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e~R R. RIO THE PuBI1o-A cARD-A PUBLIC

eS>R r. RIO THE PUBL1O-A CARD-A PUBLIC
80 INVITATION TO ALL WHO SUFFER PAIN
n therehs wensn who suffering pain,
not what The may be, guarantee that Railways
Ready Relief will give and relieve yos saiirey
minutss sfer s.ing H. Call upon agent Jos will
and in this paper sad yes sua rag suy pain viii
that
Radsays Ready Rsi.r scR before yos
Il will Rheumatism after oil oihor remedies have failed
and the only Tor Neuralgia II viii ok or Ner
Headache and ops he painful ihrots
will relieve the distressing pains Of Ds5rba Cramps
sp.sms, sc.
RR R-cHILLs AND FEvER-we gsu,ntse that Rad
ways Ready Relief will this distressing plague stops
the shls few minses, wsrmiag clsansag
sorsng influence thrills through OF the
shoud be taken internally keep tho stomach foe from asS
and % neutrsirs the poisonous miasma OF sgue
should he applied externally stop the pans give wed
action ihs functions tho sknths joints and ssmenls the
musces-ss why and r.ssh the from
sleep, drowsness.
Let every individual bss this aportsnt fss In mindRaways
Ready Relief will cheek the chs w nnnes, and stop the
pain Instantly. Nepssc, Rhssmaie Nervous chOerc,
Dsrrhois Pains few inmates II fails in relieving
the patient from pain nsv20-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
A Hard cement COR seam,.

very excellent cement for seam. in the roofs of
houses, for any other exposed places is
white lead dry white sand, and much oil will make
it into the consistency Of putty. This cement gets IS
hard any in the of few weeks. The
lead forms kind Of hux with THE sand il is excellent
for filing up cracks in exposed parts of brick buildings
il is also good cement for pointing up base Of chin
neys where they project through The roofs Of shin2
houses We have made this cement aud tried it, and
speak aboa. il from experience only, for we have no
knowledge OF having been described any work
ANOTHER CEMENT.
Take and dissolve alum in a vessel tanning
water, and while IL is boiling state, up
brown soap, small pieces, and boil il along with the
alum pr fifteen inmates pound of alnm is sufficient
for five pounds of soap. The soap becomes sticky like
shoemaker's wax, and be drawn out in a similar
manner II is now to be mixed with whiting to a pro-
per consistency for filing up II becomes
partially hard after few months and adheres wood
very tenaciousy It's not easy 10 put on and If there
be moisture in the wood, be made to ad-
here ALL When dry, il is imperyous to, and repes
water is slightly elastic and has an advantage in this
respect. To make il adhere il mnst be we'll pressed
down. This like the preceding one, the
suit Of experiments; We have tried it, and speak with
confidence of il. qualities. For the filing up Of seams
IN parts OF wooden buildings exposed the weather
there be doubt Of its good qualities and IL is not
expensive putty made OF whiting and linseed OIL in
the common way, If mixed with white lead about
one-tenth part by weight, we like better than any ce.
ment tried for cracks seam. in wooden build.
ings, TO be applied outside but elastic like the
cement made with soap and alum
Our readers will be able choose for their peculiar
purposes. ,.rr.s.t = 1s7srT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

The Stockton Journal says that many Of readers
that some of the finest kuntsS grounds
within days travel OF our towns. A small party
Of expert hunters recently spent few days in Grow
Greek county. The attention Of tss party was esps
many of those moaarchs Of the forest were found
Several SLAM Of which weighed sine hundred
pounds Almost the whole time was spent in Sighting
these monsters, and the sport found sucisntly
citing please the ssthusiastic hsnter The deer
and smaller game, suoh ducks, qusils squrrsls etc.
found in great abundance Persons fond Of sxst
ing field sport, DESTROYS Of Kidding themselves Of
dyspepsia and ali kindred ill., could de better
TO take weeks hunt in the Grow Greek comfy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

