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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
A Test OF Republican No.Party Pro-
fessiOnS.

The Democratic State Central Committee of
Michigan receutl, sent 10 the Republican Safe
Central Committee proposition 10 suspend party
organization in that State ut the approaching
election and that the two committees should
unite in calling State convention composed
equally OF the two political parties Tor the n"mi-
nation OF candidates tor the several Sate Offices.
The following resolution the platform pro
rosed by the Democratic committee as the base
upon which all loyal men couId stand:
"ReSotred. That ia the opinion of this commit
tee the present eonnition OF the country demands
the suspension OF all party organization and party
nominations TOR the approaching election IN this
State. and requires the united exertion of all
citizens To suppress the present wicked rebellion,
To maintain the Consttut on and enforce the laws
Of the United States, and 10 restore and perpetu-
ate the Union"
The resolution was commended BY the Repub-
lican State Central Committee, bat the PROPOSE
ton for Joint convention WAS rejected Why
was il rejected: The Republican committee say
thew had issued call Tor their convention and
al, was therefore late to accept and carry into
effec; the proposition" The inference j. that il
they had not issued their call they would have
accepted il. The election in that State will not
be held until November. and there WAS ample
tune to carry into effect the proposition OF the
Democrats were the Republicans willing - do so.
Their convention might nave been indefinitely
postponed. and new cali made in accordance
with the suggestion OF the Democrauc State
Central Committee
Tn. reason assigned is not the true one
Abolitionism controls tlse Republican party in
that State, aud the leaders are Determined that
the same disgraceful legislation that now blOts
the statutes of Michigan shall remain there
and tina, additions shall be made 10 II in such
manner as tne ingenuity OF fanaiicism shall
suggest fnr the qualification of its ia~less ma
/ levolenee.
That l. one reason
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

We receive the most favorable accounts from
all parts of the district of the great reaction IN
public sentiment which is taking place. In every
county We hear OF numbers OF Republicans who
will vote for Mr.. Edgerion. Mitchell is daily
losing ground In these times OF nation Il peril
the people need an able and conservative man to
represent them-one who take comprehen
sve view OF our rs, and will he ready at any
time TO advocate and suppnrt such measures as
may lead to the restoration of peace aud the pre-
servation OF the Union and the Constitution
Mr. Mtcheil's ultra course-his completely with
the Julians. the Phiilipses, and the Summers. in
adding fuel TO the htmes OF Southern rebellion
is freely commenced on and openly niemned
Hundreds who have hitherto acted with the Re-
pubiicans are now satisfied th Il the safety of the
country demands change OF men and measures
and are laboring zealously for the success of Mr.
EdSerton. We look upon his election certain
Fl Wayne Sentinel.
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EXCISE TAX.

EXCISE TAX.
~ persons have been appointed Assistant Assessors
for the several Assessment Districts named below com
prns the Sixth Assessment District OF the State Of In
diana.
MARION COUNTY.
District 10 l-Leonidas NJ. Phpps indianapolis.
IoNnships--A arFen, iwrence, Washing
ton, Pix, and north half Of Center.
District No. 2-Jchn Stumph. indianapolis.
Tc~n,hips-Perry, bcaiur, Wayne, and
south half Of Center, including outlet
Nc 10 in tue city Of Indianapolis.
District No 3-Andrew True Hart Greenfield.
Town ship~-Center, Buck Creek, Sugar
Creek. and Vernon
District 80. 4-Iohn Quincy Hatfield, Cleveland.
Township Bgandywine Blue River,
Jackson Brown, and Green
SHELBY COUNTY
District No. 5-sidns Robertson. wa;dron.
Tow n>hip>-wa>hington. Noble. Liberty.
Union. Hanover. Marion, and Van Buren,.
District No. 6-W lis wills. shelhyvilie.
ToHnsh ps--Addison. Jackson. Hendricks,
Sugar Creek, Brsndywiie. and Moral.
JOHNSON COUNTY.
District No III. n Clarke Edinburgh
Towu-h ips-hlue River. Nneveh Hens
ley and Onion.
District No. s-Lafsye tie w Fletcher, Franklin.
Town-hiPs-Franklln, Clarke, Pleasant,
and While River.
MORGAN COUNTY.
District No civilian Craig NsrtinsviIle.
TownshiPs--Ray, Jsfferson, Baker, WASH
ingfon Green aud Jackson.
District No. Jonathan Gilbert, M"ore<ville
neutrality-suspicious., Monroe, Brown, Mad
ison. nraig. and Clay.
District No lis. HsdIey, Danyille-
Town-hips-Union. bel River, Marion,
CIsy. Franklin and west half OF Center.
District No l2-Aien He's. Danv1le.
Towu>hips-Ndde. Brown. Warrington.
GCiiiord, Liberty. and eat halt Of Center
WILLIAM A. kRAISH-aW.
Assessor sixth District.
Indianapolis. SEPT. 10. lss2.-sepll- 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

