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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05
From Boston .

BosroS, December 4-The Secretary of War
has authorized Gov. Andrew to recruit a colored
regiment of cavalry in Massachusetts.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

- David Brnden. Provost Marshal, lost from
ty5 to SIS in greenbacks. on Thursday evening
The finder will be literally rewarded by return
lag the same TO him. 5 DIT
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an Races to-day, at O'Clock 7. NJ. over the
Sugar Grove Course. Several celebrated steeds
viii be on the ground. aud the sport will be ex-
citing.
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~ Persons indebted to respectfully re-
quested TO call and settle their accounts with our
book keeper, T. T. Holbrook
dec2-dlm JAMESON < FUxKHoUsER.
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70 Coal is now wor'h-Indisna-20 %
cents per busbel Pittsburg, il there is any in
the market. would probably bring 40 cents
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a Rev. DIR. Eddy. OF Chicago. will preach in
Wesley Chapel TO morrow morning nc 1890 and
in the evening at the usual hour Tor service.
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Supreme Court OF Indiana-..Novcm.
Der FERN.
NINTH DAY.

NINTH DAY
Jacob Soner ct al. VS.. John Cunnin CHAM
Tippecanoe c. G Affirmed
Reese Kendall VS.. W. s. T. Morton-W ayne
&C Affirmed
State VS.. Commodore L williams-Hendricks
C. p Reversed
State ex rel Mount vs. w H. Steee-Boone
G. p Reversed.
William A Crane VS. Jacob W. Hilligoss-
Rush q. c. Reversed.
Jesse Paul VS.. Aaron Ward ct al.-Wayne
g. Y Affirmed
L T.. < g r. r. Co. VS.. James Busy-Han-
cock G +. Reversed
State ex rel Pammel ct al vs. Blackford B
Moffett ct al-Vigo C. c. Affirmed.
Ohio aud Mississippi Il r Co vs. VIM Bur.
ton-Lawrence T. Affirmed
Isaac Cox ". John Hutchncs-Montgome
G. g. Affirmed.
TENTH DAY
Cameron Howard ct al. VS. Thomas Barber
Tippecanoe G z Affirmed
Rev. " Smith ct al vs. " r. Wiley ct al
Switzerland C. & Reversed
William Beckwith We State ex rel. Watkins
Bartholomew q. p Affirmed
Andrew j. Rigsbee -. James W Frees ct al
-Thelby c. Affirmed
James Gill ct al Va. State ex rel Hust-Put-
nam c. C. Affirmed
Richard W. Woodward vs. Lorenzo freeman
Porter p Affirmed
Henry p Todd Administrator vs. George
Durham ct ii Marion c 4 Affirmed
Henry Lewis. Administrator vs. Joseph Ar
for,i-Riptey @ +. Reversed
Francis Soule vs.. State-Sieuben c c. Re.
versed
John W Webb vs.. State-Marion q. p AT
hrIned
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BLANK LEAsEs good form Of blank leases
for houses. &c, has been printed and Can be OBJ
tanned At this Office oc,5 DIFF
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10 For Four-Ace Cement Paint 10 to Boyd's
drug store. West Washington street. north side
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DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5.


s8- Attend the war meeting tonight.
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COM M ERclAl.
ipr rxLrsskrs.i
cincinnati MARKET.

CiNcISNArT. December Z.
Flour firm and unchanged a, SIS. 60@5 755 for
superhne
Wheat in favor of sellers: red. 81 26dl .2s;
white. 81 45Gl so Corn in active demand at
95@96c for new, aud 81 Is for old. Rye in de-
maDd at 81 so. Barley firm at 81 .50@l.60.
Whisky advanced TO Csc.
Hogs dull. owing to mild weather, and prices
l0c lower; 900 pounds average at Sc. Receipts.
900.
No change in provisions.
Il Gold at Sic and silver at i5c prem.
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q Forty-six passenger trains arrive and de
part at the Union Depot daily.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-05

tS-AnOther beautiful day was yesterday.
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MEDICAL.
How to Keep in Good Health.
What Is the Cause Of Disease.

