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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

wAsnrSeroS. March 30-The Chrooicle OF
TO dsy says: The runor which i ressiled By the
gossip OF the city Of meeting of the president
and Generals Grant. Sherman. Meade. Ord and
Sheridan. on board the steamer River Queen. ia
undoubtedly correct, bat we assure our read
er. that the result OF this conference is cot pub
lciy known.
The statement that Lee bad asked for . con
ference with Grant is entirely without founda
ton
Commodore Charles Il Bell has been ordered
TO the comm md OF the navy yard 81 New York
in place OF Admiral Psuldipg. The order takes
effect on the lst of Nay.
The steam revenue cutter Northerner left tie
navy yard Yesterday afternoon. having on board
Secretary Se~ard and daughter, Seignor Don
Gsbriel Garcia Torsara. the Spanish minister.
Joseph Hume Burnley, the English minister. 4
A Interior and lady. and several other invited
lady guests, bound for Fortress Monroe on =
pleasure trip. The party will be absent from
Washington three or foar days, and during that
time may pay visis TO General Grant at City
Point
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
All. SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

Syracuse. New York, has elec.ed demo-
cratic mayor
The New York Tribune is almost a. impa
tient for peace as it was for
Substitute brokers ia Maryland sre required
20 pay 81 year for license.
Fred Douglas. talks of starting paper At
Baltimore
Prime new butter is selling 8, Worcester,
Mass. az twenty cents g pound
or the special tax-upon incomes Californis
paws over one million dollars
A man IN Illinois sold posts. fran fer
acres OF locust II years old. TO the Central Hi
nois r ilroad 20 the snount Of $4,000
There i giant a, Hong Kong, China. who
is eight feet and three inches high DE is the
highest man known. and il uncommonly good
nstured
Wall street. Nes York. i ike an hour
glass: i,s money tide toNs in and out just AZ
the progress of the war turns il up aud down
The New York Evening Poet takes issue
with the cotton policy ol the administration. and
thinks it has damaged the trade interest OF The
country.
There are now, ~ the vast piDeries OF the
Upper Mis- ssppi not far from one hundred and
6fty million feet # logs cut and ready for the
spring "drive "
In Quincy. Illinois. recently, two mer
claimed = calf Both proved their Ownership by
cro~ds of witnesses and the bothered judge de
cided TO place the calf on the street at az sQua
distance from the residence Of each claimant and
leave the animal to fnd the way home AID de-
eide she case By its own instinct
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
COMM ERclAL.
IT rrLsssArn.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March 80
The decline in gold has depressed the marke,
for ali articles, and prices are lower and to .
great extent nominal.
Flour quiet. but held nominal at Sc 80 70
prime.
Red wheat sold at 81 co.
Oats declined to 64@65 in elevators.
Corn dull and prices nominal at 15Gs0c for
ear and shelled
Whisky dali. and sales uf 300 bills at 81 loo
1914
Barley dull and prices nominal
Provisions generally dull. and less firmness
manifested by holders.
City mess pork is hell firm at s2s
Bulk meats 1917 6l51<.
Lard is held at II &c and steady.
Coffee 81 d34c.
Sugar l66l6
Rye 81 05 and frmer.
Seed dull and prices nominal
Tallow declined to l2c for rendered.
Butter dull az 25625c
Seed dull: clover and timothy 81 IS, fax 81
Gold 81 4s6l So
Silver 81 3Sdl 40.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
FrOul New OrIeams.

NEW ORLEANS. March %. via CAIRo, March
% Vessels can clear for Matsmoras, and trade
has been opened to limited extent.
A letter from Birrancas. Fla. says that Gen.
Steele's command advanced, on the Sth. on the
road TO PerditO river. miles from Pensacola.
and the entire army was to be on the move on
Monday las.
The army would move though Baldwin coun
ty, strike Bakely landing. 45 miles above Mo-
bile. at which point they expect TO connect with
the column from Mobile bay.
Slight skrmishng had taken place between
our advance aud the rebel cavalry.
Middling cotton see.
Sugar 10000 molasses Al ,I6
Whisky s2.37.
Coal oil 81 49,.
\ large quantity of flour is waiting shipment
north
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

