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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-07-26
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
from Warrington.

WAsHivGroS. February 27-The Richmond
Dispatch. received here 10 day. says Unbro.
ken quiet re;gns along the lines Oh the north side
OF the James river. The enemy were concen-
trating on a new position on Hatcher Ran
during Tuesday and " eduesday. but nothing Of
consequence has grow out of the movement
They captured portion OF our picket line in
this vicinity Tuesday night. but the liDe
reestablished by oar forces the next morning
The contract for transporting Indian goods 10
Fort Benton Il awarded 10 the owner OF the
steamer 81 Johns The Indian agents and Of
fees and goods sill leave ST. Louis about he
l-tt OF March.
General Mosqaefa. president Of the republic
Of Columbia and his minister 10 London. have
arrived here. accompanied by General LalgaT
Columbian miLisier to Washington, and
several foreign ministers all OF whom were in
uoduced % the secretary 0f state Hnd the pres.
dent
They have all left ca = vi-ii 10 Gen Grant
army 10 day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

-
The pending question was upon Mr. Branham's
resolution 10 take up House bills l76, l73 and
40
Mr.. Durham rose 10 privileged question, and
moved that when the House adjourn it be until
Wednesday at IL o'clocls, and demanded tho yeas
and nsvs thereon.
Mr. Brown asked to be excused from voting.
Oblection-yeas and nays on Mr. Browns re
quest were called He was not excused
Sundry like votes on like motions followed
with like result.
Mr.. Boyd moved to adjourn sine die.
Mr. Speaker pronounced the motion out of Or
der
Then followed more motions to be excused on
the pending question of adjournment made by
Mr. Durham, each with its attendant dilatOry 90
lection and yeas and NAYS.
Mr. Coffroih asked unanimous consent 10 sub
nit the following;
The undersigned ask for unanimous consent
that the present question be laid aside for mo-
ton to suspend the order of business and take
up bills l40, l53 and lo6
Signed-Messrs Coffroth, Griffith. Meredith
and Bird
Mr.. Speaker decided tina, the application could
not he received pending motion to adjourn
SIR Durham, being appealed to Tor that pur
pose, was willing TO withdraw the motion TO ad-
joUrn.
The presiding officer decided that il could not
be withdrawn without unanimous consent
Objection.
After further dilatory motions the yeas and
navs were taken on Mr. Dunhsms motion Neg
atiyed-yeas II. nays D
Mr.. Lassele rose 10 privileged question. Re
plyng to the gentleman from W sbash, Mr. Pet
iii, that the minority had in caucus resolved on
Thursday that they would not vote TO take up
he tfs.f fIaf
the caucus adopted such resolution
Mr. Petit arose
But objection being made. he did not res
pond
Mr Meredith asked The unanimous consent TO
ofier resolution similar to Mr Coffroth above,
and signe, by some ten Twelve members. "a
the effect that pending business be passed over
aud the bills in controversy taken ~
OUT Of order
Then followed more diaiOfI motions on al
iOurnment
Mr. Brauham rose 10 point of order. va
! That in - much a. Il j. uot the design OF the
minority Of this House de.e't the measure.
embraced in The resolution tie main question
up0o which has been ordered AL other question.
VA oct OF order.
/ Nr Danham and Mr. Buskifk resisted lhu-
insisting that ihe pendiog motion 10 adjourn and
questions dependent thereon must oe decided
I first
The presiding officer Nr Hsuricks, pro
nounced all debate ont OF order De sustained
III Branham's point OF order The previoL,
Question on Mr. Branham- resolution OF Satur
DAY had been demanded. wss seconded. vas o.
| defei 10 5e put, and that Was nos pending
i Mr. Coffrofh appealed from the decision Of thu
! chair ruling 90; OF order the motion 70 adjourn
and sdjunct motions
The yeas and NAYS we're Gle 10. l6-ss
the decision Of the chslrmsh sas pronounced
/! sustained though no quorum voted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

