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HUSBANDS. ATTENTION If your wifx bins
fresh rosebud in yoar button -hole wien You
60 forth to business il the moaning. be care.
ful to present kef viii haartsease on YOUR re- i.
turn at night. Some men grow suddenly
ashamed of an unassuming pot of fragant mig
nonettc. if a wealthy friend happens to pre-
sent them with few flowers from his con-
ss'vatory, and hide it avsy IN some obscure
corner to mako tooM' for the brilliant bus
scentless escffr,. Wives are not uufreoucu,- :
ly treated afscf similar fashion and perh,n,
it wos1d be well for their fastidions lord.
and masters" 90. down she 6Aowing lines
upoR tie tsbfcts Of theit memories!
htths myrtle, ;shosc perfume 4qricbes III.
bower, '"'
Is priced far beyond cen the raudiest flower /.
.oawifc, who househ3iC can skillfnlly mi.
1sa jewel of price te al rnen-save foo. >
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RATHER SHARP -" Why" inquired coun.
try Clergyman of one Of his nock, 10 you
always sleeP h your pew When ai9 IN the
pulpit, %hiie you sre Ill attention when a
stranger il here 2" " Because. sir," was Che
reply, "wbcn you pfeatK fkEow it's all
rigbs but I keep good bSk-ous on a stran-
GER"
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A PHYSICIAN should have cheerful coun-
tenance. A sentence Of death on his face il
as bad as a warrant for execution signed BY
the governor.
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4bftru.
THE SOUTHERN PRISONERS CRY.


BY MRS. ELIZA G. F. WHITE.
C6NE come yc TO our rescue,
oh Brothers of the North;
Ie who have dwclt in safety
oh come ye bravely forth.
Come in your strength and vigor,
:, Fresh from yonr homes of love,
Which savage war hath touched not:
Come with great resolve.
CUHie to our Southern prisons
Come to our cattis1pens;
Our cry is to you ever,
.'On You our all depends y
Oh we are wasting, wasting.
In want that brings despair -
For food to nourish nature
For, cluth'ng; naked, bare.
We are dying, slowly dying;
For the loved fof Miohi VT pFay;
For the homes we O&hed in freeuthi;
Blessed homes so far Away.
without "A roof to shield us,
II, dcsolation bleak,
Each wcnkcnt,l frame grows weaker,
More blnhcGcd each hollow cheek.
We see our fcllow-mortals
Drop round US. rs tlit lsaycs
The hoary frost his rlt!icrcd,
Vet no kind hand rclietcs.
CUNT Famine stulks r.rbhg us
With victimizing sway,
And meath her sapping dcatli-stroke
DO thousands pass away.
The cry Of mortal aiirGish.
Wrung uut from cbbing life
Gun yc not hear ia..itsd
And sympa,hizc in grief?
ID every chord of feeling
Attuhcd to wars $ hard fult;
And every heart grns. tall1ns
In that beniimbiiir sthobi7
Oh hear our cry, and hasten
=. Relief to dying men.
W hose woes no tongue can uttct
kiiown IN path ctttItsten.,','
Uh hear tha dcalli.*hil, pitadihg
FIR those who yet may llfe
A hid send to us that succor
Humanity should give.
is his Uar crown Of. glory
Our ihted Of pafrit' .eal--
To die The dts.h VI lllGht
lnththlist fiy hearts Of steci7
OH God show us Thy mercy !
From Heaven = blessed cline;
Lc, Angels whisper 10 "a
"Uops ,tor hefkr HHt.
Oct. 1864.
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County Directory.

Judge Of the Circuit Caur.--!Ion. JAMES SMITH.
Ur,rk Of the Circuit Cyurt--HORACk RESLEY.
Rryi,tsr ef WWs-GEO. ". HOOVER.
&rri6--BASIL T. GARLITZ.
S'n.'s 4horney--GEO.'A TIIRtSTOS,
Sirrty9r--JAMES CHISHOLM, JR.
Jaiyrs Of Me Orphans Court
B II. CAMPBELL,
DOUGLAS PERCY,
A. ". l.. BUSH.
CIIART,ES RIDOELY,
EhilAii Fttiffi,
JOIN BELL,
j. II. STALLlNGS.
J. l.. TOWNSIIEfD,
Tay C,lytcfor-S l.. TOW NSHENY;
Citrt 10 Ctmmissioners-JACUB BROWN.
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HEDDING'S RUSSIA SAITN

