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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Sunday School Entertainment teach.
ers and scholars of Union Station Sunday
School gave very interesting entertainment
at their church on Sunday last. At on early
hour the church was crowded with the
friends of the scholars and spectators, who
we-.s well repaid for the interest manifested
in the echool. The exercises commenced BY
singing hymn, in which the echolars parti-
cipaied. This was followed BY prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Pettee; at the conclusion Of which
the opening address was delivered by one of
the scholars, who did himself great credit by
his manly rendition Of what be had to eay
Following the address was "war speech"
by scholar fiom Trinity, which was we'll
received. Six or seven young ladies next
sang the hymn "a Saviour Ever Ne. r,n very
cleverly, the beauty of the music. being very
much enhanced by mel0deon aecompani-
ment. After these came three other misses,
who sang q pretty hymn. Next was an
amusing dialogue by two little masters
Following this was q speech; and then came
a second dialogue by five little masters
Seven misses, neatly attired, sang beautiful.
ly all appropriate hymn; at the conclusion of
which was dialogue by two masters, which
was q1ite entertaining. The exercises con-
cluded with a benediction by Rev. Mr. Chris
tian, the pastor of the church, whose labors
appear endless, and who seems never to
weary in his e tforts for the rising generation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

CuRtosrTv OF THE VIsIoS.-It has been found
while firing at the running man-target at Wimble
don, England, which u scarlet on one side and
and IL hence the most difficult IL hit, from leaving
a red streak behind 1t, which nnsetlles the min.
The gray side was struck "A times, and the red on
" ~ times. II ID . curions fact, too, that men
with gray eyes shoot better than those with eyes
of aiher cOlofS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

ton ef Earl Russeil's proposition TO declare Rus
sa 70 have forfeited her right 70 p0laad, bat Of
acisi steps have yet been takea ~ the Govern
Incut.
Michael 6heokman, . natlvs of LOudoun conn
~, Va, died 10 Ysaaktia cesnsy, Mo-, last month
xs me adysncca sge Of lot yssn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

.A~~sSs
ING ss"sassoa epFUsPo tne New
York 1Smso, writing to that paper ne 2lst last.
eives the follovins fae,s relative - a,,,,ud..
~ ~. So, 80 -. .......-s>~S rA...--.--
People ase deceived when they ese the tenn
pOfoty lull Of operations before WESTON II the
result Of difference Of opiuion = pa the arhby
and navy commanders Noenaa I'd BE wider
vldusis, who In their eager desire 1ve Charles
TN In our possession, have been g esled 10 wit
ness nccessartty slow, but tnue prosperous
saese, that has led them 10 assign PEE for de
tay, tase nature OF which mnst hf prudential
reasons, withheld frgtn them. M no use To
deny that 50 fhr as the GO opeea4Ae of the navy
and army IL concerned the relae1a2 b % 6rm as
the military siiuntion can possibly e n. fdmi
RAJ DanJ1ren VIII probably take ug Aext forward
step, winch ne has intimated MS oon to do AS
soon ~ bis Meet can he placed fnlIas condition.
The understanding between use @91eSnment and
Admiral Dahlgren and the C0vekn160a and Gen.
Gilmore is point which deserves 1fpIton The
war records clearly set forth the 81 operations
10 as pursued by both c0nan,aadft4& eitheg singy
OF In conjunction. The plan nscIf - conceived
ior the most part by Gen. Giiim0re. he Ianlented
AdMaral Foote was present =. ths eeti 70 whict
ue plan WINS submitted, az wee&no General
na'teck aud Assistant Secretary - ThDsegen
tie'oen, IN fact, were members of council. In
that d0cuArn General Gilmore 1ly Indicates
what he is able TO d0and will Do. sviews were
fully endorsed BY the members q me- Board, all
agreeing mt the time that II he saeceeied in hs de-
signs the navy wouId nnu u coAFNauveIy easy
task tn ascend the harbo. OF CAaflestas. That
pians 80 Tar as II relates tn ope
ratlohs, embraeed-iirstly, the oceapasicn Of Inc
southern portion OF Morris Islapds se eeondy, the
capture OF Wagner and Gregg; tAlsetlS the resue
ton or Sumter. With the fetlHcfkhn Of Sumter
the navy was % advance. .
The course marked out for Gen. GulN0ye was
not adhered TO In the particular of caPtlsng Wag
ncr and Gregg before demolishing Sumter, it be-
coming apparent tohiM, after the unsuccessfuia as
Saut OF Wagner on the 18th of July, that it would
be feasible to reduce Sumter over the heads Of
Wagner and Gregg. He was Undue ed to adODt that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

