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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

THg PsLYER HAY PITCHER AND SrAoKER -
Messrs. I. G. 4 NJ. " Palmer. oi Chicago. eI-
hibited 90 thousands of visitors during The Fair,
one OF their patent Pitchers and S.ackers This
is a mos, ingenious invention. BY which means a
boy with a horse can raise hay thity feet and
make a swing of forty feet Hith ease aud aston
isbing npitity. Attached ." this stacker Is one
OF Pslmer's Horse Has Forks manufactured ny
Wheeler. Mellick & Co. Albany. New York.
There have been more ct these fork, cold than
al kinds put together. and given the mo.t un-
qualified satisfaction. 4 ton of hay can be
raised To the highest barn in the country BY n
boy. horse and two men inside OF four minutes.
No farmer should be without one. The hessrs.
Palmer will remain a fe~ days and will dispose
Of either rights or machines.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

The great play OF Dulwer, - enacted by the
amateur troupe on Thursday evening last, az the
Trophy Hall, was Of such a character AZ 10 call
for the highest enconiums from the public. The
actors. for the first time before the public. &C
quilted themselves in a manner deserving OF the
most h~atiering praise. 4 better acting or better
acted play has not been produced daring the
week. The power OF seizing the characters aud
manners Of the age. and holding the mirror up
20 society. were never more fully illustrated
The character of Graves (kimball.) ever ia
menting hs sain,ed Maria, Vas so perfectly sas
tanned as - call doSn The frequent onc0miums
OF the house; while ,ha, Of Stout stone az a
radical NJ. r., was original and striking. In Sir
John Vssey (Otis.) there vas much originality
aud played 10 perfection. Sir Frederick Blont
(Stoue.) a. a fashionable coxcomb. WAS well
tone and perfect 10 representation. Lord Gloss
more (Bouham.) the aristocrst. vas perfect:
while the principal character, EVELYN. (Arkroid,)
illustrated The force Of how amateur performers
eau al the oill, even ID not up ~ all the parts OF
trained actors.
As 20 the ladies. ne sgnnot speak too highly
of them. The part Of Clara Douela. was per
iormei in a manner that. had she been tina, OF 4
'fstar. would have well entitled hel 10 that sia
ton. Ls1v Franklin and Georsinia came 50
near TO perfection that we can say nothing more.
All we want. With a thousand others. il that the
Sanitary Board have this piece repeated, and ~e
will guarantee that a larger audience than thar
OF the three thous tnd which crowded the sudito.
rum on its tirst representation will desire ;o VII
ness its repetition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08
Officiai Wa bulletin.
w.p DEPARTMENT, whsuIxerox}
o. sobeF :. 1894


October Z. 1854
10 N.jgt General DIX:
IT, recent di.pitch Il 49, mensioard islat Gen
Shermsn va taking measures 10 protect his
communicable from the rebels operating against
them.
Disp.iches received "a, uiehi shos The fullhl-
meat of this.
Gen. Thomas vas sent 20 Louisville 10 or
game tie troops in his district and drive the
rebels from our lines while Sherman was Girec,
ing the movements against the main rebel army
AZ Atlanta.
On the 4sh the rebels under Hood captured
Big Shanty. but we're followed up closely By
Sherman. On the 6h . severe engagement ~ as
fought oy our forces under Gen. French. in which
the enemy we're driven from the field with heavy
loss, and leaving their dead and wounded in our
hanie.
The details are given IN the following, from
General Thomas, written ct Nashville, ll:30
P. NJ:
To L. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF war:
The following dispatch has just been received
from chattanooga:
General Smith, who left here YESTERDAY, the
5th, telegraphs that the enemy retreated from
Alatoona last. evening. moving in the direction
Of Dallas. leaving his dead aud from 500 20 SEQ
wounded in our hands.
Our iOss Is ABOUT lOO hliltu anu -OO WOuDueu.
Nothing further hvs been heard from Sher
man since my last dispatch Yesterday, but the
retreat OF the enemy towards Dallas indicates
that Sherman vas close on his rear near Ala.
tOona.
have just received the following from Gen
Granger, dated
HUNTSVILLE, Sept. 9 10. p. M.-The courier
reported drowned crossing Elk River is in. He
lost the dispatches while crossing the river.
He reports that two rebels were captured yes
terday who say they left Forrest at Lawrence,
burg the night before crossing south.
Gen. Morgsn's advance was skirmishing with
the enemy this morning on Skiye creek. he being
unsble TO cross on account OF the high water.
The Alabama Railroad will be repaired from
here To Pulaski in q week.
~lSignedl Gro. H. THOMAS.
Major General
~lSigueil Z NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08
CURE OF
from Rev Fred. =. ell, professor
Of the state Normal school,,
Albany, ". Y.

