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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08
We00lns Garos. &-t.
professional Nollrss.

NIiARLES =. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Law Proctor and Advocate Ia u 4 Courts
No. $50 broadway, New York Residrnce-No. ~ Louaon
Terrace, West I'D It. tbetwern 9TH ami luthn,s
EDWARD n. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
h seapel attends spcusiyelyt to OPERATIVE Il ROERY
s tho obscure diseases OF the Pelvic Ners VI mia,
i.mouhois NarlcOcee and lsllA. Office houf- from TO
| 10 g. and to o Evenings Tho last number OF The
scspe containing articles hsss subjects. 10 had Of
EttRARDuS WARNER, No. Icsey-st., Astos Hoa'e.
WILLIAM W. SANGER, NJ. ID. (lato Resi-
w dent Physician ElocAw.lls lssnd) Oioe No u ti
ton place 0thst Nov Ola IiGy. uhss Loass hon 81"
a ~ aud from TO T.
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CKATES. 800, 900 pair of LADIES ana
- GENTS SKATES, for sale at Wholesal. .! u,,nn
VEINS No. as PEAR e. r., w. aud No " h'N'' "'''"
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EAZLETON BROTHERS,

Ill OIRRsTRUNG GRAND AND SQUARE
PIASO-EORTE NASUfACfUREkS,
No ~ Priucest few doors Of Broadway. NewYse&
Thee rsn0s have always received the hrs premium whsfs
ever they have been exhibited written guaranty for nve
,rrs aesompsie. each Piano These instruments viii b
cold A. pricrs % suit the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

Vigorous oiForts making By The IFea8nly Dlp-t'
meut 20 bring tie delivery u; bond, - 70 the day oil
subscription.
The following is comparative statement OF
tfo condition of tie hanks of New York.
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smiled.

tfTIoW.
slip aAndusiy. Lineiin lfom vAlcneiA
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Glailoncrn ano fanrn e'ooos.
..rs,HE PEN Is MlGIITIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL fEN'.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of any Of the following In Cash. the SUD
scrber Nj send by Us Otherwi.e as difec'n
Gold Pen OF Pens-scectHg ns aocordng 10 dese'n'
--. - ...,
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents ia. Magic Pen: for 80 cents, tho Lnc rem
FIR cents the AlwsyResjy fen for - cents The hese.
Pen; and for 4 The Excelsior len-Ibese Ies are 1pt
numbered but poni IN sizes 10 numbers 81 and
respectively.
THE SAME PINS IN slLvFR-PLATFD EXTENSION
GAsEs. WITH PENCILS.
"a, .O cont. tLe M- Pen for the Lucky Pen
for tho Always Ready Pen; Tor p 20 tho Elegant Zen
and Tor ~. tue Excelsior Pen.
Tie.e IRE well Fi..hed Gooi.Wrtins Gold Pens with
Irdon Points OF every one o. whieh ~li
outst Of tine bc. steel Pens difJn2' Hey "e
uutcrTranfed, and The, cj0re. NOT eychaHCcIDle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

The earning Of The Hudson River Railroad
g. the month OF November weTei
W3........... o1yS,7sJ Is lsol....."....f2.o61 "a
lgcTcele-...................,... Fz9,tI 81
The deposits for 5-2Os to-day were nearly one
p,L o. dollars Tbs sales o. $50 bonds for last week.
D. fegoTe3 BY Jag Cooke Of Philadelphia, General
Agent Sofs Distributed D. lo'lJws.
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1OfI since Jan. J. l|ht...s......t = g. NO.
Sam, time Ia ~. 80 ~ ~ same lime In l9 90 80 90
Sane ln.e ia 1911. Jsf5z1 time IA Iss IVlois'
Sane time ia 1910. g. 90 ,yfil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

qhrr # ne loan, Sp,s Circulit'on, AMI D-p't' Of ne
H0rss Of he cir ~ Neto lDk for ne oces ending 81
u.aIy. De-. s. 1853 30 utseh " 9Iiisd ne Ca9""'
Of each Rank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

rUAMBER's g. GABLERs
~ PIANOFOKTES q. lower prices than any other drse
CHAMBERS 4 gABLHR,
Bible House. Sth-st., corner of sths ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

