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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-16

THE U. S. FLAGS, at Headquarters of the
Military Governor of this place, and all other
public places, were displayed 10 day, at half
mast, as mark Of respect TO the memory OF
the late Mr.. Everett.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
Rcmorsc of the Murderer

1.-The human heart" said Daniel Webster in
that great speech OF his on the Cronninshield
murder case. and slluding to the conscious guilt
Of the murderer. was not made for the resident
OF such nhabitsnt lt finds itself preyed up
on by torment, which il does net acknow dge
10 God or man A yulture is destroying it, aud
it ask no sympathy or assistance. either from
heaven or earth. The secret which The murderer
possesses soon comes TO possess him. and like the
evil spirits OF which read. il overcomes him
aud leads him whiihers0eyer il wills He feels
il beating at his heart. rising u his throat, and
demanding disclosure He thinks the whole
worls sees il in his face reads j, in his ewes. aud
almost hears its workings in the very silence of
thoughts. IL has become biz master Ii be
trays his discretion i, breaks down his courage.
i, conquers his prudence When suspicious
from without begin to embarrass him. and the
net Of circumstances to entaBgle him, the fatal
seere; struggles with great violence 20 burs.
forth IL must be cOnfessed-it will be confess
ed: there is no refuge from confession but sui
eide and szicide IL confession.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
OFFIcK-Soutb side Public SQUARE. Coring-
ton,. Indiana

FEyHE Company holds by lease. and In fee, about
II twenty thousand Of he most select coal
lands in Western ludana bordering Jth sides OF the
Wabash river. Maps Of these lands may be ct the
Office of the Company in Cosington, mi al the Office OF
VIM Dale, No IS P,rk Place, Y. City, the office of
Hon J. X. C'rruth, Huntington, Indiana, and the
off e Of Roach 4 Mcdonald lndi snapolis
A reference The report of The Hon David Dale
Owen late Geologist, will show that these lands
situate in the midst Of the finest Gal fields of be
State, Astounding also IN salt, iron and other valuable
n neral sub>ts
Near hr mouth of Coal Greek where the Company has
large ouaLti OF lands salt water been Recovered
equal in.quali'y to the awna. Ibis wser was
cured 81 y-ars ago by boring after, he On
ondaga salt finding its Nay dosn the Waoah and tre
CAnal Mr. Thomas, the prOpr et r, finding himself un
able o pee with IT, aba id nd the manufacture. In
his boring encountered that which recently DIS
closed facts prove { have been coal fl
Tho lanes all lie 10 close prox nifty 20 the 4bath
and Erie anal, OF them upon its banks
The Company has nov agent in be Esst, making
Of the oil regions Of Pennsylvania ia particular
10 acquire knowledge OF best practical mode Vi
bOrilE, employ practical -Orkmen, aud pur base
the bes qualy Of tie os, approved machinery in
for such purpose.
The Company expects by the Is; or Nay next, at
faIthest, commence operation
All the indces Of coal ell found II local ties where II
has been pro ured are strongly marked in various 10
ties Of The lands % the Company afford ng every
rational prospect OF I company thinks il
Of the land> other than the port and map referred to
SlOC 600 Of the stock. being 90 shares l. proposed
by the company be offered In the market al halt
IL par value being s15 per share, for the purpoe Of
aiding the Company n speedy Development Of those
lands. spr2t-d4vr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
a Curious souvenir Of tho war-Jeff.
Davis Coffee Set.
lFron Tie Richmond whis, April IL


