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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
K. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of War

New YORK, MAY 2l-SpeciaI to the Post
from Washington says:
Private advices from the Army OF the Poto-
mac conhrm the previous statement. that Lees
army is smaller than est mated, having been
greatly reduced by the recent battles.
The appointment OF Major General Hunter to
the command of the Department OF West Viz
ginia. gives much satisfaction
Ii is now expected that the new tariff bill will
be reported to the House by the Commute of
Ways and Means Oh Monday.
proposition for the fnal adjournment of
Congress will soon be made, fixing the day On
the 25th of June
The telegraph operators of the independent
Line. who were sent to Fort Lafaye,,e on We'd
nesday night. were this A NJ. taken from the
Fort TO General ID ks headquarters aud ex-
amined. when afhda,its made by them 10
the effect that they knew nothing of the forged
procla NATION, and they were accordingly set at
liberty.
The soldiers still remain at the Office Of the
Independent Telegraph. and will he held ill
further orders.
Another Brooklyn reporter named A Mat
tison has been arrested in connection with the
authorship of the bogus procla nation. He was
employed as a reporter for various papers He
is charged with writing in manifold the COPIES Of
the proclamation, which Howard had drawn. 1t
is alleged that he received draft of the proca
nation from Howard. with request to see that
copies were delivered at the newspaper Offices in
this civ
The 900 tons of gas coal contributed to the
Sanitary Commission nv George Elliott, of Lon
don. the freight upon which was paid by James
McHenry. OF the same place, arrived this A. NJ.
Arrangements are beng made to sell the same
at public auction on Tuesday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
LATER FROM RED BIvER.
he ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
&c. &c, &c &C.. &c.
r ona Cairo.

CAIRO, May % Admiral Porter's flagship
has arrived at Mound City.
Our feet is out of Red River, the dam having
reached a sufficient hight to allow the vessels TO
move
A large conhagration occurred at Natchez
lately. consuming several blocks of the most
prominent buildings. Ii is supposed to have been
the work of an incendary.
Our forces evscusted Alexandra last week
moving towards Sellersport.
Officers of the Laurel Hill. who have reached
New Orleans. say they heard cannonadng in the
direction of our forces.
A portion of Alexandria was burning when the
Laurel Hill left
The Hill had 300 sick on board. and, while
iyiRg the hospital flag, was fred into. No inju
ries were received
Gen. McClernand, who is very i'll, was on
board
Col Mott, of the Goth Ohio, and many other
officers of rank. were killed. and a number of our
troops slaughtered, of which there were 500 on
board the steamer CITY Belle at The time she was
captured and burned by the rebels, thirty miles
below Alexandra.
Late intelligence from Matamoras represent
things in very unsettled state.
The bad feeling hitherto existing between the
French and residents had ripened into general
outbreaks.
Gen Cortinas and staff. while riding through
the streets. were insulted Weapons were drawn
and freely used by both parties.
Cortna's Adjutant General. during the melee.
shot one Freuchman deal. and another was ar
rested and publicly executed the next day by
Cortinas.
Much excitement prevailed and many French
residents are leaving the city.
All quiet in the vicinity OF Brazos
Judge Hancock. one Of the most prominent
Unionists of Texas, escaped from the rebel do
minion and arrived at Brownsville, accompanied
by twenty others.
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From >herman's Army.
HEADQUARTERS. MILITARY DIVISION. Miss
KINGSTON. Ga. Nav ~. 1864

HEApouARrtRs. MILITARY DIVISION. Miss !
KINGSTON. GA. May ~ 1864
In as much an impression is afoat that the
comma ndiag General has prohibited the mails TO
and from this army. he takes this method of as
surfing all officers and men that on the contrary
he encourages by ali his influence and authority
to keep no the most unreserved correspondence
with their families aud friends wherever they
may be Army corps and division commanders
should perfect the arrangements and transmit
mails aud all cha plains staff officers md captains
of companies. assist the soldiers in Communicate
Ing with their families.
What the commanding General does diScour-
age is. that class OF men VIII, do not take mus
ket aud tight. but who follow our army for spec.
uating. or furnishing information, which is
dangerous 10 the army and our cause, and who
are more used to bolster up idle aud worthless
officers than to notice the hard working and
meritorjoss. whose modesty Is generally equal TO
Their courage. and who scorn to seek the cheap
fattery of the press.
(Sisned) ". 7 SHERMAN.
Major General.
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Saturday Night Report
THE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
DISCHARGED.
STATIONS DISPATCH TO DIX.
ORDER BY CEN. SHERMAN.
PONDER MILL EXPLOSION.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
EXPLOSIoN OF A PROPELLER
The Pirate Florida A gain.
CON G X e ONAL NEWS.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
ORDER BY CEN. SHERMAN.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
from w ashiugtoa.

