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The New York herald., 1863-02-17

WINES AND LIQUORS.

A PURE WHISKEY.
IA SUITS Kentucky Bourbon Whskey for sale by every
druggist and In New York after February A. 1863
T EEDs GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF W. G.. RUDMAN
IL Celebrated Philadelphia Ale for sale barrels half
barrels and bottles by HM j. HOWELL, agent At No II
Third avenue, corner Of 81. Marks place
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

AT THE NEW STORE III tidh IdihnD 40 ss la "a
price Tor esch article cast on wearing Apparel furnl
,It pi,asa 80 AZ moi forget TO call on or address G.
IN. T,,ra avenue near Fourteenth street LADIES ais
luM Mr. lah
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

=, orursG -ATTENTIoN--GENrtE NEW
1 bssrond hana Clothing. IN large and small quanti.
~ Inc fuii valve viii be given Call at the store
~~ress d kirkpatrick, t97 Pearl street
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

14v NINTH ANENV MD VEN
A nsn h YOU wsh % receive the highest price Tor
~ mn, .n,,,,hfnr Carpets Furniture, Ac the best you
osSi on III an or send note 20 y. MINTH at iT
20 se tvso doors from Tenth street Ladies auende
NJ Mntx True, you will be deat win 70 your saiifa
and benefit
The New York herald., 1863-02-17

9th WARD.-PUBLIC MEETING-EIGHTH AVE
n Railroad to Harem river.-Ctizens and pro crly
owners invited to attend meeting at lans Hotel.
Manhattanvile corner Broadway and Manhattan street.
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst. at ia. BY order
TIL MANSON. President
T. n; LEWIS Secretaries
d. ii. kNAPP ''''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

FRuIr CANS = We believe We have spoken be
fore of the extensive fruit can mandatory OF
Mr. Peniecos.. on Washington street. between
New jersey md Est. We pissed there yesier
d,y. aud touk another look. and the piles ut cans
and the ingenious machinery for making Thorn.
and consider il important that everybody should
know where 10 get them. The supply OF fruit
will he abundant this wear. and IL should be con
siiered the duty of every one tn put up much
a. tiev conveniently can. The demand tor
cann'd fruit for the army will be- great IL Is u
luxury that should lie furnished trcel, hy the eiti
xens az home to their freads IN the field, and We
look u ION this manuiactorv ~ ct great import.
ance to the whole Stale Me- ] A Harter, Who
Is the business manager. hts had more expert
ence n the business OF canning fruits than any
person In the CITY. and he is first class Workman
in addition. The cans turned out bv Mr. Harter
will be,r Inspection Dealers can be supplied IN
any quantity thew may desire, aud at rates that
will command their attention.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

HUME. LORD Co. This enterprising firm. il
will tie seen from advertising columns. are
offering rare advantages 10 the public in the re-
ducei prices of their immense stock Of goods
The Trade Palace u TO Indiana pills md the State
nj lsrge what Stewards j. to New Yo'k. and in
all the multtorm variety Of dry goods. carpets
and oil cloths they stnd the head OF the trade.
both in quality aud extent of stock By having
n buyer constantly in the 4 at, they enabled
II take advantage OF any and every panic in the
markets there. and secure for their customers the
benefit of the downward tendency of goods. We
again call attention to their prices in our adver-
Using columns
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28


