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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
from nashville.

nashville. November 3O--A train arrived
here last night FROM Chattanooga with few
wounded men aud several rebel prisoners
Among the latter i Brig Gen. Young. of Cheat.
hams command.
There is no break Ia the Chattanooga rail.
road. though parties OF rebel cavalry are prowl-
ing near the line. body Of five hundred
crossed the track near Lavctgnc last night Is
mites south of Nashville
The gmflson at Shelbyvillo Nas attacked by "A
body OF rebel cavalry on Monday. but after some
severe diminishing the rebels retired
Skirmshing at the front is OF daily occur
renee.
Thcrs- no change In General Hoods posi-.
ton
Ia every skirmish So far tho federals appear
20 have had the advantage
Our forces have evacuated Shelbyvillc, and IL
i now ia the hands of the rebels.
Opinions are rife a. 10 General Hoods ih,cn.
tons
Ample preparations have been made aud arc
making 10 defend Nashville should he attemN
is capture
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

The rebels have important eartA~osks thrown
up iitsie below the city 81 Dog river bar.
Lswlessness prevails at Baedad. on The MetI-
can side OF the Rio 0rapde e
An expciitonary Unioa force under Lieut..
Col. Sterling of tho 81 Maine cavalry. lately
captured a company cf rebels and some small
arms az Barren Bridge
Among the significant articles In rebel news
papers is oss In the Richmond whig of the Goth
inst /. usuin; the hale real Importance 20 the
Confederscy OF Richmond. This Il evidently
put forth 70 cheek The shock its fall will pro-
duce
Wood il one hundred dollars per cord IN Rich.
mond, and many families arc wiihou, any fuel
whatever.
The steamer Fort Morgan, from the block ad-
ing squadron. arrived this evening
Only Tour hundred So0therners have a. vet
registered their names with Gen Dix
The British steamer Solent left for Vera Cruz
yesterday Amsng her passengers were Baron
Withersladt minister of Soudan at Washington,
who goes TO Mexico 20 officially recognize the
empire
The new British consul for Cuba arrived YES
terday
Rumor says that 200 Dominicians captured
~ Domingo City after overpoweting the gsrfi
son 1t l. evidently canard.
The steamship North Star, from Aspinwall.
With California dates, and passengers. is zig.
nailed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

Zoo nav see them II work any time Of the day,
@ what dainty per ecton their movements display
Their 4 ru.tlng and swaying - onward they sweep,
And the art u the pavement before them they hesp
lis the finest nyenti.,n that ever was seen,
Ths pretty. new .isngled street .sweepug machine.
They ere simple In snap they are easy 60 move.
and the walk Of a city they vastly improve
fau may have them OF silk, on barge, OF deifne,
You may have them trimmed esily, OF have them quite
plan.
IT, he ueaest invention that ever was seen,
This pretty, neW.fsngled street weeping machine
There are some who declare shey demand too much
room,
There who prefer TOO, the old siys Of broom
But all these are old togies who always cry down
Every bright innovation with anger and ffoan,
lts the nIcest Invention that seen.
This pretty, new tangled street weeping Machine
In shat delicate folds around the owners they flow
In What shimmsnng slopes % the pavement they 60
where's the 81 outfaeofs for cleaning the street,
when the Job. neatly done hy the fairies meetl
h'a the rsfvst Invention that ever seen,
TIL. pretty, uev.isngled glfeet.sweepiag machine
New York Evening Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
U s. MILITARY COMMISSION
Thir,y-Sixth Days Proceedings.
Testimony for the Defense

