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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
mr.. KUCZKOWSKI, Homeopath and Hy-
I EWIS a COX.
4 Jo,ypH J. JywIs CH.nLrov r. LEWIS. s. s. Co,
COZ ,sELOHs AT LAW
No I'D Brondway f. o. Box, No $500,

Attend 70 al business IA h Courts Of the United states
and i'm the Departments at Washington. Especial attention
gv.n n Internal Revenue business aud 10 claims sgnn,
For-isn Governments. .. well ~ our own.
l,dg, Commissioned Internal Rev
,pue ami Charlton f. Lews experience DEPUTY Commits
sion,r will be suarauee u Thorough acquaintance "th
tue Revenue Laws. 80 -, r. H.. ~,
Mr. connection Of four years with the Committee OF
Fo NHairs M Con gress and hi. long membership OF the
National Lrgaiu IN IRE thorough knowledge Of hesl'
t;ou and tr.etice n both Departments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

THE BROADWAY STABBISG CASR.-Edwin
+. Williams who stabbed several nights since at
the corner Of Broadway and Houston.sts., by Fritz
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<rEw.yORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lSes'
CONVINCING MAY ID. 100.


,.,. Station IN New.York. corner Twen'yseventd 81
t"sensoi I,,,,h'sy. Entrance on Twenty -seyenths
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0yG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will


wi P,NY-Foot of Barclsy st.-On and after June ~
Noung mail trains for Hscseitsown and sa-
[ Of Nilbmrn M 10 o. Morristown Express at N.
Wv = StiIOCH. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave cave
~ foot OF Coriands. for iHlIApRLruiA a. ~ s -
a ., NJ m ami q D. w. aud II midnight: Tor hALisoks
and WIsWIxaroy at and 1889 m, m, ana i, ,a:
night Military Tickets not receivable IN TIE " lie S@"
For other uartscuAss see bills at Offices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

- FL-RaRIrAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
|-NEWYORK 70 CAMDES-Frou Per No North hv"r.
daiy 1898 connecting With trains for Red ins Long
Hnnrh Toms River Bsrue,s and ruckerton md
AIS D. M Tor Highlands Middletown Red Bank Shrews-
bury Eatoutown Ocean Port Branch Fort, Long Branch.
sher< RIVER Farnngdae Sqsmsum, Bergen, Manchester
al d oms River Ear. 10 Lone Branch, 81.
The splendid steamer JESSE HOfT viii leave as aooves
da " for Camden direct. through IN nve mourn
Fare 81, Excursion Tckeis good for three days %
From Camden take the West Jersey Railroad Tor ,aPe May
and all parts Of West Jersey. $3.50
Tic set can b. procured al Offices Of Westcos Express
and bsggge checked residence to any hotel In Long
Branch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

TUVLlLl MD IAlIE-
rOuliry o. all kinds s lower, and IL selling much
'oser with large stock on the market 1--we fowls,
Dump and fat have brought 22c and few old turkeys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Beayer.st. Homicide.
TIE HOMICIDE WAS JUsTIFIABLE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBKHs-AuG. 3o-Befors Justice
SUTHERLAND
NOTION TO BAIL TIE rRIsoSER-Hy CLAIMS THAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
CHEESE.

There is marked impro, ement in cleese. a little
new choice Factory was sold this ruing at lie. One
4. foo Fine brought t.c but shippers generally OBJ
Ec, 10 paving more tLal G.c. Tie receipts are free
irobabiy reaching 20 900 for The week but the export
msnd takes them as fast rs received. Farm Diaries
have brought Sc which the price Of the best inita'
ton English Dairy. now in quick demand for Shipping
Eulh The best brands of Pineapple are selling al ~
le2,c As with butter Ito feeling is Lite weaker
this afternoon and persons anticipate reaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31

