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For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths in Fur, Woollens, &C., Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
Put up in 25c soc ard 81 boxes, bottles and TASKS,
50 and - sizes for Hotels, Public Institutions &c.
comfy infll ibie remedies known
" Free from Posous."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family
" Rats come out Of their holes to die"
- Sold wholesale a=all large cities.
~ Sold by Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
ar, Bcwarel,! OF all worthless limitations.
,93'Scc that I" Costars -" name is each box, bot
tie and flask, before you buy.
p Address HENRY Il. COSTAR.
2f-prnripal Depot is2 broadway, N. Y.
~ sod by c. g. Peek, Ellsworth. 6ml3
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FEMALES rrM,LEs fEu,Lr. ,

FE,IALEs FEMALES! FEMALES
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as
HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BECHT,
For att eompIeiats Incident to the Sex
No Family should he
Without it,
And u1aa will when once
Tsitl by ,hcm.
tits use by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline ChiuJe Of Life
Hrt1rc and f7fr H1rritye,
During ana atfcr Confinement,
To strcnrthcs the Nerves,
Restore Nature 10 is Proper Channel, and
igyecratr the broken down Constitution.
From ,riItrUcr sopse originating.
Use No MORE WORTHLESS FILLS
Take
HEL WGOLD'S ENTR ter BI'CHfr
Sec advertisement ia another column Cut ont aud send
for II. Inns
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NIarss. s4lFe.I =. Ra-.,t. Il Sayln, 10 the e5ua-
u lltaraek aal Sstt a Nliu,. on the tNenys veHiA
49, si october, Is hy his deed nf that date. duly
e,-a aud l,.,f,. ed, au, recorded ia Try of
bt=. tr tl tuaty OF II lane cS, ygiam' IL pt-r ~,
tnurt "a .7 J9-7l AaFHsf NarN barter aHi others,
me .iI.ss iilI,ger. marx Barter, join HarPr.
G-1rs- I,ft r, H. Barter aai Eizl bar'r) all o' 81
t-4zs t.e4 ia ia. UnuuIy u iac Ia, now County Of
k4aN a ai ni l4HI sAtt Ia said sullivan, and b1un Il
As 5le., tpfit EalHiu, AT the u"rI Invest corn Of
joseph H5i+iHii's l1'; t-s sIuihcAs,cry to the F1Ig-
I4ie g tslil; tlisac- uarghwes rrly by sal falt
.4y Iyt- .1#ues wa..eIy 10y said road tfty -N rods
c15z5s b5ag forty rods % M town road; thence
ss.hatg a. ala rad O. The place OF beginnings cfiaa.
. eve-y RS, I'll les; aud the conditions 7i Sid
mort sasJ ti4s b9aeit, TIE URirr-iFG7l iuafttt
eli % hIye The sam 5rroj1.ei, and f,f that llipiss
- lbIe Heles according 10 the Statute provision
.u alcIl cases, -
JOSIAH TIT PIER,
81 ARK BARTER.
GEORGE BARTER.
JOHN Hopper.
H. BARTER.
EJIIA BARTER.
BY WM. BEArr,@, their Atty.
St. George, july -. l-ds
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Tooth Ache Cured for 2j
Rebellion F.! Rebellion
THOMAS VI. BROWN ESQ.

of Boston, will address the people of Ellsworth,
this Thursday evening, at Lords Hall, on the
great Rebellion. Politicians Of every stripe are
requested to come and hear; if they do not en-
dorsc his sentiments, they will admire his elo-
qucucc.
Tomorrow tFrlay) evening, Mr.. Brown will
give his noted lectvrc " tin and Genius This
lecture has met with the decided approval Of the
public, Is seen in the fact that he has repeated
il the see nd time, to crow led houses, IN nearly
all our large villages aud cities.
The lecture en- Genius and Gin " is a ticket
lecture. Admi.t5ncc Is cents
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II a N 9 Q G * s $
County TREASURER OFFICE.
Ellsworth, July I'D, 1865.

