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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
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From New York.
NEw YoRx, May 9.-The Worlds Washing
ton dispatch repeats the assertion that Hook ia
falling back on Washington.
The Ne~ 0rleans correspondent. OF the World
dated the 9th says:
Port Hudson will be attacked this week On
ring the late attack IL men had been landed the
place might have been taken. There ia no douht
bur the Place il or will be evacuated
Ii is expected that by 70. morrow Banks will
reach Bayou Sara from Aexandris via Red river
Gen Dudley is ready to march from Baton
Rouge. and Farragut's and Porter's fleets are
above and below Port Hudson
A Washington special to the Herald has the
following:
Upto late hour to night nothing additional
has been received from Grant
News of Grants movements since the can,ure
of Jackson, although from Rebel sources is re.
garded by the President and War Department as
very favorable anu indicative of a speedy ri
umph
The Rebel papers are filled with gloomy and
despondent articles on the position of affairs At
Vicksburg. and evidently anticipate the worst
from that quarter.
The Richmond Wing IS verv severe upon the
authorities for placing Gen. Pemberton in com
mand
correspondent from the Army of the Poto.
mac says:
The Rebels are in excellent condition.
movement is on foot either to cross the river and
give u battle near that point. or else cross az
Kely's Ford and the Rappahannock Station.
drive in our forces in that direction and thus
compel our army To chinge its base They state
that Lee iees able To crush our army In its pres
ent condition and can easily drive us into the de.
fense- around Washington. or destroy or capture
it, He will probably find himself very much
mistaken
The railroad TO Richmond is in complete run
ming order.
Large numbers of officers are leaving on fur
lough
The Tribune's Washington dispatch has the
/ following:
! Information was received late this evening that
Grants victories on Friday aud Saturday were
complete at every point.
The Richmond papers of the 2lst contain de
tails of the defeat OF Pemberton and the falling
back the eutire Rebel forces northward. John
ston was endeavoring TO bring the Reber force,
together to make n stand. but Grant pressed hin
| so hoty that he was unable to and was complete
~ outgeneraled
The latest Rebel dispatch states that Gran
was on the point of attacking Johnston.
Gen. Banks in private letter expresses tn
expectation that Louisiana will soon be ready t,
enter the Union again. and this time as ire,
State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

INTERNAL REVENUE.


0ypn Asnxss lynnsn Rsvsssaa
eth Dtsss,cs q lnksrna,
int'snspois, Apru 57sk. lea. }
II ORDER 70 fsc:li,sss The annual ssspssp>os MA
u sin Be nsds n ths nsa1sA e nay ia. 80 20 .@tD
proper 10 ssk he ei.:ssns 4 he Nk Csnxssssna =,
t'cs Of Indiana 70 prsp.rs ard hsss resdy der
they vl not b ss,siDrS tAsrsbs HrnC lssry sspsss
he sss-. nrsts ~sri BE n,ss spss tss ss,ls~sss,
lot. On sl carriage, Ss4oos 20 other veA<lss. fhe
body q vheh upon spr g. ~sea he vsis. thssss<
exceeds the -sn Of seventy sse dollars. seisdins he
harness
Cd Loen.es viii be Assessed 10 run from n. lss ~
Nay fsSs, t. is Of Nay. lscl AL pnexpsr~d nc>r
viii be renewed and charged for the fractional part - The
year. ncng fro the expiration of the cd eenss
and ending l Of Nay 1854. Any psrssn eezsirx do
business before the expiration Of the cd have
the amount o the license refunded by making proper
application 20 the Collector Il The District.
ID Manufactures. Butel,er, and others. ~fil nsks
their monthly reports a. usual. bat ~ith hs's more
prOnptDess.
sth. An horn. Day win slso Be Assessed upop the
annual gsns profits OF income for the year lssf q al
persons residing within the District. whether derived
i.S any si.a Of peeps5sy: rents. interest,". s.sesnas
estou FINN any whdever, provided such Sains.
proass Inc esoe-c- the q hundred coii.r-
In estimating such gains, pruhts all other
National State and lccataxes sssscd upon the property
OF other sources a income shall BE r~t eted sl- the
rent q any Hing ifrened oecupedty the party
sessed and al other expenses Incident the nal q such
gains prots or income but IN ~i sxp~nses
OF living be cednct-d The vfli required 20
make return Of the value of the produce q h fsr with
out Deduction for the labor services n himself and HIS
family OF for portion % such prccuc~
himself and family. Tor the Il any strur-
lures such clearing enclosing with fences ana
for improvements buidngs bot all auscunt. actually
paid for hired labor rent Of farm f any, Necessary
repairs upon his buildings farm Including the suhs.
ence Of the hired sborers- viii he deducted
Fam produce which the producer had On hand on IN.
3i day Of December i2 be appraised AZ iss ma.
ket value on that dsy.
Zach person viii be required 70 hisfeta' income
- far specifying the from which Is derived AZ
10 enable the Assistant Assessor decide what deduc
tons shsll be made tkerefrorn
The following persons have been appointed Asss.ss,
Assessors for
MARION COUNTY:
Jous b. STANDARDIZATION No. I.--At once and square
No. 81. city of Indianapolis.
l. N. PETrrs.-Divison No. 2.-Norh half of Centre
township.
wnIA- HADIxs.-Dsvison No s.-scuih half ofcensr.
township.
MccosD.-Dsvison No. <.-Lswreues and wsrsa
townships
THOsAs THOsAs-Division No. s.-FrsnsEn and Perry
townships
hnIDSs BsEIEk.-Dsvison Nc e-r-cstur and wsyn.
townships
la HoIIIssswok1H.-Dv No like and Wash.
ington townships.
WILLIAM A. BRADSHAW.
apS-ddw5w. Assessor 9Th District q Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

