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The New York herald., 1864-07-24

A FRENCH PROTESTANT FAMILY, VERY PLEAS
~ aay situated an hours ride from New org Is de-
srous of having families to Board with them
through the snnimer. References exchanged Address
FTegch Board, Bloomfield N. j.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

DoARD WiNTEO-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
~ IN private family one large rcoi with hot and cold
water AID . coeei room vii farnish the ROOM
cfarg re eferercss gwen and gun l.
idnrefs box 9s ost cce s,at1s icrs, which 10
drrs.s
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

GyoTTAGEs-sEvER1L NEW. NEAT SMALL COT
" taees for sae cheap on most easy terms some for
exchange. W Il. FLETCHER. corner Fo1ith avenue aud
Seventeenth street frookyn near tlcm, or SOuTHWICk
WOOD, Is Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

A SUPERIOR FARM IS ACRES WITH GOOD
"a House ana outbudHgs; rne stream OF through
nesr railroad depot and finely located for baliu2
Glen Cove village Maps and particulars OF D. 0RRELL
Is Cedar
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

NAANrED TO UfRr-A SMALL HOUSE, WIrH
w molern improvements furnished or nni furnished, in
respectable neishhorhood; location bstwrcn Eighth and
Ihirtish and Second aud seventh avenues Ad.
dressg bon 5. 49, fost ofice, stating rent
w ANTED TO RBNT-A FURSISIED HOUSE WITH
w modern Improvements suitable for snn feniy. IN
snv restecabe location E,.hih and Forty ond
Lexington Eighth avenues any time prior
tho 10th uf September Promises well laktn care OF and
party perfectly espousOe Addgess stating rent location
when ready Tor occupancy tnonc others noeedh
NnrnhAni. boz b2H Post once.
The New York herald., 1864-07-24

L,oR sALE-A RARE CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY
E An old establishes Wine aud Porter Botng Business
Is now offered AT sacrhce kstabshed IN 1885, The pro
prieor leaving the sy Apply at las Water street. in the
"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
EoH PETERSBURG.

sPErERsnuRc, Sept 2l.-There is no change
in position along the lines. The enemy sheled
the city this morning furiously from fve 10 six
o'clock. Our batteries replied, and the roar Of
cannon; was incessant and deafening. Loud
cheering in enemy's camp this morning -csusc
not known-su supposed to.he some news from
the Yaley.-HerqH ofthe 10th admits of Is.
90 bead Of cattle being captured by Hampton,
and the capture ofsome cavalry and some 20
or 80 wagons.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
Headquarters,
REsEtE FORCES. S. c.,

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. IS.
l. THE,PLAN WHICH HAS BEEN HERETO
FORE adopted b. the Enrolling Officers of fur
oughing men whose applications for detailand sxemp-
tcn are pending will be discontinued. All such fur
oughs are hereby revoked
H. Enrolling Officers WILL in all cases ol forwarding
members of the Reserve Forces to any point furnish
them with papers, stating in full the purpose for which
they are sent,
LIE The District Enrolling Officers will take tho
most effective method in their power Of forwarding to
their proper commands every man of the Reserve
class wis cannot show his papers of detail exemption
or furough
By commanded Brig Gen CHEsNUr
ED. H.. BARNWELL, A.>A. Gen
Sept:22 =
GS- State papers copy tlroo times.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
FROM RICHMOND.

RIcHMosD, Sept 91.-A reporter went to
Varina today with the flag of truce boat. 600
returned prisoners arrived at the city at s
o'clock tonight A large crowd of ladies and
Others assembled to meet them, but dispersed
before Their arrival the steamer being detain-
ed at the obstructions BY low tide. The men
are in excellent spirits
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

CURE FOR THE. P1LEs.-Mix one tablespoon
full of sulpher with half pint Of milk, to be ta-
ken the last thing every day, until favorable
symptoms appear, and then occasionally, as the
case. may require. The above is. cheap, a
simple, but most infallible cure for that most
painful and unpleasant disorder. 1t has beef
used with complete success in old and inverate
cases, where individuals had spent scores of dol
lars lin medical advice It's equally as useful
as preventive. 1t will injure none, and only
requires trial.-=UniOntoaOn (4la.) Herald.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
By d. ID H0CoTT
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For one Square twelve lines or less TWO
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sioa, and TWO DOLLARS for each subsequent
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding one square, charged
ct advertising rates.
Transient Advertisements and Job WORK MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE
Nodeduction made, except to our regular advertis
ny patrons. ~
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

