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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
A QUESTION .ANswERED.-R Referring t.

A QUESTION .ANswERED-Re Referring to the
loss Of the Al anita, the Macon Coz Tolerate
propornds the enGpiry:
"ss tie editor Of the Republican is a ,.n
Der - the Eoard OF dbe p,ess Assoc alton, we
would respectfully enquire. WY such rewe
was not sent iorw ard yesterday or last pght
according to the rules aud regriatioah?
We auster pllat tie news srns despatch d
promptly 10y Ii o'cloc's Ok he mo sing ibc ois
aster occu'.eJ, and If il failed 20 reach our
brethren Of the Press it vas simply because it
encountered some foolish ,riiiGry obstacle
a ter leaving ihis ci.y.-4Sau Repub
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Posr HEADQUARTERS. Rove Ca.

POST HEADQCARTRRs, Row, Ca,
U,u,RrY DOLLARS fEwARp~PprTiyassss i !, pi,t
L Of 1t. Hay company on detached service rom
Cheataams division. Polks Corps, Army Tennessee
stationed al HoTe ga, are II yeas, iee& inches
high .. K COMPLEXION sandy bair grry ewes. Ana BE-
longs CO. 3sth rcgin..i lem ,s,le Vols Ard
resides Nv 'nne;t county CR. The ABOVE revard
will be Iii io his apprt eIson aad delivery 70 me
At tn. poAt 0r any o.er military post in the Coated
crate States. D. s. HAY
jul7-J0d LIST. 1t end Ccndt Detail
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pa- Henry Clay Deau, the great orator o.
Iowa, who was talked Of as q candidate for
Governor, was seized on the l1,h OF, a n Val
,,.ndighass, ani sent to Missouri, 10 DO t'ie
hy drum head court marital.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

naa- The Galveston Texas News published
m 'n's Of Gen. Henry f. McCuiloch. General
Thomas ]. Chambers and 1t. John VI. Croctc /
as candidates for Governor; also Gen. John !.
Warton is annoupce1 as n candidate Cor Coz:
,.rcs6 from the I'd District
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

GrrERrrLAs IN LAWRENCE CorxrY; KEN
1rcKY-A correspondent wiring on tIiI J.. IA
inst from Lawrence county, KENTUCKY says
Two hundred rebel soldiers inc 20 Hog 1.
'rsvi!le yesterday. They bocDt tne depot a;
New Haven aud train OF | ;m told o
day there arc over two hundred OF the devils
lloj5cps.i!lc is in Larue couny. nire n, les oil
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Taken UP
PosT HzApouAarEEs. ROME, GA,{

Posr HEApoCARTEEs. ROME, Cad
THIRTY DOLLARS EEwARD.-Ssrst C Beech
OF Co. n, 4!th regiment Tennessee Vos., age
IS yearn, feet ~ inches high black vhiskers aod
moustaeh, dark complexoD, black hair, grey ,yss.
Deserted FROM Lieut.. Hays company Of men on o.
tached sefvice from Army of Tcnne ssee aati0ne st
Rome. Ga June LIST. 1858. The above reward viii
be paid for his apprehension and delivery 70 any ui
tAry p T.. ID. S. HAY
jul?-a1d lst Ii. Condg. D, at Rome, Ca.
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Ky" Gen. Mcclellan has completed his ;e.
port Of all his military one sicns OF the Pc.
tonac. Il vii! make quite al extensive dc
umrnt H.s friends assert that y will answer
;hror.-!, otii'ial documents. may unp'easaI.
things that have been ai'cge1 az,inst i'm.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

rsa- a facciious bnt sensible cofrespt ndens
says the Tennessee boys, are so badly drilled
they positively do not know how to make an
about face when they get into fight, and
uouydaIiT iHey fnen ho,c!
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

