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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
To Purchasers Of Organs, MeiO-
deems. or Harmonious.

Every one having any thought of purchasing an In
strrment OF this class nov or at any fu-ure time should
send for one o. Mason A Hamlin's c ibinet Organ Circu-
lars, which will be tent to any address enti ely free OF
expense. ThisCirculsr contains much inf rmstien which
will be useful to every purchaser of such an instrument,
such a. art cles on "How to Judge Of q Musical Instru-
ment,' History Of the Organ" ''H.slory Of Reed In
struments,i' &c, &c Address
MASON BROTHERS,
500 Broadway, Ne~ York,
Or MASON a HAALIS ga Va. nington tr-et, Boston.
my l0-d3r6w3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
Release .f poiiticaI PRISONERS n
Prisoners of War.

Yesterday a general delivery of AL political
prisoners incarceraied IN Fort VI Henry took
place. Gen Morris was ordered bs the secretar,
of var per order OF President johnson ) TO re
lease all political prisoners held in Port Nc
Henry. a. also all prisoners of war. aud those
called guerrllas. Including Grafton Carlisle The
latte. took the oath Of allegiance. and was al
lo.ed 10 10 north - Philadelphia. About one
hundred and hhy prisoners we're released. and
Col Wooi-e,'s Onhce presented quite busy
scene yesterday. the clerks having To mike oG,
the proper papers aud passes for all these par
ties. a number Of shom are returning to their
former homes in the south. Many Of those re.
leased we're under sentence Of imprisonment dur.
ing the continuance Of the v.r.-BAlunore Sun
Of " ednesdAy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

We have put up and sold fhis article for over - years.
nd CAN SAY IN ENCs \ TRt III o. II chat
ve have ever been able 20 say Of any other me<i inc
SEtE Err Has III rAlLf ID IN A sINGLr INsTANCk TO
EtrkCi A tUhR, when timely used y yer did ne
know an insts CO cf disssisfsctisn by any one VINO usse
"a. On The con rsry, all are ~d-light~d eth IL opera
tons, and sp-sk I'm terms Of con meI dsfion ai its msgc cal
fleets AMI med cal virtuer. We spesk IN this matter
WHAT wk do KNOW !" a ter 10 years experience.
AND PLEDGE OF X RkfUrA1IOr Ftk 1Hb FULFIL
hEST or WdAr VIZ dERE ID CLARD. In Almost
every instance where the In ant IL surering from pain
and exhsu-tion, relIef Will be found In fifteen or s~~utv
mi utes a ter the sy RIP T. admini-t. red.
ful directions FOR using viii accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CT KITS 4 PER
kiNS. New York f. on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the werld.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
RENOvATER RS.
CLEANING AND DYEINe ESTABLISHMENT

I'VE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE,, NO sssourp
Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
At this old and weli-known establishment, the lsdie.
can have silks and wooden goods dyed IN permanent ana
beautiful color; and gents garments thoroughly remove
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bought and sold Also.
q pa;icular branch in the business ated fire dr.x'
i4g-billia f;sble cloth. or tear In any garment can h.
30 wrought lat IL can not be visible to the oak ed eve.
Remember the place, No. - South Tnlnols street.
tsnle JOSEPH HARkIs, Prspretcr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

"we --e sn advertisement IN your columns Of MRS.
vINsIOw's SOOTHING sTkIP 2. Nov, ne never fsc
a vor- IN favor of patent Medicine before In our lie.
bt ~e feel c mp~il~e 10 say to our reader. that this 10
n hunbng-~e have tired a.. and know 10 20 be all a
claims. tits probably one o. the most successful n-di-
cines OF the day. bee4nss II IL one q the beat And
those Of your readers Who have bssies e.n't de ssttsr
than lay In . supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

The Viceroy Of Egypt has shu, himself up
in the tort at the mouth of the Nile. with his
mother. his eldest daughter, q par, Of his harem
and his astrologers. The latter. by q series Of
observations. are 10 consult the stars TO know
shether lt Is proper that the Ficeroy should IN
dertake the Journey TO Europe which be has long
contemplated. Ii the reply Is favorable, Isb-
mail Pscha will set out ABOUT the middle Of Nav
Oh a visit TO France and Europe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

