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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. l3-The Demscrat learns that
Com Foote with the gunboats ~. Louis. Louis
vile and Pttsburg, left Cairo for the Cumber
land river on Tuesday night.
The Carondelet was expected to join them at
Paducah.
In consequence of high water and unusually
rapid current in all the rivers the feet is not
pected to reach Fort Donelson till this morning.
and il is presumed the attack will not made until
there is complete readiness on the part of both
land and naval forces.
News of the result can not be expected before
TO night or tomorrow morning.
The Republican, of this morning states that
Gen. Hitchcock has not yet accepted the appoint
ment of Major General. but will respond when
bis commission is received.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
ar rELEsEArH.
New York Market.

NV roRK, February Is
Flour quoted a shade frrner With little more
doing in export and home consumption: s. 506
) 60 for superiiue STATE: 50 s0@5 50 Tor extra
State. chiefly ut s. 90; s. 50@5 o. for super
fine WeSfern. 50 SOFAS IS for COMMON to nedi-
um ezra Western; s. e506 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio. and IS I0@6 IS for
trade brands. market closing with holders gen
orally refusing 90 accept the insiGe prices
Whisky lower and somewhat unsettled: sales nj
49, 624lsc. chiefly 233 a2ic
Wheat quiet without decided change in price
and only limited supply offering: sales Of Nil.
waukee club at 81 3e; red State 81 81; choice
81 Al red jersey 81 46@l AZ; white Kensscky
S146
Corn market steady with a moderate business
doing Cor export and home consumption s'les at
Doc Tor mixed Western in store; C6c delivered
6l@62c for new, Southern yellow.
Cofie-Rio continues quiet but prices are very
firm: sales at 49, Cdeic cash.
fair b,.sness doing In. pork for future de
livery and the market Is without decided change.
saJes-at SI2a - ~for-Is mes, -SI2 1908 50 Tor
prime mess: - SO for prime ~ .I#I
Beefrnles quito firm With moderate demand
for all grades.
Dressed hogs frmer: sales at 4ikd4lzc for
Western; II q 45fc FOR city. y n
Lard more active but without decided change
in price; sales at 7I6G slse Tire latter extreme
price
Butter duiI: iial6c for Ohio and iea2lc for
Cheese am al 5ta7c = 3n Dds ''iih
Sugar-Rsw 30 moderate request and prices
are without materal change; the tendency At the
closeJ however Vas downw ard fair TO good re-
fnery may be quoted II 81 @ &c; Cuba 7d7 &c:
Porto Rico 6zl "a TssSr:: fafbadoes 's6s1zc: Ia.
wanna 7c:s s.. Domihgo Sc: refined sugars are
inactive
Molasses quiet, Barbados 32c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14


vana on the 7th with a cargo Of arms and amma-
milton r-.s.
Lieutenant Motif. late commands OF the Fed
eral steamer Crusader, is now commander Of The
rebel schooner Cecil
The steamer Columbia brings Havana dates
of the sth inst. -
Ttappears that Miramon. on arriving AZ Vera
Cruz. WIS arrested by the British Admiral, for a
former robbery of the British Legation IN
Mexico.
Sickness and death among the allied troops Is
frightful
Talcott, formerly civl engineer of Mexican
railroads. who left TO join the rebels in South
Csrolina, has returned 20 Havana in the pirate
steamer Kate and i en- route for Vera Cruz in
hopes to obtain his old situation in which be will
be disappointed.
The steamer Columbia brings the statement
that Juarez had proposed terms Of peace to the
allies which were rejected.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

southern News.

