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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

Police MATrEks.-Patrick Casey and iona
than Shell. for disturbing the peace were sent to
jail ten days each.
Rufus Williams, for assault and battery. got
thirty days in Jail
Frank Burns, j. Is Cotant. and Vim. Frazier,
we're drunk. and were put on the chain gang for
ten days.
Moses Sease. James johnson, and Martin Al
oett were also drunk. They paid s. piece and
costs for their indulgence.
Kate Ksvansugh and Maggie Smith. two vra-
goes of pugilistic propensties. INDUCED in a set
too. for which they paid Sl4 apiece.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

Ma. EpIToR: Among the proceedings Of an
Indignation Meeting" held by the German citi-
zens and directed against me. find the follow
ing. viz:
"lst. Whereas. At the meeting Dt the Com
mon Council of the city OF Indians polls held on
July Sd. 1865, German member. Mr.. J. Il
ksppes. offered resolution, which was adopted.
suspending the publication Of notices to COO
tractors in the German papers of the city. a.
serting that there was but one German contrac-
tor
"2i And Whereas. Mr.. Kappes. 10 arguing
with members Of the City Council who opposed
the motion and declared the same an act Of in
Justice towards the Germans Of this city, stated
that be German. knew and ought to know,
what vas best for the Germans Of this city,
that be, and not his opponents, represented the
Germans; that be knew how to handle them, and
that il ought to be left TO him TO manage them,
and thae be was opposed to letting contracts to
Germans not familiar with the English Ian
guage," SC.
wish simply to state. that the whole of the
second paragraph. above quoted, so far as n
psrports to give the spirit OF my Arguments or
remarks. on the occasion referred to, is an Me-
mitigated falseksOd. without the shadow Of found
alton in fact introduced the resolution suspend
ing the publication of Notices to Contractors. in
the German papers, simply because thought il az
unnecessary expense TO the city. especially, as
all ordinances of a general character, oil ordi
nances for street Improvements, and all pending
ordinances. are already published in the German
papers, and continue to be published. None OF
US German Councilmen present felt ct liberty to
vote away public money. simply to sustain the
'Freie Press interest, when se kLow that neither
the city at large. nor our respective wards would
be in the smallest degree benefited thereby.
Concerning the remainder OF the proceedings
of said 4" Ipdignatiou Meeting, | disdain 10
waste one word in comment. leave a candid
aud discriminating public to Judge the correct
ness of my action in Council, and also the
tves OF those persons who have taken upon
themselves to misrepresent and SANDER me.
J. Henry KAPPEs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

FoRrRsm MosRsK. July lO.-The rebel prso
uers have al been removed from the hospitals a,
Newport News, aud sent south.
One hundred horses and hity mules. Govern.
mcnt property. will be sold at auction. st Camp
Hamilton. on the 18th instant
The thermometer. Yesterday. stood at 1899 ~
tho shade; to-day l09-
The steamer Cahll arrived from Baltimore
With fifteen released rebel prisoners. for CRY
Point
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P.onoruoss.-The following pro emotions have

PHonoTIoss.- following promotions have
been made at the Adjutant Generals Office. in
Indiana regiments since our last report:
One Hundred and FOrty ffth-Abner j. Dean,
First Lieutenant.
Second Lieutenant: George W Smith Second
Lieutenant; Thomas Hartness. Second Lieuten-
ant; A. G. Jennings, Second Lieutenant
Second Cavalry-John Lsthrobe. Firs; Lien
tenant: Miles ii Meadows. Second Lieutenant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

cF Durfeld and Hess, the most competent
men in the city to make out Quartermasters
and other officers reports, and who have never
made q report that did not pass inspection a,
Washington. are employed at Blake's Military
and War Claim Agency lie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

