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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

yUyHEM AGNIFIcENT MOVING MIRROR THE
4 greatest achievement Of the panoramic art, pre-
scented in living reality the most interesting and
exciting scenes the q Rebellion, from the beginning
Of the strife wn TO the lat great battle IF Chancellor
Vile aided by the mos ingenious mechanical Elects,
and the eloquent and powerful Lecturer In the
country.
The Land ard Naval Views and the battles are the
tscaly portrayed paintings ever exhibited The
Moonlight Sccaes AID Conflicts with the audible clash Of
arms BOOMING OF cannon bur ting OF shells and the
and flame e battle. given nth astonishing
truihfulne>S nature altogether presenting the most
gorgeo. AMI feke pictorial unrolled To Ameri-
can public covering $500 square feet Of canv
SesA- Admission . cents q all parts OF the house
Doors open at -. o'cock--Curtain rises M =.
Matinees for the accommodation Of Fam lies and Child
rem Thursday and Saturday afternoon, at pa O'Clock
Iunel0di0'
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DIE q.

ErRich-en Wednesday afternoon. June TO- Miss
susan ZURICH % h5ares the explosion Of the
Csrtr.dge Factory.
The funeral vii take place this afternoon at oeioet.
from the Tea dtnSe q her mother on toe Blun road
The friends u the family are Invited 10 attend
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For the State Sentinel
a Rase Calumny RPfuted.

EDITOR SESTINEL:-In the Vernon Banner Of
June a. 1863, the annexed letter was published
under the title I" The Home Trators-Who are
theyl" viz.
INDIANAPOLIS. February TO- 1853.
DR.. SHIELDs:--You must have the organization
complete. Arm many as you can. Levy off
those vino are able. and make them pay up.
Borrow all the arms YOU can from the Abolition
lists. and report them lost stolen-in all events
never let them have them again. When the right
time comes to apply the torch, let it be done
Burn all the factories OF the Abolitonists, then
we will have the matter all in our own hands
and can feed or starve them as we choose Al
WAYS put forward some person who Is not respon
sble to do the dirty work, so that none Of US may
be Suspected Don't trust the Dutch. or the bet
ter informed class of the Irish The Jews are all
that c N be trusted. and We can make them pay
u. IS they have money. We have got both the
Vawtors all right since they have been here
When they get home they will do yeouan ser
vice in the cause I have cheering accounts
from Dowde, Myers. Fuel. Buley, Tweedv, Hill.
KYLE and Others of your county Push the good
work forward and all will be well.
Yours, W W. WICK
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Prom N. New York Expfess
Alleged Frauds in rrszc sales.

A Par 40 rnr STAR CHAMBER % raK Gus.
rsas Hor-s-How rHK ISqvIRv Wa Coz
INCONSISTENCY Casrets keANsr Hon OF.
TictAls-FsLse wEonr AND AILiefp Bat
s1RY-aow rHE NAVY aAs BrES RoBBaD A
wHoLE CAKGo MlssISG. ETc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

~ Moro than thousand members have
been added q the Masonic fraternity in Name
during the past year.
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cuasots ~ nhlsEay

Such VS. the frequency anl ease with which
reductions on the mounts at which clrgoes were
sold were obtained. that one buyer thought he
should also enjoy similar privilege. although he
confessed he had no rirlt TO such favor He
purchased lot of goods from the STEINER SEE
tin: anI subsequently, ohiairel from the Court a
re faction of little les than one thousand dol
lars IN order to obtain ihi. re lucion II = stated
thar a gentleman connected with tire pfzc Com
missioner's Office WIS 10, and dill receive about
one fourth of the amount: aud that couneel who
should have intetposed. recei,eia lee Ia op
pose the application We have the names of al
the parties sad o. he implicated ~ ihi~ tnnsac
tirn. hu, az present We refrain from publishing
them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-11

IT, The discharge. from Gen Rosecrans NJ.
my ier the month of Ny exhibit the following
gratifying results:
Whole number discharged. one thoasani and
fity nine: OF these twenty four enlisted in the
regular army, five hundred and seventy three
we're discharged from the ranks IN ouler 10 be
promoted and only four hundred and seventy.
two were discharged Cor disability. These stats
ties sneak volumes for the Sanitary condition OF
his army.
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NoRK E,nrcrtoNs.

