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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-04
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EDUCATIONAL

MI ISIS sALLIE "a FIyr7-,.---
I1, yn sua0oL FOR YOUNG IAntrs
IiIukcH HILL. commenced Tire I,,h ns@ On
lta- az tne res,denes Of Mr.. George % He,tsn-
Marshall streets - i"s''ty-iourth AMI
Isaxs, in advance. for arst half session.
French and LATIN, each extra '''-'.-'.... sia9
Nus Ml,'c ex'ra,) no charge fofuse Of instru,per, .
REFEREScRs
Messrs, r. II whitloek, o,.o,a >,
j. G. Meadow, n - -. HarEo1d
PosTscRIpr.-Only a limited n,,ul., "nhp,
will lie reserved o' OF t0Lp
-------------- ~ 2i-e.sts,s
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GLOVE FACTORY, over the store of
NJ Williams Il Elliott, No OF Masn street, where
Will be found Gentlemfn's BUcKSkIN OAUNTr
LETS aud Ladies' GLOVES at wholesale and re.
tail. Every variety Of Glove made 10 order.
WANTED, good NEEDLE WOMAN
se 29-9ts ), STERLING.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

RICHMn&p ANp DtNYILlt RnLnoAD,t
RIcHMnNp, October |, 1854. I
AIOTiCE-The EVENING PASSEN-
| I GER TRAIN on the Richmond aud Danvlle
rroad Will be DISCONTINUED until fuI then no.
tce-thc transportation Of Government freight re-
curing almost the entire capacity Of the road. Tho
MORNING PASSENGER TRAIN will ran as usual.
CHARLES Il. iALfUTT,
oc Its SurcuntCndent.
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NOR SALE, PRIVATELY, a No. |
COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, twenty
seven years old and her husband, No, FARM
HAND and SHOEMAKER !, also, a WOMAN
twenty-fonr years old, good Cook, Washer aud
Ironer, with five likely children. Apply to ID. J.
JOHNSON, between Thirteenth and Virginia streets
oc l--3t~
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A UNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
"A SALE.-A comfortable COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE, containing five rooms, with all necessary
out-buildIngs, fifty 10 one hundred acres of land
attached, within quarter OF mile Of Fluyanna
Courthouse. For particulars apply TO or address
81. 8. b. Palmyra, Fiuvanna, Virginia.
Sc 3-3tawts
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nm WcthIIed and cNrmptcd
81 2o-eed3t' SIDNEY IL. OWENS /.

nOCIOR j. A. SARTORY. prot..s-r
~ on modern language sheltered M this nv
from Petersburg, beg5 to inform principals 81 ~
leges and private families that h. intend 4, n
vote himself TO the instruction Of French Sr,u'.t
ana Italian, taught and spoken, as well as Of Lrr
ana the usual English branches. Highest ,cstDnr
mas and references given if required
Applications made TO him THROUGH RieEmon Ir,.t-
ONCE, box 100, will be Immediately attended 10
- 2s-It-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M TSSEs PARTJNTTON'S
iyt DANCING ACADEMY,
Ua BHosn FrErrT. HrfwFTs SIXTH AND ssrv fFsrH
Ctassrs.--On THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
from 10 =. NJ
For further particulars, call at their residence, on
Leigh street. between Adams and fousiee.
So 15--Ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-04

fIHHE MISSES CLOPTONS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES, MANCHESTER, VA
Tie duties OF this SCHOOL will commence Oh the
FIRST MONDAY In OCTOBER. Sc 2O-l3ts
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TOR RENT, three very desirable
II ROOMS, second toor,.a at
Miss MUERAY'S,
On Nam street, between Sixth and Seventh.
So - IT.
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II ARGE CASr-IRoN BOILER toh
l 4 sALE.--I have "a LARGE BOILER helhls
over one hundred gallons for sale ON rsas s,
terms. JOHN q. kNAuff,
No. 50 Old Market
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-Six or seven good ROOMS
for rent over the Chiekamaus.a Saloon with gas
and crate in eaeh No facilities for cooking on
the lot. Apply at the CIlICKAMAUGA SALOON
ON Eighth street, between Main and Cary.
o. l-5tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-04

