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The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02
Succession d'Omer Savant.

Succession d'Omer Savant.
cour de District, St. Landry.-No 272o.
OUIS stage, de la Pa,oisse St. Landry,
AA ayant presente une petition a l'effet d etre
nomme Administrator de la succession de feu
Omer Savant, dernierament de la Paroisse St.
Landry, decede;
En- consequence, ceux qui ont des raisons a
opposer ladite nomination devIont les deduire.
par ecrit, a mon Bureau, dams la vile d'Opelou-
sas, dams les dix jours qui suivront la date du
present avis.
L. v. CHACHERE. Gre6fcr.
Bureau du Greffier. Opeousas Sept 1865.
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Vente PlDliQWes
Succession Anastasie Richa.

Succession Anastasie Richard
INN yertu dun ordre emanant de Honorable
H. La Cour de District du Sc District Judi
claire de Get Etat, siegeant dams ct pour la Pa-
roisse st. Landry ct a moi adresse, joffrirai en-
vente publaue, an plus offrant ct dernier enche-
risseur, sur I'habitation ci-dessous designee, lie
| Mercredi 4 Octobre proclaim,
les proprietes ciapres designees, dependant de la
succession de feu dame Anastase Richard, epou-
Sc decedee de FRANCOIS Dupre. savoir,
L'HABITATION
sur laquele demeurait ladite defunte en- derner
lieu situee au quarter de Plaisanee, en- eette
Paroisse, mesurant environ cinq cents arpents de
terle (plus on moins) borne au Nord par la teTre
de la veuve Sabin Donate, rEst por celle de
Christova Dupre, au Sud par celle de Paul ct
Onezime Pitre, ct l'Ouest par celle de Joachim
Pitre, Fremont Dupre ct 7. G. Bataille, ensem-
BILE avec toutes les batieses ct ameliorations qui
y sont situees ct qui en- dependent.
Les Lots Nos. l, 2 ct 8 de
la Section fractionnele ou lie Quart Sud Est de
la Section HUT du Township Sept Sud, de la
Rangse Une Quest, -contenant quatreyingtun
acres ct 60 eentlemes.
La moitie Quest du Quart
Nord-Est ct lie quart Sud-Est du quart Nord-Est
de la Section dix-sept Township sept SUD, Ran
gee une Quest, contenant cent dix neuf acres ct
sc centemes
La Motto Quest du Quart
Nord Quest de la Section dix, ct le Quart Sud-
Est du Quart Sud-Ouest de la Section trois dams
lie Township sept Sud, de la Rangee une Quest,
cent ving9 9deux acres ct 80 centiemes.
TIos chevaux; mulets;
3juments; Is tetes de juments douces;
25 tetes de betes cornes farouches;
80 tetes de betes cornes douces;
10 tetes de juments farouches;
Une paire de b9ufs de tire
I'm lot de cochons
I'm Sulky;
5000 lvres de cotton en- gran
Une charrette cheval; deux Buggys;
I'm lot d'argentelie;
instruments aratores;
Meubles de naison;
Ustenss de cuisine,
ct une infinite d au-
tres articles don't enumeration serait trop Tongue.
Conditions --Toutes sommes de yingt-cinq
pastres ct au.dessous. payables lie jour de la ven
te; ct toutes somnles au-dessus de yingt-cinq
piastres payables la moiiie dams lie courant IA
vril proclaim, 1866, ct l'autre motie dams le cou
rant d'Avli suivant, 1867, (excepte lie coton qui
sera vendu pour du complaint Les acquereurs |
Fournissant leurs obligations avec deux bonnes
cautions solyables la satisfaction de l'adminis-
trateur. Les dites obligations taites payables a |
lordre dudit administrator, au bureau de Dupre |
& Garland, Opelousas ct portant interet a raj
son de pour cent par an a compter de Pechean- |
:e jusqua palfait Placement; ct en- outre, les ter
res delneurant hypothequees Ia succession JUS |
lu au Placement reel ct defntif tant du principal
que des intelets qui auront pu s'accroitre.
Y. DAVY, .Encanteur.
Opelousas 2 Septembre 1865
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AVIS.

