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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17
THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
approaching Removal OF the Seat or Gov
ornmeht To Ottavva-COnsul POtter's AM
nex"uSa Speech Under Government
Consideration. Ixc.

QuEBEc, August 10, 1885.
me government removes to Ottawa next month. when
Parliament Closes "he buildings being furnish
ell, and Will DO ready Ar occupation in a month
Several members TO-DAY asked the Minister his inen
ton as to the Potter Wood letter and speech
Mr. Cartier replied that the natter -nder row
eminent consideration Hon. George Brown and o~-
ministers sssaed Wood and Potter with gross language
The ground by the opposition that the speech
OF Mr. Potter made at private caucus in the United
States and therefore the Canadian government had no
right TO interfere.
Tie ministers have agreed to adjourn the House TILL
Tuesday.
Tho motion onabing members 10 take "trip to Sa
gucnay At government expense defeated divs
ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

Jersrs, W. sS. ssa nrosdwsy, -Lr sa,hss
shoes, tc ~ redr red prices jEFtERs 51S broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

vyhs~ie~ & wilson's Lcc1 stitch New
Ing asch,ae AID sy.tsa Ho'e Ss,hi,c. 90 gsosdwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

Extensive Robbery ~ Portland.
PORTLAND, August 10 1895.
The safe Of Stephen Patton, Of this city, was blown
open by burglars last night and robbed Of about twenty.
Ave thousand dollars in money and bonds including Ven
thousand hve-tveuties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

The Asia Outward Bound.
BOSTON,, August 10, 1895.
Tho steamship Asia sailed this forenoon with twenty
I'VE passengers for Halifax and eighty for Liverpool She
takea out no epecie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

Those Who suHer from Liver Con.
plants may ely upon The RED JACKET BIrrkRs 90
cause they ~ fvr from properties imniedats
sud certain eeef when the usually prescribed rsmedies
have prove useless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

Ivory and Pear sleeve buttons and
snde-inial ana fanc pattsrns also Ivory AMI fcsrs
Jewelry. vhclssaie and .Staii WI wErLiNQ,
Intpottc and manufsoturcr. Wl BroAdWay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

Howe sewing Mach me Co.-Elias Howe.
Jr President, SO broadway Agents wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

JAMES r. KIRF .ER,
late Edward DUNCAN Brother
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

R,t~hefor's Hair Dye-Th Heat In the
yroy reliable tDsisntsneor The only perfece
Ave Vaclorv 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17
v. n. BoRrEsAsr, Secretary.

IApps AND GrrrrRnrS-It gives az pleasure 70
acknowledge the resolutions handed me tsz morning o.
satisfaction Of the oondnct Of myself and the
officers under my command; and Asc viii only
having done our duty feel 9isd that my efforts
To- render Won with rprobaton.
am ONLY plain sailor and very bad fpsroh maker but
cannot down without exsessing wishes that yos
may have agreeable passage on the Other side vs.
have had his Ladies' and genteueax reessye my bes
wishes your safe arrival in san frsnet~f IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

A.-Marsh-s Radical CURE Tfusa/ ana
TsAndage institute las removed 70 5i2 Broadway CJpeu ul
9P NJ. Lady attendant ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17

All Prize. Csshcs "a. legal ysotteries.-
'"o"''' WI o''' j. cLrrr- Broker I7s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-17
Strange Coincidence with Regard to tn
Land Lines.

