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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
from W Washington.

HAshINGToS. January 3l-Nary Harris, the
young woman from Chicago who shot and killed
Andrew J. Burroughs, a clerk in the Office of the
comptroller Of currency, Yesterday, has been
lodg ed III Jail. =
Ii appears from the testimony that she stated
to Mr. Mccullough. tie eompuoller, that the de-
ceased had violated his marriage engagement
with her. He had done her no harm, but was
was engaged to her from childhood. and bad
continued his correspondence With her until with
in a month OF his intended marriage. She said
she asked no sympathy for herself; al the sor-
row to be felt was for her aged parents. She
charged that the deceased-had betray ed her from
home and friends and placed her in a house of
III fame, which determined her to do the deed.
Up to noon to-day We have no Official confr
nation of the rumor, although the assertion has
been varied this morning by any equally positive
announcement. that peace commissioners con
consisting of the rebel vice president, and SEN
stors X. t. " Hunter aud CAMPBELL had arriy-
ed at City Point. and were expected to arrive at
Annapolis 10 day.
They are moi spoken OF az commissioner re-
presenting the rebel government, but as citizens
representing the people, on their way to Wash
ington to confer with President Lincoln, on the
subject of peace. precisely in the same capacity
as Blair visited Richmond.
Nothing can be obtained con6rmatory of the
report that the rebel peace commissioners had
arrived AT City Point to-day en- route to Wash
InqtnD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

"THE DAVIS GREAr ALuaSeE. -Io-night
q; Masonic Hall, q rare treat j. II store Tor the
mirthful and music loving citizens The Great
Davis Allisnce troaps hold forth. IN he words
81 = contemporary The Alliance. a. 3. : per
tinently called. l. az artistic alliance indeed,
combining many elements ~hich separately sould
-urpsss the average show q Ire kind. Each
member Of the extensive troupe j. a master O.
hs vocation, and collectively Il : The very bet
.eno.ny that has ever visited tbs citv tor years
Tbeir music. both v0cal and Instrumental. is
exceedingly sweet and harmonious. their "a
loyue. original and pgngtnt. their many inter
;saes infinitely ludieroas. Their dsneing as good
as ve ever saw, and their entire entainmen'
agreeable. without the iesst tree OF grossnes-
or vulgariiy. In fact. Their sorses have beeone
eninently i.-hionable. aud we are grained thai
Mr.. Davis has consented 10 continue them sev
srAl tights in indianapolis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
q. y. supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-In the case OF the
Bank of the Commonwe alth, etc, PLAINTIFF. A.
Wealth, etc plaintiffs. in error, vs.. the comma
sioners OF taxes. etc. in error TO the court OF sp
peals of the state of New York, Justice Nelson
in the Supreme Court of the United States has
delivered the opinion of the court. reversing the
judgment of the court Of appeals. with costs. and
Remaining the cause with directions to enter
judgment in conformity to the opinion OF the
supreme court.
The same Judgment WAS rendered in all the
other bank cases.
Two years ago the supreme court of the I nited
Stated pronounced a decision that a state had no
RICH, 20 tax L. : bonds and securities, and the
present decision is to the effect that such bonds
and securities cannot be taxed by indiree,ion on
a valuation equal 10 the amount Of the capita.
stock Of the banks 80 invested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
sY~Two grand prize entertainments We are

eT- Two grand prize entertainments. We are
informed, are to he given on Tuesday and Sat
urday, February Eth and llth. We have only
to observe that this superior entertainments Is
under the direction Of the New York Jewelry
Manufacturing Association, who have given
twelve at the Academy OF Music, New York,
aud sold over act. 900 worth Of tickets. end dis
tributed over 5000 presents. varying in value
from 81 to $500. Among the present presents
are gold and silver watches. sets of fine jewelry,
pianos. sewing machines, &c, Sc. All who pur
chase tickets get a present. in addition TO the fine
entertainment given at The Metropolitan Thea
tire. which all know is well Worth the price of the
ticket without any present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
XXXVM CONGRESS--2d SESSION.
HOUSE

HOUSE
WASHINGTON. January 81.
Mr.. Fernsndo " God asked leave TO offer the
GLOWING resolution:
Received. That il ia the duty OF the president
to maintain ~ every constitutional and legal
manner the integrity of the American Union.
as formed by the fathers of the republic; and
under no circumstance to profier or accept nego
tiations which shall admit 0y the remOtest in
plicatiOn the existence Of any other federal or
confederate government within the territory Of
the United States
Mr. Farns~orth, of III. objected 10 the recep-
ton Of toe resolution
The speaker announced the 10 count
the votes for President aud vice President. 10
February uex,
The House resumed the consideration of tie
anti slavery rerslluuonal amendment.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

