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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
OrrcT-Souh side Public Square, Copiss
ton. Indiana.

FuVHE Company holds BY lease. and IN fee, about
u twenty thousand acres Of the select coal
lands in Western Indiana. bordering sides Of the
wabash river Maps Of these lands may be AZ the
once OF the Company, in Covington. Ind the once
Nm. Dale, No = PARK Place, City, at the cfnce Of
Hon. J. X. Cofroth. Huntington. Indiana and az the
Office Of Roach Melon aid. Ind snspolis-
reference TO the report OF the Hon. David Dale
Oven. late State Gecogist viii shos that these lands
State, Astounding also in SALT iron and other valuable
mineral subsiaacsS
Eearthe mouth Of Coal Creek where the Company Ia.
large quantities OF lands sit hes been dcovere
equal inequality 10 the ksnawhz. This
cured some IS years ago BY boring. ater the On
onc2Sa salt finding Its down the wabash and Erle
Canal Mr. Thomas, the proprietor. finding himself
able TO compete with a. abandoned the manufacture In
his boring he encountered that which recently dis
closed facts prove 70 have bees coal oil
These lanes all lie in close nifty TO the wabash
and kre Canal, some Of them upon It, banks.
The Company has agent In the East. M kinx
tosr Of the OIL regiOns Of Pennsylvania in particular
10 acquire knowledge Of the best practical mode Of
boring, 10 employ practical workmen and 20 purchase
the best quality Of the approved machinery
for such purpose.
The Company expects by the Ut OF Nay nett, af
farthest, TO commence operation.
All the indices OF coal ell found in localities where
has been procured, are strongly marked In various To-
calties of the lands 81 the Company adordng every
rational prospect Of success TIE thinks II
make any other the character
OF the lands, other than the report and map referred TO-
slO0to0 Of the stock being 00 shares Is proposed
by the Company be offered In the market 3 slf
IFS par value being sz5 per share for the purpose Of
aiding The Company m speedy development Of those
lands. sprs5-dkwtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
rom ~. LDuts.

ST LoUIs, Nay Hon. John CovOde. OF the
war committee, furnishes the following in.oima-
ton relative TO the Sultana disaster:
No troops from states east of Ohio we're lost,
ali eastern troops being sent 10 Annapolis. The
boat was overloaded. the registered capacity be-
ing 376 passengers
Other good boats we're at Vicksburg at the
same time .bu, the authorities would not let them
have prisoners He thinks there is crmnalty in
the matter
About two thousand prisoners were sc Vicks-
burg when the Sultana left Three thousand
were left at Andersonvills. in consequence of the
railroad being destroyed btween Andersonville
and Jackson. They go To Annapolis by way of
The Sultana's agent writes that near ZOO
persons we're lost by the disaster No report
states the los. less than l 400 or 500
Thomas j. Thorp, guerrilla. was hung here
to dsy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

Washington. May l Acting Masteg Fitzpat-
rick. commanding the United States steamer ST
ren, reports 10 the navy department. under date
Of April 22d. of Randolph, Teun.. that on the
18Th expedition under command OF Brig Gen.
Osborne, started from Brownsville in three col
umns, ore from Randolph. one by way of Hatch
lie river. and rom Fulton, Tenn.
They returned on the 22i, having been sue
cessiul in capturing several officers and men.
Among the former wss Gen Shelby The adju
tsnt was killed
OHe Of the meu captured VAS the fellow who
has been passing for Lu1ton lie confessed hav.
ing burned the ~ Paul, and killing one man OF
board of her
Gen Osborne hung him 20 a cottonwood tree
at indolph His proper name Was Wilcox
Tie steamers Annie Everson and Guelph were
not burned BY the gueFrillss. They c,me GU, oi
H4;chje river rate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

