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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

- Hei,kam. the merchant tailor, No. II
North Illinois street. opposite the Bates House.
has Just returned from the east with a new stock
Of >psing and summer cloths. cassimeres, vest
ings. and all articles in the gentlemen's Quitting
Inc. purchased since the heavv decline. which he
will sell At the lowest gold rates. Any person
wanting spring suit should call on Mr. hei'kam
before purchasing ~ 1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

Coop JOKE on MURPHY The indianapolis
correspondent of The Cincinnati Gazette gets
of the following wicked joke on Gen. Caring
ton:
1t il rumored that General Darlington Is -
have command in the field de has been at
thu p'st tor over two years, and no doubt he il
ANXIOUS for active service. G,TrisOu duty may
su sSulksrs. bu; not Gen Carrng'oa."
L Jon reading this. the doughty general. if he
his auv sensibli'y, will exclaim. in the language
OF Pompev. or Din4h, we forget which, save
me from nv friends "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

FoR RKSr-A large room in the third story
o. the new Sentinel buildings. No 81 South
Meridian street. The room h we'll iighted aud
the entrances good Apply st this office. 7tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

sF-Dr. Rush Of the firm Of Daily, Keefer
4 Rush. wholesale druggists. has resumed the
pracfice Of medicine In This CITY. The doctor
long experience in bis profession entities him 10
prominent position among the medical PROBES
sion in this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

REMOVAL John Parsons has removed his
book uinderv into the building No l3. West
M.ry,-Ed street. Schnull's block. where he will
be r'e4set 10 see bis friends. Blank books and
evetv kid of book binding executed promptly.
Having the most complete mandatory IN the
~es'. he Is prepared TO bind 70: publishers or the
mos, favorable terms 24-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

PEoxprIoS The onlY promotion on record at
the Ofice OF the adjufsnt general yesterday was
that OF C,pt Zschens = Fl6eld OF company G.
9th reRineDf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

EURFK,.-THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly the best article for restoring grey
hair 20 Is natural color. (hot dying.) curing sll
diseases ofthe scalp, preventing the hair from fall
ing of giving II softness and gloss that moth
by al druggists.
J F SEScVR, druggist. Bates House Block
agent eOd-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

PLACES WANTED Two women from Georgia,
refugees. each with two children. wish places.
ette- IN the city or coantr. where their services
can get them a support. They sre willing TO do
sny sork that will secure an honest living for
1873
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

IL Fresh lake f-h are quite plenty in this
market. and they sell cheaper than Gov meat, or
hog meat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

SALE OF PRorERrY Deed for the following
property were lett ut the AUDITORS Office yester-
dty 'or transfer:
L IL ,beth aud Sanford Morris to William II
joins 80 ieet OF the north part of lot % in out
lot Ia IN Brd's addition Price 81 1872
Christian F endleman to Henry NOgel lot
NJ 3l4 in Mobiles division Of out los 45 50,
80 30 and 81 Price $500
Jo-eph + McDDnalh % M,ry B Jordan, wife
of D. II. Jordan. As bv 40 feet in lot /, in
MeElvsin & Luhtm's subdivision OF she north
part OF our lot l73 Price 81 800
George X I'll TO Henry Z klOfz 80 bY l2l
feet in lot ., in out lot 81. Piice So $40
Gel ih yer 10 David W Snider, loI s n I. Il.
Flet. hers subdivision of out lot 81 Price 81.
UOO
Nathan t. Parker to John Y Kennedy. 80
acres in the east half of the southwest quarter
of section ID, town IL north of range ) east.
Price 81 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

sB-J K Marot, No 233, E4s, Wsshin. on
street. has IN store large stock Of second hand
furniture. nearly ell as good as new. which he
sells ut prices TO suit the times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bends worth a premium Of nine per
cent, including gold interest from November, which
makes the actual profit the % loan. at current
rates. including interest," per cent per snnun
besides It's exemption from Safe and municipal tasa-
tiO" schfch aide from one % 0ree per cent moro.
according to the rate levied other property. Th.
TO each note which may he cut OF and so an. bsnt
banker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

sB a few exchange papers, done up in pack
ages OF 100, can be had sc this Office If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes issued under date Of August 18Th 1894
and payable three years from that time in currency
convertible at the option OF the holder into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

