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The New York herald., 1862-09-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
OF Ii

Order Respecting Provost Marshass.->
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 1861
The War Department has issued tho following order r
spccting special provost marshals and defining their
ties
Fira-There shall be Provost Marshal General Of u
War Department, whose headquarters will be at washin
ton and who will have the Immediate supervision, Co
troll and management, Of tho corps.
Second-There will be appointed in each State ono
more special provost marshals necessity may rcquiI
who will report and receive instructions and srdl
from the Provost Marshal General OF the War Depa
ment.
TAird-It will be the duty OF the special provost
shas to arrest all descrters whether regulars vountee
or militia, and send them to the military
mander or military post, whore .hcy !
cared for and sent to their respective reg
ments TO arrest, upon the warrant Of the Jud
Advocate al dsloyal persons subject to arrest under
orders or the War Department. 10 inquire into and rop
reasonable practices seize stolen embezzed proper
Of the government; detect spies OF the enemy and
form such other duties may be enjoncd upon them
the War Department, and report all their procccdin
promptly to the Provost Marshal General.
Fourh-To enable special provost marshals TO discha
their duties efficiently they authorized call on
available military force within their respective diStr
else employ the assistance Of citizcns constab
shcrins police officers so FUR may be necessa
under such regulations may be prescribed by the 7
vost Marshal General of the War Department, with 4
approval Of the Secretary Of War.
Fifh-Necessary expenses incurred In this ssry
will be paid duplicate bills certified by the spe
provost marshals, stating tho time and nature Of
service after examination and approval by the Prov
" arshll General.
sirea-Thc compensation Of SPECIAL provost marsh
will be - dollars per month, and actual travel
expenses and postage will be refunded bills ccrti
under oath and approved by the Provost Marshal Gene
.Serenth--All appointments IN this service win
subject 70 DO revoked At the pleasure Of thevecrct
OF War
Eigh,A-Al orders heretofore issued by tho War
partmen, conferrng authority upon other officers 70
as provost marshais, except those who have rsce
special commissions from the War Department,
hereby revoked. -..ssa.
BY order OF the SECRETARY or WAR
L. THOMAS, Adjutant Gcpers
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NEWS FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
The Railroad Open to BristOyv's Sta
t7Dn-What Was Found here Move
ments OF the Rebeis, Sc. Sc.

The Railroad Open to Bristovv's Sta
tion-What Was Found here Move
ments OF the Rebels, Sc. Sc.
ALEXANDRIA, sept 28. 1882
An engine started from Alexandria yesterday and pro-
ceeded far Brstow Shortly after arriving there
Of sesn approaching from the other side,
which, discovering their dngsr started back and
disappeared
Eight rebel soldiers found at Brstow, who bad
been there guard and assist in loading the
debris found among the ruins OF the trains destroyed ak
that place.
They captured aud brought down as prisoners
Sixteen freight also found uninjured at Ma
naasas, with about half load Of smmunition which.
hat been placed The ground and covered with canvass
The rebels II seems, got the idea, started BY some
Union prisoners. that this Internal machine, and
so refused approach It, 1t was loaded, and, witk
the cars, all brought down TO Alexandria No 0thes
troops were discovered in the vicinity.
good authority that trains WORT
running regularly night and day TO Culpepper bringn
supplies to tho enemy, which conveyed in wagon
that place by way of Sperryvle and Front Royal
Winchester. !,
The Rapdan bridge has been rebuilt, and the bridg
the Rsppahanneck 70 be finished 70 day. Az
the engines and the not completely destroyed hav
been of from the stations above Bristow, and
being used by the rebels.
Last week the line of pckets established by the
rcachedfrom Winchester Brentsvie, point si
miles south Of Manassas This to prevent resident
south Of that line escaping imprcssment which 10 no' 1
bcing enforced in Virginia, where they have sway a
Many, however succeed in oudng these pickets IN !,
reach lines, leaving thcr families and domestic eest
behind, n
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NEWS FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.

