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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
Administratrix' Sale Of Real Estate.


I N pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
l. bate Court of Wood County, Ohio I will offer
for sale, at public auction the door of the Court
house in said County. on
MONDAY, November 13, A. D. 1865, f4
At ten o'clock A. NJ. tue following described real es-
tate to witt; In-lot number six hundred twenty two
l622nn the town Of Perrysburg, Wood County,
Ohio, ,A
Terms OF sale e-thirdi in hand, onc-thirl in one
year and one third in two years from day of sale,
the deferred payments to bear interest and be Sc
Cured by mortgage on the premises sold. Ap-
praised ut $500, ttr . ~
] ANN PERRIN Administrators of the estate Of
James Perrin, deed.
F.&. d. X lIoLLENnEcK At.vs
September II 1856. 2l,nlaf $50 24cS6
'DETITT0N FOR DIVORCE Margaret Cold-
4 well, VS.. Thomas Coidwell, in Weod County
Common Pleas. z t.44 FN iFrr
The said Thomas ColdwelI is hereby notified
that the Plaintiff, on the ~ day of October 1905,
filed her petition in tho Court OF Common Pleas Of
Wood County, 0hio, praying IN be divorced from
said defendent, and alleging as cause therefor
willtulRbsence for more than three years, gross
neglect ofduty and extreme cruel treatment. Said
petition will be for hearing at the November term
Of Court, commencing on the nth day Of Novem-
Der 1868. MARGARET COLDNELL
Z MgneAY y pRIcE, Pl'a's ATys. f.Ffg
October !, 1865. 1885 %
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
JoB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all kinds Of Job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all kinds of
Blanks, &c. Ill the most satisfactory manner.
The following are the rates for Sheet Bills
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20

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ter, who was asking lrs pNriRissi6tl 10 ac.
company her mgedt atlf f;ttofesi suftof to
the altar, sJciniie. lisa very soIemW thing
to get marrie,Lfi Il kues il lailsers replied
the se'sllle damscl but US, agfsat1sleal
solemncr not To- ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-20
gerrgsharg Sourual.
Is Published EVERY FRIDAY MORNING n
OBLINGEEe ~ GUYER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMs OF ApYERTTSING.

The space occupied by ten lines, or less, of this
sized type counts Que square.
All Transient and Legal Advertisements must
be paid for in advance to insure publieation
se3 Attorneys are HELD REsroNsIRLE for all
advertisements handed in or authorized by them,
and for the publication ofail Sheriis Sale notices,
the writs for which they order out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
The Rebel IrOn-clad StOnewall-
Later from Mexico and HaytI.

NEW YoRY, May 3l.-The steamer Eagle
brings Havana dates of the 9th. The Stonewall
was delivered TO Captain General Asa Deposit,
to wait instructions from the home Government
as to what disposition will be made OF her. She
will probably be delivered to the United States.
Mexican advices are from Vera Cruz of the
18th. On that day six negroes were arrested,
and no reason assigned; the place was garrisoned
by only 300 troops. 1t was so also at Puebla
All the troops that could De spared were sent out
after guerrillss Juarez's troops were appearing
in all quarters.
Geffrard, OF Hay,i, at the head OF 5000
men, to put down an instruction The rebels
already had possession of the capital 1t was
said that the rebels would attack the Domncans
az soon as the Spsniards bad evacuated the Is
land
Gen. Francis Joseph Is a, the head of the Pro
visionsl Government,
Great suffering is experienced in Jsmaics,
owing TO 10 the drouth
Capt Motif left for Galveston on the 0~l, on
the Goth
Some Of the officers and crew Of the Powhat
su were insuted in drinking saloon, BY havin 9
q rebel flag spread before them. They tore il
to pieces, and e. ht occurred, which was ended
by the Interference of the authorities
Ga the 25th Chief Justice Chase and party
arrived on the Wypnda, and left for Matsnzas
on the 9th
Captain Page. OF the Stonewall. is going to
Galveston Other rebel officers have gone 20
Mexico.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
WESTERN TROOPS STARTING HOME.
%c.. xC.. &c, Nc.
official Circular from the Depart
mcut OF State.

