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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
\ Noble inaugural.

The Providence Post thus sums I'D the presi
dental sayings in his inaugural of the 4ih inst
Il have nothing to say"
Nothing 70 " of the recent battle of Sherman
nothing 10 say of, as for the union: nothing 20
say to or in praise of, the thousands of heroes
who are giving their lives for that country SO
nearly ruined; nothing to re assure the dropping
spirits of these Who still cling TO republican LID.
erty and American Institutions literally moth
ing.
What TIE inaugural does say is this:
| am Abraham Lincoln. BY the grace of fraud
and the force of bayonets. President OF the Uni
ted States save himself. who can"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

! VALUABLE PICK UP.-" workingmsn
named Rives we copy from The Gazeue-
employed about the treasury department. found
the other day package OF sl10 900, which had
been dropped OF mslsid. He promptly made
known his discovery. and il Is gratifying to learn
that he was handsomely rewarded " II would
be gratifying to learn Wha; sort OF mana cement
they have al the treasury department. where
packages 0! $4,000 lie around loose ana are
picked up BY laboring men. Il was well, uudOu6t-
eily, that il tell into the bands of one OF that
class Had some OF our high politicians stumbled
upon it. the Lord knows What would have been
It's fate Gin Emo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

From The Richmond Examiner. March To-
HEADoU .RrERs Army OF NORTHERN VIRGrSIal
March / l-65 (


HEADoU.RrERs Army or NORTHERN VIRGINIAJ
March |, l-65
GENERAL ORDERS, No 6-The president OF
the Confederate States. a. the request OF the re
presentaIiyes in congress assembled has appoint
cd the tenth day OF March a. a day Of public
humiliation, fastiug and prayer. The day will
therefore be observed siih due solemnity in this
army All military duties and operations OF The
staff department. except .uch IS are absolutely
necessary. Sill be suspended Chaplains will
hold religious services n their respective com
msnds
Soliiers. le, Is bow with peniteuce aud deep
humility before Almighty GOD, who has sOrely
chAs;ened Is. beseeching Him To turn again and
cause his face 10 shiLe upon "a lie. Us not for
get the DAYS when lie delivered Is from our enc
mics. bat in the dsv of our trouble let Us seek
the Lord our God. Let u set our hope in Him,
sid not forget His works Lei US 20 forth in
His strength. trusting in Him a. our hope and
and praying that in His own good
time he will establish us among the nations Of
the earth.
r T LEE, General.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
NOTICE.
PARTNERSHIP.

T0yHE undersigned have formed a co-psrtnership,
der the firm o; indiana king Company,
for the purpose of trsnsacting General Exchange and
Banking Business Their Office Is the corner OF Wash
ingtOn street and Virginia Avenue. opposite Odd tel
lows Hall. Accounts are respectfully solicited.
r. A. ". DAVIS,
". W. wO0LI.ES.
SaAUEL {. VANCE,
WILLS ;. WEBB
JOAN KKTCd AN,
John p. RASTA
WILLIAM SEEDHAn
iofaaspoe xsrvh u, ls9s- narls-df~3v
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

1t Is stated tina, single express company
transports from Virginia City, Nevada Territory.
6fty thousand dollars In silver bullion daily and
that from tract OF country around that city. of
not more than twenty five miles squire. ever
500 600 900 Of silver have been shipped during
the p.st tselve mouths. And We. the wealth Of
the silver mines of Nevada Is scarcely connre-
hended. ard its extent remains unes.imatei.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

"A nex light. made from magnesium, has
beeo discovered IN Paris It's main feature Is
that il does not effect colors. and therefore 10 viii
be OF great value in the French shops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

The dove the frs, newspaper carrier
xhea il ~ent snu fetched leaf foI Noah II
contained q paragraph on the weather notifying
him that the heavy rainstorn bad subsIied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
NOTICE.