TA.. NIGRTABiI5
ssss, are very few changes In the vegetable line.
Conn., '.aLoes are offered freely, and are lower
vo'stoes are quiet. We quote:
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y..,ou Live stock Market.
BRIGHTON. cAnbRIpGE, AND NLp '',, ~ :d..,,,,
1 fr THE VRlBu VI. foy ne '0ees s'S"V 4" e''1's "
,9rrfeS y" August 30. 1868.

upIcpION. CAhbkl"'h AM NAiH'i.D
D Tus irRIgvNE Tor the tgees esdlag " ed@es6oy.
,drT'e'' August 80, 1863.
,.oupt O! stock at maree': - s,.... r., H.. v.,,.
-...t........."...2.s57 l0l6l 20 ~ ioo
~. wssx,,...... ...2tgt Soil IVvv 80 ino
lsivrNs..so'.,.......2J7 1924 rs $50 l'o
~ per lo y. on total weisht OF hide tsow'
PHohS, estrs $3.50 i350, hrst quality, SlgoSll 1'i
sd " on,jry so 5Jd Si2. third quality, SOH%Ioi,
ssIh c single pairs 70 80; come OF the poorest bHs
$50. r,s-sl50d $40 handy steers, 5000 $3.50 OF
n according to their ya.ue ior beei: ,os,.-. rx,-,
ras1 "a Young Cares--fair quality. $500 $50; Extra
t@SsinO. Fauow end Dry. S2sd SiG g.,
tNas !, hin Young &C dc Tor FGraeT5-Two year'ods
Nsssssy. ILrre-yeir.ods. @55QG5.
saas,Per d. i've weeai, 5dGc Sheep aud Lambs per
u IN lots 81 7J0 ri ~ s,.
be-, jiSSo,-Per h. D.. Sc. 1--we weight; shoes-
ft's..le l4al4l,.; retail IA &c.
"ISSSs,,s-brishon 5Gec l. d.; Country lots. 'G'.c
Tagor-5G8tc y 10.
p.t,-7sc q el y each -
55s.,pxs-The market is e-sin heavily supplied Few
Dr. 900 head Of cattle three weeks in succession
1919, sutted this market Although We understand
*o ,ro cheers have cattle band the demand ~
trsde is brisk The $50 cattle from the West a.
~ those from the North and East light. Good heei
,,s and poorer cattle have TO be taken by the btst
Srbers Light cattle plenty, AID the lower grades ma
N :, dnll sales ss last week Nt
r. droyrs are hot satisfied with the offers made Tor theI
ana lambs and tiis gives appear nee OF duintss
=, The wards From y 30 to - - is the range Tor most
b lots of lambs The diolers have not gained the ground
,ssv lo.. last week and think prices sre unchanged
Ysth hogs dull store pigs quick, I'D 1--we poultry lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
gteam.boats and Railroads.
CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New Brightte


Il Steamer BRIDGEPORT viii leave fech-sip palnI.
at u o'clock arriving in Bridgeport IN time 20 fonse
With the Nanssuck housstonic. New Haven. and hsri,rs
trains Freight taken for the Naugsuck ana fou
tonic Railrolds. Fare. 80 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-31
v. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce

~ For THK WEEK Ending "WEDNESDAY, Aug 80 1860.
Iy,rre.y for THR \. \. TRBUSH by our own Reporter
The following tie current rates Oi articles IN E"od
,ordition as sold by commission houses nj wholesale
Slippers receive to 10 - cent less deducted lor com
riS.ions, beside freight and other charges.
n-ASS AND PEAS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12
All OaTs oF PAKAanAPHs