DEATH BoorH, AcroR.--A despatch from
Cincinnati announces that Junius Brulus Booth, the
tragedian. died few days ago steamboat between
New Orleans and Cincinnati, and his body brought
TO that city TO be Forwarded his friends. Booth
was horn ia London May LIST. 1896 He appeared first
the stage in England In 1914 his competition with
the elder Kean, in his peculiar line Of characters, led
to serious theatrical riot which ended in bis being
driven from the London stage lie appeared in this
country, first Petersburg, Va, in iS14 He has
since then been pretty constantly engaged in various
theatres but in spite Of extraordinary talents, he
given mp incompetence, that they could seldom be
exercised TO bis advantage He has resided, for
years. with his family, at Baltimore.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

Nrw YnnK Dec "A

NEW YORK, Dec. ID
Cotton continues heavy Flour is better for lower
grades. Sales 5000 bs So 09a5 H. for State 50 25a
S. 81 for Western. Southern IS firm Corn less active
and is lower but old being is better sales
Of 900 bushels 69a70c for New Jersey and 70a72c
Tor southern mixed. Sales 81 white and yellow 72a
73c and of old white and yellow at 77a7Sc Pork IS
frmer with fair demand. Beefis steady with a mo.
derate demand. Lard is plenty and dull at I2a12tc.
Butter and cheese are dali and heavy. Whisky con-
tinues dull at 25c for Ohio
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CANDIDATES.

r.
give requested to the name q n r cuxsns-
Of viso county. candidate Of Wabash
and Erie Canal. 1siir e. ta
1--WE requested announce BENJAMIN Pnssas, Of Ma
rion county candidate for Dcor-Keee mp
oy-we requested Dr. B,sxrrr Tippe.
county, candidate for DsoKeeper the
presentafises mp
a-JAnss H. vAwrFR OF Jennings county, candidate
Principal Secretary OF The Senate. -.
give requested the OF Josurr SINS,
OF Carroll souniy candidate for Clerk u the House Repre-
senistives
1--WE requested announce The name Of MsSTsoxzEE
MARsH OF Hancock eosniy eanddas AssA Secretary
Of the sensts the coming sesson Of 80 dso9
ws requested that c. BsxriKr, Editor
Franklin Democrat viii bs candidate Principal sscrs-
Of the Senate The approaching session Of the
u We requested announce the SAxurL s.
c.ow. candidate for PrisiPa Of tho Repre-
ssuistves
q authorised snnsunss tho narrs 81 Jons p.
soSsns Of Harrison county, ssudidsts for Assistant
Of The Hsuss Of Representatives.
C-ws suhorirsd name Of AssREw J.
Boom OF Boone sOsniy ssndiaas for CLARK
Of Representatives
D-ws are s"i, erised snnosnes thai +. w HATnAvAY
viii DO candidate Tor Door Keeper Of the Senate spprosc
ing session Of tho Legislature
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eCo5 ssu., .sus ks ssssk fs rsa 70 end - Ds FRAHI
KIER'S ROCK OIL.
A New and Most Important Remedy for Disease,
.l.f .....s spcovapsp IN 1910

HGod ssy.s -sul kis tsosk f~ - DR FRkRL1
KIER'S ROCK OIL,
A New and Most Imp Dol taBt Remedy for Disease,
...f -..IIc. bRcovRRHD IN lSt9
II near
able Oh and Penney ivsnia, and Es
offered tbs Afced for TESTING IT. Where knownan
makes 6rR. friends, and which sioqocu
Certificates power 10 heal handbut
we'll reader that such evidence 20 have weigh with
a-v. . Be in your own neigboihOod You only
trv thr Oil o lie saished-ii will SPEAK FOR ITSELF
We have legion Nosiruna Specifies
know bat little about then-ome they are good
for ssInehmssome ihsy re good for nsng However
RoLEUK
will moi suppressed and back by - The shove
truns--duy and inclination both forbid Il
Those who afflicted, respectfully invsd czEcs
A and look the Directions for
xqpe Rheumarisn Pies Dsrrhos Flux Tsok-scho, Burns
: Worms Scrofis Coughs, Bronchitis, Group, Od Sore>
Cholera Morbus, Conrections Of the Iinbs and
r.A ycints Eyes Blindness Coslvens-s
r Dyspepsia and other Diseases
81 hat time you may say T muchn But resoAeei
hand-sld Nature does do her work BY halves
The Oh il used both internally and externally.
Az AoUE SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM sx scRo-
FuIA are so comson naay psu OF West.
strained to say that whse tins on viii and sys Oher de-
e,.e. a h.. been anl ia su.ssszy
N these
ITsPrse so cents per Bette (hsf pintl a
ing spurious article NJ KiERs
The label Of the bottle.
For ale BY the Druggists throughout Indians. by CRAIG
HEAD 4 BROWNING, T0MIlSON 4 BRO, w. W. ROB
wM i fiLiEY, and ] ? FORE & Co indsnspoiis-
x VI. LYON, Fori Wayne
ssepfIT Proprietor in the Western Sfsfes
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From Cincinnati.

