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, 1864-01-07

Uy,rEn sr41rs f.tpcr1r corn1-fsaso,. HIM
Thos. Drnmnond, judge. 'i-'t's0 t'n
unent, $1.asaz5. 80 -' '<'''''' '''''' ''10 '10s
49f4-Stowcll ct al ye. Salisbury. Writ OF nos
session to Issue unless cause be shown to contra
56sc@Dike ys. Wood. Judrmcpt of Dec a 1859
vacated, and new trial granted under the statnt,
D9ELove3oy ct al vs. Waehbutue Ct al. On mo
Of den.-E. B. Washburne to plead extendei
-vSs. G:g.chauccr-1oyy vs.. Cook e, al. Time Il
answer extended Is to Cook and Flint only. .'1S =
| sGt-Chaucery-CtoshTy ys. Siontarne et Al. Or
mo. complt'e so1r. eet down for Tearing on bill
G. G. mo. compt's soir. '''A ''' A'''' = a. 1'''
Court beng fl}y advised. &C. dIsmseea liz + Iii III
-ChanceFy-Tuyior ct al vs.. Bemis ct Al Bil
| dis. without prejudice. ~'0''N'0
Same order. A''''' 60 a. w. -1"1 g a.
SurHn1oH Coupr-Bcfore Hon. Van II. Hfepins
In trial room ~~'e'''
ply double to I'd and Sd p1eas G So OF Thos. Key Isaae
447-6mith vs. Kennedy. Dis. PC.
449-sane ve. same Ct 4; Same,
ment, $15o.
sams r. ~ sa%e 7s ,: 1etault and jnagt $1so
cd to case 90, today. '''~' '''@0 >3''
bers; 3,Sa-Ke,t,o+ =, u,pr., n.o .nn..,. ~
Boans5, he atty:. and case continued to ned term
oy coneent OF parties.
47s-chase Va. Moody. Dis. P. G. and bail dis
| caalgeq; a1lg 4., =. =, v.s..-
~ angn Patt,sgn fe e. a. w.. western @ Ifa4spoFtao1 M
20. feuuon 1or ehange OF venue To U. >. Courl
ogntsos ganltssoosame ~. s,me, ssna orser
,ant xass "a Win w. a1nck4e5' Oe1auis ana 3nog
1loaEWood r. Forsyth Bros, & CO. On motion
GETS atty. ana anng 4ond satte1actoIy to pits
aity 10 ordered that tae attachment be dlssol7'
~ LIZ aH0 nE EaIhhisnees otsG1Malee9.
,u3a,,ant esin u a'' w. a"omo'es' oelau1t ano
1l71.Brueh Vs- Frost. Default and Judgment,
49, sics,s@px,,o+o, =. q, =. Van arn., r,o,ta ~
May tezR 1t p. G. as PEI atipn, fled.
11IiENcFean - B5orrov ct NJ, IN mo,,on n,
q 70 oge y hS aee
I'll; sis1-De.tsr assignee, &C., rs. Hayward ct al
Baee nIads Dsisos sna nsp
,,ant q eax =; ~ "' N' o1aeo' o'taa4s' "no toos
"fn., nae, e,,oss.os Gasa -
o. as1n;th 1'Ham h'G19ge. 1sagz. T.. -. u.,s :. =,
prSs aa oaasaiaa, @e, " asmm9na et a.
| eN-4cpha4 ct M =: ys. Pfouty ct a. Rule to
RI EFes1v - 3:1n~k. Rule to plead extended
/ 10 MONDAY next.
Tae-Bond ". Stevens. Dis. with Proc. want Of
att Or merits. =.
sr515 ~ ci -. 'e. Atca et III. Auie 70 Pieaa
5sLFeiIiV Admx ~ ~ 1,,tr,,a f.entr,1 p,,,-
way Company. Default and witt Of inquiry. .
69 -gecemen n: Diyersey: Same order.
, 1864-01-07
Real Estqte tot Sale,

