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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ Visit Madame English Museum. ~ yo'
want 10 see the rarest Of euFio-ities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ Another performance ~ill be given "a
night, at Trophy Hall. on the State Fair GROUND
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

U-Doo't fail TO insure your property with
this reliable company-Sinnissippi. 3O-im
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

sTThe uniform Of a drafted man is a round
about with brass buttons and a pair of light biu'
breeches.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

TT We are having The most beautiful weather
now days.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
x-DIsEAsEso OF THE NERVOUS

Seminal, Urinary and SeSual sys;ens-new and reliable
treatmeni-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
seut Sy mail in seAled letter envelopes. free ofchArSe.
Address D. J. SKILLTN %HoUGHToN, Howard As.ocia-
ton. No. , South Ninth Street, Philadeiph's Ia.
marSo -d6viy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

SIxsIssIrPI This company is reliable without
a doubt. WV. A. WHIPPLE,
COLIN Agent for this City.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
INDIANA AVENUE GROCERY.

fgNHE undersigned, having increased the size Of his
store, corner Of New York and Tennessee streets,
persons can De supplied with all kinds 4 Fresh Grocer
les. all kinds Of Produce and Fruit. also al kinds Of
Esrse and Cow Feed; also Fresh fish and Oysters re-
ceived daily, which hs will sell en reasonable terms and
deliver free q charge in any part Of the city.
oct4-dIw G. u. wIIGUS-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN,

IT 4 A NATIONAL SAvIses BANK, Offering a higher rate
Of interest than any other, and the best security. Any
savings bank which pays its depositors in U. S. Notes,
dunn Of the country, and IL cannot pay in anything
better, for its own assets are either in Government Sc
curities or in notes or bonds payable in Government pa
per.
II is equally convenient as a temporary or permanent
investment. The notes can always be sold for within a
are the best security with banks a. collaierals for dis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12
CITY TIE ~ 8

rrGrea, horse exhibition to dag at the State
Fair grounds.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

E-NERyOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
weAkness. etc, coz 5< cured by one who hss really
cured himself and hundress Of others, AMI will tell you
nothing bat the frEfA. Address with stamp.
EDwABD n. TRAvRR,
feb29-e3wly Lock Box. Boston, ksss-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

~ The Atlantic Monthly undertakes to show
that the negro ia better fitted fer freedom than
the Irishman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

Comprising in part the following articles, viz:
o Cases Mems, Boys, Youths and ChildTen'sC Cell
aud Kip Boots,
300 Cases womens', Misses and Children's Goat,
Calf, Morocco Kid and Lasting Boots and Balmorals-
300 Cases Meas, Boys, Youths and Childrens'C Cal
and Kip Brogsns and Balmorals.
Ladies' Serge Congress Caters and Bu.kiDs.
Ladies' Goat, Kid and Plush Slippers
Ladies' Fine Glove Kid Congress and Balmorsls
Ladies. Misses and Childrens' ColOred Serge Co
gross Caters. and everything else usually kept in a Bng'
and Shoe House
We have the largest and best selected stock Of go"d.
in the State or West, and respectfully call the attention
Of Country Merchants 10 the same.
jaly2s-d3m DAWES, EVANS h NcMILLEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

DE. LsarHILL has returned to tse city. sod
can be daily CONSULTED on Catarrh, Deafness. and
all diseases Of the Eve, Ear and Throat. a. his
residence. No. 80 ST. MARKS PLACE.
OA5ce hours from 10 A. N. Till P N.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-12

Among tine numerous testimonials in his pos
session, DE-. LighIhill has selected = few only OF
those from parties Of established position and
well known throughout the country.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12
BEAUREGARD CUT OFF FROM LEE
HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIEj

HEADQUARTERS IN THE FIELD
Near bermuda Landing May 9, 1864.
Hon EDWIN M STANTON, Secretary Of War
Our operations may be summed up in few words
With seventeen hundred cavalry we have advanced nm
the Peninsula forced the Chcksbomny, and have safely
brought them to present position These were coored
cavalry and holding advanced pckets toward
Richmond H
General KautE, with three thousand cavalry from Suf
folk the same day with movement up James river
forced the Backwater burned the railroad bridge
Stony Creek Twenty miles below Petersburg cutting
two Boauregard's force at that point
We have landed here entrenched ourselves destroyed
many miles OF railroad, ard got position which, with
proper supplies hold against the whole of Lees
army. have ordered up the supplles
Beauregard with large portion Of his command, was
left south by the cutting Of the railroads by Kautz That
portion which reached Petersburg, under Hill, have
whipped to-daykillng and wounding many, and taking
many prisoners after severe and well contested fight
General Grant will not be troubled with sDy further re-
reinforcements to Lee from Beauregard's forces
BENZ f. BUTLER, Major General.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12
SUCCESS OF THE JAMES RIVER EXPEDITION

