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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-26

5iGitsry pawtr sholll rot lie aliawe1 20 MS
fore viii tho relations Of a":vi.rde. @!:ac: by
supporting or irap.i:i.:r :;.e authority OF il~
ma"ter, except i.r Expressing disorder sa IN
other cHses. S:,rves ccnir.hard uil4r tae a1l
of Congress-. saetiHe mj!iisry protection, should
receive il TIE right OF !hc Government 70
Eppr priata psrna, er:ly 10 It's 'nwn ".r"icr
clai.as nf slave la5rr, silould be &Gecrted. aii
The rig;.a oi tho owner to co@'!nuaG ior therefor
shout, be recognized. 1hi, N.iorials might b"
ext.r&elrro. G:u,lnds o mil a!y necessity ami
security 10 sl the .!avcH :Sit:!ii sF.rticniHi STATE
working manumissio1 l., such Sina: and in .hJS
Missouri, perhaps in Western Virginia asa &id
possibly. 'rnm in Maryland the s3yrdic,"y a
suct e measure is ouI? !. Question ii tmo. =
system o. pn';cv ,hu' rc:,: ;;uticanl anj On,
5arTgiivt, apl rerys':e,i i'y the /, ,iiasncas CO
Christianity and fr"' den, would r2;>.: sG gnp'
pot Of almost IL truly loynl r,en, wonld uesps
impress the rcEe! nessca ard 81! foreign raiions
and, it might ho huo,bly hcp"i. ,ha; il wond
commend itself 10 ,:ie fsTcr rf 'ht i mighty -
Unless tGu principles governing tie t,l'ur'
conduct Of cur struggle rLsil h. n!Hie know
aud approved, ths .;tGria t1 nA'Gin ql:si.'
forces will lie almost hopeless. 4 declaration o;
radical v;ews, especially upan s'avery, viii ~
pidly disintesrste our preseu: armies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
COMM ERclAL.
HIn an Ciat.
IspIAxArolrs. Saiurii

ISpIAxAPolfs. SATURDAY. April 10.
This his been q remarkable week in the hnsn-
cial worlj-gold reaching the highest price ever
known in this country. IL has receded. however.
and the week cl'ses With the buying price here al
s. Tor gold and s. for silver We see that Con
gress is engaged IN devisiDg some plan TO prevent
speculation in the precious metals; but it will be
found a ficult. IL not impossible thing. to &C
complish Gold Is the standard Of value in AL
civilized nations. and sill continue SO in this
country in defiance of all legislation.
The rage for specializing in gold is an evil.
out 80 Is the rage tor Specializing in real estate
and comO;tities Ii must run is course.
Orders on Washington are not much IN demsnd
here nov. aud would probably not bring over 20
There is an ample supply of exchange on
the market, which i taken at par by the banks.
aud sold at low rate by them-not over u
premium
The Secretary Of the Treasury has authorized
the First National Bank 10 allow subscribers to
the lO 40 loan to order bonds with the interest
TO date from the first OF last March, the subscri-
Der 10 pay the back interest if be wishes. in cur
rency, adding 80 per cent 10 the amount for
premium As the interest Is payable in gold the
hrst OF next September il looks like Mr. Chase
expected that 30 per cent. premium would le
about the price of gold a that time. We shall
see.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
from san Franchise.

SAN Francisco April ID 1t is ascertained
that the schooner Potter whic.. sailed in ballast
for Colorado River. Sunday. clandesiinelv took
n cargo (aiter clearing from the Custom Housed
of 1000 kegs blasting powder. 1t i believed
that the powder j. destined for Northern Mexico.
for mining purposes: but the authorities have
prohibited shipments of the article The mines
of Sonora would have to be closed. unless means
devised to introduce powder clandestinely.
A letter of April lst from La Passe on the
Colorado river, saws the Indians were killing the
people, sterling stock. and preventing miners
from working in Waller River Unless ener-
getic measures are taken little work will be done
this season
Gen. Wright urged them to send down one
hundred soldiers.
The Indians along the Colorado are vet peace
able and will probably remain so if the disturb
ance further Eist j. quieted snon
Its ofthe greatest import lnce to- have Iratabota
speedily brought back from the Atlantic States
"a he exercises predominant spirit over all the
Indians in this part of the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
>exS Ork Uaykel.

