davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-27
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Probability Of KIRBY Smiths Surrsn-
=. der-EsnsluesA EeeIa1tons OF our Coz1-
sui ~ II N1l1r1oru4-CoSton Stealing In
1lzsisstpPi-

J. fs,c.,., n,.,.t.h q, N, ch,,.na r,,.
l7pec'a' o'fpa'en 10 'ae en1caeo lf1nooe.!
The New Orleans ftedynae, Of the etst, tags ::
"lntelIigenca from the Confederate Trans. Mis-
sisnppt army, which Ia direct aud through relts,
bic sources is to the effect tha. it will speedily
n. .nr.cnrd ~ T,s,o. .1S ~, , .a oonnseon.
,s"s nsals"n anu 1as'ol. anu e1taeI surrender or
a'soa1a. IN me e aossnse OF an5 large Federal
probably pursue the latter course. There L. In
.oct II our intelligence hc eo,rsc. m
ai.1,a,.,,n .r.., wv .,thar s1nono ~. .r%H ~ "
people Of the Trsns.sl..iselppt to
fSe1Sss sea Sss III
o. o 9ns?
fssssSir r. nxer tbeY have no obIccs or disposition
to renew it. ID ill probability therefore when
Ged IT,. a.. o 1he sesIss,pi sha resea tnc @sst
rtu siSe the orranixcd forcea under Ktrbv Smilh
XII, A. onrc disn,pds ind return 10 thrir homes,
reported aseS 81 hf IT, Rio G s;ase ;R ann9 hsa
tec.sreI in.ention al The Cenfeder, lie chicfts{a.
Gen. Slaughter, a Viretntsn, coramandine at
80 ne ms, 1cW weeks. thai ice hay,nS snT
o,. -.m1;ned for the Trans S,ssis.
fcnp.ee.5 ta,rse ,-oo,y = -"
.ippi amy % % sae fs,,s; at,a NJ: r
r. ~, c,;n;E.. ~ m.r fne-efnra Ioe1 ~
sa.a +ctn, ~ IN nra W. siota ~ ~ " e.
eTsoa. Me ,.
80. rs s.Mc psper esys X eenusman1 q a1iee.
ilon y m"sf"nE r. ae enacteo 70 i've !ais aaa
2eebtale informatisn IN !eaereee: 70 Inc american
Consulate ~ Mafsmora5. 1ae oce0paat, Mon.
Anz! Wood. isoh1 Auhur1. y. J., has the fullest
Consular papers md letters made ont By tho Sec
scary Q! State, hui in the aetencs Of political re.
istions between the two countries. has not aekcd
"A ex+:c :cna'ur or sDy Official recognition whatever
from tfr Imperial authorities. He c0p1ues himself
ns1ncipaljy 10 The business Of a commercial aEen-
* ~ nTny,Ird for by law In auch eate8. This
an.iles. let the most part, cous1.ts n The draw
.it.In, H. ~ 1,sss".r,s Yhe most nunacrvul OF tie
a etritaeate. e fof he nt 10 months oi Nj Woods
Office we're essned a. to sW otlesas aas eb tbat
rooos er sn,n1,ed ,btnse 70 Ma.aaofas ehon'd
f. EEcoos dr,r iSn1.t n yrt,n ,sas, aud sale
eo,d " ts,;i,naa - Ma43ran ~, Thetc cerlifi-
essss @ T. taYe beea t1aasmis;ed To- he .astom oases
nav Sen conreTn IA T ihs % Sond. SonE>s caneeIled
r.tca ~ f,ts Nv, hasn ~ s,1n.tae e1scribcd
- u ~ !ase 1's ~ .sen - l t. -; h.iis
- - 'otse's ~ odhuas:eu ha: eoe1s a'I s,so
hne, nc tnrsp.Ies ~ rhs s,s'a, Se,a 80 ,n1eh
~ eSSn ses " tas 9.sssS. AAE.E Nss n
salA ~ .Aasaaokas az " t0e s!Eai1nAofnas1'fEs~
, 1865-05-27

NEW YORK, My 26.-0n Sunday Liz BIT last =
railroad bridge over strtam near Petersburg,
w. gave way. precipit.tipG taain Into tar Chg
Two men were killed, four are mlsslng and four.
with The road.
, 1865-05-27

