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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
HOME FOR INVALIpS.
ST. JOHNS HOME
L ~ v A L ID -

and give them the care Of a nurse, have induced
The Sisters OF Providence 10 open an lnirnAry, which
persons who hsv. ne regular home, and who, csnse-
qusntly, suner greatly st those times, from the want d
good care and Of proper seconmcdsiioD'- The need o.
Bessonies, whose duty oren calls him 70 the sick room,
seeing the good that An lnvslid's Home would do. has.
s %e' to eomnsscs one. and IL is at 4 bis REPEATED ,ug.
seshons that the Sisters make now an attempt, hoping
to benefit AL those whs may find themselves in the siius-
The intention Of the managers j, TO establish the
house On principles Of charity, ss well Is 81 bsnevolenee,
ard the basis upon which it is fousded will, when in sue
port. The invalids that have means, and Who will be-
long to the class OF sick boardsrs, will pay the price set
do-n per week, but this charge will be reduced in favor
OF those whose resources are limited; in this case, charges
win be proportional 10 the means Of each enc. Let 10
not be understood that the destitute will be excluded; TO
|. them specially will the hand Of mercy be extended, so
Tar Is the house will be able, 70 give them grstuitous
sdnittarce; il IS only to be added. that, on their behalf.
some assistance will be needed.
The fund arising from the receipts Of the sick board
ere, will, 1t is expected, in time. support the establish
ment; bat until then, IL is hoped that the citizens, view
ing 1t fsvorsbly and taking interest in il, will, for the
present, help towards IFS maintenance. Though il be-
gins on "smsll beginnings, the usual mode Of benevo-
lent institutions, yet considerable expense il required in
the start; a house had 10 be found, sufficient furniture
purch ssed, and every days living provided fer. To de-
fray the nrst expenditures, the Sisters had on hand ss5.
collected from 81. Johns congregation, on the occasion
Of q lecture given by Rev. Father Kilroy for the benefit
oftbis inhrm.ry, then in project; also SIS snd $50 do.
ntted by individual parties, making IL all $500; with
this sam the house was furnished with the indlspensa-
BILE requirements. Counting on the well known charita-
bic disposition Of the community AZ large, aims viii be
looked for; the gifts may be in groceries, goods, furni-
ture, market provisions--sl will be thankfully received,
and applied, In effect, 10 The service OF the reduced and
destitute invslids. for whom only the aims are solicited.
Twenty-Five dollars worth Of groceries was receive "a
soon a. the house was opened; the donor Is thanked for
her liberal benefsct.on snd ready will TO give her aid.
The building fitted mp for 81. Johns Nome Is on Foufs
Tennessee street, No. lao.
Price per week. during the winter s.ssos, FER sick
boardsrs, with the best accommodations sad, -.
lnvslids select their own physician.
tor semit;sncs apply 10 Sister Superior ST. Jean's
Home. Applications car also be made TO Rev. A. Bes-
soaies. SISTERS or PROVIDENCE
ecti0-dst&u3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Nrw YonK, Oct 30-The number of killed
by the ~. John disaster nov foot Up TO thirteen,
Mr. A~rchiboald. Of Montreal, Mrs.. and NJ. J.
Lyons. Adrian Ssarles, and w. s. Nerthrup, OF
Albany, having died during the night.
Most horrible robberies were committed during
the catastrophe, the dead body Of Mr.. Brooks
being robbed OF his watch and pocket book, and
Mr.. Searlss OF his watch. while crawling around
on the loor Of the cabin. Ii is thought the
walters on board were the thieves. one Of whom
has been arrested.
Mr.. B. B. Ho,ckkiss. manufactures OF Hotch
kiss shell, occupied 3 s:ate-room adjoining thosa
which were burst open By the force OF the steam
The hoor Of his room was covered BY boiling
water, and in stepping out Of bis berth his RICH,
foo, was badly scalded. He says the rupture in
the boiler did not sound like an explosion, but
re.embled the gushing oat Of an immense body
Of steam. He did not tbink at frat thai il was
an explosion. because there was no sharp report
His opinion is that The disaster was no, caused by
q heavy pressure Of steam, bat BY an imperfec
ton in the iron. This opinion is sustained By
the appearance Of the boiler. The fractured
piece turned over a. If nipped out and still re-
mains fast by one edge TO the boiler.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
Congressmsn Merrill and the Reve-
n~ue-Caleb Cu~shinx's Mission.

