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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

COMPLIMENTARY Coxcrrr or Miss Csoyr-
The Complimentary Concert given Ma Croft.
on Wednesday evening. was largely attended.
which proves that Mis- Croft and her sss'stsDt 4
are crossing permanently In favor vith oar nu
sicsl public Ia Mics Croft'st rendition OF "Oh.
Love. for Ne thy Poser." from Somnambgls.
she displayed all those gu, les Of voice aud eI
ecutiOn which have given her such merittd d.
Junction during her short sfsy 10 our midst. while
IN the ballad. molly B,wn." which che ssDg A.
an encore. the peculiar sseetne-s OF her voice
carried the sympaihes Of the audience With her
shieh they manifested bs G floral response.
Mr. Smiths rear peal ance before an Inci.nap D.
oils aud ence mere than re.llzsd the expectations
OF his friends. We have rarely heard those oea u
tiful Scotch melodies delicateiy 30 accurately,
and 20 ieelingiy rendered.
The rendering Of Listz's celebrated Tanner
hsuser March. by Albert Parsons. elected the
warmest sd ration aud the most genuine euthu
sissm The heavy octave passages gave evi
dence Of thorough educstion and Of great ma
tural ability, While bis conception aud execution
Of the d fersnt theme betrays those fine shades
Of feeling which show the genius OF an artist.
Miss Heinriehs sustained the envisbls reputa-
ton which she has ju-tly earned In the y-lse
song from Faust. the Duo from Norma. and the
Trio "Sancta Maria" she displayed great CON
pas. of voice aud fine musical culture Her
German ballad was sung With much expression
and was duly appreciated by the audience.
Mrs Owen. by fue vocslz ,ton and With a
rich. full voice, fully developed the fne points OF
the difficult Solo. IT rant, soon III burst thy
Chains" and at the close received shower OF
bouquets and an encore. TO which she responded
with - X tthleen Mavourneen.
Mrs DJche was not less successful than those
who bad preceded her The Tempest OF the
Heart" displayed a cultivated style. which gave
great satisfaction. betokened by the rspturous
encore with which !; was received Ii Mrs
Dyche has forte in singing. it is her beautii ul
style Of rendering Scotch ballads, as was fully
demonstrated By the one which followed. John
Anderson
The Messrs Lee. Gall, II l.. Benham. aud
Kingsbury deserve special notice. but our space
toTbids
Altogether, the entertainment was a most de
ghtful one. and reflects the highest credit upon
the conductor. Mr. Oven Applause il good
thing in It's place, but a stranger would think tina;
the people of Indianapolis we're born clspping
their hands and stamping their feet, as they de
mauded repetition OF almost every piece Thi,
is patriotic nuisance that should be sbated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Summer FTutfs.

Acids promote the separation o, the bile fro N
the blood. which j. then passed from the system
thus preventing fever, the prevailing disease OF
summer All ievers are bilious" that Is. he
tile j. 10 the blood Wh.tever il autagouistic OF
fever j. cooling IL - a common saving that
ttuits are cooling aud also berries Of every
description IL j. becau.e the &C dty which they
contain aids 10 separating the bile from The blood
that s. AID. Ia purifying the blood. Hence the
great yearniug iof greens and lettuce. aud salads
20 TIE early spring. these being eaten with vme
gar, "ehee also. The taste Tor something sour
Tor iemons-oa al attack of fever But this be
ing ne case. u y easy TO that We rulify the
good ELECTS OF irnHs and berries IN proportion as
We eat tnsm nm sugar. or even sweet mix or
cream. II se est them ia their n.tur.l state
fresh. ripe. perfect J. almost impossible to ca,
too mans to eat e. ugh TO hurt u--e-peci. /,
IL ~e eAs them alone. Dot taking any liquid With
them whatever.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Thc returning soldiers.

