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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
We have not word Ct Ne day from IL direction
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CHEAP INK We write this paragraph with very
black, treenowi iok made by boiling in water the
bark of tie bay dwarf magnolia, cut into small
pieces The ink appears to us TO be equa! 10 every
spect to any other have seen, and is easily made
from material ob'anabIe almost anywhere ia the low
country. 1t seems though it would permanently re-
tain its color, at least writing done nearly
month ago looks blacker than it did at first.
The recipe, as we'll as the ink was given to Us BY
Mr. ERR of this county.
TIE New York Herald thinks that incalculable con
sequences of good evil to the Federal cnxe Deepen
upon the issue at Charleston. It says
with Charleston in possession, Wilmington, savan-
nah aud MObiethe last remaining ebe seapoIts any
inpoItancebecoBe an eas} conqaea en1 with their re-
occupation by the odd fag, the husiaess CT Englands
bl eksde running is suppressed The effect, tco of the
loss of Charleston will tail hsaviy against Rchmord
Will very ruch simplify and facilitate the operations of
Genera Hooker for its reduction On the other hard
failure Of land and pava forces after their
partitions reduce Charleston, will be followed cores
bonding advantages to the enemy At home and abroad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
(hGTl0lte D, moCrot

We agree most fully with the Democrat, We think
the plan of electioo by general ticket wrong ItEouid
tend to destroy oae of the distinctions between the
Senate aud the House of Representatives world op-
press mncrtits IN State; wCa!d lead TO caucuses
binatons and bargains, and would work badly all
round
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-16
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, April 18th, 1868.
In the Senate to-day the Senate blu to abolish the office
of regimentat Commissary passed bill
to prevent fraud in the Quartermasters and Commissary
Departmental a1d obtaining, under false pretences
portation for private property.
The House business was unimportant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Dr. Mears. CASTOR and Wright 10 constitute

Ds. Mears. CASTOR and Wright 10 constitute
the Board OF Health.
John Jacob Winner, Market Master.
@ W Aired. Sexton.
James Loucks. Sealer of Weights and Meas
ures
Mr.. Haughey was appointed to preside as
President pro TEN. ia the absence Of the Mayor.
Ellis Barnes. Of the Journal, and Richard
Heninger, of the Erie Press, were elected CITY
Printers-the first for English and the Second for
Germrn
P Hand was appointed winder of the Town
Clock
By Mr. Thompson. from property owners. for
the Improvement of Tennessee from ST. Clair
street to the corporation line. Referred
By Nr ColIey. for the Improvement Of an al
lev in out lot a. Referred.
By Mr.. Haughey. a remons'rsnce against the
grading and travelling Of an alev between Ala
bama and Delaware streets opposite Market
street. a. it is desired to boulder il when opened.
Referred
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Colley. TO grade and gravel an alley
running east and west through out lot No. as.
Read twice.
By Mr. Brown-Streets and Alleys-Reported
in favor of authorizing the Street Commissioner
To employ sufficient force TO clean the cutters
and streets and that thew be paid out of the gen
era fund. Adopted. That the contract for the
improvement of Washington street west Of the
Carlisle House should not be let. in consequence
of defect in the publication of the ordinance
Approved Also recommending the letting of
various street Improvements, which were APPROX
A a.
were referred back TO the committee Also re-
commencing that the proprietor of the Spencer
House be al owed to cover the gutter in front of
his property under the direction Of the Civil En-
gineer Approved.
Mr.. Brown presented the bond of Mr.. John
Stumph for the construction of a sewer from
Delaware street to the Bluff Road. which was
awarded to him some time since. Referred to
the City Attorney.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. 5. A. Fletcher. that rhe judges Inspec-
tors aud Clerks Of the recent Election Boards be
allowed s. each for their services
Mr.. McNabb moved to strike out S. and insert
81, which was not seconded, and the resolution
prevailed
BY Mr.. S A. Fletcher, that hereafter the regu
lar meetings of the Council be held on the Sec
ond and fourth Mondays of every month"; which
adopted.
By Mr.. Thompson. that the Committee on
Streets and ALLEYS be allowed 500 per annum
for Clerk hire. Adopted
By Mr.. Brown. that a specel committee be
appointed to confer with the Civil Engineer in
regard to the grade of Alabama street, between
Washington street and Massachusetts, avenue.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Brown, that in the opinion of the Coun.
Gil the shows on Illinois street are a nuisance
and that hereafter the Mayor decline to license
Adopted.
BY Mr. Brown. that the Board of Equalization
meet on the first Monday in June, and that the
Clerk give the usual notice. Adopted
Adjourned To meet on next Monday evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

