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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

The journal in copying an article from The
Sentinel IN reference to the recent runored fail
ures in New York City. among Others the bank
ing house Of u : Lrox Co. With whom
800. 900 Of the sinking fund va deposited
remarks.
The union members OF TIE board Of commits.
s;oners OF the sinking fund who have been "
able 10 ascertain the whereabouts OF this mouev
fer some time past. will now learn that il vas on
deposit and said 20 have been The principal cap
tal OF the above Institution. OF which Mr. ID
Riekets. one Of the commissioner. was the prin-
cipal owners. The failure of this house is said
70 be in consequence of doing 4 large business
FOR various western copperbe.ds Who we're specu-
stiug in gold.
The state will hardly lose anything 81 this
failure. "a IL Is amply secured
The " union members Of the Board of Com
missioners Of the Sinking Fund. il they ever
took the trouble 10 inquire. could have ascer-
tanned at any time the whereabouts OF every dol
lar of the sinking fund As We understand.
there has been 10 meeting Of The board of the
sinking fund commissioners, since the election
Of the new members al the last session of the
legislature. and solely in consequence of the
failure of the latter 20 attend the regular meet.
ings Of the board
AS The Journal remarks. The state rill
hardly lose anything BY the failure. il is amply
secused 4" We are advised The, Messrs. Lr.
ON & Co. made arrangements. 10 anticipation of
their suspension or failure. 10 provide for the
payment Of the 900. osO deposited With then to
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

The Boston Courier congratulates the country
upon the passage of the law to prevent officers of
the army and navy from interfering in elections
in the states. L. says:
g Had the act been passed at earlier date,
80 that direct and indirect military interference
with the last fall elections had been understood
by the people to be Illegal and to subject the Of
tenders to punishment. there can scarcely be q
doubt that Maryland. Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,
Psnnsylvsnis and New York would have east
their votes for Mcclellan. These. with the votes
thrown by Kentucky, New Jersey and Delaware,
would have secured democratic majority.
While there can be little doubt that if there
had been no military interference with the last
fall elections. they would have resulted as The
Courier states, We are by no means confident
that II the law had been IN existence az that time
it Tould have prevented such interference. The
officers who interiered with elections were trans
crossing law in fact in doing so, but this consd-
GRAFTON did not restrain them, which augurs i'll
for their observance of c more explicit statute
The contempt for law aud for the rights of polil-
cal opponents which permitted their intervention
in elections must be eradcAted before we can
hope they will treat with respect legal restric-
tons. however clesr.-Chcsgo Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
A 1lrNcIe hN the POne

A notable miracle has Just been performed
here. which NAV be regarded as one OF the veap-
ons with which the church chooses to assert IL
power and il Fights The Princess Odescslchi
has long been suffering from what VAS psoDouu.
ced 70 be Maternal CsnceF ~ the morning OF
the Austrian ball her ie1lh appeared so immi-
nent that sey ersl of cur grand ladies had slmosi
resolved not TO be present The princess. how
ever. Who is a Pole a most excellent and deyout
lady sent TO the pope, requesting his nisrce.sior
His holiness offered up PRAYERS for the princess
through the mediation OF 81. Chysogonus, who
hasa most magnideen; church in the Tras,evere
The princess recovered. and instead OF being
placed n her coffin. got into her carriage, drove
TO the Vatican, saw the pope. who was at din
ner. and thanked bis holiness for the cure This
miracle Is the event OF the dsy-Le.ter from
Rome
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

We publish this morning tvo articles upon
the present condition and prospects Of the rebel
lion. One. which viii se found on the fourth
page, l. lsbored Effort 70 demonstrate that the
has the resources 20 eoutinue the
var indefinitely, With the Prcspeci OF snallT
succeeding in achieving Its Independence; and
the other. from the celebrated DaUID, which
-ecopy for the especial benefit Of our
kind aud christian neighboT, The 10 urnal' pre-
diets the failure Of the struggle on the
part Of the rebels. While these specalasions
and the fact. which the writers present possess
interest. the problem which the nation has been
endeavoring 70 determine for the past four years,
at an immense sacrifice Of blood and treasure,
can only be solved By the logic Of events which
are now rapidly Transporting. Gsssr and SsEz
HAs upon the one side. and LEE and Johnston
upon the other. are just now the agents who are
determining the future destiny Of the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
ALI SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