Women get 20 cents pa. for making pan
falcons in Chicago
The valuation of Illinois. is Que and half
billion dollars
A trunk maker in Boston has had = hand
some Dew family carriage built for himself, shap
Ell like trunk
A movement is on foo! at Cincinnati TO pre-
sent Mrs. Gen Sherman with costly mansion
in near that city.
There ia man in London who earns his
living by waking sound sleepers early in the
morning al one penny head day.
Judge Richardson once sad that every
thing Wa foreknowu by the Almighty. except
what would be the verdict Of peti, jury
A street railroad company Of New York has
had TO paw 81 500 damages for injuries sustained
by LAZY IL stepping from one OF its
A sohiiers vile, by marrying ssaiu. forfeit.
all her pensions from the date of her marriage.
ADD If she sgain becomes widow she esnuol
resume them
-Oue Of the processes o. steel pen nskng
done BY females At Birmingham. quick worker
val cut out in one dsy of ten ing hours.
go gross. or 500 pens. which involves ~ 000
ds'lnct motions OF The aFm-two in every second
Alta family gathering in D,nbury, Connec-
ucGs. nol long since, great grand mother, Mrs
Irene ylor. held 10 her zap child grsnd-ehild
great ssaHd child. and great great grand oaiIG
II al hse generations. Sig family AMI big lsp
The New York Tribune says Justly. lie:
not the victory OF the republic be stsised by a
single act Of vengesnce-by one ~anton IL die
ton OF pain Let nos tie national ensign be
stained by o0e drop OF blood shed % punish r. n
e. than 10 save
In prison in Paris the juvenile vagrants snd
Young thieves are organized on a military plan
the well behaved being raisei 10 the rank Of cor
por IS AID sergesnts They are also taught 4
trade. and recently the study Of music has been
/ introduced
The number Of CiFcassisn children anuusllv
e1por e! from Coastsn,inople and other Turkish
ports 20 the Egyptian pOr; OF Alexandra amounts
10 more then 10 OO0 The bows Sre sold 10 iher
/ Egyptian masters at from 600 TO 4 500 pisstre.
e-cb; the girls at from 10 900 10 1900 piArre.
apiece
France has had .ifty seven queens Aiser
able lives they LED Eleven we're divorced: ,sc
eI ecuted: nine died young: seven we're widowet
early; three cruelty treated; three exiled. The
res, were either poisoned or broken hearted
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

WasHrSeros, April IL The proclamation il
reference to closing southern ports is in accord
ance with the las PASSED in 1861. 1t was ther
understood, however, that while foreign powers
would respect an effective blockade of these
ports. a claim 20 exercise legal authority over
them by the United States would not be respect
ed lt is believed that the time has come, how
ever, when the United States government csI
claim 20 exercise that loyal authority over all II,
ports whether blockaded or not. which belong Il
every sovereign power.
sufficient number of southern ports are lef
open for legitimate trade, and those nov pro
claimed closed will il is presumed, be reopeueS
after time
The issue OF the proclamation is understood L
have been the business o. wheel, Sowsrd va
abou, 20 visi: City Point 70 confer with the pres
ident last seek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

The Commercials special says the p-esicen.
makes 90 secret Of bic disposition 70 waive eve
rything but union and emancipation for the sake
Of restoring tranquility.
When IN Richmond be arranged FOR he return
Of Virginia Into the goIon. LHfH
The ..tste depar, u,ent believe that the British
government will revoke the recognition Of the
belligerent rights Of the coniederscy, on the re-.
ceips Of The presidents procia nation opening tho
poris and declaring the blockade at an end
The Savanna Tepublicsn has news from
Georgia 70 tie effect that every man capable OF
bearing arms Is being forced into the rebel army.
The impressmert Of negroes has commenced.
bot Shareholders manifest great reluctance in
bringing forward their slaves
In many cases large numbers OF slaves are sc
cfeted Hundreds 10 the upper portions of the
state are secretly tying to make their escape
from The country. bat have been stopped bJ &c
we're rebel orders.
There is great suffering among ihe people in
the interior
Many people entertain strong hopes that al
the October election for members of the legisla
tufe efforts will be made for reconstruction.
the friends Of tho union are confident Of Clio
rious triumph
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12
Proclamation by the President,


