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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

E'OR SALE OR ExcHANoE-iss ACRES AT YER.
plank Point with extensive frontage on the Hudsoa.
depot and anding siso twelve Esopus Ulster
county fronting the Hudson suitsbir for hrn class
country eaidence also Farm the village OF
Flushing. with nrst sssss iaprus en~nss
X. q. LOCKE. ~ Pima street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

IIOOLEy's OPERA HOUSE BROOKLYN CORNER
IL tourt and R~ms.n streets
MONDAY JAN. o. and every night
AN ENTIRE NEW BILL rOR THIS WEEK
rust appearance ~ Mr.. Z. BOWERS
EXEMPT SHAKING QUAKERs
ten In number. ffGm Lebanon, N. ~
'JOuNSY'S GONE AWAY" BuRLEaOUE MEDLEY
PROFESSOR ubMBuGTHkPUBi.Ico,
cAsfA DIVA, THREE HuNfEKs
HIGH DADDY 10y kind permission 81 Dan nj
New soags. ActA. Dances. Plantation so~n.. a..
Doors open at % commonro At7.. Tiaaets Is cent?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

~ Queenstown, Cork Harborl The Liverpool New York
and PhiiAdcpha Heamship Company intend despatehing
their full pow rcd Clyde multi seamshps - folews-
GLASGOW Saturday, January 10.
CITY OF BALTIMORE Saturday. January a.
And every succeeding tiray at from pier a. North
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

MATRIMONIAL.
4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHING no Losos7 10
~ live singls. would Ike 70 marry Respectable ,n,s
ady uf good qualities The young man hs. enough ive
happy Address q. r. NJ boa l3t Herald onao.
YOUNG oBSTLEMAS HAVING NO LADY &C.
1uantaDces being stranger In this country would b.
glad - currrspgnf With young aiy with View W
Iony n agreeable. Car'es de yise eesrei which will
returned N Tcqnsstri address yrtisher Herald once
NssTRiuoNTAf.--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES
nj - meet with younx aiy With riew malrinony
sh~ nns prity sfnisbe All leii gent po.sets han
.ne ngutc, have etuisif. taste ~ drrss
nls sIylisd vih ths wen doe" for purpose Al
tr~. rnrissnS earle dc vss. Louis XVI. Cnon SQUARE
Foo 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04
RAILROADS.

NEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
IN FOR ALBANY. TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
WINTER AkkANG BMENT,
COMMENCING Monday, Nov, IL 1862.
For Albany. 10 30 A. NJ. Express Mall Train from Twenty
siih station. Returning Albany, 10 % 4. n.
For all local trains Time Table
JOHN BURcHILL Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04

rrHEATRE FRAScAfs-NIBLO's CONCERT SAL DON.
TUESDAY. JANUARY g. iBss
hAR0OT, OF LKs BESkFAlrs DE LEDUCATIOS
con.ds vsudsyiiie ia one act by ~ u. Dymsa.ir aud
Claryill-.
LAhoUREux DE PoNToIsE,
Romance Extra s-ntfpsnta~, sung By ". fAal Jugnet
LII PLANO DE- BERTHE
Comede Vaudeville, In one ST. BY ~ ~ Theodore Bsrri
and jules Lorin.
Doors open ~. Curtain rises 81 O'Clock precisely.
ONE for subscription AMI reserved s.as NJ H. Dardony
Oh Broadway
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
MEDICAL.
DIR. Eudlum's Specific,
CURE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
M E OiCAI.
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

rsyHE Gonorrhoea, commonly called Clap, is a dis
{ gushing maladv, and is too well known 20 require
any explanations Il is easy to be got but il Is difficult
get clear a companion that few admire; per-
vadeS all classes Of sOceiy-both male and female rich
and poor both married aud single Although trouble
itself distressing and sometimes fatal, it
disease the of which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The fashionable
treatment first to deprive of all business then
comes a of starvation-livng bread and
Cruel some kin Of Stops; oumustthenbe bed,
cupped lsached combined with nauSea:ng medicines,
injections lotions, ointments, and warm foment atoms
Every few days the medicines changed; and after
months treatment in this wsy which the patient
bears ith great forUde tor fear OF exposure he Is dis
charged discharges himself with irritable
sweed tcstice enlargement Of the PROSTATE gland
OF n disease of the neck of the bladder
ThisSpecc which acts like charm. with few doses
those diseases and quite pleasant take and which
haS cured thousands New York PHILADELPHIA Balti-
and many of the Southern cities is a certain and
eiectua remedy that makes rapid andpermanent cure,
without regard diet drink exercise, except
ling, jumDng over-straininS- This remedy is un-
equaed by anything yet discovered for the of those
diseases. ID Is extracted from plants and sper.
fectly safe, il purely vegetable II contains
curry. that you expose yourself TO all kinds Of
weather, without the least danger from the medicine
will have taste smell from it, so that you not
deprived from going into company or being detcctedby
nearest friends.
This is quack medicine. but a remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTlOS-None il genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor W F. Davidson around the box. All in
Engagements of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists generally. ian2S-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