~ See DR.. Wm Tbomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of 20 days paper.
jon % IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

~ All outdoor work vas suspended yester-
day In consequence OF the rain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

ssy rOBK h0SRr hARkHf.
INV YosK, March 80.
Gold quiet and weak. The shorts have
mostly covered their contracts. There is very
little doing in either long or short operations
The lowest price reached wsssl 4931 but went
up again to 81 500
LsrKR Gold closed at Gala yher's exchsnge
last night al 81 5l34
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
y. s. LOAN.
u. s. LOAN.
U.S.7-3OLOAN

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury. the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale OF United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three-senhs er cent interest," per
annuH, known a. the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

srSrrxcr or CarrArx CHARTS " LYMAN. A
q The proceedings Of the court martial In
Session In Cincinnati Tor the past three months
Of which Lieutenant Colonel L Weber va.
preslden,, and Lieutenant L Il Bond. Judge
A1tocate, in the csse OF Captain Charles W
Lyman. formerly OF this city, having passed
through al examination BY The commanding gen
eral Of the department, are approved and con
frmed. The chsrges Of which he i found guilty
are the following
I. Disooedience Of orders.
III Using his Official position for the purpose
Of extortion. TO the prejudice OF good order and
military discipline.
la In demanding Of Captain Reeney a ola
n Of ring worth 81 500 for releasing the stea m
.r Gisdi-tor 81. In letting OF Capt Gregg
s2HI. tor releasing the 5 ,ltans 81, 10 exact
my Of J n Shelenbarger $500, for the release
OF the Webster.
" Violation OF paragraph 600. Revised
United States Army Regulations, 20 the preja-
oice Of good order aud military discipline
1t. In receiving a present of $50D from Z
r. Hart, Of Memphis. for the of the
steamer Tycoon. "a. From the same. $500 for
the transaction Of public business 81. In re
ceiviDg pre-eBts of vine. brandy, a. 20 the
value OF $3.50, from ID IN Able Alb, From the
ZANE. 500 Ia money 5th. From Capt Thorn
a. Jobu-on. buggy worth $i15. oh, From
Z % ain Burde u. span Of horses worth
$3.50 7,h. From the same, checks for 81 10
S250 and $500. Sth. From Captain James II
Piper, set OF bedroom furniture. valued a,
$40. Excepting in the 80 and Alb speci6ca-
lions, the words for the transaction of public
business in regard to the employment Of said
steamers, in said qusrtermasters department as
aforesaid.
V. Conduct prejudiciil TO good order aud mil
itary discipline. Ia making an arrangement
with Charles l. Aldrch 20 detain ste mboats
that had been in the employ OF the government.
whose owners wouM be waiting for vouchers.
until they would be willing TO give $500 or I'll 600
20 pet their vouchers.
VI. Drunkenness on two occasions az Mem
phi- anu once az Vicksburg
or charge III Mixing claim against the
government OF the United States. knowing such
claim 10 be fraudulent Not guilty
The sentence OF the court Is:
TO DE cashiefed. and TO pay fine OF fve
thousand dollars. and TO be imprisoned ~ hard
la or for two years. at such place as the COM
handing general may direct II. at the expirs
ton OF thetwo years of service, the said hne of
Eve thousand dollars is Dot paid. then the said
Captain Charles W. Lyman to be confined at
hard labor until the same is fully paid, abatng
said fae after the expiration OF the said two
year, at the rate of Eve dollars per day
The post commandant has been ordered 10
send the prisoner 10 Fort Delaware
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

10 enable der. IN
PURE AND UNADUl TERATeD ARTICLES.
As good Inducements any other WESTERN
HOUSE, and feel confident render satisfaction
beth in prices and quality Of articles.
lES'All articles warranted as represented.
Ian l6-ieed in3us
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
From Hayti.

