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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

The market for beef cattle remains
without noteworthy change. the num-
her on sale was not 10 large ~ last
week, hut the cattle were generally
poor, and being In moderate demand,
were no higher; prime offerings were
higher, however, and full prices were
reaiized-to wit, sl7 25als 90, with oc-
casional sales at even higher prices.
The various other grades sold a. above.
Mich cows were steady at our quota
tons. yealswere fairly active atpriees
varying from 10 lie. the latter rate for
extras. Sheep and lambs were In good
demand at abont last weeks prices-as
quoted above. IffI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
IIMRTRIAND. Nd.

:. LUNtAN,...-.-............Proprietor.
rt,ufs HOTEL l. LOCATED NEAR THE
Vailrnad Depot and in the centre oi tlle
6-IsIns.s portion uf tho city.
Accommosating porter- In ATTENDANCE AZ
an trains ~. On.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
ron PARKERsBURG.

In place 81 the Faglel
The lne light dmuglt steamer
ARETENUE Captain Russell, vii
= leave as Above every Monday
W.sIne-siav and Friday az N o'clock "a. ~.
Fof frelght or passlge apply GA riaN OF u
BOOTH, BArlEl.l.E q -,
o.tt Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
rnR naRIErrA a PAREERsRrRG

The fine light dmught steamer
Tx. A"EAGLE." Capt. Booth, Charles
- Mailman, clerk. viii leave ~
.l,1Ve every Monday, "Wednesday, and IN
dav al m o'clock a. m. keiurning-lenNss
Parkersburv cvey Tuesday, Thursday, and
SATURDAY, al s O'Clock "a. u.
t'or fT,.i,rht on massage amply on hoard, or Ia
BOOTH, BAffELLE a co,
s..u,tf Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

NEW YoRK. Oct. l7.-Gold opened
this morning Mt lI5A, rose To l4O1s' bu'
I fell again 10 lI6s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18
u. s. Sanitary Commission
Army 6 Navy Claim Agency
No CHARGE FOR sERyICEs.

JAMES NJ. sCROGIN. Local Agent
OGloc, Graf0H, ". Ia.
rIyIIF u, \. SANITARY COMMISSION,
desiring 20 relieve soldier, sailors and
their families nom the heavy eNpens'r
usually paid for the prosecution OF such
claims. have established this Agency, % col,
lect pensions, nrrcars Of pay, bounty and
other claims against the Government, te9h0m
oharge Or erpeHse q any lind 'chaisteT q ne
Claimants.
ON application sent to this Agency, stating
the name and post Office address Of the claim
ant, the Name rank, company, regiment, ser
vice and state Of the soldier on Whose iss'-
count the claim i made, date Of Discharge OF
death, the proper blanks viii he filled out "a
oar ~ possible and forwarded to the person
applying. These can then h. executed and
returned 10 this ofilce, where the claim VIII
BE- prosecuted 10 "A finl isSne In the shortest
possible time. jyls-eod cd
V,HE CHEAPEsT AND BKssT AssORT-
ment Of Hair, Tooth, Nail, and shaving
Brushes can b. had at r.. BOCkING1s, No. !
Osld FELLOWS HALL ocll
CHEESE.
NICE LOT OF PRIME GOSHEN
n CHEESE and English Dairy Chez, just
received by X. j. SMlTH,
ssps Cor Market and Quincy streets
SORGHUM CANE MILLS.
FEW MORE LEFT AT
n PC. HILDRErH a BROS,
sepa7 50 Main 81, bet Monroe A quincy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-18

40 PtFrFs ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH
~ Ci0th al s. u only. J. :. RHODES.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
OyrIcr-SeptA side Public Square, Cepiss-
ten, Indians.

