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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

SPECIAL NorIcE The Washington Division.
No ~, Sons OF Temperance, and members OF
all other temperance associations, and the friends
Of the cause generally, are respectfully invited
aud reqYnAed to meet at Temperance Hall.
West waSU<ston street. at 9Is O'Clock a. m,
April 80, 1865. to organize and join in the pro-
cesson in honor of our deceased president. All
friends in the city and visiting the city are in
vited TO attend Let us all turn out
BY order Of the Committee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

BosroS. April pa suit brought by Mr..
Leonard Ssurdevsnt against W. II. Allen. for H.
legal arrest and imprisonment, which has been
on trial here for come days in the supreme court.
closed this morning, the jury rendering verdict
10 favor Of Mr.. StcrdevAnt for So, 500. AT tie
breaking ous Of the war Mr.. s vas doing busi-
ness in New Orleans. and upon bic coming north
vas arrested and lodged In all upon charge OF
disloyalty preferred sgsius. bin By Mr.. Allen
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
a ANNOUNCEMENT.

FIFTH wARD-yosEPH HARRIS oaers himself 10
the independent voters Of the Iifih Ward. ines-
pendent union candidate for Councilman M Harris
old Citizen Of the Ward. has all his property
II elected viii pledge himself to aid In securing cheap
gas light saxe- and lock amer the Interests Of he
Ward the cO@Dei and tina, IL hssit fair sksr.
oil public improvements.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

By reporting the fact the chisf xsrsh Al N. head
quarters, ousrtermss'er Generals ocs nssr The snts
House, an AID vii be At once dispatched 70 gsvs all nee
ssssry directions
LRE sAAcH
East on Washlngtos 20 IIilaols.
Nerth on Illinois 10 New York;
East on New York 10 Meridian;
North on Meridian 70 Vermont;
Eas' on Vermont to Pennsylvania.
South on PennsylvAna 10 Ohio;
East Ohio 10 East street
South on East street 10 Washington.
West on Washington 20 State House square.
oovtExoHs AppkEss.
Al O'Clock p m. His EKceency, the Governor Of In
diana, viii deliver address suggested By the public
services and the amenied death Of the late President
The speakers stand will be located Immediately south
~ the Capitol.
Amer the procession. the various Orders. dslsg ons
&c. viii BE- passed through the Capitol IN regslsr order,
% a. TO obtain view Of The remains.
At u o'clock, midnight. the remains will be escorted
- the civil and military authorities 10 the funeral train,
en- route Tor their final resting place.
The following Msrshsis and Aids are announced.
General Thomas A. Morris, Chief Marshal: Brevet
Brigadier General stevens. Chief Assistant Mar.
shal
ASSISTANT HlEMiIs.
1t Di-,ict-col. Jane. Blake. Col. ". D. Kolnngs-
worth.
"a D,rlct-Cen. " }. Elliott. Gen. Berlsnis ,.
scribner.
81 Ds,rct-Col. A. J. Warner. Col. Kennedy Brown
9Th Distrct-Col. W. j. II. Robinson, Colonel Ira g.
Groves.
5th Distrct-Col ". y. Mclean. Col Isaac 4. Gray.
9th District Col. u. & Rs sc. Col. James Burgess
9Th Ds,ne-Lsut. Col Allen Rutherford, Col. Robert
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK A. n