The RUSSIAN Notwithstanding to an official
statement, the Russian naval heet in June, 1862,
was composed OF 24o steamers, carrying :H7
This gives q total naval strength of no vessels.
armed with 1851 guns. In addition to these there
are three floating docks and about 200 vessels for
harbor service, SC. As great activity prevails In
lhe Russian navy yards, doubtless the number OF
vessels has largely Increased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Liberal Collection Last, Sabbath uountng
Rev. John X. Edwards, fastor or Ninity
Methodist Church, took up colleeza II
his congregation for the benefit Of sCIdlsss'
to aid the neceeeitous on the eastern suburbs
of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

TAG YANKEE STocK os ARns.-fhe u. q. Gov
ernmcnt mas now on hand In the afsenals 700, 900
staad Of arms. 500 900 Of which are effective. and
tho number IL rapidly increasing There are also
on hand Q. .l0Q "a and - pouaaeT smooth bo,e can
nou, which are rapidly being converted into effect
i've runs ky the rifinR prOetse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Bacon, Of good quality. is becoming scarce
in this market, and readily sells for ee.5 per
pound. If the farmers in the country wohld
send in their surplus stock now they would
greatly relieve the wants Of the community
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

For Dreac,Ys Ruf.-That fine little steam-
er, the Schultz, will, as usual, leave her wharf
at Rockets to-day at 1O115 o'clock for Drew
RVS Bluff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Needs an Oaoasr.-Anegrof fellow, who gAye
his name as Sydnor Johnstou, Who sa91 he
Is from the State Of Alabama, and that he is
FIRE negro, but without register, wAs cap.
tured by the police and brought before the
Mayor yesterday ON charge of having a
lot Of blankets, supposed to be st0les. AT
ter hearing he was sent TO prison, 70 be
taken care of for the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Not Ps,oved.-The. charge agoinet Albert
Tyler, of assaulting and beating John Eu-
bank, was inquired into by the Mayor yes
terday and dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Taking Ro,snd.-William Hall appeared
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge Of assaulting and beating Samuel
Clark on Saturday last. Sam testified that
he was harnessing horse at Ruskelps old
stable, ON Wall stre5t, when the accused and
Jerard Hail came up. Both being merry,
Jerard inteffered with his work, and Sam
asked him to desist, but instead OF doing so
persisted in his annoyance till Sam took hold
of and held him. Seeing his friend in a muss,
Billy wadcc in, and the two together han
died Sam without gloves. To atone forsuch
treatment, both parties were arrested and
bailed to appear before the Mayor, but when
called yesterday Jerard came not, and bis
bona was forfeited Billy. however, was
held to bail to keep the peace and to answer
an indictment by the next Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