Thom,s II Nelson vs james NJ Brown--vigo
c. q. Reversed.
Daniel Jaw ". John Greer ct al-Grant Q. c.
Affirmed with 5 per cent damages
John Fsnkboncr George X. Fankboner-
Granite T. Affirmed with per cent dlmsges
John h Norman John II Quick-Frank
lin c Z. Affirmed with per cent damages
George Benton vs. Neutrality-suspicious.
@. O Affirmed
Thom,- W. X ,riing e. ux. W. Third Prcsby-
terrain Churcl--Muion c Reversed
G. Affirmed.
Wm Parent vs.. Alex. Whitehall. Adm'r-war
rem c J.. Reversed
John burton W John Recds-VigoC O. AT.
frmed. ~ith per cent damages
David @ X ,Se ct al " P,rke Btnk-Laporte
&C. Affirmed. with costs a. to Rose and Ear
iy; reversed with costs as to Walker.
Moses Brooks vs.. Rebecea G. Beuyhill-Jei-
ferson &. 7. Affirmed.
Eaton & Htmilton Railroad Co. vs. John
Hunt ct sl-wayne Q c. Affirmed.
John r. Varuum ct al. IS. Johu Hunt e. al =
Wayne c. c. Affirmed.
THIRD DAY.
John p. Byrne vs. Rising Sun Insurance Com
psny-Floyd c {. Reversed
The State vs. VIM. Swope-Graut c. +. Re
versed
Eli Shockley " Elizabeth Shocklev-Howard
C.P. Affirmed with three per cent damages
VIM III Martin ct al vs Hugh Handa et al
Cass q. c. Reversed.
State ex rel aud Prosecuting Attorney "
John IL Mehrenger-Dubois @ C Affirmed
Wm X Ellis ct al " Thos W Hatfield 81 n
-Tippecsuoe q p Affirmed
Roswell p. G. Berwick John W Far
quhar-Frankln c, r. Affirmed with per cent
damages.
Henry Picken- w. the State-BartholomewC
@. Reversed
Jsme- 1oor vs. Maria Toor-Patnam c. l.
Affirmed.
Thos Moor vs.. Nancy Meek-Madison c 7
Affirmed. ~ith "a per cent. damages
Jonah Evans ~ Joseph GaliOssy Noble c
y. Affirmed. with per cent damages.
Edward G Sumaef ~ Isaac C.,lenan---Bsn
ton o. &. Affirmed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Here we have decline OF 81 40 pcr barrel in
the price al iiDur. of pc in wheat. of pie in
corn. OF Zoe IN oats and 2ic IN rye Llrge
declines have slso taken place IN potatoes but
ter. linsecd oil, and cotton and aI kinds of cot
ton goods. and even II the decline the market
generally close, dull. cxceptne ~ regards -four
aud Wheii. which were Ia petty good demand at
our quotations
Whisky declined - iDc but forced back
20 ill,c Tho distillers ciinut Afford 10 rake
the attic c at this rate aud are s'oppnc. which
i, the chiei cause OF the urge decline in corn and
rye
A further decline in bran. -hor,s aud ship
siuirhls bees established. with dull mlrket
Rectifei petroleum., has l.rs,y advanced and
at The clo-e WIS held 't 5e@6lc
There l. an immense dtmiud Tot petroleum
coor-rhpc AT - ~ PER ianci We have been
informed ~ deiler- IA t3c arfirlc thht there arc
Orders nov IN this eta for ~ 000 barrels.
There h,- been quite 81 excitement ia the
market fpr petroleum under the l,'c news from
abroad, aul prices have lafee,. advanced in the
oil regions OF PenuS, l,aua IL PuiSburg. AT the
last adviee-. tile excitement htd subsidized some
and the market w. quiet at 266d27c Tor crude IN
barrels. and 53d55e for "a tncd: Lenziue WI,
dull 81, poo BE for dcodorized
Tie last adviccs from England reported
Quiet market
Linsecd oil very dull aui lower II WIS of
fered at : 10 az the clo,e. without buyers
We notice 4 good demlnd for pork and lard
barrels for future delivery. tut cooper~ are mo-
disposed u m he contract. Il 3 - Tor port
barrels. which Is the rite offered We did no
succeed in finding out The price offered for LARD
baiie>
There ha- not been mach done in provisions
but prices tre in FAVOR OF BUYERS The future o
the MAJ <et does not look well fof holders
No new feature In groceic>
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
THx Bans Hor.r -Thi. establishment Ia,

