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TEE REBEL PRESS.
TIE FIGHTING IN MAY,
Conduct Of Union Troops in Georgia
Evacuation Of Marietta,
[Erom tho Richmond ExAn!ue.1

TIE T1cnTlKa DURING TIE MONTH or NAT.
Ths month Of Ns5. which has just closed, might
Be jnE,ly termed bloody Nay" The tsrrisls and
uthar portions Of the Contederacy where the op-
posing armies have met, wou!d xesn TO glvs 1t
that designation. friend. rho has taksu ths
b1ttls since the 1tt OF Nay haa given III the bene
tt Af lig ea1th1at1nn.
, 1864-06-12

~ Eentlem4n v 40 h.a Inst ret <rned fsnm ! tst1
thrcu2h this cputty EGox, Futon aaf st.rz te. u
that the Eras are hf'shtss ny se4sna m
nad that Notwithstanding tae Ee11elty efiA9ose1 u
thr count5, osr fa7Nefa w.Fe Ee:slo1 eioa1 1,i
Averas's sur farners vii be blessed win ~ Aonn-
aant Yield Of a1i Kinda Of grain ussAT EAssa II thls
, TeRina-Ito5,a T;e:s&ev!pt.
TIE c1ers---cm rsspeE y Raeisn:uf ~ II tAi4 city
are thu1eu5 5hsy rostsd ~ sssus ns esepe. From
lie aurlaWesl Is highly f.7or1ele. In Aisaaen and
Kansas tho ssopa ,reHlss 70 he ~ eEst IN ,wa
"a Sssttsr. bat iae efap. MI t. fale In 1 5tats
r. p1o,pscts ss.sssh% % aae = Gn,ss'n .Is Indiana
, 1864-06-12
BThs rcsel Senate has passed tbs fol

Etkoit<d, That tka rresiAsat b re4uee,ed to
nats IN expo rition. tksou.A or Commissioners
abroad. 10 Tie va1loDe European Powers " which
they Eay Ia acercdltsd, ef the. vialsCoa OF tae
rxtcs Of civilized warfare 4zd OF tAs a.rsciss coE-
,ntttet By the GovserEaent ana ths Armies OF tho
Entte6 States IN the prosecution Of hostilldcs
aEa1nst lhs Confederate S:ate1 Of America.
The devil hlnscH could not equal this a.
frrpf~rv
, 1864-06-12

~ Mr.. Joseph Hldred, Of Memphis, was
killed at the Bsrnst House, Cincinnati, on
Thursday evening last by falling from the
fourth fosr to tho she'll walk In the Area be-
neath. His body was bruised AID nsnslea
In terrible uxDuer
, 1864-06-12

'e" "eeAs sso .uo sen. DAsas Papef'
WIN INC Ne* ORR nsF'a A. tAs Aead,
~" 'ne Onleaes avon AZ tas 1ail. war;
Representing 1nk' afant "a1 eonaa1nE s1a
prancanE IKE fampsat heA, or u untAmsd
colt, because that intcrmesdlinE civilian,
BtaAton. w.s holding blsa in, TO prevent hin
from arpelntin: "t4e Grave.disEe. of the
Chickabom.ny" a. his Chief Of Eta1, or Chief
Engineer, or chief cock and bottle washrr-
a.,ythius. 80 tlst GrApt oould only haye the
advice and counsel Of tha IS ,rtxt deyestrA u
.,.
ana tnua LIZ c9o81' ot of2ats LAT campaigns
be given 10 hun. AS WAs that Of hfa Srxt
Alas fcr +hc ~ ,n.+b..1,f wh...+,.
A'"a, I'VE LIZ to' pelas@ss! Why eAenst LIE
Devil look after his awa sufficiently to g1ys
4he,, .or.e1;++,. ~noa,,o r,...t..-s
~!e ss 4'A''e koeo 'aeA' n4nea SAe StAua
2dSaQea OF cur ARMIES, not Z single defeat h1S
been vonahsaSed to ahstnfn the;- f.art,,z
aopeS' ~ II oso enoHec tusa our cortlAued
victories should thus discourage them, for
s.Eope deferred raLe.l ths he,rt et.k ;,
.-ti,t r,,.,, .s~...,.- e. --.,,.-,.
-A.,s a.,r - - -, 94e. o..'
a .,'a ~ pa;s w ~. ~ .;u ~ ,.--,..' 49, atA'
~ nat ,n.,.sd ~. ~ w.. 80 -.
.4,. -,
Nie' Gss tAe1 VI Inc AZ 81. o. eao ssolnAc,
differed With, End condemned each a&t OF
n,f,,.,1.n,e or.-a 4-,si. t.... -. ~..t+;~.1
Ac1 s1s&ss 1@tee e. PosLt'siJ
Is did l0oler, beAfneJ, SUMMER, heJs<,
Ccsrv He,ntx,rmas eaa-wick H.nI Hs5..
O'-~ft ''"~@f ''~~~ ''~-"-
, 1864-06-12

