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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
The rarnguayan war.

INV YORK. Sept II The HeraId's cores
pondence To the l9sh of Angus, contains no
counts of additional fighting, but most of the
beligerent powers we're putting forth their great
est efforts. and little but was IN their heads
They still bed the greater part Of tae province Of
C1riu'z. IN the Argentine Confederation, aud
also maintain their invssonary foothold ia the
Bwztian Province OF the Rio Grande.
The Emperor Don Pedro had arrived on the
latter. aud issued a proofs m alton the inhsoi
tsnts calling them TO arms, and TO make move
ment TO cut OF the retreat Of the enemy there
from.
The Paragusyans were in process OF execu-
ution uy President Florez Of Uruguay, at the
head OF 5 900 Brazlians aud Urugusyans.
The forces on both sides are said TO be the
greatest in numbers engaged in South
America, and IL is thonght some very sanguinary
and decisive fighting will now soon occur
The CONSUMPTION in active operation in
Brazil. All idlers. and those who could not
show exemption, being gathered up by the Police
and hustled into the army. Ii was thought that
exemption would soon be completely swept away
a. The Emperor had called imperativey for 80,
600 additional men
A review of all the allied armies OF Concord.
consisting of 90 goo troops, took place on the
23d of July. and it is said they were in a splendid
condition and fine appearance
The people Of Baenos Ayres are much re-
ioiced over the prospects Of soon having regular
steam communication with New York
Buenos Ayres Congress has granted an annual
subsidy OF S20. 900 for the extension of tn. New
York and Rio Janiero steamship line to that
place
special meeting Of the Masonic fraternity
which very largely attended, was held IN
Buenos Ayres, in July, to honor the memory of
President Lincoln.
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Further from uextco-CSufede rat o
mu rdered.

New YoRK. Sept T.-Nev Orleans advice,
of the Eth are received
The Tribune's Brownsville correspondents Gays
The health of The colored soldiers is bad. San
itsry measures have been adopted aud strictly
enforced
Though quiet the Liberals at MatsmorAs ara
collecting large force. and will increase il by
union with the forces OF CorIinas, Csrvs, Vsjo
Can.lcs and Delof.
A skiTnsh took place on the Tampico road
be,~een the Republican troops under Eycobido
and party of Imperislists under Tingaro having
a wagon train in charge. The ImperisliEs we're
driven back TO Monterey, where, getting rein
forced they went out again and were me, by Cor
tin IS guerrillas ana again driven.
-Four Confederate Americans we're barbar
ousl, murdered by robbers. One is reported 10
oe General Parsons, OF Missouri while another
report has'it Col Parsons of Texas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.
JOB PRINTING.
Circulars.
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,
Books,
Pamphlets.
Cards,
Checks,
&c, xc., &c.

DEMOCRATS or INDIANA!-ln selling your
produce, buying your goods, insuring your prop.
erty, or transaciing business Of any kind in this
city. be sure and examine the advertisements
in the columns OF the Daily Sentinel, aud 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
kno-n-those who don't wsn; yer patronage
will not seek it through the columns ofthe Ssuti-
mel. Remember this in doing your business iD
this city. DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
Labsrcr. sm porte d.

NEw YoSK. Sept 10 The Trbune's WASH
ington SPECIAL says. Some three orig NAL planters
directing their attention TO the Importation Of
foreigners Oae gentleman. IN Charlotte, has
Introduced thirty Two S~eies. Iaborers, who
have proved themselves patient. peTseyering and
industrious But some tears are entertained that
the climate. 50 lar South. will operate unfavera-
bly, on their health and powers OF endurance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
NissIssIppi Affairs.

NEw ORLEANS. September l6-Thc Times
publishes Gen Slocum's order revoking his or
der iorbidding the organization of the militia of
Mississippi by Gov. Sharkey, and says: We
have Information that important changes will
take place in Mississippi regarding the powers
and conduct of the Fresdmen's Bureau, which
will form precedent for all other States lately
in Instruction
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

t. Two children of John Hofgen, south OF
the city, were bit by dog belonging to General
Dumont, on Wednesday afternoon. The dog
vas tied up the same day and died during the
night. and IL is supposed he was mad. This
shows clearly that the contsgion has been gene
rally extended all over town. Now let all dogs
be killed Unfortunately. Let there be no fur
Their mercy extended to dogs. or to their owners
that do not secure them that they cannot in
lure their neighhors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

