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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

Davissxi, Arkaasss. BY ths presidents peoels-
nation 04oets Of co1gress. Il declared 10 iosur-
rection-r .Xo move Der from that position The as-
thorisis( ~ formally declsrs that che IS Dot 10
. state of.iaslrrectionx
Trumbuil did NOS ZEE AnJ difficulty Ia reserv-
tng any respectable pspes 30 thereby the Senate
did net sanmit itself 30 The object proposed.
Mr. 6smner said there were three points: first,
to refuse 70 receive the eredentials second. 20 re
ce.ve and lay on the table: third. to receive and
refer them. BE vas indifferent e. to the course
the Senate should take The refusal to receive
would have the effect. at al candidates were paid
mileage and compensation, to draw large nun
bers oil them here, and thus de- le,e the treasury
Mr.. I.sne replied: When be came here AZ
claimant 10 represent free state under the To-
peka convention, his credentials we're read, ami
although not admitted. he did not ask paw or
mileage.
foot on the matter OF mileage and conpenss uou
Mileage OF the senators from Louisians and Ar
kansas would be about 5000
Howard said the Senate ought not 10 receive
credentials, because the so-called state OF Ar
kansas did not exist IN law, or in fact in creden
isls.
IL was referred 10 the eommn,ae on judiciary
Sumner offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That where a state has been de-
cls'eo 70 De nsurrection, no person can berecog
nized as Senator from such state or as claim
ant OF seat as Senator from such state until a.
ter :he occurrence of several conditions.
First. cessation Of ell armies hostile 20 the
United States within the limits of such state.
~. Adoption by such state OF constitution
republican in form, and not repugnsnt 20 the
constitution and laws of the United States, and
ID An act of congress declaring the people Of
such state entitled TO representation in the con-
gress OF the United States. Laid over.
The chair laid before the Senate . message
from the president enclosing letter from the
secretary OF Stale.
The senate had requested the president TO 70
turn joint resolution prohibiting The payment TO
land grant railroads, and which had been pre-
scented for bis approval BY ulistske. but from
which he Withheld bis signature.
The Official reply 10 the 5enste's request ia
that the rgh; of either House At subsequent
congress to recall any Bill or resolution may be
regarded as questionable under an act Of 1888
which makes no provision for any case similar
to that under the constitution. The law requires
copies Of the original OF all documents be filed in
the state. when not otherwise provided for, 20
keep such papers. l. has been the uniform piac-
tice ever since the formation of the govern
ment.
Lane offered resolution TO pay the claimants
of sests from Arkansas. Referred 10 The com
mittee on contingent expenses.
The Senate then adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
From Philadelphia

PHILADELfHIA. March Z - The Bulletin
special dispatch from W ashington gives the fol
lowing:
Richmond papers OF March 9th contain 90
military news of importance from North Carolna
or Virginia.
The Enquirer OF Monday 10 the course of $
long editorial says: The country turns in disgust
from congress. For four months has il been
sitting in Richmond. and day after day Witnessed
the military strength of the cOnfederscy dvind-
ling awsy, and though Lee has appealed TO Il,
and implored it to use the great military strength
Of the negroes for the defense of country. We,
TO this date or the session il has wholly failed
and refused 80 adopt measures for the salvation
of the country
The Sentinel Of Monday says: Both houses OF
the Virginia legislature have eoncurred 10 the res
olutions to our senators in congress, TO support
the policy of introducing negroes as soldiers in
the field The resolutions take the brosdesi
grounds, and We trust the confederate senate sill
now act without delay.
In the rebel congress a resolution Of the gen
erai assembly of North Csrolins, protesting
sealns; srmiug the Slaves in any emergency with
out the consent ofthe ties, was presented.
bill was passed in the rebel House TO form
volunteer organizations out OF such persons 3.
are not liable TO military duty
Intelligence from Nesbern \ c., indicate
that both sections are concentrating their forces
on her borders for the final struggle
A Rsleigh paper says:
The people OF this city will soon hear the CUR
OF the great and lsst battle Of the American re
bellOn. and the tradtionafy grounds of the old
north state will be the common graveyard OF
state rights and state lines; without which no II
tempt at secession could have been made
The existence of state lines will always be .
sufficient pretext to prompt the local interest o
one section to revolt against the government o
the other section or refuse to sacrifice their locs
interest.
All history demonstrates the fact that person
al interest Is paramount to life OF country, ans
hence 10 make Us one family. one people en-,
able TO bear these dangers. We must abolish state
lines, which will give US central head 10 yhicl
oil local interests will be attracted
The Raleigh progress says that the isierss all
concentrating force Of 10000 at Newbern
which will coon be ready to strike Gen Lee
army in conjunction with Sherman forces.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
xXXVM CONCRESS--2d SESSION

