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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
No. no Norm Nineteenth

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
fhs Colamhus, \. u, and Milastowns Pa.s Baptist
Churches.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
= from the Rsv. Thomas wlntsr. Pastor Of Box
borough Baptist Church;
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4tt4#a &s PRICES E@A4&&
Large siss, holding nearly double quantity,
800 per hottle--half doaen. eS uU
small size, rs cents per bottle-half dozen S4 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

DHYsICTANs' PRESCRIPTIONS EECEIvg
special attention At
HALLoCK's Drug stors-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

fSsccessors 10 q M Jackson a. Chl
-. ....ss - PRoPRIEToRS- mx :
@Gw~ For sale BY Druggists and pealess In every
wn Ia the Uniead States.
ocaa1 S&weSl&@cww
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, February II The Bulletin 5
Arlington special dispatch has the following:
The Richmond Dispatch of tie I5.h has the fol
lowing:
We have for some DAYS been in doubt a. TO
what force Sherman had sent in the direction OF
Augusta This doub; has at length been solved
Ii seems that while his main army advanced to-
ward Branchville and Charleston. he sent Xii
patrick and his cavalry To demonstrate against
Augusta aud to break up the Charleston and
Augusta railroad
From official dispatches received at the war
department. We learn that on Friday last General
Wheeler attacked Kilpa;rick's cavalry AT AIKEN,
on the Charleston and Augusta railroad, twenty
miles northeast of Augusta, and after d consid-
cradle hgh; drove them Eve miles toward Branch
vile
Our troops had by this time no doubt fallen
back TO Congaree river. IL the other troops fall
behind the Congaree the enemy will be able to
shell Columbia from the south bank We also
learn that the COngaree and its tributary are both
ieve that troops will give battle before
ing the Congaree
The Richmond Whig SAYS: We learn upon
good authority that our forces falling back
from before Sberman's advancing column in the
direction of Columbia. ) c.. and will probably
made stand on the S,ntee
We learn that a naval force OF 100 men under
command OF lieutenant, were captured By the
Yankees near Smithlsnd, Isle of Wight county
Virginia. Among the party was Assistant En-
gneer Tonlinsou. OF the James river fleet, who
was married the night before his departure
A heavy FIRE occurred at Tanvle Virginia
The estimated loss exceeds two millions of dol
lars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
&c. &c. Ac. &c. &c.
prom New Orleans.

INV ORLEANS. February 10. via CAIRo. Feb
ruary IL The following. received through a
refugee from Western Texas, regarding Prices
and Magruder's army is deemed reliable:
Prices command is about 3 900 strong. mostly
cavalry, from which large numbers OF deserters
are constantly arriving az Rio Graude and es-
Gaping north TO Arkansas and Missouri
Prices headquarters are at Benham. Texas.
40 miles south of Red river in fine forsging
region
Magruder il at Ca mden. Arkansas. with a part
of his command but the main body, chiefly
airy are on stealing expeditions in Texas Both
commands are in an exhausted condition.
Nagruder has 30 900 men on his muster rolls.
two thirds of whom are effective
Kirby Smiths headquarters are still at Shreve
port. La. HIS entire strength is estimated ut
IS 900, only about 500 OF which are avail
able.
Immense droves of cattle. numbering some
hundred thousand head, are roaming the praries
Of Western Texas.
Cotton speculations still continue. Major
Hart, rebel agent at MatamOrss. is said to have
a million dollars in gold.
Macmillan has appointed Gen. Medis com
msnder in chief of the imperial army.
General Cortinas left Matamoras on the 25th.
with brigade, a campaign against Carvaugh,
and General MARQUES is to go broad on all i'm
pOrtant mission.
MAMMALIAN has appointed new council OF
state with Jose Marie Jacques, president.
Parst Polegnac, brigader general of the rebel
army in Matamoras, three weeks ago en-
route for France on All extended furlough.
General Hurlbut issued order concerning
freedmen, under which he requires all plantations
within the lines, belonging to private persons to
be registered prior TO being leased, aud the in
terest of landlord and tenant will be held respon
sble for the payment OF the portion due the
L nited States
Thomas W. Conway il retained az general
superintendent of the freedmen, and charged with
providing measures for the immediate employ
ment of freedmen.
Cotton advanced, with indications of further
improvement; low middling. 72@74; middng.
IS; receipts since the 81. ,535 cleared in the
same time, S55; stock in store and on board
ship. not cleared, 364
Sugar firm at 20625c.
Molasses 81 l5al %.
Last years crop of sugar hiss nearly all been
received.
Gold advanced lnc during the week. closing
at 206@2U7
Adjutant General Thomas is in this city
The steamer Morning Star has been aground
for two days at the mouth OF the river A steam
has been sent down to lighter her off.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