.ew YORK uarke
NV YORK, January 81.
Cotton irregular and unsettled .s5fe7c for mid
ding.
Flour state and western IO@2Oc lower: s. Is
az 30 for extra state $40 Gu q 10 90 extra
round hoop Ohio, and $40 $50 II o5 for trade
brands dull and very unsettled.
Whisky frmer: westerni2 30@2 3lls; closing
at the latter price.
Wheat better, Milwaukee club 81 H. good
amber Michigan 81 40: very choce 10. 81 ~;
choice spring 9 10.
Rye quie, and lower, 81 65
Barley rather more firm.
Corn quiet and steady; 81 70 for new mixed
western.
Oats 6rmer; 81 O6@I % ior western: small
sales at 81 o..
Sugar frm Cub. mr.eovada lst.e a 1870
in fair demand.
Coffee dull.
Molasses active Cuba mu~eavado zoe new
crop do, at 90; New Orleans new crop 81 40 %
81 81.
Petroleum il dull 46GOO for crude 6fa
for refined in bond. and e6ae7 for refined
free.
Pork opened dull and decidedly lower.
but closed more firmly at $50 50@37 % for new
mess. closing at $50 IS; cash S3i 50@35 CO.;
1nsE Al u = a. " lLND
aud 1854 mess; regular $40 5O@3O 30 prime,
S34 00@35 90 prime mess chiefly: S35 00@
30 30 for thin mess: also ) 900 barrels new mess
for February and March. buyers and sellers op-
ton. $35 00@35S0. H4t
Provisions not much change. but they src
tending downward.
Beet quiet at il9Q22 for plain ness, ana Sal
@24 for extra mess; Indiana mess $40. ~.
Beef hams heavy, western S25@26.
Dressed hogs very dull at l5@l6c for vest
ern, the latter price for heavy.
Bacon quiet. Cumberland cut l962lL.
Gu, meats dropping; lTdls14 for shoulders,
and lsd22 for hams.
Lard frmer ~ 1929, rlroice iq'. selling a,
2334@234s.
Coffee is firm.
Butter more active aid frun: 32M47 for Ohio
and 4365S foi state.
Cheese firm at l4@2i
Money easy al ca per cent t asu
Sterling quiet. lO93s @l095s.
Gold excited and unsettled. opening at
2ll AMI declining to 202i and closing at
$685.
Government stocks . shsde frmer with a TAR
business.
Stocks dull aud lower
NKv YoEK MONEY AARKEI.
NEw YoRK, January 81
L~.ter.--Gold closed at Gallagher'- exchange
TO day vt 2O35
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

sS-The wonderful Jukes i still holding forth
q, the Indiana State Museum Madame English.
one Of The most accomplished of ladies'. prsprie
tress Jukes ~ the Bohemia glass blower OF
the nineteenth century. snd bis performances are
a. unparalleled a. Madame English's curiosites.
which, regsrdless.ot expense. she has gathered
FROM all parts OF the world. are unapproachable
Gentlemen attending the Legislature ought by all
means 10 visit the Indiana Museum before they
90 home q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

Mas. BOLTOS's PoENs.-We understand that
the poems Of Mrs Bolton are to be published by
Carlton, of New York, in book form, in a simi-
lar style that the same publishers issued those OF
Jean Engelow 1t will be gratifying to the nu
merous friends of Mrs. Bolton TO learn that the
efforts OF her genius are to be thus preserved, for
they possess true merit, aud they have a world
wide reDown. The collection is now in the
printers hands. revised by the gifted authoress,
and the book will be issued in a few weeks. The
fame Of Mrs Bolton is identified with Indiana,
and we doubt not her book of poems will receive
the sppreciative consideration to-which they arc
so Justly entitled.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

Isaac DAvs-We had The pleasure to day OF
taking by the hand our old friend Mr. Isaac Da-
via. The celebrated hat. cap and fur dealer. Dir.
Davis j. not only a live, 20 abesd business man.
bur 4 most genial gentleman We are glad 10
learn that bic energy is being rewarded at Indi-
annapolis by a very large and prosperous trade,
tie understands the true system OF doing bust
ness. and never sits still waiting for trade to
come to him. but through the columns Of that
great business engine. the press. talks to the PEG
pie daily and tells them where bargains are TO
he obtained. liz * such men tina. do most to
ward building up the trade OF q city, and we are
g~ratifed 20 earn that Dir. Davis success at la
disnapolis has been commensurate with his en-
ergy and wide-swake public spirit-New Albany
Ledger.
We indorse the above notice of our energetic
townsmsn. aud can say that bis excellent quail
ties as a business man and n gentleman richly
entitle him TO all the favor he has received st the
hands OF the public.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