RELEASE or DR.. Dorsey DR. Dorsey was re
leased from arrest on Thursday last, and his
bonds returned He was informed there ~as mo-
charge against him. This j. all the satisfaction
we Iresume, he will ever get. He has suffered
imprisonment and abuse--he has been made the
target at which the shafts of malice could be
aimed with impunity. and all to CRAFTY the in
temperate zeal OF some hotspur who wanted to
illustrate his devotion TO the Government by
sacrificing an innocent man There are plenty
of sDeaking scoundrels in this community Just
now. who would trump up charges against the
Saviour OF Man ii he was IN earth. to get into
notice with the Government" and such things
will be until those who preside over the destnes
OF the nation lean TO diStrust spies and nformers
Ii IS reported and believed that Governor Nor
ton was instrumental in having Dr.. Dorsey re-
turned to the State after he was kidnapped II
il i true, Governor Morton deserves. and will
ceive The thanks q every good and true man in
Indiana. and they will rally roupd him to uphold
and maintain the honor and dignity OF the State.
and support hin full, and firmly in the exercise
of hls legitimate authority
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

The NEws-Th. 'elegraphic dispatches of
Saturday night. in relation to the investment of
yicksburg the takinF of its outer works and the
probable fall OF that great Rebel stronghold. was
known on the stress on Sunday morning and
produced quite a sestIon. The semi official
character of the dislaich gave the authorities
confidence in its authenticity and national So
lutte was fired b, the r'illery. With the people
there was doubt Tie cruel disappointment in
regard 10 the Sunday Jews two weeks ago. when
Rchmoni reported taken. had the effect of
tempering the rejoicing this occasion. and
there were no noisy denonsrrations made Sun
day kilograms are decidedly at a discount but if
the captsre of Vieksbug should be confirmed. as
we sincerely hope it WILDE they will rise IN pub
lie favor again.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

LYONS Katharion.

bisteiishtfu article for preserving and beaufyir
e human harris again up BY the original proprietor.
and Is made with the same care xiii and attention.
which rst created e. immense and unprecedented sales
Of ovr o7s million bottles annually Il l. still sold q,
IS cents IN large bottles To million bottles easily
be sold In year when |, Is again known that the IA.
tharon Il not only the delightful hair dressing 10
the world, bur that ceanses the scalp Of ~curf and
dandruf gives the hair lively, rich luxurani growth,
and prevents IL from turnng Thes- are Consider
s,ons worth knowing. The Ksfhsnon has been tested
for twelve years and is warranted as described
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhair will use the
Ksiharon. II is finely perfumed. cheap and valuable
sold By all respectable dealers throughout the world
DIS. BARNES & CO.. New York.
fanl7-akwltawem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25


