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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

s IN The New York store rs inst cords and
acres o. summer hats. of the latest aud best
styles Tor men AID bows. women and girls Be
sides the lot IN their show wind bss which are
enough TO cover an army. they have alarge
granary in their immen-e store fuil of them IL
you want hat that is the place to 90. or. in
fact. If you want anything in the goods line.
Their store is all the time crowded. hut their
stock is const ,ntly being repIenished from Est
ern markets. SO their assortment is ALWAYS full,
and &C this house you get the advantage Of get
ting goods at the latest decline in prices. You
can bet on that.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

tB We noticed large number of rebel pris-
oners Saturday evening that had been discharged
from Camp Morton, on their way To the depot
They were sorry sight. in dilapidated garments
and colorlsss visages. These men certainly are
noe experiencing the fruits of the rebellion as
penniless, ragged aud hundreds of miles from
home and friends they are turned loose from
their prison home TO shift as they may
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
l5-dtf

OSE FoURrH CASH i the amoun' require ed in
h ind on the cottages 10 be sold AT auction, this
afternoon at o'clock. by Sp,nn 4 Smith See
their adv ertisement in another column
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

SB A soldier, his way from Colonel
Warmers headquarters to the Soldiers Home
fell down dead in the street near the latter place
on Saturday. from disease of the heart. We did
not learn his name. but understand his father
lives 10 Chicago. where the deceased formerly
re.fded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

eF- First Lieut.. Narcissus J Memier Of the
seventy-third regiment, has been mustered out
and honorAbly discharged the sevice Cause.
services no longer required.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

ToRosro Ma, ~ De Blackburn. vt yeIlow
ever n.torIets. w.s to-day oaIled IN the cum u
81 UO0, and the case adjourned 10 enso!e the
prosecution time to procure further evidence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

Is Two thousand boxes oranges and lemons.
2 QUO cocoanuts. figs, prunes. .piue apples. nuts
OF all kinds, &C &c just received at the City
Grocery. HORN 4 Anderson
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

Hon. JOSEPH Y. NeDoyALD, Indianapolis. fndizns
JOAN X. C0FFR0a "A. Han ington. lndisaAL
NM. DALI. New YORK City.
+" JOSEPH W. SEWLiS, Atfica- Indiana
- JOS. RasTtNE. Covington. taaisDa-
4" X. NJ MCDONALD. Covington. Indiana
+" DAVID WEBB, COvingson, Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

EMPTY COTTAGES AT Auction this afternoon
by Spann x Smith. See advertisement in an
other column,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

cS- Boots and shoes of all grades. sizes and
styles. for ladies and gentlemen, misses, boys
and children can be had cheap at Clark, johnson
& Co 5. No IL West Washington street. 22-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

20 A fine fresh lot of oranges, lemons. dates
figs, cocoanuts, pruDes and raisins. at Central
Grocery FLETCHER DAvIDGE
ID IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

Auction sale of good and well kept house
hold furniture. a, No. 50 Fleicher's Avenue, OIL
TUESDAY. May 23i. 1865 at ga a. IN. Thirty
81 yards of good Bru>sells carpet three pl,
aLd other carpets. rose~ God whatnot, hair seal
>0cisbe. hair seat chairs. Elizabeth rocker
msrole-top centro table oil paintings pant
mes easraviogs. dinner aud other t,bles. clock-
~i0dos curtains. oedsteids. bureaus, wA-h
stands, hair shuck mattresses. fesiber pilloas
COO ing ami other stoves. queens~are. &c &c
WN + FKsrBER.roS,
An
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

LUrTRELL OF ARRAE, by Charles Lever. New York,
Harper Bro; indianapolis, Bowen, Stewart Co;
THIS volume is by the author OF H indy
Andv." a novel that is read aud admired
wherever the English language is known. aud
this present work is equal in delneation of char
acter and brillisucy of style to the authors tor
mer works The plot OF the story is laid 10
England, and il narrative of thrilling interest.
successfully main tanned, in that style OF compo
sllon peculiarly the authors own
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
HOT ELS.
MACY HOUSE,
Corner Market & illinois sss.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
E. PENTEC0ST, Proprietor.

