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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26

PRICESs
Large size, holding nearly double quantity,
81 60 PER bottis-hAlf soBsn...----.-..--..s IS 90
Snail size, IS cents per bOttle-half dozen s. %
BEWARE OF CoUNyERFEITs
Sea that the signature Of ~. n. JACK
SON. ison the wRAPPEk Of each battle.
Should your nearest dresgist ne have the pre-
paration, do not be put OF by tire intoxioAsiEg
articles that may b offered in its place but send
to Is, aud We viii forward, securely packed, By
express.
Principal 0iiee and Mandatory
NO. 8S1 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
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COALOIL.

GOAL, CARBON, AND LARD OILS, IN LoTs
~ 70 suit, for sale by c. 3 T. wANN
ootlq-2w Cincinnati q
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coLGATE,s HonEY soAP.

This osisbratsd Toilet Soap, in such uni
Tsrssl depaBd, Is made from tks choicest ma
tsriAls, Is IaiId and en- olIfsnG in its nAtzrs,
rrngrantIy scented, and sxtssnsly bens
aeiaI in It's action upon the skin. For sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods D.aIsrs.
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Schedule

OF Advertising Rates agreed upon By
The EVANSVILLE JOURNAL and EvAEs
WILLIE TINES, to take effect Monday,
March IA, 1864
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EYE, EAR, THR OAT,
Stomach, Bowels, and Urinary
Organs.

WIN receive special attention A. bis stay IL neeea
shifting him
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
GifV CovlpnCBl.

Met and called to order by the Mayor
The clerk called the roll, and ten members an
swered.
This not being quorum. Notwithstanding the
Council proceeded to business.
petition presented from the police force
for an increase OF pay Referred.
Mr. Emerson presented petition against the
improv cement ot W ishingion street. west of the
canal signed by suniry citizens The street
could he repaired "a less cost than would be in
CURED by an ordinance.
Sir Emerson stated that this portion of Wash
ington street could toe repaired bs pit gravel in
stead of river. Screened gravel was not neces-
sary The street had "a good foundation. and
only needed filling 40. IL was IA very heavy
pense to the property holders. but they were will
ling To incur il on the cheapest plan proposed.
Referred with Instructions To report all ordinance
repeating the former one
DR. jameson presented sundry ordinances,
among them Mr.. Browns ordnance establishing
a Board of Public Improvements. recommending
its passage
Mr. Brown said that since the introduction of
that ordinance. his views had undergone mOdi-
fct,iOn We should not just crette new
Offices What proposed hy that ordinance
could toe done by committee of this Council
Ordinance tabled
Another. presented bv DR. jameson, regulating
the lighting the CITY, was read
Mr. Brown moved mat the ordinance be so
amended that lamp-pO>t we'll lighted Le placed
al the mouth OF Pearl street on South Meridian
He would regard this better protection than
an extra policeman.
Mr.. Fletcher sud. a. he knew we had tried
lighting the alleys. He had CROPPED sufficiently
heretofore under municipal legislation
Finally the Council. with VI ,yor Gwen in the
chair, resolved itself into a Commi tee OF the
Whole on moonlight. amended the ordnance so
thai through VARIOUS other alleys Councilnen
could pursue Their winding WAYS. aud passed IL,
nem con.
An ordinance prohibiting dairies. and cows.
and hogs within the city limits. Vas next taken
up
Mr. Brown thought the ordnance ough, 10
stand az two COWS IL reminded him OF joke
Some lady soliciting subscriptions for \ church
sait the Lord owned the cattle on a thousand
hills. She wa talking to butcher who suggest
Ell 'ha, the Lori had better sell some OF his
cattle
Mr. McNabb: | viii vote for that ordinance
prescribing two cows. provided the city furnishes
the bulls
Mr. Brown: That's IT, Put I'M
/ And so the ordinance passeI
/ Another ordinance was presented TO prohibit
the exhibition OF wild animals. deformed Der.
sous and monstrosities within certain limits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
Foreign News.

