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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
ORDINANCES.

Bv Mr. Brown: To grade and gravel MeCarty
street. between Washington and Bates streets
Read twice
Ordinances To grade and bowlder an alley run
ming east and west through square No "a be
tween Illinois and Tennessee streets: to Grade
and gravel Tennessee street from st Clair street
To the donation line; To grade and gravel Wash
ington street between the Carlisle House and the
western arm of the canal: 10 light with gas Ten
ne-~ee street between Georgia AMI South streets,
and between Washington and MARYLAND streets
Read a third tune and passed.
Il, Mr ;. A Fletcher: TO grade and gravel
Cedar street between Virginia avenue and Huron
street; also. To grade and gravel Ho>brook street
and sidewalks between Huron and Grove streets
Reld twice
By Mr Brown: To grade and gravel al alley
running east and west through square H. in the
rear OF the German Catholic Church Read
twice
BY Mr. r A Fletcher: To grade and pave the
sidewalks on the east side of Illinois street be
tween Market and North streets Read twice.
MOTIONS. &c
Bv Mr. S A Fletcher that the Committee on
Gas be instructed tn contract for the ensuing wear
for lighting. cleaning, &c. of tie street lamps
Adopted
By Mr. II. A Fletcher. that the Chief Fire
Engineer inquire and report the expesiiency
of building heW ci-ierii on Illinois street. nelr
Bird's corner. aild also one near tie Union Depot
Adopted
By NJ Men ,bh. thai NJ II irth be Allowed to
flag the cii, : portion OF the gutter opposite tht
Spencer House at the same rate he paid Tor hi
own. and present the bill 10 the CITY. Adopted
By Mr. Thompson. granting building priv
leses To DR. Miller on tue corner of Illinois aud
Ohio streets Adopted.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

ANOTHER RAID Across Our BoRpERs Dis
patches were received yesterday morning ut the
Governors effcc, that torce OF from FIVE tC
niue hundred men had crossed the Ohio River at
or near Rome IN Perry county. Sunday morn
Inc. and were making their way northwtrd with
NIL speei They were next heard of near Poll IN
Orange county. probabl, intending "a sack the
bank there. aud sl.o NJ ) ,lem. AMI To destroy as
murh ~ they could of the New Albany and Sa
lem Railroad Dispatches received from
Hen er' n, XIV and from New Albtnv. Bloom-
instol. Salem. Washington in Davies county,
Curvdon AMI Viucennes The border counties
are thoroughly aroused, and active measures are
TAX ng to repel this during raid. The dispatch
from New Aibiny state: that the invaders boosted
OF their intention IN visit this city. and they .x-
pectei 10 revel here to dsy In this. they are
mistaken II Their force is only nine hundred.
Quitting il at the outside figures they can only
res.-n here prisoners.
A compan OF cavalry lett here for Paoli on
Stturisy -.ni ye>terdtv abont noon 450 of the
list reyimesa. under Col BIidle. LETT here over
the JefIe sonv 'e road for some point on the
Nv A,niny and Salem road. with view OF
p otectng il. The Indiana Legion in the South
e. cpat' - nj e Safe has been ordered into
active service. and large force will he in read
ne>> aI ahvr A iutsut General Noble went
down tn assist in organizing the Legion at the
sent of
The Rebels we're last heard Of at Midtown
ard at Springviie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

NV YoRx. June 90
Flonr-Cn-e,iled. and sGloc lower: IS 20
as 20 for extra State. sud s. s065 9n for
common ." good brands -rirs round hoop OHIO,
and S. oOG7 20 for trade brands
whsky-s4s40ssc
Grain-Wheat Dull. ic lower: 81 l7Ql 20
for Chicago Spring. al 26tdl % for Nd~rukee
Club. 81 4l9l a. COR winter red western. Corn
closed steady: 7id16c for western mixed Oats
dull at 7sds0c
Meats-Pork not firm: sil 5otdil * for old
mess. $l2 ST. @l3 oo tor new; $40 sCdil %
Tor old and lev prime mess. $l3 Scale 20
for new prime mers. bacon Sides dull nDd IA. 70.
inal.
Lard-Stesdy aud in fair demand. s3s9lei.c
for choice
Money per cent Sterling dull and nominal:
l5b6d Isl Tor bankers bills. Gold oreninL Ct
45ssc, advancing to 437s, and closing quiet at
4314c prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
HlsroRr OF HrRLsu1's bIvIsloN -wiI appeal