For general Information We have compiled the
following directory 70 the various military head
quarters, camp. aud ofsces at this pos':
Major General Alvin p. Hovey. commanding district Of
Acknowledgement north side Markell between Penn
sylvauia and Delaware.
BnzGen T. G Pitcher, A. P. n. General for Indiana
headquarters south ds Washington street, fourth dooi
below West street
Brlrasser General Hersy B. Darlington, commanding
draft rendezvous--headquarfers southve.t corner
washlnxton and New Jersey streets.
Colonel J 8 SiDonson, military conmandant--hesf-
quarters sosthves; corner u Maryland and Delaware
stfsets
Colonel A. J. Warner, Colonel 18th regiment v. r c.,
and comm an1fng post-hesdquarters south sde wash
ington, - door west q West street.
Colonel A A. Stevens. Colonel 9Th regimentN. C.,
commanding Camp Morton and Burnside Barracks
headquarters Burnside Barracks
Colonel W. W. FybArger, oommsndin Camp Caring
ton-headquarters at Camp Carrington.
Colonel Allen Rutherford. commanding 22d regiment
v Cheadquarters southeast corner Ohio and NERD
ian streets.
Major l. r. Hayrnan. chief mastering officer be ad-
quarters in washington Hall. III satre building.
J. :. Bobbs, Medical Drector-ofice corner Delaware
and Virginia avenue.
Captain james wilson, a. Q. NJ, disbursing onicer-
Office west side OF Meridian between louisiana and
Georgia streets
Captain J. l. Trumball, A. O NJ clothing quartermas-
ter stores and transportatioa-west side Meridian be-
tween Louisiana and Georgia streets.
Captain C. Hay, A. q NJ, division for supply Of public
animas-ofce west side Meridian, between Georgia and
Louisiana streets.
Captain Joseph Pope, commissary Of subsstcnce-of-
fee west side Meridian. between Louisiana and Georgia
streets; warehouse directly opposite.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

Nork Asovr BUILDING We Yesterday saw
the plans for the new Ayord Block. now under
way on the corner of Meridian and Georgia sts
THIS - going TO be magnificent buiiding-by
all odds the finest block in the city. The build
ing i. nesrlv 100 feet sausre. IL will contain
four rooms. each - by 100 feet, four stories
high The rooms are intended exclusively Tor
wholesale. having no entrance To the upper
stories from the front The front will be OF cut
stone from the GosDort quarries The win
dows circular those in the two end rooms being
double. giving very SNOWY sppsnsuce Messfs
Scott 4 Nj h lsou are doing the stone work. and
the balance of the work will be done by the day
under competent directors in each department
The cost of the block will be between <oo.V
ard $4,000
The Arsenal buildings are progressing as rap
pidly ~ possible. Il being the intention to 9e'
the main buildings under root this year. AZ Is
found TO be very iicult 20 get the s,one a. last
A. required which rather retsfds the work
Ab Vt 100 hanc. have been kept At work a
~inter and this number will be increased to Wv
~ soon "a the weather will allow, that NUMBER
being required during the season
The North street Methodist church will be
finished this yea. on the corner OF Alabama
AID North streets IL = expected TO cost be
t-sen SIS 900 aud ST.. oo'
NJ I A. I.ssis has the plans and speoidea
tons drawn Tor a Handsome t~o story btick rcsi
dsnee on tis lot on North Meridian street, ,hal
vi C, Ia the hcigtbofhood Of ten thousand
duiisfn
NJ Ros- hss The plans prepared Zoe . fe.'
dsbee on the corner oi ptsu aud Iennsss.'
streets. that sili cost ifom $4,000 Co tl3.oeo
We are hot sb'e To ,sy whether he intends s
hafr 4 hHtli this ,ef Nat
The ones Of Mr.. J. II q 90 /. architect. 10 u
We snssa s'ory OF fohs's building, svfsses OF
Meridian street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
eEWe believe the or finance requires The
marshal 10 see that all dogs in tie CITY have beer