METRoPoLITAN THEATRE This evening a
grand comedy entertainment will be presented
Sheridans immortal play Of The School for
Scandal. will be performed with powerful caste.
Mrs Emma Waller. who Is better known TO
the audiences trsgedienne, will. for the first
time. bear her famous personaton of L'dv Tea
zle Mr. II Riley will appear as Charles
Surface, and the rest Of the roles will be ably
sustained by Mrs Riley. Miss Cushman. Miss
Hodges. Messrs Hight. Rand. White and the rest
OF the excellent dramatic company his IS the
onlv opportunity the citizens will have of wit
Messing Mrs. W alters powers 8 sparkling cor--
edv actress
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

LOOKING To THE RIGHr SoUKcE Tog HrLr =
20 one yet has ever triei "PtNKEEroN : MOO
AID CALlsAlA BITTFRs. ont what recommends
them 10 his friends These oitters are based
their o~n merits, aud supported by inconieslabie
facts and though they have. a. il were bui re-
gently been offered Tor sale. they have already
required reputation equal 10 any bitters offered
10 the public. for the peculia, and eficacious
property they possess Of curing dyspepsia. liver
complaint. constipation. &c &c by changing
diseased action aud expelLns from the system
she various forms Of disease aud suffering They
are prepared in accordance with strict ard well
established chemical lsss Their reputation i
onward and upward AMI ti4e-s oittes- Lon
recommended by the best physicians 10 The
eountrv Reader. If you need help. then look TO
the right source-viE P'nSertons "ahoo and
c .lissya Bitters The genuine article hss the
name of j scot Pinkertou blown on each bottle
For sale oHly by Jayeox. Fizhugh 4 co.
thur sal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

Ths beauty and extreme aeO.ey OF the female organ
1Aol to say nothing Of its physoiosic.l ohsrsotsrs
tics, are sucient Indications that i cub ec 70 forms
Of disease and notifications peculiar &C it->h IN.
physician OF the present day does not any
more foInS OF uterine diseases than did The physician q
fifty years ago; but owing the present social Condition
Of woman her diseases increased frequency
to the truth o. this assertion the melancholy deaths BY
consumption bear ample witness
Al the American ID spsnsary treat BY =
new method, and with the happiest rcsuits Prelap-
s1s Oier; falling Of the womb Errptions Of the
skin Chlorosis, Green sckness--chsrscter1red by
yelo~sh dirty green pallor Of the surface. Ensnso
hessizm, OF absent Nenstruston; Amenorrhea or Re-
tenton OF The Menses Dysmenorrhsa, painful and din
cult TOW 81 the Mense: Memorials rs, OF proase Mem
situation; Leuchorrhea excessive and altered secr
ton Of the mucns-generaiy white nearly eolOress
Reader, have given you class Of diseases that are
met with In Females OF a ages whether married or IN
married; and 20 married Females word say there
many other forms Of diseases peculiar 20 your sex
diseases Of Pregnancy, PartuTten, and Lactston Of
which space will not admit elucidstion. IL for
the council chamber, adding but more disease
this list and that l. formidable oneulccrsfon ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
II you afflicted with organic weakness or any as
senhlage Of morbid phenomens % this character you
have time spare, but once apply for med cal
aid II too late 10 arrest the disease AT least posi-
Ole 10 paate the symptoms and thus smoothe the path
way to untirnely grave.
Ina majority 81 instances these diseases have mad.
considerable progress before the patient becomes
ed In some cases an emacison is the first indication
that attracts the attention Of the patients friends And
herr, reader let me eai your earnest attention
fearful significance OF the WORD wasting n only
constitutes the leading feature bat the earliest and
NEST omiRous symptoms Of Consumption examples 81
which are invariably met with IN young ladies ~ho
gifted with high intellectual endowments refined sc-
compishments and eyes flashing with unnstural bril-
hancy-nOt regarding thee Indications a. being thos
Of incipent disease, bnt those Of personal cham.
True, ALA the poet sings
Consumption che. pe'er looks more pure
And lovely, than when past all crr-
And yet that bloom, 80 fresh 50 silll,
Has lent It's feeting aid TO Kill
And speaks. to those who watch ffs hur
OF Sickness, dea.h and suffering too;
Though who, Just viewing arght 30 fair,
Could dream that death tberes''
Address p. o. Box 1864.
II T0fice hours from A. NJ. 10 r. N. Room No
"a East Washington Street, Indianapolis Indiana
feblG-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

