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, 1863-01-27
Tho Con sge OF tho Cilsfcd Race.
Editors Chicago ribune: =,

BY their cnemes, and somo limos even By their
tricnae fri ', q dscent In cne5gy aI S3nrags; dit
TINT tho bravery oftho colorod man has been equal
to that ofthc white rnan In every respect rs faf as
BIZ @ wod a9 ths n In
tectiug her tfou tho invaders hands and helped to
dny. What compensation did VIC ret for it. None
but tho opprcseor's chalust to bind US down and
e. e. IN sayey 15 ege W no tae
TheJ'wcra far moro msgnannone. because they
rendered them to 3 nation which dld not acknow1-
ees as aaa 1Ss
not for our own lana We fought: not eyea for
land which had adopted us, bat for land which
oeaer ~ thsa ps
euch cifcnmstanccs. has peculiar merit; -
Hon. Trlstram burgess Of Rhode Island, In ~
e1seSa e1oMeneement nc q e 9eso}ationsiy WI. Rhode
them were enlisted into tho Continental seFslse,
asanst slavery IN Missouri, Dec. 12th. 1sao, "the
blacks to5msd ar eat5s tb sds aioy
III The gallant defense Of Red Bank, ii which the
bGrG Il the R5Go q
TINT 100 men met and repnlaea after terrible and
sanguinary struggls; .too ncssian troops. head:d
a
heroic actions Of the war belongs In reality to tho
black man; get who now. hears thcm
tRe Eats which iat}nsashed III ahe Black
naent was devotion to their officers. . In the at-
tack made upon the American lines near CrotoR
River, Nay 18th, 17s1, Colonel Greene, the com.
m1nder OF the regiment, was cnt down and NOR
tally wounded; but the aabEcs Of the enemy only
reached him through the bodies Of his faithful
guard E Of blacks, who lowered over him to protect
In conclusion would eaJ to thpse who sneer SO
much about the colorcd mans bravery, that In that
all important criaIa which demanded on Beryicee,
JAMES CAREY, (co1orcd)
+. HEnnNa's PATENT CRrsrA11zxp Inos Oh
FRAxKI1E17E, Nor DH1LlEn-
MAsuA1TAs COMPANY. [
NEW York, January %, 1885,
MEssns. HERRING & co.-Gents. We have rc-
ceived your note Of yesterdays date, making the
following inquiry Of rs, Ttz:. .,
"Hase yon ever bcea party to, Or Witnesses Of.
any experiments In drilling our Patent Cystn1ized
Iron, either In the large safe we manufactured for
you, or with any specimens that may hare been
left in your possession -
In reply, would state ernphatically NO.
Yours, respectfully,
j. NJ, MORRISON,
President OF the Manhattan Company.
y. =. dAKDERdEH.
Cashier Manhattan Company.
The above ia our reply to an anonymous adycs-
| tiscmcnt which appeared in the TRIBUNE OF yes
| terday.
The public are respectfully invited to cslt and see
| specimens Of crysta1llzed Iron, which hare been
tested by some Of our largest machine shops, and
for which nc can show certificates to that effect
| in our store. HERRING Il Co.,
| 40 State atrcnt
, 1863-01-27
fMrf,A 60 CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, January 70, 1868. >
.nRFr cATY1E-Ws heard OF no transactions,
~ their aro r,D ofYurture on tho market.
fTf1f14-H{ arts ri ottffit. SnleB MeE6s
, 1863-01-27

:, Answer to, GA Soldiers Tvffo.''
BoAnn or THAnx Wan CoArr1rEH,}
-" Roons Il 8TArK 8rnkET,
Cu1oAoo, ILL.,, January 80. 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribuno: .s., go.
dicra Vile" In your columns few days ago, con.
cerninc lid to tho fmiiIcs Of soldiers IN the Hoard
Of Trade regiments, would eay, 70 hare bscn,
and row Afc prepared to assist Ell those whom NC
Ennx to be ID needy circumstances
~'0" ~ Wh. BBzwarER, Secretary.
, 1863-01-27