MISS f. Il. READ will resume tho
Ivy duties Of her SCHOOL a. her mothers re-, re-,
deuce, on Dnyal street, ON MONDAY, oeto'e' -
's''' sc 27--eois;''
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ro5TroNTMFNT.--In Consequence of the suspen-
sion OF business, the renting OF MIR Spotts's fam,
the sale OF thirty eight OF land adjoining, and
Of personal property, will not take place to-day
advertised. As quietiS restored, it will come
OFF, and due notice of the time will be given.
&C lit GRUBBS x WILLIAMS, AuctiQnecrs.
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RAGS WANTED. The highest market plice viii be
paid at rnts offfcr for all kinds Of CHAN eorros
and irNrs sAes. in large or small quantities
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EOR SALE, a No. BREAD AND PAS
TRY COOK, 10 remain in the city. She . pea,
Ec,ly honest and Of excellent character. A1di''
aEox asS,o Richmond post-oillee.
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GCHOOL FOR YOUNCIADTrS

J. next session Of Mrs GIFPORDs s,,I,,'f
Will commence on MONDAY, the 81 Of a., 'i'OL
the rooms lately occupied by Mis- I.ssi, g. y IN
sthoo Trace street, one door above st Pans, ion
she VIII he assisted by Miss VIRGINIA. t1I"ll'.
and Mr tf- f. MERRILL, and the coI,rs, = nus
ton Will be complete for both prlmay, An, t'''''-
pupils, embracing the Sciences, Ancient and NJ
Languages and Music. Refers to W,ll,tn, n I'm
iaIland, Joseph r. Anderson, ) Rl,riolTt ~ ~ H.
and Rev. George Woodbridge oc 2 - ,'"Etf
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IORNS, BUNiONS, cALLOSfTlE'
DISEASED NAILS, WARTS. &e.'
treated without pain on inconvenience by
Ds. SCHULTZ.
The Surxeon ehiropoiiss
Odlce Wall strest Hotel. Wall sheet
LApIrs ANN CxIlpxks ATTENDED, - esVAi'
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Miss MATTE M. TABB viii r.snn'
lvI the duties ri her SCHOOL fOR SMALL
ON the first Monday Ia otiobfH.
TRANS: One hundred dollars tor nine taohtaS al'
five dollars for fuel SC 6-Ta&StOotl'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

NIw YcRG November 23.-By the arrival of
the Commander, we have Havana dates TO the
18th inst
Havana papers print i letter purpOrting 10 be
from Mia containing summary of the situation
At MatamorAs on the 10Th nlt, the submission OF
Cortinss, cspitulatOn Of the city with p cannon.
an immense amount OF war material and 10 600
men. complete peace throughout greater por-
ton OF the Bravo frontier. new impulse TO com
merce between MatamOrRs aud Texas, and the
solemn recognition of the new empire by Bagdad
The rebel and Union camps are in sight of
Matamoras The rebels offer 10 return the ar
mament taken By Canses, and the American
consul offers 10 return the rhed guns COrtinas
took TO the Union camp to attack Brownsville
The steamer Mexico was boarded by Mr..
Townsend. at kstamorss, who pretended 10 have
authority from the American consul, and changed
the papers and flag of the vessel from American
10 Mexican. lie then forced the crew to navi-
gate the vessel TO Havana. where he turned them
adrift, and the vessel gil box probably 90 into
the rebel service
eve have \ report that large force OF rebels
in San Domingo had been defeated, and dis
persed: also that al expedition to Puerto Cabello
had several small vessels and a large quantity oil
hides and tobacco
IL il averred that the Captain Of the Roanoke
three times told by our consul at Havana Of
the plot TO capture his vessel.
By the Eagle We have Havana advices 70 the
18th inst
There as no later news from Mexico
The Nassau Guardian annouAces the arrival ol
the Laurel. after touching at Maderis and Ten
Grille. st one of which places she doubtless lef
Sennes aud bic crsw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
DAILY SENTINEL.
PROCLAMATION