In }Sr ReneRf. George Infns, = yeanG
man, charged with stealin1 one .ceak o.
watch, tWO bFeAstpina, and one Good key. a
Robert Boyce. was before tAo Mayer yssesr-
day for examJnation. The evids1ce Uas 50
conclusive against the accused that - Was
-remanded for o further hearing 6eeoFe q
called Court to be held next Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Renrieo Circuit Coank.-Judge Gregory, of
the IIenrico Circuit Court, commenced his
fall term yesterday. The Court met at II
o'clock, aud at II O'clock the Judge deliver
ed an able and impressive charge to the
Grand Jury.
AT 8 o'clock the Grand Jury returned true
bills IN the following felony cases:
VIM. Thomas lsreeden-bousehreakin and
larceny. Trial set for Wednesday.
Topley f. irhy--rohbery. Trial set for
Friday.
Jacob Freyfogle-murder of Geo Leathers.
Trial set for Thursday.
VIM. s. Basford-murder Of DR.. Curry
Trial set for Friday.
The Court then adjourned til IL o'clock
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27
CO-RARTNERSHIP NOTIOx6 q

A1OTICE-I have this day solA out NJ sousk e
who has been in my employ for she ~ - yss.
IN withdr4wing from the business bsg - yoooSo .
my friends and the public q large ~ atnomo
thanks for tho very kind and liberal potSUoaG9
have enjoyed, and respectfully aek ep6souoD9o q
the same to my SUCCESSOR, whose ioeS szDerieDco
and business capacity take pleasure 70 reoe90aa1.
Trimming and Fancy Store, - uRoo4 9.
Mr. Wm echWaInss Ses 10 aulnasiasA - eo0oq4
and receive ALI debts due 10 me.
Richmond, Va, Oct II, 1SGs.
Referring to tho above, The undsssaeneA peemlupe
to save no effort TO procure The beus - nooe -
si1able goods in his line the masks1o a1bgA, anl
hopes, by strict attention 70 business. - 1919 -
retain the CT idence and patsonags - Ehqsa1V -.
slowed upon his predecessor.
WA g C6CHWAlMUYyD,
Trimming aud Fancy Sose, - Brood =
Oc 26--eod3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

j Sent Oa.-Wilson Schwat8, for being drunk
and disOrderly at the Theatre, was held to bail
by the Mayor, and required to answer . grand
Jury Indictment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

Qualified MIR. Thomas w. Ballou. the
newly elected Clerk for the Circuit Court OF
Henric0 county, appeared before Judge
Gregory yesterday, gave the required secu-
rity, took the necessary oath, and entered
upon the discharge Of his duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

CNEAD & PRICE,
- GRocRRs AND CONFESSION MEacMANTs,
18th ct, bet Main and Cary, Richmond, w,
Are now receiving a large assortment Of Groceries,
Wines, and Liquors, to which they invite the atten.
tion Of their customers and tho public generally.
They euulncrate in part
GROCERIES, ETC.
25 bbis aud 80 kegs prime family lard
rs kits No Mackerel
1000 lbs Liverpool salt, for table uee
rs bbls crushed and brown sugar
sacks Rio and Java coffee
10 chests green and black tea
rs kegs hi carbonate soda
boxes sperm and adamantine candles
cases COiemans mustard.
10 cases salad oil
- lbs bIa. pepper, In cases and papers
500 lbs Goshen cheese
Worcester aud Harvey sauces
Oysters, meats, aud fruits, in cans
Smoking and chewing tobacco and cigar.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
so cases champagne, various brands
15 do clarct e
rs do cognac brandy
do blackberry brandy
casks cognac brandy, very fine
200 gallons Holland gin
200 gals Jamaica rum
20 bb!s Old rye whiskey
10 bbis apple brandy
rs doz London stout porter
90 doZ French ole, &c. &C l0-6ts
HEApo's 18TH BATTALION Va Vols,
Richmond, Va, Oct 21, 1868 (
lTNHE usual reward viii be paid far the appre-
hension and confineMen mt Of the following men,
deseits.s from this con mand:
d Moran, CO B
W.T. Armstsad, 60 +
Lucius johnson, co T
James Parks, col
Charles Wills. CT
James Levy, co q
HI korf ca
hugh iehssls, c. Il
JW Limerick co1
RPAy g, cou
James X. dtord cod
Wi liam Einn. co II
Clinton Kennedy, co II
w Jeter, co II
by crdar { Lieut. Col W II El,iott.
oc :a-Gtt OSCAR Il HoU0H, Adjotsnt.
All FOSTER 3 co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Liquors, Tobacco, Cigara, he,
No 142 Main ST near l3tb
20 bb!s choice old rye whiskey
casks fne Lonlon dock brandy
6 bbs hue old apr.s brandy
6 do fine old Holland gin
2 do white crushed sugar
5 boxes HROse Leafo TOBACCO, prime
6 d. uIlsnd's pure tobacco
l9,O00 plantation cigars
2,oe0 genGiae Havana cigars
ALSO,
AIkops aud Gyass's ale aud porter
Wiues OF every description
Champagne, &;
New York Goshen chccse--just arrived.
Preserves, p'ckles. &c , of every kind.
Table oil cons tantIy on hand oc 32-att
1000 FINE OLD kADkIKA WIN1 4 QO0
329 bottles sup-ror old Madeira Wine, bottles
in 1890, from private cellar In this city
warranted as represented
Tintal Madeira, 1880
Old English Cheese
English Dairy do
Sardines ~
French Mustard
Champagne, superior
London Porter AMI Ale
Old Martel Brandy
For eale at L YEhBY'S,
oc l9-6,t l2ib st, bet Maio and Cary.
DLACK PEPPER, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