Where's, A FOR sometime past vessels Of var
OF the United States have been refused in certain
ports privileges to which they were entitled By
treaty public Ian or the Comfy OF nations at
the same time vessels of war of the comfy which
in tbe said privileges have enjoyed them fully
and uninleuupiedly in the ports Of Tie United
States. which condition OF things has not been
iorcibly resisted: although on the other hand
they have not az times tailed 20 protest against
and declare their dissatisfaction With the same
10 the enemies OF the United States. no con
ditiOn any longer which can De claimed TO
justify the denial 10 them by any one of said
nations OF the customary naval rights which
as heretofore been so unnecessarily persisted
ia: now theI efore
/. Abraham Lincoln. President Of the United
Safes; do hereby make known that if after =
reasonable time sEall have elapsed tor the Intel
ligence ot this procla alton 70 have reached any
foreign country 10 whose ports the said privileges
and immuRties shall continue to be refused, then
aud thencet0rth the same privileges aud immu-
mites shall bs refused TO the vessels OF war Of
such county in the ports OF the United States;
and this refusal shall continue until war vessels
of the United States shall have been placed upon
an entire equality 10 the foreign ports aforesaid
with similar vessels of other countries
The United States, whatever claims or pre-
lenses nay have existed heretofore are nov at
least. entitled 20 claims. ard concede in an entire
friendly equality with all maritime ns ions.
In wines whereof | have hereunto set my
baud and Cause the zeal of the United States TO
be affixed
Done ~ the city OF Washington this
eleventh day OF April, eighteen hun
\, dred and sixty FIVE. aud OF the indepen.
I decce OF the United States of Ameri-
ca the eighty ninth
(Sigued) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the president:
wv II SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12


NV vx,sros OF TEE CHosrsfs "THx Ros
sras "-Privaie Miles O'Reiliy, already veil
known 20 fame, reiste3 that the following In
provement on I. somewhat celebrated chorus y
SOW sung 10 Albany
Some p'ople wondhef
when they see the plumber
That q gui1' On daily In full public view,
That the town con't Use up,
Pix hundred ties 90,
Ard do .cr1c lyBchin' on The goddess crew
Cat We ssy. 10 the devil
wA all such dhriv,l,
The machines l. N 'ghty an they cant De h-sis
So lets all 20 In, boys,
AIS tbe way 10 win, bsys,
An let sieh o. us have railroad IN bis private street
Baron Liebig recommends soup for infants
which he believes superior to cows milk 10 cases
-here children must be reared "by hand" Ii
is prepared as follows. and can be easily tried
The great chemist says thai bic own grand chill
drcn thrive upon it:
" Half an ounce Of wheaton -four and an equal
quantity Of malt -four; seven grains ADD quarter
OF bicarbonate OF potash, ard one ounce of water
are 70 be well mixed FIVE ounces Of cows milk
are then 20 DC added, and the whole put on q
gentle FIRE; when the mixture, to thicken it. is
removed from the FIRE. stirred during FIVE min
utes. heated and stirred again ill il becomes
fuid, and finally made to boil After the sepa-
ration OF the bran by sieve, it is ready for
BY boiling IL foe few minutes IL loses all taste
Of the -four"
"A young lady of Ne~ark. Ohio, named Nag
gle Elliot. recently died under the following cir
cumstaDces: She left her fathers house in CON.
pany with her young associates, for an evening
visit a. the residence OF n neighbor. aud. while
amusing themselves in "hunting the thimble,
Maggie bee ame possessor Of it, and, placing /; in
her mouth 20 hide IL from the Others. sccidently
swallowed IL. Every effort for her recovery
proved unavsiling, and she breathed her last 10
fifteen minutes after the occurrence. The young
companions who took her from her home joyous
and happy, 10 = few hours Afterwards brought
her back corpse.
An ingenious strstagem, TO aid IN the e.
cape OF bounty jumper. WAS carried out by 4
female the other day. She called on the prison
er, who was then confined on Gslops Island
near Boston and while kissing him she managed
70 slip from hes mouth into his KEY which un.
locked his letters She was closely watched dur
ing the interview. but the passing of the ley
ciped the vigilance Of the guard. That night
the prisoner escaped; but The female has since
been arrested.
About 1000 Germans. fresh from the
Fstherland. their way from New ork
city to work on the Atchison and Pixies Peak
railroad. The company has hired then, agree
ing to psY them partly with twenty acres Of land
apiece, out Of the late Kick tpoo Reservation
thus forming important and valuable colcBy
Of industrious citizens of our country, snd also
securing laborers for important public work
which has been difficult 20 do.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12
from baltimore,