Ed SsntineI. The public are already apprised
that a large numer OF our Indiana troops are ex-
pected here during the present month Tor the
purpose Of being mustered out oil the service. IL
will also be remem bered that during the last year
when our troops returned from The held, IL was
the custom to receive them with some demon
stration of honor aud welcome It is thought by
the State officers, and doubtless will DE oy the
public At large 10 be fitting and proper tina, some
similar testimonials be rendered TO those now eK
pected who have stood by the Government to the
end OF the struggle. aud who have fought the
great battle of the republic TO successful and
glorious issue. A general programme similar TO
that OF last year seems most practicable; nsmei Y.
"A public dinner at the Soldiers Home, mode
rate amount OF marching through the city. when
circumstances are favorable for il. and formal
reception in the State House Park, With addresses
OF We come aud cougratulsuou RON Tie Execu-
tive and other gentlemen who may be -eiected
for that service,
! have, therefore. To- invite, as on former oc.
cssious, the CO cooperation ef the cit zrts e.
peciflly OF the ladies, 70 whom we were so much
nd,bl ed last year, in rendering the hospit,lties
now contemplated. Ii the display of II ga and
the bestowment OF private courtesies we're proper
and seasons able while the c5bfi,ct yet in pro
gress, much more Gppropritte are they. when by
the bravery aud endurance OF these men, and
tneir comrades IN a. ms our II tg mas been Vlndi
Gated. the Republic saved. and peace secured
IL is proposed on days when receptions are to
take place. to give notice OF the fact. To the
ladies Toy the signal formerly u-ei, the firing Of
cannon NJ eight o'clock A N and. when
notified. they urgently req rested TO
repair To the Soldiers Home. aud render their
valuable aid 10 preparing the dinner.
IL is hoped Enough his absence from the city
At the time OF writing this paragraph prevents ms
skill of Colonel james Blake Will be agar
secured ~ Chief Marshal of the proposed re
ceptions A. STONE.
Quartermaster Gen, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Later from wextco Psuama and Pc.
ru-suother uevoiutisn IN Salva.
do'-Sseasu'y Appssntment.--,se
c>ptson OF Gen. Terry.
Nav YoRK. June The steamer Costa Rica
brought s67O. 900 ia treasure.
The Sons Of Connecticut give q reception 10
Gen Terry next Saturday evening
5 Sanders has been appointed special agent
Of the Treasury Department, and will soon leave
70 arrange the details Of opening the custom
bouses al Charleston. Savannah and other South
ern ports.
New Orleans papers Of the Bis; says: The
country in.the neighborhood OF Brsshear City and
Berwick Bayis inundated some fifteen feet by
recent breaking OF the crevasse
The steamer Costs Rica brings Panama dates
of The 3lst. Lieutenant commander Paulding
bad a'rvei there TO take command of the sloop
Of war q, sne.
The gunboaI State of Georgia will leave for
Csrthsssps on the L.; of June to take on
board Gen Sickles on his return from Bogata
The Peruvian war brig Gussis, with President
Csstalo, of Peru. on board prisoner. arrived
at Panama on the Odd of May.
The revolution in Peru appears to be thoroughly
QueIled BY Presinent Peget.
Lteus ana africa have been retaken from the
revoluliouists. and war vessels recapiured
Greytown advces state that British steamer
u IN pursuit VI tue scuOOhet selLeu ~ mat place
by deserters from the American gunbost State of
Georgia. The schooner returned TO Greytown
for supplies and was again closed up. although
channel in the harbor ten feet deep had been dug
out. but Sled again Immediately.
Another revolution had br ken out in Saliva
DOR several towns pronouncing in favor OF
Binias, who was IN Panama, and had been sent
TO take command OF his adherents
The Panama Herald understands Juarsz issued
letters of marque for vessels on both the Pacific
and Atlantic Oceans to prey upon French com
merce
The presence Of several steam war vessels on
the Gillian coast, as reinforcement to the Span.
ish feet, created some disquietude in Chilli.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
CongratniatOry Address OF the Gov.
ernOr OF New AorR Co soldiers.

