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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

MAsrxR BcLpxR's Mxrrixe There will be
9 meeting OF mas or work in all the different
branches Of building. on Monday evening. Feb
rusry ~. a. O'Clock, at the Court House. 10
consider matters Of importance TO all. A full
attendance il desired. % %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

UsioS TsBIRSscIE The above building
siil comfortably seat ,Atee Thousand people. =
sell lighted snd heated The same is for rent
Ter concerts Apply TO W Il Loomi. ofhce
corner Washington and Meridian streets. Ind
annapolis. Ind l3lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

RrIIcIors Noricg.-Rev. u. p. Poster vill
preach IN College Hall to morrow morning. At
10y o'clock. Also IN the evening at 7 o'clnck
ana Lssarus''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

sE-J ust received at John Ryan Oo- New
Dry Goods Store:
Bradley 5 Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt;
The best and most durable skirt worn;
The Pride of the World Skirt.
The Unmovsble Skirt;
The Quaker Skirt
The Paris Trail Skirt: snd several other new
STYLES. purchased at the late panic prices.
The ladies are respectfully requested TO call
and exa anime % 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

cincinnati Market.
CIScIsNArI, February "A.
Flour in fair demand at full prices; super6ne
S. IS, extra $9@9 50.
Wheat firm; 81 s6@l ss for red.
Corn dull at 81 for shelled.
Rye declined to ST. %. -
Oats dull and offered at 81 a see in elevator
Whisky dull and prices nominsl.
There is nc demand for lard at 2l3 mostly
in barrels
Bacon sides are m demand a; zoe,
Groceries closed dull and prices nominal
Gold 1875 Silver is0
Exchange firm and at full rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

WAsrsp.-Proposals from carpenters or build
ers 10 extend the building occupied by 3 .ker 4
AcIver. Inquire Of the trn. - sst Washing
t1n street % 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

q II be way 70 keep out Of the dsAft j. 70
ges Jour boots add shoes of Lints. 81 the Palmer
House boot and shoe store. where there il sn as
sortment TO suit all tasses. s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

~ Senour. at The Bates House Dug store.
on Washington street. has large stock OF
paints. oils. varnishes. and all articles required
ey painters, that bs is selling as loo any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

tTJ. r. Msrot, No. 22J. Est Washington
street. has IN store a large stock Of secoud h-no
furniture. nearly ell as good as new. which De
se,ls NJ prices TO suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
Notice Of Application for License.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIZ WILL AP-
" PLY 70 the Board Of Commissioners Of NaTion
county Indiana, their seKt term 1861 for license 10
sell Intoxicating liquors IN less quantity thar guar.
time with the privilege or allowing the be
drank premises, for year Our place Of basil
and the premises whereon said liquors 10 be sold
and drank located a; No $50. North stIeei
and Indiana Avenue, Flock No l6s. in Indisnnpolis
Center township, AaEioE county, Indiana.
feb2o--3~ RESHAS B COLL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
HOUSE

HOUSE
The House passed the Senate joint res
oluIion. directing inquiry into the present
condition OF the Indian tribes. add cape
eisIiy their treatment by civil and military
authority. with Al amendment providing for
commission OF three persons Ia be appointed
by the President, instead OF select committee Of
members OF Congress. as originally proposed
House acted on Senate amendments to she
Nsyy Appropriation bill, refusing 10 concur in
that. striking out the provision for the appoint.
ment OF extra midshipmen A committee of
conference ordered to be asked Of the Sen
ate
The House then proceeded to the considers.
ton vi private pills. after which the considers
ton of smendatory enroll meDt bill was resumed
The second section was under consideration
providing all persona mustered into the service
shall be credited TO the state and township, pre-
cincf or other sub-disirct where they belong bv
actual residence
MF Chandler, in opposing the bill, ssid that il
placed 10 the hands Of the executive excessive
military and naval power greater than tina. eIer.
cised by any portion o. the world
M. Stevens was il favor OF striking out the
"a section. lie did not sec .hy soldiers should
not take the highest bounties they could obtain.
and Why the army should not be filled with vol.
unteeis rather than drafted men.
Ar Garfield expressed his surprse that the
gentleman from Pennsylvania who was opposed
20 free trade in gold. should be opposed TO free
trade 10 men. As the present law stands, men
may go and enlist where they get the highest
price, consequently rich cities and districts can
almost drain the rural parts OF the country, much
10 the ds,riment Of the latter in Sling their OWE
quotas.
This section credits men TO their place OF resi-
dence. and therefore DESTROYS the brokerage sys-
ten which is equal tn the nefsrious slave trade
in its worst DAYS 10
Mr.. Callen advocated the giving OF credits to
all localities for men hereafter furnished to c,her
states
Alter further debate il vas disagreed 10 she
motion % Steven. 10 strike out The second sec
ton.
The members discussed the section making
the principal responsible for the services OF his
substitute and suhjeeting him 10 draft in ease the
substitute desert, 20 fill the ane Z PRED term
Mr. Wadsuorsb offered the following amend
ment:
1.-THE substitute desert the principal shall be
shot; If the substitute runs away the principal
shall be imprisoned during the war at any Dry
Tortugas, and IL the substitute rob ben roost
the principal shall carry rail CO biz shoulder
for two hours
The section making the principal liable for
substitute was stricken cut
A uev section adopted providing that the
mastering in OF substitute shall be conclusive
10 favor Of the principal. and shall exempt the
latter from military service for the term for
which ne drafted
Without concluding its action Oh the bill the
House adjourned =, rrersefs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

