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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
Arrival and Departure OF steamers.

Nav YoKK. May 81 The United States
steamer Vsnderoiit has arrived She to-ed the
rebel ram Columbia from Charleston 10 hamo
ton ROad- aud The monitor .Onondaga IRON
Hampton Roads to this port
The Cgoa took out Sl2O. 900 and 200 passen
gers TO day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

sB We are again under oblig atoms to ID l..
Field. ESQ. mail agent on the Jeffersonyile
X r. for favors in way Of late Louisville papers
he has our thanks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

~ New Garden Lots elch containing two
acres viii DE sold 1T auction next Monday
These lots are on the east side OF the Shelbyvile
Gravel Road, near the southeast corner OF city
aud only few minutes walk from the line OF
the street cars 3l-5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

tE- The Fourth National Bank put !, huge
safe into their place OF business on Yesterday.
Ii looks as though Il was proof to nimble fingers.
and burglsrions individuals would find all their
efforts futile in attempting to extract its con
tents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
JOB PRINTING.


IN Services will be held ia Wesley Chapel
this morning and the Convention Of Sabbath
Schools has adjourned over
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

&c The Young ladies' Of the Pirs, Pres5,
,erian Church will give a strawberry Festival I
Friday evening, June %. The public are i
vited 10 attend. No charge at the door.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

tB-It is requested that all secular employ
ments be suspended for the greater part OF to-
day. Humiliation and prayer has been ordered
by the President and business industry hardly
COMFORTS With proper observance OF the occa
sion. Religious services will be held 10 several
OF the churches. upon which all had better at
tand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

~ Notice the sale of TWO acre lots a, auction
By Wiley & Martin. next Monday. See adver
tisement 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

~ Quite company enjoyed themselves yes
terday at pic mic. given under the auspices Of
the Temperance Club. at Minnewa Springs, ten
miles from the city. We understand everything
passed Of verv pleasantly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

Nr.rpils, Cr.. May 3l-Tbs large Bal
moral Skirt Factory Of MesGrs JedediAh Will
COX Co., in Meridian. was entirely destroyed
$500 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
Gen. Banks Orde red TO H port at Wal

Bosros, MAY 3l-A dispatch TO the Trans
script says Gen Banks is ordered TO report al
waltham. Mas. His Affairs are undergoing in
yesryation a, the War Department.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

The MkrkoPoLIrAS.-A rather meagre su-
,iience vas in attendance at the Metropolitan
:lsst evening, but notwithstanding. the acting
was. ia some respects. superior TO some have
witnessed recently. Mr. Riley. as Captain Blu
idan in La Tour de Nesle. done himself credit.
frhe character is difficult one TO personate.
and, we'll carried through, is good one.
Miss Cushman evidently vas not IN her favor
tie role as Marguerite of Burgundy
Tonight Brian Boroihme aud Married Life
will be produced by the stock company
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

See DIR. Vim. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to days p'per.
ism % NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

A CUTE DoDGE About 81 o'clock last
night. some gentlemen. after taking their Tepasi
at Hezskishis Geranum Saloon. ~hie standing
in front OF II. ssw something in the shape Of q
six footer 'drap" out OF hack The driver,
unaware OF the loss Of bis freight. vas going
ahead. when the party referred to hallooed that
there was a man overheard He stopped. and
found that one Of our fellow citizens OF African
descent had flung himself out of the hack 20
avoid the payment of bill Of some SIS for
a pleasant ride Of several hours With some OF his
Ethiopian friends When detected in the dodge,
be said bis object to speak to the gentle
on the pavement; but, Of course, the hack man
thought that would do TO tell the msrines-the
sailors wouldn't believe IL. and insisted upon his
qud pre- quo for enabling his sable friends to play
the game OF thigh life below stairs" But the
darkey, who hadn't the means TO fork ovfr. was.
at last acvices. arguing the case. and urging ex-
cessive charges. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