AsHlSoToS. March .
The Senate standing committees have been
appointed, the following beng ehairmen OF the
proeinent ones:
Foreign Relations-SumDer.
Military Afairs-Wilsou
Finauce--Fessen6en.
Naval-Grimes - hHfIt4k
Commerce-Chsndler
Pos, Olfce-Collamef.
Mr. Lane, of Kansas, NOV ed that the question
be taxed on the reception OF the credentials Of
Mr.. Snow, Senator from Arkansas. tesre
Mr.. Davis opposed it, contending that Snow
occupies the position OF an alien enemy accord
ing to the laws.
message was received frsm the president,
when Mr.. Sumner moved thst the Senate 90 into
executive session.
Mr.. Lane wanted to vote on the Arkansas
case.
Mr. Grimes said they could resume the con-
sderstion OF the question after referring the pres
ident nominations TO the proper committees.
The Senate went into executive session. and
when the doors were re-opened Mr. Davis re-
sunei his remarks against the admission of the
Arkansas Senators and after further debate re-
sumed his objection TO the cred entails, which
were referred to the judiciary com mittee.
The Senate, at O'Clock, adjourned.
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r e MOvAL.
The Pictorial Psychological Journal
U,oR JANuaRY. FEBRUARY Avn uapcB Bsyy

- qusrto pages each, and beautiful Illustrated
Covers They contain Portrait Of Ternyson. silsinas
Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips S1ssnrs wesley-aotser Of
Iohnsn Indian Chief Franz kuller Miss Nuggfns Mss
Fgry. the Princess Of Wsi--, Flor Nightingale.
Troupe Of Wsrriors-Hannibai, Jnlirs Csessr. frsrro
Crczwel Charles Kill Frederick the Great Scott Vel
ingtou, and Napoleon The Great Surgeons - the
world-Barvey. AherDefhy, Jsnne-, Hanter. Cooper.
Nom sut Csrnochsn- Also " 9 I.sot0y Nrs Fsrnhs-n.
Mr. Clark Mr. KiIo0rrn, Mr.. NORTH. Prsf. Oven
On the Brsiu; The Han an Face; pre-exst-nce; with
Ethr-iogy; Prenology, Physoleey, Physiogro2y and
PsycL Glory Gov. Fenfoo S1~srt pv>yeft The Orator,
Aristotle The Philosopher Major Dsvicscn The Patriot;
Charles Foa-isr W. r. Fry; 1hs Esces Of Men; csocss
ians Nonzosss E;kicpisns, AEsrican Indians hAays,
win Grslped Portraits OF ear d and map sheSing tas
Georrs phicsI Distributes q the Hos the br
Chang>s The Cranun; The Inscrutxbis; Foresee7g and
Seeing q Sea- etc. AL Double Members, with nuner-
nasrsfons. seat b. frst po fer q eents. or u
per ysar. Address 1ssxss JOWLRR WILLS.
us-S-e2tkvfv 80 Eostvsy, ny.
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SrQn, Memphis.

MkxrHIs, VIA CAIko. March S.-A FIRE broke
out in the pres. room building in the Office to
day, which mas extineuished. The loss was
mainly by the water thrown, which will propably
reach twenty thousand dollars. It was covered
by insurance 1t was supposed to have been
fired ny incendaries.
Eight bodies have been recovered from the
wreck Of the steamer James Watson. recently
sunk Napoleon.
Tsenty seren persons are still missing
The Arkansas river is out of It's banks, aud is
still rising.
GGegrillss continue their outside Of the union
lines.
Gen. Washburne has sent out an expedition in
search OF guerrilss,
Major HoGsley, OF the SD L. S. infantry, has
been assigned to the command of all the forces
on the west side of the Mississippi river from
White river to MorgaDza
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

