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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
"A VALUABLE FARM
II GREET R.fRG.f
EAGLE CREEK MILLS FORSALE

SITUATED on Eagle Creek eight mile orthwest
- Of indianapolis, mile from Mechan,- burg. on
the Charlottesville plank road GRIT mill feet
four stories nigh, three Of French burr-two for
wheat ami tor cor-all IA good repair Nsw Wilder
patent iron wheels will aud pack go to
50 barrel, per day Has also steam power attached with
two good engines.
Also Mil in good order. which will cut ZOO feet
of lumher day These mills have * land and
two good dwelling houses
Wheat sufficient 10 keep the mill running night ana
day can be purchased the premises, the region being
among the finest wheat regions in the state. The mill
has always made money for the owners Price $4,000
Time will be given part Of the purchase money If re-
CURED aud city property taken part payment
McKERNAN & PIERCE.
febl6-d&wsw Real Estate AgtS., Indiana polls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

cE- IL will be seen by our Legislative report
that bill has been introduced into the House 10
create Police Commissioners for cities in the
Safe containing population such as ours. Ii
Is essential that some such bill should pass
move that force OF the control o. street corner
politicians. We presume the law is modelled
after the Metropolitan police DILL of New Y ork.
which Was found 20 work we'll in the great
coL,nercial metropolis OF the continent. What
u good fOr great commercial city cannot be bad
for a small Que A reform in our police system
is the thing needed here. and there Is no other
way to get it. Ii i not party measure. and
should receive the cheerful support of members
of all parties who look to the good of the people
resident ia cities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach d'recy he affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BnoScmus. ASTHMA. and CsrAEsH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the Of the
Troches and their extended ue. has caused them be
counterfeitet Be guard against worthless
itatcns osrsrS only geasf-e Brvsc"'s BveHchiai
7roches, which have proved their efficacy by ties, Of
many years. PvsLIc Spy and sIseEas should
the Troches. Military Officers ami Soldiers who over
the voice and exposed sudden changes should
have them. SOLD everywhere at IS cents per box.
Jan9l -d6w3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

THE SoIDIFRs DIxNkR On SATURDAY. th,,
military in the city. numbering two thousand, We
at told. were treated u a sumptuous dinner Al
the Soldiers Home The proceedings preparatory.
were speech hy the Governor at Masonic IAN
and address by Col Darlington The hall
Wa densely crowded during the delivery of the
speeches-so much so that il vas impossible 20
get near enough 20 the door 10 even herr the
voice Of the speaker at any given time. We have
heard the address Of Col Darlington highly
spoken Of bv those VINO heard L. Ii will be
published. We understand. for circulation in the
army.
The dinner. We presume. was gotten up bv sub
scnptions. but OF this We cannot speak by the
card. IL not It vas like the Indian Agents
charity. gentleman had been appointed Indian
Agent and went to relieve his predecessor
"COl.. said the retiring agent. YOU should pur.
chase farm a. ! have done. aud settle down
You could be charitable, and YOU can hardly con
ceive what exquisite pleasure have derived from
its exercise I" On whom do you bestow your
charity in this wild country y asked the new
agent. .sOn the Indians. 10 be sure Why the
other morning Hole in the day called upon me
halt famished. and Il delighted me 10 see him eat
| had tine breakfast prepared for him lie
took fourteen cups OF coffee, aud other things in
proportion. When be got through | told him
that he had long journey before him, aud
would be hungry before he got 20 hts wigwam.
made him pull of his shirt. and then tied up
the neck ard sleeves, aud filled il with Hour. DE
departed happy" But how do YOU afford all
thlsf" the new agent asked ''Oh" said the old
stager. with a Knowing wink. ''you will soon
learnt was the Indian Hour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

THE THEsrER To night Miss Alice Placide,
q young actress sho has a large reputation
a. actress, makes her first appearance AT the
Metropolitan The bill is What Is termed great
one" and should dra~ full house Miss Alice
Plaede appears C,uihis, in the Gypsy girl.
and Miss Mccarthy Starlight Bes>. in which
character ale will sing some of her best songs.
The entertainment concludes with the comedy OF
Grist to Mill, Miss Placide as Francine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
srrxLseksrH.
VeW Nork Market.


