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THE BALL SEASON

THE BALL OF THE Seasonal GRAND MILITARY
Fancy Dress aud Cltc Ball will given n ". fitx A.
sembly Rooms or Thsrsday evening January 2l an sLb
will be couil any nTill Nv Uty
suppo perfect W the military art .ss.y IN ~.
ooanuy seventh regiment attention Major b M.raser
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT USE WAS MADE
OF rorters In apostolic times, read Medical tonmpu
sens eurous book curious people, and good boos for
al coLten 81 tables free At the principal nevaper de
potA ATE WARNERB No. vesey street. OF author.
DR. Z. b. FoOfE, I,iU Broadway,S NY
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DAnfFL. A. MATHEWS, AuCrIONEER.
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sPEtIAL AND pkREMrToRl SALE OF

DANIEL A. MATHEWS VIII SOD THIS DAY " dlss.
6ny January H. at o. o t 81 ralcsroom, NJ b0 MAS
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s.u TIfE TRADE ONLY They ale 40" r'aoy ior
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nIAMoNDS WATCHES JEwEInY, tiLNEG AND
IL Fla ed Mare auction ts oas, danuar' ~ ~ ioi
) Levy, rawnbraker, IS SIKH asent". atA n. aHlSlA
LARS sore 23 Bower, CtniprsnE = very iarae
collection the articles GOO nurcrons - sencp.
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staw~ isnys so Ursf 80 FADED fssg ioxs1s. - NJ
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DRlZE MONEY NOW KEADY FOR PAYNENf-A
il for which motey 10 being paia
sap lie by applying % hEITLEToS GILBERT 4
CAMP. IA Broadway.
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IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST CbAS
"A hnokhan, deceased may nresent the same oa p 70
JNo IT, VANDERzEE.
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IEE NIILITAH Y.

A PRINATE'S oVERIOAT CROCK STYLE AND SILK
~ Sash wanted; also Selseants Sword 1mlti" stsrl
hust he good order Any having The above Tor sale
d by addressing b. tos 100 Herald
OH
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FINANCIAL.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED FOR DISCHARGED
olcers and soldiers. aud Pensions procured Tor those
entitled; pay bounty proenItd
for relatives deceased soldiers by kETTLETON GIL
BERT CAMP attorneys and coanseors al Jaw, III Broad
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N ANTED-oNE or TWO CEiIDhTE TO BOARD ~
w woman. has no hNt ter-el. they
Nouil have i home tae hos 81 eal a, COZ
Grand pir ai. second hopf,
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frHE flREMENs FUND INSURANCE COMPANY, 10
4 Broadway metropolitan Bank Buidlngl, New Yor..
January lS63-Divid.ndThe Board Directors have
this day declared ideDd OF three per
from government tsJ D payable on demand.
HENRY BEECkMAN Secretary.
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vVsxTrD-A wArCH pOg isgufkE FOR TWO
w UsytGtJ. 0aIAys. Ies Ntst tfeea
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CHINPLAsrERs- CORPORATIo NOTES OF THE
= cities q Albany Trey roeghss.psie Nswbarg an!
Fulton street opposite 81 Paus charcb. The highest price
paid for specie.
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DARTgEs HOLDING PROTESTED CHECKS UPON co
vernmeni issued by defaung masters previous 70
would 10 well 10 addressed once J. H.
W., box 20 Posi onic.
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THE CENTRAL PARK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No its BROADWAY New YORK. Jan. =, 6a-Dy iden d.
The Board Of Directors have this declared dividend OF
three and half per free from paya
sk on demand. JOSEPH l.. TOWNSEND Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

aEPoxrEp EkFEEssl
sxkTINEL-
Noon Reports.