NV YoRK. Oct W-A special to the New
York Commercial. dated Washington, 30lb, says:
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, states Congress will
avail, the report Of The Special Committee who
are COW taking evidence in the working Of the
revenue system. before lsgislating upon the rs-
vision Of the tax laws. This will probably throw
the TeTeDus question over to the latter part Of
the session. as the Revenue Commissioners will
not be ready to report for q month after the
opening OF Congress.
Mr. Caleb Cushing's mission TO England is ON
bushes connected with our claims for damages
BY the privstesrs. He is preparing AZ elaborate
Argument spon the subject. and arranging the
numerous claims that are being sent into the
State Department. The President 10 fully deter
mined upon asserting our claims for redress.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

BY TrLSGsArs.

Cihcinnuti Market.
CIscIssAu, Oct. -.
Flsur unchanged ana quiet; the lower grades are
nominal and the higher grades held firmly Of 8 ooSV 20
for extra State: 5 ~ q o 90 for common 20 good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and = I5g IL
for trade brands, market closing quiet.
Wheat dull at , 90 for prime old red: new unchanged
at 1901 so.
Corn ia good demand; .hsiled soc; ear Is held At
4je.
Oats dali at SOC iu elevators.
Rye dull at 1Sc for prime new.
Barley unchanged and nominal.
Provisions dull.
Mess pork is offered At 80 20, and dull.
Bulk meats held at I8lSc for shoulders and sides'
and bacon al 1s&e. roc, and 23Lc for shoulders,
sides and clear sides.
Lard firm at CSC for prime new in terces ard roc in
kegs.
hogs active. and prices advanced TO l2k lsc on the
spot.
whiskey in good den ana at - Is.
Groceries dull.
Cotton steady at - for niddIing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
The rsniau senate.

Nav Yorr, Oct. 30.-The Members OF the
Penian Senate continued their session TO-DAY.
The proceedings are secret: but it is reported that
sgenis we're 10 be ssat to Ireland, al once. TO or
ganiIs the great revolution. which it ia believed
will take a practical shape IL a short time. 1t 10
also said that the Fenian: have received the en-
dors.l Of officials in this country, whose names
will lend not only inspiration TO the movement,
bat will be q gssrantse OF its success. An ensrt
is also 10 be made to effect the de facfs release Of
Jshn Mitchell, il order that he may take som
active par ia the approaching Celtic issurrectiea
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

tE George Thompson, the great champion OF
freedom. and abolition of tho slave trade and
slavery 10 the British West Indies. On ex- men,
Der oil Parliament, will Lecture before,the \ Dung
Mems Christian Association OF this city. At Ma
sonic Hall. on Thursday evening, November I'd,
1865. Doors open at IA. and Lecture to COM
mence at ! o'clock.
Subject. Americas Politics. OF Ths Signs of
the Times"
Tickets fifty cents. Ga ssls At Benham's
Music Store. 3l-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

cY- The Street Railway Company have
changed their routes 20 that each line runs TO
and from the Uaion Depot. One line runs
from The river. one from the Union Depot to the
corporation line on Illinois street; one from the
depot up Msssschusetts avenue and New J srsey
street. and one from the depot TO the end OF
Virginia avenue. making four lines, with sepa-
rate fare for each. The new arrangement goes
into eject to day. We are told that these rsais
average about LOG. 600 passengers = month.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

