Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4571, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1865 — Page 3

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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 16. t .ix JL-ir -ji irs tor. jBooks, Pamphlets. Cards, KJhccks, Circulars Blanks, Bill Heads, Bills Lading, V? , Acc?., Dm am grimnil w mt (l.i.nrflrr. In 1 1 leaf Mtfle, on first qnalKf Paper. md at Lotr Price. i ülre as a Call. C I T Y 1 T EMS. fSTThe böte! ire throve! with t fileer arJ ersons iitio the cif j fnr the. purpose of rueetj E their friend rcturtirg with thf regime &ts M7"Tbere hi bsen left 10 bar ris.pasirin jassbodk cotuinisj the dischsree of priTate i.l If . m -ii -. - juna Hiiimit, uoraptny 1$. 'JJth Italians Kegihetit, photoerar.h. letter. k . which th nr vIan hate hy calling at this office EEPThe Younz Men's Christiati As-ocJatii.n ol j a verv important meeting ht ik fv .r.. rDl Church, this ecniuir. to which 11 ar in. f.ted. This Association tiaa Utl. ... : . . i :.. - ..J KIMCv' IU a tereit. and we hope for it specly return to It farmer flourUhiug condition. tlT" A Complimentary Concert is to be gien )! Mm. Dyche, this evenicsr. at Maor.ic Hall. 1 he Conceit is under the supervision of Profear Owen, and will be in all respects equal to at giren to Mi? Croft a few eenir;fc. since he programr&e embrace choice pieces. Seat; ro b secured at lien bam 1 Co'a. 9 i t5yTte ßce block of biltÜD on Meri iian jreet. now being erected for Mr. Alrord, will if, wheu completed, one of the handsomest, ex--ricrly, ia the city. The front h of iron. :..! Vie rest of brick. The Mock will contain five lrge store room on the first floor, and will be fpur stories lo height. The are to be ready for tircupaücj bj fall. : Vfi There were no regiments teemed ):- tfrday. One or two arrived, which, with thu.e hieh cause Wednesday eveu.n, will hire their iceptiou to day at tbtee o'clock. The an)uiicemeut will be made by the firing of art.l!try in the State llouie 1'ark just previous to Utt hour designated for the commencement of Sbe ceremonies. t?TThe Föderal Court, mhloh h 14 fitli III Amnion for some time in this city, will probably ljourn to mot row. The important cases, both jiminal arwl citil, have been diooed of either trial or continuance. A great time of the ourt has been occupied in the trials of the conspirator ot Daviess county, and infringements 4f the revenue and draft enactments. HtxiriT or F. O. White. To nicht Mr. F. l. White ha bis benefit. The plajs are"Ueu. &lt." Smith and Brown." and" To Cincinrfiti and back for three dollars " All know Mr. bite' merits better than we can tell them, and iJl it is Decenary to know inorder to have a full riiu-e, is that it is a benefit niht of one of the iSost popular comedians and deserving actor in tte country. Idy were thonn yesterday, by Mr. Uen1im, of the firm of lienham ii Co., ot this city, ole of Knabe k Co.'s nj.right piano, and ia buty of fiuirf!. sweetne-s and elegance of tone, wt think the inotrumeut equ-tl to any of our American manufacturer. 1 he upright.- are i.ow the most dettirable. not only on account of their Une, but the mall pp.ice occupied by them, w'ell a. completeness in workminhip." ' . TaAriR or Rial Estate The following transfers in Real Ftte have been made at the oice of the County Auditor since our last relOvid Butler to George D Vincet, lot No 9, ii out lot No. 180. in Indianapoli" $ 100. Warren Stcacy to John J. (Jates, pirt of lot lo. y, in Kiukre No. C2, in Indian.tpoli' Si.50O :R. M. Cosby to Samuel F. Iiowe, lot No. 4, .it; out lot No. 43, iu Indianapolis $,700 4 Tiir MiTaorouTA. A good audience la x.mbcr were at the Metropolitan hi.: t.ij;hf. Titic play was the popular and well conceived -d!roa ot the Marble Heart. For the past two eeks the Stock Company luve been doing the tines4 at the Metropolitan, mid the mici-oh f their acting is found in the all but ui.ilonu g'nl tau.'e! with which thev have been created. The mpoy has no superior West, and is decidedly Marone It embrace ome a tine hntnoiuc ent as there i in the countrv. To night Mr. F. (. White take a btnetit. If.T"Tlie eoldierp, niter being ptid ofT, mike eedj traufers from tueir Uttered nuit of blue 1 the Labiliment of civilians, and the metanf irpbia they undergo is most complete, preser uV only the sun burnt feature to mark the dif filence between their new and former eot dition. lie old clothes are gathered up with sicred cire and takeu home, there to be preferred a precious mementoes around which gather the rC-ollection of years of bird ferrice and privs. tijo.a well as the proud triumphs which each tattered and torn suit could recount. "Soiaier! rt, thy warfare o'er." Police Matter Huiine-n at the Police Ciurt was not to extensive yesterday morning aa usually the ra.e ii that precinct of justice There was a decided tiling off in the Lumber of ci rninali, and only four were so lost to themselves and their