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, 1862-04-03

vance Of &c per b was raid III ono instancc-With
salcs OF about 1000 packages, at 7;aD7sic los
prime city kettle &C for prime city steam. and 6c
for No. Lard. Yellow Grease was in good re-;
quest, with -eales Of 70 packages at 3atc-an i'm
psosdment Of ,,zc on former sales. Meas Pork
offered freely at $1o.7, hut there is little or
no inquiry, and the market Is nominal. 1919.
There was but little inquiry for Flour, and the
market va: dull with light sales Of White " IN e.
ut $5M Q6.a5, and Spring Extras at g 362E@3. 80.
The Il heat market was quiet and easier-therc
being free sellers at yeetcrday's quotations. The
transactiors were urnenal1y light, at &c for No
Red: 6a4@!77c for No. Spring; and 7lk@72c for
No. 2 Srring-all subject: to &c storage At the
eoee there were but few buyers at the outside quo
,atfens.
The Corn market continues firm, and we note in
advance Of &c 4 busnel;-With sales Of 81, 900 bu
Mixed In one lot at 231fc@c storage; and 2GC00
bu in two lots at &c. 4 lot Of 10 0o0 bushels
River Mixed was sold, for delivery on the 18th of
May, at Csc I. 0. b. The careo Of the canal boat
Humboldt, from Joliet, with the first load Of Corn
In this season, was offered at o5c at1oat, withent
buyers
Oats were steady at 1sc, subject to 4c storage
Rye Was eold at 41c On track. Barley Was in good
demand ard firm at 43G5oc for fair to good quail
ties.
Clover Seed was in good supply, and under
limited demand the market declined 2-@50c per
b,t=he.-with sales at 9s.20@4.a5. Timothy Seed
Was yery dull aud almost entirely neglected-tri-
iii, 9 saes only taking p1aee at $1.50G155- Prime
seed was freely offered at 41.6o, without buyers
Tie Easlet for Highwines was dull, and re note
6 further decline Of E@1c-closing with triding
salrs at 1s1.c. Holders were generally asking 19c,
AID buyers offered lSc. i.
, 1862-04-03

Vessels loading for Montreal are inaistins upon
oenns!sge being paid. II not discharged Within
Ing made them cautious in protectfng tliemtelTes
y g 90 pot anticipate high rates Of ffeIghts: for
attnon4n ~ with over fourteen million bushels
two and half millions. In Canada. unless
pffSes p sS q,9 IN E9ganaa sr,nee portion
tae gtaan VII oe bed until freights lower after
will not be lower than last yesrs which Wara ys11
remunstatiVe to the ship owner, not to tha shis.
carry. without a corresponding 1ncresse Ia ton. ~
nage to meet the demand. ~'14:
The quantity Of wheat and other Grain. IN.
getber with -four in esofe snd aaosE. held II
Toronto up to today. foots up 847, ,t0l busheia
OF grain and 1900 barrels Of Aour. On reduc-
ing The whole to g1aiu aS7 nearly one million
bushels. OF this quantity, MessrB Hagxan &
chisholm have put on board their schoonefs aboat
15.0o bushels. to make storage room, which viii
Leave Tor DsEego next week, II the weather il "a
vnEah,e. Ht hamilton aud Klnston the Ice ia arm-
and IL not likely either Of these places Wjn open
, 1862-04-03

