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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

sire. Sherman mue costinse bis march through
the country, taking en- route the great railrosd
centres Of Charlotte. Greeusburz, and Daoville
We should not be surprised 70 hesf thai from
Columbia lie has marched on Charlotte = And
possessed himself of that place. but then danger
begin to thicken around him. ~
The Raleigh Confedersev ssste- that the
Standard and Progress are making ell the clsmcr
that l. being made In North Csrolins. vhDe
there are a, least dozen psners In the state o.
posed to = convention.
The Sentinel SAYS vote ess taken on he
question Of employing negroes in the army and
resulted in very large msioTiiy voting In Ia
vor Of Is
4 special to the Democrat. dated Nashville
23i, D N :. says intense excitement exists AZ
Knoxville from a report that LOngstFeef's cons-
msod i moving on that place
WAsHtSorox. FEB "a.
Many parcels of clothing. &c. fail 20 reach
soldiers. owing TO imperfect superscription. and
because wrappers are loo fimsy To bear trans
poFtstion through mail Strong wrappers and
plain directions. with the locality Of tie rsei
ment, are indispensable ~
0fs detachment Of The eighth Illinois eavslry.
sent out from Fairfsx Court House. 81 has re
turned With q number OF rebel officers and gueE
rillss. who have been put in Old Capitol prison.
The proposition TO arm 200 600 negroes, which
passed the rebel House on Monday. was indeh
nitely postponed BY The Senate by ~ majority.
The Dispatch thnks il will be recalled Sod
passed sl
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u.ard OF Pubic Improvement.

YESTERDAY the Board of Public Improvement.
issued permits TO the following persons for the
improvements named:
+ Keller, cottage dwelling, 10 cost $3.50, in
Fest street near s. Clair.
Knots 4 Ryan brick shop. on Penn ,yiyana
streeA, between Ohio snd Market streets. Cost
$50
II W HildebraDd. frame dwelling cost So.
GOO. on Delaware street. between Walnut snd
North streets,
f. W Miller. frame kitchen, cost $50. on
Delaware street. between Delaware and 81. Clair
streets
Q. Williams. 70 dig cellar under store
room, on Illinois street. be ween Washington
aud Market streets. Cost 500
II N Lands. brick and stone dwelling on II
iiseis street, between Michigan and North streets
Cost $40 900
Alfred Luther, frame dwelling on Mississippi
street. between Michigan ard North streets
Cest $3.50
Hampton CLARK. frame grocery, on New York
street. betwee Powell sni Backford streets
Cost s400
Henry + Tout. frame drelling, on Fayetts
street, bet~een North aud Walnut streets Cost
$500.
II. n Conklin. addition to frame stable, on
North Mississippi street. Cost $500.
ID. T.. Hezekish / Co sink we'll in 'front.' Of
lot No. on Kentucky avenue. Cost $50
Jesse NJ. Nsnblsricum. brick wagon snd black
smith shop. on alley in square 10. south OF
Washington street Cost 50 0c0
kingen & Co q block Of frame dwelling
100 feet front by - deep. on Maryland street.
between Ellis street snd White river Cost
81 900
John Fell. frame shoe shop. on the Bluff road
between McCsrty and Rsy streets. Cost $3.50
X Riggs. brick addition. on Virginia avenue
Coet $50
A. Stein. frame stable on Virginia avenue
eetseen South and LouisiAss streets Cost
s2u0
Stein. frame butcher shop. on Virginia av
enus. hetseen South aud Louisiana streets
Cost si25
&. b Robinson. frame stable on McCar,
street. between Aiseana and New JERSEY stIee,.
Cost $50
James Carey. frame Dwelling. on Grow,
street. bet.een EAs, and Dslaw4re streets. Co.
Sis
Timothy Sheehsn. r. NE addition to dwelling
on Benton street. bes-esn Georgia and MeeI
streets Cost $f50
samuel 3 Pickerili. Psmp shop ana zoo,
house. on Cherry stree; between Plumb at,
Broadway sireets. Cost 80.
bania stunph. lumber ,srd Office. % Mar
ket street. oetweso Winston end railroad street.
Cost 500 -
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The Very Latest.
"a -A-aI $40 -l3
rHRER O'CLOCK An
NV YORK. February "a.

