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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Tmk OLp FoLKs-The concert last night only
served a. confirm the impression created 10y the
first one that the troupe OF ladies and gentlemen
decked GU, in the costumes OF one hundred years
ago. are most accomplished vocAlists, aud the
entertainments among the most artistic AMI
pleasing ever offered in this city IL must not be
supposed that the performance partakes of the
stiffness of nm old Psalm singing choir. aud that
all the music one gets is Old Hundred with a
strong nasal twang He or she who thinks so
will be wonderfully and agreeably surprised on
visi,,ng the concert room To hear some of the
brightest gems IN the realms of song strewei
throughout the programme and executed in a
manner that takes captive the musical ear AT
once The Paige Sisters sing some beautiful
ballads and with exquisite effect, and in some oi
the duets they display powers of voice aud cult
yation superior TO many operate prma donnas
The voices are all superior. and there = VEN OF
chaste humor running through the performance
that makes il cheerful aud pleasing throughout
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

for the Indiana State sentinel.
EDITOR SENTINEL: find the following IN tie
Cincinnati Gazette. of to day:
Generals burnside and Rosecrans were made
life members OF the parent Missionary Society Of
the NJ T.. Church. NJ Wesley Chapel. New Al
bany. on Monday night, forty dollars being pail
in for the purpose
There. the good Meihodisis "haye went aud
did it, Rosecraus. the Papist-a Bishop :
brother at lhat--a member ot a missionary soci.
ety Tor the NJ Il Church There j. nothing like
variety. but tear those who elected the Catholic
General will have To reconsider Their act. II they
don't, Rosy" will make all his converts Cttho
lies wonder il Rosy" did not come tine
Jesuit over the Missionary Society 1T New
Albanyi fear he did. or had his brother.
Bishop Rosecrans. anything To do with the nat.
teri Will the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph in.
form u.s. We do not like to see the methodist
Church cheated or see them transferred 10 the
Pope body and soul without their consent. No
the Mother Church would like 10 be the means
OF sending all the Meth0dists in New Albany to
heaven: but hardly think il far To send them
there against their consent, aud IN such round
about way IA the "R0man Church" would have
them 20. think the New Albany members of
the "parent Society would prefer to 90 to
heaven by the Chicago aud Milwaukee UNDER
ground route rather than the way Gen. Rosecrans
would take them.
Will the Cincinnati Enquirer call the Bishops
attention To this mstterG II he does not attend
To il ut once. his brother may be lost to him. rs
he canno. conquer the Rebels South and the
Mcthodsts Parent Mission AIRY Society" ut the
same time Y \. L.
indianapolis, April ,. 1863
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Boor AND SnoN TRADE We notice that
Messrs Chase 4 Dawes. boot and shoe dealers in
Glenn's block. are rapidly extending their jobbing
trade Mr. Dawes has had large experience in
that branch of the business. The great art IN
any business Is to buy cheap and to understand
Just the kind Of goods that the consumer or the
trade demands And i'm addition. To have the
facilities To take advantage OF purchasing mar
kets These qualifications tor successful bust
nesS this establishment possesses. Messrs Chase
A Dawes purchased a fine assortment OF goods in
their line. before the recent rise. and they are
disposed to give their customers the advantage OF
their purchases We recommend dealers who
wish H. repleui their stocks OF boots and shoes,
10 ex,mine the assortment of Chase 4 Dawes. II
they uapt TO buy cheap aud lie irablc goods
They cannot do better. IL as well. in any western
city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Richmond papers of the 3ist contain no tele-
graphic news.
The Richmond Sentinel says:
The Legislature agreed upon bill last night
for securing supply of salt. IL authorizes the
impressment OF the salt works in Washington
county. 20 be worked on State account
A Charleston paper OF the 9th has the follow
ing:
There are four steamers now at the wharf that
have arrived from Nassau since Sunday last with
valuable csrgoes of merchandise.
Notwithstanding the block ade our city is n
present enjoying larger direct foreign trade than
il ever did before
proposition i before the City Council OF
Mobile to withdraw licenses 10 trade from aliens
who have claimed foreign protection against the
action OF the conseriPt law.
BUFFALO, April 2-The harbor il open, and
several propelers left this afternoon
WASHINGTON. April 2-The account of the
capture of the schooner Jane Merely, with con
trabandists and contraband goods. on the Lower
Potomac, it appears from the Star, from which
the story was clipped, is an invention.
The public lands 20 be sold next summer, em
brace in Washington Territory. nearly 5000, 600
acres: in Kansas, l35. 900 acres; aud ia Michigan,
Sc. 900 acres.
DAYToN, o. April 2-George F Train was
posted for n speech at this place. TO night AZ
Harmonic Hall, but was unable to fulfill his en-
gagement, on account of some unexplained ma
neuvres on the part of the Germans having con.
troll Of the Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

