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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

State. Serytes Mssdsias are from his pen, which -
wields with moro than ordinary grace snd ability
With no acquaintance whatever with one Of the ssaas'
men aboyc mentioned, and very slight with the othsl
have been induced to pay them this tribute oeoa0ss
think IL only Just and welideserved -a'4 '
r'. EXCHANGE or PRISONERS. r.
IIearn that Col. Parkhurst ProvostMarshai dsne
era Of the Department recently held conference vis
Gen Forrest at Meridian Miss when it was arrangeO
that our prsoners-some 1900 in number held BY tao
enemy in the South West. would be immediately -
Changed for an equal number Of Rebels The place o.
gna,ci az the point OF exchange IukA and our nss
VII be transferred from thence to Nashville On sns's
WAY homo La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

BRAND PROCESSION OF COLORED LOYALIS7S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

Then came Va. hc.rse-a comic feature which NJ
tracted sre.A attention, and was received win
,bouts of lar e There written on 1t with chalk
"slaveIf il Dead"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

Boston Jury has rendered verdict OF dam
ages TO the amount OF thirty thousand five hund
red dollars. in favor OF Leo0ard Sturtevant
against A II Allen. for Illegal arrest aud m
pri-onment.
Mr. Sturevant, a, the outbreak OF hostilties
was tran@ac;ing business in New Orleans H.
removed To Boston! aud was arrested and i'm
prisoned upon charges Of disloyslty preferred b,
Mr.. Allen. The sequel il "a we have above
stated but il NAV be we'll 10 reflect that ia such
cases fiilure to satisfy the damages subjects
the defendant TO imprisonment.
We welcome this sign of return to the legiti
mate channels OF justice in the communities OF
The north. The omen is the more suspicious
Iccs use il is made visible through the fog of
fsnsticism that envelopes the citadel of black re-
pubicanism. When Massachusetts leads the
way in prot ounccg equitable judgments upon
persecution. there is good prospect that the ex-
ample will be followed elsewhere.
Let the petty tyrants. informers aud traducers.
that have piled their infamous vocatons with
impunity throughout the past four years prepare
themselves to undergo the ordeal of legal nves-
tigation and punishment. False Imprisonment.
il seems, il again 10 be recognized IA trans
erosion of the law. There is broad field for
Justice to be busy in, in that direction. There
are hundreds of honorable aud patriotic citizens
in the north who have been subjected 10 outra
ges similar TO that for which Mr.. Sturtevant has
recovered heavy damages. There are men.
gutless of crime. who have languished for
months In dungeons. their business interrupted.
their minds enfeebled their healths impaired,
their prospects in life blasted by long and pro-
tracted incarceration
From the damp and dismal vaults where those
victims Of arbitrary power and of false ACCUSE
ton have been immured, some have been dis
missed only 10 be transferred TO the lunatic asy-
lums. They have gone mad under the TEXTURES
of confinement. harsh treatment and suspense
Others have persisted mIserably in their prisons
Others have contracted diseases in the dark and
noisome soltudes of their cells Women deli
cateIy reared and keeniy susceptible to the shame
and priyatious Of Imprisonment, have been t0rn
from their homes and families and locked up
beyond the reach OF trial; all for the expression
of political opinion, or. in many cases, ct the
nero insricarion of personal enemies All this
demands retribution We are glad TO see the
first step taken. We are not dissatisfied 10 see
that Boston leads the wsy--N- News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
W here Booth Eies.
Says the Washington correspondent, OF
New York World.

Says the Washington correspondent, OF The
New York World:
The secretary of war, without Instructions OF
sny kind. committed TO Colonel Lafayette G
Baker. OF The secret service. the stark corpse Of
j Wilkes Booth. The secret service never full
filed its volilion more secretly What have
YOU done with the body?" said | to Baker.
That is knour,' he answered. Ito only one
man living beside myself. II is gone. | will
not tell you where The only man who knows
Is sworn to silence Never till the great trnm
peter comes shall the grave Of Booth be discov
cred /" And this is true. Last night, the 9th OF
April, small row boat received the carcass OF
the murderer two men we're ia il: they carried
the body of into the darkness, aud out of that
darkness it will never return In the darkness
like his great crime, nav i. remain forever. i'm
pslDable, invisible, DOndescript. condemned to
that worse than dsmns,ion. humiliation.
The river bottom may ooze about II laden
With great shot AMI drowning maRacles The
earth may have opened TO give il that silence
and forgiveness which msn will never give its
memory. The fishes may swim around il, or
The daisies grow white above II: but we shall
never know. Mysterious, imcOmprehensib,e
unattaInable, like the dim times through which
we live and think upor as il We only drea med
them in perturOed lever, the ass ,.sn OF a na-
ton head rests sOmew here in the elements aud
that is all; but II the indignant seas or the pro
famed turf shall ever vomit this corpse from their
recesses, and IL receives human or christian
burial from some who do not recognize il let the
last words those decayipg lips ever uttered be
c-rved Dove them with dagger. TO tell the his
tory OF young and once promising life-use
less. useless.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
boston Csrbetf, President Lincoln .


