Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-23

| Constitution II Affords real satisfaction here q
sl Who favor a speedy restoration OF all III
States in the Union. lie. this work 70 on an<
ne viii soon b once more united. q prespennd
and happy psopls. Forgetting the past. and looh
ing with confidence 70 q prosperous and hspp!
future. wr
Signed ASDKKv JOHNSON,
President Of The United States
sAKSUE's SEw EUsErN
A piece, Of ground located 90 VaiOn Squart
has been cot.raceed .or by Mr.. Bsr1um. on rhicf
ne intends to build a Museum ediice. The
ground covers over seven lots. Work Will bs
commenced in May next, and il IL intended to
have the building completed by The LIST OF Jsna'
sry, 1867. Ii will be six stories ia height. Ars-
proof, and contain peculiar facilities for reschir7
the upper stories.
x.nosAL ra.ss.el,lse.
w~ash;ngton special to q SUNDAY paper say,:
The President viii shortly issue a proclamation
appointing a National day of PRAYER aud thanks
giving for peace throughout the land.
THE LOAN NOT ALL TAKEN.
The reports heretofore that the $50, 600, COZ
loan have all been taken up are incorrect. The
indications az the Treasury to-day we're that by
Monday it will all be subscribed for. The fund
ing policy will then cease for the present. Such
accounts IS may be in excess OF that amount,
and on its wsy TO the Department will be duly
credited.
TIKI ssTioNs 10 FRkspSkS STOPPED AT sssH-
VILE.
The FEeedmens' Bureau has received oficisl
Information that at Nashville, Tennessee, the is-
saing Of rs,ions TO freedmen has been stopped
except those in hospital. which will have the ef-
feet there Of making the colorsd people rely upon
their own energies for support.
CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
Fokr.Ess MoSRoK, Oct. 2l.-Messrs Clay and
Mitchell, at shutdown yesterday, were transfer
red to their new quarters 10 Carroll Hall.
~ nfa FIRE AT MILWAUKEE. sn#
MmwAsKIE, Oct pa FIRE this morning de-
stroyed all the wooden buildings facing Wiscon-
sin street, between Main and Milwaukee streets.
back 70 the new Music Hall. The houses were
occupied by small traders and milliners. Loss
$35 900.
GIN. PALNER CONDUCT APPROVED.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. - = President has APP
proved the action OF Gen Thomas relating to
Gen. Palmer, in ommand of the Department OF
Kentucky, and the Secretary Of W,r approves
PalRer's action IN regard to granting passes to
The Louisville Joufuil will publish, TO NOR
row, a letter from Governor Brsmlette 10 the
Secretary OF War, complaining that Palmer $
action in granting passes to negroes, who are
neither free by the action of the Federal Gov
eminent, nor by the laws of Kentucky, is seri-
ously detrimental TO the Industry Of the State.
APPOINTMENT.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2l-Cspt Wm. Bradford
has been appointed Supervisor and Inspector of
Steamboats, st New York, vice Thomas 3 Still
man.
THE DEAD Or ANDEgsCNYILLE
The Quartermaster General is having printed
a pamphlet containing the names Of the Union
soldiers who died aud were inferred al the Ander
sonville cemetery, together with other matters OF
interest in that connection in accordance With Q
recent order of The War Department.
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
Nav IoRK, Oct. GA safe in the railroad
station 4, Flushing, Loag Island. wss blown
open with powder by burglars, on Friday night,
aud robbed of $50, 600.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
Charleston gave 80 votes for Orr Tor Cover
nor, and 66l for Hampton.