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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-25

FOCLTKf YARD.
Eggs intended for Matching early chief :
ems should never be chilled. Put the...
in a cool. dry cellsr or room, where n. :.
will not be too warm or too cold n s,,.
as laid.
New breeds can be cheaply introdac. :
BY procuring eggs. They can be saie.,
sent BY express, il. packed in some snii
elastic material. Guard again vermin
occasional fumigation Of their nests al.
roots.
Ducks should have tubs Of water 81.
piled, where ponds or streams ase !,
accessible.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
THIRTY-RIgHTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE
wAssrxeroS. March II.

WASHINGTON, March IL.
The House postponed Tor three weeks the
joint resdntion dropping The unemployed General
army officers.
Territorial business WIS taken Up. and the
Seutte bil enabling Nevada 10 form Constitu-
ton aud Sssie Government FOR admitting ner
iut0 tie Uuion wA= oas-ed without debate.
The Senate Colorado enabling bill then came
up.
Mr MaIlory proposed TO strike out the clause
prohibiting slavery IN iherrOpO-ed State The
question wss decided in ne negative. there being
Ohly IL vDles ia the affirmative The bill was
then passed
NJ kinney Of Utah made speech on terri
tor al at irs. particularly in relation TO Utah.
The entbug bills passed. by the House for
Nesadl, Colorado and Nebraska, require OF each
election Of delegates to the Convention which
shall submit the Consultation agreed upon to the
people tor ratification. TO be held on the second
Tuesday Ia October The Constitution shall be
republican and go. repugnant TO the Constitution
OF the United States an principles OF the De
claratio Vt Independence. Slavery has to be
prohibited therein by an ordinance forever, ire
vOcsbie without the consent OF Constitution
" hen the Constitution is ratified by the PEOPLE
the President is TO declare by proclamation the
admission of these States OH equal footing with
the original Sttte~. each entitled TO Que member
IN the House until the next appOrIionment and
two Senators after the passage OF the Till provid
Ing temporary government for the territory Of
M1ntano.
The House went into the Committee on the
bill aDproprating S1iO 600 for the public build
ings IN the several territories.
Mr. Kenuey argued in favor of admitting Utah
a State. reierrn. To the patriotism and verse
cution Of that territory Without action the
Couinttee rose and tie House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Mr., Davis resolution OF Inquiry as to the part
taken by Col. Hi.ginson in the Burns riot was,
on notion OF Mr Trumbull, LAID on the table
The bill or the summary punishment of minor
offenseS gainst The laws OF the United States
was called up by Mr Trumbull. aud pissed
The debate the amendment to the Metro
Dolitan Railroad bill OF the Di-ric, Of Columbia.
offered by Mr. Sumner yesterday. was debated
by Me>srs Johnson, Doolittle and 5 ,ulSbury. in
opposition, aud by Messrs. Sumner aud Morrill,
in favor Oi IT,
The amendment then adopted-yeas l9,
nav. II
Messrs Dooltile. Harris, Lane of Indiana,
Johnson. Sherman. Ten Eyck. Trumbull and
Vanwinke were among the Senators who voted
in tile negative.
The amendment provides against the exclusion
of cOlored persons from cars.
petition of 400 laboring men OF New York,
against the extension OF Goodyear's patent. was
presented.
Me- Grimes submitted the draft OF 4 proposed
new rule of the Senate, that all Executive nomi-
nations shall be decided 10y the Senate in open
session
The till defining the pay and emOluments OF
ChapainS. alter being amended so as to allow
them pay when absent on leave or from disability
or in prison was passed.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
new YORK Market.