We examined on Saturday the mechanism Of
one Of those curious souvenirs OF the war. that.
like their recipients, cannot escape history"
We sllude 70 fancy coffee or tea set. We do
not know which, which formerly graced the
mansion OF President Jefferson Davis, but which
was disposed OF az auction with silveTware. etc,
BY Messrs. Bell. Elicit & Co, Pearl street, few
days before the evacuation, when Mr.. De Wis con
cluded 70 decline housekeeping, and make a
tour for his health. The coffee Or tea Sc; IL
question u a perfect miniature or fac sinIie Of
railroad locomotive with tender attached
The locomotive boiler receives the coffee or
tea. makes aud discharges il through spggot.
q steam whistle indicating when the tea or
coffee il ready The boiler of the locomotive
y Of porcelain, aud the figure Of tho fireman OF
the same material, appears or the locomotive
vigorously engaged in ringing the bell, which,
We suppose, means the breakfast. dinner or sup
per bell.
The tender, which il an admixture Of brass
and other metal. carries the sugar in an elegant
sugar cais,on, With goblet for cognec aud stun
ming small cut glasses The sides Of the tender
are embellished with racks for cigars. The
most curious contrivaDce OF all is a secret music
box. located somewhere in the teuter. which,
beng set, plays eight popular airs, sufficient IN
length 10 entertain supper, dinner. or breakfast
/ table. IL got obstreperous on Saturday and re
i fused to play Dixie" The whole establish
nent. engine and tender. rests upon two beauti
| ful enamelled walters As We have said before
the article was disposed of A. auction. and pur
chased by an Italian, A. Birrat,i. who, several
days ago, disposed of the same TO Colonel Fried
maD. of Philadelphia, a gentleman vell-knOwr
in aud out of the army. Colonel Friedman pur
chased the souvenir with a view of presenting
the same 20 President Lincoln; and 10 save th,
public the trouble OF an effort OF inspecting ths
mechanism we have described. we may vel
state that the rare article is On its way to Wash
| ington and the " White House
Ii may not be Inappropriate to mention that
upon the side OF the locomotive, in miniature, i
emblszoned "Pretident Jefferson Davis, show
ing that the testimonial, locomotive and tende
we're built expressly for his use, or pleasure
Upon the front, just above where the "oow catch
er" ought to be, appears the confederate nation
al banner and battle az, entwined with the nat
ional emblem of France Wonder if the who'll
affair WASN'T present from Little Nap" as
testimonial of his scere regard and friendship
and as an offset 10 his entertainment of tn
kitchen walters, Slidell and Mason, who were en-
tertained at the back en,ryf However. the 10
connective and tender are off the track, and al
aboard are reported either killed, wounded 0
prisoners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
fhe Plague.

An effort il being U.ade by some OF the cas-
tern papers to start scare about the plague
which has made its appearance at ST. Petersburg
and seems to be making its way westward. The
Paris CORE pondent of The New ork Tribune
gives this explanation of il:
IAN unusually large number OF wofkmen
come into 81. Petersburg with the winter; there
is not enough work for them; they live crowded
together in unhealthy places, mainly on black
bread made Of rye. which this year has more
than usually eTqottd. Some bad aud purely hu
man regulations and customs make butchers
meat at S. Petersburg still desrer ard further
out Of reach Of the poorer classes than il natur
ally need be in that most unnatural city. which
that very human Car, Peter, would found on
piles and dead serfs' bod e. in the marshes there
The ravages of the disease. which the local ply
sicisns say is rather epidemic than contagious,
have been among the barracked soldiers and the
poorer classes OF the city.
Imaginations have been, within the past ten
days. much provoked. and alarm increased By
what Russian gentleman Of nv acquaintance
tells me is a mere Misrepresentation of the nature
and misapplication 20 the typhoid malady at ST
Petersburg of the name OF totally different
mslady. long known in this country as the She
rian pest or plague This last, he says, is a dis
ease peculiar to cattle. which does, indeed. some
times communicate itself to drovers or others, II
in frequent contact with the animals affected by
il. IL is no novelty, aud is not at all TO be csn
nected. lie is confident, with the epidemic typhoid
affection, or whatever it may be, that is 30 disas
trous in ST Petersburg. but which, he is Obliged
to confess, seems TO put the medical men of that
capital at = nonplus. His private letters. he fur
thermore tells me. confirm the reports published
by government authority, that the malsdy ap
pears to be on the decline in the capital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

