Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-20

thirty enc patents Win BE- issued to- morrow from
applications acted upon last week.
LAND orricE ospEn.
Is has Just been decided that registers and 70
SEWERS OF public land-ofices are restricted from
entering in their svn names tracts OF Psslic
iands, for actual seftlemept under the homestead
lsv. the same Is they have previously been,
or from becoming pre- emptioa purchasers. As
they are required 70 acladicste such claims. IL
would be marifestly improper to allow them 20
sojudicsts in cases involving their own interests
rHs BRAZILIAN wAa
The Worlds Busnos Ayres correspondent OF
the 9th says: The faragsayans are said 10 have
30 900 men. under CON mand Of President Lopes.
~ Conientes. There are three other bodies OF
troops. varying from 5000 to 10. 900 and ~ 900
each. commanded by Colonel, and they are
progressing with their programme with bat little
interruption. They hsvsno commissary stores.
nor % there With the army a pound OF -four. rice.
sugar, tea, coffee, soap, SALT or q bottle Of vine
or brandy. They have no camp equipsge of any
kind no ambulapccs or other wagons, except
huge carts drawn by six oxen. and these carts
weigh when empty about two tons
The Psrsgusyan soldier faring so primitively
on sheep and cattle Of his killing gets no pay
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herds to stock the Government estates II
they get wounded il 10 their nis.ortane. a.
their surgery 10 not very refined. They march
and fight like machinery.
| Th Allies on the contrary have comparatively
psrfec, discipline. They buy what they use. are
well equipped. and for this country they fare
we'll. The result their of Comparative civilization
in the conc. will be lookedfor with grestinieres.
The war begins seriously to eject the business
OF this city, the value Of real estate has aosted
and stock farms have greatly fallen in price
There 10 4 great scarcity of work hands as
thousands have entered the army. The var has
also retarded she development of the interior
provinces. Efforts made to sell public lands
since the var began have been quite unsuccess-
full: there was only one track ssld and that a.
about seventy csHts per acre.
Loss OF LlTK.
Bosros. Sept. I9.-During the gale yesterday.
the brig Comsnthe Hopkins, OF Eden, Maine
from Philadelphia for Boston, loaded with coal
went ashore near Highland Light, Cape COD
The Captain and one man Was saved and I've
lost
SArIosAL HORSE TAIR.
The National H0rss Fair opened fsvorably to-
day a Riverside Park. The entries in ths various
classes are quite full, and embrace among others
the following well known horses: Dan Mack and
Frank Vernon. of New York, Express. General
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Saratoga.
wIRz' HEALrH-HIs WITNESSES.
WASHINGTON, Sept l9-Judgs Advocate
Chapman stated this morning that he bad sub
pensed ninety witnesses for the defense Of
Captain Wirz, aud Mr. Baker said he had
twenty-five more, but that they would not all
be wanted. The prisoner 70 day appeared TO be
somewhat improved in health. although he was
compelled from weakness to lie on . sofa during
the progress OF trial.
THs ST. ALBASs RAID.
1t is understood that the Secretary of State
has been officially informed by the Governor Of
Vermont, that the Canadian authorities have
paid to the banks at St. Adams, in that State
$3y.5l2 10 in gold. and $50 .0l0 in bank notes
pursuant to an act Of the Canadian Parliament,
on account Of the amount deposited with these
authorties upon the arrest Of the St. Adams
msrsuders.
TIRE ODD PILLOWS CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, Sept l9.-Joseph 3 Nicholson
of Pennsylvania Passed Grand Sire of Iudepen
dent Order of Odd Fellows. J. H. Page, of Wis
consn; L. u Campbell, OF Indiana; 4 ID. Far
mouth, of Tennessee; F. A Ellis, Of Maryland
W. Tello. of Maryland, and Wm. X. Maclsan,
Of District OF Columbia, constituting Commit
tee tom the Grand Lodge, nov in session st Bal
tim0re, this morning waited upon the President
to invite him TO be present in that city to- morrow
at the unwilling Of Statue Of Charity in com
memorstion Of the introduction of Odd Fellow
chip in the United States.
Past Grand Sire Nicholson, in his address 20
the President. said that wing the great interest
which be took in everything calculated to restore
good feeling, believing the convoeation in Balt
more would go far towards uniting the people.
they had como to ask his appreciation and his
presence, which would do much to bind the PEG
lpia of fha Mort nd Qau Errp L. foe tka.
The Southern brethren had 10 day expressed
in the warmess terms their love for their Nor
thern brethren. aud he believed unity between the
members was more complete than ever.
The President thanked the delegation for
their visit and their invitation, and expressed bis
qualification that they bad delegates from all
parts Of the country. The Order, by this con
vocation, showed q good example and Que
worthy everywhere OF imitation. III be could
possibly accept the invitation be would. but if
absent be would be present il spirit. The con-
vocation was at the proper geographical point
and could not fail TO exert powerful influence
upon tue people Of the country in the e-estab
li.hment Of good will and harmony.
Ia the course Of general conversation which
followed the committee understood that the
| President accepted the invitation. In view of
this the President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad onpany has ordered q special train to
morrow at 10 30 A. n.
President Johnson will probably be acconpa-
nied to Baltimore by several members Of the
Cabinet and by the Mayor OF Washington.
There are nov here representatives from
every Southern State except North Carolina
and Florida, and they are not represented simply
because Of the Lodges in these States having
been almost snnihilsted by the war
The President and Cabinet, il is understood,
leave Washington to morrow morning in a spe-
cisl train, and will arrive here at III A. NJ. when
they will be received by the Crane Lodge, and
escorted 20 the position assigned TO them in the
line
The city tonight is thronged with visitors
from every section, and every train brings Access
sons to the gathering shrong large delsga
ton has just arrived, and 10 nov marching up
Baltimore street.
| PAHDoNs GRarfED.
President Johnson has granted pardon to one
Marylander. twenty Virg;uisns. one Kentuckisn
two Alshamians, sve Hississppians ard one
| Flordisn.
POSTAL srRvICH.
| The Post Office Department has ordered ser
vice on the Southern Mississippi Railroad, 10
conveying tae mails from Jackson to Meridian.
and intermediate points, ninety six miles, end
back daily. at The TT. OF SIS per mile per an
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