NEv loks. Apsil -.
Mr.. Groesbeek A Co Of this city offer sIO. 600
towards the recovery Of oue JEFF Davis. fusi
tive from justice
Ihe Times says q German named Geo Spring.
stein has taken the assassination of President
Lincoln to heart so decpiy that he attempted sui.
eide last evening
The Tribune. commenting On Secretary Stan
tons orders 70 commanders 10 the Geld, not 10
regard shermans armistice says the Inevitable
inference J. that sherman has been superseded.
OF hat the secretary means 90 compel him 10 re.
sign.
Washington letters say there r. reason to be
l'ese that Booth ~as afiianced 10 an estimable
lady IN y. \. liz is certain there IL no ground
Tor TINS rnmoT; there was nothing more than Q
drawing room acquaintance betseen the parties
On Booth person Was found diary 10 which
he bad recorded events OF his light and other
matters calculated to fx his guilt on parties Of
the coniederacy. and there Was also found ia bis
pocket sterling change obtained In Canada last
October, when this diabolical plot vas doubtless
arranged
Since the departure OF TIE remains of her bus.
band on their last journey Mrs Lincoln has been
more calm. but finds il impossible at times 20 70
gard her case with resignation. so heayy anc IN.
expected wss the blow. President johnson has
urged her not TO hasten her.separtare from the
close Of NAY. when il Is her present intention 20
locate In Chicago Her eldest son, Capt. Lin.
cola. purposes pfacticing Law in that city. where
Master Thsddeus can enjoy excellent educational
advantages.
The same letter says il was we'll tor the 70
public that Gen. Grant was present when the in
telgence reached President johnson of Sher
mans blunder. aud that he so promptly Jeff 10
convey the dsapprovsl of the Chief magistrate.
IL may be that his presence in that quarter will
be required Tor while. bu, President johnson
desires To have him return at the earliest posi-
bic day, and remain here second in command of
the armies OF the United States
WASHINGTON. April %.
Richard Coke. one Of the Oldest and moot
prominent LAWYERS in this city. died this morning.
aged y.
Gen. Hancock has established his headquar-
tiers in Wnders building in the room formerly
occupied by Gen. Grant.
The government buildings at the corner OF
l51s street and Pennsylvania avenue. destroyed
by lire some weeks since, being rebuilt and
will shortly be occupied nv various officers at
tsched TO headquarters
OFFICIAL
SURGEON GENERALS 0yrIcrl
WAsHINGToS. April %
Hon. t. NJ. Stanton:
have the honor 10 report that the secretary
OF state took his usual tide this morning and IL
free from pain
Mr.. +. Seward requested to day that some one
should read ~ him and saws be il much better.
HE strength is improving gradually eaud the
wounds OF Scott are healing very rapidly
Very respectfully.
j X BARNES.
Surgeon General ". q. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
J CAvEx, Mayor


Two TO Six AcREs EACH The grounds TO be
sold Monday Nay lst are so divided TO suit
the wants of all customers Those wanting
small lots can have as little as two acres Those
wanting more can have adjoining lots of many
acres "a they desire This sale should no, be
overlooked Everyone who fails to attend will
regret il afterwards /, il the truth that more
beautiful lots cannot be had in the vicinity of the
city 29-2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

10 In the suggestion yesterday morning that
bakeries and eating houses be kept open on the
3Oth, to furnish provision for visitors i, was only
intended that such should be kept open az were
actually necessary for this purpose. and not for
the transaction of any other business. and this
only so far as strictly required to supply the ne.
ces.ities Of the occasion. Supplies should be laid
in 10 iav.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

ATTENTION, SINGERs.-Ladies and gentlemen
willing to assist at the funeral services OF Presi-
dent Lincoln at the State House, Sunday morn
ing. will please moe, for rehearsal at Professor
Ovens room ia the Sentinel building. at three
and seven O'Clock this evening. No rehearsal or
hour OF service on Sunday will interfere with
the stated services of churches, the music
room will be open for rehearsal until midnight
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
Funeral HomOrs on Reception Of the
gemains OF Abrah Ina TN Lincoln, Late
President Of the United states
ORDERS os THE CHIEF MARSHAL.

CHIEF MARSHAL
The reception Of the remains at III. Union Depot At
o'clock a. M by the military and auhori-
ties will be under the direction Of Major General Alvin
p. Hovey, commanding district Of Indiana. Line OF
msrch along Illinois street to washngton thence TO the
Capitol, where the remains will be laid in state.
Al o'clock a. the hall Of the Capitol will be Op.
ed and the remains exposed view The children Of the
Sabbath schools will he first admitted then ladies and
citizens generally, passing through from south to north
THE PROCESSION
will promptly at IL o'clock m, before which time
delegations &c. will be expected form In
order the ground igned 10 each in the following
programme
l. Funeral escort ia eolsInn OF march, composed OF
all the military In the district Form Washington
street, west Of Tennessee.
?. Commanding officers ~ the Northern Department
and District Of Indiana Form Immediately In Of
No. L.
J. Officers Of tie army AMI navy. not connected with
field service. in full uniform. mounted. Form immed-
destey In rear Of No. ~
T. Chief Marshal and staff Headquarters ct ST ate
Quartermaster Generals office, Of Market and
Tennessee streets
3 Guard OF honor and attendants, travelling with the
remains, by order Of the War Department. Form
the east side ,ef Ms s'ippI street north o. Washing
ton.
o. The Clergy IA attendance. Form Immediately ia
Of ~ Of o,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

lT- About twenty five ladies and half as many
soldiers are busy at work in Masonic Hall pre-
pairing decorations OF evergreen for the 30th
Those already finished look very neat, and Gel
ors are woven together in manner that gives a
good appearance and exhibits fine contrast
A goody number can find employment a, the
hall 10 day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

