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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

safe. IN spite Of the snow. and bad eesthes. We
happened to be at the depot When tfe company
arrived, yesterday afternoon. By special train
from Louisville. and se must confess. NE did not
expect, and neverdfesrned OF seeing such a crowd
As emerged from The cars. The train consisted
Of four passenger and two baggage cars Truly
this is the largest company that ever was organ
lied BY any manager and people will get more
than their moneys worth BY going 10 hear them
Many OF the opera goers expressed the desire
that the opera of Faust should be given TO night
instead OF Saturday afternoon, when most OF
them are unable 10 attend. on account OF busl-
ness. az least the gentlemen. and are happy
TO announce that their wish will be gratihed, as
Mr.. Grover. on arriving. consented 10 the change.
The opera Faust Is nov the rage. every one i
on tp-toe ~ hear this most famous OF all operas.
and no composition ever excited such unbounded
enthusiasm: wherever il Il announced, Il is sure
20 OIL the house-either IN this country or in
Europe The "Faust March and "Soldiers'
Chorus" are known 20 well that il Is needless to
speak further OF theui--we can only say that u
must be truly grand to hear il executed hy
Growers Grand Opera Company.
On Saturday afternoon the opera OF Siradella
will be presented, with al immense cast, such as
Karl Formes. the two great tenors. Franz Him
mer and Theoder HAbelman; and the prima
donna Pauline Canissa. This change OF opera
was made solely to crafty the curiosity OF our
community to hear all the great artistes OF this
troupe before leaving US. aud which would have
been impossible in any other opera. Won Flotow
: the composer of this topera. od Martha aud
many give the preference to Stradeila. being full
Of sparkling melodies, aud giving more chance
to artistes to display their talents A presented
by this company, i, has created genuine iuToe
everywhere.
The price Of admission to the Matinee sill be
one dollar to all parts of the house, and fifty
cents extra for reserved seats, instead OF two
dollars a. heretofore advertised This low price
will surely il the house. aud no one who could
help il should fail to hear this magnificent troupe
as it may be years, or perhaps never. that such
grand opera company will visit our city again
Masonic NoTicg-A special meeting OF In
dianapolis Chapter No. >, will be held thi'
evening. at O'Clock. for work
-. LL-lL.L. 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

Prom the Home journal. June 9TH.


IL every business profession in;eed in every depart
ment Of science or skill there IS always acknow
edged head Why stands out In bold relief
his fellows sort of leader. In the study and
ment Of deafness and catarrh as special Diseases Dr. a.
u. Lighihil ethiS city. occupies Just the position above
described. He has devoted Of tabor this special
ty and IL reaping the reward OF his industry The
editorial columns Of the Tribune Of recent date bear
Witness TO the Doctors In this department %
medicine. We quote the paragraph:
"CURx on A DEAE ArIE.-Louis LeeEenstein, a lad II
years OF age born IN Germany this city when b.
about years old Soon after his arrival here he
taken sick and lost his hearing BY degrees he be-
first deaf and then dumb For nearly ten yesrs he
mute, unable hear the loudest voices or 10
ticulate word. About year he wes placed BY bis
parents in the hands 81 Dr. Lghth who has so far sue
eeeded In restoring him bis lost powers Of hearing and
utterancc that he with those VII speak TO
him distinctly and deliberately During the past four or
necke, and has made considerable progress IN reading
and arithmetic
Having been supplied With the young mans address,
We further investigated the matter and discovered that
previous to calling Dr. Ligh,hill the youths
considered hopeless aud he for years inmate
OF the deaf snddumb asylum. The Rev. DT Mott ID. d.,
Professor ~ Union College, Schenectady, In published
ietier tenders his gratitude 10 DIR. Lghh Tor treating
successfully his OF deafness Rev. Fred :. Jewell
frofesor IN the State Normal school AZ Albany also tes
unes TO having been cared ofcatarTh. Dr. gbtbil pcs
sesses ether written testimonials and tributes his tai
eht from some OF our wesltbiet and prominent
respectel etrens which may be on application j
would be difficult 20 speak in any bui 81 praise
MS treatment In he lace ~ these many proofs and
tesifying 70 his success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

