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If o ba sdIt enoyments that
be available.
The spacious Hall will be brillia.tS nIalnina
ted aad profuscly orna mented with ."eis.eonS,
flowers and drapery; and decorative gas an "as.'
and rock work, Refreshments, boquets and 80
tul and fancy articles will be offered for sale. A
capacious stage will be erected and recherche
Gmusemens and entertainments Of various kinds
will he introduced each evening. All will DO
made redolent with perfume. Music and melody
viii abound, and every thing possible will be done
to make it worthy the sacred object whose cause
it pleads
Contributions of money, goods, useful and fan
cy articles labor fruit flowers, iosities nation
al relics, Etc, Etc, are solicited and will be
thankfully received by any of the officers or COM
mittee
The assistance and cooperation of the Ladies Is
especially invoked
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
are earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
love- ana send contributions and delegations to Its
support
The following named gentlemen from neighbor-
ing towns and cities have been appointed agents to
forward any contributions that may be contributed
to them, and also to any and all means In
their power to further the good work on behalf OF
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MERUHINTS on ijIilI' WaEEEfN6,

rMEkQHANTS UF WaEELlNU,
AaRsa1sa sIssils1y xdhoGls slaiaSG ySu.
But Bssf fos c S s ; RSas ess :.
any note you gave m trade-a debt OF gratitude
indeed that half your gains would NOT repay Don't
falter now but once more pull the elastic band and
lay the wallet bare. u as4Np4
LADIES! I.
Little need be said TO you; your hands are always
ready, your hearts are always fulll Once more your
county calls you to your dutY. We know you Will Do
tnere. sui II isidW fi.s.eH bas hlGssiglI
70 e MINISTER'S OFITHE GOSPEL!
Stir up your Jocks to be jealous in this holy cause
Plead With them to emulate the example Of the good
samaritan of old. Never was brighter opportunity
never was there more fearful responsibility
y az" ;sI.ai' - CHILDREN, ~, a5 30
Save your pocket money and spend it at the Patriotic
Festival There it will bring you all it sworth and
heal many a wound beside. -s,fz, Nco I'd Il
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBORING,TOWNS,
Give US your sympathy and something more substan-
tial. ~ su nal CO rs .. s3S1u .li'.. g, -
Some Jealous patriot in each community SET the pau
of love rolling and when it is filled with the sood
things these poor soldiers have preserved 70 you o
il on to us and soon filled with heahng PAINS ana
spiritual consultations 1t shall be rolled ag am 70 tne
side of the sick and the mangled, the dying ana 'ne
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
hOCADDIES Prairie Farm" las,
~ 30 do sold Flag do
20 do Hearts Delight los
40 do ''zack Taylor" l-4s
40 do Spun Roll los
20 do Anna Bell, NATL. leaf las
rs half butts Edmunds &C, long los
10 do do Formal IS
10 Sd do K and R los
IA do Simon Pure; nat IT,
10 II do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
boxes Elderado do
10 KEEPS Twist do for sale at
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE
myll
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the suffering soldiers:
Dr. Storer, Triadeldhia, w, Va.
G F Scott, Wellsburg, do
J ] Burns Fairmont, do
James A Bell Cameron, do
Jas F. Wharton Parkersburg, do
Geo, Bier New Martinsville, do
Andrew Dare Sistersville, do
Thos Hough Man Dington, do
Horace Resley Grafton, do
Geo, Edwards Moundsville; do
II Hagans Morgantown, do
Jas I Wayman Glen Easton, do
Jno Irwin Clarksburg, do
JAS A Campbell, Bethany do
Juo Bayha, Fulton do
Joel Truesdale, w Alexander Pa.
Robt Simpson, Claysville do
John Baird Washington do
5 j Crothers Taylorstown do
ii Rhodes Bridgeport Ohio
rice, Martinsvis do
q " DilwOrth, Mt Pleasant do
Col l. Poorman, st Clairsvile do
Lippincott, Jr Morristown do
Richardson Il Bro Belair, do
Jno Saunders Sunfish do
Wilson l. Bro, Cadiz do
j p Watson, Harrisville do
f Bittee, Newport do
Wilson Stringer, w Wheeling do
Chas Hare, Summerfeld dc
ii Benninghaus Williamsburg do
Capt Watson, Greysville do 81
NJ Blackburn HarriOttsville do
Jno Bradheld, Evansville, do
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COMMITTEES

