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NOTICE..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Ii EASURf DEE MENI, !
Office Of Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington, June md, 1865.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidence
w presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that :. The Cecil Ma
tlonal Bank Of Port Deposit" in the village
Of Port Deposit, in the county Of Cecil, and
state OF Maryland, has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements OF
the Act Of Congress, entitled San Act tc
provide National Currency, secured by q
pledge OF United States bonds, and to pro
vide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, approved June 8, 1861 and Ia,
complied with all the provisions of said Act
required to le complied with before com
menciag the Business Of Banking under said
Act:
Now THEREFORE, |, FREEMAN CLARKE
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby GER
tIiy that 90 The Cecil National Bank of Port
Deposit" in the village Of Port Deposit, il
the county of Cecil, and State of Maryland
is authorized to commence the business O.
Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand
~ and seal Of office, this second day
SEAL of June, 1862:
Comptroller Of the Currency.
June 10, lS65-3m.
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AST{s Il.

4 hereby certify that George Winchester,
L. of Principle Furnace, brought before me
stray BULL CALF, about 6 months old.
Said calf has several white spots on its body
and n white star in its forehead, and a slit
in the left ear
Given under my hand this l7Ih day Of
August, 1865. SAMUEL LOGAN. D. 2.
The owner of the above described Calf is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take it away
GEO. WINCHESTER.
nur oG 1SGj-3w
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A CARD.
Collectors Notice to Tax-Fayers

NllE subscribers, Collectors of the several
Il Districts of Cecil county, hereby give
notice that, having received their Duplicates,
they are now ready to receive payment OF
the State Tax for 1865, which is 80 cents in
the 500, allowing the legal discount for
prompt payment, and that they will be at
the places named below on the last Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday in August, Sep
TENDER and October, next, for that purpose,
and will make the following deductions, viz :
For payments prior to September LIST next
5 per cent.
For payments prior to October LIST next,
per cent.
For payments prior to November LIST next,
3 per cent.
JAS. H. BEssoy, Col. lst Dist
at Ceclton
A. p. BARwICK, Col. 2nd Dist,
at Chesapeake City.
JOSEPH WELLS, Col. 3rd Dist,
at ElktoR.
JACOB MARKEE, Col. 4th Dist,
at Fair Hill.
JOHN B. GRAHAM, Col. 9Th Dist,
at North East.
BENZ. F. KIRK, Col. 9Th Dist,
at Rising Sun.
GEORGE HAINEs, Col 18th Dist,
at Port Deposit.
REUBEN ALEXANDER, Col. 9Th Dist,
at Rock Springs.
THOMAS JANNEy, Col. 9th Dist,
at Brick Meeting House.
July 90, 1S65-6w
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Village Green Seminary,

HONE SCHOOL FOR BOYS begins September lth.--
~ Thorough course in English, Mathematics Classics
and Natural Sciences. Fine Library aud Apparatus
surveying and Engineering Taught. Boys Of all ages
received and have the benefits of home. The Prnci
pal aims at moderate expense to supply to parents
good place for the education of their children Number
of Pupils limited Send for catalogue. Address
REV. j. HERYEY BARTON. A. NJ,
Village Green Seminary,
aug s, 1S65-5w* Delaware county Pa.
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IENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Y ing between Peacock a Carter is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
CHAS PEACOCK,
K. c. CARTER.

