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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 1a, 1863.
Gold opened in New York this morning at 155.{,
but at the close 1t had fallen to 155. Our dealers
were paying 1b4 at the close. Old Demand Notes
were taken here at 15s, and in New York Il 154-
beirg only about I per cent. under Geid. Silver
If $50 10 premium, according to eize Small Trea-
sury notcsarc getting scarce and command y pre-
MUM. Exchange Is plenty >: par buying; 1-10
selling.
MuwArKEE-The seutintlof thle morning says:
tn Eoa market o5 fae
1.@.4 per cent. lower thsn on Wednesday,. Our
dispatches give the quotations At the second bosrd
at b5H opening, then declining to 53H, nnd closing,
weak At GH. Dealers here bought ii 5l@5e, pay
ing the higher figure for round sums. Silver Is
still quoted at 3s1f! and old Treasury notea at 80.
this, OH such paper as the banks approve Of loans
can be obtained EASILY enough at per cent. Ex-
tions arc stin applicable 10 the markst vs par
buying, mud s,e13s per cent. prem. selling.
ILLINOIS fESrRAL RoAD.-We hare received
advance ehec:s Of the Report Of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad Company for tho ycar ending 3tst
December, 1869. There has been gain in traffic
Of s546, ,s1s.G4. with slight decrease in working
e1penset. The working expenses were IS per
cent. The trains have run .561 ,1oa miles, and the
total expcrscs are $16l5,s 5,s5604, or 6 cents per
mile. The receipts on capital during the year
were $995:s5 The total revenue Is <1.s,o, ,7s3 4e,
(which. aftsr providing for the coupons, and for
Fer cent. On the full paid shares leaves balance
Of ES465, 1850; these two balances make up $685.
a2oG3 OF :ash In the hands Of the Treasurers at
New Yok and Chicago.
INCOME AccoCS7 FOR 1867
From traffic, .......... 81 ,e6o57o.s4
From interest and free
lands etQl5a59-S1 s;;u 1aS ~
applied to interest on
construction bordR... 1,00s,S67.50
Interest on optional and
8perccut. bouds...... 29,s3o.lS
Premium exchange on
sterling coupons. a.5S,T2
Four per cent oil fnn .........
paid .harcs. 357.e39. .6s-$l, ,4u4 ss5o
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For the Week Ending February 10.

IFEUuI fHe y. I. VUufnaI OF C6mmtTEc.1
The receipts are larger than any reported since
after a succession Of light weeks. the market has
stood up with good degree Of strength. or the
onr I'm, dan m fhe aTs 800 to
day: A06 head were received direct, by wholesale
butchers, and 200 were in the Foy-fourth street
With abont. 3,so0 cattle In the yards on Monday
morning. trade opened briekly and drorcs were
rapidly closed out at a tridc reduction from the
were made less easily and In the afternoon prices
were fully % and Soc e ITO b lower.
On Tuesday morning there was plenty Of eelt.
. head lower than Tie rates Of Monday morning
the cnttle were closed ont. however, at about our
quotations. A few choice cattle brought high psi-
some dsoves woe lcf, at Buffalo for want Of
cars.
OF the cattle cold iii Albany, most were bought
hy New York spectators.
r$.&S
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~A few days since, in our notice Of
"hafnur's seHaewer." wc gavc lis post
once ee< Viii il should be e;s4a.
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G!)lGcoao Uri!,n11e.
THE CITY,

PEnsu>Ai~-M.. G,n. Jno. Pope, Col s.
Ea.cs, CAPT. u. Asche, and Capt. D. Pope, ar
rived In the city last evening, and arc stop.
ring at the Sherman House.
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NJ a. r r I E ID ,


Al Burlington, M!s;. On "Wednesday. Feb. II, 1y the
Hs e1H 81 LSS EER ~ t6a T. 81 Of c'caso
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milwaukee Hog and Provision Market
The Sentinel Of this mosuip. sasa!

