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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
A Libel on ur. va,Iana,gham

Libel ON Nr. yatlandigham
The Gazette's Murireesburo correspondent in
giving his account Of Mr. Vallandisham's entry
into his southern prison. says. among other
things
I'm conversation with Your correspondent he
candidly admitted that the dealings OF the Gov
eminent with himself We're necessary and iusti-
fable Ii tie Union was To- be restored by war,
he admitted that in that case the Government
would he Obliged To all the physical force of
the loyal States and could tolerate 10 opposition.
This however. he declared. would he at the ex
pepse OF the free principles OF our Constitution;
where's, he thought, that by the adoption of his
plan uot only might these principles he conserved,
but the Union OF the States ultimately restored "
We have no disposition TO doub. The word OF
any army correspondent any more than to doubt
the telegraph reports They have both an estao-
li>he / reputation. that makes il presumption in
any one tO disbelieve either Yet the above IS
so bireiacel a canard that we are comoelled, in
despite OF our indspOSition OF doubt to pronounce
it an u1mitgated fa-ehoOd. manu featured 10y the
rep, rter or his employee Through the cOur-
te<y ct Major General Burnside we had daily ac-
cess TO Mr. Nallandisham while IN this city, and
up to the hour of his departure on the gunhoat
Exchange for Louisville. The subject OF his
arrest was. of course, the chief topic of converse
ton: and in no case did Mr Nallandie ham spea K
OF II otherwise than as unnecessary and unjustih
able denouncing it. IN unmeasurei terms as
ar rary uuwarrantable and DANCE o - To tho
peace of society. He said the AdmusIra-
tion could 10 40 act % well calculated 20 ruin il.
cause n by pursuing the policy 1t doing III
making arrests tor expressions OF opinion TO lis
war policy; tor it, he remarked made the people
doubt (he quoted the language 81 Coy. Ses mour,
whether this war is waged 10 put down rebellion
at the South DESTROY the nee institutions O
the North He used on occasions. stronger Ian
guage thin that employed by Governor Seymo
in denunciation OF his arrest and the policy
OF ,uch arrests generally Htd Mr Vallandis ha n
believed what the Glzeiie's reporter SAYS he ut
tered. I've would not now be n prisoner. but woulo
be ut home eIjoNiug It's comforts; for he wOu'C
not have done any act that would have brought
with il punishment which it was necessary an,
juStihahle' on TIE part OF the Government To in
fict Mr. Valiandigham's whole conduct, hi
public speechcS and private conversations Civ,
the lie direct 10 the statement of the Gazette
reporter Cincinnati Enquirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

DARK NIGHT = The lighting of the street
lamps are regulated by the moon. but there is no
order issued vet To regulate Her Lunar N,ieSty.
and the consequence Is that she shines when she
j. in good hunIor. and pouts and covers her pref
" face with black veil without paving the
slightest attention 10 what il laid down in the al
marac On Wednesday night she WAS in one of
these sulky moods and lett our city covered bya
pail of more than Ethopi IN darkness, which WAS
only relieved ~ occ ,sional Il ash of lightning
Some Of our hands who live at distance from
the Office had happy time getting home One
of them gives graphic lie scription of his expert
ence He left ut three His ewes were in a bad
condition to peer through the blackness of the
night after leaving the strong gas light OF the
the news-room. His first collision was
with large man the Palmer House
Both were scared and both were proiuse with
apologies His next rencOunter was with a lamp
post: in steering from rhe edge of the side walk
he stumbled over cellar way. No bones broken
vet. Leaving Washington street at Tennessee.
he took the middle of that street; but had not
proceeded far, whea he pitched over COW
that had laid down to rest. He then took the
west side walk, and was getting along very com
iortably, when a vivid fash OF lightning showed
the arsenal building within a few inches of his
nose That scared him. fearing he would be shot
on suspicion OF prowling around the Government
property for some evil intent; he broke east
like a quarter horse. and brought up against "A
pump handle somewhere. which spreid out To
arrest him He changed his tactics; he walked.
after that, ONLY when the lightning would show :.
clear street before him, and got home about day
light.
Another of the men. who lives east. tumbled into
the drain on Pennsylvania stree and broke hi
sfecs lie threatens to bring suit, but do nj
know whether to commence his action against
the city. the gas company. or the moon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
For the
Patriotism.