sfs NV YORK, February "a
Some Of The daily papers are indignant at the
release OF Pryor The Commercial saysit " q
disgrace te every loyal citizen. and shame
and insult. in view OF the suderines 20 which
our men hsve beer subjected in southern ptis-
ons
The Times washngtcn .pee.l saws: The
Senate military committee agreed 10 report The
House resolution for the constitution Of East
Tennessee
The Worlds Wsshing,on special ssys: Col
Livingston .nd Judge Hughes have merely
gone 20 see ifthey visit Richmond on private
business Is is rot believed they can get through
he rebel lines.
The Hersld's army OF the Potomac special
saws every trsin 81 cars from CITY Point brings
in recruits
Regiments are being filed to their maximum
strength.
The Richmond Examiner Of ,he 2is,, SAYS:
The eaemy /. nov gathering all bis forces and
directing fof combined movement against
Richmond Sherman IL advancing through
South Carolius while Besuregard slowly retreats
before aim towards Charlottesville Foster IS AZ
some other place commanding fortress With
trocps snd making DEMONSTRATIONS with heavy
force on the Rosnoke and Neuse rivers
The Yankee forces 10 East Tennessee are
crossing The mcuntains 20 take Beauregard or
/ his flank while Grsn' waits within 'or'i6cstions
! for Shernsn's sppe rance.
! CnRo, FEB 24-The steamer Rooer, Burns
from Memphis had 346. bales a. cotton tor Ciu
cinnati 81 for Evansville
/ scouting party under captain Newell. eighth
Mes Hampshire winch left Vidslis IN The earl
par, Of the month 90 patrol along Black river
returned in terrible state Q. silspidaiion. hsv-
/ ing ss5sisted four DAYS on horse and mule Des,
alone in ssanps. surrounded by rebels
Brig Gen. Meredith has been relieved Of con.
rnsrd in " estern Keuiuckv His successor J,
unanuounced Col McArthur. late commando
Of the poe; OF Columbus. XIV. and Capt Moss
Provost Marshal. arrested ov Capt. Meredith
have been released. inliv eIonersied. ard re
turned 20 Colonhus
The trial Of Gen Paine il progressing Thu,
Tar ao' single charge against him hss bee,
/ sustained
Richmond IL safslf all sarties Go their du,y
that IS. II the neg secretary Of var l. energetic
and il the neS conmissary shall De fouud 70 hsv,
some elemsnnfy ideas Of food; and especial,
II cons ress proceed .ith ieeo'stioa 2. giving Lee
| control Of large nonbsfs OF lek roes-
The Whlg says 70 asssnplhA anything dsci
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WAsaISoros. February 24-The Richmond
Sentinel OF the 22l. contains the following on
the war:
Our readers will cheerfully iorego being APP
pfised of pending military movements in ths
Carolnas when they are Informed that our reti-
cence is in compliance with the wishes which
have been communicated to all newspapers
The enemy kept up furious Smelling in front
OF Petersburg on Monday. caused by the appear
snce Of confederate working party.
Several shells exploded ia the city OF Peter.
burg, ard = number fell in BlsnGford.
Grant il extending bis line Of railroad ~ his
rev position on Hstchers Rur
The Express says that the enemy is throwing
up heavy works on toe Brunswick stage road he.
tween Ream's Station and Monks Neck bridge
to miles below the latter place.
gentleman now n resident oil this citf, but
formerly of Kentucky. proposes put his able
bodied slaves at the disposal Of Gen. Lee He
thus gives unmistskabe evidence of his patriot
ism He intends also to comfortably equip his
men and furnish them literally with monsy 70
secure comforts in camp.
Here is example worthy of imitation. " no
will follow il.
Among lately returned prisoners we're five ne
groes who resisted all solicitations, TO join the
enemy or take The oath They we're from
Charleston.
The Courier OF the 10th saws nothing OF in
pcrtance has transpired since last reports
The force at Bulls bav, at last accounts. had
not yet landed, ard Il wac said had mostly die
appeared.
The followiDg il from the Richmond Exam
iner: In the absence OF official information We
abstain from other reports less relsble of the
military situation in South Carolina We have
confirmation OF the report OF az expedition OF the
enemy from Knoxville in the direction OF Green
vile, hut there various surmises of its 90
jects
A letter from wythville, dated 18Th. saws:
The enemy, 500 strong. under 0ilem. are re
ported to DC advancing through upper East
Tennessee Their outposts are north OF Green
vile. Prisoners brought in by our scouts state
that il is the intention Of the enemy to occupy
the whole state il possible the day of cleo
ton, the 22i instant
The same deeds Of murder thst East Tennes
see has witnessed daily since the war commenced
still being executed No msn's life is safe
for an hour The same write: adds: Glitner'
brigade Of Kentucky cavalry had an engagement;
last SATURDAY, at b ,ll's Bridge, Lee county. Va.
- miles north OF Cumberland GAP, resulting in
a splendd victory to our army Oar loss no,
over 60 killed snd wounded
WASHINGTON, FEB. 81 The following has
just been received a, the Nsvy Department:
FORTRESS MosRoE. Va Feb "a - Hon. Glide
on Wells-The Cuyier has just arrived from
Cape Fear river, ana reports our forces having
taken possession of Wilmington on the morning
Of the pol. Washington's birthday The rebels
retrested. leaving large number OF prisoners in
our hand.
(Sgned STEVEN Q. TRosoaARp. Corn'dr
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Diseases and Conditions Peculiar to
Females.

