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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

NEW YORK. March 10 The steamer George
Cromwell, which lett New Orleans the 18th. has
srriyed The draft progressing slghs
break had occurred in The leyee on the west bank
of the Mississippi six miles below Baton Rouge.
Sheridan Is lost sight of again. Las, Wednes
day he was at the crossing o: south Anna river,
by the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad,
sad expected to turn up At the White House for
supplies. bui The Herald City Point correspond
ent says 9 dispatch from that point on Friday
SAWS he had not made bis appearance Scouts
were sent out, ana people in that vicinity said he
had an engagement with Pckett's rebel division,
in which the latter was wcrsted This repor,
WIS confrmei by desertrs. and exchanged
prisoners say that Plckett's division Was hurried
out of Richmond last Sunday TO meet Sheridan,
though not reaching the White house at the time
expected No fears are fell for his safety.
The rebel senate on the l4th passed bills for
the mpgessmeut Of slaves To diminish the mum
Der Of exemptions, and regulate the business of
CONSUMPTION.
The Herald prints large number of letters
captured in rebel mails during Saermsn's march
They all show the utmost encouragement on
the part Of the writers, Who were principally off
GERS and enlisted men of the rebel army.
The steamer City OF Cork. from Liverpool on
the 4th. has suived
A letter from Texas sfs that the twenty FIVE
negroes captured at Berwick Bay were mostly
taken to Houston and sold at auction by Colonel
Lydner. He knew they had been legally eman-
cipated by the United States, and only liable to
be treated as prisoners OF war.
Letters from Dsuphin Island state that our
A K of truce boat Nasbuc, which went within
2i% miles of Mobile TO exchange prisoners on she
u. fred upon by rebel batteries and com
pelled TO retire. She was not injured. The reb-
els subsequently, declared that they did not see
the fl * of truce until they had fired fourteen
shots
Our feet l. reported having crossed Dog river
bar.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
ORDER FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT
&c. &c. DC. &c.. ac.


C.IRo. March Is New Orleans date. OF the
18Th have been received The steamship Even
Ing Star. from New York bad arrived
The Times correspondent At Mobile Bay.
communicates the report that our feet has cross
ed Dog river bar
The U. 5 transport Washington, having on
board Col DAught. commissioner of exchange
and about two hundred confederate prisoners,
while under Il e of truce aud lying at anchor in
Mobile bay. within two and one half miles OF
Mobile, was fred upon BY rebel battery and
driven back, notwithstanding her arrival and
peaceful mission had been known FIVE hours
previous
Alter firing fourteen shots our boat VAS out
Of range, the firing ceased and the rebel authori
ties made overures of peace. declaring that they
did not see our tsg Of truce. which bad been in
iuil view
The rebel authorities are unusually strict 10
guarding their lines
A copy OF The Tribune obtained contained
report that the commanding general had order ed
all abe bodied men into the ranks and all their
women and children to be seat out OF The city
The Sir. MaTLle CRY from Memphis March
l6lh, passed up with 400 bales OF cotton and
other freight Tor ST. Louis
Seventy seven bales and seyenly four sacks of
cotton have come into Memphis through The
lines since they were opened
SIX guerrillas were captured on the 18Th by
the cit outside the lines near Memphis and
brought in and lodged in Irving prison.
The Vicksburg Herald has information, de
rived from persons lately arrived in that city,
to the effect that few days ago regiment of
! Texans moved on the prison At Jackson and lit
orally demolished it. telling the prisoners there
confined TO go home; that they themselves had
enough of war and going to Texas. This
sory was also vouched for by rebel officer,
who states he was in Jackson when the stocsa de
was destroyed
The Herald also learns from parties who ran
the gaun,let and cine in that communications
are closed by order OF Forrest and also that "A
number of Hoods command scattered over
the country from Rodney TO Yazoo City. and
that they are levSng black mail all cotton
coming in or other articles going out of our
lines.
This is done. Of course. in violation of For
rests order. who does not intend that any sort of
trade shall 90 on.
Guerrillas declare that no cotton shall be
raised in Their part of the country. and that they
will kill Unfortunately all Yankees whO st
tempt TO work plant-tons and sill southern men
who remain at home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
A eENEFAcrREss.