The Court met yesterday pursuan, Ia several
adjournments. ut 2 O'Clock l.. NJ
Prescn. Gen. Colgrovc. the Judge Advocate,
Major Burnett. and all the members OF the
Board.
John Roach OF Huntington testified 10 the
general good character of tho defendant Mill
gan In all the walks of life lie had known Mr.,
NJ lligan since 1915 lie (witues.) was never a
member OF any secret political society. have
acted with the Democratic party. | have always
heard Mlligsn spoken OF man who obeyed
the laws OF hs country have heard him say
that certain officers OF the government, In biz
opinion. transcribed their delegated authority.
Judge Lockridge was introduced. | am editor
OF the Miami County Sentinel Formerly lived
In Huntington. | left there in April 1863 |
am lawyer and have been Judge of a Common
Pleas Court for two terms. | am acquainted
with Mdligan. His moral character NJ q man
aud citizen ia good. he Is law abiding cii
zen | vac a short time member of the SONS
OF Liberty. OF Order OF American Knights. aud
attended meeting here IN indianapolis in Feb
ruary last. understood The WIDER 10 be pollti
cal merely. having reference 20 military at
fairs, Never knew OF the Order being changed
from political To- military one until | read il
ia the newspapers Know nothing OF arming OF
drilling members OF the Order OF Orders
Samuel Maganney. OF Huntington county,
sworn ANA farmer Know Mr.. Millgsn. Have
known hum iors number OF years. He Is good
citizen. lie has the reputation OF law abiding
citizen Had learned that the Order OF Sons Of
Liberty was instructed in Huntington county to
counteract the movements OF another secret poll
teal society on the other side
Cutler ) Dobbins. Of Martin county sworn.
am acquainted with Stephen Horsey. Have
known him Tor nine wears. His character a. a
citizen is good he is man OF influence Ia his
neighborhood.
Mr. Palmer. OF Martin county. testified thai
Stephen Horsey's character "a a citizen IL good
Knew OF no inducements held out 10 any witness
in this court TO testify. Know nothing of Ste
phen Horsey's importing arms. powder and lead
into his county Never heard him say anything
about il. Stepher Horsey's reputation i that of
pesceable. law abiding man.
VIM VI. Reanny of Morgon county sworn.
Mr. Horsey's character ss law abiding citizen Is
good In 1869 was in a secret political order
Mr.. Horsey present Tue obligations we
took were 70 support The constitutions Of the Uni.
Oh and the State Never met with the organizs
ton afterwards. Some Of Horsey's neghbors
and political opponents spoke hard OF him about
the time he was arrested, but from witness
knowledge Of Mr.. Horsey he was nm honorable
citizen.
Adjourned until Thursday, December lsGi,
81 10 a VI
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INV YoRk. November 30--Thc CONNER
cisl's Washington specialfeys Pryors report of
the capture OF Macon j. not believed sherman
had not commenced with that plan ard the reb
els at Richmond could have no information OF
the matter
Sherman probably avoided Macon and Au-
gusta and is thought 10 be marching on Savan.
nah The rebels are doing all they 20 i'm
pede bis progress
The Posts Washington special says Richmond
papers of Monday silent respecting Sherman 5
movements, but they show the rebels 10 be In
great rrepidation.
There is every reason 20 believe that sherman
Is now making hs wav triumphantly to the sea
coast.
Roger A. Pryor arrived here this morning aud
was taken 10 Fort Lafayette lie contradicts
the report that he had said that Macon and Mil
edgville had been captured and that Augusta had
probably fallen
He SAYS Sherman is the sblest Officer IN our
army and that the south has more 10 feaT from
his movements than those IN progress else
where
Is 10 The Southern refugees in this city he
said they had acted dsgracefully.
\ remoDstrance has been received by the
Chamber OF Commerce from the merchants of
Bahai against paying the $500 600 reward for
the capture OF the Florids
The Herald's Army OF TIE Potomac CORES
pondent Of the Ssh says: More firing than
usual VI, INDUCED in on the 27th. In the evcn
ing the reoels fired from the advanced point of
their rear line, just beyond toe famous Bermuda
Hundreds. loaer. Our gunboa.s rerlied, and the
affair terminated.
On the morning Of the 2o;h firing VAS quite
brisk. muskeiry participating. bu' 10 hat'le en-
sued
Desettefs coming in report ten Ewell's corps
gone South
Throughout ali the 9th tue rebel firing was
heavy and persistent. no dana ge being done. and
for an hour in the afternoon they delivered a sc
we're dre upon Fort Brady. No dsmsge was
done
Gen Butler has issued sn order that Msjor ID.
d. White. OF the elst New York. cannot have
the place Of Satler in his rmy. he SAYS Geld
officers leaving the service voluntarily esEno.
take The place OF boot blacks here. II Ihey have
90 more respect 10. the service they have lett.
they will end that the officers here have White
vas sent out OF the department
By the steamer Fort Morgan &c have l4.e al
vice. iron the Gulf. Five Of our sunbo..s lie
In Needle bay, only three miles from the slty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