FOR sALE-Cheap, valuable
Il Farm Of 10 acres, mostly improved, within one
mile Of Lane Station, Ogle County ILL., alap. S oerea
tes Both VII be sc!d slesg and e1 reasonable tine
Co.. Is Lasallc street. ja6-.lssss
FOR SALE.-Lots tor sale very
4 cheap. fen lots on the northeast corner Of
Tyler and Loon,1s Streets Block - Canal Trustees
1ne e q secon II s. R9ss
cash ana the balance n one and two yenrs at pst
cent. Iltle perfect. BENZ. F. aADDt CK. g Dear.
FOR SALE.-A Farm Of o15
il acres-S2 ae7es Of timber, and 1888 acres Of good
hoafe; 6sFR, Grs5afa; aad plenty of stny xstef
two miles frcm Wayne Station, s[x miles from Elgtu
and thirty miles from Chicago. Inquire On farm. 81
addEsss M 81 n, n JKERsHAW. Wayne Station, Du Page CO
VINELAND = Lands TO all
mid ia euate q
phta BY railroad Rich soil produces large crops
tracts at from us to f0 per acre. payable within four
years. Good business openings for manufacturers and
others churches, schools and good society II Is now
sas 8Rsss beauty g.
place Is 1ald out is uusurpassed Letters answered
Wifi be sent free.o Address CHAa. E. Lands, Wins.
lind Post once. Cnnherland county, New jersey.
Of the TEhunc e one Of the most extensive fertile
traete In an almost leEel position and suitable cond
ton for pleasant mnEt that We know Of this side o,
the Western pralties. oc2so7693u7
, 1864-01-07

Pension and Bounty Blanks.
:, The list Of approved forms OF Pension, Back
Pay and Bounty Blanks are kept on hadd at the
TRIBUNE .0Tx1oK, and cent BY mail, post paid,
1pon receipt Of the price. ut Is cents per quire.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Of widow for Payment OF Pension.
of Invalid peusioner fotzzPayneut ol
Pension.
Claim OF Heirs for Arrears.
-. for Horse and Equipments.
Declaration OF Minor Children for Pension.
Of Orphan Sister for Pension
fatne1s' Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
IeArA
1nTnIa Pension Claim.
Nother's Application for Pension.
Omcet's Certificate Of Soldiers Disability.
Power OF Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
&c
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money.
Let Of March 8, 1851
Surgeons Certificate ofEoldicr's Disability.
Widows Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
reArS. 81.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Also q. kinds OF Law and Military Blanks. Con-
vcJzncing Blanks. &c. Address,
TRIBUNE CO., 81 Clark street.
, 1864-01-07

~Diarys for 1864, and Francis s Lontrel's
Daily 0fnee Journals for 1884, for sale BY McNally
g. Co.. 81 Dearborn street,
, 1864-01-07

EGO to Mckinley, 78 Iasa1Ie street, aud have
him III your gas pipes he will warrant them not
to feeze up during the winter. after they ara
, 1864-01-07

Who would not prefer. In selecting Holldsy GHt4 70
Combine with beauty and elegance, the CsKyu1 nuaA
KTeea Who would not prefer to tecelre such? ~, -
more Acceptable than that qnlet, rspd and charming
Kn1CoA GIBBS SEWING AAcIIiSEe: r. Sn1ds stads ~
any one. however unsk1lled and tne1pertenced Wla
he continued progress of tho !ss, 5ssr nnh III ~
hmtly use. Hhau wo send you Holiday F1essns tes
your friend. .
New York prices-No charge for Ffdght.
I. CORNELL i CO..
deIrf1otm General Agents. lS LAKE stfees-
, 1864-01-07

WARRINGTON SKATING PARK.-The mana
gers Of the Washington ha1e annonncei'a grand
Carnival tonight, at which the a,ik< OF tho Weat
Dtviefcn will consregate, ehould tho weather per-
nit. This splendid shect Of Ice in in 1rss1ate
condition. and was well visited 1ast evening. "A
good band Of music has been engaged, and with
favorable weather, tonight will be one orthe best
Of the reason. Wc have had so little skating 1lih
erto that 1t will be looked upon IS > positive
luxMy.
, 1864-01-07

and tbcn on Tuesday night run away. The con-
tnct Of man who corld deliberately disrobo In
The opca air with the mercury below zero, may
well te termed "cool eatontczy.'.. Ho his rot
teen re-a1rrsted. ' * -
, 1864-01-07
lectures On WDmQn.
TCommunicatcd.1

