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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

The New York Tribune makes An earnest
appeal m favor of a speedy peace" not only
on the score Of humanity but Of economy Re
garding the issue OF the contest As no longer
doubtful, II SAYS ''our govemmen, should IN.
nistaksbly evince the anxiety IL feels for an
early and fnal pacifcaiion." Il suggests that
the president should manifest this earnest desire
for peace upon the part Of the vctors in the strug
gle BY direct. specific appeal aud overture TO the
southern people. urging them TO return to
loyalty and peace. by giving them substantial
reasons for so doing. And Why! To use
is ovn language. because I'VE. who are the vic
tore. should realize that all the lives and prop
erty sacrificed hereafter are just 90 much loss TO
our country" To fight longer, IL peace is sttsina-
bic by making peace overtures which shall as
sure the southern people that the loyal mil
lions do not hate them, do not seek their eIter
mination, bat are most anxious that they should
turn from their erring ways and live. The In
bune says. is only to "squander blood and treas
ure." This leading republican organ regards il
to be the duty Of the administration. "a the ICON
test IL no longer doubtful" In fact the duty that
We all owe to a common country, to "try to save
as many OF its people; as much oft property az
We possibly can" If peace is attainable thro' th'
agencies pointed out by The Tribune. the further
sacrifice OF blood and treasure cannot be regard
Cd otherwise than a crime This is the response
biliiy which The Tribune. an earnest supporter
of the administration and its policy, now placer
upon the men who have the direction OF on
prblic affairs, and to whom is confded the des,i
nies Of the country. And il does so upon III
strong ground that "a great and steadily increas
ing majority Of the southern people would glad
ly accept such paci6caton as our government
could honorably accord.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
Philosophy of Marriage

TINHE PRoPEIETORs or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
II Of Anatomy have determined regardless Of ex-
pense 20 ssue free. for the benefit Of suffering hu-
msnty, and suppression Of ouacksry four their most
interesting and instructive Lectures Mari age
disqualification Nervous and Physical Debility Pre-
r$a ure decline q Manhood, Indigestion, weakness OF
Depression, ImpoteDey Loss % Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Social kv and those kalades which result
from youthful foes, Of maturity ignore
Of Physiology and laws of Nature
These invaluable Lectures have been the Of
enghtening and saving thousands and will be forward
ed free receipt Of stamps ~ addressing
tsry. Sev lork Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine SIS
Rresd-sv. View yort lsu2i div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

An old resident in Philadelphis has mail '
morse which has done good service for twenty
years, FOR some time past the horse has evinced
<tendeacy 20 stumble. and TO strain his sight AT
objects close by. The kind hearted owner Judged
the animal by his Own case and ordered of an
optlcian pair OF equine spectacle. A pair O,
pebble glasses, about the size Of the obiec,
glasses Of large sized lunette. were set II ,
frame over the horse's eyes lie appreciates III,
convenience wonderfully. and has never stum
bled siace be donEed bis specIacles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
SEIEN.7HIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date Of August I5th ls.
and are payable three years from that time in eurescy
or are convertible at the option Of the heaer into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

A IL persons who know themselves indebted 10 Noses
"A Hunter. eecea-ed. oil call upon Thomas Hunter
the York Boot and hoe Glenu's Hlecs on
before the first OF April and said
else the Will be pat lato rhe band. Of an
ocicer for ~olsecgion. JAMES 8. ATHOy
Acn,nis;ra;or q Moses Hester. deceased
rsr24-det
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
U. s. LOAN.
U.S.7-SOLOAN

By authority Of the Secretary OF the Treasury. the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of Uni,et States Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and ihree-tenihs interest per
AMMAN. known as the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

