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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-05

Commissioner Of the Poor.
=. Barnes, A. A. McDowall, John q. Higgins, r.
NJ. Kennedy, J. S. DePass W. u. Hughson, Sec.
and Treas
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-05
DIST RICT DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislafors.

A. II. Boykm-Senator.
John Nj Desaussuse, D. D. Psrry-Represspta-
tiyes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. u

Nav YoRx. Decembes - New Orleans
ia,es r the 18th, by the steamship George Crom-
veil. save that al order relative 10 tie sale OF
arms and ammunition. similar 70 .hai q General
Davis. at Memphis. has been received. and Il
being rgdiy reinforced
Orders we're issued on sbe l4Ih prohibiting all
persons endear oring to bring in products without
proper iDilitsrv permit anGer The new rsgu's
tons.
The following are The particulars relative -
tie destruction II the gunbOat Narcissus:
Previous TO the occurrence the NsFcissus bad
been stationed ue.f the obstruction. 20 watch the
movements Of tae enem,s guubost. She NOV
e. hence malt a mile DOM the bsv, snchoring IN
nine feet of water Yesterday. after anchorny.
torpedo exploded. which lifted her out Of the
water bgoke her steam pipes and machinery,
filed her nth escaping steam. aud she began 10
Gil rapidly, and made signals Of distress. which
were answered by the 0ctoroon and the COsslip.
The latter c. me- sioo gside, the men. guns. pow
der, provisions aud other stores we're saved.
Three persons we're scaljed severely Tho boat
can oe essiis ssIsed.
The Times s.ys, eiiiorially, ihst our Govern.
meat shosld nslst gpon q return OF 81. Adams
mouev fonud iD ne possession of raiders Ia
regard 10 tia decision Of lhe case the raider.
themselves ssy the question raised vas not in fac.
co rooeipg. tat on ensssly sifsrens poisfa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
A p,r,s,y, Rs,t,o.o Trp-seversl OF The

A PlrsAsf Rairaolp Tar --sevefa Of The
sf5esrs OF the New York & Erie s0d Atlantic
q Gfes. Western rkilroads-Nessrs Bufdel.
Presideat: Mino. General Superintendent: BlsE-
chsrd. Geleral Freight Agent; Barr. General
Ticket Agent, al OF the New YORK Lie;
Arnot. Vice Presinenl Of tie Atlso;c Great
Western AID several others. paid Indianapolis
flying visit On Saturday last. These gentlemen
are OF tour Of inspection generally 10 toe lead
ing western citic- w!ih reference - i1e roaos
With which tLey are connected. sad shey propose
or the trip 10 locate at the principal points freight
and TICKET Offices. They we're brought 10 this
city from Cincinnati on special train furnished
b, that literally managed corporation ~ hiss
GOOD soul The Indianapolis and Cincinnati rail-
road The train, consisting OF a loco mohAe bag
gage and passenger cars, Vas under The charge
of HAIRY Hall one Of the most gentiemsnly and
accommodating conductors IN tue " est, AMI the
TIN. by hs skillful management, Nas made 10
four hours L nder the circumstance, running
out Of time and meeting passenger and freight
trains this i considered the best and pleas ATTEST
run ever made on that road. and the railroad
men on the train pronounced il the best trip they
had experienced west of New Y FORK. 50 grati6ed
were ihey With the admirable manner The run was
made that purse was made up and S25 Was
presented TO Mr.. Burt Gaskel, the engineer. and
IS to the fireman Courtesies and cyilities ike
these remove many a thorn from aud throws a
genial influence over LIES rugged pathway.
These two compsnies, the New York 4 Erie anc
Atlantic 4 Great W esteru will probably be con
solidated. which will make Il the most powerful
railroad corporation in this country and perhaps
70 the world. 10 short time there will be q
continuous vide track road from the Atlantic 10
to the Mississippi: well ballasied and furnished
with the best rolling stock that can be built \
trip 70 New York then will be almost as easy and
rapid a. the iight Of bird OF passage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
rom e.ouissblIe.