SurRENE CoURr The follOsing decisions
were made by the Court on Yesterday:
Patrick kerlin VS. Nm II Robinson Marion
~. p Affirmed. with Eve per cent damage
Cincinnati and Chicago 4 X. Company W.
William Rogers Madison Z. e. Affirmed with
one per cent damage.
William Gray vs. John Stiner ct. al Jeffer
son c Affirmed
Lewis vs. Francis Prenstt Jennings {.
q. Reversed
Abraham B. Smith Va the State JAY c c
Reversed
Allen Brown the State Marion [. c.
Reversed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

INV YokK, Nav 3l-The Commercials
Washington special says: President johnson 10
preparing an Official announcement OF ,h. resto-
ration Of peace
be is opposed TO military tribunals, and will
have no more of them
IL is now understood Davis will De tried before
special term of the District Criminal Court
With full bench of Judges
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

ADDITIONAL MUSTER OUT or TRooPs-Gov-
ernor Morton. on Tuesday, received the follow :
ing telegram from the War Department:
"WAsHrseroy. Nav 90. 1865
"GOrunOr Of Indiana:
Referring to my telegram Of May Is. have
the honor TO inform you that the order for ms
ter out of volunteer white troops, except Veteran
Reserve Corps, whose term expires prior TO DC
tober LIST next, has been extended TO include all
armies and departments
THos. NJ. VINCENT.
Assistant Adjutant General"
The Organizations from Indiana coming within
these orders are:
OF Thomas Army: The 6S,h. list. (6h Gu.
alry.) I2d, 80. 18th. (4th Cavalry 18th, slit
sab, s6sh. 9oth, 18Th Cavalry regiments. snd
the 18th. 10Th ana 2lst batteries
Of Csnby's Army: The 10Th. 9th, nov bf
Oath. } 69th. S9th and 93d regiments
OF Schoheld's Army: The GID. 65th, S0th sid
slst regiments, and 18th battery.
Recruits mustered in for three years. prior 10
October /. 1862, and recruits, drafted men. or
substitutes mustered in (ior one year) prior to
October L. 1864 for any of the above na med
organizations, aud. also. for any OF the reg merits
aud batteries named below. are entitled to be
mustered out under tn ese Instructions: 9Th. 9,h
10Th, llth 18th. 18Th 18th. 18th, 2lst, list heavy
artiiley,) oath, 26,h. 2S,h. (lst cavalry 29tsi,
3OIh. 3l,s. 32i. 34th. Ssh. Both. 39th 18th cay
slry.) 10th. 4Ist (2i csvslry.) 43d. 44th. 46t:n
9Th. 49th. 50th. 5lst. sgd. 57th. 6Drh. l2oth.
l2lst, 9Th cavalry.) 1881. l2iih. lbs b. (lO.h
cAvalry.) l26,h. Ulth csvalry) l27th. I3h
cavalry l2oth. l29'h. l30th, l3lst. Q3th cav
slrv., l4D,h and 1923 regiments. aud all tie
batteries in service
No orders have been received for the mus r.
out OF sGy Of the re enlisted veterans and il IL
probable these troops will be retained in service
for some time vet.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
ru,,, sr.rrs onerr cornr -eeorre 7

CInssp srsrrs ofscufr Counr George ".
H,drick. one OF the Dsviess county coDspirators,
sAs 90 trial yesterday 10 the Circus Court.
charged. together With other. With the Killing Of
Captain Eli McCuty. 90 enrolling ofbcer under
the draft law. Considerable difficulty was ex
periepced in empsneIIing jury. aud special
veniTe .as Issued. and persons residing in other
counties we're sworn 10 ss jury men. and az III
o'clock witnesses called The restimony
ia similar 70 that given in the ther cases The
Court adjourned at o'clock last evening, to
NEE, to- morrow morning, when the testimony
will proceed
Messrs Hanna and Gordon for the Government.
Messrs Mcdonald. Niolzck md Wslpole for the
defense
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
appointments for North Carolina

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Charles II. Conwel,
sometime since convicted of abs;racting bonds
from the Redemption Bureau. has been sen
fenced to pay fac of $4,000.
The President has made the following appoint
ments for North Carolins: District Judge, X
r Dick: United States ksr.hal. W. X Richard
son; District Attorney, Richard Mason; Post
master Of Raleigh, Col R. Rust. All the
appointments are of North Carolina
The Government has under advisement the
question of coloniring all the Indian tribes be
tve~c Minnesota. Iowa and the Rocky Noun
tains in the reservation somewhere on the Nor
them border Of Mentano and Dakota. With the
British possessions adjoining. ss a. unlimited
hunting ground
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

