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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

VIZ learn that the State officers who recently
visited the city Of New York, TO examine the
accounts Of Colonel John G. Walker, late Agent
of State. have concluded their labors. and hnd
that all Of the means laced IN bis hands oy The
officers Of State have been accounted for They
will make a report to the Governor which will.
no doubt, contain some reflections upon the mar
ner 10 which the Office has been managed. and
recomnend some legislation upon the subject
Indianapolis Josrnsl.
Our neghbor has been abusing Colone
WALKKs a. q Traitor, "defsulter," &c, io
the past rear. but i. turns out. according 10 il
own authority. be Is all right. What nett
The Journal seems to take especial pains 10 plac
itsslfin position 70 eat its own words. Hos
about the State debt. the tariff. &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
HOME FOR INvALIDS.
81. JOHNS HOME
FOR
i ~ v A l. L ID -

INREQuENT APPLICATIONS TO HARBoR THE SICK
II and give them the OF a nurse. have induced
the Sisters Of Providence TO open Infrmary which
prepares them 10 give, ia time Of sickness an asylum
persons who have regular home, and Who conse.
quenty, suffer greatly those times from the want OF
good care and OF proper accommodation. The need
such an institution has long since been felt; Rev A.
Bessonies whose duty often calls him to the sick ROOM
seeing the good that an lnyad's Home would do has
within the last two years requested the Sisters Of Prov
dence TO commence one, and II IL at his repeated
ge.uons that the Sisters make attempt, hoping
TO benefit all those who may find themselves in the stua
ton above alluded to
The intention Of the managers is 10 establish the
house principles Of charity well Of benevolence
ard the basis upon which 1t Is founded WILL when In sue
eessls operation, enable IL 10 provide for It's sup
port. The inyalids that have means and Who will be-
long to the class OF sick boardes will pay the price set
down per week but this charge will be reduced In favor
OF those whose mited this
will be proportioned TO the of Let IL
not be understood that the destitute will be excuded
them specially Will the hand OF mercy be extended, 50
far the house will be able to give them gratuitous
admittance j. only TO be added that on their behalf
some assistance will be needed
The fund arising from the receipts OF the sick boa
ers WILL It is expected, in time support the establish
ment; but until then, IL Is hoped that the citizens view
ing II Ayoraoiy and taking interest In H. will, for the
present, help towards its maintenance. Though be-
gins on small beginnings, the usual mode Of benevo
lent institutions yet considerable expense Is required In
the start; house had TO be found, sufficient furniture
purch aSed and every days living provided for To de-
fray the first expenditures the Sisters had on hand s5
collected from ST. Johns congregation the occ aston
OF lecture given by Rev. Father kroy for the benefit
OF this infrmsry, then in project also SIS and sI5O
mated by individual parties, making In all s3Oo with
this sum the house was furnished with the Indspensa
bic requirements Counting the well known chanfa
bic disposition Of the community large, aims will be
looked fer; the gifts may be groceries, goods farn
tare, market provisionsal will be thankfully received
and applied In eject the serv &c Of the reduced and
destitute invalds, for whom only the aims are solicited
twenty-five dollars worth Of groceries received
soon a. the house WAS ned the donor l. thanked
her liberal oenefacton aad ready will give her aid
The building fitted up for ST. Johns Home Is on south
Tennessee street, No. las
Price per week, during the winter season, for sick
0oarders, with the best accommodations lad, &c
lnvalids select their physician.
FOR admittance apply Sister Superior -. Jehn's
Home. Applications also be made TO Rev. A. Bes-
sonies. SISTERS or PROVIDENCE
oetl0-d6t4w3s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

TT General H,rdee. OF the late Confederate
army, was the recipient. in Mobile, the other
day, Of a handsome compliment. in the shape OF
dinner, rendered bin BY several Of the United
States army officers on duty at that place Gen
uemen can appreciate gentlemen. under what
ever circumstances they may meet
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
NOTICE.
Notice Of Dissolution.

FuNHE partnership heretofore existing between ID.
L undersigned. under the frm name Of FLETCHER A
DAyIDGE has this day been dissolved by mutual cen
C h DAvdge will continus the bsslnes. and /.
authorized TO settle all accounts VI the late fru
T. y. FLETCHER,
c. " DAvID6K-
Indianapolis. oet ,, lso5. octe-dst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
WANTED.
BOOK BINDERS.

