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''SET BACK. Some of the leaders of the
traitor chivalry who have been organizing
to emigrate to Brazil, have been set back
recently by the Freedmen's Journal exposi-
tion of the polity of that Empire. 1t seems
that Chief Ministers of the Government,
Judges and public officers are frequently y
selected from the colored free citizens of the
Empire.
MANY of the late Confederate civil and
military officers that lett for Mexico after the
collapse of the rebellion have since returned
to the United States.
IT is said that Gen. Logan was appointed
Minister to Mexico at the request Of General
Grant, who does not hesitate to declare him.
self in favor of driving the French out Of
Mexico. AA
AN officer in the Navy, seeing sailor pray
ing before an engagement, rspruached him
With cowardice. tsThero b NO cewsraice II
it, said he, "Iwas only praying th6t sAotd
might be distributed among the olRcsss In the
same proportion - pxiss nonay."
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Denmark Academy.
YsHE WINTER TERM IN THIS INSTI
u tuition will besia on
WedlnAadlny, DeC00hef 18th,
Aud contnus fourteen weeks
Torfurthse particulars apply TO ths Rtnsipai.
H. g.. DDeON.
Denmark. lows. Nov. 26th, 1885. nov2s dlw-~3t
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MARRIED.

MARRlXD.
Ia this city. the 18th inst. by Rev. r w-stover
Joas g. McAsAIs ksq, of Pennsylvania y Nia ELvlAa
BxxrRYy, Of k~oknk.
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NEw YoRK, Nov. q.
Gold opened nd aloesd a& l47f.
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ST. Lor1s, Nov. 81.
Col. Bravo, of the Liberal army in Mexico,
bearer of dispatches from Jusrez to the L. s.
Government, arrived at Kansas City last Fri
day, and left Immediately for Washington.
Colonel Bravo states that the Mexicans have
200 troops under arms, and $4,000 more
can be put in the field as soon as means are
raised, which will be done speedily.
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INTERESTING GENERAL INTELLIGENc
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RALEIGH, n c., Nov 81.
The Legislature met to-day. The Lower
House organized by slecting s. 7. Phillips,
of Orange county, Speaker. There was no
election of Speaker in the Senate. Messrs.
| Ferrebo and Smith were voted for.
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AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.

WASHINGTON NEWS GOSSIP.
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YNHIS Association viii donate the Net
= Prccerds OF the following schedule 81 Lands and
eth<r vsisabls property By mssns Of Gr Distyibaos
for the purpose OF
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~ Billy Allen in bis mirth provoking person
atoms at the Tabernacle to night

H By proclamation of Governor Morton the
9th instant has been designated as day of
thanksgiving and prayer. to be observed through
out the state. Great preparations are being made
to observe the occasion in this city in imposing
manner, and il is expected that the display on
the Doth will never have been surpassed in the
history OF Indianapolis la the piping times OF
peace. as well as in the alarming times of war,
this city has been made memorable for the dem
onstrations that have taken place. but never be
fore on any occasion has there been as much
cause for q grand aud imposing display. for uni
verssl observance. for unrestrained and heartfelt
gratitude. as 10 warranted Of the people on toe
10Th instant. Let the day be so observed that its
remembrance will ever be the most pleasant in
the history of our city.
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wYe.,erd.y was decided improvement.

~ Yesterday was decided improvement on
its immediate predecessors. The sun. by H.
and starts, did shine, the birds carrolled aud all
nature looked lovely Wise ana prudent men
msrveled at the signs OF the times while sportive
juveniles marbed on the pavemeuts Ladies
were on parade in the most lively and gsudy
costume. oil radiant will lovelness, and thank
full. apparently. that they could enjoy the priv.
lege of being These spring days have a
deIeterious effect upon ones systematic said
sytem falling into lsssitude generally known ss
"sprine fever" a disease always prevalent AZ
this sea-on. Snd vet not very fatal In tact,
spring time Is the season of the year best suited
so ali the peculiar ~hims OF humanity.
The poet. when asked al what season be pre-
fsrred 10 take a trip TO that unexpiored region
from whence there is no return, wisely regarded
the Appropriateness TO "shuihs of in anv other
season preferable TO that OF spring time. a. his
TESTIMONY declares. would not die 10 spring
tine. when the worms begin TO crawi-seem M n
have an distinctive fear that his carcass M gh'
be food for the psslierous intsstlnd, IS about
this period they begin TO commit their depreda
tons. Thea. too. With spring comes mint, and
9Th mint the lnsepnabe juep. The secondary
- useless alone. but when the concOmitsnt Of
the other. VIA, pleasing recOlleetiOns thcy re
viyel The season thst satisfies the desoste
ground. and causes the bud of the tender plant
to spring forth" 10 nov e. hand, and may all en-
Joy IT,
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H Two youthful offenders by the names oil
Rich and Olhand. were arrested on charge OF
, burglary. yesterday. IL appears that they each
bad a desire of going into business on their own
hook. and therefore cast around them for the
necessary stock with which to commence Their
business foresight led them into the vicinity OF
the Central railroad depot. when they broke open
freight car and carried off a box OF stores val
ued NJ several dollars. A cruel policeman, hear
ing OF the depreciation. pulled the young gents
and thereby npped their business prospects in the
bud. This little indiscreton upon the part of the
youths will procure them place where they can
learn the trade of cordwainer at the expense OF
the state.
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The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK m
New YORK. April 10

