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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

SurREnx CouRr-The following decisions
nave been rendered BY the Supreme Court since
our last report:
State vs. Charles Laner-Marion c. Re
vcrsed
Same Va cancellation & &. Reversed
John Anridon vs.. Thomas Osff ct el-Dear
born Q r. Affirmed
Robert Sash vs. Richard Perry ct al.-Morgsn
&C Affirmed.
Sibben Frisbey et al. vs. John Lndey. Peti-
ton on rehesring overruled.
Eli Zimmerman vs. James Minchland-Wells
CO Petition for rehcsring overruled
Lewis v. Bowl, administrator. VS.. Elijah Simp
sou-CIinton c. O. Petition for rehearing over
ruled.
Euoch Dean VS. James II Wilson-Owen
y Affirmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

tBW We have only one transfer in real estate
70 record since Saturday. ths, Of r. Ptkin to
J. T. Dunn, lot No. NJ. in on, lot No l6s, in
Indianapolis-$l 500.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

BAIrrxoRE. June 6.--The returned Maryland
soldiers we're welcomed home to- day by splen
did public entertainment at Druid Hill Park. at
the expense Of the city. Governor Bradford sd-
dressed them. There was an immense turn out
of citizens. and great enthusiasm prevailed.
MANY Northern officers we're present as guests.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

csted ia its adyancement and execution.
soLIcTToRs-THIRD WARD
Market Street-Mrs. VIM Braden. John Paul
jones
Ohio slreet-Mrs. W II. II. Terill, Lag
Noble
New York street-Mrs. ID. b Hunt, Chss.
Stagg.
Vermont street-Mrs John s. Rowland, Isaac
II Roll.
Michigan s,reet-Mrs. Alfred Harrison. John
Burk
North street-Mrs. Boaz, Wesley Nj. AID
ans , =
Walnut Street-Mrs. Daniel Carlisle, l. D.
Water
St. Clair Street-Mrs. +. W. Psttson, j A
Grassland
Pratt Sueet-Mrs f. W. Sloan. Mr.. An
drews.
FIRST Slreet-Mrs DR. Thad Stevens. Thomas
Schorley
Meridian Street-Mrs j. II. Vajen. A. +.
Vinton.
Illinois S,reet-Mrs A +. Shortridge. j. Is
Wilson.
Tennessee Street-Mrs Prof. Todd. General
Love
Mississippi Sree.-Mrs Clark, Henry ].
Horn.
Indiana Ayenue--Mrs. Frank Wright. Vim
Woollen.
Washington Street--Rob,rt Browning. J. II
Baldwin. W CLINTON THoNrsoS,
II A. FLETCHER.
Councilmen Third Ward.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

COMPLIMENTARY CoScERr -To-nght. at Ma
sonic Hall. Mssl N. A Croft is rendered Com.
plimeatsry Concert. under the direction Of Prot
Owes The performers are all residents OF this
city, and embrace the finest musical talent. The
programme presented is good one and the con
cert promises to be in every respect equal TO any
musical entertainment given in this CITY for some
time. Miss Croft is splendid vocalist and will
appear in a number Of the pieces. Seats for sale
NJ Benham Cos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
Missouri Election.

ST. Louis. June 6 Tho majority against the
New Constitution in this county will doubtless
reach 5000 Scattering returns from the interior
mainly favor the New Constitution, but its adop
ton is by no means certain.
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7.3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Jsy Is Is ard
payable three years from that date in currency OF
are convertible at the option Of the hslder into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
The Fourth Army Corps Going TO
Galveston

CLEVELAND. June The Cleveland Leader
says: Our Fourth Army Corps correspondent
writes that the veteran organization of that
Corps are under IN archiug orders for Galveston.
via New Orleans. They are being paid off
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

gN-See Dr.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of 70 days paper.
ian % tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

az The trial of Scales and Whiteside in
dicted accessories in the murder Of Captain
Eli McCarty, in Davies county in the Federal
Court. closed last evening. The jury retired and
returned with verdict OF guilty. This ends the
trial for murder of all the conspirators. They
will be put on trial tor conspiracy TO ob
-struct the execution Of the United States laws.
The trials have excited considerable interest.
and have been managed oy Hannah and Gordon
for the Government, and Mcdonald and Wslpolc
for the defense
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Over Two Hundred Per Cent.