L. the Naval report oa P.xo Matters. there j.
record OF sale of the cargo OF two captured
lighters consisting ct I .S53 h@cs - rice. On
making inqniries. We found, some tine since that
the siorekeeper- of the goods we're the hu,ers at
81 - per bu-hci. bat npt~ th-ian ling h terms
" the sale. that there should be- no reductions
OF recamstions allowei. thew ~ere permitted TO
tske auy pay Tor the same 40 81 o. per buShel
the appraised value. loss o. the ctpiors OF about
- 500. IL j. diaicuit 70 understand whv the
S'erekeer-rs. who had e,erv opportunity OF IN.
speeting thsgoods. which we're stored tor months
ON Their premises. should be allowed such redue
lions.
wnoth eAneo SAID To M MISSING
IL he stated that one OF the subjects of complaint
before Mr. Jourdan = that the whole CARGO of
captured vessel Is missing. aud has never been
accounted for
rnr scnooSERs iKoroIp sSo GRAHAM
The schooner Leopold. which is said to have
run tAs blockade. vas seized II this port by the
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AUCTION SALE.


I'D Let. vp
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The .us divided from Lots
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ALLEGED FALSE WEIGHTS.

The cargo of the captured schooner Solidadcos
sold in March. 1862 Among the articles
found on board were ls9 bags of coffee, which
were weighed at a warehouse in BROOKLYN. and
each bag represented 10 contain one hundred
pounds. The auctioneer. however subsequently,
received sworn certificate from the we CHER in
prominent store. that the sample bag contained
two hundred pounds. The attention OF United
States official was sailed To the tact Immediately
after the sale. This Official however it il stated
expressed himself satisfied with the original re
turn, and the matter was thus allowed to rest
The loss by this transaction to the eaptors was
about 81 900
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Watches 4 JeWclry !! Goodhue Volunteer.

Of the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns,
offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices.
TUE HUBBARD BROS. Nos. IS and 81 Mas
impo, tcrs of all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles Of WATCHES and JEWELRY'
being determined upon increasing their busi
ness to an unlimited extent. offer the foil owing
elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
Priaes. following: ~
MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, being a Huntino and
open face, or Lady's or Gentlc,na ans Watch in
one: the prettiest: most convenient and cheap
est Watch i'll the world. Imitation gold ef-
fectad by patent process, which renders the
appearance Of gold perfect, while it does not
cost one third rs much. Price only $33. Re-
tails at 800 upwards.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED LEVERS. English
manufacture Movement capped ard fun lew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newest i'm
pro ements. Heavy cascd and good imitation
gold. Price only SIS. Ketails ut from $50 to
500.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED ARMY WATCH
Klchly engraved, jeweled and fancy works.
unsurpassed for Suffers Traders, etc. Price
SO. Rctals at from $40 to 500.
"A great variety Of other WATCHES, at low
LADIES' SETS Of Brooch and Ear Drops to
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond a vcry
rich pattern and entirely new, price 81. Coral
'''u De"u ent"ihed, very neat and pretty or
nameut, handsomely mounted, SO .25.
GESTLEMEN's VEsr CHAINS. Parisien, an ele-
CANT pattern, only 81. The Demcniac, very
RiNes. -Plainon1y 75c Scroll, very pretty
81. Chased, a neat pattern, 81. Seal Signet
81. Imitation Diamond 81
SLEEVE Burrows - Patent, Chased or Enam.
cl]ed, new and very handsome pattern, 50. 50
| Double, chased or with stones, Sl.4o
Bosom STuDs.-a variety Of new and fashion
able designs, per set, $3.50.
BosoM AND SCARF PIxs.-Leaf, with Opa
and Fancy Stones, s.. Imitation Diamond
$l.50.
LocKETs.-Doablc Glass richly engraved SO
Persons wishing any of the above, have onl,
TO remit the price in q registered letter to OH
address; and the articles will be sent by rcturr
mail, tree of expense. ~ Orders to tn.
amount of twelve dollars and upwards will b,
scni ny express to any part Of the loyal Statos
with Dill payable to the Express Company
when the goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country. who wish to maxi
money rapidly, will DO we'll to obtain on
mammoth catalogue: we furnish the most sale
able outfit at prices unsurpassed by any othe
concern! Address
! HUBBARD BROS.
Nos. IS & G7 Nassau, near John Stree,
v'nl4m3 New YORK CRY.
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LEGAL ADVERTISER EMIL
I MORTGAGE SALE 7
WHEREAS default has been mad.

