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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
N4xs YORK Market.

NEW YoRK, June g
Cotton 46t for middling.
Flour 5@lOc lower; al Sc 4566 55 for extra
state; Sc 95t97 10 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. l5@o {. for trade brands
Wheat-ginter red western 81 %; prime
81 6519. Rye dull Corn S5d90 for new mil ed
western. soc for mixed. S5c for choice, and
9l1ac for inferior to prime western yellow
Oats 67@6sc.
Wool dull
Lard l5@lsc. Butter. 25@33c for Ohio,
and 26@35c for State. Cheese l0@l7e Rice
dull.
Coffee dun Sugar. lOL@l2 Molasses SOC.
Hops l0@30c.
Petroleum dull at 35c for crude, 49G 80 for re.
fined in bond, and 60 do free
New messfpork s25 0o@26 50; s23 00@24 0C
for o. 64. SO Cash and reeular way closing AT
800 90 for cash, $l9 90 for prime. and SIG
O0d2O 90 pcme mess Plain mess beef $40 Oh
OLA 90: extta mess. sl2 GOALS 90: beef b. ms
26td25 O0c Cut meat; l2@l4c for shoulders
and l6@l71Sc for hams. Bacon; 1876
for Cumberland cut; l45lc 70; long ribbed, and
l454 % DC fer short ribbed
Money. Z per cent Sterling l091SGll0
for first cli fs bile. Gold opened at 81 3611
closing at $685.
Stocks lower
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
OfTiciaI Notice from the Department
OF state.

WASHINGTON, June 2-The folio wing official
notice was issued TO day:
DEPARTMENT OF STATEl
WASHINGTON, ID e. June 2, ls65
Whereas, Pursuant to the order of the Presi
dent, and as a means required for the public
safety, directions were issued from this Depart
ment, under date OF December IL, 1864, requir
ing passports from travellers entering the United
States. except emigrsnt passengers directly en-
terng the United States from foreign country
and
Waereas, The necessities which required the
adoption OF this measure is believed no longer
to exist;
Now. therefore, the President directs that from
and after this date the above der referred 10
shall be, and the same is hereby rescnded
Nothing in this regulation, however will be con
strued to relieve from due accountability any
enemy of the United States, or offenders against
their peace aud dignity. who may hereafter seek
to enter the country. and at any time be found
within its legal jurisdiction.
(Sgned) WM. h. SEWARD,
Secretary of State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

! HE LATEST Firth AVENUE SENSATION. Into
this feeling Fifth Avenuedom does not enter at
present. being absorbed in little sensation ofits
own. The pretty waiter girl" system Of bar
rooms which reves TO such a great exten: on
lower Broadway. and which has INVADED Taylor's
until that delightful and dear restaurant is hardly
decent any longer, has invaded that sacred vicin
ity overlooked by Murray Hill. The denzens
OF the fashionable avenue of the city are not all
disposed 10 quietly permit the invasion Of the
opening Of the Louvre This institution has
been open only few nights. but the proprietors
have already been compelled to clear the Filth
avenue entrance Ia order TO please the more fas
tidious, but the Broadway entrance revels in all
the glory OF gas, and continuous throng Of
Judges. lawyers. politicians, brokers. merchants,
z imbers, stock brokers, and all other classes
That can afford 10 pass in and out The institu-
ton is "Frenchy." very. 1t cost $40 900 to fit
up the interior. The bar Is doubtless the most
magnificent in the United States The room
has all the life that mirrors, pictures, and nu-
merous pretty waiter girls" can give IT, The
girls are pretty, and assume a certain amount of
modestY. which il is well known they have not
The rules OF decency' are posted on the wall
telling each visitor how far familiarity NAV be
extended with the young women. Where gen
tleman" gets too familiar or too bOis'erous in his
attentions special policeman tells him how II
gentleman should behave The girls fare
suwptuo usy, and find the business profitable
Some OF the visitors are fools enough to give
them as high as S25 and $50 for handing
them bottle OF wiue and helping them 10
drink IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

eN- The arches erected at the time the re-
mains of President Lincoln was in this city are
still standing, although wearing a diiapdated
and ungainly appearance. IL Is the intention,
we believe. To redecorate these and make them
into triumphsl arches upon the return OF the sol
diers Thus they will be made TO serve Two
purposes. somewhat different, however, in char
acter There is speculation in it. and the soilei
and frsgmeDtary sable fabrics will be made TO
give place To garlands OF f,wers aud festoons of
evergreens under which the bronzed and battered
veterans will march in tIiumphal procession.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Cause of Haiieck's Removal from
Richmond