The Bars HuVsE This establishment has
recently ch,nge,l hands NJ William Ju1-on.
who has been the proprietor OF the establishment
Tor the p1st five yesrs reIres, AMI We y suc
cee'ied by Mr. j. Holton. OF Ohio. ~ho has
the reputation OF being ~ accomplished land
lord Mr. II intends 10 thosnughI, reht and re
furnish the house aud coutinne u first class ho-
tel IN every respect Mr JulS0n, during the
period he has rnauacen the Bates has made the
acqu iintsnce of a barge number OF tiie people ot
Indian, and the travelling public generally and
he will he remembered as a courteous host, ever
mindful OF the wants Ol his gue-tS
Dir Chirles JudsOn aud Mr. William Jones
the former clerks of the Bste~. will continue a.
attaches of the establishment. and their faminl
faces ana genilemanly department will make lh,
old guests of the house feel at home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
Prom the Cincinnati Price Carren'. May 9th
Financial and Comne' ciai sum r /,
for the Past Week.

Gold went a. low III. Int closed ut i2 AZ
at / P NJ Yesterday in Nes York, the market in
the meantime being greatly a.ita:eI Railway
syocs- we're dull aud rates declining, while Gov
eminent securities have nt,anred. the coupon
sixe- ct ISL being up To lool4 he deman'.
Tor the ~ ~ Per cent stuck continues very
active. and the sales amount To tNo aud h IL
millions week. This shows the high estimate
entertained of the Go, eri,ineut credit
The money m'rket continue very el-y. ami
the supply of ipitl vistll "a excess 81 the wants
OF the business community R,;e- vary from
toe per cent for first ch'>s business paper, aud
I'D per cent for that not coming strictly under
thi- he ID.
Exchange ruled steady without ALLEGATION
The dem MI j. but moderate
The quotations Ter exchange. c,in and Govern
mem oriers. &c, at the close last evening. were
"A f.4liuws.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

S--T--1660--X.
DRAKESPLANTATION BITTERS

Exhaa ted nAnre's great delightful bever-
sni active tonic. conr Of pure 81 CT IA Rum,
roots herbs II insigoraies the body without slim
uatins the brain. II destroys aeidy Of the stomach.
creates appetite and strengthens the s,stem. II IA
for Dyspepsia, Constipation. Diarrhea, Liver
Complaint, and Nervous IIradaehe aud prevents Mas
matte disease from change Of Diet water &c II can be
used at all times Of day by old young and is partcu-
larry recommended 10 weak and delicate persons Sold
by AL CrocerS Druggists, Hotels and Saloons p. II.
Drake Co. ?os Broadway New York.
ianla.dNwitaw6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
AUCTION.
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL. At
public auction. the hrst Tuesday in June. lss3
10 o'clock, A. NJ, On the premises, joining the Model
tate fo-wit
Thirty feet AMI inches OF the vest part o.
lot twenty three. l23. laid OF out lot No las OF
the donation lands. al ming The city Indianapolis
Ind. ~ James Bike and jane NJ Ray. of will be
sold for no less than t~o-fhrs Of the appraised value
The purbaer paying one fourth II the purchase money
down. Ouefourf an Six. fourth twelve and
foi in eighteen raist~ from day sale securing
the deferred payments BY note. aud mortysVe on the
premise wauiug valuation and apprai>erneni laws
my 25-d6t ANN NJ CARLISLE, Guardian
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

HuB AND LAST Factory FIRE 1t ,ff,rds us
pie 'sure 'o call attention to the card Of O<cood.
Smith Co. See advertsmento of Springfield In
surance Company IN another column This il
one of the most honorable aud prompt companies
reoresente, in our city. We advise every man
to keep his property Insured in these troublesome
times. and we say without hesitation. the Fire In
surance Companies represented By j. 5 Dunlop.
are large. strong. reliable companies. lie repre-
sents twelve million dollars OF insurance capital
II IN accident hapnens your loss will be made
good promptly. We have known the Springfield
Company for ten Years IL has wide spread
reputation for promptness in the adjustment oil
It's losses. may 2s-d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

TT On East Ne~ York street. four aud half
squares from the Post flee. Frank Smith. Real
Etate Agent offers Tor sale a one story frame
co't"se' having e'sht room. well huilt aud hsv
ing all the usual COM enences with large lot
oo by 2O2 feet deem. hsnisomelv set OFF with
shrub5efy. &c for s. SOD on easy terms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
COMMERCIAL.
>eM sork Market.

