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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Nov. "a. is64.-uov29 4w.
Ladies' Hats.
THO .tsetas,ort! eui a, CHARLES oAKFoRD 4sox,
q utl-'nt" Lotel fhtld ,phlA.
AN IN BRGSTING CORRESPONDENCE BE-
T"ELN Lt-ur GEN NsRALs sCOrr AMI
Wtsr polur. N, Y, INV 2 1874

l.
GRANT
W.sT PoIHr, N. Y, Jlly 2, 1864
Ion r B Hask6uras:
Ny Der Sri heard short time ago til Il
-'4n- uhe bad inform d Licutena It O,n.ral
@ ant th had Fpossu D Lighting q. hi ion-ni
tic r. as it l. possible tnat you frunk na
ensble letter ~ rraol n,in. bs4 lsave to say
it'ough yuu that have n.v-r ureraj an IN
kind ~or1 about HIM The inquiry has fire.
quent,y heen addressed to me: ''bl vru snaw
G-uetal Grant :" | haso answ rcd, that l. e
made the cuinpaigu of Mexico with me, apd sas
o s,deFed by me- and suppose by MS other
Ulcers III commission, good OH or, and o.
WOO attained rpeaial distiueti1n ut Mihuo Del
Key Oi his more ieo mt Sc. vices havs uni
ia, III piksn in t,rms VI tho highest adnliis
n0n and aided, that in my opn on h. mad
richly earned his present rank, aud trusted be
might speedily put down tho rebellion
Very ituiy yours, WIsFlRLn SCOTT
GENERAL GRANTS RErLy
HEApa'Rs ARMIES or TnE UNITED SrArgs; I
Cl1Y PoISr Va July 23 1864.
Lieutenant General Pigfsld Scou, U. s A
Ny DedT GsEerd!-Your letter Of the :, inst.
addressed to the Hon. L u, W8shburn.. 10
Which you informed him that ~ had heard
that some oue had told me that yon had spoken
slightiugly OF my hppe nIment 10 my present
rapk. is jus, rec lived. Allow me to ass ure you,
Gsneral, that no one las ever given mt such
M riuatiyn. have never heard d aay -peecl
Of your iu connection with the pts4enI rebel
ion which did not show the great interest frlt
! BY you, both iu our eminent success aud in the
success VI all our commanders. In fAcl. al
that have heard Of your saying in relation 10
myself has been more hatierny u me than
probably deserve.
With assurance Of great esteem for you per
Sonaily, General, bs wall as for the services 80,
have rendered our country throughout llus
and eTentful public career, subscribe myself
very respectfully and truly, your ohe iisnt SER
| yanti U. s. GRAFT,
| Lieutenant General s. a.
sSNst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Ladies', Fu,s.

rur hsEr- n'v r.lv upor ett ps the b1n Fura at
delphli.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
GentIemen,s EEats.

Al the latest styles at CHARLES oAKPoRD 1 SONS.
consln sntd Hotel Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Capture of Savannah.

Capture Of Savannah.
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
Dispatches from Admiral Dahlgren.
Our Army Closing ON Savannah.
OUR FLEET COOPERATING
WITH THE ARMY.
Grand Combined Attack to be
Made Upon the City.
SHERMAN AND DAHLGREN
SIGNALLING.
Our Troops in Excellent Spirits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Ladies' Furs.