NV 1oRX, June 2-The Commercials
special says: There is much complaint at Hal
leck's management in Richmond 1t is charged
that the rebels are creeping into power under his
influence. These charges. together with others
explains bis transfer to California
sharp outside contest il going OH respecting
the Assistant Treasurership OF New York. New
York merchants wanted thorough business
man, and Mr. McCulloch rendered Mr.. Vermlye
the position His declinstion, however, opened
the case. and a recent combination of Albany
OF Republican and Democratic leaders, is working
for Mr. Blacktord
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
From New bern, North Carolina

INV YORK, June --Newbern, North Caroiua
dates of the Goth state that the proposition 10
paw of the National debt meets with much favor
and many business men there will take shares
lie it,
Former wealthy citizens of Sewbern are re
turning to NEE; with hosptable treatment from
their late servants. who 10. only relieve their
wants, but furnish them money to psy their
taxes.
Slaves who followed our armies through the
South are returning to their homes in great nun
bers. having experienced much suffering and sat-
shet there is no place ike home.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Circular of SecretsTy wcCulIOch-
Release OF Harris

WAsHISGToS, June 2-Secretary McCulloct
has issued the following circular to the collect
ors of customs
All restrictions heretofore placed by the Treas
ury Department upon the expectation of anthra-
cite coal are hereby removed.
1t is already known that the military court
which tried Representative Harris, of Maryland
for giving aid and comfort to the rebels. sen
fenced him to three years imprisonment. and to
be disqualified from holding Office Since the
adjournment of the court afidavits bearing OIL
the case and favorable to the accused were
considered by the President. and that il the rea
son why the sentence was RENTED and Mr. Har
ris released from confinement
During the month af May acquisitions to the
amount of S97 600 900 we're made out on the
TreasurT for the pay Of the armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Dissatisfaction Among the Pennsyi
wanna ErOOpS

HARRISBURG. Pa, June Great dissatsfac-
ton prevss among the one year troops, at the
order of the Secretary OF War, reducing the
bounues Of such organizations twenty FIVE per
cent. The excuse that these troops were mus
tered out before the expiration of their term il
regarded by all right minded men as untensble.
The State authorities increasing their ex
ertoDs % have this order rescndea, aud secure
to the one years troops the original amount OF
money To which they entitled.
Governor Curtin will formally receive the bat
tie flags of the different regiments in Camp Cur
tin 20 morrow.
call has been issued by Simon Cameron for
a meeting of the Union State Committee in Har-
rsburg. on Wednesday. July 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

PoLIcE MArrkRs.-Henry Thomas, charged
with petit larceny, had an examination before
the Mayor Yesterday. and. in default of sou
bail. vas remanded TO Jail until the setting OF
the Circuit Court.
Christian Keener. for being drunk. fined
three dollars and costs, which ne paid. Lawrence
Henry. being in the same situation, was sent to
Jail ten days for his inability to liquidate the
small amount.
James Williams. on charge OF forging the
name of G. W Burrows TO order for rooms
aud meals at the Spencer Juse. was bound over
for trial at the next term OF the Circuit Court.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

mailed a, Cumberland, Ma, Nay ssh. although
!. is dated Nay 9Th.
Question To whom besides Wilkes Booth.
who stopped at your hotef do those initials be
longi
Answer. As far a. fecaember 1 don't know
anybody else. N
TESTIMONY CT M. zoor.
Mr. Rogy testified: jenkins vas looked upon
10 1901 As Union man. aud after that as a
rebel svmpathizer; he has talked against the
Government since 1862: in 1883. when voted
for the Constitution. he said be bad been offered
Office under id Goyerenmeut. and he would
not hold Office under such Cd id Govern
ment as the Government OF the United States
The Court adjourned till 10 clock to moro
morning.
Departure OF Gen. WeiszeI's Fleet.
FeRrREss MONROE. June 1.-The command
Of Gen. ethel. which has been fitting out in
this barbor during the past week, is nov fairly
on its way " its destination, Somewhere along
the Southern coast
Preparatory to its sailing. orders were issued
to the commanding officers on board Of each
vessel to proceed 6rst 10 Mobile Bay in the vi
cinity Of Forts Morgan and Gaines. with a view
of making a rendezvous of that hsrbor 10 order
to coal the steamers and to thoroughly clean the N
before proceeding any further southwark.
The steamers composing this expedition are
among the largest and best adapted to long sea
voyages of any known &c the mercantile service
aud we're chartered especially by the different
Quartermasters in New York and Philadel phia
for this purpose.
The IN ,jor portion of the feet, containing some
fifteen OF the largest steamers. has already sailed
while the remainder, comprising the steamers
Star ofthe South. Richmond Western Metropolis.
n artda q II
City. Rebecca Barber, Cambria and Tilhe. are
now lying in the Roads, and will sail either this
evening or TO morrOr Everything seems auspi-
cious for the safety and success of the steam ers
with the troops to reach the point of rendezvous
in about seven days
The weather has been fair with every prospect
of it continuing so.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
USINESS NOTICES.

