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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10

Sir JoHN's Run, VA. September S-Our
forces at Bath. consisting of part of two com
panies of the 3Oth Pennsylvania cavalry, com
manded by Col. Wynkoop. were attacked at
O'Clock this morning by party of rebels, from
$50 To $50 strong. The rebels eluded the route
OF the pickets
Col d. NJ Srober. Of the Sd Virginia cavalry
who at Bath, states that our forces resisted
the attack with much galantrs and drove back
the enemy A party at once started in pursuit
but with what success is not Vet known.
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ST. JoHNs. Sep'ep S-The steamer Adri-
attic passed Cape Race 70 dav. and the following
new> WIS ob' unei
The Liverpoo Mercury rro;eS~e> TO have relia-
BILE inlor nation that ine Nanderbilt Was >unk by
the Alabama m thu l3tn ot August, in lltitude
g. and longitude IL
The Time, evidently ,imit> that the question
OF building ships for the Confederatos j. becom
ing serious aud urge TINT NJ concessions can be
made 10 mauace. the laws must take their course.
The lines hopes that if the rams are really in
tended for the ConfedsrateS. the laws may be
strong enough Ia stop them
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Advertisements published IN both the Daily and ihe
weekly SExTISxt will be charged he fun Daily rates,
with one half the Weeklv rates added.
business Notices Published In the local columns, Of ten
under. will be charVed for each insertion t II
everfen lines. cents per line.
Charges viii be made for inserting the notices OF The
following Orders Societies aud Associations at the rates
nsnled. % be paid In advance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion; over eight lines a this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, tl;
without potice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notices Festivals Picn,cS and Excursions gotten UP by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head of
Special Notices. u ten lines will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lnes Inserted
In the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers 10 paw quarterly
Announcing candidates for ofcesd every description
to charged he Of f1 50 for each name ia the
Daily and s2 the Daily and Weekly. the same TO be- In
all cases. paid IN advance.
inserted the OF the at
ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
lngs but collectsble usus time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARDNESS Il BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel
j. NJ. TlLFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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M EpIcAL.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

NTo MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nectsd with the history Of ths Maeria Medica Of the
United States, favorAbly known pioneer In
medical discovery, than that of JOHN BULL, Of Louis
vile KY. His inmitabe preparation Of Sarssparilla has
long stood the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug His compound Pectoral Of Wild Cherry
has become a household word throughout the West and
South; his Worm Lozenges in less than year sfer
their introduction. attained reputation as widespread
the continent Of North America But the crownng
glory his life remains to be attained in his latest dis
covery, rather combination for be does not clam 10
have been the dscoverer Of CEDRON which Is the basis
Of the Btters offered to the public. That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants oil Central America. TO
whomi.s virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with the Indian bids defiance
the most deadly malaria and handles without fear the
most serpenfs II is belief with them that
while there breath left in the body the Cedron is potent
to cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to ndorse this extravs-
giant pretenson he j. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating TO its virtues
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either to changes Of weather and climate
the miasmatic influences il stands without rival
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed
Central America and the West Indies. In
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and its attendant train Of symptoms, IL acts more like
charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range of the Maeria Medca that for moment bear
a comparison with il in this disease.
full account II this wonderful plant be- found In
the eleventh edition Of the u 3 Dspensatoy pages 1887
aud 1885,
series Of experiments, in which DIR. Bull has been
for years engaged has been brought successful
termination, and h. is enabled TO offer TO the public
combnatian of Cedron with other improved toncs the
whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which Re confident has equal in
the world.
He mis- hit furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned to estimate such things at
their value The safest plan Is for every to test
for himself the virtues of a new medicine Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10

CHARLEsroS, September $50 A. M.-The
bomblrdment Of batteries Wagner and Gregg
has been ineesssnt for the last 50 hours. The
noise OF the canuOnade was tremendous
Last night the enemy landed near Cummings
Point in barges. and assaulted Battery Gregg
The assault was repulset No particulars.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10
From IBnffaIo.