Yoss MONEY nAEEsT
eAA NV YoRK, February ~
Gold very quiet and very little effected By the
favorable news, but stands ready TO take al
vantage OF reverse
Money continues easy.
Later--Go'd closed st Gallagher exchange
TO-DAY at lg93s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
MEDICAL.
NJ A N n o o D
NOTICE.

TJ,sK HIGHEST PRICE WILLIE PAIpIos LADIES
and Ge-.'s east c6 eioshins and All kinds -
neusesei goods. a. ls5 East vssh,sfon street. go
;sls and private residences called uss1 desired
eirec-s< - ?. y, Ser 80 VII be pronpty at
tended TO. :. n s0LoHoS.
fsol9-tlr
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lECTUR ES.


yUsHs PRoPRIEToRs OF rHE sEw yozK nrsyun
4 Of Anatomy have ce<rnined, rsgsrsless 81 st-
psrse, % ,sue free. for the sensGt Of suffering Ia
mainly. and ssppresen Of qsseksry foar s< their
interesting and instructvs Lectures nsrsGs spS Ire
dseraliestions Esrrers and Rhy seal Debility. Pre-
nsture decline OF Hsnhoet tigestsco. wsaksess
Depression npoensy, Loss q EDsrEy sud Manly Pow
the great social Evil and those hsiseies vbek result
from youih foss. esessss- Of maturity. OF igner.nos
Of Phys.si< - AM Laws ofEstuve.
These akbie Lectures have bees the means 81
enlizhtenls vsng n oussrts. and ui be fervard
e FREE lec~5 Of soo- stsnrs ~ addressing BE-
.sry Ne. Ssfk Museum .: Anatomy sn1 Nesicine sis
Brssd-sy New York. ssrzi-tiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