AT meeting of the members of the Law
Glass of the n W. & University Creighton
Dandy called To- the Chair aud Clark y. Pol
lard was chosen Secretary.
Henry Y. Morrison. David Mckernan aud
Thos j Sptl,r were appointed committee {,
drift resolutions expressive oi the sentiments Of
the class toward their Professor. who reported TIA,
following. which were unanimously adopted:
Resoired. That in our Professor. the Hon
Samuel f. Perkins We recognize an able lurist,
ripe LAWYER and competent teacher of the law
>. That the thanks of this class he aud ar,
heieb rendered to that gentleman for the able
dicnihed and satisfactory manner in which he ha'
discharged his duties rs Professor.
That we recommend the Law School OF the
" W. c University 10 the patronage of the pub
lie n being the foremost and most thorough IL
This State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

rS-The high winds OF Yesterday swept the
owIdered streets. where the sprinklers were not
at work a clean the most accomplished
sweeper could have done il with broom The
dust flew in clouds. and travelled at "a furious
rate 20 the country Walking for ladies. was
difficult operation. vet they managed 10 get about.
tackng skillfally and sailing With and against
the wind with apparent ease tn themselves. IL
Is marvellous how they do get under full sail
in gust of Wind. To land lubbers who have
never heen wrapt ia ernolue. the problem Of Its
management Is incomprehensible. In a high
wind the sails of a ship reeiei. double reefcc
aud sometimes reduced TO storm STAY sails but
by simple toss of the muslin. the ladies manase
70 effect the sans object foi which. on ship all
hands would be rderei TO shorten sail Surely
she mysteries OF erinoline past finding out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

In pursuance Of n notice published m ye-ter-
DAYS Sentinel, large meeting of the Demo r.,
&c ladies Of indianapolis convened At the house
OF DIR. Dorsey this afternoon. April 2. 1868. hav
ing reference 10 the destruction OF the JEFF
fersorian ONCE by mob violence.
Mrs McKernan called 20 the chair. Mrs.
Jennison was chosen Vice President aud Mrs.
Wick Secretary. twas
Rssofred That the Democratic ladies of 1Bdi-
ana polls tender 20 Mr. Elder recently editor and
publisher OF the Jeiier-onian. their sincere ssm
pathies because Of his heavy loss and unjust per
secution. aud hope ue-hearted Democrats will
not suffer their faithful aud talented sentinel
upon the Democratic watch tower To be borne
down by the brutal means resortei 90.
R,soired. That the brutality OF the act i not
Attributable 20 the soldiers whose hands did the
deed, but TO the false press, whose business il il
% mislead. rather than 10 enlighten. aud 20 COW
nrdy citizens who. by fasehood led on the sol
diers to do a base action. Of which no maa who
carries arms in hts country's cause ought To be
capable
Resoired. That as mothers. wives and daugh
tiers. have much To- dread from the nnbridled
license OF mobs, and that We hold no man gen.
tlenan who either secretly or openly prompts or
promotes the same; aud further, that the freedom
OF speech and of the press i a necessity to our
children and the liberty Of the country.
Resolved, That festival for the benefit Of the
objects proposed be held the 10Th of this month.
in the evening. ut Military Hall. kindly rendered
for the occasion
Resoired. That The Secretary. by letter. in the
name Of the Democratic ladies of indianapolis,
request the presence of the e itor of the Jefier.
sonian. and of Messrs. VaIlandigham. Of Ohio.
and Voorhees,. of Indiana. whose presence and
voices we crave 10 give success 70 our cause. and
to rekindle upon the affairs Of our hearts love OF
country. Of truth. justice and Democracy.
Resoired, That the Democratic and conserya.
tive papers in the State be respectfully requested
TO publish the proceedings Of this meeting
The following ladies' were appointed a Visiting
Committee for the occasion:
Mr. Harkness. Mrs Hanna, Miss Jennison,
Miss Talbot. Miss Lucy Carlisle, Miss Auna
Jones. Mrs. Wonderley. Miss Board man and Mrs
Roach
Ae price OF admission to the Festival to be 10
cents
Adjourned To meet next Tuesday afternoon 1T
the residence Of Mrs. McKernan. at , o clock
Mrs J McKERNA AN. Pres't.
Mrs j g. WICK, Secy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

