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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Iae Iasiauapolis. Peru aud Chicago Rail.
way Company will sell Excursion Tickets "a
persons wishing to attend tae State Fair AT FoEi
Wayne good from October 2d 10 9Th inclusive
tor halt :are
Excursion Tickets viii be good on ell pas
ger trains both sa.s; but passengers must pro-
cure their tiekes before getting on the train
otherwise they MI De charged full fare.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Octo.
Der 3D.. 18th aud 5th, an Excursion Train will b,
run through To Fort Wayne without change o
cars, returoing the same day, leaving lndiauapo
ls AT J..B II and returning at l0.30 r. VI.
Regular Tr.ius leave indianapolis at 1870
= VI md 1910 p NJ Excursion Tickets goo,
OH these Grams during the week
296 DAVID Macy, superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

variety OF articles han anyolhe7 in camp; he add
fsur. hams. chickens. beans. peas etc, besides
medicines; witness said there vas half Of nil
lion OF dollars In grsenbacks 10 camp: shere ws-
also barber shops. clothers and brokers. the L.
ter sere engaged in buying p~9es money, chscts
't0lt and silva; there we're also ievelrs ssoe r.
ca ro. ard 10 one OF these be saw number OF
breast pins aud rings TO be repaired the ownef Of
this shop kept jouFneymAn.
The witness also testified that there were fucl
lumber a31 n tches st the prison. and lots Of
ground we're purchased IL reasonable rates In
the stockade, % WHICH shantes we're built; there
we're gamblers there who had rueners u hunt un
victims Witness testified to many other things.
showing that an extensive trade and theft was
carried on AZ the prison The men suffered fro On
exposure, but be could not say that they suffered
from hunger The witness said there we're abo1t
one thousand dealers in vsrious kinds OF food and
goods az the prison. Ea q EF2.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Louisiana Democratic Convention

NV OaLEAxs, Oct 3 The Democratic Con-
veItion organized aud adopted the following
platform:
Resolved. That We enph,tioally approve
Pre.ise Johnson's reorganization policy, ex
clule from IN. field politics and ali religious snd
.eciis : Controversy: hold that this GeveroGeat
Vas made to be perpeiu ted for the exclusive
noliuc.i tenet. Of the white rsee and recon-
mena the calling Of = Convention 20 adopt
Constitution expressive Of ne vii q tie PEOPLE
netitiaa Congress fos eonspens 4 Ga for y g
-u=tai,,1 bv The emancipation polcv. and car
uesliy appeal 10 tue Genera Government tor q
general annest, and prompt restoration OF prop
erty Ard iny.;e all eitiks1s shhou. distinction o.
nationality 10 Join in opposition t. the rsdic.
Republican party.
The Convention .diouru-i slRe tie, after uomi
mating J NJ Wells for Governor. sHd
serhues for Lieuteuan; Governor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
nar,h carsiina canrcn,ion.

RatffGB, De-. F.-The NeFib Carolinl sat-
Convention orgaaize4~ Yesterday Hon Z G
Resde was III ssirnous : ciected Presi,'ent Tres
Hss q full attendance CT delegate. md ihs
assatst latrnoar msvaiis- |Ft.t
TbeEa is 20 DOH. bEs tass : a-Sgse ell %
inserted d tie Consgitctica o. North Csroliaa
prohibiting slavery.
The GoFernUis AZ ess zge VA Fesd tc-Iey II
ia short, ara % the point L says: The duties 81
the GonyeBiior q, ~ 300 piain ID need sugg~tion-
from me ana l earnestly believe that 1t eseor-
es-~HI he Thoroughly performed.
Nothiog Of importance sAs cone to-day. et
cept the appointment OF business committee
The Convention will 90 xealo1sly 20 work on
Thursday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05