AVIS.
z L soussigne informe respectueusement lie
II public en- general ct ses a1nis en- particulier
quill tient une Boulangerie on lis pourrnnt Sc
procurer en- tout temps du bon pain. Mais pour
leur conmodite le pain sera porte leur domcile
Ayant resiste la tourmente politioue oui
Went de jeter en- vue du port son vaisseau brise,
il espere recevoir une part de Encouragement du
public. f. FERAY.
Opelousas Is Juliet 1865 5tf
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

Infant de retour st Landry, repris Tex.
~ ercice de sa profession. Son bureau est 4
Ia residence de Madame Frank C. Robertson, a
Washington. E1er Ju;,lets~-3
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Succession dAbraham Harman, Sr.
n ES acquereurs la vente des biens de la
Ia succession de fen Abraham Harman. pere,
voudront bien Sc rappeler que ieurs obligations
sont payables au bureau de NJ. James NJ. Porter,
q Opelousas.-que leurs obligations sont dues,
le dernier terme etant echu le Ter Avril dernier,
ct QUEEN consequences Ills sont requs de venir re-
ger, autrelnent nne action judciaire sera insitu-
ee contre chaque debiteur a la prochaine session
de la Cour de District.
JOSEPH HARTMAN,
.a3.5 EGecuteur Testamentaire.
2 Septembre 1865. I'm
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kef s-s4
Vol. XIII.
OF. Ell o US AS:
sAMEDIs MATIN :: 2 sEPTEMBRK 1865.

Ma-Nous apprenons que le moulin cotton de
NJ J. Pierce, dams la paroisse Rapides, pris feu
dams la mutt du % du mos dernier, ct brale de
fond en- comble, avec 200 bales de cotton. Sd
On attribute Get accident a la negligence dun
negre qni await etc place de garde au moulin.
Reduction du Prix du FIet.-En Sc refe-
rant un avis du bateau-a-vapeur Pauline dams
une autre colonne, on vera que ce bateau Sc pro-
pose de transporter le cotton la Nouvelle-O Orleans
raison de 81 25 la bale, ce qui est ane dm-
mutton de So rs par bale sur les prix anterieurs
On sest beaucoup recrie sur lie prix eeve du
fret. Auourd'hui, le Pauline Went faire un offfe
qui lui vaudra sans doute Encouragement gene
-o1
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lie Df. James G.. Campbell
AfTANT de retour Opelolsas, sollicite res
IL pectueusement une partie de renconra 90.
nient du public. II exercera dams les differences
branches de la medicine, de ACKNOWLEDGMENT ct
de la chirurgie. -
II en- main un assortment le medicaments.
opelousas II JUN 1865 en-
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INDUCEMENTS FRAIS.

INDUCEMENTS FRAIS.
PRIX GRANDEMENT REDUITs!
ID LEONCE HEBRARD Went de recevoir
IL rEmpoIium de Medicines des Opelou-
sas un assortment bien chosi de medicaments
frais. Pilules de toutes >ortes; Vermfuges; Hui
lie de Palmachrsti &c &c
Etant determine vouer tout son temps exclu-
sivement sa profession, le soussigne sera dore-
nayant tronve son poste a toute heure du Jour
ou de la mutt
Conditions: Compliant sur livraison.
Les prescriptions seront remplies avec son ct
exactitude. p. L. HEBRARD.
I9 Aotlt 1863 IO-3.>
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

