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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

rs No more beautiful day vac ever youch-
sailed 70 the enjoyment of mortality than yester
day. aud OLD mortality. a. well ~ the younger
spries. seemed determined TO enjoy the warm
sunshiue and btlmy 10 the fullest extent
The iairsE portion OF humanity. looking most be
~tchiuglv. were ia fell numbers on Washin ton
street i" bat queer sensations experienced
10 watching these fragile creatures. "a. with
Isuniy hat aud neainess OF attire, they leisurel,
promenade the streets With the most noRchaIanf
air No business cuss, 10 anxiety. free from al
excitement. and as placid IS . summers morn.
We envy them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

ParrArrss Preparations are being made BY
the city authorities for the reception Of the fune
raj coriege of the president which Is expected to
arrive 10 this city on the morning OF the 30th
Inst. The State House rotunds is being cleaned
out aud the rubbish which had accumulated for
the pas. three years under the stairway has been
removed.
A large canopy IS being erected under the i'm
mediate supervision OF Col Frybarper. a, the
south entrance 10 the State House campus The
design i. most artistic and beautiful one The
interior Of the State House will be appropriately
decorated: and he remains will be placed imme-
diately beneath the dome The whole affair
when completed gill present magnificent ap-
pesrance II the original design is ,ruthfully car
ried out The entire work will be completed by
Friday If possible. and will well repay a visit TO
view them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

INV IoRK. April 24-The steamer CITY of
Washington, from Liverpool on the l2,h and
Queenstown on the 18th arrived at this port 10.
night.
Melbourne adyices 10 tie 23d OF February de
tail the trouble between the government snd the
rebel cruiser Shenandoah. Application TO re-
pair Was granted, and the vessel placed on tie
slip ana The work proceeded On the 18Th OF
February. however. police warrant was issued
for the arrest of British subject alleged 20 have
been enlisted on the Shenandoah The officers
OF the vessel refused 10 lei the warrant be eye.
cuted Orders we're then issued that British Sub
Jects should cease working on the repsir,. and a
strong police was placed 70 see the order carried
out. Subsequently, all persons who had Illegally
folded the crew were removed frnn The vessel
and repairs allowed to proceed
The ship would be ordered to leave at the
earliest date Considerable excitement had AZ
tended the affair
he London Times points OUT the hsrdships
inflicted on shippers by Seward 3 order that YES
sells arriving in America with many passengers
unprovided with passports, be rot allowed TO
dischargeiheir csrgoes. IL charges the Ameri
can government with isolation in commercial
matters.
The French chambers debated the amendment
TO the address opposing the French policy in
Mexico
Dir. Rouper energeiically repealed the antci-
patton OF war between France and the United
States, aud claimed that France had maintained
a strict neutrality, and that Lncolns messages
indicated desire for the maintenance of peace
France in regard for her security. has not formed
the npoas wish that civil war should continue
he maintained that the United States had no in
teFest in apnexins Mexico, and repudiating the
IDEA OF wsr, showing the necessity for the French
flag remaining few months more in Mexico
The amendnen was repealed.
The Calcutta correspondent OF The London
Times gives some startling facts in regard ga the
progress OF Russia towsrjs India.
The Times publishe. letter from O'Sullvan
late American minister TO Portugal on the at
fair OF the Niagara and Sacramento al List on.
DE refutes the idea that there was any backlog
down on the part of Portugal, and asserts tina,
the goverument acted with unimpeschabe dgni.
ty and propriety throughout 1t was bound toapol
ogize for firing from the fort after the vessels
'gnihed the acknowledgement Of the summons
OSul!ivan says a frienni at Lisbon informed
him thst the Stonewal was outside of Lisbon in
Clascas bay several hours beyond the legal
twenty four, in the vain hope OF being followed
by the federal vessels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

PETROLEUM We call attention to the adver
fisement OF the W abash petroleum and mining
company-s company organized 70 develop the
oil and mineral lands in franklin and Parke
counties, in this State. The organization is com
posed of substantial citizens, who would not en-.
gage in an enterprise Of this character without
every assurance of success The lands of the
company, according 10 the report OF Hon. DAVID
Dale Owen. late state geoiogist. are situated
among the finest coal fields in tho state, and years
ago salt water was discovered upon them equal
in quantity to the Kanahns wells ia Virgins
There are also on the lands OF this company III
mistsksbe indications OF coal oil Arrange
ments have already been msde To procure The
best machinery in use TO develop these lands,
and limited amount of stock is offered at one
half of its par value TO aid the company in the
experiment. II oil should not be discovered or
developed. the coal fields. salts. iron and other
valuable mineral substances, which abound in
the region where the lands of the company are
situated. will make the stock of he company =
valuable investment
A railroad will soon be constructed to Crau-
louisville aud Covington. which will make In
diaLapolis the market for the mineral product, of
the lands of the company We have every con-
hdence that the stock of this company will be .
safe, and there Is every prospect OF its proving
valuable, investment We refer TO The adver
tisenent of the company for further particulars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

