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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
AGENTS WANTED.

The way to get Prize IL this; Send twenty Ave
Cents TO US, end soon ~ receive 1t we will mail
you CertIfsdte showing what you are entitled to.
the article or articles pleas yon, send back the Ger
tihcate and One D9ltar and will forward you the
article matter how costly may he, together with
a full list Of all the articles TO bc disposed or II the
article not what you wish state when you send the
Oertihca'e ADD dollar what other article OF the same
value you prefer, and we will send H. II you wish
more than one Prize, send us 81, apd We VIII send
We have an tmmense assortment Of goods 20 dispose
OF and need Agents every where, 10 whom we otter
the most llboTRl Inducements Write distinctly, and
dIRARD ". DEvAUGH CO,
msw5t No. rs Maiden Lane, New York.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-13
PUBLIC SALE
The State Of Ohio,
HamllieA County,

bsS hs%Iis.s sisss e SoSaiS, SSIS' ss. I
DURSUANr 10 the command Of an order ior sale
/ from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton
County, ONO, and 10 directed will Odsr al pubc
sale the premises, in the city Of Dayton, Ohio,
Tuesday, June 90, A. ID. 1865,
At eleven O'Clock m, the following described raa
estate, TO wits All Of lot numbered three thausand
o0e hundred and fifty $3.50 the revised plat Of the
city OF DaytopyAn Montgomery county, Ohio, being
the same lotennyeysd N Lewis WhitemAn, sed,
by deed dated July l, 1884, and recorded IN book X,
No. g. page ., ef the records Of said Montgomery
county, =
And also, su.ef ots numbered tour thousand one
hundred aud twenty eight (4l2s), fur thousand one
huadred and slTy Two (40z), ana lou thousand one
hundred an thirty (4lS0) In said city OF Dayton,
Montgomery county, ohio, teing tho sains lots con
yeyed 70 Lewis Wbltemaay dece sed, by deed dated
July 2T, 165t and recorded in book No 2, page 2,
OF inc records last Aforesaid.
Lot Ma Al28 ValnedAt. 800
Lot No. aug Wl,ed at ~
Lot No 4l3O valued $50
TO be sold by order Of Court In The case wherein vii
liam y. IRWIN and others plainifs, aud CathRrine
L. Whiteman aud others are Defendants, In proceed
nls for the partition Of certain Tel estala Case No.
EJu06.l
erms Of sile-One third cash on day OF sale; one.
third Ia one year, and one third n two years with
erest; the deerrad payments t0 be secured BY notes
and mortgage upon the premises, the purchaser,
however 70 hAvethe privilege of paying ali cash doan
on day OF sale kiCHARD CALVIN,
sheriff of Hamilton Co., o., ana special OomT.
OALDWELL CoPPocK. Attorneys tf
Cincinnati, May ID, ,ls0b-hD4o,W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02
@enical.
How TO Keep in Good Health
|ANl AND d..
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

t.N j H |
1IHE primary cause of every disease that flesh N
l. heir to'Is Impurity OF the blood. The blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure
Among the principal causes Of impurlty OF the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness headache, con
fIs d Thoughts, eyes dull snd heavy, con
stpaion OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tOngh6 liver complaints, pains in the hack and legs,
Of Appetite sleeplesa nights, coic, cramp, pain
and ghtness OF the chest, heartburn, gont and rheu
nultsn puRing and purgng, chills and fevers more
or less accompanying these, and long train of troub
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the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition.
They particularly suitable for chronic and neFvoua
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keep supply OF these ias, as many diseasss are OH
waited by tder use, They are mild and safe jn1ed
cine, anu can be taken At any time without danger OF
taking cold, t ,t,.,. f,,l rai v,al.,f ta 44-u5r.
Sold by All druggists, sent TO any part on receipt
of twenty five cents an stamped envelope, address,
ed Dr. STRICKLAND, east Fourth street, oincnna,
| Il, uhiO.i Ha R1HHHI lHhl ii1f ~ tlhi i'N'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