49, The Louisville Democrat akes ,he
following pertinent enqu;ry:-"Is il not giving
aid aud CON fort to The rebellion 10 put Hooke'
onward TO fight Lee?" Yes! Tor any ethe
man"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25
nea~ Tbs Louisville Democrat Of The ISL

rfa~ The louisville Democ:at Of The ISL,
says:
If tie Confederate army goes into Pen, Viva.
MA they bave 8 terrible example 10 io y il
their conduct. The expeditions TO -, ,..r,
deso!aion aud vase that have gone ihr
some localities III The South, NAV .ind il. !,
tors now. TO nc cost Of loyal men in Il old
keystone. We hope the rebels will ,o, oil
low REESE outrageous examples. We 60 on,
depend much upon their vir;ue that no,
stand much !elnrtai lou; but we th,ri- ,,.ay
are smart. and 4 is the part Of " i'd T.
| indulge ! such practices, even to ret..i.a.e.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

Bg CO.. c. rio. Y. Paine, whose death in
battle has been announced, was great grand
son of Robert Feat Paine, whose hopored
name appears among the sig lers ofih Decla-
ration of deDe ndeace
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

re1- Hon C.. L. Vn'lanaigham took his
pa, ture from Confederate port Tuesday n "a:
last, and it is known that he gos safely to 4.
He is destined FOR 81 British West !aa TT.
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He2s- The Atlanta ConfedeFacy says a negro
belonging to Mr.. Clay of Walton county. was
hung at Morrne on Satin day last, having bee,
convicted Of committing rape on little girl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

b7r We learn by private letter %
Spring Hill, Tern. that Gen. Forrest : ii" y
recovering feeu the wound he recently rcc iv-
ed. ard will be in The saddle again in ew
days.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

b6- IT we are too frequently cur, ea will.
Yankee raiders, it is because We don't punish
!hen enough for king tie ir i-cu,sions.
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Fig sc''ty Fair ,ssys at he pres NO.
inent III 'acr, :.ere are brt TWO olsIuc,,ocx
10 the .fee nav CATION of 4! Mississippi river.
One of these is the Confederate army, rae
other is the FeGeral
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nsn- The Chicago journals contain revised
list OF yearly three colu ms Of the killed and
wounded before VicksLuIg.
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DE-rRrcrrvE FIRE-A rortiouof he w,x...,

DE-TRrcTIvE FIRE-A porfiou'o of he wee
shops ~ Mount Airy, near pe,ersbr tir.
gina, belonging 10 The Petersburg "a .a
company, were destroyed by lire ou The .5.h
instant. The estimated loss - '.,.,we. T.. we
thousand ard fifteen ibcrsac, ,o"are. j
is but partially covered by iusurance. q , |
liable p'an'rg mill, with some other :,,s ;.,e,y
was also destroyed; also Tot Of ria:.l !. 4
several new boz cars inst SIN snins
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

pea- Lapdscer, the famous painter. was re
Gently waylaid by some Eoglish youn, ,ss'i>
and made to d.aw sketch Of dos Tor
fancy fair. The sketch sold for $500.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

IN- Kold E-out," in SPECIAL ccmmunica
ton, suggests that We change tho name Of
Liuc@'n's DORIAN, and call it 1.-THE Ex-Best
Government the wocld ever saw"
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

sss> Seven worn'ed men were broos"t 10
Nashville on Monday, Whe, Wills on a s,out
on Sunday, the l4fh, were attack ID b. az y
Of gue,r|Ias in ambush, at Silver Spri..gs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

DIED At Quitman. Miss. June IL, 1869, FANNIE,
daughter u Capt. W. l.. McConnicO, 10th Tenn. Neg
lmeDt, T.. $. A.
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Tor. the LeSislature.

In response to numerous Solicitations. annoo, .
myself candidate ios election "a the House Of sd
rcscutatives from II. Pictorial District composed Of
the ctonties OF van Barren, Bedsos aud Rhes At thu
ensuing August election. s. E. CARNES
j1u.l3-tes
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ALL COUN.

