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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

- Seeing the clouds Of smoke that rise over
our city naturally would lead one to refec,
somewhat on the amount Of fire it takes TO make
the smoke, and the amount Of fuel consumed.
Does any one know Cow much fuel 1. consumed
N this city, and bow much it costs 7 We sup
pose DOT. bot IL would amount 10 q large sum
Suppose ALI the fuel that Is now burned 10 differ
ent CRATES and stoves was put 10 one stove. how
big 4 IRE do you suppose i; would make, and
bow large a surface would " hestf Or suppose
that all the he;t now los. through c~himneys was
concentrated and conveyed through proper pipes,
how many blocks Of houses would Il heat 7 Do
you suppose, on an average, that one half Of the
heat made BY the fuel you consume is applied to
the heating of Jour premises ? How much fire is
there under a red head ? liz you answer these
questions correctly, then tell us how much tariff
the Terrc Haufe road charges on the coal IL
brings to this city, and how much profit the coal
men are making of you. Speaking Of profit, re
minds US that there are coal beds in Psrke and
other adjoining counties lsYing out loose, waiting
to be brought TO this city, when that other rail-
road u built, to say nothing OF the stacks of coal
down the White river valley. II the Amateur
Association want TO do a lasting good to them
selves and little ones, present and prospective,
let them apply the proceeds Of their entertain
ments to build q railroad to this city. so tha, We
can increase our amount of smoke.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A.
NKw YonK, January l9.

NkW loRk, January ~.
The World attaches much Importance 10 the
news from Richmond papers published to-day.
Ii thinks in connection with these Richmond
stories that Mr. Blsirs silence since his return is
very significant, while the impression ha. been
generally given that nothing has resulted from
his mission.
Ii is possible that other aud more formidable
negotiations may follow Mr.. Biair's interview
with Jeff Davis.
The military commission To try Captain Bell.
The Lake Erie pirate. adjourned from Monday 10
Friday, on request OF Capt. Bell, that counsel
might be assigned him
The question was referred to the war deDart-
ment and the answer expected to morrow.
Prominent persons express the opinion that
the city is now in our hands.
The Worlds Washington special has the fol.
lowing:
Butler, before the COMMITTEES on the couduc,
of the war. said that the For, Fisher failure was
the occasion not the cause OF his removal He
considered that be was cleared Of that affair. and
claimed thst he had the right to 20 through and
explain his whole course since he WAS appointed
to command the department OF Niteinia and
North Carolina.
The Tribune's account OF the capture of Fort
Fisher describes the works surrounding the fort.
Ii says the mound battery was considered a part
of Fort Fisher itself, though really an isolated
battery rome distance east and beyond tue sea,
upon which the rebels planted hesvy guns for
p~lunging shot on our boats
A small bsstic3ed fort of very considerable
strength is situated on the south eastern extrem
ity of the peninsula. = mile and a half distant
from the latter and 8 mile from Mound bat
,ery, commands Cape Fe.r river. and is manned
with some splendid guns. Probably 5000 stand
of arms could be gathered up inside these works
We also captured some ninety head of mules and
steamer loaded with $50 bags Of coin and 4 oman.
ti;y OF ammunition.
The interior Of the fort was the most complete
picture Of destruction aud desolalion il is pos
sible 10 conceive. The dead and dying lsy thick.
behind as well as in front. The bomb-proof.
we're crowded with wounded. estimated By one oil
our surgeons at 500. The parape,s and t~reyerses
we're plowed and corrugated by shot snd shell in
every direction. as well as The sand plain in rear
Of the works.
The barracks inside the bas,ion were shivered
into pieces
Large cslumbisds along the parapets we're dis
mounted and strewb in confusion amid the wreck
of broken carriages.
Everything eyinced the merciiess and most in.
fernsl rain Of death dealing and DESTROYING mis-
siles ,hs; the world has ever seen.
The frst Union dag planted in the fort We.
that Of the il7th New York. and after Genera
| Terry had returned from the capitula,ioa of For
Buchanan, the enthusiastic soldiers CLUSTERS
about him and set CD = succession Of rousia:
cheers for their victorious ehisf. Boys," sAis
the general moSsssly and removing his has. "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

