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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
LEGAL.
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS
In the Common Pleas Court OF Naricn county IN the
State Of Indiana. June Term. 1853 La F4iTbsrn
Richard :. Fa;rbsirl
- Z IT KNOWN. that this7ih day Of April. IN TIE
)y A. d., 1885, the above named plaintiff By Der At
orney hec IL the etcs OF the Clerk OF C~nron Pleas
Court, complaint against sale defendant in the
above entitled cause together with affidavit ola COM
peient gerson that said defendant hchaTc FsI5s!fr l.
not . residentof the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant l. therefore hereby notified Of the
Sling and peEceney o. said complaint against him. and
that unless be appear and or der,ur thereto
the call Of said the second day Of the
term OF said Court, 10 be begun and held the Ccert
House. IN thecy Of Indiana els the frs. Monday in
next said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged viii be heard and deter
aimed ME absence.
Attest: g- WILLIAM WALL ACE. Clsrk.
- By c. n.sH. oepa.y.
Caansk, Assssas1 fsf Hssri6 . - 2
apr io-NoS - - l---s--i - - Fl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April IL Subscriptions re-
ported b, Jay Cooke to-day are 81 500 600. The
largest western subscription was SiU2 600. from
Chicago. and the largest eastern S35S 900, from
New York There we're 256S individual sub
scripiiors OF $50 and 500
Mayor Henry has by public proclamation liked
Monday evening next for the public illumination
of the city in honor of Grants victories aud the
coming peace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

The GREAT NILToNIAS rAsLEAUx AT MASON
&c Il I'LL. LAST EvkSINS This exhibition which
op. ned NJ ,~onIc II ~ hast evening. il Que OF
the huest things 1t has ever been our lot TO ait
ne-s. Ii IL got up On scale OF magn6cence and
splendOr we have never seen equtled. Com
mencing With picture OF the gathering Of the
Angels around the Almghty's throne To hear n
new decree. il illustrates MI'Oa's immortal POEM
OF Paradise Lost. from beginning 10 end The
scenes representing heaven. the OF tho an
gels. and the casting out OF heaven OF Satan aud
MS hos's. are perfectly sublime The scenes
representing the creation gotten up in style
and manner different from ANYTHING We have
ever seen.
We would call attention TO the beautiful sun
rise upon the young earth for the FIRST time The
mOoBE,se aud the creation OF fowls. h-hes. and
iosect-, and finally the creation OF animals. snc
man. are al pictures worthy the study Of 80 ar
tist The neKt fifteen scenes represent hell
through chaos 10 this earth. They are of i'm
mCnse power. and convex 10 the mEd sn swiul
aud impressive IDEA OF the internal regions be
los The last section. which Representa- the
garden Of Ellen snd Adam and Eve. clothed
in naked m-jesty aiyine." is beyond description
the best thing we hive ever Witnessed In fact.
the whele exhibition is one OF msrked excellence.
aud should be seen by all We douo, whether
Masonic Hall will hold all the people who will
endcsvor 10 gain entrance this evening Go
early Il ycu wish for = seat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

CEw We saw Yesterday at the State Library q
large secession f.g which was taken tom the
capitol at Columbia. S G bs the l4D'h Indians
regiment. srd sent ~ present To- Governor Nor
ton The q * is that typical OF tie present
condition of the ) y --in r,iher dila pidsted
cenditiop. IL Gas Deposited With The oIheE
"relics Of the great renelhon."in one OF The
Rooms OF the library. aud like the Bl-ck Moos's
its occupations gone" The epitsph on the
infants tomb stone might apply:
III 30 suddenly am done for.
wonder what was begun fOIf"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

Hoss LoosK"-A festive quadruped Of the
equine species broke loose near the State House
yesterday. setting ~ in good speed for his rural
retreat. This exploit OF the beast Of burden ried
the owner somewhat. Who might have been
seen a. J +. r. J. would say. shooting fr.nti-
cslly for como one 10 "check him in bis N I'd
career" but the equine refused to be checked.
and the owner undoubtedly bad the satisfaction
Of footing il home N no good humor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