The total rental Of pevs in the Unitarian
church, Sen Francisco, California. for the pres.
enr rear, amounted 70 s70.0 900 il currency, at
the day Of The letting. being s2.00e more 10 gold
than for anv other year under the preaching of
the lste Rev. Thomas Starr Klaz The amount.
az received At auction. vas S37 900 in gold
This exceeds the rental OF the Rev Henri, Ware
Beecber's church. in Brooklyn. which amounted
last year to $50 600 in currency. Rev Mr.
Beecher's salary IL SI2 200. while the sexton of
his church received 81 5O0-
The Boston correspsnden, of Tie Spring
Geld Mass Republican writes that the winter
has been q gay one; seldom so many and such
expensive parties; 500 tor a dinner; 5000 tor
A,wers q; q fuuer-i or q wedding, are considered
moderate sums: 800 Invitations collect VIA, il
announced as a".rsll" party. The guests wear
loo necks and je.eled necklaces. powder their
locks With gold dust, and rusde 10 brocade.
The United States assessor of Chicago has
Dounceo upon : number Of business houses in
that CITY tor making fraudulent returns OF in
comes, and they have been mulcted heavily. by
being required to pay their full income tax and
heavy fines besides One house was obliged to
"fork over" $1,000 The investigation is still
10 progress.
General sherman. il seems, did not quite
destroy the state prison at Milledgeville. lt il
being repaired br order Of the present Georgia
Legislature There are twelve convcts at work
on il Condemned criminals are hereafter to
have the option of the army or the penitentiary
The coss,ing trade of Chill will be open to
vessels of every nation on the first Of May
The immediate effect of this will be to increase
trade with san Francisco, and benefit our com
merce there generally
The Saints have discovered coal oil in
Utah Oil ia quoted in Salt Like CITY at xl2
per gallon. = few oil wells will prove a good
speculation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

GovKRxxrSr VOUCHERS The Cincinnati Ga
zette OF Yesterday has the follOwing comments
in regard TO the unpaid acquisitions upon the
government:
Vouchers are dull at 81 492 for recent dates
The government creditors at 81. Louis have sent
a delegation to Washington Ia seek relief The
amount over due in that city il estimated at from
fifteen to twenty millions The amount due IN
this CITY Il also very large II is estimated that
the total unpaid acquisitions. At present, amount
60 1910 OOO. 900. aud Mr. McCulloch ha> been
urged to paw of this class of debts in 81
bonds. instead Of selling them and then paving
che proceeds 10 holders OF vouchers Creditors
would be very glad TO take the bonds: but tie
objection is that the securities thus di,burssd
would De thrown on the market, AMI cause dc
preston in prices On the other hand u would
save the Treasury commission OF per cent
on $500 GOO 600. would wipe out this amount 81;
suspended debt. and relieve creditors Who are
suffering Tor their money
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
from afro.

CAIRO, March % -DeseTters from Mobile re-
port that city we'll fortified and defended by 1885,
900 men There was constant alarm for the
safety Of the place. and il sss thought IL would
be evacuated in few days and the troops re-
moved TO Selma.
The rebels have gunbosts op the Alabama
river.
Ii was believed the shallowness OF the water
would prevent the federal troops from reaching
Mobile on ats constructed for the purpose.
Two vessels loaded with cotton ran the block
ade on the night of the 18th.
Two disguised federal officers went into Mo
bile and obtained much valuable information.
Forrest is at West Point. Mississippi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

lSpIsNsroLIs CoTFEE AND SPIoE Nit - he
steam coffee and SPICE mill OF Me-sfs Judson
Doii. l9l aud 1913 Est Washington street, J.
one OF the institutions OF indianapolis Ground
coffee srd spices leading articles in the gro
cetv trade and there i no reason why thew
should no, be furnished here upon equally al
vap,-geous terms they can be by similar e
adjustments in other cites. This can be done.
AMI Mes-rs Jud-on !. ID i'd are prepared 10 DO
IL In fact, without making any special show OF
business. thew bsve. within snort time bu'ii up
a large and rapidly increasing trade. and this
they have succeeted in doing by furnishing good
articles al los psices Their mill has The csS.ci-
~ 10 brown and grind forty barrels OF coffee DAT
". besides grinding spice. of every description.
The ground coffee and spices prepared oy Messrs
Judson & Dodd are fully equal. in every respect.
90 the most popular brands IA the market. sni the
increasing demand for all articles the, prepare =
The best evidence that they are appreciated By
the community
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

