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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13
For the SENTINEL
German Indignation ueeting-sts
OrtRtn.

EpfTox or SENTINEL In yesterdays issue of
YOUR paper We find an article intended 10 misleai
the public to the idea that = Freie Pfesse had
caused last Saturday. Indignation meeting A.
we'll as the petition TO che Cry Council to print
the proceedings in the German language We
shall leave the defense OF the Freie Pre=se IN lis
own hands, and reply only TO set your readers
right on The origin Of the meeting. Ga the Alb
oil July the morning papers gave reports of the
resolution as passed, we'll as part OF The remar as
made by Mr.. kappes. The 4ih. being national
holiday, facilitated the spreading OF the news aud
the excitement On Thursday, the 9th. \ pre-
liminarv meeting was agreed on and held by
about fifty Germans. OF all political parties A.
the same tia.- s was well known that ths Freie
Presse and .ts immediate friends. were opposed
to mass meeting; yet the mass meeting vas re
solved on, a committee appointed 10 make al
arrangements and money raised 20 paw expenses
This committee went next morning TO the Freie
Presse have their bills struck but requested
by both editor and proprietor of that paper not TO
call meeting but 20 LEI the mstter rest. The
members OF the Committee felt the mselves 10
duty oou@d by the Instructions Ut the mpromptu
meeting 10 proceed asa insist upon having the
meeting called together Then. and not before
did Mr.. Meizser agree 20 print the posters Thu.
caused delay IN getting The bills out before Sat
urday morning az 10 o'clock The licensed bill
poster having been Knocked down and disabled
no bills we're posted, but only carried 10 business
houses and other public places The above
Committee bad also agreed TO have the he4dius
for the petition to the CITY Council printed. and
had IL written as /; now lays before the Common
Council
We scorn the idea that Germans could be col
lected in such large and unanimous meeting a.
that of last Saturday night at Union Hall. just
Tor the sake Of benehung one Individual Tor ths
,itiful sum of SO per quarter lt vas the "a
snif thrown in their faces BY one OF their conn
trymen. Who while seeking 10 make politics
capital for himself. forgot his duty 20 nneh So q
sro,.a aim h mself their manager anu used suc'
language as never va attempted b. he siies'
knos- snothing
The Committee OF the PreliminaF, Meeting
ISpfASASoIis, July ~. 1865.
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INCORPORATED UNDER TUX LAWS OF THE STAT
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALE, Of New York, President,
JOSEPH RIS INE, Cavington. Vice President.
". u. kF kR, Secretary,
JAMES " KING, Treasurer.
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sale. of Governmemt bona.

PHILADELPHIA. July ~ jay Cooke reports
subscriptions TODAY. to the 80 loan. to the
amount of So ITO 200. including the following:
FIRST n itiona Bank OF New York. 81 600 900:
Nin'h National Bank OF New York. $500 500:
Tenth National Bink OF New York, $500 900;
First National Bank OF Boston. 500 900: Second
National Bank Of Boston. $500 900; FIRST Ma
,ional Bank of Portland. Sl00, 900; FIRST Ma
tional BaIk of Albany, 500 900: First National
Bank of indianapolis. 800 900. Second National
Bank of Chicago. $500 QUO; Third National
Bank Of Bufftlo 800 900: FRS, National Bank
of Bridgeport, SIPS QUO; National Bank OF the
Republic. Boston. 500. 200; Vermylie & Co.,
New York. 5000 600; II. Clews Co New
York. Sl50.UUO; Franklin Bank. Columbus,
$iOoOOO. The number of individual subscrip-
tions were 4 ,27s
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COMM ERctAL.
sr rrirszsrs.



