Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4095, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1863 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. SATUKDAY MORNING, JfOYKMBEK 2.

CITY AMD OTATE ITC HO. Venös U cow the morning star. tirilojti, ye-terday. $G 23(36 50 rer hundred Everything ia active at all our porkhotm. Viril ralna lat nfght. The place of moment felt the perceptible effect. n u''.iuci Mrnji- u-Te. riooi'Jer strap. ' there. ibouMtt ilrip CTfrjwtere. So it ii in I tbi eier te President Lincoln.' thankaf'vii.fc day paed off sublimely io thin city of thirty od churches, day U-Jore ftiterJaj. tThe iWoat Marahal General ha decided that colors troop cannot be placed In the invalid corp. We suppose thia would be too invalid. r.LA5l Lca.u A good form of Wank leaner or houaea. Ac, has been printed and can be obtained at thia office. oct5 jtf ITT" There waa reported eciip of the moon on tl.t morni of Thi.kiio D-tj. robodj in thi latitude aw the free tuger and abolition affair. nfThe Oranl Jurj of the United States DiatnVt Court finished tij their businejestcrday. Thej have been Terr hboriou. and hart returned eTenty-fire indictment". Tjssim WamtilU Si or e.'ht jfood tinnera can get employment and ood wnges at Mimnoti & Johnaou', No. Ct2 Eit Wellington treet. 2f d6t 5PCpUin Jaru A Kkin. U. 8 Quartertnsrrr at thia pot, has been brevetted and rornwiioned Lieutenant Colonel in the regular Army. CTTRumMVi Mintrrlf to ni-ht at Maonic Hail. No greater troupe Im a ever visited us Beautiful, htill'nnt and sublime is their music, od beside they lure fun. fun. fun. Oo e irly. C53F"Two comfortable. to story houae cn .North Tvonersee ntrect. both in first r ite order, with larar lote one being on a corner, and finiabed tin season lor sale by Frank Smith. tT We uudersUnd from Maror Ctvcn that the town is full of burglar?. Every citizen oubt to be on t!i look, out. Two of the? e depredators were alaughUied niLt before Iat, names uu known. wThere wna an al.irm of fire yeUrdav. The mnfiiMfion was reported to be opposite the Bpencer Houe, Illinois !trtet; not much (limine done, only one engine, the "J. W. Dvi' broke down. 55TA nimble si i ponce ii letter than a slow hilling. Go to Gale's. No. 50 South Illinois Street, if you want cheap hats and caps. You can ee tbe practical working of the nimble sirpence by calling at No iÜ. nov26-d Dailt Fttarra Mcltiiu A ' pnyer meeting is held everj aftercooo, at 'three o'ebak, for half an bbur, at the S'ld:rV Home. Let Ciritian friend in the city encourage the soldier by their prpaene. tWGo to J. Kahn'a, 35 E.i-t Washington street, next ?oor to Glenn's Block, for splendid atvles of ready- made elofhtnp. Citizsrs, Strang rs and military men cannot do better thxn visit J. Khan's. iiov2aU12t tWUo to the Metropolitan to-nijjht ami see Chanfrau He is an immense comedian and his CRgagemcnt is rapidly drawing u a close. Don't inisathe opportunity of amusement and instruction by one ot the foremost actors of the age. A splendid bill to nitht. tSTMr. Wütsie lectared last nL'ht at Collect 4Hall to nn intelligent fand appreciative audience. Never before did tbU woman of genius appear to better effect. She will lecture at the Court Houe on Sunday morning next, and on Sunday night. To LtASk We have 61 K feet of pro und on Wafhington street, running back to a wide alley, to lease for a term of vena A fcod chance "is here for a profitable investment. Dxucll k Joxts. Heal Est! to Hrokets. Clf Fonnd, sear the State House, a pocket book containing three huudred and sixteen dollars in uotea drawn i:i ftvor of William Jacobs. He can have the same bv paving expenses and applying to Ulohgk A. Watkix. Citv SiloOu. Illinois street. Indianapolis, Nov. 27th. Henekit or CuAMrAU The maDngement ot the Metropolitan, In coneiuence of the storm cd last night which prevented the attend mceof many admirer of Chaofrau. hare proJTeedhim a benefit tA-nlght. It will be his last appenrance this season, and we speak for him such a crowd ss would have fillet! the building laot titit had the elements been propitious. SPThe employees of the Sentinel office, as a testimonial of their esteem for Mr. Riley, the talented and popular manager of the Metropolt tan, had the photograph of him which hangs in the lobby of the theatre, met in a splendid frame the fiuet that could be procured in the city. The photograph is a fine likeness, and the frame a baiantiful piece of workmanship. KswiNi Asn Rott tu ror. SAtrA fire horse power upright entwine wiih txilT, 1 e.-Uer, cnncctinc pipes, Ac , in complete running onler, now nsed in runnlne the Sentinel presses, wilt e ao!d at a bargain, t.i make room Ur a larger engine. It will be delivered when tre remove into eur new office, early in October. Apply at this office se'pl2-tf Daxaraora New CorxTtarnT. Field k Lare of the National Bauk Note Reporter end us the folio wing desciiption of a new imitated fhe-dollar note cn the Adams Hank, North Adams, Ma.s : Vignette, two females, anvil and blacksmith tat iu svjuare, ore above and below on riht end Indian erect. V below ou left end. The tote was extensively circuited in this vicinity on Saturday eteuiug and Monday. he numerous frien N of Col. Charles W. Hail were j;ratifie.J to see him jeterdy home ain, adjusted and a free man, so far as charces have leen br-jght against him in a court mar til fordealiu fradulentlr with the Government' in the sale of horses. Thee who knew Col. j Hall well, from the begiuuing believed he would j come out Uiumph mtly. And the end has teti- ! fieii their belief ar.I demonstrated that their con- 1 fidence was not misplaced. A Ma Mi-i3ti My fun, John Gordon, wandered fron, his l.ime in Auut I it, und I have not teen ubie to fiod hi;n su.ee He is partially dertcged. 27 tears o!J, 5 fett 8 or 9 inches high, brown hnir aid eye- I will pv any reaonabl expert e to the jrv.n that iil take care of hirn until I can l him, cr give me ii.formatiou of h's wereaUn:s. Ad.iress jr.e at Jatucalowu, Boone c.miity. Iitdiaii.a. d-2tA2t. ijTU'eare reijuetei by the Allotment Coin ' mtsiooner to say ttktt uwig to informalities inj the checas on the Paymaster at Lof;jvil!e. the , Bioue; car. not be realized on them uutd the l'ay- j isasters giving them return from the front and j correct them, which will be from ten days to lo ; wLa. ; Our exchanges, b noticit-tf this, may relieve ; the L.eed'e5a anxiety of ihojewbose money istnua delayed. Tnr. Kim Aars.Mr. Kunnion. who is uidiriug in Li efforts loplete the public, baa at great expie, ecuroi the criii eof Dr. BuAhnell.lhe celebrated photographer, of the world renowned Root Gallery of Philadelphia; with Mr. Penfold. wbo artistic taste and skill as colortet, needs no comtTiCcdxtion. We can confidently recotnraeod all wanting photographs plain, or colored, in the x.rx stylo, to five Mr K weall.