PORTLAND. NJ ,rch IA &rhe steamship ,Iura.
from Liverpool 81 aid l. londonderry 4th, has ar.
rived
The London Times has IN editorial on Gen
b ,nks' general order AT New Orleans relative 10
negro l.oor. &c. Ii SAYS:
IL Is the est .b!isnne"t OF serflom retention
OF slavery without The usme, aud the desire is
To secure the votes OF the employees for Lin
coin
The allies made close reconnaissance towar j
Duppel ON the "a
Gen. Deme-k expresses the opinion that Duppe
Cannot be taken before tue hast ot VI ~ or first of
June, even unuer the nlOst favorable circuln,tan-
to the ines
The Berlin and Vienna journals contln.e TO
rldlcuie the notion IF "A conv er,iuu.
The Post PROMISES that Ehgl mi will renew the
r. eirh alliance. and >ays with our gallant neigh
bots and Italians ami Scan,iinaviau-. and with
Poles, Hug irihns and Turks, it wall re inIeed
amusing II We do not mike short work of this
new hUly alliance
The Momituer in announcing the fall of Cam
peachy. SAYS IL Is the ruin of the Jaur.z ptrty
Mr. Mason had re urnel to London from Paris.
II + supposed IN connection with the recognition
negotiations
The y rch Dake Mtximiliian'S visit to Paris
Is postponed. Tie alleged cause is influenza,
bu' il J. ruinOred there is hitch A. To has having
command of the French trVop~ in Mexico.
Inere h al been no fighting IN Scneswig
Gen Geoiick ha'i succeeded D.-uexa as Com
mauder ~ Chief o. the ID suISh army.
The klng OF DENIM ,rk spoke strongly for Wig
OrOus perseverance, IA hi- policy.
II Is repprteI that Italy has rendered 10000
men AMI feet to England If she assists Den
mark.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
From Cairo

CAIRO March IA BY late arrivals we have
some PARTICULARS vi the Late expedition up Qua
chta river.
The suGboits Ou,chits O,age, Conestoga
Lexington. Font Hiuem,n AMI Criskill, com
posed the expedition
The enemy> was found very strongly lorti-
fed.
fhe iron-clAd OsIge. in advance, was allowed
To pass without interruption; the Il * ship Hine-
min folOwed when lac AZ, tire 5 upened Oh
her. winch, alter short tune obliged her To re-
tire IN "a damage condition with the loss OF two
men killed and eight WOUNDED The h,s was
hen rams e rel 10 the Gu ,chita, whose powerful
AuHs slienceI the enemy, battery, winch coIiSis
ins OF three thlrt --wu poundeIs
Bul little dill uijy was experienced in driving
the enemy from their position at Htrrsonuurg
Our forces bnrted the town.
The suupoat OuIchII, received but slight
injury durin. tie eug Cement The Hineman
Will require considerable repairing.
lhe sunboht Cnnestoga colided with the
Gen, Price ON the tenth. short distance below
NAtchez. Tue Conestoga with a cargo of am
munltiUn was "A total loss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
sss~
fssronrrD srrzr-sLs DAni Stars ssxusrLf
IFer Morning Hepert See first PaxeJ
Night Report.
LATEST NEWS FROM FLORIDA.
II Skirnish Wear Jacksonville.
QUA ADVANCE FORCES DRIVEN IN.
Expedition up the Ouachita River.
The Enemy Found Strongly
Entrenched.
ONE GUN-BOAT CRIPPLED.
The Encmy's Battery siIenced.
&c. &C., &c. &c. &c.
from New YORK