There IL woman in the pablo eye whose Bsns had
sll along been associated. IN mind with the
kee,' Qusck," and "Humbug" Bal II Is 30 no longer
an we oesre 20 wrest her ffon ell ssch pcons
associations in ell other minds Whatever notions
msy have OF womsniy deliczcy aud proprety, viii
all admit that woman alone IL the Surse-the good
Nurss-the best Nurse. WHISTLER shall have Female
Physic ans not. squeston which be decided
by time and principle, and no; matter offaste Pride
prejudice, caprice ard css.on nay well behave them
elves, for htherr IL really want there will also be
supply; II There be calling" there will be coming.
Nature and hsmsn society always self-supplynx,
and though Art and Fs>hisn may hinder they esnno.
prevent.
Mrs winslow Goes wish 70 treat you geesiemen
Nor does ste prescribe regimen for your wi.ef; but
he uodesily appears q of health ard hap
pness 10 your infants IN the cradle j. there snyhing
boldly say what ls OF Is good for a babe, and
ought to be listened 90. Ood s.eed her her humble
snc happy mission she l. th- successful phys-
cian and mos ef-ctaal benefsctress l. ever
eIjcyt d. her coiDg parents excepted. jest epcn
the door for hsr ard Mr. Wnslow will prove .he Amer
iran Florence Nightingale Of the sursery. 81 this
sre srre, that will teach "euEyr On ssy "a
Blessing Mrs. win-loy"-for helping her 20 survive
and escspe the gripping, cockng ana feething sssge.
We confirm every wors set forth IN the rrospectas n
performs precisely VIA. Il processes 20 perfsrn ever
psr. ~ it-rofh-ng ies.-Assy With your Cordial
fascs cric, drops, Lsucaauri." and every cher
Narcotic, ~ which The babe j. dragged INTO stspiesy
ard rendered dull and idiofic for lite.
We have never seen Ms. window knew Der CITY
.hroagh the preparation Of her "ssoibng syrrp for
chii--e- Tcethtnr" IL Ne nsd the power ould
nike her - che l.. physes- ssvor 20 the insai
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
ANNOUNCEM ENTS.
FIFTH wARD-TaE MANY FRIENns os

FIFTH wARD-TaE MANY F2IESrs % Mr..
-osEEH J. HARRIS propose I'm a candidate for
Councilman in The th Ward. he Is an % ssiiler in
The CRY, a bard working anic properly holder,
who has the rtcre = Of the CITY a. heart, and
thoroughly with all the public questions OF
tie DAY II eectsd hi intelligence and Integrity vii! be
vilaah,s aequi II. n to the City Council
MANI CITIZENS.
NR. ED.TOR-PLEASE ANNOUNCE THR NAME
Of Mayor John CAvEN. candidate for reelection
10 the of.,e q Mayor, and Obhse.
EVERYBODY.
NR FDUOR-YOU NAY ANNoTNCx THAT COL
A. D. ROSE. IS candidate To- the Office q City Treas
u1er subj tie decision Of the Uncoaiitious Cnon
voters the nominating elsction Col Rose has ssr
BIS eoustry faithfully for three years In he trout and
no~ Wiling 20 serve them Al home
MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsrLRN Capt OLe4-
~ aud Mr. Stahl have opened new restaurant
and "a Don. fired up in elegant stvie. nj No l72
) ,uth Illinois Street, OPT o>ite The Union depot
The establishment was opened on last Saturday
evening with elegant lunch. but notwiIhstand
ing the nipple provision for the occasion it was
no. sufficient to supply the unexpected rush OF
guests in attend ince. Another free lunch will be
gwen this evening The Captain has serured
the services of the former head cook of the Bates
House. which Is guarantee that his tatles will
not be surpassed by any restaurant or hotel in
the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

sra>cUsR, \ Y. A.rca IS The ir-shei On
Thursday and Fridsv Ess very heavy IL this re
gion. the water in the Onondsso aud other
streams having been higher than ever known be
fore ia the southern and eastern portions OF the
CITY several streets were flooded 10 be pass
abe only BY bost. and over 300 dsellings food
ed more or less
verely
The losses IN the city and county caused by
this food will not be less than hall million OF
ioliars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

MRrRePoLIrAS THEATRE To night Miss
Olive Logan makes her hrst appearance before
an indianapolis audience, and, from her name,
we shall look for fine display OF highly artistic
talent. Her sister, Mss Z IL. Logan. was IN
doubtedIy one of the hiest actresses that ever
appeared before an audience, and Miss Olive il
ssid. in great measure. 20 posses, her ability
We learn from the management that great W.
riet, of pieces will be presented during her en-
escement, several OF which are from her owe
pen She sill appear 10 night as Julia in the
play OF the Hunchback. in which character she
il said TO be without an equd At present on the
stage. The curiosity to see Miss Logan's debut
amongst Us will doubtless be great. and seats
should therefore be secured early
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
Relief and Health 10 Ysur Infants

