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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
THREE O'CLOCK, A.
INV PAPER AT RALEIGH.

NV PAPER AT RALElCH.-
Nav YcsK, Oct The Herald wsshins-
ton sDecial has the following: A universal suf
frsge paper called the Journal of Freedom. .
tslep. late Federal officers - =
NAVY DEPARTMENT cIKcuLAR -
Tue following circular hlssbeen issued from
the Navy Department relative to applications 20
6Tl positions ia tha, service: ~ 4
s-esa NAVY DEPARExEsf Oct.1
Application. TO I'LL the position of Master
Workman 10 snv OF the navy yards will beresf-
ter be addressesto the Chief Of Bureau o. ards
and Docks, stating the name. sge and residence
of the applicant, With Testimonial as TO bic char
acter habits and professional skill and compe
fency and physical ability Whenever vacancy
shall occur in the Office OF Master. the Board will
be convened at the navy yard where such va
eancy occure under The direction of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy, and selection will be made
from the qualified Candidates who shall have
passed satisfactory examination. The selection
OF Master Work men will hereafter be made ire
spectve OF focsfity, no distrc, State being en-
titled TO preferences for these POSITIONS 4F
fSigpedl ~---S - GIpsox WrLLrs,
s. EFRss gSecre:ary Of the Navy.
rHT HOSPITAL CONvERrED INTO sKGRo REsI
DEScr.
Oampoell Hospital III tule CITY las EeCou0t
been turned oyer tothe Rreetmsa's Bureau, bv
WHICH il will DO used for the occupancy OF ne
gro laborers The building sili. accommodate
upwards Of 900 tenants, sad will be let 10 each
family at the moderate rental Of three dollsrs
Der month This Bureau Is eadeAvoring BY such
acts a. these 20 force cowH the exhoroitsnt
prices demanded FOR miserable novels in which
negroes are al present forced TO herd at the rate
Of eight doliats per mosth
PROMINENT xsx Az TIE wHfrE HOSE
Baron Gerslt Prusian Minister; SeaoE Ron
ero. Mexican Minister; Gen Howard. 6enerEl
Frsuk p Blair. and AdjutsEt Gsaesal Tosa-
send. were all Awaiting Presidential interviews
al one li.as tias forenoon. q MCi2ElsA
N.jor GeierSsG r shipie, L G. R,as.. q
and Q Vaughn are a; willard
4L ATLEEr 70 BIZ sEST TO SAY DOMINGO.
A norsng paper ks. the sole -ins washlug-
! Ton special: Reroas hfe 10 ere alstion here &C
the effect that the Cabinet rs. determined. aftel
fau coasafrztion. asssip the President W send
| ing feet aud some troops 20 SAa Domingo 4
! uu. /. sso,, tothe cssel war nov raging betweer
the negroes on ih4, beautiful islaod Jefrsrji
! Government is represented here. aud more 'e'
esutly a representative from the insurgent chic
! bss also made bis appearance From represents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Hississippi Election Etheridge's
Irlal-Sseamer sunk

CAiao. Oct "A Jackson, Mississippi, dis.
patch OF the 9Th s.ys: Humphreys majority fol
Governor will probably &c 10. 0G0 ~
u 4 Potter, anti negro testimony candidate
u elected Judge OF the Court of Appeals in the
jackson district. By 5000 majority
Ii IS understood that the Com mission to try
Emerson Etheriage will adjourn for several days
and efforts are being made to change the place
of trial to Memphis
The Mississippi Central Railroad will bs in
running order in few days, when passen gers
can reach New Orleans from Memphis in forty
hours
The steamer Trarstone sunk in the Y.zeo
fi''r on the 9th alt the freigh. vas saved 10 q
damaged condition no lives we're loss. r-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

