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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
Proceedings OF the City counc,l.

Council met Mr.. Emerson in the chair
quorum present
The committee or accounts reported, recon
mendlng the allowance of sundry claims, amount.
ing to $2.475 Is. which were allowed
Erroneous assess ulents were corrected amount
ing 10 S43 81
The city engineer reported a contract with
Frederick Schulmeyer Tor lighting and extiR-
gushing city lamps The lamDs are TO be Glenn
Ell once week during the summer, aud twice a
month during the winter.
The street commissioner reported labor and
work done on The streets TO the amount of S445,-
81, which were allowed
NJ. Seidensticker offered resolution request.
ing the school commissioners to build school
house in the Oh ward during the coming sim
mer. which MAS adopted
Mr. Brown offered the following:
Resolved. That loan of not more han $40.
600 be made in anticipation OF the revenue OF the
years 1868 and 1856 and the treasurer is author
Ized TO procure said loan upon the best rates of
interest the same can be procured, at rate OF IN
terest not exceeding per cent. month pay
able IN advance, and that he procure the same
for the period of four months OF longer, with the
privilege of renewal O renewals for such longer
period or periods rs ne can agree upon with the
lenders. and he is further authorized to deposit
with such Lenders bonds warrants the treas
Dry IS the lenders NAV prefer, as collateral secur
lty. at not less than , cents on the dollar, with
the agreement that If the city fails 10 comply
with the terms Of the agreement on her part,
that upon written notice 70 the mayor. and after
publishing notice thereof in A daily paper OF the
city. not less than ten days before he time and
place Of sale. said lenders mag sell said bonds or
warrants ut public auction TO the highest bidder
and apply the proceeds of such sale TO the pay
meot of said loan and said treasurer is hereby
authorized to execute on behalf of the city all
papers and Instruments Of writing necessary or
proper n the premises
This resolution brought out a lengthy discus
sion a. 70 how the adoption of TIE resolution
would efec; the credit of the city. and whether
better course could not be adopted in which
DIS jameson and Thompson. Messrs Coburn.
Colley. Douglas, Seidensticker. Brown and the
mayor took part. The resolution was adopted
BY the following vote:
Ayes-MesR Allen, Bosz. Brown, Colley
Cook. pouglas. Emers on .Glazier. Haughey, Seid
ensticker, S,sub ard Thompson-l2
Noes-Messrs. Coburn. jameson and Lefeyer
Mr. Seidenstcker offered the following, which
vas adopted
Resolved, That the special committe for the
negotiation aud sale of city bonds, be INSTRUCTED
to t1tume ard report vhet proportion OF the
amount OF loan for which city bonds have been
authorized TO be issued has been expended for
bOunties and whether in order that the act OF the
general assembly OF the state of Indiana recently
passed legaliziug all such appropriations orders
and bonds: the city cogpci would De authorized
and obliged TO levy special tax for one fourth
of said amount in each of the next four wears.
The Council adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

OswEeo "a meeting OF the citizens was
held At tie board OF trade for the purpose OF
adopting measures for the better defence of the
city in view of anticipated trouble.
Mayor Grant presided. the meeting was sd-
dressed by some of our most influential men.
+ The MAYOR stated that he called upon the
commanding officer of Fl. Ontario and that SUI
6cient men would be detailed to patrol the streets
at night.
committee was appointed to select and ap-
point detectives to watch strangers now in town
and such as may arrive until some further action
could be taken in the matter
The recent draft has added 10 the influx OF
strangers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

An set for the Amendment OF the school laS
which originated iu the House OF Representatives
and ~as previously passed % hat oods. passed
the senate on Saturday evening, March !. ~ a
vote OF thirty-seven 10 uine IL y regarded b.
men who are familiar with the interests OF The
common schools OF this state, a. an Improve
nent upon the former law on the subject but il
- not a. complete IN II respects = tney had
hoped 20 see il made. Without attempting e.
give al tue amendments IN detail tue follow IN =
suggests the more inpsrf M OF then.
IL Increases the school tx 'os tuition 90 the
taxable property Of the state from Ten cents TO
sixteen eents Oh each 500 o. tie valuation o.
such property.
II defines more exactly What MONEYS shall
constitute the school funds. What shall const
tate the school revenue for tuition AID Nhat
the special school revenue and discriminate- oe
tween them
/, limits the number Of School trustees ior
each Incorporated town and CITY, 70 three sud
more clearlv defines their powers. daiies ana IA
blliles
IL provides a more summary mode OF euiorc
ing the law relative 10 the renei;ion OF all school
reports
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