INV YoRx. March IL.
Flour dull and Sc lower at s. 1907 Is for
extra Round hoop Ohio; Sc % for trade brands
closing quiet.
Whisky less active and scarcely SO firm; sales
ut 91G9lc for State and vi y for Western.
Wheat dull and TO 2: lower. nominal quota
lions are 81 6O0l 63, Tor Chicago Spring and
Milwaukee club, and 81 64@Sl 6s for Winter
Red Western.
Corn very quiet; Shipping mixed Western held
at 81 81. buyers offer 81 80.
Pork quiet and prices favor buyers.
Beet less active but firm.
Lard dull. heavy aud lover: sales at 1873 q
1899.
Butter firm at 2s@32c for Ohio and 3s@47
for State
Cheese steady at l5@ loc.
Money active and easy.
Sterling dull and irregular. closing ut SlI5s44
Gold frmer, opening 1T 6n1a and advancing TO
GO and closing quiet and IN At 6l1s@62c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
HaGANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

This Is the most ssushifa az extraordinary srtieis
ever discovered Il ehsasss The IN 6arns fsos and
hands TO PeAiiy ssna texture sf rss.bug bssuty i'm
par,ingths rAbls purity o. yoah. sd the disf.grs
appearance .uvitng u tas ely belle q fashisn IL
removes tan freekies 7inpl-s sd reushssss q TIE
skin. lesvns ths e7nPlexOa fre.A. transparent ara
smooth Il e3uia1s 70 ;sr.al igsaEoss 10 tss skin
Psi-oaIes BY Actresses saa Ogsra snssrs IL. Via,
every lady sbond hsv--
sold seeTyv bere.
p pared b. ". J.. HAGAS. Trey, w
Address all orders 20
DExAs $. BARNES A Co. View rors.
fsh5-tsu,-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
From Cairo.

CaIRo. March The steamer Liberty. from
Memphis. With dates to the evening OF the 18th,
arrived to dsy
The Bulletin saws cotton has declined under
heavy receipts
The steamer Platte Valley passed here to day
with 60'i bales OF cotton
The llth Missouri Cavalry. veteran recruits
and the sth and l2th Iowa veterans. arrived to-
day. en- route home.
The 50 Indiana lef; for home ~ DIV.
Obion county. Tennessee, cast over 600 votes
al the recent election.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

EAmong the sales of real estate made by
Spann and Smith. Commercial Brokers' between
the lst and 18th OF March. are the following.
showing that the trade this spring is opening
lively
l. G Schurmau to John d. Peterson, 10 acres
-, miles southeast OF the CITY, $50
, Jacob ) Walker to Isaac Pittison, house
ami tour acres in Hendersons addition. $40
]. Rand 4 Hall to Edward McL,l;n. lots
and in Burton's subdivision. square III. brakes
addition. $5S5.
I. John New to Mrs II NJ Hunt. lot No.
9. I'm square 81. IS o67 so
5 Robert II King TO Joseph A Moore, lot
No. - in out block No. III. 81 $50
8 ID. & s Belly mer Gilbert Van Camp.
lots I and , in Burton's subdivision in square
~. Drakes addition. <5l, 81
: Riley Dixon 70 W. : Hubbard. los Is and
IL. ont LOT lUl. S4l6
5. Edward Pearson 20 AIR. Hoss. lot ID. out
lot lss. 81 $50
. DF. ) Behvmer TO 5. W Scho6eld lot
No. 3. IN Burtoa's subdivision. Drakes addition.
Slss ~
10 j. \ BeAle to wm Frazier. lot No As
in out lot 1859. 81 600
ii Emma Drake TO Joel L Bond. part OF
southwest part out lot No 81. 81.
IL q " Maxheld and Others To John Schos-
newann. - ~ loo acres miles south OF the
city. s.. 1872 64
l3 Same 10 NJ 4 Il Dougherty % IS 100
acres miles south OF the city. 81 $40 -
~. SAae u A " Hannah. 81 - 100 acres,
3 miles south of The city 81 s33 "a
- Morgan s. Co. TO T.. W Miller. loi No.
in cut lot No ", - s5a.
Is ID Il Morris to Phillip B Swing. 81 feet
of square 20. 5-365
~. George r. Greer and wife 20 e. W. Max
field, 81 teei of square sc. - 800
Is ID 3. Fatout To Henry Virgins, lots Nos.
III and II in Fafout's subdivision, containing :
acres, 81. 40
10 Same 10 Christopher Gumpf lots Nos 6
and 3. same subdivision. continuing acres.
- 900
20 Same % c. F. Leniz. lots ]. ,. ;, same sub
division. 3 - 100 acres, - 600 80
q. Same 20 John McC~tifey. lot No Ia. same
subdivision. ; : 100. 81 .Oib =
- Same 10 II II. Lausenberg, lot No l3.
same Subdivision. 1 acres. ScUU.
% Same TO J Veaable. lots Nos aud 8
acres. 81 963 So
~ r. Preston 20 Mrs Foss. part OF lot No. 10
IN out lot No iUs 81 100
- r. Eajen 10 i. Miller. - ieet of
los So- ]. Shapes subdivision. square 81
$500
q. Same to Jer McChcney. feet of lot No
L. 10 Shapes subdivision. in square 81,
a. A. R N,l.er 70 j. M Kitchen. 10 lee, of
LOT No !. Shapes subdivision. square 81
y Mn Fleming 10 Ellen L Copeland. oar, o
1ef No - square 30. - $500.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
THE PRESENTATION
Gnfltmen OF the FeHian brotherhood.