DR.. L,slthiR:
DEAR SIR-Under date of March Ia, ! sent
you u cereiul statement OF nv case. its former
trestment. nv failure % obtain relief in that di.
rection. my resort 10 sour treatment aud It's ben
efcial results
| have been from the sin,er Of Tho wear les4.
-ubiect 60 violent periodical stacks OF Ca;arrh.
marked by strong iebIile symptoms. riolentsn-
6anmation Of tie lining membrsues oi tie cavi
ties OF the head. accompanied in The feet sisges
BY 4 watery discharge from the nose. subsequent.
" becoming sorid and yellow. sad toward he
close OF the attack. puruleni ard bloody. Thee
attacks produced 8 most distressing species Of
headache. occurring periodically each day for q
period varying from one 10 three weeks. some
times 80 violent a. 20 incspaoitaie me for busi
ncss and at times eonfne ne 10 my bed. Al
times the attendant; Inflammation would extend
to the teeth, producing tOothsche: or 20 the throat.
0ccasioniug boarseness and psrtisl.los Of voice:
and twice within the last fes years IL has so at.
iecied the left eye a. 10 conhne ne for weeks 20
q darkened room.
l had tried medicines aud applications Of var
Gus kinds. snufs and other catarrhal prepafa.
lions Of some half q dozen kiDds; applications %
The head OF camphor. ginger. and hot iomenta-
tons Of different kinds: and ia connection viih
these 'he Usual emeiics or cathartics employed 10
induce counter action. But none Of these had
pTOOuCcQ auF improvement au0 IN tie
lev instance. in which temporal relief was ai.
forded u vas al the expense Of 30 much strength
ts TO leave me greatly exhausted Under these
circumstance | vas led. though with reluctance.
from the supposed incurability Of the disease. 20
make = trial Of vous treatment found Il soou
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease ~
{ bad never been reached before. and alternating
rs symptons 10 an extent which ! had supposed
impossible. A. The time | gave you nv former
certificate. while ! did no; feel assured Of q com
plete cure. / had obtained = material relief which
nearly repaid me for my trial Of your treatment.
and which satisfied NE that that tresimen was
as effective 40 IL ass simple and philosophical. A
substantial escape from NJ old attacks Of catauh
Tor the Unprecedented period Of nearly BALI q
year, and that in .piie II severe occurrences Of
ilIness which would Rave formerly rendered such
an attack inevitable. Vas, 10 me. proof Of an in
portAni success IL 4 bow sir moaihs since I
| sent yoa ihst statement. and. ~hils ]; j. rEpless
ant 70 me 10 appear thus constantly, and in this
| guise. before the public. Il seems TO me a matter
Of simple justice 70 yourself. and TO those Who
may be suffering as was. 10 add that ! an not
| only AZ fully satisfied As 70 The utility and efica-
CIV of your method OF treating cstsrrh a. ~ss
III months ago; but ! an nos OF the belief that
II there i such q thing asa euro for eh-of ie ca
tsrh. n my case a substantial cure has been
effected Ycar. respectfully.
FREptsicx 6. JrvTLl
Albany. n. Y. September D. ie6f.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

ar oe1rfz vA1
-
sc via lora ne brizhs creaLsa
OF The srtisf ard he bar.
Ys Who deem The Actors stafire
Only % proff ard reward.
Think ~ u0i, uechknk labor
Aivsys gives a richer yislts
Peter use the are or sabre;
Be'f-r REV TIE harvest fsis.
Telling .or The bright I..i
Thsf thosane hearts s1pseis
Never grasplns a. the real.
TIN tie bark Of lfe a wrecked
Re who ih.nk Tie stage . soiaces
fieldips Joy sne princ-ly gains.
Ilule mos The bitter chal.cs
on The weary s>tor drain.
King at night IN sualns splendid,
Prom the green room q the stage.
G1t too soon the play : .ndef;
Then l. read TIE truer page.
Seek him In bis CHAMBER lonely.
Porting DER the norror's part.
wearing smiles In public only.
Where men never read The heart.
In TIE present ever hsrltsi,
Poverty 20 check his aim:
By some iav0rte suppisLted
IN the weary path Of fame,
TIN. Tia. thousands gone before him,
Death usurps hs brilliant prize.
And some friendly hand marks Ger MIA.
"Here q brother Actor les"
Cairo Daily News.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

