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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
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CHICAGO, May 2-Until a late hour last night
Groves continued to pass through the court house
ina an increasing stream Many who came TO
see the remains OF the late president were un
able TO on account Of the pressure.
During the afternoon and evening large
body of singers were retained IN the rotundi. aud
per ormed appropriate pieces of sacred music
Up to a late hour to day long lines OF people
have been moving towards the court house. and
entering the door, upon which was this inscrip
ton: "lliinois clasps TO her bosom her slain but
giorlfed son." and retiring by one on the other
side surmounted by the words: The beauty of
Israel is slain upon nigh places"
Grouped around the coffin were evergreens and
the choicest howeSs. Vases filed with roses and
crosses of white flowers aud green OF
white cameliss with green background, rested
on the white satin lid of the coffin
4 green uIn filed with flowers and a wreath
of camess aud white lilies bedded in evergreens.
rested on the loot OF the coffin; and interspersed
among them were boquets of white flowers,
wreaihs OF flowers and wreaths of eyergreens
and moses.
Business was entirely suspended here yestsi
day, and it is only partially renewed to-day
1t is everywhere admitted that never before
has Chicsgo seen such day as TO be compared
with yesterday in the overwhelming socmuity
of the occasion
that ever dswned upon the city. No public be-
reavement wss ever 40 deeply felt by the people.
No, only citizens from distant paris OF Illinois
but many from adjacent states have come hither
TO take last farewell of The truly lsmented
dead
The Wigvsn ia which Abraham Lincoln as
first nominated for president, tho first story of
which y occupied a. stores possesses much in
terest 20 all visitors aud the erection OF an i'm
mense wooden structure tor the holding of the
state fair reminds "a OF the fact that President
Lincoln had partly promised 10 be present at It's
opening.
All party divisions and party spirit has been
entirely oblierated by the sad event which caused
The great heart of the bstion iothrob heavily ct
the portal of the tomb
dispatch has been received from Captain
Robert Lincoln stating tina, i, ia his mothers re-
quest that Oak Ridge Cemetery, at Springfield
DE the permanent burial place Of his father This
will be complied with
The Court House closed At o'clock this
evening. when the remains we're escorted 70 the
RAJ road station. the members o. the Common
Council acting pail bearers. The cortege
was hsnked by torch bearers In large numbers
Many persons were assembled 81 the depot TO
witness the departure of the train, which will
rive At Springfield 20 morrow morning at
O'Clock The funeral will take place on Thurs
dly ssternoon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
from Cairo .
RRES
Mayor

CAIRO, May 2.--The riTer ia the vicinity OF
Baton Rouge is still rising
Many plantations ON the ives. side of the river
are inundated
The steamer Won Rhul. from New Orleans on
the 9th has arrived
The captain received 70 Of the crew of the ran.
Webb. captured by the 10Th Illinois cavalry and
brought to New Orlesns on the 26.h.
The steamer ST. Mary, sunk in Mobile bay i.
being raised
The steamer Hamilton, from New Orleans
with the B Michigan cavalry, struck a TORPEDO
under the boilers in the Liwer Gap channel en-
trance to Mobile, on the 25tb. making - complete
wreck Of that part of the boat, killing and
vounding thirteen persons.
Quarter N tstsr lining issued an Order that all
s'eamer take the Z ,stern channel. By way oftbC
Tens.w river. msking the distance 10 aud from
Mobile 20 or 80 miles farther.
Cotton br-k OF New Orleans on the 26:h and
one to two cents higher; low middling, 80: mid
ding 81; ordinary 70 tft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
From Erie.