TA1uA8LE FOR THE SoLnER.-Brown'a Bron.
chial Trochcs will be found Invaluable to the sol,
dier in camp, exposed to sudden changes-aford'
ing prompt relief in cases Of coughs. colds, DC.
For officers, and those vito orertax the voice. they
are useful in relieving irritated throats, and will
render articulation easy. As there arc limitations
be sure to obtain the genuine,
, 1863-01-27
IT TOOK THE PREMIUM

At the State Fair For gentleman of tnste. wealth
and posiiIon wishing to retire from the c1clklng tur
noit and corruptng Influences OF city life, 10 live
the God Of nature Intended he aoufd live. tha IL
indeed one Of those rnrc opportunities TO secure for
presented 10 man more than once Or tw1ce n llfc
men: that canses ths eaIe Far particulars addTess Of
call upon r. II. CUMMINGS l3s South Clark street.
CtlcnEo, Illinois, OF upon J. r. STOREY Esq.,. lanes
ytl1c NltconR!n. ja1-yst31m
, 1863-01-27

I# 9s Dearborn and 40 South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places In the city fordyeins
and cleaning ladles' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook E McLain, proprsetors.
, 1863-01-27

~ To restore the union Of thegunas and teeth,
when seeded, use Hudaon's Uarivallcd Tooth
Paste. Sold By Druggists and Dentists generally
, 1863-01-27

Hecordcr99 Court,
The following arc the juries Of the Rccor-
doris Court. for tho ensuing February term,
which commences on Monday next:
, 1863-01-27

DuIIEB V1 HI IN8pCCEVFs
The following letter relative to the duties
Of an Inspector, has been received from Com
missioner Boutwell,:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE, Oct - -, 1867,
Henry Petrie. esq.,, Chicago, ILL.,:
Your letter of the 18th inst, in relation to the
authority Of IN Inspector OF distilled spirits. has
been received: in reply to which 1hayc to say that
the pcreon who Ia appoin.ed Inspector Of distilled
epitits under the Internal Revenue law, is thereby
neither authorized to do, nor prohibited from
doing, other work. Very respectfully.
, 1863-01-27

InR BIG BELL 4 FALuRx--We arc Inform
cd by gentleman who has made a thnrouoh
md scientific examination Of the new hc11
that It Is defective, md can never be anything
but hurnbug. The" crown Ia hollow" o.
In other words tho metal which conposcs the
top of the bell Is not solid, but by Al accident
In the castings yacuum was left which is now
only filed with sand. How about this,
Meesrs. Jones g. Co.. Of Troy?
, 1863-01-27

VAoRARc1-AHo1uERC CALuoaS1A Man
Aman known as G. C, Kelley alias o'Mcaly,
Was yesterday morning fined $50 and costs on
a charge Of yagrancy. On his person were
found two bogus e1oo bills, u flash or
.sstut1ed'''' watch, and other evidences Of lis
profession. He paid the fine and departed.
, 1863-01-27

= PERsoHAL.-Gen. julius White left this city
ria the Chicago and Cincinnati Air Line R. R..
last evening, for his command in Kentucky.
, 1863-01-27

SENT TO REFORM soHooL.-A young, smart
looking colorcd boy, .about ten years Of age,
named Major Stephens, vas found BY the po-
lice yesterday wandering about the street, and
not being able to give = very good account Of
himself, was taken to the station house.
He stated to Commissioner Williams TINT he
had been sent from Cairo by Lieutenant, to
his mother, whom he was in search LOT
when arrested. he was sent to the Reform
School.
, 1863-01-27

T.. TuB GLORIOUS N1SE1EESTH.-Onr boys OF
the 18th send word that they arc minus O
hae-thcir rcginenta1 colors having been shot
away by the bullets Of the cnemy-or SO rid
died that rery little is left. We suggest that
our citizens should supply them with the
richly deserved colors.
, 1863-01-27

3. ..LARcEs1.-A negro calling himself John
!, Smith, who had been for about two weeks in
!; the employ Of Mrs. Seymour, On Michigan
avenue, was detected, yesterday, in the act Of
purloining ten dollar bill from purse lying
on bureau in the chamber Of Mrs. Seymour.
He was Immediately arrested, and held to bail
. by Justice Miller in the sum Of $500, for trial
!, in the Recorders Court.
, 1863-01-27

