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Ma. Gen. J.. T. Cox, GEMS IN Army ooIl,;
Pyt MAJ Gen JDo. r aiilsi' IONA : Fo-' q A-l'
~, -. Z. Opdycks, sfh Army Corp
- ~ r BrJsnios, Governor q Tezloaes3.
Hon ID. Tod, Ex-tfogernof o. ono
- n A. Garfield. senator rom Ohio.
F,-st md sscoad National Banks. NASHVILLE
corsmruicadons VII reeeITs pronpt alteHao1,
.ss-sssasi - ?. q. BnE 6da- lunae--r
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

10000 Henry Clay Cgsrs.
5000 Perfection" DO
bO.0OJ "Fga-o" q On whole and hslf b0Hes)
5000 Zip Top" 90
9kOO0 Tycoon" 90
1900 "sBdreE Jackson" Cigars.
$4,000 ''W Wsg'' do
5O,OaO Star Of the West do very fns}
$1,000 Va. hHgton do
$4,000 As-ortsd Brands.
80 Haf butts POcahontss pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco.
100 Cad1ies strawberry quarters Tohsnco.
80 "MayAppie" DO
% Butts Navy 90
100 Caddies black tens, 90
bunny Side, Sseet oven sad Dew Drop, Fine Cut
GheEinR lObs-co.
Fine Cut Kill knnick 5Tuokirg Iohancly 10 pouna
bales add Weed" il Vhols and half barrels
We are the sole Agents for H. Beck 8
popular
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luToved Sentemher 1 -


The War Department has Issued an
O:der directing that the Ohio Union
Light Guard, Lieutenant Jameson
commanding 49, President ,Iohnson's
body guard, snd which acted in the
same capacity Tor tho late President
Liuooln--be mustered out Of service.
under ihe cbsrge Of the commander of
;hi- department The muster-out and
payment VIII be made in this city. and
al the members who wish 10 return 10
heir homes in Ohio will be furnished
with transportation thereto. This com
psny Ut cavalry is one Of the best in
'a- service, and dining the whole time
ID hs- been on duty at the Executive
Mansion, moi one Of It's members has
ever been placed under arrest
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the contsol Of the Proprietor,
who Is well known in this city 70 the last ten years.
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Cloak Department

COmrrses great variety Of YeF dss rshie CO..
which ~ vii sell 20 prices 10 SUIT TIE times. III
Ia ina Cloaks, Basques a % fii-cdssls-7s, Esll
las de Idrct1s e d gTus ds Naplss. Circular e.
etc, VII b. sold VERY CHEAP in orier 10 y 4.
room for our Fan Stosk
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South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT OF STOCK.

C,TOCKBOLpERS IN The South Fash,ile Street
y Railroad Company are hereby notified thas
cal for the payment oil stock is ordered FOL ows
q per cent. payable on or before the INST day OF
September next.
= per cent. payable On Or before the first day Of
OciOper
% per cent. paysbs on or bef re the first day OF
November; End
Is rcrccni. payable on or Defore The hrst day of
December next
PAYMENT can be made to John Lumsden, Trea-
fureT. at the Second NJ lousl Bsnk, or to Leroy
Armstrong, Secretary.
au27-im A. NELSON, President
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EYE AND EAR!
DR.. LEON sRoCKMAN,

nIsEASEc ar the EFe and liar. Nervous sT5'
j J TEN, AMI Csnrsrous Iumog7' treated WITH un-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

A business that has hereto ore been neglected, IN
Nssbyiga; hut We are determined TO furnish g. good
a. Stove in design, finish, durability snd chespGess
e csu be made IN the United States.
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For sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.

WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Ofce Of Director and Gen1. Manager n RE- D e Z
WISH nglou, d. e ia 3 al, 1895. J
DROPO5AIi3 viii be received a. This Ofbce una
n o'clock noon, on Wednesday, Ssptenaue'
l8th, 1865 to purchase the U. 5, Military Railroad
Rolling NH At Chsttsn or, Tenn, with tns ms
ehrnery, too,s, buildings hEsures. and track Con
necring the Rolling MIl with tls hs=hFiile and
ChattAnoogs Railroad
he mil and machinery constructed % re-rol
Rslroad tfon are entirely new, and Of ne u0st I'M
proved haractsr.
Dor FIJI description and details o. operation, ca
psclty, sc appiy IN person OF - ieiter 70 J. ~
farfiev, Supei1nts ndent, Cfatr sucoEa. Tenn
Al Ids should b. endorsed Proposals y plf'
chase Chattanooga Rolling Mil"
u. q. MoCALLUM,
BreFt Bug. Sen, Director and Genera Aa9sl,e
Military Railroads q. s. Aus
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

. n Mitchell has bseniappointed Ist
Lieutenant in the Seventeenth Regular
Infantry
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No Charges gatII after Collection
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms
nuuus ~ rsaHussos 10

Esd particular attention vel e o ~ - y ~ M,
CaYtry commzuds q ee1sIl.' "A40O1' WA
KRIS, HATCH, 40 CEsoAioN-
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Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies Department.

Where atsntive Clerlss vii ha plessed q, ala.
the latest yelues, among which il SUPER IN
real French Imported Hsr-nets, Dc sos p4saE-
press, and several other beautiful styles. ugr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
INK, INK. INK.

GEAT0N's Chemical Writing Find il bscomius
y World-reno ned for its Superior Quality Hsv-
ing been introduced only about SIX years Il has DO
come the principal NIX nov in use with those whn
want fne nee flowing ink, snd Tor rs peIInanercy
It u decidedly the best ink for records that can be
used. For Counting Banks or Schools it is
une4uAJed aud needs only 70 be tried to be approx
Ell. For sale Dy Druggists and Merchants eYsry-
where. "a Riley, BUBBLE b CO.,
Msnufsetu9 ELS snd PropnetoFs.
Corner Seventh and Green Sta. Louisville
To whom al orders should be addressed.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08

From every secaon Of the country come TO cur
house with the 6rm CONVICTION thas they Vii fnd
foi sssnTtmsnt OF
Rich Embroideries,
Rich Laces,
Rich aud Tasty Metz,
Rich and Elegant Belts,
Rich and Beautiful BuckleE,
Belt Ribbons,
Hosiery,
Corset,
Skirts,
Combs,
buttons,
Wallet,
SusPenders,
Shirts,
Linen Collars,
Paper Collars,
handkerchief,
Trimmings,
Perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Linen Threads,
.,F-... s.tJ.. C.r,4s "a, AZ ,1ia.s , r..sfg II
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
MUTUAL

Benefit viii hold ont batter. aad be more Fleasan.
. all eoDcerned. We, for one, make & orr rule,
and Il l. our Cherished principle to have every ore
Of our trzn sections, be i ever so Ettle. or Of She
grAndesi magnitude, MUTUAL; :" 1t must he the
base OF operation; and We ENJOY the pleasing SETS
lsetion Of psrceiying that this rule Of ours IS highly
appreciated by al with whom 80 have the pleasure
- -f,s-r- t.ra.uaas
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
NJ u r U AL.

NAPOLEON BONAPARTE GAVE IT As HIS
~ opinion that men are ruled b. three objects
First-Iniepest. Decentralization. Third Fear.
Taking humsn nsture into consideration, thosa
views look very nesrly correct bus We opIns that
the principle Of having every transaction bs'Teen
man snd man based upon
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
Iron Fronts
STOVES AND HOLLOW-WARR.

mt in their houses, will find il 10 their interest to
al before contracting elsewhere. Particular at.
fention viii he paid 70 the manufacture OF
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
TRUETT&WlLLEl

At the residence Of the Senior Partner. Mr.
Trustt TWO nd ralf miles from IA hville. nortl
OF the Cumberland riVer, short di~t<nce eat @
the GallAun flke, on the Porter and Vaughan Pike
We have nov on h nj large as ortnenI.ot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
Wholesale Department