IN the Maic VI. -
the following described lands much Of
and be sold public
highest bidder County Ellsworth Monday
at 10 O'Clock Mor duly assessed the County Commissioners Of said
County, repair remaining unpaid wit:
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The Misama and Foul Vapors generated
by tho bot SIN VIII b Tar more deadly 10 Volunteers
than the eucmy's bJyouats Ia the India and Crimcau
Campaigns, loLLpWbf'S Pills ware usci in cnpr-
nous quantities They krps the troops in perfect health
cIiy % cents per box. soldiers supply yourselves.
lm36 2lT
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r FAD PENCILS Slate Pencils and Pen Held
i ems, sold single OF by the dozen. bv
SAWYER 4 BURR.
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FAMILY DYE COL0RS,

Dycing Nk, H'ooicn and Cotton Goods,
STARTS, Starts, Dresses, Ribbons, Chores,
BonneiS. HatS, FtdihefS, Md Chores,
Chiidrea's Clothing, and all Kinds Of Wear
ing Apporei.
WITH PERFECT FAST COLoRS.
LIST or COL0RS.--Bock, Dark Brown,
Snuff Brown, Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue,
Dark Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple, Slate,
Crimson, Salmon Scarlet, Dark Drab, Light Drab,
yellow, Light Yellow, Orange, Magenta, Solferi-
no, French Blue, Royal Purple, Violet.
These Dye Coors expressly for family use having
boon perfected great expense, after many years Of study
and experiment The goods ready to in from one
thr" hours tir. The process il simple, and any
I'm. mn. La. Nm Il. $500 -.Aa
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

An active, Intelligent boy, about II ycrs of
age wanted an Apprentice to the Printing
business Apply to this Office.
FOpiii Ache Cared for p cents.
Use Extract. at DR.. 0sso1d's Office, in Gan
tie Block, Ellsworth.
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sIe.lsilrcY> = ale.

~ = = IN W-TI' Mn
raatf#. as Ia. 80.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-11
DIR, KINGS D SPENSARY.
ROIl PEIyATk ntsHAnEs-

EEiRsS s7s,-sas DR. KING formerly OF New York,
stilkE for last yoars of Loniayillo ",
- ~zE~3 who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years attert
himself having attended 70 practice for 20 many
years, and cured 80 many thousands, he il enabled
10 cure all diseases OF private nature, matter
how bad they may DO from nJudioous medical treat.
ment, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Klng'a
Dispeasary Ia No. - Doaderck street, between Oher.
~ and the Square, seo0nd story, where he ouFos al
diseases Of private nature.
dOnOrrhoea cured without nausoOns medicines o.
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent data eneoluAly cured IN
q few days, by on operation which causes no pain.
Whore htroture exists health cannot DO enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief aud unuoT-
mines tho constitution much.
syphilis, with all the diseases o tho skin, GROWING
out Of neglect or bad treatment, can be- efeotuAly
CURED In few days
6ouiinal WedsisfiP ArtiouaF tteutiou having boen
giyon TO this disease and ~ tho consequences grow
lag cut of 40, brought on IA many by The de-
struotive habits ~ noOnsidorae youths, and excess
I've indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which
viii undermine tho constitution, rendering the sub.
eot unnt for business or snsoiy, and causng prcmA
turo old age.
Females who may be lab0ring with any iinoulty o
the Womb may rect assured OF tmmodiato relief
Persons residing abroad, b. writing and stating
their case with Zoe enclosed direct 10 Dr. A. King
No rs Doaderiog street, Narh yhlo, Tenn, Win havi
tho nooofttry medicines sent b. thoir sddrcta U0ce
hours on y o'oiool 10 tdf mofuipg until a.
'suiHa i1un lo-iu dAWlf,
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UNION HOTEL,
Nashville, Tenn, North Market street

UNHls HOUSE Is PLEASANTLY IA
i situated, near the square and oonyon. ,ffF/A
font 10 tn Nashville and Louisville IssgsIE1
Depot. Persons visiting Nashville, will itsstEtil
nnd Il 20 their Interest 10 call at tnis ~ - kil4
house, as my Bills are lighter by far
than any other house iu the CilY.
MY pficos are, 81 % Tor night, Breakfast .url'.
and Lodging, and 81 o, POI day; three MgsIt hl
Lodging or s5 90 per week, aud 90 cents per hl.hI
You viii hHd Just such farr a. tho country aa.fs'.
Call and try m6 j. ", GOO8lktI.
sop9 -5m Piopu.i.f
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DISSOLUTION.

