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On motion of Hise, the sheriff was in
structed to remove the building and vault and
picture gallery or car on the north end of the
public square; to prohibit the construction of
advertising boards on the public grounds re.
move the pump ard cover the we'll on said
ground, construct suitable Grains for the
jailor's family remove coal ashes and other
debris and prevent the Accumulation Of the
same, and have the grounds suitably graded,
set and orramated with shade trees, and pre-
vent their use for all private purposes.
rnp. Fleming, from the committee on pau.
pers, reported in favor Of the following claims
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-09-23
$40, 724.27 aisbursed, sls,ss7.ss; leaving

I $40, 724.27 = sisbursed, s19,937.e3; leaving
on hand, 1886 80.
Drew, March 8, 1869 amount of appro.
prration for teachers institute, $50; and ex
pended S2250,-leaving $3.50.
The olIowing pauper accounts were al
lowed -
To Lewis IAnter. $40
To ii. r. Fowler, 65co
On motiun of Fleming, $1,000, asked for
by the superintendent of the county poor
house, were appropriated for the use Of the
poor house and farm.
Sup. baldwin, from the bounty committee,
presented-a report, which was accepted.
It States in substance, that the committee
paid the following bounties: Under resolu-
ton of Dec. 81, 1868. $30.so0; under reso-
luton Sept. %, 1864, $lO6,SGo Under the
resolution of Feb. IL, 1865, there were issued
bonds to amount Of $274, 200, and paid to
the towns; but of this amount have been re-
turned by towns that failed TO fill their Quotas
$4,000, and paid to other towns $500,
leaving SH,500 to be cancelled. The com
mittee have also paid the s. bounty to 40
men. Claims have been audited, but not
paid. for the 500 bounty Of Dec. 81, 1868, to
amount of $50 40. IL ~ III
On motion of Bourke, $l.50 per week were
voted for support of Sarah White and family,
of Ottawa.
The following Allowances were voted to the
supervisors named "for services rendered -
W IT Price ss3 20
Elmer Baldwin 81 r.! e
1 { iiD asn 400
Gilman 81 90
On motion of washbarn, $500 wero voted
to aid the inhabitants of the towns of North
NJ Ill H.,,I
Fox river at MillingtOn, to cost at least
$1,000.
On motion of Sup. Price, Hise and Harris
were appointed standing committee on roads
and bridges.
On motion So per week were voted to sup
port Thos Peterson, pauper in the town of
Mission, and like sum for the support of
John Humphrey of the town of Dimmick.
On motion, SIS we're voted to each the
Free Trader and Republican at Ottawa for
publishing the proceedings Of the board and
$50 were voted to purchase paper boxes for
pigson holes in the new vault.
Adjourned to O'Clock tomorrow
.Saur1ay, Sept. Is.
Messrs. Baldwin, Clark and Price were
continued as the bounty committee.
| Sup. Wicks, from the committee to settle
With The county Treasurer, submitted re-
port, which was acce cted. We omit the
report here, as its figures are all embodied
in the report below
Sup. Stanford, from the finance lmItitt5e,
submitted report. stating the assessment OF
the county to be S1,O2l .92j, an increase Of
$3.50. 0Oj upon last years assessment, and
recommended tina. a tax of mills on the
dollar be levied for ordinary county expense;
and for relief of soldiers families, and a
further tax Of mills on the dollar to pay
principal and interest OF the bounty debt of
the cotuty for. 1866. Also submitting the
following statement Of the finances of the
county.
The balance in The Treasury reported at the
September, 1861, s,ssior ,v.- sis,os5 Is
The net revenue derived from taxes duria the
past year is, 1853 II
ReNei,te from ctfcr SOURCES, Sc. IS
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RGn sale.

