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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
GEt Daily aonss I.
EVANSVILLE
Gc
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
1865, ARRANGEMENT

# b
= TRAINS Leave EvansvfiIs Daily, (susdays
A. M. ACCOMMODATION
5@6g stops at all Stations. Arrives at
vinesnnss 1898 A. NJ; Terre Hauts
at 3:45 p. NJ
a. @A A N. MAIL EXPRESS
YOU Arrives ut Tincennes 1zsI7 p. M;
70. A NJ. trains leave for East, rs p.
b. for West, $40 p Ny; Arrives
At Terre Haute, 8 30 p. Ne connect
Ing with Express Trains follows:
TERRE HAUTE RICHMOND r. h.
Leaves Terrs Hante At 40 p. N. /;
Arrives at Indiauapolis T:25 P. NJ,
making close connection with trains
for Cincinnati, Columbus, and all
Eastern Cities, aad for Chicago, Tols-
ST. LOUIS. ALTON TERRE HAUTE 4. b.
Leaves TeFre Hauts ct Q IS p. N. :
Arrives At NATION As p. M; Chi
So cago, TOO A. NJ, and making direct
connections for all PoiHts In the
Northwest.
Am r. M. vINcENNEs ACCOM-
w mODATIOH-
Arrives st vinoenses s:4s r. NJ
o. &. N. Trains leave for East, 10 AS
Pm Arrive ct Louisville $50 A.
M NJ Cincinnati. $500 A. NJ; Lsexs
for West, $50 A. NJ; Arrive 81 St.
Louis, go p. NJ. Cairo 8 90 r. a
RETBREING.
an. CCOMMODATION TRAM
~ Leaves Tsrre Hauts At 80 A. N.
vincscn nee, II 20 p. NJ. Arrives Al
Esansyills 5sl2 P. N.
RwAIL- ~
I've Leaves Terra Hants 81 3: 80 p. NJ /.
On arrival OF Express Trains fro a
Cincinnati and the East Leaves Vim
censes Mt T.t6 p. NJ. Arrives q
Evansville e.17 p. n.
wYINCENNES ACCOMMODATIONS
w resf Leaves o. a NJ junction at G 40 A.
NJ, on arrival Of Night Express froD
eEf Cincinnati and LouiBvflle. Arrive
at Evansville $40 A. NJ. s.-es
A@- Ba9Gsgs checked through 70 nll pFfncfpa
FE1 JOHN INaLE. Jr., sup't.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Notice to Contractors.

A uSU'r 'i''' '''s ss ao
1hs Conmon couaeii Of ths CITY 81 Evansvfils
vii receive SEALED Proposals until fha lisa eay 81
ksptsmbsf, 1855. Tor grading, gravelihe Asd pew.
ing tie allsJ situate tsgwssa WAfsr and First
Streets, and extending from Cherry 10 OAK street.
BY cider Of the Common ouncits 81
A. n. ncGRIFFs cierk.
(Unioa Copy.) - &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Dissolution Of Co-Parfnershiu

THIS FIRMKNowH HERETOFORE UNDER
A. tn styls of DoSksr Dusoueh {, IL this dsy
dissolved by mutual cons ne Thm unaattlad
business Of The late arm viii be sstflsd az fhs
once OF Aiken a Dusonchsss successors to Doeksr
DasoGehst. q. NJ. D0OKRR
an6s'sW s5s aE y. Q. DuS0U CHIT.
nffss.l.- : r. a-~.ss e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
Nntina to cnntrantnr.

TiHK ooAMUE COUNCIL on TIE CRY or
Il Evansville will Fsoslts sealed prspeaals until
Monday evening. September nth, issb, Tor cisaB-
fsg out gHttsnas re sr@w FHIEFEF
a. N. MeeRITT. CLARK.
CITY cssrk's omea. SEPT =. lss6.
1850 t- ssls.id UHion ospy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06

81 We solicit an sary issp,stion Of eur gto<k.
and will, ~ hsrstofors. 1ulalisur prounf.s ~ -
. AL - sqzfrHisns Cor fhsir mercy. 50,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
TIMOTHY SEED.

fItHIRTY BAGS PRIME. RECEIVED Avn
i for ssls ~ reduced prices, By
sspts- kETLLY 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
WANTED.