WASHINGTON. May PA dispatch from the
Army Of the Potomac SAYS:
Nothing OF importance has occurred.
Our wounded from the fight of Thursday were
sent to fredericksburg during the day. Our loss
was heavier than at first supposed
The rebel loss in killed and wounded during
Thursdays fight is estimated at $50. and 450
prisoners.
Sixty citizens Of Fredericksburg have been ar
rested and sent to Washington. and will be held
as hostages for the 81 of our wounded taken by
them and sent to Richmond.
Rebel prisoners continue TO be caught. About
% we're taken last evening. They give glowing
accounts OF the rebel CO mmissariat, and say Lee
feels certain OF 6nal victory
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
WAsHISGToS. May 81, $50 P. n
To General Dix:

To General Dix:
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman state that our
forces found at Rome a good deal of provisions
and seven fine iron works ana machinery
We have secured two good bridges aud an ex-
cellent ford over the Etawah.
The cars are now arriving at Kingston with
stores. and two days would be given to replenish
aud fix up.
A dispatch ust received from General Banks.
dated Alexandra, May s. says the dam would
be completed on the 9Th and the gunboats re-
lieved He would then start Immediately to the
Mississippi.
Gen Candy was at the mouth of Red River
the l4ih. collecting forces to assist Banks, if
necessary.
Dispatches from Gen. Butler, dated 10 O'Clock
last evening, say he had been fighting all day.
The enemy endeavored TO close in his line
We have captured the rebel Gen Walker. of
the Texas troops.
(Signed) Z NJ STANTON.
Secretary of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

eTThe City Regiment. one hundred DAYS
men. armed and equipped. got off on Saturday
The brave boys were attended upon their line D:
march by numerous citizens. among whom were
MANY ladies' ALI regretted to part with them.
but then their cmnlry called them. and it was
consolng to know that they went forth to up
hold the tar-spangled banner and TO vindicate
the honor OF Indiana These things they will do
without doubt Gov. Morton volunteered to
accompany them far the depot. His Ex-
cellency has quite military air on horseback.
He looked every inch warrior. AID in a
speech With tears in his ewes he bade the brave
fellows an affeciionate farewell, lsmenting that
pressing engagements at home prccluded the
possibility OF his going with them any further.
His Excelency remarked AS ne was about eav-
ing to return home. that he thought the rebellion
would he crushed. hut il il should not. the future
OF the country would be somewhat gloomy.
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cincinnati Market.

cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. May 81.
-Four quiet and unchanged; hardly anything
doing.
Wheat is held with great frmness. but the de-
msnd is light. Red is held at 81 gu, and white
at 81 20.
Corn unchanged; ear 81 Is and shelled 81 20,
but more disposition to sell than TO buy at these
quotations
Oats soc.
eRye very scarce; small sales at 81 1O@l IS.
Whisky closed dull at 81 %. with more sellers
than buyers
Provisions quiet 900 barrels CITY mess pork
sold at s25 and 100 900 pounds clear bacon sides.
packed IN tierces, at l4Hc. Nothing doing in
other articles.
Groceries quiet; molasses Sc lower; sales ut
Sl@Sl 5
Gold s0GSl.
Silver 65@70
Exchange dull.
Money firm and steady at s@lO per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
FREMONT MEETING.
Radical Germans in Council.
strong speeches ssinst the Admins.
tratsOa.
DELEGATES TO CLEVELAND ARE AP.
POINTED