CaIRo March Six hundred bales Of cotton
passei here to day cor = Louis. from Memphis
and cksbuTs
The steamer James Watson. laden with GOV
CTR mem freight AID iaige number o. passen
eegs ADD eishty Tx soldiers. sUlk Twelve miles
below Napoleon on tue ulorRiRg at the p Over
thirty hves were los; including 81 A. ms Ex-
pres messenger, twenty soldiers ard several Ia
die snG ci,dfeD Tie Officers and crew we're
sayei
The steamer and ergo are = total loss
Nine buildings we're burned last night in val
ue estimated Al Sl5UlUO
The principal iOsess Martin ash. cloth
Ter, 81 eco: insured foE = 600 On Able L
Co dealers in groceries sni boat stores, 81 :
0OO; insured Tor $50 Geo John Chaucey, pro-
duce dealer. $40 ,uO0: insured for S. 800 p g..
Mitchell, liquors ard bo-t stores $50 600: in
sured for 81 100.
Que hundSed and fits bales Of cotton passed
here for Evansville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
PROFESSIONAL.
PROFESSIONAL.
II z NJ o W Al.
Doctor WM. THOM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street.
Vx7BERr HE WILL CONTINUE

! :. !. :.
"THERH HE WILL CONTINUE
wv and Private
Diseases, in all their species, stages.
ramifcs,ions aud phases ~
Dr.. W7 Thomson VII give 20 fZIE
each patient written instrument,
binding himself effect a radical
and permanent care, AXE no u
charge.
Dr. wri. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases
speciality the year is3i-three years IN the CITY
Buffalo. ". Y eisht years IN Chicago IN and tweyesrs
in Peoria, I'll. During eight practice IN Chicago,
H.. he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. Vim. Thomson In bis practice fT ScTofrla, Rheu-
matte and general diseases Of the blood Fumigs
tng yapor Rstb Of the most ingenious Kind conunc
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EhiSSiUNS, the consequence ofself- sbpss.
This solitary vice. deprsved sexual indulgence j.
practiced by the youth Of both almost
limited extent, producing with rnsrrrg certainty the
following train Of morbid mptoss unless oomhsfsd BY
DARK spots under the eyes, pain IN the head ringing IL
the and noises hike the rusting Of leaves and
Ting Of chsrofs the lons
the limbs confused vision. bluned intellect; ioss
hdence didence Ia approaching stranger, dislike u
form acquantsnces, disposit 20 skun snctty.
loss Of memory hectic ushes pmpies and various erup-
tions about the face fured tongue night swes fefic
breath. coughs, GDption, mOnorsna, and fseusns
ly insanity.
The sfnicted, the first appearance Of sny Of Tire
above symptoms. should immediately apply TO Or Wa.
Thomson for relief.
n6roTcs aud Con.ul,aii Re- sDs No. 40 south Dell
street, lDdisnspobk, Ind.
2. O Box 1850. jsu2f-liy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

IT WILL BIZ LIGHT rhe opening of the bes
and cheapest cigar and tobacco store In the city
at No 3. Palmer House. by John Heidliuger
IL is my intention to carry the tobacco bust
ness in all its branches aud il W II only be mecca
sary 90 invite everv one 10 call on me for Cigars
Finecut Chewing. Plug, Smoking Tobacco and
Snuff at wholesale or retail lt will be nv aim
TO keep only the best brands OF goods aud TO sell
them at the very lowest prices. making IL for the
interest of every one to buy Of me H,ving had
long experience IN this business. I can guarantee
the best satisfaction TO all
JoHN A. BEIDLlNGFR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