The beauty extreme deiscsry % Ii. female orr.,
sien to .sy seshns Of its physioiexcsl ehssessrs-
Of disease AMI nodfcafions peculiar 20 ttseh 1ks
physician 81 the present Gay does rot ssy
fly years sgo. but owing The prtseut social eoodfio,
Of woman her diseases ircresset freeuepcy ana
to The truth Of Tits assertion the zsi.nhey dsshs by
~ the America Dsrn<sry ne treat By
new uaeihed. and with The hsppsest resvlts P.esp-
ssir, csioro.Is. Or Green ssfp.s.-sssrseer.s.d ~
ysiorsn oirty Ereen ralicr Of the surface. Emsnss
ss.siun. O absent xsBs,ru.sssn; Anesonses OF Ne
terton Of the herses. Dy norrhes painful and c
cult Aov Of the xensss keuorrhsSs, profuse nen-
situations Leuehorrhea. ana altered
ard transparent. 30.
Reader. have given yoa class Of disease. that ar.
net rith in Females OF al ages -hethsr married
married. and u married Females would cay that there
many other forms Of diseases peculsr 10 ycur scr
diseases 81 Pregnancy, Psrfurfsen, and Lsctson Of
which space viii not admit sloeicsfien omit fsf
the council chamber. adding but ere more disease
thi. list and that Is Formidable onsvicersnon ofthe
body Of the Uterus.
sembl.ge Of morbid phencrens Of this cha sseter zee
have no tire 10 spare, bat ~ apply for
se htoo late 70 arrest the disease Il Is q, least poss
ole 70 psiss the symptoms ard thu suecfhs the path
way TO untimeiy grave.
In majority Of instances saess disease. hsv. made
considerable progress before The ysent becomes alarm
that attracts the attention OF the patients febd And
here resdsr let me call ycur earnest sention the
fearful significance o. the word Wasting" not only
constitutes the leading feature. but the earliest ana
NEST ominous symptoms Of Consumption, sxsmpies q
which are invariably met With IN yorrg ladies DO ss
gifted With high inteecsusf ende~nents refnet &C.
comp Elements. and eyes flashing With snnsfsrsi bril-
aney-not regarding these lafieafisns beng those
Of incipsert disease, bat these OF personal charms
True. sia,i the poet sings
"Copsunp;ions chez X ns'er locke more pnr.
AND lovely, than ~hen past all cure,
And yetthst bloom, 90 fresh ssir,
H.s lent its feeting aid 10 Nil.
And speaks. 20 those who ws-ch Its hue.
ofsckness. 6es.h and suffering too;
Though vho Just viewing arght 50 fair.
Conld dream that death vas thare'"
Address p. o. Box 1864. .
IT0noe hours from A n TO p. n Room Ne.
~ East Warrington Street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
feb16-e1y
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official War bulletin.
Was DEPARTMENT.