TAx.BIrs IN MANOR Ccrssy The following
tables exhibit the value Of real and personal
property. the total amount Of taxsbls property,
and the number Of polls. In Marion county. To-
gstber With the tax aud poll tai in each town
ship 10 the county. IL is Obtained from the
County Auditors once. and Vail be vslusbe a.
. matter Of reference:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
ystics Of Application fer Lieense.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
10 tue Blart Of Commissioners Of Marion esunty
Indiana at their next term commencing on ssfurc.v
the 18th OF Octsber 1876, license cell .Intsx-
eating neusrs in less quantity than quart At tine"
ny premises year. Ny place of business and
the premises wherein saf liquors 10 be drank
Gated 90 los No. H. in square Ne. S. house No ss
Eas Soata street In IsAaaaspsI. in Centre tswnship
n Aarsn county. Indiana WILLIAM DEvsSE.
ssp1Swu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

~ Another accident happened in firing the
cannon on Saturday. by which another man il
manned for life BY premature discharge John
Lageman. one of the hammers was badly burnt
on the and side. His thumb viii have to be
smputstsd, and he will probsbly recover from hi.
other injuries. IL ia about time this useless and
senseless firing of the cannon at receptions 10
stopped, before any more men are killed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

CB- 4 reception Of the following regiments
sill take place to day: The Eighth. Eighteenth.
Forty fourth. aud a detachment Of the Twenty
sixth; in all about 300 men. No artillery
salutes will be fred on this occasion. Dinner
will be served at one o'clock. and the reception
will take place az two. in the State House Grove.
unless the weather should be pnfavorable. To
that case il will be had in the Tabernacle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

- A most beautiful sign has just been put
np on Kentucky avenue lettered "Geranum. :"
The lettering Is on glass and is most srtisticaly
done. The Gersnium, Hezekiah proprietor, has
the reputation Of being the best eating house IN
the city, and his arter is always supplied with
all the delicAeies of the season. In connection
with the Geraniuai. 10 the Irena, an Ice cream
and Eating Saloon for ladies, with elegantly
fitted rooms, entirely distinct from the gentle
mems Department. Ii is exclusively patron
ized by the best fe miles Ia the CITY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

RECKLESS RuSsIsG. - Ga Saturday some
seven or eight hands belonging to the Rolling
Mill 90, on a hand-car aud started up the road
as hard a. they could run. In the Union Depot
they came in contact with one of Adams Ex-
press Company's wagons, knocking the horse,
wagon and driver all in heap. breaking a
wheel, scratching the horse. and bruising the
driver Mr. Tate. Unfortunately. none Of the
men on the car we're injured. Such reckless
speed. with a hand car. in place crowded as the
Union Depot generally is. should be severely
punished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

NTbe residents on Kentucky avenue are
complaining Of the filthy condition of that thor
ougbfsre. but similar complaints are so general
ali over the city that il 10 useless to notice special
cases. The surest remedy for these aud similar
evils is to reform the administration Of city
Affairs
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LICENSES.
Notice OF Application for License.

NToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l WILL APPLY
y TO the Board of Commissioners Of Marion County
their srecial term commencing The Isih
day Of October Is65 for license to sell "ntox eating
liquors less quantity thaa quart at ine, (~ith
The privilege Of allowing the same 10 be drank on nv
premIses for one year. Ny place OF business and the
premises wherein aid liquors are 20 be sold aud drank
heated lot II. square No TO- l1iIana
avenue the ey OF indianapolis, IL Centre township
IN Marion county, lndsrs THOMAS X. COLE.
seple-N3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

Hwe panied TO learn that Mrs Stallard
most estimsbe lady living on the northwest
corner o. Vermont and Massachusetts, avenue.
was, on Thursday last. thrown from q buggy.
and 30 seriously injured that the probabilities are
that she viii not recover. tl4t 4at
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

sEThe Thirteenth. Forty ninth and Fifty.
second Regiments were received in the usual
form on Saturday. by dinner at the Soldiers
Home. and speeches in the State House yard by
Governor Morton and j. W Res. About 500
men participated in the reception.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

sB- The trial of Quartermas,er Taylor has
been commenced The evidence already taken
before the Commission is pretty heavy on 10y
atty" and patriotism Captain Taylor is
charged With getting about a 800 600 start OF
the Government Should the trial be vigorously
and thoroughly prosecuted. il reports be true,
some rich Developments will be made. mplca
ting other "loysl" gentlemen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

sT- One OF the incest aud most reliable Drug
Stores In our city il the Capital Drug Store,
on the corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and ' err
mont street, ADD We commend it 90 all in need oil
medicines, 6ne soaps. perfumety. and fancy
goods lSlO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

