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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24
Peter Martins S Hot AirFurnaces.
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.

COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1866.
TO ,ciom This may Concern
Peter Martin;of Cincinnati, has placed
hisPArENT IMPROVED Hor AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
e. The Furnaces in District No. 9 have
been In use two years; those In the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
nv of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special COMMUNICATION. ! cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode or
heating. ~ .tea 4. d. KINGSLEY,
= Supt. of Public Schools of Columbus.
'n CrRcLKvILLE, Feb. 10th, 1865.
The Warm All, Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr.. Peter Martin, of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
buiidine of this city In November last, and
thus far it has given ntire'satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces In the following
important particulars 1t has, compara-
lively, d greater heating surface; produces
alarger volume of heat with given amount
Of fuel; the condition of the air in respect
fotemperature, moisture and purity, Is su-
perior the admission OF cold air, the sup
ply Of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated.
To avoid scorching and decomposing the
afr, as is done, to some extent by other hot
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-24
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jsa5n u COLUMBHszO.


Testfmonials from the Medical Pro.
0:NJ q fession and Others. ~"
Mr.. EDIToR! tits with pleasure make known the
following facts TO the public, believing mytestmony
may be Of service 10 some invalid who has bitherto
failed to obtain relief AT all events am doing no
more than Justice TO the medical gentlemen of your
CITY, in confessing that have successfully treated
several very bad cases Of seminal weakness and fe-
male complaints, by adopting the mode Of treatment
now prescribed by Dr. johnson. =, ,,r.s :
For female weakness, j do not know Of anything
thatcan equal these remedies. have prescribed
themfor great many ladies WHO have hesn troubled
for years with weakness and in every case perfect
cure has been effected; some very bad cases have
Of two weeks. m Your, respectfully; !.
-l.a9 I'm, .si, .rr.., v. +. MERWlN.M D, !
Cleveland, w.. Dec. 2Jd, 1858, ~ Io,s..'l .tIt,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
From Tennessee.

LEnotxk, Tenn, April 1.-THE expedition
under Stoneman, which left Knoxville on tie
10Th. struck the East Tennessee / Virginia rail
road on the l4th inst, at Wytheville and Salem
Between these points 80 bridges were burned
aud % miles OF track totally destroyed. besides
many prisoners taken, and & considerable quantity
of corn and other stores destroyed
On the 9th General Stonman moved on Jack
sonvlle, ID lnbury aud Macksrilie. striving az
Grants creek, three miles from Salisbury, the
rebel line Of defense town a. IN. on the l2,h
inst.
This line sas defended hy artillery snd inisn
try which wac soon forced, srd our forces enter
ed Salisbury at 10 NJ, capturing stand Of col
ors, l9 pieces of artillery, and ,l65 prisoners
with 600 stand OF arms and accoui.ements
l,00O, OO0 rounds oi small ammunition, 10000
rounds Of fixed ammunition and shell, 90 ,00O
pounds OF powder $4,000 complete suits Of
clothing. $50 OO0 army blankets, ~ 600 OF sbo
leather and hsrness. 60 900 pounds Of bacon
100 900 pounds OF salt. 20. 900 pounds Of sugar
q 600 pounds 0. rice, 10000 pounds Of saltpstre
81, 700 bushels OF wheat 800 600 worth Of med
icai supplies, and $40 bales OF cotton.
Thirteen pieces Of artillery were brought swas
and al other stores not needed for our i,nmodi
ste command were destroyed
The grester part of these supplies hsd jas
been received from Raleigh
One large arsenal, witn machinery complete
six 6epoGs. two engines aud trains. and severa
bridges between Greensboro aud Danvilie, or
either SIDE Of Salisbury, with seyers! miles OF
railroad track, were destroyed.
We lost very few killed ana wounded, amons
the latter Captain z Morrow, Adiu,snt 70 Gen
Sforcrau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
from SaitinlOPe.

BALTIMORE, April lS-It is understood ths
the party referred TO as being unde, arrest here
states that the orignal design of the consprstor.
was merely 90 capture President Lincoln some
time back. make him prisoner, and in tti.
WAY compel general release OF the rebel prison
ers then held by the United States. When the
general exchange of prisoners commenced. how.
ever, this programme was abandoned ~ him and
and the others as no longer necessary. and he re
fused 10 Rave anything further 10 do with IT,
and endeavored to induce the other. TO give j,
up. This is substantially coucc, statement
of what the prisoner has so far divulged. He il
4 sell known resident OF Baltimore.
The city council has offered a reward Gt ten
thousand dollars for the arrest of the assassin oil
President Lincoln The feeling here xgainsi
Booth is greatly intensified from the fact that Ia
il BAltimorean, and il Is desired by the people
that one who has so dishonorei the fame o.
Baltimore should meet with speedy ju,,ice
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