PorIcx CouRr For q too free imbihing oil
rangse- loot J INES Rowland. Ruben Thomas
Matthias O'Connor. aud David H,sgand we're
severslly fined 50 piece and co-is te'ore the
Mayor yesterday Thee " div iduss help swell
the municipal reasury. and their sx,mple. al
though not worthy of imifstion snd pernicious. IS
nevertheless iollowed b, msny Who do not com
PLAIN st this iorclble extraction of greeeb'ck.
from heir packets. in orier thai the dignity oi
the city government may be supported aud pre-
I'D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

The GsRAsIUn This elegant restaurant j,
on the full tide Of success No establishment
vest OF New York is more complete in all H.
appointments. The lsrder Is supplied ~ith al
the deIicse,es Of the season; the cooking il il
the highest style OF art. and the vines and H.
Gsrnniun. Hsrskiab L Brown propriesors. 10 OF
Kentucky averue. opposite the state Offices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

FLosEScEs SALOON Our esteemed friend.
Capt j b Fv. has purchased PIorence's ga
loon. No E,-t Pearl street. aud he intends rot
only Q" msin'aiD but increase the popularity OF
the establishment We can assure those ~ho
msy ~snt anything in bis line that he will give
entire satisfaction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

II The lunch given every day at the new
saloon. No 81 and 80 Kentucky avenue. kept
by the popular caterers. Messrs. Hezekiah &
Brown, has no parallel In the Metropoltan>city
Of Indiana. IL IL actually better than half Of the
dinners furnished by the hotel; and. as a con
sequence. from 10 TO ~ o'clock every day the
" GersDium Saloon rs crowded with the lovers
of good living and pure liquors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

tn They sell whisky in Ne- York for 50 10
per gsIloa. ~hish u costs 81 On to produce. II
the government dues are honestly p'id. Clears
are sold At less than the st-mps they ber Nan
ufstnred smoking tobscco. OF the cheaper
gr-der. csn also be bougbt AZ = les pri ter
pound than the Government tar HJw Is this
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

TRASsrERs or REAL ESTATE AT the county
authors otfce yeslrday the following trans
ftrs Of real estate were made:
J. W. Council TO W II Brown. parts Of lots
No 3 and in ClermOnt Price 5000
John Smither to Thomas W lngl,ry. "a IN
section 81, township ID. range east. Pnce
S2li70
B. Fatout to John Z Farris. lot No J OF
Prices subdivision Of the south vest quarter Of
block 10 in Brakes addition TO Indianapolis
Price 81 500
Philippine Eek 70 Euce Wishmire, part of
LOT No Al Of out-lot No. 100 in the city of In
disBspolis Price Sl.7l5
Bradshaw < Holmes TO Heurv RodsWsld. lot
No 80 10 B-adshaws 4 Holmes subdivision 10
Indianapolis Prce 500
DpugI Mcguire To Deoss Root. part OF LOT
No 9 in square No. 67 in Indianapolis. Price
s. 100
Thomas Foster 10 Deoss Root. part OF block
No l0l ia the city Of Indianapolis Price 81.
100
Wm f Brogn TO Z. Tu,pin. part OF No 3
in " srtind4le's addition TO Ciermons Price
$3.50
John A Co,tman 10 Eliz beth Morris part.
of lots 30. 81 and 81 in Blacktords subdivision
Of ou'-lot- l52 l53 and l54 ia indianapolis
Price 81 s45
Ruth II Perry TO James Brown, lot No. 3 ia
Samuel Records subdivision OF lot No. in
Hunters addition 30 the town of Lanesville
Prise 1910
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
City papers plesse copy.

tB- Quite . storm Of wind aud rain visited
this part Of creation at an early hour YESTERDAY
morning. which for 'littc season" threatened
the stability OF sublunary structures. and had it
not have bsen for the fact that we have bow OF
promise perpetual evidence against future
floods, We should have been of the opinion that
another deluge wss AZ hand and should have
beat . retreat To tie hospitabe ark OF some
second Noah. But our faith made Us whole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
From Albany.

