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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

aonicsi views set forth by NJ. Fould. financial
reporter. IL no less than -
The Moni,eur says there are rumors OF intend
Ell modification in tbe administration Of Alsisrs,
OF dissensions between the minister Of var and
tie Duke Of Magenta
Bourse. on the 1lth, was Fat and lower.
Sr.fx-The L. 6. steamer Sacramento ar
rived at Cscz on the 81. She had been 10 col
lision with the British brig Luther, which was
injured. but nothing VAS laid OF damage to the
Sacramento.
In the Senate Cslder0n CoilaRtes attacked the
ministry for the abandonment Of GondoriDgo.
PRussiA.-lt is stated that The government
will submit. q bill 20 the chambers FOR further
Development OF the naval powers OF Prussis. and
for opening a csRal 10 connect the German
ocean with the Baltic sea.
ISDIA-Csleutta mails Of the 9th December.
Hong Kong. OF the Let. and Mefborne of he Goth
of November had reached London.
A difficulty at BootAn was expected to be SCI,
tied without much difficulty.
The governor of New Zealand had issued a
PROCLAMATION Of amnesty. bu; without much ef-
feet upon the rebels.
The following il = summary Of news taken out
by tho Virginia
The Morning Pos, credits Sherman a. one Of
the most daring aid skilIfrl soldiers OF the PIE
cent day.
itsnio tnc OCCaP1tiVu Os NtFaHid1 Is OF Vial
importance to the South.
The Times, editorally replies TO rumors from
America, that France and England contemplate
an early recognition of tie Confederate States.
saying thatit does not entertain any such a move
ment, and that such a movement would not be
entertained. II emrhaticalls denies the state
ment
The meeting OF parliament was fixed for
February.
Capt. Graham Of tie steamer Jura VAS &C
Quilted Of all blame for the loss OF that vessel.
The empress Of France WAS nnKell.
Marshal Naryars had laid a bill before the
Spanish government for the abandonment of 81.
Domingo
Rumors OF an iatended inSurrerIioa in Poland
and ' enetia were current.
The summary Of rews by Tie Glasgow was
anticipated
Mr.. Foster. NJ. p, in All address 10 his con
stituents regards the northern successes az all
evidence OF the destruction of slavery. he did
not despair OF an ultimate close alliance of kind
ness and friendship between England and Amer
lea. .
The London Times explains the mode and
operation for laying the Atlantic cable. and SAYS
it will be ready for alying next June.
Garribsldi will visit London next spring a. the
guest of a friend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

Wv YoEK. January ~ The Tribune :
Washington special says:
\ committee of ladies representing IL LOCO
working women of Philadelphia, employees of
government contractors. waited on the president
to-day 20 tell him OF their wrongs.
Simon Cameron and other Pennsylyanians sc
companied them.
The president was deeply impressed, and sent
for Q~gartetmaster General Thomas and told
him the story he had heard. and then said, with
feeling
Il shall consider myself personally obliged ii
yod can hereafter manage supplies OF contract
work for government made up by women. so a.
to give them remunerative wages for their Ia
Dor"
The general declared ii i. could be done, it
should be.
The Triouue's Fort Fisher correspondent has
the following:
Que navy made a magnificent haul on wednes-
day night. Three blockade runners were cap
tured off Cape Fear inlet nv the feet, and last
night another enc
Two steamers have just came in and anchored
under the guns OF the navy opposite Battery Blu
chsnan.
Gen. Writings sound is in the right leg above
aud near the knee Col. Lambs wound is in tie
hip. They both have TO be moved on stretch
ers
LAauluAtOhs mus TAT uAue snO" tnat tue
rebels have constructed bFeastworks nearly from
the ocean 10 the river above our lines ami are
evidently preparing, a. best they can, to Contest
our advance.
The Commercials WashingtoH dispatch ssys il
j. believe 81 that Dir Blair's answer 20 the letter
from Mr. Seward TO him. which he carried tC
Richmond. sas quasi" Credentials will stow
the utter hopelessness Of peace negotiations.
Henry W Meade. one of the firm OF Mead,
Brothers. photographers. committed suicide her
last night by taking laudanum.
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The Very Latest.
THREE l. A. NJ

