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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

fE Five soldiers were hung up bv the mech
n Camp Burnside on Sturdy. until lite W.,
nearly extinct, for expressing JOY at the asssss
nation of President Lincoln The being thai
could indulge ia JOY upon such an occasion DC
serves ths sevefest punishment, and these ind
viduzis may be thankful that their comrade,
showed little clemeucy toward them when the,
50 richly deserved summary treatment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

u A. Liniz s putting up some Of those
splendid seved patent leather boots, which are
just the thing for spring wear. neat &c car
be obtained. as be has a foreman that can 6t any
shaped foot no matter how bad !, IL deformed
ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIFrH wARD-J@EFH HARRIS oilers himself ''
iae independent voters Of he ifth wsrd, nee
pendent candidate for Councilman. M Harris i
old citizen Of the ward has ali bis property in il, snC
II elected Will pledge himself sit IA recurring eheaT
gas light taxes and lOOk Aer the interests Of h'
ward N the Council and that Il has IL fair share
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

IsDIsSA srArE MUsEUN This place Of
Amusement and instruction will be opened q: 9
O'Clock. a. asual. Call At the museum IL you
vish to be entertained IN an agreeable and prof
liable manner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

senour keeps one Of the best drug stores
ia the city. ano Ia addition 70 medicines Of ell
sorts and the best kind. he has everything in the
line oftoilet articles, for ladies and gentlemen
His place Is No 5. Bates House Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

II The body Of Presiden. Lincoln has been
embslned and Is 90 be inferred At Springfield
Illinois II viii. IL is probable, pass through
here some time during the present week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

FoR REyT.-A large room in the third story
OF the new Sentinel buildings. No. q South
Meridian street The room Is well lighted and
the entrance good Apply at this office III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

she Brtdal Cha nm ber- Essay OF warn
ING and In roetion fer Young her- Also, ard
Liable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and sexual
sys,ens-ssni free, IN sealed envelopes Address Dr.
sklLlIS HoUeHToS. Reward Assoctstisn. Philsdel.
phia, Pa aprx-tkwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

II The ssllen booming OF cannon vas heard
yesterday ell day at intervals Of one half hour
Flags were slso at half mast, and the deep
mourning Of Saturday sull pervaded the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

n In Petite Angelo. in his unequaled ram
pileroststion tonight at the Tabernacle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

!" Don't fail to see Billy Allen this evening
at the Tabernacle, in his mirth-provoking per
sonations-to- night at the Tabernacle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

If Miss LIME Donaldson will astonish th
world in her wonderful slack wire fea,s to nigh
at the Tabernacle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

q Don't fail to see Emn, Whiting to-nish
at the Tabernacle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
ASSASSINATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
Meeting at the State House
Yard Saturday.
SPEECHES. RESOLUTIONS. &c. &c