THE CIxvEIASp AGEIcrLTCRsL WORKS
ae~srs Wright 4 MASSEY were present during
the fair Nth a Hubbard Mower. IN the manuiac
,nye oi which. rs well as ali the principal imp!e
nents. they are extensively engaged. The com
mittee we're unanimous IN awarding Il the nrs'
prem;nm q. a mower This wss really a great
triumph. considering the competition. and 6 high
honor for our Buckeye neiehbcrs The same
machine W.. awarded the first premium, also. ~
a mover at the Michigan and Ohio State Fairs
The nrm 10 question have ai-svs been liberal
contributors 20 our ! . and have adtsd largely
90 the benefit of farmers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

The Hersld's 18th corps correspondent ssys:
Nc further r.oTemenD have taken place aloog
The Ike.
The sharp<hooters have Alacst ceased ariss
The rebel dead suIl Ia al0pg The ground in
front Of our work.
Tho Rebel loss In their assault. m orr FORKS
i stated bI themselves a. 4.c00.
The Tines special says:
Nsjor Dearborn and bis mnsn has gathered
up about IL 900 muskets between Winchestsr
and tho battle Geld OF tie 18Th.
Two prominent c%svslrr Generals have been
seni =, Sherldan's army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08
Testimonials Of Remarkable
Cares.

Among the numerous testimonials in his poe
session, DR.. Lighihili hss selected a lew only Of
those from parties of established position aud
well known throughout the country.
lFrsn the Home Jsurnsl N. - June sss. ise<
In every business or profession. inoeed IN every
department OF science or skill. there Is always
some acknowledged head-sone one Who stands
out IN bold relief among hs fellows, as a sort Of
leader. Ia the study and treatment Of deafness
aud ca;srrh, as special diseases. DR.. Lighthiil. of
this city, occupies the position above described
he has devoted years Of labor 10 this speciality.
and is now resping the reward Of his industry.
The editorial columns Of the Tribune of a recent
date bear witness 20 the Doctors success in this
department Of medicine We quote the para
graph:
"CpRR OF A DrAT Mrrk Louis LoewensieiD,
4 lad fourteen wears OF age. born in Germany.
came 10 this city when he was about tvo years
old. Soon after his arrival here he va, taken
sick and lost his hearing. Bg degrees he became
6rst deaf sud then dumb. For nearly ten years
he vas a mute, unable 60 hear the loucest voice.
or 60 a~rticulsse = VOID About one year ago be
was placed 10y bic parents ia the hands OF Dr..
Lighthill. who hss so fsr succeeded in restoring
20 him his lost powers Of hearing aud ut,erance.
that he csn converse with those Who spcsk 10
him distinctly snd deliberately. Daring The past
four or Eve months he has been under The tuition
of Mr. Bennecke. and has made considerable prc.
grees ia writing snd arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lsd's address.
We further investigated the matter. and discov-
cred that. previous TO calling on Or. Lighthill.
the youths case vas considered hopeless. and he
was for two years sn inmate Of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum Tie Re-. John Mott. D. d.
Professor in Urion College. Schenectady. in
published letter. teEdeIs he gratitude TO DR..
Lighthill, for treating successfully his case Of
deafness. Res. Fred =. Jewell. Professor Of
the State Normal School a Albany. also testi-
hes to having been cured Of catsrrs. DR.. Light
hill possesses other testimonials and tributes 10
his talent from some OF our veslthiest snd most
prominent and respected citizens. which msy be
seen on application. IL would be difficult 10
speak 10 any but terns .. praise az his treat
ment, 10 the face Of ihcse many proofs and fact.
t~cstifyiug Ia MS success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08
From Chattanooga.

CHArTsNoosA. Oct. THE rebels have dis
appeared from before Altoona.
Our victory there yesterday was complete.
The surgeon furrendered their hospitals into
our hauds. with four 81 ak hundred rebel
wounded.
Gen. Corse was slightly wounded in the check
Gen. Brady 20 dsv teIegrsphed from Bridge.
port that the gunboat General Thomas had ar
rived from Decatur. Alabama. with news that
FORESTS train had been captured, and our forces
were between him and the shoals. He was fall
ing back towards the river.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

5r.' LOUIS. October THE enemy appeared
before Jefferson City to-day. but in wss numbers,
OF whether a battle has been fought cannot be
learned 1t headquarters tonight.
Major Wilson. of the ID Missouri Cavalry
ana siI 81 his men, who were captured at Pilot
Knob, have been turned 10 the rebels for execu.
ton.
Gen. Rosecrans has ordered that a rebel Major
anti six men DE plased in close confinement, and
treated in the ssm manner ~ Msior Wilson and
his men.
The damage Joue to the Pacific Railroad, as
far as received. will amount 20 about ,hses
hundred tbOussnd dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

