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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

POSITIVE AND INTERESTING FAor.--"Fscis
are stubborn things, no matter where found
IL is positive and al the same time a most in
teresting tact that our sick soldiers, who are 80
fortunate as 10 obtain bottle OF Pinkerton' 5
Wahoo and CalisAya Bitters, gain strength much
faster, and are sooner able 10 do duty on the
battle field than those who are deprived OF them
This is OWNS to the stubborn fact that these Bit
tiers are the greatest renovator All purifier OF the
blood ever before offered 10 the public. This j.
no idle talk No one ever used these bitteTs
but was highly delighted with the beneficial re
suits arising from their daily use We are glad
10 learn that steps are being taken TO supply the
sick soldiers in our camps and hospitals with
these bitters. Ii is ahumase and benevolent 90
ect Druggists and wholesale dealers siways
have these bitters for sale. The genuine article
has the name of Jacob PinkertOn blown on each
bottle tn thu&sat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
sixtn ward ENROLMENT.

Corrections for the enrolment list. now posted
ior the 9th Ward can be len At the following pl,
ces to dsy and Monday:
Matthew Simpsons grocery. AID Chr, c
Hohls saloon. Delaware street
Wm. Die,rich's cigar store City Clerks ofice
John Bussey'> saloon ard Horn < Anderson
eitv grocery. Washington street
jacob Roo's bcicher shop, Illinois street
z Motiery and Geo Koeniger's saloons Ne
Ildian street
Charlie. EeoEigss's grocery Bluff Road.
Charles Stiegmsn's grocery, Nsdison Ave
nue..
Messr.. HAYS, A Nsltner. George Keonigs
and John 8 Russell will assist me in visiting th'
vsrd Aysrs Z pRows
sSs3l-d5,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

t$ We publish this morning poem BY a
new contributors lady. who not only withholds
her name from the public but from US AS abe
hss concluded to no longer "hide her light under
bushel' we hope to be often favored with her
productions female friend. fully competent
10 judge. SAYS of the authoress that "her genius
is only equOlled by her mOdesty," and hopes that
~e will publish the effusion. and thus permit
the balm Of these affecting lines to be applied TO
The heart Of 70 whom ID NAV concern ;"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

lNCESDlsEIEs ABoUr Two attempts have re-
Gently been made to burn the Indiana Institution
tor educating toe deaf AMI dumb o. Wednes
dsy night FIRE was discovered in the upper
story. that burned five beds ia the room. and
the floor and joists for space OF 10 feet square
before it was extinguished On Friday nigh; a
IRE was discovered in bed in the second story
The presence of tanks ofwater in each story. and
the prompt action of the superintendent and pa
pills. is all that saved the building These fires
were the work Of an incendary. ss there is no Gre
kept in the main building Of the Institution The
proper steps have been taken to prevent a recur-
renee OF these attempts TO fire the building Ii is
to be hoped the incendiary will be caught and
brought TO punishment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

q At the Atheneum rooms. South Meridian
street, a j Myers, proprietor, every choice Hav.
brand of the smoking weed. every magnif
cent imported or domestic wine, the most Gle
CANT of brandies. whiskeys. runs, gins ales. port
ers. etc are furnished visitors. Besides. the
taurant is bountiiullv supplied with everything
in the way OF estables thst the market aforcs
The tables thereof. under the superin tendance OF
a most artistic chef d cuisine, assisted by the
most courteous of attendants. literally groan with
everything pslatable upon the order OF any gentle
man
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

eF Mr.. John F. McQuaid. of the firm of
nj. +. Reeves & Co , wholesale dealers in boots
aud shoes. hats and caps. No l2l Walnut at.
Cincinnati. Ohio. has been spending few dsys
among our merchants on business connected
with. his house. which is one OF the heaviest and
most responsible in It's line in the country Me-
McQuaidis enc of the most accomplished of bus
mess men. and through bis exertions the trade
of NJ Reeves & Co. Is being rapidly extended
throughout Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