GRASSLAND, MAGUIRE < Co. SUCCESSORS or A
Il ii. ScHsrLL. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MERIDIAN
AND MARYLAD STREETS We call the attention
Of the public TO the advertisement Of this enter
prising and responsible house which appears
elsewhere. 1t is one Of the foremost Wholesale
grocery and commission establishments in the
west. The arrivals daily of prime articles. such
as sugar. coffee. syrup, fsh-mackerel. white.
cod and herring-snd in fact Of all other staple
articles in<heir line. are very heavy. and operat
ing upon their own capital and resources, which
are amply Sufficient, they are enabled most favor
ably to transact all business with merchants at
home or abroad. We would respectfully com
mend the firm of Grassland Mcguire & Co.. TO all
our commercial readers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

Our NEW THEATRE Those who witnessed
the performance Of the members of the Amateur
Dramatic Association at the wigwam on Tues
day night. viii be pleased to learn that the gifted
amateurs give the third entertsinment of the
series to night. The e Maid of Croissey." and
I" Used Up" are the plays to be produced Let
every one attend; and remember that in 40 do
ing they are giving to the poor. which. according
to the very best authority. is "~lending to the
Lord" Brave hesrts stand between W. and the
foe. md let us stand between their wives and
children aud want.
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CAPITALS.
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Arb YOU INSURED AGAINST The draft
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hNAhps pet" he hs are ne sns~~ VITA peculiar
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name maybe drawn 'front.' the Wheel. From these hausnEo cares and saepnrsv you are rh~S nsSIs
py vii MI your place with an acceptable uedhu.. II you are drafted You are pd tn p~uraps xno
ny umNmk men, nre being notified THAT you are oncrped you attempt pay an uubauu n
ora ubdtue, when mem es advantage your individual nee~teF
lou "ek n the prosecution of your business and the enjoyment s kones privilege and Yp~o vu
mott smn pay m mmdMss m nc. FER .ToHhu. than an .attstp e snrn the dn'
ranks OF our armies Believing h1 by individuals sSaxAg thNnshsi in Accompany ne hn ny vii 40
moderate enn~ to each, form sfndtMw WIN Nv. ALL who NAV be dnnnd ard rnaL1sE Ap sa-~s
axe, 'nd apart h their rnrIeet citizens generally give the following
EXPERIENCES BY PERN6IsSIOrJ-
Fletcher Vjn & Co.'S Bank. " II Epdtb P~r Pt N.uo,., R.h
indianapolis National Rank. s.. Cdnns'N .donLB .nk
I'd All communicable to be addressed To either OF the officers
AT. NOBLE, President, No. 5 Yohn. Block,
CHARLES HEWITT. Secretary. Temperance Hail.
..n INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

cB-Ls Rue's great war show. as will be seen
by advertisement, is on exhibition at Masonic
Hall. Ii is pronounced by all who have visited
it to be a most novel. interesting and attractive
work of art. and it is illustrated by the most
comic of lectures by Mr.. La Rue. Visit it by all
means. 1t can positively remain only FIVE nights
in the city. Pressing engagements elsewhere
will speedily take il from US. so improve the op-
portunitv.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

sY Auction sale of well kept household fur
niture. at - East Washington street. on Friday
January 20. at 81. o'clock, "a follows:
Cane seat and Windsor chairs and rocking
chairs. French and round cornered bed.teads.
dressing bureau, bureau wsshstand. breakfast and
other tables. stands. window curtains. looking
glasses. carpets. cooking and warming stoves.
cupboard ware. safe, tubs, bottomtop and shuck
mattresses. &c. The property OF G. W Luckcy.
wv l.. FEATHERsrON.
DIT Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

t6- Captain Ambrose ID. Cunning. one of the
most accomplished officers connected with the
10Th Indiana. left the city last night for Nash
vile. Tennessee. Captain Cunning has been on
detached duty for some time. and is heartily glad
at the prospect OF being speedily engaged in ac-
tive service again We predict. if his life j:
spared. that this gallant officer will still further
distinguish himself.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
from the Army OF In Potomac