DLACk PEPPER, &c.
u Is bags grain PEPPER
Is bhis summerdean whisksy, superior
20 boxes English dairy choose
leo Or boxes sardines
20 dCz French mustard
Fine Old port vino
leo cases superior brandy
Old Madeira wine, bottled In 1896
Receiving aud for sale by l. YERBY,
No 9 18th Of, between Main and Cary.
&C 22-eodSts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27

@ DRIES.
- 20 bbs No mackeIsl
- bbls choice N o sugar
10 kegs soda
80 bags salt
SEQ lbs so.s leather
10 dezen French cal fskius
80 n bags A Thomas eos's Gold bar 10
baoco
At private sale.
oe 2a-ot RoBINaON, ADAMS co, Auets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-27


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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

WoOD EoR SOLDIERS FANILIEs.-Several of u
farmers of Marion county, feeling what Is due 10
the families of our patriotic fellow citizens who
are engaged in our armies defending our coun
trys rights, volunteer 10 bring into indianapolis.
on Saturday. the 2lst inst, wood for supplying
such IA miles. and we request our brother farm
err who sympathize in this object to co operate
with us in each neighborhood, and on every road,
so that the hearts OF our brothers in the battle
field NAV be cheered by our care of the loved
ones they have LEFT behind them
The procession of loads of wood will be formed
AZ IL o'clock around the State House Square.
and will move up Washington street, preceded
by an escort of our soldiers, with music, 10 the
Depository of the indianapolis Benevolent Soci
ETY.. to berecepted for and registered in the name
OF each citizen delivering wood. and distributed
TO the families of our soldiers by the officers of
such society
Ii l. hoped thai. the good example IN Wayne
county and others in the neighborhood being ao'-
bilious excel in their liberality viii be initiated
in Marion Hat MANY FsRNERs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

PoLYoRAMA or THE WAR-This afternoon and
evening will close the exhibition Of the magbii
cent printing which has drawn such crowds To
Masonic Hall. IL is unquestionably great work
Of art. unrivaled as yet. The popular judgment
has confirmed the opinion expressed by the press.
The lead ne events OF the war so truthfully por
trayed on canvas will long live in the minds OF
those who have witnessed this great painting Ii
there is a man, woman or child IN the city who
has not seen it, this last opportunity should not
be lost.
The matinee this afternoon opens at Z o'clock.
and in the evening the canvas is unroled for the
last time during this visit to- our city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

