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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
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INDIANAPOLIS, January 81. le6I.
The u. -. Department OF agriculture.
ma STATE BoAHD or AGR'cULrrRF
(StCRLTAEY = OFFICE
INDIANAPOLIS. January Is. l>6I

INDIANA STATE Board or AGRicULrURF
(StCRLTAEYs OFFicE
lNDIASAPoLIs. January 10. l>64
The following prermble and resolutions acre
adopted at he late meeting ut the State Board ul
Agriculture:
WHEREAS. The Congress of the United States
having passed. AN act at recent session creating
the department of Agriculture" a. "a separate
depart ment at Wsshington aud
Whereas. Congress has shown nv this action
their appreciation of agricultural pursuits ald
their desire TO encourage and promote the great
est OF American interests. the culture OF The soil
and
Whereas. Agriculture has been so long neg
lected, both by State Legislatures and by the
Congress of the United States rs having been
beneath their notice, aud the farmers and
chsnics of the country and their interests i'm
measursbv neglected. for the want of legislation
in their behalf; therefore.
Be il resolved by the State Board of Aercul-
ture, LIST. That the Congress of the United
States receive heartfelt thank tor the passage
of the act creating the Department OF Agricu-
ture"
2 That Congress be requested to sustain and
continue to build up said department to still
greater degree of usefulness by liberal appro
priations for said Department OF Agricul
ture."
g. That we believe great good will accrue TO
the country from the Introduction OF Lew ara
and hitherto untested varieties of grain. seeds
&c. that now being introduced from the De
partment of Agriculture.
4 That We have cuefuly examined the
nual report of the Depar, ment of Agriculture for
lcbi, and believe II 10 be worth ~ much Ia the
country as all the appropriations hitherto made
by Congress for agriculture.
That in the person of the Hon Isaac New
ton. Commissioner ot Agriculture and james ;
Grinnell. Chief Clerk. we recognize faithful and
efficient officers. in whose hands the depart
ment of Agriculture" must became ind'~penS
bic 10 the great producing Classes il. the United
States. Their promp'neSs in correspondence.
their untiring zeal and energy. dspliyed in the
management at this Department. we hail n u
harbineer of better DAYS. and a rapid increase in
the practical arts and sciences connected with
agriculture
That the Secretary of this Board be- and *
hereby requested TO furnish copy of the lore
going preamble and resolutions ~ the Commits
soner of Agriculture. AMI each member OF Con
gress from this State.
W. II LOOMS, Secretary.
Board ot Agriculture.
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HOUSE.

Mr. Morris OF New York favored confi-cation
He Sai the estates Oi rebels who naug urated and
are responsible tor Ill the evils at the rebellion,
ought Ca be coniscatei
Mr Rogers. Of New Jersey. opposed the
pending resolution. CON ending that estates could
not be iorieirei beyond the lifetime of the of
fender aud the measure now proposed was
clei against the institution
Without taking question on the confscarion
bill, the House went into Committee of the
Whoe ~ the amenGa DRY ex .ise law
The amendment "tftIei 10y Fernando Wool,
and adoIted. >hnws the true state of the case as
reg,rd- the whisky tx. IL Is as follows:
Provided further. that all spirits in hand for
sale. whether or not distilled prior to the date of
this act. shall Ice subject To the rates of duty pro
vliei bs this net, from and after the l2h ddy OF
January, ic6I except spirits wiich nave ALREADY
hren taxed under the l,w nf july. 1861. which
I'll al not he more than the additional increased
tax urovided for bv this act
An amendment adopted taxing all cotton
in the hands III mtnui 'cturers heretofore exempt.
Ell. two cents per anund.
Mr. Brooks. of New York, moved 10 strike
oar the drawback ct Two cents per pound in ali
cases where tie duty Imposed 10y this act upon
the cotton u-ed in Manufacture IN Ill he satisfaC
tprily shown TO have been pre-, ion>ly paid.
Mr-sis Brooks Voorhees, II arlington and J
y AlitH atNbtiith the dmeluineth, fe-aluine
such drawback ~ bounty To manufacturers az
the expense "t the aeri uiural interests.
MrS~rs Merrill aud DIVES replied. showing
that New En-lin'l v il far proportion ot tax
alton on IL products and Industry
NJ. W i-hhurne. of Illinois. said whatever
complaints might be uttered ia Voorhees, district.
in ldina. a. the operation at revenue laws. there
w. no cnnnlaint in the loyal district which he
(Wa>hhurne) iepre>ented His constituents
were hot only wiiling To ply the present tx, but
nn additional tax To crush vni the rebellion and
hing traitors The rebellion must be crushed
and the States brought back. ii necessary, by
suiingaton
Mr. Grinnel. of Iowa. in beh If of the farmers
he re ue-eaiei. favored the encourage ment OF
manut cture>
Mr.. b onk>' amendment Wa di-1 greed TO.
An hmeuiment adopei that all spirits
inn rtei prior the ,.e of the act shall paw
additional duty Il 81 cents
the bill. ~ ameiHied, was repored to the
h n>e. hen il and substitute intended 10 be
offered bv MIR Steven. ordered to be
printed. preliminary To further action on the
subject
Adjourned
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THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.