REMOVAL Doctor VIM. Thomson has re
moved his office from Virginia avenue TO No. %
South Delaware street. Indianapolis, Ind, for the
treatment and cure OF syphilis and all private
diseases. Particular attention is paid 10 sperma
,orrhGa. or nocturnal seminal emissions. and i'm
ootence, Doctor VIM. Thomson offers 70 the
unfortunate afflicted with any of the above com
elsints sure and safe methods of cure. founded
on the solid basis of science and sound philoso
ply. See advertisement Oh second page OF this
naner 30 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
Ac.. Ac.. &c. Ac.. &c.


PHmADEIPHIs, January ga special dated
Washington to the Essuing Telegraph. has the
following:
il Is known in the best informed circles here
that Commissioners from JEFF Davis. consisting OF
Vice President Stephens, r z. Hunter and G
". Smith. have arrived at Annapolis. with full
power TO arrange = settlement OF our national
d difficulties.
IL il believed from the understanding between
Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Davis that the terms will be
entirely satisfactory 10 the administration and TO
congress. and will chiefly consist Of an amnest,
20 ali offenders aud swithdrawal OF the c~on6sca-
ton proclamation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
fTXisit RnI

ID Visit Runnion's 70 ms-the grea, photo
grspher aud anbrotypist East Washington street.
north side. opposite Glenns' block. For splen-
did pictures of every sort. Runuion's art gallery
Is the place for all citizens to resort. RunniOn's
materials are first class, and his artists are most
gifted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

eB- All members Of the Fenisn Brotherhood
are hereby requested to attend their weekly
meeting on Thursday evening, Ssnusry ?. 1865,
st,71- o'clock, az business of importance will be
laid before the meeting. The election of off
GERS for the ensuing year will take place at this
meeting. THos. NASH, Centre.
y. AUSTEN STEWART, Secretary. III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
RENOvATER RS.
CLEANING AND DYElAG ESTABLISHMENT

AWE UNITEDSTATES ~DTE-HOUSE, No. 3ssOUTB
Illinois street. indianapolis, Indiana.
At this old and sell-known establishment. the lsdie.
can have silks and WOODEN goods dyed IN perm anent and
beautiful Colors. and gents garments thoroughly renova-
led and repaired.
New aut second hand cloiEing bought and solt. also,
= pAticulsr branch liz the eu.iuess t-lcn hated ans draw
ing-biIiA iA34e cloth. " tear ia ahy garment can h.
% wrought BID. at 70 cau not be visible 10 the BAkec
R-meuh.rt the ylsee. NJ. s. south Illinois street.
fAalO JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

Tx OlD ALLEchASIASs ARE COMING This
tAlents I'd troupe and Swiss Bell Ringers will sp
pear at Masonic Hall on Friday aud Saturday
evenings NEXT week. February lO;h and llth
They will receive a hearty welcome from our
music loving citizens. Their advertisement, will
appear shortly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

~ Our fair readers should remember the
fact OF which we have often heretofore spoken.
that Senonr's, Bates House Block, i the place
OF all druggists establishments in this city e,
which TO procure perfumery Of elegant assert
ments of every variety. Senour's imporiation-
are made direct from abroad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

tn The statement in some OF the public
prints that the police force at the Union Depot
had t9be increased in order To preserve order, Is,
te are authorized TO say. unwarranted. Under
the administration of Mr.. Jacob J. Bisbiug, a
gentleman thoroughly accomplished In bis pro
t~essioial calling. the most perfect order Is main
tssned ct the precinct alluded TO.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January 81 1t was currently re-
ported here last night, and is reported this morn
ing. that peace commissioners are now or the
way to Washington. According to the rumor.
they are expected TO arrive at Annapolis.
SECOND DISPATCH. s
The American has the following special dis
patch from Annapolis this morning
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 81
Col. Taylor. of the I'd Maryland regiment. who
arrived here this morning, says that on Sunday
Alexander II Stephens. X. ii. ). Hunter, aud
two others reached our lines and requested TO
come within at Fort Hill. but were refused. spd
were awaiting permission from Gen. Grant, Who
was then absent.
n. b. | think the commissioners were admit
ted, nevertheless. and are now on their Ma, to
Washington.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

nfGr JuskRfFso cents Johnson 4 Co.
Notices o. Festivals. Picaies and zTenfFssso II W.,
ndividaAls OF associations. OF by churches, a.
oo~t-. sussD~s lssdsd and placed under thsrge va
riety OF balmorals AID gee, ~siihe aufes~ AT low
est figures. 3O3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