Arrival OF the stea ship Philadelphia
Arrival OF the Iron-CIad Frigate Nor
msndte MT Vera Cruz-Dreadful RA.
wages of the vomito-Probable Capture
OF OHe Million Of Dollars belonging to
the French by Mexican Gu1riIias-No
Yellow Fever &C Havana, &c., so.
The steamship Philadelphia, Captain Morton from New
Orleans and Havana 3Oth inst arrived Of tEs por
yesterday.
The asricee from New Orleans are unimportant.
QUA HAVANA ooxREsPoN DENCR.
HAVANA, sept. %, 1863
The steamship Philadelphia, from New Orleans for Nev
York. stopped here to COAL prefersnce going t.
Key wess fearing there there is ttss or NO
fever now az that place
BY the steamer Mexico which lsft Vera Cruz on the
l1th Admiral Janvrisn arrived in the ron
clad frigate Mormandie at Sacrhcos, on the 4ths
The making dreadful havoc at Vera Cruz and
the French vessels suffering severely. Many
physicians died and only left in the whole
feet.
Commander Kozs is 10 start soon France, and Cap
sain Durand dc ST. Armand has reinstated him already
General Forcy was expected to arrive on the Goth.
Great anxiety felt for convoy with 81 900 900 for
the payment Of the French troops Orzaba which ha4
not arrived though ten days due The authorities
at vcra Cruz gave out that stuck In tho mud and
that river had swollen to extent to be
fordabie IL il presumed by well informed persons In
Vera Cruz that the Suerias have captured 1t, as II
known they OF It's departure Of the specie
conveyed. currently reported that the French
were about to attack Jalara.
The steamer san Juan arrived here on the 7th, and
sailed on the 9Th.
The steamer British Queen from New York. is expected
to arrive here niyh to morrow morning,
There yellow fever Of consequence here, and ths
rains are abatng.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

HARpER's FERRY.-The reader will perceive,
on turning to our war correspondence, that
Harpers Ferry is again in the possession Of our
forces, and that that truly indomitable and
veteran soldier, General Sumner, is in charge
Of the place with his whole corps. All mis-
gvirgs as to the skill, will, means or capacity
Of the officer in command to hold this import
ant position may therefore be dismissed. We
will guarantee General Sumner TO hold ii, even
against the whole rebel army Of Virginia, IL
brought 20 bear upon him. Under his drec-
ton no such incompetent and blatherskitng
be placed in charge Of Maryland Hcighu.
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

TIE CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS ADJOURNED
FROM ALTOONA TO WAsHrNGToS.-t appears that
the radical Governors, whose "secret conclave'
is condemned even by some Of their organs here,
adjourned to meet at Washington, where they
had an interview with Mr.. Lincoln yesterday,
and where they hope to extort from the Presi-
dent by fair. means or foul, by wheedling or
by intimidation, submission to their dicta-
tion IS to what generals shall conduct the war.
Being foiled by Governors Bradford, Curtin
and Tod, in their attempt to carry the proposi-
ton to have Mcclellan removed and Fremont
installed in bis place, they will now try their
hands, individually and privately, with the
President, to effect the desired change, and
at the same time to impose upon him
thoroughly radical Cabinet to carry out
the emancipation proclamation. But there
is little chance Of the President be.
ing cosxed or scared into their views. Nc
Clellan will be kept in the field ut the head of
the army, and, instead of q radical administra-
tion, the President reading the signs of the
times, will, we have reason to hope, appoint q
conservative Cabinet, and thus give the death
blow to the radical faction, and at the same
time save the country from the Vaccinations of
the Roundhead conspirators
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

