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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Proposals. fer Resserstion roted

IL shoald Re the aim OF ever good Sisfen 10
end 81. srlao-tirr and unnatural var speedily
a. possible upop iGst snd honorable terms. Every
proposition looking to that result should have
encouragement and support from those who have
the lrse interests Of the country a. heart Il 10
evident from the proceedings In Con
gress thus far that the radicals DO not
desire peace upon any other terms than
the ,scendepcy Of their policy and peculiar IDEAS
in tss administration Of the Government With
then the issue is emancipation. or vigorous
prosecution Of the var 70 accomplish that eud
regtFdless OF IL effect upon either the white or
black raee- While we may not approve Of all
the propositions In Congress looking TO the resto
ratisn OF peaee and the Union. yet every
movement intended 20 bring the var TO
termination upon that basis should be
received With favor by all who deserve TO
pro9ote the welfare of the country and
maintain Republican institutions. In this con
neetion contemporary forcibly remarks that 1.-The
Republicans. By their solid vote the resolutions
Of Ir. woop. have placed themselves IN clear
ly defined position. The country will not fail to
understand what it means. when every Republi
can vote was cast against proposition to en-
deasor % establish peace the basis OF reconcile
stios ander the old laws. and with all the rights
belonging 70 the States under the old Union.
IL il 70 be observed that there is not in these
resolutions the slightest hint at recognition
OF tie Confederacy. or separation Of the territory
Of or ccsntry: but the proposition was for nero.
tistisn. 70 the end that the Union be restored
rpoH terms Of eIsiiy. fraternity and equality. un-
der The Ca=stfution. This the Republican.
have declared by their votes they are opposed TO.
Thel have voted that they don't want the Union
restored-they don't want equity-they don't
want iraternits-they don't want equality-and
they don't want the Constitution; Therefore ihey
do desire disunion. injustice. fraterna hate ine-
quality and no Constitution. Il it possible, after
sueh.a declaration. they can. AS heretofore deny
or pervert these sentimentsr"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Col. atreight.
Ihe Richmond E1aminer. OF De |. says

ne RiNuUpHA BAabuhiet w ~ - saw
Its said the Yankee Col Streght. for whom
Gen Morgan vas held a. hostage. became per-
fec;ly rampant and furious with anger when be
read in the Richmond ptDers the account of the
latter's escape from the Ohio Peh.tentiary He
stormed about the Libby Prison door among his
little covey Of brother officers. breathing out
''threatenincs and slaughter" cursing Morgan.
JEFF Davis and the Southern Confederacy. De
declared that il the millennium Was coming next
week God would put Is OF until the North had
crushed the South and trtmp'ed il and slavery
cut Of existence Terrible he was a chained
tiger, aud u = alarming 10 think What terrible
things such terrible man would do 81 he vas
loose e>pecislly since he and his 300 men were
canfured by fim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

According to The report OF the Secretary Of the
Interior. the number of Revolutionary soldiers
borne upon the pension rolls had dwindled down
90 eighteen on the 30th of June last, of whom
only ten had made application tor their stipends
on the 4th of March. The number Of widows
OF Revolutionary soldiers on the rolls at the same
period vas 1913. The whole number Of our
army invalid pensioners on the rolls IN June vas
Z Pas. most OF whom were pensiOned on account
OF wounds or disease contracted in the service
during the present war The widows, orphans
and dependent mothers OF 2 513 deceased soldiers
of the present war were inscribed upon the rolls
during the last fiscal year. making the whole
number of this class on the rolls at The close OF
the year 4 500 The number of navy invslids
on the rolls at the clvse Of lie year was 544
and the number Of widows. orphans and de
pendent mothers Of deceased officers and seamez
of the navy. 577 The whole number of army
pensioners added TO the rolls during the last e.
cal year was $50, and of the navy 3l6 The
number of army pensioners, of all classes. OF
the rolls on the 30th of June last, was Is 659
and of the navy 1882. The payment of tn,
former requires the sum of 81 .257 .64l IS, anC
the latter sl44.074 81 per annum.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Another Discovery OF Millions OF
fraud UPon the United s'ates Treas