CIScINSArI. Dec. Ii.
River remains stationary.
Flour in better demand and firm at SO s5a39O Wits
ky zoe. Provisions buoyant Bulk sides Sc; shoulders
7c; mess pork SIC 90; prime keg lard lie Hogs ad
vanoing. Sales this morning at s660a665 demand ac-
tive. Other articles unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

The steamer Illinois Tor Aspipwsl arrived at this porl
Yesterday She brings $50 issengers asd 50 900 600
from Francisco, whence she sail on the 18Th
Contributions Tor the relief Of the sufferers BY the fire
Sacramento. had been taken u at the principal towns
and in days $50 900 raised at San Frs ncsco,
The passengers by the Illinois bring $500, 900 in gold
wkis. wsad swell the entire snssst srsssh, BY hss 70
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

New Yokk, Dee. Ia.
At Washington yard over 1000 beeves sold during
this week. The demand good at full prices ranging
from 6a9c. At Brownings 1000 sheep and lambs sold
at 81 50a5 co.
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uouauroN,s pEpsrN. N.

e<RrDr. HoUGHroN's PEPsIN, ths Tss Digestive
- Flsid, i,,o Juice, prepared from Kennel, The
lining OF the Fourth stomach OF tho Ok amer directions
q Bsros Isbs Tho great Physiological cheni' By iiOush
NJ d, phaadelpbs Pa The scientific evidence respecting
discovery ~ondsrfl Cal upon the Agent
aud description Of the gaus IL ard step in
Medical Science. sa6 sse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

GJThs Memphis papers anaousee the death Of Hon.
John w. Crockett of that city, the 14ts ult. He
a OF the famous Dsvy Crockett, and gen.
tleman Of great talents asd worth His death, while
yet in his prime, universally regretted ssds regarded
as a great public loss s.1
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ON washington.


WAsHrseToN, Dec Q, sP. NJ.
The Senate called 10 order at i2} o'clock by the
Hon. W. R. King
Mr. Bright presented the credentials OF Charles w
Carthcart, who appeared was sworn in and took his
seat.
Mr. Jones' Of Tennessee presented the credentials OF
Archibald Dixon Of Kentucky.
Mr. Gwnn objected TO Mr.. Dixon being sworn in,
when debate eRsued in which Messrs- Gwinn, Jones,
and Cooper participated. isfe
WAsRrxerer Dec g. 8 p. NJ.
The day was bright and beautiful and the galleries
Of the Honse crowded with ladies' and gentlemen.
Alter delay of few miAutes the Speaker called the
House TO order when the members, who were standing
in groups, exchanged congratulations, and repaired to
their
Upon a call Of the roll hundred and eighty-two
msmbers ansU cred 10 their names. tasa
Sherrod Clemens. Of Va. elected IN the place Of
Geo w. Thompson, and Colonel Preston, OF KY, IN
place OF Humphrey Marshall, appeared andiwere quail
6sd.
On motion, IL resolved inform the Senate that
the House was ready TO proceed TO business.
Mr. Hall gave notice that he would lntrodue bill 10
organise the Plato Territory.
Some time spent in drawing for the seats and in
edectual attempts TO suspend the rules Tor the inroduc
ton OF various resolutions.
The Presidents message was then received and
read
After reading the message and the usual motion to
print the House adjourned.
The Supreme Court assembled at IL o'clock
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~MPoRTANr TO woMEN.-tAprcr