HE PARTNERSHIP existing between Trabns
II A Luousis dissolved IN oonsequenoo of The death
Of MT. Edward Trabue, (which occurred on the i2lh
inse) All persons indebted 10 said Arm viii please
come forward and mako payment; those having
claims will hle them Immediately with
WILLIAM II. LUCUS,
Surviving Partner Of Trabue n Locus
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VIM. 81. LUCUs "a Co.

(buccessora TO Trabue LuouHD
M viii continue the Auction and Commissloh
w Business at tho Old stand OF Trabue a Lucu,
No. 70 Public Square. We respectfully solicit Don.
signmenis Of every description " Merchandise, Fur.
niture, Groceries, ETC., etc, oto.
junsi0--u
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The Lectures II he Session tgiH begin or hs Gee
Monday Of October aud close on he fret OF March
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nIIsINnss NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 THE LATE FIRM
"a Of n. b. Snowden Il Co, up 20 the lst OF JAM
uary, 1862, either by note account and likeNis
those indebted 20 }. b. snowden Co., from 40 jan
uary 1862 90 let July 1865 earnestly requested 10
cali aud settle Union and Planters hauk notes
will be received at par until the lst Of lecember
next. j. b SNOWDEN 90.
No. cherry stroot, Union aud American bloek.
B-We are receiving large additions 90 our
present stock OF Family GrOoeros including tine Old
Wines, Whistles, raudioa and Cigars Wbich We are
prepared 10 sell at the lowest market price,
sep2O-lm j. h. b a 90.
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Estray.

THNAKEN up by Boyd M. smith, one horse mule (;
n said mule Is about l4% hands high, OF light,
bay color, dark legs, some marks OF the saddle aud
gear dark stripe across the weathers, right car crop
pod, front feoi sore from ropes, and about years
old. Valued at 500 Said Smith lives in District
No Is, Lebanan Pike, . miles from Nashville, Sep
tember 9th, lSG3 ALEX. MCDANIEL,
oct2-3twa ID. G Ranger
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NOTTCE,

TI,BE PAETIEs TO THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS
0ied with the Board Of Claims, A. the Capitol
hereby notified that the Docket will be taken M
for investigation a. follows, and thoy requested
a. be present with their Witnesses
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SssS DR.. M'GlLL,
BOTANIC PHYsICIAN

