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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-06

4 VI she A'S saSoich
List. of casualties in Battery L. ltd
Vt. Vols, June 23d, 1854;
:, WOUNDED,
Sergeant B. F. Roberts, thigh severely
Private s. G. Eaton. head slight.
MISSING AS PRISONERS OF WAR.
Capt.> d.. Stafford.
Lieut.. J. H. Macomber,
E. F. Griswold,
J. s. Drenan, ".
lst Sergeant J. M. Dickinson,
Z" H. R. Powers. ="
J. E. Miller,
:" G. E. Merrid,
Corporal H. h. Foster,
E. Hyde, :
VIC. Macomber,
Private D. Adams,
S. Bean,
L. Brother,
A. S. Butler,
%" A. Bowdry,
H. NJ. Brown,
S. Orchard,
". Calvin,
g. T. Chabot,
P. Camare.
E. G. Collister,
J. Koran.
F. Kennedy,
i" G. I.easot,
g. W. H. Martiudale,
w. Martin.
L. Merrill.
F. Mullings,
A. L. Munson,
/" L. Mason,
i" w. Owen,
A. Rivers,
G. NJ. Ransom,
G. Turner,
II. G. Taylor,
G. Wing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-06
For the Newsdealer.

-:--- For the Newsdeaier.
List of casualties in Battery L, llth
Vt. Vols, June 23d, 1854:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Total Of scsstsvee vosss.
A. bsiIosng for the sword had ceased the
nulAitu6s shaA bed ASSEMBLED 70 the Department. Of
Arms and Trophies wcnded their way Into the main
hall. and for time their attention diverted from
The contemplation of varlks SUBJECTS by the thousand
astractiess which weee offered the vayisn ssrnds.
fro saA bottles Of &ases taken from the great river
AmasoN. which sold TOE The poipsl twelve
csns ssch tbe most costly garments and jewels no
patriosio visitor no matter how poor was compc led
"a leave without Contributing somsthkng the n he
object u the rair Many q the ssands we're deserted
having sold their stock n goods Yet ssanges,
had visited tbs Fair before would thai
esoash goods st remain unsold toreaiizs sufncssnt
70 STOCK haK dozen such fairs has bssn hsa 10
nossos ard other prcyDcal cities throughout the
country. The general appearance OF tho int
rior o. the building didsrsd but little from
the Day q the opening, snd The whole matter was
fuly and infinitely described columns Of the HsRALD
a that time repetition here would be entirely super
fous In fact, tho prominent feature Of tho closing was
The great contest about the sword, and no other
tepic was discussed during the evening. 50 In
tense WIS the feeling on this subject that those
who wore engaged In the various departments
paid but little attention 10 anything else, all osher
matters being considered secondary TO this singular
test Of popular favor between the two greatest military
chiefsans Of whom Inc United States boast. Tns
crowds which visited the building during The evsnms
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Grand total. -, OIL Alb -
vs. ne so: -. co.: 4. p: = as
e: % : =: & oss :.s :sr = .s
Esirs hssd d che soasssy.
TIM oRsAr SWORD CONTEST.
By eleven o'clock 70 she morning che people began 70
e q Is. svis
character On nsAs seemed % Be ebssvsd 10 the great
sword oootess which was y decide the popularity Of
hcCsaan and Grant. The interest manifested IN the
success q Mcclellan was really surprising, and many
hsaasd dssussons were ndsgsd In By The friends q
each
The voting commsnced u the usual hour, and IN few
minute: shere.sss. he polling pac: W.. completely sur
orsssoa the vs,ss came In rather slow. rathsr. the
OoeassonaiIy patriotic Mcclellan man would come up
and deposit any o. one hundred dollars a the case
1S psSors would step up and snssavo;
nsw osmnsDdsr Of the Posomac Army. The ladies
ths result Of this contest than the men, and invested
their money freely. Twelve O'Clock had arrived ,'and
=. o. h:s1y %.
little, which reduced McCleans majority considerably.
most ss; III, and - s
css u two O'Clock and that the balance Of the voting
would have 70 DO performed BY enclosing the ballots In
tssdsA and expressed their opinions tbs subject quite
freely Some who with the Intention OF voting for
Tsss bis majority might SsSs could not have the sword
This mistake howsver. wsS soon rectinsd when u was
announced that the cnvelops would BE- opened 10 the
presence OF committee Of gentlemen whose characters
prscludsd the idea Of anything 20 dishonorab,e.
Mcclellan continued 10 lead All competitors and when
gensleman forward and pl,nkeA down 81 900 for
little Mao" signing himself "Boston, Mass was
generally conceded BY ali present that Mcclellan could
not b defeated. This gave his friends new vsor,
and from that time until the polls cloeed At
two O'Clock II was nothing but Mcclellan, the
Grant men considering IL useless 70 spend their
money IN . contest where the odds were 10
against them Shortly before the closing Of the poll
gentleman came forward and signed hundred "Ioya
Ksptsckians" for Mcclellan, and Immediately fol-
lowed BY person representing the employees OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, 10 voted 500 bill Dor Mcclellan, and
70 the vy moment Of closing the friends OF Mcclellan con-
tnusd TO forward voting 10 solid pbalanx tber
pea general: and when the voting concluded McCe
Ian was ,266 ahead Of Grant
The following 10 the vote announced on the bulletin
OF the committee.
HcCIsllsn. II POS
Grant. neutrality-suspicious.. p,64T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
- ~ ~
.~,~.~~-~.~~~~~~~~~~~ E@
The Grand Finale Yesterday
1t Palace Garden.
A Great jam and Great Ex-
element.
THE SWORD TOURNAMENT CONCLUDED.
Grant Receives 80, 2e1 and ME-
0lsllan 1869.
Majority for u. 8. q. Of. Over
Fifteen Thousand.
The Navy Swsrl Gees to Rswan, ths
Here Of Reansks Island.
FLAG PRESENTATION 70 MAJOR GENERAL DIX
PRocEEDNCs Ar UNION sQyARE BUILDING,
-, -. -