Rev. ]. Hartman, Of Sandwich, H.,
MSS agreeablJ surprised at ths e1oss Of tho
Sabbath School, on Sabbath last, BY the prs
sentauon Of the "AnerIeaa CJclepndlA' u
by Mr.. George Heugh, In hshalf OF hz many
friends,
, 1864-06-12

- l''oaH IHo nt14HE0 Cut1euuIdc5, NAy al
The recent craer to more stozsa, &c., from Easl.
etff. Which haA .tvon tolne tue alarm % ors cisi-
zenf ~. issuea bsc.E.e OF the possibility OF that
place being temporarily uncorerea By our army
iek lIteatios to brtag this army iises nearer At
lLnta- This Is derived ffon unquestionabl< sf1-
cisl sources, aud UsJ bo depended upon.
the EtonLh. 4 calm per.sdo4 it like that ol ths
dlgni1ed rsposs which rests upon the features Of
tte conmandct'tN-Ch!sf. The Fedsra1s 1il1 and
it 'sitli ~ thu hfoSza bat dreadful the stor11"
Tharo is less REASON for appreh ene;on of raids
than has existed throughout tho c1upaign. Our
portion it stre1Kthened as oar line Of c0mmunl-
csicn Is shortened, and with tho cnemT ricS rsF11.
Our confidence In ths army and Gen. Istn4taa In
eseasea With evsry hear that The campaign pre-
FretseF, md the pecslfas atness Of or pre1ent
cc1nnaney<.l n.Ch!ef f0t the posf,ioa be holds IL
dsi'} r:tesled By Aa aanifAble nkil an1 cool dis
c1etiGn and yAlor. ;
, 1864-06-12

BA1uEpAY Hy14yxa, IunA IL, 1871
fb9Essa9h Of Beef Oktae and Lars He4a ss sas u
rozs yards II We city duzl1x the week ting u d,y
eetspa-c follow VITA ths les1ozs xoekly rsoelp1
ga1ee NM I. 1tk4.
, 1864-06-12

~ The whole amoRut Of tn. pRblie debt
including I'll anspcndsd acquisitions, il now
$1,'H ESQ, ,z63. OF this ano1nt $4oo. 6os 500
il in 1egal tender and other notes not bearinx
interest, leaving the ameuat Of debt bearing
interest, aud tho suspended raaulsitieas,
$1,21 SCI, ,5t3.
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#iB2ellanx0uk

HUNDRED DAYS EEGI-
~ AxNTs. - oAce.s Unltesas. 3ss to ~ !:
bHetes, Belts. ea:hss: ~ {" 81: sh"Hs.er atFaps
sn4 1svEoaa, al ktzds: Re1ofvazk a1a Cs1as1 zess
NJ k3rua. t1satA. tAAa aA3NheFa sAs IN ssn atty
F. + F0RAN. l9ns@ sseees, sp-AsAits. i'os: On -
s4cr''s. a'z s'5. chitazo. la.a ksssaa
r UNBERl LUMBER We
IL hayo removed ~ Lumbar Tut - tho ua II
s,de ot ths ang'rt wasro va arc No y rses1'tax
SAGINAW LUMBER,
Which ne orsr = the stA:s as reA.oaasle p1tc ~
Our asos& coussAta Of
1st, 2ud and Sd Clear Vida Lumbar, Clear Al
Emnou Floar1uE, Stock Boards Boz Boards
Clssr and aseo1a C1aar Dressed lid p
ing, Vida commea Boards Fcc-
cuR, Ioists, sc1ntltng, No-
kar, Lsth, Shingles, Ac.
Hayfnx pr1ehs4%A ouS stock bsfoFa :hs isrxe 3D.
7anee III iunber, We ar pTepssa1 - ~: aslo ~
sn7 SRI II tht ci:y. FehlEothe usn1' raar sA4 -
alsties faT shipping. oruers fsoa Country DEALERS
selected.
enee, corner Of Beach ana DcKoycn atrsefs.
Wc4x sadc.
ees.a Rrsnsh Chicago ElTx. QuEAL 4 SCOTT
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nt H'd. a BID.
CGm mmBRCtkE.

