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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOC A. "
NEW York, Nav 10.

New YoRk, May 10.
The first regular through passenger train from
Cincinnati by the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway arrived here last night. 1t left Cincin.
natl on Monday morning.
The Tribune's Washington special says the
close of the war and consequent fall Of gold seem
to have produced a hegira of Americans. The
number of passports made out by the state de-
partment during last month is large.
The general hospital at Annapolis has been
discontinued and ordered to be turned over to the
navy department.
Captain Robert Lincoln has returned, and will
his mother to their home in Illinois,
in a few days.
The government has full and detailed infor-
nation concerning JEFF Davis bureau of torpe
does and internal machines.
Pictures of these deadly missiles were captur
ed, and among other devices were torpedoes in
the shape and appearance of Jumps of steamer
coal, so perfect in resemblance that il would not
be readily distinguished from genuine coal.
Existence Of these internal devices confirms
the belief that the stamer Sultana was destroyed
by torpedoes in her coal.
The purser OF the pirate Alabama has been
appointed to a first class clerkship in the land
office. This position with a good salary has
been given him by the government that his ties
timOny may be available as to the captures and
distinctions committed by the corsair.
The Times special says the state department
will forward by the steamer which sails for Eu-
rope to- morrow from Boston to our ministers at
the leading courts, full particulars of the evi
dence against Davis & Co conspirstors Of the
work of the assassination.
Ia addition TO this, the authorities have pre-
pared accurate descriptions. in hand bills and by
photographs, of Davis, Sanders, Clay 4 Co.,
which will be extensively circulated. not only in
this country, but in Canada and Europe.
Gen. Wilson's cavalry still hold possession of
Weston. Georgia, including Macon and Atlanta.
His operations were not materially affected bv
the Sherman and Johnston armistice.
The common council of London, the Ameri-
can chs mber of m 10 Liverpool, and pub
lie bodies in various parts of England have
adopted resolutions of sympathy and indigna-
ton.
Large number of Germans in London have
presented addresses to NJ. Adams, American
minister 10 London.
At "a call of Fernando Wood an assemblage
took place at Grosvenour Hotel, on the 9th, TO
give expression to their sentiments. but at the
suggestion of Mr.. Adams. who sent a message,
TO the effect that the meeting adjourn to the LIST
of May, when u great meeting of Americans
will take place at ST. James Hall, under the SUI
pervision of Mr.. Adams.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11
Jesf Davis-His Arrival IN Georgia

The Chattanooga Gazette of the 9Th instant
has Information derived from unquestionable au-
ihority that JEFF Davis was at the town of Wash
ington. Wilkes county, Georgia, on Tuesday
night last. Hs had no escort whatever, With the
exception OF a few personal friends, and OF course
10 wagons loaded with specie. Ben Hull, a
prominent politician OF Georgis, left Atlantis on
MONDAY night TO 20 10 Washington to meet Da-
yis. The fugitive will attempt TO cross Georgia.
Alabama aud Mississippi IN disguise. de 10
lends 10 make the attempt TO reach Texas
Washington - IA town of about one thousand
inhabitants. situated in Wilkes county, oil which
n il the county seat. fifty tso miles northeast OF
MIIedgeviile. \ branch RAILROAD twenty miles
in length connects II with the Georgia railroad
AZ Cumming. aud from there is Is uninter-
rupted eastward with Augusta, or westward
through Atlanta 10 West Point West o. The
last NAMED place the railroads have been &c
riously Injured by rAIding parties from General
Wilson's commsnd The last time, previous to
thi-. that jeff was heard from, be sss said 10 be
a, Aobeyvilie. South Carolina, hotiy pursued by
Col Palmer. With a portion OF the 18Th PeunsyI-
wanna cavalry Anderson troop Of Gen Stone
mans command
Abbe, vile Is thirty miles only in a northeass
direction from Washington. Good roads lead
rom AbDeyvlie ia a southwest direction 10 a
email village called Petersburg, and a terri
| called Be k~lsle. both on the Savannah river.
Buksdale Ferry l. about forty miles from Au-
gusta, and Petersburg Is eight or ten miles iar-
thar.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