Miss Margaret Carney. 4 beautiful and accom-
plIshed Young lady. forward under the folds
OF the has and s,id:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
southern News.

New YonK. March II The Virginia Senate
has resolved to- ak Congress 10 place three fed
eral soldiers AZ hard LABOR. one with ball and
chain on nuhc streets in retail ,tion Tor the sen.
tence Of Gen Butler Messrs. Balm. Hodges and
Wins field Il Norfolk
The General Assembly has issued an address
10 the people of Virginia stating that submission
70 the enemy. who has exhausted every iufamv.
is not endur,ble even in thought. aud urging the
20 the renewed effart for victory.
The story Of the Fitzpatrick raid is told anew
as an incentive 20 exertion One more resolute
effort saws the address. the day is ours The
address speaks of Dihgren n a fit associate in
infamy with Butler and host OF lesser criminals
who have dsgracel humanity
The Examiner. ct the Nth. REPORTS that the
Federals have retreared toward Knoxville. and
indications OF an early engagement in East Ten
neSsee have disappeared
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

81 900 REwarD The above reward will be
given 10 any person who Can furnish pre-crip-
ton for coughs, colds. whooping-coueh asthma,
and consumption. which j. eqail TO Dr.. Strick-
lands Meihhuous Cough Balsam This bal-am
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood aud night sweats One fty cent bottle
IL sufficient for any one to uy The worst cases
OF chronic cough. asthma, whooping cough end
primIry cases OF consumption are cured bv DR.
Suickland's Mellifuous Cough Bnsam. IL can
be had at any druggists IL i different from
any other cough medicine We have known in
,his country. II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Ii Ii Ti6
Best PREsEKyiNG PAINT in the
sesi ssasiRoAS PAINT i'm the world!
Best PAINT for FENCE POSTS in the
Best mo0FlNG pAINrin the world!
1T Is USED BY MORE THAN FIFfY DIFFERENT
tin, iron, zinc timber, carsills. c-beams, teDeps
morce and Tor painting bridge; the inside Of stock
TO prevent horses from eating the wooden lining
pits Of tender and inside toe preserve and pro-
tect hem; 10 onotve boilers before the tagging is put
on and in fact wherever paint i, required to preserve
any materi l. or for hard e instead of beau v there
this Paint Is the most valuable II ans ever known.
tF IL Used
By Farmers feeTs and Architecisto preserse any tim
Der buildings Of all kinds and r posts and
ss before they are laid on brick stone Foundations
Topreven dlmpne-s IN brick dwellings. plank should
be painted aud laid between the cellar wal and the upper
wall For Tin roofs or for painting shngie roofs this
Paints unsurpassed
Ia - USED
BY Government ol roofing their barracks and painting
the huiS OF thel eunnoatS ana universal favorite in
the NAVY Yards. the most valuable preserving and
wearing Cement Paint in the world
TITS USED
In New York Philadelphia, Boston. Chicago Cincinnati.
Louis aud in fact an over the West and pronounced
BY all after than years trial be wi hout
equal. having stood what other Paint did. The
saltwater test on irn tin and wood Tor years preserv-
lhS al lHattflhl .irltcNN-
sT ssAS WORKED
It. own way up; slowly. hut permanently. TO popular ia
vor and nd, The notice and enjoys the 81 the
most scientific Naval and Rt-oad zinc IS, well
the learn and practical mechanics 81 this count
Among the thou, 'udS who Using Paint we
uid re er 70 few ointment jud ,eS, whose names will
be Ound below:
DAVID MACY. President and superintendent, Peru
and indian tpOiS Railroad
ROBERT MEEK. superintendent; an Master Mechanic
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.
J ID. HASLbP. Master Mechanic, Befontane, Roll
road. indiana.
GEO CHURCH. letters enville z .ilroad Ind apois
JOHN CpNIOGUF. Superintendent Terre Haute, AL
ton and ST. Louis railroad.
small discount made 10 such whocsl ale agents as we
select
For sale by WI. S5tSkIT,
Sole AGENTS for indianapolis. Ind.
e.pf9s-d30-lfa~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

