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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
APPOINTMENTS AND Paouorloxs IN Isp

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN INDIANA
REGIMENTS -l4Sth Regiment-Company c. X
NJ. Curtis captain; Lee o Harris. Let lieutenant
Nathan J jordan. 81 lieutenant Company ID,
Abram Clark, captain: James A. Goodrich,
Let lieutenant; James X Langsdsle. ID lieu
tenant
I44th Reg; ment- Company B. Henry c Fer
gu,on, captain: FLOYD 6 Ogden. lst lieutenant:
Philip l. Davis, - lieutenant Company ID.
George W Riddle, captain; Emery 7. Toney
l.. Lieutenant; Hamilton Martin. 81 lienten-
ant.
l47th Regiment Company d. Taylor Gibson.
captain; Matthew Jones. lst lieutenant; AoeI
Gibson. 2d iieutensht.
l50th Regiment Company B. Charles f.
Howe. captain: David Earhsrt. LIST lieutenant;
Joseph Burguin, "a Lieutenant
l46lh Regiment-Company A. Thomas 7.
Spillmsn. ,piaiu; Geo. w. Reed, LIST lieutenant.
Christian j. Henry. 81 lieutenant.
1884 egiment-Company A, John l. Scott,
captain; Eugene Sullivan. lst lieutenant; Benton
Shelinoerger. % lieutenant. Company ID.
Oliver H. F. Carey, captain; Joseph Sugar.
1T lieutenant; Joseph F. Ruess I'd lieuten-
ant.
l43d K. ciment-John r Gill To tie colonel
formerly OF the Oath ludians; John l.. McQuid-
DIV to be lieutenant colonel. formerly of the 2Sd
Indiana
Jth negintht-Oc MHJOf btihNctc DufI
70 be ist lieutenant and quartermaster in the
place of Kelly, mustered out: Capt James ID
BrAden to be major IN place OF Carter, mustered
18Th Regiment-Serg'i Major jesse II. Coch
ran to be 1t lieutenant and quartermaster in
plsce OF Lee. dismissed.
l6h Regiment-C James u. Hildreih TO
De Major Lieut. Col Robert CoDover to be
colonel and Major James h. Hildre,h to be lieu
tenant colonel
18th Reg mert-Assistsn; Surgeon John u
LaIkin to be surgeon; Hospital Steward David g
Dome 10 be assistant surgeon.
18Th Regiment-Major James Z Black to be
lieutenant colonel
- Reg ment-Capt Vim Il Snodgrsss to be
mejor. William $ Jordan TO be ., lieutenant
ana aGJutant
10Th Resiment-Msjor Newton A Logan &c
be lieutenant colonel
29th Regiment Lieut. Col. Samuel o Greg
orS 70 DE colonel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

u The directors Of che Union Insurance
Company. which has Jus, been organized IN this
city BY large number Of the most substantial
men OF the state, have decided TO double the
amount Of he capital stock OF the company i'm
msdiately- They intend % naks !, g iron
bound" 10 every respect, and to put Il rpon such
basis "a TO make every one insuring W il feel
that they insured in fact. q. well in name.
IL will be 10 the hands Of gentlemen Of the high.
est standing 10 The city. or the state, and so
strong ~ TO dety composition. Large eastern
companies have 100 long occupied this field
lis time Indiana had a company Of her own
that would take rank with the best in the whole
county The Union will be Just that company.
and We wish it success with all our hearts. The
officer, TO whom application should be made for
stock. are James NJ, Ray. President L B.
Martindsle. Treasurer ID. " Grsbbs. Secre
tary Alfred Harrison. William II English and
Thomas II. Sharp, Executive Committee Geo
Merritt. j. II. Baldwin .Chas. II. Ray mond, Vim
5. Hubbard. c. Rsthbone. l.. q Wauea,
John " BursJn. NJ Ray. T. B Martindsle.
Alfred Harrison. W II English. and T II
Sharp, Directors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