IL directs ire school trustees TO provide for
educating, 10 the common schools or the state,
children Of the white race onIy.
l. provides that the special school tar shall
follow the transfer Of persons for school purposes
TO the township, town or city TO which the trans
fer S made and where the person taxesi receives
school privileges
IL clearly defines whO nay bold school meet
ings and Who NV 20 G AZ them
Il prohibits trustees from employing teachers
Fho are not licensed a. such By the proper al
fhori,y
L provides that If am teacher shall commence
school without having license 10 teach which
r Ia fall force 81 the commencement OF The
school such teacher thereby forseits all right TO
COMPENSATION out Of the tuition revenue Tor the
time 30 Taught without license
In require school examiners TO hold. or cause
~ - held in their respective counties. teach
e. institute for the term Of five days 10 each
yelf. and II there j. an average daily attendance
or tEentv FIVE teachers or more. be may draw
from the county treasury $50. for the paymeut
OF expenses AID il There is al average daily al
tendance Of fifty more, he may draw from the
county treasury $50. for the same purpose Tie
compensation Of examiners il Increased 70 So
per day, ~ be allowed ty the board oi county
com miss Ouers, aud PAYABLE from the county
treasury, and said board il required limit The
number Of days services for which the exat1in
ers Of Their respective counties may be thu
compensated
IL amends the law relative 10 the sale OF school
lands in several important particulars.
Ii increases the limit a. TO the amount OF
school fund which may De loaned to one person
by the county auditors from 5000 to 81 600.
IL amends the law relative to the duties OF
perintendent Of public instruction, and relieves
him O. one half OF the labor and ex peuse of Wis
ting the several counties. which ma heretofore
been required
IL provides a permanent annual revenue OF
one tenth Of a mill on each dollar valuation OF
taxable property. for the support of the township
Libraries, which will amount annually 10 about
S55 000
IL recognizes the state board of education.
and makes il 10 consist of the governor, the state
superintendent OF public instruction, the presl-
dent of the state university. the president of the
normal school tif such Office IL created), and
the superintendent of the common schools of the
three largest cities of the state The superin-
tendent of public instruction is made presiden,
Of the board
Said board Is made also a state board of ex
aminers, for the examination of applicants for
license to teach. with authority to license such
as are found to possess eminent qualifications
The licenses granted BY sail board are good
throughout the state, and for the lifetime of the
person to whom they are issued, unless revoked
by the board
bill for the establishment of a state normal
school passed the House of Representatives, but
was not reached in the Senate.
bill providing for changing the direction OF
the income OF the sinking fund, 20 the schools
instead OF having il funded, passed the House
but did not pass the senate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
COM NJ ERCsAL.
~ TsLEsRAYs.
Ctucinuatt Market.

OIsoIsSArI. March 8
Flour dull and prices nominal
Wheat very dull; prime red was offered at
81 SOL Sc. $3.50.
Corn dull, little OF no demand ear 1895;
shellei g.
Oats so.
Whisky g l6, demand light.
Provisions dull and prices nominal; no sales OF
consequence.
Groceries dull; prices unchanged sugar 20@
"a; Coffee 43@45
Seeds dull; demand light
Gold l96
River rising !. inches per hour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
From Que bee.

QUEBEC 6-Result Of the election in New
Brunswick will probably De postponement of
confederation scheme for an indefinite period.
The legislative union of the Canadas will
PROBABLY go
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

Hetkam. merchant tailor No. II. North
Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates House.
das just received large stock Of new and ele-
CANT spring goods for gentlemen's wear. consist
ing Of cloths, cassimeres. vestings, and every
thing required by gentlemen. Heitkam being a
splendid cutter. and having the best oil workmen
in his employ. can at anv gentleman wanting a
new spring suit Call and look at HE stock il
you want TO get suit. dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
From philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Msrch s. - The steamer
Massachusetts,. which arrived Eere to-day. had
on board the first United States mail that has
left Charleston since the breaking out Of the re
belliop
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
from BOSTON,.