C.IRo. Dec. 29.--The steamer Marble City
brings Memphis advice- statingthst last evening
Gen. Dams issued an order regulating and restor.
ing transactions in cotton. within his Department.
All parties procuring or purchasing permits from
the purchasing agent Of the Treasury Depart
meui are required ID Sive satisfactory evidence
OF their loyalty. and all circumstances connected
with raising a removed transfer, Sc oi The pro
duce order. reflects on the great latitude hereto
fore extended to persons in procuring applications
Gen Isham y Haynes. OF this city, has &C
eepted the appointment OF Adjutans General OF
Illinois rendered bin by Sen Oglesby
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COM N z RciAL.
lar sLsssA,S.
cincinnati Market.

CfNoINNArI, December 70.
Flour dull hardly any demand super EXTRA al
50 IS.
Wheat unchanged. with little demand; white
s? a5@2 80
Coru dull and declined new ear at 81 rs.
Oats SO.
Rye dull and prices nominal
Barley dull
Whisky quiet at 81 l2Is.
Provisions firm; mess pork al SiO@40 %.
Nothing important done in bulk meats or lard.
Hogs 6rmer 200 pounds average at Ga BOG
SIS. Receipts 5000
Groceries steady, fair country demand.
Coffee 45di1.
Sugar 22624 Tor Cuba.
Molasses 81 Is
Money market stringent.
Gold 224 silver 2l2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30
FROM Washington.

WAsHIXGroS. December 29.-The steamer
Baltimore arrived here this afternoon. bringing
dispatches from Admiral Porter.
She ran aground on coming down the Potomac
YESTERDAY She should have reached here a day
or two ago.
Porter WAS still vigorously bombarding Fort
Fisher. aud WAS confident Of being able soon to
take Il,
The associate press operator who went with
the Wilmington expedition sends the follow
Ing.
have Just this moment 80 i. M.-arrived
here in the steamer Baltimore. which brings II.
Preston bearer of dispatches from Admiral
Porter. and am surprised TO hear the report prev
alent OF the abandonment OF the expedition. Ii
i not true. Our ieet still bombarding FOrI
Fisher when | lett. The dispatch from FORTRESS
Monroe is-correct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

THK IMPENDING DRAFr.-The following are
some of the causes for exemption from enrol
ment: Total loss of limb, hand or foot, great
toe or Of two fingers either hand: loss Of all
the front teeth. aud small jaw-teeth. on either
Jaw: badly united fractures Of bones. causing
weakness or deforuiity; joints long out of place
permanent deformty: long continued enlarge
mcnt Of joints from rheumatism; hernie or rup
ture; blindness of right eye or ncurable deafness
IL is important that those entitled 20 exemption
should apply for examination % d Harvey the
surgeon OF the board of enrolment. at office No
1874. North Pennsylvania street No time should
be lost. Gases in which there is manifest per
mauent disability from any cause will likewise
be exempted
r. II JANEsoN
Oh City Com
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

Al 900 REwARD-The above reward will be
given 10 any person who can furnish prescrip-
ton for coughs, colds. whooping.cough, asthma.
and consumption. which - equal 20 DIR. Strick-
lands MellitiGous Cough Balsam This balsam
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood and nigst s~ests. One fifty cent bottle
is sufficient for any one TO Try The wors, cases
Of chronic cough asthma. whooping cough and
primary cases OF consumption are cured by DR.
Streklands Aellihaous Cough Balsam Il can
be had At any druggists. IL Is different from
any other cough medicine NC have known in
ihls county II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

LovIsvrIIx, December 29.-Dy an order iron
Gen. Sherman's headquarters AZ Nashville. no
passes will be issued fere 10 citizens north OF
that city unless permission Is previously obtained
by sherman. Thomas, or military commsnder
N shville
Lieutenant Colonel Vim. o. Boyle. -son Of
General Boyle, ofthis city, was killed At Marion,
Virginia, on the 18th, while leading his regiment
in an engagement with General Breckinridge's
forces
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Prom san Francisco.