mcnt OF State.
The following official circular has Just been
issued:
DEPARTMENT OBJ STATE,
WASHINGTON, May %, 1865
SRA copy Of the Presidents amnesty proc
lam alton of this date is heunto appended. By a
clause in the instrument, the Secretary of State
is directed to establish rules and regulations for
administering and recording the amnesty oath so
as TO insure It's benefits TO the people, ard guard
the Government against fraud Pursuant 10 this
INDUCTION you are informed that the oath pre-
scrlbed in the proclaua,io may be taken and
subscribed before any commissioned officer, civil
miliisrv, OF naval. in the service of the United
States. or any civil military officer of loyal
State or Territory who, by the laws thereof
may be qualified for administering said oath. All
officers who receive such oaihs are hereby author
lied TO give testified copies thereof to the persons
respectively, oy whom they were made; and such
officers are hereby required to transmit the orgi.
nails of such oaths, at as early dsy may be
convenient, to this department. where they will
be deposited and remain in the archives Of the
Government. register thereof will be kept in
the department, and on application, 10 proper
cases certificates will be issued Of such records
in the customary form of official certificates.
| am your ooedent servant.
WM. H SEWARD,
Secretary OF State.
Ii is understood statement of the public
debt to June lst. is being prepared for publcs-
ton. The condition of the Treasury Is most
favorable There are and have been for some
time. no unpaid acquisitions IN the Treasury.
with the exception OF uncaed for pay of the
army Every demand OF the Pay N ister General
Is promptly met, sufficient funds having already
been placed TO the credit OF the Paymaster 10
meet all back dues AND bountes. accruing to the
armies about 10 be dlsbanded, SO far as known
recent order of the War Department directs
the Adjutant General of the army designate
places OF rendezvous in the respective States in
which regiments. after mustered out will be
forsarded tor prompt payment.
The Pennsylvania regiments have commenced
to leave Washington TOR their homes. Eight
regiments have already gone and Others will Le
forwarded rapidly : transportation can be
furnished. the officers having been active aud
efficient IL completing the rolls
The question ss 10 the mastering IN OF officers
With com missions from the Governor for req
ments WIKI less than their mini mum number. has
uoi been settled.
The Government l. nov issuing commissions
to such officers, giving them their proper rank :,
and a. soon IS Judge Holt can be at leisure to
be coun-eled. arrangements will be nsde recog
uizing their rank ia ne War Department, this
understanding being had
Governor Curtin hss ieft for Harrisburg to
receive The regiments as they return.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

REDUcTIos oF WAeEs.-We understand that
two Of our railroad companies. the Terre Haute
and the Cincinnati, have reduced the compensa-
ton OF the laborers they employ twenty five
cents a day-from 81 65 to 81 ~ day. The
machine shops have reduced the wages Of their
hands. from this date, fifty cents day The
reason OF this is the diminished demand and
prices Of their products. The supply Of labor is
also greater than the demand and this is having
It's effect in the reduction OF wages. This move
ment has caused considerable excitement among
the mechanics ami laborers, aud we understand
meetings have been held by them to devise some
means for 4 general reduction OF prices, 40 as TO
correspond with the diminished compensation tor
labor But few articles of family consumption
and use have yet fallen in price materially
Rents high they have been.
aud the cost OF living is nearly the same
as when the highest wages were paid for labor
How can the disparity be reconciledI Not by
resolutions Of public meetings that one should
correspond with the other The sudden stop
page OF the war aud the vast expenditure Of
money which il occasioned must necessarily de-
range business affairs for awhile, and csuse a
good deal Of inconvenience, If not suffering
This cannot be avoided. and the people will be
compelled to adapt themselves to the changed
circumstances With the reduction in wages.
prices generally must come down, but the for
mer will decline more rapidly than the latter
The only remedies we can suggest strict
economy and general determination to be as
generous towards each other as possible. Let
the landlord reduce his rents. the merchant his
profits. and the farmer the price of his products
to the lowest possible point. until the business Of
the country has had opportunity TO adapt itself to
the changed condition of affairs, which We feel
confident will only require brief period, then
the burdens of the times will be distributed, aud
not fall disproportionately upon those least able
20 bear them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

~ Remember tie auction sale of lots {,
Mekernan & Frank. in Drake L Mayhex's add
ton. on next Wednesday. the 3lst. attwo o'clo{I
z These lots situated on the Michig.r
Road, near the corporation line, and or Drake
Mayhe~. Brooks and TOroet streets
The sIze OF these lots il s0xl20 feet. and il
healthy part of the city. and buildings are gold.
up rapidly IN that locality Those persons rcd
lag can now have chance TO purchase lol II
a small amount and build for themselves plea
ant home.
Also several lots ia Brooks addition. iro:l
three TO seven acres each will be sold At -
same time Terms Ons half cash; balance II
siI aud twelve months
For further particulars inquire OF McKeruj
Frank. No 39s. West Washington stree
nesr The Palmer House. or MeKernAn Perez
Blake R0~ 20 6 !;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

