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The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-08
TIE INDIAN
TLA-QTILLAUGII'S BAT.SANI

Acts directly on the Blood. In the very process NJ
lis ftrnAton, and will restore the circulation to \
healthy state, by erAdlcAtinRi tie elements Of Dis.
rass =; The 'ouIta.n l-sd. Such I. the EoduS ope.
rand 81 This preparation, and experience, hy The
mouths a many witnesses adds its guarantee TO
reason a nd comr,on >er.se.
Fr, Prepared by DR.. RtLZEM0ND PARKER,
PharJns ceuiica Chemist, corner al Howard and
First Streets, San fLaucisco California, and none
genuine without his signature.
-. F., sale by all DruEr's,'
b. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
Corner sansome and ? ne s =, San N5snc SEQ.
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AT FIFTY PER CENT. LESS

Than former prices, and in the style that has
always been the commanding feature Of printing
emanating from the Office OF the
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-08
SUMMON 8.

Geo. z. wIN.Am.. A.t,y Cor rrr.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-04-08

TIIHTTIIHVtIIIIsI I'THNkTNH,
Agent for Ell Dorado County-ROBtRT
WHITE, Chemist, at Medical Hail. Main Street,
PlacerviIle.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

hope Of esisblishiug 40 Independent government
Of tie south
Secretary Stewards condition still eIcites some
apprehension. bat il "a believed be will YET re.
cover
Tue New York Express has informa,on from
one OF its editors, from Richmond, that JEFF
Davis on the Ssh penned procla At Dan
vile. saying that Virgins he'd been reoccnped by
By the federal forces. and that The var would
be continued
Sherman vas in Raleigh. ard Johnston, il was
believed, was re.testing. il uss thought for Au-
gusts where the rebels we're trying 70 make a
nucleus Of another southern army
The Express Gays il knows for certainty
that Stonem.n, with 6 900 or 5000 cavalry had
reached the sdkin river valley, Ysdkin county
NJ he Was moving 10 the railroad between
Greensboro and Dsnville. and Johnston i
north OF this bis retreat by this time is entirely
cut OF
The Tribuues Washington special says Sena-
tor Harlan has urged the president TO appoint
General Butler military governor of Richmond
ard Virginia
At the Hampton Roads conference Hunter.
Stephens and Campbell snIiously urged that in
The event Of the submission OF the rebel auIhori
ties BGtler be sent 20 Richmond With plensry
power.
The Times Washington special says the table
upon which Gen. Lee signed the articles of ca
Di'ulation, was purchased by general order for
$50 The chairs which the two generals occu-
pied sere also purchased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
anUsEn NEWT.

MErroroLITAs THEATRE "A very large audi
deuce greeted Miss Tborne on the occasion Of her
benefit last night The play ~ss " Po-ca-hon-
tss. and IL had the merit of provoking nirth. II
barren in other respects The singing Of Mss
Emily and Mrs. Hodges vas admirable. snd never
fsiled 20 bfiOg down the house. Mrs. Il al
WAYS has her part veil. and sa decided favori,e
With the freqgenters Of the Metropolitan.
To night u the last appearance OF Miss Thorne
" Po ca hon tas." and the drama The Lido;
Wines" are the attractions.
AT TIE TAsrRyacLE-This afternoon a mat
iuec nil be given the Tabernacle. and 20 night
the farewell benefit of Mr.. Clark Gibbs The
prize 81 admission 20 the matiuee will be p and
Is cent.
Tux MusEux The Museum. OF Washington
stree IS TIE daily resort Of visitors. Everything
int ~ODderful or curious Is 20 be seen at the
Museum. Crest additions have been recently
made 10 the already large si0ok Of curiosiiies,
wheh will well repay a vs,; TO behold them
MILroSIAS TABLKsux This work Of art.
which has been on exhibition for the last four
ni1 hi-. at Masonic II all attracts crowds Of visi;
or This ia the best evidence OF the merit Of
the wrrk. This afternoon a matinee will be
gwen, commencing At 3 O'Clock.
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RRAvADO OF JEFF DAVIS.
FROM CAIRO and BELOW.
TER FIR @. VI UROPE
&c. &c, &c. &c. &c.