~ q NAF.-kae9 E91aay u'ght, q bright. healthy
Infant, apparently about u week old, was lcit
at t..e .e dccf dcf ot Rev, L. 4. Bugeess residence,
on Indiana street, Just previous to this ac-
: cesslon, 10 the PASTORS cares, large party OF
young Indies had surprised him by takiug pos.
:. session of the parsonage and serving up q
;, magnificent co!lation, followed by the prescp
tatiop Of TN elegant silver cake basket. Twt
supplies in ono nigh, by eomc, would be con
sfdcrcd TOO much for good nnture. But th'
= vaif wns taken in and released from Its mani
fold wrappings. A note was found, puRpozt
ing to have been written by the mother, en-
c,osing ;tive: dollars and giving m interesting
account or The origin Of. the infant, throwing
it's paternity upon member Of tho legal pro
. cessson In this city. So particular was thl
Letter; tl,at, in addition to giving names m
st,atesa.c. ether ,ein,:tis, 1t dictated the nam
tia. should be given 70 tllc child
, 1863-01-27

TIE uHloS pRATER AEE71Se.-Thls meet
ing-of ill the churches on the North Side oc.
ours tonight at 1-2 o'clock at the II. E. In.
(; diana Street Church. AL are earnestly insi
ted to attcnd.
, 1863-01-27

No QuoRuA.-Lastnight was the time for the
regular meeting Of the Common Council, but
no quorum was present-thc quorum being
= at Springfield, engaged In the pleasing occu-
: patton Of grinding axes and rolling logs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28


Mr. RICE said il evident from Butler ex.
PLANTATION. Il did not mean what some Rebels tired
TO make odt. IL regard to the person from St.
Louis ~ho said he had lost plate aud furniture he
would say ne was traitor. or else Butler never
touched dollarof his property
TIE Chair decided tie discussion was irregular.
Aiier further discussion the bill was POSTPONED.
The Senate passed joint resolution giving
the thanks of Congress 20 Gen Rosecrans and
bis officers and nen for their gallantsy a. Mur.
fressboro.
Adjourned q
HorsE.-The House. in Committee Of the
Whole. (Mr. Colfax in the chair,) resumed the
consideration OF the amendments TO the internal
revenue bill A substitute WAS adopted for the
9th section imposing new rates of stamp taxes on
promissor, uotes H. order that il may he more
certainly executed and to avoid evasions: also ON
bonds or mortgages. with powers Of ATTORNEY. and
taxes on sales of ships and assignments of insu.
rance policies. IL exempts soldiers and sailors
pension papers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

Fnlp.r. Feb. y. Ise3.


SKSArE The Senate did not meet on Thurs
dAy. Ye~ier ~ morning number Oi bili- were
reToTtei back 10y the standing commuee- recon-
merdlhg iheir passage The Comnttee on e.
Tins rcpOrfeI on the contested election from
Elkhart AMI Lagrange. Mr. Murray Republican.
on the question of dessrring the further consider
alton of the report until the 9Th Of March. gave
bis party friends scathing rebuke for their revo
luticnsry proceedngs in the Legislature. IL was
postponed. The contested seats OF Messrs Mel
lett Ray. Browne Of Randolph. Besrss and Dick
inson we're decided in favor of the sitting mem
bers Several important bills were considered but
none finally passei upon
HorsE The Committee on Feleral Relations
reported. advoca'ing Democratic ocirines aud
trsmpling old Abolition ideas under loot The
Republicans. Hanna military till being likely TO
come up for consideration, bolted keeping out Of
the Hall the whole day. There was. therefore.
no quorum present nj any time. Notwithstand
ing. number Of bills were read a first and sec
ond time, reports made. and resolutions acted on.
MIR. Niblack introduced two new bills. amend
ments of the existing militia law. The majority
are doing al. in their power TO expedite business
and il necessary legislation fails the minority will
be responsible.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
Fearful Rarases oSshe Smallpox
The Citizens Fleeing from the City.
sKIR MIsH IN VIRGINIA.
Operations of the Passaic