HIsroRY OF HrRLBur's DIVISION Will appear
in about two weeks. history of Hurlbut's
Fighting Fourth Division. and especially the
marches. tolls. privations. adventures skirmishes
and battles OF the l4Ih regiment Illinois infantr,
together with numerous camp scenes. anecdotes.
and battle incidents. To which is added de>crip
ton OF the towns. cities and countries through
which it, marches have extended since the com
men.ement of the war: with portraits OF many
distins uiShe,i officers By James Dugsn. com
p,ns B. l4'h regiment Illinois infantry The
work will be for sale at all the principal book
stores.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

: DrscRAcrrrI ASSAULT The row a, the nic
mic on the Bluff Ro "a on Sunday was one oft the
worst outrages we have been called up'n 10 re
cord this season. We do not pretend defend
pic nic~ on the Sabbath. much less 10 advocate
them; bat the ssnctimonlou> who don't Like them
are MOI compelled a attend. ard they make them
sOr>e hv encouraging rowdies 60 disturb them.
great many OF our most respectable citizens
attended the PIC mic last Sabbath Nth their ismi
lee The Germans not educated to look
npon such "a herings as improper on that day
Everything MAS passing off quietly when tao
ro~.iies under the influence of hounr. having
failed Ia ses up h-ht. drew a circle upon
tie ground AMI swote thes would knock dow n
any man th,t siep,,ed wi'hin il About half !,
dozen persans accidental, step ed within the
charmed circle AMI we're Knocked down The
German citixert- hssisg their families there were
anxious to avoid Fl .ht. aud instead of cleaning
out the ruwdies At once - the, should have dune
sent one OF their number. sn elderly gentleman
10 negotiate with them He was knocked down
With slung shot - soon "a he stepred within
the riny aud ~ he attempted 10 rise was again
stru k His daughter. young lady. ran up and
exclaimed, "~h, did YOU strike INV fsthery' ard
she was knocked down. the blow on the breast
sending her several feet from where she stood
The old gentleman then seized q billet vi wo"d
aud went in, ana being backed by the excited
crowd cleaned out the bules. beating them &c
verely He did not give a lick apiss except
when he Missed them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES
S--T--186O--X.
DRAKE'SPLANTATTON BITTERS

Exhausted 1a'uTe's great delightful bever
and active tonic Conn osed Of pure ST. CT Rum
roots aid herbs. II n-igrs,es the body without stin
ulating the brain Il destroys seidy Of the stomach.
appetite and strengthens the stem. II is
certain Tor Dy pepsa, Ccnspation Dsrrhes LIVER
Complaint. snd Nervous Hrsdsehe and prevents Nia~-
matte from change Of diet. water &c II he
used all times Of day by Old young aud Is psrteu.
larry .mmended weak aud delicate persons. Sold
BY all Grocers. Druggists. Hotels and Saloons p. Il
Drake Co. 9o7 Broadway. New York.
Isnis.dkwl,awsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

