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Smyrna times., 1862-05-29

REAL ESTATE SALE.-The real estate Of D.
w. Gemmli, in New Castle Hundred, was
sold at public sale, last Saturday, as follows !:
The main farm of $50 acres to Mr.. Cox, of
Phladelphi for $4,000; the river tract of
about 50 acres. to Edward Edwards, for $92
per acre; and the mansion with 35 acres, TO
Anthony Rey bold, for $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-29
DOCTOR A. III. SANBORN

has located III SMYRNA and respectfully offers his pro-
fe>SOn Al 10 The Inhabitants Of this place and
vicinity OrFICE-Ar TIE HOUSE OF DAVID
PLEASINTON RECEITLY oCCUrIED BY DR.. JNO.
A. NJ NlRE mvI5-Iy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

be closely adhered to; and that we cannot ask
States and citizens % fulfill their constitutional
obligations. unless We accord 10 them their con
stitutional rights The people do not regard the
80 called seeded States as having either seceied
or re,eled IN their character as States: and there
fore the States a. such have Incurred no penalty
We have seen. also, that one aspect OF the do
nestle tranquility sought 20 be Insured by the
Constitution. Was the subordination of the slaves
20 the authority Of their masters For the Gov.
eminent % emancipate and arm the slaves 20 fight
against their masters, would be against the form
of this constitutional privilege j. there ytbing
TO relieve IL from this appearance of bad faithg
To say that il IS military necessity is virtually
TO confess that are fighting. not with mnori
~ OF the citizens OF the respective States, (the
thing we constantly claim but with the majority
of them, and thus with the people themsev e
ant u say that the States have forfeited their
State rights is to say that they in their political
capacity are warning with W., and that the war Is
not with individual insurgents, but with allied
republics acting on their full political character
The measure of emancipatng and arming the
slaves, IS fraught with practical and theoretical
embarrassments
In conclusion: the great fundamental principle
OF the international policy OF the Constitution
interference Ecih domestic aGairs-is the grand
guaranty OF domestic tranquility. Had that
principle and policy been adhered TO, we should
not be where We are TO day, IT. way to restore
domestic tranquility. is TO return again without
delay 10 the practical observance OF that salu
tary and indispensable pledge of Union and peacel
A. b. j.
New Haven, February 81, 1862.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Democratic Union State Ticket
How I'LL

few days ago the Republican organ said that
"a loyal citizen was no, likely to have relative
in the rebel army" This is the Journals stand
ard Of loyalty. Now for the application. The
President OF the Journal company. and the back
bone of the concern, il a full blvoded cousin of
the notorious BEs McCuLLoueH, Of the rebel ar
my, and one Of its prominent leaders. j. NJ.
TILFoRD, President of the Josanai Company,
must. according 20 his own standard Of Judgment,
be- disloyal citizen, aud We believe he PROCESSES
to be Republican and the most naexible of the
sect.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

at "a. but they we're held At A. ,. and this rate
realized % some extent
Lard declined 10 7a7l4 aad not in much re
quest kes. country rendered. sold % n
there has been very little demand for bacon:
shoulders can be bou=ht At g. sides NJ 81 and
clear do. at 6i,. aud small lot OF the lat
ter sold at 80 40; they are for army use and not
much IN market. smoking having been done but
to limited extent. Quite large number of
holders are not disposed 20 sell their stocks at the
above quotations, under belief that soon as
the Mississippi is opened there will be reaction
IN the narkes, and prices again advance. whilst
others are disposed TO sell, though not TO press
the market by making further concessions. as this
could not be done 70 any extent without produ-
cling large decline
The demand for sugar cured hams continues
good at 81 @7lsc, the latter rate for canvased
OF the most popular brands.
Beef cattle have been in light supply. and pr-
ces advanced soc per GENITAL, closing a, 81 for
choice. Hogs in light supply and good demand
at an advance OF 5O@75c per GENITAL, closing at
81 per GENITAL gross.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Acknowledgements OF the Services Of
Of Indianapolis Surgeons at Mound
City Hospital.
SlMoNs GENERAL HosPITAL,l
Mound City, Ill, March 2, le62.