friends as to make tbeir appear-a-jce in the criminal's dock. Thomas Barrett, James Lowdcn. I'attick O'Brien an J John Schaub were found drunk, and t-eu care of fwr the niU:. Tliey were put lV n for $3 ativl coi!.", and in default, were put olllhe chain gang fur ten da? The way of tbe tilliiire9or, &c. Maeriaoe Licenses Tbe fullowiug marriage licenses have been isued bj tbe County Clerk for the weak ending yesterday: M. F. Peutecost and Lizzie M. Barker. .Louis IViogler and Louue R eger. II. B. Livingston and Joepbuie Oburn. N'ewton Clay pool and Minerva J . Kyman. JVIbert D UttTner and Lutreli N. Uuilerfotd Samuel Ieubour and Jerutht M. Monroe ac K. Biglow and Agnes K Barge-. Thomas Beaver and Sarah K 1 hauley. Wm. Hsggard and Father J. S.arley. itoieph lii-hop and Alice Ludlow. William C. Stone and Anna K Cady. lwts Ii. Mo-s!er and Kate Newmn I'aoMOTioMs The following promotion were J at It oflic of iL Adjutant (irfirrl. in Ipiiaoa regiments, ycterJv : Thirty seconi Theodor Minen, Csptin; A I too Sherman. First Lieutenant; Llwarl Slioll, Second Lieutenant. f'uriietb A. D MrLain. Second Lieutenant; Fil-nklia Craur, Second Lieutenant; S K. Wil Li?u, ScCdtdLitUtfcaCt. r'orty -fourth Nicholas Eii!ey, Second Lieu tenant. ''oriT fifth Jame T. WiIccKin, Secoi d L I utetint r'f.y Filib W. P, Finch, First Licu:eiii t; H'C. Stuut, Second Lifuteusnl; (ieorge W. J'; ker, iu.l Lieutenant; Pvry Ivl, Firt Ltfaeoant; Y. M. Kuchey. Second Ltc'ilrnant; WV P. ChFpell. S-t.ni Lieutenant. pitty Ei;ntU M.ltoti 1'rnJergart. Seot.ua L:nitenant; Isaac C Wur Jeu, ouiid LuUfi; U-bi; I I- l'Lom. Secoud L'euUuaut; TtooiM K. II I. Sei-oi.il Leutrcaat: Joseph Si;ill, Sex-on J Ln uiriun, AUnou R. ltiujn, Si old Lieiit nLt ; Shadlaib irii trr, Secoi-0 Livutenaat; Jotm VV. Wvod, SeionU Ltcuienaut. lJne Hundrr 1 an 1 Fort? third K W Fcki Ci'a n; i J. Keete, First Lieutenai.t: Jo)u T Ft-k. Second L eutecant f)o Hundird ant Fortynity Ii V C le, CA tin; L. B. IhkoM. Firm I.ru'rni.i; .1 A 11 Jlnin, Second Lieute nat t. U'oe Huudre-1 and Forty t.ii:th Il.ram C Mfter, l'r-'U ; Jobo VV. Uuiiiiirry. Fimt Lieutefant; L K. Aiktr. S.w t.d Irtt. i.at:t; James Ulligttanb. Se.-wU'l L cu'.eoan . ! )nt llundre- and Filty Crt Ji-hn U Winters, Fisl LleuUuint; Lewis J DarLell, Ful L.eutenant; W. M. WUall, Second Lieutenant.

tfJS"i psymsstere are buailr etst sjreI in paying off the troops thtt bare been clchrEed at thiciy. Themen depart for their homes as etrly a rrarticable after receiving thir money, aal but little dipoition is shown bv them to leave their earning in IndiaLspolit. Tbe advice given them bylhe Governor, as lo the disposition of their fund, seem to b acted upon, and thoe who expected toietpa rich harvest in the way of elling douMe pic eI commvdiiiea to tbe sul dierboy. will be diaj pinei. Four yers of d.cij Iftje in cnirtial tactics have LOtbeen without their lfot,! in practical life, tbt io luture will be advr.taeou,atid in meeting and comOatieg the vlci. if ude of life, its ups and downs, it uocer t&i.'itiet, and i; disappointments, ihe eoldier has cu:rel a bind book of knowledge of the mo-d servicable kif.d, and he whoexpects to circumvent them cr fiat.k them unawares, will Bed him-t!f difcorafi'trd. Mot of them have a good knowl elge of men aod underiar.d tbe specious exterior and at the same tiat are llcquiintJ with the a aSttratuQ wherein lies the villainie of mankind. Ciliar GtcciK.it. Tbe subject of establishing a society for tbe purpoaeof obtaining cneaper groceries i now being agitated. Such societies have been established io Cincinnati, Chicago, and nearly all our principle cities by the laboring men, and enable them to etve at !ei.t ten per cent. Tbe practicl operation of such societies i- as follows: A sulli:ient number of men form themelve into a league and agree to purchase their groceries at anv reliable house that will agree to sell, in consideration of the increased trade, at. say ten percent, discount on regu'ar market price Tbo bociety i-ue tickets and sell them to it members in quantities as desireJ, giving eleven dollars worth for ten dollars In par cha&iü. the member pay lor their groceries in tickets at the regular price, and the society re dee ira the ticket for the grocer each week The increased trade enables him to sell at ten (.er cent, off, and still make tbesame, or, even greift er profit. This subject is worthy of consideration by our Citizen. A nice little sum can thus be s ive J each year. Te:i per cent, on $300 or yj)Q would be a sivlng of $30 or $.rU a year. It H a notorious fact that croctrics and piovirfioi at retail are higher in this city than in the em tiler towna or larger cities around us. Whether this is due to a want of enterprise or avariciouneon the part of our retail grocer, zr bo'.h. we are unable to ay. On the other band tbe wholesale grocery market ot this city has a re;utatii;n as to facilities and cheapness, all thiegs considered, second to none in the Weit.