n. B.-The business of the late firm will
be settled by Chas. Peacock, who will con.
;inue the Mercantile business on his own
account at Cherry Hill Thankful for past
favors he hopes that by careful attention to
business, and by selling Goods at right
p.ices, still to merit liberal patronage.
CHAS. PEACOCK.
Cherry Hill, aug 10, lSG5-3w
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PARlLLETTE This Fertilizer is composed
Ns of night soil aud the f'Ii
zing elements of urine. combined chemically and me
chanicaly with other valuable fcrNzing agents and
abSorbemtS.
1t is reduced to prlyeruent condition: ready for
immediate use, aud without loss of its highly uG 5g.p
Gus tcrtilzing properties.
Its universal applicability to all crops and soils and
its durability and active qualities, known to be all
that agriculturists .an desire.
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fy-It is customary in some churches for
the men to be placed on one side and the
women on the other. A clergyman, in the
midst OF his sermon, found himself inter.
rupted by the talking of some of the con.
gregation, Of which he was obliged to take
notice.
A woman Immediately rose and, wish
to clear her own sex from the asperson,
said,
"Ooserve, at least, your reverence, it is
not on cur side"
$50 much the better good woman, so
much the BETTER" answered the clergyman,
lit will be the sooner over"
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Examiners Notice.

TiiE undersigned Examiners, by virtue of q
L commission TO them issued by the County
Commissioners of Cecil county, hereby give
notice that they will meet AT William Mcnc,'a
on THURSDAY, the l4ih day Of September. nrHt
at III O'Clock A NJ, TO view and determine lht
propriety OF locating new road in Elk Neck
proposed to commence ut some point on the
road leading from Elkton to Turkey Point
between Nicholas f. Johnson's gate and land
of Burbedge Brock, and running thence. by the
most available route to the road from North
East to Elk Ferry passing through or near land.
of Nicholas F. Johnson, Joseph George, Willis
Rutcr, Nicholas LOTHIAN, Mrs Bryson, James
Barrier john \. Lee Charles Glading William
McNnmee Sophia Ford, John Shippers, Joseph
GIadmg, Col Geo. X. Howard, John r. Robin
son, John Aldridgc, VIM. b. Lcidy. - Cur
riner, Mrs. j.. Foster Sarah Aldiidgc james 7.
Mccullough and Washington Holt"
JOSEPH p. BRADBURY,
ISAAC 4, Ceilings,
JOHN FORD,
aug -, 1SG5--5w Examiners.
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CorrERHEAns.-Wc take the followin

COMPREHENSIVE take the following
quotation from recent speech of General
Schenck:
General Cox has spoken of the identity
Of interests between Southern Rebels and
Northern Copperheads. If | were called
upon to define the two, should make no
distinction other than this. Your Rebel is a
courageous Copperhead, and your Copper.
head is Il colcardly Rebel. Cheers and
laughter They agree in principle; but
the one fights for that which he believes to
be right, while the other sneaks away, and
If he does anything he secretly bites at the
heel Of those who are boldly meeting THEN
allies in the front of battle. Such are the
men With whom we have to contend"
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ITCH! ITCH! ITC'U!!!
ENGLAND'S
Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment,

A certain cure for that diSagrecable and
"a tormcnting disorder the Army Itch.
The following few Of the many certificates that
could be given in evidence of its unrivaled worth:
klMBLEvILLC, Chester Co. Pa. Feb 9th. 1865.
Mr.. l.. NJ ENGLAND--ncar Sir Yours of the o2nd
INST is hand. In reply have no hesitation in saving
that You may use my name 10 any form of certificate
respecting the efficacy of your Ointment in the cure of
Itch. Having used much Of il IN my practice | can
with pleasure give my assHranrc that believe it to
be the best article have used.
Yours truly, j. e. WEST NJ. u.
LEwIsvuLE Chester co.. Pa, March 12th. 1860
This is to certify. That have used H. VI. EnglanJs
Golden Itch Ointment very extensively in my practice
and do highly recommend Il to the public as Il safe.
certain and cteCtual remedy for the above disease.
Yours with iliuch respect,
DIR. JAMES VI. CLEMENT.
PREPARED ONLY BY
i. NJ. Il n G Ian D.
$. W. corner 9th and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
RJ~Prce 80 cents Box. By mail 50 cents
NH-Fnr sale in Elktuu hy Dir. ~ II. MITCHELL, and in
Port Deposit by s NJ. G NEsBITr Co.. and h. j. MooRE
Said by all Druggists and DGaIsrs in Medicines through
out the Snited States. !Juno y, lSG5--y
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Agricultural Chemical Co.'S.
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