The Journal is very patriotic. 1t speaks oil
the number of men IL has sent from its Office o.
the war, AMI never hires one OF them to work
again when they come blck. 1t talks of stand
ing by the Sentinel when that paper rej"ices over
the capture of Vicksburg. and INDUCES in dirty
shirt NJ the patriotism il approves tdisHpprove'
of immoral acts. and prints lying extras of the
capture OF Richmond on Sunday lt breaches oil
temperance aud gets drunk every now and then
Ii talks about ITS - expensive army correSpon
dence. when the United Suites pays them Sl3 per
month and the journal paws them nothing 1t
was in favor of secession before the war, and de
noun,es all as traitors who speak of II now. il
employs she ks who back down from every in
ducement O. volunteer. in preference TO old sol
diers who want some bread
Truly il j. patriotic ptper. Let II squirm II
its virtue, for it has little left.
1t calls treason anything depreciatory of the
war policy of the Administration. ah saws that
"lurious energy seems 10 be above or below tbs
COMPREHENSION of General Haleck or the Presi
dent "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29


~ On Wednesday afternoon the soldiers of
the Obi Regiment. presented to Mrs Darlington
a beautiful watch and chain. The ceremonies
on the occasion of the presentation have been
described by those who were present a. very in
terestng, and csn well believe they were
The following extract from the reception speech
OF General Darlington. bre ,thes the spirit of the
Christian soldier and gentleman:
Soldiers All those expressions OF sympathy
are dear 10 an officer. We are engac ell in his h
and holy ende TO restore our Union aud We
shall restore il Whatever the sacrifice what
ever the trial. success is sure "a that God
blesses and prospers the right. You have well
done your part. Scarcely one Of YOU has not
been under my command in some important and
delicate duty. We have worked together by day,
and you have not forgotten the two night
| marches We made i'm company Your duties hsv-
/ ing been trying, as are always the duties of a
Provost Guard. in a large city, but you have been
/ faithful Every order has been cheeriully obey ell
and when YOU undertook to do \ thing, YOU al
WAYS did It Above all. am happy to com
mend your respect for the Sabbath. your sobriet y
and moral department The soldier should never
/ forget. that, when he honors the God of Battles
/, his NJ 'ker. when he respects His laws. when h.
embode-. IN his character. the highest qualities
of the best citizen, then he presents to his coun
try the highest type of the soldier So, INV men
let your characters shine that when we all IA :.
through the grave We shall journe7 upward TO
eeIher to recount our trials and the goodness o
our God in the mansions prepared for the val
liant and the pure Again thank YOU
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
AUCTION.
GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL. SELL. At
! pupiic auction, the first Tuesday in June 1858
10 clock, y ", on the premises joining the Model
Mills. in The City of indianapolis the following real e..
tate, to-wt
Thirty six feet and seven inches of az The vest par OF
LOT twenty 49, laid of On out lot No las O.
the donation lands. ado hing The CRY O. indianapolis
Ind by James Bike and James Raw. Sair lot viii he
sold Tor no less than twofhrs of the appraised value
the pur haScr paving fourth of the purchase money
down. one-fourh in six, fourth twelve and one
fourth in eighteen months fcs the day Of sale securing
The deferred payments by note and mortgage on the
premises, waving vslustion and appraiSemeni lsws.
my - cot ANN NJ CARLISLE, Guardian.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Important % Females!

One department Of Dspenssry specially de~ss~l
TO the treatment % TIE Diseases Of Females such In
chorrhea. while" Irregular Psinul snf Suppfes.
henstrua,ion. Nervous aud General Debility ID ssss>s %
he womb. Barrerness. kc.
Consult s.uDs and a sfienF
Also for sale, DIR. DtwEk'S r. GrIATOk PILLS
For Female ObSfucfioB- lr@ gafitlcs 4e usrried IL
dies certain situations should fher thsr
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per boa. sisd maj b
sent by mail
DR.. GALEN's PRkNESTIyE--An invaluable sr;sci.
FOR thve Wishing Ia limit The number q th-r ofspng,
OF the hATrsn sno deSire children. warranted
iare the hesh. and viii last for lifetime Sent any
address. under seal. receipt OF the pricr1NO DOL
LARS
PATENTS AT A DlsTANCf--ay ssnding brief
statemen, Of their symptoms viii receive Blank Cart
containing list OF questions, fer the %
treatment &C. Medicines any part q the eourfrv
any h0ae free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private and confidential kemersb~r
the and number.
Direct all lettsrsto
GALES's HAD plsPEssAki,
novl5-62d4wly Louisville. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

