davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

THREE O'CLOCK A. N
by THE PRESI.
DENNE.
PROCLAMATION.


Whereas. BY the approximation of the President
OF the llh day Of OF April last. certain portions
OF the United States therein specified. which had
prudently been subject To blockade, were Tor
objects oil public safety declared 10 conformity
with previous special legislation of Congress TO
DO closed sgsins! foreign commerce
during the National will. to DO hereafter
expressed and made known 10y the President
Whereas. events aud circumstances have since
occurred. which. IN my judgment. render il erpe-
dent to remove that restriction, except as To tho
ports OF Galveston, Loracco, BrazOs dc 5 nliago.
Point Isabel and Brownsville. ia the State of
Texas, now, therefore be it known, that l.
Andrew Johnson, President OF the Uniled States.
do hereby declare that the ports aforesaid not
excepted above, shall be open TO foreign
commerce. from aid after the First of JAY
next, that commercial intercourse with uaid
ports may, from that time. be carried on, sub
ject 10 the laws OF the United States, and in
pursuance of such regulations as may he pre-
scrIbed by the Secretary of the Treasury. IL.
however. any vessel from n foreign port shall
enter any of the before named except ports in
the State OF Texas. she will continue to bo held
liable to the penalties prescribed by the act of
Congress approved on the 18Th day OF july, ls6l :
aud persons on board vi her 10 such penalties a.
may be incurred pursuant to the laws Of war for
trading or attempting 10 trade with the enemy
Aud |. Andrew johnson. President at the
uuiIed States. 70 hereby declare and make known
hat the Unted Ststes OF suerics do hencefurth
disAvOw 10 all persons trading or attempting To
trade in sny OF the potts OF the Uniied States ia
violation Of the laws thereof all pretence OF bel.
ligercnt tights and privileges. and give notice
that from the date ut this proclamation all such
offenders will be held aid oenlt With M pi-
rates Ii Is also ordered that all restrictions
upon trade heretofore employed in the territory
OF the United States east OF the Mississippi river,
those relating TO contr.bsnd OF
war and TO the reservation OF the right
OF the United States to property purchased
in the territory of the enemy. aud to 25 per cent
on purchases OF cotton are removed and the
provisions tor the internal revenue law will be
carried into effect under proper officers
la witness whereof have set INV hand and
used the seal OF tho Uuised States to DC at.
fixed
SssL
Done at the city Of Washington the 22d day OF
May. in the Year OF Our Lord. 1865 and OF
the Independence OF the United States Of
America the 9Th.
(Signed) ANDREW Johnson.
BY the President:
W BuSrER.
Acting Secretary OF State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
orricE-Souh side Public Square, Coriag
ton, Indians.

guyHE Company holds By lease. and In Fee about
u twenty thousand acres 81 The most select coz
lands In western Indiana, bordering th sides 81 ths
wabash ser. Maps Of these lands may be seen At ths
once Of The Company IN Coynston, ma at the once Of
VIM Dale, No. - Park Place, Guy, a. the ofce OF
Hon X. Conroth, Huntington. Indiana, and AZ the
onie. Of Roach Mcdonald. indianapolis.
A reference TO the report Of the Hon. David Dali
situate the midst Of the ans.t eps nslds % he
STATE aboundns also IN salt, iron aud other vslasbls
b neral substa css.
Near he mouth " Coal Greek where the compssy la
large quantities OF lands ,st water has been discovered
equal Ia qualify TO the kaaa~hs. Tbs vsisf ~ss
cured years ago BY boring. alter he On
ondsga sat nndins ia cay do~n The wabash and kris
Canal Nj Thomas, the proprietor. nDdlns himself an
able 20 pss -hh IT, sbaasnsd the manufacture. Ia
HE boring he encountered that Which recently dis.
closed fscs prove g. have bses coal oil.
Those lands all lie Ia close pronlmlty TO the wsbi
and krls anal. some 81 them upon ia banks.
NJ. Joha henanomy, the business agent Of the com.
pany, Las teai asd from tour Of observation o. the oil
~ the company. IA foantsia and psrks eosnts-. hs.
90 e. the gshfsl ofmstlon Of The county and ne
surface acsiions present thsm.slvss so1g Anaos)
Ia tho oil and psrsl suhstances foona on ffenet
Greek, fsunsylvsns, where the EFsstrst qashu1 sha
the mos. valuable Oh 10 found NJ. hehsnomS hes par
chased Tor the company the mot Approved mae 'neJ
With ali the nntuTes nscs.ssr, for ePesion ana pre-
psFirg With sHpersncss worsmsn the speedy as'e'ep
men " tn hidden resaps " the lands o. ihs company
All the inaic-. ~ coal OIL fosna local 20, ~hets
cal ties u 'ha lands 81 the Company snofdns ever,
ret onsl prospect OF success srempshy ,hiessh W
n-ceary 20 mass any ethsr resfesee 70 be cesfs.s'
Of land. other than The por, sna msp rs'rrea's
eloo 900 u The ae'l esns w. ssMss: y pIep.s.
4. ,sr .slas. being cas- per share, Ter The psrpos
aiding he Company IN spsssy ds'slep.'s, o. tho
issas spsss-atsu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