The undersigned committee OF the common
council for examining rhe claims of drafted men
TO the appropriation OF : 100 by the city, under
the terms of the resolution heretofore pissed
will hold daily sessions az the council chamber
from ii O'Clock a. IN to { o'clock M +. Until
further notice. All claims OF drafted citizens 10
said approximation. together With proof OF Their
subscription to the war fluid previous to the 25ih
OF February A ID 1865 must be presented Ia
this committee for adjudication. No claims vii
ne acted upon after the 18th OF March
AUSTIN II BEowN
4 SEipENsricKzR Committee.
SrfPnEN McNABB. y
y A..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28


CHANeEs.-The following changes have taken
place 10 Indiana REGIMENTS since our last report
for the reasons stated:
lsth Regiment-lst Lieutenant William M
Porter, honorabIy discharged account OF
wounds received IN battle.
22d Regiment-Captain A. K. Rsyenscroft.
dishonorably dismissed for absence without
leave
26th Regiment 81 Lieu,enant Elisha J. Col
Inns, heretofore hoaorably discharged, has been
restored TO his command.
olst Regiment-2i Lieutenant John Schwal-
lur. Compy /. resigned on account OF family
affairs.
7tb -Clvalry-lst Lieutenant Alpheus I
Blackman. Compy. L. resigned on account OF
disability.
IOih Cavalry-Captain John W. Bradbun, re-
signed for good of the service; LIST Lieutenant
William Morris, Compy. @, resigned on account
OF disability.
Ilth Cavairv-Captain j. Nj. Garrett, Compy
L, resigned on account OF disability.
18th Cavalr,-Captain Amos DsHuf, Comply
II. having rendered his resignation for the good
OF the service" upon the recommendation OF has
intermediate commander. il di-honorably dis
missed
18Th Cavalry-Captan Jacob Herman, Coop.
b. having rendered his resignation for the good
OF the SERVICE" upon the recommendation OF his
immediate commanders, is dshonor2bly dis
missed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
REylsEp ORnlNAxcEs.-We nave before us

REVISED ORDISANCEs.-We have before Us a
very valuable book 10 all that want TO keep
posted in city matters, being the revived ordin-
ances of the city The volume is got up in ex
cellent style. containing the city charter, aud all
laws relating TO the city, The rules of order Of
the city council. catalogue Of the officers o; the
city government from 1899 To 1865, with all
charters and contracts with railroads. gas com
panies. &c The whole is indexed fully and
completely. by Mr. Butter6eld. the city clerk
We also have a copy OF the proceedings of the
common council from May 1868 TO Nav 1864.
which contains the official record of the council
tor the year. carefully indexed by Mr.. Butter6eld
city clerk This places the proceedings in con
venient form for reference.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

Mr.. corfeth moved the HOrse scjOrrn--ysa.
p. nays 50. -
Mr. C0ffrosh asked leave -fos the democrats
members I'LL morning
Ont of order
The question being the adoption OF Dir
Brsnhsm's resolution 10 take up the designsted
bls, IL was pronounced carried-yees ~. NAYS
II. present and no; voting 10.
Mr. Buskirk. calling attention TO the fact that
DO quorum voted. appealed from the decision OF
the chair pronouncing the resolution carried.
Pending which the House adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