The Council met last night. Mayor Maxwell
presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Mayor Maxwell stated he had received the
resignation of Mr.. kuhlmann as Councilman
from the Fifth Ward
Mr. Thompson moved to lay it on the table,
which prevailed.
PETITIONS, sc.
BY Dir. Brown. from the agents of Van Am
burgh exhibit their menagerie for less than the
established rate.
On motion by Mr. Brown the privilege was
granted at 500 per day.
BY Mr.. Wallace. from Mr.. Vim. Bishop. to run
all omnibus from the Union Depot 10 the Insane
ASYLUM without license Not granted
By Mr. Seibert, from VIM. NJ. Meryine, clerk
at the mastering Office. giving the name of the
Policeman who demanded 50 from sick soldier
who was robbed. for his trouble in arresting the
offender. Referred to the Police Board
By Mr. Thompson. from business men on West
Washington street. calling attention to the filthy
condition of the streets. Referred to Committee
on Streets and Alleys.
ORDINANCES INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Sweetzer the City Attorney. to permit
the building of "a railroad track on Peru street
Passed
The ordinance contemplates short track to
accom- modate grain warehouse.
BY Mr.. McNabb, to grade and gravel Tennes-
see street and side walks between Maryland and
Georgia
Also. to grade and gravel the street and pave
the sidewalks with brick, on Tennessee street
between Washington and Maryland streets.
RESOLUTIONS, &c.
By Mr.. Wallace, that the Engineer set the
grade stalks for acknowledging the gutter on the
south side of Washington street between Pennsyl
vania and Meridian streets. Adopted.
BY Mr.. McNabb, that the City Clerk be di
rected 10 pay Mr. Gesel. Councilman from the
Ninth Ward, the same amount as he would nave
received had he been permitted TO take bis seat
when he was elected. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
By Mr. Brown, that the standing committees
of the Council consist of three members each ex-
ceDt that on the Fire Department. which shall
consist of five. and Streets and Alleys which
shall consist of nine one from each " ard, with
power 10 divide the citv into two districts. Laid
over under the rule.
By Mr.. Thomson, that as bad feeling exists
between the employers at Engine No 1, com
mittee be appointed to enquire into it and report
TO this Council. Adopted.
The Mayor made the committee TO consist of
Messrs. Thompson, Haughey and Blake.
BY Mr.. Wallace. that the city appropriate
So 900 for the improvement of University Square
when n like sum is raised by the citizens.
long debate sprung up, which was partic-
ted in by Messrs. Thompson, Haughey, McNabb
and Wallace. and was finally laid on the table
for the action of the new Council
Mayor Maxwell called the attention OF Council
to the condition of the fences about the Gene
terry and the necessity of vacating the streets
running through il. and suggested the appoint
ment of a committee TO report on the subject. \
motion was made TO that effect and Messrs.
Haughey, McNabb ana Thompson were appoint
ed said committee.
Adjourned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

