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\ PROCLAMATION.


Il has pleased Almighty God to hearken to
the supplications and prayers Of an afflicted
,con)e, and to vouchsate to the army and the
,,avv Of the United States victories on the land
.nd an the sea so signal and so effective as to
furnish reasonable grounds for augmented CONT
rcnce that the Union Of these States WILL be
maintained, them Constitution preserved, and
their neace and prosperity permanently re-
stored But these victories have been accord
N not without sacrifices Of life, limb, health,
and liberty. incurred by brave, loyal, and pa
,r;o+ic citizens. Domestic afhction in every
MART Of the country follows in the train OF these
taarfn} begeavements. It is meet and right to
,aeognize and confess the presence OF the Al
,o;phty Father aud the power OF Ills hand
,x,ually in these tiumphs and in these sorrows
Now, therefore, be it known, that [ do set
anart Thursday, the sixth day OF August next,
70 he observed as day for Natlonal! Ihanks-
@;v;nr, Praise and Prayer, and [ invite the
neon|e of the United States to assemble on
3haf occasion in their customary places OF Wor,
hin. and 10 the forms approved by their own
nonscipnces. render the homage due to the
Divine Majesty for the wonderful things lie
bas done in the Nation behalf, andinyoke the
influence Of His Holy Spirit to subdue the an
GER which has produced and so long, sustained
q needless and cruel rebellion to change the
hearts Of the insurgents, to guide the counsels
of the Government with wisdom adequate TO
40 great national emergency, and to visit
with tender care and consolation throughout
tl1e length and breadth Of our land all those
who, through the vicissitudes Of marches, voy-
ages. battles, and sieges, have been brought to
suffer in mind, body, or estate, and hnaIly, to
lead the whole nation through the paths OF
repentance and submission to the Divine will,
back to the perfect enjoyment OF Union and
fraternal peace
II witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
10 be affixed. :,
fifteenth day Of July, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
+. 81 sixty three and Of the independence OF
the United States Of America the
A7' ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Rv tha President.
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THE DRAFT.
The draft under the consumption act IS now
claiming large share of public attention.
The authorities at Washington have declared
that any drafted person paying three hundred
dollars under the enrolment act, is thereby ex-
empt from further liability under that draft,
but not from any subsequent draft. ANY
drafted person furnishing an acceptable sub
stitute is exempt from the military service for
the period for which the substitute IS muster
ed into the service. A substitute once mus
tered into service cannot be drafted while IN
service, A drafted man cannot pay commuta-
ton money or present a substitute after ne mas
reported himself to the board OF enrolment tor
examination. The drafting IS now progressing
in most of the Eastern States, and has been
attended with no great excitement at any
place, With the exception OF the city OF new
York.
A preacher in Illinois, giving familiar &C
count Of the Prodigal Sons RETURN dWelt
touchingly upon the fathers circumstances
when he saw his son "afar of, thus: '"The
sun had not yet sunk beneath the western no.
rizon. There, in his easy chair, before the
door, sta the aged father, reading the papers! >
The Treasury Department has issued an OF
der prohibiting discussing officers from paying
any claim or account presented through agents
or collectors, except on power Of attorney, ex-
ecuted after the account is due and payable,
and unless such agents or collectors are consld-
cred amply able to reimburse the United States
in case such account shall, subsequent to pay
ment, prove to be unjust or fraudulent.
The Mark Lane Express thinks that hoWey-
er good the remaining wheat maturing season
may be, England will need to import at least
100000 quarters Of whest-40 100000 bush
els. The Country Gentleman soothes the trou~
bles Of its contemporary over the water, by as
surfing it that the United States will send half
or two thirds of the amount.
The mental condition Of the King Of Prus-
STA is said to be deplorable. He fancies that
gallows intended for himself is being erected
under the very windows of his palace.
There was only oae soldier taken down with
the bridge at Laurel on Monday morning,
though there were several others on it at the
time The unfortunate man vas named Jere
miah Reid, Of Go. K, l09th New York regi-
gent. He went down under the stone and
earth Of the bridge.
The musicians Of New York city have re-
solved to form Union "a benevolent and
protective Union--like to the Unions which
reg1late the actions Of other more material
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JOHN T. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER, . poe
CORNER PITT AND PRIME , . . ord (
a eIertini ii D sn dsn half 6sfre ed M
SmoFe a H He2' and SMOKED Beef AIS; n
choice brand Of Sugar Cured Hams t1l ,siD as,
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and sa s'IrlS ai ana
sortment OF goods for family supplleS' dec2
examine ------
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The Washington Chronicle says Colonel
Hoffman, the Commissary General for paroled
prisoners, says that his returns show that the
=. S. army have about sixty-fve thousand
Confederate prisoners in their hands at the
present time, including those taken at Vlcks-
burg and Gettysburg. The Confederates have
from twelve to fifteen thousand of the Federal
troops. Since this estimate was made Port
Hudson has added fifteen thousand, and Sher~
mans defeat Of Johnston two thousand to the
list, making total Of at least eighty thousand
10 balance fifteen thousand. >
The principal private dwellings attacked and
destroyed by the mob in New York were those
Of Mayor Opdyke, Postmaster Wakeman, Da-
gid Dudley Field, Sc.
Gen. Sickles is fast recovering from The
effects Of the severe wound which he received
1t Gettysburg and the dangerous amputation
which was found necessary, and is now COO
sldered entirely out Of danger.
The Army and Navy Official Gazette is the
title Of new weekly, published by Mr.. John
Z Rives
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PRoF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
CELEBRATED HERR MpnIn,,,r