ON HALL,
James Bodley, John Claytor,
Isaac Cloudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Thos Hornbrook, w. b. simpson,
Nicholas Schultz, W. B. senseney,
James Gilshrist.
ON DECORATIONS.
John Bishop; Ed. Reid,
E r, Addison, John Bayha,
G. X Cartwright.
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
W L, McNeeley, DR. A. 3 Todd,
Oglebay, Jos. Seibold.
g. L. Cranmer.
ON ADJUSTMENTS.
j A. Metcalf, j. 5. Rhodes,
Aug. Campbell, b. b. Stone,
Samuel Laughlin. -#
ON FANCY ARTICLES,
Theo ,Gorrel, Augustus Pollock,
". NJ Nicoll, H. Fisher,
John Roemer.
ON SUPPER
mo X. Botsford, VIM. u, Sawtell,
Hiram Young VIM. M. Beryhill,
E j. Stone.
ON FINANCE.
John Donlon. Alex Laughlin,
John F, Hopkins, Geo. Adams, ...
M L. OFT
ON PRINTING .T
+. w, Paxton, T.. MeAfee,
John f Wilson. W. B. Smith,
Samuel P. Hildreth.
On CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS.
Ed. Booking, A. c Partridge,
Geo Storm, DR.. j. c. Hupp.
D. Z. Donnel.
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS
And Glass, VIM Graham,
Jer'h, Sheppard, Jas mckinney,
j. Fl. Williams.
ON LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS
NJ. SCALAN Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR.
E M Norton,
las E. Wilson, A. G.. Robinson,
Lieut.. hnap, VIM. Dnlon'
ON POLICE.
I,o,,h Warren Capt. Britt,
Can't 6~er, J, E. Bier,
". D, Lewis.
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.CURIOSITYS SHOP
..E AND
Gallery 81 Fine Arts.

To the People of Western PeDnsylva-
MIA. Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
above named department of the Wheeling FAIR ana
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send us such
Relics, Trophies and Curiosities
of every description, you may have, or can procure
from Others or, without delay give notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
also challenges your zeal in the good cause Give or
lend us your Oil Paintings, Sculptures, ETC.
All arrlcles merely placed on exhibition will be re-
capted for by any member of the Committee, carefully
preserved and promptly returned.
The history of each article should accompany II, and
if donated Its value.
Coaomittee on, Curiosity Shop and Gallery Of Fine
AJts.
Edmund Booking George Storm,
| DR., J. g. Hupp, A 9. Partridge,
d. Z. Done Prot. A +. Ross. o..
The following persons will receive In their respective
other war; curiosities of every description oil paint
ings sculptures &c. and forward the same by Adams
Express, TO the Committee:
| John g. Jacob Wellsburg W. Va
| Samuel McCulloch, short Greek, West Va.
| John Beck, West Liberty. &"
Joseph Hedges, West Liberty
DR.. j. II. Storer, Triadelphia,
W. Johnston, Post Master, Rosby's Rock, ". Va.
John Bell BelltDn, ". Va.
Thos. L. Bogges, Pennington, W. Va
John j. Brown, Kingwood "
Harrison Hagans Brandonvile, /"
Rev. NJ. V. 4. White Oakland, Md.
| J. N. Boyd, Fairmont, W. Va.
Col. H Dering, Morgantown, va.
| James E. Whal ton, Parkersbnrg, ". Va.
| DR.. Thomas McKeDnan, Washington, Pa.
VIM Moore, Washington, Pa.
| Rev. John T. Brownlee, West Middleton, Pa:
| 8. Ma Ball. West Alexandra .. Pa.
| Judg . s. Cowan, ST. ClairsviIle, Ohio.
| Dr. Israel Werlich, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
! Dr. s. Fudenburg, Bridgeport,
Coulson Davenport, Barnesville,
| Dr. c. Hildreth, GAINESVILLE IS
| George Edwards Monndsville VIVA.
| Dr. VIM. D. McGregor, Steubenvile, Ohio.
| JY Moore, Clarksburg, W. Va.
| J. P. sturgiss, Cranberry Summit Wv
| Dr. M c. Dougherty, Grafton, +"
Joseph 8. Morrison, Pittsburg, Pa.
| ie20-td. p i-ALi Hs.
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Relics, Trophies and Curiositie