lHE ELECTION fKsTrRpNY The forms Of an
election we're gone through with Yesterday in tie
several warts. The Democrats siad away frum
the polls aud let the Republicans have il all their
own way. We presume they had quiet time Of
II. The vote cast will foot Up about 1850. The
totai vote for Maxwell for Mayor two years ago
was 2.07S. The vote yesterday shows an increase
OF the Republican strength Of 40 since lc6l.
But II Is Idle 10 make figures in such elections a.
we have had Tor several years. as they are doled
out al the ballot-b boxes in this city, m index Of
the strength of partie- They could just easily
have made the vote ; 900 yesterday $3.50.
few scattering votes were cast for Demo
Gratis. There Was no Democratic ticket printed.
bnt on counting out, ticket would be found oc-
casOnally with the name of Republican
scratched of and the name of Democrat IN
serted
The voting was OF course done very loosely.
There being 10 opposing candidates, many OF the
soldiers thought good fun to vote at the several
Wards They said they were not doing Injustice
10 any one By il. and were very merry over X.
In the Fourth Ward. we we're told by a member
ofthe board. that the votes received from soldiers
not residents Of the Ward, were taken in At the
window but not registered or counted. The vote
in that " ard was 22l for Maxwell in 1861, and
twas 30 for Gavin yesterday.
Whether the votes received and known TO be
illegal AZ the other wards we're counted, or not,
we have no means OF knowing and never will
have That they put in. we have the best
authority for believing; but what became OF them
when they got in. the Judges and clerks OF the
boards only know and feel very little interest
in inquiring.
The CITY Is now thoroughly in the hands of the
Republicans But one Democratic Councilman
holds over-there none elected. yesterday
and he will be alone in his glory-a single white
spot on the deep black sky of our city govern.
mPut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

The CESTREvILLE PRISONERS. Twelve of the
prisoners brought here IRON Centreyille were re
leased by General Hascall there being no charge
against them. Seven are here still but we are
not able 70 tell what they are detained for.
The q sht at Centrevilie Was a tempest i'm tea
pot. and has no political significance whatever. if
let alone persistent effort j. being made.
however. to twist every little neighborhood brawl
into a state case. and NAV be. by perseverance,
and the employment of large military force.
they will be enabled 10 get up eommotion in
the State.
This entire affiir grew out OF The foolish act Of
a drunken man. who was persuaded 10 follow a
little boy who was the son of widow. out OF
town. and 70 take butternut from him, The
&C, exasperated some high spirited young men,
who rode into town with butternut emblems. to
see il the same person would compel them 70
give them up. They made 10 attack-thoush'
of nothing Of the kina-but the telegraph was
set 20 work. and the affair magnifed into a
Rebel raid
We are informed BY highly res spectacle citizens
of Cen,reville. that the charge that the young
men cheered for JEFF. DAVIS, is a malicious false
hood.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

CI~cIxxATI, Nav 5-VaIlandigham was ar
rested at his residence in DAYTON, between and
2o'clock. this morning. by detachment of Fed
eral soldiers from this city. The soldiers were
obliged TO batter down two or three doors. before
thew could reach his room
His friends had the FIRE bell rung. and an at
tempt was made to rally force for a rescue. but
this failed for want of time
There is good deal of talk on the streets of
Dayton, but not much excitement. this morning
Vallandigham was brought to this city
Fire.
LOCKPoRr n Y. Nav 5.-A FIRE this morning
consumed Aexander's Block on Main street.
The Office of the Journal and Courier was en-.
tirely destroyed The buildings and occupants
loss about $40 600 The Journal and Courier
will be suspended for few days
Further from Hooker's Army.
Among the killed and wounded are. Mai. Gen
Birnev, killed Gen. Owens of Mass. wounded in
the foot: Gen Mott. in two places: Lieut. Col
Scott. 81 Wisconsin, killed; Capt Temple. d
regulars. killed; Lieut. Crosby, I'd regular bat
terv. killed Also a large number of field AID
company officers were killed and wounded. most
" of New York and Pennsylvania regiments. A
Falmouth letter, dated Sunday. 10 p NJ. state.
that Secgwick attacked the nights of Freder
icksburg and CALAMITY carried them by storm
ments and one company OF the New Orleans
Washington artillery of eight guns, and over
thousand prisoners.
Gen. Gbbon planted the stars and stripes owe
the Rebel works.
Our loss is moderate.
Sedgwick afterward drove the Rebels back
and nj O'Clock p NJ, on Sunday. had advances
to the brick church tour and half miles TOWARD
Charlottesville on the plank road. Here he haC
severe fight with Earle's division, reinforced b.
Lee, but repulsed them, taking lot Of prison
ers
The enemv is now hemmed in between Hooke
and Sedgwick. The advantage ia decidedly witt
us
The Herald says our loss in storming the hight
at Fredericksburg is about 1000 killed an
wounded.
The Worlds correspondent says the battle wa
resumed on Monday and most deSperat
affair. The Rebels made series of superhuma
attacks at all points but repulsed with terri
BILE slaughter.
Our forces have DESTROYED the bridges in th
rear of the Rebels across the Mattaposa thu
completely cutting off all retreat toward Rich
mond.
Gen Sickles Is reported killed, but it is no
credited.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