NEW YoRK, March 30.
Cotton less active and lower, at a. d40c for
middling
Flour dull heavy and l0c lower, at 50 20Q
9 35 for extra state SO 5509 20 extra round
hoop Ohio, and 50 s5@lO IS for trade brands.
markets closing heavy, with no buyers at out
side quotations.
Wlisky scsrcely so firm. at 81 l7@2 Is for
western.
81 80, No Chicago spring 81 50. old amber
Michigan ST.
Rye quiet ct 81 25dl 30.
Corn quiet and 2@3c lower; for new white
81 50@i 81 rev yellow 81 52@sl IS aaost
and delivered.
Oats quiet snd decidedly lower At 90 for
western.
Wool dull
Petroleum duh; 331sc Coz crude; SIC Tor re-
fined bond; TIC do free.
Rice dull
Sugar unchanged; Cubs Auscovado 1917 "a
H.
Coffee quiet and firm.
Molasses quiet.
Pork o0enei firm, with . fair demand. closing
dull and heavy at s27 OO@29 90 for pew mess.
and closing at s27 25@27 80 for 63-'54: do
cash and regular w.v. closing at S24 for cash
S24 for prime and s26927 fox prime mess
Beef steady and more active at 3l3dl1 FOR
mess and SIC 50d2l for ezra mess
Beef hams firm at 500 50
Cut me + quiet a, l534@I6Isc for shoulders
and l5@l615 for hams.
Boon quIet at l5@l51sc for Cumberland cut,
l61l @l615c for long ribbed and l61S @I2c for
short ribbed
Lard unsettled at l531@lsH.
Butter in demand at l4@22 fos Ohio and
20 DC for state
Cheese quiet at l4023c.
Money easy and a large supply ato@5 per
cent.
Gold dull and lower opening at 81 5Osl fell
to 81 1875 and closed at 81 5l5s
SterIIug quiet at 81 098i U93s fcr first clsss
bills
Government stocks firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

SEWe understand th efforts are being made
to induce the Catholic bishop Of this diocese. the
Right Rev Maurice De ST Pslais, to make this
city bis p,rmsneut rssidence. AS an induce
ment Tor him TO accept this urgent request of the
members of his church in this locality II l. pro
posed 10 build cathedral. which will be alike an
ornament 10 the city and an exhibition of the
zeal and devotion OF the Catholics OF lndisnap
oils Bishop ST. Psas il accomplished
scholar a genial gentleman ard most earnest in
his religious fifth. which has been exemplhed in
a long lite of self denial and good deeds. Ii he
consents 10 make Indian poli- his future home he
will be m IT valuable acquisition 10 our city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
from san ErancIAcO.

SAN FRAScIsco. March 30 Nicaragua ad-
vices OF the llth inst. received by the Moses
Taylor, III days from San Juan del Sur, informs
US that bill had passed the Senate granting 24O
acres of good land to actual settlers in Nicars-
qua
President Martinez recommended legislation
to extend the term of contract for the Central
American Transit Co TO 80 wears
The spring rains in the mountains around Lake
Nicaragua promise good boating stage of water
this season
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

METROPOLITAN THEATRE - To night is the
farewell benefit OF Miss Olive Logan. great
bill will be presented Two excellent plays with
Miss Logan in both The great tragedy of The
Italian Wiies Revenge. aud the superb comedy
of The'LOye Chase.
Monday evening next. we learn. the cold NO
man of the theatre. will take her benefit. She
will present a fine bill. and may look for a
crowded house By the WY. "a hint 10 mana
ger Riley, We see that The Working Men of
Paris. new plav. is meeting with great success
through bout the country. Can't we have it herel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

THE GERANIUN -Messrs Hezekiah ( Brown
two accomplished and popular restsurateurs, Of
long experieD,e in the business are fitting up N
elegant style, restaurant on heniueky avenue.
opposite the state Offices, which will be open IN
few DAYS. The establishment Will combine, IN
der one roof. restaurant, confectionery and "a
loon. each separate and independent. aud the pro-
prietors IN end to m Ike each perfect in all It's lie
partments The dining hall, and the upper
rooms TOT private parties. will be papeFei aud fur
ni>hed with the richest materials that can be pro
cured. aud the rooms already finished are a.
h,ndsomely fitted up as any private parlOrs in
the city. The best OF cooks and attendants will
be employed. and all the substantals and delica
cies of the season will be served up in style
which will not fail 10 satisfy the most fastidious
The Gerauium will undoubtedly be the most
fashionable place in the city. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

