davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

NV CARs.-Through the polteness of Johr
W. Brough, ESQ, Supply Agent of the Belle
fontaine Railroad Company. We have been shown
three passenger coaches for that road, anC
which made their first trip yesterday. The car,
are superb throughout. and OF the most elegant
finish. having all the modern improvements anc
insuring comfort to travellers. They were bull
At the shops of the Company at Gallon, Ohio
uIder the direction of l.. s. Young, master me
chauic. and cost Sc, 600 apiece
IL is the intention of Mr.. Brown. Super
intendent OF the road. TO remodel aud refurnist
all the coaches. and put the entire rolling stocl
IN the best possible condition. The Bellefon
taine road enjoys reputation OF being one of tn,
best in the country. and the new improvement,
being made for the transportation of the travel
ing public will make it superior to any roaC
running into Indianapolis. In few days tire,
more cars of the same kind will be put on tn,
route. making six OF the finest passenger coaches
on any Western road
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

IN Professor Oven. assisted by several emi-
nent vocslis,s. by request gives Concert in la
fayette to night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
sew YORK MONEY MARKET.

sew YORK MONEY MARKET
New YORK, May 81.
Gold quiet and firm, under the expectation OF
continued heavy demand for export. The ex-
port by Cunard steamer for Europe is ST. ,79l ,499
The export from this port for the week is about
81 $50 600. The price opened this morning at
1861 declined to 1876, and went up to 1868
LATER.-Gold closed at Gallagher's exchange
tonight at 81 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

Less than 100000 OF the loan authorized by
last Congress are now the market THIS amount at
the rate at which il is being absorbed. viii all be sub
scribei for within two months when the notes will
doubtedly command premium, a. has uniformly been
the case closing the subscriptions other Leans
In order that ctizensin every ard section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan
the National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed 10 re.
csiss subscriptions at par Subscribers will select their
own agents, In whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery Of the notes
Tor which they receive orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

PRoxorIoSs.-The following promotions wer,
made at the Office of the Adjutsnt General OF
Saturday:
Thirty -eighth-A. j. Crandell. Captain; Jo
seph l.. Leach. First Lieutenant.
Forty second-T. B. Jones. First Lieutenant
One Hundred ard Forty -ninth-W. II. Boothe
Captain; John Hoffa. First Lieutenant.
Thirty fourth-O. l. Walker, Captain; Enocl
A McMahsn, First Lieutenant; Thos. j. Bows
man. Second Lieutenant.
One Hundred and Forty ffth-Geo. II. Dur
ham. Secord Lieutenant.
Forty fourth-Asron Hail. First Lieutenant
James 5. Eidridge. Second Lieutenant.
Sixty sixth-S T. Martin, Assistant Surgeon
Seventy fourth-Thomas Morgan. Colonel
Charles b. Mann. Lieutenant Colonel: L. s
Hgbee. Surgeon.
Eighty ffth-Jefferson E. Brant. Lieutenant
Colonel
Ninety ninth-W NJ. Walker. Major.
One Hundredth-R NJ johnson, Colonel: j
W Headington. Lieutenant Colonel; W II. Van.
aman Major.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
diff

- A fine fresh lot OF oranges, lemons, dates,
figs, cocoanuts, prunes and rsisins, at Central
Grocery. FLErcHER& DAvIpGE.
Ii Il If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

rE-See DIR. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of to days p'per.
jan - If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
100 LOAN.

These notes are Issued under date Of Jsy L. iscs and
are payable three years from that date IN currency
are convertible at the option Of the helder into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
y. 3. LOAN.
UNITED STATES
7.3O LOAN!
Il H Tx ID - r. R T. -
$3.50, 600, 900.

BY authority q The Secretary Of the Treasury he IN
cerssned the General sub-pop Agen; for the sale %
United States Securities offers to the public the third
series Ct Trea ury Notes bearing ard hrset>stA.
per cent interest per annum, knowa g. the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29

HAVING on hand large stock Of Door. Blinds,
III sash. Frames, Ac am selling the same al great
" reduced prices All Of my manufacture warranted
both as 20 materials and workmanship.
Dealers and Builders solicited 10 call and examine
NV stock and prices before purchasng elsewhere
A fun stock Of flooring. Dressed Lumber, Weather
Boarding holding, Brackets and other Manufactured
Building Materials always on hand
Flooring worked and Lsmber dressed and sawed 20
order. nyls-dSn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
JAY COOKE.

