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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06
New Store. New Store.
MUSIC AND VARIETY.
No. 1O3 Main street, a6ovs AOnrOs, near.
STEMS Clothing House.
e. A. WEBER,


T1EAoHER OF MUSIC AND ORGANISE, yexteu,
4 lively known in this CITY and vicinity beQS
Leave to announce, that To- MORROW, TUE DAY,
THIS eth INSTANT, he will open new Mutic
and Variety Store, Ehsre-he wi keep. on hand an
a. ortment Of PianoS, (smong them Sideways and
Hazleton's OF New York; Mel0deons, Sheet Music,
the best instruction books and latest sheet
publications, Victims, Guitars, Flutes, Accordeons
and Bapjos, Of the best Foreign and American
make. German and italian Strings. Also, Station.
cry, Photographic Goods and Notions. ~ G5fig
He will promptly attend to any orders for Music
He win, Is heretofore, give instructions on the
Piano, MeEodeon, Organ and in Thorough Bass
either at scholars houses at his Music Room (108
Main street, where hne Piano is kept Tor, pFao.
ohoirs. Glee Clubs and Vocal oasses. attended to.
y Arrangements are alSo being made for renting
Keeping only the best Of goods 90 hand, having
Sdopted the motto Of quick sales and small pFoatS
being aLTays mp TO the times-hs respectfully be:
speaks the patronage ofthe public. 81 /
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DIED

DIED. ~
Monday, June 9Th. cHARLEs H., youngest child Of
Isaiah and Virginia Warren. Punefal TODAY jTSeS.
day) at 10 O'Clock A. n. = 49,
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mI0E A MONTH I-AeEMTs WANTED
.9D 30 everywhere 70 INTRODUCES the Improve
6taV Clark SO Family Se1ViN0 Machine ibt only
bH Rroy.r FL '% wSooINI wiI.oo. Hove,
Singer Co, and Bachelor. An other nAehlet'
now sold Tor less than forty dollars each are innf"g
RlsHtG, and the seller and user are lobe % fnS =
fHlPTtSoHnIeBt saIaFy and expenses, or lags eo.a
mission, allowed. illustrated eircuIars sent JfN'
Address SHAW OIL Blk.
mI6 SmdhES BiddefJrd, Maine
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chaplin 18th ". W. Infantry.


w. MOuNDsIILLG, Marshall Co WA
MeSsrs. M0O.BE, KRARF Z GsnAtRsH-Lsh
summer being in Nashville, Tenn, "a, AZ EetSt
with q severe DiarrtDL 1 tried the remedies Of
several ply atcsng. bat without any effect. IVN
VdStsed BY my fciends to como homa vas con-
pletely broken d7Wn and pFoStrated UpOa striving
Compound. On bottle Of ii comp ctsIy eiG ed he di
ease and JeEtored my health Ian glad 70 rse'n'
mend this valuable med cine 70 all Std.eted via
this terrible diseaSe. You're truly.
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n Fl j.
Greatest Medicine Of The Age
KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND


DLARRHG A, DYSENTERY, FLUX,
SUMMER COMPLAINT
And all Diseases Of the stomsch and Borslu, lid
ctdent to change Of Diet or Climate.
THE Proprietors OF this truly Invaluable Ned
] cine now offer It to the public, with 3 ia
knowledge OF its superior merit over any remedy
IKE character ever core iutrrdueed. 1t hA' b''l
uted With the most perfect SeeeGS 10 thousAniI q
cases where all O'her Remedte5 haze failed Cnd
OF Chronic DtGrrhUa Of year. standing. have bs.a
cured BY the use OF Zoo bntEe3 This rOuedy hH
!seoer lied IN single fnEtInee where the dtsss
has bstned tho skill OF even the most IkllfuPSyd'
ca q.
Kratrg DfdrThud Compound has been in use Tot
member OF years, ana b itS timely aid, has saTui
the lives Of hundreds.
This medicipe Is a purely scientific prspantoc,
and iS prepared With the greatest C47tiln and rSs
EHery traveller should have bottle Of the Bar
Every soIdi will ind It invaluable.
No family should be -Withouti'.
Do not hesitate TO try KTGjFG DidrTh11 con9ogHt
and prevent pain, suffering and death.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