Nav YoER. Fec GA Fortress Monroe cor
RESPONDENT writes az follows:
IL j. stated by private aGyices from Richmond
received At Norfolk that the small pox is making
irigh,fui ravases in Richmond. The disease has
assumed the form of plague. and almost every
one who can escape from the city has done so.
The city presents the appearance of huge hos
pital.
The Tribune mas the following:
STAFFORD, FEB. 26.-About noon Yesterday
Stuart's cavalry made an attack on part OF Ay
erili's division of cavalry near Hattwood Church.
skirmish ensued. which resulted in the repuse
of the Rebels.
Our loss. in killed wounded and prisoners,
was about 40
A Rebel Captain and Lieutenant were among
the killed. Rebel Captain and number OF
privates taken prisoners
The Rebels now At Deep Run. four miles
aov<e HARDWOOD Church. Firing was heard in
that direction this Afternoon.
Hilton Head letters Of the 18th say that reports
of heavy firing from the direction of Wilmington
river have been heard all day. No official news
of any engagement has been received up to a late
hour this evening; but il is supposed the Passaic
opened upon the HUMBOLDT Battery in order to
draw attention from the operations OF the land
forces sent 10 erect batteries and place obstruc
tons in the river. in order 10 shut ia the ram At
iantc and relieve the Passaic from oloekadng
duty
BUFFALO. Feb. IA frame dwelling on
Bowery street, occupied by Rev d Frazer,
destroyed by fire this morning Mrs Frazer
and four children persisted in the flames
TRENTON, y j., Feb 27-The out train from
New York, and night train from Philadelphia
coliided at Princeton. Four persons injured
none seriously.
WAsnlNGroy. February 27-Night before last
our cavalry picket guard the Chantilly road
out from Cenreryille, were all captured but one
by Rebel force of 100. after firing but two
rounds. An example will be made OF the officer
commanding the guard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

WASHINGTON Feb 81 Our Government has
been officially informed of the action of the Mex
lean Government in relation TO the invasion OF
Texas by bands OF vagabond Mexicans The
Mexican Minister FOR foreign aiflirs has instructed
the Governor of Tamaulipas to make solemn
declaration To the Confederate authorities that
such ucurSiOns are not only discountenanced by
tie Mexican Government, but meet with its steri,
condemnation. The Gov Of Tamtulipas is fur
Their required. far as possible, TO prevent such
invasons OF the neghboring soil OF Texas
Should the Texans or other Rebels reaiate by
in turn invading Mexico they are to be treated
a bandits; while those from Mexico passing into
Texas TO forfeit all claims to protection from
the Mexican Government
CINcINNATI, Feb. - "A special to the Times
from Lexington says the excitement has subsided
this morning.
Richmond scqre almost without foundation
The fight OF Wednesday was more successful
than reported Some 900 prisoners were taken
and all captured wagons recovered
Gen Carter LETT Yesterday with considerable
force for some point unknown
The rebe force beyond Mt. Sterling are said to
be scattered in their retreat.
wAsBISGroS. Fes. "a letter from 'the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, transmitted to the Senate
to-day. says no printing paper was included in
the recent statement of imports of paper, from
the Collectors OF New York and Boston, and that
none whatever has been imported under the pres
ent tariff
Some OF the principal merchants and shippers
of New York demonstrate, in memorial sub
mtted 70 The Senate. against the continuance of
the present system of prize adjudications, alleged
To be chargeable with abuses and delays, which
consume the receipts Of prizes, SO richly earned
by the crews entitled to them.
BOsToN, February % "A letter dated United
States steamer Rhode Island, Kew West, Febru-
airy 10Th. contains the following:
We arrived here this morning. after ten days
cruise around Cuba. On the 18th we fell in with
bark-rgged steamer, supposed 10 be the Ala
bama or the Ovie;o We made chase that dav
and night without success We had a heavy gale
OF wind, which stove both paddle boxes, and in
lured US so seriously that we had to put in here
for repairs
NEW YORK, February 27-The steamer Ariel
from Aspinwal the 18Th. with California passen.
gers and Sl1S.4l7 in treasure, arrived this noon
CAIRO. Feb. 27.-The steamer Continental
from Lake Providence on Monday has arrived
The canal is almost completed the work
having reached from the lake to within a few
rods of the river. The canal is $50 feet wide
and dug down TO within one foot of the level OF
the lake. Besides giving us passage way into
Red river, it will carry off the surplus water and
relieve our camp below.
Van Dorm, it is reported, has crossed the Ten.
nessee river ut Florence with 900 cavalry 70
reinforce Bragg
An expedition from Corinth on the ODD, il i:
reported. captured 200 rebels at Iuscumbio. a
large quantity OF ammunition and provision
train
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