NKwsIEs, \. c., February I6-Tbe fail Of
Fort Fisher causes revolution ia the minds Of
the people Of this stste. which, " there i .ny
meaning in the BALI threats emsnatiDg from the
state capital, must result in the separation OF
North Carolins from the coDfederacy
Raleigh is garrisoned bv the union force
which j, the necessary protection required by the
conservative party
A rebel paper fsvors return 20 the union even
with emancipation.
The eEemv moving their supplies from
Wilmington with view TO the evacuation CT the
city
IL j. estimated that there are over $50 600 900
worth Of cotton stored from Wilmington along
the line OF The railroad reaching 10 South CuOli-
na and the southern part of North Carol na
Shermsn's movements We regard sith much
anxiety. The rebel papers of the state predicts
that he will attempt TO hold GOldsboro and RA-
leigh
The R.legh, North Carolins. Standard aud
Raleigh Progress aud other conservative papers
in the state are praying tributes 10 the military
genius OF General Sherman. whose appearance
will be welcomed with applause.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

CHANGE or OFFICERS The following named
Off GERS OF Indiana regiments have left the ser
vice for the causes stated.
FIRST heavy artillery, 2lsE regiment, Col. John
A. keith. honorably discharged. having rendered
his resignation based on surgeons certificate Of
disability
Second Lieut.. Omer Tousey CO. {. discharged
Tor the good OF the service q"
Thirty eighth regiment Capt Henry +. Perry
houoFa6ly discharged account Of physical
disability
>ixsv-third egiuient. Sargeos Caleb V Jones
dismissed
master John Doughty. mustered out and hon
orally discharged
Sixty 9th regiment. 81 Lieut. Charles <
Preston, resigned.
Eighty fifth regiment, lst Lieut. and Ado
tAnr Hiram L Tlllotson. resigned
Ninety ninth regiment. Lieut. Col John n
Berkev. resigned. 2i Lieut. Henry Nlier, hon
craby discharged on aecouo; OF physical disa
bilty
Oae hundredth regiment. Il; L.eu;. Gideon
RUhbun. resigned
one hundred and twenty fourth regiment
Cag; samuel p Conner mustered out. tor ten
ierinr ME resignation while uucsr charges
Oae hundred and twenty ninth regiment
Chaplain A. T Reese. resigned: Lieut. Colone
solomon belong. resigned; let Lieut. Crs~iorC
Fairbanks. resigned
RKvoxrp The order Diminishing from IN.
service Capt 81 =. Scott. SD regiment Indians
volunteers for disooeIience OF orders. has. 3" III
der toe special circumstances of The case, and II
consideration OF bis having conducted detach
msnt Of recrrits from Nashville 20 Savannah
beso revoked By speci4l ORDER from the war &C
partment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

NEw ORLEANS. February 10. via. CaIso. Feb
fu,ry 20-The rebel Col. Griffith, commanding
a; Woodvine. has placed an embargo upon the
passage OF cotton and citizens into the federal
lines
The annual report of Thomas " Conway,
superintendent OF the bureau Of free labor, shows
the following result
The number OF freedmen nor under Conway 6
charge supported by the government are / All
The expense Of the government for the year is
sl4, 400 The number Of freedmen on paLta-
tons in the department managed BY the bureau
during the year. 50 900. Number OF pan,a-
tions under cultivation, $1,000 Amount Of
property transferred TO the treasury department.
81 900 .240
Theco markell. poorly supplied Prices
better.
Sugar Gle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