Not a cr Third Serie. on 7 30 's sow Read-. The demand for the Second Series of the 7 20 Note9 were bo great that the Treasury Depirk ment was nnable to print them with sufficient rapidity to fill the orders. It will be remenbered that a hundred millions were ubcribq-l and paid lor in a single week. The printing rree hive finally surmounted the difficult , and on W ednesday, June 7ib, the delivery of the Third Series commenced, and w ill be continued with tbesame promptness that marked the supply of the cote of the First and Second rie. It has been this interruption of delirery it tbe time of subscription which has ßiven the appearance of a falling off in the popular taking of the loan, the great body of small takers beiir unwilling to pay tbc-ir money unless they receie their noto. in hand, to carry tbem home. It is expected that after this week the daily subscription to the Seven Thirties will run up into mil-lion-, a they will undoubtedly be stimulated by the opening of the Farmers wool markets Ka;t and West. It i not ut all likely iht the Go ernment will ever again offer so desirable a curity a3 these notes, and about two hundred million only can be ttken. , With the close of the war the nalion.il expeice will be va6ily reduced, and investors mufit look for a sharp reduction in the rate of interest as soon a the present loan becomes due, and can t.e paid off There i no reason why the United States credit for money sbould ever agan tall below its credit for courage. The'rjarae spirit that preserved the geographical integrity of the coin try will r lace its pecuniiry Integrity on a nir with that of the mol favored botious and thit will represent a ru'eof intere-? under ratber than over four per cent. J , t UUiINE8S NOTICES. . (Jl artkem aster Ge.xkbal's Dafactmest.) Indiana Volunteers, I.ndiaxapolis. Ind., JuneD, lbG5. ) Col. James Blake L hereby appointed Uhirt Marshal of all receptions to be given to Indiana Soldiers arriving at this rendezvous, from this time, fur muster out and discharge. He wi.l heve the oversight of the reception dinners to be given at the Soldiera Home, ar.d will superintend and direct such marching as may be had, and alo all proceedings at tbe speaker" stand in thV State House Patk. , Olhcers of Regiments and Battel ie- will pleas1' report to him, at the office ot the State Quarter' master General, oa reception days, for instruc. tion I'.y order of the Governor. A Stone, Q. M (Jen., lnd. ; Military IUcr.niONs. Iu accordance will the announcement made iu the Card ot General A. Stone, Quattermaster General of Indiana, th undersigned consents to assume the charge andirection of the retentions to be given to soldier soon expected at this rendezvous lu so doin he venture to rely, so far a- relates to thedinnef arrangements, upon the renewed co operation and aid of that t flrran corps of ladies to whonj he wm under so great obligation during the rev cention of last year. He earnestly hopes that all that cflicicut body will again volunteer thei services, and that as many others as are willing to share iu the honor of the occasion will un'Ui with them; and when iuf'ormed, by tbe papers ot otherw ise, that a reception i- to take place, tha they will at the signal of the cannon, at 8 A M on the day of the reception, repair, as formerly to the Soldiers' Home, for the duties of the d' Ou the approaching reception, all cooking will be done at the Government establishments, ami the ladie will only be expected to arrange and prepare food already cooked. Jaiirs Blake. j 10 G Chief Marshal of Receptions. For Salk. A very superior family horej six year old, broke and trained byoneofthq test horsemen in the State for his own fatmlii ue. and m altogether reliable; aUo a new Jenny! Lind family carriage 'Drew & Shaw's manufac j ture which has been used only occasionally duriug the past two months, together with the: harne and all the accompmviug fixtures, uettj ss combi, brushe. tiecewAr? for taking? care of a horte. For further particulars inquirti at this tfuce. IU tf ; JT Those wanting cheap and pure liUors would do well to call on Elliott & Rjan, corner) of Meridian aod Maryland Streets. They are1 closing out their entire utock of liquors at low figuief, and, as they have not bought any liquor! tor a long lime, their stock mut be old and pre i feiab!e lo liquors lately made Now, that whiikv( of all grades appears to be advancing, i the lim to buy, and we know this house will give good bargain, aa they are determined jto quit bu-i i ne. j Tikee Haute amp Richmond Railkow ' Cit Auk r Tim. On and Her Mon lay, June P.', the tin of thi ro 1 will he chiriged a lol hn: We-iiwarJ Accommodation leaves at 7-UO A M ; Kur. l:l) P. M ; Mtil,3:4J P. M ;i Karre. 1 1 :-U 1. M. K.tard Kxprcs arrive at 3:4" A. M.;i Mail. IOijU A M ; Kipre-s 7:03 I M.; Ac-; i oniinodali.ni. h.4t l". M. 16-Iw """A rich groth of hair produceJ. the natu f( rtl iv'iur rt!t'tet, (not uwJ), and ail dieae ol ti.e M'alp, fallu.g t ff, Ac , cured by u?i.ig"Karka," the infill.ble hair re-torative Price $1 til per butlc. Sold by all druckst. j, J F. SlMifR. ! Iiig,;i-t, Bate llouie BNtk, Agent 1 r.d l ( i i Sinasaax 1UT., Attention ! Betöre nu buv vour B o;a .t.d Sbic halt at .No 31 W ctt Washington lriet, opiosile the Palmer llou-e. ai.d buy Vour B oU and Slioe at nett cot, and save "i to !') rer cent. Call at tbe Stuut Sh-e Siuie. No 31 Went Wabingtou irret. Iii Can kit An adjourned meeting will be held t the Hou-e of Lords, on Mon lay evening. Vit 'JU ii.i , t 5 o VI eck, :or the purpoe ot appointing otneera. Member, and others wLo f Cl R. Stewart i'-jPSce lf- Wu rnom-Hn' ftdTrtiemect on the fourth page of to day'a paper. jan S3 tf.