1.-TWO good Printed For~arders. Blank Book For
j waTder aud one Paper Ruler. Good wages anS
steady employrs nf given. address.
JOHN P NORTON = Co.,
octl2 de- Lousvlle, Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

sE Boston has population of 400 900. with
lie suburbs and property valuation Of nearly
$500 900 900. Il Is probably the richest city.
according TO population, 10 the world
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

rUNHERE WILL gE A SPECIAL MEETING or INDI-
annapolis Chapter No. ). this lfridayl evening, al
o'clock, for work CHAS. FISHER Seo'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

u The death of Judge Constable is confirm.
cd. De vas one Of the most ssumable and sc-
complished gentlemen Ia the country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
The Political Phenomenon i'm Massa
Chusetts.


The Democrats of Massachusetts have nomi.
mated General Couch for Governor. General
Couch is a gallant officer, and has served his
country faithfully all through the war.
The Republicans. on the other hand have no mi
mated Mr.. Bullock, one of the stay at-homes du-
ring the war, as their candidate. This is Ger
tainly very remarkable state Of affairs IN. Y.
Herald
Pray what is there phenomenal in thisY The
Republicans OF Massachusetts, were distinguished
throughout the war as stay athome party
They not only secured this country from Maine
10 California for whts aud negro substitutes to
bill their quotas but sent agents 70 Europe and
bought up aud brought over by the ship load
the off.colrings of the great cities TO do their
fighting These IRE historical facts. Why. then
is il not strictly accordance with the fitness of
things that they l0ud prefer one Of their own
kidney instead ola gallant Democratic soldier
for GoyernoIf-Rocaester Union.
Coat on FRoG CLARK COUNTY, lLL.-Ihe oil
well being bored in Clark county, Illinois, COM
menced flowing on Friday last. Yesterday We
were shown a sample of the oil from this well
and from all appearances il IS the genuine stuff
The specimen will be Oh exhibition At the Sher-
man House, where our citizens can call aud ex-
anime il for themselves. The well IS located about
eighteen miles west o. Marshall .-Terre Haute
Courier
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Treasurers Statement, September,
1866.

STATEAEST SHOWING THE RECEIPTS AND DIS
- oursenents Of the Treasury Of the STATE
Tor the month OF September. ls65, to wit:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

~ The Day OF Judgment is coming. LIS
sEus BIRRr has JUS. recovered a judsmen,
IN the Supreme Court at Poughkespsie. for
$500, ssains. he United States Marshal for lie
sal arrest and Imprisonment, in 1861 There il
q lively time ahead for the Stantons and But
lers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
WAN D.


4 SITUATION BY A FIRsT-CLAss BOOK-KEEPER
N and Accountant Of several year, experience. The
beet Of reference furnished. Address 81 B., at tts
efice. octl3 d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
AP PIES.

APPLES.
A FINE LOT OF WINTER APPLES IN STORE ANO
N Tor sale by GEO. w. DEBEVOIsE A 90
General Commission Merchants
Octlz-dJt No. 4 Louisiana street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

Arrival Of Rev. Lorenzo ID. Huston.
After the most desperate attempts to prevent
IL, the Rev Lorenzo n Huston has been re-
leased from his arbitrary military arrest. and is
now in this city. he was spirited Of from Lou
isviIle TO Nashville but at the latter place the
order from Gen Grant overlook the parties hav-
Ing hin IN custody, and the rascally purposes OF
private malice could De carried no further
The bad men inside the Church, aud the mill
tary authorities outside. who lent themselves TO
their aid, have been thoroughly defeated. and the
distinguished and eloquent pastor returns TO the
Church, whose spiritual interests ne is so we'll
qualified to have charge. We are under the i'm
preston that be will not be molested further. and
are sure that his enemies will hide their dimn-
lshed heads in modification and shame.-Cincin-
natl ENQUIRER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13

JOHN MORRISON, Treasurer of State.
T. B. MCCARTHY. Auditor Of State
octl3-d&wlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-13
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON.

Who WILL besides giving his sensational piroueti@ ACT
and the terrhc hurdle act. ycept 'Robinsons Ride ~
Introduce bis infant son. Master Clarence Ia series n
classic casthsnlcs
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13
WN1lfeA....AECNtS,

EETANTED-Agonts in every County and Township
wv In Northern Iowa, for our Maps, Charts, En-
cravings, Photographs, Prints. ETC., ETC., which we
{afnish in great variety terms which allow agents
large profits. Our Chart VICTORY contains the
exact portraits Of fifty Union Generals Send for cir
cular. Address, with stamp, SrONER COLE, Is
last Third Street. Cincinnati, Ohio. 2m462
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