Remember the auction sale Of lots, BY
MrKernan 4 Frank. in Drske L Maybew's add
ton. on sext THURSDAY, the 2Sth inst. Al toe
O'Clock, p N. These lots are situated on tbs
Michigan road. near the corporation line. and OF
Drake, Msyhew. Brooks aud Torbet streets.
The size Of these lots Is 40Il2O feet. and 10 q
healthy part of the city. and buildings going
up rapidly in that locality. Those persons rent
Jog can nov have chance to purchase . lot for
. small amount aud build for themselves pleas
ant home
Al.o, several lots 10 Brooks addition. from
three to seven each. will be sold at the same
time Term: 0oe- halt cash; balance 10 six and
twelve months
For further particulars. inquire OF Mckernan
4 Frank No 39I6. West W sshington street.
near the Palmer House, or McKerDan Pierce,
Bisxe's Row. ~ q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

Is soon a. my health win permit. to rid nv
country of come Of her de.dlie-t enemies. bv
striking At the very hearts blood Of those sho
seek 70 enchsin Der 10 slavery. consider moth
ing dispenssbie having such q tendency. Ali
ask Of you is TO favor me BY granting The "a
pers to travel on while sithrn the jurisdiction Of
this Government I en- perfectly familiar With
the North. and feel confident can execute any
thing undertake
have just returned nov from within their
lines. | attn Lieutenant 10 General Duke's com
msnd. 1 vas in the raid lsstsu INNER under Gen
Morgan. |. and all ercep, too or three CON
missioned Officers we're taken prisoners. but ind
ing good opportunity While being tsken to
prison. made nv escape iron them 10 the gsrb
OF citizen. attempted TO pass out through
the mountains. but finding that impossible, mar
rosly escaping tso or three times being re,aken.
| directei NV course north. and vent through
Canada. BY the assistance Of Colonel J II. Hal
comb succeeded in making nv way through the
blockade. and having taken the yellow fever It
Bermuda. have been rendered unfit for service
since nv arrival Twas reared In Alabams and
educated in its University. Both the Secretary
OF War and bis assistant. Judge Campbell. are
personally acquainted With nv father. wm !.
Aston. of the Fifth Congressional District. Ala
having served in the time OF the old Congress
in IS. 80. and 81
II do anything for you I shall expect your
full confidence in return. II you give this. |
can render YOU and my country important ser
vtca. Let me hear from yos soou am aux
'ous to be doing something and having no CON-
mand at present. all or nearly all being in g.rri
son, desire that you favor me 10 this shori
time. | would desire to have a personal inter
terview With you. in order perfect arrange
ments before starting
am vary raanaotfnil. vn,. 49,
(Signed) J W AIsrox
Address me At the Springs. in hospital
On the above letter we're the following en-
dorsements:
Brief OF letter. without signature
Reply referred sy direction of the President TO
the Hon Secretary of War
b II HsRRIsoS. Private Secretary
Received November "a 1864
Record Book. A o Dec. b. 1854
Sd A u Tor attention
By order Of j. A Campbell. A s. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
Try of is enemies. ADD an Be asked v. for the