III In our general advertising columns OF
this dsy will De found the card OF Louis
Schoiiz Tbs quality Of the materials KEEP; at
this establishment. az well a. The manner in
~hich they are cut and made up. truly entitle u
70 the title assumed in the card-frsf- class.
The scale of prices will slso be found under
the presen, gold basis. Aud no doubt the supe
rio,its and variety OF the present stock al add
m-nv ne- patrons ~ the old friends of tbe
HOUSE. IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

1900 REwaRp-The above reward viii DC
given 90 any person who can furnish q prescril-
ton for coughs. colds. ~hoopine-eough, asthma
and consumption. which j. equal to DF. Strick-
land. yeihfuou- Cough Bsl-am This balsam
will cure tie above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One fifty cent bottle
- sufficient for any one to- try The worst cases
OF chronic cough. ssihma. whooplng cough snd
primary cases 81 consumption sre cured bv DIR
Strickland's Ncllihuou- Cough RalsNm. IL can
be had At any druggists. IL i different iron
any other cough medicine Ne have known n
this country. y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

HAetNS MAGNOLIA BALM.

The L. the mo-; delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. IL change. tie SUI barnt face and
hands TO Q pesrly satin is1ilfe e. ~rsvlshisg beauty, In
partsDsshe Ia b. purity Of ysGih, aad the disfsas<.
appearance 90 Inviting IN the city belle Offs'hion. II
re,o-es tan. freesis.. Psnpl@s and roaghnsss Of ID.
,kia. leaving The complexion mesh. transparent and
smooth. Il contains no Material ~ln!uroas to ID. skin
P.trooissa ey Actresses s-> or~r. Singer. nis-hs,
every ladT .hesld As's.
seId everywhere.
Pr, pared BY W. 4. HAass. Troy. ny.
Address al orders TO
EAA .. RARxxs . CO., sss ysra
aN-sHp-~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

RICHMOND PLows We mentioned on ~yester-
dsy a fine display OF plows made by George
stiltz. Esq of this city. We neglected to men
zion that they were made by Horuey K Co, of
Redmond. WAYNE county Indiana. one of the
o'dest ana most popular manufactures in the
West. Three Of these plows were awarded the
first premium in q field trial Yesterday. They
worked with ease. turned a neat furrow and were
greatly admired for style and workmanship
The material they use.is of the choicest quality
snd everything they sell stands the severes'
tests.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

TT The matter OF keeping gp the State Fair
during next week was agitated considerably YES
terdss. Ii was supposed, alter all hands had
delibertted on the subject. that il would be probi
NV advisable. weather and other things per
hitting. The Sanitary Bazaar. We are told will
be run. and there sili be horse races and every
thing will be made interesting. We hope sl our
citizens in town will visit the institution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

u We are panied TO learn of the death Of
our old friend Patrick AeGinnis. = veil known
citizen of Indian poEs He expired at his resi.
dence on the 81 instant. Ar. McGinnis was a
gentleman re- pected 10y all who knew him he
vas a patriot and a Democrat. He sent three of
his sons to fight the battles Of their country in
the Union army. He himself hid fed from
tyranny in Ireland. He died n little over sixty
years Of age. Another good man has descended
To the tomb. and those who knew him we'll will
revere his memory while life shall lsst Pesce
to his ashes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

From rho Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke. Rector %
g.. james Church:
SYRACUSE. Feb. 90. les<.
i-hsse been deaf 10 one ear ever since i Was In
College. sone twenty years ago. By The skili
of DR. Lishthili it, hearing vss entirely restored.
60 that now I hear alike With both ears aud End
that I can use M vUice uith much more ease
and confor, thsp before
sctlsA s1s gssrvu n. oRszm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

ATTENTION CoSsoRIrrs To norrov The
grand committee will wait on every drafted
man Who has not plid his subscription and
collect the same. As ve arc informed that
villains have swindled some OF our citizens by
falsely pretending to lie collectors for the draft
fund. each member Of the committee will be
furnished with a paper sealed by the city clerk.
SIRUs MAioR, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

