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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. January %
The markets are genrally unsettled and DC
uniform qutations can be given to be of any use
Flour nominal unchanged. small sales super
Tor s. Is.
Wheat dull aud unchanged 81 90Gl sc no;
enough doing to establish quotations.
Corn dull, at 81 l0Gl ~ for ear. snd 81
10 for shelled.
Oats dull. at ST4Soc.
Rye dull, no sales.
Barley higher. prime fall 81 6s. 6sl 20.
Whisky dull small sales At 81 %.
Provisions nothing doing, and prices entirely
nominal.
Nothing irsnsping in bulk meats.
Noting doing in lard and prices nominal
Mess Pork sold at SIS a 80.
Cloyerseed declined TO SIS
Flaxseed to 81 7502 -.
Coffee lower.
Groceries dull
Cold l9S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

ATTENTION COSsoRIPrs,-The citizens of the
.th Nard are requested TO meet at the school
mouse on Thursday evening. January 9th, At II,
o clock. to Adopt some measures to raise the
money Iequired TO relieve the ward from the
GRAFT The draft Will take place on the 18Th day
OF Feoruary next. when We will all hear the
sound OF TO arms to arms. Come one, come all.
old AID Young
BY orier OF The can mitloa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

METROPOLITAN THEATRE Mr. Nesfe met
With a warm welcome last night, and his own
hne piA4 OF Nalmonde Was well received and
finely rendered by the resident dramatic company,
winch We must pronounce BY far the best 10 the
vest Ii will be repeated to night. for the las,
time positively. and we would advise all TO see il.
10 DO which seats must be secured early.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

CARD.--Having sold out nv ~interes. in the
retail dry goods trade to Messrs. John RYAN 4
Co, who are competent business men, | return
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage received
since coming to the CITY.
The many acts of kindness and hospitality re
ceived At the hands of the ladies of indianapolis.
| shall always remember with gratitude in
whatever position in life nv future lot may be
cast. " III. Coon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

- Hon. Henry Walker. the distinguished
Demosthehes OF the nineteenth and other pre-
eesdiug and succeeding centuries, delivers an
GRAFTON in The hall OF the House Of Representa-
tives on "Wednesday evening. beginning at
o'clock precisely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24
INDIANA MUTUAL
Draft Insurance Go.
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST The DRAFT!
LIABLE TO DRAFT!
ARR YOU INSURED AGAINST THE DRAFT

EVNHERR are many men liable 10 dram who's business. aud family relations Ar. such. that ~rdnEu. Govern
Accompany uTn the title 9th, InaInax uuL Ruh Insu.psC ouun, has sheen organized for ties ~za
purpose Msnng men against the Draft ordered for the Lh Of FebUAp, ICES dh hey have eapse<
snS sn sNL y" purposes are nHa Hfs nd protection, At ns anet ne loyal land pebble
drafted
aensheC Company hhjurhedh uderAkng oh@rm members against the incoming dn on each mem
bTsp ayng sur oher gasndE according the ratio Of the nuubfn bsd ud fohe number enphd a.
hetoeed RATED. according he respective localities The sans individually contributed are 10 BE droA.s
nhs Indians ohS National Bank temruuns shnahT herHefd he'd rated member onu spgnas and
the obligation ~eNes on the Company mastering into he service CT tbs United states an acceptable zhm-
u. and furnish him certificate of exemption. nashn The as0dsede np rs curfzums 9HnAsduL
menbvA fund nil erdzedu sufficient relieve all Who nrb drafted
Tohoew whose business relations make il great ssrfet E a. dtd men and hew o Udafs
~udee uafet PDne substitutes, the benefits 10 be derives from membership in usc zpny ar slain
and tangible
You are insured .sans the nIey ui peuOnH hNonensRr incident TO zone Who krp net bat hat hi
name maybe drawn from the Wheel. Prom these hG1angen cares and anticipation you are relieved. as aeon
PHJ" nj hhyor place with an acceptable substitute IL you are hrned TE are spared the pNuay sacrifice
for substitute. when nnu ak advantage Of yu Individual uoAfssE
You are left the prosecution your bushes. nd the Enjoyment kms privilege and peE ear zee
not. mT pvs meuse sum %@ nTa suSnhus thar an .soburtP . Hut the daf
ranks of cur armies Behaving that by Individuals ns@usgn themselves in Accompany m. uh th,- iii at.
Moderate epas to each forms fdhn will ree all ne nav be hsnd and 9mndst in hr. bnnr
uhS md apart from heir NrHsn citizens generally i've. the Glowing .
-EFERErJCES BY PERN1ISSIOrI-
Fletcher en 4 Cos sank. W /. English Pst First Nations. Bank
Indianapolis National Bank Citizens National Bank
tE III communications to be addressed either Of he officers
CHARLES HEWITT. Secretary, Temperance Hall,
I~NDIANAPOIIS IND.
fuiS dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