New York, Feb. l3.-The storeship Supply
brings Ship Island dates to the Oath. She has on
board the Captains and crews of the captured
rebel steamers Anna and Lewis and the schooner
a. S. Prier, taken by the New London OF
Florida. go So ~ fs
Nothing new at Ship Island Troops healthy,
works progressing rapidly
The frigate Niagara, gunboats New London,
Hatteras, Ilasca, Coon. Pampero, Ship Block.
Prince. and brig j. p. Weathell, we're anchored
off Ship Island.
The Supply boarded of Florida on the Goth the
British schooner Samuel Hart, of Liverpool,
whose Captain said he was bound from Liverpool
ta Conderas; having no papers. and being ON the
route to rebeidOm, was taken by the Supply. a
crew put aboard and brought TO this port. Her
cargo is supposed TO be arms and ammunition.
The steamer Baltic has arrived, bringing 100
bales OF cotton and the crews of the stone feet.
Eight rebel prisoners also brought and
placed in Fort Lafayette, who we've taken in a
skirmish.
The weather getting disagreeaby warm
and heavy rains falling.
Coutrabands were still picking cotton and their
numbers fast increasing.
General Sherman has succeeded in excluding
all reporters from his lines.
Several regiments have been removed from
Hilton Head TO the foot of Daw6sh Island the
nearso point to Fort Pulaski that can be occupied
except Tybee.
Several gunboats, a schooner and number of
flats with Parrot guns, howitzers and mortars ac-
companied the expedition.
Tatnall's gunboats soon made their appearance,
and three the gauntlet Of Fort Pulaski.
Stevens's brigade was prevented from forming
a iuncture on account of the distractions i'm the
r.ver
Fort Pulaski is said to be in as bad condition
Sumter
Our engineers are driving piles to a marshy
island for road and for the foundation for bat
terIes
The island lies between the Union forces and
Fort Jackson
Our forces make advances every day.
Our gunboats had sheIled out a post on Pine
Island and made advance toward Button
where there is a large force.
Fort jackson is to be taken and Savannah will
soon be captured.
Another account saws the expedition left Mon
day, including all the gunboats. and transports
sufficient for the shipment of'l2O00 troops, which
will 20 through CaIiabooga Sound into Savannah
river without coming within range of Pulaski's
guns. ---------------- -
The rebels have Withdrawn a large number OF
troops from Charleston and Port Royal to Sa-
yannah.
Twelve thousand troops were to leave Monday
to take the railroad thence to Charleston 1hree
regiments OF cavalry join them, also several ar
tiIiery regiments.
Weather beautiful and the troops enthu-
siastic.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
COM M ERClAL.
III fhl-fSkAfH.
Gin c iBsuati wa rk<a.


Hnnsl CIscISssTI. February Is.
Flour IA better demand at the close and prices
higher; sales at 81 20 for good superfne and
81 % for extra. 800 .....-.. .
Wheat firm; s7@sOc for red and s5asl for
white.
Corn firm and in good demand at 30c.
Oats steady at 2-c.
Whisky advanced to l71ze and in good do
mand
Barley steady az 50@52cfor fall
Hogs shipped from Chicago we're in the mar.
ket and sold at 50 35d3 40. --.-o-rs 7
2 Provisions unchanged and qnict; DO sales Of
Importance.
Mess pork was offered freely at SO for good
brands; $40 % generally asked
Lard is firmly held at 6sS@6s4c with buyers
at6Ie@65sc.
Bulk meats dull and unchanged: very small
sales at 414c for sides.
Groceries quiet and the business confined to
moderate jobbing trade
rMoiasses dull at AGA 44c.1 ~ 4 INV 80
Coffee quiet atlsjt a2lc. TT ~ a 81 ~
Exchange "a prem; gold ga.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

LrAvKSwoRrH. Feb l2-N1or General Hunt
er made-a formal call on Senatcr Lane yester-
day.
Matters in regard to the Southern expedition
remain in sfsfu quo.
Lane has not resigned the SeEatorship.
No movement of troops Of particular moment
has taken place IN the last two weeks
The 18th Missouri regiment has gone 10 Fort
Scott.
The lst Kansas Fcgiment is On furlough Of
tendays. us
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

BsLrrxoRE. Feb. l3.-The steamer Baltimore
arrived here last night bringing Havana dates OF
the 9th inst
&iramon was arrested on board the Avon and
is confined on II b. NJ ship Challenge, and will
not be allowed to land in Mexico
The British ship Gladiator j. still NJ Nassau.
mounting guns. She viii change her flag. and
become rebel privateer.
The Commissiouers bad returned from the CITY
of Mexico p sc1t ~ a1F
The Mexican Government insisted upon the
Withdrawal OF the Spanish forces. bur, weuid &C
cept the Intervention Of France and England
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
from Wheeling.