before the 18th. The Wal md Canal will open
nt"'n1 the6 9Th, but the ST.. I.nsrenee Is not ex-
pected to lock reas-ls through much b for the lat
Of Mnv: At Col:ingWood the ice iss i'll folid and
it will likely b. wei ,u,u May peIore vessels can
work d0wp. At Owen Sonnd the Fay IL frozen
over. The Inst accounts from the Straits of Mack
Our Lake Marine. -.
From the United States Economist, s9th.1
The inadequacy Of our Lake Marine to meet tile
growing wants Of the grain trade il notorious. 1t
Il marvellous. indeed, thas with Urge amounts Of
n sSda
Whilst the grain trade Of the West is increasing
at an unprecedented rate, and with every pros
3ke Rs' es I'll s3 1saia aoss
fo1eis, sount4is*: and Ehieh % might: e s. e4- x
e LETT e sct 'ei o
'he mtans Q: carri~ge, to tut N our gran
aries % 97 to to be as s,nsumea as ,:; common fuel
u1u Dc uPGn %5a au a9eh an
energetic people. there shon1h have been 60 great
a}aek Of enterprise q to render grain worth 60c
West. that It was actually used substitute for
wood in feeding ti1es. This condition Of things
Involves ns in an immense yearly waste CT the pro-
lie mts: hopeful section Of tie whole
continent. it Is an embargo upon the progress Of
of II men cf commerce. The fact by no meansi IN
dieates healthy state Of trading enterprise. It
ia anything but assuring that the great domain
that Pro, tdence has given US for cultivation
will be improved to an extent adequate
to the ability Of its possessore Millions Of
fertile acres remain untitled along the shores
Of waters that wait to bear away their products to
wealthy markets: but none seem 10 perceive
that the eaptain's, craft is wanted to call this
wealth from its idle repose. Our farmers are do
1ng their duty; but oar shfpownezs are strange
II suFine: It cannot be that they neglect to
multiply their vesels through lack Of capital; for
their cunning, during late eeasone, hare in
mary instances .eqnalled the: value Of their
craft, and would enable them to double
the number Of their yesse1a were they so
disposed They naturally enough think 1t bet
ter to make enormous freights ont of few vessels,
than more moderate earnings upon larger num-
ber; and the remedy, therefore, is not to be ex-
pected 70 much from the present shipowuera. AZ
f:om an addition Of new investors in this enter
Prise.
While our exports Of brcadstuAs have increased
at such an immense rate during last year. yet our
lake marine has stood almost where it WAS In
1e60 the vessels built being scarcely equal to the
average losses. At present there are eighty reg
sells building, valued at 81, ,1oo 0ee This is about
the average Of former years: but when it is con
shipping is Destroyed yearly, It is apparent that
this Will not result In any addition to the Tonnage
adequate to the wants Of the grain trade.
, 1862-04-03
5affS.
S2OO.000 IN ONE OF

HERRING'S PATENT sAFEs
At the great1re in Pearl and Fulton s jan a 1862
MKssRs- HERR1xs 4 Co, No Isl BRoA1WAT. a - LONG,
EEsTs: The large HERRING'S PATENT CHAM
f1ON SAFE Jpu made for me few wears $50 hss
peen put t9 severe test in the great ire corner of
fulton and Pearl streets, on the 26th inst which en-
others: The d5e e commenced about o'clock Sunday
mornnE and the safe was taken from the ruins aftsf
IN exposure Of more than thirty houra Yoursafe con
famed AL my bpOka. Insurance policies and other val
uaole paPerH besides gold and silver bank bs coz
gon pondf, &C. amounting to over Two HUEDRKu
lHotsASD DoLlARs- EyefythIng Ia the Safe is In per
lect order, except the binding OF the books being
steamed YonE Patent Champion Safe giTes Us great
saIsiasfnn a9d has guarded safely through the 7a
''s'' '0A'Af o' ''S e0aten8' 45uly {90Hs;77 {E90s7re
ANOTHER IN TIE SANE Y1st-Sl00 0G5 5AFRn'
GENERAL OFFICE, new HAvKN STEAMBOAT Co. |
NEW ToRk. Jan. .. 1S6..
Measss HxRHna Co. No; 81 Broaaway1GxsTs:
cent extensive fire OF Fulton and Pearl street
4q ne @ nst 1he Safe Tss IN the third story Of tas
cellar. 1t was taken from the ruins after TH1RTTaK
HOURS exposure, and was RED HOT. 1t contained our
books and pape1h considerable amount IN ban notes
and about $4,000 in Treasury notes and othe1 secu-
titeS-a0 Of which We found In good order, and M
scataed- Respectfully Y24r4 ,,,,n,
HERR1NGs PATENT. CHAMPION FREfkooF
f6eiKef f& a5f
q L1ned @ With HeII1nE q Floyd's NEW PATENT "CRYs
ditlled ~ e< ,n.*,. HERRING d CO. 10 State street
, 1862-04-03