Ily en- pour tous les gouts ct pour toutes les
bourses. LIE plus difieile peut trouver son ehoix.
NOUyEAUX DETAILS
SUR LIE MEETING DAVIS A NEW YORK.
Courier dcs Etats Unis.)
Nous avons dej9rendu compte d'ap,es lie Post,
dune reunion qni "a eu lleu la semaine derniere
dams Broad street, atm d iaviser aux moyens de
defendre DE- Davis devant les triburiaux du Nord
ct de hater son process. La Tribune reyient a,l-
jourd1hui longuement sur Get incident. ct donne
DIES details que nous resumolis ansi /: s b
La reunion etc tenue dams le bureau de III.
Butterfield Les invites etaient tous arrives a
quatre heures ct demie, ct on aurait commence
la discussion 81 lon n'avait attendu Honorable
M. Gunher, maire de New York. II fit dire
que des affaires urgentes l'empschaient de venr
au rendezvous, nais quill adoptait d'avance de
coeur ct d. ame les resolutions qui y seraient
prises. On nomna sur lie champ un comite COM
pose de MN. Guntler, Carlos Butterfeld Theo-
dore MARITIME, Douglas ct Clancy, pour soccuper
de la question du process de M Davis.
La discussion s'engagea ensuite sur les NEIL
ieurs moyens pour arrlver au but. Lopinion ge-
neral fut que lie gouvernement n 'osait pas METRE
III. Davis en- jugement, mais quill lie fallait ne
gliger aucun effort pour lfy contrandre; du pro-
.ces de Tex President depend non-seulenent son
ss,,5an,.s,,tal. Sr, lanraIa s,are ia H.
,na;,,a Tnns Ies ams da Ia iiharts saro,,.; na-
dans i. ,,eysan,,a i, M nau;s II ;,',.n.y yus ss
,ins nna 10 dra;t ae sscess;n soft dssa;
da,r.,t i. n,onda ~, Etat ~
de traIson mar conssoneat +. s,,a a.a;s s
CON dro. narfa;tan,ant Al nc snn ra;.
de M Davis fnn,n;ra i,occas;o,, 4, 9 e p,oces
estt. vsr;.s nn; dsr;ve d;rec.sn.a,t ~ emonuef
to,, a,;ndsnandan - uo q uecia' d
..Natra ,,ronrs Etat 40 Ne,,, yo.,. y. -.
doc a,,,br..s .sna sara. a,,.ls u un
III n,ava;t nas TN, cn il ~. uans olilo''
rer nnand Il il ;nceraif nrnnas 1'Is us spa
dc tans Ies comnes. .renane 5as &c., 'als apper'
uant;on Dans l. Massachnssssa osa'es oe IA con
fanc.;nnnare nrste serr,,ent tE,.. nsn.s, .oa'
nrster j pIIn;an y Z ! i."' q AM ue ie
M Livinpston. de Mob;le of.a da aua,,.,z
lea constitutions de digrens E.ats qae
;mpIiaueDt. mais encore 1s d.a;. a
secession. II eat yrai o,,e Il n. "a = uo,S ae
ont In les constitutions aes d;ve,s E,a.I ~
ant pas souffrir declare M I.;v;,e-sa,, NJ ,io
Davis Ianpuisse et n,eure dams -, Az,
est Indispensable cu'il soft inrs at 80 sara
rraade affaire po,,r tont Il Su5 A. s..,,,,S nne
que ee soft dams 25 ans, dams 40 ans. dams 5f1
ans. les Etats recon vraro,,t ,a,,a AZ
pendar1ce sfss - = = : ) 49, -
On a parl6 pendant la sganee de rerscrt;on
de Mme Surratt. M. 20. s.. de New YorL .
quali6e lexscution de meurtre, ct les circonstan-
ct d'inhumaines.f Ie fait de n'ayoir laisse M Ia Ia
victime que "a heures pour Sc preparer j Ia mort
lui parat particulierement monstrueux. Dali.
leurs, rien ma etG moins prouy6 aua Ia enlnah;l;s
ds Nine. sarratt qai % rspose que sur De faux
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

Blelock & Co, rue du Canal, No. 13O
NJ O.-Nous avons reeu de cette mason un cata-
logue d'ouvragrs quelle vendre, ct qui com
prend une variete d'auteurs en- renom, tells que
Walter Scott. Charles Dickens, Alex. Dumas,
Eugene Sue, Georges Sand, Bulwer, &c, &c.
Ily en- pour tous les gotts ct pour toutes les
bourses. plus dificie peut trouver son ehoix
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

a-Les habitahts de notre communaute ap-
prendront sans doute avec satisfaction que M.
Borne, de notre vile, a recommence a faire des
chandeIles. ct que bientot il poura egalement
faire 1u savon pour la consommation des families.
ii une Economic marquee Sc servir des
chandelles ct du savon de M. Borne, sans comp
ter pour rien encouragement que Ion doit a
lindustre domestGue. EH@
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ef Succession de Veuve Ant. Pallet.
IsOUTEs les personnes qui doiyent a la sue
4 cession de fen' Veuve Antoine Pallet sout
par lie present avertes d'avoir avenir regler avec
Dupre d Garland, a Opelousas autrenaent une
action sera institutee contre chaque debiteuY, a
la prochaine session de la Cour de District.
HILAIRE PALLET,
Administrator.
Opeiousas,z2 Sept IS65. l2-Im
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

