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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
WAN CLAIM Z n
~".
LAW OFFICE.
WAR CLAIM
AND
COLLECTION AGENCY.
NO - west wsshingtss ssreet,
~ INDIANAPOLIS. IND
4 IL KINDS on MILITARY Busrsrss NAM

4 IL KINDS OF MILITARY BUSINESS TRASs-
n ACTED All classes OF War clsin. correctly
Soldiers and oncers, who, frsn decisive r.Ils Or
other cau,es, have not ebtAined fail Pay snt Beauty oas
.ss.ia The same fron The Treasury pspsrtsssi tArssss
tAis agency.
Pay; Bounty and Pen.ssas for solaisr. oee.rs or
their Les1 sesrs, ~ entitieA-
Fay Tor hsfs's lesi IN battle, % picket. or N he lips
All damages BY TrOop. or ~ Military o-s.-.; .-.-y
cas-. Of siAi" founded IN ls-, instios, o. eSsify, se-
Unpaid County and Township rO.s,y collected.
ciu.sas Of Indiana holding Military claiEs, Fsldisrs
and oncers ot The Morgan rad. can sbtAls their psy.
Business before the state Military Andfing cs.nfttes
% toes or use OF property. subsistinx. trsnspsrinG Or
resraitins men, viii - attended 70 promptly.
oncers' back Pay for Servants Wares obtainsd. tof-
10 do So
csnnu..,ion o. Rsiieu, for Prissues Of War. or ne,
on furicugh. speedily obtained. Errors on rolls convicted
for men vronsfsily charged and tnec for d~.ssrtis., o.
abseDcn without leave.
CYL ana Military Collections. mad. in all cssssi.. Of
onoers' Settlements and Returns made oct en- fair
terms, and oeruhostes obtained With dispatch IRE. The
Mr.. JOHN ,. DURuRLD, formerly 81 The secsss
lnalsns cavalry, IL attached 70 thls sncs. vks
has BEEN iertwo years in this business Of oneers' He
turns and Settlements. ard l. thoroughly posted n every
question.
All Veteran oGesr, al Cavalry, Aruusy an
Infantry, who arc being mustered cut esn ebtsis
their FINAL Andsyts and Pay Accounts. warranted ser
rect. on which 70 draw their final pay.
The clerks Q, this once are all Veteran Solaisu.
Blanks OF all kinds on hand.
Pull instructions given t. returning oncer. -itAss,
charge.
Competent Clerks and noiaries always In the sscs.
An Efficient Agent az Washington Cit.
Business IN all sarts Of this State or other st.sss
transacted BY mail.
once opposite Metropolitan Thes;rs aud MAJOR Dunn's
o. Mastering and Disturbing onioe, next TO nssss,s
Hall, sheets Building. Ne. - West wsshingten street.
j. W. A
late coioaei .eth isdisns Vols, Attorney and clsis
Agent. su2o-<
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

tT-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

E-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
eftrial. aud j. constantly Increasing in public favor.
Il VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made. rs price Is only IS cents, and each bottle cor
tain. double the quantity Of dye ia those usually sold
or 81.
THIS KAlR DYE is Manufactured - a peculiar pre-
cess, which renders It infinitely superior 20 any dye IN
market. Being complete in one bottle, no preparation
Is required. which greatly ~.implhes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE yoa sroid that svsIr, PsAD sp-
Pearsnee ~ which dyed hair aud whisksrs are - readily
Recognized, when an Inferior article hss been used. a, /,
Prodseesa perfectly natural color OF any shade ihs; Il
se'''ed' from = ren brown to jetty. lu~trcas elsch
that VII net smut. creek, OF stain the eiotSins. Invest
IS ecnts and yoa will be convinced. sold by AL Drug.
glsts aud Fancy 6oods Dealers.
A MATHEWS, x.uuf.ctareY.
DghAssAkSks 4 GO. New York. wsslssAlsA Agent.
nyio-s-st-iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27


