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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

Adviees direct from Richmond represent
Davis strongly indueed TO peace measures and
wiling 70 accept much more liberal terms thau
st 6rst supposed be would. This il deemed NOS
suspicious from the result Of Blair's mission. n
Mr. Lincoln, on The other hand, il disposed Il
be as lenient as possible. but insists that What
ever terms may be agreed on privately, the first
must be 70 lay dow n their arms and scknewledgs
The supremacy Of the Union. Ii il reported that
Blair Is authorized TO tender A. II Stephens 9
free conduct 10 Washington. 20 consult with The
authorities on terms Of peAce
report arrived to night that Ex-Governor
Rivers. Of Va, and ex Governor Orr, 8. c.. are
op their way 20 Washington ~ representatives
Oh the so-called southern confederacy. to consult
on measures Of peace ard re union
WssHlsoroS. January IL.
Richmond papers OF Yesterday chronicle =
great ire at Charlotte. n c. The government
warehouse, qusrtermaster and commisssry of.
ces and portion Of the North Carolina. Char
lotte and South Carolina depots were burned
Loss es;imsted at SEC, DOC, poo
A dispatch from Charleston dated the 9Th SAYS:
gentleman from Savannah reports that Sher-
man is seuding the 18th corps around to Beau
fort to cooperate with Fosters troops
A dispstch from Macon reports the epemy L.
OOO or , 900 strong. with negroes and artillery
on the Oconee river. moving toward southwest
ern Georges.
A dispatch received at the war department
rom Beauregard. dated at Macon, says Hood
reports Thomas moving up the Tennessee river
until q. m on the 4th
Scouts report Sherman moving gunboats and
transports passed Savannah going towards East
port loaded with troops and supplies.
Hoods report of the battle near Franklin SAYS:
We lost % pieces of artillery and several ord
nance wagons. The loss in killed and wounded
Is small; prisoners not counted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
Sssm the Army es she rst.mss,
HEADQUARTERS Assv ~ rms fofosAo,l
Jaouat,

The rebels made another attack ga our ploke t
Tine this motnlbs Jusl helofe dsslish, aud cap
tuTed lev al the right ~ the VI division OF The
hth eafps The mofaing rss very dark and the
attacking paaf advanced cautiously behind al
ahataa until almost IN aar line ot pekels before
they we're aware of lheireomlng The men hfed
their piece. aud ran back toward the reserve, but
the rebels were 80 close ~ them, snd being
dressed in our uniform eaald not be dlsllng ulahed
tom our 0wn men, and consequently not hfed
UPON, a. they othaFwise would have been The
rebels re,Feated, tsklag y mea With them The
object Of the rebels seemed a. he to obtain food
ADD clothing, a. they At snee demandei the
Enapsacks aud blankets of our soldiers. very few
OF which they got.
Our men 80 out Oh picket TOE twenty four
hours, and take oaiy one DAYS rations with them
taking no knap-Aeks OF blankets The rebels
therefore oaly succeeded in getting fes hav
e,,aeks today, one OF which VAS held mp by
rebel. 10 show our boys that they had gaines
some of them. Our boys swear vengsane'
.s.lns, the raiders, aud anKiously await an op
portunity 10 pay them back on other parts OF Thu
line.
Al some points along the line not gun hs
been fred for some DAYS
The weather has again changed from oeinI
yery cold to rain. aud the prospect 10 that VI
shall have nothins eut mud Tor week q
come.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
HOUSE.

