davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
CouScIt GRANDPA.
ISpIANAPofIs. M % (

CouScIt CuAxBxR. .
lsDIAsAPotis. Msy % <
Council net In regular session last evening
Present HE Honor. Mayor Cavep. Council
men Allen Bosr, Bro.n. Emerson. Fletcher.
Glazier. Grosvenor.- Ksppcs. Lefevsr. LOOMS,
Schmidt. Ssitens,icker.
The Hack ordinance was taken up a. the spe.
cia order.
The Clerk Was directed TO read the ordinance
as amended ard submitted by the Chairmaa OF
the Judiciary Committee
The Ordinance vas adopted Ayes-AIlen
Boar. Brown Emerson, Fletcher, Glazier
GrosveDor. Kappes. Lefsver. Looms, schmid,
and Sedensiicker
No.-Nr Cooley
Several petitions were received concerning
The grading and gravelng Of different streets
Were referred 10 the Board Of Public Improve
ments.
Anumber OF bid. were let TO John stump for
grHveling and gradingo New York street, be
tween Tennessee aud Mississippi streets. also
Massachusetts, avenue. between Pennsylvania
and New Jersey streets.
A bid Of W II Sibley TO build sewer on Mar
ket street. between Pogues Run and the corpo
ration line. At 81 50 per foot was referred to the
City Engineer
The following ordinances were pu. upon their
third reading and passed:
street and sidewalks. between 81, Clair and
Cherry streets
One for tho grading and grsveling of Illinois
street aad sidewalks. between McCariy and Ray
streets.
One for the grading and crawling of Wa.
bash street and sidewalks, between East and
Noble streets
One for restraining persons from Offering for
sale any goods. wares. merchandise. &c, by
runners, IN the city OF Indianapolis
The rules were suspended In order 10 allow
report from special committee on rules.
Al ordinance precribing rules and regulation.
for the government Of the City Council. its Off
GERS and officers connected with the city govern
ment, was read second time and ordered TO be
printed.
The Committee on Police recomm ended the
election OF one additional Lieutenant and eight
night policemen to the city police force Also.
communication concerning the Marshal AT the
Union Depot The question arose as to how
long said officer held his Office, and the Clerk
VAS authorized to notify the Union Depot Com
pany that there was no legal Marshal. although
one acting. at the Depot.
That part OF the report recommending The in
creasinx OF the police force was laid on the
table.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the CITY
Attorney to open a correspondence with the
President OF the 4 q X X for the purpose
Of securing the payment of the amount paid
by the city for the erecting of bridge across
The track Of the Company at the intersection OF
Noble street.
resolution was adopted. authorizing the City
Clerk 10 advertise 70. proposals for lighting the
city and furnishing the citizens thereof with gas
Tor twenty years from and after March 81. 1866
and that he cause advertisements TO be inserted
in toe official city paper. and one paper in each
OF the cities Of Cincinnati New York. Boston,
and Philadelphia.
On motion. the Council adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
GEN. Grierson Heard from.

INV YoRK, May 29-The Herald's Mont
gomery (Alabsma) correspondent says: Busi
ness is being resumed here, and good order pre-
walls The number OF rstions issued daily to
the white people is 1000, and TO the coored PEG
pie 5000 Many Of the white people receiving
ratons are of the most respectable families.
Gen. Grierson and his command had reached
Troy when informed of an armstice with J John
ston He learned at the same time of the assss
sination OF the President He moved on to Eu-
fsls, Alabama, where he could obtain better sub
sstence. After remaining four days he heard of
the reputation Of the armistice. and proceeded
at once to Montgomery. The people throughout
the country were exceedingly anxious for peace
They acknowledge being badly whipped, and are
willing to try the old Government again, minus
the slaves.
The country is full of returning soldiers who
are much ncensed against the rich and leading
rebels who had urged them into the rebel ranks,
leaving their families to suffer during their alb
sense
Major Perry's expedition, consisting Of mere
handful of men. had made a circu, through
Clownsville, Bells Landing, Camden. Clifton
and other places, and destroyed much rebel Prop
erty They had things all their own way. help
ing themselves to Drses freely. and being hand
somely entertained by the ladies. whom they
treated with gsllan,ry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
Secretary of State.
PROCLAM NATION.