Which Il kept on the second hooF axrlus.ye.y
offer great du 'emeuts 70 merchants AMI ds,4-.
who VIII IN 1 &c 70 their Interest 10 Day uFavg
Our success fif the last warrants US q i8r'-g
that tn public have appreciated our mougss % &
them good BY d Ing ourselves good, With ca
accomplished b q ing low an selling lsrvacca
Utes. We vii not BE- unde-so.t by any u.sr--.-l
aud vii compete even with Ncr,tsfu and Etru
Retail Houses.
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$4,000 Worth
& SHOES.

This amount VIII Re sold Al COST Co r'a-sa-.
this depart nent. IA y sre Of superior make a.
warranted % give satisfaction.
ladies' AMI Geudemen's H ATS o. r.-.r
fashionable shane, Of which We have q srgs 4.
sogtmenti VIII be offered 81 greatly re- iuced pr,s
our
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05


HAluAt, January 1 The steamer Asia llom
Liverpool on The Yah sId Qaeens,esh on tie
goth at, arrived chs morning wllh 1hfe~ dss'
later hews
The people ~ Home. Ia response % he maui,
ieslo ot the Confederate NtaIss, applaud The
pacific sentiments expressed thefeih and dc
ploEe tho further continuance OF the bloody
struggle, noflh snd south They will not fail 10
avail 'hemselvss, on favorable opportunity, 10
urge peace.
The shipping Gazette says that adyices from
Nantes confirm The report that eK-PTesldent
Juares has Issued letters OF mafque 10 Amefl.
cans against Preach ships, especially against
steamers VI the French Trans. Atlantic Compa
nv One OF these steamers, having on board
V.UuO pounds ln specie. sas conveyed iIom
Vera Cruz by French man OF var
The Army and Navy Gazette rdenles the
idea that Gen, sherman was obliged 90 leave Al,
lanIa
The London Times has an editorial on Secro
tary Stewards letter In reply 10 Lord wharnclihs
application 10 distribute ad among the rebel
prisoners IL says that IL DO slight testimony TO
the course taken by her maiesiy's government, IN
IL dealings with America. that Seward, with an
anlmus be cannot conceal. Is driven To make the
most OF the opportunity offered him by person
irresponsible as a representative of the British
nstion. His letter indicates that he i prepared
10 make the most Of the least Official slip that
may be used on the part OF the British cabinet OF
auy OF IL representatives
Mr. Seward must be hard driven when he
finds il necessary TO express 30 much Indignation
Ia 30 tritling al affair
The Times questions the wisdom and good
taste of Lord Wharncih's offer, but IL ropudiates
Mr.. Seward charges against the British people
and concludes by saying that he knows that in
every question raised by the existing civil war
We only move in lines already laid down for u
by lawyers, statesmen Ia the conscience aud
public OF the United States, We are 10 the same
case as they are. and whatever abuse Mr.. Seward
chooses to lavish on Us, simply rccoils on the
heads Of bis own people
A letter published in the city article of The
Times on trading regulations with the South
contends they are calculated TO impede rather
than promote traffic He asserts that the only
available channel FOR getting cotton is through
the blockade. and that the difficulties OF the
trade have been increased, not by the inefi-
cheney of the blockade, but by regulations OF the
Confederate government tending to give itself
the monopoly OF the profits OF blockade run
ming.
The Bank of France exhibits u list on hand Of
nearly twelve and half million francs. Ii has
reduced the rate OF discount from DC to PC
SPAIN The Cortes opened on the 22d ult
The queen. speech gives hope OF prompt solu'
ton, but is silen, on the subject OF IT Domingo
IL SAYS that Spain has not ambitious projects
against South American republics.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
vew Work m arket.

