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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28


JAMES wooDnoCsR. r.h. rAeHM.
IAMES WOODHOUSE co. are glad to
81 be able To Ia their G"nds and the public
that they have resumed their Old business under the
firm and style 0f
woODHoUSE & PARHAM.
And have taken house ON Governor CThirlecnth)
street, first door from Main street.
They return their grateful thanks for the liberal pa
tronae extended to their house for more than twenty
years, and hope I" merit and receive continuance
Of IL.
They will keep always in store GOOD assortment Of
STATIONERY,
fIANo-FoITEs and
MUSIC,
to which they invite the attention Of all persons in
In connection with the above business they have es-
EooK EINDERY
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORf;
and having secured the services Of good woTkm"n, are
prepared to do all work entrusted them promptly and
at reasonable rates.
wOoDHOCSE PARhAM,
deel9-.tf Governor street, near Main
~ II. CHALKLEY & CO.,
W. No. 40 Main street, under st. Charles Hotel
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Oak and HemlOck SOLE LEATHER,
Upper CALF-SKINS, KlPS,
Harness, Bride aud Fair LEATllEEs
OF all kinds.
Cod Liver and Meats Foot OILS.
decI9t Dry and Green HIDES.
IRISH WIIISKEY,
Il warranted genuine.
90 bbls. Pure Rye whiskcy
Genuine French Brandy
southampton Apple Brandy
Holland Gin
Claret, Madeira, Port and Sherry Vino
London Porter
Cigars
GGnpowder and Black Teas, superior quality
Crushed, Powdered, Extra and Brown Sugars
New suguT-cured Hams aud Brrasis
Leaf Lard
Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee
Adanantine and Tallow Candles
Fprnch and Enli>h Mustard
BeSL Soda and Yeast Powders.
For sale by JOHN NJ HIGGINS,
No. Franklin street, near the old Market.
decst
T NJ. BUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR
Os Montebello Family
slbiOn Extra
frcrnmnunt Extra
fpcust Grove Fine tfnr baker, use)
Family Soap, assorted
Pure Cider Vinegar
Old Rye aud Bourbon whisky
Cherry Buunce and Port Wine
White Lead
Phosphate and Bone Dust
Manufactured Tobacco
", eo''' PALMER, uARTsooK co,
novI4--tf Libby Buildings.
DAISINS, ALMONDS, CITRON, Sc.
IL 40 boxes layer Rasins
, 800 pounds soft she'll Almonds
loo pounds Citron
2uO pounds Currants
loo boxes Figs
Fire Crackers and TOrpeioes
Selling low. DANDRlDGE ANDERSON,
d.cls-tf luj Broad street.
INST RECEIVED, on consignment,
81 GD5 pounds prime r" BUTTER
90 tubs Goshen BUTTER
ALSO on HAND,
os barrels common and fine WillSKEYS
su1 barrels FLOUR, all grades
For lale At lowest market prices.
a. +. wElSIGER & Co,
decisf IS Main str~"t mp ,tltr-.
"AY. .UAY-FLOUR, FLOUR.
Just received and for sale
sal bales Timothy HAY
10 barrels I-ithrnp Mills extra super FLOUR, a
speciality for bakers
An examination i, invited.
S. p. LATHEOP, Agent,
decl-tf Eighteenth street, s"uth side of Dock
DARLOR LAMPS.-Another invoice. of very
/ handsome Kerosine Lamps, just received; also
the best kerosine oil for sale.
J. ELAII, Druggist,
dselat lo7 Broad street.
NTHISKEY, SCOTCH ALE and LON DON
w PoETER.-A fresh supply arriving ths day
''''' - '' DANIEL S. kUFFARD,
declt Governor street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
THE GEEAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASsENGER
LINE, DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.

