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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08

B. F. STEPHENSON, in announcing his con-
nection with Mr.. Tinsey, would ask the fayofa'
BE consideration of those who want anything
done in the way Of building or repairs, particu.
lsrly those who knew him when he was scung as
forem An for Mr.. John A. Glazebro' K, with the
assurance that oil orders will be promptly and
f.ithfully attended 10. jy7-lw'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
a. TINsLEY, BUILDER,

" would inform bis friends and the public
that he has removed to the corner Of Sd and
Grace streets Also, that B. F. SHEPPERSOS
Is ASSOCIATED with him since the 22d day of April
last. In returning thanks for 70 mer favors, he
would respectfully ask their cont .nuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
c. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Nov. q. Il

NEW BEDFoBD, Mess, NOV, 4 Ico5.
DEAR SIR IL have been afflicted many years
with severe prostrating cramps In my limbs, cold
feet and hands, and q general diserdersd system.
Physicians and medicine failed to relieve me. -
Some friends in New York, who were using Plan.
tation Bitters, prevailed upon ME to try them.
commenced with small wine elassiul after din;
net. Feeling better by degrees in few days
was ostonished TO find the GOODNESS and. cramps
had entirely left me, and could sleep the night
through, which had not done fer years. feel
ike another being. Ny strength sCd appetite
have also greatly improved by the use Of tbs
Plantation Bitters.
ResDectfully, JUDITH Russell,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-08
,iytb-EnyARp SPINGLER.

Finding-of the specifications guilty except
combning, confedsrstiDg and COnspirlng with
edward Spangler; of this Mt guilty. OF the
charge, guilty except combining coLiederating
and consL iring with EdN ard spangleri Of that
not guilty.
prisonment a. hard labor Tor LIFE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

PHrrADIIPsIA. March l0--A special dispatch
to the Evening Telegraph from Washington, hai
the following.
On Mondss last thirteen transports, accom-
panied by he gun boats Commodore and Read
PROCEEDED Up the Rappehsnnoc on raid. th,
principal object being the capture Of large
quantity OF tobacco known to have been sent
from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg TO be snug
gled into our lines.
On ia wav the expedition proceeded cautiously
and the gunbosts secured the river thorouchly
tor toTpedos. sea err
schooner bound up the river with cargo OF
whisky and salt was frs, captured by the Read
the crew and cargo removed and the schooner
blown up
On arriving at Fredericksburg il was found to
be garrisoned By squad OF rebels who, bowey
made resistance.
body of troops and sailors landed who sue
ceeded in capturing the tobacco. amounting to
95 tons, aud it is estimated TO be worth $3.50, :
900.
The country around Fredericksburg was pref
" effectually secured, and during the raid over
400 prisoners taken.
An extensive conirsband trade has been or
gained by the rebels on the Rappahsnnock. and
this expedition was designed to break il up
As the vessels passed down the river on their
return a number of deserters came Of from the
shore. eight of whom we're from the Oath yir
GINA cavalry
Capt Brickerhoff, 10th n. Y. cavalry, and
Gen Gregg we're found dead in their beds at the
Continental Hotel this morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
NKw YORK March 10