HEADQUARTERS Army or THE PoroNAc,J
January IL.
News Of The fall Of Fort Fisher reached here
this morning and is being sent to the various
corps headquarters and thence to the army.
There is much rejoicing along the lines. A
salute was fred at noon in honor of the glo-
rious event.
No firing has occurred on any part of the
line for several days. The rebels seem to be
busy moving from place to place as though
preparing for a change of some kind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
ma.l~av

INV. YoRx. January l9-rro passenger
ears were thrown FROM The track on Hudson
River railroad this morning at ! O'Clock into the
river near Yopkers The passengers were
rescued through the windows, With no injuries
except an uucommouly cold bath.
"a Asnussl train due here early In The
morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ Sholtz. the great ~sutocrat OF fashion in
the metropolis Of Indiana, showed US yesterday
some of the most magnificent fabrics ever IN
rolled to the admiring eyes of an apprecistive
gentleman. Sholtz's famous establishment ia
located on North Pennsylvania street, north Of
the postoAice building. and for fall. winter. spring
and summer hahiliments il is the very place to
visit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

SECOND HAND SrovKs AND FunsIrrRE If you
want a bargain call early at Marot'- Second
Hand Stove and Furniture Store, as be 10 oifer-
ing great Inducements. The place is iust cas-. 81
Titles Hotel. on Washington street.
Old No. I77-new No. 233 ianl7 -deodIw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ Clark. johnson & Co., successors 20 Vim
hedge 4 Jones, No. II West Washington street.
Indianapolis. have just received mems Scotch
bottom calf buckle congress. calf buckle balmo-
rails and enameied congress. also. gents fine
stitched calf boots at fair prices. DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

u Mr.. Patrick Timmons, of the agency Tor
Sands Celebrated Chicago Cream Ale, south IL
linois street. informed Us yesterday that great
preparations we're in progress by bis firm for the
present and approaching seasons business. Ar
engagements will be made 90 that every patron
will be promptly furnished on order with this
magnificent beverage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

SE- The celebrated New York Store we are
advised. will be closed to day for the purpose of
taking an inventory of stock. To morrow it
will be thrown open to the public as usual. No
more splendid goods are displayed on the coun-
tiers Of any like establishment, west or east. than
are offered at the lowest cash figures by the
Messrs. Glenn. Glenn's block. east Washington
street, south side, between Meridian and Penn
sylyanis streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

FouRru WARD DRAFT MEErfsG.-The citizens
OF the 18th ward are requested to meet ut the
school house this evening at 71s O'Clock. to hear
the reports of the soliciting committees. A fnll
attendance is earnestly requested as we all mus.
make AT effort 10 take our share of the city loan
vithou, delay j. Is. MACARTHUR,
Chairman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ We heard that yesterday a man in a sleigh
uas killed. with his horse, at the crossing Of the
Lafayette railroad and North street. but we
could no, trace the rumor TO any reliable source.
One thing in this connection, however, might be
we'll remarked: More care and Fermentation
might be exercised BY engineers and conductors
of locomotives and passenger trains rolling
through the city. and infinitely more wstchfulness
on the part of individuals in vehicles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
~we, are corr, to record . ,erv serious

~ We are CORY to record . very serious Ac-
s;dent. day before yesterday. on the Indianapolis
and Columbu railroad, by which. by the over
turning of . car a few miles east OF Piqua. Ohio.
Some forty persons we're more or less injured,
and one At least aecertained to be killed. Our
fellow citizen, Florence Richter, was aboard the
car which was precipsted down an embankment
He was seriously hurt, and escaped miraculously
with his life. All the WOUNDED were taken to
Piqua and Hospitality cared for.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

tB The greatest activity obtains by the stree.
sailroad company in the way OF preparing for
laying tracks early in the spring out Pennsylva-
MIA street, and out Massachusetts avenue. The
mule ONO will move shortly along these
thoroughfares.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

q The physicians and surgeons Of our city.
and the state generally. will perceive ah inter
esting debate connected with their functions. If
they will consult our legislative reports with re
gard to proceedings in the House Yesterday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

MErRoPoLtrAS THEArRE.-To night is IN,
Benefit and last appearance of Mr.. l. p. Bar
rett. " Uunder the Palm" will be presented for
The only time this season. To- morrow, Saturday
Mrs. Hodges takes her first Benefit in this city
She IL very popular snd deserves and will doubt
less receive a crowded house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
COMM RCiAL.