Notes Of all toe denominations named viii BE prompt
~ furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In
form aud privilege 10 the Seven-Thiries already sold
except that the Government Itself The option
Of paying interest In gold coin per cent Instead OF
3loths "a currency. Subscribers will deduct the In
,erest in up Jsly 18th, the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery o. the q this third Of the
seven-Thiriies will commence the isi Of June, ami
will be made promptly AZ continuously after that date
The slight change made in the conditions OF this THIRD
sERIEs effects only the matter Of interest. The pay
ment In gold. II made WILDE equivalent the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return Of specie payments. in the Of which
only will the option to pay interest gold be svsed 81
would reduce and equalize prices that purchases
made with six per In gold would be fully equal
those made with and three-tenths per cent IN
currency. This j.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

EUREKA The INFALLlBLE HAIR REsToRA-
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural color. mot DYING curing
all diseases of the scalp, preventing the hsir
from falling off, giving it softness and gloss
that nothing else produce. Price 81 90 per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
j. F. Senour. druggist, Bates House Block
agent. eod-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

TELEGRAPHIc ORDER BY telegraphic order
OF the War Department. returning officers who
are mustered out with their regiments. can OBJ
tain their pay and certificates of non-ndebtedness
here. instead OF Washington. Officers who call
at Colonel Blske's Military Agency. opposite
Major Dunn's United States Mastering Office,
No 10 West Washington street, will obtain all
necessary papers made ont on lair terms TO
draw their final pay. Notary Public in the
Office IL lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
TO street ~prinklers.

We can furnish about 4aO bs rraIs Of water .
day, Tor street sprnhling. or any other purpose
on the corner Of Meridian and Pearl streets AID
ply at this Office. IL If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

E8- Discharged men of the Veteran Reserve
Corps. who are entitled to Pensions, will call Al
Blske's Military Agency, with two witnesses. and
ret their papers ll.lw
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7.3O LOAN.

These issuea under Gate Jaly IS Iss ass
payable shres years from that date IN currency
are convertible Al the optlos u the hsldsr lnis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

Pic Nc or THE FENIAS BRoTHERHooD-The
annual pic mic of the Fenian Brotherhood will
take place At Green wood. on Wednesday. the
l2th inst Cars will leave the Union Depot at
! O'Clock NJ Fare for the round trip Is cents.
Tickets be procured OF the Committee or at
the Depot or the morning of the excursion. Pro
iessor Gresh'a baud has been engaged Every
arrangement has been made 10 make il pleas
ant affair, and there are no more delightful en-
tertanmeuts given than those GO Zen up By the
brotherhood There Is more -greeabe way
To spend these hot DAYS than in tue woods, in
haling the pure air and dancing upon the green
sward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

g The Frici Presse, German paper pub
lished in this city has excited the German popu-
lation in its behalf 10 bring pressure lie
City Council, and compel that body to repeal an
ordnsnce disseminating the publishing of street
notices in it, columns, passed at the last meeting
OF the Council. and now modestly asks that The
entire proceedings of the Council, its ordinances
and laws, be published in the German papers
The introduction of the petition caused some
little feeling to manifest itself in the Council
and a spirit not 10 submit TO the eXorbitant de
mand Of the German population. as expressed in
the language of the petition. 1t is the duty OF
the proprietor OF the Frie Press TO havea re-
porter at each meeting of the Council does
the other city papers, if he wishes the proceed
ings Of that body 70 appear in his sheet, and il is
certainly rather cool to ask the Council to pay
tor having its, proceedings published in German
when the three English dalies publish them era
tuitously. Already the city printing amounts to
over SIS 600 per year. and our " German popula-
ton propose, In order 70 advance the interest:
of the Friei Presse. to add three four thousand
more to the sum. Indianapolis is VIGOROUSLY
tax ridden now, and retrenchment. and not in
curing. of expenses. should be the order until
at least there is no longer probability OF bank
| tuptcy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
u. s. LOAN.
UNITED STATES
.7.3O LOAN!
$23o,ooo,ooo.
q. s. LOAN.