5 wAa DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISGroS. February 24-Midnight(
To Major General Dix
The following Official report OF The capture 1T
Wilmington has been forwarded 20 this denars-
ment bv General Grsat sHra .11s
Signed) ea sfe + ~. STAsros,
Secretary of War s
FoRrREss MoARok. February 24-l0 IN
To General L s Grant City Point:
Our troops entered Wilmington oil the 22d.
After the evacuation III Fort Anderson Gen
Scho6eld directed Cox 10 follow its garrison
wards Wilmington while they followed Hoke on
the east side of he river The latter took a
new line miles from Wilmington, bat was so
holly pressed by Terry that he could send 10
troops 20 the west side.
On that side the rebels made a stand behind
the creek, but on the Goth he crossed bis troops
below them on Hat boats, attacked and routed
them. and took t~o guns and three hundred pris,
oners
On the 2lst Cox pushed to Brunswick river
opposite Wilmington, where the bridges were
on fire. On his arrival the rebels com menced
burning The cotton in the city, and lefs it that
night. .7#
Our captures. including For, Anderson,
amount to abou, 700 prisoners, ard 30 guns.
Citizens stated the rebels burned 1000 bales Of
cotton and Is 900 bbis rosin
Union feeling showed itself quite strongly in
the city.
Terry followed Hoke nctthwsrd.
Signed c. B. CoHsrocK,
1t. Col A. A c.
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from HaIt, ore.

BstrIxnRx, February - "A dispatch tom
Fortress Monroe. dated this morning. and iust
received. says that the Ueites States guoocst
+ r Cuyler has arrived from For, Fisher With
news OF the evacuation Of Wilmington On the
night OF the 2lst n sior General Terry entered
and took possession OF the city al 9 u. on the
22d. capturing large snoant OF stores of all
kinds. which sse rebel in ,asir hssis. neglsc,ei
TO DESTROY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

Il NJ. o K-lS64-Yi Y!!"-These ca.
baIis,c letters mean something. and il the reader
will obtain but one bottle Of Psnkerton's W shoo
and Cslisaya Brtters. he will hnd them. OF trial.
to be the most pleasant. heslthful and popular
beverage nov in lt is composed of the
purest Bourbon whiskey and the most healthy
roots and banks ever kno~n TO the medical fac
uIty. and compounded with great accuracy.
Persons suffering from dyspepsia. jtundice. liver
complaint. or any of the miserable feelings that
follow indigestion. will find speedy relief from
the use of these bitters We know. because ve
have tried them They will certainl, strengthen
and invigoratey you. IL they do not. then nothing
will Look aud see that the name OF Jacob
Pinkerton'' is blown on the bottle.
For sale BY JAroox FITzHrGH.
24.th.fr-s
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PROFESSIONAL.
R y NJ o " A l..
Doctor WM. THOMSON,
HAS KExovED his OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street,