VVEAoHER wAETED.--s GENTLEMAN Oh
Lady Teacher, who 10 able - teach Maths-
MATES, Algebra and Arithmetic, will ind rood
situation by euquiring 10 ths Journal once. Rus1
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

Pendant ee-moment- de silence, Pierre Bers
thautsetait reytnu pres du capitaine.
-Est-ce fait demanda Herbel--C'est
fait, capitaine.-Mais nos sabords sont tou-
iours converts ?-Yons .sayez bien quill fault
votre ordre personnel pour les decouvrir.-
C,est bien. quand le moment sera yenu, on lie
dpnnera.
PEG Nous aIlonls' donner l'explication de ces der
nieresI ignes assez pen comprehensive peut-
etre pour le lecteur.
LIE eapitainpe Pierre Herbel, non settlement
etaint nn original, CONNIE lie prouve lie choix
de son etat, mails encore %ii-etait dun carac-
tere facetieux. A Ia premiere Yue, sauf qael-
ques capriees de greement quill fallait l'eil
exerce dun marin pour decouyrir, lauBeHe
Ihrese ofrait un aspect aussi pacifique que
son nom fetait engageant. ~
~ Artist. a part ses lnateraux un peu chances
.et qHi e,sssent pu faire croire qn'eile sortait
dies chantiers de Nep- York on de Boston, GU
bien. aqu'aai lieu dune cargaison dindigo on
de .cochenilie, ellie portrait ce que, dams forgot
negrier,' on appelle M enlargement de bois
d'ebe ne, rien en- ellie ne r~evelait son allure cas-
sante ct son caractere hafgneux.s 4{956laa
e1a9f aA'5p 1898 aa ga tcontinuer 1sq
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
PRIX DIES ANNoNCEs.

Pour chaque carre de dix lignes an moins
pour la premiere insertion 81 so. Pour la Sc
conde insertion, par carre, Is cts. ct pons
chaque insertion additionnelle, par carre. so ctr
Pour toute' annonce indignant Ia profession
ct lie domicile, ct qui n'exeedera pas butt iigne
avec l'abonnement all journal, par an. $1,000
tToute annonce publiee par interyalles sera
payeer au taux de | piastres par carre. st job
-t-Toute fannonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
nest pas specific. sera inseree jusqu;a 5nouvel
ordre, au taux ordinaiFe. -rs4 sqg rs Sgr,.,
Toute annonce de canGidat sera payee $1,000,
ct d'AVANCE. -
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
suooEss1os DE THnorHIILE RoussuElL., decide,

Succession DE THEoPHILE RoUssEL, DECIDE.
Mat de la Louisiana. :, Cour du troisiane
y District Jndiciare, siegeant dams ct pour Ia
paroisse de Lafourche.
Attendus-Qne 2. ARLE RoussEr. resident
dams, la dite paroisse de Lafourche, a depose en-
tire les mains du Grefier de Ia dite Cour, son
app f%ication pour obtenir DIES lettres d'adminis-
tfation de la dte Succession, sf
En- consequence, avis est dome a toutes les
personnes que celia peut coneerner d favoir b
taire leur oppositio Isl Giles en- ont) ascette
demande, an g%refiel de la ditei Cour, dams les
dix jours qui i~suivrogt la premiere publication
de Get arts, antrelaent le petitionhaire3 sera.
dams les dflais de Ia loi. nonime ct ddment qua-
life notwithstanding de Ia adite Succession.
-- En- tfmoigaaga de sqloi j'ai signe qt
LIS fmarqud In place dl seeau de la dite
- Cour, ce "a ao1t mil huit cent soixa1-
te cling. e 4e.ts ~ q ts'4iefI -
AZ aa 3S Jusrfs saErA, Greaier.
ThibodanS,J lie Q sept. ls65.ao4 4Saue 81
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
Tvele* IN y It0. ~ go y -.IaaI - s~
PapelIer ct IInprilaeur.
ASSORTMENT CUMPLEF DE pAPIERs II
D'4RTICLE DE BuREAU ENT0USs GENR