lHr EXCURSION TO LArAYETTE.-Qniie mum
Der Of Young naen of the Republican f,ersuasion.
thinking that Their services would LOT be required
at the polls hefe. concluded to take trip TO La
fayette and help their friends carry that CITY
Who paid the expenses We don't know. The AZ
fair leaked out here on Monday, and the Demo
Gratis Of Lafayette were advised OF the intended
visit OF the enterprising aud patriotic young gen
temen. Part Of the force went on the noon
train. and the remainder on the evening train Of
Monday. The Democrats Up there were on the
look out. and spotted the gentry. They were not
received in a style that will incline them to try
another experiment of the kind. and returned pre-
cipitately by the first train they could get on
board OF. We should not wonder if the Repub-
can papers would make great oItcrv about the
h. q C.s whipping innocent patriotic aud in
tensely oval men who sSe the trouble TO go six
~ four miles from home TO vote. when their ser
vices are not required at home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

Picked up by the Logan Gazette.
IT the Administration is the Government. why
didn't it die with General Harrison or General
Tavlorl
razor the other day when Mr.. Seward wounded
his hand.
If Lincoln should take the diarrhea, the Gov
eminent would have to swallow burnt brandy or
some other aStringent to regulate its bowels.
Ii Lincoln should get the rheumatism the Gov
eminent would have TO GO an crutches.
When chase takes snuff, the Government has
to sneeze
When Weles gave his fat contract to Morgan,
it was a brother-in-law of the Government TO
whom he extended favor.
There is a rumor that the Government drinks
BRAN TEA out of a bottle We don't believe the
rumor. so far A. 1t relates TO tea
The Government. by skiliul and successful
strategy. arrived Unexpectedly in Washington
dressed in Il beautiful Scotch plaid.
The Government was once heard 10 say that il
had not studied the tariff yet. but it intended TO
do so, as soon as II had leisure.
The Government is SIX feet four inches high
has large feet and lank jaws, and used to maui
rails when il was Young.
When Halleck hit Stanton. the Government
got a black eve.
The golden DAYS of Democracy are gone, and
behold the green back days of Abolltonism are
upon Us
What the conscript bill means-"your money
or YOUR life
The conscript law has curious effect The
Administration is cOercing the people OF the North
to coeree the people of the South.
The Abolition preachers are opposed to dane
ing. skating. theater- going and playing chess:
but enthusiastically in favor of a bloody. fratri-
cdll var between brothers and friends,
The butteruut has medical properties. The
story Is told OF a doctor who made pills OF the
bark When he wanted All emetc, he scrapet
the bark upward. il he sought purge. he scriped
downward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
S. T.--166O.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are antdoie Oehange Of water aud diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiven the mind.
They prevent miasnatic end intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath aud asidity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They thebest bitters in the world They the
weak strong, and exhausted natures great
They made Of pure ST. Crox Rum. the celc-
brated Caisaya Bark, and herbs, and taken
with the pleasure Of beverage, without regard age
time Of day. Particularly recommended TO delicate
persons requiring gentle stmulant Sold by all Gro
oers, Druggists Hotels and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE & CO..
jan9-d&wltaw6m 202 Broadway, New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
important 10 Females.

One department OF our Dspenssry specially devoted
10 the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females such La
chorrhea or 'Whits Irregular Painful ant Suppress.
henstruaiion, Nervous and General Debility Diseases ~
be Womb Barrenness &c.
Consultations and examinations free Of charge
Also for sale, DR.. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions. Irregularities 4c Married Ia
dies IN certain situations should them a. they
would cause miscarriage Price 81 per boz. and may bs
sent by mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREvENTIyE-An invaluable article
for those wishing 90 limit the number 81 their offspring
OF the barren who desire Children warranted not to M
jure the health and will last for lifetime Sent TO any
address under seal, on receipt Of the prceTwo DOL
LARS.
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending briei
statement Of their symptoms. viii receive Blank Chart
containing list Of questions for the Of
treatment DC Medicines part Of the country
TO any AZ home free from danger or curiosity
All transactions private and confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letter.
GALEN'S HEAD DIsPESsARY.
novl5-62d6wiy Louisville. Ny.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

