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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
From New York

Nkw YoRK, February 9.-'The steamer Ha
wanna has arrived
The report Of DR.. Gwinn being made duke
&c caused much merfiment in Havana Ii,
is there and Is going TO Europe. having fsileC
with Msximillisn. W fnf 1f
The Herslds Fortress Monroe correspondent
says:
Arrangements have been made to complet,
the exchange Of all our prisoners including
colored troops The transfer will be pressed
with as much rspidity as possible I'LL all are ex.
changed
Exchanged prisoners will be sent to Oakeu
Island, on the James river aud boats will run
regularly belveen Annapolis. Maryland ard
that place.
u The Trbunes correspondents, from the battle.
hed. dated the 7ih which is the latest received
says.
just before dark our men gsllantly reoulsed a
desperate charge OF the enemy
The left OF the 5h corps rests on the Boyd
town plank road, and our entire front is being
Strengthened snc fortified.
This correspondent gives TO indications what
ever OF any snccess on the part OF the confeder.
ates.
Our troops have advanced and brayely held
the ground they have taken
Late Richmond papers have the following:
Petersburg. 5th.-The enemy demonstrated
heavily on our right. Our pickeis on General
Jordan's front we're driven in early this morning
and portion of the enemys forces reached the
Vaughn road. snd crossed Hatcher run. Some
skirmishiDg has occurred 80
The object of the movement is not developed.
The enemy IS trains have been running inces
sanity for the last two nights IL is supposed
they we're carrying troops from their right
From 10 III O'Clock last night the heaviest
csnnonsding that has occurred for weeks took
place our left. caused by the enemy charging
our Chesterfield works.
No easu.te5 on our side
NLw YORK. February BY the steamer
General Barnes we have New Orleans dates Of
the lst inst
The only item il statement that gentleman
who left Mobile the 10th says that powder
from the magazines vas rapidly going away.
The steamer Show Castle brings Havana
dates to the i,b inst
Advices from Mexico show that the Imperial
forces were concentrating about Oaxaca. and
will probably capture the place, but in the mean
time nearly the whole Of the state of Iiasco il
free hom'nyaders. and have thrown on the yoke
OF lmpefalist. 50 that other work will be resdv
for them after the fall OF Osxscs.
Indeed the whole country will have to be con
quere1, and Msximisn's prospects are very du-
hious.
Guerrillss ,re very troublesome
There are reports of revolution in the rity cf
Mexico. though it is denied officially.
Acapulco hos been officially announced a.
abandoned
Ortega ha. 9, 500 insurgents
The Imperial General Vega was defeated.
The Imperislist4 were said to have held the
city OF Sscatalon three DAYS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

sr Yorh Market.
NV YoRx, Februnys
Cotton less active but very firm with a strong
upward tendency, S7068 middling
Flour state and western firm; sa,es at 50 81
d9 65 for extra state $40 90 90 IL 90 extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sll 05(G IL Is for trade
brands; market closing quiet.
Whisky dull: western 50 2s@2 80.
Wheat firm and in good demand; No. 2 Chi
cago spring SO ID; No. Milwaukee Club 81 30
Rye quiet and lower, 81 SO
Barley rather more firm.
Corn quie, and steady; 81 s7dl g old mixed
western
Oats frmsr; 81 lIl5 fOr western; closing with
only few sellers
Wool dull
Coffee quiet at 421s @4s for Rio: 44@46 for
Java
Sugar firm Cuba mrsco-sda ise a I915c
Havana 20I. d22
Molasses active.
Petroleum lower ~ GAG for crude 66a
60 for refined in bond. and c4dSs for refined
Pork dull and heavy and closed steady, mes.
$50 1896 -. closing $50 90: regular $34 756
35 % for 1854 do cash and regular way clos
ing az S35 90 for regular; and 80 p0d3l ~ tor
prime; s35 90 for prime mess
Provisions not much change. bHt they arc
teRding downward
Beet quet at sl9Q22 for plain mess. and s2l
(d24 FOR extra mess
Beef hams heavy, seslerE $24 50Q2G %.
Dressed hogs very dull at l514 @l63sc foi
western, the latter price for heavy
Bscon quiet: Cumberland cut 20d2ola; shOri
rhhed 81 y @22.
cut meats dropping; l76leL4 for shoulders
anl lsG22 for hsms.
L-rd hrrner az $685. for choice.
batter more active and firm; 32947 for Ohio
Ani 1858 for state.
Cheese firm st l4@22
Money easy at 6G7 per cent
Stocks better but quiet,
of-iiing quiet. 1897
Gold irregular and unsettled and lower oper
ing at 2l33x declining to 2lI1s, and closing q
ais
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
XXXVM CONCRESS-2d SESSION