NeW Nork Market.
NV YokK Feb 81
Flour rather more steady with n moderate de
mand: sales at 81 50@1 80 for extra State.
s. 90@s for extra round hoop Ohio. and 3 10
Ca9 80 for trade brands, the marke, closing
quiet.
Whisky scarcely firm; sales at 54(d soc,
chiefly Western at the latter price
Wheat shade firmer and quiet; sales at 81 %
al III for winter red Western. Corn lie better
aud in fair demand: sales at 81 d9cc for sound.
aud c6d y6c Tor unsound
Sugar and molasses firm.
Beef shade hrmer.
Lard scarcely so firm and less active: sales at
lOs. "a SIC. the latter an extreme price.
Butter l6@2lc for Ohio.
Money easy at q per cent. Sterling exchange
a shade easier nj l16al1- for merchants and
ISL @l19 tor bankers bills Gold unsettled
and lover. opening ut or &C. advancing to OIL g.,
declining to oil &c. aud closing somewhat steady
ut 62i4e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

FArAL AccIpExr.-A soldier was run over by a
freight train on the Lafayette road on Saturday
at the crossing OF Washington street, and instant
ly killed The trucks passed over his body. cut
ting him la two. II is supposed the man was IN
toxicated and fell upot the track
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
COM NJ z RcIAL.
srrxLkakkrH.
Cincinnati Market.

CfxcISxArr. Feb. 81.
Flour dull aud superfne Offered at s. 90@$6.
without BUYERS.
Wheat declined &c. aud closed dull at 81 25@
| 35 Tor prime red Corn steady at 63065c.
Oats Toe Rye advanced 10 81 Us. Barley
steady. with sales at 81 sodi 60 tor prime spring
AID fall
Whisky dull at Sic.
Mess Pork ia moderate demand; sales OF old
city mess at Sll 80. aud new country ct Sl3 50.
There il a good demand for bulk sides at &c tor
80 10 IS lbs average. shoulders dull at sjsc.
Lard is held at lOl4@lO3sc bu, no sales made a,
over Ice
Groceries firm.
No change in money matters.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

~ Col john hahony. ol New York. dis
tnguished Irish patriot lectures To night a, Smp
SOM Hall The invit ,tion. we und erstand. j.
general 10 our citireas. although the lecture is
before society. CJl Mahony is an eloquent
AND impressive speaker. and It will pay hear
him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

REVEREND Gentleman having been restored to
health In few days. after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes ~ treatment,
without success sder bis sacred duty commun
70 hs afflicted fellow the xsASs crRE
Hence on receipt Of addressed envelope he will
send (frecl copy fhs pre.orpuonused. Dnect Or
JOHN NJ DAGNAI.L lse Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
ian2S-wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

~ The excursion to Cincinnati comes off TO
mcrro~ The trsia leaves the Union Depot at
Z O'Clock A ~. and will return the next day.
leaving Cincinnati st . o'clock \ NJ Fare only
- ier the round trip. Tickets at the Book and
Drug Stores to-cay aud at the train 10 morrow
morning No~ is the chance for good, jolly
time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

10 ADTER TK>EE>--i3s,f csyfis,s1saf. takes ror
specified f,s. md ordered our before "a. srirssos
ofthe time spec sed, icbe charged the regular raSs
for'ke. me p 70 Ns time hey ~. order,d our
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

FE>IAx BRorufGHooD The members OF the
Fenian Brotherhood. and al ssmpathizing with
The organization. are requested TO meet Mt VI. Il
X. simpson, Hall. this Monday evening ut I J,
O'Clock. Co hear the distinguished Irish patriot.
John Mahoney. of New York
By order OF the Brotherhood
JosS A STEWART, Sec.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

NV Yosx Sroxs This establishment will he
closed to day 10 give the Young men employed in
IL al opportunity OF participating in the ceremo.
mics Of the public celebration. The Me-sr- Glenn
are patriotic and liberal and never confne their
employees 90 business on holidays or National
festivals
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