sl0 per share only required 81 tine Of subscription.
For maps, circulars information, apply 20 the SEQ
rotary OF the Company, Al indianapolis.
sprgs- dAw-dfriksst
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The undersigned has
~ been appointed Administrator 81 the estate Of
Wesey Whiteside, late OF Marion County, deceased.
The estate is supposed to be solvent.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
je5-vaw Administrator
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$3.50, 100000

by authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
derssned the General Subscription Agent for the sale
United States Securities. offers to the public the thro
series Of rrea ury Notes bearing ard three teaths
per cent interest per Annun, known as the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

PoLIck MATTERS = Jennings and Christian
Spades paid 81 and costs for being drunk.
John II Corsey, John Aston, Joseph Boyd
and Adam Busch, for the same sfense. and in
ability to pay the penalty. were put on the chain
gang for ten days.
Charles johnson, gay lothario. for visiting a
house of III fame. paid Sill 40.
julius Sheuster. for firing pistol in the cor
porate limits was charged So 20. Julius was
ignorant of an ordinance against such conduct.
He knows il now.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
LICENSES.

Notice Of Application for License.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
u to the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion County
Indiana their neNtterr the commencing
the first Monday in June 1885, for license 10 sell ntoxi-
eating liquors In less quantity than quart time -
with the privilege Of allowing the drank
my premises for year Ny place Of business
the premises wbereon said liquors are 10 be sold and
drank located houe No q on North Illinois street
in indianapolis, In Centre township I'm Marion County,
Indiana. JAMES BAsEY
my79-w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

tE We yesterdsy paid visit to the Lager
Beer Brewery Of Mr. Schmidt. in the south part
of the city. and. although We have heard grest
deal about this establishment, were ast)nlshed
at the extent of Il. HIS cellar is thirty six feet
deep below the grade Of the street. the different
vaults being srched over with stone. and great
casks, holding over 1000 gallons. line the cellar
and nearly oil IL mp. There must be million
gallons of this favorte beverage in the cellars OF
Mr.. Schmidt. mellowing in the cool temperature.
preparatory TO being drank. Everything about
this establishment looks clean and nice. and II We
loved the article. We should like to have il fresh
from the cool cellars of Mr. Schmidt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
Il A.JOB PRINTING.
CITY TT z N s

IL The rotanda Of the State house IL being
papered. which adds greatly 20 its appearance
and corresponds With the room below.
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II Go 70 Cincinnati on the Mission Sabbath
school Excursion Train. on Friday, June 10Th
Tickets % 00-good for next day. Read copy
of ticket
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The Delegation from Ala ba ma Gone


NEW lORk, June - l ne f0sts asningt0n
special says: The delegation IRON Alab ma LETT
for home to-day. II is understood they did not
obtain permission for the rebel Legislature t.
reessemble A Provisional Governor for that
State will be appointed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

PHILADELPHIA, Juue 6-Thirteen thousand
returning troops arrived in this city over the
Philadelpbia and Baltimore Railroad since Sat
urday Three thousand arrived here to dday.
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y A Il d N A l.
PETROLEUM MINING COMPANY.
OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF INDIANA
Capital, S32O,OOO.
I'm 6,iOO shares, at fifty Dollars Each
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000
0ucs-So. Talbot News Block. indianapolis Ind.
OFFICE
william Y. Turner. President and Superintendent
Deioss Root, Vice President.
Edwin A. Davis, Secretary.
J. Georg- Stilr, Trea.arer.

Edwin A. Davis, Secretary.
J. Georg- stlE, Trea-arer.
DIREC ToRs
D.lo-s Roo, W. A sehoheld, VIM. h Turner, J. A
Grosvenor VIM. T. Clark. 4. Olin, J. e. Her-th, La
Glen Hills, 0mer Newman. Jerre heLene and Edwin A.
Davis.
limited number Of Shares now offered 70 the
public on terms that the Company feel confident will
pay subscribers
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MILITARY CLAIM AGENTS.