GsIEo Nov 30 The sieamc, Maora. from
New Orleans the 9th has arrived
The papers contain no news The weather u
vers COLI. and ice nearly an inch thick
Gen. Lanler came up to Memphis
Cotton quiet; no disposition among buyers TO
operate. and holders are unwilling TO make con
cessions; 500 bales arrived from the West
for shipment North. and letters are received or
dering several thousand bales in store sent TO
New York, also advising the shipmen, by river
of considerable quantity in the ives, II New
York or New Orleans markets justify.
Memphis papers have no nevs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

EvLxISGs WIN THr BIBLE AND SCIENCE. by j.
h Srwal Boston, Crosby aud Nichols.
New York: q ;. Felt For sale by Bowen.
Stewart / Co Indianapolis.
These ESSAYS are written in familiar style and
were prepared a. Sabbath evening Lectures by
pastor TO his people The object is To explain
the points at issue 10 the great debate between
the Church and scientific -keptical criticism.
The ApyySrrRrs or Ron Ror. BY James Grant,
with illustrations. Boston: Crosby aud Aus.
worth New York: .. =. Felt For sale by
Bowen. Stewart 4 Co, Indianapolis.
This romantic history OF the adventures OF the
ad venturous Scotchman present, inan attractive
form. the lite in Scotland and England. one hun
dred and hlty years ago
ROMANTIC BELINDA \ Book FOR GirLs; By
Ms l.. c Tuthill Boston: Crosby aud
Ainsworth For sale 6y Bowen. Stewart &
Co Indianapolis.
The character Of this book Is best given in
he motto on the title page:
4 built myself castle,
So noble. grand and fair
built myself q castle.
A castle-n the air
The book is Ieatly printed aud illustrated
AuroBioeRAPHY OF \ LoxDox DETECTIVE: BY
Waters New York: Dick aud Fitzgerald
For sale by Bowen. SSessrt i Co. Price
30 cents
This edition is got up in a cheap form, but
contains all the matter in the London edition
Ii contsins ulany incidents of startling interest
and es plains 70 lhe uninitstei the arts of the de-
tectiVe
LATTER TO THE JoNEs's; By Timothy Tltconb.
New York: Charles ScFibner For sale ~
Bowen. Stewart & Co. Indianapolis.
The author in hi. preface SAYS:
If the reader will SO far favor the author a
to suppose that. when Young man, ne taught
the district school in Jonesvllle. boarding around
sccording 10 the primitive New England fashion
that he mas kepI himself acquainted with the
lives and fortunes OF hrs old friends aud pupils
there; that they have known something OF hun,
and. through ofhcious representative OF the
family, have requested him TO write these letters
for the public eve. which he had time 10 write
for their private reading-I say, II the reader
will suppose all this, be will supply sll the neces
sary machinery Of the book. and the writer will
have his justification for the direct and homey
talk in which he INDUCES toward the family"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
FROM New bern.

