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by JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ. D.,
f0'Sse rs tis f Gs Io6 ROsgi J,iarg @
1''''N 10. Dizsstzss esE sEttsJetags.
IN Ills age of To.rss InIcaI science contributed
her fn slars lie general yg!ssEs and .a. Which
respsead, The brightest Jewel In ier dadrri' is her
''s' Al' esSiisSf SiEnf6ATED vApDR ISHAL4TIoN,
In The Of
te.nP;ic gn9Fance and hTG lone tN-
putat0n REe napsspus
10 b. taken into the ss9seh' S J
star hope the only enough Of gere
receptacle all unit 70 is
functions aud the health l9s materially injured Az must
disease is in the lungs tie stomach; then why, the
ta tie Iunss c advantage Of InaIaon in Consiption
and TrGat Diseases is that medicines in The form OF Naor
applied the lungs wheEe the dIseusss exists;
the stomach Is thus cft perfectly free to ai in restoring
health by administering to In Il healthy, ieEyng @ I foo1I
The mcaI tOo brought within the reach Of all, the
manner of administering the Napors being simple, that
the nvdis required to leave hoc where The hand
Of friendship and affection tcnds SO much to AID the st
Inlaliug method soothing, safe, and speedy and
consists in The ndmnissrallSm o. & neGaeg ~ N s1ei man
nor and rouce their action at the seat or the dlstase Its
destined to rcvOutlouiLe the opinions Of
The medical world aud establish the entire durability Of COn-
sumption.
appeal the OF aIl aicte with lung dis
eases embrace at the advantages Of and
no longer apply medicine TO the uuOfGndmg stomach.
inhalation place amongst the precious gifts TINT
nature art hath given us, thai cur days may be long III
the land" AMI ms the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR TIE CONSERVATIVE.
method not only ratioha but simple, safe and cica-
clOuS '1
To many my professional brethren throughout the
Union tender my Owcgements for their franknnl
manly In tesi[inr to the merits Of Inhalation shall
e pleased TO cuopsrate them in offering to tile afflicted
the blessings Medicatel Vapor Inhalation In the treatment
Of Consumption
One word for myself those claiming to have
Introduced the practice and to the tribe of imitHors w!o
with braxtn Dpudence claim It as their lbol wrote
In Of Inhalation aud pracsC 10 years The
nused, with the medical employed, achieved
only partial success therefore did not claim for it then
the miraculous powers which long practice has since ena-
bcd givet. Proof Of this may be found in work
published iii 1919.
Applicants plensc state II they have bIed
Lungs, II they have lost any flesh, have cough,
night and fever turns, what and how much they
p.cOrutc, the condition of their stomACls and bowels.
Tie necessary medicines apparatus, &C., will be forwarded
to any part.
patients report themselves convalescent.
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retail Boot md Shoe business atthe old
NO Monroe StEse hext dooEte SreSSs OFT 9p4
inc hrin OF 800. ,AAl1stt = VA MAN.
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and pay all claims asalhst!t. -. Wy 1aE LGs
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a >eb .ir. 't.is<ll = = - .gS99. ,;,,y,
JOHN Il. THOMPSON respyctfqly that hswn
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trohtge Of his oil friends and the public 1ahfbs
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TERMS:

For Fi! Conree iclttdislg al DeprrtDtNf8 Of Booh
EceDiaS LetttsreS and t1IEtlIidGiyt Ia
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7 -a2,,. sTU.PAIER JL4NEFACTERERSi ,s,.5 -,
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum super6f Pour
ID d!ner Wires, Pe, Twihc, French Clay ASH sal
Soda, Screen Plates bed Plates 1e Hates, Rolf Bays,
Knives Rag Cutters, etc. furnished TO order
lnotfEc by 80 y. -. -,li,lbl sl.i'it In'l
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a. I'm ~ =.
WE have just received collars, every
w rrety of price aud pattern Alsospne beaptipl sria
Tf collars an and ssesss to mattel
thread aces EalCneians, Maltese Elegant
cOlored PeS jacotet, lace and Swiss slSycs
oc9 lIEISIiElI. {, CO. -.
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f 34f NOTICE.. IL 49,
ON and afSr the arst Of JalaSry rroStmo the lrsse!t
JImCs A. EetEcr retiring from the firm. fi
All persons Indebted will please call and make pay
and those having claims against the arm
MILL present tl,eIn for adjustment. a5.;p #l iis
i, December 81, 1865.
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ARK OF REFUGE FOR TIE CONSERVATIVE.
only ratiOha but slnplc safe and ciica-
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To many of my professional brethren throughout the
Union tender my acknowledgements for their franlanl
nanIy course testying the Innlaton shall
- pleased c-oferae with them in Offering to tile afflicted
blessings ofNedicatel Vapor Inhalation In the treatment
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Applicants pleasc II they have bed
from the Lungs they have lost esh, have cough
night turns what and IOw much they
pcOrutc the condition Of their stomac and bowels
Tie necessary medicines apparatus, &C., will be forwarded
consultation Balance of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalescent.
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st..f lGr +-CU.EAHINEsltSli1t.Ss.-. b.
TIE undersigned will continue business In
their present location e and style Of ltIkELL
&SwRSRlSGGS. They would Respectfully solicit FROM their
old friends and customers continuanee Of tgraY0rs
DeeemBeFs; 1855 Gm 81 smkAhINGES, svhssh in.
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Epartncrsl cNsng betvSen the under "
i the rn THOMPSON & IS this DIS.
solved M mutual consent The bdslness Wilbe eonduGte
BY JqS L. THOMPSON, who will COLLECT all debts due the 6rn,
and pay all claims aSalnsttt. e g 80, Nt3 ttE bHh
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
j. H. PATTERSON. 't
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JOHN II. THOMPSON respectfully announces that he win
continue tho Book Stationery and IgGs rbnsnsssat
Ill aIan Street. where will be happy to rgcryS
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- r II. LOGAN CO., Genr AGENTS, % ~
ftel.!L ~ ~ sog lllii llllHi iaO Mheenk Yaadt
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MEDI G. a II ED " a p ORS
~ ny JOHNSON STEWART ROSE, NJ, D.,
E,o,e o1 tIe EogG Goere hsticiIHS, and for years
Ss;ii5y IyJSrit,n in Tie LOHd0l Royal JL.liJ1HHFy
So. IJisetSe$ n s'Jyatt'gS
rs is age Of n,1sic9l science has contributed
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YYN L.4DIE.S, DEPIRVIEENY D

''We, the undersigned, take pleasure iesying that
personally acquainted Will Mr.. Grangcr's nity
Aceoun.a ami Teacher Of liook Keeping wliri, is of the
countant, nhcavy Commercial and RunEns Houses, which
gives hin superior facilities in hnpartiny Practical
EMOlrsdIe 0f Aok: Keeping, ,dMk At0,Vsgh Goaserril
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'i1=g KEEP 530URSELNES flVARAi. i5f ,bsls
a -'t VI "sS's''' ''"''I BL4N6EES .g3Fge
of large size and superior quality tho hest town. inst
eelysd et - ..ae3 i.-.-..1 W. q MoITE.& mos,
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I1SIINAL'S SACRED 1S1JISIES.s =
10 x4oIHcdtctRe EUF, lYspef4sf9 iOiaf./ s .i,
FTIIS medicine popular use In WesterR
Pennsylvania It Is prrrnttl by DR.! rux al
g0n co., and has given relief bunrcdS Who have used
IT, who are spreading its far and vide 2as 5I W ,
The names of we'll known appear rslshers
It's efficacy u the above disease. - ~ az ,
ESepricG $I,0O. q llfl 80 tcss f,l4l q. ,. So
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Additional by the BALTIC.

New York, Sept. 90.
Liverpool, Sept, 17-Old red wheat 6s@9s
and 9s Sd, new red wheat 9s@9s Cd. Old
white IS 9d@10s. Western canal and Phila-
delphia and Baltimore are qoted at 29s@3Os;
Chic 31s@33s- Corn is quiet, but holders
demand an advance, and buyers are holding
back for reduction. Yellow mixed is IN
changed at 3ls 6d@32s; white $685. The
market for provisions is quiet but steady, and
prices are generally unchanged. Lard is
quiet Tallow has declined Is. Consols
closed on Tuesday for money at 9234 @92%
after close Of Exchange hours the rate ad
yanced Il.
The Baltic arrived at her dock at O'Clock.
The European news is dull. The only sub
ject ofinterest is the state Of affairs in Naples
The U. S. Chartist is being revived
ENGLAND.-The favorable weather for har-
vest operations extended throughout the king
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, Oct. 2.


