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Moore VIM II
Mordecia J II q
Mugridge @ S
Mu1lford Thum-
Morton Thomas
Morton George
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Moran Richard
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Montgomery
Robert
Mowder Enos
Mongovan Den-
Als
MoronT Peter
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AIonon P
Aloudan Paul
Moon q Z =
nIorfarty TIP
Montague Char1s
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Moody 4 Church
Monsfey Afford
Mouaarger &
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Morehouse Wm
MplTfspnEZekiel
Mc1narney Jas
! Il
McLanc Jos n
Mcdonnell JAS
MtC1oskey John
afcCarter John
McMahon Jno
McCast1l Juo
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Mcbride Wilfred
McCaffnl Nal
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.McCu}1oek VIM
McGuire L
Mccarthy Nj
chael
,McNaman Nj
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McCcrmott MI
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:Mctlranc j Il
McCane Edward
McLean HenryS
Mcdonald Ed
Mcdonald E M
lfcGibbin Thoa
Mccain J IL
, 1865-01-30

Wells 4 spanld-,
ing y
Warner A J :
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Waegscl1et Al ;
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Webster & co ;
Warts A1be,tS
Wsmple A :
WellsEDaHlalre :
Weed B d Kent
WetherillChasC
Wasmuth Andw
Wulch Charles
Wells FredkGeo
Washburn " "
Uafah .Tf,t,n
Welle & CO AT
Warner Ebene-
ger -
Warner "
Warner VI s
Warner ] II 49,
Warren John "
Wayman John
Warren " Cling.
| ton
Wheeler mr.
Waterman LIB
Walton Lorenzo
Wilson Willtan2
Winter " B
Whitman VIM
Winters John
Wheeler & Sum-
nef
Wheeler Icnmfs
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Wheeler n
While Asa
White 4 4
White Andrew
hite Daniel
White r T
White Samuel
White Geor@
White u " DR.
White Hugh A
White John
Williams Chas
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1lltauls JIG
illlams Billy
Williams John
Williams Asa
Wil1iams Richd
Williams j z
Williams JonuC
, 1865-01-30

~ Office open from 1st Of April to 1st Of No
Tcmber, from a. H. til p. m.; from November
1st to april Isl, from T. NJ till p. H.; and On
Sundays, from h. N. to 10.l5 p. m.
J.L SCRIPTS, PM
, 1865-01-30

From the 18th to the 12d IAN.
GzE ENelss Teuuaaau 141AIacnh ,1acnha0n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
Over Two Hundred Per Cent

ele per share only required at time OF subscription
For maps, Circular information, apply 10 the Sc
Rotary Of the Company, a. indianapolis.
spra9 dkw- dfrik.af
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
OYrIcy-Soub sid, Puthe SQUARE, Cosias-
ton, Indiana.

rFNHE Company holds by lease, and IN fee, about
il twenty thousand Of The most select coat
lands In Western ludanA bordering both sides Of tAs
Wabash river Maps Of these lands may be the
VIM Dale, No Is PARK Place, n Y City, the Office 81
Hon. J. X. Co1rotb, Huntington, Indiana, and a. the
Office Of Roach Mcdonald, indianapolis.
reference 20 tbe report Of the Ron David Dsls
Owen, late State Geoogsi will show that these lands
situate In the midst % the finest coal heds OF the
State, Astounding also IN salt iron and other valuable
mineral substancst.
Eearthe mouth Of Coal Greek where tie Company Ia.
large quantities OF lands salt has been discoveries
equal IN qualify TO the k1uawba. This vster pre-
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash and Erie
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself
able 20 compete with H. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove - have been coal oil
Those lands all lie la close prOx NIFTY 70 the Nahs.h
and Erie Janal some Of them upon t. banks
Mr.. John kcNsnomy, the business agent Of the
pany Las ned from tour OF observation Of the oil
regloaS OF fennsy convinced that the lands leased
by tue company, In Fountain aud Parke Countess has
far the general Of oorntry
surface Indications present tbemselyrs stoug analogy
In the oil and mineral substances found on french
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the valuable OF Is fOsnd Nr Mchanomy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and pre-
pairing III experiences wOrEmeD the speedy deveep-
hidden u the laIcs the company.
All the ndices Of coal OIL found Ia local ties where
has been procured. strongly marked In various To-
cstes Of the lands o. the Company afford ing every
rational prospect Of success TIE company thinks
necessary TO other reference the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred
cleo 900 Of the stock being 90 shares IL proposed
by the Company 20 Re offered IN the market a.
It's value being sz5 per share Tor the purpose %
aiding the Company in = speedy dsyslopDsni 81 tho
lsnds apr2s-dtwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