PROM new NOrk.
NV YORK. June A Washington dispatch
20 the Herald says:
No official information has been received here
in regard to any assault upon the Rebel works
at yickshurg by Grant or any repulse by Union
forces Ia j. believed such facts If so would have
been promptly communicated TO the military au-
thoriiies here Reports are discredited here
Oa;cers OF the Indianola who arrived at wash
inston state that while passing through Mont
gomery. Ala. they witnessed the launching Of A
Rebel steamer oi4 feet long and 25 feet beam,
10 be FIVE inch plated
A New Orleans letter Of the 9th, mentions a
report there that one Of our gunboats destroyed
the town of Franklin, Louisiana, in consequence
Of being fred upon while they were passing, by
que r las
Admiral Foote received bis orders to day, and
soon leaves to supersede Dupont.
A Kew West letter OF the 2oth. to the Times,
states that the British steamer Dolphin has been
condemned. a large quantity OF Enfield rifles and
sabres being found on board of her marked hard
ware.
The Spanish steamer Union has been captured
by the gunboat Huntsville off Mobile and brought
IN Kew West
The Octorora captured the British steamer
Eagle from Nassau, after long chase, durirg
which the Octorora knocked away the Eagles
wheel house. pilot house and smoke stack.
The Rebel steamer Cuba. after being chased by
the Octorora and Huntsville. fell in with the De
Soto and was burned. Her crew were captured
by the De Soto.
Richmond papers Of the lst AMI 81 stated that
VaIlandigham was still at Shelbyville.
The Virginia election probably resulted in the
choice of Billy Smith for Governor. Letcher was
defeated for Congress by Baldwin, and Butler
was defeated by Holiday. Price is probably
elected over Imboden.
Ewell has taken active command of Jckson s
corps
letter to The Times states that Col. kilpat-
rick is perpetrating another raid from Gloucester
Court House through Gloucester county across
Plaukitook river. thence through Middlesex
county to Urbaua. He had orders to make his
presence felt IN the neck of country thro' which
he was to pass
The Trbune's dispatch states that Admiral
Foote was TO-DAY detached and ordered to relieve
Dupont He will leave New York in the Tus-
carawa
New YORK, June The Peace Meeting
last night was fully $4,000 strong. Speeches
were made by Wood. Judge Mccain. George +
Train and Hon A. X Wood of Virginia
Cheers were given for Mcclellan and Vallan'
digham, and groans for Burnside and Lincoln.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
From the Cincinnati Price Curreni June 3.
Financial and Commercial SulnIna }
for the Past Week.

The hone which existed when last i'm
preston went 10 press, a week ago, that Nicks-
burg had been captured, has not been realized,
hut the place is closely invested by our forces,
and all communication with il completely cut off,
so that in this aspect of the case, its capture
would be but question of time But there is
DANCE err that the Rebels will concentrate force
i'm the rear of Grant and compel him TO raise the
siege. but whilst that is possible il is not prob
able Several assaults had been made upon the
Rebel works, by troops, but in all they were
repulsed with serious losses, and the latest aspect
of the case was. that the city would have TO be
taken by regular approaches, which Will AXE
some time This suspense has had an untavor-
able influence on Government stocks, which have
declined: and gold has been greatly unsettled,
and is generally higher Yesterday it was up to
81 Is. but fell back 10 81 46 In New ork,
Railway and State securities have fluctuated
rapiily. up one hour and down the next.
Whilst a victory at Vicksburg would be of i'm
mense importance to the Government cause, a
defeat would be fraught with evil results; and
this being the case, commercial and financial IN
,eres,s are vibrating under the news from Gen.
Grants army, from hour to hour, and the conse
oueuces of the result will be decided and of I'M
| mense importance one way or the other. and will
stimulate or depress prices of most articles OF
commerce, as the case may be, to an extent
sufficient 10 make or scatter fortunes IN an
| hour.
The demand fo- the ~ bonds continues ac-
tive. and the Secretary Of the Treasury has given
notice that no more commissions will be allowed
bankers or brokers or Others for selling them, 50
| that the commission, which was L of per cent
will now have To he paid BY the buyer. There
seems 10 be great hurry TO invest in these bonds
/ before the time expires fixed 10y the act Of Con
rresS. to which the redemption OF the legal tender
notes. in these bonds is To he continued, but II
seers TO Us that even after the lst OF July there
will be no trouble in making investments in this
! way
! The demand for money continues on limited
scale. the market closing remarkably easy at &c
: per cent The general dizziness OF business
greatly circum-cribes the legitimate use for money
and as general thing the merchants have all th'
funds they have any use for And then the cred
I IL business being now almost obsolete. but LITTLE
paper is now being made in proportion to thu
amount of business doing We have 70 advance
the rates of gold, demand notes and silver consid
erablv above what they were week ago. The pre-
MUM on Indiana bank paper has also advanced
there having arisen an active demand Tor II. l IN
rates of Kentucky paper are unchanged. Order
on Washington are a shade lower
The quotations for exchange. coin, Govern
ment orders. &c, &C the close last evening. weF
a. follows.
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ATTORN EY.
LEGAL.

