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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26

II. WIN a Lawrence,
Union %. CopperheaG II.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams-A Rood.
Ashland, Burnett, &c.-H D Barron.
Brown-W J ABRAMS.
CaIumet-H McLean
Columbia-A H Turner, E w McNitt, Yates
Ashley.
Crawford-Horace Beach
Dane-W w Blackman, VIM H Miller,
George Wright, Il s Sanborn Joseph Hobbins,
probably.
Dodge-G Fl Adams, VIM H Green, John
Taylor, Nae BacAuber, J G Bailey.
Door, Oconto and Shawanaw-Hermann
Naber.
Eau Claire, Chippewa and Dunn-T c
Pound.
Fond du Lac-Wm Starr, E H Galloway,
Jas. McElroy, Edgar Wilcox, Charles Gresse.
| Grant-Hammer Robbins, Allen Taylor,
Allen Barber, w W Field, w K Beach.
Green-W W Mclaughlin, RoIph
Green Lake-James Field.
Iowa-Francis Little, w L Lincoln,
Jackson and Clarke r johnson.
Jeferson-J M Bingham, A B Smith, JOS
eph Powers, Robt HasSe
Juneau-Lyman Clark.
Kenosha-A G Barry
Recommendation Boutin
La Crosses S Burton.
Manitowoc-Perry Smith, P Fussenick
| Thomas Thornton.
Marathon and Wood-Bart Rtngle.
Marquette-Robert Cochrane
Milwaukee-Levi HubbeIl, n B Caswell
j Niederman, David Kna6, J w E0iSton
F z Zetteler, James Watts, Anthoney Fry, Ed
D1cGarry.
Monroe-C E Rice.
| Outagamie-G George KreiSS.
Ozaukee-W T BonniaoeU, Jr.
Pierce and St. Croix-J S Elwell.
Portage-John Phillips.
Racine-Geo G Northup, Henry Stevens
Philo Belden
Richland-John Walworth.
| Rock-Thomas Earle, T H Goodhue, Guy
| Wheeler, H Richardson, Jerome Burbank, Per
ry Bostwick.
Sauk-Alonzo Wilcox, A w Starks.
| Sheboygan-CarE ZiLJer, Henry Tidman,
Michael Winter, Mark Martin.
Trempeleau, Pepin and Buffalo-Fayette
Allen.
Vernon-W II Officer, Albert Bliss.
Walworth-Daniel Smith, d G Rounds, Lu
cius Allen, -Jeffers
SchOttIer, II HiLaebra1adt.
Waukesha-J Carpenter N Shultis, Johr
Smith, Vim Costigam
Waupacca--A K Osborne.
Waushara-W G Webb
Winnebago-R G Russell, Geo S Barnum
jeremiah Hunt.
Union rs; Copperhead 25.
Union majority in joint ballot, 81.
|
Quotas Assigned for the Next Draft.
MADISON, Nov. %.
| The order of the Governor is issued from thu
Adjutant Generals Office assigning the quo
tas by towns under the Presidents call for vol
unteers, announcing the bounties and prem
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26

The Duke of Clarence in 1925, told the
Duke of Weimar that steam vessels could not
possibly succeed, because the friction of the
sea-water would necessarily ignite the pad
dies.
Thirty editors and printers were among the
killed and wounded at Chickamauga.
A Canadian youth of fourteen winters, and
a cash income of 81 per month, has married
damsel Of the mature age of twelve. Canada
is getting precocious.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26

Remember the Oyster Supper tonight.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26
STRAYED

ENRON the premises of the subscriber, in the am
n ward of the city OF KenOsha, on or about the leth
Of Nov inst, two Mich Cows aud one Cow not giving
mk-all three red with more less white two OF
them with white faces and Of them with white ned
back The other is large red with ring IN h er
horn Any person giving information of the wherea-
OF said win be paid for all trouble, by eHV-
ing the with L. BrockWAy Thomas Gibbons, at
tbs Lake Shore depot 25tf
Kenosha, Nov 25, 1885, PATRICK CONLEf.
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Adynnee Of sni..ena gnr-s