Nav YohK. May "a.
-Four a shade hrrner and in fair demani. with
sales at S. GIGS 20 for extra State, So l5@
6 30 for extra TO md hoop Ohio and So 3DQ
IS for trade brands. Market closing scarcely
10 firm
Whisky IS a shade 6rIner. with sales a: 449
axe
Wheat l(f2c better: sales at 81 l7Gfl &c fct
Chicago spring, 81 250l Al for Milwaukee
club. closing quiet and scarcely so firm.
Corn i9oc better. closing with scarcely 20
much firmne 5.
Gold unsettled and lower opening al 445{c
declining 70 A.. and closing dull ~ i4G7 &c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Pic NIcs.-The picnic season has fiirly set in
and our people. old aud young. are taking AL.
vantage of il. IL is so pleasant To steal away
from the buzz of crowded city to tie green
fields and cool shades for day. that il requires
but little persuasion To induce the closest devotee
20 business 20 throw aside his care and Join the
licht hearted crowds that almost every morning
wcrd their way To the Union Depot.
Yesterday morning the ] Jacksonville road took
n large train of cars filled with excursiou-ts to
Louisville. A dispatch WIS received from them
lat evening stating that they were having very
pleasant time.
The Roberts Chapel Sabbath School. with a
large number of friends. went the Cincinnl II
ruad to ST. Paul. and returned in the evening
after day OF rare ENJOYMENT
On Saturday. the Sibbsth School of the
Christian Church 60 to Kughlstowu Springs to
pass the day. This will be most delightful ex
cursion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

tB-It never rains 5ut il pours. il the old
adsee- and IL II again verified On top of the
news of FIVE victories comes the intelligence that
Spencer -reeeiving fresh invoices of the splendid
style Of hats and caps. which he so we'll knows
how 10 select. 273
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

the hope Of destroying our army in yirgiIia an
of capturing Washing ION
II il regarded 80 certain that Besuregard has
lett Charleston with most Of hi forces for The
West or Virginia. probably to the former.
though II is possible he has been ordered TO Lee
on the R,ppahannoek.
iNoTE-Ths storm last night again interfeTed
with the telegraph communication. and We are
unable to get late reports-REPoRrTH1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

THE THEATFh-Ths is the last mcht bat one
OF the Appearance OF he charming Jennie II sht
] he ball y good one. and mus; attract full
house The play is the hue drama OF the Wan
dering Boys. with the prote,n farce OF the -Four
Sisters. with songs and dances.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

eB Rare chance TO buy real estate ut auction.
with two good houses. suitable for three families
opposite the late residence of d III Smith
Somebody will get bargain. Sale at 2 clock
A. the Curt House. Terms. half down. b,i-
ance in year. my26 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

cS The Bates House saloon il again in ope
ra'ion unfer the superinrendence Of Willi,m Co
burn. There is M establishment, in the city
winch furnishes a better quality of liquors and
wines, and they are served up in incompatible
style. A lunch Is sc; every night from . to 10
o'clock word to the wi~ei i sufficient
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

sS-O 3 Stout & Brother received Yesterday
q 'arse lot of oranges aud lemons. which they
Offer To the trade AZ the lowest rates They have
also thousand cans Of fresh peaches and they
are in daily recent OF strawberries aad nll the
choice fruits of the seison The Mcs-rs Stout
have everything needed for family. hotel or res.
t"urant usi of the best quality md at the loves
rates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

