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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

By tho company unit, after the draft begins The
party insuripg knows that his money goes to the
bank. The bank gives a receipt 10 the member
II be insures here. or IL tbe party is insured in
any locality; by making application himself. or
through The compsuy's agen,s. n receipts cent
"a hir. % deposit OF his money certificate
q leadership j. also furnished.
Where a member is drafted. only on bis order
and 90 satisfactory proof being fled with the
bank that Substitute has been furnished, can
the gopany drs~ hi- money.
vs. here members not drafted. their money
cannot &c employed for any other purpose thsn
The pr0carrg OF substitutes until all the drafted
me- ,se relieved. IL l. apparent that this plan
Of insuring nllst satisfy the most skeptical.
Tie nearBess OF the draft Is sufficient warn.
ing that an insurance should be effected speed
iiy-
Parties residing out OF the city can make ap
plicatioh through the companys agents. who
vii forward their premiums by express, aud
when received. receipt from the bank aud a
certificate OF membership will be Immediately
forwarded by express. Persons in 'he city can
make application At any time at the Office OF the
secretary. No. 6 Temperance Hall building
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
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CAIRO. February The steamer Mollie Able
from New Orleans the 3lst. arrived here to-day
With large quantity of susar and molaSses
The steamers Continental and Morning Stsi
have arrived here
IL was reported in New Orleans that TIE re-
ported evacuation OF Mobile had been confirmed
The Times says:
We have information O: unidentified chsrsc
ter, that twelve refugees Tho left Mobile on ihs
10Th and arrived at New Orleans on the 30lh
state that the evacuation commenced on the day
of their departure, and the guns and ordnance
stores were going to Selma by rail and water
simultaneously with this movement sweep
ing conscrptiOn was going on among the citizens
of Mobile. to escape which the people were fee
ing from the city by squads
IL was the general impression in Mobile That
no defense OF the city would be attempted.
Its garrison small. composed of militia
under command of Gems. Taylor and Maury
The steamer Argo took fire yesterday after
noon, at Dog Tooth Bend, or the Mississippi,
from lime in her hold. and burned 10 the water 8
edge.
The Ere was first discovered the day previous.
but was held in check by pouring water in the
hold
The cargo in the hold, including 6fty tons of
government property. was lost.
The boat was valued at S15 0O0 insured Tor
S35 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
Prom PhiIadeiphla.

PsILADELPHIA February Ga special dis
patch to the Evening Telegraph dated Washing
ton, 9th. SAYS:
The Richmond Wing has the following. dated
Charleston, Feb. %. SAYS:
A dispatch from Braxton Bridge. dated 40
o'clock last night. says the enemy advanced to-
day across the Aheppy swamp, driving our cav
elry on our left sI mile from this place. They
are supposed to be in heavy force.
There is also column Of cavalry on the Au-
gusta road moving rapidly from an unknown
point
Before reiching Brauchville, Sherman's troops
VIII have TO cross seyeral streams.
A Branchville dispatch from Adams run says
the enemy came in barges to Young's Island yes
terdav about noon. and drove in our pickets.
They have fred several buildings ou the plan
tstions and are retiring
This morning three steamers are off Whites
Point aud landing is threatened
Adams run il about twenty miles from
Charleston p
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HOUSE

Cox offered a resolution that the president in
endesvoriug 20 ascertain the DISPOSITION of the
insurgents in arms against the authority Of the
federal GOV eminent, with a view 10 q negotiation
tor peace and the restoration OF the unioa is en-
titled ~ the gratitude OF 4 suffering and distract
Ell country. aud that With similar view he be
requested 10 omit no honorable exer.ion hereaf
ter which NAV lead - that object 70 wit: peace
and union.
Ross moved to lay the resolution 81 the table,
which was decided in the neg alive by vote Of
81 yeas against l04 navs.
day.
On motion Of Fernando Wood resolution vas
adopted declining INV negotiation which shall
admit By the remotesi implication. the existence
OF any other federal or confederate COVE rnnens
within tue limits at the iefFi,ory OF the United
States
The House then went into committee OF the
whole IN the navy appropriation bill.
Davis oi Maryland. offered an amendment to
create board Of admiralty,
After some debate the amendment WAS re
jecied By SD against 10.
The House coneurrei in The amendmcrt pro
yiding one additional seaman 20 the naval acsd.
envy from each congressional district.
The navy appropriation bill passed..
The House agreed to bold the coming seseionr
on aud after Wednesday next for TIE considers
,icu of the iDterns. revenue act.
The Hou.e agreed to the SeDste resolution q
cunt the elecsorsi votes or Wednesday, mex,
Mr. Chandler asked bat was refused leave 4
Introduce resolution calling on the secretary Of
wsE for The basis upoa which sAsh Of The quessl
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Address OF the Draft committee 81
the Fourth ward.
/. CERTAINTY or THE DRAI