From The Cincinnati Gazette)
Our correspondent just returned from Charles
ton, in passing from Fortress Monroe to Balii-
more b. boat, thrown into the company of
about three hundred OF Gen. Lee soldiers, most
~ officers. who had been paroled and were on
their way home. He found them. almost with
out exception. disposed 10 submit 10 the powers
that be-tbe old government at Washington
Like true soldiers, when they know themselves
whipped. they acknowledge, not obl, their own
defeat, but the virtual overthrow of the rebellion
and what gives their admission peculiar sgnifi
canoe, il the fact that they we're unaccompanied
with the bitterness and spirit of resentment here
tofore so marked in the tone Of rebel officers
They said, in so many words, that the war might
be regarded at end tina: the contederscy
was defunct, and JEFF. Davis a fugitive whose
only object now was TO get out OF the country
with as much of the rebel funds possible.
When the government specie was being ship
ped from Richmond Lees army already so
demOralzed, and the officers and men so well
satisfied that al was lost, that they thought
Davis and his hangers on bad no right TO carry
of all the money, but should divide with the
army, TO whom so much back pay was due The
entire want of confidence in the conlederacy, by
these paroled prisoners Was seen In the readiness
with which they distributed their "blue backs, >
rebel promises to pay, Two years after the rat
ihcstion of treaty OF peace between the confed
crate states and the United States'), to all who
wished relic Of the rebellion.
Most Of these men were Alabamians, and
wanted to &c, home soon as possible. in order
to have n fair start with others in commencing
business again. They secuted the idea that
Johnston or any other rebel general could make
any successful stand against the Union army or
pro,rsct the contest any length of time Not
one of them had a word to saw about the impos
sibility Of eonQucriug the southern spirit, or an
endless guerrilla warfare. The last ditch"
seems to have been found at Richmond
There was a unanimous expression of regard
for General Grant, in consideration of his mag
nsnimity in offering them such acceptable terms
of surrender. They expected to be slaughtered.
almost in cold blood. and they attributed mu h
of the leniency they received TO the kind heart
of President Lincoln whose death they regarded
as greater calamity to the south than TO the
north.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
The New Presidenrs Opinion OF Was
SaCh usettS.

In the winter OF 1860 and 1861, made memoir
able by the secession OF the southern states from
the union, Andrew johnson, of Tennessee, now
president of the United States. delivered speech
in which he said
Il think. sometimes,it would be almost a God
send If Massachusetts, and South Carolina could
be Joined together. like the Sismese Twins. and
separated from the government, and taken of in.
10 some remote. some secluded part of the ocean
and fastened there, 10 be washed by the waves
aud cooled by the winds. and after they bad been
there sufficient length of time. the remainder
OF the people of the United States might enter
tain proposition for taking them back +"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
De.criptIcn Of love.

Love is like the devil. because It torments
like heaven, because il wraps the soul in bliss
like salt, because it is relishing like pepper be
Cause it often sets on FIRE; like sugar because il
Is sweet: ike rope. because it Is often the
death of man; because be is here to-day and
gone to- morrow; like woman. because there is
getting rid of her; like ship, because il
guides one TO the wished for port; like Will o.
th' wisp. because il often leads one into the bog
like fierce courser, because it often runs away
with one: like the bite Of mad dog. or like the
kiss of pretty woman. because they both make
a man. run mad: like a goose, because il is silly
like a rabbit. because there is nothing lkeit II
word, il Is like ghost, because it is like every
thing and like nothing; often talked about. bu
never seen, touched or Understood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

psrecial observer might srroreously coon, upon
continual concert of action and sympathy.
amounting TO an alliance between them.
Each i charged with the development Of the
proeres. ard liberty Of = considerable portion of
the human race. Each. 10 iis sphere, Is subject
% difficulties and trials Dot participated in by the
other The interests OF civilization and Of hu-
mainly require that the two should be friends |
have always known. and accepted II as a fact
honorable to both countries, that the queen OF
EngIand d a sincere and honest we'll visher 70
The Unifed States have been equally frank
and explicit ia the opinion that the friendship OF
the United States toward Great Britain i en-
Joined By oil the considerations Of interest and oil
sentiment affecting the character Of both You
will, therefore, be sccosted as minister. friendly
aud veil disposed TO the maintenance Of peace
aud the honor Of both countries You rill fnd
nvself and sll ny associates acting in accord
snee with the came enlightened policy aud con
sisttnt sentiments and so an sure tha. il vii
no; occur ia your case that either yourself oil
this government viii ever have cause 20 regre
thar such an important relationship existed a
such . crisis !"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
Mimi lfOIAp

What has become of the horse that Booth
mounted in the rear OF the theatre and made
his escape on? If the animal could be found il
would then be ascertaised what direction the as
sassin took after leaving Washington Some
suppose be is hid somew here in Washington or
Georgetown, but where is his horseI He could
hardly have run the beast more than twenty
miles. If he had confederates, he must have
had relay of horses provided TO aid him to e.
cape But the horse he first mounted must have
been left somewhere on the route of his f chs
We should think the finding OF the whereabouts
of that horse would be the frst point gained to-
ward the discovery OF Booths retreat -Cincin
natl Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