II TAKE PLEASURE IL ANNOUNCING TO NJ
il friends AMI numerous patrons that am no. es-
tAoii he'd In III hsuss. which have refurrls1sd sps
low thrown open for yoes reeepsicn-
take tn ~rsuniry Of fhsnssng my many 49,
friends Tor thsr patronage during The two year. shAe
vas conductinx the Oriental Reese and WI 81 sh tn
be glad to Them n nay nee stsnA -~c<~
myS-cr -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

IN Brig Gen Harrow intends to make 10
dianspolis his future home. and practice Law
Gen Hauow IL a gallant soldier. genial gen
tleman. and accomplished in his profession
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
PRINTING,
CIT IT Z M s

TT The Convention of Editors and Publisher
OF Indiana. bold a session in this city on Thurs
day. the 18th day OF May A foil attendance il
REQUESTED 1876
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

sB- Where can the best boots and shoes be
found AT Clark. Johnson & Co.'S, IL West
Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

everybody come TO the ale of those hne two
aud five acre lots, Just north of the city, at two
o clock this afternoon, by Wiley 4 Martin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

To DAY Spann & Smith sell FIVE desirsbl
cottages Al auction. See advertisement in an
other column
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

- See DR. VIM. Thomsons advertiseme Ell
the fourth page of to days nc
jan % If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
Among the new fashions IN New York

sS Fresh country butter is selling at p
cents, At Horn L Andersons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

CoUxIRr HoNts Persons desiring homes Ia
the vielnisS at "a. cay, ~heIe ihes can have all
ne plessutes ct country place. aud at the san z
'lme be ue,r enough TO The city 10 etjis ths
comt"rf~ md COW eLieise.s of cay life. Cannot
q Il Wute eiegaUi grounds than th0-e Just North
oi The cay, Ia the slciuit, OF Crown HILL To b.
sold this afternoon by Wiley Martin
auctioDeers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

Wabash Petroleum Mining Company. The
managers Of this company are not only saeacious
and responsible business men. but the hdcs
tons for oil on their lands in Fountain and Park
counties are said TO be OF the best character. The
company have on the ground all the machinery
and soon as il can be set up tue boring Will
commence In addition. they have secured some
coal mines, the best of the kind which has been
produced in the State, sal, wells. &c. All these
facts are forth in the adv ertisement to which
I'VE refer. and We have every confidence that the
lock of the company will be paving invest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

present is this. that no lady follows to the grave
a husband. child. or friend Women are com
PEELED 10 sit solitary in the house while the gen
tlemen perform the rights of stpuchre az the bu.
rial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

u Merrill Co have for sale two liiho
graphic views Of THE Confederscy in Petit
coats" Both are capital hits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

Nav Music ID + ,ulds. Publisher, Louis
vile, Kentucky, has lst issued the following
new pieces OF music: In Ms Oar II ppy
Home. ." The ~ Dell w Il - rhe Cortage
Home Quick Step" aud o Ter The Shorn Fields. :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

WoRTH SEEING The Panorama of New York
City called out foe audiences on Saturday
The work exhibits al miles OF the streets,
buildings md shipping of the city az large aud
natural as life Itiexhbits this. and ever after
noon ard evening this week at and o'clock
at Masonic Hall Go and take your family. wife.
sister. cousin. or some ones cousin to help YOU
enjov your trip TO New York City The house
is made dark desired. and the Panorama lit
up in the afternoon just the same as in the eve
ming
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

The MUsEUa The greatest curiosity ever
witnessed ~ this city Is now on daily. or rather
nightly. exhibition at the Indiana State Museum
Msdsme Eogli.h. the most enterprising lady in
this country. has secured. at fabulous price
the great and only similar work OF art in the
known world. and placed among the curio>ities
In her Museum. Hundreds go TO behold thu
product of the wonderful ingenuity of man. and
go awav to marvel thereat Would YOU know
its namef IT'S the Automatom- Go and see il
this evening by gas light. Ii is emPhatically a
big thing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
Jeff. Davis Sill ON Board OF the
Steamer.