u Ne PeoISs q LndiSaas
The President q the United State 10 consideration a
Tie Divine mefces 20 vlsibly and constantly exhibited
during The trais through which county pa-s-
ng ha in h Proclamation Of the Goth % October last
appointed Thsray the 2ith Of the prcssn, month day
q Thanksgiving and Prayer In it, Observance he urges
a. all 20 humble ourselves in gratitude 20 the Almighty
D>possr o. Events. AMI 70 snppIcs,s Tim Tor the spesy
return Of harmony ard peace The duty u Christian
peopsso acknowedge the goodness Of God and every
way 20 sho~ themselves eaeerfuly submissive. H. vii.
tpsrsmoarl 10 al oiisu
,theFsfore, earnestly The people - Ini-
ana 10 obsesve he day appointed ~ the President to
abandon AL secular business and devote their time and
thoughts 70 The solemn demands u religion. In all the
msrtss voueksafed 10 our nation The people Of Indiana
have shared sbundsnty They have gathered bounesus
harvest and have been enabled 20 contribute largely and
honorsbly the necessary TO the integrity
and prosperity 81 Government. To them God has
shown his mercy eonspcuousy and II l. their duty 70 se
ino~sdse Il. no, only BY thanksgiving AMI prayer. but
~ deeds % kindness the needy q mercy 20 the suffer
Ing, and, above all BY prompt and abundant care OF The
families n those through who's and sacrifices In
NE field Ne hope 10 zee ouf nation restored and renewed
| d. therefore most earnestly recommend that on
Thsnk.gving Day collections be made In all the church
= ~" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS luel anu at
necessare. q e be made everywhere for the support
u the families Of or volunteers aud drafted during
the coming sntsr. The demands increased COM
foFts sud more liberal Expenditure; and ~ would
show ourselves deserving o. the mercy Az Of God,
ne should besow Il IN free upon the families u
those 10 whom We are under such great obligations At
the same time trust that organizations will be instituted
in every nelghborhood continue the efforts Ia this
half that every sOdle at be made 10 feel that his fam.
ny will be amply provided FOR ~ those for whom he =
daring aud enduring 40 much
O. i. MORTON.
Qa.nrr..r ofIr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

CINCINNATI, November %.
Flour dull and PRIZES lower; superfnc S9d9 2,
extra SO 80.
Wheat firm; red 1922 OF: white - 30. Corr
in good demand; old ear 81 25@l &c; shelled
81 2S@l %.
Whisky active sales of 700 barrels at 81 40
Rye dull at 81 40.
Hrovisions firmer
Barley steady at 81 65@i 40 for spring, and
81 15@l 80 for fail.
New mess pork sold at S37 5063S; new lard
at 221 22s4 green meats at -. l6 and II
for shoulders, sides and hams.
Groceries firm and in good demand.
Coffee 42@45c. Sugar 22626c Moasse:
81 %.
Hogs active and prices higher.
Money easy at per cent Sterling quiet at
1925 for gold.
Gold heavy and lower. opening at 223ls. al
vancing to 2245s. declining to 300, and-closing
at 22l14
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
from Washtugton.