LIrrLE-Y esterday. gentleman who resides
at Anderson, came down on the BeileiontsIne
train with his wife and child. The little girl Is
not quite three years old Her dress was fastened
At the neck with small butte nut pin which had
been purchased by the mother before our military
commanders had declared upon such toys
IL was covered hy shawl, but the child had
thrown the shawl aside IN the cars. and link
eyed patriot. pimp or s3y had noticed it. He was
q full grown man. he kept his eve upon the
child. and followed the family party. when they
arrived at the Union Depot. up illinois street. on
their way 70 the Palmer House.
The little girl Was toddling along with her
parents, all unconscious that the ewes Of the hest
Government upon earth were closely fixed upon
her, when. near the corner of MARYLAND street
the spy haile,i three soldiers and told them thai
the little girl wore a but,ernu; pin One of the
soldiers touched the father of the child on he
shoulder. and asked IL he wore bgtternut orna
ment be replied that he did not. fbut the little
girs did. The soldier said il is duty To de
mand it, The father replied that he could have
Il by coming TO the Palmer House, when the
child's dress could be arranged without il. He
went with the party TO the Palmer House. but
did not again demand the pin. This Is about
e smallest AFFAIR that We have vet heard Of.
The gentleman says the soldiers acted politely
he does not blame them in the least-they were
probably dischErging their duty or least thougt
they were. But he would ike to see the informei
who - closely criticised the dress Of the child
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Ioho T;,u. NJ ps,,.,,..,,. 80 .,.,,,,.,

John Titus. OF Pennsylvsnis. wn appointed
Chief Justice of Utah. vice Kinney. uho vas re
moved.
Two Rebel spies. named VIM. Corbin and T.
n McGraw are IN be shot TO death on the 18th
inst. on Johnson's Island Depot near Sandusky
Both were convicted before the Military Commits
sion, for recruiting men within the lines Of the
United States forces for the Confederate army
They were also convicted of carving mails and
information to the Rebels
Commissioner Lewis has decided that Foreign
law
The impression prevailed at Falmouth on Fri
day, that the enemv had Withdrawn from our
font
There is no doubt but Stoneman has arrived
safely on this side OF the river
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

UNITED STATES CorRr.-The argument in the
c,se of Daniel Stout was resumed Yesterday.
John Colerick. ESQ. made very able speech
for the defense. The District Attorney. John
H,nna. Esq closed for the Government. The
speeches were both close and logical The Jury
acquitted the prisoner on the first count (conspir
scy) but found him guilty the second count.
for harboring deserter. The sentence has not
been passed
The Newburgh cases. or mt least one of them.
will be taken up TO DAY. Andrew j. Hustun will
be put upon his trial The District Attorney.
Mr.. Hanna and Mr. Harry Kiger will prosecute.
aud Joseph E. Mcdonald and Judge Mcdonald
will defend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
To the We Am hers OF the Indiana state
Medical society.
INDIANAPOLIS. May7. 1863

INDIANAPOLIS, May Z, 1868.
The following railroads have consented TO pass
members At half fare to the annual meeting of the
State Medical Society. which convenes in this
CITY on Tuesday. Nav 10. 1863. The members
will pay full fare in coming to the meeting and
be returned tree. upon the certificate of the 9th
GERS Of the society:
Indiana Central. Peru and Indianapolis, Terra
Haute and Richmond Of ten passed over the
road. - and Jacksonville and indianapolis.
The other roads centerIng here have been writ
ten to- aud il is probable they will also give In
vorable answers F. : NEWCOMER.
Chairman Executive Committee.
Country papers please copy.
dlw&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
novl5-62ddwlJ
NOTICE.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
0FFIcx Asssssok INTERNAL REvsStr.,
9Th District 81 Indiana,
IndianapoliS. ADrii 9Th. lsSa-