ALBANY. n. Y, April The Democrats.
a, their charter election Yesterday elected their
city ticket By an average majority OF $40. The
vote is i h. knd tie democratic majority is re
duced 500 or 900 compared with last springs
election.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

II Trees are nov being set out in University
square. and the ground put in grass SIX hun
dred OF different species are to be planted this
spring The paths have all been laid out and
graveled. and the square presents very neat
and tasty appearance. In few years this plat
Of ground will be the place OF common resort
and ell undoubtedly feel sn interest in seeing il
a. attractive and pleasant as IL can be made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

fKNAS BRorHKRHoop All members OF the
Fenisn Brotherhood requested to meet a,
their Hall. this evening. a, IA O'Clock, on bust
ness OF importance Every member Is requested
to be punctual in attendance st the anpoini Ell
hour. BY order, THos Nash,
joan AUSTEN SrEwARI, Centre
Secretary.
City papers plesse copy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

II The gale yeslerd-. morning played havoc
Nth signs. awnings. &c .oemoiishng them 9TH
out any regard 10 srpepse whs'sver. IL i al
III Wind shich blows no one good and the one
that ssr ho~lng bs Ia the wee hours aiwant
the dawn" Yesterday pss decidedly the mDst ia
hammered that has for some time visited us
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

T. Redmond 4 MeSsnsra. grocsrs. recti6ers
ana .holesale dealers in foreign and domestic
lcuors. No 50 South Illinois street. keep the
finest brand Of cigars. snd choicest liquors 20 be
found in the city. Try them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

rive understand that Mr.. ID Duncan has
cold the celebrated horse Bcrn.ide 20 ID
Boyle for six hundred dollars. Caeap at that.
he 70 worth . thousand dollars AZ the least.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
Observation-Disclosures RESTORATIVE.

Decidedly the bet article for restoring gre,
hair TO It's natural color. mot dying.) curing all
diseases OF he scalp. preventing the hair from fall
ing 81. giving il = softness snd Rloss that moth
ing el-e Can produce Price 81 per bottle. Sold
bv all druggists.
! SKSovs, druggist. Bates House Block
agent. eOd-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
From AFRO.

CAIRO. April ~ The Vicksbure Herald of
the Sth confirms the capture and burning Of Sell
ma, Alabama, and also says Forrest narrowly q
capped capture.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

FEAsr or PAssovEz This feast which is OBJ
served by all Isrselites in commemoration of the
exodus from Egypt, or the liberation from slavery
OF this people by Moses. about thirty three hun
dred years ago, VAS commenced on last Monday
evening. according TO scripture Exodus. XII
IL 20 20) and will be celebrated by the reformed
lsrse.ites seven days. and by the orthodox mem
bers oi that denomination eight days. The latter
observe the first and last two DAYS of ssid feast
a. HOLY convOcalions. ~hIe the former celebrate
only the htst aud seventh days az sdch. On the
evenings sud mornings Of those holy dave. divine
service will be held in the synagOgues Of this
CITY. "a usual on such occasions. This evening
after divine service, the hopored memorial will
be celebrated in all Jewish hOu-es in the follow
ing manner: The whole family and invited
CUES sit down at the table: the head of the
emily presides. aud regards himself as king
Upon the table l. spread unleavened bread aud
nIfter herbs. Every one has gliss OF vine be
tore hin. After the beuedictlons IRE read the
he'd cf the family says aloud the following in
yitnsIpr:
Z" l. Thi. ia the bread of Il ction which ou,
ancestOr- in the land at + sp'< let all vhu
sre neeessilOus come aud celebrate The Passoyer
&c"
After fhis the Bblc,i and tradition II history
II The I'll ctons oi their ce>t0rs IN EsYpt aud
their dehvefsnce from boud re. aid departure 10
iieedom. sre related and explained to The child-
zen. sumpinOu- supper usually follows. winch
IL concluded oy grace and benedictiOD 20 the God
Of liberty OF all nations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