NV YORK, January 1.
Cotton finer bu, somewhat irregular; 81 u
"a - for middling.
Flour-State and westesn firm aud Zoe better
$40 2jMl2 IS for extra state gil 90dll 30 foi
extra Il. II O.. and Sll 35@l2 for trade brands
the market closing quite firm
Whisky quiet and steady 81 2im2 pa, foi
western
Wheat quiet aud rather better. good winter
Ted western ~ 81. lair do. 81 80. fair Mileau
kee club 81 80.
Corn quiet; 81 80 for mixed western aloat
81 - for old aud new southern yellow mixed
" ID for choice white southern for seed
Oats easier 81 0st e6tl % for western
Rye quiet 81 - for western
Baro, la better request
Coffee quiet Rio i5is.
Sugar hrm Muscovado 22i, a2a Havana
ss4@2l.
M0lasses dull
Petroleum quic, aud nominal. 526t53 crude
'5m16 refined in bond; 95@96 for refined free
Wool quiet
Pork decidedly hrmer and in active demand
but closed heavy aud lower; Sl3 00al3 IS iol
mess, new mess S42 00ml3 49,: cash and req
ular way closing AZ SI2; regular :35 J0m36 %
prime $40 00Mi0 80; also 900 bbls ls63-6i
mess for January. sellers and buyers option. al
Si2 3O@t3 30; and 900 bbls do. for Feb.
fnary and March, same terms, At $40 6OM45 90
Beef unchanged; S20@23 for plain mess. and
i2l 50d2I 30 for extra mess
Bacon sides in moderate request
Cut meats steady aud rather more doing; Ia,
(9lsi for shoulders, l9d2l for hams.
Dressed hogs in good demand; 1864 @lila
for western, aud In for city.
Lard hrmer, 20ls @25l the latter price FOL
choice city; also $50 bills for the last halt OF
January and first half of February, the ,ellert
option, at 25i.
Cheese quiet and steady l5@2I.
Butter quiet but firmly held at 36tdIS for west
crn and $4,000 for state.
Money active and firm at per cent
Sterling exchange quiet AT 1895
Gold closed at 23l y @23l5s
Government stocks more active aud frmcr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05


Yorsa Mls'- tfsnsns Rfahfsa hooal
January =. irtb
i'ssideu, Flsle, Ia ,hs ehals The foll bs
lns esllsa. the iollowlns member answered 70
10 their nance
lion. ID Williams, knoA county
uFosvenoF, Marion county,
A j Holmes, Fulton county,
Hon neo, W Mcdonnell steuben county
ffot ; II Thompson, Jefferson county
lion A. ID liamrlek. Putnam county
q. Donaldson Park county,
Do. John q Helm. Mnnee.
Joseph Poole, Fountain county.
hslor : Fisher Wabash county.
The follosing counties we're represented by
delegates
Allen county. 10, ). Iayess
Dearborn county. ID T. Rus.
Decatur county. A. j Draper,
Delaware cousty, I J sample,
fayette county. Alexander Hcton,
Fountain county william Waldflp.
Franklin county. l.. Il A. Jetter,
Fulton county. A. J. Holmes,
Grant county. Charles ) Tibbits,
Harrison county. q. W Denbro.
Laporte county, Benajah Suantop,
Miami county, A. Crstler,
Montgomery county, Thos. II, Fitzgerald.
Morgan county, j. NJ Gregory.
Wabash county. X ColSell.
Wayne county. j NJ Gaar.
pfsrRIcr sooIETIIS.
Park aud Nermilllon. James W Beadles
Warren and Fountain, William Waldrp.
Edlnburg Union, John A Thompson.
After the call OF the roll. the board adjourned
70 meet at p m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