~ " s45aKAt a-lGo~~SI 9a8Ips Hfal9.
.149zl
Papfer Il iettre ~franeais, angIais Ell americain
blue eli blanc; de S l,251a SIS, 90 la rame.gmgs9
aPapierse colier blanc ct blen, de S3,25 a $500
la rame-Papier-notaire, $3.50 a Sl3,0OGl la
rame., ,o s@ +. as .s4s4st
PAPER a iourlaux PAPER d'emballage. mar
nile, paille, gondfonne,. papier dTmpressio1
pour iivres, papier d'afiches, &C., &c.
Envelopes blanches ct james, de So ASH s
9i4aef eafRp $685. mile. sod 8l 9sfe
.GRANDEa SPECIALIZE 8aDEnlPAPETERIE
FINE FRANCHISE POUR DAMESs Papiers
.Guadrilles, damasses. .toutes naanceB.
Plilmes tnetaliiques ct autres, Carries dc Viaite
en- bottles, Albums aphotographiqnes, Porte
monnaies, Modelesode dessin, pomiu0s, Trio
sss.a ID tracs, Lotos, &C.. &c, &c.
Fabrique de Registres de Commerce, toutes
gfandeurs.@Un solde de Livressd de complies, de
8 a 10 mains. pleine %relinre, u 40 1. 100 de i'd
s9tfssf ~ " bais. 1ttslTe fHY @snta3
I~pHlrimerie1 en- tons geHres.LGros. ct detaiI.-
Importation dirscte. 1s Ygae
Bon marche ct profnptitnde dams pe~xecution
des c~orar1auaes. ef
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
IL


Les creanciers de Ia Succession Celeste Bel
LANCER widow of Lemuel Tanner. deeedee.psont
requis de presenter leurs reelamatlons tlegale-
naent a~pprouxees ct assermentees, au soussigne.
Les dehitcars de la dite Succession sont iegale-
ment reqnis de yenir regler dams lie plus BRET
delai possible x5*1 e9f 4ay ia so A8e4s
ar,S WINCHESTER HALL, n aez
Administrator, de 10 Succession.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02
Avis.

Z les creaueierss de la succession de. Firmin
tToups ct d aSilvanie Bergerona decedes.i9seat
,reqnis de presenter leurs reelamations, legale-
meat, approuyees et assermentees, au s%oussigne.
Les debiteurs de la-dite succession. sont 6gale-
ment rGquis de venir regier dass lie plus BRET
delai possible. JULES BEAUVAIS,,t
fa 1bAl = a3as A-ldaA Administrator
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

ATrENDp. que Adolphe Perrin, agent ct executeur
tesla me ntaire GatIf fde la succession de Victor
Richard, a. CO jsur, d spnss 4 ce bnrea I'm ,ableau
provisoire CONNIE agent de i us Bush. execateur
testamsnt1ire, ct aitssi en- Asa ca paeite d'executeur
testame taire, relasif a la ssccesioii du dit Richard
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ct en- societe ayec dautres iHdivi-
lus, den,andant q &c que ie aft tableau soft approave
ct b mologue. y I'm 93as S{ t.#
En- consequence les hfritiers ct creanciers de la
suSdit succession, ct les personnes interessees dams
les IA isons sociaies de Victor Richard e. Co ct de
Scndday & Richard. sont notifies d'ayoir d presenter
a &c bureau, dams les trentesjours qai 'suivront Ia
publication dn dit avis, les objections qn'efies peay-
eut uyoIf d lhomologation du dit tableau pfovisOire,
autrement il sera appro1ye ct homologue confor-
mement d la loL. JUSTIN SARTA,
S58t5 5{4fE Grefier de La dite Cour.
Thibodaux aoht "a 1864. a28 At
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-02

