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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
Cloves.
COpperaS.
Coach Body Varnish.

S Barrels Coach Body Varnish warranted not to
crack, just received and for sale by
JOHN DICKSON, Druggist.
Easton, March 81, IS4l.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
KEEP TT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
DOct. Joseph Priestly Peters

CELEBRATED VEGETABLE ANTIBILoUs PILLS,
are daily efecting some of the most astonishing
and sconderfM cures that haze ever been kno,0n
the torn and country are filled wih their praise
the Palace and Poor-house alike echo ,ih their var
tues in all climates and under all temperatures
then still retain their wonderful virtues.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
CERTIFICATES.
Albany. July 8. 1887.

Albany, July y, 1881.
To. DR. Harrison Sir. Iuse your Specific Ont-
ment in my practice and cordially recommend 1t
as most efficient remedy for Tumors, Ulcers,
White Swellings, Scrofula, Rheumatic Pains,
Chapped Face, Lips and Hands; and for general
and external complaints | write this at the re-
quest of your agent here, who furnishes me with
the article, and pleased to have it in my power
10 award honor to merit
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-04
Gum COpaI.

10 Cases E. /. Gum Copal in stone, for sale
IO by JOHN DICKSON, Druggist,
nearly opposite the Easton Bank.
Easton, March 81, 1871
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2.OOO,OOO
s4O,3sO,OOO
Making in all,
THE NAVY.

The following remarks on the Nary is from the clio
sing passage Of Mr.. SENATOR PREsToNs speech on
the land question before the Senate
"The proposition of the Senator from Missouri Mr.
Lnn to appropriate these proceeds to the Navy and
the public expenditures is conceived in high spi-
rit that it is well calculated to enlist sympahes
and captivate the Imagination heartily concur with
him in his estimate Of the propety of doing something
for the Navy. That important branch of the public
service has been too much neglected 1t merits at all
times the highest consideration Its actual condition
exacs our anxious attention Its glory and its
usefulness cannot be too highly estimated and fear
it has fallen into great dilipidation 1t might be in
vidious to inquire how this disastrous condition has
been superinduced but it is due to most precious
recollections-to highest interests-to all that
pride and patriotism can enforce-that 1t continue SO
no longer. That Administration which shall build
the Navy reinvgorate its energies, and revive and
stimulate its wonted spirit, will deserve the eternal
gratitude of the country As far the public purse
can contribute to this, | would not circumscrbe
appropriations to any special fund If there be any
one thing amongst Us which may be called national
it is the Navy. would not limit it to any sum, how
ample. Its only limitation should be, the capaci
~ of our commercial marine man it, and up that
full extent would enable it to be present with
commerce in the four quarters of the world equipped
ard inspred to protect il and our honor against all
opponents
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FOR THE MADIsoNIAN