NEv YoaE. February 90
Cotton less active aud without decided change
sales al s49s5 FOR niddng
Flour state and western opened iEm anc
closed dull and dropping. sales we're made Of
slO.459SlO.6O extra state: Sll ,20(all IS eru.
round hoop Ohio. and Sill 50G IL 90 for trade
brands; market closing quiet
Whisky rather more active; western - q "a
! 81 %. nearly all a. the latter price
Wheat heavy and lower: sales Of No. 2 Chi
csgo spring 81 1902 ~. 81 20 for choice No.
DO: 81 10 for Milwaukee club. and - % for
winter red western.
Rye dull and heavy ct al 6I@l62
| Barley quiet and unchanged.
| Corn duu; old mixed uesteFn Is qroled si
| 81 Sc
Dat. rather more steady sales a, 81 lih@
al ~ for western.
Coffee dull
Sugar quiet. Cabs Nu.coY.do 1914 a2sJs
Havana l6Gl9r
Aolssses dull add nominal.
Petroleum quiet 40 for crude 66'S6s for
refined in bond. and s6@s7 for refined free.
Wool quiet.
Pork irregular aud moderate demand; $35 81 a
IS 1915 rev mess; $33 50933 Is for 1864 do.
cash and regular ~sy. closing ~ $50 - for re
gulsr; aud % 00@30 90 for prime; i3s Goa
81 Is for prime mess.
Beef firm and in good demand; SIS O0622 90
for plain mess, and $2l GA for extra meas
Beef hams quiet and steady at sos SOAR.
Dressed hog. higher AZ ia a l7l.c for
western
Bacon in fair demand: Cumberland cut 90;
POI long cut hams; 81 "A short ribbed. and 20Ie
short clear
Cut meats in good demand: l7AIsi. for
shoulders. and 1922 for hsms
Lard 6rmer and more active: sales at 1910
24I4c.
Butter 326l7 for western. and 42a5s for
state.
Cheese nominal at l4d22
Money easier at sac per cent
Sterling dull and nominal, lOs@ 1888,
Gold heavy and lower; opening at 2O2. de
clining 10 1881 and closing At 900
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

~ Hos often Is IL the case that The -iek man
I. confined for DAYS and weeks. and often loses
hi. life. or rises from his sick bed with some per
m.uent disability. because the medicine ne taxes
aid no. have the effect intended by his physician
This nav have been because tue mea'eines were
.dultsraied or i4spnfe. or the proper proportions
- 30, ,..s nv Che druggist. No need
ter, ny of these efYects tdaf gets hrs medicine
Al senour'.. In the Bates House block hl'
medicines are unadulterated. pure and fresh and
the gentleman that puts up bis prescriptions 10
derstsnds his business thoroughly. and mskes NJ
mistakes Get your prescriptions Oiled at ss
aosr's, II ysu want 10 get well and live long
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
PROFESSIONAL.
II T. NJ q " a L.
Doctor WV. THOM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

!. !. !.
VHTHKRg HI WILL CONTINUE
w 20 treat ard cure Private n
Diseases, In all their species .tsges,
rsnihcstions and phases. FL
D.. Nm. Thomson vii give ~
escG patient written instrumeui ~
binding himself eject radical
and permanent Cn-e, Iaake 40 n
charge.
Dr. Vim. Thomson La made the
treatment VI Private Diseases A
speciality ssos the year ls.lihree yess the city
Buffalo n. esht years in Chicago H. and year,
In Peoris III. During eight years practice In Chicago.
H., he cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. VIM. Thomson In bis practice for scrofuia Rhsr-
matte and general diseases Of III. blood Fumiga
ting vspor Path Of the nos Ingenious kind censse
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequences ofseIf- abuse.
This solitary vice. depraved sexual indulgsEce, n
praetieed by the youth Of both almost
Limited extent, producing with unerrsg certainty the
following train % morbid nptons unless eonbatec by
seienne medical measures, viz Ssllov eorptenapce,
DARK spcis nnder the eyes, pain In the head ringing IN
Ting OF charots uneaness about the ions weakness
the limbs confused vision, blunled intellect loss OF con-
hdence, cdenee IN spprosehpg ssrsprers eisIIke 70
form new scqusiisDce-. disposition shun society.
loss OF nory hectic Pushes, pnple and various sruH
tons about the face fuTred tongue night twests fste
sresth coughs, co--vnpt.on. nonsanis and srsqss.f
y insanity.
The afflicted, the hrst appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms. should iE asdisisy apply TO Dr. ws-
sn6oros AID Consultation n -rs No 70 ssuth Del.
ware street. indianapolis. Ird.
p. o. Box 1850 sas2l-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
from ~. Louis

