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INDIANA LEGISLATURE
{specfal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
lNp1AsAPo11s, Thursday. Feb 2.

House met at a. N.
Fatiftoas uad Remonstranees-By Meredith,
from citizens OF Sullivan county, agasnst legaiz.
ING the sctfon Of the Commissioners IN paying
bonnt1es. By Mr.. ColA1. urging the passagc Of
the act fixing general siandardlot qualifications
for practicing physicians and surgeons. Nefc1Eed
to select committee Of dTe.
Bius lntrodueed-By Nj. Osborn, bill No. 11o,
amending section Of tho Liquor Law, increasing
the amount OF license'fron $50 to Sl00. By Mr.
Higgins, bill NO. III, amending section a. Of the
nct incorporating cities. By Nj. Veaen, hill No.
11a, for the relief Of L. ". Londeru1ck- By Mf.
SheaR, Of Allen, bill Ne. 1l3, amending the con-
mon school law. BY Mr. KIgore, bill No. III,
amending sectIon1 Of the act relative to fees and
sa1nr{es increasing the salaries OF Judges OF the
Supreme Court to $3,o0o, and Circuit Judges to
sa50o. BY Mr.. Hagate. bill No. liz, accepting
grant Of land for Agricultural College.
rus A7sse7.-Senate hill (s2] fixing the time Of
GG3vs c1aq aaa Ppiaam counties The senste iii On
sDnrout1attng S1e,0 ,0U for the expenses OF the
present session was taken up; NJ. Alegtas'
7ara ~ he iaet Legislature the amount Pc dien,
Deducted ior absence was adopted-ayes 81, uays
~ Mr H.anham, Of Ford, offered the following
a,uendment: sand that the further sum Of fis5,
~ pe Il t6e loans 6y Governor
Of Indians fer The support Of penevolens tasuIn
I'd s sts snsf, Rse9 81 sn g. sts Saasa: VII Il
n1tea tnteqeat 1T TT per cent fom .he date & le.a
ss1s g waSns hsest fesptY% 81 % e md mi' i
hSs, inan tnterest shall he deducted st pc
cent cent rom date, on principal repaid to sad aug
ust 3d." ,a..
oon ~ approprIated p to psy expenses q nencvolsn
institutions for the yers Is and lss4 i9St. AZ:
81, naJs 6,. Mr. Brown moscd to nmeaa 2 s'5s S5,
Btpnham's amendment Waa then adopted. n|e
, 1865-02-03

The Illinois sLccfs1ature-Procee
Yesterday.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ne.1
Srn1xcFELD. Thursday, Feb-s
The following Is conclusion Of the afternoon
report previously sent:
SENATE
b. Mr. Richards-To incorporate the Chicago
and mississippi Canal Company. Passed, yeas %.
nays none. By Mr. Scodeld-The Senate bill
estahliebinc the Fire Department Of Quincy.
Passed, yca. -, nays none. By Mr. s'raan-Ihe
Senate bill to -cpc.l the act establishing thc IL
ealle Recorders Court. Passed. By Nj. Fanoe.
veer-To incorporate the Pana and Springfield
Railrosd Passed, yeas =, naJB none. W NJ
ward-To incorporate the BitcElayers' and aa,
cons Benevolent Association OF Chicago Pissed
geas -, nays none. BY Mr. Webster-The Senate
bill amending the charter Of the Rock Island In
suranee Company. Passed, yeas q, nays none. ~
Mr. ~ c4coti-1o racate cerlalr alleys In Zenla
Clay county. Passed, yeas 10, nays J..
GsorGe Nafhinr'on. Passed, yeas q, nays nonc
H2 Mr. s rafn-Thn 8rpAte bill to amend Iii
bloomington sehoul Law. Pulsed, yeas 81, nayf
| none.
1hc message Of The Governor nominating Gen
| leham =. Haynic. Adjutant General, was On mo
| ticp Of Hi. AetcA1t, confirmed,
81 III: Adda~a-ahe Senate bill passed th
, 1865-02-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Thursday, Feb. e.-Ths steamship
Aftlca. from Liverpool a1st, and Queenstown I'D,
arrived here this morning with two days 1at:F
The London clooe auttoritahve!y eontraalcts
the rnmor that British troops will be sent to
CaData.
IT. denied that uer Najesty Queen Victoria
will open Parliament in person. Tho first Cab.-
net Council Of the year was held on the 18th of
January. All the fifteen Cabinet Ministers were
hlr. Wallace, the em'nentshus composer. is
seriously i'll ut Pars and not expected to recover
The shipping Of the Atlantic telegraph cab1o
sells which to convey It to the steamship Great
Eastern, commenced on the 10Th Of January, and
will continue without tntermission until the end
Of Aay, when all the eabe will be easted Oh board
The London Times has very hopeful article on
The enterprise. and Says that, should the weather
Il viii be successfully done. The directors Of tie
Atlantic Telegraph Company hare made fourth
and final call Upon the shares Of that company.
The Lonon 9g Ms has ae tS sa
that the Emperor made Prince Napoleon Vice
President Of the conneii he resolved that in case
Imperial. that o. Prince Napoleon should bo r.
gent, and hat the resolution was taken With tho
consent Of the Empress.
COMMERCIAL.
L1rEnroo14 January 21.-Cottons UNCHANGED.
cousols for money closed at sot1so2; ulinoia
Central, 4aiGtu discount;, Erie, 1905.
The Paris Uourst closed firm nt y7f5
LoEDoS, Jan. 2l.--Unfted States 5a0s, 45i6a6.
LONDON MONEY MARKEE-Funds continue dali.
There is no material tuctuaton In the rate Of dis
count. The demand tor dlscouat Is moderate at un-
changed rites.
It Is rumorcd that new loan for Mexico is con-
temp1atcd.
Tic london 7lns<s' city article believes that the
is brought ont it win be for the purpose Of devel
oring tic resources Of Mexico, and beneadng the
, 1865-02-03