The largest assortment at CHARLES oAKF6RD 4 SONS
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Powder MILL EXPLOSION. Between ten aud
eleven O'Clock yesterday moruiug, cur CITY was
startled by the explosion Of one Of the mills iu
the Hagley Yard of Dupouts powder works on
the Brandywue. Ths explosion of this mill
caused hve other smaller mills to explode also,
aud was attended with a'melanchoy loss of hfe
ten persons being killed. None are known 10
be seriously wounded. The oAy resld, nee be-
longing to tue family damaged, was that occu-
pied by Mrs. Alexis Dupont. 1t was very
badly shattered throughout.
The following is a correct list OF persons Kill
led by the accident John Dougheriy. Edward
o'Donnell, Thomas IiSunssy, Michael Deary,
Cornelius Carr, Michael HazIett, DENIS Collins,
Patrick Dsary, Thomas Gill, Charles oNeal.
THH EoTpTiAN MuNMY.-our citizens should
svail themselves Of the opportunity of visiting
the Museum 403 Market street, and see the
mummy, which 10 = curiosity. There are q
number Of other curiosities, besideB some beau
tiful We've Of the war, and other stereeptic
views.
THnpH uAs..LnTr at the store Of l. s. Flint,
12S Market street, ladies Muf, which the
owner car have by proving property and paying
| for this notice.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
Trustees Sale
REAL. HSTA Il.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Court OF ehAneeIy el
stsis OF Delaware in aud for New Castle County ~ ~
between Israel Townsend and David W. Thomas, WY
exposed to sale at Public vsndus, on FRIDAY, lhs Y
day of December, i2 o'clock, NJ st the hotel 81 !!
ippinco In MldiletoWn, In said County tue io'0s
described
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

Our Troops in Excellent Spirits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16
The Money Market.

R. r. Robinson h Co., Bankers, corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, report the following
nnnihiinnn nj Ennr nlnnnk uaatnrdap
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-16

dec esH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

YoUTHFUL Hero We had on Saturday the
pleasure OF acquaintance with Tommy Hub
Ter, of the 18th Indiana Young Tommy en-
listed as a drummer boy when he was but ii
wears of age. He has served three years and
seven months in the army of the Union. He
has been in the battles of R.ppahannock Sta
ton. in Virginia; at the seige OF Vicksburg; At
Jackson; Miss at Missionary Ridge; at Knox
Vile; at Dalton; At Resaca; at Big Shsnty: at
kenesaw Mountains. and in the tour great bat
ties around Atlanta. Young Huber. bright
eyed and intelligent lad. has thus had his expert
ences with The glorious 18th which has. under
its chivalrous commander Lieut.. Col. now Col
Williams been tried by FIRE aud sword in twenty
one battles. All honor To the young hero, to the
old hero, and to the brave aud invincible men
who listened To the music of the gallant boy and
Obeyed with much aacrty the words OF COM
mand Of their chivalroUs ofhcer when the enemy
were in front Victory has always perched upon
their banners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
ep WORK .aarkr.

Nav YORK, November -
Cottona shade frnier and steady at 81 ilG
AZ for mddlng
Flour-Stste and Western dull and dropping:
SO OO@l0 ID for extra State, Sll 00@ll Is
for extra round hoop Ohio and Sll 20@l2 90
for trade brands.
Whisky heavy ats 1901 "A for Western.
Wheat opened dull and dropping, but closed
rather more steady at 81 23d2 IS for Chicago
spring; 81 2502 % for Milwaukee, and 81 80
for amber Michigan
Rye firmer; Western 81 Co.
Barley shade frmer.
Corn 2@4c better; 81 7s for mixed Western
in store, and 81 S0@l - do, afoat. the latter
an extreme
Oats scarce and l@2c higher at ~ for
Western aaOat and 81 &c in store
Wool quiet
Coffee inactive sugusr dull; Muscovado 20
G2l
Molasses steady; y. .. 81 I50I 30; Porto
Rico @Sl 1917.
Petroleum firm at IS for crude; 726T2i. for
refined in bond, and o50S7 do. free
Hops quiet; small svles at 30@35
Pork closed heavy at S39@39 80 for mess, and
S4l 25G4l 30 for new do cash and regular way
closing Sal 90; S3SG3S % for prime, and $40 90
for prime mess
Beef steady.
Butter firm and steady at 34a46c for Ohio
and 42@5f for State Cheese quiet and stead
l6@25c
Cut meats in fair demand at l7@l9 for
shoulders, and 1921 for hams
Lard iess active and rather heavy nj oI3<n
2i1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
Twenty-sevenlh days Proceedings.
MESSRS. BOwLES. HEFFREN. HUN
PHREYS. MILLIGAN AND HOR-
SEY IN COURT