eATuxpAI EvK11H&, Jt3s II, 1874.
TIC res spa sal aAt1asata daring tau past:4 hs2s
fp11n
, 1864-06-12

TAs totA rses1tk II Mo various yards n th9 cfsy
enE1sE do Vssk sndtaa to-dsY, absorbing 70 taa
daily rtterE1 posted sa 'ChaaEo amsunt to sbsi
head. THIS It t2s esa than xsrs received last
week. sRd "a hssd norc:. taaa the 1sss;p.s ef ts
sot1tapoRtiag week sf lastys
Tbs esHy Essapss ct tbs vazisss yards ss1e.ro -
f*l!4Ns:
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pious consolation, how>ver. that where but
little brains Ia gwen little Intelligence IL re-
ursircd
THE RADICALS AND THE CON.
vBNTI0N.

The reception Of the Missouri Radicals BY
the Baltimore Convention seezns to put that
troublesome matter In ths Way CT solution.
It Is not to bs supposed thst By this rscsp-
lion The Convention meant to endorse. or
make itseH respousible for, Ill their idss
or procedures in the past, or In the futu,o,
But the Convention recognized tho Radicals
as the party Of power. BY virtue Of the fact,
that they aim to deal suumarily and decl-
eively with slavery, instead Of coa1ing 1t
s1ong through series OF years In order that
1t may die easy; mfnistering all tho while to
the kops, on thu part Of it, friends, that
sons turn In Affairs would restore
1t to life and power. The Convention
believed In killing slavery, and In tho war
that wor1dikil' It, And having decldsd that
slsvery II 10 d;r, that policy IL best which
kills /. ocnrst. A;ac,isn, therefore, In any
State, dcvu1ed 20 feeding the sick institution
With eti,nr rlants or .nodynes, could mot COM
IN end itself TO tic convention.
It il OF no great consequence further, what
particular feeling Of kindness toward the
conservative faction Some members Of Mr.,
Lincoln's cabinet may have; or whether Nr,
Lincoln bimself may believe tt to include
eome we11-meAning men, II It verJ likely
does. Ths voice of tbs Unisn people. ~
well represented in that convention. IL for
tic radicals. as having the real and true
principle which rules In this war and il to
oougper In the end.
, 1864-06-12

LEATHEK-Ths market has hsen more aeuye.
arm with m advances Of lc- aasn-as 1na Unpsrin
Eool sUpPy. %1th very hn,ited cem1nt. AID prices
r.e .sPp;y sad 4. 3o1rs o oR hsad .r ., shs
Itn with further advance u 133e ptr cta: On pre-
r.ou4 quotations.. EeGNtte:
Harness. n......ts9 NC AFTER, Rols, 4o,%as
1ans ......HGAs1c BHsneA ARA, - teS
Kip, +" ......? ?s(3 10 Ns1neeo So.e .,. q
En.f. ..,..ttS4tl ~ Ort1osa cood H..
Tsne<. tset....-.;sass sged........ ~. ssSa<o
, 1864-06-12

DufAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
III, In drz~i7x OF NAY nth, ,ssA.
:n5 s!ss SIS t 10: i.s'- dFe7 tlaoea; No. 11aix
nrrM,en ps!d ior pIlz5a ialbrah1c Mrai1hsd ~
Rtssrst fncs paid r. nos,leons nd all hnds * uofd
md s!,vcF+ TAYLOR d CO., dsaksts. q Van u,
New York, je:ha31S 4tt4
, 1864-06-12

kHAE.a = RrRa Ss,srsok n i4.s rzsFH4 rsRss. eff
- & AaAk1 n L &AsVF7 tsE e0a&&. NesaGs sAAAFsebe
Kals&. FktG- II ssA ~ 1df<& uasGA &taxx1 ktstt1
, 1864-06-12