OFfIcx AssxssoH INTERNAL Rrvssrr,
9Th District 81 Indiana,
Indianapolis, April 9Th, lss3. ,
IN ORDER to facilitate the annual assessment which
will be made in the month Of May. ls63 and make
the same with A. much economy a. possible. deem
proper ask the citizens 81 the 6h Congressional Dis
Of Indiana prepare and have ready their
memoirs rdums, that when The Assessors cali
they wIIno be detained thereby saving heavy expense
The viii be upon the following:
Isl. On all carriages wagons or other yehcies, the
body Of which rests springs when the value thereof
exceeds the If seventy dollars. including the
harness
ID Licenses will be assessed TO run from N. lst Of
May ls6s. Isl Of May 1894 All unexpfred license
will be renewed and charged for the part
year. commencing from the expiration Of the old license
and ending Isl Of Nay 1854 Any person ceasng do
Of the license refunded BY making proper
application TO the Collector Of the District
Sd Manufacturer Butchers, and others, Will max.
promptness.
4th. An Income Duty will also he assessed upon the
annual gains profits income for the year lsea
persons residing within the District, whether DERIVED
from any kind OF property. rents. interests. diydends
salaries from profession, trade, employment
catou from whatever provided such gsns.
profits income exceeds the Of hundred dollars
In estimating such gains, profits income. all other
National State and local assessed the property
other income shall be 6rst deducted the
rent Of any rented OCCUPIED by the party
sessed and all other the NAL ing such
gains profits OF income but in will the Expenses
OF living be deducted The farmer will be required
make OF the value Of the produce Of his farm with
deduction for the labor services Of himsef and he
family for portion Of such produce consumed by
himself and family, for the cost Of any
such clearing, enclosing with fences ane
for improvements to buildings; but AL actually
paid for hired labor rent Of farm OF any, and ssay
repairs upon his buildings farm including the subss
ence Of the hired lsborers. viii be deducted.
Farm produce. which the producer had hand the
3st day Of December lS2, must be appraised at its
ket value that day.
person will be required his income
far specifying the from which IL IL derived
to enable the Assistant Assessor decide what dedEc-
tions shall be made therefrom.
The following persons have been appointed Assistant
Assessors for
MARION COUNTY:
Jonx b. SrrxrH-Divsion No AT once, and SQUARE
No. 81. city of indianapolis.
l.. ~ PHIPPs--Diyision No. a.-North half Of Centre
township
WILLIAM Naturalization No s.->south half ofcenir-
township.
j. MccoKp-Division No 4.-Lswr.uce and Warren
townships.
THoxas Decentralization No. 5.-Ersntlin and Perry
townships.
FEIpIss BEKIEs.-Division No. s.-Decstur aud wsyn-
townships.
Ira HoIIISeswoErB-Dvson No. Pike and wasb.
ington township.
WILLIAM 4. BRADSHAW.
afs25 -ddw3w Assessor 9th District Of Indisrs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

CAMPBELL MrssrRELs This is the last night
of this famous band of Minsfrels at Masonic Hall
The house was filled last night usual, and by an
apprecistiye audience There will be change
of programme this evening. and those who want
to laugh and grow fat will find provocations for
mirth in abundance. by attending the farewell
levee of the CampbeIls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Mrs. PurE's BrSsrIT.-Mrs. Coleman Pope,
who has laborcd faithfully during long season
now near TO close to please the patrons of the
Metropolitan. and who has succeeded well in her
efforts, takes n benefit To night We trust she
will have full house for she is worthy. The
PLAY of Uncle Tom, Cabin. which she has select
ed tor the occasion. is one that has always been
popular. and as il has not been produced before
this season. it will be esh like the reading OF
an old book the faint outlines OF which are only
remembered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

c8Two hundred building lots. in all parts of
the city. some of the handsomest residences and
dwellings, Price from 800 to $4,000 Garden
lots from one to ten acres. in the vicinity of the
City Farms. in all parts OF this State, and lands
in all of the Western States for sale by
ALEX MErzGER. Real Estate Agent.
May III DAT No. c9l. East Washington St
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

D-CoRnEsroSpENcE-Bv well edu-
Gated soldier % pleasing requirements. CORES
pondence with some fair Belle" TO wear away
the monotony Of Camp Life" Has DO choice
of subject and will exchange " Photogra phs.''
Address, HARRY BEEcHER,
Co. l. 93d Regt o V. l..
myl34t Murfressboro, Tenn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