Tha, there will be draft. unless the requisite
number OF men j. raised by other means. - as
sure az that day follows night. There is no
room for doubt. Who will be drafted. I, may
be You.
2 way VIZ SHOULD FILL Our QrOTA WITHOUT a
DRAFT
Can you gog The draft may force you 10.
Have you not relatives or peighbors who cannot
20 without sacrificing everything or sending
some one Of the their families TO the graver Are
there not tha-e who have disease stricken wives
or children. whom to leave would be to subject
10 misery, suffering and death. Shoula those so
situated be compelled to GOT
There those who are willing 70 90. and
who can 90 without loss 10 themselves or harm
90 their families. Is il not better, by generous
bounty. 10 enable them TO 20, than 10 permit the
draft 90 take those whose absence will cause
their pecunisry ruin, and leave their families a
prey to want aud wretchednessl Do you think
auy thing DE more just than that those who
DO 90. should be rewarded by liberal bounty
for the sacrifice they maker
3 WHAT YeU ARE ASKED TO DO
To escape the draft. you are asked TO lend
money, upon ample security, to be repaid With
interest. gu Day the committee money, and
receive city order. for an amount equal to the
paid and with this order your next years
taxes can De paid. You simply advance money
which you get back with interes, There il 10
possibility OF loss. Remember, therefore you
are not asked to give but to lend
Prompt, vigorous action will avoid the draft.
Lend the city every cent you can. See your
Deighbor. obtain from him losn-the largest
you can. but At all events something.
The canvassing and enrolling committee will
call on you in few days. Be prepared to rem
der them all the assistance you can. and il is be
lieved the draft will be avoided
THos Z. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM CoUGBLES,
r Is EMERSON.
JANIS G.. DoUGLAs,
J. MACARTHUR,
Executive Commttee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

Monday Evening Feb g. 1865
The Council met IN regular session.
Presen, the Mayor and twelve councilmen
PETITIONS.
Mr Coliey presented petition for grading
and graveling ST Clair street Referred TO
board of public Improvements.
by SIR. Emerson-For gTaveling James street
BY the same-For erecting foot bridge across
the canal a, an allsy. Granted.
The Mayor presented petition from property
owners North Meridian street, asking that
The ordnance making tina, street stand for eE-
press wagons tie amended 80 that the front OF
their property may not be blocked W with
wagons. Referred.
The Mayor presented a petition from the
draft committee OF the first ward, asking that
an appropriation may be made 80 that persons
drafted la their ward may get the same bounty
that is now paid to volunteers, provided that the
person drafted has subscribed Sl00 to the city
fund
This resolution VI. discussed a; length by
number OF members when the following was OF.
tered by Mr. Cobarn
Resolved. hat the resolution passed at the
meeting on the i1fh OF January. TO pay 500 for
eaeh volunteer credited TO the city. DC and the
same Is hereby re>cuded. and the hnance com
mttee be instructed TO sell no more orders TO GIL
the CITY quota
AYES - Noes
The motion 10 lay the petition the table
was not carried. AYES >. Noes 10.
On motion OF Mr. Seidensiicker the motion
was referred 90 special committee OF three
with instructions to report a. this meeting
Nr Brown, from the committee on public i'm
provemenis repeating the ordinance for boulder
ing Meridian street. between Circle and Ohio
strae,s. Adopted
Mr Brown. from the board of public improve
ments. reported the following resolutions, which
were adopted
Resolved. That the civil engineer be directed
20 prepare and report ordiusnces providing Tor
the grading and graveling OF the following named
streets. the work on them TO be let so that the
whole shall be completed before the close Of the
ist' North street. between Delaware and Hi
nos streets.
81 North street, between Asbsms and East
streets.
81 Fort WAYNE Avenue. between Delaware
street and the corporation line north
ith Walnut street, between Alabama and
Liberty streets.
5th Walnut street, between Meridian and
tennessee streets.
Ga st Clair street. between Meridian and
Liberty streets
7th Michigan street. between Delaware and
Es-; streets
oh Michigan street. betseen Meridian aud
! Illinois streets.
New York street. between New Jersey and
| Mer,disn reefs.
10 New York street between Illinois and
/ Tennessee strsxts
IL New York sireet between West streei aud
the FIRST alles west Of Bright street
IL New York street between Noble sEc
Winston street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
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And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
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These Pills nothing new, but have been usei by
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Pills while in that condition. the proprietor
responsibility after the above admoni;ion, although
Otherwise the Pills recommended. Full and explicit
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10000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent BY letter both by myself and
ents all parts If the world, 10 which answers have
been returned IA which ladies LAY nothing like the above
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Sold by all Druggists, and by the following Jobhbg
Ladies' by sending e. procure the Pills, sent
hdentiaily by mail, and without observation, u any
part Of the city or country,) and for sale by
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sTEwAhT MORGAN, No. 40, East Warrington
street.
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HI .LEE Nos Is and 90 Bates Block
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
Be.urer.rd has arrived in August. end s.tes
charge Of military operations there.