Ne ~, up sn1 cold this sriclef Ger over % year
anc CAN SAY IN CoNfII ENCk AND rRJTH Of A chat
have been able 20 say OF sny other medicine
NEVER HAS II FAlLKD ~ A siS6I.r INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used Never did &c
kHss in-ts Of dissatisfaction ~ any
it. On tie contrary, al delighted viii "a opera
tons and speak IN terms q ccmeLdaon O. IL magical
Elects aDd meecai virtues. We fpeak IN fhls matter
WHAT ~ Do KNOW. :" after 30 wears earerjence
AND PLEDGE Orr REPCTA11or FoR IRE fulfill
HEST Or WHAT VIZ HERE DsCLsRp. 7. slmos,
every nstsnes where the infant Is suffering from
snd exhaustion, relief will be found IN fssr or twsaiy
mi rtos alter the syrup j. Administered.
bull directions for using I'll accompany es,h bottle
NoDs genuine unless the fac-simile Of Girls PIX.
kfSS. New York. A. on the ozfsice sreppfr
Rolc y Dr7Sg.st- f5rcE cheat TIE ssric.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
PROCLAIM alton.

By the Pfesiien, of the United States o. Amesi
c.
Whereas. Reliable information hsa been re
ceived thar hostile Indians within the limits OF
the United States have been furnished with arms
anu munitions of war by persons dwelling in t
foreign territory and are thereby enabled to pros
ecuie their sayage warfare upon The exposed
settlements OF the frontier. nov, therefore, Ed il
known that |, Abraham Lincoln, President Of
the United States of Ameuca, 90 hereby pre-
claim and declsre that all persons engaged 10
that nefsrious trsic. shsll be arrested and sried
oy 2 oouF; martial at the nearest military post,
and il convicted shall receive tbs punishment
due TO their deserts.
In witness whereof. have hereuuto set my hand
and caused he seal of the U1iIed States 70 be
affixed Done a. the City OF Washington
,hs 10 day of March. 10 the year Of our
Lord. ISIS. snd OF the lndependence of the
United States Of America the e9th
ABRAHAM LI>ootS.
b. he Pres tens wv II SiwAgp.
Secretsr, 81 State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
REM OvATE RS.
CLEANING AND OYssG ESTA6lISH

AWE UNITED STAINS DYE HOUSE,. No ssOUTB
u iiIiroi. street. lndia spciis. Indians.
TITS Old and weliknosn establishment. tue siies
have silks ard wooien goods DYED In perm and
oeSutai coiors. art gents garments thoroughly
tct ard repaired
New and second hand clothing bousSt and scld also
particular branch IN the business dem minated inc
fnx-billi2 liable cloth. any garment
90 wrought At Il ee Visible t. tne naked ere
Reuenberth place, No. IS south tlliroas street
isnlc JOSEPH HARAls. P-epr.-<ss.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

The Gas QUESTION AS the republic n no.
party till sitet-ihe war party nominate their esn
didates for the Council this week. IL nav be veil
TO suggest 10 them and TO ali crested. that the
gas question l. going TO take an important part
ia the election this spring. II men are nomna
ted in any ward. who favor a continuation Of the
present monopoly. opposition candidates will be
run. on that question alone During the term Of
the councilmen 20 be elected this spring. the gas
compan, will ask an extension % their charter.
and thes are nov and have been. busy for some
time. Quietly getting men 10 suit their purposes
on the track as candidates This i too import
ant question TO be allowed to g. 10y default.
and men muSt take positive stand against an
unlimited extension Of the gas charter or they
can be elected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

TRANsFERs OF REsL ESTATE The following
propert, has been. sold recently and the deeds
we're left with the county auditor YESTERDAY Tor
transfer
John F Cox 20 J Cofmau. the southwesfqaar
ter Of TIE southeast quarter OF section ). town
ship -. range ! easi, containing ID acres. Price
s. OOU
David Y Galley. commissioner. 10 Wm Man
W vi, ~ in square 100 Price g. 3-3
b. h Elliott guardian 20 X. " Hosshire,
The unGi,id.d one-eil hih If eighteen ie,t in lot
Ain square GO Price 81 800
J,mes Turner To Ntncy Lynn. ~ by I'D
feet OF outlot Go Price 81 SIS
Aqnills Jones Ia AmaLds Lynn. part OF sec
ton ~. township I6 range east, coDtsiuins to
acre.. P,ice s. non
Jsmes Be- ,min u Nancy Linn. he eat
laii o. the southe tqu-rter section 8. town ID
sssnse east. containing 90 acres. Price So
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
From Albany

