Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

~ We are Obliged To the famous Indian ipo
is bai d, Of which II II I'm i leader, for bril-
liant and patriotic serenade We have tot spne
10 spe,k in the terms the various members OF
lhi- musical corp merit Besides the accom-
idshed lesder. Me.srs Philip Dphn. B Voeet,
Z. Sha ksmiih, Miller, G Hunt r Cook r.
Miller. Phil Hahn and p saltsmi, are members
Of this unrivslled band. Thanks, gentlemen,
and come around every night when il is conveni
ent.
CoSKLIS REDxoSD.-At No. lao West
Washington street. these gentlemen have the
tines stock of liquors, wines and cigars, perhaps,
in this market 1hey are gentlemen. AID We
would commend their establishment TO all our
readers throughout the State Want of room
compels Us 10 refrain from speaking further and
we close bv again calling uD0n all ia want cf the
articles they sell tn call uDpn Messrs Conklin &
Redmond No l4D West Washington street.
Auction SAILS. --Nuue should fail to attend
the auction sales of gold and silver watches At the
salesroom of Messrs. Hanee 4 Turner No. 3,
East Washington street
Never before. this CITY. was there such an
immense stock of watches offered at public sale. |
And IL is certainly treat 60 hear Mr. j ID. !
Hance. the accomplished salesman. sell watches. |
he j. bevond a Jubt the best in the business. |
sep 29-3t
~ The panorama at Masonic Hall-the Elk |
celsior Panorama of the War-drew a crowded |
house last night It is "a splendid work of art. |
the production of our artists Nessrs Grlick !
and Closing All ought 10 visit H. All who |
have m appreciation of the picturesque the beau
tiful the subme-al who feel an interest in the
present state OF public nffiirs-al who have lost
relatives and FRIENDS. in war-should 90 to Ma
sonic Hall and witness this great work unroed
There will be exhibitions this afternoon and
evening. Goto Masonic Hall.
TAN Yarn, Mill Property AND BARREL Fac
TORY FOR SALE --Delzell l. Jones, Real Estate
Brokers. 81 East Washington street. have for
sale a tan ward with all the modern improve
mems. in hnurishing railroad town in this State:
an excellent Touring mill and two mills. with
good farm and two dwellings attached, in one
OF I best counties IN the State. and on never
failing stream of water: and steam barrel fac
tory in growing county seat, with stave timber
accessible, for sale for cash or on time. This is
all t-class property.
PALMER House. BASEMENT SALOON --Messrs
Welsh i Renehsn. the Sentlemanly propriefors
OF this celebrated and popular place of resort.
southeast corner Of Illinois aud Washington
streets. have recently replenished their stock of
choice wines. liquors and cigars. One of the
partners has Just returned from the East procuring
all his articles direct from the importers and the
custom-houses. For y splendid beverage of any
sort 90 to the Palmer House basement saloon.
sep25-dlw.
AGRICULTURAL MEErING.-Last night. the
! gentlemen and officers the State Board OF
Agriculture, and exhibitors in the city. held
meeting in the Supreme Court room at the State
/ house Several most interesting subjects were
/ dScu- sed: particularly the matter Of sorghum
and ia cultivation brought up, and other matters
pertaining to agricultural interests were touched
upon To night. another meeting will he held
NJ the same place, and it is earnestly requested
| that all mechanics. agricuturiSts and Others in
terested in the material progress of the State,
attend The premium list tor next year is TO be,
among other things, locked after.
DEAD OPFS AND SHUT"-This game was
| PLAYED extensively between the saloon keepers
and the military. Yesterday. The provost guard
came around every half hour. The State Fair
drinking business. whatever the original show NAV
turn out. is a failure. MANY of the accomplished
gentlemen who have wines liquors and cigars. >
10 sell fell. respectively. S. $40. S2D. and $50.
20 encourage the State Board of Agriculture.
and for the purpose of affordng persons visiting
the city opportunities 10 smoke and imbbe
.
and they are shut up We lament this, as, per
force. yesterday. had to keep'sober
MERCHANT TAILORING &c II Heitkam Co,
! No IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite tire
Il Bates House is one of the most fashionable mer-
chant tailoring establishments in this city Their
stock OF piece goods comprises the best varieties
and latest STYLES, all fresh aud new. from which
any gentleman can select a suit 10 his taste and
har do in t1at nd rrioo Ia
style Those of our friends that want new
suit. part of suit. say coll G. II
HeiIkam 4 Co. and they vii! be we'll suited
Youths and boys clothing made to order in the
latest STYLE septic 2m
tE-Mr John p Frensel. a worthy and re
spectacle citizen. who keeps Il restaurant and sa-
loon South Illinois street. opposite the Spen
Ger House. was last nigh; compelled To deliver up
his KEYS to the military Nj Fensei. like a good
citizen he il. obeyed orders Mr.. Fensel has
ALWAYS observed the order with regard to selling
F liquor to soldiers. To add insult to injury. two
negroes. before he shut M bv the authorities
came into his saloon and asked for drinks. Mr.
Fensel refused them He told them he sold To
nobody. The Africans remarked that he could
sell TO them. although he could not 10 soldiers
, because their oath was not good against white
man. Mr. Fensel Immediately ordered them
| iiOn bls premises.
NorIcE "A man named Frank Ball, said
to belong 70 the 18th Indiana cavalry dressed il
new cavalry uniform. hired \ mare aud buggy
10 90 nine miles south on tie Three notch road
The mare WIS brown. about fifteen hands and
three inches high: right hind foot white: small
: star in the forehead; long neck and high headed
travels WELL new set OF silver mounted breast
harness: leather hit: high leather top buggy
} trimmed with black leather dash. somew ha
worn; running gear dark brown; cushions markec
W Wilkison, livery stable. A liberal reward
will be given for the return of the above property
WILKIsoN 4 SULLIVAN.
j. No 10 East Pearl street, indianapolis
PASTURE LOTs AT AUCTIoS.-We will sell al
I auction. on the premises, Monday DC
tober 3. ut clock. forty three of excellen
I bottom ,nd for COW pasture, in parcels of from
Two and half to FIVE acres each. to sui
> purchasers. This land is at the northwest corne
OF the city limits. bounded on the east by Fal
creek. and on the southwest by Indiana avenue
This ground. being bottom land, will produce
more grass on one acre th IN can he produced or