SIMoNs GENERAL HOsPITALl
Mound City. Ill. March ,. le62.
Mr.. EDIToR: | avail myself OF the courtesy
usually extended by the public press to solicit a
small portion Of your columns to acknowledge
the deep sense of gratitude feel toward Drs.
james ). Athon, Fishback, Reddck and Mus
grove, Of your city. for the valuable voluntary
services rendered the wounded in this hospital.
At the call of the Governor of your State for
volunteer pm sicisns and surgeons to render pro
fessional and 20 those gallant soldiers Frustrated
and cut down by the enemy ) bullets at the terri
bic and bloody battle which prereled the
der of Fort DOnesOn, Dr. Athon and his com
peers, like true patriots and humane citizens,
rushed 20 the scene OF action, where their labOrs
have been unremitting in assuaging the pain and
alleviating the sufferngs OF those placed under
their charge.
In behalf of those who have experienced their
kindness. and been the recipients of their profes
si0nal all aud skill, take this opportunity Of
thus publicly acknowledging the EN- nent services
they have rendered both them and me. To the
citizens generally, the members OF the Sanitary
Committee. and the ladies of Your city and vi
cinIty am indebted for many and timely dona-
tons OF clothing. hospital supplies, delicacies,
&c, for the suffering wounded under my charge
l.. Z FRANKLIN, Brigade Surgeon,
Ia charge of General Hospital.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

for the maintenance Of principle. the value OF
which Is mos, forcibly illustrated by the discus
sion Of the Journal upon the policy 70 be pur
sued towards the seeded States. the Republican
organ and is allies have denounced the Democ
racy as partisan and di-IoyaL Loyalty Is best
demonstrated by a firm adherence to ptinciple.
and the Democracy believing nov, as they ever
have. that the principles and policy they adyo-
cate are necessary to the preservation OF the
Government and the prosperity Of the country.
they give the best evidence OF their patriotism by
firmly. adhering 70 their party organization
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commei
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S, 1862
Mr.. Sumner. in opposing the admission of Mr.
Stark TO the Senate, took occasion 10 say that
although not inscnsble 10 the attractions of com
edy, when we'll performed on the stage, he was
unwilling 10 sit in his seat snd witness the com
ely then proposed. 1.-The Senate Mr. Sumner
went on to saw is to resolve itself into theater
under the management of grave Senators, and
we are to see the play proceed. The claimant
from Oregon will cross the floor, and. under hon
orable escort. approach the desk, take the oath.
and Kiss the book. The title of the play Is Dor
rowel from forgotten old English drama, Urea
son Made Easy, or an Oath no Great Thing >"
a majority of the Senators OF different
opinion, and among those who refused Ia send
away from their portals the accredited Senator
from sovereign State were MeSsrs. Anthony,
Browning, Collamer, Fessenden, Foster, Harris,
Sherman. and Simmons So the oath was duly
administered to Mr. Stark, who took his seat.
This morning he courted investigation into his
loyalty. which many Senators deem unnecessary.
but those who opposed his admission camor for
II, as they hope TO obtain some "evidence" on
which he may be cxpelled.
The reason why these radical gentlemen are
striving TO make the Senate ''small by degrees
and beautifully less" will soon appear in bill
which is SO be reported from the Territorial Com
mittee of the House. ITO establish Territorial
ioNicioihti over TIE ulsiltCtS 81
country in rebellion against the United States "
This is in reality plan for abolishing State
ereignties and substituting therefore regular ter
rtorial organizations
Each Territory is to have Governor, Coun
Gil OF from seven to thirteen, and court of three
Judges, all to be appointed by the President with
the advice and consent of the Senate, and subject
to removal at any time by Congress. The right
OF one man to property in another" is not to be in
any way sanctioned, protected recognized
ccnfiscated estates are to be leased in l60 acre
lots: days labor is to be twelve hours; children
to have the doctrines of Fourier Garrison & Co,
carried out to the fullest extent. And to carry
this through the Senate votes must be recruited
or the majority now against radicalism mast be
diminished
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

