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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Receipts at Internal Revenue Office
Pensions.

WAsulNeToN. Oct The receipts to-day at
the Office of Internal Revenue Amounted 10
1865. .6ss - --rhe total aireceets since the let of
July foot up he handsome sum OF sl00, 49,, :
32l ~
The following statement, while il gives the ac-
curate number OF pensions both fer widows and
invalids, on the books of the Office up to October
LIST. does not constitute one half the number who
will hereafter receive pensions from the Govern
ment: Frem the beginning OF the war up 70 the
lst ult there were applications from the army
95.e5I granted. ~, ,273 OF which were of the in
valid aud 5.5s4 of the widowed class: for the
same time > .Ole applications from the navy were
iavorably considered ,O43 OF which were from
widows aud 9I5 from invSlids These figures
DO not include rejected applications. of which
vast number has been received, bot only those
whose claims to pensions have been allow ed
During the month of September twelve white
refugees we're subsisled by the Government in
AleXandrio. Va; the total number of rations
issued 20 them during that time being 2I7
f~euty negro dependents are also reported as
having received partial rstioIls during the same
Doa.h
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rom San EranciSco.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 6.-Tbe steamer Caliior.
MIA, from New York, also the steamer Orzoba
from Oregon, have arrived. with nearly $500.
/ 600 IN treasure
George Q fount a pioneer of the Nap
Valley. died yesterday.
The Oregon State Fair commenced at Solo
mon on the 80 inst. The exhibition of goods
and the list oi stock Was larger than ever be
fore
Governor Gibbs, of Oregon, has issued proc
lamation calling a special session of The Lesisa-
ture for the 9th of December. The object oi
tho session is ne, stated in the telegram snnoun.
oing the fact
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Three Murder. i'm rhiladeiphia.

PHILADELrHIA. Oct. Three murders have
been committed here since 10 o'clock last even
ing Bernard Kane, aged nineteen years, was
shot by Edward Simons, in the southern part OF
city, and member Of the Twenty fourth NeS
York colored regiment killed another in the cars
near Havre de Grace. The regiment has Just
passed up Chestnut street with the assassin unde,
sTrest.
Burglars seereled themselves last night in
Whites Dentil Depot. Arch street. This morr.-
ing. at q o'clock, when the store was opened by
colored man the burglars seized and strangled
him to death with rope They then took from
his peIse the key OF the safe and plundered il OF
81 500
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- Great oaks from Lstuc Acorns
-

GrOxy.r
The worst diseases known le the human race spring
The volumes .! scientific lore that h The tables aud
shelves q the medical saterny only ~ prove aud
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves lille you may. The smallest
pimpe Oh the skin tetae and indicator Of disease.
II fade and die away from the surface OF the body
but will reach the ynls perhaps. at last and desth be
the result and final close. Msggel's Bilious Dyspeptic.
and DiauAeaPilI cure whore all others fail. While for
Burns scslI Chbains, Cuts. and all sbrEsions Of the
skin, Maggies SAlve is nfsble Sold by j. Msggie -
Fulton New York, and all Druggists IS
per box. aug22-d&wIy
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Democratic Ticket Eleced i'm Non.
lnna IerriIorH

Nav YoRx. ocS THE Herald letter from
Virginia City, Montana. Sept 9th. reports the
election of Colonel Mclean, the Democratic
candidate for delegate TO Congress. by .o0O ma
jority aud Of all the Democratic ticket
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nu.,ian.amcrican reiegraph Line.

NKw IokE, Oct. The Herald states that
telegram has been received from For, ST
James on Frazier riv~r. BIiti-h Columbia. al
nouncing the completion OF the Russian Amer
eau Telegraph Line to that point, and that Capt
Conway is rapidly pushing onward toward Stu
arts Lake. rhe cable 20 cross the SrAlts viii
be laid next August. A party is on the way to
Amoor river 20 build northwsrd TO meet another
working party rom the AnadiIsr.
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HOARD HORSES,
LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL.

