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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

0fall the lately rebcllioas States we should re-
gard the people of the old North Staio rs the mosl
loyal aud, therefore, the most anxious TO facilitate
the task of restoration III the midst of thcni Let
us, we say trust the people Of the South until by
overt acts they shall demonstrate their unworthincss
to be trusted zt,lN.. -.
Overwhelmed, rs they have been, by the superior
force of the Government, we should regret exceed
ingly to chargcthem in their present helpless con-
diton, with unwillingness to accept the results o
the war, or to adapt themselves to the new order
OF affairs which has been brought about. We fee
that the people OF North Carolina were nevei
heartily IN favor OF disahon, AMI we believe, viii
Gov. Holden, that the great body of them ar,
now " Loyal and submissive to national authority.
& LV"seUN n's .0s1Ha sJ 2.B s4t 81 vea taa ii ssp'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

'DssT s7ysadore arc PRECISELY ,tie same prices r
adrrhstng prior 70 fhs gar. ~, .,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
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- FkfSrkb wxKKtY, svsRf TRIDA4 NcRsisu,Br -
N EBLETT e q RA TT
PupLerlsas AND PRorhIroRs. -
Terms--Three Dollars per Year.
Beig- No nams entered on our. books fiit the sub
sriphon is pad for. ST ,fsid1ak satt''Ts Z
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA.

"a A.. .,-..t. t...i. ..t..ti;o,,.
IN Nef'@ Vafo''hn,- ss IN o'ner 'sieiy reoen.oaS
S'a,es, there are correspondents @ Not,pern hsnsf
papers whose commnpica IONS are OF ,ne Inss' M
70 proinote tne seheines ot tne eAtIeme OF 'suo"'
pohucians IN opposiuon 70 ','e res'e1auon poney ~
are g.pssiy pep-
Ssrg n ,aanca ,hs ASSin,s,ratlon 10 ssp,a more
rigid course toward the Southern people. Ever
since the close Of tho war. We have insisted upon
magnauirnous policy toward all in the South who
should eyince DISCRIMINATION 10 accept the result
of the siruggle aud Join in the great work OF fully
restoring the Union, and we cannot commend the
patriotism OF any man who sceka, by. word or
Decd to widen the breach between the two sections.
Within a few days past letters have been written
from different points in North Caroline, which were
calculated to serioss impede the work Of restora-
ton which has been inagurn,cd in that State under
Provisional Governor Holden. Those letters have
SaresaloitnH ,sss NJ .d 49, ffa,ae,
which nrfnishcsa a Significant commentary upon the
course oflseertNin newspapers with reference to
Sonthern aairs. The correspondence is as followsi
| TELnaRANyas GA r,. = 4 .f-
| - .s5 G. O,,,,,,.,s y1o,v,.
NJ. yari, III "a
A ll-i - - -
! Soc.EN, H,H0taq, Hate'gs, -'siC' wac ,gEisril
| d DEAR SIR:-we herewith seud you a copy of a
press Telegram published this morning in all the
principal papers North. II will 60 far to stop the
tide OF emigration about to 20 to that State North
Carolina), and ought by all mcans 10 be officially
corrected at once, if not true, . IL tFHo we will
have to cease our efforts TO secure emigration but
we believe there Is some mistake about il, unless
Deople have greatl cllanecti since We left home
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-25

G4rHs lar wbep hoiPras 4 ne shuts D iseysE 6
Aud Wien b. prcsthc- he shut mine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Gen. sher,aaS-rexa. Affairs.

NEv ORLEAss June June IL Gen Sherid ar
is busy directing the Texas expedition.
Gen. Merritt. commanding the cavalry is moE
ing into Texas vish large force via Red Rive
and Shreveport.
Gen Granger and s:sf and Gen. Weitzel end
staff left New Orlrsns this morning for Texas on
the coast steamship Crescent Wetzel goes 10
BrsEos and Granger to Galveston to take com
nsnd Of all the troops in Texas, headquarters
Galveston
The folio wing order VAS published today:
The twenty. Eve per cent. tax on cotton from
the east side Of the Mississippi river il revoked
(Signed) o n. CUrrEs
The follo~ing is reported from Shreveport:
One regiment Of colored infantry aud 5 600
cavalry have started tor the interior Of Texas to
garrison towns and protect citizens from guer
rilas Not more than 10 600 bales Of cotton
have been brought from that section. Much
cotton has been sold for ten cents per pound.
There vas but very little planted this year
The negroes are giving much trouble They
~ill not lsbor, e-pecislly when they can get
Government rstions They are leaving plants
tons in great numbers. and going to New Or
leans.
Gen. Herrons administration Of Affairs gives
much satisfaction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
VERY LATEST
THREE o'clock A. NJ.
INTERVENING NEWS ITEMS.
A. n. STEPHENS ARGUMENT

