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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
The NERS.
4 sNALL REvxRsE.

AvsEln surprised Badly aa,Oa Of EoOauslnnd's
command, two or tbles d,ss ESQ. ., MoUI6eld,
Hs'dy county, and II the tDgigcmec' uSiCb EMU d,
60 ths b,ttsF 81 heCsuslssS, t.kirs iIsm IN eCne
Prisoners sld Sr.i lrf. Nc hOs'sad reIiFOd 20 pom
% tue S;sunson and Winchester urnpike, AID AYeil
rstaIDsU ,oE-ris JUMP r.aai. II secouOs he4 have
hitherto FsAchsd I, AID Woi0a We have fOTOOros to
psbls1, 70 De rsisd IL IS tifsiIs taisg to
~ 90 Jnensyg. l. - 30 b t0p'd IL VII kOeP DIS
eyes cp.. Va uslse.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
To THE PUBLIC,

ON the lIlth and 18th June, 1864, portion
" Gen H. nter forces (sOOu 800 their way 70 aaeE the
ssGnty, Snd stating iaey learned Of ueF W.
Pr0eeete rsaey sn'er and search my house L S
ana DR. ts down ana nutAag furOurs, Scstter ny
M is poEAnt PAper ana !SaSsSns e ~ npd ana thus
Uey and len homestead ErsSK Besides my
soS - BE- seized ana esrT.sd Cd large Of securities,
O- and dousle, among Oss:s, Of TIE latter ea the
. q s.ps Is, 10 coupon boad city Of LynoA0aIg Nos
sSg U.s. $50 SEQ ssl, SSs sSs, 49, s6 Ss-eaeh ,oroa
y So 70 bond, g 900 eAoA Nos Ss' ST. SIS 10000
.S p. 81 80 nd 81 s 49, each. Mo-, $50 SOL $50
o ss ~ SaS II o. - bonds, Mo-, i4s al l4s
~ s,sO,sus,r So bonds, Nos gas. $50 500
'1 se;.suaSsr "a bOzd.. Nos sGl, 9Sa-RsCO ,,,
each, SaOOO
rrAsse issued to LypshOurg Fire and Hose Com
Basy, $500, 80 o. 81 One coupon bona CITY Of L, nel
Ssrs, No s. Issued in The name Of o. g au5Ii1 and
y @ .1SnS % : !aSfI SS Jasaly ATa 1885, 10000
ll $4,000
8. Two ceruaeatss Of Per cent, Confederate
No e0 iss o aassa a4ea 50 sS, for $4,000
No sS @ Ss sscS as Az @ SSa. tobacco stored
> Al mos eOOds d,o'd, secured BY trust deed
1 on Hot sp ings, bouds bal due Oct. 1858. ~ ~
5 J. B spccs, toad due as
| 10 J. .. Williams, bond due, aSSS
IL charles Anthony, two bonSs soVVV saoni opS -
1 IL A B. hacker bond Que, ~
/ ~ l. Buuer, 6onds aue -. 800 ~
/ IA A X woodruff two bonds, each g, 100, cue SIVV
] IS Wul. H. Williams, four bynds tl50 v.ch, due wv
oi9 I S' S. Ss. @Ss ss .r5S s
' "is s'5 y 'eA' 0'A 1''l ''' 1872 I244q
H. LSs.do' So9a lIf I5ss s for S6us ESQ
i
dive this notice world prevent far a. may be the
tsiou Of these Becurs and st2to 81 h2Vs taken
4
- ss be- project M against The eonseqls 81 tns out
| 80 sAAUEL MILLERa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

RUsAsAE-M:. Bss1sl sa.altae. brigade wagon
MASTER, tfs mo'nrg haneei ever TO shs pcics DC
runaway, 5ssro bog, about ten yssF, Old, nsm.d J..
am, zh. is intel gsnt givss this Of tirser
Sasaa Co k, bis Isc.eF, b1lolgol 20 H.. Jjsn P ~.
Of Amhets; e,na.y. ysg ago she s'a away fs'm sts
n,s.eI aud esm, ~ ihis ~, t.!agDg bis. Wl!Tn
sts hjf Sac took up tsr reateneo viii cen, SssFsed
us,, u .fiOa d Il, Ga tvs eastern sd5s % Of tAs
city. About manth tiuc, shs dist, issvaG hin %
abils.for tia5ak She's i.E isa.b. l. Is kesH irg
viii s0liieri
Thu bcJW.a ccnuists 10 Ill iaE Psess,. es.c keep
ing
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E-sTsi aooors - Of OoBgrc ID SIC lsas - e
aaiszEa Jif- o1ee q ts Doi oozEt Ct tie ttE-
.rs.rsts stssss tho nsrIhsn nEs-ist of ao5ecis,
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SPECIAL NOTICE