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aarcara imiaifrrini Biarmnnnim. MIDNIGHT REPORT. Wmr Tlornlnr llrrl Kee rlral Pace. MUTINY AMONG NEGRO SOLDIERS, Ecd River Naval Surrender. OIX. IIST CALIFORNIA, John Minor RotlV View. ARMSTRONO GUN IN WASHINGTON' Generals Butler and Banks. MORE VISITING DELEGATIONS. Ar,. &c., &C Ac j ICeporlof Iii Siurrender of Itie ttebel arul rorce on lied Klver. WasuiNdTox. June 15 The Navy Depart merit has just received from Commander W. E Fitzhugh his report concerning tbe surrender of tbe rebel naval forces on Red river. Commander Fitzhvh in hi dispatch, which is dated on board tbe Ouichata, off AlexanJria. La., Jure 3d. says that he tartc-d up Red river on the Cth of May, with the steamers Benton, Ouichata, Fort Hind no an and the tug Tenteste, in com pany with Mj r General Huroa and hi steamer Ida May. iu advance of the troops He encountered no ren-itaiice wvatever; all whom be met seemed well disposed. On tbe morning of June 31. the squdron met Lieutenant Commander J. 11 Hart, commanding tbe rebel naval fojees of the Trans-Misiissippi squadron and received Horn him the iron clad Missouri Lieut Commander Carter informed Com mander Fitzhugh that the Missouri i the only naval vesel on Red River or its tributaries. Tbe Chi mpion, one of the pump boats captured io the lae expedition, was turned over to the armv The Missouri has been brought balow tbe Falls, and i to be refitted at the mouth of the river. The Missouri is reported to be a very formidable vcol, and id hetvily armed and plated with railroad iron. She resembles the rebel ram Tenne-isec. Her battery consists of one 11 inch gun, one 'J inch gun and two heavy 32 pounders. Commander Fifzhugh has gor.e up to Sbreveport to t-ecure euch property as may belong to the navy. The number of naval prisoners paroled bp him at Alex andria was eighteen and mx officer., including Lt Commander J. W. Carter. Another Georgia I'clegatlon John JI. Uottk Vlevsa. New Yoee, June 15 Tbe Post's special says: Tbe delegation known a the Georgia Union Club rrsabed Washington last evening, and hope to have an early iuterview with the President. General Graut reached Washington this morn inj. Postmaster General DcnnUon is taking active measures for the restoration of mails throughout the S iuthwest. Mr. Kiibourn, agent for the Deptrtmeut, arrived from Fiorida yesterday. He reports great destitution iu that Siate, and that in some districts there is actual starvation. John M. Botts is not opnoetd to the creation of the new State of West Virginia, and acknowledges Gor. Pierpout. He accepts the abolition of slavery, but doubts tbe ability of the Colbmtution framed at Alexandria by eleven men. He asserts that General Patrick had appointed dis loyal men to office in Richmond, and disapproves of it. Got. Brown, of Georgia, has returned to Wajbiogton. It is thought that no more testimony will be taken by tbe Conspiracy Court. The Commercial's Washington ppecial eav9: A delegatiou of influential Unionists from Tennessee is in Washington, urging the appointment of R.J. Meig Justice of the Supreme Cjurt. vice Caton. deceased. Parties from various puts of the Suuth represent that tbe people arc thoroughly weaned from Jeff. Davis, and regard his execution as a foregone conclusion, and acquiesce iu it. H ii tiny In uScgro Civnlry ICeginieiit. PuiLAOKLrHiA, June 15. The Forties Monroe conepoudcut of the Philadelphia Inquirer, st)s that for sometime a mutinous spirit has cx ited in the colored ctvalry brigade belonging to the Twenty faftb Corps, the meu declaring that the Government had no right to eend them to Tei . Ou tbe lt2tb,wben ou board the steamer, this spirit of discord took the form of open tnu tiny, when a vessel was run up to one of the wharves of the fortress for assistance. Two companies of the Third Pennsylvania artillery were sent aboard, under command of Major Schilling 0:i approaching tbe vessel they threatened to fire. Tbe Major resorted to strategy, and re turning to the wharf, had the mutineers brought abore under the euns of his men, in parties of two and three at a time. Thus they were all disarmed and returned again to the vessel. The effect will be only todelay the second part of the expeditiou from sailing as soon as expected. ( avalrf Hep trim e for .nobile Hit). FoETRKs Monroe, June 14 Immediately after the departure of the infantry portion of the Twenty filth Corp for the point of rendeivou at Mobile Kit, about a dozen large steamers ar rived here for the purnoe of transporting the c ivalry bticade of the Twenty fifth Corps, Gen. Cole, to the same destination. The steamers have besn supplied with twelve days' coal and water, and rno-t of th cavalry have already embirked. The following steamers have their full compliment of troopa, and are now ready to Siil, viz: C. S- Hagan, Dudley Buck. New Jer t-ey, McCIellati, Major Bosuet, and Dr. Moley. The remaining steamers will all be ready in a few days, altho-ih thu opprelve!y lut aber prevents di-patcb in loading. ubcriptioti ts io crnmenl Loam, Philadelphia . June 15 Jay Cooke reports subscription to 7 30 to dav we're $1.730 2K) in eluding $100 (JH0 irom ihe Fir-t National Bank ot Elraira; $H,b00 from ihe F rst National Bank of Portland; $10U.UUU from the Firot National Bank of Hornburg; $100.000 from the First National Bank of Cincinnati; $75.000 from tha Second National Bank of Cb;cago; $120.000 from ihe Firt National B.nk of New York; $;Ko,Ooo, trom the First Nation.il Bank of Lou vil!e,an4 1,11)2. individual subscription. tire in llnrrlabiirff, Va. H Ak&tsct to. June 15 A fire, this morning, destroyed Fleinitif;' c ach factorv and black arrnth shop; Jame Pattrrsn's billiard saloon; lies' i.e depot, and Wm. ParkhtH's dwelling houe and pluuibii. etat!;hnicnt. The Dail Telegraph printing otlice wa p irtially destrey edy and Brvam's damaged. The Kichanpe, Count. Court House aud Siate Arsenal, were for a time in danger, but toriunately escaped The total lo i i31.(i(). partially insured The re i Mttrinutcn to inct nJian-in. .vinralrr and it Irl tie. B-"tom, June 15 --(.eorge, sgel ii'een tetrs,, sou of Garvin Hoilidiy. "hot hi father io the neck witü a revolver, ir.rl.ctin a evere and fatil wouiJ.stiJ then tied to tho wood, where he blew out hi own br;n ai'.h the same weapon Tfie act wa without provocati-in, aud up to the time of its commission, vourg Hoilidav had been an industrious and afLf.'tionate .on The tragedy incurred on Tue lay, in Singer's, where Mr H-'Utdav carrienl on busiLf at ew!ng machine ui toufacturer. rite i'wao off I'ratoti laraltnl Urll mn. N.m Yoaa, June 15 The CommerciaPi Wahinßon special says: S . Waldrou, late Mrhal of ihe S roi.d D strict, New York, leaned at Washington fr trial, and wa allowed two day to procure counsel. The Court met WedcesJay and to-diy, but he has uot been beard (rota, aod it is supposed he bai absconds J.