NEw ORLEANS "a. VIA CAIRo, May On
the 10Th Secretary Mallory, ofthe confederate
navy department. surrendered himselfto Captain
Gibson, Z. ). navy. at Pensacola
The rebel ram Webb. Capt Reid command
past the city at p Wien midway she
lowered the Stars and Stripes and hoisted the
rebel flag She was fred upon. one 300 pound
ball passing through her bow The gnnboats
started in pursuit, and when "A miles from the
cit, she was fred by her crew, and at 400 blew
up; th- crew. consisting of 81, inclu Ting off
Gers, taking TO the woods on the left side of the
river, tho greater portion afterward surrenjering
Her decks aud boilers were protected by cotton
I've hundred ard seventeen bales were DESTROYED
By the burning OF the Webb
The steamship Western Metropolis arrived to-
dav
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

Nxv YoRK, May /.
Cotton 42643c for middng
Flour 5G l0c lower; at 81 O041 % for extra
state; 81 90@s 05 for e1,rs round hoop Ohio, and
s. l0Q9 60 for trade brands
Wheat dull aud dropping; amber 81 IS
and winter red western 81 10 Barley dull. Corn.
new old mixed western 81 IS. new white. 81 Is
yellow, 81 45dl As Oi's IS Clover seed
3l3 50. Timothy ~ so
Wool dull
Coffee nrm Sugar. Ia0Is xo'a-.es
dull.
Petroleum firm; 39c Tor eraie, 50 sec FOR
refined in bond. and 75@7Gc free
New mess pork t2s Oe625 80; 42e 0JG26 30
for '63-'64: s25 00@26 90 for prime. ard s25 Is
Ca26 IS Tor prime mess. Plain mess beef $l2 90
6le 90: extra mess, si6 5O020 90; teef hams.
- sd25 Cot mcsts: l4Gl5lsc for shoulders
I79I91zc for hams. Bacon; l53.@l57Sc
i.rr Cunberiand cut: lf@l6Ac Tor long
s..,sl and l5X@l67sc for short ribbed
L.Id l6@lslSc. Butter. I5d2Sc for Ohio.
ald Sc for State. Cheese i5923c Rice
d.I
Money. 5ds per cent Sterling lo99losl. 70
6ssf class bills Gold closed 1T 81 a.
t,r--sl,-ent sock. steady
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

thief or narauder Who may separate himself
from the column.
Every sort of precaution viii be taken By ou'
officers TO render the march orderly. and il Is
hoped that the great terror that prevailed during
active operations will now cease.
IL being difhculs to transport sufficient Tatiors
for an extended march. our officers have been re-
quested 10 discourage refugees from following
The armv. The ability TO travel freely in any d.
rection nov exists and preclndes the pecessitv Of
refugees accompanying or following Is.
Respectfully,
o. O Howard.
Maj. Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

tY Several clerks have been discharged that
we're employed in military aft .irs at this city,
within the past week. The work OF mastering
ont all soldiers in camps will commence at
once. BY order of the government. The redue-
ton of the current expenses will, in this way,
be considerable. end ia the most satisfactory
assurance that the end of the war Is near unto
hand Bv the disblndment OF the armies
thousands will be thrown out of employ ment.
and compelled 10 engage in pursuits with which
ihey are unscquainied. We NAV also look
for a reduction in wages, as unemployed men
will not demand high rates when the chances OF
emoIoymeut are rather small.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

~ yesterday Was the lst day OF May das
sbich. In oldea times. was one OF iestlsiiy and
mirth and on which both old aud youn- els gcd
an the sports on the green. ami danced afound
the Nay pole with lis ,r'ands OF flowers and
yrealhs OF evergreen. IL Nes On these occasions
that those prodigous iests OF strength were PAT
forth. ard the i,rest lass vas won bg him h"
nrove, himself the most dextercuS IN hetvn-
the stone or thsesing the sled-e IL + Fl I'd.
during the PGntsns a>cenieney the custom ~
observing the 1t day May Was otnisaed, arc III
aseeuc devotion took III sah. md sIrce tie
pr.etjce has fallen into almost entire dsu.e-
None who has ever resd ttcse peculiarly
TOUCHING lines Of EoAlArds lOes iau'eiie 81
the Nav Queen" but shai must be reminder
of their oSn happy school DAYS, when they vent
Mayiug How many little one q = gone 20 oee
tie night previous iuli of expectation OF the h1p
py morrow. repeating
W AXE and call me esrly mother.
Gall me early mother dear.
Fos an 10 he Queen OF The Ny. Mother.
am 10 be Qa-en Of the NAV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