A- MPoRTAET TO woMEN--tADvrcrI
- Lsh, shall again ths faded e.. reums
Asd rosy health the palld cheek resume
yo.r friends Fever and Asre, Gsners Desn
Bowsls, People
drink msoh water aal cal ssuay often Of proper,
nouishins food
Rsni smiih's vssssbs s.ssr Coated Pills (genunel
will Fever ssd Asss three days pyseasry twelve hours
,~sp~ Diet ifrtas the pEls
child no,'ts lake them s.ssly- BE sHrs
and get o. Bsn snrss Sassr csMsd Pills Priss .
sold evsrywhsrs in tho sis,s.
~ heck fer sosntcren,. cells d&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WASHINGTON ST
FOR SALE LoW-Ths Lot is % feet froni BY I'VE iee
Deep Immediately opposite The cea House and s,s o. ns OF
Tavern Stand has old brick building on Wal % 500 e.ep
Tor cash application he befors The l OF -
The REAL ESTATE AND ekNRRAL Ask&ef ofH~
tss1k1kwlw
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From New York.


New YoRK Dec. H.
The Albany Seminary, at Richmondsvile, was de-
stroyed 10y fire this morning. There upwards Of
800 pupils in bed when the fire broke They all
barely escaped with their clothes The loss is estimated
at $l4 600, which is covered by insurance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
Corn Song.

JOHN q. WHITTIER
Heap high the farmers wlntry bsrai
Heap high the golden corn.
No richer gin has Autumn poursa .-s
From out her lavish hornl ~
Let other lands. exul;ing, EIses
The apple from the pine.
The orange from its glossy srsss.
The cluster from the vine
We better love the hardy gin
Our rugged wales bestow.
To cheer US when the storm shall drin
ourihsrvest fields with snow.
Through wales OF grass. and msads az SEWERS.
Our plows their ARROWS made.
while the hills the san ana showers
OF ehsngefai April played.
We dropped the seed Ger hin ana pisf.,
Beneath ~ sun OF May.
And Heightened from cur sprsshns 9uH
The robber crews away.
All through the long, bright tsys q Jsss.
It's leaves grew bright and fair.
And waved in hot mid -sumnsr's .ss.,
It's soft and yellow hair.
And now, with Autumn's nssaiit sxss,
Its harvest time has come,
We pluck away its frosted leaves.
And bear the Treasure hsms.
There, richer than the tabled gihs.
Appolle shswersd OF old.
Fair hands the broken grain shall ~,
And knssd its meal Of gold.
Letvspid idlers Toll in silk.
Around their ssstly board; ID e
Give US the bowl OF samp and milk.
BY homespus beauty poured.
whers'or the wild old kitchen hssrts
Sends up its smoky eurls.
who will not thank the kildiy esrz,
And bless our farmer girls
fhon shame on all the proud sad vsls,
Whose folly laughs TO seorn.
Tho blessing OF our hardy grais,
Our wealth OF golden corn.
Let earth withhold her ssedly rost.
Let mildsw blight thoye,
Give to the worm the orchard ORR,
The whssthelds to the ay
But let the good old crop sdsrs
The hills our fathers trod;
still letsus. for His golden cora.
send up our thanks to Godi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ID 5,
The offerings Of beeyes during the week have been
400 and the sales made al prices ranging from
6asc 600 hogs sold at 7aS4c, $50 cows sold at
sl2a40. Sheep ranging from 50 o0a4 30; and lambs at
81 .b0a2 30 each
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

WARRINGTON, Dee 8.
srNArE.-Mr. Hale appeared today and took his
seat. .rf 80 hlat
The chair laid before the Senate tho report OF the
Land Office on private claimants in Louisiana. Laid
the table, and ordered 70 be printed.
Mr.. Chase gave notice of bill granting Ohio
all unsold and unappropriaied lands in that State.
Mr.. Rusk offered resolution calling upon the State
Department for copies Of all correspondence the year
1895, between the State Department and the Mexican
Minister and the Republic OF Texas touching the Indian
aggressions. Adopted
Mr.. Clemens Introduced Joint resolution authorizing
the Pres lent Of the United States confer the title
Lieutenant. General Maj Gen. Winfield se0tt for
meritorions services
Dir. Gwinn notice Of bill granting public lands
for the construction Of railroad from tho
the Pacific i.les -
The Kentucky contested case then taken up, and
sbOHt being put to the vote when debate snsued
on question submitted by the Char.
HoUsE.-The Standing Committees were announced.
The following are some Of the changes made: STRAIT
ton, Of N j., supercedes Disney in the committe on
elections Cleveland and Mae> claims in place OF
Rantoul and Smith. Preston Judiciary in place Of
Button; Reed Manufactures in place Of Thompson
Fiorence Naval affairs in place Of Ross; German on
printing in place OF Siaunton.
Mr. Houston introduced bill appropriatinq $500 900
the payment compensation for bringing the votes
for President and Wee President. Read twice and
passed. Tho House then adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