WAsnISGToS Nov. 23.-There is information
from City Point dated yesterday morning. that
but short time will elapse before Dutch Gap
Canal will be open.
About fifty deserers from our armies have
arrived at City Point from the Valley. They
we're captured by Sheridan in his late campaign
The larger number of them were substitutes,
who having deseued and Joined the rebel army
we're sent 10 the Shenandoah Valley, as there
was less danger of their being identified if cap
tured. A Court with General Collins at its head
has been ordered TO City Point to try them
The heavy rain storm of the past four days in
that quarter i over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

BcsroS, Nov. 23-The gallant Capt Winslow
had public reception by the citizens of Rox
berry last evening. in Institute Hall. followed by
a grand banquet at the Norfolk House Among
the many agreeable features was the presentation
OF elegant silver tea service to the heroic
sailor
The receipts of the National Sailors Fair
which closed last evening, have not been cor
rectly and clearly ascertained. but-wil exceed
S205
The officers and crew Of the United States
steam sloop oi-war Brooklyn, sent in contribu
ton of $3.50 yesterday, which secured the sword
to Captain James Alden, commander of the
Brooklyn The sword contest up to this unex
pected result. had been quite even between Far
ragut and Wnslow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24


Large mines OF magnetic iron arc said to have
been discovered in Porto Rico. The weld ~ which
Is reported 70 be s. per cont
The Richmond Sentinel of SATURDAY. says that
Grant is moving troops on ihe right OF the rcbcl
lines in the sioinisy OF Battery Harrison. and
that sheridan has sent considerable portion Of
bis command 20 the james.
A slight demonstration was made on Wedncs-
day In Buffers front by his troops, bni it vas
forced back
The Express reports the arrival OF large rein
forcemenis 20 Gen. Grant within the past few
days.
In the affair Of Thursday night they claim 70
have captured our picket line for a distance of
GOO yards
Mosby has written letter 90 Sheridan az
nouncing the execution Of seven Union prison
ers Ia retaliation. and announcing his intention To
continue " any moro Of his captured men are
executed
The Richmond Sentinel announces that Gen.
Gustavus Smith j. aiding Gen Howell Cobb in
opposing Shermsns march.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN CoNNIssioN--GeH
eral Conference ofhe WestGR Committees The
magnitude and constant growth of the work of
the L >, Christian Commission, especially IN
the West. call for the wise cooperation and per.
feet mutual understanding of all who have il in
charge Our plans should be the result OF care
ful deliberation and conference. These con
victions being in the minds OF all the brethren
consulted, ! have yentured as the most prompt
and practicable method of securing the end to
call meeting OF representatives from all the
western committees, 10 wit Pittsburg. Cleve.
land, Cincinnati. Detroit, indianapolis, Chicago,
Peoria. ST Louis, Milwaukee. 1T. Paul, and
Louisville together with the members of the
Commission in the West the western home
agents, aud such agents in the western aud
south western armies can be reached or spared
from their fields
The meeting will be held in the city OF Indian.
apolis. on Tuesday, November 29th. at two
O'Clock p M and will probably adjourn on
Thursday. There will be general public meet
ing on Wednesday evening
The call for the above meeting is concurred in
aud recommended by all the committees with
which have been able personally to confer
Cincinnati. indianapolis, Chicago, and Milwau-
kee. LENuEL Moss.
Sec'y Home Organization L $ Christian Com
mission
Chicago, Nov. 10, 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
NOV ELS.
MunrO's Ten Cent Novels,

NOk REAL LITERARY EXCELLENCE AMI
adaptation 10 the wants OF the times, far ahead
OF their numerous competitors. As consequence their
circulation supsses anything Of the kind presented
10 the public. Inc publishers have judicOusy excluded
every thing that could send the scrupulous moral
st. ThiAcsmbned with their literary merit makes then
welcome every family. The following list ftheir
No. ]. Tue Hunters. ,. The Trapper's Retreat. O..
The Patriot Highwayman. 4. The Hunted Uniopst. ,.
The Track of Fire s. The Msn-Eatcrs. T. Charlotte
Temple. T. The Death Face. .. The Indian Slayer.
To- The Turtle Catcher. II. The Hunters Triumph u
The Ocean Rovers- ID. The Tory Gutwitted II. Zete
Sternum, the Lion Hearted Scout. Is The Scourge Of
the Seas. l6 The Captive Maiden. IL. Long -Legge,.
Joe, The Demon Of the Woods i. The wild Scout
~ the Mountains. TO- The Forest Lodge. -. The Rol-
ckng Rangers. y. RsttleSnake Dick The Flower 81
the Higwara. - Rickcfy Tom. tho Rover. n The
mp Of tie Prairie. -. The Robbers Tcr-- -. Joe.
The "Sarpinl."
For sale by all News Agents and ssii post p.ia 90,
receipt 81 price, ~ cents each.
GEORGE MUNRO Co,
nos l9-d.w No. l39 William Street, ny.
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from ST. LOllls