4 TTHE AMERICAN DiSpESsARy WE TREAT By
N anew method. and With The happiest results. TO
l Lteri FALLING Of the womb, Idncs~afiop fder-
"tion LHth rrhet. wLitesl harv and all other dis-
eases to which the dD<rtcGn y mai< Is peculiarly
liable Send three dolla and receive by express
the doctors female >vs1pes. This instrurr shllc
be used by every in The land for toe purpose e
Gle Inaess. c,rafort. he0ik DC. Sen, free receipt
OF stamp copy If Private Letter Married ladi
on health, dc The Doctors csksbr1ssd ftDae ffHs
fresh from 'he Dsperssry. rsfy god simple dis
eases, irregularities. dc. Price si. nj by rnsil.
Al the ADfyscan Dispsss"sy a-o treat un1cef
mercury, and With failing I<n>vv0f,
what the quacks call prpaft crf disestes: M De
in all its stages. Gonorrhea elect strcure Hydrocele
Circocele. yAricocee. Carsoceie sTernstohes Sen s
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Dtfity In
potency, and effects Of selfabuse. The iasi sls
treated Of in private letter.. which send free
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of The Surgeon In chsrre Of this de-
psrmen, & Of the best Hospitals IN furopt ard "a
New York City enables him treat patients scenfcsi-
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al q distance communicate ny letter
and be treated their homes. In urgent sS
or ELL and receive me- icipes.
Consultafioa free and confidential Room No. atS
East Washington Street, Indianapolis. p a. Box 1884.
arr e-d1y-wiat lem
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

GREAT FALL -Tyler's Bee Hive" has this
day reiuced prices on the largest stock of fine
Silk aud -Pusher Lace Nantes in this CITY. Also
on al sprng dress Goods Co close se1son. Now
j. the time for ladies To buv the choicest goods
for u little money. The Bee Hive must have
room for it, large fall trade. T,lers New York
resident buyer j. already watching for the bar.
gains with cash in hand aud thew will be worthy
the attention ef close buyers in Indianapolis, as
they arrive almost dnily
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

DEAFSrss AND bLISDSTss-Dr Jones OF New
York has arrived At the Bates House. Indianapo
ls. where he will treat all diseases Of the organs
of sense DR. Jones has had thorough medicn
education la Europe and America. and is consd
cred the hest eve and ear doctor in this county
He straiahtens ctoss ewes in old and youEg. cnre'
sore eyes, running of the ear and all those diseas
% not successfully treated by family physici ms
Office hours from A. NJ. until 5 p NJ
ieI9 W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

TRuSKs. V.LisEs, &c The establishment of
Me~srs Burton X Shilling. on Illinois street.
south Of the Palmer House. manufacturers Of
and dealers IN travelling and packing trunks. vail
ses. carpet bags, &c j. fully supplied with every
variety Of these articles. Persons wish ng a su
perior equipment for travelling will do we'll TO
call ~ this establishment. They are prepared to
make trunks. &c. 20 order. and 10 do repairing
at the shortest notice. Their stock is the largest
and most complete in the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

~ cottage house of eight rooms. cellar
&c. we'll built and finished. with the usual con
ven'encc.. hpving large lot 67i5 feet nv 202
filed with shruhberv aud fruit trees alley on
side. situated on East New York street, near AT
abpms For sale ~ - $40. on easy terms. nv
Frank Smith, Real Estate agent. 222t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Of Pogue'. Run. as suggested b, \ Phiprs.
Concufred IN.
Also an ordinance 10 grade and gravel Rli-
read avenue be re. called. twp. thrd- Of the prop
erty owners having demonstrated against il Con-
CURED in
Also m king sundry awards Of contracts tor
street improvements. Coucurred in.
Aso granting the PRAYER of the petition Of
john L we relative 10 paving the ~idewslk IA
fr'n, OF lots 10 | and -. ia sou re a. on Ten
ne-see and Ohio streets Concurred in
Al" granting H~nry ruteNiler The privilece 81
grading the sidewalk on u ,ssachusetis avenue,
fronting his property. Concurrel in.
Bv Mr. Allen from Select Committee on tie
petition of Mr. T. L Robertson IN relation -
running steam carriages the streets of the city:
That the PRAYER of the petitioner be granted un
der such restrictions The Council NAV see NJ 10
impose
Dir Brown presented a petition from another
party on the same subject aud the report and
Mr Browns paper we're referred to a select com
mittee at one from each ward
Bv Mr. j 'meson. from Committee on Revision
OF Ordinances: Reported that the exrense oi the
proposed revision Of ordinances would cost about
$500 Concurred in
Bv Mr. Allen from Committee on Markets:
Reported that the accounts and vouchers OF the
late VI luke Mister were correct. COncurred IN.
Mr.. Buterfeld. CITY Clerk reported the
amount collected for license Tor the week past
amounted TO S277 IS. which paid into the
treasury: AMI that number of claim- nv con
tractors against property holders are lodged with
him Concured in. aud precepts ordered to be
issued.
Mr. Rchmlnn Chief Fire Engineer renorted
the expense Tor salaries in his d.nar' Tor the
m"n'h ending June ID. to be l.l43 %. Con
CURED in.
M Powell. Chief Of Police renoried the nav
roll Tor the past month AT 81 81 al and the to
total number of arrests to be quo ia the same Pc
Rod Concufred in.
CITY CLERKS REPORT
The late CITY Clerk John g Waters. filed
his report of the receuts and expenditures of the
city for the year con mencing May 18th. 1862, and
ending My 18th. 1868. foloas:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