LINE, DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.
NO TRANSPARENT OF GOODS.
The new and elegant steamer AGNES, Captain s. =.
Bowen, and ELLIE Knight, Captain g. X. Graham,
will form regular line direct to Baltimore leaving
Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
These steamers insure at lowest rates. and deliver
their goods promptly.
Freight handled in the most careful manner, carried
at low rates and in any quantity, having large
pacity.
Freight received daily and receipted for.
For Freight or Passage, having splendid stateroom
accommodations, apply to
CHRISTIAN, LEA y CO., 6S Main street, Richmond.
W. j. TAYLOR & Co., Union Dock, Concord street,
Baltimore.
J. B. READ, Petersburg. octj-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
7 N. DAVIDSON,
DENTAL NOTICE.

JOHN @. wAYT, Dentist, having recovered his
hoalth, has resumed the practice OF DENrlSfRl ia
Richmond, and respectfully Offers his services to his
old friends aud pAtents, and all others who may need
thon.
Ocs aud residence, for the present at the corner Of
Main and Second streets where ho may b. found At all
hours nuy.y--lyf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

CO-PARTNERSHIP. n
The undersigned have formed partnership for
the purpose Of conducting COMMISSION BUSINESS In
the city Richmond, under the style of FAULKNER,
CARElNGTt co, and viii give Their personal al .
tention 10 the sale II PRODUCE.
J. b. FAULKNER,
ROBERT CARRINGTON
Charlotte Va.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
sa,l en Meeklenburg, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28
JAMES CAsKIE, President.
octli-Lf A r DENNY. Acting Cashier.

NOTICE To TAXPAYERS IN THE
IN CITY OF RICnM0ND.-ln compliance with the
Office lilly from o'clock A. NJ to 8, r. NJ, from the
18th to The st of December inclusive for the purpose
Of receiving from ANY persons who are charged with
etv taxas f,r ia. wear 1863 daducting 10 per ceAtum
therefrom. julius A HoBsoN-
Ps-It is Of vital importance that the taxpayers
come forward a. am required by ordnapce to adver-
It's. all delinquent real estate for sae four weeks pre-
vious to February Of the Hastings Court, aud
TO clos. my collections at the end Of February.
deeI-Im ,t.t., 81 trI .1yJ!tl Il i.riJ.A H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

~ II. CHALKLEY & CO.,
W. No. 40 Main street, under st. Charles Hotel
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Oak and HemlOck SOLE LEATHER,
Upper CALF-SKINS, KlPS,
Harness, Bride and Fair LEATlIEES
OF all kinds.
Cod Liver and Meats Foot OILS.
decl9t Dry and Green HIDES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-28

T. F. GooDE, BouLDIS 4 BorLDIS, P. O.
daclG-lawiw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
Negro Complaints from ChariestOn-
AppI, cations for Pardon.

WASHINGTON, June % Judge Cowley had
an interview yesterday with the President. and
laid before him the complaints Of he friends of
negro suffrage in Charleston, against General
Hatch and Granger. who have refused them
permission to hold political mission meetings 10
Charleston The interview was satisfactory
the President having assured the Judge that the
grievance should be redressed at once and the
fullest liberty for political discussion secured to
all
The following named persons have applied for
the Presidents pardon under the proclamation of
the 29th of MAY:
G. NJ Bruce and II w Bruce. of Kentucky
J. J English. A W Mari. L. d Crenshaw and
Asa Surger. of Richmond, Vail D. Deann, Jr.,
of Lynchburg: j R. Edmunds and Thomas Ell
munds. of Halifax county, G. p M. Thomp-
son, of Williamsburg; F p. Smith of Alexan-
dria: W McAlister and s B Wealkey. of
Alabama; j. NJ Doaley and Levi 5. White of
Maryland; d L May. of Tennessee; L. Burnett,
of Gslatn. Tenn u Hill. of Morgan county. Ga
J. b. Luce. Sebastin county. Ark; @. S. Stone.
St. Louis; G. @. Randall. Louisiana.
Attorney General Speed. having examined the
cases of the following named persons, presented
through their Representative. Hon. NJ. + Con
wav. has recommended to the President that they
be pardoned. Thew are merchants of Richmond
each worth over 500. 900, and were members of
thd rebel Ambulance Committee:
John Engers. John Powell. John Darlev.
Charles J Whtlock. l.. W. Glasebrook, R. N
Msury. J L Appleton. j. Fl. Montague, r. H
Debritt, J. " McCanee, r. A. Psvne. W. G.
Payne. Charles II Wynne, Thomas W Boswell.
@. S. Palmer, and Charles T. Workman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
Ken. WOnd-M0re Pardons-MtlItary
AffatrS-Mrs. surratt, &c.

