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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

Fee simple of twenty acres OF the Barrett Farm,
on Pithole Greek. All fiat boring land, situated
above the well just struck by the United States
Petroleum Company, now flowing 250 barrels daily.
No better selection be found the whole creek
for oil purposes Wells will be Immediately put
down on this property.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30
MRS. w. G. BROWNS
CELEBRATED
Poor Richards Eye Water I

VIII make the weakest eyes strong, --removing an
inflammation and humor. Every one should use It, az
Il proves the prevention of disease. 80 ~ -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

wewould call special attention to the following
companies: rHI9lr lo 1r9 .rl8.I-uait ss
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-30

Fee simple Of twelve cores Haworth Farm PithoIe
Creek. A most beautiful site. All Dor ng land. A
short distance above the great United States we'll
believed to be fully valuable as the celebrated
Smith Farm on Cherry Run. Wells will be sunk on
this property immediately. arga lar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

PHILApELrHIA March 81 - Subscriptions re-
ceived yesterday at the government agency
amounted TO 50 l25 $50 interruption BY the
food of tetegr ,phic and mail communication for
the last three days has seemingly diminished or.
ders but IL is almost certain that the 30's now
n the market will he entirely gone before Sstur-
dsy night 0nly 800 600 900 are left Anxiety
to secure investments, which Increases with the
increasing decline in gold. promises to lead to
the absorption of the whole OF this issue within
few days
Jaw Cooke reports sales off sos under 70 the
amount of s3.075 400. the largest single sub
scrip,ion from the west was Bridgeport 1922 500
and from the esst for 100000 Ia Balimore
there were 2l56 individual subscription, for
sums Of $50 and 500 each
The entire cavalry force has crossed 20 the
south bank of the Pamunky river and is now
engaged ia recruiting preparatory to nes move
ments
The rebel General Longstreet. with hi- corps,
is supposed 20 be in the vicinity of the White
House, for on the eve Of the arrival OF Sheridan
At that place frequent skirmishes occurred be-
tween bis advanced pickets and unknown bodies
of the enemy. who appeared to be prowlng about
FOR a encounter with his forces.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

Nav YoKx, March 81 The City OF London
from Liverpool the s,h and 9neen-to~n the . IA.
arrived This morning With one day ; later dates.
reports tia; the Emperor N.poeou had srnly
resolved 20 maiutsiu the empire of N rcO
The Times repudases the rumoE o. possible
Esr between England and An erica
TIE ,ndon Times city sr;irie allsde. 10 ihs
prootble shipments OF gold % New York. owing
q dullness in exchAo2e consequent on heavy
SUPPLIES OF federal bonis 20 the continent
The French minister oi public instruction has
rendered his re.igaaiioa. but Napoleon refuses 10
accept il in the absence OF later uess from the
United States. which VS. anxiou-ly expected
The result of The fall of Charleston contained
in the last steamer news, continued 70 De eager
IL csnvassed
The Times saws the next operations are ex
pectec with singular interest The FEEDER as have
recovered their military reputation, siid il the
south still resolves to stand out I'LL The end they
have made but little progress towards the s0nsla-
x;op Of tie Var.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

ErvsrRx. n. c. March ls-Psrties Who
arrived here fror Gen. Sherman. srnv say tha;
We shall be able TO join hsnds With him to nor
row or next day. One Of them saws Sherman
walks over toe course a. fexrlessly aud uBcon-
cernedly a. giant would among pigmies.
The enemy are 80 demoralized and panic
stricken that il Is doubtful whether they viii
make q stand or DOT
In debate in the North Carolina legislature.
four weeks since. one member stated that the en-
tire effective force Of the confederate states is
only I2I 0u0 men. which statement, on being
questioned. was substantsted bv referring to the
official documents from Richmond.
The state authorities in N @. ALLOW 20 guer-
rllssO prowl about within the boders Of the state
and have repeatedly demonstrated With the au
thori,ies At Richmond ag-inft the inhum man treat
men, extended BY the rebel government TO pris
toner's of war
Steamers daily ascend the \ euse river 10
KinstOh with supplies for Schofeld's and Sher
mans armies
Later-Lt. Knox, Chief Signal Officer, sent
from the front says reports we're brought from
Goldsboro. stating that the enemy had evacuated
the place and we're moving towards Virgins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