S'.iOQTi ArrATOn TJiuriwT ii'cfit 1 tt, I fter 12 o'clock. Mr Wilthro Cobärn. clerk atj

in Atlantic Saloon, i niroer lioa, leing aUrui to rle the eafabli.hment. wa acctted hj Air. Howard Stretcher. whodc,.irel aJmittatjce? Mr. Coburn refuel him. aa the bm'.ni-va fr the 1 ty had closed. Wordt erced, but the. partie epanted They et ahortl? afterward on the ncrtheaat corner of Washington and Illinois lUeet. Tiitol hota were eichan?!, reiltinjt; in woac'line Coburn slightly, and severely wound iu;r Stretcher. Coburn 'a wound I a fleah ojtid io the neck, and the tail was cut out by a aurneon. Stretcher 'a wound are internal od hi condition ia reported critical Thia ia an unfortunate affair tetwcn two well k'own yovniz gentlemen .lOllc to the Democratic Central Committee mt ibe NixiU Cengrri nal District. WnttJAJ, The Democratic Slate Central Committee, which met in this rity on the 25th int , drisl that the Coiizrc-u'.!.! Comraittee be e died together at an erl day, you are therefore requeued to meet in this city, Thurdxv, the 3d (Ut of December, 1MJ3. at two o clock V. M. As business of imrtancc will be considered, a full attendmce 1 requested. The following gentlemen comprise Uie comojittee: Hancock county, James L. Mason; Herxiricks county, vacant by the death of Capt. T. Heid; Johnson county, W. II. Harnett; Shelby county. Squire Vanpelt; More n countv, H. Johnson; Marion couety, J. 13. ICvan, W. H. Talbott. Chairman. Supreme Court of Indlana.torember Term. FIFTH DAT. Hank of the State of Indian vs. S Wheeler Porter C, C. Affirmed with 1 percect Kotiert (ledwell va. Addi.Hn Dagjrey Putnam C. P. Aflirmed. Win. N. Ieevs. Mary E. Hefley Warren C. C Reversed. Joseph Kit.ine et il. ts. John I) Karly etal Franklin C. U. ItevereJ. W m. Irwin et at. vs. Chris. Hilgenburg et al Hamilton CP. Afiirmel. D ivid A. Watn et a vs. St ite ex rel., Hurdy ' L. HurdvMdion C. C Aflirmed Joseph Collier vs. John U. Malnn Putnam I CP Affirmed. Hoher C JetlVies vs. James W. Whitworth Poaey C C. Affirmed. Charlotte Johfi4m vs. Israel Kunyon et al JohnonC P. Kever.'ed. Thos. H. Dunn vs. W. A (iodfrey Marion C. P. Di?mi.-ed. Indlunapolla ISeucvolcti t Socieij. Tiie 2?th anniversary of this society was held at Roberts Chapel on the evening of the 3Cthdayof November. Irfi.'l. Thanksgiving day. James Pdake, President, in the Chuir. Exerci-es opened with praer hv Rev. Mr. Day, and appropriate puts of the Holy Scripture w as read by Rev. Mr. Heck man The proceedings of the former year anni ver?ary were read by the Secretary, Mr. Calvin Fletcher. The reports of the Treasurer, Jamts M. Ray, of the receipt and distribution, au l Mrs. ron P. Flinn of the depository of wood and clothing, weie read: The rro-ipt ff tb S.-cirty, incluJinf: fH2 through K. H. i'uncaii, rr?n.iun!cr of fund raised for bountim, and excluding donati.ri! in wood and clothing 0" Which baa brn appropriated on seven hundred and tifty-tvto order in the twenty-five districts t the city to tha amount of. .. tt043 Xt And to soldiers' families and others not In the rity districts, and totrancient pervmi $7 62-l,.S03 02 And $3 09 bexidfa which U due the Treasurer. Liberal donatioit of wocxi were mad; by the Kailroad Companies to the city through tbea.ency t.f W. N.Jackon, and also by many farmers of Mah n county, which, together wjth woot purchased to the amount ot $26 25, vii distributed under thedirectlou of Calvin Fletcher iu four hundred and ten loads. The number of articles of clothing collected by the Committees and distributed on order in the several districts and the suburbs, except some articles remaining of litt! value, by Mr B. P. Hinn. the lepoitary. was 1,761. On motion, Mes?rs. Bowen, Wilkins and Fisher ware appointed a committee to nominate officers and committees for the ensuing year. After remarks on the subjects and working of the Society, collections were taken up for the en suing y ear. On morion of Mr. Gillett, seconded by Mr. Osgood, it was Itesolced, That a committee of five be appointed by this meeting to confer with the members of the City Council, and urge their providing for a Dispensary lor the poor of the city, at the expense of the City Treasury. And Messrs. Gillett, Osgood, Ray, McKernan and Fletcher are so appointed. On motion of Mr. R iy the following resolutions were adopted: In the devea-e of Lawrence M. Vance, K-q , one of the faithful members of the committee of the Society, during the past year, we have cau.e to be admonished that the time of our labor in this work of love is uncertain, and that what wc do for this service must be done quickly. The Society sincerely sympathizes with the relatives and triends of the deceased. The following resolutions were also reported: Krnoltfd, 1. That the grateful thanks of this Society be tendered to the railroad companies of this city for their generous contributions of wood for the poor, through this Society, during the past year. ij That the ministers of cvety church in the city be rcqucste I to explain definitely the object and operations d this Society on next Sab bath, and urge upou the members of their congregations to contribute liberally toward its means, both in monev and clothing; and that the citizens be requested to have their contributions m readiness lor the call of the committee on and after Thursday next. 3. That the grateful thanks of this Society be tendered to the officers of the various railroads from our city, who have aided our efforts to teliere suffering strangers, by pns?in them over their ro ids crutuously, to reach their destination. 