NEW YoRK, June 25-Ben Wood has re
quested the Military Commission trying the
conspiracy case, to thoroughly investigate the
matter Of his receiving S25 900 from Jacob
Thompson. as testified TO before the Commits
sion
The Hsralds special says: Forty six applica
tons for pardon from North Carolina, backed by
Gov. Holden's recommendation. were received
and granted to-day. The list embraces mes
distinguished 10 war or craftsmanship
Permission has been granted the Chief Signal
Officer of the army to muster out all the men OF
his corps whose term Of service expires prior to
October LIST; $50 will be discharged under the
order. leaving about 700 remaining in the corps
Major General W F Gibbs and Brevet Briga-
der General Fit1hugh s ", have been or
dered to report to Gen Sheridan.
Major General Williams and Brevet BrgG-
der General F. d. Dent. of General Grant
staff, are ordered TO St. Louis inspection
tour, sud will leave early peIt week
A special TO the Times from W Washington says
The report Of the serious illness of Mrs Surratt
is unlounded She is in better health than at
any time since her arrest,
The Wilmington Herald of the 18th says The
removal of the restrictions on trade has won
derful effect on cotton. turpentne, rosip and
other products Large quantities are being
brought to light
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

The Thirteenth Annual Indiana State Fair
vill be held in Fort Wayne. indiana. commenc-
ing on Monday. October ID. to Saturday, the 9Th
inclusive. Fair Grounds directly north of the
city three fourths of mile from the rsilro4 q
depot one fourth of a mile from Calhoun street
Hotel accom- modaiions ample Railroads center
iug A. Fort Wayne. and their connecting lines
vill carry passengers and freight At half fare.
Railroad freight bills and return tickets must be
stamped at the Secretary's Office on the Fair
Ground. or thew are void 10 the return trip.
Premiums offered are large and ample The
Time Track IS equsl 20 any in the State. sfford
ing hne opportunities for the trial Of speed Ia
horses Premium list furnished upon applca-
ton TO the Secretary 81 Indianapolis The Sec
retary's Office will be open at Fort wayne, for
entries in the several classes on Monday. Septem-
Der 25th
r. Wayne IL the county sest Of Allen count,
Indians situate on the Toledo. Wabash and
Western Railroad; PittsbGrg. Fl. WAYNE and
Chicago Railroad. and the " Abssh and Ere
Canal, which affords excellent water communi
cation from Toledo. Ohio. 10 the lower abash
The Pttsbarg. Fl Wsvne and Chicago Railroad
10 connecting line OF great importance with al
the railroads between Chicago and Pittsburg
The Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad is
equally important. being IN direct connection
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
MAYA, Heallh

FoRrREss MosRoE, June 23--As incorrect
statements, not enanatng from this point, have
appeared in several journals regarding the health
and condition of JEFF Davis. we would inform the
public that his health at the present time is much
better than when he landed here. This morning
he was s.en BY our informant smoking and APP
parenty in calm state of Mid. he is not in
irons. and his quarters are very comfortable
Gen Nelson T Miles. comm indlng this post
his established quarantine regulations q, the eu-
trance 10 Hampton Roads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
N ,....rD Ohio and eastern and central I'll

