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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
ui,,ec's Anesdaen,io inerssss tse rates ofposs.

uistec's anesdnent 10 incresse tie rates Of post.
age 10 5 cepts. e
The tax OF tobacco, twisted by hand for chow
Ing or smoking, wss fxed at % cents 90 snok-
ing. made siih al SCRAPS included 80 cents. and
OF smoking Iobseco made Of leaf 20 cents.
Gr. CONsn moved 70 strike cut the section
providing for the inspection Of petroleum before
il vas removed for sale or storage.
Mr. Sherman presented petition OF number
OF Iect6ers Of spirits in relation 10 the duty on
spirits, which was ordered tabled
Mr. Sumner presented petitions asking for the
equality Of all men before the law.
Dir. Sumner PRESENTED memorial IRON the
legislature OF West Virginia. asking congress 20
euabe that state to enancipate her slaves.
Mr.. Trumbull. from the judiciary committee,
asked 10 be discharged from the further consider
alton OF petitions Tor tie recognition Of God ~
the constitution OF the United States.
The committee deemed Il unnecessary for 80
amendment, as the Supreme Being is already re
cogpized in the constitution in the requirement
of s.shs aud the prohibition Of interference
EVENING SESSION.
The amendment repeating the fishing boun,ies
from and after the abr0gatiOn Of the reciprocity
treaty, one year hence. vas rejected.
The amendment 10 increase the duty on 20
bacco, suuff and cigars Was adopted.
Mr. Chandler moved Is an amendment pro
vision similar 10 that contained in the b.l to reg
ulate commerce between the states. which was
rejected.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment exempting
salaries Of officers Of the army from income tax,
which Wss rejected
Mr.. Hendricks offered an amendment to in
crease letter postage to Sc, on The ground when
taxing everything the post Office department
should be self supported. Rejected.
Mr.. Grimes presented an amendment that no
person subject 10 military duty shall De exempted
because of furnishing substitute in the navy,
unless epresented a substitute IN person at some
naval recruiting station, which was adopted.
The resolution as amended was then passed.
The Senate agreed % The House resolution 10
continue the committee on the conduct Of she
var during the vacation.
Several Indian bills were then taken NJ and
passed
Mr. HoEe's ameudmen, regulating the EN-
plOyment Of clerks and the expenses for station
cry in the Office OF assessor was adopted.
The hill as amended Vas then passed.
Mr. Grimes called up the dill increasing the
pay of mdshipmen in the navy department !;
PASSED
Mr. Wilson called Up the House bill on joint
resolution relating 10 the nploy ment of officers
servants with an amendment providing that
volunteer soldiers shall receive same allowance
for clothing as is allowed 20 the soldiers OF tie
regular army.
Mr. Lane offered an nendmen; which was
adopted providing that when sny officer of the
army at the head of the bureau accepts higher
salary than IS allowed by Law for such position
he thereby forfeit his position as head OF such
bureau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

Nsv Yosx, March 2.
Cotton unsettled, Irregular aud lower: SIC fOl
niddIing.
Flour, etate and western. opened a little frmer
closed quiet; 80 IS q 10 10 for extra state
SO 90@ll 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
$40 05Gl IL 90 for trade brands; market closing
heavy.
Whisky decidedly more active; western - 29@
81 80.
Wheat dull aud dropping. declining to - IS
choice amber Michigan 81 80. choice rhiic 90
81 40; prime white Michigan So 25
Ryequet and unchanged
Barley scarce and firm.
Corn steady and in moderate inquiry; 81 g
FOR old mixed western 10 store: 81 90 Cor west
Oats opened stead! bu, closed dull a, 81 I3G
IA for western
Coffee firm.
Sugar firm; Cubs huscsrado l6I5@l7c.
Molssses dull
Pork frmer and in good demand at $50 SOFA
SO IS fer new mess; $50 62]s a 80 10 for '63-'6i
cash and regular way closing st S3i 90 for cash
500 1890 25 for prime and S35 O0@35 30 for
prime mess; also 3 900 bbls new mess for March
April. May and June, sellers and buyers option
at S31 25@37 IS; also 900 barrels prime mess
for May, sellers option, s35 50636 %
Beet firm; Sls@22 for plain mess snd s2l
ga for eTtrs mess. beef hams quiet ct $40 90
@27 50.
Dressed hogs unsettled 81 i6LGl6x for
western.
Bacon in moderate demand for Cumberland
cut 20; short riboed 2l1 and long ribbed 205.
@2l.
Cut meats steady st l7@ls ios shoulders ard
1921 for hams.
Lard opened heavy and closed more firm At
2O4241s; choice 24J4
Better dull at 24@55 for Ohio ADD 3o@t5 for
state.
Cheese i5G23
Money 6@7 per cent.
Sterling dull and heavy at 81 o75@@I Os5%.
Gold heavy and lower: opening 1864: de-
cliniag TO 1876. closing at l9e16
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
HOUSE