L0uIsvitLg December % Officers or the 9th
Kentucky. Watkins brigade. report that 500 of
Lyons cavalry went from EhIsbe,hiosn 10 Hs-
densville YESTERDAY, and cannonading was heard
At Auldraugh hill from the direction Of Eliza
oeihtowr last evening, supposed 10 be = collision
between Generals McCook's and Lyons forces
Headquarters advised tha, the remander
81 LYONS forces estimated =, % GOO, with but
orc piece OF artillery left Eiissbethtown ST two
o'clock this morning. going toward, HsdeusYile
snQuring the Way 20 Greeasburg.
Lagrange's brigade 81 McCook's comma nj is
reported to be closely their LYON him
SELF vas A. Hodgevlle yes er,iqy His forces did
Rot attack huldraugb. Hi this morning sc
eording 10 Their previously announced intention
The damage 70 the railroad was 20 slight that il
vii he ia running Older again by Wednesday
On Friday night Lycr,. lerce vas reported TO
have burned express tfain No. 4 which contain
ca a detachment of 300 soldiers aud three off
ecsr, en- route Tor Nashville 10 Join sherman s
army The Officers we're pzgoled sell - tie
soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
= To-day ,he elegant toon. &C

ES- To-day The elegant room recently fitted
Up by Mr. J MYERS. IN the Atheneum build
isg. northwest corner OF Mcclellan and MARYLAND
streets will be thrown omen Ia the general pub
IL Great preparations having been in progress
tor several days as regards unsurpassed. IN
approachabie. unprecedented and unparalleled
lunch-~hich will take place precisely al 10 A
NJ. and TO which everybody Is inyited-it j. con
jec;uted that the crowd viii svsl the last po,i,i
cal meeting held in this city at the =" Wigwam"
We have hsd the privilege OF inspecting. OF IN
vitaton the beAuutu! and we'll appointed apart
ments in the Atbeneum We unhesitatingly
pronounce them the most superb within the
bounds OF tie great and glorious commonwealth
Of lndiara Turkey goose. chicken. coon
quail. 0'nO.sum. oysiefs. Goldfish, turtle lobster
and the like. along with choice beverages. will Re
afforded TO all visitors Mr.. Myers is assisted IN
the suDerinteadence OF the Atheneum rooms by
Mr. Edwaro Whitney snd Mr William Cobgsn.
tWo Of the mos. accomplished Young gentlemen
IN the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
~ 9 ORR 7f.sset

Nv Togs Decembe; "a
Cotton more active aud higher: ssles Il 81 q
for mjdug. closing gnic,
Flcur-S,a,o and v e.,eru dell ard heavy. i0c
lover: SO 00@iUl. 90 extra State: gil 600
IL 10 for common To good saippiua b,snj.rnund
hoop Ohio; Sll 2o9i2 Oh Toe trade brsn1s. witt
no BUYERS at outside quotations.
whisky heavy and unsettled 1t 81 ls42 q
for ~s-iern, closing W., sellers a; inside quota
tons
Wheat quiet and lower; prime amber stale 81
81 As, aud IA, 500 Milwaukee club at 81 Is
Rye dull
Barley Quiet at 81 s7@ao0
earn dull and nominal At 81 eSdl 81 fer mix
ell western inferior: 81 81 for good do sfoat
81 C5 for old white southern. and 81 - for ne~
yellow sou..evn.
Oats active aud hrm; sale. =, 3, o5 ,o'
western,
Wool firm
Coffee dull. and no sales Of importance
Sugar quiet; Muscovsdo ISL al.
Molssses steady.
Petroleum dull; crude 52953. and refined ire.
at 80; refined in bond quoted at 12973
Hops quie, and unchanged.
Pork decidedly lower at Sje 1919 $50 25 foi
1864. mess cash and regular wsv. closing al
1913 $50 80 % each; $40 50a4l 90 for new mes
$50 00036 for prime, and S39 00t.39 50 fol
prime mess; also 500 bbls new mesa for Jsnu
AIRY. selers aud buyers option, $22Ca % 50 aud
/ $50 bbls new mess for 1864 for JausrY, st
buyers option, S4l Gal %.
MoIey active and firm q, : per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet a, l091s @l092,.
Gold dull and lower. opening at 22l, declining
70 22O3s. end closing at S2U12.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

