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/ New York, Dec. 2.
{ By the arrival Of the steamer Evening"
Star We have New Orleans advices Of The
R6lh ult. 81 *e
The Era contains details Of Gan. Lees
great cavalry raids fully confirming pre-
vioas reports Of its succsss. ,r
Col Fonda, ll6sh iilinois, commandsa
oaa column. s.s.
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fxA ronne ladY married a man 3,

I 4 youug lady married a man BY
the name Of Dust. against the wishes OF
her parents, no, long since. After . shor,
time they lived unhsppily together, and
she returned TO her fathers house. but be
refused to receive her, saying "Dust
thou art and unto Dust theu shalt re-
:nrnn
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Dec ISS4 "
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to the DeAd Letter OfEiee.
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- A retired actor, with a fondnese
for poultry, vas ssked why be named a
favorite hen .Maeduff T" He replied
that il VAS becauee he wanted her TO ..lay
au -
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iowa HrEns.


We CLEAN the following items from d.
Auscatine Journal: s.
The I'd and I'd Iowa Infantry bsv,
been consolidated. and are now upde,
command OF Col. N. B Howard.
james 8. Glenn wss tried 4. Osk,.
ioosa recsStly for horse stealing, convict.
% s1d scntenced to the penitentiary fol
one year. $50
Henry county takes the banner on
the magnitude ef msjorities. ! Lincoln i
jost !, 400 ahead of MeCllellan in thai
county. Scott must cave.
The raes 10 Jsckson county vas ey-
seedingly Gloss, the Union ticket couisg
out four votes ahead. Another case Of
redemption.
John Steward snd Kiss Csrpsster.
: Jouog couple. on their way to partg
n Lee county, ~ers browne While ~
tempting 70 cross Skusk river on the ice,
N the evening Of ,he 24th.
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- Remember the election On hs0th
4 Movsmbss. II Kxchangs !.
Hent&bsF III We shall never fot~sa
it, Losnvills journal.
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New York. Dec. 2.
Gold hrm and steady opening q 29s.
gong up to z3S} and down sRais .
234.
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Ihsvs rseeivsd fall ssopn,ss Of III.
lase eastIe At Ft11tlIa Is 8 ons which
mase p e6Fonfslsd - dns Of The rnose
oriiIlant e - per. 1br three days sharp
skirnishiaA - fspt sp daring the re-
tlrenset ofCnr army ffeR Dacf River to
frAnkIin, dofiDg which sinss mtsipl;pitS
Df egploits and suceeSoes resulted - m.
Datiosal arr. Ges. CsxI oondosted the
noseneh6 - The 20sh uk. and sehisve3. |.
Z splealSd yistop svsr che rabela q
SpriaG Hill pkjie Goner,a Wilson : cav.
airy gaissd : seeiso of imporss,t sac
eessee ever terest IN the 4dvance oo the
Rske see.sen Tsins and Spring HiiI
ponne sne afternoon OF the 30th the
rebel army severely pressed ~. nndar
Hind, who had Cheatkams1 and 0,av,yrsl
corp: sad portion Of Dicf Taylor's CON-
msnd, numbering in all over q. 600
Owing . cox's gaiiant chect IL Spring
Hill portion Of the two corpe we're en-. |
ac'ed % gain Franklin esfly in the dsy, |
vhss they threw up line |of works es-
teadssg Iron 80 ssa 10 vi clhsr q tho
curve 10 the river, behind 4hich oar an.
tire infantry command took position. /
y ps!sissay : P. =. tie tDeuy's far<l |
mads : charge and succeedsd ID maxim \
Z temporary break 10 our ,eestre. com
nanded BY Wagner. With Sharacteri,,io
impe.aosify, ths sssmy, composing Cheat
hams corps, dashed into the bresstwdk.
and by opsrstiag with the aassckipg odrtv
on their left stsem pted 70 tovelone Ana
destroy our right. In the nick Of time
the troops Of Wagner we're rallied and
threw their whole force upoh the rebel
column, and drove back The storu1ne
party in great disorder, capturing sevetei
hundred prisoosrs. Four times after thisl
he rebels charged il three liues, but vSre
'ePuissd - often H'th great slaughter. |,
The rebels numbeied q ltast two Ito
'sr ono. Nearly half Of ,hs lshssa aSil
'ofps were in reserve. Ous brsastvork.
rere over knee-high and the rebel los. Ia T,
EIlled Is three times our own, Ishile their
rounded 10 at least ak times more ,hl II
'ars. The artillery Ere Of the enemy was u
made With great precision, but their 81 II
nunision consisted chiefly of shtt and III hi
Ehils for two hours immsnse Quantities lfI
more mnrdsrous missels we're hurled vish a
sarful fury into the rebel lises. All Al
empts Of the rebsls TO gain Ipsfmansntl
dvance were frustrated and q dark the I (
federal positioa wss uschsage@. Il
The rebels retired under cover of thk |,
Toods south OF Coiumbia pike. Il
The rebel loss IS before stated is fullJ /,
600, inclsdiug over 1000 prisoae4.. "a
Iou.ual number OF which wete oficer1. Ia
)ur loss reached . total Of about l.OOu I
IN artillery duel vas kept up till nearly
aidoight. when our troops sdmuesced I
rossiDg Harpeth River, bringing all our I
rains over in safety before daytghs. The I
rmy then retired 70 within four miles Of !
h's city, at which point our front line
onfrons the enemy. n,
The falling back of the army is in acl ,
ordance TO the programme, and the bat
10 Of Fsanklin, although one efI che nest .
rilliant, was not intended TO be deci4
i've one. H..
L
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zxseutisn sf 1siisr.

