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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-16

NTE can turalsh thi Scrip in quantities 10
w suit customers. IL can be locased at once IN
the same manner Land Warrants can be held with
out care OF rick for location at future time Zach
piece Of Scrip is for 100 acres aud entities holder 20
700 acres Of the land sold by the
81 % per acre, cash, in ia which there are
Government Lands Land Warrant have become scarce.
and consequently high, and will be sgpsrseded BIZ
this Scrip, which can be bought much cheaper
he title to all lands located BY this scrip viii be d.
rect from the United States the Scrip beng assigned in
oAnk II becomes simple and title and Is sold and
transferred by deli cry
found
Price sl25 for each I60 acres being IS cents Der
acre for the lands nov sold by the United
States at 81 IS per in god legal tender notes
Willy MARLIN
Real Estate Brokers.
JelS-oi" Indianapolis Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-16
MILITARY CLAIM AGENTS.
sANUEL DELIEIL. IesArIUs BRovx, D. JoSEs.
Attorney at Law.
DELZELL, BROWN & JONES,
MILITARY CLAIM iGRNTS
AND
A T T o r N e rs,
No. 81 East Washington Street,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

TO RESIGNED, DISCHARGED Or DISMISSED
OFFICERS
A the Army il low being mastered cut, and many
n Oncers Will 80 n be discharged from service ~e
would call your attention facilities for adjusting
OeeTs accounts aad settling claims against the govern
ment-
We viii procure Certificates % SonIntebtecress for
Officers, and promptly adjust their accounts with the
different Bureaus 81 Washington
We also Collect Claims for Back Pay, BOunties Pen
ons, Horses lost IN service, Prize heey Damarpd or
Lot Property, Property Lost lmpres ed Qusrfsrnas
ter vouchers, TRANSPORTATION Claims, Ac &C
We can also supply Ordnance, Clothing. Q1Artermss-
ter aud Medical he;urns, Ausier-Ost Rolls and other
Military Pspers-
1a>- No CLAIMS bought or sold.
Onieers and others Interested in the settlement Of
OIAnis against the Government, invited 10 call ~
onr Office, OF address
DEIZELL. BROWN a JONES,
No. 3 East Washington street,
nyzo DIN Indianapolis. Ind.
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RRIlR DADS.
RAILROADS.
'Ecrre lGaute and Richmond
~ n n H HR On aB.
CHA GE OF a IME

WESTWARD LEAVE INDIANAPOLIS
loo A. M.-lCcD cd n ti0H-stOpping at
all the Way Stations sign al; connect
ing at Junction. at 900 A. NJ, for Craw
louisville and Lafsyett' arriving at Terra
Haute az 1910 A. makes direct
Evansville or IT ouis connections.
loo =. Ms. Louis Express-Stops only
at Cartersburg Greene stle Junction and
Brazil running directly through
Louis; makes no direct Junction connec
ton; reaches Terre Bsute at 34S p. NJ.
and ST. Louis at Loo A. NJ; connecting 1
Tefre Baute closely for evansville.
$40 +. M.-Nay MaiI and Express
Stepping at all Stations; connecting at
Junction for Charlottesville aud Lafayette
at 6 % P. M, and with the New Albany
train from the South; reaching Terre
Haute at 90 P NJ; makes connections
Terre Haute.
I1.2O =. n.-Ntght Express-Stopping only
at Plainfeld. Greencsste. junction and
Brazil; reaching Terre Heute at Is A. M;
running directly through TO 81. Louis; ar
irving at HOO A. NJ.
Jel6-du N. K. KICKER, Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-16
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Now offered by the Government. and its superior
vantages make IL the
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The world has ever seen, combiHing in
itself all the great Equestrian Artist
Of England an Continental Europe,
numbering nearly one hundred male
and female artists, in addition II one
who stands without a pc among the
celebrities Of the age, viz
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-16
TIE WORLD RENOWNED
BEDOUIN ARABS
Ten i'm Number.

Their first appearance in the United
States. They are. without doubt, the
most wonderful curiosities ever cen In
this country. No words can express
the extraordinary feats performed by
these wild children Of the desert,
Among the performers from London
are Messrs. James Cook, Geo. Wilson,
Thomas and I'd. Watson, Holloway and
Johnson From Paris-MeSsrs. Os-
mODd, Duprez, Albert aud Henry Lee
maitre, Gustave Thalbert and Jacques.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
E'ross The Sentinel.
The Proposed state Convention "lnnd-
missiblc and Odious."