We have given a conspicuous place IN our col
umns To the l. tncs-hre meeting, not With the
view Of encouraging false hopes. but To show
that. in spite OF reverses, aud tue cunning 81
the Yankees. combined With the perhdy OF Rus
sell, there Is still strong feeling IA our ia,or M
England. Rev Mr Hodge. IN his recent lee
tues before the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton Of this city. ineuicsted strongly the duty
of distinguishing between the Russell adminis
traton and the people oi England
The former Is decidedly hostile 10 ~. the latter
as decidedly friendly; aud while maintaining our
rights and dignity as nation. we should be care
fui not to throw away the friendship Of the Eng
lish people Fresh from intimate aud long con
tinued social intercourse with Eng-hmen ct all
classes, DR.. Hoge is very competent to give AN
opinion OF the value and sincerity ol their Trend
ship He believes they can sincere. aud lie
thinks their friendship will be worth more 10 US
than thu of any otter nation Let them prove
by acts what they have 50 often protested IN
words, and they will ind that the hearts OF our
people will return to them with re6ouud-ior
il has long been iet that the English are nearer
to us than the French. and that with them alone
truly intimate popular friendship can be formed.
-[Richmond Wing, Dec 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29


Member Of Congress: How do you supply
yourselves with fuei1
Clerk Go without H. for the most part
Member of Congress: What, IA this cold
therr
Clerk. Yes. we and our families suler equally
from hunger and cold.
Ehtor: Why don't you take your family 20 a
hotel or boarding h'm-e?
Cle,k: Bee use the boarding houses are bro
ken up, or charge hom s. 20 $40 day.
Member Of Congress: How then do YOU liveg
Clerk: gentleman with e mily rents one
or two furnished rooms az $50 10 500 per
MONTH and VI he doe mt live on bread. hires n
cook At from $40 70 $40 per month, a laundress
nj 81 10 s. per dozen. while the doctor bills
deuend upon the number that have persisted IRON
cold. hunger, insufficient clothing aud other
causes That is The usual method of living
among the clerks 10 living it can be called Do
You mean TO DO anything for them th- session.
Member OF Congress: ,ubtful. The sol
diers would complain il we did
Clerk: But Government feeds and clothes the
soldier. aud pays them something beside lt
dies neither for the employees in the civil de
ptrtmeni-. and yet il cOul! not continue us oper
atoms without them They set the wheels of
Government ia motion and keep them perpe,uhlly
moving.
Member of Congress: Perhaps may give
YOU r,tionS
Clerk: understand the Secretary OF War
and the Comm ssary General sly they cannot be
iurii>tei
Mem Cong: No must De- something for YOU
raise ,our stl,re.-saN % per cent.
Cick What a gratu;ty Enough 10 pnr
ch ,se. once a month. decent breakfast. Were
/ YOU ~ 4 .tlhle our present pay, YOU would ohlN
i give Us fifth OF What he Gov rnment promised
/ u.
Mem Cong But that would be three thou
SAINT dollars
Clerk: In Confederate currency worth. SAY
| x25D-s mighty income. but The least that yo'
shobld give till the currency il restored To the
specie Standard and as most OF VI have run IN
debt. the allowance should look buck aud com
mence it, oper ,iion- from the first OF july lss'
Mem Cong confess l. would be measure
| OF Justice All meagcr Justice NJ tht: bui wha
woald our constituents ssyI What would Bun
I ccmbe think of III
Clerk: Never mind what your constituent
would saw Do what ~ right and what IL abs O
lutely necessary ii YOU would u { have the de
p,rtnlents Of your Government disbandcd ! u
| people OF this country are too Just and too high
minded to wish any class OF their public servant
To work tor them without being properly compen
sa,ed tor their services
Mem Cong: | believe IL. sir; | believe II
Vel We will d. the best tor YOU that We eau
You may rest assured We will
Clerk: We hope and trust you will under
stand that " are now reduced nearly In "A stat
OF starvation; that your currency Is ~ deprecl'
ted that il is impossible. with the small amour
there il dole out To Us. 20 procure the necessare
of lite Whatever you DO Tor us, we pray yo
would do IL quickly. Frame your bill and pas
il. IL YOU pesse, with the least poSshe delsy, II
collecting the old maxim-Jis dat qai clio dat =
Richmond Wing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
DIED.