New York, Doe. 3.
Muller was executed in London os the
xiths mahingsa confession on the scaf-
fold. -.
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| s*S|r - IEahse 1stk, Dse Q. /.
Ths Heralds Matches eorrespondeo. Of
the 2lst gives an account of rebel OPEN
lions aloag abe Red Riverris Lerisiana
snd particularly 1t and around Alexaa.
dria.
The rebel Gensr.l Buckaee,a SON mad
Is in that region and has bis headq uartsrs
., Alsxandria, where additional formidable
defensive works hare bsen erected for the
purpose Of rendering il impossible for
.hf Union gunboass to again ascend Red
Riker. y
The dams which 0sn Bailey construct.
ed TO release the feet accom- pan yiog
Banks army have teen used to form !
part Of the fortidsstions and spp.rsnuy
With very good effect for the setel d.
signs.
10 all this country a far around Alex
aadria - General Baeknsr'a authority
reaches an indiscriminste and marciIess
conscription of ell the male inha habi,ants il
eaforced. Old nea aud young hoys.
foreigners and natives. the liables nd the
exeppts. are alike gathered to swell the
ranks Of the rebel armies.
The Hsrald's correspondent furnishes
additional confirmation of the report that
Allen; the rebel Governor. of Georgia. had
organized 10 reeimeum of uesroes n
Shreveport AT preseot they are employ
ed in STRENGTHENING the defeuses OF that
place but are inssfueted "a tie regalar
military drill and Allen expects soon to
receive authority from Richmond Tor soon
putting them into the rsbel service.
The Union General Lee in his official
report OF his late successfnl cavalry ex.
pedition into the interior Of Leusiana.
says that be had 6ght At Liberty and
captured 200 hundred prisoners ., including
IS oncers. piecef Of srnilery aud be.
tween six and gitLupdred horse, and
number of negro.s. and destto Cd in
mense rebel army stores on the railroad.
From Gen. Themas--Aaethsr Battle
imminent.
Louisville, u, c. e.
This mornings journal says: General
Thomas has abandoned his position At
Ffankiin and formed his line of battle
Within three miles Of Nashville
Yesterday evening The two hostile ar
mics were engaged in skirmisainr. and
the rattle Of hnassetry could plainly be
heard in the streets OF Nashville A bat
tie terrible in fury is imminent.
We don't bslieve Thomas has any fear
for the result. He is NOS IA seak = he
would make believe. He cap offer
battle TO better advantage to himself in
front Of Nashville thaa It any other point.
HE left wing rests on Murfreesboio, and
when strengthened b. the forcs At Chat
tanooga win be stroag enough 10 close ia
H.Dd and cut of his retreat. Tae rebs!
General u pressing blindly forward. Gen.
Thomas has laid trap and The To- is TOO
eager 70 eisbie 1t the bait. Already the
lines are closing. and each hour the
threads OF the net are more com pletely
WOH0us~ -
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WANTED - FAxseed wanted for
the 0Fs,on White Lead and OIL Co, for which
the AsSA<st market prize viii Aiu .ss be paid by
K0BERTs w ALBERe.
Agts- for OF W. L. o. Co.
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~ DOZ BURNETTS BoSTONEX-
w TRAcrs-Ths beet in use.
For sAle by ROBERTSON 4 ALgERs.
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~ CASES DURkEE'S SELECT
~ sPIGEs-Ihs only PHre specs u be had
For sale by Ro8ERIS0S 4 ALBERS.
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~ CASES SHAKER PRESERVES
~ and FRUIrs. For sale By
ROBERTSON 4 ALBERs
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nRESSED DTURKEYS& CHICKENS
IL wanted at highest market prires by
ROBERTSON & ArnERs
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Sn BBLS. SORGHUM MOL ASSES
Wv vxrtet nj best market rates by
ROBERTSON a AIRERS Greerrs
ncrSDd IS Aain street, Seokak, Iowa
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NUFF LOST On Wednesday after
iNA nooa Nov z3s on tsse Plane--rzd ~r ii Eeokpk
MxK SKIN NrFg The heaaT xlll be siits ty rey srd
BY leaving the at j. W. 0rienA~ Book Stffe.
nov2s-du II. HOLLAND.
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Nothing doing in cotton or sugar.
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GREAT EXPLOSION on THE POTOMAC.
&c.. &c. Nc.. &c.
Prom " asllington