81 The Beautiful and the Durable.
The Hat nc wears.
For which he csTes,
Its clothing slick-his taste refined.
His neat made sack,
Upon his back,
indicate the man Of solid mind.
lie has nice cares.
For what he wears,
His vest, his pants. his boots and sll ths':
But he trills a song,
The whole day long,
About bis neat new glossy hat.
III.
lie came TO me,
Quite vexedly,
With deeply wrongs, and plsintive cry,
But | suppose,
That Row he knows,
where a neat Home Made Hat To buy.
say TO you,
Next Sunday dc,
When You go 10 church, with Pious care.
List the voice dear,
So loud and clear.
Twill shine a. bright as the sst YOU wear.
Can more be said,
OF his Home Made,
To The Cents Of gay indianapolis,
lie wears a crown,
or trade renown.
To Gdorr the be ads Of this Metropolis.
". p. BROWN. Practical Halter.
No. - Kentucky Avenue,
s3.ln Next 10 State 0rices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

- Government securities are declining in
the market. Thuse who invested in them as a
source of revenue already are beginning to find
their mistake, "a they cannot realize III the mar
ket, interest added. as much "a their face calls
for. They were worth in the banks of this city
yesterday ninety seven cents on the dollar, with
two per cent. accrued interest to date. making
them really five per cent discount, aud, in our
judgment, thev will never be worth more han
they are to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

"a The rain has set in. The m~atronly ladies
are congratulating themselves on having plenty
of rain water. and the boot-blacks are having
plenty of work in their line, while the young
ladies-the industrious young ladies. that love
so we'll to spin street yarns-are frowDipg about
the spoiled CATERS and dirty skirts that mud and
rain always bring. We have had a pleasant SUM
mer and fall-the FIRST of November is nearly
here. and we must expect rains aud cold and dis
agreeable weather from this out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

Marriage LICE .sEs The following marriage
licenses we're Issued by the County Clerk for the
week ending October rs. ls65:
Christian L. Eeiger snd Margaret Abba
aalp.
Robert Butcher and Jane King.
James Monroe and Elizabeth @ Ribbell.
Charles Stanley and Miomi Jane Stinsr.
James II. Bleven and Mrs Elizabeth Havs.
Henry Lively and Elizabeth A Cox
Uriah J Fox and Nancy Coffmsn.
Andrew J. Wells and Anna X. Durham
Andrew j Kramer and Nina Aldsy.
William Bruir and Sophia F%unkmeyer.
John Windman and Christina Disrst.
Nathan r. Hendricks and Merinds X. pur-
sell.
Newton Pollard and Sarah G. Myers.
Daniel II. Hunt and Anna n Lockwood.
George ID. Cummins and Mrs Lucy Adams
Oscar Reid aud Ssrept York.
William Mussmsn and Mrs. Anna Shsfer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

tH-The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Sunday Mercury gives the following
item of the real estate speculstions of John ID.
Defrees, Superintendent of Government Printing
at W ashington. We suspec, that some Of our
citizens will be glad to learn that John ha. so
much money lying round loose:
"A GoAK-There is q good joke here how
Defrees was lately taken in by purchasing rebel
property At less than its value. The property
was cold for taxes. and purchased for q very
small sum. Dsfrees having the money on hand
and plenty Of il. too, concluded to invest . trihe
in real estate. 90 he gave the purchaser $4,000
for mis- bargain. He Was told TO attend TO the
usual matters connected With the sale OF such
property. and to get a title to the same; but
being engaged In the lucrative business OF pur-
chasing paper in the "open market" and other
money making matters. . he neglected the pay
ment Of the taxes, aud that OF procuring a good
title. Somebody gave this information to the
marines" when the rebel communicated with
bis lawyer. when Mr.. Lawyer "smelled a mice,
At once searched the books. finds the taxes un
paid, paws the same, and az once restores the
property to is lawful owner. and leaves honest
John" minus his SIS 900. But this is a mere
,rihe, as he has thousands AT his command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