A. X. srfPHkss' ARGUMENT.
NV YoRK. June l9-The Times, Wash.
ington special says. A H Stephens. in hi.
lengthy argument on the reasons and cause.
which induced him to join The rebel Confederscy
rays he slwsys believed in the right of secession.
but never in the policy IL was educated to
believe in the right of secession, from whence
sprung his convictions. and be was strengthened
in ihesc convictions by the last annual message
OF Buchanan and the opinion Of Attorney Gen.
eral Black.
Mr. Stephens Was also confirmed in his view,
by the able and honest efforts OF the New York
Tribune He claims to have exerted all his
faculties TO their utmoss TO prevent secession.
and that he accepted the Vice Presidency of the
Confederscy only because it was tenderei unani
mOBsy aud Tor the purpose of preserving the
principle. of freedom. which lie at the founds
ton OF American Constitutional liberty He de-
sired 20 make the Constitution Of the Confeder-
ate States near as possible like that OF the
United States la this he claims TO have sue
ceeied. All The points 10 g,rd to freedom
and the safeguard OF liberty his work
NE srlPHESs' HEALTH.
The came .pecI.l says: The stories about Mr.
STEPHENS harsh treatment, and hi. falling health
at Fort Warren. are untrue he 10 kept like ar,
other disting sished prisoner and his health i. n.
good a. usual.
NETTING IN RANDOLPH COUNTS c
A. Union meeting in K ,Ldolph County, y
G.. resolutions we're passed declaring tia. the
meeting souls support no man tor off - Who had
been a secessionl-t, or Who aided To deprive thu
people OF the guarantee OF civil liberty Though
il preferred Mr Holden Tor Governor, it wouI
support any other man. provided lis hands b.
clean Of the sin Of secession.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
CongregationaI,st Convention.

Bosros June IS --The sessions of the Con.
gregationalist churches, held in Noun, Vernon
Church. are expected 10 continue through the
present week
Among the subjects considered to day were
education. the building of new churches. &c
series OF resolutions were adopted on the
state Of the country
Governor Andrew visited the Council this
afternoon. where be was very cordially received.
Rev. DR.. Thomson. of New York, Assistant
Moderator. made highly complimentary address
to him, to which an appropriate response was
given
The Council have accepted 40 invitation to
visit Plymouth on Thursday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Nv york Market.

NV YokK, June 10.
Cotton Al @42, for midding.
Flour l06l5c lower; at Sc 30G6 IS for extra
state; So s597 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. OO@o 81 for trade brands Rye -four QUIET
Corn meal dull
Whisky 81 O2@2 O3 for western, aud 81 OC
for refined.
Wheat-Winter red western ST. 42Il; prime
81 Ga; amber Michigan 81 90. choice
81 ~ Rye dull Corn S6d90 for new mil ed
western, S2c tor new mixed. e5c for choice, and
ST. Ole for inferior TO prime western yellow
Oats 77Isc.
Coffee dull Sugar. lOll@il14 Mol.sses 3Oc
Hops l0@3Oc.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull a, Csc for crude, Sic for re.
fine in bond. and '0G7 g do free
New mess pork S27 62d2s 90; s24 5O025 OO
for 63-'64, DO cash and regular way. closing At
S24 81 tor cash. sl9 90 for prime. and $40
01d20 30 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 On
ala 90: extra mesa, si2 006l6 90; beef b. ms
oscar soc. Out meats; l2@l313c for shoulders
aud l5dl7lac for hams. Bacon; l43.c
for Cumberland cut; 1899 for long ribbed, and
l5@ %" for short ribbed.
Lard lj4Gl91ac Butter 2Od3Oc for Ohio
and 22G33c for State. Cheese s@l5c. Rice
dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