wAsEIsGroS. Sept. l5.-Judge Holt in his re-
ply to Mr. Blair. denies the charges Of the latter.
He Judge Holt never was in any manner a
party TO an armistics with the rebel Secretary at
the time the question of succoring the Garrison
at For.sSuntsr was before Buchansn's Cabinet.
He ais, says he never signed, or was in any way
a party to an agreement that war would take
place On the part OF the United States during
Mr. Bachsnsn's term. Nor does he believe any
such agreement was authorized by Mr.. Buchanan
or ever existed. He quotes from letter which
he wrote as Secretary of War, in March 1861, to
Col. Hyne, saying should Asj Andsrson's safe
~ require rsinforcemens every effort would be
made TO relieve him. At the time, however, the
Government did not deem il necessary to send
him reinfoFcements because be made no such
quest, aud was secure in bis position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16


FoRr SMITH. Ark Sept. l4-Ths following
tribes to day signed the treaty and permsnen,
peace With the United States. as represented by
the loyal delegates: The Osages, ssminoles,
Greeks. Chickasaws, Cowskins. Seneoas, Shaw
nees, Choctaws and Quapsys. The treaty con-
cludes AZ follows: The undersigned do hereby
ackno Wedge them selves to be under the protec-
ton Of the United States Of Americs and cove
nant and agree that hereafter they will in all
things recognize the Govern ent OF the United
States as exercising executive Jurisdiction over
them. and will not enter into any allegiance or
conventional arrangement with any State, ma
ton, power or sovereign whatever; that any
treaty Of alliance FOR csssion OF land. or any act
heretofore done ~ them any Of their people.
oy which they 'saouneed their allegiance to the
United States, is hereby revoked, cancelled and
repudiated.
In consideration Of the foregoing stipulatons
made by the members Of the respective nations
and tribes Of Indians present, the United States,
through its Commissioners, promises that IL will
re-estsblish peace asd friendship With all the
natives and tribes OF Indians within the limits of
the so-called Indian country; that il will afford
ample protection for the security OF persons and
property Of the respective nations or tribes, and
declares its willingness to enter into treaties to
arrange and settle all questions relating to and
growing out the former treaties With said nations
az affected by any treaty made by said nations
With the So called onfederate States at this
Council now convened for that purpose, or at
SUCH time in the future as may be appointed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