BY the President of the United States. Of An.
Desty.
whereas, The fourth section of the fourth
article OF the Constitution OF the United States
declares that the United States shall guarantee
TO every State republican form of government
and shall protect each of them against invasion
and domestic violence; and
Whereas The President OF the nited State.
is by the Constitution made Commander in Chief
OF the armies and uavies. as well a. Chief Er
ecu,ive officer of the United States and is hound
by solemn oath faithfully to execute the office Of
President of the United States. and take c.re
that the laws be faithfully executed; and
Whereas, The rebellion which has been vsged
by portion OF the people OF the United States
against the properly constituted authorities of
the Government thereof. in the most violent aud
revolving form. but whose organized and armed
forces have now been almost entirely overcome
has in its revolutionary progress deprived the
people of the State OF North Carolina of oil
civil government; and
Whereas. IL becomes necessary and proper
to carry out and enforce the obligations of the
United States TO the people OF North Carolins
ia securing To them q republican form Of govern
ment; nov, therefore, in obedience 10 the hig d
and solemn duties imposed upon me by the Con
stitution Of the United States, and for the pur
pose of enabling the loyal people of said State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

TEMPERANCE Pic Me The grand Pic mic to
be given by the Sons OF Temperance will take
place on Wednesday. the 3lst, in the beautiful
grove at Minuewa Springs. The grounds are
put in good condition for the occasion. The
place itself is worth visit from any one The
train will leave the Union Depot at 8 O'Clock
NJ, aud return at o'clock p. NJ Let every
body go Tickets for the trip. seventy five cents:
children. forty cents--to be had at Todd Car
michael's Book Store, Indianapolis National
Bank. Dr.. Abbett's Office. and on the train
Those who do not choose to take their basket
can get good dinner at the Springs Hotel. for
sixty cents Prof. Gresch's band. and Cunning
ham. the leo cream man, will accompany the ex-
cursiOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

20 Remember the auction sale Of lots. by
MeKernan Frank, in Drake & Mayhews add
ton. on next Wednesday the 3lst at two O'Clock
L NJ These lots are situated on the Michigan
Road, near the corporation line, and on Drake,
Mayhew, Brooks and Torbet streets
The size of these lots Is 40xl20 feet, and in a
healthy part OF the city. and buildings are going
up rapidly in that locality Those persons rent
ing can now have n chance to purchase lot for
a small amount aud build for themselves a pleas
ant home
Also, several lots ia Brooks addition, .from
three TO seven acres each. will be sold ut the
same time Terms One half cash; balance in
six and twelve months
For further particulars. inquire of Mckernan
4 Frank. No 39Ia. Yves, w ,shngton street,
near the Palmer House, or MeKernan 4 Pierce,
Blake's Row 26-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

FOUR O'CLOCK A. N.


NKw YoaE. Nay - The steamer Belgian,
which left Liverpool on the morning Of the 18th,
via Londonderry on the 18th. passed Farther
Point late this morning.
Earl Russell addressed q letter 10 the heads Of
the various departments. dated Nay lIth. stating
that In the existing state Of the civil war IN
America and the uncertainty a. to lie contnu
ance. IL appears TO Her Msjestys Governmen
that the tune has arrived for the enforcement
Of the order given in the letter Of January 3ist.
1862. requiring belligsrent vessels 20 leave
British ports within "a hours. and restricting
supplies TO sctasl requirements
The various collectors Of customs at all parts
had been notified OF these notifications.
The Times OF the 10Th. in its city article. saws
the funds exported fell OF fourteen per cent. In
consequence Of rumos Of failure at Bombay.
involving liabilities to the amount Of between
three and fonr millions sterling; but Of which
rumor there J. a complete absence OF confrma-
ton.
AT the same time il made allegation that
enlistmen1s are nov being promoted at Wash.
ington and New York against the French in
Mexico, increasing the feeling OF depression.
while some dsappoin, ment was also felt al
the tone Of the Proclamation OF President John
son, pronouncng JEFF Davis and Others TO have
been accomplices In the recent assassination, a
charge which. without such proofs a. has rarely
been accumulated in any case, will not be enter
tanned for an instant by Euelishmen. who believe
that assassination is a crime repugnant to the
American character.
The Daily Telegraph says not many days ago
We expressed the belief that President johnson
would have chosen between the policy Of Butler
and the policy OF Grant, already the choice has
been made and il 10 20 our thinking disastrous
and insensate.
The Star says mott exaggerate reports have
been In circulation as to the policy of The United
States Government towards Great Britain, Can.
ada, France and Mexcio. IL would be only JUS
tice TO take the policy Of the United States Gov
eminent from itself or from its ackno vledged
organs. but it has suited the purpose Of interes
ted operators to accept instead wild and reckless
representations OF newspapers that are unrecog-
nHed and disavowsd.
The Epsggo says in order to be prepared for
all events the French Government has detern ned
to reinforce its naval stations in American
coasts.
The Lyons silk trade has derived material i'm.
portance from late American sdvices.
The American Church at Paris was crowded
in the memory OF Mr.. Lincoln. The Americans
in Paris were wearing Grape
The King OF Italy had opened great exhibi-
ton in Florence and nsagunisd the Dante cen.
tenary.
Mails from Calcutta to April the 10Th and
Melbourne March 25lh. have been received.
Nothing is known as to the Shenandoah be-
yond the report she had been lying in one Of the
bays at Kings Island while the crew constructed
another deck to strengthen her.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

