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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

yrw Yozx, March T.-Tbe arrival from
Port az Prince brings the detail Of great Gre q,
that place 400 Buildings we're burned. Loss
forty to eft, millions Haytian dollars
The most active business part Of the vas
destroyed. a.st AH
The words dispatch nom Kins,on says:
Last Sunday aud Monday there was severe
aud continuous fighting between Sherman and
Johnston, but no grand battle
Johnston declined general engagement The
battle commenced upon two opposite ranges OF
hills upon the south side of the Neuse river.
Our troops facing westward and both armies de-
Tended by esrth-works, those Of Sherman's being
hastily constructed.
The fighting lasted two days, during which
the most desperate charges we're made CO both
sides
The rebels charged our lines three Tires. snd
four times our army made counter charges.
The lighting on Sunday was done by the 10Th
and l4,h corps, and on Monday the 18th corps
came up and partially relieved them.
All along the route frem Fayetteville Sher
man has had more or less fighting almost every
day.
The Commercials Washington special has
the following:
One hundred and fifty rebel officers, captured
in the fght before Petersburg on Saturday, ar
rived here to-day. They say the war cannot be
prolonged. and many OF them desired to take the
oath efallegi nee.
The steamer Evening Star, from New Or
leans on the l9.h, via Havana on the 23d, has
arrived
The Evening Star arrived on the sth from
Mobile No news by her is published
4The New Orleans Independent of the 18th has
the following:
lady in.vhom implicit confidence is placed
aud who arrived here last week from Mobile,
states that when she left that city all appear
ances indicated that it was being evacuated BY
the rebel troops Information has since been re
ceived here which would justify the correctness
OF this opinion. The report Of its evacuation is
also credited by military authorities here.
Ii matters very little whether Mobile be evac-
uated or not, whenever the iederals want the city
they will march on il and take possession
The property of J. Il Benjamin and John
Slidell in New Oflesns had been condemned in
the United States district a. forfeited 10 the
United States
The New Orleans Times learns that General
Bailey with about 900 cavalry. made an ad-
vance from Baton Rouge, few days since, to.
wards Clinton, and had several skirmishes with
the rebels. killing aud capturing In the
meantime our force lost it is said. about thirteen
wagons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. N
Nxw YORK, March 81.

The World eiitOrially advises the south TO ! ay
down their arms at once aud trsst to chances
The Times editorial says in all probability
our future relations with Mexico will be deter
mined by circumstances quite beyond our con-
troll.
Whatever may be the policy of our govern
ment sixty days will not elspse after the disband
ment of our armies before MACMILLAN will see
the CLEAN of American bsyonets.
Many of the soldiers after the d isbandment OF
our armies will doubtless 60 to Mexico and join
Jusrez's forces.
The Tribunes ashington special says:
The sub committee from the committee on the
conduct of the war consisting of republicans Ju-
liam and Gooch Is TO visit Fort Fisher and make
examinations on the spot about the disputed
points concerning Buffers movements
The Times Washington special says in e1pla
nation OF Lees attack that il was made under
the spur OF desperate necessity, and having fail
ed, the evacuation of the Petersburg lines and
Richmond cannot long be postponed. Military
men look on it ~ mask 20 cover the retreat of
the rebel armies
The Worlds Baltimore correspondent writes
as follows
In few weeks the southern cOnfedeIacy will
be numbered among the things OF the past. and
the rebels will have neither army, capitol nor
government
The news from rebeldcm has produced feel
ing Of deep depression among southern sympa-
,hxers.
No more men can be raised for he southern
armies
Richmond will be held a long IS the rebels
can muster 80 900 men.
More than b alt of the southern army have de-
serted since the fall of Wilmington aud Charles
ton
The ruin of their railroads renders it impossible
for the south TO use its resources and the closing
of the last FORT cuts of their supplies fra m
England; they have feg munitions of war, a0d
all hope of forcing intervention has been finally
dispeled.
The Newhern Times says that during Gen.
COUGHS march from Wilmington, the army pass
ed on in its march through different lines OF
works, all Of them facing the north or in the di-
rection ne was marching.
The Hefald's special correspondent A. Gravel
~ Springs. Ala, with Wilson's command, saws
AZ the latest intelligence from Forres. be en-
camped at West Point HIS command consists
Of eight reg ment, s;our of which are negroes.
The latter SAYS that train OF 30 wagons.
loaded With provisions and clothing, was about
starting to meet our exchanged prisoners On their
ssy from Tupelo
The Richmond Examiner oi the Oath has let
ter from Fayetteville, which says: Fayetteville
ls ruined. All the arsenal buildings, market and
court house, printing Office, both fOundries, ali
the mills. cotton factories and oil works are il
ruins. They robbed the people of everything 10
the way Of TODD.
The destruction in Cnersv il said 70 have been
verv extensive.
The Raleigh Democrat says: Judging from
shat we hear of the Operations IN eastern spc
middle North Carolina. consider the sighi
more encouraging IL not decidedly cheering
Sherman viii be prevented from crossing the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