NEW YORK Anr'l IL The Posts Washing
ton special dated l4ih. saw
General Weitzel nas beel superseded in COM
mand 1T Richmond
Rumor- were sfoa; this corning that he bad
been removed because the government dssp
proved his action in granting sale conduct 10 the
Teoei egjslituie, but these rumors are nov con
lrslilrd
General Ord. having N de Richmond the head
qusrIers oi the srmy Ut the James, takes com
msnd Ouiranking We;'z el
Advices lust received from Gcldsboro report
that Sher msn : army moved or the 10Th inst
General Lee arrived In Richmond on Wednes-
day. aud proceeded AZ once 10 bis home.
The World has a graphic account Of The pur
suit aud surrender OF Lee Ii appears the = !
and 5th corps came first upon Lee rear from
the east. just west of Amelia II. TIE army
of the James az the same time pressed forward
from southeast. The sixth corps came IN be
tween and struck Ewell's corps. and. With Sher-
idan's cavslry. captured that commander with
most of his command a moment before Esell
.ent a note TO Lee. urging him 10 surrender, our
lin. forming three fourths OF circle, north, east
and south around the rebel force pressed on M
I'll Saturday evening. when Custer and Merits
cavalry reached AppomaitoI Z. Il On the
maps, Clover Hill. the county seat OF Appomas
tox county. west OF the rebel army and conplet
TO- he circle
During Saturday nigh, Lee thought he could
cut his gay through ard Teseh ID Invite directly
south. having encountered cavalry only, AZ the
mint he had selected for bis enterprise.
On sunday morning ne made an attempt, but
m the meantime the 6ith corps came up, aud the
r.hels received shock which told them ihss AZ
last sill vas over.
The negotiations for tie surrender 'bea toll
lowed
The Commercials Washington special of toe
l4;h SAYS:
II j. believed here in certain qu4rters that the
movement for the return Of Virgins 10 the III
ION covers an efiors OF inc state rights politicians
% OBTAIN possession Of the state govern Eien,
TIE order fer the reduction OF the army has
spread CONSERVATION among political generals.
who. il IS understood axe 70 DC ,ae FIRST thrown
overheard.
Geo Gran, ms uded himself since his ar
rival in the ciiv de has bad several interviews
With me president and head OF the war depart
mcnt.
Most comprehensive measures TO- the pac Gea-
ton OF the south -re keo~n 20 be 10 coutempla-
ton.
TIE Commercials special ssys: II isrecorted
that Johnston has refreshed south. snd ], Is sup
posed that the rebels intend 10 make stand in
Georgia and the trans Mississippi. more With
view 70 securing better terms than from any
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

NEw ORLEANS. VIA CABo. April IL The
Tines Spanish Fer. special dated she 5Eh inst. =.
save:
A Grious fire opened or The rebel forts las.
night from our entire line.
During the bomblrdment small magazine eI.
ploded in Spanish fort. rhe amount of damage
is unknown.
Quiet prevailed on the 5h.
Deserters report eighteen or twenty thousand
troops in and about Mobile, nearly all state re
serves. and two thousand in Spanish fort.
Our loss outside Spanish fort, on the Alb.
amounted to FIVE hundred killed and wounded.
The rebel loss exceeds ours
Adjutant General Thoms, arrived this morn
ing, 7ih. from Mobile
Mobile papers of the Alb announce the capture
of Selma, with 80 pieces of artillery and large
amount OF government property.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
Foreign news.