THE TRIBUNE SURPRISING MR. LScoLs's IN
TERPRETAros or HIS PRocrAMArroN.--The other
daily papers Of this city published yesterday
the Presidents admirable comment on his own
proclamation. The Tribune alone was guilty
Of the sin of omission. Why did 1t not publish
the Presidents Interpretation of the document,
and exclaim " God bless Abraham Lincoln 7 +"
What right has Greeley TO give his own gloss as
the true Interpretation, while he suppresses Mr..
Lincoln's notes and comments explaining the
text Of his "Pope's bull against the cometY''
Ia he afraid or ashamed TO let his readers know
the TRUTH
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

The COMING CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIONs.--We
hope that all loyal people will bear in mind
the overwhelming importance Of the coming
Congressional elections. What sort of Cover.
nor we may have is Of comparatively little con-
sequence. Congress controls the affairs Of the
nation, as the Legislature controls those Of the
State, and the Common Council those Of the
city. Elect conservative Congress, and the
country is safe. Allow the radicals to again
hold the power in Congress- and the country Is
lost We cannot again stand such trials as those
TO which we have been subjected by the rad
calls of the present Congress. Let tie people
do their duty at the polls, and all will be we'll
The New York herald., 1862-09-27

ACADEMY OF MUSIC irving place.-IrALAN OPRRA-
4Attnte NJ One CiocA-LUUIA DI LAxnERMooR.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The Aspinwall steamer Ariel, Captain Thomas
liner, arrived at this port yesterday forenoon.
he brings some interesting, though not important
hews from the Central American republics and
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UNION ARMY.

UNION ARMY.
Comm tgdT in Chief.
MAJ. Gen. G. b. Mcclellan.
C"mma~der n Right Wing.
Brig. Gen. j IS. II .oker.
CCmmdn Or Of Genre.
Maj. Gen. Fitz John l'ortcr.
ommdnder Of Left Wing.
Maj. Gen. A. u. Burnside.
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NEW BOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-LiLLY or ST.
LEoSARDs-BkN BoLT-iwo GsEconiEs-WHIrY BOYS
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE Broadway-scHooI 70,
SCANDAL " -
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WALLACk's THEATRE. Broadway-THK RIVALS
WINTER GARDEN Broadway.-LADY o. LYoSs-MAc
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=NlAoNS CRFMORNE GARDEN. Fourteenth street and
SiAtn avehue-S itiT of THE fLooD-BALLET PROMENADE
CoNcKRT AND EotrsrRfANIsN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-11

II ILBY FERGUSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law
N Pays ea,h for approved judgments and mortgages;
sl~o negotiate, loaus notes &c Once, - East wash
Ington street stars second door % the right hand op
poSife t,lenn.S Riock octe
MACDONALD. RoACHE L LEWIS. lJcsehp r. Melon
MI all. Addison L. Roach. Joseph \ Lewis At
tforeys and coun>elors Law. -Etns Insurance Com
psuy building second floor Penn~ylv aria street. ieldly
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DRUGS.

A IL persons knowing themselves indebted to me VIII
n please call at their earliest convenience and make
of same, and oblige X BROWNlNG.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND. TUESDAY MORNING,