VI washing ton toss Mds
A FTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN
my native state and Philadelphia, have located
m Nashville, Tenn, IN my general practice
VIII treat the following diseases Chronic and In
nammAtory Rheumatism, Affection Of tho Lungs Dis.
eases OF the Throat, Dropsy, swellod JOINTS stih
Limbs fiouriEy Pains, Ulcers Cancers, Gravel, A.
teotions OF the Womb, kemittent, lntermittent snd
hous feVo;z, Obstetrics attended 10, with all other
diseases 70 which the human family are subject.
Sc once North sdo' 6f Union, between Cherry
and College streets, over Q. D. Benson Co.'S Muse
Store, where may be found either day night un'
less absent 90 professional visits fIsngf-U
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Adams Express Company.
s,p22-1m
l box, Miller 1t. C F. Nashville.
package, McPherson Capt. NJ. l.. Nashville.
1 box, MoFerrien, J O., Nashville,
box, Morris william, Both Indiana.
l box, Neat Miss Jasso nlllahoma.
l package, 0'Brien NJ, Nashville.
/ package, owen J. j., 37th ohio.
box, Parker Ii, S5th Indiana.
l box, ound @. s., Nashyille.
l box, Pcaseley, Nashville
| bundle, Rowe, Geo, It'll Pa Cav
l bundle, Rump Carl, oath Illinois.
l trunk, Raymond, T., Nashville.
l box, hussvll K, Barnetts Artillery
l box, Reynolds A, Hospital Nc. 4
l box, Smith Capt. J. w, nth ohio.
| box, smith J. 9sth Illinois.
l boz, Schultz Adj. A., Lagrange, Tennessee
l box Arnold G. w. Nashville.
Accord A. L. S2d Illinois.
| package Brown l.. 9th Illinois,
| package Banker g. 10th Indiana
! box BOgniJn Jas. 3Sth Indaoa.
l box Buck G. 7th Kentucky cavalry.
I box Barber S. COnvalescent camp.
I chest b air AdJuiant J. N. Tth Indiana.
l box Belden JnO. A. Bowling Green.
l box Blackburn W. p. 10th Ohio.
/ package Brandon Geo. Tooth Illinois.
l package Brountlee Hugh, ilospit. Ms. 6
l package Capper David 18th Ohio.
! package Garlic b. Nashville,
l package Dupree Jno Il. Nashville.
/ package Estine Fred 18th lliuois.
package, Gray d W, 10th Ind
package George J r. SD Ind.
/ package Hartman, j S0th IN.
package, Huber Christian, 10th Pa.
1 package, Tennessee }, Nashville.
/ box, Helh Jas, Gath Wis
package, Ives X, 9Th H..
package, Johnson L, I'd Ind Cav.
package, Jackson w Il, Nashville.
l box jaeger H. Smithland, Ky.
l miniature, Kelly John, 2 4 Ind. cav.
] box, Lutte @ p, 18th OHIO
1 box, Oft Jno; Nashville.
box, Moore Solomon, FRANKLIN.
BID, Maitland r /, New York.
lb'd, Mitchell Brig Gen o NJ, Nashville.
box, Montgomery j T, Columbia, Tenn.
box, Mengls Morris, LIST Ohio battery.
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Nntmldnr, October 11th.
adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS.

DARTIEs NAMED BELOW ARE HEREBY NO
Il TIED, that the following Goods to their ad.
Dress having been in store for one year aud over,
will be sold for charges, IL not called for within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
5. +. T., OR, Agent,
Adams Express Company.
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RESIGNED OFFICERS.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, OR CAalED, b.
i JEO. n. GREEN,
u, b. Claim Agent,
ualge luis cherry ai-uPsisirs.
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University of Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL ENT.
NTNErY-EIGHrH SESSION Qs83-Gp


The Lectures IF he Session ,uH begin or hs sssosl
Monday Of October aud close on he fret Of March.
One Introductory will be delivered 10 the Course,
Clinical Instruction Is given throughout the SIS
SION In the Medical Ball, by the Professors ami at
the Hospitals Al the Philadelphia Hospital, con.
taing OIL beds, instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene will DO fully taught
bye tn appropriate chairs.
me Disreeting Rooms, under the superiutendence
OF the Professors Of Anatomy and the Demonstraiir
are open from the middle Of September
The Room for OPERATIVE Surgery and Application
OF Bandages, &c Is open early In September and
throughout the Session. under the supervision Of tho
Professor Of Surgery.
Surgical pemonstrotors @. $. BIsuoP, NJ D
! II. LESOX HODGE, ~ b.
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor sl5) .. yOf
matrlculation Fec (paid once only .............
"i"uua'loh rec I'D
X. Il. ROGERS, NJ. D., Dean Of the Modca Faculty,
University Building
SAMUEL PRICE. Janitor,
University Building.
p. s-Board may be had at from 81 90 10 j6Ier
week.
sepl7-2aw-1m6wlt.
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Special Notice.

