davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
AZ = -
RICHMOND WHlG'
wRDNEs01Y uo.NING, SEPT. =, ''sS.
m. n,rk DAYS Of the Revolution,

.;,,irsl,l, letter OF Nr RS,s Fu1l'shedby Us
.-,,,5., tho dark day, OF the Revolution, aud the
,,,,i,nl. and lervim to Wish they gave birth, are
-, ,,mn.. of h,,4 much brave people my heaT'
al from b.. difficulties they may emerge trinmPhan'y
by but hold fast 10 Iheir ath, aud struggle on with
MAJ, ,gi.r resolution The Charleston Mercury, advertng
10 he same historical period near the close 0i 40, sAys
rhs h,,,l. Of Long Island bad been fought and IOSI
New Yo,k vas evacuated by the Americans AID taken
posssson Of by tue British Fort Washington hAa oeeh
taken Lv assault uth nearly 5000 prisouers Fort &C
vas abandoned. NeS Jersey lay open to the enemy
and PniladepbiA vas Sithin their grasp Al the same
TIM. General Charles Lee, Who VAS regarded oy many
- our most scientific Aud experienced General anu VINO
Wa called by the Br.tish the American Palladium,
WA taken prisoner. "fe militia disbanded aud pre-
c.,italely isreated to their homes; even regular
toops as if struck With despair also filed On and de-
serted IN parties Everything threatened America Win
An inevitable catastrophe The army OF washington
WAS 20 enieeJled that scarcely amounted TO 5000 men,
Who had lost all courage aud all energy, aud WeJe ex-
uo,ed in an open county uhOut tents To shelter em
and in the mids. Of popu 'tiol. httls zealoas, tr
rather, hostile."-
Lord Howe aud his brother avaled themselves OF this
gloom and despoadsncy by issuing proclamation offer
ing free pardon to all who should comply within fifty
DAYS. MANY" says Irving, who bad been prominent
in the ca So. fastened take advantage Of this Pr"eA
NATION. Those Who had most property to lose, were
the first to submit The middle ranks remained gener-
slly steadfsst in this time OF trial" B0tA Gays the
subm ,ionsts belonged for the greater part to the
class of the very poor the very rich. The nhabita
of Pennsylvania ike those Of New Jersey, h)cked il
Ike manner TO humble themselves at the feet Of the Eng
sh Commissioners and to promise them lealy and 'be
dienee. Among others there came the Gall1ways, the
Aneup and others vi the most wealthy and respecta
BILE families Every day ushered in some new calami
ty the cause Of America seemed Fastening TO neYta
bic ruin The most Discreet no longer dssembled tina
the term OF the at hand and that the hour wa
come in which the colonies about TO resume the
woke" Ia this dark day Of peril our oSn Washington
remained firm and undaunted lie had nov retreated
beyond the Delaware. What think you" said he &c
the brave Mercer; III should retreat TO the bach
part OF yyania would the Pennsy Sanans supPor
u" aft tue loser counties give up, the back coun-
ties will DO the same" the d.seOuragng reply. W,
mus then retreat to Augusta county in Virginia, said
Washington. Numbers will repair TO Us Tor safety
aud We will try a predatory If pressed, We mus
cross the AueghAnies."
"Sdeh," says Irving, "sas the indJmitAbe spirit
rising under difficulties aud buOyant in the dGkes mo
msnt that KEEP. tempesttOst cause from founder
ing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