Early Saturday morning the sad Intelligence
Of The assassination Of President Lincoln vas
received in this city The excitement which fol-
1 lowed vas never before experienced in Indian
apols. and universal sorrow and woe vas plain
|, ly depicted upon every countensnee. None
could adequately realize the great loss. As u was
felt that there a void in the nation that was
impossible 10 be filed There was subdUed !
sonbre feeling that was painfully significant,
and The habiliments OF voc aud solemn and
Heartfelt sorrow displayed, testified how deep,
was the sad bereavement Every business house,
places Of public amusement, &e, we're closed
and draped in mourning attire. Crowds Of sof
row stricken and beFeased citizens gathered IN
anxious groups on the streets yet the painful 81
Hence was not disturbed by any loud or uuneces
,ssry demonstration. No greater calamity could
have befallen Us a. a nation. and the sad event
has caused an irreparable loss. for which there Isl
no recompcnse. The heavens themselves wore.
a dark and somose hued appearance. commensu-
rate with the deep aud everywhere prevailing
grief
The sun refused 10 shine, aud muf1ied up inl
black aud wering clouds failed to perform isl
customary office Sad. cad indeed, was the ap-I
.pearance OF all things on Yesterday aud the day
before aud time only eau reconcile the people col
.lhe great loss sustained ia the violent death OF
.Mr LINCOLN Death adjusted ali differences. and
sawed 'oor,al infrmities into silence and forge;
sfulness Of past factions aud the hearts of all
-. Il, nor, orrrassad 9TH tho tt,soaak. hi "a
woe that hs horrible atrocity has afflicted uponI
. Us
A call was issued by the governor Tor meet
Ming in the campus of the State Hcuse at twelve
O'Clock, noon. 10 give expression to their sen
.tments over this great national calamity.
IL pursuance thereof. citizens commenced as-
ssembng a. early as eleven o'clock, and contin-
ued to arrive until noon when the crowd vas e
stimated at from ten to twelve thousand Thel
ysoldiers from the camp were ia attendance, and
formed ia a square about the rostrum. which bad
been hastily erected and decorated with battle
shags that we're draped in mourning. The State
House wore the same gloomy, melancholy meiul
.. of sorrow. and the large pillars in front were
kshrouded in black A world of woe, aud sorrow 1
and sadness, sat upon the visage' Of all.
THE ExERCIsEs
/ Col BLAKE Was chosen to preside, who spoke
briefly and feelngly. and alluded appropriately
J to the causes that had brought Us together to
C immune with the God thA, rule, AMI governs
Chaplain LoztKs then gave out hymn l0S6 of the
Methodist collection, which was sung by the
large audience present, after which the Rev
4 ar BURaEas, OF the Christian church. delivered
an impressive prayer This va. followed BY Al
Fspeeeh from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

~ Don't fail 20 see Miss Emms Whiting
her grand medley 10 night ut the Tabernacle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

tH- Go and see L. Petite Ottie in her ballad
Love Launched fairy-at the Tabernacle to
night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
GOVERNOR WEIGHTS SPEECH

Governor Wright had frst ne, President Lin
cola in September. 1851. sni had attentively
watched his career ever since he sas one of
the most remarkable men that ever lyed-re
. mar sble for his patient. calm elaboration and
. almost niaitive knowledge OF men and things
\ wonderful exhibition o! his power was 10 be
seen in the manner IN which he bad hsrnonized
scouhcting public sentiment. and reeonelled d.
tvison and distraet:oa among military and civil
officers. until a. izst ~s had harmony aud CO op
! GRAFTON "a both ire army and cabinet
: Dir Wright bad known Andy johnson fer
twenty three years, intimately aud personals.
he had slWIys been accurate. temperate. hsm
aud honest Whatever men might ssy; pa was
/. confident that Andrew Johnson would prove e
) worthy successor 10 Abraham Lincoln. he
knew no MAJ better euslihsd-no man Of more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
LEES FARwELL ADDRESS TO III!
ARMY.


WASHINGTON. April l6.-.Yesiegday morning
Attorney General Speed waited on the Hon. An
drew johnson. Vice President Of the United
Estates. and officially informed him of the sudden
and unexpected death of President Lincoln, and
stated that On early day might be appointed for
the Inauguration Of his successor.
The following is copy Of the communication
referred to:
WAsBINGToS, April 10
Sir, - Abraham Lincoln, President of .he
United States. was shot by assassin last even
ing. at FoTrs Theatre in this city, and died 81
Il % this morning About the time at
(which the president vas shot. 81 assassin entered
the sick chamber or the Hon " H. Seward
ISecretary of Siste and stabbed him in several
Iplsces about the thFost neck, and face, severely
iii rot MORALLY woundng him. O;neF members
ioi the secre.arys family were wounded by the
assassin while making his escape. By the death
sot President Lincoln, the Office OF president has
'levoved, under the constitution, upon you The
emergency of the government deDsnds that YOU
should Immediately qualify according 10 the re
squirements of the constitution, and enter upon
the duties of president of the United States.
II you will please make known your pleasure,
,such arrangements as Tou 'leen proper will be
made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
GOVERNOR MORTON