WHEREAS default has been made in tho
w conditions Of mortgage deed bearing
in Charles s. spendley, Of the county ofGood-
hue and Territory ,(now state) Of Minnesota,
is mortgagor, and Thomas "A. TomIinson.
of the State Of New York, is MORTGAGES
" hich said mortgage deed was filed for record
IN IN the office Of the Register Of Deeds in and
State) of Minnesota, on the sixth dsy Of
august, A. D. 1857, at FIVE and one. half
O'CLOCK r. N and was duly recorded in. book
three (s) Of Mortgages, Of the records of said
county, on pages two hundred and eix f20e1
ana two hundred and seven which said
a certain proinissory note for the anm If 80
hundred and forty-four dollars and tv.nty
cents $s4A20) and interest thereon. m.ds H.
said Charles s. Spendley to said Thomas y
lo Ton or order, and bearing even date
MORT saG T.ea. tho ..d
wards, to wit /: on the eighth day Of july 4.
-" 1853, for valuable consideration, duiv ~
signed and transferred by said Thomas 4
lomhnson. mortgaeee, to William T. Dursn.
OF a the county Of Wabashaw, in the State Of Min
record in the office Of he Register of Dead, IN
and for the csunty Of Goodhue, State of Mime
sofa, on the twenty second day Of January. A.
u. 1853, at five O'Clock r. NJ, and VA, div
recorded in book three. 49, Of M. R.. 70
P~E1 NIX COZ And whereas. thare
is CLAIMED to be due on said note and mortrssv
IN principal and interest, 1t the data Of tbis
notice, the sum Of three hundred ana tTentv-
one dollars and sixty-two cents (as2l.e2] .n1
no proceeding at law or otherwise la. be.n in
stltu5ed to recover the same, or any part
New therefore, notice is hereby o;v.n that
by virtue OF power of sale in said morte.,.
contained, and pursuant TO- tho Statute n ma
case made and provided: the premises described
in the afore mentioned mortgage, and being =.
follows, to wit: "The southwest quarter Of
section twenty-eight (2s) in township number
one hundred and ten 10y north of range IT.
teen (l5) west, containing one hundred and
sixty (l6o) acres, situate, Lying and being in
the county Of Goodhuc, STATE Of Minncso,.
Will be sold at public auction to the hiehe.,
bidder, by the Sheriff of said county, At til.
front IT door of the Court IIou e, in the CITY Of
ked Wing, in said county Of Goodhuc. on SIT.
u'aay' the trenty-esghth 2s) day of MarcA, 4. b
ooa' at ten (lo) O'clock in the forenoon Of $. i'd
day, to satisfy the amount due on aid note n,,G
mortgage, together with all costs. charges an.
G expenses 1Ie Of s",d sale allowed by suw. Date
kcd Wing, February 18th, 1853.
: WILLIAM +. DUGAN,
= Assignee Of Mortgage.
r s. s. BrH1EsoS, Atty Tor Assignee.
no29v1wE
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NOTICE.