CINCINNATI, January IS.
. s. F;''' dull and prices "'"'''l' super 50 s's
Wheat dull and lower red 81 90.
Corn frmer, at 81 10 for ear, and ST. Is TO
Shelled, holders asking higher prices
Oats firm at S9c. in elevators, but holders ar,
asking 90c.
Rye dull. ST. 80.
Barley 81 55@I 60.
Whisky advanced to So 22ls az IS.
Provisions quie, and in good demand prime
mess S39 90.
Bulk meats in fair demand at l7@l9 TO
shoulders and sides packed: new clear bacon
sides sold at S24.
Lard dull; small sales prime city at 81.
Hogs dull and no sales. The news from New
York has a depressing influence on the market
therefore little or nothing done.
Flaxseed 81 sOG2 95; clover $l4 75QlS
timothy s6@62 %
Groceries quiet.
Exchange at lilo premium.
Money market tight.
sesx YORK
NEW YoRK, January ~.
Cotton irregular, unsettled and lower 81 O(
al O2 for middling.
Flour state and western quiet and dull, and
heavy So 90@lO 90 for extra state $40 95@
ii 0O for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and Sill l00l2 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet. ''a
Whisky excited, irregular and decidedly Hrm.
er; s. 80 for refined; s. 81 for state. and 81 sc
a. 80 for western; generally held higher.
Wheat dull and dropping No. 2 Chicago
spring at 81 IS winter red western 81 50.
Rye quiet and lower; 81 6S@l 20 for western.
Barley quiet.
Corn steady limited supply mixed western
at 81 Sc; white western 81 50.
Oats opened heavy and closed frmer, with
more doing 81 0SI@l OF for western.
Coffee very quiet 4l@46% for Rio 50@52
for Java.
Sugar firm but quiet Cuba l9R@2OR; Mus.
covado 1894 @23; Havana 243.
Molasses dull. rfr-. ~
Petroleum quiet; 81 for crude ; II for refined
in bond % DO. free.
Wool quiet.
Pork heavy and lower: sales mode at $40 00@
Al 90 Tor new mess; $50 00Q4000 for 3d.
mess. cash and regular way closing at S39 49,
cash; S33 50@34 90 for prime; S37 so fol
prime mess; also $500 bls. '63-4 mess for Jau
uary. sellers and buye rs option, at $39 50040 0C
and 500 bbls. prime mess for March. the same
option, at 500 90: also 4 900 bbls. new mess for
January, February and Msrh, ssme option, 81
@42 50.
Beef steady and in fair demand at 500 00@2;
for plain mess; S2l 50G24 80 for thin mess.
Beef bans quiet sud unchanged: $26@27.
Cut meats steady but not very active; l7@
1872 for shoulders: 1921 for hams.
Bacon sides in moderate request and frmer
20 for Cumberland cut: and 81 for long cut.
Dressed hogs firm and In good demand al II
Sl834c for western.
Lard heavy, 2O@23zc.
Butter quiet and steady 36@4s for western
and 1890 foJ state.
Cheese qulet, 1924. =
Money steady a, 6@7 per cent. -
Sterling quiet. l093s@l09R
Gold closed at 2l0L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

a. Men are vsnted to ELL the quota OF Per
~ township. Captain Foster Whitford is recruit
ing tor this service. and he offers 1876 local
bounty and t2s premium for each recruit fur
nished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ The Indianapolis Amateur Dramatic As
ISOLATION gives . performance At the " Taber
~nscle." Court House Square. TO night. for the
benefit Of soldiers families.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

INDIANA Mural DRAFr Insurance Con-
rASI call the especial attention Of our
readers 20 the advertisement of A. F.. Noble.
Esq No. 5 Yohnis block. in to-day's paper
The capital of the Mutual DRAFT Insurance com
pany is ample. and the programme set forth is
peculiarly interesting to all men liable 10 the
draft. Mr. Noble is one Of the most thorough
business men; his references are unimpeachable
and he will take great pleasure in giving all re.
quisite information TO those who call upon him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
Powder MN. B,,xvu mn.