The proposition looking 10 the ealing oil a
State Convention died in the House OF Delegates on
Yesterday, under the explanations OF its advocates.
nwse In itself the exposition 0i the motives ana oD-
ecs which originated IT, has sueed to make 1t IN the
last degree inadmssiblc and odions.
The reasons which recommend the sitlDg OF the othe
in sovereign convention as convenience and adyan'
tage in a time such the present, are negatWed ny
objections that are greatly prepohderant Inc au' o.
Gates of convention proceed upon the theory that u
would be composed of men as wise, courageous anu h
serene a body Of Roman Senator'S, VINO Nouiu 9e
unmoved by passing excitement ou so i St"ts
with promptness and yigor Whenever the eAlgehcl
might require it. We make no apology Tor saying tha'
such an expectation Is dream. IL would DC lmp,Si
bic with tue examples now passing before u.s. 10 ahtc
pate such calm, yet energetic wisdom. Legislative
bodies are by no means exempt from the cxcltemenls
which agaie the people and indeed II would De emil
nently unsafe In time Ike the present to lodge the
sovereign power Of the State 10 be exercised without
restriction in the hands OF men who by their multitude
would be subject to the panics OF popular assehu,
without the restraints OF individual respohsiDhly
convention consisting OF asinge Dolly might teEHAPS
act more promptly than the two Houses OF Leglsi'
ure but promptness is what we have long ceased 20
expect under any circumstances OF BODY oil takers
The greater the necessity for aeuon the greater Is ,ne
eaeerness 10 debate; and debate they r, though the
cause be ruined and the country die.
II a convention would be unsafe al the best II Is
o. peciay 10 b. avoided when IL Is desired iOr mis-
,hieyous purposes The call for conventions IN North
Carolina and Georgia Is the form IN heh s optny ds-
oyai u6u 0f those Sidf6s making opposition 10 me CON
fsdSfdTg aud fThi6NifR mr. Utdsoh IL "ou" W.
and improper 10 give encouragement ana support 10 u
sinister movement there by an innocent movement
here.
But II the movement be not harmless or innocent
here; IL il be unsafe the Commonwealth II II expose
theSa Interests Of the people 20 the hazards OF SUD
den excitement the part OF body OF men even
though called convention. we must earnestly oppose
and repudate it, But IT, besides these objections upon
general principles the ayowed motives ana aims are
such as indicate purposes Of Posue mschie-and such
we understand wered scosed In the debate ofyesterday
then there Is no room for parley or indulgence Ia NE
name Of c people call upon te House Of hsqts 70 PIT
rs Ase a. &c dOajf not rA az once and r e@PA0s's'
on his contention sehemt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

IL Nigh have had has been exhausted IL has longer
any influence except for evil The state of our currency
il such that largo additional Issue Of Treasury notes
wonll cause an almost instantaneous explosion. 1t
wonll be absurd to continue the system any
longer; and it would be cruel to pay our sol
diers in currency, which, sufficiently deprecated
already would then become absolutely yaulcs1. Meier
thoes the army must be PAID and certain other
sary expenditures must III some way DC provided for
Treasury notes arc worth little enough now it is true,
but they are yet worth something; aud the soldiers
would be glad enough to get what Is due TO theD even
in paper at its present value The Government has
srng lied along for year or more Win this depre
ciated currency; end 1t could go on for some time
longer with the money in It's existing condition. 10 be
sure, Congress ought to do something and may do
something by means OF tax acts. or otherwise, TO
STRENGTHEN the currency. But this is question outside
Of thal which we arc now discussing. Tie effect or
such measures would not be immediately felti nor
could they by possibility, provide for the discharge, at
once OF he pressing obligations OF tie Government. a
new issue OF Treasury notes would We have said De
only nominal payment; aud we have no
idea ,n That tho Congress gong 10 f Go AMT
expcdicnt Tho only practicable way to accomplish the
object is by getting money enough back into the
Treasury pay or the pressing claims and supply the
necessities OF the Government and this can be done
only by taking advantage OF the liberal and patriotic
spirit which undoubtedly exists among the people We
are clad 20 see that Mr. Trenholm Is DESTROYS Of avail
ing himself of this resource. We have no doubt that
prompt and generous response VIII be elected in tbs
city, and the example will be of once and effectively
followed throughout the country Contributions IL any
form VIII De ItccNrg-tulu VI
Indebtedness currency-but fy the present purpose,
currency first and then bonds are preferable.
IL Is intended to acknowledge these donations. from
time 10 time, through the public prints, commencing
with those already received. We do not suppose that
any one will require such stimulus TO his i1eraity, or
that the mere vanity Of seeing his name ~ the negspe
pers would quicken or enlarge his contribution. BIT il
would always be source Of just pride TO man TO
know that his name il enrolled in lasting record OF
those who came 70 the assistance Of their country in us
hour Of need We hope that no time VIII be lost IN the
matter. Much may be done by detached and sponta-
neors effort but much By proper syet'm OF or
ganization Committees of collection Should lnnedl'
aely be formed in every town and coun'!, ana ever!
one we are cony nced would aid In the good work
Let the thing be done at once and thoroughly done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