HAx.ssURs, Oct. 30.-dov. Curtin lef. town
to-day. to participate, en- Wednesday next, in the
ceremonies Of laying the corner stone Of the
monument to the memory Of the soldiers OF
Western Pennsylvania, whs fell during the war.
The monument is to be erected at Girsrd. Erie
county. Gov. Curtin will deliver an address on
the occasion, and the balance of the week be will
devote TO the political canvass in Western New
York, making speeches at Elmirs aud other
points
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Ne~ ssrk MARKET.
INV Yssx, Oct. ".
Cotton dull and ~droepiag at 579ssc FER nIddlias
chiefly the latter.
Flour opened ready, bat closed dropping at $ O.
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio and family AID
fancy brands 94l7 Is.
Whisky quiet at 2 3aS2 IS for Western, chiefly the
latter.
Wheat opered lower; 81 75al 80 for Chicago spring,
l IS for new Milwaukee club; l so for amber Mil
waukie, aud , 81 for new amber State, and 2 20 for
common white Western, the market closing quiet:
Rye quiet; / ssal iah. for State and I ls for Yves.
Canada barley unchanged; Canada Western at / a5s
I &c. Barley malt quiet.
Corn less active lie better; 1ede9 for unsound and ssdsl
for sound mixed Western.
Dat. q rather firm at 4sqS5 fer unsound and SD
81 for sound.
Rice quiet
Coffee quiet and hnn.
Sugar steady and firm; Cuba Mucsvsds l3a 8l4n;
Hsvsna IA. Eolasses quiet at 59aso for Cuba husca-
Hops firm at IOsl& fer the crsp Ct 1894 sud 3Oa65 fer
that OF ls6o.
Petroleum duh at asHesss for crude, So sc. for
fer refined in bond, and 9sa77e. for free.
Wool Quiet and firm.
Pork unsettled and firm: 80 51A IS fer meu,
closing at 81 % for cash. % 80 for prime, and IS
Beef Srn a. II o0sit 10 for plain mess: "a ooal7 for
extra mess. Beefhsms held At j..
Cut meats unchanged; small sale. at iGHsI7Hc fsr
shoulders, and aos2shc for hams. Bacon quiet.
Lard heavy at 2482sH. Cheese frn Of lSh8lsc.
state.
xKw rosk sossr sARkIT.
NEW Yo.K, Oct. 20.
Money steady at : per sent. on call for loans.
Sterling exchange quiet AZ los hol0sI for ~hrt-clsss
class bills.
10 ! at, ard closing at ! 81.
Government stocks without decided change.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Leiters from Tsxa:
say that directly alter the war The people Of thai
State we're willing to agree TO almost anything
for the sake OF peace. bus now, owing 10 the
~dilstory movements of Provisional Governor
Hamilton, much dissatisfaction begins 10 b
manifested. The State has made bat little pro-
gTsss in restoring her relations {, the Union. mol
are the proper facilities yet afforded throughout
Texas FER taking the Amnesty Osth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
Freedmen. Aff.ir. i'm T.nn...ee

NASHVILLE. Oct. 3O.-Brigadier General Fisk
has issued an important circular in regard to
regulating the status OF white refugees and frsed-
men and abandoned orphans of both sexes. The
State Law. OF apprenticeship will be recognized
by the Bureau, provided no distinction Of color
is made. In case they 90 40 The law, applying
to white will be extended To oolored children.
Officers of the Freedmen's Bureau are regarded
as guardians Of orphans and nissn Of freedmen
within their respective distrists. Each parish or
township shsll provide for its paupsrs. Yagrant
laws made for free people. row in fierce. will Ice
extended ia frssames.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

II IL affords US great pleasure. in retiring
from the local department. Of the Sentinel. to
testify to shs good feeling that has existed be
Tween Is and our contemporaries. We have found
the City Editors of the Journal. Gazette and
TelegrspA TO be gentlemen, in all their relations.
accommodating, agreeable. and in fact. good Eel
lows generally. with whom We have cnJoved the
bes. business relations. The local department OF
the City press is nov in good hands. We shall.
IS q private citizen. resd their lucubra,ions With
interest. and wish them the beat success. in all
their undertakings.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
Georgia state convention.

MLLIDeEvILLE, Ca. Oct. 30.-Provisional
Governor johnson sent . message to the Con
ven,iOn at its morning session to-day, transmit.
tidg two telegraph messages frem Washington
the first 10 identical, except the name of the
State and date. with the Presidential telegram Of
September 18th, and the second is Secretary
Stewards dispatch to Governor Johnson, dated
September 25th. which has already been prb
lished at the North.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

, The Mayor lad his usual smountc OF Mon
IA, business before him yesterday, being visited
bv four females and a number Of mAsculines
Ann Coburn, the notorious Am. paid $50 ~
for keeping q house Of i'll fame: and Annie
Fisher. Anna Gleason. and Anna Rose, Der aids
in tbs business. each paid Ga 20 ine and costs
for being occupants OF her den.
jeremiah Henshav neglected 20 muIl'e hi.
dog. for which be paid s. 20
John W. LAwrerce, for s~tsaliox . coz, FROM
NeGinnes. and two pair of pants from Dsssar.
va held 20 bail IN $50. 10 the s-o cases, to al
sser for the same.
Peter HAnson. Pat Murphy. John Jaa.n.
Chsrlss Lansing and August Sham. each we're
cent up for ten days for being drunk. and Nj
shssl O'Brisn. for ths same ofsnse, paid In cur
rspcy s. 40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