On Saturday night last a crowded meeting of
Radical Germans was held at Union Hall. There
was not standing room IN the spacious apartment
for any outsider
The meeting was called to consider the affairs
Of the nation and to appoint delegates to the
5lst OF May Fremont Convention at Cleveland.
The organization was effected harmoniouslv,
notwithstanding the great throng present In
Tact, the meeting one OF the largest political
gatherings ever witnessed in indianapolis. where
those who we're celebrating could be contained
within the walls OF a building. The principal
men Of the Radical portion Of ID. Republican
party were there
We noticed among others. Mr. Port and Mr.
Charles COulon.
We have not space TO day TO give the pro
ceedings 10 full. but hope to be able TO do so to-
morrow.
We understand that, after our reporter left
Major Jonathan W Gordon made speech, in
which be counselled moderation. Cancellation and
union on Fremont. The remarks were, we
learn greeted with immense applause
Other speakers preceded and followed in the
same strain.
Delegates were appointed to the Cleveland
convention and other business transacted con-
nected with the affairs OF the Fremont Club,
when an adjournment took place with shouts for
liberty, fraternity and equality.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
SOL d I E r S |!
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT On North Meridian stree tv'
n squares above the Blind Asylum The hou-e Is
one-sfory cottage. with seven Eood rooua'
neatly papered porch running full width Il the house
IN front Lot "a feet front by laS feet back 10 alley
and well planted IN thrifty everxreens shrubbery and
fruit q all kinds; with WELL cstern And st-hou~ss.
said property rents for $500 year and will be sold
low. Terms one half cash down. balance on time
For particulars apply 10
FRANK CUNNINGHAM.
Auditor States once,
my2Odos Kentucky Asenae.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

A RENEDY FOR z sit is a blessing to the
suffering TO know that We have an effectuu cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. p.
Hszarde, of l64 Second street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used "A small quantity
OF DR.. SIrickland's Pile Remedy and it effected
a permanent cure. This seems to he the case
with all who make use of this splendid prepara-
ton. IL is manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth
street. Cincinnati, Ohio. and sold by all druggists
mars If
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FEW we're extremely delighted the other

sE-We we're extremely delighted the other
night with a serenade by Prof. Gresh's magnif-
cent String Band given at private resi-
dence Every performer, under the lead OF their
gifted leader. is an unapproachable artist We
should have appeared at the front door and made
them loyal speech. but really at the time We
we're ia our embroidered and domestic muslin.
We never like to show our legs in state OF
nudity in the State of Western Virginia. or any
other State. We are obliged to Prof. Gresh. and
hope he aud his accomplished musicians will call
again and play Us three more tunes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

The attention of strangers visiting the city. as
well as the permanent residents. is respectfully
directed TO the great advantages they will
secure ny call at the frst-class Merchant Tai
loring Establishment of Louis Schultz. - North
PENNSYLVANIA street, within two doors OF the
Postoffce. 2O-3,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

ELEVENTH REGIxESr.-Letters have been re-
ceved in the city from members Of the gallant
Z"uaves. They arrived at New Orleans after a
pleasant trip on the 9Th OF May. Health good
They encxmped at Greenville. four miles out of
the city. Street railroad cars run to the village
near which they are encamped
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

cB- The house of Robert Dunn. ESQ on
North Illinois street, was burglariously entered
night before last. OF. in fact. early yesterday
morning. A servant girl was suddenly awaken
ed and saw male biped rummagng her dress
il table draw. She uttered several screams.
when the individual retreaied from the premises
from the rear, abandoning all his booty.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

Losr-On Thursday afternoon, 18th inst. in
passing along Delaware street to Michigan and
up Michigan to New JERSEY, a Calico Quilt
patchwork, various calicos. 1t is esteemed more
for 'ts antiquity than its intrinsic value The
finder will be literally rewarded III is left at the
store of Dan. Thayer, 900 East Washington
street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

DErRoIr. May 81 The propeller Nile explod-
ei this morning while lying ut the dock. Six
persons are known to oe killed. and others sup,
posed To be.
The vessel is complete wreck and sunk i'm
mediately
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
SENATE

WASHINGTON. May 81.
Mr.. Line. of Kansas, presented the credentials
OF Mr. Fisbsck Senator elect from Arkansas, in
place OF Sebastian.
NJ Conne~~ moved that the credentials be re-
ierred to the Judiciary Committee.
Consideration OF the motion was postponed till
Monday
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up aud
debated at length
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

DESIRABLE CRY PRoPERTY, improved and un-
improved, situated in all parts of the city. and
varying In prices TO suit demand. For sale by
WILEY 4 MARTIN,
% 3w Real Estate Brokers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

CLEVELAND. MAY 2l-An express train the
c x Z Railroad was thrown from the track
near Crestlins this morning and Mr. Dewitt ot
this city killed
Several Others were injured, none of them Sc
riousy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
Powder MN Explosion.