sPEc1AL NOTICES, r.
THEGREAf ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAxEs eLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED AAa LETTERS
frss~srs< fss~ preso~spse~ 81 81 =. Carl, N a
PAtsseSss z<s~oo~Ss~asy - AZ o~ee.-
rsis nvsssbs nsas:ss Is snsssilas IN u. 9. all
those painful and asnserou. dss.ses 70 -hch he f.
male easstatlop sssecs Il me-. rsse< sS-ruco.s
and sp>eey care nay b. relied 60
TO MARRIED LADIES
q y psesIisriy ssitsa q IN ins .A,r,.s. brig "a
the nsnsAiy period Nth regularity. -
Esch bottle pris. On. Dollar bear. II. Gs-.ran,nt
sisrnp ste-,,s Britain. 20 rrrv-s, esunssrfssss.
aH CAUTION. seH
M Pi1s sAogsd rof bsfskes b. Fe.sl>. Ss-sas las
yZRS7 TBREs MONTHS Of Prssssaes. ss hey arc
s-rs 70 sr~se- ksscs~rsaes. BED % ssp osswfs~s
lley ara s4fs. -s --.. -s-.-,
In AZ % Nerves. ssA Spinal Anectisns Pains IN
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight ex.rtOn, Pslps
ton Of the Bear Mysteries and Whites th.ss Pills vii
eject sears when al ether means have isied and al
though powerful remedy, do irer eaieuse
snsinsny, or anything hur'fsitO ID. constitution.
Suildreetcss ia The pas pAlst sreasd ..ch package
which Should be CAREFULLY preserved
SOLD 5YzLE DRUGGISTS
so,s Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB xosrs. q, cor.isadt ST.. New yc-s.
n. Bsl % and postage stamp. ene.osed 70 arr xe.
thorised Agen, viii trsor. so,;I. containing 50 Pills.
By 'sisrn mad. e1e1 DI[l''esSs'd*' ''a-i5
ELET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues of BrI's Crssox Brrrxzs any sueh there
known in this nuniiy and doubt no more.
It's general Introduction into the army viii he
lives Of thoass,ds of car soidierr nl-Ia
fHa iHf 9efai Lccrsvnl,. jams So, 1883
We the undersigned. have the good Effects Dr.
JoHs BulLs CEDnox BrTsss IN Of general debility
and pros.rstion Of the system and believe s general
use vould prevent disease and relieve much suffering
especially those who are exposed ,e hs issrs,ie
fueuees Ia the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell
% Collector lot. Rev "A D.. Ey
CHAs g. COTTON.
Collector Of the Pert OF i,euisvilis, KY.
Col. n. DENT.
Provost Marshal General Of Ksntneky.
REV. q. ?. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of saniisrJ Commission
BARNEY. HUGHEs r. Co,
Publishers Dsnycraf.
GEO. p. DcERH,
Proprietor Leaisvi,is A,sess~.
EpGHKs & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry GOeds Dealers. ssis street. Lssls-
Vile, Ny h#..#
49,. cross 70
Wholesale Shoe Dealers. Asis street. Lsalsvn..
BART a MAPoTHER,
photographers, corre, Earke, and Third streets
Louisville. Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. eorre- rAirS 49, h.sk., cts.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. 8. r. HILDRETB,
OF the steamer Major An6sr-s..
MAJ L. T. rHuRSrON
Psymsster u. 8. Army.
c. n METCALF,
National Hotel, Loui,vili-. vy
COL. Jesse BAYLEs |
Ith Kentucky Csvsiy-
Gv0RGR D. PRENTICE
Louisville Je1rnal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BIT
DAILY. KEEPER Il kU
Is South Meridian ss.. indianapolis
sseise1- iyAvi2tosn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
xxxVHI CONGRESS--2d SESSION.
SENATE

NAsHfSoTos. FEB a.
Nj Morgan presented petition Of New York
merchants. asking Tor al extension Of the time
for vithdrasin. goods from public warehouses.
which vas referred 10 the finance committee
The credentials of Richard Gates. senator
elect from Illinois. seEe presented and sled
Mr. Howard presented resolution calling
upon the president for statement Of what por-
ton Of Louisiana was under the c0utrol of the
union armies on the day OF the election OF mem
bers Of the state convention. F frfa
The finance committee vss Instructed 10 10
eaire into the er pedieucy Of extendlng the power
o: The bureau Of emigration to enable it 10 AZ
ford relief to southern refugees.
Mr.. 0oolittle presented q bill to establish
commissioner 81 elsins at Knoxville. Teunes
see Es
NJ. Tfunbuil called Up the bill providing tha,
contractors AID others. arrested under the act ef
july, 1862 for military ofense. shall TIE CON
mitted 10 bail
ever any executive. naval or military officer OF
itsted any person or persons, they shall immed
ately hand them over to civil courts
Ar. W ilkinson called up the bill granting land
10 Missouri, Tor the construction oil railroad
from the Mississippi river and the northern boun
dsrv Of the state, which vas passed
When the iortifcstion bill came up, Mr. Sher
man explained that the finance committee had
stricken out all items for Notifications on the
lake frontiers and the Pacific and North Allan.
tic a. il was thought best 10 provide only for
the present war. as repairs on the northern forts
would cost much money. and with the present
progress in gunnery would be useless in few
years Il would be useless TO iortfy the lakes
US the var With England would be fought in Can
ada and not in Ohio
Mr. Wilson moved to amend the original bill
OF the House by reducing the appropriation one
half. and retaining provisions for improving for
ti6csiions the Atlantic and Pacific.
Pending the consideration Of this subject. the
morning hsur having expired. the fertilization
Appropriation bill ives taken up.
After some debste an amendment was adopted
reducing the original appropriation one halt. and
the iort6cation bill, thus amended. passed.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

sword PsKsEsTArroSs.-The members o: Co.
Y. Il4th regiment Indiana volunteers. on yes
terday presented is commissioned officers, Capt.
Stephen s Coll. lsi Lieut. Robert Hall and "a
Lieu, VIM Stanford. each with al elegant
sword, belt and sash. Lieut.. stanford IA. or
derly sergeant Of the l2.h battery For four
months he has been stationed at Camp Caring
ton. and during that period he has been die
charging tbs duties of Commissioned officer.
whiting tie respect OF both officers aud soldiers
~ so doing For bis faithful services be has
been promoted. and We predic, that Lieut. Stan
ford will Win new honors in HE present position.
cot only, but further advancement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
UNPRESENTABLE HEADS