Foa RKST.-A large room in the third story
OF the Sentinel buildings. No "a south
Meridian street The room i well lighted aud
the entrance good Apply 81 this Ofhce 7f.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
b, blockade runner llal. H.,,I. We,

The blockade runner Little Hattie went out OF
Havana istev. but soon returned with hole IN
Der smoke stack.
The Flsnlngs arrived on the s.h from Calves
too with 95i bales Of cotton.
The Santiago De Cuba vas 10 leave Matsnor-
e. on the 9th for Cksrlestou. With Assistant Sec
tsry Fox ard 90 Others on board.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
ANNoUNcEME EMIT.

PrTH wAKo-JOSEPH HARRIS Offers himself 70
tn. independent voters Of TIE nh ward n Inde-
pendent union candidate fos Councilman. Mr. Harris Is
cid citizen Of the wsrt has all his prcpey.n r. and
n elected vii pledge hins- 10 aid IN seesrins cheap
gs light sx.s and TO osx Afsr The interests Of the
Ward in the ccune and that u has iss fair shsre Of
al p1blic inpro-snenfs-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

FISK DRsss SnIkTs AT 81 81 Prices reduced
TO these figures in Consequence OF the late de
cline in goods. at Pitkers. 80 West Washington
street This is low enough TO tempt an, bOdy.
snd inssres perfect 81. snd the very best mske
All can nov indu' &c in me luxury OF wearing
shirts that will 1T. and ~e hope they sill. 1914
~ Seu0ur keeps one Of the best drug stores
in the CRY. ana in addition 10 medicines Of all
sorts and the best kind. he has everything in the
line OF toilet articles. tor ladies' and gentlemen.
His place is No 5, Bates House Block
WANrED-CITr War FUSD ORpKRs We are
busiDg city fund scriP ~ full market rates
willy & MARrIs,
1876 Brokers.
~ For choice drugs, pure toilet soaps.
brushes combs, &C., and tor he best quick yeast.
90 TO Senour's drug store. Bates House block
E-See DR.. Wm Thomson's advertisement
or the fourth page Of 60 day's paper
jan Is II.
~ few exchange papers, done up IN pack
ages Of 100. can be had A. this Office q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
CITY LOAN.
One YEARL0AN
S 40, 90.
INDIANAPOLIS SIX PR fRNT
COUPON BONDS.
TREAsURER's oFricE,l
iSDIlyAroIIs April 7th, lsts.
TREAsURER's oFFicE,l
iSpilyAroIIs, April 9TH, lses.

SEALFD proposals win ee received the Tressurer's
- Otce e the Ciy Of lnd snapolis until III. 20 day
0; april SCe. for sub>crptors of 81 $50 and mp
wards loan 81 $40 o01. authorized b. resolution
Of the City Council brusry ed ls5 fcr the purpose
u funding the debt VI said city
The Bonds Will bear interest AZ the OF sx cent
per annum, payable mi annually al the o1ce 81 the
Treasurer towi the ls' dsys Of November and NAY
he principal will be due sd pa, able the ist day 81
May. lss6.
Hon. james Morrison, reoosniz Of the sbiest
lawyers In the West has given written opinion ibid
With the City Gle ;hs; this issue q Bond. strictly
legal.
Uper subscriptions FOR the same, or any part thsreof
81 not less than par will also be received Mayors
Once until the came date
The right ject all proposals l. reserved except
that no bid favorable 20 the city shall be rejected
and others less favorable received.
The proposals should the bid for. also
the price ard denomination Of B0Dds desired, t50s
tlOOs 4500s or u00s sud should be Greeted 10 the
In the r~sout sutherri The Losn the faith Of lie
City Is peds cd 10 levy the necessary fer the pay meni
Of the colectabe only in caSh cue interest
pons Of said BOnds.
Twenty-Five per cent Of the amount Of the bids msy be
paid In City Orders Of any date or issue.
By order Of The Loan Comr ittee.
JOS. X ENGLISH,
p. II. JAMESON,
A. ". BROWN.
H CDBURN.
J. GAVIN,
sprio-dtill2s,h Committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