BosroS, Oct. 26-The Eastern papers re-
port that six inches of snow fell 1t Ashland
Arocstock county, Maine, on Monday of las,
week, and that the snow in the woods, thirty
miles above is fifteen inches deep, loading and
breaking down the trees. The lumber business
this winter will be quite brisk on the upper Ct
Johns and Aroostock rivers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
COM
ny TKLIeEArH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Oct. ~.
Flour quiet and nominal; ,uperfne SCOT 81,
extra SOS 80, and family and fancy brands 9 $50 L..
Wheat dull at > o. for prime old red: new uncs Grange
at ! leBl SO.
Corn dull Of 45c. and nominal.
Oats quiet al 4oc In elevators.
Rye steady ct Soc for prime new.
Barley unchanged and nominal.
Provisions dull and lower.
Mess pork 10 offered At Is so.
Bulk meats held at i78lsh.c for shoulders and sides
and bacon at ls4c. 2O1sc, and s3id24c for shoulders
sides and clear sides.
Lard dull at 20c for prime new.
whisky firm az g ..
Groceries steady.
Cotton quiet Of - Tor middfDs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

~ According to the Journals theology. a
niger has q right TO steal a pair of boots. and
the white man who complains against the niger
for stealing the aforesaid boots should be sent to
the penitentiary. Sich Is (the coloted mans
friends idea Of justice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

CRcUIr CoURr.-In the Circuit Court, yester-
day, Howard Wilkie. on trial for stealing a pair
Of boots, was acquitted.
The Court passed sentence on five men pre-
viously convicted.
In the case Of Moore vs. Walpole, involving
the title to certain real estate. and which was
tried at the last term, the Court granted a new
Trial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
IRIsH REPUBLICAN BANK MOTH,


IRISH REPUBLICAs BANK S0Tn.
NV YosK, Oct. 90 = Continental Bank
Note Company, Of this city, have finished the
engravings for the irish Republican Bank, au-
thorized to be issued by the Fenisn Congre.E. re-
Gently 10 session in Philadelphia. The specimen
copies have been shown. They present a very
handsome appearance, aud, it is said, are proof
against the arts OF the eounterfeiter. The public
sale OF bonds is expected TO commence in two
weeks. They bear SIX per cent. interest, pay.
at the Treasury of the Irish Republic, and are
redeemable six months after the independence %
tie Irish nation is acknowledged.
sNNIvERsARY AMERICAN BIsLE uSIoN.
TIE American Bible Union held their Six
zenith Anniversary Yesterday. The Treasurer
repor, represented the income and expenditure OF
sac society 70. the eight months ending Jana ~.
to be S3U 600.
A letter was read from Sir Morton Peto, an
~uoancing bis intention 20 be present and speak
before the Union.
Jupss CHASE on THs ENGLISH orEsTIoN.
Chief Justice Chase SPOKE at a reception OF
English capitalists last evening He said he
believed the present differences between England
and Americs could be settled without loss OF
honor 10 either.
TAI NV tOtIhksS fArkk1s tosfAhf.
The late rebel GeD-rsl Tmboden, Of Virgins
I. now In tovu, on business connected with the
formation OF a new Express Company, 10 DE
called the National Express Company. 1t is TO
be opened over The whole country having is head
Quarters at Richmond, va.
oRpEss TO rsE.. xELrrssr coSnsasNs-%
The Times Washington special says The
war Department, has ordered the Judge Aavo-
Gates OF Court Martials. Courts Of Inquiry and
Military Com nissions, ~ insert the names in foil
10 all Certificates OF Attendance gwen to persons
sumuoned a. witnesses or employees as reporters.
ard in case OF officers. their rank and regiment, in
order that The men sho pay accounts on such
Certificates NAV DC possessed Of the requisite
data.
GILIFARr AFgAIRs
Orders will shortly be Issued by the War De
psrtment directing the muster out Of twenty
nine additional pAymssters- The QuArtsrmss-
ters' Department thus far has realized between
sr million and eight million Of dollars from the
sale Of nov useless army spp4Tatnses.
The Iribune's special says: One hundred
pardon warrants. duly signed oy the President
we're forwarded to the State Department to-day
for the signature Of the Secretary. The inaa1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
ve~ YORK Uarnet.