To RESIGNED DISCHARGED or DISMISSED
OFFICERS.
4 the Army IL now being mustere: out. and many
~ OEcers will so be discharged from service,
would call your attention to our facilities for adusng
Officers accounts asd settling claims against the
We viii procure Certificates OF Nor. Indebtedness for
Officers and promptly adjust their accounts with IN.
different Bureaus Washington.
We also Collect Claims for Back Pay, Bounties, Pen
sions Horses lost In service. Prize Money, Damaged
Lost Property. Property Lost Impressed Quarterma
ters' Vouchers, Tran portation Claims, &c, &c.
We can also supply Ordnance, Clothing, Quartermss
ter and Medical Returns, MusterO Rolls and other
Military PsPers.
Go4~ No claims bought or sold.
Officers and others Interested IN the settlement Of
Claims against the Government, invited TO call at
our office, address
DELZRLL, BROWN A JONES,
no. 81 East Washing ton street,
my20-dsm Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07

sHrThe Councilmen OF the Third Ward have
selected the following Solicitors 70 canvass
within their districts. raise means 10 aid oil the
Soldiers Home The claims OF this effort VIII
surely prompt an earnest work by those inter
ested ia its adyancement and execution;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-07
SECRETARY snwARD HEALTH.

Secretary Seward is constantly improving. and
has been al the State Department uansacting
bushes. nearly all day for some days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Dreadful Accident From Kerosene.

A correspondent Of the Buffalo Err
press gives the following particulars of 3
fearful accident which occurred at North
Collins, n. Y, on Monday evening, re-
sulting in the death of Mrs. Uriah Clark,
aud probably fatal injury to scme Of her
children
Mrs. Clark and her three children
were seated st q table, on which was
/ placed lighted lamp, which the girl at
f tempted to fill with kerosene. In doing
this the blaze communicated 70 the oil in
the can, causing an explosion, and in.
stantly envelOping all four persons IN s
LIQUID sheet of Ere. Efforts were made
in vain to extinguish the flames. The
unfortunate mother was terribly burued,
aud her features SO horribly disfgured
that her most intimate friends could not
recognize her. She survived till Tues
day afternoon, enduring the most in
t,nse agony.
The correspondent says: To heal
the mothers piteous cries for her chill
dren-she was the mother OF nine-ts
hear her commend them % Il care o
Almighsy God and the guardianship 0
he, friends; to hear her plead with III
physicians in the most beseeehiBg man
ner to bleed her TO death, vas enough {
move heart of stone.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
PresIdentIal CampaIgn. ls6S.

The New York Herald has com.
menced looking about for material out
of which to construct q platform Tor the
next Presidential election. The article
below is written in rather humorous
strain, but any one who is up With the
times must admit there is contained in
it some fact as wellas fancy. The Her
aid says;
New and very novel leatnres are like
" to be introduced into the next Presi-
Dental campaign They already begin
/ to foreshadow themselves. Union
+ leagues, greenbacks, and stupid shent-
{ persistent conventions De- seated the Dem
ocracy in 1854. But the programme
viii be changed in iS6S. Instead ol
+ Union leagues there will be Union
/ s.lodges:" instead of Gen. Mcclellan :
"minute" men there viii be Gen. Some.
body's mining" men; instead Of Ben
Woods and Valandighsm's peace"
men there will be Tom, Dick and Har
rvs s'gresse" men. Gold and silver
mines and petroleum oil wells viii con
stitute the party rsllying-eries and plat
forms. Every man VIII have his uugge
ar his oil bubble. Such are the pTesen
indications. The World, the organ Q
the shent-psr-shent Democracy, has gopl
over, body, soul, Barlow, Belmont, an
breeches, into the new political cauldron
Barlow is now opening his gold lodss il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
The MischIefs Of Eur Canes