IcE. IcE, IcE-Georee W Pitts has on hand
plenty Of pure clear lee TO supply bis customers.
without shipping from Toledo any other point.
ANY person wanting Ice can BE- supplied by ad
dressing George w Pitts. Box $50 INDIANAPOLIS
p o. ap30 2m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

~ How many hundred people there are in
Indianapolis. who. since they have lived here,
have paid more money as rert of other people,
houses than would buy good home of their
own. Stop it a. once, Frank Smith can sell
good lots in the best part of the CITY. ten
years time If desired TO persons wishing to i'm
prove. at $225 and upwards. Some houses on
easy terms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

cE-A superior two story brick dwelling, less
than square from the Court house, at 81 500;
and a beautiful two story residence on North
Delaware street. less than FIVE squares from the
Court house. at S. .O00 for sale. in payments, by
Delzell Jones. Real Estate Brokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

WASTEp.-By young of correct habits
and good business qualifications. situation as
book keeper, shipping clerk or in some well
established business where there would be a
chance for Advancement. Salary not OF so much
Importance as permanent situation. Best of
reference given. Address. with real name. p. o.,
Box l645. Indianapolis. Indiana may IL dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
myl3-4t

A new two story frame house with large
Let, price S2.5n0; desirable cottage of four
rooms. at 81 500: double house of ten rooms.
at 50 200; all within four tn five squares of the
Postoffice. on Massachusetts avenue; also, two
good brick houses of eight rooms each at S'.500.
near the corner of East and New York streets; for
sale by Frank Smith. Real Estate Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Important 10 Females.

one department OF our Dspensary specially devoted
TO the treatment Of the Diseases Of Females such La
chorrhea or 'whits" Irregular Painful and sapprsss
henstruztion. Nervous aod General Debility
he Womb, Barrenness a..
Consultations and examinations free OF charge
Also for sale, DR. DkwEE'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Obstructions, Irregularities &C Married
dies In certain situations should not them a. thew
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per box nd may
sent BIZ mail
DIR. GALES'S PREyENTiyE-An Invaluable srtel
for those wishing 10 limit the number Of h-r Offspring
tho desire children: not M
jure the health and will last FOR lifetime Sent sny
address, under seal, receipt Of the price-Two DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending erse,
Statement. Of their symptoms, viii receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions for the course Of
treatment &c Medicines any Of the country
TO any home. free from danger curiosity
All transactions private and confidential Rsmemt.r
the name and number.
Direct all letters ito
GALEN's HEAD DIsPENsARY,
novl5-62ddwly Louisville. Ny
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
rr-Some txenty 1--WE or thirtY " IA merican citi

~ Some twenty five or thirty American citi
zens of African descent paraded around the
Circle, yesterday morning. and formed in line of
battle opposite the Journal Office. They looked
eagerly up a, the windows OF that establishment,
90 though they expected shower of mamma
TO tall therefrom There good deal OF
speculation as to whether they intended to give
the building three cheers 10 but il down: but
they finally retired by skillfull flank movement
without doing either.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

WASrrD--Fifty journeymen Painters imme
meciately. Wages - % per day. and steady
employment. Apply to r. 4 WA Thornburgh.
22l North Second street. ST Louis. No.
May ll-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

- Everything that j. new. stylish. beautiful.
fashionable, or any wsv desirable. in the hat line,
nnds It's way TO Spencer's naturally n young
duck takes to water NAV IL 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

A TAILOR AND TAILoREssEs WASTED-A tai
Tor and fe~ good tailoresses wanted to work BY
the week. Good wages and steady employment
given at SO East Washington street, up stairs.
ml2 6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Five gun boats passed Watcher on Sunday
night-four sscended the Red River
The Richmond Examiner quotes Surgeons
report. stating the Rebel loss 900 killed. 1000
wounded ADD 200 prisoners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

~ A pleasant front room. suitable for two or
three gentlemen. can be had at No 20 South
Mississippi street. Also. accommodations for a
limited number boarders. mayll-lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

We have not space this morning to notice
the interesting address of Mayor Gavin. as it de-
serves. 1t is worthy an attentive perusa; and
no man read it withou forming favorable
opinion of its author.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