1t is said that Frederick the Great required
all the judgments of his country, condemning
persons to death to be written on blue paper !;
thus he was constantly reminded of them as
they lay on his table among other papers, from
which they were readily distinguished. He
usually>to 3 long time to consider such cases,
and thus set an excellent example to sovereigns
Of their duty.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

Ca1sEsE CoyRTsnIp Every Chinese, as
soon< as he is IN any way able to do so, takes q
small footed wife. He sends for some old LADY,.
whose we'll known and recognized, and there.
considered respectable, trade, is that 6f Ego
between" and enquiries who among his neigh, :,
bors has nice daughter who would do for a
wife. The lady mentions one, and gives de-.
sctiptioB of her appearance. She then sees the
young lady whom she thinks he would prefer.
some Miss Lee Nang or Nou Seen, and de-:
lseribes the merits Of the gallant Moo Chung.
The;parents then, with her help, arrange the
settlement and the bride is given away with,
.as great ceremony and rejoicings as the means
of.the families will aow-and ir high and
wealthy families, the husband first sees her face
when he meets her at the door of his house,
and taking her ont of her sedan chair, raises
her veil.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

The nomination of cCLELLANis unsatisfactory tc
the Missouri Democracy. They will, however stand
by it, as they say there is no use Of bolting.>
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPoR1s OF THE PRESS AssooIAT ATIoN.

Entered according to Che Act Of Congress in the year
1863, by j. 5. THRAsHER in the Clerk Office ofthe
DISTRICT Court of the Confederate States fer the
Northern District Of Georgia. t.g
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
FROM LYNcHBBRG.

.LYScHnURe, Sept. 21.-The ramains of Gen.
Rhodes arrived here tonight. The body will
lay ir state in the Court House until Friday
morning, when it will be inferred. "A despatch
from Lee SAYS that Early reports that on shc
morning of the 10th the enemy advanced on
Winchester, which place. he attacked. Theat-
tack was resisted from early in the day, until
near night, when Earlys after severe fight, was
compelled to fall back. Gen. Rhodes and
sGodwyn was killed. while nobly doing their
duty, pieces of artillery were lost. TRIMS
and supplies were brought off, Unreliable re-
port says Early fell back to strasburg.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

!. MoRGAS's CoMMAYD.-Colonel Basil W.
Duke formerly Of General John Fl. Morgan's
staff, has been assigned to the command of the
deceased chieftain's troops. Colonel Duke is
a dashing yonng officer, of daring courage and
fine abilities.
8 General Gllern's official report of the killing
of General Morgan vas, like all Yankee army
reports studiously false. Morgan's command
were outside of the town of Greenville, and
were never engaged with the enemv. :.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

A few days ago the operatives in Western
foundry not being able to obtain an increase of
compensation, knocked their employer down.
That was an equivocal strike for higher wages
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

We trustthose landlords who attend Church
to-day and pray to "Our Father" will rsmcm-
Der that their tenants are their brothers, and
that a man who raises the rent of his brothers
house thousand per cent. is little better than
one Of the wicked Gontsderote.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

The captured privateer Georgia arrived at Beaufort
N. c., on tho 9th, and would proceed to Boston.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23
! Musical Instructions.

6.ssEsssss1 MISS ALEXANDER WILL REOPEN
n 5 I her musical SCHOOL the first Monday ID
October, if sufficient number Of pupils can be Sc.
cured 70 warrant her return. Terms $75 per quarter
All pupils commencing quarter viii be charged til i
the close. ~ .
Those wishing to apply, will leave their names With
Mrs McCandless by the 10th Of September '.a
September lO S
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-23

= . . - . .H
Ptous YASpALs. The New York Christian
Enquirer has the.folowing reJukc of some of
its less scrupulous brethren
|, In several libraries of New England clergy
men VIC have seen choice volumes, OF great
cost, bearing the names of Southern ministers,
to whom they still belong, although they have
been sent North as gifts from Yankee soldiers
who had appropriated them. Some Massachu-
sets sparlors are said to be carpeted with spoils
of another kind. Now, if any one asks what
has become of the Union party, once so strong
at the South, we answer that, in part, they
have been alenated from the Government by
the unjustifable outrrges committed by wicked
or thoughtess Federal soldiers AT Beaufort,
So. Ca, tombs were violated. AT Holly Springs,
Miss, communion table was used in behalf Of
@euchre" and, sold sledge" Such tales. Of
wrong have fnfuriated many who were disposed
to he friends Of the Union, and their rightcots
Indignation has had something to do with re-
verses that have overtaken our arms.
The Enquirer also quotes, with indignatioh,
letter from an officer, written at Camp Saxon,
Beaufort South Carolina, in which he says
s The splendid mansion once occupied BY that
arch-rebel, I. Butler King, is on Georgia is
land, and we stripped it ofeverything. / write
this letter on his writing desk, which, with his
piano, was presented to me on my return.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
Guerrilla Atrocities in Kentucky.
&C.. &C.. &C., &c.