A biz OF glue dissolved in skim milk and
water will restore old Grape.
Coal Is seventeen dollars per ton, and -four
fourteen dollars per barrel, in Washington City.
Gen. Buckner, it is reported was in Chicago
few days ago. and is NOW III Canada. on a Sc
cret rebel mission.
Carlyle is reported 20 have said: Let
America succeed, and England goes to denocrs-
CIV by express train"
1t has been id that any lawyer who writes
so clearly IS to b. Ineligible. is IN enemy to his
profession.
1t is stated that banking house Ia Wash
ington took $4,000 ir counterfeit greenbacks a
few days since
The New York Tribune says little more
mourn a dead president
A nautical man can readily understand why
Sherman IS getting along so fast. Il is because
he Is working directly Lee-wsrd
which Is simpler in its mechanism than ordinary
watches, srd will run 3s7 dsys With once wind
ing
-Strawberries have appeared II the New
York market and are marked al five dollars per
basket. or about twenty dollars per quSr, They
are OF course ripsned 10 conservatories
With this year tho British Parliment has
been in existencesx hundred years, out OF which
Lord Palmerston has had tenth as his share
The number OF horses is on the increase
in France There are over 1900, 600 there Al
present
England and India are nos within SIX hours
telegraphic communication.
An asylum Tor children subject 10 fts' "a
20 be opened in Massachusetts,
1t i proposed by the navy department 10
retire about one half of our vessels, and use %.
600 of our seameo-one half of the total number
n service--for service upon lard
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

Az AFsArR OF HoNoR.-Two young men OF
Grass Valley, California, became jealous of each
other about girl. and resolved to fight it out.
The time and place fixed, and the rivals
&C. Hall and Oscar Warnoek,) together with
about twenty of their friends, including the Sec
Onds. were oD hand 70 witness the terrible COM
bat which wsud put an end to one or both young
men Three shots were exchanged with nobody
hurt either side, when the duel ended by a
shaking of hands on the part Of the duelists. 1t
seems that only cork bullets covered with tin
foil were used One of the parties was let into
the secret, but the other supposed he was firing
real bullets, and receiving the same in return.
He was of course greatly agitated. while the
other was quite cool The story does not state
who is 20 have the girl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
>orcery an the Sandwich Islands

A native girl had long been troubled With
blindness, and after trying 10 vain several foreign
physicians, the parents took their blind daughter
10 native doctor for a cure. His price was 500
ifhs cured her. nothing IL he aid not. She wac
taken TO his house. The doctor demanded the
customary pig. etc. TO appease the gods, ard
then began mis- nominations. accompanied with
certain medical prescriptions, promising speedy
cure He did not succeed. he then told them
10 place $40 IN gold OF tie girl, and s. under
her for one dsy and aigh, This also failed. and
he took the moncy. The case was given M az
hopeless a. one with which the gods would no,
be appeased The parents demanded their
money according 20 the promise. Ii ass not
forthcoming. and the doctor wac arrested for OBJ
tslning goods under false pretensss The trial
came OF, and he was sentenced 10 sixty DAYS n
the chain gang. and % paw sne Of $50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

9fenlanisn Is progressing 10 Ireland to the
eYioen1 alarm OF the British authorities An al
iese1 eoian agent vas recently tried al Mullin.
gar iO' seouclng soldiers from their allegiance.
1 an y slng tnem to go to America to make Ire
isro 'ree nation. A number Of military pan
pn'e puolishe IN America relative TO the proper
MODE OF conducting popular war in Ireland
were iOuno 10 Murphy's trunks. The ury were
out forty hours. and having failed to agree. we're
tnen olscnarged BY the judge, under circumstan-
ces tDat induced belief that there were Penisns
among them who were pledged rot TO convict
their ally.
Mr. y, OF neighboring town, was an ex-
cess'vely polite man. He was driving some oxen
one day, when be addressed them with Haw,
Buck; and also Bright Falling overheard
from saiiboat. in which was large party, be
was In imminent danger OF being drowned, as be
could not swim. Even then his politeuess did
not forsake him. He said, ia gentle tones
Gentlemen, win YOU be 50 kind as to help me
into the eoatT Ny garments are perfectly sstu
rated with water "
The average loss of horses in the fedora
service IS oOO Gay, according to Mr.. Stanton I
report; aud yet that functionary says the stock
OF horses in the country has not been reduced b,
the drain of gsr The last statement admits o
much doubt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
9ycoSorraArrr srrar or erSERL LIZ AID

