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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

tT- Before the Military Commission in this
city. Captain Taylor succeeding Major Burnett
Judge Advocate. Captain Booking. DR.. Yea
kel and some two or three rebel spies, as report
en-, are next to be tired The verdict with re
gard 10 Messrs. Horsey, Humphreys. MiIligan
and Bo~les has not vet transnired The conjec
lures ABOUT il various Some think they will
be -hot to death with musketry, aud others think
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

ST. LOUIE; December l9.-Ics above The cts
moved down about eve hundred Yards thil
morning. destroying the steamers Jenny Levin
aud Sam Gaty and the ferry bosi Illinois. sDC
damaging one or two other boats.
The river is presumed 10 De open 10 Cairo
The steamers Platte Wales aud n Kernet
we're carried away by ice some twenty mile.
below here. bat whether s1nk or injured Is no
kDoyn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

IL For boots shoes, slippers. AMI so forth.
for the service OF ladies. gentlemen. misses and
m,~ter~. call upon a LINZ. among the most ia
nous manufacturers IN this line in this city The
place of business. occupied rs Linrz. Is " es;
Washington street. south side Immediately eas,
of the Palmer House Gall upon him Tor holi.
dav presents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

tX- Those who may need the services of a
good phssic should cali on DR. } a Hen
shall. at No. 10 East Washington street. rp
stairs. Dr. Heushal stauds a. the head oil his
profession, and is deserving of the patronage o.
all who would be treated =killfully by a man OF
experience and education The doctors office
hours are from 70 10 a. " and l To ; aud !
TO I NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

Mr.. lie Fever. the csn'lem,nly superin-
,endent OF the Indians State Museum in the ab
sence Of the accomplished proprietress. receives
ali visiiovs. and exerts himself to please the pa
irons of an institution which rivals the Western
Cincinnati or B.rnnm's. New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

The great rush II Todd < Carsn
chael's Their store has been crowded all day
and everv person comes out well loaded with
presents for the holidays. Don't fail to 90 snd
look al their stock. as they have the largest Sc
lection for juveniles in the city Photograph al
buns poe.s bibles prayer books. Sc at No. {
North PENNSYLVANIA street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~? Stolworthy. the great merchant; tailor Of
Indianapolis. is daily displaying upon his couu-
tiers the mos, elegant goods for gentlemen
wear. which he proposes 10 make up to order at
the lowest cash figures Call on StOlworthy.
Rhodius Block North Meridian street. We as
cure all our readers that everything magnificent
in his line may always be found there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

IF The great and glorious George Rhodius
sets an unapproschable Unprecedented, unsur-
passed and unparalleled lunch TO day at his ia
nous restaurant. North Meridian street, in the
new block recently erected by himself. indvdu-
ally at enormous expense, of course, aud he re
spectfully invites all mis- friends TO be present
They II be there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

s3- Al the Indiana State Museum the accom-
plished Madame MARY A English proprietress
throughout this week ana the next the rsTest OF
attractions will be offered To the public Neither
the Western Museum. Cincinnati. Barnum's,
New York. can successfully rival the Indiana
State Museum. under the management OF Mad
ame English
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

THIRD CHURCH FESTIVAL As il has been a
long time since the ladies of the Third Church
have given an entertainment. we hope all the
friends OF the church will attend this evening.
We can assure them Of cordial welcome. be
side much that is desirable for the inner msn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

eE The Z. 8 District Cour. ccnvenes to-day
the 2Osh ms, J Judge David Mcdonald presiding
Ne understand that the docket. being laid over
for come time. is very heavy Hon. John Han
ma. the District Attorney. has been laboriously
preparing the business, and so far "a m him lies,
il will be dispatched Judge Mcdonald is Al
eminent iurist. man who has established hls
reputation among the ablest OF our lawyers.
and the dignity and impsrtiality of this court,
under his administration. will undoubtedly be
unimnsifed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
In DYSPEPSIA