BUFrALo. Ssptember Last night FIRE was
discovered in Wilkinson elevators, which soon
extended 10 c. J Wells elevators Both. with
their contents. were destroyed About 50 900
bushels of grain stored in the former and
2Oooo0 in the latter. mostly corn. The grain
fully insured The elevators were insured
for about $1,000. \ warehouse adjoining
Wells elevators was also burned. Total loss es-
timated At 500 900.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r O "A D.
1868. MX3 81 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route go Chicago via Kekoms.
81 MILES sHoKrER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.

81 MILEs SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
or AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 20 isss, trains
" trains will be run ~ follssx
Chicago Express Train will leave Indian. polls st
1875 p IA, Kokomo BIO p. NJ in time
make close connection sith traE the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Rsilrosd for Logansport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive al Perm o. 40 p. n.
Returning, the train will leave Peru l3o A. NJ,
making close connections with the night Chi
caeo and arrive AZ Indianapolis at $40 A. N.
stopping all stations and arriving a. Peru in time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash, Huntington. Port Wayne To-
edo aud Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru al $50
NJ after the arrival Of the train the T. W r. W
from the arrive Indianapolis 1000 n.
in time TO make connections for s points Fast South
and West
Chicago Expresstr2in will leave indianapolis s.2o
p NJ, making close connections At kokomo with train for
Logsnsport. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive u
Peru Los A. M in make connection with
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning the will leave Peru 1915 v N
making close connection Kokono with fhe trsnf
the UIncnnau and Chicago Air Line r. X from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive Al indianapolis ss
4lO NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points-
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
V. 7. MALoIT. General Ticket Agent. feb2S ss-ciy
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From Baltimore

Gen. Schenck has issued an order repressing
the substitute business
In his department, it appears that agents have
gone out OF the State to procure substitutes and
have interfered with the operations of the draft
and the recruiting service
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NOTICE.
To Shippers of Tallow, Lard, Grease
Oils, &c. &c.

F5NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING FOR 4 NUMBER OF
years gwen their particular attention the sale of
the above articles feel confident OF their ability to dis
pose Of them on advantageous
terms Any Per~ou desiring cur Weekly Circulars
have them gratis by sending their address. 10
ABRAM KNIGHT x SONS,
iune29- 9-d6m 81 Water street, New ork.
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Prom Chattanooga

CHArrASooo,. September Although IN,
armie are in close proximity. there are no ind
cations OF an early engagement. but q Sigh
cause may bring one on at ans moment.
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Frnm Eorfress NInnrne.

FoRTREss MONROE. September The steamer
Daniel Webster has arrived from City Point. She
reports that Morris Island is evacuated by the
Confederates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-10
Military Directory of indianapolis,
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPART

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p Morton, Governor; Office, state House;
residence Of Market and Illinois sts $1,000
w. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
TO Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. on..................... 1854
W. n II. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor. Office, State House: residence
Loves Block, on ohio ostreet.............. ALAS
W. n. Scalater, Major Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers, A. ID. e. to Governor. Office,
State House, boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Laz Noble Adutsnt General of Indiana.
Office, State House: boards Bates House;
$500 from the State and ~ ,664 pay of Col
onel ...................i.:.... 3,464
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indianapolis and Madison
RR HLRRG Ii.
1868. III 60 1868.
New arrangemens 60 Commences uem-

1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays exoept~d1 be
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, st 80 4.
and p NJ. arrvin eison at 1 -36 A. N. and : 80
Pm.
Leave the Depot al Madison at 9 A. n and r. NJ. ar
irving 81 indianapolis Of IL A. N. and slloPN
The rein leaving Indianapolis al SO A n. conn-cts
with that leaving Columbus at e.45 A. NJ. for shelby
Vile and Rushyille arriving Shebyvls lo-s5 A. NJ
aud Rn-hvilie al l. 20 =. NJ.
Leaving Rusbville at 70 NJ. ShslbyvflIe ass p.
N, connect. Al Columbus With the and ". train.
irving at either Indianapolis Madison the eveu-
ing.
This Road forms line With the yacxefs Madison for
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and n
dsnapolis and points West
Tariff Of Freights a. low e by any other r0nte.
Shippers and merchants Vest will find n theirnfe
20 ship by this line.
feb2 DC. BRASHAA sun.rintsndeut.
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SaIe of II. -. Ronds

PHILADELPHIA September S-The subscrip-
ton agent reports the sale of 1897 $50 of 5 20's
to-day.
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TTORNE EY.