TRAxsrKss or REAL E>TsTE Deeds for the
following property were LETT at the auditor OF
Zee Yesterday for transfer:
Margaret McCartv snd others. quit claim, TO
u. II Brown lots l md {. ia square = IN The
first western addition to the town OF Cumberland
Price s.
F. M. " Langsiale qat-olaim, 20 NJ. u.
Brown. lott aud :. in -qu,re 2 IN the first vet
ern addition to the town OF Cumberland. PFlce
S22
John ID Peterson 70 JOSEPH F Peterson, ten
acres ~ the south sest GU srter Of sect IN 49,
town ID nor d. range eSst Price one dollar
ard natural love and affection.
A4ry ( Fondr@y. 10 Wiley trtin. - acres
in the southeast Qusrter OF section 70 IN town
10 north. of range essi, near he northwest
corner of the donation Lands of Indians polls
Price 5000
James Greer 20 Julia b eunsn. lot : 10 Greer =
subdivision of part of out lot 90. Price $40
Crane We-sos 10 Daniel Slower, i've acres
N The southeast coruer OF the nor h~est quarter
OF section 10. town IL north Of range east.
Price sis
Am.iis hssselberg 10 Michael Pr a LOT 30. IN
stamPh's sssdis sion OF the east halt Of out lot
~ Price $500
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

FATAL AFFRAY-A MAN .SHor.- Yesterday
morning, about ten o'clock. Christian ksrle,
boot and shoe manufacturer. No a East Wash
iugton street. was shot by Augustus EtuDger,
who keeps a saloon on South Meridian street.
known a. the Genital House OIe ball entered
Karle's mouth. and another the corner OF bis left
eve, both lodging in the back part of his head.
and from the effects of which he cannot live.
We learn from an eye witness that EttiDger went
20 Karles place OF business and accused karle of
having said something against ms family. from
which words ensued karle laid his hands on
Ettinger telling him 20 go out OF the store, when
Ettinger drew revolver, shooting harle twice, as
absve stated. Eltinger Was Immediately arrest
ed and lodged in Jail, to await an investigation
of the matter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
CIV ork Market.

NEw YoRK, March q.
Cotton frmer, with rather better inquiry at
4sc for midding.
Wheat scarcely so firm, winter red western
ST 90, No Chicago spring 81 SIS
Waisky frmer at 50 1892 Is for western
Rye quiet.
Corn quiet and scarcely so firm; new white
81 66@i o. rev yellow 81 56@Sl sc shost
and delivered.
Oats quiet at $685. for western
Wool dull
Petroleum dull Csc for crude; SIC for refined
bond lac do free
Coffee quiet and firm.
Sugar unchanged; Cuba Muscovado l21ls a
1919, Havenac 1870
Molasses quiet.
Pork 6rmer, but not much activity 1913 50eG
90 SO new mess, closing at $40 % cash; S23 O0@
% 50 for "a: do cash and regular way,
S22@23 for prime and S24@24 50 for prime
mess.
Beef dull and heavy: $l3 0O@l7 90 for plain
mess. and SIC 5O@2l 90 for extra mess
Beef hams dull.
Cut meats quiet and lower, at l43z 9l5c for
shoulders and l51a@l61zc for hams
Bacon quiet at l51 &c for cut and l6c for long
ribbed
Lard firm at l6@l61l.
Butter dull at 1921 for Ohio and 1892 for
state
Cheese quiet at l4923c.
Money steady at per cent
Sterling quiet at 81 09@l 0914.
Gold dull and lower. opening at 81 551S, de-
Ginning to 81 $50. and closing at 81 533s@
53ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

yUyHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of
pense issue Free for the benefit Of suffering hu-
mainly and suppression Of quackery, four If their
interesting and Instructive Lectures Mar age and IL,
dsqualcsons. Nervous and PLY sical Debility, Pre-
decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness or
Depression, Impotency Loss Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Social Evil and those kaladies which result
from youthful ollies Of stury ignorance
Of Physiology and laws ofSature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means Of
enlighten,ng and saving thousands and will be forward
ed ffee receipt Of four stamps By addressing Secre
tary. New York Museum Of Aastory and Medicine, Gle
nyosdvay. New Yogs Janel-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