NOV for the first time introduoo3i o:ANLb,
~ country, nave been successfully nsna 'is
tWenty-sl2 years in Germany md thss usea for
rope and are particularly efficient in tho VI hu
al fnronc diseases They are imported drae Of
~ ,,li; 1rs, ana !nelr e1eency and safety en-
VEGETABLE PILLS and P ',12 @Ts
the best blood purifying medicine xtan D'' a"3
unequalled for the cure Of letter As;, ahd
Headache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh Pain nAi;s ~ ma,
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever Ch Chi ~ o me
Fever Dyspepsla, Scrofula, Salt Rheum r Sn|
Ger, Jaundice, Biliousness Eruptons Of ?t a..
SKIN, Plles, Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Swell
lhgs open " Dumas, Chollc, and in fact al ii.
seases caused by impure blood, or imDerfsa,
PROF, WUNDRAMs RHvENAT1c
POWDERS, q sure cure for all Rheumatic
complaints. Gout in particular. ''''"'"
PROF. W UNDRAM' S EPILEPTIC REM.
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for tho
certain cure ofthis terrible complaint.
PROF v y RAMS VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against ASK.
sentary, Red and White FMx, Headache, Djsr.
rhea, Cramp Cholic, &C.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA,
pleasant and wholesome beverage, Tor sick and
conyalescents, also for Dispeptics, and thoss
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. " y n d K A VI 5 TAPE WORM
EXTERMINATOR
PROF. " u NDRAM'S TOOTHACHE
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy
For sale By ISAAC ENTWISLE,
nay 23-tf "a King st., Alexandria. II,
sN FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASH,
z5szs aaszzsE:sz INGTON, AND LANDINGS OK
THE ? Q T @ IL A c RIVER.-The steamer
KEYPORT, Capt E. A. Ryther, will leave
pier foot Of Barre street, Baltimore, every Fri,
day, at p. 10. or Alexandria, Washington,
and landings Oh the Potomac river,
Returning, will leave Washington every Tuas,
day, at a. NJ, and Alexandria Same day, at
s. M, for Baltimore and landings On the Poto>
mac river.
asg~ Custom House permits must accompany
freight for Alexandria and landings on Potomac
river.
All freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage, apply on board orto
A. NEEDHAM & SONS, l42 Light street.
wharf, Baltimore, or to oo .,,
NH 28-tf BRODERS & CV, Ale1 a.
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K z EP COOL!

VvHE undersigned would inform then are nov
1 and the public generally, thaa o orey OF gHz
prepared to furnish ICE At AZ 80 No d. north
DAY OR NIGHT, atthe . +po r ssaIu
Royal street. opposite the F. Fa4 SWAIN & co {GF
wp s-orders for large qn.a;ntidtis IS most o. IT, f.
left it'll us, will be promptly ilso nh NJ 27~~ts
yora bio terms,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NUTICh. =
THE subscriber having taken out letters o.
l. administration on the estate OF her oeeesssu
husband, j ohm E. Henderson requests al 5ao os
indebted to said estate to come forward anu 's.0
tie their accounts without delay, ano 5h9st 'rss
ing claims against the estate, are notlned 10 1s
sent them Properly authenticated for payment
My son, VIM. F. Henderson, is fully ; aatnG for
lied to make settlements and pass recelgRmIsy 10
me. EMIL 1GA D II1.sJoroon
Administrative of John Il. Henderson,
~ T-eOIm
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to RI &c Ell! I G II !