- f.fEl ffE WAsHISeros. February D.
Mr. Lane. Of Kansas, introduced bill to er.
tend the homestead Law to settlers on lands re
served for railroad purposes, wbirh was referred
TO the committee on public lands
Mr. Trumbull introduced concurrent resolu
ton, reque sting the president of the United States
transmit to the executive of the several states
copies Of the 1rtice OF amendment proposed by
congress to be added to the constitution respect.
ing the extinction OF slavery. to the end that il
any OF the states have not acted on il. they may
proceed to DO at once. and TO request the exec
utves Of states that have acted to for ward Of
fetal notice of said action Adopted
The House bill regulating commerce setween
the several ststes was made the special order for
Monday next
The bill reported last evening, 20 add on "A de
gree from the territory of Utah to the state OF Ne
vads, taken np, and after some discussion
passed
4 hill TO establish "a bridge across the Ohio
river at Cincinnati was passed.
The legislative. executive and judicial dehcien
cy bill was considered without action.
Mr. Wiley offered a resolution directing al in
quiry into the expedieRcy OF allowing state banks
to have the right 10 become national banks.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill establishing a
uniform militia throughout the United States,
including all citizens between the ages of % aud
45 years, with the exception of the following:
Vice president, officers and members ofcongress,
custom house officers, those employed in the sea
service, officers holding commissions in the army
and navy for three years soldiers and sailors in
the United States service. workmen N factories
and their clerks. mail carriers, ferrymen. tele
graph operators, Quakers and Shakers. and all
who are exempted by state law Referred to the
military committee.
The Senate went into executive session and
soon after adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
From Phtiadeiphin.

FHiL.prrrHIA February Both Houses OF
tie legislature. TO day, passed bill to pro
hibit the storage Of petroleum in the civ Of
Phii-del 2his
The loss BY fire YESTERDAY. is over $4,000
The loss on coal oil i. SIS 900. Only one ihird
OF the total loss 10 insured.
One hundred structures OF various kind, we're
destroyed
The number missing and dead are twenty
persons. Eleven Of one family are missing. Who
are supposed 70 be buried in the ruin. 81 the
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

Prisoners taken say they were expecting an at
tack.
A Fort Fisher Dispatch OF the 9Th SAYS active
hosiilitie= h-d not been resumed
Nine boats are engaged in Smelling The woods
beyond our lines.
A. Fort Anderson the rebels have sunk L., e
plumbers NJ iorpedoes connected With galran;c
batteries oil shore.
Deseriers represent Dist lie greater p,rtion 90
thcii orce ta> bcen 'hdr-sn snl concentrated
=, Wilmington
TIE Ri.hmo d Enquirer sars:
The federal government has been notified tho
It existence c%h only be recoe nzed after The l.
A. far ss its actuoi territory extends.
sims, OF kentncky. SAID Sherman w. ln..-e
and roaming at will
JEFF Davi. was thoroughly abused during II e
debate.
The Supreme Court IL now engaged on sesef.i
important prize cases touching the validity of he
captures.
The president to-day commenced corespon
dence concerning the alleged violation If tho
neutrality of the United States IN the war he
tween France and Mexico
WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
The qusriermaster general has issued orders
cautionng discussing officers against paying
certain vouchers Issued by Colonel J. c. Crane
and captured by the rebes Among them are
vouchers IN favor OF Hsskill & Barber Of Michi-
gan City one for S67 900 and another for S24,
63e. VIM. Curtis of Providence, r. l., for Sl5.-
4ee. and Phillips of Cincinnati, for $50. 440.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

" We understand that the FeniAn Brother
hood. Of this city. are preparing to celebrate the
coming anniversary of the l7th OF March. in =
manner worthy OF their patriotic organization
The last celebration Of the organization j. suff
eient evidence 10 all who the able asnuer 10
.hieh 't vas conducted. that the coming l7th OF
March ell be happy re union of the .'euian
brotherhood. and reflect more lAurels on the -
tr'ote sous oi Ireland who. while nobly defend
ing and batting for the land of their adoption
vet are ever ready 20 ssense the wrongs of their
native land.
Nay the cause Ut the Penisn Brotherhood ri
anph, IL the wish Of every lover Of liberty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
Siuntssipps.

