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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

NO'
 And the young husband and wife were in one anothers arms.
 May they be happy! Taught energy and resolution by early trial, taught mutual conf dence by the necessity of conjugal trust, why should they not be happy? They had learned to know one anotber, and the sweet evening star that sboue mildly down on their re union seemed to them harbinger of blessed and vir- tuous days to come.-PuacA's Pocket Book.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

HINTS TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-A good washing fluid may be made of hot water anl plenty of soap.
 Sweetmsats may be kept long time by putting them in a safe place aud never setting them upon the table.
 Plenty of fresh, sweet butter, and good appetite, will keep bread from moulding.
 Chiidreu.s dresses wear longer by letting them reach their ankles.
 Woolen rags should always be washed in sweet oil before they are made into flannel cakes.
 Pork should always be salted down-uever mp.
 4 regard for dece"cy requires that salad should be dressed before appearauce at the table.
 Milk that has stood for some time should be permitted to cit down. Pat was volunteer. and he got sick. Iht hrSt Question the surgeon asked him was Tat. are Your bowels resular?' No, be J:s btrs l M U volunteer
 Tue best cough mixture A suit of warn cotn'ng' mixed with plenty of air and exer
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

General Hancock or General Sedgwick will bS placed iD command of the Army of the Poto- mac in v"iv short tina. General Meade is still in Philadelphia, and within few days hs has beeu joined by his staff.
 S,,m,' said aa interesting young mother to her youngest hopeful do you know what the difference is between the body and tho soul i'ie soul. my child, is what you love with. tbe | touching the little fellows shoulders and arms) but there is something deeper in, you can feel it now. What is it 7 'Oh know, said Sam with flush Of intelligence in his eyes, that's my flannel shirt
 You may wish to get wife without fault, but what if the lady, after yea have found her, happens to be in want of a husband of the same kind
 The man that forgcts great deal that has harpened, hus better memory than he who re,nembers great deal that never happened.
 If we would trace madness 10 it's source, ws should surely tiud tina; it originated in the pow CT of one simple thought, which excluded all mental variety.
 Our wishes are but the idle b!ossoms of tho tree of human lIfe-seldon bearing fruit.
 How to get rid of your corns.-Rub them over with toasted cheese, aud let your feet hang "r, # bed for iIighC vr two that the mice may nibble them. If the mice do their duty the remedy will be sufficient.
 It is better to live in hearts than in houses A change of circumstances, or disobliging landlord may turn one GU. of bouse 10 wsch ne has formed many attachments. Removing from place to place is, with many. an unavoid- able incident of life. Bat cue cannot be ex- pelied from u true heart, says Av his oEn fault.
 CONDENSED AEGuMENT.-A very celebrated Scotch divine says The world we inhabit must have had an origin that origin must have consisted in cause that cause have been intelligent that intelligence must have been efficient that eliicisncy must have been ulti- mate that ultimate power must have been Su- prelne and that which always was, and Is Su- preme, we know by the name of God.
 Let youth who stands with glass Of li- ouor in his hand, consider which he had better throw away, the liquor or himself.
 The pleasantest things in the world are pleasant thoughts !; and sthe greatest art in life is to have as many of them as possible.
 Buy fair, sell far, and love the fair. By so dcing. you will stand fair chance of leading a fair life.
 After marriage ceremony had been per- formed in one of the churches in Adrian Michi- gan, the bride. when receiving the congratula- tious of her friends, shed tears, according to established ridiculous custom; at the sight of which the groom fo l1"ed suit, with a copious flow of the briny fad. After his friends sue. ceeded in calming hin he said he couldn t help it, for he felt as bad ab?ut it as she did.
 A gentleman whose wife is away on visit pyotracted long beyond the promised return, writes as follows lis said that absence conauers love, but the longer you stay away the better like you. He expects her oa tas next train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

Advices from Newborn to Feb. 5, left the city perfectly quiet and without apprehension of renewal of the attack by the rebels. Gen. Pickett with his force of fifteen thousand North Caroinians expected to find the place garri. soned by only two thousand Union troops. Discovering his mistake, be determined it to be more discreet to retire than to risk fight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

Accounts from the South state that the reb- el armies embraces to day more than at any moment since the commencement of the war, tue conscrlp!ion having been ruthlessly en- forced in all classes liable to it's action.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
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uNH,LEE IN IlOUsE!iuL;' FuESIa uhE
 3 of all kl1ls and pyicts th'irs, l-h'e>' Bar. .us, Br'el"a l. .,nd crtl;ns A;s"' ti'''A't' t,,,,-s Toilet St~nis .pi S,ta- nate Id s.lI w;tA nt.,.neos, ele-.rce *nd d"s ';';, il. E,rs;,.a,s, West st,, li.r!ii"jd C"nl ly&5
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
THE LITE-CLOCk. What is this within my being,