FAMILY GEocGRIts-The establishment Of
Milton Spencer. on East Washington street. i
always fully supplied with any article required
by families which are usually kent at frat class
grocery house. Mr. Srencer's arrangements are
such that his customers may he assured th,t
they can Get at his place of business the hest that
the SEASON. and the mtrket affords We
there Yesterday some of the incest fresh butter
that Ne ever lad eyes Oh. and that would take n
first premium Mt any State Fair, This article
was not nm exception. but the other supplies were
of the same quality. Bv the way, We also no
iced a useful little article that should be in every
household IL was patent clothes wringer-
neat. handy and cheap IL i Manufactured by
Iamphur 4 Barrett. Ladies' who have fine goods
To cleanse and do no. want them torn by the old
twisting process. called ''wringing." should call
and see these patent wriugers. and they will at
once discover the advantage to be gained by their
use.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

eB-Dr Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
pion. IL located 1T the Bramble House, Lafayette
The Doctor il the only physician nov living who
can kill and cure a cancer in from Ave TO twenty
four hour. without instruments or pain No
cure no pay mayl9-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

~ There - i be Grand Union Rally" At
Ehnpnrg. on ; 'turdav, the 3ith of May. Col
Z l. Durham i ADJ ert-el 10 address the meet
ing Arrangements have been made with the
Madison aud Jacksonville Railroads Tor half
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
CRY AND STATE ITEMS.

IcK. IcE. Icr George W Piiis has on hand
plenty Of pore. clear Ice. TO supply his customers
without shipping from Toledo or any other point
Any person wanting Ice. can b. supplied by 81.
dressing George w. Pitts. Box ESQ., Indiansoolis
p. %. ap3O pm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

Icr, IcK,-Joseph Parise,te has on hand. 300
tons OF clear Ice. ANY person wanting Ice can be
supplied by the FIVE cents worth ton. by apply
Ing ut No Is. North Illinois street, in his old Ice
cellar. or at No 70 South street. between Ten
ne~see and Mississippi streets lee cellar open
from 3 10 IL A. NJ, and from | 70 O'Clock p.
NJ nay 81 d4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

From washington.
WASHINGTON, May 90 The Worlds special
saw:
IL is rumorei here and believe the rumor to
lie true, that great fears are entertained by the
Administration of an invasion Of Pennsylvania
bv Confederate forces. Gen Shenck. of Balti-
more j. said to have communicated his fears 20
the Washington authorities and to those OF Har-
riShurc, and the Infection has caught
PAYMENTS made 10 the army within the last
fortnight amount to s2.I6o.0Oo: still unpaid
Sl600 0n0.
The HeraId's special saws:
Notwithstanding various rumors sfiOat all the
intelligence in possession OF the Cover ment war.
rants the belief that Vicksburg has already capt
ulated
IL is not known whether the Rebels. bv the r
move upon Helena. contemplate an interruption
OF the nav igatiun Of the M~ss~ipp;.
The Time Washington sperial avs dispatch
from Grants army states that he is perfectly
confident of taking Vickshurg, but il must be
done hv invesimen, and approach week may
be consumed in it
/ A snecia 10 the Herald from Marfreesboro the
+ Both. saws the Ret,e> have fallen back all along
their lines They have little or no force this
side OF Duck River
I Very recen, Information Indicates that the
+ Rebel iorre AT Tullthom1 and vicinity numbers
% 0n0 men, OF whom As 900 are infantry and
! 6.00O cavalry.
I Gen Forrest iias been made n Major General
and has gone with hS cavalry to Mississippi
Gen Whee'er takes his place at Columbia and
Gen Morgan has charge of the line of cavalry
nj Cumberland river
! Two regiments of Rebels at bridgeport
/ where they are strongly posted.
Engineers have been engaged for two months
i'm LAYING out works ut Chattanooga, but as yet
have Gone little work on them
There are but few Rebel troops in East Ten
nessee
The mountains in East Tennessee are inll OF
refugees. who on Thursday repulsed considera
/ BILE force sent 10 arrest them.
! The Rebels have supplies for six weeks at
/ Chattanooga.
A special to the Herald from Washington SAYS
it i positively stated here that Gen Batter has
areidv gone 10 new field Of important service
under late ORDERS Of the War office
Some uneasiness IL felt here particularly
among traders snd suffers, nj reports that a large
Rebel force i moving this way.
The fIcts. as aScertained. are TINT the Rebels
have repaired the railroad from Culpeppcr and
Gorionsville to Richmond. and are sending barge
quantities. Of forage over the road ~ Culpepper
where there is large force principally of cav
airy
Their extreme pickets towards our line are al
Brady Station. where Gen. Hampden's brigad,
il doing duty
Thee troops carry shelter tents, and are vel
provided
The IMPRESSION prevails that Stuart is concen
trating "a large body OF his cnvarv between Cul
pepper Court House aud Brady Station.
from Ciuciunnti.
CINcINNATI. Nav - The report, through
Rebel sources. of the capture of Helena. Ark
by Gen. Price is untrue. The Gazette publshe
n letter from that place dated the ooh. at which
time Price was threatening nm assault. but il wa,
merely teint to cover n contemplated move oil
some other point
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