SAY Francisco, December % -MeIican Ad.
vices by the Constitution says that since the de-
feat of the French at Chlais. Nov 10. they had
arrived at Cornura. about sixty miles from the
city of Mexico. in a completely demoraiixed con
ditIon. Gen. Olrsrez. with patriotic army. en-
tered Acapulco on the 18th of December The
states Of Guerrero and Oskaca are perfectly free
from The lmperiel forces
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

~ Knowing the tender regards which the
Ctholic Church has for the poor aud unfor,u-
nate, We yesterday inadvertently said that the
Fair now In progress at Masonic Hall was for
the orphans. The orphans have had their Christ
mas gift Now the boys need a school. and the
ladies are doing all they can to secure them a
place where they can be brought up in such a
way as TO make them good citizens. Let there
be A general turn -out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

eF The Atheneum rooms, South Meridian
street. are daily and nightly thronged by gentle
men from all parts of the State A J. Myers j.
the proprietor, assisted by Messrs, Whitney and
Coburn. Elegant are the liquors. and the tables
are always bountifuly spread TO order
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

eB- Hezekiah, North Illinois street, opposite
she Bates House, is in receipt Of thirteen fine fat
bucks, as well as pheasants. quails. wild turkeys.
rsccoons. o'pos-ums. oysters. and so forth.
Therefore be can at once furnish forth any gen
tleman's order at his bountifnl tlbles on the
shortest notice. His bar is at all times supplied
with the choicest liquors ard cigars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

tX-Frese Kropf respectfully inform their
former patrons and the public in general. that
they have removed their store from No. II to
No. % West Washington street. where they have
a suI stock of general hardware, cutlery pistols,
naili. building material, tools, rope. etc, which
they propose to sell. at wholesale and retail.
cheap a. the cheapest. 2S.6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

~ Auction sale OF ladies furs to-day at go
A. NJ, at 10. ~ East Washington street. viz:
Fitch Capes, Victorines. and Muffs, Mountain
Martin. half capes; river Mink capes and victor
ines. Siberian Squirrel victorines, Mink capes
and vctorines: Ladies and Misses cloaks, SC
&c Dry goods sale in the evening.
Wx +. FEArHERsroS.
Auctioneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

gE | an again ready TO supply my old
friends and customers with groceries and pro-
duce of ak kinds such a. oysters. turkeys. chick.
ems. fresh butter and eggs: canned fruits and
iellies; also White Rose -four BY the barrel In
fact everything that family needs can be found.
at fair price, and delivered free. on the short
est notice, TO any part of the city. M"No IA,
West Washington street
3O-l A Y LAwRrNrF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

IN The carriersof the Sentinel will wait upon
their patrons With the customary New Years
Address. 1t will be found TO be production
adapted to the times. and one Of poetic power and
beauty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

~ Mr.. John b. Ackley. general business
agent. No. II. Wells street. Chicago. is now in
the city. At the Bates House prepared to furnish.
at reasonable figures, volunteers and substitutes
90 all who may desire them. dtl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

81 LorIs. December 29.-The river is again
blocked with ice between Cape Girsrdeau and
Cairo. caused by the back water from the Ohio
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

Fnsr WARD DaAFr.-Every subject to
the draft N expected 10 meet nc the lst Ward
School House. this friday evening business
OF great importance. and in which all are inter
ested. requires immediate attention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

N.w YoEx, December 29-It is said that
Windsor. the sbsconding teller of the hercan-
tile Bank Of this city. has been arrested In Lon.
don by New York detective, and will reach
this city In the next steamer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

~ The boys need school. aud the Catholic
ladies are using every erertion 10 get IL up. Go
20 their fair at Masonic Hall 20 night-speud a
pleasant evening, and feel that you are doing
good az the same time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

~ Heilkam, North Illinois street, opposite
the Bates House, has she most beautiful fabrics
from which TO manufacture elegant clothing for
ment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

IL Fifty-n men. belonging 10 the 10th
regiment. Indiana volunteers. Who we're recently
paroled in Texas, and sent to camp Distribution,
New Orleans. have arrived At home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

TT Unless other~Ise ordered. military exc
cuton will take place At Camp Burnside. ia this
vicinity on Monday next. John Lennon is the
mime OF the unfortunate man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

wAxrxp.-Tvo steady reliable men TO post
bills. Esquire at No. i6Js. East Washington
street. STEPHEN SMITH.
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from philadelphia.