The citizens Of Chicsgo haye already been mp
pf1sGd Or conree Of Lectures to be offered to the
public 1 BY sone Of our most popnlar clergy, upon
Cd IN different ages. The subject, 1t would seem,
must naturally interest all; but especially We urge
@ woman to avail herself Of The rare opportunity of
beholdinR herself us in true mirror, whereby she
maybe assisted in discerning that elevation aud
dignity Of character and position which her Maker
The aSais Of this effort are 10 be applied to The
support Of an Institution which, for several months,
has been IN successful operation as 'tKcfuge for
This necessity for such refuge is demonstrated
daily Bnt the Oft recurring inquiry. can they be
reformed, nnst and can be answeFtd-Jes-When
they are brought within the peaceful, home 1nlu-
higher and boiler purposes; their time occupied
utetnlly. and the hope and purpose Of bsins eeva-
yated above their fallen condition, to respectabi-
slag sisters they are pointed to our Saviour, as
can e reformed And when society-when no
Of orr 0oy Religion, 70 that when these unfortu-
uatcs leave the Refuge, and tremblInglJ venture,
again. Into socle.E Re,chnnce to earn N honest
than ftoWEed upon-fhen shall our Efforts be
crowned with entize success. We have seen the
once lovely daughter restored to the family circles
while tears Of gratitude attested their penitencc,
and more than Jecompensed Us for our labor
Let then the public mind be At least temporarily
is engaged, and giye tie ladies who win offer you
:ickc's Tor the projected intellectual feast cheer
Ing welcome: Ono gentleman has responded most
sneouraginely, BY taking one hundred tickets
$l00. Let others do likewise, and not only bestow
their money literally, but turn aside from the
amnsements OF the hour, take their seats in Bryan
Hal! on the eyening designated, and receive full
tS!9s fsgisssnt In the rich Instruction which vi" be
Jc the readers Of the Tn1susr. NC would say,
r. tronfze The lectures and thus aid this noble char
In n rfJA n vnu n
, 1864-01-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Pfano Trade In Chicago--A Ect,
HOW MaGe Mnd Decided.
We hive before referred TO the great piano en-
terprisc embodied in Reeds Temple Of Music, in
MeCormick's marble block, occupying three storaa
fronting On both Dearborn and Randolph streets.
1t is anew thing, not for Mr. Reed, who has been
twenty-five years in the business, but for ChIcsgo
to zee great ealcsEoom with the best instruments
Of half 3 score Of makers In store, to the number
Of from ffty to one hundred pianos, Of ali prices
and styles, from the grdHlest Grand Of Chickering
to the cheaper, Int still, ,sweettoned instrument OF
other makers. It makes show to look In through
plate windows upon long ranges Of instruments,
and perhaps for lack Of room, to see pianos liter
ally stacked ono upon another, choice instruments
from chickering j. Sons, Joha Mcneil, ]. F. Ha1e
& Co., Ernest Gablcr, 1hlseng i NarVeseu, United
Piano Forto Makers, and others whosc regulations
are world wide.
Naturally, the establishment attracts great atten-
lion, not only among strangers but residents, aud
this gave Eise 10 Incident yesterday worth mr.
rating, though little out OF the ordinary coufac,
for two OF three REASONS. 1t is one instance, and
not fnvidiously given, as to tho extent OF the
piano trade In this city. It is proof Of how Mr..
Reeds enterprise is appreciated within tho first
few months Of its existence here. The sight Of
Mr. Reeds great ea1esroom thus flied elicted q
discussion among two passcra-by.
"Big thing; got pianos enough to lsst him five
year,"
We will sell them in six months.t'
''Iet you ten dollars he don't sell one plano a
day."
make 1t twenty, and I'll take you up, md 60 In
and Bee."
It was done, and with grent deal Of circnmlo-
cutory apology the case was referred to Mr. Reed.
It is not every day that business house is willing
to answer such questions; but on this occasion
the strange proceeding Of the strangers was not
rebnf1ed. Reference was made to the books and
an accurate count taken, with the following resnlt
which we give, for reasonB above named. The
houee has received, within the last three months,
'wo hundred and twenty-etght instruments. It
actually sold In the month Of December SIXTY
SEVEN PIANOS. OF In all eighty eight instruments
This for war time, for new establishment, in a
young city like ours, is doing pretty well, and on
all these accounts deserves to be made note of'
1t shows that those who have been waiting until
they could 60 to New York, to buy piano from
large assortment" have found themselves accom-
modated precisely In that way. nearer home.
SCANDINAVIAN TEMPERANCE MEETINGS. There
n.
, 1864-01-07