to DR. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham
piop. j. located at the rarnbIe 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 pay. mayl9-U
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

sT-We are requested to call the attention OF
the Street COMMISSIONER Ia the bridges ut the
corner of New York aud Mississippi streets
he bridges alluded To ia bad condition. aud
dangerous tn horses crossing. We would also
state that the city authorities should have the
citys pint of Mississippi street. corner of New
York. finished like the rest OF the street Pop,
erty hulders had the street griveled four wears
ago. hut the city has never finished its part. but
left jumping off place
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

A SLIGHT MISTAKE The Journal. in noticing
the new Sentinel building now being erected on
South Meridian street. SAYS one room is reutel e.
the new National Bank This j. a mistake
Neither OF the business rooms have yet been
rented There will he two business rooms on
Meridian street. and shop room on Pearl street,
To rent. n soon IA the building is m. so that
parties what il will he. but there has been
no engagement for either ofthe rooms vet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

~ Three hundred trimmed bonnets in silk
crane. Illusion and straw. Five hundred un-
trimmed bonness and hats selling ut 20 per cent.
le.s tlirn lat week. prices. at Callinsn'-. No.
p East Washington street IL lwd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

c'Scf>ssrI. June 20.
Fl'ur-S,ill dull: s.pessns. q. sa04 50,
IS i1d5 81 for good exfra hrsnsis. which are
sc~rce; common extra. &. 1sta4 sn
Gran -whe,t doll: 81 n6qi 81 fer rcd 81 rs
for white Corn STEADY ~ ssesS.. Oar. IN
active demand and prices higher: closing NJ 63Ca
6sc in bulk
Whi>kt Steady NJ ne
Provi-i,''ss-S othing done. apd prices are nom
inal.
Lin~ecd Oil--Sl IS
observation-disclosures
Pork-Uuchsnged
Money-G,ld declnei D. s2c prem. Silver.
32c Iarm. Exchange steady n nc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

IF FisIula lachrs moli-. or watery eve. cured
b. D. Jones. now practIcing AZ the Bates House
AL diseases Of the eve and err cured 10y D
Jones. il cur,hle Improve the time HIS sta,
i short Artificial eyes inserted; iufiHmed eyes
curel without the use Of strong medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
CRY AND STATE ITEMS.

sF-Mn-e. Hunter. Esq of the firm Of N.
Hps.'er 4 Co left Yesterday for tour 20 Mag
ara FALL. Qaebec. &c. 10 he ab.ent SIX weeks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

