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, 1863-04-21

EXAmlne Tho Ballot HoXes.
We mo intormed that several Of the ballot
boxes, to be used to-day, have been removed
from the Court House and have been in the
possession Of Copperleads for several days.
The circumstances are suspicious. Look out
for false keys and false bottoms. Before the
boxes arc used let them be carefully inspect
ed, TO guard against frauds.
, 1863-04-21
IS Every vote for Sherman to-day is . vote
against thc. Government.
La3lIn, the Murderer. OF FIannfcan.

LnfaIn, tho Murderer OF F1annfgan,
-=...-. ..1nd4Efed.- ~ - .,7'
On Saturday, the Grand Jury Id the: Circuit
Court, brought in an Indictment for murder,
against Thomas Latin, who Killed Patrick
FiannIgan, Last week. He will probably be
put upon trial next week.
Indictments were also tound against the FOL-
lowing parties:
cornel.ns Casey, for adultery; John Geary. for
mayhem: Patrick Flahcry, iur MAYHEM: John
Powers, jeremiah Donoase. EEanklin Mason. Al
csandeE HOLLAND, Cornelius Wagct. George Dick
inson. john Messenger, George Thomas, Peter
ki!wip, Wm. z. Gilman. John Hawkins, 1enSy
Cornelius Wager, for keeping dieorderly house:
Frederick Drusch, Coraelius Casey, Aun Waoer
and Jenny Reed, for larceny.
TnE CHICAGO ETE AND EAR ISsT1EUn-
We take great pleasure in calling the atten-
ton Of our readers to the advertisements.
which appear in these coluQans from iay to
day, announcing that Dr.. S. G. Pratt, dis.
tinguishcd practitioner, and the head Of tho
fremont Eye and Ear Institute in Boston,
Mass, his opened an office In this city for the
treatment Of diseases oftAose organs. DR. Pratt
comes to :this. city with. the highest endorse
ncnts for skill and success In his specially,
having in his possesslon certificates Of many
remarkable and per4sssteai1es. His system Of
treating these diseases Is IN: entirely new one,
and Is pronounced bS.Yafious. Scientific gen
tlemen.uf eminenec,..t to te.'rintple, safe and
re>iable.'' The press Of Boston are unanlmous
in his praisc a. . sAilnl practitioner aud 4
gentleman, and re are quite. sure that those
,-,,r1 ~, :. uend h;s ecrr3noe ,-f11 as,-.. ~
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To the voters OF Chicago, Irrespective
ofPrrty.
Fu4rsco Anvil frsa

The undersigned. representing large amount
OF capital employed in the business Of Fire In:u7.
ance n this city deem it rot inappropriate on tho
ere of an election for Chief Engineer Of the Firc
department to state that we hare at Ill times been
close aud interested observers Of the conduct Of
that under the present. able and efficient mansge,
ment, the Fire Department Of the city OF Chicaso
has become cqual. Il not superior, to that of any
other city IN the United States: and believing this
is mainly due to the present able and efficient Chief
Engineer, We think any citizen OF Chicago mis-
P. Harris to5 CHEZ Engineer Of thc Fle W Depart e +
mcnt.
e. n. Holden Miller 4 Wflmsrtb
John I: Peck. Id. OlmEtcd & CO.
J. &. Murphy. Sam. 7. Atwatcr,
:. T. Carter. Lambert C. Hall,
g. =; sansUm. - Isaac G. Lombard, Sec'y.
Aub6ara Hunt, O1cott s. Boyd.
B. ". Phillips q Co.. Geo Baker
HtEginEon d James,. Geo i. Gibbs.
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..TS+' MOI NAFUF.l11ztQ.
In thnSTeuth Ward the Copperheads arc
running man for Alderman named Acx B.
Brysn:: We are informed that he is ineligible,
not being natura1ized. lie came to this city
from ST. Louis and has never taken ont lis
papersit IS said. Let him show his papers
Heis i regular secesL Times supporter, wants
t. MAKE: peace with the rebels and "leaEe
New England out in the cold"
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The Police Commissioners hare made ample
arrangements to preserve order at the polls
to-day:ziA? large and efficient special force has
been sworn In, and no fights or rows will he
allowed, Any fcoundrels who attempt it will
be marched into tho lookup as FAST as they
can be carried there. No man need fear rio
lencetaday. ucwill he protected in lis vote.
, 1863-04-21
The Gallant NorWcrfans,