We have had for the past several dsys, vari-
Gus givings out Of immense frauds dis Covered at
Washington and Alexandra, upon ;he;Commis-
sary and Quartermaster' Departmentz. in furn-
ishing the Army OF the Potomac.
It is nov said that these frauds will bmonnt 10
millions number of arrests have fen made,
and the number OF men implicated mul be very
large We have long been OF the opflion that
nearly half OF the cos. of this war ht been 10
supply the thefts and rObberie> daily icing prac-
tced in all parts OF the country Hfnest men
are denounced AS TRAITORS" aud 'symt thizers
by these public thieves, and driven fr,fn public
positions: and if too obtrusiye in ma ing even
suggestions of wrong, they are either 4 10 bas
tiles or exiled from their homes BY tbs process
OF bounding. these plunderers have be!l able TO
steal TO Their hearts content.
We hope the War Office will tak& warning
from the past and put these fellows though on
the straightesG route Crisis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
II he Wasl.

tbs NoRTHw EsT-The editor of the New
York Freem,n's Journal. who has been on
visit to Chicago lately. thus gives his impression
in regard to the feelings of the people of the
Northwest:
The dark hours for the Northwest are approach
ing Whoever has eyes to see the foreshadow-
ings OF coming events, must see that IL is but
question OF time q 10 the Northwest emanc
pating herself from the shackles now placed on
her by New England craft The Northwest is
free trade These States will not submit 10 paw
ing enormous taxes IN the name OF tariffs for the
benefit Of New England and Eastern msnufac-
turers The high fever OF war stimulates ac-
tivity and creates CHASTITY counterfeit prosperity
but this i short lived. The crash will come in
vengeance Then those States will decline TO
submit to taxes OIL foreign commerce coming
inward for the exclusive benefit of Eastern man
ufacturers They will refuse TO paw heavy tolls
railway transportation OF their products to for
eien markets for The benefit of Eastern capital
ISIS Statesmen are already instrucling tie
Western mind that the end of this double taxa
ton must be, II submitted TO, the impoverish-
ment comparatively, OF the West, just IS the
navigation laws and the tariffs a wrong aud
an oppression on the Southern States The
Northwest is preparing TO stretch out It's wings.
by the Mississippi on the right hand, aud by the
great Lakes and the st Lawrence on the left,
through natural channels of free-irade with the
outer world She y husbauding her resources
20 meet any forcible ,ttempts on her rights, with
a strong hand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
Soldiers, RounlieN.

The bill reported back ftOm the SdPate Com
mittee on Military Affairs. with AMENDMENTS.
reduces the proposed bounty for enlistment of
veterans to fifteen dollars, and of Others to ten
dollars, and includes those only who a. e not now
in the service.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
go Turin corresponden, writes toi

= uFIn cOfftsI 'OIueuE "IIIt- 10 LvHuuH
journal as follows:
ii the Congress project fails-apd 3wiil fail.
for the Emperor Napoleon only startet the idea
in the certainty that il would fail-the issk will
be thrown of. ana there will DE seen 4 Their this
alisnce. OF at least an alliance OF the Peoples Of
the Latin race, France NJ the bead. sou have
observed no doubt. the attitude OF sssain and
Portugal Like Italy. those two StAtes navigate
wholly in French waters In sny case : guaran-
tee YOU this much, IN SIX weeks France can put
in motion about million OF soldiers, nd ltalv
100000 Besides the feet of tweDty,ix ships,
which unanswered in Naples, We have IN Of the
first class on different stations. and the Z are Is
cuirassed vessels being built for US in IA merca.
France. England, Leghorn, Genoa and Casiela
mare. which will be all ready for sea tsfore the
spring
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
WANTE D.
United States Marshal'S Sale.
District Of Indiana.

DY VIRTUE or CERTIFIED COPY OF a DECREE
ID and vendioni exponas TO me issued, AID directed
By the Clerk Of the United States District Court for the
District az Indiana, WILL the sih day Of January
1894 the ote Of the Treasurer of STATE in the city
Of indianapolis, between tie hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI.
ard O'Clock " OF said cay, expose 70 sale al public
aucry tn highest bidder for cash, s0s 0oo of Ind
fv per cert. State Stock the numbers Of the
tihcates which, and The respective amounts thereof
arr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
WANTED.
A G r. n II =
CONSTANTLY WANTED.

n WANT INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MEE TO
u canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit or
Medicines with every family. an employing agents %
canvass, foot, $500. and With horse and buggy
$3.50 per year. Agents required furnish horses
and buggies.
In addition 20 he above salary defFay all
incident the business II Is greesble and health
fu occupation for young men, giving them coed oppOr-
turity TO make money without the possibility Of sus-
tanning loss aocruing from selling commission
Applicants shoad apply IN person. address u fur
Their information be desired the proprietor, BY letter
No one will be employed for less term thar year
and will enter into written contract 10 that effect.
shall require security, all eases, II per-
sonay acquainted with the applicant shall intrust
in his custody money, medicines books and receipts
the amount Of from $500 20 s30op.
j. M. FROST.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
aeets sk~arr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

"A New York man. who had not bs;.n oat of
the CITY tor wears. tainted AWAY in the Are air of
the country He was only resuscitstes by put
ting dead fish to his nose when he lssowly re
vived. exclaiming. That's good-it sEfells ike
hDmel"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
FOR SALE.