On Sshbs b moruf : las. Ms JcsErHTsE Lsrx, -eiot
theta Jo> ID Lax. ed ~ =
Tle Death - IN. essaable LAZY r-qures more than
mere passing no'ice She nsiive Of france. Her
f.ther Va. a., M or IN %. serve. of Napoleon devoted
10 his fortunes gving his daughter the o. the
Empress Jo~eihine. wher child, subject Of this
notice became N orphan by the loss o. her father who
va, killed while in command vessel Of
engsgd m the dc'en ~ TIE harbor o BolcEn- near
the cleo he ire hleh enred IN the cocupa
to udiAnspol. where she resided unit, her
death.
with cultivated raind and au,l.bie ~ss..riscng Dis.
POSITION united with engaging manners and st'ikingy
nr,ctye alpea' aDee aud qualities she has since her
resid nee here ourd her In sympafhy and
attachment large circle n npighborsand associates who
will deeply lament her death remember her with
affection
To her family and relations devoted mother and
friend. sympathy in words mtga's the sad mis-
fortune Of her lOss she gone. May the5 emulate her
virtues.
Her Illness wa worry pro,racted and her suferings
grea she bore all with camnes. patience and foiiude
re>isnea aud cheerful in the midsi Of par
osysms - he greatest pain Conseious that her dis
hcurable she welcomed death. sorrowing only
for those she leaving assuring them with her Iste
breath tina, there's nothing terrible Tho thoughts
the grave"
1.-The silence % the dead
Icare my spirit lasts
Long after life has fed"
Funeral services at the German Catholic Church, OF
Maryland street this rgesisyl afternoon al ,'cock.
Residence OF the family No. IL South Mississippi
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
who are Loyal

When Cato calIe,i MS little Senate together al
Utica at a time, too when Caesar vas marching
upon the city. the fiery Sempronus proclaimed IN
ferocious and indignant eloquencs:
Ny voice Is still for war
tsodsi can a heman senate lopg debate
which 4 the - choose. slavery or deaihf
No, A. rise once. grid on our swords
Ant a. The heal Of our remiinirg troops,
Attack the foe, break through the thick array
OF his througcc iegious. and cosrg~ home upon MN.
Perhaps soune arm. more lucky than the rest.
NAY strike and free the world from bondAse
The conservative Lucius replied: NV
thoughts. | must confess are turned on petce
The pacific council or ..Lucius wss the esieeisl
object OF the warriors patriotic Indignation. The
laval" SemproiIius. who scorned 10 subnr; ID
the great copoueror OF the Etst. and could no,
brook the ignOble suggestion OF peace, wis
p~red IN the ear OF Cato. "Bessre Of Lgcius. he
H. traitor To his co0ntrys cause The verN
nert night S~mpronius deserted Cato Tor Ce>sf
While Ii Jus, the advocate Of peace. renamed
and bFasely fought tor the Liberties OF Rome
When xe note the peculiar inclination at s"me
men TO a,pesr exceedingly patriotic io the ewes
Of tire world. this simple story viii torce t-e
upon our recollection; and in view OF The tain
bility ~ everything mortal. ere csn tst ies'
the revival of iss application i Carlyle Consu-
Union
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