by Ensliad II she deems the par Of Wish'" - Us
n.iivlual action for Ne take il -hs mp' recognise
,,oner later. bv which France '"n'd os a"'O''''
-, ,,.Donsb;l;tv ,e;prc-s the consequences OF
-. = e., "a Fngls.d would be concerned-We
a., s.r.Lgely infatuated. Her policy oil
:, =. pee to u.s. il rendering her every
~, of boastful threats and bitter insults At
's sant. Of tie Yankees. ESSry vessel leaving her
,r -. au is made the occasion for violent trades
nd threats on the par! of the press and public
IN u of the North.
The pro, ct of the uninterrupted departure from az
english polt o. two vessss intended is alleged io'
the Confederate serve is made the OCCASION LOT
rs TO issue letters OF Dargas Northern cruisers 10
/, s;roy En- Ish commerce. She is threa'ched WIZ
yngeunc. if sas does an act deemed by her own court
. be strictly Legal Her Gag has been over ana over
avnin ;nsued ON the high seas and When the SUBJECT
hnbt IN tho attention OF the Foreign Secretary, ho'o
p,ssen No. a w,rI of reprooi is uttered The matter
a IVA, bV an assurance that the Unied States
Govsrnmeut would make full amends for the Lo'Su"!'
sueh insults offered by Brazil or any other weak power
would be met BY prompt punishment Fear OIL tue Ou
tad States alone actuaLcs this concliatory pohcy' Oh
the mart of EnRNud But fear itself will be no shield
AGA nst Northern aggression. Notwithstanding ue
most abiect submission by England to every mag
nty which the North offers they still threaten and
bolly and will do so, while she eschews union with
France, aud pursues policy of eIcasiVeHe" IN respect
to affairs on this Continent.
The enforcement OF Va kee threats against france
bV the application of the Monroe doctrine to AeAieo
are OF, Gated upon reconstruction or rather the crush
inp o. the rebellion" There 10 escape Tor Ensisho
from Yankee yeag, anee if their threats are worth any
thing. In any eVent-rGconsTuction or dissolution
Eng and is destined to have war. So that no means
of escape is left her. except surrender of her Canadian
possessions or the creation of power too formidable
allow the North any hope oil success IN var asA'uS
it.
If Franc, recognizes u without the co operation o
England and she thus freed from all obligations OF com
binng with the power in resistance to any aggresi
that may be made upon her by the North by reason
this action, England will find herself forced into wal
which will involve for her beyond doubt the loss
the Canad4s. II ever there anything RICHLY de-
served, it will be that.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
THE YANKEE PROGRAMME - MOBILE TO BE
ATTACKED


ATTACKED.
The CORE spoudent of the New York Daily News,
writing fom New Orleans, Angus 18th, furnishes the
following information, from which it will be seen that
troops are congregang and making preparations for
attack upon Mobile
This point of the Mexican Gulf is nov less attractive
to the worlds eye than few short weeks
The roaring of artillery has ceased the thunder OF the
bombarding fleet is silent. The banks of the great
Mississippi are aul if everything had fallen into
general sumberiug after long, hard and exhaustng
labor Soon again theatre will invite the general
attention of the country in this quarter.
Mobile Is going to be attacked in formidable man
ner. Another corps Of the army from Gen. GRANT
rived here yesterday. This corps DumbeIs about q 900
men, and, with the two divisions which came dawn u
few days ago, united with me 5000 escaped men Of
Gen. Banks exped N, will make qnite respectable
10 of about 40 600 1t Is sad that these armies
are going to Mobile Pascagoula, while another and
not less considerable srmy is goi to operate some
other way such Pensacola aud in the rear OF Mobile
" is reported that Gen. Sherman seeing that he could
not easily fore, his way through Johnsons army, has
decided to take another road foot, along the river
up 10 certain distance Sd as TO INK the Conejerates
and proceed to Mobile. 1t Is said that he is already at
Natchez, starting the movement We may, therefore,
hear that the city attacked simultaneously from
severa: sdes if not completely invested At last such
is The plan contemplated by the FeoeTas They eip,ci
short work and speedy success from il.
But appears that the Confederates not idle in
organizing their defences They have several cops
well distributed to check the advance Of their foes and
some bloody and desperate battles will certainly take
place before the yielding OF Mobile, which has fair
chance of being saved if we consider that the United
States Navy can be Of but little TO combine in the
attack, Where there no gunboats We know vel
we'll that the land forces rather weak against the
despei ate and aniacious Rebels always pOmeIul and
frequently victorious in the field
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

A delegation Of prominent Kentucky Unionists went
10 Washington and sought interview With i.ineons
abinet TO lay before it plan for peace upon the OASIS
of recouslrctiOn. In the discussion on Tue tuolec
Lincoln and Seward and indeed, the whole Cabinet
took the ground that with Europe was inevitable"
after the Of the rebellion, regarding tue &C.
eompshment OF the latter little job as foregone con-
cluson.
Seward was rather disposed to favor the plan pro-,
poaed by the Kentucky Reconsruciohits, and argued
thst in view of the after claps-the with England
aud Frsnce-he policy of the United States was to con-
cae the South and receive assistance in that war from
the border States least and perhaps fon large por-
ton Of the whole Sou hern people, in whose bosom'
lstept love for the Uion still existed, ADD would burn
brightly if magnanimOus and liberal policy prevailed
with the Government He gave il as his opinion that
this was the TO save the North from the power
Of European armies.
Mr. Lincoln disagreed with him. he feared that no
,picncy would make the rebels loyal TO his Government
and whatever treaties they might be willing 70 make
now that their armies 10 fair Tay ct being crush
ed OUT they would not do to trust in foreign var.
They would not be bound by treaties aud when Eu-
ropean invasion Of the North occurred theV would be
found ready 10 take up against the North again
The only plan TO ward Of danger iIom the South III thai
event was to break the spirit Of the people utterly, Il
disar Them free the negroes, aud conhscate all theiI
propertyt leaving them entirely subugated aud power
less after which they would be ready for the war will
Europe.
The Presidents programme prevailed, OF curse, and
il is now the programme Of the war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