TO all those who paid take. to G. II. Conr.]lx
l. Us Treasurer during his continuance in
1t having come to the knowledge Of the
county Commissioners Of G"ohbno County
that u IL. Connolly. whilcinthc office Of Conn,
~ treasurer, did, from time to time, collect
taxes, and give receipts there for, which here
turned as unpaid.
New: therefore: in pursuance Of an order Of
Inc county commissioners OF raid county. l
hereby notify and request you and each OF , on
to'exam'ne your tax receipts and compare them
WITH the list Of unpaid taxes, and rcportto m.
wltnont delay all cases of the payment Of taxes
upon real estate or personal property. ~
f. WARREN BRISTOL,
County Attorney.
Red Wing, Jan. 18th, 1862. n2Sv7xl
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La Crosse l. Milwaukee Railroad

u With its connections, forms tho ,.horts.s
quickest, and only direct 1eute 70
Mil,caukee, Chicago, .Dstroit,' 'nts-
r bury, Z1ledo, Ne,or York., Boston,
and MI points East and South, 4aa,~.
One Of the splepdid United Stntesm mail steam
ers Northern Belle, Keokuk and Moses, A'Lel-
Ian, viii leave St. Paul daily Ats4.,N., from
wharf boas, foot Of sibley street, connecting
at la Crosse next morning (SuDdays excepted
after breakfast with the A. n. train !arrivinr
at Minnesota junction 1862. y, in Milwa ukee
at 2.a5 the same afternoon, and in Chicago At
s same evening, in time -. coDnect With al
Eastern and Southern trims. ysfz.}xfi,3sE.t
This is the only route by which passea9eps
arc sure Of makipg connexions iii Milwaukee
OF Chicago, the next evening after leaving ST.
Paul.
Baggsg, checked through. s1@'1aHT4A
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA la CROSSE.
. For through tickets TO al points East and
South, spply to AE Ne SCI a)1 4 AcLAREN,
E&''H.., 5..sz''@ >S' - RSd Wing.
III. T. RUxsEY, La Crosse. Nj ,ga.r
Z. II. GooDKIcH, Manager, Milwaukee.
J. ii KlnsALL, Gen. Ticket Ar Mf,wa ukss,
~a W. W. WlLsor, Gen. Passenger As'tSt.Pa1.
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'60N NAN N a LIE OR = L N A LIE
|UUU.UUU Agents TO Sell