Horrible Outrage By GueFilfnx-Rn.
; dnrstlufnt OF ftse New C0nAttt utaon-
4 County Clerk Brought to THUG
Bush Aslsn snckefa $utfrnderluE-A
Guerilla Gang Routed.
, 1865-05-27

VIC give below, the results, in trle1, Of The
various drafts on the St4te. The total enroll.
mcnt Of The State {all male residents between
tho ares Of twenty md forty-tiye) footed mp
l21 ,2G. The first drnft was made In 16G5,
aud the total number drafted was H. ,935, Of
which $50 we're held to service in person or by
Substitutes; 2,GS0 failcd to report; G.22s5
were cxt1 1nrts, and S 5.GSl paid coumutation,
amou1ti ting to 81 g., 800. The second dta1
waB madc under The call Of July 18th, 1851,
for 500, COO men. The quota assigned to Wis.
censIn was II, ,G52, under m enrolment OF
81 ,O6S; but 1t WAS Afterwards reduced ty the
War De partment to u .S4l. Up to the date
of tlls report, Wisconsin had raised forty
FIVE regiments Of infantry, four Of cavalry.
thirteen batteries Of light artillery, end one
regiment of heavy artillery.
A1loTMEErs.
Although not directly within the province
Of the Adjutxnt Generals report, he has 3n-
elndtd somt Information under this head.
Ils I'm was c'eated By net Of Legislature IN
lsaG Tie number of names on the allot-
Mcnt rolls arr II, ,05s, from whom the total
receipts lave 'Nsn as follows:
acar ending Sept: g. lr64~. 1895 %
:. . 1a1 ..~...... 4h2,tkEB6
1eoi.......- 49,. 367,S5i a
AosaA''.'.- .$B3B, 9Gi.39
The faYweGt Fnrt TIM ,,F xr3,.~,, = . 1s...x
, 1865-05-27

The Wrecked Steu1ucr Meteor.
TAsH1s0IoE. Mag aG.-0n enquiry at tie EavT
Department Il IL aseerta1ued tnat the rteRmeF
Meteor, recently wrecked, was not the United
Statef steamer OF that E2ue at:ached to The West
Gnf Snpadreu.
, 1865-05-27

The ycyT State Government of
Virginia.
New 1onk, Msy s5--A special to the Noff dated
WsshinYtop, HAY sCtl. says Gov. PterpotAt ar.
Rived in Richmond yesterday and aesrtned exc
cutiye control OF the State. A general election
wae also held throughout Virginia yesterday.
, 1865-05-27

u. g. Vessels MT New York.
NEW Tor.s. Ma{ &c The Eunbcat Msttshcset1
un1 Enttld States stcauIFs NFnpdotte ConTo
dors Hull, Gov. Bucxtnghasn md Saxony atrTc1
here this Iu0TutnH.
, 1865-05-27

.$B3t, ~ -
The largest portion Of which Ii q direct
saving 10 tie families CT the soldier, which,
under Other circumstances, miEAt have leen
snuau1rrcd,
, 1865-05-27

NV YonK, Hay st.-Thc tflI Of Isaac Hen.
cc1ton, 1ate Sa1y Actnt, broke uuHn this noru-
Ing for want Of eyicenec to suht1tn the charges
The District Attorney desired - enter I n9fle
proefqau, but this could not h.:doue. Judge VII
jury. without leaving their feats, rendered yer
ntrf pf bot rrfIty
, 1865-05-27
FROM NASHVILLE.

Nntt, ~ Legislative, Political ard MIL
ttAFy in Teuns HBfe-ThA Rat{rpAd4-
From Chr1tanoosa and f5ctov.
, 1865-05-27
Successful Union Expedition
up the Roanoke.
ATTEMPT TO ASS&SSiNATE GEN.
pUvEl At STAUHT0h.
Fiendish Guerilla Atroci-
+ ties in Missouri
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SEVEN
THIRTY LOAN, s2,2o7,350.
Gold Closed at 136 5-8.


InttresslpE Testinlony-Sanderx and
&L0Fy tlxaIly implicated M Acco al
plIcPs Of E0o7h-Ey1deuce Tor the
III feUAA.
, 1865-05-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tsibune.]