We cannot wholly eradicate from the hearts OF
our people sectional names and partialities; they
are older in portions of our country than the
Constitution: there were Southern colonies and
NOrthers colonies before its adoption The sous
of New England have borne and loved that dis
tinctise name for more than one hundred and
hity years: in the sunny South the name OF
SOiihroa has been equally cherished and loved.
Shull not the young and mighty West have a
distinctive hame, which her sons may have and
hnnofy Let it be the blessed name Of Peace
Makers,
Let us not be alarmed at the word compromise.
Ii is the richest word in the English language IN
its adaptation 10 the business OF Gov eminent and
individuals Cltraism never Yields orSnares; II
knows no compromise and uses NOD bis but
those of ihsolence and dictAtion.
The above is from an address delivered by
Gov. WRIGHT before college society few years
ago. How does his advice not TO be alarmed al
that rich word compromise harmonic with his
present insatiate cry of war aud coni>cation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

THE NATIONAL TAX The assessors and COL
lectnrs recently appointed under the tax law Of
last Congress received their blank books on Mon
day, but are unable TO tell from their instructions
how or in what manner TO proceed. lii fact they
appear TO he in dilemma, not even knowing
whether they are to keep an Office or hold forth
on the curb>tone. The most intelligent of them
unable TO tell what is to be deducted from
the income, If anything, or in fact what they are
20 do. Ia short. the whole affair, owing either
10 defects in the law or from instructions from
headquarters at Washington. is in a decided mud
die. and the prospects are that several days will
elapse before any portion of the law will he car
ried into effect in this ity.-N Y Herald.
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The Reasonable Plots OF the Radi.
Gals.
The Washington correspondent of the New
\ ork Herald saws:

ORR Herald saws:
Notwithstanding the fright occasioned bv the
present condition of affairs 10 the radical agtators
heir denunciations Of the present Administration
OF Character quite reasonable any
thing ever uttered by the leaders of the rebellion,
if not more so. Only last night Senator Wilson.
of Massachusetts, who is "A type OF this class was
publicly inveighing against the Government and
denouDciRg 10 crowd OF news hunters and news
paper correspondents that If this Government was
located in New York j; would be overturned in
less than ten days, and provisional Government
established in its stead. This was stated not in
the way OF a threat. nor was il expressed a
proposition of the Senator himself, bur was given
WAN an emphasis which WAS peculiarly Signlh
cant. From other radical sources it Is learned
that the purpose entertained by the friends OF
Fremont l. to raise an independent force of fifty
thousand men, to be placed under his command,
anu then 10 declare ham military dictator. and al
low him 10 assume the direction OF governmental
policy aud enforce his authority bv the bsyonet.
These things are whispered in the corriurs OF
the Capitol, and indicate the tire lsonAble desires
OF the ,acobins who have eudeaN Ored in vain to
peryert the policy OF the Administration TO their
own partisan purposes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
NJ e OiCAl.