with western Ohio and eastern and central ILL.,
nois By reference to our railroad maps. printed
| herewith, IL will be seen that Fl. Wayne % IN
direct connection with ell the railroads 10 lodi
| ana. Illinois. Ohio. Kentucky and Michigan.
while the Ptt,sburg. II. Wayne and Chicago
Road affords fpe facilities for transportation 10
exhibitors from W estern Pennsylvania. Eastern
and Northern Illinois, IS well as all intermediate
points between Fittsburg and Chicago IL will
also be soen IL the railroad map, that the Roads
above named are in easy connection with all the
Roads connecting Fl Wayne With 81. Louis,
Chicago, Louisville. Cincinnati. Columbus, Ohio.
indianapolis. and all intermediate places. Most
Of the connecting Roads have signi6ed their viii
lingness 10 carry passengers TO and from the fair
at The usual half fare rates.
Fort Wayne is one Of the most important and
interesting historical points in the State, being
intimately identified with its early settlement and
the Indian wars of that time. in which Mad An
thony Wayne hguered so conspicuously, and
from whom the city derives its name
Where Fort Wayne now stands was the ia
nous 'Trighfree rills9e." or principal tribe Of
tie Miami, called 10 their language he ki o-gue
Here. too, Cid Oort Wsvne was built By General
Wayne Sep ember, 1874. Just below. on the
opposite side Of The Maumee. Was fought one o.
the most dis,rous and sanguinary battles OF the
Indian war, on the 22d of October, 1870 Fort
mans Of the old fort are still to be seen on the
banks Of the Maumee, near the confluence Of the
s. Mary's and st. Joe rivers IL Is now one Of
the most fourishing cities in the State, having a
population of over &c. 900. and is surrounded by
an enterprising and agricultural population. The
coil and scenery Of the surrounding country is
fne the climate delightful asd wholesome The
city is noted for It's enterprise and extensive
manufacture.
The old song Of Mosquitoes they grow large,
and potatoes they grow small, on Maumee, Is
not applicable to that region Of country now.
The citizens Of Fort Wayne and vicinity are
wide awake to the interests Of the productive
pursuits. and are determined TO make their State
Fair an unprecedented success They have sub
scribed their money literally. and are working
energeticslly to have their preparations in CON-
plete readiness 10 accommodate an immense
number OF people. Hotel and boarding accom-
modations are ample. and are as well kept as in
any city in the West The hotels not filed
up with resident boarders, and consequently can
accommodate greater number OF strangers
Among the hotels may be mentioned the Rock
bill House, 7. Runsey, proprietor. one Of the
largest and best kept hotels in the West The
Avalne House and Myers Hotel slso first
class travellers homes. with many other smaller
veil kept houses
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

wAsHISoroS. June % The following naval
orders have just been issued:
Commander J c Cooper TO command the
winowsk, Commander F Stanley the Tusca
rora, Commander Schnfelt the Hartford. Lieut.
Commander W B Cushing. relieved from New
York Navy Yard. assigned TO the Hartford.
The Postmaster General has made the follow
ing appointments OF Fostmasters: Texas
San Antonio. T. Ambis; Houston, Joseph
G Taft; Austin, Wm F Henomanghe; Browns.
vile, Franklin Cummings Lousians-Baton
Rouge, c. r Breckiuridge. North Cirolins-
Wilmington, W A Parsons: Greensboro. J . D
White: Goldsboro, John Robinson; Elizabeth
CITY, Mrs. Martha J. Miller: Hillsboro, Charles
J. Frazer: Saes. A. T. Serely; Newbern. q W
Mason
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

The venerable and learned Judge Witherell, of
the Circuit Court at Detroit. Michigan. has win.
Dictated the usJesty of the civil law in a most re-
freshing manner Some little time ago a soldier
fired upon and killed hack man Of that city. by
order of party of inebriated officers These
perpetrators OF murder were arrested and held by
the loca civil authorities: whereupon the War
Department at Washington demanded that thew
should be handed over TO the Federal military
authorities Ii Is in interoosing fat refusal TO
this demand that Judge Witherel has signal,
maintained the supremacy Of the civil law IL
Is to the shame of the Governor of the State
that he seconded the demand Of the War De
partnent-wuhOut effect however. In view OF
the fact that Judge Witherell has Democratic
sheriff OF he county. upon whom he >an re-,
for posse e0mlfatGs 10 enforce the processes OF
bis court. il Is probable that the W ar Department,
will back down. It ia a misfortune that there
are not more Judge witherells in this country =
Chicago Times.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES

The FLORENCE READING RooHs.-This estsb
lshment, corner OF Meridian and Mary land
streets. second story ia one of the neatesi ar
ranged in the city. The proprietors, Florence
Richter and Pat Welsh, are we'll known AS at
comodating and pleasant hosts. Florence was
formerly proprietor of the No. Saloon, on
Pearl street. and Pat is familiar to the habiiues
Of the Exchange since that establishments was
opened. They attend, in their new place. to
business themselves. and visitors rely npon
procuring the very best that can be purchased,
served up neatly, gracefully and artistically with
all the Accomplishments Among other attrac-
tions. business men will find at The Reading
Rooms" the latest newspapers from all parts oi
the United States and the handsomest furnished
apartments of the kind in the city 10 lw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
Nsw YORK Market.

New YoRK, June "a.
Cotton Al 642c for middling
Flour l5c lower; at Sc O0@6 ID for extra
state: Sc 4096 50 tor extra round hoop Ohio, and
Sc S5(6S ID for trade brands Rye -four QUIET.
Corn meal dull
whisky 81 Olga % for western. and 50 OG
for refined.
wheat-Wnter red western 81 65@l 10;
Chicago Spring 81 326l ga amber Milwaukee
ST. 4O@l a amber Michigan 81 40. Rye dull.
Corn ss@92 for new mixed western, 9Oc for
kiln dtied S0@s7c for unsound and soc for
white Oats 76H@7719c for western.
Coffee dull Sugar-Muscavsdo l21zc Molas
dull
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at Csc for crude. 5O953c
for refined in bond. and 7l@73 do free.
New mess pork S24 s7@24 50; 1913 O0923 Is
for '63-'64 do cash and regular way, closing at
S24 % tor cash, SIS SO for prime. and $40
0n62O 50 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 On
ola 90: extra mess. sl2 0O@l6 90: beef b. ms.
25@27 SIC Cut meats; ll@I4c for shoulders.
and l5D@lec for hams. Bacon; l5@lehc
for Cumberland cut; l31ac for long ribbed. and
l4@l41c for short ribbed.
Lard l51a@ls1bc Butter. 2Oa30c for Ohio.
and 22@33c for State. Cheese e@l5c- Rice
dull.
SEu YORK Monty MARKET
New YokK, June "a
Money, easy at 4d6 per cent. Sterling in
fair request at 1899 Clio for first class bills.
Gold opened at 81 421a, and closed at 81 42s4..
Total exports of specie to day S2lO.OOO.
Stocks easy.
LArER.-Gold closed at Gallagher's Exchange
last night at 81 423z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26
rne Loss of the Kentucky

CAIKo. June % The steamer Ruth, from
New Orleans, l9th, arrived with two hundred
bales OF cotton for ST. Louie. One hundred and
thirty bales passed Tor St Louis. last night.
A letter from Shreveport says: The invest
CATION touching the loss o. the Uniied States
transport Kentucky. resulted in the acquiial OF
the officers in charge from all blame The Com
m-sou held that the occurrence was entirel y
accidental.
Orders have been issued, prohibiting transports
on Red river In the night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