HALryAx. April 1.-THE European dates are
two days later
The correspondent Of The London Times from
Richmond. of date of An OF March, says:
| am daily more convinced that il Richmond
falls aud Lee and johnson are driven from the
fell l. is but the frst stage OF this revolution
which will then he completed There will eusue
n time ~hen every important town OF the south
will require 70 bc held nv a Yankee garrison !;
when eIultation in New York will be exchanged
for soberness aud right reason. and when it will
be real zed that the closing scenes Of this mighty
revolution will not DE played out save ia the
times OF our childrens children.
The West India mail steamer bad arrived,
With two and quarter millions of dollars 10
specie She also brought several captains of
blocknd ruHers.
The French govern ment probably sent one
or more steamers TO accompany the two that
are sent by the English government with the
Great Eastern across the Atlantic. Ct the time
of la wing the Atlantic cable and it is hoped the
U 5. government will do the same
Weekly returns from Paris. France show an
increase in cssh on hand OF over ten and halt
mllious
la the French chambers oa the 3oth the
amendmen, in favor Of the liberty Of The press
was debated bus il waa rejected by large ma
iority
IL - stated tbat NhpOleOn viii lefNe Tarls
early in May. and will not return until November.
Ms physicians having recommended seveu
months absence in the country.
IrAIY-Iu the sllocutions delivered at the
last consistory, the Pope expressed surprise and
sorrow at the events of great sadness which have
recently tsker place in Mexico His Holiness
hoped Maximilan would abandon the course
upon which be had entered and satisfy the Just
desires OF the holy see
The Pope further thanked the bishops Of the
catholic world. especially those Of Italy. for de
Tending the religion and liberties OF the church.
despite the DEGREES o. the secular authorities
LIVERPOOL. Saturday evening. April The
Times OF TO day has editorial on the amended
tariff OF the United States. and saws il is impossi-
BILE to find an excuse for il Tried by the light
of reason or by the results OF experience il Is
alike condemned 1t ironically credits the fran
ers OF the scheme with peculiar wisdom in selec.
ing the lst of April for IFS Inauguration.
The Army and Navy Gazette says the work of
the United States navy has now been accom-
piished and il must be confessed that in the
hands of Fsrrs gut and Porter. the high repu,s-
ton of the officers and sesmen Of thss power has
been greatly increased
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

DECISIONS oP rHk >UPRENE CoUar The FOL
lowing are the cecisions given IN the Su rene
Court ON yesterday. it being the llsIh day of the
November term:
D,llmsn vs.. Coz: Cas-. @ Z. Reversed
opinion by Judge Gregory.
Harrison ,s Friedle,; Jackson c. c. Revers
ed opinion by Judge Gregory
Robinson Va. Sk'pworrh; V,ndeTburgh G T.
Reversed as to costs, affirmed otherwise; opinion
b, Judge Gregory
Joliet ard Wabash R,il~sv cpmp'nv W TOl
bert; Warren G Aft med with 5 per cent.
d-msse~: opinion by Judse Fnzr.
Nobleu W Dlinger 0s,n,eC + Reversed
opinion BY Judge Frszr
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From san Francisco.

SAN FRAscI>co, April ~ Recent explora-
tons have demonstrated that the Colorado river
Is rsvg.be Tor small steamers and sailing YES
sel- GOO miles above its mouth to point within
400 miles Of Salt Lake.
IL is quite certain that this river is the highway
of great trade between Utah, ar IONA snd Cal
ilOrnis
The recent heavy falls OF rain have greatly
benefited she crops throughout the state OF Cali
ioiuia.
The city OF San Francisco finally after long
lifg,Iion, has issued her bonds to the amount OF
$40 900 in aid of the Central Pacific Rail
Road.
Eighteen hundred lab0rers are now at work on
the Petite Railroad
The exp 'rts of treasure have fallen of about SIX
million dollar. from last year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
CITY LOAN.
ONE YEARL0kN
5000 90.
INDIANAPOLIS SIX PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.
TRRAsURKR's oFPlcR,t
isDGASAroIIs, April 7th, 1sSs.