i4 Last nigh, was the last meeting OF one
halt of the present City Council. and to dav their
successors will be elected. The old members re-
tired gracefully. and apparently without any re
gret that their stewardship had drawn TO a close
A special meeting Of the council will re held on
Monday nigh, next for the purpose of qualifying
the new councilmen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

- Yesterday all day great crowds OF rersons
of both sexes throngsd the State House lt Il
the intention to permit the decorations TO remain
for some DAYS. in order that ali may have 81 op
portuniIy of viewing them that may wish to de
so Visitors are permitted 10 go into the Hall
and take ample time 20 notice the entire display
which il the most magnificent ever presented IN
indianapolis. The used in drawing the re
mains from the depot TO the Safe House stanos
under the canopy at the south e. irarce- l. i =
.nperb structure, ard i well worth visit We
have not learned what disposition will be made
of the material used in the decorations. In ether
cities they have been sold at auction. aud the
roceeds applied for the rehst oi the needy.
handsome sum might in this Way be realized fer
he charity fund
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
COMM EaC;Ai.


CrSoisaArI. Msy 1.
Flour lover Sueerfine So 30; extra 81 OC
al %. and family s. 500e co
Wheat. RED 81 so; white 81 60@l so. Oats,
Toe. Corn dui. R,e 81 90 Glover seed fl4
Barley sl0@l5
X Risky dull small eais. az - &c
Provisions quiet sud prices 0. all articles nom
nal
Mess pork So Bu.k meats 49, Shout
1904; sides l4dl5; hams l4lS@l5. Bulk
hams 1870.
L,rd 2O3zc.
Groceries firm. with good johbiBg demsni
Sugar I3@l6c. Coffee 3Od33c.
Silver 81 32laGl SO. Gold 81 42is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
NOTICE..

sg,HK HIGHEST PRICE WILL BE PAID FoRLADIEs'
/ aud Gents cast ef slorhiag and all kinds Of
heu-eholi goods al l65 Washington street. Ho-
and private residences called when desired a
note directed 10 2. o. Ben 62S will De promptly at
sndedt to- j. SOLOMON.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

II In lighting the motto on Gleon's Block
last evening n cinder from the paper fell down
upon the decorations below and set fire TO them
but by the prompt action Of the city clerk the
fame extnguished before any considerable
damage done In another moment the
tire front Of the building would have been ore
sheet of fame
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
from Fortress Monroe.

FoErREss MoSRoE, May 1.-The rebel ram
Albem4rle. which was sunk at Plymouth, c.,
by Is Gushing. has been raised by some north
erh contractors and has reached The Gospott
navy y.rd The cost Of raising her is about
$500. 600 Her machinery is in excellent order
and she has sustained very little damage b. the
explosion OF the torpedo. 1t is intended to put
her in sea going order and will probably be sent
TO New York to be fitted on, a first class iron
-.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

tT The account published in Monds,
mornings Sentinel Of the proceedings. &c. of
Sunday, contained nnumerabe errors of the
most palpable kind. In the heading the types
have il The CAPITOL is Moving" when ii
should have been the capital in mourning
Much as would like To the old State
House move of and give place TO new build
ing we wonld not have il do so or such
occasion. Many otLer errors occur. which the
intel geat reader will readily overlook. They
more annoying to us, probably. than to any
one else
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
from New York.

