Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
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FRIDAY MORNING. MAY S.
CITY TIE NJ 3.
~ Brick y nov offered at Sff per thousand
THIS Is reduction.
~ Mr.. /. Hodgson. architect, has removed
bis once TO the third story Of the nev Sentinel
building. No q South Meridian street
The most Of the stores and business
houses closed yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
10 attend the ceremonies at the State House.
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" The work OF cleaning OF the ground lately
occopei by the governor. b." commenced.
preparatory TO erecting ue~ edihce. IL IL does
not lay unoccupied ~ long the corner Of Iii
nois snd Ohio streets has. the residents in that
vicinity will be highly grsf6ed.
TT YESTERDAY vas beautiful spring day
The Gun vas bright and clear;the air bracing and
invigorsting. and the whole atmosphere fragrant
With the perfume OF the blossouipg trees. After
% much get and cold seather, such days "a yes
ierdsy we're appreciated.
N esterday morning the b. dy of q new
born infant vss found ia the canal, near the
crossing Of Georgia street. TWAS nailed in a
cigar boz by lie lnhuman mother, and thrown
into the water. We have heard OF no clue to
Indicate Who the mother is-perhsps some Of our
physicians can tell.
~ We undcrsiand that orders have been re-
eeived from Washington to iron a number Of the
prisoners now ouhned In the Soldiers Home
among shom are MesHs Milligsn and Bowle-
and 20 exclude them from all intercourse With
their fiends. The order, We learn has been car
ried into effect
Tss MErsoroLurlS To night Mr. Band
msnn. the celebrated tragedian who has beer
laying to full houses for the past week at the
metropolitan. taxes a beneft-producing Nsr
ei-se Mr. B has PLAYED this character in all
eastern cities With immense success The Met
ropolitan should be crowded to night, and il III
be. undoubtedly
IL The passsge-way for water under the
bridge on the east side of New York street at
the crossing of New Jersey street, il entirely
blocked 10 with timber and drift. 90 that the
water 10 backed up over the street until il is high
enough TO cross New York street Will the
street Commissioners. in passing. look after this
matter.
u We sre told that il IL the intention OF the
o..
on North Pennsylvania street, and locate in
smaller rooms nearer the center Of the city The
reduction of the clerical force in this of the
service removes the necessity for large houses TO
do the business. This is one of the effects of
peace Itl
~ IL appears we were misled by stypograpb-
icsl error in our figures about the election Of
councilman in the fifth ward YESTERDAY Mr.
Gro-yeDOr received 2.5 votes insfead Of I2S
which - only ~ votes behind the balance of the
regular nominees on the ticket instead of I43.
as We bad IL. As Mr. Harris declines running
the race over. the contest nav be considered a.
settled in the fifth ward
~ The Exchange. on Illinois street opposite
the Bates House. under the management of A
D. Myers, Is popular resort. The elegant
room. the finest in the west. Is being put in tip
top order. and the beverages are Of the very hes.
quality. His accomplished assistants. Messrs
Fisher and Walsh. most gracefully discharge
their dnties. Free lunch every morning ard
night from ten TO twelve o'clock.
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II The attendance yesterday at the State
House was very large to participate in the last
sad funeral rites OF the late President Lincoln
Inc large hall WAS deDsely packed. and mum
Der, unable to get in. remained outside. while a
great msny returned after trying TO get within
hearing distance. The ceremonies we're solemn
and impressive. aud nearly every one present felt
as badly as if they were attending a funeral ofs
near and dear relative.
TRASssERs OF REAL E-rAry.-Thc following
deeds we're LETT at the auditors Office yesterday
for trsnsier:
Phebe N Dougherty to Joseph Schuster. lot
No 1870 in Dougherty's subdivision of out lot 90
Price S265
l. t
in Shsrp's subdivision OF lots A, Il and c. in
Blske's subdivision of the northwest quarter of
section Z, IN town u.s. ranges Price $275
tE-I IL will be seen by the following card from
Mr. Harris. that he has got enough of running
for counciIman--he won't run again-be il no
candidate for re election Read his card:
A CARD-Mr. Editor: see you suggest that
Mr. Grosyenor aud nv self run the race over Tor
councilman IN the eth ward: but, whilst / feel
under obligations To YOU for the interest you
bsve taken In me. and also to my friends of the
ward Who brought me forward as candidate
withou, NV solicitation, and so molly supported
me At the election. must beg to decline having
any more TO do With il. JosIPH HARRIS
sE- There will be a meeting of horsemen
and citizens generally, at the Exchange on Hi
nois street. on tonight. Friday. at eight o'clock
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10 get up list of premiums Tor race horses and
trotters this spring. The best stock of Kentucky.
ONO. Illinois and lndisns are now At st. Louis.
and ~ill return through here, going to Cincinna-
ii for the June meeting. Why cannot Indian
apolis have them stop here on their Touiel While
il is q source of pleasant amusement. il is also a
means Ia improve our stock of horses. and will
bring many strangers TO the city. who at all
times spept their money freely and FIR the
benefit of the entire civ.
TINK To ADVERTISE The New York Times
hu the fOlosIug sensible lines on advertising
- Business men. sith proper business ideas
should be shIe~d enough TO perceive that now IS
the time 10 advertise. Nov that gold is rapidly
falling. and after every reaction will fall still
more sell of the old stock at once, should be
the motto OF every prudent dealer. Dispose Of
il promptly and at the best prices you get.
for the longer you hold on the less prices you
will obtain It Is better TO voluntarily submit 10