NEw YoRK March IA Washington special
TO the Post ssyS:
1t is doubtful whether the Senate's gold bill
will pass the House.
The Ways aud Means Committee has rejected
the proposition to permit National Banks to Issue
notes OF smaller denominations than five dol
lars
A Jacksonville letter in the Post. dated the
lin, reports heavy firing up the Iiser-undel-
stood to be our guuboats feeling the rebel lines.
Later IN the day our advance (Col Henry :
cavalry, wts attacked and driven in with a loss
OF number wounded. II was expected the
rebels would m IKE an attack on Jack sonvilie the
next day. Ii not. our forces would soon ad-
vahce
The report that the President will soon call for
3OO, 600 more men il reported from Harrisburg
on alleged authority OF Gov Curtin
The Tribune has Il rumOr that Cen Beaure
gard is ordered 10 command the Department OF
the Mississippi.
A special correspondence of the Commercial
Advertiser. dated Washington, March IA, says:
IL Is understood that the Senate will recon
struc. tie House Till providing Tor the establish
nent OF bureau tor IreedmenS affIirs.
Gen NJ sAues friends are IA king very active
eXeriIon> To have him retained la command OF
the Army OF the Potomac, Gur their chances OF
success are said 10 be very >iim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
new YovH rBarheu.

NEW YORK, March l3
Flour dull and SC lower NJ Sc 55(d6 IS for
extra 5 ate. and S7l0Cd72 % for extra Round
hoop Ohio; 81 25@s - for trade brands; closing
quiet.
Whi-kv unsettled State frmer Western less
firm; e9@9lc for State. l@92c for Western.
Wheat dull and lie lower at 81 (20l "a for
Chicago Spring. 81 .t26l 81 FOR Milwaukee Club,
and 81 .69@l 20 for Winter Red " estern. Corn
At 81 81 in store. Oats dull At 90@9lc.
Groceries unchanged and firm
Wool quiet and unchanged.
Beef less active. but firm at 607c: country
mess at 465c. Bacon sides firm at ll3s
Lard is duh at 49, dl4c.
Butter firm at 27@3lc. Cheese firm at l50
lSc
Money opened trmer and closed quiet. Gold
onened at co.,, declined to 6n1l advanced TO
6l3I. and closed at 6l11M6Il.c prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
THIRTY-E1GHTH CONGRESS.


Mr. Mcbride introduced bill granting lands
to aid in the construction OF railroad from Salt
Lake City 10 the head waters OF the Oregon,
and secure the same Tor postal and military pur
poses.
This, with Others relating TO the Pacific Rail-
road. referred To a select committee on the
subject
Mr. Arnold introduced bill providing for a
permanent peace by removing the cause OF the
Ii provides that from and after the pass
age Of this bill slavery shall be abolished in all
the States and Territories
Referred 10 the Committee on Judiciary
Mr. Ashley introduced bill to extend the
time ih which States and Territories may avail
themselves OF the donations granted In the act 10
establish agricultural colleges. Referred 10 Com
mitee Public Lands
Mr. Washburn of Illinois asked leave 10 offer
a resolution inst. uctins the Committee on Ways
and Means. in their revenue bill, TO tax
stocks OF domestic liquors on hand for SALE at
so cents per gallon
Mr.. Stevens objected
Mr. Washburn moved to suspend the rules.
The House refused suspend the rules by
vote OF d yeas against % nays
The gold bill was taken up on motion of Mr..
Stevens
Mr. Stevens moved that the House concur in
the Senateis amendment
Mr. Kasson thought il merely proposition
by the Governments To shave its own paper at
millions of discount
Mr. Cox would stand by the original PROPOSE
ton. In any event, Congress could not perma-
nently regulate the laws Of trade
Mr.. Hubbard OF New York opposed the Senate
amendment.
MIR Boutwell, believed they had no right
grant power to sell the surplus gold. and If they
had the right il would he unwiSe 10 exercise IT,
If the continued there would he a demand in
the years 1864 and 1865 for SIS 900 900 or more
OF coin
The House agreed TO the report of the confer
ence committee on the deficiency bill
The bill approDriating money TO certain In
dIsns passed.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
AGENCY.
AGENCY.
Is. VI. SPECE1s & co.
REAL ESTi b lGENTS \,
NOI.yvOod's Block,
No20 IL North Illinois Street,
IN ID AN APOLIS. IND,