sew Ysrs Market.
NV Y0kx. April IL.
Cotton opened firm and closed dull and lover
at 34935c for middling
Flour dull and l0Qi5c lover; 81 g. 75Cd7 Gu
for extra stste: s. 40@s 50 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and s. e599 6o for trade brands; market.
steady.
Whisky closes dull and droopidg: Western pale.
81 l5@2 l51S.
Wheat opened steady and closed dull and de-
Ginning; cbicsgo Spring 81 60: rnber Kentucky
81 So
Rye dropping.
Barley DULL
Corn qui., at 81 sO@l IS; new mixed western
81 SOL 40.
O.Is dull; s9c for western.
Wool dull.
Coffee dull
Sugar active at I3c for Cuba; and Porto Rico
l3c.
Molasses inactive S,les by auction Of Sc
hhds Porto Rico q; 65@70c
Rice dull
Petroleum quiet; 36c for crude. SIC for refined
in bond, and tic free
Pork rather frmer at s27 l2%@27 SO for
new mess. $2i 50@25 for '63-'64: S24 50
for regular Wv; S24 5O@25 90 for prime. and
$50 25@26 or tor prime mess; also | $50 bbls
OF new mes tor April and MAY, sellers option AZ
S27 OO@27 IS
Beet quiet. at Sl2 0O@l6 50 tor plain mess.
and $l6 00@20 90 Tor extra mess
Beef hams quiet at 800 00622 90
Cut meats frmer at l<ll@l5c for shoulders
ard lea lie for hams.
Bacon more active at l5Gl5lz for CumbeT lsnd
cut; l5la for long ribbed. and l6@ 1914 for short
ribbed
Lard steady at l536@l6e.
Butter dull at 1870 2Oc for Ohio and 2O@35
for State.
Cheese quiet at l4@22c
Clover seed advanced 20 Si3 50. and good dc
msnd; timothy 81 so
Flax 81 gu, and dull
Money easy. large supply At 8 per cent.
Sterling quiet az lOe5z a 1924 for first clss.
bills
Gold dull and without, decided change. opening
at 81 &c, and closing at 81 45J<
Government stocks steady.
.sv ynsx MONEY EsgKET
NV YoRK. April ~
None, moderately easy ct 6@7 per cent,
with the bulk OF the transactions q, the inside
rate
Sterling dull at 81 os7I@l 1914 for frst class
bills
The sp.culations in gold quiet. though for
custom house and export purposes the demand j.
stesdi at 81 46al 46L
Government stocks more active and firm.
LATEs-Gold closed at Gallsgher's exchange
tonight at 81 AL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
Civ Point. Auril -.

OIt! UIIII' dpFII II,
Hon. E. II Stanton Secretary OF War:
Lvnchburg surrendered Yesterday 20 = leuten
AIT of Griffn's forces. at the head Of = scouting
party.
Gen Grant has ordered McKenzie's brigade Of
cavalry TO occupy the town and take care % pub
lie property.
Signed A DANA.
Assistant Secretary of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

CIxozSSArf. April IL
Provisions unchanged.
Flour 10 moderate demand: Superfne s. Is;
extra 81 <D97 IS. and family 81 s09s IS
Wheat unchanged; red 81 50: -hits 81 cog
1 80.
Corn dull.
Rye held At 95c
Oats dull At Csc
Whisky dull: small ssle. at - 10
Mess pork 27c.
Rnlt meats very dali at 1894 for shoulders
and sides.
No demand for bacon, prices nominal
Barley confinses ia moderate demand at 81 10
for prime.
Lard dull az lie
Clover seed SIS aud demand moderate
Timothy and Flax unchanged.
Groceries quiet.
Butter unchanged, prime to choice 3o932e
Cheese steady.
Eggs zoe
Gold closed AZ 81 ~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