=
zfs OFFICERS
Gen. Lee, howsver, does DOT think o. snon'S
sion. he intend. to fght one desperate ba1lie
atleast, perhaps two. He is confident OF victor!
too: for be believes The defences OF hcnmolu
20 be inpregusb And even II be IS defeated
bis army, il IS said will not be annihilated' nor
will il surrender At the worst, zen. Lee can
lose in these battles not more than twenty thous-
and men, and With seventy thousand such sold
iers as be willAsve len, be can prolong the war
or else invade the north. Such are the dreams
which ne and bis officers indulge. But no one
else stthe south INDUCES in such saDguine hopes.
The southern people are unsubdued in spirit bot
they are convinced OF the futility OF further re-
distance 10 the power of the north. Another
thing OF which they are painfully convinced, TOO
IS that they have been deluded in thinking that
because their cause. the cause of free govern
mens and OF constitutional liberty, was Just, that
therefore IL must for that reason succeed.
pEEr DEPRESSION AMONG THE FRIENDS OF THE
SOUTH.
Such Is tue substance or the news and OF the
views that prevail here. They are entitled to
weight and consideration. and We; they may
have an erroneous foundation. Time alone can
test their soundness They have produced,
however, feeling Of deeper depression among
The southern sympathizers here Than any preTi-
Gus event Of the war
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
DnUID,S LETTERS.

he End Of the Rebellion at Hand
conceded HoPeiessness Of the Cause
-Rapid Depletion Of the Southern
ArmIes-rhefr Resources EnavaiI-
abie-Thetr ArsenaIs and Armories
gone-Their Means OF EranSporta-
lion De>troyed-Lec Confident-The
People Crushed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

Town ELECTIONS IL NKw YoRE-The result
OF the town elections in this state thus far show
e democratic gain of seventeen supervisors over
last spring, and gain OF sixty towns as compar-
ed with the vote of last fall.-Rochester Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

4 Ii persons who know themselves indebted TO Moses
N Hunter, d-ces-ed. viii call upon Thomas Hunter,
the New ork Boot and shoe Store, Glenn's Block
before the fret OF April ext and settle said indebted
else the will be put into the hands Of
officer for collection JAMES ). ATHOS
Administrator q Moses Hunter, deceased
marf4-d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE !
LOUIS LANG.
% South Meridian Street.
SENTINEL BUILDING

IMPORTER or RHINE AND CHAMPAGNE WINES;
II Otard and Cogniac Brandies; Holland Gin; jamaica
KUN end Cordias. Also dealer in Cstswba Wines Still
and Sparkling Of the most approved brands Bourbon
whisky; Peach Brandy; Catawoa Brandy; Stock Ale;
Porter and Beer aud Btiers Of various kinds These
tices all offered for sale by the bottle larger
quantities. Only Rhine Wire for sale on drdu0ht.
IMPORTED CIGARS and TOBACCO. Of the choicest
brands, will be kept constantly on hand
III THsving fitted up neat establishment, and offer
ing for sale only pure articles and Of the best quality,
the subscriber hopes 20 receive he socits liberal
share of the patronage of the public
msrl7-df LOUIS LANG.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

HOLD TUMBLlNG--An persons wanting Shade
u Trees, Fruit Trees. Evergreens. or anything IN
the Nursery line, viii be supplied By leaving their or
ders with the subscriber No II North Illinois street.
at Kitley d divers Agricultural wsreroom, No IS
West Washington street. Tree Boxes furnished if de-
sired. WING ELDER
mar25-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30
Paoli Eagle saws:

We stated last week that the tax fox the ben
fit of soldiers families was 80 cents on the hun
dred dolars-it is 30 cents and 81 on the poll.
We understand that only the families in need are
to receive money from this fund It will raise
a large sum
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

BALTIMORE, March q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

Indeed With only ninety two thousand troops
in the field, unable 10 raise more, supplying these
with difficulty. as President Davis himself
admits: with no reserves, and With their men de-
ser;iug daily, il Is evident that any further pros
ecution Of the war. on he part Of the south, i
hopeless
The combined sTnies OF Grant and Sherman
number At the very least one hundred and seveu-
y thousand Efficient eombatants besides Sher
mans gsrrisons and detachments which amount
TO fifty thousand more: and besides Sheridan's
cavalry, probably thirty thousand strosg; and be
sides Haucock's force on the Upper Potomac,
City thousand more. Indeed, including the gar
rison at Washington. and the troops at Bati
more. il easy 10 figure NJ two hundred and sew
entY five thousand troops, all of whom are avail
able and can cooperate against Lees ninety two
thousand. Ii Grants one hundred ard seventy
thousand efficient c0mbatanis, supported by the
above powerful reserve Of over ore hundred
thousand other troops, cannot defeat Lee anG
capture Richmond before the middle OF April. il
will be owing 10 the most shocking mismanage-
ment Johnstons forty two thousand troops, on
the Roanoke river, cannot stand for moment
against Sherman's eighty thousand. How much
less, II, as some authorities state, Sherman has
one hundred thousand men, besides bis gsrrsons'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-30