TIM QUakxk BOYS WISH When Quakers
have religious meetings thes DO not have sing
ing aud PRAYERS aud a sermon IN regular order
a we DO They all =, Tor a time in silence and
thea. If any man or woman or child has anything
10 saw he or she gets up and saws il. after that,
they all shake hands sni leave the house At
one Of those meeting nobody spoke for long
iime: then one little bow rose and said these
words: my friends. wish The Lord ~oud
make Us all gooder. aud goOder. and Sooder. tiil
there Is no bad Left
A great many sermons have Tot 50 much in
them as that boys wish
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
uls the sts.e The sftb ,h.,I, ma, ~ oil, 10


the old age Of one who Is rich. powerful. famous
and surrounded BY children and children's chill
dren The sixth. said that all we're vain unless
a man kept ell the ritual of Moses. And Rabbi
Judah, the venerable. the tsllest Of the brothers
said: "Ye have spoken wisely. but one thing
more IS necessary. BE only can fnd rest who
70 ell things addeth tkis-ihsi be keep the tradi
tons Of the elders
There sat in the court fair-hslred boy. play
ing with lilies in his lap. aud hearing the talk
dropped them in astonishment from bis hand:
and looked up-that boy of twelve-and said
may. nay, fathers, he only can find rest who
loves his brother as himself and God with hi:
whole heart and soul. BE is greater than fame
wealth and power: happier than a home without
il: better than honored age; he is Law to himself
above all tradition"
The doctors we're sstorishe1. They said
When Christ cometh shall he tell Us greater
thngsf And they thanked God, for they said
+" The old men are not always wise. Yet G5C
be praised that out of the mouth OF that young
sucking has his praise become perfect"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An Election
will re held on Tuesday, the II day % May, 1855.
in the Ct OF polls, for the election OF the follow
sors elected and qualified Mayor. City reaslrsr.
City Clerk. City Marsha City Attorney, City Assessor,
and City Engineer Also, Councilman 10 repIesent
elch ward in the Con Council Of said city 10 efv
four years until their elected and quail
fed.
Polls will be opened on The day above named 81 the
following places. from a. o s p N
At the School House in LIT Ward;
9Th
9Th
AIN. wrngsr's Hall, In 9Th .
JOHN USvHRsAw.
srr2i-l5 City Marshal.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

The Albany Argus advances the theory
that the object Of B5olh. tie murderer. in seek
lug al Interview with Andrew johnson, vas 10
cause suspicion be cast upOn him in connec
ton With the assassination o. The pIesden: The
Argus suggests that Booth shed 20 get him to
write note-a simple response to his card would
do / shall be happy % have an Interview with
Dir. Booth or Thu dIoppe. on the scene
Of murder would have been N evidence of col
fusion With Dir Lincolas destined successor-a
shallow device. but one in the fashion of hund
red stage plots Cincinnati Commercial.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
infaiIibIe in Correcting Irregu-
Iarities, Removing distractions
Of the Monthly Turns from
Whatever Cause and ALWAYS
Gs.i Iss.<,x.os. To-

SUCGS,S>1tfk sse - E-fctent.sttHes
And the 'ony sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY fer an
those aict complain peculiar the sex vie
married sing -
These Pills nothing new, but have been used ~
the Doctors for many years. both ia france aud Amer
ica with unparalleled success ia every case and he =
urged by many thousand lsoies who have used them TO
make the Pills public, for the allevisiOn OF hOs. suf
fering from any irregularities whatever, well
prevent Increase OF family where health will not
permit it. males peculiarly situated. those suppes-
ing themselves SO, Cautioned against using these
Pill while in condition the proprietor assumes
responsibility alter the above adm non slIhOuG b
their mildness would preventany .nchiof to health.
Otherwise the ills arereo commended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box.
5o0O0, BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
Ten thousand boxes by letter. both by myself ana
agents. TO al parts of the world, which haes
been returned in which ladies nothing like the above
Pill 5 have been kn since the SCIENCE OF MEDl
CiNE DAMNED UPON TEE WORLD IN RExOy Nc.
PROPER CHANNEL, quieting the nerves and res OF Ds
rosy color Of health the cheek ofthe most deli
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BOXES for s5 90.
Sold by all Druggists, and by the following yobbing
ladies by sending a. procure the Pills sent con-
hdentiAlly by mail. aud without observation, To any
part Of the city coun'ry,) and for sale by
TOALNSOS COX, No le, East Washington street.
STEWART MORGAN, No. 40, East washingtor
street.
W. I. HAsRITr CO., No Il, West Washington
H.LEE. Nos Is and %, Bates Block
J. r. SENOUR, No. s. Bates bouse Block and BY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
ID i T. q G t O H -