FESTIVAL At MILITARY HALL 1t will Toe ~een
from the proceedings of a meeting of Democratic
ladies held yesterday. that Festival is to be Civ
en- by them on next Tuesday evening. one week
from to day, ut Military Hall. the proceeds Of
whica are "a be applied TO re establishing the
Richmond Jefiersonian, destroyed recently by a
mob We are glad 10 see the ladies of the Capi-
tai the hrst 10 rebuke the lawless spirit of mob
violence that vi ked men have been feeding and
fostering TO CRAFTY their devilish passions. The
resolutions adopted are in the right spirit, and We
trust will be copied by the Democratic and con.
servative papers throughout the State The Fes-
tiVal will be success. for the ladies have wlilei
IL So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
Night Report.

Nhw York. April 2-The steamer Cromwell
from New Orleans on the 25th arrived this even.
ing
Fusitives from the Rebel lines continue to mr..
rive at New Orleans with reports of great desti
tuition.
Cotton in small quantities continues to be re.
caived Ia New Orleans The Rebels ia the city
persist in the statement that Farragut has been
captured, and much solicitude Is felt by the
Unionists to hear by way OF the North of his
safety.
People in the country parishes of Louisiana are
in starving condition.
A grand demonstration of Union Leagues i
announced here for the lth inst the anniversary
of the attack on Fort Sumter. Loyal Leagues
throughout the country are invited to send dele
gates
Gen. Banks had re established his headquarters
at New Orleans.
II is reported that Growers brigade has been
sent TO reinforce Wetzel, who is holding a strong
position nj Braddock BAY.
No official report of Dudley's expedition oppo-
site Port Hudson has vet been received at New
Orleans.
new plan OF operations. il is said. is to be
adopted involving expeditions TO clear the Rebel.
from Atchafslaya and Red rivers, thus cutting
off the enemy's supplies from Texas
The Rebels have a strong fertilization at Butte
West is located there.
A second report is that Magruder and Kirby
Smith have joined their forces.
The failure of Banks to attack Port Hudson
was owing to the fact that Farragut started hi.
/ feet at night instead Of just before daylight
I eight hours before the time agreed upon--whict
prevented General Banks getting his artillery ia
position to draw the Rebels from their intrench
ments
Banks and Grover are reported to have beer
within 600 Yards OF the Rebel batteries on IN,
same night that the feet passed Port Hudson.
FoRrKEss MoSRor, April 1.-The steamboa
! Me'amora left Fortress Monroe for City Poin
last night with 900 prisoners. for exchange
A steamer has arrived from Baltimore Will
100 Rebel prisoners. They soon start for Cit,
/ Point.
The State Of Maine has arrived from Cit,
Point with 900 prisoners Of war. includin,
twelve officers and eight civilians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
FROM tue CINCINNATI Price current. April l.
Financial and Com nm rci9i Sum nm "a nv
for the past week.

The movements Of our army have not been
Of such nature To- strengthen the hopes in
dulged In. the previous week. particularly. in the
vicinity OF Vicksburg nor have We anything
from the Southern Coast very eneoura cling; and
il IS evident that unless some decisive aud effect
ual movement j. soon made. gold will again run
mp. though there will not be that reckless specu
laton there Wis IN the forepart of last month
the enormous lo-se- will tend TO make operators
more timid There has been n good deal said
and an infinite amount Of surm-iag. about for.
eign loan. That some foreign capitalists have
offered 10 take Government lOnn. there is no
doubt: but il i equrly true that the terms were
so low that Mr.. Chase would not entertain their
proposition In fact he could negotiate n loan
much more favorable conditions At home
The demand for mon " has been quite light, ow.
ing % the general stngnant and unsettled state Of
trade. consequent ufon the decline in gold, and
the market has been exceedingly easv nj < TO 10
per cent. ind but little pa or Offering
Exchange has ruled steady. hut has been in
light supply. which is to be attributed to the
almost total cessation OF shipments Of produce to
the East
Kentucky aud Indiana currency is again lower,
Mi 4, las- az w.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