At a convention of the managers of the sew
raj railroads running between Chicago, New
York and Boston, held at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, in New York, it was resolved that on
aud after the goth inst, the passengers fares
shall be established as follows:
Between N. Y. & Chicago $22 60 first class
g 10 25 seed class.
& Boston 4" "a IS first class.
10 IS seed class.
The fare between Chicago and New York
has been SIS 90 for first class, and between
Chicago ana Boston $40 90 so that the III
crease to New York is 81, 80, and to Boston
'$4,65.
Resolutions were passed at this Convention
abolishing the system of selling tickets at ho-
tells, reducing the prices of commissions &c.
rl3- DR.. c. II. Ray, the originator and chief
editor of the Chicago Tribune, has disposed of
his interest in that establishment to his part
ners, and has retired therefrom He is one of
the abest newspaper Writers in the country,
and the readerso the Tribune will miss his
pointed and sarcastic pen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26

In ProbaIe-K enOshn County Court.
In the matter of the Estate OF Alfred Foster deceased
To all sch0n1 1T may concern:
n ETTERs Of administration on the estate Of AL
n fred Foster deceased having been issued to Alfred
A. Foster Mercy Foster, the 18th day OF NoVem
ber 1853 and twelve months from and after said day
being allowed limited for creditors to present their
claims for examin alton aud allowance; notice hereby
given the undersigned WILL Saturday the 18th day
of December 1863, receive examine and adjust all
claims demands Of all persons against said deceas
ed, at his office in the city Of Kenosha.
Kenoshs, Nov. 20, 1853 1. W. WEBSTER,
4w25 County Judge.
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l. John E Thomas, IS. WE Smith,
2. FRED ) EEIis, 49, JOS Villas, Jr.,
8, J9hn K BOha", 20. Geo E Wheeler,
4. re IhorP, 81. B Hamilton,
3. Pm X W9IS0n, %. Joseph Harris,
g. Hugh p Reynolds, 23. J D Clam,
Z. L ID Morris, "a w S Wescott,
s. A Van Wyck, % Bowman,
8. A NJ Kimball, g. Thomas Hood,
10. VIM Blair, q. Alex S McDill,
II. w H Chandler, %. A H Young,
II. n M Littlejohn, 20. G S Kelsey,
13. J II Earnest 80. VIM Ketchum,
IA. S S Wilkinson, 81. Angus Cameron,
Is. G L Frost 80. &C Pope,
49, Silas K Young, 80. Sat Clark
II. VIM A Lawrence,
Union o. CopperheaG II.
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CLOAkS g. SHAW !!

STRAKED.
WNrOInn the premises of the subscriber, in the
Il I'd Ward the city Of KeRosha about the 18th
of November St. alLArge Red Cow, about six OLD
Has white stripe The back and white spot the
has short tail Any returning said
giving Information where abe may be found viii be
literally rewarded
KenoshR, Nov. 2 1883. -...
25tR C.SCHEND,
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Conviction and Sentence of an Arlny
C0BtrRcgOr.
WAsHIN GToN November %.
The following official order was made pub
lie to-day of the conviction and sentence of a
Government contractor:
''ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I
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Quotas Assigned for the Mex. Draft

Qaotas As1R4nesl Tor the Next Draft.
MADISON, Nov. %.
The order of the Governor is issued from the
Adjutant Generals Office, assigning the quo
tas by towns under the Presidents call for vol
unteers announcing the bounties and prem
iums for recruits and using active efforts to
fill the quota by volunteering.
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CSc5,ot.o55I2OeIe 5
JffGiai Paper Of the City, County and Post Office
Thursday Morning, Nov. rs, 1863

5. S SCHOFF, ----..----S. G.. VINEGAR
Proprietors.
S. $ ScHoFF EDITOR
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-26
TAX EN UP.