: tF- Auction sale of - rel kent household goods
% DAY AZ 9i2 a. m. at No. 50 East W ashington
sueei' As follows French and canopy beAdsteads.
as bureaus. sofas. cane seated and other
80 par4or chair. marble top center tables.
oouo,e lounges. cooking and warming stoves.
staIds. &c. &c
wv. F. FxArHEzsroS. Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

HoNoR TO GES. TKRRY-From the extraordi-
nary play upon the word Terry, in The Journal
OF yesterday, We are inclined to think that some
body connected with that establishment has had
recently an attack Of Dis. N. Terry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

tE La Rue's Great War Show-the wonder
ful life moving mechanical exhibition of the war
for the UniOn-will open TO night At Masonic
Hall. The great southern rebellion will be EN-
phstically shown up. and also the brave and gal
liant deeds or our noble boys cf the north. Be.
sides the funny comicalities Of Ia .Rue. the
greatest humorist OF the age. will e~nliven the
entertainment OF course the house will be
crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

fS We are authorized 10 state that Mr.. Geo,
". Sloan. OF the firm of Browning L Sloan,
positively declines the candidacy for the next
msyorality of Indianapolis. unanimously ten
dered him by his numerous friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

~ Prof Hoss publishes an article in The
public prints. showing the absolute necessity for
greater facilities for popular education. Prof
Hoss Is the commemorative superintendent of
common school instruction. ard he therefore Is
supposed 70 Know whereof be speaks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, January 23.-Tt appears from
the communication of the secretary OF war that
the entire subject of the exchange of prisoners
is now placed 10 the hands of Gen. Grant. and
although only partial exchanges have been made,
there is reason to believe a full exchange will
soon be effected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

IN Those who are willing to accommodate
the young men attending our business college
with rooms and board, please state the street and
number. and price per week.
y - BRYASr. CITATION Il SPENCER.
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- For the best and cheapest boot and shoe
wear. 20 20 Clark, johnson ( Cos, successors
TO Vinnedge / Jones. No II West Washington
street. % lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

. Gents fine calf stitched dress boots just
received at Clark. johnson K Co.'S. successors
20 Vinnedge 4 Jones, No. IL West Washington
street. Indianapolis. % lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

PARTSER WANTED Il want a partner. with a
capital OF 81 900 or whereabouts. to enter into a
business that will pay immensely. No references
eauired. Apply at the Sentinel Office 10 "R
II. A"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

IN Harperts Monthly for February is for sale
by Mrs. Thompson K Son. This number is
ehlled with valuable and interesting articles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

~ Gov Morton left the city yesterday morn
ing for Cincinnati. Ia order TO meet the Indiana
in the 23d army corps. which were
expected in that city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

| - The largest stock OF boots and shoes in
e city i at Clark. Johnson & Cos. successors
\Vinnedge L Jones, No. IL West Washington
pet. Indianapolis. 23-lv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

THE WAT TO WKsLTH-Through a course of
usiness training at Bryant. Stratton & Spencer's
indianapolis College.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

, - Persons sending letters 10 friends in the
18th. 18th and 23d army corps should address
them by way Of Washington City.
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tX-See DR.. Wm. Thomson's advertisement
on second page Of to-dsy's paper
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cT-See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement;
on second page Of TO days paper.
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II See DR.. Vim. Tbomson's advertisement
on second page Of to days paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL.
South New Jersey Street.

DOOR. BLIND. AND SASH FACTORY, PLANNING
~ and Flooring Mil.
Having completed ny Fsctsry. I an prepared 10 fur
IRISH Doors. Sash, Blinds. door and window Frames.
holding. Coruic-, Brackets. Dressed Lumber, Weather
boarding, and other manufactured lumber pertaining 10
. building. al as reasonable rates a. any other nsnu.ac.
tarer In the city
Having on hand alsrge seek osthoroughIy seasoned
River Pfae Lumber, Am enabled 10 warrant py man
assciure.
Orders fer Working, noerirg. dressing alt planning
lumber prsnptly sftsasse to.
ostSs -Ssu wAaRIN TATK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

Visit the State Museum to-day aud to
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fr See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
pDnd page Of to-dsy's paper.
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GAVIN a. HOKD'S
REVISED STATUTES
OF IN ID A A.
second 1d1t1on.