Ont VulunEeefs-ChanEc In
the me<ttcal nlr<ctorah1p-St,L Louis
mrs Bound for ChtcuEo-1ncendf-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

PsooaAGH The different Associations vii
form 10 the order they are named, aud the follow
ing gentlemen are appointed Assistant Marshall
viz Col. Wm. Wheatly. Col Fred EfdImeyer
Col A ID Rose. Wm Wallace. Eco
Chsmber OF Commerce. College Students and
Burns Club will torn on the north side Of Ohio
street. wee, Of Alabama
Turner Association. Mannerchor aud all Ger
man Associations aud Lodges Ia the centre OF
Ohio street west OF Alabama street
Fenisn Brotherhood south side Of Ohio street
vest Of Alabama street
I Beubrth Order and all Hebrew Associations
north side Of Ohio street. east Of Alabama.
Typographical Union and Temperance Asso.
citation, north side of Ohio street, east Of Ala
bama.
Tailors' Union. Shoemaker Union. Overs
Association. Timers Association and House
and Sign Painters Association center OF Ohio
street, east of Alabama.
Cabinetmskcrs aud Carpenters Association
Brckayeu, Plssterers'. Stonecutters and
Stonemasons' Associations south side of Ohio
cast OF Alabama street
Blacksmiths' Union. Moulders' Union. Ma
chinists and Footbosrd Association and Rolling
Mill Association. north side OF Market street
east of Alabsms.
Citizens generally will form on Market street
and Market square. west OF Alabama
All other associations not reported will form
on south side Of Market street, east of Alabama
Fire Department will form on Alabama street,
north Of Ohio
AL citizens desrous Of passing through the
State House will not fail TO join the procession
as IL will be very difficult 10 - through the
State House otherwise.
Ii is expected that all Assistant Marshals have
their associations on the ground, and be ready TO
move a, II n o'clock
BY order Of
Gen. Tnos A Morris,
Chief Marshal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

sE- The strictes, police regulations will be
enforced to morrow, aud everything tke excite
ment will he prevented 80 far poss'-ie Al
influx of professional thieves are AZ present wait
ing for the crowd in order to reap the rich pros.
pectve harvest that will present itself Persons
with pethoric poke, books should keep an eye
TO portable property. else it may imperceptibly
slip from their keeping into the possession of All
expert thief Beware of sanctimonious looking
individuals. who with oily words to divert your
attention, will at the same time carefully relieve
you of your greenbacks So far Ms we are nd-
vidually concerned we feel perfectly secure, and
should commisserate the thief who would take
the pains 10 relieve us, inventory OF our
wallet exhibits a fev postage stamps, recepted
board bill. maxims for the young taken from an
old newspaper. and an extract from Henry Ward
Beecher's Fort Sumter oration-"only this, and
nothing more" But most Of individuals are not
so fortunate as ourself and Therefore We have
seen proper TO caution them against pickpockets,
who come;h down like wolf or the fold, TO the
grief of their victims
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

WAsnINcToS. April 2S--Tbe excitement which
prevailed in this city Yesterday has considerably
subsidized
While all regret that the assassin, owing 10
rashness among the soldiers engaged in the cap
ture. was not taken alive, they at the same time
feel gratiied that the murderer has paid the pen
atty OF his crime. Had he been brought 10. tho
ashngton navy yard alive nothing could have
withstood the fury OF the excited congregsted
thousands.
What disposition made oil Booths BODY
after the autopsy upon it, it is impossible to as
certain but that fitting disposal, in keeping
with his gnomihious career. was msde. If Ger
tain.
Harold, who has been exhibiting great stocis n
since bis capture. now appears TO realize the
awful position in which be is placed. and through
the day has given way to frequent weeping. lie
Is quite young, his appearance would indicate
him TO be not over 30 Sometime since he was
an applicant for the position Of surgeons steward
in the Potomac fotila, but was unsuccessful .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