ID We call attention TO the advertisement of
Q new petroleum oil company. which appears
elsewhere in to days paper. We are ready ut
oil times to devote our columns for tho purpose
of informing our readers with regard to all lsud
able enterprises.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

METROPOLITAN THEATRE To night the new
comedy of Much Ado About Nothing" by
Shakespeare, will be presented. with Mr.. Neahe
as Benedict. This is one of the most elegant
and fashionable comedies on the stage. The
whole company will appear. and a rich treat may
be expected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

. ey- Marots. No. 1873 East Washington street.
we would advise our citizens generally, = The
very estsoiishmen t in this metropolis To visit
Tor the purpose of obtaining second hand goods
OF every description. Mr.. Marot IS a liberal
dealer, and bargains may be obtained at his
house.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

u This il the time Of year for coDlagra
tions- q behooves every citizen. therefore. 10
look out and see to il that his hsbi.aiion j. we'll
protected in this respect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

VsLESTISEs. VALENrISEs' y holesale aud
retail Messrs. Todt & Carmichael have just
received a large and splendid assortment. and are
TOW ready to fill orders. Their prices are A.
low az any in the market. and their stock com
prises all the lstes. styles Send IN your orders
10 hessrs. Todd 4 Carmichael, and they will be
promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed. a:
No. ) North Pennsylvania street. feb! :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

MEDICAL.
M A N II O O D .

4 Nd THE yIGOR OF L RESTORED N FOUR
n weeks by DIR. RECORDS ESsESCR or LIFR. DIR.
kicorc, tof Paris sfter years Of esrnesi soli-iiaiiop,
has ~ length Acceeded 10 tie urgent request % the
American public. and apPoioted 90 sgent In New rork,
for the ssie o. his valued and highly priEed Essence %
Life. This wonderful agent vii restore Manhood 20
the most shattered constitutions in four weeks. and. 10
used according 70 printed Instructions, failure T. impos-
sibie. This life restoring remedy should be taken by
all about 20 msIry,a q. its efec.s are permanent. Sue
GEES, in every CASE, p certain
DIR. Records EsseLce q Life j. sold IN cases. With fall
instructions FOR Use, AZ ~. OF four quantities in one Tot
-, and will BE- sent % any part. carefully PACKED, en-
receipt of REMIT eace To his accredited agent. Circular
sent free OF receipt o; four stamps.
PHILIP ROLAND, a. Broome street.
jan2l-diy One door west OF Broacvsy, \. n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
SECOND DISPATCH.
Prom NeW York

NV YOEK January 3l-The editors of the
country Who have control OF the new patent pro-
cess for making printing paper from corn husks,
having been overwhelmed with letters ofinquiry
from farmers and Others. give notice that their
immediate wish is to elicit information.
They desire TO receive proposals from every
state. county. and town in the United States for
supplying dry and sopnd husks as the same may
be stripped from the corn
The leaves OF the corn are also desirable. The
husks aud leaves NAV be cut up if more conven-
lent. AID should be delivered at the railroad
stations, we'll packed in bales or bags.
The editors wish to receive proposals stating
the qusntiiy tl.st will be contracted for. and the
price per pound for one, two, or more years.
Address with full PARTICULARS,
ID II. CRAIG.
Gen. Ag't OF The Associated Press,
New York City.
The Po,t Royal New South Of the 3d. con
firms the occupation of Salkeahatchie by our
troops.
1t was though. the rebels would make q stand
"a: Ashepoo.
Part of Admiral Porter's fee, had Joined Dahl
gren in Charleston harbOs.
Heavy fcgs prevailed at Port Poyal
The nes gIubost savannah hsd sgived there
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

~ To-nigh. the indianapolis Amateur Ora
matte Association give grand performance At
the Iabernacle. Court House Square, for the
benett Of soldiers' wives and families. Let all
our citizens come uP sod contribute 70 ;his good
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

~ Al the Circle" 70 day and TO wight
George Rhodius Esq, will be exceedingly hap
~ 10 meet his friends Every delicacy Of the
season. as we'll - every sublime beverage he
can furnish them. The cook Is the most elegant
artist in The city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
DAILY. KEEFER q HUSH.