Cox, from the select committee on rules, re.
ported an amendment thereto so as 10 divide
so much of the committee on ways and means
so as to con6ue il 10 the consideration Of ali re-
ports OF the treasury department, and such other
propositions relative TO the raising Of revenue
and providing ways and means for the support OF
the government as shall be presented or shall
come in question and be referred to them by the
House; and report thereon, by bill or otherwise
shall seem to them expedieni.
The other rule proposed Is 20 create a
standing committee Oh appropriations.
Also On banking and currency and also on the
Pacific railroad. after debate the report was
concurFei in. The House then resumed the con-
siderstou of the civil appropriation bill amend
ments added 20 The bill authorizing the secretary
OF the treasury 70 sell at auction the Pennsylva
MA bank buildings but not less than Sll0 900 and
appr0priaiing million 81 dollars for the purchss Sc
of the Merchant Exchange OF New Iork for 2
custom house
Mt Davis OF Nd. offered an amendment 70 re-
iieve civilians from trials by court martials and
military commissions; debate ensued in which
Mr.. Davis advocated the N endment
EVENING SESSION.
The civil appropriation bill came up.
Mr. Schenck unsuccessfully endeayored to
strike out Me- Davis amendment which had been
dsTteu 10 CeIOfe recess, obu I'D SUBSTITUTE SO ne
thing elsa
One million dollars was added 10 the civil bill
TO supply DEFICIENCIES ia the compensation OF
clerks and members oi congress. Lost by the
vote of % as inst ~
Mr.. Snalding moved an amendment which wS-
rejected. that each surviving soldier Of the "a,
OF 1912 be paid 600 PER aunum during his nat
ura life time and thu: 500 0u0 900 be sppgopri
sted ior that purpose.
Mr.. Nelson offered again bis amendment to
increase he compensation OF 'he present mem
bers OF congress % per cent. The committee
rose and the bill and amendment were reported
10 the House
Dir. Cole made report from the committee oi
conference on the till relative to the POSTAL laws
which concurTed in.
Il provides where postage is nor paid i; shall
be returned tn the dead letter Office and where
postage is paid in part it shall he forwarded g
its destination.
Mr.. Stevens reported back with smendmen'
and Senate bill amendatoFy, an act Tor collect
ing cirect taxes 10 the insurrsciionary states
The bill sas passed
After the transaction of much business tbs
House adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
From Philadelphia

PHILApELPHIA, March "a special dispatch
from Washington to the Bulletin, says the Rich
mond Enquirer of the 2Sth. editoridiiy says the
air is filed With alarming ru1iors, and every fear
has found Voice and every ear is open iog the
story it tells
Measures o; preceution are construed to pTt
&c disaster
Governor Brown Is attacked by the Wing ano
Enquirer.
TIE proceedings OF the rebel congress are not
important.
A dispatch dated Charlotte, y C, 26ih alt
gives Gen Johnston's order assuming nd,
" hch is dated Feb. 18th.
dispatch from Mobile, dated Feb. 18th. says
one OF the largest meetings every held in the
city took place on he 18Th, II which resolutions
were adopted with "sictcry ~ death" "a the
watch word
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