We unserstAsd thu, orders have been received
BY M.jor General Hovsr. from Department
Headquarters. direetipg him to carry into effect.
raksui delay. the sequence Of the Military Com
mission held in this dsy. in the cases Of wIrI.s
A. BowIrs. LAnsDu p. MILIIeAs and SrrrHrs
Hossrr. That sentence. ne are informed. is
death BY hanging. add Gen. Hovrr has fled up-
on Friday. the 18th ipst.. - the time the sentence
shall be carried into effect. We are informed
that Gen. HovKr has given Instructions TO Col
wARsxE, the coumandant Of the post, 70 give
every facility 70 the condemned. consistent With
his Official duty and their safe keeping. to settle
up their worldly sdaip and prepAref for the change
which awaits them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
tFFoR MORE THAN TwENTYYEARs

az FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial, and is constantly increasing in public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is Tn. best and cbe.nes,
pade. Its price is only IS cents. and each bottle con
tains double tue quantity Of dye in those usually sold
for 81.
cess. which renders il infinitely superior to any dye in
market. Being complete in one bottle, no preparation
IN USING THIS DYE You avoid that Rusty, DEAD ap-
pearance by which dyed b 'ir and whiskers are 80 readily
recognized, when an inferior article hss been used, as IL
produces a perfectly natural color Of any shade that T.
desired. from a ricn brown TO = jet y. iustrous black,
that will not smut. crock, or stain the clothing. Invest
IS cents and you will be- convinced. Sold by all Drug
& SITS and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEMAsBARNES 4 co New York, Wholesale Agents.
Dyi0-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
. p ECIAL eau TON.

The great popularity q Mr. winslov's ~soOthings
syrup, for children teething. has induced unprincipsl
persons 10 put I'D articles &c be s>d for tbe - pur-
pose. in advertising which hey haze sst oniy eepisd
our advertisements and notices from the press, bst lave
copied cerilheaes sns letters from elergymen and
others. aaaxing other nance % ear genuine oertsnestes-
Dsvsrs Of AZ inttstsr. u<u5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

DON'T ALL TO PROCURE MRS. wISsIow's
sOUlHtNG sfkUP, for ohildre teething II ha, b-rr
. ed or 80 YEAR with n. yer failing safety ana success
b millions OF mother Tor thsir chtlcfen. "a cor ects
ssifity Of the stOm . b. relieves wi'd cholie, regulates
ID oosels, ami gives rest hes III and conf n 70 nstber
aid child. ONCE No. ~ Dsy street. Nsv York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

DO NOT LFT TOUR PREJUDICE STAND FrwfEr
your 'unering chil' and the relief that -nl be sbsoluis-
] , surs 90 fohO~ he use q kks. wISsLOw'S SoOIH-
ING SYRUP. Il cOrrects scicity Of the stomach relieves
"inf eholic, regulates the bowels, sof,n. The guns,
gives rest TO the mother and health TO the ckua
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
Rest, Health md fort tO
Mother and Child.

MRS WINDOWS 00rHINe SYRUP Ter children
teething. soft-ns the guns, reduces inf smns alton. a.
Ia, all pain, and ourss sind cbolic f-if. city eaie In
al c.sss. We would say 10 very ra AR xbo hss a
suneiihg hid. do hot let your prejudice, nor the pr-ju-
diees- OF Others. stand between you and yv7r ru6~rinr
child and the rel q that ~fl be sure-yes. absolutely
sure-to follow the use Of this medicin. n timely used.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

The following is AZ extract from . letter wrisen b.,
the Rev T.. z weiser, to The German Reformed Moo
senger, at Chsmbersburg, Pa:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

The following is an extract from . litter vditen y
the R-v- J >. Holm, pastor Of the Pt~rrepotf sreet
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, " T. 20 the Jssrnai sn1
Messenger, Cincinnati u, and srssks volumes IN aver
SOOTHING sYRUP. FOR cHlLDkES TkkIHise;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

The story that Mr.. Lincoln bad declared
himself to be Of Hebrew descent vas one Of his
jokes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Ce-Partnership.

VuNHE FIRM or TINDALL a sCRIREER Is THIS
IL day di,solv d by mutual e-onsent-scribner re-
tir.ng frem the business.
TENHE business Of manufacturing Soda water.
il en- p rgue and SWEEP lid r. will be
continued under the name and style Of Tindall 4 James,
81 No. Is West Pearl street.
Our gentlemanly aud courte 1us agent, George W.
ormsby, will at all times be on hand 10 attend to all or
ders pune uslly.
my l0-diw TINDALE 4 JAMES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
WANTED.