ne Great Fair Mat has Just closed has demonstrated
bsyoad doubt that che psopis q che North ars Dc.
tsrmned 10 preserve ntso The Unoa Of these States.
Three weeks have nearly elapsed since this great huaai
tartan s0tssprss insuguratsd and Notwithstanding
the liberal manner n which the citizens Of New York
have pAtronssd t. their interest 10 the good work has
not abatsd but the oeatrary have been moro
intensified - The time apRFoscsh l6rd 70 spend :
U,I.T cnSerfuy ccntFbussd Of their scanty 70
swell the grand aggregate which 10 carry Joy and
fort many noble soldiers who have sacrificed heath
and tho sndsArmsnts Of homo TO protect tho Institutions
Of The country ruin. and 70 maintain The honor and
dignity that nag which, up % the Inauguration OF the
present rebeioa the pride and protection Of every
American ostissD q homo and abroad.
Yesterday being the last day for the Fair 70 remain
spsn large Dambers persons who had witnessed
shs grand spectacle avssd themselves Of The last oppor
tunlty.
TAs weather iths early part Or tho day anything
but encouragng Dut towards shs shons out 10
a ~ rssugsns glory and dspsed the gathering clouds
which threatened 70 the pleasures and prospects Of
The day.
rH8 RBCBrPrS.
The following receipts will show how noby the people
have responded TO this oa upon their patriotism, and
when the b-avs soldiers whose bsneat the Fair
nangurated learn the result they will fse that their
friends have NOT forgotten their heroic SERVICES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