Be.uregard has arrived IN Augusts end sskes
charge Of military operations there.
We presun me the forces st Brsrchsiile are also
under his control.
A rery regular csnuonading could be heard
throughout yesterday in the direction Of Bsrma-
ds Hundred. We have heard no explanation oil
'he firing Il Is possible ths' The Yankees have
resumed work or the csusi
Captain Hatch. Of the exchange bureau, Who
started for Washington secretary to our peace
commissioners. made his unexpected appearance
In this cty last night. having come through
Grants lines yesterday he brings no intelligence
OF The commissioners. not feeling himself At lib
'erty 10 answer questions on ths; subject, nor has
it been found possible 70 ascertain the cause OF
mis- speedy return.
Cold yesterday was quoted ~ IS Dollars fer
one, though some small sum. we're sold IS 81 %
and even az "a dollsrs
The National Intellig cucer OF this morning
says il il pow clear enough that the var must
e. on with renewed erergy There can be no
excuse now for holding back men money.
The rebel leaders insist upon = dismember
ment as sine qua non TO any negotiation. We
almost state b. authority. that the rebel leaders
who attended the recen; conference declared
that civil war would follow in the south we're
proposition ofrestfiction TO The union submit
ted 10 the people.
Now. this statement is either rAnton mis-
representation, or il means that these IS 3 iormd-
able union sentiment in the southern states.
that they were ready 20 take up arms for the old
flag, for certainly we cannot suppose that these
men meant by such declaration that ihey would
be glad to hazard the proposition for reunion.
If they were not fearful that the appropriately oil
such step might lead TO revolution amongst
themselves
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

NV YoRK, February 6.-The Commercially
Washington special says
It's now the general desire for the president
TO issue proclamation setting forth the result
OF the peace negotiation. aad calling upon The
people TO fill up the wants OF the armies and aid
in closing the war bv overwhelming military op-
era,ious
IL IS reported that the president will send a
special message 70 congress to- morrow announc
ing the cause Of the failure of the attempt ct
peace negotiations
Measures will be at once taken by congress to
strengthen the government. the armies and the
finances for grand summer campaign.
A special to The New York Express dated
Washington 9Th says:
The demand of Messrs Stephens. Hunter and
Campbell was for ninety days srmistice. The
president and secretary refusal and the party all
sustain them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

PRoxPrsEss.-The good people of Noblesvie
have reason To be pleased with the promptness
ana energy displayed by the Aiegheni,n Vocal
lists and Swiss Bell Ringers in filling Their Gu
gagement in that place on Saturday night last
The accident Saturday morning on the Lafayette
road had delayed the train so that the connection
with the Peru train was missed. whereupon a
train vas procured from Dir. Macy. and the
company taken TO Nohlesvle. much 10 the sur
prise of the citizens Who were greatly disappoint
Ell on their non arrival by the regular train. We
Learn that the company we'll pleased With
the reception given them. their house Was
crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