SEALED proposals will be received the Tressurers
- Office a the City Of Ind annapolis until the 2sh cay
Of pril 1866. for subscriptions Of Of $50 and up
wards 20 loan Of 0.0Oo authorized By resolution
Of the City Council February 22d ISIS for ths purpose
"a funding the debt ~ said -.
The Bonds will bear interest az the Of tx cent
per snnum, payable smi- snnusly the ofce Of the
Treasurer the lst days Of November and Nay
he principal va b due and able the lat day Of
May. les6.
Hon. James Morrison, recognized q ore Of the sbss;
lawyers In .he West, has given . opinion (aied
With the City Ce H. that ;his issue % Bonds strictly
legal.
Open subscriptions for the SANE any part til. reo
les IN par. will also tie Nsyors
Ofioe until the same date.
The right TO r,iect al proposals IL reserved except
that bid favorable 20 the city shall
and others less f4vorsbie received.
Toe proposals. should state the amount bid for a sss
the price ard dsDorlinst % Roncs desired a. AGO.
toOs, eSoos ooo-. and should erected the
City Treasurer a3s IN Orsea "Propcssl- for Losnv
10 the r'solrton suihorI he Loan the faith Of The
City pecset 20 levy the necessary fer the pay
s'the SANE eoIlectsble only in e>sh due
pons q said Bonds.
Twenty-Five per Of the anosn; Of the bcs NAY be
pac IN City Orders OF sny date or issue
~ order ofihe Loan Con itfee.
JOS. r. EyGLIsH.
p. H. JAMESoS,
A. II. BRowN,
H. c0BURy,
J. GAVIN,
sprio-dtiIl3sth Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
From CINCINNATI.

CINcIsSArI, April Ia Bus is entire '
Suspended 'o-dsy The city is universally dec
GRATED with Gags, and great enthusiasm prevails
everywhere
An immense procession. composed of the en-
tire police force, Gems. Hooker and Welich with
their stats. four regiments of TIE national
gusrds. discharged veterans. ward organiz atoms
Feuian Brotherhood, fire department, and large
humber OF colored citizsns turned out
All the bells in the city rsug and salutes were
fired at siI o'clock in the morning, at noon and
slx in the evening
T. night the city Is brilliantly Illuminated and
there il general di,olsy OF hrevorks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15
from baltimore /.

BALrIuosE. April I4-Ihe R chmond Wing
of yesterday contains little OF Importance IL
announces The arrival Of Gen Lee the night pre-
viOus
The Wing publishes the oath OF allegiance
which il says citizens will be required to swear
aud subscribe TO
Tie proTO,, mArshsl, Office IL crowded with
people anxious to take the Oath O. allegiance.
and The only question among the citizens seems
20 be who shall be the frs, - renew their ciii.
zsnShip
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

TINS GERsSIuM -Bv the politeness OF one Of
the prpp'etor.. Mr. H,z kish, We were yester-
& -hown through the Geranium saloon Ken
turkv avenue This j. a institution. aud in
out m, ueatness and elegance. is not surpassed
by any similar institution 10 tie wet The din
iue rooms. re ep'iOn rooms. &c sre sTienddl'
fleet up in style that does great credit to the
pa. re'ors The choicest liquors stool the bar
amt me- Is AZ sil hours are furnished The Ger
auium IL decidedly the ne,test aud best instilu
tion OF its kind in the city.
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COMM z RciAL.



CINCINNATI. April IL
Provisions unchanged.
Flour IN moderate demand; Superfne a. Is:
extra 81 4067 IS. and family 81 sues IS.
Wheat unchanged; red 81 50; White 81 Goa
| 80.
Corn dull
Rye held at Csc.
Oats dull at Csc.
Whisky dull: small sales at 81 10.
Mess pork advanced to s27 50 and Is DOW held
a. &2s 90
Rulk mes,- hrmeg at l3c for shoulders add
l4c for sides loose, aud packed &C higher
No demand for bacon, prices nominal.
Barley continues in moderate demand af 81 10
for prime.
Nothing done in lard.
Clover seed SIS and demand moderate.
Timothy and Flax unchanged.
Groceries quiet
Butter unchanged, prime 10 choice 30@32e.
Cheese steady.
Eggs 20c.
Silver 81 So
Gold closed al 81 IS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

THE HILLYARDS AND THE BURrONs. BY Henry
Kingsley Boston; Tieknor Co. Indianapolis Bowen,
Stewart 4 Co. Price o., 10.
This Il an Engli.h story and written in Kings
lew best style It il neat IL no book on
good paper and clear type The srory is one OF
al eiucttei. girl, Who. the author thinks might
nave been. had she received LIBERAL education,
a nOhle ,dv He discusses the old question oil
love aud duty. but comes To 10 conclusion. lesv-
ing re-deTs free to form their own opinion. On
be whole It is quite a readable book.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