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Feb. =
SENATE.

Mr. SUMNER desired to call up bis resolution
Pcacs Commissioners, hut objection was made
: The Senate proceeded TO the consldsrauon Q!
the resolution excluding the electyrai vote OF
certaln States in the election OF Tue incoming
President and vice President
The CHAIR laid before the Sen2te eototn1al-
ca:lou from the Secretary Of inc lntef1oI asking
Tor an appropriation OF i've THOUSAND dollars 1or
the purchase Of medals for Indian chiefs alao .
COMMUNICATION from the game source asking for
IN appropriation Of fortE.seSen nunosed aad
seventy one dollars and eighty cents 70 pay
for Indian supplies lost On steamooat nnsned at
St. Louis few months s1nce.
Mr. WILSON, Of Mass., p1eseA1ss0 n1eso!uIaoa
calling upon the Secratary at War for ne pnolica-
fion Of the record Of the court naFual III Inc case
Of Col, North; which was oh3sete4 TO-, 1,,
Mr. POMERUY, Of Kansas, offered Eill to
provide territorial government Tor what IS know
e the Indian country: Ihe M 1ntroaaenon % OF mo
ILL WEB objected to, and It hes over.
Mr.: FOOT, Of Vt. offered concurrent reso,
luton instrrrt,ng the Committee On fanac hutld-
inEs Of both Houses TO- examine 1c1nlty 1nt.l tne
causes Of the fire at the ,Smlesonian INSTITUTE.
the loss sustained, and The fe4sialion necessary
to prevent sinlilar Academia tn the future. The
| zefpluti0n wae adopteA.
| Mt. SUMNER Of Mass, ca1lsd up his resolution
in regard to the Peace Commissioners, ask.n. In
| mediate action.
| Mr. lRUaIBCLL o! III, objected, as it woale
g1yc F5se to d.scusstop, end moved 10 tase up IN
, 1865-02-03
VOL. XVIII.