ALBANY. March l9.-The river has fallen from
four 10 i've feet from its highest roirt. and a
DO . has arrived here rom Caiskill, coming thro
the NAN channel, il i believed navigation i
fairly open between New York and Albany and
passenger boat is expected to morrow morning
Two trains from beyond the Fonday breach on
the New York Central Railroad have arrived,
and Tor The first time since THURSDAY the reeu-
I4rllD m train for the vest. Eili be seut out
uiphs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

acknowledgements DISCHARGED II he fol
lowing named officers have been honoratly dis
chs, ged from the service, all of whom are paIolei
prisoners OF war:
18Th regiment. Adjutant Geo f Fnney. Caps
Aiorzo j Mskepeace, Capt. p. II Hart, Capt
George Greene
35th regiment Isl Lieut. John Dugan.
ID csvslry. Capt. \ Payne
lat Lieut. Samuel A Armstrong. 9Th Indiana
cavalry. having been officially reported 10 Gen
Thorn IS as a de-erter and now in CansdI.' IS
di.honorably discharged.
Capt Samuel Crane. 9Th Indiana. has been
dismissed for absence without leave and failure
10 appear before military commission at WISH
ington, as required by the regulations
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

BrryaLo. y Y. March - The New York
central trsins commence running 20 morrow a ,u
AL passengers are being transferred via An-
treas street bridge 10 Rochester. The road i.
out slightly damaged Freigh; trains will bs
Sent via the Bsayia and CaDandaigua line which
IS bat slightly Injured and VII be all rish. TO
morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

PsovIprScr, r l., March l6.-The burning
OF the Atlantic mills last nigh; involves loss
of 1898 600 which i. insured for 1926 900 as
follows. 500 900 10 Boston. $40 900 in Wor
cester aud the remainder in The city.
The mil WAS stone. Eve stories high aud
three hundred aud twelve fee; long, its capacity
vas p 900 spools, employed 400 hands
The r general assembly adjourned sine
de last a ght after a session OF ten weeks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

sy- Ga Friday night the wind blew perfect
hurricane over the city. much worse than through
the dsy Among the damages We heard OF are
the following
A chimney in Vinten's rev block was blown
over, breaking large hole in the roof
The tin roof on side of the new oil mill
on South Delaware street, was blown II
The ball on the old cocrt house was blown
over.
S,me damxge Was done tn the roof of the NJ,
cey House. and trees were blown over in various
parts OF the city We heard OF no person being
hurt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

COUNTY CoMMissioSERs.-On Saturday the
County Commissioners settled with Alexander
jameson. Trustee OF Wayne township. and sp-
proved his accounts
The following taxes were assessed for Wsyne
township: Tor township purposes. cents. and III
cents for school purposes each 500.
The board then acjourneJ till Monday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

James II. Ray Cashier or Sis:s Bank;
Thomas II. Sharpe OF Fletcher Shapes Bark, Ind
snapeliS.
Alfred Harrison, Of Harrison's Bs-k Indianapolis
Wa u. English, President Of Frs, National Bsos ln6i.
annapolis:
wu 5. hubbard, OF Citizens ssiicpsi fsnk. Indiana
polls:
J. BALDWIN, of. II. Baldwin Z Co., Ind suspelis
Geo. Merritt. OF Merritt CoGghlin. Ind;
Charles Il. Raymond. O. &cgEis, cochran Co. lad.-
annapolis:
x. =. 4srtirisls Indianapolis;
Jesse L William, Banker. Fort Wayne Ind:
Geo W. Rsthbone President Of Branch Of Bank Ct STATE
Evansville. 1pd
/. g. Warren. Banker. Terre Hsuts, Ind.
Iehs n RursoB Cashier % Branch BArk. srncs, Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

GEL l. Burke. formerly local editor OF The
Journal. has been appointed to = clerkship in the
Office of Gen. Terrell. and will have charge of
the collection of statistics rs 70 the deaths. dis
charges &c. of Indiana officers and soldiers. and
the preparation OF all the tubular statements con
nected Herewith. require TO be embraced in
the sdjutant generals report by an act of the
legislature. This il an excellent selection for
this important position. as Mr. Burke il good
printer and will understand how 10 arrange the
names for publication.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