HEADQUARTERS DIsrRlor Or INDIANA. J.
Department OF the Ohio
-. ALL D ssh

HEApev AarERs DisrRior or INDIANA,
Department OF the Ohio
IxpiaxAroLis, ISD.. April ,, 1868
|. Soldiers absent upon suck farioHghs. so
called. or .a,oaifieg d.seharge. are held to SER
vice. If able To- DO duty. before the discharge IS
perfected The papers issued upon the suppose
ton that the soldier y permanently disabled. are
void. il he be not discharged upon proof thar he
is unable To fulfill his contract with the Govern
ment
n All soldiers in the District Of Indiana Oh
sick 6srlouqh looking 10 their discharge. will re
Dor, 70 J. s Simonson. L ). y. Military Com
mander at indianapolis. n soon as able TO do SCI
and all who are not able To travel will address
him by letter without delay
HENRY II CARRtSGToS,
Brig Gen. Com'd'g.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

AaREsr on CouSTkRFElrERs Marshal John.
son Yesterday arrested two men named keed aud
Hermon. for passing counterfeit money. Several
conn,.rlei.s ON the Indiana Bank at NJ idison
had been nut OF ON merchants AMI Others which
Marshal johnson. by some means, traced 10 the
two men named above. whom he nabbed. When
searched, a number of bills were found on their
persons They we're lodged in Jail. and the Grand
Jury oi the Circuit Court being IN session. an IN
ctment vas AT once found against them. They
will be tried at once. One of the men Is from
RIsh county. and the other l. a citizen of this
place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

~ Discharged soldiers obtain their bounty
who have been discharged by reason Of wounds
received IN battle Call ar write to (enclosing
stamp) David McKernan. No. West Washing
ton street. Indianapolis. who Is the authorized
Agent for procuring pensions. back pay and NIL
military claims mch25-bm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Tux THEATER This is the last night but one
Of tie engagement OF Mr.. and Mrs. Conway II
tie Metropolitan. and Sheridan Kuowles's ex.
ceilent comedy, The Love Chase. Will be the
attraction. to be followed by the farce Of the
Bonnie Fish Wife IL j. most attractive bill.
and one that should fill the house 70 overlooking.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

SFvrxrH wARp.-The Democratic and con
.ery,,ive citizens of the Seventh Ward are re
ouested 10 meet in convention at the Old School
House. on Wednesday evening next at =
o'clock for the purpose of nominating one eandi
date for Councilman. one candidate Tor Schoo'
Trustee. and selecting eleven delegates to the
CITY Convention. and one Committeeman for the
Ward
By order of Central Committee.
wN WILKINSON.
April =. 1868 3 3tl Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
S--T--1S60--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

Invisorate. strengthens and purines the system:
perfect appetizer and Natures great rsstosr II Is
posed Of pure St Croix Rum, the celebrated casaya
Bark roots and herbs. Particularly adapted weak
ami delicate persons, and can be relied for is
purity I, Dyspepsia. Is gentie tonic md ,sust
the hg for changes o the Sold by all Groeers
Druggists Hotels and Saoon.. J.. n. Drake Co. 2o2
p,c.dwsv New York jspis-Skwltswsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best s'yle on short no.
tice, and as eheap as any other Office We have
competent hands. good presses. tine assortment
OF paper and cards. and we can do good and chen
work. All kinds of books briefs. catalogues
he, printed IN the best stve and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats. aud all 9TH
ers that want printing done II.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

.Y-Our enterprising hat aud cap dealers.
Messrs Baker 4 Melver. seem determined To
Guido all their former efforts this spring Such
another stock of hats. caps aud straw goods rs
are piled up in their room We have not seen for
many day 24t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

MERCHANT TArLoKs g II Heitkam Co
have Just opened fine assortment of piece goods.
No IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House. to which they invite public atten-
ton Youths clothing made TO order in the lat
est style Prices very low go M
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

