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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

Perhaps no higher tribute could be paid 10
the memory Of Washington than 10 say that
on this returning anniversary Of his birth,
while 50 large part Of his native State l. In
rebellion, while The nelghborhnod Of his last
resting plsceis the stsIklng ground OF guer-
rillss and traitors against The country Of which
Washington Is called the fAther. the love and
veneration for hls name la undlmlnlshed In the
hearts OF All. .trus and loyal msn. The follow
ing ode, written by Holmes In 1855, rings a.
sweetly, nnd vIil md . hearty = rsrponss to-
day as IL did before the clouds OF rebellion had
dnrkened the land
Ode for washanaaonas Birth-Day.
csisoraft0n ey he Msrtsnitis LIBRARY Associafion,
; Fsbrusrr n, 1853.
welcome 70 the day rsturning, a"'H .....
B Dearer still As Agss now,
while The toteh Of Faith q burning,
Lohs a. Freedoms altar Elowi
See the hero whom n gave - .f.
siumberipg on mothers breast
For the arm he stretched TO save Us, r..
Be its morn forever bisati
Hear thstsis Of youthful glory, . To-.
While Of bfitslnis rescued band
Friend and Zoe repeat the stery,
Spread his fAns DER see and land,
Where the red eross proudly streaming,
Flaps above the frfrate's deck,
Whore the golden lilies, Glesmiug, ris ID
i star the ustoh-towers Of ousbse H
Look The shadow on the dial
. Mark the hour OF deadller strife
Days Of terror, ysArs Of trial, 4..
asourre . nation into life. .sHa.. ....
10, the youth, become her leAdsti
All her banned tyraAts yieidi A
Through his arm the Lord hath fresA her
Crown him On the tentsd field
Vain 10 Empirs,s mad temptationy " d.
Not for him an earthly crown .
He whose sword hath freed nation ....
strikes the onsred secptru down. o.
See the thronsless Conqueror ys.tsd,
Ruler By peoples choice,
! See the Patriots task oompietsdj
se Hear the FsthsfS dying voice
"By the name that you inherit,
BY ne suiferinss you recall,
Cherish the fratsrnai spirit e..
Love your country afst OF all
Listen not to idle questions
tits bands nav bs uqtiedI
Doubt the patriot Whose suggestions
STRIVE nation TO dividsT =.
Fathsri We, WHOSE ears have tInElsd
with the disoord notes Of shame
We, whose Gires Their blood have mingled
In the battles thundsr-name-
Gathering, while this holy morning
Hghts the land from sea to sea,
Hear thy counsel, heed thy warningi
| Trust US, while we honor thee
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
Dl.trIet snprsms oonEt--o riminsI Tsrr


, Feb, 42.--Tbis court met this morning, but This
oeirg Washlneton'g birthday the aentenesI were
days REFvBLieAM There are bawdy hoube, lafs
eenyy and murder cases In which the Convicted pRf
In the case Of Stephen Garnet CHARGED with f,Is.
pfetenees, a holL proseqti was entered b'TI1J ~
In the case OF Emanuel PoIlNrd, convicted OF MUIR
der, motion was made for new trial ana The
reasons therefor aled w -168 = 'Tf H7sBSl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

Full RATIoHS were 70 be issued to the army
Gt Knoxville to-dsy. .sI'' :
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

Two AiKS, arrested for drunkenness IN North.
BridgeEater, MasS, set fire to the lock up and
were smotbered to death, . 6. -'l '.a.'+ ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

/ Ea- lee Cream, C0nfee Il ON cry, Acre.
esptiOnh, Parties, Weddings, Bnla, slppers FaiFs,
and other entertainments Furnished at shortest
WHter lees msde by steam power, warranted TO be
the beniin tha city Wholesale and RETAIL delivered
70 any part of the oty, Charlotte Rpsss, Jellies,
JOS. sHAFFiELp's Confeetiohrfy, $50 sixth
street, batween q and b ~ Ja9T-sm
r UXUB'Y AND ECONOMY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
LOCAL NEWS.