Police MATrKEs "A large number of offend
ers paidsheir respects to Mayor Caven Yesterday
and our qualification at the absence of dabblers
i'm crime the dsy before was short lived
Joel Bentler. Geo. Arvey and Kate Bill were
fined the usual 81 and cost for being drunk aud
making themselves ridiculous ar we'll as a nui
sauce
Nelly Gray. not the one in the song Belle
Thompson and Fanny Devlin for being the in
mates OF a bawdy house we're fined $40 aud cost
This - not the first appearance in the criminal
dock OF these nymph du pares.
Alice Washington. 4 notorious demirep, and
Susan Williams with an alias TO her name. were
set down in the sum OF $50 apiece for being the
proprietors Of houses Of disreputsble charac-
ter.
Chas. F. Eamming, for assault and battery
vas found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine OF
S. Do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

NATIONAL DrBrs AND U. s STOCKS The
creation of national deb;s is DOT a modern i'm
orOyement, but the ability Of a great nation to
provide for a great debt, and TO make it the
most convenient and best form of personal prop
erty. IL a modern wonder The debc of Great
Britain wss begun by raising a million sterling
by loan in 1862 ard when her great contest with
Louis XIV was terminated. the debt had reached
fifty millions Many statesmen and economists
were then alarmed at the great burden which had
been imposed upon the industry OF the country,
but when the war of the Austrian succession had
swelled this amount to eighty millions, Macau
lay SAYS that historians and orators pronounced
the case to be desperate But when war again
broke out, aud the national debt was rapidly
carried up to one hundred and forty millions.
men Of theory and business both pronounced
that the fatal day had certainly arrived.
David Hume said that although. by taxing it,
energies 10 the utmost, the country might posi-
bly, live through il. the experiment must never
be repeatei-even a small increase might be IA
tai. Granville said the nation must sink under
IA unless some portion OF the load was borne by
the American colonies. and the attempt TO i'm
pose this load produced the var Of the revOlu
ton. ard instead Of diminishing. added another
hundred millions To the burden Again, saws
Macsulsy. was England given over. but sgain
she was more prosperous than ever before. But
when At the close of her Napoleoaic wars 10 1916,
this debt bad been sselled up 10 the enormous
sum of over eight hundred millions sterling, or
four thousand three hundred million dollars. or
nearly one halt the entire property OF the United
Kingdom, the stouteSt heart. the hrmest believer
in national progress and national development,
might veil have been APPALLED, But in the very
face of this mountain of obligatiou-to say moth
ing Of her vast colonial possessi0ns-lhe proper
~ of the British nation has been more than trebled
and her debt - how n charge # but l2i, per
cent. against II.
All that Great Britain has done in paving her
debt. We shall do. snd more. with o-rs. We
have ysstterfltoYe e. untouched hy the pillow. mines
of all precious metals OF which We have hardly
opened the doOrs. a population full of lite. eneT-
", enterprise and industry. and he accumulated
wealth OF money and labor OF the old countries
pouring into The hap of our giant aud verto.he
united republic. During the hercest AID mot, *
haustiBg Of all possible war. We have demon
s,rated our national susngth-snd ali the world
over. national strength j. but another name for
Rational credit As good as United States
stocks will soon be SYNONYMOUS the world
over ~ith "as good a. British cOusuls. For our
part. ~e think ; treasury note. bearing sew
en- aud three-tenihs annual interest. i just a.
much better tbsn British coosols a. the rate a.,
interest i higher Some OF our tmid brethren
who shipped their gold 10 Loudon and invested
"a consols, are Dow glad to sell out. aud invest a,
home at . round lo<s-xnd serves them right
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

The MKrRoPoLrrAS-The "Old Corporal. -
for the third time this week. was played to a re
spectacle audience last evening The play
has been received as we'll as It's merits entitled il
to the patronage Of our theatre going public; but
that it will not wear is evident Merisorious as
it may be. il Is not the style Of drama that is ac-
ceptable to this community.
To night. by special request, Hamlet" is to
be produced. with Mr.. Bandmsnn as the Prince
Of Denmark. This is one of the finest plays OF
Shakespeare. and it Is said that Mr.. u makes a
very fine Hamlet. The play is a deeply inter
esting one when well acted, and the lovers of
fine defamation will certainly he present to
witness the rendition of this tragedy this even
ing There is merit in it worthy Of patronage.
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Edinburgh, Indiana.