try Of its enemies. and al be asked vi. for the
necessary papers to give him travelling facilities
within the Confederate Sfat~s, he also says he 10
veil acquainted in the Northern States, and vas
in Morgsn's raid and finding good opportunity
to escape be ran the gauntlet OF being captured
BY the Union troops and made HE way to Oans-
da. where he uas arrested by Col. Haicomb. but
managed TO run the blockade he says I will
do ansthing: shall expect your full confidence:
aud expresses his wish for answer soon ami
for short interview; the communication is sign
ed Lieut.. W. Aston. and bearing this endorse
neDc
Ii W Alston offers bis services to his coun
try to rid il Of its desdiiest enemies
Referred to the Secretary of War, by order
OF the President
B II HARRISON. Private Secretary for Aller
ton.
By order OF J. A. CAMPBELL. G s A
The Court adjourned till 10 A ID. to morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
General sheridan IN New York-His
Ntaff

Nkw York. May % General Sheridan and
Stiff. who arrived in this city to day, left thi-
evening for Cincinnati. on their way to The
SouIhsest, he having been appointed to the
command of the Department of Texas He will
Immediately assume control OF The troops now in
the Southwest. together with such additional
cavalry force a. the exigency of the service ma,
require, will be placed his disposal The cavalry
forces formerly Commanded By Geu sherid.n
~ll be under Gen Merritt during the comm 2
review. in the ebssnce OF Gen Crook II is IN
derstood that Generals Gustav and Merritt will
join Gen Sheridan in the West The following
officers compose the S,af Of Sheridan.
Gen FORSYTH Chief OF St II: Col Ne~hall
G (; Mi Lee. A A. G CDi Forsyth, and
N ,jors Gillespie Allen. Moore al Kepp
The arrival of Sheridan was known to but few
persons, and it is understood he received some
public functionsries HIS time has been employ
ed in visiting objects of interest in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
sc~ voTk Market.
NEw YoRE, MAY %.

INV fokK, May rs.
Cotton SOC for middliug.
Flour 5dl0c lower; at Sc l0@6 20 for extra
state; 4O(d5 90 for extra round hoop Ohio. sno
81 O5G9 90 for trade brands
Whisky 50 90.
Wheat-WiDter red western al SO: prime
81 So. rive dull. Corn 69@74 for new mir Ell
western, 7ic Tor new mixed. Use for choice. and
1880 for inferior to prime yellow
Oats 60c.
Wool dull.
Coffee active. Sugar. io@l11s. Molasse- soc
Petroleum hrmi sac tor crude, 4Sc for
rehnedln bond. aud 6sc Tor free
New mess pork s23 25a23 rs; S2l OO@2l 81
for '63-'64, do cash and regular way, closing ~
&2l 0O for cash. $40 so for prime. and si7
O"@2o 90 prime mess Plain mess beef $40 Ou
ola OO; extra mess, Sl2 OOdl7 50; beef b. M
26G2S 0Oc Cut meats: l3Cri4c for shoulders
aud l5@ls1ac for hams. Bacon; l2dl3,
for Cumberland cut; l454c for long ribbed, An,
l5' for short ribbed
Lard i56Isc. Butter. l462lc for Ohio
and 2O93sc for State. Cheese l0alSc. Rice
dull
Money. sac per cent Sterling IO91l@IIo
Tor first class bills. Gold opened at 81 30ss,
closing at 81 81.
Government stocks without decided change
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