NswBDRS, y. c.. Nov 30.-ft il reported
that all the available rebel forces at Wilmington
and other points in this State are moving to- the
assistance OF Georgia
Gen Bragg has been assigned 10 the Depart.
ment of North Carolina.
The rebel papers of this State report ,he aban.
dOnment OF the Wilmington expedition by the
Union forces, which appears TO give them great
relief
Gov. Va ce is figuring Tor admission into ibe
rebel Senate, with prospects OF success
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
NV Yos.. Noremhet 10

NV ttAks tp'ftn'tf ~
Cotton frm. 81 2s for niddliug.
Flour-State and Western 50l0c better;
81 95@l0 05 for extra State; Sn l5@li 80
for common 20 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio and eli 35Gflo - for trade brands.
market closing firm. With no sellers at insde
quotations.
Whisky closed heavy AZ Al s6@l 30 for wet.
etD and 81 Ss6fi 80 for State. closing at III eo.
Wheat ICd2c lower: winter red Western 81 80;
No 2 Chicago spring 50 30; No. do 81 236f
%: racine spring ~ %: and choice Michigan
at $2i7
Rye firm al 81 20 for western
Barley 81 95@2 05 for State
Corn heavy and 3@ie lower; 81 92@l % for
mixed western aloat, closing at the inside price.
and 8 S6@l - for unsound
Data lower; 81 o2i t@l % ior western. clo-.
ing at 81 Oh
Coffee dull. sugar qrie, Mnscovado lOa
201l; Havana 90
M0iasses dull.
Petroleum very scarce aud steady al I1at7Ls,
crusade 6s6s70; refined In bond Sc for refined
freq
Wool quiet
Pork lower: sale. at S35 00@35 - for mess;
So 1896 90 for new do, cash and regular way
closing at SIS % cash. Sai J0d3! ~ Tor prime,
and S35 $50 for prime meas; also 800 lbs prime
mess at S35 90
Beef hrm and In good demand at si@i2
tor country mess; SlI@22 for rcraoked mess,
and Sl902i for extra mess
Cut meats a shade easier; lGiI@istA for
shoulders: Isc Tor hams: bacon hams quiet but
steady
Lard firm aud IN good demand at 81 "a 6e23l4o
for good Go strictly prime Westcrs latter price
for small lots closing at 23c iot prime.
Butter steady with a fair demand ~ 3s@Isc
for Ohio and ii@ 30 for State.
Cheese unchanged; l5R2]
Money easy at Ca per cent.
Sterling closes steady At l09S6m i09Si.
Gold 2o6i6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

81 David NJ Herman. late Of Mckernau X
Hill. and James Frank. late with Metzger Stu
bier. have entered Into partnership to carry on
the Real Estate and Claim business. under the
firm name of Mckeruan 4 Co., ~ No 39l " eat
Washington street. next door east OF the Palmer
House. up stairs. All who have property Tor
sale would do we'll TO leave u With them. and
those wishing To- purchase will find large list of
desirable property to choose from They will
give the collection Of all kinds OF Claims against
the government special attention Call aud see
them OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

ST Louis, November ga dispatch from
Gen. Lee to Gen. Button gives the following as
the result Of his recen, raid into Mississippi: He
captured 200 prisoners including ~ officers.
pieces Of artillery. all of Gen Hodges staff, six
or eight hundred horses aud mules ridden by ne
groes, and destroyed large quantities. of stores
along the New Orleans and Jackson railroad.
Lee had sharp fight at Liberty. in which tho
enemy were badly whipped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

TnE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN Commission -
Delegations oi the various branches OF the L 3
Christian Commission now IN session IN this
citv Some OF the best. pures;. ablest and most
patriotic men of the country are presert. Among
shem we my notice Hon Bellanv Siorer. OF
Ohio. q vel cradle and gifted snd philanthropic
and Christlsn gentleman. who was unanimously
chosen 20 preside over the deliberations Yes
terday the proceedings at Wesley Chapel we're
such As 20 gladden. the hearts of those that love
the soldiers; also last night AZ Masonic Hall
Let All Of us AID the Commission in behalf OF
our brave soldiers Certainly every ore will re
spond
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