ID T. q g t O Il 81.
U JOSEPH Y. MCDONALD, Indianapolis, Indiana.
JOHN K. COSFROfH, Hun ington. Indiana
WIN DALI, New Yo-k City.
JOSEPH w. ShWL'N, Attica. Indiana.
JOS R.STtNE, COyingIon. ndisna.
4. NJ MCDONALD COvington Indiana.
DAVID WEBB, CovingtoD, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

BEAUTIFUL LrGESD We End in a sermon OF
Theodore Parker the iolIo~ing story. The sub
ject of his discourse vas Rest
They tell a story that one day Rabbi Judah
and bis brethern, the seven pillars OF wi.dOm
sat 10 the court OF the temple on fast DAY. dis
putting about rest. One said it vas To have =,
isl1ec sufficient wealth, vet withou: sin. The
second said that I. was fame and praise 20 all men
The third. that il was possession OF power TO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
MASONIC NOTICE.

vUNHE Members of Marion Lodge No IS are hereby
notified and all Master Mason> in reg lar s,sndi <
invited the Bal this afternoon o'clock
precisely attend the funeral Of BRO FsAEcIs KING.
sermon will he delivered In the Second Presbyterian
Church by the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Edison.
JOHN NJ. BRAAW ELL, W. ".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
TAX EN- UP.

yUyAKES Up By the unders gned. al the Palace Jar
den, on sunday, april 23d is55 a Grey Mare ia.
hands high which The have BIZ calling AZ 10.
Palace Garden Saloon. paying and proving prop
ertg. n. h BOTawILI
sp2:-i3i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

NASoNIC NOTICE.-A special meeting OF Marion
Nl Lodge, No. IS, will be held this Tuesday
ing at "a clock for work
JOHN N. BRAMwELL. VIZ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25

Sale positive and title perfect. There no leases
IN The ground 20 prevent building.
Trsxs-HaIf cash ue remainder In II months. with
interest and mortgage security.
Further particulars NAV be obs aimed from
SPANN Smith,
apie5 dtill2s Real Esta e BIZ kers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
u. 8. LOAN.
.7-SOLOAN

By authority Of the Secretary Of The Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency Tor The sale OF United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and thrse-senhs Per cent Interest per
aruurn known as the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
CLAlRVOYANT.

Mss CLARA HARLAND. CLAIRvOY-
vi ANT AND MEDIUM
By The use Of an Instrument constructed under spt-
us direction. In connection With bel Csiryoysnt powers
enabled present voc perfect picture Of your
futurs life partner She also tell. within GAYS
he date Of msrrisge whether the union MI be happy
otherwise. and number Of children.
Pesse give color OF lair snd Eyes. Complexion. Age
Hight and NksT IN fvLL. f.cloe 70 and stamped
euvelop. Lock sOx 30, Detroit Mich gar.
Will also send toe and p. %. address
son which ~ii enable Joa TO open consspoDdenos FOR
al ADDITIONAL 80 cents spf7-c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
INCORPORATED UNDER rae LAWS OF THR STATE
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALE, OF New YORK, PRECEDENT,
JOSEPH RIS INE, c vington. Vice President,
w. ID. Ks kR. Secretary,
JAMES w. KING, Treasurer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
NOTICE.

fg,Hg BANKS AND BANKERS OF INDIANAPOLIS
have unsninouiy greed nei "a purchase az receive
fto o. Kenrucly state Pre- hank Nst~s. Indsns
~ sank arsr The erst Of Nay &C lees than
ice per eett dis oant, AID vil not pas any saeh
money after date b1f Will have the hone
FEC recsnruon-
apr71-dls CO. rHr .4.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
PARTN e RSHlP,


nRs THOMPSON AND WOODBURY. HAyE THIS
- day entered into Partnership To- The practice 81
Medicine and
o.HoE-So 80 North Illinois Street. u,sr Or TtOuP.
sons resldsnce
april. DIV.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-25
SEVBN.THIRFY LOAN.

These Votes Sea und-r date OF August lSth 1854
and payable three years from that te IL currency
or are orvertsb'. a. the optio Of The holder into