WASHINGTON Nor. l4-The gunboat Tulip,
attached to the Potomac fotilla, left st. Mary :
at 3 L. NJ. on Friday for the navy yard here,
and when passing Ragged Point at 8 20 i. NJ
her boilers exploded with terrible crash rend-
ing the upper portion of the vessel to atoms,
scalding the officers and crew. and hurting them
in all directions.
Several OF those who escaped without serious
injury ran Immediately to lower the gig. BE.
fore they could get il down, the wreck of the
Tulip sank, carrying down with her mos, OF
those on board.
Some of the officers and men seized what they
could lay their hands 0n and succeeded in keep
ing sflOat for over an hour, until their position
was discovered by the tug boat Hudson. Captain
J. Allen and Engineer X. Granger, which picked
10 ten persons, who we're all that escaped The
ten picked up sre Ensign Wagstah aud Masters
Mate Davis, who were the only ones who es
capped uniniured.
Masters Mate Reynolds had his leg broken,
and the engineer. Teele. was slso very badly
wounded.
Six of the officer. of the Hudson searched
diligently among the floating pieces ot wreck,
but succeeded in finding no others than those
mentioned and steemed on to ST Ingoes.
There was on board the Tulip at the time OF
the explosion % officers and men. Among them
the following. Acting Master, W Ii Smith,
of Philadelphia: Ensign agstaf, Actin. Mas
ters Mates Davis, Reynolds. Ruffenburg, Ham
mouth, Simmonds, Parks Gordon, 1ecle The
Tulip OF the vessels built ar New York 8,
Tor Mandarin Ward, of China. after whose dc tth
the government purchased the rulip and Fuschia
another Of Ward's vessels
The following is q list the officers and crew
OF tic sunboat Tulip. which was DESTROYED on
Monday:
Wm {. Smith. Acting Master. commanding;
r. W Wagstaff, saved: John Rufienburg. John
Davis. John Hammond, g ii. Parks, John Cor
don, Benjamin F. 1eelc, Charles IIenDing. Wm
Mccormack, jos. jackson, John Roberts, j
Allison, John Nolan James Porter, " H.
Simmonds, benjamin Pollock, Patrick Carroll
Michael Holland. Thomas Carter, Charles Ruff
Z. Johnston. NJ. Beniger. Patrick Quinton. las
Robinson. James Carroll, james Collev. Jerc-
miah Holland. saved
George Wilson. " O'Connel, Jas Blsckeu.
Thomas Watson, Richard COnover, Jas Leary,
Eayii Pierce, n Haskins, T. Berk, Elijah JEFF
ferson, Robert Warren, Benjamin Brown, Fleet
Burrei, Beverly Mason, +. f. Greene, W.
Fletcher. Charles Sterns, Battle Fitzhugh. Noah
Brooks, James Bulger. John Digs. Frank Snow
den. Jules Falatt. Wm Lindsay Smith. George
Ireland. Jane Porter. Michael Holland
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TEyHE FIRST COLLEGE OF THE WEST WHERE
actual BUSINESS practice Is conducted with theory
In rEAoHSo, and where session Of Board OF Trade s
held by experienced in all the legitimate ransac-
uons and usages OF the West.
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Rebel News.