FuNHE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BIZ PAID FOE LADIES'
Il and Gents cast OF clothing and ali KIND. Of
household goods. At rs East Washington street 30
tels and private residences called when desired
tkndedto " Sor0k0S
fsbls-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
TROlEUM.

WOLF CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK
INCORPoH ATED UNuER HE LAWS or THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. ................ $500 COO.
10000 sHAkEs-PAR VALUE, So.
1000 SHARES RESERVED FOX WORKING
CAPITAL.
OFFICE OF THE CoaPASY. No. AZ WILLIAM STREET.
TzUsTEKs:
A. BARLEY. No. 40 Beaver street.
Nelson kUNYOS, Essi ifieth street.
FERDINAND LoNGCBAMP. No 81 William ST.
r. ). MILLER, No 80 william street.
WI. IRWIN, No. 81 exchange Place.
A. BARBEY, President.
r MILLER, Secretary and TressareT-
PROPERTY OF IHE COMPANY.
The properly consists Of Three Oil and Mler4l
comprising 40 acres IS 70 lows:
No. l-Jsme' Foster Farm, of 1861 acres.
No 2-Eze sie' Garfield Farm, o 2z6 acres
No. 3-Thon a. J. hor~y Farn. of "a
All these lands are located on Wolf Greek, washing
tOa Counts Ohio, and in tn very heart Of the oil
products thereof coal. &c secured 20 The COM
pany.
The Company row making active prepaT atoms 10
70 ~ develop their property and confidently offer to the
pubic limited Of the stock a. ~ 30 per share,
sub further call Or assessment.
Remitiances may be addressed either Of the trus-
tees OF TO the Office Of the Company Certificate Of
stock will be parties subscribing INN -dately mp
the receipt Of remittance.
Prospectu-es sent on application mari7-dst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
MASONIC NOTICE.

NAsoSC N0TIcE.-A special meeting % Hxriea
WI Lodge, No. s. for WORK vii be he'd tbs (Fr.
day. evening st O'Clock.
John NJ BRANwELI WV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17

~whansver yca fDd IA Is aet perhs pa S1s
man anyuhere prs,lne q place remark jEs; here,
49,, the coa.tituiion IL What q striking thing =
The Unifst States. HE The q the vi
81 !. TsArrosf''-An- ted states. II Il the coz
dres gchnsou'. Csnpssgn ssitufon OF be people q
sch A. xashvii. repf the country, and tBcer n
isss- nere io-o1y, o~.sre re
American Senate, fcelthsi
an 4 uan ard an Ameri
can citizen, Z proud
illustration Of the fact that.
uIder the constitution, q
Fh mar can rise from the
rs.ks 20 occupy the secoud
place IN the gift Of the
American people. InAa-
guraI Address % Mr. Vice
President Johnson, March
a, 1eo5.
We hnd The above quotations from speeche,
delivered By ASDr JOHNSON in Nashville and in
Washington. the second after AT interval Of les
than siI months They DO not 'cohere;" but
the man Is no,responsibie Tor that BE has been
lAboring under pro,racted Ct Of "incohsrence,
which reached its crisis on The 4th Of March
For all that, be Is loyal"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
FOR SALE.

IL % TX ~ N IL h
HOUSE AND LOT, No. $40 NORTH TENNESSEE
street, for sale for few days only. House. two
story Frame containing eight rooms porch pantry Gel
lar summer kitchen, gas thro- ghout the hou e; slso
well csteTn. stable, carriage-house sni fruit trees.
Lot 81 : by POP feet alley has 'front.' and
lot above grade Pos csSiou given
For price and terms apply at the office Of Drs. Backe
sto nuntSrnger, No. 80 North Mississippi street.
msrlI-dlw j. r. BACKsST0.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-17
NOTICE.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