re| York Uarhet.
Nav Yesr, Oct. g
Cotton hfm. With affair husines. at ga oOc for mid
ding.
? IS for extra State; { 20 a 0 90 f1s.eommon to gooc
shipping brands extra round hoop -ssAc, and . l5a Il
so FOR trade brands. market closing heavy,
Whisky dull at 2 33a9 s. for Western.
wheat epe ned hrmer. 81 T5oI "a for Chicago spring
/ 75Bl - for Milwaukee club; / s0RI 81 for anbei
Milwaukee, and J 49, IS for new amber STATE, ss
: 81 for comma white Western, the market closing
Rye quiet; I ssol lsiS for State and | 7jal &c for
Canada Western.
Canada barley unchanged; Canada western at I ga
20 Barley malt quiet.
Corn steady and lc better: 1Sfes for unsound snd ssass
oste in moderate request at -soso Tor un.ound and
s51J7 for sound.
Rice quiet.
Coffee quiet and firm.
Sugar Arm and active; Cuba Mucsvads lii.ais.,
Hsvsn. H.. Noissses firm at 600eo Ter Cuba Nuses-
~ado.
hops arm al I9ss5 for tn. oEep Of Iss. and 5osGo s0r
that OF 1880.
Petroleum dull at 90 for crude, $4,000 for
for refined in bond, and s5oT7c. for free.
Wool quiet and firm.
Pork unsettled and h.svy: 81 oo13I Is Tor i,sss
closing at - 20 for s.sh, n 90 for prime, and u
Beef hrn At IL ooG1x 90 Tor plain nsnr 1. ooaI7 for
extra mess. Beef hams hsld al 33a3s
Cat meats unchanged; small sales A. 1865 &c fo'
shoulders, and so923ac for hams. Bacon dull.
Lard heavy at 2ie2sh. Cheese arn.si isal9c.
State.
rrv ,oss sosrr sasrsr.
Nav Yssr, Oct. 20.
Sotey active aud hrm al : per cent. on call for loans
ser.ins .xchsnge more steady At l"sole9i for first
-. bills.
g Goii a shade lever, opening At l .;.. d-,iiniDg I,
] 80, and closing II ! ls
Government stocks Q shade easisr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

IN The Daily Telegraph. the new German
paper in this city, has reached a daily circulation
OF ] 500 prompt paying subscribers, and IS rap
idly increasing. Our Joung friend Metzger is
making a paper that il very well received by his
German readers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

IB-In the Police Court, yesterday. there were
bot i've cases: three for drunkenness-two Of
them being soldiers. were acquitted. and the third
seat up, and q case OF carrying concealed weap-
ons, and hitching TO lamp posts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

Nav YosK, Oct 26-The %trotsisg match be-
~ cen the stations George Wilkes aud Commo-
dors Vanderbilt for 81 900. mile heats, best three
beats. Time. Q sox 2 &c and . a7s<.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
Presidential Appointmcnts

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.-The President to-day
appointed L. A. Rollins, Deputy Commissions
of Internal Revenue, TO be Commissioner, vice
William Orion, whose resignation takes effect
on the LIST November; d. q. Whitman, Chief
Clerk Of the Bureau of Internal Revenue. has
been appointed Deputy Commissioners in the
place of Mr. Rollins, promoted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
Memorial for the Speedy Trial of
Hon. L.. G.. CLAW.