IN The COUNTY COURT or NARsHAI.L COuN.
i u Teuncssee.
No. .,ss' !. : 4 s :, r q. ; o.'...
In this it appearing 10 tia satisfaction OF the
Court IRON complainsuts bill, witch swcr 10, hat
G"feh"e NJ Mary r. Record, l. resident OF the
state Of Tennesscc, SO that the ordiasiy prooe Of
ordered adjud9sd and decreed BY the Coart that ub
icstke he msda for four successive wsem in the
chattanooga Rebel" requiring too oe0udAug Hary
E. RessId TO appear AZ tho Au gust lS6s, the
co""y Court cf Marshall county Tennessee and plead
aG =, or denaur, 60 comp lanants bilf or Tire 9me
will Il taken for conieaed, and set down for hearing
exparteNs 70 her.
true copy. r. l.. ADAMS.
tnnS6-wlVs C1e,--
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y iVER LAND FOR.SALE.--A plsntaripp contain
~ log ESQ OF E'owah River Land, ccO acres
u b "a - e o cultivation, Is offered for SAFE This
ain IL, IA tire srriae-an uuimprOved water power
oH tne river. aud IL bounded by fine moan: in range
or stock For healh AID good society this 10 al ion
passed. Enquire OF the Depot age at at King
sou or Carter-vie. 3artow county. Ga. iju15.4t'l
- AM NAf.--On he l6,h .rst, my toy .uatle >,
III link ~ bis intention TO tfy and get - his
~ uAIk mulsito 5 ;set inches high cuick spoken
ant ints lhgent booking. II I'D when be lett er
cap and cket about ]? years Of age, weighs las
p,uocs. Any one Informing of his whereabouts
o. mis- odsineDt in JAIL W Ill DO literally re ward.d.
Lddress w. a. PATE,
Co A, 30th Miss. Vols. Wa'ltralls EriGs de,
jn2i ~ near Shehyse, Tenn.
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Msh Ahb1fseusntx.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.

JUST K Ii EEv ED.
A large stock of fine Prints, Mus,ina, meeting
Shifting, Hats. Shoes, &c.
Also: CoFee, Soda. Pepper, Spice, Tobacco and
many other articles too humerous t. mention. Gail
md sec, opposite PrcsbJ Church.
PlRkiE h HARRIS,
jI2j Az Wholesale AID Retail D.si.rs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-25

EOUNO.-A Truak WAS fond in the rear Of III
u express office IL :, nk 1t, supposed to 10 stolen
as ~ negrOes we're ryiug to rhs the trunk at the
tue ( WA .ound. 1he owner can have tho hunk by
paN.Ls charges aud describing it aid contents.
ju:l Gt jO. G. POT1S.
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Wa are authorized d announce The Hon SAY. A.
Sni-a candidate for the SsnA.. IRON the District
composed OF the countteS Of Hamilton, Marion. s.
quatchie Bledsoe and Bradley.
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ICTAIE OF TENNESSEE,
JoaS L. YARSxLL, vs.. SAMUEL CLARK, surv.v M
partner Of CIASk, McrIra 4 Co.
In Chancery at Harrison.
1t appearing that the defendant Samuel Clark 4,
rident Of The State Of Tennessee % thas the or.
binary process Of the cannot be served on him
weekly for fou. weeks, "a the "Eebel' . newsesper
published In Chattanooga requiring sid deeudsns to
appear ss chanccry Court 70 be held at tbs urt
house In Harrison, the second Monday Of June
hext, aud answer compainapt's bill or Judgment ws
eontssse viii be entered against him. and ths cause ct
for hearing, sr parte.
r. G. JONES,
|. mAyG.W&t C11. A n.
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mayE-wAt
MARION COUNTY COURT.