CHAxuE OF Flax AND PLEAsASF RE UNION
AMONG Business ASSOCIATES 1t will be seen
by reference TO the columns Of 20 days Sentinel
tia. Messte Ninnedge / Jones have sold theiI
splendid stock Of boots AMI shoes to Clark John.
sou i CO. The latter take posses lion TO-DAY
After closing Saturday evening, the last OF the
Old gear. the old hfm invited the faithful em
pios ees OF the establishment and few friends 10
psrtake OF splendid repast, with all the aces
series usual on such occasions. which was pre-
pared in Bussey : best style of the culinary art
After the party had discussed the good things
set before them, and amused themselves with so
cial chat aud pleasant repartee, the wine was in
PRODUCED, and Mr. viii Armstrong the cashier
of the establishment, rose TO make few re
marks IN behalf of his associates, in which he
dwelt upon the harmony and pleasure OF the past
associations between the employers and employ
ed
The firm Of Vinnedge & Jones had always
been courteous and Kind their employees, and
charitable to their errors or failiugs; aud those
Who bore that relation 10 tue firm cannot fail TO
profit BY their example His objects in these re-
siects 70 Introduce matter which must sur.
prise the firm, As the intention was kept pro
found secret He therefore, on behalf of his
clerical associates, desired TO present 10 each OF
them. a. testimonial OF respect and esteem a
handsome silver goblet with suitable inscription
got up 10 Wm p Binghsms best style, which
he trusted they would accept. not so much FOR
the intrinsic value of these souvenirs of friend
ship. as from the grateful motives which prompt
ed the humble tribute Wishing the firm ample
success in the more extended field o; business,
ss wholesale deilsrs.) he closed his remarks
amid the applause of those present
Messrs Vunedge s Jones aho Intended 20 bC
the sole entertainers on the location. were taken
completely by surprise.
nr Ninnedge said he deeply moved BY
the unexpected gift felt that, though acIin.
from good motives he often fell short OF Ms duty
but hoped tblt his errors those OF the
head aud not OF the heart. thew would be forgot
ten and overlooked and regretted that the
pleasant associations with those who had >,
faithfully co operated with him IN business
should. from necessity, be terminated from ths
present lie should never cease 10 remembe'
those who bad contributed 80 much 10 his oros
perity.
Nr Jones said his hear; was too full tor utter
anee. and tie generous and grateful donors D
the handsome gift could better imagine than he
could describe the feelings which II had inspired
He sincerely thanked them FOR their kindness.
and wished them sll long life. health aud pros
perity.
Mr.. Reid. one of the Oldest ssesmen in th'
establishment. AID veteran IN the shoe busi
ness, was not iorgo.tea He continues with tn
new firm.
Jesse Johnson, the leading member OF Il. j
well known as a popular ard efficient salesman
and business man We wish them all the pros
perity they deserve
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

~ Tonight. at the Metropolitan, will be pro
duced the great irish drama by Dion Boucicault
entitled the Colleen Bswn. one of the most
thrilling PLAYS of modern days, and which has
met with the most marked success in New York
Philadelphia. Boston. Washington. and Balti
more. and more recently in London Ii will in
cinde in the cast Mr. F. s. Chanfrau, as
Miles--Mr W 81 Riley NJ Danny Mann--Mr
l. F Rand as Hardness Cregan, Mr. Breyer az
kyrle Daily. Miss Cnshman as Anne Chute, Mrs
W II Riley Ely O'Connor (the Colleen
BaTn). Mrs. More as 3rs. Cregan, and Mrs
Hodges as Shelah Mann. with songs. New ant
beautiful scenery has been painted for it by
Giessing. Mechanical effects prepared by OH
George. and new properties by Sherwood. Seats
should be secured carly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

NEW Clrr DIsEcroRr Through the kindness
of Mr. Howard. the Publishers OF this work have
been enabled to procure the new numbers for the
CITY in advance OF their being placed upon part
OF the buildings. The canvass will be compile
tel by the 9Th rs. and the copy placed in the
hands OF the printers on the 9th Should any OF
our citizens have been overlooked by the can
vsDssers. they will pease call az the Office OF
HAYES Co, No. 1871 East Washington street,
AID leave their address. toe publishers are
anxious that our whole population shall be rep
resented The work will 0e ready for delivery
.bopt the first OF February g,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

The carriers OF the Daily Sentinel will
wait upon their patrons to day with the custom
Ary New Years Address. 1t is production, by
. lady, of great appropriateness and poetic
besu,y The enterprise Of our carriers will Ger
tainly be literally rewarded by generous and
intelligen, public.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