TEals Old Sores.
EEDDfNG'S RUSSIA SALVE
Curcs Burns, Gnts. Scalds,
KEDDINGS RUSSIA SALVE
Cure, wogmts, Irui;ss, SprsipS..,.
EKJttiSdfS Russia SAhIE
Cures l3oIs, Ulcers CANCERS.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE
Ci,.es Salt fshcuhi, Piles, Erysipcas.
RtDDISa's RtSSfA S.sLvE
Cares ring gsorhs, CorSs, &C..
FAMILY SHOULD BE WITiIoCT 1T.
Only . Gents a Box.
FoR SALE NJ
J.P. DlSsMoRE. 10. 46l Broadway y, r.
&. ". BOWIE h CO.. No. ls fremont ST., B6s
ton. And by all Druggists and Cbdntry Storckeef
crs. May5'64 Y
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DALT'IMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

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II
NEW SCHEDULE FOR PASSENGER TRAINS.
Ok AND ArrEn NOVEMBER 9th 1864.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mai, Train Leaves Baltimore at aTo a. M.
a Cumt,' q at 7.25 p. IN.
Arrisss at Wheeling G.5O Il. m
{bai1y except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves is,ftaaqrs y,4ep:m.
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(Daily.)
Nail Train Leaves Wheeling at 1910 p. m.
81 Cuml'd at 9.45 4. m.
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Cumbd ll.2O p. IN.
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Through tickets for all the principal cities Nortt
and West ef the Ohio River, may be procured a,
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DATES OF ADVERTISING.

The Undersigned have agreed on the following
rates for advertising which will bs strictly adhered
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7ss Sg Aiy who caught |. gen.lem,,,,.
eye is requested to let it Co..
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business Directory
IRON
ASb SAtI. WORKS.

CALYERT IRON
ASb NAIL WORKS.
]. HOpKINSON SMITH,
Is saittii Cl,ar!ea Street,; kAiiiEsbrt.
X ,;lr,al suikes. Iitsk- -heAd aid Cosstsrssnk.
Wrought Iron Chaift. all patterns:
Rve,s--,oiler aud Tank-A full assortment.
Horse and Mule Shors.
Bo,t and Ship Spikes,
Bridge and Car aiij Trdls Dolh.
Jan. |. 1864.
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1,iaESCO PAINTING:

INNESCU PAINTINV: =
FREDERICK. MD.
II. F. DHRDRING
S,.pe,,fullv informs the citif.ns of Cumberland
sni vi,iniiy that he is prepared q. ornament
CHURCHES hALhs' rr a =, atm .r,,s ~ M ,aa,
ar,is,ic STYLES, Best references gwen hs to the
nhili,y of he above ss nsuie.l. Urder' promptly
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

THREE O'CLOCK \. II.

NV YosE December 81 The correspond
eut o, the Associated Press With Porter's feet
saws il is the opinion OF those best competent 10
Judge such matters that Fort Fisher is the
stroDges; earthwork in America.
The herali's London letter says that the
+ locksde runners are meeting with such losses
that some of them propose selling their ships aud
quitting business The cause OF the loss is, that
JEFF Davis requires half u the cargoes TO be on
the rebel government account, which greatly 70
duees the proh's
The Hersld's correspondent with Porter 3
feet SAYS that When the fleet Was about 10 move
TO Beaufort and Fortress Monroe vessels
arrived laden with ammunition.
The Tribune publishes correspondence be.
,w cen Fitzpatrick and Wheeler. relative TO thu
depreistions OF troops on both sides Each &C
cuses the troops on the other side of committing
outrages on their line o. march.
The Herald's Savannah special says that Gen.
Gesry mas been appointed Military Governor. his
/ division being first in the city
Whe Wheelers eayahy were stationed 10
Savannah they plundered many stores and com
United numerous outTsgc.
The Worlds Savannah letter SAYS that the
itizens urged Hardee not to defend the city
against Shermsns horde, and he promised that
lie would not FIRE gun eIcep, III retaliation
The steamer George " sshington. from y ew
orleans Dec 2itb, Arrived mere this morning
The New Orleans papers were nearly barren OF
news.
Galveston. TeIas. papers contain the follow
| ing: Yesterday the l2th, 343 exchanged Fed
eral prisoners were sell, out 10 the block aders
with l2 females and their children. among them
Mrs Jack Hamilton and Mr. Judge Duyal. The
prisoners delivered yesterday were exchanged for
all our prisoners captured at Fort Gaines. The
exchange will not be concluded until the Fede
rails are willing to include Admiral Buchanan.
disastrous fire occurred at Galveston oh the
18th.
I New York, December 30-The Times cor
respondent details the operations of the land
forces against Fort Fisher. 1t appears tpt the
| lI2l New York FIRST reached shore. They ad
vauced but short distance, when they charged
and carried the Flag Pond battery, capturing o.
I prisoners We found in the works one o. pound
! er which had been dism0unted by the heet, and
great quality Of small arms The garrison
surrendered without firing a shot. party o.
$50 infantry and cavalry. who were Oh TO Tho
rear, dispersed on being fired upon They tber
marched toward Fort Fisher. and soon actual,
advanced under cover OF the guns OF that work
30 near that the guns could no, be depressed Il
take effect OF them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

