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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

DIVIDEND.
wHEELISa sAvrSss INSTRUCTION.
July lst, 1884.
The Directors OF this Institution have this day
declared a dividend OF ten ll0l per cent on the
Capital stOcE, free from State ard FedeiAl tax,
OF the earning Of the last ak moaIhsi payable 70
demand. A. O. MCKEE,
1J4St Trasr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07
FOR ONE EVENING ONLY!
SATURDAY, JULY ., 1864.
DIVIDFND.

THE Board Of Managers OF The Wheeling and
L Belmont Bridge Company have declared a
semi. annual dividend OF three per cent. on the
Capital stock, payable on after the 9th Of July
1854 TO stockholders holding stock the Ist inst
iyi-lw p. sCATrERDAY, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

NE BOARD OF ENROLMENT for the % Dis.
4 trict West Virginia, at headquarters, Grafton
West virginia will hold daily session. between tne
hours Of aud IL 4. VI and ? to 8 p NJ to enter.
tan applcltions aud relieve from dram all persons
enrolled improperly account Of
"Alieuage,"
''Son Residence
cover Age"
Permanent Physical Disability ~
The Board will also eIpuuge from the EnroInept
Lists all soldiers Of the Military or Naval
service who have served two years iuTins ths me-
ent rebellion. 49,
Civil Ofheers, Clergymeu and all good citizen are
especially requested 10 give 10 the Board such in
formation as may aid In the correction and revision
OF the Enrolment List.
jy4-lw Capt Pro- Marshal "a Dis Is wv W, Va
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The Savings Bank of WheeIing,

The Directors have this day declared a dividend
OF ten per cent ont Of the prodH OF The last ~
lnonths, payable TO stockholders demand, FREE
from All taXes- $. P. HILJkETH
iy2 Treasurer.
Use TIE INDICATED PAPER as a prgTs1fiTS
- and cure Of Piles. For sale By
isls EDMUSD BOOKING.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-07

MAIL BOAT FOR PARK ERSBURG.
In place ofthe EAGLE during low water.
IT, The new and light drauSht steamer
keatt55-tESI JULIA, Captain COULSEx, will leave
- hesHug every Monday Wednes5aN,
and Friday, at 10 O'Clock 4. u.
is lw JELLY MANNER, Agents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-26

~ Major General Edward r. 8. Can.
by, who has been assigned to the com.
mand of military department embracing
all the trans. Mississippi States, except
Kansas and Missouri, is a native of Ken
lucky, where he was born about ISL
He was graduated at West Point in 1889,
served with distinctioDin the Mexican
war, and also in the Utah Expedition,
under Gen. A. s. Johnson. When the
civil war broke out 10 1861, Gen. Candy,
then Major, was in New Mexico, and ex ..
hibited great skill and energy in fighting
tho rebels in that region, and saving the
Territory to the Union. In May, 1861,
he was made Brgadier General Of vol
unteers, and in November of that year
was sent to Pittsburg to take command
of the drafted men in that place. He
was ordered to New York last summer,
after the riots, and again rendered essen.
tial service to the Government iu preserv.
ing public order during the enforcement
of the draft.
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eirumblinc.

1t IS natural for some persons to com,
plain ss to breathe; or in other words,
some persons are born with q bono in
their mouths that they must-ot course
roll around aud pick when awake. Il.
seems to be a trade and only those addict.
ed to it can follow the vocation. To a
reasonable person it seems as if one that
has all heart could wish, surrounded by
companions Of choice, oil this obtained
without even the soiiing Of his fingers,
might be content and make himself and
those around him happy. Bu. alas! how
few We find among the masses that crowd
our city are thus inclined A man of
business will complain that he sold his
produce one day and the next because he
did not. A social man growls hecansc
he thinks himself slig GIFTED ia society, aud
again, will do the same if too much ad-
mired. A man at home may complain if
his meals are not served At the right time
and in manner to suit bis Grabbed feel.
ings, not thinking that other duties have
kept the tiny hands of his loving wife
from bestowing that time upon it she
would like. He will find fault with the
children if they be noisy and will chide
them if too still. But there is a still
more prominent class that come under the
head Of grumblers. Alas, how many of
our devout church soers grumble-yes,
actually grumJle-at the minister for be-
ing too dry, too candid, or too radical in
his remarks, not thinking that 1t takes all
kinds Of remarks to suit all classes, and
that while ho is dissatisfied, some one
equally as good,-if not better-thau
himself, is suited with the same. We
know that there are tho same classes a. !.
equally as bad among the female r>.,,;o,
of our population as among tn. male hu,
we will let that 60 for resn.ty until al.
puted. To you who haze that bc. :.
your mouths would say, do n -ae il
good teeth God has giver ,1'spo'i tn
useless thing. II yn. ns S sou' on To.
too soon, or held . too Iu ons sen aS your ua, graz,
r sors Ise ' sin o the brute creation pit
r,nv NV ." I'd. If you are sighted in com
r.. '''erp mum, J" and your action. sho,
-A' yo1 are man enough not to uotie
any '0'h l's!o thing II you .t. l,ude
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How to tell a Lady,