NNHE NEXT SESSION OF THE LAW SCHOOL or
l the Northwestern Christian University at Ind.
annapolis, will commence the rst Monday Of December
and continue four months.
The Professors OF this Institution are Hon David Nc.
Donald LII. D. u =. District Jddce for this State; Hon
Charles A Ray nj tho Judges of the Supreme
OF ineiana, and Hon. Albert o. Porer late Reporter oi
the Supreme Court Of Indiana The character nf these
gentlemen a. lawyers give sufficient that the
school will be conducted ably aud efficiently.
The Coure Of Instruction will embrace two annual
sessions Of four months each. The object give
every student such training in the various branches
OF the Common Law and Equity, In the Code Of Practice
and Pleading in Constitutional Law and in the yu
prudence OF the United States enable him
on the practice successfully instruction will be given
by day lectures ADD recitaons in The Text Books and
weekly Moot Court.
The tuition is So per session. pAysble in advance.
This embraces all fees except the diploma fee which
is g.
For further particGlsr address Hos David Mcdonald
at Indianapolis. ELIJAH GOODWIN
sep21 dim Pres. Board Directors, N. w.c.U.
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card Go gnvatfds.
Clergyman, while resdins In South America, .s
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train OF as
orders brought by baRenl aud vicious habits Great
numbers have been already eured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire benefit the afflicted and unfcitu-
nste will send the recipe for preparing and using thu
medicine, in a sealed envelope, TO any who needs H.
Free Of CAdrge. fofsaai 81
Please iucose postpaid envelope addressed TO your
SELF Address, JOSEPH 7. IHMAN,
sepe aly Station ID, Bible House. New York City.
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WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY Al
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
To Clubs Of ten and over at % 90 yssrssnd
Copy TO the getter up Of the Club.
~

FAg&sLk LHvAnIAsLr ~ ADVANCE.
- a ere n - n 1aA
Zach square. nfst Insertion. az
Zach Subsequent insertion, for each square.-.- 81
reasonable deduction made 10 yearly sdvsrtisers.
Legal advertisements 81 so per square soT the frat
nserton and 81 per square for each subssque aser
Andsvts vii be made without addtfonsl chsrze
fths advertiser furnish the stamp required bJ Govern
ment.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense ofthe
orneys 0derng and deeyabe for the legal proceed
hgs, bat coecabie ct usual time. Publishers rot
accountable for the accuracy Of legal advertisements
vsnd The amount charged for their publication.
IbDER, hARKNsSS d BINGHAM,
~ PropriefoTs Indiana State Sentinel.
"a J. n. TILFORD,
fre1scntIndiznspoIis Journal Company.
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN. woMAS and CHILD who has used
STERLING'S AMBR0SIA,


Is wiling to recommend it. Three years OF rapidly in
creasing sales have ado lhe Ambrosia famous all
the world.
It's Warranted 10 Please.
II cures Itching OF the Head.
IL makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
II prevents the Hair from Falling Oui.
II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Ceanses the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; Removes
Dandru. Nervous Headache Cures Bsldness; In
LuXurant Locks Inclines Hair to Curl supersedes
Wigs: Knls Hair Eaers. Good effect apparent at
TO THE LADIES WE SAY, ss
The AmbIOsia will suit you cat Elegantly put up.
Dehcately ferfumed Patronized by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain.
ing two large bottles-No. . for morning. No. for
evening
There is MO Mistake about ID.
sTERLING's AMDRoSfA Is the best most agreeable
and effective oile; In the world. To prove this, try
carton.
Sold by Druggist
Sterlings Ambrosia Manufacturing
Company,
2l5 Fulten street, New York.
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Death of General Saunders.

NKw YoRK, Oct. IA special dispatch to the
Evening Post, dated Washington, Oct. 7,h, says.
Brigadier General Saunders, OF Wisconsin, died
here this morning His remains will bo sent
West this afternoon.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

n RAyE associated with myself IN the Livery. Sale
u and Boarding stable Business John A Drew vhs
from this day has become partner In said business
The business Of tie 1rm VIII he conducted a n.
old stand, No 10 EAst Pearl street, rear tAs
Sentinel Building.
Thanking ihs public for pact patronage. 4 hope the,
saAy see ft 70 continue the ssue
JOHN r. SULLIVAN
Of SULLIVAN DREw.
indianapolis, Nay g. lses-nys-du
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