or uARrpoRD, ooENECrICuT
prMlN snouLp INSURE HIs LIFE,

TI,HE ,F.na grants policies FOR LIFE, for . term @
OF years. Endowmeut policies ana ehlu' M ,sch eh no
dovment Also, Non Forleltlng P0lleles' on "noi Nv
navment il required amer ten years. . AL. .,,,,
Eive thousand dollars paid on two losses IN thsel'y
within the last six mouths -. -
Among ali The contryRnces Of men TO prOtec' ne
san,y circle from want, none can he found more SIM
Ma IN ,tn character, noble in its features, or certain
~ r. rasnIts Than Life Insurance. Its the prop Whloh
the dying husband caves to
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

he has preceded them INTO inI elsfnMy' Wien ~
Even wnse dsor sStsnss his conhdlng @ ordly
tats seemed least proptious In o rob death Of
sepse il is one great weapon Wy ""'N
ms Ia any husband, father SON ask tssS to me
% dIs to.uight, would those VINO s'o ''
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on SAFE From THE pAsss OF WANT

Would these chdreh have l site he ipdepen-
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toni They fear To ask them, aud CHERISH ,s VIZ fnoI
shat thew have a long lease life. rms is po'" '
ian aud COW ardly. The brave man
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--s-a hsD Jtt.f a,lf lilgutl gf1iil lu
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TRY sFRICKLAND's MHLAIFIUous COUGH
...n 49, -, lbALSAM, nnLllIuIIa M OWN

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Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
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Michel, Barr street. Cincinnati, says ahe has been 4
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of this Basau, aud has been better ever since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma TO
Try this valuable Cough BalsGm. Fifty cents per bot
tes Sold by ell druggists, snd manufactured NJ No.
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

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,,..o.a .r. a.,ir ,orrd iiver. ,,onstibation. 49,
a - s,,esr ~ sbsv III, not trv the celebrated
~ n AATATlnN R1TTERG
@FNuS
Which are now recommended oy 'he hghes' Hfeuic'N
sonosoaI et.ct Tbev are exeeedin ay agreeable, per.
G0cv nurs and must supereede all other toucs where
=. b,slthv. gentle shmulant is required.
,rnov nnr,fv. strensthen and inylgorate;
They create A''N'i'y "Pp'ee"" l-s
They are an snadote 70 eianEe o. wafer anu u'e'
fhey OVercolhe ei'ee'9 " H'D '''
They suengtnen lhe system anu .,e
Th4y purifv the breath and Acdity OF the stomach;
Tbey cure ,iyspensia and eonstipatio
Tbev eura dIarrhea cholera and cholera morbus;
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gteen sassAiras' roo'A Snu herpS' A
Iacty pure st- OroiA rum
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ma, et,ect Gaia lHe} a. W. ANDREWS,
- sunt so,diars, Uome. Cineiuuati.'
a#i.4 glts ---]1 t4
"l" z" The Plantation Bltlsrs have cured me Oh n'ei
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

, tho nn..eu hand OF the provdent father, reaehlng
sorb from the grave and still nourishlng ms
and keeping together the family, ny w. '''e 'N'''
son
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That hA may grapple wan III Ins wise man, thai he
NAV sudy lis nature aud paliate is threatening Lhe
means OF palhAton Al nand Of Easy access 70 all
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gu OK Err "

4 EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
il from Nervous Debility, &o., against endRngerlng
their health by patronzlng any Of the advertising
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by the adv ertser and by hundreds OF Others and IN
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address. Directto EDWARD h. TRAVkR,i
de29daw6m Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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with dispatch and 10 .d tas Fsrao

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10 egbuL ain5o7l 8dj u 'fqe1 aav .cjaI
al .msiol nal Il dsiiiuqr gv bns ,Iirnao aiai
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-02

Having one Of shs most eOmplets Printing l1sah ~ a
IahusnlA IN southern Ohio ourAaniutu Ot dougsI msho
Ends Of Work. Book. Plain or Orussnta brsum m ~oa
alas. Va have one o 80 hstes Prsapes, and have
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JOB Department, and pssPatsa % sEss veyk ,noa,
sith neaipsps and dpPAaeh noiaaspn adajaolq Iadio
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,na4 .a..... aHR iqAD
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9pIautatiull Btttrrs.
q. r--1aeo--x.

Persons OF sedentary habits troubled with weakness
assitude, palpislion OF the heart lack Of appetite,
,stress aer eating torpid liver, constipation, a.,
deserve to suffer II they will not try the celebrated
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
He Will be tried for High Treason
70 re m NJ Z w 8
GENERAL SOUTHERN NEWS
&C.. &c. &c. &c.