PEoNorIoSs-The f~olIoving promotions have
been made at the Office Of the Adigtan, General
IN Indiana regiments. since our last report:
7th cavalry-John W. Longwell.
2ist infantry-Stephen Stattcup. 81 lieuten-
ant
l47th-Francis L. Cunningham. I'd lieuteD-
ant.
4th csValry-A. c. Rosencrsns
4sth-Joseph G. Mcbride, captain; James NJ
G Nelson. LIST lieutenant: Jacob Augustine, cap
tain: Peter j Howe, lst lieutenant.
~l29th-John Cole. LIST lieutenant; Jesse ID
Manhood. 2i lieutenant.
9TH csvairy-A j. Thompson. Let lieutenant
jane, Dundsn. 81 Lieutenant
22d-Alvin G. Graves, captain.
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NOTICES.

BUILDING LOTs AT Auction on MONDAY,
1--we will sell on Monday. May 18th. At
2 o'clock p. IN, on the premises, at public AUG
ton, % city lots in the northwest section of the
city. fronting on North, Douglass, Blake and
Elizabeth streets. These lots are situated in part
of the city that has improved more during the
past few years than aay other section Of the city
The lots are desirable for building purposes or
investments Thew will be cold without reserve.
Only ore fifth cash is required.
WILEY 4 MARTIN,
IO-5 Real Estate Brokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

A resolution expressing sorrov and indigna-
don regardless Of all differences Of opinion. 10
litically or otherwise. was unanimously adopted.
and ordered TO be sent TO the American minister
q London, TO Mrs. Lincoln and 10 Mrs Seward.
Ga the evening OF The same day and At the
same place. there was another great meeting OF
the working classes. at which similar resolutions
were adopted
A resolution of a more political character was
offered, which led to confusion. amidst which
the meeting adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

STRING FAR The Union Agricultural So
ciety will hold a horse isir on their grounds at
Edinburgh. Ind, Saturday, May %. 1865. Lib.
eral premiums are being offered. among which
are. -f~
For the fastest span trotting horses.
mares or geldings. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5000 OF
For the fastest trotting horse, mare
or gelding. OO
For the fastest pacing horse, mare
or gelding. .s25 OF
For premium list apply to
A Murz, Secretary,
Edinburgh, Indians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

cNoIssArr, May 10
The steady decline Of gold has unsettled the
markets. Prices are nominal
Flour frm; Super6ne s. 90; extra s. Is
and family 81 5065 on.
Wheat. red 81 40, white 81 45@I rs. Oats,
+5c Corn 75c. Rye Csc. Clover seed GA.
Barley Sl0Ql5. Barley 81 lO9I Is.
Whisky duil: small sales At 81 o5@2 OF.
Mess pork &c. Bulk meats Ia. Shout
l39l14; sides i4@l5; hams l49l5E. Bulk
hams l9t9c-
Lard loc.
Groceries firm, with a good jobbing demand
Sugar l3dl6c. Coffee 30d33c
Silver 81 lsdl %. Gold 81 29aI 80.
Money COS per cent.
Exchange firm.
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From louisvilfe.

LOUISVILLE, May l0.-The Cincinnati Pic
neer Association, per steamer United States, Wis
tied this city to-day. and partook of a sumptuous
dinner. They were addressed by Gen. Palmer.
Judge Bullock. and others, and left this after
noon.
The steamer st. Nicholas brought the Cincin-
natl Scotch Club, who were entertained by nu-
merols friends.
kilograms announcing the opening of flowing
petroleum wells at Boyd's creek and near Frank
lip, create considerable excitement here.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

ENTERPRISE We learn that a company Of
gentlemen propose building a steamboat to be
run on the waters OF the White river. The boat
is TO be built in this city and is to be eighty feet
in length with all the contrivances of a steam
boat-in fact To be a veritable boat propelled
with steam. The company propose To deepen
and narrow the channel OF the river in order that
there may be sufficient water at all times for
the navigation of the craft Success to the en-.
terprise.
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From PhtladeIph5a.