aud official alike to help swell the number OF VOLUNTEERS
and decrease ia proportion the shares Of draft Inc
resolution WIS adopted II, a.
Mr.. BIrsT offered resolution authorizing the Com,
rttae on Volunteering to an,al to the citizens 10 aic
in tie matter Of recruiting: .,n..co,,
Nr Tlunt in support Of his resolution, said ne Con
,nttca needed the assistance Of every one. hch te
war irst broke ont there were innnmcrable quantity
OF recruiting Offices In the City, and IN fe" Weeh
thew recruited over 80 900 men; and now. every Waid
will lend It. help 300 men day could be enlisted. me
Committee had made arrangements IN the south.rn
mart of the building in the Park where 800 and even oo
men per day could be mustered in There were pehiy
OF examining surgeons and mastering officers to hep III
existing men. ,..,
IN had been proved hat the Committee had mustered
IN over 100 men per day. There few cases siil
where men were taken out Of the city and 1t should DC
stopped 1t important that all citizens should neip
IN thc 1rota Mr. Blunt earnestly hoped every person
would help tho Committee in this matter. The state
has said that be had made all the necessary
arrangements to pay the State bounies.
With reference to the bonds he was sorry to say tIey
were NOT taken up lively as they should be; PM
trusted that capitalists would come forward ana I'D
orally subscribe 10 the balance remaining untaKen
Mr. Blunt's resolution was adopted. and the Board
adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
FrOss The why.
A Loud Call from she Rebel Treasury
Help We, Cnssi.s, or 4 Sink.

The Sentinel Of yesterday states, on authority,
that tie Secretary of the Treasury viii be grated u
receive donations Of money bonds plate other yalu
able articles with view Of relieving the Treasury and
enabling IL ~ pay Of the mcritorions claims cut
st nding against the Government. The SHins calls 10
been made through the public prints aud otherwise.
some them of the liberal character aud all indi
eating the existence OF very general disposition to
come 10 the assistance 81 the Government in this
practicable and acceptable manner. For In.
stance one gentleman proposes 10 be one Of
twenty five 10 give each s200OO0 In cur
rency the sum thus raised To 90 toward paving Cen
Lees army. Many other Offers of similar kad have
been made and doubt not that IA very large sum
could be- raised. were earnest and vigorous Efforts
made turn proper acoount the generous DISPOSE
ton Of the people The live millions a. be raised under
the tender above referred TO- would h. very acceptable
the soldiers of the Army Of Norhorn Virginia. and
believe that the thus acquired could be In
creased 10 all deficiencies In the pay Of that
gallant and noble army 1t II known that large arrears
are due u the soldiers, and there has been dis
position u censure the Secretary of the Treasury
Tor not discharging this sacred obligation. But
after all. Mr. Trenholm Is not TO blame. The
law authorizes him 10 issue only definite amount
" Treasury notes This exhausted he is perfectly
pOwerless. He cannot issue dollar beyond the sum 10
which he is limited by law For some time past the
Treasury has been the OF exhnnstion 80 that
the absolute necessary current expenses of the war
could only be met by having recourse to extraordinary
cxpcdients which must persisted in prove even more
hurtul hereafter than they beneficial at present
This point being understood the public has been
tempted 10 believe that Congress might furnish at least
Temporary remedy. by authorizing III: issue oi more
Treasury notes But the remedy would indeed, be only
temporary This system the fruitful source Of oil our
financial troubles has eliminated. Whatever strength
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