IkANsptU " NkNL EsIAIE NJ VIC VVuH
auditors ofhce yesITdsy the following tran--
fers Of real estate were made:
Louie Drsnberger to L d. aud Mary F WAT.
lo' No 3. in block No 2. IA Indianapolis. Price
$25U
Joseph d Vinnedge to David Gregory lot No
q, in Mcguire & Helms SUBDIVISION of the esst
put Of on, lot No. Isl. 10 lndi inapolis Price
sass
James n R'y to Allen Hi.ey. lots No and
4 in RAYS sub division of part of ou' lnt No las
in the city Of Indianapolis Price $675
Douglas Mcguire 10 wm Warehouse. lots
No 35 ard 80 in M-gure's subdivision of pat
OF ont LOT No. ISL in the city Il Indianapol :.
Price $526 e5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

TYPOGRAPHICAL UsIox There will be a
special meeting of indianapolis Typographical
Union, No. l. this evening, AT O'Clock 10 mike
arrange mems tor participating in the celebrat
on Thurrday next. Proprietors honorary mem
bers-io fact all printers friendly to the union.
ere cordially invited TO attend aud participate in
the proceedings. BY order Of
\ W NJ MEREDITH. President
II. DEMO Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

u 81 ny promotions aIe being made in In-
di.D regiments, and military men are on the
Increase in the city. II will not be long before
Oh busir ess will come 10 end. and the "bruis-
Cd arms hun vp ss monuments will be all that
10 exiernsl ro remind us OF the military. He no
invests now in . rsudy uniform. all tricked
In gold lace and brass buttons. makes rather a
poor investment The pride and pomp and
circumstance of glorious war " il about playing
out. and IL not careful. the end will fird some
individuals with g military wardrobe upon their
hands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

PEcsorIoS-.-An unusually large number OF
promotions 10 Indiana regiments we're made al
che sdjotsnt generals Office yesterday
= Henry WsrDtke, captain co A; A. Sher
nsn, 9 lieutensnt co 9: Louis HiGer lst lieu
tenant co A: John Gulach. 81 lieutenant CO y
Edward Hecker. lst lieutenant 60 Is
3sth-EIi ID Whitaker. surgeon
sh-Jscob Beshone, Aciutaut; John r Polk,
colonel
I6Sh-Jas Cox. m jpr.
22i-Thomas Shea, colonel: ". Suod-
grass. lieutenant colonel: Richard Il. L;tsOu
N .iFr
2ls,-B + Hay. colonel; William Ray, lieu.
tenant colonel. Isaac 5 Hendrick. urjor
25th-John ). VI Phsters. surgeon; James
Cvlderwood. assistant surgeon.
3fsth-Seson NJ BOydston, msjor
SO h-James FtI~illi- m. msjnr G. " Par-
SON. assistant surgeon: K 5 Hill. m, jor
a. h-Johu A Mclaughlin, colonel: Sextus
n Shear, heuiensnt colonel; David A. FIJI
gerald. assistant surgeon.
l9h-Eiwsrd F Buzeti. surgeon: George
W Petit; qusrtermsster; James Leper, heuien
ant colonel
5l-'-Allen K Harris. adjutsnt
52i-Solomon Sillsire, colonel; James l.
Garrison. surgeons c. Alder quartermaster.
3sih-A-her Pierce adjutant
5cth-Wm RYAN. qGartermaster; Edward
REYNOLDS. scJutsnt.
59.h-W B Brown. surgeon: Samuel u
Richards. assistant surgeon.
elst-Thos c Cole sdjuiaut.
5iIh-M ,riin 3 Miller. heuteu.n, colonel
Geo II Carter. msior: Henry Kirby, surgeon
Robert r. Davis. assistant surgeon
6osh-w n Voris, m,jor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

: II Quiet never reigned more supreme in War
say than IL did in Indianapolis on Yesterday
We searched industriously for Items" but
could neither see or hear Of anything startlin Z
or Of interest To relieve the monotonv, won't
some kindly disposed individual do some action
that will Cause him to get into print. aud read
an account of il IN his morning paper Il there
no one thirs.ing after notoriety? Whoever de
lighted in solitude could be accommodated yes
ttrdaH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

az The second trial OF Nary Ann Longer.
ecker Was concludes YESTERDAY. the Jury re-
turning verdict OF guilty and sentencing her TO
the peuitenti'rv for life This case ha. OF
cited considerable excitement in the community.
and has been on the Docket a long time
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