TcK, lcri Icr George " Pitts has on hand
plenty Of pure, clear Ice. TO supply his customers
without shipping from Toledo or sny other point
ANY person wanting Ice. en- be supplied by sd
dressing George W Pitts. Boz ESQ. fndianspoIis
PO ap30 Pm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

ne tnuncli met last III INT, June <%u, mayor
Gavin in the chair
PETITIONS. &c
Bv Mr. Brown from Mr. Srumph relative TO
his contr ,ct for building sewer on Delaware and
MrCsrtv streets. L iii on the table.
Ry Mr. Boaz from John Cooper and Others.
residents in the south part of the city. asking that
the south end of Delaware street be drained
Referred
Bv Mr. Allen from A Stevens & Son, asking
the privilege of building :. frame stable on the
rear end of their lot, on the corner OF East aud
Washington streets Referred
By Mr. s A Fletcher from c r Hall and
Others, asking the privilege OF binding frame
grain warehouse and elevator near the Peru raj,
road depot. Granted
Bv Mr. S A Fletcher from S,muel Beck.
asking certain privileges in relation 10 the sale
and storage OF powder AT his place of business
Referred.
Bv Mr. Fletcher. from property owners
on Cedar street, between Virginia avenue and
Huron streets. asking its Improvement Re
terred.
Bv Mr. Emerson. from prorertv owners on
West Washington street asking to make the i'm
provement there themselves when the ordinance
now before Council passes. Referred.
RIroRrs.
By Mr Colley. Judiciary Committee. recon-
mending the allowance of the claim OF r FL
lott Concurred in.
Bv Mr. S A Fletcher. Acrounts repnrting
an ordinance aDpr-uriaring $685. p for claims
cue by the city Pissed.
By Nr Allen. Fire Department. recommending
the confirm ,tinn of the aop1ntees OF the Cn.ef
FIRE Engineer: that the engine houses lie re
paired: that a brick bic Oe built fer engine
house No. ;; amended motion by Mr Brown To
include lock up Tor the wrri: thrt the Ct'ei
riie Engineer be Instructed 10 dispose of all the
old material: that the horsemen ana pipemen toe
allowed SIS per snpum in lieu o; So per ear ~
now allowed The Recommendations were con
CURED in except that part ia relation tn the 'u ~
ing for No s, which, Together With The amend
meut. wss referred eek To- the cummlttee
By Mr. Brown. frum the Committee on Streets
and Alleys: Against the expeieucy OF grant
ing the PRAYER OF the petition OF ". Carlisle
aud others asking the opening of private property
for the continuance Of W slnut street. Concur
red in
/ Also on the petition of Jacob Coffman. against
allowing the u-e Of earth taken from streets. Ion
the purpose OF filling up lots belonging 10 pri
vate citizens. aud recommending the appoint
meut OF committee 10 CORRESPOND With the an
thorites of other cities IL ascertain the che PEE,
aud bet mode ot sewerage. Concnrrei in.
The COMMITTEE on Streets and Alleys were
appointed sech commiuee
Aso against repaving Washington street cas-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

RvsINrss PRoPFRrY We have some valuable
hu.ne-s lois Tor sale on Virginia avenue near
Washington street. and an excellent piece OF
ground for store room on Son'h Illinois street
DFLzELL K JoSEs.
81 Est Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