For THE MADIsoNlAN.
Notwithstanding the paintings of Mr.. Bingham, in
the Rotunda of the Capitol deemed of themselves
sufficient evidence of his proficiency and promise,
it may not be regarded transccnding the limits OF
proprety that friend should enclose the following
paragraph from Missouri paper, as dcnoting the cs-
timation in which he is cherished at home
From the Boon's Lick Times, Jan. 2.
The Ball in Boonve on the 2ith ult was truly a
splendid affair. The was handsomely decorated
with paintings of various devices. Among the num-
Der were three by Mr.. Geo. G.. Bingham the Missouri
artist which by far the splendid and impo-
sing of any that graced the room The designs were
six feet square.
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POLLARD g. WILSON.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By
~ virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in liber w b,
No CO. folios 2l6 2l7 2lS, 49, of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
and for the purposes mentioned in the said deed,
shall on Saturday the 9th day of February next pro-
coed to SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash. one full undivided third part of lots
bered /, 7, g. O. ~, and 10, in square 2l9, laid
down and distinguished the plan of the city OF
Washington.
This valuable property is in the neighborhood OF
st. Johns Church, the Presidents House, and the
Executive Offices plat Of it is left with the Auc-
tioneers. The title is believed to be unquestionable,
but such only will be conveyed to the purchaser or
purchasers as is vested in the Trustee.
Sale be made at o'clock, at the auction rooms Of
L. Dyer & Co Terms at sale.
PHILIP II. FENDALL, Trustee.
EDWARD DYER g. co.
ian CTS Auctioneers.
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|SoNcERT.-At the request Of several Antilles
~ who attended their Concert last Evening" tho
MASTERS HUGHES have been induced 70 W.
two Concerts (previous TO their depanass io
the South } in the Saloon Of the Museum, Oh n ~
and TOMORROW EVENINGS 9th and'iotn re
bruary. To commence at half past seven O'Clock.
Programmes will be delivered IN the Saloon ~ ~
der 10 afford the public in general an opportunity Of
witnessing the performances Of those wonderful chi-
dren the price Of admission will be-Tickets % cents
each--Children half price--may be had at MI. ris-
chers Music Sore, Messrs. Owen, Evans q Coz
Merchant Tailors the Bookstores, and at the Muse
ann feb9
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The PAST To THE FUTuRE-The following SEN
tence from President Quincys Address at the second
centennial celebration Of the settlement of Boston,
significant and impressive -" The great comparative
truths, written in letters OF living light every page
Of our hisoy,-the language addressed by every past
age If New England TO all future ages, is this, HUI
man happiness has perfect security but freedom =;
freedom none but virtue virtue none but knowledge;
and neither freedom, virtue, knowledge has
any vgor, immortal hope, except in the principles
of the Christian faith, and in the sanctions of the
Christian religion"
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instead Of allowing the parties Interested 70 have sns'
cases CT amnsd BY tho judicial libunals the Commits
sioner Of ihs General Land Office takes u upon him
self TO cancel and annu the certificates OF purchase
and thus arogaies himself alone conhdes TO such
of his irresponsible subordinates as he pleases the
mower Of yacating sales although not only the proper
legal officer but even the President has decided that
with even the of his superior, he could only
suspend the issuing of patent, while the power OF
annuing sales only be exercised by those tn
bunals, which having power TO examine fully into all
the points which necessarily arise in considering
such cases. the only competent TO make pro-
per and final decision.
This, too, is in some done by the Commission
er overruing the decision Of officers whose sole pro-
vince il is admit reject applications and on whose
dec sons il has been often decided that he has only
advisory control
Cases are thus set aside by the Land Officer, not
only when the party to the fraud is to be a
ected but where, relying upon the official evidence Of
sale and title exhibited by the purchaser il is in proof
before the Commissioner that the lands have become
the property of bona de assgnees who looking only
infant of any doubt or difficulty, have become the
only parties actually affected by such divisions.
A course Of proceeding more calculated to make the
legal rights and interests of individuals subject to the
within caprice prejudices of public officer, or his
srbordnaes instead Of the decisions Of the courts of
the country, and therefore, in the highest degree re-
prehensble cannot be imagined.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

Munifcent Bequest. = Mr.. Samuel Hilliston, of
Easthampton, says the Northampton Mass) Courier,
is about to establish and endow seminary in that
town, on the plan of the English and Latin High
Schools in Boston. Besides all the necessary build
ngs and fixtures the seminary is to have permanent
fund of twenty thousand dollars 1t is also the nen
ton Of the donor to furnish accommodations TO al
Students who wish to associate together the voun
tay principle for the purpose Of obtaining the board
at cost The enterprise is to be Immediately and Vi
gorously prosecuted Amherst College has also re-
ceived the sum Of $1,000 gift, from the same wor
thy gentleman
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n ENUINE MADEIRA WlNE.-The subscri-
VI bers prepared TO receive and execute orders for
genuine south side Madeira Wine, under the brand OF
Symington Il Co. From the connection Of this house
with HENRY VEiTcH, Esq. till lately and for many
years English Consul General at Madeira and sole
of the old and substantial firm of Scott
Pringle Veitch & Co., perfect reliance may be placed
all orders being faithfully executed. The late cargo
pei Julia from Madeira consisting of 1856 pipes hogs
heads and quarter casks of wine, the whole being i'm
ported for orders sreferrcd to sample of the qua
tes and prices from this house
GRANVILLE s. OLDFIELD,
Lombard street Baltimore.
SEMMES g. MURRAY,
jan Off Washington.
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NAVAL AND MILITARY SClENCE-Just
Y imported hy T. TAYLOR direct from London.