NEW YORK, April l3
The Commercials Washington special says il
is currently reported that Secretary Stanton will
resign as soon as peace is declared
The Herald's Richmond special Of the llth
says: JEFF Davis, Hunter. and Thos F Semmes
have long contemplated the formation OF trans
Mississippi confederacy. TO be composed of Ar
kansas. Texas and Western Louisiana, with
such disconnected Mexican states as might join
them.
The sanitary condition of Richmond ia good
at present
Two days ago there were 1900 sick and
wounded in Petersburg. some belonging to our
army aud the rest to the rebels They are being
transported as fss. as possible to City Point
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad is not yet in order, the line being com
pleted for ~ miles only
Mrs. Gen Lee is seriously ndisposej. a ne
gro guard was placed in front Of the house she
occupies bu, upon lts being represented that a
colored guard was considered nsul. to her
they substituted whites
4 correspondent save that nearly ali tie pro
perty destroyed by FIRE belonged to rebels The
poor classes do not express any sympathy for
l them in their less
The Tribune's city of Mexico letter OF the
18th OF March. SAYS:
\ bitter feeling exists between the French and
Austrian troops now in Mexico.
seversl editors have been arrested for COM
/ -nentiny on the conduct of Marshal Bayonne
The discords in the imperial family are said to
/ be increasing.
/ Lee visits johnson stay blood-hed. he 10
truly peullent
E~eIi Is on his parole at the Metropolitan Ho-
tel.
The Worlds Washington special says il 10
stated that as soon q Gen Lee decided to sur
repder be set TO work 70 device plan By which
such action would result 10 peace
He proposed to Gen. Grant that if generou.
terms we're granted him be would hin.ef 20 TO
General Johnston and urge him 20 surrender bis
army
General Grant is understood TO have net the
proposal In the spirit in which il vas made. add
considering that be could represent Presiden,
Lincoln in The matter, granted Lee sven more
liberal terms than he suggested.
| II was finally decided thai General Grant
J sould proceed to Washington and urge Mr.. Lin
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coin 10 stop ell recruiting and issue proclsns.
ton Of amnesty; OF. in lieu thereof. make Il
known that be would deal 10 liberal manner
With the soldiers asd people Of The south.
An the meantime IL was Gen. Lees intention 70
Visit Johnston.
WAsHiSoroS. April IL.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived In this city yestsr.
day accompanied BY his chief Of staff
Col. Gamble. commanding the union forces At
fnirfsx Station, received . message from Mosby
in which the lsttor says be does DOT care about
Lees surrender. and that be is determined TO
hight so long as he has q man left
IL Il stated that Gen. Lee has obtained per
mission to visit Weldon, NC.
The report of the capture Of Selma and For
rests forces. is not credited BY Gen Thomas.
The body Of General Smith. who died from the
effects of wounds, was received here to-day.
A number of wounded are now at City Point.
awaiting 20 be sent to Annapolis, where thew
will be placed in hospital.
The Star says the side of Mr.. Stewards face
injured BY the fall has been placed in wires in
stead of bandsges, since which time the swell
ing has reduced and now does not suffer much
De is unable TO leave bis bed. and Is more easy
in the dsy time thsn night
PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
Special dispatches to The Press, from Wash
ington. this afternoon, says Gen. Grant here in
consultation with the president His HesdquaT.
tiers are hereafter to be in Washington. He goes
to Philadelphia tomorrow
FoKTREss koSRoE, April IL
The Steamer Swanee arrived here to-day from
Wilmington, North Carolina. and reports when
of Hstteras saw quite number of dead bodies
with the aid of glass. supposed to be from the
i'll fsted Steamer Gen. Lyons.
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MARRIAGE LIcKS-Ks The following persons
have been granted marriage licenses bv the coun-
~ clerk. for the week ending April IL. 1865:
George w. Marbarger aud Miss Mary Sui
grove
August Langenberger and Mss Caroline
Schrieder
Henry Zurich and Miss Caroline Weight.
John N Noble and MAry f Bruce.
John Klein and Sophia Slsnslp.
Rufus Williams and Mrs Julia Palmer.
Philip Bslz and Josephine Shrever
Stephen p. Rilev and Lizzie NJ B'lander.
Kinse, Brown and Mrs Priscilla Spears.
Peter Olson and Miss Kate Z. Dawson.
John II Hoffman and Miss Mary Nieman
Thomas Farnsworth and Mss Caroline p
Daniels
Jeremiah N. Wilson and Miss Sarah ID liar
hide
Gsytou W. Fuller aud Adelaide F Ander
son.
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BOTTLED SoDA WATER -Messrs. TiHdall 4
Scribner. No Is West Pearl street, are prepared
to furnish bottled soda water aud sarsaparilla
beer by the quantity to the trade. This estab
ishment bas all the recent improvements for the
preparation Of these beverages. and We know
from personal investigation that the ingredients
which compose them are pure and healthy Put
up m bottles the soda water and ssrsaparia
beer are convenient for use, and the large and in
creasing demand for them is the best evidence