YuyO LADIES OF OELlCATE HEALTH ORGhPAIkkD
organization. or those by whom incress of
family j. from any Objectionable the ndersgDed
would or prescription which IL perfectly reliable and
safe and which been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old worid Although this article
svery cheap and simple yett has been put up in bali
pintbotes aud sold very extensively al the cxhcrbant
price Of Is bottle the ersigned proposes fur
the recipe for ST. the possession of which every
lady can supply herself with perfect safeguard, any
drug for the trng sum Of s5cents per Any
Of testimonials procured Of ts efficacy
Sent to any part ofhe world receipt address
Ing DR. ]. 4. DEvERAUX.
20. Box. Ne ASA. View Haven .connecticut.
1iy99-6kw'sl
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allowed within the limits OF this army. Lastly,
Narylanders shall once more enjoy their ancient
freedom Of thought and speech We know no
enemies among YOU. and will protect all OF YOU
in cry opinion. IL IS for you 20 decide your
destiny. freely and without eonstraint- THIS
army ~ill respect ynur choice, Whatever u my
be; and while the Southern people will rejoice 20
welcome YOU TO your national position among
them. they viii only welcome You when you
come from your own fee will.
X T. LIE General Cong.
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Very important to tire Married!

AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
ssHk undersigned will seid free d, nail the
mespS of preventing conception NJ drug ue-ii-
cines. csNEEH. circular with particulars
will I've sent any aldres by incloing two cent
stamps hook containing all the know edge RETIRED
and several private receiats. viii he sent
10 any name address you may wish. by enclosing me
one dollar
Medicine. French PHI. will he for dollar per
box. IL i very sure in its effects Address
Lock Box No. go, indianapolis
j. Is don A. POJCHET.
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con FED NTIA
HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?
THAT Is - QUESTION

THAT Is THE QUESTION.
vuyHE proprietors q the -i'ARiSIAN CABINET OF
Il wONDExS ANATOAY ard MEDICINE have
determined regsrle-s 81 expen issue. FREE lor the
benefit o. suffering humanity FoUR II tie mosf in-
cive and interesting Lecture Narra-e and IS
Di-eualifcafien~ Nerv. Ieiiy, Premature Decline
q Manhood Indigestion. Weakness or Depression. los
Il Energy and Vital Powers the Great Social XVII and
those Maladies which result from YOU tfu fciles Ex
re~<es II Maturity Ignorance Il PhySio ~ ant Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have heen the
means o. enghtcnng aud saving thousands, and vii be
forwarded r the receipt - four anrs. By address
ing SFCR TARN PAHIsIsx CkriSET ANATunr AID
MEDICINE 5e3 Broadway. New York. je13-dly
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The New York Tsi1sa< has tho audacity 70
give prominent and apfrobaiosy insertion to the
folio~ing paragraph:
Gov Dewitt Clintoa. n a speech IN the New
Yofk Legislature. IN 1919. Saisis
a ACKNOWLEDGMENT or the Republic into seus-
rate Cunleierscies would necessarily produce the
eior< rircvr,-yetiss, .F.. h.-tsls OF
bordering States: large standing Hrmie> would be
imneii is l. "a Led: unceasng and xindiciiye Wars
~ouih foiaw. abf military de<pofi-m would
reign triumphant OF the ruins OF civil liberty. A
dissolution o; The Union may, therefore, be con
sideret the uitural death % our free Government.
And 70 avert tlds awful calamity all local psein-
dices and geographical distinctions should be
discarded The people should be hnbiurted 10
frequent intercourse and beneficial intenc0mmuni-
cation. and the whole republic ought 20 be bound
together by the golden ties Of commerce aud the
ada nsab tine chaps OF interest S
Why, then. do not the hypocrites Of the Tri.
tune go, as JuDAs did, and hang shemselves2
Have they not been of the very noisiest of
those who we're for '.leiting the Union slide,
like BASKs-for treating "the Constitution As a
league with helI"-for inteusiiyng "local preju-
dices and geographical distinctions?" Go, then,
hang yourselves aud save other people the trouble
OF doing III
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
Total. l4.oS4