The Commission met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, November IL, 1864.
Hon. NJ. Mason, OF Hancock county was
put upon the stand His testimony amounted to
nothing so far as the accused we're concerned
A man by the name of Hall. from Rush county,
had presented himself at his Office purporting to
be Son of Liberty. or to be the agent of some
secret political society. He proposed to initiate
witness. but witness did not paw any attention to
him: and he left
Harrison Cornell was also examined. Horsey
had told him that he had got some powder, caps
and lead, and that be had them seere,ed at a
point near the shoals in his county. Horsey told
HIM they were hidden away in grsuerr to be
delivered to order.
The Commission adjourned at IL O'Clock NJ,
until Monday, the l4th instant at = O'Clock p
NJ. to convene in the rooms Of the Council
Chamber
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

IL A bowl of punch made in 1914 is thus
described in old Genteman's Magazine. Is
was made in fountain in garden ia the middle
Of four walks. all covered overhead with orange
and lemon trees; and in every walk was table,
the whole length Of it, covered with colo cola
tons. &c. In the said fountain we're the follow
ing ingredients, namely 4 hogsheads OF brandy,
5000 lemons, % gallons lime juice. 300
weight Of fine white Lisbon sugar, 81 pounds of
grated nutmegs, 800 toasted biscuits, and pipe
dry mountain Malaga Over the fountain was a
large canopy TO keep off the rain, and there was
built on purpose little boat. wherein was boy
who rowed round the fountain and filled the cups
to the company. and. in all probability, more
than . 1000 men drank thereof
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
Fr.rcr-politics uuinpor,an,


The French troops arc 10 make sirnultaneou.
attacks on the insurgents at different points 10
Al9cris. about the 9Th Of November, for the
purpose % cutting OF their retreat. The most
decisive results expected from this move
meIt
The Paris bourse closed stesdy on The ID inst,
az OF. c5c for the Tentes
IrALr-The Marquis Drsgeglio publishes =
letter in the journals setting forth that the gI,ss
question tor lialyis DOT 20 consider Only mIsc
choice Of capital but 80 settle all disputed qr-s,
tons. he recommends the acceptance Of con
venton for this purpose
Cardinal Autonc;,i has prepared a reply TO the
French dispatch in vbicn he defends the course
of the Pap1l government,
Russia The Iuvalide Russo asserts that the
visit of the Gar 70 Nice Vas simply an act OF
courtesy. and devoid OF any political object
Russia prefers liberty OF action. snd desires no
alliances
The Emperor OF Russis arrived at Potsdam on
the ID inst on a visit 20 the King Of Prussia,
and would remain until the 9Th. -aa
AUSTRIA Vienna journals assert that the
ministerial crisis has come 10 end with the re-
signstion Of Count Reckberg They assert that
this change in ministers will IN no way affect the
harmonious relations existing between Austris
and Prussia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
from san Francisco

san Francisco, November Sin this city
II 900 votes were polied. Lincoln's majority is
over 5000
Returns from the balance OF the State. so far
as heard from. are equally favorable Lincoln :
majority can hardly be less than %, 600.
November 9.-Returns from 81 counties show
a majority for Lincoln of 1886 The full re-
turns will increase this 70 at least 20 900
Oregon has gone for Lincoln by from 500 TO
2.GO0
Nevada has gone Republican by from 1000 to
5000 majority.
The elections everywhere passed of remarka
bly, quiet
The news of Lincolns election received
here at noon to-day and caused great satsfsc-
ton.
The election returns come in slowly, but swell
the Union maioriIies already reported
Nevada elects Union State government by
3 900 majority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