x>.r,rr oF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, ss-In the
Marion Circuit Court of Marion County in the State Of
Indiana, September Term, A. ID. ls63-Amsnds NJ
Hous,er - Henry Housier.
n IL known that on 18th day Of May. in the year
1853 the above named plaintiff, by ner attorney
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said
Cour. her complaint against aid defendant in the
above entitled cause together with affidavit OF com
netent person. that said defendant, Henry Hcuster, Il
no, aresident o! the State Of Indiana
defendants therefore, hereby notified Of the films
and tendency Of said complaint against him, and TIA
uneS. he appear and deIur thereto, at The
calling Of said the second day Of the next term
sid Court and held AZ the Court House,
the CITY oIndanapos Oh the fourth Monday In sepiem
eneSt said complaint and the matters and things
1, contained and alleged will be heard and determinedr
bis absence WILLIAM WALLACE, Clerk
CIV QurxBx Attorney for Plaintiff. myirw3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

INPRovFxENrs. -Since our general notice one
week ago of the Improvements gong on IN the
city, number Of small buildings have been re
moved from the lots east of Little's Hotel. and
the foundations laid for a livery stable that viii
outrank, in point of size. any in the West The
building is being erected by George Durham, ioi
Mr. HYDE, the proprietor Of the Little House
The front Of brick, which will connect with th'
old stable will be one hundred ana fourteen fee
long. thirty six feet wide and twenty feet high
with an elevation on the Washington street from
10 set it off and make il presentable among TN
business blocks around il. The entire length o
the stable, old and new. will be over two hun
dred feet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

wssHISeToS. June A telegram was re
ceived To night, extracted from the Richmond
Sentinel, June Sd. a. follows:
JACKSON. June ].
Gen Grant demanded the surrender Of Vicks-
burg on Thursday. giving three days to General
Pembertonfo consider the demand Gen. Penn
berton replied that he did not want fifteen min
utes and that the troops would die in the trenches
before they would surrender.
The enemy's gunboau FIRE heavy shot at the
civ Port Hudson is invested.
The General forwarding this dispatch 10 the
Government adds: There is nothing in the Rich
mond Enquirer of the Atm.
Dispatches have been received direct from
General Grants army dated respectively the 2sth.
29th. 30Ih and 3lst. and while they mention the
progress OF the siege. say nothing OF any assault
on the Dist or 22d, nor of any battle since the
25,h, which last was not very heavy.
Our troops are officially represented in good
health and spirits up 10 the 3lst OF Nav.
The siege of Vicksburg was progressing with
reasonable satisfaction There was not then aby
immediate pressure on Grants rear. and Banks
had Port Hudson invested.
from Nashville.
NASHVILLE, June 4.-Heavy cannonading was
heard in the direction of Franklin.
Ii is believed that severe skrmishing, If not an
attack in force has occurred
No fears for its safety are entertained
from New York.
NV YORK, June A meeting OF the edi
tors of the press of this city Is called for the 9Th
inst, TO consider the subject of the natural ex-
tent and rghtful limitations If any. of the liberty
of public journalists to cri,icse the acts of those
those charged with the conduct of the Govern
ment in time of war and civil CONFUSION The
call is signed by w. G. Prince, Park Goodwin
JAS. Brooks. Ansan Hemett. Horace Greeley and
Elon ComstOck
The following is special dispatch to the New
York World:
LEXINGTON, KY, June A.
To the Editors of the World:
Having been directed by the President OF th'
United States TO revoke that part at my orde
suppressng the Chicago Times, have revoke'
the entire order, and your paper will be allowed
to circulate in this Department.
a f. BURNSIDE. Mai. Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