4 The governor said there are times when the
heart is 700 full OF grief OF sorrow. 10 give ex-
preston to its feelings. 1t with him
when he heard OF the capture of Richmond and
6tbe surrender OF Lee IL is so now, under the
! sad intelligence which have just received
Words are inadequate, empty, common place.
and not competent to give expression our sad
-ness The governor then proceeded 10 euOgze
1.-THE memory OF President Lincoln Nov aud
: Then, be said in the lapse OF centuries, such men
arc produced but they are few and far between
a0i humble origin, he has risen, unaided by ad.
Eventitious circumstances. by the mere force Of
Ehis great intellect, and iron will until he has be-
Ecome almost the idol Of a great nation No man
Esnce Washington has been so Tevered. As
Washington was the father, so Was Abraham
4 Lincoln the savior Of mis- country
The governor said he felt more deeply on the
SOccssOn, from having been so intimately assO.
Eciated with the president. When the clouds
which hung over the nation were darkest, Ar.
Lincoln had always been cheerful, hopeful aud
EcOnfdeut As intellectual man, he had no
ksuperior. There were men of greater learning,
fmoFc brilliant attainments, but for clear headed
kiutelligence which enabled him to lay hold of
the main issue. and refuse TO be diverted; for
fclose, analytic reasoning and almost ntuitive
knowledge of men and things, he had no equal.
8 As an honest man. there could not be found
Ewithin the scope OF the nation any one TO bear
kwitness against him, Asa kind hearted man, be
! was known far and wide. Indeed the only com
fplaint made of him by bis friends. Was that be
was too kind hearted, too mercful, too lenient
4 There base and steslthy conspirators had taken
,he life of the man who, ia their hour OF need
twould have proved their best friend
The English press had sneered at Mr. Lincoln.
Ein the early part of the var, because OF his hum
/ ble origin and want OF sttainments. but atterly
lthey have recognized and admitted bis wonderful
intelligence ssd inyincible determination and
force of character
MT. Lincoln will be mouTIed not only as a
patriot and chief magistrate. but a friend OF
the people He occupied something more than
an official position he had the synpathies OF
\ the people in peculiar degree, because be was
1 one OF tue people
Mr. Lincoln is gone, but the government still
Hives. Another will take his place, and II
stricken down, still another. II ssssssins were
sto strike president. vice president and mem
sbers of the cabinet, the government would still
Give.
He had seen Mr Lincoln but few days since
blocking worn aud weary, but cheerful as he al
WAYS was. and hopeful that the end was in vies
when would enjoy an honorable peace. With 8
scountry 10, oDlY united but free.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

The governor then presented the following res
lolutions. which were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in the death of our beloved
spre,iieut one OF the great ard good men # the
world has fallen. and the nation Is called upon
1 TO mourn the departure OF our second Washing
'ton
Received, That our hearliels sympathies are
Rendered to the family Of President Lincoln in
this terrible afiiictiOn.
Resolved, That we humbly add devosedly
pray the Father OF all mercies spare the lite OF
Secretary Seward to this already deeply afflicted
gnAton
7 Resolved. hat though the greatest. ssest'
and best men NAV fall in our country's cause
Your confidence that Divine Providence will save
cthe life Of the nation. and vet make it the light
Eotthe world. Is tuil AMI undiminished
Resolved, That eoufding. TO the fullest ex-
Stent. il the sbility. patriotism and integrity OF
Andrew johnson, upon whom the presidential
Coffee BON devolves. We. with al the loyal men
20 The country will rally around him and give bis
administration OF the government the same cor.
fdal snd generous support shich accorded
( DO thsi Of his lsmenied predecessor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

VNTk HAVE THE PLEASURE or ANNOUNCING
w 10 our patrons and the pablo that have
itted IN splendid style vel knevn sne popllAT
'ioTe room,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17
CLOAK ROOM

l. veil slied with the most rare and beautiful sgy;ss IN
9th Cloth and SIX 6s-mspts In snT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

In al styles re. the s.s.s sssss Ds.sak to he
iehesrsst sakes-
their gresnbseks goods tsst really very, vsry
cheap.
JONES, HESS & DAVIS.
spis-<av
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

sY few exchange papers, done up in pack
sges OF 100, can De bad At this Office q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