McGrcgor Western Railway.
ron and after Tuesday, May I'd, Trains will leave
! Ind Atrivs - follows:
{. ~ S41 ~ TRAINS LEAVE.
Nerth Mc0regor, ITO A. NJ and $50 P. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE. .r
North McGregsr, 1900 NJ and 3:15 P. n.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13


North McGregsr, 1900 NJ. and BIS p. NJ.
Milwaukee T. Pr. lu CHEN Railway
.e46iAsEl asre. TRAINS DEPART s.'# EsEni-
Mail and Day Express Passenger,"""7:15 A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger. 4:l0 p. u.
TRAINS ARRIvE
:. Nail and Day Express Passenger. p. n.
Night and Express Passenger. ....6:45 A. n.
----~s
-aChiceSo = North.Vestern Railway.
ssA911 Winter Arrangement. ar#
On and after Monday, November 2Sth, trains will
leave and arrive at Chicago, as follows:
WISCONSIN DIVISION.
"a LEAVE. ARRIVE.
psy Passsnssr =. .". s:eo .. s 800 NJ
Night 4:U r. M. o:UU a. M
Woodstock Accommodation. 300 P. NJ. 1000 A. NJ.
JAnseville Passenger p. NJ. 2I6 7. NJ
Madison ...........4:3O p. N. 2:15 p. n.
Sleeping Carr on all Night Trains.
q. n. WHEELER, GEO. L. DUNLAP,
@-N General Ticket Agt General Supt.
AgBUY FRESH GROUND OSwEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALH CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 SON-En
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13
To Parties Going East.

We have more pianos than any house in New York,
Boston Philadelphia, and will pay any persons ex-
penses to Chicago who prove that he luy the
same quality Of instrument in those cities after
adding freight, than at my warc-rooms in Chicago
We wish distinctly understood that keep from IS
to 100 pianos constantly hand-he largest dealers
stock in the United States.
REED SONS.
Mrs. NJ E. Moore 10 Agent at Luana for the sale of
these valuable instruments Orders left with her will
be as promptly filled, and at low prices as if the
purchaser were in Chicago. Mrs. Moore has one of
these instruments exhibition and IL teaching class
of young ladies at her residence.
Luana, Clayton Co., Iowa, August 9th, '65. AGO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13
Musical Instruments
What the Papers Say.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE, JANUARY %, 1865.
A a season of the year when by accepted custom
"A the general aspect of the twelve months being
reviewed. it is very natural and appropriate to select
individual instances proofs of prosperity in special
departments of trade. Take, for example, Reeds Tenn
pie Of Music McCormicks marble building. the
Of Randolph and Dearborn Streets and the fact is
readily susceptible of proof from their books that In
the past eighteen months Mr. Reed has sold 700 sevsn
hundred) pianos, and nearly 500 Give hundred) melo-
deems and monitor organs at an average cost of $500
for the former and 500 for the latter We have then
for the aggregate $4,000 the amount Of bust
done by this single house, to leave out of account
their new department Of sheet music only months
since established This list of pianos sold comprises
instruments from some fifteen Of tho best Eastern
makers in New York and Boston-froM Chickering's
Grand at $780, to those of less prctcntous merit
Mr. Reed has purchased $4,000 worth of piano stock
in New York house alone This extensive business
has we'll attested Mr.. Reeds sagacity in location and
the value of breadth in the of his triple stores
These facts not alone to be set down to the credit
Of single house, but part Of the numerous proofs
similar in character to the magnitude of Chicago
piano market and that no one need 60 east of the
Lakes to buy piano. Mr. Reed well deserves his sue
cess and the the better of such houses should
the motto of all interested in the growth and advance
ment of our city.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

News and Items. , Gs.a ~rr
Ex Gov. VIM. Medill, Of Ohio, died on
/, the I'd inst.
It's said the Haytien government have
asked aid of the U. S. to suppress the re-
bellion in that country.
Gen. w. r. Marshall has been nominated
for governor on the republican ticket in
Minnesota.
Gen. L. Fairchlds is the republican no.
minee for governor of the State Of Wiscon-
sin. rg.g .a... ....
The amount of appropriations made at
the last session of the 3S.h Congress was
$500, o76. 62s, SO.
JEFF. Davis has been granted the priv.
lcgs Of writing to his wife. 1.H
Ex-rebel G en-. Bcauregard has arrived At
Vera Cruz "a ..# q
The citizens Of indianapolis, Indiana.
are being sorely troubled by the acts Of
certain desperadoes constantly prowling
about the city.
On the LIST September catching trout
ceases, by law, in Minnesota. NOT I'LL
Apriisist can the work Of capturing the
spotted beauties be resumed. In Winona,
We see by the Republican they have 4
"Fishing Club and on Christmas Of each
year the club have gay banquet givenlst
the expense of the member who has
caught the largest trout during the season;
there are tSo contestants for the honor this
year. Dis @|
d John Brough, late Governor Of Ohio,
deceased two weeks ago was formerly =
printer. boy, then editor Of the Cincinnati
0asstte, then stump orator and rival o:
Tom Corwin, then r. r. man, then
politician, q Governor and now "food for
worms" ."a. .v.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-13