VNHK Company holds BY lease, and In fse, about
il twenty thousand acres Of The select coal
lands In western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
wabash river Maps Of these lands may be seen a. the
VIM Dale, No IS Park Place. City. At tue onace OF
Hon j. X Conroth, huntington, indiana, and st the
once OF Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
reference 10 the report Of the Hon David Dale
Oven late state Geoosist win show that these lands
situate in the midst OF the finest coal fields Of The
State, abcundins also In SALT iron and other valuable
mineral rubsts.
Nearthe mouth Of Coal Creek, where the Company hs
large quantities OF lands sa has been discovered
equal In quality TO the kanawha This water was pro-
ondaga salt finding its vay down the wabash and krt
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor, finding himself IN
able TO with IT, abandoned the manufacture
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove TO have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prox nifty TO the wabash
and Erie Canal, some Of them upon its banks
Mr.. John hchanomy, the business agent OF the com
pany las retui ned from tour OF observation Of the oil
regions Of convinced that she lands leased
By the company, in Fountain and Parke counties has
far the general formation Of the country and the
surface indications present themselves stong analogy
in the oil and mineral substances found French
Greek, Pennsylvania where the greatest quantity and
the valuable oil is found Mr. hcManomy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures for operation, and
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands OF the company
All the induces Of coal OIL found In local ties where II
caltes OF the lands OF the Company sGording every
rational prospect Of success. The company thinks IL
make other reference the character
Of the lands other than the report and referred TO
el0o 900 Of the stock being 900 shares proposed
by the Company be offered in the market at bal
t par value being cas- per share, for the purpose OF
aiding the Company IN speedy development OF tho
lands apr25-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

TnAxsyEas OF RsAI EsrArk following
transfers II real sssate have been made ct the
Office Of the County Auditor since our last rs'
port:
PA Dougherty 20 J r Matthews. lot No
Isl. in osf-Iot No 99-S250.
John v.ndssss.r TO JAG Altenbarger, lot
No so, 10 out lot No 100 81 GOO
Frederick A Wick TO John Wochsr. lot No
~ in out lot No 90 81 $50.
A.D Brooks 70 Stephen K )bioson. lot No.
H. ia ID 4 N Addition 1910
Robert Fares 20 L n. UJiik-. part OF lots
No. aud 2. in out lot No y2-t2 0OO
samuel Cove 90 james Guthrie. east half of
lot No 3. In WiSgste's subdivision Of out los No
lOO-sl 10
J Hepp to Seiden-ticker Kappe.. 80 feel
east side Of 10, No a.. in out-los No. l75-
5000.
William Rsfert to Charles Kuteueier, lot No
/, in out-lot No. 6i-t2 200.
JS Dunlop TO John y Hereth. lot. Nos I6,
IL aud Il. in ID. 4 t. Adduon-S9O0.
J L. Bond TO Charlton Elem, und bali OF
965< feet north end of LOT No. 4. 10 square 81
IS, 900
Jesse Copeland TO Charlton Eden. und quar-
ter Of 9634 feet norsh end Of lot No. 4, 10
square 57-S3 500
L. N K FAtout to j. W. Holland. ri.
Of lots and 3. in out lot No 35-t5, 600.
Newton Hume to Thom. Schooly. und half
of lot 81. in out-iot No l7I-sI .5OO
q. W AcCurdy TO Robert Patterson, lot No.
81, IN out lot No 5l-S5l5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

NV iokk, August ~.
Cotton lover at 44645c Tor middling.
Flour I5d2 5c bette; common 10 medium eI
ira &c 55a6 20: extra Safe S. 600G6 10: su
per6ne western IS O0s6 30. s. OO(se % Tor
common 10 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio aud s. 3O@s 75for trade brands.
market closing dull.
whisky doll: sellers Of western ask 81 10,
and buyers offer 81 Is.
Wheat opened excited, and 395c better, but
closed dull. With the Improvement yearly lost;
Winter red western 81 s2fl 81: r, seine spring
40: Milwaukee club 81 5USl So prime
white Michigan 81 9c(d2 90; amber Michigan
500: Al 42ai IS tor No choice. and 81 81
al 40 TOR Chicago spring.
Corn active and &c better, 81 for damaged,
s7as9c for unsouDd go (69O1.c tor sound
mixed western 9I@9frc for prime shipping par
erls. .pd 81 d9iisc for high mi ed nearly yellow
Oats excited and 293c better At 65d66 tor
sestern, closing Of ID
Coffee quiet Sugar steady at l2DGl3 for
Muscavado. 1871 tor r X. Havana Rice dull
Molasses dull At lOS4O.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at 32Is &c for crude, 521s
ass &C: refined in bond. aud 69d72c do free
Pork lover; pes mes $50 l21Q34 IS;
$2s 75.d29 % Tor '63-'64. do cash ard regular
.ay. closing at S32 l2Is for c-sh. S23 1924
% for prime. and SOS 1926 OF tor PRIME
mess Plain mess beet 81 O06I2 50: extra
me.s. $40 OOdII 81: beef .ms qaist At 30lse
Cut meats steady Of lsSl7e for shoulders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS

IL persons indeb ed the hiking Fund are hereby
"A notified that al lands mortgsged TO said fund, and
whc intere has not been paid in ADVANCE for the
percent year, wi be advertised FOR sixty previous
o AMI onered at public sale tue second Tuesday in
December next.
BY order Of the Board Of Commssiopers.
Ii. TALBOT, President.
July IS, 1855.
" = The following named newspapers will please pub
sh the above advertisement in tn weekly issue
amount Of 7tcO Doilrs and Forward copy Of pper and
bal 10 this Office, VIZ
Register and Republic LawreDceburg Courier, Mad
isos; JOurna ana DemokIat, Evansville; Journal AID
Express, Terre baue Democrat, Princeton; Press,
Greene sIle Pal adj am. Richmond Sentinel Fort
SUM- vncenne- Journa Lafayette; keview, Crswfords-
vnl-; Democrat, Goshen; Uusn. Laporte Standard An
der>on; Eage ecztur Republican Grstnsburg: Senti-
mel hoc hester; Democrat and Republican, Plymouth;
Democrat honticeli Republican, kushvile; Volunteer,
ID loyviile Democrat huntington; Ledger, New Al
bany: Democrat salem; democrat, Columbus Register,
ST. Joseph, Republican, Valparaiso, Poet, Columbia City
lndi-nian, Bloomfield; Democrat. Franklin; R-pt rter
"a Melton; Democrat Cery don; Democrat. Rock port;
Union Uanvile; Crescent. Frankfort; Times Delphi;
Phsro- Lo<snsport; Courier, Newcastle; owen County
Journ Spencer; Democrat, lip on; keveille, yevsy.
Iyis d4w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

PORTLAND. August 10 The Union State Con-
ventioD met here TO d.v. at 10 o'clock. The
attendance vas very large, with full represen
tstiou from the whole State
The Convention organized with Hon. John A
Peters as President. Vice PrerideDt from each
county. aud Powell, Alden Sprsgue aud w
: Wheeler as Secretaries.
Committee OF Resolutions was appointed
A, 30 A NJ a ballot vas taken for Gov
ernor The whole number OF votes was 564
Samuel Cony. the present Governor. had $50
votes and Vas declared unanimously nominated.
The Convention was then addressed by Hon
Mr.. Rice aud Colonel Sutherland, of Tennessee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
MII,ta.y Gong To California.

Nav YoRK. August l0.-The Fourteenth
Uuited Safes regular infantry. nearly $50 strong
leaves for California on the l6 h The Second
United States artillery will follow as soon a.
ready During the rebellion. nearly all the
troops on the Pacific coast were called east; and
the men going forward will assist in subduing
the Indians. The force now operating against
the Indians conist Of rebel prisoners. Who en-.
tered the Union army rather than be sent South !:
they have beeu sen, there from time to time and
are now organized into six regiments, and doing
good service under tie old flag
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