of every description, you may have or can procure
from Others or without delay give notice to the Com
mittee where they can be found. The
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Christian and Sanitary Commits
sion Fair, a.D,

NOTICE is hereby given that tie following arrange
l$ments have beeu made with the RailEoade and
Steamboats, to carry all donaonf free and issue round
trip tickets with dollar coupons attached, which
good for admission to the Hall purchase Of any
article for sale: -
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad.
Central Ohio Railroad.
Hempfeld Railroad.
Steamboat Express.
f." Eagle.
Falcon.
T" Odd Fellow.
&c Ratler.
Henry Logan.
Minerva.
je20-lw HENRY CRANGLE, Perst.
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Albums and Gard Pictures,

large and superior stock of PHOTOGRAPH.
Z LBUM Ms always on bsnd and for sale whole
10 and retail. great variety of CARDS for
LBU Ms for ssIs very low Sc
rnce f.ts OF Albums, or Catalogues Of Cards
will be mailed to any address on the receipt Of a
three cent postage stamp.
Goods Of this kind will be sent by mail, past
Id stmannfacturers prices. 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

New YokK. December l9--Tbe CONNER
Gals Washington special ssys: Richmond pa
pers of Saturday concede that Savannah must
be taken. and that the telegraph communication
Is cut OF This indicates a complete investuen,
oil the city.
1t is expected that Mr. Stevens will introduce
a bill changing the time for imposing two dol
lars tax on whisky from January 10 February
lst
The Com mcrcal announces that Wilmington
Hsrbor IL supposed to be the destination OF the
great expedition which sailed from Hampton
Roads on the l3thfnst II SAYS that the plan of
Admiral Porter will probably be 10 efec. frs.
the reduction of the forts which ne shelled al
long range A soon IS the fire OF tie fort
slackens the light draft boats and monitors will
pass the forts and encounter tho distractions in
the river above, to sid in the reduction of the
fort Admiral Porter will probably have re-
course 10 the explosion of the powder close under
the walls, demolishing them by the conclusion
The distractions once removed from Cape Fear
assist Butler 10 capture the place. II success
s achieved, Wilmington will undoubtedly be
made base for future operations
The Commercial also saws that there ia 20 be
no winter quarters for GIy Of our armies excep,
portion of Grants, which will continue the
siege Of Richmond and Petersburg
Before the lst Of May We will occupy the en-.
tire coast, aud every strategic point on the line
Of communication in the South Lee will be
poverless 20 prevent THE and by the frat of Nav
will find Grant ready 10 dispute With him for the
possession Of Richmond
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az The meeting at Roberts chapel last night
70 devise some means for the support OF soldier =
families, was not "a largely attended We
would have wished; but there talent there;
there wealth there. The latter is what was
most needed Bu, 10 get up some systematic
mode of getting at the people for their individual
contributions was the great topic of discussion.
Some were for appealing directly 10 the people
by prominent influential. sterling men. directly.
Others 10 get I'D fair and raise a fund in that
way. and then in competition with all this. the
county commissioners were to be requested to be
more liberal towards the families OF those who
have placed them in the position they occupy
Resolutions were offered by the Rev Mr. Lo-
zier. in which vast number Of committees were
TO assist in getting 20 fair. There wac q unsn-
imOus vote in favor of that. The Governor. in
addition to the fair. the direct appeal to the PEG
pie, aud 20 the county commissioners said be
would also recommend appropriations 10 DE made
81 the next Legislature The general sentiment
that prompt action should be taken. Hu-
manity. patriotism. every generous feeling il the
human breast demand immediate action.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