washington. January 81.
On motion Of Mr.. wilson. the Senate took up
the bill 20 promote enlistments
SIR Grimes wished 20 postpone the considera.
ton Of the bill IL did not provide bounties for
colored soldiers
The consideration Of the bill was postponed
until 10 morrow.
The resolution Of Mr Davis calling or. the
President for correspondence between tie United
States aud rebel authorities. Was pOsrpuned
On mo,ion. prior "r,iers were postponed. and
unfinished business token M.
Mr Johnson of Maryland then addressed the
Sena,e on the rule requiring Senators TO take The
oath
The report of the Agricultural Commissioners
adverse To tax Of ~ per cent. OF Leaf tobacco
was referred To the FinAnre Committee
Mr. JOHNSON of Md. spoke on the question Of
the adoption of the new oath as rule Of the
; nate opposing il as unconstitutional Ia the
C urse Of his remarks he said the people Of the
South. when the military power of the rebellion
Was subdued, would again come in the Union
under the Presidents amnesty procla nation He
Was opposed to placing the negro on a political
equality greater evil TO slave than 10 master,
and a political desraton OF the whites as unnec
eSssry to crushing the rebellion The day WAS
fast approaching il the power of Government was
exeried "a IL ought TO be. when The military pow
er -of The rebellion would be crushed and the peo-
pie Of the South would share in hesrt. "a we'll rs
in deed in The blessings OF a restored Union.
Mr. Howard favored the adoption OF the oath,
arguing that without the fidelity required by this
oath the Constitution became a dead letter. He
said that the people OF the North were not such
tools as 10 f.ht such war as this. sacrificing
two hundred thousand lives. and then rurn around
and invite traitors To come back and sit in the
councils OF the Nation.
The amendment of Powell was rejected: yeas
H. nays "a
Adjourned till Monday.
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20 On Tuesday night last barge number of
furl0ughef soldiers were awaiting transportation
al Seymour. on the o. 4 ". r. r.. when few
drunk and becoming disorIerly, beat and abused
the guards. after which they entered house. and
general smash up Of furniture the conse
quence. An officer. calling TO his aid few SOL
diers proceeded TO the house aud demanded them
To cease their depre,istons. whereupon the rot
ers tired twelve shots at the officer without effect
The officer seizing musket. with the butt end
OF which he broke in the window, and entering
with others. proceeded 10 the task of bayoneting.
killing two. and woundng several others. which
brought matters TO a close
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
BAN KS.
FIRST AlTIONAL BANK
INDIANAPOLIS
rs Now Really To TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
II pertaining 10 legitimate Ranking.

rs Now REarsy To TRANSACT ALL BUSINESS
i pertaining 10 legitimate Banking.
Ii J. permanent L. DEPOSITORY and Fiscal Agent OF
the government Persons desiring 10 pace funds TO the
credit Of the United States for national losn other
like purpose rsy the into this Bank Tho ZANE
a. irto the ASury Washing on thus avoiding nix.
DELAY, trouble and eSPens~
Orders for as and n other T. Securities prompt
Ia executed ard . commission allowed pa robs>srs on
all ; % r. nds orserrl al this HANK
The highest rates gwen for Gold. silver. Coupons,
o.ar,erms.ter's Checks an all public securities
Exchange bought and sold liberal terms. and col
lectons made
R.x.nu. Stamps always for sale in sums q sui;
ana AZ discount will be cent TO any part OF the state
requested.
Orders 10 buv or sell stocks er CON- n~re or N Ne~
Yors will be executed per oder ana AZ 20" com
mission This Rank has the most compile Arrangements
for attending 20 this kind 81 bu iness
The strictes attention paid the safe keeping OF De
posts and every disposition will be maiestea !" &C
eommodate those who DIP eli in this BAns.
National Bank Note. matter where -suro' NJ :
received po-it and in payment OF kevehne STAMPS
and United States Securities
Thi- Rank is ioosed on PenusylvaniA street. . a.
Washington, Odd Fellows Building Autn"'i1.u
capital sl0oo.eoo Direciors-wm. h English, Nm- n
Nofsnger BEN. T. futile, Jer. McLene lewis rosh'
Jno W Murphy, Fabins v Pinch f~loes Root ara 2"
Braaeu WI a. kNGLlSh. frest
Iaolldlm wN K NOFsINGkk, -aAhr
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r0saa Sexy Knrk =.