60 70 TIE BxzE-Go to Bryant d stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get thorough
Practical s1usiness education. For circulars i'd
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1864-01-07

~ Diseases Of the Nerv6us, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual SyBtems-new and reliable treatn en-
In repoEts Of the Howard dAssociation-sent BY mail
II sealed letter envelopes iree Of charge Address
Dr. j. Skil1ln Hcughton, Howard Association, No,
2Eouth Ninth street, Phi1adelphia, "a,
, 1864-01-07

HOLIDAYS ARE OVEn.-Mink Furs cheaper than
ever at Brewster'a, under Shermau House.
farE
, 1864-01-07

ITO COOPERS.-A meeting Of
L the Cooptrs IN chlesgo. will be held .. nc Ger
man Hall. corner Indians and Wells streets. on
Thu.sday evening at O'Clock, to which ali Cooness
src inyited to attend. By order OF tho Committee.
, 1864-01-07
/ Gl)ifa9o Gribnnt.
THURSDAY, JANUARY :, 1864.
THE CITY.

ADVANCE III WAGEs.-The demands Of the
engineers On the Illinois Central Railroad for an
advance ofwagea have bcen aoceded to, and the op-
erAtlcns ofthc road now go on regularly. AL the
Other 1oads Lave likewise advanced thelr eng-
Oecte Nacae.
, 1864-01-07

B Houae and Sign Painting, Calcinining,
Glazing, DC Paper Ha1gings and Window Shades
wholesale end retail at New York prIets. j.
F. E. R10By, So Randolph street.
Boz $685. dec1b-s593-1m
, 1864-01-07

SPRAYING HoRsEs.--Nearly thirty horses
wc1c picked up yesterday in the west division Of
the city, their riders drivers haring left them
unhltched while ateppIng into \ saloon OF storc.
Horses can scarcely be blamed for not wanting to
stand still In the open mir this cold weather. Who
vpuldf
, 1864-01-07
FARMERS'MUTUAI,

A DDISON FARAlERS'lIUTUAL
II INSURANCE CDMPANY.-Nouce Is hereby
given that the Annual Election of the Officers OF the
Be held st tho otcc q the sa1d Company Addison,
n ss tnG nnS seeGse es9 h1 y ree being
dcet us1.1H HENRY .. FISCHER, 8ec'J.
, 1864-01-07

ALMOST AN ExPi.os1oS.-Thc cellar under
the Quarter Mastct'e Depot which caught dire On
Iueedsy, conte!ned .c.r swo hundred kegs Of gun
powder. Had the flames burst forth in the night
1t ia probable the building and it's contents would
lavp been blown to the four wlnda OF heaven.
, 1864-01-07

w AN TED.-Three stVeteran
~ Volunteers" having served In the army slnce
ne beginning Of the war, and having acquired the
anove honorable title BY fecnnsttBg. now desire to
tifnl and intelligent lhdies. Ob1ect-To vile away
ls Ga hours Of camp life imp, ovement in style Of
aad logely ones, come Up to the work, md 40 waat
7Gheer gp the soldiers iu he eld. Address EDG II
WELLANb, GUS PAhKS and CHAS. BERNICE.
jas-t69i.et 'oA0oA' ~ -A-''
, 1864-01-07
THE BEST IN THE CITY.