DECISIONS The Supreme Court has made
the following decisions since our last report:
c. W. Patter ct al VS. State: on the relation Of
Hiram Thompson, Knox c Q. Affirmed, with
) per cent damages.
c. Wynn ct al VS.. John Shirer, Warren c. c
Affirmed
Joseph Baugher ct al VS. John H. Scobey Ell
al Decatur G @ Affirmed with costs.
Alfred Llshley ct al VS.. 5 c. Capell, Wayne
c. c. Affirmed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
HEADQUARTERS DIsrRicr or lNpIASAl
IspiASAPoIIs. April p. 1865

All available troops in and abou, the city OF
lndisnapolis. Ind will assemble at the State
House. in the city OF indianapolis at six o'clock
q. IN. SUNDAY. the 30sh April. 1865 under direc
ton OF Bsevet Brig Gen. A. A. Stevens. TO par
ticipate in the obsequles of the late president of
the nited States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NoTIcE Members of the Indianapolis Mission
Sunday School will meet at their chapel. on
Madison avenue. Sunday morning. April Goth. st
seven o'clock precisely. to unite with other
schools in the city. in paying last tribute Of
respect TO our late President. Abraham Lincoln.
i. a. w DAVIS. Superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

sX-A lunch will be set in the Circle 10 NOR
row for all who may wish TO enioy the luxury OF
cold victuals Il will be impossible for the he
tells to accommodate the vast throng that will be
present, aud some sLch arrangement to feed the
hungered will be indispensable. guard will
be detailed 10 preserve order and prevent any I'm.
necessary rush for the smokeless viands that will
tempt the shsrpened appetite OF strangers or the
cupdty of small boys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

The attention OF Officers IL directed 20 the pub
lished list Of the "Guard Of Honor" All OH.
GERS named therein will report promptly at the
State House AZ the hour designated.
By command Of
Brevet MAJ. Gen. ALVIN r. HovEr.
y. WALKER. Maj and A. A. q.
HEApog ARrERs DIsrRIcr Oh ISDIASA.,
INDIANAPOLIS, April y, 1865.
Circular
All officers announced on the Guard Of Hon
or" will assemble At the State House. In the city
OF Indianapolis. at ten o'clock a. m. to morrow.
Saturday the 18th met.
By command Of
Brevet Maj. Gen. ALVIN T.. HovEr
in. WALKER. Major aud A. A G..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

Hon Healthy GROUNDS No more desirable
grounds have vet been put into the market for
sale, than that 10 be sold next Monday afternoon
The city can be seen from the elevated parts OF
the ground. All of il il we'll drained. and the
neighborhood is noted for being the healthest in
the vicinity OF the city. The lots contain from
two 10 six acres Full particulars and plats can
be had at the Office Of Wiley X Martin, real co
tate brokers 233
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INDIANAPOLIS. IND. !

q VI G. 3 DEPr IND VoL \
INDIANAPOLIS. ISD..
April DO 1865. \
Notice is hereby given to parties who have
been invited to accompany the state authorities
TO the Stale line 10 meet the remains OF our late
president, Abraham Lincoln. that the train will
leave the Union Depot at o'clock this evening
instead of at 9 o'clock. heretofore notiiei.
Gentleman will be prompt in attendance at the
hour named. A SroSE.
O. VI Gen. in charge of train.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

WASHINGTON STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION
The property on the southwest corner of Wash
ington and Tennessee streets has been subdivided
into business lots of convenient size, and will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday, May 81, at
21s O'Clock p. IN. on the premises. This is
part of the lands belonging TO the state. author
lied TO be sold by the last legislature Pats OF
the premises can be had at the office of Wiley
4 Martin, real estate agents. 1913.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

sB- The officers. members, sni patrons OF
the First Universalist Sabbath School will meet
in College Hall tomorrow morning at rs
O'Clock. for the purpose of visiting the remains
Of the late president al the State House
By order Of the superintendent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

Com PKSs--NKw SrocE PnIcKs REDUCED =
We have Just received very large and fine as.
sortment of gold pens. We keep none but the
best, and warrant every pen we sell Come and
try them Faber's lead pencils. Arnold's blue
pencils. and the best OF all kinds Of stationery
at No. North Pennsylvania street. at Todd L
Carmiohael's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

~ Yesterday, ds,greeable drizzling rair
kept up splatterng to the annoyance of pedes
trisns and out door people gener ally. aud delay
ed the work on the canopy at the State House
TO say nothing OF the damage it done to the blacI
fabrics that are entwined around divers and sun
dry posts of that huge frame work
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