FIvHK PRIMARY CAUSL o. KggsY rfszxR rHAs
c<sh 10 heir - h iupnfsty q The hloof. he bod
oecomes fnG1rs uU nsny lupurs ar or cns1Gs
o. weather ursholesoue iool sd expo<rrs aDoeg
the principal - np1riy o. he bo-l. Tie ynp
toms ars s1ddDe<s hsacscke. olassi fbosxAtk. eyss
Gall and bsavy, dro~snsss coasiestise q tbs so~slk
bed lasts IN the north isr .sarus ifrsr rpiAinfs
psns IN The bsck snd legs. loss ~ appetite, sttplsss
eurn govt ard rssanaii.n, puflng sni persnx. calls
ana levers more o. ise scccmpanyns 1e<e. and ion9
train Il troubesoune snd c.nxcrs1s sf.cto,s. az =
o. DR.. sfhcKLASD's VEGETABLE PUMffINa AMI
BILIOUS PILLS They vii parity ths hsoef snt pls
stomach bowels and liver n healthy coscftisn ~
are rsrtSHlsry suitable Cor ehron aud n~rvsns dsr
ease. Every fsniy sn< every soldisr sAsaie ks<ps
supply u teese Pis. et-esres oo~<s~a ID
thsruss. rhsy us and ssfs nedici.s and cen -
taken n sry fi-ne ~itbeat sagsr eftakins eoit.
SCI ~ al psorgists any parf rrrz.ss q
q clts AMI stsurca eBNtiufa sddres.<c m. SrkliCK
LAND. Fss Fosrth street. ciactnn.ts. obIe.
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ALExA NDE7's
Four Ace Cement Paint.

best PRESERVING PAINT In the
Bcsi HaiiRoA PAu~Tinthe world!
Best WEARING PAM in the World!
Best PAINT for FENCE POSTS I'm the
Best KoOFING PAINTin the world!
IT IS USED BY MORE THAN FIFTY DIFFERENr
u Railroads, for roofing their cars and painting all
tin, iron ZINC timber car-sills truck beams teDOns
mOrces and for painting bridge; the inside Of stock
pits OF tenders and inside the same preserve and pro-
tect them: locomotive boilers before the tagging Is put
any mater Is for hard use, instead of beauty. there
this Pants the most valuable Of any ever known.
TT IL USED
BY Farmers Builders and Architect. 20 preserve any tim
Der ussi buildings Of all kinds and for fence posts and
sills before they laid brick found
Ioprevsnt dampness IN brick dwellings. plank sboud
be painted and laid between the cellar wall and the upper
vail For Tin roof. or for painting single roofs this
IL II USED
By Governnen, fo roofing their barracks. and painting
the huiis Of their gunhosts and
the Navy Yards as the most valuabis preserving and
wearing Cerert Paint IN the world.
IT IS Used
In New York. Philadelphia Boston, Chicasn
ST. Louis and IN fact all the West. aud
BY all after than ton trial 90 be without
saltwater test iron. tin and WOOD fer years preerv
ing all material perfectls.
1T HAS WORKED
IL OWL way up slowly Int permanently TO popuss "a
vor and commands The notice and enoys the favor Of
scientific Naval ami Railroad fnsne~rs wei
he learned ard practical mechanics Of this country.
Among the tho1sends who using en. PANT We
woue refer a few oairsnt judges whose Ramos viii
De found below
DAVID MACY. Presdent and Superintendent, Peru
and IudiansDohs laiirosi
ROBERT MEEK. Superintendent aud Master Mechanic,
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad.
J. D. HAsLEP Master Mechanic. Bellfontsin.. Rail
road, Indiana.
GEO. CHURCH. JeiIeTsanv!le R.lrOad Indianzpolis
JOHN CONLOGUF, Superintendent 1erTe Hauts, Al
ton and St Louis Railroad.
small discount nace 70 such Wholesale agents o. We
select
For sale BY ROY ID a. PALMER,
Sole zents fos Indianapolis. md
scpteS-dSti's~
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REVISED STATUTES.
~ - ~ RN nc - I'D ~ :
GAVIN Il uORD'S
REVISED STATUTES!
OF INDI Ma.
Second ECaition.
REVISED STATUTES.
Second Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION or GAVIN &
Hord's Revised Of Indiana is now ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised.
and all errors corrected. There is added 10 the Tr.t
volume an appendix of two hundred psges, con-
tanning the acts passed The regular and called sessions
Of the Legislature OF 1901 toe regular session Of
1868, with full inder. This edition will increase
the value Of tn. work. a. IL vii contain all
all the laws IT the State now IN force The secoad
volume CONTAINS al The upon the subjects which
il refers, except those Of lsg3 snd tie amendment.
made Al that session noted tue margin of that
volume. These amended acts however, wili be found
in the Supplement-.
The prizes Of the prestpt eiioa printed upon cle
white paper, and we'll 6Ound i TEN DotIASs for the two
volumes, sr FyE DOLLARS io- ei,b,i
The SUPPLEMENT-, Containing the acss Of the regular
ana called sessions Of the JsgAsture OF 1851 and the
regular ess.on OF ise2. with complete index :,
sErEKaTf voLcnE, bound IN leather in the same styie
the othe, vuume-. also offered for sale Price Two
DOLLARS.
Orders for either vou,s. Of the statue ~ all viii
receive prompt attention. Addrcss
III. RfNGHsu,
novis-c6w'f Indianapolis.
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BELLEFONTAlNE RAILROAD LINE