ERIE. PA Nay While acknowledging with
profound humIlituon. the absence of proper
demonstration OF respect the part OF the CITY
TO greet the remains of President Lincoln, OIL
their arrival on last Friday morning. justice to
orr citizens. who have ever delighted to honor
the lamented president while living, and who re
second to none in devotion TO the memory of the
iiiustrious dead, requires publicity of the fact
that while In the midst OF preparations tor The
mourning occasion they were informed by d su-
perinreudent of the Cleveland and Erie railroad
that the funeral escort had made special reques,
that no demonstration be made at this place. in
order that they might have rest ami repose. Tbs
unauthorized request is therefore the cause OF the
apparent national discredif attributed TO this
CITY.
(Signed) J. J WARREN;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

WA'aiNeros. Nay 2-The navy department
has received q communication from Commander
" McComb under date of April 18th, $.
Plymouth, n G , 10 which be says:
i got news yesterday 70 the effect that the
rebels had sent a floating battery down the Ros
noke. and then va. just above THE place. | i'm
medistely started from Winton in the Wilder
ness. sud arrived here lac, night then found
Commander Febepger had sent party up under
Lieutenant Franklin OF the Isaac. which party
found the battery sunk uear bonneville BY one OF
their own torpedoes
Lieutenant Franklin sec Ore TO all Of her that
Vas above water, abou, two feet. sDd is 10 sup.
posed she 10 pretty thoroughly destroyed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

have devised the combination Just above the
exit door Is large portrait Of Governor Morton
-shich. oF the say. are rather profusely scat
tered around loose o. the wtll.-snd beneath.
the Lttin sentence: sic transit gloria mundi-
thus passes away the glory of the world What
construction may DO put upon this motto. and
drawn from the Surroundings the imaginative
faculty OF the reader will DO; but whether IL vas
Intended Tor lampoon upon the Soldier
Friend, or Yves the work OF an unwit'ing person
who knew not shat moral would be drawn from
the Combination, we know not There il stands.
susceptible Of different interpretations. AID We
do1bt rot but has been pnzzle to many 10 an
stand it, double mesnngs. and the IDEA intended
to De conreSei by the device Who . poses. !"
and Who constitutes the " glory Of the earth :"
is ifE ui for u 10 say, AMI the ambiguity Of its
meaning l. more than are aoIe 10 solve.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

NEW IoRx, Nay 2.-The steamship Scotia,
from Liverpool on the 22i and Queei. stown on
the 23 has arrived. 50
The Czarosilz continues dangerously i'll At
Nice
The Car passed through Paris and had an in
,trvlew with Napoleon.
The Mexican loan is highly successful
The MUrning Advertiser asserts that on the re-
csipt Of the news of the fall OF Richmond. Napo-
lem proposed to Lord Cowley, British snbasss-
dor at Paris that England and France should,
by treaty, offensive and defensive, make common
Cause and assist each other with land ard sea
forces In the event Of an sttsck on either Canada
or Mexico
The Advertiser denouuces the scheme, and
trusts that inquiry ai.l be made into II on the re.
assembling OF parliament
This statement must Be taken for what il s
worth a. il ! not Te.errsd - hv any other Jour.
bal
American securities and even cotton arc very
buoyAut and setiye IN anticipation OF peace.
The Army ana Navy Gazette thinks !, impo.si-
bic that org suized resistance can be prolonged
The king of Belgium. 90 BIS return TO Belgium,
tsken with illness
The Index snd some other pro-slavery journals
stlli profess TO look hopefully upon tho second
act Of the war. which they argue is about to
open.
Mr. Harvey. u. ) minister 10 Portugal. pub
fishes a letter ia The Times giving mis- views on
The firing into OF the Niagara and Sacramento
ut Lisbon. showing they we're entirely blame
less and according high praise TO Com Craven
for hl. forbearsnee.
The exuadiGion case of Windsor. the de-
fsulting Cashier of the Mercantile Bank, N 7
has been before the court OF the queens bench
and postponed tor week
Tie Bank o. France lost 0ae and thee
quarter millions OF francs in specie during the
week.
The Times thinks that unless the south con
seuls re-enter the union the end 10 far on
10 ever; bat that as the north shows evidence oil
iberality and ssks that slavery. already half sx.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