EyIE Geicer ot-e ana Furiffure connected with sa,t
house i offered sale and can he had on re'sohI r
terms, the proprctors desire change oil p'Hsrhe
particulars enquire at the house, Ottawa
sent 16. DIFF - L-.L.---l
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S,Hc waIk NoaIcc,

NOTICE is hereby given that Street and Alley COMM
IN tee, Of the City Council of the city OF OTTAWA WI
receive proposals for building sidewalk m aseofn,I
with law and ordinance In front OF lots and IN poeh
IL, Green's Addition To Ottawa. - u.
Ottawa; sept 231w R.N- WATERMAN, City Clerk
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.rnoon. trial of draft horses, roadsters,

the afternoon. trial Of draft horses, roadsters'
&C., on the track. :. r. ~
Thursdays. Ladies' Eauestrianship in. the
forenoon. Then an address by Bon. B. C..
Cook. In the afternoon great and exciting
foot race between the famoes Indians, Young
Deer Foot and JacoHs and two of the fastest
arotting horses fron Chicago. Most of the
premiums will also be announced on this
day.
Friday-De Devoted to various grand trottins
matches, for prizes ranging from $50 down
to SIS. Judge Cations splenard park OF elk,
deer, antelope, &c, will be exhibited On the
ground .dtasi"g the hsttwc-days of the fair.
There, we take IT, IS series of divertise.
ments promised, which few societies in the
state Would undertake to exceed, Let the
people come en- masse. There is room for
all and let the week 10 grand jubilee of
labor!
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Fridny, Sept. -.

Sup. Price, from the military committee
reported the following sums as expended for
support of soldiers families (mo.tly since
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Said committee also recommended that the
sheriff be authorized to pay at the rate Of 81
for each IL hours service for good and
efficient men 70 guard the jail; which was
adopted,
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ERR SALE.

,sy;, ,,ol eiph,y-one, (s1) in the Stafei
add,i,n ~ Ottawa with good substantial two story
Lri. K house thereon Enquire Vi . - s.,yr,y
sept l6, 65-f I'D
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LOST

IN Thursday August 3lst Is S.. somewhere between
~ Norflr,is corner and Geo. H. Riggs Reaper Shop,
or III NE Shop in OTTAWA, caffssih pocket book, contain
ing FIVE dottrf b and ebange also two notes OF
hand given TO John Brundageone for sil3So signed y
VIM Cuins Abram Hopes and the other for ten dol
lars Ahfam Hopes. Both the notes have icca
D. III value person, and all persons
cautioned against purchasing them.
liberal rewa-d will he paid To person who will
turn me- said book leave ut the Free Trser
Office in Ottawa ;. ADRAM HOPES.
sept 9, G5-4w
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The South Carolina convention has re-
pealed the ordinance Of secesson,-there
being three votes in the negative.
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Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The chairman announced the following
committees:
FTnance-Hfckling. Stanford, Clark, G. W.
Armstrong, Washburn.
Caims-Hise, Chase, Ryers.
To Settle rith C,unty Treasurer-Wicks,
soule. Ashley, Pool, Zimmerman.
Wih School OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Cos
grove, Dent, Green, Bourke.-
Court House and Jdil-McIntyre, J. W.
Armstrong, jacobson, Galloway, Stevenson.
Equalization-Soule, Brown, Kistler.
iSramp Lands-G. w. Armstrong, Elem
ing. Hise.
Pauprs-Fleming, Trowbridge, Dickson,
Wilkins, Chapman.
To,cnsh5p Oryan,zation-J.W W. Armstrong,
Ashley, Vale.
Miitary-Price, Clark, Mattoeks, Harris,
Kline.
On motion of Bourke, Sl.5O per week each
was voted for support of Mrs. Quinn and
Ms Reardon, and Sl.OO per week to Mrs
O'Brien.
On motion, the use of the court room was
gran ed for the soldiers mass meeting to-
morrow afternoon.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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My wife, theresa having left iel and boari without
Just pruvocaton and taken $50 and notes payable
to hereby all persons hari'Or her
account shall be responsible for any bills Of her
contracting All persons are cautioned mol "a purchase
Said i'I ii.t VALENTINE HESSLEh
IN
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Bofkrd Of supervisors.
SEPTEMBER SESSION, 1865.