NV foRK, November 4.-The Commercials
Washington special saws il is estimated that
81 600 soldiers have been sent home from this
de nartment this week 10 vote.
Notwithstanding assertions to the contrary. the
lite sentences of Ferry and DOnahue have been
approved by the President and they will be sent
70 some other State than New York
The Post SAYS the Mercantile Bank is not At
all crippled by the deialcation of the teller II,
has surplus OF S442 900.
A vessel has arrived here with the officers and
crews of a number Of vessels captured on our
coasts by new pirate. the Chicamaugs, com
manded by Lieut. Wilkinson. which left vii
mington October p. with two other steamers
She is painted pea green, has two smoke stacks
and carries three small guns and so men
The steamer City OF Cork sailed late last
night She cvrHd out $500 600 in specie
The. steamer Costa Rica. from Aspinwsl on
the oath ult with S400 900 in treasure, arrived
this evening.
The morning papers have letters from the va
rious corps of Grants army and Sheridan but
contain no news
The bark Albion Lincoln arrived in this port
this morning with the captains and crews Of the
ship Shooting Star from New York for Panama.
and the barks Mark J.. Potter from Bangor for
Melville. aud Emma Hall from Cardenas for
New York-al of which vessels were burned by
the pirate Cnlca uauE9.
The Marx l.. Potter was burned October 30
and the ships Shooting Star and Emma Hall on
the 3lst The bark Albion Lincoln was cap
,ured by the pirate Chicsmauga, and bonded for
$4,000
Gen Dix has issued an order instructng Pro-
vost Marshals in the Department Of the Fast 10
use all necessary precautions to prevent persons
who have been ia the rebel service from voting
At the ensuing election
The Posts Washington special says: The
Daily Chronicle this morning reports IA rumor
that General ROsecrans will take command OF
the Army OF the Potomac in the place of Gen.
Meade Gen Banks. the same paper declares.
will succeed ROsecrans in command Of the De-
oartment OF Missouri
There is considerable excitement here relative
to the new pirate Ghcamsuga She is supposed
20 be the Edith, recently at Wilmington. Fears
are entertained for the safety of the steamers
Mautanzas and Champion which sailed yester-
day for New Orleans
Several gunboats are u pursuit or The Chick.
smauga
Tho Tribune Publishes this morning copies of
extracts from the reports concerning the rebel
/ bOrbarties at AndersOnvlle The extracts sre
given from the testimony OF numerous returned
officers ard soldiers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
Er0n I.oi,isYiiIc.

LOUISVILLE November f-On Tuesday night
Sue Muncay's gang Of cut throats surrounded
the house of Mr. Harper. two miles south of
Midway. made the old gentlemen prisoner ard
without the slightest proyocati0n, murdered their
victim IN the most cowardly and brutal manner
Mr.. Harper was Union man This was the only
excuse the outlaws gave for the preparation OF
the inhuman outrage /, does seem that Sue
Munday il lost TO every wOmanly instinct and
her heart wholly corrupted, and her nature tend
ish, for she reiOices IN acts IT cold blood and
every species of crime.
On Wednesday fOur gUetrillas captured in
Kentucky, by order of Gen Burbridge. were
sent from the prison At Lexington under guard
OF file Of soldiers 70 Mr Harper's residence
near Midway. and there shot TO de th in retalia
ton for the murder committed on Tuesday We
have not been furnished the names OF the men
who were shot
On the night Of the 30th ult another raid was
made on the little village OF Allensvle. on the
Memphis Branch railroad between Russellvile
and Clarksvilie. The guerrilla band numbered
fifty men, and the several stores Of the place
were robbed of goods 20 the amount OF twelve
thousand dollars
On Wednesday afternoon, twenty FIVE guerril-
las made dash into Rocky Hill station, on the
Nashville railroad. There were two sleeping
cars on the track In one Of them was an old
negro man, with both legs broken. They order.
ed him TO get out, but he could not leave quick
enough for them. and thew shot him They then
set ire to the cars and burned them with the old
negro They met Wm Fox, private in the Oh
kentucky. and after rObbug him shot him
Lieut. Col Hammond has been appointed
Brigader General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