BALTIMORE, April lI-Admiral FarTsgut ar
rived here at six O'Clock this morning from Fort
Monroe, aud was received at the whsrf b. large
detachment Of military, the mayor aud common
council ana many citizens.
procession WAS then formed and the admiral
escorted 10 the Eutaw House On the way lie
received enthusiastic greeting from the citizens
The city scouncIl gave him 4 public dinner
this afternoon. De leaves to morrow for New
York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

FINK DaSss SHIRTS AT 81 50-Psces reduceC
20 these figures in consequence of the late de
cline in goods. at Psrker's. 30 West Washington
street This Is low enough to tempt anybody
and inssres a perfect IT. and the very best max,
All can now indulge in the luxury OF wearing
shirts that will Gt and We hope they will IL 4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

MxTRoPoLITAS THEATRE To night the drama
Saved by Satan" will be produced at the the
stre Miss Emily Thorne sustaining the leading
character This play is spoken OF in the highest
terms and the psrsonneI affords good oppcr,un
ity for the exhibition OF the respective talent
OF the company. which will undoubtedly sustain
its reputation on this occasion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

tE DR. Anderson. surgeon OF the 37th In
diana, was in the city yesterday. The doctor is
home on iurloueh to recuperste bis health
There is no more gallant. genial and accomplish
ed officer in the service. and he has discharged
the trust confded to him ably. faithfully and
zealously.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE -Messrs. Cross
land. Mcguire Co as will be noticed by their
advertise meBt. offers TO the trade Large snC
Complete assortment OF groceries. at panic prices
The purchaser can be satisfied OF this fact By
aiming their stock and ascertsining the prices a
which they sell. This establishment keeps buy
in New York. and having the facilities to take
advantage of the markets, they offer their Gus
toners the benefit Of their capital and enterprise
No house IN the west has = larger stock Of goods
aud there is none which can offer greater induce
ments to the purchaser
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

CIscISNATI. April IL
Flour 25c higher; Superfne 81 25
Wheat unchanged red 81 50: white 81 Goa
l co.
Corn dull
Rye held az 95c
Oats dull al &c
Whisky dull; small sales ~ 81 ~
Nothing done in provision
Mes pork 27c.
Rulk meats very dell al 1904 for shoulder,
and sides
No demand for bacon, prices nominal
Lard dull at lie.
Glover seed SIS and demand moderate
Groceries quiet
Butter unchanged. prime to choice 25Q3Oc.
Cheese dealers agreed 20 give actual tax or
cheese after The lst of May.
Eggs 20c
Gold closed at 81 IA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12
ID fr @ q { q H /.