y u N ID il Rs
- 10 lbs Frsls rfs' esssT.
Heroes lll-- - =. LEgzt
v Ols Ei.ri. syysp ard sorrtgl
eetton Yarns, sss1r.sg namosfs
44aheelfss
Iina MhksT
kppis ErS2dy
Fer sale - gglrtrk ~
STOKES. WILL sHsoS 90,
aus 81 ss1ne. 18th snd Gary 81.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

IrrLiAs HU(E rEf Mr. J p. Tier. G Arb O. The 3
ms,ket, s.w tbis morning John Fy. an Italian fruit
" er, wi KEEP, shop Broad street, above ssh
street, tuy dez ws,srme om n la number Of muck
selous In che mark and ca teen :euod to biz shop.
Mr.. Tyler, on the srnvl Ct toe mslons at Fys chop;
COX possession Of them aud bsoaght the case before
The Mayor.
Tie OrdL.sbos saga peEson buy NJ in the mafte's.o
s'll again In the cisy ssa ST q ccpf cation OF the ar
tcles 70 b ugh, led no, lsI t:an $40 nor more
Than $50
The NJ 'yor C. niscatei The m lons, but did not hle
The liAian We elSno. ses uIo what ground 'hsso
Italian hu kses~e enu led to any petu Jar i.vst.-
They mako ihsif living by starving Ter psople
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT O. S. A.,
R;ct mond IrIy % 1874

@SOO REWARD.--Stolen from my house
DOOO By the Yankee Raiders (ien Wilson, about The
Ion cf Juae lss Nsg hoy pamsd dWYNH, aged shout IL
years yelor, Iet inches high. viii give the shove
Tor his deseryt me- II. stokes OF Richmond, Va
L. II. KAIaH1,
Aug. 9th lea az. Bun syille, Eottouay, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10
ROANOKk COLLAGE.

ROANOKE COLLAGE
THIS Institution, located at Salem, Va, will
l. opeu It's ns1i sRbu session The Sept Ekpe1ses ga
Sultsd By hs pie yoEs ~ raA
Y5r psaieusrs, eiq lse OF ,be President,
b-i0t ID. T. blfILh
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TOCHINRAL--
~ i9s Fsaz s. 0ssCi1ssl
RsI SCI. 81 s-.-..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

FRo6 SCBLE-TCRT POWELL BLOWN UP-
sHAAEFUL SU8RfNDER OF FORT GAINES,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

From sUr aos Of the latest Unitsd States rspsrs re
caivsd ,7. Ts yantiuuo he following e1Hscs of il
te7ossiag aoTe -a
I,sT Ct OFFICERS cArsURED IN TEz z1clz7 TT1 AROUND
sTiAyTA,
Ths Herald G,e.a- thus ebau zoo ofia'Ed zero sop
t1ai lo.y a G-ata 81 tie ash. 1t Pa6ba1;s tug '
iosiog 81 aszss as gioai Wtsre a'e The ''L2r 4'e'
Col Je' 6isbs.t, s. b &,
Iest Gcl JohH WIianF, 50 ais
M4joS RichsFj E.IsoT, OSniedsia!e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-10

nod LIVER OIL,
" AuppJ q s.A oaa Ii7'TO. ir'' r;siS1 S y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
From the Army OF the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc,i
nocap,kor IL

There is little OF interes; TO report from this
army Our correspondents seem to be waiting
for the result of Shermans operations as well n
those of the fleet which sailed from Fortress
Monroe.
Recently good deal OF heavy firing has been
going on at Dutch Gap canal
The enemy day or two ago opened with a
new 100 pound gun. and have been since indus
triously engaged in throwing shells at railroad
trains as they pass aud certain points Of the road
in full view of their gunners, but they have done
no damage whatever, nor are they likely tn do 20
unless they shall show more accuracy
This morning salute Of 100 guns fired in
honor of the great victory of Thomas over Hood
The rebels sullenly threw Few shells in reply
but did no damege
Last nigh, the pickets on the right OF the line
were very active keeping up aud exchanging
compliments Nil night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
From Nas,vilic.