CAiRo. April lS.-Letters dated HeadQusrters
Middle Military Division, West Missi.sippi. Span
ish Fort, April 9th. say: The left lunette OF
Spanish Fort having previously been taken by
General Smith. the enemy esscua.ed the other
parts of the fort between daylighs and night.
Colonel Bertram's brigade Immediately oecu
pied the tort and found two bTass horitzers one
twenty one snd one thirty FOUNDER parrot. sixty
four nspoleons. and Two SIX Founders, one eight
inch mortar and one eight inch columbiad, with
large quantity Of ammunition. and a number OF
mules and horses. There were but few ra,ions
The guns we're spiked with 10 penny nails. Tho
prisoners number twenty five officers, and five
hundred and twenty seren men
The capture of Spanish Fort gives us fort.
Alexis, Eugene, and Blskely.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
COMM e RCjAL..
81 rzfEoEAr
Cincinnati Marie.

CINCINNATI. April 10.
The entire business community l. 90 exciteS
under the late news. tina, but little st,easioB VA
paid TO business TO day.
Flour Unchanged Super6ne s. 90; extra 81 ~
al Is. and family 81 s06e IS.
Wheat unchanged; red 81 so: white 81 60Q
4 so.
Oats dull at 6396zc
Rye held az Csc.
Barley dull
Whisky dull; email sale II 81 10
Provisions quiet.
Bulk meats dull ct l3c for shosiders
Nothing done IN lard.
Clover seed SIS and demand moscrA,e
Timothy and Pax unchanged.
Groceries dull and no; much doing.
Coffee 30633c
Sugar 1916
81 Potatoes doll; market oyegstock ed
Batter unchanged, prime 70 choice 30@32e
Cheese steady
Eggs zoe.
Silver 81 "a
Gold closed 81 81 IA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

BoorH "A sensational rumor VAS related 20
rs last evening. 90 the effect that nan who l4d
the so.d Boot" on hls vailse had been seizet
by sn angry sat excited crowd az the Union De
pot, on Monday evening. snt severely naluest-
81. his injuries resulting IN death We we're "a
s5ie 20 learn the truth. but give no credit Whist
ever 90 the report However. Booth i no, a.
uncom mon name and il Is rot Al uncommon &C.
currence for men 90 have their pstronymic err
5lszosed OF their yase. and il may be poss De
thsT an individual bearing rhc fs.sl nsnc ''rnich,
have beer seen a. The Uniou Depot but m. /,
MOB set upon him and beat him 20 death = bien
" improbable. Al least "a u
just nov the name % " Both" ; most otio-s
bat because one il 80 uufortunate a. "a have
been born into IT, il IL no reason that the odiu 70
caused by the horrible crimes OF smother should
attach 10 every luck!ess individual bearing the
de,estsble name. The will be ever here
After coupled with infsmy. and nAdeto bear "the
shioe and scoEEs OF sims:" but ret a., are cot
Wilkes The nnmberle>s Booths in this country
had better don 40 sncog il they wish 90 De IN
molested in their preparations or have the state
legislature change Both 10 another less obiec
tl0nable. A great deal IL 10 name nov, 81
though the Bard OF Avon ~as rkeptical on thi.
point Outrageous iortuI c" has forever made ths
aans OF Booth . rspre-ea add oy-~esd % 81
honorable man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