CRIcKET-A mattel game OF Cricket, was
played bv the Indianapolis Cricket Club Gu
Friday afternoon. the 9th inst. among them
selves, as the winding up the season Messrs.
Robert Stewart aud Harry Rivers were the two
Captains on the occasion They tossed up for
the frat choice which resnlted in favor OF Mr.
Stewart The side we're picked out. when ths
Captains tossed up tor the innings. Mr. Rivers
had the choice. Witch he preferred giving the op-
posite players The sides were Distinguished by
Mr. s,e~ art taking bius ribbons and Mr.. Rivers
red trial ball Was given, when tee Umpire
gave the order to play, which il did 10 earnest
Rivers bow led sxift under hand, which did great
execution az fret. but the bsiters so, into his
style Of bowling. and commenced getting runs.
which dishssrtened the boviers very much. ba,
finally 90, them ali out. making aseors OF 81
Mr. Rivers side then went into the bat, bat the
bosling Vas 50 good thai the battets rot ja :
heaflened. and ali went out ioF " runs rbey
then ueSt in again 80 the osts, bat ere bowling
ass NOR. efectgal than ever, only mtkinA This
lime I |. aud the both nnings, 80. against the
other sides Que innings for 81. Sabjoined Is
the score A-t4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

CorRr bArrKRs In the Circuit Court, on
SATURDAY., the jury in the case OF DR. Biersman
after beng out all night. were unable to agree
on verdict, and we're discharged There we're
seven for acquittal and Eve for conviction Pub
lac sentiment has undergone quite change in a
few days in this case. aud it is how thought by
many that il is conspiracy to destroy the doc
tor, instead of an effort TO bring him to justice
for terrible crime AZ new evidence will be
Introduced in his favor the next trial, there is
but little doubt TINT he will be acquitted
In The Common Pleas Court the jury in the
case OF DE-. Fell, on trial for committing abor-
ton on the person of his wife. brought in a YER
Diet of guilty. fixing the penalty at $50 fine and
thirty days imprisonment in the county j.il An
appeal has been taken in his case
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

PofrcE> MAssEHs. lille vas done be lor,
the Police oonrt on Saturday; the Quiss OF IN,
city vas not much interfersd with
James ne0raf paid 50 ~, and Alfred Ben
nett was fDsd 500 aud ten days. for beins
drunk. Sonstimes few drinks OF whisky cost.
good deal Of money. time and modification
Our advice IL, never drink whisky-except a. q
medicine - -
A. 81 Clair was foaud In comp,n, OF lswd
women, Tor Which BE was 6ned nd cosssd
John Brown vas anod $40 Io.sfor disturb Ds
the peace
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
TfIftsry Department. er new MexIeo
Aeolished -senersl Grant-Genersi

|
ufIftsry department. OF new Mexfeo
Abolished General Grant-General
Land Offiee-P. .. Authorizations,
&c. - 1arn -Tu-w 70 nvuf
SKx YcRK, Oct. The Washington special
10 the Tribune SAYS: The Military Department
pfcEes Mexico has hsen abolished, by orses Se'
The Secretary OF War.
General Grant returned here tts morning, bat
returns tomorrow to Philsoelphis, where bis
family remain He was It the White Hosse for
some tine. te-iay. BE returns here again on
MONDAY
The Eetarrs received ., the General Land
Ohcs show that, st single Office at Bonneville.
Mo. there wss taken for actual settlement last
month q. 7I6 acres. besides. cash land sales
made, amounting to g. Sci. Over 900 acres
we're sold at $3.50, toe land thus sold being
known as the alternate reserved railroad section.
The returns from Fort Dodge Land Once
m Iows, show thai in August 4, 1875 scfss were
taken up at the Office for actual settlement
At Minnesota, Via the cssn land ssles for
September amounted TO $4,000.
The contracts FOR SIX important nail reatcs in
Southern Arkansas and Louisiana were award ed
to-day al the Post-oflice Department The
new routes touch at Lancaster, Homer, Shreve-
port and other towns near the border Of both
these States. ~ IVAGAt " .01u
The Chief Commissary OF Rations, of the
rreedmans Bureau, reports toe eonsump tion OF
Government rations by the dependent freedmen
and refugees to have been less during The month
of September than at any preceding time since
the war 1862
The President has recognized the following
Dsmed COnsuls for Hayti: r Usher, al NeH
York; B. c. Clark, at Boston, Aad ALDER. Emes
son. at Bangor. s.- -t ~
The United States Consul az Bsrcslons. under
date OF the is,hef September. Informs the De-
psrtment Of State that the port Of Barcelona had
been officially declared infested with cholera.
Business Of all kinds are entirely suspended. and
over one-hslf Of the population Vf the city have
left. all operations at exchange have ceased
since Ihe LIST OF September
Among the prominent pardon seekers nov
here is Mr.. Tresco.i. Assistant Secretary OF
State, under Mr- Bucaassn's Administration.
i Secretary Harlan has returned 70 Washington,
from Iowa g.
: Preparations are being made 10 Testo.e the
original owners large amount Of property stu
ated in Alexandra. Virgins, and adjoining couu-
ties, the libel for confscation, By, order. having
been Withdrawn ~ -, -.
Sixty amnesty pardORs were granted to-day
all OF them TO parties hsiiing from Alsbama.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