that the thing has gone SO far, NC shall not
only be content, but exceedingly gra:ifi-d to
have this important measure brought before
the whole people ut the ballotbox. 1V1o is
he that ean deny this 1o,inasge TO tie reeptf
Who is he that can refuse, By his rotc, to
let The citizens Of Chicago pass upon ques-
tion so vitality affecting the interests Of every
man, woman and child who may liyc here
until the year 1852 We an remember the
deuunciations Of the late Judge Douglas
against the Lccompton Constitution. Fc
remember his burning eloqucncc, his tircless
opposition to the measure which sought to
impose constitution upon people without
giving them IN opportunity to vote upon It.
Every word which he Then uttered applies
with equal force against this bill. Docs any
body wish to be decoratcd with tho fame Of
those who framed the Lecompton Cousutu-
ton and those who sought to force it upon
the people Of Kansas
!. The Committee Of citizens now at Spring
field have agreed in writing to give TWO MIL
11oEs or DOLLARS for those horse railroad
franchises, which it is proposed to vote away
for nothing. They have made this PROPOSE
tion as guaranty Of the good faith Of their
Representations as to the value Of the fran
chfses. Nobody doubts their pecuniary re-
eponslbllity for this sum. Two millions Of
dollars would pay the entire sewerage debt Of
the city, together With the school fund bonds,
and leave handsome surplus toward the
erection Of the State Capitol If it should
finally he brought to Chicago. Does 1t not
secm as though argument were exhausted on
this question. The people will be satisfied,
| nevertheless, If they can hasc an opportunity
| to vote upon the bill VIII they ever be
satisfied If they do not have 1t? 1Thy hould
tAey not ha,x ~ We understand that twcn
ty-two members Of the Legislature, from
vnrlous counties in the State, have requested
Gov. Oglesby to return the bill to the House,
In which it originated, for further considera
ton. 1t does seem incredible that any mem,
ber from this county can longer hesitate tc
sire his constituents the privilege OF saying
whether they want this bill or not!
, 1865-02-03
FROM NEW YORK.
The Ordnance Report on Parrot dsuns
Arrival Of Savannah Cotton.

NEw Y1nK, Thursday, Feb. a.-Thc Army and
Nary journal contains o report Of the Naval
Committee to report On 1i1ed cannon. They ind
that Of Jog Parrot guns of ~ cannres. = hlVe
They They a:criSe these accidents to various causes,
such as the use Of compressed powder, q unsnta"
bic projecti1es, neslecng to lnbr!este the projec
keeping 5he guns TOO long loaded. The prema-
ture explosion Of shel's Is however the maln
cause. They recommend experiments to place
don u Of % relinoui shing lie Parrot guns in use.
The steamer Rebecca Clyde, from Savannah. has
arrived With full cargo Of cotton, consigned to
Collector Draper. She brings no ne"s'
, 1865-02-03
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1865