CRY PoINr, March ~, 1865
To Hon. +. M. Stanton:
The battle of the 25th resulted in the follow
ing losses on our side:
ID corps, killed. 81; wounded, 462: missing.
300 Och corps, killed 6S; wounded, 1913; miss
ing, SOC.
Our captures by the % corps were SOL by the
9th corps 469, and by the 9th corps GAO
The "a aud 9th corps pushed forward and cap
tured the enemy's strong position and turned the
guns against him aud still hold IT,
In trying 10 retake this the battle was con
tnued until eight O'Clock at night-the enemy
losing very heavily.
Humphreys estimated t1e loss OF the enemy
in his front at three times his own. and General
Wright in his front as double that of his own.
The enemy brought 10 flag OF truce for per
mission to collect his dead which was between
the picket liue and then main line of forti6cs-
tions. Permission was granted
Signed +. NJ STANTON.
Sec. of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
From Boston.

BosTos, March 27-The police to day closed
two gift enterprise establishments. one At No IL
Washington street. and the other on Simbury
street arresting all the parties some twenty in
number These arrests were made under the law
prohibiting lotteries
There are in circulation we'll executed FIVE dol
lar (counterfeit) bills on the Pautucket bank,
also counterfeit 500 dollar bills on the Haver-
hill bank
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

METROPOLITAN THEATRE Miss Olive Logan
will appear TO night as Juliet. in Shakespeare
tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, part just suited
to Der earnest. intense style of acting. and in
which she has attsined a great success elsewhere
This lady improves upon acquaintance, and is
each day more firmly establishing her claims TO
merit of higher order. Mrs. W Ii Riley will
appear as Romeo. part which she attempted a
year since for the first time and in which she
very successful. We do not know lady to-
day who can make 80 fine an appearance in the
part as Mrs X The theatre will of course be
crowded, and seats should be secured early
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

MusrkRrp Orr The following paroled pris
oners we're mustered on. of the service for the
reasons given:
57,h Reg't.-Capt Henry II. VanHorn, hon
orabiy discharged by order of the depart
meut Cause physical disability
4th Cavalry-77th Reg't-Capt Jasper y
Vsnskike, honorably discharged bs the VAR de
psrtment Cause. physical disability
l2sth Regt list Lieut.. Watt Z Brown, died
of wounds, March III. 1865
65th Reg't-lst Lieut. and Adjutant VIM A
Page. resigned. FEB. 1 1865. Cause. i'll hesltt
and family affairs
9Th Rex't lis, Lieut. and Quartermasfer Ma
than Branson, dismissed. 10 date Feb. -. 1865
Cause, absence without leave.
I'd Cavalry-4lst Reg't LIST Lieut.. J "
Harris, mustered out and honsrably discharged
March 81. iS65
5th Csvalry-90th Regt-lst. Lieut.. SAmue
A. Armstrong. dishonorsb'y discharged, Marct
2I. 1865 Cause, absence without leave
l4th Battery -2d Lieut. Irsin II Whitman
honorsbiy discharged. March -. 1865 Cause
private reasons.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

AxEsDE HoSoRABLE.-In giving the republican
ticket nominated on Saturday we unintentioual
ly omitted the name of good looking and az
fable friend James Wood. for the Office Of civil
engineer. The reason for the oversight Was the
fact that there wes no opposition to him-no
one had the courage 10 run against him, ergo his
name was overlooked in making up the list. Jim
viii be elected. and either before or after his
election he will have the ends of the stone cross
iprs on Washington street. corner of Meridian.
rs.sed so that the mud and water will not stand
on il. and people can 20 over dry shod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
from " a~htuytOn

WASHINGTON. March 81 Robert j. Walker
publishes a card ia The Chronicle to-day deny
ing the story of The National Gazette. that he
had visited Canada to propose annexation. He
says bis visit was OF purely private nature, and
that be does not know the views of either gov
eminent On the subject.
Recruiting is dull everywhere and drafting will
again be resorted 10 to obtain men 1t began in
Baltimore this morning. erything j. goin g
on we'll in the armies
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-About 4 O'Clock this
p. m, the Office of A. Bland. banker. was enter
ed by three men who proposed negotiation for
silver, in the progress of which one of the men,
presenting pistol. drove Bland into his safe and
locked the door upon him. The men then de-
camped with all the money outside the safe. es-
timated according TO same accounts at S45 900.
Bland was released after nearly two honrs con
fnement by locksmith. who cut the lock from
the "a fe door
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
Dir O { O Il. - .