NEW YoRK, May lst The Posts special
says: President johnson and cabinet con-
siiering measures Tor the restoration of order
throughout the south.
Another po h m ton will be issued IN few
days fog The putlose OF encouraging trade and
commerce.
Preparation, Tor re'repchmeat are HOW going
N.
SherFn7ns ara.y l. preparing - march home
ward. Pari # Sherm4a's s,an arrived here to.
day.
The troops will return by land
The aur hoFitiss Of Prince George. county,
Nd offer ~ 600 reward for the arrest Of any
sccomplices OF BOosh within be limits of that
county.
The Commercial. Washington correspondent
says Sher.dans troopers are in that city dis
mounted. They say they are Gil route for
Texas. ard meantime they sre having 4 loiiy
time
Gen Halieck has issued al order at Rich-
mond TO lac effect that no person Nill be allow
ed 10 transact business without taking the oath
OF allegiance
The steamer Illinois arrived from Norfolk
With The e. OV
Col. Thornton is en- route tor 81 Louis.
The plrolcd rebels. officers and privstes. are
daily arriving at Norfolk, taking the csih Of
allegiance aud returning home.
4
offered to give the citizens Of Virgins tssnspor-
tstion 10 Their homes in that state -ud 10 suppiy
them WITH condemned hoTFes TO- sgricuituF.l
purpose.
The Conmescial's special says he ncus Of
Genersl HAlleck adopting such stringent meas
lres guns, disloyal in Nrgiuia hiss produces
great sensation.
Adyces from Raleigh. \ c. state that the
rp.ss Of Tie re AMI Georgia wilt take heir
departure IN Jay two for Richmond
The srmy Of Ohio Ger. Sehoaeld command
ius. consisting OF the 2ji aud l0th corps. re
n,ias ard will be distributed "a garrison force
lhrnughont the state
Holden editor 0f The R,lesh Standard, who
l. suggested IS governor OF the srate. tskes lie
clded grounds ssinst the restoration - power o.
Gov. Esnte an tie existing legislature
He favors tbs adoption OF the constitutions
nmer1ueu. s5olishing slavery. and recognizing
! the constitution %! he United States - nars-
nlouut - snV tate constitution.
Gen JohnStor's army are 70 deliver UP their
arms - the Uuied States act critics TO morrow
- q eensooro. - miles sest Of Raleigh
The following order has been issued by Gen.
Howard:
Hs.DquAkrExs. AR1r OF rExNEssEE
R,LrieH. \ c.. April q
To be Citizens alopE tho Route Of March:
Il IS requested that YOU remain AZ your homes
| as much az possible While the columns pass
| ing by Hosiiiit:es having ceased, promscuous
| forseing ia prohibited The necessary supplies,
in addition 20 VIVA. the srmv transports will bs
procured FROM tue coun;ry by purchase Quar-
| termas:ers md commissioners will be instructed
10 pay the cash o. furnish proper vouchers. Cit
lens will GO well 10 aid the officers command.
! ing guards. patrols. &c. 10 escry possible uay
TO apprehend and TO bring TO punishment any
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

a. Despite order from the military and
the mayor. prohibiting the opening OF drinking
saloons on Sunday. we noticed that crowds Of
bibuIpus looking individuals might have been
seen" taking Their way no alleys snd goiag
around to back doors where the fluid was for
sale Yet we never SAN fewer persons. in 80
large multitude. under the influence of hquor
and il undoubtedly owing to the stringent
orders from the authorities against its sale
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

Fsgs-A sure Cure for these distressing CON.
paints s made known In . Trssfiss "a
Firs-Fsreign ard Native Herbal prspsrs,lsns, pub
-li.hse BY DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN. Tie pre-
TITs-se1y,ion furnished him IN such pro~sden-
-t.l manner that he cannot conscsento1sly re-
rlTs-fuse 70 make known. Il has cured ever BODY
-~hs has used IL. failed IN . single
ffr>-it Is equally IN Of Fits Of Dyspep
-sla. ard the Ingredients may be obtained from
FaTs-any druggist Sent free to ell on receipts q i've
cents to prepay postage. sse. Address d. o.
PHELPS Brown No 10 Grand street. Jersey City. uev
yersy aprfs-dskw1-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

