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The Howard union., 1865-06-15

GRocERrEs. = Mr.. Sleinmetz, has just
received fresh and valuable assortment
Of Groceries, which he offers on the most
reasonable terms. Farmers of the sur
rounding country will please make note
of this, .-
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

We learn that scouting party from Roche
port, in the early part of this week, came across
jim Jackson and his band, in Boone county, num-
bering fourteen men. Jackson exhibited the white
flag, stating that they had resolved not to fire
another gun. They were taken TO Columbia, and
thence to Jefferson City, where they took The
OATH and were released
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

Eight thousand five hundred bales Of
Savannah and Sea Island cotton were sold in
New York on Thursday, for the gross
amount of 81 $50, 900.
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

The extreme Radicals, under the lead Of Wen
dali Phillips, Sumner s. Co., have opened their
batteries on President johnson in relation to the
question of negro suffrage. Not satisfied with the
abolition Of slavery, triumph in which they may
we'll feel content, these extremists now demand
that the power of the National Government shall
elective franchise. They will evidently come
out second best il the contest as Andy johnson
is represented IS ian of Jacksonian character
and his head "set' on this question, and sci
aE,uinst theiE proposition.
The Howard union., 1865-06-15
Official Statement Of the Public Debt

Official Statement Of the Public Debt.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has pub.
lished correct statement of the public debt
as appears from the books, Treasurer's re-
turns and acquisitions in the department, on
the 3lst Of of May, 1865, The recapitula-
tion shows the following:
Total indebtedness .....$2, ,635 205, 1853 so
Interest, both in gold and paper I24,6SS,S74 40
Amount outstanding bearing in
terest in coin ...... los, ,113 S42 90
Interest. ":''' '...''..... 64,480,4S9 so
Amount bearing interest in law
full money!. .,.,.,. l053,4763 37I 90
Interest ..'..' .'.'.. ....." 60,158,3S4 81
Amount on which interest has
ceased ..".. ............... 7s6,270 90
Amount bearing no INTEREST,". 72,S29,270 81
Amount Of legal tender notes in
circulation Chose include
$432 ,6S7 ,966 of the new issue
and $3.50, 500 of the new.
compound interest notes un-
der the act of June 80, 1864 $50, 0,16b 500 90
fractional currency. 24,667 900 90
Uncalled for pay requisitions.. 100000 90
Treasury notes over .......... 25,OoO,Ooo 90
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

The Leavenworth, Kansas, papers are constant
ly filled with accounts of murders and robbie
near the limits of that city. Leavenworth must
be hard place.
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

Jem Mace and Joe Wormald. two English
bruIsers, going TO fight each other for 81 900
and the champion belt Of England, next Noyem-
her.
The Howard union., 1865-06-15

Tom rppett, somewhat notorious bush
whacker of Charlton county. was recently tried
by a military commission at Macon on charges of
having violated his oath of allegiance and of being
guerrilla marauder, and was sentenced TO hard
labor IN the Missouri penitentlary for ten years.
The Howard union., 1865-06-15
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

CArso. March 3-Jsckson. Mississippi papers
Of the 18th ulf. contains al address OF the rebel
General Forrest 70 his troops. recounting the re-
suit. Of bis operations during the past year.
He says they fought 50 battles. xiiled aud cap
tured 10. GOO Of the enemy, captured ,OOO horses
snd mules. 81 pieces OF artillery. 4 gunbosts. IA
transports. ~ bsrges. 800 wagons, 30 subulsnces.
10, 600 stand Of srms, 40 block houses, destroyed
SO railroad bridges. 200 miles Of railroad. loco
motives. 100 care. and $4,000. 600 worth OF
property.
He admits they we're occasionally sustained by
other troops. but saws their regular number never
exceeded 5000, ? 900 Of whom have been killed
and wounded. and 200 taken prisoners.
Hon. I. 9. Callicot assistant special agent OF
the treasury department st Memphis has been
Appoirted-supersising and special sgeu, for she
first special agency, comprising that part Of the
Mississippi valley. lying vest OF the Allegheny
Mountains, east of tie muoth OF the Tennessee
river aud extending south 10 include such parts
OF AlabamA, Georgia. North Carolina. Virginia,
as is or shsll be occupied By OR forces operating
from the north
Gen. Imboden is in command OF all rebel nil
tary prisoners IN Georgia, Alabama and Mis-
sissppi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
FRAN San ErancIsro.