10 excel all competitors and present The vsrr
sest designs most desirable shades and fnsst fAbros
Il prices much below the market. Oar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-17

tS- A rch growth c. Lsis produced. the
natural color restored. mot dyed). aud all dises
ses OF the scalp. falling off. &c, cured By using
/" Eureka" the iniallible hair restorative Price
81 90 per bottle. Sold lay all druggists
j. b SENOUR,
Druggist Bates Block Ager;
cod q.
, 1865-07-24
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR B1IDNIGHT mARKKx REPORT.


t0'ss'sl o'oe "este3n Assoe1stea ffesA-1
NE" 1oRhs Joly Il.
hAu.soAn srocxs.
a. NJ. o.ue1 s4eaanse tnis morning. the market
rs.hs. ~. ~. W. u improved ouslnR the day and
.,n.1s. sne alsaest point o. grs.esdaJ. There u
iI,,nnIs c.nsr.i -. ~ especially IN Reading.
en-s"."u
cov.,,,,.,, MI, r..sa -.e.
7o,. ann n,is:e ws,s inwo. sa,,h lot - OF
ket. W. ~ 60 MI" 'e'1 WEAK mar
, 1865-07-24
yielding for the past hvo years. arc still good

yielding for the past fvo years. arc still good
for oveT fifty barrels q d4y in the aggregate.
We have to report the further success OF
the late strike on Foster Island Its great
thing In this part of the oil region, and Is Z
two huudrtd barrel well Of ths heaviest aud
best OIL get fund In this region Foster
Island Is seven miles below Franklin, and one
mile below The mouth Of East Sandy. There
are many wells going down In that locality.
ard If the owners will only use patience and
perseverance,, they viii and that theIr chsuc.s
may be as good as the Foster 1alsnd Company
From present appearances on Greek will
soon be again the grand center for OIL dealer5
and spectators to assemble at. Five now
wells between Rouseville and On City, are
now producing from twenty to one hundred
barrels each. 4 large number Of wells On
the Buchanan Farm are producing. the daily
product being about eight hundred barrels.
The Woodfo1d we'll commenced pumping Last
week and Is now producing sixty barrels
daily. The new we'll on Bermehof Run Is
reported yielding two hundred barrels per
day. At MooreheadEille, on Friday noon
last, the Moorehead well struck the best
quality Of oil at depth of 100 feet. Cherry
Run produces Its usual amount of oil. The
new Fry well. struck two weeks ago, Is dow-
Ing two hundred barrels per day, and tbs
Great Mountain well, little above Rouse
vile, Is also flowing two hundred barrels =
7aV,
, 1865-07-24
DEPnAvIIYoF a SOLDIERS wkrR


James p. PuUffey. 4 resident OF st. Josfph
Michigan. On returning home recently from the
army. from which he had been honor ably 6ls
charged, Learned fsom Eone ob1IRlug nelghborn
TINT during his abecnoe his wife had forgotten
her duty and honor, and had ua r1ore than one oc-
easten procured subetitu.e TOR the absent hus-
baud in the pezeon Of a Doctor in the vicinity.
Tint not doubt might remain In the uniortunate
crcsd that the strongest eorfoi,orattye tes.
from hte child, little boy 81 sDas anon, eIsst 3
aught of the character Of tue # chtfa
be Wss making. on Monday last. The boy IN h1s
9S,laish Mn prattlt. eaid TO hae fasher: IA, Dr.
hat Viii yoa naay nsGs1 rh IN
Ter" No further douht cnn1d be entertained. in-
saa ~ a.. .h Sspied her guilt
White. whore name had been az aoc,ttsd with he.
BY ne chlld. also disappeared fIom 81 JosenS,'
a2a ,, oe9ams y t;s Ge th,t he had fol,oa wed rs
lowed the rualty furiuvte ana oo hi arrv.t hers
pscea big Gre tn the hand. Of he det.ct,veS
VIC wno speedily "wSsked II up" With their accus.
J eI ptramour 10 Ger1zsn board NJ hon,e Al So.
L. North We'll. street, and, in Company vii, ~.
h9tbane. entered and went to 4 door Of a'cbambtr
where they were assured the eouuie Ind
retired. The coor was locked, bat tney
gained Adml,tanre 10 an adjoinirg room.
faa sn,onse sn oPsnps IN r. p.ron
ntxInK in the couple IN bed. bis wife aud 81.
White. The onteFt now forced the opening Of
the door, euilIed. erreEtef the errtng ps,T and
took them before Justtce Brown, who held them
to ball IN the enm Of $50 eseh to auswer the
Of forgiveness or ktndness, for he twore that be
would shoot him on Eight, and had brought along
revolver for the purpose, but Deiect,Ve Webb,
Who made the arrest, perfnsded him to give up
bis recover and torego biz aaneuntsy Intentions
d. White IL lean, underlined. and by 20 mcars
attractive Individual. P1tnfrry Is to hin
.Hsperlcn 10 2 Ss,yf," and no excuse can be
found for Mts. Pc coutuct.
Pickles. Tho Masonic Picnic, under the auspi-
ces OF B.aney Lodge, No. I'll. will Be given at
Lyons, on Thursday next Tickets may be had
Of The members Of the Lodge. The Great n est
ezn Light Guard Bsna Is engaged for the oera-
sion. Ca1t will leays the illinois Central Depot
al St 9. N.
TIE snnull excursion Of the slhbsth School Of
st. Johub tEptscopsl} Church at ualor Park viii
, 1865-07-24