= q sns' .ss 4s s,;:s;.,. :. sci. land
Frederick Oyer sen. Dec't.
itspIearing irorat the petition fci in this cause,
that John Oyier, j. ID. Rogers aud vie Elijah. in.
Fountain Rogers and wife Mary Arm, Daniel Oyler
Andrew Oyler, aud L. E. Barnes ard vic MAY, ere
non residents oil the State. Is thereGEe ordered BY
the Court that publication be made Al TO them, for
Tour gu. cesslve weeks in the CharamoAra Rebel
juneti-w4w w. BIRNE Clk.
lNOI!CE-A large numner .! s,-uns horses beng
~ required for artillery oarpcsC citizens in
| vhed to CHER all such 70 tac L,,ernneat upon 10
!oiowiag ter;2s:
| Depot lad OH Quartz rnasters charged with the
pnchase " horses, are instructed 10 tanser horses
unfit or ecivc service TO citizens In part for
good artillery horses the difference 10 value ~ aseer
'sineo ~ Two dsiiteiesed persons tse eted one W
the officer nd ihc other by the izenI 70 be paid 70
! the citizen.
by authority OF the Secretary Of War.
iune2-aw Maj. and Inspt GenI Tramp.
| MlI.ER AND ENG iNEeR wANTED-At suy-
WI der Cos. FIGURING Mills in Chattanooga,
renaes.e; So:e neca apply BIT these who thoroughly
| two weeks ago my boy Ednon, dark complexion
aooot feet inches high weighs about lao lts. and
about 4? years OLD and stamers little; he will try u
make his way back to Nashvr -. will pay the
above reward for his appre nsion and delivery IN
any safe jail 80 can get him. Address me at High
town. Forsyth Go. Gs.
TAKEN UP
"A at Chattanooga, on the I'd CT October, ltS2. and
more committed by An acting ustics Of the
reece Tor the county of IA m ON Team. ON tie
18Th OF Dec, 1852, q negro boy who says biz name
JACK, snd that he belongs to Ohm Pride, Of Sparta,
white sa'unty, Tenn. Said DO, is black, "a years
Old, 8 fest inch high. The swner is rcqSrtei 10
Su cst =, % prove property .y ana ale
cec2l Jnilof
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-09

While Governor Morton was in New York last
week he VAS treated 90 a steamboat ride with
the ct ceteras. by some of the bankers and capt
talsts at that fast city. We infer they had
good time. and that our Governor euloYed the
Inequalities considerably In speech he made,
after testing the quality of the refreshments pro
vided. he said:
"Since the commencement OF the war he had
known no party. The appointments he made
would attest the truth Of what he said If an
office was selected by any man. he did not ask
what his politics-but * he for his countryi
l. he for the Union aud the ConstitutIOul l. ne
Tor the suppression of the rebellion ~ any and all
haxsrdsf IL the answer vas in the affirmative,
he at once took .he applicant 10y the hand -
Applause
This j. certainly very good doctrine. and ii
true. j. highly cre,iitahle u Governor Morton
But unfortunately nobody here can be made %
believe il. The general impression Is. that hi,
course in making appointments was exactly the
reverse of what he told his Gotham friends ami
that adherence 10 the Abolition party. rather than
20 the Constitution and country. was the tot
an applicants fitness for office. and was neccs-
ssrv 10 secure His Excellency's taking him by
the hand
We scarcely think Governor Morton would
venture 10 make such assertions in Indiana: nor
would re probably have done so in New York
before psftakiug Of the refreshments rendered
him The old adsge saws. "~hen wine is IN. Wit
il out - Fort Wayns Sentinel.
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our national privileges; Here lies the
pathway, and let the American people once
learn The full value Of their liberties, as
our fathers did. and the battle = fought and
vpn- Without this. my friends. war can bring
you no success-peace can give YOU no quiet M
oil the American people are thus edacated and
e'evated. and believe they are rapidly becoming
educated and elevated. Until that taxes place
war or peace is the mere incident Of the great
underlying causes OF convulsion which have at.
iecied our land and shaken our institutions to
their very center Remember this. that the great
underlying cause Of this war, care not Is bat
particular application you may give TO u, what
your particular views NAV lead YOU 70 attribute
Il to. one special cause or another special cnse:
but there j one great underlying general canoe.
which must he removed before it can be restored.
and that cause was indifference "a our rights. In
difference tn liberties and want of proper in
ieligence with regard 10 our own country. aud
want Of an elevated wisdom that could under
stand the duties of American citizenship. When
YOU have gained this, peace will be restored: when
you have gained this. all the world can see that
we have gone back 10 the wisdom of our fathers,
and that We are again sustaining institutions that
invilad the whole world to their shelter and pro-
tection-institutons that made u. hut three short
years ago, the most glorious nation on the face
of the earth. When we have again restored that
virtue ana that intelligence. our country
will again be restored 20 It's former greatness
and to it former glory [Great applause. But.
my friends, ANYTHING short of this will disappolnt
your hopes No victory restore greatness.
and glory, and power. TO a people who are I'M
worthy OF liberty. No peace will bring back
prosperity To n land which not understand the
great principles upon which Governments should
he predcated, and the greit objects for which
Governments are instituted Let us resolve,
upon this sacred paw. that We will hereafter stand
bv the Constitution of the country, the power Of
the Government, the rights Of the States. the
privilege of the citizen, and the independence and
the purity of the judiciary Whatever others
may do, let us show ourselves obedient and re-
spectful to the authorities acting within the limits
Of their constitutional jurisdictions. and at the
same time show ourselves resoute in the main
tenance of our own rights Let US do our duty
and demand our rights. Let Us DO our duty
cheerfuly, promptly and faithfully. Let us de
mand our rights rcsoutey and firmly, in all their
fullness. He who fails TO do his duty is untrue
10 his country. He who fails to demand his
rights is false to the principles of liberty and OF
| freedom.
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The satl OF yicksburg.