At special meeting Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Board OF Trade, held at the Office Of the
Board this afternoon, the following preamble and
resolution were adopted, and the Secretary was
instructed to cause the came to be published:
WHEREAS, The present system Of grading wheat
weight being the main test Of quality il c1lcula
ted to encourage mixing inferior wheat oats dirt,
mil-acteGulnEs &c, with the better qualities Of
wheat for the purpose u reducing it to tile stan
objects intended BY the adoption OF the inspection
system Therefore,
ResolFed, That from, and after, May 1st 1862,
Spring wheat shall be inspected and graded as fol
lows:
- Extra Club TO be sound, well cleaned, and
to consist Of pure club wheat. weighing not less
than sixty pounds to the measured buahel.
c,s.Ns1 NY GLIB -, T9 BE- sound well
co!ored Spring wheat weighing not less than fifty
eight pounds TO the measured hnEhe1,
No: Spring"-1he berry to be plump and well
cleaned, Welghing not less than ifty-eight pounds
No. 2 Spring"-To be sound, but not plump, or
clean enough for No. i, weighing not less than
ffty,fye pounds to the measured bushel.
REJECTED Sp1ing'-Not sound or clean enough
iGf 3b No weagb1nE not less than fifty pounds to
And whenever wheat shnll be 60 dirty, or have
60 much other gra mixed with it as to render it,
IN the Judgment Of the Inspector. not equal in val
PC to The grade 1ts weight would Indicate it shall
weight. And all wheat. or mixtures Of wheat and
other grain, too poor il quality, either By reaeon
OF being damaged dirty, or from mixing, for grad
ing as above shall be marked no grade, and would
$'sA gram ez'z"ss: e.. .ss4zsagsrssar,. IL
The TAX ON H1GawSzs--T res0lntions pub
liEhed in this mornings Tribune, asking Congress
, 1862-04-03
Special 5AoticeS.
fATARRH! CATARRHtt
~ GATABKH!It
DR., ,sEELYE'S LIQUID CArARRH RFMEnv.

V4&s GE4EkAA E O kA<&A4Q NA1A6hR kEM EUX.
WARRANTED to be Bu1e cure 1or
CATARHH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
eonnHG Of Consumption Every physician Knows that
fifth fully tWothtzds Of this number Ehe diSease Fst
commenced asa "A'
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
Is neIt stsp being to the throat and bronchial tpba
:1Ing he n5st we prevent the latter Fesons sEon!a
understand that M the better way to cure Consumption
IL symptoms Of cattss7h IS they generally sppesr
,ensttve to the changes of temperarure In this con
md acI!d. afterwards becoming thick and adhesive
:reased n quantity and caanged in qualify they are
aoE thick and heavy and either got nd Of BY blow
ng the nose, OF else they fall Into the throat and are
aaNked o. coqghed Of: The secretlons sre Offensive
eyes are weak, the sense Of smell Is 1esssned or de-
sIoJed; deafness frequently lakes place Another
common and Important syfnptom Of Catarrh is, thas
he person s obliged to ce8 hs throat in the morning
he head during the night When this :akes place the
2efsoD may be that bis disease IL its way the
sqngh and should lose time IN arTesting il The
By t6e aid of the LIQUID cArARRH REMEDY, all
hess sgmpto4s can BE- quickly and ettectqsl1T re-
II to all who are disposed test ta yrt1es IN
o5 month no benefit is received. the amount paid
Price Of the Catasrh Remedy suf1cieut for use
one month, with full and clear directions
Office, 1873 Lake. Corner Of Wells-St.
Address Dr. D. q. SEELTE,
det.h6S34n Post Office Box 43jI Chicago. III.
, 1862-04-03
Two 1mpost0rs.

There are two men IN our own city, who
show euch peculiar merit 10 the several walks
Of life to which Providence has not called them,
as 10 deserve notice in 4 paper which goes
INTO every home. The first is selling two little
pisces ot what he calls poetry. Ht is soft and
Sny II 41s manners, spruce and shiny In his
0Ss. sn'ES nc calls on the lady Of the house, and,
n;T nis4 ~ aar mat would drive poor Mr. Peck
F. n,e h1,a naa WITH envy, tells his tale Of woe
written those be-au ful stsnrae 80 ho bas s
got them Printed for her nake +hat a ta e ,,s1 na
purchase her lew little comforts "a 1r1anaa
at the rhymes suggests to one that ~ -,aes
lady must hare been sick at any rnfe sf1as ~.
perpet1ataon) In another place he IL ~ taese ts
lid, and devoted wife sent him mi :. ens1, w,
them, which he will do for ten cents. mt e1aa ha
has got even dollar, he says, from some noe m
b1e Indies. The dime is about one m;;1;on
times more than they are worth, Ia haz
circular On which Is printed commendation
to the public from ReFs. Messrs. Patton. iii.
fanJ and others Of this city, which I should
how :such an evident scamp could hoodTink
eTena good clergyman so far as to get such
means Of personal decentralization.
The other fmpostor IL young fellow who
pTetendB that his father lives IN New Orleans,
and that he IS q total and destitute stranger
here, desiring to get to Cincinnati His story
4ah good points to touch one In It. He eame
20 meaate last night, and got bed and break
1ass Ont Of ne, f6f which Ihope to be forgiven;
2no toen, while I ~as hunting after proofs OF
4!s "olln1ners, this morning. In order to send
nun On noEneWard, he turned ont a mere liar
Wno oss eeen many days in the city with this
stof5. and must have victimized ever 40 msnv
no8KR1 %'oIL4ER, Minister 1t Large.
, 1862-04-03