New Haven. February q. 1se2.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
M EDICAl.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.
vs,o LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED

FEN0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH OR IMPAIRED
organization, to those by whom increase of
family T. from any Objectionable tc undersigned
would offer prescription which perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts of
the did World for the past century. Although this article
svery cheap and simple, yet it has been put up in half
pint bottles aud sold very extensively al the exhorbtan
price OF - per boe. the undersigned proposes fur
nih the recipe for ST. by the possession of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard, at any
drug for the ring of Is cents per year ANY
druggist will tell you perfectly harmless
thousands Of testimonials be procured Of its efficacy
Sent 10 any part ofthe world receipt OF 81 by address,
ing. DR. j. &. DEVERAUX.
20. Box, No. 1853, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d6w6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
EMP0RTANTTO LADIES
nR. JOHN HARVEY HAVING FOR UPWARD OF
twenty years oted his professional time ,xclu-
sively to the treatment Of Female Difficulties,
and having succcede in thousands of in orng
the afflicted 10 sound health, has entire conldencein
Offering publicly his
"GTeOf american Remedy"
DIR. HARVEY'S
ChR0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

Which have never yet failed (when the directions have
been strictly foowed) in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR sTOPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or in restoring the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections, Prolapsus Uter the Whites
other weakness Of the Uterine Organs. Also in all caSe
OF Debility Nervous Prostitution; Mysteries Palpita
tons, &C. which the forerunners OF more serious dis
Es3@ These pills perfectly harmless the conS
tuition and be taken by the delicate female with
causing distress at the time they like charm
by strengthening inyg0rang and restoring the system
TO healthy condition. and 10y bringing the monthly
period with regularity, matter from what the
distractions may arise They should, however not be
taken during the first three or four months Of pregnancy
though safe any other time miscarriage would be
tie result
Each box contains so Pills. Price 81, and wnen de-
sired will be sent by mall epad by any advertised
Agent. receipt of the money.
Sold by Druggists generally. J. BRYAN,
Rochester New York, General AGENT.
ESs@ TOMIlNSON COX, Agents for indianapolis.
julyl9-d&w 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
special Notice.

10 ADTERTESERS-M advertisements taken for
specified Time aud ordered out beIorc the eysir1tion
az he Time sIecised acW be charged TIE reguar rGfs
fOrfhe sIh1e np " Me time 10y are OrieTed out
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

cT-The indianapolis American says that eli.
toriais in it, Republican cctemporary. the jour
nal, have had the effect TO assure the people of
the South that a powerful party exists in the
FEDERAL forces upon their soil. Such misrepe
sensations have done more TO give laid and com
fort" 70 the rebels, than oil the efforts Of JEFF.
DAVIS. and the sole object in making them has
been to promote the partisan schemes Of the Re-
publican leaders
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

"a We are indebted to Hon HE.RY s. LANE
for valuable public documents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

A AGENT, 1 HAVE LARGE VARIETY OF CITY
"a property for sale and exchange.
Also one splendid Farm Of 6s acres miles west Of
the ciiy--pnce S95 per acre-tne easy.
Farm Of 80 acres miles east Of the city-Prce go
per
One Farm Of 100 acres. 10 miles northwest Of the city
price S3T so per acre.
Also one e 40 acres-price so per
Also 5000 Of Illinois land trade for city prop
erty. KILBY FERGUSON
Real Estate Agent, - East Washington street.
febI9-d5Sw2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

]. :. HARVEY, Treas. Of State.
A. LANCE. Aud. Of State.
|, lS62. mch6d&wlt
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-17
Rebels after Supplies.
Intervention in our Affairs Threatened
War & War RumoIs Everywhere
&C..