Ia a brief article which appeared in tie senti-
mel Of yesterday upon the fall Of vicksburg. We
alluded in favorable terms to the skill and
bravery Of the defenders Of yicksburg. but with
out IN any wise approving the cause IN which
they were engaged These remarks have given
ofense 70 some Of cur Republican friends. If the
garrison Of vicksburg was composed Of men
without skiIl or bravery. Of fool- and towards.
the fact tina, Genera GaAsr beseiged that city
with an army OF one hundred thousand men and
feet Of gunboats for seven weeks. would be a
poor compliment TO himself and bis gallant army.
IL required genius. and skill. and coarage and
perseverance, Of the highest order TO reduce this
stronghold Of the enemy, and hence the glory OF
the achievement IL is no compliment to our
soldiers upon the field 70 underrate the proves
of the enemy. for in the degree that il is done it
IL dispsraging to them II the 6ghting qualities
Of the Rebels are 70 be despised, il j. bur little
credit 70 tie Administration that it has permitted
this gigantic civil war to continue over two
years, with still formidable foe in the field. We
had no purpose. in speaking Of TIE bravery of the
garrison of yicksburg. but 10 make the achieve
ments Of our army and navy in it, reduction. the
more glorious
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ATTORk EY.
NJ e piCAI.
Dr. Ludlum's Specific.
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS Oh THE ORGANS M
GENERATION.