The court house Of Jasper county, destroyed
by fire January Is, IS 10 be rebuilt The com
missioners Of that county will receive proposals
for the work until the first Tuesday in April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

, IRIS WANTED FOR LIGHT WORK,
celly learned. Apply to r. II. TREslEp, 90
Sou -. top story. ls9
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'ONFRs ~ NEW SHIRfs WANTED
+ NDIES TAUGHT ~ SINGERS AND


AIDES TAUGHT OK SINGERS AND
n IS Dceor Is Wilson'S machines, o. hem. tucs.
Ht"1 fqucv Df1idiur. perfect Ill t''o uu iioNCs
iiiur GA all kiudr ol leather wusk, aul recon.
III iUet 70 -htts after louuDi Ntrhiues to rent aud
III so on Part PAYMENT asp oil ana nreIlcs Tor sale
~. liluNS us, it3 Nes' .tth ~, h,tp cen 1th
u -fr Avenue Hf-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

Urls WANTED To LEARN BOOK
ing and paw bile learning. Apply at % and
heade H. rear building. II
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A GREAT BARGAIN-75 ACRES OF LAND,
n hours from New York BY rail one OF the finest
building sites In the United Statea Price 81 90,
Without buildings. All tho land under cultivation.
pcity without expense. Apply TO Il. e. BACON, l62
nfoadwAy. g4t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

IGOR SALE IN HUDSON CITY AND
L south Bergen, 4yery convenient cottage houses,
built Ia lest mAnnC and ues Sith fine garden, &c,
fut rate location. 4. miles tom J. C. and HoIoion
tories by Horro X. r.. sA2uL $1,000 and two at
$3.50 EACH and water, terms easy; slso at public
able property known tho Waldo estate. commando
ing view Of New Nort, Long Island, Staten I.lsni,
AIDRIDGE Post once, Hudson City, n j. 3ag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26
ANUSEM ENTs.

A MEXICAN INSTTTU GREAT FAIR
This Exhibition 10 one Of the greatest attractions In
the country. II Ia comprised Of INVENTIONS,
chtnery, manufactures agricultural products, fruits
aud flowers. open daily from q. m. 70 10 p. m. S6I
RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
nnrcsdrsy, between Spring and Prince streets,
INFANT RNvEI, AGED az YEARS,
who performs With the ease and elegance Of
ikACEtl ], and ACCOMPLISHED DANSEUSE.
srand MilItsry Drama, entitled
ROLL OF THE DRUM,
astory OF the French Revolution.
NEW SCENERY, MARCHES and GRAND Effects.
Previous to Drama, Soprp, Dances etc.
MADAME MARIE MACARr In brilliarl adta.
w. u. HARRISON, Extemporaneous SINGER.
- OVER 10d000 ClikIOSITIES,
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOG-CABIN
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN In Macon Co, ills
OILS IA 1880, and In which he resided for two years-
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and PTettiest C1RCAssIAN GIRLS ever seeH
- BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION,
Prof IuTCHlNGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
THREE HORNED BULL.
mr., p, Gkh h BULL FROG SHOW
~ LL FROG DANCE, MASTER TIMOTHY.
Coslnoraina stereosco ptcan, Learned sea, Happy
Family t'rand Aquarta, Mammoth Turtle etc.
Admission, 10 cts; children under ten, is eta. I1o
NANlCHl'S MUSEUM, COO BROADWAY
world, embracing numbered subjects Of theological
ana classical interest," Of over 100 moving hsures,
TO which hA been added tho entire group In the bor
NJ the time OF the assassination OF President Lincoln,
s0' up AZ q groat expense, Open every day, sunday
included. Admission 20 cts; children 1b cts. BOB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-26

EOR SALE CHEAP-SMALL COTTAGE
house, goOl barn attached lot l2s feet front by ~
deep good water, ffulavegetables; price 1850 In
gufI Oi JOHN WOODS Franklin House, Mount
Vernon, Ne.tchGster County. n. Y, half hour rido
from New Haven DEPOT, 26l
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WANTED.

LlRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work w private family, At 22I Wet 18th tibet.
and Sih ave. 10
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COAL

NEW COAL YARD-WE ARE DELIVER
~ ing the bost quality Of all tbs different snas If
.loye egg and furnace, Al the lowest market pIice
from under cover. Full weight warranted a. our
oos yerd, no wsst 9Th Of. MACDONALD d MAC,
EYOI, W
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SVAlLORESSES-6 GOOD TAILORESSES
i ON custom coats girls 10 Tell and pad. WaseI
. 40 buttonhole makers and pressmen, 81:
tprng IT. j, STRETCH AZ
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SEWING MACHINES.

FOR SALR-2 SINGER MACHINES Cheap,
10 Orange 1t, cor Of fuon,top floor Brook I6s
SlNGER'S NO. 2 FOR TAILORING, Spleen
~ did new Wheeler a Wilson's and Hove's for
or sell Lowest terms. Part payment n desired
Call ~ Greenwich ave. Machines bought for cash i29
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO
~ rent new aud second hand Wheeler q Wilson's
Ipgchnes repaired and kopt In the heat ordor and
thorough Instructions given. at 1910 broadway, near
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, TO rent,
~ or exchange--Al first class machines new and
second hand, cheap Tor cash part payment at ass
broadway, up Utars. Machines boughl or advances
made. All
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
w chimes 10 let and for sale ladies' tsuyht 70 ope-
rate, at H5i Eighth ave, bet 18th and 20th su 53s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
From NIaNhiuHfnn

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Richmond Wing
of Thursday has been received
The Petersburg Express of Yesterday remarks:
Quiet has been restored our lines Scarcely
a gun was fired yesterday from the AppOmsttox
20 Hatcher's run.
The Old condition OF affairs j. resumed
Sheridan's cavalry have arrived within Grants
lines and the impression Is that be will be soon
heard from
Large bodies OF cavalry we're seen yesterday
morning moving towards our right The fact is
well known that a large body OF cavalry moved
down the plank road two or three DAYS since. 1t
is highly probable that Sheridan, inflated by his
recent successes. may attempt something similar
this side of the lines We predict for him an
ingloriOus defeat.
Reliable intelligence from City Point. repre-
sents the presence of IL monitors and 40 iron
clad vessels in the James river, besides an innu-
merable feet Of smaller and less formidable
boats
The Heralds Mobile Bay CORES spondent says
the advance upon that city commenced on the
18th. Very little opposition was met with. The
18th and l6th corps compose the army of ad
vance and Generals CANDY, Granger and A J.
Smith arc all 10 the lead
The navy fully prepared to operate.
No serious apprehension was anticipated until
reaching the works about the city, which are said
\ W pt ailiso4tl of iofNbp itD'ir VIC Viii uAh {
stubborn resistance.
a New Orleans dispatch says heavy cannon
aiding was heard on the 2lst, near Mobile
/ OR aud after Monday next no passes will be
/ required - visit Alexandra
+ The Secretary Of Treasury. Mr.. McCullock
7 10 recent letter 70 Thompson Campbell saws
he has 10 hesitation IN asserting that in ms
judgment California would heve been a much
richer state if her circulation had been mixed
instead OF an exclusive metallic one. She has
not only failed 10 CO operate properly with other
states in maintaining the government, but has
/ misapprehenaed her Own interest in discoun-
! tancinz the paper money within her limits No
/ country can prosper for any considerable time
where mOnay comm tnis 50 high a rate OF inter
est As il does in California. and nothing would
tend more directly 70 reduce that rate Of interes
than the Introduction OF paper circulating me
dIum
Presiden, Lincoln had 10. returned TO Wash
iug,on az 10 o'clock this morning
The post Office a, Wilmington. North Caro-
Ina is to be AZ once re opened by the govern
ment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-03
RATES OF ADvEKTIsING.

Business Notices published In the local columns of ten
ines or under viii be charged for each Insertion fl II
over ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached VI;
sftheut notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Of Festivals PcRics and Excursons gotten up oy
individuals sssociAtons by churches. at the regular
prices -.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices n lines 0ver viii be charged double
the usual rates
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
10 be charged at the Of e 90 for each name In the
Daily O. in the Daily and Weekly, the same 70 oe iu
sll cases, paid In advance