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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
DIS AaiGg 3uDrltat.
MoNDAY.................DEcEMBER 10


New name for bad amen-econo-
misers.
What freak of nature DO we see in the
oofored people of the South We see
the knee grow (negro) out at the ..elbow.
A woman describing her runaway hus-
band, says: Daniel may be known by a
scar on his nose-where | scratched
him"
Mrs. Partington says that Ike, having
became much enamelled OF siren Of
Boston, has led her to the mental altar
%e didn't appear the least decomposed.
IN the back Of his wedding cards were
tile Cubebs with wings. 9Tw
Two sons of Erin were standing by a
.Sdraulic press superintendent by friend
IF mine, when one called out to the 9th
:: "Jimf I'd like to put ye under and
fuaze the divil ont O. ye. !" Wood you,
dade, my boy?" was the answer.
Square the divil out of you an there'd
, nothing lett P.'
DR.. Letsum, a famous physician OF the
asst century, used to sign his prescrip-
,ons, " |. Le;som," which gave rise to
le following epigram:
''when 3 patient calls in hast,
physics, bleads and swests 'em;
If after they choose to die,
Why, then, of course, !. LETs'EM."
"Bob, Harry Smith had one of the
reatest curiosities you ever saw"
Don't say sol what is it2 A tree
hat never sprouts, and becomes smaller
he older ii grows" "Well, that is a
curiosity. Where did he getitT From
California" q What is the name of itY'
Axletree---it once belonged to Cali
,ornia omnibus" et
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
TO MILL-BUILDERs.
Great Inducement to Mill-Builders
MILL-sEAT no DISPOSE OF.

THIS LOCATION Is ADMIRABLY ADAPT
Il cd for either water or steam power, with an
abundance of timber situated centrally, twelve
miles at least from any mill, in we'll settled
country, twelve miles northwest of Rosa Clare,
Hardin county, Illinois. FOR further particulars
spply to J. d. PELL, Rosa Glare, or to the pro.
prietor, FRED B. WESTON,
Lake OF Grandpier Greek, =
dec7 div pope county. Illinois.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
WANTED.


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~ Of the Rebellion, now published and being
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Maps, and forty beautiful steel engraVings; has
an index of events, and is strongly bound in
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has within ninety days over so 900 subscribers.
Multitudes are waiting for just such book. 1t
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Army and Navy Journal. Agents can solicit
with sample. For Circulars, with terms, ad-
dress HENRY HOWE, No. Ill Main street,
ms Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
PATENT MEDICINE.
TO Consumptives.

THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON'S PRE-
pared Prescription for the cure Of CONSUME
TIoN, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS,
COLDS, and all THROAT and LUNG AFFEo-
T1oEs, has now been in use over ten years, with
.he most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson'S
ARSENAL supervisiOn-aiso, pamphlet contain
.ug the original Prescription, with full and
DIicit directions for preparation and use. to-
zether with short history of his case-may be
obtained of Messrs KELLER & WHITE, Drug
,Ssts, Main street, Evansville, Ind, of
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1s5 South Second street,
WILLIAMSBURG, New York.
sW- Price Of remedy, So per package. Pam
phlets furnished free of charge. dec7 DIT, wsm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Fri!

The Young Mans Friend.
7 EFT EVERY MAN BE HIS OWN DOCTOR.
IL This lie the name OF a Box OF Medicines pre-
pared by eminent Physician IN Cincinnati, it
contains preventative and care for ali private
diseases, with directions how to treat each case
therefore, with the Young Mans Friend in your
possession, you have the full directions and medi
cine for the treatment of yourself and friends. It
is for sale by Druggists everywhere. Ask for the
Young Mans Friend.
Wholesale and Rutail by
iy14 KELLER 4 WHITE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18
CAR p r
DEPARTMENTS:

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it. is
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-18

so qesb issi a eaibgsiz4 5uo
ee 500 nensaIH mW % BIOS
re q 500 iaoil reg 0ees 2
-aniHF aassm oa 10 asW Haib1f
igsljs 3apaoI 90 gaiiaoIl saod
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Is Special dispatches from Cincinnati an
nounce the arrival at that city OF Mr.. Hezekiah,
oil the Geranium,' Indiana polls, en- route TO the
far East. His friends here. and elsewhere
their name Is legion-wish him abundant success
IN his lsudsblc mission. A fresh importation 10
our city OF pure old unadulterated Wines, Bran
dies, &c, is consummation devouly TO la
wished, and Mr.. Hezekish is the very man to
carry out the undertaking. it gold. personal in
huence, and strict integrity OF character. avail
anything.
The various agents proposed TO be dispatched
70 foreign ports to negotiate purchases for the
Geranium. are all frst-class. reliable. unassum.
Ing modest. ifrepressible gentleman. and our
trans Atlantic friends may count high on it,
Tho temporary loss OF Mr.. ii. to the Geran-
ium, and to tho community generally. is conpen.
sated as far a. can be. by the patriotic Captain
fenton, who continues, as usual. to exercise care
tu supervision over the various departments OF
the establishment; hence. as heretofore, all will
go on AS regular as marriage bell, aud merry as
clock work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