Two women shall get into an omnibus,
and, though We never saw one Of them
before, VIC shall select you the true lady.
She does not latter when . gentleman,
handing up her fare, knocks of his hat,
or pitches it awry over his nose; nor
does she receive her 'change," after this
to him) inconvenient act Of gsllautry.
in grim silence. She wears no lowered
brocade to be trodden under foot, nor
ball room jewelry, nor rose. tinted gloves;
but the lace frill round her face is scru-
pulously fresh, aud the strings under
her have evidently been handled only BY
dainty fingers She makes no parade Of
a watch. if she wears one; nor does she
draw off her dark, neatly fitting glove to
display ostentatious rings. Still we mo-
tice, nesting iu the straw beneath NJ,
such a trig little boot, not paper solsd,
but of an auticonsumptive thickness
the bonnet upon her head is of plain
straw, simply trimmed, for your true
lady never wears . "dress hat" in %
omnibus. She is quite - civil to the
poorest rs to the richest person who sits
beside her, ns equally regardful Of thsis
rights. II she attracts attention, il 10
by the unconscious grace Of her person
and manner, not by the osteptatioo Of
her dress. We ore quite sorry when shs
pulls the strsp aud dissppesrs if "
were bachelor We should 90 home TO-
our solitary deu, with a resolution to b.
come better and a-married man.
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Our FooD Que of the most com.
mon causes Of blood impurities is the
use of pork. 1t has been said that all
things were created for some wise pur.
pose; but hogs were never made to eat
Christ used them to drown devils they
can never be of bencficent use. As an
article of diet, pork exerts a most PERM.
cious influence on tho blood, overloadios
1t with carbonic gas, aid filling it with
scrofula. The hog is not healthy ami
NAL From its birth it i. an inveterate
gormandizer-and to satisfy its eternal
cravings for food, everything in field or
gutter, however filthy, 6uds lodgment
IN its capacious stomach. 1t eats filth,
swallows in filth, and is itself but liv.
! ing mass Of filth. Our bodies ~. moar
up vf the things that have been picked
up from our plates. The humorsl prop.
/ critics, and iuaammatory effect which
pork imparss to the blood, tend to gepcr-
ate vermin 10 the system. Grub 10 the
liver, kidneys, lungs and other organs,
frequently have their origin in the use
Of this filthy article of food.
The Gazette Medicals also asserts tha,
"ths tape worm troubles only those who
eat pork 1t further remarks that the
Hebrews are never troubled with 1.-THE
pork butchers are peculiarly liable to it
and that dogs fed upon it are uuiver.
sally so afflicted. In fact, it turns ou.
that a small parasite worm, called Crysti.
cerOns, which much affects nork M
sooner reaches the stomach, than from
the change of diet and position, it is
it is changed into tho we'll known tape
worm, and the experiments Of NJ Kucho
omister, of Zittoria, made with yrent pro
fessional care upon an executed criminal,
have established the fact beyond doubt.
Ned. Common Sense,
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+ Even If I had time to write further, I
could 6nd no language to measure tho
estimate in which ! hold the gen eralshi D
Of General Grant. This campaign viii
stamp him as ousof the greatest military
men the world hss ever seen. Aud as to
Gen. Meale, be has proved himself .
worthy second Of our great Illinois hero,
a great executive commander, a man Of
coolness, courage; skill and resource. .s
Gen. Grant is having every possible
support. Twenty-Five thousand troops
have already gone from here to reinforce
him, sud his commu ncatious are we'll
open 20 he oan gse further supplies. The
loyal people Of the country can now
breathe more freely.
You're, trulyI
-.4. .E.. .eatlE. B. WAsHBURN.
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OF what trade is minister at 4 we'd
ding' A join her,
Men can easily run into debt, but Ind
it not SO easy even 10 creep out Of il. g.
"The Ohio Is sickly stream" says .
correspondent. "Yes," replies the Lou.
isvilIe Democrat, sit is confined to it,