time when ought TO forget everything but the adj
vncemcut Of cause, and be knit together Ia bonds
OF the closest and most fraternal union He would not
charge the gentleman from North Carolina with any
such motive as desire to promote dissensOn and dis.
cord among us but sgch the tendency OF his coarse
and Of his remarks. He seemed 10 have morbid
sensitiyeress which made him constantly imagine
that some one was always relecting upon tie
noble old North State Who had ever done 20 in
this Housel Who had ever failed TO pay jist tribute
to the gallant State OF North Caroun3f No one
gnia, with which States the gentleman seemed dis
posed TO institute invidOus comparisons The gentle.
seemed bent throwing apples OF diseoyd among
US. He was always shooting his arrows and seemed
to desire that thew should not only pierce but ranLe
He seemed dissatisfied with everybody snd every.
thing.
With reierenceto the resolutions what did they pro.
pose, That this house shoud irnpedly censgre Gen
Preston, who had been d.scharging the duties Of tie
Conscript Bureau with zeal, an energy and & cor.
scienicrsness unsurpassed by any otcer OF The Gov
eminent. That mistakes might have occurred IN TIE
complicated figures aud statistics WIS 10 be expected
IL was unavoidable. But no one who knew that Dis
tinenshed northumberland he was widely know. to lie
c0nntrycoud Loubt that his official statements AID
reports were justified by facts.
The gentleman from North Carolina admits that TIE
consumption in bis State very unpopular, and i
natural that the condition OF things indie ated ly
Gen. Preston should have existed But what prsc'ics
object could the gentleman haye 10 view by his reso
tiongf Congress had already fit 70 abolish tie
Conscript bureau and Gen. Preston Superintendent
Of IT, would longer have control Of the subject VI
conscripiion His functiors had ceased.
Mr.. Miles hoped, in conclusion that the House word
vote down the resolutions rs most gnrneiteG cersue
Of most excellent and admirable officer and patriotic
and estimable gentleman.
Mr. Turner rose ~ question % privilege, aud sad
that he had made no attach upon Gen. Preston or q
States Of South Carolina Virginia. charged 5y tie
gentleman from South Carolina
Mr.. Cbrlsnau Of Kentucky msycd 10 lay the resoln.
tions Oh the table, which was so orGoIeG-geas 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Latest ship News.


steamship City ofBaldmore t8rl Mirehonse Lyerpoo ga
nh via Queenstown 23i D. H. dse and 40 passenger JOAN
sbip orient Hin Liverpool Jan o. mde and pass, Spot
Shin Nav Flower Goodwin. savannah days ?oo"
bales Of cotton, Simeon Draper. 80 g.. ~.
Ship Moocka ,of Gardiner. Mcl' Niekels' sS'anha' F"
days 636 bales OF cotton, simeon Dfaper' WITH
Shp Marcia c. Day Chase, Havana 10 days sugar "ssh
SLIP Ssndu.ky Linuekin Savannah days l7so tso' OF
cotton simeOS DraPe's :, ,o,r B., Kim. carena. 10
Rsrk Wrn Rathbone Pratt Savannah days. SEQ bales Of
EsE Washington tanburs) Caekuleey Havana u days
usar r. NJ Soman Edge. Had heavy noTthc'y sri'' ih
Ban Pal!as (of Belize Honl Bdle Belize 2oh nli lo.
wood Ac.. Josiah Jox. Len brig Ed"arcs, NiA,s' oI
New York 22d Mt, and brig Antonio Mathe' Marshal i0r
BARK La Pis,s crone Savannah days. 'cJ bales Of cot
Bark ArilonS of Stockholm, cOcod, cardena' Il days
Bra Martha 4 Berry Berry Savannah days $50 bales OF
Br. Victoria Amelia Cof Archai y. 81 Feie' ar'chal
day. Master q. L. Small Co.
brs John Richards ,oi Yarmouth n. s, Gsndey. Rene.
dos II davs sugar Master. Lett bark John Grimm fo'
NewYork loaduq; Eliza for Neiofk, losdins and sl'fp
hi. Be Of the 8sy Moves Savannah DAYS SIS bales OF
B5. New Zealand Cof St. John n. b.. Sloane, Ponce, r
r. 81 a1ys nola.ses J. T. Robinson OF ST. John ~ D.
Brs cyclone lot p f. H. Mcdonald, Ceniuero' IS day..
sugar Sc. {. u. TIumbulL htd heavy noi1aely ~
Sailed In company with Louisa, Tor N.w'iofs ' o''e "
, usrr. Eli. and Amazon. all for New ORR loading.
schr d. 3 Miller, Let's, Fortress Monroe Sd'Y'' ''"'
Chas Pirrson. -. ., II, s.,.., s.b
Sclr Helene lrl Bunon HALIFAX Il days'' '"''i"' '
H. J. & &. 4. DE Wolf -.
Schr Julia A. Decker Duncan Nirrihs oysss'r,,. :,
Scfr. Andri son tot 81 ,hfistoihe, ~, "i.xx
Martins 10 DAYS, salt, ii. n |ats"'e "a 'V"' ' "''
weather the passage q -, "a. hsl.. af
Schr. VIM. Megshow, Call, SAVANNAH "sI' Nv '
cotton Simeon Draper.
WlND--At sunset. ).
BELOW
Shin Lawrence from Savannah
BafA Emily Augusta.
Bris John Richards ffom Cuba
Srhr. Haa Ell Seaman (u. :.
Schr. Emma Anderson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
CITY ITE us.