And lite attendant train Of symptos act. more LIKE
CHAM than . medicine. There IL nothing the
vhsle range Of haters nedics that can for moment
bear comparison With n IN this cisease
full account Of this wonderful ri may ssu,c
and l3ss
years engaged. has ust been breushf Q sueeessfui
Ter alton, and he 10 enabled ODER 20 the psb
accumulation Of CEDROH eth other spprs, 81 soacs
the whole preserved 10 the best quality COPPER
titled Bourbon WHISKY, which he v eeeadest las No
equal In the world
He might furnish volume 81 certineates bot the pss-
I've have long since learned tkngs By
their tsse value The safest plan for evsry V
sss hissself The virtues Of . ssu nedicise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

tE- Ladies. please take notice that the shoe
store OF K F. MAY. in WileS's Block. No. 10
North Penusy wanna street received Yesterday
from Philadelphia three -iyles OF ladies' flannel
liued balmoraIs. They seem warm enough 10
keep out the most piercing cold He has also
received fpe lot OF good, cheap peggei shoes
for women
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

CsRRISeTos. THE BRIesDIER.-
" W ell could he ride, and often men would say
That horse his mstfle from his rider takes;
Proud of subsection. noble by the SWAY,
What rounds. what bounds sha; course. whs
stop he makes
And controversy hence question takes,
Whether the horse bs him became his deed
Or did bis management procure the s,eedf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

METROPOLITAN THEsrRE-To night. for the
last time positively. will be presented the great
drama Of Clio. received last evening with the
most enthusiastic applause by crowded and
fashionable audience a. Clio Mr. Proctor hss
no equal on the stage. Mr. and Mrs. White
concludes the entertainment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

Ia Bounty Jumpers. il seems by newspaper
reports. escape by all sorts of ways from prison
At Soldiers Home IL j. not necessary for US 70
urge more vigilance upon the guard We ear
nestly hope that every orc of the scoundrels
who have got out ~ill be speedily recaptured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ Welch. the most scientific ,aIidermst in
the United States. II now engaged AT the Indiana
State Museum Beauti al specimens OF his art
may De csily there. Besides. he has time
20 prepare. for preservation. teathSFed bipeds Or
specimens Of quadrupedal deiunct animated ma
ture. 80 he may be called upon by onr citizens.
For skill aud genius in this line " ech i unsur
nasoed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

IL For the inspection OF the most elegant
AMI selected stock of merchant taior's goods.
visit the establishment OF II Heitkam. North
Illinois street opposite the Bates House. We
the public generally that everything in the
highest mode aud of unsurpassed texture and fab
rica.ion, may be Obtained of Heitkam. Call and
leave your orders with him for winter garments.
and for spring habiliments also
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

AucrIoS NorIcE-Having decided TO close
the balance Of stock l will sell TO dav. com
mencing at . o'clock, and continue all day and
evening There are many cut goods such IS
remnants of muslins. prints. denims. cassimeres
satinets, Irish linens. towels linen handkerchiefs
crashes. &c which will sell at any price as
this VII positively be the last sale on these
goods All should attend. will also sell some
Of the finest table cloths. napkins. piano covers
shawls, wool blankets. French merinOs &c As
these are the finest goods offered public
or private sale IN this city, All should obtain a
supply. On Wednesday at 9la A. NJ | will sell a
,arge 10. of furniture. when more bargains NAV
be expected W. +. FEATHERsTos,
Auctiuneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

cE- Seven hundred beef cattle were yesterday
shipped from this point eastward. They depart
ej chiefly from pens along the Bellefontaine
Railroad They were intended, principally, for
civil and military consumption
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

b OWENS Music Rooxs Mr.. Owen Is now
prepared TO receive music scholars, vocal and in
strumentsl. in me large front room in the State
Sentinel Building. which ne has now fitted up as
IS place Of business. He is 10 be found every
av between 4 NJ and = ii II lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW,
Assessor OF 9Th District Of indiana