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OFFRENT EN- vENTEs
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vTANDEs fumees en- baril
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DO .afTNonparei ~
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,+FRooM!AGE de r 70 est -, - i s3sa III !
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II DOsag 3foa Limbourgb ss7: eve ct
DO agHifd7 HollandeG gsasaAas Es5!
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Do Caroline eta1atsf efaet
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sAVoN Francois ag9a ..a g w = 1919 y. = |.
Do ,s.a.f.a Winchester 4goa Hsl
DO a49a Palm 4 % no ~ q nd sap %
CHANDELLES Star iiTaa 70 iga eg@rs
DO ...os Blanc de Baisins 3i5 s93aq
AMIDON For srd non "a L III s-is tlob
DO ab saaa Durseasea II a1e@us7t -
ID o7sa Mars sasaalni at
LANNON'S Dufield s,.s s'5 81 a]... 81 SKI ~
i DO r,rssa Rawson 55st tsaa' hs@qa 40
Do tans JUS. Roe saeh s3qnn
DO 81 T~rowbridge g. Besttis
MAcQUEREAUX Nos. ! 81 8 II s. s's5,aI
MORUE par bottles ct barils nds 4ua
YEAST Powders 2 2'a .daauasalla '2
coRNIcHoNs, pinte. quart q gallon
SUGRE blanosa sa4 sgnrA44k
DO I'D sslde la Havaus apap sa97
DO sst8$ a. pay. s '7f .... 7 a ,...t I Il, I I
POIVRE noir an ssFa z0segaoa dor+
DO toe D Anglaisa iip % ,fr,rtsaldo
do Cayenne tsfa 97 aife7'
cLoUs dc GiroAass3 'a's 8. q aHs7'o9
f9 80 EEs fiHrs i liHu s4asg
GRAIsSE Ierqualitsss afte9a #rsa
vINAIGREsF Francois t'q7 Y aioss4 u
DO de cssdre 5.,s. s..a s.
Balais. Bayes. Epingles 4 linge. Baquets.
iffa a Planches 4 laver.s d 15a
TABAC a funier aaoa 1asa
DO . chiquer
DO s;8s q priser Hr T ,sr ILL
CIGARREs de la Havans dc I'd
HUILE d'oiive e t.islaas a I1p
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a3 ,Huitres. saumons.
Beufs, soapes, Rotfs. Peches.
Franchises, Praises, PORES, Pruness
,.<.. Abricots, Olive: JCapres,
81 Cornichons assortis, SIS y
$50 81 n ,tgtol4sf Etc., Etc. aaa ex
ai5saap saaoG 10 iag ssa7 s ss
tSs8asHah SO -ss5ai34s ss 70 ssn II asl
WINS EFT
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

MkRIoS CnCyIr CouRr-A verdict of guilty
vas rendered in the case OF William Miller. on
the charge of s,salirg money from . soldier.
and be was sentenced to four years in the peni
Tertiary.
Mary Thompson was tried by the Court on
the charge of grand larceny. aud discharged.
hilligar Paw. charged with grand larceny,
anu brought To this county on appeal from the
johnson Circuit Court, the cave vas continued
until tho nett term OF Court
DR. BieEsmsn vas Oh trial yesterday after
noon. before jury, on the charge OF assault and
battery With intent 20 commit a rape on the per-
son Of Msry NJ ROLAND Mary Was on the
stand while We we're IN Court She il Al inter
ssting looking girl, about twelve or thirteen
wears old and gave her testimony with every APP
peArance OF caudor She w.sfrcquentl, affected
10 tear aud the attorneys had 10 stop Entil she
became composed She testified that she WAS
sics aud the doctor vas called ia 10 examine
her: he vas then With German woman and her
noIher, aud, after sending tie mother and We
man out OF the room, while she Was living in the
bed. he attempted TO violate her. Unless The
defense can introduce some strong evidence to
refute this. the win 90 s,rong against ibe
doctor. Dr. Biersman il al Intelligent looking
German. Of good size. sandy complexion, $
smooth face, with large ssudy mSstache. de-
10 shout thirty years old He appeared 10 take
great interest in the exsmiE atOn of t5e wit
ness, frequently suggesting questions for bis ls-
.ers g. ssk
Tie Jury ~ the e..e are c. C. Campbell
Charles John. rhomss p Miller, William Love
Charte- fsnss<tt. isaisb Horn,dsy james Wal
lace William wood, Ccrsclius Lsucks, Frs
Harding. Samuel Lei5ert and Ons,hsn Frsnkem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
COM NJ ERClAL,
Daily Review of Indianapolis Mar
ket---Wholesale.

iNDiAS.POLIs, THURSDAY EVENING, Oct 5.
whEAr-There is much wheat srrivng-oid is
held firm at 81 05 for white and for red New averages
from 6cc to 81 40, according to quality
CORN-Ihere is shipping. The price Is steady
ateos6Sc for home consumption. New corn, 40QI5c.
OATS-There Is good demand for No sweet oats a,
+'c An iaferior quality sells al 4oc.
BARLEY--The market is dull Prime fall. old and
new, will command 81 l5al 90 inferior as low as 75c
FLOUR Market dun. superine sc OOa6 50; Extra
- 5oa9 90; family % 5o&lO p. Old wheat -four. 70,
home assumption, is in good demand
PR0VISl0NS-Csnvassed hams 2s930c: mess porl
s34 5oa35 90; cheese 20c ". r. Hamburg 7oc lard 2!
@3oc; PeachblOwn and Meschsue potatoes 81 1904 o,
per hbl; sweet potatoes IS 50 per Dbl
GROCERIES The advance in sugar in New York ha
given increased trmness 20 the market here We quot
fair to choice Bio coffee 81 &c. hard refined ssgs
at IL a22c, nhte 2oHc, extra 1870; raw do. 1.
sslsc, and Elolasses az si9l 10 FOR Porte Rico.
FRUIr-A good demand FOR green apples At from -
to - per biol. for choice from store.
BUTTER-An active demand for choice Central Ohio
in tubs at soc, snd IT sei, freely ~ arrival indians
prime at 4O942c.
p EGGs-Recepts light hrm market. at &c Pc.
doz., shippers count FROM store
sUNDREs-FeaihsIs 55c; tsllow l.alJ; beesssx "
csc; ginseng ESQ. I
wHisKY-Hishwfnc~ 81 y AID firm; r.c,isea ~lisk,
g. 25a2 %
sEEps-TimOihy - soa5; FAX seed - - rse-s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
asrIeniturai Report.