Troy, \ Y. May 2l.-Ths morning about
half past eight o'clock MI explosion took place in
a powder mill about IL miles from this city, com
pleielv destroying two buildings containing about
81 600 pounds OF row der. which was nearly ready
TO ship far government use
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

NEw YoRK. Nav 2I The rebel privateer
Flurid, sailed from Bermuda prior To the 18Th TO
cruise and would prohsblv keep in the track of
American vessels sailing between New York and
Liverpool
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

az Six hundred rebel prisoners from Sher
mans army arrived in the city yesterday and
were marched to Camp Morton. At this Camp
four thousand are now confined. and orders are
issued TO prepare for 900 more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

EARLY CLosISG-ADxious to give our young
close at o O'Clock p ~ during the season.
W. II. GLENN,
febl2d6m Proprietcrs New York Store.
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u rxf.sssArn-s
Nesg fork Market.

New Serk Market.
NKw YoRx. May 81.
Flour opened dull and closed heavy. and 5@
l0c better.
Wheat dull and l@2c lower. Unfavorsble
English have a depressing effect.
Corn rules quiet at 81 - for new mixed
Western.
Oats lower and dull at se@ee1Sc
Rye dull and prices nominal and unchanged.
Sugar hrmer.
Pork active and hrmer
Lard 1875 @l4Is.
Butter steady at 32@37 for Ohio and State.
Ches-e unchanged.
Money easy at 597 per cent, with the bulk of
the business at 5d6c.
Exchange steady.
Gold orened at 60. advancing to S3ls. closing
quiet at e2zzds3
The total exports of specie to day were $685.
943.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

II Yesterday was as salubrious as mid
summer. Hook and soda water. some ice and
some whisky. were very popular throughout the
day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

~ Cells are being constructed under ground.
at soldiers Home, ten feet deep. We UNDER
stand this.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

Doors AND SHOES AT Two YEARs' AGO CosT.
We hsve about 81 500 worth OF stock of all
kinds, arranged for grand cost sale Shoe Gus
toners are invited. JoSKs, VIssEDcE & Co.
fs-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
kObbe cry.

DAxBrRY. Conn. Mas 81 The railroad depot
at this place Mss entered lat night and the safe
blown open and sou stolen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

Masonic NoTIcE There will be a special
meeting Of Center Lodge. No. %, this Mon
day evening at ~ o'clock.
CHAs. FISHER Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

tH- Shoe Customers are crovding Jones,
vinnedge a Co.'S Shoe Store; they are selling
the best goods in the market. Prices the lowest.
IL 2v
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CITY 1T e N 8 |.

CF- AL kinds OF Book and job Printing neatly
and promptly done at this Office. at living rates.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

sF Mems Shoes are in demand. particularly
something soft and easy the Buckskiu Shoes,
especially, at
23-2w JoxEs VISSEpoE Co.'S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
FOR SALE.

4 DOUBLE BRICK COTTAGE HOUSE. NO. ls7
~ West South street, and half stories hign
three rooms an1 kitchen cemeutsd cellars under EACH
18th ei-teru ard porch Possession given Immediately
Title good Fer particulars call At B. Logans Grocery
myl6-c<w B. LOGAN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

cTThe Chicago Express train on the Indian
apolis. Peru 4 Chicago Railway leaves at ll:35
A. NJ.
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Center Township Democratic Con
yentiOn.