OF their worth and popularity All orders
promptly filed and delivered to any part OF the
city. 1873
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TRAvELERs Insurance COMPANY AND Irs
RECORD We would call the attention of the
public 70 the advertisement of the Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford. Conn. that
appears in our columns to-day And in regard
to The Record. we would say such is the name
of one Of the neatest, best arranged and most
interesting advertising sheets ever sent out for
public approval. The Record is monthly jour
nal. published by the Travellers Insurance Com
psny. of Hartford Coun and contains a very
extended list of losses already paid by this com
psny. which we commend to the attention Of all
in whose hands the paper may fall
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PosrPoSExESr OF JAS Z MURDocH's READ-
ING LII he Y NJ L's Association regret to an
nounce that owing 10 a Misunderstanding OF hr
" VI. LOOMS in regard to the tabernacle. they
are compelled to postpone the readings of Muir
doch this evening. They had engaged the build
ing from Mr LOOMS in the early part of last
week for the l4,h. and not until the llth. were
they informed that it could not he obtained.
Mr.. Murdochs last reading gave 50 much sat
isfaction, and the desire TO hear him again was
50 general. that they are sorry to so disappoiBt
the public but hope to arrange with him To visit
the city at al early day-under circumstances re
liable
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The THEATRE Rob Roy was well received
last night by the large audience present at the
Theatre. The acting throughout was excellent
Tonight the versatile and popular actress. Miss
Emily Thorne takes her benefit in the serio-
comic play Of Po-c.-hon-tss. Miss Thorne il one
OF the most talented arfisfes that has appeared on
the boards at the Metropolitan this season. and
to night she should. as sic undoubtedly will, be
greeted with an OVERLOOKING house. Secure seats
early.
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sEA At No. 81 and 80, Kentucky avenue, over
which Hezekiah 4 Brown presides. will be fur
nished the usual daily lunch to-day. commencing
at 10 clock and those who may abstain from
this morning meal out of respect for the dav the
Savior died to redeem sinners. will be enabled
TO enjoy a forenoon reDast Sithout violating re
ligious obligations Let all come without cere-
mony. and with the assurance of being welcome
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~ The ladies are invited to call at No 3
Old Fellows II al and see what splendid line
Of silk sacques. basques and circulars; also
fne French tricot cloth. short sacques. aud 9th
or nice new goods in the cloak and shawl line
have just been received. The particular stten
ton OF the ladies is solicited TO this stock. con
6dent that it contains some of the finest and
most desirable goods ever offered in this city.
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MERCHANT TAILORING w + Rupp, No los
East Washington street. opposite the court house.
has in store a large assortment of the spring
style of gentlemens dress goods His experience
cutter enables him to guarantee eatire SIT
siaction in style and make of all garments or
dered at his house Call and examine his new
styles before selecting your spring suits.
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TRAssrKRs OF REAL ESTATE AT the county
auditors Office yestrday the following trans
fers OF real estate were made:
W II Ellis TO Mrs. 5. T B Ruse and
Frances Smith. lot in square 10 OF James z.
Drskes addition TO the city of Indianapolis
Price 81 900
Frenerick Rosswinkle to John A Bradshaw
and W G Holmes. lot 10 in Brad hsw and
Holmes subdivision OF the east part of out lot
100. in the city of indianapolis. Price $500
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GIoRIors Nrvs The war is at al end. sDd
a. our country will soon be clear Of guerrills
bands. we desire returning to our homes 10 Bour
bon county. Kentucky; consequently We offer our
stock TO wholesalers and jobbers, at reduced
prices. for a limited time only; consisting oil
bourbon whisky. made in the county of Bourbon
Our whisky ranges in age from two to fifteen
years In our store. No. II South Meridian
street. we have four hundred barrels Of the fnesi
whisky in this state. and re might challenge the
world TO beat IT, Our whisky Is copper distilled
warranted pure and unadultersted. and from two
to ten per cent above proof We also have fine
lot Of foreign brandy and giu; also, domestic
Of all kinds We call the attention of druggists
to our stock: our liquors being pure. We are con
ident we can please them. both as regards quality
and price We have large lot OF brakes Plan
tation Bitter., which We offer very low.
Thanking our old customers for past favors.
we respectfully invite strangers to call at No u.
South Meridian street, and examine our stock. as
IL will afford us pleasure to show them through
our house
l3f j. d. DUNCAN.
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SURPLUS DRAFT FUND Il have of this fund
m my I. nds To- he distrlhufed as follows.
Total. .......................sl .53s