rUvAKEs EFFECT NOVEMBER 10. lisa. TRAINS
u leave indiAnspol a. follow<
Morning Express leaves $50 A. arrives q, Crest
Inc a. i2is n. cleveland 1so y. -. Pttsourx a.
10 N Connecting AZ Cleveland With the Lake shore
Route for Dankir. Bafsio Albany, Se~ York soi Bos
ton. Connecting % Pffsburg with the Pennsylv.nia
Railroad for Harrisburg. Balnore, Washington. Phs
csphis. New York AMI Boston.
Union only.
Night Exrress leaves 81 a3o p NJ arrives sfCrss,ins
AZ otiS A. Cleveland a. Esd A. NJ, burg 2So
p. NJ. Connecting &C Cleveland With thu Lake shore
Route for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Albany New York and Bos-
ton. Connecting st rttshurx with the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Harrisburg. Baltimore, Washington Phila-
dephia, View York and Boston.
J. W. WEBB,
nov1S-cim General Superiu,endcnt-
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PROFESSIONAL.
Or. a. ID. GAIL,

NffEkS HIS SERVICES To THE CITIZENS OF
" Indianapolis and vicinity olice. Virginia Avenue
No. 3 Residence North New JERSEY street. No 81
octl4' 63-dly
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aaress es the Dcmseratic Ven her,

Address 81 the Democratic uem be 70
The General Assembly People Of Iadlans.
setting forh the history Of The lat. session. and the
rsssons vhy more bed not bssn accomplished during lie
sonssisusioDsi term This dseunsnt makes p.nphle,
sfsssss psgss and oil be furnished IN any quantity
Price o. % per hnndrsd. -
The Ceuscrtps Act-spcceh OF Hon.
D. Voorhees,, on the ConscnptIon BILL the q
Representatives,, February n. 1859. This Of the
finest speeches Of Mr. Voorhees,. on qus-tion
sapynx large share Of public attention. and ev,ry
sisIen In Indians should have .eopy. makes pam
phlst Of eight PAGES Price o. per hundred.
The Liberty Of the Citizcn-Speech
Of Hon d. W Voorhees, delivered IN the House n Rep
resentstves February H. 1ss5 the Act toindemnif
the President and other persons for suspendng the writ
Of bsbess corpus and scsdons In pursuance thereof
nov printed In pamphlet form. and be oetansd
IL Office. Tns IL the crest effort Of Mr. VOORHEES, 10
roteetthe liberty Of the citizen, aud shood be in the
ands Of every voter in indiana. II makes pamphlet
ofsirsssn pages. Price 81 so per Hundred.
.TAl orders should direct the speeches to be sent
byexpress. a. the postage will be one cent copy and
mus: be prepaid.
Address ELDER. HARssgss A BINGHAM
Indianapolis.
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NOTIONS, TOYS. &C.
TO DEALERS IN
N MS, TOY
Fancy Goods. sc.

A 5 Ny STOCK l. NOW COMPLETE ~ EvFgN
"A particular for the coming Holidsys wish 70 call
thu atsltion of dealers "a TIE sbost good. Having
bought under favorable rtrrsnastancs. aud dsr
standing ihe wants Il The trade zhly b o.
perience, il wi. be 10 the ntsress OF buysrs 20
my where they viii fc ihe isrSer VARIETY 81
goods brought iog-fhcr unseE o.< ros a. s,seb
prices . VIII AFFORD good profit Rssfectfll'y
CHARLES NAfgk,
nov5-d&~zrz 10 - West " zs1irrter street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NLADIEsi LADIES' LADIES! DON'T
fail TO read the advertisement in this paper beaded
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. Cheesman. Of New
York. has devoted the last thirty years Of his practice
Female Complaints. His Pills set lie charm. They
are reliable and safe nove-dem
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gB- Wood yesterday fell to 81 cord.
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NEsL>-HAVe oeen active, ed growers seEelaiiy nave
realized better prices We notice. however, sales q
xrAss-fed calves as low 3ac While TAR
qualities brought 6s6ia readily.
Good and extra qualities per poand....... "a SiAe
OLhsr qualities do ---.----5 q &c
shEEP-The number Offering this week Is 800 great
az than ve last ported but the demand has been very
active. the cod AID dry. and prices have zS
yAneed fully Se per pound TIE ssles are aaoted a.
81 per pound i've weight, for good g for prime ard
Al % per head.
hOGS-Have been in moderate request for the past
week, and, With large recepis prices declined fully &c
Al the close. however the sharp clear cold weather
impaired more hTmness and the dosnsAt tendency is
arrested.
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TENTH DAY
New York Cattle Market.