woop wAxrrp-wanfed 70 ensa q frnrn forty
10 fifty cords Of cp~d wo,,l 10 be .lei, esed da
ring lie summer at the rate Of Ia cords week.
Apply at thi- Office d&stf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

II Cash paid for Quutermsster's accounts
and Government claims. by ID s. McKernan
Soldiers Claim Agent. No. .. West Washington
street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

One department 81 Dspsassry specsily de~csss
TO tho treatment Of the Females. saeA Ia
ehcrrlea ~ bife irregular Painful and surprers
Meusrustion. Nervoas and G~uer~ Debility ID s~sses a
he " cnb. Harrelsaess. a.
Consult atiors and niuff afiors re Il charxe-
Also fer sale. DE-. Dt RES r. 81 iAINJk fEi.AS
For Female DISTRACTIONS, srregua'ilies te hrret s<
dies IN certain should ri them fbsy
rni-csrrsnge. Prics 81 Ter hoA sl -
sert by mail
pa q Airs's pkfNkNlIyE--An invaluable srtck
for those limit the number - t~ir offspring.
Of the bsTrrn xho fef children; warranted nat to
lure the hsah sad IA LAT for ifete. SEAT 10 any
urs-T --Ai. receipt 81 the p e~-INo DOL
LARS.
PATENTS AT A DISTANCE ssndirg . brisI
s.aferen, 81 their vinPtcns. ~ii receive Esk Char
containg lis af questes terfe for Tie q
treatment &c k-eine cent any psri q thu eoltEB
hnrIF. from danger
All trrn scgieD< private and epirc'n'.1.- ker,-ui<F
the name aid number
EI~cs all i-fscr<s0
GALES's HEAD DisPkAsAky.
nogl5-52dswiy Loulfsiils. 50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28

The Ne,tler has heen dry and wirm all the
week. and rain is now much neeici tor all grow
ing crops. Same showers fell Yesterday, AMI
the indications at the close weie favorable Tor
rain
The decline ia gold. and the general belief that
Il will further decline. in case the capture of
Nirk -bnrg has been accomplished, greatly ua
setIlei the market for all kinds of produce. and
prices n - general thing, are lower Flour dc
cline To Il ~ iot super tine, wheat to- 81 tor red.
AM 81 IL for white; corn To 45a i-c tor etr; oats
60 So, and rye TO 729 BE The decline IN -four
nud grain the last Two months has been large and
resulted in serious losses To- holders The follow
ing are the comparative figures:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-28
MilLiN Err s..
III I S S J. DO Y L E

EsFGS LEAVE IA INFORM the LADIES OF IN
diauapus nd vicinity that She will op SHOW
Rooms over NJ uatts House Block, Wet Washington
street. Miss bos- intcIRs keeping Paris Millnary
Fmpor where ~ tiro, iral lie found tic tet
srriineni of RniGcs nbbus frerch Flowers. fumes,
Bridal NreahS sud all cvocs Usually De fund in y
frs ca-e ;isi Mi. o. le .icnds mai ing III
danap"s her Ieiranent r, sr rs. ard vii a. tirnes
he msr<rt Tie parcnace OF the public j. respectfully
solicited spre dly