tEwe believe the or inancs requires the
marshal to see that all dogs in tile CITY have been
licensed To run at large 1t all the dogs that
cDngregate at nights on our streets have paid the
tar. the city ought to have enough money TO 81
the city's quota. and if they have not paid the
tax, there - a large revenue uncollected We
did not think there were so many dogs in the city
80 We heard last night. They were of all sizes
shapes, breeds, colors and kinds. Their voice.
vary enough to make good music. il they only
,wled in tuue. They frequently all sung AT the
same time. and they were evidently quaTre'ing
at least We Judged they were from the remarks
they made. There was female dog with them
We can't say we are partial to canine music
when we want To sleep We don't believe their
serenade disturbed the police. a. they didn't go
home Till morning. IL agreeable TO the author
ities, We have been serentded enough-we have
no objection to let distant neighbors enjoy some
oft IL we only knew where our night police
sleep we would request eur four legged fr ends to
give them chorus II they havat taken out
license for their concerts we shall inform on
them The next time they come our way
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

POSITIVE AND INTERESTING FAcT.-" Facts
stubborn things" no matter where found. IL
is n positive and the same time most inter
esting fact, that our sick soldiers, who are so
fortunate as to obtain bottle of PINKERToS' ;
WAHoo AND CALIsAYA BITTERs. gain strength
much faster. and sooner able TO do duty on
the battle field. than those who are deprived OF
them This Is owing to the stubborn fact that
these bitters are the greatest renovator and pu-
riher of the blood ever before offered to the pub
lie This is no idle talk. No one ever used
these bitters but was highly delighted with the
beneficial results arising from their daily use.
We are glad to learn that steps are BEING taken
to supply the sick soldiers in our camps and hos
pitfalls with these bitters. 1t is humane and be
nevalent object Druggists aud wholesale deal
eIs always have these bitters for sale. The gen
uine article has the name of Jacob Pinkerton
blown on each bottle. For sale by JArCox l.
FITzHUGH. l4-tu th fir.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
rom lnifn

CAIRo. February ~ RESOLUTIONS introduced
in the Louisiana legislature on the oh. express
regret for the assault by Mr. Field on
Judge Kelly. in W Arlington The vote Ia
bled
ten Roberts issued Al order Al Memphis ~
curing owners and holders OF real estate IN the
district We, of the Tennessee % die desctip.
ton OF aid property With the provost marshal
the nature snd source OF the title aud When ani
where acquired.
The steamer Darling. from Memphis. passed
for Cincinnati 9TH two hundred aud thirty bale.
OF cotton
Boal.. are being again bred spou he'wecn here
aud Mcmphi.
TIL. govern meut wharf bot a. Memphis cou.
tanning eleven thousand SACKS Of gram, sauk uu
the 18Th i.os. estimated AZ any Thousand dol
laFs
General kobsfr abolished 'apspipe brokst.
age Ia the district II we-sfu Tennessee
The CT, coancd of usiro passed an ordinance
requflag substitute bsossrs TO pay licsuss o.
8 200 iot sis mouth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
from Tew York

NV Yosx, February 1.-THE steamer Cor
sica brings Havana dates of the 18th.
The blockade runner Col Lamb was obliged
to return from an attempt to run into Galveston
harbor
No news from Mexico
Hardee reports repuse to our forces or
James Island
The correspondent shows that gallant charge
was made on the rebel earthworks
The rebels defending the redoubts were in
fantry. who fed before the the impetuous charges
of our men Gen. Gilmore present at the
fight.
The Commercials special saws the House com
mittee have agreed to report against the resolu
ton requiring railroad companies which have
received government lands to carry out the con
tract 70 transfer soldiers free
Adyices from Richmond to day show tina,
Sherman is marching on Columbis and that
Beauregard will endeavor 10 prevent his crossing
the Congaree
The Senate will probably take no action on
the Illinois and Niagara canal bill bu, order sur
yevs
Gold tonight 2O57s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
COM M ERClAl.
III rEI<GBAys.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. February II
Flour trmer; good super s. 90, and good ex-
ira 81 so
Wheat in good demand at 81 80 for prime red
and 81 % tor white
Corn dull ear 81 ,006l ,O2 sheled Sl,0Sa
sl.l0.
Rye declined to 81 %.
Barley dull; receipts large; prime fall declined
to ST. .40dSl.4s
Oats steady At s4@S5c.
Whisky dull and prices nominal; sales at
S2l7@2.lS
Provisions closed rather dull.
Mess pork saeabie at S31.
Bulk meats at $l534 Gle for shoulders, and
sides at l7le@l7@.
bacon ISL @Iss4 for for shoulders and 20 for
sides
Lard at 2O620i4
Groceries steady: fair demand
Coffee active at 4id46.
No change in seed: demand but moderate
Gold 203 Silver 1870
Exchange firm; ligb; supply. Money marke.
closed quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