<ew NOrk MARKET.
NEW YORK. May B.
Flour opened dull. hut closed rather more
steady. with a moderate demand ut So 40M6 65
for extra State Sc s5617 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio and 81 55Gs 90 tor trade brands
Whisky, without decided change at 45d 45 &c;
a small sale reported at 46c. which is decidedly
above the market
Wheat, quie; and without material change.
Corn. less active, and prices without important
change.
Sugar. in fair demand at l0@l21ac for New
Orleans. 9s4 lie for Muscovado. l. 1s@l21 for
Porto Rico. New Orleans Molasses Is in active
request
Pork. dull and lower: Sl2 e5dl3 90 for old
mess, SlI 50dl IA 80 tor new mess. 81 "a IL 81 -
for old and new prime mess Beet. dull.
Lard, without decided change at 9l1l03ac.
Money, quite easy at , per cent Sterling,
unsettled; first class bills. l64 "a 1857. Gold.
frmer but market opening very irregular and
unsettled opening at Al II. advancing to 81
and closing unsettled at 5O@50lac premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
Sob Printing.

We are now ready to do all kinds of plain and
fancy Job Printing. in the best style. on short no.
tice, and cheap any other office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
of paper and cards, and can do good and cheap
work. Al kinds of books. briefs. catalogues,
&c. printed in the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage of Democrats and all 9th.
ers that want printing done. IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

The CAMPBELL MINsrRKLs.--On Friday
ming Raines' celebrated Campbell MinStrels will
open in Masonic Hall for a few nights only. This
troupe is we'll knowa here the best that ever
visited this city. Their music is artistic and
sweet as their jokes funny. and they vel
coined wherever they go bv crowded and fashion
able houses. Remember Friday night at Mason
IL Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

The Cry DlRrcrosY The canvassers for
Dodd & Cos. City Directory for 1863 have
finished their labor and the work will 20 20 press
Immediately The canvas is said TO have been
very thorough aud vet il NAV be very probable
that persons NAV be overlooked 1t any resi-.
dent has reason to believe that his name has not
been taken. by leaving the address the count
ing room OF II. II. DOdd 4 Co, No Is. East
Washington street. told Sentinel Bnilding) twill
receive attention
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

- There was a chunk of knock down on
yesterday. but not concerning the election Some
individual who has been in the habit of calling
everybody traitor, who happens not TO suit his
notions, applied that epithet to Gen. Hooker,
when a soldier. who standing by knocked
him down The affair was over in an instant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

CIR YOURSELVES HoMEs-Delzel 4 Jones
Real Estate Brokers' 81 East Washington street.
have for sale 10 building lots in the north part
o. the citv. varying in price from Sl15 10 $500
With portion Of these lots superior inducements
to purchers are offered and especially to persons
wishing To make Improvements during the present
building season.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

The THEATFR-Yankee Robinson appears to
night in two peces-called Sam Patch in France
and the Yankee in China There will be lots of
fun. and those who want to enjoy good hearty
laugh know where to 60 while Robinson is in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

~ The new firm. successors 10 Halves. at
the we'll established stand on Illinois street. or
posiie the Bates House. Is composed Of men who
have the energy and the means 10 keep up the
reputation Of the house Halves was ALWAYS first
in the market with every variety Of the multifari-
Gus articles kept by a first class grocery and
Messrs. Bebee. GriGlev and Startling don't intend
10 Ia. behind the iadomiiabie Hawes For every
article OF family groceries and of the best call at
the old stand.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06
COM M ERC1Al.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. May ).
Flour. dull and prices nominal; superfne, at
So 80
Wheat. dull at 81 23dl % for red, and 81 IS
al 40 for white. Corn and Oats are dull, but
prices are unchanged
Whisky declined TO Ale.
Nothing doing in Provisions, worthy of note
Gold, 45@ 46c premium. Exchange. firm.
The great anxiety to hear from Hooker's army
causes partial neglect of business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

Meeting or THE BAR-Therc will be n meet
ing Of the members of the Bar this morning at
81, o'clock. to take the proper steps preparatory
to paving respect to the memory of the late Hon.
r NJ. Huntington. of the United States District
Court A full attendance is requested.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-06

IcEi Lee, IcE.-George W Pitts has on hand
plenty of pure, clear Ice, to supply his customers.
without shipping from Toledo or any other point.
ANY person wanting Ice. can be supplied by ad-
dressing George W Pitts. Box ESQ. Indianapolis
L. O. apo On