FAMILY CouRTTsIEs In the family the l4s Of
pleasing ought TO extend from the highest TO the
lowest. You are bound to please Jour children
and your children are bound TO please each other:
and you are bound 10 please your servants. IL
you eIpec, them TO please you. Some men are
pleasant in household and nowhere else. / have
known such men They were good fathers and
kind husbands II you had seen them 10 their
own house you would have thought that they
we're angels, almost, but if you bad seen them in
the street, or in the store. OF anywhere else out
side of their house. you would have thought
them almost denOniac But the opposite is apt
TO be the case When We are among our neigh.
bors or among strangers. We hold ourselves with
self respect and eIdeavor 70 act with propriety
oct when we get home say to ourselves, Il
have played part loDg enough and sm now GO
ing to be natural" So We sit down and are
ugly and snappish and blunt and disagreeable
We lay aside those thousand little couresies that
make the toughest floor smooth. that make the
hardest things like velvet, and that make life
pleasant We expend all our politeness IN places
where ii will be proftable-where il will bring
silver and gold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
frM.d.me EpoIi.h oasu an additional at

W Madame English oaeu an additional at
traction 20 the visitors If the Indiana Museum
During this week the baby with big head. which
weighs about one hundred pounds. and lsrgei
than the body Of the child, pronounced to be tho
most remarkable curiosity of the kind ever ex
hibited. by some Of the most distinguished physi
clans aud scientific men in the country. The
Madame Is making every effort to make her Mu
scum one Of the most attractive features Of the
city. and her enterprise, energy aud liberslity
not only deserve but We hope vill receive cor
responding encouragement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
Foreign News.


NV YoRS. November l3.--The steam ship
Peruvian. from Liverpool on the let via Queens
town on the 2i, arrived here to-day
Her papers contain the following additional
to the Nova Scotian's report:
The English Journals unanimously concur in
the verdict against Muller. The execution was
fixed for Nov lith
John Leech, the celebrated Punch esricatursr
is dead.
Atreaty ofpease finally signed a, Vienna
on the 3Oth of October
A terrific hurricane occurred at Calcutta on the
81 OF October. Of'2OO ships nineteen we're
total loss. and of the remainder only twenty are
reported seaworthv One hundresi and fity were
driven from their moorng and darnsged
Ii is believed greater portion of cargo can
be saved.
There ia much excitement at Lloyds in view of
the heavy losses
JAPaN-The allies silenced the japanese forts
and forced passage through the straits of ST.
monozki. infiictipg loss The japanese sued for
peace
Cork papers OF the 81 contain the following
dispatch:
PARIS. November }
The Paris papers publish telegram from CAL
cutta giving the following details Of me destruc
ton caused by the late hurricane:
One hundred and twenty ships were wrecked
and ~ 900 persons drowned The total loss il
estimated at 900 600 600 francs.
great portion of the city WAS inundated, and
the villages bordering On the river we're under
water
The steamship Kangaroo from New York ar
rived AZ Queenstown on the 81 inst
The steamship Ssxonia. from New York had
notsrrivei out 0p to noon OF the 81 ms,
- n f.ra frnr ~
at Crosbys Point. at the entrance OF the river
Mersey. At 10 o'clock on the morning Of the ID
inst at high water. As the tide receded she was
left high SUD DRY, and parted in The middle Her
mails. passengers and crew were landed in safety
The weather was calm but hay at the time Of
,he disaster, aud the pilot mistook the lights
The Confederate organ in London gives the
following. relative to the capture Of the Conted-
crate steamer Floria:
The Confederate authorities in London Rave
received a telegraph dispatch dated Lisbon from
Cant Morris, commander of the Florida, stating
that she was captured on the It'll of October by
the federal steamer Massachusetts ~ the harb0r
OF Rahsi, Brazil
Az the time Of the capture the Florida was
living under the guns OF the Brazilian forts and
Brazilian feet, and Capt Morris vas on the
shore lie snow On board the steamer MAZDA
lena bound FOR SauthS npton.
The London Morning Herald EDITORIAL, lie
nounces the eapturs Of the F.oriis Ia the mos
undenisble terms
The sun SAYS me capture of the Confederate
ste mer Florida in The hsrbor OF friendly State
Wa al act of simple piracy When within neu-
trail water she should have been perfectly free
/ from mOlestation.
The London Herald says that if me Washing
ton government does not release the Florida all
the naritime powers will have the right TO inter
/ fere In the matter.
The Germaa Protection Society are preparing
a memorial 20 the Crown in behalf of Mueller on
the ground OF not being satisfied with the svi
! denee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
COMM ERCIAL.
~ TEIkoEArs.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November II
Flour unchanged and quiet; superfne 50 %
for new, and SO for old; extra So 1923 So
Wheat dull at 81 $500 for red the latter an
extreme; white s. 20.
Oats active, closing at 1919.
Corn frmer at 81 lS@l 10 for ear, 80 for
new do. and 81 27@l y for old shelled
Rive 81 As
Whisky 81 10.
Provisions quiet; sales of green meats at l47.
dl9 tor shoulders and hams.
Groceries unchanged.
Hogs $40 50Gll and in good demand Re
cept 81 400 ffs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

