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sAIn. AT ay'UTIoN,
4 vcr,os noricR--PosIryyR SALE.
N d cAUkklRy,, AvCrfoNEER
once SyJ Broadway.

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AOcr'orD SSSr; SssIsIs zssq saSs
..osp,osWs aoSs II ssi.SI 20 smruRK AND
AZ y osksc q ssuHc4Ffios.
no tas s.sAsy. bidas, for cash rals or sh'sea
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Sss 4 Ss %Sus
t",esUseven octave psanofor'e -, u.,,. s,,,.
sas~ans 0os,sy Works Of Az Az, p.'.., ~ ., ,,.,.,.
Os~ols bronze Chandeliers. -. ..,,,.. .,..,.
Dresden and sevrss China Vases, .,,,,,,.
Solid oak Beaei and Fable
Heavy Plated Ware, .,...-.s.
""' sosew God Chamber F@n,,ure. style Lcais WV,
Books Ensra'las'' b JssS L"sn ROCKS.
Sssnocen, seven octave *
fCs. AZ Sas s
sses cloth se covered n ,Sss msn
cont rosewood Suits covered With ,saro0S}
S ss s. .a e. ss and aespSa
s sss e %saas saa Arm ARM csa,rs GOLD
Slae and maroon satin arge ana & aoss
sss .sa sS' esa WIN
~ carved sc
plate s ssS WORK a T SSSa'a sns
Ssy sroase and ormula elegant China Vases i'm
mo-
Fsaco; magnificent French pate Per Glass si1e seA26
,th rich gold Mante Mirror 70 match Of
SD ect square heavy embroidered Lace Window Curtains
and Cpnces: large and extensive variety OF OIL Paint
lnps b, native artists such Landscapes Winter Scenes,
Nsr.ss Views Scrplurai Pieces superior French Lithc
svsphs Game Pieces &C. the whole forming pleasing
collection of eIe eat value. = -
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
Gved and four round corners iEiaid with pearl
aai SOLID pearl keys.
Table opens l6 feet all polished IN the
best manner marble Fancy Tables, Mirrors Sofa Beds
Chars haircloth rosewood seven octave Pianoforte
Hartmann OF this city, excellent instrument OF
and lnish together with al the rsby and
crystal Cut Glass Ware Wines Champagnes, Tlmbers,
<aobets mash rich China Tea and Dinner
Nets, .osly silver Ware Tea and Dinner Sery ice
8alve,s Cake Baskets, Casters, Coffee and Tea urns
eonns, Liquor Stand superior Table Cutlery, DC.
Chambers and NurseryCo Costly rosewood and mahogany
Hed.,eais sstaary marble top Bureaus Wasbsands ane
G0mmcdes TO match; twenty pure Hair Mattresses
from 40 20 pounds TO order and IN excellent ooodi
&aa; Feather Beds Boosters and Pillows, counerpanes
tiih Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpets
Reroon Mirrors clo Toilet fables Towel Racks Toilet
Oicotbs and Rods mahogany cushioned
Chairs Rockers Sofas Lounges couch Beds Hal stands
Dining Tables together with large and desirable
assortment of Basement and Kitchen uIensl's, &c. ~,
N E-Reahlc men Ia attendance 10 cart, pack and snip
goods Z purchasers nj n reasonable charge
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND MASQUERADE ALL IBRsONs DHsiROuD.
NJ Of making good appearance tei,hs, come or isncyI
nj maeuuerades, should one Of BUhKEHS new coe-
nBes The finest uf Dresses wigs Cnrl- 40,
city Costumes Fancy Dresses mhoc 10 ordtr ~
1sn ronith street uear = nth avenue.
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M ExECUTORsl SALE or VALUABLE PRoPESTY
ON PEARL AND MADISON srREkrS
peeraary IS Al IL oeosS NJ a, 81 aas KssSsSee
~ iway BY order Of the executors Of the ye beo
min co 81 dsoeased - ~ no
substantial Ave store thereon 10 Pearl street 90 me
east side joining the of 6seknss street store -
BY q feet o feet 'front.' 81 feet inches BY - Feet
MADISON srREEr-rhe Lease.of tho lot, with me two
story and basement brick dwelling House thereon 70 Mao
street house Is BY - lot a. BY 400 feet Tho lease -
Lesl with the usual covenant for renewal 6fonno ep'
$50 per AMMAN. -, :,
the letloneers ense, No. Pine sweet
gro. CORLlEs,
s@IAs A. MACY, ,ESecuof-
GEO q aAyDoCK,
lFORrGAaE SALE OF FURNITURE-IN BROOKLYN.
JM by COLE MURPHY. AlelioDcers, on THURSDAY, AZ
lO o'clock at $40 Futon street one seven Piano
Of Furniture IN maroon plush, Mante eass,
pair Lace Window Curtains, two Brussels Carles NC
SHIELDS Attorney,
DAwNBROKBRs SALE. THIS DAY, AT l0.s O'CLOCK
i At BRILL d INGRAHAMS salerooms, 5s New bo"e
Clothing Bedding Remnants. Boots and SHOES Dy
j. Omcars, corner Of Broome and Columbia streets
IL. 'sp or ovER asp al o so woRyIf
ON wEpSEsD.1, FEB "a
ana following days until the whole is sold, commencing a.
ten O'Clock each day ~
NO. o PLArT STREET. 49,
ty order Of Messrs G. W scohed Co. who are o'ehh's
the hardware branch OF their business.
e'' HEAVY AND SHELF
sortmen OF desirable Goods vel worthy attention Of
se trade caaos 81 Es1s ne h s Ell. at the
Auctioneers t2 Liberty slfeet,
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fy0RNs, BUfIONs. INVERTED NAILS. &C., CURED
~ without pain BY DR.. RICE. Surgeon Oh rooods 10
Bowery, the Citizens Bank Dr. Ri AnHiha' o
cures corns bunions chi'bains &c BY mail 90 cents
GAVE YOUR MONEY.-THOMAs e. kaNEw rBR
- grocer tea and nour az this 81
aud Murray streets selling Teas Conees,
Flour, Wines Sugars l21e; hoasses. sysaps and every
dealer ia the United States One price cash Whole
department 262 Greenwich street, retail. Of
Greenwich and Murra
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucrIovEpR
N1 ELEGANT cotINTRT SEAT