The Sentinel Of this morning sass.
The market toE dsscestcd hogs was ehade 6rmez
npout 1000 were eccld in the forenoon at &. 100
AGO dividing on 2c0 1bs. On Change we heard
S4.1o@4 IS offered for heavy lots, and the 6re2oon
prices for ordinary lots. Receipts for n hours,
l,l10-all dressed.
The receipts Of hogs thus far for the present
season arc as follows:
or dressed hogs, .105 $50
Or live EoEs, No.. u. .895
Buyers were again canyaesing the provision
market, and ea.cs included 80 brls prime mess
pork at FL co. and 100 tscs prime taow 1t 10c the
lattcr city rendered. On ness pork therf was some
The former were asking $3.50 for city bzauds,
while $685. WAS the best price odered. Prime
lard WAS held at 11.GeA1{c ntItreli il tierccA
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TIE END or THE WoRLD.-At tho New
Jcruea1em Temple, on Adams street, near
the Lake, alccture will be given on the ADORE
subject tomorrow (Sabbath) evening at ~
o'clock, by Rey. j. z. Hlbhard. Seats free.
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EsFoRc1sG TIE .SXA11rPo1 ORp1SASCE.-
A Vest Side physician, DR.. A. B. L. Myers,
was arrested on. Thursday, charged with in
fringing city ordinance, in neglectine to re-
port 4 case Of smallpox to the health officer.
Pleading ignorance Of the law, he Vas fined
$50, but the execution suspended upon hav.
mcnt Of costs. We arc informed by the hes1,h
officer that he has formally notified all thu
pnyslclans in the city, Of the necessity of com.
plying With this ordinance, many Of whom
have taken no notice oft and that it is now
the intention to prosecute every one know1
to hare infringed the Law.
Under the ordinance It is necessary tia
every case should be reported TO the hcaltl
officer, who at once examines into tue case
1fhe finds the patient in good hands, and III
inmates ofthe louse will allow Of notice 0,
the door, warning citizens Of the presence o
The disease, the patient is allowed to remain
otherwise he is removed to tue smallpox hon
rItal or pesthouse. This Institution is stu
:a:cd on North avenue, between North ClaF'
street and the lake. 1t-is under the inamedl
ate supervision of the health officer, Mr
Cllaflcs Perry, a man" emiaent'y qualified 70
lis position.
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POCKET PIcKEp.-A Miss Stephenson, re-
.;ding in the vicinity Of Union Park, had her
pocket picked Of five dullars ut the theatre
Thursday night.
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CARS1vA1 At TIE CESTRAL.-A grand Car
nival comes of this evening at the Central
Skating Park, upon which occasion the full
Light Guard Band will do the musical, rs
sisted by the entire drnm corps Of Camr3Douss-
las. A hinge time Is anticipated.
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Abont three o'clock ycs-
tcrday afternoon, man named Horton, n
gr.in.shoveller at the Union Elevator, drop
ped down while standing in an upper story,
and cxpirod almost instantly.
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w ANTED-To sell to Chicago
~ Coal dealers.
AGoOD QUALITY OF ILLINOIS COAL,
delivered tr Railroad hy Cnnal In shipping soasons.
iii quantities to Suit Orders n11ei Mt l1ir At
dress E. L. MuRLnUT, Sparlanu, Ills. ix*Ss6 w
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~ One hundred thoueaud Planters, TRIBUNE
readers and their neighbors, want the White or
Gray WiIlow-n good thing, and will pay two OF
three prices, or get spurious Or both, buying Of
Irresponsible pcdlaEs. Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes,
Small Fruits, Shrubs, Roses, Evcrgrccns, etc.
Packing carefully done. Clabs win!
Send two red stamps for postage on our Cata-
1ogues aud Willow Circular.
Post yourself, and then order direet-trces and
all together. F.K, PHGSH,
fe3zos1-1m.d&w Bloomington Nursery, Ill
ReTo1yers! Heyolvcrs!
Colts, Smiths and Wcsson's, and all bcet
Makers at wholesale and retail at Geo. T, Abbeys,
1s6 Lake street, agent for Hawards powder. fe11Gs
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To EKATERs.-professional amateurs and be-
gfnncrs all join in the unqualified praise OF the
Buffalo Patent Ankle Supporting Skate. Says ono:
II have skated for years, bnt never fully apprcci
ated the luxury until used your sAates:" An
other: - have sold fine pair Of e...1ates to puf
11naase yonrs; IT was Too much like work to use
them; with yours can enjoy myself any length Of
time without the least fatigue" Another: "My
wife is Learning to skate upon your skates, and
only second evening finds herself rs proficient
as those Of her lady friends who have skated two
seaeons upon other skatcs.'' Sold at wholesale
aud retail by J. a. johnson, agent for the North
west. corner Of State and Randolph streets, up
stairs. ft9-Gt
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l. Guide In selecting seed, preparing seed. bed
Hsnssplaatf1g, ulla9e,-EoEning. pruning. topping,
IL F:izine for nns 9aro1ed clgatS Price ffty ceaSs
vi: f1t:sh k:ed Of the most proatsh1e nas 10 rase
JANIS MossAaS. Wettetrt tae. FranlIa CO.. Ohio'
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SERIOUS ACc1pEsT.-On Thursday evening,