S1CS N~oNTBi.AGENi WANT svrEr-
Clark tarily sewing ~ach ne, the on y low p1ce ma
cuine IN the coun y which Is Iicen ed b, nrover a b
ker. wheeler \ W o., Howe, singer q Co an 4 Br b.
.ldsr. All other machines now soid or iess than forty
doll rs each are iniIing, ments. snd the sc Ter and user
or liable 10 fne ard imprisonment.
Salary am expenses, 1T large commission allosrd.
illustrated circulars sent free.
Address HAw 4 CLARK.
my5d&w3n Bid .fprd, Maine.
S.HA A MONTH"; want Assnrs ev rywhere. a,
sC ~ go a month, expenses paid, {, sell Fifteen
A rucies. the Dest seliis z ever offered tull parts ul~rs
fire.. ADDE'S IT'S r GAakY.
my5 d&w3m, Bid eford, Maine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
SOOTHING SYRUP,


Which greatly facilitates the prccess o. teething. ~
softening ihe gum. reducing all innannstio,, viii alag
ALL PAIN and spssnodie action. sndis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10

A IfESTI0S SIR ~KSiGHTs.-Th There viii be Q special
"A meeting Of Rsper Commsndery his (wedn ssdsy)
evening at * O'Clock, Tor work.
X. ooLtsTocK. X. c.
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EMIcRANT COMPANY.
AMERICAN EMIGRAAT Co.,
Rc
Chamber of Commerce. Indianapolis.

CHARTERED o THE PURPOSE OF PROCURING
AND ASSISTING ERoh FOREIGN
COUNTRIES To SETTLE IN THE STATES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-10
MASONIC NOTICE.

STATED NEETIsG OF ADoSfRAN GRAS
N LouGs, this Wednesday, evening, st half Pcs;
ssyen o'clsck.
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AGENCY.
STRAY NOTICE.
STRAYED R

lGHT Bi hcK. ABOUT l5I HANDS HIGg, FOUR
IL years old, with a ma | white pot In his forehe al
Aua a small nsro~ stripe - extending from the nos. up
toSard- The eye, and had a b Tier on.
The person who rteurns him 10 Munson 4 Johnston.
will De Ib, rally rev srded.
msysc3t MUSsOS A JoaysrOy.
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BOARDING.

1.-TWO g~sn.lsnsn can be accommodated with psy
Boarding. By applying Immediately at No. 4ss,
North kississaPpi street. nays-d2t
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STATE ITEMS.

The residence Of Samuel Stock~ell. three
miles east Of M,rtinsvilie. was destroyed by Ere
On Friday nigh, last. Loss s2.Ooo. Insurahee
Al 600. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-05
CONGRESSIONAL