4 That the officers of the various railroads from this city be requested to continue their liberality in taking the suffering strangers over their roads at the request of this Society; that the utmost care and watchfulne s shall be exercised in the case of recommending any destitute persons to the kindness of these officers. 5. That the Societv most earnestly advises and request the citizens firmly and uniformly to dis courage all furnishing of aid to treet begging, and in every instance of such application at their houses or on the street, they are requested to accompany the applicant to some member of the committee of the Society for relief. 6. That card biil of the district and members ot the executive committee bo provided for distribu'.ion to all members of the society. 7. That the treasurer and depositaries of clothing shall retort at the close ot each week to the president of this Society, the members of the executive committee who have failed, until complete returns have been received. The presideLt is authorized to fill all vacancies by persons appointed not serving. & That tt e members of the exeeutivecommittee be erjoined carefully to keep an accouut of their visits to the poor, during the vear, and at-tet-d punctually to the annivers iry of this Society, a4,d iirv.ie iiehmte reports of the number of visits nisüe. an i of ct'iMis or families relieved J. I hat the vi. tor- be requeued t make writ'.m reports t . the veretary at teat ten das previous to tbv a-,n iai meeting, and that the ecc rttary be requested to exirnine thee reports and employ whatever i of interest or importance in his own rejx'rt The following riVcr were appointed who are s:eciily requested to meet ut the Lecture ivoora of the First Freknte:i:i Church a: nine o'cic-ck next Monday morning: IVesilcrt Jame Hlake. Vice Pre-iJetit Rev. Henry Day Sex-ret. -ry Ciirm Fletther. Treivner Jarr.eM Rty. DejuKit try of Wim.J Jan-.es Turner Ie;s...;.Ti of Clothing Mrs. H Fli;:n, on aller between New Jersey and East s'reet. The Anniversary closed with the benediction. Jam is Blakt. Pre't P L A N TER S HOT E L, ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor, m.fcJJKUI.T OF !f ASH VILLE, TKXSK5KE.) 1 Ü. T. KtNDAIX.C.rrk.Late of Salem, Ird., i Sixth St., between Main and Market, : XjouImvIHo, TLy. i 1)RR.aiy. WISHING TO GO TO OR South tll CrJ It to Utr tatrt t top at tfel i ll-let -rt?v dl i

telegraphic:

I .T"nr iimuo ro eaa 4rt arars a a heel.' for Morning ICrport ee rirai I'Ufe.'J Xighl Krporl from Sew York New You, November 27. A soeciVN"aili. int on dispatch to the Philadelphia Inquirer ys. its cot respondent at the front re-orti tbe weather fine and the roads in tolerably pood condition. 1 he railroad between here aod th Rat pthan bock will be disrordinned. A new line of communication will be opened al another point. Officers who went down to day U join their cncimtuJi were oMijred' to return' is they writ not rearh tfce army. Telegraphic communication is complete with Meide. Should Jleate succeed ia ettiiz poeiou of! the irr:nia Leritral IUiIrotil and th Rtchnton and Fredericksburg lttiiroad.he willbenble tc eatablisti a new an i shorter I ne ot commonica tion for himself, an I at the fame time cut off the main line of the enemy with Jiichmond. Lee mut either fi-rht or attempt to reach Richmond by the circuituous route of Lynchburg aud Petersburg. The hibla of Frelericksturg are within his grasp, and with this strong hold in his possession and the short line of railroad to Aquia Creek for his supplies be may more rapidly on Kichmotid atul ret-.h there in five or six days. His annj is well supplied with pontoons to irons small streams en the route. A dispatch from Cinciunati last Light to the Philadelphia Ii.qurier says: We hate some reports from KnoiTilIe vhich seem to indicate that Gen Ibirnside is perfectly secure in his position. The rebel cavalry are now in the country, Iving between Cumberland Gap and Knoxville. but no damage baa been dot.e to our communication with Hurnside as vet. Loucstreet hi jat made a hear? assault ujxjn the city. He seems to be anxioas to secure permanent portions ho can command the place from different points He act as if his force was not sufficient to risk a heavy battle uu!er existing circunist trees. A coluni: is already iu nioiiou for the relief of Uurnide under Genera! Willcox. an I reinforcements are being sent forwarJ as rapi Jlv as Kjssib!e. Pa' sou lirowtilnw is in the inrertor working hard to kec; open communication with the armv! A steviil to the Tributie. dated Washington, Nov. 27th, i-ays; Advices received this niorninp by tha War Department fiotn (pint state: Tiie 'Ur-: t o." the reb-1- ws co.itinuoJ ves terdav by llo .keraiid Th-it. .. Hrayg attempted t make a htm J, but wa again torcei back. The rebels were in full retreat on Dalton There is nothing latter from Iiurnside. It i conjectured that L-m-stteet will attempt to rejoin I5rar!:, but ample provision has been rn tde to prevent the conurnuiatiou td anv such attemit. He will therefore be forced to retreat into Virgini t. if he is able to pet awav at all . There is official authority tor asserting that in the several b ittlcs jut foul'ht before Chttt tnooga. we have captuied 7.000 ptisoners at least. 