Y "a ItjI,fnwue' .ppR,,s.e Ihross Necs a. auction
aeb ~ lsa ~ " O'clock at the Exchange saicsroon Iif
broanwss tirnlty Building New York IA elegant CoIn.
Try seat situate 81 Whtessone On The Sound ontos,ts
fhTo9s Meek, consisting Of abon seven acres
tsrefuiy lad out There ~ premjs o. a arcs ,.i
con modoIs Eouse oon,sulrr about ssy rooms supplied
WI ~, aDd cog wster gas a. Also large barn car.
calculated for no 81 or boarding houe pfiv ~ ~
emar on boId snd mortgage or three wears desired III
re pnrchsssr particulars al the Office Of the suction
Nc. 3 Pine street, New yorb. ''
MohHK. WILKINS, tUtTIOSEER-FyTcuToR
Ju safe OF valuable IoU iaylnston avenue al autnn
2 ~. LUDLOW n 60 will sell ~ auction On Wedrss5s.
FEB ~. 1868 81 " O'Clock, the Exchange Sasrcnn III
y, 'sdway grnly bUldng n y. ~ order o. James r.
Mao van Jetutor Lexington syeune The yatnabie
LOIS Ls northwest ~ i4csng and M
s.o,J atroet Corner lot feet ~ icies font ana ~
By 20 fsst deep Al inining ot 2JlL w 10 fcs Nth
ts.s e.'a.as thereon, - " by sps Mans A. oay be
W" ., ihc on, ~ o. the s",torees, No Iins street
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11yRNuAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS, BuRnHAMY
10 rnrnlfure Errrcss Birnamt turnn.fs EsIress lic
tnfe sfnred Az Kinds At Furniture boxed aud shipped
I..,iie lantifcs Ell in ey or 20 the country
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REiis:rcus NOTICES.

u,pR uoSrH's MIND ron REV. w. j. QUARTER
li Re rel~brntcc NY n Solemn requiem mns- Ia ~ Law
renee church rsh.y ou,a ssei rhnf,da,. ssh inst
y, i0A oflork
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Cw.se 20 to fovdrd fi0s ~ .uatnns ne GOA,
rcilea oppi ~ fd'vs'mtom e'u,r p''e' ne afose
hspdine
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A n. nERwIs AUCTIosEEB
n. BY BANGS. MERwiK CO.
sing Buildings. SO and SO Broadway

February IL and ~. ATT O'Clock.
eIfkRb b0Oks-Beipr Private Library Of Elegant
gngheh Edons On and calf bindings Of Choice
essssd and Illustrated Works. many Of them OF the
sspeosye character and too 70 be rpcrfed
A. savertlsenent Also vsxiety VI the best American
s..Ashns A Dor particulars catalogue and the books
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THE LECTURE sEAsoy.