Nav YoRK. Nay % The worries washing.
soa special says Admiral ooldsboros feet for
TIE Mediterranean ~ilI consist Of CD ve~.cls. and
WI depart shout the 9TH Of July fof thres
years cruise. New sonsides. double urretts and
a oaiiors will make part Of the feet. The Gag
snip vi be The Colorado. she vill drop anchor
ior seFersi months IN the hNbor Of Msrseiles
ano 'he rest OF The aeei viii scatter for variouf
farls Of the sea About 40 se..el. Gill erul.,
seout the British isle- and ia The North se.
The heet i now icing gathered at Fortress
Monroe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
Nssr goFE MARKET.

NEW foRK, May y.
Cotton 4sc for mddling.
Flour 5Cfl0c lower. at SO 60a6 Is Tor extra
state; 05d7 20 for extra ropnd hoop Ohio, and
81 35@y 90 for trade brands.
Whisky 81 90.
wheat-Winter red western 81 10: prime
81 62Ls Rye doll Corn sgd9l for ueu mixed
western, soc for new mixed. e5c for choice and
we for inferior TO prime western yellow.
Oats 56(65sc.
Wool dull.
Coffee active Sugar. lO@l2 Molasses SOC.
Hops l0@30c.
Petroleum firm; 36c for crude, 496f Soc for
rehnedin bond and 6std70c for free
New meas pork $22 00@2250 /; $40 OO02l 90
for '63-64, do cash and regular way, closing At
S2l 90 for cash. SIS GO for prime and Sis
OOGle 30 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 90
ola 90: extra mess, Sl2 GOALS 90: beef hams.
26d27 OOc. Cut meats; lldl3c for shoulders,
and l3@lsc for hams. Bacon: 1879
for Cumberland cut: l4s4c for long ribbed. and
las al Sc for short ribbed
Money. sac per cent. Sterling l09sI@ll0
for. first class bills. Gold opened at 81 &c,
closing at 81 36ss
Stocks lower
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

SAN FRANCISCO, May "a The great two m lie
race between Norfolk and Lodi came of ye.ter-
day afternoon on Ocean House Course furi
Gus wind was blowing at the time. raising clouds
of sand; in the first heat the horsee kept close
together. score to score. making dead beat,
time three minutes ard forty five and . half
seconds Norfolk Won the second and third
beats. time 3: AZ 3-5 aud 3: , 4. Better time
would have been made hal il not been for the
high wind.
A heavy shock Of Al earthquake Vas felt in this
city and throughout Southern California this
morning; no damage was done though many
houses we're rudely shaken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
Jeff Davis, Trtai-Gen. She I'm an .
Evidence.

NEW YoRx. May 29-The Commercially
special says: The trial of JEFF Davis before the
United States Circuit Court will commence as
soon the conspiracy case is disposed of.
Gen. Sherman hiss handed in his written test
mony respecting Johnston's surrender. TO the
Committee Oh the Conduct OF the War.
The Posts special says: Several hundred
persons are 20 be discharged Immediately, under
an order issued for the release of military pris-
onefs.
Ii is reported that the election in Virginia last
week resulted generally in the defeat of the Mon
ticket
Some of the Ohio regiments in Sherman's
army we're mustered out 10 day Only small
part of the troops. however, will be disbanded q,
present.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
COMM RclAl.