NKw YoRK, November 4.
Cotlona -hade easier md more doing 81 goa
p for middling.
Flour-State and Western opened dull. and
are quoted l0@l5c lower; sales were made at
$40 OO@lO 40 for extra State, $40 e5@ll 10
for extra round hoop Ohio and sll lO@l2 Is
for trade brands.
whisky dull and dropping; Western 81 73@
81 IS
Wheat dull and 92c lowe, Prime red State
81 40.
Corn opened quite hrm aud closed dull aud
dr. o. ing: 81 65@l 66l5 for mixed western.
Oats dull at 81 for western.
Wool quiet
Coffee dull. no sales to report. Sugar quie,
and steady Molasses steady.
Pork decdenly luer
Beef firm and in good demand AZ previous
prices
Cut meats quiet.
Butter quiet and steady at 32d45c for Ohio
aud 40@52 Tor State Cheese quiet and steady
at l5d23e.
Money more active and hrnei at pei cent.
Sterling. firm at lO914 @l09ls
Gold irregular and unsettled, opening at 23o.
declining to 23lI4. advancing to 1861. and
closing at 1865 q 1855
Government stocks steady and without decided
change
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

UNIrEp STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION There
WILL be meeting in behalf oi the Christian Com
mission this evening at O'Clock. az the Baptist
Church. where the Baptist State Convention i
nov in session he Rev. Samuel Moss one OF
the Secretaries of the Commission in Phiadel
phis. Who has recently visited the Army of the
Potomac. will address the meeting The work
OF th- nohle organization i increasing in i'm.
portance and efficiency. and al who wish 10
know What il is doing. should be present snd
hear for themselves
Tn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
From 1T. louis.

ST LoUl.. Nov. Items. Rosecraus and A
J. Smith arrived last night
Gen Smiths infantry is moving eastward, one
column on the north side and one on the south
side of the Missouri river, with instructions to
clear the country OF guerrillss.
Adyices from the Upper Missouri say that Gen.
Suly and his command is at Sioux City
Gen. Sully left his Adjutant. Capt Pace at
Fort Sully, 10 negotiate 4 treaty of peace with
the Sour. seversl chiefs being there for that
purpose
private dispatch from Springfield. Missouri.
save that our troops whipped Price again a, New
TOMS, Newton county, Missouri--dsie no, given.
We now hold the town
The rebels retreating into Arkansas
Gen. Rawlings, Grants chief Of staff srriYed
here LAST night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
Eron Portland.

PORTLAND ME November Capt Sner.
man, OF the steamer Potomac, reports t1at At II
O'Clock last night, forty miles OF Cape Cod. she
saw suspicious steamer i've mics distant. stand
Ing toward The Potomac. aGt came Up within
hsiling distance and blew her whistle, which Nss
answered 10y the Potomac She then made
cruise around Tie Potomac, and evidently be.
came frightened snd steared 10 the -or,hvest
urdc- fsU snsec
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
o. s. MILITARY COMMISSION
Twenty-Fourth Days Proceedings,
MEssRs. BowLE5. HEFFREE. HUN
PHREYs. MILLIGAN AND HoR
SEY IN COURT.
Heffrcn. one Of the Accused. ON
the witness stand.
PROTEST OF HON. c L. DUNBAR.

The United States Commission. trying State
prisoners here. convened Nov. 4. 10 o'clock 4.
NJ. pursuant TO adjournment
he Judge Advocate. Major Burnett, General
Cogrove. and other members Of the Court. the
accused. Messrs Bowles. Heffren. Humphreys.
Mlligiu and Horsey. and their counsel. Messrs.
Ray. Dunhsm, Coffroih. Cobb aud Gordon. were
present
The record OF The previous session va. read
and approved.
Dr. Zmbro was brought to the stand and cross
questioned az t5testimony already rendered, but
nothing new was ELECTED.
The Court then took recess until = NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

A REMEDY FoE flLEs.-lI i a blessing 10 the
suffering 20 know that We have efectuul cure
Tor this truly troublesome disease Mr.. J z.
Hskarde of l6s Second street Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure IN informing ali Who sire
suffering With piles that he used small quantity
OF DE- SIreklands Pile Remedy. and il effected
permanent cure l MS seems - be the case
With all who make Use OF this splendid preparA-
ton |, is manufactured ~ No East Fourth
street Cincinnati Ohio and sold by all drug gists
mars q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