FORTRESS MONROE. May 90. via Baltimore
2l.-SInce writing my dispatches of yesterday.
il has been sscertained that JEFF Davis aud party
are still on board the steamer n. 2 Clsde
anchored in Hampton Roads Col. Pritchard
has been waiting tor Instructions from Washing
ton. As soon as the CLYDE arrived Yesterday y
telegram was sent TO Major General Halleck at
Richmond, announcing the arrival of the prs-
onerr. For some reason General Haleck did
not receive the dispatch until late in the even
ing, when il too dark I'D attempt the passage
of The Instructions Ia the James river.
Gen II. id not reach here until IL o'clock
liz is resupei that the delay In making di-posal
of the Ieoel president aud others was ciused by
a difference OF opinion with Gen Haleck as
commander of this department.
The prisoners now on board the steamer com
prise principally the following persons:
jeff Davis. Mrs Davis and four chilnren her
brother and sister A II Stephens, who surren
dered to cavalry while at his home At
lanta. Ga and who is in extreme feeble health
G Clay aud wife. Gen. Wheeler and staff,
and "A Col JOIN son. besides many others of i ma
portanre, though of less note.
Col B. Treat of Gen SchO6eld's staff. Ar
rived at a late hour from Ne~beru, N C. on the
steamer John Tracy, via the Chesapeake and
Albemarle canal, with about FIVE tons of ar
chives and documents pertaining to the South
ern Confederacy. captured few DAYS since by q
portion OF our forces at Charlotte. N c.
IL will he remembered when Gen Lees arm
evacuated Richmond the archives we're cons On
ed TO the a ,mes. and a large number of their
documents relating TO the proceedings of tbei,
Congress and Government were, however packed
up and the most important sent to Charlotte TO,
safe keeping, the rebels little dreaming with al
their oeep laid plots and secrets that they woul q
fall into our hands speedily The archives
&c are great trophies. and are 10 the oh. rge oi
Col Treat and strong guard; on reaching here
they were transferred the steamer Martha
Washington aud sent to W Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
Plot to Murder Re bel Par0ied Prts.

MEMPHIS. May l9. via CAIRO. May 81 The
influx OF paroled prisoners Caused great excite
ment among the negro troops here.
a plot To rise and murder every rebel in Mem
phs. in revenge for the Fort Pillow massacre
was discovered last night, and white troops put on
guard During the night the negroes attempted
to come out OF the fort but were net by the white
troops and after sharp skirmsh. in which twenty
we're killed and wounded. they were driven bac K
aud are now under strong guard.
N,tchez dailies of the 18Th say that General
Farran has just returned from expedition to
Harrisouburg. where he captured the entire rebel
garrison.
CAIRO, May 2l--Some 3 209 bales of cotton
passed here to-day; .256 of witch we're for Gin
cinnat. l .4S0 for St. Louis, aud the remainder
for the Est
Gen. John E Smith supercedes Gen. Wash
burn at Memphis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

NV ORLEANS. May Is The True Delta
of yesterday publishes report that krbv Smith
has been assassnated 10y Major Mckee. with
whom u difficulty, growing out of cotton specu-
latious, had occurred. The Delta Of this even
ing SAYS the report is confirmed BY rebel soldiers
from Jackson.
A. ting Master Alfred Washburn, of the steam
ship Port Royal. while riding 10 II carriage Wa.
-ho, ana killed by a sentry on Levee street.
Telegraphic communication between New
Orleans and New York will be completed In
three or four days. the only gap being between
Montgomery ana Jeka.
The first direct mail from Mobile to New
York will leave to day on the steamer Rhode
Island.
Steamer ST. john was burned near Mobile, on
the 18th. The boat aud baggage are a total
loss
The Steamer Fung Shuey arrived Yesterday
She reports that the night IF the 18th, she
passed large bark ashore ON Florida Reefs. be
tween Care,'s Fort and the Key lighthouse she
is large sidewheel steamer, supposed to be the
Guiding Star Machinery damaged. Weather
fair off Florida Key The ST John was boarded
by the gunboat Cherokee; all well.
The bark Batters and schooner Alice Dill have
arrived at New York
A large number OF vessels, from infected ports
are lying in Quarantine.
Cotton quiet. at forty -four cents for low mid
ding.
General Heron occupied Clinton and Osyka,
and is rebuilding the telegraph to Clinton. IRON
whence the rebels have a line working north
almost to our lines
The utmost good feeling is exhibited through
out Eastern Louisiana. The people are overjoy ed
at the termination of the war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

g The most fragrant spot just at present is
Court House Square. and that. too in more
es than one The locsst give forth an odor
6ls the ambient air around the Temple OF
ce with a fragrance that distance makes all
|hore enjoyable IT'S soothin, slow and
ancholy." and one Inhalation satisfies the oil
Etory organs of the unfortunate individual who
kappens 10 be saluted with the Odor, for all time
The labo-s of county officers are intolerable
without this sfil ction and il not that II l.
transtory, We have no doubt that the officials
would resign migrate TO where there Is les
sweetness to he snufed in the gentle zephyr
that mild on Flora bresihes :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
EXCITEMENT AT MEMPHIS.
Reported Death of Kirby Smith
CHEF JUSTICE CHASE AT CHARLESTON
r . r Z 7 q N NJ Z w 9
&C.. &c. &c, ke.. &c.


