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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

HusKs IS. WM II R~oBISsoS.-0n Friday az
tcrnoon last the argument OF this application was
heard before Ray. chief justice Of the supreme
court. and the case taken under advisement 10
I'll Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock. when the
Judges. taking their places upon the bench. Chiel
Justice Ray announced that. as the decision oil
the writ involved the construction of $ statute
and il was desirable that such construction should
be authoritative, and 8 guide TO legislative ae-
ton. and therefore the judgment Of the supreme
court. he had submitted the question to ;hs
full bench OF Judges. and il had been considered
by them, and that Mr.. Justice Gregory would
now render the opinion CT the court. Justice
Gregory thereupon read the opinion, which We
pnblsh elsewhere in this important case.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

A WANT SuPPLIED-The business portion OF
the community of this city have long felt the
need. and we have often wondered why some en-
terprising man did not establish an exchange
or place Of resort Cor our business men, where
could be had rooms for private parties, to which
they could adjourn and spend an hour or two IN
social conversation upon pleasure, business or
politics. uninterrupted by the floating masses OF
mankind generally ard where could be procured
those creature" comforts go essential to the
we'll being Of that class OF our citizens, after a
day spent in the more monotonOus routine OF
duties, TO which every business man is subjected
That want has been at last supplied.
Mr.. A. J. Myers. a gentleman of large expe
riencp, seeing the necessity OF such an institution
in this CITY, has, at enormous expense, leased The
rooms over Elliott & Ryan's store, corner OF Ma
ryland and Meridian streets. and fitted them up
10 una gnificent style. and secured the services of
Mr.. Stephen r. Burke, well known to business
men all over the country. as the former affable
and obliging superintendent OF the celebrated es-
Enlistment of OILS Field, 60s Broadway, New
York, and more recently manager OF the Ire
mont Exchange, Dearborn street, Chicago. In
addition to the splendidly furnished private par
lors, Mr.. NJ. has fitted up a large CLUB room, and
has always on hand the best stock of liquors and
cigars to DE found in the country. The eating
department. Is managed in al admirable manner
and every wish can be gratihed TO the entire sat
isfa"tion of connOiSseurs ie art de cuisine.
We know Of no more agreeable place in the
country to spend all hour 10 those pleasures and
recreations so universally sought for by our
business men, than at the "Ofice" OF Mr..
Myers. Mr.. NJ with his usual good judgment
and taste, has fitted up the well known Bates
House saloon, ia a superior manner, and furnish
ell il with an excellent stock DE has Fortunate
" secured the services of those obligIng and
gentlemanly attendants, Messrs. Wm. II Burke
and ohm Fisher, as superintendent, which is a
sufficient guarantee that the business will be con-
Quoted in a manner agreeable TO all his patrons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
HoKsK SuorIse.-Samuel Raymond. al /

HoRsE SnoKISe.-Ssmuel Raymond. az his
new establishment on Maryland street. north
side. east of PENNSYLVANIA street, is prepared 10
do all kinds OF horse shoeing in the most careful
substantial and skillful manner. Horse. ADAPT
ed To all the different kinds of labor pass through
his hands daily and with entire satisfaction to
his numerous friends. Who are among the best
Judges. not only OF horses. bat Of the manner
in which they should be shod. that can be found
in they couutry-tor the truth Of this he eau
produce vouchers that viii not be disputed. The
comfort. health and usefulness OF the hers.. de
ponds more upon his being properly shod. than
IL generally imagined. Take your horses tc
Raymondis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

rot been printed for the last few years il Is ex
tremeiy embarrassing not TO be able to recipro-
cate these favors. rot only this. bet a disgrsce to
The great state of Indiana.
The publication Of our reports vas discontinued
in 1866. on the ground OF saving Z little expense
on account Of printing; but The state sud all the
county societies arc clamorors for the pub'ica-
ton. We hope our Legislators will renew their
publication 80 once.
Respectfully. &c.
: W. II LOCKS,
Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
REPORTS.