ALBANY, NEW YORK. June { -Goveruor Fen
ton has issued a lengthy coDgTatulatory address
to the New York troops He paws them high
ana we'll deserved compliment. and closes with
the following beautiful tribute:
- The coming home of all our ORGANIZATIONS it
is to be hoped is not far distant We welcome,
and rejoice With you at the peace which your
valor has won Your honorable services we re-
gard the ruest badges Of your bravery, aud
the highest evidences OF the pride and patriotism
which animated YOU ) sadly but proudly we re-
ceive. "a the emblems of heroic endurance your
ttttered sud worn eusgns, and fondly deposit
these relics OF glory, with all their cherished
memories and enduring associations, in our sp-
poinred depositares With swelling hearts we
oade Goo speed to the departing recrus-with
glowing pride and deepened fetvor We say vel
como to the returning veteran We have watch
ed you all through the perilous period Of your alb
sence, rejoicing at your victories aud mourning
in your defeat. We will treasure your legends,
your brave exploits and the glorf fed memory of
your dead comrades: and IN records more impress
sive than the monuments of the past. aud eudur-
INK as the Liberties you have secured, the peo-
pie will regard with jealous pride your welfare
and honor, not forgetting the widow and the
fatherless, aud those who were dependent upon
the fallen hero. The fame and glory YOU have
won Tor the ; ate and the nation shall be trans.
mitted 10 our children a. a most glorious legacy
long to be cherished and reverenty To be pre-
served
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Wv ~crE warRet.

New YosK. June s.
Cotton al Acc for middling.
Flour 5GlOc lower; at Sc 1896 % for extra
state; Sc 1906 90for extra round hoop Ohio, and
S. 95(d7 30 for trade brands
Whisky 81 Olga 03 for western, and s. 06
for refined
Wbeat-Winter red western 81 6S; prime
81 65l5; amber Michigan ST. IS; choice
81 S. Rye dull Corn s3@s9 for new mixed
western. SOc for new mixed. e5c for choice, and
9l12c for inferior to prime western yellow.
Oats 69070c
Coffee dull. Sugar. lO14 @l234. Molasses SOC.
Hops 10000.
Wool dull
Petroleum dull at Gle for crude. 50@5l for re
fined in bond. aud 1901 do free
New mess pork s2S 25@29 10; s2S 50929 90
for '63-'64. 90 cash and regular way. closing al
s2l 30 for cash, Sl9 90 for prime. and SIS
D iC623 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 OF
al 90: extra mess. sl2 GOALS 90: beet h. ns
90 ,d2s OOc Cut meats; l2@l4l5 SC for shoulders
aud l4@I715c for hams. Bacon; 1876
for Cumberland cut; lac for long ribbed, ant
l434 90 l5r for short ribbed
| Lard l56ls14c Butter. 20G30c for Ohio
and 22932c for State. Cheese S@l5c. Rice
dull
! Money. sac per cent Sterling llO@lIo1a
for first class bills. Gold opened at 81 37L
closing at 81 37lz
Stocks hrmer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Boron. June Tn delegate. from the
Western Boards OF Trade. AFTER viAt to the
mills in loseil aud L wrence 10 the early psrt oil
the d-y. e, down thi- afternoon to a osrqnet 10
FsnruiI II Ill given by The Boston Board OF
Trade. j & K ch,rds0n. President OF the
Board. made a congratu!atory speech. IN which
De drew favorable suguries for commerce through
the restoration OF peace aud the renewal OF trade
IN all parts 81 the country.
Letters we're received from Mayor Lincoln aud
Senator Slnuer
A ch was made by 4 II Rice. Chairman
Of the N,yG Committee lie predicted that
thi. country would PROBABLY occupy the whole ci
the North American continent, and said ina; 20
this end we must. a. a people, maintain ourselves
homogeneous , - -,
Speeches were also made by hon BIO"
member OF Congress ircm Missouri ana otner'
of the Western party
The festivities we're kept up until a very late
hour
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Com am .ssiOners from Texas.
NV YoaE. June 5 --NeN Orleans dates 4