E0l-E1H DAY

Terre Haute Gas Co. ~ Henry II. Teel e. ux
-viSo c. c. Affirmed with 8 per cent dam
"ges.
Conrad Nunnemacher Va John Ingle ct al
Flovd G. @ Affirmed
William Nose vs. Hiram Kimball-w abssh
G. Q. Afirned
John Wilson, Administrator, vs. John Briggs
ct rl-Vigo Z. @. Affirmed
Eiscent a. Quail vs. Aquilla Jones-Bsrihol
omew G C. Affirmed
Atner II. Bowen vs James Spears ct al
Cass G G. Affirmed
Samuel Beais Daniel Beals--H hamilton c.
p Reversed
George Butler ct al. vs State Ell rel MrFet-
ridge Rush @. Z Affirmed with 3 per cent
damages
J. 7. Woodruff ct al. VS. Robson Garner
Union G q. Reversed.
John Markell vs. Joseph B. Robertson-Grant
&. G. Reversed
Benisnia f3ee va John NJ Lewis-CAnoiI G
p. Reversed
Enoch W. Boylen rs Omar Tousey-Decatur
Z. g Approved with per cent ia images
Bouaparie Bradley et AL vs. Bank of State
Decatur G. c. Affirmed.
B'uk Of the State Bonaparte Bradley ct al.
Decatur c. c. Affirmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best STYLE. OH short no.
tice. and as cheap any other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and can do good and cheap
work. All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

RuSAvAY Yesterday. while Washington
street was crowded with vehicles. par of horses
started - run away with heavv country wagon
q which ttey were attached. The driver kept
his seat and palled Justify at the re,ns controlling
the Infatuated animals somewhat at least 80 far
As 10 avoid collision with other wagons. Finally.
one wheel came of and still the driver held 70
his post. then another wheel came OF, aud the
heavy wagon bed tossed about like ship IN a
storm vet the gallant driver held to the resns-
Near he corner OF Pennsylvania street coils
ION took place with another wagon. making
wreck OF both, but stopping the runaway.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Brxrrlr or J.syrr H,eur-T. Mich, Nj,

Brxrrir or JIMMIE Hisur.-Ia night M.s
-Jeunie Hight takes benefit Metropolitan
h 81. and "plesr- IN the beautiful drama ef the
fIeueh Spy The farce of the Lottery Ticket
sill be PLAYED before The curtain ri.es on the main
piece OF the e'euing. Miss Jennie has sustained
herself most admirably in the caste Of characters
she has chosen since she has made her appear
anee as star on our boards. and gives promise of
becoming bright lumlnary In the dramatic fir
manent. As a danseuse. she IL unqualified. and
she has that Versatility OF al ent that veil 6ts her
70 excel IN the role OF characters she has marked
for her own
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

CINCINNATI narkes.


CrscISssrr. Nay Is.
Fioor-There was an active. speculative de-
man; 200 bris sold at ~ 50 for superfne.
- % Tor extra. and SIS Oh Tor family. st the
close. an advance Of l5a25c via askei
Grsin-Wheat i active demsnd Chiefly -recu
latve and prices advanced 365c PER hushel
closing 1t 81 10 for prime red. snd 81 l2tdI is
for Indiana aud Ohio white. Corn remains duh
a, SIC for ear. and s2d Sc for sheIlei O.ts a..
firmer. snd ld2r hi, her: cl sing & 60a6Ie in
tut. Rye al At 73@75c. Pare Is n nina.
Meats-Mess Pork i offered at 50 5O69 -
for old, and Sll 50@l3 81 for new Bulk
Meats at 33fc ior shoulders. Il. &c for sides Ba-
con. 4SsG5s4c.
Lsrd-Prime CITY is saleable at 9Ig. but coun.
try j. dull At 9a91zc
Whisky-Frm AT 4OiSc
Groceries-Quie, and unchanged
Monev-Gold. 40G42c prem. Silver. 25,9 3os
prem. Exchange firm at lsc prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

cH- Recollect the sale Of six lots ut auction to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock by o Foote, auc
fioneer. They are only three squares from the
Bates House. and one square and a half from the
State Capitol The opportunity to get location
30 near to business does not occur every day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
"-D DR.. Heb