In order to show who pays the taxes. We pub
lish below. il alphabetical order, all the names
that have been assessed for the special tax OF FIVE
per cent on their income. with the amount
charged 70 each man. OF all within The city. IL
is gratifying TO know that our citizens are max
ing so much money, but it will be found, on Ell
animation, that there are some men on the list
that have the reputation of large incomes that
are comparatively poor and there sre Others
entirely omitted OF course every man that
gives his returns properly and pays his full pro
portion Of taxes, will be anxious to know wheth-
er his neighbor makes equally honest return
The list is carefully copied from the assessor .
books. aud We believe is accurate The amount
given is the tax at Eve per cent. from which the
income il easily ascertained.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ Persons Indebted to Us viii please call
and settle with our book keeper T +. HObrook.
2I-In JsxksoS & FUSKHoCsKs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ The Governor Of Indiana has received
suthosiiy from Washington to raise several add
tionsl regiments Of volunteer Infantry, and. u :
said. he will Immediately enter on the work.
Thisis IN anticipation Of he mex, draft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

tH- The BOsrd of County Commissioners
has been in session for the las, ten days, aud
having transacted great amount OF business.
hsz taken a recess until FRIDAY mex.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
wv rosx noxrY nAxxs1.

NRs Yoas. December 10
Toe Sold market 10 utterly demorsiised under
the cheering expect OF the military situation; the
market opened At 220 asked and All bid. bot shs
pressure TO cell and indispossion 10 buy put dc~a
the price ssesdp 20 eli. from which II rallied "
I2ilk.
Lsssss-As eiiaslss xsslssss 80 vss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

IT Jukes i the greatest necromancer Of the
nineteenth century His unapproaehable per-
formances may be uitnessed daily and nightly at
the Indiana State Museum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

.T- General Sis Cogrose, the presiding Of.
hcer of the Military Commission IN session ~
this city i announced ny republican prints as a
candidate for the Office Of Agent Of State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ Substitutes, naval certificates furnished
for tvo or three wears. At the lowest possible
rates. and also volunteers for townships. by A.
+ Noble. Government, Claim Agent. No. ,,
Yohu's Block North Meridian street. Indianap-
ol's decl1-d6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

Con
Naltner A, s2 81
Nash +. 3,35
Nelson II l.. SO 60
Nelson II II } 80
New J G. l59 30
Newcomb ii C. 1906
Newman J s. 255 80
Neimsn J. $50
Nichol J NJ. 1000
Nichols t NJ, Is 90
OFF C, 1865
OFF j, 10 65
OF Ol6,65
Ohr J II. 81 90
Parker f F. 1850
Palmer 7 G., 1895
Palmer n b. 100 %
Parisette J. 1000
Parker X R. lS5 90
Park man c b. 1855
Parrott Horace 1850
Parish II. 2l2. 80
Parry r, 1880
Parsons J j. u IS
Penn ), - 90
Pentecost VI b. 90 90
Perkins ) L. 1925
Perrin p r. 81 40
Perrin G r. 34.l0
Pfsfhin 7. 400
Phelps A E, 81 10
Phipps | n. Is. 90
Pbipps L NJ. , 90
Pierson l. W, 43.40
Pitts q " lo6 %
Plogstertly. IL 40
Pomeroy J A. e. 80
Raymond c 4. $500
Raiis5ack T. , 30
Ramsey " L, l4.50
Ramsey } F. 1890
Rand F, 57.75
Rapp F J. 400
Raschig c NJ. $3.50
Ray u NJ. 1000
Reed j u r.. IL 81
Reese Fl. Is 90
Reeves } ), %, 90
Repp L. 10, 40
Ren,och Z. $500
Reyels W r, AS
Reynolds j, 1875
Reynolds l. 5. 1910
Rice :. IL %
Richman G, 7,35
Richenbsck j. > 90
Kicker II K, l02 80
Reggins " G. s.i5
Riley " II. 1000
Ristine J, 1901 90
Ri,singer j b. 20 90
Roache A l.. 2S4 ,55
Roberts J ". 100
Roberts T l.. 10 90
Roberts ID, $50 90
Robertson J Z. 65. 50
Raw } VI. Ill 90
Sulgrove B X. 81 %
Stevens Q 5, O. 80
Sayler J {, IL 90
fer, G. 40 90
SchIater w II, $3.50
Schmidt c +. 2 20
Schmidt r. As
Schmidt G. 800
Schnull A, 450 90
Schnull Il, 45O. 90
Schoendorf n, 1875
Schoenfeld d b. -, 900
Scholtz l., IL 90
Schosley +, so 90
Schoppenhaust ", i5.O
Schoit j. Is 90
Scott \. AS
Schwear c II, SIS
Seidensticker A. S1 80
Senour j F, 1850
Seveim n, 1880
Sweeney T, 2 90
Smith j Ii \, IA 81
Smith Calharine. 80 ,OC
Smith II, ll,l5
Smith W j. l.S5
Smith Mary. a. 80
Smith ", $500
Smith Francis. 60 .6o
Smith Alkaline, 100 90
Smith J G. l.6j
Smith J J. 100 90
Smithmyer NJ l.. l5,W
Smock " c, OBS
Snyder d Z. 35 90
Socwell II NJ, 1875
Spann J ;. Ills
Spencer 5. $3.50
Spencer NJ. 1919
Speigel A, AZ 90
Spei gle G. 5000
SPOTS ". 1000
Stats G. ID. $50
Stsub J. 1000
Sulgrove j. 1860
Sullivan J B. -. 90
sullivan. 5000
Sutherland J, $50
Sutton J Nj. o. oil
Taggart ;. $40
Talbot, J VI. 335 90
Talbot " II. 62l -
Talbot r l.. 2-9 60
Tspkiog r II. 6l rs
Harrington J 5. 24.05
Tarlton, J A. II 80
Taylor II. 81 90
Taylor ID NJ. %. 65
TAYLOR a b. - .95
Taylor |. 6.75
Terrill " II II. go 90
Thalman |. lS.S5
Thomas II K. 800
/ Thomas Mars J. % 90
/ Thomas J. $50. 80
Thomson Auna. - 90
Thomson ", 20.0O
Thomson Q. 1900
Thompson " =. $50
Thoms y. 2g6.0O
Uuversaw l.. 50 90
Viunes.ge J A, 10. 90
NiuneigeJ ID. luU.uO
Voogsle J 80. 90
viston A +. 400.0 90
vonnegu, Q. 5000
vanblsricum J NJ. 25.
Wrighlman T B. 8 20
W schtel NJ. 100
waehtstettsr j. s. 90
! Wager J. io.ee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ The large and pleasant rooms, in &c
second and third stories OF the Sentinel building
are FOR rent Possession can be given immedi-
atelv -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