CE- John s. Dunloys has purchased at the
Ohio state Fair q buck and two ewes Of the
Leicester sheep or combing wool sheep. He
paid $3.50 for the buck and $50 piece for the
ewes There is few il any Of these sheep in the
State, and this will be an introduction of them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

aon. JOSEPH o.. gouo &ALD. IGdian apolls. indiana
JOHN Il. CofffSys a., sun iugton. Indiana
WN. DALI, hrN lolA CITY.
JOSEPH ". N.NLiS. Atuca. Indiana.
JOS k4STiNi-. Covinglot. ua4ana-
K. n MCDONALD, IOyington. indians.
" DAVID WE'RE, Ceyinglou. Indiana.
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Anticipated TrOnble I'm south Cal
Olina.

Olima.
NEW YoRK, Sept 1.-THE Hefald's Char
lesion correspondent. of the 18th. says: In con-
sequence Of the trouble along the Ashley and
Crooker rivers between ths planters and freed,
men. the former complaining OF the idleness and
disregard Of contracts on the part OF the latter
and the negroes charging their employers With
injustice and cruel treatment. Gen. Bennett,
temporary commander at Charleston. has issued
and order requiring both whites and blacks OF
the troubled region to give up all arms in their
possession. W
General Bennett, in his administration of af-
fairs has given the citizens much satisfaction by
removing all censorship OF the press and abolish
ing other restrictions Objectionable to him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

RACING AT SUGAR Grove CoURsr-T~o races
came of on Saturday. at Sugar Grove course.
that were "a we'll contested. and as exciting a.
any OF the season.
The hrst was a pacing match. in which Simon
MeCsrty entered &. & Dan Voorhees,; White
head. 3. z. Wicked Yankee; aud Caylor, IN
Flax Tail The race was best three ia five Hile
heats. and wac won easily by Dan. VOORHEES,, in
2:27 2:2S aud 2:26
The next was "A trottng race. mile heats. bes,
two in three, tor silver pitcher There were
two competitors for the pitcher. Moses b m X tie
Stewart. and Sullivan's :. Z. Confidence. Con
hience won the 6rst aud third heats, and the
race Time: $50 2:54 and 2.52
The races well attended spy orderly
company, many OF whom were ladies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

Tx,cHsR's EXAMINATION There will be ar
Examination on ,tuTdays. the 10Th and 3Otn OF
September. and on the last Saturday Of each
month thereafter. al~sys at The Fret Ward
school House. ludiansp polls. beginning precisely
ugAM On other Saturdays ~ill be found
At INV ofsce ia the Cour, House. between 10 and
~ A ". bosp'
4.dkv School Examiner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
MEDICAL LECTURES.
CINCINNATI COLLEGE
Oh
MEDICINE AND SURGERY,

vUyHH TWENTIETH REGULAE COURSE oF LEc-
TURKS will begin 90 MONDAY, OCTOBER x3.
AID continue unit the latter part of February with pre-
bnary during the first three weeks Of October
There will be Clinical Lectures IN the Commercial Ciy)
Hospital throughout be entire winter, open 70 medical
students.
Rs Lawson. NJ. d., Prof. Of the Principles and Prac-
tiee Of Medicine
Thomas Wood, N. D., Prof. Of Surgery I'D Clinical
Surgery.
John H. Tate. NJ D. Prof o. oss.erics and Di'esses Of
Women
Daniel Vaughan, N D., Prof. - Chemistry ami Tosi-
eology.
Frederick RoIker, n. D.. Pref. Of Pathology ard Dis
ea-es q Children
X > heed y D., Pref. Of Kst.us xedIca and Ihsr.-
peui e..
X R acIivaine. Il. D.. Psof. Q. Physiology ara 20
r-rssc Medicine.
p p Gosds, NJ d. Prof. q Descriptive and surgical
Ane orny.
p p Miller, II. d, Demonstra,or OF Asstouy.
v. Grsy, D. D., Prosector in surgery.
leon 1U YES:
FOR all the P.oessors, tickets. .s-tsV "
hs'rcustiOn fce- .'.-'--''''.-- W
ID. f1cnstrstor's ticket n W
Hospital tbcket-.---- q 20
0racuaiion Zee ..-- . W
Students On their .nivsI 10 the city, By calling Al The
ColI-r. -outh-e-t corner Of Lsnx~Orth and Central
avenue vi be assisted in procuring eoufousble Ods
hgs.
For circulars OF further information scsress
seps-dhv3t b. :. LAWSON, n. D., Dean.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