THE MtxsrRrIs fame OF Duprez
Green's Minstrels filled Masonic Hall 10 over
flowing last night. and their surprising merit as
vocal and instrumental performers. held the
crowded assemblage spell bound. We have rare
" listened 70 such music. 4 collection of voices
so endowed bs nature and 20 cultivated by art i
not got together more than once in a century.
And then the wittieisms or humorous savings
that relieve or diversity the concert proper. are
fresh and racv-not old aud stale Many OF
them seem 10 be the effshoOt of the hour, aud
come with a force Of drollery that convulses the
audience with laughter The danees. jgs. comic
songs md plantation caprices are all Ethiopian
10 the life You must 90 and see them to APP
preciate their Undesirable droliery.
In addition TO the concert. two Of the mos
dwarfsh d~arf-. and yet perfect little men, arr
introduced. The sight Of them is worth th'
price Of admission. Col Small, the least OF th'
two. i 4 native Of Fort Wayne and Hoosie
by birth and education. Indiana can boast o
the sInalles, sized man in the world, beating Ton
Thumb by several inches, measuring downward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
OFFICE oF CRY CLERK.
June ID. 1853.

OFFICE CRY CLERK.
lSDfAsAPOIIS, June I'd, 1868.
NTOnCE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE TENDENCY
Y Of the following Ordinances for street improve
men Wit:
An ordinance to provide for the grading and gravel
ing Of south street aud sidewalks between Missouri and
West streets
An ordinance provide for the grading and graveng
Of the thirty foot wide alley running north and south
through square twenty one CD
"a ordinance provide for the graNeng 81 Vermont
street, between Tennessee and Mississippi ,treets.
An ordinance To provide for the grading and graveng
of alley running and through square sixty
eight (6o).
An ordinance 10 provide for the grading Of New York
fret alley Of Bright street.
ordinance provide for the grading and gravelng
Of Railroad Avenue, between Madison Avenue and the
Corporation Line south
An ordina the grading and graveliEg of the first
alley south Of McCary street. running east and west be-
tween Madison Avenue end Union
ington street, exclusive Of the sidewalks between the
alley running norh end south between out-los III and
1872 and the western ann Of the Canal
ALSO
An ordinance to provide for furnishing and erecting
lamp posts lamps and fixtures Tennessee street. be
tween Georgia aud South streets
An ordinance provide for furnishing and erectnl
lamp posts lamp aud fixtures, Tennessee street, be
tween Washington and Maryland streets.
CYRUS = BOTrERFIELD,
je5-d2t City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

THE THEArrR-BESEFIr OF MR. HIGHT One
Of the most worthy of the company who have so
long ministerci u the amusement of the Indiana
polls. public. Mr. Ferd Hight. takes a benefit ut
the Metropolitan TO night Mr. Hight i so well
known u our citizens. that nothing we could say
would add a particle to the esteem in which he
il held He Is eminent in his role; and strange Il
seems 10 those who know him in the social circle,
that role should be the line of characters demon
mattel The first cold man" A. the hale. hearty.
storming old man. raving at refractory son. or
nephew who had dared 20 fall IN love With some
Gentle maiden whose beauty was superior TO her
wealth or station. Mr.. Hight beats the world
IL broad expression. but We say il adyiSably
and we won't take IL back His voice and man
ner and make up in sub character, are inimita-
bic
Mr.. Hight is a resident Of this city. In private
life. he is gentleman above reproach As al
ar,a- We are indebted to him for a large share OF
the endowment during the past winter and spring
and we confidently expect his friends ana th'
patrons of the Metropolitan will show their appre
citation of him as a man and an actor, oy raiitih
TO his support tonight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

marke'. oil lers being generally un~ilins - part
with Il ~ les than Toe. but IL y pot .ale,be 81
over = &c for the bet city The stock vi barrel
pork in the packing yards IN New York and
Brooklyn. on The 1T inst. Was l.o 400 barrels
sEain-, 100 600 barrels the first OF las, month.
and lJ5 900 barrels on the first Of June las, year.
We presume thst the great bulk of the stock IS
old pork
Grease has declined &c. and IL dull. with little
or no demand Linseed oil declined 10 81. but
the demand At this price exceeds the offerings.
Groceries dull, but unchanged: the demand is
quite light.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

SrRAwBERRY FEsTIvAL-The ladies OF Christ
Church will hold a Strawberry Festival in Mill
tary Hall. on Friday evening. June 9Th, the pro
ceeds of which will be applied to complete the
Church tower This Is worthy object anu
should secure the CO operation OF every pubic
spirited citizen. All are invited. We believe
none will he disappointed in the entertainment on
this occasion.
Admission % cents. Children 10 cents
dat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
Not,ce of Application for License.