unable 70 report at tho meeting On account Of Ii.
Ahftnce o. thtif PTee,ttrl
q report va seetired from HI. Kes.ney. 81
peztnteodsnt of the Asylum, showing ths Il
uoo 70 % ,inI n verI eat1siaetos1 condition. Tnt
elndink the nunaer REMAINING within ths wsila 4,
The Let neeinE, and the number received frou
The Ptl'ce coIft and other sources stnce thsi
tine; o. 3sSe M r. lave been ~tthdrawn IS adop:ed
y aw,y o. ND Of In ehst ,vs
ies1e. leaving ., pe npssent VI inns..e Hsass q
1914. IS hive BEEN received from p.rent,; I'd
Gusr6isps, and $sa u donatious. The schools oi
me At9ian Wsse reported to be IN ytTy pros
ceivea tinSe theff estssiahment In October. iss5,
Mas 80. Number at present In The school 10I.
Ine Trades. departm:E mt Hxs also 1epseseated to
be very eMcfentin action.
~. oninsn moved the appoatment Of com.
with Rev. Dr. Dunno u touor.ry chsiTmsn tn
.5rnnee mora ed1elent nesns for distributing
charity among tho poor OF the oily,
ina motion prevailed, and the chair appointed
ss1 ss foen y ee the President Of each confer
tha arst Y ednefdsy Of next month.
Ml. nnaasn reported TINT be had appl1ed 10 the
IaI!sntn association for assistance IN the ch All
,a!: Mo.k o. attending 70 the city poor, bat shey
On motion, 1t was detsrm1nna to sppotn. eom.
OF nfe 10 audlt the books Of the Iudust1ta!
otnoo!, tnd report to the Council.
=, 1ne Chnf sppotnted as tuch COMMITTEES Messrs,
=. = MeAnssy. W.. 0nshln, Aid. 3. Barrett, Ed.
On motion adjourned.
, lhe aasenhla2e Of viAltors, numbering from
I '@Wto ,ooo, then returned to the city amid the
ataftJ cheess Of the young ones, who " The IL.
o. ne benevolent society, had been
ition Of comfort, where they may become eo2d
'td nonofable members OF society.
, 1865-07-24