1hes6 cUmpttse0 Vn6 prfncpaI SUBSCRIPTIONS 81 inc
Fousteenth street building. Il should BE- meqtioned
howsver that among the cuvioetcs Of the canvass
letter containing three dDNar untefett bill the Far
ers Bank Of North Carstaa directions 10 appro
pirate one vote IN fsvor q giving the army sword 70
AbSaham Lincoln. bed hve Dollar bill likewise turned
up 10 another vote Cor "OsA Abs.n
IHH UNION SQUARE vorE.
Tne box containing tbs scaled votes which had been
deposited at Union square next taken up, and the
packages exsmin a The Hrst vote drawn from the
'oys Men OF New Yosn, 3oo1 for Grant This caused
an immense cessation snsag ell present The indca.
the sword BY fair majority The Two thousand dollar
check competely turnsA the aide. The remaining prnc
pol votes will be found n the following table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

rssss essdss go ~ 6sSN~y S,ess prsossdsl - ~
- - veess, WIN tbs fs4swiaT fxSa;-
.Ss.'s. 81
G.sss.n ~
fhs rssa psssisd 10 iares ohsr:sscr. sheet a
rser and ths oonmistss prooesdsd UYssars ~ or.
soss6s fes ess puzpsse q making che
ANnoUNosnsNr or THE KEgvGT
:" tne rees mass q peopie waiting IA . kaVh ssa . o.
snk'sy ~ tho main hsf Mr. George q. 0rsy inrodu, "a
~ nuss ths vast audience Who immsdarsIy rushe
70 she centre chs building 70 hosr TIE rssult
c'amed 0rants heavy plurality, which wM received
WIN Immense ceceru9, followed by hisses sSoans osd
Inc rival branches Of the audsnoe usafnsained
- caeeeing ana nsseux fW sumo tms asd tho exotic
sar Dance would take Place It with great dFaouty
Hunt euooeeded 10 utssrtng audbly tue vote o. 40.
Csan, which gave rise 70 sa0sher aeros sbuttDn n
wnt@ eesug The drum a the Twenty rrgi.
ons immedssely struck up tremendous ciattor which
drowned everything sise and diverted the attention OF
the crowd In new channel
TEE NAVY SWORD
Inc committees wont back 60 tho srmovy room vbere
lowing resuh:- 80 'o''
u@rs Nama; Name Of CawdidaG. Vos>s |
y y. ~ o'ooss... Rowan $50
U.c Llsossoss..... Rowan 100
nS"N ...... 49, Rowan 10
rrwuu. ~ Lsnosster. Rowan. II
neo. ~. WoaPpse Haokstein ......
o's Rowan ....... 10
iotsa.. OF
$500. la2
s~SI~1vs.. 332
ssss 1S las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY a lsSs-wIrH suppLsMRrr

thlsps No. Bue a. vr..sw 4 shskSPsrs ,ahau
perpstsais m name for sysP ed NJ. % - - al
ne lecturer tsea proceeded 70 give sHesassees r.
Othslo. Harniet. b. fhs lecture We great eVecess
and the sadisn0s sfs greatly delighted With Ne tabSs
rhs Celebration In Boston.
srRAcms, April -, 1894
fhs national dag displayed to-day from the public
suidns Ia this city, and from many q the hossls and
private residences In honor Of shakspsrs tsroeatsaary
birthday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

An Elegant and Cheap Article
Healthy and durabe. Crondalr Patent Prepared Cork
Cushions Seats for Coaches. Theatres &e constantly
hand aud orders nlled n the very shortest potice.
fO0 Broadway. TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24