It Is wish pleasure that we again call the at
scniion Of our citizens 10 note the promP;nesS In
which the Sinaissippi Insurance Company settles
It's losses and We think il should be the pride OF
our business men to pstroniIe. aud thereby give
their support TO this enterprisng and reliable
home company in preference to sending mones
out OF the city and state 10 foreign companies
We respectfully refer you TO the receipt of Chan
der Il Taylor IN our columns Of to-day.
fGvi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

cE- The loss Of Messrs. Chandler L Taylor,
by the burning of their foundry and machine
shop. we understand, will amount To S25 900
They we're insured for only 81 900 in the SinDis-
slppi company. which. as will be seen by notice
sewhere, was promptly paid
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

CsRrESrrR JOS WoRx-Alvin ?. Gilkey,
carpenter and builder. No. -. Kentucky Ave
nue.. ia prepared to do all kinds OF JOB carpenter
work. having the best Of workmen and materi-
ais on hand for that purpose. He pays especial
attention to fitting ue store rooms. the making
of counters. &c Gilkey i superior work man.
be j. prepared TO do all Jobs promptly and IN
manner which cannot be surpassed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

tY- blessing takes a benefit at the Metropoli.
tan to night and Waiting for the Verdict and
tight rope walking are the entertainments. which
will crowd the house Mr.. Closing is one OF the
most accomplished scenic artists in the New
World. and the scenery in the piece selected for
the occasion will attest this fact. Give him
hummer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

eF- Y esterday two bounty jumpers. so called.
jumping out Of a hack were pursued down Meri
dian street through Pearl street by the police and
military. Two three shots were fired ~ them
on Pearl street to the alarm of every body. Fl
aally both were recovered. one lying in a fence
corner on Maryland street and the other subse
quently At coffee house. Neither Of the shots
took effect. and both we're lodged. hale and hear
g.. at soldiers home. in charge Of Col. Warner
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

- Rev J Fletcher will deliver his second
lecture before the Union Institute on Monday
evening next st Masonic Hall Subject. The
India Rubber Tree and the Victoria Regia.
Doors open at half-pas; SIX. The lecture will
commence promptly at half past seven Tickets
al all the book stores. At A F Vinton & Co.'S
aud Browning < S.oan's drug stores ard at the
door. lO-2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

IL There are at present in Camp Darlington
about four thousand men. principally volunteers
Troops are daily sent to the front from this
camp Of course the control Of so many men
imposes great responsibility upon the command
ant Of the camp; but thanks to the administra-
tive capacity of its efficient ccmmsndant, Col
Frybsrger. the utmost order prevsils in all The
concerns of the camp.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

FSEcoSp WARD, ATTENTION "A meeting
of the citizens OF the 81 Ward. to consider the
best measures TO be taken in reference TO the
forth coming draft will be held this evening al
the % ward school house. full attendance is
expected, as the importance of the subject can
not well be over estimated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

MrrRororirsS TuxarRE-To night Mr.. I.
GlesSing ~ili take bis annasi benefit. aud We
trust and believe il will be such one as ms ner-
IL dem nd. Mr.. Closing u one ofthe best
scenic artists in the country. in addition 10 which
he Is an old citizen aud gentleman. whose &C
quantance - highly priced by all who know
him. A bill Of unusual attractions will De OF
ierei. The great nes PLAY of Waiting for the
Verdict" one Of the best plays introduced
IN this city. and which. for the past, nights,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
From DelroIf