WHEuiNG. VA, Feb l3-Tl,e Constitutional
Convention this morning adopted the following
a section of the article on the fundamental
provision of the Constitution of the proposed new
State of Western Virginia. with the understand
ing that this action should be n settlement of a
vexed question:
No slave shall be bebrought or free person OF
color come into this State for permanent resi-
dence after this Constitution goes into opera
ton.
This will insure large majority for the Con-
stifutOn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

WIScHEAs---Last night ut College Hall
delighted audience welcomed their old friend
Winchell back TO indianapolis. Winchell is the
most droll man living. He laughs and grows fat
himself and all who witness his comcalities
leave weighing ten pounds more averdupois
What gifted funny. good hundred, genial and
wonderful philanthropst Winchell is. to be sure
Go and see winchell tonight at the same time
and place.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14


"A Chaplain .effke c2d Ioiiana has been
appointed private taken from one Of the com.
panies.
-WLLIs's OPINION OK Mas. AcCLELLAx
P. Willis whites, frous w4slsin sston ,o'the New
York Rome Journals Clio N
Mrs., Mcclellan Is -al,og-sher Of the American
type Of wotnsnhoosl--sljght aud nervous, frank
and t'yoes. eriAind has ontrun her body some
time ago and she y more brilliant and ready t.an
she has alparent strength for--like all such per
sons. hating a safety taId Of extra vitality to
fall back upon With her spirits at the ebb. she
probably appears thin ami delicate; but never q
VIE inhabited lief husosnds mAgIietle life and
presence more completely tlisn she seems Ode
looking capable OF the bali ,sf all his heToism-
living. thinking and moving. m. for. and psTto
the Mcclellan whose name she bears. j, il like
one soul hIhzbting two bodies And tbs roman
tic sympathy and devotion Is the more interesting
to their friends, It was understood to have been
a very difficult ~xinLiag Of a. heart Mcclellan
being cen years older ti bis wife. and he lover
md fsther bssing been slhe most devoted friends
and comrades long before the young lady could
he persuadef co JOIN in the paternai partiality.
The friendship remains constant; but the love
grows By what t feeds on"
In personal appearance Commodore Foote
- short. thick set, aud muscular He il, IKE
Sigel, close student. devoted his profession.
and bears she marks of severe thought IN the
wrinkles which deepening on lIis brow. Fine
has begun to silver his hair and whiskers, butebe
walks with a firm step. He has rare coayersa-
t0nal powers, and imparts information a. If II
were pleasure. He i said to be much believe
by his men, whose confidence he enjoys in tn e
highest degree. ,-...,..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

ffonsE sroLrs.-On the night of the 18th inst.
a dun horse, seven years old. with star in his
forehead. was stolen from my stable two miles
soutlfof Indianapolis together with plush saddle
and bride. will pay twenty dollars reward for
the return o. the horse or the apprehension of the
thief
febl3-3t ABRAHAM HoEFGEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

sa'i'oDncr Yesterday His Honor Mayor
Maxwell drove "A brisk business. He had null
tiplicity of cases before him-some for hitching
horses to shade trees. others for assaults others
tor selling whisky without license, others for car
rying concealed weapons. His Honor disposed
of them all conscentously, according to law, as
upright and just judge should do
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

IRIsHNEN ArrENrIos-There will be meet
ing of the Irish citizens of this city in Simpsons
Hall, corner of South and Delaware Streets, on
this Friday evening. the l4th inst. at ] o'clock
z. NJ. Matters Of importance WI be Brought
before the meeting. MANY CITIZENS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
= frVrf n VEIIf M III NIIr pun PIT
The World hassthe following
Prom, New York.

NEw Yonx. Peb l3-The steamer Columbia
has arrived from Havana with dates 70 the 9Th
inst.
A newspaper correspondent reports the sick
ness among the allied uoors in Mexico as fright
full
The rebel schooner Victoria sailed from Ha-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

LcrnvrIr, FEB. l3-All quiet down the
road
General Hindmfn reported n Bowling Green.
anesaeuaiion OF that Pogi EenH-n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

sF BRIGHTs SUocEssoR-A correspondent
ola Cincinnati papersays that Governor Wright,
late minister to Berlin, will probably be the Hon.
j. ID. Bright's successor in the Senate of the
United States
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

UNITED STATES CoURr.-In this court yester
day, Judge Tret presiding. the case of James
Freeland against the City of Jacksonville was
brought tn termination. twas argued at great
length and with great ability by Messrs. Perry
and Bowes for plaintiff and X. Crawford for de-
PENDANT The verdict was in favor of the de-
fendant ssl.fea TfaguT -frHIf41
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

FREDERICK. Md. Feb. l3.-There are rumors
here that the rebels concentrating their forces
at Point of Rocks, and Leesburg, ard also that
they are erecting batteries there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