THE HITCHCOCK. What is this within my being,
 Ticking, ticking svermore, Like the sound of fairy feotfalls Dropping on some distant shore? can hear it ia the midnight,
 Hear it in the busy day, Hear its clear and measured Auubers Eherese'er chance to stray. On that mystic little dial
 There ere clear and tslliag liass. Over which the sunlight glitters, And the passing hour defines, Quicker, quicker in its beating. Swifter moves these mystic hands, With their jean and spectral fingers Pointing to the shadowy lands. But the day of life is waning, Soon its shadows will decline, And within my spirits dwelling Cease the little mystic chime. Dust, OCT all it's motions falling, Gathers deeper day by day; Voices from the future calling, Seem to bcckon me away. Thrilling tales this clock is telling, As the days and hours recede,  Noting evory thought and action, Yet we give it little hesd. Sometimes we may hear it ticking, Loud and clear the passing hour, Sending thro' the souls deep chamber Tones of deep, mysterious power. Yet we fold our arms and listen
 To a thousand stranger sounds, While inc Life-Clock, all unheeded, Plods its tireless, solemn rounds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
EguS;ister A Es.ckON,

:. TrORNIES & COUNSELLOho AT LAW. iA o.i:c in S-ynoars Building, Litchled' a Conn. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
tT m. E{. HraHsaii,

@AHALER IN FOaEIGN aAd siAPLE Dry
 BE tio,i;, urpcofcs, CrocAcry, Glass are ana Yanke, Notions, No. 6, West otrtet. iSi Jaar west ,f the Court Huuse. LItchheid Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
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ATTcAGiY Ar LAW. NOTARY P'HLlo' csaass,issay C Ds.as for IVery Slate ad
 YerritoFy ;
 23Y isro.a~ay, Now York, if IA first Fiooa a Bear
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
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EALEaS ia DRY pOoS. READY MADE y C,ytn,ny R,o.s 4at Hi!' e5. ilar'i"sfe Or r,..-rv. tsrpceGe., &c,, &c., West Street. sitcndeld Crnn.
 c. B. Bi-IiJP. T. B. shi'd ''A
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
George Nj. Woodruff.

A TTOHSEY AND COUNSELLOR ATlA IA aud Commissioner of Deeds for the State .sf New YerL. Litchield CoEn
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

E. ". seymour, A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW "A Litchied Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

IgIa:s-ic.3 Es02i~t. e-4 SPENCER, FEUPHlE iCh, ,LlIClit t lELD' a%s Conn. O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
J r. " AE.K FIR.

t,vsr Ike Post Office, South st., LItchicld, Ct.,
 Manufacturer and dealer in SsSdles Hsrn.ss. Brides, H,Hsrs Hhtps Lushss, Sockets, Surcingtcs, Orna.
 n,ents, Trimmings dc.
 Rossman's Osi Backing For preserving, sotten'ng: and renewing the appearance of Harness: Carrage tops, Sc. Made to order all kinds ot double and sin v,a Harness of superior style and workman sh;n end of the best material 3m9
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18
!!! Hot Euckwieat Cakes!!

w very choicc-iust arrived. at
 S4 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, Of all descriptions, neatly and .rcm.tly done.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-18

It is reported from Washington that either General Hancock or General Sedgwick will bs placed iD co nmard of the Army of the Poto- mae in a very short tina. General Meade is still in Philadelphia, and within few days he has haeu joined by his staff
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
DAILY SENTINEL.
CITY 1T e NJ S il.

TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

HUME. LORD & Co-The Trade Palace of
these enterprlsDg gentlemen is one of the places
in indianapolis to which TO 20 for the most ele
CANT fabrics Their nssOrtments varied and
extensive Their silks. satins, aces embroder
les. are magnificent Their stock OF dress goods
comprises every fashionable article Their sup
plies of staple goods, such ~ prints. brown sheet.
ings. muslins. tiekings. checks. cottonades and
the like are among the heaviest For gloves,
hosiery. balmorals and hoopskirts too. go the
Trade Palace; and also for the most splendid
collection of carpets from which to select.
Messrs Hume. Lori < Co. are receiving their
spring supplies. and selling their winter goods
at reduced prices.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