WAsnIseros. May 1.-THE Western troops of
the Army OF Georgia. brike camp at Blsdens-
burg this morning and commenced moving West,
via Baltimore and Ohio K r.
BY direction of Gen. ant, all places where
liquor ia kept along the r X will be closed un-
I'll the movement is completed.
Gen. Sherman has sgsi6ed his intention Of
leaving Washington this esening for Cincinnati,
where he will establish the headquarters Of the
Southwest
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

r. L. Blair, Sr. has sent invitations through
his son. Major General Blair. to all the Gen.
erai officers of the Seventeenth Corps TO Q
banquet to be given TO morrow at Silver Spring.
Ii is understood that th@ General will take ad
vantage OF the Occesios TO announce bis de-
termination 10 tender kis resignation and re-
turn to civil life at Missouri.
The Posts Washington special says the num-
100, 000
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

ADDITIONAL MusTER-orT OF TRooPs-Gov-
ernor Morton. on Tuesday, received the follow =
ing telegram from the War Department:
"WAsHISoroy Nav 30 1865
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

fulfil that promise. Owing to 6 mistake in the
Railroad Department in Seeding locomotives aud
cara of wrong guage, the four foot sight and o
half inch guage already in North Carolina, with
such OF their old stock as was captured by Major
General Terry at Wilmington. and on his way
up to Goldsboro, had TO be used. Yet such judi
c.ous use made of these, and such Industry
displayed in the railrord management by Gener-
ais Esstons and Beckvith. ana Colonel Wrgh,
aud Mr. Vondy ne, that by the 10Th of April our
men we're all reclsd. the wagons reloaded, and =
tais amount of forage accumulated ahead. In
the meantime. General Stoneman operating from
Tennessee with Division Of Cavalry, sshed
and destroysd the railroad about Greensboro,
North Carolina, and had pushed along 10 Sails
bury and extended the break ia the road to
Catarba bridge This was fatal TO the armies
OF Lee aud Johnston, who depended on that road
for supplies, and their ultimate lines Of retreat.
he also details the Oper atious OF Gen. leon,
with bis cavalry CORP, which also co-operated
efeciually 10 Carrying out the grand cOmoinaa
ton De received news of the battles about
Petersburg, April His purpose had been to
move rapidly northEard. ieignng on Raleigh,
aud striking straight for BurkesviIe, THEREBY IN
terposing between Johnston aud Lee, but the
suspicious events IL Virginia bad changed the
whole military problem
In the express language Of Lieutenant General
Grant the Confederate armies OF Lee and Ohm
ston became the ssragetic points. General Grant
vas fully able TO take care Of the former. and
nv task vas TO capture or-destroy the latter
Johnston at that time April 6sb) had his army
well in hand. Smitnheid interposlng between me
and Raleigh. estimated hIs infantry and ar
tlllerv Al thirty FIVE thousand aid Dis cavalry a.
from six 10 ten thousand. he vas superior 10
me in cavalry. and then held General Khpst
rick in reserve az Mount Olive. With orders 10 re
cruit his horses aud be ready 10 make sudden
aud rapid march on the lUIh OF April.
De then goes on TO detail bis own movements
and those OF the enemy up to April l4th. These
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NVILLIAMsRURGH