chase he led us However, we finally can
tured him, and lodged him in safe keeping at
Wandsworth. Upon searching him, We found
the FIVE soyereigns he had Obtained from the
countryman, and two half crowns, one of
which was counterfeit
Next day / called upon friend Jacob. and
related my adventure to him. He was pres
ent at the fellows first examination, and tes-
tilted that he had passed a bad half.crown
upon him. The knave was remanded.
Of course his examination was reported in
the newspapers, and upon his next appear
ance in public there was crowd of his dupes
in the court, the countryman among the rest.
But what could they say or do? They had
engaged themselves in criminal business.
and had been bitten, caught in their own
snare. Had they succeeded in obtaining the
counterfeit money, they would have had no
compunction in passing it off on any hard
working, honest man, little the worse for
drink. They could not, therefore, ask for
sympathy or redress, and long before the ex-
animation was over, they had all disappeared
from the court.
There was another plan, by the operation
of which this knave succeeded in obtaining
several sums Of money from credulous people.
He would seek out some hard-working man
who had saved a little money, and getting into
conversation with him, would pretend to COM
miserate his unfortunate position.
'.You are great fool" he would say. ''to
work like this, when you could do so much
better?"
"Show me how, then"
"Well, you see / am agent for very large
building society, and can get a trusty man
good situation of two hundred year. Of
course, should expect something for myself,
by way of commission"
'.How much?"
"Well, | think it is worth ten pounds
Well, would not mind giving you that for
such place You speak of. You are quite
sure you can get it for me?'
"Come with me tomorrow. I'll introduce
you to the manager, and the thing will be
done. Of course you can bring some testi-
monials. My recommendation is sufficient,
but the papers are wanted just for forms sake"
Next day the knave accompanies the dupe
to lot of houses in course of erection, takes
him into room, gets from him his commits
sion, says he will go up stairs and see if the
manager is disengaged, goes up, but forgets to
come down the same way; proceeds over the
roof to the next house, and down that stair
case, and decamps.
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.
HOOK BINDERS.
CHINA, GLASS AND aUEENswARE.

UEAwTHORN a BUCHANAN. importers IF China
Glass and Queensware. No. 81 East Washington st.
Indiana dly
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NOVEMBER IL. 1862.



REPUBLICANS HOLDING ovER.
Delaware and Blackford-Walter March.
Fayettc and Union-Benjamin +. Claypool.
Fountain-Henry Campbell.
Hamilton and Tipton-Geo. B. Grub.
Hendricks and Boone-Solomon Blair.
Henry-Joshua H. Mallett.
Laporte and Starke-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Fulton-Danie r. Bearss.
Montgomery-MichaelG G.. White.
Noble, DeKalb and Steuben- Timothy X.
Dickinson.
Randoll h-Thomas r. Brown. (contested.)
Rush-Edward H. NJ. Berry.
Decatur. ID. Pleak-l3.
REPUBLICANS kLEcrkD.
Jenerson-John L. Mansfield
Wayne-Othnel Beeson.
Benton, Warren and White-Alfred Reed.
Representatives. G. Culver.
Jasper, Lake, Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
kosciusko and Wabash
Parke and Vermillion-O. p. Davis.
Maron-John 9. New (contest) .-S-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Clark and Scott-Charles p. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam-Archibald Johnston.
Gibson, Dubois aud Plke-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson and Morgan-Frankln Landers.
Shelby and Hancock-Martin NJ. Ray.
Nigo and Sullivan-Henry h. Wilson.
Washington and Harrison-Smeon X. Wolf
Jennings and Jackson-Medea W Shields-S.
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley
Marshall and st. Joseph-Horace Corbn.
Grant and Madison-John ID. Marshall.
Posey and Vanderburgh-George W. Finch.
Perry, Spencer and W arrick-B. l.. Fuller.
Davis and knox-James ID Williams.
Greene and Owen-George n Moore.
Lawrence and Martin-Thomas K. Cobb
Crawford and Orange--Henry Jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Paris G. Dunning.
Barthoomew-Francis 7 Hord
Dearborn-James ". Gaff.
Frankn-Thomas Clifford.
Adams, Jay and Wels-George ). Brown
Allen-Pny Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitley-A.J. Douglas.
Carroll and Cn,on-Leander McClurg.
Cass, Howard and Pulaskl-John Davis.
Ripley-Wiliam J.. Hartley-l9-27
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio and Observation-Disclosures c. Downey
kosciusko and Wabash-William G. Graves.
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
elected
-2l
Democrats holding over.
elected ~
81
independents. .................... =
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BROW WING .N SLOAN,
LATE Il. BROwNING,)
- RG ~ 81 81 - - - - /,