FcR SALE One hundred well-improved farms
ID Illinois For particulars apple to
PREsros 4 BRo.
220t Jacksonville, Crawford Co. Illinois
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

General Orders No 30l
Every officer and soldier ca psbe OF duty is
wanted 10 toe field and il no, on duty. they are
ordered % their respective organizations All
Provost NArshsis and Boards of Eurollmen, are
instructed TO employ most diligent exer;ions 10
forwarding soldiers TO the trout, and 10 artestng
deserters. shirkers aud ril fit for duty who are
sbseut without proper authority. Surgeons 10
charge OF hosoitals are directed TO send forward
AL who arc 81 for service. taking care, however.
not to expose snv who are un6t Recruiting off {.
GERS are enjoined to- diligence. Those who
are found guilty of neglect or are useless the Ad-
iunnt General Is ordered 10 recall Immediately
and send them IN their commands. Every cf
fort must be pot forth 10 Ell up the rsnks.
strengthen our armies. and aid our patriotic and
gallant soldiers now shifting the receiing enemy
with victorious boss.
Nv order OF The Secretary OF War.
E. .. TewSsxys,
4. A.o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

~ Our streets. alleys. sidewalks aud cross
lncs are 10 miserable condition. very muddy
and very slippery. and might be improved. ma
nitely. bv dae ausatoo by the Street Commits
s;oner Mr. kempsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

UUDuUV Oil lEuDs
DOrtam( DiScOvePv
o. rHn


Al ride spread the % North America But
the crowning gloJ Of bis life 70 be attained IN
his discovery rather combinafion for be does net
claim to have beea the dsscoverer Of CE DM ON /.
which 10 the basis Of the BtteIs offered 20 the pub
lie That honor belongs 10 the native inhabitants Of
Central America 10 whom It's virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed With t. the
lndisn bids defiance IN the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the most venonsos serpsnfs
belief With them. that while there Is breath
the Cecron potent 10 cure, 10 matter What the tsesss
may be.
While DIT. Ball prepared TO esdcr,s THE ..trsv.
giant pretonkion, be 10 nevertheless ssfix6ed freu
thorough examination 81 the evidence relating 10 i,s
virtues, that a. remedy and preventative ell
esses arising from exposure either change weather
o. climate. or TO nissmstie influences. "a stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
xrw yoaK vKxKLr BANK ssAsRnRsr.
EKw YoRR Deeemhe, n

Loan increase. t2oos.i67: specie ineresse.
81 50 $50. circulation dsereass. $50 1873 depos-
its decrease sass. 100.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
.asily ascertsined.