IA I'D 10R-PlEAsE ANNOUNCE wM LLET.
commonly called Cue Billy eAud ate fer street
comns siontr su Jet to the Unconditional Union Con-
venion saturday March Is.
MASY FRIENDS
MR. EDT0R-PLEASE ANNOUNCE The NAME OF
Stephen NcSabb s. candidate fOI election COun-
Imam in the fifth ward subject the Nominating cen
to Be- held On the 22d inst, and eblise
EVERYBODY.
FIFTH wARD-THE MANY FRIENDS OF Mr..
JOsBTH J. HARRIS propose him a q candidate for
Councilman IN the Fifth ward He Is an Old settler In
the city, hard working meeh anic properly holder.
Who has the interests Of the city heart and
thoroughly conversant with all the public questions Of
The day ec;ed his Intelligence and Integrity viii be
valuable acquisition 10 The City CouDoil.
MANY CITIZENS.
MR.. EDiTOR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE THE NAxE
u Mayor JOHN CAvES, a a candidate for reelection
TO the Office Of Mayor. and obHge.
EVERYBODY.
NR. RDITOR-YOU MAY ANNOUNCE THAT COL.
A. ID. ROSE candidate for the Office Of City Treas
urer subject TO the decision Of the Unconditional Union
the nominating election. Col Rose has served
his country faithfully for three years in the 'front.' and
willing to serve them At home.
MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
A eENEFAcTREss.

There Is q vonas N The public eye whose name had
kee," Qaack" and HunSug." Bui Il no longer,
and oesse 10 her ali such 81 picious
associations in all other minds. whatever notions
may have Of vOnany deiiescy sad propriety, will
all admit that vons1 scne n the Narse-the good
Nurss-the Ssss srrse. WHISTLER shall have Female
Physe ans not. IL question which be decided
BY time and principle and not matter Of taste Pride
prejudice. caprice and cust)n may well behave them
selves, for nthere T. really want there will
supply; there be Calling" there will be q coming.
Nature and human society are always self-supplyins,
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Mrs. winsow does not wish treat you gentlernen.
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for yerr wives; buf
he uedesiy appears messenger Of health and hap
piDess 20 your infants In the cradle there anything
can boldly say What is Is good for Q babe and
ought ~ be listened God sresd her on her humble
and happy mission. she IL the successful physi-
clan and mos efectrsi bensfscfress little
enjoy d-her doing parents not excepted. Just open
the door for hr, ard Mrs Winsl0v Will prove the
iran Florence Nightingale % the Nursery. OF this
ere 70 sure, that We will teach eur "snty" To say "A
Blessing Mrs Winslow'-forh helping her % survive
and escape the gripping, eolickie and tsethins siege
We confirm every wcrx forth IN the rrss pectus A
performs precisely what IL Processes perform eyerv
part Of t-noth.ng less-A~sy with your Cordial -
"Psros eric, Drops" "Lsudsnum," and every oLsr
fsrco,ie" by which the bsbeis dragged into sapicy
and rendered dali and idiotic for life.
We have Mrs. Winslov Il know her oniy
through the preparation Of her Settling SYRUP for
Children Testhng" n we had the power we ouid
make her. - she r. phyrcs savior % the infant
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
Frem fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MoSnoE. March 81 BY the mail
Gen Sheridsn's troops are in the very bes. con
dtion aud appear 20 have suffered little or moth
ing from the effects of their long march from
Winchester.
About 300 rebel prisoners are ct the White
House together with some 2 600 negroes who
followed our troops as they passed through the
country.
a large number OF prisoners were captured
during the rsid but owing to the rapidhy OF Sher
dsns movements many OF them had to be abau-
donet aud others made their esc ,ps owing to tn e
relaxed vinilsnce OF ;heir gused who we're glad
70 ger rid of them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