-
unfinished business, which WIS done, and ths re-.
States which has heen in rebellion, shall not be
called for In ELECTION for President and Vice Pre-
sfdent, wRs considered.
sSe out T OF IL ION tue lst of tSe
States mo- 70 be counted.
Mr. coLLAMER moved as m amendment that
rectior, shall Be counted. '"'' -" '',0''
There WIS much debate on the general subject,
Mr. LANES notion TO- to iuiedaiteiy postpone
WAS neratived, il against q. and he Senate 1T S
o'clocE. adfoufneds ~'' NA'N
WAsn1EaroE, Thursday, Feb. :.
s1r. ELLIOT, Of Mass, from the i COMMITTEES of
sss & s. hss'ss' a.
IN he rebel states, and made long o1planation
aT: i: KEENAN,. Of N. T., opposed the bill, re;
IT, designs rs and being n one feature uncoastitu-
''qari Mn E1pR1neE moved to lay the report on the
'Af fsftSer sonsdsIaiea ot tho report WIS then
When TIC 81 illinofs Inc 4 Michigan Ship Canal bill
came Up, III. ARNOLD, Of IT., said, Is Il: biiI
had heretofore hecn so thoroughly discussed be
Hns ooaU nuestaon. e' A'a4'eA WILL o''4 '1' pN'''
Mrl BROWN Of Wis.,. said be haa seen snch
rf rkfnes1lcss in utunrine the United States into
deht that be had lost fha mower Of bciug aston
fshrd nr he action Of the upnse. ard nov h Was
pIonosefs to pIcdge thc Government to IN unlin,.
sGS. 0.S00 wonIi not temoye the obstacles which
~ aHStMn N hrirfV 1eni}cd TINT hy The nrovi-
sim ~ H. XII f,,n1}a Il rsnn1rsI Il ronstrnct
shc xn,i- hcf,rc iia fPc mii,{ons NJ bonds ara fo
hr detirered o 1-4ASAo - 10S 49, ~
Mr, Holman of Ind. movrd IN Inv the hi,
md etand1no amenim. nt on the tahfe. b iss.
eree5 IN.
Nj. AII1SON'9 amendment vss ndontcd and
the bill thus amended passed; yeas n. nays gS,
They arc as follows:
YEAs-J. C. Allen, ". J. Allen, Alley, Allison,
Andt ill., Arnold, AHh1eY Bailey, Baldwin, {Atch},
Baxter. Beaman, Bi-tr, BLOW, Boutwell,. Boy:,
Brnndcygce, Cole. DAVIS IN. ~, Davis, Dem1ny
Dixon, Donnelly. briggs. Dnuaont. Eckley. Eden,
EldrlGgc, Eliot, Farnsworth, sEank, Gar.
field, Goocb. GItnnetl, Harris NH-)
Highly, Hubbard, Jno q. Habb1rd, Conn. lnger-
coll, Jenctes, julian, Kellogg, {hich.,) Knapp.
Knox. Littietohn, Loan,: Lougyear, Marvin,
Morrill,, Pe1han. Pomeroy, Price. Randall. {kY.,)
Rice, (Me.,) Robinson, Rollins, IN. H. Rollins.
| (Mo.,} Ross, Scbenck, Scott Shannon, Smith,
Spa1di1g, Strouse. StnaEt, Townsend, lupson,
! Nashburne. {ul.,l Whaley, Wilder, Wilson,
Window, Woodbridge md Worthtngton.
.NA1s-Ames, Ancona, Baldwin, Mass. i Dlair,
Bl1af, Bro0ma1l, Brown, MOI Brown, W. Va;
| Chandler, Clay, Cobb, t1avens. Dawson. Edger-
| ton, English, Fjuck, Gonson, Gridcr, Harding,
Harrington, Harris, Nd; HerEfckt Holman,
| unrlblrd, Hutchfns, johnson, Pa; Ka1b1eisch,
kclly, Kellogg, n. T.; Kernan, King, Law. La
zcar, Leh!ond, Long, mallory, McDo"ell, Nc
, 1865-02-03

The public feeling on the subject Of the
horse railway bill has been widening and
deepening every day since 1t passed the Leg
sslatuse. Tie impulBc Of the people to meet
and resist this Invasion Of their rights at the
thtcshold, as shown ut the Bryan Hall meet
snr. has settled into fixed determination.
We a.c informed that portion o.
our dc1csntion in the Legislature are
willing to ngrec to submission ol
1be bill to popular Tote at the ensuing city
election. That is fatr. We think that tht
.peop,c ought moi, us on original prop s'ion
tto have been put to this trouble; but no'
, 1865-02-03
Disastrous Fire

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Thureloy, Feb. IA fire occurred
here last night at about half plst eight O'Clock,
completely destroying O.. Il. Rugs furniture fac
tory. and ]. Mairhoief piow factory: Ruegs' loss
fs E1s0C0, insurance $500; Moirhoiet's los5
$la0C0 insurance $500.
, 1865-02-03

DALTON KNITTING MA
~ CHINE.
This Machine embraces all tho lat.
est and best inventions for Machine
Emitting. It has no Superior, and
people about purchasing Knitting Ma
chi1es should avoid making invest-
nents IN old fossils, tho principles Of
which have either been long ago dis
carded by live inventors, or are in
Engagements on the patents of others,
the unlawful use Of which renders pur-
chasers LIABLE TO sU1E FoR
DAMAGES. Buy no machines tho
only meriti?) of which consists Of
statements Of impossihilities, or Of
misrepr about others that
are really good and servicoblo.1 Fair
and honorable competitors in the
manufacture and sale Ct Knitting Ma
chimes there are and they are to be
respected, do not however be deceived
by any advertised misrepresentation
but sond for circula7 descriptive Of the
Dalton Machine, and got q truthful
statement which the actual workin g
Of the aachiue will verify.
DALTON KNITTING MACHINE co.
, 1865-02-03

NEW ToHK, Thureday. Feb. "A Houston,
Tcxas, telegram of january 9Th says: It has IN
formation which leaves but little room to doubt
tha: IN eat1S {Fcdera) attack Will be made upon
the coaat OF that State II earnestly appeals to the
people 10 make immediate preparation to resist
fhe .,ttark ~
, 1865-02-03

