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HOTELS, 6ROCERS REsfAURANfS. PR.
NArE FAMILIES, &c.
= - sasssrtesrs have just received . rrssA sai,-
- msnt OF.
- CASKS ST. JULIEN AND YLoRRAo
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TRAyELERS' DIRECTORY
To SICK AND iwscXUtNbs6 saLpxss CIV
= - n IL1ANe AND OTHER1.
QERQ1 on LIE r d r r. co. -

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Tie Rsjlre.A 0onIani.. eonpeslas Ne uas be-
yori have pe! on . lFes Oar - 3
lifted up With bsrtbs vel - = ..s-s1s's.
ethen that are wounded or SICK. with the exception
Of ecntaxeSs SHss3ss The g. T;si leave On 70 -
deiphis, ~ 5 p. m, Express Train.
Pss~-Dsers going west soldier., civilians, oncsrs
b at sich car win lave the SHnnt Nefy Monday,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at7a. m, gons
Through 70 the cet6 river without change Of cars
soldiets spd ehsrs on furlou Oh or disc sSrssd Wal
snd Ne the shes pest and most desirable route for
through ticket from washinton or check BAG rage
fr on :, Tbs HIST city. p.ss,rar,s or,y
PLACE to buy tickets Ia ct the Ticket In the Depot
Of the b. 4 o. B. B. Co. 3ae-6
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e. ... TEETH.

IN. LOOMS, \; D; ths Inysnsor and Patentss
personally Ut his sfhes In tAis elty Many6&
persons can wear these teeth who cannot ~4GO
wear others, ana no person can wear others vho
cannot wear these. I'ff -..l7 :
Persons calling ut my ONCE can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they mar desire;
eisAnsst, strongest aud most perfect dentufe that
art can produce the MINERAL PLATE win Be
more fully warranted = = ~ = 0
Rooms In this eity~No 33s Pennsyivsni. avenue
between sth and 10th streets. Also. 90S Arch St,
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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~ Has M.ePnNHD nIs OPTION
-. At RZB OLD STAED.,
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTOR Is
cIALs=sestAsrIcBoxs
WnHouf INITIAL PLAYI On OLAsPs. .r.