AoaHeal papers Of the 2od, say 5000 sers
stolen from The Sc. Adams banks by raiders.
TheT also state shst $4,000 we're plundsFed 81
hem from persons WHO gsve hen she.tsr across
TIE Canadian border
DR.. Brown, Superintendent Of Blc3ningdale
LunAtic Asylum. testified Yesterday that one Of
the lesding n 7. dsilies ia principally edited by
donates Of that asylum.
Foreign Gle By the steamer Aries briEg skfes
days later neEs rom Japan.
The Prince OF Mega having refused 10 pay the
stipulated var Indemnity. orders his palaces de-
stroyed ne also orders all bis servants 10 BE put
to death. Six hundred aud thirty servants we're
put TO death, when the prince offered TO pas the
stipulated sun, and asked all foreign represents.
siTes 20 istefcede for him
The Herald's Washington correspondence has
the folioxing:
The total number at Union prisoners receiyed
BY Col. W0.i0Ed from Iebel prisons j .032 en-
listed men aud over 900 officers. OF this number
over 500 have died since reaching 'he point oil
exchange. These persons are. as declared by
the rebel surgeons. suSt Tor duty for sixtS
days.
The SUNDAY MescGsy's Washington .pscis
says:
IL Is rumoreJ that Potees feet /. returning {,
Fortress Monroe on account ot not having
supoy of coal sufficient - the con- empated ope
fstIOLs.
4 ,pecial from the ARMY of the Potomac says
seperate burial grounds have been assigned .
each division Of the ARMY OF the Potomac.
The presentation ~ battle hays by Genera
Gregg 10 the I'd brigade Of the seeord cavair
division is mentioned
The Richmond Wing Of the 22d. says, at las
| accounts, Savannah was closely invested. on th
South aud West by Sherman New York paper
state their iron cids ate about 20 move up tn
river TO prevent our troops from eYacuafing 30
place, if the are 30 disposed.
The Examiner declares edilOri4ilT that III
Wilmington expedition il the largest Of all arm
sdias vet sent forth bv the North. The Confed
eracy, We appfehend. is not about to be deprive,
shis time OF IL chief port Of entrs tor foreig'
commerce
The Richmond Examiner Of he 22d inst
says:
We have 10 intelligence from Tennessee *
cept through Northern papers. but il half thst
told Is true, Hood mss suffered severely.
The Examiner also saws there is much Ieaso
10 hone that the reported death of Forres, Is On
true. As it comes from Gen. Rousseaa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
Telegraphic Dispatches,
ssrssssLvFss rss s.nrs.Ass s,suSsL
For aorning IsePsrt see first Parel
MIDNIGHT REPOR
Latest War News
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETINS.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Capture of Savannah,
l5o Heavy Guns and $4,000 Bales
of Cotton Taken.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
SC. &c. DC. &c. &c.
d ff!cial War sutleftu
A CHRISTMAS GIFT To
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
l50 Heavy Guns and $4,000 Bales
of Gotten Taken.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
&c. &c. &c &c. &c.
% ff!cial War bulletin
Wss DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
Dec 25-1 2. NJ