Nrw ToRx March 2-Tbe Commercials spe-
cial SAYS the proposition 20 increase the rates OF
postage for revenue purposes or - war tax all
rot De entertsiIsd.
The Charlottee North Cerohns Bulletin OF
the Dbl of Febuafv says Colonel Hoke com
manding the post OF Charlotte Is displaying most
commeudable energy il the regulation Of sffair-
connected sikh his immediate department.
lie has orgsLizec a military police force
which occuges every public place, md the pre-
servs;ion of order where every thing is so favor
able 70 confusion Is task 20 difficult and auc
cssstu' sEi IS worthy Of sil praise
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
From Cairo.

CAIRO. March 2-Two hundred and forty
bales of cotton passed here % day for St Louis.
and sis for Cincinnati.
McDougal's band of guerrilis roobed Lowell
acevle. Billiard & Co. OF Kentucky, yesterday,
Of $40 600 worth Of goods.
Hopkinsvile, Kentucky. was visited the night
before. ana several stores robbed Two union
men were shot.
Memphis. February 2S-vis Cairo. March -
General Roberts. commanding this district, will
soon leave fot Springfield. Mass. being one OF
the board OF examiners of small arms to meet in
that city.
General GrieTSou Is IN have charge OF all cav
airy in the department OF The west
The Memphis Bulletin states the number OF
rebel ieserter5 residing in Memphis, who have
taken the oath to be ,0i5. The name of Au-
drew jackson Donelson Is among them. Desert
ers continue 30 arrive here in large Numbers, and
are better class Of people thnn heretofore.
Measures are being taken Tor the improvement
OF the condition OF white refugees and freedmen
in this department Con6scsted lots on the out
skirts OF the city. and islands in the Mississippi
river Eill he devoted 70 this purpose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
PROFESSIONAL.
X z NJ O " A L.
Doctor WIN. THOM son,
Has REMOVED HIS OFFICE PROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,
ExyHERR WILL CONTINUE

. !: !. ! :. !. !.
"THERE HE WILL CONTINUE
w % ard Private -
Diseases. IN all their species. stages. H.
r. 3iAcsi ions and phases. ~
DT. wp. Thomson all give 70 RI
each patient written Instrument, ~ ~
binding himself effect radical
and permanent cure. make mol ~
charge.
Dr. MN. Thomson has made the
freshmen; 81 Private Diseases
speciality since the year Ssithree years in the city
Buffalo y eis ht years IN Chicago III and two yrars
IN Peoria, III Daring eight years practice In Chicago
III. be cured over thirteen thorssnd cases.
DR.. wm thomson. a bis practice Scrofals Rbes-
matte and general diseases of the blood Fsniss-
ting yapor Rsth Of TIE most ingenious kind n coune
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence efself- abuse.
hls solitary vice. cE deprsved se,usi linda nce is
prscticec BY The youth II both almost
limited ezert, Producing sf,h rnerrng certainty the
fellow ing train Of morbid ursss cont BY
DARK sps,s nDder tie eyes, psin Ia the head ringing IL
the and noises ike the rusiing Of leaves and
ting of chsrofs unessiness about the loins
TIE limbs conf1sed VISION bUnted intellect loss 81
rdenee. dfdepce in spproschng s;-afg .r ti-lhe 70
form Gcqus Itsncee, cisposit en- % sbcn rccssy
loss % hectic fGsbes p1pies ard saricus ersp-
about Tire face rsi-tc tongue malt s~ersr fefl
breath. oosyhs. consumption. ronosns, and frsepe3
y lnssnfy.
Tee seici,1, e. tie srf; Appearance Of a1y Of the
above synptoss sh0uic Immediately Apply &c d.. wn.
1hcm-o for relief.
N6-cSee AID Consultation RrsDsE 70. ~ south Del
ware street, Indianapolis. Ind.
P. o Box le5,. Jsnes-1i,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