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THREE O'CLOCK A. M i Tritrn.i(i i i:vs iTr.n. STEW- .TORE MlLITAET rRISONERS REMANLED TO CIVIL TtlltT.NALS. Next Yobk. June 15 Tbe Tribuce has ad ices from Washington tht all civilians from this State now befote tbe Military Commission, sitting in that city, bare been conclcslvely remanded to their proper cifil jurisdictions. rOED'a TO EATER TO BE CONVERTED INTO A CHIRCII. The Tribune's Washington special says: It is stated that Ford's Theater has been exposed of to an association of Congregational it, and thit it will be speedily convened into a place cf worship. FREIOMEn's Bl'REAl'. A circular datel to diy from headquarters of the bureau of refugees, freedmen and abandoned lands, directs that in accordance with an Act of Congress establishing the bureau referred to. Assistant Commisiocera of refugees, kc t will at once make out estimate of the amount of provisions, clothiog, lc, as may be needed for the 6upply of guch classes of persons within their respective departments. It also state that rations will not be given to teachers of freedmen and refugees, but such as are duly authorized by the Commiss:oners of the bureau, may purchase rations in the same manner as commissioced officers of the army, and will receive free transportation on Government railroads. TWENTT THIHD OOHFi BEING MUSTERED OUT. The Twenty-third corps, now in North Carolina, is being mostly mustered out and sent home. DISSOLUTION Or TWENTIETH COBr. The World's Washington special eays: The final dissolution of the Twentieth army corps took place to day. Tbe complete history of its organization wa filed in the War Departmett. 1 weaty-two regiment were mustered out fro.-n this eorp to day. THE LAST PAY 0B GLXERALS WITFiOlT COMMAND. To-morrow, the 15th, is the lat day on which all Major Generals and Brigadier Generals who are without command, and are uot on detached service, can remain with that rank in the army. Generals Butler and Banks go oat of service under this order. THE REBEL ARMSTRONO GUN DROUGHT TO WASUIXOTO.t. The Herald's special says: Tbe celebrated Armstrong gun, which was presented to the Southern Confederacy by Armstrong, and used by them in defense of Fort Fisher, ha been brought to the Washington Navy Yard. It is a maemficent piece of ordnance, mounted unon a rosewood carriage elaborately niide and deco rated. It is One of the evidence of Rritiah neu. trality in our domestic difficulty. UKOPEAN EMIGRATION DESIRED BT VIRGINIANS. Tbe World's Richmond correspondent learn: there i a disposition on the part of large land owner to encourage emigration from Europe to Virginia. They do not relish Northern emigra tion, and think by bringing emigrant from Europe that they would be readily identified witn the Southern people in sentiment arid prin ciple. There is a very general conviction that with tbe present feeling of hostility which pervades the Northern mind with regard to the South, no justice can be rendered the latter unless it is exacted by political power. Tbe advantage, iu a political seut-e, of having four million whites intead of four million negroes, i9 very earncatly considered and urged bj the heaviest land owners. CONDITION OF THE SEWASP9. Washington. June 15. The condition of F. W. Seward continues mot enrourairinrr. There ha been no bemonbacre of his wound for the past twenty-one days Secretary Seward s health continues to im prove, lie now resularlv attend to business. and converse cheerfully with his friends, though iii jaw is still supported by an iron frame-work. REFUGEES GOING SOUTH. A large number of refugees, white and black. are constantly returning South, and every day mere are iresn arrivals here of former citizeRs, who left W ashmgton ftt the breaking out of the rebellion. APPLICATIONS K0U PARDON. Numerous applications for pardon have been filed at the Attorney General's office The attending to them is Decessarily slow as the papers in each case have to be carefully examined before being presented to the President for his determination. THE CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH COTTON. So far only about 2,000 bales of the cotton captured at Charleston, Savannah and Mobile have been turned over to the Treasury Department, as required by law. APPLICATIONS KOR 1'APriRI.D PROPERTY. A large number ol applications for tbe return of captured or abandoned property ha been presented and simply filed in the Treasury Department, which cn at present afford no relief in the premise. The at of March, 1SG3 provides that any person claiming tn be an owner of such properly may, at any time within two years after the suppression of the rebellion, prefer his claims to the proceed thereof in the Court of Claims, provided be has never given aid or comfort to the rebellion. DELEGATIONS Tbe Georgia and Mississippi Delegations were in consultation with tbe President again to-day. THE WHITE HOUSE. President Johnson's daughter, Mrs. Patterson, is expected to arrive here next week to take charge of the Executive Mansion. MILITARY AFFAIRS. New York, June 15 The Tribune's special from Raleigh, North Caroliua, says: The One Hundred and Seventy fourth, One Hundred and Seventy eighth, Fiftieth, One Hundred and Eighteenth and One Hundred and Eleventh Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Twenty-third and Twentyfifth Michigan, One Hundred and Seventh and One Hundred and Twelfth Illinois, E ightieth and Sixtv-Üfth Indiana, Nineteenth Ohio Battery, and the Oce Hundredth, One Hundred and Seventyseventh and One Hundred and Third Ohio Volnnteer Infantry, go home as regiments. Besides tlie-c, there are detachments varying from one man to five hundred and odd men, from nearly every regimeut in the service General Scboceld and part of bis stiff went to Greensboro' by a special train this morning, to bid adieu to a Urge portion of hi old and honored command. awaa--aaBBMMBa-agBaWBBBBBWaBBVaBBBnBBB Addrete of Cong rrfj ntlonalUta lo the resident. Boston, June 15. The Congregational Coun eil, in session to-day, adopted the followirg address to President Johnson: " The National Congregational Council, now in esiou in Boston, representing nearly 3.000 churches, in all sections of the country, desire to tre-eiit you their christian salutations; to assure jou of their profound aymptthy in your p,ret and trying labor; to promise you their loyal support and their prayers, and express their, solemn conviction that the hundreds of thousand embraced as. worshippers in our churches will most heartily co-operate with you in extending the institutions of civil and religious liberty throughout the lanJ. fSined) Wm. A. Bccrisuii am, " Moderator." sill In (Kllfarnla. Sak Franüsco, June 12 The first oil well has been opened In Uumbolt couuty , at a depth of eighty feet The flow i small, say twelve barrels per day, but the parties interested believe it will increase rapidly as they proceed deeper. H um bolt county i iu the extreme Northern pait of tbe State. COMMERCIAL. sv TsuiaaAra.i TMicinniatl narksi. CixciNnaTi, June 15. Flour dull; Superfine 5 75; extra $6 75J 6 5. and family $7 IX87 75. Wheat, red $1 J; white $1 50 l RU. Oats, 55,' Corn f.5(a" 'c. Rje fN? Clover seel $14 B.rley.$l 10(1 50. Oats593GUc Whisky dull; scull sales at $2. Mea pork sold at $26 00.-; Bulk meat; I3(ifl6 tor shoulders. 12: for sides anJ 16; for bam. Bulk hams 2324. Lud lG JICV. Exchange firm. anxtMAsl n II la t Anaa U fl K sä ft as. 1 Sogar i3317c. Cvffee 2(8 32c. Moluiee'

$1 20(31 23. Batter 1516. Eggs 19320c Petroleum RiCued free CfQTOc. Silver $1 35 Gold $1 45. Money easy at C(gl0 per cent.