To General Dix.
A dispatch has Just been received this eYenn z
by he President from General Sherman. II is
dated Savannah. Thursday, the 221 inst, ard
announces bis occupation OF the CITY Of Ssvan-
nah and capture of $50 guns plenty Of ammu-
milton, and about $4,000 bales Of cotton. Nc
other particulars are given
An official dispatch from Gen Foster To Gen
Grant. dated the 22d inst 7 o'colck P N state.
that the city OF Savannah was occupied By Gen
sherman on the morning Of the 2lst and that
proceeding IL VI and night, Hsrdee escaped with
the main body o. infantry aud light artillery,
blowing up bis iron clads and navy yard. lie
enumeratss a. captured, 800 prisoners, 80 guns
l3 locomotives in good order 1870 cars and +
large lot of ammunition and materials Of wsr
; steamers, and 1900 Jaes 0f cotton No
mention Is nlsde Of the present position Of Har-
dees army, which bad been estimated At about
Is 600
The dispatches from Generals Sherman aud
Foster aye ~ follows:
SAv.NNsu, ti,. December %
bis Esceienes. President lincoln:
beg 10 present YOU. ass Christmas gift. the
cits -: Savannah with oae hundred and fifty
heavy guns aEd plenty Of ammuuition also % :
o0e bales IT COTTON
Sigue3: W. I SHERN1S,
Major General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

t$- We indebted to Cunningham the cor
iecioner AID ice cream zAn. for . magnificent
cake as a Christmas eif1 Inc compouuding the
baking ana the decorstien are all IN the highest
degree artistic and the materials which compose
Il are Of toe choicest quality Cunningham hiss
genius. energy snd perseverance, qualities which
have secured To all great men their mastery over
the public mind. Bereafier. a. he has done here
tofore. Mr. Cunningham and hi- accomplished
lady will be bAppy 70 furnish toe public all art.
cles 10 tseir confectionery and bakery line IN
large small Quantities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

NASHVILLE December - --The river +. II
feet. and stationary
/. is reported that Hood cannot Cross the Ten
nessee, on account of the stage Of the river
which At many places overt ned ia banks
Hood headquarters said 20 be swept
avss
Thomas headquarters are stiii at columbi.
although cur advance i pushing after the rebel
srmy
confidently predicted
The care will run to Duck Rives to-day.
/; j. rumored that Hoods rebels have aban.
doaet their ssc)n train
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
az EiNGksys.
,3ucsns1a Sserh ct.


CINcIxEsri DecsniSef "a
Flour nominal and quiet; super ~ TO
extra So %.
Wheat lover, aud prime red -o.d e. 81 ..
az 06: no sales OF white
Corn irregular; new car The spos would
bring 8 %, snd ~ distilleFs want il badly OF
the spot
Rye 81 45al a.
Oats firm AZ S5@s6c
Barley dali aud Sc .oset: spriag 81 Goa 65
fsil 81 65C6l 40.
Whisky advanced t. 81 l0@2 ~, tu, holder.
asking 50 Is
Provisions quiet and unchanged Meas pork
10 good demand At $40 U0@4i for CITY.
Bulk meats in good demand; there we're sale,
AT l6c for shoulders; le@lslc for sides packed
Lard dull at 2211c.
Hogs closed 25c higher: 200 ibe average a.
slt -, and 2i0 81 Si4 50: estrs heavy SIS
Receipts 6 0U0
Coffee dull st i5ai7c.
Sugar dull At 23@26lc
CIoverseed advanced 20 els ,5Ml6
Cold 2l5@220 Silver Dos.
Exchange dull at 10 pre- MUM to pr
MONEY market continues very close
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

~ The most beautiful work OF art ever
looked upon BY scientific mechanics may be seen
to-dsy q, the Museum Of Mary A. English. East
Washington street. IL iss steam engine. fsbIi
Gated entirely OF glass. by that wonderful indi-
vidual called Jukes. II works like charm, and
q more elegant piece of mechanism never was
SET in motion in this community. See il at work
by ell means
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

"LKrrrR YsOx Dick Fifteen hundred Of
our subscribers and ten or fifteen thousand of
our readers. and great many moral and reli
gious preachers lave respectfully requested us
TO re publish the famous g" Letter from Dick.
printed in the Sentit Ell OF Friday last past We
are happy TO be abe 30 snnounce that their wish
ca. desires and requests in the regard are com
piled with and accomplished on the fourth page
Of our immortal. enterprisng. LOYAL aud unap
proseh,ble sheet 10 day Extra copies for sale
at this Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