Bosrox, March 5-The Portland Ne Ad-
yertiser states that the mystery of Csstine last
fall has been solved. The whole affair was car
red out by some soldiers of Bagny Station,
three of whom have just been confined at East
port.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

tS ANY one wishing TO learn 10 speak and
write the French. Spanish. or Italian Languages;
to receive instruction on the piano, or in vocal
music, can secure the services OF . thoroughly
competent teacher By addressing
7. .. Box Ill.
IA Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

- Rhodius OF the Circle, the fashionable
place OF resort for all that love good liquors, i
IN receipt u the best OF ale. both on drsught aud
q bottles. superior article OF old copper dis
allied whisky. apple BRANDY, and other hue i
.dors His restaurant i supplied With all kinds
Of game in season. and his cook prepares 1t IN
lie lIshe.t -Lllc Q. -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

- Seuour. Al he Bates House Dug store.
on " lstingtou street las large stock Of
oairt-. oils varuishes. and AL articles required
5y aain,ers. that be i selling low any other
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

sH-To- night Miss Thompsoa viii make her
second sppeaTsDce a. Psrthenia. in the beautiful
play Of I1gonar--ht Riley a. Ingomar. and
The full strength Of the company The Double
Bsided Room will conclude the Performance 10
which Mr.. White. Hodge, Rivers. and Mrs More
all appear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

- Rooms Tor rent, on the corner OF Mary
land snd " Ell streets. FOR particulars inquire
At the EmpIse ,ioon. In the new building 20
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

- Ihe say - Keep out OF ,he draft : TO
rsf von- boots aud shoes OF Lintz IT the Palmer
House boot and shoe store. where there Is al as
ment 10 suit az tas e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

80. x Nsrot. No 233. Est washin on
street. has IA store hrse stock OF second hand
furniture. nearly al as good a new. which be
sells Il Prices g saiI tie tiIaes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

u The amount oil appropriation inclu-
ded in the general appropriation bin passed oy
the legislature AZ the session jps, closed. for the
year lse5 ard 1859. l. 81 go. 654 o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

PaoxoTIoSs.-The following promotions and
appointments were made yesterday:
First Lieu, Wo. :. L Dd-ay be captain Of
company b. IN place of Wm c. Jeifries mus
tesed out.
Josiah Pafenberger 60 be assistant surgeon Of
the 9sth regiment. in place Of Isaac Russell
deceased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

RErIRTs WIN HoSoR Our late associate
and reporter, Charles r. Baymiller, relires from
hs connection With the Sentinel, as assistant
editor and reporter OF the proceedings Of the
House. with cyed. 10 the paper and honor to him
self. the House having passed resolution com
piimentipg him for his faithful and impartial re-
port Of their proceedings during the session.
This is a well earned compliment, aud will be
endorsed by all that have read the repOrts Of the
House in our paper
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

n An Interesting article describing tic Len
al sessou, and the religions ceremonies accom-
panyiDe il. viii be found Oh the fourth page Of
to-dsy's paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

B-A fsv exchange papers. dore up in pack
ages Of 100. ran be had ST this Office tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

The special committee of the City County 10
adjust claims for S4O0 city orders in cases where
men have been drafted who hold $50 order,
subscribed aud paid for before February % b,
1865, will hereafter sit NJ the Council Chamber
Glenn's Block, from ? to o'clock p N. of each
day.
AUSTIN II BRowN,
a SEIDENsTicKzR. Committee.
STEPHEN McNABB.
-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

- See DE- wm Thomson's advertisement
on The third page Of 10 days psper
ian 81 II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

t. We refer readers TO the New I ork and
and Liverpool Petroleum Compsay's advertise
ment in another column of THIS paper, also to
the following notice by The New York Indepen
dent:
PETROLEUM Our readers will have noticed
an advert- cement of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum company in our columns Dan
Tel s Dickinson is the president. aud be Is asso-
ciated with gentleman OF experience in the bu-
siness A careful study Of the prospectus will
reveal the advantages II the movement Tee
discovery OF petroleum IL 20 recent. and the ne
cessary demand so large. that this company ma Y
be said to rest upon permanent basis Their
prospectus speaks frankly aud fairly. and The
name of Nj. Dickinson. who has here. We be-
lieve, for the first time associated his with
any corporate enterprise should satisfy the inqui
rer that il is not mere speculation. All the
funds paid in form the capital OF the company.
and no one connected with it is interested in sell
ing the eompany's land property at fictitious
value or at any profit. Stockholders are mutu-
ally interested in all the profits of the company
Several of the trustees are located in the oil
gion. and have acquired their wealth and expe-
rience in the business. and have sersonal SUI
vision over the company . affairs aud it is ex
pected that large quarterly dividends will be reg
ularly paid from the lst OF January.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