Orr CRY POINT, (VA.) MAY 5, 1864.
Lieut.. Gen. GRANT Washington
We have seized Wilson's Wharf Landing brigade
of Wilds colored troops there At Fort Powhatan
Landing two regiments of the brigade have andedp
At City Point Hinkss division with the remaining troops
and battery, have landed. The remainder of both the
Eighteenth and Tenth Army Corps being landed at
Bermuda Hundreds, above the Appomatox
No opposition experienced thus far The movement was
apparently complete surprise. Both army corps left
Yorktown during last night The monitors all over the
bar at Harrson's Landing and above City Point. The
operations of the feet have been conducted to-day with
energy aud Gems. Smith and Gilmore are push
ing the landing OF the Gen. Graham with the army
gunboas led the advance during the night capturing the
signal station OF the rebels.
Col West with eighteen hundred cavalry made severa
demonstrations from Williamsburg yesterday morning
Gen. Kauz left Suffolk this morning with his cavalry
the service indicated during the with Lien
tenant General.
The New York dag ofruce boat was found lying at the
wharf with four hundred prisoners whom she had time
to deliver. She went up yesterday morning.
We are landing troops during the nght-a hazardous
service in the face of the enemy.
BENZ. L. BUTLER, Major Gen. Commanding,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12
BEAUREaARD DRIVEN BACK.

An Associated Press despatch from Fortress Monroe
communicates the following important intelligence:
8Ha BERMUDA HUNDREDS, MAY 10, 1864.
Fighting commenced yesterday and continued till
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12

FORTRESS MONROE, MAY a, 1864.
The preparations for the present campaign have been
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12
THE FLEET IN JAMES RIVER.

OPERATIONS ON THE PENINSULA.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12

Our line on Saturday the Friday with the
exception OF contraction on the right Vigorous skr.
msbng took place at different points Of the line during
Saturday but serious demonstration was made by
either side Towards skrmishers advanced and
discovered that the enemy had rereaed from their line Of
the preceding night despatch to the New York Tri-
bune dated in the Wilderness at five O'Clock on Saturday
night says;
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12

harm that the naval are intended cover
and flying detachments OF rebel artillery, which may
reasonably expect to encounter ia passage up this
river The forces of Gen Butler expect to land on the
protect the landing, but will keep far enough ahead to
prevent the rebels from annoying the troops during that
operation htH@f Fl
The army transports started with the naval vessels and
by O'Clock the whole fleet consisting Of about
hundred vessels, their way up the James river
About to-day the last OF the army vessels started from
Newport News The gunboat Mount Washington came
up late in the afternoon having two ordnance aud coal
schooners in tow he iron clad Roanoke is stationed
Newport News the ship Of that station and at the
time ready to cope with any thing that might slip by
our feet above. #0AeAatN.
The feet passed up the river to-day without experience
ing any annoyance from the guerrlas who supposed
TO be along the banks The whole was appar
entity unexpected to the rebels that they
pared any demonstration In these waters They doubt
less expected that forces would advance from White
House strong force had been sent up there repair
the wharves to fell trees and make great show This
done in broad daylight and with large feet Of trans
ports evidently awaiting the preparations for
This work prosecuted with great vgor during the day
while Of the transports sent still further up the
river their advance being covered by the gunboats Gen
Butler bad given orders darkness set 10 to
embark every and make all possible haste in reaching
the rendezvous at Newport News. This movement was
plshed during the night and the whole force
s way up the james river shortly after midnight In the
time the rebels who felt confident that the advance
was to be made by the way Of White House, hastily
Withdrew their forces from the James river AT the time
they engaged Gen Butler and Admiral Lee were
quietly quickly, and with certainty advancing to occupy
and to hold the ground just vacated by the unwary rebels
This whole movement s full Of the most coDsummate
strategy and has completely thrown the enemy on their
guard
The naval vessels of this expedition consist Of the fol
lowing: ...
The Flagship Steamer Malvern
Iron. ciads -Onondsga, Tecumseh, Csnonicus, Saugus
and Atlanta s 4..@
GunLoafs -Eutaw, Osceoa, Sassacus, Commodore Per-
n NJ. .h,nct L.
Jones Stepping Stones, Commodore Morris General Put
man, Poppy, Cohassett, Zouave, Hunchback, Delaware
Young America, Rose, Hydranga, Shokoken, and Shaw
sheen.
Vesse,s ofhs Napai brigade Charles Chamberlain
flagship, the Jessup, Flora Temple Foster Reno General
Burneide and 4. l.. Brewster.
The Transporfs The army transports engaged in the
expedition up the James river numerous than
those OF the famous advance on Port Royal They
consist Of ninety steamers ryone scbooners and
seventy bsrges and canal boats. tU#
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-05-12

a FIEITT On MONDAY. ------
Reports from the army state that on Monday all was
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19