A large and superior cargo of PORTRAY; lax
a ICE, is for sale, st my ice depqI nan'~
street opposite Mansion House s Ao r1s WITH
Those who may be pleased to 1ayor KITTY ni'
their orders, will haVeit DELIVERED ofAA
FROM wagon. ror1rpsOE,
NH GIFT L. u, HEN D1AUooSS-~~~~-
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Night Report.

CAIRO. Feb. 3-Vicksburg dates are to the
30th ult
Gen Grant had arrived ard the work of widen
ing the canal WAS progressing The rebels have
planted battery on the Mississippi shore which
commands the lower end OF the canal.
The Wing OF the 22l ult., contains the follow
inc:
Longstreet with 3 brigades has goncto Ten
Lessee.
The gunboat New Era was attacked on Sun
day night Ak J. o'clock near Island No 10. by
ueriIas, With three pieces of cannon. The
New Fra returned the firc with shell. The con
fict listed until near daylight when the Rebels
retired Their force was believed TO be between
1000 and 5000.
The operator At Paducah reports that the com
maud q; Fort Donelson was attacked at an early
hour his morning At this afternoon the en-
gagement WIS going on. Reniorcements have
gone forward.
INV YORK FEB. 3.--Advices from New Or
leans to the 2cth say:
The last OF the transports Of Banks's expedi-
ton left for up the river on the Doth General
Banks went an on the oath Only sufficient
troops were lett TO defend New Orleans with four
or five euuboats 1t is inferred that his destina
ton i Port Hudson.
The bark Restless. from Port ROYAL, reports
iha; she passed.. the 3lst January off Cape
Fear q portion of Gen. Fosters expedition from
Beaufort for Port ROYAL, consisting of six steam
ers The Restless brings the passengers who
were aboard the rebel steamer Huntress, burned
off Charleston.
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M DICAI.
MEDICAL.
Dr. Ludlun's Specific.
TcE TIE CURE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

,lyHE 6onorrLsra. o. commonly called Clip, is di,-
gushing malad~. and i too well known 90 require
ann explanation; j. easy be got bot u Is difficult To
GET Of companion hat few ADMIRE; 4 per-
VAGes al classes Of sociey-both male and isae ren
and psor both married single. Although 30 trouble
come in itself SO distressing sometimes fatal, il
d- asc. the treatment Of which, ha> generaiy hceu
verse than the disease tse Toe common fs>hiona bic
eament i fret deprive ycu OF all business; Then
eomcs a Of starr aon-hving on bread and tea,
water Cruel kind Of slOpS; YOU must then be te
cupred or eached. combined with nauseang medicines,
Every few DAYS the medicines changed and after
some months treatmen; IN this way, which the patient
hear with great fotudc for fear ~ osure: be y dis
charged or discharges himself with irritable uIetor
swced estcie enlargenent OF tae PROSTATE glands
OF a disc &c O. The neck OF the bladder
Ttis specific, which acts Ike charm, Win lev does
on ose diseases AMI quite pleasan, 70 lake and when
has cured thousands in New York. Phadeipha, Bait
more and maav u The Southern cites certain and
eectua remedy that rapid and permanent cur c.
without fegAsd Diet drink or exercise except wrcs
ling iunring OF over-strsininS- Tbs remedy IS I'M
sqg4~ hy nythiag ye; discovered Tor th- cure o. 49,
die II i attracted from our own plants and Is per
fectly safe purely vegetable II contains no nier
eury, 80 that expose yourself To ah KIDS OF
weather. without the least danger from the nsccfie
And u you careful in wrapping up your paste, ca
vii have srnel from il. that you are not
eePVed from going into company, OF be ng detected oy
Tn, = qGsck cine but remedy discovered and
usei With immense by regular yscian. aud
confidently recommended TO the unfortunate
SAtito>-Sons l. genuine without the signature OF
TIE proprietor, W Davidson around the box. All in
Engagements q trade will be prosecuted with the
w.F DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio
sod ~ DrG.sisfs generally. isnes-dsmi-
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WASHINGTON. February