NV Yorx.A rrii s-Thc foliowirg dispatch
has been rscesved ty Coll Sanford, president Of
the American Telegram Co;
-KzsHrSoTox. April u
To E. S. Sanford:
Vlels s much besser. De eat gp ios gear.
Ter OF az horr tbs moruing. sDd Has bright md
cheerful to-dsy- There : marked improve.
ment upon yesterday.
Frederick Is slo~ly iEsprOviug aud slning bis
Gomez iossness He-has sDokeu txice tbs morn
ing Re sleeps Inuch 81 The tine and bressbes
regularly and easily. His pulse and appetite are
good. | think every one feels encouraged With
regard 10 both
The messenger aud nurse are doing well
The Times dispatch, dated Blakely, Ala,
10Th, says Of the capture of Spanish Fort:
On the 6sh. - heavy parrot guns were with.
in half mile OF The tort, and half as macy NOR.
tsrs. while the 18th Ind. 7th Mass aud 2lst
N. Y. batteries were advanced TO within one.
third Of mile Of the enegny's works
At q given time the guuboats aud all these
batteries blszed away, and al the same time
the sappers and miners killing every rebel srtl-
etist that showed himself.
The Posts special ssys President johnson vcs.
terday said to some olersy men, ~bo begged of
him 20 be mercItG 60 the rebels, that mercy 20
individuals wss not always mercv TO she state.
He also declared to prominent member of con
gress that he was willing 10 act With the utmost
magnsnimity towards the common people Of the
rebel st,tes. bot that .he u-rerentent ieades 9
must be punished.
The Posts Washington special Gays de!ega
ton after delegation arrives hourly a. the white
house Il is impossible for onethird Of the vast
crowds of visitors TO obtain admission Mrs
Lincoln has not decided whether the remains OF
her husband shall DC removed to..Springfeid. H.
linois be placed in the vault under the capitol
A New Orleans state delegation waited on
President johnson this morning.
Secretary Stewards daughter is to be confront
ed with the prisoner, supposed 70 be Surratt, 10
see IL she cannot Identify him.
General Grant had long interview with Pres
ident johnson Yesterday, upon question: cor
nected with the var. 1t is understood that their
views were harmonious.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April Is. 1865
The secretary of the treasury, with profound
sorrow, announces to the several bureaus. the
death Of Abrahs m Lincoln late president of the
United States. He died in this city on theimorn
ing Of the 18th inst st twenty-five minutes psst
seven O'Clock
The officers of the revenue Marie viii psy 3
character anu eminent public services of the Illus
trious dead and OF their sense OF the calamity
the country has sustained at thi. affecting dis
pensstion OF Providence, and wear Grape upon
the left arm sud upon the hilt OF the sword for
six months Il is further directed that funeral
honors be paid on board OF all revenue vessels,
by firing SO minute guns, commencing At meri-
dian on the day sitter the receipt Of this order,
and by wearing their flags at half mast
HUGH McCuLLocB.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Nkw ORLEANS April i3-Ths Times has
TIE following special dated Lakeport, April Is:
II have Just arriren from Mobile The stars
and stripes were hoistei on ossserses Park and
Mcln,osh az 10. 30 n. yesterday. and or ,hs
Dig church sisspls OF Mobile al 2 50 D n.
Geoerai Gsnsess forces occupy the city
The rebel. commenced eFacusting on The tenth
and continued ua,ll yesterday rhen ,beJ oil
left
The Tug boat Alien ~ss blosa % by torp.-
doe. yesterday.
No movements In the New Orleans mxrkses
Tie citizens are anxiously looking for The ocen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Cxr,ILiSr, Ono, April ia conmistee Of
prominent citizen. OF Springfield. Illinois. con
-i.tins of Hon J r. Stuart. Gee. John Will
lIsm.. Major Dennis. Hon J X. Dubois. S. Il
Melvin. H s Muilnm. and Others. passed
through Cre-tiine to-day es route for Washing
ton. 10 attend the funeral cbseques OF our late
president, and also 10 accoDp-.y bis remains to
their last resting place n Illinois. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
CIRCULAR.
HHADoUAETFRs DI,rsIcT or INDIAN.
ISpIASAPOLIs. April IL, le65

HHADoUArTFRs DI. raIcT or INDIANA
INpIASAPoLIs. April ls, le65
The following extract from tele2raphic order
dated Cincinnati. Ohio. April IL. 1865. is pub
ll-hed Tor the information OF all commanding
officers within the limits of this district:
By direction Of the president of the United
States. the war department will be closed on
"Wednesday next. the day of the funeral OF the
late president of the United States
Labor on that day will be suspended on ali
public works under the control of the war de
psrtment The fags Al Sll military posts. sta
tons. forts buildings and vessels will be kept at
half mast during the dsy. snd ct - o'clock. me
ridian. twenty one minute guns will be fired from
all forts and all military posts and a, the Mil
tary academy
by commind OF
"Brevet Mai Gen ALVIN r. HovKY
IN. WALKLR, Maior and A A q -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Promotions Tho following number of pro
motions in Indians regiments were made At
the adjutant generals Office on yesterday
l52s-Francs n Chamberlain. surgeon
145th-M L. Wells. chaplain.
I4tth-T w Morrison, lieutenant colonel
53i--J. W Hestsnd. captain co (; Clinton
Lewis. captain co II; John 3. White, captain CO
l: James b. Miller, lss liestensut co H: Adam
Loutz 9 / lieutenant co II.
l4O,h-EiM DIE, ID lieutenant co A
s4th-W II. Focht. captain co ii; Massene
Enele, lst lieutenant co II.
7tIi casalry--Lonis F. Brougher. LIST heuten
ant co d
l47th-Joel J Frnney. msjcr.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