NV lokk, FeOIoary IL.
Cotton frmer and decidedly active; sales a,
- for middling
Flour firm for common al medium grades
$40 ,55tdSl0.15 extra state: 81 .256 / 45 extra
round hoop Ohio and 81 sod ~ O0 for trade
brindp. market closing quiet
Whisky hrmer. western 81 2e. and small lots
at 81 -
Wheat very Gfm with light supply. ialr Chi
c,co spring 81 ~. winter rcd western 81 22i,
Rye dull aud heavy as 6ldl o.
BARLEY quiet aud unchanged
corn dull. old mised western quoted at Al 80
cl - IA store
O.t- dull. moderate ssles OF ses,,fn al 81 10
al iOte, ls,,er price At extreme
Coffee doll
Saga, qals, Cub, Maseoy ,do lgl.@99e
HasanA i6csI9t,.
Moi,sss. dali sni nomlnai s... ...
Petroleum. que, 50@5l ot crude .; fot
rsnosd 10 eoed. aud - Zoe rehned free
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
~ How often is il the case that the sick man

a. How often is il the case that the sick man
i. confined for days and weeks. and often loses
his life. rises from his sick bed with some per
manent dis ,bility. because the medicine he takes
did have the effect intended by bis physician
This may have been because the medicines were
sdulterated. or impure. or the proper proportions
not used by the druggist. No one need
fear any of these effects that gets his medicines
at Senour's. in the Bates House block. His
medicines are unadulterated pure and fresh, and
the gentleman that puts up his prescriptions un
derstands his business thoroughly. and makes no
mistakes. Get your prescriptions hlled at Sc
hours. if Won want 10 get well and live long
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES
Inf:aiiibIc in Correcting 1rrcsu-
Iafities. Removing distractions
OF the Monthly TurnS, from
whatever Cause. and Always
Successful ~ n Preventative.

And the ''only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY for all
those act complaints peculiar to the SEX wheth-
ct "married or sngs"
These Pills nothing new. but havebeen used by
the Doctors for many years. both in France and Anne
cs with unparalleled success ia every csse and he IS
urged by many thousand ladies' who have used them 20
the Pills public, for the alienation OF those SUI
ferng from any irregularities whatever, well as 10
prevent increase OF family where health will not
permit IL. Females peculiarly situated or those suppcs
ing themselves cautioned against using these
no responsibility after the above sdmoniton althoug
Otherwise the Fills are recommended Full snd explicit
directions accompany each box
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by myself and
agents. 10 all parts Of the world whici have
returned which ladies say nothing like the above
Pills have been known since the SCIENCE OF NEDI-
CINE DAMNED UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING.
INSTRUCTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE 10 ITS
PROPER CHANNEL, quietilg the nerves and restoring
rosy color Of health 70 the cheek ofthe most deli
cate.
PRICE 9 81 PER BOx. slX BOXES for - 60.
Sold by all Druggists and by the following Jobbing
ladies by sending S procure the Pills. sent
fdentisy BY mail, and without observation, TO any
part Of the city or country,) and for sale by
TOMI.lNSOS COX, No. II. East Washington street.
STEWART & MORGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street.
" l. HAsEITT i co, No. u, West Washington
street.
H.LEE Sos 18 aud 20 Bates Block
J.f. sFNOUR, No. ), Bates house Block, and by
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
DRAFT Meeting of the Th,rd ward.

A meeting of the citizens of the 81 ward was
was held last eyenin, Mayor Caven in the
chair
Geo. " Gedger was appointed secretary
The mayor made a statement Of the operations
Of the meeting in regard TO the draft. saying how
many men had been secured towards filling the
quota Of the city, also calling upon the men OF
the city TO come forward in at once relieving the
city. ween twas
Resolved, That additional names be added to
collecting committees To make q canvass Of the
ward
The following persons were then appointed to
the collecting committees:
j NJ Jford, 7 McSuIty, Preston Griffith,
JAS II McResnan, NJ. NJ. Sonders. V. h. Hen
bricks; Jno W Dodd. Isaac Davis. Daniel Stew
art, ). 5. Lee, VIM McVey, 7 J. Water, 5.
Jones, Joqn Browning and ID NJ Carlisle, who,
with the Old committee. 10 meet at the city
clerks Offices this Saturday morning at 9
o'clock
The finance committee presented report
which was adopted and approved.
On motion Messrs. G. 5 Butter6eld, r. Brown
ing aud thos. ScboOey were named a commit
tee to meet committees from the ditferelt wards,
agreeable to the mayors call.
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at
the same place this Saturday evening at the
usual place. Come NIL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