Nav York. January -
Nearly all the papers have editorials on the
news from northern Mexico.
The World thinks ~inttegues will be set on foot
TO add California 10 the new empire.
The Tribune sees nothing dangerous in the
movement. and thinks the occupation OF Mexico
will be only for Il few years.
DR.. Gwynn Is in favor OF reunion with the
North and the South.
The blockade runner Talisman from vii
mingtOn to Bermuda, was lost AZ sea ON the 2Sth
OF December. The crew was all saved by an
American steamer and taken to Bermuda.
The Herald's London letter saws, The rebel
agents sold Il new blockade runner for to raise
money to paw the January interest on the rebel
loan.
Washington specials mention the arrival of
Richardson and Browne. Tribune correspond
EMS. who escaped from the rebels
They visit Washington 70 give testimony re
gaIding the suferings of prisoners in the south.
and TO urge tie government 10 adopt some mea-
sures. by retaliation or otherwise, for their relief
The Herald Washington special says it is re
ported that 10 copseQueuceOf the readiness man
ifestod bv Canada 10 refund money stolen by
81. Adams raiders, and their intention of ia
king efficient measures 10 prevent such raids
in future. the secretary OF Stale will soon resciad
the PASSPORT order.
Col North. New York state agent. tried for
frauds IN soldiers votes. has teen uncondition.
ais released from arrest b, order OF the sec
retary OF wsr.
The Winchester correspondent OF the Herald
gives an account ola heavy reconnaissance up the
VALLEY 20 Berryville aad Berry's ford. on the
Shenandoah, watch vas found TO be very high
and utterly impossible SIN sller streams flowing
into il are also high.
Fragments Of Breckihridge's army that e.
capped S.oneman at Barbridge are at Lynchburs
Rosseau's command j. divided At StAuuton and
Wood tock
A Savannah letter OF the 18th saws. tn,
South Carolins campaign of sherman has al
ready begun. though a mouth at least mus
elapse between the present time and the final re
suit of It's object.
A Charleston letter to the Richmond DispEtel
Says
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sherman has commcnced bis myemen > gainsi
Charleston and Brsnchviile The enemy once
armly established on the railroad a. Brsnchville
or st some point near Augusta. the fall Of
Charleston will become Only q question Of time
and a shcrt time st that.
The Richmond Exs miner Of the 24th thirks
the speedy return Of Blair TO that city argues
much anxiety at Washington which might mean
that the anticipation OF certsin emergencies ahead
we're very favorable 10 the eonfeterscy. sgains,
which Il Is advisable for the Yankees to beige
as soon as possib.e.
The Erlminef saws 1t Is reported that General
Breckenridge has been assigned TO the command
of the Mississippi department
The same psper, speaking OF the fall in gold
says: The dowDwsrd tendency Of gold is en-
coursging. Private sales were made yesterday
st thirty eight for one. 4 fall of more than 10 per
cert. in less than a week. Confederate money
and the fortunes OF the eohfederacy will rise to-
geiher.
The Tribune has the following 10 night from
Washington:
Nj. Blair has returned from Richmond unac.
compsnied The results of bis efrsnd are stated
by those beet informed to be the ascertainmeni
of Jeff. Davis willingness to negotiate FOR the
bene6. OF the two countries. De had been sent
TO Richmond TO negotiate tor the benefit of one
country.
Dir. Blair is reported TO have d~iyulged the re-
suits OF his embassy He brings back two prop
ositions from JEFF. Davis, LIST. TO agree TO peace
on the basis of recognition; 81, his willingness
to establish an srmistice for ninety DAYS. in
which TO talk about negotiation and peace.
Ii is ss,d the president limited Mr.. Blair's pow
es ia his second mission Ii is said he exceeded
his powers in his hrst mission. That he Ten
dered concessions 10 he rebels, and held out
promises which Ms. Lincoln dis4pproved OF when
he mot hacE and that tn rooalI an1 81 IA Il
these Mr.. Blair was sent to Richmond the second
time
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The HibeIuian brings the following Additional
news
The steamer Washington was to have left
Havre Oh the llth inst for New York, but was
detained on account OF broken machiaefv.
GREAT BElTsIN-The London Times has An
editorial on the proposition To admit members OF
American cabinet III Congress. and hsils il a.
a substantial improvement. but thinks in these
evil time aud With = franchise 80 uB manageable
- that IN America. 10 will fail 60 work out that
permanent improvement which might otheFNi>t
De expected aud which historians well know.
\ legal writer in The Times publishes = Ions
letter denouncing the Instructions OF Mr. Benja-
min 10 rebel secretary of navy a. 10 treatment OF
neutral vessels by rebel cruisers. lie hopes that
~hstever else these Instructions nav accomplish
they will AZ least secure this that no confe1eT
ste cruiser shall ever again bail from Englse
ports.
IL i stated thai the British government has Of
hcialiy announced IL entrance into the lnter
Sanitary Association of Genevs. for securing a.,
better treatment OF sack aud wounded in var.
FRANCE Il - reported that the number o
ships 90 be disarmed 10 accordance With the eco
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e~ Work market