~ Each man, subject to draft. ought to sub
scribe twenty five dollars. in order that. by vol
untesriDg. the quota Of indianapolis mas be
filed usder the impending and inevitable draft
Do this promptly. and a sufficient sum viii be
raised to answer ell purposes. Do this-itis our
duty 10 do IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

sE- Slolworthv. merchant tailor. North Aer-
idan street, will. throughout this week, Tor the
inspection of gentlemen. display upon his count
ers the mos; magnificent Of foreign and domeS
tic fabrics. which he will make ND elegantly, &C
c0rdng 10 order. a, The lowest cash flsuets No
more beautiful garments are manufactured IN
this city than those turned cut at Stolworthv
e.fahlis hmanf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
fETro Of the victim. Of the la,e hilitsr

tETwo OF the victims Of the late military
eIecutisn in this city-John Hanrahsn and John
Maloney-had. st the time Of Their 1otimelv
death. about fifty dollars each in money Previ-
kous TO the execution the unfortunate men direct
Father Bessonies, their spiritual adviser 10 an
priate their money for the benefit OF she poor
pgs,ey had over three hundred dollars hut
. instructions relative to its disposition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

eE The exhibition Of tho Indiana Horticui-
tursl Society for 1865, begins to morrow, at the
Chamber of Commerce. Exchange Buildings.
North Illinois street IL i announced to con
tinue for three days. and the Indications are that
the attendance will be large and .he displays
cFeditahie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

tF Heiikam. merchant tailor. North lllinoi,
street. opposite the Bates House. Is in receip, q
a ne~ invoice % splendid goods. TO which he So
licis tie attention Of bis patrons. and the public
generally Heitsaua. having one OF the mos
artistic cutters IN the vest. and employing tbs
most accomplished work q en-. l. enabled TO su,r
Antee entire sstisfscifpn % al Who nav iaso,
him vith their patronage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
Aue..rs Todd & Carmichael =, n

H4th Pennsylvania street. will KEEP closed >
bat Ca, Tuesday vill be o9en 5rishl spa
rlx. to wish all Shsppy New Year. am 10 wait
q you for anything IN the book or stationary
line. They have just received large assort-
nent Of gold pens. albums. photographs. poke,
books. diaries for 1855. school books. school fur
niture. &c. at No {. North Pennsylvania stree,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
e. Tho.e xonng. aceompll.hed. ,nd g.

e# Those young. accomplished. and ponr,,,
gentlemen. Mr.. Ed. Whitney. and Mr. WiiT,,,
(,oburn <hsve. re understand. removed ,bsIr
kasSrT-s from the ktheneum rooms, spd -
shortly be found IN another locality. rher, - =
viIl be happy TO see their numerous fri.nd.. ,n,.
the public generslly Through she public p,;ps.
doe notice gill Re given n TO where ifev ~.
be found. and cordial invitation sItenda, = y
IN visit than
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

tEThe fair given By the ladis. Of :. JaA,,.
fcaiholic, church. at Masonic Hall during l.,
week. "a. unprecedently successful. pecani.,,I,
Materially we're the funds for the benerolso, 81
objects increased. Besides. n'sh' after sish,
during ths festival the most de!ightfai % soesI
reunions between old neghbors a1l friend. - !
MACE. and the younger aud gsyer person.
owed themselves infinitely All parted xi.A;-
each ether happy New Year. SD We sisA m )
hspoy ysw Year Likewise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

QuaiIs--fins. fat. young, healthy. feather
ed. tender and wholesome, were sold in this city
on Saturday last. at sixteen and two thirds cents
piece. by the dozen. Quite reasonable fall /.
automatically. in figures. 80 far as postal cur
reDcy is concerned. We began at once eating
the birds, snd liked em much
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

TYPoGRAPHIosL UNION, No 1.-The following
officers sere elected by the Indianapolis Typo
graphical Union Saturday evening. Decem
Der 81. for the ensuing six months:
President-W N VI Meredith
Vice President-E Jack
Recording Secre;ary--J. Henry Denning
Corresponding Secretary--Joseph Rattle
Financial Secretsry-Alex ID stephens
Treasurer--M H. Halpin.
Guardian-Charles Wright
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