D.rEoIr. February l0.-The ship owners con
vention met last evening. Delegations from all
the different lake ports were present. They or
ganized and elected Z. q Merrick, Of Detroit.
and E. j. Bnis. Of Buffalo, secretaries, also sew
vice presidents and assistant secretaries were sp-
pointed. A committee OF one from each dele
CATION was appointed to brig the business before
the convention. after which shen adjourned till
| o. m.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

tS- a temperance meeting was held in Rob
erts Chapel yesterday. represented by delegates
from every portion of the state and Nr. J B.
Albeit was chosen chairman.
The meeting was ably addressed BY Messrs
Albeit Church. of Valparaiso. Shuey. OF Elk
hart. Mills. of Laporte. o II. p Albeit OF Bar
tholomev. Lane. of Putnam. and DR. Terry OF
Fulton.
The speakers were all very positive in their
nature and recon nended decided action.
The following resolutions were proposed aud
unanimously adopted:
That the people throughout the state be re-
quested to hold temperance meetings in their va
rious localities. aud arouse the sumbering ener
gies of the favorers of this reform and get up pc
titions to the legislature this subject.
Resolved, That the city papers be requested
to publish the proceedings of these meetings,
and that the ministers be requested to spend five
minutes every Sabbath talking to their people en-
this subject. and give notice OF these meetings
and urge their people to attend
Resolved, That circulars aud petitions be pre-
pared by the secretary and sent throughout the
state Immediately.
Adjourned TO meet In the hall OF tue House OF
Representatives on next Tuesday evening. Feb
ruary l4th, at ~ o'clock
n pox0 Sao,o,..w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

81. Louis. February io.-Colonsl Hsine.
chief Of the conmissary department. made con
tracts yes,erisy FOR two hundred snd fifty thou
sand pouud. Of sGgAr.cu-sd hams, at II cents.
100 600 do. at 81 cents. being decline of tso
cents since the previous contracts. 3OO.OUO
pounds Of brown sugar was also awarded 81 81 u
cents
500 bales of cotton arrived yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
SinntsstPpi.

Received. at indianapolis. indiana. February
9th ls65. OF the Sinnissippi Insurance Company
che sum OF four thousand dollars 81 BOO IN
full Tor loss by FIRE. which occurred on the morn
ing OF the sth of February. 1865. covered by pol
icy No l pa. issued by said company.
d6wlt CHsNDLER ( TAYLOR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

t Messrs. John Ryan 4 Co. "a will be seen
by reference TO our advertising columns have
succeeded Ar NJ. II Good in his extensive dry
goods house. No East Washington street. The
reputation of this house under its former prOpli
etor has been second TO none, aud now under the
new order of things We are assured thai not only
shall all those features be preserved which served
to give it its ancient prosperity and renowr. but
that il shall be rendered, If possible. still more
deserving OF patronage than ever before. Mes>rs
RYAN i Co have now In store - stock extensive,
varied and elegant. and selected with special re
ference u the prevailing styles One of the firm
remains constantly in New York for the purpose
of keeping the establishment supplied with all
the novelties OF the season, and invoices of lew
goods are daily received. An appreciative pub
lie will rot fail TO bestow the full NEED of patron
age We therefore say to all. call on Ryan &
Co. III =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

tE The attention OF township committees Is
directed TO the fact that the old aud reliable
house Of Hill & Conner. No 8. West Washing
ton street, is prepared to furnish volunteer cred
its for three years At remarkably low figures.
feb 9-d2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

MIMI WARD An adjourned meeting Of the
citizens Of the Ninth Ward. will be held on
Friday evening at Wrighrs Hall The collec-
ton committees will report. Let all turn out
and continue the good woork
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

~C.o, n A White who has

sT-Capt II A White, who has been for
some time engaged in recruiting for the l4Sth
regiment in this city. reports il full TO the maxi
mum Capt White has seen service before. ana
We doubt net will make efficien: officer
be has heretofore shown himself accomplished as
a gentleman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

AAsosIc SocIABLk.-Nastsr Aasons il good
standing. regularly voIched for a. members of
lodges. are fratOrnally invited 10 attend Ma
sonic Socisbic. At the grand Masonic Hall, I'D
stairs, this Friday evening at O'Clock also
their lady relatives, viz: the wives. widows. sis
tiers and daughters Of sueh. bat none others La.
dies under lc years Of age however are not in.
cluded in this invitation. IL is particularly re-
quest that the attendance be punciual as none
viii be admitted after the lecture begins.
The proceedings will De conducted by Brother
Rob Morris, l.. L. ID. Vocal and Instrumental
music by competent performers is promised Adj
mission free.
By order OF The committee representing all the
city lodges iO-1-t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

