Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-27
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JOB PRINTING.
Books, Circulars.
Pamphlets. Blanks,
Cards, Bill Heads,
Checks, Bills Lading,
Done promptly al this office, I'm TN G
best style, on first qualify Papers,
ana "a Low Prices.
Give ne . Call.
CITY iTE MS
tEsever.I gentlemen OF this city eoutem-
plate taking sanitary and pleasure trip 10 Lake
Superior. 60 be absent several weeks
~ The Teue H.ute and Richmond road
have declared dividend of ar ger cent. out OF
earnings Of the past AK months.
CE The amount Of County orders issued and
outstanding on the u, day Of June. a. returned
by the County Auditor, il STA 2Sy 35. The
County Treasurer reports Sl0I SIS 50 on
hand in the treasury on the 3lsi OF May last
~ hoo. JOnn hanna, Initcd nlater Di--
trict Attorney, has been selected by the com.
mittec ss orator for the coming Fourth Of JULY.
in place OF General Harrison. who was unable to
deliver the address IL Is not yet determined
where the celebration will be held
SALrs oy PRorKETr Deeds Tor the following
property we're left al the Auditors Office yester
day for transfer:
: o. X. JsycoI to NJ N. Goulding. lots 5 and
.. In out lot I72-Si0 500
Charles SLATER to NJ ] Morgan lot % in
out lot ls9-$400
tE General sherman has been at South Bend
for several DAYS, attending the exhibition Of
Notre Dame University. While there he was
visited by Hon. John Petit. Who was deputed
Tor that purpose by the citizens Of Lafayette. TO
invite him TO participate In the Battle Ground
celebration on the Fourth of July and be prom
iset 70 be present il bis Official duties will allow
n Duprez 4 Green's Ministries, the best
company ever in this city give their fourth en-
tert.iam ent this evening. at Masonic Hall This
company have something new every night. and
the audiences are convulsed with mirth Green
the bones man. is an original, and gets of the
best Jokes We ever heard. and a man can hardly
look at him without laughing. Ii will paw 10
see this company 60 night
ts The tax in this city now levied. for
State. county. township, and other purposes. to
be collected by the county treasurer il 81 65
on each 500 of valuation. and 81 90 on each
POLL. In Center township, outside of the CITY
the tar for the same purpose is 81 80 on the
500 When the city tax j. added TO ths. and
the Government tar. il will amoun, TO nice
little sum We tax payers have to shoulder
tEThe County Commissioners have direct ed
an addition to be built to the building now Occu-
pied by the county officers. which will give the
Clerk and Auditor each additional vault, en-
large the Treasurer's and Recorders Offices and
give the Sheriff good vault The addition will
be on the north side, fourteen feet square and
two stories high, to correspond in appearance
with the present building
~ The Council ordered a bridge enlarged
&C the crossing OF New York and New Jersey
streets. some three months ago Up to this
time nothing has been done with il The present
bridge i. entirely filled up. and after every rain
the only outlet is over New York street for the
water. The cutters are constantly full Of water
which endangers tho health OF the neighborhood
Can't the Street Commissioner have this i'm
provement made AZ once. as directed nv the
Councilf
sovsy day with the Mayor settling with those
guiky Of breaking the statutes. Among the rest,
Jane Monroe. a wandering prostitute. was fined
bi0 and costs. aud in default of payment was
cant up.
Richard BocruD. for public indecency. was
fined 81 and costs
Ambrose Henery, James Tool Richard Mey
onre. George Crawford and Daniel Bogert. for
plain DRINKS. were each fined 50 and costs
e Hon r " Thompson would have been
present at the Masonic celebration IN this city !.
On Friday Last. il he had been properly invited
He accepted the invitation to deliver the grafton
on 81 Johns Day. but the celebration took place
the day prerious of which be advised
He was prepared, and intended to be here on St.
Johns Day, but IL appears il was the dsy after
the fair. or affair Mr. Thompson was not in
fault
TYPoGsArmlcAL UNION, No l.-At the meet
ing on Saturday evening last. the folOwing
officers we're elected for the ensuing six months:
President George I. Ticknor.
Vice -Prssd William Bodenheimer.
Recording Secretary Charles Wright
Financial Secrefsrv-G. II. Thompson.
Corresponding Secretsry-Joseph Rittie
Treasurer Henry Denig
.Guardian-John L. Dill
IL How much longer mus, that old Tsber-
nacle building remain to bealtIfy the Court
House square Ii il was doing any good for
any person. no one would object. But has it done
any good. or will il do any good. in its present
coDditions A number Of large trees were Gu,
away TO give room for this building-can they be
replaced. TO correspond with the other trees in
the ward As the County Commissioners are
nov in session. would il not be proper for them
TO consider the pr"prety of having th,s old and
unsightly structure removed
CE The County Commissioners adjourned
their June term on Wednesday las; During TIE
term they granted licenses to eighty four iquor
saloons, for which the school fund receives
a, 200. They increased the price OF licenses to
circuscs and mcnageries TO $40 for each exhibi
ton. and s. for each side shcw They author
ned the opening of a number of county roads
and appointed viewers for others. for which ap
plicston was made They hIei the tax at sixty
cents on the hundred dollars for county pur
poses. aud two dollars on each poll.
cEW We had the pleasure OF meeting our OLD
and esteemed fellow-townsBsn and friend. r
+ Palmer. yesterday. de is now. he informs
us. General Western Agent for the house Of
Williams ( whittlesey, No 5'2. Broadway. n
Y. one Ut the Oldest and most reliable Import