IF The FIRE Yesterday morning, about three
o'clock, occurred in the cellar OF Jerry Copner's
saloon. on West Washington street, nearly oppc-
site the Western EGgihe House. There had
beeh difficulty In the saloon during the eyeL-
ing which the proprietor suppressed. and 1t Is
his opinion that some OF the parties engaged N
IT set fire to some lumber 1T the cellar The CO
lar almost air-iight, which kept the fire from
spreading, otherwise tue building, large double
fr.me. must have been consumed There was
about 81 coo worth o, liquors in the cellar, and
so intense sss the heat that nearly all OF the
barrels bugsted and the contents burned; aud
via, sdis sIngusrity 20 the AFFAIR, the gas Pipe
was either broke or burned or from its connec
ton with the metre. yet With the combustible
materials Of spirits and gas. no damage Was done
excett to the conteais o. thr velaT and charriu <
the loist Ii there bad been tree ventilation IN
the cellar. nothing could have perverted the
complete destruction OF the building Mr. Con.
nef was injured for 81 $50. 10 the Home Mutual
Insurance Company. ofthis city. 81 go Of which,
was on the stock IN the cellar
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No. / Alvord's Block, Corner
Meridian and Georgia sts..
INDIAN1POLIS, INDIANA.
4 CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
gHfaitible I'm Correcting 1rregu.
Iarities, Removing bstructtOus
Of the Monthly Turns. from
whatever Causc and Always
successful AS "A Preventative,

Aud the "cniy sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for al
these siict complaints peculiar 90 the vhsth-
CT married Z single"
these Pills nothing new, but have been used ~
the Doctors many years, both IN France aud Amer
ics with unparalleled success ia every case. and be 10
urged BY many and stes who have used them 70
make the Pills public for the eevtson u those SUI
sring from any irregularities whatever, well -
prevent increase Of family where health viii net
permit Il. PemAles peculiarly situated or those sappss
ing themselves 90 cautioned rs; using these
pill while in condition. the proprietor assumes
no responsibility after tue above sdmcnitsn although
t9si. rlensss would prevsntany misehiof 70 heath
Oherwse The ri. AEer-connsnded- Full anc srpleif
directions accompany eaeb box
% Geo pOIFs RAyH BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
To, thersaut by letter. both by Dy-e. sn1
assEts 20 al parts ~ the world bch answers have
been Eefarned which ladies say nothing Ike the shove
Puls have been known sine. the sCIKSCE or kkDl-
cI<Y DAMNED UPON THY WORLD N REhOvtS0
OBJ TRUCTtoSs AND kEsToEIrG NATURE 10 III
PROPfRCHASNEI, quoting the nerves ard restoring
IA. rosy coor ~ health "a the cheek ofibe nsst deli.
cate
PRICE n 90 PER scx. SIX BOXES for os %.
Sold by all Druggisis. and By the fco~tns Joobing
- fDrur Houa-.. for tDtisnapehs. Indiana
d5es by s-ndinz e. procure the Piils, senf ese-
aten;isily By nail. and without observation, 20 any
ga, of The city county, and for sale By
ToxL1NsOS a COX No i. East wsshipgtss strssf-
STEWART 4 MORGAN, No. 20. East Wsshingtso
street
". l. HAsKETT 4 CO. 10. u. West washinsss.
H.LsE. Noe - and n. Bates Block.
J. y sXsOrR, No. 5. Bate house BLOCK. and ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Coal >uies

NEW OK. Oct. At the eoai sale to- da y
the prices obtained were: Lump, $40 Is: small,
sli 4o@il SIS s5a,e si 49, ,s egg sil ls 90
Higher prices could have been obtained for some
OF the varieties. When lump coal reached S 10
-. it WIS knocked down without waiting for
further bids A similar course We. pursued in
regard ~ orc or two other kinda The price OF
SI2 for stove coal, however. WA not sustained.
, The buyers were not generally prominent aud
experiesc cd coal desIers ard il is considered thai
the rates % c-dsy will not be very long main
raireg
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Georgia Affairs

.sEzv Yosk Oes 4-Th- Steamers Zodiac
snd Raleigh bsiag S.vAunsh sdviees TO The 3eth
uit
The Herald saws The Geotgi. Union Club Of
meeting on the 9th. cordially endorsed the
uomiaAti5Ds o. Bennett. Dr T Y CLARK
and A. ". Stone dsiegstes ~ tie State conven-
ton. true and loyal &c the government Of tn
United States. and a. opposed to secessioH under
any prete1t The Club also announced itself c D
posed 10 universal safrage and en iorsss the policy
OF the sshington administration
The Augusta Chronicie learns that Dispatch
has been Eece.Tsd a: Atlanta stating that A II
Stephens has been pardoned and will return
home ---'.te
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Railroad Election.