AT THE TABERSAcLE-The Donaldson Com
binatiou have returned, and tonight give one OF
their performances at the Tabernacle. The en-
tertanmepcs OF tots troupe were we'll received
when here before, which speaks abundantly for
their merits.
To-morr night Mr.. Clark Gibbs takes s
farewell benefit
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COMM ERcIAL.
1T TELgaRAys.
cincinnati Market,

Ctactamati markct
CINCINNATI. April Is
Provisions unchanged.
Flour in moderate demand; Superfne s. %
extra 81 4O@7 IS. and family 81 sues IS.
Wheat unchanged; red 81 50: white 81 Goa
1885,
Corn dull
Rye held At Csc.
Oats dull at Csc
Whisky dull; small sales at 81 To-
Mess pork advanced to $27 so and is now held
at $25 co.
Rulk meats firmer at he for shoulders and
lac for sides loose, and packed 1ac higher.
No demand TOR bacon, prices nominal
Barley continues in moderate demand at 81 IL
for prime.
Nothing done in lard
Glover seed SIS and demand moderate
Timothy aud Flax unchanged.
Groceries quiet
Butter unchanged, prime to choice 30@32c.
Cheese steady.
Eggs zoe.
Silver 81 IS.
Gold closed at 81 As
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FINE DKEss SHIRTS AT 81 50-Prices reduced
10 thee hgures IN consequence OF the late de
cline in goods At PArkel's. 30 West Washington
street This - low enough TO tempt ANYBODY
sud irssres perfect Or, snd TIC very best make
All can nov indulge in the luxury of wearing
shirts that will ht, and We hope they -ill. IL 4
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cE-T The proprietor of Blackford's block
without any regard for his neighbors, removed q
NUS ance early last evening which permested the
atmosphere with intolerable stencil for at least
square. Such operations should be procrast
mated to a late hour Of the night and il there is
not citv ordnance to that effect. one should be
adopted Immediately.
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lcE-Mr. O. Chrstman. successor 10 Dir Jos
But-ch Is prepared to furnish ice in quantities to
suit purchasers There is sccommo-
dating mn thSn Mr O., and his ice is as clear as
crys-al. F,milie-. ho'els d restaurants will be
supplied by him daily with promPtness and reli-
ability
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e Benjsmin Todd. one OF the most popular
lec'u,srs on he subject of spirituslism. viii
speak ia the Tsbern-cl- on Sunday. April 10Th
az : o'clock p. m Subject. They hstej me
without a cause" also. at So o'clock in the
evening-suhject The natural evidence Of
mans immortality as drawn from man" Lee
ture tree
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PoLIcE CoUsT record Of crime showed
falling Oh on Yesterday. and nothing but the
customary druDks were before His Honor.
Thomas Holiday. Clemens o Reno George
Atkison. and s. Henry were haed s. and
costs for liking over doses of the villianous
compound known az whisky
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- rich growth of hair produced. the
natural color restored, mot dyed) and all di-ea
ses OF the scalp. falling Of. &c, cured by using
Eureka the infalliole hair restorative Price
81, 90 per bottle. Sold bv all druggists
J SESouR.
Druggist, Bates Block. Agent.
81
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~ A Lntr is putting up some OF those
splendid sewed patent leather boots. which are
JUS, the thing for spring wear A neat st can
be obtained. As he has foreman that can ct any
shaped foot no matter how bad il il Geformed.
l43
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ANNOUNCE MENT.

