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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DEMOCRATS OF ISDIASAl-ln selling your
produce, bsying your goods, insuring your prop
eIty, or transscting business Of any kind in this
city, be and examine the advertisements
in the columns Of the Daily Sentinel, and do
your business exclusively with those houses that
advertise in your PAPER. All business men who
want the patronage of Democrats will use the
columns of your paper to let their business be
known-those who don't want your patronage
will not seek it through the columns ofthe Senti-
mel. Remember this in doing your business in
this CITY DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

Hsing the sidewalk as public sewer, and the
use OF the gutter for the same purpose. Refer
red 10 tie Board OF public Improvement.
ibis petition brought up good deal Of dis
eusson on the condition Of the cutters, during
which the Mayor said the best way was for prop
erty owners 70 file an injunction against the
hotels to restrain them from using the cutters in
this way
A petition was presented from q. l.. Alvord
for permission to change the location of lamp
posf, so TO place il IN front Of bis block. Re
ferred to Gas COMMITTEES.
ORDINANCES
An ordinance TO erect lamp posts on Illinois
street, from St. Clair street to the Corporation
line North. Read twice and laid on the table.
Mr. Brown offered an ordinance amending the
ordinance to authorize the Citizens Stree, Rail
way to use the streets Of the city, SO a. to in
clude the National road street 10 the list of
streets 70 be ussd by them, with other privileges
This ordinance gives the Company the night to
use all the streets uow laid out, or that NAV
hereafter be laid out, With single or double
tracks, sisiags and switches.
A motion was made to lay ID on the table,
which did not prevail. Ayes 10, nayes4
The ordinance was referred to the committee
on streets and alleys
By Mr.. LOOMS, 10 purchase some settess for
the lobby membrs Of the Council The ordi-
nance passed, With loud cheers from the lobby.
REPORTS
The Committee on Accounts and Claims pre-
sented an ordinance sppropristing - 1851 "a, for
various claims enumerated. The ordinance was
passed
The COMMITTEES on the Revision OF Ordinances
reported an ordinance to authorize the Cncin-
natl. Indianapolis and Danville Railroad Com
pany to run = railroad track into the city of In
dianspolis, and prescribing the terms thereof.
The ordinance provides for protecting the
streets and drainage and also to bring coal to the
city from any station on their road at very
reasonable rate, They shall also employ Gag
men on every street they cross. The ordinance
ordered De printed.
The Civil Engineer Submitted his report, en-
bracing profile Of McCariy street, and reports
on various Improvements.
The City Treasurer reported the receipts aad
disbursements for the quarter ending September
10, as follows: Receipts. Sl6.793 O6; sxpend-
lures, S6.S75 40; leaving balance of - 81 o..
The report of the Treasurer from August to
September -. shows the receipts to hava been
$40. 7S9 80; expenditures, $3,lss 76; balance,
81 $50 So. We will publish this report in full
to morrow.
number of motions we're presented. when
the Council adjourned
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800 o.
kurlher fronl rleIico.

INV Y0RK, Sept Is The Herad's Browns.
vile correspondent says: The Imperial wagon
train from Monterey to Matamoras, which was
attacked some time ago and driven back by the
Republicans, contained $3.50 900 in specie
Gen Sheridsn's military display along the Rio
Gr,nde is making MaIimian's officers very ner-
veus; by balls and other entertainment they are
endeavoring TO concilste the dreaded North
m,n.
Juarez and his Cabinet, on leaving chihuahua
went to FL Paso, but it was thought he would
be followed by the Imperssts, and be obliged to
take refuge on the American side of the Rio
Grande
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
The Release of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF a Church

OF aChurch.
NEW YORK, Sept lS-The steamer Ariadns
brings Savannah dates to the 18th
r M t. Hunter, who has heen released from
Fort Pulaski on parole, is a passenger bv the
Arisdne, on his way to his home in Virginia
The papers contain no news beyond the an
nouncement OF frequent cases of highway rob
berry and the mysterious shooting OF two negroes
by a squad of unknown cavalrymen without the
slightest provocstion.
The Republican chronicles acts of vandalism
to the st PsuPs Episcopal Church. used By the
Twenth-sIth Massachusetts san hospital The
decoration was not discovered until after the
regiment left for home, and the Republican doe.
not kno~ whether to Ell .rge it upon tina mem
bers OF the regiment or not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
Ala ba snn state Convention.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. l6-Montgom.ry Is
The Times special gives the proceedings of The
Convention of yesterday az follows:
Nothing OF importance except the announce
h.eI.t Of standing committees aud q resolution
repndiating the State debt, Incurred during the
war, Vas offered to-day
The following resolution was introduced
That the Convention adopt measures necessary
to restore the State to its proper relations with
the Government Of the United States Ii is not
deemed expedent until next session to make a
change in the Constitution OF the State, except
by the adoption of ordinance repeating the
ordinance Of secession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19