w vark .market New York, June 15. Cotton 4041c for middling. Flour 5(2 10c better; at G 40(3 6 50 for extra state; $7 00(7 13 for extra routd hoop Ohio, and $7 20Q3 75 for trade brands. Rye flour quiett. Corn meal dull. WbUky $2 03(32 04 fcr we-tern. and $2 OC for refined. Wheat Winter red western $1 CO; prime $1 6d2; amber Michigan $1 47; choice $1 77j Rye dull. Corn 93(295 for new mixed western, ?2c for new mixed, t5c for choice, and 'J5c for inferior to prime western jellow Oats 7(3?0c. Coffee dull. Sugar, 12,(3 13?4'. Molases 30c. Hops 103G2. Wool dull. Petroleum doll at 35c for crude, 50c for refined in bond, and CO Q 72 do free. New mess pork $23 1232S77; $24 50 (g 25 00 for '63-'C4,do cash and regular way, closing at $24 50 for cash. il9 CO for Prime, ami" t) U0Q20 50 prime mes. Plain mess beef $10 00 (314 00; extra mess, $12 001G 00; beef hams, 26(g27 50c. Cut meats; ll14e for shoulders, and 14lfc for hams. Bacon; 15c for Cumberland cut; 13Xc for lone ribbed, and 174(3 1 c ior snort ribbed. Lard l.(ai9VTc. Butter. 206230c for Ohio. and 22(3 33c for State. Cheese 15c. Rice dull. SEW TORR MONET M ARRET. New York, June 15. Money, easier and in large supply at 4(36 per cent. Sterling in fair request at Il0110t4 for first class bills. Gold more active, open ing at $ I 43, and closing at$l 47. Stocks firmer. Later. Gold closed at Gallagher's exchange last night at $1 47. PETROLEUM. 1 in. AND GOAL MINING CO. J AT COVINGTON , 1 1ST ID Capital Slock, $3,25O,O0O, Divided into 65,000 Shares at $50 Each. ISCOIU'ORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF IND1A3JA. WILLIAM DALE, of New York, President, JOSEfH RIS INK, Covington, Vic President, W. D. KKKK, Secretary, JAMKS W. KING, Treasurer. X ixootoxrs. lion. JO.SKPII K. McDOVALD, Indianapolis, Indiaca- " JOHN K. COFFRO i H, Huntington. Indiana. " WM. DALK, New York City. 44 JOSEPH VF. NkVFLiN, Attica, Iodiaua. JOS. R.STINE, Covington, Indiana. " K. M McDONALI), Coviniraon, Indiana. " DAVID WKBB, Covington, Indiana. Office South side Public Square, Coving ton, Indiana. fiIIE Company hoMs by lease, and In fee, about X tweLty ihuusand acrea of tus most select coal lands in Western Indiana, bordering both sides of the Wabah rirer. Maps of these land may be seen at tbe office of the Company, in Covington, Ind., at the office of Wm. Dale, No. 23 rrk Place, N. Y.City, at the office of lion. J. lt. Coffrotb, Huntington, Indiana, and at the ofliceof Koach & McDonald, Indianapolis. A reference to the report of the lion. David Dale Owen, late State Geologist, will show that these lands are situate in tbe midst of the fined coal fields of tbe State, abounding also In salt, Iron and other valuable mineral substances. Nearthe mouth of Coal Creek, where the Company Las large quantities of lands alt water has bsen discovered equal in quality to the Kanawha. This water was procured some 35 years ago by boring, soon after, the Onondaga salt finding its way down tbe Wabash and Erie Cansl, Mr. Thomas, tbe proprietor, finding himself anable to compete with it, abandoned the manufacture. In bis bormir, be encountered thst which recently disclosed facts prove to have been coal oil. Tho.-e land.-i all lie in close prox'mityto the TVabaob and Kris Canal, some of tbem upon its banks. Mr. John McManomy, the business agent of the com pauy, Las returned from a tour of observation of tbe oil regions of Pennsylvania, convinced that tbe lands leased by tbe company, in Fountain and Parke counties, has, so f r as the genr-ral formation of the country aod the suiface ir.dicaiions present themselves, a stouR analogy iu the oil and mineral -ubstances as found on French Creek, Pennsylvania, where the greatest quantity and the most valuable oil is found Mr. McManomy has purchased for the company tba moit approved machinery, with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and is preparing with experience4 workmen the speedy develop men' of the bidden treasure of the lands of the company. All tbe indices of coal oil, found io local. ties where it has been procured, are Mrougly marked in various lo cal.ties of the lands of the Company affording every rational pro? pect or success. Tie company thinks It unnecessary to make any other reference to the character of tbe lands, other than the report and map referred t. 1 100,000 of tbe stock, being 2,000 shares, is proposed by tbe Company to be offered in tbe market at on-balf lis par value, belDg $25 per share, for the purpose cf aiding the Company in a speedy development of tho lands. anr23-d4wtf BANK NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC! WriF.REAS, The Notes of the Hank of the Stata of Indiana are at a discount of one per cent, at several commercial points in this State, and are relurtsntly nceivedby our castomer; therefore, Iifintced, That the Rawks and Baxxras of Indianapolis will not pa) out the notes of the Bass or the State after tbe 12th inst., nor rrceive the same for lesa than osK-aai.r rra ckst. mscocst. except as to the paper of tuen oi ice rsraucne as may n.ake satisfactory arrangemfDt to redeem tbeir notes in this city at par. HARRISON'J BANK, INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, CITIZENS' NATIONAL RANK, 8. A. F LETCH it K & CO., FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, INDIANA BANKING COMPANY, FlKSr NaTiOSAL HANK, FLETCHER HARPE, Jeti-dlOt MKKCUANTS NATIONAL BANK. PARTNERSHIP. Notice of Copartnership. f IHK undersigned have this day formed a copartnerJ. ship under the came of Dunn A Karney, to carry on tha business of Oas Fitting, Steam Fitting aud Plumbing business. All work dona by us will b guaraUeed aud done t tke lowest rates. We ak the public to give us a trial and solicit taeir patronage. J. C. DUNN, JOHN KAKNKY. IM Ai KAIIXEY, GAS & STEAM FITTERS & PLUMBERS, 39 and 10 Kentucky Avcuuo. VLL OHT8 Of FIXTCRES ON HAND AT ALL times and fura'.sbei at the lowest rates. uiy4-dtf C O FA KTa E It II I Fa rHAVR aociated wuh tuywlf in the Llvary, Sal and hoarding Malls Business John A. Drew, wbw lrm this day La btcr iLe a partner ia aU business. The bukitien ( tb nrw tum will be conducted at tba old stand. No 10 Kat Pearl street, in tbe rear of tba Sentinel Building. Thanking tos public for past patronage, 1 hopa tbey may ee fit to cotuinne lbs same. JOHN n. ULI J VAN, Of SULLIVAN DUKW. Indianapolis May ft, lSi'5 myS-dtf TOBACCO, TODACCO. n. s hues J. a. MriioiD IIYIlltS tV ltlMI.MO.I, Manufacturers and Yho!xilcrs, o. M'J anal 31 Sa cond St reel, ALTON. ILLINOIS. WK HAVEOrciRD A BRANCH IIOU5E AT NO. ?? Month Meridian street, ladianapetis. Ind., tr w will kep cuo(aat!j on band all stylet af PLUQ TOBACCO. tYe retpectfally tnvlts tkt tra t call and examine our stock. W will sll as low. If not lower, than tha aama stock can b bought ta tbtaar aar- etbar saarket. aarO-dtf MTEkJ d DUCMMOSD.