In the House to day bill was passed to amend
the civil appropriation act by adding provision
that in any action by or against any executors.
administrators, or guardians. in which judgment
may have been rendered for or against them,
neither party shall be allowed to testify against
the other in any transaction, unless called to
tify by the opposite party or by the court
Mr. Collar offered resolution providing for
the relief of the people of Chsmbersburg. Re
ferred to the committee on WAYS and means.
The House resumed the consideration of the
proposition for the constitutional amendment to
abolish slavery throughout the United States.
Mr.. White. OF Ohio. opposed it on the ground
that Congress had no power TO make such an
amendment.
Mr.. Smithers, of Delaware, advocated the
amendment as both constitutional and beneficial
Mr. Townsend, Of New York, and Holman, of
Indiana. severally gave their reasons why they
would vote against it.
Mr. Townsend, of New York, opposed the
amendment, and argued that il was wrong to
conclude that those who were opposed to the
amendment were enemies TO the Union. His
constituents favor the basis of the Crttenden
resolutions.
Mr.. Holman, of Indiana, said the amendment
could not be adopted without being followed by
more radical measures. IT, in the judgment of
our fathers slavery was inconsistent with repub
can form of government they would have abol-
shed il. The democratic party was opposed to
the amendment because they want the country
az it is. He denied that because Of slavery our
country had become Kissing aud reproach. On
the contrary, IL had grown In population and
wealth aud commanded the admiration Of the
world
Mr.. Cravsns, of Indiana, believed that IL moth.
inc had been said about slavery the rebellion
would have been over now.
Mr. Browncl. of Virginia, said the question
wss passed upon by the people last election.
Mr. peuleton, Of Ohio. maintained that right,
II armed was limited In two ways, first. 10y the
letter Of the constitution and second 10y the
spirit. inten, and scope Of that instrument and
the IDEAS upon which IL VAS founded. II was not
an abstract question. but question OF compact,
Change could hot be made subveftihg The con.
Htitulion aud encouraging monarchy, because 70.
publicanam IA the base OF out ststetn, AUD TO
overthrow u is not 10 amend bu. TO subvtt, the
constitution,
II three fuutlhs ~ the states should pass such
al amendment, aud ne state 0i Rhode Island
alone shoud he the diasentlng state, she would
have the right, aud u would be hef duiy 10 ~
sat hy fatee, and hsf cause would be sacred
aue
The amendment would bs binding IN moral
Law, And therefore vold ea che pat OF states
which cannot determine the aIrsifa fuf oihets
The constitution mus, 10 euf onlS guide.
Ahes some discussion between Messia Ten
dlelon and ienkns, OF ilhode Island, The hou's
| adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
Vow York Market.

NV York, January IL.
Cotton irregular unsettled and lower 81 Ii
for middling
Flour state aud western quiet aud dull, and Sc
lower $40 1910 25 for extra state $ll 20d
III 20 for common to good shipping brand:
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sll 30@l2 for
trade brands Market closing quiet
Whisky frmeI 81 % for state, aud 81 24@
% for western closing very firm at the latter
prices.
heat dull and dropping No. Chicago
spring at 81 80 winter red western 81 So
Rye quiet and lower: 81 20 for western
Barley quiet.
Corn frmer limited supply mixed western
at 81 80 in store.
Oats opened heavy and closed irmer, with
more doing 81 Gs@l 0s15 for western
Wool quiet.
Petroleum firm; 5l@52Is for crude 49,
for refined bond "a do. free.
Coffee very quiet 21s@47 for Rio 5O@52
for Java
Sugar firm but quiet Cuba ie =
Molasses dull .
Pork frmer and in fair demand; $40 s71sd
43 % for new mess; $4,000 % for 63-4 mess
cash and regular WY closing at $40 1919 cash;
$34 50@34 rs for prime; $40 50@40 IS for
prime mess; also 500 bbls. Sd mess for Jan.
uary, buyers option, $33@34.
deer quiet anu uuchhnSeu' Ao(G~i ior uains
Cut meats steady but not very active; l7l4@
1917 for shoulders 1062i for hams
Bacon sides in moderate request and firmer
81 for Cumberland cut: and 2ll5 for short
ribbed.
Dressed hogs firm and in good demand at l7C6
ia for western.
Lard heavy, 2O@241a.
Butter quiet aud steady: 36@4s for wes,ern.
and 46Cd60 for state
Cheese quiet, 1924.
Money firm At per cent.
Sterling quiet. 1921
Gold unsettled
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

ST. LouTs. January 1.-The State Conven
ton has just passed the following ordinance o.
emancipation by a vote Of 60 to 4:
Belt ordained by the people Of the state o.
Missouri In convention assembled. That hereaf
ter. 10 this state there shall be neither slavery
nor Involantary servitude. except In punishment
Of crime, whereof the party shall have been duly
convicted, and all persons held to service or la
Dor as slaves are hereby declared free.
Dispatches from the west say the indians Al
last accounts were on Republican run, retreatine
southwark Troops were concentrating for pnr
suit
Advices from Fort Kearney say the overland
mail line Is infested by Indians.
The Indians so largely ontnuinber our troop:
that offensive operations cannot ST present b.
prosecuted with any chance of success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