By Mr Brown, . resolution relative 70 the sp
poinsmeEt Of an overseer Of the poor for eacl
ward. to be nominated by the Mayer. particular
ly 20 see about The distribution OF wood.
A long and interesting debate followed.
Finally, it resolved that the Coupciimer
Of each ward, or como person appointed by them
to serve grs,utously. should act 10 the matter Of
giving orders for wood TO those entitled
A resolution was offered insiructng the BOARD
Of Public Inprovemen.st TO inquire Into the er
pediency Of posting the names Of streets in con
spicuous places Adopted
w. z. Willetis, q. 81. Peipps. and William @.
Phipps, we're appointed City Assessors
After the transaction of further business, the
Council adjourned
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City Council Proceedings
Monday Evening Dec. 10. lss4

Monoay Evening Dec. ~, 1904
The Council met at y o'clock Hif Honor,
Mayor Caven. in the chair aud quorum pres
ent
Mr. Brown presented a petition from Joseph
VI. Sturgeon. With regard to the numbering OF
the streets aud houses OF the city. Referred
Dr. Thompson presented remOnsrauce
against the annexation of the S.. Clair addition.
and other adj aceut localities. Incorporating them
within the limits Of the city Tabled for the
present
Several other petitions on the same subject
we're presented aud disposed Of as above.
Mr Brown. from Committee on Streets ard
Alleys, from Hldehrand and others. presented 4
petition with regard to the vacation of az alley
between lots and 3. from the Bluff road 90 ILL
nois street Granted.
Nr Emerson called up the ordinance for the
grading aud bordering Of Tennessee street be
tween " Washington aud ST Clair streets Pass
ei.
By the same an ordinance for the improve
ment Of Circle street.-the same 10 be graded
and touldered Passed
By the same. an ordinance for the improve
ment of Washington street. between Alabams
and New Jersey streets. PassG
An ordinance bordering Washington street
between Missouri street and al alley lying west
vas passed.
An ordnance Tor tue Improvement OF ono
street east of Pennsylvania street. was passed.
An ordinance for the improvement Of squar,
IS. west from Maryland street. was passed.
report vas submitted from the com mite,
Tor the revision of the enrolment list The list
OF all tie wards c. the city will probably b'
printed during this week The committee aske,
leave 10 continue i,s work. Report spptoves
and adopted
Mr Brown. from committee, presented AZ or
dnRnce regulating The police force and the dis
+ tiioution thereof The chief features OF the or
dinance were the increase Of the force the dc~ig
/ nation Of The stations OF their seyersl squads
T their compensation. rot 10 be increased or dimin
F ished duriug eienDiAl term The ordinauc
catered into matters in detail. vas quite lengthy
and was read At length by Mr brown twice. an
five hundred copies ordered printed
The ordinance for the snnexa.on Of Drake.
! Ct Clsir's aud Wes''s additions 20 the city ws
taken M and read
Or Barry. beng present. presented remon
! STRANGE and supported Il 81 argument, seAins
Incorporating the suburb indicated. unlo-s all N
OUTLYING localities were also taken In
Dr. Jameson moved that tho Whole natter b
isssssIssly pesspsssi Carries
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From Nashville.
NASHVILLE December I9

A courier who left Franklin yesterday reports
that the rebel force Is m full reiresi. Haich's
cavalry attacked The rear guard Of the rebels %
Saturday, capturing q large number of Prison
ers
The ssh corps crossed HArPesh river a. Frank
lin on Sunday morning.
Franklin Ia reported full Of rebel wounded,
over 5000 being left there OF their retreat
EVER church snd public buiidiug IN the place
has been taken for hospitals.
Rousseaus comnsnd attacked and routed .
portion Of FORESTS force near Aurirsesboro on
the 18th.
Heavy rains fell yesternay. River rising rap
Idly; ~ feet of water reported on the shoals.
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LATER FROM NASHVILLE.
The Rebels i'm Full Retreat.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
ac.. &c. &c. &c.
rom Cairo.