THE Fertilizers prepared by the Agricultural Chem
cal Co., "a Company chartered by the Legislature Of
Pennsylvania with CAPITAL Of 325o00oJ have been
and best for the Farmer, Gardner and Fruit drowcr ~
mn concentrate" manures now offered in any market
The Conpany's list embraces the following:
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Hon. ". BLAIR AND HORACE GREELEY.-
We infer that we shall not be able to agree
with Mr.. Montgomery Blair as to the most
vital political question now impending. As
the counsel for bred Scott in the memora-
bic case from Missouri. he listened to Chief
Justice Tancy's historical rather than ethical
or legal dictum that "black men have no
rights that white men are bound to respect, =
and appears to have been inscnsibly inocu-
lated with its subtle virus. In none of his
late demonstrations can we detect any eyi.
dCncc Of consciousness ON his part that four
millions Of our people are now asking Of the
Republic at least an initial, tentative recog-
uition Of their natural, inalicnablc right to
some voice in making and modifying the
laws which we must all obey, and in consti-
tuting the Government which we must all
contribute to support. We infer therefore,
and with regret, that we two are hcnccIorth
to regard our public affairs from adverse
stand points.-N. y. Tribune,
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MORO PHILLIPS
No. q North Front St, Philadelphia,
and al my Branch House.
No. "A BowleYiS Mhnrf. Rnltimc

No. IA Bowleys Wharf, Baltimore.
1t is also sold 10y responsible dealers All parts Of tie
county make NO cuu~igUn"ut- Int sell AT my whole
sale price 10 licensed dealers ami my retail price to
consumers. My price is uniform To- all sixty Dollars per
ton in Philadelphia. and Sixty Dollars per in Bult-
more; Three Dollars per ton fpI freight. &c, added to
the Baltimore price Dealers permitted to
charge the Farmer hut I" he satisfied with reasonable
profit, ami to sell for no less than retail price in
rhdtipHa, and no more than my retail price in Bal
timnre.
1t" his for the protection Of the Farmer that my
article should not fan in the hands Of irresponsible par
rie~ 10 uuiy.sali and aiulteratc.
Falm.Ts viii find 1t to their interest deal only with
c'p"nsihlc parties and allow them make fair profit
no man. honest on otherwise viii work for nothing
kc.pelmtly yours MORO PHILLIPS
Phh!o,l hd. Adg. 9TH, lSG5. aug 10. lsjG-iw
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CHEMICAL COMPOST. This :;

posed of animal matter, such l.eat hone fish leather
hair and wool, together with chemicals and morgan
fertilizers which dcCompose the mass and retain the
heterogeneous elements.
1t is very valuable fertilizer for field crops gcner.
ally and especially for potatoes and garden purposes
Its excellent qualities strength and chstpncs ave
made it very popular with all who have used il.
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WHOLE No. 1855
FERTILIZERS
BONE FLOUR
UNADULTERATED.
MANUFACTURED BY THE

aANLfACTURED BY THE
Boston Milling and Manufacturing Co.
" value of unburnt, unadultered
l. Bone is well known. When reduced to
the condition Of Flour, It Is as active as if
dissolved with acid, and is far better, be-
cause it retains all its Phosphatcs. It's
superiority over the common Bone Dust is
two-told or more. 1t is consumnlaton
sought for in vain for the last half century,
and is destined to give new value to Bone a.
fertilizer, and work 4 revolution in its use.
The BONE FLOUR is made only by the
above Company, and is branded With their
trade mark, which is the guarantee OF its
genuineness.
JOHN s. REESE s. CO..
II South Street, Baltimore;
General Agents for Maryland, Delaware, and
the Southern States, rJulv s lsf5 d,,
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Farmers Club.