HoUsE.-Iesterday, after the close of our re-
port
Mr.. Stevens offered the Joint resolution intro
duced into the Re republican caucus on Saturday
night, authorizing the appointment of q COM
mi'iee oil nine members Of the House and six OF
the senate, TO whom shall be referred the cases
OF alI persons claiming seats from the states
lately IN rebellion. Adopted-yeas 1872, nays 80
Mr.. WashburnP. of Ill, gave notice OF bill
10 revive the grade of general In the United
States army.
Mr.. Orrh gave notice of n bill TO amend the
Constitution as Ia apportion Representatives
in Congress according TO the number Of legal
voters in each district.
Mr. Kelley. of Pa. gave notice of his inten-
ton TO introduce the following bill to extend
the right of suffrage in the District of Column
bia:
Be az enacted, etc, That from all laws and
parts Of laws prescribing the qualifications of
electors for any office in the District ofColum-
bia, the word '.white" be and the same is here
by stricken out, and that from and after the
passage Of this act no person shall be dis
qualified from voting at any election held in
the said District on account of color.
Sec ,. Ind be al further enacted, That all acts
Of Congress, and all laws of the State of Mary
land in force in said District, and all ordi-
nances of the cities of Washington and George
town inconsistent with the provisions OF this
act are HEREBY repealed.
Mr.. Niblack, Of Ind, asked leave to offer a
resolution, that pending the consideration of
the subject, the members claiming seats be ad-
mitted TO the floor of the House.
Pending the resolution, the House al Iourned
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settled, and the further amount that may ac-
crue i'm the interval, arc not now capable OF
exact estimation, and the revenue OF the same
period can be only approximately calculated,
but il will he safe 10 assume that the debt will
not exceed the sum named.
The annual interest upon three thousand
millions, If funded at per cent. per annun.
would be one hundred and sixty-hye millions
but if funded at five per cent it would be one
hundred and fifty millions.
Now, if two hundred millions per annum
should be applied, in half yearly instaliments
OF one hundred millions each, in payment OF
the acCruing interest and IN reduction OF the
principal funded at the higher rate of per
cent. the debt would be entirely paid in thirty
two and one-eighth years. At S per cent per
ahnum. IL would be disiing uished by the like
application Of one hundred millions eyery six
months, in n little over twenty-eight years
II is urged that taxes should be imposed Judi
ciously, so as 10 obtain revenue-without re-
pressing industry and endangprinC a spirit of
opposition and discomfort which may endancer
the national credit
Recommendations are made in regard 10
legaliZing sales, &c, in Southern States where
stamps could not be used during the war.
The reciprocity treaty with Great Britain
will expire on the 18th of March next, and due
notice of this fact has been given, by circulars
TO the officers of customs on the northern
frontier.
There are grave donbts whether treaties of
this character do not interfere with the legis-
lative power OF Congress, and especially with
the constitutional power of the House OF Re-
representatives. to originate revenue bills; and
whether such treaties. If they yield anything
not granted by our general revenue laws, are
not IN conflict with the spirit OF the usual
clause contained i'll most OF our commercial
treaties, TO treat each nation on the same foot
ing as the most favored nation. and OF TO grant
without an equivalent, any particular favor to
one nation not conceded to another in respect
10 commerce and navigation.
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xXxIXTH COMPENSATORY SESSION
TUESDAY, November ).

d.
SENATE-Tbe Senate met at II O'Clock, Pres
Ident pro tenn, Foster. in the chair
message from the House, announcing its
organization and requesting n committee to act
with one Ofits appointment and wait upon the
President for his message, was received.
Also, message announcing the passage of
House joint resolution for committee of fifteen
Mr.. Wade moved TO take up the last-named
resolution.
MIR. salisbury moved its reference to the Ju-
dietary Committee.
Dir. johnson objected to its introduction, and
II was ordered TO lie over.
Mr.. Grimes offered an order for the appoint
ment of a committee of two, to act with the
House committee in waiting on the President
Mr.. sherman introduced bill for be survey
and sale OF the mineral lands of the United
States.
MIR. Cowan presented the credentials of
Messrs Alcorn and Sharkey, Senators elect
from Mississippi; which were order ed to lie
upon the table for further action.
Mr.. Foot offered resolutions from the Iegis-
lature Of Vermont, in favor of equal rights in
the reconstructed States.
The Senate then. on motion of Mr. Sherman
took a recess till one o'clock.
Reassembled at one O'Clock, and Mr. Doo-
little then moved that as the House committee
for waiting on the President was not ready, the
recess be extended to two o'clock.
HoUsE.-Ou motion of Mr.. kaSson. n rpsoIu-
ton was adopted, providing that the Clerk
place the names of members and delegates in
box, and as they are respectively drawn they
The seats were then vacated: and, according
to the arrangement, seats Were selected.
Mr.. Stevens had the first choice OF seats which
excited applause and peals OF laughter.
BY O'Clock the drawing was completed and
all the seats selected.
On motion of Mr. Grinneli, the House re-
solved 10 proceed TO the election of chaplain.
The Rev. Messrs. Boynton, Stockton, Mat
lock, Presley, J. G.. Butler, Bonte, Nadai.
Chambers and Jackson.
The Rev. Mr. Boynton, Congregational cler-
lyman, now OF this city, was elected
On motion of Mr. Davis. of New York, a re-
solution was adopted, declaring as the sense of
the House, that the appointment of the sons of
members of the House to offices under the Door
Keeper, Sergeant alarms, Clerk, and Post
master, is improper, and the same is pro-
hibitPd,
On motion of Mr.. Jencks. the select COM
mittee on uniform system Of bankruptcy wa.
revived.
MIR. Randall, of Pa, offered 4 resolution, that
the public debt, created during the late war
should be promptly paid, principal and inter-
est. Thi. was agreed to-
The annual message Of the President Of the
United States was received and read.
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- The value of the buildings of all kinds
erected in Chicsgo this year has reached the
sum Of &c, 10000.
- All the confscated property in Northern
mississippi, including ii inds, Rankin, Simp-
son and CLARK counties, has been restored TO the
owners.
81 Hon J. l.. NJ. Curry has been appointed
President Of Howard College, Alabama al a
raIary of five thousand dollars a year.
- he operation of casting cuoic block of
Steel, The enormous weight Of one hundred tons
was successfully accomplished recently at a
foundry at East Greenwich, near London
81 Some thirty or forty copper veins some
of them extending several miles, have been
discovered nj Siarkshoro', VT. and steps are
beirg taken 10 work them.
81 i lie following suggestive paragraph ap-
pears ia the editorial columns of a Georgia
newspaper Observation-Disclosures al an
editor on horseback III the dark from behind
fences"
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MEETING or THE VIRGINIA LKGIsLATrEE.
The Legislature of Virginia assent Ied yeste--
day. lu the absence Of the Lieutenant Gov
tTECr, Mr. Robinson, Of Norfolk, presided over
the S-naie. Fulton Davis, who has been secrc-
taTy Ter tie last eight years, was reelected
Vim. Harrison was elected sergeant at arms
The House organized by the election of John
IL baldwin Speaker. and John Bell Bigger
tleIk. Baldwin was a strong Unionist be.orr
the var. He represented the Augusta District
IL The Confederate Congress. MI Bigger was
an assistant clerk tor several years Il. W
Burke was reelected ssrgsant-at-arms
Gov. Pierpont, in his message, SAYS that very
Eii!e legislation IS necessary in regard 10 the
freedmen. He dCyC:es the concluding part of
ms message 10 reconstruction, and says il is of
tie utmost importance that the people Of Viz
ginia shculd give q cheerful support TO the
Federal Government in the payment of all the
taxes assessed for paying the national debts
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM HAyTI.