eBIn every part of the city improve ments
ale in progress. Go whsre you will and you viii
see houses in every style of progress. There are
two important wants in this city ihat should be
supplied. as the want OF them reiaIds building
every year One is hsuds-mechanics-an the
other is materials Our people have not yet fully
learned that the growth of this city is regular
and certain--that any class OF material used in
any department of building will flud market
here. in any quantity that can be brought here OF
produced There is no danger OF getting en-
over supply, the only Dangers Of rot getting
enough Who ever heard Of their being too
many brick, or too much lumber, stone. in
this market! These important articles are al
WAYS short and always command high prices. 50
that men Of capital can ind certain demand for
all they can have manufactured When we fully
appreciate that this is bound to be a city-tha,
the growth isnot temporary. but certain, then
they will prepare to supply enough OF brildiny
materials 20 meet she demsnd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

aEw YORK, Oct S.-Ths Rerald's Washing
ton special says With the exception Of colone
Fisher, Chief Signal ofncsr, and single aid
all the officers Of the Signal Corps OF The army
who baye been OIL duty cas-. Of the Mississippi
River, are honorably mustered out of the service
There are twenty ave officers on duty with Sheri-
dan, Pope and Hallsck west Of the Mississippi
these are all that remsiu OF Corps OF forty off,
GERS. selected during the war on account OF
bravery and mental fasaltJ toT the performance
OF the most difficult and dangerous kind OF STAFF
duty on the battlefield. The Corps COOS out o!
service bearing good record in the army from
the War Department
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

wasHsGrox, Oct 1.-Captain TGr Is SAT-
ierpg from il f.nma,ion OF his right arm. which
vas wounded by shsll he seems 10 have re.
covered from tie Effects OF bis nervous attacks
ana has tharsiors exhibited marked cslnness
iuriay the trial Of late
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

SAT- LAKE. Oct s.--Louis AeLsne, Super
inleadsni Of Wells L Fargs's Express. arrived
here te- "a, from San Francisco having made
the trip il three days, seventeen hours and thirty
minutes. De came by stage 700 miles, ipelading
100 miles over the Serre Nevada in seventy ght
hours. This is pc quickest triP evefm.ds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Destructive fire.