MesrG Moo4BE, KRAPS . co-GtntEcnsg-l1H
summer was attacked with VorV severe DiA1ta a.
nom which I suffered for some three EeeSs ltr-o
SS.a ot oas SeS qoGSS 70 ense ~ ,
Irboaa Compound" 0Ae b0tt GDtirsly Card ~
dtSsIGe, and restored me my uSual eHtn.
cine, a. have proved its virtues in my oSu sA's'
and seen It tried BY others with the same rod !"
Bulta. - a Ea ..ti 3 q. ADDtSo1,
Formerly Master MaohiGe.t B. Q. 3;
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READ THB FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

I IL 'WHEEEIss, Apdr 9Nh 1874
Messrs. Mo0ABE, BRIPF Co GsntlemGH-HsTirI
used RATE Diarrhosa COmpound,tnr CampDiErrtai
one month, al other YenIkdisI lei haviB2 fdtls'
and finding 1t not only present. TsLisf but Po
HIdne1t cure. l take pleasure in Tecommendingh
to the favorable notice Of all who may be alike A.
hlcted. g. MARHiu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-06

MooABB, BRAPT 4 CO., Wholesale DruEgitI3
Wheeling, wa, 30 . Pr1prietorB. To una1 Al
oFderR Rhould be Addressed mYl8-bu
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@znA MoNTHI-I WANT A6EsII1s
qpJ everywhere, Il SO month, expense, pS,G'
to sell Fifass ATtieES, tina best selling ever oG
Phil psEEIonIaFs ITGs, Address OFFS T. u M
Biddetord- Maine. myS-"moL
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The mother died and was buried. Little
Mary was left alone. The big house was
quiet and time passed slowlv. She tool,
ner toys and doll and tried to NAV h1t
could not. When evening came IN sbo
took down her bonnet and went ~ tbs
steps at the front door to wait for her faS
ther. She bad been used to 20 to him
when he returned from his work. Sbs
waited long, but did not see him. She
then walked from the steps in the direction
her father came On aud on she went
II grew 'tsrk, the gas was lit. She sst
Gown close TO lamp post, looked mn ~
the stars with folded hands and Vaited for
Jesus to come; 10 O'Clock found her SsIssn
sitting SO close to the, lamp post, she was
IN the shade and unseen by the passers bv .
a gentleman was Fastening along. WhSt.
OuouIe was that be thought. Went back
a en1 to1nd the little girl. "Where is yonr
!atnetF "Haye none; he is dead" "Wbers
Is your motheI2" "She's dead" tWbat
SEe you uolng neret" Awaiting for Jesus
10 come aud take me home" "Jesus has
se ser, !, me-" "Come along and be my little
carried her TO his own house 1 "uu
Little Mary believed her mother Sho
9 trusted the promise her mother had ma5s
her concerning Jesus. Thus do Won 49,
eniLdFen' trust Jesus. Every promise that
no nal es, he is able to fulfil, aud viii do Il
90 s, each one who trusts fully and simply IN
whittier, pilgrims, are you gOilp,p Sc
!, Sas sung, when Rev. ". A sPassavsntI ~
IItsonrR, said he was gIRd to see The
.cnools comPosed-sO largely of Young man
y women. Too ofts1 scholars s,hi0I
70 themselves too big to be at Sunday SebooI
vas happy to see that such an idsa hal
not JET reached these schools and hoped |
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GALE sKLNS. 81
DERaER HoFPMAN kave just received
ID large lot Of French Calf shlnBS being 51nt
choice, and the first that has been offered "a this
market for some time. jn6lWe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
rhc Grca, Trade convention.