DR. Q. B. sI0IsMoND,
Sio B,oadsssS, Ne.c Yo.ks9U0 P.HssylcoslA H.
o.,,s. ss. ss:,ss.s INA esd lssA H., wasAssssgs
aava1tsses Of his Improved systsm:
l.. The Teeth Of his manufacture WIZ
seids being three fourths Eghter than an5 other.
.rtoeS, HNs. OF rsSts n.sd De :Strnsed - the
- The roots win be made ino6endve. and never
Z. No temporary testa Are needed, - permanent
ones sen Be made Immediately. thereby Vreeervips
os sgsn 4 81 iss and"r tA'
D.. This work has baen fully tented over Ave
yssI ey many OF the Arst chemists and physicians
Dr., g. has also invented . white andestruetivs
metal allinS, With which the most sentative teeth
ssst sound tooth on any side roots. which Win last
The best Of references siven-Dr. '. Mott; Dr..
Dorsmns, Professor OF Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
judge Wayne, OF the upreme Court Of Washing.
ton, and thousands of ether.
:, eau and sxamins for yourself. NO D-6m
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II Oh LApIEs-
EmersidSE~d Gross Linen
HsDsJISebed, rcR Be rdSrsd
nsnrnipg .and others
FOR GENTLEMEN
Colcred BordeFed, Henastitehed.
fioe PlSia Large ste
80 Heavy German HSndsyan
TIE above stock IL yers large. and Ne VII ser
hem With Ut any advance on or prices until rrh
-. ;. 4 ". AEYENRERC
a. Market spare. under Avenue H-4se
- = between -th aud sth sta
pIAkY,
ucz kAacB 4, tSi, TO EoTENsss L 1851
bY
ADAM GCR0WSkI
EsILPRiHS Bookstore
es q " 24& Pa. Sy=aGs
NNn CIDER.
-rtbO res sRiHE CJARIFIsD CIpsg
49, - EtIIS X UAfESS.
Ia kcutk Gay street,
= = BAtEaors
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dS6 GOLD PAPlRHANGINas. 6oc
Gold And Velvet, Gold Stamped. and medium
priced GOLD PAPkRS. Also. variety Of Glssed
WINDOW SHADES Of any required style or siss.
In Store made 70 order. Orders for Pansyhs.S'
or country.
or executed. J. AARKRIfER
No, AS6 Seventh street.
ia Is conn edoors above Odd Fellows HsiI
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A DAMS ExPRnss COMPANY.
"A ORION S1l PA. AVlNUn,
aR1Af IAsfIRN, NoRrHRRN AND vus~-
IRN 1xPRhss 1ORWARDIRSl
A1RCHANDlel, MONTY, yHwlLRy. VAIN
ABLEs, NOTES, STOCKH, BONDS AZ
yorvarded With SAFETY AN b DISPATCH 4. an
sceessiele sections Of the country. fhis Oo.,..S.
las agencies In the principal Hallway foVac ~
NORTH, lAsr, west, AND NoRTHvlsr
It's principal offices are
WARRINGTON, D. O., NEW YORK DOoro,,
PHILAgELFhIA, BALTIMORE, ON
= S SfILi.s = El duStS 6ha2uIs-
Coanscdons Are made ct New York ana Ro.>o.
sitn lines toryardinE TO the CANADA "a ~.
BRITISH PROyINCES. aud with steamshi. ~
LifEkPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HIV1S
and thsnee ~ kurupeSn expresass to al proninH.s
6Hrnt. - s.s ooo-
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILIa-.
ct all soosssiols Parts of The United etatsa
O. o. DUNN, Aren't
9e6 WasAinGtoS % n
~ CAMP srovlsg
-. h~ CAMP 0fOvRsm
We are now nanafsctzrtns CAMP. COoE w
E1ATINa slows, which We viii ssI :. c csse
Sossu or hundred rs ehsap they can Be- So
u BGltiraere. z. Z. II. ]. dRRGOEYA"
y FrEn- avenue, L>ar ia s.-zss
- u las. GkrOn. 4 kepl
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1As pEIvlHY .yRIcs z tA.s oouaaAa. l.
XAMSvSd nom TeIrfrs.rsst "a Sr-s-s D
E,vost, betVSsa q eH5 ID st.Assx L. 90
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WASHINGTON. wATERcURE AND KLEo.
w TR0-HYGIENIC INSTITUTE.-Dr. g. NJ
a la 6 Of Pssasishi. h. lsesss the ssrs
avenue. near iitA street where he il now prepared
TO cure az dtssasss BY the latest, most improved
sienic A,R,isnsss daily from 70 5. He si7s.
baths for ladies and gentlemen. RSsunasis% ..
Wounds, DysPspsis Female, Liver and NsrvOa;
Pxtirnts visited at their homes Dipthsris Scasist
ana other Revers prevented and cured, Testimo-
ntals in abundance, from IT, leading men of the
country, be seem and the best Of city
given. 80 -, - "a ~
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CROOND-HAND PIAEOs.-Ons vsry nice Piano
- for Go, in best order. One 6-sctave fof-.ua~
$50 AlsrEs a.sortmento Of nav Pianos =
Ge lowest tsstsry Priesss q Tie AgsieI Itt'
IAN ole Agent Of Htainuay 4 Son.
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LADlEs' DRESS FURSi
CsT rived another lar 60 asd noe .s.or,r.sn,
OF VI ~ N SETS sHS separate. srcIa So N 70 sss
all % oar own nisnui setrre, and the slo,s "a,
hight tore the Use, ~e thus enabled 10 sal,
Lac most as ilSlCUs 80
Our stcSs CT DRY eocps is t>ny lus- s.,sa =,
Srikyt, z. " METSvFT re- ~
- - Srs-" a2t-- Avt-.,- HT,Sa
- . BeL- sea IaA AnG 81 -.
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Protected oy Royal Lsts1s Patent If EnsIaxd, axS
secured 5v tbs Seals Of tae Ecolz dc PAa. aaas ID
Paris, asd tks lssssridl Colkrs of MAdicias FSaaA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16
Night Report

A special TO Harrisburg of the l4th, says:
Gov Curtin. il j. stated on authority, will de-
cline re nomination. He has accepted a high
foreign position from the National Government
The Wilmington. y. c. Journal of Thursday
evening has reported that the town Of Washington
had been taken by our forces under Gen Hill the
day previous, but the Journal doubts the cor
recrness of the report.
The X ingston correspondent of the Raleigh
Journal, reports that on the 10th inst, the an
KEGS were falling back from Swift Greek TO New
berne.
The Richmond Whig has rumors of fighting
for the past two or three days on the Blackwater
but saws they are not OF reliable character
A report from Petersburg says the Yankees in
large force, entered the Isle Of Wight. c. a, ON
" Wednesday. capturing four of our pickets, when
they retired
Private adyices from NewbeTne to Saturday,
18th. state that communication had been
received from Foster to the effect that he
bad plenty Of supplies, and he believed he could
withstand all the force the rebels could bring
against him tor three weeks, if necessary.
WASHINGTON. April l5-Richmond papers of
the 18th contain the following:
CHARLESTON. April l2.-Last night the steam.
er Stonewall Jackson, formerly Leopard, while
attempting TO run into this harbor was holly
chased bv about half dozen blOckaders. which
fired al her, and she received several shot:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