NEW YoRK. April 10.
Fionr for State and We tie n 50td40c lower;
s. 60d7 - for extra State. S. 00(Ge As Tor
Rnund-hoop Ohio. ard So 41@y IS tor trade
b ads; market cl' 6 NJ " Oh yers generally in
sis ng upon still Ia her material decline
VIII kv heavy. and 2d3: lower at 81 I5d
81 for State and Western, closing at Sl.l5@
SIG
Wheat. 3a5c lower; Sl.736l 76 ter Chicago
Spring: 81 T@l.e4 for Milwaukee Club. 81 81
a. 80 for Winter Red Western Corn, 2c Isw-
er at 81 2 IA for good to prime. Oats, 9 @
Vic Barley scarce and firm. Rye firm at 81 IS
@l.35
Coffee que. Sugar quiet: 10 for Cubs.
IL for Porto Rico, lslac for Havana Rio Coi-
fee quiet at As
Pork less active: S25.5o626 90 for mess,
S25625.50 for old. 500 75@27 NO for new mess.
$22d23 for old and prime, and $26.75
for prime mess.
Lard dull and lower at l3sI@l5c.
butter at 2o@32c for Quo, and 35(d40c for
State
Cheese ut l6l4 @I9c.
Money frmsr ut Z yer cent. Sterilg lower.
but steady at lSs@ls9 Gold irregular and un-
sertled; opening at III advancing to ~. de-
cnng 10 1913. advancing to 1874 and closing
quiet and steady at 723s@72la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
SEA

Mr. Hendricks offered "a resolution requesting
the Secretary of the Treasury to communicate
what regulations have been made for the issue OF
certificates TO be received in pay ment of customs
whether they are payable III coin or currency;
and il in the latter, what amounts have been
issued
he bill making grant OF lands TO aid in the
Construction OF railroads in Wisconsin was called
up and passed
Mr. Howard introduced "A resolution which wa
mo iltiei a follows and adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on the Conduct
OF the War he instructed to inquire into the truth
of the slaughter OF the troops al 70 I Pillow
whether it could have been reinforced, or evacu-
aten: and that said Committee report at as early
day possible.
Earliest speeches were made hy Messrs How
ard Wilson. johnson. Conness and Grimes in
i,vOr of str CT measures OF retaliation-man for
man. or two for one
Mr. Wilson stated that the Secretary of War
had this morning received "A dispatch from Gen
Sherman placing the number OF men massacred
at 800
The Senate then took up the bill to provide
for the collection of direct taxes in the insur-
rectipnsry districts. reported by Dir. Harris
from the judiciary Committee.
The amendments of the Committee were greed
to The bill was here laid over. and the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of the Guild BILL
Mr. COllamer addressed the Senate upon h s
motion To strike out the words "loreign ex-
change"
Mr.. Collaner's amendment was rejected-yeas
ID nays "a.
An amendment was adopted m ,king uniform
fine OF s 00O. instead of from ST. 900 to slO. 900
heretofore.
After some further debate the bill passed-23
yeas to IL nays.
Mr.. Harding called up the bill relating to do
mating claim ior,ig coin. The bill passed
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
from Fortress. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. April ID The steamers
New York aud Express have arrived with 500
sick aud wounded.
A Port Royal paper Of the 18th reports the
capture of the side wheel blockade runner ALI
ance, on the 18th. near Deiushie Island in the
Savannah River, where she run aground. All
but six Of her crew were taken prisoners
The Alliance from Nassau with cargo
of assorted stores for the rebel government, val
ued at SIS 900
The Savannah Republican of the 18th states
thar the Yankee prisoners at Andersonville, Ga,
are dying at the rate of twenty to twenty-five a
day.
Nassau papers of The 9Th state that Mobile, Sa-
vsnnah Charleston and Wilmington are less
rightly blockadei than
The papers also say that steamers are fast
coming in with supplies for the rebels
4 Favma>ter arrived at Port ROYAL the 9Th
inst with 81 900 ,OO0 to pay all the troops in that
department.
fire broke out on Folly Island the sth, de-
str0ying large amount OF Quartermaster stores.
The Government loss is $3.50 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