SAY FsAycIsco. March THE Democrat OF
this city, which affects to De well informed con
corning the plan, aud movements OF DR.. Gvynn
denies emphatically, on the authority Of biz
agents, that Emperor Napoleon has Withdrawn
from The Sonora colonization scheme. as vas in
timAted BY eastern dispatches.
When the steamer John :. Stevens left Ma
rattan, there we're several thousand French
troops these.
Advices hsve been received that Marsha
Bazsith with the main portion Of his army was
on bis way TO MaEstlan and might be expected
there within few DAYS accompanied bT Dr.
Gwynn
II i. barely possible that d GETnu ali uo'
sail for Europe a; LATE than news ne have rs-
ceired from the city Of Mexico direct but il such
j. the fac, MS visit has no reference 70 change
Of plans IL IS not in contemplation 20 tak'
possession Il Archo, the future capital @. th'
northern states. before the ls' Of Hs'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
EareIgn News.

HALIFAX, March 3.-The steamship Canada
from Liverpool on the 18th, Queenstown 18th
arrived this q m., with dates two days later
In the House of Commons. on the 18th. Mr.
Lsyard, in response TO Watkins. bore testimony
TO the sbility with which Lord Lyons had dis
charged his duty at Washington. 10 no one out
of many thousand of cases had he failed 60 ob-
tain tie highest approval Of the government.
Watkins complained that the government al
lowed the reciprocity treaty 10 be set aside with
out attempting 10 avert il by negotiations.
The Index says 700 American ships have been
transferred TO the British registry since the CON
mencement Of the war
Demonstrations in support of the freedmen
aid society took place AZ Exeter Hall, London,
on the l5th
FRANCE The weekly returns Al the bank oil
France show an increase Of over 1900 ,OOU
francs in cost.
ITALx.-A Turin telegram says: Great uneasi-
ness prevails here
The eruption of Nesuvias increasing. No
damsge had occurred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
Irnm PhiiadeInhim

PHILADELPHIA March 5 - The Bulletin 5
Washington special dispatch ,ays: Richmond
papers Of yesterday nave been received:
The Wing contains telegra2 hc dispatch from
Fayetteville, y. c, sta.stiug that 10 federal
forces have advanced ia that direction from Vii
nington.
The Dispatch ssys that Singleton has srrived a.
Richmord Ii adds: His mission is CONNER
ciAl ore proposing the exchange Of bacon for
cotton All the Other Dspefs intimate bis visit =
Of private character.
CONGRESSMAN " Z. Hir-Is. % FiFginis, has
resigned his seat
The Daily Dispatch OF Yesterday reports a
union cavalry force moving down tie valley to-
rsr0s stanton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

We have q proposition - make to .be council
and TO the drafted men of the city. which, II &C
cep,ed. viii furnish IT once all the nopey re
quired 10 relieve the city from the present draft
at reasonable rate OF interest. In order 10 ex
plain our proposition We nust state that dis
covery vas made before the late draft by certain
parties, that Iudisna vas entitled TO an unas.
signed credit % $50 mep. enlisted one or two
years since. The assigning Of these men vas
placed in The hands OF Col. Wilder. by the gov
ernor and sdj9tant general, with directions 10
sell their credits 10 those townships that would
pay the most for them. the money. il is supposed
j. 70 be paid 20 the W lInteers who are assigned
or their legal representatives. These credits
have been bought by a number Of townships
some IN Shelby county, some Ia other counties,
10 IN Centre township in this county and lly
We believe, by our city, at the price OF $500
each, maksg the sum of $22O 600 This money
OF course. belongs TO the men who have been
credited to the townships, if living. and il dead
10 their legal heirs
Now the prt position we make is this: II the
Council. through their influence, will get the
governor add adjutant general TO have this money
deposited with one Of three banks we will name
the bsnk will give certificates of deposit in the
name OF each veteran credited, payable 20 him or
his legal representative on demand. Ifthis money
is not callei for in specified time, say eighteen
months or two years, then it will be returned 20
the township that paid for the credit of the man
For the faithful carrying out of this proposition
the bank shall give any required security. Ia
consideration of this deposit the bank will lend
the city 100000 for SIX months at q per cent.
per annum interest, which will give her ample
time 10 dispose Of the bonds. and money enough
TO entirely relieve the city from the draft,
without any further call on the citizens or
drafted men for money.
We stand ready 70 name enc Of three banks
that will carry ous this proposal whenever We
are satisfied that the governor and adjutant gen
eral will agree 10 the proposition we make As
the proposition i intended to relieve drafted
men, We would ask the Journal and Gazette TO
copy u.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
From Memphis.