LLOYD'S NEW STEEL PLATE,
County Co4ored Map Of the
UNITED STATES, CANADAS, AND NEW
BRUNSWICK. 49,
from recent surveys. completed Aug. 10.
is62 ; cost $4,000 to cngrave it and one years.
Superior to any $40 map yer made by Cotton
cents $780, 900 names are engraved on this man.
Ills not only County Map, but it is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the United States and Canadas combined in
one: giving 4 -
EVERY RAILROAD STATION,
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man &s TO AZ nor
day, and will take back all maps that cannot
he sold, and refund the money.
Send for IL worth and try it.
Printed inssructions how to canvas vii,
be furnished all our agents.
Wanted-Wh olesale agents in every State.
V !. Norma, Canada England, France and Cuba.
fortune may be made with few hun ire,}
dollars capital. No competition.
II: u. LLOYD, No. 1874, Broadway, N. Y.
The War Department. uses our Map of Vir
ginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania-cost
500 ,ooo-on which is marked Antietam Creek.
Sharpsburg, Maryland Heights Williamsport
ferry' Khorersville, Noland's Ford, and all
c'"C- VI. WV VSOinisC, una every other place
III Maryland, Virginia, aud Pennsylvania, or
money refunded.
GEOGRAPHICAL MAP OFF KENTUCKY 7,
OHIO, INDIANA, AND IlL1No1s,
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
War Department. Money refunded to any
one finding an error in it, Prize so cents.
'LLoyd's Map Of Virginia, Maryland, and
pennsylvania is very large !; its cost is twenty
five cents, and it is the best which can IT,
p"rchased."-TR1BuNE,;A Aug. I'd.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MIss1s.
80 S1PPI RIVER,
From actua Surveys by Capts. Bart and Bow.
en-, mississippi River Pilots, Of St. Louis, Mo.
shows every mans plantation AID owner,
name, from st. Louis to the Gulf Of Mexico
: $3.50 miles-every bar, town. lnndlng and al
places 20 miles back from the rivcr-colorcd !,
counties and States. Price, 81 in shccts-s2 !,
pocket form, and $3.50 on linen, with rollers
Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, J
Washington, Sept. 18th, 1862 {
j. +. LLoYD-Sm:-Send me your Map 9th
Mississippi River, with price per hundred COP
les. Rear Admiral Charles II. Davis. com
m"nding the Mississippi squadron, is author
Elzed to purchase IS many as are REQUIRED 70
the use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of the Navy.
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am now in the market, purchasing Furs
Of all kinds, for which l will pay the highest
market price in cash. Those who have any
Furs to sell had better consult their own
interest by calling upoR me before selling
them TO- other parties, rs I feel confident |
can make it an object for them to bring their
peltries to me. ! am bounl to buy, so there
Is no use Of talking. Don't self until have
. chance to make an offer. l., KELLY.
v7n19m3
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The advantages Of this route f; ON all points
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East arc superior to those offered by any COM
peting Line.
No change Of Cars is made between Prairi
du Chen ana Chicago.
The Splendid Fi,st Class Steamers of the
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Line.
superior to all others on the Upper Mississi phi,
for speed, comfort and convenience, make d.
rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du Chen.
BY this route passengers arc enabled to each
Chicago as quick as by any other getting u
full nights rest and breakfast on board the
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding al On nibus
travel.
The distance from St. Paul to Chicago Nv
this route is AGO miles. The distance via the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 462 miles
Over one mile Of Omnibus Trave! is incurred
by taking the route via La Crosse and Nilwau-
kee.
These facts vntltle this Line to at least an
equal share Of tho North western business. !
10. N. HUBBELI, f. BACON.
W cstcrn Travelling General Ticket
Agent. Agent, Milwaukee.
II. G. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
n35s n40-tf.
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.yHAsTED 100 bushels NARY Besns imms-
Nv diass;J Tor which cash viii b. psid.
q. RraCH u CO.
yHAETED-Besas. Tstasoss. On;esD sDd
w III kinds 81 psodns, ~ which IL liGh-
Iess psiss slD - raid = dAnG13.
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NOticE to School Clerks.

TIE Clerks ofalI the School, Districts ii, Good
l. hue County who failed to make their An
nual Report last October, arc hereby not: n.d
and requested to make such report to this Of
flee on or before the LIST day ofMarch noxt in
accordance with an Act passed by the. preseps
Legislature. Blanks may be obtained by ar-
plying Is this office. FRED. JOSS.
n'o-v7-2w County Auditor.
Red Wing, Feb. ls, 1853.
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a Democratic and Conservative Pa
per in the City of New York.
The New York Weekly Argus.
To Maintain the Constitution and to
RESTORE THE UNION.