ALsIAHDRIL FERHT-BoATs.-The boats to
Alexandra will resume their regular trips to.nor-
row Tuesday, Iorning
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
THE COURTS


Feb, % This court met this morning pursuAut
TO adjournment, but without tTAnaAetnR any buSl-
ness AOJourned I'LL to-Dornow Thursday At al m.
this being the natal day Of Was lington'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

, G1- storage-In Firs-Proof Brick Wars-
house foot of = street Apply to FRED. s. COZ
zENs, Penntyivania avenue, two doors from -Four.
toenth strest.JA N9 .. .. .a-.- ..0si oc1o-d
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

OFIIclRs FOR CoIoRED TRoors.-Durlng the
pAstveek the Board Of Examiners OF applicants
and sxamlned " applicants, Of these 81 were fe-
leoted and 30 accepted as follows leolontL aleu-
tenant eolonels, - captains hrst leuteL ants 10
at their rooms on street.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

Photographic pictures are nov transferred TO
ehina-Eare with great success. ~ y
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

The HAMMOND CoURT- -MARTIAL.-The court
martial OF surgeon General Hammond is still pro-
Eresslng at the eourt-mArtiAl rooms, on Four
teenth street. The evidence for the Government
Y very nearly concluded. There are between
whom are the Secretary of War, Dr. los n Smith.
General Hammond'a chief assistant, now medical
director Of the Department In Arkansas II will
animation concludes.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22
ExP1oaIon or A RAnan.- sninrd rnnrr

ExPLosIos OF A urday morning
cooking range ihths kitchen OF the hous. Of Mrs'
Roche, on Twelfth street. between and New York
,ayeuue exploded, inJuring three OF her children.
One OF them, misa Alice, was very badly injured
ABOUT the iaes and ok, The ploslon was pfoba-
Of water.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

saturday evening, woman named Maria PhilIirs
was arrested By yotfieer Heshler, Of the Seventh
precinct, upon the charge OF keeping q bawdy
She was eoinmitssd 70 jail for courtby Justice Gi-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

eltuated on Tenth street. between c streef ahd
PennsylyAniA avenue, has been purchased ny Ned
tTieo and ChAtlen Godfrey, who will renoVAte u
hofunghly and Keep u A. Z comfortable house Of
can, With excellentfs fare and Refreshments. They
compounded bowl OF punch to-day, In honor Of
WAshington's birth day which 10 pronounced by
connoisseurs the most neetArious eeYerakcA ever
tasted In Washington. suffers, and parsons Walt.
rug the Army OF the Potomac, will hnd the Smith.
sooiah peenllarly lulted 70 their MAntl.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

THs NERI AND BIANom.-Last Saturday
eVenins an infamous ere~ OF white soldiers Joined
battle with e.pArty ofblaokSon q street, batween
FOURTH and Fifth btreeis, and were diseom htted
One Of the white men, named Langley was badly
lnJurtd. sayerai OF the military gang were ar
rested, a. also some Of the blacks. The latter
srinLaSts s them The .soldisp wsrs delivered 70
hs mintArT 81 rsr.. : ge .r.r'a suT.iTE "a n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

j THu wnoLn amount Of gold coin hoarded In
the United States is estimated at s200, ,000, 900.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

,rl New York Stock Market 's. ,..
I BY the Peoples Line-6ii Ninth street and corho
sixth street and Penpsylyania Avenue.l
Nrw YonK FrRRuARg 20
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-22

sTEAMEns sATE.--The tug beats Portland
and RlnEiton arrived at the Navy Yard Last nj ht
with twelve barges LOADED with forage f6r the
Government, In tow. II wss thought al one time
that they had been knocked TO pieces by the ice.
The Captain Of the Portland atAtes that she had 10
cut her way through SIX inch Ice from Maryland
Point to this slty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
tive-twenty bonds ard q. =. Reve-