= -
cluded.
Nicholson ID. AS
Nickum J r. IS. 90
Nixon J n. 1915
Noble, " II l.. 81 90
Noble d W. Sc, 90
Noe 5 V B, 50 90
Nofsiuger W r. -. SIS
Norwood @. 1915
Northwsy q. 1900
Newcomer F S. I'll so
Ohr A ID, IL .O5
Ostermeyer F. 30 90
Often d, IL 90
Parvin T, 5S,l5
Patterson 5 ID. 1855
Patterson, X NJ. IL 40
Patterson, J P, 81 ,05
PAttison. A E. 100
Pattison j ID, 100 90
PattisOn W A. 90
Peek T s, 20,00
Peck E J, 256. 30
Pee G ". 227.e5
Pope W. 45 90
Porter A q, l0l 60
Post G. $40
Pottage B, IS
Pouder Nj. ~ 90
Powell d. 1910
Powell j, 1000
Pratt w b. 26.05
Pres;ev J I. $3.50
Pagh J L. % 90
Pyle J 40.00
Pierce W :, 1000
Ray c 4. 10000
Ray NJ NJ. 80 90
Raymond S. l3 70
Rea J IL. 36.75
Reame j A. 3.75
Rocker G.. St35
Redfeld ID A ! 30
Redmond T. II 90
Robinson { B, 81 so
Robinson " } H. 100
Hockey II :. 20.O0
lockwood VI y, 2uu ~
Rogers J ". 1900
Roll W II. 800
Roo, DeLosS. 900 90
Root J B. SO so
Rose n G., 250 90
Rose +, 90
Rosebrook II H. Is co
Rosenthal A. 30 90
Ross J II. PSI 80
Rubbish J, 90 90
Rugg S L. 27,10
Ruuuion ". 20 90
Rupp W T, 1000
Ruschaupt F. 80
Rush F p, $4,000
Russo G. 6 25
Russell J ). 10 90
Roll J II. Sc %
Sey bold J NJ. 2,S5
Shane G X. 1870
Sharpe T II. 1850
Sharpe L, -, 90
Sharpe j X. 200 90
Shaw B c, 1865
Sheets ", $50. 90
Shilling K L. 6,25
Schnrmann e.. AS 90
Simpson Ma. 20 90
Simpson T F. 5000
Slnker + L. 47.i0
Simonson J S. III 90
Skhien j 80 90
OAillsn r G., 5000
Skinner W II. 2.75
Sloan + W. 44,I0
Sloan G. W, $500
Smelser j W. 1850
Smith F. $3.50
Smith j, > 90
Smith J G.. 500
Stephens :. 1865
Stein NJ 6 /. 81 -
Stevens L B. 1000
Stevens L NJ. .05
Stevenson ID. 10
Stewart ID. % Oh
Stewart c q. SO
Stiffens G. 3.75
Slifens +, 3.75
Stillwe!i u w. 81 .25
Still J g, 1926
So kes K u. 800
Stone W o. 64 IS
Stouemln W II. So
Stout . b, $3.50
Stout ! X. CO 80
Stowell NJ A, 5000
Strickland T c, 25, 90
Streif ID. 1900
Stumph j, 81 so
Stumph q, 25.65
Sturdeyant @. % 90
Sulgrove j w. 81 90
Sweinhart w 6 10
Sweetser J y. 20 90
Stfibblen { { a. $3.50
Seaman y |. $500
Thsrpe J ID. 1900
Thayer ;. 2h.OO
Thurston w Is. 24.35
Tilford J NJ. 100 90
Todd X y. 5000
Todd 9. 2.g0
Todd J NJ. 30 90
Touilinson ; ID. - 90
Tomlinson J NJ. 1910
Tousey g. 2n2 IS
Tousey o. 6i7 IS
Trauh J - 90
rrueblood J 81 10
Turner c ). 50
Turner !. - 90
Turner " II 600
Turner a X - 90
Iatewiier II - 30
futile B =. 5000
Tyler L II. l33. SIS
Uphold G. 1000
vajen J IL. a25 90
Van Camp J c. 80 80
Nauianninghsm L ~ .Ot
Water I j. 80 As
Viekers n 3. l0s.s5
Way 7. 80
Weaver " ". IN 90
Wechler ID. %. 90
Weeks " =. Nm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
rhe special ;. income Tax.