New YORK.. Sept. 4-Advices from Port au Prince
to the 18th of August state that the instruction at
Jaica o. and Coral, which was intended to aid the
rebels at Cape Haytien. bad been promptly sup
pressed by the Government forces. President Ged-
rard sent a Commission to examine into the condi-
ton Of the army ~besieging Cape Hayden, and the
members Of the ommission returned q favorable re-
port. They also advise that, TO spare useless
efusion of blood, the rebel stronghold should not
be attacked, but strongly invested or blockaded.
so that the rebel garrison may receive no succor
from outside. Seven steamers and three sailing
vessels are at the command OF the Government
to render the blockade efectual. President Gefrard
was about to visit the northern part Of the Island.
The news Of the Cobrsil revolution is also con-
frmed by way of Hayti.
New YORK. Sept. 5.-The capture Of Fort St.
Michael by the rebels has already been announced.
The Bulletin de Revolution has a long account Of
the event, by which it appears that Anjcu, who
commanded the rebels, did not seek TO enter the pos
tern gate. but led his force through q slough up to
the very walls of the fort, but his band experienced
great difficulties in making their way through the
network, underwood and other obstacles. On reaoh-
ing the walls, Anjou ordered a halt. Mounting an
oak tree, he reconnoitered the position and waited
for dawn. About S:45 A. NJ. he descended from the
tree and rushed on the fort at the head Of his men.
The garrison being thus Unexpectedly attacked with
cold steel, went into indiscriminate confusion and
fed, leaving the fort to the victors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

GOVERNMENT FISAsCEs.-We have reason 10 know
that q meeting or interview between the President
of the United States and certain prominent 6nanciers
and business men OF the large cities Is about 10 take
place at the White House. The purpose is TO devise
the best means to meet the requirements of the Urea
sury, on some fixed policy Of finance The sale Of
Government securities, by populariZing them. has
been a great success. and has kept the wheels of
Government In steady motion through sost trying
times; but borrowing money Is not paying debts,
and must sooner or later have an end. II is now
understood that the requirements OF the Treasury
are q long way in advance Of the ordinary revenues
Of the Government, the receipts from sales of cotton,
Of con6scaIed property, of wsT material in disuse,
and the immense sales of 100 loan. All these COM
bined, We are assured, aggregate an amount far
short Of the current expenditures. 1t is true. the
expenditures are said TO be just now much in excess
Of what they would be, but for anticipating very
heavy payments to the army, the object Of which is
send the soldiers home at the earliest possible mo-
ment. The payment of IS per cent. in certificates
and only 20 per cent. in money, TO large contract
ers, in liquidation of claims, is evidence in ~justifca
ton Of action in favor of q permanent policy to meet
wants that may otherwise be unprovided for, in no
remote future. To this end il is hoped the Govern
ment may be enlightened by the gentlemen of bust
ness experience visiting the White House. There
has certainly been great lack Of the practical in
financial matters. One Of the subjects for discus
sion and enlightenment is the present revenue poll
icy, which is universally conceded to be very i'm
perfect. The Government taxes cover a field far too
wide, and render the machinery for collection I'M
wieldy and cumbrous, while the inquisitorial char
acter of the laws render their enforcement in the
hands Of rude and vulgar officers universally odious.
If this can be s%impl6ed, We may, if, like a crab,
We can go backward, reach the era of good feeling,
and. it is believed, realize much more money than is
now obtained. Trade and business propositions
should be welcomed at Washington. 1t is not TO be
presumed that the President and the heads of the
departments can know everything necessary for
wisest action from their own experience, and in
the multiplicity of counsel, with a sound head for
discrimination, the safer and most effective policy
may be discovered and determined on. There is
nothing that will tend so directly to sustain the
national credit, and render the administration of
the financial part of the government easy, as a good
revenue policy; one that may commend itself to tho
public by the smallest number Of tax gsthere:s, and.
consequently, be enforced at the smallest possible
expense.-Philadeiphi Ledger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
European Intelligence.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-The Scotia, from Liverpool
on the 26th. has arrived. The Telegraph Construo-
ton Company are so confident of success with the
Atlantic cable that they offered to contract with the
Atlantic Telegraph Company to recover and COM
plete the present cable and lay q second during next
year. lie horde explains the position Of the French
system of telegraph via the Canary Islands, Cape do
Verde and the Southern route. 1t says there is en-
enlargement from the failure of the Great Eastern.
and that the line has to be completed from Paris TO
the Canary Islands in two years. and the whole line
within Ave years.
The London Times has an editorial on the situa-
ton of the Americans towards England. 1t denies
that there exists any pretext for war. 1t seriously
asks for a dispassionate consideration of affair. oy
the Americans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