NV YoRK, MAY d.
Flour-Large receipts, moderate demand. and
SC lower: s. s5i6 90 for extra State. S6 30(d
As for Ohio. SO 50d6 IS for trade brands;
market closidg dull. and no buyers at the outside
figures.
whisky-steady, and fair demand at 4319@
44c.
Grain--Whea heavy and a &c lower; receipts
moderate. and shippers holding back for lower
prices: 81 226l 80 for Chicago Spring. 81 %
al az for Milwaukee Club, 81 45@l so for
winter red Western Corn closed about Zoe
lower with fair business at the decline: $50
16 nc for old mixed Western, 70@74c for new
79c for one load extra choice old mixed Western
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet. Molasses in moder
ate demand. Coffee dull.
Meats-Pork heavy and lower more doing at
the decline: Sl1 90 for old mess, $l3 so for
new. $40 I56ll IS for old and new prime.
$l4 5O@l6 90 for prime mess. Beef quiet and
unchanged
Lard-A shade easier at 91s@lOIc for com.
mon to strictly prime.
Money-Ac'ive at Coz per cent. Cold. with
out material change opening at 4s13 advancing
to 49,. closing weak at 4sss64sszc premium
Sterling dull aud nominal; 1872 "a l64 for first
bills
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

MILITARY Pic NIc.-On Saturday. the several
companies OF the Indiana Legion in this county
had parade and pic mic M Southport There
were six companies present, and large con-
course OF the people of the neghbOrhood assem-
bled To do honor to the brave defenders of the
soil of Indiana A squadron of cavalry from
the camps near the city were present to partic-
pate in the ceremonies. Gen. Love. Col Coburn
and other military gentlemen went down to wit
ness the parade.
After the military evoutions which. we were
told, were credifably performed, were over. the
troops were addressed by Col Coburn. He gave
a rapid review of the war and dwelt upor its
magnitude now as C mpared with what il seemed
to be At lis outbreak He with Others had thought
that $4,000 men might subdue the rebellion
After ten times that number had been
called out, il seemed likely to take more
men. IL must be put down. cost what it
would. War must be carried on in earne.t
II there was "A tender spot in the enemy's country
il must he struck He defended the policy of the
Administration. and also the military orders of
Generals Burnside and Hascal He thought tw o
years ago that laws should have been passed 10
punish just what these military orders foroid
He spoke of the people of the South as determin-
ell and resolute. but as deficient in much that was
needed to successfully contend against our armies
for any great length of time 1t was in the
cards, however, and such thing might happen.
as successful raid upon States that had hereto
fore escaped the ravages of war. In that event
the whole military strength of the nation should
be prepared to resist invasion.
The pic ME very pleasant affair. and
military men tell us that the Home GUARDS. for
the drill they have received, made "A very credita
BILE exhibition
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

ExcrssIos TO LouIsvLLE-The excursion TO
Louisville. TO come of on Wednesday. will un-
doubtedly ,e the pleasure trip of the season
Car will te reserved 70 ladies', snd gentlemen
who accompany them. AMI there will be a person
on each CT TO preserve orier. and every exertion
will be uade 10 render the excursion what it
should be. The cars will leave the Union Depot
nj I A VI and arrive at louisville at IL VI re-
turning. DE train will leave Louisville at : r NJ
and one il 10 p NJ Those wishing to remain
over nigl. can return on the train next day
The farebr the "Trip g so Tickets to be had
At all th.book stores and al the Office at the
Union Drot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Insurance MArrERs-HuB AND LAST Factory
FnE-lt affords us great pleasure 10 call atten-
ton TO the card of Osgood. Smith X Co.-see
advertisement OF New England in another col
umn- This IS one OF the most honorable and
prompt companies represented IN our city Let
every man have his property insured. in these
troublesome times. aud we say without hesitation
there Is no man representing stronger or better
companies than those represented by j. 5. Dun
iop. Insurance Agent AT No. North Meridian
street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

t. On SATURDAY. large sign fell from the
top of RAYS building to the sidewalk below,
striking within few inches OF Major Mcclure.
who happened 10 be passing the time. Ii
bounded aud fell against the Major knocking
him down and severely iujuring his right leg. IL
was supposed the limb was broken. but We are
happy 10 learn that such not the case. and
that he vas able 10 be out yesterday. The sign
weighed several hundred pounds. and falling from
such a hight, had il fairly struck a pssser BY.
death must have resulted from il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