FUNHk partnership heretofore existing between The
u undersigned BY the style % REDMOND nexA-
NARA Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Mcnamara will continue 20 carry business q
the old place, a authorized collect debts tss
drr and viii pay the firm iD<ebtedness
THOMAS REDMOND.
J. MCNAMARA.
IudianapOiss July II. 1896 -Jyi2-dim
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Business Netcss pubshsd In the local columns, often
ines upde viii be charged for each insertion 81; II
yer lines, cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached s1;
sltheut notice free
Marriage Notices so cents
Notices ofrevais Pcnics and Excursions gotten by
Individuals or associations By churches AT the regular
prices. ..i ~
Advertise tsaded and plaesd under the head sf
Special Notices. tsa lines will be srged d0u se
he usual rates.
Yearly advertisers pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates Offices Of every description
70 be charged a. the rate % ~ so for each In the
DAILY. and e1n the Daily and Weekly, the same tobs. In
all eases. paid In advance.
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Who wiiIinm xn,i,h,

CHICAGO. Oct. THE proprietor Of the Chi
cago Tribune states that the William Smith re-.
ferred to In the alleged conversation with J Judge
Cator i' not the editor of that paper
champ Fcrgus
NASHVILLE, Oct. THE papers in the case Of
Champ Ferguson have been forwarded TO the
President for his approval or rejection.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TIE COURTS.

THURSDAY, Nov. % 1860.
CRIMINAL CouH.-Judge Rond.-George C. Maund.
ESQ. Prosecuting Attorney.
Lewis Smith coored, indicted for the larceny OF
oneJug OF whisky. the property of Napoleon Riggs:
guilty. james Richardson, indicted for the larceny
OF two walStGoats, the property Of GTiShOn Cohen;
guilty. William SterOman, four separate indict
ments for selling liquor on Sunday plea Of guilty
tered IN all the cases and stctted payment of the
costs. Henry Gibson indicted for selling liquor OF
Sunday; postponed. Frederick IIargart arraign-
ca Tor the larceny OF two coats the property of VIM.
ii. Jones, and pleaded not guilty.
Court Of Common PieGs-Ilon. Judge Kmg.-Saml.
Frick VS., Henry Knell. ST.; judgment by default
johnson; judgment by default.
Samuel Friek VS.. Levi Hester and Vim. schann:
judgment by default.
Edwin Lyons, garnishee Of John L. Ford; condem-
nation niS1:
Henry Winter vs.. Theodore Dehn; Judgment by de
fault.
James McDuGal vs.. John B. Roberts, garnshee of
Salisbury Willis; Judgment of condemnation against
State of Maryland vs.. Ohio II. Williams, William
Schley; Judgment in default.
Thomas III. Spencer vs. Thomas Ellis ct. al; con
demnation nisi to goods attached and judgment by
default against garnishee under the rule.
solomon BenEer ct a. vs. Moses Springer ct al;
solomon Benner vs. Moses Springer: gamishee OF
l.. Sonnhill. off.
Solomon Benner vs. A Friedenrick off
Bernard L. Gallagher vs.. Augustus johnson ct. al:
JUDGMENT by confession.
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore vs. l.. Jar
rett: Judgment by confession.
Edward ). trisbee vs.. A. johnson; action for the
recovery Of the value of horse sold by defendant
and afterwards taken by the Provost Marshal gov
eminent property, on trial.
Z. s. District Court-Chief Justice Chase-Ten
bales Of Blankets and seven pair Of Blankets vs.
The United States-appeal from the District Court
Not concluded.
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Alexander-Stewart, Ct
AL Patterson, ct al decree to sell property in tn,
cause and appointing VIM. II. Stewart trustee.
Margaret D. solomon, ct al, VS.. Thos G. Butler
trustee ct all bill to sell certain property and rein
vest the funds, and appoint trustee for the purpose.
Ex-parte of the estate of Edward A. drummer; pc.
tition of Elizabeth A. drummer, executrix. Bill fol
sale of lot of ground east side of Canal street. and
reimbursement Of the proceeds in ground rents.
Superior Court-Hon. Judge MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Cockey-before reported; verdict for plaintiff
damages $3.50.
Cockey vs. Worthington: verdict for defendant
Assignments 453 to i95 inclusive.
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T-o FINAL SALE OF GOVERNMENT
~ HORSES AND MULES.

QuARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE, /
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct 9th, 1865,
VIII be sold at public auction, during the month OF
November. to the highest bidder, at the time and
places named below E Eiz; vopU
New York cityNTUEs6 DAY of each week, 100
New York CitycTHURsDAY of each week. 100
MULES s''n '1 PENNSYLVANIA.
Phade 4d1 November
Harrisburg, 'Pa.-TUEsDAY of each week. 100
Harrisburg, Pa;-THURsDAY, November 2, 9, 16
y, Mechanicsburg. Pa.-TUESDAY, November T. 100
"A, AIjsptSwn, pa.-wEDNEsDAY, November TO- 100
Pottsviile. Pa.-FRIDAY. Nov. II, 100 HORSES.
November 2, 100 HORSES. -''- y i''' "A l ;
u IIR.gSsEyiille' Pa.-THURsDAY. November l6. 100
If TISsgsEyIils, Pa.-THURsDAY. November 80. 100
TitusviIle, Pa.-THURsDAY and FRIDAY, No.
vsmber % and a. 100 &E MG : u IS each e day.
Wilmington, Del.-TUESDAY. of each week, 100
W, MiiR%5instSn. Dsi.-FRIDAY of each week. 100
H 55an9rs. Ma %AHsfAbR November l5 100
- B5aIIfdiPPssEyss Md.-wEDNEsDAY. November %.
GIESB0R0, &C.
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS Of each week, 100
HORSES each day.
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
WASHINGTON, DC.
At this series of sales all the Government animals
will be disposed Of Buyers should therefore avail
themselves of this last opportunity to purchase
For sales of public animals in the West see official
Western newspapers.
Animals will be sold singly
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Terms-Oash in United States currency.
By order of the Quartermaster General,
JAMES A. EKIN,
brsVst prisadier General, in charge
eeE'tNe3Q First Division, @, N. g, O..
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAJ-FRIDAY NOVEMBER a. 1868
CLOTHING.


VESHE PLEDGE.
BY THE card OF MARBLE HALL.
In Baltimore, famed for ladies fair
Lived beautiful girl with faxen hair,
And bOnny blue eyes with LIQUID light.
And roseatc lips, glorious sight.
Tho youngsters fell in love by dozens,
Friends and acquaintance strangers and cousins;
But she crotchet had got in her head,
And said she determined never TO wed,
Until she loved a handsome youth
Who would grant all herrCqueSts in truth,
And bind him fully mover to break
The pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young men stood aghast with fear
Some WhaCked their boots, some pulled their hair;
Some said twas religion, some said twas money;
But ittook them aback and they felt quite funny.
Among them there was fine young man:
Says he, L love her 5 well as can,
Now II make her the promise, both open andre
And agree to stand by it whatever 1t be"
The fair one stepped up to his side,
And said Should now be your bride,
You must promise here before all,
To buy your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can suit husband of mine
The coats are so handsome, the pants divine:
Says Johnny, laughing, You dear little eli, .
If you like them so well, get a pair for yourself
We offer unusual inducement in all kinds of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods together with a superior
line of piece goods for custom work. Boys Clothing
a special feature. ~
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
nolS-tf IS and 40 West Baltimore street.
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GUBSIsTENCE OFFICE, 4. >. ARMY, !

u,
- No. S SoUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD, Nov. -, 1863 J
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office until u NJ. on MONDAY, No
vember q. 1865. for furni hing the United States
Subsistence Department, delivered in Baltimore,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY $50 BARRELS
FLQUR-of the quality of grades now established
at this depot rs No. |.
Barrels to be in good shipping order, fully head
lined Flat hoped and machine made barrels will
be rejected.
Flour to be delivered in such quantities and al such
times it may be called for.
Proposals must be on blank forms. furnished at
this office: The certificate attached to the proposals
must be signed by two responsible parties.
Express charges on samples must be prepaid, or
the proposals will not be considered. Each bid must
have printed copy of this advertisement pasted mt
its head, and must be specific i'll complying with all
its terms.
Proposals must not be enclosed with the samples,
but be delivered separate, and endorsed Proposals
for Flour"
In all cases not specially excepted, the delivery
must be made at the time specified. In of fail
elsewhere to make up the deficiency charging the
advance paid over contract price to the party failing
to deliver.
Contractors are expected to hold their Flour with
expense to the United States until required for
shipment.
Payments to be made after the delivery of the
stores in such funds may be on hand if none on
hand to be made as soon received.
Each person, or every member of a firm Offering a
proposal must accompany it by oath Of allegiance
to the United States Government, if he has not al
ready filed one in this Office.
Proposals by telegraph, or other irregular informal
proposals will not be received.
All bids not complying strictly with this advertise
ment will be rejected.
THOMAS WILSON,
no22-5t Breyet Brig. Gen. and c.. S., L. S. A.
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CITY NEWS.