A TIhk COOPER INSTITUTE. ROOM 3L-wEDSBs.
"A day evening ~ "a cl0ck, Discussions Social
Evils NJ hAnkpd and The Req - On sunday NJ
~ ~ clock Hor ~ fut Iasice and Universal Wealth
W.
(SApT JACK GosSoNs BRILLIANT JoCosE Flo.
- 9uept nsYcve and in word. inimils HE dsconfse
% LAM but WlniSfshd summer With he frish BRIGADE,
a. me ,onper LHita.e MI, evennx Mos popular Al
ana inssulpents setsy will t.orrn After the
AddHss Admission ~ cents Reserved seas 50 cents
JNPoRTARr LEcy'pBEs DAILY. ron crNTLEgpN
only ~ lhe New PvE Nusenm o. Anatomy. Cls Broad.
way PsNes able oiieud these lectures can
forwarded on 90 " o. IN cents BY aecressng Secretary Of
The New ycrt Museum ~ lrtieny.
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NOR HAVANA DlHEtI.
ROANOKE.
Francis A. Drew. Commander.
win leave rer No ~ North river, for havana si,ec
wednesday February "a 1854 at IL clock precisely.
No freight received bills OF lading signed ,e day or
% ling Ter freight or passage apply 10
LuDLAx. HEINEKEk Co, lis Broadway.
TUNES NORTH CAROLINA STEAMSHIP LINE.
II tcr Beaufort. horehs.d Ciy snd sewbcrn. y g.
The fast sailing steamer PETROL, carrying the Upie0
States mails will sal Saturday. the 20tS pst. for the
ports For freight apply beard 81 piey
y n"'' ''e'' " = '"' O"''' 80 s'' henry nUME
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A EVAN G. BAKER L co. AUcroNEERs,
"a }. LEVERICH TARGEE, Anatjoneer
MAGHlFiGEnr HOUSEHOLD FCREiIGRE
Al ~ HLIc AUCTION.
hose wood Piano forte
Drawing Room Suits.
hsocsde Lace Curtains,
Bronze ard Ormoln Chandeliers,
o.. Paio unis BY Gent and modern artists,
Plate Glass Pier and HeDie Mirrors.
Velvet and Brasses Carpets,
Chamber Furniture en- snte,
Oas Dining Room Furoitore,
China, Glass ana SILVER Ware.
Artistic Bsopses. stat"sry
AID ~ and costly Works o. Art.
THIS DAY twEDNESDAY)
At the private residence No. II B1evoort place
,Tenth street, four doors west OF Broadway.
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- Cry HAiL. N,n,ciIls. California, Dec. :. 1855.
Notes - hereby gwen that the undersigned PAN lin
Commissioners ~ the oty % harysvle Steof Calnorns
will. unti IL O'Clock NJ, llth day Of March A D.
1874 receive sealed for the mpou OF The
bonds o. said CITY, issued in 1864 1866 amount
that may be redeemed with twenty i've thousand q
23 o1l in sold coin For all bonds redeemed the Yund M
Commissioners ~ paw In United states sold coin al he
BANKING house Of PARROT \ Go, San Francisco
Bios must he sealed and nd iressed 10 the Com
missonsp OF the cfu Of hsrysville. Caforp1 endorsed
Proposals for Redemption 81 MArysvie honda and must
be sceonpan ed with ncisr guarantees for good fai
OF bidders. q. y. FOWLER.
CHAS. NJ GORrlM
Funding Con m Use oners CITY OF Nary,yille
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<,RAND OPENING, GRAND opENiSo.-ArBoy
(T arser 40 Eroadwav. the choicest Woes LINN rs
JAMES PEchuAM. Proprietor.
Ans, apufrssEyp. Manager
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"A 'SusrEAs, AuCSIoNgER -orFIcE NO. 9 PINE
'Ahkff1oa' eaLs os EogssHoLD FURNITURE