1 he Republican has the following in an extra: The Army of the Potomtc advance.! yesterday morning and un lubtedl v crossed the R ini.J an, as firing was heard at Ueahon Staliou. It commenced at U o'clock ii nd was kept up until 3 P M. The sound receding all the time until at List it was scarcelv heard, an evidence that Lee is retreai'ng toward Richmond. Richmond papers contain the following dispatches. CiisuLrsroN, November i.0 Between two and three o'clock this m rning the e:iemv, in sever tl barges, approached Sumter, and bein hailed from the fort, answered, an i discharged several volleys of musketry, which were replied to by the g-iisnn. The engagement la-ted fifteen or twenty minutes, when the barges withdrew Moultrie, liee nod Johnson also opened on the barges. It is not known what damage was Ion to them. Major Kliiott savs it was a feijrne.1 i o assault. Chaklksto. Norember 2J.Last eight 18 shells were thrown into the city between 12 and 2 o'clock. Ten buildings were struck but no person injured. The öie on Sr.mter continued heavy during the n'ght. Ona white man and two negroej were killed in the fort yesterday. A fight between the enemy's batteries Gregg and Wagner and our batteries IJee an! Simpkins, together with Forts Moultrie and Sulivan, took place this afternoon. Gregg opened heavy on Moultriennd Wagner on Jhnon Our fire.par ticularly from Simpkins, was remarkably accurate, compelling the enemy to leave their guns at every fire. The contest closed at dark. The tiring u Sumter Continues. - a .an. - From WnOiinjjton. WasjMMiio.v. Novembe.- J7 N"ilm:g what ever Ins icn.-he! here no to four o'clock P. M. from the i::iy .f lue l':t.,mc. F:ting in the fiont is re iottel by pu-s-ngers i) yesterday'! train. Tiie fiiinj; w.ss in the Oirection of the Orange and Alexandri t r tilroa.1 It was doubt less but tiie u-u il cannon nling rccuning when either party is driving the Ivance pickets of the other, a we were tloing yesterday iu the vicinity of Gei mania Frd Surgeon V. W. Myers, of t'ie Unite! Sutc.s steamer Stute of Georgia. wl)o was capture! on the I4lh of May last, in North Carolina, and for a long time clo?e!y confined as a hostage, h is just ma le anollicial re;"itto Secittary Welles. Fur a whüe. he s ys. tie had access to hopi'a!s where Union prisoners were confined, and since the battle of Chickamaugt the number of letths have averaged atout tiitv per d ay. The Mckness is causes! by btJ lood. Tiie ratiutis nre insullicicnt as well as clothing and shelter Ten per cent, of the prisoners are sick Com bread and sweet potitocs is the only food given to the sick, and vory little f that. In one instance the ambulance brought sixteen to tiie hospital, and during the night .seven die.!. Acounts to-niht from the Army of the Poto tnc say our troops broke camp vesterday tnorn iur. -md marched tow ml tiie Rapidan in three columns. The right, consisting of the 3d corps eupportel by tic ;nli. v.ts ordered to cross at Jncub's I.rtl Tie 2d corps crossed at (iermania Ford. Tiie .Vh su!-por'el by the 1st will cross at Cu'peper Ford The centre column arrived at Germania atKnt r.on. Only a smnll p- ket of cavalrv wa seen on the other itle of tiie liver. The latest estimate of Lee- tone is O.UoO Kwell is not de id. but his been relievel bv Ger: Ei-!v The ret-ei cavalry is nominally 6,000 strong, but it is tealK rnurh less. Heai.iuar,er wc-:d 1 'move over the Rapidan before I) o'clofk tics morning, together with the remainder of the Toot s No opposition was made to the crossing, except at ore of the upper ford-; n i shortly after U o'clock he.irv cannon dinr commenced ani coutir.ued to ö I' M itit o.t ii.ui t.n:;on, but n parth'ulaip h e bc i re f:ved at Washington. I'rnr.i Iihii ittinoa. Chat ra.No.). t . to-tiht "rs hisrhlv NoverriSer -7 Tt.e situation .if:c:orv l Hooker. I'a'iner's :.i d ,. ns coram ti.ds areue ulv ten nii'es r.-roMj ("'.i-ktMtnjrs Creek in pursuit ot the crur;ifc!'n armv of Hn, w!i i making cverv e'T-rt to ecae Oar advance is neir Da I toll In a sfiarp Szht tins m invn; Paimer'a ad j vance fKk four pnns arid oOO prisoners. j Sherni ini rejsrte-i as lnvin:: advanced from I Tyi.'.is St itio;i (.; the lei't to dav atia CUt Oil i .Mmn of t!ie enemy. Our 1 -s in the three davi fight will not ex ceed 3.y-H). Mjur Gen Lipun lu? irriveJ. From narti Hie. Matsvilu Nov. 7. The 5th 0Mo rapturl ' seventeen of John T. Williams men at Snick- ' er's Gap. yesterday. Wiliiatus made a rurruw j escape, his h re beinp killel. All h's paper ' and a relel tmil wa capture!. ' I Le notorious Thad. J.tck wn drowcH id tetnptii.g to escape. atrrom.Mf If area. Nt Haven; Conn ,"ct 27.Tbt town elec tion to-day resulttsi iu trua Union ticket beinc 1 el ecieduy .majority of 115, change of C20j to'es smce Ut . i. I, when the Democrat. carried j the town by over SO) mjoritr. ' , . . ' ; .,., ' 'U A 1 ba O I' Albam, . ., November 2 At a meeting J of the Car.al Co-nmi!oneM. held In Srracuco to day. it wa. revived to cl th canal- on the ' rtiht of the 10th of IWember i