store. sos Cherry street. kept BY A. ". Law
renee. TIE ere originated smeng sons cotton.
Sin hundred bales Of cot 90 we're pos IN the store
hosse during the last three days from the brig
belle Of the Bay. aud we're destroyed. Store No.
iso ntser street. alss occupied BY Lsvreocs
iook IRE and both buildings we're destroyed
Among the principal article. de-troyed we're
LOU hides, 1000 bales Of rags. 900 bales Of
cotton, 1000 bushels OF salt. 5000 busheis Of
wheat. 3 600 bales OF hsDP. 900 bales Of runpy
bags, 900 bales Of veel, ID. 600 barrels Of an.
gar, Is 900 bales Of palm leaf, and ef,y hos,-
heads Of nolsssss. There will probable be q
salvage Of from ,veniy to thirty per cent when
the ruins are overloaded. The property was
owned By q number Of parties. The loss 10 sew
crai hundred thousasd dollars TIE ether bsild-
inss in the vicinity we're saved.
BrApnKsARD TAKxS THE oATl.
NV 0aLEASs. Sept l7.-Gsasral Beaurersrd
yesterday took The oath Of allegiance, asd will
make application fer a pardon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

PoIfcK MArrERs esterday was busy day
at tie Mayors Court On roll call Of the all list,
about twenty i've answered 20 their names, came
forward put in their pleas and sithsr paid their
ones or returned 10 jail to pay the penalty Tor
their csisdemein ors The most Of these look, d
a. IL they had spent but poor night in the
lookup
Tippoli Afford. William Lowell. John Nc
CLAIM. Lucas Peters. Henry Mccormick. Will
liam Scunlan. Albert Harding aud Jeremiah
jenkins. paid an average hne of $40 ~ for in-
toIication. Some of them are returned soldiers,
who have been lured into whisky shops BY their
friends and others. until. getting drunk they fell
into the hands of the police
George ID Williams, Eugene Manahan, Ste
phen Murphy. Judson Hume, James Hawkins,
Francis Goodman and Benz amin Auslsy. were
each returned TO the lock up. from ten to ffeen
days, not having the amount by them TO pay tue
fine for their intoxication.
Josiah Cook plead guilty OF associa,ing with
prostitutes. for which he vas returned TO jail for
thirty DAYS, in default OF Sl6 ~ to liquidsts.
Cal. Bowen Was nned - ~, and Edward G..
johnson SIS 40. for disturbing the peace, which
they paid
koss " oodvorth. . highly dressed. but dis
consolsts looking aansel. was sent to the lock
up tor thirty days. not having greenbscts enough
on hand ~ pay SIS 20, Tor being q prostitute
Eliza Smith. on being brought to the bsr. &C
kno"lsdssd thai she was . prostitute, and VAS
cent 10 jail for thirty days tor van. os the money
10 pay her tine Eliza was dressed in men .
clothes, aud sas cutting high old swell a, the
Theatre when Officer Stevens hsppsnsd TO come
across her. and took her in charge
On Saturday. in our report We sent Michael
Morrison TO jail on the charge OF having no card
OF prices in bis hack. lie Was sentenced TO i.il.
but paid his fac and costs Without being in the
lock 40; We therefore make the smende honora-
bic, taking him out Of limbo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

SOLDIER DRUGGED.-Y eslerdsy soldier
named Henry q. Brown. a member of Company
q, Eighteenth Indiana, was dragged with beer
until he Was nearly killed. He had twelve fits
in the course Of an hour and il il altogether
likely he will die from the effects. The saloon
where the beer was obtained was told US, but in
the absence Of positive proof We Withhold it at
present Fears were entertained that the exaspe
rated soldiers would take summary vengeance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
she Indian Csuucti.

Fokr SMITH, Ark. Sept. l5.-The remainder
OF the loyal Cherokees. also rebel seminolss,
sigued the treaty Other delegations askei far
ther tine. and gave assurances that they would
all sign the treaty.
There seems to be perfect reconciliation smoDg
all the tribes except the Cherokees
Gen Harvey will attend Bluff Creek Council
in October. instead of Col. Parker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
Mississippi Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-SiIteen citizens OF
Vicksburg gave banquet to Gen Slocum last
evening large number we're present, and the
utmost good feeling prevailed.
Misunderstanding occurred between the
Mayor Of Vieksearg and the Freedmsns Bureau
in regard to jurisdiction in civil matters So
cum convened Military Com mission to investi-
gate the matter.
The friends OF Gen. h. q. Humphreys. Gu
bernatorial candidate. have organized for thor
ough canvass OF the State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

TT fsLsskAFs-
cincinnati HaFkst.