CScIsNArI. July -.
Flour dull; Superfne Sc 60; extra SIS 00@
6 25, and family s. o09s IS
Wheat, red 81 45Gi so; white 81 IS. Oats
66c Corn-Yelow 75c. 90c Tor white, anc
63d65c tor ear. Rye 60@63c. Barley 81 lO9
I 30
whisky dull; small sales at 81 05
Mess pork sold at $25@26 00c: Bulk meats
l40l5L for shoulders. l5lc for sides and
hams are held at l6lz@i7 for smoked. 81 @22t
for plain. aud 26@29c Tor sugar cured
Lard zoe. ar
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l36l7c Coffee 2c632c Molssse;
81 201l % Butter 24@26c Eggs l96 20c
Cheese l5@l6c.
Hay dull At $l2@i3 for soft and si5@ l6 for
hard pressed on arrival.
Petroleum--Refned free 6s@70c.
Silver 81 80. Gold 81 40.
Money easy at 6@l0 per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

IspIASAPoLIs AND DAsviLLE RAILROAD An
adjourned meeting in behalf OF the Railroad from
Indianapolis. through Clcrmont, Brovnsourg
Eiizsbethtown, jamestown. Valley City, Fred
ericsburg. orawfordsvillc Wsynetown. Hills.
boro. Chambersburg and Covington. 70 Dan
Vile. illinois, held last evening. stthe rooms
Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
The meeting was crgs rized by eecting John
q. New. President. and j. Barnard. Secretary
Remarks were made by Capt J Wilson. Col.
y. C. Wilson, a. CraNiOrdsville. DR. Pierce hud
others
On motion OF Mr. Noei. Committee of one
from each " ard Was sppointed. to1soicit .ub.
scrptons. and the President appointed The iol-
lowing gentlemen.
First W ard-Mr Speigel
Second Ward-W m Y. Wiley
Third Wsrd--Jsmes II McKernsn
Fourth Ward-C A Elliott
Fifth Ward r Osgood
Sixth Ward-Thomas JordvD.
Sevneth Ward-C Glazier
E,ghtb Wsrd-W IL LOOMS
Ninth Ward-Dsniel Behymer
.ipns foliowing gentlemen were added 10 the
Committee:
.rs Delos Root, J W. Murphy. s V b Noel, E
+. Sinker l. W. Hssse!man and David Steven
Ga motonpl Mr. S9eise the meeting pledged
themselves to use every exertion TO raise the
amount required from hi. city.
The whole amount required TO build this road
10 Danville. illinois, has been raised. except
twenty Eve thousand dollars from this county, to
he paid when the road is completed. as
bonus TO the builders.
Subscriptions were taken up among those pro-
sent. amounting TO about s. ,OOO
The Bommittee will NEE, at the Rooms Of she
Chamber of Commerce this morning. al
o'clock and the members were requested TO meet
punctually At that time.
On motion The meeting adjourned.
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from Georyin.

NV YoRk, July IL The Savannah Repub
lican announces the arrival Of 300 bales of cot
ton from Augusta, and says: As soon as the FAT,
can be constructed thousands OF bales will come
from the same direction
Mr. Johnson. Governor Of Georgia. ia an ed.
dress to the people Of Savannah, on the LIST inst
admonishes them to recognize, and look square y
in the face the great change, aud the facts which
had been sdduced by the VAR to take the oath
with earnestness aud determination to renew
allegiance. and to go nanfully TO work. aud with
will. in the great history of the Union. he
called attention particularly to the fact that
whether they liked Il or not. slavery in the State
was gone, and could not be restored.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

NV YoRk. July 1.-THE steamer Eagle
arrived frnm Havana. with dates to the 9Th.
They celebrated the Fourth in Hsy ma by ea-
lutes morning. noon and night. which Spanish
war vessels and authorities acknowledged
Rumors of the invasion Of San Domingo by
the Haytsns, were daily increasing Reports
even said the President of the Republic with
four of his Ministers and an escort OF two hun
dred and fifty men, had come within twenty
seven miles of the Capital Of Chill. with pro-
posals TO make new treaty. but the result IL
unknown. 4If Y
The ex rebel steamer Owl Captain Mafiu,
had left Tor Montreal or Liverpool.
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Crowding upon the President.