The Gallant Norwegfans.
At the Copperhead Convention on Saturday,
1t was stated by q renegade Norwegian, Martin
Poison, the Copperhead nominee for Police
Clerk, that four hundred Norwegians were on
the register: who would. vote the Copperhead
ticket: The fellow was hypothccating upon
very uncertain basis, however, as the sequel
proves. An immense Norwegian meeting
WAS held on Saturday night, in the North Di-
vision, ut which this Poison attempted to
speak, but WAS howled down by the audience,
who cried "Down with the Coppcrhead 9" un-
til he was forced to stop. Hon. ]. D. Ward
then arose and made 9 splendid Union speech,
which WAS 4pplauded to the echo BY the gal
liant libcrty.loying Norwegians. They are
true as steel to the great doctrine OF human
freedom, and In their devotion to the Union.
The sons Of the Old war god Thor could not
be otherwise.
, 1863-04-21
ron CONSTABLE.

Tdrdf. H6rdf.
i. 6. G. C1i1icpte, @: ,Crrns Kcc1cr,
2. Henry Geymet, iQ: Joel Lui!,
3John c. Linder, IL John Tyler,
d Bcnj, Hendricks. :-12. SLouta Herb.t,
: Il: Thomas HAll, ,13: Jxcob yeleuzcr,
JoEeph Webb: IN. John Hettingcr,
, Z. Z. Breidenbenn, ,a15. \: Dnnzburg:,
: S. Henry Bahc. .:.4:if. W. =. Tannec!ih.
, 1863-04-21

SOUTH D1r,-JoHN SUMMERFIELD.
west D1v.]AIRUs STANFORD.
NORTH D1y.-RODERT NALCOM.
, 1863-04-21

ED Cook i AcLaiu, os Dearborn street and 123
South C1srE street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
ehawls, DC. Gents coata, vests ans pants reno
,ated IN superior MANNER. Bonnets }Yet,
u!eached and pressed in tho Latest EtJlo.
, 1863-04-21

~ NEHvoUs Dts1AsEs AND PHrs1cAI DEn.11-
I1Y, arising from Specific causcs in both eezes-
Few aud reliable treatment, in Reports Of tho
Howard Atsocintion-sentin in scaled letter en7c1-
Houghton, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street PHILADELPHIA Pa
, 1863-04-21

81 No compromises with traitors. 1
vote for Sherman will fayor It.
, 1863-04-21

Use CAu11oS.-In calling for that excellent
salcratus, DeLand s. Co.'s Chemical, be sure
you get what you call for, as in consequence
ofits SUCCESS there arc many limitations In the
/. market, It is better than soda.
, 1863-04-21
tzs- Vote yourself, and then sec thas your