WILLIAM DALF, 81 Scw York. President,
JOSEPH RIS ISr. Csvtnggoo. Vice Presidsst,
". ID. kthk, Secrrtag,
JxNRs ". KING. flsasnter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

The rebellion I'm Haytt Not STA bid a e Il
NEw YoRK, Sept l6.-Advices from Jamsics
and the West Indies. to September l2sh, report
that the long protracted drought which had
caused vide spread distress in the Island Wal
over aud favorable showers had fallen.
General Lamathe. refugee from Hsyti resi-
ding at Kingston. Jamaica, having been threat
eaed with expulsion from the Island, for alleged
completely in the Hayden rebellion, had writer
to the Governor Of Jamaica. denying that ne
vas ct all mixed up in sny Of the recent scheme;
against his country
There does not appear 10 have 5ssr any truth
III the repor' received by previous arrival, thai
az Instruction was about 80 break out in the
western portion Of Jamaica Tie rebellion il
Hayti is still 1nsubdued
Several Haytian payers denounce the eIcesse.
com@i ted by the revolutionary leaders in break
ing open stores and robbing merchants to pa,
their soldiers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

EXTENSION Oh TIE STREET RALRoAps On
Friday last petition was presented to the Board
Of County commissioners, by the Citizens
Street Railway Company. for permission TO lay
their tracks over the following roads;
On the National road east, from the east line o.
the Corporation to the east line Of Centre town
ship.
On the National road west, from the point
where the road intersects Washington street u
the Johuson House
On Illinois street, or The Westfeld Grave
road. from the Corporation line north to Tinke
street, then on Tinker street east to the Fal
Creek Gravel road
From the north end of Fort Wayne Avenue. OF
the Fall Creek Gravel road, TO the State Fai
grounds
Permission was granted 10 occupy the road
named. when the Railway Oompiny obtains per
mission from the Corporations owning the roads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

~ We were grstifed Yesterday to take BY
the hand Mr. j Lynch. the ccompished mer-
chant aud buyer of the Union Store. No 80
West Washington street Mr.. Lynch has just
returned from a bushes. trip East and the beau
titul goods displayed upon the counters of No.
80 will attract universal attention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
VERY LATEST
THREE O'CLOCK. A. N.
TEwEsruNG ITEMS o. NEWS.
GENERAL HOWARD

GENERAL HOWARD.
Nav York. Sept. 1.-THE Hsalds Wash-
ington special says: General Howard exuects to
leave on Tuesday next TO inspect the condition
OF ireeamen's eif,ifs in Virginia aud may extend
his rip - some portion. of North C'roiins.
PARDON OF GEs WAYNE.
Tue rebel Gen. II. Q. Wayne of Georgia. con
OF Judge Wayne, OF the United States Supreme
Court aud Nsior in the United States Armv be
fore the war has been pardoned by the Presi
dent Gen. WAYNE was in the militia service oil
Georgia aud never took very active part ia
tue rebellion,
Tux MARINE BAND CONCERTS.
At the Marine Bands Concert on the Pres
dents lawn this afternoon, quite numbea OF OK
rebels were observed among the crowd: they
we're dressed like ordinary civilians. end behsv ed
themselves respectfully: several OF them were
residents of this city before the war. and seen
delighted to get back once more.
HOSPITAL AFFAIRS
Col. A G Howlin. Medical Inspector. u s
A has been for long time inspecting the Hos
ptal property In Tennessee, and an immens,
amount has been condemned and ordered TO b,
sold. All female nurses have beer discharged
from U =. A General Hospitals.
RrsH AT rHK WHITE HOUSE.
The Herald's Washington special has the FOL
lowing: The President was overwhelmed again
to-day. Fifty Southerners came in Oh one train
most all of whom at the " bite Hous,
this afternoon. The President was able To Sc,
but few who called
NUMBER or TROOPS MUSTERED OFT.
The total number of troops mustered out unde
the order from The War Department, dated Au
gust l4th. was SO 600; of this number 6.5Ot
were men serving in the Middle Department
5000 in Washington. 5000 in Kentucky. 8 O0(
in North O.rolina, $500 ia Mississippi Orders
dated the 9Th of the present month directs ID,
mastering out OF another large body of troops
which will number about 40 900 men, 20 900 o
whom are colored troops residing in the North
srn States
Prominent gRBrLs IL WASHINGTON.
Roger A. Pryor. er rebel General. and Fay
cite NcMulien, sx rebel Congressman, srrive ed
in town 10 day The rebel Capt r Wndel
is also still in the old Capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
h II ER n IA ~ .
INFALLlBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
THIS Is no HAIR DYE.

