipment of live hogs during the
week ending to-day (Dec. 17tb) were very
light, in consequence of the high prices
paid by packers in the early part of the
week. The shipments of live hogs this
week amount to s, 5S4, and Of dressed hogs
697-giving total OF 1881, against 16,45S
the week previous, and 1880 during the
corresponding week in 1853. ~ LAX
The following table shows the shipments
weekly from the lst of October to Decem-
ber 10th, for three years:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24

my DElR.r-'sMy Dear Butler" writes
Lincoln, ssMy Dear Lincoln," writes Butler
as the two correspond with each other.
We appreciate the joke, says thc Millers-
burg Farmer, by considering how dear they
have both been to the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24

sJoSArHAS Q.SnuI, the famous CORES
pondent whose COMMUNICATIONS appear
from time to time in The Holmes County
Farmer says: iltG Y 91h ~ SSis's &
1t is disloyal two eat Bcrlohcr Sassage,
bckausc dorgs amt taxed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
ROback,s Stomach Bitters.

SOLDIERS HOME,
SUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE, =
s-a CINCINNATI, June 4, 1858.
To DIR. y. w. RoBACK--
My DEAR SIR am dispensing a second invoice
your Stomach Bitters among the large number
who daily arrive at this Institution for refresh
ment and rest The universal testimony is that these
Bitters are the best made. For the varieus summer
complaints which aflict so many, know of no rem
edy so safe and so sure. Plutarch says, $50 ask q
physician what is easy and what is hard of digestion
and what viii agree with the stomach, is about as
sensible to ask what is sweet or bitter, or sour'
Persons who look out for breakers-and have your
Stomach Bitters in the house-I am sure will neyar
ask any one the foolish question spoken of by the
great philosopher. l must not omit q word or two
for your Catawba Brandy. l have many men here
who have brandy prescribed for them by distinguish
ed Army Surgeons. The effects of yours on such arc
most beneficial, far more than from any previously
takon. Persons who desire really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if they get your brand
am, Doctor, with much respect
your servant, ~
G. W. ID. ANDREWS
Superintendent
Hs- Office and manufactory, Nos. 56, 5s, 80 and q
East third street. For sale everywhere.
feb96-dtw&w1m-7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
COLGATE,s HONEY sOAl

superior Remcdy.-wo can conscien-
tiously recommend to those suffering from dis
tressing cough, DR.. Stricklands Melliauous Cough
Basam. IL gives relief almost instantaneous, and
iswithal notdsagreeable to the taste. There is no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam Is one of
the best preparations in se and is all that IT'S pro-
prietor claims forit. Wchave tried it during the
past week, and found relief from Almost distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by DIR. Strickland. Ne.
East Fourth Street; Cincinnati. and for sale By
Druggists at 80 cents per bottle. az
mayl9-d&w-a 10 ifss AZ iy ssf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
New Advertisements.
Az G. R A N ID
CHRIST MAS FESTIVAL
NAUGHTON HALL
On tle eSth and aot, of December

THE ST. JOHNS BENEFICIAL So
i ciety, with the assistance Of the young ladies
of the Holy Cross Church. will celebrate the first
Anniversary Of said Society, for the benefit Of the
New Banner Tho Festival will be opened on
Christmas night with Sacred Concert. assisted by
the members Of the Choir Of tho holy Cross Church
who have kindly rendered their services this oc
cason A splendidly- -ilmmipateS,- and ornament,
at the close of the entertainment by tickets, which
will be sold at rs cents apiece, every ticket sold
drawing prize
On the second evening. December o6th, the Fes-
tiyal will close with aRrsnd Concert by the Manner
chor, who have kindly rendered their assistance on
ths evening. and the members Of the Choir OF the
Holy Cross Church. There will also be number
Of fancy tables, ornamented with a greatyorety Of
fancy articles which will be attended by the young
ladies', Arthe close of the eniertalnmoat the re-
naming articles will be diposed OF BY lot, at diff
feren' prices tM,fst ffE'e
Scr Tickets OF admission each evening, e5 cents.
Doors open at 81s o'clock. Performances TO COM
mence at * O'Clock rstrr.
The Piano used on this soccasion is one OF the eel
ebraed instruments of Decker & Brothers, kindly
furnished by MIR. Carl Spohr.
dec24
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
Strayeal.

J7R M MY PREMISES, ON THE
Il Chilicothe Pike. az miles south Of the city
Of Columbus, on "Wednesday the l4th inst. one
SORREL HORSE with right eve out; white face.
six years old. One DARk SAY HORSE with
star in the face ten years old. One S0RREL
COLT, two years old this spring coming, withtwV
white spots In the face. i will pay liberal reward
to any person giving information where they can be
found, or delivering them TO me 2H miles sonth Of
thecity. ~ " 2 n JoHN bEEhEh.-
decz3-d2t<w' Fpr rYrq rnYxa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-24
Loft over for packers this season. ,527 s2'

According to the same process Of calcu-
lation, the packing up to this date last sea-
son, amounted to 567 400, and in the season
Of 1898, to 402570. BY these figures 1t
will be seen that the packing this season is
only about 10000 less than that of last sea-
son up to date, and ahead of the season of
1928, by 125,000 hogs. y T <iA
The "short CROP theorists are still conf
dent that they are'right; but the heavy sup
ply OF the past few days has given great
encouragement to the .'other side."