CIEoISSATI. September Is
Flour dull and prices nominal.
Wheat dull: the asking rates are 81 IS for
prime cid red and 81 60 for prime new red. bat
1000 bushels of prime red sold st 81 so. Corn
unchanged at 63c for sound ear. Oats in good
demand at 42c in elevators. Rye quiet al SOC
for prime nsw and See for Brime old The higher
grades of barley are in good demand OF full
rates; prime new fall 81 65; new spring 81 IS,
and sales Of 900 bushels Canada at 81 S..
whisky hrn and in good demand at 81 IS.
Provisions hrmsr, prices tending upward
City mess pork $3l. Bulk meats i1dIxc
higher; shoulders l554c and sides 5ssal6a.c
Bacon 6rm; shoulders IKE, sides lsc, and clear
sides 20
Lard 2Tc and very scarce
Butter firm at 2e63lc. Eggs dull at l9s.
Linssed oil 81 50.
Flax seed 81 90. Timothy seed advanced 10
Gold 81 425L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
A CeIitsien yea.

hoLNEs' HeLE. Sept 1.-THE steamer Chro-
nomoier, bound from CALAIS for New Haven. ar
rived here to dsy She reports having yesterday
ran into the schooner Friend Of Mile Bridge
Captain S,reni, from Eliz,bethport for B0soa.
the vessel sinking in thirty minutes. The crew
were al saved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
Louisiana Affairs

INV YoEK. Sept ls-The Herald's New
Orleans correspondent saws Gen. Candy has 10
sued al order requiring Provost Marshals to
furnish registers OF voters with a lis. OF those
who. after the enrolment, left the State, and
who claimed exemption FROM alienage for the
purpose Of preventing their voting
The people of Shreveport petition for the
withdrawal OF colorsd troops.
Gen. Carl Schurz. engaged in the duties OF his
mission Of inspection, in New Orleans OF
the Ith, but Was about to go TO Mobile
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

FoRTREss MaSRoE. Sept. is.-R winder,
arrested about three weeks ago on the Eastern
Shore by the Provost Marshal, il not and
has not been at Fortress Monroe. reported.
ID. Underdowu Co, wrsckers commenced
to-day the raising of The old Nerrimac, living
near Cransy leland. where she blown up by
the rebels. IL i estimated that her copper will
exceed 80 tons. She has also one CO ~ position
wheel weighing nine tons, and an immense
amount OF old from armor, cannon, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
vessel Foundered-

RocHksTER, y. Y, sept. le.-The schooner
Lochie, Scott master, from Dundas, Canada
West, for Oswsgo. 9Th 80. 600 bushels Of wheat.
fcundered in the gale on Lake Ontario at day.
light this morning. fifteen miles northeast Gene
SEQ light The Captain came ihto the Gsncseo
in yawl boat at 9 A. NJ. hsvisg saved nolhisg
from the vessel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

MEx OF THE rInu.-Give a man who is up
to the sprint Of the age-sn active man, ore
Who has q steam engine in him. a man Of quick
ideas and quick motions. Away with Jour dull,
lazy, plOddiug, snsilgate man, who performs in
o day the work Of only an hour. go ahead, Is
the true motto. This IL an age Of railways.
steam and telegrsph-sa age unit for plodding
men and slow coaches. Think quiek-tslk
quick-ea qaick-walk quickest quick. Fix
your eye upon al obec! and spring at the mark
at orcs. Don't daily on the way aud lnger aud
lounge ss you were half way asleep. Up and
at it like . swapping turtle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

tE Wilgus' Daily Market, corner Of Ohio
and Illinois streets, has one of the most CO M
plete groceries in the city. At the present time
he has large stock Of canned fruits which be is
wholesaling TO families the most favorable
terms. Persons may get excellent canned fruit,
which he has brought from Baltimore, much
cheaper than they put them up here. Also,
a full supply OF other fruits. vegetables, gro
ceries and meats.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

~ meeting OF the Board Of County Com
mssoncrs will be held on the l4th of October
next. Persons that want 10 apply for license at
that session will be in tine to have their notices
published in the weekly Sentinel of next Monday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