NAnE into the enc osure Of the ber, In the
u town of Bristol on or about the 10th day of Nov,
1883 one yearling Dark Bay Colt, with star on the
forehead The owner Is requested to prove psopery,
nav rbsrges and take the game away 25u
Bristol, Nov. 20, 1858. JAMES W. WARD'
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eav-Persons calling for any OF the above hancd le'
tsSs win please say 'Rdvertised'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29
Bosros CoHssns, n Y, Dec. 9th, lsei.
VS.. N. GRNGo

BOSTON CoRsSEs, y Y, Dec 9th, 1881.
VS.. N. GRxeo A Cor
Cents freely give you liberty Of the fol-
lowing certificate the value ofConstitution
lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny vile, who was attacked with pain In the shoulders
whole length Of back. and her limbs
Of the heart attended with FALLING OF the Womb Dvs
mencrrhos, and Irritation Of the Bladder | called
ply scan. who attended her about three months h.
he left her worse than he found her then employ
Of the beet phys eSns could find. who attended her
Ter about nine uhs and while she under his care
she did suffer quite much pain; he finally gave her
up ana said, -tr cfse tacGybtc a. for, said he.
"Aesss sach corabfaGf ofcgnl LIiafs. tlaf Hlsdi
cine gfFeq rr one 0Teres Ggtiasf some other ~ hsr
d.rheRGies About this time he nenced u>e
Constitution Water. and 20 our utter astOuishment al
mo the first doe seened have the desired effect and
she kept on improving Apidy under iis Treatment
superntends entirely her domestic affairs
not taken any Of he Constitution wster fcr about four
weeks. and happy 10 cay thai IL las produced
apermAneDtcure.
wM M.vAN BENSCHoTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

Sole Proprietor anil Manufacturer ~ the Hard Rubber
Truss unlcr EigrFs 4 U'.riyca-'s Patents
The llr Ilr Truss Il uni te anal Superior 10 all
ethcs IN tlae fInWing respects: VII never irrak rust
chlfe. gall or blister can &c male still or lulSr; VII
II 'riiis " vars Standing; dos nt prs inure
the "orsl. a:sd Is always clean and gRrl as new.
Patients ne accurately itt~i 10y sending size In
Inches lnslai lrrly Ia line ,f rupture
EErHEr~teS as Z" ssii-riri,y o,lrrs: = The fol-
iusvin- only Offered: Prnfs Msi. tano~ltif: and
Parker, Nra-Nork; Iros tsola-'l and Agsw. Ila'lsl
Jha. Or. X. Jri~r Surgeon General bureau WASH
ington Prnf<. r,iirri freer. E.-a Andrws, and la
Wis. Ciirssas: f,r. N,,c,ft. Milwaukee. Wis
Manufactures ami l,ralcr IN slEaillsr Traces Aiom-
!na Supporters SIX ard chi'u Elds'ic Stockings for
yaricose veins Sis.~usi-y Handbags, &c. &c
DR. WILCOX PATENT ARTIFICIAL I.Fti, man.
featured lv c. Stafford has ria, advantages all
others and el,icc IL such il has received the
FIRST premiums the United States Fairs unscr the
animation Of the best surgeons In country. It's
tim Is received firm a rIilar corr. (which will never
break giving II great preference tile spiral spring
usel in Other liInls-
Send stamp for pamphlet. Post Office Box 4S5S
HSy~ For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'e2 dam
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: {SO. 2i2.) ...-.-.--
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Attest:
JeHs II. RIA, CLERK