mains, 90 which tAey have nov been conveyed
The building 10 20 By % feet 10 dimensions and
IL iset high from the ground 10 the plate. The
root u Of the psgoda style and the rafters arc
covered With white cloth. Over the center OF
the main roof and directly over the caiafalque a
second root 10 raised. about feet sni covered In
Ike manner.
feet from the ground The coffin rests on this
dsis. about two fee, above the lOor. On the
four corners stand columns supporting canopy
The columns have been drspcd and ~reathed
win evergreens and white flowers In the most
beautiful manner. Black cloth falling as cur
tains and frnged With silver. all caught and loop
Cd back TO these columns from the centre Of the
canopy lhe hoor aud the sides Of the dais are
covered With black cloth dropping from the four
corners. bordered With silver fringe The inside
OF the canopy Is lined with black cloth gathered
in folds. and white and black Grape serves as plu.
mage TO the posts OF the corners of the c.tsfal.
Que. la the centre il large star Of black vel.
vet. surrounded with 30 stars. one for each state
IN the union. The floor OF the dAis ~ covered
with flowers. and figure of the Goddess OF Lib.
erty Is placed at the head Of the coffin.
The religious services. after the remains had
been placed in the dais. we're performed by the
Right Rev. Bishop Mellsain. lie then read a
part OF the funeral services of the Episcopal
N"e''"f rhbhty @'tflhS tue case W sui tue of
casion. The remains were then exposed 10 pub
lie view The arrangements are so perfect that
every one who desires to see them will have no
difficulty. Ii is raining here 10 day, but this i
no impeachment Cleveland has made demon
stratlon worthy Of her citizens.
9F N.-The number who witnessed the re
mains Of the president were $50 minute Two
rows OF spectators were constantly passing, one
each side OF the coffin The lid vas covesl
with flowers in shape the of harps. Crosses and
boqGsts we're laid upon the coffin by ladies repre
sen,ing the Soldiers Relief Association.
The funeral party were the guests Of the au
thorties sud we're quartcred at the Weddell
House A more liberal and friendly greeting
could not have been extended
Charles l. Wilson. OF Chicago, on behalf of a
committee of 100 was here to extend the hospi-
talities OF that city. This committee il TO bro
coed to Michigan City to meet the remain. and
will escort them to Springfield
The display at Chicago will be the largest ever
know in that city: I'll organizations and societiee.
5000, have already reported to the
chief marshal
Al midnight we leave Cleveland and will ar
rive AZ Columbus TO morrow morning
Gov. Brough tonight eKtende. the hospitali
ties OF his residence to the funeral party
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NEW York, April 26.-The Commercial.
Washington special says: The vaults of the
Farmers bank in Richmond have been opened
and the contents found undistnrbed
cabinet meeting was held to-day TO consid
er the international question likely to arise from
the conspiracy which is alleged to have extensive
ramifcations.
President johnson loudly cheered to -da Y
in the streets
Booths bod, has been placed where il will
never be seen by mortal eye again.
The Posts special says:
Pennsylvania delegation called OH the pres.
ident making the most radical address. ye, de.
livered The president replied repeating bis
conviction. that the rebel leaders should be pun
ished aud the masses of The people forgiven.
A private dispatch from 81 Louis reports a
terrible accident down the Mississippi river. The
Steamer Sultans had exploded her boiler and
sunk. and great number OF lives lost, all soldi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
From Memphis.

MlNPHIs. April %, via CAIRO, April 2s-The
steamer Sultana from New Orleans, arrived at
Nicksburg on the evening Of the 2lsi. with her
boiler leaking badly She remained there thirty
hours repairing, taking on board goo federal
soldiers and 80 officers, lately released from Ca.
hawba and anu Andersonville prisons. She ar
rived at Memphis last evening. and after coaling
proceeded on her way abou, , a m. About 3
when seven miles up. she blew up, Immediately
taking fire and burning 20 the waters edge.
Of2.l56 souls aboard. not more than 700 have
been rescued
Five hundred and ten OF those rescued are now
Ia hospitals, aud two or three hundred uninlured
az the Soldiers Home
Captain Mason OF the Sultana is supposed to
be lost
At o clock this morning the rive: la front OF
Memphis was covered With soldiers struggling for
life many Of them badly scslded
Boats Immediately went 10 their rescue, aud
are still engaged in picking them up
General Washbuine Immediately organized 4
board of officers to investigate the affair and
they are now at work doing so.
No further particulars have been received.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