We have before Us photograph Of Boston
COrbett. the nan Who shot Booth He il M
Euglishman, about % wears Of age, and sers't i 3
company l. Of the l6.h New York cavalry. He
wen, out nj the commencement of the war as
private OF the l2.h New York State Militis
Col Butterfeld. and has been in active service
ever since About eight months ago be vas
captured By the rebel guerrilla Nosby, while out
on a scouting expedition. all his party having
either been killed OF escaped he held the en-
tire rebel gang. twenty six in number. at bay
tor some time, and only surrendered ~hen his
ammunition was exhausted For his bravery in
this affair he wss promoted TO &c sergeant. bu,
only returned 20 the union lines 70 assume the
title after Eve months Imprisonment AZ Ander
sonViile While there liz REQ leutly held pray or
meetings, ard eIhor'cd his diving comp4nioas
BENG an active and ssncere member Of The A.
torney 81 /. " church OF the city. tie ouly
lately rsjoired his regiment. Ard had scarcely
recovered from chronic di'rrsea and scurv,.
contracted at tie south. when be was appointed
one of p tried mca 70 psrfot N the duty be 40
successfully accomplished HIS face i intelli
gent. and bears the impress of a high toned
patriotism
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

'hs, Il will not be long before the whole suffice,
4 the treatment OF the south will be. hse
he other subjects connected wuh the war, aud
which hsve heretofore been discussed. question
OF the historic past
lis OF paramount importance iloE TO look TO
TIE future course Of the admin. ration on the
currency Of the copnfEK. ton IN. questions Of
high tafin or free q .e. on the methods OF rails
ing revenue, on The relations We are TO sustain
to ioieign nations. and on subjects OF this gene
raj kind. These are the political subjects in'O
The discussion Of which the people are TO pass,
and on the decision Of thee sli depend to vast
extent. the prosperity of the nation aud the re
unItv OF the Interests OF si people, north and
south. IL concerns Us at once 20 Establish on n
hrm basis the business intere-fs of al the people
The paciiying power and influence OF commerce
and prosperous trade cannot he overestimat-d
This alone viii invigorste the industry OF the
whole cnuniry. and give the people everywhei c
opportunity cultivate the arts OF pc sec that
they may forget The enploymenis aud passions
OF war The old questions of political economy
resume their primary importance now IN the e. es
of wise citizens. For ourselves We confess tree.
~ that we have more interest in knowing Whist
are Prerldeut JohBsob's views on the tariff ques-
ton. and on national banks: than what he would
do with jeff Davis; and we are firmly OF the
opinion that these questions are the more impor-
tant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

Ala recent meeting In Charleston, Governor
Aiken, who Dresided. made the foileSing re-
marks:
Fellow .C.tireps. We are assembled TO pour out
the general grief which has been lei IN this CITY
sor the sudden removal from this life OF AorE-
han Lincoln. late president ofthe United States.
The horrible and atrocious assassination OF Pcs
dent Lincoln has filled every feeling heart with
so,,ov ard Indignation. / did not know. per
.on.lly. the lsto President. but those Who did
have spoken Of hin In the kindess manner 20 me;
n heart uss benevolent and lorgiYing. and We
are told and hsve reason 20 believe. that thrOCg n
him our difficulties would soon have been sdl1s;
cd snd peace once more restored % our distracted
country Our expressions Of disgust for the das
tardly wretch Who could have conceived and exc
cuted sueh di.boiical deed can scarcely De at
tered. EurCer is always appalling, bat more
particularly 40 in this momea;ous crisis OF Our
coun,ry-Bou. our most anxious moment.
Can il be believed that IN the nineteenth cen
tury human being could be found 10 have 10
his bosom so di.boIicsl idea. aEd with a.
srcomplice. enter the sick bed room Of another
eminent and distinguished parsonage. the score
tsry Of state, and plunge into his bosom tie
vesponi The heart sickens at the recital OF
such horrors.
Wesympathi-e With the late Presidents fam
ily aud that Of Mr. Seward M,y the Almighty
stretch over them the hand OF mercy, and enable
them 20 bear the .ad bereavement with piou'
humility.
At this critical janctnre of national affairs
our thoughts are naturally turned 20 the vice
president, HoE president OF the United Siaiea
Andrew Johnson. When the people of Charles
ton dis,ric. did me the honor OF making me sheiI
representative in congress. met there Mr.. John
son or Tennessee. | nO1 take pleasure IN stat
ing that soon became acquainted NTH him, ans
found him a most Intelligent nan he soon i'm
pressed me in the house by his oIaiory aud hii
arguments ia debate a. one OF ule most talented
men there; aud is j. no little praise TO say 40
when such man as STEPHENS Of Georgia Eat OF
the same floor. and other prominent persons irou
the different states Of the union.
have the most entire confidence ia his aoilli,
to administer the government true aud faithfully
having the constitution of our country az his ;ru'
guide.
May the gracious Providence in His mercy di
rect his ways toward peace. and let Us again, un
der the folds of the American u x, once more ant
forever, he one end indiviSiole
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
An Historical Fac, Come 20 Light.