ofnctnuau MARKET.
CScIssArI. May %
Flour dull Superfne IS 35at5 IS extra
So 0O@6 80. and family &c OOa6 50.
Wheat. red 81 so: white 81 456al 50. Oste,
SIC. Corn S5c. Rye SOC. Clover seed Sl4
Barley 81 l0Gl 20.
Whisky dull; small sales at 81 CO.
Mess pork s22 50@23 75c. Bulk meats
l1e@l2o foF shoulders and. sides. Bulb
hams 1873
Lard lie.
Exchange firm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 25d3Ic Molssses
81 goal % Butter 20@24c.
Silver 81 &c Gold 81 sc.
Money plenty at 6SlO per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

GREAT HANDICAP RACE TO-DAY. Mile beats
Little House premium for 5000. closed with the
following entries:
Ed. Thompson names ] c. Kelly. formerly
Bowen. by Vsnd,l, dam by Broner. Eclipse. III
pounds. Colors orange and white.
j. &. Kelley names bay mare, Manson. by
Sovereign. out the dam Of Idlewld. 100 pounds.
Colors black and white.
This doubtless will be the closest cotested
race during the meeting
Same dsy-A premium for $50. Quarter mile
and repeat, closed with the following entries:
Simon McCarty's horse Charley. Mr. Lee 8
mare Kitty, Mr. Miller's mare Flora
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
sui tde I'm New SoFk-utem I'm Ia e
vtrgtusa Papers

virginia Papers.
INV York MAY OR Deiderich an import
er, shot himself through the head this afternoon
At his office, No Is South Street He was re.
ported to have lost heavily in stock operation.
lately
Late Virginia papers contain fhs following /:
number of persons in East Virginia, formerly
strong secessionists. fearing violence from Union
citizens. asked protection from the commander
tfthe United States forces which was promptly
given
Provisions in Lynchburg are plenty and sffor-
ded at very moderate figures
sergeant belonging to The Oath Corps WAS
found hanging BY the neck to tree near yellow
Tavern, a few days since.
Thomas 8. Bocock. Speaker OF the late House
OF Representatives, accidentally shot himself IN
the foot last week. There are plenty Of goods
TO sell in Richmond but a scarcity of green
backs.
There are between twenty-five and twenty
three thousand robels at Point Lookout. most Of
whom will soon take the oath Of allegiance and
be discharged.
The crops in Southern Virginia are very prom
ising.
The DaD'ile Railroad has been turned over
to its Drsc tors.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
The North Caraltna QuarrcI for TN Q
sPot1s--Surratt Traced 60 the Doors
Of q MONASTERY

NEw YohK. May % The Trbune's Wash
inston Specisl says: spirited contest is going
on between two loyal delegations from North
Carolina here The Holden party claim to
be true apostles of liberty and Union, while Hell
per and Hendrick maze dsmning charges a. to
the eleventh hour loyalty of their compeers.-
A copious extract from the editonsl columns OF
the Standard is exhibited in authorization of
their charges
Government detectives have succeeded ia I'll,
cling John II. Surratt TO the doors OF Monastery
in Canada. No trace OF him have since been
found.
The Worlds Special says The work Of pay
ing on OF the armies now concentrated, vas be
gun yesterday and will be renewed Monday and
continued ntil the work 10 accomplished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

tE One OF the Councilmen from the Eighth
Ward is determined to have a new order of
things in the transaction OF business in the Coun
Gil Chamber He insists on the enforcement OF
the rules in Jefferson's Manual, laid down for
the government of like assemblies We hope
Mr.. LOOMS may succeed in bringing about the
desired reformation, and il possible preserve the
dignity of the Council. which lie fact slipping
away; but we think from indications he will 6nd
IL IAN enterprise of great pth and moment.
and of too great magnitude for the undertaking
of one m smber.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

ty- Hezekish < Co, at the Gersnium. have
Just received large lot of the finest brands of
imported wines that has ever been brought to this
city. They are the pure article and embrace the
following brands: Champagne. Ginger. Sherry
Marsschines. Curocoa and Madeira, in bottles
Lovers of the pure article can find it at the &c
ranium Give them a call. 27-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

Nav York, Nav 29-The gunbosts MAG
META and Glancus have arrived here from Key
West
Rebel officers. returning to their homes. vers
arriving a. hey West from points along the coast.
and we're furnished transportation Norh
The rebel Gen. Harris Of Missouri and other
prominent officers. we're captured at Cape Sable,
Floriia, and arrived at Key West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

Lees than s2seoOoooo Of the loan authorized By the
last Congress are now on the market THIS amount. a
the rate at which il Is being absorbed. b. sub
'erieed for within two months. when the viii IN
dOue,edly command premium. a. has uniformly been
the closing the subscriptions to other leans
In order that etiIensin every tesn ard section Of the
country be Afforded facilities for taking the iosn
the National Banks. State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to
esivs subscriptions al par. Subscribers will select their
own agents. IN whom they have confidence. and vhs
only TO be responsible Tor tn. delivery os As note.
for which they receive orders.
JAW ~onEE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
Freedom OF City rendered 60 General
Shcrm n.-Letter from mr.. RO bsrt
TOOmbS.