N.v YORK, November Is.
Cotton heavy. decidedly dill, Al 81 as9l 20 fol
lnidding.
FlOur-Stste ana Western dull 10000 lower
- 30(d9 IS for extra state: so 55@ll 90
for common TO good shipping brands extra round
boon Ohio and <i0 s0Gli 20 for trade brands
market closing dull
Whisky heavy and loseratSl 72is0l % 70,
Western
Wheat 2(dtc lower; winter red W estern 81 p
Ga 80: choice amber Michigan 81 3s(d2 40,
the after extreme
Rye quiet. Barley dull and heavy.
Corn opened heavy and elssed little more
steady at I'll 1901 20 for mixed Western.
Oats dull and lower at $685. for Western
sioat and 97G9o in store.
Wool quiet.
Coffee dull aud nominal Sugar dull and nom
nal
Moasses dull Itl 80
Pork heavy, at S37 75@3S 80 for mess:
x39 1910 81 for new do, cash aud regular way
closing Sl0 II: S37 a37 50@3i so for prime and
$40 for city prime mess.
Beef firm and in good demand al S19l2
for country mess: sl4@29 foe repscked mess.
aud sl9G2+ for extra mess.
Beef hams 10 good request and hfmef.
Cut meats are rather heavy At l1@ls for
shoulders. and ls@2l for hams
Lard rather heavy and q shade lower at 81
@23.
Butter quiet and heavy "a 3 case for Ohio
and l0d55 for State Cheese heavy at l50
%
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Extracts from Rebel Papers.
SpecuiatiOns On the Movements
of sherman.
FROM FR.sICTSCO
&C., &C.. &C.. nc.


Nav YORK, November le.-The Posts Wash
neton special has the following:
The Richmond Wing Of Wednesday states
that Sherman has sent a large part OF his forces
towards Selma. Ala. indicating a move upon
Mobile
The Wing also demands the rebel authorities
to call out special force OF 1900 men to ami
hilate Sherman and Sheridan. Ii thinks this can
be done. and sssas the rebel Congress for in
competency.
The Raleigh Confederate announces the evac-
uation of Washington. v q. and ifS occupation
by federal troops
y The safe arrival of the Tallahassee Al Whining
ton is also announced.
The Richmond Enquirer says the disaster st
Aorristown. East Tennessee, was not 40 great a.
reported. Naughn's force routed and panic
stricken, but lust "a the ankees were within 3UO
yards of the wagon train Major Lay came up and
rallied the rebels who turned and repnlsed The
Yankees and saved the train.
The Commercials Washington special says
the friends Of Mr.. Chase are working earnestly
TO induce the President 10 make him Chief jus
tice They also urge the retention of Mr. Stan
ton in the war department
The Richmond papers OF Wednesday are filled
with speculations 10 Sherman movements,
expressing Tho conviction iha' no 5 threatening
Mobile
Proposals tor ucU loan will rrccsde Score
tIry Fes5enden report
Ii is reported thar Charles Windsor. the ab-
sconding teller Of tie Mercantile Bank, took his
departure on The steamer Teutonia which sailed
on the 18th of October. zoe Hamburg.
The Commercials Washington special says.
No official intelligence is vet received from Sher.
man. and none is expected
The Richmond papers arc anxiously scannei
for information of Sherman movements They
know just how far he has advanced Its thought
that the Union army Is AT or very near Macon.
which il evidently Sherman's first objective
point. lt is l04 miles from Atlanta. and it, cap
ture would be a great triumph
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
DAILY SENTINEL.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 10.
PROCLa N ALTON