If an editor who is man says any-
thing about feminine clothing, be il apt
TO be told that be know nothing AE asl
about il. a woman Is uors likely ID
meet with q Respectable heating Let
Us therefore give heed 10 what the edit
ress Of the Ladys Friend says 10 the
January numb oi that spr4ghtly mag
az ne After some very sensible rs
marks on lady'sl ahoes, she continues.
But there ls aa article Of dress woyn
now as irrational ID its way as thin
shoes, and exemphiying eqaally the
feminine weakaess Of prsierriug beAsy
to comfort
1--WE never see the fur capes, so com
mon ia winter, without a shudder At the
mischief that we know they are dving.
If their warmth Is no more than com
Portable, then il follows that the ordinary
clothing of the viLal parts Of the body
ID insufficient, aud the system is IN a
chronie SILVER excepi when lhe far cape
is on. II suitable win.er clothing is
habitually worn, then the far Is too
heavy an addition, and over.heating,
followed by dangerous chiliineas upon
the removal, is the regular consequence
Of wearing it. Either way the throat
sud chest suffers
''if fur capes, &c only foe the coolest
weather, were only worn at sseh times,
they would be less injurious; but every
body knows that If a lady has hand.
some set Of furs, she viii sport them In
full equipment at all times 10 ourvariabie
season, not excepting the midwinter thaw
that feels like summer There are ways
enocgh Of ~eArihx fur, the most beauti.
iul and useful Of winter Injuries 10 dress,
without thus atasiug It,
To which we add that We wish the Ia.
dies would throw away the fur things
while in church, unless the heating ap,
paratus is oat Of service. Wearing such
things out Of doors may be admissable;
wearing them inside Of heated aad
crowded building is both absurd and an
healthy rrra EF sses#eE - 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

Colorado. Belmont tried it, smashed
the concern ike . lump Of quartz under
a hundred pound crushsr, because it did
not yield shen-per-shent at once, and
has gone to Europe, with Little Mae un-
der his wing, for the purpose Of seeing
what be can do with the Rothschilds and
other money kings Of the Old World
toward developing the mining resources
and shaping the political destiaiea Of
the New World. Gold and silver may.
therefore, be expected TO be supersbund-
ant about the time of the next Presiden-
tial election, and as for oil, we will find
hung out beside the legend columbia
rules the wave" another that 'Petrole-
nm oils the world; and those soul-ihril-
ling lises Of Byron
The lies Of ssss, those lies o. Grease. =
Where tagsfus ssRpho Ioysd And sung,
and others similarly appropriate, VIII
furnish the notices for party banners.
Seriously, the operations Of prominent
politicians in gold and silver N ming
speealations and in oil bubbles, and the
vast volume Of capital involved, fore
shadow a new novel order Of things for
the next Presidstial election. "Alfs
well that ends wslf'--afit be an oil yell
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
New Rebel seheme.

In the present unpromising aspect Of
rsbel affairs, some Of their more eau
tioas legislators seem to be casting
about for some way IN which they may
creep ont Of their trouble, without Civ
ing up oil they have been lighting for
10 the rebel House Of Representatives,
on the 20th ult,, series Of resolutions
we're presented from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, setting fortl that IN
view of the failure of the peace nsgo-
iiations, the Confederate States ao-
eept the issue, etc, etc.
Mr. Gilmsr, of North Carolina, oTsr-
ed she following as an addition to she
Committees report:
Resoleed further, That, notwithstand-
ing all this, we believe the Confederate
States would consent, lst. That there is
a separation between the United States
and Confederate States Of America
each one perfectly free and independent
Of the other-the rights Of navigation
trade, transit, DC, properly and fairly
agreed on aud settled I'd That an
American diet be created 70 whieh each
party shall be ai liberty 10 send dels.
gates, each being It's own Judge as TO The
number and manner of election, and
each party paying its own expenses.
ID The privileges of this diet to be
clearly aud definitely settled Alb. In
this diet there shall be but two votes
one By the delegates Of the United
States OF America, and one by the Con
lederate States ol America, and tbs
acts of this body 10 be binding on tbs
parties only when ratified by the House
Senate and President Of each. 5th. II
setting the boundary, let the States o
! Kentucky and Missouri determine 70
themselves BY a free aud fair vote 0
their people, bona .fde residents in thes
respective States AZ the commencement
of hostilities.
The country will probably never tr
The experiment OF how long it eaul
keep up lfe and strength on such
"diet as this, but very likely It ma
] by aud by strik some Of these constitl
ton maker how much better re,
.. Union Of the States would be, than az
! clumsy substitute which they can il
vent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06
Additional River Items.
sArrRDAr xoox