81 LovIs. February 2O.-Coonel Livingston,
commanding on ne plains. reports two fights
near Mud Springs. from The 4th to the 9Th inst
betseen nesrly t~o thousand ludians and about
900 Of the lib Ohio and 7ih Iowa cavalry IN
der Lieut. Col. Collins. The Indians we're driv-
en- of With loss Of forty killed Our loss VAS
to killed and 81 wounded.
The Indians went north. numbering 700 lodges
ani driving to herds Of captured cattle With
them
General E~ing teie.raphed IRON Washington
TIA, ne made al arran re nent for raising thirteen
regiments Of cavalry IN tbs state for one years
service which will relieve the state Of Missouri
from the DAFT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
Prom Philadelphia.

fHiLaDsLPHIa, February 2O-The sales of
sos ~ JAy Cook during the week ending Sat
urdav -ere tweE:y-siI millions ave hundred snd
tweutv Thousand Two hundred dollars
Ar THIS rate the remainder OF the loan gill be
sod before the end % The month. Al banks
and bankers supply he loan AZ par 10 immediate
applicants.
Jay Cook. general subscription agent reports
the sales o-day amounting 10 $4l2 ,6lb. tpelud-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

TX MKNoRIsH Where's. IL has come % tie
.noxledge of the Young Bachelors Association
Of she death of our much beloved friend snd
ro,o.niou. Mr. Samuel Gunde!hng.r and
.be.<as. our feelings dictate that se should pre-
sen, soa,e testimonial of respect for the deceased
therefons be II
Resolved, That while We humbly submit TO
,,he Divine decree We cannot refrain sorely Ia
.ren,;ng the loss Of q noble friend and com
,panion.
q That in the death of ar Samuel Gunde
s,rer We have lost an excellent friend. who,
vh,le among us was ever faithful sustaining a
moral character, the example Of which was CON
mendabse before all.
:, That this association extend It's heartfelt
.,upathy to the personal relatives and friends OF
the deceased.
4 That these resolutions be inscribed IN the
minute book of the ASSOCIATION.
s. That copy of the above preamble and res
olutions be published in the Indianapolis papers
and also that a copy be sent TO the relatives Of
the deceased.
J c. JcsrPH
DAVID BoEHN,
Isaac WoLFs.
Lao DkssAs.
Sol STRAUSS.
AoRRis GREsHyfnEa,
7 u ELLxSsoGES
Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

cFW We shall be under obligations to our
friends If they will furnish Va any items OF news
that may come under their observation. and that
We may not be likely TO hear of ANY fact IA
relation to city matters, that will be Of general
interest. or that will benefit the city. IL left at
the Office. will be thankfully received
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
from Cairo.

CAIRO. February 20-Two hundred and fifty
bales of cotton passed 10 day for 81 Louis
The Mississippi Central rsilroad has been re-
paired by the rebels, and were running to
Grenada
Twelve hundred hogs crossed Pearl river for
Cuba station where they will be slaughtered for
the rebel army
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

EXPEDITIONS were circulated in all parts OF
the city yesterday. to get the tax payers to sign.
petiioLing the city council TO fund the city debt,
and 10 issue bonds This petition not only re
fers to enough to clear the city from the pend
ing draft, but covers all past expenditures. oi
whatever kind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
s~For second hand beds. bedstead.. chair

~ For second hand beds. bedsieads chairs.
rocking chairs. Office chairs looking glasses.
tables, desks, bureaus, wardrobes. stoves. cook
ing stoves, paror stoves and all kinds OF office
and house furniture, before buying, go to J X.
Marots, No. 233 East Washington street, and
see il he has not the very article you want IL
he has he will trade il for greenbscks or any ar
ticle Of furniture you can spare. Marot is q
public benefsctor in the way OF supplying sll tina;
want second hand furniture.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