We learn that the Connecticut soldiers in
camp at Annapolis. Nd. have all been granted a
parole Of thirty days, and transportation free to
and from that place to vote, by order Of the sec
rotary Of war.
Last year the deficiency bill showed trans
portaton account of more than twenty millions
of dollars over the ordinary estimates and appro-
priation for that service That is wha, il costs
In New Hampshire and Connecticut there are
about many soldiers sent home to vote as ever
notwithstanding the law providing for taking the
votes in the feld.-Atlas ( Argus
Thus, while the CONSUMPTION is being enforced
% give our armies further strength. and while bat
ties raging and the decisive point is apparent
ly at hand and no one can tell how it will be turn
ed, Connecticut soldiers who will consent TO vote
the republican ticket are furoughed and allowed
to 60 home and have good time" at the geo
pies expense The friends Of the administration
have always held that victory at the polls was
Of more value to them than victory in the field
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

REPrBLIcAS GOVERNOR on ANDY JOHN
soS.--Gov BUCKINGHAM, OF Connecticut, has
issued proclamation for a fast day in which he
refers to the crying sins OF the day, among them
enumersting the "incoherence" of ANDY JoHN,
SON:
The oath of fidelity 10 the constitution and 10
high official duty, has recently been taken with
a stammering tongue. in the presence OF and 10
the reproach of the American people.
$50 much for RrcYINGHAM"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

Nv hat Is that dog barking att" asked a fop
whose boots we're more polished shan bis IDEAS
why" replied bystsnder. because he sees
another puppy in your boots I"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
WINE HOUSE |!
LOUIS LANG.
% south Meridian Street.
SENTINEL BUILDIyG.l

IMPORTER or RHINE AID CHAMPAGNE WINES
il Guard and Cogni.c Brsndies. Hol'and Gin. jaDses
mum nd CordiAs. Also dealer In Caissos mes, SUI
and SPARKLING ~ the mot approved branas, beerocn
WHISKY; Peach BRANDY. CEiA~Da br.rdy' stcek hhe'
Porter and Beer aid Bttsrs Of various kinds lnese ar
tiees eli offered for sAls ~ The bottle o. l.'se'
quantities. Only Rh ne w fOr -9< on arsssA-
IxPOEIED CIGARS ard TOBACCo % ne enoioss'
brands, Will be KEEP; constantly on hana-
II PHsving ftted up . neat sstshisnnen and oner-
ing for sale only pure articles sno q 'os oeH
share Of the psirsasss Of the peene ,o,-,sxo
msrlT.df Lyt-c .-Aco-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
U. s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS,

These Bonds are worth premium Of nine per
cent including gold from November, which
makes the actual profit on the 20 Loan at current
rates. hiding interest; about per cent: per snnun
besides its exemption from Sde and RNRicipa fdSd-
ton, tchicA adds from 70 three per cent. more,
according TO the rate levied other property. The
interest payable annually by coupons attached
10 each note which may be cut OF and sold any bsnk
or banker
!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
MASON

4 TrENTI0N SIR KNGHTSi There will be special
n meeting of Rapier Commsndery No. ], this (Saiur.
daylevening, al O'Clock, for work.
Y. COLRSTOCK. C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

While Gen. Grant was on a train lately s
Youthful book .peidler trAversed the cars. crying
Life of Gen. Grant" mischievous aid
pointed to the generals seat, suggesting to the
boy that that man might ~sut copy" Gen
eral Grant turned over the pages Of the book.
and casually remarked What is this aboutr The
boy. giving him look of indignation and dis
gust. replied. You must DE darned greeny
not TO know Gen Grant" After this volley, the
lieutenant general OF course surrendered, and
bought bis biography
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01

~ BoafsN. ApcHIrkcr. Has REMOVED HIS
a<1oe from The ktnA B4iid.ng O. ~kis rexdsscs
30 Is wsa onis ssrsss. ss'~>sn nsndiss ed nfnsiA
Zen Il. t31
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-01
From The Richmond Dispato