~ We saw Yesterday some al the most beau
tiiui goods ever displayed upon the counters o.
an establishment IA this or any other city We
them AZ Stolworthy Leonlru's. North
Meridian street We would commend the atten
tion 10 them OF all gentlemen ono wish fash
ionable and elegant and durable winter suit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

ET- AZ the Indianapolis News Agency. More.
house proprietor. No Icis North Pennsylvania
street. the latest daily, weekly aud monthly Is
sues from all the chief cities of the country are
10 be obtained At publishers price,. Call on
Eorehouse To-day he will be in receipt Of sll
the principal week.-Mrs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

FURs, FrRs-At less than last wears prices
manufactured from selected skins. expressly for
this market. ~ fylers Bee Hive Store Spleu.
did sable sets. hoods skating caps. gloves. fur
trimmings wi colors. swans down. &c Don't
buy iurs or cluaks without looking into the " Bee
Hive" IL will paw YOU. sure Th&S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

~ For elegant ladies' snd misses shoes. aud
for spendidly manufactured boots for gentlemen
We would earnestly and respectfully recommend
readers to 90 TO the celebrated establishment
OF A Lintz. West Washington street, south side.
east OF the Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

t To-day ne understand the stree, railroad
cas- will run along Fast Washington street ami
ont Virgins Avenue. The enterprising Pres-
deuf directors and managers are daily pushing
things most energercslly The public appreciate
Snd avail themselves of the facilities afforded
them by our municipal railroad routes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

LscrUEE EsfoKE THE FESIAN BRoTBEKHoop
AID INA faitND, OF lEsH LIBERATION j "
Bn~n. E-q.. late oi Iipperary. Ireland viii
deliver = lecture on saturday evening the SIN
Inst. IN iit'ry Hd. before the Finian Broth-
erhOod and the friends OF Fenisus 90 the pros
poets Of IRISH Liberation All friends 10 the
cause o. IRISH nationality are respectfully invited
- sc pressnt-partcuisFls the lsdies. tor whom
setis will be reservei Admission tree Lee.
iure 10 commence al ! :. o'cioek precisely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
COM N z RClAl.


CNcIx>AfI. November 4
Flour inactive snd not mncn doing: superfne
81 -. exu. 50
Wheat 6rm but quiet; red 81 s0@l 90. white
a. l5d2 20
Corn firm and the supply light; ear 81 rs.
shelled 81 %
Oats 77d7S Rye 81 IS
whisky 81 Sc, demand not 30 good
Provisions frmeF New mess pork S35936
Prime meas S35
Lard higher. Old 2i New % go
Hogs firm a; slU@$ll gross Tor light and
heavy
Gold 81 81 Silver - 20. Exchange firm
and scarce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
NJ. II q II L.
Intelligence and Loan OHice.

NroIs SOUTH ILLINOIS STREET, THREE DOORS
sostb 81 the Palmer Hous-. ~iIl Loan Money on
Coistersis Jewelry. Watches. &C. VII rni employ
men, for Mechanic Lab ,Ters rks >esmstresses aHd
servants anc AtteDd 70 Renting Stores. Ocicss Dssl-
tngs and Rooms seVs-dlu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
rom Odgensburg.

ODGENsBURo. Y \ November The e1-
animation of the parties arrested lat night took
place 20 day They gave 10 satisfactory &C
count of themselves snd were 70 committed
The town Is full The military are expected
20 night u 20 morrow. and the raiders will likely
NEE warm selcome.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

We hope that all citizens. rot only of
indianapolis but of Indiana. will bear in mind
that the grand complimentary testimonial. ten
dered by Governor Morton. Gen Lazarus Noble.
and MANY other prominent gentlemen. TO Mad
sme English. will take place on to day one week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05
from PhlladeInhIn

PBILADrIPHis. November 4-The United
>tate- steamer Galena has arrived OF the break
water from hes West. for repairs She passed
the levees Yesterday morning. She heard roth
ing Of the pirate Tallahassee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Rev F Foster will
preach in the UnyersaIist Church College Hal)
20 morrow morning At l0la o'clock: also in the
evening At o'clock. Subject for evening 10y
special Popular Objections 20 Univer-
Salism"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-05

II We understand tina, provision sill proba-
bly, be made for warming the apartments occu
pied by State prisoners At Soldiers Home during
the coming winter, comfortably as circum
stances will admit