BIRTH IN \ NAULr-ArrEMrIED INFANrI-
cug About ~ o'clock yesterday Afternoon. a
We. dressed young woman, evidently suffering
severe pain, was seen coming out Of house In
In on Avenue, near Huron street. Greenpoin,, and
sA.r'ly Afterwards the cries Of u,w-born child
were hear emAuat,u. from tie vault IN he ward
= srral gentlemen were passing ~ the time, and
c'.tr, ur .r I.cfg. ics overturned the house over
toe vault, 4Ll s .coeicl ia rcscu,ng from death a
tine, healthy male child. The infant was taken
home .N !li", tsi g. nay s, Of the 18th Precinct
s1t Sergeant r ,sl and ofaysr Phelps 20 investigate
:lH g.tc an sue 3. Wa traced 10 Frank n street
v ere u is ,fesumod, size took the cars Tor lAe
" err D,s.r.ct.
GEASp LAVCENY.-A young girl named
u ..a M.l.u, WAS arrested on Saturday, cha.get
d. healing wca~ius spp'te', dsc to the value Of
@l'l from Mrs. Wash oil Nassau street.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Last evening, Coroner
r.. = hl4 a. uq4,st upon tie body q Harry
DI.suu, VINO died suddenly o. congestion o. tho
tgai., oa Saturday night N Nor.h ~ street, near
An, r.. y.
DESPERATE EvHGLAEs.-E on Saturday
mogr.u- Il res.iclro % M. Richard Williams
200 i urtA street, y. D., WAS entered AMI rooued
%. various articles ~ the value Of elOO' hes des MT
WlInms' all ono OF the burglars hrod pistol
shot at the proprietor of tho house, Who lot up IN
COZ sequence %; the noise, To boil lodging Ia the
wal, near where hs was sandlnS'
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From MexIco-Facts and Rumor.

cairo March I-The New Orleans TINES Of tho
'jA ut, says; The reported expulsion Of tho
American Consul from matamoras appears to be
affirmed, by bis arrival al the South ives. Pas,
The latest uows from Mstamoras il, that the Amer
ia" flag Lad ueeu uauied down by some unknown
party.
Nsr orleans, FEB %, ria Cairo, MIych The
TIaP', of to-day, IL informed that tie assigned
reasons Of the Emperor Macmillan for delivering
tie passport to she American Consu, At MAtauors.
r. thc uuu-rel ogutiOu II the Freuca Austrian Su-
thOr'tics IN Mexico by the Government u the
Tinted Sat o. TIE Inns also says tat il IN ~.
ported that Generals Carnival aid COrinas arc
mIrNtlls Oh MItam 'rAs, where Gene i Melra,yy.tl
i'u thousand trluUs, awaits their attack. ueutrAl
IL il.urt Las or 'erod that Ne pyrni.s cor vessels
nr urr,l aLdiso IL granted hs M.t.morAs uutI
tur'uvr orders
N'0 York, March 4.-AJ,!ces received her,
t-rol private sources In Mexico, STATE that tho
w.r ia the United States is stIac,.,. the sp.cial
attention Of ,he Imperial Government 4 polcs
arn directed 10 srfest al! who express s~n4i aily
"''u tue Federal cause, aud one man ua..uu LIS
tia Ire "a sentenced to a YEARS imprisonment iog
'lrA1luR isNurauly abou. tho UJtoI Stas,R and
ltcu'uus the speedy emf Of tho rebellion. rhc
iHrrIu Treasury In constantly getting lower.
.us,l,i, 81 the Churc. party 10 the Empr.ui
.''-i -l..u O.. ,n tue increase. The irCu.s ). III.
i'd'st ta.s' here refuse TO give crelcnee 10 Ius
'r't"' 81. IeAr'". D. .. O.NacA
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General Intelligence.
rsy xsr to n. Ne. Yo,i Sun.

Tnr hest evidence that tho rebel General Sterling
p.l.. suYt lead, ia given b. note from him,
j. .iu.I "a tue Shreveport, La, news Of Feb
IN ll.h.
ruE judges Of The Michigan Supreme Cour,
trrocd thpi the Miohlran Soldiers Voting Law 10
unconstitutional some Of the members OF Il eLegis-
'.trr who we're elected by soldiers votes, have
rcygucd.
Jay COOK, the sIhscrpuon agent, reports
the sales of the 1880 loan, on saturday, Mt S4130 900
i.l.udluS a sulsgT pf4yu OF S23i, 100 from New
York. and 5000 Individual subs ptions o. $50
anG sluo. Tutai subscriptions for the week,
q.Uoi;,i50.
RoMAN Catholicism is making much progress in
tu-laud aud ollald In tng and The Lac, wear,
tterc has teen an ir"reAso II n priests H. s'ot-
lad ,, ~ IN tic former 30 churches have Teen
sided There Is m England "a total Of 1,3SS
pr's,v, and ~ Scotland Isl Their, are III nun
nerlc7 anu - mouasiesios IN England, and "a nun.
rrr e. in &c. tlaud 1uere also 10 Catholic col
lescs IN Engisud and in Scotland.
Tnr popular vote in Tennessee on the eonstitu-
toIsl amendment was cast on the 22d ult.. re-
tauus 10 IN adoption by heavy majority. GOV
Johnson proclaimed tie iact On the 21th His
Proclamation says "a new era dAWns on the
people Of Tennessee by their soiemn act the
t1scklts are struck from the limbs OF more than
Two hundred and seventy-hye thousand slaves
The whole 'lal system is reconstructed on the
hasis ~ houoi industry and personal worth In
'e.hreut enterprise and free labor are alone wan l.
- g. ,'otte lie state with richness and beauty
surpassed by uone OF he. sisters"
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BROukLYN.