PoIicK Covsr "A large number OF offenders
we're before the Mayor Yesterday. aud received
sentence tor their uan.gfessions
Mary Williams, an occupsnt Of \ house oiIll.
i,me. was sent 10 the Coants jail for thirty DAYS
Ia company Nth Sarah Johnson. boss" Who
had an extra $40 attached lot the distinction
Their eiehequer had given out. and they
made virtue of necessity
Julia Raw. Sarah Snow, Nancy Wood, Nat,
Michel Ella, Williams. Hamlet Sull. Mol
Hurt. Nancy Tucker. Annie ksnont ana Msg
sic Smith, bss'h that came under The he'd 81
wandering prostitute. we're hncd fiu piece
aud given thirty DAYS To fusticste ~ the con-
mon all Tho, we're repulsise aud Disgusting
objects. that have long inie-tsd the camp near
the city |, y only stempotsr, tesptte OF
sie~ day, that the inhabitants 81 the LOCALITIES
~lil 81 JOY
Ed-afd Hunscus. Peter Flynn John klnse'
Ei~atd NJ 'oney. Hugh Rpne,. Tin sullivan.
Henry spencer, rhuma- Bfosn aud fsitirk
Collins ~ers s~nt up for ee,ng dfunk aud, in
default of the nee .-sp 81 aud Gusts. pat OF
unis's Je-slry aud ~et~ duly enrolled 40 mem
bs's OF the cham gsea.
Ihomsr N Erp,. Tor ,rr"cisiing 9th pfo-li'
tute-. got tii 80 Tor hi- p otn'-cus'u- a.-0cis
lions, vhlen rsss.J hlm fshl, had " h''e besi
ten tines the .msunt Thomas should be- mot q
eAescs and eiiesmsvses ~ selecting h's eempAn,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

STRONG kvfpkNcE AGAINST Davis.
Nav YoHK. May 22.-The rriouno's special
says; II Is stated that the government has 70.
Gently obtained private letters belonging to Jef
Davis, clearly implica,ing him IN tue assassinA-
ton conspiracy
GENERAL sTcKLEr.
The Herald SAYS General Sicklts was official.
iy received on the 5,h ultimo by the President
OF Columbia, as special envoy to the govern.
ment OF that Republic. IRON the President of the
United States A number OF Columbia Scns-
ors. Representatives. aud military Generals were
present on the occasion. and addresses we're
made by General Sicklcr and tho President, iu
which the most friendly feelings Of each govern.
ment for lhe other ~efeeIptessed.
ruk RECALL oy Gss BANKS
A Washington special to the Express says
The Prc-idenl II reported a. recalling Gen. Bank
on account OF his cotton speculstlops, and also
a. being very indignant At the conduct OF Cubau
officials respecting the rebel rain Stono~sN A
Dispatch has been sent ~ Madrid on the subj &C,
rnr nawAnp, ron sooru ASK nsRRoLp.
The Tnbuns's Washington special says, Large
tesaid- Tor the captur. oil Booth aud Harold arc
TO be distributed. at the discretion OF the Secre
IAty Of War. upon the completion OF the trials.
Gan LOGAN To COMMAND raK Army o. rESSnssEg
40 order b.. been issued, nssnag Usneral
Logan to tho command oi the Army OF feLnes
zee General Haxrn. commanding the Second
Division. succeeds Logan IA he command Vt o.,
Fifteenth Corps
oKs wnrsLss INDIGNANT.
The rrbunes Hilton Head core pouden, say,
Gen Wheeler askeI aud eIpected 10 be psroled
under the armis.ce granted 10y Geo. Snernau
bu, Col Pulchsrd could not see u Instead Vi
accepting the terms OF the arml-ice and lsSins
down his arms, Wheeler undertook 10 keep Y.
the sat. hshuug hls .ay through the country
aud the Colonel decided fhas case must Ds
settled by higher authority than bic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

GRAND RUSsISo RAGS To DAT AT SuoAR
GROVE IRorrISG Park - First race Bates
House premium, $500. Mile heats three best in
five Closed with the following entries
J Q. Kelley names bay flly. Lutte Strng four
years old. toy Lexington. dam bv Glencoe Col
or black aud white Weights l0l
Mr. Taylor names bay illy. Prairie Bird. -four
years old. by Sovereign, dam by Boston. Coor-
red aud blue. lOl
A Wsddle names black horse. Black Lock
four years old. 10y Omero, dam by Imported
Sfumps Colors red aud shie l2l
Second Rsce--Msson House premium. 81 90
Mile aud repeat, best two Ia three
II. Taylor name. bay horse. Prsire Boy. Ave
years Old, by Sovereign, dam by Glencoe. Col
ots red and blue ll5
Simon McCarty names sorrel mare Lizzy
pedigree unknown 1911.
A, Wsddle ntmes bay mare FANNY Fern, nv
Yorkshire. out OF the dam of Kitty klide Col
red and white Il2
Hurses will start at Two o clock precisely
good band will be in attendance on tn,
grounds each day.
We may look fora fire weeks sport, as there
are -ome thirty race horses here. and the pro
pr e'"fs have spared "a pains 10 make the plac,
low < TO cilzens md strangers.
TIE races will be continued during the remain
der oi the week.
Entries will close each evening thirty nIn
utus after the conclusion OF the races, on th,
track
Pools TO DC sold at the Exchange Saloon
evcty evening during the week. by Raymond. o.
81 Louis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