Philosophy Of Marriage.

vuyRY PRoPRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK susEUn
Ct Anatomy have determined ress-dess OF et-
perse 20 Issue free TOR the beneat o. suffering hr-
mainly and suppression Of quscksry) fosr q their esf
interesting and destructive Lectures On NAT age ane ts
disousiiacs,ions Nervous and Physical Debffy, Pre-
a.. are decline Of Manhood. fntigeson, Weak-e-s
Depyeson Irapotency. Lose 81 knerEy and Manly Pow
err the cree, social Evil ana those Msisdies which result
from ycGthful foies ezeesses OF maturity or sretsnce
Of Pr sieiogy and laws Of atrrs
Tbcse iuvsiraele Lectures have been the means Of
elishterInx snl saving shoasAnds and VII "
Cd free, % rscspt 81 seux sos - ~.
nsesdvsy, Nsv Ysf< jao1-0y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

rectioa Of White House The details are com.
paratively uninteresting.
The james river took sudden rise this morn
iog. oyesfOwing It's backs In many places, but
doing 20 dsmsge 70 bridges and locks. Al sun
set the freshet rrsduslly sub-ided. TIT
ALI. hiss been perfectly quis' along The lines
20 day.
The Tribune has letter from Kinston, dated
the 18th. which says:
The defenses which the rebels abandoned are
Of q most powerful description, and could have
been held by Brsggs command for an indie finite
time had there been no other enemy 10 thresten
than Gen. Scbo6eld.
The outer line sas situated on the northern
bark Of Southwest creek, and extended toward
the road leading TO Kinsion. and into swsmps
upon each side. This line had four guns, and
when these we're manned they swept the road
and could have annihilssed any approaching col
umn.
Flanking these works vas GU. Of the question.
as the ground was impossible either 20 The right
or left
The second line was constructed upon the north
bank Of Neuse river, Immediately around the
city, and was still stronger than the first. The
town could have been held by he rebels hsd not
their rear been garrisoned before our advance.
by the 18Th North Csrolina. reinforced bv Hoke 5
division and portion Of Hills troops
Upon evscuating all rebels. arms and muri
tons OF war were taken along, except two guns
on the river line Of works, and a large quantity
of ammunition in bomb proofs. The inhabitants
nearly all renamed in town.
Deserters come in rapidly and report Bragg
troops retrestiDg TO Rsleigh. This is confirmed
by the Inhabitants Of Kinsion
WASHINGTON. March 81
Gen. Sherman wrote several dsys ago from
Fay ettevle that ne had received his supplies
from up Cape Fear river, and was at the tine OF
writing ready to move again.
He had followed. with slight exception. the
path laid out before be left Savannah.
He states that he had ordered the arsenal At
Fayetteville to be blown'up as he hardly ihonght
the government would need an arsenal in the
future in either of the Caronas.
JohnsoD's army Was at or near Goldsboro: il
is believed be has not more than forty thousand
menr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

CLEANING AND DyeIse ESTABLISHMENT

yr,sy UNITED STATES pyE- HOUSE, NO Sc sourn
u Illinois street, indianapolis, indiana,
Al this cid aud wel-knc~a sstablshrsrt the isdte.
have sks and vooen goods dyed in perm snens and
ted and repaired
View and second h.rd clothing bought and soS. aIss
pscalar branch IN tie business denour2iec fne draw.
ing-bilia table cotn. N any garment can b
90 wr0aght Il be Visible 70 the naksc ere
Remember the place, Nc. - se<th nliness ssrsss
jsalo SoaEPH 1A1Aie, Psers1s.oe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