isai@i'~ iotes N"t~ft'Ni - h-tss
- 0< Pope o. LadEaAas
ne PTrssrt n the Unned State 10 coasiersfloo q
Ire Divine nsrcles % vsibly snd ooas,sniy exhibited
furing trials a rocgh which couatry i pass
ns bss IN HI. PrOcamsoa Of the sosh q October last
appointed THURSDAY. the sssh Q, ID. present month day
u rtsnksSivnx and Prayer. In Is observance be urges
a. a. 10 humble ourselves In gratitude the Almighty
Dsposer q Events an sapplcsts Him for the speedy
rstsrn q harmony and pesce. The duty q Christian
people to acknowedg- the goodness Of Cod and In every
say show theuseves che-rfsliy Submissive Bis WILL
paramount 70 eli others.
l. therefore earnestly rsconmeud tbs PEOPLE Of Ind
20 observe ihe day appointed ~ The President,
abandon all secular business and devote their time and
thoughts soet2s demands % religion In all the
isercss vosehsssd 10 nation the people Of Indiana
have share1 sbundasiy. They gathered bogneous
hsves ant have bern eusbled contribute largely and
konor.by the necessary the integrity
and prosperity % our Government To then God has
shovn lis mercy conspcuogsy and il their duty 70 &C.
sBo~ledg~ only BY thanksgiving ai prayer. but
y deeds q knfsess TO the needy u mercy 10 the suer
ing and above ALL BY prompt aud abundant or the
families a those through whose courage and sacrifices IN
the Geld hope nation restored and renewed
do. therefor. most earnestly recommend that on
hsnkszving Day collections be made in all the church
and that contributions Of money clothing fuel and all
necessriss u e b made everywhere, FOR the support
q the families Of volunteers and drafted during
tbs coming winter The demands increased CON-
forts and more liberal expenditure; and u Ne would
how ourselves deserving - the ak u God
~e should bssto- IL in free measure upon the families n
those 10 whom under such great Obligation At
the time trust thu. organizations will be instituted
In every neghtorbood 10 continue the efforts In this be-
half that soldier may be made feel that his fam
y ~i be ply provided for By those for whom he IL
daring ard enduring much
o. p. MORTON,
AZ nd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
rom BOSTON.

BosroN. November ls.-Ths Advertiser con
tains the following special:
WASHINGTON, November 1.-The revenue
officers Of the Ninth Congressional District of
the city of New York have just discovered =
fraud of the most stupendOus kind. involving
three of the large breweries of the country The
proprietors have been arrested, and the brewer
les. With ali the appurlenances Sei - the
stock OH hand have been seized The aggregate
value of the property j. not less than million
OF dollars. all of which will be cOnfscaied il a
ca Sc is made out against the offenders. and half
of the proceeds of the property will 20 10 the
persons discovering the fraud The parties have
been distliing Ton long time without license,
without making returns and without paving
nnv tar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
NOV ELS.
MunrO's Ten Cent Novels,

NOR REAL LITERARY EXCELLENCE AND
adaptation 10 the wants Of the times. far shea1
81 their numerous competitors. As Consequence their
circulation sarpases anything OF the kind presented
the public. The publishers have iudcOusly excluded
everything that could offend the most scrupulous moral
let. This combined with their literary merit makes them
welcome % every family The following l. lit Of their
No. /. The Hunters. :. The TrSrper's Retreat. 8.
The Patriot Highway 4. The Hunted Unioast. ).
The Track 81 Fire. 6. The Msn-Esters. =. Charlotte
Temple. : The Death Face. . The Indian Slayer.
To- The Turtle Catcher. IL. The Hunters Triumph IL
The Ocean Rovers. -. Tie Tors Outwittsd. H. Zeke
Sternun. the LionHearted scout. Is Tie ScoGrge u
the Sea-. i6 The Captive Maiden Il. Long Legged
Joe. or, The Demon II the Wood l.. The Wild ScOst
u the Mountain H. The Forest LOcge. 20. The Ro-
icking Rangers. IL Esttlesnase Dick The Flower o.
the Wgvam. - R'ckety Tom. the Rover =. The
lmp- q the Prairie -. TIE Robbers Terrsr. - Joe,
;he "SaTpiEt.
For sale bv ~ News Agents, SD s.u'. POI; PAID
rscsip' ~ pTire. io ceaf- each.
GEORGE MUNRO Z CO.
aovlg-d2v Ne. l37 William Street, y. T.
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from Nan Eranci>cn

san FRsNcIsco, November l. A fire in the
business part OF Marysville to-day DESTROYED
property valued at $50 900
The rainy season did not continue long enough
10 be Of much benefit
The treasure shipments To China FOR the past
few DAYS amount 10 over half million OF dol
lars in gold All departments of trade are
dull
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
kFrER NOON.