EH Capt 0Leary. Of ne magnificent saloon,
No. lO3, south Illinois street-one OF the most
popular places of resort in the citv. end now in
FIRST class order-sets daily ssmptuous lunch
from 10 To IL y. m This lunch is Tree. and ell
the captains friends aud the public generally are
invited The restaurant at No. 1903 Is unaC-
proiched and unapproachable. 20 fsr as the lar
der. the CUISINE and elegant appointments are con
eerned At the bar. the choicest wines. liquors
and cigars arc TO be obtained. Capt 0'Leary
knows how to treat his friends when they call on
him div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
From fsoSton.

BosToS. March "A great meeting OF the
friends OF the Irish nation MSS held asst night in
Fsusuil hall under the auspices Of the Fenian
Brotherhood, 4. which speeches we're made by
Colonel Mahony, head centre 9; Penusy lyania,
and A +. Sennstt. Of Boston. The meeting
adopted resolutions ratifyi ing the proceeding and
resolutions Of The late Fsnisu congress in Cinciu-
asti Great enthusiasm prevailed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
COM 81 ERciAL.
sf rEkrsakyz.
Cincinnati Market.

CINcIssAri. March q
FlouI AID wheat dali and prices nominal a
the close: good extra aour sold az 50: prime red
wheat 81 So.
Corn dull and lover: sbelled AZ ss9I 90 and
esr 930e5c.
Oats in fair demand u eo65l: the quarter
master took but 20 600 bushels to day OF tie
l30. 600 bushels offered; the prices ranged from
81 0l@l Us perbushel 10 bsgs, payable 10 vOuoh
ers.
whisky vas held at 50 IL. bu, this rate being
above lbe views of buyers There we're no sales
excepting 100 barrels AZ s. q to 90 delivered on
the LIST OF April.
Provisions dull and prices nominal.
CIoverseed Sl39l3 %. timothy s.; aaxseed
declined to 50 60
Gold 1875; silver ls26164.
Exchange in better supply.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

rT- The temperance meeting ~ Roberts
Char pei on Wejnssisy evening. largely AT
tended. Rev J V. K Miller was appointed
chairman, and (. ! Morris. secretary The
chairman stated the Object Of the meeting TO be
the suppression of the evils Of iniemperanoe. sid
called on all friends Of temperance TO exert en-
selves 10 this end Speeches were made by Dr.
Jones. Rev. Mr CT, zer. q A p. Aobett. Mr
Cox. and others. advocating the cause in strong
terms Petitions 10 the legislature we're pre-
sented and signed. PRAYING the stfsetuai suppres
si.n OF the sale OF intoxicating liquors Sthiu the
state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

II Rhodus. OF the Circle. the fashionable
place of resort for all that love good liquors is
in receipt of the best of ale. both on draught and
al bottles. superior article OF old copper dis
uIled whisky. apple brandy. and other fine Ii
:dors. His restauran; is supplied with all kinds
Of game 10 season, aud his cook prepares it in
the highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

l. asap Flx- One of The young men draft
ed in the second ward is nos in a s'eS. How
his me got on the enrolment lit our INFORM
ant does DOT tell Us but sc suppose !, vas re
cause he voted lac; fall both AZ The state Al q e.
ti-na elsctbu Since he i drafted i coz e
out through his friends. that he j no. , yeas
OF sge. and he Is told that II ne makes sihJsri'
that be l. not - ye.rs be nil be Felased bn'
ihis leaves him in predica Bent-it he makes
the oath he i liable fog prosecution O. hs oar
evidence. for illegal voting. md Il Re don'G make
affidavit he nav be carried OF 20 the ~sr The
Young voter -. our informant teil- u. befween
Al evacuation AID EesspIf.lnn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

THx OLpEsr SrrrLER.-Thomss Johnson.
living near THE city claims TO be the oldest lv
ing resident in the state of Indiana. Ii there j.
any man or woman living that eau claim the
credit. he would like 10 hear OF him He move
into Indiana in Dece mber $500. and has been in
the stste over 81 years He moved 20 this coun-
~ on the Goth day of MACH. 1921, aud has lived
here ever since l. there an older settler in the
atafa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