CAIRO, December l9-The steamer Alel
Dean brings Two hundred and thirty seven bale.
OF cotton from Memphis for Cincinnati
Steamers from the Ohio river report much er
element At Caseyvile, Ky. and vicinity The
citizens bad fed across the river in consequence
of the reported advance of the rebel Gen. Lyon.
forces Reinforcemen,s have been sen, 20 tina,
place
The steamer Morning Star was captured and
burned Oy guerrillas on the 10th st Island No
40
sued en- order by which all exemptions from
military duty heretofore granted Ia the distric,
OF West Tennessee will be void after the first Of
January next. and oil persons between the ages
81 : and As claiming exemption from any cause
must make proper proof and pr0cDre certificates
before that date Persons wishing to be examin.
ed by the BOARD will FIRST report to headquarters
Of the militia, psy two dollars to the credit OF
the Militia fund Certificates OF exemption will
bs granted for six months only, falling 10 obtain
which, the applicant. will be assigned TO com
psny. Ministers of the gospel in the actual per-
torrance OF their functions a. SUCH civil officers
commissioned di ecily BY the President or csbi
net officer, operators and cipher clerks of mill
tsry telegrsphs officers servants in The army or
navy, sre eIemp, All Others, Including govern.
nient employees. aliens. rebel deserters, between
the ages Of Is and IS. must enroll or leave the
district. All deliuquen,s will De fined from ter
30 hundred dollars for the benefit of the
militia fund All persons employing able bodied
negroes gill DC held acco untsble. that such are
provided with exemptions OF certificates of mem
bership in come colored corps Every failure &c
repOr, will be punished by 6ne of fifty dollars
Another order requires liquor licenses granted
or renewed by the city Of Memphis shall paw a
tax OF three hundred dollars per month
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<ew vsrk Rarkes.
NEW YoaK, December -
Cotton lower sod rs,her less doing: 81 2s@
80
FIour-S.a,e and Western dull ard 3O64
lower. 50 90@l0 10 for extra State; $40 75a
IL 90 for common TO good shioring brands round
hoop Ohio; Sill 3s6l2 90 for trade hrands. With
no BUYERS at outside quotations.
WHISKY firm: western 81 O2d215
Wheat dnli and nominsl: l@2e lover: Chics
20 spring 50 q. q
Rye dull
Barley quiet at 81 s7@20o
earn dull and nominal at 81 669l 80 fer mix
ed western.
Oats active and frp st 81 O3160i o. fOs
western.
Wool firm
Coffee dull, and no sales OF Importance
Sugar quiet; Muscev ado 1920
Molssses steady.
Petroleum So; refined 10 bond quoted o, 7.
crude SIS. and refined free 96.
Pork decidedly lower At 337 50039 Is for
1864. mess cash and regular vsv. closing dull
at about inside prices
Beef steady and id fair demand.
Beet hams in moderate request at 27@26.
Cut meats quiet ~ l6,x@leL for shoulders
aid l562i for hams
Dressed hogs shade easier.
Lsrd lower.
Butter quiet At and heavy at $3.50 for vest
ern and $4,000 for State.
Cheese dull and declining at 1924
Money essy and steady AZ 691 per cen;.
Sterling exchange dull
Gold excited and decidedly lower, opening 81
22l. declining 70 2l0. advancing 20 2l5L, and
closing at 2l7ss
Government stocks active and Hrn.
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xxxyHI CONCRESS---2d SESSION
SENATE



The bill 10 enable aliens Who had served in the
.rmy or navy 10 become eiti,ens Vas reported
and read for the first time
Mr. Grimes introduced bill % efos,e ih.
rank Of Vice Admiral In the navy
Mr. Doolittie introduced bill sppropfis tins
ten millions Of dollars, or a. much - necessary,
for dsfences on the lakes and frontiers.
Mr.. wiIsoo presented . position froa o6'esrs
Of sslsssa srseps sskiss - isGssss sfpay. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