No. LA South Thind Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK, INDIANAPOLIS EAvlOSAL BANK. FOURTH
NATIONAL BANK, INDIANA NATIONAL BANK and
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, INDIANAPOLIS,
IND. my2a-dA vsn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Now offered by the Government, and It's superior al
vantages make Il the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-29
Telegraphic Dispatches.
ssrosvrp rrrsss<Is yos sxs sAarsrArs sssusxl-
Fer Morning Repsrs See Eirst Page.l
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
THR CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
Trouble Among the Soldiers
GUeRRIllAS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
UNION PRISONERS PARoLED
UNION FEELING IN THE SOUTH
Trouble Among the Soldiers
GUeRRIllAS IN NORTH CAROLINA
UNION PRISONERS PARoLEp

UNION FEELING IN THE SOUTH
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-A wag in a
country barroom, where each man was
relating the wonderful tricks they had
seen performed by Signor Blitz and
the rest of the conjuring family ex-
pressed bis contempt for the whole
trade, declaring that he could perform
any of their tricks, especially that of
beating watch in pices and restoring
it whole. a .ti ti ss#
It being doubted, he demanded
trial. Several watches were at once
produced for the experiment.
"There," said he, there are the
pieces"
/" Yes,' all exclaimed, "now let's
see the watch"
He used mysterious words, shook
up the fragment, and at length put
down the pestle and mortar, observ-
ing:
:" Well, I thought Icouzd do it, but
by George, Icom't :"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31
The Gazette \ Gplttet
G ENERAL NEW s.

Mosquitoes hitherto almost un.
known in England, have prevailed at
some Of the seaports this summer. 90,
! Gov. Lewis, of Wisconsin, has COM
planned to the War Department of
abuses and harsh treatment bestowed
upon troops of his State by Gen: Gus
tar, aad'asking for their muster out Of
service. ..a5 rofIe,ag fsa5i
Some of Secretary Stewards friends,
admit that he did notify the British
Government Of the Fenian movement
in this country, and justify it on the
ground that England gave us notice Of
the St. Albans and other rebel raids
from Canada. ,.e,alI
Paris with population of 1906
l41, possesses more than fifty thou
sand acres Of open ground, planted
with more than one million trees. wy
The Conference Of the M. E.
Church, South, recently in session at
Nashville recommends that the word
South be stricken from the name of
their Church. aef,.-.r.ssq adj
Official dispatches from Alabama,
are to the effect that Provisional Gov
ernor Parsons will be elected to the
United States Senate. saa ''2ia I"
Official dispatch from South Carroll
an announce the election of Hon. Mr..
Orr, as Governor of the State under
the new constitution. Wade Hamp-
ton and Porter are also elected.
Gen. Dick Taylor has vainly at
tempted to ascertain, Of the President
when Jeff. Davis trial will take
place. It is however supposed that
it will come off at an early day.
English omnibuses have been es-
tablished, which run from Jerusalem
and Bethlehem to the places in the
neighborhood. o al.4 a1l5 psf. sHd
A cake of gold weighing 1872
ounces, the produce of 300 tons of
quartz, has been exhibited at Bsndi-,
20, Australia.
The War Department has issued an
order discharging from arrest all per
sons failing to report under any draft.
1t is estimated that $4,000 bales
Of cotton will be procured this year,
along the line of Illinois Central Rail-
road, against 5000 bales last year.
Il is estimated that the cost of the
Wertz trial to the Government will
be upward 100000. In one in
stance, the expense of providing q
single witness for the defence was 49,.
| 100.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31
SHREvEPoRT.-The News of th

f." rH
\ SHREVEPORT. The News of the
18th says: .T$.
/ There is still a considerable amount
Of cotton coming. On yesterday the
receipts were very heavy. Trade is
still brisk.
The Gaiety Theater is open in
Shreveport, under the management
of Mr.. w. L. Thomas. James Keith
& Co.'S Varieties Troupe are also ex-
pected in a few days.
Middling cotton is selling in Shreve-
sport at from 20 to rs cents a pound
in gold.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31

Some days ago sportsman in the
vicinity of Eureka, Illinois wounded
white crane, and took it to town.
While examining itsome of the citi-
gems tantalized the bird until they got
it angry. Among the number was G.
w. Thompson, formerly of Rockport,
Indiana, and for several years clerk of
Parke county, While STOPPING down
to pluck at it, the crane madea sud-
den peck at his face literally tearing
one Of bis eyes from bis head.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31
tzsgJ JOHN TILANO,
81 - WORKER IN
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron.