NASHVILLE. December 30 An officer from
Gen Rousseau staff, Just from Thomas head
quarters has arrived
Our forces were at Spring Hill, near Colum-
bia.
The remnant of Hoods army was at Duck
river. which he was crossing AS fast at possible.
AL our wounded left at Franklin were cap
tured
Yesterday morning Gen Hatch captured three
guns from therebel cavalry force A. Spring Hill
Our total captures OF artillery from Hood amount
To OIL pieces
The loss of Forrest in his attack on Murfrees
boro on Thursday is estimated AZ / 800 killed
aud wounded who fell into our hands.
From all accounts, the rebel cavalry Is utterly
demoralizel aud unable to make an effective
stand
The telegraph is working 10 Spring Hill and
trains will run to Franklin this morning
Gen Schotcld was in Columbia Yesterday
moving.
Our total loss in the battles of thursday and
Friday will reach but few over , 800
The river il rising rapidly, with IL fee; water
on the shoals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
.ew vors vsarMe.

NEW YoRK. December 20
Cotton more active and higher at 81 23@1 ?.
! for middling. closingquet
! Flour-States and Western firm ard 20@25,
better $40 l0@lO % for extra State; $40 90@
III ID for common to good shipping brands ro1nt
hoop Ohio: Sll 20@l2 00fof trade brands, with
no buyers at outside quotations. ~
Whisky firm; western 50 2O@2 81.
! Wheat more active and 305c betteryt 81 q
FOR winter rcd western choice amber Kentucky
50 60.
Rye dull
Barley quiet at 81 s7@20O.
earn dull and nominal AZ s e5@ 80 for mix
Oats active and Firm at 81 O5@l oG for
western
Wool firm.
Coffee dull, aud no sales Of importance
Sugar quiet; Muscovado 17@2O.
Molasses steady.
Petroleum So; refined in bond quoted ats,
crude 55@56. and refined free 95@9s.
Pork decidedly frmer at S36 1898 80 for
1851 mess cash and regular way, closing dull
at about inside prices.
Beef steady and id fair demand
Beef hams in moderate request at 27@2S.
Cut meats quiet at l6s{@ls24 for shoulders
and ls@2l for hams
Bacon sides in fair demand; Cumberland cut
for anuary at 30.
Dressed hogs shade easier
Lard rather trmer but not very active at DO /,
@25
Butter quiet at and heavy at 3s@5O for vest
ern and 35d60 for State
Cheese dull aud declining at 5000
Money active and firm ut Ca per cent.
Sterling exchange dull
Gold more active and frmer. opening AT 22I
advancing to 226i5 declining to 220s5 closing
at 223
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
rom New orieans.

CARo, Dec 2O-Adyices from New Orlean.
Of the 18th. give the following:
The biockading squadron of Galveston has
seized during the week ending the 9th inst. SIX
blockade runners.
The capture of the steamer Sonora IS dis
credited
Two large fires recently occurred ut Calves
ton
The yellow fever is epidemic at Galveston aud
the mortality Is very great.
The prize money of the heroes OF Mobile bay
amounts to one years pay ior every man en-
gagged in the fight.
No transactions in cotton Sugar 23@23is
Mohsses 81 - to | 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
NV Yoax MONEY nAagEr.