NAVAL AND MILITARY SClENCE--Jusi
~ imported by F. TAYLOR, direct from London.
Hough's Military Authorities, Con subjects OF
Courts Martial; Macauley Field Fortifcalions and
other military subjects vol with atlas of plates OBJ
servaiions Courts Martial and Courts of Inquiry,
by Field Officer Naval History of Great Britain,
by Captain Brenton, Royal Navy, 2 octave vols with
many portraits plans and engravings A British Ar
my, it was is, and ought TO be, by Lieut. Col JAS
Campbell, illustrated by examples and observations
from the in the Peninsula, in India in the United
States, Canada, the Boundary Line, the Navy, Steam
warfare &c. vol London, December, 1910; Papers
Iron and Steel, Practical and Experimental by Da-
vid Mushett, l vol. octave, London, 1910; Military
Maxims of Napoleon the Kings Orders and Regua-
tons for the Army, 1910; Crewze Ship Building
and the Theory and Practice of Naval Architecture,
quarto vol. with many engravings Charnocks Ma
rne Architecture, 3 vols quarto British Army and
Navy List for November and December 1910 British
Nautical Almanac for 1874; Constitution and Prac-
tice of Courts Martial, by Captain L. F. Simmons
Royal Artillery Projection and lsometrical Drawing
by Nicholson, vol London, 1910; James's Military
Dictionary; the Naval Monitor by Lieut.. G. Claxton
Royal Navy, vol. Lieut., Col. Humfrey on the Mo
dern System of Fertilization; Marshall on Soldiers
Griffith on Seamanship Faconers Marine Diction
airy, vol. guarto; Artcrists Manual, by Captain
GriIiths, Royal Artillery, London, 1910; Military
Surveying, Skctching in the Field, Military Recon
noisance, &c. by Major Basil Jackson Naval Servc,
and Naval Officers Manual, vols. by Captain Glass
cock, Royal Navy; Simmons on Heavy Ordnance
Smmonss Discussion the Army; Cavalry Sword
Exercise British } Professional Papers of the Roya
Engineers, vol. 3; Robbins on Gunnery Hints TO As
piranis for the Army; Military Cards; Books of Log
arithms, Traverse Tables &c. and many others Ito,
numerous for the limits of an ADVERTISEMENT on th,
same class of subjects
A small inv oice of French Military Works daily
expected from Paris
=. Books, Periodicals. and Stationery Mathemsti-
cal instruments, &c, imported to order from England
md France fahQ
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

The Bankrupt BiA-The Louisville Chamber of
Commerce have memoralized Congress in opposition
to the passage of the bill establishing uniform sys
tenn of bankruptcy. One ground taken in the memo
rial is that large of the Indebtedness of former
years, particularly of 1886 and 81 in ad-
usted state of gradual collection by of special
arrangements; and that heavy amounts which might
thus be realized in time will be entirely lost if gene
raj bankrupt law is passed.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

BY and ,ciM The adrice and consent Of the Senate
ooNsuLs.
William Macomb, for the Island OF Trinidad.
Thomas Hume, for Sedan, in France.
I. b Livingston, for the port of Halifax, in Nova
Scotia, in the place of John Morrow, removed
George Strobel, for the port of Matanzas, in the
Island Of Cuba in the place of ID. W. Courts, re-
signed
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

Jonathan A. Liston. Esq, Of Indiana. and A. Mann,
Jr, ESQ., Of New York, We're admitted attorneys and
counseIlors ofthis Court
No. 49, The United States, plaintiff, William
Linn ct al, The argument Of this was con
tinued by Mr. Coke for the defendants and concluded
by MIR. Attorney General for the plaintiff
No. 80. The United States, plaintiff In error, 70.
John Fitzgerald and wife. This cause was argued by
Mr.. Attorney General for the plaintiff in error, and
by MIR. Bell for the defendants in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, A. M.
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IN zoo TREASURY NOTE LOST.-The
DCOO undersigned residing at Logansport, In

diana, on the 23d Of November last mailed and d.
rected To New York, Treasury Note for five hun
payable to the order OF J, r. Andrews 4. l.. Smith,
Register; William b. Randolph, acting Treasurer,
made payable to the order OF d. Kurtz, deputy agent
Of Indian Department, by I. p. Andrews, re-issued
Oct g. 1910, by ID. Kuriz, deputy agent, made paya-
Bile to General Samuel Milroy sub agent, or order,
and by him made payable TO Spoford Tileston & Co.
or order, Nov. 10, 1S40 interest commencing from
that date, bearing interest at per cent. The above
Treasury Note has not reached its place ofdeslnaion
and supposed to have been stolen from the Western
mail in one the late robberies on the Cumberland
road Its payment has been stopped at the Treasury
Department Information in relation to 1T will be
thankfully received and may be directed either to Sc
nator Smith, of Indiana at Washington, or to the
undersigned who will pay all reasonable demands for
its recovery.
feb Aim POLLARD 81 WILSON.
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DEPUTY posTMAsrERs.