'<sS work Market.
NV YoRx, FebruaIy6
Cotton irregular aud unsettled ssles at soc for
mddlng
Flour state ard western more active; 81 IS
d9 40 for extra state $40 60 a 10 s5 extra
round hoop Ohio. and $40 95a II 60 for trade
brands market closing quiet.
Whisky dull; western 81 30@2 500 state at
81 3O@23l
Wheat quiet Milwaukee club 81 Is good
amber Michigan 81 40: very choce do. 81 65:
choice spring . ID
Rye quiet aud lower. 81 60
Barley rather more firm
Corn quiet and steady; 81 e. tor sshiaiIed
western.
Oats srmsr; 81 oo@I os>4 for western; latter
price ruling
Wool dull
Sugar firm Cuba mrseovadA 1919 "a 2lhc
IL fair demand.
Coffee dull and nominal.
Molasses active.
Petroleum 6rner 4sa49 for crude 67Cs
DC for refined in bond. and e7dSs for refined
free
Pork unsettled and a shade easier. new mess
S35 0O@36 90. closing $50 90; regular s33 25a
- 90 for 1864 do. cash and regular way clos
ing at S34 90 for regular $29 50d30 30 for
prime; $34 75@35 90 for prime mess; alec $50
a:rels new mess for February and March, buy
ers option part reported $3S 90.
Provisions not much change. but they are
tending downward.
Beet quiet at $i90?2 tor plain mess. and s2l
ga for extra mess.
Beef hams heavy. resten S25 so.
Dressed hogs very dull At ISL ID Ice for
western. the latter price for heavy.
Bacon quiet: Cumberland cut 10000, .hort
ribbed Dol . @2O4
Cut meats dropping: l7@lsi4 Tor shoulders,
and 1922 for hams
Lard frmer at 231i choice.
Butter more active and hrm; 3nf64s tor Ohio
aud 4205s FOR state
Cheese firm &c 1902
Money easy al Coz per cent
Sterling quiet. i09ss@ 1895.
Gold firm with only moderate business, Omen
Ing at 2l2. and closing at 2l31s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07
IN A. HKTpLIscER.

MErRoroLIrAS THEATRE The management
have sold the theatre for to night to the New
York Jewellers Association. The box Office
will not be opened as usual. no tickets being
good but those obtained at the business place of
the above sssociation-old postoffice building.
Tomorrow will be produced " Waiting for the
Verdict, with new and beautiful scenery by
Closing, &c, when the box office will he opened
usual for the sale of tickets and reserved
seats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

The GAnE Law Some misrepresentation ex
Eats In regard to the Law protecting wild game
The amended act passed in 1853 reads - FOL
lows:
{" That IL shall be unlawful to shoot. trap or
net. phesssnts or qusil>, between the first day 81
Mareh and the first day OF October IN each year
and any person or persons so shooting, trapping
or se,ling pheasants OF. qusils. ia violation OF
this provision. shall. ON conviction thereof. he
fined one dollar for each pheasant or quail so
shot. trapped IT Melted. the amount of said pen
atty TO be appropriated to the Common School
fund ."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

AMATEURS CHARITABLE SocIErY 1t will be
seen by reference to the advertisement that the
Amateurs are out again with two splendid plays
at the Tabernacle to- night. We are assured
that they will be produced in first rate style
The performers are exclusively amateurs. aud
the net proceeds are for a charitable purpose.
As MANY Of our citizens will want TO hear Cots
chalk. who will perform AT the Tabernacle OH
the sth aud 9Th. advise them TO 90 To night.
get view Of the building aud know where to
secure their seats.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

To ESRoLLKD MES.-The proceedings Of the
council. in another column. will be found of UNI
sersal interest To enrolled men. They have
agreed that every man that subscrioes and pays
$50 10 she draft fund. in case the city fails TO
fill the quota. shall toe paid $500 bounty. provi
ded he il held To service This secures the draft
ed man the same BOUNTY paid 10 volunteers. pro
vided ne subscribes not less than $50 the draft
fund. and it j. sn insurance for that amount
against the draft. Now If the committees go 10
work with will. he money can be raised this
week and the city cleared Of the raft Every
man that tails TO get the benei, of this provision
can only have himself TO blame. Wake up. con
scripts. aud clear the city of the draft.
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anl9-dlm