Editor Daily Sentinel
At The late meeting OF the Board OF Agr;cGl
ture. Mr Holmes. OF Fulton county introduced
the following:
Waereas, The transactions OF the Board OF
Agriculture OF the state of Indiana should be
published and distributed among the citizens gen.
orally Of the state aud
Whereas. The condition Of The finances Of tho
Safe Agricultural Society will lot admit Of The
expense therefore,
Resolved. That a committee Of three. consist,
ing of Stearns Fisher. James D.. Willis ms. snc
A. HAmrieh. be appointed to urge he legis
lature TO cause The same 10 be published in %,
usual number and form. FOR the years 1861. 1852
1868, 1864 and lc65. 40 the date Of publication
We received annually large numbers Of Ohio
Illinois Wisconsin, Michigan. New York. Mass
aehnsetts. and other state agricultural Reports
with a request TO exchange. As our reports hav'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

DEAD RKsELs In passilg along the railroad
Yesterday, near the river. we saw where they
bury the rebel prisoners that die At this POINT
They are buried in rows The holes are dug the
usual depth. and instead OF digging a separate
grave for each rebel. they are dug six teet six
inches Tong. and a. side a. the space intended q
occupied; The ranges appeared 70 DC about twenty
feet long The boxes containing the corpses are
then pat IN. close together. and dirt filed IN
They had Sin boxes laying on the ground wher
we sere there. ready TO he placed in the holes
At The head of each box i = substantial board
With q plumber painted on 80 that IL canpot Il
rubbed OF, TO Indicate the person buried there
The highest M mber for the boxes on the groun.
yestesday vas I ,307, Indicating tha, that Ulap.
we're buried there. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

When the psisons en- left a, the latter date. the,
we're dying - the rite of - per cent rcr month
IL Is stated by Professor Henry that the par
tal destruction Of the Smithsonian building vii
not interrupt the regular active operations ut The
institution.
~
A tpeu Cafpo.
CAIRo, January sg-The steamer Belle
Memphis. has arrived from Memphis with 2ss
bales Of cotton.
A bsnd Of :nertillas attacked our pickets back
of Memphis on Thursday. but were driven on
with the loss Of their leader and several others
Sixteen deserters from Tennessee regiments
came within oUr lines on the same day and mace
application TO take the amnesty oath. They re
port that q great many Of their comrades are
waiting for sn opportunity 10 desert, aud Thai
the republication Of Grants order greatly en-
couraged deserti0ns. Great numbers are coming
into our iI 6 az various points ann
Further particulars OF the explosion OF the
Eclipse say that q were killed instantly and a
number missiug-supposed TO be drowned.
tSTte scladed ~suferers are over 60 in number.
A number Of them. belonging to the 9th Indiana
battery, were taken TO Paducah yesterday and
placed in the hands Of the post surgeon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
SONG.
Loving spirit.
BY JAMES GREER.

I often met the fair lady how happy wheh favored
in walks Of pleasure and In places Of Dusiness
true regard for the In this bosom shall dwell
when see the at home or whsn see abroad
at home or abroad where true love doth dwell
no scenes Of conf sion or dischord around
my loving heart abounds with rapture when W meet
sad be err parting till we meet meet again
Chords Of my heart twiatd in the valley Of love
in places of amusement or in contentcd home
my loving heart abornds with rapture when We meet
sad be our parting till we meet meet again
Welfare for our country In union We will join
in adding wreaths and laarels 10 the bonored name
my loving he art abounds with rapture when We meet
sad be our parting til We meet meet sgain
Duty TO our country oftea may call US to arns.
sad be our parting till We meet meet sgain
welcome to the worhy affection for the absent
the loving true hearted a place in memory will have
INDIANAPOLIS, IsB.. January es, 1885. dit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

sE Runnion is the greatest photographer ex-
tant. His rooms East Washington street. op
posite to Glenns' block. are admirably fitted NJ
for the accommodation of the public. The por
traits which decorate his walls are of the most
distinguished citizens, particularly indianisns
Mr.. Runnion's assistants are artists, every one oil
them. To persons visiting the city We woulC
respectfully suggest a call at Runnion's Room
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