FIFTH wARD-JoSEPH HARRIS offers himself to
the independent Of the fifth Ward, indie
pendent candidate for Councilman. Mr.. Harris is
old citizen of the Ward, has all his property in IT, and
II elected vii pledge himself to aid in securing cheap
gas light and look after the interests Of the
Ward in the Council and that il has its fair share Of
al puhlc Improvements
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dwelling besss. On Tennessee street, che Is,sres-
idsnce Of Mr. Batterfsld
Oring to the illness Of Ms. Frybsrger. the
ceremony usual on such occasions was dispensed
With, and the deed for the property handed thsi
lsdy by Adjutant General Terrell
We should like TO notice this more 10 detail
but The lateress Of the hour precudes ne from ex
tending our remarks further than 70 say IL vas q
valuable gift and viii undoubtedly be appreciated
by the receDients
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veW YORK N arkel.

vsW YORK Market.
NKw YoRK, April l3
Cotton opened firm and closed dull and lower
at 34935c for middng
Flour dull and lO@l5c lower; at 81 75@7 e5
for extra state: So 30@s so for extra round hoop
Ohio, and 81 55@9 81 for trade brands; mark cts
steady.
Whisky closes dull and droopidg; Western pale,
81 1902 Is.
Wheat rather more steady; Chicago Spring
81 81 amber Michigan 81 50
Rye dull at 81 05@l 20
Barley dull
Corn rather more steady, only limited supply
new yellow 81 1901 40.
Oats hfmer; 90 tor western.
Wool dull.
Coffee frmer
Sugar active at ll34c for Cuba Muscov ado
and Porto Rico 1872 q l5c.
Molssses in demand at 60Q7lc for Porte
Rico
Rice dull.
Petroleum quiet; 35c for crude, SIC for refined
in bond. and 7l@72; free
Pork rather frmer at $27 25@27 so tor new
mess. S24 75@25 % for 63-'64: SIS W for
regular way: S24 50@25 90 for prime. and
$50 25@26 IS for prime mess; also 500 barrels
OF new mess for May sellers option at S27 so.
Beef quiet. at si2 OO@l6 50 for plain mess
and sl6 00@20 00 for extra mess.
Beef hams quiet at $50 O0@22 90.
Cut meats frmer at l4z@l5c for shoulders
and 531@l7c for hams.
Bacon dull
Lard steady at l531@lec
Butter dull at l3@2Oc for Ohio, and 20e35
for State.
Cheese quiet at l4@22c
Clover seed advanced to &l3 50. and good de
mand; timothy 81 so.
Flax 81 gu, and dull
Money easy, large supply at soc per cent
Sterling quiet at 1859 CLOS tor first class
bills
Gold dull aud without decided change. opening
at ST. 46, and closing ct 81 46ss
Government stocks steady.
INV YORK MoxEf HARKkT
NV YoRx, April l3
Money moderately easy at sac per cent,
With the bulk of the transactions at the inside
rate
Sterling dull at 81 Os3<al % for first class
bills
The speculatiors in gold quiet. though for
custom house and export purposes the demand is
steady at 81 1901 463s
Government stocks more active and krm.
LArEk-Gold closed at Gallagher : exchange
tonight st 81 &c
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IL II Is said that commission will soon be
ordered to investigate the conduct of General
Darlington. late commander OF the draft render
voss- Charges Of serious nature have been
preierred The general is selling of his house
hold property preparatory TO assuming active
duty in the field.
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Promotions The following were the promo
tons made 1T the sdjgrant generals Office in
Indiana regiments on yesterday:
9Th regiment-Alexsnder ID. Murphy, assist
ant surgeon
9th regiment-Daniel s. johnson, captain,
Co. @; Vim. o. Bidlack. lst lieutenant, Co. G..