the 3lst ultimo nave been received
Colonel Ashbel Smith and w. Z. Bellnger.
commissioners sent by M4gruder to settle terms
for the surrender OF the rebel forces in Texas had
arrived. Magruder knew nothing Of Krbv
Smiths surrender They state they represent.
fully the civil authorities also
General Candy told them he could not recog-
nize the civil authorities but would grant the
commissioners interview
They represent that the people OF Texas will
return to the Union without the least reservation
they don't wish to set up any barrier betwee
Themselves and any other Staie-E.st, West. o
North; they are anxious, aud long have been tn
return TO the Union. They return to it as i; isr
without claim upon the past, aud accept the situo
alton pure aud simple.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
Message OF Governor smith, Oh New
Hanpsht e.

CoSooED. y. H, June Gov Smith was
inaugurated to day With military ard civic di.
play. The inaugural address is a long and able
document The total deb. Of the State IL So.
91e 600. and there will he due this year S2cS. 900
interest. making 81 236 coo. The estimated re-
ceipts of this year will be 1892 600. The re
manning floating debt. interest aud outstanding
claims are $3.50, 600 The annual expenditures
To he provided Tor the ensuing year amounts to
81 Gao 600 He recommends the issue of 7-30
currency interest bonds TO meet this. with rigid,
e.onomy =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
COM ~ EHciAI.
BY reLraEkrs.
UinciNuati Market.

CIEcIsNATI, June ).
Flour dull |; Superfne S. 25@$5 60; extra
S. 1906 IS, and family 81 00@7 IS.
Wheat red 81 40: white ST. 5O@l 60. Onts,
55c. Corn 57@ 55c. Rye sc Glover seed Sl4
Barley 81 l0@l 90. Osts So.
Whisky dull; small sales at So
Mess pork S23 00@23 soc. Bulk meats;
lO4@llc for shoulders and sides. Bulk
hams 20.
Lard l61ac.
Exchange firm
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 2s93lc. Molssees
81 goal % Butter lS@20c
Silver 81 %. Gold 81 37@l 37ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

NV YoRK, June 5-A special to the Com.
merci,l ssys: An influential Delegation from
Ne~ York Is 10 the CITY to protest agains the sp
pointmenI VI politician to The Sub Treasury ship
IL i expected the Delegation will succeed II
II Vaud,ke, OF Albany il LON prominently
spoken for the position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

BENEFIT or W II RiLEY. Eco Remember
that Mr.. RILEY takes benef, 10 night at the
Metropolitan Mr.. r. Is polite and aff.ble gen
tleDsp, successful Manager and meritouous
actor. and We hope the Metropolitan will be
crowded to night. The bill is an attractive one.
aud good entertainment will be presented Go
and enjoy yourself
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

PolIcg MArrrRs-James Sullivan for -four
ishing murderons weapon WAS put IN jail sII
teen days. James should eschew fire arms and
quit being a walking arsenal il he wishes 10 re
tain his liberty.
Reuben James. John W GODS and James Sull
van were drunk. They are nov sober aud mem
bers of the chain gang.
Timothy Sullivan. the family Of Sullivan
was we'll represented at Police Court yesterday >.
paid 50 40 for being intoxicated.
Mollie Green. q pelican of infamous notoriety
was again before the Mayor on the usual charge
She paid $50 and was released. Mollie is in
corrigbe in the matter of sin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

~ The Twentieth Indiana Regiment was
mustered out and paid of yesterday The men
appeared 90 have regrets ia changing their
avocxtion from that of war TO the more peaceful
and pleasant pursuits No Indiana regiment
has achieved a more enviablc and honorable ~
putstion than the gallant Twentieth. aud ts
term OF service extended over the whole four
years OF var. and its proves and bravery has
been tested in the sevaest Conflicts in which the
Army of the East has engaged The Regiment
was recruited mostly 10 the Ninth Congressional
District, and its first Colonel was W 5. Brown
Who was killed in 1862 in Virginia.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
American uta,ca1 s..ociasion.