terday 10 Messrs. Hszekiah & Brown, the pro.
prie,ors OF the Geranium aud Irens Saloons,
Nos. 81 and 81 Kentucky avenue We were
very much pleased with the style and neatness
with which the rooms were furnished The re-
ception rooms for the ladies Gin the ice cream ss-
loom are splendid-equsl to any saloon we ever
saw east The proprietors seemed very genial
ard pleasant gentlemen, walters very attentive,
aud all refreshments called for were speedily
furnished in good quality and finely cooked We
can assure them we shall call and see them when
ever We come to this city, and will cheerfully
recommend their saloons TO the patronage of
those Who like good dinners or An thDg TO re-
fresh the inner man.
TRAVELLERS
Ini;arannI;. Ill 0a iSes ~ n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

JUpGx PERKINS This distinguished gentle.
man has opened Office NJ No West Wash
ington street. with the intention of re>uming the
practice OF his profession. This will ne crafty
ing intelligence TO the judges numerous friends
in this city and throughout the state, who will
welcome him most cordially back ms an sctive
member of profession of which he is So emf
nent aud distinguished member.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
" Ak UEfAkIHfNT.
Washington. April 81. 1865

Wilmington. ApriI24, ITO (
Haios General DIX:
dispatch from Sherman states shat Wis Oh
held Macon Oh the 2oth. with Howell Cobb. G
Smith aud others a. prisoners, bu, they
claimed the benefit OF the srnistce. and he has
'elegr-phed TO ne through the rcce lines for or
iers
j have answered him. that lie nav draw o.,
Of Asron ard hold hi. commsnd fer further Or
ders unless he has reason 10 believe the rebels
are changing Inc sfstre 10 our predJud
This department, has information that the
presidents murder was organized in Canada and
approved in Richmond
One OF the assassins nov 10 prison, who at.
tempted to kill Mr. Seward is believed TO be one
OF the ST. Adams raiders.
5. Il. SfAyroS. Secretary Of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FHIH wARD-JOSErH HARRIS or.r. himself to
the independent voters Of The ifth Ward inde
pendent union eanddate fsT Councilman. M Harris is
old Citizen Of the Ward. has all bis property In H. and
IL elected viii pedS. himself 70 'it in securing cheap
gas hight axes and look afsr the Interests OF the
Ward in the Council that IL has IL. fair u
q public iHprv rsmer's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

time would speedily come vben treason would
De driven from the land He should DO al In bic
P2se 70 cause The speedy return Of peace.
an m inservs-- 9TH the president to-day Sen
ssor Harlan. sfter nrntioninr his Donuin.t,oo -,
President Lincoln spd ia cooe,m.tIoo -, a..
Senate TO De secretary of the iut>rios from the
i'th o. May Derf, stated his desire 70 disemb,r
rass President johnson by placing the otsce =,
bis Disposal The president ren.rEea be -isbes
'ne arrangement made By his predece..Or 70
continue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
Indianapolis. April 20. 1865.

to Vim Rupp. merchant tailor. has just
returned from the east with fnc assortment O.
cloths. csssimeres. vestings. &c which are rur-
chased a: panic prices. and which will be sold
lower than ~ any other house in the city, and
made up in the latest style Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. You will fnd il
TO your interest TO do so East Washington
street, opposite the Tabernacle 245
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