The New FORK News, in an article upon the
memory of M Lincoln. SAYS:
No auimOsities blurred the iniellecs or arrested
the Immunity of Sir Lincoln a tenderness of
nature, simple esrnestness Of human ~ mpathy.
taught bin that souls OF men can be subdued
Out oy loftine~s OF soul. The advance of cav
onets and ribs and artillery had but brought
him WITHIN reach OF the sour her0 heart, and he
grasped the opportunity in a fashion that. wbeth-
er tue suggestion OF intellect or the promptings
OF grand soul, touch the KEY note OF true states
msn-hiP In written memorandum that il
SUI IN existeace, and OF which ne personally
xnow the exact terms and circumstances. he
stated 10 gentleman OF Richmond that his
terms OF reconstruction were those of the broad
est generosity
The return OF the states the south 10 the
union was the only condition he attached % his
proclamation of iuil amnesty. Hsown public
declarations. he her on the subject of confiscs-
ton or emancipation. be declined 10 Withdraw
formally but expressed perfect readiness To &C
cep them, subject 10 the award OF the supreme
court. Touching amnesty a. the people of the
sou'h, he declared that lille he would not then
N ke any pledge OF more specific character
ne bad 10 hesitstion 10 offering FULL and free
nardon TO all who shO I'D see proper 10 ask IT,
standing 90 the eige OF his triumph over a revo.
luton that has involved so much blood. outrage
ana evil passions. this states maniike moderation
distinguishes Ar Lincoln from all the public
men OF his day Tor. If not hre idth Of intellect
Certainty for greatness ct soul
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
>r-rE ITE VI.

The JASPER Oh WELLS - The OIL fever con-
tnnes 70 rage With Gaabated fury in the sGioin.
ing cyuuty OF Jasper The Rensselaer, Gazette
SAWS:
Since our last the northern Indiana company
has penetrated 20 depth OF forty feet. and still
keeps 'perging away The indications of an
abundant supply OF oil az greater depth. sill
keep Increasing The IreqEois company have
secured the services Of ssffic'ent number Of
hands II run day and night their spring pole.
and throuShous the dreary hours o; night the
thug Of their drill can be heard on Tie island.
Wessw, feS days since. some Inc samples OF
col apstinG on the water at tas we'll; aud the in
diealiOns here, IS ia The other veil, are incress-
ing. The prospects are Frightening. and every
thing To- Ks bright aud greasy.
-Four new wells have been commenced. one
on the Gish- iarm M"Bong crees. another
near Franci>vilIe. another near Rensselaer, and
another on the Iroquois river -S.Atke County
TINES
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
GRANT and sherman.

The conduct OF Geaefal Grant toward lis lei
los soldier General sherman. merits universal
commerdation. When he veat do.n to Y leigh
n vss with no Inflated desire TO exhibit suthori-
" he proceeded with modest composure az
runing nothing. and merely conveying the or
ders o. the var department There no ord
or act to offend or wound the feelings OF bis
comrsde. and when me surrender Was gone into
ne would not accept :; tor himself. bur had IL
made TO General Sherman decreasing admira-
lion gathers round General Grant the more the
country knows Of him.-Teue Haute Express
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
q New idea .COnnectcd with the a..
sns@lnnftOn.

new idea connscses! With the s.s.ssinatio ion
Of the president in thus preached by the Wash
iogton correspondent Of The Pittsbnrg CONNER
eisl. Who say:
We herr il stated that on the night OF the
sss-lnstion. there we're in the theater over one
hundred persons no had direct or irdrec, knowl.
edge ~ that ws- TO happen. Many of those per
sons had victim selected. but their part OF the
murder failed. from ths fact that the person Sc
lecfed to tern OF the gas q; the crack Of Booths
pistol, from some cause c. other. failed % ner
form his part. Ii the gas had been turned Oft
Booth would have escaped recognition Had
Grant been there he would have fallen an c,sx
victim. Booth did not expect the failure OF the
person 10 turn of the gas and. after the deed v.s
done. hsd 10 make the mo-, of H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
L. LINCOLN.