The Farmers Club of the American In.
stitute held its regular weekly meeting at its
room at the Cooper Institute. on Tuesday
afternoon, August %. the President, n. C.
Ely. Esq. in the chair.
From the various subjects discussed We
select the following items:-
KEEPING HORSES IN EASEMENTS.
The President stated that the Sixthavenue
Railroad Company, in building their i'm
mrnsc stables few years ago, made provi.
sion for keeping their hundreds of horses in
Che basement but experience has proved
that keeping horses in this way is terribly
injurious to their health. and the Company
have come to the conclusion that they can
not afford it. They are now altering their
stables at great sXpense. to bring all the stalls
for the horses above the level of the ground.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER ACRE FOR STRAIN.
BERRIES.
The President said that Mr.. Chambers,
the Secretary. had been making visit in
Connecticut and had gone over the grounds
of the Community. at WaLingtord. They
showed him a field of five acres cultivated
in strawberries, and said that they sold the
crop this year for 5000. The plants are
cultivated in rows three feet apart
Scion Robinson explained, in answer to
an inquiry, that the runners are cut off dur
mo he season Of cultivation, by sharp yer,
teal knife at ached to pillow, and the rows
q kept mar ow-some foNr inches vile.
Mr. Fuier remarked that he was gra.ifed
to hear these statistics. as when he made a
statement il tn Club few years ago that
he had raised strawberries at the rate Of COO
bushels 10 the acre, and that a bushel of
ctro - arri &C ruDil hp 2,rnlure1 more rhaar.lV
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COMPOSITE FERTILIZER.

phosphate fertilizer is particularly adapted for the epi
tivatcu OF Trees, Fruits Lawns and prwcrs II will
promote a very vigorous and healthy growth of Wood
and Fruit and largely increase the quantity and ferct
the maturity of the Fruit For hot-hulsc and hDIsle,ld
plants and flowers it will be found Indispensable ari
Gle their greatest perfection it VIII prevent
and diseased conditions Of the peach srape and
is excellent for grass and lawns.
II is composed Of such elements make It adapted to
the growth Of all kinds of crops in all kinds of soilq
The formula or method of combining its constituent
fertli2ing ingredients have received the highest appro
val Of eminent chemists and scientific agricplturstS
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Phosphate Of Lime. F cs1i Af.1,
CHEMICAL COMPANY manufacture II Phosphate Of Lime in
accordance with a and valuable formula by which
very superior article is produced, be afforded
less price than other manufacturers charge Practical
tests have proved that its value, fertilizer, equal
to the best Phosphate of Lime in the market.
TERMS CASH All Orders of Ton or more, will he
delivered at the Railroad Stations and the Wharvea
shipment, free Of carriage Carriage will be charges on
all orders of barrels or less.
Ore dollar per Ton allowance for carriage will be made
all sales delivered at the Works Of the Company, on
Canal Wharf.
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL coMPAHY's WORKS,
AT CAsAl WHARF, ON THE DELAWARE
Office, 4134 Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa.
RIB. FITS, General Agent
The Companr's Pamphlet Circular, embracing full
directions for using the above Fertilizers BY mall
when requested
Mar IL, lse5-6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

INV fozK, July IA.
Cotton 81 @52c tor middiing
Flour Sc better; At So 75a6 so for extra
state; Sc 1907 - for extra round hoop Ohio and
81 O597 - Tor trade brands Rye -four quiet
Corn meal dull
Whisky 81 0e@2 o. tor western. and 81 10
for refined
Wheat-Wnt red western 81 55al IS;
Chicago Spring 81 3o9I IS; Milwaukee CLUB
ST. 46dl 10; amber Michigan 81 46 Rs99Oe
Corn-76d eOc for unsound. s2ds3,. tor sound
aud 80 iot western yellow Oats. $500 for
western.
Cofee dul Saear-NuseAvado II0l33<c
NJ ois--r- dEi
Hoo. dull
Petroleum dull, a. 81, for crude, 52@53c
to- renDel 10 bond. snd 72G13 10 tree
Ns~ mes pork S27 7542s IS; $40 50@27 OC
Tor '63-'64, do cash and regular way, closing al
s?e IS for cash. $l9 so for prime, and 81
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Later FROM Mexico.