- DR.. Hebern. the American Cancer Cham.
pion. is located at the Bramble House. Lafayette
The ID 'ctor Is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure cancer in from FIVE To twenty
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no paw. mayl9-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

Icrl IcE! Lex George w. Pitts has on hand
plenty of pure, clear Ice. TO supply his customers
withou, shipping from Toledo any other point
ANY person wanting Ice. can be supplied by ad
dressing George W. Pitts. Box $50. Indiananoli.
PO ap30 On
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Night Report


CHICAGO, Nav 2S-Cairo specials say that
Gen. Lee, OF Kansas. confirms the report that two
of the outer works of the enemy were taken on
Friday. On the fortfcations the battle was SAN
culinary, and the Federal loss severe The Reb-
els fought with GOODNESS aud des peration, reserv
ing FIRE until our forces came within murderous
range; they were driven back. however by main
force into their last line of entertainments This
the situation Friday evening. Jackson has
been destroyed The Federal army that occu
pied the place is now acting reinforcements for
Grant When the boat left Saturday morning,
the mortar boats we're throwing shells across.
We have captured the batteries both above and
below the town.
FROM New york
INV YosK. Nay 2s-The ship Common
wealth. OF Boston. Captain Mcclellan. from New
York, March 10, for : an Francisco, was captured
bv the Alab una previous to tue 9th ult
The cargo of the Great EASTERN contains two
hundred tons iron plates for the United State:
Government
The w ashn .ton Star says a letter was received
there yesterday. stating that \ large Rebel
steamer. heavily loaded with cotton had been
captured of Charleston.
The steamer America. from Grey,own the Doth
has arrived With large number of passenger
from California.
The correspondent OF the Commercial say.
New Orleans has been secured from any Rebe
inv aston 6y the arrival of reinforcements so thai
should the insurgents attempt foray upon IN,
place during General Banks absence they vii
fail
The Herali's specsl SAYS Gen. Corcoran ha,
been acquitted for killing Col. Kimban. Tn.
latter Was at the time intoxicated aud had no au
thority 10 stop Corcoran
The steamer American. from Nicaragua Ia,
arrived
The difficulty between the Nicaraguan Gov
ernment and the Steamship Company has beer
settled
sale OF 5-2Os.
PHILADLIrRIA. May 25.-The General Sub
scription AGENT reports the sale Of 4. 05s ,00t
worth OF 2o's to-day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

u Mr George Hawes reforms 10 the firm
OF Samuel S'erling x Co having purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Gridley. Who retires The firm
no" consists OF Simuel Sterling, W HIVES
and Roderick Beebe. and will maintain its reuu.a.
ton tor being the first IN the market with all sea
sonable supplies. The old stand. opposite ,he
BATES. on Illinois street. i the place TO 20 for
family supplies Withnurrhe fear 81 having TO re
turn with an empty basket Mr. HIVES still con
tinues his Directory -t,bii-hment. and will hold
on % bis well elrned lanreIs in that line
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

IcE. IcE,-Joseph Parisette has on hand. 900
tons of clear Ice. ANY person wanting Ice can he
supplied by the five cents worth or ton. by apply
ing Mt No Is North Illinois street. in his old Ice
cellar, or ut No. 70. South street. between Ten
nessee and Mississippi streets Ice cellar open
from 9 to - A. NJ. and from l to O'Clock p.
NJ NAV 81 DAT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

rE-Rev David Stevenson. State Librarian
returned Yesterday. from the Army of the Cum
b,rIand. where he has been for three or iour
weeks collecting material for his work. "lndi
ans's Roll Of Honor" Mr.. Stevenson designs
making his work complete. and doing j, in such q
manner as will reflect honor upon the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

MuRnrR AT Koxoxo Two horses belonging
to Mr. Pyle living near this citv. were stolen a
few DAYS ago. and the Sheriff OF Howard county
was tslegraphed to have look out for them. he
sent his deputy. Mr. Stewart. 20 the livery stable
of the Nests Coopsrs. at kokomo. 10 see II
they had been offered for sale there The thieves
were at the -tstle at the time barterng for q
trade or sale with one of the brothers Mr.
Stewart seired the hridle VI one horse and told
Mr. Cooper To hold the other. The thieves in
suntly disappointed. and one Of them shot Dir
Cooper throu Oh the head, killing him Instantly
and fired another shot ut Mr.. Stewart. which
mi sci him aud killed an elderly gentleman who
passing on the opposite side of the street. In
the confusion, one Of the thieves escaped but va
subsequently arrested
There was great excitement Mt kokomo as thu
train passed through yesterday. The citizens
were terribly exasperaied At the villianous muir
der. ard &c was thought that nothing could re.
strain them from hanging the murderers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