ATTORNEY At LAW.
nFFiCE on SECOND FLOOR HUBBkRD's BLOCH
Corner Washington and Meridian Streets, tentrsnee
from Meridian Street, Indianapolis Ind. Ne VII faith.
fully and promptly al legal business entrusted
10 Kim Especial attention given 20 eoiecon. ne re-
fersto the business men ef Trdisnspeiis generally.
.ye-ddm
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o. Bwilcox Brigadier General of Volunteers,
commanding District of Indiana and Michi-
gan Office, Headquarters, corner Maryland
and Delaware streets; boards at the Bates
Robert n HutchnS Captain and A. A. G., U.
5. S.volunteers. Office, Headquarters; boards
at Bates House. ..... Observation-Disclosures. l.s6a
George c. Lyon. Major 18th Michigan volun-
teer>, Chief Provost Marshal District Indiana
and Michigan. Office, Headquarters; boards
at Bates House. ...,.............. ALAS
l.. Curtis Brsckett, lst Lieut. 2sth Massachu-
setts Volunteers, A. ID. C. and Post Adjutant.
tlfiice Headquarters; boards at Bates House 1854
VIM. v Richards. LIST III ut. 18th Michigan
Volunteers. \. u. {. Office, Headquarters:
boards at Bates House. e.................... 1854
Charles A. Nc night lSt Lieut.. 9Th Mich. Vol.
A. D. c. Office, Headquarters; boards at
Bates House. l,554
Jonathan Birch, LIST Lieut.. A Inspector Cen
eral. Office, Headquarters boards at Bates
House. ......-.. l0J
James Biddle. Col list Ind. Vols Pos, Com
mandant. Office, Headquarters, boards at
Major stevenson 5, corner Penns ylvania and
Tinker streets............. ........... ASA
Il. y. Madison, Cd Lieut.. Ind. Vols Office.
burnside BARRACKS -. ......... I,asa
c. L. Rugg, 81 Lieut.. list Ind. OILS. Ofhce,
Burns de Barr icks. .............. ,326
J. y SinOnson. Colonel L. ;. A. and Military
Commander. Office, He ehdqusrtrrs boards
al Judge Morrison : terminus Of the Gravel
road. -. .................. ASA
John Il Farquh Captain U. ; Infantry and
Act Military Com. Oice, Headquarters;
boards corner Mass avenue and New Jersey
............................ 1,44s
J. B. Miller Capt 18th L : Inf and mastering
and Dshursing officer. Office, Headquarters;
boards Mrs. Kinder's 79l. East Washing
ton street. l,446
W II. Jordan. Captain 9th L. :. Inf. iishurS-
ing Officer. Office. Headquarters; boards at
Ii ties Hotel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i,446
James 4. Ekin, Captain and A. q. D.. Acting
Quartermaster L. :. A. Office, southwest
corner Washington and New Jersey streets;
boards a the Bates House. ............. 1852
;. Lowry Moore, Captain and A. Q. NJ Il. 5
Vols Office, -; boards at Littles Hotel. l,662
Thomas Fu>ter, Captain &. ). L. ). V. Office
and residence, south east corner Washington
and Mississ ppi streets. 1852
Daniel Mcclure, Major and Paymaster. Oifce,
ohm Block. corner Washington and Me-
ridi m streets, up stairs; boards az the Bates
House. ..-..-...... z,Zoc
c. :. Stevenson, Major and Psymaste'. Office,
lohn's Block, resides Pennsylvania
and Tinker streets 226S
~ :. Bundy, Major and Paymaster. Ofice,
News Building. No 81 East Washington
street; boards Bate Hou>e................. 226s
Frank Wilcox. Captain. sd regt. Ind vos
Post Provost Marshal. Office and residence
at Soldiers Home. ........ l.446
J. : Bobbs Surgeon, L. y vols. Medical III
rector Office. northeast corner Of Maryland
and Delaware streets residence, Michigan
Road east 4 city. 226e
William \. Wiley. Captain aud Military Store
keeper. Office, Headquarters. residence,
NJ. ~ East New York street............. Isis
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hyshould buy boz o.
II ANDES rUS 81 "A G. O
rHR WONDERFUL aRAxuLKs
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GENERAL ros INDIANA.