ENoR sarF--DksIRAB BILE REsiDr~cEs IN THE
north part oil TIE city. on PennS. vana, Meridian.
Illinois, Delaware Al hams, tennessee AMI Mississippi
str-rIs, and all the avenues.
Also - large ment Of chean and very de.irsble
residences IN he hcrn part OF the city, ranging from
S100 TO $50 000 in pre-
We have nall houses 20 sell at oil prices, on
small p ymeuis down and 10 z tim. balance better
and cheaper than rc'iiing.
For sale goud terms good business property. on
Washington. Illinois, Meridian, PennsS vana anu Ten
ncSSee streets.
Also the best and largest of bull ine lots
all parts f The city To se or trade the best
and at 10 figures
A,o nsnher e small and fine country seats. large
and small tracts Of a"ds, improved arn- IRONS La
sces within five milo 81 the ciiy. for sale trade al
low figure aud ON good rms
Al-o first rate iioIr MILL in tie city-a money max
ing institution sl>o. number of flo an6 mills
near the CRY, for sale g trade.
Al-o tells AMI boarding houses in the ciy: country
taverDs AMI O"n reperiy, the city: merchandise,
horses wagons aud various other Snis IF personal prop
erfy, for Salr trade.
We have large number Of building lots in the city,
large amount 81 lnd, country property local
reS, anf IA rchande ara big pile OF money give
for improved iiy properly.
N0fIcE Parties wing properly of any kind to sell
peroi. wanting t. bu' trade for property, investors
spectators. IT tders and the rest of m kin invited
TO call al tins A. No. Office before buyIns sell ne or
trading. and promote heir interest thereby.
mar9 dan
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

D'- Jsmeson said the limits we're about large
enough. unless We took them inside OF the dona
ton altogether. he bad never been in a theater
IN ms me- De would not 90 10 see even Z..e un-
had not yet presented him. He therefore moved
that the ordinance pass fiH AL
Mr Brown moved that reptile" be inserted To
make IL certain
Adopted. as the Mavor said that would cover
the whole thing, and the ordinance passed.. no
body boiling.
An ordnance to amend section two Of ordinance
defining The duties Of City Assessor. was
passed
Mr.. Brown introduced an ordnance amending
me street ordinance with regard to distractions
Read and referred.
After transaction of further business, ad-
iourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE

E.NoR FXCHAEGs FOR PROPERTY IN OR NEAR
e. this CITY, Farm Of $50 acres ia Putnam county la
diana. Price $500.
Farm Of 2so 20 miles north Of Lafayette, 100
acres nnder IN n state OF cultivation, with good bu h.
mgs, orchard, barn, tenement houses, &c Price $500
Alarm of 30 IA miles Of Lafayette; good
buildings, barn, orchard aud mill run By water
power. Price $500.
sale, # 500 IL miles north of afsy-
etc. All under The best iyaton, with large residence
large orchard several houses store house ware
$4,000
South New Jersey street Price -, OeO third
down. balance in one and two years.
House Of seven rooms on North East street bar
gain at - 600, part on long time.
good property on St Clair street; six rooms
large lot ard 81 200 will buy it.
vacant lot Huron street. Fletcher rs addition can
be bought low, and will take good horse part
pay The lot is nicely fenced aud the street graded
and grav led.
LOT Virginia Avenue, high and dry can be
bought in three annual payments.
Brick House on North East street, large and well
arranged. Price s45oO-
large Brick Residence Just west OF the State House
and very cheap property az a. 500.
beautiful high lot with very comfortable house Of
seven rooms Lockaby street. between East and Lib
eTty street, al 5000
large House of 10 rooms North Delaware street,
be had for S2,cU0 in three payments if desired
Two Story Frame House on McCarty street six rooms.
hail. WELL cellar. stable large lot Of fruit ev-rgreens
IN abundance can be bought at 4 great bargain.
large Two Story Frame House on East Ohio street in
god neighborbOod, would suit for boa riding house
and eco ia payments will take it,
Out ide property of ten acres with nice Cottage
House and young orchard, gravel road. only half a
mile from the corporation ine and he cheapest property
that has oeen offered IN year, AZ $500 IN payments
Three Blu mess Rooms on Washington street will be
offered few days sl2 0O0, which certainly is bar
gain
number Of other properties farms and vacant lots
for sale by LII. HAN'lS.
House and Land Agent.
ofice in Temperance Hall Bui ding, BOZ wes; Wash
ington street. mchl4-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