PoRTRAIT or MR. LINCOLN Todd ( Carm-
chael have presented Us with the best steel en-
craving Of President Lincoln that we yet have
seen. It's size is 7xl0. price 30 cents Those
who wish to procure good likeness we would
recommend the one for sale by the above firm as
being the most life Ike o! any in the city.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

To FAnILIEs AM KEEPERS or Restaurants.
BoARpISe -HoU.Es. SC In view Of the probable
scarcity Of cooked provisions TO morrow for the
supply OF the immense throng that will be here,
/ have made arrangements Tor having q large
number OF hams boiled and on hand ready for
use. Persons wishing any should leave their OF
ders with me early possible this morning
next door 90 Journal office En-. H.IKY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

o o. F.-BRoraEks You are respectfully
requested to meet at the Grand Lodge Hall on
Sunday morning. April 30, 1865, at 6 o'clock. to
participate in the funeral procession of our late
President. Abraham Lincoln All delegations of
the Order visiting this city ON that day are re
specially invited 10 meet with US.
By order OF GEORGE LOWE,
Chief Marshal
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

~ Mayor Caven has been informed that
forty five members Of the City Councils Of Louis
vile and Cincinnati will be present to join in The
funeral obsequies To morrow The gentlemen
will be the guests of the city while here
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
H- No better investment cat

~ No better investments cat be made than
in the lots on the norihwes; corner of Illinois
and Georgia streets. 10 be sold at auction TO day
by Spann 4 Smith The ground is now bringing
about ten per cent. per annCm, aud the parties
occupying are anxious 10 renew their leases for
years to come Sale promptly at 2 O'Clock o.
the premises this day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

osfieiai Dispatch 40 GOV. Morton. n
Wan DEPARTMENT,
Washington. April -. is65
Governor Morton:
dispatch from Gen Grant dated a, Raleigh
at 10 a. m. April 2e. just received at this de
par,meni, states that Johnston surrendered the
forces under bic command. embracing all from
here 10 the Chattshooehe. 10 Gen sherman. on
the basis agreed upon between Lee aud myself
Tor the Army Of Northern Virgins
Signed EN- Sr.xroS.
Secretary OF War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

NorIcE.-A special meeting Of Indiana Capt.
tai Lodge No 1. |. o. B. A. will be held on
Sunday. April 30. at 90 O'Clock a IN. to ar
range for the procession. Let every member be
preseDt
y SEvIEN. Elder.
NJ SOLOMON, Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

ST. LoVIs, April p "A Telegram received By
TOE military authorities. from New Msdrd. says
the steamer Salt.na. wlth 1000 p~roled prison-
,n, exploded The number ios rss about
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

Senour keeps one Of the best drug stores
10 the city. and in addition to medicines Of all
sorts and the best kind. he has everything in the
line of toilet articles. for ladies aud gentlemen
His place is No 5, Bates House Block
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
l5dtl

FINE GARDEN LoTs At AUcrIoS.-Wiley 4
Martin. real estate auctioueers. sell on Mon
day, May I, number OF fine lots near the south
east corner of the city, and. within short dis
lance of the line OF the city ralro id. Lots con
tain from two 20 six acres. See advertisement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

EuRKxs'-THr fsrAIIpIr HAIR RESTORATIVE
Decidedly the best article for restoring grey
hair to its natural color. not DYING curing ell
diseases ofthe scalp, preventing the hair from fall.
ing of, giving IL softnees aud gloss that moth
ing else can produce. Price 81 per bottle Sold
by all druggists
J. F sESovR, druggist. Bate House Block,
agent eod.u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

TYPo0RarHIcAL UNION. No 1.-The regular
monthly meeting will be held this Saturday
evening st ! o'clock An election OF dele
gates to the National Convention, and other i'm
portant business will be before the meeting A
full attendance is desired
I Hrxpy Dr<tc y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

~ The l54th Indiana regiment left for the
front last evening. The regiment is commanded
bv Lieut. Col. Gapin. The colonel is Frank
Wilcox, who was previously major of the GID
Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