4 IITTUMUn. ClMClMsvait Vlatkal. Cijrctxjt an. NoTerober 57. Flour unsettled, aod price iromiual. Wheat, 35c lower, a-.d doll; rfry MuU demand Corn Cm at $1.10(91.13 for old, aod 95 (3'.'b for new. Oats, fM(e5c. Wh'aky dull at 73c. Hops dntl aud 25c lower; i6.307.00. Receipts, 7100 for two days. Lud at 10'(311 for head and got, and 12c for prime. Market for all bog products is very fltt. Grrceriea dull and unchanged. Gold declined to 42c. and silver to 323ic. Kk hinge doll. I York nartaet. New Yobk, November 27. Flour verv dull, and 10(25 lower; sales at $6 aG20 f.ir'cxtr Stve. and 7.3'l7 3i for R. H. O.. ami $.? 40(iH ;0 fur trade brands; closing heavy r.nd on-euled ; Whisky quiet at 7273c. Wheat verv dull, arvl nominallv 2(3c Wiwer at $1 38 1.4') for Milwaukie Club, and $1 57(21.5i for mall parcels. Coin dull, and I(2c lower at $I.ltfor shipping mixed western in store, and $1.19 for we-1 er 1 1 vellow. Oats he-tvy.and 2Q3 lower at rb(a2c tor western and btate. Wool quiet and scarcelv io firm. Pork opened quiet and closed firm at $16 50 for old mess, $1 aQl 3 00 for new and closing firm at the latter price. Cut uitts firm nt G(ö;6j-o for shoulders, nDd lOQlOJc for hams. Racoa aides quiet and without material change Dressed hogs dull and lower at 7t(gs3. Lud dull, heTT and lower at ll-J12tc; alo. 1.000 brl for'januarv. Februarv aud March, at 12. and T-OO bris for February. ; Mt)ny active, quiet and firm at 7 per cent. Sterling'dec'dedly lower and dull at 15915S. Gold heavy and decided lyao wer REVISED STATUTES. tn & HOItll'S REVISED STATUTES! OF I X I I A A . Soconcl Editioxx. TUR SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN & Hord's Kevised Statutr or Iuiiiana is now readj for delirery. Both volutne. have been carefully revised, and all error corrected. Tber h ad. led to the Jtt$t volume au appendix of over two hundred pages, containin the actspaMst at th retralar and called session of the Legislature or UKJl, and at tie- rcnalar aeisloa er 1S3, with a full Index. This edition will incrcasa the value of th work, as it will contain all all the law of the State now in force. The ttcond volume omUins all the aot upon the ubjecta to which it refer, extept those of 163, and the amendments maJ- it that sei.n are noted in the margin of that volume. Iliete atucnied acts, however, will be round in the Supplement. The prise of the present edition, printed upou clear, white pap r, and w-llbourj t, 1 Ta Doixaas for the two volumes, i r Five Lou.xrs for eitLei. The Si rrLKMK.vT, coiitamiiiK tha acu of the regular aud called sessions of the lpidaturc cf 1SC1, and the regular resinn f i -c3. with a complete Index, 1n a &KPEHATIC voli .mk, bound in leather, in the sama style a the other vuluineii, i alo offered for aale. Price Two D01.1.AK. Orders for either volume of the Statuen, er all, will receive prompt attention. Addrtsa jr. J. 11 1. g 11 1 :ti, novl9-d!itf Indlnnnpolla. CLOTHINC. ircalcsi lKliu oiiM iit CvorOfl'crrd to Uie aiihlic! 15 TIIE NEW YORK BRANCH 15 Has openel out wph a pleudid assortment of WINTER CLOTHING, MILITARY CLOTHING C; nts l iu uisliiii", Goods At No. 15 St6i WaohiEgteu st., lDd1uapili, lud. P KICKS AND QUALITY tr ft ODDS MUST WIX A reputation for themselves not to be qTialed by any other clothing store, in this citv. R." HKH LISCH, PToprietor. X. U. My establishment, 'o.2 Speucei H UM" Block, South liliuojs street, will be continued on tic same principle which have given such entire mti'factlon to ita cuftomers. uov24-dly MEDICAL. Ior. Tuiurr tlars has ueckivkd the taVORABLK recoDimen laHon of the public, and been used and prescribed by the First Physicians In the Land BEST REMEDY KNOWN rc-a ?iick Headache, "Servoos Headache, Iypepia, Sour f toinache. Hilliou Ib adacbe, inzr.'ne, Cojtjvcness, Lo of Appetite, (jout, Indigestion, Torpidity of the Liver, (Jravel, Eheumatic Affections, Plle, Heartburn, Sea Mckr.es, Hilüous Attacks, Fever. Ac. For TciliniAnlnli, Ar., ee Pamphlet avitli eacli ISottte. MAM rACTCRED 0JO.V BY TAU K A X T V CO., !278Gre!ivirh Ireel, .v York. TTTFOK SALE BY ALL iJRUOftlSTS. novl3-dly INSURANCE. Indiaim Fire Insurauce Co nip any. Indianapolis, Indiana. Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall, (UP STAIRS.) Cnplt.il 8100,000. TNSCRKS DWELLINGS, HOUSEnOLn rTRXtTURK, Harres, Hay, Grain and Live Stock therein, against loss ai.d damage by tire, for the terra or Ore or aevea yearDiarcroaaJ. 8. Harrey, Fredarirk Crazgs, C. C. Olio, Wth.T Gibson, Itidiacapoiif, John IJ. Hatten, Richmond. OmctM-J S. Hirvey, President; Frederfck Brayrs, Vice I'rekiien; Frederic. Eraggs, Treaartr; ffm. T. Gibson, Secretarj. C V. Ot.n,(ieneral Agent. .;M. I n.V.w tViüir. r,l. .. . T,... t t. Caher Banfe or State, H. A. Fletcher. Kq Alerfhant, J. E. MclV.niM, Attorney at Law Joiih Ixke, Esq . or a aar t n i n .. 1 liocae a pro., e.. j. i t-ea. r.x , president l. H. A I. Railj road Co.. Indianapoll: John Fet-roti. Kq.. Stephea R. rt iffiDK, jifrcntni, i.icnmono; v. k. w Uliatnn, Ktq., At:crr.ey at Uw, Gre i)fatJf ; i. W. Hill, Kq., ritubaro; Harvey If. Scott, Ej.,Terre Uautr; M. C. Culver, Kaq. Tippecanoe. nov9-,l.Ttn NOTIONS, TOYS. &C. TO DEALERS IN NOTIONS, TOYS, Fancy Goods, &c. , . s MT yrOCK IS NOW COMTLKIÄ IN EVEET particular for the eotniarr Holidays. I wUhtotall to. atu-ntloa of dealers in iL above god.' Harin bouf ht und-r very ravorabie c;rcnmtanc, and nniertandlni tt waau tf Uk uad UiorouLlv by let expertencS. it will ba to tha Intere.t or buyeri to axSJna y warerooma wber thry Codtha 'argeM variety of P' brMctt toiher under cue roof, at mch pri" " wU1 ?rd proßn YLF yUnl n Ns, S3 West Watiing-tow atre. t.

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MEDICAU.