(Form In State House square,
s. Relatives Of the deceased. Form in state House
square,
0. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of Indiana
Form en- side Of street, north Of Washington
Eret)
10. Governors stan. Form in rear VI No. o.
IL. oficers Of State. Form In rear Of No. TO-
IL. Judges Of the United States Courts, Supreme
Court, and Circuit and Common Pleas Courts Of the
state. form In rear OF No H.
Is. Soldiers Of the Of 1914 Form IN rear OF No
~
IL. Members Of Congress. tFom on centse Of West
street, uorth OF Washington.
IS. Members Of the Senate aud House Of Represents.
tives Of Indiana. Form in Of No. IA
10. Officers Of the Sanitary and Christian Commits
sions. Form in rear Of No. l5.)
0I7. AL Masonic Order. of the State. lRorn OF eat
side Of West street. north Of washIngion.l
Il. All Odd Fellows Of the State. form in rear Of
Nssons-
Is. IruId and Hugsu Associations (Form in rear Of
No Is.
90 Corporate authorities Of the city Of Indianapolis
with authorities Of other cities their guests. PORN
On west side Of West street south Of wa-hinstOn)
81 The various Orders and Associations Of the city Of
indianapolis and Marion county mot including Masons
Odd Fellows. Druids snd Hugaril Form under their
own Marshas music &C. west side Of West street, IN
rear Of No. so
81 CITY and county delegations, Orders and Assooa-
lions. (exeept Nascns ODD Fellows &C. above dessgnA-
ted,) will form, arrival L MON Depot column
Of four ranks under their Marshal and take posi-
ton as follo~s:
All delegations arriving trains Of Indiana Central
railroad will form the and sice Of West
street. south Of Washington.
All arriving the Indianapolis snd Cincinnati rail-
road will form on the west side Of Mssissppl street
south Of Washington.
All arriving the trains Of the hsdi'oa and JeeF-
sonve roads. will form on east side Of Mississippi
street. south % Washington.
All arriving trains Of Terre Haute road viii form on
vest side Of Tennessee street south q Washington.
All arriving Lafayette road will form on west side
Of Tennessee street, north Of Market
AL arriving Peru road will form side o.
tennessee street. south q Washington.
All arriving on BeIef0utAine road will form eAs
side Of Tennessee street, north Of Market.
% The Reverend Clergy o. the various denouiua
tons fern north side u Washington street, cas-
Of llinOisl
"a Delegations and dstiE gui,hed strangers from othe
states FERN on north side Of Washington street. II
rear Of ClsrsyJ
PORN on north side Of Warrington street. Immediately
east Of No "a
26 Ciilzens generally In carriages. PORN on sout
side o. Washington street. east Of Iiiiaois'
Delegations from abroad will be arrival al th
Cnien Depot BY Assistant Msrshss Who will give neess
s.y and ertsrs Should any &c overlooked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NEW foRK. April -.
Cotton 53c for middling.
Flour 56I0c lower; at 81 3597 ~ for extra
state; s. OO@s ID for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. 20Q9 GO for trade brands
Whisky 81 l0@2ll
Wheat steady for winter and dull and droopipx
at 81 e1a@i 3 for amber Michigan. Rye quiet.
Barley dull. Corn-new white, 81 -; new
yellow, 81 42l. Oats 7gds3c. Clover seed
4l3 So Timothy 81 so
Wool dull.
Coffee dull Sugar. 1913. MolAsses
dull.
Petroleum quiet; 4Oc for crude. Sc for refined
in bond, aud 75c free
New mess pork $40 5o@ 30 90; S27 O0@27 SO
for '63-'64 SIC 00d26 80 for prime. and S26 So
al % for prime mes. Plain mess beef Sl2 90
gle 90: extra mes, SIC 5O@2o 90; beef hams.
l49l5R. Cut meats: l7QlyIac for shoulders
and l7la6l91sc for hams. Bacon; 1879 for
Cumberland cut; i6I4 @I6I.c for long ribbed
and l9Iec for short ribbed
Lard l51 @Isisc Butter. l5d25c for Ohio.
and BIC tor State. Cheese 15d23c Rice
dull
Money. soc per cent Sterling l0916al095f
for first class bills. Gold closed at 81 s71f
Government stocks steady.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

rs Who does not admire genteel haiti II
Is said than mans affection for an old hat is
greater than his love for anything else; but this is
a mistake, it is not OH affection, but pure per
verseness, thar inherent obstinateness in human
nature. that causes him to cling with such tena
city TO an old faithful covering, that has shield
ed his head in storm and sunshine As iuexor-
able nat DEGREES the separation between the best
of iriends, so does time declare the relations be
tween our antiqaated beaver and the possesor
thereof end The next inquiry natural il
where 10 replace the old with new one, aud VIC
who supposed TO know all about such things
unhesitately answer. at Davis's hat store, No. %
north Pennsylvania street, near the post Office
who keeps the finest assortment of hats and caps
in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