Conrad kaker. Gel l.; Indiana cavalry snd \
\ Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
nc, Blsckfort's Bio-k. southeast corner No
rdisa and Washington streets, upstairs
boanis At NJ. ~ North Tennessee street. ASA
james &. Jones. Co. 42d md infantry and Su-
perintendent for Recruiting for Invalid Corps
and commander of camp o. rendezvous or
fc~. District Headquarters. boards at Bates
House. 49,. ..........-.... ASA
John y. Scott Captain. Toth Ind. volnnte~- in
fantry and A. A. 4. G. and Inspector Ofics,
with A. A p. NJ G.. boards AZ Macy House. l,446
orris Blake. Captain, 3sth Ind. volunteer infan-
Try aud Assistant superintendent of Recruit
ing Inspector. &c. Once. Di>trc; Head.
quarters. boards Al Macy House. ........... ls6s
T. J. De Ia Hunt. Lieutenant and AdiutAnt 26th
Ind. volunteer infantry and Superintendent
Of OF desertrrs. ofice. with A. A. y.
NJ G..-........-.......... ............... ISIS
II. Is Pinch. Lieut. and O. NJ, 1d Ind solun-
teer infantry. 4. 4. q NJ. and Inspector Of
House Lass
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bUAAU % ENkOLLNkNT % THE sIAIH INNOLLNLNT
DISTRICT.
n Bfaden. Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
ne. Blackford's Heck 81 roor. boards al O.
Johnson's THREE miles north Of the city, h
Ta4rpad .-.s-..s.s l.sto
Wm. Wallace. Cognrnissioner Offce Hack
ford's Block. residence Ne lei Hast Market
street. ss..ssss.... .......s.s s....s.sss LAS
Thomas Il. Harvey surgeon. Office. with Pro-
vost Marshall boards at No 7s4 East Nash.
tnston nstr.e,................... 2.2ss
T3ss4
Add Gen. cauingion, ofree IN state House. 4o64
sos3t
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DowEN. STEWART A Co. wholesale and retail deal
Books and Stationery. and Printers Materials
No. Is West Washington street. apr26
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VA & II. GLENN Co, New York Store, Dry
w Goods wholesale and Retail tienns Block, East
Washington street mayo
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PUSH ON THE COLUMN.

T. 1914 the committee to inform Col.
polL ofh;s nomination, says an exchange,
made = visit to the Hermitage During
ths;r stav. the old hero extended shat
whole ssouled hospitality for which ne y,
was distinguished, and gave them WORDS v, s
of encouragement AS they were about
to leave be clasped them by the hand
snd as he bade them farewell, ne SAID;
|atientleman, the cause of Democracy Is
with YOU; put your shoulders to the wheel
nrav God for success, and push on the
column ., These words were the battle
cry of the Democracy in hat campaign
Tbey. sounded like the living words, o.
Jackson throughout the nation. They
nut their shoulders to the wheel, they
worked with an inspired energy, and they
did push on the column to victoryl
Democrats, the voice Of Jackson speaks
to YOU in thrilling tones and with an
earnest meaning. Treason is plotting II
council. and disunion stalks out boldly
in its frenzy, and threatens destruction &c
those cherished institutions to the preser'
yation Of which Jefferson and jackson
devoted their lives. The times call 70,
action We must work. Let eery Dem
ocrat ND and "put his shoulder to the
wheel and push on the column
Ohis Patriot.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
II dersigned as Administrator of the
Estate of John schafroth, deceased, will offer
for sale at public auction, on the premises,
On, Saturday, the 10Th day OF October 1868,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M, and
4 o'clock D. M, on said day. the following de-
scribsd real estate, situate in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, to wit:
BEGINNING at the south west corner OF the
north west quarter Of section twenty-nlne
township one and range three, thence easl
one hundred and sixty rods to the south eas'
corner of said quarter section, thence nortI
one hundred and eighty rods to the left forf
| Of Barnes' run, thence up said run with th'
meanderings thereof to the section line
tbencs,south thirty-eight rods to the place
beginning, containing sixty acres, more o
less, and being all that part Of said quarte
section lying south of the left fork OF Barnes
run.
ona.third in one year, and one-third in tw
j vaars. with interest on the deferred payment
p 10 he secured to the satisfaction Of the III
dsrsigned.
John Sohafrcth, deceased.
August 5, 1859.
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PERILOUS EXPERIMENTS.
READ, IF YOU VALUE LIFE.