THE GoLD MINES or IDaHo We Yesterday
alluded to the fact that Col ; Alvord. of
this CITY, sad been awarded the mail contract be
tween Salt Lake and Bsnnock CITY Idaho This
is an important route. and the we'll known enter
prise and energy of Col Alyord and his experience
Ia this line of business are guarantees that every
facility and convenience will be furnished travel
ers that can be enjoyed in the old Suites II is
his intention TO place new four horse coaches upon
the route the coming summer. AMI run daily.
This will be interesting informl ion to those
who are turning their attention the gold mines
of Idaho.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
by TELEGRAPH.
tnrinHa Tsark ca.

CINCINNATI. March Is.
Flour dull and the demand local; holders ask
s. 1565.S0 for superfue. SIS 80 for extra, and
S62566 81 for family
Wheat active 4 81 .2SCdl 80 red. and 81. 40 for
white. Corn, e5@9oc. Rye. Si30. Oats. 7s
679r
Whisky in moderate demand NJ SIC
Provisions f m aud unchanged: sales Of 700
brls mess pork delivered on the Wabash, at S2l /:
bulk shoulders at 81 hams at 1884
Cloverseed in better demand and firm at S7(0
rs.
Gold declined to 59@60, and silver to 81 a SIC
prem. Exchange quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
SPAxy & SYIrH. Re- Estate Agents.

~ The United States District Court his been
in session for week Judge Albert ). Wtite aud
all the officers OF the court present Over two
hundred cases have already been dispose of--all
minor offenses against the government The
highest fine 500 md the loves $40.
The District Attorney. NJ. Hum, his ariu-
Gus labDrs To perform. two terms ot the court
being. we my say. thrown nto one That he
is performing them. admir- bly, and with aw,er
like ability. j. the Judgment on all hands For
So young man. no one in like reSpnnsne 10
sition ever won fairer reputation than il seems
he IL winning. and will in our opinio:l. undoubt
edly achieve
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION Remember that
the Fatout residence. to he sold at the sale of
garden lots 10 day At half past one o'clock on
the premises. is first rate two story house OF
nine rooms, situated IN fine grove of naples.
and ON superb building spot. with good cellar.
wells. cistern. burn. stable. wond house corn crib
&c with SIX of rich land. full of the finest
large and small fruit in the couAty Terms.
one-fJurth in hand. balance in one. two and three
years, with interest and mortgage security There
l. either quantity of fine fruit or timber ON
ne irly NIL the lots. Two lots are covered en-
tirely with 6ne timber Carriages will start
from office It O'Clock
SPAXN & Smith. Re j E.tate AZ ents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

~ The Fatout Farm garden lots 10 be sold
al auction to-day present the best opportu-
nity yet offered TO engage in pleasant and prof
table business. Let any one figure on the price
OF vegetables and fruits in this market. and this
becomes apparent at glance. The ground is
very rich. we'll located. in sight OF town, and is
offered in quantities and on terms To suit pur-
chssers Conveyance will be in readiness (un
Washington street, near o Id Fellows' Hall. to
take bidders out to the ground. Let il he re-
membered that the sale commences at half past
one o'clock to dav. Get plats from Spann 4
Smith. Real Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