The mayor requests that all drinking sa
looms close their doors on to- morrow, and not
only the front entrance, but the one generally
found in the rear. made specially for the accom-
m0dition OF those who vehemently denounce tbs
evil aud vet love social smile as veil. Wig
liant guard would do much 10 enforce an ordei
of the kind. and one from the post ommandant
would be respected. The day. the occasion The
character Of The city. all demsnd that everything
that does not compot. with the dignity and sol
emnity OF the occasion should be sostained from
Bu; this thing can be done only through a siren
uous order from the military commander
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
from ssaItim ore.

BALTIMORE. April 2o.-A we'll known citizen
OF baltimore committed suicide last Monday a
short distance from this city by shooting himself
with pistol No cause could be assigned for
the rash act. except that lie had recently seemed
depressed aud melancholy. Subsequent events
Induced the belief that he was ia some way i'm
plicated in the conspiracy. snd last night the
BODY was eXhumed, embalmed and sent TO Wash
ington by order OF the government. The affair
causes much speculation. and there are many re
ports, in connection with some facts which IL is
deemed expedient to publish At present
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
COMM e RcIAl.
~ rsLEoRApu.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. April %.
Flour 25c lower; Superfne IS so; extra 81 10
a. %. and family s. 5O@e %.
Wheat. red 81 so: white 81 609l 50. Oats.
Whisky dull; small sales at 81 Oe
Barley 81 Is.
Provisions quiet and prices Of all articles nom
insl.
Mess pork 3Oc. Bulk meats l4@l5 Shout
i3@ IA sides l4al5; hams l41f@I5. Bulk
hams l6c.
Lard 1Sc.
Groceries firm, with good jobbing demand
Sugar l3dl6c. Coffee 30d33c
Silver 81 34dl sc. Gold 81 &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

PRoSorIoSs-The following were the promo
tons inside in Indiana regiments. at the adju
tart generals office. Oh Tuesday
llth cavalry. B. r Swaford; Lewis j Davis
assistant surgeon.
9th cavalry. ID W COmstock. captain CO. c
John r O~ings. LIST lieutenant CO. F.
23i, John j. Howard, adjutint
5gth h F. Danley. captain co IA: A DeMott
lst lieutenant CO
9Th cavalry. q " S;Omer. Let lieuIenan
CO. l.
57th, David Hawkins, captain CO. B.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NEW YoRx. April %.
Gold continues weak The speculative feel
ing IL dull aud the demand is chiefly confined to
custom house purposes The possibility Of &c
we're cotton panic occurring. incident upon the
news Of the close OF the var. produces an expec-
ts,on that some Of the gold balences sent from
TO london for greater safety will Be drawn
home again, producing an Influx Of specie and .
consequent decline in the premium on gold
LaTER-Gold closed at Gsllagbe's exchange
tonight at 81 46is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

The GEgANIUN-At the Geranium Saloon.
opposite the state offices, may be found one OF
the pleasan,est and most agreeable places of re.
sort in the city. The Geranium has no equal as
first class saloon Meals are served at all
hours and in the finest style. Strangers call at
the Geranidm. if You relish something nice in
the .ay OF All elegant reps.t. The ladies de
par,meni is furnished off in superb style. and the
entertainment served up consists of all the deli
cacies OF the season
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

Whereas, BY my proclamation OF the 25th
inst. Thursday tbe 18th day of next month was
recommended the day for special humiliation
and payer, in consequence OF the assassination OF
Abraham Lincoln, late President of the United
States, but
Whereas, Ny attention has been called 10 the
fact that the day aforesaid is sacred to large
number of christians one of rejoicing for the
ascension Of our Savior; now therefore.
Be it known that /. Andrew johnson, presi
dent of the United States. do hereby suggest that
the religious services recommended az aforesaid
should be postponed until Thursday the Il, day
OF j une next.
Signed ANDREW JOHNSON
W HuxrEE. President.
Act Sec of State.