KNOXVILLE. April l6-A mass meeting WAS
held in front of the Court House to day. Reso
lutions were offered by Ptrson Broxnlow favor
Ing emancipation. Recommending the convention
and requesting Gov. Andy johnson to call the
same al the earlies, practicable period. and en-
dorsing the administration and war policy oil
President Lincoln. Unanimously carried.
Gov. Johnson made q powerful and telling
speech. rtbaking. in severe terms, Copper head.
OF the late convention.
The celebrated guerrilla REYNOLDS and his com
N and were surpri Q BY sm force of cur cav
AIRY. Ten were killed and Reynolds. With fl
te otl . were captured. With horses equipment.
aud arms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA. April l6 All quiet at the fort
no mango ~ the situation.
A rebe, Lieutenant aud % nou-commissioned
officers and prvates came into our lines last
night They report that Hardces corps has been
ordered away tlum d alton. and several trains lett
before they came away. 1t believed in the
rrbeI camps that Hardee's corps were going to
Virginia
A ire broke out in the brick block adjoining
the military prison here this forenoon. Three
buildings Jointly occupied bv the q iarter m ,ster ;
aud Provost Marshal's Departments and the Sani-
tmy Commission. were destroyed. The Jail. in
which rehel prisoners are confined, Was saved
with dftO ulty. None OF the prisoners escaped.
NJ Government property was destroyed. Loss
on the buildings S20O0O
VI -lor Gen. Newton goes tn Cleveland to NOR
row TO take command OF the 81 Division, 4th
Corps, formerly Sherdans
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
cincinnati MARKET.

CIScISSArI. April 10.
Flour at S. 50@6.75, which is above the
views OF buyers; So Vas the best offer made
Wheat declined to 81 80 tor red and 81 As for
white. Corn declined TO Si@l 05 Oats de
cline'l to e3c Rye scarce and firm At 81 50.
Whisky dull: small sales at 81 80.
Provisions unchanged; 10000 pounds bulk
shoulders s"ld at lOl. @lOia; the latter rate for
heavy; 5000 pounds clear bacon sides loose at
$l3
sold at he
Groceries steady. Coffee unchanged at 45lsa
46c. Sugar. l71s a l9c; refined. 251ac. Molas-
ses. 81 90
Cluverseed declined TO 95
Gold dull at zoe. and silver at 5s(d60c prem.
Exchange sc tree and firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
from Cairo.

CAIRO. April 10 The steamer Swallow. from
Paducah AT O'Clock last night. reports all quiet
no fighting having occurred up to the time she
left
The 81. 9Th and c,h Kentucky rebel regiments
are ov,rrunuing Western Kentucky with mpu-
nijv
The inhabitants OF Metropolis are in a con-
slant suspense. not knowing NJ what hour they
may be attacked Everybody has slept ia their
clothes the past two nights ready to defend
themselves or decamp. circumstances NAV re-
quire
Gunboats are constantly ps'rolling the river
and have taken every precaut0n 10 prevent the
rebels crossing. by destroying all sklffs and sink
ing all other craft that could be used for thai
purpose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
from FORTRESS. Mouroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE. April l5-An expedition
under cummani OF Gen Graham, consisting OF
the army guubpatS. the 9Th New Jersey 23d and
18th Massachusetts and 18th regiments, and two
sections ot artillery under Capt Easterly. lett
here ON " ednesiay night last aud landed at diff
ferent points. They concentrated at Smith6eld,
Va. on THURSDAY evening. and routed the enemv.
capturing one officer and i've Driva;es, all wound
ell: also. several horses aud carriages some arms
and commiSssry stores. rebel mail and one
piece of artillery. formerly taken from the gun
boat Smith Biggs. were also captured Fifty
coutrabsnds were also brought of Our loss was
one missing and Eve slightly wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

Auction SALE OF Lors TO-DAY.-We call
special attention 10 the sale OF fine building iOts
To be made this afternoon AT o'clock. on the
premises. two squares from the Odd Fellows
Hall. These lots a subdivision of the
grounds heretofore knosn the Hanna Pro
perty." and very desirable for building purpO-
ses. or an Investment. Most OF the lots are high
abnve the grade; and within few m.nu'es
walk OF Washington street. are very eligible for
residence sites Two OF the lots front 4l6 feet
along the railroad. which makes them very desir-
able for warehouse or manufacturing purposes.
Full particulars can be had OF Wiley 4 Martin,
Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

LOUISVILLE. April l7.-On Thursday Colonel
Gallup falling back to get an advantageous posi-
ton, attacked one thousand rebels. killing and
wounding twenty five. including a rebel Colonel.
They also captured fifty rebels, one hundred
horses and two hundred saddles, near Salyers-
vile
rebel advance ran into Colonel True's ad
vance. which was going from West Liberty to
Sallyersvile captured six rebels and pressed for
wari to join Gallup.
Forty citizens Of Bonneville whipped Grays
guerIllas, numbering seventy FIVE. They report
no rebels in Perry or Brest Hill counties
WhiteSburg. in Leteber county. WAS evacuated
by the rebel forces. Jack NAV. their Colonel.
recalled them TO reinforce the rebel Colonel
Edwards, near Piketon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

sE-We understand taat the prince Of landlords
Henry Buehrig. formerly OF the Farmers Hotel
has purchased the Waverly House at Wavery,
on the Bluff Road. and fued it up as place of
resort. Ii j. just seventeen miles from the city.
delightful drive over one Of the best pixies. and
through some Of the most beautiful country
scenery ia central Indiana. 1t will be great
resort for fishing parties visiting the Bluffs. and
already the followers Of Walton preparing
their lines for their spring and summer excur-
sons. Beuhrig will run boat daily during the
season. from the landing at White River Bridge
TO his hotel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