bed"
A young girl generally loses her fresh
mesa by mingling with fashionable socie-
ty, as bright stream does by mingliug
with tho sea
A romantic young man says that wo.
mans heart is like the moon-it changes
continually, but always has q man in il.
In describing the difference between
arlstocracy and democracy, it was wittily
said of Cincinnati: The democracy are
those who now kill hogs for living; the
nristocraoy those whose fathers killed
hogs for living. s.v
A French writer says, "Sorrow il .
fruit; God does not let it grow on .
branch too weak to bear it.
The sweNs Of tho ocean subside.-
There are good many ''swclls" on land
that subside about a. soon. a5
II am prepared to say to seven rich
men out Of every ten: Make the most
out Of your money, for it makes the most
out of you" ,.<..
Man was created "a little lower thar
the angels and he has been getting &c
little lower ever since"
A man who won't take paper because
he can borrow one, has invented chest.
ly contrived machine, with which he can
cook his dinner by the smoke of his neigh.
boris chimney. ..
Somebody who knows, says that when,
two or more women, approaching you on
narrow walk, fall behind one another to
enable ycu to pass, you may Be sure they
are ladies' of uncommon politeness end
consideration. The usual course pursu-
ed by women is to charge all abreast,
sweeping every body into the mud.
-"sasc," said Mrs. Par.iue,op. to
her nephew, "when you enter tho st,te
of .alimoney, choose vor,cious and velf.
uniformed young woman. Then. nv
"'"', yo"' 'o'0 "iu oe iuIern0l and You1
prosperity certain" Ike looked exceed.
ingly solumn, and continued TO mt mr..
lasses on the door mob.
An individual addicted 10 eris;s,.
remarks, made an observation, raoA
ing for "chaw o tobacco" sur: .sk
whisky bill excitement, thss b. .nr tb,
using oak leaves as ssb..i. had beer
time, for the purpose ute, for so..
bowels into St con"' Of tanning -,
new kind of whis' .ition to receive *.
sarily be desl' ~ which would n.....
the bill. out upon the passage q
': e. "A .Is farmer in o.D.d. r.o.,,,, Ia. Il.
bIed =, wa the gsests vere sa.enS
err :. persisted 10 postponior the ~.
-. Several sympathetic frienda. ~
/. endeavored to reconcile him to I Hr.l
, loave OF the loved rcmsins, elicited frc.'
. the distracted man the fact thai he ~
{ been disappointed 10 the attendance a. |.
professional gentleman TO extract ssv.,.l
teeth containing gold tillinr. vhioh ~
cost him twelve dollars some YEAR pre,
Old sswspapsrs ard oshsr old ,.pa.u,
: waste srs worth eight esuts . round q
q make 0''', s.~s 'sn up.
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to- much, .hink II 1 nissaks Or tAat tA&s
are some peculiar family relations thas
makes you thus pstted, o. else bear u
with all grace. 70 the home gsunblssl
would say, do aes make bruts Of your
self Remember yonr wife cannot ii.
ways have thiags 70 suit Aesser and you
DOW may fail to give her the necessary
assistance she should have. Do yo1 10
have clerk 10 your business or some s66
to assist you? Ought not abe ha,sseo
assistance as we'll a. yourself when hss
duties are as arduous to her - yosrs %
you? Turn your frowns and grunbling
into smiles and kind words and thus en-
courage and strengthen her and I trust Ill
will be WE'LL
And TO you, my church grumblsr, Iss
me say . word: Remember that hs tbss
dispeuses the word Of God from the pul.
pit to you is doing his appointed work,
work pointed out to him BY. the hand thss
ruleth all things. Are you doing jour
duty to God and man BY grumblins a
what he does, Can you reach that hsp.
py home by so doing! Think we'll be-
fore you grumbls. To sum it oil up,
what good does it do, to grumble5 Does
it make things any betterf Are yos hsp.
pier3 Are you better fitted for busiuessl
Are you better fitted for living or dyiss1
I answer no! Then spit out that bone
that causes al this trouble, save yoursslf
and those srouod you from many unplsas-
ant feelings and words, rouse yoursel to
a level with men, aud be man instss1
Of . grumbler. Union Banner. a-e
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D~As each day rolls away to take i,