By authority q th- Secretary Of The Treasury. the
dersgned the General sabrPtoG Agent Ter the sale q
United States Securities offers the public The thre
series q rreA ury Notes bearing I'D hreetsstss
Per cent interest per snnuu. knows e. the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

II One OF the Cosncimsn last night. made
severe" thrust at severe F" Councilman,
Who Is supposed TO have Congressional aspira
tons. when hi- Senatorial honor. shall fade
That's severe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
Suicide hV a Minister

NEW YoRK' July l0.-Mr. John A Silick
late pastor of the Yorkville Methodist Episcopa
Church. but more recently real estate agent
committed suicide by hanging himself in TT o
alteration of mind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
The Presidents Trip-Hon. & IL Pen.
dtetOn

NEW YoRk. July l0-The Commercially
special says: President Johnson has gone down
the Potomac on an excursion, and il is conjec-
tured he will visit Richmond upon his return.
Sickness fs greatly increasing in Richmond
Hon @. II. Pendleton, late Democratic con di-
date for Vice President. arrived at Wsshin gton
to-day on a political mission
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

~ From the number of signs, hand bills,
circulars. &c, person would think that the
claim agency business the most profitable,
if not. in fact. the business of indianapolis
Wherever you 90, on every principal street, from
attic 10 basement. you may find placarded the
name Of some individual anxious to procure back
pay and bounty OF discharged soldiers. Some
more euterprisng than others, take time by the
forelock and distribute sheets az the reception
setting forth their peculiar and unapproached al
yantages TO procure the sums due the soldiers
from the Government. in the most convincing
styie of logic, and assure them that they care
the only authorized agents" in the city The
claim business IL a legitimate one. and we would
suppose. from the numbers engaged in il, profit
able as well. But sometimes il ia the case that
the supply exceeds the demand. and of this fact
claim agents may become aware A. sol
diers understand that the Sanitary Commission
have established Offices in this city TO procure
srrearsges due them. free OF charge, aud as
speedily as agents who are authorized" Claim
agents enterprising chaps, and we hope they
will all prosper aud not get too thick 10 thrive a.
We understand is the case in Blackfords Block,
where the envy of one is excited by the proxim
ty Of the other
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
JOB PRINTING,
CIT 1T W. $

tn DR.. Thompson informed tue Council last
night that there was - severe mud hole or
one OF the streets in his ward How 4" severe.
Doctor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
The Proceedings 81 me City Council
MoxpAr EVENING July /


The Council met last evening ia regular sss
son.
Present. The Mayor. John OaveD. aud COun-
cilmen Allen. Boar. Brown. Coburn. Coley
/ Emerson, Fletcher. Glszier, GrOsvenor, Jane
son. Kappes. LOOMS. Schmidt. Seidenssicker.
staub aud THOMSON.
] PETITIONS
Several petitions we're read from property
owners. which we're referred 10 the Board OF
Public Improvement. One from Slnker Co.
/ prayipg that the Council vacate an alley IN what
u knosn as the Washington Hall property. Re
ferred 10 The COMMITTEES on Streets and Alleys.
| Dr. Thompson presented petition Dumer-
ously signed by German citizens. asking the
Council to reconsider the ordnance discontinuing
| the publication Of Notices TO Contractors" IN
the German papers and. Furthermore, requesting
the Council 70 psss al ordinance publishing in
the German papers 10 this city the entire pro-
ceedings Of the Common Council, as well TO
publish the ordinance and laws OF the city 10 the
German language
Mr. Brown moved 10 refer the petition TO The
Committee on Printing.
Mr. Thompson moved TO amend BY instruct
ing the Committee TO report in favor o. granting
The PRAYER of the petitioners. The Doctor pro
ceeded 10 speak 10 complimentary terms OF the
German population OF the city. and said 1t was
an injustice to them if the ordinance was not
passed, and that in some things the Council
might be penny wise and pound foolish.
Mr. Brown moved the previous question.
DR.. Thompson "hew of the handle" and said
there was an attempt TO get up a war between
the Americans and Germans, and was called to
order by the Mayor for using personalities.
The resolution referring the question 10 the
committee prevailed.
A remons,rance was read from a number of
citizens demonstrating against the laying down
of railroad track along Louisiana and other
streets. "a published. Laid on the table tempo
rariv
A petition Of W c. Holmes was received,
asking the vacation of Water street for the pur-
pose Of erecting Touring mill Referred to the
Committee Streets and Alleys.
ORDINANCES.
Al ordinance was introduced compelling every
railroad company to remove all animals killed by
them 10 the corporate limits Referred TO Judi
ciary Committee.
One appropria.ing $500 Tor the benefit of the
Fire Department. Read three times and passed
An ordinance for the graveling and grading
OF Pratt street and sidewalks between Illinois and
Pennsylvania streets
Several bids were read for street improvements
which were referred 10 the appropriate commit
tees.
Bonds OF contractors were read and approved
communication was read from the City As
SCISSOR. asking that an appropriation be made him
for extra work on duplicate Referred to the
committee on Accounts and Finance
Mr.. Allen submitted letters received from
manufacturers of ERE engines. giving prices, &c
Of machines. which were read by the Clerk
Mr. Brown submitted a resolution authorizing
The City Council TO contract for new fire en-
CINE, with the Seneca Falls Company at Sc 900
Moved to lay on the table.
On motion, the Council adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