Promotions Since our lsst report the folio"
irg promotions in Indians regiments have been
made AZ the soiutsnt generals othce:
I2Ssh-W- Mile. captain CO. h Charles
Asborn. Is, lieutenant CO l..
let esv-Joseph McBsker, let lientenant
CO. +.
I.E B.rtholemew. lst lieutenant co l.
I5I-t-N =. Hehner. 1t lieutenant CO II
5g.h-w Mounts. l., lieutenant CO A:
w Brscoe. LIST Lieutenant CO. r; 4. :. Maxwell,
lst iieutensn' CO q.
loi-S. NJ Nesne. captain co. X: Z. I Perry
lst Ii4uren-nt CO X, J. ID. LnxwilIsF. ls' lieu
ten n CO. X.
5y,n-I N. Sutherland. adjuian,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
Trnna r knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Nav "A mao who was on the
railroad trains captured by Thomas cavslry be-
tween Greensburg and Salisbury. says that JEFF
DAVIS Was on the same train aud on his wsy TO
Charlotte, but learning the railroad was cut
above and below there he with the other passer-
gers escaped and returned to Greensboro.
Sionemsns cavalry are now in the valley Of
The >,iud4 river With headquarters at Anderson,
Ca. end are scouting from there towards Au
gusis, Ga, with Instructions tia, II thev can
hear OF JET Davis and bis treasure to follow
him as long ss there i a hope LET, Of his cap
ture
The infantry portion of Stonensn's command
Is engaged IN clearing the mountain region OF
bushrhsokers guerriias and horse thieres. md
and they are making clean work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

" At the hour on Thursday of toe inter
.nent OF the remains OF President Lincoln at
Sn,;ngfeld Illinois. there will be funeral
tion DELIVERED in the hall of the State House bv
Gov Norton None will be permitted to enter
the bali but those who nav be invited by the
CON nitiee. rs there is but little room IN the hall
end bat = few hundred can be accommodated
Other sppropli,ie o5servances will also take
nl.ce. such A. the ringing OF bells. the firing OF
cannon &C. Would il not be well Tor the sos
pension of all business. at the hour OF intermen'
as the last respect 10 the mortal remains OF
Abraham Lincolnl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

Tbsckerav's Magazine. IN Lpudon. paid Ten
nyson. the Poet Laureate Of England, sixteen
hundred dollars tor poem. snd the following
two s,anzas are Just one half Of IL. or eight hun
dred dollars worth:
what does little birdie say,
In her 81 the prep u rsy'
Let me satr little bifdie-
iher. le; N. ~ avav.
Birdie, a little longer,
TIL tiny tiny ~ing stronger;
so she o lifti- longer,
Then she flies away.
VIVA, does little baby say.
In her bed At pep o. dsys
Bahy say, Ike little birdie,
let me rise and haste away.
Baby, sleep q little long 7.
Until her ltle lrgs grow stronger;
And after vtifing. H. e the birdie.
Baby, too, shall ny away.
lent that erandi Isn't il the quintessence Of
p0etryf Here's sixteen lines of our own, SAYS
an exchange, same style, sane measure. and
embodying about as much sentiment. for which
We will willingly take a quarter:
What does little froggie .sy.
In his pos ~ peep day.
LIT M say little iroggie-
Bufrog. let me swim away.
Frogg'e wait little longer.
Tsl your little legs stronger;
So be mou',ts npon chunk.
And then into the pond keT-ch.u NIX.
What does iitile piggie say,
In his s'y az peep of ds,t
Pggie says, like little froFse,
LEI 10 and to-day.
Pig IL, wat little longer.
TIL YOU snOut grows hard and sirongeT:
" you ~ tile longe.,
Piggi- then may root away.
THE ExoHANsE This popular establishment
has changed hands. SIR. A. J. Myers, formerly
OF the Bates House saloon. has become the pro-
pretor. and he intends that in All its sppoint
ments it shall no, be surpassed in the western
country There is no more elegant room. aid
under the management of Mr Myers. the bever-
ages and attention a. the Exchange will be an
equalled The establishnent Is undergoing a
thorough renovation. 4 splendid free lunch
will be get eyery morning aud night rom ten 20
twelve
sT- Fer choice boots and shoes 90 to Clark,
Johnson & Co.., IL. Wet Washington street
sign Of the big buckle shoe 32f
~ See Dr. Wm Thomson's advertisements
on the fourth page of TO days ~ Ger
ian d ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