wAsHISoros, july ia special dispatch to
the Commercial says: The crowd upon the
President is so great to-day that visitors are stop
ped at the lower stairs. the crowd thus detained
half filled the Est room. Gen DIX, Who ar
rived 10 day was. the only one admitted except
the CAbinet and Ministers up to twelve o'clock
The Postmaster General had a protrscted in
terview with the President upon Southern postal
facilities which will be rapidly expended.
Col John Logan. brother OF Gen Logan 10
here applying TOR Msrshalship OF the Southern
District Of Illinois.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

~ Some time since ordinance vas passed
in The City COcoeil authorizing the construction VI
a sidewalk on the south side OF Kentucky ave
nue. and the contract let, We believe, Ia a mem
Der Of the Council There has, ssyes been no
work co m nenced on the sidewalk. aud The prop
erty holders are becoming impatient, anc think i
shout time that wslk vas put down After eact
rain quite -'severe mud-hole" mas to be en-
couurerei in passing along that side OF the ave
nue.. which Is decided nuisance 10 pedestrians
IL the contractor will begin the work at once h'
will much oolige property owners. anu persons
generally. who live on or pass that street, al
well IS comply With the terms Of his contract.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

PoLIcr MsTrKRs-Henry Frendleman. Thos
Mshan, and John Welch we're each drunk. and
owing to the dilspidated condition of their fnan-
cisl system were put on the chain gang tot ten
days.
Daniel Collins exchequer contained ten az
ter night Of dissipation which he entrusted with
the Mayor yesterday and was discharged
Dennis Brennon was charged with robbery and
ia default Of bail went % Jail until the C,rcuiI
Court comvenes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

TKtE0R.rHlo 0RpER BY telegrsphic order
ol the War Department. returning officers who
are mustered ont with their regiments. can Oh.
tain toeir pay aud certificates Of non Indebtedness
here. Instead of Washington. Officers Who call
at Colonel Bhke's Military Agency. opposite
Mnjor Dunn's Uoted Srses Mastering Office
No 10 West Washington street, will obtain all
necessary papers made ont on iair terms, to
dnw their final pay. ANotary Public in the
office lllw
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large Amount Paid into tho u. 3
Tr. aSuEy I'm Gold.

NV YoRK. Jnly 10 The Times learns that
Collector Draper paid into the Treasury yester
day 81 900 900 in gold being the proceeds OF re
&c, { sales aud other property seized and aban-
doped The monev arising from sales is no
longer special fund, but goes into the general
treasury account. ana the person having deed
for property of the kinds specified, seized in any
district by the Government. will have to prose
cute their case before the Court of Claims. and.
If successful, wait tor special appropriations oy
Congress 10 do them justice.
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U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD HEARING BONDS

These Bonds nov worth handsome pf,miun. and
are exempt, a. are all the Government Bopds nrop,
.Safs, cosafs and ksaielpai fa<afioa. xlicA aide
From oH, % three per oeat per aanun q fssir rais<
according The levied upon etber properly The
ietsres u payshle ssnl-snnasly by coupons attached
each note which may cut OF aud sold any bsnk .,
banker.
The Interest at TAO per cent.
amounts TO
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NEw YoRK. July l2-fte Eagle reports that
General Breckinridge. accompanied by Msjor Q
J Him, Confederate Agent AZ Havsna, lett on
The TN Of July. on The English mail steamer
Conway. tor 81, Thomas and Europe Before
embarkiDg. Maojr Helm was detained on the
~batf BY q Soatnerner. Tor the sum OF $500 due
said Southernor. and the Major was Obliged 10
give bonds and leave an agent 10 satisfy the
party. The Conway lett a. six p. n having
waited an hour over time giving him an oppor-
tunity TO get sway
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New YOYk markeI.
NKv YoIK. July II.