Promotions The following number OF pro.
motions in Indiana regiments were made Al
the adiutant generals office yesterday:
sth cavalry-Albert Downing. captain com
PAW A; Nelson Hurst lsi lieutenant company
A; Howard Huffman. 81 lieutenant company
Alexander Csllip. LIST lieutenant company b: W
II Ackermsn. lst lieutenant company r; Louis
Woltgang. ID lieutenant company E. Henry
Spaudrg. ~ lieutenant company +: Denpings
Braman. lst lieutenant company II; F koening
lst lieutenant company N: Michael McMane
MN. ieut,n ant company N: james Thomp-
son, 1t lieutenant compan, X.
llIh inisniry-C n Lee. 1T lieutenant com
piny b; l. G, Birgun. lsi lieutenaut company
q; I. J stevens. lst Lieutenant company ID; W
G. Lee. 81 lieutenant company ID; VIM. Hyatt,
lst lieutenant company +: Charles KrOif, 81 lieu.
tenant company f: 5 Cason. captsin comps
ny G.. X W. Matthews lst lieutenant company
q. q A Fielding, 2 lieutenant company G: A.
Ri-tine. lst lieutenant company /; S p Al.
ex'nder. 81 lieutenant company l.
dlst ini.ntry-Lennidas Smith. lat lieutenant
company F: I Morrison. 81 lieuiensui com
psny +
32i infsrtry-- Christian Reis,er. LIST lieuteusn,
company ID: VIM. Binley, 81 lieutenant eompa
nv ID.
lib cavalry-George F. Hogeboom. captain
company ID; Samuel Lockm-n. lsr lieutenan,
company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

B0TrLkD CIDEg "A new beverage has lust
been Introduced in the city. aud which no doubt
will be pOpular-botiled sparkling cider IL is
prepared by Messrs. Tindsll 4 Scribner. No. Is,
West Pearl street, who manufacture improved
bottled soda water and sarsaparilla beer The
very best Of cider is used. and it is charged in
bottles from fountain the same a. soda water
This gives il pleasant flavor and when uncork
ed and used it ef.ervesces just like champag ne,
aud makes equally agreeable and a much
purer and healthy drink. as well az far more
economical. Ii is also put up in a very conven-
lent shape for use, each bottle Holding about as
much as person will need for drinking at one
time This il beverage that be recon
mended 243
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

GovERNoRs REsipENcE AUCTION The
state property, on the corner Of Illinois aud Mar
ket streets. until lately occupied as the Cover
noT's residence. will be sold at public sale At 10
O'Clock next Thursday The premises have
been subdivded 20 az TO make desirable business
lots of convenient depth, and alleys convenient
Sc notice OF sale for further PARTICULARS Plats
of the premises can be had At the Office of Wiley
4 Martin. Real Estate agents 253
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

tH- The Lafayette. Terre Haute aud Peru
railroad. have signifed to Adjutant General Ter
rll their intention TO run special trains for the
accommodation OF the people on their respective
roads. on Sunday next
All other roads will doubtes. cheerfuly make
similar arrangements to day, Of which due notice
will be given through the press and by posters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

3. Relatives Of the deceased.
o. The Governor and Lieutenant -0vernor % Indian
To- Governors stan.
~. Offers Of State.
-. Judges Of the United states Courts snpre me
Court, and Circuit and Common Pleas Courts OF the
State.
Is. Soldiers Of the of lsi2
u. Members Of Congress.
rs. Members OF the senate and House of Representa-
lives of Indiana
ls. oGicer. Of the Sanitary aud Christian Commits
sors.
Il. Corporate authorities Of the city OF IndianApol
Including the various Orders and Associations.
Is City and county delegations. Orders and As>ccis
tions from the State at large.
10. Ibe Reverend Clergy of the various denornna
tions.
20 Delegations and distinguished stranger. from other
states.
II Colored de esstions Societies aud Associations
y. Citizens Of indianapolis in carriages
LIVE OF MARCH
The procession will Re formed march promptly
at II clock a. m. and will follows:
Ga Washington street east 20 Illinois, thence north 10
North thence New Jersey street. thence
south Washington street. thence the Capt.
tOl
Cpou returning the Capitol people Of the State
generally Will be afforded opportunity TO view the re-
by passing through the hall from south north.
Ats o'clock, midnight the remains will BE- escorted
BY the civil AMI isry authorities 20 the funeral
for their final resting place.
The following Msrshals announced;
General Thomas A. Morris. Chief Marshal. Brevrt
BrigsdIer General A. \ Stevens. Chief Assistant Nsr
shsL
ASSISTANT GAENalIs
worth.
seribner.
81 Disirict-COl A. J. Warner. Col. Kennedy Brown
s,h D.strict-cOi. W. H Robinson Colonel Ira g.
GTs.ss.
sih Distriet-COi. W. X. McH>sn Col. Isaac p. GRAY
oh Dss;rci-Col. d. G. R, se Col. James Burgess.
sh ii trct-Lisut. Col. Allen Rutherford Col Rocer,
v Hudson.
ssh D.trie,-N.iOs C. :. Stevenson. Col. W 4 l. rs,-
Tor.
9th Dstre.-Hsior Charles " Terrell Col Dsvis NJ
Dunn.
10Th Ds,riet--Fred. P. Ruseb. ESQ. Col. Charlie, "
Chapman.
Ii,A Dissre,-Eben ". Kinbsn Esq. Col A.bury
steele.
The sarhals ~i De designated by black Grape sashes
snd rose.,es trimmed Nth white sls rbbou-hstons
covered and trimmed With the materials
The headquarters Of the chief Mar bal aud assistants
Will Be ct tic ousrtermsster Generals Office north and
near The State House. Assistant Marshais will report
promptly ats o'clock sunday morning
Designations from abroad ~ De mel on arrival Al the
Cni0n DvPot by Assistant Marsha. Who viii give necss-
ssry instructions and orders
AL Delegations. AssociAilos-, &c embraced IN tie
foregoing programme vii sppoin, their own Oilers DO
are requested 20 report 20 the Chief Narsh. hy ock
or early thereafter practcAble. the pro-
cesson NAV be organized promptly aEd without eonsu.
sion.
music will be placed al proper intervals n
the procession 80 q q organized.
All pzoic and private buildings. carriages and ban
nsr will be appropriately dfsPed. snd citizens generally
are rsque,ted 20 wear proper emblems Of mourning.
The artillery oil receive orders IN reference 10 salute
and mirn's gans. from Major Gebsral Hoyey, Command
ing the III trict-
ny ogsaF % GossTnof xcarON.
VIZ. II. IknAkxx,
AS;1tAn: 0erefal l.t.GA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