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INSURANCE.

TBAVZLEBS' INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. CONN. Cnpltol $500,000. INSURES AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Ciesawrsal Accidental Pssllcl T7I0R Five Hundred Dollars, wlta 3 pr week coa1 Censation. ran ki.f t. .r Tmr .inn. ... oiaarsarn betweea fiiio and flo.OOU at preportioaate Ten Dollara I'reruiuui Kccrfl A roI- far 9 tVwi ftlAMav aatlon for all and every description of accWects travel. Ing or otherwise under a general accident policy, at tha ordinary rate. Ttilrtr Dollar Premium Secures a full policy for J.0, or 1S j.tr weak cntBpenati&, as abeve, at the special rates. l oreltrn ICIak. r'.icies issued far Foreign, Wert Iodla and Callforala travel. Kates can be learned by application to tha OCr r Agencies. Short Time Ticket. Arrangements are la course of completion by which tbe traveler will be able to purchase, at any Kailway Ticket Office, Insurance Tickets for One ar Thirty Days' Travf L Ten cents will buy a ticket for One days' travel. Insuring 13.000, 15 weekly compensation. Ticket Pol cies may be had for Thrse, Six and Twelve months, in tha same manner. Haiardoas Kisks taken at Hazardous Rates. No Medical KxaminaUon required, policies written by the Company's Agents. Policies for 1 10,000, and for Five years, can be. had by application to tha State Agent at Indianapolis, and at tba Home OSc. DIRECTORS. GUSTAVUS F. DAYIS. THOMAS BJCLKNAP, Jr. CHARLES WHITE, OURNKL1US B. EKWIN, RCGH HARRISON, GEO S. GILMAN, JONATHAN B. BUNCK. J. O. B4TTERSON. rres't. W. H. D. CALL NPEK, JAS. L. HOWARD, GEO. VV. MOORE, MARSHALL JKwILI, EBENEZF.K K0BAKT8, RODNEY DENNIS, 8ec. O. r. DAVIS, Vice Pres't. HENRT A. DTKR, General Agent. H. C. MARTIN, State Arrnt, No. 7 Temperance Hall. Indianapolis, led. C. B. DAVIS, Local Agent. No. 6 Odd Fellows Hall. N. B. Agents and Solicitors wanted in every part of the State. mayi5-w NATIONAL PETROLEUM MIXING COMPANY. OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF INDIANA. Oniitn.l, 8320,000. In 0,400 Shares, at Fifty Dollar Each WORKING CAPITAL, $70,000. Ornca-No. 3 Talbott A New's Block, Indianapolis, Ind. OFFICERS. William H. Tuner, President and Fcpetintenderit. Deloss Boot, Vice P retident. Edwin A. Davis, Secretary. J. George Stilx, Trea.-arer. DIRECTORS. Delo-s Root, W. A. Schotleld, Wm. H. Turner, J. A. Grosvenor, Wm. T.Clark. C U.OlIn, J. C. Hereth, Lncien Hills, Omar Newman, Jerre McLene and Edwin A. Davis. A llm'ted number of Shares are now offered to tha public on terms that tht Company feel confident will pay subscribers Over Two Hundred Per Cent f 10 per share only required at time of subscription. For maps, circulars or information, apply to the Secretary or the Company, at Indianapolis. aprW dlw-dfriAhat DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C. DAILY, REEFER & RUSH, WHOLESALE Sontli IXei'icliiin St., kamt i:i rio. Di:roT, OFFER EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESALE A COMplete stock of Drus;s, Medicines, Paints, Oils, IyeStuffs and Patent Medicinea. Also a large assortment of Perfumery, Pomades and Fancy Goods. Window Glass and Glass-Ware at Pittiburg prices. Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps. mr-w3m Seely's Catarrh Remedy WILL CURE CATARRH. WILL CUBE COLD IN THE HEAD. WILL CUBE AN OFFENSIVE EREATH. WILL CURE PAIN IN THE HEAD. WILL CURE ULCERATION IN THE N08E. WILL RESTORE TUE SENSE OF BEARING. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SMELL. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF SIGHT. WILL RESTORE THE SENSE OF TASTE. WILL RESTORE THE VOICE. WREN CAUSED BY CATARRH. Catarrh Snuff an Injury. As is bow admitted by all Informed, causing irritation and inflammation of the mucous membraae, while tbe Liquid Catarrh Remedy Gently and gradually removes all unnatural lncruxtstions and deposits, restoring the deceased membrane to its normal condition. A alnrlt nettle will last a .tlonth-to be used three time a day. gj" cvriE unnurTED jzi IF DIRECTIONS ARK FOLLOWED. for m Circular describing U Symptom Dr. D. II. NCELYH & CO., S.ls Paorairroa, Chicago, llllnola. 