Land Lines.
The special correspondent Of the London Necs men
tops singular condolences with regard to the teie
graphic communication with valentia, which seem TO
point 70 the conclusion that the wires have been once or
twice purposely broken down He writes on the 3D.
Instant
In obedience 70 some hidden but Infalible law the
1apess single wife composing the valentia telegraph
Hnel was suffering yesterday from "dehectlons IN
hAve spsedr end constant communication between Loa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
From new york.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Tbe Commercials spe.
cial writes : follows:
JEFF Davis and several leading rebels will be
included in the bill of indictment before the
court for the trial Of the murderers now in Gus
todv and to be captured.
President John son is understood to be in favor
OF abolishing the trade regulations of the treas
ury department. The subject will be discussed
and decided at the cabinet meeting on Tuesday
next.
The Posts special SAYS: Eight Marylanders,
charged with harboring Booth and aiding his es-
cape. have been arrested and lodged 10 jail in
Washington.
The mails received by the navy department
this morning were laden with the designations of
volunteer officers. in obedience 10 the new orders
of the government for the reduction of the ser
vice
The charges against Ex-Governor Akin are
preferred by the military authorities in Charles
tOn
The Post says: number of prominent cit
liens OF this city are about 10 present President
johnson with magnificent carriage with horses
aud harness to match.
A boy has been arrested at Brooklyn and taken
to Washington. whose conversation leads to
the belief that he was possessed Of a knowledge
of the assassination. He was en- errand boy of
Booths.
Ii appears that Harold turns out to have been
agent and confident of the notorious DR.. Tum-
blety who lately suddenly disappeared from
Brooklyn
An injunction was granted by the supreme
court TO day restraining the new fire commission
ers from entering upon their new duties
Commenting upon the reward offered for
Davis and other sccomplices TO the murder of
President Lincoln, The Tribune thinks those in
Canada will be secured by demand under the
AshburtOn treaty.
The Times ssys the public will hardly be sur
prised that murder is to be brought home directly
to the leading rebels. Booth, Beall, Kennedy
and others were all hired and desperate instru-
ments of the Richmond conspirators Some
thinks the offer for Davis not large enough.
The World thinks the offer for Davis is more
consistent than for the Others as they are now
in Canada. and will never come voluntarily with
in the United States. If the demand is made
for their surrender under the treaty no reward is
needed
The Tribune says there is great danger that
the season of vegetation will pass unimproved
and leave large sections of the south exposed.
next season, TO actual famine. 1t suggests an
order from the president urging the people TO
plant, and promising them the fruit of their la
Dor in any event.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
NcArE ITEMS

BADLY SoLp --The Randolph Journal
Rep gets of the following:
A member of the present Indiana legislature
Was badly sold. on the occasion OF the funeral
ceremonies of President Lincoln. at Indianapo-
lis. he was attempting TO pass through the pro-
cession, but failing. seeing finely dressed lad '
in the procession he stepped to her side and rear
and laying his hand on her shoulder, was help
ing her along, when a stalwart man ordered him
10 stand back; that he could not enter the pro.
cession At that point. The member asked him
il he would separate a man and his wife Said
the guard. els that YOUR wifes" YES sir, -
said the member. Then you can pass, for any
man who has niger wench for a wi can join
this part OF the procession, they are all mig
gers" general laugh was raised at the ex-
pense Of the member. and he retired wthou;
passing through the procession
OUTRAoE-We are informed that white
woman while walking along Main street Sunday
evening. just after dusk, was seized Ivy a negro,
who insuIted her ina gross manner by kissing
her. and then ran away as fast ss possible We
have heard that three negroes were knocked
down aud badly bruised by some white soldiers
yesterday but whether these outrages had any
connection with the insolent and indecenS con-
duct Of the first mentioned negro we do not
know. One thing is very certain, however. the
citizens of New Albany aud the white soldiers iu
the hospitals here. not permit such outrsges
by insoent negroes to go unpGhished.-N A
Ledger
The Lafayette Cou,ier says that Captain
Robert Lincoln in company with his mother and
other members of the family. passed throuah
that city on THURSDAY. en- route for Springfield
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

fE Already the effect of peace IL beginning
10 be felt on the Labor market. We told by
men Who employ large number of hands that
applications for work have been very frequent
within the last few week ard there IS Il di-posi-
ton i'm those wanting work 20 take less wages
than has been demanded A the work Of re
Gucing the army increases this densnd
for work viii increase, 10 all branches. un-
al the old order of things Is brought about
IL i. estimated that about 30O.O men
nov in the army ~ill be mustered out within
the next 90 days. and thstirom 800 OOo 10 500
600 men Who have directly and indirectly. b
tanned living from their connection with tie
army. must. within the next 80 DAYS. look 10
some other employ ment for living There /
one thing IN connection with this nes order OF
things that did not eIlst before the var and that
i that men Who live have money.
and those Who have no money must work be
cid credit system has PASSED away-thc cash
.x-tem l. bow IN full force aud vigcr aud me n
must paw for their bread aud butter in these davs
a, ,hey don { get il. The want OF labor. in many
branches stil continues pressing In the farm
ing districts especially there are openings Tor a.
man, a. want employ ment but as the government
demand for produce will be stopped. the prices
must decline. and the wsges must come down.
A farmer told Us the other dsy that be could
cot sfJrd 10 bire hands at the present prices,
that he would have 10 let some OF hrs LANDS he
die and Only rsise such crop a. himself snd
family could work Bus ~ the effects OF peace
are felt these things will regulate themselves.
.pd ws will gradually work back into the old
order Of things
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

NEw YoRE, Nav 1.