valuable suggestions In relation 10 the character
Of the supper to DO given. &c, &c.
On motion. General George A. Chapman vas
appointed Chairman q the Committee on Ar
rangements. rice CobDrn resigned: and Coloosls
Slater. Frederick, aud ID. @ Rose. were added
10 the Com mitiee.
General Love moved that the COMMITTEE NJ
Arrangements be instructed to make such con-
tract for supper and hall as they may deen ad .
visabe. and make report thereof at our next
meeting. Passed in the Affirmative
j. W Gordos moved that the Committee on
Finance prepare cards OF admission for officers
and ex officers, and issue them upon such te.ms
as they may agree upon. Passed 10 the affirms
tive
On molten, Generals Love and Chapman we're
added TO the Committee On Toasts
all officers and ex-oficers DESTROYS of attend
log the Banquet we're then. by vote OF the meet
ing. requested TO report at District Headaaarters
to Captain Fugus Walker OF the Committee on
Finance, for tickets
The hour OF 3 o'clock p NJ was then fixed
as the hour for supper
The meeting then adjourned to meet At the
same place to morrow morning. az 9 o'clock
A. r HovKy,
j W GoRDoS, President
Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS,

Ii persons Indebted to the Sinking Fund are hereby
notified that all lands mortgaged to said fund, aud
wnc interest has not been paid In advance for the
present year. viii be advertised FOR sixty days previous
and offered e. public sale the second Tuesday In
December next.
By order Of the Board ofCOmmissoners.
W h. TALBOT, President.
ia, Is, 1855.
fLT'The following named newspapers will please pub
sh the above advertisement In their weekly issue 10 the
Of TcO Dollars, and forward copy OF paper and
bill TO this Office,
Register and Republican, LawTenceburg: Courier Mad
son; Journal snd Demokrat Evansville; Journal and
Express, Terre Baute; Democrat, Princeton; Press.
Greene Sstl- Palladium Richmond; Sentinel For; Wayne;
Sum- Vncennes Journal, lafayette; Review, Crawforos-
vile Democr.t Goshen; Unsn, Iaporte Standard, An
derson; Eagle Decatur Republican, Greensburg Senti-
mel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican, Plymouth;
Democrat Monticello; Republican, Nashville; Volunteer
Shelbyville;s Democrat Huntington: Ledger, New AL
bcny; Democrat, Salem; Democrat, Columbus; Register
~. Joseph Republican, Valparaiso Post Columbia City
lndianian Bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin; Reporter,
Cannelton Democrat. Corydon; Democrat. R0ckport
Union, Danvile; Crescent, Frankfort; Times, Delphi
Pharos, Losansport; Courier, Newcastle. Owen County
Journal. Spencer Democrat, Upton; Reveiile, yevsy
jyls-d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
Meeting OF Army Officers ana Ex
Officers.