NV Y RK January 81 SPECIAL to the n
Post. d,ted shiusIon. J ~ 81 say:
Collector Birney Was before the Committee ON
Pubc Expenditures this morning for one hour
and bali He gave a full history of he Ills
covery of the frauds in the Custom ,u-e ia
New York
The steamer G,ribaldi which sailed from here
last evening for San Francisco. i rep"rtei
aground near S.,uthwe-t Spit 5 indy II Juk
The Halifax Journal says:
The revenue officers have returned To this CITY
from trip eastward in search of goods sold
from the steamer Chesapeake after her capture
They said to have been very successful in
their mission Twenty-tive bales at cotton aud
schooner load of various articles have alresdv
arrived and more goods are sill To cCme
The Mobile Register of late date INDUCES in
this plain talk
In add ton to the 900 .001 strarglers il is
demihde,i that nine ten'hs .ut the nrodurers he
put IN the field. and women. children and dntar,ls
he lott alone 10 clothe and feet army In
other words, We w,nt everybody 10 90 into our
army already nisel hungry and i'll equipped
aud nobody To- sup.ort them
A specip to The Post. dated Washington, Jan
uarv 2lsi. stNs:
Whisky sPeculators are making prodigiou Us
efforts obtain rev ersal al The r:cciSon of he
House Yesterday. to tax all whs-k, on hand
Two coIored men were Kidnapped in this city
Yesterday
General B'rnev has written a letter TO promi
nent member OF The old Legislature. DENYING The
chrree that negroes we been fnrce.i into mill
tnrv service: but on the contrary. he saws he
could not restrain them from rushing to his
camp
Mr. Olmste,i. who arrested few DAYS
since. on char.e ul furnishing materials to rebels
through blockade runners. after examination.
has been discharged
Vim Clark. Whn wi. droWn ned b, the wrecking
ot the schooner Nnt"r, oil Sandy Hook. WAS
be,ter at dispatches from tue Amer can Minister
ut ST. Domingo - our Government he dis
patches have been Forwarded To Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

ASTHMA AND COSsUNPrIoS.-The proofs of
the most distressing case- OF Asthma and Con
sumption by DIR. Strcklaud's Mellifuous Cough
Balsam. speaks louder than words to the merits
OF this incompatible remedy A grateful pa.
tent writes: 81 am happy to bear my testimony
TO the wonderful power. of YOUR Cough B,lsam
in curing me Of the most troublesome cough aud
shortness of breath after all other mems had
failed. Can any result he more gratifying!
What load OF suffering was removed by the
use of this noble Cough BaIsam Sole by all
druggst-50 cents per bottle. If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

~ The mill AIRY festival given by the officers
OF the Invalid Corps. u 8. A. at Washington
Hall last night. vas brilliant. Brave men and
beautiful women were there The ceremonies
throuehou, we're conducted by gentlemen per.
fectly familiar Nth the usages OF polite society
on such occasions. and therefore nothing occur
red 70 mar in the least the pleasure Of the time
In all probability this ~as but the beginning Of
series Of such happy affairs. participated in BY
the lovely and fascinating and affsr,Iin., To- the
gallant soldier those recreatons o. which he is 60
well entitled.
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-eW \ oyk usrart

NV Yosx. January 81.
Flour II lower. with oniy limited business;
sales ~ So 9O(d1 % tor extra State. chiefly at
So 95Cd7; 81 45d7 O. for round hoop Ohio. and
s. 1uG9 % for trade branks. Market closing
verv dull
Whiskey unsettled: offered st e5@90c. bu, crs
~ assume the risk of additional duty. but 10
sales we're effected on these or any otuer terms
Whe't lG2c lower. with a limited business
Sl.52@ so for Chicago Spring, 81 53Cdl 81 for
n lwankle Club. and ST. .62G Go for Winter red
Wesern.
Corn opened heaTy and closed lie lover; 81 "a
for shipping mixed Western in store
Sugar active; 1919 l4c for New Orleans, 1879
for Muscnvsio, Havana l3L4llc.
Moas>es quiet.
Pork dull and heavy
Dressed Hogs sctive; sales at 94993sc for
We-tern.
L'rd dull a, l3@l5Lc.
Money very active and quite stringent at Z
per Sterling dull and decidedly lower:
l7l150l72 Gold dull and lower, pening at
514. declining TO 50 and closing rather firm at
5S1lc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