MKrRoroLIrAs THEArRE Mrs Waller played
the Jewess Naomi in splendid style last evening
60 a packed audience Her defamation OF the
curse justified the elaborate landations il has re
ceived from the press. o-nght she represents
for the only time during her engagement. the
great Shakspearian character Of lseo. supported
by Mr. Riley as Othello. and the whole strength
of the company. The estimation in which Mrs
Walters Iago is held by the best critics may be
inferred from the quota;ons in our columns from
contemporaries.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

ar erect comfortable dwellings, built 20 -0rinss
and IA good style TIE psynsn;osh fas nreh Is hs
psyElents-aot mach thar far rent he
premises Having lots IN nearly all parts Of the city
accommodate all Wishing q home and hr.
~ large amount 81 lanb%r hand, and vorknea
sssty employed. buildings shers nS-1es-
NKKRNAxk PIkRCI,
Aps-1S ksA, Rstsss Ags
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

The beauty aud dslcacy ef the female srr.n.
isuon 70 ssy nothing OF us physiological eharscisrs-
ties. are sufficient Indications that 4 sob 20 forms
Of disease and no1fncatons pee ulisr 70 ftseH me
Physeisn FL the present day coss encounter ssy
more forms OF uterine diseases thaa Cid he pAysesa
Ely but owing the present social eondtisn
OF WOMAN her diseases increased Frequency ana
to the truth Of this assertion the zencko desbs BY
consumption bear ample witness.
new method, and with The hsppiest results Preap-
sas lss,i; falling q the Womb Eruptons sf de
yelio~ish, dirty green pAilor Of the surfaces
hessum, or absent henstrlsiol: Amenorrhes OF Re-
teEtoH OF tho henses; DysenOrrhea painful and ain
cult Gov - the Nenses: Henorrh.gis prosue M-u-
situation; Leuchorrhss and altered secre
Ton u tie m1ens -gsnsrsy white nearly eslers-s
Reader. have given you class Of disease. thss ar.
met with In Females OF all ages whether married or IN
msrred and 10 married Females would ssy that there
diseases Of Pregnancy, Psrturep, and Lsctsiion Of
which space will nc, admit elucidstioa omit 10 fos
the council chamber, adding but mere disease 60
this let, add that i formidable one-Uzerston oftAs
body OF the uterrs.
senbsge Of morbid phenornens OF ths chsrscter yeu
have no time 30 spare, but once apply for med cal
aid Htos late 20 arrest the disease il o. least posss-
De g PAaIe ne symptons ana thus smoo,hs the pah
In msIeri'y q instance. tse-e diseases have mss.
considerable progress before the patient Becomes alarm
ee In some cases emscston 10 the indie slios
that attracts the attention Of the patients epd And
nere reader let nc call pour earnest attention TO the
i'sttui NikNncsnce OF the Noro wasting y II not Only
constitutes the leading feature but the earliest and
NEST ominous symptoms Of Consumption, examples %
Which are invariably met -ith Ia young ladies DO are
gifted with high intellectual endowment, refined &c.
corp ishmens and eyes hashing With unnatural bril-
ia9ey-not regarding fh.te iadicstsus a. being tho.s
OF recipient disease, hut thrss o. psrtOral chsru.
TFus. ala. he poe, slngs-
Consumptisns' ehesk ne'er look. pure.
And lovely, than when past all errc.
ard vef thst bloom, 20 fresh 20 still
Has tent its feeting cid 90 hill
aneakg n fhoxr rho
u ekness, dss-h and suffering too:
Though who. Just view ing right 50 fair.
Conld dream that de,;h ihsref''
Adci-fs T. O. Bca 1854
UTOrice hours from 9 A. NJ toIPn Room xs
- East Washington Street, indianapolis, Indiana.
feble-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

In muddy weather, when the ground is
iuicy, to preserve the health you must have good
shoes Ii you want boots or shoes that will
keep out all moisture. keep your feet warm and
dry, get Lintz to make you pair. He has the
best Of leather: and bis workmen are artists in
their line Il il pleasure to wear pair OF
Lintzs boots. especially IN muddy weather
Lintz keeps the second door east OF the Palmer
House. on Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

CArtr.L DKUG SrokE.-Me notice that our
Young friend, Mr. n NJ Woods. has fitted up a
neat drug store on Massachusetts, avenue. At the
corEer Of Vermont street. aud furnished II with a
complete stock OF fresh drugs and medicines. per
fumtrv. fancy goods. paints and oils. window
cIsss. &c Mr. Woods is we'll known TO our
physicians as a most competent ana obhglug
Observation-Disclosures be will give his special. ler-
sonsl attention to dispensing prescriptions We
most cheeriully commend the Capital Drus
store TO the patronage of our citizens 2D-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
sEv YORK soSky n1kxEf.