237 Laboratory at Freeport, llllnola. AT WHOLESALE BY JOHN D. PARK Cincinnati, O. WM. JOHNSON Detroit, Mich. DAILY, KEEFEIt RUSH Indlanspolls. EROWNtNö 4 SLOAN lndlaaapoll. jr7And far sal. fey all Dm a; fists. W14-1 lj.od LICENSES. notice of Application for Meente. XTOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL AI PLY to the Board of Com mUsioners of Marion County, Indiana, at their neitterm a'ler the term commenclcgoo the flrst Monday In Jane. 1 VIS. furalicntosell"iutolcaUtijC liquors in a quanta v than a quart at a time," (wr.u tb. priilira of allowir.g the same to b drat.k ii my prrtnl) for cue year My place of lusiLSsi a;iJ l tlr petaies whereon said liquors ar. t. be sold ai.d drank ar4ocatrd aiboo. No. a3 .a North Illinois stre.t, in Indianapolis, in Centre towal!p, in Marlon County, lndtana. JAMES BAUET. mySS-wSw , Retire of Application for License. -TOTICE IS IIKBEnT GIVKN THAT I WILL ATPLT 1 to the Board of Coraxnliotiers of MarioncouLty.InJisi.s, st thf !r neat trrm 1mC5, tut a licence to sell IntoiIcating liquors in a less qusntity than a quart at a tim. (with tbe privlleg. of allowicg tba same to drat.k on my premifi,)foreneyfr. My place of lul a and the premlea bereon said liquors ar. tob sol ana drank ar. located at No. 43 Virginia av.nae, in ladianspol!, Io Center township, In Marian couaty, Indiana. CH ARLES MUTCUETT. nsySs 3w TOLEDO ALE. f? INLAY k WILDEI'SCKLKSSATKDTOLIDO ALI, L1 In karreli and aalf barrtl. for sals by J.ID. DUNCAN, Ageata, taartt-dlf 77 SowtkMerUlaa street Indianapolis. TAKEN UP. ON SATURDAY ETINING. JUNE 10TH, A 80RRIL Uors. had oa a isddl and & bridle. Tis owner caahav. h'.m by proving property a ad aylor charg.a. Uqulraat SlMPhON A NASH'S STORK, j.U-d3t Cornsr Da la wart sad MsrrUl strts.

MEDICAL.

DR. JOHN BULL'S CO.nPOUaND CEDROV J1ITTKR The Latent aiid Hoit Idporta nt I) i. co very or Til NINETEENTH CENTURY ! ! ! No man's nam la mora hitiraataly cwaaactad srttk Ik bitry of MATERIA MKD1CA of tho Unltod Utoa, o. mors favorably knewn a a pioneer In Medical Dlacsvtrr than that of Dr.oIoluiDull.orLouliiTilleo Kent u iky. His initnitalle preparation f SAUSAPAltlL LA baa long stood at the bead of tha various com pounds of lb at valuable drag. Iiis Compound of WILD CUERRT baa become a household word throughout the West and Sooth. Iiis Worm Lozenges, io less th .n a tear after their tntrodaction, iattaioed a reputatioe As wide spread as the continent of North America. Bat the crowning glory of his life remains to bo attained ta his discovery, or ratber comt-inatioD, for hodoee wot claim to have been the discoverer of CJI-:fktOK9 bicb Is the basis of the Bitters now offered to tk. public. That honor belonja to tTie native Inhabitants cf Central America, to ohtn its Hrtuea have beea known for more than two hundred yers. Armed wits it, tao Indian bids defiance to tbo nfost deadly malaria and handles without fear the most venomous serpents. Itls a belief with them, that while there Is breath in the body the Cedron Is potent to cure, do matter what tho laoaomay be. W hile Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse this titravarant pretension, ho is nevertfielesa satisfied from a thorough examination of tho eidenco relating to Its virtues, that as a remedy and preventative of all diseases arising from exposure, either to chaugo of weaLhor or climate, or to miasmatic iuflu-nces. It stands I WITHOUT A RIVAL! And Justly deserves tho reputation It baa so long ecjoyod tn Central America and the Westlndioa. i in rYijt:iHiA And its attendant train of symptoms. It acts mors LIEB A CHARM than a medicine. There Is nothing la tbo whole rang of Materia Medica that can for asowaoot bear a comparison with It tn this dineaao. A fall account of this wonderful plant may be found In the 1 Ith edition of th U. 8. Dispensatory, pagoo LIST and 138. A series of experiments In hieb Dr. Bill baa bees for years engaged, has Just been brought to a successful termination, and ho is now enabled So offer to tbo pabUc a combination of CEDRON with other approved tobies tho whole preserved In tbe best quality of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which be Is confident has equal ia the world. Ha might fernab a toIuies of certificates, bv ab lie have long sine learned to estimate such Ia..o their true value. Tbe safest plan Is for rery ob to to for hlm?lf tha virtues of a bow snodlcin. UlVfc Tilt CEDRON BITTERS ONE TRIAL, AND YOU WILL NET EX USB AM OTHERS. It Is not necessary U publish a locg list of diaoaaos for which th CEDRON BrrncRa ar a specific, la all diseases of tb. liowclft, Liver or Kidney. In all affoctioaa of tk. BKAIN, DKl'KNDINO UPON DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELS; -lOOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEURALOIA, AND IN fev: AND AGUE. It Is destined to sapersede all oher rvmodloa. It ot only ccrs theo diseases, but It presents tbim. A wlaa ala-a of tho Kitters, taAeo aa hour heforo ooch soool, wUJ obvlato tb. IU rnVcta of the most unhealthy cilsaato.aod screen tbe person taking It sgalust dlsass vadtrtbs roost trying espo-urs. old by Drnfglttt and Grocer CJen erstllf. Dr. JOHN DULL, Principal OCco, flftk Itroet, Lttiirvi)l, Xy. SOLL WBOLUALX BY DAILY, nm Cz rush, 12 Bontb 71erl41an Rtrooc INDIANAPOLIS. Wk als s'; BULL'S SARSAPARILLA, BULL'S WORM DESTROTXR. SMITH'S TONIO SYRUP. DAILY. BBirBN MI'SQ dcirt4-dlyfcwlti4ss.