PROMOTIONS The follo~ing were the promo
tons made AZ the sdjuiant generals Office in
Ind ana regiments on yesterday:
1929 regiment Daniel Wood, assistant sur
ceon.
ssh regiment-Jaeob Davis. captain company
3; Joseph Endicou. lst lieu,enan, coupary '
b: Robert NJ. Lucas. , Lieutenant company Il:
IhDDss J Smith. lst Lieutenant company I.
9th regimeut-Wm I Seward, captain CON
panv
l0OiA reeimeut--W ash J Catlsrt0n. captain
company |; James N Gentry. ist leu,ensn,
company /.
a5sh regimen, - Jsmesoy Jackson, captain
company d
- regimeut-BsrU Uhiine. i, lieuteosr
company F; Lewis VI Rsymer ls' lieuisn.p,
con9sny
99th reginent-Marshall J Any. l., lieu;en
art company B
9Th g.ment-JoshGa " Osdea. captain
company A; Johu F CorviD, lst Lieutenant con
-4ny A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

C,kaiSeros The lniitna2olis correspondent
of The Cincinnati Gaz-it- &c the following
vslusbie item cf reps over the wires:
General Canisgton i selling IF bis house
hold goods. iurui'u's. pictures, &C. prelininsry
90 tsk ne the fed
The sane paper expresses the opinion that
pesce will ne established nv the l>t Of A-y. Cos
highly esteemed frend Gen Carrir gtou. IL !.
-lioxeiher probable unisr thi. state of facts
-iii be comrelled To take the h~ld upon = pace
platform be all nos ne sole 20 sell OF h.:
goods. furniture. pictures, Re. before The tsrmi
nation Of hossilisss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

~ A few exchange papers, done up in pack
ages Of 100, can be had a, this Office %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE

GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Lees than a3ss 600 Of loan authorised BY the
la, Congress now TIE market Ttis sno5nt, At
the Which 1. being absorbed, s.l all Be sub
scritsd for within fear months shsa he notes vii
dsshisa.y command premium. ., bss uniformly been
The closing the subscriptions to other leans
IN order that citizens every ard section Of the
county ray Afforded facilities for taking tie loan
tn. S.tons Banks. State Banks and Private Bsnisrs
throussOa; the cOuzry have generally agreed 10 re-
cs,re subscriptions par subscrbers will select th.
OWE agents. IN whom they have confidence. ard Who
Only se to bs responsible. FOR the delivery Of .ss notes
20 s'eA they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Asent Philadelphia
Subscriptions vi be received By the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Indianapolis,
INDIANAPOLIS
CITIZENS
s5r.-.,ntv:nb
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

NV fORK, April II.
Fortress Monroe letters say the expedition that
recently went from Norfolk 20 within mile Of
Weldon. destroyed a portion OF the Sesboard
Railroad. captured 20 prisoners. = number of
bales ct cotton, and quite a large quantity Of
tobacco
The expedition encountered aud repulsed s
iorce OF rebels hear Murireesboro.
Weldon is reported strongly fortified and gar
risoueG by 900 rebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-13

Emigrsnts irom the United States 10 MEXICO
suffer terribly on their arrival Ia that country
and there Is 10 hope Of their doing veil - :
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-06-21
What the Englislaznen Think
of Hanging Davis.

London Correspondent N. Y. Tribune.1
have not heard a single English
man, friendly to us, express a hope
of the convention and consequent ex.
ecution Of Davis. By them Wendell
Phillips magnificent Grafton on the
subject in Boston, is spoken of with
much appreciation. The rebels, on
the contrary, and their partisans,
seem rather to desire that their ex.
President should become MARTYR
Writes The Index--not dead yet-s.If
President Davis falls into the hands
Of his enemies he will doubtless be
murdered. President johnson will
not care for the protests Of England
and France, such protest have been
sent to Washington. IF President
Davislis to suffer q felon's death at
the North, sure we are that he will
meet his fate with the calmness, for
titnde and dignity thatbecomes a true
patriot, o brave gentleman and d de.
vout Christian. President johnson
may murder Jefferson Davis-wilJ
murder him if he has the opportunity
but he cannot tarnish the great
and glorious name of his victim.