DEPREpATIoNs By SOLDIERS We have heard
repeated complaints from farmers. OF depreda
tons committed by soldiers in this vicinity. but
have RETAINED from noticing the matter for fear
our motives should be miscOnstrued. Soldiers
stationed here and at other points IN the State,
have lao excuse for plundering They are al
lowed sufficient rations Ii they are here for any
purpose. il is to preserve the peace, and not TO
create disturbance. case was reported TO Us
yesterday. that was gross an outrage That We
depart FROM usual habit 10 notice II. IN hopes
the military authorities may prevent repetition
Of similar acts.
On Monday night party of soldiers. eight or
ten. drove up - the house OF Mr. Nelson in
Wayne township. and after gross insults offered
TO the family called Mr. Nelson out and tired
pistols over his head threatened him and finally
carried of all the cured meat about his premises
and took away forty chickens and turkeys The
conduct of the men has been reported TO the
military headquarters here. and we hope at in
vestigation will toe made and the offenders pun
ished Id the circumstances are as reported they
really deserve it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

THIRD Dkr oF rHr ExAsIsArrox or PrsLic
SCHOOLS The examination continued yes
ierday, Wednesday. at the First Ward School
House. in the primary Department. under Mrs
Francis. and the Secondary Department under
Mss Sseetzer. The examinations of the PR
mary Department consisted in exercises in read
ing. spelling. and questions in geography aud
primary arithmetic. interpreted with decIama
tions aud singing The little ones did very well
when consider their ages and want of room.
The Department II very much crowded =
There has been one hundred and twenty five pu-
pills registered this term. seventy Eve OF whom
were present at the examination. The room is
about large enough TO accommodate comfortably
fifty pupils. We hope and trust that. for the sake
OF their minds and bodies, relief may be granted
speedily. We are persuaded that nothing but the
pressure OF the times has caused the pressure OF
their minds and bodies into 50 small; comp iss
The order in this Department was not very com.
mendable; still very many allowances must be
made for this school on account OF the exceed
ingly crowded state Of the room
The examinations in the Secondary Depart
ment commenced with class in reading. The
class lacked spirit. and read IN entirely too low
tone of voice. After another class in reading
had rected with credit to themselves a recitation
in primary geography was listened TO with grea,
satisfaction by all present. The ease and correct
ness with which these little ones answered al
questions made many of Us feel that the child
was able To instruct the parent. A class in meu
tai arithmetic, followed by a class in spelling
closet the exercises OF the afternoon. In this
department, as in the primary. there is greal
want Of room. The order of this department
was highly commendable and when we couside,
the difficulties under which the teacher labors, We
/ think she IS entitled to great credit for her sue
cess. Yesterday closed the exercises in the Frs
/ Ward.
The examinations ia tia Second Ward com
mence at quarter past one o'clock this at er
noon with the Grammar Department. Ii pa
rents. we would have good schools. il We wOul,
increase their value and usefulness. IL woulc
stimulate teachers and pupils to DO their du',
cheeriully and with fidelity. let not only vis
these annual examinations, but lei US often visit
these teachers in their school rooms You
teacher needs your Encouraging smile; and youl
child has claims upon attentions in the halls o.
leaning
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16


Br llisntly iglisd up. was he grand spacious Hall,
Decorated with fAgswAshington portrait OF lie wall
While opposite, life like stood the GODDESS Of liberty
True emblem Of the patro,ic brave Denocfscy.
Long tables lined the Hall loaded with cake and fruits Of
I~die, with red. white and blue badges the delieacies
sold.
The eagle, peEehed mid Gags and wreathss forever
How beautifully brilliant the gorgeous sceae.
The feast Of and the now Of soul pas> round
The gay saloon. mid eongenaliy, music wccily FOUND
Asere listened to-where isiry enchanting scenes
fh the soNIl with raptJrous, bright dreams.
The grave. the gay, the beautiful and the bright.
The rch the poor peers met that memorable night
To kindly sentiments breathing words Of inspiration
liver true aud deeeving. patriots they meet
On the floor stood man, majestic, brave and tall;
Dignined in honors. pride-the observed OF all.
Twas the injured klier. editor Of the Jefersonian
The ladies' guest ihr Democrats benehcaron.
Ladies, FAIR ladies' how well your smiles reward the brave
While they spurn the deeds Of those who would enlave
Who engagein violence, riotous mobs and fights,
To rob the worthy citizen Of has dearest rights.
fair ladies promenade the hall. leaning brave mem
Bewifchng with beauiy's widest winning charms,
While others, wrapped IN the ecsaces Of Ioys trance
1ripped lightly through the graceful, may dance.
Now the gray stresks Of break in the eastern sky
The gorgeous Festival j. Ger snd closed the bright eye
Whose rays flashed round at midnight in glowing Ugh
Upon as gay aud glad scene a. eer met mortal sight
Dear woman-Gods last, hest gift to erring man,
Foil Of pity, ever welding mercy's ma gc wand.
To estimate your gentle shining worth,
How like an angel ministeriDg on earth;
Endowed with radiant teaules all divine
Which make your graces doubly shine.
More brilliant than diadems trophies won,
When We see how well thy work Of mercy's dons.
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NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE
OFFICE or CITY CLERK,