the foreman In the rendering department Of
Gelpcke & Thornc's establishment, On 18TH
street, fell into tank OF boiling lard, and was
horribly scalded. Dr.. Newkirk, his physi-
clan, thinks be will probably recover,
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TTo.FoRrY.-The heavy fill Of snow during
Thursday WIS thoroughly improved yesterday,
and the fast nags were out in force. As sleigh
ing very much resembles the angels visits,
everybody improved it, and everything. which
could be mounted on runners; from dry
goods boz to tho tiny shell was impressed into
thcscrvicc. The Avenue was loudly resonant
with tiutfnuabu1ations all day.
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AiATR1MONLAL.-A young gem
the means Of an honest livelihood wtshesto for: ths
asqGatntaace Of yGnrg iadS, Win view to .nasri
must be enjoy good health
and above all be intelligent and a1ectoaate No ac-
Euantante desirable except under circumstances en-:
tEely satisfactory to both PARTIES address c r.
BOX s5S6. fei3 25,3t
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LECTURE BY TIE BLIND pREAcuER.-ReV.
II. II. Milburn, tile we'll known and eloquent
blind preacher, will deliver two lectures on
next Friday and Saturday evenings in Bryan
Hall, for The benefit Of the Bridgeport n. E.
Church. The subject Of the first lecture will
be: ssWhat blind Man SAW in England -
and Of tho second: "English roast beef and
plum pudding, or more thaat blind ,nan saw
in England
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w A n TED-Agcnts in every
~ county; city and town!n the State Of Illinois,
aud oh1ce- and ot p1aei:cal utility and economy.
Energetic agents san rsa1ze ff9a g 70 3 nsr Day
EeSl. Chicago. cF apply to +: n. TDi1CEF. Cust2lo
House Place. third door FROM the Post Otatc.
fA3l. zGn1 i'm
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"TALEH1NEs."-M & Co., 81 Dearborn
street, selling their stock OF nice Valentines at
half the old retail prices The cheapest IN town.
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"Bnowx's BRONCHIAL TnocuEs," for Bson
chitis, Hoasseness, Coughs, Asthma, and all affoc
tions Of the Throat, go well known for their
excellent medicinal qualities that commentator
from us can hardly add to their favorable uotoriey
-3}nsf1n Post.
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A11EMrTED SU1c1DE.-A poor, drunken
fellow, named Philip Gleason, residing on the
Archer road, attempted to end his life By cut
ting his throat with a butcher knife, late
Wednesday night. He succeeded in inflict-
irs a deep and gkastly wound, but, owing to
tile dullness Of the knife or want Of resolu-
lion, did not touch the jugular. At last ac-
counts he Was still alive.
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;.~,. ~ s,<,sr ~s-<use- 80 and ~ the State ~
penses run through The whole year and no IN ,er
a.. could be paid ill all the State expenses were
paia there could he pay ment under this ~ecfior
of the July Interest. which comes bsforc not sfifv
the paving Of the expense Of Il . Government.
The construction Of this section contended for,
ssyises the worst habit ~ official discretion in
the use OF the public moneys. prscfisei IN the
days Of the Tudors and Stusrt-. The section
was never intended but 10 assert principle. to
make pledge.
IL the section had specified fixei sum which
might be applied To the expenses ofthe State. and
no more. as Ia would have done had 10 been in
tended 20 make an appropriation. especially from
year to year. ior all time. then the officers could
have known. Af July. whether there money
in the Treasury - meet other and later appropfia.
tons for interest. &c
An act OF Congress illustrates this. and fnr
nishes an example Of continuing and future ap
preparation We extract from the act Of Con
gress passed August 4. i791-founi in United
States Statutes at large. 1Jy: Section I be il
enacted, THAT rescrying out Of the moneys
which have arisen since the last day of December
last pas, and which shall hereafter arise from the
duties ON goods. wares and merchandise imported
into the United States, and on the tonnage Of
ships or vessels. the yearly sum OF six hundred
thousand dollars or much thereof may be
appropriated from time 90 time. towards the de
tense OF the Government Of tho United States,
and their common defense. the residue OF the said
moneys or so much thereof may he necessary .
"a the same shall be received ia each year. next
aftes the SUN reserved as Aforesaid rhall be, and
Il hereby appropriated e. the payment Of the in
tercst which shall from time To time become due
on the loans heretofore made by the United States
in foreign countries; and also. the payment of
interest on such further loans ~ may be obtained
for dischargng the arrears Of interest thereupon.
and the whole OF any part Of the principal there
of: 10 continue 40 appropriated until the said
loans. ne we'll those already made those which
NAV he made in virtue OF this act. shall be fully
satisfied pursuant to- the contracts relating the
same, any law to the contrary notwithstanding .
The judgment below is reversed. costs remand
ed. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