METROPOLITAN THEATRE The farewell ben
eft OF Mrs. Waller takes place TO nj ght. when a
great programme will be presented She will
appear ~ Shakespeare Hamlet role in which
she has Won golden ooinions from the press
and also in the sparkling comedy character of
Kate O'Brien. The audience will. on this occa
sion. have oppor' unity of judging of ,hi- ver-
sstile artistic "a vocalist as she sings tso OF her
most popular ballads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
SEN
WIsHIxGros. Msrch ?

TIsHIxGrcs. March 2
The Senate disagreed TO the report Of the CON-
mI,,ee of conference on the armv appropriation
bill. ard appointed TsuG5ull. Harlan. and Po~-
ell further committee of conference
The tax bill vas then taken -.
The Senate refused to adopt the Arsnse con-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

UsIoS TABERsAcLE The above building
will comfortably seat three Thousand people, Is
veil lighted and heated The sane is for rent
for concerts Apply 20 " H LOOMS Office
corner Washington aud Meridian streets. lndi
annapolis, Ind. IL I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

Tie undersigned committee o. The common
eOuacil for examining the claims OF drafted ne
" the appropriation OF s4u0 by the eity. under
the terms Of the resolution heretofore pssse-l
~ill hold daily sessions AZ The council chamber
from IL o'clock =. m To o'clock 2 n +. until
further notice AL claims Of drafted cilizeI> "a
said APPROPRIATION. together With proof ol her
sabscriosoE 10 he VAR fsni previous 70 the 25gh
Of February. A ID ls65. must DC presented &c
this commute fof adjudication. No claims Ill
be acted upon after the IS Of March.
ArsriS II BEowS.
ssiDES-rscus - Committee.
SrEruEs NeNA,s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
LECTURES.


ruvHk PR0PEIEToRs OF TIE SEw YORK hCs
u Of AIsteny have determined, reg.rsless 81 st-
manly s-pp-esson Qusrk~ry, four q Their nees
interesting and Instructive Lectures on nsrr age sn6 ts
ckquslhcstsons Nerves. snt fhssesi u oidiy. Pre-
o.. are eeclne q Nsnhcst in< geson, wrab ness -
Depressson fzposeDcy. Lee q knerry and nssiy r0
ar III. rrts. socia xvii ana he~ nsiati-s vb,eh resut
from yo1Aftl fee-. ehee.ses o. maturity OF isros-''s
Ihsss irxsis.sie Lectures have BEES he eesas 81
enxktsrsnx xnd ssving thocssnds and WI - fsfvare-
.ary. Nee Hork EHsrun q AaAfoog 80 1ece1De, %
nrsssssy, xs~ ruk s- >A3-ely
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
rE- The March numbes OF Frank Leslie.

fE The March number OF Frank LesIie's
Isdy's Magsz zine il for sale by Mrs Thomp-on 4
Son This is the most complete aud elaborate
gazette of fashion published. The fashion plates
are double the size of any other magazine and
contain twice the number OF modes for dresses
In addition. every number contsins over bun
dred patterns of bonnets, clouks. dresses and
many other articles OF female attic The mis-
celsny is also full and interesting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
xaIn Gil = Hnad..

PHiIApEIPHIa, March --Jav Cooke reports
sAles Of 7-30 to-dsy st g .076.l5G The largest
eastern subscription wss $500 0oo, from \ 7.
The largest Washington subscription s3S OD0.
There we're 2 l26 individual subscriptions o. $50
and siQ0 each
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

eF The concert of the Peak family bell
Fingers vas . complete success last nigh. again.
both In the large audience in attendance. and in
the favorable reception OF the performers. To-
night both families perform together. making an
additional attraction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

~ Major Conkln has opened a place OF
business the corner of Michigan and Missis-
sippi streets, where he will keep all kinds OF
family groceries, ales. wines and liquors. y CT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03
ssv voag soxEr nARkEr.