FRUIT CAN MANUFAcroRY This establish
ment has been removed from East w ashington
street to No 10 South Meridian street, west side
aud 0uly a few doors from Washington street
Messrs NJ b. Pentecost 4 Co, the old proprie-
tors. wish to say to their old customers and the
trade generally that they are prepared to furnish
caus complete. or can tops and bottoms for wax
or solder. Also. Wax al wholesale and retail
Timers supplied With TOPS, bottoms and wax
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

REGISTRATIONS The following resignation
have accepted at the Office OF the Adjutsnt Gen
oral:
Surgeon G W Carr. Of the One Hundred and
Twenty Ninth Regiment: Second Lieutenant j
c. Knox. of the Fourth Cavalry; Captain W m
Givens. and Captain Sanford Seweil, OF the
Eleventh Cavalry; Captain Benz q. Wilkinson
OF the Twelfth Cavalry: Secou Lieutenant jas
Fisher, OF the Seventeenth Regiment; Second
Lieutenant p W. Mickey. OF the Thirty First
Regiment: First Lieutenant and Adju5ant Z
Mooriaty. of the Thirty Fifth Regiment. ana
Captain X. II Pratt, of the Eleventh Cavalry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Gen. sh rman-Prls@ners on Hart's
Island.

NEW YORK, June To day Gen Sherman.
in moving about the city. was beset by crowds of
citizens anxious to hear him speak and shake
hands with him He would not speak, however,
and hastily ex,Iicated himself from the crowds
surrounding him. shaking hands with those be
came in contact with This evening he will re
celve his friends at the residence OF his cousin,
Mr. Scott, and to morrow evening he will be the
guest of the Union League
There now about ; 900 rebel prisoners on
Harris Island, near this city. They have com
Portable barracks and are furnished regular sol
+-dlers rations They allowed TO go to the
shore 20 fish aud battle Citizens are not allowed
on the island. The prisoners occupy themselves
IN making various trinkets. which they sell to
procure tobacco, &c. Among them many
members Of Southern churches and they bold
prayer meetings regularly. Having seen the
Presidents proclamation for a fast day, they
proposed to observe it. and made arrangements
accordingly. The services were impressive and
very interesting, the first prayer was for the
President Of the United States. Nearly all the
men in the hospital have offered to take the oath
of allegiance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

- Senour's Drug Store is the place for all
to 90 that are ia want Of Paints Oils. Brushes,
White Lead, any kind OF Dye-stuff, Glass. Putty,
Periumeries OF ali kinds for The toilet Pure Old
Bourbon Whistles, French Brandies Still and
Sparkling Cttawba Wines. the finest lot of
Glass in the city in fact. you eau procure any
thing kept in Drug Sore at the Bates House
Drug Store l-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Jeff Davis to be Gried Before a Full
Bench.

INV YORK. June 2-The Posts Washington
special snts: The trial of jeff Davis in The
United Ss'tes Circuit Court. in this city, will
take place before a full Bench. consisting of
Judge stter. OF Ohio. Judge DIN, Of New
York. and Nudge Wylie. Virginia
Ibe delegation from Alabama is receiving
very little countenance here. The President
will not consent for a call of the Rebel Legisla-
tuIe of thss State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
Saie of IN. Horses and Carriage Pre-
seured 40 the President.

NEW YoRK, June 2.-The horses, carriage
and harness declined as $ present by Presiden;
Johnson we're sold a, auction TO day. The
horse, brought ST. 900, cost 50 500; the carriage
brought 81 400 cost s.. 100; the harness brough,
s435, cost S675
Another span Of horses aud carriage equal
10 the above were sold for 81 600.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
COM "a ERCIAl.
Br IELrshs-s-
ifnciRuati Market.