In pursuance of call from the Township
Committee a mass Convention the Democracy
of Center township held at Military Hall on
Saturday, the 2lst OF May
The Convention was called 10 order by Henry
Nelson at = O'Clock p NJ. and motion OF
Harry VandegrIft, DR.. James 5. Athon was called
10 the chair.
Julius Boetticher and James r Bracken
appointed Secretaries.
DR. AIhon. ON taking the chair. stated the OBJ
ject Of the Convention 70 be TO appoint delegates
10 the County Convention. which meets in this
CITY on the first Saturday in June.
Mr. Vsndegrift moved that the Chair appoint
n committee Of i've seven to select the dele
gates.
Mr.. WI. Talbot. moved an amendment, that
the delegates be selected ~ the old mode psac-
ticed in this county That the gentlemen pres
ent form a ring and each fifth man name a
delegate.
discussion sprang up on the best mode OF
choosing delegates. when Mr. Taloott's amend
ment was reie ted, aud the motion OF Mr. ALI
degriit prevailed
The Chair appointed Harry vandegrft. W. II.
Talbot. c A Elliott. II II Dodd. Captain \.
HAYDEN. Dr. Gasliu and W N III Harrison the
committee.
The committee 10 few moments reported the
following list of delegstes:
~ 1afueNs LHHu CulNeT,
II II Dodd. ) B Williamson.
Myron North. John Sullivan.
Powell Howland. Levi Ayres.
" J. johnson, VIM Henderson.
John Co!erick. Reginald II I'll.
j NJ. Talbot, George McOuatt
Michael Green. jacob Null.
julius Nicolai W. NJ. Harrison.
S4m1 II. Beckner
Mr. Rand offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That this Convention Is in favor of
Hon Joseph E Mcdonald for Governor. and the
delegates selected be instructed 10 vote Tor dele
gs;e- 10 the State Convention favorable TO his
aominaton.
On motion Of DR. Ga,iu the proceedings Of
he Convention were ordered TO be published IN
he Daily State Sentinel aud the Volksblatt.
On motion the Convention adjourned
JAS. ). ATHON. Pres't
J. J,i R, B sx11,s, Secretaries.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23
WAR DEPARTMENr.l
WASHINGTON. May 22-l0 2. NJ.

w AR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 22-l0 2. NJ.
To Major General DIX:
On Friday evening Gen. Grant commenced a
movement for the purpose of compelling Lee to
abandon his position At Spousylvana the details
of which, for obvious reasons, should not be made
public IL has thus far progressed successfully
Longsfreet's corps started south at one O'Clock on
Friday night. an hour and halt after Hancock
moved
Gen. Ewells corps followed Longstreet last
night
The indications are that the rebel army has
fallen back beyond the North Anna. Hoke's
brigade has joined Lee
The movement of Grant has thus far been &C
complished without any severe engagement
We now occupy Guinneys Station, Milford
Station. and south of the Mattapony Oh that
line.
/ A dispatch was received this morning from
Gen. Candy, AT Red River, dated Nay Ia. which
| says:
| We have rumors to dav from rebel sources
that the guuboats, except two. got over the falls
! at Alexandria.
! No dispatches have been received to day from
! Butler.
Dispatches from Kingston say that Sherman's
army is resting and repIenishns their supplies
(Sgned) STANTON.
Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON. May % Eight hundred more
wounded arrived here this morning
he subscriptions reported to the treasury to
The 1910 loan for the last week amounted TO
! $500 900 Total to date i54 OO0 900
Richmond papers of the 18th claim great
victory over Sigel at New Marke', and say they
would have captu, cd bis army had il not been
Tor our cavalry.
According TO their accounts Sigel ran twenty
miles without stopping. abandoning his hospitals
aud burning his trains, &c.
These papers state their losses at 10000 10
/ their battles with the Army of the Potomac, but
| claim victory every time.
| They acknowledge loosing twenty guns. but
say nothing about the amount OF prisoners.
| Foreign News.
! NEW YORK. Nav % The steamer America,
from Southampton on the llth. has arrived this
/ NJ.
The following items were not received by ad
| vices by the Persia
In the House OF Lords Earl Russell stated that
the Conference bad agreed to the suspension of
4 hostiIities on condition that the blockade on
/ German ports should be raised.
Parliament adjourned on the 18th.
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FOR SALE.


a RRANDALE CO. importers, Is7 Broadway. n. Y.
n want Agents in every county and every regiment
for sale Of their styles Of Watches Unusually
liberal terms offered Agents. ssnd for circular
ny2l-dsm
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LOST.

II 0ST on THE WAY FROM SOUTH EAST STREET
TO Fetcher's Avenue, ara thence 10 South Noble
Street. q Lady's Gold Watch The finder can obtain
good rrwsrd BY leaving Il al the sentinel Once.
rvll-dlf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

New York Cattle Market
MAEKEr DAY, TUESDAY, May II, 1864.
TOTAL KEcEIPTs CATTLE KINDS WEEK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-23

- Mr. Alfred H. Pe,Se. the Young and dis
tinguished American pianist and composer. in
conjunction with u portion OF Miretzek's cele
brafed Italian Opera troupe from the Academy
of Music. New York. proposes to give grand
operate concert at Masonic Hall on Wednesday
June lst
The troupe will consist of Miss LAURA Harris.
Sig Lott. Herr Mulenhauer. Mr. W. Grcscurth
anil NJ a II Pea-e