Sa!ss to'a4y II bags unpared PcIchss, hAl1es, ut
1Sc: tkR d 1t 13cs bs.s aherTics n ~.
FlHH-WN1T1T1xH-NitA In ut noIntnsl req Apks
Es1e j. ustla dong. With / lsrEs aemand peisaa
Enle !eEy 1rK1 = present Qa.:a:toH1. TEorr-la
eh.nged: NAcKssAL-ln f.ir rreeipk Aad Esod Dr.
in lir;i,ed supply and tolezanlY aeye 1t preI:at
ra'es. Picked HsfrinEs1n enod -ceras4 aa4 very
, 1864-06-12

French Gait, %
|-3e............$At21.&E &E
Freo b Calf Le
nul1ea, 2 daz-
sn. ,fk N3@, o.
tFFEck CAf Ee-
matneA Sc
Geo d., 4 doz-.7Y.e&3s4.M
L4atEE, y deE..l4-oa4t1fs
lt.An1- y dog. .1l.Sad8,&
, 1864-06-12

NAVAL STEEES--Kar.et R.nTs:ly cu!s.
Fli:es Et1a ana tEca.Ssae. Welaets:
ttt-A=EcoI LII Ella sscps.....B &G.
F'!sa ;,; ''sss;:s: !: !: gene I'm ':xsc e
osEa,s..,.. s43 lii xsz1,nt ........s ne
EAKBON Dil-1hxo u sonsldxthls nIlaess
saif IA3t 23uulIN Au,iFst3 1A the ulAr1st. Et-tks
IA tk!s MARKET Aac - ths ha1ds or reEnsrs NE
usa..iylsw. PzeItsu4 Qussattsns NC Hinged. He
, 1864-06-12

E It Is be1iavsd in Berlin that tho crown
Princess Of Prussia {tha Princess Royal of
Tpgland) Was actively intriguing with the
Germsn party to get hsr mother, Queen Vic
toria, OF the throne, In the hope that IN En-
g1ish Parliamentary party would then act
with Anstsia and Prussla In the schlsswis-
HolEtein affair. On the other hand the Hlfe
Of the Prince Of Wales waa working for ths
zane end, thinking that her hasbAnd,if King
ofGrest Britain, would support tho Kin. OF
Drnnark, her father. It was said In Berlin
that Lord rslnertton supported ths plans Of
both parties towards II ablicatioa, II an e1-
cuse for some chtnge Of policy.
, 1864-06-12

15-!oslA4: BIS as1ta; tFla 10; pxIa 4 Is HHe
) tr1s II E5t< Ser COZ. -
NIktf astlYs z14 1rM ht prsv1o3s Qlotx.!osA
bTkAWEAAR11a- Reccll:s snail, With a Ia<ke d.
MxA4. fIfces reis y&Ey lr u Il 1n3A8AE4d .Epo1R-
r:R.11s - nstssr s3s?ly, vtih noasr4ta Dc uA7i.
sctiv., vim lit!a prospect u snr rtnprs7srusatsa 70
1ssG ~ March v,Aas AA1 psrst1ro 7voy ~ with
u or p1s1%LeA. HaC1o2T AE1s qu!st snd tER. Ws
, 1864-06-12

sArExo1T 1y1EKa, Is1e II. lse+.
FHE1GuT3-Ao:lv crd firm. Tae sn{.x4 usa n
tto.y y uero: r. DUz1 .Lo-asafs P1ue ssor1!!s a. 1
y: CulT4r Hfrt9t defae, Midnight aad Flight. w,A
e..z. ss 1se; os1f AsFssa, ma os:s. .:0e 10 Or
'LIKN AID RAIL" fnslaHTs- u : xasd d.
Escd zolltsk frtEht, sad rates sfe % 10 rc.
tour 70 SAc seARe1Yd. We quote:
, 1864-06-12

FOTATUKS-The 1a1p1y q sFfms ttsasEAoGks
aat frach Hbxs IL n liassd, and With fais de-
mani pf1ces~rTe nrzner, but 1tshons aoossols
charge. WBquots: ...s.
NA1E4DCcCn..
PoAch
salc to.dsY-i carload Peace Blows ~ Sic per 1t
VI optNyiA1nHs-nscived to-day. 3f,t1a 1a4 Cas-
Mea:s :5 biis Fcrs. ~ 70. La1e: sht1ptt to,d4,,
Il Al in 1t Meats, 81 Ibis Hets. 33 Dds Po1k, H. 3
III Iard. Market generally tH
Heas Psrk-Nszkes hsol. s:.s% s:,s% 1f< bhls
~ ~. .exIs-&sS,ooa ~ rsu1h Sides at l,Y..
tHsrea-4sa,fee 1s BsAon aidea " GoY.sunso.> At
ILrIIIn active demand aud arn at u irsac. at
~. 6.lee se-oAy - Ees aseasu Liza a 13;c;
sALTCRees slve4 to-day, s3sa brls shipped to-day,
1tt s:ts. NAEfet 6ru. Ne quote:
, 1864-06-12