TOLEDO, o, Oct. The Great Con.ol
dated Toledo, " abash and Western Railway
Company unanimously elected the following Di
rectoFs OF said Company for the eusuiDg year
A. DO ly. John H. KaoE, f c. Lich6elir J. r
Jssnp. j Ross. j. Spears. J. Danlap. s s.
Humphrey, W. Kidd. W A White, Wells
SteIton G Crel, ". CobuFu aud ] ". Dssm
mond.
The following we're elected officers of tbs
Company: A Body. President; W, Colbusn
Vice President and General Superintendent. and
J Drummonl, Secretary and Treasurer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

PsEKapTehy san or BrrLptNe l.ers w LEY
1 sirft'n. Rel E>,G- AucriJneer,. will sell at
O'Clock next Monday ahetnuou. ~ tie pre-
mis SIXTY ,hsee choice building lots. sirusted
on tile west side ~ Est street, Immediately
westof the Virgins aVenae line ct street cars.
ana being a part of the ate Is. +. Morris Home :
stead The grounds h4ye net heretofore been
in he m.rke, Ard -re nov Offered for sAle for the
firsstime The lois arc al at :. convenient size
Tor building purposes, ssta siros., and alleys.
Terms eaSy See Advertisement is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Ehe Ncyy Bonds sntercstsug to Peu.


NEw YoRK. Oct 4-The Herald's special
sAys: o. the $40 bonds for the conversion
of certificates of Indebtedness and other interest
bearing securities, three denominations only will
be MADE. viz: 81 zoos. SJ0O's aud Sl00's. The
81 ,OU0' are the only ones nov ready
The Pension Bureau desires 80 be known by
applicants for pensions that il is unnecessary for
them 10 20 to Inc expense of obt tanning cettif-
Gates o. the loss oil hmbi, the Bureau has that
information already.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
IT'D La - II -.
Il yoa require . rel able reney 10 restore yess = :
DR. HAREEYS FEMALE PILES.

never failing rs,ned, for the removal Of oes'roesns
no matter firm seAsf oGss> hey drss Isey are ssse
a.. -. ma An restore IN every case Iney
are .lso .esrsoes in ell o. wssknes whises ne
I.nsu. xc Sold In Containing 60 Pulls. fr'cs -
go ser DIT. Hsrvey's Private Medical Adviser se-
,ss.s fen aies: 100 pages. giving all insnsroee
--n,. required for postage. fycn CANNOT Pceae Us
- :, :. mr. eru. sist tsey Viii BY mali, pct
- .xear. from ooservaop. rec<ipf 0Ooe po<Aess
=. t,r B-yAr Cousu ting Physician,
" - r. ra-s ss7 Brosd~sy. Nee Ycrk.
ns,-.- -,r,,,..S nv D~mas sasDes c.. Whslsss =
,a,. Ne. Iork: Isnliasoa Csx. Aren. Tor indiana
Ag"' auges-1sskAvly
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d IT" .
Cincinnati Market.

CIycTn>sIIt oct- q
Ia. demand isE the higher grades Of four, and mol
de- ak higher proes; sales Of extra. made entirely on
the sd stock g s. IS: family 500 10 3D. fancy 10 q
al CO. snperfne 5tS37 -, and extra. made rem hse
whcst. g -.
r. re old rel Wheat advanced 10 q -, ana rsie'
At -f,5-. ,-ere mac Al o KILLERS pay aitsn
tior - The better grades 81 red aud there 90
dsmars =. -0al %. Tar corn duh a. eo463 hu
there good local demand TOT sneAso sno pfoe- nav
Rive Ia good c-maRd at &c for new, and SC fer cid bar
Lev unchanged and prices nominal.
whi-ky st.asy at - %
Provisions nc bsngsd, and lrrz for all articles
Butter dun at <sas43c Cheese firm a. $685.
Gold 45fe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

sE- Wiley Martin have laid on our table a
new editio7 of their Map of indianapolis. con-
tanning all the late additions to the city the line
ofltsest fsihoads. ADD al other matisrs of in
'eiest IL is gotten up in fine style. and should
he in the Office OF every business man
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