Remember thar At Clark johnson { Co,
successors To Vinneige i Jones No l. Wet
Washington street. is the largest stock of boots
and Shines for gents. ladies. BOYS misses aud
children in the city. consisting in part OF Brig
hans custom mace mems grain balmoral boots.
ssz balmOrai boots. calf congress sesed boots.
calf oalmOrsl bo0's and calf bfogsns = ID.
~hoes. ladies' grain bslmoral boots. misses grain
oi'morSl boots. snd chidren's b,lmorsl boots, at
TAR heures or lower than any house in the city.
81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
from Warrington

WAsHISGTOS, March 81 Passengers who ar
rived today from Cry Point says I'll Il news from
Sherman reached there on Sunday through two
scouts who lief. last week He had occupied
Godsboro "iibou. opposition, having connected
with Scho6eld
Sheridan is being supplied 1t White Houac
with everything he may need FOR bis future move
meDts. His army is still idle
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

this labor. end money. should Be left unprotect
81. aud ~ the mercy Of LOT Of cattle We don't
know vhesher lt belongs to the lot owners. OF
the Gentlemen that sold the lots. to keep up the
fences. but some person mast see to IL. and that
AZ once, OF our beautiful city baryipg ground
~ill be nothing more than q common pasture
ground Tor cattle. and the city OF the dead des-
olale barren waste.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
From Balttmor

BALTIMORE, March 81 The steamer Europa
has arrived a, Washington, bringing Maj II. B.
Compton. bearer of dispatches from Sheridan,
He also brought with him seventeen rebel battle
flags. captured by Sheridan during his raid. seven
of which he captured himself from Early. The
headquarters OF Sheridan were at White House
on the Pamunky river. on Sunday, but he was
preparing 20 move toward the James river. where
be has probably arrived By this time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
rThe foIIo.ipg ale Of lots recent, made

az The following sale of lots recently made
in Grown Hill Cemetery. are reported by Mr.
Chis'ett, the superintendent:
Joseph Kruger. sos; H. Kerr. sos; W o
Stone. $40; Mrs J. ID. B.ane. $50: John ;
Newman, $500; N j. Bosz. 1866; ID. A. Kirk
t3O; Mrs NJ. W. Foote. $50: J O Herein. 1929:
ID. J. McPeck. $50; Andy Hsmmel. $40: C.riin
hamlin, $50. Mrs. G A. S,nburn. $50; Hiram
Bacon. Sr S625: @ 5 Stevenson. $40: A. II
Baker. 500; Andre- =. Fiscus. $50: ,mueI
Goddard. $50; Horace = Gnler. $50; r. h
Dsnesn, 46oO; Z. G. Atkins. s225: J. z. Lsrd.
$50; b. Faizzeil, $50; Cornelius Schsffer, s. 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