NV oEk. November l5-Richmumd papers
OF the llth have been received
I ne Richmond editors having become satisfied
that Lincoln is reelected, conclude that he is no
fool and pretend with a similaton OF sublime
resignation 10 have made up their minds for
either triumph ar annihilation; and again the re
cessiiy OF making the slaves fight for them 1.
strongly urged by 4 rebel tolegraphic dispatch
from :, annah, Ga, which says that Col. Nun
ford and Capi. Hatch. the Union and rebel ex-
change commissioners. had at entirely satisfac
tory interview ON Savannah river on Friday last
10 reference 70 the exchange u ten thousand
prisoners oa each side. and that the transfer OF
then 10 their respective authorities would com
meuce the next day.
The total losses O. tie rebel General Prise IN
Missouri from the commencement of lis can.
paigu down 20 the tine when he took refuge IN
the eastern part OF Kansas on the 10Th alt are
estimated At over , 200 killed and wounded. and
shout COO prisoner. The enlite Cnioa lo>s i:
I .6O0
kheu 6elosai pieasaHiob Telinquishej tht
pursuit OF PTiee', shattered army on the 2jtl
ult. the chase va taken un by Curtis who -oms
t.me since, Is 0uC readers are aware, drove ihs
.s.hels aeross the Missouri border into Ean~s>
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NEw YORK, November l3.--The Herald mas
sketch ct the movements of Sherman and
Hood since September. when Hood commenced
his flank movement
By November, says the Herald. the Army of
the Tennessee had lei' Rome and was en- route
10 Atlanta.
0n November Alb. the 9TH corps. the l4th.
18th, 10th. Eth aud 20th had been concentrated
AZ the las, named city. and rapid preparations
were being made to begin the march
Sherman LETT in the highest spirits, aud ,ele
graphed bis intentions in these remarkable words
Hood has crossed the Tennessee Thomas
will take care Of bin and Nashville, while Scho
field will rot let him into Chattanooga or Knox
Vile Georgia and South Carolina are at my
aercy, and shall strike
do not be auIioo- about me- tor am all
right
This is bis ady+ec The rebel papers already
announce thai i've has started ON his march.
Where i he goingI To Andersonville-where
the rebels have 2o,Ooo Union prisoners penued NJ
ike hogs. which lies in his Way.
y few days ago sherman wrote 10 the Pres
dent of the - Louis SANITARY Commission as
follows:
Il thank you lor the prompt iulhilmont of the
request 10 send certain articles for our prisoners
AZ Andersonyillc Things have changed since
and | may have To 20 in person - deliver these
articles 10 The prisoners
The " Worlds Washington special saws. Thos.
Wilson, American Consul AZ Bahia. Brazil has
arrived in Washington, and had m interview with
Secretary Seward.
1t is rumofed that Wilson's Consulate vas al.
tackled by tue populsce Of Blbia. and that he
uarroSly escaped With his lite
II Is sid Seward will send an speloev 20 Bra
I'll Ter the capture OF the Florida
Tie Tribune says Capt. Collins viii be -us-
tliucd Us or Government.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution OF Cop1rfaershir