sE- Auction sale of we'll kept household fur
nituie at new No So North + .st street. on Fri
day, Nav 5th, at 81 q. m, the property of
Dwight Roberts. viz: H,ir-seat sociable. hair
sea. sofa chairs. Edz.beth rocker, cane seat
ch ,irs. what not, mahogsny and rosewood centre
tables card and other tables bedsteids. hair and
spring maftresses. bureaus. washstsnds, fes her
beds. clocks, lounges, curtains. stoves, 3-ply,
ingram and stair CARPETS. glassware, queens
ware. etc WN F. FEATHkRsroS
al Aurt,opeer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
EIGHTH WARD

A JURY OF SOLID NJ ~ In the case of Bry
ants heirs w aipole, now pending IN the n
rion circuit court, a jury has been empanneled
composed of the "solid men" Of the city and
county. We enumerste them as a matter of Gu
riositv. "a it is seldom. very seldom. that citizens
of so much worth placed 10 jury box. to-
wit:
William Mansur. DAoss Root. Harvey Bates.
Sr., Stoughton A Fletcher Sr., Thnmss II
Sharpe. David V CulIey. George G Holman.
John Smi'her. John W. Holland. Vim. Smith,
James W Hess. Joseph NJ. Tilford
The sheriff deserves Il compliment for calling
upou gentlemen OF such high character TO de
termine controverted questions. and the ends OF
justice would he served ii the officers of the cour,
would select similar iuries hereafter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

IN Governor Morton il at home attending TO
the important duties Of bis Office. which, We sup-
pose. will be gratifying Intelligence TO F. VI :
numerous friends throughout the state. His Ex-
cellency Is To deliver eulogv on tbs life aud
character OF Abraham Lincoln on Thur.day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

tE Let Lieutenant J II Letter. of the s7th
regiment. Lieut. Col Benz j. A Gresham. Of
the 10Th cavalry, lat Lieut. George W. Carey
65'h regiment. Major j. @. GIaddish. Of the
eO'h regiment Indiana volunteers. have each
been discharged the service on account OF .1
piration Of time of service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

IL Senour. at the Bates House drug store on
Washington street. has large stock OF paints
oils. vprnshes, brushes. perfumery of the
choicest kinds the fupst and best toilet articles,
choice teas and pure brandies. and the oldest
bourbon whisky in the state. For any and all
OF such article. call at the Bites House drug
store. and be waited on BY gentemanlv clerks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

M TELseafpw
cincinnati ssark-s.

stResnnnt uark~s
CINCINNATI. Maya
Flour lower: Super6ne So S.: extra Al on
a. -. and family s. 50@s 90.
Wheat, red 81 IS: white 81 60@l 90. Oats.
Zoe. Corn dull. RJe 81 90. Glover seed Sl4
Barley Sl0@i5
Whisky dull: email sales at 81 OS.
Mess pork soc. Bulk meat. l4lx Shout
l49ls: sides l5@l6: hams l4%0l5. Bulk
hams ls1Sc.
Lard l7Ec.
Groceries firm, with good jobbing demand.
Sugar l3@l6c. Coffee 30,a33c.
silver 81 321S@l 80. Gold 81 40
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
sz-Me.sr. N R Pen,ecos, 4 ca. se,,e