BovNTIUs.-A recent order OF the State Ad-
jutaut General, requiring that all bounres be paid
g. recruits on Harris Island, meets with great dis
favor. It il commended bv thcSe familiar with
the su' c that if he bJuntics arc Tot paid At tho
lrIEus. hsrshs'4 uihrc as heretofore, that ii viii
have tue cec1 Of rciardng she business OF recruit
irg, II nos stop Il Altogether. A. a meeting of the
ufs County Board OF Sup rvisors, recently hold,
this sat Jet was brought NJ, ana resolution was
adopted 20 the o'ccg tuaI tho R1unty Committee OF
oLe % ts nuut,r, lie directed 70 proceed to Albany
t. Communicate with the authorities in reference TO
te order forbiddinR the payment Of moneys to
drafted men, except a. tho specified rendezvous.
Tie Committee viii urge the State authorizes to
wi'hAraw tuat Iortion Of tne order.
lIE NUMBER or DEATHS in Brooklyn last
week was Ia. Among the principal discusses
we're scarlet lover "a COMMISSIONS IL small poK q
typhoid fever 2, &c., under one year Of age -.
BuEGLAEY RY BoYs.-A lad named Mich
50 HUi.'tgu agci - years, vas hrrested by oil'ei
rnei.u of &c IA precinct police on Saturday, on
charge Of c umiltug burglary IN connection wish
u.lor boys, 10y trcsfing into the Empire ssureE at
the loot OF Main street., and stealing quantity OF
coffee, which they sold The accused was held.
Tue other boys are Sill - large.
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.4p1L G eat secretly u brcsds'ufs /, said 70
.sL 2.dIy's divisi, u has been brsalin, up o,-.
n riies ~ hat Grain may he procured ~ sufc.i- 2
i4li.o,trd soldiers. whiskey is recorded =, %
roo rmy than tie Yankees General WI
q .ps has ordered oil gins and cotton on tie x
"so'. liver " he removed.
JUS laLo hcsvy rains have caused great rse
tl 7 1uesscs II YER which Is over iis thLl,.
Hlahyio is entirely surrouu. d by water, sud TIE
l.ves para o. Il 10 completely submerged. On NE
r l-taI running south much damsge has Len
ao'e ty BE wishing away Of brilgee. Tie tres,le
brale yer stonc Ever near kurirecshoro', has
t'cu sNcp. away; also the ono nj Franklin. huct
u.uafe hss been doue to property 10 the vicinity
o. t., nald, which, it is believed, will b the
s-casst eyer known. seve oil soldiers have been
drowned
DsEtfzns continue " come into cur Lines IN
NItl4is 80 large numbers, ifiy-siS having .rriv-
sd ol r. lsv, nearly all bringing their guns
{ roa t.o 22d of te' ruary, go des rters have ar
'.YeI with their inuskets aud equipments. A feN
''-y7 40 sergeant was ycnt out in rharse or a
't. ID 49, Dix men 30 get wood. Tho men were
Hraruci aud the ,ergeAn, was armed with . re-
vlycr and sword. Amer letting outs 10 the
lines, tho mules APP Atondy run away, but the
Ferg sut guide them straight for our ines, aud
The Nholn iar'~ arrived safely. T0ey rec. ved for
tbc ...'.s .7oL Which wa, divided equally,
ID4Jl,t.,r, Mss, papers II the 18th Ut. con
ram 800 d. dress - tle rcol Gen. Forrest 10 h.s