Affairs at Camp Douglas.
The wind, yesterday, performed one OF two
saucy tricks in camp. In the forenoon it broke
tie National Ensign from Its staff, and sentit
~hirling through the mir into the mud. In the
afternoon, that same old, unrul5 Borcas seized
upon long SHED, that stood near the main en-
trance, and made complete wreck Of 1t in an
instant Two soldiers we're standing under
the structure at the time, but fortunately es-
caped uninjured.
Another of the Illinois soldiers-WiIson
Nouse, Of the 65ta regiment-died on Tues
day.
The following Is list Of the prisoners de.
ceased since ouc last report:
April 1st:--
6. G. Flint, Co. {. asth Ala,
J1s- Bradbury, Co G. 6ath Tenn.
Y. A. Eogue, Co. D. 42nd Tenn
WI Ritter. Co. c. ID Miss i
Previously reported
Reported to-day. ....,.,...,S
, 1862-04-03
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONETA.RY.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 2.
There Is no new feature to mention in the money
market. The same extreme ds1lness prevailing
the Last Two weeks etin continues, and will until
opening navigation un1ocks our grain. Cnrreney
Is plenty. but Of courEe the right kind Of pape1
isn't offered. Exchange may be called little
easier, moet Of the bankers being willing to sup
ply outsiders as well rs customers at r. The
buying price is par OK. In gold. the flrmness
noticed yesterday etin continues, aud may be quo
ted at 1h917s buying; 17tfd1s selling.
-for the week ending March 20, $799.584 in
specie were shipped from New York for foref,,n
ports, and on the 3lst ult 1854 075 additional ms
king over $l.300,000 In the short space Of eioht
daye.
The exchanges at the New York CLEARING
House for the week ending the 3lst plt.. were
,40s On. against $l9 10 see. 81 for the pre-.
yious WcOE.
The import entries Of the psst week in New
York are 81, ,az;141- against $3ss6, 1873 same week
last year. On the other hand, the clearances Of
dumestic proonce are S22s6,613 against 81 AL ,asa
same week in March, 1861.
According to the monthly summary of fore;rn
trade at The port Of New York Ior eicht montfs AZ
the current fiscal year. the import entries OF for
s1Sn ie!ehan9ise a ID. lcxcusive Of buion) from Jay
Add four weeks in March ...... 1b57aM1
Total entries eince July 1...... 8.5sa s6t
10 same da1e last Jcar-. .156 $3.50 5y5
Decrease since duly So. .3s0. ia
The came tables make the exports Of domestic
produce and miscellaneous goods including Tor
eien rc-expoited, from New York, from
duly ], 1861 to Feb 2S...,...'.$ 2S $9t 5sa nm
Add four weeks in March h-.....,:...., a'e5SSsS
Total clearances since July .1o4 a0e. ssa
Against eane date Inst year. 80 e38 It'll
Increased export this season .......s1s ss6, as
The same tables make make the export Of sne
sic from July to Feb. IS 2S,,. Il Iii In
add 1our weeks in March --.... aT05 Ci,1
Total since July 1.......1 1n116 8oo
Decreased specie export ....... ..s11 .735 oo0
MLwAUKEE-Aprl a-Some of the h,nta 70
port better supply Of exchange but with this eT
cept1pn the money market rcmaina nnch.roo5
The demand for money is very moderate, aud zen
eIal buetnees very quiet. o s~"
su1ns We presume it could be had at a concessi6n
OF 51@'a from cur quotations.
SUGAR RIVER VALLEY R. RAT Il rrcu1,-
monthly meeting Of the Directors OF the Snrar
R1ver Valley Railroad. held in Madison last
Wednesday, arrangements were made for thor
oueh canvass Of lie city for subscribe1s to stosF
to enable the company to contract for the grading
~ Inc road between Madison and Portage imme.
dlately tHis.) Ga.ette.
soGIHERN GrHREHcF.-The Louisville Journal
says The bankers Of that city have occasionai
offerings Of southern Currency. The rates Of d1s
count tor that description OF money are az follows
IIanters' Bank OF Tennessee. Is Der cent Tnfon
Bank, 80 per cent: State Bank Of Teunessee. 50
Hons States are discounted at the ratc Of 20 her
cent. " ~
, 1862-04-03