The evening Bulletin announces that the naval
agent has been removed. aud his Office Is ia pos
ession OF government agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

u Don't forget the Catholic Fair to night,
~ Masonic Hall. We need not tell you that you
viii have pleasant time
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a For fne tobacco and cigars. 20 TO Sen.
ours. Bates House Block. West W ashington II.
lie has all varieties Of every imported brand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

BoAkDIss .-Sir or eight gentlemen can be se-
commodsied With day boarding by immediate APP
plicstion at No l04 Massachusetts, avenue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-30

IL Fer splendidly fashionable suit of win.
ter clothing Wait Stolvorthy. the prince Of mer
chant tailors. North Meridian street
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Prom Rev. P. X. Russell. LYNN, Nass.

have been much troubled with Catarrh Of the worst
type for some twenty years, II gradually grew
producing cough and hoarseness destroying the OF
smell, and breaking down y general health 10 such
degree As TO compel me 10 resign pastorate snd
pend public speaking.
made dgent use OF the useful remedies such a.
sDus Of different kinds nitrate OF silver water olive
tar and inhalstions bat without any salutary effects
Last summer heard Of DR. iighth's successful mode
oftreang catarrh, visited him. and put myself under his
treatment. began Immediately TO improve, and this
imps ovemeHt has gone on till the present time Ny
eatarrh has gradually melted away, my cough has Dis.
appeared, my voice has become natural, aud
able 10 preach the blessed gospel. Let advise
all troubled with catarrhal difficulties 20 apply Dr.
IAghthill =. Il. RUSSELL
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A new lot Of ladies skating csps-mink
trimmed and entirely new ssy'e-jusi received by
Baker 4 McIver 800
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CE- See fourth. frst. third and second pages
Of the Seatinel. daily.
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prrsolr. November 3. lse.

DETsoIr, November 3, 1894.
DE LicHnuLl Having been under your treatment
since your last visit TO Detroit and being red desire
to express my deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit have received at your hands. very seri
ousy affected with cstarrh In It's worst stages for many
years, and also deaf, sometimes totally Ny general
health debitated that was compelled to sbsn-
don business entirely. One months treatment has made
me- feel like new man, and have resumed my &C.
cupations the disease having le almost entirely.
have recommended you 20 several WHO similarly
afflicted aud shall continue 90 DO Please accept my
warmest thanks. ard believe me, yours truly.
~ n. WILDER,
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From Rev. Nelson Esstpo Pastor Of thu First Baptist
Church ~ Dexter Mich

DxTToIr. Nov. II, 1864.
In. L,uEruIIL-Dcar sire would respectfully inform
you as Ia the progress Of my suce underyou
treatment during your last visit.
WhenI then consulted had been seriously Efiict
ed about fourteen years with CaaTrh in its worst form
accompanied with deafness. Am now much improy.
ed. and general health very much betterSo remark
ably so-that cheerfuy tender you the of my
a. reference, should You have occasion 60 netdit
can heartily recommend you 10 the public generally -
have already done so 10 my more intimate friends.
Please accept this slight testimonial % your SIX
and my grateful thanks for the benefit have received
your hands. Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD.
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TelegraphiC Dispatches,
axrosrrp .rrasssIY ros rns bAnSsrArs sxsnssL.
For Morning Report See First Page
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
GENE r AL m E w S.
FROM ADMIRAL PORTER'S FLEET
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. BURBRlOGs.
His Operations in Virginia.
lie Destroys Large Amount
Of Property.
FROM SIN. sR.f.rCISCO.
ARREST OF WINDSOR. THE DEFAULT
ING BANK TELLER
&c.. &C. &C. Nc.
FROM SIN. sR.f.rCISCO.
ARREST or WINDSOR. THE DEFAULT
ING BANK TELLER
Ac.. &C. &C. &c.
Gen. ssurbriage.. Operations.
CArrIrrsnrEn. Ky. Dee. Is.