PHILADELrHIA, Nay l0.-The Bulletins sPe
cial says:
The reporters for the public press were all re-
fused admission to the trial Of the a~ssassins to-
day. The consequence will be that no ~pArticu-
lars of the trial will be made public until its
close, except through the medium Of government
authority.
Subscriptions yesterday to the Z 30 loan, as
teIegrsphed TO Jay Cooke. subscription agent,
from all parts of the union. were $l7 .4l0 100.
The number OF individual subscriptions of $50
and 500 we're ii .92S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

AZ The street railway company are putting
IN a culvert on Massachusetts avenue and Penn
sylvania street. The track Of the road will be
put down in a few days. thus making a continu-
Gus line Of road from Washington street, on
Pennsyivania, and thence on the avenue, to New
Jersey street. The cars will be put on as soon as
the road il finished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

sS The Exchange saloon is doing a thriving
business. and fast establishing a reputation as a
trst-class saloon of the west The new proprie
tor undoubtedly understands the business of
making an establishments Of this kind popular.
The most accommodating attendants are always
ready to wait upon customers. and no vexatious
delay il ex Derienced by customers.
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70 The planting of corn has been retarded
by the wet weather. which seems to have extend
ed itself throughout the state, as We hear the
same complaints from all localities. The farmers
are full Of complaints. and predict that the crop
OF this species Of cereal will be short If the
planting does not take place soon. All other
products have been kept back in their growth by
the GOODNESS Of the ground aud the excessive
rains
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l5dtf.

GRcCERIEs AT Auction A general variety
of staple groceries. tin and queensware. &c will
be closed out at Feitherston's rooms to-day at
91s q. m also dining chairs, bedsteads. mat
tresses. m~attings, sofas, tables. &c. &c. Go
snd get bargains. VIZ. +. FEArHERsros,
Auctioneer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

THK FESIAS BALL.-The ball Of the Fenian
Brotherhood. will take place this evening at Ma
sonic Hall. The committee have spared no
pains in perfecting their arrangements. and il
will. without doubt be the most brilliant affair #
the season. The balls heretofore given by the
Brotherhood have been select and pleasant and
every effort has been made to give the entertain
ment tonight the same character.
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cS~Wm. F. Rupp, merchant tailor. has just
returned from the east with a fine assortment OF
cloths, cassimeres. vestings, etc, which are pJr-
chased al panic prices. aud which will be sold
lower than ~ any other house in the city, and
made up in the latest style. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. You will find it
to your interest to do so. East Washington
street, opposite the Tabernacle. 1913
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

cRs-Hez is ahead of the times again, and
kiah knows how 10 have spring chickens served
no, at the "Gersnium," in the very best style,
and he solicits the patronage of all his old
friends. The very best wines and liquors sold
at the bar. at No 81, Kentucky Avenue. oppo-
site the state offices
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

TKASsTEEs OF REAL EsTArE-The following
transfers OF real estate were made at the County
Auditors Office. yesterday:
Sarah Jane Cox to Mary Charles, lot No. ID,
Of out lot 80. IN Indianapolis Price $500.
McKernan L Pierce to Felix keenan,. lot No.
Go. in MeKerpan 4 Pierce's subdivision Of out
lot No 12l, in Indiana polls. Price $500.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

tT- yesterday Was the dullest. most dreary,
desolate day that Ne remember Of experiencing
for some time A cold rain fell all day. which
kept in eoors all whom necessity did not compel
to be oct. We heard Of npmberiess cases of the
blues. and certainly the day was Of the kind to
beget perverseness and lOv-spirits.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

~ We have Just received from Boston, a full
line Of sea fish of the best quslity-salmon, hal
ibut, herring, mackerel and Goldfish. Also, a
fresh lot of sardines. at lower prices.
FLETCHER 4 DAvIDsE,
Is diff. Central Grocery.
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From