Buy HoAE-On Thursda, next, at =
o'clock. bargain. will undoubtedly be had at the
Indiana avenue property advertised in our col
umns and by posters throughout the city bv Del
cell & Jones, real estate auctoneers The dwell.
ings and vacant lots are we'll situated the ground
being above grade. ard fronting an improved
street. along which will be constructed during
the coming summer line OF the street rSilway
The property j. but six squares from the Cover
nor's Circle or the Bates House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

HoHEs FOR PooR MEs-Ne1t Thursday at
o'clock Delzell & Jones real estate sgctoneers,
will sell to the highest bidder four dwellings ana
two vacant lots on Indiana Avenue, which are
described in advertising columns. The prop
eTty is welt located and will DE sold without, ans
reserve whatever. The dwellings well ~
ranged for small families end persons OF limited
means eau obtsia homes and thus escape tbe OPP
pressions and e1actions OF landlords II will be
we'll tor all interested to bear this sale in mind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
o. ho.sp STEAMER GoLBfN GArE,j
SAvASSAH RIVE.
December %. 7P. 81.

Lieuienau, General Grant and N1io. General
Hs,leok.
have tie aon9r 20 FeFos, ,has have usr le
iurued from General Sherman~ headquarters H
Savannah
send Major GRAY OF ny staff. as a beaie, 81
Dispatches from General Sherman 10 you aud
Also a message 70 the President The City of
ssvrrn.h was occupied me morning Of the
Dist instant General Hsrdee snticips
ting H. contemplated assault escaped with the
main body of infantry ari light artillery on the
morning Of 20th. by crossing nc river TO union
csuseasr opposite the cits. The rebel iron
cisis wore blown Up and the nAvv-yard was hnrn-
Ell, all the rest OF The city is iBtsct snd contains
10000 aist aud well disposed The capture in.
clrdes goo prisoners, $50 guns. IL locomotives
IN good order. 30 cars = large supply OF ammu-
ntion and materials Of ssr three steamers 80.
600 bales OF cotton safely stored IN warehouses:
ell thee valuable fruifs OF 81 slmcst bloodlsss
victory bave been. like Atlanta, fsrlE won.
opened communication with 'he city - daS. with
m .ieamers, taking up shit torpedoes 7 could
zee, and passing safely over Others Arrange
ments being made 10 clear the channel OF sill
obstruc,ons Yours &c
Signed ! q fosrrs
Major General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

To BrsISxss MES-vs call stteution If a.
Concerned TO tue notice OF J. Barnard. ESQ sec
rs:srv OF The Merchants Exchange. Of NEE,
ing 10 re held az the Chamber Of Commerce. OF
Tuesday. December q. 90 take iato coo.idera
ton matters 10 which our whole business com
ununi,y are interested. a large Attendance 10 ear
nesfiy desired.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

tE- Rhodius of the " Circle North Meridi-
an street. beats EN- all. He sets fat opossum
for lunch. And then he has whisky aud wine
and gin and cigars and quails and wild turkeys
and brant and phessants and senison and oysters
and Don and other things in proportion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

MNrRoPoLirAS THEATsk Il o-night Mr.. +. )
Chanfrsu. the great eccentric comedian and uni.
verssl fsvorite in this cisv appears in his double
characters of Lord Dundreary and his brother
Sam, as played by him with great success IN New
York. Boston. Philadelphis and Baltimore. with
the greatest success. We understand that during
Mr. Chsnfrau's engagement great variety OF
novelties will be presented TO the public Why
can't We have the rev drama nov creating 20
great sensation east of Waiting for the V er
dict-eh. WHIST SAYS Manager Riley,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
SEw YORK yoxKr SAExs4