VIII FRIDAY 81.
5000 49,. ~ .ts a. the residence No Clinton see
ssmn, s.s'n n,too street Brookgn ibe Yurpi,ure
ohsr. ysbes aoslers mp1sinp rnshppany sofss
nhhrs sischsry GssswsIe Etsbe, gr,S,ns, a,.
ANOSvAnIE n1in 3 81 HOUSEHOLD rupsiyufu.-B
~ , ., :. Wet Elsb, sstS s,,..s ~ a. :,
wsnsrIna Of mahogany Sofas roafV. fsnituie,
taresus edsteads WasbrsDdt Stove. 1919, "h Iab,es
tsocs..y. D. 1ohibs Useoeis. A. Ic ls''c f,o't'
A DpIanR hLLJER NILJ SRIIIy ,u,r,aa -
~ p2sgost o. fhps day D.xt a. AZ proaa,yns ~
gs noas. 401 ~ 9TH al ~ei lossod Two y.ats Z, ~
~ars aay y h1aslrcg ''sV'
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vpE lpE TAKING PHOTOGRAPHS SUPERIOR 40
w those made al any other gallery N this city Artists
40 visi,. A. rpr do,.r. FHEDEEiCks co, 10 fnh
av,nUe between Twenty second and Tventythifd streets
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1 Family Aid Fund.
BONDS 40 ElGHr
Sealed proposals VIII he received at the comrtrolsr
Office until Tuesday, March 1861 at o'clock r. NJ when
the same viii be publicly opened for the purchase al not
less than at their value OF the whole OF lilo
sum 81 i've hundred thousand dollars OF the "yolunrer
sodiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No auihor ed br nm
ordinance OF the pofaion yasseI February o. is6a md
IA act Of the Legislature " the state " York tsssed
March 6. iSo3 1900
The said bonds win hear the rate OF I've ,er
cent per annun PAYABLE seniannuay on the s day Of
redeemed November !, IH72 " :"
The proposals will STATE the OF bonds desired and
The price or hundred do eof: snd tho re,ons
whose proposals accepted vii REQUIRED 20 depost
with tie Chamberlain % the civ. within after lie
opening OF The bids, the awarded
On presenting 10 The Comptroller the recepts of the
thsmbers Tor sdch deposits the parties wile entitled
70 receive BONDS Tor the value thereof
bearing interest from The date OF payments.
Each proposition should oe scale and endorsed spro
posss for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No
Comptroller. - -
the rsh reserved 10 any all OF The bids II The
Interests OF he Corporation require 81
MATHEW ]. BRENNAN Comptroller
CiJf or Nfw foss. DtpSsTsEEr FINANCE, COsprsot.
tKas os,cs, fehrusr, 10, 1854
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

NV YORK. November I5.-The Express has
the following
There have been mysterious runors of peace
lately the streets, and the speech OF General
Rutler last evening is regarded as cry signif-
cant 10 some quarters that there j. really some
thing on foot. The movement of Sherman's
army i supposed 70 have something TO do with
il, and the story runs as follows:
Some time since there was a concave in
Macon, Of the leading men of Georgia, including
Governor Brown ana Vice President Stephens,
sni az ambassador was sent to Washington
This gentleman authorized 10 assure the
President that Georgia would secede from the
Confederacy if Sherman would march through
Georgia and take possession Of Charleston and
Savannah. The response OF Mr. Lincoln to this
request, abou. three weeks since, was that he
was not quite ready, but would do il after the
election 1t is concluded that this is the secret
OF Sherman's movements, aud that it is done
with view of not only bringing back Georgia
bet also North Carolina and Alabama la con
nection with this, il was rumnred on the streets
this morning ,hs; Augusta, Ga, had been cap
fr-osf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