A Coon OPPORTUNITY To IxraovE VscsSr
Lor II offer for sale the frame house atm now
occupying. No. Ill West Maryland street The
house IL nearly uer. substantially built. and can
be easily moved. Ii not sold wthin seven days
from date at private sale il will be offered at auc
ton. as the improvements contemplate making
have 20 be done soon.
20-3 JONI +. JOHNSTON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

cB- We republish this morning the pro-
gramme OF the proceedings 10 day in honor OF
tie iilustrous Washington 1t will be seen that
Hon Caleb b. Smith is substituted for Gov.
Wright one OF the speakers. Gov. Wright.
learn, passed through here on Saturday, on his
way to Cincinnati. 10 attend the mass meeting at
Pixies Opera House To night The speeches will
be limited 10 ten minutes each.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

~ Bowen K Stewart are in receipt Of Har-
per's Monthly foe March This number contains
a nu nber If valuable papers of more than usual
interest. II can he had at their book store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

II Air tight metallic burial cases. Of the latest
Improvement. kept on hand AZ Longs. Under
taker. South Meridian street. Also good two
horse glass hesrse for sale. 23-d&~4w-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
lnl portanl Ia Fepmalr.!

One department Of Di~pen.sry - specially devoted
TO the Of the Diseases Of Females such Ia
chorrhea. white" Irregular. Painful and suppress
Nenstruston Nervous and General Debility. Diseases ef
he Womb. BArrenness. nc.
Consultations and en- animation free sf charge.
Also for sale, DR. DEwEE's REGrLAroR PILLS
For Female Distractions Irregularities. Ac Married la
dies ia certain situations should them her
would cause miscarriage Price ~ per bos and may BE-
sent by mail
DIX. 6ALEN's PRkNESTIyE--An invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number - th.ir offspring
Of tn. barren who de>rs children. warranted 70
jnre the health. and will Last for lifetime .ry
address. under seal. receipt of he p1ce-fwO DOL
LARS.
statement - thsir ympfOnss. viii receive blank Char
ming Let of questions. Ger the q
treatment Ae Medicines sent 10 any part 81 the country
10 any home free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private aud confidential. semembss
the and number.
Direct all letters 10
GALgS'S HEAD pisrKSsARy.
novls-s2dkwiy Louisville. Ny
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

sF Pianos and melodeons nj manufacturer
prices at A. N. Bcnham X Cos. Bates House
corner 81 Wv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

II McLene has a fine assortment Of revolv-
ers at lo~ prices 2l-d2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

REAL ESTATE AT AUcrioS WIN. Y Wiley.
Real Estate Auctioneer. sells AT o'clock this
afternoon on the premises, the following lots hear
the Union Depot:
No 4. ia square -. front of 80 feet on Illinois
street by 1875 eet deep
No. 3. in square ~ front of 81 feet on Meri-
dian street by l95 feet deep.
No. IL. in square ~. front OF o. feet on Penn
sy,ania street 10y 30 feet deep.
No. 10. IN square 81. front OF l4- feet on
PENNSYLVANIA street south of the railroad track
Terms Of sale one fourth cash in hand. balance
ia one. two and three years with interest. or all
cash at the option OF purchaser Full particulars
can be had upon inquiry At Wiley's Real Estate
Agency. over the Adams Express Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

Tux BEsr PIASos-Chickering 4 Sons and
Steinwa. 4 Sons. at Willard a Sto~ell's. No. 4
Bates House 6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

S--T--166O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

lHvigorates. strengthens. aud rurhes the system l.
perfect appetizer. and Natures gres, Is
posed ~ pure 81, crox Ram, the celebrated caiisays
BARK, roots and herbs. Particularly adapted 10 weak
AMI deieste persons. and be relied for lite
purity. IieuFes Dyspepsia, is ssentle ,Opie md isusl
the thing FOR changes Of the Sold by all Groees
Druggists, Hotels and SALOONS p. H. Drake 4 Co, 2c7
Broadway, New York. iaDl4-d4wltswsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

OPERATE CONCERT 1t will be seen from our
amusement column that the splendid band of the
18th regulars give a concert 10 morrow night al
Masonic Hall. the proceeds of which are to be
shared with the Sanitary Commission OF this city.
The banI is composed of ~ trst class musicians
big IN HE profession. The selections are from the
best OPERAS and arranged by Mr. Trigg. For
operatic music this band has superior in the
Union, and the selections made are a compliment
TO the taste of our citizens. We expect 10 see
the hall crowded. the patrons of the concert
will be blending pleasure with charity. and while
they delighted with the music their enjoy.
ment will Toe heightened by the reflection that the
sick soldier ON hs couch of suffering will be
soothed sRd comfortei and benefited by H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
Order ~ Exercises 90 pc Observed IN
Celebrating ashsngson's Btrth.