j. e. The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and
lar music, for $50 to 5000 EACH Thirty-Fire Gold
S ilver Medals, other first premiums awarded them
illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON 4
HAxLIr. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, Ny. yi64
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
GUNNER Retreats.

TJIGULAND DELL BOARDING-HOUSE.
This Rouse 10 now open 70 receive summef oos'Is"s
4 beautifully located spur OF the Blue Moon
burg Station Livery attached, no bar kept For TURNER pr
tc,iars apply 70 CHARLES FOULhE fropre'o5
Wy -P'' Strouasburg Monroe Co.. Penn.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, by IL. q. SfEh.
w RY--Thi. establishment viii be open on or about ~
Isl OF June The house contains eighteen rooms six
large and airy bedrooms has gas and water .srous-
ouf Mo hon 20 has fountain and good stream :
large stabng for NOISES and carriages perfect view OF -
river and surroundings The main building fronts on ne A.
bany road with perfect view of the surrounI>~n isoS
n cannot be surpassed in the country. Tie house viii
nhei edstey with the most costly that can be ksI
chased from r. Stewart aud other Ike Embellishments
this cy AM to be fornd present at my daushtsrs rso
d.nce No. 2s6 Fourbave. southwest corner o5 TSenv
foGrths- ..L H. w. Oh Ni''>''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
Nle0ieal

VOUR YOUTH and MANHOOD RE-
L SrORED-No matter from what can.es You have iose
YOU may be vgor yours asen No future. Use Or.
RICORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE. In ease. with tnstruc.
tions, ga four quantities in ~ 7. ROLAND. sole
agent fo the United States No ~ Broome st n l. CO.
culau sent ea rsutssucs Of fous ytsGPs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
BOARD ano Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOM to LET-with or with
out Board In hrst house Call q northeast coz
per OF Hudson and Barrow SITS entrance In Bsrrow'st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS I'D
j 4 LET-To Gentlemen only. Breakfast If ncce.,srys
re'eences required Apply at No. iSz East foryint0~s
near Second-sve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
6ouses ano farms Wanteo.

XNANTED-A HOUSE. LOT and GARDEN,
w or a SMALL FARM in the vicinity OF New.York.
Please eddress nvny particulars AGRiCULTURlsT Stasiss
D. NewYork City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

-copfImsd jug H. l3p, tho amour, TO be charged by q
Comptroller TO the appropriate account
Which carried
The papei ~ lien laid over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
CITY GOVERNMENT.


O~umA.I SrArKD SKssIOH-May n iso'. :
Jones PIe.idsS Ad1 Anne. Ksiy
.Esstsr.on Ottwell, O bnen. Van Voorhis - .,,a,
TGe Ptcsdept being sb.en. a, roca on motion o. ~,
nan NoRros. ALDERMAN Ryers WAS spPo'neo '"'''" ~
Sem .rnyovsd
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were Ieaannu sPP'
The President here appeared aud took the ohsA
By the PRIGDENT- 4, px, ,.,w..r
Psssa Of citizens doing bu'ius" in the Bowery
Hsst~r ma to have the incunosIces re
Moved tasrsom Whereupon the following resolution wa'
bdopted ,,., h. aud IN. gam. 1.
Rsso,ssd That the Street Commissioner Of u ne e
ne owery between Hester and Cans'se'' 70 os
SmmsdEely.
Which q adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
FARM FOR SALE.