MxxPHIs. VA C.IEo, March 3.-Guerrilia out
RACES Of diaboicsl character continue outsidS
the lines.
The government steamer Nsugstuck VAS re
ported captured between here aud Caro- By guer-
fillAs Oh " ednesisy
Gen EcCook arrived here 81 foute % He'ens
g relieve Gen Bu'ord
The rebel steamers vith prisoner to- exchange
arrived II the uogth VI BED river r. days ago
a.d Others -efe o. Their -ay ao~n
Two or three q our upward bound steamer:
from New Orleans took ne prisoners aboard and
CONVEYED ihem 10 that CITY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

FORTRESS MoSRoE. March 3.-The mail steam
er Dictator arrived, bringing no news of import
snce from the front
The reports of the capture OF Sherman AID
his staff in the vicinity of Columbia, ; C., srs
utterly false.
a gentleman csme down in the Dictator who
left the Spotsswood House, Richmond, Jester
day morning he says there is no intelligence
Of the capture Of General Sherman received al
Richmond.
A heavy storm has prevailed here for ;he las
three DAYS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

Tie undersigned committee of the common
council for examining the claims of drafted men
10 the appropriation OF $500 by the city under
the terms OF the resolution heretofore pissed,
viii hold daily sessions ST the council chamber.
from III o'clock a. m to o'clock p. M, until
further notice All claims Of drafted citizens to
said appropriation. together with proof Of their
subscription 10 The var fund previous TO the 25,h
of February. A. ID 1855 must be presented 20
this committee foo adjudication. y claims will
be acted upon after the 18Th Of March
AUSTIN II PEowS,
A SEIDESsTIoKzR. Committee.
SrkPHxS MSNssB
27-e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

JoHx B. Cot ems LscTUREs The sale of re
served seats will be continued this morning after
3 O'Clock. for the remaining seats los these lee
lures, to be given Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings next Never before will have been seer in
this city such an audience rs will greetthis popu-
lar and eloquent orator. We advise every one
who Is desirous to hear this distinguished man. 10
be at A N. Benham L Co 3 music store by the
time ss We are satisfied there will not be va
cant seat in the building by Tuesday next.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

10 The coal mines of Clay county are God
send to the Terre Hsute railroad, the tranppor-
tston of shich yields within about one fourth %
much the receipts OF the entire way freight on
that road. The receipts FOR Transporting coal
alone. for the last year on the Terre Hau,o
road was $50 $50 30. being al average Of S.
ESQ "A month, SlsO74 % week, or Sl79 90
day, throughout the year The road charges
SIP for bringing coal to this city, the cars
being loaded and unlOaded by the coal men,
without cost % the company. Two locomotives
could easily do the carrying for this coal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

LOOKING 70 THE RIGHT SorEoE FoE Heir r.
No one vet has ever tried "PiNKERroS sHOo
.xp CsLfssYA BfrrERs." but what recon mends
them 10 his friends These biiters are based or
their osn merits. ard supported by inc afesisble
facts and though they have = IL we're. bat re-
es,tly been offered tor sale. they have slready
acosired reputation equai 70 any bisiers offered
10 the public. for The peculiar sna sihcacious
propeft, they possess Of curing dyspepsia. liver
compliant, constipation. &c &c. BY changing
diseased sction and erpell NJ from the system
an. various forms Of disease and suffering. TheT
are prepared IN accordance Nth strict ard well
established chemical laws Their reputation =
onward and upward. and these biiters are row
reeonn ended by the best physicians 10 RE
countrv Resder. II you need help. then look 10
Inc night ssssee--yik Pinkerton's Wahoo and
c.Nsaya Bitter- The genuine article has the
name Of jacob Pinkerton blown on each bottle
For sale only By Jayoox. Fitrbugh s Co.
.aefbur sss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

lH- Heitksm. merchant tailor, No L.. North
Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates House
has just received large stock Of new and ele
CANT spring goods for genilemen's wear, con
sisting OF cloths. csssimeres yestings, and every
thing require. by gentlemen Heilkam being a
splendid cutter and having the best OF work.
men in his employ. can 6t any gentlemen want
ing new spring suit Call and look at hi.
stock. II yon want co get suit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