III HAVE rwENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS wcrrH
~ improved CITY Properly. than It~s se Tor one
fourth down and The balance within eghf wears. the
purchaser paying six per IN sdvsnce an
nasily. GEoR5E w. PITTS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

Iotal-.----.. --.'....' .-...-.--'-. Slos,OO
Each certificate will be sold separately ard the
der above given. bat in will eher of said
tyve per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by executed and delivered the
purchaser which, under and by the Of the decree
will ertte the purchaser 10 have the said cer aies
stock purchased regularly transferred the laws
Indiana provided and lev certificates issued IN
Of regular transfer.
d. G. ROSE, Z. s Marshal
December 4th, Iss3-decs-dtII Jana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.
NOTICE.

ATOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF
I u Commissioners have this day appointed James e.
Yohn, lin place Of A. ". Connor reigned TO certify TO
the County Auditor all claims fol bount, Ct volunteers
appropriated by said Board. Mr. Ohm will be found on
Wednesday Of each week. during business hours in the
room Immediately north OF the County Library on the
second floor Of the Court House.
BY order of the Commits ionerS
JACOB 7. WRIGHT,
dec2l DIST Auditor Marion County.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21
MARsHAL'S SALE.
United States Marshal's Sale.


Robert L. Cutting,
IL the Circuit Court %
The President and Directors the United StsA District
Of the Of Ind tua
Peru and indianapolis November Tom, 1854.
Railroad Company e.. al.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
Tile Grand Excursion June .S,


Offer, TO L.. Sale County ride to Che
ago Tor less than a quarter fare. LAT
chancellor the T. T. Co have decided
that Excursions to Chicago are unprutta
bic, ne II takes oil so much of the rs.uls:
traHel. A. place for an excursion j.
combines pleasure and proft-wi,h sigh;
s-elng-to have . good time. propose =
nice Pic Mic stop st Cottage Grove-visi
the home and grave Of tho laM-nte
Douglas-the University, Camp Douglas
take cars FOX Court House, from " hose t"I
you can see the beautiful Garden Cir,
with its crowded streets. like a moyins
Panorama before you. Til. Chicago riv.--
aud LAX. Michigan, with their thousand
oi water craft plying ia all directions
Splendid public buildings-hure watc
works, and shops full OF everything tina
any body wants
Every body can 10 that little item of
business, gee ali the shows, and hear tn.
Minstr-ls-have good cool ride upon IL.
Lake if he Wishes. aud return home
in tiul-. To accommodate the big err 1
who are going fron, the country, - ca.
engiues have been spoken for. Student
of the Academy take free. and all are =.
pec;ed-rvrr, body else cordaii Invited
Fare, round trip only Sl,2j, ehi!dr-
- cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

MENAGEgIE Van Anturrh, the SrrS
king OF beasts, Is coming and bringing
W Il, him the Ian .->, 3,ilrr,ion of animal.
now travelling on this continent. Some Of
the auinals in this collection, like the
great elephants Hanniha! and Tippo Sail,
are world renowned for their wonderful
Intelligence Among the other animals,
are At least half dozen of Z, 'ecimenx 20
rare HAT thsv are the only ones ia this
countrv-such are the silver striped hyena,
'he .-hu. sacred cow Of Burn,ah, &c
An extraordinary collection OF Australian
birds, also adds immensely To the at,rac-
,iou Mrnaseri... are y, all iim-s an al
uaciiv- useful and instructive show but
one like Van Ambur.h =, -moracin. such
an imm~ns. range of subjects is especially
deserving Of public patronage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

EXCURSION TO Rock ISLAND The ex
carlson Ia Rock Island, on I .u:s,iav, ia;
-. promises t" be- the greatest affair q.
thu kind ever got up in this region. Til.
country through which it wiii pass. ii.
Rack Island bridge, the steam boat rid.
oa the Mississippi. the old Fort, the NJ
arInory being erected on the island, an,
the critics of Moline. fam Us 70. It's man
manufactures, Rock Island and Dav-npor:
the last one of the hanso,n--t cities -
the whole Mississippi riv"r-all the.
form such Il combination of attraction tina
r ALLY we are unable to see how anybody
can resist the temptation to join ~ 81 ex
cursion that promises so many and .uci
varied deiights
We made an awkward mistake IN speak
ing Of this excursion in our last, sayin. il
was for the benefit Of the Baptist Sunda,
school. The profits are to be devoted. il
there are any, to finishing the upper room
of the new Baptist Church for public
hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