NV 1 OK march ~.
Bv the arrival of the Dudley Beech. which left
Ne~bern on Monday evening the 9th. We learn
that up 70 the 4sh inst, warm showers bad beer
falling for week, making the roacs bad. Ii
cleared of Saturday night
The euemy has felled a great number of trees
across the road. and paths leading from New
bern TO Kingston, which were being removed by
the force advancing from Sevbern; which force
wss within short distance OF Kingston.
Refugees who arrived in Nesbern state that
Fayetteville il in our possession last week and
that Sherman was within sixteen miles of
Raleigh.
Rebel soldiers were deserving 10 companies.
and in some cases by regiments, and some were
returning home.
The people paw little attention TO he procla
nation of Gov Vance. calling them TO arms. and
in most places in North Carolina they go forth
10 meet Sherman with words OF welcome, but
are particular to put their stock AID supplies out
OF mis- reach
Quite a panic prevails among The negroes in
North Carolina since the announcement that
thew are to be conscIipted 70 fgh, in the rebel
army.
The rebels are nov gathering them up, and
il l. said that a strong combination exists anOng
the servatire slave holders resist the me- >
ure. some Of whom are arming heir slaves Ia
order that they my be aole - deiy the rebel
authorities: and thus retain the servants who eK
hibit readiness to fght for their masters and
homes rather than Eight for the confederate gov
sTuLeGt.
A rrea, number OF negroes are docking to
1 Sherman's army
The Commercials HAtcher's Run eofesPon-
deut OF the Oh, SAWS tie r0a1s having becoms
pass sble an advance 10 the south side OF the
railroad i hourly looked for, though no order
/ has Yet been issued
/ The weakness IN the gold market shows II
! self by a continued decline IN prices this morn
] -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
! F. wildman. major.
TOT Inc Sthtc Semi
INDIANAPOLIS. March 10. LII

For The State Sentinel
ISDIASAroLIs March 10. 1865
M. EDIroR: In justice to myself. l ask YOU
to lLsert IN your paper nv answer 30 a cruel and
uncslled Tor statement. made this morning in the
columns of the Journal. wherein il IL asserted
that on the night previous TO nv discharge by
Mr. Riley, was IN state OF besstly intoIca-
tion.' shlch pronounce TO be totally untrue.
That wac IN degree carried BEYOND the bounds
OF sober reason ! 10 not deny. bul | can bring
hundreds 10 testify that there MAS nothing in nv
conduct TO justify the expression OF which he has
msde use; and infeei ~ ~ IRON forgetting nv
cell 10 the ertsaf he narnes. there were MANY TO
whom deviation from S couect Department
was apparent.
That he should set up bis judgment against the
wishes of the gentlemen Of worth aud intelli.
gence whose names were attached 10 the kind re
quest published in his paper <sud thousand
others that might be nsmen) Is simply m insult
to the motives that prompted those friends 70
take the steps they did in my behalf
HIS assertion that he hss no feeline ~ the
matter" !. too apparent to describe though vhv
that feeling should exist to~srd me -m u s
loss to imsgine. a. have certsnlv never ii jurei
him. and for my fault have mvse! been the great
est sufferer Aud surely IL e. ms 20 uHne, e~sa-
~ not 10 SLY unmsnly fer him 18th so powerful a
weapon as the press 1T MS back 10 attack Ter
devoid of such means of defense II
ms oispo>sl. or DIES he "a UPON me principe that
fault once committed : never 10 he FORGIVEN or
forgotten bur i forerer q bfssf the Of nier
IL that il has feeling | sm proud 10 know thst II
Il not shsresi by the kind public. At saose bend
hare received 50 mtny acts OF courtesy and
upon whom | thAw mssell. leaving tfem 70
judge. feeling that theirs j. he proper voice by
Ehich should De guised
During the past se,son | have xarkei faith
fully and zen ever A. my psi. Going NV dgtS,
withOuf deviation. through rick ness aud trouble
Until .this one unfortunate occurrence. md surely
nv prst conduct might ~srrsnt. with tie severe
lesson ! hsve received. that IN the future m,
duty 70 the public will be performed faithfully
and ~iihoHf cause OF reproAch
To nv kind friends | desire 10 express my
thanks for their encouragement. snd TO assure
them II shall not be unremembered Let u.
recollect that
It err = human:
To fos give divine"
i have togking more To sa, In the fntpr,
my deeds sh III spesk Tor me
Your regpsc;fally.
L p RAND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