Monday, Sept is, 1865.
Board met pursuant to law. On Calling
the roll, 81 members answered to their
names. On motion. the Board then adjourn
ed 10 s o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Tuur,70y- Sent Il

Sup. Hise, from the committee on claims,
reported the following, which were allowed as
indicated below:
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Estate Of Francis Libby, deceased Resigns
fion Of administrator.

IL persons Interested ara frreby Notified that or
N Monday the senty -thirI day of October, A. n 1865,
s, appear the County Court of In Sale county.
in the state Of Illinois, the house in Ottawa in
said county and tender resignation. and
present adjustment administrator of said
estate and where all persons interested can appear
and he heard, If they fit SO to do.
TALLMAN LIBBY
sent "a 65-Sw Administrator o said Estate.
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SivI.52!95

The amount Of coIinty orders and Jury ccrtiscatfs Is
sued during the pt-t il, S2S,9.J g..
The amount of county orir issued during tie past year
on military arcDunt j. 81 :5ji ~.
The aipunt of ordinary county orders and jury certif
Gates now outstanding j. estimated mt 81 $40 90
The amount Of orders issued military
now ousstIndin: 10 r-timi t-i at 500 o..
The amount Of nserest coupons past due not vet pre-
scented for j.. - G3j IS. The balance fS2; yl
above menened il int rdcI provision isr such
p'ns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

the outer hsrbor OF Mobile. In the positions
which they held on the Let of January, 1864
In Tennessee. federal occupation has lost, In
the country between the Tennessee and the Mia
sissipPi, seven thousand square miles. In Georgia
invasion has, within the past year, acquired do
mini0n over about two hundred square miles, and
in South Carolina has acquired. since the first
day Of 1864. territorial jurisdiction over one
hundred square miles la North Carolina Mr..
Lincon's rule presents. to-day. no change of
area since the opening of Las; year. In Virginia
federal occupation, having exchanged thirty
four hundred square miles north of the Rapidan,
Tor i've hundred above tide water on the james
presents on its years work OF blood, three thous-
and square miles Of actual loss.
On the eastern side of the Mississippi river We
see thus, that, notwithstanding a gain OF two
hundred square miles in Georgia, and OF one bun
dred IN South Carolina, the miscarriage in Vir-
gihia, aud the abandonment of Western Tennes-
sec, place Mr. Lincoln's occupation OF Southern
sol at s loss, on the operations of the twelve
months Just ended. of about ten thousand miles
square. On the western side of the Mississippi
river, the details gifen above show the territory
inclosed by federal domination, to have been re-
dueed. since the first of January. 1864, to the
enormous extent OF fifty thousand square miles
N Y News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPiis.