Nxw YoRx, September
Cotton firm and more dsiug at 451aas for mid
ding.
Flour dull, and 5@IOc lower. at s.
s0@7 60 for extra State s. 30@s 65 for extra
round hoop OHIO. and 50 90@l0 10 for trade
brands, market closing heavy
Whisky q shade frmer; western 81 %, and
small lots at 81 291f
Wheat dull aud I@2c lower at 81 SAG
50 for Ohio spring and Milwaukee club.
81 90 for amber Milwaukee, 81 IS for good
winter red western, and 242 "a IL for new am
State.
Rye quiet. Barley quiet. Barley malt in mod
crate request at 81 60 Corn heavy for
unseund; 75(de6s for unssund and ssh 9oSI&c
for sound mi xed western afoat; 90c for high
mixed nearly yellow. Oats lie better at
55td Soc for western, the latter price az extreme.
Wool dull
Sugar steady: Cuba Muscov,ds I2@l3Isc.
and l414c for Porte Rice; Havana 1895
Coffee 1875. Molasses dull Rice dull.
Hops steady at 40@45 for the crop of "a and
$4,000 for that of IS.
Petroleum firm, At 34036c for crude. 50
96l for refined in bond and 1891 for refined
free.
Pork is lever; $50 371<Q32 so for new
mess. closing at $50 50 cash; $50 50@3l so
for So "a do cash and regular way. 500 2sa
80 ~ wi PRIME, anu 81 oo(9<S I'D Ior prine
mess. Plain mess beef SIS 500fl2O 90: extra mess,
81 0e@l4 50; beef hams firm at 301ze. Cut
meats firm at l5@l6c for shoulders aud
l9d22c for hams Bacon dull.
Lard firner and excited At 27@2Sc.
Butter krmer at 2s835c for Ohio and IS
@42c for State Cheese in demand at llQ
Csc.
NV YORK Eoskr HkRxKT
INV T0Hk, September Is
Money steady at sat per cent call loans.
Sterling exchange quiet at l0yI4 q l095s fer
first clsss bills.
Gold shade hrmer, opening Al 81 ~, sd
vancrg 10 81 435s. and closing At 81 43sz.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
The Release of Davis Urged The
Claim for the Money Captured with

Me "eIease OF baVIs Urged I n Q
Davis.
WAsEISGrOS, Sept. ls-Judge Pascal, Of
Texas and other prominent citizens are here 10
urge the release OF JEFF Davis
train has been run from Phila to Lynch
burg without change of cars, a feat never &C
ccomplished before.
A special to the Herald. dated Washington.
the 18th, says: The claim by the Richmond
Bank to tie treasure captured in Georgia with
Jef Davis, results on exceedingly unsatisfactory
grounds. There is little If any evidence that it
was the property of the bank: il is susceptible of
proof that the money was removed from Rich
mond as Confederate property and portion OF
1t used to pay Johnstons troops
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
ce,rrin ccntrnIRn,iro.s

NKw YoEx. Sept. Is. The Tribuss's Wash.
ington special saws: The Georgis Central Rail
road has obtained the iron and rolling stock
on time. from the Government, sufficient to
equip the entire liue from Macon 20 S.vAnnsh,
thus completing the road In connection with the
North
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

eB The Board Of County Com mis ers yes
terday granted licenses to Martin NJ Tsrr aud
John Crosby, to retail liquor, and an appeal was
filed in both cases, to the NJ srion Circuit Court
No other business OF interest was transacted.
The Board expect to adjourn at noon to day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

~ We are told by a wholesale dealer. just
from the East. that there is no class Of goods so
scarce in the market as hats. Ii is impossible
to get them in large quantities, At any of the
manufactures, and the jobbing houses have
been entirely stripped Of them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

WASHINGTON. Sept lS.-The wirz Military
Commission assembled this morning
Captain Wirz Was brought into the Court room
attended by a military guard
he continues to De very sick, aud being ga
able 10 cit up he laid hinself upon sofa: the
physician Of the Old Capitol prison was in attend
aace and administered ether TO him
In consequence Of the absence Of Cen Geary
q member of the Com mission took bis place til
to morrow.
The Roman Catholic Priests, Fathers Hsmil
ton and Wheeler, whom Captain Wirz requested
might be allowed 10 visit him. have not vel
done so, there having been delay in obtaining
passes fro n the War Department for that pur-
BOSE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