The stioual Buns ~ thi- city has received
letter from The Treasurer If the Uauei States
from which u wili &c seen that Gers,~fs cen be
made ~ thar b-rk account Of the 5-21 loan
the same A. Ia the Ire ,sury at Washington, or
an. the s b Te,-urie- 'hus Avoiding tie 90 {
OF exchange aud all risk aud DELAY. as The inter.
ct begins the day OF the deposit here This =
Tie only bank ia the city or II il believed. ia the
Safe. 50 author rel by the Unite Sts'es Treas
urer To receye On 'nes on lie posit on account OF
5-2h loan The n iti,nsl Bank alinw- a com
mission to the purch ser on al So binds or
United St''e- revenue stamps bought OF them
The following j. the letter:
sra: II has heen decided hy the Secretary Of
the Treasury that Your Association m,v lie al
loved 10 receive deposits OR account OF Sui,-criD-
ton- - 'he l'sn authorized by the act f 3 e6fs-
arv % lr62, commonly caile.i the 5-2J loan
Such deDp.ifs nav BE- received both from the
subscription agent aud from other parties IN
suns of hliv dollars AID upwards. mi placed to
the credit al the Treasurer uf the United States
Cer'i6eates Of deposit Iherefor should be issued
triplicfte. &c. The bbni-
will be issued hearing interest from the date of
deposit Very re~necrfuilv.
r SPINNER.
Ire ,surer OF the United States
". n ENeLisH
Pres't Firs, National Bank. Indiana polls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
No Alcohol or bad whisky:

They WI cuss III. above diseases IN aiasy .sns case
Of q hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many Preparations sold under the
Bltters put up in quart bottles, mpouu ed ~ the
cheapest wi>k. common rum. costing from 81
gallon. The dis by fn>s sDdsr seed
Tnis cla>s of Btcr- has caused will continue TO
csu-e, ng tkey be soid. huisd EDS dc the
de sth Of the drunksrd. Nv their the kept
continual, under the ruence Of ale hoiic .ui 81
the Kind the desire liquor IL crrated aud hep;
up, and the result j. all the horrors up.
drunkard's life and death.
For those Who desire and trW hare liquor bif,srs
pubish the fOli"xias receipt: 1et bofSs .,
HoofTDd German Lift.ys and NIX with Nrss gs0rr<
Of good B,asdy Hhlstg. and The ult IN 10
preparation will far = iii a edss virtue ard
excellence 81 the .iquul biters IL the
srket. and viii cosf much fess You viii Ia the
Il k-ofdHds B,fteTs IN n-cfion With good
article Of liquor much lees price &c these nfsror
preparation will coat NOu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
from cairo.

CAIRo. 'nnar, - -rhe steamer Commercial
from Memphis on the 18Th with l76 bales OF
cotton. ni,d the ste'mcr Planet. from New Or
le'iiS, lyb bales 1T cotton. arrive 10 day
The 10 h lllinolS and lJ,h Iowa regiments ar
rived. route for home
The Plmet reported heavy ice below Wick =
burg
QaAniriil is said 10 be ~ New Carthage belo "
NrkSburs. with 81 men AMI 400 arms. de-
sirng 1" cross the rver ~ reinforce snd co-ope-
ATE With Forrest IN Mississippi
The steiner Evansville j. aground at Clark :
Tow Head and = IN 'illser If b.etk in to.
bml Of euonlias visited her and took of
the pr lin AMI one deck hand, AMI have threat
rne'' Ia take off the rem iiudcr of the cres and
burn the boat
Several boats are laid up AZ the mouth OF
ilitc tiver on account of ice
The Ark inSis river i tr,zen over
tieu Smith. Chief oi Cavalry. Department OF
Mississippi. arrived at Memphis
The Memphis cIttnn market was more actiI Q
at Is@1J for goo ntling
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