CouSciL CHaNBER.
INDIANAPOLIS. June -

lNDIsSsPoLfs. Vune Is
Council met 10 regular session last evening.
Present-His Honor MAYOR Caven aud Coun-
ciImen Alien. Boar, Browu. Coburn, Emerson,
Fletcher, Glszier, jameson. Grosvenor, ksppes.
LOOMS, Seidensticker. and Thompson,
Several petitions from property holders TO
grade and gravel streets we're granted.
The Street Commissioner -ss allowed on &C
count 70 the amount OF 1895 10.
The CITY Assessors reported the completion
OF the duplicate and that the taxable property 10
the corporation amounts TO $50. l44 ~
IL .as resolved that the Council set h Board
Of ECU Utilization with the Assessors on Monday
night. July 10Th. Ices
John Miller was awarded the contract of re
moving dead animals at $50 per month.
The Board Of Improvements voted he award
ing Of bids to c 5 Rorley 20 build cistsrns At
the following places.
At corner OF Cady and Georgia streets.
At corner Of Noble and Michigan streets.
At corner Of Bluff Road and Rty street.
Illinois, near Louisiana street. The report
was coDcurred IN.
The Committee on Markets reported that new
roofs we're needed on the market houses. and
that pavements we're needed on the streets run
ming near them, aud that the surplus dirt be
taken Of the Market Square. ConcGrred in.
DR.. Thompson moved that Mr.. Stewart be
employed at % per cent q yard. to level the
square Referred 10 the Board OF Improve
ments
DR.. Thompson spoke on the motion. and VAS
called to order By Mr. Brown. The point Was
not well taken. or ~ least the Doctor continued
his speech by sudden veering on TO new sub
ject. in which the new rules Of the Council re
ceved a sailing. and. said the Doctor in a def
anc z manner, will warfare against them so
long as am a member OF this Council" After
this bellicose manifestation the disciple OF
Escupalus subsidized.
An ordinance. preventing the riding. or driv
ing any vehicle. or horse, over any street cross
ing faster than a walk. was indefinitely post
poned
An ordinance was adopted regulating the
hacks, omnibuses. &c. at the Union Depot; and
another, authoIing the election Of Depot and
three Assistant Msr.hals for duty at the Union
Depot
An ordinance was passed adding one Lieuten-
ant to the police force
The Report OF the Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department was received The expenses OF the
department for the fiscal year has been t22 lOl.
The report was referred to the Committee on
Accounts.
On motion, the Council adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
The Conspiracy Trtal

WAsEiSsroN. June l9 The argument OF F
Stone ia behalf of Harold was read, the counsel
csniending that the accused did not aid or abe,
IN the murder OF the President. there was no evil
dence to show that this boy conspired with Booth
aud Others in aid OF the rebellion or aid in the
overthrow of tho Government charged, that he
aided and abetsed, however, in the escape of
Booth there was no doubt and he muss take the
consequences
Mr.. Cox read al argument in favor OF Arnold
and OLaughln. reviewing the evidence at
length. and insisting that they were not engaged
IN the conspiracy aud dem indiug their scquittal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

~ The grand and imposing display made
yesterday by Howes' Equestrian TROUPE, was in
all respects superior to anything OF the kind
ever witnessed in this city. The streets were
thronged with spectators who beheld aud mar
veed with well. did you ever" In the pro-es-
sion vas a superb car with the Goddess pr Lib
erty. who by the way vas female woman who
had the mould of fashion. il not the glass Of
form perchcd upon its top At her feet crouched
roaring lion, that didn't roar nor stir no more
than DO one OF the iron ones in front OF Ffetchers
1t was CAV. and gorgeous and wonderful, and
spsrkled and glistened in the sun somewhat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
B-FoR MORE THAN TwENTYYEARs

9FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood The ,es,
q trial, and Is constantly Increasing in public favor
THE VENETIAN hair DYE Is the best and eheape.,
made Its price only IS and each bottle
sins double the quantity Of dye in tho. usually sold
for 81
THIS HAIR DIE Is manufactured by peculiar pro-
cess. which renders II irait.y superior 10 any dye IN
market BEING eOnPlets in one bottle, preparation
required. which greatly supplies the application
IN USING THIS DIE you avoid that .r,rr, psID sp
pesrsnce by which dyed lair and vhskers are % readily
recognised, when inferior article has been used s
prodseesA perfectly natural color Of any shad. that
desired, from a ricn brown to lefty lrs,rou. blseh
hat vii crock, stain the clothing live,
IS cents and you will be convinced. Sold 81 all Drug
gets and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
pExAsBARSEs CO New York. wfolssals Agents
nyio-teot-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
railroad Accident-Coomb s Escaped
IO In ba.