WASHINGTON, December 29-The following
report of Gen Burbsidge's operations has been
fso.is
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Masonic NorieE-A special meeting of In
dianApos Chapter No. ;. will be held thi'
evening, at O'Clock. for work
CHAs FIsnER, Sec'y.
The sun., 1864-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Portraits OF Leading Charactcrs.-War.
nor. Cicrymcn. poe.e, Canibols Fn,-Heads' Iypt-
cal kacos Including Fiphtlng Phys.ognorniof, Gen.r
als Lee Grant, Thomas, Poster Hancock, Butler NC
Phenon, Napier, with Blackhavk, iiocnan' Brown
low, D-. Tying, Martin Iather slso ETatus Coming.
z. X. Spencer, Gcorge r. aorri-, etc,
OUE SOCIAL RrLATlOs 81. and Lrht-Vninar-
ricd Women, Ia, shal Nc, do' i'.appo. fi.ent
70 Neriit.". Nol lit..dtc. \ \nriu'ti-r. h.t
"a rh cHo'o.-' 'le We g. i'ienit.. Ch-,', in
'tc'. Nri.sl. l ., iua- Men. How to :"
lil df1' frhft- r,rtpr. TlfcuoIo1i;'. Law
s"r-. In scp'emt-.. No. Ph;enciovica Journal. AoF
iely. Nc- s.eu have u. D. fact pct 20 cents- or
= ycn'. FOWLER & WELLS, $50 Broadway,
= York. 2,1
Grover 3; Hntcr's jiighc'f Premium Eia--
tc -utch fCsing Haoanes as Bfoadway, Sew ork-
...u 900 /. uIton Il, Bioo6iyn. yy
The sun., 1864-08-20
THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 20, 1864.


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rarjod ma morp favorable 10 our ca,sc than ,,t n
pey.od noc tho orcs, far kim onorn,,o, nj
vsn,a Cour, House Generc, ;r.sr boying f,ll,,,- =.
through Tie bl,,nao,, os l.s n,i,a,;iua,cs In ..t-
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hao rcsnrcd IN ,,,., t.,,,a d., .nd;ctt, tho, be
Sr Nnt,y mo,sc, os Tho a,r,.,n,. a. thr rocos.
movomcp, Of ,b, s.e,,s md r,,,h Army Cor,e 10
>s. portb b., ,s ,,o ,.,pc, uiy.r . NOW ,,rea,.
cps Richmond ,ro,, n ,ca,,, and ,,oro xpincr,h,e
rsyn. tb., ,,s IN. c,.,,v u,.,,, do,,b,e do,e,c,
and cuu,cls him Il, ,ivd, bls sorce. IN co,c,
eo,,uiIv irpnoy,nn, ,oir,s on both e,dca ~ ,he
r,vc,. s,il no,,. ,lo u,ov.,,c,, of Con.
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The sun., 1864-08-20
The New phn,ss Of the War,

TIM waS 10 gradually assuming shupe when
successful assaults upon fortiaentions and Garth
works arc no longer possible on cith.r side. The
arss successes Of For Donaldson. Newtrrn, Menu
phiS Hilton Head, Pulaski, and other places have
bsen paralie,cd of late only At Mobile under the
hcrce imposuous b,ows Of Admiral FARpAGr1. The
results Of nenriy an other assaults prove almost
conclusively thss q fbrco cannot bc driven from
cover cxccps a . sacrifice Of life thnt should pre-
clude the attempt. All the assaults during tho
aeg@ of vicksburg and Port Hudson failed 70 nc
oomplbh any adequate result and In the
campaign of the Wilderness and the present move
ments either aldo Of the James river, Mother Of
the cppoanR ARMIES hn bcen aldo to drive the
othr iron IN intrenched position. The smc en-
per.snce holds good In General snnnAN's cam,
paagn. He has mads some splendid charges, but,
In nsasiy sscry easa - mesns for securing msss
amportAnA ends ct oaAar points upon hs limo. This
change tn the oAancspr Of our fighting has bceu
Anduosd partly BY improvements in engineering.
end partly b tho superior discipline and export
en0 snsstsd BY Tho wan rendering tho mon
q aih@ 80 lss suscspsih,s TO suprisos
nd pshs. From chem circyunsennoss IL by nc
asns ealoD - sacosssful sierss srs hsncsforth
habaaAs~ n eaS yR,~ shss IN Nasus, assa