HEApQuARrERs. DIsTRtcr or INDIANA,
July 90, 1865
la pursuance OF tie invitation previously
given by Major General Hovey. the officers and
ex officers OF the army. Indiana polls. met at
five O'Clock p NJ, july -, at the headquarters
OF the District. The meeting Vas called to
order by Major General Hovey. who briefly
stated that the object OF the meeting WIS 10 make
suitable arrangements 10 give Ma or General
William L sherman public reception and
banquet upon his visit to our city. on Tuesday
next.
On motion of :, " Gordon Major General
Alvin p. Hovey was unanimously chosen Prcsi
dent of tue meeting.
General Benz min Harrison moved that Major
J " Gordon. act as Secretary Of the meeting
The motion was passed in the affirmative.
Ga motion of General Harrison il was resolved
that the Committees of Reception. of Finance,
OF Invitation, of Arrangements, and Supper.
aud on roasls, be appointed by the Chair. The
President thereupon made said Committees. re-
spectively. 10 consist of the following gentle
men, namely:
Committee OF Receptiou-Gene:ai Thomas a.
Morris. General Benjamin Harrison. General
John Love. Geaer-i Y.tchef General Stevens,
and Colonel SmonsOn.
Committee on Invitations Major j W Cor
don, Msjor Thoms. 5. Dunn. Captain Becker,
Captain Russell
Committee on Fmsuce-C Colonel William j
II Robinson. Lieutenant Colonel Gardiner. Major
Terril. Major Thomas ) Dunn, Captain Fergus
Walker. Captain Ed Wallace, and Captain E.
Pickett
Committee OF Arrangements snd Supper
General john Cobusn. Msior Walker. Major o.
NJ Wilson, Captain Middleton, Captain Charles
BAnzhof. and Lieutensa, MASSEY
Committee on ToAsts-GensTal Stevens, Gen
eral John COouru. Msjor Daniel Mcclure, Cap
tain James Wilson. and Major J W Gordon.
Ga motion ot Gcaersl II irrison the President
directed to telegraph General Sherman and
ascertain whether he would accept our proffered
reception and banquet.
On motion of Captain Fen Eyck, L A, the
meeting sdJourued until O'Clock A ~. on
Monday next
A T. HOygY, President
J W GoEDoN. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
TIE Gold Mines in 60 ch land County
Virginia.

INV fosK, July pa Richmond paper
u slshes the following eI,rac. OF letter from
G,.achlspd county, Va:
d" Those Who returned from the var TOO late
to put 10 crops are very busy washing gold iron
the mines. suppose there are two thousand
mis- srs at work getting gold in Goochland snd
Louisa counties. They average two penny
weight. per day 70 each nan | hsve heard they
are working in Buckingham. CulpePpe'' fiu-
wanna, and other counties. The gold mines have
never been fully developed. The quartz veins
are large. and very rich, and would pay well, but
DO, a single quartz mill is working in the gold
districts. In q few place. some are working
with stone and iron mortarf, aud in that ruoe
way do very we'll. There will be brighter
dawn upon the gold mines of Virgins before
fall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK. A NJ
INTERESTING ITEMS os ssws.
E.rArk OF rnssIprSr LINCOLN.

KsrArK % rRKsfDEST LINCOLN.
INV YoRK. July 2f.-The Boston Transcript
Is authorized TO say that the estate OF President
Lincoln. with the addition Of contributions made
in Massachusetts. Rhode Island and New York.
will amount TO siO0.0 900. and that the active
labors Of those obtaining subscriptions 20 the
Lincoln Monument Fund have now ceased
PROMOTION OF COLONEL BAkrR.
The Hersld's Washington special says: Col.
l.. c. Baker chief Of the Government Detectives.
has been promoted 70 the rank Of Brigadier
General, his CON mission 10 date from April 18th.
MOBILE DURING TnE war.
The Worlds correspondent, from Mobile 18th.
says. Mobile. during the var. maintained al en-
viable distinction from most Southern cities. Ia
heard Wat AZ distance, but felt and cav little Of
il all the very close For the FIRST three years
one two blockade runners week came Ia.
and kept trade alive The old men aud boys OF
the militia had easy times a. compared With
other cities. The explosion Of the magazine Was
the greatest gun OF The war. aud seems 10 have
been due 20 gross carelessness and bad judgment.
GOVERNOR PARSONS ArroSTNEsr AoorrTAsIK.
The appointment OF Governor Parsons IL uni
versalis accepted in all parts OF Alabama. IL 10
not understood what certain delegates at Wash.
ington mean by presenting their protests. as their
names unknown IA Mobile.
APPEARANCE OF THINGS IN GEORGIA
The Worlds correspondent. speaking of his
journey. says: Leaving Savannah three weeks
ago, we plunged into 4 comparative waste OF
wilderness, but little better than the plains Of
Tartary 10 tho interior OF Georgia and Alabama.
News Is scarce and conflicting and consequently
unreliable. There i the greatest incredibly ~
To the comparative comfort and general prosper
ity of the North They have vet 10 unlearn
the lesson taught them. that Northern people
are neither at the point OF civil war are their
stores and shops idle aud empty. Ice as com
modify j. only remembered as tradition. Small
stocks OF goods are arriving at interior points.
but they are not Of real value
GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant IL expected in this city Ia the
morning. on his way up the Hudson.
ORDERS CONCERNING fRKEDNES.
WAsmISeroN, july % The Secretary Of War
has ordered that 70 secure equal justice, and the
same personal liberty 20 freedmen, as TO other
citizens aud inhabitants all orders issued by post.
district, or other commanders, adopting any sys-
TEN OF passes for subieciing them 10 any re
s,raints or puuishments not imposed on other
classes, are declared void.
Neither white nor black will be restrained
from seeking employ ment when they cannot oh
tain IL 20 just cOmpens 1tion At their homes. aud
when not bound By voluntary agreements; nor
will they be hindered from travelling from place
TO place on proper and Legitimate business.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
COhGRs ERCEAL.
nv rzLxssarR.
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. July ~.
Flour Is held al 25a5Oc higher: superfns a
p, and at the close held at s. SO: trade aud
fancy brands must be quoted at S5@9.
Wheat advanced; prime to choice red 81 %
white il held al g Rye firm at CSC. Oats dull
at - Corn dull and prices lower; ear and
shelIed 65@6se; prime white 90.
Whisky advanced 10 60 10 for western. with
firm market
Mess pork quiet, country sold at SIS 50.
Prime mess IS held at 500. Bulk meats
quiet Shoulders l5le @i554 Sides in good
demand at l6l4@l6l9.
Bacon in good demand Shoulders sold q
lie. but held at &c higher; sides at l7i1 Lard
was held at POI with buyers at pc. The
stock is very light aud the amount offering very
small.
Butter 20@26c Eggs 20.
Sugar I4Ql7c Coffee 29d32c Moissss
dull Cheese l5c.
Oold 81 ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
Invitation TO Citizens.
Council CHAMBER,