DEATH OF JEREnIAa McNAnARA -Feniar
Hall. indianapolis. Sept Ii. 1865 AT regular
meeting of the Indianapolis Circle of the Feniau
Brotherhood. held a, their Hall, on Thursday
the l4,h dsy Of September. 1865, the following
pream ble and resolutions unanimousl
adopted:
Whereas, God has seen 81 to remove from
earthly labors our late brother and Treasurer
jeremiah Mcnamara. known to every member
OF this Brotherhood for his zeal, energy and de
votion to the cause in which we we're in com mon
engaged
Resolved. That while We bow with humble
submission to the will of Divine Providence We
ia common with all Fenians deeply deplore the
sudden and uneI pccted death of our dear Trea
surer and Brother
Resolved, That ia the death Of our Treasurer
and Brother. Jeremiah McNsmars. our organi
cation has lcst one OF its most efficient, devoted
and reliable members, society q bright orpa
ment, his adopted country good citizen. an
honest and honorable msn. and his native land
one of the most devoted. atfec;ionats and patri.
otic children
Resolved, That as a mark of esteem for our
deceased brother whose christian virtues, gsner-
Gus nature and manly qualities inspire our re-
spect, aud whose removal from Us We deeply de
pore, we drape ia mourning our hall for thirty
DAYS; and that this testimonial be spread en- the
minutes of this meeting
Resolved, That tho family of our deceased
Brother have our deepest ~ mpathy in this th eli
great affection. and our common prayer that
the blessings of kind overriding Providence. rho
has promised, to be father to the widows and
orphans, viii ever be extended to them
Resolved. That the Secretary be instructed to
send copy OF these resolutions TO the family OF
our deceased Brother, and that copies be sent to
the CITY papers, Boston Pilot cnd Irish Ameri
can for publication.
TRouAs kAsn, Centre
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

|HgFrn mH ~ WA S~PssIost ~
j. es.ses less ::s,s and price, steady 'i4sa
Flour dull. heavy and io@i Sc lower. q, s.
eo@s Is fos extra State ts 5o@s 30 for extra
round hoop Ohio. and - v003lO 50 for trade
brands. market closing heavy. With no buyers
At outside quotations.
Whisky l82c better; STATE and western a. q
az Is. closing frmer ct the latter price
Wheat dull. ard winter 293c lover: al S50
81 FOR Chicago spring aad Milwaukee club.
81 IS for amber Mlssukse. - 0062 10
for new amber State and 81 IS Cor prime white
western.
Rye quiet. Barley quiet. Barley malt quiet:
State 81 s5 Corn heavy and lie lover as nc
for damaged. 7l4s5c for unsoundIsnd s79sek
for sound mi xed western. OAn lie better at
soc for new Ohio. SIC Tor new State and 5s@
54c for western.
Wool dull
Sugar dull; Cuba huscovsdo l2J5@I4Hc.
and l4l4c foe Porto Rico; Havana 1875
Coffee l30l5. Molasses dull. Rice dull.
Petroleum dali. at 34635c for crude. Sc
ass for refined in bond and 7697s for refined
free
Pork 4. dull; ss7 s5Q3s SO for new
mess. closing at $50 81 y cash; $50 5o@3l 50
for g. 81 do. cash and regular way. 424 asa
% 90 for prime. and S29 e0929 SO for prime
~ =. = tsin uess ooe' % S~S "a w. s.iA NJ
Sill 0o@l4 so; beef hams dull At 3OIac Cut
meats quiet st l50l51xc for shoulders aud
ly922l.c for hams. Bacon dull
Lard frmer at 22ix 0271se.
Butter frmer at 34@33c for Ohio and Is
@+2c for State Cheese dull at lI@le.
srv YORK MONEY NARKEr.
NEW ToKK. September 10.
Money steady At 596 per cent call loans.
Gold lower. opening at 81 4311 and closing
At 81 <2l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
Tie Pirate shenandoah.

SAs Francisco, Sept l3.-Honolulu date. to
August have been received -
The whslers James Nury. Joseph Maxwell and
Richmond had arrived from the Arctic, the for
mer under bond. with $50 sailors comprising the
crews of vessels burned by the Shenandoah
She left the Arctic about the time the Nile left
for this city. and reports the total captures by the
Shenandoah at thirty. Of which twenty six were
burnsd and four bonded. The Maxwell reports
ten whAlsrs escaped, without giving their names
The Emily Jordan and the John r. West had
previously sailed for Ochotsk sea F..f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