.Ifr O,mns-WIi. yru permit me-
'lirnuri. th.. columns "t ynur PAPER. pub
l:cly Ia expr"~. my qualification To all those
VINO partici at"d Ia The noti- gift ct $ lu"
~ ,ha Masonic fraternity. and S62ur by
my conrr-gat!"n and friends. with which
was surprised last Tuesday +scniuy-om-
hundred and sixty two doi,ar- i" all -
his uuni!icent donation Was accompanied
S!in All a!!eciionat- i"iu-st that 1t should
expended IN seeking To restore my i'm
red health. by leavin. Tor time my
barge. ana ,.r.'v-lIIng L" -oiH" healthy re-
non With this J -ha,. comply IL soon ~
-,ns.tle And while my heart rcniai.-
warm within my breast. il will retain
ivr!y sense OF thu obligation THAI | am
placed under by this unexpected act of
generosity, 40 CONSIDERABLY and dclicat-ly
.erforh-d Nav the lord, whom serve
,inssii reward the kind donor, fer their
re gard towards his unworthy M :.ister
: SLOWER. T"s:ar Of the w. H. Cireh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

DANCING ACADsXY.-S~e the advertise
ment of Mr.. He, woods Dancing Aca.ie.
my Mr. II. is a gentleman thoroughly
qusliiied to give instruction in the bsau,i
i'll Terp.ict Dream art, and will spare no
pains 10 MI. his school pleasant and 81.
trSc,ive. He is being literally patroni,ed
by all the bss. families III the city. he
has two classes, ju :eaile and adult. The
former meets on Tedue, days. at d T. 81
and Saturdays a, 2. NJ Tn other IN the
evening
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

Nxs TAsBLE wi sell and sftsr june 18th. all
sady made andIr med Bonnet. AZ greatly rsdus
Il prices A the season 4. adv sncsd. the stock oi
eadv -aiade and trimmed Bonnet. must te sold, It
eng much too Ia Es TO close out at the regular
ricss The selection l.. large and choice Some
cry elegant Bouu<ts s.ii be sold much below she
.Iued price
Those that have L OF alnssdy Supplied themselves.
vii do /" oil 10 call early ~ there arc sone very
h"ce Bonnet. = well As great bargains.
Please call and Judge for yourselves
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
DIR RAILWAYS PILLS.

The Triumph Of pe1st'LLe Hsiic ,fioa osir Ci'io-
Tn serious injuries en.sed ap"n the sick. afflicted
9Th ChIls and Fsver. or Ayue and Peve'. Typhoid
Fever Scarlet and o'h-r fevers in he standardization
{ Qaifin-, ca,or,e, Arsenic, Biue Pills. &c in Whole
.ie does. a. daily in the saffron col"red and
.-llow-skinurd cripple. As lac totters tirsaah o
Lei Physicians and others bear in mind. that in III
..es either Of fever Other Diseases where custom
.as sanctioned tie prrscri.uon OF = .nihs, Cacmel,
or Blue Pill. that RADwA1'o REGULATING riLLS
secure to t.e Patent al the benefits, IL = M, n
..s tims ,hao these poisons p:cied l." achieve
tout eLtaiiing such ter. br attacks of the liver,
i,vart general Nine ient;s of 'ie d'seAs
i.e. Arsenic, D.iosusi e..
IA ways REGULATING FILLS, operate in from three
to six hOurs-d" str ,n te sysien- 20 uAOwsaAen
lido not rIIats the % eis-.re coated with gum,
and therefore Pheasant to taAep"-itivey cures coz.
sirat on liver complaint, naiYt s,isn, dAr'f9s, r'eT.
co..plai 10. fiem che 10 Blk fii will produce
healthy discharge Guar ani.ei to be rec IRON nur
curry qini:s iodine ant,moy, and every drastic and
dsuse' dru. The safest aperieut III. world for
Ladies' aud chi dreu.
PRICE, ONE . LIAR PER BOrr:.E. OR SIX BOT.
TLtS tUE FIVE LULL AIS.
DIR RADWAI * COS. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE. ~ y. SOLD ny bLC16lsTS
For sale at the stores OF u. l.. ru.APs"N and u
CaIcGs, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
lflremen's TOurneme Mt.