CINCINNATI. June ?.
Flour dali Superfne SIS 25@$5 IS: e1trs
Sc 1896 SIS. and family 81 O0@7 IS.
Wheat, red ST. As; white 81 45GI 50. Oats
55c. Corn 60@ roc. Rye s0c. Clover seed SI4
Barley 81 ,O@l 30.
Whisky dull; small sales at s. 05.
Mess park S23 50@24 35c. Bulk meats:
l2@l31ac yfor shoulders and sides. Bull
hams 20
Lard 1880.
Exchange firm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3eel7c. Coffee 2SG3lc Molasse,
81 20@l q. Butter 20@24c
Silver SlS26@l % Gold 81 36@I 81
Money plenty at 6@l0 per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

A BARGAIN j j ID. Duncan. wholesale
dealers, No a South Meridian street. have tor
sale on consignment fifty barrels OF old 2ec'i
fed Whisky. which they offer at "a bargain
This whisky rectifed frOm high wines over
a year ago. and Is very superior article Of
the kind Buyers will do we'll to examine it.
2DS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

cB- The largest Wholesale and retail paper
and book house in indianapolis is that of Bowen.
Stewart & Co. OF this city AS enterprising,
gentlemanly and accommodating dealers. they
stand foremost in the trade. as they deserve to.
Mr.. Stewart. the junior partner, has an exten-
ave acquaintance throughout the State. and is
known not only as polite and dignfed geu
tleman, but also the correct business
Dealers will find il TO their advantage 10 trade
with Bowen, Stewart & Co,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

MARRIAeE LICENSES The following marrisg
licenses have been granted by the Clerk OF Ma
ron county for the week ending June ;. le65
AIpheus Jeffries and Susan Bowen.
Eiward L0nerck and Maria knerst
n Waugh aud Emene ketrow.
Joshua Childers and Hattie 4 Thompson
James W Garner and OSa Sheppard
Amria Coxadd and Anna Mary Steele.
John ". Morgan and Josephine Blandon
Peter N. Baker and Maggie . Meal.
Whitsel Heaton and Susan Anderson.
George X. Hsrradsy and Ann L. PallaId.
Seth Quinn AID Jane Robinson.
John Hurd and Sarah Jane Wilson.
William Braeggmann aud Christina Ellat
Joseph Leslie and Hannah Hatch.
John Lesellen and Rachael Jones.
Calvin X Loucks aud Frances :. Mason
ThOrton Akors and Rhods Savers
James J. Fallon and Molie VI Regain
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

s he Indianapolis Insurance Company Is
prepared 10 insure property against loss by fire
This Is first class Company. managed by our
most responsible business Their office N
in tie Sinking Fund building, on South Penn
s,lvania stree, VIM Henderson President and
Alex & jameson, Secretary 25-lm
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The Very Latest.
~a THREE O'CLOCK An
INTERESTING Nsws ITEMS


GovEfShxSr READY TO nrsUNx srxc1s rArnxr
NEW YoKx June 2.-The HeraId's Washing
ton special says Secretary McCulloch in CONVEX.
sation With prominent politicians few DAYS since
stated that the Government was now ready %
resume specie payment. tha, iis finances we're n,
condition that IL enabled il TO adopt that course
the only thing that prevente d mediate adoption
OF that plan was the injurv IL would do TO bn.i-
ness interest of the country Indications are
/ that the return to specie payments will be mad.
before many months
$ DISTRICT aTroESEr FOR ALABAMA
Ii ia understood that the Presiden, has de
cided TO appoint James Smith of Selma, Ala
bama. I District Attorney for that State
Mr.. Smith was arrested for devotion to Union
ism but made his escape and has resided for two
years in Nashville
HoSTGonkRT BLAIR
Ii is r,mored that Montgomery Blair will be
gwen nimportantforeign appointment.
PAYING OFF sHEkMAx's ARMY.
The l!ioune's special SAYS: The Paymastsr
General has delivered So 600 900 to officers Of
Sherman's Army, since It's arrival here, add viii
paw out as much more during next week.
SOUTHERN RAILROADS
The Herald hasa letter from Greensboro. n.
O., Of the 2lst ulr, from a correspondents who
PASSED by rail from Petersburg 10 that point
he descr2es the railroad in very bad condition
NeArl sy the cars and engines out of repair.
Rebel rafroad officers say that IL the war had
lasted Elk months longer. the roads would have
been entirely useless. The road from DAnvills
TO Greensboro. built during the var. runs up and
down the hills. With grade according TO the face
OF the country.
DEsrIrUrIoS OF TBE SOUTH.
h. q,
tl'ute OF money. Large quantities Of wheat
were sow1 last fall. but the winter frosts killed
nearly all Of il The wheat harvest will be
verv sma'l. and the quantity of corn will not be
sufficient COR the wants OF the people About
half the negroes ara now working IN the fields
aud the balance are enjoying their freedom, but
VIII return. TO labor before long.
REBEL SOLDIERS PLUNpERING.
Large Gumbers of paroled soldiers of Lees
army are wandering through the country plum
dering the inhabitants
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