UNDERSTANDABLE HEADS
Are IN a moment S.susa.d ~ ih. operation Of
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
Which, without the slightest trouble, inpsr,s 10 the
hair of the hes3 she vhiskers beard mcustsche
shade Of brown the most perfect black. Ladies "a
use II without selling iksir 6agsrs I; e the
pedtious hair dye In ths world, and the only free
from ever, po.sooos. !ngre ient, and that eonisn,
nourishiDs and encient vegetable principle
Cristadoro's Hair Preservattvc,
vsiuab adjunct the Dye IN dressing and promoting
the growth sDd perfect health of the hail. and Of ITSELF
wh.n use4 alose safeguard that protects the asre,
from decay under all es-cnnstsDo-s under ali cnss
x&nufsc,sr.s J. cRIsTADoRo
So.s Astor House. New Torn.
SOLD BY all Drussia.. Applied by All Hair Drsss.T,.
jatt2. deod&vees
~NERyOUS DEBILITY. SEMINAL
cured hinself and hupdye1s % others viii ysa
nstb.ns bat me tra,A. Address with stamp.
- EDWARD n. rRAvER,
.eese-dkwi, Losk Bsx, Boston, Mss.
tEDTsE Asses OF rdE NERVOUS
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual synens-nev and reliable
treatnent-ir Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Sent by sealed letter epvelepes
Address D. ,. sKIILIN Hou0Hros, Howard Asseeis.
ten, No. SestA Etnth Street, rhilsdslShis Pa.
nsr3o-d&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

Cheese nominal at 1902
Money quite e.sie at per cent.
Sterling dull aud nominal, l0I4(dlG.sL
Government stocks quiet
Gold without decided change; opening at 81 de
elining TO 1879. adsanciug to 200, and ciasine q
1891
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

~ few exchange papers, done Up IN psek
ages OF 100, can be had at this Office q .
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MEDICAL.
fEFT MEDICAL.
M A N II 90 d.
tuHsE Feff treI.T e
RsW Destroyed, Hew Restored
Dr. N. =. PENDERY,
Physician and Surgeon.
No. "a l-2 E. Washington St.
No. "a l-2 E. Washington st.

UNcoSsxcriox WIN rHK GgxrRsL PRACTICE
u % hec'ctne, treat BY rev and reliable netizn.
snd wiz he hsprsesf re<alt al - the
sersoax Seminal sa4 Urnsrs su< fexzs sysieaA
fosng uen vita heiic~ checks and psil1 eouaensnce
telling n fesrfai lsngu2<s The wcfklar q -ons
eraidsAl> disease re<srn ming yux- eertifrtien nsz
orr sn< resse1. hurry ins pea % prsnsurs death
Feet ~kEe rsasoz holas sssy and avail 1osr<eA q q
treatment that diss.pses the slightest diss.se. sal
cures the hsrrxssng weakness end other q .s
sss cicseusty and perpetual snnoysroe.
sp>rnatorTh9a, seminal weakness. Nocturnal FMS
sions serua Deeity lnPcs<ncy. krecfs 81
AID tier retuts-lnahiy 70 Copsu tbe hsrrikxs
Ccut-sei, Mental s.s PkyEesf fross-ssse. Hpuep<y
ln<znsy and CensnnPtian- = =
s'rhefoe.
I&te stsansk r,urterer. ssessy 90 his p-rpc>e
Presses hE, close through every lsas q hfe,
Nor misses once the track, but presses On.
nil forced a. last 60 thctrsrsndoas verge.
And a. once he sinks"
Ufevse, win guarantee . radical cure % syphns
Gc1ouh9s and elect. in all their sssres epssreiy re.
moving from tie blood the last SPARK % he-s terrible
diseases that 80 gradually burn up he fosnisia Of s
n
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r e MoVAl.