ioio.S Wlh-oc, Uug II, ria B0itMor., ll.'
l9.--IAc MCrr,m.c - l!,ya up. At ha'fp,,t foui
O'Clock the morning an explosion took pi,cc,whici
made the earth aud water truuble for mite.
around In the midst oi tie lr.l, Game W. ial
shot up IN the listcr. tIe tmbrrs iul Iron ol a.,
monster Steamer cnud he seen ily hg throu.h t4t
AR. NJ duuht was ent-ft .ined That tie y,lt,l!t
Mcrtlunc ht' ceased g. exit.
iug .N4.tr Gp..-hlf oD III, Oh rec wing tho rp.
! p'it "ui'tcd Two armed naval tugs, tie Z unyt
and ltuf'n, to po, ,,d tow ntd- tru,y leland uu a
ttN"uip'"tct nud ascertain Tie truth of u, ruiupr
| la thc IA, autn.e two tus ptsta we've aeon CONAN.
| ON toward, Tie Fortress ut full speed, and " 81
nearing tie wharf the countcnace oi Captain Gaze
oi the nneso IL, gave assurance that the news
They brought was OF most satisfactory character.
Tie report NtS tfuch1 had met parts Of the H1lt-
ing wreck All the eTthvurks al Crauey Island
appeared t. bc abandoned though the reho. flag
WAS II II yius. Lieut.. :. D. tdtid,c, from the
Dragon, had landed with an armed crcs aud taken
down the rebel FAX subst!tutu, tue stars aud
stripe" amid t.. ucaIty cAeot,ug oi the crew.
Captain Cas-, Immediately report ID L.c fact t. the
Prc-'It Mt and a,lttary ul War.
At tie request ~ tne President Capt Case immc-
diataly Proceeded e. ttnney Island ~ ascertain II
l'o w"I.' were evacuated, ~ company vita the
h,,t, which was tltu adyHnc.ug. As we ncar,d
tranry lnul we found th,s hnu,cns. 'lti.,s appa-
rcm'y ahand med, Though tire, rebel ilst,a we're
Heating from frly Al st.1s ln d"TCut pats Of the
wokH A loaf MAS Immediately lowered, and
through the courteous attention oi Tie command
ant, accompanied 4 10 me shore tu participate IN
DE hon'r OF lowering tie rebel en.hloms and sub
sttutng the "Prdc " America" in Is place. Cuu-
mlnior Case was tie hrst loyal man that pressed
h9 loot on tie al! OF this treasnnshlc stronghold
without th'ug. o'tnipcdpcs 81 Internal machines
tue gallant ,oiapsd,ut rushed 4 tie t,s- staN and
hnlhaidS and they icing IN good order, the "Od
H." vs. H''ou gwen t. The hrc.Is. IT," iHrts on
Ne ls'Hul ave Ia i,ur "r ia, sep ate SECTIONS.
Iu,y efr cnast'u, ted with tlo best engineering It
AMI ~" mllRtlr workman Lily, HA we've lct IA
'Ntu.D.i eU-l'.u A. Netc s'so tie extensive bai-
Ga "a i. IA lINH q
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-17


Tie House took M Ini passed the Senate bill
empowering The d.gul Inspector General 10 dis
char tom the service any soldier or enlisted man
hbpIa.. lander any ply seal disability which makes
it dsndy lt gcou' To tie service Tor him b. Ice re-
t,..ed tAureu, provided that tley shall not be dis
Changed n'.t's 81 tltlr own request.
Mr. WICK lc Ky asked leave 20 Introduce res
ulut Hls declaring tie Constitution, and tie laws
made 10 pursua..g thereof, and Ill treaties are tie
flprcmV iw %. the md, rs we'll in time OF war and
ir'e.iuH AZ ia time OF peace. Withdra"n Ios tie
pre-, %,
iUv House resumed the consideration OF the hli
I. n. lttay, aba. sAng slavery Wherever the Fed
eng. Government Las exclusive jurisdiction.
NJ, Lttl,A tll) modified tie bill as follows
" H. the tnd ut t,,odom may be sni remain Tor
ever uc fund mental law of the land IN AL place.
t-neyor So FAR as 1t lies within the power, or de
! p,uos upon the action Of the Government oil The
! tHi'ed states To make il 30 therefore,
b' II tnacted'etc., that slavery or Involuntary
strvItude IN all cases whatsoever, other than Oh,
punishment Of crime, whereof ths party shall have
1sse duly c94vstea, SHAY bspcsiSgth esAsi wa y
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK ANp rnE VICINITY.