CHICAGO ExcURsIos.-There will be the grand.
est excursion to Chicago next Wednesday. that
ever left indianapolis. The train leaves at 10
A. NJ. and will reach Chicago at ( p NJ. so that
YOU will see Lafayette with its artesan wells the
Wabash, pass through the Grand Prairie, now in
It's beauty and glory; passing by the Tippecanoe
battle-ground. and come upon Lake Michigan.
that beautiful sheet of water. and skirt its mar.
gin for fifty miles Chicago, the great city Of
the Northwest Theamount of pleasure and fun
to be had Is incredible Turn out everybody
ladies and gentlemen. business men, lumber mer
chants, salt men. young men TO the \ NJ. &. A.
BY the way. we will get there just in time to go
To Church. or lecture, or theater. or for "A stroll
by the the Lake. and all for 50 so
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08
Night Report.


From Washington.
WASHINGTON. June Ga dispatch from Pelarr
has Just arrived with important information-that
the Rebels have evacuated Nicksburg. The
movements of Lees army, which has given rise
to so many conhrting reports during the past
week. are explained by the removal of his entire
force from the line of the Rappahannock. which
is now in undisputed possession of Gen. Hooker
Our forces Immediately crossed the river and oc
cupied the town, over which the stars ard stripes
are now floating As vet We have no indication
of the direction which Lee has taken.
There is no truth in the statement of the evac-
uation of Fredericksbur BY Gen. Lee and the
occupation of the place by our forces
From 81. Louis.
ST LOUIS, June 6-The New York dele
CATION TO the Chicago Canal Convention arrived
here last night by special train. On the invita-
ton of the City and State authorities they will
receive a reception at the rotunda OF the Court
House this afternoon. Every effort is being
made to give them a warm reception.
ST LOUIS, June 6-The New York delega-
ton were formalay received by the State and
CITY authorities, at the court house, this after
noon Henry T. Blair made the welcome ad
dress. which was responded to by Gen. W albridge
in behalf of the delegation. Addresses were also
made by Gen. King, S B. Ruggles, Gov. Gamble
ence TO the protested canal said Missouri recog-
nized the importance of the movement and de-
sired to sacrifice everything for the Union. An
institution that belongs TO Missouri. and connects
her with the south, she, herself, is about 10 re
move permanently. He called upon all to use
their influence, not merely to open the canal, but
10 give the people a true impression OF the abid
ing loyalty Of Missouri to the Union. and her de
termination TO consecrate her all to il The
visitors have been seeing the sights in the city
and on Monday will make an excursion to Iron
Mountain.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 6-Whatever NAV have
been the condition of affairs either side of the
Rsppahannock for the last two DAYS, il is known
that army might is on this side of the
river.
kilograms were received to- night from Rich
mond
The Rebels are exulting in what they allere to
be great losses of Grants army. The papers for
several days past have been continually increas-
ing the number, evidently depending upon fancy
rather than facts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