NEW YORK, Oct.2.
Flour declined; sales Of $50 bbs S ate Sc $500 80
Ohio Sc 6597 25; Southern $797 40. Wheat declining;
sales of $4,000 busaos at 81 6715 for white and 45
for red. Corn dull. Pork dull at 20 I21&. Beef frm
Lard firm. Whisky selling SOC.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.
River unchanged. Weather clear and pleasant.
Flo duh and nominal Wheat dull at is for red;
and IS for white. Rye 72c. Whisky firm but lower;
slles at 295.. Groceries firm at full prices.
BALTIMORE, Oct. ..
Howard street -four unchanged in prices; sales of
City Mills at 6 90. Wheat corn and whisky unchanged
New ORLEANS, Sept. "a.
Cotton; the demand is good this morning with sales
already of 500 bales
Tobacco; one lot of 81 hhds. sold at -. Market
firm.
MOlas ses; some 400 packages Orleans Refinery have
been taken at 4s@52c for barrels, and for half bar
reis
Flour; the market is still quiet and nothing impor
lance doing
Wheat; 1877 sacks Red brought 81 40 per bushel.
Corn: good demand and prices rather better. Sales
of 900 sacks of which so rejected 5Sc, 1856
mixed at 60c, 747 and go hite at re and White
to one buyer at 63c per bushel
Bran, 1913 sold at 81 and $40 at 81 o. per cwt
Hay; rs bales sold at about S2S.
Pork; Mess still retailing at S21.
Bacon; clear sides dull, ard offered at 9c with few
buyers.
Whisky; 100 bbls Rectiaed sold a71sc, and 65 Raw
at Bic per gallon.
Coffee 50 bags taken at Toe.
Freights Cotton to Havre lc
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There is nothing of interest fro

dom. There is nothing of Interest from
France
SPA1N.-Gen. Bravo is spoken Of as the new
Spanish Minister to Washington Switzer-
land and Prussia are settling Neufchatel affairs
Rumors of a further note from Naples are rife,
but not credited.
The suspension of Wetmore & Co., Canton,
is confirmed Their liabilities are upwards OF
100000. Their assets are ample.
The London Morning Star warns the South
ern States of the United States not to dream
of an annexation with England.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says there is no doubt that congress
will be held in Paris the coming winter to set
tie the question arising out of the treaty.
The official account Of the affair at Algeria
with Cabylls shows it to have been opposed by
one regiment and a squadron of Chasseurs.-
After desperate fight Cabylls retreated, but
returned the next day, when they were again
beaten. An expedition against them is resolv-
ed on.
Advices from China state that Or. Parker,
U. s. Commissioner was at Foo Choo but had
been unable to get an interview with the Vice
roy.
The steamer Jacinto broke down on her way
to Simoda She put back to Waypoa.
howard Cunningham, an American mer-
chant, was killed at Foo Choo, while endeav-
oring to quell street row.
Diplomatic relations are about to be re -cs-
tablished between Russia and Spain.
LONDON, Tuesday Evening.
The stock exchange experienced avora-
bic change to-day. The panic feeling of last
week has entirely disappeared. The large
purchases improved prices. The rally in con-
soils is fully half per cent. There YVES a
general recovery in railway shares of Il to q
per cent. All markets are closing decidedly
tirmer.
PITTSBURGH, Sept %.
A fire troke out yesterday in the packing
room of Phillips 4 Best's glass mandatory
Pipetown, destroying the furnaces, packing
rooms, and stock, amounting to $4,000. The
wind blowing hurricane at the time, the fire
communicated to the adjoining houses destroy
irg over fifty frame tenements occupied by
poor families in the locality known as Hard
scrabble" One hundred families were depriv-
ed of houses. The entire loss is probably
$50, 900. There was no insurance on the glass
factory.
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NUIsANcEs.-Sand piles, as on Third, be-
tween Main and Locust streets, and other OBJ
structions placed right in the middle of the
sidewalks, are excellent things for people to
fall into and stumble over these dark nights
when according tie the city gas contract the
moon is to shine, but don't. We heard an in
dividual turn lofty somerset over the pile on
Third street last night. 1t was too dark TO
see him, although we were close by. Where's
the Marshal
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Speaking in vanderburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and otner County
Offices will address their citizens at the following
times and places:
Knight township. at Terry's School House, Thursday
Sept 18th, at o'clock.
Scott township, at Charley Knowles, Saturday, Sept
9th, at L o'clock.
Centre township, at Mechanicsvlile, Monday, Sept.
Goth, at O'Clock.
Armstrong township at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nesday, Oct LIST, at o'clock.
German township, at Lefes, Friday, October 3D. at
/ o'clock.
Union to wnship. at Anthony's FERRY, Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th, at l O'Clock.
Perry township at BabytOwn, Friday, October 10th,
at ] O'Clock.
Pigeon township, at Apollo Hall, Saturday, Oct 18th,
at = O'Clock, z. NJ.
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S NJ " G T S