~
The following is a summary of the conclusion
Of the testimony taken Oh Monday:
The fourth examination OF the witness J z
Early elicfed no new facts concerning the init
macy of O'Ltughlin with Booth.
Lieut. Henderson testified be saw OLaughlin
IN Washington, April lith. and that lie told him
ne had An eng agement with Bsoth that day.
Daniel X J. Shrugg testified hat O'Laughliu
was intimate with Booth saw them cOnverslng
about the first OF April: there Was a third party
apd when | approached. OL.ughlin took me
aside snd said Booth was busy with his friend
talking privately
In his cross examination be said. he might
tsse asked o Laug b in 10 to take drink to which
he answered IN the way STATED; David Stanton
said lhat he saw OLAugIIn the nigat before the
ASSASSINATION at the house fthe secretary OF war
he was standing on the stoop, and asked me
" here the secretary of wsr was. told him be
was standing on the stoop; O'LaughIin remained
there Till requested him to 20 of, when point
cd the secretary war ou; be did Dot 20 10 him
ID & Reed testified that be saw join n Sur
rat in Washington the day OF the Assassination !:
hove TO him and received bow in return He
noticed that he wore spurs al the time
Peter Glatterwili testified that Booth came 10
his restaurant next to the theatre the ght OF the
assassination. about 10 O'Clock and took drink
of wh.skey lie then went out, and IA III MINI
ties after he heard OF the assassination OF the
president. | saw Harold the same night or the
night before He inquired for Booth; is was be
tween SIX AMI seven o'clock.
J. Nj Dye testified that he was setting IN front
of Ford's theatre, about o. IN. on the l4th OF
April and saw an elegant dressed man come out
ot the theatre aad talk To two rough looking per
sons herd the we'll dressed man say, think he
will come out nov, referring, he supposed. 10
the pse..Gent. lie then went into The saloon.
stAid long enough to get drunk came out as il
ne vas becoming intoxicated and whispered 10
The rough looking man. and went into the pas
sage that leads 10 the stage; then the smalles:
one stepped Up Just as the well dressed one ap-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

~ We are called on 70 record the death Of
smother Of the venerable pioneers Of Indiana On
yesterday. at 10 o'clock AN. Martin N. Ray.
ST., of this city. departed this life. sged seventy
years The deceased WAS an elder brother OF
the late Governor Ray. Of this state. de vas
born on The 18th day Of August. l795. 10 The
state of Kentucky. and was one Of large
family of brothers and sisters whose descendants
are scattered over different parts OF Indiana, IL
linois and Ohio. The deceased vas a lawyer by
profession, and occupied a prominent position at
the bar. Ia eastern Indiana. aud took 20 ineon-
siderable part 10 the early politics Of that region
After retiring from the profession be removed to
this CIV where be has continued to live with bis
family ever siLce.
When Eastern Indians was distinguished for
the ability Of her bar. be stood among that gen.
Grafton Of eminent lawyers, composed 10 part OF
O. H. Smith, James Raidsn. Caleb Smith
and Samuel Parker His political career never
betrayed q taste for partisan strife or ansmbl-
ton for official position He was elected twice
20 the legislature Of Indiana, and served with
distinguished ability and with marked satisfac
ton to bis constituents of Wayne county. For
a great many years he had been devoted mem
Der Of the Methodist church. and was remarka-
BILE for his moral rectitude and quiet atten lion
to the great duties of q christian life.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. NJ