INV YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEw Yoax, December 20.
Gold opened strong under the announcement
of another draft at go: DOS was bid but il sub
sequenty declined steadily, until IL touched 220s4
this 7 NJ
The gold market was very much excited to-
day, and large business was transacted. The
price early in the day stood at per cent above
the closing rate of last evening. but il after
wards fell of considerably.
The loan market active, in consequence
of the large subscription to the government
bonds ~ ol tHrfl
Foreign exchange quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

- Heitkam. North Illinois street. opposite
the Bates House whose fabrics are elegant beaa
tiul, unsurpassed and uneSeeled in this city. is
happy daily to welcome his friends patrons. aud
the public generally visiting his establishments.
Having. as We remark, the most superior goods
and an accomplished artist a. a cutter be Is en-
sked furnish forth any gentleman in the most
fashionable style 10 the way OF wearing apparel
at the lowest prices Hetkam's assortments
comprise foreign and domestic textures of un
surpassed quality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sS-ihe Palmer House. under the manage
ment OF Nh. Sinks, is now one of the foremost
public houses In the country. 1t is hotel where
an excellent breakfast NAV be procured, where a
magnificent dinner NAV be partaken of. and
where toast aud tea aud buck heat cakes. with
broiled and tender steak, aud beautifully fresh
butter. and all other comfortable decorations o;
the table. may be procured. And then the lods-
ing apartments are always kept scrupulously neat
and in admirable order For dsv. for week
for month, or for year. stop ~ the Palmer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

tT-This evening. at Masonic Hall. the ladies
of the Hebrew Benevolent Society, will give
their first annual calico dress ball From the ar
engagements which have been made. have no
doubt the festival will be one of the pleassntesl
of the season. The Of the gentle men
who have charge OF the affair are sufficient
guarantee that the entertainment will be unsur
passed in every respect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sTS-"Keep crowding in seems TO DC the
motto of the day There has been a perfect
rush for Todd & Carmichael's book store for
several days past. and every person almost comes
out with bundles fall of beautiful books. and
presents for the holidays. Dou't think OF buying
until YOU have looked through their large and
splendid assortment Of all kiuds of books and
STATIC cry ior the holiday trade Judging from
the way Mr.. Williams has dressed the show win
dow. he has the beat OF taste, and will be glad
10 wait on all OF his friends At No : North Penn
sylviUia street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

PHosrHoRUs.-Y eSterdsy the roof OF the
northwest gable end Of the Capitol OF the great
and glorious commonwealth of noble old Indi.
aus wss. about of the clock post meridian. pre-
cissly, discovered TO be in al incendiary state Of
demorAlixed condagration. The danger. il the
internal flames had been suffered disloyally 70
proceed quietly. aud lick up tue shingles one at
Ter another with forket and hery ioasue. Was
imminent As regarded the i'm mediate prospective
reduction of the sublime structure to bricks ani
mortar. dust and ashes Heaven aTerted the d.
aboicai calamity Some patriotic fellow pui
the whole affair out with pint Of water
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

eF-The comnttee appointed to memorabilia
the county commissioners in behalf OF Soldiers
families. consists OF Messrs W T. Fishback.
Jane. NJ. Ray, Omar Tousey. ". J II Robin
son. James Blake. J. 7. Wright. Calvin Fletcher.
>r. and W J Wallace. The committee have
made arrangements for the circulation OF mem
orials Copies will be lett at the banks. and Al
all the principal manufactures. and other public
places and tso gentlemen ell be - the post
Office % day, 10 obtain signatures All OF u are
interested IN this matter. and all OF u ought to
give IL prompt atteatlon The committee meets
TO morrow. Thursday morning. At 10 o'clock. nj
fishbsek 3 RAYS of1ee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
a YNuAL FESTIVAL OF THE UNIVERSITIES

A NNuAL FESTIVAL or THE UYvEasAIlS1
n Church and Sabbath School, at College Hall, Fri
DAY evening, December 3 1864 The annual Christmas
Festival OF the Unversaist Church and Sabbath Schoo
will be held IN College Hail. Friday evening, Decem
Der 81 1s64 fadditon 10 other attractions. there vii
be beautiful
Christmas Tree,
Loaded with presents for the children of the school
The usual delcacies Of the will be served up
on the occasion.
Admission fee, 10 cents. 20-2t-iukih
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL, TERRE HAUTE, IND.,
A Protestant Episcopal school
for Young Ladies.
EDUCATIONAL.