Hord's Revised Statutes Of Indiana is nov ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised.
and all errors corrected. There is added 10 the mrs
volume an appendix Of over two hundred pages, con
tanning the actspassed at the regular and called sessions
ofthe Legislature Of 1901. and At the resalar session Of
1868, with a fal index. This edition will increase
the value Of the work, a. IL will contain all
all The laws Of the State new IL force. The second
We rs all the acts upon the subjects to which
II eL ut those OF 1868. AID the Amendments
made al that session are noted in The margin Of that
volume. These amended acts, however, will be found
in the Supplement
The price Of the present edition, printed apon clear,
white paper, and wellbound, il TKs DoLIsss for the Two
volumes. or FIVE DeLLAEs for either.
The SUPPLEMENT, containing the acts cf the regrls
sad called sessions Of the Legislature Of 1851. sndtt
regular session Of 1853. with q complete index, . >
srpxssrx VOLUME, bound in leather, in the same stflr >
II. other vzlures. Is also offered for sale. Prie I
DoLIAks
Orders for .ither volume OF the Statues, OF
receive rsrp pr attention. Address
8. =. BINGHAM,
noxlf-dk~t< ndtanapoIrs
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T The Red Streamer.
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From Rev. P. K. Russell, Lynn. Mass.
DxrroTr. November 3. 1864

DETEOTf, NOVcnlDtT J, 1907.
DE-. LICHrHILL: Having been under Jour treatment
since your last visit to Detroit, and being cured, | desire
10 express my deep felt gratitude for the attention and
benefit { have received al your hands. l was very seri-
years, and also deaf, sometimes totally so. by general
health was so debilitsted that | was compelled 10 absn-
don business entirely. One months treatment has made
me feel like a new man, and l have now resumed my &C.
equations. the disease having left ne almost entirely. !
have recommended you 10 several who are similarly
afflicted, and shall continue 20 do so. Please accept my
wsrmest| thanks, and believe me, yours truly,
X. WILDER
Memphis, St. Clair county, Michigan.
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GHT REPORT.


EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
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wThe Red strea mer
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E The Red Streamer.
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G ATAR r II

Extract from DR.. LighthiIi's ora on
Catarrh-fts ~ mptoms, Causes sno
Effects.
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WILMINGTON REPORTED EVACUATED.
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CITY IT < ~ s

TTbe Red S;reamer.
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Spirit q God, that moved upon the face
Ofthe waters, and babe ancient chaos cease,
Shine, shine again Ger this tGmultuous space.
Thou thai, art Prince Of Peace
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEw YoRK, January %.
Later.-Gold closed st Gallagher's exchange
to-day at 1899.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-24

From Rev. Nelson EASTWOOD, Pastor OF The First Baptist
Church % Dexter, Mich.
DErRoTr. Nov. II, 1864.
DE-. LIGsrHLL-Dear Sir: | would respectfully inform
you as TO the progress OF my case since ] went underyoar
treatment during your last visit.
When then consulted you | had been seriously sffict
ed about fourteen years with Catarrh In its worst form,
accompanied with deafness. am now so much improv-
ed, and my general health very much better-sO remark
ably so-that | c~heerfGlly lender you th9use OF my name
as a reference. should yeu have OCCASION 10 need il. l
can heartily recommend you TO the prolic generally, ss !
have already done so to my moro intimate friends.
Please accept this as a slight testimonial OF your skill,
and my grateful thanks for the benefit | have received al
your hands. Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD
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COM NJ ERCiAl.

N kEssAFE
cincinnati Market.
CNcIsNArI. January %
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-24

fitted up with all the necessary COM
forts Of life, are in many ways far more
desirable homes than can safely be
made on shore The kitchen is ut the
bow of the vessel; and from there to
the centor-near which is the bound
AIRY of the family npartments-are the
business Offices, and also rooms for
foreign clerks On one side, n narrow
passage-way leads from the kitchen to
the family apartments There is an
other similar passage-way on the other
side, which, however. has no con-
nection with the house apartments;
and for the convenience of men OF BUSH
ness visiting the offices, as well as for
the servants, steps lead to the water
from both of these passages. The fat
roof of the family apartments is so
constructed as to serve for prornen-
ade. The latter, however, is not in
closed, but has n covering. the frame
of which rests on stanchions; and in
order to exclude the sun, shades, made
of kind of grass, arc arranged 30 rs
to drop from the roof. A table, bam-
boo settees, and easy-chairs occupy .
portion OF this space, yet there is am
pie room for the enjoyment of ones
afternoon constitutional" when the
weather does not allow of boating, or
n ramble upon the shore. Some chops
have little verandas, or galleries in
closed with Venetian blinds, which
are built on each side Of tho family
rooms, and resting on braces, extend
from the sides of the ship upward
These are ornamental and make the
house cooler in summer and warmer
in winter, thus adding grately to the
comfort of the family.-A year in CHI
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-24