ArroISrrKSrs.-The following appointments
we're made in the new Indiana regiments yestar
day
l44th-Henry b Spencer, adiutsnt; Edward
HARRISON. qnartermsster
l47th-Csptain Thomas NJ Kirkpatrick. to be
lieutenant colonel; William F King, surgeon;
;. O. Wellington. lst assistant surgeon; Albert
) Reed, ID assistant surgeon.
l5Oth-Msrsh B Taylor. formerly of the 10th,
10 be colonel Thomas Q. Daily. lieutenant col
onel James NJ. Watts. major; George C. Beck,
surgeon; James P Wallace. lst assistant sur
geon Thomas II Harrison. 81 assistant sur
geOn; John W. Hunt. lst lieutenant aud quar-
termaster
l52d-Wheldon " Grs~old. TO be colonel:
Joseph ". Whitaker lieutenant colonel; julius
Waldschmdt. msjor; William II Thaekee. sur
geon: William NJ. Mercer. Is. assistant sur
geon
l53d-John F. wdman. major.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
The coo,, ,b,ouss oblef Ju.,Ies Chase. de

The court. through Chief Justice Chase. De
cided thar there could be no seizure ss prize OF
private property by the navy department 10 IN
land waters of the United States or on land since
the acts Of congress of le6l-e2-63-64, ard
therefore this property was not lseful prze OF
war, but the property should have been turned
over TO the treasury officers captured or scsr
doned property. under the act of March 18th
1863
This act prescribes means BY which loyal citi-
zeus NAV recover compensation
The lisel was ordered to be dismissed the
court
Possession of the Red river country being
temporary aud not long enough 20 secure the
rights Of property 10 citizens 10 thar part Of
Louisiana, the election then held in the Red river
country was not legal and conferred no rights.
WASHINGTON. March 10
The Senate has confirmed the nominations OF
Arnold krekil, Judge of the United States Dis.
trict Court. for the western district of Missouri.
and Samuel Howard, az postmaster at Chicago
LOUISVILLE. March 10.
A freight train ran of the bridge over the Long
Lick on the Nashville railroad this morning
causing injuries which detained the upward train
from Nashville 3 hours this evening The
bridge will be speedily repaired. rec
WASHINGTON March 10.
On Thursday night party OF rebel cavalry.
under the nephew of Ex-Governor Letcher. at
tempted to cross the Upper Potomac at Muddy
Branch, when they were met by the pickets Of
the LIST y. Y. cavalry who drove them back, kill
ing young Letcher and 10 guerrillss.
The rebels under Kincheloe are in force near
Leesburg ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

az From the best information We cpu get
there is yet deficit of betwsen two hundred and
hliy and three hundred in this city. In three
more working days q e first ward will be called
on to report. At this time il seems tn US il is
impossible to entirely clear the city and relieve
the drafted men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
PROFESSIONAL.
II z NJ o " A L.
Doctor. WIN. THOM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street.
VNyHRRK HR WILL CONTINUE

: !. !: :
"yHHRK BE WILL CONTINUE
w fnd Private -
Diseases, In all their species, stages.
ramfcations aud phases.
DR. VIM. Thomson will give 10 -
each patient q written instrument,
binding himself to effect . radical
and permanent cure, or make no
charge
Dr. VIM. Thomson has made the
treatment Of Private Diseases e
speciality the year is5three yesrs IN the city Of
Buffalo, N. Y. els hf years in Chicago H.
In Peoria, Ill During eight years practice In Ckicage
Ill, he cured thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM Thomson. in bis practice fer scrofuia, Rhes
matte and general diseases Of the BLOOD Fumiga
ting vapor Rah Of the most ingenious kind In conjunc
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the consequences ofself- abuse
This solitary vice, teprsved sexual indulgence, is
prsctced by the youth Of both an almost
limited extent, producing with unerring certainty the
following train Of morbid symptoms unless conbstec by
scientific medical measures, viz ssow countensnce,
dark spots under the eyes, pain In the head ringing In
ting Of chsriot about the osns
the limbs, confused vision. bunted intellect loss Of
tdence, cfdenoe In approaching s;rsngers dislike
form new scquainsnces disposition 90 shun society.
loss Of memory hectic Pushes pimpes various erup-
tons about the face. furred tongue night sweas fetid
breath. coughs consumption. Donomsnis, and frequent
ly inssnity.
The sfaicted on the frs, sppesrsnc. Of any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply TO Dr. wn
Thomson for relief
D6F orce xsd Consultation Rooms Sc. ~ South Del
ware street, indianapolis. Ind
p. o. Box 1850. jan24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