DETROIT. July ll.-Delegste from all cities
and commercial interests in New Hampshire and
the British Provinces. are in attendance AZ the
Trade Convention in this city. Canada is well
represented. and the representatives from that
section are active in efforts to induce an exten
sion of the Reciprocity Treaty and her delegates
Who are here in great force. second this view.
Powerful influences from New England and the
Northern States. oppose the renewal OF the
Treaty
The meeting may not be harmonious, but the
proceedings promise to elicit important facts con
nected with commerce aud Industry The Can
ada delegates are favorable TO extension of the
Canadian canals. in order To facilitate grain
commerce.
Among the persons present are Governor
Yates, Of Illinois; General Walbridge, of New
York; and Lyman Tremsine. of Albany
James Aspinwall. of Detroit, called the Con
vention to order. Hon Hiram Walbridge, OF
New York, was chosen President OF the Trade
Convention; Hon. Hannibal Hsmlin, and Mr.
Walker, of Chicago, we're chosen Vice Presidents
at large. and Vice President was appointed for
each State and British Province
Considerable dissatisfaction existed among the
Chicago delegates on account Of the Convention
conhnng members to one vote. Several OF the
Chicago delegation have already lefs, and it is
probable they will all leave to- morrow
The Convention had adjourned I'LL to-mor-
row.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF INDIANA,
OFFICE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE.
lNDIANAPoLIs, IND, July 3, 1865
CIRCULAR
In order to carry out the provisions of Gen
cra Order, No. 7, dated Adjutant Generals Of
fee. Indianapolis, Indiana, June 27th the fol
lowing regulations are HEREBY established:
l. Commanding officers Of companies, and
such other officers Of organizations Of the Indi-
ana Legion as have been or are about to be dis
banded. will at once collect all ordnance and ord
nance stores appertaining to their respective
commands. and hold the same in readiness to be
received BY officers dispatched from this office
for that purpose.
H. Commanding officers of such companies
"a may retain their organizations will have an
inventory taken OF all ordnance stores on hand,
which inventory must show the kind and guam
tity on hand, the amount and condition of the
same, whether serviceable or damaged One
copy OF this inventory, certified to as correct by
the commanding officer, will DE forwarded with
out delay TO this Office
III All persons who NAV az any time have
been responsible for ordnance and ordnance
stores, as officers Of The Indiana State Militia
will make return to this office, showing the
amount Oh hand OF stores under their charge.
how they came into their possession. and what
disposition they HAYS made OF the same.
". All officers OF org anlzations Of the Indian
Legion remaining in the service, who are re
sponsible for ordnance and ordnance stores, will
send quarterly returns TO this office. showing the
kind and quantity OF such stores received. issued
and remaining on hand.
V. Blank forms. kc, vii be furnished on ap-
plica,ion at this office.
By order of the GoveTuOE-
II SrURE
Is.6l Col. an6 Chief OF Ordnance Of Indians,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

stv osx, JAY III.
Cotton 5095le for middling.
Flour l5c better; AZ sc 3046 40 for ertra
state; IS 75s7 90 for eTtrs round hoop Ohio. and
g. 0597 IS for trade brands. RYE Hour quiet.
Corn meal dull.
whisky 81 OsQ2 Osis for western, and ~ 10
for refined.
Wbeai-Wiuier sed western 81 554l s.;
Chicago Spring 81 dl9i -. Milssakee club
81 3ldi IS, amber Michigan 81 TO- Rye zoe.
Corn 1881 for new mixed western. g0c for
kin dried. 75Qs2, for unsound AID soc for
white Oats &c for ~e-tcTn.
Coffee dull. Sugar-Nrscsvado III 49l2he.
MolAsses dull.
Wool dull.
Petroleum duh at 34ls &c for crude. 52953ike
tor refined in bond. sud f2a73 do free
New mess pork ST. 55G27 e; s2s 0092< 80
for '63-'64 do cash aud regular way, closing At
81 O. for cash. sl9 25 for prime. and Sal
0092I 50 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 90
ala 90: extra mess. Sl2 00@i6 90: beef hams.
1907 soc Cut meats: l2Ql4c for shoulders.
and lS12lc FOR hams. Bacon: Isl aiet.e
for Cumberland cut: 1879 for long riboed. and
l4@l4s4c for short ribbed
Lard l6@20izc Butter. 20Q27c for Ohio.
and 27@3sc for State. Cheese l09i5iks. Rice
dull
wv roEk MONET sAKkrT
NKv YoRK. July IL
Money. easy At 405 per cent. Sterling in
fair request At l0ss4Ql09iS for first class
bills. Gold opened At 81 40. and closed At
81 39s4.
Stocks active
LArrR.-Gold closed al Gallaghes's Exchange
tonight at 81 3924.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
OrslcE--Soufh side Public Square. Cocin9S
fon Tndiona.