ST. LorIs, Nov. % A Puducah dispatch OF
Yesterday says:
Military affairs in this district are active.
Every rebel move on this side of the river is
known The hole country has been thoroughly
secuted. Parties bring in prisoners daily. The
CONSERVATION among the tToops here and the
coming of Gen. a !. Smith mean something
but what it is not proper TO say. A few DAYS,
however, will develop the plan of the contern
plated campaign:
Both the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are
ia fine boating order, and will prove valuable
onxiliaries to military operations in Tennessee
and Kentucky
The gunboats Prcsta and Paw Paw returned
here on Sunday from a reconnaissance up the
Tennessee river
The bodies of Ensign Neave and Capt. Allen,
OF the transport Venus who were killed when
their vessels were captured by Forrest, two weeks
since, were recovered at Pans. The gunboats
were found.
The river is lined with rebel pickets from. Pine
Bluff to JOhnsonvIle
The rebel Gen Lyon, who commands that
district, has orders TO watch the river closely,
and blockade II a. soon as transports begin NOV.
ing again
Forrest has pontoOu across the river at
Chickasaw
is 30 900 strong, with 81 pieces OF artillery He
intended to operate IN Middle and Mastern Tenn
essee aud kentucky He was marching OH Pu-
laski, Giles county, Tennessee, aud expected u-
;imately TO seize Cumberland Gag.
His men were greatly in need OF clothing, sup
plies of which they hope to obtain by plundering
towns through which they pass
Large numbers of deserters come into our
lines daily, many Of them bringing horses ard
equipments.
Advices from Fayetteville, Arkansas, saw Col.
Brooks, with $500 rebels attacked that place
October 2>th, but were repulsed with considera-
Bile loss. From that time Gill November Sd the
town was pretty closely invested, when Genearl
Pagan with abou; 5000 of Prices retreating
forces came up and bombafdei the place five
hours with two pieces OF artillery, but were held
at bay until next day, when Generals Curtis and
Blunt arrived and the reOels skedaddled. They
lost nearly one hundred in killed and wounded
Our loss wa Que killed
\ missionary who Travelled some forty miles
aiih Price IN Arkansas reports that the General
told him he lad lost over 10 0G0 men in killed.
Wounded sud lesertion. and his expedition into
Missouri had been most disastrous.
Tobacco firm Hemp active. Weather mod
crate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

THANKSGIVING SERVICES Rev. Il. +. Foster
will preach Thanksgiving sermon at the Uni
versalist Church. college Hall to morrow. at
1919 O'Clock a. NJ The public are invited 10
attend
Services will be held at the Methodist Churches
follows:
Strange Cbapel-Preaching at lOla O'Clock by
Rev j W Greene
Roberts Chspel-Preachng at l0l5 O'Clock by
Rev J. Y r. Miller
Asburs Chapel-Preaching at I0la O'Clock by
Rev. +. c Holiday.
Wesley Chapel-Preachng at l0ll o'clock by
Rev W Mex Hester.
At p NJ there viii be Union meeting Of
members from all the Methodist Congregations
in the city. at which appropriate addresses will be
delivered by Rev Jas. Hill, DR. W G. Clippen-
ger. j. W. Ray, Esq Rev. DR.. Holiday. and
perhaps others
The public are invited to attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