fFonf VIEW hoFks
NV YuRK January 81 The Morning Star
brin Havana dates al the 18Th
The Uated Safes steamer Powhat'en was 1t
soloiers were daily arriving at Hyana. en-
route 10 81 D1mingo
Ner, Cruz dates of January 81 assert that the
arm, OF JuAiez has been dispersed aud tina, he
has escaped 10 he mpuu; .rs
IL the ,'atile OF the l7th uIt the French took
eleven cannon and oyer / .O0l prisoners.
hs puts end 20 all armed resistance to the
French
VI ride was defeated by M. 00a French Mexi
can troops. while Juarez attacked them with
5000
The New orle,us Eca gives the statement of a
Union refugee just from Mississippi De SAWS
ruv one halt of the population OF Ih,t State left
at home are strongly Union. and the women are
esi eciaiy hitter against jeff Davis Huii.ir tis
of the NJ s>is>ippans have fed To the woods to
avoid cuScriDtion.
The Eta has Intelligence from Texas through
Rev. Mr. McRea, Of Port .vtco who saws
there Is al erwhelming Union sentiment in
sstern Texas. number of Union men have
teen imprisoned by order OF NJ ,grI,ler Tor pub
fishing book called Common Sense" Pears
were entertained for their safety AS the SOILS OF
the South hid voted To- hang them
Much dis ifectiou exists among the enemy :
tr,rpp< IN Western Texas
Mdgru,ier l. concentrating his forces on the
Braz,S river. thirty miles from the coast and is
inrIeuchiug
The steamer E,gle. from Havana the 10th,
arrived This e, erin2
he Mexican news relative TO the defeat of
Junez, army and fight OF JuIrez is confirmed:
hut auuther account, via Tamplcu, states that
Juhez> troops were successful AT P,palla, Te-
zeutlai Teli DerIo, CuesilaD, and have also
captured the towns of epauils and Hue ,plrs
lrum the French
W" repel steamers were at Havana, watching
Their ct 'nce 10 run the blockade.
-Four rebel steamers had arrived at ,ssau
prior to the h inst. for Wilmington. reporting
that HE fiji utieS at running the blockade there
have been increased. but there Is still success
full open
The hama Herald mentions that the rebel
steamer ID IA mad undoubtedly been caught or
destroy ed.
large quantity OF gunposder for the rebels
had been seizsi at ,vana, and ii mau named
ID .ver arrested
the English Consul AZ Havana is about dis
pitching the steamers Cumberland ami Liura
both laden with Io~der. &c. The former il Is
thought. Is IN ended Tor Il privateer Their de-
phriure = del we'd, owing 10 the presence of the
gunboat De Soto
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
From NJ s.ouis.

ST Louis. lanury - "A Leavemworth
special 10 th, DsmprFusD-:
resolution recommending the denomination
OF Lincoln j. now before the X ,nsas Legislature
which ~iil prob ,bly p,s4
Tea Kansas regiments has re-enisted rs vet.
Grams
Recruiting TOT old and new regiments j. going
ou RAPIDLY
A private dispatch from Washington indie ties
ko-ecr'n- -ute To have comm and ia Missouri
C1rnev cucas 80 fuprkt hls shown ths'
C0rney has bnt ten vote. ipr L Senator.
This indicates that there 40 be no senatorial
election
lormidablo execution Is ON foot for the ex
termination OF bushWhackers oit the border
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for The state sentinel
An Appeal for the Bencfit OF the Poor
~ "a. : . lsSos.

OIL God % my Il e. asia; me to soar
While plead 81 thy nsm. IN othslf u The poor.
Let sngels stetd them, th-is sorroxs n besr
And bring thsm relief their sad hearts 70 cheer
Ny friend God hath blessed the. with enough. ana 10
spsre:
Then h"ard !, not mp, but give thsm share.
Lat IL cauker Ct r1>t. On moral, bewrei
BY refusing 70 give them viii prove crest snare
While shelter'd from winters sforsn-chfu M bias,
v h~n all your ere and f-bors pest
Nhh iamiiy, anCsepents ana com OFT ia-d,sor
Then pause reflect Ger the fste a fhe poor
But do not ask where distr may be found
fause but m 'meiIt. aud hen 10. 4 aroang:s
Misfortune ATTENDS ons-tri,tb sffty "a .
As seen IA the sorrow that shadows their fsce
We md them all over earfh's broad domain
La he city. village. hamlet and plaif:
On mountains. IN valley OH Oceans tide
In pest house ard pri- On. and BY the wsy-sidr
DO you ask when you should give them this aid,
answer Tow; or ben rrqur-t MAJ be made.
" you lack OPT oriun u, seek IN; Re .ure
That your Sins, hOweer small will fDd way 10 the poor
IN behalf a the poor. o.. you call.
10 assist them, mea :, the poor sad the needy
by "a ing them wood, food. rsiment money
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE.
wAsBIssros. January %