UenlSFtut IOF inc speedy hFtHi Oh
Hon. T.. G.. Clay.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 26.-The Herald's Washing
ton special save; The delegates to the late State
Convention of Alabama united 10 memorislizing
President Johnson to order a speedy trial of O..
c. Clay, and in the meantime to releasc hin on
parole from the rigorouc confinement to which
he has been subjected since his arrest. The me
morialsts state that they have not made this ap-
p~lication from any motive OF sympathy with the
past political course of Mr Clay, or for the part
he took in the late rebellion, but that, on the
contrary, many OF them have uniformly con-
demned his efforts to incite rebellion and secure
success to the revolutionary movement. They
ask this in his behalf, because his implication in
the unparalleled atrocious assassination of Mr..
Lincoln. is regarded by them az utterly impossi-
BILE and unsupported by a shadow of credible tee
timony.
The President has the matter under advise
ment. and the probabilities are that the prayers
of the memorialists will be granted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

IT, The Committee of the Council appointed
TO examine the bordering of Circle street, will
meet this afternoon on the street. with the Street
Commissioner. to make a personal examination
of the matter, and see if the contract has been
SLED. Property owners, and others interested
should be present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

srRloys ACCIDENT "A German painter named
Deopa. while at work ia Schmidt's brewery, yes
terdsy, in the southeastern part OF the city, fell
through the h%sichway, breaking his left arm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

II Wood has been more plenty 10 the mar.
ket for the last few days. The farmers now
have time TO bring il in.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
southern Railroads.

INV YoRK, Oct. 26.-The repairing of dif
fcrent Railroads between Petersburg, Va, snC
Charleston, s. c. have been commenced. and
the Railway route Of travel is now open from the
former to the latter CITY. Ii runs via Weldon
and Wilmington. n. c., and Florence, S. G
The roads from Augusta, Wis Atlanta and West
Point to Montgomery, Alabama, are also in oper
nffnn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

~ The editor Of the Evening Gazette says,
speaking Of and for himself. I'VE need praying
for 2" All acquainted with the aforesaid will
say ameH, TO that.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
OIL STOCK.
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
or
HENRYvILLE, IND
ORG aNIzED UNDER TIRE LAW OF THR STATE.
Capital Stock, $500, 600.
Divtdea iate 10000 shares. rar
value ESQ each.
HARRISON DAILY. P~restdent.
u. tsOSEsTHALL,
D.. w. TROuPS0N. Secretary.

F4NHE pabiic are hereby notified that books are nsv
open at the ohice Of II. Daily, Indianapolis, and D.
number Of shares. The proceeds OF the sales Of this
stock 10 be devoted to the development Of the OIL and
mineral lands belonging 10 the Company, al and IN lhs
ne.ghbOThood u Henryyille- The boring is pov pro
sress.ng under the supervision Of an experiences opera
tof. The Company has three thousand acres Of land,
situated nineteen miles from Jefersonville, near Henry
Vile. The surface indications on thsss lands. toxefher
With the geological formstionS are such IS to- ustfy the
most sanguine expectations OF finding abundant deposits
of oil. Experienced oil ner from the oil rewions Of
Pennsylvania and elsewhere. have pro~peoted this ter
n.ory. and say that IL compares isvorsbly with the best
oil regions In The east.
The general impression seems TO be that the enferpriee
and capital invested IN the development OF oil viii event
ualy settle upon this portion Of the State a. The MOST
promising section within its limits.
HARRISON DAILY,
su30-c&~t Presideut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
NOTICE.

~ UsRTERMASTYRs, LINZ ~ FIELD OFFICERS
NJ retiring frem the Veteran service, either by mus
ter cot or resignation, can have all their papers Fitted
40 with correctness ard dispatch ct Col. Blsks's Military
Clsia agency, opposite Metropolitan rhesier. A Ne
tary Public h IN the ofee-
lsfs tR Sohn " BLAME
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

Il In the Common Pleas Court, the usual
amount Of civil business is being transacted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
NOTICES
City Orders.