IMPORTER WINES. LIQUORS CIGARS, DEALER IN
BOURBON, RYE, MONoNGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
WHISKY, on CORNER
WATER SIS, EVANSVILLE.
FHE So bscrber receiving and opening his
4 stand, of the largest and
Wines, Liquors aud Cigars brought this market.
The of his friends, and generally
lcited to the stock which will he sold
and at low figures any house West comprising
partCogniac BraHdies various brands Dark
Pinos Nsglory and otard. Dupuy Co, with
lot of other brands
WINES.--Fine Old Madeirs, Sherry and superior old
Port Wine Claret Wines of different brands Champagne,
Hedsick Wine quarts aud pnt together with
sortmen&of Old Bourbon Rye, and Rectfed
Whisky, Holland Gin Jamaica and New England Rum,
Cherry and Peach Brandie Cordias Curaco and Swiss
d'Absnthe.
Also choice article pure Ohio Caawba, Boston
Somach Bitters.
B-AIways hand large selected stock of
Havana German and Home-made Cigars; Sardines and
Pitts burgh Ale.
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" After a chilling antepast of what we
may expect in about two months from date,
the weather has resumed seasonable charac-
ter and Indian summer throws its warm hazy
robe over the face of nature, Unreasonable
as was the cold of the past week, people new
ertheless provided permanent defences, and
for while brisk business was done in stoves
and fuel
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AN ARMED NEUTRALITY. neighbors
in Lamasco yesterday, failed to agree touch
ing some point, and an appeal was made to
arms. The belllgerents were ladies' of their
distinct manors- Neutral premises interviewed
and the antagonists stood each on her own
ground, hurting their threats and defiance at
each otherpast the door of the non-combataut.
The noise and confusion, the turmoil of battle,
annoyed the Latter with fears that the two
conflicting angels would hurt each other, and
she determined that they should not meet and
fight opposite her house. She accordingly
posted herself at the front portal of her domicil
sufficiently provided with weapons to ward
any attempt to imbroh her in the difficulty
or to repel any aggression that might be made
by either party. One of the ladies held in her
hand stick and the other carried a great
chunk Of baby. The neutral party didn't
say anything, but she lOoked-whewl At
the last accounts none had been killed, and
none wounded, bat two were missing; the
constable had 'en.
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o. Two of the Democratic electors of Mis-
sissippi have refused to serve because one of
them is going to vote for the American nomi-
nees, and the others business engagements
won't allow him to stump it.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOYHCE.
CHEAPER THAN EYER!