NEv YORK, May 1.
Cotton 46(d47c for middling
Flour l0(6I5c lower; at Sc 70d5 SIS for eI;rs
state; s. 0nd7 10 for extra round hoop Ohio, snC
s. 95@9 80 for trade brands
Whisky 81 l0@2 IL.
Wheat dull and drocping: amber 81 s2
and wiute- red western 81 50 Barley dull. Corn
old mixed western 81 As. new white, 81 Is
yellow, 81 456l a. Oats Sic Clover seed
Sl3 50. Timothy 81 50
Wool dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar. ll35@llL Molasse.
63c
Petroleum firm; 22d3Sc for crude, Sc for
refined 10 bond, and 74c free
New mess pork S27 O0d27 %: s25 O0@25 50
for '63-'64: S24 SOFAS % for prime. and $25 80
(d26 90 for prime mess Plain mess beet fl2 90
ale 90: extra mess. sl6 OO@2o 90; beef hs M.
22Q25 Cut meats; l454@l512c for shoulders
aud l7lz6l91ac for hams. Bacon; l55sQl51s &c
for Cumberland cut; l53s@lsc for long
ribbed and l6Gl6lSc for short ribbed
Lard l6dlclsc Butter. l5d23c for Ohio.
and 23c for state Cheese l4920c. Rice
dull
Money, 566 per cent Sterling l093Sal093.
for first class bills Gold closed at 81 s2ss.
Govern ment stocks STEADY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

WASHINGTON, May by order Of tie secre
tsry of war the var department. and all its bust
ness will be closed at l2 o'clock and continue so
throughout the remainder OF the dsy 10 respect
to the late president Minute guns to be fred
at the arsenal. closing sunset with national
salute
The Herald's special correspondent SAYS.
In the assault on Selma, Ala, Gen. Long OF
the % division had command Of the right and
Brevet Maj. Gen. Emory Upton the left. The
2i division charged over the works in splendid
style. carrying everything before them The
enemys force Was from 5000 to 1000 strong,
mostly militia. Oar assaulting force was only
$50 men
Gen. Long was wounded aud hss arrived here
euroute for the north Our los wss $50 men,
the euemy's loss from 1000 10 5 900 men. Our
whole loss in the expedition was $50 men A
total of 4sl miles was marched in twenty DAYS.
Averaging over twenty miles per day during the
time.
By order of the president all public buildings
were closed after IL O'Clock 10 day out of re-
spect to the late president. whose funeral obse.
quies wee in progress at Springfield. The courts
slso adjourned and all the municipal Offices were
closed. Several Of our citizens also closed their
stores. Half hour guns were fired all the latter
part of the day closing with national salute
at sunset.
zen. Odftfs in OOcuiciCc W AZ Ofuct W buc
war department. has suspended recruiting col.
ored troops 10 Richmond,
The following order has just been published
by the war department:
ApJUrAsT GENERALS OFTIcE,l
~ AsHISGroS, April 26
General Orders No. rs
First-All prisoners OF war delivered on ps-
role to federal officers east Of the Mississippi rv
er. to and including the 22i day of April, lse5,
except those who may have been delivered at
Daren Georgis, are hereby declared duly ex-
changed.
Second-Commauders Of paroled camps will
forward exchanged officers and men to the
mics to which they belong with as little delay
possible
By order Of the secretary of war.
W. A. NICHOLS, A. A. G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
SUMMARY

CONVENTION or PUBLISHERS Pursuant 20 ad-
Journment, the convention OF publishers OF The
Staie OF Indiana met at S,-rr Hall in the city Of
Richmond, Thursday. MAY Alb. 1865. H @.
Newcomb. OF The Indianapolis Journal. was
elected chairman and W. :. Benbau, of The
Peru Republican. secretary. The following rep
resentatIves OF the press we're found to be pres
II B. woolls. National Democrat. Jefferson
vile. Ind
II Ne~comb Journal, India n apolis, Ind.
X Msgee, Sentinel Indianapolis. Ind.
i A. Bland. Home Visitor. indianapolis, Ind.
Z. Pleas. Corner. Newcastle. Ind
X. j. Strickland, journal. Cambridge City,
Ind.
W. II. Randall. Banner. Vernon, Ind
". II. Smith G zette. Mariinsvile. Ind
1 II Julian, Republican. Richmond Ind.
X A. Howard, Telegram. Richmond Ind
b w. Davis. Palladium. Richmond. Iud
W. ) Benhsm. Republican. Peru. Ind.
A II H,rritt, Herald. Monticello, Ind
Howard Briggs. Press. Greencastle, Ind
James Spencer, Gazette. Rensselaer,. Ind
Will Pound. Chronicle. Greensburg Ind
J Turpen, Times, Upton Ind
On motion of Mr.. Spencer. the secretary vas
ordered To prepare statement Of the rates
adopted by iormer meetings Tor subscription and
legal advertising. and forward a printed copy TO
comply herewith or inform said secretary of
their non compliance.
A resolution offered by Mr Strickland. in re-
gard to publishing divorce and license notices.
was laid over FOR consideration az the next meet
ing.
Mr. Benham. WAS ON motion OF Mr. Smith,
elected permanent assistant secretary.
The thanks of the Convention were rendered
TO the proprietor OF Starr Hall. the manager of
the Indiana Central RR and the ~pubi,hers OF
the Richmond papers. who entertained the mem
bers from abroad.
Ii was ordered that all committees heretofore
appointed and not discharged, should report at
the next meeting
The proceedings were ordered published 10
the indianapolis papers, with request to the
papers throughout the state to copy
Adjourned TO meet at Indianapolis, the last
Thursday Of MAY. inst.
=. NEwconB, Chairman
W. 3. BESHAA. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