Wanted, few City Orders, for which the mar.
ket price will be paid in cash.
Apply at this Office. ld-2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

sX-For Are Toilet atliclcs-Hair, Nail,
Tooth and Shaving Brushes. Soap, Pomades
and Handkerchief Extracis-go to Senour's
Drug Store, No. ) Bates House Block 24-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

sE- Cloaks anu Cloakings. Balmorsl Skirts.
Flsnnels. Blankets. &c in great variety. at the
City Dry Goods Store. No. 81 East Washington
street. l6-2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

tE~The price Of the Daily Sentinel. contain
ing all the latest news and relegraphic Dis
patches. is only Twenty Cents Week, delivered
by the : .rri - in any part of the City. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

6. The Fifteenth Indiana Cnvalry Regi-
nent has been ordered 10 Nicksburg 10 De mus
tered out. and will soon be on is way home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

tF- American and Foreign Goods OF all kinds
Cheap. at the City Dry Goods Store l62w
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~ The City Dry Goods Store, No - East
" ashington street. il the place for Bargains.
low
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cE- See DR.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
Dr. the fourth psge Of to-day's paper.
ian 25-tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27

tY Look 4. the handsome line Of Dress
Goods and Shasls. at the City Dry Goods Store.
l6-ow
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LAsr OF rHK TENT Snovs.-Vsn Amburgh i
90 . Menagerie performed in Indianapolis YES
terday, and. considering the lateness of the sea
son for pavilion exhibitions, was well pstroni-
ned Our city has had is full share of travelling
eircuses and mensgeries this season. First, the
''Hippo.ym piad." William Lake Manager; next
in order wss the "Grest Union Combination Cir
Gus aud Menagerie." W. II Hough Manager;
then comes the European Circus" L 7 Howe
Manager. and close on the heels of this was the
irrepreSsible Dan Rice. Mensgerie," Dan Rice
Manager: soon after which the Union Combi-
nation again paid Us a visit. then came the
'Equescurrieullum. = under the management OF
l.. h. Lent. and yesterday the IVAN Amburgh
Show"
All OF these exhibitions have been literally
pstronized by our citizens. and each party left
With = large surplus Of greenbscks-the ''Grea,
Union Combination carrying OF. next 10 Van
Amburgh'e exhibition. the hons share Tor no
better shos aud no more energetic and gentle
manly business manager than Mr.. Hough ever
Travelled IN this section OF tie country gcntle-
man by nature. a printer by profession and a
Snowman by adoption. be proved himself to be
the right man in the right place'-at the head
Of the Uuion show-and the proprietors owe
their great success TO his ~;ndomitAble perseve
rance.
TRASsFKRs or RIAL EsKArE.-The folle-ing
transfers OF real estate have been made a, the
Auditors Once since our last report:
Samuel Janken to VIM. Baughn, lot no. -
in oui-lot No 1871 500.
Jane. Il. Potter 20 samuel {. Vance. lot No
20, In out lot No J0-Sl .3i5
Jacob L. Wright to Nsthaniel Teal. lot No
~. Ia oat-iot No 2s-Sl 500.
T. X Fletcher TO Marian Scholts, 81 by 1T
tsst Of out-lot No 52-t4,20 %
J. 4. Chapman Of. al TO Msris Cunningham
al feet Of lot No. 3. In square No <6-se.0 00.
wm Franklin 10 Charles n Todd. o. al the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-27
C~ouvcmtion OF sons OF Temperance

NEW YoRK. Oct. 26.-Nearly seven hundred
delegates from the divisions of the Sons Of Tenn
perance in Eastern New York, assembled ysstsr-
day at Odd Fellows Hall, in Centre street. A
day and an evening session were held. j. N.
Stearns, Grand Worthy Patriarch. presided, and
delivered an address TO the brethren, congratu-
latiDg them on the satisfactory progress. OF tho
Order. and the esrnes, zeal evinced BY the vsri-
Gus divisions in the cause of temperance. There
we're over 500 600 expended in the last year by
the Order in this Grand Division, and every.
where the most gratifying results were apparent