NJ" iokks nay d.
Cotton 41c for middling.
Flour 56fl0c lower; at sc 50t16 IS for extra
state; Sc 95C67 10 for extra round hoop Ohio. and
s. l5Gs - for trade brands
Whisky 81 1902 H.
Wheat-Winter red western 81 20: prime
81 6212 Rye dull Corn gl@92 tor neu mixed
western, eOc for mixed. o5c for choice. and
92c for inferior TO prime western yellow.
Oats 60063c
Wool dull.
Lard l5@ls14c Butter. 25d3 SIC for Ohio.
and 2ea36c for State. Cheese l09l7c. Rice
dull
Coffee active. Sugar. lOl49l2. Molasses Soc
Hops l093Oc.
New mess pork s24 OO@24 25; s2l 5o@22 90
for '63-64. DO cash and regular way, closing st
s22 90 for cash. $l9 10 for prime. and Sis
5O6l - prime mess. Plain mess beef $40 %
ala 90: extra mess, sl2 00@ls 90: beet b. ms,
24a27 Soc Cut meat: ii = q lac for shoulders.
and l3H@I712e for hams. Bacon; 1876
for Cumberland cut: l43z1c for long ribbed, and
l431 "a i5c for short ribbed.
Money. per cent. Sterling l09,10ll0
for first class bills. Gold opened At 81 36ss.
closing at 81 377s.
Stocks lower.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
sentence OF pefrauding Naval
Contractor.

WAsHIS6ToS, MAY 81 General Order, No
So A naval court martial having found VIM
S;mms, of Philadelphia. naval contractor. and
senior member OF the firm Of Wm Simms &
Son, guilty OF fraud upon the United States aud
~ilful neglect OF duty. said Court did impose
the following sentence: The Court 90 therefore
sentence the accused, Vim. Simms, to paw TO the
Unired States, the sum OF 50 Oce, and that he De
confined 10 such prison. or place Of confinement,
"a nav be designated by the Hon Secretary of
the Navy. until the tine is paid and also that he
be hereafter excluded from any further delivery
the contract. or open purchase for naval sup
plies.
The attention OF purchasing agents aud naval
store keepers IS called to the last clause Of the
above sentence.
Signed e. Y. Fox,
Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT The Board

BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT The Board
OF Public Improvements. at their session. yssteu
day. granted the following building permrt-:
To August Bess0nies. to build school house
lots No 10 and IL in square IA on Georgia.
between Illinois and renne-see-SI5 900
To L VI B,llinger. dwelling on east hslf of
lot No 10, in out.lot No l76. on S. Mary, be
tween Alabama and New Jerssy-S55n
To N. J Stern, a dwelling on lot No 90 in
out lot No Al. on Chatham, between Walnut
and ST. Clair-S500
To Bennett / Buchanan, a store rOOmson Part
of lot No 10. on Illinois. between MARYLAND and
Georgia-S500
To Z NJ Preston. a dwelling on lot No. 9.
in out lot No l22. on Illinois. between McCArty
and RaySl OO0.
To III G J Stern. dwelling house on lots No.
~ aud 20. in out lot No Al. on Cathsm. pc
tween Walnut and ST Clair-xl 800
ToV Forsnd dwelling on lot No pc. out lot
No l0l. on Merrel between East street end
Virginia avenue-S250
To Cabinet Makers Union, ware-room on
lots Nos 213, pa and 215. in out-pr No. 81 on
Market. between DAWSON aud Washiu e ton
streeis-S7 500
To Hugh Marmsnt, a store room on part Of
square No 80. on Illinois. between Georgis and
Louisiana streets-Sl0 900
To John G Hereth. dwelling house on dot
No Is, Quito, No a. on Chestnut. between
Noble and Railroad streets-Se0g
To 5. Sullivan. dwelling house on lot No
10. out lot No rs. on North, between Harris
and PattisOn streets-S6OO
To A Curtis. business block on lot No J.: in
square No 81. on the north side of NJ ,ssschusetts
avenue, between Pennsylvania and Delaware
streets-S6000
20 Gideon Loyd, an addition to dwelling on
lot No. IL. in square No Ia. on Tennessee, be
tween Vermont and Michigan streets-s50
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