, mo. 2l2.)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. S.
wHEsk.s, A ibe Of Information has been filed In the
District Court Of The United Siaies within and for the
seventh Csn,ht aud District Of Indiana, on the 10Th
day Of January. 1ss3. by John Hanna Esq. Attorney
Of the United states for the district Of Indiana against
the following described estate AMI affects Of William
. Promissory Notes. all dated
1t day Of November 1858. each with interest
from date, payable in l. 2 and years from date ia
spectvey; said given BY ne William W. Garrard 10 said
Hoie0mb. the said notes secured b. \ certain
mortgage real estate in Laporte. Tpdans,
violation Of the Powers Of of Congress OF JULY
~. 1881. entitled An act suppress pun
tsh treason and rebellion, To seize and conscate the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said property aud that the may be
ondemned and seld enemies property.
Now therefore. in pursuance OF the monition under
the seaof said court, directed and delivered, do
herebs give public notice 20 all persons claiming said
property part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United Saes 10 be held al the city ofIndan
apos IN and For the District Of Indiana the third
day ofFetrusrv the forenoon ofthst
day. then and there 20 nterrose their claims and make
then ale cations In that behalf
u q. ROSE. z. g Marshal,
Perl =. BfsELow, Deputy
RIA clerk fet3-dl4t
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tNU. tIIJ
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
DIANA, SIS HHx
wHrnrAs A libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for
Circuit and District of indiana the 2sth
day Of January 1868, by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
United states for the District OF Indiana against
following described credits and effects OF one William
j. Hocomb o-wif: -Four Prvraissory Notes, all dated
March 3oh 1851 for sseV 90 EACH In 2, and
respectively from the LIT October 1851 with in
tereSt said given By John j. Oaks to
Seth Way, and by him assigned and transferred to said
Ho conn., aud secured by mortgage certain real estate
Ia aporte count indiana OF the Of
act u Congress approved July IL, 1884, eniiufd An
scs suppress iasaTTecto to punish treason anS rebel
lion seize and coSeate the properly Of Tor
purposes sd az siITst said ropey,
and that the same may be condemned and f"ld %
enemies properly
sNow therefore, pursuance OF the monition der the
seal Of said court directed and delivered here
by give public oil persons claiming said propry
any part thereof any interested therein
that they he AMI appear before the said District Court Of
the United states be held the city Of indianapolis
the District Of Indiana, the third Monday OF
r~brusry next. O'Clock OF the forenoon Of that
day then and there intepose their claims and TO make
their allegations In that behalf
u. q. ROSE, II. 8. Marshal.
Per $. BseELow, Deputy
joss IA. RIA, C.erx feb5-dl4t
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tNo.3l4lF @ y ~
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

NO. o =
UYNrrED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS.
Whereas, libel Of information has been filed Ia the
District Court Of he United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day Of
January 1855 byJohn Hanna, Esq Attorney ofihe United
States for the District Of Indians the following de-
scrbed estate credits moneys and effects OF per
soEs unknown, to-wi $&S 90 IN cash in the hands of
j. w. Forthe; also the Of fT5 90 in cash I'm the
hands Of one Il r.. Mccain for violation OF the
Of act OF July II entitled
An act TO suppress in>urrecion punish and
rebellion. g. seize and concae the property n rebels
and for oth~r purPosc~ and praying process against
said cash. and that the may be condemned and
cold a. enemses' property.
Now, therefore Of the mouition under the
seal OF said Court directed and delivered. do here
BY give public notice 20 al Claiming salt cash
gany part thereof IN any ihteres led therein
they and sppesr befr the SAID the Court
Of the United States be held the city Of Indiana
N and for the district Of Indiana. the bird Monday Of
Fcb nary next ten ocsck ofths forenoon Of that FAY
tken there inferposs their their
alisg atoms In that behalf
D. G.. NOSE. United States Marshsi.
u l. ;. BlGkIow. Deputy.
Joas II. IRA. cerk.e-- feh3-dl4i
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fNo. 1lsl
IISuRn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN

mo. 1lsl
I1NTTEn STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT Of IN
~ DIAN SIS.
Whereas. hnei Of information has been riet II the
pStr'et Court % the Caed states vtan aud FOR the
seventh Circuit District Of Indiana on the seh day Of
Jaans.y lses. ID John Mamma, Est. Attorney Of the
United states Tor the district of naisna asiaSt the fol-
lowing described proPerts one John W Cannon fowj
enc par sscond band engines for violation Of
the powers " an sei u consress approved yuiy H.
1s67 entitled IAN act suppres. n,rrr,ion 70 punish
sna reoeion - se1e and oonascat the prprty
81 rebsls and fer ether Purposes" and trsvine
against sad property and that the sAs- may be
and sold Is eIsru,ie>' PFoperts-
Nov therefore, IN pursuance q the mouisoa VI der III.
sea- % said co1. dfrecte1 snd delivered toher
~ give public notice al clximing y op~s,
part hereof or IN any mannsr Interested h.
that ta-y D. an app before l~ said. the DsIfici
Court sthe Uni,ed state 20 BE held Al the city o. In
eiaaspoiis ard for the District q Indiana The d
Aolsy a sevuary ten clock o The forenoon
Of that fsv theu a6 there nteTpose their claims aud
maze her ale s.tlsns IN thai behalf
II. a. ROSE. L. - Axrshsi.
81 ;. Barlow, Deputy.
Josx ". RIA. cferk- febs-df4t
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

There suo esss Of derse that produces such exhaust
h effects upon The human constitution Diabetes and
useases 4 the ksdneys bladder aud Urinary Passages
A1 through false mod thy negered until they
are = aVanced a. TO BE beyond the control Of ordinary
rrfnedies. and present the
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60. sl3l
VTNnED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
Attest.
joaS IL REk, Clerk


u DIANA. IS. H.-#
wsxaEAs, libel Of information has been fled in the
Disrc; CoHvt # the United states. within md for the
Seventh Circuit and District of indiana, the 18th day
or January, 1864. ~ John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney OF
the United States for the District of Indiana. against
the following Described estate credits and effects Of
william ". Bell wit Certain Promissorj Notes amount
ing in the aggregate ~ COO given by Robert
Williams IN connection NJ certain real e>;s IN Madison
eo-y. for violation fthe powers fan cf congress-
approved July II. iss2 entitled I'm act 10 snppres in
surrecticn TO punish treason and Rebellion seize and
coni-c ,e the property u rehels. and Tor oh,r pur
poss and PRAYING process against sain property and that
the be condemned and sold enemies prop
srtv.
Now therefor, pursuance q the moition
seal II said court directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice to al persons claiming said property
or sny part thereof any interested therein,
that they 20 and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States be held the city Inianapclis
IN aud for the District Of nisns the third Monday Of
February pex AZ o'clock Of the forenoon that day
then and there 90 interpese their claims 20 make
their allie cations in that behalf
D. g. ROSE, L. s Marshal
Per l. s BlGfLow. Deputy.
At,eSt
ions n. RIA. Clerk. feb5-di8t
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DANNHLE, IA, June ?, 1872.
Dr WV. n. GrEeo-Dedr SIR: In February, 1851 I
was afflicted With the sugar diabetes and for tive moihs
pa sed more than two gallons Of water in "a hours.
obliged TO get up often twelve times
ring the night and IN five months lost about so pound,
IN weight. During the month Of july ell | procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in DAYS
using It experienced relief and taking two bottles
was entirely cured after regainng my good
good health YouTs, truly.
w. L. DE WITT.
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SALOON.
SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO IS EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

TTVHTS FINE SALOON WILL BE OPENED or
to- Enorrow TUESDAY, March 10, with a splendid
lunch al 8 o'clock y. ".
Tie proprietor fauers himself to announce 20 has
pat aud the citizens Of indianapolis gene rally that
he has spar money make this house
what l. ought he, of the finest and baudsomest
saloons in the West.
lie will keep instantly hand the best Rhine aud
Native Wines. fhampasnes, Lager Beer, Ale aud the
very best Of Liquors
lie Is also prepared to furnish Meals all times after
short notice, and Invites the pubic for a call.
mrh9 dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-29

Ma Nm. II GRyee.
Der SIR have for several been afflicted with
tbs; heSorne and dangerous cease Gravel which
reftci R rcmetie and docterS, until took Constitution
Water and you may be- assured that exceedingly
pleased with the result. II entirely cured me- and
yos may any OF my you NAV ft
gaTd 70 the medicine. have entire confidence IT.
efficiency. Yours truly, FOND STRONG.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpartnership Notice.