august Sst the 10Th year her age, Ms MARY ANN
srEk wife Of Dr. George b. Steel and only daughter Of john
Hart nan, Esq. .
The viii take place the Second Baptist Church. this
wednesday, ate at O'clock The biends OF The lam
Invited 10 attend Without further notice.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our sale Auction, adye sed tk' pac FRIDAY, the
2h August, have pos ponel until "WEDNESDAY Next the
"a september, when will Cr, per former adysemelps
large line Of
Manufactured Tobacco, Cubs Sugars,
Blesrhed aud Brosn ShIt'ngs,
Carriages, Harness and eundries.
aug3l-tds R0BiNsUN ADAMS & co.
ALSO
splendid Phseon Carriage, nearly new and double Harness.
% y boIes B. y. Grastly Tobacco.
ROBINSON, ADAMS CO.,
sep2-tdi Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

Al he re,ence Of the brides mother Tuesday, August 18Th
by Rev DR. Mnnegerode CHARLES NJ WALLACE Of this city
and JOYCE ". OLOPTON, Of Old P int Comfort.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

EE- WE are authorized to announce HENRY
sH ACKELF0RD Candidate TO represent the 9th Senatorial
Dsn composed Of the Counties OF Madison Cupper Orange
aud GreeL. Tie Election will take place the FIRST
In SEPTEMBER. au2O-sw2ss
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
NOTICE TO REFUGEES have Plantaz

| J
ton VI about 700 acres about four miles from Ohua deFo
the Danve railroad, which wish 10 rent lease until the
The dwelling house has four beiss the
basement The outh sucea think 10 accommodate
twenty FIVE thirty negroes Alto, stable barns &C. There Is
good opportunity for seeding from 100 TO $50 bushels Of wheat
and crop The nelghboood Of the best In the
Possession OF the dweRng be had at once, and full
possession early In the fall
seps Itas4w JOHN @. JEFFERSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

HE Or. NJ. II. MILLER has removed his
once nom Governor street the PowhAtAn House. OF
Seventh and Capitol Once hours from TO O'clock
A. n, and from TO 7 p IL. sngss-~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02
9EoRGE w. MUsYoGD,
Secretary Of Tie Com'th.

s4-Petersburg Express" Stanton ''vindcstor"
Rockingham Register" Lynchburg "yirgiuisn" and
"Republican," Lexington Gazette" WytheyiIle "Dis-
patch" and Abingdon yirginian." will publish
week ill day Of session. and forward account 10 this
DEPARTMENT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

10 liberal wages and constant employ be given
The Factory about half mile from the city, with comiora IL
houses for operatives a. the place. HILL, WARREN co.
Petersburg, Aug,S, 1885,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-02

EOR HIRE-Four negro women, amongst
whom Is a superior cook washer and ironer, without To-
oumbrance two child esch shd these good cook
and washer the other two, OF whom has So oh ren are
b. A. COOKE,
,ep1-d3s Once No. Law BuIlding.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