Nav YoRK, February 81.
The gold market is heavy under the news of
Saermsn's victories and operations are very linn
tied. The money market remains easy, and the
supply is in excess OF the demand Sterling ex-
change is very dull.
Lster.--Gold closed n, Gsllagher's exchange
90 day at 2003a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
WThe Council met last night. and trau..

CE The Council met last night and traus
acted but little business The time princi
paiIy occupied in counting the number OF sub
scrbers To the petition To fund the city debt. and
discussing that question. vas foundt that the
list only lacked about 900 names To- make the
required number OF three fourths OF the tax pay
ers The Council adjourned until Wednesday
night. when it is expected the requisite number
will he obtained
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

rE Rhodius. the irrepressible Rhodius, still
oeneinues TO dispense beverages of the mos,
aen,Ing kind, to the crowds that throng the bar
Of the circle daily. For good drinks. OF what
ever kisA. composed Of the best liquors. there l.
no place Ia the city equal to the Circle. aud for
game done in the best style. Rhodius eIcels
all. The Circle is on North Meridian street.
easy OF access. and open to every man that
wants something to take
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
Erou Menphla

MENrHls. February l6.-Some three hundred
persons are said 10 have been indicted for trea-
son at the last term of the United States circuit
court OF West Tennessee.
Several persons have been arrested by the mil
itary authorities.
Steamers continue to be fred into near Hell
ena.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
2l-li

UNION TABKRsAcLK The above build ng
will comfortably seat three Thousand people Is
well lighted and heated The same is for rent
for concerts. Apply to W. II. LOOMS Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets. lndi
annapolis, Ind ~ I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
8 Y M 2 TO Nj s.

The symptoms cf Catsrrh, they generally appear
at first very slight. Persons find they hsy. cold
tina. they have frequent attacks and ar. more sens
- the changes OF temperature In this condition. the
msy bc dry, slight discharge thin and acrid
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive Az the disease
becomes chronic the discharges IN quantity
and changed in quality they thick and heavy.
and are hawked cougbed Of. The secretions are Of
fersve, causing bad breath: the voice Is thick and na
sal the eyes weak the Of the smell l. lesened
destroyed. deafness frequently takes place
common and important symptom OF Catsrrh s that the
person is obliged clear his throat in the morning
thick shiny muc-s which has fallen down from The
head during the night when this takes place the per
may be that his disease i,s psy 70 ths
lungs. snd should lose no tiu- in srresinsiL
III. above are bat few Of the many C,tnrh .ymp,sH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21
lEcTUR Es.
Philosophy Of Marriage.

gISHE rR0PErEToRs OF TIE INV YORK nusRr1
II Of Ans;ony have detsrnined, regardless 81 ca
pes>e 20 issue free for the eeneff Of suffering -
nsnty and suppressed q eusekery fsrs 81 tsss sss
Interesting and Instructive lecLnres hsrags an 10
disqgalicstions and Physiesi pso-nfy, rrs-
mature decline o. Manhood. ln<igesticc Neskn>es %
Depression rpoteuey Less Of Enerry and hAniy Pe~-
s. the rr>s, s.esa Esi these nasdies vAch r<sais
from youthfui foe2 ereesses 81 maturity. Or essses
Of Physielosy and isrs ofSsfurs.
rhss, tuvsisssis Lectures have eees the Deens 81
sn,shtsnns ga ssvsns tkousss1s ssA v - fsrvssa-
a frss on rssesps fear sta1Ds - s6krssng osse
,ary Nee yssk 1ssesn 81 Arstszy And 1s61anes "a
IrSstusy. Sss YORK. tnV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-21

~ The 1854 Indiana Regiment marched TO
headquarters yesterday and received their arms
Ii is subject OF general remark that the new
regiments made up of better class of men
than any that have proceeded them