- Mr.. Thompson has associated with him
In the fish. oyster. and gsue business, Mr.. Jacob
Huber: and. a. heretofore. orders for all articles
in their line will be received Hogshitc : 60
Grocery Store. West Washington street Thonp
son 4 Huber have established themselves pcr
mancntly IN their trade, and they will keep con.
stanily on hand, Salt Water Lake. and river
fish: the best brands Of oysters brought 10 the
market. snd game in Is season
sE-Madame English. with her usual gcueros
ity. contributed twenty Eve dollars TO the Orphan
Festival. night before last. at Masonic Hall. and
she also proposes 10 set apart one DAYS entire
receipts Of her Museum for the benefit of this
Society Truly more noble and large hearted
woman than Madame English never lived.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24
COM N z RCIAL.
fsiEakkfa
Jew ssrk - rE~s

NV loEK. November %
Cotton siesdy, 81 3letl p for middling
Flour-Ststc and Western without change
50 SOFAS 90 for extra State: tll O0@ll ?.
for common to good shipping brands extra rount
hoop Ohio and ill 30@ll - for trade brands
market closing steady.
Whisky active and frmer at Sl7i0l - FOL
Western.
Wheat l6f2c better: winter red Western 81 3:
az 40: choice amber Michigan 81 <5is
Rye 2@3c better. Barley firm. Corn 2@3C
better; good mixed Western 81 s9Si 90 IL
store
Cats excited and 2a3c better.
Wool quiet
Coffee hrm. Sugar firm at lsl4@l9,sc for
muscovado.
Petroleum dull
Pork heavy, at So OO@3S 80 for mess
500 3s@39 IS for new do. cash aud regular way
closingS37 25@S3s for prime, and s3s63S 81
for city prime mess.
Beef firm and In good demand a. f1@ll
for country mess; Sl4@22 for repacked mess
and Sl9@24 for extra mess.
Beef hams in good request and hrmer
Cut meats are rather heavy NJ l7@l9 for
shoulders, and lS@2l for hams
Butter steady with fair demand AZ il@i6c
for Western
Cheese unchanged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

~ The Grocery Store Of Messrs Horn An
derson is one OF the best managed and most CON-
plete establishments of the kind in the West
They have not only full assortment of all the
substantial articles in their line of trade but also
an infinite variety of what NAV be termed fancy
groceTies--almost everv thing that the most fas.
tidious palate can suggest The fact that this
house keeps so many articles that cannot be
found elsewhere. has attracted 10 them large
and increasing trade. both i0bblng and retail. and
this = the best evidence that their enterprise i
appreciated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

Lord. - Thy temple gate,
Where thronging lhousstd' wail,
Trembling Ne stand.
The glory ~ Thy name
Zach day Is writ IN fame
On "a and Land
The hills their anthems raise,
The rocks repeat Thy praise,
The side earth Ger.
Of Thee. in anguish nov,
Lord of the dazzling brow,
DO we implofe.
when Thou on Sinai spoke,
IN clouds Of fire and smokc,
And all Thine awe,
The Jews trembling heart
The thunder a Thy word,
Thine uttered law.
Thus IN the battles rear,
That shakes the solid shore.
Thy soic. We hear
Thy majesty. Thy power,
speaks through this dreadful hour.
raevery ear.
The wickedness, the crime.
Wrought in this once proud cline.
Cau down Thy wrath
Yet round Thy burning throne,
A circle all her own.
sweet Mercy hath
u was Ia Mercy's name
Thy Son, ne savior. came
Prom Thee above
We hear IN angelic strains
Ring DER tho heavenly plains,
Sweet strains " love
q. shed iovc's spirit DER
THIS land from shore 20 shore,
Until We raise
One glad, united voice.
To make earth's sens rejoice.
One chant u praise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-24

PuBL.nfEs' CONVENTION There seems 10 be
a necessity for the publishers OF Indiana To meet
and consult about business matters relating to
the publication of newspapers. aud number OF
papers have suggested that meetirg be held in
this city. at early day. The Journal names
Thursday. the sth OF December a the time Tor
this meeting, in this city We indorse the sug
gestion. and recommend every publisher in the
state TO be present on that day.