It Ecems to he the rage nowadays to make
presents to distinguished naval and military
officers and the gallant chief, Admiral Far
,agut, is evidently getting his full share Of
these gifts. One Of q peculiar character and
associations lies before us as VIC pen this par
asraph. It is cane made from The wood and
iron Uf ahe mixzen mast Of the United States
steamship Mississippi, which went ashore
Willie partakiog IN the attack upon Port Hua-
son, was abandoned, set on fire, and Was
blown up while drifting down the river, by
,Ec firing Of her lnase szine. Dy curious CO.
audience. the mizzen mast Of the 1ll.fated
steamer, floating ashore, was picked up By
The very man who, twenty-five years ags,,
himself made It,. By permission Of Admiral
Fartagut, he took portions Of the mast and
made therc1rom this beautiful cane, which
contains three different specimens Of wood,
the fe1ule being formed Of one Of the iron
bolts Of the spar. The workmanship does
much credit to the New Orleans aritf1cer who
1nade the canc; and the hraa, which is Of pure
gold. is inscribed with the name Of the Ad-
mi1al, and the names of the vessels engaged
in the attack on Port Hudson. viz: the Hurt
lord, Essex, Kineo, Gcnesee, Mississippi, No
nungahcla, Richmond and Albatross. This
handsome Eift it is the purpose Of the pre-
scntcr, friend from st. James Parish, TO
have transmitted to the Admiral through the
lands OF Acting Master r. J. Hoffner, United
States steamer Glasgow. who Inns undertaken
the agreeable duty, and to whom We are IN
debttd for m inspection Of the cane It is q
very cseditablc a. Fangcnent, it strikes us, Ill
rouud.-Ne7c Orleans Pscayztne, Jan. 9.
, 1865-02-03
: Rhode Island LfEi&lnture

NkHV&lC 19BAk14HA 1%F F@HN1N&AR3Es
PRov1DEAcE, Thursday, Feb. 2.-The Rhode
Island Senate have concurred the passage Of the
resolution Tntjtyine the constitutional amendment:
The House Of Representatives this morning PASSED
resolution nppFovtn. and adopting the proposed
amendment 10 the United State4 Constitution. The
&ot., .too<l u yea a9ainat nAra-
Ihe nouss also passed Issoatlop 3 reanea1ans
ponCment Of the draft
, 1865-02-03

PHILADELPHIA Thuredny, Feb. At Is an
nounccd that the fire per cent legal tender notes
in payment OF subscriptions to tbe new 7-av loan,
Miih ali accrnel interest 70 date R receipt.
, 1865-02-03
Tho dsn1rs Market.

NEW TonK, Thursday, Feb. 2-Thc gold market
Is more eett1cd. The operators have no expecta-
tou that peacc will arse from the prescn. nesol-
atious. The price this morning ranged between
s06@.01, being rather weak at the close.
, 1865-02-03
THE CHICAG0&N. W. R. R.
BILL,
The State Legislatures
Action on the Anti
Slavery Amend
ment.
Gold Closed at 205 l-2.
Our New York Midnight Dispatch
The Peace C0mmisSfOn-hfifi-
tary and General News.
FROM WASHINGTON,
Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]

THE Peace mmfksfoners-The Visit
OF the President to Fortress Monroe
military md Congressional Matters.
, 1865-02-03
M ore Frauds on the Revenue,