COMMERCIAL Horn This house is a. present
undergoing thorough repair and enlargement
The proprietor Mr. ReItz. has added story TO
BIS house. making u four stories high. with ftt,.
two large and veil-furnIshed rooms The Com
merciNl viii De opened for the reception of guests
ihe hrst of the coming week is location, cor
ner OF Georgia and Illinois streets. one square
North of The Union Dehot. makes IL. most
desirable stopping place for the travelling public
hr Reiz Is an experienced landlord and oil.
spare no pains 10 render IA. guests perfectly az
tome 10 the Commercial. aud - popular anu
ebAgiDg a gentlemen canuot fail TO .
large share Of public patronage which be de
serves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
COMMERCIAL.
BT TELre;Ars.


oIscIssArI. May 81.
Flour dull Superfne Sc 25G$6 IS; extra
s. 1896 e5. and family s. OOG7 IS.
Wheat, red 81 80; white 81 45dl 50. Osts,
SOC Corn ! 35c. Rye Soc Clover seed tl4
Barley 81 l0Gl 20.
Whisky dull; small sales At 81 %.
Mess pork go 50@23 0Oc Bulk meats
ll14 @l2c for shoulders and sides. Bulk
hams 1872
Lard 1917.
Exchange trm.
Groceries quiet and unchanged.
Sugar l3Gl7c. Coffee 2ed3lc Molasses
81 20@l % Butter 2O@24c.
Silver 81 20 Gold 81 375S.
Money plenty at 6GlO per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

WAsHIyGrHs, May 3l-.In order TO recruit the
ranks of the regular regiments as soon az practi-
cable, the Adjutant General will open recruiting
stations at such points as offer reasonable pros
pect of enlisting good men,
All Eastern troops in sherman. army have
been ordered by the Secretary Of War to report
to Gen. Augur; they will Ee Immediately sent 70
their homes. paid of and clustered out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

THr GrrAsrrx -Repas,s that would tempt
the palate OF tie most fasridious epicure are
daily BET ct the Gerapiuns Every delcscy 10
the MARKETS served Up 10 fne style The most
excellent cigars, the real Havana, are TO be pro-
cured ct this establishment No such fne brands
of liquors we're ever sold ia Indiana polls before
TOE lena IL also the finest ice cream saloon
in the CITY. Try them. and you will be satisfied
that they both s1rpsss anything Of the kind in
the State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

eE Senour's Drug Store is the place for all
TO 20 that are in want OF Paints. Ole. Brushes.
White Lead. any kind of Dye-stuf. Glass. Putty.
PERU meries Of all kinds for the toilet Pure Old
Bourbon Whistles. French Brsndies, Still and
Sparkling Ctta~ba Wines. the finest lot OF
Glass in the citv; in fact, you can procure any
thing kept in Drug Store at the Bates House
Drug Store. 10
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

MISsTRKLs -Skf & Gaylords celebrated
'troupe OF Ministries open to night at the Taber-
nacle This troupe enjoys a celebrity that merit
/. alone can win. and have been immensely patron
lied 10 all cities where they have given enter
tainments- They appear here but for nigh ,
sand those who enjoy good delineations OF the
negro character will most certainly be at the
Tabernacle They are a good troupe and de
serve patronizing.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
ODD FrLLows' EIcuRsIos-Tbe priDeiule 0

fraternity which so peculiarly characterizes the
:Odo Fellows will be fully demonstrated on the
occasion OF their excursion to Cincinnati, on
Thursday. the 9Th inst. by the cordial welcome
and special attentions which will be bestowed
upon the numerous friends and we'll wishers who
have expressed their intention to pstronze and
participate in the pleasures OF the trip
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

FRrIT CAs MASUTAcToEr - This establish
meu, has been removed from East Washington
street to No 10 South Meridian street. west side.
and only few doors from Washington street
Messrs NJ Pentecost 4 Co the old proprie-
tors. wish to say to their old customers and the
trade generally. that they are prepared to furnish
cans complete. or can tops aud bottoms for wax
or solder Also. wax AZ wholesale and retail.
Timers supplied With tops, bottoms and w-x
Al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

a BARGAIS-J i ID. Duncan wholesale
dealers, No 81 South Meridian street. have for
sale on consignment City barrels of old Rect
fed Whisky. which they offer at bargain.
This whisky was rectifed from high wines over
year ago. and is very superior article OF
the kind Buyers will do welltO examine il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

az The great HIppooly will make its
entree in the city to morrow and the immense
pavilion will be spread near the Spencer House
This is the circus of the season, and thousands
will avail themselves Of the opportunity to be
hold the feats OF wonder that will be performed
by the circus men,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