A SUPERIOR REMEDY W can conscientiousiy
recommend 70 those suffering from distressir z
cough DR. Strickland's Nelihuohs Cough Bal
sam. II gives relef almost instantaneous. and
il withal not dsagreeabe to the taste There Is
no doubt but the Nellihuous Cough Balsam is
one of the best preparations in and Is all that
It's proprietors claim for H. We have tried it
during the past week and found relief from .
most distressing cough. Il Ii prepared by DR..
Strickland. 70 8. East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
Ohio Cincinnati National Union. 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

t3 The House Of Refuge ought soon be com
pleted by the municipality and our philanihropc
citizens ANY one reading the daily police rec
o-ds will at once see that this thing ought to be
ne That females. otherwise and previously
vrtuous. should be left to become abandoned be
cause of refuge and encouragement in the di-
rec1ion of virtue. is a burning shame respects
our philanthropists and preachers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

For boots shoes and slippers the estab-
li-hment Of Lintz. West Washington street,
south side. is the place for ladies and gentlemen
to visit. For splendid manufactured articles the
store rooms of 4 Lintz ought to he visited BY
every one needing any article in his line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

LIVERPOOL, October 3--Flour quiet and very
firm
Wheat 6rm but quiet Corn still advancing;
mixed 27s6d a 27s9d
Beef fat Pork dull Bacon steady Lard
firm.
So gar has an upward tendency Coffee mac
tive Butter frmer
LONDON -Breadstuhs firm Sugar firm. Su-
gar firm, Coffee still advancing Tea quiet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

- More State arrests were mlde yesterday
namely: OF High Miunick. Louis Reeves and
Wiliism Hughes We understand that def
mite or indefinite charge has been brought against
these accomplished aud iudeiatigabe gentlemen
relative 20 bounty jumpers Thew are all now
comfortably lodged in Soldiers Home. and. of
course hold themselves II all times ready 20 an
swer Officer Bousher. OF the municipal police
force deserves the thanks of the community and
of the military authorities for his prompt and
sagscious action in this resart.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

METROPOLITAN THEATRE AT this popular
place OF amusement will be produced tonight
for the first time in this city new drama of
thrilling domestic interest. entitled Jessie Me
l. ne. or the story of Coal Mine. IN which the
favoriic artistes. Mr. and Miss Coudock appear
Bear this in mind and secure your seats early
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

WHEELER TOBACCO WAREHoUsE.-Phister 4
Hove. the proprietors OF this House. in Cincin
natl. are fret rate business men and always give
satisfaction 10 tobacco dealers. We refer our
renders to their advertisement in another column
of to-dav's paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

~ We again call the attention of the public
20 the fact that Nessrs Stoworhy 4 Leonard
Merchant Talors. North Meridian street have
the most splendid goods ever displayed 10 Indi-
annapolis. In the most artistic aud fashionable
style Messrs StoIworthy d Leonard have them
made to order We commend this establishment
TO all our readers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
NEw YORK NoSEY NARKEr.