Two ALL THOSE WHO KNOW THEMSELVES
Indebted 10 the late hm OF MonOhan ehirk
rlAher by note or account, will call upon M M Mon.
oman, the surviving partner Of M0nohan n shirk, ,
anu pay up, as longer Indulgence viii not be given
claims iu Che hands u an,umcer Tor collection
M. NJ MOAnuAN.
seplO-lme
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A superior Rockaway for 8 ale,

a pupCIIOI hUCKdWdy lot DdIUI
A VERY HANDSOME ARTICLE, FOR A FAhl.
"a Lf, Made 70 order, Of the best material aui
workmanship Prioo 500. Harness $40 II hh'
been used but liule, IL about as good as new, ven
substantial, and weighs only 4gO lbs, 10 DO seen as
sumhor'h stable, College street. Apply %
A. d. BERRY, or
q y BERRY
sop0-u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

ton Bar Among the passengers are General
Freeman Sew and stsf, Gen. Goodwin and
the French Consul at Char e-ton. The New
South of the llth says the fight st Charleston
WAS resumed on the 10Th. but With what result il
aid not be ascertained Il adds that Fl Sum.
ter i probably preached by this tine
The purser Of the Arago says the Ironsides
and six iron clads were stll of Charleston Bar
April IL. Nothing had transpired since the
bombardment of the 1th. Gen. Hunter and his
army would leave for Port Royal next day.
The steamer Ocean Queen from Aspinwall ar
rived here this p. N. With SIT 600 treasure from
California. She was conveyed a portion of the
way by the gunboat Connecticut. The Arago
brings the following intelligence The gunboat
Washington ran aground on the sth, in Broad
River, near Port ROYAL Ferry. The E b Hall
went TO her assistance. bur to no purpose
The rebels brought down a light battery and
firing on her a chance shot struck her magazine.
causing the destruction of the boat Two men
killed, two mOrtally wounded and eight slightly
all of the Sd Rhode Island artillery
Advices per the Arsgo state that the iron clad
Patapsco went TO Port Royal. vas there repaired,
and again returned for service
None of the vessels, except the Keokuk were
Seriously injured.
The rest of the feet Law inside OF Charleston
Bar or Saturday evening.
Part Of the land forces had sailed for Port
Royal
The design of attacking Charleston is not
abandoned, and the confidence of our naval Off
GERS is in no degree shaken.
Ii IS stated that an engagement near Suffolk is
nothmprobable and the repulse of the rebels in
sucn an event is regarded as certain
Gen. KEYS has issued an order notifying all
persons not in the employ of the United States,
who prefer safety TO the conflict of war 10 leave
any town or village in the Department. which
may be fired upon BY the enemy. forthwith
CAIRo IA The rebels in the vicinity Of Fort
Donelson have been for some time gathering all
the horses for cavalry service. Ordered, That
all the good horses i'm the neighborhood be Ia ken
by the Federal forces While engaged in this
service. 20 men on FRIDAY last met about the
same number of Rebel cavalry, and Skin
mish ensued. in which 81 of the latter we're IA
ken prisoners. including Maj. Blandon and two
Captains
WASHINGTON, April Ii The Posts special
says: The Government is making propositions
for draft TO bill up the regiments which have
been depleted by the casualties of service.
The State OF New York will be among the
first called upon for fresh troops. The weather
is magnificent, and the Virginia roads in excel
lent condition
PHILADELPHIA. April IL The safe of the
Reading Railroad Co, AT Reading was robbed
ias night OF $40 900 in monry.
Gard Il Gilmore store, OH Chestnut street
abpye 9th, in this city, was entered last night
and robbed of 81 600 worth of goods.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