Nav YORK. Jauuaty 81.
Cotton opened dull AZ yesterday prices. bui
but closed frmer, with an upward tendency: 81
ago for mh!dliHg; closing with no sellers be
lOs 80
Flour state and western 100 l5c better: - 30
@9 Gu Tor extra state $40 So % 10 80 extra
round hoop Ohio. AMI Sll@ IL IS for trade
brands; cl ,sing firm.
Whisky frIner: west, IN 81 29h @2 80 closing
a. the latter p, ice.
Wheat better, Mil~akee club 81 05.@2 10.
closing dull choice spring > ~.
Rye quiet aid lower. 81 IS.
Barley rather more active.
| Corn quiet and steady: 81 So for old mixed
a%esteru; white do 81
Oats frmer; 81 06 offered and 81 % asked
fur western.
Petroleum steady Isl. for crude G5
Tor rein ~ in bond.
Wool dull.
Pork opened more active anu lrmer but closed
unsettled; sales at S37 80 "a Sc for new mess
G3I for G3-4 cash and regular. way closing at
30 10 cash $40 p @ 81 for prime mess s34
66 q % 50; $50 80 barrels new mess. January,
February aud March. AT sellers Snd BUYERS
option $50 q SO and $I2 80 barrel prime mess
for February $50 q SO %
Beet quiet.
Dressed hogs very dull at lGlsc for western
chiefly at l6c.
Lard frmer al 1929.
Coffee is firm.
Butter more sctive and firm; 32a47 for Ohio
aud 43@5s for state.
Cheese firm nj l4G23.
Money active at 667 per cent.
Sterling quiet. l0938@l095s.
Gold excited and decidedly higher: opening at
2O9la. advancing TO 2l5l.. and declining "a
2IOl and closing ut 2l034.
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&C.. xc.- &c.. &c.


PnILADELraIA. January 27-fhe following
is a special TO The Evening Telegraph, dated
Washington, Janury p:
lie i. now definitely known that Mr.. Bisir's
mission to Richmond has been crowned with
complete success Mr Davis pledged himsell
TO send Immediately three gentlemen To Wash
ington To coufer upon terms OF peace. Dir Davis
stated decidedly 10 Mr. Blair that he would con
clude peace and return 90 the union upon terms
that would be perfectly satisfactory 10 Me. Lin
coin and Congress.
Mr.. Blair also had an interview with General
Lee. who svowed himself DESTROYS of ending the
rebellion by laying down their arms and return
ing 10 the union.
Mr.. Blair also convetsed with the majority of
the rebel Congress. who expressed themselves "a
ia favor of abandoning further hostilities.
There can be no doubt that within = day or
two. at least, commissioners will reach Washing
ton 10 bring from the repentent rebels renewed
allegiance to tue union. the constitution aud the
Laws
Mr.. Blair experienced the kindest treatment
az the hands of the confederate authorities. and
reports that since the reduction of Fort Fisher
a revolution in public opinion has taken place
The most extreme advocates of fighting to the
bitter end" admit the hopelsssness of their cause.
The probability of an early peace was freely
discussed in social aud political circles in Rich
mcnd. aud 4 general feeling OF joy anu relief re-
suited rom the circulation of the inform alton.
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In every business e. profession, indeed HeNeiy uePaIt-
ment of science or skill, there Is always some SeSaV"t-
edged head, some one why standsout H. bold relief among
his fellows a. a sort Of leader. In the study and treat
ment of deafness and caiaTrh, a special diseases, DR.. h.
h. j ighihiil, efthis city. occupies just the position above
described. he has devoted yearS OF labor tOthiS special
ty, and l. now resping the reward Of his industry. The
editorial columns of the Tribune, Of a recent date, bear
Witness 10 tho Doctors success in this d. partnlent Of
medicine. We quote the paragraph:
CURE OF A DEAF MUTE.-Louis Loewenstein, q lad IL
years Of aSe, born in Germany, came to this city when he
was about two years Oil. Soon after his arrival here he
was taken sick and lost his hearing. BY degrees he be-
came first deaf and then dumb. For nearly ten years he
was n mute, unable TO hear the loudest voices, OF to ar
ticUlate + word. About 4 year ago he was placed by his
parents IN the hands of Dr. Lighthill, who has 80 far suc-
ceeded ia restoring TO him his lost power Of bearing and
utteTance, that he can converse with those who speak 10
him distinctly and deliberately. During the past four OF
necke, and ha~ made considerable ~pfogre>. in reading
and arithmetic
Having been supplied With the young mans address,
we further investigated the matter, and discovered that
previous 10 calling on DR.. Lighthill, the youths case was
considered hopeless, and he was for two yesrSan inmate
Of the deaf and dumb asylum. The Rev. DR.. Mott, u. d.
Professor in Union College, Schenectady, IN a published
letter, tenders his gratitude 10 Dr.. Lighthil for treating
successfully his case Of deafness. Rev. Fred. ). Jewell
Professor in the State Normal School az Albany, also ties
titles to having been Cared ofcatarTh. DR.. Lighthill pcs
seS.es other written testimonials and tributes to his tai
ent from some Of our wesithiest aud most prominent and
respected citizens, which may be seen en- application i
would Nc difficult to speak in any but terms Of praise Of
his treatment, ia he face of fhe~e many proofs and facf'
t~estifying TO his success.
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wr W direct attention to the advertisement,