Other district have doubtless sent more men to
the field than the Second. bat 60 not believe
any have sent more IN proportion to their arms
bearing population. From the above table is 10
be deiuctei the exemprs, amounting To about
$500 in the District. leaving as subject to draft
les than IL 500 men. which will be still further
decreased by the companies now forming ~
a Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13
Proclamation from Gen. Lee.
General Lee has Issued the following procla
LEE's HEADQUARTERs.
Army OF Northern Virginia.
Near Frederick, September .. 1862 y

Army OF Northern Virginia. }
Near Frederick, September 9. 1852
To the People of Maryland:
II j. right that YOU should know the purpose
that ha~ brought the army under my command
within the limits OF your State, far that pur-
pose concerns yourselves The people of the
Confederate States have long watched with the
deepest sympathy the wrongs and oltrages that
have been inflicted upon the citizens OF Com
monweairh allied to the States OF the South by
the strongest soriil. political and commercial
tee, and reduced 10 the condition of a conquered
province under the pretense OF supporting the
Constitution, but in violation of its most sacte ed
provisions.
Your citizens have been arrested and imprison-
Ell upon no charge, and contrary 10 all forms OF
law. A faith. al aud manly protest against this
outrage by a venerable and ilu>trions Marylander
to whom in better days no citizen appealed Tor
anght IN vain. was treated with scorn aud con
tempt. The Government OF your chief city has
been usurped by armed strangers; your Legi-ls-
ture has been dissolved by the uulswini arrest of
its members; freedom Of the press and speech has
been suppressed; words have been declared of
fenses by the arbitrary decree of the Feleral Ex-
ecutive, and citizens ordered 20 be tried bv mil
itsry commissioners for what they may dare to
speak.
Believing that the people of Maryland possess
sPt's too ioitf 70 SUBMIT " siica government,
the people OF tie South have long wished 70 aid
them IN throwing of this foreign yoke to enable
you again To enjoy the inaIlensbIe rights of free
men, and restore the Independence and soyer.
eighty Of your State. la obedience TO this wish,
our army has coine among YOU, ami is prepared
To ASSIST You with the power OF It's arms in re
gaining the rights Of which you have been 50
unjustly despoiIed.
This, citizens of Maryland. is our mission, SO
far as you are concerned No restraint upon
your Tree ~iil i intended: intimidation Ill he
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

quence- hare visited the country, ne answer IS,
We are ussder Republican rule We ask the reo
ple Of Indiana TO rseecs upon these visionary
propositions ofinpsrtinentin serraeidlins Repabli
csn committees, and then ~e inquire Wheeler il
is the part Of wisdom 70 iouger con,iuue ,hs
Government in such hands, Let your answer b,
recorssed at the polls on the fr-s Tuesday IN DC
tJber next.
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No ABANDONMENT OF THE DRAFr.-Semi-ofi
cial statements are made 10 the effect that the
draft has not been abandoned, but only the pass
system abolished; and vet persons leaving the
State are still required. il seems. TO give bond.
The quota of volunteers for Ohio, it is said. is
raised but that OF the drafted militia Is not. II
is added that unless this last quota shall be Tie
up by the 10th inst, the def encv will lie filed
hy draft. There is, we are told no escaping this
alternative -, Mio Statesman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

sB-0. W Holmes SAYS a man always loves a
woman ana woman a man, unless some good
reason exists 10 the contrary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

DaKER's PaEAI " CHoC0t.tTE.-ftkk fkk.
- PARED Coras. fiTrrss. frrfrh. Homeopathic an
Vanilla Choc1ses vsrrauiei eual m q'isii ahe iiafor
70 he Psr- Chskte hare sod tAf 80 - osrr ~
have once teeSi fheun - - sePeTnrf - ny cfh~r
Manufactured be ". Baker Co. e their Nj. n Dor
chester. Ea~< and To- -i- fteir Fra q brrf 10
az Fslion street N~U York CRY srd - Gr,cers and
Dealers gencrAfy throuzbeut the Urioh. Is
Aadre@> ~. T.. fTERCE.
jeI0-asn at Fulton -trrs : Nr~ York
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IL Slight Cold.