The sphriber o.rs for .aIe bis FARM trsted 81 Esst
scen,sct lis Acres IN tire tstc OF cultiv
lion with good bulldogs snd the orchard This um being
In is section Of the codntrys further descp.
ton Is IN, refore unnecessary. Apply 70 - .
49, IIelo JAMES II. BRINKHRHOFF ~
H,rken.srk May Ia, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31
Real Gstate for Sale.

n Stool crops rming implements; good house and barn;
peach orchard herd OF c, horse wood, CON- potatoes,
oats aahy location; Ice 80 SO; easy One 5acref
house burn ~ 1cs IN New Jersey one mile from depo
$500 One 25-acre, house, barn acres wood, l,s@
Apply to r. ZEGLIO, No Y Centre-<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-31

y (C,UtVU MORTGAGE, IN one or mote sums,
~ Real state a. this City Brooklyn. Apply to JOHN
:. CONREY. No. 81 Waist Room No 6.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
cleveland Wholesale Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 2, 1855.
F~IOur-DplI and unchanged. City brands held
at 81 90 for Xxx red sl2,O for Xxx white. Country
brands Xxx red ss,6O@lo,5 90; do Xxx white slO,2 Is
@11,5O.
Wheat-Yery dull, but prices without quotable
change, though irregular. The only reported sale
to-day is / car new No. 2 red at sl,S5. ir
COrn-Dul. Held nominaIly at CSC for old No.
2 mixed; SOC for new.
Oats-ouiet and steady. saIeI car Ohio from
store at 43c.
Rye-Dull and nOmipal.
BarIey-InactiVe and nominal.
Dressed HOgsHQuiet at 1O@I1c for heavy.
POrk-ouiet and lower. Mess held at $50, 90
Clear ss4,OO.
L~nrd-Lower. Held at 22c for city-rendered
in tierees, CSC for do in kegs.
Mess Beef-steady at $500 for eity-paeksd.
Butter-Qu'et. Good to choice Western Re-
serve held at 35@ssc; Central SO9Ssc.
C~heese-ouiet. Coed to choice Western Re-
serve and New York l6@21c.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

j. C. SAGE, Secretary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

.
ARREST AND EXAMINATION OF EDWIN PAR
soys-It will be remembered that an Irish
man named Jerry 'Dooley, living on the
West Side, came to his death late at night
on the 18th of November, by falling off a
West Size street car. He had been wrang-
ling with Edwin Parsons, an Englishman
of this city, about Fenianism, and Dooley
was making an effort to drag Parsons off the
car at the foot of Vineyard street hill, when
he suddenly fell and broke his neck. Par
sons, it will be remembered, gave himself
up to the authorities upon the claim of the
friends of the. deceased that Parsons knock
ed Dooley off the car. He was spot exam
ined, however.
The friends Of Dooley, not satisfied, had
the body exhumed a few days ago, and an
examination made of the same by Drs.
Thayer, Messenger and Storey. Mr.. Par
sons was arrested on the charge of assault
ing with intent to kill, and was called for
examination. Saturday afternoon, before D
stephan, Justice of the Peace. John E
Carey, Esq, p~roseeutes the case, ana Messrs
Kelley and Griswold conduct the defense
Several witnesses were examined, among
them superintendent Kidney, who was q
witness. Of the encounter OF the parties ana
the fall of the deceased. The case was moi
| concluded. but postponed to Wednesday
next The testimony thus far taken does
net look toward an issue ~unfayorable to de-
fendapt,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

VALUE OF A THICK SKULL.-Edward Glib
bons, private Waterman on Superior street,
found a negro attempting to make entrance
into Hover & Co.'s store, corner Seneca and
Superior streets, about half-past four o'clock
yesterday morning. He has been watching
those premises very closely the past three
weeks, since no less than three attempts
have been made in that time to enter said
store burglariously. He opened the little
gate on the Seneca street side of the store,
about midway of the building, descended
the stairs, and discovered the basement
window lowered from the top, and one end
of a hay-rake handle resting on the sash,
while the other end had a bent nail driven
into it and was resting on a pile of goods in
the basement. Mr.. Gibbons knew his bird
must be whereabouts, and descending still
lower, and flashing the light of his dark
lantern under the stairs, saw Mr.. Thief
braced up against the wall. He assembled
the stairs, closed the gate, and called for
help, to make sure of his man, fearing he
might get away, since he had left his re-
volver at home. The negro began ascend
ing the steps. The Waterman told him he
would beat his brains out with his zane if
he came up but up he came, warding off
from his head the heavy blows as best he
could with his arms. Before help arrived,
the negro sprang over the railing and fed
down Seneca street, pursued by the watch
man, and made his escape. Mr.. Gibbons
regrets that he hadn't his revolver.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

Crude is in fair request but refined is less active.
Sales 2OOO bbls crude on the spot at 4c 1000 bbls
all the month at 6l1l; 1000 bbls for January at
4e2, and 1000 bbls refined in bond at 6sdOO.