SEw YoRx, March =.
Gold weaker. The intimations given in the
Richmond papers OF The probable evacuation OF
that city. foresiadows the event which will have
more effect on sod than any other, except the
complete overthrow Of the rebellion. The prices
have been very sensitive to-day which opened At
1885, declined TO 1861. and closed to 1919
Later Gold closed Al Gallagher exchange
to-day at 1879
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

RE-IexEp Captain Edward Forbes. l00rh
regiment. has resigned on account of disabili's.
First Lieutenant Nicholas ) Smith, complny E
llth regiment. has also resigned for the same
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

az Senour. at The Bates House Drug store.
on Washington street. has large stock Of
paints. oils, vsrnishes. and all articles required
by painters that be is selling as low any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

sB-J X. Msrot. No 233. E,st Washin On
street, has in store large stock Of second hand
furniture. nearly all good new, which be
sells ~ prices TO suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

NORTHERN lNDisx. PErRoLEuM AND MINING
COMPANY We understand that this company.
The directors and cflicers OF which are among the
most reputable and responsible citizens of L.
f.sefte. has recently sold several thousand dol
lars WoEth OF stock, sud IS receiving numerous
Inquiries and spplicAtioBs for shares from all
parts of the country IL has been compelled "a
issue 4 circular in reply to the frequent requests
Tor Information We extract from tthe follow
in;
The compsay las employed competent par
les. with ample and suitable machinery, 10 bore
such number o., wells a. the company may lie
ere. These parties have alfeady gone 10 work
ard are now e ssgeG on "ell n place care
iully selected Tor = promise OF success By the
J.. 80 4 nfil We expect 10 have az east one eel
sunk e. tic depth o. three hundred feet unless
re ind our anticipated Treasure At les depth
Msay other evidences n ght be given. in
srir.as tbe belief that ~ can ahd 80 ~ obtain
e. 10 paving quantities Co tte region OF TIE com
plns'- rossess.ons David Dale Oven. in his
Ge0io sic1 Sufssy "a lie SAFE OF Iaaiana >
published IN lo6i. pisces jasper county IS the
centre ol the oip OF rock which crop out near
Chicago IN the noTth~es- ard &c central Indisna
IL tie southeast. Our p.esent state .s3iogist
n r Z BioRn. has 40 scent dcaliy exa min
ed tht- sane section OF country wi.h special ref
efence 10 the subject OF petroleum sud pro
sionfft- I'm favOf 81 the same locality ard the
sane Hfea TIE d. has evidenced Is faith IN
Tie ,sper county oil basin by uniting 10 form
iug q company a. Indianapolis Tor the purpose
Of ogera ing il he same fed Same OF the
.bles Gnsu. eF~ snd distinguished citizens Of IN
diapt and Illinois have engeced scd ere noE en-
gazing q th.- enter Ur.se
= he y p VI < u company is a regr-
iaFiv chartered company. organized under the
pfosis Is of the las Of The siste Of Indiana
The capital stock OF he comn4nv is 1880 600.
divided into saafes OF $40 each Five thousand
afd I've hundred share. u stock only are pos
offered for sale AZ par.
by order o: the board Of directors, however.
ore additional share Ia given TO the purchaser OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

~ he way 10 keep out OF the draft Is 70
get your boots aud shoes OF Lintz. AT the Palmer
House boot and sh0e store. where there IL an as
sortment 10 suit all tss.es
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

~ The 1884 regiment. Colonel Carev. we're.
marched to headquarters yesterday and drew
their arms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

The Exsniaer says thai The Legislature OF
Aisissippi 10 about 20 eonvens for tee purpose is
Is sad Of calling state consention-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-03

AUsTKkED OUT-Csptain James 81. Rose
company A. 43d regiment. and FIRST Lieutens ut
VIM. l.. Birney, company ( nth regiment. have
been mustered out aud honoraby ged