NV York. April 1.-THE Richmond Ex
aminer has a rumor that Burnside was landing at
Newport News.
The Examiner places the strength Of Grants
army at "A 600 infantry, and says 30 900 rem
forcements will be the extent OF his present re
sources
The Herald's special despatch from Washing
ton saws:
The President has commuted the sentence of
James Williams. sentenced TO be hung at Kansas
City for taking up arms a guerilla. having
taken the oath OF allegiance, to hard labor tor
FIVE years in the P.nitentiary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

NV YoRK. April I6-S,les of gold cer,i6-
Gates 80 far is about 81 .OpO.0OO 1t said ih.,
they are reaching their limit aud resumption Of
gold duties must soon take place.
The total exports Of specie lO.day was ss5s..
57e..
The sale Of gold certi6catesis stopped by order
OF the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Subscriptions to the 10 40 loan at the First Ma
tional Bank to-day was Sl30.OOO
Receipts at the Custom House TO-DAY "a.
81 .0l2 .UOO OF which se6s 900 we're gold certif-
Gates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

81 900 REWARD The above reward will be
given TO any person who Can furnish prescrip-
ton Tor coughs, colds whoopine-cough, asthma,
and consumption which i equal to DR.. Sirick-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This bal>am
will cure the above complaints. also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One fitv cent bottle
Is sufficient for any one to try. The worst cases
Of chronic cough. asthma, whooping cough and
primary cases of consumption cured bv DR.
Strickland's Melltuous Cough Balsam 1t can
be had at anv druggists. 1t j. different from
any other cough medicine we have known in
this country. e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
"A Il "A L G II L O ~
D E L z ELL & JON ES,
uE. ESTATE axoxEus.

7 TWO O'CLOCK on MONDAY, APRIL IL, 1864,
will sell at Auction he premises. that I'm. ~
built suburban Co tage Residence the CT
Western and Forest Home Avenues. helg opposite the
residence OF Gen Thomas A. Morris the east and that
of Ovid Butler. Esq, the north The house contains
rooms hall, porch and stairways, and
ac-mented cellar. The outside cOnvenences are well
cisfern sink. stable, carriage house and wood house
The hOu is grained and pspe ed and has ardro bes
cupbosrds a presses IN nearly all the II is
OF he best arranged and most convenient residences in
Ind annapolis or It's vsiIiiy.
The lot which the rouse stands embraces
Of ground aud i covered with grape fruit trees,
fruit bearing bushes a. vines, and fine shrubhely
At the time of the sac If the above described
prop will be offered ground, immediate V
south OF auc adjoining II. feicei and set fruit rees
TERMS-tlne- fourth OF the purchas- money cash in
hand and the balance three equal pay ments
through xix twels. aud ghtern months respectively
Title good sale positive.
For further particulars inquire Of William worman
the premises, DtLZk l. 4 JONES,
apr9 dtt-SWS&M B. East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

TBE DrxocRsrIo CESrsAL CoxNirrIE-For
Marion Couhty-sre requested 70 meet az Mill
tary Hall IN indianapolis. on Saturday the 23d
inst. The object OF the meeting is 10 hI the
time 70 hold a County Convention to select Del
egaies TO the State Convention. and to namin,te
candidates. for the Legislature. aud such other
officers are To be filed at the next election
v. HAYDEN,
April le-6t Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

n The review Of the city regiment on Situr.
day last. on University Square. by His Excellency
CIV Morton. WAS decided success About
Tour hundred armed and equipped IS the as di-
reefs. turned out under the command OF Lieut..
Col X bins in-Col Rugg absent Our brave
citizen sOlhiery acquitted themselves like veter
ans ia their various technical and tactical evolu-
TINS. No doubt. if they pre- ever called upon TO
shoot. each will pull a trigger We under
stand that His Exceiencv. after what he bad
seen, expressed himself satisfied and rode of on
the outside Of horse. accompanied by his staff.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

AT JoNEs. VISStDGE Co 's-Lades can fit
themselves out ia any style they NAV want
misses and children's shoes, in dozen new
styles.
Gentlemen can have the satisfaction of select
Ing any kind of boot or shoe they want. BOYS
and youths boots and shoes in any and almost
all styles.
General shoe customers need 60 no further
than this establishment for good work and all the
possible styles ana kinds. and at prices the lowest
III the market apl4 Ct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