Chief Justice Chase ut Charleston.
NKw YoRK. May 2I-The steamer Arago ar
rived last night from Hilton Head on the 18th
vis Fortres. Monroe Among her passengers
are fifty paroled prisoners of war, including Ex
Brigadier General BAH. Duke, of Wheeler's
cavalry.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent reports
that an attempt was made to bold a meeting by
the old citizens on the 10Th, but the chiyalry, who
are endeavorIng to appear as Union men. left on
finding considerable number Of negroes present
meeting, small in numbers, was however held
of out and out Unionists and the negroes There
was much excitement over the matter; the
whites collecting in groups on the streets and
giving vent to their feelings against the claim OF
negroes to vote and consult in any public meet
ing of citizens The older citizens counseled the
people to return quietly home before the commo-
tion was increased.
When Chief Justice Chase arrived in the city
Mayor Macbeth and others waited on him on
Friday, in fact his residence WAS crowded during
the day. In reply TO numerous questions, he
expressed his opinion il would be better for the
whites ana coored that the latter should nave
the right to vote: in the formation of the new
Constitution of the State; be did not know what
would be the action of the Government on the
subject He stated, while President johnson was
adopted Constitution that did not give the
right of suffrage TO the colored people, or even
the right 10 testify in OF justice; the Con
stitution, however. has heen accepted by the Gov
eminent N the United States
Mr. Chase said the Government would no,
recognize the present government Of State, or
any present Legislature that had been engaged in
the cause OF the rebellion new State COnsti-
tuition would have to be formed. and submitted
To Congress His conversations had a happy
effect in reconciaring the citizens with him AMI
the new order of afiiss.
In the afternoon, Mr. Chase addressed between
; 900 and QUO colored. aud about 500 whites
al Zion church He was received with tremen
dous cheering. and advocated the right of the
negro TO ballot, though he was not ready to say
that the Government was in favor OF negro suf.
frsge His views did not seem to meet those o
either collecting faction fully. There some
lll-teeing between the negro troops and the One
Hundred and Twenty- seventh Infantry, on &C
count of the sympathy of the latter for tile whites
but no disturbance
Advice, from Columbis state that Gov. Ma
grath keeps 10 a spirit Of resistance He ba,
oideIed the mastering in of all males between
re ages OF fifteen aud sixty, to form State
force under Wade Hampton. The latter now
recognizes no authority but State and VI ,grath
The people, however. are anxious for peace aBc
the arrival of the United States troops.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22

PsoNorroSs The following romntous were
made at the Office of the Adjatant General. OF
Saturday.
sIly.third Regiment. @. Williams, Firs'
Lieutenant
One Hundred and Twenty ihird Regiment
Nathan NJ Thorne, Fust Lieutenant; " II
Stout. Second Lieutenant.
One Hundred and T~enty eighth Regimen
Thomss FuzoaIrlek. Second Lieutenant
Fhiy-hrs, Resiment-Wilis r Moore. Second
Lieutenant
Tsentvhrst K sgiment-Silas ties. Captain
Charles +. Hogue. First Lieutenant.
TxAxsyE hrs oF Rat ESTATE The following
are the transfers msGe IN real estate at .h.
County Auditors office. on Saturday:
E,. Rand 10 X ID Curry. lu3 feet of IVES
epi north half OF lot No 3, square No. 81. il
Indisn- polls Price SsU0
n Fisher 10 y simmer. lot No 80, IN out
lot NJ lis Price 81 600.
Alkaline Smrh To James q Smith. lot No ?
in out la, NJ 55 Peice 80 900
z c. Long to ( l. h imsn lot No i
Foose'- sdJ,tioo go Indianapolis Pr'ce $500
r ID Currs u Es. X snd, lot NJ % N cut 10
No I5S Price 81 ono
NJ W hire 10 N L J Stern. lots No. - an
90 In out lot No. IL Price 81 ,000.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-22
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Particulars Of Davis Arrest
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-19