TuvuR UNDF RSIGSED HAVE TAKEN HENRY 4
u ALvOKD into psrtnership, and The eu.in<ss yin
hereaer be eUnduefed In the snd style % RreER
caIpxEll AIvokp- kCGER CALDWELL
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NO. no.
sTArEsor AMERICA, DIS

u1NprEp sTATESOF AMERICA, DIS
TRlCT OF INDIANA. s.
Nasnxss LIBEL q information has been filed IN the
Dsrcs Court Of the Cnted States. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District o. Indiana the 18th day
% January ISs5, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney for
the United for the District OF indiana, against Che
following Described estate, credits and effects OF enc WI
liam J. flolcornb wit Pour certain Promssory Notes.
dsed the 3eth q January, fssi, for fifteen hundred
dosrs each payable 11h day 90 October, m the years
ISL 1857 ss3 and 1884 respectively, with interest an
M al from Ilth October iss. sad notes tiven by
ore josephus 4. way Seth Way. and ty him en-
aorsed and transferred 90 said william j. Hoicomb,
for violation Of the powers Of act Of Congress- APP
IT, 1867 entitled act 20
toa &c punish ard rebellion TO seize and conscate
the property u rebels and for other purposes praying
xaus said property and that the same may be
condemned and sold a. enemies property
Vow therefore, I'm pursuance 81 the mouifion under the
seal Of said Court 20 directed and Delivered do here
public notice all claiming said property
OF sBy part thereof any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States be held the city Of Ind
liz IN District 81 Indiana, the third Monday
ofFebrusry next 10ocioek Of the forenoon otha day
then and there nterpose their claims and make thsu
Allegations In that behalf
ID. GARLAND ROSE, q. NJ.
BY |. s. BIsgL0v, Deputy
Attest: Joas n. RIA, Clerk feb3-dl+
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CONSTITUTION WATER

To the publsc With the convection that 4, ha. opl 4,
relieving the Class Of diseases Win BEEN found :.
eminrnty successful IN eurng aud tru, thar we ~
be rewarded for our Efforts IN lscu % Yah. is
IN form 70 meet the requirements of patient aud physi
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ELDER HARNESS Il BINGHAM
PROPOSALS.

DRePnS'G rs WILL. BIZ RECEIVED Up Till. FRIDAY
noon, the 18th inst Of II O'clock for The erection Of
Q fr,rk Pork house.
or ID and specifications apply 10 ThoS. n n~sn
fup TIL nunday, l4th instl kiNGAN Ct i
nv I2-itd
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LAND AGENT.


EroR SALF-A TRACT OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND
the Charlottesville Turnpike. mile and three
quarters firm the city mits twenty -four cleared
and the balauce in timber; good framed dwelling house
containing rooms cellar. pump, &c. Will lie sold
low-part cash balance time. Applv "a tie subscri
Der a. No lis East Vermont street indianapolis.
apr6 WV T. CARL aNn
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TERMS OF TIKI DAILY SENTINEL.
One copy. one year, ~ w
One copy, six months 50
One copy, one month. oo
Delivered by The carrier within the city, Is Per
week, pay able To the carrier.
Agents viii be supplied at IL cents week.
=, TERMS OF THE WEEKLY SENTINEL
loopE yfof.--s 10
10 COPIES ard the mzker of the Is 90
20 copies aud two 10 the maker OF the ciab-... 20 90
Additions be made 20 cubs any time Of the above
rates. 1be will be printed each paper without
extfs charge.
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feel grateful Tor the liberal pairon4ge Which ne have
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please call sher earliest convenience and make
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