These deliberately expressed opinions. it must
De admitted. is testimony conclusive that Mr.
LINCOLN Was willing 10 make terms Of peace with
the rebels lar more favorable than those con-
tained 10 theSntRxlS-Jo HSsros agreement And
the celebrated Niagara peace correspondence is
further proof that Mr. STANTON is more rhetorical
than historical in the reason hs Offers for reject
ing Gen. SHESNaS'. arrsngemeut-that ri, gave
terms that had been deliberately. repeatedly and
solemnly rejected ., Mr. LINCOLN" Certainly
Mr.. STANTON had not much time for considera-
ton in preparing bis reasons for rejecting Gen.
SHKsxsSs terms with JOHNSTON, and this must
DO his apology for venturing upon assertions
which can be 80 easily refutsi. In fact there
vas no ascessity for giving any reasons TO the
country to jns6fy the refusal Of .he terms Of
JouSsrox's surrender
General SHrRxAS deferred the whole question
to the Washington authorities for their consider
nItted a blunder in bis negotiations with Jons-
sroS. the attempt to crush him was both un-
necessary and ungeneous. IL had 100 much
the appearance % personal vindic;ivensss-it
looked too much ike an effort TO destroy the
popularity that General SHERMAN had fairly earn
ed bv his heroic achevements-to satisfy The
country thatthe censure wac prompted by any
peculiar regard for the public welfare. And i
must be conceded b, even those Who are disposed
to eeususs General SnrRrAS. that the act to
which exception Il taken cannot be condemned
for the reason set forth by Mr. Secretary Stan
ron
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

The seeessonsls AZ Windsor. q W on
Saturday, hois,ed Gags. add prepared lOr reoc.
ing the murder OF Pre-idenr Lincoln. when
the mayor arrested tie whole OF them
"A Mes York invent has secured patent
for kind OF railway running ger which ~iil
lessen the chan e for accidents aud enable
trsins 10 run sixty miles an hour very cesir-
able inveation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

The pleasant practice Of b,rk robbesy IA.
broken out ia Hong Kong. The thieves there
msnsged To dix tunnel -ixly feet IN length be-
tween q drain and the fssr OF the treasury wal,
Having raised up . aag stone they conuived TO
ger lD.o The vault. and 70 tass from thence sun
Of about Slls.0 0o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
NOTICE.

"a Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
Y will re held on Tuesday the 81 day o. Mag, ss5.
10 the ci of indian polls, for election OF fOw-
elected and qualified yor. City reasUr-r,
CRY Clerk City Marsha City Attorney City Assessor
and CIV Engineer Alec, Councilman repIess n,
G Oh ward in the Con Council OF said city,
four years. until their success rs are ted and quail
hed.
pills will be opensd the day above named AZ the
following places from a. m { sp
AT the scGoo Souse ia 1t Ward;
AIN. wenger's Hall, In 9Th g
JOHN USvEPsAw.
aPr2t-l5 Cts N4rShal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
M EDlCAL.

gsA SURE, CERrAIS.AyD SPEEDY CURE Foe ALI
II dsea,e OF toe adder, idn y and Urinary Organ.
her in the " tle Female frequently p~rfOrl ing
Perfect cure In the short space Of three fou days and
sIwa in les, ime than sny other preparation In be
use Of r RANTS ,OhPUuND XTRACf or c. BE 4
ASpt 0PAlBA there is need fconn, ment or Oh ans
OF DIE. In IL apprO ed form Of las'e II l. II
taste@ss, and causes unpleasant sensation the
ten, and no exposure IL IS now ac-no~l ged by the
learned in The prOfe that in the DO cases Of
di eases, Cubs bs and Copai the My rened
known that can be relied upon with any certa nty
success.
TARRANT's COMPOUND FXrRA CT or crBEBs AND
COPAiBA NEVER FAILS
Manufactured Only by
II K IL Ant a. co.,
27s Greenwich Street, New York.
u Sold by druggists all ever the World.
spr2q-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
WAN 7 & b.


81 A GOSTa-Agsnt wanted 10 sell SEWING
ID - Machines NJ viii give = commission on all
hiIrs sOid or Emp oy seef;s rko W n work for th,
s~ose "ages nd all expenses pad ADDRESS, ID g. Hka
sISsros Co Detroit Michigan
may l-dst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
HOTELS.
MACY HOUSE.
Corner Market & Illinois Sts.,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
E. PENTECoST, Proprietor.
HOT ELS.