Messrs NJ b Peaiecost L Co.. dealers
in stoves. and manufacturers of every description
OF tin~are. have Just opened an establishment st
No 10 SDaIh Meridian street They will paw
e. 9ccial attention 10 he manufacture o. fruit
cans ami can tops. ard ha+ing had long e1ps-
renee 10 The business. they can offer superior in
duccmen,s 10 purchasers ho'h a. 70 quality snd
pfice Messrs Pee;ecos. i Co sre also prepared
10 furnish all articles IN sher lie - wholesale
upon the most advantageous terms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

u Charles ID. Murray, colonel OF one OF
the Indiana regiments. has been reinstated in his
command. having been dishonorably discharged
Tor absence without leave The colonel is a.
present serving his country in the capacity Of
one OF military commission in session At Gin
einnati.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

General Grant arrived st this city this after
noon. aud went TO Burlington. he returns to-
morrow with bis wife to take possession Of the
splendid mansion. presented BY the citizens Of
Philadelphia.
LOUISVILLE. May 2.
The Senate Of Tennessee adopted last Satur-
day resolution offering S. 600 for the delivery
OF Er-Governor Isham @. Harris 10 the civil al
thorties OF that state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
( From the Ne. York World. |

"THs FIRsT NArIosAI PrrRoItux ConrAsr
i- 6rst- class organization, whose officers are Of
the highest standing. and We cheerfulIy recon
mend il to all parties desirous of purchasing re-
liable stocks The General Superintendent is q
pioneer in The Oil businsss. and we'll known a. .
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

n Frank Lesie's Lsdy's Mag,zue for
Nav J. for sale BY Mrs Thompson & S1n IA
g>zc'te OF fashion. this magazine has no
superior. and, IN addition. each number contains
large amount of interesting re ding matter. +.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

tB- Captain Georse " Claypool Of the 65,h
Indiana regiment. has been dshonorably dis
missed the service for conduct unbecoming Al
officer and eentlsman in correspondence with an
ofhcial In the United States treasury depart
ment''
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

20 At The election yesterday IN the lst ward
Col WheatIey's face suddenly came in Contact
With poaderous "hunch of 6ves." the property
ola policeman. to the sad damage of the colonel's
features The difficulty grew ous OF the cleo
ton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

T,,xsyKas or RE.L ESTATE The following
-r.,.,,.,s ut real estate have been made AZ tn
ofli.,e Of the County Auditor since our last fe
port.
L O Henderson to Tumble G.. Palmer. lot
n al The south psrt OF lot M. 6. IN square y,
in the city OF indianapolis Price s. aU
Ell Todd TO w.n Il. FISHER. part OF lot No
= in brakes addition 10 the citv Of lndiaSapoiis
Price 81 $40.
II Palmer TO II " Fenneman. ten acres
IN section No IL. to~n-hip No. -, north OF
.spse No 3 Psice S4.lcO.
E,~.rd ThomsS to John II Nrjea, Al sere-
arlspd In section No. So. township No. Is. north
nj range No 3 Price So OOO
lac Paterson To George W Suiiweii. lots
No I and 3 of out lot No. -. 10 the city OF la'
GianspoIis Price ss.Ooo :,
Thomas C,ireIi 10 l.. b wilson. 'ot o. o u
.ouare No "a in Indianapolis. fnce s9'-VV.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
Prem The New York Evening Express. !

"Our telegrspbic dispatches received to day
from the Oil Regions. inform us Of the striking
of 200 barre. flowing sell on Cherry Ron. MAI
THE FrRsT NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoxPAxr's
rrorEHrr. Cherry Run Stocks will be in de-
nsnd to morrow"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

IT, Vim Whestley and A Heterogeneous
she one ia Rob Roy. whose "foot ia upon my NJ
tive heath ard nv name i MeGregor
Adam McGregor. individual who took INTO
his s'omach enough of the extract of corn to
be taken under the protection OF charitable POI
licemsn. were before the mayor Yesterday AMI
each fined 8 for being drunk
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

sY-An auction sale to-day at No So. East
Washington street. at ga a m OF household
goods, great variety; also one good chest OF
carpenters tools and chests: also. 4 remnant of
groceries. such as teas. mackerel. white f-h
starch. molasses. candy i,rs. soda. spices. e.
sences, showcase snd fancy articles, canned
peaches, ginger, cloves. bfooma etc
W. + FEATHEksroS,
AuclIoreer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2, 1865.