NEW YoRK, March 10
Cotton dull, heavy and lower 49, for mid
ding
Flour state and western, l0c lower oepeom-
mon brands: better brands are dull and declin-
ing; SO 2S@l0 80 for extra state; $40 e5@
10 80 for extra round hoop Ohio, and $ll 5O@
| 65 for trade brands; market closing firm for
common and dull and heavy for good grades.
Whisky heavy aud lower; western 81 "a
closing dali
Wheat heavy; 3@5c lower; Milwaukee club
81 %; Chicago spring 81 -; amber Michigan
81 3O@2 "a
Rye quiet.
Barley quiet.
Corn without decided change; 81 80 for old
mixed western in store; 81 10 for new southern
yellow
Oats dull; 81 ll@l ~ for western.
Petroleum dull; Al @421s for crude; 67@6S
for refined bond; e5@eI1s, do free.
Rice dull at l2s25I3
Coffee quiet ana firm.
Sugar quiet; Cuba Museavado 1874 l612.
Mossses dull
Wool dull
Pork heavy and drooping; S34@35 IS fornew
mess, closing a. "a 50 cash; $40 50@33 Is
for So "a: do cash aud regular way closing at
$50 90 for cash; S2S 1929 90 for prime and
S34 UO(054 d. Tor prime mess; also Z,oOu ools
new mess for March. April aud May, sellers and
buyers option, S34 1896 90
Beef steady at previous prices; ls@2i for plain
mess; 20923 for extra mess.
Dressed hogs dull and heavy at l53<@l6A
for western.
Western bacon shade easier; for Cumberland
cut l9I@2O; long ribbed 2D@2Oa; short
ribbed 2O1a.
Cut meats steady at l67z@l715 for shoulders
and 49, 0l934 for hams,
Lard shade easier at los4 d22
Butter dull and heavy at 1927 for Ohio and
26(63S for state.
Cheese 1923 for common to prime
Eggs steady at 1896 for fresh western
Money active at Coz per cent.
Sterling heavy at los
Gold heavy and lower; opening l9l, de-
Ginning to 1909 and closing st 1879
SFw YORK MONEY xARgET.
NKw YoRx, March 10
LarEs.-GallAs hers Exchange = Gold closed
steady at 1889
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. KDToR-PLEASE ASSuUNCK TIKI NAME
Of Mayor JOHN CAvEN as canaia.ts for r.-el.,,,oD
10 the oaice Of HsyOr, and obnse.
EVERYBODY.
NR- EpITOR-YOU NAY ANNOUNCE THAT col
A D. RtSE Is d'date for sbe oace Of City Treas
urT. cub Ct 70 the decision o. The Unconditional Union
voters Al tn nominating election Col Rose has
Is eoGnry faithfully FOR three years 81 the 'front.' and
nos ~.,l.us 10 serve them al hone.
MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