WALKERS PoogEr CLoTnEs RACK +
Adams, So East Washington street. has foo sale
this very useful and convenient clothes rack
that must take the place Of the wooden one 80
extensively used in this city Ii is all iron. aus
so constructed that it Can be stretched 10 Us
full length. or folded TO suit the joists in The
wall, or the place where il is most desirable "a
hang il The rack Is copper bronzed, got M IN
the neatest manner. accompanied with brass
headed nails TO put It up. and an india rubbe'
band ia around each hook to prevent It's rubbing
the paper or wall. Ii IL the best thing of the
kind We have seen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
From New orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, !, via. CAIRo Seen. CANDY
and staff leave here to-day for the vicinity OF Mo
bile
Rear Admiral Thatcher arrived yesterday and
to-day assumed command Of the Western Gulf
squadron.
Commodore Palmer is nov in command ST
New Orleans qF
The steamer Arizona, which has Just been fit
ted up as the flag ship, was destroYedby FIRE 80
miles below here on Monday The officers lost
all their effects.
The rebel general assembly adjourned on the
18th nit.
Manufactures started in different parts OF
the state, ana measures are 10 De taken to re-
lieve the people Of the exorbitsnt prices imposed
upon them for the necesssries OF life by specula
tors A bill for the relief of DISTINGUISHED PEG
pie passed both Eouses OF the Louisiana legisls
ture.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

II We cut the following from the Spring
fed Republican:
Skill Gayord's Minstrels' eoucert at CITY
Hall. last night. was a success anu n merileC
one. Not every minstrel troupe is patronized b,
deacons and other prominent church members
and when a troupe il introduced 6y pillar in al
orthodox church. IL must certainly be an limo
cent amusement as the steadiast in the fai'f
have SCI the example. all hands may turn out to
night and give the minstrels benefit. They
sing we'll, play we'll, and have given universe
satisfaction.
This celebrated eastern troupe make their frs
appearance in Indianapolis. at Masonic Hall. OF
Thursday evening. March ysh. aud continue foi
three nights. and on Saturday afternoon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

not desirable. psrdins tie eonfsdsssss assotiA
tons in Canada
The funeral Of Cartirs. w.sensn took place
with much ponp and procession. and extended
three miles
The Paris correspondent Of The Times gives
report that France has assured the American
government that there is no truth in the cession
of Mexican territory The transaction was merely
on the products Of certain mines as security for
French expenses. and also repudistes the rumors
OF the contemplated recognition of the south by
NAPOLEON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

TABERNACLE To-sIGHr.--The benefit OF the
drafted men is announced at the tabernacle this
evening. The German theatrical trouDe-Man
nerchSr--and Hahns band. have all kindly con-
seuied TO volunteer for the occasion, which prom
;s.s TO be rich treat TO the public We trust
that the public will respond generally to the
cause. the object being TO raise funds TO pay
bouuties TO volunteers for the city Let the tab
ernacle ne crowded
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john a. HEIDLlSGBR.
No. 3 Palmer House

BENEFIT FoR THE DaAFTED MES The Ger
man Theatrical Troupe and the Manachor pro
pose giving an entertainment AZ the Tabernacle,
on Thursday evening, the proceeds of which are
20 Ice applied TO the recruiting fund for filing the
citys quota The performance promises TO be q
rich treat to the public. aside from the aid at
forded in securing an object that must necesssri-
IL interest all.
Hahn's Band has also kindly consented 20 par
ticipate
Tickets can be had OF the different commit
tees Price 81, admitting one gentleman and
lady
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

METROPOLITAN THEARrE-Misg Thompson
nightly delights her audience with her artistic
acting. which is Witnessed by crowded houses
To night she appears-and for the night only
as julia ia the great play of the "Huncbback .
Mr. Riley az Master Walter: Mr. Rivers "a Sir
Thomas Clifford, Mrs Hodges as Helen, and
Mr.. White a. l. ,them The "Ghost in Spite OF
himself concludes the performance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

tX- The Ohio river j. now very high. being in
cellars. over streets and roads and in places
up to the second story OF houses both in Cincin-
natl and Lswrenceburg IL will temporarily sas
pend the freight business. and detair passengers.
as there are parts of the road that are dangerous
to pass over The telegraph announces that the
food has commenced 10 recede. so that in few
days the trouble to travel will be over.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

DisrssED The following famed captains OF
the 9Th Ind volunteers have been dismissed for
absence Without leave: Joseph T. Homan.
Charles NJ Scott, and Samuel Moore The ab
sepce without leave. how ever, is presumed to be
merely techn Cal. owing to the failure of the Off
GERS 10 forward TO the var department the proper
medical Ger ifcstes Of iheir disability.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