A great deal Of superhuous Enthusiasm is
wasted by the Dorthern newspaper correspond
ents over the fine qualities and attributes of the
negro race AZ il Is found AZ the south. All the
complimentary things they say of these Africans
afford US no new ideas. and II their object is TO
irritate and provoke fall flf short OF the mark
These creatures were brought here barbsrisns;
such a. they are nov they have become under
the mild and refining influence of southern serv-
ituds. While the northerR African, according 10
the confession Of The New York Tribune
Charleston correspondent. i inferior 90 the
southern African: while, under the influence OF
freedom. he has become demOralized and impov-
erished. aud Is gradually rela psing TO primitive
barbaslsm: here, urder the influence Of slavery.
he has asceuded in ne scale of civilization and
christianity.
There has never been that intense contempt OF
the negro in the south ShieE everywhere in the
north finds expression 10 coarse ridicule Of biz
color and physical co Iformati IN He has ALWAYS
had our sympathies, a well as shared our bread.
and there Is even tie OF affection and confidence
between the white and African members OF south
households which il not 10 be found either 10
The north, or In the relations OF employer and
laborer in any other part OF the world. The con
sequence Is. that the African 10 the south. though
suil child In judgment and impulses. is far 81
perior II moral qualities not only 70 bis own race
, 1865-10-21
Albany Cattle Market.
isrec1al Deerateh 10 the ChlesKo Trthuue.l

ALBANY. Oct. 70.
brak. There aEe rot The usuAl number Of buyets herr
from New sork and the Eastn uasn not d15poset
TO take very large supply. Several OF tho largeR
droyea hayn Already ben shipned through to Se~
IorE. In tst hands shout so have been so1d. aad
most OF The sales Indicate m adranec Of kc = ltvc
weight. Clarke d FAr1h,nE sosd - Ky.. average lseo
1t sl1so per head: y srersge loeat s1t9; scoHuav
daEe ost $t1o - III. Are.Ee 1s3 At Si3, and Saver.
age llso At 1885, u. Wszel 81 average 1ooo II 5s md
F3 svernke LIS At 391 C. C. Cooo 20 average l0 At
800: #. MITCHELL = Ohio average 1l7s u s4c. Total
receipts for the week 500.
snrEP-Arc plcnsY hut most Of those coming for.
w1td arc shipped directly through. Receipts 7,ooh
sales 5000 ut Aafc,
Hoos-DtmApd active At 119ttc, several ahouxand
being to1d 10 E4atern patSics- Receipts shipped
to New York. II 200,
, 1865-10-21
Buffalo Market.

HETfALO& UErs ".
WuxAr-C1osed inactive and noDnlaal: Hour and
gf1ln. parties apart. .r
NH1SKKT-*2.ts-
ItsoyIetost-Pork 81. p03a5 50.
C4yaL FTrrGurs-ToN New YorK-Theat+ &c. cosn.
ixroFf-Pour, 7,7so: wheat. 14,1o; corr. $500 :
CANAL ExToKrs-F1our. us; wheat 5s.5eo: corn,
= ,n6S: n1t4. Il 80.
, 1865-10-21
New York stock and M0ney 41nrket.

Nc" IVfN l5EUcK NR4a 1H10nE3 .I4s31 HEkE
NEW YdRx. Oct. 20.
lIox1r-More active and rerJ tfrm At ner ee1t+
STEE1tSn ExcnASGE-SteAdy at lp9Hatas4.
GoLp-Wtthout decided chanse-opellng 1t l&6k,
ttyancIng to 1A6a and closing It !t6a.
FKx1GaTrE-To Liverpool Qnlct and afm:
GovEESAkxT Srpc1s-1owel. 2. 3; T. sSlte:!stssed.
1us; ditto 80 coupons eI-d1ytdeNd hoT coupons
1ut: 1910 coupons a7X: 1870 ist series. SIX; "a Sc
ttcA,H.
Toff Cant1al Ma :: Eie,ssY; Aie n. =; Auas99a;, ~;
ir3X; RESIDING. ns1: Michigan sorths14, Se.; Hll,
i7ttsbursh. 7!x; korthwcste7u, oat; Norihwestcrn
pru. EH: Toledo, 1gli Rock Islaud> nss Ftals1e gu
{.hifn aA
, 1865-10-21