PaILAptLPHIA. 0ei.c.-A hfe tnis +. u de-
slroyed the United Strss bonded warehouse, on
Dickinson street wbsr. oRlsiniDg 200 barrels
Of coal oil belonging 70 Various parties boss
$50 600 Insurance. about $50 600, mostly in New
York ara New Enslsnd CompAnies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09


TEMPERANCE The regular weekly Temper
anes Meeting held at the Tabernacle yesterday
afternoon. al four o'clock, was an entire success
Nearly all the ministers of the city were present
and, as usual, large attendance Of our respect.
able aud honofed citizens. Colonel James Blake
presided. wm. W. II !. MoCurdy. Esq opened
With few able and pertinent remarks. which 40.
peared TO meet the entire APPRECIATION OF al
present Mr.. MeCurdy Is syoung but able and
eloquent worker. he promised Is, speak ns1,
Sunday and give his views more fully. He val
followed by Rev Dr. Trask OF Masssch usetts, an
able speaker and profound sessonsrs Who treated
the subject in an entirely original manner shos.
ing most conclusively BY the tea Commanameat:
that the habtual use Of intoxicating liquors il
followed By hagrsas violation ofeach command
in very large proportion Of es.cs. DR. Trssk
has promised 20 address the people OF This city OF
Tie mpersnce. 81 ths Tabernacle tijs evening az
hal past seren O'clock; crowded house is Ell
posted Oar citizens could not sperd the evening
in II more profitable manner. IL must be re
me mbered that the Tabernacle seats nearly JOCl
persons there i plenty OF room and sei,s frss
The public is cordially invited 70 attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

BArARD TAYLoRs LEorURE Let all who
would enjoy intellectual en,ctt dnment attend
this Lecture 10 be given before the Y oung Men 9
Christian Assocatoo," o. Wednesday evening,
at quarter past seven o'clock. in the First Presby
teriaD Church OF this city Subject will be Our
s.ir-s and Our Relations 90
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

s5s- The Red Jacket Stomach Bitters invigo-
rate the system. give tone 70 the stomach, and
enliven the mind. Thousands have used IT, and
there IL but one voice, and that Of their wonder
fol cures. They are sold 10y all druggists
@sep-d&wl amlv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

Protestant EPISCOPAL BooKs-Messrs Todd
& Carmichael have just received from the Pre-
tsslant Episcopal Book Society Of Philadelphis
the popular works of the Rev.'C 3. Taylor. cor
ssting of ten vols, Also, Rosa Of Linden
Castle" Basket Of FLOW ers,,' Morning and
Night Watches "Fai'hfol Prcniser" Mind
and Words OF Jesus" Sunshine in Sickness, +"
Joy ih sorrow" Crap 10 Catch SnnbeaHl .
Also. good stock o! Prayer Books, &c AT
No 10 North Pennsylvania Street. 7-2
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SEco>p ISSI~Gs-ReJ

We nigh, here state that the playing u tie
Club al the sindins up match showed grea; in
yfovement since the frs. match, PLAYED on The
fouith of July This 10 gratifying, and will no
doubt add much TO the benefit Of The Club
The Club ia the evening retired 10 their
10 the House OF Lords. to partake OF the SUI per.
prepared Ter them BY Mr. Hsnning. which re-
nscis gres, credit on him for The grand style IL
which be got IL mp. The meeting vas called 10
order by Mr. Thompson, 10 the chair Mr.. r.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

ATTENTION, SroRTsNEN A Ballveg has
returned from the East with foil stock OF Fish
ing Tackle. and Eaglish and German Shot-iuns,
Rife. Pistols. etc. He also has good Repair
Shop attached 20 his Store, where he repairs and
manufactures all kinds OF Firearms prompt and
cheap Give him call, you will find it 70 your
advantage. No. l05 West Washington street,
opposite the State House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

w,sHIsGroS, Oct. s-A private letter from
Constsntinope states that the eona.sralion ihs,
broke OFT Iaere on the 9Th Of September de-
suoyed about 10, 600 teusneuis. 10y which Up-
wards OF 40 600 psoplc are lett without q roof to
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
"Hur was the prettiest fellow
Al football and At crlckct,v