| ! !. ! !.
HyHERE RE WILL COynrUE
w 20 treat and cure Private -
Diseases, N all theirsp.ces rs1es.
rsnif eatious aud phases. ~ ~
Dr. Vim. Thomson VII give to -
each patient written Instrument -
binding himself 20 effect q radical
and permanent cure. make NO AZ
charge.
Dr. wn Thcmscn has nsds the
treatment Of Private Dsessea a
specially the year ls5ithrse yesrs city
Burslo. n. L, eshi years in Chicago, H. and years
in Peoria Ill During eight years practice In Chicago
Ill. be cared thirteen tbcosssrd cares.
Dr. wu. Ikomson bis prsctice for scxefrla, Rbeu-
matte and esnera diseases OF the blood sses Funes-
ting vspor Path Of the Ingenious kisd esruDe
tion with internal treatrnent-
SEMINAL EMISSIONS, the ccnseqeesee sfseif- abuse
This solitary vice. dsprsved sszual isdsisssce, 10
praotice1 By The youth Of both almost
limited extent producing With unsrring certainty the
following train Of morbid npton priess eouf siec By
sosntihe medical messurss, vis sssw spustsnsnce.
dark spss rnter the syes pain IN the hesh ringing In
the and noises like the rrsing Of leaves and
ting Of ckarios sneaness about olns Of
TIA limbs, confused vision hur;ed intellect loss of
fdenee, didenoe In approaching str.pgers oslke ts
form new acquaintance, cirpostsn 10 shun srosty.
loss Of memory hectic hushss pmpes and vsors erup-
tions about the face futrtd tongue night svess fete
breath ocushs -eussDpton. nonornsnis. and fseu
j. insanity. tlals 3 d e
The AFFECTED, on the Fret appearances Of suy Of the
above symptoms, should immediately sppiy 70 Dr WA
Thomson fer relief.
D6ro1ee ssd conssi,ssior n ,m. No - South Del
vare street. Indiana polls. lad 7es3s Iaafl
2. O. Boz 1859. f rnnar rre. .sn2S-ciy
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~ This entire district has been DATED IN
two days, except the city Of Indianapolis. which
will be drafted to-day, commencing about .
o'eioek- Mr.. Gregg. the enrolling officer. had
sll bis books and cards arranged in systematic
order and has put the draft through without de-
lay, snd fairly and honestly. Five DAYS will be
allowed, after the draft, 20 put in substitutes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

II Capt 0'Leary. Of the magnificent saloon
No. lO3, south Illinois street-one of the most
popular places ut resort in the city. and now in
hrst class order-seis daily a sumptuous lunch
from 10 to IL a. m This lunch is free. and all
the csptsin's friends and the public generally are
invited. The restaurant at No. 100 is unsp-
prosched and unapproachsble. 20 far as the lar
der, the cuisine and elegant appoint ments are con
eerned. At the bar. the choicest wines liquors
and cigars are to be obtained. Capt. OLeary
knows how to treat bis friends when they call on
him div
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from Detroit.

DKrRoir. February "a The Board OF Trade
celebraton held here last evening vas great
success Nearly ell the principal cities IN the
north aud Canada were represented. Addresses
were delivered by the Rg1t Rev. Bishop As'
Ciosky. aud the REPRESENTATIVES OF the delegs
tons present, including Chicago. hil~sukee,
Cleveland. Buffalo Albany, Toronto and Lon
don
Gen. Walbridge, in responding Tor the Ses
York produce exchange. said he believsd the
time had come when the British government;
should revoke The recognition Of he rebels =.
belligereEr
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from Philadelphia.

ParLApkLFHiA. February 24.-The Bulletin s
special Cincinnati dispatch ssys: Adyices from
below indicate grand preparations for three
fold movement to Alabama and Mississippi
Thomas. from the north, with strong force OF
infantry from Vicksbarg via Jackson. and Gen
Candy, from Pensacola
/, ia spprehendei thar il Lee is compellei 10
reinouish Richmond he ~ill fall back on LIS neh-
burg. and thence make bis vsv through The
moun,siDs to East Tennessee or Kentucky
Efforts are msking to repair toe Virginia and
Tennessee railroad
II was rumored 10 Knoxville last week TIA, =
division OF Lees srmv had already arrived in
East Tennessee
The expedition nov moving from Knoxville
is to defeat this movement. and bv sgaiH de-
stroying the railroad to render the transfer ci
Lees army west of The mountains impossible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

propriesorshlp. Mr.. Mason. formerly Of the Ma
son House. Is nov The host, and bis reputation
"a landlord Is = guarantee that the Palmer will
De eel KEPT, % retiring. Mr.. Sinks. who has
had charge OF the house for some time. was pre-
scented With an elegant watch a. mark Of re-
speef by his many guests, ncsdy citizens OF The
city. magnificent supper vss given Oh The
occasion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

II The l43d regiment OF Indians volunteers.
raised IN the frst congressional district, passed
through The city yesterday OF their way TO the
front They were addressed IN front OF The
Bates House by Governor Morton and others.
and CALAMITY escorted as far as the depor By
Brig. Gen. Darlington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