sEL LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BulLs CKsaos BrrERs any such Their,
be. read the following certificate irem gentlemen wei
known in this community, and doubt more.
Its general introduction into the army will the
lives OF thousands OF our soldiers:
LOUISVILLE. June Sd. 1853.
We the undersigned. have the good effects Of Dr
JOIN Bulls CEpRos BrTKss In Of general debiht,
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among OUT soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed TO the missmatc In
huences in the Southern climate
MAJ. PHILIP Spell,
Collector Int Rev. ID Dis. Ky
CHAs b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port of Louisville, Ky
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General OF Kentucky
REV D. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Com mission.
HARVEY, HUGHES CO.,
Publishers Demycrat.
Proprietor Louisville Anzsiser
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART MAPoTBER,
Iithogrsphers, corner Market ami Third streets
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merch ant corner Third and Market SITS .
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. p. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Andersen
MAJ. L. T. THURST0N.
Paymaster q. 8. Army
c. u. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville. Ky
COL. JESSE bAYLEs,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE d. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY. KEEPER a. RUSH,
73 soatb Meridian ST.. Indi napolis.
deci6 Cad y&wl2toam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

WALK Up TO INK CsrrAIS's OFFIcx-The
United States Assessor for Internal Revenue in
forms Us that the time for making the returns of
income is now up-that he don't want the pen
atty for neglect enforced in a single cssc. but
less the returns are made Immediately il will be
his duty to report all delinquents. In some eases
papers have been left and not called for. in other
cases the person has no; been found. but lhis i.
no plea under the law as il is the duty of every
man to give in q correct report of bis income. or
suffer the penalty. which is heavy. Let every
man woman that has not made their return do
% az once. and avoid trouble
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

cincinnati Market.
sf fcLxGk4fti.

G,nctBnatt Market.
CINCINNATI, June "a.
Flour dull Super6ne S. 25; extra SIS 75@
%, and family Sc soar 10.
Wheat. red ST. 25@l 81; white 81 IS. Oats
Sc. Corn-Yellow 75c, 90c for white. and
63@65c for ear.
Rye 6O@65c. Barley 81 l0@l 90. Oats 81 q
5Sc
Whisky dull; small sales at 81.
Mess pork sold at $22@23 U0c; Bulk meats
l22 @i214 for shoulders. 1870 for sides and
hams are held at l7@l7L for smoked, 1920
for plain. and 24@25c for sugar cured.
Lard l734@loc.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar 14@lSc Coffee 29@32c Molasses
81 goal 49, Butter 23@24c. Eggs 22@23c
Hay dull at Sl2@l3 for soft and sl5@l6 for
hard pressed on arrival.
Petroleum--Refned free 65@70c.
Silver 81 81 Gold 81 Al.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

tE-G II. Heitkam, merchan tailor. No. IL
North Illinois street. nearly opposite the Bates
House, as we know from personal inspection
displays upon his counters the most elegant and
beautiful goods for summer wear. He. more
over. fashionatly iabricstes them in superior
style, at reduced prices, according to the order
of any gentleman who may call upon him Heit-
kam's stock OF furnishing goods. slso. i pre-
eminentlv worthy of the attention of every indi-
vidual who desires ~ appear in public in gen.
teel and digni6ed manner We renew our pre-
vious suggestion-call on Heitkam 26H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

The Richmond Republe. of the Eth. is
very gloomy over the prospects of the wheat
crop IN Nirginia. and advises the farmers 10 IN
suFe themselves against famine by planting Irish
potatoes IL saws: At the time of our last ad
verling to The subject. the rust-the most for
midahle Of all diseases that wheat Is heir to
was threatening the late wheat. which constitutes
the bulk OF our crop. Since then we have had q
continuous warm. sultry. cloudy spell. aceomps
MED al intervals by heavy rains. The rust, full,
developed by these congenisl circumstance. Is
nov running riot. ard threatens 10 DESTROY all oil
the late wheat In addition, and making the
prospect worse the floods Of rain have so beaten
down ard tangled toe oats. almost ready Tor the
harvest. that thes only be saved, aud that il
an injured condition, by cutting them with
scythes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-26

OrERA.AT Masonic HALL. under the man
agement of those gifted. distinguished. illustri
Gus. snapproachable. world renowned, genial
ever welcome. magnificent and glorious Afrieo
Americana impressarios. Duprez x Green, is car
rying everything before it. Crowded and fash
isnable audiences nightly throng the spaciou,
and we'll ventilated auditorium Delighted they
come avay'