REMEDY FoK PILEs.-I; is blessing TO the
suffering 20 know that We have ali efieciusl cure
Tor this truly troublesome disease. Ar. j. +.
Hazarde. Of l64 Second street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
takes great pleasure 10 informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
Of DR. Stricklsnd's Pile Remedy, and il effected
a permanent cure This seems TO De the case
with all who make Of this splendid prepare
ton 1t is manufactured at No 6 East Fourth
street. Cincinnati Ohio. and sold by all druggists
mAr9tf
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AuctjOneer.

PEAcF OR WAR. THAr's THE QUESTION -
There thousands, aye tens OF thousands of
persons IN our land who DESTROYS of having
peace, but they are 80 afflicted with the various
diseases which the flesh Is heir TO, that there is
an incessant war going an within on account of
the impure state of their blood. that they have
no rest day or night. Their earnest inquiry is.
Is there no balm in Gilead--bo physician
theref" Yes. yes Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Calisaya Btters, and YOU will soon find relief
AMI possess complete victory over your trou-
ble6 and diseased constitution. We speak thus
confidently because we have tried them, aud the
result in our case was mos, glorious Blessed be
these biIters. Indeed they are "pescemakers -
Remember the genuine WahOo and Casays
Bitters have the name of Jacob Pinkerton blown
on each bottle All Others are spurious For
sale BY all respectable druggists and wholesale
dealers tues thu&sat
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CITY TIE NJ S

TRKssrREs yRoA THE Sk..-The largest, rich
est, and most elegant collection Of sea shells sv
er witnessed IN this city. together nth variety
tee. &c, are nov on exhibition ~ Hunt's auc-
ton room They -ill be sold a. auction without
reserve, and we would recommend all those Who
admire the works of nature. who are lovers OF
the beautiful, and appreciate fine aris. to view
and procure for themselves or friends some o.
these magnificent marine specimens. remember
ing that
Fun many a gem % purest ray serene.
The dark, unfafhomed caves q ocean bear"
We cannot convey a description of this beau
tifal collection. but an opportunity which seldom
occurs ~ nov presented for obtaining suitable
presents for the holidays
They are now open for inspection at 81 East
Washington street
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COM NJ ERClAL.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, December Is
Flour nominal and quiet: super - 90;
extra 50 IS.
Wheat Sc lower; prime red 81.
Corn dull. and prices unsettled; 10 900 bush
new shelled solo at 81 07, TO arrive soon.
Rye 81 so
Oats firm at S4@65c.
Barley dull. and no demand.
Whisky active, sales 600 bills at 81 90.
Provisions held firmly and a, the decline ssle.
could be made; $40 was offered for mess pork.
22Ic for lard Cut pork is held at Sal. and
lard 23c Nothing trspspired in bulk meats or
green meats.
Hogs irregular: packers contendsd for de-
cline. but holders did not seem willing 10 gran.
il; 900 los average were held at 4l4 IS. and hea;
w at SIS: sales OF 10 averages we're made at
$l4, and 200 averages At sl4 509l4 Is: the 70
ceipts were 8 600 head.
Coffee dull At 46@47e.
Sugar dull
Gold 2l3.
Silver 200.
Exchange dull At "A discount.ta PAT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

IRELAsD IL lS64.-Dr. David Bell. gentle
man well known as an able and talented lee
turer lately editor and proprietor Of the Irish
Liberator," will deliver a lecture At Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening next. the 10Th inst
commencing at : r NJ Dr.. Bells lecture. We
think. ought 10 be well pstronizec by our pstri
otc citizens who love liberty and wish to give to
oppressed Ireland free and independent ma
tionslity DE- Bells lecture is under the auspi-
ce- of the Fenian Brotherhood and We trust our
citizens will patronize it, and hear for themselves
the wrongs and expressions the Irish people are
compelled to suffer under the tyrant yoke OF
EnglIsh rule declI