PosT-OEFIcx ROBBERY Henry ) Nourse, a
stamping clerk in tire post-otfice was arrested
yesterday charge OF having purlonei letters
containing valuables He saws he only took
about thuty letters, the most OF which he re.
turned Some four or five he destroyed He
says he got about twenty dollars in money Some
OF the letters contained draits. which he said he
ssH.t o. ss he could not use the drafts He
waived an examinatiop, and was held 10 bail in
the sum Of 81 900 for his Appearance before the
United States Court. valuable letter was
foand on his person al the time of his arrest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Mexican Affairs

3 NV YORK, Oct ii e Hersld's Vera Cruz
correspondent represents terrible state OF al
fairs il Mexico. Disorder and violence reigns
supreme. The guerrilas increase ia numbers,
snd their depFeiaiions continue in ali sections
Some sixteen hundred additional French
troops have lately arrived. and number of ne
gro troops expected from Egypt. 1t is feared
they will bring the cholera with them, and iRa let
new misery o. the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Ehe Memphis Fire.

CAIRO, Oet 4.-Nearly 900 bale. 81 cotton
passed here to-day, no-t!y for New Albsny In
diana.
The amount Of cotton burned \. Memphis Oh
Sunday was much greater than a, fret reported.
Il il now estimated , 800 bales were burned.
Tho De Soto, E,na aud New York Insurance
Companies are the principal losers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Eenian Meeting al nashville

NASHVILLE, Oct "A large and enthusiastic
meeting OF the FeniaH Brotherhood, held al
the Court House tonight Speeches were made
aud resolutions passed Gros. enthusiasm ~ss
manifested.
The trial of John q. Brant commenced o-dsy
but on account Of the absence of accused the
Court adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

The HtRo's Own SToRy General Shsr-
mans official account ofthe great march through
Georgia and the Carolinas, from the departure
from Chattanooga TO the surrender of General
Johnston, and the Confederate forces under his
command; TO which Is added General Sherman ;
Evidence, before the Congressional Committee
on the Conduct of the War; the snimadversons
OF Secretary Stanton and General HaIleck with
a defence of his proceedings. &c For sale by
Bowen, Stewart 4 Co. This ia a reliable history
of this very interesting march. and should be
generally read
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

PoIIoz AATzEss.--Testerday re gathered be
following items AZ the Police Cour,
Hattie Trusler. Tor keeping house Of III mr.
hned 800 to the school fund snd 50 20 to The Oh
GERS OF TIE Court
Belle Russei. 70 being n q bad house" paii
Sl4 20. =.
Samuel A " McCarty. ior ssssnl;ihg and
batiering William Pagter. pad Slu ~
TimD'hy Sullivan bat cred ard assaulted Ann
sslkvan. ard Dot hsslng the 50 80 required O.
pay his fne. vas seJt - tie oh&s1-gang 90
fifteen dsys.
John Grace paid 81 40 for being drunk, AL
aide son Ekin and Jsmes Kelly were Zach sea
gp Cor the same ofeuce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
General Grant at Fittsburg

PlrrssuRe, Oct. 4--Gen Grant arrived here
this morning amid great enthusiasm. 4 grand
procession escorted him through the principal
streets 10 the CITY Hall. where be held public
reception Business was generally suspended
He leaves Tonight on Especial trsiu sn route for
" distinction
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

NEW YsEE, Oct &
Cotton more active An. eAcltei, aud lac higher, 81
4s 20 for m ddllng md By auction to-day for Govern
uent account I'll bales Of New Orleans and Mobile
cotton sold al st.46
= Flour loo better; IS LIS c. for extra sste: =
u for Round Hoop Ohio. and SVe IL . TOT usa'
brands, the market closing rrD
Whisky rslher easier al - p closing With buyers .:
9 - and sellers A. -.
70sf - for Milwaukee club, AL IS for amber MI
vauxee ~ for com winter red Western, <ofof uhit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