NEs YoaK, December %
Cold weak aud lower; sdjournmen, Of bust
ness until Tuesday: transactions at 22l 622l y
An interesting discovery has been made, that
gold bags have been .ampered with, and, instead
OF holding all. have mixed the contents Nth old
iron, sud other material.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

sB- We call the attention OF our business
community throughout the city aud througho ut
the State to our commercial report or the fourth
page of to days Sentinel IL will be found re-
liable in all respects, and il is intention TO
keep our commercial readers posted from the
most authentic sources regularly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

~ Herekiah 20 daY viii set magnificent
Christmas lunch. 10 psrtskeo Of which Nc respect
fully invites the public generally Hezekish.
assisted by Mr. John and Mr. simpson i 60 be
found Al all times. North Illinois street opposite
the Bates House Herekiah. In his restaurant.
which IS kept in famous siSle. hss crabs and 9th
er things Schneider. the feutonic. vho tAkes
biscuit for lie womeu- and bread for &c mans l.
always punctual in biz attendance on Hegekiab' !:
.,.l.linne ia.arhe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

CnRIsrxAs you want anything nice to cal
or drink 90 TO o. 3 Stuart Bros. for choice
turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, rabbits, SOUR
reis. quails. oysters, picked spiced pigs feet
tripes, tongues, also . choice lot Of strawberry
eurrant, catawba and California wines and bran
dies: large lot Of ore ages. lemons, crsnberres
&c. Call early and give your orders.
dec24- d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

lS- Stolworthy. merchant tailor. North Me
ridian street. has the most elegant cloths esssi-
meres and vestings ever displayed upon any
counter. east. west, north or south Call. there
fore. upon Stolworthy Tor splendid suit for
yourself 10 begin The new year With
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

II Our municipal paternal psogenitofs
vene in solemn conclaye on Wednesday night
next. instead Of tonight. as bad been previously
appointed BY law What they will do ~h en- they
come together remains TO be seen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

tE Atthe Crystal Palace to-day. splendid
Christmas lunch will be set Wild and tame tur
kew (stuffed with oysters) wild and tame geese,
wild and tame duck. prairie chickens tame
chickens quails. pheasants. o'possunls. coons.
oyster. calls head, turtle. bean and vegetable
soups-all will be served in bountiul protuson
These lunches will be continued from day 20 day
Mr. Edward Beck being the proprietor OF the
Palace, and Mr. Fred Rombo cook. affords a
sufficient guarantee the public in this regard.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

Ma Enron: In Saturdays paper you say the
Council are moving in the matter of enrolment
That is right But where IS the Board of En-.
sollment? Have they othng 10 90 in this mat
teri We understand there are a large number OF
double eurolments. non residents and physical
exemp,s upon the list. IL is the duty of the
Board 10 attend to this matter without delay
Are they attending to that dutyf
CITIZEN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

fF- Florence. No l East Pearl street. will set
to-daya magnificent bowl of egg nog. OF the
contents Of which he cordially invites all MS
friends and the public generally to cali and par
take.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

~ IL would be placing low estimate On the
Intelligence OF the public 10 say that Baker l.
Mclver have the largest and most general ~
sortment Of ladies and gents furs in the city but
We can say what the public does not know, and
that il. they do not intend 10 carry these iurs
over. hence, are selling at greatly reduced rates
Those wanting luF> tor themselves, or intending
to make presents. ~in fnd il will paw 70 call ~
Baker ( McIyeIs 1913
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
] q fosrEs
Major Geners.

The Richmond papers Of Yesterday state hat
on the 23d twenty six vessels Of the Wilmington
expedition had resppesfed
The dispatch of Gen Bragg ia published IN
the Richmond papers, and it is as follows:
WILxISerox Dec 23-26 vessels Of the Fed
efal feet reappesred this morning. There bs.
been no change since the last dispatch
This is the latest intelligence received from
that expedition.
fSgnedl E. u STANTON.
Sec'y OF War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

II The pupils Of School No IL near How
lands Station. celebrated the merry Christmas
times. bv giving an exhibition. on last Friday
evening At the close Of which they presented 8
very handsome gold ring to their teacher.