IMPORTER OF RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINES;
Otard and CogniGc Brandies; Hol and Gin; Jamaica
hum nd CordialS Also dealer in Catawha Wines, Sill
and Sparkling, ef the mot approved brands; Bourbon
whisky: Peach Brandy. Cetawba Rrsndy; Stock Ale;
Porter and Beer and Biers Of various kinds These
cles are all offered for sale by the bottleor larger
quantities. only RI ae Va f0r J. on 6yJugk.
IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO. Of the choicest
brands, will be kept antiy on hand.
u THavng fitted up neat establishment and offer
ing for sale only articles and Of the best quality
the subscriber hopes 20 receive, lie solcits liberal
share OF the patronage Of the pablo
marlT~df LOUIS LANG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23

-Nkwssss, Fe5rusry I9.-The great speech OF
Mr. Gaines, delivered on the Goth ult is attract
ing much attention His argument favoring the
restoration Of the union il fearless II i
able
The irresponsible members Of the rebel con
gress from Missouri and other states. who have
no constitution. and who are assisting to bind
feiters upon North Carolina
The north will speedily furnish tie 300 900
men called for by Mr.. Lincoln, who will 90 to
the feld with greater alacrity, and soon become
excellent soldiers, inspired as they are with the
hope Of success
Can we recover back the msjesty of the con-
Tolerate states which have been taken from Us
bv the army Of the United States Can We
hold our remaining territory Can We ever
prevent the fall Of Richmond and the capture
and destruction of our only remaining army re
cruited to the full extent of our white population
Regarding reconciliation it is said there are those
who think that after so much strife reconcile
alton is impossible This is a mistake, in the
case of England aud Scotland which was in some
respects similar to ours. divided as they were in
TO kingdoms at war for centuries, affected a re
Cancellation and started on new career OF pros
perity and glOr'.
Such will prove 10 be the case. The only
hope We have ever seen Of success in this strug
gle was that the northwestern states might be in
duced to Join Us but the manper in which those
states voted in the late presidential election has
dispelled that hope for ever, and in my Judge
ment has sealed the fate Of the southern confed
eracy.
Haines is a distinguished lawyer, and author
of some able letters which appeared in The Ra-
leigh Standard over the signature of Davidson
which attracted much attention n 1863
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
From, PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. February 22.-A special dis
following:
It's announced through rebel papers that Gen
Sberman's command had reached Camden, fort,
miles north OF Columbia. on Saturday Camden
il northeast of Columbia, about half way to
Florence, showing that Sherman is moving fo
the latter place
Hardee is evacuatiug Charleston, and is ev
IDENTIFY pressing forward to reach Florence, anC
from thence to Wilmington. The race will bt
close one, both starting at the same time
The distance from Columbia to Florence is &C
miles, and from Charleston to Florence l0s
miles
The capture of Fort Anderson gives US the
Wilmington end of the Manchester road. and il
Hsrdee beats Sherman to Florence he will have
to take the open country to escape.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
Mexican News.

NEw YoRK, February %
Advices from the northern states of Mexico t.
the 9th represent the people there as still firm il
their devotion to the constitutional government
and determined to resist the imperial invaders
The states of Chihuahua, Sonora and Sinala
entirely clear Of any of Macmillan 3 troops
with the exception of small force in the tovr
Of Mszatlan in the latter state
The city of Chahuaha is the present capital OF
the republic Jur,ez and all his cabinet officers
located there exercising their functions in So
curty.
There are about 10000 republican troops il
the states of Sonsbs. Durango and Chshuaha and
others in Sonora.
On the first of January President Juarez issued
a spirited proclamation declaring his determine
ton to maintain the republic aud urging the peo-
pie to stand firm 10 its support
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
FROM New orleans via Carlo.