ArrofsTxKsrs-The foIlo~ing appointments
to shs new Indiana regiments were made yester-
day:
One hunired and forty fourth-Geo. W. Rid
die. Colonel; Henry C Furguson. lieutenant
colonel; Emanuel X Ham. surgeon. aud Robert
Kay and Thoa as G Neal assistant surgeons.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
PRorosr MAnsuALs OrrIcr. There we

PRorosr MARsHAL's OFFICE. There were
mustered in and sent 20 camp yesterday, BY the
Provost Marshal of this district, 63 men, divided
As follows:
10 recruits
I6 substitutes.
drafted men.
OF the recruits eighteen were credited to the
city-to the lst ward two, 10 the Sd one. to the
4th one, TO he 5th two, to the 9th three. to the
Eth three, 20 the sth three to the 9th three.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
PROFESSIONAL.
X Z NJ O " a l..
Doctor WIN. THOM son.
HAS REMOVED BIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,
he WILL CONTINUE

NM HERE he WILL CONTINUE
w TO treat and cure Private ~
Diseases, In all their species, stages, IA
ramihcs ions and phases. 81
DR. VIM Thomson ~u give 20
each patient q written instrument "a -
binding himself 10 effect a radical
and permanent cure, make no "a
charge.
Dr. VIM Thorsor has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases seS&S
speciality since the year is5i-three yesrs n the CITY
Buffalo, n. esht years N Chicago IN and two years
in PEORIA H. Duung eight years pis ctics an Chicago,
ILL.,. he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
Or. VIM. Thomson In bis practice q Scrofuls Rheu-
matte and al diseases Of the blood Fumgs-
ting Vspor Path of the most kind in conunc
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS. the consequence ofself- sbsse.
This solitary vice, deprsved sespai indulgence Is
przcticed BY the youth OF both almost
n't'd extent, producing with unerifng certainty the
following train OF morbid upsss eoEnf sed by
dark spots under the y-s palm Ia the head ringing In
the and noises like the rustling u leaves ana rat
fling of chsrot, unessiness about the lons
the limbs confused vision. blunted intellect iees Of
fdence, difdence in approaching strangers, dislike BE-
form new acqusntances, diposit TO shrn sresty.
loss Of memory hectic husbes pmples and various eru
tons about the face fun tongue nslt sweat fetd
breath. coughs, con umptioB, nononsns, AID frequent
~ insanity.
The afflicted, the FIRST appearance Of any ~ the
above symptoms should Immediately apply 70 Dr. Wn.
Thomson tor relief. Ii .f
p0~oFce AID Consultation Rc 9nas No. % South Del
wsr- street, Ind snspolls. Ind.
P0 Box 1859. s.fr arr iapql-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

DaArr MKKTrso or IHk 6ra WARp.-A meet.
ing of The drafted men and their friends Of the
9th ward win be held this Thursday at George
Keonieers. South Meridian street Come out,
drafted men. and do your part Of The work, and
the quota will be filed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09
lram NeW York.

NEW YoaE, March an VI. Muse, has en-
gagged Gotischalk, the pianist, and several othe,
artists OF eminence in musical art. to form an
Italian opera troupe for tour in Caifornis
Tbey leave April 81
Orders have been received from Gen. Frs 10
commence The draft here on the 18th inst. and
in pursuance of these orders, Assistant Adjutani
General Branson, now acting as provost marshal
general. has issued instrncsons to provost mar
shals to be ready to proceed The comparative
ly small number now being raised daily towsrds
hlling the large quota assigned 20 this city l.
given as a reason tor issuing this order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

1T WILL BE LiGHr The opening of the best
and cheapest cigar AMI tobacco store In the city
at No 3, Palmer House, by John A Heidlinger
II is my intention TO carry on the tobacco bust
ness in all its branches aud it will only be neces-
sary 10 invite every one to call me for Cigars.
Finecuf Chewing. Plug. Smoking Tobacco and
Snuff at wholesale or retail Ii will be my aim
To keep only the best brands of goods and TO sell
them al the very lowest prices. making il for the
interest Of every one TO buy of me Having had
long experience in this business, | can guarantee
the best satisfaction 10 all.
JONI a. HEIDLlSGBR.
10 No Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

IN Yesterday uas cold. raw, wet. unpleas-
ant. dissgseeable day. both overhead ana under
foot As this il the 9Th OF March. il IL abou,
time We were having some spring weather.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