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 to sperma-
torrhGa. or nocturnal seminal emissions, and i'm
potence. Doctor VIM. Thomson offers to the
unfortunate afflicted with any of the above com
plants sure and safe methods Of cure. founded
on the solid basis of science and sound philoeo-
ply. See advertisement on second page of this
naner 30 1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

SKATING Yesterday afternoon was a lively
time on White river, The ice was in excellent
condition, and from three 10 four hundred per
sons. of all ages and sexes, we're enjoying the
sport of skating. The whole surface of the river
was alive with skaters. and the scene was worth
looking at. Some OF the gentlemen we saw are
beautiful skaters, while the ladies, with FEN Ell
~cep,ions were new beginners, but apt pupils, and
after a little more experience, will equal the most
expert gentlemen Should the ice continue good
,day. we have no doubt the same will bcre-
pested. and will be well worth going TO see. The
best ice is between the railroad bridge aud the
national road.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

VeW YORK Market.
NEW YoRK, January 80.
Cotton dull and dropping; s9@90c for mid
ding.
Flour state and western IO@l5c lower; 50 %
49 % for extra state ; $40 20 a III 90 extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sll $50 IL IS for trade
brands dull aud very unsettled
Whisky 6rmer; western 81 30@2 81; closing
at the latter price.
Wheat better. Milwaukee club s. 90 good
amber Michigan 81 40; very choce do. 81 AZ;
choice spring 2 10.
Rye quiet aud lower, 81 Go.
Barley rather more active.
Corn quiet and steady; 81 s51ee for old mixed
western.
Oats 6rmer; 81 O6@l O6lds for western; small
sales at 81 OF.
Wool dull.
Petroleum steady ; 1880 for crude 6sCa
20 for refined in bond. and $3.50 for refined
free. nn.r
Pork opened unsettled and decidedly lower.
but closed more firmly at $50 00@37 SO for new
NESS, closing at $37 50; cash $40 1904 IS;
each and regular way closing at S34 IS for 1863
and 1864 mess; regular 500 50d30 so prime;
S34 OO@35 % prime mess chiefly: $35 -000
50 SO for thin mess also 1000 barrels new mess
for February and March. buyers and sellers Cd
ton, $37 50@36 SO.
Beef quiet at sl9Q22 for plain mess, and s2l
ga for extra mess; Indians mess $40.
Beef hams heavy, western $25G26.
Dressed hogs very dull at l54@l6c for west
ern, the latter price for heavy.
Bacon quiet: Cumberland cut 1917 620.
Cut meats dropping; l7@lsL for shoulders.
and l6@22 for hams.
Lard frmer at 1929; choice lots selling at
23A@233s.
Coffee is firm. III
Butter more active and firm; 32@47 for Ohio
and 4305e for state.
Cheese firm at A@24. a
Money easy at Coz per cent.
Sterling quiet, l095s@l095s.
Gold irregular and unsettled. opening at
2l4 and declining TO 2il. advancing TO 2l4I1.
and closing at 2i21s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

~ Scouts wearing the federal uniiorm-en-
tered the premises OF Mr.. Wineberger, two miles
south of the city on the Bluff road. night before
last, and after depredating unceremoniously upon
his liquors, demanded his MONEY and got. we are
panied to state, five dollars. Then a person en-
ploysd on Mr. Winberger's premises was made
after by the aforesaid with like predatory intent.
but he escaped to the barn. and with a pitch fork
held them AZ bay until daylight, when a recon
noissance showed that the enemy had decamped.
Such things as Mr.. Wineberger suffered on that
night are OF somewhat frequent occurrence in
this vicinity.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