MsRkyr DAY. TUESDAY. December 1, 1868.
KEcHPrs or CATTLE or ALL KINDS, ros THE WEEK
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TELEcRApHIc:

rasrorrrp sr~s~rssos rss slHfrArr ususrr.,
fFor Morning Report See First Page.
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BEEvES-we notice about $50 more cattle in the Ia
bic receipts than reported week since.
the second week Of comparatively light supply but the
sckings In cattle have been uy made up by the large
supplies % poultry. hogs and sheep
The market opened yesterday morning with great
tvi;y. Spd the butchers under the false pres
that only 1900 cattle would offered Forty
fourth street lively lie for gOoi loss.
IL Tor choice secc ions, some say that II real
led for some, the advance being fully : for the
best drovcs
The quality uneven, noticed few Pgme dToves
and Choice cattle could Re selected from nearly
every buncb While many droves very common
and isnk. one confessed that he bad sold
balls and siags for RudiOns, at S5O
New York State continues hold ihe lead numbers
Government took loo head The advance prices
wa confined entirely % good stock.
Premium qualities, yer c~t-.-....-.li ,259l 81
Prime. CO DO .-.---..---. .--- IL, T5s II 90
Medium goot qualities, pes ewt....... s00slo,5 80
Poor Go DO ........ A.UG9 I 80
General selling price dc .-........ -.5n& "a. so
Average &c --.---.--. S,Wt9 -.--
COwS-Have been ia good tenant; and, with a mod
crate supply. prices are hrmer
Bet Quaty per mead 80 20
Good 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Go 500 90
Pair do ----.-.---..-.-.. do 431 IS
Conn DO -.-.---.----.- CO S1 s.
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about tho number ana location u fpo-s W. shrvss
ly guess that tho weather too hers "a ss a
mirai. and he desires % 50 dawn % he~ tcossss hs
did last yearand speod few Of Ms @gars hours IA
Pequot House: bat he AFRAID Of III rsses. sai
does not like 70 remove hs ship es, 80 fmgers saoaa
give him 'eete lecture" Our Lse chat wlth he
Admiral lasted half hour sbsn bsas hsn sss~a.
The Guerrere Is nns screw fr,gaie a nfsy gun@ a1f
is In most superb order. Her crc~ are ths uoae ~
cleanliness, and look they could agh pscsay sell 4
II is well known fact that Frcnehnca a. no maze ths
best sailors in the world. Why sos able % sss
but they have shown either the endurance us
dash which have been displaysc by sssnsa 81 cshes
nations.
The Jason, English steam corvette Of s~eaiy too
guns, in port last week. but has sailed On cruise
Among this feet OF vessels are rcpseeso,ca BY
the good old Sabine who dies proudly at her peak tho
Stars and Stripes and although carrying no sesn power
she probably match for any q the large vessels
have described, provided they make their evoaisos@
undor canvass alone.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
o y FIOIAL.