months flow. Some few have con-
tinued, with diminished volume, over
three years. The pumping wells have
averaged about the same duration
In 1863, and until the latter part of
1864, comparatively few new wells
were sunk. During this period many
wells gave out, and many were aban-
doned. 1t was never ascertained, I'M
til within the past eight months, that
wells which had ceased to produce oil
could be made to resume their yield
This fact is now established. A
great many wells that were considered
exhausted have been resuscitated, and
are now yielding very considerable
quantities of oil. Among the noted
instances are the Empire well, on the
McElheny farm, now flowing under the
pressure of an air pump, hundred
barrels per day; the Buckeye well, on
the same farm; the old Sherman well,
on the Sherman flats; and the old
Phillips well, on the Tarr farm; while
the great Phillips well on that farm,
has resumed its flow, after OCCASION
ly interruption since October, 1861.
Wells are caused to flow spontaneous
al pressure of the naptha gas within
the earth being greater than the press
ure of the atmosphere. When this
greater pressure is reduced by ex-
haustion to an equilibrium with the
atmospheric pressure, the flow ceases
until artificial pressure is applied, or
until fresh accumulation of the
gas causes resumption of the flow.
1t may be safely said, then, that it is,
up to this time, not the exhaustion of
the gas which elevates. the oil, that
has produced an embarrassment to
mining which threatened at one time
to hazard its success, but which is
now obviated by the application of
new and efficient inventions. The
many instances in which wells have
been resuscitated after apparent fail
IRE have led observing oil producers
to believe that good oil lands will
yield the article to an indefinite future
period. In this belief they are
strengthened by what will seem the
strange announcement OF q vastly
longer experience in other counties. 3
Correspondence Of the Ne,o York World.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-24

getting worse and worse, 81 put the
gang on you ! I brought the account
that made them think you were dead
and, now that you have returned
alive, you find the woman yen loved
wife of the man you both despised"
"It's n shameful liel" cries VIII, land
I cant believe it," "It's true says
Paul, ''for we were married this morn
ing; but true or false, it is the same
to you, for / tell you, VIII Randall, "
and Paul turns very white and rubs
his hands. "you are poisoned. You
drank the brandy and in an hours
time you are n dead man" paul
Penrhyn' says VIII, speaking low and
calm, and looking the doctor fairly in
the eyes, you have played a deep
game, but you've made one mistakei
l heard of your trick with the press
gang, and knew you were a rival OF
mine, and you've just owned to other
treachery. But when a man that /
knew hated me, and who looked as
you did when we met just now, sud
denly became my friend and asked me
to drink, 1 grew suspicious, and while
you closed the door, I-changed the
glasses
"When Ellen heard the fearful cry
that Paul gave, she ran in, pale and
weak as she was, and found him all
twisted together with rage or pain,
and foaming at the mouth from the
poison lF had swallowed
"Aconite ?" asked
81 don't know rightly what it was
called" said the coast-guardsman,
'but it was very strong, for Paul, they
say, died within the hour, and before
the two he had tried to keep asupder'"
"a strange tale" said, rising to go.
'It's as good as play"
Its better than most of EN-, said
he, knocking the ashes out of his pipe,
''for this is true. Good night, sir
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-24

MAPLE SUGAR IN VERMONT. In 1850
the amount of maple sugar made in
Vermont was 6,349,357 pounds; in
1860 it was 9,S19,939 pounds, showing
an increase over 1850, or in ten years,
of 3,470,5S2 pounds. In 1850 New
York made nearly four million pounds
more than Vermont In 1860 New
York increased her sugar over 1850
only 55S,971 pounds, and made but
900, G5l pounds more than Vermont Mt
the same time. There is no doubt
that last spring Vermont led even the
Empire State several million pounds,
and of course very largely led every
other State. Assuming the ratio of
increase of manufacture in this State
from 1860 to 1864 to be the same as
from 1850 to 1850, the amount last
spring would be 100000 pounds;
but it was, no doubt, more than that,
as in nearly every instance where we
made inquiries the response was that
farmers averaged nearly one-third
more than usual This would make a
total of .tifteen million poandsi The
value of this could not have been less
than heo and a quarter millions Of dol
lars In estimating the value of this
crop we have put the average at fifteen
cents pound.
Thus, the single item of sugar alone,
manufactured in three or four weeks
of the year, is over two million dollars,
or enough to pay the war expenses of
the State twice over, and enough left
to sweeten our tea besides.
We trust this exhibit will encourage
all farmers to manufacture all the ma
pie sugar they can the coming spring.
The most favorable turn in our nation
al affairs can hardly make its value
less than last year, and the probabili-
ties are that it will be worth more.
The demand will be great We shall
want it for home use, and for the SOL
diers, and the cities will be glad to buy
every surplus pound we may have.
Let the buckets, holders, sap-pans,
boilers and sugar apparatus generally,
be increased at once, and thus be ready
as soon as the season opens; and if
the season should be favorable, it will
not be surprising if the value of the
amounJ maze snouid reach three NIL
lions dollars; and quick market for
the whole of it, BelloUs Falls Times.