Nav IORK, November l5.-The following are
from the Washington specials this morning:
Lord Lyons is rapidly recovering from his III
ness, and VAS able to sit up for short time
The Treasury Department is still sending out
copies of the appeal OF the Secretary in behalf OF
the 30 loan the subscriptions TO which. last
week, amounted 70 nearly 5000 900
Subscription 20 the 10 40 loan have nesrly
ceased
TIE trial OF Col North, for completely in the
soldiers vote fraud, wss resumed to-day Hon.
T. Fen,On, Governor elect OF New York, i
expected here 20 morrow to testify in the csse,
having been summoned by the defense.
AT the entertain given Gen. Butler last
evening. At the Fifth Avenue Hotel. he announc-
Cd that be will leave for hs army in the field to
day IN his speech be urged that the olive branch
be once more extended TO the rebels. aud il again
refused. then he asked for > sharp. vigorous var,
and thought the bounties given our soldiers
should consist Of the land captured from the
rebels, which should De equitably divided. aud
their owners driven from toe country forever
The monitor Decatur returned from success
ful trial trip this afternoon.
The Commercials Washington special says.
Col Fenton Governor elect of New York. and
other witnesses in the case of Col. North, not
arriving, the case Was postponed TIL 10 MORROW.
The case tor the prosecution is already closed
and bot dag two will be required 10 place is
before the Commission entire.
The Commercials Washington specia. says,
from the fact t5a; officers and soldiers on fur
Tough were expected yesterday, il is thought
Grant contemplates another movement In q few
DAYS IL j. certain he wili make another effor,
before going into uin,er quarters. which, howev.
er, will depend on Sherid4B's movements
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, November .l5.-The following per
sons charged with comOlicity in the conspiracy
to release the Camp Douglas prisoners were ar
rested last night: c. W Patten, Francis Al
ans. Obadiah Jackson. j. r James, Larman,
James Geary and Semmes, nephew OF The pi
rate Of shat name. jackson, WHO'S Grand Seig-
nor OF ihc orier, in an interview with the au
,horities. stated stated that at a meeting on the
Sunday before the election the release of the
prisoners was discussed. and Walsh, Geary and
Patthn stated shat there were plenty OF arms in
the city for all members of the Order Two rem
dezvOus for the distribution Of arms were indica
tel, one OF winch was the Invincible CIub-room
At the meeting Jackson discovered the object OF
the originators 10 be reasonable and determine ed
to expose it, but the military arrests made the
same day he thought rendered II unnecessary
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DAILY SENTINEL.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER rs
PaOca.AUAIloN.



Intisuapolis, November y. lssg.
7 ne Pee.se q ksdi4nas
TIE Pr>siesf q the United State 10 consideration q
TIE Divine merc'es visrly aud constantly exhibited
durng he trial. through -hich country sos ps-
ING, hs 10 hs Proclamation q the Goth O. October la;
appointed Thuray. the 7sfh of The present month"; day
Of Thanksgiving and Prayer In It's observance be urge
As all to humble selves In gratitude 10 the Almighty
Dsposer q Events. and suppHosf- HIN for the speedy
return Of harm suy ard pssoc The duty q Christian
people 70 acknov edge the goodness Of God and IN every
way show theussises chesrfa'iy submissive Bs VIII
!, paramount % al Others.
therefore, earnestly r,comn,snd The people Of nii-
20 observe the day appointed ~ The Prestsni TO
abandon all secular busa~s devote their time and
thoughts 70 The solemn demands 4 religion. In al the
nerces vooehsafed nation the people Of Indiana
have shared abundanty They gathered bouEteous
hsFve;s and have been sbed 10 contribute largely and
bonorsbiy TO the means necessary restore the integrity
and prosperity Of our Government. To them God has
shown his mercy eonspcuousy and i their duty 10
knowledge u. not only BY thanksgiving AM prayer, but
by deeds Of kindres 70 the needy mercy to
ms and, above ALL By prompt and abundant care or the
families Of those through whose and sacrifices
the Geld hope nation restored and renewed
I do. Therefore mott earnestly recommend that on
Thankgsing Day collections be made in al the church
e, and that contributions Of money clothing fuel and all
nsecsssrs. II life. be made everywhere for the support
4 The families Of volunteers and drafted during
The coming winter The season demands increased
forts and more liberal expenditures, and Il would
shov ourselves deserving Of the mercy ask of God
should bestow in free upon the iamies q
those TO whom We under such great obligations At
the same time trust thai organizations will be instituted
IN every neghborhood to continue the efforts in this be-
half that soldier may be made feel that his fam
y viii be ply provided for by those Tor whom ne Is
daring and enduring 50 much
q. T. NORTON
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rom ~. Louis