Mr.. Collector Orion is exhibiting a very de-
cided antipa,hy to whisky. Only the other
day we announced the siexure By him Of be
twten three and four hundred bazrvls Of this
"a,dent fluid" smuggled ont of bonded ware
hursc under the false pptense Of being ex-
ported and now We learn that on Tuesday
last he brought to grief a lucklcss wight call
ing himself Quinn, who wos caught dist,lling
tile ..1ale stutf'' In Ehanty in his hack yard
In the 8th Wa1d, without compliance with the
statute tin such cases made aud provided" ;"
This distille1y, we are informed, has been
| running for neatly year without paying IL
x nsc, tax or duty, and It's fnai seizure arose
| from the nuisance caused by the flooding Of
| the cutters with hot water until the police
were obliged to interfere, one Of whom re-
ported the matter to Collector Orton. The
! honest lax payers, which class we hope in
| cludcs large minority OF. our tax-paying cit
izens, will be pleased to know that vigorous
measures are being adopted to detect, punish
| and compel to disgorge, those who hive hlth-
erto made inadequnte returns, or no returns
| al all, Of their liability under the Internal
] Revenue law. We ere informed that Couec-
| tcr Orton, in conjunction with the Revenue
Agent, A. n. Lewis, Esq, have now under
| investigation over twenty cases Of fraudulent
| returns and omissions to return, out Of which
there will be recovered from present appear
anres, not less than $100, 900: and they ex-
press the opinion that 1t will be possible to
raisc million dollars from the class Of cases
in this city alone during the present ycar.-
~ = TRIBUNE
, 1865-02-03
The New FOrk LEGISLATURE


ALBANY, Thursday, Feb. a,-SEyATE.-The con-
current resolution ratifying the proposed pmcnd-
ment to the constitution abo1ishin slavery Wig
adopted By the following vote-17 ayes TO nays.
, 1865-02-03

The Albany Enening Journal tells the
following story Of Ben. Wood :: He began d
suit against d creditor in California. The de-
fendant's counsel moved that before the
Court proceed further. Wood, under the
laws Of the State, should be required to take
the oath of allegiance. The notice was sent
to him, but he indignantly refused to take the
oath, and the suit was thrown out Of Cont.
, 1865-02-03

The Paris Tempt, Of the 10th inst, pub
fishes letter from Its Naples correspondent,
in which The writer relates conversation
that had taken place between himself and
Cardinal Andrea. His eu,incnce declared
h1mselfa man Of progress, and rs such re-
GREETED the publication Of the Eucyclical.
He sympathized with the liberal Catholics OF
France, and expressed wish that Italy
might be entirely independent. throwing oil
the yoke Of Austria in vcnetla. The cor7es-
pondent further states that in reply to his
questions II there were any other cardinals
haring similar views, Cardinal Andrea said =:
II believe there are Eve OF six.'' Letters
from Rome state that the Dean Of tic Sacred
College has sent to Cardinal Andrea IN order
TO return Immediately to Rome. The expcc,
tation is that in case Of refusal lie will be the
object Of disciplinary measures.
, 1865-02-03

THE RECIPE OF PROF. De-
J. M.iNE's preparations foF the ha!s Is TO- sale
pane and 1ieht for the State O. inoas together VIE
IN epterpfislDg y..ung man CAu4, ,ot tefint ~
hca IL !fr1ce 81 25o-Icina e1s5 Inquire at the oca
No. = ktng's ElocF, cor. Washington and isaasoorn
~. Chicago. III. Ie3 ht3'1L
, 1865-02-03


Mr. 1HUhIBCIL O! HI. objected, as It would
g1yc sdso to d.scussaQp, end moved to t'se up ths
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

AS wide spread the continent Of North America But
the browning glory Of his life remains be attained
his discovery, rather combination, for he does
claim to have been the discoverer Of CEDkOS,
which is the basis Of the Btters offered TO the pub
lie. That honor belongs TO the native inhabitants Of
Central America 10 whom its virtues have been known
for more than two hundred years. Armed with Ii, the
Indian bids defiance to the most deadly malaria and
handles without fear the venomous sarpents Its
belief with hem that while there Is breath in BODY
the Cedron is potent to cure, matter what the seas
may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this extrava
CANT pretension, he Is nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination Of the evidence relating to its
virtues, that as remedy and preventative Of all dis
arising from exposure either change Of
OF climate, CT to miasmatic influences, II stands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16
NOTICE.

n UARryRxAsrERs.L LINE AND FIELD OFFICERS
Sk retiring from the Veteran Service either by mus
ter out or resgnanon. have all their papers cited
Up win correctness ana dispatch at Col Bakes Military
Claim Agency, opposite Metropolitan Theater. Ne
tary Public q In the Office.
leI6-dr JOHN W BLAKE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

- FAHSESTocK, late Hammer q. 9. Patsai
-. Once For reference Circulars Gen Thos.
a; NSrIis, Gen Joe Love ana Gen. J. J. Reynolds.