New YoRK. Mirch l. at half past two
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon terrific ex-
Dlosinn occurred Ia the cartridge msnufactorv of
G ID. Leei q Co. on VI nket street Sorine field
NJ Massachusetts, Forty persons. mostly females.
were employed IN the factory. OF whom seven
were so much injured bs The burning powder aud
the concus~iou OF the EXPLOSION that their recov-
erv i considered doubtiul One Young woman
from West SPRINGFIELD. who made her escape,
was rendered insane bv the shock The car
fridge factory WIS connected with the pistol man.
ulactory of Smith & Wesson.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
AGENCY.
AGENCY.
u. VI. SPECER Il CO.,
REAL ESTIlE AGENTS,
NOrvvOOd's Block,
No20 IL North Illinois Street,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,


NOR SATE--DESlRABLE RESlDENCES IN Tny
y north part OF the city. on Penns lvania Meridian
Illinois. delaware Al bam', tennessee ant Mississippi
streets and all the areu, eS
Also a large cf cheap aud very de -irsble
residences in he fhcra part city ranging from
500 10 S5OuOO in pre-.
We have some nall houses sell at oil prices on
small ymenis do~n and 10 < tim balence-better
and cheaper than rei,tin-.
For sale good terms. good business property. IN
Washington. Illinois, Meridian, Penns5 lv,nia ana Ten
AGO. he best and largest assortment al bui ing lots In
ali arts the city 10 se trade ON the best terms
aud at 20 Ii .ur.s
Aio a nAnibvr small and fine conn ~ seats. large
anG saa. tracts OF ards. impIoVe arm. lromJ leo
within i've mi the for sale or trade at
low h-u aId on good L rms
Al o, frs rate H. mill. c'ty-a money max
in in>-itutioE Al-o, a number Of h,ar anc mills,
lear The city, f"r sale trade.
Al o. tets and boarding houses in the city; country
taverns and own rnperiy, hear the cts: merchandis
horses wagons and various oSr i If personal prop
eTfv. for >ai~ trade.
W have atrge number Of bGild lots in the city,
large anionfof lind. country property various local
iiies ami m rchauh. ard big Pile o money TO e
for improved } properly.
N0TlcE Parties hyHg properly Of any kind 10 sell,
per> wanting bl, trade for property. investors,
specu traders and the resi- 81 m ind, invited
10 call this 4. No. Office before BUYING, sell NJ or
trading. md promote heir interest thereby.
mai9 d3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Published for The benefit and as MISUNDERSTANDING
MIS- and oters WHO -ufer n % Nervous Debility Pre-
nature Decay Of Manhood &C., suPplyirg 81 the s.ns
tine the means OF ssf-ea-. By one whs ba crfec I'm
b. inclos az p,st paid addressed envelope, snsis
coples may be hal Of the AUTHOR .
SATHANfkL MAYFAIR. Esq-,
tebs-d3-- BEDFORD. Kings Co., y Z.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
AT TzIEsEkYs-,
cincinnati 'Enrket-