ShE Gonorrhos, or commonly called Clap, IL dis
gusting malady, aDd j. too well known TO re ou,re
any explanations IL j. easy 10 be got bat 4 diculf 70
get clear Of Il ac0npaion that few admire: II p~r
and poor. both marredan ard single Although otronhI.
itself distressing sometimes f.,.l N a.
disease the treatment 81 which has renrr.iIx 49,.
than the disease itself The common IL
treatment j. fret % deprive you Of all busne.s tben
comes course Of sfarvatio-lising on bread ,ns o..
cupped orisachec combined with
infections lotions. onfments. and warm fon~,,.
Every few days tie medicines are changed. .nt .f.e-
months treatment in this wy which the p.s,~s
With great fortitude for fear Of 70 he A.
charged discharges himself with an irritable ur~rrv
sweiled teticle enlargement tue prosrste
or adiseafe Of the Deck Of the bladder. =
This>pechc. which acts like charm. wftba few dos~s
ON those Diseases quito and which
has cured thousands n View York. Phfatephis Rail-
more and many Of the Southern cities is certain ara
efecaal rfnecy, that rapid M
without regard cie drink or exercise sxe~r, ~r~ss
ling, Jumrans or overwhelming. This remedy IL ur.
guaed oy anything discovered for The cure Of hose
disesses tits extracted from planfs and a pey.
feety safe a. sparey vegetable II contains no rner-
enry 80 tnst you can expose yourself 10 ell kp1s Of
weather, without he essf danger from the p>6,c,ne
And II you careful IN wrapping up your paste W..
viii have no taste sme from IL. 50 thai you are not
deprived Tom going inioeonpany. OF being detoetecbv
nearest sr,ends-
Tbs Is qlack nesicsns bata sdy discovered .,x
used with ;nnensesucesss by resusr physician al
recommended 20 The unfortunate
CAUTl0N-NoD - genuine without the sirnatuve A.
the proprietor. W Davidson. around the box AIit.
Engagements cf sre MARKS viii be pro-eeused Win sks
utmost rigor oiths ls~. E...I L..
wr DavrDsos. sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Drusgsisssnsrsily. ftf Ianss-dsnis
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SUNDRIEs.


500 dog. Glass Fruit Jars
LOCO Gross Corks. all sizes;
1000 lbs Sealing Wax;
500 doz. Brushes. of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls Benzine;
20 bbls. Linseed Oh; III
90 bbls Lard Oil;
SO bbls. Lubricating OIL;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine: ~ ~ DC - =
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bacconistS
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various
500 boxes Glass, all sizes
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
tnns White Lead, in OIL
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
% bbls. Yarnish;
10 bbls. Alcohol;
472 lbs. Gum Shellac:
IS bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
BY STEWART ~ MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
iva No. ~ East Washington Street.
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PROPOSALS.
BRIDGE LETTING

u Office - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT INV JUNK
trim lisa II the Board Of Commissioners al haeii-
sou Ceany Indiana. Il then and there efaerea ~
said a that Br ~ be built across hhite taVer 81
An1erson, upon the Howe Plan
Plans and specicauaLs Of ssid work. 70 wit the stsne
work work OF plan Of the Bridge can Be hsd
the Auditors Office of said Coansy irom the ish 20
the ls,h Of jelly ueSt during which time and AZ which
place sealed proposals will he received fr the sfone sofk
and the building q said Bridge which VIII be 1T to the
Low eat responsible bidder said 18th day u July
Said Commissioners the rghr u separating The
bids or the stone work and that Of the carpenter work
Done by order cf the Board
JOS SIGtER.
AUDITOR OF Madison County.
Andersen June IS 1888 june29-c3w
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.Ia BOUNDARIES. u
TIE HOOsuER STATE
Fol NDRY AND STOVE WORKS..

BUAvISs COMPLETED oUR FoUyDRy. WE ABB
ord1-s Ter ~foxef AMI casfnrs Generally. Tie senio
partner rs returned frem The kast. whsre ne n.
procured ths deirahe snt perfect patterns or Coo.
and pAro s,or .. ever introduced nothc marke Nee-pe
ciaIv invite The sftsntiou o. sho~sle soee dealers
this branch 81 Business uth are1uestthat tnt wi
CIV call Our other work nd sinnraee ron Ie-.s
ara co,un,. f,hich ~. desire 20 make prominent Tea
manufactured railing snd mil castnss
mills sud kettles. house work. Soch as vrntiiatI-
dow caps. ss ard holl0wwsre. IN - ~
IN an iron foundry We respectfully ko1rh pHirooese.
and only promise what cAn vel and promptly PEI
form
one, and Pnpndrv ias oath Delaware street, s1jon
ing Indians polis and Cncnuafi and tndiein e'Hs'@
nvis coz, LoRD& PECK.