hoAt Mensoeelle, had iast gone on shore and de
slfuyed rev fngilsh hlalA ale funnel
Dslilsfles la Mes Aetk and elsewhere, here
lolele charged wilh Violating he Internal Feve
nue law, are nov paying he penalty 10 which
they have been liable
H. !. Osbsurne, a reporter ia New York, 10.
heea aftsled Up order OF he provost maTshai
add ordered 10 be tailed faF furnishing 60 The pub
he press and requesting the publication Of the
details IT The Wilmington expedition, Thereby
causing the enemy ~ reinforce The works at Fed
eFal Point
The president ha. appoint Alnsworlh spanofd
Librarian Of Congress 90 succeed Dc Stevenson
resigned
special Dispatch from Washington says
Advces from Richmond are Of such nature a.
TO induce the belief among certain officials that
the rebel Congress, already ln secret session
passed bill giving Davis or Lee authority to
call for detail not less than I'D 200 slaves
fof service in the army a. soldiers.
Capt Wise, OF the naval ordnance bureau, has
determined 20 withdraw 100 POUND PARROTS from
the service aud the feeling among naval officers
induces the belief that his view will he sus
tanned
The Richmond Examiner oi the "a. in reply
TO The Sentinel, opposed an appeal 10 give pro
lection 10 France and England In the present
weakness Of the south. and iutimates that the ar
tcle ID The Sentinel recommending such policy
emanated from leh Dayi.
l.ouRsiLLl, January !.
Oweusboro was taken possession of by the
rebels under Major ] Walker, our forces evscu-
ating IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

A meeting Of the citizens of the third war;
was held last evening at the court house-His
Honor. Mayor Caven. was called TO the chair
and Thomas ]. Water made scc.etsry Resolu
tons were adopted "a follows:
l. That the orders issued by the city to rails,
money TO fill the quota by volunteers, should
be taken 10y citizens OF the ward not liable "a
draft
,. That those liable 81 draft should co operate
with those in the other waris. so raise. by actual
subscription. an amount sufficient to give Sl0t
additional bounty 20 each volunteer. thus max
ing the bounty $3.50 This would require fol
the third ward only about 81 300 which can be
raiset with but little effort.
The meeting adjourned 60 meet this evening
at 81, o'clock. at the ward school house or New
York street Let every citizen who IL interest
ell. and especially al liable TO military service
be prtscut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

COM M e RclAL.
~ riHsRArh.
ctucinuati Market.

ciScISNArI, January
Flour iirmer. and more buyers than sellers s.
for super aud - 25G9 30 for fancy and family
brands.
Wheat Sc better: red 81 pG@2 ~ whit,
81 30
Corn firm. ~ 81 -
Oats Sc
Rye dull. 81 IL.
Barley dull choice spring 81 -. and iall
AZ 81 GO
Whisky active at s. 20, closing firm
Provisions firm; mess pork $40 % for clty. and
sales made for some at $27 5062s
Lard advanced TO %: not much offered
Bulk meats 1915 6lSie.
Hogs firm and in good demand az SlJ s56
10 %; 1870 pounds eyeaage sold st SIC 90. Re
ceipts , 500
Groceries quiet but firm.
Coffee i5mi7 Sugar 2a6t2i for Cuba.
Molasses s Is.
Gold $50. Silver 2ll
Exchange scarce and firm
Money tight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
g Y M p TO M 8 :

The symptoms a Caiarfb. j. they generally sppsar
nrst very slight. Persons find they have . cold
that they have frequent attaos aud more sensitive
10 the changes ~ temperature. In this condition. the
may be dry or slghi discharge. thin aud serid
becomes chronic the discharges are increased "a quantity
snd changed IN quality; they thick and heavy
and hawksd COACHED %. The secreflons Of
ensise o,usiug bad breath: the voice thick and ns-
al The ejes weak. the u the smell essenfd
destroyed. deafness frequently takes place Another
person l. obliged a. clear hs throat IN the morning "
thick slluy mucus. which has fallen d0~n from he
bead during The night When this taxes place the per
may De sufe thst his disease i is 20 III.
lungs. and should ose NJ Time la srfestng n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
WV YORK MONTY MARKET.