TTAVING established himself again in the above
Ill business, in Baton Rouge, most respectfully
informs his old friends and the public generally,
that he is prepared to do all work in his line.
All repairing attended to with despatch
Shop on Main street, near the Catholic Church.
..g. - T~.-..'s #as -a augl-tf
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-10-31
ONIONS AND POTATOES.

TX BARRELS, New Crop, at retail or by the Dbl
I'D Prices less than in New Orleans.
july27 JoSHU ABEAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

Though hostile 10 the Greek church there 40 person
moro universally respected In Athens than DR. Kiopo-
thakls,' HIS wife is Massachusetts lady.
The rite o. confirmation was administered 10 six hun
dred and seven 1--WE in the Broadway Catholic
church in Chelsea Nass the I'd iDst by the Right
Rev. r. Bayley. OF Newark. NJ j. Those who received
We sacrament were mostly young persona There we're
twenty priests In aten lance representing twenty
one different pasishea This the hrut confirmation
at the Catholic church In ChescA The parish q Chelsea
North Chelsea and Lynn has been under the pastoral
charge OF the Rev Father Patrick strain for several
years. who has been instrumental In erecting large and
hne church in Lynn also large and handsome Gothic
brick church on Broadway in Chelsea which Is one hum
dred and twelve feet In length and seventy three Ia
BREADTH and has lately been fnshsd inside IN beautiful
style
Mrs Clark, who died last week st Albany st the a.
vsncod age OF eighytwo years. was the mother OF tour
sons, al oergymen Bishop Clark, Of Rhode isfand;
Rufus W. Clark, d. d., OF the Dutch Reformed church.
Albany; Geo II. Clark D. D., rector OF Christ church,
Hartford, and Samuel A. CLARK, rector Of 81 Johns
church, Elizabeth, NJ.
The stone OF new Protestant Episcopal church
is to be laid at Cape May Thursday the 1h inst The
church will be located the east side or Washington
street. below Jefferson
-Four clergymen OF Boston In Europe or on their
way tn ther-Rev W. r. Alger, Rev. Henry n Dexter,
and Rev. Drs s. K LOthrop and e. 8. Gannett What 10
more noticeable 70 that none have the bronchttts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

The Chicago Rspvbiscow says:-At Athens che capital
Of Greece, have two American missionaries Rev Dr.
Hill and Dr. Jonas King Mr. Hill, though seventy years
DID, In still gay New York Bpsoopaiian, fond OF society
and Of all the good things Of this world Dr. King
sern Puritan aastsre HUI sociabls. The modern
kthenians Who have preserved good deal a the humor
which distinguished their anoeafos in the times
Of Aristophanes are very much smused Mt the
contrast between the two American missiona-
ries. and have recently expressed their feelings
In q caricatures representing Dr. King solemnly
administering religious truth 10 Greek kneeng before
him deveut contrton while DR.. Hill site II the other
end Of the entertaining his gucss with sparkling
French champagne, Both men are however popular In
Athens DR. Kings Calvnistc theology Is respected,
and DR. Hills jovia disposition is rellshed DR. Hill and
his wife, whose maiden name was Mulligan, have done
much by their excellent female seminary TO raise the
standard Of education among the ladies OF Athens and
this having been brought TO the knowledge OF the Eng
llsh government the late Earl OF Aberdeen caused DR.
Hill 10 be appointed chaplain OF the British embassy
The most interesting religious character OF Athens how
ever, Is Dr. Kalopothakis Spartan by birth, and a
graduate Of Andovor, who publishes weekly paper, In
Witch he diuses With great ability and great moral
enthusiasm the principles OF civil and religious bers
aud the nobost characteristics OF Prutes,apt religion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Fine Arts.