METROPOLITAN THEATRE To night is the last
presentation Of the great drama Of the Streets
Of New York. one of the best plays ever present
ed in this city II is also the last appearance of
Mile Carolsts ia her grand and daring tight
ropesascensioB, blind folded. wonderful feat
which must be seen to be appreciated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

IL In the Mayors Court yesterday bus
ness Of public interest was transacted An a.
plication was made in behalf of the military TO
commit to Jail lot Of abandoned women. caught
on Fletcher's farm, northeast of the city, bot
- they we're caught over a mile from the city
limits the city had no jurisdiction them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

To THE CLOTHING MERCHANTS AND Public
9KSERALLY.-The uDd -rsigned, having cd out
the lease on his store, No 10. West Washins
ton street, and having to give possess; on thereo
on the lst of March, is compelled to sell dur-
ing that period his entire stock OF clothing and
gents furnishing goods. The high price which
he received for his Jesse enables him to- sell his
goods below New ] ok cost, and, The time be
ing shsrt, such bargains will be Offered in
duce every one to purchase. whether he is IN
need OF clothing or not b. BFHRIscH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

THE DKsFr.-The draft committees from all
The wards are invited 10 meet at the Mayors of
nee Saturday afternoon. at O'Clock. to consult
In reference TO filing the quota. Much work
still remains to be done. The draft has been
postponed so long:ss recruiting Is active. Let 70
improve the time We can succeed If We only
try with will. j. CAvES, Mayor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
g Rhodius. the irrepressibIe Rhodius. stil

~ Rhodus, the irrepressible Rhodius, still
continues to dispense beverages of the most
tempting kind to the crowds that throng the bar
of the circle daily. For good drinks, of what
ever kind composed of the best liquors, there l.
no place in the city equal to the Circle. and for
game. done upin the best style Rhodus excels
al. The Circle is on North Meridian street,
easy of access, and open to every man that
wants something TO take
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
LECTURES.
Philosophy of Marriage.

FHNHE PRoPRIETORs or THE NEW YORK MI STUN
OF Anatomy have determined, regardless OF eN.
pense, to issue free, for the benefit Of suffering no
mainly and suppression Of quackery four Of their
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage aud
disqualhcstons Nervous and Physical Debility. Pre-
mature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness ~
Depression lmpotency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow.
the great Social Evil and those Maadies which
from youthful foes, excuses VI maturity, gnora
Of Physiology and laws ofSature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means ~
enghtening and saving and will be forward
ed free, on receipt Of four stamps by addressing Ser
tsry. New York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, sls
Broadway, New York. ian21-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
J. n JACKSON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATlAW,

Afr1cr y. n. CORNER MERIDIAN AND WASH.
~ iNafuS Streets Telegraph ruiiirsl Indiana
pois Indians.
sp-es.' .''su'ies vsv~a ~ ce'ises'en ~ seessss
bi ths securing Of 0oysumsul CLAIMS
Satisfactory rsfsrsness sisse ~tss rsgsirsi
mysisdN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
n In muddy weather. when the ground

sl In muddy weather, when the ground j:
Juicy, to preserve the health you must have good
shoes. IL you boots or shoes that will
keep out all moisture. keep your feet warm and
dry, get Lntz TO make you pair He has the
best Of leather; and his workmen artists 10
their line IL is pleasure to wear pair OF
Lntz's boots. especially in muddy weather
Lintz keeps the second door east of the Palmer
House. on Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18
~Yesterday 4

tE- Yesterday the Mayor succeeded in get
ting credit of 10 veterans Oh the quota OF thu.
CITY. of three wears men. These men only count
tie same as one year men on the pre- ent call
but will stand 10 the credit of the city on future
calls. He also had seven volunteers mustere !
in for one year. This leaves the deficit at this
time AIS, with s. 900 money on hand Unless
more money is raised. enllsting will soon he
through aud then the draft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

~ The citizens Of Center township outside
the city will meet in mass convention on We'd
nesday next at o'clock, at the court house, 20
take measures TO divide the township for civil
purposes Also to settle up the draft fund
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-18

UNION TABERNACLE The above building
will comfortably seat three thousand people. is
we'll lighted and heated The same is for rent
for concerts. Apply to W H. LOOMS Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets, lndi
annapolis Ind. Is I'm