DEsEonArioS Understanding that the fence
vas down IN the new city grave yard aud that
the cattle were destroying the property,
down Yesterday morning 70 see the condition OF
matters When arrived ia The yard. about
10 o'clock, found the hands about the yard
busy driving out herd OF cows that mad been in
perhaps all night; We ak ed tbs men where the
cattle got in. and they told they 20, in all
rouud-ths, the fence vas so o~ aud old that
they pushed il down and Jumped over It, Out
aide the yard we're perhaps atty coss that looked
20 Us as IL = large part OF their forsging VAS doue
IN The grave yard
On going round the yard ~e found the fence
around the northeast part in = very weak and di-
lspidsted condition. especially along West
street, Kentucky avenue. and on the north side
OF What is kno~n as Peek addition.
Al almost any point along this entire line
COW could push the fence down. sud m many
olace. the boards are down so that they can essi-
" lump over This fence is no security sgainsi
cattle, aud especially as the coss that ireqleht
sha, part Of the CITY have been in the habit OF
breaking through 10 get At the Zoe grass IN The
rard.
In some p.rts Of the yard the shrubbery =
very much broken We saw hedges OF cedar
around lots 80 broken that their beauty Is entire
~ DESTROYED. and one at least Of these Hss apps
reutly ten Ct twelve years old The bssufy Of
these hedges never be restored. even bs
planting new tree ~ place OF the -rOken ores
We also saw tomb stones ihrosn dosn and bro
ken. aud others pu-hei over. whether by cattle
or not could rot determine II all parts 81
the yard the walks aud graves are trsmped over
bs cattle. and as the ground - so;t from recent
rsias. the sod IS broken and the form OF The
graves DESTROYED
Now il IS the duty o. some person 10 Keep
these fences ia good repair. 30 that The graves
aad property Of lot owners will be secure from
this dest ucion. Asyet. except in a fes cases
the dsnsge i not so gre,t. but the destruction
will be complete. IL the fences are Dot liked Al
once Many OF our citizens have spent thoassnis
of dollars IN decorating ard besutfying The ls-i
resting place Of Their tef rted frienls. aui occupy
goSd p'rt Of their tine each year Ia adding 10
the ornaments around their graves. and Wanting
shruboery add trimming them Up. and is 10 al
outrage. both 60 sss uviSs xsd dead. tsss ali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

CorrAeE HoUsE AT Auction We will sell on
Monday. March 9Th. At 2 o'clock m on the
premises, that fine new 2 story frame cottage
house. No. 365 North New Jersey street. con
tanning eight rooms. hall and cellar. well furnish
ed and itted for gas-good well. cisiern and
stable on The premises. Lot fronts 50 feet, by
1876 feet deep to a vide alley. The new liue OF
street railroad now constructing will pass in
front of the house. Sale positive. Possession
OF premises given upon sale. For further par
ticulare inquire Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

James n. Ray. Cashier Of State Bank;
Thomas n. sharpe. OF Fletcher shsrpes Bank, Ind
annapolis;
Alfred Harrison o. Harrison's Bank. Ind snspo,Is
VIM. H. English, President Of First National Bank Indi-
annapolis;
Vim. s. Hubbard, OF Cltsea's National Fank Ineisas-
polls;
J. Baldwin. of. n. Baldwin Co, Ind nspsiis;
Geo. Merritt, Of Merritt COughlin, Ind:
charles X. Raymond, Of korris, Goodman 4 ce-. inei-
annapolis;
y. p. Msrtindele. Indianapolis;
Jesse L William, Banker. Fort Wayne, Ind;
Geo W. Rsihbone President Of Branch 81 Bank 81 stse
Evansville. Ipd
L. @. Warren, Banker. Tsrre Hsute, Ind.
John " Burscn Cashier u Branch Bark. xuncie Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

MERCHANTS Exchange. 1871 East WASHINGTON
SraEET Our young friends. George Irish and
James Kennedy. both known citizens gen
orally a. courteous aud accomplished gentlemen.
have purchased this elegant place OF public re-
sert. Aessrs Irish and Kennedy will be glad TO
meet at their place Of business ali their old
friends and many new ones they make.
Their liquors. cigars. and everything that they
will present 20 any gentleman will be Of the most
choice quality. Call on our young frienda.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

~ Every man that loves good living. or
III likes 90 feed bis family on The best that Is
in The market. should n regui-rly at the nsa,
family grocery Of Fletcher & d .vidge. opposite
the POS, flee. where he will 6nd everything
good to eat-substantisls a. yell az delicaces
AL articles purchased there will be delivered 10
any part OF the civ tree OF charge. 2l-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