Louisville. June 10 The Nashville Press
and Time. saws: Saturday mornings northward
train on the Huntsville railroad was thrown off
the track near Decatur. killing FIVE men, and
orea ing the leg of Mrs Hufmsster
The same paper ssy-: Robert Toombs. said to
have committed suicide. has escaped with Breck-
inridge to Cuba
At New Albany. Indiana, heavy wind storm
last night unrooied several buildings, tore up
shaie trees. and badly damaged the steamer Mis-
sOuri
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
COM NJ RCiAL.
ny THLkenAyH.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
OIscisNAri, June 10.
Flour dull; Superdnc 50 60; extra So 25(d
I 10. and family 81 00@7 Is.
Wheat. red 81 As; white 81 55@l IS Oats
5Sc. Corn 6iG65c Rye $50 Glover seed Sl4
Barley 81 l0@l 20 Oats 55656c.
Whisky dull; small sale- at 81
Mess pork sold at $50 90; Bulk meats;
1914 for shoulders. Is: for sides and Ike
for hams. Bulk hams 23925
L,Fd l74@lS,.
Exchange firm
Groceries quiet aud unchanged
Sugar l40lSc Coffee 29G32c. Molssses
81 20@l % Butter l5@lSc Eggs 1920
Petroeu n Refined tree 65@70c
Silver 81 81. Gold ST. ~
Money easy AZ COLO per cent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Judge chase on MS way n Cfoci~-
nati-veterans Oopposed TO Gong

CARo. June I9.-Chief Justice Chase arrived
from New Orleans to-day. and will proceed 20
Cincinnati by river.
Two hundred and fifty bales of cotton passed
for Evansville, aud four hundred and fifty for 81
Louis.
Many veterans nov here are opposed to going
South while 40 many troops who have seen little
service are being mustered out. Some of the
Fourth Corps have deserted. and others manifest
quite rebellious disposition.
The steamer Echo, loaded with troops. col
lided with one of the Monitors at this port this
morning, and sunk carrying down q number Of
horses and much Government freight No lives
lost. The pilot is under arrest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
The Horrible Murder uoxburv

sToN. June ls.-rhomss An-ley. a pain
ter. VAS arrested to day on suspicion OF com
pllciy IN the the terrible murder of the joyce
children. As yet. however. no direct evidence
appears against him Rewards amounting to
% OOO are offered for the arres, Of the criminal.
he event created sensation OF horror through
out the whole community. Mrs. Joyce. the
mother. on learning the fate OF her only chill
dren. swooned. and is since reported TO be a ma
mac
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

sET The proprietors OF the Sherman House.
late Mason, are Scott, Burgess Co Cpl JEFF
Scott. Col jim Burgess and Col d Garland
Rose-gentlemen admirably qualified to conduct
such an establishment by their genial qualities
and thorough understanding of all that is neces-
sary for the comfort of their guests. The Sher-
man will be thoroughly renovated and re
furnished. and in every respect will be made a
first class hotel Its location. Immediately op.
posite the Union Depot. is exceedingly convent
ent TO the traveller.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

~ There was no reception yesterday The
regiments not having yet Seen received we're
furloughed home, aud will have their receptions
when they return 10 be paid of aud mustered
out. IL has been impossible for the Paymaster
here 10 pay the men "a fast as they have ar
rived. and A. IL would be some time before the
last regiments arriving could receive their pay,
and the anxiety OF the men 10 see their ismes
and friends. the Governor his given them the
privilege of making visit home previous to be
ing paid on This arrangement will be accept
able to all. and although it will put the men to
some little trouble. IL is better than remaining 1t
camp here for week or too. when their desire
Is so great TO see those who are awaiting them
90 anxiouslv NJ home. All regiments arriving
hereafter will be Immediately furloughed. TO re-
pm the expiration Of their time oe finally
discharged
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

THE MErRoPa LIrAx-Not a very large audi
ence Was present at the Metropolitan last night,
on &C cunt, probably. OF the other places OF
amusement The play was that of Macbeth
with Mr. Macauley Macbeth. Tonight.
Othello will he produced, with Mr.. Mscsuley as
the Moor. We hone to see full house. as the
play is deserving the attendance Of good audi
ence.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

PoLIcE NATrkRs a good attendance Of
criminals we're at the Mayors Office Yesterday
Nathaniel Blu. q and Milton Lands oibu-
lous youths ~ho love the flowing bowl to excess
The, INDUCED Sunday. and on Monday we're
made members of the chain gang for fifteen
DAYS
Kate Smith is boss" OF bsgnio. for which
notoriety she paid 500 aud costs
Manhew Logan disturbed the peace. and Mr..
Logan paid tlO to heal the fracture
Hattie Lee and Adelaide Welding, a couple OF
dashing cyprisns, were found domicilcd III =
house Of ill.fsme They paid Sl4 10 piece.
CHARLES Covell is the proprietor oi show
which he vas exhibiting without license. de
paid tl2 90. aud was advised TO get the permit
or shut up his shop.
George Wright was held to bail in the sum OF
$500 TO answer to charge Of petit larceny.
A couple Of demireps were let off on Insult
sent testimony
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