The arrangements for the Grand Fire
mems rOurnemeu: in Ottawa on the 4th
are going on bravely. Every day new en-
CINE companies are heard from that intend
to be present, and the crowds Of people
that talk of coming are beyond calculation.
They will be here not only from all part.
OF La Sale county, but from Morris, Joliet,
Chicago, Peru and La Sale, &c. An al
vertisement, giving some inkling Of the az
fair appears in another column. The
procession, to be formed at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, from present indications, will be the
grandest and most imposing affair Of the
kind ever seea in northern Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

Dissolution Burke 4 Simon
IN the grocery business IN Edward Block
on Main street, it will be seen have dis.
soluted pardenership, Mr., Simon retaining
the business The establishment has won
popular favor, and under the careful ua..
agement Of Mr. Simon will not fail TO de-
serve liberal patronage
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

AMERICAN KING OF CANcLRs DIR. T. r.
CLArLlN is stopping at Mr.. Nj. D Calkins i,
in south Ottawa, Ill. lie claims to Do the
Hing of Cancers. and all kinds of Chronic
Diseases. Fever Sores, Bone Diseases, Scro
fula, Piles, Sore Eyes in the worst stages /;
Heart and Liver Complaints, Female
Weakness, Consumption, Salt Rheum.
letter, Inhsn matory Rheumatism. Asth-
ma Neuralgia, Sick Headache, Dropsy in
the Chest, and Fits IN various forms.
The Doctor also guarantees a cure, in
all cases, where patients live up to the
directions. The poor dealt with literally.
Cancers killed and extracted root and
branch, in from 10 TO 4S hours, without
instruments, pain, or theuse Of chloro>
form, simply by applying mild Salve Of
the Doctors own make.
And further, all his syrups and medi-
cines, for the named diseases, arc purely
vegetable, maas aud prepared At great
expense, by his OWN hands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
Clockery and Glassware,

y the psee in setts, which intend to sell At s1sh
psices cannot la, Ia suit purchasers.
To IL. FARMERS Of la Sale Co. / y osIi say, sm
prep Ve ny all kiyds OF Produce at the We high
est uxrks price.
To atl,ry old friends ami crs;crcrts return nv
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the.
.krrpa ,h. m via - end. zvor to retain
,.,,. lao. u. TA8B&E-
rsS90 Ise2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

F"u%D DEAD-The body Of an infsni
male child was discovered IN the Illinois
river opposite Seneca, Oh Saturday. Juu-
18th. Coroner Hathaway summoned a
jury and held an inquest upon the same,
but no knowledge of where it came from
could he asc-rtained. The jury found
that it Came to its death by blows inflicted
upon it's head ana chest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20

THOSE of our READERS who have photo
graph albums. would do we'll to examine
and select from a large lot Of photograph
cards Of celebrated and distinguished per-
sonages just received at the Ottawa News
Depot They are lust the thing" for fill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
I slr;ays.0.

,.poN The stable Of the subscriber in OTTAWA. May
r I7h SEA Rlpm eoiored tlesriy bay Lu' colt,
= wears o;o, two hind teet aiI kht lore isot whoo
ia small wound (i net Iealed) aesw, ~ kI,r. And
hoof The rghi leg. Tail ard Wa... ..ekcr
than ,hs ss&r, white face. A liberal p. nil he
ID for inisrasA ion hit sill able
horse leayp sssd With r. McGinn~s, starch factory
or r c. HAtA~uAy. Ottawa.
NNAaWa. laA~ u. les9.-Sv. MRS HAMMOND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-20
EstraV Colt.

A SUCKING MARE COLT, about FIVE weeks old
"A estfsy,d rom - team Ou. "a Oh the 9Th mat
aud pro al! GLOW me fapuers wagon SAID Cor
Soie, large tor its aye ,th whits stripe 1" the
face. liberal reward Vii. be Lsd Tor MO marion
that Wiil able ts the Colt o. or it- DciS
LIN nj " ade'. -, bic In O laws. JOHN BRiEkLY.
Galloway r. o., LA Sale 20. III.
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E.s..raA ar Stolen.

SORREL MARI. aiouI ID h.EdS high, win hite
n lind ,,t aha white face, 10 years old. she left
here In March last. liberal reward VIII be paid Tor
her recovery ssy noraAtion that Ill had 10 her
rs,,rn WM HANlF n.
Inc. m jane :. h. 1868