NIbukfENI .1IHTHEEs =
MoAIEEAI. Oct %.
F1orR-super EXTRA It s. e5a5.5o; extra at s7.'&a
GpaTSGcansda wheat at $l.e50l.sa; western at
sl.N@I.s 80, Oats at ssss SIC. Barley ut 101t2r.
, 1865-10-21

Atlantic White Lead aud LinseeI 0u
Co.. Of New York. fnauufsctuteta 81 fnfe ,WMB
Lead, He'd Lead, Lithsrrr, G1ass Makers tAen he1o'
&c. oas u
Also, LInseei Oh. Raw, Boiled md Refined. FoE or
snlc By druggists and de4lets generally. ana & q
E0HERT COLGATE II CO., General Agents. 81
PcayI street, New York oct4d6696st9teW-~Ss
, 1865-10-21
1Ql4l-. -...,<-.-%-sse+.t. -4>s~-+sss.s... $An.91l
The lo.t uss nboat x1tn000, n estimated IN our
3,tnc Of yerlcr1ay- Full particulars of tns susance
,xiJj he fonpd In or 1napcIat column.

Chicago MANUFACTURES AnEoAp.-We clip the
following from the Prairie Ft1Mev. alt will be
remembered by those present hAt there was no
t,ial Of poughs at the recent Illinois state Fair in
1nis city. and that The awards were made upon ex-
nminaion mcrcly, wh1e At the IoTn State Fair, tie
following week, there wns thorough dcid trial re-
rult,rc Il awarding the hrst premium to Messrs.
II. u o,t1E l. Co., Of this city, on pioushs for
,,cpega ru.porCs revesEtn: the nHards made al the
fllir1fs fs!r vhcrr It was awarded to the Moline
1,lvuca,s Of Deere 4 Co. The ploughs nf Me4srs.
Young & c.. are taking high stand win the
II, enie
, 1865-10-21

The myxtic Tie-C. c. B. 4 c. p. .c:-Ihe h,st
Of tbe fnItls above stand for "A old friend % ihs
public; oLe which every one N1 lecogntse ana sos
Co.'s Cough Ba1sam-she cheapest and best psePs-
, 1865-10-21

KnSA191SG.-Nncgie Johnston, 4 young eo!ored
uou,au, was .e4tcday ,nornin; arraisntd before
Jusuce Mllliken on the charge OF inidna2pins
eolon hoy about five ycars old, thr son Of Charles
md knlc lie.sc, r.A4ldcnts Ut Sherman Etteet. 1t
appests tat she eos1cd the child to accompany her
cjuc, Tile Wns last Monday. On Thursday, the
nqrents rccei,tng cine 70 their wbe1cabouts etar,
Cd for Haciuc and found the wpnan Just ~ aht wHs
10 lr net of placing him In chsrce Of family has-
ig Represented thai 1t WIS her own child She Nat
bunrd over iu the sum OF $50 to nnswtr to the
clslge Of kldnsppInE-
, 1865-10-21
A1dntsU=aut1ttg.