~ Ptwn-brokers goo' Q on sac. commencing
a = O'Clock q m SATURDAY. Aprll 18Th. and cou
lruug daily until all is sold Such a C. sloeue
never before presented To the Indianapolis
mmuii', 6ne doe>kin ana cashmere psnts,
BACK hock aud fine gu ,lity OF business costs /;
splendid assortment OF vests shaw s. comforts
silk dTe-aes merno dresses. calico dresses.
chi'dren's clothing, &c. A superb lot OF gold
snd silver watches. gold rings and pens reyolv
~rs. sewing machines. snd other useful srtc'es
f.o nun eTous ~ mention Call soon at the
Uoion Loan Office LIS Est Washington street
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sew vera MARKER


NEw YonK, April IL.
Cotton opened firm and closed dull and lover
at 4935c for middlng
Flour dull and IO@ i5c lover; at 81 1907 IS
for extra state. s. 309s 50 tor extra round hoop
Ohio. and 81 5599 90 for trade brands; markets
steady.
Whisky olossd dull and droop n: Western pale.
81 l0@2 IL.
Wheat rather more steady; Chicago Spring
81 so: amber Michigan 81 1901 80.
Rye dull at 81 O59i %.
Bailey and malt dull and nominal
Corn rather more steady, only limited supply:
new yellow ST. 30di 81.
Oats frmer; 9Jc for western
Wool dull
Coffee frmer.
Sugar active at lls1c for Cuba xuscovado,
and Porto Rico 1871 @i5c
Molssses dull.
Rice dull
Petroleum quiet: 35c for crude, $40 for refined
in bond, and 7l@72c free
Pork rather frmer q, s2s 25@2s % for nee
mess. $24 1925 - Tor '63-'64; SOS 00 for
regular way; S24 ,5@25 90 for prime, and
500 81 for prime mess.
Beef quiet. at Sl2 00@l6 50 for plain mess,
and $l6 OO@2O 90 for extra mess
Beef hams quiet at $24 90.
Cut meats frmer at lil4@i5c for shoulders
ana 1874 Dl'c Tor hams.
Bacon dull
Lard steady az l5szc.
Butter dull At l3g20c for Ohio. and 20@25
for Stste
Cheese quiet at l4d22c
Clover seed advanced 70 &l3 so, and good de
msnd; timothy 81 SO.
Flax 81 60, and dull
Money easy. large supply at SGT per cent
Sterling quiet at 1883 @l09 tor first class
bills
Gold dull and without decided change. opening
at 81 ASH, declining TO 81 IS, advancing 10
81 461s and closing at 81 4G.
Government stocks steady.
sEv roRx MONTY nARKar
NEv YoRH, April Ii.
Money moderately easy at sac per cent,
with the bulk OF the transactions at the INSIDE
rate
Sterling dull a, 81 Os5&aI % for first elias,
bills.
Gold dull and without decided change, opening
at 81 Asa, declining to 81 46. advancing 20
81 46ls and closing at 81 &C.
Government stocks rlore active aud firm
LArEE Gold closed at GslIsgher's exchange
tonight at 81 &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

CoLUNsUs. April Ia To night. in honor Of
he recent victories. there Is the grestes; demon
sIration and display ever witnessed IN ihe capital
cit, The whole city is Illuminated and decorat-
ed with f,gs. irauspzr, ncies and notices. snd
iorchlisht procession over mile in length.
here has been speskng in capital square all
the afternoon sud evening BIZ distinguished
speakers
Tie people are out 10 their might
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-15

TEE GERASIuH SALOON The painting. grain
ing aud sign work OF this new but popular res
tsursnt, 81 and 81 Kentucky avenue, vas exc
cured by Messrs. Knots ( RYAN, and reflects the
highest credit on their taste and artistic skill
Their work il their best eulogy. and. when
known, they cannot fail to be literally patron
red
Hszekiah 4 Brown do nothing by halves. az
this elegant establishment conclusively proves