IL The State House will be allowed TO re
main as il il now for thirty days-givng all who
may come To the city an opportunity OF visiting
the capitol aud bebolding the wreck of the most
gorgeous and elaborate decorations that have
ever been made in the state
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

~ Vim. Duzau. wishing TO make an homes
living. went into the peddlng business without
first procuring a license from the proper author
ities. when he discovered. arraigBed. and
fined for his infringement of the municipal code
Without this. William would have probably kept
bis name out Of print, and consequently unknoNn
10 fame
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

NV YozK, May /.
Colo ia ea.ie active THE morning, and consii
cradle OF that taken in payment At the tre4saT
e:'s Office is fading its way into the market The
opening price was 81 Asa against 81 463s Sat.
urday evening. and after Al advance to 81 Asa
tie price before uoon se:tled down 10 81 Az
LArrR Gold closed ct Gala her'- exchange
to- nieht n 81 l2t1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

~ number of ladies were busy yesterday
in preparing and making into handsome boquets
the flowers and evergreens that were suewn on
the coffin OF Mr. Lincoln Many will wish u
possess these as souvenirs, and certainly nothing
would be more appropriate than few OF the
flowers that decorated the coffin OF the president
for that purpose When dried and pressed they
may be preserved for a long time. Manv n her
bprum will contain collection Of these offer
inOa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
A CARD TO the LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES
Infaiiibie i'm Correcting Irregu-
Iarities, Removing Distractions
of the Monthly Turns. from
Whatever Cause. and Always
Successful as n Preventative.
FOR FEMALES.

successful as a Preventative,
And the ''enly sare' and CERTAIN REMEDY for ell
those afct complaints peculiar 20 the sex whsth
married or single
These Pills are nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctors for many years. both In France and Amer
ice, with unparalleled In every and he IL
urged BIZ many thousand sces who have used them 10
make the Pills public for The alienation Of those suf
prevent Increase Of family where hcshh viii not
permit It, Females peculiarly situated. or those snppes-
ing thenfeves 80, cautioned against using these
Pill while ia tAa condition, tie proprietor assumes
responsbfi;y after the above sdmorion, although
thsr mcness woad preventsny tniischiof 10 health.
Otherwise the fll. ererecommended- Fell and eypcs
directions accompany each box
$1,000, BOXES EAvE BEEN SOLD xIwO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes By letter 10Th By myself and
AGENTS. all parts 81 the world which have
been returned n which 1ces say nothing Ike the above
Pills have been known since the SCIENCE or NEDI-
CINE DAwSYD UPON TBE WORLD IN REMOVING.
0b ~TRCCTtOSs AND RESTORING EATUkE TO IT'S
PROPER CHAsSKi, quoting the nerves and restoring
thsrosy oosr q health L. The cheek Of the deli
PRICE 81 o. PER BOX. SIX DoxEs for Is 90.
Sold By si DruSr.s.s, and BY the following yobbng
and Drug Houses Agents for Indianapolis, Indiana:
Ladies' b. se-sdrg 81, procsre the Rlls sent con-
hteriially By mail. and without observation, 70 any
part ofthr CRY county, and for sale By
STEWART MORGAN, 70. 40. East wsshinstes
street
". l. HasXTTT CO.. No. Il. West wssAsng.on
street.
H.LgE. ycs. IL and -, Bates Block.
J. 2. sHSOCR. No. 2. Bates Hose Block, AID By
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
~ cry ITEM 3 /.