- LoUls. March The ire II Alexandra,
Clarke county, No on Monday, entirely DESTROY.
ed tie pork house s0d lis contents Of Maxwell
Loss 500 900.
TIE dry goods house OF jenkins. Torrance &
Co f. AsrysTi!le, Nodsy county, was consumed
on Saturday last Loss $40 .0O0-no insurance
Extensive preparations are being made 70 eel
citrate TO morrow Ia aecordaDcs with the plan
adopted II varloss cities noFts Gad east
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

E5E This is the last day of the Peak Family
in this city. aud all that have not vet seen theu
should be sure and do 30 to day. Their mat
inee this afternoon is more especially Tor chill
dren. and the juveniles will not fail to be pleas
ed at the truly wonderful performances Of Mas
ter Frank. both as a comic singer, and on ID;
bells The music Of The bells. As performed b.
this family. IL Sweet Home. and other pieces
is truly splendid and any one chat loves gooC
music can't fail to appreciate it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

gB Don't forget the large lot Of unredeemed
pledges which must he sold cheap for cash at the
pssn -brokers, lo5, East Washington street, con
sistlng OF fine second nd cOats. vests. pants
shawls, watches, CLOAK boots and shoes; and a
large variety of goods which pawn brokers nee
esssrily ge, Persons shing TO purchase such
articles would do well to call as early "a conye
nient, as they sell very fast at Solomon's prices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
COMMERCIAL.
TT FsISssATs.
cincinnati SERrkes.

CNoIKSAFI, March J.
Flour very dull aud prices dropping; good tx
ia sold at 50, and super s. 20.
Wheat dull: prime red western OF 81 50.
Corn dull and lower: sheied st ss cents, snC
ear 93c.
Oats in lair demand AZ so; rye and bsrle,
unchanged.
Whisky closed hrrner a; - 1902 1914.
Provisions dull ard nominal; bulk shculpsr
sold at l5js
Lard dull and 10 demand.
Cloverseed sl36l3 25; timothy IS; harsee'
declined to g CO.
Gold 1876; silver lo5.
Exchange ir better supply.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
UfiIsnvy Directory

Fer general iafer NATION &c have compiled The
folloring directory 70 the Various military head.
quarters, camps and of'ces ~ this post:
Major General Alvin HoTsy. commanding district q
ftisns-hesdqusrdsrs north ste Msrks between Penn
sylvanls and D aware.
BrixGen 7 G Pitcher, A. p. n General for fneians-
south scs Washington street. icartn ocor
below v ct street
Bfixadier n-rsl Henry B. CsrriSgfon. eounmandng
Draft rend. zvous--headqusrter south~es' eo<rer
HashiBgiou and Ncw Jersey streets.
C0lourl J. =. Slm01son, military commandart-hefd-
quarters soafkvest Of Maryland AID Delaware
str~ets-
ColoDel A. J. warner, Colo-sl l,ih regiment v r. c..
anc commanding post headqusrters south side Wsst-
lngton, Sd door west Of West street
Colonel A. stevens. Colonel oh regiment '. T.. {,
Commanding Camp Morton and B1THsice BarrHks-
Colonel W. W. fObarger, commanding Camp Caring
ton-headqusrters AZ Camp Darlington.
Colonel Allen Rutherford. commaD6nE I'D regiment
vR ChesdquaTteTs southeast corner Ohio and Nerd
ian ftTerfs.
Msjor L. b Haymsn, chief mastering ofsicer-hese-
quarterz tn WAshingt0n Hall. near theatre building.
J. > Bobbs Medical ffrector-oiiicc corner u aware
and Virginia avenue.
Captain james wilson A.. @ n. dsbursing ofsicer-
Georgia streets.
Captain j. L. Trumbui A. O. r., clothing qusrterrnAs-
ter stores and trsnsportstiOa-west side be-
tWes Louisiana and Georgia Streets
Captain C. Hay, A o. NJ, division for supply Of public
aamas-ofice side Meridian, between Georgia and
Louisiana
Captain Joseph Pope, comnissary Of sGbsistence-of
fee west side Meridian. between Louisiana and Georss
streets; warehouse directly opposite
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