SEASON TICKETS
Cau be obtained at the following p1accs:
Barnnru's Variety Lake street
Root l. Cady's Music Store. Clark street
HoVey'a seed Store. Lake street
Grsnd Trunk Railroad Otace ........12 Laka strcet
The Tribune office Isl Clark street.
And at tho Park.
, 1864-01-07
w ANTED--A good Office Clerk.
Addrsss e applicants ownhaadwrittnS with
reference. "E r." Post Office Boz 22s2 fsSfElI ST

w ANTED-We want to hire
~, ,o good Agents in every county and city to sell
are paying nom $50 10 loo pei ,uth. sad trsTeinS
ehh}Renses: eh}R Or giving liberal Commission. Our Ma-
cnlLe Is acknowledged to be the best sheap Family
sswiug Mtchlnc tn the United States. Adiress
Wnolcaa!e @ agent 90 below, R. 7. BUSH. Chtcaen, III
, 1864-01-07

" "ANTED-Board. A young
w gentleman, Of good appearance, steady hahlts
and xnged IN lucrative business IN this city de-
stress neatly furnshed room With board In private
fsmily, where there are few Or no otheE boardery-
ciatet-. Tefms about 81o per week. Best OF refer~
ences given Address Post Office Boz 5915, Chicago.
, 1864-01-07
lnSt.s
:,lfou1tn,

FOUND.-A Cloth Cloak. The
. owner can hare It By proving property an nav.
Irvine, 19 Lake street. inSss.ntJt
, 1864-01-07

WANTED-And no humbug! A
W man from sEAxLr EVERY PLACE, to makctvo
O. three hundred dollars a year without delaying
their business, can msie Jour ye tboas.ad eoIisfs
ytnr. Call 1t Room upstairs 1911 C1srk street or
serd ten gents to Post Ufce Boz s6a2, Chica8o. III.
, 1864-01-07
TT 0 GS, HOGS,

LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS,
We will give our personal attention to Ill sales ant
Will guarantee the HIGHEST PRICES AND PROMPT
RETURNS BATES. STONE L CO.
noBf5562n 919 South Watar street
, 1864-01-07

PEEsokA1~-Colonel Ed. S. McCook. Of the
31st Illinois, General Losan's old regimeut,} who
has been SNOW bound In the city for the past week
at the fremont House, ]eft last night for Spring
field. Colonel Nccook il Of the 'hght!ng family Of
McCook's," the youngest OF nine brothers, two Of
whom with the father have fallen In the battles Of
their contsy. He 10 the youngest Colonel In the
service from this State, and yet, Judging by what
he tas sccn and experienced in this war, Ia ver-
etan.
, 1864-01-07
G1auutf0.

w ANTED Correspondents, by
~, t1FsS y nosTd hous1y s;ssers, BY tbs respective
unlon boys nted reply. - Coppernsats is mora han
our nesTs1 can oesr- SEND photographs. Aldre.3
'NEll: Stcubcn County. I1dilna, Bax II.
, 1864-01-07

TO RENT-A Cottage containing
Il eight roorua, within block Of Haisted and B1ue
leland nvepuo carr. Rent so month in advance.
Address COTTAGE Housx." at this on1ce- Ia7-t15lt
ITO RENT-For two months, six
, 1864-01-07

HECEIP18 1Nu EXPENDITURES.
Balance on hand Jan. Z, 1863...,,...... $t999 0
Received during the year. A989, 3
, 1864-01-07

a CONSTITUTIONAL Po1Sr SETTLED
Elijah Parker, who was for years the body ser
want Of Jndge Taney, and made the tour Of Enrpps
In that capacity, has just Joined the legion Of
honor; has donncd the uniform OF the United
Statee. His late master ls somewhat famous for
h3a decision Of the Constitutional question Of the
status Of the colored man: Elijah has solved the
prob1em-the Gordtan knot is severed. he has en-
listed, and ct least for himself asserted, proven,
the cqunlftJ. Practical solutions to questions are
generally the best.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
DAILY SENTINEL.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER Is.
PROCLAMATION.