VVlIE DUTIES OF ST. AGNES HALL WILL Bk
il resumed after Christmas vacation, on Thursday
January 5th, 1885, and the Corporation desire call
attention OF parents and guardians the superior fsc
ties for complete and thorough education presented BY
The location u heahul. and the site OF the all
in the midst OF ornamental grounds, eight and bali
acres in extent. most beautiful and attractive. The
buildings handsome and odiou heated IA
out by steam. aud combining all the features requsts
Tor The health and comfort Of the pupils. The struc-
ton Is practical and thorough, and fourteen In number
distinguished for ability and experience. The Phoso-
phical and Chemical sppaatus IN varied aud extensive
and comprises among others valuable Microscope Tel
escope and Electrical Machine The elegant
plishments Of Music, Painting, Drawing Embroidery
dc.. receive especial attention
The discipne Is firm. and parental Il being the prn-
cple Of the 20 rather than 60 punish
wrong. -, $50 =
Terms 600 PER year for boarding and fpitisn sss
ira Tor MUSIC, payable bali yearly In advance,
For circulars md Information address
GR0RGE HERBERT, n. A..
dec5-ddan5 Master of the iail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
u. 5. -DrsrsIcr CornT,-Tais sibunal Hon
Judge David McDonsld preidhv eonvcnedyes.

u. 3. DISTRICT CopRT-This riopn1ls Hon.
Judge David McDonald preidirv eonvreiyes
terday 81 10 A. VI
The district prosecutor. Hon John Hanna; TIE
clerks. Mesrsi Res and Smith: the U. 5. Mar
shal Hon. . Garland Rose. bis deputies. Mr.
Bigelow and Others. and number Of attorneys,
suitors. witnesses aud citizens. were present.
After the dispatch Of primary business, the
disposition Of motions and general preparation
for the business Of the term. the grand Jury vac
cmpaancled. answering 20 Their names as fol
lows:
Hugh Hannah. Wabash county. foreman;
George A, Buskirk. Munroe; JOSIAH Harding,
Montgomery: John Cane, Marion: X. B Pery,
Marion l. sims. bartholomew; Jas Burgess.
Hendricks, Lewis Burk, Wayne; W. ;. I Nor
ton, W.sne: s. d Maxwell, Marion: Alexander
johnson. Dearborn; John Seuser, Fulton. G
small, Marion; James II. shannon ADD John
Spencer.
His Honor, : uIge NcDopald. then proceeded.
delivering bis charge he instructed the jury
in detail. great amount Of busiDess being
upon The criminal docket. Il was Incumbent that
the whole ground Of causes and inlormalons
pending for the past two terms, end matters re-
latng thereto. should be lucidly and nieligently,
though briefly touched upon. His Honor did
this. comDactly a. 20 facts, learnedly as to the
law, and coeanuy as 70 logic. The able judges
charge ~as pronounced upon all side to be i'm
partial and dignifed-to be such instruction
70 those who we're 10 act solemnly with him IN
the administration Of the law as could emanate
only from an upright and conscientious man.
The grand jury on the conclusion Of the charge
retired under the custody Of Deputy Marshal
Bgelow.
Alter sundry witnesses. subpenaed 20 testify
before the grand jury. we're sworn. and directed
as 70 their attendance. and the disposition OF
legal motion or two in civil cases, the court ad
journed until 10 A. NJ. today.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

sB- Tonight is the last but three Of SIR
Joseph Proctor. when. az will be observed by the
bills. the great Indian drama OF Outalanchet will
be performed This play was presented night
or two since To a crowded house and il is at the
special request of many citizens that il is re-
peated for the last time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

cE- Prescott. of the famous photograph gal
lery, No. IO5 Maine street, Terre Haute, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to New
York. whittier he goes TO perfect himself in
specimens. Prescott. of los Maine street, Terre
Hanie. is a magnificent artist. and ali our dis
tinguished men. ourselves among the number,
were inexpressIbly happy 60 make his acQuaint
ance. When he returns he will report
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

gE-A Lintz. West Washington street. east
OF the Palmer House has one of the most extern
sive assortments of boots. shoes and slippers for
ladies'. misses. boys aud gentlemen's wear.
ever offered to the public of indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

GT- Mr.. h. e. Oakley, of the firm of Lord
Huntington ynd McMary, No. % yesey street
German goods; druggists and dealers in essen.
tsl ola brushes &c. arrived in the city yester.
day. We understand that he will remain some
days. and wait upon our prominent business men
in behalf Of his firm Mr.. Oakley is on accom-
phshed gentleman. and he visits US simply for
the purpose of extending the trade of bis house
We respectfully commend him TO the fndianap
oils public
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
No. So.
United States MarshaPs Notice.