ET ALLLLLLEZ DoNC!-Le Courier, de st.
Marinyille, du 26, dit que quatre balles de cotton
ont etc voices dams ce village, lie 90, ct expediees
en- vile par lie steamer Ruby. J, Beiering, mar-
chand de la Nile Orleans, est accuse de ce vol.
LIE meme journal dit encore: &
'sDans la mutt du 30 an 81, onze bales de CO.
ton out ets enleyees de Thabitation de Nine. Ur-
sin Leblauc a la Grande Poiute. On accuse un
des yoisins d'etre l'auteur de ce vol
The Opelousas courier., 1865-09-02

La Banniere des Ptantcurs, de la Paroisse Ste.
Marie, Went de faire sa reapparition, apres plus
de deux ans de suspension. Lediteur, III. Den
nett, semble reprendre son devoir ayec plus ener-
gle que jamais. --tr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

INDIANAPOLIS SIX PER rRyT
COUPON BONDS.
TREAsUgrR's cFFicE.l
lSnlkxksoiTs. April 7th. lsss.

CyKsLgD proposals VII Be received he Trrsssr.r's
- ocoe q The Cry Of Ind snaPois uniil N e day
OF april. lsc6 FOR subcrpfos u suns 81 go and up
ward. u loan u ssa01t sfhorired b. resolatca
Of the CRY Council Forary 80 ISIS Ter the prrPess
81 funding the debt q said Guy
The bouds viii bear interest az the rate Of sx cent
per snnUua, payable semi snnnsy the cree of the
Treasurer. to~i the lt days Of November and NAY
lhe principal all Be dae and payable oa the lst DAY q
NAY less.
Hon. James Morrison, recoEnis "a % the sbesf
lawyers IN the West has given written op' nioo (hlet
with The City Clerk that tia Issue - Bonts strictly
legal
Orea subscriptions Cor the sane. sny par th.rees
less than par will also be received Mayors
Ocioe Until the ssme dsie.
Tie right 10 r.jec all proposals i reserved. except
that bid iavcrsbe 70 the city shall Be- rejected
sbd others less favorable received.
TEE proposals sbsud the bid Tor. also
the Priee ard denomination Of Bands cesrec. tSos
tlOGs, sSoos Co., and .houd be directed 20 the
City 1Eeasurer aid IN orsed Prop sal. for Losn"
In the rsou; auth rzi The Len the f.th q shs
CITY pied. cd 20 levy the necessary q The pay
81 the sane eolectabs oay In eAsh due interest
pons Of ssd Bonds.
twenty-five percent ofthe Of the be- nay ~
paid IN City Orders Of sny date or issue
By order Of the Lean Committee.
JOS. X. ES6LIsE,
p. II. JAMESON.
A. X BROWN,
m CoBCRS.
}. CAvEN,
spTlo-diill2sth Committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

Fokrarss MoxzoE. April s.-Ths steamer
Nevada arrived here to-day from Wilmington.
n @. Military sf.irs IL that vicinity are per
fectls quiet, ard the city IL quietly resumius it,
former business aspect.
The stores were being rapidly repaired and
everything indicates speedy return 20 their
former bones Of those Who fed at the approach
OF our troors
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
from Goidsbore. n. e.

GoIp,soso, April 6 -De-er,ers and refugees
report the evacuation OF Rtleigh. and that the
enemy we're throwing up works on Tar river. q,
Rock, Mount. about 40 miles from here, toward
welcen, or he Wsl90a aid Wilmington rail
rosd
The enemy are burning the bridges and tie, ca
this road, AID carr, iDg Of the rails
II thought Johnston VII. 80 TO the relief of
Lee HIS army 70 much cenoralzet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, April lOth-Stores. public Offices.
and courts nearly all closed to-day. Business
entirely suspended aud The day given Up 20 re
Jocing over the news.
A procession vas formed this afternoon com
posed of the FIRE department benevolent socie-
ties and citizens generally. over a mile long
Enthusiasm 10 night is at fever heat
Public buildings and private residences are
brilliantly illuminated.
A ssiC,e of 200 guns we're fred 20 day.
Dispatches received from various towns sad
cities throughout the west show enthusiasm very
great
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