THE CALL FoR ONE HUNDRED rHousAND hfEIriA.
wAsmoroS, August 3. 1893.
Tho following order was issued to-day from tho Adju-
tant Generals ONCE
The exigenees under which hundred thousand
militia, Tor six months service from tho States of Mary
land. Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia called
out by the Presidents Proclamation Of Juno Is. 1885,
having passed. hereby ordered by tho President that
ON and after the PRONUNCIATION OF this order
stmeots under the said call shall be made. BY order
the SECRETARY OF WAR
4. d. TOwAmHD, A. g.
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rrusses-m"rsh r~o.., Corner or BreAA~
Gay and Ann airr~t under lsxnams Hu.aam Ne ossses
Ton MIA .ay oler .asa oa'ee aa.as sspssrtsu.
shoulder Bsseea. Elastic sokiaga haapoasssy Dsnlax
aud sik Ell.1o supporters female ausaiAat
A Bcassifui Complexion, free from Ten.
aDALA on THOUSAND pI0NEas Prcs se ens,s !
Foo saie b. ID \ HARh 10 90 sni all dr.gglsla
Died.
BnrTS. Moadsy August o. ClrnK2lss. widow or
Hiram Beta. agod 80 years and 10 months
rho relatives aad frcn1s Of tho family respectfully
invited attsod the funeral from the residence
daughter. Mrs. nahahei Aiew, ITO VEST Th rsy aanth
street Thursdsy afternoon, al half ~si tao O'Clock
without further invitaiso0s
honosalD On Monday, August ,. a rupture ~ tus
BRAN, Mrs. MARcAam hoIuwALD. sstns q tho atc itsv
Mortimer ORION. q W. cssnsy Care rsiaAs. Aged CO
years.
tho friends u tho fsmny sespssW~siy svstes 70
sttcnd tAs funeral from r0deacs az es Thomas.
Of Rroome sD1 vartck sests Wedasadsy 4ter
noon, 81 two ociork.
Ne~ Itavon papers please copy
hURpas On Monday evening, August 8, psSnH nUs
rW, Aostve Of parish haoSns. oosasy noaaghas. ire
land. ased ~ years
Tue fr,sads respectfully sssssl shs fuse
rel from ais N,ath street. Wedneadsg aseevn0oa,
two O'Clock wiz 10 buried IN Calvary.
tfev oAv Dsans Ne ysco~d and 7A~d Pa0s
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Tho steamship Afr,ca Captain ssoos viii leave Bosso,
on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for EUROPE will Close this city this after
uooo, 81 quArlss-past pas, i've oocx 10 r,
by railroad.
Thc NEw Yosx HnAiD--Edition for Europs--wili b
ready at eleven O'Clock shs morning n vii CONTAIN
tho latest details Of tho Movements Opcrsoss Of hs
Union FORCES near Charleston, c.. The latest Ncws
from the Army OF 0eo~rai Meade yrstpa sad u the
Movements Of General Los his Rebel Forces Tho IL.
test INTEL gsnce from louisiana aud OF tbs position Of
General Banks and bis Union Army Tho latest accounts
Of tho Movements Of General Rosecrans Forces Of
the present condition u the Rebels the southwest
Tho latest News from Mexico and south Ame.
rioa, aud reports n all important events OF tho past
week
single copies In Wrappers. ready for mailing, 1--WE
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NEW YORK HERALD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1868

vs'o sno eonscr'puon ia behalf Of a tney
w,isos 20 support
fAsino orr fHs Array os rHg POTOMAC
Fuymasssss leave Washington pay Oh The
Army Of tho Potomac ap to Jaiy l.
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ATLANTIC. or ss0oxLYN, VI. MUTUAL. ~ NEW
YORK.
Tho frat game OF tho season between those clubs
on yesterday afteroooa tho ground Of the Atlantic
Club. Bedford. l.. About three thousand persons
semblsd 10 witness tho contest wnicA. taken asogsthsr
was quite interesting sdAr. Tue following u the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-04

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Theatrical.
WfNrER GARDEN .

Mr. q Jackson ths popular treasurer q ths theatre
takes bis bsneht night lhe capital burlesaae Leah
the orsook !" viii he repeated with any quantity OF new
puns ana Mr. Ian etohei s play tho ghost " Barton
N the farce called "r0e Mummy" From prescott sp.
pearanoe- tho asdesoe sgt, will DO very largo. and
Mr. Jackson ocstainy dscvycs crowd Mr. Marx smssh,
one Of Tn oest actors the CITY bsneal 81
1sdA5 nest the ias, night q hs management.
0HOsv.
lne princ,ph tsp,c Of thezr,csi lho
ghost, which wu IL Gfs. appearance IN th,s
country 81 WsiiAckhs Thursday cvca
ing very czceiient sdcs shout tina
ghost has como 70 from loadoa Aoas,cas Fcchtsr
has thousand pounds inyeation IN osdor
70 introduce tho ghost "tiamist' aad ,.Mscbo,h
The effect will DO superb The sho., 10 siiA.als," sas
Bansuo's ghost and the witches "hAcbslA" viii no
longer be laughing stocks but ~, be represented ~h
all tho sublime or o. tho supernatural we adv~s our
managers " adopt n. Fechters idea. and thus pa,
Shaksperes plays upon tho stage N . manner ~hsoh
will do full justice 70 the coooeptloaa Of tho pocs In
word. theatre WILL hereafter DO complete without
ghost and every manager will dnd that this ioassosbsbie
illusion H. like Mrs. Toodcs' cola. "haady "
the house."
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0overnmens Loan.
PunADGaptiA, August T. 1893.
Fiystwsasiss "a the amount Il u ooo 200 sold
L to-day. Deliveries Of bosds are made to July u.