APPOINTMENTS The following appointments
have been made to the new Indiana regiments
since our last report
I43d Regt.-OIver II Tousy chaplain
l46th Regt Thomas g. Shepperd. quarter
mister
lash Regt William j Marker. lieutenant
colonel. William Irwin, quartermaster.
Co X Samuel J. Banta. captain; James NJ
OdeII. lst lieutenant: Alonz' BGrdgh, 81 lieu
tenant
l49,h Regt.. Co William \. Porter. cap
tain
l5ls, Regiment Co. q Garter l. Nigus, cap
tain; Elijah c DAVIS lst lieutenant. James ID
Sherman. 2i lieutenant
1924 Regt. Co Robert u. McGregor,
captain; David ;. LongfeIlOw, ls lieutenant:
John Zimmerman, 81 lieu'enant.
l53d Regt., Co. William III Card captain;
John X Cox. lst lieutenant; Levi +. Adams. I'd
lieutenant.
35th Regt.-August 6. Tassiu. colonel; Hugh
d. Gallagher. lieutenant colonel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
rX- Every gentleman that carries a peck.

cX Every gentleman that carries pocket
knife wants good one 1t issn article of fire.
quent use. and il Is pleasure to have knife
that will keep its edge, always in good order.
that works easy. and looks nice. Such knife
costs but little more than a common one, and il
serviceable twice as long, so that II Is cheaper in
the end. to say nothing OF he pleasure of having
il. Bowen L. Stewart have succeeded IN getting
an assortment Of superior pocket knives. which
they will keep constantly on hand After a fair
trial We can recommend their knives "a No. L.
and 10 every man that has poor knife We say
give il away. and get good one at Bowen 4
Stewards.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
Evan j Morris, Comm
VIM. ". II. McCuIdy.
Committee

~ Capt O'Leary. of the magnificent saloon,
No. 1903, south Illinois street-one of the most
popular places Of resort in the city, and now in
first class order-sets daily sumptuOus lunch
from 10 to IL a m This lunch is free, and all
the captains friends and the public generally are
invited The restaurant st No 1913 is unsp
preached and unapproachable. 80 far the lar
der, the CUISINE and elegant appointments are con
cerned At the bar, the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars are 10 be obtained. Capt. O'Leary
knows how to treat his friends when they call on
him div.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

sFF~Gen. Darlington resorts that only five
cases of spotted fever and eighteen cases of small
box have occurred AZ Camp Darlington. where
there are 10 900 men. The General has ample
hospital accommodations and supplies to comfort
ablv provide the entire quota OF Indiana with
everything essential 10 their comfort.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
PROFESSIONAL.
R =. NJ O v a l..
Doctor WM. Tu0M SON,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FRox
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 90 South Delaware Street,
HE WILL CONTINUE

! !. !: !
wv to trea; and Private n
Diseases, IA all their specie. stage.
ramiflcaiions ard phases.
DIR. Vim. Thomson Will give % -
each patient a written instrument, ~
binding himself TO effect radical
and permanent cure, make no Va
charge.
Dr. Vim. Thomson has made the
treatment of Private Diseases IN
speciality since the year ssl-three years IN the city
Buffalo, " eie ht years in Chicago, H. and years
in Peoria, III During eight years practice In Chicago,
III, be cured over thirteen thousand cases.
DR.. Vim. Thomson. in bis practice for scrofula Rheu
matte and general diseases Of the blooc Furgs-
ting yapor Rath Of the most genious kind IN corunc
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the con sequence ofself- abuse
This solitary vice, depraved sexual Indulgence, l.
prscticed by the youth Of both TO almost
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless combsiec b.
scientific medical measures, VIZ Salow countensnce
dark spots nnder the eyes, pain In fhe head ringing ia
the and noises like the rusing Of leaves and
Ting Of chsrots aneasness about the IONS
the limbs confused vision bluned Intellect loss Of
hdenee, dihdence In approaching Stranger dislike q
form new scQusntsnces, disposition to shun society
loss Of memory, hectic Pushes pimples and erup
tons about the face. fured tongue night s~ests fec
breath coughs, cons umption, monomans and frequent
y insanity.
The afflicted, the fret appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms. should Immediately apply to Dr. WA.
Thomson for relief.
n6rOrce asd Consultation r rms no ~ South Del
ware street. indianapolis, Ind.
r. q. Box 1850. tsn94-cly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