We regret to learn that Mr. Nehlig the artist has LOST
by tho rc, at $50 Broadway the whole Of his pictures
FINISHED and unfinished the One old carved furniture of
bis studio, his collection Of old costumes arms and
cwey, and, in fact, everything belonging 70 him con-
Gained in the building The loss ID rreparsblc a the
collection the fruit Of many years. research and was
tnvausble 10 him In his artistic abor Among the un-
nisbed works destroyed the large picture Of the
fBatie Of Gettysburg" which the artist has been
Employed for year. The studks for u wers taken On
}Ae spot different intervals, end were al destroyed
w,th the picture. promised 70 be one Of the most
important historical works ever undertaken in this
country.
NJ de Kcyser Is painting, iu the Academy at Antwerp
series Of large pictures illustrating the persons and
lives OF all the famous artists In the city. How long
i be before anything Of this sort Is done in England
Atelcsraphic despatch from Rome announces that
great lire had taken place In the scarra Palace The
gallery OF pictures saved. That valuable collection
pncudcs the picture OF "vanty and Modesty," by Leo
nardo da vinci, and the "Flute Player" by Raphael
The manufacturers Of bonzes have announced q com
petition among tho artists and workmen employed in
shat important branch Of Paris industry Tho prizes 20
Pe distributed are TO consist Of rueiss and honorable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
The Soldiers or Connecticut.

PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM.
Whereas the General Assembly at its recent session,
Resolved 'That the heartfet thanks and lasting gra-
de of the people Of this State due and hereby
rendered 70 all Connecticut officers and soldiers OF every
rank and grade who in the Of the rebellion, have
calamity born the dag and noby sustained the honor Of
STATE and who by long Of faithful service and
many hard fought Aed, have aided In preserving TO
Institutions, and in demonstrating to the world
that government Ia strong that which rests in
the will OF free aud enlightened people, and that no
armies invincible citizen soldiers battling for
their own liberties and the rights OF man."
THAT this State will gratefully cherish and honor
the memories Of those victims OF and rebel barbara
ties who went forth from for defence, but who
not back 10 participate In the blessings OF that
peace which, through their efforts and sacrifices, lust
God has vouchsafed TO US"
'That His Excellency the Governor be requested by
suitable proclamation, 70 publish tho foregoing resolu
tons /"
Therefore l. William A. Buckingham, Governor OF the
State Of Connecticut 10 order to effect the object de-
signed by the General Assembly hereby issue this pro-
csmation, and call upon the citizens Of this common.
wealth 70 manifest by expressions Of gratitude and by
acts Of kndpess both 70 the living and to tho families Of
the honored dead their high appreciation Of the sacr.
ices made by each Of the tyhree thousand three hun
dred and thirty men, who from this State have entered
the military service OF the nation during recent srug
gle with rebellion; and TO impress upon their children
and their childrens children the duty Of holding such
patriotic services In honor and perpetual remembrance
and thus prove the enduring gratitude Of the republic
Given under my hand and the seal OF the State at the
city OF Hartford this the seventh day OF August IN the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty.
I've WM A. BUCKINGHAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Tho Maritime Provinces and Confeders-
ttOn-A N0vs Sc0tlam Delegate Sum-
aA IN Epn~la Nd

From the Montreal Gazette, July 10l
Il L. stated by the Halifax CUsen the best authority
on he subject that the Hon. Joseph Howe received
despatch summoniug him TO London confer with the
Imperial government on matters concerning the Recip
rocty treaty; and that he has left Mr. Howe Q man
of influence in Nova Scotia II Ia possible that in Eng
land he may modify his views with respect confedera
Zion HIS being sent for by her MAestys government 10
IN incident Of interest,"
MILITARY GOVERNOR FoR NEW BRUNSWICK.
The 81. John New Brunswick) Evening Standard
8ays"There 10 doubt that General Williams tof
Kars celebrity, and lately commander Of the British
forces Canada has been appointed Governor OF this
province Hcwill enter upon the duties Of his ONCE
IN early day."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Appointments In Masssehusetts-vieIa
tien Of the Revenue Laws.

The Commonwealth learns that II IL not improbable that
the Of We Hon. Daniel W Gooch for Collector Of
this port, Hon Hannibal Hamiin for Naval 0ncsr, and
General A. B. Underwood for Surveyor, viii be sent
the President for commissions supercding thereby John
8 Goodrich, Amos Tuck aud Charles A. Phelps respec.
uycly
The Traveller states that the leading hotels Of this city
have beea visited by United States internal on
ec who seized oil their stock OF cigars for alleged vo
ation Of the revenue laws and carried them TO the
United States Court House where they were placed IN
the custody Of the United Atates Msrshsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Fires st PhilaasiPhia.