w n OL1I2o an q IL w LIN L.
ENTE have just received and have constantly
w large and we'll selected stock of Fashionable
comprising all qualities and syI which will be sold
ern prices.
ALsoA gecd stock Of fine Gold and Silver Hunting
Open-face Watches including few Railroad
all warranted and ALLOW figures We also keep largest
assortment of Dawson, Warren Hydes and J. B. Beer
fine Geld Pens. in the city.
SilEer Ware Porte Monies AeeordeOns eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always haI1 and sale reduced
prices Receiving ali goods direct from the Manuaetu
rers and lmpo allie to offers
extremely low price. BTTTROLFF & SONS
Maio street betyy lands s+a
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OF We see by Louisville papers that flat
boats are advertised to leave that port for New
Orleans and all intermediate ports. Shippers
generally avail themselves Of these opportuni-
ties.
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OTThe weather wise predict protracted
Indian Summer. For the benefit of the Fairs
to assemble this month, all over the State, we
hope that it may be so.
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MORE HELP.-The Evening Chronicle, a
well-printed and ably edited journal, advocat-
ing the election of Willard Fillmore to the
Presidency, has just been issued at Dayton, O..
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o. The Kate Sarchett, we learn, is pre-
pairing at Mt Vernon for trip to New Or
leans.
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o. There was not police case on record
within our jurisdiction yesterday. Surely the
worlds improving.
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BUsNEss.-The delightful sunshine yester-
day seemed to revive business. The whole
sale houses were putting up orders, aad SELL
ing to country merchants. The draymen were
bringing in packages brought down by the
Wednesday, evening train. A large fat-boat
load Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, came
down from Scutfletown yesterday morning to
be forwarded to st. Louis. The boats aground
and laid up above, have nearly. all re-shipped
their eargoes by fat-boat or railroad.
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SOMETHING ESTHNG.

i X 4 II n
TT AS been receiving at his Clothing Store Main
doors above the Journal Office the
selected stock Mems and Boys Clohng brought
the and which he intends sell lower than any
the city and satisfy everybody of the fact
invites the public call examine his Judge
for themselves.
re- Any kind of Clothing made ~ to order the
est notice. sep10-Lmd
GAPS! CAPS!!
E EMS, Youths Boys and In tants, of every variety
sA color and shape of the and most fash
ions. sepl7-3m VAUTIER & MAROoNNIFR.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the undersigned
appointed Administrator of the Alexander
Powell late of Vanderburg County deceased. Said
is supposed to be solvent.
sepS-3w EDMUND MATDLOW. Admir-.
DIR. T. MCGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Is A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Bowel Complaints and Diseases OF
the Lungs.
THIRTY thousand without single failure.
l. Evansville by Keller FarnsIey & Co.. HalIock
4 Steddard, Woolsey & Sawyer. LEIGH & Yer ing.
The great American TAR SPRING IMMINENT VERNlI-
FUGE. Is also for sale by them. aug1 d&wfy
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CLOTHIN AT WHOLE SALE
Encn LAnIll { $

WNHE underigned take leave inform the merchants
= this city and they
ed the manufacture of CL6rHING also importing and
dealR Overcoating Cloths Cassemeres Satenetts
Tweeds and all sorts of Lnngs and Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the materials of hst class factories
and only loy the best hands it enables
sewing and experience in this branch bust
for several enables with other
establishment of this SORT in respect to prices well
terms.
We therefore take request your before
seek distant markets, where. you will
find good and prices lower here
other plaee Please call in order verify
A ANSPAOHER Il &C.
iyIs-4m Main street. next Branch Bank.
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PRATHEK, SMITH q {

Successors Pollard. Prather Smith,
ISIS MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HATS, GAPS A ND FURS.
ENTE again wait upon and all others
w ested with the semi annual iss of establishment
ebrity ed feel confident abili
ty uphold particularly in the articles fashiens bic
DRESS HATS.
Our Ockof Fall Goods for the wholesale trade has been
with usual and inferior
country We duplicate the
Jobbers, with charges Of portation. added
purchasers therefore who desire
factures need further By purchasing here they
they the risks their
travel and transportoR
thousand miles and they their
on hand in seasonable time.
They also find concentrated ia
Hats and Caps better suited the
West and than be found in half dozed job
bling Houses in any Eastern city.
short time to PROMPT nabiing
sell our goods at small profits. sep2-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-03
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GOVERNOR,
OLIVER r. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vande II burgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM IL. NOFFSINGER, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
L. w. III. ELLIS, OF Marion
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. ClSAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT
JOHN A. STEIN, of TippecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, OF Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
OF YANDERBURGH