AZ 1t will be seen by an advertisement in
another column. that Clspp 4 Worsley's Gorge
Gus Entertainment and Combination Show will
be in this city for three days only. This enter
tainInent comprises wax statuary OF the most dis
tin guished defenders OF the Constitution among
whoa is that OF on, late President Lincoln: all
the distinguished Generals OF the war: J Wilkes
Booth. Harold. Surratt, Payne and Mrs Sur.
rais. oil John Brown. Cook, and other cecb'
ties all orming most interesting exhibition,
tha, sh uld be visited BY every one ia the city.
The ST reoscopic views alone worth the price
of admission The canvass will be pitched on
Washington street, nearly opposite Titles
Uot.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM +!
AND
COAL MINING co.
AT
60 GTO N L N d
Capital stock, S3,25O,OOO.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER TUE LAWS or THR srATR
OF INDIANA.
WILLIAM DALE, Of New York, President,
JOSEPH RISTlNR, CovingtOn. Vice President,
w. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
ID ir O @ to Il - /.

ID I. O Q O Il .
lon. JOSEPH e. MCDONALD, indianapolis Indiana.
JOHN X. COFFROfH, Huntington. Indiana.
WIN. DALI, New York City.
" JOSEPH W. NRwLlN, Attics, Indiana.
JOS RlSTINE, Covngton. Indiana.
4. NJ MCDONALD, Covington Indiana
=" DAVID WEBB, Covington, Indiana.
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sales Of Government Bond.

PHILADELPHIA. July l0.-Jay Cooke reports
subscriptions to day. to the 100 loan, to TIT
amount of s., All 300
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11

Official Closing of Ford's Theater
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.E-See De VIM rhomson's sdvertissmsnt
on tue fourth page OF to.days paper.
lan - a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-11
PARTNE RSHiP.
COMPREHENSIVE.

n HAVE associated with myself IN the Livery, sale
il and Boarding stable Business John A. Drew, wbs
from this day has become partner In said business
The business o. the hrm Will be conducted the
old stand No 10 Ea.t Pearl street. the % the
Sentinel Building
Thanking toe public for pact patronage. hope they
may see o. 70 continue the same.
JOHN Is. SULLIVAN,
u SULLIVAN a DREW.
indianapolis, Nay 9. Is6s-mys-dr
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RECEPTION % THK TxSrH BARNEY The
Tenth Indiana Battery was received formally by