~ We would advise some of the City Fathers
to take walk on Vermont street between New
Jersey and East, north side. at n early day as
possible for the Improvement of the street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
ON EaAlYTaAlks

morning express and freight trains. delivered sub
serbers IN adjacent towns the time Is dis
trsued In shiscityI Ths shstles feaaers at sdtahce
from the Capital Of INDIANA get u the day
from x to twelve hours before they receive through
papers bli,hed elsewhere. News dealers carriers
IN any Of the railroads centerng Indianapolis
vii be supplied with the SENTINEL good terms a.
any ether psper Clubs for the Daily will be supplied a,
Agents rates. Orders are solicited. d&w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

A HoRsE WANrED.-Capt Jacobs, of the 18th
Indiana. now home ON the recruiting service.
wishes to purchase a horse He wants an adm
rable animal, sound in all points, and for such an
one he is Indifferent as to price, SCI he gets the
value of his money. Apply at his recruiting quar-
tiers. Palmer's block, South Illinois street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

Books AND PAPER.-Bowen, Stewart X Co.
continue to receive almost daily additions to their
already large stock of books, paper. &c. Their
asscrtlaeutis conplete 10 eysryhls e pertaining
TO their branch of trade.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

WHErIlxG. Feb l3-The Legislature : siill
in session. but will adjourn to night
Holidays railroad bill was again defeated TO
day in the House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

~ Professor J. ii. Wheeler, one of the most
distinguished musicians in the whole country,
VIII visit indianapolis shortly. We have been
shown the highest testimonials from newspapers
everywhere with regard to the Professors extra
ordinary talent, some of which we shall take
pleasure in reproducing hereafter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

- The Louisville Journal learns that
small pox prevails TO AN alarming extent in New
ALBANY
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From Cniumhn,.

- CoLUAsUs, O. Eeb l3.-Tbe Senate r~solu-
ton making TREASURY, Irotes legal tender passed
the House 10 day--5l TO 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

- Damage % the amount OF six thousand
Canal by the late fresbet in the vicinity of Su
wanne. Fountain county, fraiaTnia 'The damage
is to be Immediately repaired. 0gUT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

The extra edition of the Sentinel, containing
the proceedings Of the eth Of, January Conven
tion. being exhausted. and TO meet the additional
orders We are daily receiving for them, We have
concluded to publish another edition it largertype
Those Of our friends who desire to order them
will please do so promptly
Price 81 per hundred.
No better .I.e,,,,e,f can. he c;rc.t,te., 40 d;sa
buse the public mind Of the erroneous impress
s'ons that INSCRIPTIONS papers and politicians
have attempted to create in regard to the charac
ter Of the Convention and it, action upon the mo
mentuous issues now before the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
From ItOStOn.

BosroN, Feb. l2-The troubles between Gov
Andrew and Gen. Butler have been adjusted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
The weekly senuneI Of the ,7,h I'M.

The Weekly Sentinel Of the nth inst.
his issue of the Tadiana Weekly State Senfi
ND will contain the speeches of Senator Bright.
indicating himself against the charges brought
against him by his political adversaries previous
to bis expulsion, and the speech OF the Hon. S.
5. Cox. of Ohio, in reply to the Rev Mr.. Gurley.
and in vindieation of the war policy of Major
General Mcclellan. Both documents are of
great interest, and those wishing copies OF the
paper containing them can leave their orders at
the clerks desk of the Sentinel counting room
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14

Gov. MoRroS.-This gentleman is expected
home from Washington to-day. l..fv sf.. 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
a~A.l,as bses befSss : a Sdpee,I p,of..s..o,