TT -Four regiments. numbering over 3 800
officers and men, vill dine at the Soldiers Home
to-day, and be received by the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. IN the absence OF Gov. Morton. At half
past two +. III in the State House Grove, with
the usual formsties and courte.ies The regi
ments are the One hundred and Forty Fourth
Col Riddle. the One hundred and Forty Sew.
enth. n ,jJr Finney. the One hundred and FIf
ueth, Lieutenant Colonel Daley. and the Que
hundred and Fifty Fifth. Colonel Wilson. Dinner
will be served TO the troops. as a matter OF con-
veneuce. in two divisions TO the first at ~ 30.
the division leaving camp shout Al, hour PREV.
Gus. and TO the second at 30, that division also
leaving camp about an hour previous. This re-
csotion will embrace larger number OF men
than any previous one. or than any future one is
likely TO do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

and I9if@23zo for hams. Bacon dull; l7c
for Cumberland cut; 1875 for long ribbed. and
l43i4zzc for short ribbed.
Lard rather more active and 6rmer 1t 1917 a
4xc.
Butter: 27a29c for Ohio. and 2S93Sc for
State, and in fair demand. Cheese quiet 80 %
l5kc.
NV roRk MONET nAkKKr
NV YoRx. August 10
Money steady at 6CdI per cent. call loans.
Sterling exchange firm q, loe3x@l0S for
FIRST elias. bills.
Gold lover. opening at 81 43;s and clos
ing at 81 421s.
Government stocks without decided change.
LATER Gold closed st Gallagher's Exchange
TO night at 81 42b.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
NOTICE.
E-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

E-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE la, stood the ,e.t
% trial. and is constantly increasing in public favor
Tux VENETIAN hAik DYE is the best and cheapest
made. IT, price is only IS and each bottle con
double the quantity Of dye IN those usually sod
or u.
THIS HAIR DYE is Manufactured By peculiar pre-
cess which renders infinitely superior TO any dye IN
market. Being complete IN one bottle, preparation
/. required. which greatly .nPrh-s the application.
~ USING THIS DYE you avoid thst Hrsrr, DEAD sp-
pearance by which dyed III and ~hskers readily
recognized when inferior article has beea used. u
produces perfectly natural color OF any shade ha, 10
desired from ricn brown to jetIy. lustrous black
tia, viii not smut crock. OF stain the clothing Invest
rs cents and you viii be convinced Sold By all Drug
gi.;. and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. l. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DyxAsBARSEs CO. Ne~ York, Wholesale Agents.
mylo-deOd-Iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK, A. ".
,NrEmEsruNG sreus OF NEWS
vlsr TO rur ASDKR.oSvlLLx rss.

VISIT TO rHE ANDERaoSvILLE rss.
NEw YoRK. August 10 The Tribune .
.shington special say.: A priv ate letter from
James NJ Moore. Assistant q ~, who VAS die
patched to Ander.onvile for the purpose OF Civ
ing decent burial TO the remains of our prisoners
who were murdered by the late rebel authorities.
vas received this morning by j. + Potts. clerk
OF his Off e in this city Capt N writes under
date .f July Doth:
We are encsmped within one hundred yards
Of the prison pen of Andersonville. and IL 10. in
the fullest sense Of the word. no'hng more than
q pens human pen-vhere 80 900 OF our brave
soldiers we're huddled together in an enclosure
not 300 Yards long. aud scarcely 100 yards vide
-here they we're exposed 20 the rays OF an al
most tropical sun for many months resulting in
the death OF thousands.
This prison pen should never be permitted to
be destroyed: but should stand until The stock
aides fall TO the ground by decay. 40 that the IN
believing OF the North may be ahic 20 look upon
this ground aud convince themselves OF the inhu-
msn cruelties perpetrated by the Southern leaders
upon prisoners. This is..sbout the hottest place
10 the South There are about IA 0OO head
board. vet to letter and put Up. and may no,
be al home before the latter part Of August
rRK rRIAL vERrz.
Tho same special says: The trial OF the IA
Jacksonville TAILOR ~ill probably not take place
On der Two ~eeks: meanwhile every EFFORT is be
ny made TO secure v0lumiDous testimony in bis
case to .ubstsniste the charges brought .Eains,
him. number OF letters from officers and
men ~ho we're confined At Andersonville have
been received all relative 10 his treatment OF our
prisoners
RUsH OF soUrHrRS VISITORS
The rush OF Southern visitors stll continues
unabaied The great majority stop AZ Wflards.
the regi-te. Of which daily shows onehsn the
arrivals 70 be from the States lately in rebellion
their business here being generally the collection
of widowed claims against the Government.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