In consideration for his not stealing too
be raised to 81 900.
There we're $40 failures in the northern
states during the past year, with liabilities
amounting to ss.579. 700.
Mrs. Lincoln has dismissed JIMMY, the old
door keeper of the White House, who has held
thai post since Jacksons day.
Cincinnati Ia city OF beer guzzlers. There
were ssS barrels drank there in November, cost
ing to the drinkers 500. 900,
CHARLES o. Rogers. principal proprietor of
The Boston Journal, pays an income tax of
$4,000
During the past year the enormous sum OF
twenty eight millions five hundred and twenty
two thousand dollars was lost by fires in the 10y
al states.
"Let dogs delight to bark and bite.
For God hath made them 20;
Let bears and lions stowl sHd fight,
For tits their nature to-"
"A new whisky distillery at Dubuque. Iowa,
cost $500 900 to $500 900, and when in foil OBJ
Grafton will pay $500 taxes on its daily pro-
duct
"A boy driving carriage in funeral pro
cession in Albany, n. 7, few days ago, was
found. on arriving at the grave, 10 be frozen TO
death.
On hearing the song entitled 1.-The dearest
spot on earth is hofne,' Hen" remarked that
he found his home dear that he going
to break up house keeping and go to boarding.
"A writer in Wilkes Spirit visited Flora
Temple lately, at Philadelphia and reports her
somewhat gray, but looking bright three
year old colt. The queen of the turf is now 20
years old.
Gen. Longstreet is slowly recovering from
the effects of his last summers wound, and his
surgeon is of the opinion that he will recover the
use of his right arm in eighteen months or two
years. after the nervous tissue is renewed by
fresh growth.
The importance OF the lumber trade in Chi
cago is not generally realized. The lumber sold
by Chicago merchants, the greater portion OF
which is brought from Canada and the eastern
and western shores of Lake Michigan, amounts
annually to over SIS, 200 900.
Edwin Forrest has in his house small
theatre, the stage of which. be says. is as large
many on which he has acted during long ca
recr This is intended for a school for the edu
cation Of poor boys and girls in recitation and de
clamation. and to fit for the stage all such as
have any ambition for that profession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

FRsr WARD.-A meeting OF the enrolled men
OF the first ward viii be heId at the school house
on FRIDAY night, 90 raise money TO clear the ward
OF the draft. Let every man pov come up. and
act IN this matter before IL 10 too late.
All men enrolled that are too old, OF dat
should be exempt. on account Of physical disa-
oility. should at once see that their names arf
taken of the list If you neglect this. and are
DATED. you will End il will cause you = great
deal OF trouble TO get of. The drafting il 70 be
BY vards-it is so decded-let the first ward see
that she is cleared IL Is TO be blind draf,-no
man will know be l. drafted until a file OF sol
diers come TO march him to camp. Wake Ep
first vardersi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
EThe Indiana School Journal. organ of t

~ The Indiana School Journal, organ of the
State Teachers Association and Of the Superin
teudent of Public Instruction. is published
monthly In pamphlets form at 81 IS per annum
in advance Trustees have the right under n
decision Of Superintendent Rugg. to subscribe
for The Journal for Office use. and pay out OF
the special fund. About 400 trustees are now
taking The Journal. and the remainder with
every teacher in the state should take IL. Ad
dress School Journal. or the editor. George w
Hose, Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
COM N ERCiAl.

-, - oiscisSAri, January IL.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat 6rmer and better red 81 03@$2 05.
Corn 6rmer, at 81 O6@l OF for ear, and 81 l2
al Is for shelled.
Oats firm
Rye dull, ST. As.
Barley 81 55@l Gu.
Whisky held at 81 %: 100 bbls sold at 81 25
Provisions quiet, but a little demand no sales
of importance (; holders are firm st previous quo
tations
Hogs dull and prices nominal; about 5000 in
the cars for which holders ask SIS 50@l6 20 for
2O0 los average; packers not buying. Market
closed pull. owing to the interruption of travel
by snow.
Groceries quiet.
Gold declined to 300, and dull
Exchange at premium.
Money market tight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
supreme Csu's Decisions
.oysssss rsrs cosr'susn'

No. 3Gi5 Sanders va SANDERS aon'oe =
O. Rshsaripg granted. Sc. for oral argument
Feb l6. 1865. william.
No 1881. Horne and another va M.luams
n.,,x.,. Circuit Court Petition Tor rshe"f'ns
overuled. =, Unlor
No ais. Smith vs.. Thomas o"'o'
Or. Petition for rehsarins ose'tu
No 1909 Root W. Stevenson 'assssSn.
Marion Common Pleas feAso" ''
granted u. II =. Baf
,AoIoms. o, O. Reversal. default and snom,s
.Ion set aide. with leave 10 appellant 10 AS'
further steps 10 bring appellee into court
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

x1y-w l.. Morchouse. the we'll known news
sgeu6, vas fined Yesterday, by the Mayor, on ia
iermst,on Of officer Powell. for riding on the
side wsA. seated on the outside Of a houe.sbils
delivering. during furious snow storm, newspa
pers To -ubecribet. The fine aud costs amount
ell TO 81 80 Defendant paid the hDe bu, 70
fused to pay the costs. being willing TO 60 t'
js take the responsibility, aud test by appeal q
q higher court the legality. justicc and right o
the whole matter lie vas saved this alierna
tive. a we'll known citisen becoming hs sutet,
and the case IL In statu quo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
Foreign News.