r. Rhodius, of the Circle. the fashionable
place of resort for all that love good liquors. is
in receipt Of the best of ale. both draught and
in bottles. a superior article of old copper dis
titled whisky, apple brandy, and other fine Ii
quors His restaurant is supplied with all kinds
of game in season. and his cook prepares it in
the highest style Of art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

u The old favortes. the AIleeh anans and
Swiss Bell Ringers. give one concert at Masonic
Hall on Thursday evening. Al their last
certs in this city the hall not large enough
20 mold the audience IL nav not be this time
so you had better secure your tickets early.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

tH-A new fruit depot has been opened in
the rooms under the Bee Hive store. whore all
kinds of fruit can be had at Wholesale. \ large
lot of green and dried apples are now in store
Dealers had better call and get supply before
they picked up.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

- We understand DR. Thompson has leas
ed forty by fifty feet OF his lot, the corner Of
Illinois and Ohio streets. for the term of five
years The lessor is to build brick house,
which. at the end OF the time, belongs 10 the Dr.
aud he is to receive i've hundred dollars year
ground rent in addition. This il a good rent for
the ground aud will be a cheap rent for the gen
tleman leasing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

sH-B. F May. drafted man. informs the
public that he has just received a complete stock
of spring boots and shoes for ladies and gentle
men. which he is most anxious to sell before de-
parting for the front" His place of business
is No. 10, north PENNSYLVANIA street. dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

UNION TABERSAcLE The above building
will comfortably seat three Thousand people. is
we'll lighted and heated. The came is for rent
for concerts. Apply to W. II LOOMS Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets. lndi
anapolis Ind. Is I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

- Senour. at the Bates House Drug store
on Washington street. has large stock Of
paints, oils. vsrnishes. and all articles required
by painters. that he is selling low as any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
DISSOLUTION

flNHE undersigned have formed oopartn-rSh'p under
Il the sgyle % Evans. Dawes Co, and wi continue
The Wholesale Boot and Shoe Business No Ia Solth
Meridian street. where wil - glad al 10
friends an customers Il th~ old house.
WILLIAM EVANS
c. DAVIS.
JOHN PIckES,
NATHAN I. PARKER,
ELLISON c. Hull.
Indianapolis. January g. lse5 feblS-dlW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

sX- Maj. Gen kimball was 10 the city yes
terdsy AMI lett tor the front To resume command
OF his disi-iOn At Huntsville Alabama General
kimball has won hi stars by gallant service in
the field, and i an OH ,er AL Iniitnitns are
proud of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

~ Mr. J. Keller. drafted ia the 9th ward
We aye told is the father Of Mr. Keifer. OF the
firm Of Keller Rush, and is "a years old. II
is hardly probable that the government wants
soldiers OF this age.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
.z~Tbe Peak family Swiss Bell Ringer.

- The Peak family Swiss Bell Ringers.
twenty two performers. who use 319 silver bells,
give series OF entertainments commencing on
Wednesday of this week. This Is an entertain
ment worth hearing. and no one should fail to
attend. The music OF the bells ia the sweetest
in the world. and the Peak family are masters in
their profession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

tB- Yesterday was rough enough for the fret
Of March. Ii showed, and sleetej. and rained,
aud blew. and was altogether an unpleasant
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

tFJ. X. Msrot. No 233, East Washington
street. has in store large stock Of second hand
furniture. nearly all as good "a new, which he
sells =, prices 20 suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

WAsrEp.-Proposals from carpenters or build
srs TO extend the building occupied BY Baker l.
Aelver. Inquire of the firm, - East Washing
ton street. % 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28

Ia Major Conklin has opened a place o;
business on the corner OF Michigan aud Nissis-
sipp streets. where he will keep all kinds OF
family groceries, sles, wines and liquors - 8,