u cps. r...uuun ihc result Of hi, p'rsuons dur.
iu. ''r rls. ye,r. lie says they have fought Ghy
htl,,, 'od and captured sixteen thousand Of
o.. eu.t., oapture' two thousand horses and
NOTES. b. Stf-. ven piece, Of artillery, fourteen
uI'f. 0rts twcnt argos, thee hundred wagons
r3. r.fLiu,c. ose hundred aud eve stands Of
riu.. 'rv ilo'k houses, destroyed thir'y-s Z
'ro.c ur .gc, two thousand miles Of railroad,
-.- 200. ,..'.scS aud one hundred cars amounting
&C. .'i',. Millions OF properly. In socomplishiuG
.'lc limits they WIRE occasionhlly sustained By
ru'r tra'ps, but says their regular number never
exceeded Two housaud. Two thousand had boen
llcI 81 wounded and two thousand taken pris.
or'rE. he tells them to prepare for renewed sc.
lions
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subsequently made by Or. nauynann. Mr. 2. II
| th itcv len, August Koch, Geo. 7. ste,ubrcnner'
| II my GrlhL AIolph Lsuge and others, and letters
er. read from some gentlemen who were prevent
| q from bc ~ present One of the sueakers de-
| uouuced vAl-ldighsm. fernsnd1 Wool, james
| Brooks sni 9TH m, whom he called Copoert esoe,
IN no very me4suredtorms The meeting sdl ournci
| at . late hour.
| TIE COURTS
| 1SpfcrED ron PRoCrRING ABoRv1oSs.-
1 snocgiSG DEvEIorMFsTs.- Peter r. strong,
wcal.hy lawyer, Of NJ. 70 william street. Ms
EIectA ~ Potter, Of i2l waverly Place, and DR..
John H. Dennis, Of iC Third street, were arrested
| by Captain JoIrdSn and Sergeant walsh, u tho
sIA Precinct on bench warrants, issued ~ Re-
c'rder II Fran, they having tccn indicted b = the
| Grand Jury, ch,-ecd with procuring Abor'ious
! NJ. S'rruy Ia CHARGED With having, On tie 9Th q
| Mlrct, 1~G2 procured certain Instruments from
| W.. PH.cr, and 20, thor al he operate ON ] >
| VIE Yrs. Mary 7. Strong, hen resdi0g 81 30
| Pas 2l4t street, To operation resulting IN Mrs.
! ST. ng lrilg ehvcrct II = lrtd 4 etusbL months
| Oh sara Massey, to whom MS PJucr had
c''hled TIE particulars o. tie affair, and Ma aue
| bU'ier, the mIdv 60 who attended M. strong,
! s'e tho witnesses ia this case, Mrs. Potter In Nd'
| Iirou o. Ter correction with ttis 20 s~ II WrtNcr
| ch'rsed with having. on tie 18th Of ArriL 1858,
| Ir'iuc. su abortion 90 TIE person ~ Mr. Eliza
| te'h Adams, lr means " Instruments. Mrs Adj
"."t tf.' 'Fs' iu Gcai fp'tuS. ana Gel htrsell
| on 'nr -"i OF We samc month from the ttc'ts' as
| t"oit'' Oh ne vpcrai N II % also al eyed Vai
| - p'ha's say' certtcaic OF dean by con-
! t'7'' ~ ~ TIE brain" aud Mrs A. was turicl AZ
/ '' NtM TX Va Ccuetry. Rachtl Walsh and
sarah ". ,s.y are tNe principal witnesses IN
| t.'s case. Tie p'rie wore arrnpncd before The
E'.o'ocr "htu M. strong f.ye 5000 bal .or ils
| sprchrahte far trial, ard Mr.. Potter ard Dr. Dem
~ "tro committed & TIE lomls o. ceiauli 81 bail
| ~. Sr'nf IS nc iiaihtL IN 'he divorce suit "
2" ~ va s|onS
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