The gold SPECULATION was quite lively thi.
morning There was nm advance OF 3 per cent
over the closing rates lat evening. There was
considerable activity and animation early in the
day but towards noon the market gave way
There Was FAIR demand fox money exchange
only nominal
Litter Gold strong with an sctis. .pecu All, c
demand The bulls have manipulated tic mar.
ket well and with success. The price opened ~
23lie aud advanced 10 2335,
Lnte., AT Gallacber's Exchange to-day. gold
closed 1T 1901.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

IL Seebobm's Stereopticon. the greatest sci
entihc wonder. aud most marvellous work OF ART
ever exhibited IN this city will open at Masonic
Hall 10 morrow evening. and continue one week
The most magnificent representations of natural
and artificial scenery will be presented, including
scrptural subjects OF rare beauty, the progra mmc
varying for each evening The great calcium
light. used by our fleet at Charleston To direct
their fire nj Fort Sumter. will be exhibited night.
ly IN front of the hall Our limited space will
not permit va To speak further of the Stereopt
con which must be seen To be appreciated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

WAsniNsroN. January 1.-The United States
Supreme Court has not before Il the case OF an
appeal from the court of claims The argument
+ On the constitutional jurisdiction. and the right
Of appeal TO that court. ard involves large pc
cuniary interest
Several hundred prisoners have during tic
week, taken the oath OF allegiance aud have been
sent north
Subscriptions TO the 1910 lo,r received ,es
tetiay we're ; go 600 lni - ,ae : 30 loan
81 - 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

tn Ladies cloak auction day at 49, a. m.
at No. 81 East Washington street. Circulars.
saques aud basques, great variety and latest
styles. all 10 be sold TO the highest bidder Also,
a nice lot OF furs, such o. river minks. Siberian
squisrels, Rocky Mountain aud Fitch sctorines
and muirs. &c This Is tie sale of the season
90 90 and get bargains
wM f. FrArnERsroN. Auctioueer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

~ Stolwosthy tho great merchant tailor Of
Indianapolis. has replenished his previous elegant
and extensive stock with importations expressly
for the holidays. Any gentleman desiring a
fashionable garment, fabricated In the most
tistIc style. should call on stoworthy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
isnlI,anh ucctinn

CLtvtlAAp. jann,f, The annual mesiing
ol he { / r passed 90 Quta,
The Effort - bal ihe Akron branch "a. Sc.
lcatsd
The earnings lor ,hs pasl yeaf we're 50 .5ls 600
aud expenses amounted to 90 per cent OF The
earnings
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
from Concord

CoNcoan. II January I The Republican
State Committee assembled t. DAY Hon y
g Upham was chosen President Hon Fred
SMITH was nominated for governor on the first
ballot Hon Patterson was nominated by
exclamation for Congress in tie third district
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

tE- Substitute naval certificates Of exemption
furnished men drafted into the United States ser
vice. and also those not drafted. at the lowest
possible rates and on short notice. by A. Y No.
BILE. government claim agent. No. Yohn =
Block. North Meridian street, indianapolis, Ind.
5-d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
from Fortress ucuree.

fohlut.s Mo>Hor January : Rear Admiral
Pcftet's fleet reported 10 90 at Beaufort safely
anchored. having successfully ~es,hefed the
storm 81 Wilmington 81 the remaining trans.
ioI. were Oh The WA, % namnlnn fana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

~ Heitksm. Of the celebrated emporium of
fashion, North Illonois street opposite the Bates
House. having the most elegant and fashionable
styles of foreikn aud domestic goods displayed
on his counters, and having one Of the moss ac-
complished OF cutters. would. through u. re
specially ask the attention OF gentlemen desir
ing garments OF any sort 10 the fact Mr.. heit-
kan IL one OF the most prompt of our business
men. and no one leaving orders with him will be
disappointed Particular attention u called not
only 10 his winter stock but TO Heitkama spring
goods
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

u ). Cmcllr CorRr The trial OF james
Fistler, for having in his possession counterfeit
government treasury notes was yesterday brought
TO a close. after arguments BY Messrs Hanna,
Mcdonald and Colley. and charge by the
learned Judge TO the jury To day probably the
verdict will be rendered