For general Information we have compiled the
following directory to- the various military head
quarters, camps and Offices at this post:
NsIos General Alvin p Bovey. eonmspdIns district Of
rortb side hsrks betsesn Penn
+ @ PifeSe- A p NJ Genera for Indiana
heaaquarsrs south sss Washington street fourth door
P.,vsd,.T cs,ersl Henry B. Csrrington, connssding
draft end.svous--headquarter soaihvest corner
ws.hinxton ana Ee~ Jersey streets.
quarters southwest corner Of Maryland and Delaware
coloueI A. J. Warner. cOlo-el 18th rcgnesty r C..
and commanding post headquarters south s'de wash
lngton, 81 door west Of West street.
Colonel A. A. stevens, Colonel 6ih regfneutV G.,
commanding Camp Morton and BarHssde bArrAeks-
headquarters At Burnside Barracks-
Colonel W. W. Fybarser, commanding Camp CARING
ton-headquArters al Camp Carringion
Colonel Allen Rutherford, commanding ed regiment
vR Chesdquariers s0rthe corner Ohio and Aerid-
Ian streets.
Msior l. p. Hayrnsn. chief mastering Officer 3D.
quariers in Washington Hail. near theatre building.
& Bobbs Medical Director-ofice corner Delaware
Captain james Wilson, A. O. NJ, disbursing ofleer-
Office on vest SIZE % MERIDIAN between Lopbaana ana
Georgia streets.
Captain 1 rIanbslI a @ n. clothing Su...srrnss-
ters stores and uAnsportsion-~es' side Meridian be-
tween Louisiana and Georgia streets.
Captain C. Hay. A q n, division for supply OF public
anmas-ofiee side Meridian, between Georgia and
Louisisna streets.
Captain Joseph Pope, eommissAry Of snbslstenceOf-
ice side Meridian, between Louisiana and Georgia
streets; warehouse directly opposite.
DRAFr MEETIxo The drafted men held 9
meeting ut the Tabernacle last evening, George
Lowe in the chair, q. W Geger, secretary.
The amateur association have kindly volun-
teered to give benefit on Monday evening,
when will be presented The Conscript's Return"
and Spectre Bridegroom -"
Mr.. Kappas offered the following resolution
which vas unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That in consideration OF the noble.
disn,erested and untiring loyalty of His Honor
Mayor Caven. in behalf of the drafted men. and
also a tribute due TO his high moral worth and
gentlemanly character, we pledge ourselves earn.
estly TO bis support in the coming election
A number of committees were named for diff
ferent objects.
A good feeling prevailed at the meeting, and
a determination is expressed in filing the entire
quota at an early day.
The meeting adjourned to meet again at the
court house this evening. Come out every draft
&c man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

TINE TO RkPoRr As il is of interest to the
drafted men and their friends to know when
they will hsve to report at the Office of the pro
vost marshal. we republish the time tor the
city:
First and 81 wards. Wednesday March Is.
Third aud h wards, Thursday, Mrch 10.
Fifth and 9th wards. Friday. March IL
Seventh w-rd. Saturday. March lS
Eighth and 9Th wards. Monday. March 20
ll-dTr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
COMM ERCiAL.
81 TxIzSkAsE.
cincinnati Market.

tknck0n0Ll EA0Ek0k.
CINCINNATI. March 10
The decline in gold has unsettled the marke
even more than il has been, and business was In
fact suspended as regards most articles
Flour very dull and prices nominsl; extra Of
fered at SIS 50@S IS.
Red wheat 81 e5; dull.
Corn lower; ear 93c; shelled 98c
Oats lower at 1919 in elevators
Rye and barley unchanged.
Whisky dull: sales we're made at 81 Is. but al
the close there were no buyers at this rate
Provisions dull; sales OF city mess pork at
S35: bulk meats sold 10 limited extent at ISL
@l74 which is decline
Groceries unchanged; coffee 1904; sugar 81
d24; molasses 81 25@l IS.
Clover seed Sl3 IS; fax and timothy seed un
changed.
Geld 1883; silver l70@l73.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

1E- The Brilliant saloon. Captain O'Leary
proprietor. No 1903 South Illinois, has recently
been relurnished in elegant style The restau
raut is under the charge of Captain Elliott. a
most accomplished caterer. who keeps the laIder
we'll replenished with ali the decacies OF the
season At no establishment in the citv a
more tempting me,ib be procured We commend
the Brilliant to the hungry aud thirsty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