TINK To ADVERTISE The New York Times
hss the following sensible lines on advertising
=" Business men. sith proper business ideas
should be shIe~d enough TO perceive thst now IS
the time 70 advertise. Nov that gold is rapidly
falling. and after every reaction will fall still
more. sell of the old stock at once, should be
the motto OF every prudent dealer. Dispose Of
il promptly and at the best prices you can get;
for the longer you hold on the less prices you
will obtain. It is better TO voluntarily submit 10
= small loss by and BY. Sell of sell of : and
TO accomplish this indispensable feat. advertise
literally. Nov is the time. ~e repeat it, TO do i,
discreetly. Get ahead OF your neghbors IL YOU
can, by advertising more. and thus selling more.
and - hen the crash comes you ~ill be safe This
i. the plain dcIate of common sense. and he " no
heeds il not Gill bitterly regret before long his
foolish negig ence."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
From Rhiladelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, MAY 4-Jay Cooke reports the
sale of 7-3Os o-day. at Sc. lO3 $50 The larg
est western sales were $500 900 from the First
National Bank of Cincinnati and 5000 900 from
the Second National Bank of Cleveland. The
largest subscriptions were 500 600 from the
Ninth National Bank of New York, $500 900
from the Second National Bank of Boston, and
$500 900 from the National Metropolis Bank Of
Washington
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

BusIsEss Lors AT Auction We will cell on
Mondav. Nay y. at O'Clock p m. on the prem
ices. that desirable property on the east side OF
illinois street. Immediately opposite the govern
or's late residence. the same having been divided
into building lots Of convenient size for building
purposes This portion of Illinois street will
certainly be OF the principal business local.
ties Of the city. Terms Of sale-one- third cash,
one third in nine months, and one-third In eigh-
teen months, with interest
WILEY 4 MARTIN.
So Real Estate A uctioneers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

tB The following appointments have beea
made for the Indianapolis District of The North
Indiana Conference:
Indianapolis Ds'rict-J V X Miller, F. E
lndisnspolis- Roberts Chapel, A. S Kinnan;
Trinity. j. Vigus
Indianapolis C'rcuit-J c White
Carmel-M Black
Nobesville-M + Armstrong.
Flshersburg-F A Fish
Perkinsville and Qnincy-T Colclazer
Anderson-A Marine
Anderson Circuit-U Renner
Pendleton-R d Spelltnan.
Fortville-M A. league
CtstletOn-G Havens
GreeDield-G W Bowers
Thomas Bowman. president of Indiana As
bury University, and member of Trinity quarter
ly conference.
Eddy. chaplain in the army. and member
OF Roberts Chapel quarterly conference.
j. ). NcCarty, chaplain in the army. and
member OF Fishersburg quarterly conference
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
COM N z RCIAL.
BY rrLrGsAPp.
CINCINNATI Market.

Churchman'S Market.
CINCINNATI, May 4.
Flour lower; SuDer6ne SIS 25; extra 81 0s
al 25 and family 81 50@S CO.
Wheat. red 81 40: white 81 6061 so. Osta,
63c Corn 75,. Rye Csc Glover seed fl4.
Barley $lO6l5 BarleySl l0@l Is.
Whisky dull small sales at 81 OF.
Mess pork 29c. Bulk meats 1917. Shout
l3@l1s4; sides l4@l5; hams l41s@l5. Bulk
hams 1870.
Lard l41ac.
Groceries firm. with good jobbing demand
Sugar l36 l6c Coffee 30633c
Silver 81 296l 81. Gold 81 40Gi 401s
Money e@l0 per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