RRtDoEeoHr. July r. 1865.
cLhRED-AsRro!ta.O Ottawa, 10 tons snadriea; Oh
I've Branch. Isaa'le. eS,1c5 It lumber; hsbel,s La
sane sl 60 It lumber; Reek Run. Otta r., 81, ,o1 n
lumber. ll9 cubic feet timber: Dear Park No. utl-
ca-1o m shingles; Kesolute, Lemont; Il. G. Lo,mis
Lemons; Advance, Lemont; ". 8. Gurnee, Lemcus
4. NJ Bennett. LxsAlle, Is tss n lumber. Is shin
Eie'; inrttfigator, 1e1nonr; Glasgow, Sale. 7o1s
n lumber $3.50 cedar posts
AEtIvtD-Qctan, Mlneok6 Landing, $50 In c.rn :
Iionen. Ottawa. $500 tu corn T. a.min, Ottawa,
$50 bn corn ; Alliance, Lenont, % cubic yara,yuo-
Die stone: G. Loonts. Ismont. 80 cubic yards ruh
Bile sIone; Resclute, Lamont, 50 cubic yards ruhb
stone, #. s. GuEute, Lsmons, IS cube yards d,men.
si'n stsnr; 1nsrsiCstor Lemont, 70 cubic yazds rub
blr stones r Northsup. Pracu. Is cnblc 5ards robble
stfnc; Peter d Pan Ottawa sso0 hu corr. 1000 hu
oats Gobu barley; Antelope, LASatle, SO bu corn
,too nq oat.: sts,s aaa M MS,rt1ss Mort, soo bu
r,slta. .kaLkskse, 500 IN corn xo7tsak. Locsoo,s
s5on bu corn tntida. Rtawa. $500 pu I'm. 1885 ou
Geta: Con&ese, Morris 5ooG BIZ corn Tins, Torria
800 pu corn; Lue1la, Lotkport.
, 1865-07-24

HoBsIHa CoARADE-On Thut.day two
young men, named respectively E. Kenyon Arm.
etFonH, and Peter Curran, went Into ealoon On
South Water street, where they p1sysd cards sud
drank liquor several hours, or until Cu1ran be-.
came 60 Intoxicated that he fell asleep. While in
this condition, Armstrong, as he himself admits,
some CENTS, and placed it In hia oan pocket
Curfan. when he awoke. MI sed bis money, aud
aen'eS b. eo%taas With kiog ~ was
Immediately returned he money, be would hsye
him a!rest d. and upon bis not complying. pro-
eeeded TO obtain The ss.1.t.nee Of an officer. Find
sttoLg !old them hs had the money, ind took II
from bis sleeVe. and gave 1t to tho officer. Qe
vas a1Iealed, and Yesterday morning brought be-
bourd orGr In the sum OF I5 o for t1fal a. the K-
coKde{'s Court
, 1865-07-24
The EoIdlefns sFair-HaIAnce Sheet
E3ltorn Trlhunp.

In FTdaJ's pspef the document published pur-
porting to he a Statement Of the Receipts aud
Expenditures Of the Northwestern s,n.t.ry Com
mlae!Gn ard Soldiers Home Fair" was s1mp'y a
COMMITTEES Of The balsnce on hand IN the uaasu.
~. The Items OF expenditures, with vouchers In
every instance, are Ia the banda OF the Auditing
dolph, Luther Haven, WI Blsir ind s. B. Co55'
who will. Immediately On the completion OF their
lahort, publish foli exhibit Of The receipts and
eon Or S IN beor io 1ne sss
during the wsr, and On scale comuensarate With
ihe occasion IS then existing. the expenses we're
neceets1iiy heavy, and continued 50 after the
cose OF the war; to render the Fair attr lctve and
pttdtaofe. But every outlay was entirely leglri-
matt. benettfpg NO one identified with fhe pro-
1eefinR and management of the Fair. The entire
account is perfectly clear and challenges the clog
e:t1rFpectlon. z. W. BLATcHroRD,
Treasurer Northwestern Sanitary Commission
and Sold:etn' HONS Fair.
, 1865-07-24
81. Louie Market.

ts2etial Dst atch to tho Chicago Tr!b3nel
....-. 81. Louis, Jn!y1:.
TOBACCO Cnchnngrd. salea comprised - hhds
"uxAT-Active and stiG At last quotations.
FLoEE-AcGva and 8:ehdy. Buper 3ssMa1s.
spr'Ex extra sG2s; single extra, dellyered. $a9oa
71Q; d9nb:e extra $s.eaQ5E
GaA1s-co,n unchanged; mix.d 7sa1c; yslIov
1s279r; white asassc. Oats unchanged a, s2a6ac.
Wn1skT-6teAdy at ea1o.
PRovlsloys-Pork std sales SO br,s mess At rs
$1,000 NJ shoulders. packed, at Ike; 190co ns loose
Al 1ac. Bacon tides 1sac Canvatsed bans 25: q D.