INDIANA TROOPS To BE MU-TERkD Our The
depletion OF The army will begin with the mus
tering out OF all white volunteers in The armies
of Sherman aud of the Potomac whose term OF
service would expire before October at The
mastering out will be done in the vicinity of
Washington. hut the men will be sent home for
payment. Indiana troops will come here To be
paid of, and will begin To arrive IN a iew days
The ~hole number 10 be mustered out toy this
order will be between ten AID eleved thousand
The following are the organlz' atoms 10 be mus
tered out IN whole or in part:
First. Three years regiments mustered into
service under the call OF July ?. 1862, prior 20
October at that year These are the 66th.
10Th. T4rh, 18Th, SD. sd e5th s1th, SSH 9th.
9Th. lo0th. lOist regiments and The 18Th bat
terry IL il p,obable that the 18th regiment, or
ganized prior to the call OF July 2. 1862, will
also be included
Second. Three wears recruits mustered into
service Tor old regiments between those dates
Those from this State recruits for all the or
CARNATIONS above named. and also Tor the ,7lh
lith. 18Th aud Goth regiments. (now consolidated
a. the Goth regiment.) 10Th regiment (now Ssth
rcgiment) 18TH 22i. 2Jd. 25b, 9th, nov
70th.) 33d. 31th, 3sth. Ash. SSH and 59th regi-
ments
Third One year men. Tor new and old orgsni
zttious. who entered the service prior 20 October
L. 1864. These of the l2fh. 18Th, (now
Goth Goth. 22i. 23i. 18th. 9th. 1871, 9th. 3sth.
42d, 4Sth 5sih 59,h 66th. 10Th. SD. s5th, s7.h,
ssh aud 9th regiments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
Surrender OF Gnerriiias.

ST. Louis. NAV % ID spatehes have been
received from Fort Scott, Kansas, announcing
the surrender of Col Taylor, commander OF all
guerrillss ia South vest Missouri and Northwest
Arkansas. They surrendered all horses. arms
aud equipments, aud take the osIh Of allegi
ance.
Bushwhackers are also coming into Lexing-
ton, Glasgow, Macon City, aud other places, de
livering themselves up and taking the oath
The prospects are that bushwhsckng will soon
cease
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

~ Nearly two hundred convslescent soldiers
arrived in this city yesterday morning from Mad
ison. They belong to different regiments and
we're discharged from the United States hospital
at the latter place They will receive their pay
here soon a correct statement of the amount
due them il received
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
COMM e RciAL.
1T rsLrssAss.
cincinnati Market.

Utucfnmatf MARKET.
CScIssArI. May %
Flour dull; Superine S. 25d&5 50; extra
s. 5O@6 90. and family Sc 0OCd6 81.
Wheat. red ST. IS; white 81 45(dI7 IS. Oats.
Soc Corn zoe rive soc. Clover seed Sl4
Barley 81 lO6l 90.
Whisky dull; small sales at 81 IS.
Mess pork $24 Doc. Bulk meats I26l2l4~
Shoulders l3@i4la; sides l4@l5; hams I9
@2ln Bulk hams 1870.
Lard lie.
Groceries quiet and unchanged
Sugar l3@l7c. Coffee 2s@32c Molasses
81 20@l % Butter 2563Oc.
Silver 81 1901 10 Gold 81 %.
Money plenty at 6@l0 per cent.
Exchange firm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
Arrest ofCouuterfeiters.