Hfspoukarrns Dfsrnlcr or INpIsSA. !
DEPARTMENT or rux Onm.


DEPARTMENT % rur Omfo.
ISpiASAroLfs. June g. 1858.
I. The commanding General having receives.
notice that he will soon be relieved of his com
mand Of the District Of Indiana which was TEN
porariy assigned him. hereby rescnds Genen |
Order No. ., issued from these Headquarters. n
the 18th OF April last-He does this without IN.
ssructions from any source In order 10 leave his
successor FREQ to adopt such course 81 In his
judgment will beat subserve the public interest IN
the States Of Indiana and Michigan which will
hereafter compose the District.
Ia. On retiring from the command OF the ID -
trict the General commanding desires to return
his thaDis n the officers and soldiers under his
command. for the cordial CO operation aud as
sistance he has at all times received from them.
and enioins upon them the same course IN regard
I his successor When he came in command of
TIC District, he found IL threatened with serious
outbreaks at various points. and now has the SAT-
isfsction Of turning IL over 10 his successor com
parativey quiet, and with no reason 10 apprc
bend serious trouble at my point
III. lie retires also with such consolation as Is
to be founi in the fact that his course has met the
cordial appreciation Of the commanding officer Of
the Department. and also Of great majority Of
the loyal citizens of the State. To have been
able TO please the di-loya element would not
have been much To his credit lie came in com
mand % this District without solicitation on his
part. aud goes cheerfuly TO any other duty that
NAV be assigned him.
by command Of Brig. Gen. HASCAIL.
En-. X. KKRsrFTTER.
Capt and A. A G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

- We notice that the fashionable CONNECTION.
cry establishment in Talbot 4 News block, on
Pennsylvania street. has changed hands. Mr.
Hahn retiring and Mr. Spencer coming in. The
firm is now Gritcr X Spencer. and it will maintain
the high reputation the establishment has acquir-
ed. The firm will spare no pains to- make
their rooms an agreeable resort for parties There
are few in the city who have not partaken at
some time of the good things from the bakery
and confectionery of Hahn 4 Co. and it is
enough to saw that Griter K Spencer will be fully
up TO the high standard the house attained under
its original propretors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

NEw YORK, June 6.
Flour--Heavy and SC lower: S. SOFAS IS for
for extra State. Sc l066 % for extra round
hoop Ohio, So 65@6 Is for trade brands closing
heavy; 10 BUYERS Mt outside quotations.
Whisky-Unchanged; 44@4415c, and 500 brls
Western in bond at 25c.
Grain-W heat opened heavy. and closed C12c
lower; the decline in gold and exchange, and the
frmness of lreights. has a very depressing effect
on the market: n strike of the stevedores is
anticipated on Monday next, and this adds to the
depression; 81 206l ~ for Chicago spring.
81 3DC6l 43 for Milwaukee Club. 81 47@l So
for winter red Western. Corn heavy: closes "a
&c lower 76G7ec for oil mixed. IL (675c for
new mixed, 75Cd7Sc for inferior to good new yell
low western
Observation-Disclosures and firmer. Molasses active
and firm.
Meats-Poik heavy, hut a shade easier
$ll IS for old mess. Sl3 for new mess. $40 50Cd
II 80 for old and new prime, Sl3 75@l6 90 fol-
new prime mess. Beef steady
Lard-A shade easier ut 9t2@l01sc.
Money-Easy; 607 per cent. Exchange lower
first class bills at l57@l5s Gold lower; opening
at 1885. declining to A. and closing quiet a
4434c prem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