MIR RICHARDSON'S LEcTURE Mr. Alder, D.
Richardson, correspondent of the New York
Tribune, who was captured st Vicksburg n June
1863. and whose recent escape from southern
prisons has been announced. will lecture here
either on the 18th or 18th OF the present month.
The exact time will be specified next week We
learn that Mr. Richardson's lectures in the New
England states have oeen highly successful,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

tn Preparations are being made to send of
fog exchange the balance of the rebel prisoners
81 Camp Morton About one bali Of those vet
here refuse TO be exchanged. although they are
promised a furlough to their friends and fam
lilies when exchanged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

sE Rhodius. of the Circle. the fashionable
place Of resort for all that love good liquors, is
in receipt of the best OF ale both on drsught and
bottles. superior article of old copper dis
uiled whisky, apple brandy, and other fine Ii
.dors. His restaurant is supplied with all kinds
of game in season. aud bis cook prepares it in
the highest style o. art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

APPOINTMENTS -li6h Rest Co Kew
Ferguson. captain; Allen G Ellis Is. lieutensnt;
.ohn Hobart % lieutenaut
l5lst Regt. Co II John II Ream. captain
Martin d. Pickett. LEI lieutenant: Alexander
Key. III lieutenant
CO David A. White. csptaiu: Rober, Gro
mer. Is lieutenant: Thomas McM,nues, %
lieutenant
1891 Regt.-suith Goodin. chaplain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

NrwBERS, y. C, Feb 25.-Rebel desetter,
Just in report that Gen. Lee has ordered Colds
boro snd Kingston to be fortified. which order
IS now being carried out,
Goldsbo5o, re says. nusi be held i; az bag
ard.
large force IS now n york night and aar a
Goldsboro. throwing up Notifications.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 23-VIs CAIRo
March 3-It il reported that Gen. CANDY vii
leave for Mobile Bay today. He is master o.
the situation, and good reports may be soon eX
pected from him.
Palmer hard % work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

e The 1884 regiment, Colonel Carey. is
armed and i expected to le&ys to morrow
The !46,h regiment raised in The 4ih congres-
sional district. the l5lst, cd in the Ssh dis
trict. aud me liih raised in the second district.
are noe full. and will be ready u st-rf FOR the
front early next week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

1owSSalF NoMiNAIIcx, a a meeting of the
ctzeus at Center township. held a, the Court
House on Friiay. March 81. ". shorts wa unau.
imoasiy nominated - the csudi1 ,.e for ,o~nshio
trustee " CHAPMAN. Sec'y
GL9 Z ADAEs. Pest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04
NOTICE.
ATTENTION COOPERS

TryBF Journcyuen ceore-s' Unieu q InJi polls
meet every Fridsr evening o. each week n the
Nouldcrs' Union Hall on south Illinois street.
Union. are reGue,t. { % eoTespoud With the sev q
= pEL0SG. President.
IT SCOTr, Secretary nchl d'ri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

t. Hon. NJ NJ Ray has again purchased
property in Indianapolis. and purposes moving
there early this spring. We are also pleased to
learn that the firm OF Ray & Gordon are enjoy
ing large and lucrative practiceH-l Sbelbyville
Volunteer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

~ We can in'osm any loyal drafted n1.n,
vho j. IN favor Of vigorous prosecution OF The
var. sni wants 70 90 his fighting ~ proxy.
shere he can get veteran substitute that will
serve for hm one wear FOR one thousand one
hundred dollsrs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

% One OF the neatest and best arranged fam
lily groceries in the CITY is that Of Fletcher 4
Dasidge. on Pennsylvania street. opposite the
post Office They keep fruit. vegetables, game,
sugars. coffee, wines. cigars. aud 10 fact every
thing needed in a family 42t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

USIoS TABERNACLE The above building
will comfortably seat three Thousand people. Is
well lighted and heated The same is for rent
for concerts. Apply to W. II LOOMS Office
corner Washington aud Meridian streets, Indi
annapolis. Ind. Is I'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-04

TT John Dafer and Terrence Flynn. on Wed
nesday night last. rescued man from drowning
who had fallen into tie canal near the rolling
mill. With commendsble kindness they took
him 20 their home, gave him dry clothes and
dried out the gTsenbAcks ne had in his pocket
some fifty dollars, which we're completely satu-
rated with water. The rescued man sol
der