MARRIAGE Decentralization has been
granted 20 the following persons 70 commit mat
rimOny by our accommodating city clerk. since
Thursday last:
Mel Kennedy Ross and Jenny King
William W H. McCurdy and Amelia Geisea-
Gorf
Tony Morgan and Elizabeth Haldou
John ) Reid and Margsry Blvard.
William Draeger and Mary Brinkman
John B PInnion and FL ,beth Raven
John Mccain and Mary McK,y.
Samuel II DOysl and Sarah ine Cotton
Harrison Thompson and Hst;y Form
Charles N Spencer snd Elizabeth Mstthev
Hubert II Smith and Emma 5 White.
William II Luther and Lavinia Graham
John A. Mckinney and Mary Z Pressel.
Charles Frederick Font and Catharine Olaf
few
Samuel LefeveF and Mrs Lucy Whtehouse.
John Burman and Cstharine Paddon
George kroenberger and Citharine Husmsn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
NLET THOSE WHO HAVE DoUBTEI

~ LII THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BcIL cKpsox BTrrxxs n any such there
BE- read tie following certhcste frsm gentlemen vel
known IN THIS Community and doubt no more.
It's general introuctior into the army viii the
lives Of thousands 81 our soldiers
LocrsvuLK, June ID. iass.
We the undersigned. have the good effects Of Dr.
JoHs Bulls CEDkox BIkss In case Of general debility
and prostrsOn Of the system and believe its general
use would prevent disease ans relieve uuch suffering
Among our soldiers pareelsry would this Be the
fnences In the Southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP SPIEL.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 DIS. NJ
cHAs. b. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Ny
COL n. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV. D. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARVEY, HUGHES CO.
Publishers Demycrsi.
GEO. p. DcRRN,
Proprietor Louisville Anssis,r
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN CO..
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART hAPoTHER,
Lthosraphers. corner Market ssA Third streets.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant corner Third and Marie, sts.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETH,
or the steamer Major Ahdersss.
MAI. l. T. THURSTOy
Psymsster U. s. Army.
C. NJ MErcALF.
National Hotel. Louisville. KY
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
9th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE By
DAILY, KEEPER Il HUSH,
~ South Meridian ST.. Indianapolis.
~deci6'e4-diy& w12toam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

FRESH FISH Thompson the fish monger i.
in daily receipt OF tons OF lake fish, but few
hours from their native element-ss fresh and
sweet as ~hen hrst caught. There is nothing
nicer than white hsh or trout. and il il the
cheapest food that can be set on the table Mr.
Thompson's depot is on the corner Of Pearl and
Wall streets, Immediately in the rear Of Hog
shire's grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05
Real Estate A uctioneers

sE Auction sale of we'll kept household fur
nilure at new No -. North East street, To-
day. Nav 9Th. at 81 q. N. the property OF
Dwight Roberts, VIZ: Hair seat socable, hair
sea, sofa chairs. Elizabeth rocker, cane seat
chairs. what-Dot, mahogany and rosewood centre
tables, card and other tables, bedstesds. hair and
spring mattresses. bureaus, wsshstands, feather
beds. clocks, lounges. curtains. stoves, 3-ply,
ingram and stair carpets. glassware, qneens-
ware. etc WV r. FEATHKRsroS,
A1ctioneer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

sF There will be a meeting of horsemen
and citizens generally. at the Exchange. on Hi
nois street. tonight. Friday. at eight O'Clock
p IN for the purpose OF making arrangements
To get NJ list of premiums Tor race horses and
trotters this spring. The best stock of Kentucky
ONO Illinois and Indiana are now At ST. Louis.
and ~Ill return through here, going to Cincinna-
ii for the June meeting. Why cannot Indian
apolis have them stop here on their rouiel While
il is q source of pleasant amusement. il is also 4
means Ia improve stock of horses. and will
bring many strangers TO the city. who at all
times spend their money freely and FIR the
benefit of the entire civ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

TnASsrERs OF REsL E-rAry.-The following
deeds we're lett at the auditors Office yesterday
for trrnsfer:
Phebe N Dougherty to Joseph Schuster. lot
No 100 IN Dougherty's subdivision of out lot 90
Price S265
Joseph X. Sharp IN Moses McClsne, lot No
in Shsrp's subdivision OF lots A. and c. in
Blske's subdivision of the northwest quarter of
section z, in town Is. range Price $275.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-05

F The best foe boot made in the United
States is Benkert's. OF Philsdelphia He i'm
ports his own material from France. His boot.
are of uniform quality; they ft the foot easier.
sre handsomer. aud wear better than any other
made in America The price has recently been
reduced. and are now selling at vesy little higher
than much inferior article Sold in Indiansp-
oils by r. r. May, No. 10 North Pennsylvsnis
street 50