- The <, mnasum at the corner Of Meridian
and MARYLAND streets. having been lately repaired
and put in good order. il now for rent The
bowling alleys have been levele'i. and ia first
rae liz. Apply at the store. underneath the hall,
OF G. 4. ELLIOTT.
my29 DIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

ArcrtoS SALE or REAL EsrArE-That fine
lot of ground on Virginia avenue. known ~ the
Htnna property. has been snbdvded in building
los of convenient sire. and will be sold on Mon
dsy. lime sth at public sale. by Wiley Mar
tin Real Estate Auctoneers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
S. T.--1S60.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invgorate
They create hcal;hy appetite.
They artii't- to changs Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation an late hours.
They strengthen the system and envru the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent levers
They purf, The breath and ,,juity of thu stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia sni constp 'iiou-
They cure Diarrhea, Choler, AMI Chalers Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint AMI Nervous Headache.
They the best btisrs IN the world Trey make the
weak man strong AMI are exhausted natures great
storer They re made OF pure Cr"ix Rum, the cele-
brated Calissya Bark. All herbs and taken
with The pleasure OF beverage. without regard
or time OF day Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stimuaut. Sold bv all Gro
oers, Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
p. IL. DRAKE & Co,
jans-d&wltaw6ni 2r2 Br 'aissy New York
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

NV YoRK. May Is
MOnev-SOmewhat easier at Der cent Ster.
ling quiet aud steady at l57@l5s for first class
bills Gold is without decided change: opening
at 4314 a 43ss and closing quiet at f35s9437sc
prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

cEIt never rains but il pours. is the old
adage and il is again verified On top of the
news of FIVE victories comes the intelligence that
Spencer L. receiving fresh invoices of the splendid
style of HITS and caps, which he so we'll knows
how to select. "a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

TIE Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
in the local column will hereafter be as follows
For ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines, ten
cents line No notice will be inserted until paid
for
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

Masonic NorrcE A special meeting of Mar
rion Lodge IS. for work. will be held this. Fri
d'y evening. at ~ o'clock Punciual attend
ance is requested FRANCIS KING.
Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

sB rare chance to buy real estate at auc
ton. AMI tWo good houses suitable for three fami
lies-opPnsite tn the late residence Of o. II
Smith. Somebody will get bargain. S'e nj
o'clock ON Saturday the 3tith Nav. at the Couri-
house. Terms one-half down; the balance in
one year. my27 d3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

~ You Won't be satisfied unless you buy
your shirts at Parker's" Shirts well made and
at low prices. and warranted 10 ht. ready made
and made 10 order az No. 30 West Washington
street. nav2s-3s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

rS- Cash paid for Quartermaster's accounts
and Government claims. by ID s. McKernan
Soldiers Claim Agent, No 3. West Washington
street. my25 d1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

WooD W. STED-Wanted to- engage from forty
to CITY cords of good wood. TO be delivered du
ring the summer at the rate Of two cords week
Apply at this Office. d&wtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Real Es'rte Brokers,
% East Washington st
may30

F,sHrox The Yankee Card Writer" whose
written cards for the last twenty wears have
gracei all the aristocra'lc center t'o'es IN TINS
country and Europe has located permanently At
the Bates House He has all the late New York
patterns tne- shapes and writes pack IN ten
minutes See hi. exquisite marriage cards with
satin tie. also visiting and call cards Samples
mailei-send three stamps to o. Sacketi. Bates
House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

M.G,zISks &c. FOR JUNK AT BArEs HORSE
NEws DEPor -Harpers Atlantic: l,dies' Re
p,sitory: Peterson. b llou's Dollar: Continental;
Cooley: Leslie's Family; Arthur: Eclectic; Clip
per: Inderen lent: Home Journal Ledger: Mer-
curry and all weeklies for sale by Master Eddie
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

FINE SUBURBAN Lors We have beautiful
suburban lots near the Birkemayer land. and also
on the National and Michigan Roads east. at
eheaper prices and on better terms than lots OF
this description have recently sold for
DFzFIL & JoSFs