The Fenian Brotherhood now claims a mem
bership of 500 600, and funds to the amount of
81 500 600
Recruiting is nos active in all parts Of New
England. Every state of the northeast Is likely
10 have its quota filled before February
"A number of Young ladies have gone TO St.
Louis from New England, for the purpose of
acting as teachers in negro schools
1T took the United States House Of Repre-
sentatives about two hours only to put through a
deficiency bill amounting to nearly one hundred
millions.
"A pastor in Maiden, Mass. at the opening
of service last Sunday morning. acknow lodged
the very generous Christmas present from his
wife Of two babies--a little daughter and son.
Rev J c. Fletcher has returned from trip
to Brazil He came by way of Europe During
his absence he visited Pompei, and made a
special examination of the ruins OF that famous
city.
Two burglars have been convicted in Lon
dOn and sentenced to six months imprisonment
each. on the indirect testimony of parrot, who
told its mistress that one of the prisoners came
into the room and stole the money
Another economical fashion, closely follow
ing or the heels of "no card" mania, has been
invented Thus, gentleman wishing to invite
"a FREUD to dinner, sends a note written in this
shape:
"Nr Olapod presents his compliments to Mr.
Busby, and begs the honor of his company to
dinner on Tuesday next, at y O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. No champagne.
A farmer in the township of Wallace. Can
ada alarmed BY the appearance OF something at
md ha nfha piu ha tbo,, n,
was Fenian,' about whom excited reports were
prominent, got up out of bed. shot AZ il. and
found he had killed his best COW.
The New York Journal of Commerce saws
the japanese style of giving dinners has been
adopted in that city. which is TO invite the guests
with the understanding that they will politely de
cline The Only difference is that in New York
the correspondence is printed IN the newspa-
pers
At Hankow. on the Yang ezs river, the
customs returns for eight months in 1864 show
an increase Of Sl33,0 600 the same months
last year American steamers continue to con
troll the carrying trade OF the river, and several
very superior ones have recently arrived from
New York
The telegraphic service is now completed
from ST Petersburg TO the frontiers of China
tt tOtil VI tut - J,tOO NtletS AlNc
Fights of "A mile each) The works have all beer
completed in three years. We can order our tea
direct from China on the completion of the Rus
sian extension now being made by the Western
UDion Line
The Washington correspondent of The New
York Commercial saws: 1--WE have already anxi-
ous politicians from all sections of the country
asking that she doctrine of rotation may be en-
forced, that they step into pleasant positions
before the public crib Depend upon it. the po
litical pressure in some cases will be irresistible
and gentlemen who have counted upon holding
over until 1869 will have - retire TO privat,
life in 500 4"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

liapreafH rom an olfoal correspondence that
on the lllh oi November Secretary Seward
wrote 10 Minister Webb that the government had
iusl heard ul The capture Of The Florida by the
Wachupet " iiahia, and OF the subsequent hoe
Utilities OF The BRAZILIAN iorce Ia port, and that n
this stage Of The mattel. he PRECEDENT thought 4
proper that Ne Webb should Inform the minister
0l foreign affairs that Ne Ateno. indlsposei a. ca
anime tie subject on IT. merits carefully, and n
consider whatever question may arise uut ul b. Va
heoomiW AID heudb sptlt " that spirit
should be- adopted bf HE lmrefisi Majesty gov
eminent Ga lhe 18Th ~ December Mf liar
bosA, Charge dAliAIn al interim. addteaael
Secretary Steward lutlpf IN reference l1 the
seizure ~ the Florida calling v an act OF the
most ilanapunlsut CAVITY which Involved 4
manifest violation ~ The territorial nfiidolnh ol
The empire and sn urehso 10 ne honor aud sot
eiuighs lie uuieis into particulars OF the sps
ufe, aud concludes bt siSina "ou thia opca
sion, remembering the United State, whuse an
ipeedunia ate veil known la history hy lie phef
getp delunse ~ and respect iuf. neutral fights
81 theap uushakph principles the undersigned can
no. eonsldsi he event Which occurred ~ liahia
othefsse than as the Individual act OF tho com
mahdtf ~ The Wsehnsell, nat authorised ~ ap
proved by liis government Aul that u will there
bore flve thp government ~ he majesty the Fm
pplnf explanations hhl fppifalHh shph. Ia ruu
tfmlif with International Laws, afe due g. a
rowef which maintains ifehdl, AID pacific fela
lIona with The uhlled States
"fhe igsi reclamation ~ che imrefisl govern
mehl tenp lhus presented, lha uhdets shei
awaits tho feply oi Tie lion Nv Aeesn AMI
fulls eenndlnH 10 he exalted wisdom, and Ia The
Justice ~ The government ~ the tnllel states
be- has nHl ettn iuf a moment doubted bat ihal
u wouid he ~ satisfactory ne The lneahieall
hlu tight Witch aids The lmplle ani Tho tasl
gfaslls ~ lhe oilsnss shleh vac dene ~ u msj
require
Aeetslaf, seward 10 he iep, aa,s Jealous,
~ f1felrn Intervention ih etsgf tufh, snd absa.
iute nuh intervention IN she dumssiic alfalfa el
tatah u,lsina, Afa cardinal pflnelplea Va ht
policy ~ ihe rhlled states You have iheteluts
Justly ssreelal thN The i'esliunl eaull dlsatee
and ftrifl The proceedings a lAhls Ito vii
suspend Captain Collins, AID ilieel hlm 10 sp.
fsaf lsiase e'mt. marital he eonsu q, Ia
hla admits thai 10 adtlsed ahi ihtliel The cap
tute, Ahd ass active IN she proceedings lie will
lhstsivfs be dsAlsapi The nsg uf nfafll will
lpeess iron lhs United states hasf Che behet
customary W lbe Intercourse ~ itlsaiit msH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
LegisiatIsc Caucuses.