RECrrrioS % TINE TxSrH BARNEY The
Tenth Indiana Battery was received formally by
the Governor yesterday +efnoon. Parson
Good~in addressed The throne OF grace and Gov
ernor Morton made the speech OF welcome The
Governor was under another indispositiou aud
unable TO speak 10 the men for great length OF
time, but addressed them few words OF We
come and advice in manner similar to bis pre-
sious reception speeches. and then read n bfIst
synopsis OF the deeds OF tho Battery since the
date OF its organization until the close OF the
var
Parson :. A Goodwin diversified the reception
ceremonies by one of his characteristic speeches
not very interesting nor instructive. bat desc-
li.h tedious
General Mansfield expressed bic happiness to
i'c able 90 welcome the men home. aud proceed
% - make sone instructive remarks concerning
The service. OF the Bst.fy. After the Gene
fAlsrsmsrks. three cheers were given tot the
"es e'nor, the Government and the Soldiers, and
attn eenedielon aud music tho reception ter
fnsnAtcd.
pNfn sAfrtRf
Va recruited ia the T. ghth Congregational D..
ssict. aud mustered ,uto the service at indianap
ole December II. 1851 Left ief The lfon,
January -. lso9. and Joined Gen Nclsou's q,
sison. OF baeAs army, aud accompanied u to
Nashville was Ia the campaign from shiloh IA
Cofinth. aud remained With the division until ID
arrived a. Athens. Alabams. shste va. placed
q, the Reserve ARTILLERY Ia July, lsG9. a,
bechefd station. Joined Gen " oods division.
AID vas Slsh ban through Tennessee and Ala
hama ant back - loulsyille. vas Ia tie can
psign ct Gen kosscrsnr, At Nashville Stone
River aud Chattanooga Ia the fall Of ls63 I'M
'hs spuug OF lsGi thc Battery lost is ident.t,
eight, eight ot lt- number we're detailed, ani
-sfs 18th Gen shumsu through .he Georgia
campaign. serving 9th the fnh aud Eigh
tsenih Indiana battefies aud the remainder
iufiy "a number, we're seut 90 the gunboat SION,
River The Battery vas brought taeethe,
again 90 ths ish OF June. ir65. sud OF the
81 july vss relieved ifoa duts Oh tie gunboa
aid ordered 10 fspoIt tor muster out Al Indian
sPohs. where - -tfiysd July o.. wtth abou
seventy men Tor discharge
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INDIANS EXPECTED AT WASHINGTON
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.

Per Morning aepsr, see sir.s Page.
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The Only Loan in Market

Nov offered by the Cover neu, Aad it, Superior al.
vantAges make Il The
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Telegraphic Dispatches,
APPOINTED I1s~sssIssoH rzs sAsrsrAsssrsusrl
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Per Morning ssepsrt See sirss Page
REVOLUTION In SOUTH AMERICA.
A GENERAL WAR IMMINENT.
SUPPOSED MAIL ROBBERY.
THE TRIAL OF MISS HARRIS.
VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
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REVOLUTION In SOUTH AMERICA

A GENERAL WAR IMMINENT.
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so Col .oi Chief ol ordnance Of Iodlann
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The Council me, last evening ia regular sss
son
Present. The Mayor. John OaveD. aud COun-
cilmen Allen, Bosz. Brown. Cobup. Colley
Emerson. Fletcher. Glszier, Grosvenor, Jane
son. Kappes. LOOMS. Schmidt. SeideDssicker.
Staub and Thomspon.
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SUPPOSED MAIL ROBBERY.
THE TRIAL OF MISS HARRIS

VIRGINIA AND CAROLINA AFFAIRS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-08-18
70 THOSE FORMERLY MEMBERS OF THE ssrH
REGIMENT owl

It is known to most of those who were
formerly members of the 96th Regiment
o. ". /. that I have collected material
for a history of the regiment. Since my
return from the army / find it impossible
to complete it circumstances over which I
have no control compel me to abandon
the project. =.
Should there be another who was a
member. of the regiment, who viii carry
on the work, on application / Will turn
over to him all manuscripts and papers
now In my possession, relating to said
history; [ will also give him any informa-
ton In my power.
Z I have rolls containing the name of
each and every mar who was at any time
a member of the regiment the engage
ments in which each has participated !;
promotions, reductions, and other ehanges;
quarterly reports, showing the exact stand
ing of the regiment at the expiration of
each quarter distances travelled; changes
of station an outline narrative of the
travels and engagements In short, every
thing of interest relating to the regiment.
Since it is impossible for me to COM
plete it I should be glad if some person
interested IN the regiment would take the
manuscript and finish the work.
Address me at Galena, Delaware coun-
ty, o. j. B. ARNOLD