Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-03

commanding officer is iadicious care of the
lives of his men
~ Persons visiting the city during this week
will be glad to learn tina; the landlords of our
hotels have determined not 10 advance their
prices. The Bates House rate ia fixed Hs 81, 80
per day; Mason House $500 aud al the other
principal hotels at $3.50. Our establishments
have been put in splendid order to receive our
guests who will visit The latch string l.
out, come one come ali.
TT We understand that the Board Of Mans
gers OF the State Fair have cleared from the
grounds all booths and other erectons for the
purpose OF retAiiing ardent spirits, ale beer, &c.
Some persons had procured licences, and had
come ~ an understanding about the matter, aud
had paid their money. but Yesterday. Sunday.
their places of projected and lucrative business
were remOrselessly demolished.
sK-T The committees who we're appointed 10
collect funds in the different wards prior 10 the
draft, also the committees who we're collecting
after the draft. are requested 70 met az the Ia
bernacc on Friday evening next, October 4th,
10 make a full report of ali the funds COLLECTED
and the disposition made thereof, also the amount
promised but not paid in
tB The greatest circus that has hitherto rI,i-
ted the capitol OF Indiana is Robinson & Howes.
which will exhibii during tie cRire week north
of the State House, one square. The greatest
bare backed rider in the world, Mr. Jane, Rob
inson will appear daily aud nightly. His iests
are wonderful and DEFY ali eoInpafIsoa and chsl
lenge all competition.
FlHE.-On Saturday night las; Lev building
in progress Of erection by Nj. Fry. on North
Meridian street, was discovered on FIRE IL was
= framed structure, the cost vi which would have
been some Ave thoussud dollars " hen CO mpleted.
The locality of the confagration was so distant
that the steam engines could not possibly reach
there in time The house was Insured.
fEIt /. now sscertained that some recently
drafted men in indiana are dead; others are al
ready in the army; Others are in Canada; Others
are sick and physically exempt: others have de-
serted, swearing, loyalty, that they won't &C.
The consequence is that the wheel will soon be
turning again.
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tg We would respectfully Indicate 70 all our
friends from abroad who will visit Indiana polls
during the present week that they can obtain at
the Bates House Ssloon, the most choice of bev-
erages sad the most fragrant cigars. Mr.. A. J
Myers is the proprietor. aud Mr. Vim. Coburn
and Mr. Edward Whitney, two we'll known and
accomplished Young gentlemen assis, him.
kASKEE KITCHEN The ladies conAituting
the committee in this department Of the Santa
rs Fair. are requested 20 meet this morning at
the Fair Grounds for the purpose of dividing
their duties md perlecting the entire department.
Mrs s T. GILLErr Chairman.
~ The ST. Charles Saloon and Restaurant.
No $50 East Washington street will give /.
free lunch this morning from half past ten TO
half past eleven o'clock. This is new house
Go and see Is
tE The Indiana Museum is open this week,
dsy and night.
TT Yesterday volunteers. drafted men, sub
,titutes and conirsbands left the Union Depot IL
numbers for the South
The provost guard was kept very busy
yesterdsy-the Lords day doing duty sbou, the
streets OF Indianapolis.
* Professor Jukes, the gifted ard scienth
glass blower. can be seen a; the Indiana Nu
LEA meeting of the citizens OF the Eigth
and Ninth WHris will be held on Monday night,
October 81. ~ Wright's Hail to transact impor-
tsni business relative N the draft \ fnll stten
dance 10 requested
sE The Museum Will be visited b- every
stranger that wants 10 sec The caricsities. from
al quarters ~ the world
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