DEMOCRATIC
The Democratic members Of the House Of
Representatives me, last evening in the Supreme
Court room, and made the following nominations
to be supported in the Organization Of that body:
For Speaker-Hou. Jasos .. BRowx, Of
Jackson county.
county.
For Assistant cierk-JoHx c. RosrSsoS, of
Rush county.
For Doorkeeper-col. HrSnS AcHKr. of Ma
riCE county
For Sergeant at ,Arms--JoHx FRAzIEE. of
hrion county.
The Democratic members of the Senate met
in the Senate chamber. and made the following
nominations:
For Principal Secretary-A. T. wHITrLEsEY.
of yanderburg county
For Assistant Secretsry--J : BnoApwELL. of
Monroe county.
For Doorkeeper-M- A. o. PAckARp. of
Marshall county
For Assistant DOorkeeper--J. S MonoAv. Of
Davies couhsy.
At = meeting of the Republican members of
the Senate. Hon. p. c. DrxsISG in the Chair,
the following nominations made:
For Secretary Of Senate-A p Newkirk. OF
Marion county.
For Assistant Secretary-Capt o. NJ Will
soy. of Marion county.
For Doorkeeper-Capt. JoHS II. JOHNSON OF
Owen county.
For Assistant Doorkeeper-Dr. 5. g. THoMP-
soS. Of Wabash county.
For Sergean. at Arms--WILrIAN OLIVE. OF
Boone county.
The following nominations we're made by the
republican members Of the House:
For Speaker--Hon. JONI NJ. PERTH. of Wa
bash county
For Principal Clerk--CYRrs T. Nixon. Of
Clark county.
For Assistant Clerk--Captain BRAfFErr, OF
Wayne county If#
For Doorkeeper-Carta DOLBY. of Boone
county.
We understand that he proceedings through
out, on both sides. were harmonious. indicating
a prompt organization Of the General Assembly
for legislative business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The National Intelligence has been sold TO
Messrs. JONI F. CoYLs. A G ALLEN and WM
r. Snow. who will hereafter conduct it. Col.
SEAroS, the retiring proprietor, With Mr. GALES,
established The Intelligencer fifty two years ago
and has since that period been connected with
IT, contemporary remarks:
The retirement of Col Sea;on from editorial
life is an event in the history of American jour
nalisn. Born in Virginia in 1855, he has nearly
rounded eighty years. over sixty of which has
been spent in the editorial chair. His mother
WAS a cousin of Patrick Henry. At the age of
lS he became assistant editor Of Richmond
paper. He then took charge of The Petersburg
Republican. but soon purchased The North Car
DINA Journal at Halifax, the former capital Of
North Carolina. whence he again removed to
Raleigh, the new state capital and became con
nected with The Register, an influential journal.
edited by Joseph Gales. ST whose daughter he
subsequently married. In 1912 he removed to
Washington, and became partner with his broth
er-in-law, Joseph Gales, it,. in founding The
National lntelligencer. which they conducted
conformity till the death of Mr. Gales in July,
1860 since which Mr.. Seiton has been sole editor.
From 1919 to 1890 Gales and Seaton we're the
exclusive reporters as well rs editors OF their
journal, one of them devoting himself to the
senate and the other 20 the house of representa-
tives, where they had seats assigned them iii
rectly bv the side of the presiding officers Their
Register Of Debates" ia one Of the standard
sources of American history, and The Intel
gencer. in ability. candor. fairness and courtesy.
has ever been conspicuous among American
newspapers. For twelve consecutive years, be
ginning with lS40, Mr. SeatOn was elected
magor of Washington city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