PORTLAND, Me-, March 20-The Norwegian
from Liverpool on the 9th via Londonderry on
the 9th. arrived this evening.
Cotton opened at decline of II q Id. but I'M
der American and Indian advices the decline
was almost recovered. Sales for the week were
% 900 bales, closing at about last weeks quota
tons for American fridays market was firm,
with sales of 5000 bales.
NEW YORK March 20.-Secretary Chase will
il is reported be here next week with his matured
plar for loan.
LOUISVILLE. March 20.-The Nashville ira n
was thrown from the track yesterday at Richland
by guerrillas The locomotive, tender and two
express cars were smashed. The guerrillas fired
into the rear car. containing women and children.
They called themselves "Morgan's men" The
passengers returned the fire, killing one and
wounding three. One passenger was slightly
wounded The guerrillas then commenced pa
rolling; they took away officers side arms, rifed
their carpet sacks, &c. Adams's Express was
robbed of It's contents, but partly recovered sub
sequently. The mail on the train was seized, but
recovered
The Conductor ran back one mile to Stock ade.
The soldiers came up on double quick, recaptured
the train. drove of the guerrillas. wounding sew
eral and tsking four prisoners General Brannsn
aud Lieutenant Colonel Mckee were in the rear
car, but were not captured they are now at
Nashville.
The line works so bad on account OF the rain
that il is impossible to get any more report to-
night.-OPERAroR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

ARRFsrIxe DEsERrERs-Tt was feared yester-
day that some trouble would break out m Rush
county, and that attempt would be made
there TO resist the arrest Of some deserters from
the army, reported TO he in Washington township
i'm that county But no resistance was offered,
and the war cloud ia Rush has passed away.
The ficts rs We understand are AS follows:
On Wednesday. Sergeant. who had been out
hunting up deserters. reported that there were
three men at Raleigh, in Rush county, but he
would require assistance TO ret them. A Sergeant
AID six men were sent from here To arrest them.
The gallant Sergeant had visions of blood aud
thunder before his eyes. He had been reading
the romance OF the knights of the Golden
Circle" SO extensively circulated in the army,
and was prepared to magnify every plow-horse
into barbed steel aud every farmer into an
armed knight. The Rush county farmers are
all able to ride and do ride in muddy weather.
Near the town of Raleigh the brave Sergeant
two or three men on horseback All that
ne had read of the Journals yellow backed lit
erature rushed through his mind in fash His
eyes d'lated and the two or three. or il may be
half a dozen equestrians, were magniied into a
squadron IN battle array, and the cOmmander OF
We forces gave the order to fall back in double
quick To the railroa,h
We do not know whether the retreat from
Raleigh TO LewisviIle was orderly or disOrderly
There the Sergeant and his party took the tram
for this city. and reported to General Darlington
that he had met the enemy in force. and had
fallen back for reinforccmenfs. He said that he
had come upon two hundred cavalry drawn up in
line OF battle to oppose his nnrch
General Darlington. we presume. did not fully
credit the yarn. At all events he acted wisely
He directed Captain Farquhar. of the regular
army, to proceed to Raeigh with sufficient
force and see what up-not To bring on "a
collision il il could he avoided. but To act with
discretion. Captain Farquhar lett here at |
o'clock yesterday morning, reached Lewisville at
>. and marched from there to Raleigh without
interruption. He explained his business to the
citizens. treated kindly. got two of the de
serters-the third having decamped in the mean
time--and returned unharmed to Lewisvlle.
This is the plain. unvarnished story. and 1t only
serves to illustrate the proverb, what great fire
a little matter kndeth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
srrrLEsRAPH-l
Ctuciunatt Market.