SALE os PAINTINGS Our readers are invited
to attend the sale al Masonic Hall TO day. AT y
o'clock. where they may procure some good bar
gains. The pictures all richly framed. and
just the thing 20 completed, furnish your parlors
Nov ~ the time. and we trust citizens will
not ief this opportunity pass nv without impros
ing t. Seats will be reserved for ladies' The
sale will be conducted BY A. L. Hunt Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

Z 5 3 PR CT. TREssuRY Norrs AT Pan
Persons wishing 20 exchange greenbacks or na-
uonsi currency for one year ) Treasury
notes. at par and accrued interest. (only Is DAYS,
can be accommodated for the next few DAYS. At
the hrst National B,pk of Indianapolis. The
notes are at all times q legal teuder for their
face. the same as greenbscks. and besides draw
D. per cent interest marl5-3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

We understand from one of Judge Mar
tindale's deputies. that Mr.. President Gather God
will begin having the street railroad tracks
throughout indianapolis within six weeks He
has all his cars. bought and numbered, at Brook
lyn, New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

sE Mr.. Street Commissioned it seems to be
the apprehension of the public in general that
you ought TO keep the powdered streets of the
municipality cleaner We. merely as private
friend. drop private word in this regard into
your private ear.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

II Thompson. at his FISH stand. in front OF
Hog~hre's grocery establishment, No % West
Washington street. offers daily splendid assert
meni of FISH Yesterday he had fresh cod hall
but ecls and founders from the sea board. be
sides the different varieties from own streams
Throughout the season he will daily have sup
plies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

Sr PArnIox's Oar The sello~iug resolu-
ton was passed by the Fenisn Brotherhood on
last evening:
''Rssoired. That all Irish Americans --citizens
and soldiers. desiring 10 participate in the pro-
cession on the 18th of March. are cordially jnvi-
ted TO do So"
Companies or squads Of our gallant soldierv
accepting this invitation will report TO Cot. y r
Mullen. Chief NJ 'rshsI. or Capt Thomas Red
mond, Assistant Chief, at No. lao West Wash.
ington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
W.tKr. 4 MckFR,

Business PRorERTr AT AucrIoS Wiley &
Martin. real estate auctiOneers, sell on M"nday
next. % 70 feet of ground fronting ON Kentucky
avenue. nearly adjoining McOuals Block. one
half square south OF Washington street A two
story frame house on the same For terms, &c.
see advertisement in snothe; column
marlI dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
A SryyRIoR REV,

A SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conscientiously
recommend to those suffering from a di-rres-is 2
cough, DR. Stricklsnd's MelI,fuous Cough Bal
sam. IL gives relief almost INSTANTANEOUS. and
IL withal not disagreesbie TO the taste There l.
no doubt but the Meilifuous Cough BALKAN is
one oil The best preparations in use and Is all that
its proprietor- claim for il. We have tried il
during the past week, and found relief from a
most distressing cough It il prepared by DR..
Strickland. No. + 1T Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Oho-I Cincinnati Naiioml Uuion. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
Nrrcu.xr T,ror,Sc 3,

MERCHANT TAILORING Spring Is approach
ing ana for and beautiful styles OF goods
for gentlemen's wear made i'll the most artistic
fashion. call on q H. Heitkam No. IL North
Illinois street. Military work is executed prompts
". and in manner unsurpassed, at Heitkams
ieb9 diff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

We understand that the Butchers Asso-
citation of this city have made all their arrange
ments in the way of negotiation With New Y DIRK
Cleveland. Toledo. aud other cities with regard
to Geographic dispatches and other information,
and that the organization will be completed Al
the nert meeting IN the Mayors office, on Friday
night of this week Some of the mos, response
BILE of our butchers viii be on hand.