DIsrREssISG ACCIDENT -Y esterdsy morning.
about half past ten o'clock. Mrs. Henrietta
kroman vas run over BY the back car OF freight
train. on the west side Of Illinois street, opposite
the Union Depot. and instantly killed The wheels
passed over her head and face smashing them
TO jelly. and scattering her brains on the track
Her brains we're gathered up and pu, in q bottle
and with the body was taken to the undertaken
shop of Weaver 4 Williams where corone.'s
inquest was held, AMI verdict rendered that she
came 10 her death oy accidentally being run
over by the cars Mrs hromaa had been 10
town shopping. and going down Illinois
street jssl a. The Terre Hauie passenger tain
was backing out of tue Depot. sRd 20 get cut OF
the Wy of that train she stepped on the track
of the Lafayette road. The | Pony. With a
train Of SIX VI eight freight cars, Was OF the La
fsyste track. going west, and a. soon as the
Terge HAats train Was out OF the way the tfeighi
train backed, the hindmost car striking Mrs
throwing hsr uDdsr the car, and running oye'
her above There WAS no person on ths
back car aud no peEson scented 10 DC about to
present persons from beng over IL -
singular fact that the son OF Mrs. h sss nre
man on tie engine that run over her, and b
did not know that IL his mother whe va,
killed until after be vent home. ~hen not fad
iug her there he came up town and recognize e
his mother AZ the uodertak ers. Bsug!ed corpse
Mrs kromaE Is German about forty sevei
years of age. She will ss buried this morniu,
at nine o'clock. from tie family residence OF
Huron street. near Elm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
l6-S Real Estate Auctionesrs.

RACES TO DAr.-A pacing race for Sl0O
comes off to day over the Sugar Grove
track, between Mr. McCarty's G. G.. Dan Voor-
bees, Mr.. K ID. Whitehead's S. g. Wicked
Yankee. mile heats, three best in 6re. Dan to
harness and Yankee to saddle.
Also. Trstting Race for Silver Pitcher, be
tween Mr.. Smiths B. Punch. Mr. Sullivan:
5 Confidence and Mr.. Moses Black Mare,
Kate Stuart mile heats TO wagons.
The Sugar Grove, under its present manage
ment, is becoming quite popular. The ladies
are beginning to favor as with their presence and
express themselves delighted with the sports
Strict order will De observed in ali CAGES Horses
will start at 2 O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
IN. aIabnma state convention.

CINCINNATI, Sept l5.-The Gszette's Mont
gomery, Ala. special saws: The State Conven
lion organized 90 she 18th. Ex-Governor Fiz
patrick was elected President by scclamstion
Gov Parsons administered the oath to all the
members, as requested by President johnson.
The action Of the Convention will be Conser-
vanve, differing but little from that of the State
OF Mississippi.
Gov. Parsons favors the action by the Cohven
ton for the admission Of negro testimony before
Courts. Also for submitting the constitutional
amend nent Of the people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
| AUSTEN STEWART Secretary.

BRICK REsIpEScE AT AUcrIos.-We will sell
on Monday, September 25th next. at o'clocl
p n on tho premises. that Fine Two Stor,
Brick Dwelling House, No. % East Ohio street
(oId No 1872 situated on the south side OF til,
street. between New Jersey and East streets
being 6rst-c lass we'll built building, containing
seven rooms, porch. and cellar under the whole
house. with all the modern improvements. The
house is newly papered. has gas in all the rooms
pantry, closets, and other conveniences Lo
thirty two feet six inches by one hundred and
thirty five feet deep to alley. Lot is we'll set ir
shrubbery, fruit trees. &c.; fine grape arbor
wood house, &c, on the same
This property will rent for $760 per annum
and the sale is made for the resson that tn,
owner is to remove from the city.
Terms-One half cash. the balance in six ant
twelve months, with interest.
WILEY 4 MARIN,
los Raal Estate Auc,onears
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