NEW YoRK. May % M matter is now re-
ceived at the post Office daily for Richmond Pc
tersburg, Wilmington. Charleston. Savannah,
Mobile and jacksonville
Antonio Rose and Francis White were ar
rested yesterday, in whose possession were
found plates dies, &c, and Sls 900 in counter
felt U 5 currency
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
Letter touud ~ srchtves % Csaeea.
crate stntes.

wa.ulSeros. My % The follosing 10 (.
coay of I, letter loaaI Ia Archivss Of the
Confederate States
NoSroosKHY. wHrrK srtrnrs srslsos
To Hs EIcellenc,. PfesIds1t Z -.
Drsa Siss have been choking for some time
! would take this communication 10 you, but
have been deferred from doing go on account Of
M health. | now Vdsr you my services. snd II
YOU will favor ne 10 my dssgas. ! will proceed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

sE- We we're indebted last night to Professor
Gresh's Band Tor a most delightful serenaie-
both vocal and instrumental The songs. pa,r-
otic aud sentimental. were given by cultivated
voices and with fine effect, and the instru.
msuts we're touched by masters Vt the art We
hope that "O,t ia the Silly nights" OF the com
lng summer aud fall. when the labor OF late
hours has duled and ~esriei Us, We may
receive similar soul inspiring visits
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

GREAT RACE MEErISo AT ISDTASAPoLTs -
81 500 IN PRksIUHs---Uommenibg tuesday
Nv 23d, and continue four days.
First day. mile heats. three and 6ve-Same
day. mile and repeat
Second DAY, two miles and repeat-Same day
mile and repest.
Third day, three miles and repeat-Same day
parir mile out TO harness.
Fourth day, mile heats. three and fve-Ssme
day. one fourth mile aud repeat 1874
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

New YoRk, May %
Gold rather frmer. The active export de
msnd has produce disposition to hold of to.
higher prices. aud sales have been made at ~
advance OF per cent. on Saturday, price Qa".
tstions have ranged from 81 303s to 81 3I1s
LATER Cold closed At Gallsghers eIchsn,,
tonight at 81 3l1z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

IL The 22d regiment V. @, which has for
some time been on duty at this post. left ior Co
lumbus last night. where they will be encamped
for the future. The regiment escorted 20
the cars by the regimsntal bands of the 43I and
22i regiments.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23
tire In CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May pa fire this morning de-
stroyed the buildings occupied by Squires. Baird
L Co Spice Mills, loss 81 900; Carlisle Chap
man 4 Co, commission merchants, loss between
s., 900 and s. 900; A. Skiff. commission mer-
chant, loss about s., 900 All insured
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

CousclL The City Council met las, evening
in special session. communication vas re
ceived from the City Council OF Toronto. Can
ada. expressing sympathy for the death OF Mr.
Lincoln The communication was made n part
OF the minutes. The Mayor announced the
special order Ia be the consideration Of the Ii OK
Ordinsnce Before any d. finite action was taken
the Council adjourned.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

PERSONAL The family OF Secretary McCul-
Loeb was in the city yesterday, at the Palmer. on
their way from Washington to their home il
Fort Wayne. in this State Colonel X r Stew
art. of Terre Haute, and ID + Williamson. Esq,
Of Greencaste, are also stopping at the Palmer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

tn Major Will II Soper. Of the 5th cavalry
Let Lieut.. Thomas ID. Lamson, OF the 81 cavai-
~; lst Lieut.. James @ Woodrow. of the 75th /:
2d Lieut. Henry II Quilleston. of the 73d; Cap
tain Scott Swan. Of the e5th; and Captain John
y Carr Of the 93d reg iment have each been mus
tered out and honorably discharged the service
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

TT Forty rebel prisoners we're discharged
from Camp Morton yesterday. There remains
about six hundred. and IL IL thought they all
viii take the oath and be discharged by Satur
dav
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-23

Promotions The following promotions were
made at the Office of the Adjutsnt General. on
yesterday
Forty-Third Regimcnt-John c. Major.
Colonel; Wesley w Norris. Lieutenant Colonel
Charles W Moss. Major: Douglas Putnam
Captain: W Burget. First Lieutenant: Muir
ray Davis, Second Lieutenant.