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
lSDIAssPoLIs, July "a, 1866
The City Council having resolved to extend
the hospitaties Of the city TO the disting uished
guest of the State-Msjor General W. T. Sher
man-and to escort him through the city. all
citizens invited 10 join the procession, and to
assemble in carriages. in buggies, aud on horse.
back. at the Bates House. at two o'clock 2. NJ
to day. promptly
The procession will move as follows: On
Washington street east To Alabama: thence
north to North street; thence vest to Meridian
thence south TO Ohio: thence west 10 Mississippi;
thence south 10 the State House
Citizens are requested TO display their flags.
and 10 make the occasion worthy the city and
our distinguished visitor
Colonel Robinson will act as Chief Marshal,
anu will sppoint such Assistants as he may re
quire j. CAvES, Mayor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
uutiny in the Duryea ZOuaves.-Ihc
Men DtsaTmed and CO0fsned In
Rore Hump per

Men Dt00rmeQ ana CO0I1meO In
fOrs xunpteT.
NV YoaK, July 24-The steamer Zodiac
brings Savannah dates to the 2O;h.
The Savannah Herald's OraDgeburgh South
Carolina correspondent says: That place 10 vet
mostly lying in ashes.
Gen. Hsrtwell commands the Post. The rail
road is being rapidly repaired laborers receiving
twelve dollars per month. Crops are in fine con-
dision. All towns Of South Carolina are. or
soon viii l.. occupied by Federal troops.
Another steamer left Savannah for Augusta
on The 18Th, loaded with head 5oarcs aud other
freight tor the National Cemetery at Anderson
vile.
The Chsrleston Courier OF the 18th says; The
One Hundred saG Fifty -sixth~.New York Voiun
teer., Duryea's Zpusves, removed TO Morris
Island for taxing part in the disturbance in the
CITY, have exhibited muIiuous spirit since their
removal.
Gen. Gilmore selI order demanding the
colcrs OF the regiment, but the Colonel refused
TO give them sp. lie was placed under arrest.
and the coIors demanded of the second ofhcer in
command. he too. refused. when General
Hatch explaining to him that his con.
duet would be mutiny, while that oil
the Colonel would be simply disobedience of or
ders, he promised to deliver the colors. The de-
livery WAS made, when il was found thai only
thu STATS and rubber covers bad been delivered
Ii Vas then determined TO Gi-arm the whole reg
msnt. O.her troops we're brought forward, a
gun charged with grape and canister was brought
70 bear on the mutineers, and orders given 70
fra upon hem in case any resistance was OF
Tered. The soldiers. seeing that all further op
position vas useless, quietly sacked their arms
and marched under guard 20 Fort Sumter. TIER.
to expiate their crime.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