DON'T FAIL 70 PROCURE MRS. wISsLow's
SOOTHING sfkCP. for eaidres teething- II has been
used Tor 10 with failing safety success
by millions Of mothers for their ehLdren. IL cer-ects
.cidity Of the ston ~ relieves wind ehoc regsisss
the eS~es AMI rest hes IN and cof notser
aud child. ofce No. ~ Day street. Sev York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

wISsIOw's SOOTHING sYkrP No~, ve never ssil
~err In favor Of patent n~dicns before I, fe.
bat feel Compiled 70 TO readers hat ths
huzbas-v have trie1 %. and hnou u 70 Be eli A
claims. IL Is probably o. The mast ned
cines Of the day. because 10 10 Of the best Asd
those Of readers vhe have sshes cant ds better
thse lay N . sapyly."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22


CrscIssArI. March 81
The market vas more unsettled than hereto
fore 10y all articles and prices nominal.
Sope'fne -four delivered az S7QSI 10 for 81
peffne and s. 259E 50 for connoa 70 ehoic,
extra
whest unchanged. Red wheat sold at 81 ss@
30.
Corn dull At 90c for ear.
Oats 69970 in elevators.
Rye delivered ats 10.
Whisky dull. Final sales At 81 Is. bat Gales
OF any magnitude could 20; se over s. 100
81 ID
Provisions dull.
City mess pork sold at 30c, With sixty dav.
interest added. Bulk meats Is offered az i2al4
Lard ISL without sales.
Sugsr 1@l9
Coffee 3693sc
Nails declined one dollar.
Candles &c and soap2
Butter very dull at 2S(621e.
Eggs 20c
Clover seed IN demand at Si4 25
Gold 81 56; silver 81 IS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

The following j. extract frcu Q letter vdssen b.
the Rev J. - Holm, pastor 81 the P~ueport street
Baptist Church. Brookiyn n. T. 20 the Journsi and
tes-esger, Cincinnati. O., and speaks volumes
VI that vorlc-rsna~ned medicine MRS wf,slONs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

~ We learn tia, Nj Stevenson sold his
beautiful residence on North Meridian street to
Hon N N Rsr for sl7 900 We learn that
Dunlop. Fink Co. have suburban residences
same distance out, worth a. least 5000 more
money, which thew are authorized 20 cell for
little above the figure paid Tor Nj Stevenson's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

DO NOT LEf YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
Jour 'nneTnr cbilH and the relief that v be sbsolue
y s0rc 70 fellos tSe e MRS. WISSLOw's sOOTH-
SG SYkUP. IL eorTects scdity Of the stomach relieves
winf chelc, regulates the bowels sosens the sur.s
gives restts tbs mother snt health 20 The ehad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

IL The time OF the county commissioners
was occupied Yesterday in examining aud com
pairing mortgages TO the school fund.
On the petition cot W II milton. Attorney
Tor Chsfles Oswald aud oIhers. and John kiiley
and Others sc'ion the road cases in which
they were interested we're continued until next
term.
John II. Wiley. trustee for Pike township. pre-
scented his annual report. which was examined
and accepted
number OF accounts were allowed
Tue following order was passed:
Ordered, That the county treasurer pay John
Caven three thousand dollars for the pnTpose Of
building a house OF refuge for abandoned 10
men
The business of the commissioners il about
through. aud they will probabl, adjourn in a iew
lays.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22
SPECIAL CAUTION.

Ise great popslsrhy u hrs. Wtnsiss's ssotklng
syrup, Ter ek1jren festAing, les intuesf Srprnrp&
perssns 20 pat ID Articles be usrd for The
pose IN adverslslas vaieh sAsy have ss,y ospsd
sdvsrtisen<pss 40 .sess so The pe<ss esf bsvs
copied e<r inessss AZ lsness froD elsfUDes -
nDwRe Of Al n1sssof3. 0nd- oD6~0D-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-22

- Raodius Of the Circle. the fashionable
olsce of resort for all that love good liquors. is
n receipt Of the best Of ale. both on drought and
= bottles. superior article of old copper dis
allied ~hi-ky. apple brandy. ard other ine IL
.dors HIS restaurant Is supplied With all kinds
IL Eaui- ia seison. and his cook prepares i; in
. c his hes, siyle Q! art