MKTRoroLITAs THEATRE To night the do
nestle play How TO Make Home Happy" will
be produced at the Metropolitan Theatre. with
Mss Emily Thorne as Mrs ID .bchick TO
conclude 9th the comedy entitled - Pet of the
Petteoa's"
During the evening Mis- Thorne will entertain
the audience with ,ongs. This is the list week
Of this popular actress and all Who enjoy good
acting should not fail TO be present
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENT,

FIFTH wARD-J0SEPH HARRIS offers himself to
the independent voters of the fifth Ward, inde-
pendent union candidate for Councilman Ar Harris Is
old citizen Of the Ward, has all his property it. and
elected will pledge himself aid in securing cheap
gas light taxes and to look after the interests OF the
Ward in the COUNSEL and that il has 1t, fair ,Aars
al public improvements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
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sT Now il the time and Clark. johnson 4
Co =. No. IL. West Washington street, is the
place TO buy your spring and summer boots and
shoes cheaper than any house in tho city, as
their purchases we're made. during the late gold
panic. bs ii Reid. Eco. a portion of which
have arrived, To- wit: Mems fine kid. balmoral:
and Oxford: also sewed army. something new
also large variety of the lates; styles Of ladies
misses and childrens boots aud shoes, direct
FROM the mandatory. Give them call.
, \,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11
Prem cleveland

CLKvrLASp. April l0-The Erie railway
steamer C4ni.,O arrived this morning from Dun
kirk. She reports no ice in siSbs est Of Dan
kirk
The steamers u ths shove lint viii how tut
regularly fer the sesson
salute Of $40 guns 10 nos triag The tosr
i slid si.h JOY Business : suspended Pro
eessious are marching through the streets, viii
music and speeches
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

IL The work OF sprinkling the streets com
meDced yesterday. The dust has become al
must insufirrabe nuisance. and We hope that
hereafter there will be some Abatement. and that
Its turbulent spirit gill be allsyed. which will add
much 70 the Satisfaction Of those who are com
PEELED 70 be upon The streels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

ST Louis. April 10 The final vote OF the
state convention on the nev constitution was
t-ken Saturday sfterl Don and resulted IS for aud
l3 against Il j. 20 be submitted 10 the people
On the 9Th Of June. aud II ratified to 90 into
Effect July Ia
Ats quarter 20 Two to-day the convention az
journet sine die. after session Of Ic DAYS
Business partially suspended. General joy
expressed over the surrender OF Lee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

IL The governor publishes a proelsn.'ion
this morning designating Thursday. the 9th
inst. az the day upon which be -invites the PEG
pie TO assemble in their churches and places of
worship" and 'retuIn thsnks TO Almighty God
for the recent victory He has seen ft 20 vouch-
safe 10 our armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

HIDDEN HAND Last night Hidden Hand drew
. large audience at the Metropolitan. Although
this pls, has been produced once or twice on the
boards during the present season, il nevertheless
vas the occasion of . full house. and with the
popular and talented Miss Thorne as Cspitola
anu Mr.. White az Wool. vas all that was needed
to insure the acting to be we'll received
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

"MYra's OrrIcK This popular establish
ment. At the corner of Maryland and Meridian
streets. second story. has changed hands Mr..
Myers has disposed OF bis interest to he'srs
Mills & Green, Who intend not only 10 maintain
the popularity OF the institution. but TO add what
ever may be necessary to make It more attrac
tive There is no more COSY. comfortable aud
quiet . resort In the city and the choicest wines,
liquors. cigars. &c will always be found at the
"ofice." served up by gentlemanly attendants
Billy Burke will remain the principal clerk of
the establishmen and he knows how to oil the
hill
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

CosREcrIos In our notice yesterday morn
ing &c asintensionslly located our friend D,vi .
OF the Hat Emporium. on Washington street,
when il should have been Pennsylvania. iu-t
north OF The post ONCE. IL IL shere you N y
Ind the Resort hat. md Is the daily re-or, Of vat
erosds Of purchasers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

a. Capt. John Burns. late Of the 9th Indiana
volunteer infsDtry, has opend Femily Grocery
and Saloon attached. at Nos. 25l. 255 and 257
Indiana avenue. where he il ably assisted BY Mr.
Henry Huron, Who will attend to the wants Of
any sho may call on them Capt Burns Wa
captured with bis regiment at Mumiordsyille By
Gen Bragg
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