Police MArrERs-Js mes Simpson. Jane.
Fitzgerald. William Jones aud John Quinn we're
drunk. They we're pus on the chain gang in
default Of payment OF fines and costs. for ten
days.
Joseph Roberts was also GRATED through the
medium of "damuatiou liquid " He paid his
One
Joreey Bereley. for assault and battery. was
sent TO all for twenty days
Sarah Whittier. ancy Bennett and Elizabeth
Henkler. on charge OF " notorious levdness, -
sent to jail for thirty days
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
VISIT TO ANOsRSONVIllE PEN,
THE TRIAL OF W.ERTZ
&C.. Ac.. DC. DC. DC.
Pardon ef Herschel v. Johnson
shoir m u Alta.

Pardon Of Herschel v. Johnson
thotrra On Malta.
SEw YoxK, August I0.-The Commercial,
special saws: Ms D,uglss' apnesl to the Pres
dent for the pardon OF Herschel V johnson, who
wss OF the ticket with her husband as Vice
President. has proved successful.
The Posts Washington special says: Adviees
received st the State Department to day from
the American Consul at Malta state that the
cholera IL raging there To fearful extent Com
municstion win the acj tcenl islands has been
suspended Quarantine is rigidly enforced ut
various places. Our Consuls At Trertand and
Messina state that measures have been adopted
TO prevent the cholera from spreading from the
ports TO which il has extended from Egypt
Georgeio~n Hsight-. which I'd been selected
for the Presidents residence. - 30 far from the
Executive Off e. and the Presidents family h.v-
ing expressed a preference Tor the Soldiers
Home. il j. probable that place will be adopted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
WINE e.
GOOD WINE MADE FROM S0RsHUM

ULY 18Th. is62, Rev A Myers Of Springfield, Ohio,
a. secured q patent 20 make Sorghum Wine.
This Wine Is not Intoxicating
Is better than the best. Cheaper tina, the cheapest.
Is wy ericient in cases Of sickness.
Can be made Tor . cents per gallon
Requires no drugs 10 make II.
Can De made from the skim niags Of syrup making.
No froubl- 10 make il
nanyoody wants % know anything about this Wine
let them address Apple 4 wesner. ST. Paul. Ind Who
sssignees Of A Myers Of his patent prepr etors
OF the patent invention for Improved Sorghum Wine
In and for the state OF Indiana and Who are noe pre
pared 10 sell County Township, Manufacturers ind
vidual Rights. with thu receipt make the Wine.
Agents wanted TO sell Rights 10 every County net sold
For particulars address APPLE d wRsNER
susS- d2m ST Paul u. dispa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

please between the foIlo~ing named horses:
Simon McCartys grey gelding. Dan Voor-
hees; John Williams sorrel gelding. Edinburg
Johnny; X. ID. Whiteheads white gedng. White
Cloud
SECOND RACE For dou Die teams. mile heats.
three best in Eve. closed with the following en-
tres:
John " illisms' black stallion. Dan Rice and
mate; Ell. Richardson sorrel geiding Confidence
and mate
These races will positively come of today at
2 D clock 2 NJ, on the 5 Igar Grove Park.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
RENovATERs.
AND DYElNG ESTABlISH

Fuy HAUNTED eIAIES DfE-HOUSE. 20. SesOUIb
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana,
AT this old and well known essblishment, the lsdies
have silks and wooden goods dyed In and
beautiful eolors, and gent garments renevs-
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing b0ught and sold also,
sticuar branch In the den0ninated tine draw
lag-ba ttsble cloth. tear In any garment can -
90 wrought La II not be visible 10 the naked eye.
Renenbsrthe piece, Ne. - South Illinois street.
Isnle JOSEPH hAkklb.Prspnstes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

sr rsLsssAys.
Ctucsunntt Market.