OFFICE or CITY CLERK,
ISDIANAFOLTs. April sth. ls63. !
u OTlCK l. HEREBY GIVEN or THE PESDFNCY
~ Of The following Ordinances for street Improvements
An ordinance provide for the grading and crawling
Of Tennessee stree; and sidewalks between Washington
AID south side Of Georgia streets
An ordinance 10 provide for the grading and bowl
dering q kentuCky avenue. between Washington and
Tennessee streets
An ordinance 20 provide for the grading and paving
With bowider and curling the edge OF the
dewalks with Flat Rock or Putnam county stone. OF
Massachusetts avenue, between Pennsylvania and New
jersey streets.
An ordinance t. PROVIDE Tor the grading and paving
with bowdss Circle street aud CURLING the
edge Of the sidewalks with stone paving the
walk with brick
An ordinance provide for the grading and gravelng
the ley running and through out lots lao,
I'll and la.
ordinance - provide for The grading and paving OF
the eide walks ID est side Of Pennsy street be-
tween North and -. Clair
An ordinance provide for the grading paving and
curling the siewas Of Pennsy vanA street between
he north 81 Market the of Ohio
street
Attest JUN u. WATERS,
srplo-d2i City Clerk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

REPUBLICAN SECRET ORGANIZATION "A friend
writes follows, and every word he says can
be relied upon:
The knights Of the Dark Charcoal Circle.
secret Republican organization which has been
organized IN almost every township in this coun
~. having. rs we believe. for their object the
suppression of speech and the action OF Demo.
Gratis and who. We also believe are furnished
with arms by the State authorities. have been
and are being met by counter action. uifhout
Gay secrecy. by Democrats organizing companies
in the several townships. armng themselves and
drilling once week for mutual protection
against any violence that may be offered by the
"charcoals"
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sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing in the best style. short no.
tice. and cheap as any other Office We have
competent hands, good presses. a fine assortment
of paper aud cards. and we can do good and CHEAP
work. All kinds Of books. briefs catalogues
&c, printed in the best style and on short notice
~e ask the patronage of Democrats. and all 9th
srs that want printing done. IT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

tS- Three ladies { y started for Cincinnati
yesterday and attempted a little ruse to obtain a
cheap passage When the conductor (Smith)
asked two of them for tickets. they represented
themselves ont of money, and offered their
trunks "a collateral security On examination
of them they were found to be filled with wood
and brick bats The conductor tieI told them
that they must leave the train. when the diihcu
ty was compro missed by the third lady ~ giving
the check for her trunk as security for the iare'oi
the other two. That trunk found To
tam the wardrobe of all three and was good for
the fare, We are Of the opinion that conductor
NTH has travelled some.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

sS- Various parties inquired OF Us yesterday
from whom We get information IN regard TO tie
doinss of the Directors of the Bank OF the State.
We always look to the highest authority az The
most reliable ina such matters, aud form such
sources NE enliehten our readers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

SoIDIKRs' CLAIMS y. + jackson. having been
authorized by the Government. is giving SPECIAL
attention to the collection of bounties. back pay.
aud pensions tor discharged deceased soldiers
Any information desired will be promptly given.
Office with Hendricks 4 Hord -Etna Building
two doors south of the postofhce. p %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

SECOND WARD.-The Democracy of the Sec
ond Word. met at the Military Hall last night.
On motion Aquila Jones was called to the
chair and VIM. A. Morrison was appointed Secrc
tary. The Chairman stated the object OF the
meeting. To be the selection of candidates for
councilman, and School Trustee. whereupon,
George T. Gordon unanimously nominated
as a candidate for the city council. aud Oliver b..
Stout. was unanimously nominated the can
didate Tor School Trustee Whe" the conven
ton adjourned AQUlLLA JONES. Chm.
VIM A MORRISON, Sect'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