Sherman.-Lett from mr.. no be-
T0ombs.
NEw YoRK, May % The Board of Alder
men met this morning and rendered the hospi-
talties of the city to Gen. Sherman, who ie ex
pected here to morrow
The Herald publishes q letter. written on the
oath March last at Washington, Georgia, by eI
Senator Robert Toombs to gentleman in Rich
mond, containing a desponded, prophecy, which
the events OF the last few months have fully
realized. Toombs at that time had the most
painful apprebeDsions for the future Of the Con
federscy, solely from the conviction of the total
incspacity of JEFF Davis Davis was regarded
by Toombs complete failure, who was
wildly squanderEg the resources OF the people
on his fsvorites. rnd their only salvation was 10
his overthrow.
Toomts did not think much mere Of General
Lee than JEFF. aud the enlistment Of the negroes
to fight for the Confederscy. which he consider
ed disgrace that must lead " fatal conse-
quences, is characterized as piece Of imbece
stupidity. az we'll a. treachery to the cause. well
worthy Of Davis and Lee
Toombs concludes thus: I'VE can win the fight
if We eau get rid OF Davis; il not, We can't"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

r. The Indianapolis Insurance Company is
prepared TO insure property against loss by FIRE
This Is FIRST class Company. managed by our
most responsible business men Their office is
in the Sinking Fund bulldog. on South Penn
sslvsnis street VIM Henderson, President. and
Alex L jameson. Secretary 25-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
subscriptions TO the Uulssa states

fHIL.DkLrHIs. Nav % -Snbscripoop. TO day
10 the 30 loan reported by Jaw Cooke ga.
~ .OSl 400. the largest Western Subscription vas
S'J.JOO; hom the Third Nstional Bank Of
Chicago. $4,000: and sac $50 from Ssv
Orleans The largest Eastern Subscription "a.
$50 600 from the First Nationol Bssk Of
Syracuse; SIS 900 from Hanna, Hast 4 Co. OF
Pitsseurg. There we're s73s Ia individual sub
scriplions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
U. s. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium. aud
are exempt, are all the Government Bonds. from
STATE, County and Municipal fazation, Wlscl aide
rrOs one 70 three per cent per % usir raiue
according to the rate levied upon other property
ieteres is payable semsnnrslly by coupons attached
each note. which may be Of and sold any OF
banker.
The Interest at 100 per cent.
10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

tB- A force was employed yesterday in taking
down the frame work in the State House campus
that composed the canopy erected at the time OF
the reception Of the remains of President Lin
coin. IL would be a good idea to extend the
work OF removal TO the unsightly arches on
Washington street. They serve no purpose and
have lost their beauty. which. at the best. wa:
never very attractive
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

tB- The Twelfth Indiana regiment will be
mustered out Ut the same time with the regiments
expected here the coming week The Twelfth 3
term OF enlistment does not expire until August.
but by some arrangement. they are to be dis
charged three months previous to the expiration
Of their time. This will undoubtedly be an
acceptable arrangement TO the members of the
gallant Twelfth.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30

tn The Indiana State Sabbath School meets
this morning at 10 o'clock. in Wesley Chapel. in
this city The Committee Of Reception will be
at the Church at o'clock to-day to recsve
visitors. and any reports from the Superintend-
ent not handed In will then be received
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-30
- Ne learn tb,t the expeDses at,endi

II We learn that the expenses attending The
reception of the remains of President Lincoln.
will amount to something 10 the neighborhood
of $4,000 The sum realized from the sale of
fabrics. &c did no, exceed 81 500 This is a
nice little sum. and the Auditing Committee are
at present passing on it. aud will probably re
trench il 10 more diminutive proportions. One
item. that Of hack expenses, will be considerable
reduced. The Jehues are proverbial for being
extortioners. but in this instance they out Jehued
Jehu and seemed TO think thsy had carte blan-
che aud could charge fabulous prices for their
services; $l5w the sum per day that they
moderately demanded.