SENATE MIR. Hicks presented the credentials
of Hon. Reverdy johnson, elected L y Senator
from MARYLAND for six years from March Alb
Mr. Colamer. from the Committee OH Finance.
reported back the Postotice Appropriation bill d,
which passed
Nr Lane. of Kansas. introduced bill to pro.
vide for stopping the paw OF unemployed army
Officers.
Mr McDougal moved to take I'd the resolu.
tons offered by him some days ago relative to
French operations in Mexico. He thought il was
time this subject should be brought to the atteu-
ton of the country. he thought France was al
ready making aud aiding rebellion by collu
son with the Southern Ccniederacy TO seize on
Texas and the more Southern States, and gain
control of the Mississippi.
Later news from France stated that this expe
dition expressly antagonistic TO the progress
of the United States IN conquering Mexico, and
so France Invaded sister republic upon our
tordeis on our weakest side Ii was 4. high
handed outrage and should meet the condemns.
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DR. CULBERrsoS OcuLIsT AND AuRIsr-Iins
eminent and skilliul operator on the eve AMI ear
will visit indianapolis professional business on
Tuesday next FEB 2'i). and announces TO his
patients and those afflicted with defective sight
or hearing that he will remain during the week
nj the Palmer House
Among the IN, my testimonials Dr.. Culbeitson
has in his possession. he submits the foollwing
from three eminent gentlemen OF this State, who
Witnessed the operations spoken OF and the result
"Dr J. w Cnlbert>on has operated success
fully in the following cases D. Cataract in our
county and vicinity. Mrs Hood. aged Go. totally
blind for seven years Mr.. Logad, Spring Hill
aged 80. totally blind five years in one csc and
three in the other. Dir. Scott. Rush county, aged
50 wears, blind ten yeirs in both eyes Mrs In
man, aged ~. blind five years The above cases
were all in total darkness, and can now see rs
well If they never had been blind. The Doc
tor has operated on great many cases of cross
eyes, which he does in a few seconds with very
little pain; also. Sre,t variety Of other diseases
of the ewes. in which he has been eminently sue
cessful. And we cheeriully recommend him TO
the patronage of any community where his lot
may be cast. as scientific and skill;ul operator.
and as 4 reliable and honorable gentleman, to
which we take pleasure in aiiixing our hands and
seal. JoHS Y HIrr, u D.
J W MooDY, NJ d
iin3l 1 A. q. AKMINGroN. VI. D.
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S. T.--166O.--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS

They purify, strengthen and inyigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN antido,e to change Of water and Diet
ihey overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour.
They strengthen the system and enven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent frvers.
They purify the breath and asidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholers Ncrhns.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best bitters IN the world hey make the
weak man strong and exhausted nsiurrs great 70
>torer They made Of pure croN Rum. the cele-
brated caiisaya Bark, and herbs ard are taken
with the pleasure Of beverage. without regard age
or time Of day Particularly recommended delicate
persons requiring gentle stimuant Sold by all Gro
GERS. Druggists, Hotel and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE CO.,
ians-d6wltawsm 202 Broadway, New York.
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Reach directly the affected parts and give almost
relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CATAknH they
beneficial The good ELECTS resulting from the Of the
Troches, and their extended has caused them he
counterfeited. Be TO guard against worthless
itations osrAS only the geRai Bro,cn's Bronchial
7roches. which have proved their efficacy by of
many years. PrsLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military oncers an Soldiers who
tax the aud exposed sidden changes. should
have them sol everywhere at % cents per box.
iau2i- dSw3m
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GREAT SPEECH
or THE
Hon. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

UPON TIN WAR. LATELY DELIVERED IN THE
House or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VIEWS OF
THE cRlsIs-HIs PROPOSED REMEpy-HE DE-
MANDs THE sToPPAGE OF THE wAR-IIIs IDEA
or The RELATIONS or The STATES.
The very general demand for the speech Of Hon. C. L.
valandigham, has induced to publish Il in pamphlet
form. Is the great speech Of the age aud should he
placed in the hands Of reading II will be
ready Tor delivery Saturday. February I. All
ders should drec, the peeches be 10y express
the postage win be orc cent copy, and must be prepaid
Orders solicited. Price 81 per 100 copies.
Address ELDER. HARKSE>S BINGHAM,
It.di
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rE-SINGER * CO IS LETTER "A"FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments, IS the REST aud CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTl-
FlL Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing, from the running Of tuck in aretan to the max
ing Of an oyercoa-anythng from pilot or beavercloh
down the soest HossauieT tissue. and is
read TO do it, work to perfection. Itcsnle hem bind
gather, tuck quilt and ha> capacity for great variety
OF ornamental work This the only machine that
can fell hen bini and FORTH but it will do so better
than any other machine. The Letter A Family Sewing
Machine may he had in gTca; variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is beco ming popular is,
asits implies. that be folded into box
case, which, when opened makes beautiful, substantial
AMI spacious table fer the work upon The
II every imaginable desissplain the wood grew
nitS satve forest, eaboratciy finished
make them. l. 81. SINGER CO..
No. 45S Broadway, New York.
stly- Indianapolis Ofice-No. Cdd-Feows' Hail.
Washington street. apls-l&wtlfril GO
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a Valuable Document.