Robert w. Carson, at Galena Illinois in the place
of Allen Tomlin, resigned
Israel Hoge, at GAINESVILLE, Ohio in the place OF
Asa r. Cassidy, resigned
James Mitchell, at Nantucket, Massachusetts,.
William Cabel, at Steubenville, Ohio
James @. Jones, at Terre Haute, Indiana.
Barnet Williams, at Little Rock Arkansas.
s. III. Page, Surveyor and Inspector of the Reeve
nue. at Pontchartrain, Louisiana, vice BENZ. Jones
Shain deceased
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SATuepAy. February 6. IsiI,

Isaac L. Crazy, Esq, Of Michigan, and A. q,
Brown, Esq, of Mississippi were admitted attorneys
and counsellors of this Court.
No 40 Charles Gratiot, plaintiff in error, u.s. the
United States. The argument of this cause was com
menced by MIR. Brent Tor the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned till Monday morning, II o'clock
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THE MlLrTIA THE UNITED STATas.-Accordine
to the official statement Of the Adutant General the
militia of the u States consists of CTS general officers
1884 general staff ofcers, 1874 field officers, &C.
52,4l3 company officers, besides non-commssioned
officers and privates.
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THE MADISONIAN.
Mr.. VAN BURENs NATIONAL DEBT.

MR.. VAN BURENS NATIONAL pEpi
According 10 the estimate Of MIR. Barnard, an able
member Of the House of Representatives from New
York the probable liabilities growing out OF past trans
actions, for which the next administration VIII have
10 proyide in addition the current expenditures oil
the government, are as follows;
Treasury Notes outstanding with inte
rest on them, including such as may
be issued before the 4th OF March,
under the act of 1910, SozoVVoV
Old Funded and Certificate Debt, (proba-
by) iVVVo
Debts Of the Cities in the District Of Co
lumbia assumed by the Government, oo
with interest, liIooVoo
Amounts required to be invested for In o
dams and Indian tribes, 2,ooo,Voo
Principal sums payable to Indians OF In ooo 900
dian tribes iiuo,VoV
four wears sans ~ 100000
Amount required 10 make good the def IL.
cit in the Navy Pension Fund, l,2ooVOo
Charges which will fall on the Treasury
in 1871 occount of liabilities in
Cured under appropriations madein
1910 and previous years--the mo-
ney having been earned, but not
called for taking the of such
charges over what will be charge
able on the Treasury in 1912 the
like account, under appropriations
of lS4l and previous years, 2ooo,Voo
Claims account of Indian affairs and
relations, &C.. allowed or TO be al
lowed in the Departments, or by ac- 10000
counting officers, 2O0Oooo
Claims growing out of Florida war, &c
presented TO Congress, 3,OOO0D
than INDIAN $3.50 100000
0, Of 1885, aAu'' '''' ''p''"F - e,ooo,ooO
'A'' on CO Commerce. apsues' e 'i' 100000
To which is IN ha adj sum
the Treasury, 100000
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r The above sale is postponed to Saturday the
9th of March next, same hour and place
Terms of sale Cash
p. II, FENDALL Trustee.
EDWARD DYER & CO.
feb 6-lawtsSdts Auctioneers.
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THURSDAY. February 2

HENRr G. WHITMAN, Esq, OF Massachusetts,, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court
No IL. Merit Martin ct al plaintiff in error, rs
lessee OF William 9 IL Waddell This cause was
further argued by Mr.. Wood for the plaintiffs in
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock, A. NJ.
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Supreme Court of the II. States
WEDNESDAY, February z. 1911

No IL. Merit Martin ct al, plaintiffs in error rs
VIM G. H. Wadde The argument of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Southland for the defendant in
error
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL O'Clock, A. NJ
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

COMMERCE OF BosToN.-There arrived at Boston
during sc month Of January $50 vessels of all kinds,
lSl Of which were coastwise and 60 foreign. There
cleared during the same period 1877 vessels, 100 OF
which coaswise and 81 foreign.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

District Of kend,rha, Fa.-Thc Richmond Wing
says George w Summers, Esq has been selected as
the Wing candidate for Congress in this district
Allen L Caperton, Esq of Monroe, if Mr.. Preston
be nominated for Congress in the Botetourt district
is spoken Of as the Wing candidate for the Senate.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

g1F FRANKLIN AssouATloN.-A regular meeting
Of this Association will be held this evening, in the
vestry room Of the Rev. o. b. Browns church. at
o'clock. A punc'ual attendance Of the members is
requested.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