Corrections for the enrolment list. now posted
for the 9th Ward can be left At the following pls
ces day aud Monday:
Matthew Simpsons grocery. and Chns. I
Hollis saloon, Delaware street.
Vim. Desrich's cigar store City Clerk odiee
John Bussey's saloon and Horn & Anderson I;
city grocery. Washington street
Jacob Roo's butcher shop. Illinois street
F. Aouery' and Geo. koengers saloons. Me
ridian street
Charles keoniger's grocery. Bluff Road.
Charles Stegmans grocery. Madison Ave
nue..
MessTs. HAYS. A Naltner, George keoniger
and John Russell will assist me in visiting tn,
ward. AUSTIN r. BRovS
dec3l DIT
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secretary of the Chamber of Com
mercc OF Indianapolis.

Having failed To secure a suitable place 10
welcome our horticultural friends at their annual
gathering, am forced 10 appeal to you Tor The
m cans whereby disgrace, in which you must
bear your burden, will be averted from our city
said means being the use OF your room during
the session OF the Society. which convenes on
Tuesday. January 81, aud will probably continue
during three DAYS and evenings. which | presume
will not much interfere with your ordinary
cessites. as commercial interests will be tempo
rsrily be suspended. owing To political interests
attendant upon the convening OF the Legislature.
In calling upon you for this favor do not feel
that am asking you 10 do more than you would
cheerfully volunteer were you aware OF the
action Of associations OF like character in other
cities ASS delegate Of yonr State Society. aud
as "a private Individual, have attended similar
meetings at St Louis. Chicago. Bloomington
Toledo. Painesville. Cincinnati. Rochester. Phil
adelphia. &c, nj all OF which places have rec
Ognred great liberality on the part OF
The citizens and municipal authorities
and railroad companies in providing foI
the Societies wants and comforts
of those neutrality-suspicious. invitations to private
tesdences-always generous reunion supper Al
some hotel. and sometimes freedom from al
charges during the continuance OF the Societies
meeting
have always been panied to hear our city
spoken of az very naked exception in these
respects. and hope for better things hereafter
under the obligations you can confer upon US
This subject has commercial interest tC
which IL il pardonable. perhaps. that | should
refer Whilst other State societies have received
the fostering care of legislative appropriations
aud other Incentives TO advancement. and this
revenues OF the citizens, Railroad Companies ant
State Treasures have been consequently enlarged
by The increased production of the most remuner
alive crop that can be produced our State tail,
annually 10 provide its own fruit. and our daily
advertisements Indicate the direction which al
least SlO0 .O00 has taken this present year
Hoping TO receive An early and favorable
reply
! an. yours respectfully.
Gso. NJ BkELER.
Sec'y h :
In,ixuaD.lis Dec ~ ls64
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