OLD wnIsxr-our good looking friend Dan
Duncan, South Meridian street, has in store . lot
Of BOURBON Whisky. direct from Paris, Ky. SIX
teen years old, and no mistake. IL is an elegant
article He is also receiving. direct from the
importers. Extra Old Port Wine. pure French
Brandy and Holland Gin. Duncan has the best
lot Of liquors in the city. Try them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~we would call the attention Of parties
wishing Stationery, Envelopes and Paper, and
in fact any aoods in that line. to the advertise
ment, in another column, Of Parsons. Aacauley
4 Co.. No. 10 West Washington street, who are
Just opening . new Wholesale house in our city.
and offer their goods At the loves, prices. We
are confident Of the success of this new frm, as
we'll ss the advantage IL will be TO that de part
ment Of trade.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

lB- wish - inform that portion OF the pub
lie who may be ia want Of Boots and Shoes that
during the past week, l have added largely &c
my stock. Ny assortment is as good as can bC
found in any store in this city. In prices | defy
com petition. All are invited TO give me 4 call
and il net satisfied you will not DO urged TO bur
| Offer some splendid bargains in mems and boys
boots. K. F. Mar,
30-2 No. 10 North Peunsylvanis street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

INV YORK, Oct. 30.-The steamer Masss.
c%huse;,s, a, Philadelphia, from Key West, re
ports a Tremendous gaze there Or the 22d. Ever,
vessel. eIcep. the Massachusetts,. went ashore ia
the hsrbor. Tho next morning twenty wreck.
we're visible frsR the lockout. The gunboa,
NuscoOta went ashore. bat got eff: a large ship
name unknown, went ashore high and DRY
on the reef near the Light Hoase, but no as.
sistsnce could be rendered. Owing to the high
sea considerable damsse was hone 10 the roofs
OF the buildings at Key West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

RurALizBG.-The large black horse belong
ing to the Adams Express Company. on Sstur-
day last, while the driver was absent from the
wagon delivering packages. concluded to visit
his old home. he made the trip 10 good time,
With his wagon. going foor miles beyond Au
gusta Station. without injurying the wagon or
anything in IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ We want il distinctly understood hat 10
selling the Sentinel to Hall i Hutchinson. We
only sell the paper and the typeui. printed GU
We sell no part OF our printing MACHINERY. or
book and joo ~ pc, but retain il aud the ofce
As We are nov relieved Of the ANNOYANCE Of
printing and publishing = daily paper. ve can
turn our whole attention 10 Book and Job Print
ing. OF ell kirds. Wehavs a. complete an ocace
as Sny In tie Vest. and ve know how 90 do print
ing. aud a. ne shall have nothing else 10 do. Ne
will be pleased to talk printing TO anv person
wanting IL done.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ There 10 90 be grand Tsmpsrsncs Fes-
tival. at Masonic Hall. on Wednesday evening.
%s<eEsbsE ist. Oysters. LoSsssr. 1ce-Cream,
and Lemonade can be had on reasonable terms
Turn out, one and all. A good time is snticipa
ted. Tickets for sale at the Music Stores and
At Todd 4 Carmichael's Book Store
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

IkgkE HArTK AND lNDIASAroLIs RAILROAD
CnANsK OF TIME-On and after Monday. Oct.
3OIh, the time Of this road will be changed as
follows:
Wesivar6, Lsavs-Asil. sis A. NJ. Ell
press. ll:i0 A. NJ Accommodation, $40 =. H.;
Express, 9:l0 p NJ.
Eastward. Arrive-EIpre.s, 3;l5 A. N Mail,
l0:40 A. VI Accommodation. 64O p. " EI-
press, 7:l5 I. NJ. ass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
National Depositeries.

INV YoRx. Oct. 3o-The following National
Banks have been dssignated by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, ss additional repositories OF the
public money: First National. Skaneatles, New
York: Firs, National, Springfield. Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

NAADsTos, Oct. 30.-Clurence RitziBgs, q
clerk in the State Department. well known and
appreciated Tor bis gestlsnaRly character and
scholastic attainment, has been appointed sscrs
tsry of the United States Legation at Lima,
Perp.
There have been NO Arrangements made az vet
tor the trial Of Jsf Davis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

The time Of the Circuit Court was occu-
pied yesterday in adjudioating on the case OF a
niger supposed to have stolen . Goa, from Mr..
McBaker. The darby was released.
Some eight cases for violating the liquor Law
we're acted on. The parties plead guilty, and
were fined S. and costs,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Consul Perry. aaa Secretary Seward then handed
q copy Of the Presidents spsschlto Gen. Hsshsn.
The audience here terminated, the Tunidans and
The President and the Secrsssry Of State shaking
hands az parting. Everybody present seemed
much interested AID gratifed With the interview
The Tunis Embassy vii t. morrow visit the
fortifcations, and . sslsts viii be sred In their
honor. At night they will receive the on'csrs
Of the army and navy at their hotsl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 30.-GeOrgs Reilly va.
sho; 70 night by a MAJ named Thomas Tracy
al a sailors boarding house on the corner Of Sec
end and Lunbard streets. Causs, jealousy
Reilly was shot ia the neck. it is feared NOR
~
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Laberdes ~ hippcd At uataaoras.