pKIED FKpIT9tA1rles, stocfs r. asrai1y law
and prices arc wt.ser. rs4cuss "a nsd!rate i.
FzCl1s .Ts in moderate supply. with ! limited Dc
EAsG. Prices rc1s very nru, witi Upward t-adsu.
, 1864-06-12

HuTTkn-nssei,eA to-day. l11<R bn; snlypc4

nAHLBY-Rese1ysA t%dsy. nene. saipp.d
fsae- Esr1et dul1.- 8Alss - .dA1: ~ b Ne DaJ
ley II ttoTs ut 418.
, 1864-06-12

] x
C0fFEE-Thexe IL Msrs aosiTisT IN tho nsrfst
| and wlth EtIshE MpweEA tS14ea4Y in Nav York.
prices are aonsfcerabIy 1xmes bat az etAsle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
MEETING OF RADICAL GERMANS.
Administration Denounced.
X Z - O U ITO =.
DELEGATES TO CLEvELAND

The meeting of tie German Radicals on Sat
urday night last. AT Union Hall was. n we stated
yesterday, large and earnest and full of signt.
canoe.
DIR Homburg chosen President and Chas.
Henniger. Secretary.
DR.. Homhurg lucidly stated the object of The
meeting IL was. briefly to put new man in
A Lincoln's place
Major Gordon. late OF the o. s A. followed
To the same effect. speaking powerfully aud at
length.
A committee on resolutions was appointed as
follows:
@ Post. Fred Keller. Z. Leiber Hueleaer.
n. Jose, g Vonnegut and Chas SIfius
They returned aud reported ia, favor OF the
one term principle; in favor of the Monroe doe
trine; in favor of amending the Constitution so
as To abolish slavery everywhere and in favor of
confscatiug lands of rebels and parcelin them
out among the loyal, of whatever color or
cline.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt ed
The following delegates were appointed TO
represent the German Radicals of indianapolis
in the 3ls, of Nay Convention at Cleveand:
DR. Kline, DIR Homhurg Herman LeIber,
Charles Post and James Xonnegut
On motion. MI who might find il convenient
to attend the Cleveland Convention were invited
To 20.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
From Rer. j. Merton Brolon, u. D., Eat,r ofhle e
cuclopedil Of ReliQious hAonledQs
PARTICULARNOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name o.
Biters, pat up. in quar- bot e>, compounded Of he
cheapest whisky Common rum ting from ~ TO a.
per gallon, The disguised by ahie or CORR
ander seed.
This class of Bters has caused AMI viii continue it
cause, long they be ~old hundreds die
deatu OF The druukard BY their sys EN- is KEEP
continually under the influence alcoholic iimuanis
up, aud the reSat i ali tie horrors attendant upon
drdns ard, lite and death.
For tho e who dr,ir- and will have a liquor httsrs
publ b the following receipt: Get Ottle OF Hoo
lands German Bters anu IN wtr trIte quartz guoC
andy Whisky. and the result will be pfepira oI
that will far excel med cal and e,oellebc,
any OF The numerous liquor btter> III she market,
u cost much les. VII have all the virtues o
Hoofand> BIer> in connection with good article o
liquor, much less price than these Inferior prepare
tons will cost YOU.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
&C., &C., &C., &c.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WAR DEPsRrNESrl
WASHINGTON. May 23-l0P NJ
To Major General DIX:
Dispatches from Major General Candy, dated
mourn OF Red river. "a midnight May 18th. states
that Admiral Porter had just arrived The re-
maipder OF the gunboats will arrive tonight
General Banks will probably reach Semmes-
port, on the Atchaialaya.
A dispatch from Admiral Porter. dated on
board the flag ship Black Hawk. mouth of Red
river. 10Th, says:
The portion oi our squadron above the falls at
Alexandra have been rele ,sed IRON their
pleasant position owing 10 the indeiatigable ex
ertiUns of Lieut. Col. Bailey. of the 18Th army
corps, who built dam of 6O0 feet across the
river at the lower falls. which enabled the yes
sells TO pass in safety.
Lieut.. Col. Bailey will be Immediately nomin-
ated Tor promotion for his dIstDg uished ser
vices.
An official report from Cairo, dated Nav %.
says:
The army and gunboats are all safe at the
mouth of Red River.
Major General Sherman. in dispatch. saws the
re-enil>ted veterans have more than replaced
all losses aud deIachments
We have no official report by telegraph from
Grant Butler
Olhclsl repUrts show that within eight days af
ter The battles ut Spottsylvania many veter ms
have been forwarded To Grant; the whole army
has been amply supplied with lull rauions more
than 10000 sick and wounded have been trans
:erred from the tieldto hospitals in Washington;
over 3 600 prisoners have been transported from
the field 10 prison depots and large amounts OF
artillery. &c for all active campaign have been
brought away.
Several thousand fresh cavalry horses have
been forwarded TO the army, and the grand
Army of the Potomac is now fully as strong in
numbers. better equipped. supplied and furnished
than when the campaign opened.
Several thousand renforcements have also
been furnished to other in the field. and
ample supplies to all during the same time
Over 30 .00O volunteers tor one hundred DAYS
have been mustered into service. clothed armed
equipped and transported to their respective po-
sitIOns. This statement is due the chiefs oil
staff
(Sgned) (. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
Supreme Court OF Indiana.
MAY TERM FIRST DAY.
INpIANAPnLls. Nav %.