When the train from Frederick reached Ecotts
Mills, General HARRISON welcomed by large
assembage Of the citizens Of that village and the
rounding country. The General promptly acknow-
lodged the enthusiastic reception he had met with and
expressed his regret that he could not prolong his
stay.-Baifimore american.
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SON came forward, and said that owing TO the yery
great fatigue which no had undergone he was not able
10 express properly the sentiments Of gratitude which
he felt to the citizens Of Baltimore for the distinguish
ed honor they had conferred him. and he therefore
hoped TO be excused from further speaking al that
He said that il would afford him pleasure to address
the people Of Baltimore Monday at such time and
place might be- designated General Harrison spoke
in clear and yeiy distinct voice. but evidently la
boring under great fatigue
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09

LEAD DRESSES.-We have just received, and
i Il will open this morning, few cases fancy goods
from Madame Gaubert of Philadelphia, consisting of
handsome new style of head dresses, caps, &c. to
which the attention of the ladies is respectfully invited
BOTELER a. DONN
feb 6-3ts Penn. avenue, opposite Browns.
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NATIONAL BALL.

AT meeting of the subscribers to the NATIONAL
BALL to be given at the New SALOON, GADsBY's
HorEL Tuesday the 10th inst. the following gem
tlemen were appointed
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TIPpEcANoE INAUGURATION BALL, held at Carusi
Saloon, on Monday evening, Feb. 1 lS4l, the follow
ing gentlemen unanimously elected managers
MANAGERS.
CONGRESS Thomas Allen,
Hon. Henry Clay, Charles Gordon,
Daniel Webster Wallace Kirkwood,
VIM. c.. Rves, j. A. Blake,
John Henderson, John Gadsby,
VIM. A. Graham, James +. Halliday
John Ruggles, b. Q. Tayloe,
]. l.. Kerr, S. p. Franklin,
II. III. Bayard j. b. Morgan,
N. r. Knight VIM. Easily,
f. d. White, WIN. B. Magruder,
Willard Fillmore, j. III. Goddard,
Daniel Jenter, 1T. Towers,
John G. Clark, J. o. p. Digges,
Horace Everett, Jos. Smoot,
" John M Bolts, c. Woodward,
Kenneth Rayner, Ignatius Mudd,
Charles Oge, II. Farnham
]. F. Randolph c. Buckingham,
C. Morgan, VIM. Ormc,
Charles NayloT, Br. J. Borrows,
Thos b. King, Donald Macleod
John w. Allen, J. L. Henshaw,
M. p Gentry, r. G. Washington,
]. c.. Afford, Samuel Bacon,
Jos. L. Williams, Jos Bryan,
" Willis Green Leonard Harbaugh,
W. w. Boardman, Joseph Gales, jr
r. c. Winthrop, r. II. Williamson,
]. b. Thompson. Randolph Coyie,
ARMY. Wlll1afn l.. f1oWafu,
Maj. Gen Macomb DR.. Noble Young,
General Towson, Jesse Brown,
Colonel j. G.. Totten, Walter Lenox,
Major Kearney, Azariah Fuller,
Captain Symington. DR.. A. Med Davis,
NAVY. Walter Clarke, jr.
Com Warrington, Henry Naylor,
Com. Wordsworth L. j. Middleton,
Captain Gedney, w. p. Elliott,
Lieut. d. Porter, Henry lngle,
Doctor Kearney. w. Queen,
MARINE CORPS. G. NJ. Davis,
Major Twiggs, w. ii. Winters.
Major Walker. Georgetown.
CITIZENS. Robert Ould,
W. w. Seaton, Doctor Sothoron,
Peter Force, L, s. Wright.
j. P. Van Ness Alexandria.
VIM L. Brent Z. Snowden,
George Watterston, G. o. Dixon,
Seth Hyatt, Stephen Shinn.
DR.. William Jones,
Subscription papers left at the public Hotels
Mr. Kirkwood's store, at Mr. Farnham's, and at tn
Office
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PEOPLES TIPPECANoE INAUGURATION
BALL.
PIONEER

At meeting Of the subscribers TO the PEOPLES
TIPPEcANoE INAUGURATION BALL, held at Carusis
Saloon on Monday evening" Feb, / lS4l, the follow
ing gentlemen unanimously elected managers