Iii rumored aud believed that Gen. Hurlbu.
ment Of the guilt st Mobile.
General Changers expedition sgaint that place
is fully prepared, and the movement doubt
will leave the city in our hands in less than two
weeks
General Badly Smith established coar, 10
investigate the abuses in this department
Captain Mailer quartermaster and Proves,
Marshal General Robinson has been arrested
Commodore Palmer commanding the western
blockading squadron With fleet of about thirty
vessels. mostly iron clads will leave for the va
tiers Of Mobile in fes days
The ship NAnyard was on bar DAYS and
got of on the 18Th
The steamship Bermni. arrived to-day from
BRAVO, 81 Jago.
Lopez in cOnlessiug his sympathy for tie
noble cause Of the south. extending MS sincere
friendship, adds. beng placed IN command
of this line under he Emperor MAMMALIAN. the
sons of the confeGeracy can rely on full security
Of their persons ami interests, and that the con-
federacv NAV rest assured that the represents.
tives of the empire of Mexico along the border
frankly offer their friendship, also tsaI no raid
will De permitted 10 organize on Mexican soil 70,
the invasion OF your territory
Galveston is being enlarged aid improved
Cotton buoyAnt.
Suguar and noiasses firm.
| Large supplies OF western bonds have arrived
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
HOUSE

Mr.. Wilson from the Judiciary committee
reported a bill prohibiting The election of sens
tors and representatives from the states declared
in rebellion until they have adopted republican
form of government. and until congress passes
40 act declaring that they are entitled 10 repre-
sentsliOn.
Mr.. Mallory opposed the bill
Mr. Ashley offered substitute similar to the
reconstruction bill which was laid on the table
yesterday.
On motion the House laid the subjec, on the
table.
Mr. Wilson reported from the committee on
judiciary reported the Senate resolution to pro-
mote re eDlistments in the Army, declaring tie
wives and childrrn OF such colored men az are
entering the service forever free aud declaring
married such men and women a. have lived TO
gether in that character.
Mr. Mallory moved to table the subject Dis.-
greed to
The resolution va. passed br strictly party
vote
Mr.. Wilson presented the Senate bill TO pre-
vent officers Of the army and navy, and oiheu
engaged 10 the military service from entering il
elections. which passed by ll3 to 10
The House passed q bill directing that cir
suit and district court be held in Ere. Pennsyl
vauiA
Mr. Williams from the judiciary committee
reported dill that : much 81 The Joint resolu
ton explanatory Of the act to suppress Insured
ton. punish treason sRd confscste property. 40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
XXXVIII C0NGRESS-2d SESSION,
SENATE.
, r y n I u.
WASHINGTON. Feb. %

NAsHINGroS. Feb %
4 bill to ineie ease the compensation of naval
contractors introduced.
Trumbull, from the judiciary committee, re
ported against the proposition to amend the con
stitution by authorizing an export tax; also,
against the proposition to recognize the existence
Of God in the constitution; also, against the
proposition of Mr.. Sumner in relation TO the basis
of representation.
Wilson, from the military committee. reported
joint resolution to authorize SURVEYS to be
made for sshp canal around Niagara Falls, and
a canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi.
recommending this a substitute for House bills
on the subject.
The report OF the committee OF conference on
the feedmen bill considered AID rejected
IA to %
The Senate insisted OH its amendments 10 or
gnate the bill. aud called for another commit
tee
The bill entitled act to regulate commerce
between the several states, relating TO the Cam
den and Amboy railroad. WAS taken up Mr..
May opposed il.
On motioH Of Mr. Sprague, the secretary of
war asked for copy Of instructions issued
for the enrolment of the citizens of Louisians
pending further orsderation OF the bill. the
Senate went into executive session AMI soon al
iourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
The Approaching lent