TMr A I. Lansing, eitor Of the CLAY
County Dem icrA,. i now Stopping a. the Bat :.
House This paper, having a liberal circulation
in several counties that send great dear OF trade
to this city. renders it valuable advertising me
dunn for the business men of this place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

FIRST WARD School In our notice OF the
examinations in the intermediate depart men:
of the First Ward School. II stated
that Miss Barbour was Principal. aud Miss AL
bertson assistant. IL should be reversed-Miss
AIbertson was Principal OF the department, and
Miss Barbour Assistant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

PrRE LtQuoRs.-We call attention to the adj
vertisemeut OF Mr Hoe gems distlery in this
mornings paper. The liquors produced there
are pure and 80 pronounced by judges, We
have no Inspector in this district to test liquors,
but Mr. Ball. the Inspector of the Trere Hau,e
district, was sent lie inspect the liquors made AT
Hoeigen's, aud he pronounced them the best he
ever tasted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

THE TuEArKR This evening scenic
piece. never before shown here, will be exhibited
at Metropolitan Hall. II is called Uncle I'm :
Magic Lintern," and is made up OF Il number OF
magnificent tableaux. Ii is under the direction
of Mr. McDonough, and the favorite young nc
tress. Lofty Hough will appear Go and see
Uncle Sans Magic Lautern, for we are told that
the scenery. decorations, &c, are most magnih
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16
TIE LsBERTY OF THE CITIZEN
THE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.

Delivered In the House Of Representative. February
Is. 1864. the Aet indemnify the President and
other for supendng the writ of habeas corpus
and acts done in pursuance thereof printed IN
pamphlet form, and be obtained At thi. Office. This
10 The great effort OF Mr. Voorhees, protect the liberty
Of the citizen from the desposm 81 the President and
his mnion and should be in the hands Of every voter IN
Indiana. II makes pamphlet Of is pages
Price 81 30 per 100.
All orders should direct the speeches to be sent by
PRESS the postage viii be copy and be
prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM.
lndanapas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

CRY SonooLs-The examinations will com
mence in the Second Ward to-day. and be con
fined TO the grAmmer department. Hours ofex-
animation from !. TO o'clock p. VI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

Doctors Duzan and Parr having formed
a eopartncrShip and permanently located in lndi-
annapolis. have taken the Office No l6 Virginia
avenue. formerly occupied by the late DR.. l.. Dun
lap. where DR.. Parr may be found day aud night,
and Dr. Dunn during the day. and At his resi-
dencc. No 80 North Tennessee street, at night.
when not professionally absent i2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

NEw YoRK. April Is
Flour heavy and SC lower; So 1896 IS and
81 35@1 10 for extra brands. Market closing
dull. with no buyers at outside quotation.
Whisky dull and lower at 45Ia@46lsc.
Wheat very dull and prices entirely nominal
Corn about lc lower with moderate business
at s9@9l y for sound and lass for unsound
Oats scarce and firm ut s5d size
Pork dull and unchanged at SIS 50@l5 62is
for new mess
Bacon sides duh.
Lard lower with moderate demand at l0@
1904 for very choice kettle rendered, which is
very scarce and 800 kegs sold at IL &C.
Money sac per cent
Sterling exchange dull. lower and nominal Al
l650d l67 for first class bills.
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower; opening
at 81: closing dull at 50 ! asa per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

Tx srRlkE-The Typographical Union. We
understand. held meetngiyesterd'y and rescind-
eli their action in relation TO the irike, the mem
Der, free TO seek employments at the old
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

r. A negro who keeps barber shop on
Massachusetts Avenue, got into Eight Yesterday
afternoon With white man We could not
learn anything about the merits of the quarrel.
The negro was soundy thrashed by the crowd
and will not be apt to get into fight with a
white man again.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16
To Holders of City Orders,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS
holding City Orders, issued before the Isl OF July,
ls62. that prepared redeem the same. and that
such orders will b. interest only TO this date, April /,
ls63 los X ENGLISH.
apr2-dl~ .,itv Treasurex.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-16

.5y- Solomon lines. one OF the men who was
engaged with the gang of counterleiiers broken
up bv the Police last fall, and who escaped at that
time. was brought to the city Yesterday. OH
GERS Marcus and W. ). Johnson got on his track
and succeeded in capturing him. An indictment
for the offence hangs over him ia the United
States District Court.