REvIEv If the weather permits. the entire
furce abou; the city rill be or parade tod y,
under command OF General Darlington. Gov.
Morton ~ill review the division At 3 o'clock. on
the large field south Of the Soldiers Home, on
West street.
The force will include nine batfalions of cav
airy and brigade of the Veteran Reserve
Corps.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

sE- One hundred and fifty mechanics. bridge
builders and railrosders arrived in the city yes
terday. on the way to Nashville They are go
ing 10 repair Southern railroads Tor the Govern
ment Beyond Nashville. their immediate desti
nation will be Chattanooga. They put up last
night at the Palmer House. of which John Busy
is the accomplished proprietor They will leave
to day. by the Jacksonville Railroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. April l6 The Baltimore AMER
car OF last evening saws:
We learn that the medical authorities in this
department have been directed % make prepars-
lions FIR the reception. 1t the General Hospital
vest Baltimore street Of from i've 10 seven hun.
dred OF The released Union prisoners from Rich
mond. They may be expected here To day or to-
morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

~ Capt 10. Livsey. a young man--one OF
the most popular and respected in the city-who
went into the early in its commencement. -
now Assistant Adjutsnt General on General
McGinniss staff Captain Livsey is now in this
city and his numerous friends proud and
happy TO see him and congratulate him on his
brave and patriotic career
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

TWe are glad to know that our young
friend, Jasper Feindy. il engaged AS sale-man
and travelling agent for Sawyer and S'arritt. No.
Is. South Meridian street. MIR. F. - an accom-
plished business man; and the house OF Sawyer
& Starret. in the wholesale and retail grocery
line is one of the foremost in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

tH-A grand concert will as our readers can
see bs an advertisement printed elsevh here in to-
day'- Sentinel) be given At Masonic Hall. on the
evening OF April 81. by the most accomplished
artisies. ladies and gentlemen The most bril-
h"nt pianist. the most brilliant vioinsf. and the
most brilliant hu'i<t, that has ever appeared be
fore metropolitan audience in lndsns. will pos
tively sppetr Without doubt. the cultivated
a"d fashionable Of our community will crowd the
hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

~ Mr. Joseph Butch the Ice King of lndi
annapolis and of all Indiana. informs us that he
has sixty hundred tons of the sodihed and beau
t'fulv transparent article put away for warm
weather use He will retail il in small or large
onsntities His advertisement, in this regard will
appear in the Sentinel in u dav or two.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

r. Read the list OF Real Estate for sale by
Walker. Mckernan 4 Goldsberry in another COL
umn. ltwoud be we'll for those who desire to
purchase property. to examine the list. and il
they should find nothing there TO meet their
wants. TO call the firm at their office. as their
ability TO furnish property suited to the desire of
every purchaser L. unquestioned idiot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

az SOLDIER -WE THINK d

And by all respectable dealers in medic ne.
M Cd ~ m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

Peace be unto you. ard length Of day. TIE medicine
tBraudreih'- Pills n~rc< To- Arrsel. both In
pestenc and sckness;he little orbs rich
with the wine Of health; let the this golden
circle, that be may know wounded with n. suo-s
Of disea., bot healed Nay hs grow IN the
shine. and. dispensing blessings. be most blss-.e-
ACHxET HALLiLLA.
The above. accompanied sy q RINK. ~ss delivered 10
by distinguished member 81 Congress his return
from Jerusalem. B. BaANDRETH.
BRANDRsTH's PILLS sold I. Is cent. per boz.
developed in fun directions. Purchase ny
PRIVATE GOVERNMENT STAMP Is on the box See
upOHii d. BRASDRkTH, IN white letters
Principal otice BRANDRETH BUILDING, NEW
YORK.
For sale by
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

sB-The lst Corps Observation-Disclosures
long in process of formation and organization
here. is at last ordered off. Ii is supposed that
it will depart to-day. Ii numbers about five
hundred. At one time. it was said to number
more; but there have been some desertons.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-18

CLoAxs AND Straw Goops 1t will he seen nv
the advertisement OF Ivens & Co. that thew h.v.
added straw goods to their extensive and neauti
ful stock Of ladies' closks The same exquisite
taste slwavs displayed by this firm in selecting
their stocks heretofore. has been exhibited in
their new stock We ADVISE our lady friends
Who contemplate purchasing straw goods. to call
st Ivens Co. South Meridian street. before
making their selections