Cotton 81 a53c Tor middling
Flour lOc better; at So 65d6 65 for extra
state; Sc 1907 90 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
s. O5Ca7 IS for trade brands Rye -four quiet.
Corn meal dull.
Whisky 81 Os92 % for western. and 81 10
for refined
~hest-Winter red western 81 6O9l ID;
Chicago Spring 81 dl@l "a; Milwaukee, club
81 3lCdl 35; amber Michigan 81 az Rive goo.
Corn s2ds3ls FOR new mixed western, 9Oc tor
kiln dried. 75ds2c for unsound and e0e for
white Oats Gle for western.
Coffee dull Sugsr-Muscavado lis<Gl21fc.
Aolasses dull.
Wool dull.
9Psroleum dull at 33l<c for crude, 52@53Ilc
for refined in bond. aud f2073 Go free
New mess pork SGT 25@27 81. SOS 0o@25 SO
for '63-'64, do cash and regular say. closing at
s27 81 tor cash. SIS IS tor prime. and s2l
5062l IS prime mess. Plain mes beef $40 W
ala 90: eI,r. mess, $40 00@l6 %: beef b. ms
81 ar soc. Cut meats: I2el4c for shoulders
and le@2lc for hams. Bacon; l514 aleAe
for Cumberland cut; 1870 for long riteed. and
| l46l4Ic for short ribbed
Lard l6@2Olsc Butter. 1896 for Ohio
| and 25a34c for state. Cheese 9t6 ID t1c. Rice
dull.
sEv YoRK noskY nARKEr-
NEv Yoak, July II.
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~ Ladies Dress Goods Auction to day al
No So East Washington street at 81 A. NJ
A large stock Of Irish Linens. Table D,mask
by the yard. Tablecloths. Hucksback Towels
Doylas Ladies and Gents Linen Handker.
chiefs Hoseand Half Hose. Beiched ana Brown
Musiins, Crash. Tickings, Snspendcrs. and
considerable variety OF Dress Goods such as De
laines. Pria.s. &c &c Seats for the Ladies
VIZ. +. FExTHERsroy, Auctoneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

tT-A number OF our exchanges speak Of the
appearance Of mad dogs 10 their localities This
IL ,he season when dogs foolshly take notion
to become rabid and bite innocent people. IL
would be well 20 commence the muzzling bust
meas In this citv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

BOARD or PuBLIc IMPROVEMENTS The Board
Of Public improvements. at IL session Yesterday
granted the following building permits:
To J. ii. Stuckneyer, stote-toom. on lot No.
33g. on Virginia avenue. between Pine and Oe-
dsr streets--$l 500
To Daniel kuglor. store room on lot No Z
ON Indiana avenue. between Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi streets-$i 900
To A j. Cox, dwelling house, on lot No I,
on Alabama, between Walnut aud 81 Clair
streets-S2, 800.
ToJsmes Moore, dwelling house, on lot No
2l9. on Jones, between Dicotah and West
streets-j4O0
To Asa Holland. dwelling house. on lot No
5. on Noble. between New York and Vermont
sIeets-Ss0O
To Edward Croppen. dwelling house. on loi
No. 81, on Fayette. between North End St Clair
streets-S60O
To Israel Wilson, dwelling hoase, on So Clair
and New Jersey streets-sl 700.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

Notes Of all tae denominations named ~i be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar
form and privilege 10 the Seven Thlres already Sold
except that the Government itself the option
Of paying Interest m gold coin per cent instead Of
3ioths IN currency. Subscribers viii deduct the
tsres in currency mp 10 July 18TH the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes q this third series Of the
Seven Th:sies will commence the Let Of yune, and
VIII be made promptly AMI continuously sfer that date
The slight change made IN the conditions Of this Third
sERIks effects only the matter Of Interest. The pay
men; In gold II made, will be equivalent 70 the currency
interest OF the higher rate.
The return Of specie payments, In the event Of which
only will the option pay interest gold be a'sed Of
would redrce and equalile prices that purosss
made with six per cent In gold would be fully equal
those male with and three-teBt per cent.
currency. This IL
The Only Loan in Market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

PRosoTIoSs.-rhe following promotions were
made at the Office OF the Adjutant General on
yesterday:
Tepib Artillery Fred. Mayer. C,Dtain; ID i.
Blodsets. First Leuten AM. Peter NJ pnson. Sec
ond Lieutenant; Solomon Kemper, Second Lieu
tenant.
One Hundred and Fifty -fourth-George L
Dorsey. First Lieutenant Alma @ Paterson.
Second Lieutenant: Vim Stiley. Second Lieu
tenant
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sale of Government VesseIs-GeneraI
hoOher.