"a jesse Young. an individual with murder
Gus intent. and malice in his heart. assaulted
Richard Ripley with villianous knife. which he
used in such reckless manner. az to endsnger
Richards lease life. was before the mayor
waived examination and gave bail in The sum OF
s. 900 for his appearance st court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

UNDER ORDERS The new regiments now in
camp at this city, are under marching orders. for
Washington City. and will take their departure
before many days. The regiments are all Off
cered and in splendid outfit. The men are
anxious for the fray. here they must content
themselves with "snutfng the battle from aiar. :"
like Jobs war horse
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

~ The ll'h Indiana regiment has been OF
dered TO the coast of Mexico The llth i at
present doing duty al Washington, and was the
escort of the remains OF President Lincoln a.
the funeral obssquies on the 18Th The llth il
a gallant reg ment. and has seen sriuous service
in the held. and nos We hope they nav end
haveu OF re-; where vars stesu aisrums" will
not arouse then. and where they -'Sill cream OF
battle fields no more. CT engage iu wsr's rude
shock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

- Elizabeth Whit ng rud Ann Coburn. TWO
VIGOROUSLY depraved fe males, we're before Mayor
Cayen on yesterday. on charge of keeping houses
OF PROSTITUTION. They were each mulcted in the
sum OF $50 aud costs. which they planked dowu
and departed 10 their dens of infamy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
Cry OF IypiANaPoLIs.

y
meeting OF Washington Division No 10,
Sons OF Temperance. will be held at TempeTs nee
Hall this evening a, half past seven o'clock. Ii
il desired that all members should be prompt in
attendance
BY the Division,
f j MoRnIs, r. 5.
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from the Army Of the Potomac.
hFADerAETKRs Akxr OF rHx Poronsc,
mil % leEE r

April %. 1865
Reports are eurrent here that as many a. -four
men have been found murdered 10 the vicinity Of
houses through the country. but not-ithstanding
The siIietesi inquiries have been made, no con.
hfmation II these reports can be obtained
squadron Of cavalry, however. has been sent out
TO scour the country, sud bring 10 al prisoners
who are found With arms In their hands whesher
claiming TO be psroled or not.
delegation OF citizens from Dsnville cane
through TO headquarters yesterday. With . peti
ton from tie president and directors Of the Dan
vile aud Richmond railroad, asking permi-sio
TO repair the road. saying that ell che rolling
stock vss IN good condition.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

Nrv foRK, April "a.
AoDey "a per cent Sterling ti0sI1 9iUsh
for first class bills
The Gold aud Stock boards have both sd-
journes Until WEDNESDAY morning at 10 o'clock
No session of Gsllsgher's board tonight.
The evening exchange will be open to- morrow
evening
Gold closed this D. n a, 1917
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

DCNALDsoN CoHstSArIoS We are sorry 20
hear that the Doaad>oa Combination Troupe
are to remain but two days longer. To morrow
evening Manager Donaldson IS rendered com
pIimentary benefit They 60 from mere 20 La
fayeiie for three nights 252
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