ton Of the brigade under the command Of Nsjol
Whiting They came With a iorce ct zisOut tso
cav ilr, regiments, aud m de desperate eti0rt iC
capture these men. desperate encounter en-
sued, bat We sgan repul-,d them. With bat little
los. although our artillery must have done them
great damage We drove them beyond the
town.
The sixth Ohio cavalry opened the fight dis.
mounted. ana behaved nobly
The first Maine cavalry of Gregg's command
suffered severely in charge made by them Just
before TIE Rehels were finally repnlsed.
Col Wilcox. &c the ninth Va Rebel cavalry
was killed and a Rebel Lieut.. Col. captured.
ARMY of THE PoroNAc. June 2l-There has
been engagement with any portion of Hook
ers army except cavalry skirmshes and recon.
noissances daily with advantage uniformly in our
favor The alarm in the North is entirely cause
less: there Is no enemy on near Bull Run.
ARMY OF THE PoroxAc June 22.-Heavy can
nonadine commenced yesterday morning in the
direction OF Aide and continued during the day
Nothing definite received. Iii known that Gen
Plessanton attacked the enemy near Aide. and
il is hoped he succeeded III routing STARTS com
mand
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS, June 20.-Col Cornyn. 10Th Ms
souri, cavalry, succeeded in scattering several
Rebel camps where they were gathering cattle
for Bragg's army. destroying large quantity OF
forage aud bringing in the cattle.
He reports that the Rebels are making vigOr-
Gus efforts aud gathering large mounted
force north of the Memphis anu On rleston rail
road They are conscriptiug ever, BODY AMI
numbers who nave taken the oath have joined the
robber bapds.
Some of Gen Dodge's men who were with
n 4 a ~ II.
Thew rel ort III Sueght de t'oyed and ahan-
doned his artillery before il was ciptdred 10y For
rest and inflicted much greater damage than the
Rebels acknowledge
Detschmemts of the lst Missouri and 5th Ohm
cavalrv 4io strong. under NJ jor Henry, OF the
9th Ohio. while on a reconnO ssance were sur
rounded near fernando. Miss. on tie night of
the 18th. bv Gen Chalmers. with 1900 Rebels.
They were routed and must of them captured or
killed NJ i,r Henry captured. About $50
of them returned.
The enemv is moving along our whole line
from Memphis 10 Corintb. cutting the tees raph
and damaging railroads.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. June 2l-Richmond pa
pers OF the 2lith the CITY ot ID ,rien Georgia
was burne by the Federas on the | lth inst and
is now one plain of ashes and blackened chin
MES.
Seven Federal. iron cads were at Brunswick
Georgia on the 18th inst, and large forces had
landed from transports
Vaandisham has run the blockade from vii
mington. DE is going to Nassau. and thence to
Canada.
From harrisburg
HARRISBURG, June 2l.-Dispaches received
here late this evening 81 ties that Rebel cavalr,
force is within eight miles of Gettysburg and had
crossed South Mountain They are evidently
advancing east to attack the Northern Central
railroad An ample force is prep .rei to resist
an attack.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June % A special from Bed
ford says 400 more of Mroy's men are safe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

~ Cash paid for Qa,rtermss,er'- accounts
and Government claims. bv ID ;. Mckernsn
Soldiers Claim Agent. No :. West Washington
street. my2- div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

STARE MLusnY CLssx- -Psrtie. holding
S'sfe military cIslms can dspose OF the same nj
Hsrrisou's Bank. indianapolis ie IL d20t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

The always large and varied stock Of hats
AID caps nj Spencer. No 80 WASHINGTON street
u almost dariIy repehi-hed by arrivals Of new
go"ds Of all new and desirable styles.
ie23 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

he 'ur-sfs 81 'ur forces ID &c yslss n
f,ll b-ek - the main army Il elos-ly ts.s.sa Dy
large forces Of tie en-uv
Every rrePsrstioa II being made 20 rect
MN shosld thsy decics 70 aeye furthsr IN this
DIGESTION
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Joseph X English filed his report of receipts
ami EXPENDITURES of the city for the wear com
mencing Nay 18th. 1862. and ending May 18th.
1863. as follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23

Gen. FOrey bad ordered the captured Mexican
Generals TO be sent Ia France aud the other I'll
GERS to Martinique 3.O0J Mexican prisoners he
General bad put to work on tie rsilrSad lssding
to Vers Cruz. ana 1900 he employed In destroy
ing the entertainments around Poebls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-23
MILLINERs.
MISS J. YLE

Digs LEAVE TO INFORM TIE LADIES OF IL
I'D disnapolis and vicinity that she VII cp~n Shov
Rooms over No. BATES HOUSE Block. Wet w.hi gson
street Miss Doyle intends keeping Pans khlirAy
kupori where al al times may h< souic he tssf az
Of Ronnets Ribbons Frsnch f1owrrs- Plum
Bridal wresihs and all goods usually 10 BE- ss1nt ~
frss class establishment Miss besls intencs mailing s-
keep the best and most cesrstle goods he feun< %
be marks, The patronage Of the public Is respectfully
solicited. aprs-61y