How to Keep in Good Health, What is the Cause of Dkease. TIT PRIMARTCAtsE OF ETEST DISEASE TTL4T flesh heir tola Imparity of ta blood. Tha b!o4 become fmpore from taany cause. Is pare air or chaofe of weather, uo fcote?rnne food and cxporar ara antsf ttit principal eaae ttnpnrtty of the blood. TT ymtema are fkld.De. headache, cocfuaed tiaoabta, eyea dn'd and heavy, drus:nes constipation of the bowela, badtaat to tbe moath. foal tongue, liver caavplaiBta, pain ia tha back aud le(ts, loss of appoota, aiep4a c!l tu, ollc, cra:p, pla and Üpbtne si of de cbet,fcetrt hum. r-mt and rbrooatlra, puVicf and parciag, ebitla and fTr mor or lesa accompanyinc tbew. and a loaar train or troublesome and dareroui aScttona, ad 4 wlk-h ma v be prevente1 an I enred hy takio a few dae of tr. STRK-RI.ANII- VKßFTABLK Fr RIFT IJVO Aim BILIOUS HLI-S. They will parity th blood and pottb atotiiach, b"we U ar.d liver la I healthy condition. They are partiraiarty cmtabla for chronic aud Bervoa diaease. Every family and avery aoMier should keep a rapply of theae Fills a many eivasra ara obviated by their tiae. They are a n.'.ld and tife medicine, aod can be taken at any tnn without danger cf taking cold. 9oM by ail Dmciriau or sent to any part a receipt ( ii cent and a staoiped envelot, a.Ureased Dr. STRICKLAND, 6 Eat Fourth treet, Cincinnati, Ohl. COaGH NO MOKE. Try Stricklniid'ft .llelliiiuou Cough IIa I mm, This is the be ft and cheapest remedy for CuRba, Co!3i Boanenct, Athin, vThooploi? Couch and Conmi option. Everybody who ha tried tbia excellent Balsam entbasiaatically recommend it. Mrs. Mitchell, Rrr atrret, Cin clonatl, aaya aha baa been a riarful auferer w!tb cough for many yearv 0 bad ai not to N able to Wilk up it air. Sbe took one bottle of this Dalsara, and ha ben better ever etnee, and advise al! wbo have Couirbs, Colds and Afthca to try thU valuable Cu?h Bahata. Fifty centi per Iwttle. Sold by all DratrirlsU, and raanafacttired at 6 Ktt Fourth street. Cincinnati. ocr23-dwly A Certain Remedy. E VFRvruiDY t. its iv rrrrcniiwTm iiirrrr&a I'G disease by the Use of OR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Read what a suCerer .says: Mr. J. P. Hazard. 169 Second street. Cincinnati, says he ha been a dreadful hx(Terer with Files pr a lonir time. He had tried uearly evt rthin(r, and could obtain no relief. lie used about one-foorth of a pot or Dr. Strickland' File Liniment, and it made a complete cure. He advises all who are sufierir.jr. to try the remedy. told by all IrURgUta. FIFTY CENTS TER FOT. Manufactured at No. 8 East Fourth street, Cincinnati. Ask for STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Sent'o any part or the States on receipt ortl. oct22-dAwly BOOKS. NEW BOOKS "PECULIAR," by EpcaSarVeiit. "HANNAH THURSTON." by bayard Taylor. "THK KFJFCTED WIFE," Ly Mrs. Stephens. "TIIE FATAL MARRIAGE," by Mr. Sonthworth. "ROMOLA," by George Eliiott, author or "Adam Bede." "RHOK EN COLUMNS" and"FKTKR CARRADLNE." ISouUh Tor the Holidays, II AlllES FOU 1HG1, BOWEN, STEWART & CO'S. no2S-di'w MILLINERS. INTERESTING TO THE LADIES. II fJ7f O FV1 L. ! it JCaT O Fa.l Is I MISS J. DOYLE Has removed her PARIS MILLINERY EMPORIUM from o. t Diatew llmiae Itlock to o. ig .South mmol St., NEXT LC0R TO MIL ROLL'S CARTET STORE. AS I II AVE SOW LOCATr.D MY STOUK OX THE Gr-at ili'.lijierj- TLuroublar- of this city, anH have male arrangements with tome of the lrest Importing House in 'Le Eastern citiea t lorward by exprey WBCKt-v a full a-r.rimt!it of their latkt and fixest importation in I'aris Imi 11 tls Flowers, Hibbonsf I'liimeN. Hridal iVi rutlu, Ac I feci coi.fidcut, with the above facility and advantages in "ur bunin?T- tivfr niaciy other houses, that I can please ibe ni"it exrjuis-.t tat, and as to price and quality I defy competition. We have l-o joined a Bonnut Fdeacberj to our budnes arvl ili fiia- all cu.tcmrr. The goods arc new rr'!y for lopection at No. 13 South Illinois street, where tbe iurt prompt attention will be paid to or it rs. MISS J. DOTLE. novt5-dly HARDWARE. IRON STORE, PO.TIKEtOY, PRY cV CO., No. 117 West Washington Street, VS III I.MJIANAa DEALKRS IN STEEL. IRON, XAIL8. AHVILM, MELLOWS, VISES, AXLFS. SPRING?, BOLTS, MALLEA ULK CASTINGS, WASHERS, NUTS. HORSE SHOES, HORSE SHOE NAILS. WHEELS, HUBS, FELLOES, SFOKES StHAKrS.BOWS.FUlW HANDS, AC. JK rm' " W JML The Oh! River Salt Company . Tbe Madison Spice 11:1!. Tlje Mai'on Pearl Starch Company. Cxl Oi! and bentole. JLF"i hey will sell ail article in their line at thelowea market price. Call and axarainethe'r toek before pcrcLainp. ' IHJMKKUT. FRT CO. aaf6'6.t-dAwly TOMB STONES. WORKS, c v 3 o o 3 3 nr -f H7B KEEP ON H AND AND MAKE TO ORDER. ALL W kinds of Marble Monurcenu and Grave Stones, carve to order, witt de'(u, emblem, or de vie a that may te wanted. Tboa daait.B; anytains; in or IIa will do well to rjva us a call, as wt vae non bnt the beat materialj and insure al work. ffichll-diwly lr wroSDKtiFULOSANCLEd HRANDE'S TUSSILAGO la pleasant to taa Taata- Childsen er? it

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ClCTOriTAlNE RAILROAD LINE, Winter ArrunsccaeuL. rpiKTs inxcT soYnreift it. isa. 1111x1 JL Wae tadianapobs aa followse Jtomin Expreaa rti at 3ftO A. X , arrteaa at CraatMaa at 12:15 p. M.. CUvvdand at l&O P. M Pnubarf at TSd P. X. Cconectlr ( at dtreland wltb tba Laka Pbora Rau for IXinkira, Bafalo, Albaxy. N Turk Uo. Vm. Conoecrinr at rtubarff rti tt Fanjlra2 Railroad for FTarrturr. F-aluoere, WahJctoa, rhlladclpLia, Nsw York anl Boston. Accommoda'loa Train lcar at Ufl P. X , awd runs to Ts loa only. Niht Earrea leaves at la P. M.. ar1ve atCreatMn at IS A. U , ClereUd at 3U A. FltUbarf at 1M P.M. Ccnnectitf at Cleveland wjtli the Ule hcre liouU for Duniirk,"Bu5aI, llhacy, Xw Tart ar4 B-w too- Cownariina; at Htuharsr with tba Peousylvaoia Railroad far Harriabarc, Baltiaora, Waaaiaton- Pblladelhia, New Totk and Boitoo. aovqa-dim General Superintendent. SPECIAL NOTICES. t-LADIESI LADIES! LADIES! DON'T fail to rrad the advartjeeiDtnjt la tbia paper, keadd 1 IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Che-aaa. of New Tork, hit devoted the last thirty yeara f hit practkt to j reanajeiotnpUuQts. Uta Pill et lila a