RENEDr FoR PiLEs.-It is blessing TO the
suffering 70 knoE that ne have an efieciual cure
for this truly troebiesome disease Mr. p
Hszarde. OF l64 Second street Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure IN informing ell who are
suffering with piis- hat be used a small quantiss
Of Dr.. StricklsndsPile Remedy. and il effected
permanent cure This seems 10 be the case
with al who make use of this splendid preDaTa.
ton II "a manufactured At No 6 Esst Fourth
street. Cincnnas. Ohio and sold b, all Druggists.
msE9tf
- Frese 4 kropf respectfully inform their
former ps,sOns and the public in general that
they hsve removed Their store from No. II 10
No. p West Washington street., where they have
fuil stock Of general hardware, cutlery, pistols.
nails, building material tools. rope. etc, which
they propose TO sell, 81 wholesale and retail. a.
cheap as The cheapest 2S-6i
f 10 Sentinel will De issuei from this Office
10 morrow All ofus connected with this estsb
lishmen; propose to commemorate the New
ear Ga Wednesday morning next our sheet
will lash like a sunbeam on the entire commun-
ity.
II Nj. John d AckIey, general business
agent No Il, Wells street, Chicago. is now in
the city. At the Bates House. prepared furnish
at reasonable figures. volunteers and substitutes
10 all who nav desire them DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

TEA new moon swung herself very beauti.
fully in the western sky las, night. after sun
down. Sublime she looked and puff her, and
We predict that. in consequence. she will be OBJ
served to increase in dimensions nighily-s mat
ter which We carnst help
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
Fer he Daily ssutinsi
: uax.aei Dsss Thee, pe.rs"


a. sz~a . My osnss-~-''
fn.x so< fo-. the. cssres.. Pale hail ssz
<islxt IS too gall ~ vide that not
ny worcs Of mine, or deeds q yOGrs, MAJ
b spanped acres That sweet oasis spot,
Bsck ~ the desert d cur lives, where once
Oar Paradisial hopes sprung green and bright,
nnst unreuembered be. for honor guards
= u waves before her. sword % dazzling light
may not love thee, dearest; never nina
The Ups 70 pres thine own IN passions kiss.
Nor arms 70 fold thee closely e my heart,
Our pulses thrilling IN loves t,dest bis,
nay not LOOK upon thy glorieos -
a N (zs ths gentle stars OF evening -iEz
Throb with TIE heaving Of the ecean's bress)
Sc my soal beating IN thy tender eyes-
Imag Dot love thee. dearest; mar nc, JOY
Wnen elatness holds the beaker Of Thy life,
y hose each bright bubble p9rplng 10 thy lips.
Comes With tie foufrst sweetest pleasure rife.
should fortune With TIE glorious laurel wreath.
Ba2tise Thy brew with an immortal crown.
nay net even echo back the shout
when rings thy name with loud huEsahs around.
ImHy not love thee, dearest: may not weep
wh.n sorrow-clouds above thee darkly lever,
when storms Of trouble dash about thy path,
Ane dark despair with gloom enshrouds each soar.
And ell dear God when death, II death sh0ttd corse
When al may weep, yet must Istand spart
And know thy every faintinR, gssping breath
+ 80 much lfe-blood dropping from my heArti
may not love thee. dearest, yet In dream.
Ny soul will break this bondage Of our clay,
A nd far across this grave , ard Of bliss
Bring 70 the sunlight OF eternal day.
Thsre-then IL cannot be crime to love.
To own the links that bind u hear 70 heart.
The recollection lost Of all that -Once
Combined, 70 keep our spirits far apart
Indianapolis, December %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

LxrfKa PRxssss.--Every business man ought
to have a copy of every letter he writes. Much
has been lost by not taking this precaution.
Bowen. Stewart i Co. have for this purpose
letter presses. copying books. copying paper,
brushes and cups
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

s- The clothes line stretched on the PREMISES
Of Mr.. Jeremiah Brown corner of Alabama and
Walnut streets. vas. on Friday night last. strip
ped BY thieves, Of dozen or 40 OF shirts, which
had been hung out 10 drE We record the fact
in order that persons similarly situated with Mir
Brown NAV be rorewsrned and foreArmed. and
use instinctivey aud inteiliseutly. all precaation
ary measures The loss u M Brown. who i
sn honest and industrious man. i heavy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

~ The greatest activity has obtained during
the past cold snap, and among ice dealers.
regarding the putting away OF the solidified ar
ticle for next summers use All fears of not
having bonntiful supply have vanished. Not
only shsll we have enough for ogsown consump-
ton. but our " ice kings await orders from
abroad. ard are ready to enter into immediate 81
rsngements for prospective remunerstiye ship
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

e. Frank LesIie's Magazine and Gazette of
Fashion. for January. is for sale by Mrs Thomp-
son & Son. Its fashion plates are unsurpassed.
and in addition IL eontsns . large plate, giving
twenty representations of the latest sty.es Of din
ner. evening. carriage, and walking dresses for
January.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02
s,mphl.. 81. cl.sr coan,,' ~
FrVp tn. HON. Journal. Jun, 4th.