ruNHis 3lst day q octob-r, ~ murual consent. G
I Dunn AP. Gansollc. fhs lT.n q ;. &. Duzn c.
have dissolved partner-hip Tie business q the rrn
viii be settled by J. C. nzn the cd stand No - ara
Is Ksnzeky Assune These Indebted vii please can
and settle. and osiss G. pcTn
Indianapolis. o., s,-nss, &c.
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS.
EXECUTIVE DPARrM NJ oF lNnIASA.l
BUEYAU OF fISANcE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT oF INniAsAl
BURKAC oF fISANCE.
lNpIASsPOLIs Julc Il. lS64
INDIANA oFFICERS, who have been or ~ seryins -
TIE army, are afs Ffsf hat their Oidns.ec Return
w be made up aut lated e. The proper Department
and csreates q acquilisnee ohsaue rec Of etafgs
by applying % lr. C. E3oze. Cbscl CleTk ssase ore
Departuent, o.ce stairs over Na'tu> harl-
ware store, 10 II West ashngtsa ll1lauapoi
Bv making refars. -hove directed officer viii not
Only Al fee, 6ut Icy vii Be able settle With tie
Government ant draw their pay from oae a. three
rronths e-riier ttsn the tasines entrusted Clan
Agents
By order of 6oyerror NoErOs.
W. ". ~. TERRELL.
F25-ttf fE~rsizl Secretary
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instruction and Practice.

The Instructors and ProprictOr Of this College have
oyed experience. both I'm practical Teaching and
actual Business having experience CT hteen years M
the business and for several years principal eacher and
head ofthe actual Business Department Of the Pough-
keep-ie College To yOung mep, who can devote ou Two
three months study, would call their attention
this system OF Business Instruction and popular Edu
cation. where you upon the study aud di,cp-
line of acquiring wealth by the employment ot LABOR
Talent and Capital.
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Notic~- published IN the local columns Of
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s9er ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deafhs With funeral Notice attached ti;
sithoui rotice free
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individuals associations, by churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head q
Special Notices, ten lines over will be charged double
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Yearly advertisers 80 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
charged the Of fl 80 for each name la the
Daily and the Daily and Weekly, the 20 be- In
all eases paid In advance.
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rfyHR HOTEL PROPERTY or THE CORNER OF
Delaware and Sonth streets, IA IIdlaIer,,li- eos.
lsnng 40 rooms Situated vel - secure : thflvIr,
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SsricsI0md's Pile Remedy.

For sale by W. I. Haskit 4 Co, Browning Sloal
Stewart Morgan, J. T. Senonr. Tomlinson Cox al
Egner wocher. mar. -dlyead&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

There Is a boot and shoe var raging in
Paris Sandaled shoes, il appears aTe coming
into vogue again. aud The bellies OF Paris, who
are not 80 famous for pretty feet as they are for
nest snkies sre resisting the Innovation.
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South New Jersey Street.

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Having completed my Factory. prepared Co fas-
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the head which nature has neglected 10 embclsh or
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0fFICE-5l4 Ffih street., l'etweeI
son. west side.
To insure sasefy % al letter, dircc
GALYN'S HEAD
Drawer "a
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

BUY GENrISEwALrHAN WATCH if,sn van
sanrahls and reliable rin'e-kecrsr
BCY AeE>UISE w,LrHAs wATCH--itc co.tsls..
and is worth double ihr iaic- --e worthless rnEi
and Swiss watches
GENUINE wALrHAN WATCHES, made cxprrs,l
Tor RaihOod Eagis,s6s ead Conductors.
GENUINE wALTHAN WATCHES, Ha,i. expressly
for Soldiers hantiagcas', secura, iiae.ke-per
We get waehes dircc, from The mandatory. and
ksep none but the genuine.
SINGLE WATCHES SENT 70 SOLDIERS ar other.
in vsn' Il tneAecp,r. at the ows-t possible
TIE trade .rrpsie, faciery rrir.. sera .or a c
ralar.
We al-o have a large variety 81 ar If.,I SNis.
Watches, Fine Jewelry and solid f'st.
W. p. BINGHAM & CO..
so East Washington Street,
Near Old Fellows Hall