THE SoLpIEs's HoME-The Soldiers Home
in this city is kept scrupulously clean and most
commendabe taste is exhibited in turning every
corner of the grounds To advantage. Flower
beds and grass plats. with neat little walks run
ming through them. are arranged between the
buildings and carefully preserved Between the
range appropriated as quarters for the officers
tiny parterres, lad out with exquisite taste In
one noticed fountain. fed 10y "a hogshead of
water. that sent W tsjet to sparkle in the sun,
and fall upon little moss covered basin at lie
foot. Capt. Wilcox, the commandant. and all
who assist him in the management of the Home,
are deserving of great credit for the manner in
which they have decCated and adorned the rest
ING place for the weary soldier.
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COM NJ RCIAI.
BY rELEGKAPH.
cincinnati Market.

CIScINSATI. May D.
Flour-Remains dull and ordinary; superfne
was offered ut 81 so, and low grades of extra at
81 60; choice extra, 81 Is.
Graiu-Wheat, 81 0s@l ~ FOR red. and in
fair demand: choice Kentucky white, 81 $50
l 40. Corn in the ear declined TO 43c; shelled.
in demand at 57@5ec Oats declined to 81 @62c.
Rye dull at 75c.
Whisky-1ac higher, and in good demand at
401sc
Meats-Nothng of importance doing: 200 brls
old CITY Mess Pork sold AZ Zoe
Observation-Disclosures and quiet. Not much
doing
Money-Gold. 47c prem. Exchange. same as
last quoted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

rE-Mr Rockwell the sutIer of the 18th regi-
meut, returned from Gen. Grants army on Sat
uriay. He left after the battle OF Magnolia. II
being impossible to follow the regiment further
with supplies The gallant officers and men OF
the llth are bearing themselves like heroes The
bruut of the battle fell on Gen. Hoveys division
Mr. Rockwell thinks the killed and wounded OF
the I I th will number sixty. Gen. McGinnis Is
winning golden opinions down there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
Sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds OF plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best syle. short
tce, and as cheap as any other office. We have
competent hands good presses tine assortment
Of paper and cards, and wecan do good and cheap
work. All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues,
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

Losr-On Saturday morning. "A note for $500;
dared the oil day of Nay, lc62 and drawn by
George W Hawes. pavable thirty DAYS after date
TO the order OF II H. Dodd Co. The note was
endorsed. The payment has been stopped. The
finder would confer "A favor by leaving this note
az the Office Of II II Dodd K Co.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

The $50 L. 5 LOAN. The bonds for this
loan. which bear six per cent interest. payable
semi-annusllv in gold. can he had at Harriscns'
Rank up 20 the LIST of july, when the privilege of
subscribing ceases Parties DESTROYS OF investing
can send their orders to Messrs A J. ;.
Harrison. with the utmost confidence that their
interests will be attended TO. They are amply
responsible, and correct and prompt business
men
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

sThe sewer ordered To he built along Penn
sylvania street. from Washington street TO
Pogues Run. is already commenced. Ii is a
good improv ement. much needed and will re
lieve Washington street and also Illinois street.
Pogue's Run IS the natural outlet of all the
streets running north and south This improve
ment will cost the city large sum Of money. and
we recoIiect at oue time the city authorities re
fused to let the United States make IT, Our city
fathers are growing in wisdom and our tax paw
ers are footing up the school bills
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

TEA gentleman named Burrows was arrested
and fined on SATURDAY.. for firing his pistol at a
dog, whilst riding up Washington street Barking
dogs. running and yelping at horses. are n great
nuisance; but il would not he safe to- suffer horse
man 10 shoot At them in crowded thoroughiare
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25
Night Report
From WaShington.