The Commission met, pur.uant 10 ADJOURN.
ment. at O'Clock.
The witness who last Oh the stand said
that the persons who had spoken to- him against
DR.. ZumrO. were members OF some secret poit-
ical society. "a he understood. the name Of which
he did not know
Mr. Section was examined. Somebody had
told him that somebody was id mean man
The witness was a Democrat. SC He referred.
in his remarks. - DIR Zumro 40 he
derstood
William Sayler was called. Had been ia the
army. Dr.. Zumro's reputation was bad. | have
known him for years | would not believe him
on oath | was in the army eight or ten months.
was discharged for disability. | belong 10 the
Mighty Host
George Baily sworn. Know Zumro Have
known him for eight or ten years hi. general
reputation for truth and veracity il bad
There was more examination in chief, and
more cross-questioning without elieting anything
new, and the Court, at ) Z. ~, adjourned until
Monday tho 2lsi Of November O'Clock T VI
A RKNEDY FOR PILEs.-lt i blessing 20 the
suffering TO know that We have effectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. j. L.
Hazarde, of l6l Second street, Cincinnati. Ohio,
takes great pleasure i'm informing AL who are
suffering with piles that he used small quantity
OF Dr.. Strickland's Pile Remedy and IL effected
permanent cure This seems 10 be the case
with all who make use OF this splendid prepare
ton. IL i manufactured at No. East Fourth
street. Cincinnati Ohio. and sold by AL druggists
mars e
- At the Cincinnati news agency, No. leie
North Pennsylvania street the New York Ledg-
81. for six cents the y Y. Clipper. Wilkes
Spirit. and all other prominent eastern and IVES
tern publications are promptly received The
news office OF the agency. Mt Morehouse always
IN attendance. i open. would incidentally re
mark during POs,ofiee hours on SUNDAY morn
ings Call on Aorehouse. No. Isl, North Penn
syyana street. for your new, and hlesture
THANKsSIvNG DiNNEE FOR OK SoLpl.ns -
The sanitary and Christian Commissions of this
city unite M requesting meeting Of ihe citi
zeus a. the Council Chamber a. . O'Clock this
saturday, morning. for providing. with the aid
OF the Commissions. tor thanksgiving. dinners
Tor the brave soldiers in the hospitals. and all
ST Others in camps in this vicinity. 50 f.r nav
DC practicable
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19

~ Burglars entered Meikel's brewery. West
Georgia street. night before last. after midnight.
aud carried off property amounting IN value to
about one hundred aud fifty dollars, besides do
ing other damage The scoundrels got no mon
ey, because Mr. Nickel had previously deposited
In hank
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19

sEMessrs GuiseDdorff, SOhl * Co. having
recently purchased fity eight acres OF land lying
on White river. vest 81 the canal, for $40 900.
are nos having Toe foundation for one OF the
most extensive grsl mills IN the state, which
wii cost. when hnishei. upwards Of 500 900
Ii Nill have tour run 81 stone, With power TO run
four more. having the whole force of Fall creek
% supply IL We chronicle such enterprise. 4s
thi. With infinite satisfaction The progress And
prosperity OF city depend. mainly upon COM
merce, manufactures. agriculture. general lntus.
try and common honesty
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-19
GAVIN d HORD'S
REVISED STATUTES
OF IN - 4 y a.
Second GCairion.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN &
Hord's Revised Statutes o. Indiana ready 70.
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised
and AL errors o0rrectes There is added the 6,--
volume appendix % over Two hundred pages, con
tanning The passed a. the regular and called sessions
ofthe Legislature 81 1901. and ~ the regular session
1858. With irsi! .uder. Til, -dtsh will increase
the value II tie work. % will contain all
all tao laws 81 the State IN force. The second
all the acts upOn the subjects which
u ex,ept those OF 1858. and the amendments
made Al thai session noted IN the margin " that
volume. These amended sct-, however, will De found
IL The supplement.
he prse % the present edition, printed upou css
white paper. and we'll bound. = sS DcIIAks TO- ths
vsiumc.. ~ Five DeILsKs fOf either.
The SUrFLEsESI, containing the act 81 the reggie
and allied sessions 81 the Legislature % iss an
regular ssssion - 1853. with complete .nse1,
sEPrAArr voLUpr borud IN les'hsr IN ths -Ar-si
the other vBlus,es. 4 also o>e-er far sale Pre-
DoLIkEs
Orders fsr either voan, u the S'stass er
receive pr-rs u attention. Address
IL. BINGHAM.
rexlf-dk~u India potss