NASHVILLE, December 30.-6en. Stonen,.n
who arrived 10 this city last night from hi. greal
raid Ia East Tennessee and Virginia. furaishe.
he following account Of his expedition.
/ The force consisted OF Bgrbridge's Kentnck ,
troops and Giileu's Tennessee troops ali upde,
command OF St0ucmsn. They lett knoxville
on the 18th inst Their movements we're IN.
known to the rehels. and were not discovered
until our troop. had been three days At Kings
vile
Duun's command, consisting Of about 500 OF
John M0rgsn's old command, we're attacked
which were killed. scattered and captured. The
next rebel force was FSHghn's, who were discov
cred q, Papertosn, near Bristol, trying TO effect
junction with Breckenridge at Siliyille Our
forces pursued him TO Marion, where an engage.
ment occurred, resulting in loss the rebels of
al 'heiF force and artillery except about 200,
who retFested towards Lynchburg.
brecknrldge's command had followed Gen.
stoneman, With the forces OF Galtner, Crosby
and Balance, OF Dukes command. who Ind been
on the frontier OF Kentucky waiting 10 CO operate
with Hoods cavalry. Gen. Stoneman attacked
this forces at Marion and drove them over Noun.
tains into North CSrolina His command ,ber
attacked the salt works which were defended
by about 100 men. who we're either csu,ured or
dispersed. The los by this raid OF Gen. stone
man to the rebels is immense
"a
south TO the Tennessee line are DESTROYED Tbir
teen railroad trains, with locomotives. and sew
ers trains and extra cars. without engines we're
captured and destroyed.
All the depois Of supplies in southwestern
Virginia, railroad depots, foundries. mills, fur
Daces, factories, store houses. wagon and aubu-
lance trains turnpike bridges, &c, were de
slrOyed. Ne captured p 1000 rounds OF ar,il
lery ammunition. 2.0tO pack saddles, = large
amount OF harness. g:cat amount OF small
arms, ,, 900 horses snd .00Q mules.
Among the captures were TIVE rebel editors
aud four secession printing presses. The latter
we're sent 10 Parson Browulow as Christmas
present.
A severe los TO the rebels Was the destruction
OF the salt works Al Saltville, and the lead works
a, Lead,lle Both works were rendered value
less
Our loss Was very small. not exceeding 200
killed wounded and missing Among the killed
was Col. Bowie. Of abe 18th kentucky cavalry
The captured rebel prisoners amount 10 81 Off
GERS and SIS men
East Tennessee il nov free from any organ
zed body OF rebels and Kentucky is not infest.
ed with any considerable number OF Coniedef.
ates
Gen. Stoneman had possession of the rebel tel
egraph line. aud ned il IS hours. during which
time he discovered all their plans and move.
ments.
The first through tram from Chattanooga ar.
rived this evening Railroad communication
will be regularly KEEP, up.
Gen. Thomas headquarters were AZ Pulaski
last night
Our advance j. glosel, following Hood, who.
IL = believed. Is attempting TO cross the Tonnes.
see river. Granger and Steadmah are ON his
night flank. sud gunboats are Smelling his pom.
ICONS. which be has as vet been unable 10 get
across
River ten ice, aud falling Steady rain all the
evening
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NV YrAEs Girr CAMP L,sHAR.r.

NV YKAR's GiFr CAMP LiBRARsEs - The
United States Christian Commission, in response
to numerous and earnest appeals from surgeons
chaplains and field officers. will receive. forward
and place under care of proper Librarians one
thousand four hundred and torty camp and gun.
boat Libraries OF ole hundred aud hfty volumes
eAch-if the friends Of QUE soldiers ard sailors
viii forward them 20 It's branche. or 10 tie Cen
trsl Office. daring tie holidays IL J. but small
matter for each purchaser OF holidsy gifts FOR
friends al home. 20 buy handsome aud pleasant
book for bis friends in camp or hospital. write
bis name 10 IL. and direct The bookseller 10 send
il TO the Commis IL sill be a positive
pleasure 10 hundreds Of wives and mothers 10
! take down the choicest volumes from their book
eases aud send them thus where their loved ones
can ecloy the pleasure ard profit OF perusin g
them. Send none but the best; our soldiers dc.
serve the best. The standard essayisls, histories
biography. travels. science. poetry. magazines
standard works Of Seton. whatever 10 short YOU
would put into the chamber Of your Own brother
eonhn-d with broken limb. ~ill be acceptable
a. vell a. religious works Forward the parcel
marked Camp Library. - Chas y Told,
Christian Commission. fncisuapolis
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INDIANAPOLIS, lnd. Dec. y. 1851
Geo NJ Beeler Esq Secretary ofthe Indisnap-
oils Horticultural Society:
Your application of December III 70 ibis body
vas duly presented, and as the result OF their
action. we take pleasure in rendering - the n
dianapohs Horticultural Society the occupancy
of the rooms ofthe Chamber of Commerce
FOR three days-Jaauary 81. 4sh and 5ih-siIl
fuel aud lights
Having IN view the best good of our city AID
State. ADD believing the efforts put forth by the
Society You represent are well calculated TO al
vance The great public interests. we wish you
tod speed n he march 10 success. aud sllGly
sid you With the means q, our command
J B.RNARD.
Secretary II tie ladissspoli. Chamber OF
Commerce
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ST. 600 RnwsRp-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish prescrip-
ton TOR coughs. colds. whooping cough, asthma,
and consumption. which j. equal 10 DR.. Strick-
lands Melihuous Cough Basam. This oalsam
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood aud night swests One fifty cent bottle
: sufficient for any one TO Try. The worst cases
OF chro Mo cough. asthma, whoopng cough and
primary casss OF consumption .re cured by DR.
S,ricklardss Mellieuous Cough Balsam. IL car
be had at any druggist. Ii is different from
any other cough medicine We have known in
this couptr, tg
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NV foSK. December 81.