gINHE IMMENSE sUCC sss WIZ WHICH THIS
II Preparation has met during the short time II has
been beor the public has induced the thousands and
tens Of thousands wss have ed and attesled ts viz
tues to the ONLY and ThuE Hair Restsss
tive The Eureka has been introduced into all the prin
opal cities beth East and We>t and having faithfully
performed all that Is ella med for IL, has superseded all
other Hair Preparations The Eureka restores Graz
Hair gaa color; prevents the hair from falling
cut BY causing hea thy condition Of the srsp npsrt-
ing to the hair sotnes., sad go snd youthful sp-
p srance other hair preparation can produce.
The Eu-eks is free from ali Impurities OF poisonous
drugs. and car be used without soiirg scap hands
Ha-ufxciaree and sold, wholesale and retail, By
ROBERT FISHER. Sole Agent,
Ne IS North Fifth Street, ST. Louis. No.
UJ'tOr sale BY Druggists Price III per bottle
sepls-vsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

49, ErEu KH-luAL
H-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY WARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYR has stood the test
q trial. and Is constantly increasing In public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DIE h the best and cheapest
nsde It's price only IS cents. and each bottle con-
tsns double the quantity Of dye In those usually sid
or 81.
THIS HAIR DYE 10 nsnas.ctnred By peculiar pre-
cess, which renders Infinitely superior 10 any dye In
market. Being complete in one bottle preparation
is required, which greatly snpIhes the application
IN USING THIS DYE JOG avoid that susrr. BRAD ap-
pearanee by which dyed hair and whlskers readily
Recognised, wsen inferior article has beea used.
prodacsss perfectly natural color Of any sksds hat ID
desired, from rcn brown etty. l1strsus black,
that WIN not smut. crock, stain the cotAins Invest
rs cents and you will be convinced Sold BY all Drug.
sssts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
4. !. MATHEWS, Manufacturer
DEAAs BARNES co. View York, Wholesale Agents
DyIo-deed-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

eHwe call attention to the card OF Geo W.
Dsbevoise 4 Co. forwarding and commission
merchants, in another column. These are ener-
gesic reliable business men. and all matters en-
trusted to their hands will be faithfully attended
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

sEwe bad q variety Of weather yesterday,
ard IN The afternoon IL bles and rained furious
ly, regular erqsnoxsl storm which IL to DE ex-
pected about these days
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18
PIANO TUNING.
PIANO FORTE TUNING

vXTE have our Tuner here from New York who will
w tune and repair Pianos for few days in the
most satisfactory manner. for parties applying The
store OF Cummings Jenrys. No li3 Esst sshington
street, opposite the Court House septic -d2t .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS On Saturday license
was granted to Mr.. Rech to sell liquor, and the
license was issued by the Auditor, there being
no remons,rance filed in his case
John Wagner applied for permission to cor
rect his application for license by signing his
name to e. which refused by the Board
J. NJ. W. Lsngsdsle, Township Trustee. pre-
sented the receipts OF James W. Brown for all
monies that me to his hands while acting as
Trustee.
A bill for $50 was allowed tbs Gas Company
for gas furnished the county Offices and all. for
the last quarter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

ESee DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page OF ,o-dAy's paper.
ian 25-u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

- Tbe Stree, conuis-iousr ~ss AZ vork
on 5stnrday with bic gang Of hands. on the
gutsen on Pennsyly AHA street. This work vas
badly needed. Whenever the Commissioner puts
bic hands at work be does a good JOB.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

IL The Minstrel Troupe Of Arlington. Kelly
and Leon have consented TO stay another night,
at the solicitation Of their numerous friends and
admirers, aud they will hold forth 10 night. at
Masonic Hall, With an entire change Of pro
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-18

~ The price Of the Daily Sentinel. contain.
ing all the latest news and Telegraphic Dis
patches. Is only Twenty Gents Week, delivered
By the Carriers In any part Of the City.