tEA fine pole. about seventy feet in hight
Vas rsisei before the head quarters OF joi
General Hovey las, evening To-day = beauti
full American hag will be unforled from i;, al
halt mast draped in ssble habiiments. ia token
OF the death of the presi lent. Every here. 10
dav. those sad emblems of anguish and OF soIro =
Gill marx the Observance OF the occasion /, il
common display of spontaneous grief tor =
great man. who. full OF years, ei honors and Of
great works. was untDelT taken away. when 10
The plenttude OF power and rapidly growing affsc
hons OF his felos citizens. Fiction j hushec
over the bier Of the dead president. and al
shsi..k appalled, from the enormsts OF the crn G
that his made us befs2ve on this occasion
Thames heard the numbers IS he flowed sion ?
AMI hade the willows learn The mournlul sOag
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

1RASsyIRs OF REAL EsrArE-A the county
auditors sf6ce yeslrdsy the following trans
fsrs of real estate were made:
Sarah NJ Hlbhard to B Mitchell. part OF lot
No. 3, in square No. IL according TO the origin
al plat of The CITY of Indianapolis Price 500
charles Bsrrlx to Charles Slater, lot No 81,
in Dr.kes and Murphy's addition to lndisnaPo-
lie Price S3Oeo
E-ther A Artis 10 ID j Stiles. lot No. 4. in
O'Nsil's and Wipgate's sub division OF square
lOI. IN Indianapolis Price 50 500
Mex, rusn Pierce to NJ chael A Toohey. lot
No 6. in Mex rnan 4 per-e's sub division Of
the northeast quarter of block No 81, 10 Dtake's
ADDITION 10 Indianapolis Price 1926
Samuel Shank TO David Trester. part OF loi
No. 10, i'm square No. 10. in Indianapolis. Price
1850.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

MEMPHIS, April lS.-The news OF the s.sas-
sination Of President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward created intense excitement throughout
the city. producing also the greatest grief and
sorrow. mingled with threat. OF revenge upon all
secessionists. The city is draped in mourning
The secessionists deprecctc the assassination.
but keep very quiet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

MpaDKR "A most horrible and brutal murder
occurred in this city on Monday night An
Irishman by the name of Kernss. while in a
state Of iu,oxication. beat his vile to death.
Kernes suested md lodged in jail. where he
awaits examination. coroner's inquest VAS
held upon the body Of the deceased. which re-
turned a verdict of death from blows inflicted by
her husband. We were not able TO learn the
full particulars OF this horrible trsgedy as 10
appeared 10 know much Of the circumstance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

BoAnprsc -Messrs. Herekiah q Co., thank
fol for the very liberal patronage extended 70
them since the opening Of their rev GeraDium
saloon, Nos 81 and 80 Kentucky avenue, take
this method az informing the public that. having
10 their employ one OF the finest culinary artists
ia the state, kfegulsrly educated 10 the business
in France thes are prepared 70 take few table
boarders b. the meal. day OF week, on the usual
terms
With the sid Of shis accomplished cook, and
with Their oEn experience as caterers. they have
every confidence IN being able 20 give entire sat-
isfsction to thsir patrons. lI-5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
ins Of the pos, Of Mobile. "a relief to their rs-
rtrfct>f trade



SAs FaAscrsco, April l6-The desiruetoa
Of the democratic pesspApsrs last eveDing Vas
not the result Of any recent offensive utserancss,
bat he sudden bathurst OF long peni up indiena-
ton ~ sheir opposition 70 ne governments dnring
4 the var. IL was effected slth such rspiditr and
vas 50 unexpected that the authorities could DO
noihng to prevent IL
1 At pightfall the military sere posted toe
Whole length OF Montgomery street. and at al
! approaches. thus preventing further violence 10
That quarter oil The eitE. where |, Was most 60 be
| appreheDded.
/ The French organ vas threatened. and /. nov
ancer guard.
The Union and American we're DESTROYED. In
tense excitement prevailed all night
Public meetings are held 10 express the public
/ feeling. The mayor called one for this evenin 4
to prepare for the obsequies-
Ii il reported that the democratic papers in
Marysvilie aud Grass Valley have been mobbed
A large meeting OF citizens was he'd sf Plst's
| Hall, Sunday, the mayor presiding.
A series Of revolutions were passed, among
which we're the following. which amply express
the feeling in this s.ste:
Resolved, That the great. espAcious and man
iy heart OF Abraham Lincoln MAS gensrou.
enough TO have embraced oil with the forgiveness
| oil rs loving nature, and II their madness they
have killed him. before nis death peace was pos
siose, all the atmosphere was Tiled With generous
emotions and kind sympathy: nov peace means
| subjugstior or srnihilstioG-God nave mercy or
tbs souls OF the rebe chisi,sirs
/ When this Was read there was great excite
ment, the people cheering enthusiastically over
and over again.
A committee Of 50 citizen. xas appointed to
make preparations for The obssquies Of the presi.
dent
| All loyal citzeus requested % Grape
for 80 days.
| No disturbance Of tie public peace la. oocur-
red since the last dispatch.
The military are still under arms, and patrol
the streets at intervals. on. there no probability
| OF further disturbance
Dispatches from Nevada and Oregon show
that those states are moved equally With CAlifor
| MIA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