did ge-iiculase a terrible rae. Probably be
WAS crushing the rebellion. those ON The out
skirts of the crowd could now aud then catch
WORT about slavery being played OUT" about
rebels aud c0pperheasis. about SUBJ ugation.
emancipation and c0u6scation:' shout D ,rceling
out plantations between uiggef and white la-
borers:" and such "uucomlitional Union talk
He seen'esi too. To be especially malignant with
reference to peace men" an 10 wsg his tongue
against them n u II were verify f,uked and ven
oalOu= Ia short. there thD~e vino heard
him closely ~ho thou sht he spunewht desc
Grated the day aud the memry he iid those fr
whom he spoke we're pretending periodically q
commemorate and veneraie His pir;iz friends
however. liked amszin.ly what he g,ve wind To.
and laughed at his funny things. ami voc!eroa-ls
cheered his heroics. That's all its 10 be sup
po-ed he cared for
Mr. Carev inierrup'ei in his conclusion ~
the appearance oi the brave 9Th the ground.
To be publicly receivei and welctsm by tie Ex
ecutive Ia behalf OF the De pie uf Indiana This
was al episode II wa- ne bart OF the pro-r NINE
Of the Republican celebration. Ia occurred ne
cause il could nof br hepei The gai,BI Co :
onel aud his iuviucible sod efs are welcomed
heartily hy all ProuI are all OF the imlei iSh-
able glory they have shed upon the name oi the
Stale that seit them forth And il needed no
speech from platform u=ei ior the btsest of
pirty purposes even upon the birthday OF the
Fsthersbi his Country 10 make them aware Of IL
Hon Volney DIrsev. Of Ohio. and Col.
Granville Moody, the lighting Christian. followed
the Carey. Dorsey Is Il man of intellect aud
scholarship. Pity stefan among the most -cien-
the. but his in ,riin .te ambition for political lis
tuctiOD would not suffer him To stick to biz pills
AMI his aphrOdiSacs lie has b. come a phiebot
omist whose lancet il bayonet: chirurgeon
whose skill st00ps Ia the amput ,tiOn of nothing
less than limb shattered by Paixh n;
anstomist wh">e aHtoi sizes only ulon his
countryme slsn on bloody battle fields He is
grim aud gnry sawbnnes
Mooay j. follower of the meek and lowly
Jesus after his particular. stsle; >tye th Il
differs IN measure from that of the humble
fishermen OF APOSTOLIC DAYS. He would have
been wolf n sprt IF shepherd t. hail the Star
at Bethlehem. the harhnger of peace on earth
and good will towards all men. But that star
don't >hlne much now
These indlv idu as through. the crowd dispersed
and al sunset the cannon 6red thirty four times
more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

- This evening Johnson Be lies beautiful
exhibition of the Revolution will open at Masonic
Hall. This colossal work. intel in the city of
Boston. is without doubt the largest most effect
i've and thrilling exhibition which has ever trav.
eled through the West. We are informed that
the weight OF the paintings alone is four
thousand pounds so THAI some idea of its mag
nliude may be formed. As our city has ire
quently been visited by very interior merit, this
opportunity TO see the finest work of art. which
has been shown in the L 1T Tor years should not
be allowed TO pass by without taking advantage
of il. Take our advice, visit il once and en-
courage a love of fine arts in your family.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

rE-we call the especial attention Of strangers
visiting the civ during the Convention. 10 the
extensive snd well stot ked Drug establishment
of Senour. OF Washington street. BITES Block
Every article in store Is purchased for cash from
first hands. consequently inducements to phSsI
claus. druggists and dealers in medicines gener
allv, are offered here that cannot be found 10 the
city. This house commands the principal retail
and prescrirson business OF the place, and tins -
accounted for iron the fact that Senour snpern
tends and has always on hand fresh and relIt-
BILE stock Of Drugs Therefore We say 10 pitroi :
when YOU are sick. which we by M means wish
or desire. get yoar Medicines NJ Senour's. and
cur ~erd G0T Il you Will repeat 22-2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

fsEposrsD srrxEsslr zee pAn, srArr ssxnrrI.l
fFor Nornins xepers See vir.s Page
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

SUPERIOR REMEDY We can conscientiously
recommend TO those suffering from n distrcs, IN g
cough. DR. Strickl4nd's MeIifluous Cough Bal
sam. IL gives reet almost instantaneous. and
Is withal interchangeable to the taste There j.
no doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Bal-am il
one OF the best Preparations in use and j. all that
us proprletOrs claim for IT, We have tried il
during the past week and found relief from -
most distressing cough II is prepared by Dr.
Strckaud No. s E,-t Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Ohio.-i Cincinnati National Union If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