Ire on ALL THE FrScEs. ..Buv your shirts at
rnsers All sizes anil qualities on hand or
made to order At Prker's, No. 30 West Wash
ington street Ii-3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
Night Report
from Nashville

from Nashville
NASHVILLE. Nav l2.-The river has sen one
foot since last night.
Twenty-six Rebel citizens are to be sent be
yond the Federal lines TO morrow morning.
Private Julius Wilkes of the 10Th Michigan
Infantry is TO be shot the 18th inst, for deser-
ton
Great dissatisfaction exists among the 18th
PENNSYLVANIA Cavalry, the Anderson troop now
at Murfreesboro.
Dr. W A Chatham and family are ordered to
Alton. Ills to be confued during the war Mrs.
Chatham is a sister to Mrs John H. Morgan.
From New York
New YORK, May IA Pittsberg telegram of
the llth saws:
The Rebels made a raid TO the Burning Springs
oil we'll and destroyed it. They burned the boats
and destroyed large quantity OF oil at the
Springs on the Kanawha river, thirty miles from
Parkersburg. in Vert county, ten miles from
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The occupants of the powder factory in 18th
street in which an explosion occurred this morn
ing. were Sheridan 4 Co. and Smith & Rand
Over 1900 pounds of powder exploded. leveng
one two residences in the vicinity and injnring
many at considerable distance. Loss Of the
owners of the building, 200 and the entire
loss cannot be less than $4,000.
A special from Murfreesboro Of the llth inst
Trustworthy information has been received
here that Martins Rebel cavalry is at Fortville,
and is reported to have reinforced Buckner's d-
vision.
A lady who arrived at Nashville reports 700
Rebels at Williamspor..
The latest reports state that the entire Rebel
force is from GO to 65, 900 men.
From washington.
.cur~crox Nov A Spoo;a1 d;cnatoh o.,
the New York Herald says Hookers army has
not re crossed the River. His personal arrange
ments. however. indicate that he expects to be
employed in some enterprise at once
The Treasury is in excellent condition, and
every requistion thereon is honored Ten mil
lion dollars has accumulated and will be paid to
the army in few days.
A special to the Times saws:
Under the provisions of the enrolment law "a
construed BY the War Department. the men will
be in the service of the United States from the
moment they are drafted, and the Government
has ordered that they be put in uniform and pro-
vided with knapsacks. haversacks. &C.. rs soon
as they report TO the Provost Marshals. The
Quartermaster General has been ordered to I'll
the acquisitions of the Provost Marshal General
for the clothing and other equinments to be de-
livered at whatever points the latter NAV desig-
nate
Bv order OF the Secretary of War, officers OF
regiments going ont of the service by reason OF
the expirations Of their terms of service NAV
with the consent of their respective Governors
renlist their regiments within thirty days from the
expirrtiOn of their original service for term OF
three years. unless sooner discharged, and upon
the regiment being filled up within the thirty da VS.
aforesaid the officers shall he restored to their
rank as from the date of their original commits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

New YORK Market.
NEw YoKK. May IL
Flour-Opened firm, but closed dull and droop,
ing at So 3O@6 35 for extra State, SO 75(d6 90
Tor extra round hoop Ohio. and So 95@s 90 for
trade brands
Whisky-A shade easier at 45C645lsc; nearly
at inside price.
Gran-Wheat, quiet and nominally unchanged.
Corn opened firm, but closed heavy at s5Gs6I,c
for sound. and sl@e4c tor unsound; Sc for
prime Western yellow
Meats-Oull. heavy and lower
Lard favors buyers, and rather more doing At
91s@lO4c.
Money-Easy at sac per cent Sterling quiet;
1880 64 for first class bills Gold. without de
cided change: opening at 4714, advancing to
49l and closing firm at 49c prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

a The annual meeting OF the Orphan soci.
ETY. VII be held on Sabbath evening. Nav "a,
1868 Critic G. HoLLIpaY. Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
COMM eRCIAL.
lsr rEIssaAys-t
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CNcISSAri, May II.
Flour-Dull az IS 2595 30 for superine.
Grain-Wheat unchanged and in good demand
at 81 2O(Gl - for red, and Al GOAL IS for
white. Corn, declined to 81 a &c Oat.. dull at
6ac in bulk. Rye and Barley are unchanged
Whisky-Steady at Ale
Lsrd-5oO tie7ces city sold at SIC.
Meats-0ld mess Pork Is offered At gtdIOc.
and new at l2ls@l4. but there is no demand
Small sales of Bacon Sides At &c
Groceres-Steady.
Money-Gold. 45@46c prem. Exchange. &c
prem. and steady.