CIRcuIr CouRr-Yesterday. in the Circuit
Court, Bridget Bury vas tried for grand lar
ceny, and not being found guilty was discharged.
Lewis Brown was tried tor grand larceny. in
stealing meat from the Soldiers Home. found
guilty. and sentenced TO two years in the peui-
Tertiary .t1rl H
William WILDER was on trial yesterday after
noon for grand larceny. in stealing money from
soldier The case wac being argued when we
we're in Court, aud would probably he submit
ted 90 the jury iast night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct IA fi,e broke ont th.
afternoon in the upper stoEy Of the building No.
1905 Water street, occupied by Gee. Copeland,
cotton broker; W. F koreder, dealer IN var
nshes Harding L Heath, tin, copper and sheet
iron workers, and Bydon Bordeaux. coal safe
uvke,s. Total loss probably $4,000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

IL Brick-mssons and plasterers have been
partially stopped this week for want Of line -
The supply has been very limited during the
whole season. and for several DAYS It has run
nearly out. This FaDt OF lime oceurs every sea
son. Why dcf't tie master brick nfisons unite
and burn their own lime # they can't &c, full
supply from other sourcesi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

~ The extra train for the State Fair
started from this city yesterday morning with
less than car load OF passengers This look.
as il the AZ enhance 81 the Fair from central and
sou.bsn INDIANA ~ould >be cry small We are
disappointed IN this. "a We expected the attend
snce would be very large
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

lE- The work OF building tue First Presby
terian Church. the corner Of New York and
Pennsylvania streets, is progressing rapitlY-the
lecture room will be ready for the roof in ie~
-eeks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

THREE O'CLOCK, a. "a.
vtsgSrsNG sFEns al NEWS


SOUTHERN INVOCATION TO BRAZIL.
Nv YoeK. Oct 4.-The Times learns froa a
reIsou aho has been in crested IN the objected
scheme OF emigration froto the soathern States
to Braza that ths whole project has been given
Up.
PORTRAIT or JOHN sslGnT.
A fnc portrait of John Bright BY Mr. Fa.usr,
Kili be u q ented to the Chamber OF CosaGeFee
to-moero. the portrait sss executed tor n :
Cbi;teaden aud ill Dc prses0ted nv him. Ii
viii form c,mpanicn piece - TIE painting Of
Richard Golden Ay lie s-ne artist. bow IN pos
Session 4 tho Chamber.
rrrEl IN Nlw ROM. j,
Ave story tenemsni house occupied by SIX
teen IL miles corner OF Sortd sad Owe streets
vas bum, Us, night Loss go 0oo insurance
s,n III
The Psclnc 81 Ill -Go's Law .tsAmer, u.
Chagsee5. 10 returned iFoa he7 tia TIP ~nish
nroved successful. Sas oil p'y between New
/ ers .rd Aspnwail
pErAnrrlsz OF iafzssoxAKIK,
The folosiag Esissionsrie- let Boston ss-ief-
llav: Re-. y. Hsuis. sho is returning TO a
sork n ,shich hswas iormcriy engaged; Rev.
E. o. -S,essis md wite su fssef Of whom 20
,sae,fhs D fsc..on OF n. ncrican lssptist Mis-
soar, Z zion 30 labor in Su.nah The Rev.
vi Alexander and wife. ghO 20 under the dire
,ioi. os The Presby;erian BOardi I'D Mrs Bacbs
lor. who gves 20 join her husband in the miss'e
ary work Il orizis. Hiodoostar.
sPgEcR OF GEN. RANKS
la aeech a. Ilwrencc, n ass, a Monday
night. Gel Banks said en- here to-day
.nrer and poorer man than when 4 lea you
iour yesrs ago
TrETuEg rzoI MEXICO.
The de aid Vera Cruz letter OF the 2isf
s.vs. Marshall Bsssins hst 4iscovered ceo-
srisses il the capital sGd hss had upwards OF
! 100 OF TIE mot prominent resident, OF The city
ia,nrisoasd bssiaihe has SPECIAL poiies force
+ II hi. or SD exercises supreme power nhsn-
sres hes ses m, be c1n have ssrsous arrested
without saving a word 20 ihe Imperial authori
tie THIS has occss.oned serloUs difficulty be
tween the Emperor and The Marshal, which
enae3 .s5v A e. *. tlsc anne eosnuer as hssother
dif6cuitissS Pc fotistr- naie nip into The
couutr, wnen the .attcr liberated those prissnsrs
xho could yroye their innocence.
TIE Au.trians have suffered fresh defeat ~
| 1,i.es Three hundred II them marched
.rsitst Republican Cobuei coif-guenos. and
we're beaten aud striped o. lheir weapons. An
other Austrian ceischa snt cIpefleacst the sAms
\ fate ut Husstetca.
On the occasion Of the Anniversary of MeIt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
DAILY, KEEFER K RUSH.