PORTLAND. Ne January Il--The steamer
MorsyiAn, from Liverpool on the 29th and Lon
donderry on the 30th. arrived here st noon to-
day.
The commercial news is uninportsnt owing
to the holidays -
Gen. Dix's orders to pursue the rebel raiders
into Canada attracts much attention. and the
leading journals hope that IL will not be acted on
as il might cause trouble.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

Large Store Room on Meridian Street,
FOR SALE.

guyHE FTTzGIBRox sIoRk ROOM on TIA CORNER
II ofNerdlAn and Louisiana streets Is Cor sale. The
sior. A. IS By $50 feet With three Ions ~ feet each
neclea ~th the Store Aso nine good Orces accessible
BY stair IN ront. 1he Lot 7lo feet IN depth vh
,.ilrosa trsek on the side the whole lengh very de-
1r.bls and productive property built IN Inost modeEn
.t,ls Price osa .oes. kskkRSAH PIkRcE,
isss.a4s Rssl Estate Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

trMr sholts. the prince Of fsshion whose
sssesnt place of business IL North PennsIlvahs
street south Of the post Office, " nov Offering
the s,.,ss marnaee winter aud srting feh,es 10
ths n sla The cutter Al M Aholtfa establish
men, 81 81 snspptesehsble artist. We have bad
ffeq en uf goftanitiss Of ~iineasing HE stilliul
haajlsess 20 ~ q gentleman In unsurpassed
styie, n i talf necessary ~ call en Hhol,s, lie
goods A.. ion litsi a. veil 40 Of domestic man
talsc.ase. sad a. sees fef essh arc the mosl
reasonable.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

"Near Amity, on the Jefferson railroad
night before last = freight train met with a col
lision, smashing up seven or eight cars. and kill
ing the engineer. No other persons were seri-
ously hurt. so far ~ We could ascertain. We
could not learn the name OF the unfortunate
man. Travel was interrupted over the road some
hours in consequence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

II We call attention to the advertisement of
dissolution Of CO. partnership between Hezekiah
and bis former associate, No. % North Illinois
street. We would respectfully say that at No.
ID North Illinois street, Hezekiah, hav-
ing the most splendid liquors. magnificent Of
cigars and q restaurant in all its appointments
unapproachabIe. will be happy daily and nightly
to meet his friends and the public generally.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

General ri,ehss k.a assIded thu, ,hls city shalt
he drafted by warts
Ia meat II no, eli ths vstts committees have
hssa sppola,si 10 eellees aoasy
4 veali recommend th,l committee FOE the
s,,, a, large 10 take ehsssa ef he whole matter
Of recruiting he srreinssa, 90 eomPosei ~
ens az too members nom sss safd committee
This oil prevent . s.ss'sy zen lhs wards
and secure mutual undsfs' aa'hk aAd unity ol
mi. committee might NEE, 81 We Mayer
os,es an SATURDAY evening neat, ~ " o'clock
IL, no inns be lost, Our ellltsnA mns. sfeus'
thsmssl,e. and give more attention 70 tbs mat
Wv w WV J oavss, Mayer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

III Visit the Indiana State Museum to day
and to night. The great Jukes. the wonderful
Bohemian glass blower will be there and the Gu
riosties displayed generally will excite your sur
prise. admiration and astonishment The beau
tiful and accomplished Madame Mary A English
is the proprietress of the Indiana State Museum.
Admittance twenty Eve cents. Children in arms
cog
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
from Washington.