10 point on the west side Of the Mississippi half
wav betx cen Port Hudson and Port Toupee, and
burned the Rebel steamer Hope. with quo bbls
molasses; and at the Hermitage Landing he de-
stroved 1900 bbls molasses, a Rebel machine
shop, and granery containing $4,000 bushels of
corn, besides several buildings. including the
postoffce-
The expedition 70 Ponchatoula and Pass Mau-
chac was completely successful. The troops
consisted of the 9th Michigan battalion of
the l65th New York and parts of the 18th New
York and oath Maine. with two pieces of artil-
lerv The gunboat Bavetara and Yacht Cary
nbeus ACCOMPANIED them. Ponchatoula WAS &C.
cupied after some skirmishing with Rebel cav
alrv, and railoard bridge two miles beyond de-
stroyed after the Rebels had been driven from it
bv a detachment of the 9th Michigan. The
bridge was 500 feet long. A large amount of
tobacco. -four and stores fell into our hands
Our forces occupied Pontchatoula, Springfield
and Pass Manchoc The Rebel cavalry are 80
hemmed IN it is supposed. that escape is difficult.
Three schOoneIs laden with cotton, were cap
tured near Pontchatoula.
Collector Bultt had suspended all transporta-
ton permits above New Orleans, unless military
necessity otherwise orders This has been deem
ed necessary to prevent attempted frauds.
Texas advices through Rebel sources say
Magruder had issued an order granting all per
sons permission 10 transport cotton !" the Mex
can frontier He says it is impossible to sustain
the army without purchasing with cotton. sup
plies brought from foreign countries.
PORTLAND, Me-. April AT the city election
to day Jacob Mcclellan, Rep, was elected May
or by 202 majority.
The Republicans carry six out of seven wards
The Mayor elect, Mr.. Mcclellan, is a stauncl
Union man.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroAAc. April 7.-Ther,
are Indications but nothing definite, that thu
enemy on the opposite side of the river are il
possession of information from some point un
favorable to their cause. They UNIVERSAL,
careful to prevent any of their papers from get
ting into our lines.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

IHEATER.-Ihe fairy spectacle OF the Seven
Sisters was produced for the second time last
evening 70 a splendid auiiense aud me piece
passed of in fine style. Mrs slough. as Tartar
iue. was very fine indeed. She's by far the mos,
spirited actress We have had on the Indianapolis
stage for long time Her song of JOSEPH
Cour,ship," was highly applanded. and her song
OF Rally Round The Flag" WAS quite fea
ture. but the greatest OF all the sights in stage
Representations il the last scene. The Birth OF
the Butterfly in the Bower of Ferns, which !.
the most gorgeous spectacle We have ever wit
messed either IN this any other city. IL i i'm
possible 10 describe is beauty, and bevildering
effects. being - unlike ANYTHING hitherto pro
duced. The piece full OF Wit and humor. aus
Mr. McDonoogh as Cupid aud the "Commis
sary," IL unrisaled 60 and see Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Sale Of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE COURT OF
Id Common Pleas of Marion County Indiana, made at
its February term, 1863 in the Of John Wagner ard
others George Wagner, will, Tuesday the 2sth
day Of April 1853 sell private sale the following de-
scrbed real estate. situate in said county and State to-
wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner Of the norheas
quarter of section number fourteen in township f
(l5,) north Of range three 3) eas thence running
north thirty -four and half rods thence
within six feet of the Central Canal thence southery
along the cast side of SAID canal but six feet east thereof
until it strikes the south line of said quarter sections
thence said south line Of said quarter section
the place of beginning, supposed to contain six
Also, block number twenty three (22) in the subdi-
vision of the Carson Farm laid off by Daniel Yandez
and recorded in the Recorders Office OF Marion county,
containing four a. acres more or less.
Persons desiring purchase either Of said tracts o
land VII apply to the undersigned at No so West Wash
ington street. city of indianapolis.
If said tracts of land not sold said 2sth day
April 1853, they will BE sod any time thereafter.
TERMS or SALE.-One- of the purchase money IL
hand, third in six months and the balance third
in twelve months from day of sale; the deferred pay
be ured by notes with approved security.
bearing interest from date, and payable without relic
whatever from val uation appraiSement laws.
Said premises ill be sold for less than their APP
praised value. NJ. RECH. Commissioner.
aprf-w3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
Luxurjant Beauty.

Promotes IL growth prevent il failing of, eradcater
dandmn. and impNts health aui pca,auinesS to tbs
head II has stood the of time. Toe N the ongna
Hair Corug and i constantly increa>u in favor UseC
by both gentlemen and ladies II sold by all respect
able dealers can be procured by them Of the
cal agent D. s Rlrnes Co., 2O2 Broadway, New York
Two sizes. 30 cents and ~. ipn1s-dSwltaw6m
Is The castor oil expedition proving fail
ure. the Goverumet coutemplles trying the eff
cscv of Croton oil.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
HOTELS.
AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON.