TBE INV York STORE -Messrs W & Il
Glenn are receiving their stting supplies OF ele-
CANT and etutifu. goods of every st,le and pat
tern. Their purchases domestic and foreign.
are made by one ct the most experienced gentle
men. Not only superior il everything they -fer
the public, but the systematic con.inct of their
business and their exclusively cash transactions
enable them ;o compete in prices with any west
ern house The ladies VISIT the New York Sore,
To admire the magnificent fabrics and To- pur
chase both OF the fancy ami staple articles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

81. The an'siion Riiters have cured me- OF
deranSer. Of III. kdney> and urinary that b.
distre>s me for year. Il &C Ink q charm
L. c. MOORE, "a Broadw y, y. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
The Smelling CT Morris Island.
Celebrations Of Washington,
Birthday.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
From New York.


NEw York February % -Rel,el dispatches of
the 10 h report Gen Polk At Meridian. aud that
there WAS much censure tor hot attacking Shen-
man His torce was 10 ono men
Morgan was At ID llton on the Ii h.
Forrest and Lee reported To have reoccu
pied Jackson. aud To be lowering on Sherman :
rear.
Anolher report SAYS Adams and Logan reoc-
cuped Jackson.
There is rumor current that Gen oni tn
commanding Shermin's cavalry. hid a fight at
Meridian. aud was seriously wounded. but it j.
said To tee "a canard
Mobile d. patch OF the BIB reports thai
Adams attacked the Federal supply trains AZ
Decatur. Aiabamt, ye~ter'ity. destroying forty
wagons. The infantry coming up in force, he
had 10 abandon his prisoners
rebel dispatch reports the Federal force in
Flprida at 5l,OO0
a Charleston dispatch of the IL h says onr
batteries shelled Morris Island To dav The
Yankee fl gSInf OH Wagner WAS shot way AMI
tour shells we're fired at the city 10y the an
KEGS.
Another dispatch of the 18th SAYS:
The YankeeS then went down tom Johnson =
| land ia suuboats The Yankees on Morris L.
land are rep,iring their batteries
There his been tao further Smelling OF the crv
Washington dispatch says several iad e /,
refugees from k chmoDd, hive arrive there VIA
f. fredericksburg They were assisted to escape
by rebel pirkers. Thes report that the rebel
aufho~iie- within the last month have seizei all
the meat IN Richmond aud forwarded It to Long
streets Amy.
A -pec, to the c numerical. d tied Washing
toll. - 1. SAYS:
Very great interests felt here in the important
case relative To the qnick-il,er mines. which l.
to come up tO-mprrow in the U. ) Sdpreme
Court
Senator Morgan of New York has nvitel
sevetai leading politicians 40 his house 10 ght
to coulter with the National Committee Oh i'm
portant political matters
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

:. H. n " Voorhees, delivered IN the House ~ Rep
-...,,.,,.. February c isss the Aei t"indemni'y
A. President and other persons for suspendne 'he~r
80 49,. eo-,u. and acts done In pursuance thereof
e. now printed in pamphlets FORM and can be obtained at
,,.ore. hi. /. the great effort OF Mr.. VOORHEES, TO
p,osee,the liberty Of the citizen and shoold DC IN the
80 ~ every voter In indiana. Il makes pamphlet
of.,.,,,n pages. Price Of so per hundred.
rsAn orders should diree, the speeches to be sent
sysrpress. the postage will be copy, and
must be prepaid.
Address ELDER, HARDNESS a BINGHAM,
Indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
B-Maior Fitzsimmon. Of the 3O,b Indi,,

II Major Fitzsimmons of the Both Indiana
one OF the escaped Libby prisoners arrived in the
city last night. We have some interes ing par
tIcuars from him relative To his adventures, diff
fering, however. not materially from the pub
shed accounts. SIX others the VI jor's com
rades. heard from by telegraph. were also ex
pected Major Fitzsimmons says that Lieutenant
John g. Doughty, of this city, has been ex
changed. and may be looked for home SHORTLY.
He also says unless Capt Finn, of the 5l>t il
speedily released he will die. Poor Finn is
quite Young man. bur during his incarceration
his hair has become white as snow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