OSE or MoSsASs MES RILEasED FROM JAIL
1T Mos One of Moreans men. named Dick
Low. Who escaped frUm Camp Morton and made
his way 70 osen county. Kentucky. where his
friends reside arrested short time since and
placed in the county Jail On the night Of the
18th inst bis friends banded together. attacked
the Jail. overpowered the guard. and released
him. They carried him OF in defsnce Of the
citissps. amid the widest shouts o. triumph.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NEGLECT n COUG4 4. coin.
ar lrrita;ed o. soc I ro<f. II slo~ec
10 pr.sxre- :. results in -srlo1- tnslnoo
any sroncLi<l q Asfnnst;e D-sz-e<.
oft@n tines fncurabls. BkOwN's
BRONCHIAL TR'C - ?, sch dir-csly
toe affected part. and ~, almost in
mediate re isf. For ~ropenftis. Ash
ms Cs-srrh. ard consunn' tive Co1ghs
The Trochss are useful. Pubic SPEAK
err and Singers shoui6 he the
rrochss % clear and strengthen tho
voice. Military o1cers and Soldier.
Who ov-rtax the vd-s AT are sx-
pu-sd TO n cen changes. - oic Use
fh-m Obtain Only a 70 gsEu ne.
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DAILY SENTINEL.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY %
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.
rem oval.

The Sentinel Office has been removed To- the
new Sentinel building. on the corner Of Meridian
and Pearl streets. half square south of Wash
ington street. and nearly opposite our old loca
ton. where we will he pe,sed to all Demo
Gratis. and others. having printing to do.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

cE- The 5Sth New York. Lieutenant Colonel
Otto. the 18th Pennsylvania. Major Ledig, and
the 5th Connecticut. Colonel Parker. numbering
in all about seven hundred men. arrived yester
day from Tennessee. They were TO proceed
homewards without unnecessary delay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

sSs- The CAV and beautiful Young ladies. at
tsches ofthe Palmer House. gave ball last night
Mt which were present MANY gentlemen who had
been honorel with invitations Grace and f,s-
cinston were there well accomplished chiv
airy land eyes looked love TO eyes that spake
again !"
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~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DE

~ IMPORTANT TO LADIES DR.
HAKvrr's FrsALr PuIs have never yet failed IN re
moving difficulties arising from obstruction stOppAg-
Ct nature. IN restoring the -ysem perfee health
when suffering from Spinal affections Prolsp>us Cteri
the Whites other weakness ef the Uterine Organs
The Pills perfectly harmless the constitution and
may BE- taken by the delicate female without
ing dsfress-the same time they act like charm by
Strengthening. nvigorsting and restoring the system
healthy condition. and by bringing the monthly pc
Rod with regularity. frun what the
obstruction may arise. They should, however NOT ne
taken during the first three four Of pregnancy
though sAfe any other time, i.sarrsge would -
the result.
Esch box contains 81 p lis. Price u.
Or. HARvEY's TREATISE on Diseases o. Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage Bsrrennes sterity Reprodue
and Abuses OF Nature and emphaticsy the Ladies
Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet Of 81 psg-s sent
free any address six required paw postage
The Pills aud book vii be BY mail when desired,
securely sealed and prepaid. by
}. BRYAN. n. D.. General g-nt,
No. rs Cedar street. New York.
" FSold By all the principal druggists.
ToALlNSoN n cox. Drugsl Is. Agents.
sept3o'63-dSwly indianapolis.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL
TR0CHES
lUU000
AsD
COl0S.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TktCBEs" having proved
their efficacy e many year. hixtv recon,
usnd-d and precbed by Pay cia md Surgeons 10 the
Armv. and have reosived tee mona frou many emf
men
sod By ST Druggists and Dealers n Medicines IN the
Uiied States and most foreign countries ~ IS cent per
box. Jana DAWN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

eE Boys Grain Water Proof Boots. Girls
School Shoes. (Rriehams) Boys and Youth.
thick Boots Children's custom work We are
fitting out the little folks substantially, and IL
great variety. JoNEs. VisNEDGE 4 Co.
;aulqdIw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

NtwBERS. c. Jnuary II The RiIeigh
Standard editorialiy say:
II civil iaw i - hc irimplel under foot by a
SUSPENSION of the writ OF lahe,- corpus and
every able b'.diei man from 10 - o. j. In be
paee Ia tie army anl The rights of States to be
swept away. the People 81 North Carolina will
take Their ati'irs into their own hands and pro-
coed. To- convection assembled. to dictate their
liabilities AMI their privileges They will not
submit 90 a military de>ppii~m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

SF Messrs Harrison. h,nker. Of Tndianap
oils have sold over 500 600 worth Of 5-2O Gov
eminent stocks Yesterday the further sale nv
them was stopped nv notification from J Cooke
the supply being about exhausted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
From PilfNhilrg.