Ash Wednesday. the first dAy Of Lent. falls
on the first OF March The following are the re
gulstions for its observance In the Catholic
archdiocese of Cincinnati
AL the days of Lent, except Sundays, are
fasting days OF obligation one meal. This
meal i 10 De taken about noon. A COLLATION.,
or food no, exceeding eight ounces, NAV be
taken in the evening A cup of tee. coffee. or
thin chocolate. with one small cracker - allowed
in the morning.
All persons over t~enty-one years Of age
and under sixty, who are not obliged TO perform
hard manual labor. or Who are not exempt on
account of sickness debility &c are o6liged
10 observe the first under pain Of sin
Persons should not. on slight grounds or pre-
fences seek = dispeBsAtiOn from tie fast. much
les assume TO dispense themselves. tor the hs
Of the church IS wise aud Just, and saiut.ry
Abstinence from aesh meat IS Of obiiga
ton on all the Wednesdays and Fndass Of Lent
and on the two Sundays of Ember Week a.,
Holy Week.
Flesh meats may be USED by all Al every inca
on Sundays: and al meals. on DAYS which Il D
allowed 10 Others bu. once. by all who are %
liged 10 work hard
Lard can be used. without distinction Of day.
an cooking
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
From Cairo.

CaIno February 22-Gen Heron arrived Al
Baton Rouge and assumed command of the
northern division or Louisiana. including the dis
tricts Of Baton Rouge. Port Hudson and Nor
CANA. His command extends along both sides
of the Mississippi river from Red river to Play
emne
Guerrillas are becoming troublesome again OIL
Arkansas river, firing into passing boats aud
com ntting other outTages
The reported burning OF the steamer Dove
and ca pture OF The Seth colored regiment. is un.
true
The New Orleans Times says the French at
Matamoras compliment the rebel flag and pass
the merican colors in contempt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
From IouIsyiIIe.

LouIsvILLE. February 22-Major General
Palmer publishes a card to- morrow assuming
command of the department. of Kentucky from
the 18th, making his headquarters at Louis
Vile
this evening.
A salute was fired to-day in accordance with
orders from the war department, and many gov
ernment buildings. business houses aud private
Dwellings were decorated with flags
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
from Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February 22.-The Bulletin ha. a
dispatch from Nashville stating that the district
of West Tennessee has been taken from the de-
partment of the Mississippi and added to the de-
partment OF the Cumberland
Gen. Dana. commanding the department of
the Mississippi. will probably move his head
quarters 10 Nicksburg
1t is reported that Gen. Washburn. now here,
will be appointed to the command OF this dis
trict
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
PROFESSIONAL.
IL f Nj o v A l..
Doctor WIN. THOM SON
HAS REMovED MS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

! !. !:
"THERE HE WILL CONTINUE
w to treat and Private l.
Diseases, in all their species, stages,
ramifcstions and phases
Or. VIM. Thomson will give TO -
each patient a written instrument
binding himself to effect a radical
and permanent care, make no
charge
DR.. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Disease.
speciality since the year ls5three years IN the city OF
Buffalo, n y eisht years In Chicago H. and two years
in Peoria, H. Daring eight years practice In Chicago.
Ill. be cured thirteen thogss cases.
DR.. VIM Thomson, in bis practice for Scrofna Rhsu-
matte and general diseases q the blood uses Fumgs-
ting yapOr Bsth Of the genOu. kind eonJsne
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequences ofself-sbuss.
This solitary vice, deprsved SEXUAL Indulgence,
practiced by the youth Of both almost
limited extent, producing with unerrrg certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless eonbsted BY
scientific medical measures yiz- sallow couniensnes
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ringing in
the and noises like the rus;ling Of leaves and
Ting Of chsrots snessness about the oins
the limbs confused vision, bunted intellect, loss Of
hdenee, difdence in approaching stranger dislike to
form new scqua ntanoes disposition 90 shun society
loss Of memory. hectic flashes ppes and various erup
tons about the face furred night swesfs fetit
breath. coughs, consumption, Bonomsnis AID frequent
ly inatnty.
The sfacted, on the ersf appearance 81 any % the
above symptoms, should innsci.:siy spply 80 Dr wn
Thomson for relief.
~ gce ssd Consultation r. 20 % South Del
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind
p. o. Box 1850. iax24-tiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23
Appointments i'm the New Indiana
Regiments.