1NDIA>APuLIs Nav 80 1864
The court met A. NJ: Present. Hon.
James Worien, Chief Justice; J mes VI
Hanna, Samuel f Perkins. Andrew Davidson.
Judges
The following cases were decided:
James Evans Daniel c. Ashley, ct al.
PigeC Reversed
Noah Turner ct al. vs. Abner Cool, Noble
{ p Affirmed
Cordel vs.. the State. Floyd C c. AZ
6rmed
Alfred Thayer We. st. Louis. Alton and
Terre Hhute r Company. Vigo c c. AT
hrmed
Rich Priel ct al. VS. Virgil J Huey. Marion
c. c. Reversed.
William Cri>man W. Amos c. Smith, Fav
cite Z. Affirmed Five per cert. damages.
Isaac Ringe Matilda Ringe. WAYNE p
Two cases. Affirmed
Samuel II Buskirk vs. Samuel Kahn. ct al
Monroe @ c Affirmed Six per cent. dam
sses
Equa Crossan Benjamin Swoerland
Btacktord C. G. Affirmed One per cent. dam
age
II Stockwell ct nj. James p Byrne er
al. Nanderhurg Z 2 Affirmed.
Adjourned nj noon till Tomorrow morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
from FORTRESS. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 23-Gen. Wilson
has left Tor home, sick.
Gen Devin is at the Chesapeake Hospital,
sick.
Ga Saturday. about noon. the pickets on our
lett. aud near the Point of Rnck>. ON the Apo
mattox, were driven in by the rebels. and quite
all engagement ens"ed.
a. soon the piekets reached reserve,
two of our batteries were opened on the enemy
with deadly fire. and they taken by
surprise that they lost heavily ia both kied aud
wounded
The rebel General Walker is wounded and q
prisoner. with many of his men.
The enemy got the worst Of the skirmish and
retired.
Picket diminishing is still going on in our
front. There is heavy skirmshing this evening.
Particulars not received.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
A mesh.r,. Ts.uEhss.