NKw feSK, Decemter 30.
Cotton hfmer 81 ls
Flour-State and wcstesu 5tdlO better :
$40 l0d I'D 10 Tor extra state Sl0td IL ~ for
extra Il II. o.. aud Sll 25dl2 for trade brands.
the market closing quite firm
Whisky more steady 81 81 for state: 81 p
Tor cash 50 22@2 % Tor regular western.
Wheat 2d3c better. rather quiet. holders not
pressing their stock winter red western 81 Do
amber 81 80
Rye quiet. 81 7O6tl - for western.
Barley dull
Corn dull and heavy 81 SStSl 30 for mixed
western.
Oats lie higher 81 o9@l O9'e for western.
Coffee quiet Rio ASK
Sugar steady Nnscovadu ~; Havana
l7@l9.
Molasses dull
Petroleum hrmer crude SO refined bond
1915
Wool quiet;
Pork hrmer good dressed rather heavy !;
$50 81 y @40 90 for % and Oh mess. cash anu
regular way closing $40.
Beef steady aud N fair demand
Hams rathe, frmer. $25 60@2,.
Cut meats steady, ia dlolc.
Lerd frmer, 2O@24ss
Cheese quiet and steady. 1898
But quiet bur firmly held Al 36dis Tor wesr
eln snd A6GG0 OF state
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rom l.0lsisyIIlc

LOUISVILLE, December 30-Ssturdsr last
Capt. Tabor and his nephew were surrounded nj
his residence by 8 guerrilas. Tabor and his
ne'ghbors fired from the house killing Pratt and
3 men, the remainder escaping with the los. OF
their horses and guns.
Major John l.. Shrk. surgeon. and Capt. r.
NJ. Mccormick were murdered in the parlor of
Mr. Grisby, near BaFdStown, by 10 OF Magru-
deI's gnerrillas
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tTofn f'isila a q ls-is n /.

PHILADELPHIA. December 50 The Bulletin
has she following special from Nashville, Dec.
2gth
The statement that Hood had crossed the river
doubtless untrue
The very latest news from the front is that
Yesterday, willie Thomas pursuing Hood on the
liver bank. he was trying to lay his pontoons.
but could not make any progress, rs our gun
boats were Smelling his working parties
Gen. Stesdman reached Decatur on the 24th
With large iurce. snd also was threatening
Hood
There - rumor this morning that Thomas
had attacked, cap,uSel and routed most OF Hood :
ifagmenfsrF army but il needs confirmation
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-31

~ Hezekiah, the immortal. the unapproacha
BILE. the gifted and the superative gentleman, a
man without a peer in this community. sets. at
his famous saloon, North Illinois street. oppo-
site the Bates House. a magnificent New Years
lunch TO day aud on Monday next. Ii is only
necessary for To make this simple announce
melt.
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Axe. &c. &c. Ac.
Prom New ork.

Nav ioRg, December 30-PreparaIions are
making To pay suitable honOrs TO the memory OF
Mr. Dayton, whose remains are 10 be conveyed
10 New ork soon. and there lie ia state. The
formal obsequies will take place 70 morrow.
The funeral eortege. comprising military, and
an imposing civic procession, will move To New
Jersey, and the body will be delivered TO the au-
thoriIes Of that State. \ salute will be fired
and the flags Oh the government buildings here,
and the flag OF the city, will be suspended at
half mpst
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ar srssaass.
Cincinnati Market.


CiScINAATI. December 80.
Flour rsther better. bat the higher gades espe
cially are hrmer 300 bbls. sold at ~ Tor
super and 81 5Otdl0 Tor fancy and family
brands
whea. sc better red 50 u39s o.; white
81 30@2 81
Corn dull. SIlst 10
Gate CO
Rye dull. 81 -.
Barley dull /; choice spiing 81 -. and fall
az 81 CO.
Whisky firm. s. l2I..
Provisions firm. mess pork al so for country,
and Sal Tor city. Blk meats IA lfc higher /:
shoulders l6i, loose >iaes iet,. Sugar cured
hams -.
Lard advahoedao oh.
Hogs advanced TO I5Gd % a 1t. the lstser rate
was paid for extra heavy.
Money tight
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