SIxru WARp-The Democracy of the Sixth
Ward will meet in convention ne Simpsons Hall
on Saturday evening next, at : O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating one candidate tor Coun
Gilman for the Ward. aud one school Trustee
and amounting eleven delegates to the CITY Con
yention. and a Central Committee tor the Ward
nv order of the Committee.
o,d NJ NORTH. Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
FOR SALE.
FINE BUILDING LOTS
On North Meridian ST., Indianapolis

n OFFER FOR SAl.f. FOR 4 LIMITED TIME. THAT
q very handsome ground formerly known a. TIE Bid
die, the Bradcn Block, the west SD, Of Meridian
street, near the corporation line II l. near enough 10
ENJOY all the city advantage without being subject TO city
The tine improvements recently made beyond.
and those be made the present render by TAR
the desirable property In the market for gem
teel private residences.
will be sold in nue. ro three and fJHr acres may
be wanted Terms will be made reasonable to suit pur
chasers. For pariicul ars apply %
JOHN ;. SPANN.
mch3l div Real Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Fury DOLLARS Az AcRr A finely cultivated
farm of 100 acres, six miles from Indianapolis.
near good gravel road. with two good dwell
ings and two good barns Cor sale at S5n an acre.
part cash and balance time. bv Delzel
Jones. Real Estate Agents 81 Etst Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

- The places Of amusement in the city we're
not as we'll patronized last evening as usual.
People had dust thrown in their eyes all day. and
did not feel like facing the wind IN the evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Rfsr.rRASr ron SAIr-One Of the best 10
Gated establishments OF Illinois street now doing
a thriving business rs saloon and restaurant. i
offered for sale on advantageous terms Partic
ulars can be learned by inquiring at this Office.
D tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

~ The operation. Of the castor oil erped-
ton slow that Government cuuternplates
starting Croton oil expedition That will work
through them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

SotprrRs' CLAIMS u t jackson. having beer
authorized by the Government. IL giving special
attention To the collection Of bountes. back pay,
and pensions for discharged or deceased soldiers
ANY information desired will be promptly given
Office with Hendricks Il HorJ. 4Etna Building
two doors south of the postotfce. % %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

TIE Local ADVERTISERS Rates OF advertising
In the local column will hereafter be ms follows
FOR ten lines or less 81 90 Over ten lines. ter
cents line No notice will he inserted until paiC
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

THE BEsr PIASos-Chckerng 4 Sons and
Steinway & Sons. nj Willard X Stowell's. No. 4
Bates House. ON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
NOTICE.
TO HOLDERS OF COUNTY ORDERS.

NToTICE - HEREBY GIvsN THAT THERE ARE
funds In the Treasury OF Marol County for the
dempuon Of all outstanding County Orders Interest
the same will be stopped from this date
apri JOHN l.. BROWN. I. NJ. T..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03
One Thousand 10000 Mules,

All to be delivered at the Government Stables in In
dianapos, Indiana.
said Mules To- be sound IN all particulars, I'm good con-
don square built. not less than three 90 years old
and fourteen "a hands high or upwards.
Deliveries TO be = follows:
Five hundred 500 within ten (o days from date of
contract.
Five hundred tsoo) within twenty (sO days from date
OF contract.
No BID will he entertained unless accompanied by q
guarantee FOR is faithful performance.
Form Of bid and can be had application to
thi, Office.
Bidders be present at the opening Of the bids.
When bid j. made by "A arm, the proposal must be
signed by each member of the firm.
Successful bidders be prepared 90 nle bonds for
the faithful fnllmcnt Of contract aud parties will be
quirrd TO u the If their contract for
felt the amount 81 heir bonds.
The undersigned reserves the right reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Two or more bid from the name parties will insure the
rejection Of all such bids.
These speciicat will be strictly adhered and rig.
idly enforced In every particular.
any other Information will be promptly given sp.
plicaion 90 the undersigned.
apll-d,d JAMES A. fklN, A. q. VI. u. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

sT- A desirable residence. No. &c North Del
aware street. for sale Inquire of
304 EDMUND CLARK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--166O--X.
CHARACTERIZATION BITTERs

OF this celebrated brand appears he IN every ones
mouth. veil every ones table. They
splendid article and ~ relied upon strengthen and
invigorate exhausted nature. Janl5-d3witawsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

sT Metallic burial cases and Baskets at Long s
South Meridian street 3l-d&wlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-03

Masonic NoricE There will be stated
meeting of indianapolis Chapter No 5. th,
(Friday) evening. at H. o'clock.
,'ouS NJ RRAMwELL Sec'y.