NEW York, May 10.
Flags on the City Hall and other public buildines
were raised to fnll mast yesterday. Buildings
on Broadway and other thoroughfsres are re-
suming their usual appearance, and at the end of
the week all the mourning will probably De
moved.
Since las, Friday 1900 emigrants arrived at
that port.
The Tribune published an imperial decree is
sued Atthe city of Mexico on March 4ih. decIar
ing all contracts for land or other property made
by Juarez 10 be Of no value. -f
IL is announced that the pirate Shenandoah
sailed for Melbourne. Hes destination is IN
known
The Herald's Washington special says; The
last of the suspended acquisitions of the navy
department were passed by Sec McCullough..to
dav.
The Tribunes special says il is believed i'm
practicable 10 have the contemplated grand
review Of the army.
The verdict in the Harris case. Is understood
TO have been referred by the judge to the secre
| tary OF var. It's nature has not TRANSFERRED
An agent OF Barnum's was here o-day, and
| offered $500 for the clothing in which Jsd Davis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tB- A petition was presented to the council or
Monday night. numerously signed. asking 10,
council TO take charge Of the city cemetery. and
build substantial fence At the expense OF the lot
owners. IL appears ~ Us that the plan of looking
TO the lot owners is impracticable but as there
person TO take charge OF the cemetery III,
council should do so. build substantial fence
and see that deeorum and good order is kept il
and around the grounds The sexton stated thai
the cows broke through the fence every day. and
sometimes two aud three times day, and that
II required constant watchiuloess, and a great
deal OF trouble 10 prevent them breaking down
the shrubbery and tramping down graves We
have already alluded 10 this matter two or three
times. out believe Il y nov in the pro per hands to
zee that the city Of the dead-the last resting
place Of many near and dear friends and fela
tives-~il be protected from the ravages of the
town cows.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
~ew York Market.
NEW YoRK, May 10.

NEW YoRK, May l6.
Cotton Soc for middling.
Flour 501I0c loxer;.at SO 30@6 40 for extra
state; Sc 9D@7 % for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. 30G9 25 for trade brands
Whisky 81.
Wheat dull 81 3216al 40 Tor Chicago
spring; Milwaukee club 81 &c; amber Michigan
81 66@l SO; White state 81 90. Rye soc
Corn. new mixed western 90G9lc; new white
60692c; yellow. 81 90 Oats 5l453c
Clover seed sl3 so. Timothy $3.50. Barley
steady
Wool dull.
Coffee dull. Sugar. IO@lO1a Molasses &c
Petroleum firm; 36c for crude, 5ld5i1Sc fol
refinedin bond, and 7l@7l15c for free.
New mess pork s23 l2@24 on; $2l 50@22 OF
for 63-'64: so 10 for prime. and SIS 5OG
~ 90 tor prime mess. Plain mess beef $i2 W
"a rs 90: extra mess. $40 00620 90; beef hams
26a2ec. Cut meats; l4(9lsc for shoulders
aud l6Ia6lS3zc for hams. Bacon; l4@l4Ilc
Cor Cumberland cut; l41ac for long ribbed, and
I6c for short ribbed
Lard l5L6lsc Butter. l4d23c for Ohio
ana 2i935c for State. Cheese 1890. Rice
dull
Money. per cent Sterling lO93<@uC
for first class bills. Gold opened at 81 3I3<
closing at 81 3074
Government stocks without decided change.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

MILITARY CHANGES -Captafa James c Will
sou has been dropped from the rolls on account
of absence from his command while under char
ges
lst Lieutenant A G. Wood. l23d: LIST lieu
tenant A c. Gardner. $50; aud adjutaut ThOs
E johnson, i40th have been honorSbly DIS
charged on account of disability
Capt John u. Warueck, 32i; 81 lieutenant
Chauncey =. B,niord. 39.h. have res gned on &C
count OF business Affairs ist lieutenant Sd mi
Hostetter. lash. on account OF disability
Col W Orr and % Lieutenant A O. Buckley
2Gth. have been mustered out and honorsoy di>-
charged on account OF their services being 10
longer needed.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

vost Anirevs and General Dns. left Mobile OF
the eth for Meridian. to parole Dick Taylor,
| forces.
Governor Wells and EI- Mayor kennedy have
gone to Washington
The late troubles between the civil and mill
| tsry authorities cause their visit.
General Hamilton, military governor OF TEXAS,
has also gone to Washington
IL IL reported that grand expedition has been
organized 10 90 to Texas -rr.a.ef
Governor Clark Of Mississippi. issued al ad-
dress to the people. stating thar General Taylor
surrendered all his forces east'of the Mississippi
river. with all the governm ent cotton. quarter
master, commisesry. ana other stores All Off
GERS. and persons in possession Of public stores,
10 be held to strict accountability. and embez-
zlers arrested.
The legislature. called to meet on the 18th,
will doubtless order state convention
The state officers are directed 10 Immediately
return 10 Jackson with the archives of the state
The county officers enjoined to be vigilant
10 the preservation OF order aud sheriffs are en-
powered 10 call out the posse commitatus aud
militia. aad keep arms for this purpose. The
state laws must be enforced as they now are
until repealed. and masters will be held respon-
sible heretofore for the protection and conduct
of their slaves.
All citizens earnestly advised to unite in
Use preservation VI peace. arrest mdrhuoers and
robbers. and fearlessly adhere to the fortunes of
the state. and meet facts with fortitude and com
mon sense
Ii is believed this address will materially has
ten the reorganization of the state govern ment
Gen. Dana called convention for reorgsniza-
ton, but the time was too short for full represeu-
taton. and efforts are being made to postpone il
TO a more distant day. and have il meet at Jack
son instead of Vicksburg.
The cotton belonging to the confederate gov
eminent, east of Louisiana, Mississippi. Alsba
ma. and West Of Florida having been surrender
ed to the United States government. its sale or
transfer to persons. except officers of that gov
eminent, is prohibited by order of General
Candy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