Supsr - French brandy. in cs-Ss and cases
Barrels aud < - - rum. Genuine Holland Sin,
Common Holland sin. BeuicarIO wine- in casks.
CIarcc. tu clS<s and cases.
Barclay. Perkins & Co.'S porter. In quarts and PITTS.
German ale, IN quarts and piuts,
Superior sherry and purt<ine, Ia cases,
St0macn p STEERS.
Champagne, quarts = piuts. Hsidsisck & Cos Grand via TO
CaamPa-ns, quarts s pia,s. Ruirart pere & als, Carte blsn
Sellers Earer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

The change in the Italian method of viewing the
exteruals of religion is curiously exemplifed By n
circumstance which is related by one of the Fioren-
tine correspondence of the independence. Il has
long been the CO stom in Florence 10 stretch awnings
from the frat floor windows Of various houses SO as
to cover the street and allow the procession Of the
Corpus D01ini to pass without being incommoded
by the heat. These awnings were a great expense
snd a great nuisance 10 the inhabitants, inasmuch as
they seriously obstructed the free circulation Of air
for many days together. Accordingly strong repre-
sensations were made to the municipality, and this
yearthe awnings were prohibited. The clergy we're.
of course, extremely angry, aud finding remonstrance
with the syndicate perfectly unavailing, they applied
TO the King. How long will the procession be in
defling 90 asked his Majesty. Nearly two hours"
was the answer, 8 and during all that time our
canons. friars, and brotherhoods will be exposed
The petitioner was not allowed TO go any further.
The King interrupted him by saying, with an air Of
bonhomie, 81 1t was just such weather at San MARITIME
and Solferino; rather hot; We were twelve hours in
it, and | don't remember that anybody came to hold
napkins over our heads With this the King turn
ed away and began to talk with the officers around
him; but the story has got about and is repeated
with great glee by all but the "partie pr6tre."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

WILL OF THE LATE EDWARD Morn ROBINSON
We learn that by the will of the late Edward Mott
Robinson, of New York, 500 0 is given to the
town of South Kingston, r. l., where the testator
spent his early years; SIC. 900 to Mr., Barring, his
confidential clerk; SO, 900 to Abner H. Davis, form
erly Of this city. and for many years in the employ
of the deceased; and 81 900 to VIM. Z. Watson,
formerly of this city, q clerk. To his daughter-a an
only child-is given 81, 600. 900; and the remainder
of his property is placed in the hands of his exeou-
tors, as trustees, for the benefit of his daughter.
The executors of the will are Edward H. Mandell, of
this city, and Mr.. Darling and Abner II. Davis, Of
New York. The amount left by the deceased is vari-
ously estimated from two and q half millions to six
millions of dollar -Eastern pap.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
Hardware - Cutlery,

Fencing wire, Bar iron, Hoop iron.
Iron sugar coolers. Copper wire cloth,
Galvanized iron pipe. Sheet zinc,
Cocoa-hIudlsd butcher knives,
SAILORS JACK knives. Knives aud forks.
Scissors, Jewsharps. Iron thimbIes, Needles,
Iron timed saucepans. IrUu timed tea kettles,
Iron pots, Rivets, Wrought nails, Ingots tin.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

Nassau is reported to be entirely deserted by the
floating population it acquired during the war, and
about two thousand people who wen, there to spend
a few months have also gone away. The whole
town, instead Of the lively appearance it presented
when blockade business was Furnishing. looks dull
and deserted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
CAUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
" or about the 9th September, while in Honolulu, l was
robbed Of two coats and a pair Of pants, in which were money
and other valuables as follows: Two passhooks. account cur
rent and savings bank book given to c. z. Merrill by Bishop &
Co. bankers; one note favor or G. Z. Merrill, for -Four Hundred
Dollars, signed by J. Boarlmani a certifcats Of deposit given
c. E. Merrill by said J. Boariman. for Seven Hundred and
Fifty-Five Dollars, Four Hundred Dollars Of which had been
Withdrawn; a note in favor of c. T. Merrill for Three Hundred
and Nine Dollars and SiXty-two cents. signed Il. Fixsen; a
note, favor Of o. b. Merrill for Porty-one Dollars and Seventy
FIVE cents. said note made payable to G. Z. Merrill; a note,
favor Of c. F. Merrill for Nine Hundred Dollars, signed by
c. B. Andrews; a note, favor Of c. F. Merrill for Two Hun
dred and Twenty Dollars, signed by c. B. Andrews. l hereby
warn and caution all persons against buying or negotiating any
OF said Notes, Certificate Of Deposit, Bank Books or Bills.
4S6-St c. +. MERRILL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
handkerchief.
Groceries.