IL To-day the election for municipal officers
tske- place in this city There i no opposition
to the republican ticket. and not much interest
is manifested IN the result
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

To The motto. Our Glorious Union. com
posed OF gas jets before the Cit, Council cham
Der. lit last night. giving most brilliant ap
pesrance. Hundred stopped before the block to
gsxe upon the weirei letters of such marvellous
beauty. The chamber itself Handsomely
decorated in evergreeus with black and white
muslin entwinej srou nd the pillows in the room.
in good harmony The chandelier WIS very taste
full, arranged. we'll "a the decor ,iions above
the mayors chair. which ~ere quite fine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

III The decoration. across Washington street
have been the cause of three or four run-ax.ys.
and should either be fe>tOoned up else taken
down They hang so ow that they all but reach
the heads Of the horses. ard fsppiug in the wind
scare them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

70 John Turner. Levi Siultz, Jackson Ian
cer-on. Edrsrd Riley and Psrrick ID I'D were
e'eh hned 50 and costs. for being drunk yester
day. by the mayor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIFTH wARD-JosEPH HARRIS offers himself to
the independent voters Of the Ith Ward. inde-
penden; union candidate for Councilman. Mr.. Harris
old Citizen Of the Ward has all his property in IT. and
If elected will pledge himself TO aid IN securing cheap
gas light taxes and TO look after the interests OF the
Ward in the Council and that IL has fair share
Ell public improvements
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

WY SrErRxss SEciplD The follow NJ an
.o.,,,.. :. related of Altx.uier II Stephens vice
nre-ident OF the late &. 5 \ Stephens Wa
s.ked by uniolist-"Can YOU au-Wsr sou5 oNu
u,'iop speech" No" WHY dii yeu ae-eft
Us tnenY' Stephens Ieiliei-"Fo prevent the
Tooubs men from pIungies their d'ggers INTO
the hearts % the Stephens men. aud TO prevent
the Stephens men from plunsing theirs INTO The
hearts OF the Toombs men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

tE- Ii Is requested tia, the preset embems
Of mourning be allowed TO fem-in until alter
next Thursday. the day upon which Hr. Lincoln
will he inferred a, Springfield Illinois
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
DAILY. KEEFER Il RUSH,

whol,-ae Druggists. 10 =. South Neridias street
G.s LACEY General Travelling Agent Ger the Western
States, IG7, Dearborn street. Chicsso, Illinois
n. B-ye,e Genuine unle-~ the bex is signed g. ID.
EOwE-" ian3l-diyeci
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

BUSINESS GKoySp At AuorioS st ~ O'Clock
tins afternoon hu-e hue business lois ~ the
south vest corner OF Washington and Tennessee
streets are 10 be sold At suction.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

Our idea OF Cog is tia, Ola giant oa'
modern politicians are but hall equal 10 LIN.
They only demi gogs.-Prenties
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02
PROGRESS OF THE FU.fE-
R.aL CORTEGE.
THE RECEPTION AT CHICAGO
&c. SC. sc. &c. Sc
from BOSTON

Boston, May 1.-The Large building on Lud-
bury street. known Mnot Block, bas been
burned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

sT-S.e DR. VIM Thomson's sdveEtiSe.aeui
on the fourth page OF to days p'oer
ian y A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

sE Por choice drugs, pure toiles soaps.
brushes combs g. and tur he best quick yeast.
20 TO Seuours drug -rote. B.te- HnU~e clock.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

y hne .resh lct II oranges. lemons. dates
t.. cocoauuts psunes and raisirs ~ Cen,Tsl
GROCERY FLErcHEE D.v.pGE
IL a 4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-02

WASHINGTON STREET Property AT AUCTION -
The property on the southwest corner of Wash
ingtou and Tennessee streets has been subdivided
into business lots OF convenient size, aud will be
sold ~ pablo auction on this afternoon at
2l. O'Clock 2 m Oh the premises. This is Il
part oi the lands belonging TO the state, author.
lied 20 be sold b, the last legislature Pats OF
the premises can be had at the office of Wiley
X Martin, real estate agents 293