NV ORLEANS. July IA Mexican advices OF
the elh say: Gen Lopez had returned from
their pursuit OF the remnants OF regiments OF
the Jusrsz forces. which had generally di-banded
and gone TO the Tex.s side Cortinas lately
captured two steamers.
The Commerce says: Cortuss has positively
and ia a manner officially. established his head
quarters on the Texas side The American au
thorires have beet constrained. by protest Of the
Imperial Government, 30 order him to continue
To keep his house.
The Mouiteur says: The commander of the
French feet had an interview With Gen Steele on
the suije OF esmbost Captures. but could not
give the result.
The news from the interior shows that the
Empire is peaceful. and Macmillan 10 ssriying to
improve the condition of the country aud en-
courage the people.
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OyyIer-SevA side Public Square. Corinss
ton, Indians.

VuNHE Company holds by lease, and In fee, abou
j twenty Thousand acres Of the most select
lands In Western Indiana bordering both sides Of the
wabash river Maps Of these lands may be seen Al the
ONCE Of the Company, in Csvington, Ind at the once Of
wn. Dale, No. - Park Place, ". City, NJ the Office Of
Hon. j. X. Conroth, Huntington. Ind ana, and st the
ofice Of Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis.
A reference TO the report Of the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologit will show that these lands
situate In the midst OF the coal fields Of the
State aboundng also in SALT iron and other valuable
mineral substances.
Nearthe mouth OF Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities Of lands salt has been
equal In quality TO the kanawha- This pro-
cured IS years ago by boring, after the On
ondaga salt finding its way down the wabash aud Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas the proprietor, finding himself IN
able compete with It, abandoned the manufacture. In
his boring he encountered thai which recently dis
closed facts prove 10 have been coal oil.
Those lands ali lie in close prox nifty TO the wabash
and Eris Canal, some Of them upon its banks.
Mr. John Mcxanomy, the business agent Of the com
pany, Las retui ned from tour Of observation OF the oil
regions OF Pennsylvania convinced that the lands leased
by 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 most valuable OIL is found Mr. Nckanory has par
chased for the company the most approved machinery
with all the fixtures necessary for operation and IS
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands OF the company
All the induces of coal OIL found Ia local ties where
calltes OF the lands Of the Company ahordng every
rational prospect Of success The company thinks IL IN
necessary make any other reference to the character
OF the lands other than the report and map referred 10
Sl00 600 Of the stock being 200O shares Is proposed
par value, being e25 per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in speedy development q tho
lands apr25-dh-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

NOTICE TO HoUslKtEPERs Auction sac OF
the following articles: Tapestry md Ingram
Carpets, Rugs, Stair Carpets, Piano. Ro-saood
Sofa. set OF HsI-sest Mahogany Chairs. Cate
Seat Chairs. Rocking Chairs. Ha' X .ck. Book
Rack. Small Walnut T4b!es, Extension Table,
Writing De~k. Walnut Wardrobe, Bureau, Bed
stesds, Wsshstsuds Window Blinds and Shades.
Dining Room Clock. Chi0s and Glassware,
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Furniture.
&c. al the residence of Mr.. Medium. No.
l29 West New York street The sale will com
meuce Tuesday, July Is. 1865. st91I A NJ.
WV f FEATHERsToS,
1873 Auctionecr
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COMM ERClAL.
~ rsIxssAPs.