NV YoRR. July IL Thirty vessel. were
sold a. aGcton to-day By order of the Govern
ment, all steamers but two. The prices realized
were more than was anticipated, beng from
ST, 6OO TO Ssl50. The total amount of purchase
money was 1888 900 One OF the vessels is to
ue prepared as yacht 10 take party TO New
iouudland 10 witness the laying OF the shore end
OF The Atlantic cable.
Gen. Hooker will assume command here on
Monday.
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ErRrKA l-TnE INrsLLlnLr Hnn Rrsron

EUREKA The lNFALLiBlE HAIR REsroRA.
TIvK Decidedly the best article tor restoring
grey hair to It's natural color mot DYING curina
all diseases u The scalp. preventing the hair
from Hing of, giving It sofness aud LlCsS
- nothing else can produce Price 81 90 pei
bottle Sold by all druggists
j. F Senour. druggist. Bates House Block
agent. cod-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

7 B-The Picnic Of the fenian Brothu.
hood a. Greenwood yesterday. vas delightful
affair Under the management OF the Commit
tee. AessTs. Stssatt and Kelly, everything
passed of tremendously and satisfactory.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

t8 Dur6eld anu Hess, the most competent
men in the city to make out Quartermsst ers
and other officers reports, and who have never
made a report that did not pass Inspection al
Washington. employed ~ Blake's Military
and War Claim Agency. lie
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ID 4 4 a. G I @ n - /.

hon. JOSEPH v. McDOSALD, Annapolis, Indiana
+" JOHN K. COFFROfh, Hun ington. Ind ana.
" wM DALE, New York City.
" JOSEPH W. NnwLsN Attica, indiana.
e" JOS. R,sTlSE, Covington, indiana.
EN- MCDONALD, Covington. Indiana.
"a DAVID WEBB, CovingtoD, Indiana.
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PROBE SSioNAL.
WAN Ed.

S1OS soSTHi-AGENTs WANTED EVERY
81 ZO where 20 introduce the improved Shaw
CLARK s20 nily Sewing Machine he only o~ price
ker wheeler wil-on. Howe singer q Co. and Bach
elder All other machines nov sold OF less than forty
dollars each nfrngemens, and the seller and useI
ar liable 10 ane and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission allowed
Illustrated circulars sent Tree.
Address sRAw 4 CLARK,
rny5AAw3n Bstdesord. Maine.
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~ The Holman Opera Troupe are dfasing
gccd houses al the Metropolitan They "ill be
here all the coming week
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Report of Admiral Duponrs Dequest
Coniradicted.

PHILADELPHIA. July IA special dispatch
to the Press contradicts the reported beqaes; o.
Admiral Dupoots prize mooey to al asylum for
the orphans of soldiers and sailors, and SAYS that
the amount does not exceed hfty thousand dol
lars caste
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To street sprtnktcrs

We can furnish about 40 barrelsof water O
day, for street spriuking. any other purpose
on the corner OF Meridian and Pearl streets APP
ply Al this office. lift
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VEyZ Rave 0PEyRD BRANCH HOUSE At no
w II South Meridian street. Ind snspolis. Ind
where We viii keep constantly and al sly lsssf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

tB- Discharged menof the Veteran Reserve
Corps. who are entitled 10 Pensions. will cali at
Blake's Military Agency. with two witnesse-. and
&c, their papers IL lw
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SEVENTH INDIANA BATTERY