EnyIish pie fruits and pickles,
Ssrdines IN quarter and half boxes,
Rais.ns IN quarter and half boxes
Almonds in demijOhns, WestPhalia hams.
SWiss cheese. Green cheese,
Loaf sugar. Crushed sugar,
UIrramine blue, Indigo blue.
Chocolate, D-mijohus pearl barley, Sage, Cars .sy q
Vinegar, Llcorice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30

Boiled iinsesd oil. Zinc paint,
White lead. Green paint, Paris green.
Prussian blue, Red lead, Yellow Ochre,
yenitian red. Cope pump acks.
Assortment " Russian c0rdIge. Spunyarn.
Manila rope / AMI ! inch, Flag iines,
Log lines, N~arIiue. uous ng, Hat line,
English hemp sail Irvine. KOping tsine,
Hemp canvas, Russia light aud heavy ducks,
Muntz yeiicw metal and nails
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
SHndPies.

Blankets. scarlet. blue. green. white, grey,
BurIap=. Black 81 umbrellas,
BACK silk hat ribbon. Fancy honnet ribbon,
Black and fJrcy -UE velvet uhbuu.
Linen thread. white. brown, black.
C0ttlu thread, white and niu-. Spool Cotton.
W0rst-t hr'id and gimp, Barcse, black, hrusE, blue,
Grape White cotton huckabacE towels,
Linen hucG8Eack towels.
Cotton AMI linen Turkish towels.
Carpet tIEs. Wooden shawls and plaids,
L1lE siasI-. Berlin wool,
Ladi-s' and chitdrcuts straw hats, trimmed.
Boys straw hats and caps. French cafskins-
Plated cludlsstcks. Ladies' head dresses,
PJrteE1uuar$. Ladies' wor< baskets,
Lntigs' SrI-tug cases. Lead pencils,
Carpenters pencils, steel pens
Fouscap. letter. and note PAPER.
Bank b1rEE. Receipt books. Letter copy books,
Inv lop~s. Framed states and slate pencHs,
Assortment q toys.
Ivory c1nbs. Dressing combs. Hai- brushes,
Pearl buttons, Pant buttons. Porcelain buttons,
Gold leaf, Printing paper. Smoking pipes.
Walking canes. Suspeudsrs, Feather busters,
Lad'e and gertlsmsns aid and silk gloves,
Bed quilts. Rife powder. IN : and ! " tirs,
Flower pots, Empty dsnjJhns,
OAK BARRELS AND KEGS.
OIL SHOCKS, FIR BRICKS,
FIRE CLAY. PIPE CLAY,
KAoLIN. PORTLAND CEMENT,
BLACKSMITH GOALS,
STEAM GOALS.
ROOFING STATES.
Oak Boats Is, IL, Is, IS. 20 # long.
sSS2l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-30
Glassware.
Spirits. Wines, e.,

A small invoice of fine Cut Glasses,
Tumblers, sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-16

TOR SALE-2O By i4O feet, commen.
cling 90 feet from 9th street. bn Main, in Lafayefts
Square. Price 500. Call on Ii. B. TEN-EYCK
oct2S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-16

Il Acres, situassA u nles wSst Of HRrmnetou van
Buren county, Iowa, and mile from ne 6sats Hne
Railroad 20 under fence and Is ac ready r the
plov, with spisadid bed of Coal fedt thtck and -
scr Of the vary hest timber II ~ cosnty 4his Earn
has Frame Dwelling. with FOUR rooms, good cellar,
and neverfhiiing well Of water and spring - sdtus-
ted that IL will supply water 10 four different pastures
This land viii be sold for SO per acre Title rood or NO
sale Enquire Of W. II HAsTiotfon the farm OF 10 IN
dersigned, ut kcoknk. Ii. B. TEN-KYCK,
novll Real np4ats Agt-