=
Tingley's lecture comes OF this evening. with
the experiments With laughing gas and the many
other brilliant exhibitions which he will present
it will make ne.of the richest entertaipments Of
the season. Tee Pfofesoss kno@n dIli,y and
his connection with of the best Institutions Of
our State. makes il unnecessary to say more.
r. There i an interesting erirl con. case in
pregreSs in one Of the cborches. ofthis city. an
ertins brother beng h1nled up .sentimeutaliy to
the bull ring for loving not wisely hut too well.
Full particulars will probably appear in day or
two in the indianapolis American, the Rev. Par
son ssps-Pge9%aq Matte
BucKErs.-There is a great demand for buck
cts by the farmers in this vicinity. used in the
manufacture of maple sugar Oar merchants are
pusse & daisy V funrb,he reqvisite supplies st
tbough.sI thc na aufset ores ia The county, 50
far as we understand. are in full blast.
Masonic NorIcE.-There will be a special
meeting of Indianapolis Chapter No. 5. this
friday evening at o'clock All r. A. Ma
sons are invited to attend.
CHARLES FISHER. Secretary.
-TA little boy arrested last evening. and
lodged in Jail, for shop-lifting at the New York
v.--s-.- ~
.H A great and glorious work of grace Is
now going on in the various churches in Cincin-
pq&oTlic9 hnc oLiinR9Tam
From Eer. Mr.. Nc KHllen, Pastor or Roberts C1dDe
INDIANAPOLIS, October s, 1857.
DR., c. W RoBacK-De.u Sir = ! nave used
your Blood Purifier for q afectien. from
which ] have suffered much AT times. While il
is pleasant to the taste, it certainly has al ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards, and believe ME
Yours j W. L. NcNULLEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-14
New Medical Discovery.


GONORRHEA, ElGLEET, CRETfIAL DISCHARGES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS,
INC0NTINANCE, 6ENlTALIRRlTABlLITl,
Gravel Structure and Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
49, WHICH hasbeen used by.upv ard ole O.. r =
r4trp hundred physicians.
In THEIR PRIVATE PRACTICE, WITH ESTIRESCC-
CESS sapeTseding Cnbeb>, Copaiba, Capsuls ~ any
other compound hitherto Known
RELL,S SPECIFICEPILLS
Are s.eseyin ,csien o,ssn efrec:lng cure IN fs avs
aud when is effected il is permanent. They aTe
prepared from vegetable exrrscts that harmless on
and the stomach OF fnpree-
the breath; ard beng sugarcoatei all nauseous
avoided No change Of die; Is necessary while
Using theI does iheir action infcreEe
pursuits. Each box contains SIX Dozen Pills,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR W
And will be BY mail postpaid by any advertised
Agent, receipt ofthe money Sold BY Druggists gen
orally.
None genuine without my signature on the wrapper
J-BHYAN, Rochester, y. u, -
Wus n4alA III f6- Gentra Actnt- Il
julyfe-d4~ 81
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From Warrington.

WASHINGTON. Feb l3-The Iribune's Wash
ington correspondent says:
General Stone used TO have stolen interviews
with the rebels and package was, on al least
one occasion. seen TO pass from him to them
He with surly words, refused pass TO the widow
of a volunteer who wished 10 seek for the BODY
of her husband within tie enemy's lines bat in
the case OF the rebel ladies who on frivolous pre-
texts, desired to 20 and come. he adj nrs,ni
ty, and freely gave passes-passes, too, which
covered trunks not 10 be examined
The Senate Military Committee viii report at
their next meetings reorganization of the Med
ical Department Of the army, Increasing the Sur
geOns and other members OF the service, and
making it separate Department
General Montgomery. Military Coy ernor Of
Alexandra, Is abusing his Office by releasing
rebels arrested bs his sIbsrhnates 80
Not content with allowing the Rev Mr.. Stew
art to omit the prayer for the President from the
service, Montgomery has set him at liberty after
his arrest account OF that reasonable omis
sion.
The Alexandria Chronicle saws: ID til
Much excitement has been occasioned BY the
arreStof Rev Mr. Stewart who, in spite Of re-
monstrznces and warnings, persisted in parsding
ms revei procivitfe- IN the puipft. -----------
The World hassthe following.
A well known citizen here named Magruder
shoe dealer was arrested to day on charge of
treason, he having communicated with the enc
my. The charges against him are alleged to be
very serious in this respect fEIa
WASH .SsTox Feb l3.-The Sergeant al Arms
pursuant to an order of the House Of Representa-
lives. has placed Henry Wkhof in close confne-
ment selecting the guard house in the Capitol for
that ,Hpose Mr.. Wykoff said TO day that this
Kind OF cap.ial punishment that hs had -issi
anticipated. 1EfEI 30 IHEZ
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FOR SALE.

IN0R SALE--One lot within =. squares q Odd Fel-
Rvs Hall fronting 20 feet price S25 PER foot front
i centrally located and well calculated for business
property Tor Residence. KiIBY FERGU son.
Real Estate Agent. No. "a, =. W Arlington street
f.h5i4t.
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CAM IDATES.

sT~ REV f. WRITTEN WILL BE 4
Candidate for Trustee of Center Township, the ap
preaching April election, subject the Of the
people. febl-dte