II The boot AMI shoe house Of Lntz. No.
80. West Washington street. continues TO bear
away the palm" for excellence, whether in va
riety. nestness, durability or chespness. Need
anythug further be ssicr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

THE INDIANA CRInrsAL LIFE We uu-
derstand thats new weekly newspaper, with the
above title, Is 70 be issued in this city within q
isw DAYS, under the auspices Of gentiemln of
long experience and marked ability.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

u Hominy feed. choice family -four. all KINDS
Of mill feed, grain and hay. green apples ana
white beans for sale ct No. south Delaware
street. by
l0-d3t LocKHART CO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
fT While attendipl

TT While attending TO other matters Of SUI
preme Importance. IL should stll be borne in
mind that No. 233. East Washington street is
the we'll known establishment of Marot for sec
ond hand goods in rich variety and at figures
which. for eheapness. are the marvel OF every
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WAsHISGroS, February s. 1865
The Joint resolution entitled the Joint resolu
ton declaring certain states not entitled TO repre-
setatives in the electoral college. has been sign
ed bv the executive in Difference TO the views Of
congress, implied in the Dassage and presented
TO me IN it, own view. Hos yer the two houses
of congress convened under the l2lb article Of
the constitution and have complete power to ex
ciude from counting all electoral votes deemed
by them 20 be Illegal and II IL not for the execp-
tive 10 defeat or Obstruct the power ~ veto, -
wouid ne the case IL hs sctios was al all ca
sentiai ia the matter Ne iisclarns ali right OF
the executive 20 interfere in NV wav n the INST
He also discaims that in signing said resolution
be has expressed any opinion or recital OF the
preamble. OF any judgment Of his. own NOON the
eubject of the resolutions.
(Signed,) LINCOLN
The report from the Committee of conference
to establish bureau for freedmen was concurred
in by "a 20 Ga
The House went into com nlittee OF the whole,
Mr.. Pomeroy in the chair
The revenue bill was introduced
Mr. Morrill, made explanation of the features
of the bill
The committee proceeded to consider various
amendments.
Mr. WashburDe offered an amendment that
hereafter there be issued and collected 50 cents
per gallon on all domestic spirits on hand for
sale .
On vote being taken only 90 were in the az
6rmatiye and Al in the negative. There was no
quorum
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

tEIn the common pleas court yesterday. be
yond the resumption OF the calling Of the civil
docket, nothing Of consequence vas transacted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

NEw YoRK, February g.
Gold /. exceedingly dull the principal demaud
10 from importers, while on speculation there .
almost nothing done The price opened at ia.
and steadily declined TO 2llis
Latss--Go.d closed ~ 6xIlagher's exchange
to day at 2l2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

t4- Go TO Senour's drug store Tor every Lbing
In the drug. perfumery OF cosmetic line. word
10 the ~ise is sufficient. Remember the place:
Scnours. Bates House Block.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

txr The docket az The Mayor. court yester
day shows three suests-one for intcrication;
one Tor pe.ldling without Icerse: and one for Ell
oTbi;ant hack charge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10
HOUSE

Mr Allen reported back from the committee
on public lands, bill providing for the subdvi-
sion and sale of gold and silver lands eoinsg
&c
passed over
The speaker laid before the House the follow
ing message to The Senate and House of Repre
sentatives of the United States;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

rE- Remember that at Hill & Connsr's. No.
3 West Washington street. you can obtain three
years credits on the most liberal terms
q-3f
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

N Volunteer credits can be obtained at Hill
Corners, for three years. on terms as favor
able a. can elsewhere be obtained FOR one year.
92s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

~ Several beautiful ladies skaied on the
Park yesterday. They ere expected to come out
again to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

ETT The red stresmer floating from the dag
staii a, the top Of Glenns' Block indicates skst-
ing at the park. Jan 25-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-10

rE-see DR. Wm Tbomson's advertisement
on The third page Of TO days paper.
Jan Is q.