WANTED-Agents to5 a Day
s Sess G fa;f r s< - So ~
HSGS *S<iP aaseSs So Hs.s Aa
WANTED-s Situation Il Young
" nan, stpzesnt :os.sed n Ns~ yo,S, aesi,f2s
h. sssts es. y; q: a.:
f.s5'fsss T. So is Is sssss@sss Gssy @
WANTED A gents-For
H9a ceFsE East9r e sas z = sss,.ec q
5. Il. boTa4S aod q. col T. 3. lxw1x: - w.
.Esen Wosk % be eonpsta u cog ossAvo roaans ot
s. .oa :.s!s 9 ss7;s. = s S,s,;:sS S .sts Il
ssaFs s. s
g 81 ns e 81 ass Sc, ss saos
Fe4sa ppon @ 2 s, psTa6saf 6 IN, s,,,p.rp B,oa.,-
of sas sao E1essess Geae1s. q ths .xr ss zsr
III. III WIFI sS o..tes nss 9f " = at
SSass:aAa ND statements oopcGniax "GEant aad HIS
ssa,xs s.,mxoe,. 4 my sss .isesixsa cs!oss, 4
reeenilT il H. e HnS .see i 20 aoe %
aecess q ny order aaa set,er booss estssss ospes
;ss a:';fs: ss'''sa 6 pse * r sas
o. Q. ny LIZ and ss.yicsa have tAtheY discouraged
q ess9 + bend sss a. +
eeee, saooens a1 saa a se sssa =. =: ~
him 70 b. ii possession OF al sausent,c acts shss GO
.a'e,'', -. ssA1 VT. snEEaSSSs, Il, Il e. Gen.
Professor Copper Cadet with Grant In thn tSt
mate friend ever stuce. ratted with thls rxMs II
1no~setea Of tho chief actor IN the scenes lescrbe
The Lieutenant General has given him tro aeer.s q
the material that u lNpfsfR,aABLf to proper eEe>f
ment ot t!ne Ahcct, desiring. With General She1tnsa
that fhls biography u1nss b written. tr zuuCLD TX
CONNECT AND AETKEyIN."
I VIC hxye already commissioned over 40 axenta %
thcse two works and they meeting With the mort
encouraging sncecsa Eonne Of them obtaining over l9o
sn6sStieeFs ~ @ per Eeef The orders atrssdy exceed
xe1ustve territory siSen and liberal terms olTed.
sStas u the Aafne time
Send for Circular and b1ank application, euc1oafuE
e 50 for out and mentioning several counuea ID the
order Of your ehoicc. @e sise only two Or tn1te
townships to begin Htth bnt bold IN reservation
larger 1eld. 70 ttas an extension Of te.ltorJ eao BE-
granted after proper trial, tonnd mu,palfY dcstta
bic. =
c. F. VENT L Co, Western Publishers, ~ West
Fourth street. CintinhstI, Ohio: p pcsfboFn street,
Chc5Go. and cor. Frlh and CheBnut sre8~ 81. Louis
Missouri. 800
, 1865-10-21

sERious sAo1nESr.-Ieatesdny afternoon while
The proeeEsion IN honor OF the IAncers was passing,
an immense block Of vehicles occurred mar Clark
stree, bridge and truck WAGONS, dzays and buggies
became cntauglcd in m almost ineItriea6le man.
ner 4 reckless driver Of u7cS-wacon, regard
less O! positive orders IRON m officer, uied TO iorce
Ills vav through the bloctade,aud m dotrc 60 came
ip eontncs with buggy, which wae upset, throwing
from which he WIS picked up msepsible-- The In
turies received atc coualdcEcd dangerous. The rtck
less Jehu WIS yesterday afternoon H7asaea bc1o.e
Justice SturteInnt, md lined N the enotmons
tnm Of IS md costs.
, 1865-10-21
1Aantfp>=8nforUatlon.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Dir.
w Adams. Who had the collection nf I sTm q
money for John Colby, of D1y1h A. Williams Hd
having collected tbs sa1te, Ar Colby would ltke 70
hAve BIN setufn the money 70 no, OF lesse WORT =
, 1865-10-21

WANTED-Agents : te5 a Day
~ Agents wanted. male or 9sn,aIe 10 ell our
nev and .u1dertAi akWtNV XACHiNR tSe rsat
sisn ,ss4.pr, D. n. HEER1SGr0S CO.. Detroit
, 1865-10-21
GtrapeD.