POLICE MATTERS Jesse Poe invested all the
cash he had Ia making himself beastly drunk
.for which little episode he to Jail Tor ten
DAYS, in default OF the usual So and costs
. David Jeffrys and VIM. Kell. for the same
offense. got So their portion They sheled'
and were turned loose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

t8- The Mason House has changed proprie-
sors Mr. Hopkins the recent landlord retiring.
and Is succeeded by Col Scott. of Martinsyie
and formerly Col OF the Fifty regiment
Indiana Volunteers Mr. II made popular
landlord and retires bearing with him the well
wishes Of his numerous friends. The Mason has
been quite favorite with the travelling commu
nifty and under its management will still
maintain its reputation a first class hotel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

sE The great sale of City Lots. in Drake i
Msyhew's additions, that took place yesterday
will be continued 10 morrow Friday, the I'd inst.
At four O'Clock p NJ at the Office of McKernan
& Frank. 3916 West Washington street.
Persons wishing to view these lots before the
sale will please call at the Office of McKernan
& Frank, where a conveyance will be furnished
to transpor, them to the locality of the same. :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
rE- Hezekiah & Co. OF the Gernnium. have

~ hezeAlan 20, 0t the OefaDlum, nave
just received a large lot OF the finest brands Of
imported wines that has ever been brought to this
city They are the pure article and embrace the
following brands: Champagne, Ginger, Sherry
Maraschines, Curocoa and Madeira, in bottles.
Lovers Of the pure article can find il At the Ge
ranium Give them call. 27-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

FRE.-Y es,edsy morning the stables occupied
by the Government situated In the northwest
part OF the city, we're discovered 10 be on FIRE.
The damage sustained amounted to about
81, 900.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

10 Dealers are receiving large stocka in an
ticipatiou of the return of the soldiers. who they
propose to accomodat. in everything they may
wish. A large sum OF money will be expended
in the city, and q rich harvest il anticipated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

PRoLIFIc.-A COW owned BY James A Cor
don, OF Lexington. Scott county, Indiana, three
years old. gave birth to three calves at one time
few weeks since The calves are all healthy
and we'll developed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01
sKv rokK MONET nARKK1
~ v1.w n

Gold quiet. but steady and IN better supply.
There appears TO be . teodeccy 10 Yielding Of
quotations. The price opened st 81 36,. and
alter summing the market to 81 ssis. tell 70
81 3sA
LArr-Gold closed ss Gsllaghe<is sxchange
tonight at 81 3IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

SF Matthew Rove. on Sunday. attended the
remains OF his departed parent to their last
testing place at the cemsserv. After seeing the
ssd rites paid TO the BODY. and as the sorrowing
friends turned from the grave, Matthew limo
eently plucked q rose from neighboring bush.
which act the vigiIant eve OF a 'siar" detected
and lhereapon the unthinking man was arrested
BE made his appearance before Mayor Caven.
who him down for 50 80 as the penalts 81
2luekiug The unforbidden flower This sun
Matthew reluctantly PAID. and exclaimed mos
ifreverentiy and unsfectionste'y that" he would
see bis father in hi before be would attend
another funeral atther found thorn 10 the
rose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

ID Hon Daniel Turpie. OF Monticello, wa
IN the city yesterday. stopping at the Bates. Also
Judge Niolack, member OF Congress from the
First District. The Judge is one Of the stior
news in the defense OF the Davies county con
spirators
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

The BILLIARD MATCH AT CINCINSArI-ISDI-
ANNAPOLIS AHEAD THE billiard match between
John McDevit. of the Exchange Billiard Room,
in this city, and Mr. Goldthwait, said to be the
fines, player in the United States. came off in
Cincinnati last evening. The game for
Il 500 points. and McDevitt won by over 800
points. fairly bagging the pnrse of 50 600. aud
placing him foremost among the best billiard
players in the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

u The Uaited Sf.tes Circuit Court has ad
Joarned until Friday morning, on account Of to.
day being set apart by the President a. day Of
humiliation and prayer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-01

r. The Indianapolis Insurance Company il
prepared to insure property against loss by FIRE
This is first class Company, managed by our
most responsible business men Their Office is
in the Sinking Fund building. on South Penn
sslvauia street VIM Henderson, President, and
Alex jameson. Secretary 25-lm