METROPOLITAN THEATRE The house was
crowded last night Oh the occasion OF Miss
Thompson's benefit. The Cricket was per
formed in a very superior manner. and reflects
great credit on all concered. l. will be repeated
tonight for the last time, go secure your seats
early ia our advice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

tE A very select lot of secondhand clothing
can be bought a; The pawn brokers, le5 East
Washington st il applied for soon. consisting ol
coats. pants, vests. sh4wls, ladies cloaks, boots
and shoes. gold and silver watches revolvers
sewing machines and large quantity of other
goods to o numerous % mention All the above
named articles will be sold very lowto make
other sdvaBcements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

IL Heitkim. merchant tailor No. IL. North
Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates House,
das just received large stock "f new and ele-
CANT spring goods for gentemen's wear consist
ing of cloths. cassimeres, vestings. and every
thing required by gentlemen Heitkam being a
splendid cutter. and having the best OF workmen
IN his employ. it anv gentleman wanting
new spring suit Call and look al his stock ii
YOU want 20 get suit 7d6t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
Saies afu- : Bends.

PHILADKLPHIA VI Arch l0.eJay Cooke reports
sales Of SO To dsy At s452 100 The largest
western subscription was $500 600 from Cleve-
laud. and the largest eastern 81 600 OOO from
New York. There we're 1856 individual sub.
scsiptions from $50 20 500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

~ Rhcdius Of the Circle, the fashionable
place of resort for all thst love good liquors, s
in receipt of the best of ale. both on draught and
a bottles, superior article of old copper dis
alled whisky. apple brandy, and other fine Ii
.dors His restaurant is supplied with all XII DIS
of game ia season. and his cook prepares it in
the highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

UNION TABERNAcLE The above building
will comfortably seat three Thousand people, Is
we'll lighted and heated The same is for rent
for concerts Apply to W H Looms. Office
corner Washington and Meridian streets, ludi-
an polls Ind l3lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD This sum
will be paid to any party who will inform the ad-
vertiser Of good house TO rent, from FIVE TO
seven rooms, centrally located. not over four
squares from the corner of Maryland and Meri-
dian streets /; the house to be acceptable to The
advertiser Address B B., Lock box 246,
post offfce If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11
MONEY TO LEND.
MAY * SMITH,

{ uthorfred by Goveruneht 20 loan $4,000 In suns
~ from 81 TO thousands Watches Diam lnds
Je~e-y Clothing Furniture. Musical lnstrumsuts ard
other pe-seual properly, ~ No ek. North uiino !
street S'rood Block, tie rrt building north Of the
Bates HOUSE. up starr Private rosus second door
Ofice open ~ ell hours
~ UnreeeeDec pledges Of ell kinss for sale Q,
trade ise3o-t.e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

Tx LAST DAY.-NeIt Saturday ia the last day
city aud county taxes can be paid before the pen-
atty OF ten per cent is added. Look out, tax
payers. and when you go take plenty of green
backs with you
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

II Skif Gsylord's Ministries bad another
fun house. sho appeared to appreciate the music
and the comicslities Of the company. This
afternoon they hold matinee for the accomo-
dalton OF those who cannot attend at night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

n The governor lef, for Washington city
last night. he will be absent two weeks. more
or less Important business undoubtedly calls
him hither. We shall advise the public when
be returns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

RESIGNATION Indiana cayslry. Capt
John @. Rhodes. company II: resignation ae
cspted BY Major General Thomas, March 7th
1865 Cause-For the good of the service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

~ Yesterday Washington aud Noble town.
chips. In Shelby county. reported Al the ofhce Of
the provost marshal.
To day Pike township, Marion county, re-
ports
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-11

e. Trains on the Cincinnati railroad Ar,
again running on time The water has 80 tar re
ceded that the trains MAKE heir regular cosnec
tons.