POLICE CouRr His honor had busy time
yesterday morning. having eleven frail beaWies
before him Aon Coburn. Mary Dennison and
Kate Smith were each fined $40 and costs for
keeping a house of Ill fame
'a Moilie Brys Kate Ball, lama Patterson,
Mary Million. Jenny Rise. Nellie Carney, Betsy
Campbell. and Annie Mitchell. all frail fair ones
were hned five dollars and costs for being occn-
pants of houses of ill-fsme, aud William G
Haynes was fined Ave dollars and costs for visit
ing house of i'll fame. Making over $40 fine
in one day for the benefit of the school fund,
most of which was paid.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17
BUSINESS NOTICES

NV MERCHANT TAILOR SHoP.-Mr. J Hurrle
has opened a new merchant tailor shop at No. &c
South Delaware street, in this city he keeps
the finest assortment of gents furnishing goods
which be manufactures TO order. He employs
none but the best workmen and warrants all his
work give entire satisfaction Prices as rea
sonable as at any similar shop in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

4
In THE SUPREME CoURr.
ISDIAsAPoLIs. IND. May 10. 1865
Ordered by the Court.
4. That the docket will be called, as usual. OF
Wednesday. the third day OF the term. at which
tine causes may be submitted. according TO Law
The causes will be afterwards called for argu-
ment. commencing with the first circuit and pro-
seeding by circuits in numerical order The
first circuit will be held on Thursday the fourth
day, at which time notice will be given as to the
future call. The'clerk will give notice accord
ingly. - 7frgs.1t 7a
s. By order of the Court. sa i0 i o. u
s ATTEST. r14. Lac. NosIH, 80
tsvol rGs1oar A.Cleik 3. @.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

cE- The Geranium. Kentucky avenue. is
crowded every day by ladies to get some of Hez
eklah's splendid icecream and soda water The
entrance TO the ladies saloon is entirely separate
from the bar and supper room, so that ladies can
visit il without interruption As long Heze-
kish makes such excellent cream and has such
attentive walters. be will receive the patrouae e
of the ladies. Is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

III Yesterday, in the circuit court. Major, j
W Gorden. who had been appointed by the bar
To deliver eulogy the lite and character of
the late Oliver B. Torbett, a member of this bar,
performed the duty assigned him by his breth-
rem. In an elaborate and elegant address. which
We will publish hereafter. At the close of his
address. Major Gordon presented the resolutions
adopted by the bar in last December. which were
spread upon the records of the court, and the
court thereupon adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

tB- Squads of soldiers are daily passing
through the CITY on their way home, having been
mustered out Of the service They generally
look hale and hearty. with occasionally ale
face that looks as If the owner was just from the
hospital
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

DoSr MISS THE CHANCE to secure on next Mon
day one OF the best sites for a suburban home in
the vicinity of the city. Everybody knows that
the neighborhood OF Crown Hill is at a higher
elevation than any ground around the city See
notice of sale of suburban property at auction by
Wilev < Martin It's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

eE- The city is filled with strangers, and in
the list Of arrivals at the hotels We notice many
prominent citizens Of the state The sitting of
l.. the United States Circuit and the Supreme
courts Of the state with the annual meeting OF
the Mssons and Odd Fellows is the canse of the
large influx Of strangers at this time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-05-17

CIRcuir CoURr In the Marion Circuit Court
Yesterday the trial OF Buffalo Jack. alias John A
DowDey, for murder in the second degree was OH
hand The evidence was all in, and the case
probably went to the jury last night W. W
feathers was the attorney for the state and J
Coburn, Esq. for the defendent