~ lust received at Clark Johnson 4 Co :
successors to Vinnedge 4 Jones. No. IL West
Washington street. Indianapolis, patent lestheT
boots. stitched. congress CATERS. and q large va
riety of baImorsIs and gaiters for ladies, at low
est figures. J-3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
HOTELS.
-x-CATARRH.-wE HAVE SEEN

e GAIA II NII.-WE AVE- sim
Proof Sheets Of a work on ''Catarrh,' it, causes and
tendencies. with symptoms Of the disease in all its types
and stages, which we understand i intended for gratui-
tous distribution by the proprietors. This work will be
Of the greatest value to those afflicted with that terrible
disease. Catarrb. ard all interested in obtaining informa-
ton az 10 the causes and effects Of the disease. SGmer-
Gus Testimonials from very reliable persons have been
given to our citizens o. the merit Of this remedy. so q
perusal Of all the t~reatises on this discs se will undOubt-
edly be found both interesting and prodtsble-Cbieasc
Tribune. May 2sth. l-6f.
Please address 7. o. drawer 6s51. Chicago, H.. and
the work will be sent eksrs BY return Of mali
iana--s.ddltv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

DAVIS GREsr ALLIANCE really good
troupe Of performers open in this city at
Masonic Hall. Wednesday evening. February LIST.
This company comprises hrS class Ethiopeande
lineators. and all our citizens who visit them will
we unhesitstingly say be infinitely delighted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
For The STATE Ser tinei.
The Human.

htFTf aTaOs htssfsVs.
Oh: We all Of earth are earthly.
And We are very earthly too;
There was scant Pronethean ere
Used TO lesven me OF you.
II va not enough 10 ligkten
The whole lamp Of sensual day,
A our many trips and dswnfslis
Sadly teach "a every dsy.
In one hour the God part rises.
And we show an angels wings:
But the next, the flesh, supinely
To earth's soft bosom things:
The poisoned cupis sweetest,
And the wholesome cup IL sour,
And man drinks. as It's presented,
In bis God, OF human hour.
The world is full Of beauty,
And the world Is full Of lie;
And liars love the beauty,
And beauty loves the fies;
This night the good mans praying.
And upon him heaven smiles,
But the rext his blood Is burning
Beneath a wanton's wiles.
Argue not that yeu are strongest
II when others fall you stand;
You may stand but from your weakness
Weeds are straight-the strong oaks bend
Argue notthat you are righteous,
II no finger points "yoa SIM"
Not In outward act the SHINING.
lis the heart holds crime within.
Black and white are strange commingled
In the warp and wOof Of life,
Edging on to helPs dark %colOrs;
There are streaks Of heavens light.
And bur earth, made prisms, vainly
Would the tangled hues divide:
0nly lie that made the c%olors,
Can the tint exact decide.
Let Us then beware OF judging
Hastily, erring man or woman,
Lest in striving to be Godlke,
We fail Of being human:
Our weights in ignorance are faulty;
Gods alone in wisdom true;
He that mingled clay and spirit
Rightly ganges me and you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

great religious revival is now in pro
gress, We understand, among the brave troops
now stationed at camp Burnside, in the vicinity
of this city. Many souls, under the administrs-
ton OF the interchangeable chaplain. have been
brought to grace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

A HOUSE, FOR THE GOVERNOR There is q pro-
position before the legislature to sell the present
governors mansion, on the corner of Illinois
and Ohio streets. and buy or build him one suit
able tor a governor of Indiana, and in which his
family can enjoy health This is a good plan.
and we hope il will be carried out, and if i, ia
consideration of those controlling the matter
In the first place, there is no house that can be
bought. TO our knowledge, that would be suited,
in eyery respect, for a governors residence We
therefore cay, nv all means build one; and if this
is done we would suggest two locations, either of
which are we'll suited for the purpose. The first
and best is the Governors Circle. This ground
was laid out and reserved for the governors res
ideEce when the city was sold. a house was
built on il for that purpose. but il was so poorly
constructed and badly arranged that no COVER
nor would live in il. The location is central
and desirable. the ground elevated. and a hand
some building on il would be seen by every Wis
itor to the capital. The next best location Is the
unoccupied four acre block north Of the blind
asylum. This il high ground, fronting on two
OF our best streetycand Is considered at a desira-
bic distance from the centre of business for pri
vate residences. Both these pieces belong 10 the
state. are OF no special benefit in their present
condition. and could be used for the purpose 1t
the legislature thought proper University
Squire would also make a good site FOR a COVER
nor's house. but We are not clear that the state
has a right TO appropriate !, for that purpose
We would suggest that If a house Is built u
should be such al one Is would be a Credit to
the state.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