The Presidential campaign in the Un ted States.
witch takes place during the coming summer and
fall has been looked to rs the elimination oi the
war. The Auburn speech o. Sew ird, iureshadow
ing purpose un the part al Lincoln tohold on To
the reius oi power until he was both de ure aud
de tacfo President OF these Confederate States ~
well as of the United States. was regarded 80 a
manifesto of Divine right. which would he main
tanned il necessary, by the i0ice oi arms Shce
the delivery OF the Auburn speech. events have
occurred which have greatly changed the aspect
of public nfi,irs The battle ot Chickamaugt
threw al Ytnkeedom into the deepest gloom.
from which the success OF Grant ~ Chattanooga
relieved he PEOPLE ~ the Unsied States sud
denly aud unex pectedly that that volatile ard
changeahle nation has already utterly forgot MI
their past reverses and are now ready Ia prO~-
tfate themselves, with EASTERN aduaton, at the
feet of Grant and humbly ask him put his i"ot
upon their necks tor the next tour years, a LIN
! coln has dome tor the lat term.
Poor Lincoln. as the day at his exit draws n'ch
he will continue IT, sink lower aud lower ~ the
estimation Of the people who so lately d"bnsed
themselves At his ioristoOl. and bcsonSht him iu
be their tyraut. An"ther man, from 1.-The battle
: above the clouds, :" in the boaStiul language ol
the enemy has arisen. Who Is fast supplan'ng
Lincoln iu the estimation and appreciation OF his
subjects: .sssl we have seen that tins "consng
man" i. said to be coming so Virginia Lr,hn
beware There Is IN Virginia y, this tine also a
coming man i Richmond Enquirer, Dec. p
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greatly restrain HE raysges end threaten his com-
mupicsti0ns he can remain secDrely ms~er
only u he very ouf.d he occupe-. Hnd must
give battle. maintain bis p0sits0n OF vitbdras
like at great disadvsntay e. Nor are overwhel-
ming numbers on our side IN such positions re
quisits. or on hls N be REGARDED alarming The
battle Of Frederick-bGrg exemplihed this folly,
il u controverfef. Alt the circumstrnces con
slderei. ~ Chattanooga perhaps the only two u
lu-tratious 81 The ~sr. Our polirv y never TO
attack unless witIl~veFythug fssor,ble r. ne; 10
let him come upon our soil and be subjected to
the dangers and anBoyAnces OF our deiachments
NOT from the main afmies-and guerrlias upon
his h,nk and rear aud his line of communica-
tim Il Richmond Wing. Dec. %.
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STATE ITEMS.

-several cases OF smallpox have occufre. a
Petersburg. Pike county one CAGE proving fatal.
AT Fort Wayne On Thursday. lsborer BY
the name Of Mr. LoroaLiS. engaged on a gravel
train of the Pits-buryh rad ~ss killed ins'ant's
BY locomotive running over his neck lie
leaves Alsfge family.
LANAI Montgomery sherry. an old War
Democrat of Wayne township. has pledged HIM
self To the presentation OF a fresh mich COW.
next spring to e-ch Of he soldiers wves IN that
township / Lafayette Courier
-THr srarK sESrNEt-oue Of the most
u.efui paper. that we receive J. the Daily State
Sentinel lea selections evince good judgment
and its eRto,ial- nre characterized by soEnd po
ltical views The proprietors are enierfrising
and publish full teegraphic reports az tie pro,
ceedings OF Congress. news from the w'r &c
For terms. etc see prospectus Sullivan Dem
ocrat.
-piKy TOWNSHIP Pursuant 10 notice. the
Democrats of Pike township. Marion county mes
A. Augusta Station. on the 10Th day Of December.
1864 JosIPH LsFTIS made Chairman aud
J NJ VoRHls was spp0iniei Secreiary. JANIS
KrxxFpY. JoHS KLISeESsxrTH. G. W. MILLrR.
were selected delegates. ard JosErH LATIN, j.
NJ voRHrs, and r KLiSeEssxITu we're selected
contingent delegates 10 the Congressional Con.
vention to be held at indianapolis on the 9Th oil
January, 1864.
-CLEnk oF SUPREME CoURr.-There will be
several names presented before the next Demo
cratic State Convention for the office of Clerk al
the Supreme Court The choice dfour Demoe
racv. so Tar ~ We have heard expression. j. IL
favor Of Daniel X Long. Of Jackson county
Mr. Long possesses. Ia an eminent degree, th'
Jeffer-onirn qualihcalion-honesty, capablity
and fidelity.
The Democracy at the Third Congres-iona
District, and indeei the whole Safe of Indian u
owe q debt Of gratitude To Jackson county. Il
the darkest days of our psrty's history. JHcksoi
stood proudly erect To Daniel II Long il Oh.
due in part He aud the gallant spirits will
whom he H. associated. have always stood true
And though defeat might come everywhere else
We could all turn ewes TO grand. "glorlod
old Jackson. aad see her gallant Democracy IN
creasing her majority
We can say To our friends throughout Indiana
that the nomination OF Mr. Long il deiervei de
served by him for his fidelity To the principles an
organic ,tion OF our party; deserved 10y The d.
mocracy OF Jackson. whose representative he IS
Tor their devotion 10 our cause Il Sullivan Dem
ocrlt.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