Was organized December, sci: moved 10
kentucky; from thence TO Nashville. Team;
made forced march to Shiloh; was at the siege
OF Corinth; from thence back to Louisville. XIV,
participating in the whole campaign under Major
General Buell., from Louisville 10 Nashville; PRE-
sent a, the battles of Perryvile Ky. and Stone
River Team; through the campaign under Gen.
Rosecrans to Chattanooga; at the battles Of
Chickamsuga and Missionary Ridge: moved with
Shermsn's army, May. 1864; participated in the
different engagements OF that campaign. which
resulted ia the capture of Atlanta. Ca moved
back to Chattanooga, and there remained doing
garrison duty up to the date Of consolidation.
The original organic ,tion was mustered out OF
service December I. 1864 The records Of the
battery being taken BY the officers. there IL left
20 data from which 70 give the number OF casu
alitea, or when they occurred.
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General Hovey was introduced. "a we're several
OF the officers, Who we're not much on the speech
line. bat had proven their gallantry Ia the field
Benedictiou closed the reception of yesterday
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AFTER CONSOLIDATION

Advanced. on the Weldon railroad. 20 Stony
burg st p ehles' House and II tcher's Run
October. 1864 and in all the engagements on the
left, from Hptcher's Run 70 the fall Of Rich
mond was in the advance division OF the Second
Corps, which vas the directing corps ofthe Army
Of the Potomac. in the pursuit OF Gen Lee. par
ticipating in all the engagements up to the sur
render 81 the Army OF Virginia; was engaged al
Clover Hill April Oh, 1865. after which The reg
iment marched to Washington city. was ordered
West on the IA of June. 1865. arrived at Lou
issille June 81. 1855. aud was mustered out July
Is 1865. having 800 men and twenty three off.
GERS present tor duty
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EMIGRATION TO ssArrI IRON THE sorrm.

Nav YoRK. July i2.-The Hersids Riehmord
special sayc Mr. Maury, OF the rebel navy, q
on his way from Brazil. with plan of emigrs
ton from the South TO that country. which is
said TO be encouraging Ths Emperor has
agreed 70 give thousand acres Of land to each
agricultural settler. Msury, il IL understood
has obtained additional terms. which render.
grester inducement to emigrate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

ForoHEssrsfr. N. Y-Ths boat race which
ssst TO have taken place at Csrn~sli. on the Had
500 to dsy. between n, Kill and Delscv Tor Z
purse OF $1,000. vw postponed uesil to- norrer
on account OF the roaghness Of the water.
The great four-osred race between the Psugh
ssepsis and New York crews. for 50. 100 and
she championship Of American waters. the lsrr
ct purse ever roved fer on the Hudson, vii
come OF opposite the city 90 Tuesday.
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
EXECUTIVE DEPAKrxEsT or lNpIAsA,
BsREAr OF FINANCE.

BsREAr OF FINANCE.
ISpIASAPoLIs. June "a. 1854
usnllSA OfFlcEks who navs been or are ssrvingis
the arrny are that their ortnanee E<tsrzs
vii be made up AMI pfssatec 20 the proper DepeszDepf
d eerticates Of scqntiAnee Obtained Of charge.
bv .ppyinx 70 G y. Rsoker. Chsi clerk stsks Ord
aapce Depsrtneni ofcs up stsArs over vxens' hard
wxrr sore No 81 West Washington street indianapolis
orv save ali fses they Will BE able nth
(,oSerrnsnt and draw sheir pay from ene three
mouths earlier than II he oasoess Il enfrrsect clsu
b srssr Of esvsrnsr no.ss.-
= ~ VIII. B114LL,
: sae-Hsr- 81 unansi&l assseasy.
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40 LOAN.

These notes issued under date 81 yaly Is ieaS asd
ar. payable three years frSm that dss IN currency
are convertible Al 1hs opton Of the heldef lnto
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-13

fE See DR.. VIM. Tbomson's adv ertisemen,
on the fourth page Of to@ay's paper.