~ The Fifth Indiana Cavalry. numbering
three hundred and fifteen men aud o6ices,
arrived yesterday morning direc, from Nashville.
Tennessee The Fifteenth Battery is its
way from Washington. and will probably reach
here TO day or TO morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
All Reductions ON Trade TO be Abo.
Il.heA

INV YORK. June - A special the
Commercial, dsied Washington. 18Th. ssss The
President has decided 10 abolish The trade
.irletiOns IVES, of the Mississippi, well
every where else.
The cotton trade will soon be declared open to
he world
/, has been de6ui,ely determined that Davis
shall be tried in the Civil Court. before Chief
Justice Chase
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

IL The Atlantic Tor July has been issued
IL Is full OF that kind OF literature that is to be
tasted, and its articles readable and interest
ing. The Atlantic is the leading Monthly in
America. and its present number i in all re
spects equai to its former ones. Brown Stew
art L Co have il for sale
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

PhILADrLPHA June IS jay Cooke reports
suhs ripuons 10 I 300 70 -das were 81 273 100 in
GLIDING the follo~ine: Ninth N itiouHl Bank
OF New York, Sll3 9n0. FIRST National Bank of
Portland. $500 0u0, FIRST N .tioual B AK Of Bos
ton. 1910 900; Frsr National Bank Of Elmira,
S3oO OO0; Second n ,tonsl Bank of n rshvills,
$io0 900 Number Of Individual subscriptions
we're q 293
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

tF reformation is in the progressive series
just now in the proceedings OF the City Council
which promises the speedier despatch OF business
in THAI assembly than heretofore. The Mayor
enforces the new rules with impartial rigor. and
the Council now has something Of the dignity of
legislative assembly. Certainly this change
has not been made too soon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
~-s~~-

~ The Indianapolis Insurance Company l.
prepared 10 insure property against loss by hre
THIS is hrsJ class Company. managed by our
most responsible business men. Their Office l.
IN the Sinking Fund building. on South Penn
sslvania street Wm Henderson. President. and
Alex Jameson, Secretary. 25lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
war against Hebei Buttons in Htch.
mond.

Nav YokK. Juue 30 The Richmond Wig
Of SAIurua, saw: wsr OF ex'ermInation y
ing on against Confederate buttons Officers
II any Tai < Eaoiested. but the pr .vafe-
aud negroes have their clothes literally upbut
toned in the public streets.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20
Prestdents Family ut the white
House

WAsHIsoroS. June 1.-The family of Presi-
dent Johnson and his daughter. Mrs. Patterson,
have arrived here 10 take charge ofthe Executive
Manson
Jno. 4 Murray. ex-member of rebel Con
gress from Tennessee took the oath OF allegiance
as the Provost Marshsls Office to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

III Crompton's Strasberry Bals,m is Ger
tale remedy tor disrrhes, dysenters. choler~
morous. lux. heartburn. aud all bowel CON
plants |, i entirely Vegetable -p-,-ihc tot
camp disrthea. Sold ~ wholesale oy b % Ling
sloan, Indianapolis. eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

sF Col John W. Blake, il will be seen from
his advertisement, is prepared to collect back
paw and bounty money due volunteers The
Colonel has opened a law Office in Sheets
Building. opposite the Metropolitan. and is an
attorney that stands high in bis profession.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

Masonic CELEBRATION The fraternity in IN
diznspolis have ,de ample arrangements for
Refreshments for all the Beethrea who may at
tend the Grand Masonic Celebration on the 23i
instant q.
Our exchanges throughout the State are re
quested to copy this notice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

+. b. NJ. Hooker il prepared to write
regimental histories. and other matters con
nected With the soldiers Call on address him.
you Who desire his assistance. at this citv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

bosroy. June ~. A fire 10 Plttsfeld. New
Hampshire. yesterday destroyed Drske's Hotel,
stable aud ouibudings. and . dwelling house
adjoining Less. 500 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

IL 5. B. Ho~es' great European Circus
opened in this city yesterday afternoon. The
tent OF the nsmmoth show il pitched near the
Terre Hsuie Depot.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

TT We we're shown on Saturday, Birds
eye View" Of indianapolis. the work of Mr. II.
O Hserting. and Autographed by VIM Braden
& Co fths city. IL is a beautiful and perfect
representation of the city. and should adorn the
walls of every office, parlor. shop or elsewhere,
not only on account OF It's beauty but for ts use
fulness Mr. &. + Human will commence the
canvass Of the city to-day for the WORK