uc1snuoI TDlet.
Tho E1ectioneerlnE Dodsc-The City
The organs Of "Hoyc-In' Sherman arc
Boosting, today, that the "Dcmocratic CITY
Government has been one Of extraordinary
economy, and that s30O,Oo are now in the
! City Treasury!
This is all humbug; SIS GOO of the s3o0, COO
belongs to the war fund, raised By special as
sessmcnt; So, COO Of it is from bonds issued
by order Of the Council, last full, for special
| purposes, and the balance Of: the $500, 600
clailncdto be in the Treasury, is for the ordi-.
| .1ary Expenses Of the city government = "
all this money LAS been appropriated for
specific purposes, and will be applied at the
proper time. None Of it is IN evidence Of
economy-uot cent has been saved.
The City Comptroller will not dare to pub
lish 10 the people Of Chicago full Official
report Of the city finances. 1t would put
quite different phase to the mn!ter, az pre-
eentcd to the public in the ComptrolIer's
<.se!o:sttsia9 report, Which is palpablc dc.
ccEtion as was c!eE attempted to be. practccd
by political. epsratafs. :
tW~ Give one day to your Government,
| against the Coppe,heads.
l Arrest of Clothing Merchants. alias
pIckpockcts.
Considerable excitement WAS manifested
about the city yesterday, over the arrest
Of two Randolph street clothings 1ncr-
chants, who are charged with being
systematic and skillful pickpockets.
TIER names are Elias Reubensteip and
Louis Bennett, principals OF the firm OF Reu-
bernstein & Bennett. clothicra aud matters, No.
211 Randolph street. -,
These men hare been doing business in
Chicago about two years, and the police au-
| thorities assert that their store was merely q
| cloak to 1noteprofitable and disreputablc prac-
tees. In all places where crowds assemble,
these men could be eccn. At auction sales,
| at public meetings, ETC., the police have lnya-
riably spotted them, and SELDOM has pocket
bccnfifled in public place, but that the DO
licecould remember having seen one OF both
ct these operators there, whose shrewdness
has long bafncd ali attempts at detection.
Saturday night one Of the detectives saw
them at Bryan Hall, moving in the crowd
there assembled. He immediately notified
Superintendent Rehm, who being, 1t Seems,
unknown TO Reubcnstein md Bennett, ssrpot-
| ted" them. He distinctly saw Bennett take
4 wallet from soldiers pocket and hand it to
Rcubenstein. To have arrested either Of the
the parties then, would kaye spoiled the
whole thing, as in such crowd it would be
an easy matter to get rid Of the wallet. Qui.
etly watching his opportunity, the superin-
, 1863-04-21

Mtnt who are - Coppc.hcad-." the charge In the
that have ever had that zach was tho c.ec have
ntycr employed any man in the Department on
political grounds. / have never apkcd or known
rsa1d. After eN-rfui inquiry this mornng, how
e:rr lave ascert-iue1 that ntout nne.half Of the
III. u:tn arc Republicans. Lnt the other hall.
ntmc,ra;s- 1t is t!' first tus, had given
thought to the politics Of my men. In al! Cases. I
HtE the on1y consideration When making s.lec-
tonA Of men for the crgines-ard to case OF my
reelection such blall be 1ny ronrse in the fnturc.
wan. nothing to Go with politica; my business Is
10 preserve tic property Of my fellow citizens.
and that can and sta}: do. regardless OF any
political cons idc.ationB whatever.
Respectfully yours, q. 2. HAEA1B-
, 1863-04-21
:Enst.

r osT-0n }n;i Friday E5ii'a:y cs:s evening" gsn,
sIi1ched bv i ribbon. Lost between tho Sherman
Torse md W.ba.h ayenue. either on Clark. Randolph
iesy.ne said Watch It the Sherman House, vii "a
Ebezal1y rewarded. 1219t13E-X
, 1863-04-21

,sE-A votc for Bryan is vote to put forth
nlloarstrength 10 crush the rebcls--a Eotc
fot Sherman Is Yote to enable the rebels to
crush nj.
, 1863-04-21

E Business men Of Chicago! Give this
dayto the Union Cause.
, 1863-04-21

Go TO TIE BEsT--Go TO BRYANT + S1RATTcSs
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
Practical business education.
E F. E, Rigty, 50 Randolph street, ia selling
Paper HaDgIngsa at less tllaa New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. u9tl1tn
, 1863-04-21

- Who has stocked the Sherman ;1TS1iA -. =
with negroes in the place Of white ,ahor:,@.
9 Hove In" Sherman and Dave Gage. IahoE.
Ing white men Of Chicago. what do you think
Of thatS
, 1863-04-21
To the LnborIng Mon of Chfcuro.