GUARD or HOSOR The following officers vii
be on duty Sunday, the 3Oth inst, as guard Of
honor over the remains OF Abraha ni Lincoln. lat,
president of the United States
fIRsr wArcH-FRoM A. N. ro9Ax
l. Colonel j 8. Simonson, L. S A
= Mrjor c. S Stevenson, Paymss,er
3. Surgeon A ID Gall, L s V
4. Captain L. Teneyck, ltSh u. :. Infantry
> Captain : Craig, 18th V. X G.
g. Captain W H. Thompson, 43d infantry
Indiana Volunteers
SECOND wAron-fRoa a N. TO ii An
/. Brevet Major General Alvin p. Hovey, u
;. volunteers.
, Colonel Benjamin Spooner.
3. Major J. W. Walker, A. A. G.
4. Msior Will Cumback piymaster.
Captain Hugh Middleton. A ID. c.
Captain ames Wilson. A. q NJ.
THIRD wATcII--FRoN III A. a. Tol
Colonel Charles d. Murray s9th infantry
Ind Vol
2 Lieutenant Colonel ! { Major. 43d regi
nent infantry, Ind Vol
3. Major William Bailey. paymaster
Surgeon Charles j. kipp. L. : V.
D. Captain +. 5 Dunn. 18th U. s Inf
Captain b Hager. 18th U. 5. Inf
FOURTH wArcn-sRoM r n. TO 3PM
/. Colonel A. J. Warner. 18th regiment, '
re
,. Major V. Z. Hanna. paymaster.
3. Surgeo J. = Bobbs. L. s V.
4 Captain NJ. Ogden. 18th u. 5 Inf
). Captain K. I. Wallace, 5Ih V. r. c..
8. Captain William Sweeney. l3d infantry,
lnd Vol.
FIFTH wArcH-FRox 3 N TILL 5 p n
Brigader General I. q. Pitcher. A. p
NJ general.
. Mojor Marshall Grover. paymaster.
3. Major W II. Norris. 49, regiment. in
fantry. Indiana volunteers.
4 Capt. Fergus W alker, A. A ]. G.
Capt. James Whittemore. ordinance Off
Ger. L. 5 A.
6. Capt J. z. Pope. ACS
SIXTH wAroH-FEoN 5r n TO Pm
Brevet Brig Gen. A A Stevens. Col 5tl
regiment v r c
,. Major NJ. l.. Bundy. paymss,er.
3. Surgeon A II. Fraser, 22i regiment V
re
4 Capt J. d. Taylor. Judge advocate.
,. Capt Eugene Pickett, 22i regiment V
6. Capt T. Il Burrows. 18th U ) in
fintry.
SEVENTH wAron-FRoN p. NJ o9r NJ
/ 1t. Col. Allen Rutherford. 22d regimen
, Major o A Blake. I2th cavalry Indiana
volunteers.
; Major { II Terrell. paymaster.
4 Captain James II Rice, 9Th regiment V
r c.
,. Captain N. B. Baihache, \ A.G
b Captain VIM. T. Blanchard, 22i regimen
V. r c.
rIGHTH wAroH-FRoM 9r N ollrM
4. Colonel VIM E Mclean. 43i regiment in
fantry Indiana volunteers
BSeve, Major II X Thatcher. li.h t. ;
Infantry
Captain J D Russell. 5h regiment V {
4. Captain William " Jones. 22l regiment
V r c
) Captain Christopher C Becker. Eth resi
meu;. Il q
Captain William l. Yel,cn AID infantry
Indiana volunteers.
NINTH wATcH-FRoN ii UNTIL pKrsRruK
! Lieutenant Colonel John II Gardiner l7th
regiment V X &
,. Lieutenant Colonel Gip.u. l5i.h infantry
lndians volunteers
Captain Samuel Place. l7th regimen
Y r {
Captain Robert c Hicks 9th regiment
' X. c
5 Captain Francis NJ. WEIGH i3d regimen,
infantry Indiana volunteers.
Captain John O Neil. 22i regimen, V
K. G.
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FoR REST.--A large room in the third story
OF the new Sentinel buildings. No % South
Meridian street The room is well lighted and
the entrance good Apply at this Office Itf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

AucrioSl To day a; . p m. will be posi-
lively sold that valuable business ground on the
corner OF Ilhnoi. aud Georgia streets, opposite
the Commercial Hotel Its the bes, business
corner 10 the market Sale prompt at the hour.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

~ The Third Presbyterian sabbath School
will assemble in the lecture room of the church,
Sabbath morning at o'clock. to make arrange
ments for accompanying the other schools of the
city to the remains of our late president
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29
official Dispatch /.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsGroS. April 2Sl
Major General Dix:
A dispatch from Geu Grant. dated at Raleigh
April %, states that Johnston surrendered the
forces in his command embracing all from here
10 Chatathoochie to Gen. Sherman on the basis
agreed upon by Lee and myself for the army of
u. hern Virginia
Signed +. VI. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-29

X Workmen are engaged in putting up
arches at the crossings OF Pennsylvania and
Washington and Illinois and Washington streets
The frame works look AS though they were
strong enough TO stand for all time