We are now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy job Printing. in the best Style on short no.
tice. and IS cheap any Other Office. We have
competent hands. good presses. fine assortment
Of paper and cards. and wecan do good and cheap
work All kinds Of books. briefs. catalogues,
kc., printed in the best style and short notice.
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9TH
srs that want printing done. If.
T0 Local ADVERTISERS Rates OF advertising
In the local column will hereafter be as follows:
FOR ten lines OF less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
for
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AEE1sbN.

The MARKETS ful of limitations represented be the
same a. -saowN's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which are
in productive ofpositive Injury Many dealers
willcecrniend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, afo- "pg prolific themselves Askforaad
OBTAIN onl, BROWNS BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs,''
which ny long experience heI value, having
the sanction of physicians generally, anc test
moniss from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. when allowed to
DISSOLVE slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
the affected PARTS the sedstive and soothing effect the
timing ofthc windpipe into the Bronehaiiay Pull
uonay irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
he various iectiousto which and
singers are liable. feh11-dly'e2
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

REVEREND Gentleman havi' & been restored TO
health in few days, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive MODES Of treatment
without Considers his sacred duty communi
his afflicted fellow creatures tie
Hence the receipt OF addressed envelope he viii
send free copy Of the prescription used Direct 10 DIR
JOHN NJ. DAGsALI., ls6 Fulton street. Brooklyn, y. Y.
ian 2f-MlN
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lNo. 2o1.l


LIMITED Stairs or ANEElcA. DISTRICT OF ISDI-
ASA-SSs
Whereas libel Of Information has been fled IN the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana On the nth DAY Of
January. lss3, by John Hanna. ESQ. Attorney the
United statesfor The District Of nisas aK-nsi the FOL-
loving described safe, cretss snd effects Of one Wa
J. Hole NIB, towIt One Promissory Sete dated Janu-
Il. ls61, due sx months tue Of
sl.iss IS given BY Seth Way 10 said Hoconh: aid
note j. secured By certain mortgage on lands IN he
county Of L.por;s Indiana, for violation Of The powers
of an act Il Congress- approved July IL. lisa entitled
an act 70 suppress rsureeo1. " punish and
beon seize and conae the property Of rebels and
FOR other p1rPose aud praying process sgainst sad
property and that the same may De Condemned and sold
As enemles' property.
Now therefore. in pursuance o. the rnouion under The
zeal Of said Court directed aud devs DO here
BY give public notice tosl said propes
or any part thereof, or IN any manner interested
therein that they be and appear before the said the
District Court Of the United States. % be held the city
Of Indisnapcs in and for the District Of indiana the
thru Monday Of February ten O'Clock Of the fore
noon Of hat day. then and there to nterposs their claims
and make their allegations IN that behalf.
u. e.. NOSE, u. s. Marshal
By l. :. BiesLow. Deputy.
Attest
JoHS II. RIA. Clerk. ieb3-dla
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az II you should need anything in the way of
fine teas give Sepour call. at No. > Bates's
Block, Washington street. He keeps good A.
sortment Of all grades such ~ black. imperial
and Young Hvson. and sells them cheaper than
any other house in the city Civ
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tFr The telegraph ,hunders or rather eight
niiss" the news all over tie Unnn this morning
that the price OF board i raised IN the city OF
New York. Important. is il not? Wonder that
the Censor did not suppress such astounding
news
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SAFE lNvTsrMESTs-SALEso OF REAL ESTATE =
" Ii. Glenn have sold the store occupied BY
VIM Braden 10 j. A. Bradshaw. also the CT -
feet OF Alabama To j Mansur: the re-
naming two houses AMI lots on South Illinois
street. and four acres ON North Meridian street,
for sale for three days only.
4-3 w. & II. GLENN