Silent and lone. silent snd lone
whsre. tell me where ny lille ones gone,
That need 4. b. PLAYING about my knee,
with IN. ~ noisy nirth and r"l- ercus gieef
who Uttered the carpets. a. ma, place the chairs
And .catisrsd their plsyihlngs ell unsvsrsr;
who "a led for Their supper With ger shout,
And Will they getting. N IN and OUT
whskepi all the spplrs ant nuts from spelling,
And fever saved Jacsets nor paLts iron so.lng:
Had ever . wsut ard evrr will
Thar added = Gaze "a my heart. until
| .omeiime. sighed for The time 10 rome
When they'd all be big. AID 10 out from bone
silent and lone, silent and Lone
Where tell me where are my liitie gone
There's 10 little fares 20 wash 'o-nigLt
No little troub E. for mother To rilht
No Ne bite eye 10 be Jung sleep.
No little plsythings 10 put up keep.
NO lh'l- garments u 'e hung Up on the rack,
No little stories 10 tell. no nut. 10 cracs
No tile undecided. briu iun Of 70 lex
Cal ing for mamma 10 setti- tie frolic.
NO little fof, lps 10 pres me with ki>sss-
t'lbi such lad. louel, eveuinx y a T. ISL
No little v.'ices 10 shout with delight:
Good night. dear mamma, good night, good night"
Silent the house j.: htils ones here,
To start a smile, or drive back tear
Silent and lone. silent and lone
Where. tell ne VII. re my little ones gopei
Il eenneih but yesterday since the' were young;
Now they all scattered the soFld's path. among
OFT where the great rolling trade--t cam - fowl *
Qua VIII fr,s des th love lights & owing.
Out where IN graves OF their life hopes sleeping.
Not TO be eomforted-weepiug. stil weeping;
Our where the high hills of science are blending,
Up mid the cloud ritts. up still n1ing.
Seeking the sunshi that rests on he mountain,
DrInking and thirsing siil still at the fount n;
Out in life's 4 oroughf,res all Of them moiling,
Out the wife. wide world. striving and toil.ng.
Little ones hsvins ones, playful ones, all,
That went when l nade, came . my call.
Have ye deserted met VIII ye not
Back 10 your moGh.r's arms-back 10 the homei
Silent and lone, 4 ent and lonei
Where. e II IA wherr are my little ones gene!
Useless mt cry I'll Why do complaint
Tn y'il be my little never AGAIN
Can 'he great oaks to the scoris returnl
The broad, rolling stream flow back L. the byrnei
Tn mother cal Child ood again knee,
1hu VA m- nh0oi went nth he strong aud Ibe fret
Ntyl nay no true mo her would ask for them back
Her work molly done, their firm tramp on lies Iack
viii come like an lofty and clear,
To liza up her sou aid her sprls 10 cheer
And though the tears fall when she's sic and lone,
Sh III know IL Is best they scattered and gone.
Silent and lone. silent aud lionel
Thy WILL u, Father, not nv will be done
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
% 3w

eE- Allen street. running from Washington
TO MARYLAND. between Meridian and Pennsylva
nia has recently been owldered. and is now one
Of the peafest thoroughfares in the city. Glenn =
Block and Henry Aliens famous Livery Stable,
have entrances from this street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

BLooxERs ABoUr.-The newsboys were huge
ly excited by the appearance on our streets YES
terday of female woman dressed in the full
Bloomer costume. She appeared very indifferent
to the public notice her novel costume attracted.
and walked at a fast rate through the streets. As
there no silks on tSis viriuous female. as tar
as we could ace, under the standard laid down by
Councillor Ketcham she is supposed to be
decent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

NV York, May % Special from Wash
ington at yes erday afternoon says:
The rebel army has been retreAting since the
attack on our right on he lcth.
Al 4oclock on SATURDAY afternoon our forces
occupied Guiuea> Station aud Bowling Green and
not enough had been found to h.ht with.
Two men were captured near Annapolis with u
large rebel mail and 81 nnO IN gold ano 500 900
in Ereenbacks
The LETTERS speak of the scarcity OF food and
contain highly important information.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24
fS-The Board Of Public improvements. at

tE-The Board Of Public Improvements. at
its meeting on Saturday. is>uei seventeen build
ing permits, the estimated value OF which are
given as follows: Second Ward. $3.50: Third
Ward, sI0.250; Fourth Ward. $3.50 FIFTH
Ward. s. .75o: Sixth Ward. S39 .O00; Seventh
Ward. $40 900; Ninth Ward. sou; total. S99.-
$50 Four of the permits we're 10 remove old
frame houses. an two for building sheds. The
Board meets again on Wednesday, the 18th
ITO morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-24

Miss l.. NJ MoRLKY's CONCERT The time
selected Tor this event il Monday evening. May
80 The piece to be performed il a beautiful
Cantata. entitled The Flower Queen. or CorO-
nation of the Rose" in which about tbrtv young
ladies aud Misses will appear. each representing
a flower and striving Tor the crown After the
Cantsta there will be some hne solos, Duets.
and quarte,tes, in which some OF our best mus-
clans will take part.