NV ORLEANS, Oe, 30-The Steamers Flag
and Mississippi have arrived from New York
Both experienced heavy weather.
The officers Of the Pos, Boy saw = large vss-
sci sunk Of Cape Csrniversl, together with 4
large quantity OF wreck stuG.
Maisnorss dates Of the Goth Of October, say
LabOrses has been whipped and driveR en-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ Our Mr.. Hedges will call Oh all persons
indebted 10 us for JOB work. subscriptions, or
advertising. and we hope all will be prepared TO
settle. a. We want our accounts closed up az soon
as possible. All having claims sgsins, the firm
are requested to present them at an early DAY TOR
Daymept
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

PsELADrLrsIA. Oct 30.-The art game in
the great base ball msteb, between The Atlantic
and Athletic Clubs. was PLAYED to-day; the At
laptic, we're the ~vietous. The following 10 the
score: Atlantic.. 81 Runs; Athletics. Is Runs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

N M. Spicer offers a chance for q good bust
ness. 10 our Advertisement columns, of a first
class saloon for sale. in a good location. II yor
want TO 20 10 the business call on Spicer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
NOTICE.

~ UARrERHAsrERs, LINZ AND sIELp OFFICERS
NJ retiring from The yetsras Service. either BY mas
ter oct or resignation, can have all their Papers riisd
up with correctness and dispatch at Col. Blake's Military
Claim Agency, opposite Metropolitan rhssier. A No
tary Puhle IL IN the Once.
jsfeer JOAN " FLAKE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

- hilst the city improves generally, Massa-
chuse;ts avenue keeps ahead. 50 we notice the
Capital Drug Store" At the corner Of Vermont
street, has been greatly enlarged, AID is now one
of our first-clsss drug stores in eVsr' respect
ln-Vr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31
BUSINESS NOTICES
CITY Orders.

Wanted. a lev City Orders, for which the mar
ket price will be paid in cash.
Apply ~ this Office. law
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

Hr Aft. Burnett, the funny man, arrived in
this city yesterday. He assures Us bis engage
ments are such that he can give but one enter
tainment here. All that want to see ALI must
be Of Masonic Hall. ct the tiEe advertised.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

u Yesterday morniug i, stlried oct clear
snd Brightly 10 o'clock it promised snow. and
by 2 il vas drilling rain. Such are the changes
OF a fall day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ Mr.. Helwis. in stepping from bis carriage
At the Post Office. yesterday. missed his step and
fell on bis head, injuring his bead severely but
not dangerously.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

az Hon. Schuyler Colfsx, in response to the
general wish Of our citizens. has consented to de-
liver . Lecture on his recent overland trip to the
Pacific Cosss. this Tuesday evening. at the
Tabernacle. Seats will be free.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

IN Mr.. Charles H.ysutiek, late OF the
Ninth Indiana Cavalry. returned last Friday
night from Illinois. and whilst ia tie Union
Depot had hs pocket relieved Of VIA; loose cash
he had.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ Florence. the inimi,sbls Florence. corner
of Meridian and Maryland streets. ia daily in re
ceipt Of the famous Long Islard oysters. which
be serves up on the half shell. the chatting dish.
or any other styie.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

lF For fire Toile, articles-Hsir, Nail,
Tooth aud Shaving Brushes, Soap. Pomades
AMI Handkerchief Exusc,s-go to Senour's
Drug Store, No. ) Bates House Block 24-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

This morning Judge Finch ~retires from
the Bench. and Gen John Coburn tskes bis seat,
having received hs com mission.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

WAsHIssros, Oct. 30.-Gsrsrnsr Parsons,
Of Alabama, had an interview with the Presiden.
to-day.
Fifteen prisoners received sentences to-day,
varying from ten u three years in prison; six
Of them, however. escaped Jail yesterday mora
ing.
p. 5 Forbes, owner OF the Sysklss cut of,
publishes = letter to Admiral Gregory. declining
any more dock races With the Algonquin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-31

~ II you want to have a good time. and get
q good dish o. Oysters, 20 to the Temperance
Festival W esdsy evening.