ST LoUIs. November IA gentleman from
Shermans headquarters, al Kingston, Georgia
on the 9th. says the General IS BY this time
considerable distance on the wal path His srmy
consists of the 18th. 18th, l7th and 2Oth corps
Gen Slocum. with $4,000 cavalry under Xii
patrick and u brigade OF artillery will be added,
making total force of between 80 900 and SO,
600 men, spendidly equipped aud supplied with
every appliance OF war
All public buildings, depots, manufactures
&c . in Atlanta are rendered worthless, and rail
roads on the north and south side Of the city, and
all surrounding defensive works are DESTROYED
There is to be no turning back, and nothing left
behind Of value to the enemy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16
From Washington .

WASHINGTON November I5-The subject of
the seizure OF the Florida in the harbor Bahai
has not been presented to the United States gov
eminent by that of Brazil.
After careful inquiry it is sscertainei that
there is nothing whatever to sustain the repeated
rumOrs and assertions OF the Cabinet changes
The indications are to the contrary. This state
ment, however, excludes Secretary Fessenden,
who is known merely to occupy the position at
the head os the Treasury Department for the
Congressional recess
Reports continue to prevail that Robert J
Walker will be bis successor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

Courage. brother Do not wsrcr.
DO net Tor enc nement yield
To the pictrres that the grsver
Grim d. pair csr~es on the He'll
Onward ever, notify bearing
All the checkered scenes Il lfs,
Armed with armness thO1'lt conquer.
T. life's darkest. fercesi strife.
Then be up and bravery daring.
Onward through the thickesi tgii.
cfher heroe.' trials sharing.
In the battle for the night
r. a man There + more honor
To the true sense Of tina; word,
TAsn In every other title
rhst the world bath ever heard.
let bit this be ihy ambition,
Care not what the world may say
1T not wealth Be the temptation
That mar lure you from the way.
IL . man TIE browning siory
OF this fierce yet transient krif~,
md fhos'lt gain the grestesrvictogy
On the battlefield q life.
re., be ever firm ard fearless.
II thou wOUId'st be truly great;
Bow 20 none be- thy Creator,
Only in Iii presence val
Joss.
f.ro..~ U.r.e.f..F 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

tY- The Sleeping Beauty, together with the
twin sisters, is most exquisite work of art, TO be
seen at the Indiana State Museum. This piece
of wax ststusry is unsurpassed and unprece-
dented. 1t is wonder of beauty, and such
is Joy forever to all beholders. No. one can
gaze upon it without being affected even unto
involuntary tears soldier, for instance,
looks upon this sublime work. and he is remind
ea of an absent sister, or some loved one whom
he has not seen Tor three years of civil war Do
not his eyes overflow
The brsvest are the tendcres;,
And something adOwn the beros cheek
Washes of the stains Of powder"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

sY- For splendid beverages and magnificent
cigars. call at the Bates House Saloon. A. j.
Nv rs. proprietor. and Mr. WIN Coourn and Mr.
John Fisher. The accomplished. courteous and
popular clerks Everything elegant Is 20 be ob-
tanned in the way of eny gehtleman's glorious
and genial needs at the Bates House Saloon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

- Along Washington. from Pennsy iyania to
West the street railway Is IN full operation.
This witb the Illinois street route. and the Viz
ginia avenue route. will speedily make miles
completed for the accommodation OF our citl-
zens The Company have pushed, and are push
ing things with commeudablc enterprise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16
From Montreal.

MONTREAL. November l6.--The rebel raiders
are making voluntary statements to the court
Boosting Of their exploit, and Dragging that their
government will syenge them.
Efforts are being made to procure delay OF
thirty days in the case in order 10 get instruc-
from Richmond
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

II To-day. at the Indiana State Museum. OF
which Madame Mary A English is the generous
public spirited and accomplished proprietress.
new curiosities will be exhibited to the public
Madame English spares no pains or expense to
please her friends, her patrons and tho com
muDity eeDerally
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-16

We understand that quite a number Of
rebel pr@oners-Teport says ten. twenty. forty.
sixty-mate their &C pc from Camp Morton
nigh, teiote last Up 70 late hour last night
could learn 81 TO recautures.