1$As each day rolls away to take its
place on eternity's calendar, We are more
and more convinced, that but . STEW
days' at farthest, will witnss the usher.
ing in of the Millennium. That brotherly
love, which is to extinguish all tastes
and caste, is already assuming its su.
premacy. The lion and the lamb is
about to lie down together. The Editor
of the Quincy H4rald, q hitherto cop
perhead organ Of the worst kind, has in
his employ, a negro boy, who is "devip
for the Herald Office. Not a miscegna-
tion negro, but pure oderiferous Afri-
can. Surely the good time is near at
hand. Let US pray = Haxkeye.
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MILLINERY. GOODS.

RfISS A. PERRIE has just resolved her Spring
VI stock Of Millinery Goods, Of the very latest
fashions, which she is determined to sell at the
lowest prices, and would be happy to have her
old customers call on her at the stand formerly
occupied by Mrs. Carter. Z
Upton, April l4th, 1864. n15ml
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BOOT AND SHOE
SHoPI

n s. WIRICK, having removed to first door
north of Browns Furniture shop. is pre-
~ pared to manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes in the neatsst and
most durable manner. He selects his own stock
and always gets the best. good supply Of
Homa- Made Boots always on Hand.
June 20 1862. pep
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John G. SAKE, tho poetical joker, is
seriously i'll At Albany, N. Y, from the
effects Of injuries received while "ridiug
on . rail-"
i--Thaddeus Stevens, Of Pennsylvania,
who has worn = wig twenty years, was
lately applied to 10 behalf Of the St.
Louis Sanitary Fair for lock Of his hair
TO put in Congressioosl wreath.
Yankee nations says the language ~
Arabian child spssks before il cuts teeth
is gum Arabic. Upquestionably!
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BOILING WATER-Ata recent lecture
with which Mr.. W. r. Grove opened
the session Of the Royal Institution, Mr..
Grove astonished his audience at the
outset by telling them that there never
had been such thing as boiling water,
aud never would be; aud ho showed re.
1ected on screen by the electric light,
that what is called boiling, is in fact, the
driving out of air from the water by the
application Of heat. E1pel all the air
from water, aud it will no longer boil in
the ordinary sense; aud if it were posi-.
bic to operate on water not contained in
a vessel, it might be heated to 40 intense
mperature-more than 800 degrees
without altering its form. And we are
not to forget that the hard nature of the
vessel in which water is boiled may have
as much to do with the boiling as the
other elements in the operation. Then
comes the question Of constituent gasses,
and that apparently indestruc,ible bub-
ble of gas, 'that everlasting bubble" as
Mr. Grove calls it, which remains at the
bottom of every experiment, whatever be
the liquid operated on. Perhaps among
our chemists there may be one who will
take up the subject of boiling water a.
special research.
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DIR. SMITH,

CURGEON DENTIST. Artificial tfp
y Teeth on yulcaniEed Rubber; 1IYIy
also. Hunters or Alle0s Continuous Gum and
Block Work II desired. Office over Childs'
store, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
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A PAIN OF spAsne. Er:-:.."1
Harbingsr lucidIy Gays: "ru the twelfth
hour Of the glory Of God, the life Of God,
the Lord in God, the Holy Procedure
shall crown the Triune Creator with the
perfect discfosive illumination. Then
shall the creation, in its effulgence, above
the divine seraphim, arise into tho dome
of the disclosure in one comprehensive
revolving galaxy Of supreme created beau.
titude." .4
To which the Coynga CAi.fe learnedly
responds: sae4
"Thsn shall biockh eadism, the jsckas
sical dome Of the diseloslve procedure.
above the ALFRED great leather fungus Of
Peter Nipninneygo, the great gooseberry
grinder, rise into the dome disclosive un.
til 90 equal, co.extensive, and con- glomer.
ated lumaxes, in one grand comprehen-
sive mux, shall assimilste into nothing,
and revolve liks bob tail pussy cat after
the space where the taif Was. "
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JOHN 4. T'UTHILI.,