To Maintain the Constitution and to
RESTORE THE UNION.
THE Argus will continue under the editorial
L charge Of its present conductors,
CALVERT CoMsrocK, WILLIAM CASSIDY, and
ELoN CoMsrocK, ,.'s.
with ample sIecial assistance in every depart
ment Of the paper. TO give additional value
and Importance to It's columns. the editors
have made arrangements for articles. upon the
great questions which now agitate the country
from the pens Of -s- ~ - go ne
Hon. HoRArIo SEYMOUR, Hon. CHAs. O'Cos-
OR, Hon. SANFORD E. CHURCH, Hon.
SAMUEL J. TILDEE,
and others whose names will be announced
hereafter. 90
g. The Agricultural DEPARTING 1t which receives
the especial care and attention Of the editors,
selected matter, will be enriched BY articles
prepared expressly f,r the Argus from ~.=sS...=
lIox. WILLIAA KELLY, Hos. 4. b. CosoxR
". Hon. BENZ. T. JoHssoI, AID Hox.r
WIssLow G. WATSON. OF n. Y.;ssess
l. PgoF. GEO. w. BucKLAED, -....s
Of the University Of Toronto, g. W: and one
Or sa3re Distinguished writer's upon Agdeuitu-
raj Science 10 Europe. s.ts..ss
In every department Of newspaper snser-
prise the ..-.. 5f8 1@z
| NEW YORK ARGUS sssi
vii compare AvoYably rish the abIess journ-
aIs in the country Ia Politics. 10 Literature,
lin business ard Finance, in Agricultural In
formation. in General News, and especially IL
the completeness and ascuraey IT IT. reports d
the Noney, Produce, Cattle and other narkess
lit will hare no superior. a5
TER Ms:
SIEgIe sab-cyitey. per snnun r. 30
Three copies one year.. $50
| Eight eopss~ ore yesI -...--.-... ....1gJD
Twenty copies u on< sddress MOO
l We cannot give an eIsYa copy fsr Ressinl
ap Gibbs NOR can payers one dollar eseh 81
Isep4rssely directed
j III al cases the money must seconpss,
! the order.
| Letters. whether containing YensissAnee& Q,
.othervisss shouid be directed 70 the undersi1n
.ed-cerneT Of Brcadssy md Psrk P1see. Nss
/ fork. cUASTDcK y CASSIDY.
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REFERENCES.

ALA AhHNObO.
E. TH!rSEr,'' '.''''''' Green Bay, Wis.
EMERY u Co., %. Chicapc I'll.
6. PLASTER Co..."... Grand Rapids, Mich.
HENRY DARLING, ....... Weaversville, Mich.
n. II. HocusrELLER, Shanesville, Ohio.
F. MoscnLER, ...... Mount Eaton, 9
Philadelphia, Penn.
GESrs.-With two horses on your Anti frie-
ton Power, We drive your No. l Mil, grind
ing Is BUSHELS OF CORN PER HOUR and cus alarge
quantity Of hay at the same time. Ihave never
seen power that runs with so little friction.
and consequently with so little strain upon the
horses l. ...ls+ W. P. COOPER, 80
~ Supt. 18th & 10Th St. Pass. 4. r. Co.
-. CLosrER, n. T., Jan. 90, 1852.
MEssRs. BENxkr BROTHERS. GENrs.-I am
very much pleased with the Power. It runs
|easer than any osher. Power in this vicinity !;
end with the same horses will do nearly, or
quite rwice as much work: run my Thrcsher
at SEQ revolutions per minute aud . "a inch
Cross-cut Saw, at ,2JO revolutions. ST.
~ Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE.
On all Orders Received before Oct.
list. 1862, the Freight will be Prepaid to
Chicago or amy other Point on Lake
Michigan.
~ Liberal discount to dealers Agents
wanted. State, County and Shop Rights for sale.
Fog further information send stamp for IL
lussrated Circulars o
| : i s.*. ...+.y .,..s. BENNET BkOTHEkS, -
n5av6:sm AZ and A Greene ST., New York
| - T r .s.ssE 56ooDHUE COUNTY III
DRUG sTOR II.
| u* a. j. CLARK,
Wholesale ana retail dealer in a@zex
DRUGS~ANDx MEDICINES,
Pairs. OILS. GLASS, vAkxnHxs,
| Dys-Nu6s, Hair ard Cloth Brushes,
| PATENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAP,
+! TOBACCO, SNUFF.
PsrfansFy, Red and W hise LAad, Zinc Pain, Sc
/ RED " Ns, Aix>EsoTA.
/ 1856 Ill MI vs:1y
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
4 IL those indebted to as, either BY not. Or
~ book account Esust pay up by the l3:h day
OF November, OF they will be sued, a. We nus
have money. q. BUNCH h CO.
Red Wing, Oct. II, 1862. 2" n12v7vx