James ~ Ray, Cashier Of State Bank;
Thomas n. Sharpe, Of Fletcher Shapes Bank lndi-
annapolis;
Alfred Harrison. Of Harrison's Bank. indianapolis;
VIZ III English President Of First National Bank, Ind
annapolis;
VIM. 8. Hubbard OF Citizens NstionAi tenk inaishs-
polls;
J. X BALDWIN, of J. H. Baldwin Co., Ind snspois
Geo Merritt Of Merritt Coughn, Ind;
Charles X. Raymond, Of Morris, Goodman Co, Ind
annapolis;
r. B. Martndale, Indianapolis;
Jesse L William, Banker, Fort Wayne, I'D;
Geo W Rahbone President Of Branch OF Bank OF stsi'
Evansville. Ind;
L. q. Warren, Banker IerTe Hsute, Ind.
John W B1rsoB. Cashier Of Branch Bark, sHnce, IND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

MARION CIRcuIr CouRT.- The spring session
of the Marion Circuit Court commenced yester-
dsy Judge Finch on the bench
The following grand jury was sworn in.
Isaac " Phipps. foreman: Vim Wood, Alfred
Arnold. Samuel Shank. Vim. SupD. Thomas
Schooley. VIM B,rbee. George Brown. James
Davis George WoodfiIl, Eaton and W a.
liam Hill
The only criminal case set the Long
necker case, for Thursday, At 2 o'clock
The petit jury sill be sworn in day. and
other criminal cases set tor trial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
From Cairo.

Cs,so. March 27.-Vicksburg advices Of the
22i say that fifteen hundred and City OF our par
oiled prisoners arrived at camp Fisk. four miles
from that city, where they are now awaiting ex-
change Everything IL being done for their
comfort
The steamer Holmes, reported captured up
the Yszeo river, Ia. arrived at Vicksburg with
biz load of cotton from YazoO city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
SURETO REGULATES the BOWELS
Relief and Health 10 Ysur Infants.

We have put up cold article over % years.
and CAN SAY IN CoSFILE NCk AND TRUTH Of Il What
have ever been able 10 say % any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAlLkD IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CUkE. when timely used. Never did ws
know an nss Of dissatisfaction BY any who used
it. On the CONTRARY, all delighted with is opera
tons and speak In terms Of coumendaon Of It's magical
effects and medical virtues We speak In this matter
WHAT VIZ Do KNOW" after 10 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION foR IHH FULFIL
kEST OF WHAT VIZ HERE ID .CLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and relief will be found neen or twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Fal directions Tor using will accompany each bottle
Meme genuine unless the facsimile Of CT RTlS PER-
kINS. New York. H. on the outside wrspp<r.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

MERcHASr's E1cHAxoE. 1871 East AsHTSeTox
STREKr MIR George Irish and Mr James Ken
nedy. late Of the famous No. East Pear street
saloon, Florence proprietor. have takeathe meg
ni6centlv fued up Merchants Exchange, l9i
East Washington street. Messrs. Irish and
Kennedy are both courteous young gentlemen,
OF correct bvsibess habits, and their saloon will.
se predict. be one Of the most popular places Of
public resort in the city. 1916
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
NOTICE..

yuvHE HIGHEST PRICE WILL BIZ DIOR LADIES'
and Gents % clothing and all kinds Of
household goods at le5 Ksst Wassnsson street. Ho-
,eis and private re,,as1o sss % .nsn assrea
sndsdto. J. u SOLOMON,
foAy-Qf 11 ~1t -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

we advertisement IN ysar celanns 81 ARs.
uIssrow's SOOTHING SYRUP Eow. ne reser said
~orc in favor Of patent medicine before 10 life.
bet feel compelled say your rss<ersPaat this -
no huzbng-we have tried H. and know u 20 be eli A.
claims Is probably cf the NEST successful edi-
eines Of the day. becaase Il r. one Of the best And
those Of your readers Who have babies can't DO
than lay IN q supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

CASE Irxca. Feather Reoovsiors. 2s5 East
Ohio street TO ali whom n may concern:
This i 20 certify that the above frm renovated
= bed Of feathers for me. and take pleasure 10
SAYING The benefit realized BY the process far sur
passed my most sanguiDe expectations wherein
they we're dirty and sad. they are now clean and
lively az res feathers possibly be
25-3 DR. II. II. MooRE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