The river At noon came 70 q stand, or
was rising impercepubly. IL has risen
during the last - hours only shout two
or three inches
IL will be seen By our afternoon dis
patches that The river is rising at the
rate of six iaehes per hour at PittsbaFg
and tEo inches per hour ST Cincinnati
A destructive GOOD is inevitable.
There was no business done on the
leyee daring this forenoon. saa
The arrivals and departures since
last night, comprise the Maggie Hayes
ST. Louis to Pit.sburg; Kate Robinson,
Nora and Emerald, Neshviile to Louis
vile, Melnoue, CineiDnati 70 Nashville.
Burns, Cincinnati 70 Memphis, Wm
/ White, corn pile to EssusvilIe; Armada,
Caro- to Evansville: Lue Eavss, Cum.
beriand river 70 Essnsville
Ailthe boats except the Maggie H@5sf.
Arm adasznd 4 sbsrt Blras we're in Gov
eminent service and DID no business
+ herr.
i The q Ybt Barns wAs loaded TO the
guards, and discharged some freight
here
The Armada, detained by discbArsipz
i big trip a, Cairo, did not get IN liIi
balf.past l2 today She bad fair
freight list. and was croSded With peo-
Die. She will return to Cairo late this
evening. aud wilI afford unsarpassaele
/ aacommodsuons 70 passengers Capt
Josh Y. Throop and Billy Damn know
hox 20 steamboat
The Darling is hourly expected from
4 Memphis With big load Of cotton for
the Cotton Express.
Capt J. B. Hall proposes 10 tsrp hi
big wharf boat srosnd, this afternoon
50 as to present the new guard to .h'
river. The Improvement is very cred
liable one.
The Morning Star is due here, an
will return to Louisville this evening
She is uusurpassAble, and Capt. Bsllari
|, is a popular commander and Johnn,
Gwathmey is q model clerk
The new monitors left Cincinna
At noon on Thursday and may be el
E pected TO pass here this evening or dul
: ing the night We have no doubt ou
: people would take great pleasure in il
!. specting them They are splendid Graf
: Of their kind-regalar rebel snnihilasoFi
+ The Peytons viii be here OF donds
J. Tor New Orleans, and the Alice Dea
for Memphis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

forces and the soldiers of Flores was
vigorous and resolute in the extreme.
The Brszilians did not spare the shells.
Ia a few hours they threw over seven
hundred Of these deadly missiles inlo the
town, while Flores kept battsFing away
at il With bis artillery, the infantry max
ing occasional assaults in furious man
ner, which we're as desperately repnlsed.
The garrison Of Paysandu, however, de-
serve the highest praise for the Stubborn
courage With which they resisted. Every
assault on their works was gallsntly re.
pelled, aud, though the town was re-
duced 10 q mass of ruins, they still hurled
defiance at the enemy. At last accounts
they ware still holding their own, while
a large Paraguayan army was coming
up 70 Join them. The commander OF
this South American town 10 the right
sort Of man. be has eviden:ly been
reading the records Of Grants cam
paigns, and has taken an idea out Of
them. This only shows that il she South
American communities would only lay
aside their petty differences they would
need have no fears Of European enc
mics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06


AEw YaRE. March 4--RichmoRd pa.
peFs assume - BE- Ignorant oi Sherman's
wasreablais, bus at he same time shy he
Is stuck IN The mud IN one OF tlse soata-
ern Statss TIE safimated force under
be dlssesion, ipelRding Gimossss and
Seaohe d's forces, Is 10000 The ex
etemeut at Charlotte has subsidized,
showing that sherman has moved to 8
northern direction Nothing Is said Of
the contemplated iaacliou with sSho6eld
IN the vicinity OF Goldsboro
Wsde Hampton aud bis cavalry are
said to be in possession Of Columbia.
South Carolina The burned section oi
that city exiends ia one direction three-
quarters Of q mile, No public property
vas destroyed
Rebel deserters who arrived in New
bern report Kingston and Goldsboro as
being fortified By order Of Lee, who has
ordered that the latter place mus, be
held a, all hazards
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-06

The Richmond Sentiael Of March lei
admits thst Sherman has crossed South
Caroline, which shows that be has en-.
tered the old North State.
The RAig Of the 6rsi says ali North
Georgia is filled sith bands Of tories and
desssiers.
Panic Around fSfehmond.
Il is reported that Hood viii have an
important command IN Texas.
The paaic in Richmond has extended
% the surrounding country, aud the
farmers refuse 70 bring IN supplies
A Fayetteville dispatch, ol ;ha lxt,
says that no Yankees have advanced in
thai direction.