kILLEp.-James Brace. a driver OF one OF tie
teams belonging to the HiPpooly mpiad, was run
over by the cars and killed yesterday morning
near the Union Depot Brace had been drunk
the night previous. and had row at house
called the Chicago Hotel. and in the melee got
considerably bruised up. after which be wander
ed out and laid down the track of the Central
road: where his body was found in a horrid mu-
tilated condition. Brace lived in Zfuesville
Ohio, at which place he has a family
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

Notes of all the denominations named will be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions
The Notes Of ihis Third Series precisely similar In
form and privilege the sesen-Thsrtss already sold.
except that the Government itself the option
Of paying interest in gold per cent
3-loths 10 currency. Subscribers will deduct the In
;erest in currency up J.iy 18th. when they
subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third Of the
Seven Thirties will eesmence the lst Of June. and
will be made promptly and continuously afer ths; date
The slight change made in conditions OF this T8IRD
sERiEs effects only the matter OF Interest. The pay
ment 10 gcld IL made, will be equivalent Oihe currency
interest Of the higher
The return Of specie payments in the event Of which
only will the option to pay inieresin gold be arailed Of
would so reduce and equsEe prices that purchases
made with six per cent. in gold would be fully equal 10
those made with and three-tenths per cent. In
currency. This Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

NV YoRK, June 2.
Gold firm tnder clearly export demand. The
rate has rsrsged during the morning at about
81 $50. TIE export for to morrow is expected
to be ABOUT $40 .OO0. 900
LArER.-GSld closed at Gallagher's exchange
to- night at 81 313s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
For, HIalieck rar.ialIy Demol..hsd

CAIRO, June One hundred and sixty bales
OF cotton passed for st Louis The cotton mar
kei at Memphis Is active with large receipts
quotations range from % 20 IS.
4 portion of the blGf above Columbus. ky
fell into the river to-day, carrying with /, part Of
Fort Halleck aud several buildings The extent
OF the CASUALTY !. not fully known, but il j.
feared a number of lives we're lost.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

~ A rich growth OF hair produced. the natu
Al color restored (uot dN ed, and al diseases Of
the scalp. falling H. &c cured by usilg Eu-
reka" the infAllbe hair restorative Price
81 GO per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
B SENoUR,
Druggist Bates House Block, Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

BILLIARD EXHIBITION There will be a Bill
lizard Exhibition this evening. at the Tabernacle.
by several Of the best players in the United
States-Phelan. Tieman, Goldthwait, Deery.
McDevitt and other celebrities. Seats will be
reserved for ladies. OF course everybody who
feels an interest in this scientific game will at
tend. for seldom is the opportunity afforded to
witness so many skillful players grouped TO
gether. See advertisements for particulars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

IA For the beautiful boquet that was left
upon our table yesterday the donor has our
thanks II is redOlent with the fragrance OF
sweet perfume. to say nothing OF the beauty
with which 10 vas arranged % u4a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

tB-A soldier by the name of Fomash, a
member OF the Seventeenth Regiment. v X c..
was drowned in White river yesterday while
seining
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

.T- Fifty-nine divorce cases are docke,ed for
trial in the Marion County Common Pleas Court
Mos. Of these are ncn residents. On account Of
the laxity Of the law in th. State. q considerable
business is done for parties residing in other
States. Ia the way Ct se,ering the conjugal tie.
The record shows large amount of domestic
infelicty. the result If various causes. 1.-Two
souls with but one thosght. two hearts that beat
as one" has ceased to Be with fifty nine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

STRAWBERRY SUPPER The ladies OF ST
Johns Church viii give Strawberry Supper for
the benefit OF the new church on Virginia ave
nue., AT Masonic Hall, Monda, evening. June
5,h. Admission twenty five cents. All are cor
daily invited 20 atted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

NV YsRK, June 2--Tbe trot to-day at
Fashion Curse, between Dexter aud General
Butler, waa won by the former in three straight
heats Time. 1868. 1855 and 2:241 -. Flora
Temple ans Lady Emma did not appear