~ Peufold is the brilliant artist engaged at
Runnion's Art Gallery. East Washington street
opposite Glenn's Block Peniold's photographs.
life size in oil. the very chef q euvres OF
genus To admire them the Art Gallery is
thronced daily by citizen, aud strangers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

cT- DR. c II woodbali Is stopping At the
Bate House Indianapolis. The Doctor Is nov
astonishing the world in performing the most
~opderful cures OF chronic diseases on record.
Also. the Doctor il the only man living that
never fails TO kin ard extract cancers IA tseniy
four 10 forty eight hours. without pain. insiru
meu,s. or the loss Of a drop Of blood, aud always
0uarautced
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

~ The Commandaht OF the Post gives no
tce that al officers aud soldiers visiting the CITY
must wear their uniforms that citizens are pro-
hibiied by act of Congress from purchasing or
obtaining any article OF regulation clothing from
a soldier; that any person found wearing any part
Of the United States uniform will be considered
soldier; aud that -oldiers unless on duty are not
allowed 70 wear side arms
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

sEThe reason Why Lintz. No 80 West
Washington street. sells 30 many oil MS eleg'n
boots aud shoes j.. because he employs the best
wotkmen and uses the best stock tie also ouN :
the best goods OF Eastern manufacturers, OF
which he sells Deters' largely. Remember No.
80 West Washington street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

sF The Belcher boot buver for Jones. Vim
hedge 4 Co.s famous boot and shoe establish
ment. il now on Pearl street. Boston. and the
manufacturing towns of old Massachusetts, Sc
lecting and shipping large additions to their al
ready splendid sock of boots AMI SHOES He Is
buving for the wholesale trade A. well as the re-
tail. Country merchants will take notice
febl9-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

MERCHANT TAILORING Spring is approach
inc. AMI Tor new aud beautiful styles OF goods
for gentlemen's wear. made in the most artistic
fashion, call on G. II heItkam. No. IL North
Illinoi. street Military work Is executed prompt
Iy. and in a manner unsurpassed. at Heitkams.
feh9 DIFF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

cH- There was q rumor in the city last night
that a telegram had been received 10y some OF
the returned Libby prisoners to the effect that
Colonel Streight had arrived safely within our
lines and would be home shortly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
PARTN Frs ship.
COpartuer>hip Notice.

slyHE UNDERS GNED RETURNS HIS BFsT THANks
To the dllzfn e | dian polls and - vfirity for
the liberal PATRONAGE hey have ti,rn him a. he
psrDd he ha done busin thu aud he her by
informs them IN ewing 20 ia-gely incr-as a. his
business b. has tfis o-mrd part -rSiip with Mr..
Peter t,anifo. OF ncihnsfi IN faciltaie with
double Try The bu ines Of Plum ig e. snd Sesm
Firing the old establishment No. - % kentucky
A emu. indianapolis, hi he ew hrui ~iii ,upy
All per-ois indebted him will please III aud settle
their bill and al those having claims sgsins' lin IN
pr-..nt them al a>tmeut. J c. DUNN.
indianapolis, Jsuu T. Is lisa.
Th~ undersigned partnership, mutually formed his
day between J. &. Dunn aid ptsr taudolio uid mot
re.pecfut " so'ait coufiuna 81 thu patrHa age
literally he>toS-d upon TIE I'D e>t bis>tm'
profess proficiency. sni proni-e r-ur~sc ~ tho
practical cuion q The art combining el~grnre Nth
and durability of work. ia h. Plumbing.
Gas aud Steam Fting. ami all other appurten per
tanning blsin
y. B. All orders Attended 20 With prsmssre-s and
dispatch. c. ID M &to-
K-nfurkv Avenue. No - and rs
Tndianap"li jam r, ~ LEA jsns3-din
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

~ There was some rotng last night among
the saloons along East Washington street. be
tween individuals in citizens dress and some
soldiers Tumblars. bottles and articles of iurnl
ture we're hurled back and forth. and pistols dis
charged. but We heard OF no serious results
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23
febl2d6m

sB Night before last train on the Jefferson
willie Railroad was thrown from the track uear
Amity The 9Th Michigan we're on board.
Several Of the were wrecked and many pes
sons more or less injured-one or Two SO severely
that IL was thought they could not recover
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

Coop HorsEs N Coon NEIGHBp RHooD.-
About four squares south OF Washington street.
neat the Big Elm." Spann 4 Smith have Tor
sale several desirable cottages. some brick and
some frame. Prices lower than any other neigh
borhood.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-23

sE- We call attention to the elegant country
reslaence. the finest in the State. being 4 beautl
full stone house. ON large iarm ne'r the city
For particulars. see Mckernan & Perces adver-
tise ment ia another column. p IT