CTRAYED-A brown mare.
~ yata old. hands nigh CON 156 H91,a u i1- ioer.
atfeet Anybp4y WAo EeturnA tho hor1S Nll ~ H.ns1
LILY .ew1fded+ LAUER i KRUGER. to8 SCUM II 81
street
oTRAYED- $40 Reward-os1ayrr.
ID rorn tbs City Elevator, small BAY rse.' .hove
foM y.as ota hss ans white nsaa re- ne nsle e
MUM 4 sCoTra on1ee, No. 11Q so7'a "a
xue4t ChirAxo, NJ,
, 1865-10-21

he could congratulate Them on its preservation bJ
onr unified <slor. When he thought Of the mighty
power this nation was destined to BE, be could not
Int icl proud that be Was an American cti,en. In
the ratio Of ctr increase Of population, lot few
5eats past, 1t is msni!est that in lew
ihan Ensaasnd s and Flancc, and no power d Europe
would tlre to attempt our overthrow. This citizen
.o1dicsy answers 10 the country tor standing
Few thought, when the Ellsworth 1ouaves were
being csgauIzcd, and called on our citizens for aid
beso inealnable 10 lie country - sbeJ hsve been
lie concindcd by high compliment 10 ousgnests
from Boston
s1ade 81 to The distance OF Chicago nrom Boston.
stses T = s.; so'ai;5 s35 n hen proposed the
Wilder: De thought he could not gay anything OF
TO- chaso :, bsef o,thy ny 9e% &:
opinion had not exaggerated In the least lie
would rot 70 into the particulars Of the causes OF
hci, ts Hs would nss{g tpesS o. ,S ahGf tb m
dcrocss. they found large cities and N!lases, and
he land ca!tiyated a. ven q 10 the Eas. md
Tx eed I'D e. q psop
,naa znaa cSyc suca welcome. Their visit was not
only ~ euldiers, hui might represent another Ink
n 'ne 5Sat aase,hel Il Ley l. ya
matter What ihsa business might be, they wonld
| lnd 4 Lancer In It : they represented almost
fysy iade n Anse saiaass' us sn@ had dsd ssssd
that Western men were more Intelligent OF smarter
tIan those OF the East that con!a BE- netonnAed
| ~ all smart Eastexu men came Nest aaa e1panaea
| 1be.r power Of intellect and muselc. Coming out
West made them greater, noh!ef, ana gaxe tnem
larger hearts. He was unable 10 cypress nimscu N
proee, md would reelse q poem lhat would more
| tuIly cr1rrss his sentimeuts- The speaRI tnen
recited beautiful original poem, ronmeucins,
u viii sing ny New England,
Chas Randolph, Esq.-Felt honotfd ~ the pr!sl.
lecc oi addressing the noble citizen soldiers 81 the
| ESst, We or he Y esi are sait TO be remarkable
| for BID, stu9itt, but he called On Them TO say
whether seeing was not believing. We Gfe called
The Garden Ely-nnt aotrcr, but vegetable garden
fnY urN}Fies arc In harvest time oserdow1ng With
tbe Folden grain and our products are the iarFesl
in lie world, and be thought We were cnn1ieo &c
" e ~ they at New England want this product they
rnst rive ne m outlef. We nnst reciproeafe-thc]
.ar. trr mn nets and We want their Manufacturers
,hsTesme Hse Us more direct Outlets, 1n menpesl
# the Chicago Board Of Trade ytsaa1G 6oaLot
thcr md iren most warmly received. i1t speaKe,
ssntr1 hy exptesslng wish That We -Wonia soon ot
enabled 10 return the eompNment;
FTsnr Inpbatd here aaue :" Old nhaay;
In rrspoutc Col Rlsclow read inc loAoMpE - =,
nrr+ siye Icttc, from the Hon. John Aaams VI oos
! ion: ~. ,e r,ex
ELLSWORTH ZorAvEs:-lt IL ~ttn muen reg,u -,
| that ny butipesx engagements and oihff cE9n ts
l rtapces IN mol allow me to be In Chie4So oa u
OCCASION of the Tttit Of the Lsoee1s Of ta0 cry
, 1865-10-21
a1lautcd @=Gurreapunptnee

w NANTED-Correspondence.
Ia the neshboYhood of IS without hntly, In ytsu of
nsIstmony. Address G.. S. RARH0T, EAYla natnoE.
, 1865-10-21