INANfirhTi"N tElrERArioN ANoNG INF
toLprEn fLuiiE.--lesteri,y was cole ti,cl
~ gaia day ly the cn,0fcd people Of the cit5 ou
account oi tnc emancipation OF Ito slaves I'm the
| i'stg.ct o. 4 iurYhI. THEW ps,,cc lirgt opened
WITH payer meeting ia the lecture 'oo,n of tie
s'joh Chr'r,l, ou Ponce s,r ct. "a, O'Clock y,,ter.
day mornn-, which was lar. IS attended nv
II nry II. GartctL the Pastor iro aIe,l. The cv,r
cis'a conn a,,d oi rcadint potion OF NV T. st..
ment ; scripture, H4rlu, ant prayer ly TIE mem.
beers Of Tie oohgro alton. The l.t''i Wef, ndu q
t. general praise to Almighty COD Tor the deliver
.''' "' .''o Who lad been IN bondage at the ~.
''N". 'iptu' ana tie Invocation OF Divine power
to Ute overthrow domestic siyrry throughout
tn country that might indeed Ice called the land
OF tie free. M G'rnctt offered u Few appropriate
rem"ks ani adjourned the meeting u little
past six o'c'o-.. Ia tie afternoon, al the
Same Church, splendid American nae
was raised. Alta Latte at,r thr,e o'c.o,k, tie R.v
H. H. "aructt called tho Getting 10 order, Do side
tie church. The Children of Grnn..par school No.
tcoor,d! under tie direction Of the m 'le ptu,-
! pal oi the s,h'oi, NJ Pr'cr On, SAN the hymn
"Au,r.e,," re- / Pc ser vn1 oacl,d '.p b. Rev Nj
| II .n-i', .fsi4 sus. The cou-,, lion auI t,!,,
| tu'. united .r siltiug the ~ IN B.ovl army
| sN-." E.v. v Ganct Addressed the m c,ir.
IL Il ,lc Of ,i a8 the irs, nst nee If ,asius H..
Am.r..gl. i,o4 hy uo,rcl 4, oou.,.eut n. Aliho,.h
they have luu t due ne. ct, they have RETAINED
from raising i h,yaar tA,y could act consist nty
30 ., while it H..,cl over the Capt. i, one OF tue
.lcst slave fuMis N tie w'rid. BIT tat Cli-
ia Is n longer s.hr'-h'.I ~ t,rr."' TIL, Is 4
! br.iIent .n'tm'o OF the good CIV 81 Of INN ''li.
cninr ''nition and may % put g. tic l'is. tao end.
datl tm,u.iIsu.i .tsos all lllu vl sc,s t. pro
lr,.. tbc .urs.I Institution H. .rn .'uq o.. 90, I,...
ed t.s N.. G.. 90 i.isei on us dog would ut
| proud n ou the iacplc ia honor OF every victor,
o tire Federal Nrus until ti' ',ui .ifi' ufr,bc o %
is CRUSHED throughout tao band. aul .nlll, tho g,t
proclamation 10 issued, "lil,rty t. ALL" Rv.R
Lewi. = ny, ~ Tennessee wrs toe next 50 aker.
Iio Goclt on tie d.9 tcl loyp,. Cd, the black race
and tA, love Tor freedom, b.. inc be olutlu lou,
| t.lt tie j.y viii conn when c.!lrci people ma.
f'y u. ia,. l.ui, "tids is ny country" Tho cJn-
sre. COTTON treu won't out ike tc church. AID ut p
si>nnl rom tine Ia'to', AN American Atg, fourteen
feet in wid,h by u ~ length was raised to the
of l-h n'"ta' ov'r TIE ling and 'len,d ga,
is glorious i'lds in the br,cto ny coatrncd'
enthusiastic eAooriu, greeted itS appearance, aud
wA,n tbs had sub. ded the chi.iren o. the schoo.
sang Tile star sp.nglcd Banu'r" aud "Ihe RI,
White and Blue" Tie c.r0m a.os closed witt u
ben diciion ~ Rev. Nj Cl-Actt. Tie Inc t.
ut at Cooper Nlt1tc in the evening,
wa, far NOR, d,mourt..t.y. of their exultl,.on
over tie rcccn, abc,ion measures OF Consr-s, than
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-17