BLAKEs MILITARY AGrScY Army Officer,
having reports 10 make to the Departments al
Washington will find Ut my Office Mr.. Darheld
who has for two years been engaged ia this bust
ness aud has never made report but vas ap-
proved AT Washington. Officers who desire
Aihdavils and Pay Accounts, can obtain them
promptly made out. warranted correct. Mr.
hing' formerly OF the Pay aud Adjutant Gene
rails Departments superntends this business
Blanks of all kinds on hand. Instructions given
without charge. Office opposite Major Dunn
United States Mastering and Disbursing Office
No. ~ West Washington street. next Masonic
Hall. j. W. BLAZE,
(Ltte Colonel Fortieth Indiana Vos,)
s4-b Attorney and Claim Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

tT- Col Blake is doing the most extensive
claim agency business of any in the city. and a,
this we are not surprised. The Colonel nnder-
stands the motto of success. There ia no more
prompt and correc, business man. and this added
TO the gentlomanly department Of Colonel b Sc.
cheerfully recommend the Colonel TO returning
soldiers. as the proper person TO enrust the col.
lection of their claims to His Office is opposite
the Theatre, third floor Sheets building
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

tB- At request we made no mention of the
ARRAY Saturday night. between Fred. Richards
a compostor at the Journal, and Dutchman by
the name OF koehler, in which the latter was
seriously stabbed There GRE several storic.
ahost concerning the affair. and as there has
been no hearing of tho cause, the tru.h and real
circumstances have not been made known. A
woman was mixed up in it. aud it all comes oil
inconsistency Koehler is not dangerously hurt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
Proceedings OF au Adjourned Meet
ing ON The Reception of Generai
sherman.
HEspoUARrHRs. DisrRIcr or lSpI

HEaporARrH DisrRIcr or ISpIANA,l
JULY o. ls65.
Officers aud eI-oficers met pursuant to al
journmeni. and we're called 10 order by The Presi
dent, who laid before the meeting telegram
from Major General Sherman, accepting the in
ta.ion rendered hm for Tuesday evening; and
also, letter from General Coburn, Informing
the meeting of bis inability. on account Of his
previous engagements. to perform the duties as
signed him. as Chairman Of the Committee OF
Arrangements sHi Supper. and making certain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

~ The second book Of poems, intended for
the cottage library. has been issued by the pub
Usher IRE present volume contains poems from
Hood. and is entitled the " Song o: the Shirt
with Illustrations Iii = cheap collection of tie
most celebrated poets fugitive and miscellaneous
pieces, aud is well worth the small sun asked
for H. Bowen. Stewart & Co. have the work for
ssle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

PsoxorIoxs.-The following promotions were
MADE at the AdjUtsnt Generals Office. yesier-
day:
One Hundred and Forty -hitu-Arch. Ander-
son, Captain; John s Aedcsp. f.rst Lieutenant;
Alouzo Hubbard, Second Lieutenant
Oue Hundred and Fifty frst-Wm H. SLOT
maker Second Lieutenant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

sE On Saturday night an ARRAY occurred on
South stree, in which one Berard Logan shot
and killed John Hines Logan is an Irish
man. sud We. under the influence o. liquor a,
the time OF the occurrahce He waived sn ex
animation. and was held TO bali in tn. sum Of
s3,OO0 for hi. appearance a. the oeT, term OF ,he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

cE-Gener.l Sherman will be presen, at the
benefit OF Professor Psarsol. at the Metropolitan
Theatre tonight. All may rely on this. as Pro
lessor Oven Informs Us be has authority for say
ing 80 Almost every seat has been reserved,
and good prices offered. with many changing
hands
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

subser,psssss 90 Government Loan
PHILADELPHIA. July A-The balance OF The
I. 30 loan ansold 10 about 6fteen millions. and
viii probably he closed on, to day. All orders
will be flled BY Jay Cooke Co.. a. fas' a.
rsceiyed. until the remaining balance 10 ex-
h.u.ted. No obligation beyond.
law Cooke reports subscriptions to-day. TO the
2 90 loan at $40 ,2l3 ;, 800.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

- The Bellefontains Railroad Company COZ
template the erection Of . mammoth depot
building just north OF tho a, present used for
that purpose. this summer. The work 10 to CON
monce at once, aud when fnishsd will be the
largest depot house in the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25

PoLicE MATTERS. Jane Spencer and Lucinds
Johnson were couple Of wandering prostitutes
They were sent to AL for thirty days.
James Hoges, for as.sciating with prostitutes
Was fined SIG 40 lie Was unable to pay tn
amount. and was put on the chain gang
Martin + Finch. for public indecency. was re-
moved from the eyes of the public fifteen days
He is in the county Jail.
Matthias Snyder. Matthew Roe. K. Pritchard
William McAllisier, Patrick Mulligan. Lizzie
Myers. John Ketcbam. NJ. johnson. Vim. Glen
dale and Melville Dunbar were each drunk, and
in default Of SO and costs were sent to jail ter
days