The Assessor Of this district publishes the fol
lowing notice in relation to the special ipcOm'
tax
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

cFA few hundred exchange papers can be
bad at this Office
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
IxpiaxAPoLrs. Dec -. 1854
To The Citizens Of Marion County. Ind

The Special IneOm, List" having been de
ivered to the Collector of this district. copy OF
which Is now on file ia our Office. We would ear
nestly request all tax payers 70 call and examine
the same and report any omissions or understate
ments which may be, in their opinion, deemed
necessary for the protection of The interest Of the
government
Persons who msy be called upon TO correct or
explain their statements will not be furnished
with the names Of the informers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
H0IrSE

In the House, Mr.. Davis, OF MARYLAND, offered
the resolution, reported by him on Thursday
which the House tabled. declaring that Congress
has the constitutional right TO an authoritative
voice in declaring and prescribing the foreign
policy o. the United States, and that IL ia the
duty of the Executive Department, 70 exercise
that voice. &c.
Mr.. Farnsvosth, of Illinois. moved to lay the
resolution on the table which war disagreed 10
Says, 10. Yeas, ~.
The House adopted the frst branch of the re.
outioD. as given above, by vote of lis TO 8.
The second branch of the resolution was then
read. which 10 as follows: "sn1 propriety Of any
declaration of foreign policy by Congress suffi
ciently proved by vote. which pronounced il and
such propositions while pending and under,er
mined. is no: 6t topic of diplomatic explains
ton with any foreign power"
vote TO lay il on the table was disagreed By
q majority of Eve I, vas then adopted By .
vote OF 50 against SIS.
Mr.. Stevens reported from the Committee on
Ways and hcans a bill substituting the word
February in the sfty- fifth section Of the revenue
act of 1864, and providing that in addition the
duty now imposed by law oil spirits of domestic
production held for sale January let, 1865, shall
be subjected to duty OF fifty cents per gallon.
Nj. Spaulding. OF Ohio. made speech 10
support of views in the Presidents message.
On motion the House adjourned.
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weghorss II. so 90
Weghorst VS. 90
" eigleiu II r. Is 90
Weir W. 500
Wells @ A. 300
Wells N. $50
Wenger N. 3. 90
West J , - IS
West @ Il. Go
'oW healley | G. 5000
Wbestley " NJ. IS. so
Walton W, 1000
Wilmot ). 1900
Wilson L B. 2.05
Wilson J B. 5000
Wilson J. 80 60
5Wilson, A j. 3.25
Wingste W l., l2f 90
Weinberger J. 1000
Wishmeir c F, %. 90
Witt B r. $50
Wilienberg G. Isl so
Wocker r. 1900
Wolf NJ. $50
Wood James. $50
Wood l.. 81 20
5Wood J II. $500
Wood W f. 81 SO
Willard A b. 800
Wright W ". IL 90
oWright J II, 1925
Wright A l.. Is 90
Wright j G. $50 90
Wright F. 5000
Wright J A. $500
Wyatt Hannah. 81 20
Yohn j G. 1915
Yoke r A. $50
Youngerman G, IL, 90
Zeiehler " 209 .25
Zimmerman G, llc,I5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20
WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And issty deserves the repstauoa hss isag ssIsyst
U Central America and the West indies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-20

PnIL.pIIrHIa. Dec i9--The coal oil refinery
OF Carr and civn. pa snd Washington streets.
vas destroyed by ere this morning Loss 81 600
Insured for $4,000