sE- We direct attention 10 the advertisement,
of The Tar Spring Petroleum Company. Of Gin
~cinpati. in to-day's paper. ls officers aud al
visory board are gentlemen of high character
and responsibility ard this gives assurance that its
sffsirs will be conducted for the best interests oil
the stock holders. This company own lands in
Kentucky and in this state. wich give every in
dication that they cover oil springs. Co the
land adjoining that Owned by the company IL
Crawford county. in this state, wells have been
dug which already Weld handsomely An
agency for the sale of the stock of tie Tar
Spring Petroleum Company has been esEablish
ed Ia this cits. and Mr.. Edward Hare. 39ts
West Washington street. - the agent. from
whom particulars in regard to The coalition oil
the company and the price OF stock can ne 90
fIinad
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az xLkekAPs.
cincinnati Market.

HIxcrSSsTI. JsLuAry y.
fiour unchanged bur held more firmly super
fine s. 10 "a 50 30.
Wheat held at 81 50 al - Tor red.
Oats at e5@S6c.
Rye fran att 33Ml 35
Corn at 81 1901 ~ Tor ear. and 81 IL
al l6 for shelled.
Barley unsettled. with no sales, Holders ask
ell , 20 and refused TO take less.
Mess pork fem at S39.
Nothing transping in bulk meats.
Lard-Pricss lie highes: sales ~ 2l@22e for
prime city. closing firm at the latter rate.
Shoulders Ice; sides lSc.
CioyeTseesi declined TO SIS
Flaxseed declined TO 81 10.
Groceries dull
Cod 2l0. Silver 1875
Exchange finn.
Money tight at 10 20 IA per cent.
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A Nkw MURDEEors WIAroN-Recenlly an
English highway robbers newls invented instru
ment of death made it Appearance in New York
IL i one of The most dangerous seapons me II
gernal genius Of a criminal brain has ever invent
el. IL il called the "ssnd club, aud its u-e i
mos; certain to produce death. IL i made %
ssrors canvas. IN the shape OF a club. about ~
ipche- in circumference This bag or club /,
flIed 9TH closely packed hns sand. and weighs
from FIVE To ten pounds, snd has great sdvanta
yes over the ordinary club or bludgeou. brass
knuekles, or slupg shot. IL gill not rebound
after . blow is struck. and IL leaves DO mark q
bruise
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PROFESSIONAL.
II r NJ O " L.
Doctor WM. THOMSON,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE To
Nc. % South Delaware Street,
xXvUyRE HE WILL CONTINUE

VATHERE HE WILL CONTINUE -
to treat and cure Private ~
Diseases, in all their species, -tsges. A-
rsmihcations aud phases.
DIR. Mm- Thomson sll give % kHS
each patient a written instrument,
binding himself to effect a radical J
and permanent care, or make mol
charge.
Or. VIM. Thomson hiss made ihe~
treatment OF Private Diseases
specirsity since the year ls5i-three years In the city Of
Buffalo, y. Y eisht years I'm Chicago. III, and two yssrs
In Peoria, III. Daring eight years practice In Chicago.
H.. he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DIR. VIM Thomson. in his practices for Scrofuls, kheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood. uses . Fumiga-
ting yapor Path Of the most ingenious kind, In coniunc
ton With internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequence Of self abuse
This solitary vice, or cepraved sexual indulgence. 10
prscticed by the youth of both sexes to an almost un-
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless coppstted By
scientific medical measures, viz SAllOw coUktesance,
dark sp0ts nnder the eyes, pain In the head, ringing Ina
the ears. and noises like the rustling Of leaves and rat
Ting Of chariots, uneasiness about the loins, weakness Of
hdence, difidence in approaching strangers, . dislike 10
form new acqusintsnces, a disposition 10 shun society
los of memory. hectic husbes. pimpies and various srup-
tions about the face, furred tongue, night swests, foeud
breath. coughs, consumption. monemanis, ard frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted. oR the first appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO Dr. WIN.
Thomson for relief.
D0S-0nce ssd Consulting Rooms No. - South Della
ware street, Indianapolis, Ind
p. o. Box 1859. J~sh24-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