22 West Washington Street, Indianapolis,
Have in store large and well selected stock of Drugs
Medicines Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Narnishes, Dye
Stuffs Glassware. Window Glass, Brushes,
Cigars, Tobacco, Spices Perfumery,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Coal Oil and Lamps,
PateHt Medicines,
complete the stock of Druggist. A.
purchase principally for cash. direct from the import
erS an manufacturers and being derous to retain the
reputation which house has enjoyed OF selling
gOD FrA dffs, great care i taken in the selection
Of Drugs in reference 10 their purity Our facilities
such tha, feel condcst offer, in lurs and un
aduerated articles. Inducements other
Western house.
All orders will receive the personal attention Of one
Great taken in the dispensing of phySi
cisls prescriptions and family recipes from strictly pure
articles and we feel confident render satisfaction
in the prices and quality Of goods
BROW MING A SLOAN,
- West Washington street.
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Advertisements published Ia both the Daily aud the
weekly will be charged the full Daily rates,
with one half the Weekly rates adied.
Business Notices published Ia the local columns OF ten
under will be charged Tor each Insertion VI u
over ten lines, ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for Inserting the notices OF the
aud Associations at the rates
named. 20 be paid IN advance.
Military Companies, Order ~ Odd Fellows, Masonic
ORDERS Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies.
For each exceeding lines y cents Tor each
Insertion: over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, u;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 30 cents.
Notices OF Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten up by
individuals association by churches, at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head 9f
Special Notices, " ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers topay quarterly
Announcing candidates Tor offices Of every description
to be charged the Of 81 so for each name IN the
Daily "a in the Daily and Weekly the same to be- IN
all cases. paid in advance -
Legal advertisements inserted the expense OF the at
torneys ordering for the legal proceed
ing~ but collectable usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy e legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
J. NJ. TIFORD,
President lndianapo Journal Company.
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MAcHINIsTs.
RL.fCk SMITH SHOP.

HAVING ENIIRELY REFTTTED THE SHOP FORM
Ill ERLY occupied by John Cooper in OSgood,
Smith Co.'S Last AMI Hub Factory, prepared 10 60
al kinds of work IN the machinery blacksmithing
line. Having had twelve years' experience in the best
machine shop M the country hater myself that can
give entire satisfaction 20 those who may favor with
Their work have IN my employ Of the best black
smiths IN the Sae Anc pay particular attention 20 horse
shoeins and machine forging
Repairing q all kinds promptly attended 10
Models q al kinds built for the patent ofllcs.
Remember the place. sepsre south Of the Union
Depot. on Illinois street 7. BROWN.
iuyi0-tlv 'sl
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NOTICE.

"TE have this d<y sold Bakery 20 NessTs. Nick
w una Pauost.
Thanking The public in general for their liberal patron
81. would respectfully ssk the continuance Of the
same O. Snccessors. J. NEITHER.
lnsiiaHspoli. Juiy o, lss3 jyll -t3t
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D EST American and French Window Glass; 500 boxes
ID Window assorted, from sNl0 20 S6X60. in store and
for sale az lowest figures 10y
BROWNING & SLOAN
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XNT A II. GLENN q CO.. New York Store, Dry
" Goods wholesale and Retail, Gleuns' Block, East
v ashington street mays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-01
CEYTRAL RAILROAD fNEW-JERSEY.-