OF the different districts and states have been es-
tablished under all calls, with tho number of
troops and seamen furnished by each and their
respective terms of service.
On motion of Mr. Garfield the committee on
the conduct Of the war was instructed 10 inquire
into the entire military campaign Of General
Rosecrans
Adjourned
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from Washinafon

WA.HIseroN, February 6.-The Richmond
Dispatch of the 4th saws that i; va. thought
portion OF ShssDan's force might attempt TO
cross tina Salkehstehie. seven miles above the
railroad bridge.
Ths 1O,h corr. vas still al Rober,-vile
The Ixth corps vas crossing st Robertsvile
The sum of rything thAt is known on the
subjec, amounts TO ouly what se have believed
for several days: thai sSsrmaa is moving Oh
Branehville In force h
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

VsLrSrisfs AT WHoLEsALE The largest and
finest sssori ment in the city, at Todd 4 Csrmi-
chsegs-all new styles and New York prices
Orders solicited aud promptly filled. Don't put
Of buying Call and look through the stock. or
order Immediately Of Messfs. Todd & Carmi.
chaei, No. 8. North Pennsy lvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

TN just received at Clark. johnson Co.'S.
successors to Vinnedge 1 Jones. No. IL IVES,
Washington street. voman's artic. boys shoes.
vomans lasting stitched gaifers, ladies goat con
gress and laced double sole boots. and every
figures. 73t
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Capture OF Harry Gilmore.

WHEELING. February Gov Boreman has
received the following dispatch, dated Cumber
land, 9th:
cavalry scout OF Gen. Sheridan s encountered
the force OF Major Harry Gilmore yesterday.
near Moorefeld. and whipped it handsomely
capturing upwards of twenty officers and men.
Among the officers captured was the noted guer
rilIa chief sed robber Harry Gilmore himself.
d. Il. KELLY, Major General.
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N E DlCAL.
M A N II 90 D .

A ND THg vIGoR OF YOUTH RESTORED ~ FOUR
n weeks by DIR INCONSISTENCIES or LIE. pr.
RECORD tof Pais after Of earnest so>if ssios.
has at length aceesdee 10 the request Of the
American pabiic. and appointed agent In New FORK.
fos The sale Of his valued AID highly prfsd Essence %
Life. This wonderful agent VIII restore Mar hood 20
the shattered constitutions IA four weeks and
u-ec according TO printed n-tructons. fsurs inp0s
stle Inis lfe-restoring remedy should be taken By
all about 10 mary, is ELECTS permanent Sue
cess, IN every case IL certain
DR. Records Essenoe 81 Life s sold IN cases. With foil
instructions for use 81 g. four qusntes In fef
o. ard will 10 any part. carefully PACKED,
receipt ofremtsance 10 his accredited sgenf crcslar
ser- free receipt CT four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, <<7 Broome street.
jsr1l-dly One door west Of Broscw NJ.
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General order no. q.
HD. Gas. Posr COMMANDO


HD Gas Posr COMMANDER
lsplsxsroLls, Feb o. 1865 ,
1t a h~ve',y forbidden 20 soldiers To lounge
about gambling houses cor drinking saloons at
any tiess. DAY or night. for the purpose ofscsmb
ling tvr -s3oney. or playing At any game or games
whatever Tor liquor or drinks OF any kind, and
gamblug houses or saloons that permit or toIer
ate such practices the psrt of soldiers will tie
dealt with in such manner as may be found ne
/. ccsssry TO prevent IT,
BY order of
Coz WARSER. Comd,g Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

~ Our proposition TO lease the Washington
street 'front.' Of the court house square for bust
ness rooms. meets With a number of advocates
IL would certainly be placing IL 10 better aud
more profitable use than il is row occupied for
This ground would yield a rental, ia twenty
years. of tl2O.0 900. which would go Ear towards
relieving the families Of soldiers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

Fmsr wARD.-The citizens OF the first ward
will meet this evening at the school house All
are interested in the impending draft and expect
Cd to be present. Unless more interest il mani
tested than has been dcne of late. the executive
committee will resign their position. and permit
every man to take care of himself
" ) BYRAn. Chairman