RE.IeNArIoSs The following designations
have been accepted fpr the re ,sons stated:
81 Lieut.. james O'Shaug hnessy. co X 18th
Ind for disability.
Col. joint Smith. 3lst regiment, on ac-
|, count of domestic aft irs.
lst Lieut. Louis Ruth. co. A. 32l regiment,
on account of business affairs unsettled
Lieut. Col John Taylor. Slh regiment
Cap, George A. Bettcher. co. B. litn cavalry
for disability
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

sB- A difficulty occurred on Saturday, between
Thomas Strickland, Wholesale liquor dealer. and
Mr. Myers who keeps a saloon under the B"e-
house in Which Strickland rs shot in both ms
and twice through his clothes. graz NJ his bod, i,
breaking one and severely Gripping the 9th
er. The sffray So related TO Us. grew out of an
old business difficulty Strickland went into
Myers saloon. telling him he going TO whip
him. Or shoot bin. pulling cut hS revolver and
laying il on the counter he then commenced
slapping NJ, ers in the face. Who retreated behind
his counter; iollowe by Strickland when Myers
drew "A revolver and commeLcef firing, shooting
Strickland AS above stated As soon the fir
ing commenced Strickland ran into the yard. an }
through a barber shop. and tell on the side walk
declaring he killed The injury will not
prove fatal We understand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

to Junius II. Brosne. recently escaped from
rebel rsons, all deliver his lecture. Secessia
seen through prison b.rs"-at the Tabernacle,
IN to morrow (Tue,d4,) evening. Tirkets 81
cents. st Benham's music store No extra
charge for reserved seats
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

tB- The chain gang were busy Saturday
scraping the mud from the square in front OF the
court house. From the piles of filth scrape,i
together We should say there was enough of filth
on the oouldered squares on Washinton street
alone. to fill up all the low lands along Pogue's
run.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
U. s. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

cent. including gold Interest fsos November zhici
makes u. actual prott b. so iosn a; current
rates. ading interest about ter PEI cent per
Ton, ,ohicl Giis from one three per cent more
according % the rate ;eTied other propert, The
:rtsret payable s-ni-snnusiy By coupons sttscsso
banker.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

sE- Rhodius, of the Circle. the fashionable
place of resort for all that love good liquors. is
in receipt Of the hes, of ale. both on drought and
Al bottles, superior article OF old copper dis
allied Hh-ky. apple brandy. and other fine H.
.dors His restaurant is supplied with all kinds
of game il season. and his cook prepares i, in
Il c highest style OF art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
~ Ground was

IT, Ground was broken on SATURDAY.. for the
Massachusetts, Avenue line of street railroad A
double track il TO be laid down Pennsylvania
street.
The iron is now laid for the second track on
Washington street. between Illinois and Meridian
streets
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

MRS. wISSLox's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehI,drv,
;cetting tostsns the snms, reduces inflammation, al
i2y all pain. snc wind rholic. Perfectly safe -
al cases. We would say every nosLer who has .
Suffering ch; Go rot let prejudice TIE preir
5ces others. stand between Jon and y0zr suffering
child and The rel 81 that will be sure-yes Ahsoisfey
s1refS follow u o. thu medicine timely sS<c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

EXCHANGED BY MIsTAKE.-A hat at the 81.
Patrick supper u the Palmer House. FRIDAY
evening last The gentleman Who wore it off
can 'sceive bis old hat in return and many thar ks
by calling at the Office. No. 4 east Pearl street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

~ Godev's Lsdv's Book. fsr April. IL out,
and can be had OF Bowen & Stewart. Ii con-
tsins full page engraving Of the recognition,
. handsome cottage residence. fashions and a
variety of interesting articles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

eB- sebour at the Bates House Drug store
on Washington street. has large stock Of
paint. oils. varnishes. and all articles required
BY painters, that be is selling low as any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

Gal WASTED "A good cook can ge, steady
situation. and ~sges from five sin dollrrs =
week. Apply at The Western House, souitwes
corner OF Union depot 292
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

tX- sample Of Delzelrs water has been
left at our Office Any person thai wants to has
our permission to smell H. OF course We mean
the water from his oil spring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
SPECIAL CAUTION.

Tss great pcpalsri-y a Mr.. Wins'ss's seofhlns
syrup. Ter children isethlrx. has Induced enprncpsl
person- 20 pa - srisss 70 ee nd Ter he ne pcr
our enss and notices from the press bat bsvs
copied certificates All letters frsu elerKymes Aad
Others Asking char sADep - gecuse e~rttn>ssse
1ew are 81 81 sAxstse- 0AT- 4R4Uo-H
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20
from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. March 10 The break in tie
Sasquehauns is not yet repaired. End all messa ges
have 20 be sent across the river bv boa, This
caused considerable DELAY but il will ne remedied
in the course OF 10 morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-20

Is The way to Keep out OF the draft is 10
get your boots aud shoes of Lintz at the Palmer
House boot and shoe store. where there ia sn as
sortment ~ suit all tas