United States Of imeriea, District Of Indiana, So:
VHTHEREAs. A LIBEL or INFORMATION Has
w been flied I'm the District Court Of the Uaited
States within and the ghth Circuit and District e
indiana on The 18th day Of November, 1861, by John
Hanna Esa Attorney 81 tie United States for the Dis
rct indiana against 20 bales Of cotton marked FOL-
lows tia, j. to say q bales marked Il. H., and p
bales marked ston, Boston, well IS against all per-
sons lawfully intervening for their interest therein,
seized for violation Of the acts of Congress- the procIa-
NATION " President Of the Uitsd states, and fhe
rules and regulations Of the Secretary al tAe Treasurer
Of the United States and the rules and regulations OF the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, ard praying
agans; said 80 bales OF cotton, that the may
be condemned aud sold
Now. therefore. in pursuance OF the AonidoI under
the seal ~ said Court Z. directed and delivered, do
hereby give public aotce 10 AL claiming aid -
bales Election part thereof or In any in
srested therein that they e ard appear before the said
the District Court 81 the United States be held st the
city IN and for the District Of Indiana
the rst Tuesday of May neT at 10 O'Clock Of the FORE
noon o. that isy. then and there lnerpo.e Their
elsirns make thsir sllssst in that behalf.
o. g. ROSE, u g. Marshal,
a .ltr- By !. 8. RscsLow. Deplty.
Attest. wArs J. szfts, Clerk-
Indianapolis. November 2fst, 1854. tsce-di<t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

A SUPERIOR REMEDY W e can conscontously
recommend 10 those suffering from distressing
cough, DR., StFiekland's MelfuOus Cough Bal
sam. IL gives relief almost instantaneous. and
i withal not disagree-,ble TO the taste There is
no doubt but the Melhauous Cough Balsam is
one OF the best preparations IN and il all that
its proprietors claim for H. We have tried il
during the past week and found relief from 4
most distressing cough It is prepared by DR..
Strickland. No. 6, East Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio - Cincinnati National Union. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

az Stolworthy is the emperor of fashion in
Indianapolis. Call at his elegant rooms. Rho
dius' Block. North Meridian street. and select
from his beautiful imported aud domestic srti
cles His cutter Is an unspproachable artist. and
in manner unsurpassed he will fit you out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21

s-"This is the happiest moment of my
life exclaimed joyous little Minnie as she came
bounding into the room. her cheeks radiant with
the hue Of health. and her eyes sparkling with
uniegued pleasure. The secret was. that morn
ing on waking from night of sweet sleep aud
pleasant dreams. she found at her bedside a
handsome set Of furs. the gift of dear friend
"God bless Baker Il Mclver, and George too
continued Minnie as she viewed with glowing
satisfaction her hanhsornc nresenf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-21
IfOITSE


ON motion % Mr. Rollins a resolution WAS
adopted in relaioa TO the treatment OF rebel pns
ohers IN cur hanjs. administering retaliation IN.
less the Confederate authorities afford better
treatment % The Union prisoners now in thtir
keeping.
Mr.. Holman offered resolution, which IVES
adopted. inQuilng into the expedency Of setting
apart some public land, she same 20 be dispose.i
OF by State legislation, the proceeds 20 be for The
benefit OF soldier. permanently disabled i Gle
service Ar. fnsa
Mr.. SieTens reported 4 bill for the support Of
military academies. and a bin 10 supply the 3e.
iciencies in appropriations for tho year ending
June next.
The House passed the Senate bin creating G e
rank OF vice sdniirsf ia the asvY. s. ~
On motion of Mr Spsudng a resolution was
adopted'providing tor the appointment of a com
mission TO examine northern and northwestern
points for navy ya,t ard rcrort neIt Deccm.
Der
The House then weut into committee of she
whole on the Presidents message.
Mr. Myers made speech against slavery.
Dir. Ross made speech in favor of- Stare
rights eGnsD
Mr.. Farnsworth replied, cOntending that she
way to peace was through war
The House then adjourned.