vEMHER TRRM. iss4.
WEDNESDAY. Sovrxsrn 20. Tu,sn e,r

Present. Hon. James N Hanna. Chief Jus.
tice. and Hons Samuel T.. Perkins, Andrew
Davidson and James l. Worden Judges.
eAsEs DECIDED
White y. Flynn. 81 al. B-rthoiomew { r.
Reversed
james Mcclellan " White. Union c T.
Affirmed
Rockville Turnpike Company Abner Nc
Carly. FRANKLIN e. 2. Reversed
Wait ". Alyorl WAYNE G. c. Reversed.
Verden ". Coleman Benton c 7. AT.
hrmed.
Faure IS. IT, ) Express Company Warren
q. +. Affirmed.
State vs Murphy ct al. Csss { C. Re
yersed
Hunter ct. al. ". Bales as..gnees. &c Kan
cock. Reversed
Root Va Stevenson Marion C. p Re
versed
DeardoH CT Al y Foreman. Tippecsnoe c.
Z Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01
ry.m wa.hiur,ou

WAsHINGroS.s November 30-The mail
steamer from City Point reports heavy artillery
aud musketry firing heard Yesterday morning on
the north side Of the James river, IN the vicinity
of Dutch Gap. The gunboats were also sup
posed 70 be at work Firing had nearly ceased
At II O'Clock No particulars have been re-.
ceived
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

sB-We-fotce tha, our Republican friends
suggesting the name of Rev. b. +. Foster.
Of this civ. a candidate for State Librarian.
We have known Mr.: Foste. from bis youth up
ward. II there Is 20 be change in the Office.
tbere Is no one whose talents and cultivation ri
him more admirably for the place. he Is man
chose walk and conversation in life is above re-
proach; scholar. Of genius ranking
among our foremost literary men: pulpit orator
whose eloquence. IN the service OF ms Master.
has called the hearts Of thousands 20 inevitable
eontrition and repentance. = pious ard God fear
ing man, Who incalcsIes The infinite love Of The
Almighty 70 all the creature. OF DIS omn,poten'
creation. and Who teaches Ne 20 repose siih hum.
Die, trusting and slslius css6dssss 10 His 70.
-saisd Prsmisss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

We are now using one OF Munsons pat
ent adjustable rulers aud paper cutters. the IN
vention Of our fellow citizen, Mr. Munson. IL
combines ruler so arranged thatthe ink from the
pen is caught in a groove and prevented reach
ing the paper, paper cutter snd a roller. all
IN a neat and compact form, and with adjustable
screws. so that the roller can be used or not. st
pleasure. This il valuable invention and re-
fleets great credit on the mechanical ingenuity
of the inventor A patent tr~s beea obtsinci for
the ruler
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

f" E
Crscixssrr. November Do
Flour rather quiet under the eastern report,
but the prices are unchanged. There were sale
at 50 25 for supertine. and 81 so.
whest dull: red AZ O392 o.; and shilo ~ q
az 25
Corn In good demand; old shelled 81 30; rec
ear ST. -
Oats in good dcmaud Sales Of 6.0UO bushels
at s4@e5c and az the close So was refused.
Rye IL i5. and holders scking Al 30 Oar.
ley in fair demand az 81 S5tdl 20 for fall, and
81 65@l 30 for spring.
Whisky advanced to 81 90 b.; the demand
was light ~ This rate, though az the Close. rudcr
the eastet1htNs. there was frazer fcelipg
Nothing tTans2lred 10 prorlsiou.
Lard 22922is
Hogs in better demand aud sales OF 5000 at
il3 1904 for 1870 60 100 average. and Sl4 -
ola 80 tor 24u 10 $50 average. Receipts aOn
Groceries firm md in good demand
Gold &c.
Money i2@i5
Exchange dull II II diseo1u,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

W. Eels. halibut. salmon. maekerel. bass and
every other of fresh and salt water fish are
offered to the public on the most reasonable
terms per pound by Thompson & Co, at the ia
nous corner grocery OF Hogshire Co West
Washington street, south side, east oi Palmer
House few doors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