WAsBIKeroy, January %.
Mr.. Brown presented the memorial Of sixty.
three members of the Missouri Assembly.
against the confirmation OF Gen. Schoeeld as
" jor General.
Resolution. of the Milwaukee Chamber OF
Commerce. asking modification of the reciproc
iiy treaty. were referred.
resolution adopted instructing the Mali
tsry COMMITTEE 20 ascertain and report the facts
connected with the examination. by 4 board Of
officers. into the alleged advantage Of concen-
trsied Iced Tor horses, snd II reported upon ia
vorablv. ~hv such feed had not been used
A resolution insirucfing the Committee on the
Conduct OF the War. With House amendment. re-
auiring an investigation into contracts, was
passed.
Mr Coiiamer addressed The Senate at length
in support Of the title requiring Senator's 20 tsFe
the prescribed oath
Mr. Anthony followed. in support Of the au-
thority OF the Senate 10 establish such rule
Mr. Hendricks oppose the adoption OF the new
rule. arguing that the Endorsement of The State
which they represented entitled Senators TO seats.
He also opposed the reconstruction policy OF the
President executive session.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
HOrSE

The House resumed he consideration Of the
joint resolution amendatory Of the cohnscaton
act.
The conhscation Dill was passed over. The
House then went into Committee of the Whole
OH The ameudatOry Of the excise bill.
The amen imsnt of Fernando Wood was
adopted Ii provides thsI AL spirits in hand for
sale, whether OF not dstil eli prior the date OF
this h III Toe subject TO the of duty pre-
vded by this act, lroIp anG after the 18th DAY of
January, sci. except spirits Wiich have already
been taxed under the law OF July. 1861. which
shall rot be more than the additional or increased
tax provides for by this
The Committee disposed of the spirits section
of the bin without altering ,he tate OF 90 cents
per gallon
Mir Sweet, Of Maine, replied to Dir Davis. Of
Maryland. DENYING that the minority we're here
% embtrIas% the Administration
Adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
WILL PAY rar ngAkER oN DEMAND.
FIVE DOLLARS

INDiANAPp Pills
". III. ESoLisu. W NoFsINGtR
rre-'t C,sh'r.
Ga the back appears the following guarantee
and warming:
"Ts nnle l. receivable at par IN all parts of he
United States IA pa, meut al all hKe- ana exci- :
an, MI other dues {, the Unitei States. txcelt
duties on Imports. aud al>o iur all salaries aud
other dettS aud dem ,uds uwins by the United
States Ia individuals. corporations AID a--ocii
tious within the United States. except interest on
public debt
''Cuuuterte.ting or altering thi- no'e. or passing
any cOuHteiieit or alteration ut IL. "r having ~
possession als counterfeit plate. Or impre-siun ct
u. or Any paper made "a imitation e. the paper uu
which IL j. printed. felony. nud J. punishable b,
81 600 tine or eileen years Imprisonment at h III
labor. or both"
To-, are powell's great paintings of DE $40
Discovering the Mississippi" The other Sde J.
Flank lin cir wing lightning from the clouds Al
lcgorical represent atom ni Genip- of America. a
female figure upon tu eagle IN the cloud, grasp
iug a thuudetbolt
d., viguette Battle of Lexington Allegor
ical representation at Lpy ,lty. Il .urc ot LberI,
la lnrc GROUND, bearing national eu.ign. farmers.
'riiy,u-. Sc. ull,ing round the II <. Other
sdc-B,pu<m oi P"c,hontas
51.. vignette Washington crossing the Della.
vac Alesor,cd representation. Payer i"r
Victory Othct EmLatk anon ct thc P,i
gtim-
luO.. vigucte Battle of Lake Erie. Ale.
gotir,l representation. VI ,ntcnsucc oi LheiH
and Nationality Other -,de-Dccar,tion oi w..
dependence
These note. are printed un pcculas paper,
difcfrut from tnV heretofore ide
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
DIR. WHITTIER.