the day before the Sight. coming from beyons
Snith6eld.
Jotnston's plan vas. ss be explained TO BIZ
troops when be and H.rdee rode around the lines
90 Sunday morning. 10 strike one OF Gen. Slo
Gu nb's corps and crush l.. allie Wade Hamptor
leld The Others of Gen Socum vas TO be de
coyed into Bentonrille, met by q small force Of
cavalry, when the infantry were 70 spring OF
him
Hoods. n c. troops. Chsath. N. and d d
Lees Tennessee. and Hsrdee's Charleston al
fought us, estimated az IS 900 men IL maj
console them to know that they we're whipped o.
btigsdes Of Infantry, I OF cavalry snd bal
tcries of artillery
To-day the left wing entered Goldsboro, pass
ing 10 review before Gems Sherman. slocuu
Schofed and the rest
Three 6fths of the men we're bsrefooiei and
but very tew complete pairs Of trovsers were
exhibited
They nsrched as lightly aud rapidly as the,
did when they left Atlanta. and we're just a
cheerful looking.
The following are the casualties among the
officers of the l4th corps in the late battles in
KILLEp-Mat ". G. Eaton. commanding
18th Mich; J q A. Steele. 42d Ind Lieut.
Edward Mdgelvy. 2lst Wis; Lieut. Charles
Dawes. 3Sth Ind Capt. J. Love. 3eth Ind
Capt II. Elsiner, ION o Lieut. }. N Bran
ner, 99th Lieut.. g. 7. Beers, 9Th Ills: Lieut.
w II Summers, 77ih Ills; Lieut. n. Noser
22d Ind
LOUISVILLE. March 30
Ashc-aft and Nichols, guerrillss who were
sentenced 10 be shot st Lexington to morrow
have been re-pited for 80 days.
Sixty DAVIS respite has also been granted TO c.
johnson, who was TO have been hanged here
20 morrow
WASHINGTON, March 80
Instructions will be sent to the internal reve-
nue. officers 10 the effect that after the Ist oil
April cigarettes will be taxed as follows: IS
cents per pound on smoking tobacco OF which
they are made-5 per cent. ad valorem, but TO
bscco may be inspected IL boxes before packing
at the place of manufacture
Deserters from the rebel army report that the
rebel authorities have placed q number of ne
gro troops In the intrenchmen,s around Richmond
but they are afraid to trust them in large bodies
and as pecunisry measure the negroes are sim
ply formed into bstalions.
Official notification has been received of the
exchange of prisoners Of war. All officers and
men prisoners Of war not heretofore declared eI
changed. who were delivered at Charleston and
Savannah during November and December
and all heretofore declared exchanged and held
on the Jsmes river from the 25th Of November
to the 25h of March, and all naval prisoners
delivered at any point up TO the 10th of March
This p. m. Miss Msrv Harris. who shot Mr..
Burroughs. clerk in the treasury department.
was srraigned in the criminal court on the in
dictment charging her with crime. found by the
grand jury on Tuesday last.
Collector Draper has made a report concerning
the cotton taken at Savannah. Total number OF
bales 80 500. of which 500 bales are sea island
The greater portion of il belonged to the so call
ed confederate government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

IL A large number of recruits substitutes.
and drafted men are being brought dailv to this
cit, from the outside districts In the Sd disiric'
the draft is over. and the conscrpts reporting
and being sent To camp Ab"ui 500 men
nov in Camp Darlington. aud this number is be
ing added to daily.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

~ At the Tabernacle this afterno Don, at ,
O'Clock. Donaldson's Combination Troupe give
. matinee. in which the full company will tD-
pear in all their variety of performances. This
company comprises twenty first class performers
and C mbine great VARIETY IN their entertain
ments than any company that ever was here
Jonathan Jack the Saxon dwarf. the besuti-
fol Star Sisters Emm. and Filth Whiting, and
the wonderful Ls Petite Angelo will appear both
day and evening
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

REsIGNATIoSs.-The following officers have
tenuersd their designations which were accepted,
TO take effect March 81:
First Lieutenant James Colgrove. company
ID l42d regiment Cause. disability.
First Lieut.. Owen l. Shaw. company G. 44th
regiment Cause. "aleged incompetency and
the good Of the service "
First Lieut. james II ) Howes. company G,
9TH cavalry.
First l. cut and Qunterma-ter Theophilas
Whitney, 9th cavalry Cause. disability
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

Rain. RAIS.-For nearly thirty six hours there
has been constant rain The consequence j.
the CUTTERS are overfowed. the streets and low
places are covered with water. and the streams
are already raising bank high During the whole
of W ednesd.y night aud yesterday it rained very
fast. without any Intermissi0n. and at the time
We write it is still raining fast. We fear good
deal Of damage will be done 20 railroads. req
dering travel on come of them unsafe FOR some
taxs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

CIRCUIT CORR In the Marion circuit court
yesterday. Judge Finch presiding. the usual call
OF the docke; was had. aud motions heard and
entered
Ettinger was indicted on the charge of assault
and battery with intent TO commit murder, and
the case will be called this morning for trial
William Keys. charged with stealing a watch
pocket book and money from a soldier. was tried
and sentenced to two years in the penitentisry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
rnr Art.rr,c ar,r.r,Ayr.-rhi, n.epis- |