~> II Slight Cold.
ES$zaA (cnah, -ELcarsennss
q EN|ln,lt.I or Scse >Sh<ent.
!. VXS l0hich raight Be checlaed
= ~z1~ tUith q simple remedy,
- Vneglected, often ter7uss'aotes seriously.
=. FelO ore azure Of the inarortorsce q
% Stopping a pcnah or Slight
&cLd IN ITS first stage; tia. toaSch
{. IN the begtrrsing tDcltd yield to
- mid remedy. If not attended 10, soos
|. attacks The lungs.
e 3xou,l' 81 bronchial -S<ocjies
- l0ere first irtrOiiscei eIevers years ogo
II has been proved that they are the
=. best article before the r,Ibisc for
= /Gcuahs. ICcIds, 8<cncilifis,
|. 5kstinna, /afa<sh, the HacIlrg
cough in Eonsun/ificn, ard
- numerous affections Of the -S/Lscaf.
giving tnsnaedaats relief.
Public Speakers y Singers
y ,vlu .Jirsd them etFecttal for clearing
: and strengthening the voice
- Sold b. ali CDv7lggiets o,si Dealers
in -Ne5scine. az Is cents Ter lor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

~ Birds are a poor mans music. and aowers
,he poor mans poetry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-13

what the Second Districs has Done.
The reports OF he several enrolling commis
sioners for the Second Congressional District
have been received. They exhibit the following
ra-uifS.
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Democratic Union State Ticket

Democratic Union State Ticket
sos sscR2r&ky OF STATS,
JAMES :. ATHON.
OF Marion Cosn,y.
sos AUDITOR ~ srsss.
JOSEPH RfsTISE.
OF Fountain County.
scx raEssrRKE % srs1E.
MATTHEW L. BRETT.
OF Davies County.
FoR ArroEsKy GENERAL,
OSCAR B HoRD,
on Decatur Co<nty.
goa Esroarka OF srrnkxE oounr.
MICHAEL c. KERR,
OF Floyd County.
sok srrEeiyTfxprsr ~ fUsLlC sssTsucTios,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
Or Allen County
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Hnznc

~ Kane " Aaron Clo.o Assignee. aud Re ibcn h. Mead
Notice l. hereby given 10 the creditors If ~ ffN H..
AiEAD suo AL the Other person. hnvi claims demands
sgai the property ry and enr,s of sad q. ubeI
N,sl 81 the Cty Of New Yok witch have Into The
hands Of Aaron Cosr under aud by u Of de sr-oc
him mad b, RoubrH II Nc,d d1cd Jty No. mai AL ts
corded 10 tbs New ,rs County Clerks ice Juir i. 1851
10 la and exhibit prov. 'rir claim. Hud drss
fo. the dcfeu Charles a. Prlb,d, the up.
pointed Tor that purpose. by order oil ii T. Cont dated nccon
boz a. 1861 Amy ohc1 No. 80 Wal street, In he ~ o.
hsw YORK, before H.. l2th day Of Fchmus. lW.,
hall be- dcbafrsd from al benefit of aid -suneni
Of the funds aud property thereby approp at,G a. nom M
teneh OF decree which may be made 10 his ec Ia
ted Decembe II, lJbl Gil a. PeABOU,
dis lawbw Tn N''rfse.
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NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL
~ having established AGENCY at CHIC 400. is pre-
pared 10 do u GENERAL BANhING BUSINESS, and ia
cpnneoto herewith will attend 10 he collection Of
ci paper 80 all accessible point. throughout the West Col
.ctions on interior points viii be tie rick Of
bel used in selecting the most reliable medium Chicago
Oct 10 1901. IT, w. WILLARD, Agent.
Reieri1g to the above we are prepsred to DRAW. PUR
CHASE, AID COLLECT upon ClCfGO On favorable terms.
We alO PUNCH Sc AID COLLECT upOnthe CANADAS.
aud Issue DRAFTS aud CREDITS upon the various Branches
Of tie Bank VI Montreal and the Uni Bsns of London.
RlCH'D BELL A OGlLNIE,
No. - Pinest, kew-York,
Agents for the Bank Of Montreal
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orFioF or TnE coLrGsi. Fias Is. co.,