rssrsnuatt Market.
CIsoIssArI, July Ia.
Flour dull; Super6ne Sc 10; extra IS 62@
8 IS. and family 81 00@s 25.
Wheat. red 81 459l so; white ST. 81. Oats
66c Corn-Yellow 75c. 90c for white. and
63@65c tor ear. Rye 65@7Oc. Barley 81 lO@
l 30. Oats 5795sc.
Whisky dull; small sales at 81 o.
Mess pork sold at 20 5Oa$27c; Bulk meats;
l43l@l5 tor shoulders. DC for sides and
hams are held At l614sl7 for smoked. 81 @22c
for plain. ard 26a29c for sugar cured
Lard 20@2n34t.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar Bale Coffee 2S632c Melasses
81 20@l % Butter 24@26c. Eggs l7@l8c
Cheese l5Gl6c
Hay dell at sl2@l3 for soft sud sl5@l6 for
bari pressed on arrival.
Peiroleum--Re6aed free 6s@70c.
Silver 81 30 Gold 81 ~
Money easy at o9l0 pr cent.
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Remarks of Secretary Harlan

WAsRiTGroS July l4.-At the laying of the
corner stoue OF the W sshingson City Protestant
Orphan Asylum yesterday, the Secretary of In
terror, Ar Harlan, in his brief address said :
When the French nation. nov SO friendly 70 our
prosperity, sprung TO arms in the defense OF the
Turkish nationality We all applsuded. but when
they attempted TO crush feeble Mexico We dsspise
their want of generosity, and wish ], might be
the will o. God in the order of his providence THAI
this great Republic OF ours should De called upon
20 n oScct her feeble sister. This remark met
with general approval from the large audience
present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

5o@22 IS prime nss- Ylais ness beef $40 90
H027 soc Cut meats; 120l4x for shoulders.
aud ls@2llke for hams. Bacon; 5iz0le1<c
for Cumberland cut; l3l{c for long siboed. and
l49l45xc for short ribbed.
Lard l6@2llfc. Busta- 3oQ2Sc foe Ohio,
and 2R@s2c for State Cheese l0@i51<c. Rics
dull.
Wv yoRK xosKy nARKKr
NV YoRK, July Ia
Money. easy at 495 per cent. Sterling in
fair request at l0s34dlo9 for FIRST class
bills Gold opened at 81 43, snd closed Al
81 42ls
STOCKS hrmer.
LArrR.-Gold closed st Gallagher Exchanges
tonight at $l42is
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The Army I'm Texas De mand for
Seven htsttes.

NEW YORK, July i4-The Commercials
Washington special says: Ii is not true that 100.
OuU trovss hsvr Deco sent 20 Texas The shole
lore ln thst country consists OF only 1000
uea. oeiss paris y: the To.rteenth sod TvenIv
Gra Ann, Csrps The army Of observance
nov iu tae heid, cOsts considerably more than
81 900. each mas. per year. aud The Government
Is not dispose - make a display al sEch al ex-
peif-
Thurlos Weei hAj .ong interview with The
President tsIs morning
The Posts specizi -sy-: There i great de
rnsud Tor 81 baud- ot -ulsll denomination
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-15

PoIIcI MATTKRs.--Dennis Martin, chang,
Of petit larceny, was held 10 bail in the sum q
12O0, IN default OF .hich he committed.
Thomas Berry and Augustus Roilu were hello
90 bail ia the cum OF 81 500 each. on charge Of
robbery.
William Morrow. for carrying concealed
weapon. paid $40 30; Allen Seefert, for III,
same ofiense, paid like amount. in
W. P. johnson and James Smith, tor associs
ting with prostitutes. paid Sl2 20 apiece
Anna Moore. wandering demirep, went tc
jail for thirty DAYS on account of her vsgaries.
Richard Elliot visited . bagnio and was
mulcted by the Mayor in the sum OF SIS 80.
James F. H., &C., Smith. was intoxicated, and
for this trivial ofense went on the chain gang
ten days.
illus Serpert paid the customary 81 and eI-
tras. tor being in q very mellow condition, all
caused by verbose OF old corn.
James Push brought into the Court siX dilap
dated, but festive nysnphs du pare, to swear bin
out OF little trouble he bad brought on him
self 10 sighting their battles be was tined s. 80,
and. with his Witnesses. departed the Court