In every business profession indeed In ever pert
Of sci-nc> ski. there IS always
edg-c be ad some why stands In bold relief
bis fellows sort Of leader In the study and treat
ment Of deafness and eAsrh special diseases Dr.
r. 4ghh efthis city. occupies Just the position above
described. lie has devoted years OF labor this special
~, and reAping the reward Of his in1usfy. The
editorial columns Of the Tribune OF date bear
Witness 10 tbe Doctors in this department
medicine We quote the paragraph:
"CrKE on A DSAr krIg-Ioas Loevenstei1. o lad ~
years % born in Germany 60 this city when he
about year, old. soon ser his arrival here hs
taken sick and Ice; his bearing BY degrees he be-
frs; deaf and then dumb FoE nesrly years
mute, unable 70 hear the lontest voices, 10
;iculss svord. About yeG ago he vas placed BY his
ceedec In restoring him his lost powers Of airing and
ntiersnce that ne with thoss Who spest
him distinctly ard deliberately During the past oar
Eve months be has been nndsr the tuition Of NJ Bea-
necke and has made oonsi3srsbe progress In reading
and arithmetic
Having been suppiiei with the young mani address.
further iBveszafs the matter and discovered hat
previous calling Dr. ghthi, the youths
considered hopeless and be for two years inmate
OF the deaf and dumb asylum. The Rev Dr. Mott ID. ID.
Professor in Union College, schenectady, pub1shed
letter tenders his gratitude 20 DR. ghth for irestns
successfully his 81 deafness Rev. Fred. A. yeweA
Professor the State Normal school Albany sso
dee having been cared ofcstaTk- Dr. Hshthi pes
other written testimonials AMI tributes &C bis tall
ent ron Of veathisst and most prominent and
RESPECTED citizens, which De .een sgpicsticn
would b difficult tpesk in any bat terms Of praise u
his treatment In he face ~ these many proofs ard facts
tes'ifyi-g 70 his sucoess
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

gEThe execution Of John Doyle. alias Len
non, convicted BY court martial of being de
serter. which was, after respite OF ten DAYS, 20
have taken place to-day. has been, by the lresi
dent. again postponed until further orders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

tE- The catholics Of Lafayette recently raised.
BY means OF one of their popular fairs. $1,000 50.
for the purpose OF erecting church large enough
20 accompdsse the congregation of the English
speaking catholic - ulation The Germans
have splendid edihce nearly completed Let
Indianapolis catholics look well 10 that La.
fayette docs rot outstrip them in this matter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

ew For New Y ears boots. shoes. slippers, &c.
for ladies. misses. boys and gentlemen. the esiab
lishment OF A Lintz. West Washington street,
Immediately east of the Palmer House. il the
place to visit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

CE 1t behooves every citizen liable to The
craft to bessir himself in order that the quota oil
Indianapolis may be filed by volunteering. No
time il TO be lost and no means are TO be spared
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

SANDS CEIEsRArKp CHICAGO CRrAs An
Mr. Joseph OConner, No. 81. South Illinois St..
= tho agent in this city tor the sale OF tbs eee
brsied beverage. Bars are supplied promptly
aud upon the most favorable terms, snd private
families are furnished, either by the bottle or
key, regularly aud puuctaally Call. therefore.
upon Mr. OConnor. leaving your orfefs AZ No
81. South Illinois siree,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

~ The "vsteis' meetings. az The ssserAi
methodst churches OF the city. on SATURDAY nigh
last watching the old wear out and the nes
year 10 were exceedingly well attended. AID
a. each one everything passed OF gloriously
God aranta happier return Of hapSssr Ses
Year TO ell who participated, next time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

sEA great New Years lunch viii DO SET 10
day BY Rhodus at his famous Circle. North
Meridian street Al the bar Of the Circle,
every elegant liquor IS supplied, and AZ the tables
of the restaurant. every delicacy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

fE-visit the Indiana State Museum Great
preparations have been made for the entertain
ment of the public--for their amusement and
instruction Throughout this week succession
of novelties will be presented.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

IL Magnificent will be the New Years din
ner q. the Palmer House to-day. The generous
and accomplished proprietor. Ar. Sink aever
does anything by halves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-02

tF he attention Of our merchants, our bus
iness men. and our commercial readers generally
is called TO our stated weekly reliable report 81
ths markets on the fourth page.