BowIRY SAVINGS BASE NEv-YoRK Jan. 10, 1861
THE DEPOSITORS are hereby notified that
L INTEREST al the rate Of FIVE PER CENT per an.
all Of FIVE dol AID nps I'D sui not srcceiii
tive hundred dollar. aud 70 Il PER CENT per ennum on
ve hundred dollars which have teen deposited
al least three month. previous the int viii he allowed
20 the depostors payable and sfer MONDAY the ZJt
inst in Gcc3Idince with the provisions Of the by laws All
t.res cale for win remain principal aud Gr0w IN
tefe.t accordingly from 1t ust.
This Bank open for business daily from 10 to O'clock
ard 90 Monday "Wednesday aud Filay Evenings from 20
o'clock at No $50 Bow cry BY ord. Of the Tfu.tees
THOMAS JEREMIAH, PRECEDENT
O. H. COCGysHAII Secretary
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NOTICE to CREDITORS. Pursnlnt o. the
~ order Of Cha les t..es,us Surrogate % ths Couny
Coiagb. notice 1. hereby given n,eTGns TO law 10 oil
u-tsous CLAIMS asbst WILLIAM a. NV lNbSFtr
late of II Lisns on Ia said cOuoiy i~eret d. a
they rqu I'd "a present air s.e ~ih The yDnchos
thrfeof g. the subsoi1er tie cine, 4 Muo Nroh,
the ciy OF Hudson. Ia III cJunt, before tho Pit Gay
u June next g. LUUloA LlFiCnDtON, tAetut "A
Dated Dec T. 1891 Ccc5 Siuo III
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I. q. IUIZ. J
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tenth Az
~ hud ELECTION foe THlHTt IN DIRECTORS of
III, Company aud for THREE INSPECTORS Of the sue
cecdns election will be held d, the Office of III Copany at
ainsstoVn ~ Y the sacond THURSDAY OJih dayj OF
febTuay neat Tie poll VIII be opened 1T oclock H. tie
FIR o. snd continue oIen until o'clock p The Trans
fr Books wal clo the 2 day Of January aud open the
d.y cf TIC eieetion. WARNAA b. SHAW, Seo'y
d . ia8.aIlf
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Sales bp aucilou.

A. VI. MrVwiS hncuou--i -
DY BANGS, MEkWIN Co., Irving Build
ID inss No. 80 aud 80 Broadway Sale. of Books Sta
suery ficiure,. Wok, of Art Fancy Gooi, Furniture &c
FRIDAY EVENING. Jan. T. 81 o'clock
STANDARD AND MlSCfLIhNfOls HOOKS Com.
ufi.ps vaey of yaluabe work. including scientnc 'ls
.i-.l s1t S,ho5 r -oks &c Ao Sisr- AL tsncy S'ion
sry Aud so large Iron ssr msuuiartursd By Herring
Co Aud also fe~ hae modern Oh fainiios' In Eieh lit
flames
7 ID. AARON. Auctioncer.- be SOLD, By
-. joins LEWIS ~. on tn RSDiY. 8, lei a m 'ev.
sul urin .hsd PIANO CASfs, LEGS. IOls, H. sud
balance Il COOPER L AttIFRTON'S STOCK. at No. IOa
Pat 9sth,l BY order u J. McDONALD. Receiver
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A CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE, RAIL
IL ROAD-Notice 10 hereby giseu ia meeting Of oil the
holder. Of Land Grant notgee Bond, Numbered r, 1902
go incu,iye for 0OD each and from to 100 inclu.ve
for 800 each who opposed to the measures sdot-d by
tho holders II low numbers g. prevent the equal Anticipation
all the First Mortgage Bondhoders the beue6t Of the
Morgsge iii be held Al The oft e # L. JERNEGAN e.q,
No. 81 Ninau-st, MONDAY, Jan ~, al - O'Clock.
EZRA NYE. EATHL ROSS. SAML RICHARDSON.
ALEX. Law, JONA RANSOM H. Ii. PALMER
Committee.