here IS but litle known OF the sbaisut rules
OF tie game. but now il is governed brla set Of
lave, witch forms compltie code rl wthn
eighty years the game was ", : generally pia yei
Ia England. ADD II Was only introduced into IIIis
country about ten years ago. but !; u pos rat-
idly becoming the fsvorite out-aoor exercise.
The game lasts from spring 10 autumn, ard ii
tqulIes day sod aud freedom from late falls
OF ram, which Hisks the sFousd yisidiog
The code gives the following essentials Cor
playing: | the Dall Z. the bat; 8, the wckets: 4.
a hed OF - ehors ana level turf as can be ob-
taIntd. IL II also well % have Ii OF % feet
IN length. Tor measuring the ground aud fixing
the bowling and popping cresses, and frame OF
wood SIX feet eight inches By tour feet, for mes
surfing the ground and fixing the bowling and
popping creases, tent. in case of rain, scoring
books. gloves aud leg guards TO protect the
henos end legs in fast bowling. and spiked shoes
To prevent slipping The game, az all players
well know, Is played either single wicket, 4"
or as double wicket" Single wckets require
one wicket, one popping crease, bowling
crease, one ball, one bat; and IL may be PLAYED
by any number OF players. arranged in two sides
not exceeding seven or eight on each side The
lava OF the game differ somewhat from those of
double wicket which is PLAYED With one ball two
bats. two wlckeis, two popping creases, two
bowling cTessss, nd two sides Of PLAYERS, ono OF
which must consist of IL. and the other. though
not limited, = usually of the same number. The
laws of the game ,he United States are essen
tally the same as in England, aud the code, re-
vised by The celebrated Mary lebone Club. is row
held as the highes' authority. The rules laid
down FOR PLAYING are yefl exact. and. when
strictly followed. give the greater interest and
amusement to both the players and the specta-
tors ~ff.
The Secretary. in conclusion, hopes ~ be able
at the next annual meeting to furnish a most
gratifying exhibit OF the condition of the Club,
and to report thai i, has become one al the most
popular institutions IN the city. M ~
After several toss,s were given aMdIesponded
to. the toast u the hoe, given. aud respon
ded 10 by Mr Handing. After several songs
were sung. tie party separated, well pleased
witb the entertsiumcnt. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

BUILDING Lots Al AUcrIoN.-On this Mon
day. afternoon Wiley & Martin Aucioneers, sell
nj auction those fine building lots on East street
being part of she homestead OF the late b. F
Morris See their advertisement. ca
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
Military Afrair.-Court.Ma rtiai

WAsHISGToN. Oct Sol. p Heintzel.
mann Is ordered to reioin his reg ment at Hart.
Island and report to Gen. Vessels, who was a
Captain IN the formers regiment in the Mexican
war. .r.l
Capt. Petit, formerly of tue Twelfth Veteran
Reserve Corps, will probably he tried during the
coming week on charges of cruelty sad frauds
alleged TO have been perpe.Tated by him during
his long command OK the Jail at Alexandra,
Virginia. court-msrtial is being formed for
the trial and Colonel John Mansfield named as
President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

u The ERE on Saturdsy nisbt vas drisks !
and ll-fsnery At Tie junction Of Tinker street
and Michigan rad. cleaned oat and set Oh ire
By some rozpdsrs But LATHE dam ige 80. done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09
s,e-.r, was calci tpoa m sissr.. ANIMAL re.
'I'' or T 5 = srso sS .. rm s.s.s,..r I6lsf