mandine the company 70 which The writer BE-
longs Sir, as long 40 the var existed, Ne did
not complain Of die abose. bu, nos, a. pes Z
ve-tige Of the rebellion sxisis. il causes rs to
feel indignant al such conduct. a. nuzzling the
thought that the power OF the JOAN ais Gsardi-
ans had ceased With the rebellion. bu, stf end "a
be mistake In the printer: and therefore. enter
our solemn protest, that We, "a free and indepen
deaf citizens OF the United States Of America.
henceiorth will neither buy. nor countsnAncs or
support paper. or = political sheet. that 10 rot
free 70 publish any article thatis not sIsnderous
or lfbeiocs; that we, ss mass OF soldiers, win
aid. as far our votes are concerned. to suppress
all such sheets that are governed By a. few on
GERS for mercenary purpose
We have the honor 10 be. your obedent servsnt.
Members OF the Veteran Reserve Corps
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

ANOTHER WHoLKsALk HousK -Messrs q. A.
Elliott. James Il. Ryan and Thomas + Ryan
have formed a copartnership under the name OF
Elliott. Ryan 4 Co. for the transaction of a
wbolssale grocery and liquor business. They
will continue business at the old stand OF Elliott
L Ryan, at the cornes of Meridian and Maryland
streets The we'll known responsibility. expert
ence and enterprise o. these gentlemen is o
guarantee that they will open an establishment
second to nons in the city Their old customers
aud the trade generally can expect, when they
open their stock, TO 6nd a complete assortment
OF goods in their line adapted 70 this market and
that they will he sold on the most favorable
ger ms. Success to the new firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

MoRE Man Doas-Y esterday morning, be
tween six and seven O'Clock. two children OF
Joseph Schueister, living on East Market street
near Davidson. were bit by mad dog. The
boy, aged abou, eight years, was DIT in the wrist,
and the girl aged eighteen months. bit in
she foot. DR.. Otto is treating the cases. and
hopes to save them.
After thiss let all sympathy for unmuzzlsd and
unclaimed dogs cease, and let the full penalty OF
the law be visited on the owners The lives OF
people are worth more than all the dogs in the
city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

sEWe see that the Governor has ordered an
election in four Representative Districts TO FL
vacancies for the approaching special session
and among the rest. that of Wright. from JEFF
ferson county, for the reason thu, he has re
mo, ed from the State Why don't the Cover
nor order an election in Johnson county, in place
OF Elijah Bantal. Bants lefs this State in pril
last. and removed with his family to Illinois
where be still lives. Bsnta never was elected
Representative, and never received a certificate
Of election, but he wss sworn into office and
misrepresented the county during the last ses
sion. IL Wright's seat il vacant. Bsntas Is, and
johnson county should not 60 uarepFesented al
the approaching session.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

II Kelley. Arlington 4 Leon. Troupe had q
crowded and very fashionable audience last night
at Masonic Hall TO their FIRST exhibition Thi:
is very superior company, and their programme
last night Was new, most of the pieces being writ
World. is Of itself worth the price of admission
II you want to see them you had better go early
as they were appreciated oy their first audience
and will have full house to night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

NEw YsRX. Sept I5-The Posts Washing
ton special says: The Secretary of the Treasury
denies the report that he intends issuing ; 20s
in exchange for the Treasury Compound Interes,
Notes
The force in the Treasury Department i,
gradually being reduced 70 the lowest limit the
public service demands. Retrsnch nent, are
also in progress in the other departments OF the
Government.
The ststemeat that all the troops will sson be
Withdrawn from the South lie entirely ground
less.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