RosroS, June The American Me.icsl As
sociaiion. at ne session 20 iay. assigned the sec
ond Tue.day IN May for the next annual meet
ing
he Committee on Nomination. reported the
following officers President. ID Humphrey Sto-
yers. Nd Wee Presidents G. F H,bbsrt Ind
;. AlmY, Ohio, 7 c, Dunn. X /, W. p
johnson, District OF Columbs; Assistant Secie-
tary. a Morgan. Of Baltimore.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
MARRIAGE LlcESsks The following marrisp

MARRIAGE LICENSES The following marriag,
licenses have been issued by the County Clerl
for the week ending yesterday:
Ann W Thomas and Julia Johnson
Joseph Lsning and Carrie Marshall.
Thornton Akers and Ihoda Sswyers.
Christian y Weesey aud Caroline Blaze.
John Moore and Nancy Bobbin
Leopold Spetznagel and Erecenzs Beck.
Thomas s. Allison and Charlotte Cornelius.
WIN Hoover and Mary Allison.
Thomas J Morse and Mary f.. Pope.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

~ Major I 5. Kimble. OF the Thirty ninth
ludlana. aud Captain w v. Burns. OF the Seven
ty-Dinth regiment. have purchased an interest In
the extensive clothing house Of Hays & Rosen-
thai. No . Bates House. where they will be
found hereafter. We commend the establishment
to all who wish to purchase good clothing both
10 the quality OF the goods and the make. at fair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

II 10. the Common Pleas Court yesterday
John @ Burns. the hotel thief. who robbed ID
Garland Rose. vt the Palmer House recently. was
sent to the Pententiary for period OF years
William Lemmena, who stole watch from
one Of the compostors in the Sentinel off e.
was sentenced TO two years in the Peoitep tisry.
Lemmens plead guilty and alleged that he va.
under the influence of liquor at the tim: Of the
com issiou of the theft
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

TBE MErRoPoIIrAs.--Last night Uncle Tom :
Cabin was again produced to n much larger
audience than on the PREVIOUS evenings. The
acting was creditable throughout. and Whites
rendition highly amusing The tableaus at the
close we're very hne in execution. as well as con
cep,ion. and leLt fine effect in the closing
Tonight Manager Reilly takes his annual
benefit. Secure seats early. as there will be a
rush-or should be a house OVERLOOKING.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Tux CoSeEkr.-We we're not present al the
Concert given for the benefit Of Miss Croft. on
Wednesday evening last. aud consequently were
unable 10 speak advisedly OF it, success or merit.
We of course could have used the hackney Ell
phrases usual on such occasions and said The al
fair ~. splendid" meritouOus, superb.
exquisite, fine, and exhausted adJeciVes ~
prasing the performances OF the amateurs. pro
badly TO their satisfaction. and probable 10 the
disregard Of Truth Although We 90 not profess
a capacity o. iulsc of the relative merits OF such
entertainments aud place the proper estimate OF
praise OF censure on them. yet We do know thai
It u customary to extol performances aud cover
performers With compliments that have al excess
about them that hinges strongly OF aduation.
aud this We have vet 10 indulge IN Merit hucs
It's Own reward. anu that reward Is never ex
pressed or contained IN the NOISY demonstrations
INDUCED IN by our indianapolis audiences upon
all occasions and at all times Such maniiesta.
tionr. for instance. az followed the performance
of Mr. Lee exhibit pitiable lack OF courtesy 10
an audience OF refinement IL /. no comul,
nent IA their faculty OF appreciation. but en- Ell
hibition of dsrespeet more suitable 10 boor'-h
r.bbls th an 40 audience oil rehued responsibility
AZ al-o wa-a questionable compliment Co other
performers that possibly deserved some popular
recognition OF tier merits With all this. the
Conlplimeutary Concert OF Miss Croft u ,poket
Of. by those who Judge OF such anufs as being
IN many respects. superior To any like entertain
meut given Ia this city this year. and Tor the TAI
beneficiary. we are glad OF IT, We trust the pc
cuniars success w.s as well. Not being cou
nOisseuf, OF course We canDOt speak of the isdi
vidusl merit OF wednesday evenings enisitsln
meat.
S.bce the above was in type We have beef
handed al Article eoncefuln. Ihs Concert, whiei
We elsewhere give.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
,ub,cr,p,ion. TO 1overament Loans.