CrsorSxArr. March 60 4
Flour quiet and unchanged; superfne s. goa
6; extra S6d6 10.
Wheat 2a3c better and in demand at 81 ga
80 for red and 81 80 to 81 81 for white Corn
and oats firmer owing to the large quantity called
for by the Commissary at Louisville, but prices
not higher.
Whisky has declined to 44lsc, with dull
market.
Nothing done i'm mess pork. Lard quiet; $50
tierces prime country sold at l0lsc. Large de-
mand for bulk meats 500 900 lbs sold at al "a
414c for shoulders, chiefly the latter rate; 55sc
for sides, averaging 80 to 80 lbs, aud Ga G6s4c
for hams: the demand is from smokers IN antiei-
patton of large demand from the Government
during the spring. Bacon is wanted at5l4c.
Clover seed has declined So 25: NOT mucn
doing.
Groceries unchanged
Gold advanced 20 81 So. Silver 81 40 De-
mand notes 50. Exchange steadya & prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--1660--X.
DRAKESPLANTATT0N BITTERS

Exbsu-ted natures great delightful bevsr-
age and active tonic Comp q pure 81 Croix Rum,
roots and herbs Il nsisorates the BODY wthozf sti
usting the brain Il destroys seidy Of the stomach,
ereses an appetite and strengthens the system II Is
certain cure Zoe Dyspepsia. constpatioa. Dsrhes. Lvs
Complaint, and Nervous HrAdaehe and prevents Mas
matte disease from change Of diet, water &c II be
used al all times Of day by Old young and Is parscu
larry recommended 70 weak and delicate persons. Sold
BY all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels and Saloons p II.
Drake a Co. 7oz Broadway View York.
JanIs-d4w1tawem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March II.
The First Wani Democratic Club met accord
ing to adjournment The President caled the
meeting 10 order. after which NJ. Frasier offered
The following resolution:
Resolved. That the Democrats of the Ninth
Ward be requested 70 meet with the Democrats
Of the FIRST Ward to form Union Democratic
Association
Which WAS unanimously adopted
Mr. yandergrift being present, was introduced
10 the Club, and made very spirited speech,
which received with applause After Mr..
VaRdergrift. Mr. Dodd Vas called and responded
10 his usual happy and interesting style. after
which the meeting adjourned 10 meet next Wed
desday At I O'Clock r. NJ when Mr.. Protzman
will address the Club
JACOB BECK, Pres't.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

new York Market.
NKw YoRK. March 20.
Flour very dull and 5@l0c lower: 81 00@
Z Is for extra State. 81 40Q7 IS for round
hooped Ohio. 81 60@7 20 for trade brands. mar
ket closing frmer.
Whisky lower; 45c for State. aud 45lS 946c
for Western.
Wheat frmer, but still continues vely quiet,
only a very limited supply offering; Chicago
spring 81 IS. winter red Western 81 7I@l 7s:
holders are disposed to insist upon full prices.
Barley and barley malt dull and unchanged.
In corn there is little doing without decided
change.
Lard closed steady and firm at lOl1 @li1zc.
Butter dull at l5922c for Ohio. ana 23(d2Sc tor
State - ga aAk44E Il
Gold lower. opening at 5434 @545S and closing
weak at 5414 954ia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21
c. G wKnBr. Sec'y.

~ Alonzo Atkinson. formerly of this city,
has been appointed by the Governor and the
President of the Sanitary Commission. TO solicit
donations for the benefit Of sick and disabled
Indiana soldiers in hospital aud in the field. He
left the city yesterday for the north and western
part of the State on this business Democrats
should be liberal in contributing TO the sick and
wounded soldiers. and we know they will be.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-21

sE- The property holders upon Meridian
street. north OF the corporation line. have deter
mined to grade and gravel it the coming season
THIS Improvement will add much to the value of
property on that street and make il one of the
most desirable for residences in the city. Already
contracts have been made for the erection of
costly residences this year and by fall Meridian
street north will be the most imposing avenue
in the city. We understand that the Messrs.
Glenn still offer their four acre lot this street
for sale. and We know of no more pleasant loca
ton around indianapolis for residence and
home