To the LnborIng Men OF Chicago
The working men Of this city will remcm-
ber that when the Sherman House WAS being
erected, poor laborer In tue employ Of
@Hovc I'M Sherman fell from the scatfoldinc
Of the house, and was killed, By having his
brains dashed out upon the sidewalk. Imne.
diately afterwards box was placed upon a
post near the spot whero he fell, for subsc.ip-
tons for the aid Of the widow and her poor
family. Our citizens contributed libcrauy.
The printers in the TRIBUNE Office, who can
not afford q cent where Sherman can afford
hundreds Of do1latt contributed one hundred
and sixty dol1srs.:,
How much did Sherman, the rich nan, the
owner OF the building and tho employer of
the 1aborer contribute?
The poor, paltry sum Of fire t7c1ars!i
LaboEers Of Chicago! what do you think Of
that? Is such q m.n us that your friend?
Will you vote for such man +:
WAREHOUSE REcE1Frs.-IalPoRrASr DE-
c1s1oN-ln tho rcase Of Smith & Shields, rs.
Taylor, in Tie Circuit Court, yesterday morn
ing, His Honor, Judge Nanicrre, decided the
following points:
defendant t1 o 8 It The time Of the delivery Of his
warehouse receipt 10 then for 100 barrels ofNorth-
western fou-. the defendant WAS fSfoDD.I from
showing that the flour was not In existence, or
delivered according to tho terms Of the said re-
2. That the donr specified in this receipt had
not been delivered according to Its terms, the
delivery Of the various parcels to the railroad com
8. That f7crfr would lie for this -four, because
defendant was et:eplxd from denying It's exist
. i. The evidence shows that demand had been
made for these \ barrels Of -four, On the 18th Of
July. 1865, ard refused.
8. 5ndEmcnt toE plaintiffs for 500. and interest
This, casc,s conducted By Messrs. Bates &
Towslee, for plaintiffs, aud Gregory for de-
fendant,,. has been severely contested one,
md its features and the decisions Of the Court
VIII interest large circle Of our business
men.
ALDERMAN G. G. P. Ho1DEs.-This gen
tleman introduced into the Common Council
the patriotic and magnanimous Union rcso.
lutions that Mayor Sherman had the shameless
audacity to ,xto. He is as true patriot as
cyer lived. We know this.
Alderman Holden Is q candidate for re-e1ec.
ton in the Tenth Ward, to morrow. Let the
loyal voters Of the Ward give their verdict at
the polls between the Alderman's patriotic
resolutions and the mayors Copperhead veto.
Geo. Himrod, war Democrat, and a good
man, is on the ticket with Alr. Holden. Sec
to- voters in The Tenth Ward, that both Of
them are elected
j.: IARc1ST-- Alice Cook, young woman In
tho employ or.Mr: Nathaniel Otis, residing st
a76 State street: vas arrested yesterday for
stealing a:silk dress..eealu at SIS, and bon
net worth IS, the property Of her mistress,
and which snc had on at the time of her ar
rcst. Mr.. Otis Identified the property in the
Police Court, and the prisoner was held to
, 1863-04-21

Dear sir Engagement this
cavening of much importance will prevent my be-
Ing at gfyon hall this eavcning yon will Please ex-
cuec nc aid Oll:gs
yours truly
, 1863-04-21

kB- Do not @3et. anyt thing interfere with
you to-day.
, 1863-04-21


On the e6th day Of October, 1862, at tho
Democratic County Convention, 1Orrin J.
Rosc, the son-in-law Of LII T. Digersy's
Brewery was before the delegates as candi-
date for Sheriff. II was proven IN open Con
vcntion that he Was guilty Of bribery, and he
was thercupon kicked out. The same dele
gates on Saturday rccanted all they had done,
took him to their arms, and nominated him
for the Board Of Public Works, = place for
which he is no more fitted than horse. He
has not single qua!idcation-unlcss blank ig.
nosancc may be qualification, for the place,
The Union party presen: for outrage BENZ.
Carpenter, Esq, 4 practical man, thoroughly
conrersant with the duties Of the position.
Will tho people Of Chicago jeopardize their
interests By giving the place to an ignoza-
*nn3R:.
-4SaL.
tEHal1y round the ballot box for the
, 1863-04-21

An: offet>M well known Union man,
70 bet 81 ,ooooh B1yen's election, with s we'll
known better oa:e1sscs.ious, Of the Copperhead
persuasion, was yestAttasSS yestAti Is teplied TO on his
rart' by ~ Offering to ID e5o6 31yan ,eouss
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TRUSSES, &C.