Indianapolis. November W, i.s4.
u t,> Peeps O. Indiana.
The Pressdent % the Unifec ststes 10 confederation a.
he Divine 50 vi.lbly aud sutIy exhibited
ezfing the trials through which country nov pas,
ing. hs bis Proclamation Of the Goth Of October last
appointed Thursday. ib. 2ith u the present month cay
q sgvns and Prayer In is observance be urges
al 10 humble ourselves In gratitude 70 The Almighty
Dspossr Of Events. and 70 ssppcste Him Tor The speedy
return Of harmony and peace. The duty q Christian
people 10 scknesedss hs goodness Of God and IN every
way 10 sho~ thenseves ebesrfaiiy submissive 20 HI w
= paramount 10 all Others.
therefore, earnestly recommend The people q lndi
observe The day appointed By the President, 20
abandon all secular business and devote their tine AM
thoughts 70 the solemn demsuAs u religion. II al the
msrcies vouehs nson the people Of Indiana
have shared sburdany They have gathered bOunteous
ksrvest and been enabled contribute largely and
bonOraby the nsces.sTsto Fesirs the integrity
and prosperity Of our Government To them God has
shown hi- mercy eonspiesOu.y and their duiy TO
knowledge H. only BY Thanksgiving AMI prayer, BAT
y deeds Of kndsess The needy o; mercy the suffer
ing snd shove al. By prompt aud abundant the
families Of hose through whose courage and sacrifices
asd isYe nation restored and renewed
/ DO. therefore most earnestly recommend that on
ansssivfnR Day collections be made ia eli the church
IS. and that contributions q money, clothing fuel and al
nseessris Of f- be made everywhere Cor the support
VI the families Of volunteers and drafted during
The coming winter The demands increased
forts and liberal expenditures; and II ve would
rhow ourselves deserving Of The mercy ak Of Cod
we should bsstow in free upon the families q
those 70 whom under such gres; obligations At
the time. trust that organizations vii! be Instituted
Inevtry negkborhood to continue the efforts this te
half, tina; every soldier may made feel that his
ny will be AR ply provided for by those Tor whom te il.
daring and enduring mach.
o. r. MORTON,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15


NV YoRg, November Ia
CotlOns shade itmeI aud steady at 81 liza
| ~ for middliug
Flour-State ana Western 5dl5c better:
$40 00dl0 - for extra State, Sll l06ll 30
Tor extra round hoop Ohio and Sll 356ll a.
for trade brands.
Whisky quiet at 81 73lsdl "a for Western.
Wheat ale better; 81 23d2 - for Chicago
spring 81 2Sd2 30 for Milwaukee club.
Rye frmer; Western 81 S..
Barley shade firmer
Corn ld2c better; 81 ~ for mixed Western
in store.
Oats &c higher At 500 30 for wesletn.
Wool firm
coffee inactive Sngm steady; Muscoysdo
lTe@2lis
Moasses steady: y q. 81 i5@i %; Porto
Rico dSl 1919
Petroleum hrm at IL for crude; i2d72is tor
refined in bond and -5do7 DO. free.
Pork opened decidedly lower, but closed
more firm at 43s 50@39 90 for mess, and
81 256il 50 for new do. cash aud regular way
closing 81 co. S3sd3S ~ for prime, aud $40 ou
for prime mess
Beef firm ana ia fair dewsnd
Butter firm and steady at 34Cdi6c Tor Ohio
And I2d5l Tor State Cheese quie, and steady
l6d25c
Cut meats in tain demand Al l1dl9 Tor
shoulders and 1921 Tor hams
Lard less active and rather heavy al ALSO
II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

or. Louis. Nov. IL -luformsiien has been re-
ceived here thai General Candy, while ascending
White river. Arksnsss, or The gunhoat Cricket.
vas shot sy guerrilla from the shore. on ne
9th instant. seriously II not fatal, wounding him
N the groin. the ball passing through the body.
81 Joseph dispatch ssrs Lincoln received
about $4,000 votes in Kansas and Mcclellan
ID 0O0
IL i stated thai OR, ford i elec, I'll Governor
and eisrk ivr Congress
The .sesrner Darling passed Cairo on Satur-
daf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