UNION TABERSAeLE The above building
sill comfortably seat three Thousand people. i
sell lighted and heated The same IL Tor rent
for concerts. Apply 10 " II LOOMS Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets. ludi
anapois, Ind. l3 I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

FoR RKSr.-A large room in the ;hiId story
Of the new Sentinel buildings. No. - South
Meridian street The room is vel lighted and
the entrance good Apply az this Office 1tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

PRoxoTIoSs Fret Lieut.. Jacob Cfibbe to be
captain. 81 Lieut.. Wr. A Garry TO be lat lieu
tenant. and let Sergeant Francis johnson 10 be
I'd lieutenant ofcornp,ny A. l42l regiment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

Mr.. l.. +. Rand, recently dismissed IRON the
theatre. has. We understand. through petition
from his friends. been reinstated. and will make
his appearance on the boards next week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

sH-J T. Williams. m old and highly re
spected citizen, died IN this city yesterday he
will be buried this afternoon by the Ode Fellows
OF the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

a We noticed two men we're mustered In
yesterday and credited 70 New Aibsny THAI
city must have recruiting officer or substitute
broker at work here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

~ Senour, at he Bates House Drug store,
on Washington street has large stock OF
paints oils. vsrnishes. and all articles required
by printers. ths, be i selling as loS a. any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

For RrNr-A store room IN Sssvenson's
block on Virginia avenue Possession given
Immediately Appls 10 the undersigned Al L. 3.
Alvord c. : Is Est Washington street
3fi DAVID STEVENSON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

cT-J r Marot. No 233, East washn. on
street. has in store large stock Of second hand
furniture. nearly ali as good ss new. which be
sells a. prices 20 suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

Is Heitkam, merchant tailor No. Il. North
Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates House.
das Just received a large stock "f new and Gle
CANT spring goods for gentemens wear, consist
ing of cloths. cassimeres, ves,ings. and every
thing required by gentlemen. Heitkam being. =
splendid cutter, and having the best of workmen
in his employ. can St anv gentleman wanting a
new spring suit. Call and look al HE stock il
Won want 20 get A suit. 1dGt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

- Rhoiius. of the Circle, the fashionable
plsce Of resort for sli that love good liquors. is
in receipt of the bes, Of ale both on drsught and
n bottles. superior article of old copper dis
.iIed whisky. apple brandy, snd other hne j
iors HIS restaurant Is supplied with all kinds
II game in season. and his cook prepares !. in
tie hic hest -tvle Of art
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

IL The way to keep out OF the draft is te
get Jour boots and shoes of Lintz, at the Palme
House boot and shoe store, where there is an as
sor,ment to suit all tas:es
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INTERESTING REBEL NEWS.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
&c. &c. &c +. &c. sc.
FROM Detroit.

DrrRoir, March S-The republican state
convention met to day and renominated Hon.
JOS Christian for judge of the supreme couLt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

TWENTY-FIVE DoLLARs REWARD This sum
will be paid 10 ans party who will inform the ad
vertiser of good house TO rent. from i've to
seven rooms, centrally located. not over four
squares from the corner of Maryland and Aeri-
dian streets the house 10 be acceptable 20 The
advertiser Address B. b.. Lock box 246,
Post q flee I'll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

n See DR.. Wm Thomson's advertisement
on the third page of TO days paper.
ian 95tf.
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New YoRK, March 8.
Gold market quiet Spectators regard the
sspec. OF military affairs as unfsvorable TO spec
ulative operations. and are quietly waiting for
something TO turn up The price opened at
1873, fell TO 1877, rose to 1874 aud closed at
1864 sfe8sE .T.F4f
LaTER.-Gsllsgher's Exchange - Gold closed
STEADY at 1857
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

sE A few exchange papers, done up 10 pack
ages OF leo, can De had at this Office Il
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EST RAY.

CTRAIED from the subscriber OF Saturday evening,
- March 4. al Charles kenter's Grocery, Brown
Asrc. with saddle EFF hiLc foe; white. years Ga
anc Nth fo-l.
ANY oae givins Information q her Whereabouts will
be beraiy resA rdec. Leave information AZ ih- Sert-
mel of.Se, address JOHN A STEWART,
MARI 80 Greenwood, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-09

a. Thu e the ooly dissrie, 10 Indiana IN
which the draft has taken place