WAsHIyaToS, Oct. 5.--AgriculturAl Commis
sioner Newton. has issued bis reportfor the y ear
just closed IL relates chiefly TO farm stock
La the summary be states that the average
amount of grain consumed in Great bntain ard
Ireland. il about 81, 600 600 moro than produced
The defci. Of this yesr will make il about enc
third greater or a. 600 900 bushels.
The immense csrn crop Of this country, now
safely grown, will enable us 10 chip largely OF
wheat 60 foreign countries Although the vheas
crop hss been injured fuIIy as mueh as reported
in The last MONTH, statement. and the quality OF
the new crop IS not good in many States. The
amount Of old wheat will not be AZ great as an
tcipatet
The bucksheAs aud potato crop may be very
large but the danger o. the rot is too imminent 70
base any calculations upon the iatser crsp
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
OvyIcs-Sssn sid. Public Square, Csvssf-
faa Indians

ruVHK Company holds By lesss. snt IN zee, ssssf
twenty thousand acres Of the most select cssa
lands Ia Western Indiana, bordering both sides OF he
wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be seen a. he
VIM Dale, No. IS Park Place. r. CITY at the once q
Hon- j. z. Cofreth, H0nt.ngton. Indiana ard 81 he
Office " Roach Mcdonald, Indianapolis
reference 20 the report OF the HoE. David DsIs
Owen, late State Geologt, viii show that these lands
the midst OF the nnest coal fields Of the
State aboundns sso ~ s.;, iron snt other vsissois
mineral substsncts.
Nearthe mouth q Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities % lsnfs salt has been discover~e
equal IA quality 20 The EaDs~hs This water vas re-
ondags salt finding its way down the usbssh ane kns
Canal Mr.. Ihomss the proprietor finding himself IN
able to compete with IT, abandoned The msnufset1rs N
bis boring be encountered that which reesotly dis
closed facts prove 10 have been coal oil
Those lands all lie In close prex nifty 10 the Hsosss
and Rr.e e. anal some Of them upon IL banks
Mr. John Mcksn0my, the business agent ~ ne com
psny ned from Of observation OF The cal
regions Of Psnnsyvsna. convinced that The lands leesse
BY the company, in Fountain and Psrks cs1nte> hAs.
Tar the general formation o. the country ane the
surface indications present themselves stons analogy
In the oil and mineral substances a. fou n % brenee
Creek Pennsylvania where the greatest qsAntty anc
the most valuable Oh found M. kckknony has par.
for eperstiss, ana pc
pairing with sxpeneDcex sorknen the speedy tsveep-
rsn, u tie hidden treasure % The lands Of the company
All in1ices % coal OIL fornd IN localities whsre
ealfies Ok the lsnds u The Company ssortns svery
rational proepec q success TIE company hiahsh an
make ether refert 70 the character
81 the isnds her than the report anc map refsrree 70
elooeos Of the stock being ooo shsres 10 rrspessd
By Company ss offered IN the nsrset a ene-
s par value being o3s per share. fer the pelsss q
is.ds' spras-l&vsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

o.ucs-so r.lso,s Ss-'. BoeS. tn4l.s .p.li.. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