e~~ II YOU CAN PAINT FIRE WITH CHARCOAL,
b light With chalk and eols. live and brsshs than
,ss with give des u the and rnsgs
sE.eis Of Dav.:'s vsge,shle Pain Killer.
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From Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGn, Dec IA.
River is falling with four feet and half in the
channel The weather is clear and cold.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

n H..
lu m0dns Uperan0l
ut Tnstru;l, s,ons paint
81 4, Insa,,iv fh-cls
I, Instantly Remoyrs i,s C,nset,
RAILWAYS READY RHLIEF
VIII Stop the most Tormsniing Pains
Viii allsy the mos, Excrucsng Cramps and Spasnsu
VIII Ssohs tbs most Fiee.Ii iTriatoHs!i!
In few 0tnutesil
he uoo, ak.tlnsf. easoS ~
Rhenmati~u Cout
Neuralgia Paralysis
so Ion.s Rr,,.ss
ehiil Fsvsr 1e1s CT.
Lumbago sI,eh in he Back
,, Aasriy rsra. ,hoxs..s..S
pssyyrl,o~a Ch.L~r,
Dvssnsr, crsmns ami Spa.r..
Sci pssdseh. sors Tbrnst
TIC Do,repx eo.ohs and Cola
-r sosr s,omMsh Infuenxa
Rad Breaih Tis1tnrs a. Of The Chez
scl s,omsc. Rfio.nssS
I, instantly e,r.. ,s .. ,.,aaSs ~ M. snO. s1oruc;sz.
m. N. ~ fr,y rnonae,ts
P-'' ~ p.ns ~ ~. Issck
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>T THERE he any OF readers who doubt 'oushins the
magic powers Of the Pain Killer 10 relieve Pain we adj
bottle sths and give
q Trial We yet knew ito fail.
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RIFLES AND sHoT-GUNs, REvoLv.

wnzuU RIFLES AND sHoT-GCNS REvoLv-
4 L1LIM8 Err AND ALI. OTHER KINDS OF Pts
02Co TOLS-SAMUF.L BECK would
81 fully inform hi. old friends and The public gen
~ orally tha, he has again taken charge OF his
ua brne.. and will az ain devote his entire the
Of ri half
OF The Big Gun, where he wal
he b.rpy 10 accommodate s who may wish good Rifles Shot
Guns or any other article the Gun line All work warranted
charge constantly the best Rife P,yvder
and Lead s -.
His loss by Hat Store makes necessary TO call on all
who know teselves indebted 10 him by book recount
immediately end he ia compelled TO haze money
Come and
T5-orders fFoH Assistance promptly attended to fs6isw
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STATE OF INDIANA HANCOCK COUNTY, SIS.
In TIE COMMON Psss JASsARr TERN 1888
Politics. Csusssfsson~ 10 ssns Gosrfy
snc-John Cory, Assignee OF John J. Corey, Myro IL Ls
Ssn Elisabeth wife. and at Of John w CHRIS
deceased. =. IL.
sryE sbcv, ssed John Cory having Sled my once his pes
lion in his behalf the affidavit OF dsnlerese person
tss syron Elizabeth, his wife Two OF - 40 dserd
Of indtsna The sad Ayen
H. adon and Eleabnh his wife, are therefore Hereby ohsd
Of the pendsncy Of said petition IN said Court and thai ny
and sdgc OF Hascok cosu CT Common
Psss Term, be no den al the Court
Hos,s in Grsen6sd on The third Monday january 1883 aid
I'D pe,en will be determined in ther absence
- WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, CIR II c @. p
~ Mosrs Attorney for Petitioner. - 81. 2 =.
Greenfield, New %, 1854 -dec2w3w. u i-.t
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Real Estate and General Agency Office.
ldDIAHAP0LIS, INDIANA.
Uadsr the control o. w NIX. Scott Attorney and ess
ssllsr Of Law and Notsry PHbIis
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HERFFs sALE-By virtue Of sunary executions ,s.srs
nj .s.ks fee bills from the Clerks Office
Msrien Court will public sale on the
,vsry ihird (29 day Of December lSs Tho cour,
aof i, The civ OF Indianapolis within the hour prescribed
Nv OF the following real
estae IndiznaPol Marion county Indiana 10 w =
70, NJ kvs l square No sxyhve te5 and rusnns back
,bs ..v With thereon on failure
ressr he Judgment interest," aud costs viii Al
~ s,s time and place. expose the fee simple OF SAID estate
T.,n :. The prorerty Of James Nowsnd John H. b. Now
srd and Rowland The suit Of Aaron Clover STATE
Indiana Joseph Danfrsh and Joseph pnfoh Joseph b.
Irsis Isiah Jacksos, and Thomas NJ. Smith
sterifss Oface Nov "a 1859 ISAAC W HUNTER,
.svaa .a1,kwaw sheriff Marion Cssnty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-16