For The sentinel.
The late order OF Adjournment OF
the supreme Ccurf 10 Court In

Course.
Ma EDrroE.-I send you this to correct = mis-
take Of The Journal II says the above named
order vas ille1sl snd void The editor was not
lawyer. or be would not have committed The
error
The statute provides. section = q ( h p. ,,
that each term lofihe Supreme Court shall con
sist OF thirty day, and be enlarged If the business
thereof requires IL" Now. when the thirty DAYS
term il out, who i to exercise the discretion as
70 its continuance longerf u II no, the court
then in session Aud Is il not legal for il. in
the exercise Of that discretion 10 close the tefml
When Law provides that the commissioners or
Circuit Court shall at many days or weeks,
and longer, If the business requires il; don't the
commissioners or court exercise the discretion
TO adjournment after the fixed time. and is their
act not legalt And the public business may 20
on IN vacation. Petitions for rehearing may be
fled ia vacation within sixty days; the judges
can consult and make up their opinions. &c
Again the statute provides, = g K Il, A.
that:
"0n the second Monday OF January, 1853. and
every two years thereafter, the Supreme Court
shall appoint 4 sheriff thereof. who shall give
bond in the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars. with
suretes 10 be approved by such court and bold
bis Office for two years and, il vacancy 10 such
Office occur ia vacation. any two OF the judges Of
such court may appoint sheriff to serve until
the next term OF the court, when such vacancy
shall be filed by vote of majority of tho
judges thereof"
This statute provided for filling the Office Of
sheriff in 1883 aud provides for filling il after
wards, but IS directory, perhaps, as to the day;
because, If sheriff should die in the middle OF
his term, a new sheriff would, perhaps. be ap-
yointed for Two years, and his appointment would
not he every two years after 1853. But if the
statute is perempsory, so that an incumbent
sheriff cannot hold over. then vacancy would
occur in the present case in vacation, and the
statute meets the contingency, and provides for
a temporary appointment by two judges in vaca-
ton Ii not necessary TO keep the term
open beyond thirty days TO appoint sheriff.
The order Of adjournment was perfectly legal and
proper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05

A Washington special % The Nov loIE
Herald sa,s
A, The Christmas reception given b, Af Din
soln lsss Monday, the venerable secretary 81 ths
nav, vas Va high feather, boasllhH OF The
sshlsse ments 81 the South Atlantic blookad
hf .auadfon IN capturing Savannah, while slso
being kHI enough 10 AeknowledKe ,hat The
forces uuaet Geo sherman bad rendered ihs
navy some not Uncomfortable help After Nj
Welles lpft ihe tuom general officer she wa'
pfeseutathe head ct 49, important huieeua-te
mafhel that the patfisfphai secretary ~ nui
navy 'seemei - eonsllief the capture oI ettan
nah altogether naval triumph To lhla MI
Ilnrea nsshsd lufih Que 1T he magnificent
iakes, lhefe bsihg unls iha ul9eellun " Ne 30
production that u was ~ 49, fieh 10 bt printed
shi esa Quiz he passed nom mouth ~ mouth. ~
The elteea OF ihe ihnefmuai initiated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

Failure Of SAsridaH's Expedition against Cor
densrilie-Refreat Of SAeridaR's Forces
Waai the Expedition r0s Intended 20 Accom-
plish-Fi-fHaI Failure o. the Expedition
against HilaingtOn-Dgsat Of General But.
Ter ond Re eHbarkafion Of the Land Forces
Failure oftse ErplOiisR Of the POirdeT Vessel
-Expecfed Return Of the FLEET 70 Fortress
MOHrOe-Hsrritle Oafrages Committed 6y
Shermans Troops They are Winked al by
the Administration