NV YORK, November IL
Money steady and unchanged at per cent
sterling quiet at 81 O934 gold
Gold wiihou; decided change; opening at e.
II, advancing to 81 4514, declining to So ~
and closing at 81 431S
Government stocks srm
Gold weak and lower, the speculative move
ment being feeble; quotations ranged from 50 AZ
10 40 closing weak at 81 43
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

Two C0ttoBoO0S.
o. how swe., Hf.'s ,rsnsien, morning
Happy it, golden hosrs.
Everything a. brightly shining
As the devtrop q. lfed flowers
Chsldhood'. heart how light ard jo3ous.
Pleased sith all tie eye behoids; - 81
Ever Fenfle and eontenied e
with the scenes each day upfsitA
Happy while there j. ssgpbeam
Dancing N its dazzling light
While there i a sparkling dew-drop
Glitfering the torrets bright
while there fosts q bslmy zephyr
In ia gentle stiffness b.
While there waves Jingle lesfief,
II car charm The wiling eye.
While IN reach toy lnger<
Enferfained II asks no more;
Eusily The chiltfzh fingers
Noe its treasures Ger and 49,
Thus, IN innocence and beauty.
Pas those FIRST endeagfng play,
Undisturbed by thoughts Of future.
Flit out Childhood Joyous day
After year Of Joy and soTpw,
49, usifted down life ehsnging stream,
We are anshored IN that barber
Where i aHpt life closing dream
There the heart in second childhood
Feebiy thrills with hope and life,
Draining OF that Home Of Premise.
Far beyond this world q strife.
sunny hair smooth aud shining,
Hangs in locks Of snowy white:
Eyes DIM that were beaning.
Full q hope and joyous light.
And the voice. sweet and thrilling
Too, l. faint and trembling non.
Tired. weak, and siifened fingers
Press the wrinkled eare-worn brow.
Footsteps nov 80 " and weary,
That gay and light;
Hopes have flown and a /. weary,
where they besmed 50 high and bright.
thus is life In It's CAIN evening,
Ere yield the fui'rng breath.
Ere We, in that sha owec valley,
Sink into the sleep Of death.
Josy.
Brown Homestead, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

~ Al Hezekiah's. No l3 North Illinois
street opposite the Bates House. quails. prairie
chickens. venison. fish. and eyerv delcacy the
market ,fords and other things i spread upon
his table, The cook HezekiahS il artistic,
aud We would commend him A. a gentleman who
can get up breakfast. dinner or supper to the
infinite taste and satisfaction of anv epicure.
Call Al Hezekish's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

PERsoSAL.-Mr Giib.rt II King of the whole
sale dry goods house OF e ) Jatfray 4 Co.,
New York, is bow III the city on business tour,
AMI will call on dry goods men Mr. King
i gentleman representing one OF the larges;
and best houses in New York. aud will offer rare
inducements to our iobbers to give bin their OF
ders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14
STATE OF INpIANA.l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

INDrANAPoLis, November - 1864
General Order
Col William II II Terrell has been appoint
ed and commissioned Adjutant G. neral OF Ind
ana. vice Lsz Noble. who has been elected and
commissioned CLERK of the Supreme Court He
will be Obcyed and respected accordingly.
0 7. MoRroS,
Governor OF Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

tX- Tosso's great Opera Troupe. will be
seen by advertisement. give our citizens test of
their quality on the evening OF the 10th instant
The most accomplished artistes whose names
are famous throughout the world. will appear.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-14

sX-The l40th regiment yesterday marched
down Washington street 10 the music OF the fife
and drum. 10 the armory to procure their arms.
preparatory TO going to the seat OF war.