~ Capt O'Leary. the accomplished and pop
ulsr proprietor Of the Brilliant Saloon. No. 81
South Illinois street. has the most choice selec
ton OF wines. liquors and cigars. and his restau
rant. in all appointments. is IN fret class order
We would respectfully ssy TO our friends visiting
the city during this week that they will meet
with no more cordial. welcome and satisfactory
entertainment than al Capt. O'Lesry's famous
establishment. No. 81 south Illinois street.
~,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

sE Ltdies before you 20 home from your
Welt Co the State Fair. call al Forester i Lent's.
No. IL North Pennsylvania street. examine their
beautiful Cloaks. Shswls and Msntills.. and
purchase for yourselves that YOU NAV be gsv and
comfortable during the coming winter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

TT vxSIl vpiil VIcr.i, We came.
We saw, We conquered. For the third time,
Baker 4 McIver have been hooored by the
decided voice of a generous public. with the
name OF keeping the best selection OF Hats. Caps.
and aides Fur~.
The venerable. and no one dare doubt. intelli-
gent committee have once more hung the red
ribbons on Baker 4 McIyer's case.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08
con- IA ERCiAL
~ rELsosArs.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October =
Flour 25@3Oc higher at S. 25@s 50 for es.
ira. S. 7509 for family
Wheat higher and in good demand; 81 1902
for white. 81 7S@l so for red. Corn dull at
81 l5@l IL for ear, and 81 Is0l 90 for
shelled.
Whisky dull at 81 10.
Nothing done in provisions. mrrket rather
dull.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

De. BowLEs-ws understand that he next
case 20 be heard before the Military Commission
now in session in this city will be that of DR..
Bo~les. accused Of being a Son Of Liberty and
Of conspiring against the Government. His trial
will prohHbly begin on Thursdsy next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

~ We suggest a general suspension OF bust
ness on Tuesday uert. in order ih., al citizen.
msy have al opportunity OF going 20 the polls
and depositing their ballots. Let Ne ell go pescea-
Div .nd quietly and DO that thing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

~ Operations under the postal money order
system will begin in this city on or about the
l6,h instant A sufficient number Of blsnks
cannot he obtained until tha, time. and other ar
engagements have hitherto.bcen imperfect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

DR.. LIsHrriLL has returned TO the city. and
can be dsily consulted on Cstarrh. Deafness. aud
all disease Of The Eve. Ear and Throat. a his
residence. No. - ST. MARKS PLACE.
Once hours from 10 A. N. I'LL , r. II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

MIssRs. LuxESs & BgsosERsUsH.- aiiu-
ding to the display OF these gentlemen Yesterday
We should have said they were agents for the
Buckeye Cider Mil. which VAS awarded the hrst
preninm. They are also agents tor Woodsr 4
Child. of Sprirfeld. Ohio. who manufacture the
triumph reaper and self<ske. This isa valua
Die farmers friend. IA il also every article sold
by the above enterpri~ins firm. Werecommend
our farmers 20 call
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

eE- The Fenian Brotherhood will give .
grand ball ON Monday evening next at Masonic
Hall. Turn out aud fill the hall. Professor
Gr~-b's celebrated band will furnish the music
A grand time is anticipated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

Visit the Indiana State Museum. Kin
iers Block. Est Washington stree, What YOU
will see there will be entertaining, amusing,
moral and instructive 20 yourselves snd your
children.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

SE- Five thousand people. at the highest esii
mate. visited the Fair ground Yesterday. Some
OF them we're men. some OF them we're women.
and some Of them we're children. The,
came svsy and went home on their ball iare
tickets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

~ Forester / Lieut.. who are NnoDg OUT
most patriotic merchants. donsted a magnificent
shaw 10 the Sanitary Fair. Everybody admired
il. II, took the premium Such shawls. and
closks. and msntills> Forester & Lent have for
sale. and ell our fair readers ought - call ugon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

II George Pits ice house. on the Central
canal. .ss burned the The other night. Loss
about fifteen hundred dollars. Supposed 10 have
been the work Of an incendiary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

IL Tonight the Magician McAllIG %
pear. before an Indianapolis public =, Masonic
Hall tor che last time Witness hi. sender. ey
all means
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

~ Yesterday ~asa charming ds.-sltssas,s
Clouds and sunshine. Beautiful IL sas for the
Fair and al other ihings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

c- A splendid bill AZ the Metropolitan 10
night The great and magnihcen, Riley. -
sisted by all the beautiful ladies and the accom-
pii-hed gentlemen of the thcstricsl corps. will
appear in unspproschable parts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-08

90 Madame English viii again. to dsy and
60 night. throw open her Museum TO the public
Ii The heantiful ani sccnmpl-hei lady.