UNION TAsERSAcLE The above building
will comfortably seat three thousand people. is
well lighted And heated The same ia for rent
for concerts Apply TO W. II LOOMS Office
corner Washington ADD Meridian streets, lndi-
annapolis, Ind. 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
No 3 Palmer House

APPOINTMENTS The following appoint ments
have been made in the new Indiana regiments
since our last report:
l44ih regiment. company Phillips l. Cox
captain; james Nicholson, lst lieutenant Ed
ward s. Hays. % lieutenant
l46th regiment. company Kew Ferg
captain; Allen G Ellis. lst lieutenant; John 5
Hobart. 2d lieutenant
l50th regiment, company H-Henry NJ
Campbell. captain: Edward II. Gresham. LIST
lieutenant: Thomas J Nslivs, 81 lieutenant.
Co Jefferson Armantrout captain
1924 regiment, company D-Peter l. Rum
yam. IT,, captain; Austin O. Funk, 1t Lieutenant;
William Hess, % lieutenant Co E-Julius
waldschmidt -apt4in; Jacob " Liveriue house
Is, lieutenant; Cornelius NJ Boyd. 81 lieutenant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
FRUIT.
LECTURES.
Philosophy of Marriage.

vTNHE PROPRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless OF et-
perse to issue free. for the benefit Of suffering hu
manly and suppression of ackery foar Of their
interesting and instructive Lectures Marriage and it,
dscuslifcstions Nervous and Physical Debility, Pre-
mature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness
Depression, Inpotency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
er the great Social Evil and those Hssdes which result
from youthful foeS OF maturity, gnorance
Of Physiology and laws Of Nature.
These invaluable Lectures have beer the means Of
enghtenng and saving thousands, and will be forward
sd free receipt OF four stsnr by addressing seere
tsry New York AEseura o; Anatomy snd Medicine, elf
Rroadway New York ian2l-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07
LEGAL.
Notice 10 Heirs of Petition to Sell
Real Estate.

tOttCt I'D Dtlfs vi ttlt1Ou w Sttt
Real Estate.
estate Or INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, COURT OF
- COMMON PLEAS
Notice l. hereby given that TAeo3ore Pfain Aamihis-
trator e tie % ngasta Winklsr deceased
filed his petition sell the real Of the decedent
MS personal being insufficient pay his debts: snd that
said petition will pc heard the % ne C0urt
Of Common Pleas o. sad county
Attest wiLIIAA WALLACE, Clerk.
b ". c. sNOcK, Deputy.
February IS. ls55. nsre-s3v
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION coUSTY, SIS:
In the Common Pleas Court II MGTioa county 4 he
safe % Indiana, June Tern, lsC5CaihaI.De sts y
Jeremiah stall.
nE 1T KNOWN. that this 27fh day Of FEB. IA the
sear A. D., Is65, the abo-e named plaintiff By Ger
tOT1ey nlec in the once OF the Clerk OF Common Pleas
Court her complaint against said defendant in the
above entitled together with affidavit Of CON-
pesrf perscn tina; said defend ant Iersmiah Stall 4
: resident Of the State of Indiana.
said de- tends uf therefore hereby notified CT the
Sing pendency Of said complaint against MIN, and
that unless he appear aid answer or drmrr thereto az
the calling Of sad csuse the second day Of the next
O. said Court 20 be begun and held az the Court
House in thecsty o. In1snapsis or the frs. Monday in
ire next, said compliant and the matters and thing.
therein eorained and alleged viii be heard ard
mined n hi, absence.
latest. WILLIAM WALLACE, Cissf.
RI. waiocle Attorney fer Plsin'if.
rasrf-~Sf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-07

PRovosr MAssHAL's OFFICE - There we're
mustered in and cent TO camp yesterday from
the provost marshal's Office 10 this district %
men. divided as follows:
Ia recruits.
III substitutes.
OF the recruits mustered in two we're credited
TO the let ward one to the 3D. two 10 the Sd, two
70 the 1tb. two 20 the 9Th. and three 70 the 9th
ward. making twelve in all. and one substitute
credited to the LIST ward.