CIScISSsTI, April 10 BY ORDERS from tho
war department 300 guns are beng fred TO -dsy
The city is alive with eKciiemen.. and -ery liz
tie business doing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

GREAr CLosrSe SALE OF the 6ne stock Of linen
goods. at Featherston's auction rooms. NJ -
East Washington street To-day will be of red
fne lot Of linen sheetipgs, pillow carts In ems.
shirtng linen. 6ne extension linen table cloths.
nspkns, doyles. towelings, brown and blesched
muslins. &c L,dies do not miss this last chance.
the stock is still large and we'll assorted. and
must be closed out TO-DAY Sale commeocing
at 81 O'Clock a. and and o'clock p. m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

A RARE CHAScE FOR GREAT BARGAINS -Des-
sar q Bro's have concluded to sell their entire
stock Of clothing, piece goods and furnishing
goods 40 per cent below the regular cost price
This il no humbug. aud 81 goods will posi-
lively be sold at the above discount for Thirty
days only. Purchasers will do we'll to call soon
~ this good chance 70 get bargains is short. Re
member Dessar 4 Bros. No L. East Washing
ton street. Yohs's Block. 66t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

ye-terday 10 ell parts OF the city Ia honor Of the
surrender OF Lee. At 20 tine since the con-
mencsnent OF the gar hss there been such Joy
nanifes' ed. and enthusiasm iDduigei In as upon
the receipt Of the glorious news Sunday evening
Although The event vas confidently looked for
and longed for. nEd all who had given attention
70 the movements Of our army and we're scqusin
ted si'h the respective situstions. knew that The
de-frucfion of the rebel army vas certain. new
ertheess the contamination Of the event trans
ported al With jos. not alone for The success OF
our arns hich IL soffcent for the gratitude OF
the Republic; bat ia this last great eoEs d,tsf OF
Grants. We are assured OF harbiDger If better
times. When ..ssrs Stern slaruus shall be chang
ed 10 merry greetings" and white winged peace
again as.crt her dominion over the bellieerent
sections Before long ve hope TO see our gal
Isnt boys IN blue come marching home again.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

SALUTE BY order OF the war depart ment
salute Of Two hundred guns Wa fred in the State
House yard yes'erdav afternoon, as we'll as
another one at Camp Darlington IL needed no
Official order from the department FOR the ob~erv-
snce Of the events Of Saturday snd Sunday.
the people eyeFsxhere appreciated the news OF
the surrender OF Lee. and in proper manner
would have testified their gratitude for he deeds
Of our army.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

tB The sdjutant general organized, yss'er-
das. the surplus men in Camp Curing'ou into
psv regiments, 10 be NUMBERED the 81 h snd
l5s'h. The regiments will be speedil, ofieer ed
and equipped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

a. An individual of teutonic extraction was
found guilty OF harboring worthless cur. snd
lined So I'D before the mayor on yesterday. A
little knowledge is a valuable thing. aud had this
individual but known that a license requ red
70 keep one OF the canine species, he would have
been wiser aud richer To the amount ot 50 10
30 much for lessons in municipal regulations at
the mayors Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

II A lively trial of speed took place yester
dsy near she State House. between 4 soldier and
o bounty Jumper. which resulted in the soldier
winning in the FIRST heat. The would be sharper
vas oveftaken and captured in al alley. after
which he vas furnished with an escort TO the Of
fee OF the provost marshal, where he will IN
douotedly receive his just deserts. This class OF
rsscsls have about vanished from this commu-
nifty and there is good prospect Of another OF
them coming TO grief.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

CAIko. April 10 Tile War Esgle's Padaeah
special ANNOUNCES the complete route of FORESTS
.rny near TuscsiOosa. Alabsms. by Wilson,
ess-lry force Many prisoners takeo: 20 dates
or further particulars
saford, with . small fOres Of cavalry Il near
cortnth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-11

~ Senour keeps one of the best drug stores
in the city. ana in addition to medicines Of al
sorts and the best kind, be has every thing in the
line of toilet articles. tor ladies aud gentlemen
His place is No 5, Bates House Block