< from foot q Coufiilrds, -Conneet'ns at titmpon
Junr lon with Dellw4r. LsckawsuDs. and Western katosi
,nd a T.oa with Lth,h valley Railroad ond u, carueo-
lions forming direct lie 20 Pittsburgh aud Tie West WITHOUT
WiNTtR ARRANG HMESr-commeueing Nor. !. 1861
Leave Nrw-ios o. follow; =,
H.nMsTruo ErPHE.s-At s. m. ~ Eaton, Resdins'
potfsyuie Harrisburg MaucA Chunk. Nula1nport, &C.
Man TnAfy--At .. ~ foT Ea1ton, wafer Gap, Scfai'
ton Great Bend Pit,stoD, Nikrsbsne SC $40,
u a. giihotGt IKA~-FOr kGst0o. Hsnch Chunk, WI
ii.mspsr. Res Hing. Pottssie. Hsrrsburr Sc 49,
y. ~ TAAfs-for Esstou, bethlehem Allentown,
and Nanch Chunk.
5.1OP.N WAY TEAiS--FoF Samervills.
Br n. WFsTssS fNPHEss-For Eastor Allentown. Road
iur Harrisburg buigh. And the West eeqins cars from
Jerey City throu gh 60 litts1u.gh.
FrrREss TRAIN FOR HtaWsBrEG-The 4 m. Express
TiAn from l0 arrives aIburg1 =. connect
ing aud West Pen vania snirs Rafoed otern
Central H.road North aud South and with the Cumoes
land Valley Railroad.
TnP TnAoteu ExPKFss TRAis voR THB Wrsr leaves
Hew.Yok st p m daily Sunday oxcep'edl M .kt0g Close
connection Harrisburg with yvauia MISUNDERSTANDING
ehsuee cas- PIT burgh and lHtous q Aincin al ani
chicago. -Four hours time 10 saved tas.ns this t'in
EilaBErnPoKT ASD NEW ioKR FkRKT-Leaye New
Y.Ik from Pier No. North liver, al Sl3 IN l-:jl 5-o
and i:yl q
ns boats stop a. Bergen Point and Mariuers Hho- every
trip ca h JOHN q. slEkAS currFDteldrht-
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1fle0ical.

A YERs PILLS.-Are you sick. feeble, and
IN complaning' Are you out of order with your system
derauged and your feelings UNCOMFORTABLE These SYMPTOMS
often the prelude to serious aes Some h of scspe.,
creeping upon you and should be svered by timely ~.
Of he RICH, remedy. Take AYERS PILLS aud eapss ont
the disordered humors purify the blood s, III. uds
unobstructed "a hesh again. They stimulate tho
functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify tie system
from the distractions which make disease. cold settles
somewhere in the body and obstructs is natural funcOn.
These IL relieved react upou themselves aud the
rounding orgsn producing general sggsys,o sue log and
disease While In this condition oppressed the derang,
ments take AYERS PILLS and how directly they
store the natural action Of the system and with the buoy
ant fse of health again. What Is true and apparent Ia
this trivial aud complaint is also true In many Of ths
and dangerous ds.empsr, Tho Purgatys
effect expes them. Caused by similar obsucoDs and de-
Of the natural functions OF the body they rap
idly and many Of them surely cured By the same means
Mons Who know the virtues Of thee Pills will neglect t, Gun
poy them when suffering from the disorder they care such
Headache Foul Stomach. Dys-ntery Bilious Complnts.
Indigestion DerAngement Of the Liver Cos,ivene's or Consi
patton. Dinner Pill they both agreeable and efecu
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX, or FIVE BOXES br 81.
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orricE or Tug llLlso,s crsTHA! RAILROAD a., Co..

NEw-YokE, December 3. lGI
ar Meeting Of the Board Of Directors of the
N ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held Il their Once Ia he.-N0fk this day. IL was
Rolred That ent Of Five Dol, per share upon
the Scrip Shares Of Capital STOCK Of the Company be- aud
The ,sne hereby called payable on the 2ih day OF January
1902 aud that the payable the stock registered IN
the City of New Yoik the Office Of the Company IN tha
lty the Stock registered in London. a toe Oce Of
M.gsrs ROBERT BENSON 10 London; and that psItie.
desii1g pas their assessment IN London the same
Of exchange suiH rn 30 ptoiuce hYe dollars per
6hare to the Company ~ the CRY Z New-1oTk.
Rclred Inst ihe Transfer Books he cioed the aiter
Of the 18th January next and reopeed on The 2h day
~ the same month and TIA, transfer be permitted
ta day Of upon which the foregoing assossinea
sna not have been paid. m
THOMAS T.. WALKER, Treasurer.
The Eighty Dollar Certificates 10 be returned on payment OF
the above ID <hw1Fl