- Ia the largestaud best arranged Hotel in the New
80. England aieS, centrally located, aud easy of
from all the routes Of travel contains all
the improvements and the
comfort and accommodation % the travelling public The
sleeping rooms large and well ventilated the suites
Of well arranged and completely furnished for
families and large travelling parties and the will
continue 10 BE KEEP, fra, class Hotel IN every respect,
feis-iydis LEwts RiCF. Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

A BAKGAIS-A two story brick house OF sev
EN- rooms finished in good style. and having Al
the usual conveniences-with good siked LOT ane
much useful aud ornamental shruooery-S'
squares north Of Washington street-can o'
boush, a, a bargain Inquire of Frank Smith
Real Estate Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
Hemistreet's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IT Is .g'OT II DYE,

But gray hair its original color by suppyin
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired by
age disease. Al instantaneous dyes composed oil
lunar co-tc. destroying the vitality and beauty Of the
hair. and AFFORD Of themselves no dressing Hemisreet.
Inmiiabc Ceering only restores hair its natural
color by ~a.y proe'.~-. but gives the hair
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

StcoSp wAKp.-The Democracy of the Sec
oud Ward will meet at Military Hall this Wed
nes,lav' evening. at o'clock. TO nominate can
d,date for the Council, a School Trustee. Com
mi,,eeman for the Ward. and chose delegates for
the City Convention.
Bv order of the Committee.
AouILLA JoSEs. Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

CoRRIsroNuExcE " ANrED.-1 hree young gen
tlemen desire to correspond with three vonng Ia
dies. with a view 10 intellectual amusement love
and matrimonv Must he handsome and accom-
nlished and sound on the Union Cartes lie NisiteS
exchanged. Address lock box No 3l4 City ?. O
HARRY CAvESDIsH.
PAuL SlNERS
CHAS GULEE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08
.wCommis.ioner Goodwin returned veste!

~ Commissioner Goodwin returned yester
dav morning from Galatin. bringing with him
s3S 664 from the 10Th regiment. Mr. Goodwin
is sick and will not he able to give personal at
tendance to the delivery of the packages and has
left them at the office of the Adams Express
Company. where plrties interested can receive
them He reports the regiment in most excellent
condition. with the fullest ranks OF any regiment
he met in his tour.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

t. Doctors Duzan' and Parr having formed
a copartnership and permanently located in lndi-
annapolis have taken the office No. is Virginia
avenue. formerly occupied by the late DR. L Dun
lap. where DR. Psrr may be found day aud night,
and Dr. Duzan during the day. and at his resi-
dence. No $50 North Tennessee street at night,
when not professionally absent Wv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

Fmsr WARp-The Democracy of the First
ward will meet in convention on Wednesday
evening next, at I o'clock. at Petrie's Hall, Il
nominate a candidate for the Council. School
Trustee. Committeeman for the Ward. and sc
lecting eleven delegates 10 the City Convention
By order of the Committee.
Gro GRIFFITH Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

MR EDlroR: Please tell the Democrats Of this
CITY that II they ever expect to have peace and
good order, they must elect such a man as Capt
Jacobs for their City Marshal am for him.
from this time till the nomination is made.
RrTTERNTT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

MERCHANT TArLoRs sc H Heitkam & Co
have Just opened fine assortment of piece goods,
No. IL North Illinois street. nearly opposite the
Bates House to which they invite public atten-
ton. Youths clothing made to order in the lat
est STYLE Prices very low. 3olm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

- \ report Wa in circulation yesterday that
the battery under command OF Capt. Myers re-
ceived passes to attend the election on Monday
There j. no truth whatever in the statement. rs
Ne ar assured by that officer The men were
IN -. y Il dsy attending TO their duties
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

RIAL ESTATE AucTsoS-A large number of
very desirable lots nicely located nearly opposite
the Old Fair. are TO ne sold on MONDAY next
Full particulars Of the sale. and pIats of the
premises. can be had at the Office o. WILEY 4
Martin, real estate agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

SoIpttRs' CLAIMS 4 Jackson. having beer
authorized bv the Government, Is giving specia
attention To the collection of bouutieS. back pay
and pensions for discharged or deceased soldiers
Anv information desired will be promptly given
Office with Hendricks & Hord. 4Etna Building
two doors south OF the postotiice. % %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

RI.cKsNiTns' NOTICE There will be spe
eial meeting held at the shop of John Trukstss
on Kentucky avenue. on Wednesday evening
April 3, at II, o'clock
By order of the President.
OBJ En-. LEMON, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

SHARPLEy's MlNsrRELs Masonic Hall was
again crowded to its utmost capacity last night.
to hear the music and fun made by the Sharpey
troupe. The performance was better, If possible.
than the night before Ii is needless to say that
il vas first class To night there will be a
change of programme Go early and get seat.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-08

RESTAURANT FOR SALE--One of the best 10
Gated establishments on Illinois street. now doing
n thriving business saloon and restaurant, is
offered for sale on advantageous terms Partic-
uIars can be learned by inquiring at this office.
ar