day. Our forces cngascd them and prevented .
further advance letter from Lieut. Col.
Johnson To Gen. Walker says. We are nov Ia
Button, which place u now In flames. The
enemy has retired. No one on our side h hurt.
In raid on the Combodee the enemy carried
away about one thousand uegroe- and Destroyed
nearly million dollars worth Of property.
From Mobile.
MoslLr. June 4-The corn crop la Alabama
and Western Georgia h in housishiag condition
and promises an abundau, yield fE F.
Refugees at Pascagoia reports another bril-
liant victory over the Yankees. at Port Hudson.
An editorial Ia the Richmond Whsg says:
The news from the south west continues To be
OF the most cheering character. Noby has
Gen Pemberton vindicAied the confidence placed
in him hay President Davis. From all accounts
the defence OF Vicksburg l. the most clio ,us
episode IN the already crowded annals OF our
military history.
Heiacombs of Yankees attcs, the yalor Of our
troops and the skill and success with which they
have been handled in every attack. The heroic
garrison has immortalized itself
The Yankees have given up the attempt 10
take the city by storm, and now talk of regu
lar siege, plan which Gen. Johnston may posi-.
bly, interfere with
The telegraph also brings the report Of bril-
liant victory gained by kirbv Smith over Banks
at Port Hudson. We have every reason to be-
lieye that this news Will be confirmed.
with Gen Grant'sarmy all but annihlated by
the terrific execution of our artillery and musket
ry at Nicksburg. and the strategic movement OF
Banks suddenly cut short at Port Hudson the
great campaign Of the West, from which 80 much
was expected by the enemy. bids fair to prove by
lar the most disastrous and gigantic of all his
failures in this war
From Murfrccsboro.
MuRrRrrsBoRo, June Col Wilder's mount.
ed infantry returned from another highly success
ful expedition TO Liberty. He broke M band
of guerrillas taking a the IA, and sixty tw
prisoners.
Deserters represent the Mississippi troops in
Bragss army To be in state of mutiny-the 4 It
regiment being under heavy guard for several
drys
Portions of Brcckinridge's and McCowens di-
visions reported 10 have gone TO Mississippi. ara
still in front.
from CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June Indiana and Michigan
have been formed into one military district, Gen.
o. Il Wilcox in command.
a locomotive exploded At Nichosonville, Ky,,
yesterday. killing five soldiers and wounding
twelve
Adams Express Company have advices from
their supcrin endent at Memphis to the 3D. which
say that the Rebels burned the gunboat Cincin.
natl on Friday
The bearer Of dispatches from Pemberton TO
johnson was captured on Thursday. The dis.
patch read-: forage all gone. men on quarter ra-
tons, ammunition nearly exhausted can hold out
ten days
On Friday Grant ordered every gun i'm position
to throw shells into Vicksburg. In one hour
thirty six hundred safely lodged in the city e.
feet not known.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-08

- a K Z. q X
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FuNIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE LOT NO
N in Square No. 81, with The improvements thereon
This property is stu ted in The city Virginia Avenue
and but ieN feet from Washington and j. nearly
equal To Washington street property. has situated
II a comfortable two story Br OK touse, with eight or
nine rooms faces Virginia Avenue. ot the business
streets Of the city, % feet, and back Maryland
street. next sire 10 Wa,hingon-a front Of 80 feet
more or lcss-making good building front on Maryland
street
Also Lot No in square NJ. g. the city of Indi
annapolis. This Lot Is sitaa on ~ md street nearly
opposite h state House. j. g: e., front by l9j feet to
alley and well adapted for manufacturing establish
ment
Said property vii, be sold AZ private sale between
and the l4th day o: June. s63 If sold by that time
WILL on the 18th nst offer the public sale at
the door Of the Court House. to the highest bidder be-
tween the hours Of II and } o'clock said day.
TERMS >.IE-cne third cash, the balance in and
two years. the deferred payments 10 bear interest and be
secured by mortgage
The title is indsputable.
june6-d9t WM. JOHN WALLACE.