A RExxDY roR PILEs.-lt is blessing 10 the
sufferiog TO know that We have an effectual cure
for this truly troublesome disease Mr. ]. +.
Gsrarde of l64 Second street Cincinnati. Ohio,
takes great pleasure 10 Informing ali who are
suffering with piles thSt he Hsed snail quantity
of Dr. Strickland's Pie Reme.y. and II effected
4 permanent cure This seems 10 be toe case
~ith AL who make use Of ibis splendid prepars.
TOO IL is manufactured AZ No. East Fourth
street. CinsinnAii Ohio and .old BY all dr1ggi.t.
marstf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

.X-we had the pleasure of meeting aud hav
ing an introduction TO. one of the most accom-
pliahed business men east or vest OF the Mlssis'
sippi We refer TO W J Griiii,hs. Esq. who is
the special agent throughout the country Of Al.
ans EXPRESS Company. one OF the most enter
urising institutions In the known world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

sH- Recruiting officers. by order of Governor
Morton. are paid. In Indiana. for each accepted
volunteer. a premium OF six dollars in addition
20 the municipal, State and national bounty
The money. IL IL stated in n neatly printed circu-
lar. will be promptly paid upon the presentation
OF vouchers at the Executive Department Forms
of accounts for these premiums will be supplied
by the Governor and furnished as required.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

eE- All Of the important criminal trials now
pending for preliminary examination before His
Honor the Mayor. have been adjourned until
Friday week next. We learn that the distin-
guished advocate. Smms A. Colly, E-q., - re
tanned a. one OF the counsel for the defendants
generally. Hon II l. walpole and Col Rich
ard J. Ryan, will appear on the other side.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

sT-Our lady friends -honld. by AL means.
visit the establishment 81 A Liniz. West Wash
ington street. east of the Palmer House. for
comfortable. durable and elegant winter shoes of
tho most superb manufacture offered AZ tho very
Low ert prices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

! want hat. landlord.
Tell me where
That ! can get 4 stylish one;
You II bet will wear
A good one stranger. stylish. too.
Quolh the landlord. thu, IN do:
Here. boy. warn You.
Show this stranger ?!
Said the ufchin-22g
That's where al the ladies
Get their iuts--
That's Baker 4 Newer
Number twenty-five.
lie found the number
And the hat. Said the urchiu:
That's hat ~ suite.
Then looking At his "undefpinning.
Said the urohin. grinning.
"lilaek your hoofsf'
go A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

\ SINGULAR Coincidence. respectable
gentleman of this city. we'll known in our fash
ionable circles. who buys his hats at Baker n
Mclver's and bis boots At Adam knodle's-both
establishments on East Washington slrcct-had
one Of his thumbs bitten on by one OF tho most
responsible hogs in one OF our famous packing
aud sauehtering houses yesterday. DR. Funk
housef, being called upon committed amputa.
ton. and the probabilities arc in favor Of re
cOVery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

~ stolworthy. Merchant Tailor, North Ne
rdan street. l. 10 receipt of the most elegant
foreign and domestic cloths, cassineres. ve-tings
and the like which he will make np in fashona
ole style on the order of gentlemen. ~ the low
eat cash figures on the shortest notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

sEwm FlAnnery. private. COMPANY d. 5th
Regiment Y r. Q died on the Goth OF Noyem.
Der. 1864 vas enlisted AT ST LOUIS. Mo Sept
5.h. 1868 He died possessed OF personal ard
real effects which will &c turned over to his fels
tives. 1t sny no has, by making application TO
Capt Samuel Place. Jr Commanding Company
ID. 5th Regiment V X q. IL no clam is made
an a ressonabl. time the effects will he disposed
of by che government.
81 Louis pzters please COW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-01

- Fletcher & Davidge. at the Central Gro
Gerry No 80 North PENNSYLVANIA Street, oppo
site the Post Office. sll open their doors to-day
and invite attention 10 their stock of staple and
fine groceries, some vegetables and fruits