PITTSBURG. January 81 The funeral of
Stephen Fa>'er the welt KIN musician and
composer. took place this afternoon aud WIS
largely attended Splendid brass bands in at
terdanre perloi med the most popular airs OF this
eminent cnmposer-'C bme Where nv Love lies
Ore ming" and Old Folks ut Home"-in IA
manner which impaired a thrilling effect TO the
solemn ceremonies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

IL Physician's Prescriptions accurately com
pounded NJ all hours of the dav and night. nv
Frank Bovd. Druggist and Apothecary. No
IA West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

INV Surrs-As this is the season when every
person wants suit. they should call on G..
II. Heitkam. No Il North Illinois street. and
examine his stock of piece goods and select a
comfortable suit for the season. New goods
inst received decl-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

Snr or RrsL ESTATE Henry SEVERN has
purchased of Frank Smith. agent for Deloss
Root. the premises occupied by Voegtle X
Metzeer. No So East Washington street. for
nine thousand dollars cash. Mr. SEVERN has
also bought one half OF the Union Hall buildings
for seven thousand dollars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

II Gen Tom Thumb and wife. and Com
rnodore Mutt and Miss Warren. will receive the
pahlc At Msso:.ic Hall TO- morrow at and ut 7
o'clock. p ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

~ IL IL sid that quails frozen to death are
shipped by the barrel to CITY markets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

FIRE IN FRsSKLIS We learn from passengers
over the Madison Rail Road Yesterday that J h
McCiellsn's store IN franklin. Johnson county.
was consumed 10y FIRE Yesterday morning. IL -
supposed that il the work of incendisries
Nit Mcclellan had no insurance. and his loss ~
some SIX thousand dollar. Two dry good stores
adjoining McCieilan's book store and also the
Herald pr'ngtny Office. we're DESTROYED The
total loss win probably reach s25 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

~ Hines D,ncing Academy. Military
Hall. commences third term. SATURDAY.. January
90. 1863 Classe. every Saturday and Monday.
Hours for ladies. misses and masters. from 3 q"
SPIN Gentlemen's class from to 10 p NJ.
Terms IS i'm advance jah2l-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

IT Colonel Coons Of the l4ih Indiana Of the
Armv Of the Potomac. vas in the city Yesterday
Colonel Coons goes tn Vincennes. we understand
NJ superintendent Of the recruiting service in the
Southw estern District Of Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

II Steps are to be taken TO revive the In
dianapolis Chamber IF Commerce meeting
of gentlemen interested is to he held in Schnulls
building. East Washington street. this afternoon.
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COMM ERCIAL.
~ rKIEasxys.
tffuctaastt ssaVkes.

ClscIsssrI. January 81,
-Four closei quiet without change: syaersne
s. t5@5 90. exfrs s696 10.
Wheat unchanged sud frn.
Corn dull and prices somewhat unsettled. D.s-
tillers not bu,ing.
Whiskep unsettled and prices nominal. The
news from Washington caused BUYERS to with
dIaw
The provision market closed quiet and without
eh n.e
Lsr held al BE
Groceries hrmer and unchanged.
Gold defined to 55c and silver to as Ex-
Change dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

FoR SALE-A house and lot in square IL in
Drake's addition The house is good frame.
with four rooms There il the lot good
stable. smoke house, and well-all OF which are
new The above property will he sold for $3.50
cash NJ which price II il n great bargain by
McKEKxAN 4 PIERcE.
ian9-d2w Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

eT In front of every door something should
be done regarding siippery sidewalks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

A CHEAP Lor Lot No SO. in Dunlop and
TutewiIer's addtionto Indianapolis will he sold
verv cheap. fer cash Inquire at this Office.
dex25-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22

~ The ladies Soldiers Aid Spcietv 81 the
9Th Ward meets this afternoon ~ Z O'Clock ut
the residence Of Mrs. Hill. No 40 West Mary
land street.