CRY ELECTION The election for municipal
officers passed off quietly yesterday. There was
no opposition ticket to the republican. la two
wards indel endent candidates were run. or run
themselves. We know not which. We were not
able to procure the entire vote in each ward.
In the FIRST Ward Colley has SO majority over
Byram, for Councilman. The following are the
returns from the other wards
SECOND WARD.
For MAYOR, John Caven, 206: City Treasurer
William II Craft. 203; City Attorney. Byron X
Elliott. 206; City Clerk. Cyrus 5 Butterhed
1919; City VI ,rshal, John UnSerssw. 2O2; Street
Commi-sioner August Richter ia; City Asses
sor, William Hadley. 2Di; Civil Engineer, james
WO, d, 2J7 Councilman Henry Ksppes. pos
FOURTH WARD
Caven. l42; Craft IA; Elliot. l47; Butter
6eid las; Unversaw. l42; Richter. 1876; II .dley
I4S; wond. l45. For Counelman. }. Nc
Arthur. l47
Caven. 275: Craft. 275: Elliot, 27s: Butter
field 27S: Unverslw 27s: Richter. :l.0; Hadley
276; Wood, 27o. For Councilman, Grosvenor
49, Harris. 4 Meade independent candidate
for Street Commissioner. "a.
SIXTH WARD
Caven 204: Croft. 2n4; Elliot. 300: Butter
field, 20I Unverssw. 2O4; Richter, ISL Meade
IL: .dev 1903: Wood 2O4. For COUNCILMAN
Brown, POS
SEVENTH WARD
Caven 300: Craft, a22; Elliott. BIZ; Butter
field BIG; Umversaw. 3l3: Richter 2l3; Hadlev
800: Wood. 30S For CJuu5llman. Smith, 237
Kaufman, 81.
EIGHTH WARD
Gwen. 24l; Craft. 242: Elliott 237 Umver
sav 036- Riehter It's. Meade II. Hsdtey 042
Wood, 243 For Councilman, LOOMS, 233.
NINTH WARD
Cavsn. 246: Craft. 244; Elliott, 243; Umver
saw. 242 Richter, 22O; Hadley, 245; Wood
2i6 For councilman. Seidensticker, pa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

tinct and sereing on 6nal doom. be given up.
The Times THU ks q reconstruction possible. bat
come What may England will await the issue
With the steady forbesrance of neutrals, but with
an earnest wish for speedy AID lasting peace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

20 The resignation OF Ezrs Real. surgeon of
the lith cavalry. hss had hi gnation accepted
by the YER department on account Of disability.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

- Several soldiers who we're on board the
Snltsna when the bpiler exploded. we're in the
city yesterday. on their Nay TO Camp Chase
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

sE-A tue fresh lot OF oranges. lemons. dates.
figs. cccoanuts. primes and rsi-lns. at Central
Iirocery FLETCHER L D.vIDeE
l5 ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

sTWe have ius, received from Boston, 4 fol-
line of e. 6.h Of The best qushiy-sslmon. hal
hut herring. mackersl and coihsh. Also,
fresh lot OF sardiaes. at lower prices
FLETcaLR 4 DAyiDeE.
Cenirai Grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

Foa RkSr-A large room IN the third story
OF the new Sentinel buildings. No % South
Meridian street The room Is well lighted and
the entrance good Apply at this office az.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-03

FoR SaLE The counters ard fixtures in the
store ROOM occupied by Merrill & Co.. TO be
delivered l., Of Jone Apply'o
80 W. B II GLENN