CINCINNATI. March-l7.
Flour dull and prices irregular
Wheit without essential chinse. but little
Offered and the demand quite light The city
millers do not offer over 81 25 for prime red.
There being good demand for shelied corr
from the Government contractors and the supply
being light, il advanced to zoe in elevators, bu'
ear is dull at s5c.
Oats 7Sc t
Rive dull and declined to 81 %.
Whisky quiet at sc.
Prices of lard are nomnally unchanged.
Groceries firm
Cloverseed nj 81 10.
Gold at $50 59I9c prem.
Silver at 4995lc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
From the Army ofthe PotOma c

HEADoU sRrERs ARMY or TIE PoIcMAc. March
l. The Sd Corps was reviewed Yesterday bv
Gen French IL j. the largest Corps in the army.
and presented tine spectacle
Some prisoners Who escaped from Richmond
came into our lines Yesterday
IL is reported that Gen Custer has been thrown
from bis horse aud injured. but to wha, extent is
unknown
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

As the procession moved through the principal
streets, according to the programme, many ladies
waved tneIn welcome and many residences were
decorated in their honor. Preceded by Il Inns
band. their march was ovation. Beauts and
chivalry were the accomplishments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
from New York

New York. M'rch 1.-THE Commercial :
W >hiugton special SAYS:
The Military Committee of the Senate hpve
refused re recommend for promotion Lieut. Col
) inierSon 80 the commaud of the 18th Regular;
becau-e OF proof OF his cowardice at Chicka
manga.
A report. which has attained some currency
thar our forces at \ 100 Cry have been eaplure'
by rehels !, doubtless untuundei. both Union ant
rebel acrounts tr4m there beii. of a later date
than The alleged capture. while neither men
tons a.
The message OF Gov. Brown. of Georgia say
the late action cot Cong e. h's >hi ken TIE conf-
deuce OF the people H. thei' Justice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
From PhiiadcIphia

PHuLADELPHIA. March 1.-The Bulletin has
the following
CISclxNAri. March IA srecial dispatch
from Cnarle>town. West Virginia. dated 18th
reports that rebel force 1900 strong was within
- miles of Guyandoite. and threatening Bar
louisville
strong force has been sent out 10 intercept,
them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

l. 3 5 PER CT Treasury NoTEs AT PAR
Persons wishing To exchange greeubacks or Mt
tional currency for one year L. 5. Treasury
notes. nc par and accrued interest, (only Id days.
can be accommodated for the next few days at
the fret National Bank of Indianapolis The
notes are Mt all times legal tender for their
face. the same greenbacks, aud besides draw
per cent. interest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

The following is from the Manager Of the Union Home
School for the Children Of Volunteers:
HAvExErER MANSION. Fury -SxvrSrz srarKr.l
SEw York. Aagust2. lS63.
''Da DRAKr; Your wonderful Plantation Bfters have
been g~en 10 some If little children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs. with most happy effect One
little girl in partic lar with psns her head loss Of
appt ite, and daily wasting consumption on whom all
medca ski had been exhausted has been entirely re-
stored We commenced Sith but teaspooufui Of Bit
tiers DAY. Der appetite su1 strength rapidly Increased
aud she Is Low we'll
Respectfully, MRS. o. II DEvoE"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

Business PROPERTY AT AUCTION Wiley <
Martin. real estate auctioneers. sell on Monday
next. q y feet of ground fronting on Kentucky
avenue. nearly adjoining McOu.t's block. one
half square south OF Washington street. two
story frame house on the same For terms, &c,
see advertisement in anothe. column.
marl4 dot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

WASHINGTON. March l1.-Advices from Gen.
Butler Indicate that he will be able to continue
the exchange of prisoners.
Gen Wallace takes command OF the Middle
Department on Saturday Col. Don Patt re-
mains Chief OF Stiff.
Anaverage ot ~ refugees arrive daily at Bal
timore from the South There were 80 yester-
day direc' from Richmond.
The u 5 steiner ,rrie, VI ,rn arrived ut the
Navy Yard this morning from Fortress Monroe
bringing up Admiral ,hlgren returning from an
unsuccessful attempt to procure the body OF his
son
The Justices and officers Of the Supreme Court
called on Chief Justice fancy to-day and paid
their respects, this being hi- o7ih birth day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
PROPOSALS.
CON VICT LABOR.
FORTF CDDPERS TO LET.