ACCIDENT on THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The EXPRESS train on the Northern Central Railroad
Mr. W. II. Could conductor which left Calvert station
at 10 o'clock "Wednesday night, while nearing Seitz-
land short distance south of Glenrock, ork county
Pennsy lvana met with an accident. by the breaking
of rail. causing the engine, baggage car, Adams
Express car. and one passenger ear q run of tho
track. and down an cubankment, which fortunately
was only few feet in height. Beyond some slight
bruises and cuts one was injured except a brakes
man named James Harris, who had one of his leg,
caught under car, and was compelled to have it am
putated before he could be rescued from his periIou,
situation. The injured man had been but n short
time acting in the capacity of bTakcSman The report
upon the street that eighteen persons had been killed
turns out be untrue as the statement above covers
all the injuries received by any upon the train
The train was detained five or six hours before being
able to proceed towards its destination.
COLoRED PEorLE'S Observation-Disclosures ar
rangpments are in progress for City Conv cnton
of the coorcd people, which will be held on the 5tl
of December, in Douglas Institute, Lexington street
The object Of the convention is stated to be tho Sc
curing of those rights and privileges which have
been mawfully and prcjudicially withheld" from
them. A deep interest is manifested by the colored
people. and ii is expected that this convention will
call state Convention, to meet at a future day in
this city.
AsSAULT.-W liam Stipo was yesterday arrested
by policeman Rotten, charged with assaulting Henry
Stehl. The evidence before the magistrate showed
that Spe went into the restaurant of Sehl, and had
quarrel with him. He subsequently asked for some
thing to drink which Stchl furnished, and. after he
had drank it, threw the glass at Stehl but il missed
him and broke a large mirror behind the bar. jus
tce Dryden held the accused to bail for Court.
APP0INrMENT.-Brevct Colonel L. T. NJ. Faehtz
was on Wednesday appointed by Judge Bond Inter
prefer of the Criminal Court, in place Of J. Myers
lie qualified yesterday and entered upon his duties
Colonel Faehtz entered the army as a captain in tn"
Sth Maryland Infantry, was promoted to the major
ity, and subsequently breyetted colonel for mer
itOrious services.
The WoRKINGMEN'S CoNvENTIoN.-Th body was
in session last evening at Royston Hail. but 10 bust
ness of any public interest was transacted.
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~ ARMY.
No. SOUTH GAY Street.
BALTIMORE. MD., November -, 1866. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be. re
ceived at this office until Il N. on, MONDAY, No
ycmher 9th, 1865, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department in Baltimore. Md, with
5000 LBS. NEW SUGAR-CU RED HAMS, put up in
separate slips Of wrapper covers, and packed in
Ham ticrceS. To be delivered after three days
notice, in such quantities and at such times As
may he called for. One ticrce of Hams must
be presented Is Il sample Of the Hams to be
delivered on this contract which will be re-
Bidders may propose for the whole or any part Of
the above, and the proposals must be upon blank
forms furnished at this office.
The certificates attached to the proposals must be
signed by two responsible parties.
Express charges on samples must be prepaid, or the
proposal will not be considered Each bid must have
printed copy Of this advertisement pasted mt its
head, and must be specific in complying with all its
terms.
Proposals and samples must be sent in separately
proposals to be marked Proposals for Sugar Cured
Hams" and be addressed to the undersigned.
1t will be required that the Hams he delivered
at once after the three days notice and in
case of failure in this respect the United States re
serves the right TO purchase elsewhere the deficiency
charging the advance over contract price to the party
failing to deliver.
The Hams will be carefully inspected and compared
with retained samples.
Returns of weight signed by n regular public
welgher must be furnished when required.
Certificates OF inspection by professional packers
inspectors other than those furnishing the stores
will be required certifying The part Of the seller
their quality and condition. Immediately preceding
inspection
The Hams will also he examined and passed upon
States.
Proposals must state that the Hams are Of this sea-
sons kill and cure. and are not ice-curcd Hams or
they will not be considered.
Payments to be made after tho delivery of the
Hams IN such funds as may be on hand; if none on
hand, to be made as soon as received.
AHproposals g2t complying strictly 'cth The oborc
advertisement '' most ""'''T1s H 6S rfffi fsoN
Brcvet Brig. Gen. Vols. and c. S. L. S. A.,