MrrRoroLrrAS THEarRE.-Ths evening Mrs
Waller appears in her great representation OF
Lady Macbeth. Mr.. W. II. Riley sustains the
character OF Macbeth. The other characters OF
this grand tragedy are also finely cast. AZ for
the Lady Macbeth Of Mrs Wslier its transcen-
dent excellence il familiar to all a. household
~ords This will be the only performance OF
Macbeth during the present engagement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

Rhodius. OF the Circle. the fsshiopa5le
place Of resort for AL that love good liquors. il
in receipt of the oesl Of ale. both on drsnsht and
in bottles. superior article OF old copper dis
titled ~hi-ky. spple brandy. snd other fine Il
quOrs His restaurant i -upplied ~iIh all kinds
Of game ia season. snd his cook prepares j, in
lie highest STYLE 81 art.
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~cv Work N agket.
Nxr Vopw rehrr

Work Market.
NV YoRK, February ~
Cotton opened dull snd unchanged. aud closed
firm. 40
Flour state and western opened heavy aud
dropping: sales at 4l0, 90 q Sl03S extra state;
Sil@ll. is extra round hoop Ohio. and $ll 20
6l2 for trade brands; market closing heavy
with no buyers az outside prices
Whisky decidedly lower; western 81 25t, q
81 90 -
Wheat dali; white state and western 80 60:
red western 81 IS. 500
Rye dull and heavy at 81 6l@l 62
Barley quiet and unchanged
Corn 81 IS for new yellov. mixed ~sststa
ST. e5@l go
Oats rather more steady sales at 81 iih@
a IL for western
Wool quiet.
Coffee quiet; Jaws IS TO &c
Sugar quiet; sales OF Cuba Muscovado l6@iS.
Havana l6
Petroleum dull 70 for crude $780, n for
refined in bond. and e7@6S1s for refined tree
Pork lower and in more demsnd sales made
at $35 5O@ 81 IS for New Mess $500 80 IS;
prime S34 q "a so prime mess also 3, 500 Ibis
OF new mess March and April sellers and az
buy ers option S35 SO q $37. o.s'e5A
Lard frmer aud more sctiye; sales 1T l9l a
24lze. e enE
Butter 32@47 for western. and 42@5s for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25
Appointments I'm the New Indiana

Appointments I'm the New Indiana
Regiments.
l43p REGIMENT
Benjamin Davidson. assistant surgeon.
l45rH REGIMENT.
Vinsen Williams. major.
l46rH RfGIaESr
Thomas c. Shepperd. quartermaster.
l49rH REGIMENT
VIM. d. Null. lieutenant colonel: liam
Jones. assistant surgeon.
15lsr RKGixrNx
John E Sweet, Lieutenant colonel.
Company E-Asron w. Lyle, captain; Chas
Z. Young, LIST lieutenant
Company FALLEN Davidson. captain; r
Il. McElheny, lst lieutenant; John winten. 2
lieutenaut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

s8 + May. No. 10 North Pennsylvani-
street, dealer in Philsdelphia made boots and
shoes ior gentlemen and aides. has been 10 that
city during February. experimenting the manu-
hctu'e OF a stock OF spring goods. He has re-
ceiVtd a portion OF his shoes and boots, and In
vites purchasers - cali. In his assortment will
be found some STYLES OF goods of better grade
than are usually kept ready made 80,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

Recommendations Irwin "a he Let lieu
fenans and qnsrtermaster of the Ash Indsl a,
formerly OF the 4 b cavalry.
Sergeant Roher, A. Leonard. TO be adjuiaDt OF
The 81 Indisna. in place Of James II Wright.
resigned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-25

YIN looking over the returns of the pro
vost marshal of Shelby county. ve ascertain that
in Noble township our old friend and accom-
plished gentleman. Mr.. Wesley N Barnes. =
long time engaged in this Office. has been drafted
Nr. Barnes has already served out reasonable
time in the army; yet he is too proud aud pstri-
otto to refuse TO answer TO his name when his
country calls
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From NaW NNIk

Nav fOsg. February ri The comuereisl's
Washington SPECIAL SAYS: Military men regard
the capture II Wilmington q frst-clsss mill
tary triumph. X inssres the success of The plans
against Richmond Sherman has now a new