GkHANIux The proprietors Of this saloon
their thanks 20 the citizens OF indianapolis
for their liberal patronage since the opening of
their saloon. and respectfully solicit a continu-
ance Of the same Their restaurant will ALWAYS
be furnished with all the delicacies of the season
and The bar with the best of wines aud liquors.
Travellers will find it quiet and pleasant place
for refreshments OF all kinds. In a word We in
vite them TO call and see Us, and we sssure them
that VIC will try 10 make them comfortable
In connection with orr restaurant We have
opened an ice cream saloon, which we have
named the lrena We have 6tted il up in good
style for The accommodation Of ladies and gen.
tlemen. sho We invite 20 call and see us snd
Judge OF our appointments Attendants will be
ready to receive ard wait upon company at all
hours In the dar at No 81 & 80. Kentucky ave
nue., indianapolis
24o HEzxxI.p 4 Co
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

r. We learn that al Irishman. more iuais
Greet than wise, was severely treated Yesterday
morning IN a grocery store on West v ashingtou
street, for saying that he was glad Presideni
Lincoln was dead. and otherwise displaying his
satisfaction Of the assassination rope Was
pr cured aud placed around his Ieck. ard after
stranglipg him almost 90 death several times.
giving him small inside ves of purgatory, into
which his guilty soul. unshrived. was about 10
enter. he released si.sr, and l. is to be
hoped. better man
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

s We have lust received from Boston, full
line OF sea hsh of the hes, qu,iity-ssluon. bal
iout. herring, -maekcrel aud Goldfish, Also, q
fresh lot OF sardipes. at lover prices
FkKrcaKa DAvIoeE,
ls-dtf. Central Grocery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
NOTICE..
To Carpenters, Shareholders, Cabi-
netmakers and to the Public.

n GUS KOL0, Plain AMI 0rnsmentsi job Turn.
en- South street, between Pennsylvsnis and keri-
dian streets Keeps constantly hand good
ep stair Bsters and Se~el Posts and turns them TO
order Also, ell kinds turning IN building verk dops
order will receive ell Kinda Of srders IN turning in
the cabinet maxim line. bedsteafs. table iegs kc-
Al Eors done pfoDptiy. neatly and At reasonable
prices. L. KCLB.
aprl5- d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

We are OF the opinion that it will require rsth-
er a lively imagination tn determine the action
o. the meeting AZ the Court House las, night
Jeffersons Manual was ignored aud a complete
innovation was h,d on parliamentary rules
The manner in which the venerable chairman
silsnced gentleman that attempted 70 raise a
point OF order was most summary IA well az
sum The sense OF the meeting, suppose. i
expressed in the proceedings which Se publish
elsewhere. and We refer the reader 70 them 4
model of business dispatch
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

tE Thomas NcSers, an obstreperous repre-
sentative OF the Emerald Isle. was before Mayor
Csven Yesterday charged with assault and bat
terry HIS conduct % the fighting kind. and
he 10 ide numerous attempts 10 display his q iii
ties whilc in the presence Of his Honor He
was sen, up FOR thirty days and fned Sl5 and
costs Tor lis III behavior
Henry Bates also received fine of IS for ex
hihiung bis pugilistic propepsities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

FouSD Last Friday. a port m0nae. con-
tanning money. which the owner can have by
calling at Mrs. Austin's rOOns, opposite The
Sentinel Office. proving propertr. and paying ior
this notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

SAILS or rrx GovKRxoR's REsDKxcE-Thurs-
day, April AZ. 1865 The attention of the pub
lie is called to the sale Of the premises lately &C.
cupisd by The governor Lots number & 5 and
8. in square a., corner OF Illinois and Market
streets. ard also LOT number one, IN ,Quare s..
corner OF Washington and Tennessee streets
Thee lots have been subdirided aud plated,
and will be very desirable FOR the erection OF
business houses See the advertisements in the
CITY papers.
The subdivisions can be seen 1t ne office Of
the Auditor Of State
The sale will CON menee with the Washington
street property. on the premises at precisely 10
o'clock, A. N. Thursday, April u, 1865
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

sT-J & NJ Solomon. al s. East Washington
street, offer for sale innumerable articles OF all
kinds. that have been showed up the spout in
pawn brokers parlance. Good bargains can be
obtained. a. these goods will certainly be distos
Ell Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

q Colonel Charles ID Murray Of the S9th
regiment Indiana volunteers. has been dishOuOr-
ably dismissed on account OF absence Without
leave