CSEAIED PROPOSALS Will. BE IlTcEIvED ON THE
> ri Monday in April by tie undersigned. at the
Office Of the Indiana Prison in Michigan Cry, for the Ia
Dor o.: forty good CooprS fee The term q" two or more
be k. IN the prison walls There i a
good WORK shop large enoug Tor 100 men. with all the
necessary nv.niences The location Is good for
bus and ho poles are abuf ant and can
be procured favorable Il de lied the labor Of
the cOnvcts NAV be used for any sher mechanical pur
pose. andsteam power can be had for proPelng ma
chinery.
No lids for lea, than zoe per tay viii be received.
By order Of the Board Of Control.
r1ch4 div fHpS WOOD. Warden.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

DrssoLurfos OF CoPARrSERsB part
nership OF Rei,z q Ballweg of the Commercial
Hotel. is dissolved by mutual consent The bu
siness OF the Hotel will be conducted by F. A
Reitz.
All persons having claims against the firm will
present them TO f. A. Reitz tor settlement
+ BALLwEG,
+. y REiTz.
indianapolis, March 10, 1861.
marl6-d3 F- rsF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

sX-Eisit the Polopticomorana at Masonic
Hall II win be op-nei on Monday evening
March 2lst. Go and see this great work OF art
IL there j. ANYTHING in name. this will certainly
draw crowded houses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

FoR SALE-Land suitable for for gardening. ,
miles south OF town ~ acres: will sell 10 acres.
WALKER < MoKERNAN.
Real Estate and L. 5 Claim Agents,
mh9 Il No : West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18
COM M z RCiAL.
indianapolis Chamber of Commeree


President--T. B EtLrorr. A
Vice Presidents-W A BRADsHAw, JOSH ".
LORD and b V NoEI
Directnrs-JoHS CARLISLE. L W. HassELNAS.
j " MusPHY. r Il ALvoRD. L HILLs. JOHN
FlsHBAck. FRkD p RUsca. l. MANsUR, A. d
WooD and J d PsrrisoN.
Secrelary-J BARNARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

WANDA good trusty 10 engage in
bell porting. Good wages will be given Apply
at the bell porting room Of Stephen Smith at
DOcd 4 Cos book aud job printing office
mchlo-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

wLADIESi LADIES, LADIES, DON'T
fail To read the advertisement IN this paper. heades
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES d. Cheesna1. Of View
York. has the last hry year. o. his praetes
Female Complaints. His Pills ike charm. They
are reliable and safe nor9-dsm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

rg- The fines, white ish aud all other articles
In the grocery line may be obtained Of W X
Hogshiere 4 Co, No. % West Washington
street Call upon Hogshue / Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

- = Send " twenty four dozen Of your
Plantation Bitters the poT ulaTt Il which are ia ly
increasing with the guests OF our hou.e-
SYKES, CHADWICK a CO..
Proprietors Of Willard Hotel. Washington, ID. G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

- Ihsve been a great sufferer from Dyspep
81 sno had 70 Abandon preaching. Th
utilization Bitters have cured me.
-" .-----= REV. J. : CATHORN
Rochester, y. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

MracHAxr Tauozrss --spins i approach
ing. ana Tor new aud beautiful styles OF goods
tor senslem<n's wess. made IN The most Arts y
l--hson. cali os @ II Heikam. No. u Norh
Illinois street Military roik : execu,ed prompt
". and In 4 manner unsurpassed, at Heitkams
fel,9 du II e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

"a" have given he Plantation Bi;ters 20 hun
dreds of disabled soldiers with the astonishing
effect. G. W. d. ANDREWS
Superintendent Soldiers' Home Cincinnati o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

-NseoSrc Norfcs There viii be a special
neeting OF indianapolis Chapter No. D. this
(Friday evenips a 7o'cleyk. 3 c1
CBAs FIsHER. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-18

EARLY CLOSING Anxious TO give our young
men tine for Improvement. we will continue TO
close az 8 o'clock L VI. during the
" / Ii GLENN,
febl2d6n Propretor- New York Store.