The ArtASrrc RrsfArRAyf.-This msgnif-
cent Dev restaurant and saloon. l82 South Hill
nis street. opposite the Union Depot, 10 one OF
the most popular institutions 10 the city. The
proprietors. Me-srs O'Lesry & Stshl, spare no
expense or tf,Ft to supply their lArder and their
bar with the very best articles thu, the market
sfOrds From ten TO twelve O'Clock in the
morning. and af the ne time st night. splen
did free lunch j. set for the Accommodation Of their
customers. gotten up by that famous artistic.
L 'uis Hsldy. who has been head cook 10 the
Bates. the Burnett, the Aston. sud other frst
class hotels. There is no place in the city where
better meal can be procured than at the Atau
tic, and the genial host. Captain o Leary. is ever
ready 70 welcome the hungry or dry. and -uoply
their wants 29-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

LAKE FIsH White fish and trout, from the
lakes are making their appearance in our mar
kets. Mr.. II Van 8enthuysen. No 60 In
diana avenue. has made arrangements TO receive
supply during the season, and the public can
rely upon procuring them from him daily, fresh
aud in the best condition No more palatable or
cheaper food can be bought
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

sBfn travelling up Washington street yes
terday afternoon, about three O'Clock. We did not
see one petticoat The female gender were sup
po-e'i TO be housed-they lasses. but they
can't stand such rains we then bad.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
From 81. IOnpS.

ST. LOUIS, March 90 A dispatch received al
headquarters, from General Mitchell. dated Fort
Kesrnev, March 2orh, says his command cap
tured so lodges of Sioux Indians, and 90 ARA
pahoes, $50 miles north of Fort Laramie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

BOARD OF PuBLIe IMPROVEMENT The fol-
loving permits were granted by the board on
Wednesday:
Mrs Webb, to build an addition Oh Penn
sylvania, between Georgia and Mar, lAnd-$2S3
Adams express company, TO build an open shed
on Washington, between Meridian and Pennsyl
vania-S200
McCord 4 Wheatley. TO build dry kiln on
Alabama. between South and Louisiana streets
900.
A Diniorth, TO build shed on Pennsyl
vania. between Pratt and ST Cair-S50
Philip Lehr. TO build and addition, Noble, be-
tween New York and Vermont-$450.
Nj. Emminger. 10 repair business house on
Washington, between -, and Liberty-S500
J F Wngate, to build an addition on New
jersey, between Louisiana and the railrosd-
5000
Henry F. weiglein, to build an addition on
Illinois. between Garden aud South-S70O
Mrs jenkins, TO build addition Iii
nos, between Pratt aud hrst-S65O
janice Skillen. frame addition West. between
Marker ami ashington-S2 300.
b Tnurtson, dwelling. North street, be
tween Illinois and Tennessee-S2 600
Beverly Cary. frame dwelling, Oak street, be
tween ca an ..ylne-S450.
Riley BJud dwelling. Center street. between
Douglass and Elen-seU0
". II Vincent. frame dwelling. Winston st :,
between North aud " alnut-S70O
IL ,rri-ou Waugh. frame dwelling, Z len street,
between North and Indiana Avenue-S400
Timothy L,bey frame dwelling. Georgis At 4,
between CAdy and donation line-S550
J NOndersar brick dwelling, L Mon street,
between McC,rty and isl 500
Henry Greenw, aid, brick store room. Wash
ingtrn street, between New Jersey and Alabama
SIS 900
j Ross frame dwelling, West street. be
tween Georgia and NJ .rysnd-S40O
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

tB- Harper's New Monthly Magazine il out
and can be had OF Bowen. Stewart & Co Among
the other valuable articles ia the April number
Is one on the petroleum region of Americs. Civ
ing illustrations of the principal oil regions aud
oil wells, and W all street in war times. giving sn
Interesting account of the late panic These
are both interesting articles, and should be read
by every one.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
sale Of 4. =. Bonds.

PHILADELPHIA, VI arch 30.-The subscriptions
TO the Z 80 loan to day were 81 0e7 600 The
largest western subscription $500, QUO From
New York there we're. l AGA individual subscrip-
tons for $50 and 800 each.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

~ Charles Thayre. Co. ID. l4'h Indiana,
captured At the hattie of the Wilderness on the
18th OF June. 1864 has arrived here. having e.
csped from the rebels while being conveyed TO
Florence. Alabams. His time was out nine
months since. and his regiment Was mustered out
iong since
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

tE-The heavy rains OF yesterday beat down
ana washed of the monuments OF mud the
street commissioner. Kemper. has been piling
along Washington street for some days. IL will
have TO be collected together again in many
rlaces