81 900 REwAEp.-Thc above reward will be
given 10 sny person who car furnish prescrip-
lion for coughs, colds. whooping -cough. asthma,
aud consumption. which s equal 10 DR.. Strick-
lands MellifuouS Cough Baisar This balsam
~sl cure the above complaints. also splitting Of
blood and night Swelts one htv cent bcule
i sufficient for any one 60 try. The worst eases
o! chronic cough asthma. whoOping cough aud
primary eases ct consumption are cured bv Or
Strickland Mellihuous Cough BaiSam. IL can
oe had Al any druggists Il : different from
any ether cough medicine re have known IN
thu country q.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

METROPOLITAN THEArnK Jessie McLane was
received last night by crowded house. snd
passed of 10 the satisfaction OF all present. Mr
and Miss Couldock. and the entire company, nc
quilted themselves most admirably The play
will be repeated to night. for the last time posi-
lively Let no one fail to see it and in order 70
do so, YOU had better secure your seats Al ~
early hour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

The CeutFal office OF the United States Chris
Iian Commission. al Philadelphia aas Instructed
IT. various branches 10 -ent circulars 20 The
pastors OF oil nc churchs. 10 the North, asking
them To take Nd collections on Thanksgiving
Dsy. IN their congregations. tor the treasury OF
The United States Christian Commssoa and
thus for the beue6t fthe soldiers
The following . copy 81 the circular alfeaGv
issued sud now icing sent bs the Indians Branch:
sYFyAi For ooIIEcIIoNs. rnANX>0ivsN0 DAY.
sovENBER 24rH
OsfIcx IND BIZ CHRIsrIAS CoExssioS.l
Indianapolis, November 1864
Rsv NSn Dr,R SIR.--The President has de-
ignated Thursday. the 2Iih inst. As a day Of
National Thanksgiving Congregations all owe:
the loyal North will assemble tbaf DIV tn thank
Almighty God for past signal metsie. and invoke
His blessing upon the future Of our beloved land
From uanS fresdes and sanctuary altar nraver
sill ascend tor the absent ones. Who are ~ the
ride PITT. the trenches the camp. he hospital aud
The prison.
We have deemed !. ,xpeiieut 90 ssk she pas
tors throughout the State Ia call UPON gheir poo
pie OF lha, 3ay 20 come forward once more and
assist he Christian Commission in it, Christ d
cork II bears through the medium Of its vol
untarI, unpaid delegates Toe benoiActions oil he
people directly 70 the srmy. = one hand IL car
ries supplies tor The BODY iu thc other. the
Bread Of Life fof the soul
Thousands OF lives have becu saved bv Is
minislrsiions. and who can count tic multitude,
thai have. bv - Instrument alitv been ,esd 20
the Gross % Christ The Committee Of the
Indians Bfsuch OF the Commission would press
most earnestly upon YOU and your people the ne
eessity OF generous contributed - enable them
20 continue and enlarge the good work Nay
not n the name OF ouT common Master ak
for large hearted evidence OF your sympathy
and 90 operation
A. The season advances kneS Tia, the de.
naHds upon our rAsting lrea.gfy sill greatly IN
crease Our soldiers are doing the suffering
aud diving foF Us let u, 10 tie giving for them
Please read 'hi. appeal 20 your congregation and
-eRd their contributions "a uaones - Jss. " Rsv.
OF ia store. 20 Charies y. Todd
" q CuPsINckA. President
jAs N RAY. Treasurer.
l. T. CsoLI, Rec Sec
CsAs Y Topp Ger SCI