The examination Of the CITY Schools Was
continued yesterday Tuesday afternoon. in the
intermediate Department at the first ward School
House under Miss Barbour. There have been
eighty one pup Il registered in this Departments.
sixty oil whom were present AZ the examination.
The exercises commenced with recitation In
written arithmetic conducted BY Miss Barbour
The class exhibited not only - good knowledge
OF the textbook as far a. tnev bad advanced in
IL. but tolerable proficiency in the analysis OF
the examples class in reading then
amined by Miss Alberison. They did not read as
well rs We expected to hear from them. but
acquitted themselves nobly in answering ques-
tons propounded to them by Prof Hoss. in or
biography and marks of punctuation. We
we're very much pleased To see such proficiency
made by these pupils in the study of nrthography
which constitutes the second fundamental elc-
ments of all good reading. They answered all
questions, however promscously but with promp-
tltude and correctness. The next recitation
in mental arithmetic by Miss Albertson. We
were happy here elsewhere 10 notice that the
most approved method of teaching this science
was adopted. The pupils repeating the question
as announced BY the teacher, then giving an
ANALYSIS Of IT, and finally the conclusion. Other
classes in reading, spelling and arithmetic were
examined which exhibited IA systematic and
thorough discipline of the minds OF the pupils,
and a correct method of imparting instruction
Order formed happy feature in this department
and furnished additional evidence that the teach
ers eminently qutlihed for the station they
fill. and the profession they have chosen We
noticed number Of visitors which
were pleased To see. The teachers and pupils
will be relOiced to see present AT these examina-
tiOns all parents, and friends of educ atom who
can make it convenient.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-15

DEMOCRATIC CIrs The regular meeting Of
Ell. Quite a number Of ladies' we're present.. not
outstanding the rain The -peeeh Of the eve
ning vas made by Hon. JoskrH (. NcDoxALD.
The ladies' who ma naged the recent Festival for
the benefit Of the Richmond Jsesrsonisn, made
report. with a request that the proceeds be pre-
scented in their name to Nr EIprR. by the Presi-
dent
The foflo~ing letters from Hon c. J.. Vat
LAxpIeHAx and Hon. ID. ". yooEBErs, in reply
{, invitations TO be present al the Festival. were
read:
DAYTON. Ohio, April 9. 1863.
Mns q. Wick indianapolis Indiana-My
Dear Madam: Your favor Of the 3rd. post
marked the 7th. was received to day-too late of
course for me To arrange for compliance with
yonr kind invitation. Very gladly would have
been with you, for my sympSthies are CORDIALLY
with your cause. | thank YOU for the invitation.
and for the very kindly manner in which il Is
conveyed
Present nv most cordial compliments 10 the
ladies whose behalf YOU write. and my re-
grets that cannot be with them to morrow.
Very truly. c l. VALLASpIeHAM
TERRE HaUrE. April 1868.
Ny Dear Madam
The kindness and partiality of the Democratic
ladies Of indianapolis has given me an indis-
cribable pleasure Public life finds its highest
aud dearest reward in public appreciation. but
there is no form in which approval aud common
daton is so welcome when coming from intel
ligent and patriotic ladies.
I hail the interest which our country women
are taking in the affairs of the nation as a bar
binger OF better, happier more peaceful days.
Their hearts, their instincts safer guides than
the heads of the wsest statesmen in the land.
| would TO God that the wives aud mothers OF the
country could shape aud govern its policy to day.
l panlulIy regret that II is not IN my power
10 be present in the occasion OF your festival.
The very dangerous illness Of my sister forbids
my absence from home | sympathize most
cordially with the object you have IN view The
Jeffersonian l. one of the best Weekdays in the
State and its editor one of the bests men. He
has simply fallen victim To the ftlatlcsm OF
the hour and should and will tie sustained Please
tender my sencetest thanks TO my lady friends
for the high honor conferred. and accept the
same for yourself Tor the hatterng aud hand
some manner in which you have been pleased To
convey to me the invitation.
have the honor TO be with great respect your
obedient servant. ID. W. VOORHEES,.
The report of the Treasurer then read:
INDIANAPOLIS. April 10.
To the Democratic Ladies' of Indianapo polls,
who, by their efforts, energy and perseverance,
under pany dscouraging circumstances. contr
buted 10 the eminent success which has SO happily
crowned our enterprise. the following state
ment is most respectfully submitted:
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COMPOSI7OR'O WANTED

Wanted. at this Office. five compositors on the
morning paper-prees 80 cents per / 900 One
foreman. wages $500 per week One good
job hand and three OF four Book hands-xages
81 90 per week. No member of Typographi-
cal Union need apply