wholesale Druggists 80. -, South Meridisn street
as. LACEY, General travelling Agent for the wssssrs
States is7, Dearborn street.. Chicsso. ulino.s.
B-Sen. Genuine Gnl~s- the bos IL s-rnee u D.
aovT,, jsn3i-diyeo<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
lob PRINTING
CITY iTE ~ s

r. In the Common Piet. Court, ye.,cfdas
cceace 81 divorce granted 10 johanna l.
.Iohascn for reason. satisfactory 20 the Court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

s Another mad dog killed near the
rolling mill yesterday. A good deal of excite
ment was created in the neighborhood on his ar
peArance- IL j. reported that he BIT horse and a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

t2 We uuderstand the temperance men have
determined not TO file bonds in the cases Of ao-
peal against the granting Of liquor licenses. now
before the Auditor. La that event the licenses
should be Issued BY the Auditor when the fifteen
days OF Limitation fixed by the Commissioners
sxpire
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

~ On Monday next those tpe building ,oi'
OF he west SIDE OF ElStstteei, just ives. OF the
line of ne Virginia Avenue Rtilro-d, and ad-
ioinirg he Norris Homestead, will be sold 4
auction Oaly one filh Of tie purchase money
70 tie pad cash ~ tine Of ,le see advertise
ment o. Wiley y Martin So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

FoRr MosRoE, OF "A ten-inch Dihlgren
guu was taken 10 the Rip RAYS to-day. |, Is de-
signed Tor testing the sireug'h II the classmates
ln Fori M ood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

- The Supreme Court adiourned OF Tue
day phere gill re nos,ierisio3i made ugail the
conmgnceuient OF The Fall term. on the fourth
Monday in November
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

n The Boot ard Shoe bll OF any family Is
az imrortant item IN the expense account. 10
essen TINS ofit buy vrrr goods from that large
stock Of Custom Hork at the Capital Shoe
Store =" J GOSwiNGoRk X Co.
A Tiuuedae i Jones Stand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

FuE OrxNiNe.-1h his week Baker Mclser
will cOm mence 10 open th,ir lomense stock OF
Ladies rnd Gcntomens Fufs. Their stock Is
decidedly the largest u this market, comprising
everything in Tire line Dealers are solicited to
give them cal before purchasing. a. they ars
prepared to sell at less thar the present New
fork prices 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

Bro TRsiS "A tran OF two hnndred and
fifty ak mule Government wagons, six move
able forge. and two ambulances on their way
from W Washington city to Leavenworth. Kansas,
passed through this city yesterday They were
undsr the charge of C-ptain NJ Fl Vaudeville
The teams look in good condition. and had al
easy time pulling empty wsg, They we're
driven by white drIvers Following lie train
were ten wagons. loaded with hay for forage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

y BE sure aud 60 to-day to Feather atom ;
large Auction sale of Shoes and Boots Hats ami
Gaps in giea, variety, Mems Wcmen's ard
Children's, al sizes and new goods Also few
very piee Day Goods. Ladies are invited.
". h FEArBtRsroS, Au,tieneer.