w AsHlNGTON, May 23 The present condition
of the Andrew Hull fugitive slave case, alluded
to Yesterday. finds the fugitive in the custody of
the military authorities who refused this morn
ing to deliver him to the esF authorities on a new
warrant issued by the Commissioner under the
fugitive slave act, the latter having been appoint
ed to that Office 10 day By the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia Thus the case re
mains undecided. the civil and military author-
ties being in direct conflict
From Grants Army.
WASHINGTON, Nav % The following has
been received at the War Department:
MEMPHIS. May 23-I forward the following
just received from Col. John A Rawlings. A. A.
g.. dated in the rear of Vicksburg, May 20:
The army of Tennersee landed al Brulings
burg on the Both of April, and on the LIST of Nav
we fought the battle of Port Gibson and defeated
the Rebels under Gen Bowen, whose loss in
killed wounded and prisoners was at least l 500,
and loss of five pieces of artillery
On the 18th of May, at the battle of Ray
mond. the Rebels were defeated with loss of
500
On the 18th of May we defeated Gen. Joseph
5. Johnston. with loss to the enemy of 400,
besides immense stores and manufactures and
seven pieces of artillery
On the 10th of May fought the bloody and
decisive battle at Bakers Creek in which the
entire force Of Vicksburg under Gen Pemberton
was defeated, with The loss OF twenty nine pieces
of artillery and 4. 900 men
On the 18th of may we defeated the same force
at the Big Black River Bridge, with the loss of
$500 men and seventeen pieces of artillery
On the 18th of May we invested Vicksbu-g
closely
To-day Gen Steele carried the rife pits on the
north of the city
The right of the army rests on the Missis
sippi above Vcksburg
JOIN A. RAWLINGS. A. A. G..
p S. learn further that there are l50 900
TO 10000 men in Vicksburg and that Pember
ton has lost nearly all his field artillery. and
that the cannonadng at Vicksburg closed about
3 p NJ. on the Doth of May Gen. Grant has
captured nearly all.
WASHINGTON, May % The National Repub.
the following dispatch. 1t was received by the
latter at half pas, twelve:
MrNrHrs. Nav 23-Offcial in formation from
below TO Wednesday SAYS Gen Grant has cap
rured Haine's Bluff and the outer works OF
VIcksburg, with large number of prisoners
and hf.y seven pieces OF artillery.
The battle is still raging with every prospect
of capturing the entire Rebel force in Vcks.
burg
We hold jackson, Black River Bridge and
Haine's Bluff
A report is being made up for Washington
W. G.. FULLER,
Assistant Manager Of Telegraph
CAIRO. Nav % Reports from Grants army
are highly important and believed 10 be reliable
IL seems that after accomplishing all that was de
sired at Jackson the army marched toward Black
River Bridge burning all behind it. doubtless
with the intention of preventing an attack in the
rear.
At the bridge heavy battle has been fought
and it is reported captured twenty seven guns
a large number Of prisoners, and that the Rebels
haipU 1,ivon kact tnward TicE akpro 7,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

The THEArER The attraction at the Metro
politan this week is the beautiful. graceful and
accomplished Jennie Hight. who is a general
favorite wherever she has appeared The bill for
to night is a lively and entertaining one. and
comprises three Of the best little plays in the
language
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-25

- DR.. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion, is located at the Bramble House, Lafayette.
The Doctor Is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure cancer in from FIVE To twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain No
cure no nay. mavl9tf.
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THE LIBERTY OF THE CITIZEN
TEIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,.

Delivered in the House o. Representatives. February
IL. 1865. the Act indemnify the President and
other persons for supendng the writ OF habeas corpus
and acts done In pursuance thereof printed in
pamphlet form. and be obtained at this Ocf. This
IL he great effort Of Mr. Voorhees, protect the liberty
OF the citizen from tie despotis and should be in the
hsnfs Of every in fndsna II makes pamphlet
oils pages
Price 81 80 per 100.
Allorders should direct the speeches 10 be sent by
press. the postage will be cent copy and must be
prepaid
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM.
indianapolis.