N-OTTCF l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI WILL APPLY
70 the Board of Com niSsiouers cf Marion county,
indiana al their next term, commencing on the nrst
Monday in June lss3, for license 70 sell 'ntoxica-
ting LIQUORS in less quantity thana quart az time, with
the privilege cf allowing the 10 be drank on my
premises for one year Ny place Of business and the
premises said liquors 10 be sold and drank,
are located A. No % West Washington ST. known IS the
Empire saloon in Indianapolis, Center township, Nuro
county. Indiana koDfhCh bEfbE-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
SELLING
BUYING

The daily papers have had notices IN them
from, time To time editorial notices, regarding the
L. 5 Quartermasier at this place First that he
had been relieved of the burden of The snperin-
tendeuce OF the clothing department; then that he
had asked for an investigation; and, hna'y' tha'
he had been ..outranked." There are various tu
mors in circulation regarding this matter when
are not in a sufficiently authentic shape 70 DC
r,hl;.ha3 I'm, /, /. clear that the Quarterr1aster
oueh, 10 demand an investigation. If IL has not
already been granted by the authorities
The advance in gold had favorable effect on
-four and wheat. aud prices advanced. WHISKY
vas also slightly better. Oats advanced, o"inS
To a demand from the Government Corn Is bet
I err but otherW sc the market i fat, especially
/ Tor provisions. the demand FOR all articles being
very light; but lard Is generally held out Of she
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

TENTH DAY

Catharine Allen ct al vs. David May6eld ct
ux-Brown G p Affirmed.
John Caldwell vs. the Bank of Saem-knox
&C Affirmed. with per cent damages.
Allen TAYLOR ct al. ". Thomas Wilkerson-
Jennings c. G. Reversed.
Trumbull g. Palmer ct al. vs.. VIM Henier
son-Marion c c. Reversed
Lima Township W Nathan Jenks-Ll Grange
&C. Affirmed. with per cent damages
Lucre,ia Galbreth James Gray ct al
wavne c. e. Reversed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05
MllLlNERS.
u I S S J. d o Y L E

nEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES or IN
e dianapolis aud viciniiy that she will open show
Rooms over No Bate House Block, West Washington
street Mss DOYLE intends keeping Paris Millinary
F,nori M where al may be found the best
so-tment q Rounets Ribbons French Flowers. Pumes,
Drid Wreaths and all goods usually 20 be found in q
first class establishment Mas Doyle intends making In
kero he best and desirable goods 10 be found IN
hc arxe, The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solirs,es Aprs-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

AucuoS SALE or REAL Estate On Monday
afternoon next. Frank Smith wi sell eight good
lots on Noble, East. 1t Clair, Arch and Cherry
streets. seven to eight squares north east Of the
postoffice. on the premises Terms easy See
bills. may DAT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

BUILDrSG LoTs AT AUCTION On Monday next.
June 9Th. Wiley Martin. real estate auctioneers,
sell. on the premises, that fine lot Of ground on
the southeast diagonal. known a. the g Hanna
Property" The same has been sub divided into
convenient building lots, fronting on Virginia av
enue and New jersey street, and will be sold ON
liberal terms. The plat, or further particulars
can be had at their office. je3d5t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-05

SALOON AND RrsTsuRANT.-Mr Tom. Craven
has purchased Mr.. Redmond's saloon on South
Illinois street. and will continue to conduct IL IN
manner to be worthy the liberal patronage il
has heretofore enjoyed. The best of liquors al
WAYS on hand. first class restaurant Is at
tached to the saloon. where meals can he had at
all hours served in the hest style of the culinary
art A lunch will be set at nine O'Clock on Thurs
day morning. je3 81