PHrLspELPHIA. June Say Cooke reports
suos.rip.ons TO 3O's today of So 73l GOO The
following are among the larces, subscriptions:
Second .,ions Bank Of Chicago. S2Ol 300:
Firrt Nationsl Bank Of s.. Louis. sl0O 900
Fourth National Bank Of :, LOUIS, 500 600;
First N4lional b Ink OF New York. $500 600;
vermuiye Co New York. $3.50 OOO; Ninth
National Bank Of New York. SlU7 400; First
National Bank OF Portland N aine. 81 UOO 600:
National Bank of the Republic. Boston. 81 900.
O0n There wSre Gus lndiYidnAl snhscfintions
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

The BRILLIANT AND ArLANrIc.-These fine
Restaurants. the Atlantic. opposite the Union
Depot. Illinois street, and the Brilliant north
of the Depot. on Illinois street, have just been
opened tor the sc ,son The proprie;or of these
establishments Capt. o Leary. has employed the
best Of cooks aud his larders will be supplied
with all the deicacies OF the season. AT the At
lantic will be set. from 10 o'clock to II o'clock
every night and morning. splendid tree lunch
la addition to the Restaurants. the Captain will
furnish his guests with the very best summer
beverages. pure and. in the hot weather. cooling
TO the ptrched tongue For something good t.
eat or drink go to Capt. 0'LeAry's Restaurants,
either the Brilliant or Atlantic Sc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

IL c. + Tatman wits placed on trial yester-
day IN the Federal Court, charged with breaking
open letters. embezzlin &c A jury was en-
panneled. and the case proceeded. with Hannah
for the Government and fishback for the defense
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09
7.3O LOAN.
U. S. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

These Bonds are nov sorfh handsome pr.rlUr.. and
are exempt, a. are all the Government Bonds. from
Nat, County and kEsieipdl hsotioa, aoLicA adds
rom oae 20 free per cent per 20 their value
according to the rate levied spOn other property Tho
ieteres Is payable semi-snnusly by coupons attached
each note. which may be OF and sold any bank
banker.
The Interest at 7.30 per cent.
amounts 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

Lanes OkD RksrAURANT -Messrs. Billie 4
Suukins Two OF our must energetic nnd enter
prising citizens have purchased Louis Lang
Old Stand and Restaurant. No Is East Wash
mgton street IL is the intention OF the new pro
pflelors to thoroughly reft aud reiuriish IT, and
to IN Ike il in every respect equal if not superior
TO what it was ~ It's paImlest days when mine
host Lang catered for It's guests. The choicest
of everything ia the eating and drinking line will
fill the harder and the bar. served up in the very
best style. Mr.. J Buckley, well known for his
genial and business qualities. will be the cashier
and bookkeeper Of the Lang Restaurant We
commend the establishment "a in every respect
worthy OF the patronage of the public 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-09

SUPREME CorRr The following decisions
were rendered in the Supreme Court Yesterday
il being the sixteenth day of the term:
Indianapolis. Pttsburg and Cleveland Rail
road Company vs.. Minor Truit,-Delaware q. y
Reversed.
Isaac Hsw kins ct al vs. Noah Reorganization
c. p Demurrer overruled
John Little vs.. James NJ Thompson ei al -
Hamilton Z. G. Affirmed.
Israel Ruryan ct al vs.. JOSEF ; Mcclellan
johnson e. T. Affirmed.
Lewis Adler ct al Wm u Sewall-
vermilhon { c. Submitted by agreement
Daniel Suaueer vs. Margaret Muller-Foun
tain q +. Submifted nv agreement.