THE TAN ON H1aAwEEs--The resolutions pub
liEhed in this mornings Tribune, asking Congress
to rsduce the tax on Highwines. were: offe1ed on
Change to-day, and lost By rira roee vote We
understand the subject Is again to come before the
Board at the annual meeting.
, 1862-04-03

p Michigan. o. M:chlsan Southern Ra.Eoad All !.
three story Frame Building Cncago Wiyn tan horse
power engine IN good order. Building euitso!e for
manufacturing puspnses and now occ1 7Iea Tor he
sanc and rersspg fo7 $s0 per annum during thu term
Of ground leaes out Seals1 also Il FOOT lois In
CcsFo Gta D. eiIt7S With about five Of ten Frs of
@ ST. Ths d'tl.reaes any VII be paid cast sIso
properly vii be exchanged Adu-ee1 Pos. tlifre Ro1
Hs InIegos el7lng p3rtcula1A mh233bS6taE
, 1862-04-03
NOW THYSELF!
DIR. +. H. MN.

X NOW THYSELF!
DIR. j. HI. MN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, detects to certainty
The condition and locality Of diseases By simple
aud scientific method, without asking any questions
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs treated by Medical
Inhalation and Constitutional treatment Diseases Of
The Heart Of the Stomach, OF The LIVER Kidneys Drop
y. St. Vitus Dance Cancers tnrouie Ulcers 1heurae
asm. Eeuralgia. Paralysis fstuaa spasms Els R!s
eases Rupture, Dlarrhra. In Short all curable dis
eases Of long standing cured IN the shortest possible
time. We are not y cuTe-al" doctor.aud will under
ake no case without fair prospect Of recovery.
Female Diseases, &C.,
Such az 6uppFeseio1s, irregularities, Falling Of the
Womb, TumoIs all Urinary Diseases Seryeus Debility
be speedily cured, without poisonous drugs Injurious
or unpalaIab1e medicines Of any kind Bave no dell
acy IN Calling difference what your troubles may
pc The afflicted are cordially invited to call and sat
.sfy themselves.
Consultations and Examinations Free
Of Charge.
Ali communications strictly Confidential Office in
The Street Railroad Building corner Of State and Ian
dolnh streets: Office hours from 4 n till ~ N.
Address j. b. MCCAIN, II. D., Chicago, Ill Letters
2 M address !ncosng stamp. WI receive proWpt
rec. se2W1Y
DR. FRANKLIN CHAVETTS
ALE FORMS OF UTERINE DISEASE, or the MONEY! VIII
be RKFCSpED Satisfactory references can be seen at
his Office, is Vest Van Buren street Consultation
het z. o. Boz 335 Dr. G. has pracced medicine Tor
, 1862-04-03
Freight engagements and Prospects
ON Like Ontario.

lFtom tne T6f6nso t4Io5e, 29th.
In fre!ghts bnt little has been done-tbe weasel
OF the ehipper, prefesrng 10 wsit untn the canals
open neiore conttacttng The rate of fceighte that
have been secured The fret two trips are
Flonr. Wheat.
1otnato 10 MonEfeal, steamer, .-... .40c 19c
vessel --....-.33c lie
Chicago to Montreal, - .....- e4s
to Kingston, 4" .,..;...- 1ec
Owen Enund thu ~
, 1862-04-03

BRYAN NHALI.-This evening the great Her
man makes his fourth appearance here And
in addition to his own great attraction, Mad
anne Hermann and Signor Au,ati Duoreul,
from the Academy OF Music, New York, in con-
junction with the trio of instruments, will
give a grand vocal and instrumental concert
between the first and second parts Of Her
mann's programme. Secure your seats at Hig-
gius's music store.
, 1862-04-03