WAsHsGroS. January 1.-THE supreme
court has before it the case of NJ. Coleman.
appellant vs.. Hudson River Bridge company, at
Albany.
The president has approved Of the joint resolu
ton, rendering the thanks Of the people and Con
grsss TO Msjor General W L. Sherman, and the
officers and soldiers of his command for gallant
conduct in the late march through Georgia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

tn Quartsrmaster General New. night before
last. gave a royal supper to a party of select
friends. at Prince George Rhodius' palace, called
the "Circle," North Meridian street. OF course
there was feast of reason and flow of soul
especially the Gov. All Jared presumptuously
like the prodgious son. We state understand
ingly only, for the internal niger boy lost our
superscribed ticket Of pressing invitation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

~ Gentlemen in the city. inclined to take an
elegant and refreshing beverage. . fragrant
smoke, or . dish Of quails, oysters, lobstess,
CLANS, crabs, or any other delicacy will, if they
heed our advice. commentator and recommen
.dation, call at the "Ofhce." Atheneum Building.
South Meridian street. A. ]. Myers, proprietor,
Assisted by full corps Of courteous and accom-
splished clerks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

~ We have in store
50 pairs gents Arbic buckle ovsrshoes;
50 pairs gents' rubber sandals and overshoes
so pairs gents bunaloes.
Gents slippers in dozen different styles Our
stock of Peieher's celebrated sewed double sole
boots 10 complete. all styles and widths. to fiji
anybody, selling - low prices.
CLARx, JoHSsos 4 Co,
Successors TO Vinnedge Jones,
9& No. IL West w ash n st.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

MrrRoroLIrAS THKATax-Mr Barrett is be
coming a great favorite at the Metropolitan
Everybody Is delighted with his fine acting and
splendid elocu'ion. Tonight he appears in the
fsvorite drama King of the Commons On Fri
day night. Rosedsle, the great sensation play
from Wallack's Theatre, New York. will be
produced, with appropriate scenery. costume, &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

II The dramatic and musical entertainment
last night at the Wigvam. Court House square,
by the Indianapolis Amateur Theatrical Associ-
alton. for the benefit OF soldiers families, was
brilliant success. We never saw before in this
city such . crowded and delighten audience
The amount realized at the door must have been
enormous
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
From Nashville .

NASHVILLE, January IL The remains of two
bodies were discovered to-day among the debris
of the Gait house The origin of the FIRE has not
been discovered.
At Frankfort. to-day, James Guth RE was
elected United States senator. receiving, on the
first ballot sixty-fve votes against fifty six
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
Prem Augusta

AUGUSTA, Me- January IL. Hon. W. P Fes
sender was elected United States senator to day,
for six years from the 4th of March next.
In the senate Mr.. Fessenden bad 81 votes,
and in the house ll6, to % for Hon. w. 2.
Haines. democrat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

"Furniturs At auction this dsv a, No. 46O
North fennsylvania street. at 2 o'clock p. N.
Sofas, tables. chairs. bsdsteads, looking glasses,
cooking and other stoves. kitchen fixtures. &c.
WV. Z. FxATHKRsToS,
Auctioneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
Prom Cairo.

CAIRo, January 1.-THE remnant of Hood s
army are reported fortifying Cornth with a view
OF going into winter quarters at that place. They
are also said to be reparing the Mobile and
Ohio road
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

" Mr.. John b. Ackley. general business
agent, No. IL. Wells street, Chicago. is now in
the city. at the Bates House. prepared to furnish.
at reasonable 6gures, volunteers and substitutes
to all Who may desire them. diff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
from ROstou.

BosroS, January 1.-THE Massachusetts,
state senate has postponed the election Of United
States senator in place of Wilson, until the %
Tuesday in February.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

a. Rebel prisoners. captured 10 Tennessee,
oy Thomas. arrive here daily, almost, and are
lodged in Camp Morton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

q Nov yOur time 10 buy ladies' furs Ba
Ger Meiver will sell, without doubt. their
large stock at cost iap7. div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
From Montreal

MONTREAL, January 1.-THE St. Adams
raiders today got another postponement for 30
days, TO get further evidence from Richmond
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PALMER q FORD.
General Intelligence and Employ
ment Office,

ns.s Maryland ST., sasp"iis' saa'
l,LERka, Mechanics and lAeeFeTs furnished ~ilh en-
4 nioyn,sat wheFs the beet wages ell be paid,
NosasA a. ghaahsTmais, hssAstFesses asd servants
il na places ~ilhaut uaahls ~ delay by appyas 81
n.slass, stores, Rooms, ohiess aud sleeping Resus.
furnished ana snfuTnishsi 10 Teat
fest once hes lsls ssptls'du
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

a g. 900 vorth Of ladies furs a. cost. at Be
ker q Aeivers jan7-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
INV YORK MONEY MARKET.

NV YoRK, January IL.
Gold stagnant and the price weak Some OPP
orators profess to have information of move
ments that by to morrow will put IL up and down
10 per cent The price opened at 223l4. de-
clinipg to 222la aud afterwards rose TO 223is
Later-At Gslagher's Exchange gold closed
at 2lS1.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12

a The true soldier 10 always the highest
type Of q gentleman.