HoRTIcULTURAL.-Th fifth lecture Of The free
ofthe Horticultural branch of the American Institute
will be delivered this evening by the Rev Henry Ward
beecher. Subject; "hoteutnre.' No more tickets Tor
admission to this evenings lecture viii be issued The
ture viii commence at :. o'clock vi the OF the Institute
BULLS HEAD, Woaday, March 6.-There are
3l0o head of buock in marke, today aud the smallest pro-
portion of real first class, good quality. all the
market dsys this Consequently this class have cod
cent higher than week ago ranging Io4Jc. per ID. net
and during TIE hr hours after opening trade lively 'oT
all that woad sat the class Of butchers who always lGy the
best 20 be had and IN they in such haste
finish business and get Of join the procession that
they made liberal allowances Of weight rom which they
viii undous .dy declare when the animals slaughtered
that tie meat less the value Of ofa cost 25c per To- After
this VI trade aud al the best stock sold banes
grew d and The holders OF nedinm and inferior stock
last week. that's l3l8c H. for medium, aud lra 10 Tor
lower grades Taking the o. tire whole business Of
dsy the advance Of fr,t class az ic lsr
u medium a, &c. advance, and inferior acuay easier for
butchers than quotations If asst while the best
in the falling of in Saae OF quality viii be mach
a. the advance price Though tue trade tins
afternoon il slow, the small supply nsores the sao
Of ali that offered likely come in Tor sale
70 morrow. The sales here on frday and Saturday were
only 30 head Government aud $50 ~ Bergen to bneher'.
Government is buying light to-day and has advertised Tor
contract 70 be ct during the week The weather today
all that could desire being clear dry and cold
that the mad thswed in the shaoe s they
quite satisfied declaring thst with ell the advance % pe,
and better estimate oil weight they st losing money
TIE simple fact appears be- they bought thclr stock
q,ciusfion II finding the market ranging from 20G25c y
hnd stock Of Canada cattle sgain this week and We
here from Connecticut and Messachuseits md
buyers here taxing 10 those States for slaughter.
This indicates the stock east OF here nearly exhausted ard
that this market has 10 supply lrge area during tie
Spring and summer which wa tend 20 keep up Ine i.s
The supply Of sheep to-day moderate ONT pces are no,
hgh as Monday. Butchers say &C. = - lower Good
wool sheep .a ranging 85dlo0 ibs, viii comnand ~
live weight but good far stock only estimated AZ -
cents and interior az. cents Pes are not in
good demand az former price..
The supply Of moderate and IA cents quoted az the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
stand Number Three.

srcEcHgS BY DR. LIEBER, THE HON. JOIN cocH-
RAST, TIE REV. Mr.. BOoLg, GEORGE F.
MOVES, &C.
This stand was organized by Judge Dean,
who proposed Dr. Lieber as chairman which was
agreed TO. Dr. IAeber on coming forward was re-
ceiyed with loud cheers and said;
SPEECH OF DIR. LIEBER.
When American citizens meet az you do this day.
loyal and liberty men, to celebrate the victorious
achievements Of our forces land and sea- there Is one
achievement one fact which deserves the praise and
srstude Of feeInen and Of all the psrtakers OF our
grsa, INSTITUTIONS eIsg ole than the victories " W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Advertisement.
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We per- having Consumption. Ia whatever stage
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great power TO dissolve the thick tors 10
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Hoard Of superyisors.

The Board met by special call at II O'Clock
yesterday morning. In the absence Of the President
Super, isor STEWART was called to preside.
Supervisor RocnE offered "a resolution requesting the
cooperation Of the people Of the city In the matter Of
recruiting.
Mr.. PURDY said he would second the resolution be-
cause il was proper that the Board should be placed
a right manner upon the records. , word Of en-
enlargement shonld go forth from the Board 10 the
people, IL was the b0Qudep dpU Of eveJf one eIiIeb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
The Collaboration in Jersey City.

The day WAS observed in jersey City yester-
day by general suspension OF business and display
Of flags from the public buildings shipping and from
1selv decorated with flags aud sreamers, presenting
CAV appearance, as were also the Jersey City and
oboken ferry boats Immense throDgs Of people pro-
ceodod 10 Ncw.Yorh 10 witness the procession. and
prob ,bly there never was before day when many
persons crossed the The railroad trains were Also
crowded during the entire day.