A PROMINENT San Francisco paper is ac-
cused of keeping man whose business ap-
pears to be to wait upon newly arrived the
atrical artists, and inform them that the
journal 10 which he is attached is the leading
authority on all questions connected with
the drama. This is looked upon as an
" intimation."
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-19

BOGUS DUsT.-A nan>was arrested by Mar
shal Keeer yesterday morning for exhibiting,
with the apparent intention of increasing the
volume of currency, q purse of brass filings.
He alleges that be is perfectly innocent, and
in fact the childish attempt to pass such a
miserable imitation of gold dust as he had in
possession, argues an amount of innocent
simplicity quite uncommon in these times. He
was discharged.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-19

TaIRvEs ABoUr.--The Vancouver Register
says that several instances of petty depreda-
tions have occurred in that place lately, and
in one case a burglary was attempted. 1t is
pretty evident that the boys are around nearly
everywhere, and citizens will do well to be
upon their guard at the towns up the Colum-
bia and below. The Viglantes of Montana
are driving on to this side of the mountains
more than our share of the vicious elements
of society.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-19

"THE BoYs.'-We have daily proofs that
i' the boys" are practising their old tricks
Bogus gold dust operators are about; forgery
has been committed, and very small petty
larceny is prevalent 1t looks as if the boys
will never take warning and quit their ways.
Wasco county has been to the expense of
sending to the Pententiary delegation Of
for,y-five or fifty rogues, great and small, and
still they come. There are now at large
About fifty rogues of high and low degree,
any one of whom lie good for term in States
prison if they return to this county. If the
boys will continues practice rascality in
this vicinity, they need not complain IT they
get position down below. Wasco county
can stand it as well as they can.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-19
WooINa AS PRAOTfCED BIZ THE
AUSTRALIAN BLACKS.

Courlship, as The precursor 81 msrriaee.
g unknoan among them. when young
warrior y dssirOus of procuring vile. Sc
generally obtains one By giving 10 OK
change q Yer sister or some osher e.
malelEs1 &c of bis own; but u s1ss.
SHOULD happen to b 10 eligible damseI
IN the tribe 10 which be be-
longs. thea be bovers round The encamp-
mens Of some other blacks until he gets 80
opportunity Of seizing one Of their leubras,
whon perhps be has seen and admired
whon attending one Of their grand corrob-
cries. His node Of paying bis addresses
Il simple andefscacious. With ablow of
bis nstia-nalh (war club) he s,uns The ob.
ject Of Ee "dfcctions,' aud drags her To-
sensible bedj 70 some retired spot. whcnce
pls soon As abe RECEIVERS her senses. be
6s:nes her lme 10 bis own gupyah 10
triumph. Sometimes two join ia sn ex-
petition fOr1he same purpose. and then
for several Ays they watch the movements
Of their inieided victims, using the utmos.
skin in concaling their presence. When
they have Obtained the knowledge they
require. they wait Tor dark. windy night;
thea qa:lu nskvj. aud carrying only their
long jig spears" they crawl steaithiIy
through The bushes until they reach the
immediate visini.y Of the camp-6res, %
front Of whicl tho giris they are Ia search
Of ara slespiag. Slowly and silently they
creep closa enough 10 distinguish tbs form
of one Of those leabrAs; then one Of the
iniruders stretches out bis spear. snd IN
psrsa It's bsrbed point among her thick
aowisg locks; farming The spear slowly
round. snup Of her hair speedily becomes
enlanglcd With Il, then. with s sudden
jerk. she Is aroused from her slumber. and
- her ages open she feals The sharp point
Of another weapon pressed against her
threat. She neither fainis or screams
she knows well that the slightest attempt
.. escape or alarm will cause her instant
death. 50. making virtue Of necessity
like > sensible woman. she rises. aud fol-
lows her oaptors. They lead her away %
considerable distance. tie her to a tired
aud return to ensnsre their other victim
10 Ike manner. Then. when they have
accomplished their design. they hurry "a
70 their own camp, where lhey are reocis-
cd wi'h universal applause. and highly
honorcd for their cbiynirOus exploit
CAaa.I<f's .osrHal.