TAKE PLEASURE ~ ASSOCScNG TO NY
N frieuc, and Her0cs patrons that am DO y e..
iabli bid ia IA sase. wai,h have r-8urnshed and
now thrown opea tor yOar rscestisn-
l take N OPP unity of king ms many 70 nef
friend. for ID Ia parVnsge rrIg Ih- tws YEAR Nh
eOndnetinx the prlesI Hose, viii st AL .
be glad them my new stand
nys-dn 4. PESTRcosT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
NOTICE.

~ and after soudsy, Nsy lst, i56b. Iai> Coup.u,
" VIII not rece We FOO Fares anything cut N.,i r.,
urrency. except ~ the discount char I'd Nv our cs,
Banners CArtERwOOD.
apr7l-dlo.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
MASONIC NOTICE.

STATED MEETING OF ADOSiRAM GRAND
"a LoDGE, this "wednesday evening, at half past
seven O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
TAKEN UP.

YNAkES UP BY rHE SUBSCRIBER, ON NAY isr
II Black and White Cow with Cal by her de-. T..
Cos Il about Years old.
Tue owner can have the by proving property and
paying charges. n. YkR,luS
rya-dit corn,r Grant snt West sire Ia
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
NOTICE.
ELECTION Of DIRECTORS.

INDIANAPOLIS AID NspIsoS RsuEoAD Co..
MADISON, lSD Apnl 2l-I, l66..
TUyHE annual election Of Eine Directors Of this q,
II pany will '.e held az the Office q the Company N
the CT % ssdi the fourth wednes ay (a4tbl o.
Nay nexi
The DO will be open 4; 10 O'Clock A II and closed
AZ AZ N.
BY order, &c. THO. POLLOCK. See
apr2s-afili tpl24
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PsOPIl

less than s10oOOoocs Of the loan authorized BY the
last Congress are on the market. THIS amount, 81
the rate at which being absorbed. will all be sub
scribed within fOnr months when the notes win
dOubtediy command PREMIUM a. has uniformly been
the csse on closing the subscriptions 20 other lsaas
Ia order that cizenn every ard section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the losn
the National Banks. sta.e Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally ssreed TO re-
csive subscriptions par Subscribers viii select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who
OILY are 10 be responsible for the delivery Of the nOe
for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
subscription Agent Phiisdelphfs-
Subscriptions will be received BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Indianapolis.
INDIANAPOLIS
CITIZENS
aprs-d3ms wants
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

an MONDAY. MAY s,L, at ? O'CLOCK r NJ on
~ the rremfs viii sell % tn hisres' bidder
thoe elsib located dwellings >o~ IS and II. re-
umb-r- leo loz od nEmhers East New 70
street These house have south onis and The lots q
which they stand have side and Alleys graded sut
Fraveicd.
One Of the dwellings l. tro-siory bros Of eight
rooms Two hall. porrhes aud Kitchen. The otner
Is tws-sto-y q rOou-, two halls Poreh
AM kitrhen.
Both houses have wells. ci terms. stables. earra-e
houses. surke b. pvea walks throush the iots and
other snd have recently been rePsn'ed
and partly re-rapertd.
'n the L., wita the brick house Is larss oEanty Of
grape trained arborS, which are now BEARING
plentif lly.
The property will ~ shown A. any time between this
and the sy Of sale occupants the premises or
10y TIE undersigned
TERMS or SALE:
One third cash IN ha 4: one third In yesr, and
one-ihirj two years tn Interest DEF rref paw
m-nts. discount viii be allowed any amount paid
In r-sh over the one third rsquied n hand.
The title 10 the prope ~ j. al hol blenih, and the
sale viii nc Hssd% ~ithorT any whatever Full
particulars and descriptions o. the pr perty he OBJ
tanned az our Office. DElZELL & J0SfS.
may2-ect Peal Esta Anc;oneers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
PROFESSIONAL.

DIR RUSH.
nYFfcE OVER STAR 6RocsEY, no. 6s sol n
~ Illinois sfrrss kssidsnes Ne. Isl uossA IA -
street, bdisnspsks, fbf- Dar3o an
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

-ess Votes are s.aeS uneer % August Ish 1854.
and are payable three years from that time, IN currency
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U. S. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GssEp Bsss RING BON Us.

Note of all tenoninsiions named vill be promptly
furnished upon receipt OF Subscriptions and the notes
forwarded al once The interest to the 18th Of June
nsxt will be paid in advance Thisis