New ORLEANS. March II Thirteen thousand
barrels OF flour cleared Yesterday for New York
and Boston
The Steamship Evening Star lefs on Sunday
night via Havana
Light checks on New York, bali per cent die
count The Louisians State Bank has sGspen-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-Jsy Cooke re-
ports the subscriptions % the $50 loan to-day az
$2l 759. including 900 from Chicago; also
.s25 individual subscriptions OF $50 and 800
each.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
COM N E RClAL.
1T fsLEeaArx.
cincinnati Market.

CrNcIssArI March ~.
Flour quiet, but held nominal at 81 for super
ine and s. 25@7 30 for extra.
Red wheat sold at 81 60@l 65.
Oats declined TO ST. sc.
Corn dull and prices nominal
Rye 81 05 and 6rmer.
Barley declined to 81 20@l 30 and closed
dull
Whiskey srmer under the news, and 100 bbls
sold at 81 10. but the holders who took this rate
in the morning asked 81 Is a, the close.
Provisions frmer.
CITY mess pork could have been cold at S26 so
for bulk and l51ac for shoulders.
Seed dull and prices nominal.
Sugar 1898.
Tallow declined TO l2c for rendered
Coffee 3l934c.
Glover seed in demand at Sl3 so
Gold 81 So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
Telegraphic Dispatches.
asro.rsp sxr.s~1r con szs sAns srArs ssynsnI
TTor Morning Repsrt see Sirst Psgs.l
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Latest War News.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
THE FIGHT AT Eft. STEADMAN.
THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC AT WORK.
Heavy Losses Of the Rebels.
Capture of a Large Number of
Prisoners.
Later from New Orleans.
&c. &c. &C.. &c.
official war Ruiieun.
WAR DEPARrnksrs
.suFxgToN March 81 I-ES <

WAsHINGTON. March 2. Icb5. \
To Major Gen Dix:
The following official reports of operations of
the army of the Potomac on Saturday. and of
Gen Sherma1s operations since he left Fayette
vile. have been received this morning by the
department.
Gen Sherman was ~ Goldsboto on the 29th
of this month
No movements have been made on either side
before Richmond Petersburg since Saturday
night
Signed + N. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

REMOVAL John Parsons has removed his
book bindery into the building No 10. West
Maryland street. SchBull's block, where be will
be pleased to see his friends. Blank books, and
every kind of book binding executed promptly.
Having the most complete mandatory in the
west. he is prepared to bind for publishers the
most favorable terms. 24-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

~ Ladies OF Indianapolis. 90 to The Bee
Hive for all goods during the panic. All goods
are sciually marked down 30 per cent The
old price and the new both marked in plain fig
ures See the decline for yourselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

sF Senour. at the Bates House Drug store.
on Washington street. has large stock of
paints, ole. varnishes. and all articles required
by painters. that he IS selling low as any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

nIsR<sES OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL TRINA
~ RY AND SEXUAL >YSTENS-New and reliable
treaiment-D Reports Of the Howard Association-Senf
~ mail In sealed letter envelopes tree Of charge Ad-
yo.3 socth Ninth street. PhistelnAs.e aev7 ga IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
CITY Point, March 25th.

CITY Point, March 25th.
To Hon K M Stanton:
l am in receipt of Shermanis report OF opera
tons from the time be left Fayetteville up to the
% instant.
1t shows hard fighting resulting in heavy loss
for the enemy in killed and wounded, aud over
1000 prisoners in our hands His own loss, he
Gays. will be covered by $500 men since he left
Savannah. Many of than are but slightly
wounded
(SigDed U. S. GRANT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28
Rest. Health and Comfort 10
Mother and Child.

MRS. wIysLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teethng. softens the gnus, reduces Inflammation, AL
lays all pain, anc cures wind choc. Perfectly safe IN
all cases. We would say to every mother who has
suffering child, do not let year prejudice nor the pru
oces of others. stand between you and yozr suffering
child and the rel Il that viii be sureyes, absolutely
follow the of this medicine ftInely used
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-28

a The indianapolis correspondent of The
Cincinnati Gazette says ''the proposed new hos
pisal will be located outside the city limits I"
This Is right. and the suggestion made By Gen
Hovey To locate all the military camps on the
west bank Of White river, where the ground il
high and the drainage good. should be adopted