order 81 Exercises 90 De Observed In
Celebrating washsngton's Bsrth.
Day.
HrapouAR rrns U. 5 Foacss. :
lSDlASAroLls, February II. 1851
Special Order No 30.
The troops al this post will unite with the
State authorities ard General Assembly OF lndi.
ana in doing honor to the memory Of Washing
ton. on Monday. the 23d inst. by the following
ceremonies:
|. National Salute in State House Square. at
sunrise.
fl General parade at 10 o'clock. all troops TO
be in proper order at that hour.
J. Artillery. with twenty blanks and dinner
rations. ON Washington street. tight on Illinois.
deplo,ing east.
2 Cavalry, with dinner rations. Illinois
street. right on Washington. opposite Headquar-
tiers,
g. Seventy First Regiment Indiana Nolun
teers. with twenty blanks and dinner ratlous. on
Tennessee street. right on Washington. deploy
ing north.
4 Detachments Of the cd and 99th Indiana
Volunteers, with same blanks aud rations. on
Mississippi street. deployng west.
III. The parade will consist OF rapid transms-
son and interchange OF troops throughout and
about the city. illustrating street movements and
city defense.
". General rally TO original position.
Federal salute at 1919 o'clock.
VI. Dinner at ] o'clock.
VII. Assembly at ] = o'clock
VIII. Ceremonies at State House. closing with
salute OF 100 guns. as requested by General As
sembly.
TX National salute at sunset
IL i particularly requested that Washington
street be lett tree from vehicles, between and
IL o'clock and that throughout the city ~
horses be left unhtched or without attendants
Field officers, aud one commissioned officer
from each battery, squadron and compan, VIII
report in person at these headquarters. at
o'clock this evening. for instructions.
BY order of
HENRY b. DARLINGTON.
Colonel 18th U. ). Infantry, Com. Post.
Q. +. NORRIS. Capt ri ~ ,. Cav. Adjt.
oRplK Oh ExERcIsIs At STATE HOUSE.
/. ALL, =. VI. the Senate. House. Governor
and Staff Col. Darlington and staff, officers of
State and Supreme Judges. will assemble IN the
| Hall al Representatives, and proceed from thence
| IN procession led by Hon. p G Dunning. Presi
dent. and Hon Samue. II Busklrk. Vice Pre>i
dent of the day. to the ve-tbuIe OF the Capitol
2 At2 O'Clock p NJ the National dag will be
raised upon the flagstaff ON the dome of the
Capitol
3 While the dag il beng raised a Federal an
'uNt VII o' h'th w 'hc INV e"c pfbH w
the lsth regulars will play National air
4 Reading of Nv ,shingtons Farewell Ad
dress" by Hon Thomas Bowling
5 Music
6 Address by Hon Caleb h Smith.
Music
.. Address by Hon. =. A. Hendricks.
. Music
TO- Salute of 100 guns
Committee of Arraneements-Geo W Priest.
John q. TArkington. Marcus a. o Packard. ID.
X. Van Buskirk, Omar +. Roberts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

B-Old silver and gold wanted. for which the
highest price 10 cash will be paid.
Aosrs. Spectacle Maker.
lod&vtf No. 80 East W sshington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

Il COUGH. COLD. OR AN IRRITA-
It'd THROAT hsllowed to progress. result Ia >erions
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. ofieniinies in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

different parts Of the CITY. for sale cheap for cash
or on Tine payments. McKtkNA d PIERCE,
fehl2 -dAw4m Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
T. ON FL ID T. NTlA l.
WANTED.
A G. EN- u 8
G on - tly Wan e Il .

WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE NEv TO
il canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit
medicine with every family am employing agents 70
canvass foot. $500 and with horse and buggy $3.50
per year. Agents required furnish horses and
buggies.
In addition 10 the above salary dersy all expense In
cden 20 the business u IL agreeable and hcalthfG
occupation for young men, giving them good oppor-
tunity to make money without the possibility of sustsn
ing loss accruing from selling commission.
Applicants should apply IN person. address 90 fur
her information be desired the proprietor by letter.
No will be employed for less than year.
and will enter into written contract 20 that effect.
shall require security in all cases II am perron-
ally acquainted with the applicant. shall iutrrs, In
his custody money incidence books and receipts 90 the
amount of from $500 90 s3 900. !. ". FROST.
janls-d&w3m indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

habit Of self abuse To which a added ob~ervsons c<
Female Disease other to
Importance the married ana those contempt s;ins
marriage, ~hoeuersin docbt ~ their physical ability 70
that q any address In sealed ~rsp
per. receipt Of ten cents OF foar stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 70 the treat
men q the various private diseases treated 81 pr
report Our nspens<ry j. the only nsaton q the
kind America which has been tabfshed BY special
charter ans this fact should give preference the
various quaek ef doubtful character 70 be fcun In al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23
Digest Of the Decisions OF the SUI
premc Court of Indiana,

From First Biackford 70 SiIieenfh Iadiaaa. in
ciusipe, together ruth The Reuised Statutes Of
the State. By Eduin A. Darts. LII. b. In
dianapoLis: j. j. Bingham Publisher
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-23

JONI +. JOHNSTON.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-10-02
Something for the Ladies.
now MRS. DoxArARrE PUTS ON HER CLOTHES.

A Paris correspondent of tho Now York
News gossips little about the dresses Of
Eugenic. he says II is universally conceded
that sho is the. best dressed lady in Europe.
She sets the female fashions for the world |;
and employs not only modistes, but artists to
invent them. Her department of ready
made clothing" is something immense. To
say that she has new dress for every day
In the year would not begin to convey an
idea of the extent and variety OF her ward.
robo. In tho front centre Of the ceiling of
hcr Majcsty's private dressing room there is
o trap-door opening into spacious hall
above, filled with presses, each containing
q dress, exhibited on frame-looking like
an cfiigy of the Empress herself. In part
of these presses there is u little railway
leading to tho aforesaid trap door, through
which the dress is descended into the pres
cnce of tho Empress. Ifit 'pleases her Maj
esty,' tho dress is lifted from the frame and
placed upon the imperial person il not, It
is whipped up, and another comes down in
its place, and not unfrequently another, and
another, and another, 30 fastidious is the
taste which gives tho law to tho world Of
fashion,. In public the Empress never looks
over dressed. A severe simplicity always
characterizcs her toilette, while everything,
in material, 6t and color, is as complete in
harmony as o Sonata OF Beethoven. This Is
the great secret of the art Of dress A
woman who wears discordant ribbons breaks
that sense Of visual melody commonly called
good taste,' without which not even the
Duchess of Golconda can dress well. Ger
tain colors arc just Us incongruous and in.
harmonic as certain notes in music; and the
artists who compose dresses for tho Empress
Eugenie study these natural laws of harmo.
ny as carefully as the painter the hues Of
his palette. Just now IL has been dscov.
cred that the parasol, tho dress, the bonnet,
tho gloves and the CATERS must be oil Of the
same color to produce tho most unique and
pleasing effect. And thus completely
dressed lady no longer odends tho oye with
q contradiction OF colors of all tho shades
and without tho order OF tho rainbow, but
presents perfect picture, as melodiously
charming to the cyoas tho air Home, Sweet
Home is to the ear.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-10-02

II II is the pride of Americans that in
proportion to our population we have more
than double tho number OF newspapers OF
any other country in tho world. This is
ftly regarded us an evidence Of the higher
intelligence of our people. II is not claim
cd that our first scholars are better educated
than those of the old world but it is claim
cd that the great body of our people are
more intelligent than are the working class
cs of Europe; and if this newspaper press il
not tho cause, ii is an evidence of tho fact.
In ordinary times newspapers are cheaper
hero than there, and every family not on the
list of paupcrs may enjoy their weekly Wis
its and we do know that families in which
the paper is regular visitor, arc more in.
telligcnt, virtuous. and respectable than
they would DO without il. Hence wo urge
upon all readers to " support your local pa
per !" do not lot " hard times" tho war,
nor tho high price of paper cause q suspcn-
sion OF its regular issue better do without
some furury than this necessity. Pay tho
printer as yon would your school.tcacher,
your preacher. or your physician. II you
must drop either, drop your tea, your csffee,
or your tobacco: but do not drop your local
paper. Are you poor? Then save tho
amount from your back, and put 1t into
your head.