~ eoHLxS. ArCHfTEcr. has uR8ovED Hlo
L. ccaoe fro7 the .Stns b. ding To his rcstencs
70 Is West oea street. s>s~e~. n~rs.as sec riness-
Jsafs-s3o
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

See Dr. Vim Thomson's advertisement
on the third page Of 70 days paper
ian Is A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
NO. 3
sxusns anTxrg1

VWYrL epe, N , Fee day, hts ED stss< 81 rs
w Palmer sn6 invites oil hts ed fft~rts sne
every cher Who loves 20 tnoke t1s. Sweet CESS
Havana Cigar 90 call On him there
he has closed n. - hss vsfrse< ne
ehssees s<aer - ery sniy The best sso a fessesa
cab prics. RsspectsuIy-
fsse-o7v rer - jonhA- hhtpt4sosA
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C0M M ERCEAl.

~ rxIg5R.-s
cincinnati Market.
CIscIsNArI, February ~.
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FROM, Warrington.

Sc.. &c. Ac. &c. sc.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-28
COMMUNICATIONS.
OK BOARD STR. CITY OF RICHMOND, !
James Riger, Sept 26th, 1865. T
BoIIin gbrook Hotel, Petersburg, va


Mr.. EDITOR: Allow me to trespass little
on the columns Of your valuable paper, to say
a few words in regard to the ''Bollingbrool
Hotel" | am considerable traveller, and
since the close Of the war. have travelled thro'
nearly all the so-called Confederate States,
and | undertake to pronounce this the best
house in those States | never met with
nicer, cleaner, and better uentilated rooms in
any hotel. The table is supplied with most
everything you can ask for, and prepared in
the best manner The ''Scyvants' are very at
tentive, and | do not think there could be
more system or better order in any house
The morning | left, there was fifteen or twenty
left with me, both ladies and gentlemen, and
all concur i'll the above facts, and desired that
| should notice it in some paper. understand
that Mr.. VIM II. Kennedy, formerly proprie-
tor Of the "Norvell House. Lynchburg, and
one of the best landlords in the State is pro-
prietor. have often heard his house in the
city Of Lynchburg spoken of in the highest
terms. | have been going to Petersburg for
twenty years, and have stopped with every
landlord that has kept the house in that time,
and unhestatingly say that | have never
seen it hay as well kept before, and would
advise the traveller to go and see for himself
and my word for it, he will not go away dis
satisfied. TRAVELLER
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-28
PaPdOnS.

The Baltimore Gazette says the promptitude
with which the President has latterly granted
pardons to so many of the Weather and more
influential men of the South leads us to infer
that there is much truth in the rumor that he
intends shortely to issue general amnesty.
If he is disposed to pardon those whose ability
or wealth enabled them to render the most
important service to the cause for which the
South was contending he can scarcely refuse
TO extend the same favor to men, who having
done less to uphold the Confederacy must be
less obnoxious to the Government If then
we are to presume that those now expected
from the benefits of the amnesty proclamation
are to be mostly pardoned, it can only be done
by means of another proclamation. That the
President, even with the assistance of half a
dozen Secretaries, can examine the case of
each applicant for pardon is impossible, and
even if he could do so, the subject would oc-
cupy him for years. During all that time the
lands of thousands of planters would be. idle,
warehouses would remain empty and fac
tories stand closed because Of the inability of
their owners to borrow money On property
that is liable to confscation Nor can it be
supposed, from the readiness with which the
President disposes of the cases of those who
call upon him, that he regards those with most
favor who makes personal application for par
don. He, of course, knows that those who
can go to Washington and urge their claims
are, in many instances, the persons who can
afford to wait the longest for what they ask.
The great mass of applicants have not the
means to go to Washington, nor have they in
tiuential friends in the North who might aid
them. But if they are all to be pardoned at
all, it is very hard that their cases should not
be acted on until after the applications of
those who call personally on the President are
disposed Of The President must himself have
considered these facts and must also be aware
that the class of people referred to can even
tually only be reached by some general pre-
clamation.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-28

SUFFRAGE,-John Stuart Mill, of England,
has written letter in which he favors negro
suffrage in this country, based on the qualifi-
cation of their being able to read and write.
What has John Stuart Mill to do with it? Let
him look after suffrage for white men in his
own country.
Hydrophobia is prevailing to an alarm ing
extent in India napolis The journal says
about twenty persons have been bitten by mad
dogs within few days. A number of cases
have proved fatal.