prohibited forever In ell the territories Of The United
states how existing or hereafter 10 be formed or &C
qlired In any way"
Mr. Cox moved TO lay the bill on the table. Nays
81. ition disagreed 10 by yeas ~.
Mr. LoyejDy moved IT, strike out tho preanblA
br. Cox moved b. afntNl u ny SAYING:
An at g. carry out tie Chicago platform, and
dss' lse Tie Union"
Nj ~ w. motion vss arreed,a
The lill ~ tbcu passed. = yeHs - nays 30.
Mr.. LoveJuy moved. ana tie House agreed 10
A. end the Ute Of the Li.i. y making % read. An
IT, FocWe freedom AZ! persons within tie Ter
rtoritq - The Tinted states"
Ire House went into Committee 0fthe wh0'e on
We tii piNmR tOuutes 10 soldiers injured IN the
present wHr. Amendments g. the hill were Dis
c'iss'u and made. aud tie iii was finally passeh
hhiItol risss 800 .uup ilr tie houutits provided
- &c az 70. jay last. H. case ~ dent ~ tr per.
Dbl % fhtt 't 10 TIE bounty. 10 g. {, accrue + :, &
t... "i.. 'rr.. fth ", fn,Ner, Ir,tacss, 81 ss-
GOO. ~ Z o 10 ron sod. Ai.ir-td.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-05-17

very courageous and powerful. There are . score
Of Newfoundlands In the exhibition and almost ss
many greyhounds Of different degrees Of purity OF
blood. One very hns greyhound. clean and rsigLt
" limb finely moulded head. fine skinned AMI
'"I-'h-'ted, is the property Of NJ. Batter WI lie
o. i0'het tpendid specimen is shown Ly Mr.. A lien.
Mallory exhibits beautiful Ir.sh gr yLouud.
The amour, Of premiums t. be awarded iss 22o5.
AL day yesterday tue Museum was den.tly
crowded, and tho exhibition proved in ,he hlrtc.t
degree interesting. TIE dogs arc acccn-mosai,i
in neatly constructed stills, placed in one Of G.,
large s,.oons where the collection of wax dsu,,s
vas formerly exhibited. The Premium o: oa,
4 ,uaoul io'l'fs was awarded 9 Tran.is ~
Ia. ft lis Cree, SITE iar p .,lAouui. Z .
/ f.,ow ag I-,fc. were a'so as a, od'
ESrisn GRrft'rSt~.--1t rr,n.dn-w. q
/ l'r.: DIV Il. II lie. Albany; a-r .a.-
Nor.lS 4iu-C .r'ts Copper b.a-W. J.
- a. II. ,'. 10, ! -lt h.r premlli, We
~ v ev,~ta-i-, PREM -. +. ru..-s
= e. lie Ais"t al-G. re Mr.' 3D..
"--l D.i' ,t. t.-L ..t j. sr-
/ ir y h"UH'.n. sN or,r premiums .'"
T So .r..r>r,Ayr' rs, r-'r NJ. IN.
- o. - 't-. = W
N NH ..t ,.Ht. s.
{ tH. .''a o'r-r p-c .,uu srrc rw.tl.i
tn 'a,. 49,. r.,.t.ns $751;. u nv .rd.t 3,
Us II ln'., u..rt s.rt-. P.at. ..t
l"Hs. e. r" it.uI .i i..r. ur j...o. y. .i.'
.n' 81. n't,t'. aida r.a' re ,f viI 'ea..,o3
Arn,Nl or r,r-o, Bno, ,,ow.--Th.,
vf1. anil br.- o.d f..t sIt.re- D.. rer.. fo-..
i..oa 'y %, A.'y '.st a..' lt.. pi 1r"''r 10
the Actor House. iie ,.'th. r,.,t,.i vit 20 hu-.t
'f'ut .H'iis.n 'rm ur our c.t.s i. 4. shllii. a.
al. ~ j. . I, l.tg i.u.t