James N. Ray, Cashier OF State Bank;
Thomas H. sharp. Of Fletcher sharpe Bans lpdi-
annapolis;
Alfred Harrison. Of Hsrrisons Bank. Indianapolis;
wn. II. Epgsh, President OF First National Rank lEei
annapolis;
wm. s. Hubbard Of Citizens National ksnk, Indiana
polls;
J. IL Baldwin. OF J. H. Baldwin Co, lad ianspolis
Geo. Merritt, Of Merritt Coughn, Ind;
charles n. Raymond. OF Morris, Goomsn Co. lEdi-
annapolis;
K. 3. Martin dsls, Indianapolis;
Jesse L william, Banker. Fort Wayne, Ind
w Rahboue President Of Branch OF Bank " state
Evansville. Ind
L. G. Warren, Banker. Terre Hsate, Ind.
John W BarsoD. Cashier Of Branch Bsut. bnRce. Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

IL Yesterday was one Of those DAYS that
bring along with them that delightful sensation
known 10 vulgar parlance as 1.-The blues." Chilly
damp. dissgree.be. and uncomfortable, il was pro
dLcuve of iunumerable Oh deus," curses.
and other more expressive than polite ejaeuIa
tons Nay Ne have no more such.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12
ANNOUNCE M EMIT.

FIFTH wARD-J0SRPB HARRIS offers himself to
the independent or tbs lith Ward, indie
pendent union candidate for Councilman Nr. Harris Is
old citizen OF the Ward has ell his property IT, and
if elected will pledge himself aid IN securing chesp
gas light taxes and TO lock after the of the
Ward in the Council and that Ia, It's fair SHARE Of
all public improvements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

tE- Nancy Smith. fral sister for indulging
100 largely in the Intoxicating fluid. made her
appearance at the police court yesterday. pie id
guilty to the chNrge of drunkenness. and re
ceiving her sentence in q meek and humble man
ner. was escorted to the county jail where. in
the absence Of other employ ment. she can "chew
the cud OF sweet and bitter disappointment"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

eE- The events of the pss, few dsys have eX-
cited the aiming spirits of juveniles. and manv
have been the raids committed in search of bar
reIs boxes and other coDbustible material.
which have been given to the eager flame. al for
illuminating purposes. Bonfres are good things.
as they generally clear Up al loose ruth sh. etc
thar stands in piles before the doors OF busine 5
houses. or el-e cucumber some public passage
The boys seldom stop TO consider. but take Z
for granted that tbev are common property, aid
An such furnish good material Tor illuminating
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

To use a metaphorical figure, the Hood
rate of heaven were opened yesterday afternoon
in rather q reckless manner with q good promise
of second food Ii didn't exactly "deluge
burning earth" but il kinder moisteu ed things
somewhat Some streets in the city we're all
but impossible and numerous crossings were
washed away By the waters Flow gently.
sweet waters" vas entirely too mild reques,
for the aqueous fluid in the cutters las, night
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

rEIn these days of cheering var news. and
the consequent excitement. there is q perfect
dearth OF local items Every one seems to have
no time for anything but for rejoicing, AMI all
appear to indulge themselves rather literally in
that way. Last night could be distinctly heard,
from all points Of the compass, the sound OF can
non. plainly indicating that our rural friends
were determined TO manifest their JOY. snd that
reioicinss were taking place, az |, should be. uni
H.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

RARE CHANCE FOR GREAT BARGAIss-Des-
sar a Bros have concluded TO sell their entire
stock of clothing, piece goods and furnishing
goods 40 per cent below the regular cost price
This is no humbug. aud Sl goods will posi-
lively be sold at the above discount for thirty
days only. Purchasers will do well 70 call soon
this good chance TO get bargains is short. Re
member Dessar 4 Bros No 4, East Washing
ton street, Yohn's Block. 66t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

TThi city has a credit Of $50 men for the
next draft. as stated by Mayor Csven at the las,
meeting OF The Council. As there will be no
asx. draft no y would it do % sell the credits
To- some OF The districts in the state not vet filed
II aold At four hundred dollars il would yield
1892 500. enough TO place the city indebted
ness in very easy circ instances Can IL be
honey
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-12

CIRcuIr CouRr.-The Circuit Court lie stll oc
cnpied With the trial Of Mary Aun Longeuecker
The evidence closed last evening. and the
counsel for the state commenced his Argument
IL is expected that the jury will retire With the
case 20 day.