fy- The greatest photographer in this city is
Runniop. East Washington street. opposite
Glenns' block. His portraits in all styles are
beautiful. elegant and admired. At Mr.. Run
Mons establishment carde de visite of the late
Governor Willard may be obtained. and no doubt
many of his old friends now in the city would
like to obtain them.
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~ The city council have made vigorous pro
jectinos and granted subordinate contracts for the
putting through of a thorough system OF improve
ment work to be commenced on the earliest ia
vorable day. as the city civil engineer. Colonel
Wood, informs US
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MEDICAL.
M A N II O o D /,

q sd II vI6OR OF YOUTH REsToRRD IN FOUR
weeks by DR.. RiC0RD'S ESsENCEO OF LIFE. Dr.
Record, (of faIis,) after years Of earnest soli>itstiop,
hiss a. length sccetdea 60 the urgent request Of the
American public. and Appointed an agent In New York.
for the sale Of his valued and highly prixed Essence Of
Life. This wonderful agent VIII restore Manhood to
the mort shattered constitutions in four weeks. and, n
ssed according 20 printed instructions, failure lie impos-
sble This lfe-restoring remedy should be taken by
all about to marry, as its effect. are pernsnsns. Sue
cess, ia every case, Is certain.
DIR. Records Essence Of Life t. sel6 In cases, with fall
Instructions for use. at -, or four quantities In one foi
-, and will be sent TO any part. carefully packed. 81
receipt OF aace TO his accredited agent. Circsisr
sent free on receipt Of four stampe.
Hill ROLAND, az Broome street.
~jarsl-dly One door west OF broadway. Nj
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sE IL is stated that the average number OF
recruits to fill the quota of this city is twenty.
daily. Our assessment in this regard il supposed
TO be under the late call for 200. 900 seven hun
dred. Over two hundred OF these have already
been raised. We have. however. but a few more
working days left. Let Va improve them.
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GE- Remember Marot is selling second hand
stoves. furniture and all kinds of second hand
household goods cheap. and will be glad to see
YOU at 233. East Washington street. a iew doors
east of Little's Hotel. dt-&s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

IL Wanted. at Marots second hand store, all
kinds OF second hand furniture, stoves. carpets.
bedding. &c. All kinds Of household goods for
sale cheap The place is just east Of Little'-
Hotel. 233 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-28

t9s- Over one. hundred recruits have been re
ceived and credited to This city, nnder the late
call. and the work goes bravely on The men
can be hired TO I'LL up the quota. If the money
vas on hand. bu; there is the rub. Now is a good
time for the 'last dollar men TO come up and
take city orders-you nav not get another
chance before "this cruel war - lover.
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"a The largest stock Of boots and shoes in
the city il at Clark, johnson 4 Cos. successors
to Vinnedge L Jones, No. IL West Washington
street, Indianapolis. 23-Iw
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~ chickens are retailing 10 this market al
% cents a piece. turkeys at from % to % cent.
apound.
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When the victim u struck on the top of the
bead, and there 10 uhers the sand club Is direct
ed. he instantly sinks 70 the pavement without .
struggle. the result Of conclusion Of the brain,
And not even a bruise. which any ordinary blum
insfru tent mskes, q to he discovered on the
scalp OF the victim after the sand club has per
formed lie fearful mission. A ie- OF these IN
trument have already been found in The posses
sion OF desperate characters, and their use and
history confessed to the New York police.
A victim Of one Of these sand clubs might be
found dead in the street early in the morning
and no doubt the verdict Of the coroner's jury
would be, " cause Of death unknown
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~ Gents ine calf stitched dress boots Just
received at Clark. johnson 4 Cos. successors
to Vinnedge & Jones. No. IL West Washington
street, indianapolis. % Iw
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~ We regret to learn that Judge DAVIS. OF
the United States supreme court. il now at home,
in Bloomington. Illinois. confined by severe ~
meas
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See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the second page of to days paper.
jan - #.