JOHN 4. TUTHILI.,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PrnIlc
- and Insurance. AGENT. Participating Poll
ries issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. (n36v1oy~1
AUCTIONEER!
THE undersigned. having taken out L. s. license,
will attend and sell real personal property for ali
persons who may desire his services. Residence, in
the northeast part OF Sugar Greek township. Cedar co.
Postofice address, Wilton. JOHN MUM.
March 10, 1861. nl0m2+
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plow, in his eager pursuit. I. ha, been
recommended to steep the seed and other
wise to prepare it so as to be obnoxiou,
to the insects; but these worms do no,
eat the seed-they eat the succuleut shoe.
at or near the surface. Sleeping with
the sulphate Of iron, however, stimulates
avigorous growth, and is in that way Of
value.
1t seldom happens that the cutworms
destroy all the shoots in a hill of corn,
hence it is we'll to use plenty Of seed at
planting time. This accounts for the
practice Of the old farmers who used to
sing:
"One for the hlackblrd, one for the crow
Two for the catworm, and three for to grow"
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Thc Liquor 6ollers.What He Becomes.
would not wantouly say word against
liquor. dealer, % man. I am sorry to
say that I have some very good friends
who are yet ens-gva in the business. I
know that such men arc frequently be-
nevolsnt, free, open. hearted, noble men,
naturally; but behind their counters, en-.
gagged in this traffic, they are necessarily
monsters; and all the harm l wish to do
them, is to be permitted to assist in lift
ing them away from their present posi-.
tion, aud placing them iu front of their
counter, where their moral faculties will
have full play, and they may become the
men which the God of nature intended
them to bo.
At this late day everybody knows and
Acknowledges that liquor drinking is iu-
furious, and liquor-selling is necessarily
deleterious to society; therefore, every
liquor.vendor "sins against light and
knowledge" he knows that the legiti.
mate fruits of his traffic are mora! and
physical disease and death: He knows
that his traffic cannot exist without tax
ing from al its supporters their money,
and from at least portion of them their
strength, health, happiness and life.
What then, is reilly the difference be.
tween the rum-seller and the highway
man! The latter, with pistol at the breast
Of his victim, exclaims: "Your money
or your life" While the former, with
his seductive bottle and tumbler, says:
"Your money and your life!' and he gets
both.
Everybody knows this is SO, and yet,
strange to say, there are men-voters-
in our land who, having the power to de-
stroy this unjust and unholy monstrosity,
will twist and dodge, and whine and cog.
itate, and wonder If it Is not "arbitrary"
to mako law which shall prevent this
murder of ones neighbors and friends
for the sake Of the rum profits! What a
commentary 10 this upon the common
sense Of the American citizens!
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JAS. H. RorHRocK, cE--Ass....s w. p. VOL
ROthrOck & Wolf.

JAMES w. DAGLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, d NOTARY PUBLIC;
T1rroN, Iowa.
lr OFFIcE-At the court House, in the
Distriot Clerks Office. -.~. v5nlO.
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased large stock of Printing Aueeria,
We prepared to execute every variety Of
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
We can furnish on short notice, DEGDs, BoRBs, and
rrIcsAL BLANks, Of every description, in neat and
atisfactory manner. SO .@%E*E a.. ~ .#a+E
NJ GIVE % A TRIAL!H
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

EXCI1ANGE OFFICEs
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN DE
- had of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
chasers. Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ed at small premium.
1r Office over Holtslander's store.
WIN. II. TUTHILL.
Tinon Iowa. ynly lst 1850
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-06
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Court Of the State Of Indiana, comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes of blackford and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes OF the State, emb' dei IN the edition
OF Gavin a Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis, l.. l. b. i vol
svo. So co.
The edition of this valuable work was completely
hausted in less than three months from the time OF
publication edition. printed on fine white paper,
is ready This is of the most complete and best
arranged digess published, and has received the
highest commentators of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ. NJ RAY say:
1.-The Digest is in its plan aud as II
is useful TO the profession. This is no abrdgement oil
the Reports but genuine digest OF them"
The Hon. DAVID McDoSAID says
at is no small commentator of the work that II is
Digest only of oil our Supreme Court decisions wrich
have be published. but also of all the modern statutes
in force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-06

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p Morton. Governer. ones. State House.
r,sifencr corner 81 Market and Illinois sfs $500
q n ua.fo~ay. Colonel and Private Secretary
si,s ss,srnsr Norton -:................ 7os4
" r. Terrell Major and Military Secretary
20 Governor o1ice. stale House. residencs
Love. BIees. on Ohio stresi--............. AIS
W. n. Schist<r. MAJOR - Regiment. Indians
vounfe~rs. A. ID. G. 20 Governor. Ofhcs
stats Hsas<. boards a. Palmer Heuse...... tis
Lar Sobls. Adjufsnf General Of Indiana
ofce, state House, boards at Bates House:
spsi ...s -. s~4