e1S-Hon. Lazarus Noble. clerk Of the supreme
court of Indiana, left the city yesterday TO be
absen, ut Washington some ten days on impor
tant business. regarding which matters connect
ed with the draft and other things are concerned.
Mr. Lazarus Noble will make il a point to see
the president while he il gone. and take him ont
To one side aud talk to him. aud express to him
emphstically bis views
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

IL Mr.. Boyd has sold 81 feet of the nos'h
end Of his lot, on South Meridian street. 10
Murphey & Holiday. for S347 a foot front. the
lot being 2O2La fee, deep. They intend 10 erect
a first class business house this season. in which
TO remove their iron store This will be another
room on South eridian This groind sold cheap.
being nearly 500 a foot less than the corner Of.
Maryland and Meridian sold for last summer. 20
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

u To ladies We would say that Senour
druggist. Bates House Block. West Washington
street. IL the establishment Of all other like ss-
Establishments IN this city for them TO visit for COS
metics and perfumeries. Every article SenouT
offers is surprisingly elegant. For pandoline-
sublimely frsgrant-go TO Senour's.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

METROPOLITAN THEATRE Damon and Py-
thias. Mr. Neafe as Daman, Mr.. Riley as Py
thiss. Miss Cushman a. Hermon, Mrs. W. II.
Riley a. Calanth The Persecuied Dutchmar
concludes the performance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
"THr THREE Soours We are indebted {

Messrs. Bowen. Stewart ( Co for this volume,
by the author of "Cudjo's Cave" This simple
statement will crafty our host Of intelligent
readers. for they will thereby ascertain where
thew can procure something which will infinitely
delight them. Messrs. Bowen. Stewart Il Co +,
are always in receipt of the latest publications.
foreign and domestic.
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FURNITURE, &c.
SECOND HAND STORE T.,
233 East Washington ST.,

NEARLTTTLES HOTEL.
~ooK STOVES, BEATING STOVES. FURSTTpA
and Mattresses Of all kinds, conditions and rticef
Ysa can here rnd Everything necessaEy 10 mako con-
p,ete oufct fer hsssefsepiag. and a. prices ranging
from IS 70 90 per cent cheaper n an can be had rev any
uhere II shs city. I also have . complete stock Of yew
6lass<s- Call ard sc. Jh Nc
sspl- don
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

/. ~ The Supreme Court Of Indiana has taken
a recess until the 18th day OF February. 1865.
and all the distinguished judges have gone
bone.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

= The red streamer floating from the flag
stah At the top Of Glenns' Block indicates skat-
Ing At the park. Jan 25u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

~ See DR.. Wm Thomson's advertisement
on the second page OF to-day's paper.
ian % If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

cE-See DR.. VIM. Thomson's adver,isemeu
on the second page Of TO days paper.
Jan - r..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
CITY ITEM

--tEr There are ffty prisoners, male and ismal'
In all, nov confined At the Marion county jail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

~ Saov fell again Throughout Indianapoli:
yesterday. Mules waved their ears in eonse
qnence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31

- \ new moon chastity swings herself now
Of nights high up in the occidental ornamental
hemisphere. and she looks well. although. IRON
some cause or other. she i visibly Increasing in
diametricsl proportions, circumcircumambientis
a. philOsophic astronomers say.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
Editorial Convention

Editorial Convention.
The Editors and publishers Of Indiana will meet in
convention at indianapolis. on
Friday. FEB. Sd, at l o'clock u. N.
A distinguished speaker will be present to address the
meeting. All editors are earnestly requested to be in
attendance, IS business Of importance will be trans
acted. jan2s-dtd.