Stewart vas callef npon fcr his frsl annual re.
port OF the Club. - =
: f'f s kEronr o. ran sEcsrrAzr. al s.
TO As Gentlemen Of The Indianapolis CrieLet
10 hna 0ssI ui tafalilaas-
Tks Sscrtt,ry, In presenting tne frst nnu.l
Report, begs leave tsssy tbst thc eotcitou Of the
Cise is ss fsvorsble - conld De expected under
The circumstances ThsfgAme Of Cde.es was
entirely il this ei;y, and tberefore its intro
dueton was far more dlGcGls than il would have
been ia a cOmmsnity Ehsre IL vas we'll under
stood. Bu. few bad sas experience 10 the game
and only srnall Number had ever seen Il plsy ed
b. exDesienced crieke,efsIft - essentiaily an
Old Country game, aud here = HARDLY q village
IN England that has not one CLUB I'D ceHsrsits
several. Under these di-sdvsnts ges he t,snb
was started 10 indianapolis The sfs.Dizllioa
vas commenced h. Miy Last, piih scout fonr
teen members. and il numbers abou. thi,t,-
i've. There was some Del. ocessioccG IN mo
curing the wickets, The c5icefs OF ace Club
were an1Iousio proceiettr best thai e0ald be
eo.sinej. which they succeeded in doing. and
the Er,g game of the Clsb was vl.yed oo
the 4sh day OF Jaly lac, The exhibition
vs. very ereditzble. .hen The fac:
IS taken iato confederation, ihs: only q
lev members had any prattical knowledge Of
the game and the ruies governing Il, At each
subsequent gsme there was a marked N prove
ment; but the games Lare been iDteriered With
by the sickness Of some OF the Club and the
Necessary absence Of others. III had not been
for these drawbacks, the Club would have made
regular match game. under the code govern
ing Cricket There is every reason TO hope that
the Club will be so we'll arranged and trained
next season that i will be able TO compete sue
cessially With the ClGbs oil sDy other Western
city. But to accomplish this end ~ will be
necessary that the members OF the Club be IL
spired With the same spirit and the sane love OF
the manly, hesithy and exciting exercise that
snimstes the Clubs, in the Old CouEtsy. This
sill be done a. soon a. the members acquire
thorough knowledge OF the game 1t ia not only
an athletic exercise, but xbai gives il zest and
enjoyment ~ the amusement which the PLAYING
OF the game occasions 10 this connection Il
will re dppropriste TO briefly allude 70 the origin
OF toe game, i's,ebaraeter and Inc rules which
govern H. ~ 90 - ~
Cricket Is supposed have taken is origin
from an ancient game OF club ball which vas
played with q straight bat.seut without wicke ss
La an ancient manuscript. dated i244, a female
is represented in the act OF ihro wing ball 10 the
bstsman. who elevates his bat to strike it, while
behind the woman are other figures ,oivoth sexes
waiting TO catch or stop il. BY name, Chekei
cannot be traced further back than an isIluson
to it in al old ballad, publ ishea In tisn 40
lines Of which read:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

ss ~ , O'Clock this afternoon those fine buildiuz
'loi' ou The vest side Of Eat just wes. al the
line 81 ne Virginia Ayeuue Railroad aud ad-
joining he Morris Homes te4d, viii toe sold at
auction. Oay one fifth Of the purchase none,
to oe paid cash st time of sale. See advertise
meat o. Wiies < Martin DC
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

EDWARDS CRY DlsEcToEY.-The canvas. for
the new City Directory Tor 1868 90 is now COM
pleted Any removals chsnges 81 business or
business firms, that have t,ken place STAGE the
names vera given u The agent will be inserted
correctly. b. leaving them the Directory Office
lbla East WASHINGTON street or by addressing
POst-Othce Box COT
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warm n.cep,ion Of ni.hov souie

NuEvlLLE. 0ci. Sat the Conference to-
day, held at Edgsvile, great enthusiasm was
manifested at the irtroduction of Bishop Sorls,
the eldest Bishopo OF that fsiIsin tas world, All
present rose to their feet AZ MS entrance. A re-
cess was had, during which he received the con-
CALCULATIONS 81 elergymes from Az parts Of The
ccuLtts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

tB- OFFIcERs BACK Pax for servants wages.
under late decision, obtained at Bake's Military
Agency. Blanks received Offcers will call or
c5rresDonu 29-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-09

eB The City Council meets Tonight. II il
expected that the Special Committee on Gas viii
report 10 night. and the Commiitse on Water
Works we're ordered TO report. -