YuyHE Company hoAs by lease, and in fee, Abou
twenty thousand acres Of the most select
lands In Western Iudana bordering both sides Of the
Wabash river. Maps of these lands may be at the
VIM Dale No Is Park Place, n. City, the Office Of
Hon. J. X. Coroth, Huntington, Indiana, and at the
office Of Roach Mcdonald, indianapolis.
reference to the report of the Hon. David Dale
Owen, late State Geologist, will show that these lands
are situate in the midst of the finest coal hes Of the
mineral substances.
Near the mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company has
large quantities of lands salt has bsen discovered
equal in quality TO the Kanawha This water was pro-
cured 80 years ago by boring after, the On
ondaga salt finding its way down the Wabash and Erie
Canal Mr.. Thomas, the proprietor nndng himself I'M
able compete with it, abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove to have been coal oil
Those lands all lie in close proximity TO the wabash
and Erie Canal, some Of them upon its banks.
Mr.. John McManomy, the business agent OF the COM
Las retu ned from OF observation OF the oil
regions Of Pennsylvania. convinced that the lands leased
ny the company in Fountain and Parke counties, has,
FAR the general formation of the country and the
surface indications present themselves, stong analogy
in the oil and mineral substances found on French
Greek Pennsylvania where tie greatest quantity and
the most valuable OF is found Mr.. McAsnomy has pur
chased for the company the most approved machinery,
with all the fixtures necessary for operation, and pre-
pairing with experienced workmen the speedy develop
Of the hidden Of the lands OF the company
Al the ndices of coal OIL found in localities where IL
has been procured are strongly marked in various To-
csites OF The lands OF the Company afording every
rational prospect OF Tee company thinks il
necessary MAKE any other reference TO the character
Of the lands other than the report and map referred to-
4l0o 600 Of the SOCK being 200 shares, is proposed
by the Company offered in the market at one hall
it, par value being S25 per share for the purpose Of
aiding the Company in speedy development of tho
lands apr25-dtwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
Later from san salvador.

NV YORK. Jnly ll.-Advices from San Sal
vador state that the Government has Withdrawn
the Equator Of Dr. Richard Benh ard, Consul
of Prussia at San Miguel. and forbidden bin TO
return to the republic. Bernhard was implicated
in the recent rebellion and has already fed from
the country.
President Dumas has Issued add ress to the
army thanking them for its prompt and efficient
services in suppressing the rebellion.
The port regulations will. for the present. be
strictly maintained in San Salvador.
A strong public feeling exists against General
Banios. who is viewed "a the chief instgstor o:
the recent rebellion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
$50 Col. and Chief OF Ordnance OfIndian,.

Pic Nc Oh The FESIsN BROTHERHOOD. The
annual pic mic of the Fenan Brotherhood will
take place az Green wood, on Wednesday. the
18th inst. Cars will leave tie Union Depot at
O'Clock A u Fare for the round trip 10 cents.
Tickets can be procured OF the Committee or al
the Depot on ihe moraing of the excursion. Pro
lessor Gresh's baud has been engaged. Every
arrangement has been made W make 1t pleas
AIT affair. and there are no more delightful eD-
ter;ainments given than those gotten up by the
Brotherhood. There is TO more agreeable way
10 spend these bot days than in the woods, in
haling the pure air and dancing upon the green
swart
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
The Golden CtrcIe-Ordcr from It's
President.

NEW loRK. July ll.-Ge,rge " Buckley.
President of the Golden Circle. has issued an ex =
ecutive general order dated in bis place OF con
fnement, Fort Warren, June %. in which ne sus-
ponds the labors OF the several departments OF
the Golden Circle, till July let, 1870. when the
Congress OF the Order will assemble in Washing
ton, with open doors, ana afterwards proceed to
Law the corner stone of the Saxon University
All members of the military depart ment are re-
leased from their allegiance to the Order. and
from all obligations OF secrecy pertaining to the
same. The President makes lengthy vindcs-
ton of the Order. giving its origin. rise progress,
and destiny. 1t is printed in full in the Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
COMM ERCIAL.
EY rELEGBArh.


CINCINNATI. July IL.
Flour dull; Superine sc SO; extra So cog
6 25 and family So 509I 10.
Wheat. red 81 45@l so; white 81 81. Oats,
66c Corn-YeIlo 75c, 90c for white, and
63065c for ear. Rye 60663c. Barley 81 iOd
90
Whisky dull; small sales st 81 o..
Mess pork sold at s25d26 00c; Bulk meats;
Il1S@l5 for shoulders. l4s4c for sides and
hams are held at l614@l7 for smoked. II g22c
for plain. and 26929c for sugar eure6
Lard 20c.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l3Il7c Coffee 2s932c. Aolasses
81 206l %. Butter 24926c. Eggs l9@0c.
Cheese l5Gl6c.
Hay dull a, $l2@l3 for soft and sl5@I6 for
hard pressed on arrival
Petroleum--Re6ned free 66970c-
Silver 81 26@l 2sH. Gold 81 3s9l 3s1s
Money easy as69s per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
ReuDrt OF the Financial Commi ttee
OF the CITY Council.
INDIANAPOLIS, JuIv IU, IcOJ.
To the Honorable Common Council:

INDIANAPOLIS, July 10, 1863.
To the Honorable Common Council
GENTLEMEN: The Finance Committee would
respectfully report 20 your honorable body
statement of the Indebtedness of the CITY up to
the 18th day of May. 1865, and also statement
OF the estimsted expenses for one year, from
May IL. 1865. 10 May Is. 1866 and also state
ment Of estimated expenses from May l3, 1866.
TO October 81, 1866. The estimated expense of
the city government, for one year ending May
-, 1866. we have made at fair estimate 20 be
S2l4 424 50, and from that time to the 81 5, dag
of October. 1866, $l0l 1863 50, added TO the
present debt Of the city, would make the iadeht
edness 1851 7il %
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Cherokee Indians Starving i'm Texas

NKw YoRK. July ll.--Files of New Or
leans papers TO the 4th contain the following
items:
|. is said that the late rebel portion of Chsro
kee Indians in Northwestern Texas are in great
distress, and starvation Their Chief
Watts, who held the commission of Brigadier
General in the rebel army, has issued an appeal
to the people of Texas for assistance.
Up to the lst of July. 4S2 bales OF cotton had
been received at Mobile.
The fret mail train from Mobile to Montgom-
cry since the close of the war left on the let.
Adviees from Shreveport saw the crops are
locking well
Freedmen, women snd children, were Il iii
Rocking into town Many are engaging them
selves TO the planters. Cotton il arriving there
slowly by Spectators. The river is rising, and
there is a prospect OF navigation for month.
Seventeen Steamboats, had arrived in y week
with full freightage.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
Poisoning i'm Cincinnati-Nurde r. I'm
ohio.

CINCINNATI, July ll.-DuriDg the last few
DAYS thirty persons in the eastern portion of the
city, and nine in Newport, KY. were poisoned
by eating cheese None OF the cases proved
fatal
The newspapers publish details of the murder
OF woman and child by three robbers, near
London. Madison county. Ohio. last week. The
owner of the premises, accompanied by one other
man, approached the house while the robbers
we're ransacking it, and killed all three with re-
volvers No names OF date given.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
U. s. 500 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD REARING BONDS.

These Bends worth handsome premium. and
are exempt, a. are all the Government Bonds. from
SAT-, CoHafg md MnicI@Il ft<asion, soAicA adds
Prom q three per cent per oHauns 70 their raiDs.
according the levied upon ether property The
ieieres payable sem-snnually by coupons attached
each note which may be of and sold any bank
banker.
The Interest at 5.3O per cent.
amounts 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

Notes OF all toe denominations named viii be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar In
form and privilege the Seven riles already sold.
except that the Government 10 Itself the option
Of paying interest gold per cent Instead OF
3loths ia currency. Subscribers will deduct the In
In currency mp Jsy 18th, the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes OF this third Of the
seven-Thrties will the let q June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change made in the conditions Of this THIRD
SERIES effects only the matter Of interest The pay
ment In gold IL made, will be equivalent the currency
interest Of the higher rate.
The return - specie payments In the event Of which
only will the option pay interest in gold Be avsed Of
would 50 reduce and cqfsiIze prices that purchases
made with six per gold would be fully equal
those made with and lhree-enths per cent. In
currency. This j.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12
RENOvATERS.
CLEANING AND DYEIEG ESTABLISHMENT

nv HECNIrkD STATES DYE HOUSE,, NO 3ssoufa
Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
At this old ami well known establishment. the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In perm and
be4atifu eoOrs and gents garments thoroughly rsnovs
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing boaxhi and seif also,
paticulsr branch the business denoinzet fns draw
inx-bfa dtable cloth, tear IN any garment car b
so at not Be VISIBLE the naked eye
Rsnsmbsr the pascs. Ne. IS South Intsots sfrset
yaalo JOSEPH hAkkis. frsp<,stss-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

0FFIcKKs or ras AnxY Who have settlement,
and rxroRrs TO make with any of the depart
Agency. and can have all their papers made out
on fair terms. Special attention psid TO making
out OryIcrRs' PAY CERTIFICATES and CONAN
Par and NrsrrR OR Rolls.
Mr. King, formerly Of the Pay and Adjutant
Generals Department, Is chief clerk in this bust
ness.
Officers will call and examine foe themselves
A Notary Public always present. Office No.
10, West Washington street, opposite Metropoli
tan Theatre and Major Drnn's L. 3. mastering
aud Discussing Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-12

NEW YoRK, July ll.-To- morrow there will
be cold, at noon. az public auction, in front Of
the Lyceum, near the Brooklyn Nsyv ard.
thirty two vessels, which have been employed IN
the naval service during the war. The lie;
comprises twenty seven screw steamers, two
sailing vessels and three paddle steamers.