CIsoIssArI. August 10.
Flour firm, better grades advanced 25c; com
mon Tn good ezra 81 509s IS; family TO fancy
500 IS; super6ns unchanged.
Wheat il Sc higher; prime red 81 u.s. white il
he'd ~ 81 ~. Corn very scarce and the mar
ket firm ut 65d66 tor sound New oats nav be
quoted At Sad old scarce. and lot on the
spot would cell a, 65c Rye in good demand a,
y5dgsc
whisky dull at 81 90. closing dull.
Provisions dull and no sales
Ctv meas pork vas offered rather fully At $50
Xix me g dull. and no sales. Bacon is held
q l7@I15< tor shoulders aud sides.
Lard 23ac.
Sugar l4tdl7c1a. Coffee 29GS2c. Molasses
dull. Cheese l5e
Butter 20d26c for fresh and 1920 for fair.
Eggs dull st l5@ loo.
Lnssed oil ST. l49i Is.
Tallo~ l2lac, ana in goot demand.
Gold Al ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
For Mernins Report See Tirss Page.

SOLDIERS ORDERED TO CALIFORNIA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11
Arrest OF n OefauIser.

NEw YoRK. August f0.-The Commercial
saws: This morning about half past two o o'clock.
officer McCsrty, Of the 29th precinct, arrested
Henry J Jenkins. paying teller Of the PnGniI
B'nk. IS Wall street. on complaint of John Par
ker. cashier of the same bank who charges that
at various times the accused has taken the sum
of $50 900. or theresbouts, from the bank. and
converted the same to his own use. without the
knowledge or consent OF his employers IL is uu-
derstood that the alleged defsulter confe.ses To
taking large sum OF money from the bank
the exact sum he does not state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

MAaRIssE LICENSES The following Marriage
Licenses have been granted to parties BY the
County Clerk for <he week
Aureter A. Chenovent aud Anna billiard
Sras Melton aud MARY X. Morrison.
John Shelley and Mary Ellen Truitt.
Peter G. Kyle and Phebe Ann Thompson
James OConnor aud Mrs Mary Nation.
AlonIo o. Wright and Eliz ,beth McEntire
wIllism Holden and Mary Ann Moren.
James s. Southland aud Mamie N Sloan.
james Sullivan and Mary McHsffsy.
Oliver J. Conday and Margaret A Beau
champ.
Newton J Boots and Martha +. Brit.
Robert X Stewart aud Flora Sullivan.
Abner v Crosby and Rossnu. Jane Emery
Jacob y Lewis and Mary P.h
William Boyd aud Chrs,ina Alexander.
John Dewvsll and Maria 3 Moody
Clark Hsllngsworth and Mary +. Ransom.
Peter Boden and Rsch, Zpok.
Ora o. Clspp and Eiiz, Jane Sayers
lanes b. Hunter and Mary Holtke.
William II. Wiley and Ida Brown.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

~ The One Hundred and Forty fourth,
lint hundred sni thirty men aud thirty-two of.
hcers: the One Hundred and Forty seventh
seven hundred men aud thirty-two officers; the
Doe Hundred and Fiilieth. eight hundred and
ssventy men and t-enty FIVE officers. and the
One Hundred and Fifty 9th. eight hundred men
and thirty two officers. will have a reception to-
day. at 21s O'Clock. Diuner at the Soldiers
Home ~ 1917 o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-11

Notes Of all toe denominations named will be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt Of sub-crpHoo..
The Notes OF this Third Series are precisely similar In
form and privilege the sevea tn rites already sold
except that the Government TO Itself he optsu
% paying interest gold per cent ias,e.d Of
3-loihs ia currency Subscribers viii oeiuet the In
tsrest IN currency mp Jay 18th. the when lacy
subscribe.
The delivery OF the notes Of this third series Of The
seven Thirties will the lsi Of Juns and
- be made promptly AMI continuously after that date
The slight change made In he condit Of this THIRD
sERIks effects only the Of interest. The p-y
men, In gold II made, viii be equivalent III. currency
interest Of the higher rate
The return Of specie paymeets In the Of which
emily Will the option 10 pay interest in gold be s-sec Of
would so reduce and eQuaIe prices that purchases
made with six per cent. In gold would be fully equal
those made with seven and three-snth per cent In
currency. 1hsi