Providence. Sept ls-The counting room OF
the Quinebaug Co, at Danielsonvile. VAS en-
tered on Sunday night and $50 900 stolen from
the safe The keys we're stolen from the clerk .
room in another part Of the village
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE-FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial and Is constantly increasing IN public favor
The VENETIAN HAIR DYE 10 the best and cheapest
made It's price Is oniy rs cents, and each BEETLE
tsns double the quantity OF dye in those usually sold
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured ny peculiar pro
Gees, which renders Infinitely superior to any dye In
market Being complete IN one bottle. ne preparation
Is required which greatly smpiines the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that susrY, BEAD APP
pearance by which dyed hair aud whskers readily
recsguEed, when inferior article has been used It
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that 10
desired from q rcn brown to lefty, lastrous black,
that will smut crock, stain the clothing Invest
IS cents aud you will be convinced sold by all Drug
Sl.,s and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. L. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DKsAS BARNES co. New York, Wholesale Agents
nylO-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

School for Boarders and Day Pupils.

0s s~pssnb.r s5sh- Mrs. eEoRsE HERRKRT. vsta
" able sss.'snt. -u rsop>n seheoi n the ho1ss en-
marks. suesi. fnosn az The Nesls HsrDs<tssdf
Thsrs wEi bs seesunosstion Ter fev bo<rters- Per
George Hsreert. q. liza Or a. rssesncs. unsn he
lssh sst. North Nerti&a trssf. art eeyon1
10 porstion limits. krs- Bsrosrt I'll resume her
xfhe Class sptdis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

eE ssserday the examination of Witnesses
in the abortion case Of DR.. Fell was concluded,
and the argument OF counsel heard The
Mayor will give his verdict in the case this morn
ing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19
south caroii.a Co.veu,,.u.

BosroS, Sept i The Advertiser has the
following special from Co!umbis. c, Sept
18Th: The State Convention has passed without
debate an ordinance repeating the ordinance of
secession three delegates voting nay.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

COUNCIL CnANBER
lSDIAsAFoLIs, Sept. ls, 1865
Council met Present the Mayor, and Messrs
Allen. Boar. Brown. Coburn. Oolley. Emersep.
sisnsr. ores'ensr. Ksppes. Loonis. Macarthur,
siarb and Thompson.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Brown. fer permission for the ovnor.
OF the Oriental House TO bald q eistsrn in ths
alley scJoinining their premises. Grated.
by M staue. from property owners on Win
tton street asking thai pit gravehng be substi
ia'sd Tor n'sf gravelfn improving said street.
Laid on tho table.
BY Mr. bro"n. from property owners on
south Illinois street. against the Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

NorIcE.-Messrs. Hays & Rosenshsl whole
sale clothiers. No Ga south Meridian street. will
close their place of business on Thursday, Friday
aud SATURDAY, of this week, ON account OF the
Jewish Holiday. 1875
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

Cook WAsrED.-A first class female cook il
wanted in restaurant in this city. to whom $50
amonth wages will be given. Inquire at this
Office 1873
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

tH-Ons OF the incest aud most reliable Drug
Stores in our city il the Capital Drug Store"
on the corner of Mass4chusett. avenue and Yer
mont street aud We commend il 10 sll in need Of
medicines, fine soaps. pertumery, and fancy
goods 1910
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

az At the reception yesterday. Gov. Morton.
General Washburns. Major General Grose, Col.
Brady, Delana r. williamson, and old Lozier
were the speakers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

WANTED TO RENT-A comfortable house of
seven to ten rooms, north of Washington, and
between Tennessee and New Jersey. Possession
wanted in October. A careful tenant may be
found by calling at No. Alvord's Block. South
Meridian street. IA 3eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

tn The German Sharpshooters had = celebr4-
ton Yesterday, to try their skill as marksmen.
They marched through The city. to the number OF
about forty, beaded by brass band, going to the
farm Of Mr.. OF. where they commenced their
target exercises about two o'clock. We are in
formed that the delegations were not az full as
had been expected, and the performances we're
not very satisfactory. They will be continued
to-day. when more delegations are expected to
arrive.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-19

~ List OF lots sold In the Crown Hill Gem
ssery. since the last report:
Henry w. Fsnnem.n, $50 90; William Mar
tin, $50 %; Bennett Bryan, $50 90; A. q.
Willard, $40 90; Samuel Candy. $50 90; Nil
stred De Pew, $50 90; Nathaniel Carpenter.
$50 90; O. F Schmiedt, $3.50 90; ID n and p
A. Davidson. $7s4 90; Rudolph Frauer. $40 90;
Lewis Jordan. $500 90: Robert Browning.
500 90; Eiwsrd King. Ssi5 %; John @. New.
$3.50 90; Gottlsib Scheubnsr, 500 90; Daniel
Mann, $50 90; Daniel w. Carlisle, $500 90.