PoLIeE MArrKRs-Yesterday Charles Fred
gen paid eli, and Benjamin Douglas 800 10
for permitting their dogs to go at large without
q muzzle
Mollie Green paid 500 10 for keeping bagno
in Seibert's house, on New Jersey street.
William Matthews was sent 10 jail for thirty
days for associating with prostitutes. bong IN
able to pay SIC 40, fse and costs
William Harvey. W. A Esden and Annie
Wilson we're sent ten days to Jail. and William
Matthevs thirty days, for intoxiestion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

eB The following three regiments will par
take of en- extra dinner at the Soldiers Home
to-day. at l o'clock. and be received and ad-
dressed by the Governor, at the State House at
2: the Thirteenth. Colonel Lawrence; the Forty
NINTH Colonel Leeper: and the Fifty second
Colonel Main. The whole number Of men is
about $50; the Fifty second being the largest
r s and tbs Forty ninth the sller Of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
rhe Atiantic cable

HALIFAX, Sept. ls-Lieutensnt Gamble. OF the
Royal Navy. in a letter to the Express says:
The locality where the cable oueys are repre-.
scented to have beea placed the best iookouts OF
officers and men we're unable TO discover any OF
them. He concludes, il the Great Eastern's re-
ports were trse the buoys must have parted
IRON the cable and are now drifting about the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
Ahasr.ctIan Of nsnds.

NV Yo.K, Sept. IA Fifty thousand dollars
worth Of Govern msnt bonds we're distracted from
the counter Of q banking house IN Wall street,
yesterday afternoon. while tse attention of the
clerk vas diverted. Payment has been stopped,
reeOyery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
For the Sentinel
The Voice OF theS. k e..

BUkssIDk BAkRAcEs. !
ISDiASsPoLis, Ind. Aug. %. 1865
Editor Of SeHfiasi.
sr: AZ = incumbent upon Is, - members OF
The Veteran Reserve Corps. 10 impl,citis state
that the Indianapolis Journal Is 90 muzEied
BY the military officers Of this command. and
othes eommas.~ about the CITY. that ne, A.
private soldiers, cannot get al article published
unless " i properly signed by the osieer con-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16

IL Another soldier uas Knocked down and
robbed OF nearly $500. near the Union Depot. on
Thursday night The thieves and cut throats
that pro~l on the track Of discharged soldiers to
rob them. should meet summary punishm ent it
caught. Fa.sf 3 - a.s-.sr.fs f..fr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
ac!AL.

CINCINNATI. September 10


Flour Gull aud prices nominally unchanged
Wheat dul: old red 81 80 ana new 81 60.
Corn ur.df ged at 63c for sound Oats In good
dem ara and prices advanced 20 s3c in eieSa
tors. Rive dull at 93c for prime old. Barley
unchanged aud stead, At 81 81 for prime ne.
fall ~
= Whi-ky 6rEl At 81 %.
Civ mess pork $50 50Cs3l. Bulk meats
i5ls6l6ls packed Bacon li149le.
Lard advances to 26c, and sales Of soc tier
ces. ~.
Groceries unchanged aud hrm
Insect oil declined u 81 60.
Piar seed 81 CD. Timothy 81 i544
. Eggs zoe. a1azX
Geld 81 s2Lx. =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
INDIANA NORMAL
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
ru,Hx PAIL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON MON.

rUyBE PAIL SESSION WILL COMMENCE on MON.
day. SEPTEMBER ffh, aud close on Saturday, Fss-
ruary I'd. lS6e.
lussrucLOns are given Ia the following branches, via.
The Organ, Pane, GatAr. Voc slizaton. Harmony and
Composition. he Of aching and Leading Cbolrs-
Situations are provided Tor Graduates O. desired,
and en- vacsncies In cur Academy they will be
died from our own CT aluat a. Glass.
The Aeaieny Building and Boarding Esfahiishusni
are pleasantly situate on The NcCar Estate, No &c,
south Meridian street two squares south q the linton
Depot BY special arrangement ~h The President Of
the Indianapolis FsmA Institute, Rev c. W Hs~es
scholars belonging 20 the zane. and Also OTnkE To~s
SCHOLARS may GIVE their lessons during the seholse
Year al that In ttute.
For Circulars. &c, spply TO the President
CHARLES HISS
aug2l-dim Letter Box Is. In "a apoli., Ind.