LYONS Katharion.

Tbs delightful article for pre~ervnz and Identifying
the human harris again pnf up BY the original proprietor
and J. nov made with the kill and attention.
which hrst created immense aud unprecedented sass
efov one million bottles annually II IL still sold a,
IS cents IL large bottles Too n.lsOa bottles easily
be sold 10 syeas ~b-u e is again known that the Ka
,haron IA DOT only tho mos; delightful hair dressing
The world. but tha; eesn,es scalp Of scurf and
dandruf, gives the hair lively rich l1xurant growth
and prevents, it from turning gray These consider
atoms worth knowing. The Ka,hariOn has been tested
for over twelve years and Is warranted described
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhar viii the
kaiharon. 1t lis finely perfumed cheap and valuable.
Ii sold by all respectable dealers the world
d. S. BARNES a CO., New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
fsrrxLSskAps.i
Jew York Warket.


Flour less active and scarcely 30 firm, at s. o.
a. 80 for extra State. Ss6S 10 for extra round
hooped Ohio. and - 2OGY 50 for trads brands
do. closing heavy.
Whisky dull and lower at 53@54c, including
Western at inside prices.
Wheat quiet and heavy for all grades except
strictly prime. which Is scarce: winter red West
ern 81 1891 76: Chicago spring al 4iGl 90;
Milwaukee club 81 636l 40 Corn--scarcelv 20
much doing. and market a trihe lower at goa
Csc. Oats in good request az 7S@e2c.
Pork without material change: sales of 500
bbs prime mess for Michigan. at SIC 50. Beef
steady. Dressed hogs steady at $500 sc.
Bacon sides more active. but without decided
change. Lard active and very firm at llss@
1899.
Money active at &c. Sterling exchange 81 s.
a e. for merchants. and 81 SOL Sc for bank
ers' bills. Gold irregular and unsettled, opening
at 81 6s24. advancing to 81 7lls. closing firm at
81 7l1S@l ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

THE CoScERr Llsr ylear-Ths ssco,d con
cert oy the band OF the 18Th United States
Infantry Tor the benefit Of the soldiers S,nitarv
Commission Was not as fully attended A. The
excellence of the performance ani the iaui,hle
object for which il was given meritei. Thoss
who absented themselves were the losers HID
IL been a negro show. doubtless the Hall would
have been crowded aud the enthusiasm Immense
The time hss been IN our city when a band such
as this IL. with such a programme they pre-
senteJ. would have called out crowd such "a
expected 10 see last nigh But the evi
dence Is forcing itself upon that the fine taste
that once characterized our people is deprecia,ing
Here was a concert given by a band OF scientific
musicians, ranking At least high foe operate
music As any other ~ the Union. aud he proceeds
20 be appropriated a charity that every patio,ic
heart must approve. and yet there Vas scrcely
money enough in the Hall 70 paw the rent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. FEB. 81.


CINCINNATI. FEB 81.
Flour dull. but not lover. super6ne - 90@6:
extra $6G6l0
Wheat unchanged and dull Corn 6496so.
Rye deciiped TO 81. and dull Barley IN
changed. anf 4fer-f.sf frss.5 -.
ClorA sod declined 70 IS 2S@6 90. closing
dull
Whisky dull at Soc.
Mess pork unehaneed-very little demand. A
good demand for bnlk sides from the Liverpool
houses; sales of 10000 lbs were made at ga
6jsc for rib. 7lsc for clear. and &C for clear
packed in boxes. Lard in good demand; sales Of
200 ,ieFces at lOis@lUl4c tor country. and
lO1sc for city, market closing steady. Bulk
shoulders sold at aye. Hams in good demand
at55sc.
Groceries firm AMI generally higher; sugar l21r
9l3lsc for raw. and l7dElic for refined.
Coffee 34@36c. Moasses 55965c. Pepper 81
@32c
Gold closed dull and rates declined to 81 O..
Demand notes 81 65. being decline of ? per
cent from the opening Exchange dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. February q.