BLOWN DowS.-During ths hard wind Of
yesterday, two story frame house, On the
corner Of Randolph and Sheldon streets, which
was but partially finished, was suddenly de-
molfshed. The structure was being erected
by Mr. Geo. Edgood, but ut the time of its
demolition, no person was IL or very near it.
The loss will probably amount to two or three
hundred dollars.
, 1862-04-03

ROARDING.-Two fine rooms,
suitable for families and several single rooms
Wit; board A1o daE board be had Ut E}s SIcia-
A?I1-HG513t -
, 1862-04-03

BrRGIART--The grocery store Of D. Brade,
No. 1865 South Wells street, was entered oy
burglars yesterday morning about three
O'clock, AID small cask Of liquor, some
flour, tobacco and tea carried of. Entrance
to the place WAS obtained through window
The rogucs have not get been caught. Two
men were stressed yesterday On suspicion Of
having committed the act, but they easily
cleared their characters and were discharged
, 1862-04-03

HONE FOE AGED, INDECENT FEMALES.
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
this Institution will be held at the Home, No.
155 4th Avenue, this afternoon at O'Clock.
, 1862-04-03

Goods always open for examination
Private sales throuEhous the week. Goods packed
for country merchants CnIl.ss. uEse. tapfs.
, 1862-04-03

ROARDING.-Suits Of rooms aud
- st.gse zoons cao be obtained with Board at s5
moe ated. aD2nsIi;w
, 1862-04-03

COMPLICATIONS FOR THE PAST THREE
MoNTus.-The fires during the month Of
March show great decrease both in number
and amount Of property destroyed The first
quarter Of the year 1862 makes the following
exhibit:
, 1862-04-03

UNITED STATES ZorAyE CADErs-The old
members Of this corps, will meet this morn
ing Al II O'Clock, in the reading room Of the
fremont House, to attend the funeral Of their
late com1ade, Capt. Chas, shepley, Of the 10Th
Illinois volunteers. Let all who can attend.
, 1862-04-03

Nor SEs:7 Or7--Almost every day liquids
in walls erbottles arc deposited in the Chicago
Post Office, for transportation through the
mails. 1t would save portion Of the public
something in the way Of postage. if they
would remember That liquids are always ez-
cluded from the mails when discovered 4
package Of this Kind was deposited in the
Chicago Post Office on Wednesday Lust. It
was not sent out The person attempting to
scnl it can haye it returned by applying to
The Chief Clerk, ND stairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
From New York .

NEW YORK. March 2s-Intelligence by the
steamer Constitution from Fortress Monroe
states that Commodore Farraguts's feet numbers
twenty-th vessels, including the Hartford,
Pensacola and Brooklyn. and Commodore Por-
ters mortar fleet numbers twenty nine vessels.
The officers of the Constitution suppose that
the work of reducing Forts Jackson and st. Phil
lips was commenced some days since.
TWAS supposed some of the mortar boats would
take position in an inlet in the rear of Fort Jack
son, while others advance within Smelling distance
in the river and endeavor to drive the enem6 out
of his forts
In the meantime the gunboats would silence
battery about a mile below the forts, which pro
tects the baTicade of the river.
If the forts should continue impervious to the
bombs of the mortar feet, those acquainted with
the energy of Farraguts, anticipate he will take
the feet directly under the guns of the forts. and
by repeated broadsides OF grape and shrapnel en-
deavor to drive the gunners from their posts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-29
Religious Notice.

The following appointments for to day and the
Sabbath have been made by the Missionary Con
vention now holding series of meetings in this
CITY:
Saturday evening, at IA o'clock, there will be
a meeting in the Congregational Church. and an
address by Rev. DR.. Perkins, the founder of the
HISTORIAN Mission.
Sunday. l0l, O'Clock A. M.-Second Presby
terrain Church-Rev. 5. g. Treat, Secretary OF
the American Board.
Fourth Presbyterian Church-Rey. n. l.. Lord
of the Cevlon Mission.
Congregational Church-Rev. Daniel Lndey
of the Zulu Mission
Sunday. 81 clock i. MA Children's meet
ing in the Second Presbyterian Church. Thi.
meeting cannot tail to be one of great interest &c
adults as we'll children. DIR. Perkins will ex-
hibit the Persian costume. etc
Sunday, O'Clock L. MA general missiona
nv Meeting in the Fourth Presbyterian Church
at which addresses will be delivered by missona
ries and others.