Early this morning the Cohocksink Iron Works, on
Germantown road were destroyed BY IRE, the result Of
accident Loss ooo which s insured for $4,000
in the Royal Insurance Company
st. Georges Methodist church, 10 Fourth street. below
Vine street. Of the oldest churches in the city, was
completely destroyed by re at ten O'Clock this morning
Several adjacent dwellings we're much injured by the Ore
and wafer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

o3i bales Of upland ana II bales Of ssA IAnd 500 bales
or domsstics and LII casks Of roe
The Savannah river had last week fallen 10 an alarm
ipcv low stage OF water and 1t feared for time
thsi asincss upon II would have 70 be suspended A
teesrsA was received here few days since however
iron, up he uvsr announcing that 1t rising This
wss caused by tho abundant rains which have fallen ina
the INTERIOR aud tho has probably enough by
this time 70 spw the boss " mako ther regular lxps
for uullil In lonou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

mentions and the following smounA' in money -Fos
scuptors and modeliers eso> soof chasefs
i6oof designers 5oof founders, 6oof turner's soo'
mounters jon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

LARGE ARRIVAL CoTroS AT SAVANNAH On satur-
day afternoon the steamer Amazon Captain w. Johnson
arrived Al this city FROM Augusta with 100 bales OF
upland cotton 900 bales of domescs and large guam
tity OF other freight We are Indebted 10 the polite par
ser OF the Amazon for late interior papers The Amazon
will depart for Augusta on Tuesday ucxt. Savansah
Republican, At1UL I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Ministerial Incomes and Salaries.
The following are the incomes Of Hartford ministers

The salaries Of the Chelsea Msss ciergymen, range
follows:-
Chestnut street Congregational Society 1000; Broad.
tst society, $500 Unversalist 1900; Walnut
Methodist, 81, 100; Bengham, $1,000 Unitarian,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Musical.

The old German j0dEer Herr Won Joel, OF the cee-
brIties Of Evans Music Hail. London, Is dead. Years
ago writes Edmund Yates in the London Starr whom
visit to nght-sngng house was a source Of guilty
pleasure 70 youth, long befooe the days Of music
halls when the Coal Hole the Cider Cellars and Evans
we're the only houses where you ate your cnal chop
accompaniment OF vocal music, Joel feature in
late Lendon life He figured often in the early numbers Of
Punch and in Mr.. Albert Smiths Adventures Of Mr.
Ledbury." To how many youths hall Of whom
dead the Other half sober middle aged men, has he not
addressed the request 'veel you obge mo with your
vokn shteecks" and the walking stick lent, he would
whistle on TO 1t the never.varying tune Who has not
heard his ''Eemitation Of de Warm Yarts" He
Of the frat and worst Of j0drs heard over here and
sung 1.-The Merry Swiss Boy in horrible plca DemtcA
For tho last ten years be has been TO Mr. Green Of
Evans, 'something higher than his WAITER" and "a
little dearer than any other OF his retaner but ION
account Of his long services he VA retained tho
establishment until his dea,k which happened last
week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

Has nature antdots for acquired discssest All Who
suffer believe they ought 10 and Gan be- cured The
PLANTATION hIrrERS prepared By DR.. Drake, VI New
York. have doubt benensd aud cured OF
Dyspepsia Nervousness Stomach, Lose of Appctte.
Sinking weakness General Debility and Mental Despon
dency than any other article In erissence They are eom
posed OF the herbs carefully prepared
be taken tonic and gentle smuant They adapted
u condition Of life and extensively popular
with mothers snd pcrsons Of sedeutary babts
Albany, n. ", August Y, is65.-Noties 10
hereby gwen that Messrs r. v. Haughwon, Co. OF Nos
as 40 and s2 broadway New York the sole agents Tor
the sale In that aud its suburbs Of the Aubn Patent Dry
Holder steemboas 40 aud that all persons making
using selling the the above district without their
will prosecuted for the infringement aud for
the damages resulting tberefrQm-
w. q. HAwLEy. Sole Assignee OF Pa,ens
a Good Head with Had Characteristic
August PHRE LOGICAL JOURNAL, ~ cents
FOWLER WELLS, s3s Broadway, New YORK
Army Corps badge Pima and Rings ~ 10
c.rst g,ld, rschiy sDsmeed BRYANT BENri.kt
Msopiscaiiug Jewclcts ~ MAIDEN lsne. New YORK