CtNeISsAff, Oct.' D
Flour steady; the higher grades shade hrmer -sie.
OF choice extra at - Is and family snd fancy ats 75
III; supeTfne is offered at 75ae. - ere -.-
Wheat IN good demand al 20 for prime old RED and
so for sales Of choice kentucky white sf 50.
Corn quiet al GO for and 7Oc sbelled Oats In
fair demand at foGf3 Rye in iemsnd q So Tor rev
and Sc for cd
Whisky steady at 81 20.
Provisions buoyant-
large demand for Mes pork 81 Is dol IN, At tie
close holders asked 80.
Bulk meats higher; shoulders iesse: sd-s &c bseop
sides 25c
Butchers lard sold al - &c; PRIME lard 90
Gotten steady at f5d46c fer uaiddling.
Groceries firm.
Petroleum had advanced 10 $3.50.
Butter firm ct toa43c. Cheese firm % iss isssc.
Gold IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

Ekw YesE, Oct.
Cotton more active aud excited and ls2c higher at
s9d5oc for miadllng.
Flour lOc better; IS 354s 80 for extra state; 7E4
Is for Round Hoop Ohio. and J0al2 50 fer trade
brands, the MARKET closing rm vth sellers ~ inside
quotations.
Whisky easier al 25s9 80 for western.
Wheat 2e &c better at 80 IS for choice spring.
7ja 20 for Milwaukee club, 75sl - for amber Nil
wsukee- 90 for winter red Western. IS for -hte
Michigan, 65 al y for Chicago spIing Rye firm;
Canada o7dl 0s. Barley lower 23dl IS for Canada
Western. Barley malt quiet Corn unchanged a. IS So
for unsound, srd "a for sound mixed O:s
active ~ 40 a 30 unscsnd and coz IS for sound.
Coffee enIl- Sugar aru. Cuba Assco.sao B3esl4 e,
Havana Il asl65a. Moissses dun. -A4
Hops IN moderate demand.
p raleun ouIes and ar,H % ssss.c for ersd- sss
e. farrefned j. boaf ard - sc C. FREE
90. dull.
Pork higher At rs eJ9a5 ST. FOR new mess, cl,s-
s35 e for cash. f2s 503o 90 for prime 40 and
So .sdac rs. for prime Beef active and crm;
plain ess 50gif 30; IL 50Il5 20 Tor extra mess Cut
lrn at I6I. el7i.c fss shoulders and is1. 4ssc
for hams Bacon dull.
Lard iirn a, 2J9Z9ci..
Batter quiet and firm Of ss y &c sor Ohis sed Al
a. f.F state. Cheese i3a i-c-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06
Trial of Nirx.

wA.Hixsrox, Oct Geo W. +. Reynolds
the witness who testified to the thievipg carried
on st Andersenvilis, cr0ss-sxsmned BY
Judge Advocate Chapman. He said be belonged
10 the Second kentucky mounted Infantry, which
only numbered 1874; the regiment was on the
way 10 Central Kentucky Tor recruits, when at
tackled by an equal number OF rebel euefrillas
after fighting one hour bis regiuens surrendered;
a number of his regiment was killed or wounded ;
On surrendsFing, the rebels claimed him as q spy
they took from him some counterfeit rebel
money and parole not 10 fight against the Con
fe1eraey while the rebels we're in Kentucky
when he reached Andsrsonyille be had nothing
but his clothes; he started in business by selling
his daily corn bread ration for ten cents, and
subsisting on the balance of his rAtiens; he az
rived there about the lst Of June, and shout the
10Th OF jane bought thirtseu dozen eggs at three
dollars per dozen, a trick that cosld be dehe
there ansng men OF honor; when he LETT. August
4th, he had FIVE hundred dolarsin Erecnbscks;
at one time he Rad ere thousand dollars The
witness said he never had taken an cath to sup
port the C0nisderscy; there we're 81 Anderson
vile City welis and one hundred and forty
springs, none of which, however. yielded =
buckeiiull OF water at time; the water wss
pure sEd clsan; shers we're Eve hzndred bakers
in the siocksds; the place was city, aud thsre
were four real estate dealers; there we're reading
soases, snu suy one could ger meal Tor SiU ~
gGesnbaeks whisk, sold ut s. tor thimbletull
there we're twenty barber chops, and the barber.
acted as doctors, som samsi selling aacdisines
they also dyed the prisoners wh:skers lie hac
! seen men cut their own throats; did not know tht
reason except they were kin aud hene and IN
! desli,Hts condition: this not from hanger
but from sickness; he colo sediciue for dyptheri,
:, cue dollar and quarter per bottle
| he crosses mins,iOp u Ia> witness lssteC
till the sdjosrpmeIt, ssi elected oething new o
| important
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-06

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