|" The private history of the Booth family il
at present undergoing 81 exposition, which re
fleets but little 20 the credit OF the sire. and
sbowsJ wilkes Booth. the Infamous. 10 De OF
Legitimate birth, aud as loose In his habits ss was
his father before him
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

To The PEor4R OF lspiASAPoLIs Out of re
spect 10 the memory OF our late beloved Chief
Magistrate. there will be performance st the
Metropolitan Theatre this w ednesds,) evening
To morrow. Thursday evening. Mrs Florence
will make her first sppeassnce
W H. Riley Manager
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

= AxrsopoLIsAS THKArRE-The theatre Was
crowded ls-t night 20 see Mr. Florence in his Gel
sbrsted character OF O'Brien in the Irish Emf
grant The acting was admirable. and the in
herent aud native honesty OF Tim so naturally
exhibited itself that none could fail 10 discover
beneath the rough exterior the warm and honest
heart Of the simple !rishman.
To night the Metropolitan will be closed in &C
cordsnce with the request of the governor that
this day BE observed "a a day of mourning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
From HALIFAX.

HALIFAX. April ls-The common council to
day passed resolutions expressive OF sympathy
with toe bereaved family of Abraham Lincoln.
and ordered IS mark OF respect to the illusiri
Qua deceased, that days be drsped over the city
buildings on the day 0: obseqaies
The American citizens hslc meeting At The
consulate for the expression OF sorrow over the
death OF she president, and !or ios;ilyins their
respect TO his memory
Hon. Judge Jackson presided oves The meet
iug, and Robert Beoni. OF New York VA. sec.
Rotary.
Alter an able AMI eloquent eulogr. Judge
Jackson expressed his own sympathy aud that OF
all loyal Americans fer Secretary Seward, whose
great talents be hoped q kind Providence would
spare TO his county. He also assured his fellow
courirymen of the integrity, sbility and patriot
ism OF President Johnson, in whom they might
safely conSde 70 uphold and MAINTAIN the gres,
cause OF hcmsn freedom and constitutional gov
eminent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
wThe following resolutions were

The following resoluiions were read ana
adopted by the Independent Order Brit Abra
ham, At their regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing. April 18Th:
WHEREAS. The loyal people OF the United
States have been driven into the profoundes,
griei by the sad news of the assassination of its
chief magistrate, at time when there seemet
TO he bright future; therefore.
Resolved. That ia the death OF Abraham Lin
coin acknowledge to have lost our best friend
the country it, most ssgscious states man and the
cause Of hun snty and freedom ts best sdvo
cate
Resolved. That We deeply mourn the event
and tender profoundest - mpathy 10 the be
reaved family of the late president in their terri
bic atn ction
this room be draped in mourning FOR thirty days
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

q The University ,quare begins TO wear the
appearance OF forest OF young trees. Six hun
dred Of various kinds have been set OUT. An
ordinance was Introduced into the city council OF
Monday night prohibiting any one from catering
the grounds o, opening the gates for the period
of two years. attaching as a PENALTY fine of not
less than S. nor more thsn $50 for each offense.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

FIar -Yesterday morning. about 2 O'Clock. q
stable belonging TO Mr. Clark. in the Sth ward,
was discovered TO be on FIRE, aud vas totally
consumed. Two horses and COW. together
With harness. &c we're consumed The FIRE vas
the woik OF an incenda.x
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

IN K'dd's Eureka, Is ne name 81 one OF Tie
best washing machines ever Invented TO save the
labor Of washing day, and " YOU don't think We
are correct. yon Can ses one Of The machines NJ
Turner l. Decisions store. No "a. West Wssh
irgton street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

tB- The churches will be open for divine ser
vice 10 day at noon. and the places of bushes
and residences. IL is requested, viii be draped IN
mourning All secular employ neut will be stop
ped, and IL Is hoped that "A .obath stiffness will
prevail on this the most solemn Of all mournlul
occasions