who.s.a'e Drugs 80, NJ. -. scatA Meridian street.
. G.s. LACEY, General travelling Agent sor the Wssser-
States, Ia, Dearborn street, Chiesso, nsino!s.
y. B-Sere Geouine unless tes box - signed IS y
rOwE .sE3l-tlyss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

1oe Gkptosto0 81 I
1ieu'ensn, Sam. O.. csIfse, of She ssh fsdAns
battery. has furnished the SlIovine ist OF cas-
KiisSEssfst ieha RlFrser. Corp. A. 5. Tn
dervood. Juse7h ;. slsn " N " Henry. Samuel
DugriD.. Jesse . Davis.
hissing-Wilson McCslmeut. Frank English.
J. smith. Benjamin Thomas. Thos.s Sparks.
John Healy, John Taylor.
Nouslly sounded = johnson Whitfield, David
6 Stanford. james q Goldsmith. George "
Grimes. William Gribn W Il Coffin.
Seriously wounded - Thos. Day, John 8.
Snock. r. G. Turner. Frank Brown. r T Beck
EFT. John Cox. W. II Miller, " D Butler. T.
+. Ball, and W. II. Gufey.
Slightly vounded-W. IL. Turner. " J.
Brown. Vim " Smith, JosIF Nolf. Cornelius
Thompson. Ora S4nderson, Charles Connolly
Vim VI. Losden. John 81. Conner. Gyms Vel
born. Edmond Barton. Davis Sleyess. George
" Mehinsey. Or Linsey John kutch, Jas
c Shelby. Fuller Bradley. John Csrty. Joel
Eiliou, X. d. Hibbards
sergeant John H.Cov. Of the Missouri deisch
meut. furnished the following list Of casualties
among the men under his command
Dead-Corporsl Dretchier. Wm. Locky. and
X import
Nissing-Frank Welmes, Womack a. Smytb.
Fred. Nan. Miller Mist, John R~igerwonder, one
missing, name unknown
NOunded-James Poe, - McNott, Henry
Sbuttell. Charles Mccoy. Corporal Arms, and a
ooy named Bentz. who ran away from home and
followe ed the company
W. 2. Cumming, ef Peoris, the clerk % the
Eclipse. vas killed. " ID. Taylor, Of the 9th
battery. was rescued from the floating, burning
wreck Of the Eclipse.
Lieutenant Colonel Harvey CEavan, OF The
s9th Indiana, who was IN the steamer Eclipse
when she blew up at Jacksonville, Tennessee
river. on the morning of the 9th. arrived in the
city aud furnishes particulars OF the terrible seei
sient.
ColoAel Craven estimates that there we're %
privates and non com DissiOned officers of the
9Th battery on board. and 2 commissioner OF
fcers. - of the former OF whom we're KILLED or
missing. those missing supposed TO be drowned,
and ~ wounded. The Eclipse eft PASSPORT.
Mississippi. on the Goth, having OF board the 9Th
battery, a detachment OF Missouri troops. and a
number of other officers and Drivstes on leave of
absence and Through The boat arrived at
louisville. which Is about l15 miles above Pa
duceh. st : O'Clock on the goth. where sbe blew
up
This melancholy occurrence causes more and
more tesrs to be shed Throughout Indians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

~ See DR.. wn Tbomson's sdver,isenen,
on the stcOnd page OF to-ds,'s paper.
lsn Is #.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

u The red streamer fosting from the flag
stan al the top Of Glenns' Block indicates skst
ing at the park an 25tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
CRY ITEMS

sE-See Dr.. Wm. Thomsob's aiyertisemeni
on the second page of so-d.y's paper.
jan p n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01
From Chicago.

CHiC.Go, JanusrJ 3l.-A passenger ;rsin on
the Galena road. when near Cherry Valley. las.
night. was precipitated down a bank ~ feet.
w~recking I'VE cars Several persons were in
iured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

CF- Indies as well as gentlemen. BOYS and
misses. Welt the famous establishment of A.
Lintz, west Washington streets. east OF the Pal
mer House, for elegantly and fsshionably man
unfacied shoes. slippers and boots. The work
that Mr.. Lintz offers his patrons is wsrren,ed.
II il superior and unsurpassed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

II A sudden thsw took place Yesterday. and
this morning the thoroughfsres are remarkably
slippery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

IN Snow. We hsSeszid in another paragraph.
fell Yesterday. We'll. rsin fell last night
Ths~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-01

u An ssterprising company. in opposition 10
tho street railroad, co~ntemplates. We understand.
organizing q line Of city hacks.