lDKyAtk MEuicAL AhviCt ftEk 90 CHARGf,
pr Whtners Theory, .bmp eln' and Treatment
Chrome. y rVus. lfusfy sod sexual bscsse., IRE,
psalm sealed letter cutt iee fef IL eeu io prepay
portage ltis ciVtr dvuea piu at al the dt.' ami
conditions resulting from III nflngemvn ~ The moral
IA -. tniuls cNiosgfss aud impr.dsnces
MARRIED ard 10 lie s"ute 90 s"n ains in
Nfuctou a. ne effected snd sheud be- read b. every
young ppt.n 20 Keep them 81 the shoals wbich 9th.
81. have been broken 80 pirsss. Amst vsn ,isasiy
unfsf the control q lHd tr' ,tmrii.
and hefehy prevent incln lion O. ur vgiy PfH inc cause
- dssase nearly every ~ dsrssa can DO ifrsri
sthuut hiu 20 husn Ne'icius -sti bN "a 81.
secure from ob-sna an cha ges mo isfstT cousllts'
uous hy lsiirf Al The utcr ter', ca r.. qua adsrd,
onis a. - "a fir street. h.twvrH sixth snd evsnth,
one squarr .auth - l.dei Hotel, q o. Hos Hsf, ~.
I.,uis No Circular Lsuer esps isih 60 iadrs, con
,aia'1s 10Th ng ttrng q >eAns' p'.eas- Sent
postage i,ni-ik~i,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
Tn. a,,er,, Of the c,uzen-speecn

Of Hon. ". Voorhees,. delivered in the House ~ Rep
r.sentsves February IS. lse5. on the Act tondemny
the President and other persons for supendng the writ
bsbeas corpus and acts done in pursuance thereof
"a printed In pamphlet form. and be obtained
this Office. This IS the great effort % Mr.. voorhees,
proteetthe liberty Of the citizen, and shoaId be in
hands Of every voter in Indiana. II makes pamphlet
ofsiIteen pages. Price 81 50 per hundred.
ITrAn orders should direct the speeche. 20 be sent
bysxpress. the postage will be one cent copy, and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

AND oYfIv ESTABLISHMENT

rl,HH uNtTfn II kfTs nY y. HOUSE NJ. - SOUTH
j tiinois sfrs q, o. Indianapolis infI ana
A. ~ I'D tna wei.NuUwh estahiishment. the ladiei
can have sk al wnoleu s,s. dyed ~ perm sneui aud
tel and feuslfssi
Nfe aus Second hani elofhts hpushi AT tolA i'p.
spstusf branch ~ Tho business isunmnated inc raw.
ms- hilsri 'ahle cloth any be-
wtuustf ths' can not v,sihs a. ths aaksa eve
RsWsmbef The place, No ~ seatt lilinels street
iAnie Josspn uAkhts. pfapristos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

The METROPOLITAN Miss COombs j. nightly
bv her beautiful rendtinns winning tho apprt,.ia
ton. admiration and applause of full and cult
waited audiences. Her Pauline, her Julia, and
her Parihena were exquisite pieces of hiStrionic
deline'iion. 50 fair. too. is the lady that even
her imPerieciions seem but charming irreeulari-
ties. la her. beauty and gen uS triumph
She appears To night Lady Teazie, in
SherIdans School lur Scandal, a cOmedy not
o ten presented ON our bunrlS Mis- Fanny
Merrel dances AID White and Wilson arc funu,
in an after piece
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

WANTED "A stout. sctivc German. Ia work
shout astore A good Ice and permanent 1T
ustion can h secured. hy calling early AZ the
well known Prescription Drug Store. Senour's-
where everybody go"s for pure drugs and nell
eines-No Bates House Block y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

REcIrE TO CLEAN "HiTE KID GLovEs Sax
them IN holllng water lar a fortnight, taking
great that the water i always ION the boil -
Then make good lather with brown Windsor
snap and beeSwax aud wash your gloves with il
until Won have reduced them to "A pulp Put
them in a stewpan and keep them gently sin,-
mering the hob for month or two then
stretch them To ,o.r shape and hang them no TO
dry Perfume them with turpeniine and ASA
foe'da. AMI your gloves will be quite Gle an and
fit Tor ball room use
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
DAILY SENTINEL.
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.


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 ocs
ton. where We will be ple'sed to see all Demo
Gratis. and others. having printing To do