HARTFORD. January l9th.-Three powder
mills belonging to the Hazard powder company
a. Burnside. 4 miles from this city. exploded
this morning killing two men and seriously in
Turing another man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

One hundred and fifteen men. for the 59th
Indiana. left this point last night for that regi
nenf, under charge Of Captain Ambrose d. Gun
uin9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

Sleighing yesterday throughout the city
vas besufiful. a fall of snow having occurred the
night previous.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

UNITED STATES CoURr -Yestesday the time
OF this court was chiefly taken up with the case
Of Pruden, accused of harboring a deserter
Hon q l.. Durham. and Hon Jason B Brown,
appeared for defendant. Hon. Mr.. Hanna, the
u. s. District Attorney, appeared tor the govern
ment. The argument will be concluded to day
by Mr.. Hanna
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ See the ne~ advertisements in The SEN
riyrL Of to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

tB- Huge fun al the Sugar Grove trotting
park this afternoon. Splendid sIeighing. fast
pacing. a gay time. Go up about 2 O'Clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

Il Read every page Of this Issue Of The In
diana State SENTINEL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

~ The Tribune Almanac for lSe5 has been
placed upon our table by Me.srs. Bowen, Stew
art 4 Co. As a publication OF reference. devoted
the dissemination OF scientific and political infor
nation. II certainly far excels any ether work
Of the same size that We know Of. The ~statisti-
cal alone contained in its pages. both
IN regard 10 the government of the different
states. and Of the United States. il worth more
than twenty times its cost. Call and purchase at
Bowen. Stewart K Co.'S. No. IL. Yves, Wash
ington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

WV YORK MONEY MAgKET.
NV YosK, January Is.
Gold marke, =,ill feels the effects OF the fall Of
Fart Fisher, and the still further depression BY
rumors Of the prospect Of the peace negotiations
growing out of the Blair's visit to Richmond.
The price opened At 2l374 and steadily de-
clined to 2l21A .IA
Later.--Gold closed at Gallsgher's exchange
20 day NJ 2e5.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

LOOKING To INK RIeHr SoURoE poK hkLP.-
NO one has ever vet tIied " Pinkerton's Wahoo
and Csiisaya Bitte.s." but what
them to his friends. These biiters are based on
their own merits. aud supported by uncomfortable
facts; and though they have. as IL were. bat re
Gently been Odvred for sale. thev have already
acquired a reputation equal to any bitter- offered
10 the public. for the peculiar AID efhcScious
property they possess Of curing dyspepsia. liver
complaint. constipation. dropsy. &c. by chang.
lng diseased sctiou aud e~xpelling from the sys
ten TIE various forms Of disease and suffering
They are prepared in accordance With With stric
and vel established chemical laws Their repu
tAhon 70 onward and upward. and these bitten
are nov recommended by the best physicians II
The country. Reader. il you need help. then loOl
10 the night soarce-viz PIukertoBs Wahco al,
Csiisays b.t.srs The genuine article has thu
name Of John rinkerton blown en- each bottle
Fer ale oni5 By Js,0a. SShugA & eo-ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20
from Detrelf.

D,rRoIr. January 19-W. d. Snow. senator
elect from Arkansas is in this city. he has in
formation which places the regularity of his elec-
ton beyond doubt, more than a quorum Of the
legislature being present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-20

DR. coLYoUR, MEDICAL oTTICE 10 - soUIH
Meridian street, fsrfsits his fes u he fails IN cur
ing any cas- hat nay Gems under his care, ne matter
heu ebsstnass - lsng standins. He warrants pea Q
euss- ezpAfas, In - primary seaSs, hsipsA An - min
usss, 0ss1 = - hssnL Cleo - years ssssdne
- byn Ia o0o6hrafW0Pn narn
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CITY e M s

uvi.i. the Indiana State Museum.