TIE AxHn1CAH OHdAa.-We clip the following
nom an influential exchange The Northwestern
agency for theec celebrated Instruments IL st the
establishment Of ". W. Kmball. Crosbyh Opera
Honte. Chicago.
s. D. IL n. Smith. from thct- oxn intrinsic ex-
cellence. and Nfthont lhe nd Of ctlehz1ted names
and high sounding advertisements. have steadily
] aesnoTsedred @ ID 70 % Be nnsnrpsssea. ana are ars m M
1isAIled by my eirnilas InstTuments. Their con-
vcn,eut size and elegant nniah render them osna-
raents for The pa.of, and their exquisite perfection
Ct tone, rapidly and ease OF action. win commend
them 10 all lovcre Of music. Very many whosa
rooms would be GoN ded By piano.fo1e. or whose
mcnt, Nnd = scry beautiful and welcome substitute
IN The American Organ"
, 1865-10-21
Chicago Qrlbnr1e.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER FL, 1865.
THE CITY.

CosroLIpAf1oa.-Ife Chicago Evening Hbsf
tuss: j" The drst, second third md sixth provost
districts of1llino1s are 10 be consolidated under
cumr.and Of Proroet Marshnl Capt. Vim. James,
ti,h Headquarters at Chicago.
, 1865-10-21
U0 RH11t.

ITO RENT--One front parlor, un-
l. furnished, and one bedroom second door, fnE+
ntshed II 80 6outh Jefferson stree. Good reference
| GQps
, 1865-10-21

1Ss1T1CTL OF REWARD FOL TUE ORFuASs OF
FAFRtors.-Dr. Holton, the Corresponding Seczr-
tary OF this association, Will prseeut to our ct<ens
the object and labors Of The society Tomorrow
{sDday) evening, IN the First BAPTIST Church, On
Wabash avenue. near Hubbard court
Tie Doctor il wei nnd widely known In the
East for his indestlgable labors in behalf Of the
orphans Of our hEave soldiers. Many auxiiazies to
the present society have been formed nnd are now
al work gathering In. supporting, and educating
GOOD work here al onccs Let all who can attend
the meeting. .-
We nrc Informed that the WORT Is progressing
quite commercially. SeFesal institutions have
nreaay stsnlhed their Willingness 10 aid In The tor
nation Of scholarships. The Let suhsc4 41ptiou thus
Eastman B1emcse Colleges I. Chicszo and Pough
keeps,e. Mcf.1s- Hsyaut 4 Suattou have also made
munlhccna donation.
, 1865-10-21

RAuRoAD ArFoN7HEsI.--Ctarles F. Hitch,
Esq~ who, duzina the psst uuee years, hiss tiled
most scoeptahlJ the posltion Of Superintendent Of
the eastern dlvisiau OF the Michigan Southern snd
Northern Indiana Iesilroad, bas recently been mp
pointed 10 the position Of Cereal Superintendent
OF the road, vice Il. II. Porter, Egg, resigned. he
entered On the dut,es OF his new Office yesterday,
reading nj Toledo. Mr.. Latch haa been connected
Niih the N. $. and n. !. 2, R for the past ten
years in sur7oua capacities, al1 Of which he hss fed
The tiikcha5ge Of h1s drt1cs laRe amount Of cener
al Inowlcdpe, and an unnagEang tndGstry;. A. q
J,1ote2f Of the late John y. Campbel, E.q7 he ha.
th4t dlx&.ngu.thed business msn. Ills we'll earned
popularity will, we haze no doabt be not onlr con
which Win I've returned by al friends and patrons oi
he
, 1865-10-21

WANTED-A gents-Farners
day. Call AZ Room II, No. 1s7 sonth CLARK street.
We don't charge for Information Capital required -.