WILLIAM RoIsoE WILLIAM wkLLAss
ROBSON IL WALLACE, ls4t9
EHyItI varioas departments 81
Wv business belonging 10 a GENERAL LAND ASENCf,
payment this and adjoining States and will also
aitsn TO and claims
WILLIAM WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
u Will pactcs the Courts IN The Stats oflndans ~
REFERENCES: fl..l
CALVIN Flsos~r f.dianapos Gilbert V
Ovid Butler, Dc Debblec, Work. a Moore, n. Y.
Aired Harrissn do. Thatcher. Shaw, 4 Co. Boston
James Nj Ray do GAVIN Fletcher Cincsn
AT do O.. fsouisvilie, X
snsahton A. Fletcher do John Wooliey & Co, Ind polls
Dce in the Norris Buildings. the lssey occupied by
Rally Telegram ones, the corner of Meridian ard
Washington sirsets decs-dSwh
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A DAIHISTRATOR'S NoTIoE.--Notico 10 hereby given,
- thz, VI Of the estate OF Alexander w.
Rsss Of Marion esuny deceased have this day been granted
sndsrssnsd Al knowing thenn.sves IN eetea l.
Of deceased requested call The unisTsen
al persons having against sad
asuied file tho within lhs prescribed by law
The Is belle we'd to he ssivcsi
Nov 1882 nov30 d1w&wsw. DAVID :. BEATTY. AcTn
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asssY-R r. q s.s "a snsihsr column
So CRAIGREAD 5 BsouSis.
W w. IDBERTs
~ Agerris, aHaaspsias
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e~RosBRTs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIN.
49, CHR will Dyspepsia Gramp cholc, chclers Che
Msrbus Sick Hesdache Fever and Ague, Ner
voss Debility, &s Prepared only by W, - RoDBRTS,
scti9 Dluggs, lulIs Annapolis
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E1U1BrR BLEACHING hurTs-F~ Ls&ss fresh sup
n ~ Nc received 49, HOMIE
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHfNsreN, Dec. T.
SESATE-Met al noon-sevcTul executive messages
received; their nature unimportant.
A resolution was offered TO confer upon Gen. Scott
the title OF Lieut.. General . i. $500
Rev. Mr.. Butler then elected Cha plain.
The case Of Mr.. Dixon, who was appointed Senator
In place Of Mr.. Clay was then taken up. Mr.. Jones'
of Tennessee addressed the Senate in favor of Nr DIS
admission.
He was followed By Messrs CharlctOn, Badger, Daw.
son, and others Without coming any conclusion,
The Senate adjourned. -
HoUsE.-Aler the transaction Of some routine bust.
debate sprung relative the reference Of the
Presidents message. Mr.. Brooks, os New York, adj
dressed the House in favor Of referring that portion
concerning tho tariff and surplus revenue to a special
committee.
After long debate, the motion was rejected.
The Rev James Gallagher, Presbyterian, was elected
Cha plain.
Tire House then adjourned.
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he Senate was called 10 order at 12} o'clock by the