L b 3 z FL = - T RUS
EsTABLIsHuENr. ~ cL,hs -. Cmcsoo, lit.
Branch ohce No - No -, -.--,s y, Louis. No
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s. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
(NO. 2o5.l
1SnTD STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.


U1NHTD STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
DIANA. s..
WHSEk2s. libel OF information has been fled In the
District Court of the United states within aud Tor the
seventh Circuit and District 0f Indiana on the 18th day
Of January, 1888. by John Hanna, Esq Attorney
Of the Cnited states for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate credits and effects Of one
james Carson. tow "a certain Judgment against Moses
Aofeland and william Moreanc In the Madison Circuit
Court IN the state ~ Indiana rendered Apri Term lsGl
for $sl7 TO- with credit thereon Of $780, also prorns-
sory note against the parties. due D-ceMber Is,
1851 for ~ 600 and two notes against he same
parties Tor s70 esch-o1e q which T. due DecemOcr 25
182 and the other j. due December - ls63, for
aion u the poeTs II of Congress approved July
H. s62 entitled, An act 10 suppress nsurrecon, 20
punish treason and rebellion, 70 seize and csuscae the
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against sad property, and that the may be
condemned aud sold enemies property.
Now therefore, ia pursuance of the montioD under the
seal of said Court 20 directed and delivered, do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said property,
any part thereof any interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United States 20 held At the city Of indianapolis
Of Feb uary next at ten O'Clock the forenoon Of that
day then and there inerp0se their claims and make
their allie cations in that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal.
Per |. ). BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
ions H. RIA. Clerk iau20- dat
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a I L r o "A d
1868. u 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AZ MILES SHORTER TRAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.


AN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d. 1883,
~ trains will be follows:
\ Chicago Express Train will leave indianapolis al
los p NJ, ard arrive a. Kokomo AZ $40 P. W. in tine
to make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loganspor NasPa also
and Chicago.
Returning The train will leave Kokorao al 3;25
NJ arrival Of the night train from Chicago,
riving al India apOlis al 60 a. n
Mail 1rain will leave Indianapolis al 4:l0 p ".
Stopping all stations and arriving at Peru IN time 70
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bah Railway. FOR Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne To-
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru al 725
4. N, after the arrival Of the train the T. W r. W
from the East. and indianapolis At lls0 A
in time 10 make connections for all points East South
and West.
AChieago Expr~sstrsin viii leave Indianapolis at lO4o
T. NJ. making clos connections KOkomO with train for
L0gan>porf. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru 307 A. N IN time 20 make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and wabash Rail
way
Returning the same train viii leave Peru AZ l25 p NJ
making close connection kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati aDd Chicago Air Line r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga port and arrive at indianapolis
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V. 7. MAI0rT. General Ticket Agent feb23, eddy
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AtitrA-
.IOHS II. REA. Cler
(NO. 2n2)
STATES sOfAMERICA, DIS


u TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS A libel Of information has been fled IN the
District Court ~ the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th day Of
January, 1853 by John Hanna, Esg, Attorney OF the Uni
ted States Tor tue District Of Indiana. against the e
Of Lorenzo D. Cowden, in amt the following
scribed rcal estate ina said District towiU piece
parcel Of land adjoining the town Of Cambridge City, al
joining the side Of lot o. n block ?, " K and 5 r.
IN Hawkins addition said town. and being directly
south Of lot g. aud part of IN said block 2 and facing
Railroad street and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
the south, the eing the properly formerly owned
by VIM II. Cannon. aud bcing hundred feet the
srfet by about l40 feet deep also 30 feet west side lots
5 and g. In block ., W. r. and $. r. In Hawkins
addition TO said town. for violation Of the powers Of
an Act Of Congress approved July lTfh, ls62 entitled
An Act 10 suppress nsurrecOn to punish and
rebellion seize and contsca'e the property Of rebels
and fr other purposeS praying process against said
realty, and thr the same may be Condemned and
sold a. enemies property.
low, therefore, ~ pursuance of the honOu under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
realty. any part thereof in any interested
th~rei that they be and appear before the said the Dis
iric Court of the United States 10 he held az the city o
indianapolis In and Tor the District Of Indiana on the ls
Monday of February 10 o'clock of the forenoon
of that day and then and there nterpose their claims
and make then Legations IN that behalf
ID. G.. ROSE, U. s. Marshal,
ByI. ;. BIGHLow, Deputy,
Attest
I0Hs II. RIA Clerk. ianlT-dl4
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Sole Proprietor ai Mnnlftias~r -, t,- uari Ruiaer
rrls>. ara i.r R-,-'- { fi.-.ise @tr's r.t.fii-.
The u q u 'rr rrgs, = unl, anl sll-rior 10 all
o'lT,.- n la fil' sing r'S,s~s VII ne..r hrcak rust
cftie sti 80 iii-i.r - 'usle ta nnss-r viii
cure II til e y.glFs san'is = - ~ Injure
The cord, an j. alRayS clcaH aad gsnl a. tex
thi'nis ,au 10. arcar,i,ly a.-i ly -fniing size in
Incl p-"t'i billy i ii.~ Il r1Il.'isr.
Rsisa >rr> a. 3" saii-rl riy s,tlsrs The fol-
loving oily nrr 01 rel. liof Nat Iar'ioclian: and
larier Nv York: irs t;oslari anal slfsv. I1iaisi
Ii'a pr. Il. J">' StIr t'risrai liur,-,u Wash,
inei"l; Prnf- lirii'rr fT~r Rf,. Au'rns, and la
sis. Ch.ra,i. nr Nulc'it Mlwasl.s Ne
M,'uff'f.F AMI ii'lisT Ga Sir-ilr i;r-us-s Ai-lofn-
iaai >t.Ts'fr'fs. : T. aHi Ffu flA~e Stockings for
yaricp~r triif, Sn>isii~,r, lian,iag.S g.. e.
pR. WILCOX : PATENT ARTlItCi IL IFt. man
f,-iarri 10y G. Sia1pri has man, aiya,a,s all
Oi,r-, aai =, !iircc 4 such Il ils rrrN c the
hrs; premiums ~ t's ntei States Fairs tapisr tie ex
animation e t lf sure,-sis ii country Iis
tim = rc~c!ytl lraa - r'l,T rr' tWisrli will
brock giving Il errs preference iir siars spring
used in u'ii.r ifiis
send sfaipl f'r lafnrilef. P.,si uns-- l;ox ass.
1k1S" For sale 10y all Druggists novl4-'s2 -d3m
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Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SENTINEL win be charged the fun Daily rates
with one-half the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices ubihcd Ia the local columns. OF ten
lines under viii be charged for each insertion al u
over ten ues, ten cents per line.
Charges will b. made for inserting the notices OF the
folio~ng ORDER Societies and Associations At the rates
named 70 be- paid in advance:
Military Companies Order n Odd Fellows. MsOnic
ORDERS Renevol.ni Societies and singing Societies
each exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion. over eight lines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 90 cent.
Notices ~ Festivals Pcnics and ENeurso.s, gotten up hy
individuals associations, by churches, at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the head Of
Special Notices. enlnes ovet will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged City cents.
Yearly advertisers opay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
o. be charged at the rate Of 81 so Tor each name IN the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly. the 10 be. In
all cases. paid In advance
Legal advertisements inserted NJ the expense Of the at
tonsy ordering and not delayabe for the legal proceed
Ings but coeciahe at usual time. Publishers not
for the accuracy e legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State sentinel.
I.N. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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what should take for AsihmAi
Il X A y DE'S TU SILA G O,
They give immediate relief. rs cents 9 boS