Our public hospitals need reform.
Neither the food nor the treatment OF their
inmates is what it ous hit to be. The great
object in most of these institution seems
to be. to doctor the sick at the least possl-
BILE expense. AS Captain Bunsby might
sav. s.if they live, so, ifthey die, so, also. !"
The worst feature of the wholels, that the
patients are used as hring subjects for yoang
practitioners to experiment upon. These
cloves of the medical schools expect to
obtain the knowledge necessary in private
practice, by testing the properties and
powers of medicines upon the helpless
wretches placed under their charge. Deny
this who will, we know it to be true.
For our own part, we are far from plac-
ing implicit faith in the prescriptions O.
the faculty. Au contraire, we have infnl
i tely more confidence in the world perva'
ding remedies. of Professor Holloway
/ than in all the tinctures, decoctions, ano
dynes, and cathartics recommended in tn
! professional text books. Doubtless, tn
erotistic nabobs at the head ofseme 0
. our medical institutions would designat
7 his Pills and Ointment as empirical prep
arations. Butwe say, no. Empires ex
Eperiment upon the diseased system; bu
lhe does not He claims the trust an
: tconfdenee of invalids on sure grounds
:, an unbroken series of cures, embracih
:, all internal and external complaints, an
). running through no less period than II
IS fourth of century! Can imaginatic
II conceive of more conclusive testimor
o than this2 Does not such vouche
e bearing the Endorsements Of the sick
! every cline, and backed by the favorab
Ic lopinions and friendly DEGREES ofsome
the leading governments of Europe, car
:. more weight with it than whole stack
u dipioa.-. a--Saadoy .Enses '
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Home Testimony.

Athens, Athens Co. Ohio. Aug. 10, 1853,
DIR. G.. Roback: H @ 81 5st
Dear Sir-Permit me to say in relation to
your scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Pu-
r;f.r. that l have. used several boxes and
bottles. and have found their effects on my
system to be all that it is claimed tor them
IN your advertisements. have also seen the
effects of your pills upon child four or hvs
wears old, in expelling worms from the bowels.
One dose given the child, confined to the bed,
and apparently very sick. caused the werms
to come away from it in great numbers, and
they were found crawling and scattered all
about. The child thus relieved recovered
immediately, aud is now we'll and hearty.
Yours, &c,
JOSEPH HERROLD.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTEDi

The undersigned, under orders, has
opened arecruiting Office at Wooasfeld,
Ohio, for the United States service. The
Term Of enlistment viii be for three
years, pay. fromssls to $50 per month
s3l per month for clcthing and rations
aeBonnty S33.
aaAdvance. pay sas.
e.Premium "a.
e. Total S4z
Sept. p. 1Se3,-4w.
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GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CHICAGO

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CHICAGO
Another immense Grain Elevator, said
to be the largest in the world, has ust.
been finished in Chicago, and still another,
of equal size, is nearly completed. They
have been built in the most substantial
manner, and are furnished throughout
with the most perfect machinery, includ-
ing a large number of Fairbanks 500
Bushel Hopper Scales, which insures cor
rect weight to buyers and sellers of grain.
The amount of grain which can be hand
led in these Elevators in single day is
enormous. The increased production Of
grain in the Northwest is perhaps shown
in no way more clearly than by the rapic
increase in Chicago of the facilities fol
| receiving and shipping it.
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Bss- The meeting at the Court House

=. BEg- Thcmeeting at the Court House,
on Saturday evening last, was organized by
calling Edward Salisbury, Esq., to the
.suchair, who made a brief and appropriate
s4tspeech; after which, Doct. O,Connor ad-
dressed the audience for about two hours.
The. meeting at Eddy's School House, in
y the. afternoon, was largely attended, and
addressed by Doct. U'counor and Doct
% Grimshaw. The good work goes bravelJ