IMPORTANT AKREsr-NiLIrARY OFFICIAL RELIEVED
PROM DUTY.
Captain George Washington Alexander. COM
mandant At CastIe Thunder. h's been reiie, ell
of command at that post. aui u now confined Ia
his quarters under arrest. charged With milieas-
auce In office IL j. alleged that ia officer ex-
torted large sums OF money from PRISONERS con
fined IN that institution. by promising u Use h's
influence Tor their benefit. aud in some cases OF
permitting the prisoners 10 so At large. upon pay
ing han large Gums of money He Is also charged
with trading largely in gteeubtcks He will be
t,iel by court. martial
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

SILL, Jones have you lone that sun ,e,?''
No, thir. ] cant 10 is " Can't 10 VI Way
AZ YOUR sge, could do any snm that sas Get ne.
Sally. adyise YOU to avoid that word cant;
there i no sun that c,u't be done tel you
ri think. ihr. that I know thrm thst,ou esn I
thifer out" n t-~ell. Sally, lets bear u.
~, i ,hith. sir " one apple esn'he ruin 10 the
whole human rsith. how msny APPLIES will it take
20 make 4 barrel of thder that shai drv~u The
human raith again thirg" MSS Sally iOues.
you may turn 10 ,our parsing lesson
Two splendid private carriages have just
been made IN Lou,.oa for the King of Dahomey
one tor himself aud the other ior has Queen.
They are coustrue led , be drawn by twenty aud
ten slavea reapec'ifcly.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

In the little village Of Lee Centre, in Oneida
coan,y. within tne bound. OF single school dis-
uics, there have been eighty cases Of diptaeris
and tseuty three desth- from IL during the past
too taonii,-l There we're i've funerals there last
week: two children lay de.d YESTERDAY; three
more we're not expected TO i've ~ hours: aud
three ne~ cases were r.portei by ply sieians zee
tsrday norningl
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29
NOTICE.
GREAT WESTERN
SA NIT AIRY f "A IR

ON FRIDAY. uECTABFR IS. lsSs. AND ALSO OF
Fr dzy, Asnssry 1. i-s4 Half Fare Tickets 20 Cin-
snd urn. ~ De issutd al indianapolis and AZ
all Stations "a. indianapolis sud Cincinnati saiirosd
To all pcssengrrs o1s tickets TO me treat Szn
t.ry Farsch tek.t- si be god 10 Tn inhati 90 the
chicago express, The Mail Ira n OF said DAYS and
~ BE- good To retsrn GA sny passenger tran e1hi
incia ing ru--ssy. he sth day q. Isnaasy lrei.
m enrf go- r~e~p,s firm sas Of sad tickets TO be
donated to The Great Western Ssni airy hair.
RoBtRr MEEK superintendent
VIZ !. xostx, Ge1.rsi Tirkes ASent c--S7-dos
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-29

The number OF Y nae prisoners in chmond
yesterday wss 10 500 For several day- the ~
rivals have been very me'gcE. Yesier'iay III
Yankees Unfolding one offi err we're received;
one ~ss sent To the small box hp-ptai. and elev-
en- died = Richmond Enquirer. De-. ~.
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UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF col. srREiGHr AND HIS
ApJUrA>r TO Escape FROM RICHMOND.

UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF COL. sTREIGHr AND HIS
ApJurA>r TO Escape FROM RICHMOND.
The Y.nkee officers confined in the Libby
Prison have on ses era occasions lately made uu-
successful rttempts to escape from tina, instliu
tion The desire ca escape seems To hive grown
with them siir.e the successful evacuation of
the premises by Capt Anderson sGd Lieutenant
SHELTON. hcret tore noticed. and which Was pro-
duced by br'biug the sentinel on duty 10 the time.
On Frid e, evening a sentinel ON duty in the rear
OF rh. Lbo, Prison, sounded by tao officers
on he subject at au escape which they wished TO
effect al 3ls O'Clock that hight. De agreed 10
their proposals. thew promising 10 give him a
hurireI dollar .reei back aud two Matches tor
rs services NJ ir Turner heiug notifed of tie
affair, directed the sentlue 10 let the p,r,ies es
cape. and reeve The bDnus ior 80 doing. and
th-i he would take care they did not Get far of
Acrordinelv at half past three o'clock. re'r
window OF the middle tenement of the Libby es-
Enlistment was raised blanket rope extended
To The ground and tSo men descended. Hastily
aunroachins the sentinel they h,uded him the
greenb ,ck and two SILVER watches, and we're MA
king REMARK ablv good time when they were hail
Ell by Lieutenant L.Tuuche. aud commanded 70
stop This Acce Grated their speed in the direc
ton of Rockets, bu, the, had not gone very isr
when the rusris ~h:ch bad been TO tel. close,
around the iugaciou> y ,nkees. aad their capture
c..nipiete. On the approach "i l. eate""n'
Ia faHcll. he recognized the notorious Colohe
A ID Str-ishs and his Adjuunt. Lieutenant
X. cd They we're conducted back 10 the Libby
furnished with substantial irons, and put m the
dungeon OF the prison where trey were az last
account. chewing the can OF sweet and oiiiei
iancies The Yankee officers hal. previous {,
the attempt OF SIreght. DETERMINED TO celebrate
Cnrisimas night by a grand musical entertain
meut Whesher then purpose wall De effected 3,
S.eieht's proceeding. remtsns Ia be seen -
+. ( r ehu,ond Elqaires. Dec. q.
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MARRIED.

Atco'unaus. naisns, tie evening o. he 2'th m
start. BY the Rev o. n ?. Abbott. AHcxsAID xecvu.
Tsq- son q VIM. cccuns. &c., TO Mis- JEssn hcctsLr
lAxp. dsashfer Of Judgs wm. NcClslsnt.
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7777777 = -
WANTED.
e. OIL ID. G. OF ID!

GO Id. G. O L ID.
A cHANCH FOR ALL WHO WISH TO MAHv
~ Money. One thousand Agents ned. Any per-
sending - cent will receive. poet paid. any one OF
the following receipts: TO make West r cider, Union
stick tight artificial honey, cur. for poll EVIL or h>tua,
Of ching hsn, the buters ecret for eaten
ug al kinds OF game. ter 81 will Sc al Of he above
tgehcr with II other and di covere VIII circular
containing agents. Addr 81 J. v. LOGAN, Box
~, Dunisp. Vile Uuiou County. Ind. dec2gd3t
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iNSu r ANCE.
EQUITABLE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OFFICE NEWS BLOCK. FIRST BUILDING SOUTH
or THE PosTOFFIcE, UP STAIRS,
INDIAN POLLS, INDIA
ENSURES DWELLINGS, FARM BARNS AND THH1R
II cou,rnfs Alsu Churches. school houses, stores.
xvrchsnrize and other property against loss OF dsns
by hre 1 T three or i've years.
omcors.
wM. A. PEELLE. President; wM I. GIBSON. Vice
PRESIDENT n. b. HAMILTON, Secretary and IRE .surer.
c. OLlS, G~nsrai Agent
Directors.
wm A. reeils. J . srnith c. &. DIN. wn- T. Gibson
+. 1. Sii.ker-
EcferenCcS.
bon J g. Harvey, Ex-TreAsarer Of State. Hon. Caleb
18th. IN re. L. Court. Hon. A. n. Conner. Posf
Mater WIN. X Nossinxer, Csshier Fr.t National Bank
gH ssrry Grand secretary l. O. Of o. r., Ncwcomh d
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