WASHINGTON. February p.
SESATE-A communication was received from
the Secretary of the Treasury transmitting an
additional report from the Collector of New
York concerning the duties on paper.
A committee of conference was appointed on
the bill to limit the number of Major and Briga-
der Generals.
Mr. Collamer, from the Committee on Post
offices and Roads reported back the bill to allow
the Covngton and Cincinnati Bridge Company
To build bridge across the Ohio river at not less
than me hundred feet above low water mark.
with two hundred feet span.
Mr.. McDOugal said the person at the head of
the War Department was base man. He had
promised the President of the United States in
his own house that he would deuounce the Sec
rotary Of War There ought to be President
OF the United States
Mr. Morrill, called the Senator TO order. As his
rem lrks were not reverent.
The Chair Mr. Anthony decided the point
well taken.
Mr. McDougal declare here in nv place. be
fore the Senate on my own responsibility. that
the man who is at the head of the War Depart-
ment has wronged the country.
The Chair called the Senator to order.
Mr. McDougd: appeal from the decision of
the Chair want 10 know whether Senator of
the United State. is equal TO the Secretary of
War
Mr Trumbull applied 10 the Senator TO with.
draw his call for appeal.
Nr. McDougal: will withdraw IT,
Mr.. Wilson. of Massachusetts. referred 10 the
remarks of the Senator from Kentucky concern
ing Gen. Butler He believed that the Senator
mistaken. Gen. Butler had turned over to
the Government nearly 81 900 900. and put into
the treasury nearly s75O.OOO he did not believe
he ever receis ed farthing wrongfully
Mr.. Davis repeated what he had heard and
said that next session be would call for COM
mittee to investigate these doings. Charges we're
made BY men who hated Gen. Butler. Every
man who acted with energy and vigor against
the Rebels had been slAndered. No man had
done more than Gen Butler, and he hoped the
Senator would be true to his promise and call for
a committee to investigate the charges against
him.
Mr. Rice also defended Butler and his course
He said the charges about Buffers brother getting
rich we're mere newspaper reports. Some Rebels
and sympathizers with treason were apt TO com
plain.
Mr. Davis: What does the Senator think of the
gross order with regard 70 woment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
For the Indiana state Sentinel.
The RepubIIcan Mass Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. February p. 1868.
Ma Editor: hlve this morning stepped the
ground covered by the crowd Yesterday in the
State House yard, and have made computation
Of the number of persons present, allowing four
to each square yard. and il makes. BY liberal
calculation. about 5000 persons present on the
grounds at the time of the greatest crowd, when
they were all drawn together by the cannonading
after dinner Dick NoRRiss,
Suryeyor Shelby county Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28
rT-Cnnt .Iilherrr Raj died ~ Hnur snrir

Capt Jilberry Reed died at Holly SPRING.
on the LIST of January. He had resigned on
count of i'll health and was on his way home His
remains we're brought home and inferred in the
Friendships Church Cemetery. in Morgan county
Capt k. was about fifty five wears of age an
honest. upright man aud good citizen. He was
Sheriff OF Highland county. Ohio and also State
Senator from the same county. IL i seldom We
are called on To mourn the loss of better man
than Capt. Reel. IN ali the relations of life-as
husband. father. neghbor a friend or
citizen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-28

MAYoR's CoURr-Y esterday Louis Goeppe
was arraigned. charged with the murder Of
SCHNEIDER. at house on Madison Avenue. rhe
diy before. Sims A Colley aud VIM. p Fish
bfck appeared for the defendant. feathers for the
State The trial CONSUMED the afternoon. and
the defendant was discharged