The Rebellion wholly Supprrssed-Rav.
ages Of the Cholera at Gaudaloupe and
Martinique.
NEW YoRR, Dec. 5.-The steamer Liberty,
from Havana on the both, has arrived.
The news from Cape Hayden confirms the
accounts OF the bombardment by the British
The rebels have been scattered. Most of their
chiefs have been shot.
Six or seven persons who took refuge at the
British Consuls during the bombardment were
seized by the rebels and shot
The rebel General Hudrew. with 500 m en-.
has surrendered, and Geffard is now master OF
the situation.
Most of the foreigners fed to the American
war vessels during the bombardment.
The triumph of the Government was COM
memorated by festivities at Port au Prince and
laCmel.
The cholera at Guadalupe and Martinioue
has been so fatal that all vessels from there
are refused.
Dralcue is at st. Thomas.
The health OF Havanah is good
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GENTLE PHILANTnROPIsT 8.

Senators Wade and Sumner seem to have
run race yesterday for precedence in present
ing bills providing for negro suffrage in this
District Senator Summers bill provides un-
der the most terrible penalties that there shall
Re distinction Of color recognized at the polls;
and under like ferocious penalties that there
shall be distinction Of color upon juries, i. e..
that iuries shall be made up half black and
half white when the plaintiff Is of AFRICAN
decent"
Five thousand dollars fine or imprisonment
for year Is the mild penalty prescribed for re-
y citing the vote of Il negro in the District.
Senator WadCs bill is even more ferociousIy
truculcnt than that of Senator Sumner and
provides that any white person in the District
who shall reject the vote of n negro shall be
fined one thousand dollars or imprisoned in the
dungeon" of The jail and fled on bread and
water only, for period not exceeding thirty
days"
MessTs. Wade and Sumner are OF the class of
philanthropists shown up by Hood with whom
friendship to blacks means hatred To whites
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-05
FREEDMEN'S AFFAIRS

General Howard has received the subioined
report of the transactions OF the Freedmen.
Intelligence Office for the month of November
last:-Number Of persons who have applied
for work was, Of males 1i3, females 100; total
233. Homes have been furnished for 50 males
ana 81 female adults; male and IL female
children: total t2c.