charm. They ar re Ii ab la aod aafe. oorV-dftni tST IMPORTANT TO LADIES. DR Baivkti riviii Ptui Ittve never jet failed la removtnf di&calties artalna; rrotn obrtrwctlon, or stoppaga of natar, or la rastorlng tba ystatn to perf et health when ulerlnf fnrn Spinal affeetloni, Prclapetu, fUrl, tba WbJtes or other weaTuiaa of tha rterina Orgaaa. The Pills' art perfectly harmlos on the cosatltuUan, ac4 may be Uk by tba moat dalicata fnnala wltbowt caoatof distreyt the am Um they act Ukaacham Iky strenftheniD;, bvtforaUnf andreatoriaf the tysten tt a healthy Cond' t loo, and by brlnctaa; oa tba Botrtbly period with regxlarttT, bo rnarter fron what catiiea the hstructUm Day arlaa. Thay ahoald, aowtver, N'OT be j tastm Bonnf in urn tare aar lour uocms or prenaiicy, though aafi at sny other time, at ciiscarriajLT would le th re-ult. Kacb box contain 64 p: lit.. Price SI. I. HAUTET TREATISE on Dleac of Females, Fresrnancy, Miscarries, Barrenness, Jterii;ty. Reproduction and Abu.- of Natnrt, and emphatically tha Ladiea Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet of Ct psjes, aaat free to any addre. fU cents required to pav poaUga. The 1111 and book will be aent by raaH when deaiied, ecurely aealed and prepaid, by J. LRYAN, M. IX, General Avbt, No. 70 Cedar treet, Xew Totk. JCJT1 hS d tLe princtpal dracjci.ts, TMUNSON k CöI,lJrn-K:-u.Aj-r.t-, ej.t306.1-4.Valy IndianapoiU. RTN'KW DISCOVERY FOR THE apeedy and pnraDnt cure or Seminal Heaknew. Urethral and Vatfnal Icharirer, Glr.-t, Sexual T)!wa'ea, Emiai.iiiu, Irupoten. f, lieuiiU lrtdlity and Uea4a ot the I'.lalder arc Kwrieya Btu's Sfrnnr l'ii.u are narraitei in all c and can be reJled on. No ch::w ct ii:-t required. They do not naiisai,ir interfere v iih bn.irei' p iMnita. Upward or 200 ca-'' have b -n ci-r.l ths p.tft month. 2f-r tnn t-;,. h vnjrrd j kinifiwu ke t ifn in their firivaU ;rh-Jt-e,rtMd ' all eat v.7 tfir tfficjeg. They are entirely hanyle on the 8ytem. and can be relied fn iu 1.11 cvea arLsiiiir rroru youthrI MMiierretlon or aeir-abue, which .f;en iucapariuten th er.fferer from rulf:Ilii;ir thrtlutif tf utn f ATR'ATISE oi" tM pair coptainin? üieani r cure, aent rree to all. Two nUnjps reqaiit rr H.tn.;. The IMli will tw ent by mail, securely sealed, on receipt or Onu Dollar, by J. BRTAN, M. D., No. TOC dar trer, N.T. Sold by all the principal Urugtjht. TOMLINSÖN S COX. ARent, aeptao-dlwly Indianapolis. MEDICAL. FRINK'S EXCELSIOR FAMILY MEDICINES, ARE A SAFE RELIABLE CURATIVE AND FURELT vecitable, and warranted to Rive at inaction aud perform as recommended. One trial ia worti a volume of certitlcatefc. .tledtcnl Corrector, for Biillou and Uver Complaiuta, irk or Nervous Headache, Dypala, and for punfving the Lknd. Liver, Rtiiiarllc and Antl-flllllou Pill We offer these Pill and ankert that they are th bht io t-, and invite a trial topf ova tbe truth of our a-crtkii. A true l'kllk foT the radical cure of Ferer and Ajroe. A cure warranted iu all ca c. Frndlrutor.-wwirrittbl remedy in all caaca to core ceronic aad recent cas of Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cbolic or Ctolera Morbus. It 5s also the bevt pain killer xtauL Compound F.xtraci off Arnica, for Rbentasti.m. Neural Pains, Inf animations. Ac. Ac ne trial w ill convior tli tooct skeptical of tLe magical effect of this I rely jrreat ard wonderful preparation. 1 roiubtic Ointment, f.Tt'uu, n-w and old; Sores, Hoik, Bruite-i. Eurn, Iro-t 14 tea, Sore Nipples, Ac. W offer tbi ae out- of tb fceM Saivo now in Be. Iar:tlatt Toolli l.lqiild f-r Nervous Toothache, Cltanisiz the Teeth aiid Punljiii tLe Breath. All of ihr ab- vevrn rciiidi.'s arr put up ncientificallr, and hold wln.i-t.aH wet retail at Norwoo-i Block, Nos. 18 aud 20 North lillnoi treet. l:j Üns'.olb, and by DrugK'ii-ti ai.d S'orckeepeis erywbere, and a-arTanted to care if tk-u a r-coajnj-!iel. Th- .Ntk snd tflB'ctcd re invited to call at our flee, Norwood's B'ock Cvnuiaticn free. Advke jcfaUa. MedioiiHK warrant and cur raarantod. Call and Ret circuir, fee ceniilcaTe and reveive reI and honett treat ffitat Agents wanted tra. e-. ryuer. Satinfaotory in-ducm-vt-i otttd. .riC KK. H hN.VlNT.S A CO., novI7-dtwlj Proprietori. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. VCEGTLE & METZGER' S HOUSE FURNISHING ANDSTOVE EHPOKIUB IS"0. 83 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, OFrOÄfTK TRK COURT ntCF., nDlAMAPOMS IIDItM. rnE ABm: estapushmknt is now open and l offer f'T sal.; at low rate, a large aaeortment, equal to any iu the West, f.f Sloven, Hollow nntl Tili-Vare, J;ipuniied-Vurv, o;I Oil Lumps and Fixture. AndaGenersI Aü"r'.n:ert vf HOL'SK FüttXISHINli COODS.i 1 MiEiiiactui-ors of Tin, Copper and Mirctlron Ware. W" are the only Agtnts for tar City f tfce Good Samaritan Cooking, KEYSTONE PAIlLOIl STO VE THE GOOD 6AMAEirAN, ror wbkh we Lave tha acludve agency, J offered to a'l who are i want of a riKiT CLAhä COOKING STOVE. :ih tLe ux&ioat csonnderjce that tt wjji not rail to plt-a.'-r tnr raoat careful houvkrrper. It adapted f'-r wood r c-al. THE GJOD 8 A V A KITA N h- Uken tha tint premiaia at th- Eleventh Annoat Ind!jra itavr Tair, over all other CookiEjr tove. TUE KEYSTONE PAkLOK TUVE, l-r wood, wttfc doubl top aod bate, baa more tttan dovtViw the radiaui( surface ol ary other ?'ove of its size, and wj'd throw rrnt more beat ith one-half tLe aood Thi Mv ha1ne been teste!, we tale pWaj-u re ia yrtu:. il tt tk pab lie as the best atd m..t econ"micai Pari -r !tove la the raa'ket. Agents for Iad.aaapohi fr Heller 4 Touag't old es-tabi.-hed COOKINO It-lsrGr2S3I t With one, two cr taora Over JUn-res. and Extra Char-' csal brotlar AUacLiner.t. TT e wotjli also call U.e atieaUoa ct the paUc ta aar ; Urge stock of mart alited Iron TJniile ami i rates. AUo Kartla Var-tles of superior qusty. Our stock of Hat rU-kft. Garden Seata. Vu., dfcpr tba awatest and bet patterns of Eastern Minofacture. All kinds of Ornamental Iron Uerki can be procored tbroaaa as at Eastern crtcea. ' ' Our stock baa ben carefully selected, and noat all ar j ticle are promred fron the ugtf Sj iters Factoriei direct. Vfe are thereby enabled to compete ta prtc and quality cf pi.ta with any Hitwt n tUe Wrt. ' oovj-dly VtXGTLE 4 METZCLK.