WARRINGTON, MAY 10 Civil machinery isbe-
ing put into operation in Virginia. The state has
been divided into four districts, and the secretary
OF the treasury has appointed u number OF asses
sors and collectors.
A revisoAot the regulations and form of the
quartermaster department is being demanded to
meet the requirements of the service
4 board of officers has been constituted to
prepare forms aud drafts of the revised regula-
tons aud also an explanatory manual for the con-
siieIstion OF the quartermaster general and sub
mission TO the secretary OF war for approval and
PRONUNCIATION
Commander A. Bryson has been appointed
feet captain of the Mississippi Squadron.
The % and 5th corps are expected to reach
Belle Plain to-day.
Many citizen clerks are being discharged, and
disabled soldiers substituted.
The army o. the Shenandoah expects soon to
be recalled TO Warrington.
Information has been received at ST Paul of a
skirmish with the Indians near Mankato- Sb
lev was after them
The cavalry of tie army OF the Potomac are
not to be disbanded With The infantry Sherid.n's
command will be reOrgsnized and set at work
again. a. will that in the southwest. and all will
probably be placed under command of Gen Sher
idan The consolidated force will lumber about
100. 900 men. The main portion will probably
be sent into the country westo the Mississippi
river.
The city councils and those who attended the
| public meeting last night, while expressing them
selves fully and unalterably determined to pre-
vent traitors Or abestors and -synpathizers from
acquiring or retaining residences in our midst,
they ssy they will endeavor 20 secure the coop
Grafton of the national government. and there
fore = committee il to be appointed TO consult
With the proper authorities in relation 10 the most
feasible plan of action.
Gen Grant has issued the loilowing inst uc-
items TO Gen Augur. relative to the disposition
TO be made of paroled prisoners:
HEADQUARTERS ARMEs l 81
WA-HISGroS, ID. c. May :
Gen c. q Augur, Commanding Department OF
Washington:
! General-Please send all OF the paroled prs
oGers OF the late reOel armies. row confined or
! detained at Alexandra, Va , To their homes.
Those whose home-, AZ the tune OF joining the
rebel armies. we're Ia the states that have never
been in rebellion. and who desire TO return to
them. will be required TO take the oath prescrib-
ed 10 the presidents amnesty proclamation; pro
sided thew are no, excepted from its benefits; II
80 excepted they will be detained.
Those living in Texas will be sent IN charge
II an officer aud will be landed on the west bank
of the Mississippi about the mouth OF tue Red
river.
By command of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
A. >. BovEls, A. 4. g..
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Willy < MARTIN,
Real Estate Broke

EUREKAl-THE INTALLIBLE HAIR REsroRA-
TIVE Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair TO its natural color, mot DYING curing
all diseases of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling off, giving it a softness and glcs'
that nothing else can produce. Price 81 90 per
bottle Gold by all druggists.
]. F Senour. druggist, Bates House Block
agent. eod-tf
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rs All who wish to build. make a specula-
ton, secure a home. or make a profitable invest
ment, will do we'll 10 attend the sale of building
lots on Monday, MAY Is. by Wiley 4 Martin.
real estate auctioneers. See advertisement.
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RENOvATER RS.
CLEANING AND 0YeING ESTABLISHING

FTNHR UNITED STATES pYE-HOUsE, NO sssoUTp
Illinois street, indianapolis, Indiana,
At this old and well known establishment, the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In perm anent and
beautiful colors; and gents garments thoroughly renovs-
ted and repaired.
New and secondhand clothing bought and sold, also,
a paticular branch in the business denominated fine draw.
ing-billia5 stable cloth, or tear in any garment can be
so wrought a. at il can not be visible to the naked eye.
Remember the place. No. 3s South Illinois street.
janlo JOSEPH HARRIS. Proprietor.
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gT- A fine fresh lot of oranges, lemons. dates.
figs, cocoanuts, prunes and %raisins. at Central
Grocery. FLETCHER & DAvIDGE.
IL If
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e-First Lieut.. II. Taylor. of the e5th regi
ment, and ri Lieut. +. Smith, Of the 9Th regi
ment. have been honorably discharged the ser
vice on account Of disability.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

Benjamin I'm. Who left Atlanta on last Mon
day night, to ioin Davis, was formerly a promi-
nen' member Of the vhig party IN the state Of
Georgia, and ran for governor against Joe
Brown. the present incumbent, a short time be
Tore the rebellion. louisville Journal.
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See Dr.. VIM. Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth page of TO days n'per.
Jan ~ If.
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cIrYtTsM

tE-Leui Col +. d. Baldwin, Of the l2h
has had bis resignation accepted. on
sccoust Of pressing private reasons.
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IN"
WABASH PETROLEUM
AND
COAL MINING CO..
Ar
N IND,
Capital stock, Sd, 2JO,OOO,
Divided into $500 Shares at $50 each
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE
Oh INDIANA.

WILLIAM DALE, Of New York, President.
JOSEPH RISfISE. Coyington, Vice President,
W. ID. KkRR. Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-11

SB-The nee Board Of Public improvement
organized Yesterday by electing Henry Coburn
president The Board consists Of Councilmen
Coburn. Thompson and Seidensticker and meets
every Wednesday afternoon, at the ONCE OF the
ci,y clerk, in Glenns' Block.