I43D REGINENr-FIRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Company Austin A. Kellogg. captain; j
b. Mesgher, lst lieutenant; Geo. II. bearing, ID
lieutenant.
Company B-James II Smith. captain; IN
Huffman lst lieutenant; Josiah j. Patterson. u
lieutenant
Company C-Warren II Bishop. ca plain; Dsu-
lei Trent, lst lieutenant: Thomas Dubois, 81
lieutenant.
Company D--Thomas 5. White, captain; Vim
j. Puett. lst lieutenant; George W. Wilder, ID
lieutenant
Company E--Philip Guckes. captain; Leander
Jerger, lst lieutenant; Adolph Harter, 81 lieu
tenant.
Company F-Christopher L. Scott. captain
Frank W Fickas. lst lieutenant; Geo J Reeves
81 lieutenant
Company G--Jacob C. Youngerman, captain;
VIM. II. Fowler, lst lieutenant; Frank France.
% Lieutenant
Company H--Bedford Reavis, captain; Ralph
Reddlng, lst lieutenant; Alexander c. Small, 81
lieutenant
Company J--Ira Bnrch, captain; Benz AMIN
F Laswell, lst Lieutenant Willis NJ Coleman.
I'd lieutenant.
Company K--Geo W Harod, captain; Ste
phen II Brtton, lst Lieutenant: Hugh McMahan.
I'd lieutenant.
l44TH REGINESr-sEcoSD DISTRICT.
Company G-Henry II. Ewing, captain;
John + Wilson, Is! lieutenant; Joseph I Place,
% lieutenant.
l47rH REeiNENr--FIFTH DISTRICT
Company C--Slas B. Geek. captain: Lafay
cite Larsh LIST lieutenant; John Mood, 81 lieu
tenant
l4eTH REGIaENr--sIxTH DISTRICT
Company G--Diniel F Hill, captain; David
W Springer, LIST lieutenant. James NJ Teeple.
p lieutenant.
l49rH REGINESr--sKyESTH DISTRICT
James L Johnston quartermaster
Company D--David NJ Dobson. captain. Har
rold, 81 lieutenant.
Company E-Wm. ID Null. captsin: Joseph
s. Dowdell. lst lieutenant: Joseph B. Shirk. 81
lieutenant.
l9OTH REGIxENr--EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Company C--James n Jacks captain: Thos.
II. Harrison, lat lieutenant: David I. Price. %
lieutenant
l52p REGIMEST--TENTH DISTRICT.
Company A--Huvilah W Smith. captain: Er
nest Liebole. lst leutetant; Isaac Shekels, u
lieutenant
l53D REGIMENr-ELEvENrH DISTRICT.
Company E-Beniamin F. Wiley. captain; J
VI Henry, LIST lieutenant Marvin W Bennett, ID
lieutenant
Company F-Avery B William. captain: An
drew Reed, lst lieutenant: William Lehmer. %
Lieutenant.
Company G--John A Howard. captain; Enoch
b Hartley LIST lieutenant: Foster Davis. u
lieutenant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23

CE- Lintz is in receipt of fresh stock of
French calf skins, suitable for spring wear, which
he will make up with or without the patent elias
tic shank His stock of ladies' CATERS can't be
excelled-he has all kinds. styles. sizes and
shapes His store is east of the Palmer House.
on Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23

tE- Rhodius. of the Circle, the fashionable
place of resort for all that love good liquors j:
in receipt of the best of ale. both drsught auc
in bottles. a superior article of old copper dis
titled whisky. apple brandy, and other fine Ii
quors His restaurant IL supplied with all kinds
of game in season. and bis cook prepares 1t IL
the highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-23

, UNION TAsrRsAcIE The above building
will comfortably seat three thousand people, is
we'll lighted and heated The same is for rent
for concerts Apply to W H. LOOMS Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets, lndi.
annapolis. Ind. l3lm