MEDICAL,

nip Tin; iiviLr i?i irnr: ecu PRACTICAL ACCOUCr.Zd A Ca istVlLWTHC A 1 tt? MEklCaN DKfENatT I rftATKl a im nti)üd. and w.tt tW t?pi- matt, a läf$ tt '. ':;(;i-r if '-i iat... t.iarvTficit l?ot (if, h:t . t e-t. white. ( V ry aad a.a faer diaaaes ta i jr ii :h .imr.tx'f p-viiarC liable, iiwt C rM 4o!iar ait ri rxprum rtrn aa the DTor" Kr"'e prhft: Tfc'i irtrament thiJi he uset! eeiy anair la tie lacL fur tha ui-pa af a. '.:. i.w.-ti. Uc. awit re aw rpt cr stamp, a r-iy tf our Frivata Lettet t Uarmd Laivra ea health, 4c. The Voctttt triSafot Sim alt AT., freaa trotn the lüapaaaarr. ara t. v pvtarf ia ainrpta tiiaaes.lrret:!ar. tie Ftioe . aSt by BUU1. At tha Jrvncaaj 4irna ffy Vij ajio trUcUtil WMrcwey. and miüt aref faiL'M accraaa, FrhrkiA wbat tba quacks call yerf or aace; dhrajaw; frpAiii 1 all Ita atafaa, Uoaorrba, Gleet. tntMura. Byiroca, Clrcactle, VarVoceir. CmMl, 9pematarhea. ietmlsaj Waaaaaaa, 2(oetarta taaU.loaa. iaanal DeUiy. laapoxeDey, and 3 acta of a. f-abwee. Tbe law aia are treated of la AMprSvatelerfert-wbjch we eeid fm vt receipt of stamp. 1 ht exrienca of the Surr a ia c ha nre f tlda 4 panrer.t In aotse of the best llo-prtali ta Europa and la Nrr Tc ri C tr. aaablea Llm to treat paCactt acleeuScaJ ly and rr:ore them pae.liijr. rhosel.Tlrc ataCUalanca ran cvwauuicate tyienav andbet-eate l at their hotaea. In uryect ca mA 1 ot f 10 an 1 rce!va tsoalclnea. ConnltatJor Ve and etrrfdsmtial. Etvn ia. 4 Fat Wa'.hlnjrtca Stxet, lodlaaapoila. X. O. Boa IJfta. airfi-dlt-wliLlao SHIRTS, CiC. Gents Furnishing Goods! Shirts, Collars, NECK TIES, UNDEE SHIRTS, ADd DUAlVlJiS And Ladies1 and Gents' Furnishing Goods, at 30 WF.s T XTAMIIMiTO' ÄTIIL1.1 aprlO.'U-dly INSURANCE. Equitable Fire Insurance Company, OFFICE NETTS BLOCK, NEARTTtE POhTOFFICI, Indianapolis, Indiana, icaurea Store. lwelLcfa, Furniture, Barns, Hy, Hraia and Live tack therain, against loaa or damaa by Fire. OmcKBB.Col.D. G. Koae, Preeidett; J. J. f mlth, Tlce President; W. H. Cvmptou, Actuary; James J. fmita. Trea-urer, R. F. Fay. Srt retaty. DiaacTt aa Col. D O U S. Marahal. IndtataaIlsCapt. ). J. Smith. Paymaster tate Arsenal, Indiana poli; W.T. Gfbaon, Secretary Indiana Fire lnaaranoe Company, Irtdianapal s; B. F Fay, General Inuraoc Aeest, Indianapolis; T. D. McCarty, Auditor Wabasa County, Wabash. apt2-4lra GROCERIES. Ruger c Jayco Wholesale Dealers in - AND Opposite I'nion lit pot tUiMt I ITl-IHHOIt. tTAU, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. LAKE SALT. RlTaEi: cV 'JiYCOI, eFLL AT CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO PKXI. Ruger 1 Jay c 012, HaNirACTt&Efc5 Of Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking TOBACCOS. THE TRADE ECPPUZD0N MOSTUBECALTEKKS.

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the roiri:ioft jiid f.Xpfdi. EICr OF A INVALID, Pulluhed ror th htct fit, üd at a wsrt'n andCAl 1 10Ä Tu TUCNU UCS wa aaffer frona werVot DlHHty. Prematrirt TVesy ct Manhood, etc , scrplvit at the aa t:is,TIIE IfEAXS 0T SEL-FCTRE. 'Uy acU baa ear4 btaaaalf. after baiaa; pat toirreat et pent a ad ujary tkrrh nr-ikcai trebi.g; and ;aackery. ByeacJotsf t pot-jtH acidrewerl eatelope, lre efle auay be batof tt aataoe. NTTJA!t 51 ATT? A 1Ä. K-j. ia-wly re:rert, Jttep cwy, K. 1. -