THE Macy DANoE-saAKsrgRrAN nusEc-rxoc.ssroS
or ARvIsrs--DBLIvBRY OF AN ODE ON TIE 8RDc.
rT0H OF STATUE TO sHAKsrRRn.
Che Burton Draaue Association. being determined 70
bs earliest 10 csIsbsats the important event. com
msuced the celebration BY shakspsrian ball in Irving
Hall n ten O'Clock Friday night The company began
rso assemble Frar Lawrence escorted Juliet, while the
souttsry Osric In close attendance upon Ophelia
ehyic OK. the Jew, very attentive 70 Desdsmcua,
while Rodrigo looked jeaously rhs brave Msrcutio
,and robust Corioanus very friendly, and Audry
walked and with Ohelo, In plantation costume
Don Casars and other gay costumes were plenty and
osy not forgotten To particularizs ali the charac
vers would b impossible for the hail was crowded.
wslace's band discoursed some nns shakspsrian
snuslo arranged In rcbes. Quadrles, &c, and con-
'srIbuied much 70 the mcrrment OF the occasion.
SD, rty after midnight ceesaeion took place IN the
,dsummsr Nights Dream Ths association formed IN
r2ross ssion and marched into the room Masked and In
S cu ~ . us ssss
stepped forw ard and addressed he company follows
L.pms AND Gn.nasn Fxssns cv m. Bunrcn Dn.nA.
ourselves and EEL graincd Al bebodins large
'osss hsrs the tecsssenary anniversary
OF that day which, three hundred gave 70 the
world that whose genius, ssdying. uasqusled and
INSPIRED immortalIzss the name Of William shakspsre.
Wherever throughout the world there dwell those
who revere genius love amid poetry and the
spoc they will BE- found clustered together u tneir df
his memory and fame. We arc nos uDmindful Also that
upco The inauguration public movement In this city
sa year the purpose Of hoporng this day and cee
fbratiug the Same u met with cordial approval and
thss been followed up all the country BY similar
movements. me morn OF this sventful day u nov
- hsred In and Il and you with greeting and
snvsv 70 20 wh amid the sounds Of mnsic through
9hs gddy mszcs Of the dance Lee nothing here BE- done
70 mar the harmony Of our prccssdings that you may
so'ic with us sayine;-
On with The dance. Lea jov be unconnned.
N~seep iin mora. When youth and pleasure meet
H. srect the going hours with nyiaG fsst,
iss musc rise. win ~ volursuous swell,
Ma nj 90 mercy a. tUe marvags bell
rie si,n was given 70 unnAsh. snd Mr.. Palmer
scd o.soync Platform Miss Louisa Hawthorne Who de-.
tsiverA sbs following ode with marked emphash snd
smisrrsp,arons applause
scp4~5S THE Enncrf0S or STATUE TO sHAKsPhaB.
RIO VIA bess genius Of the isle
Shall gratitude her tribute pay,
GO 90 the Ssative day,
Erect tho statue md devote the pilef
nj your sympathetic hearts accord,
10 the bJeom's Lord7
0Th,ae 'tis he,--that do MI godi
vWho Avons dowioG margin tr0ds
While sportive fancy round him new,
where Nature led him by the hand
INSTRUCTED him In ai sna knew,
And $50 3. ~ absolute -'. $40. -.,
Sgs nel 'ss he
The god q our idolatr,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Gales from sAraby the Bicss." Frcsghtea
with the breath Oriental not so enrnnc
ins A. The perfume Of the 'sri0nr BLOOMING CEREuS
or pm AL0N SON. But mind that you have the real
thing with the endorse snt "Phalon Son. Perfumsrs
New YORK" blown glass Of the bottle. Al others
are spuriouA Sold b. an druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

General b. r. Butler.-Is he = Great
Mani what OF his ntsect His moral and his secal
nstursf Sec the PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. May Nos
Portrait and BiogIaphy Physoxnomy Ph.snolosy rn,,
ology Psychology In number. 10 centa r0r "
cens numbers to January may be had. FOWLER
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

WIGS, T~upess, Hair Dye, HAIR Dyetno
ssd Noidsvia Crsaun ter beAunfyins Ne HAlr, ~ w.
RArChnLO Ms. 70 pssd street
wheeler = Wlisen's Highest PrsnaiuA
Lsck stitch sewing Mschinsa 30 BroadwAy2
Watches ana JewsIry..-o~.
GRoRGB G. ALLEN, AIS Broadway
One door below Canal street, formerly II wan s'fes&
wtiaer.s Patent saiamander SAFES
The best Fire Proof safes In world. Dcpos 100 sds
lane.
VIM r. Zen niuas would he please 70
see his old civic, army aod navy patrons a. ~ sna 80
Broadway. Gsrmenis 70 order. Large stock 2. 49,
(Jlothins ana Furnishina Goods 81 modsrsse ohars~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

JnuOusca. Certain bot Harm less HaeB
Restorative OF The seciss Hygeniaus Of New York Prs
8, cents and 81 per Sold By all drusgiss Depot lD
ChambAr0 street.
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tons CLAN and gives healthy action ~
the parts affected. Sold BY Ill druggists. 0
Deafness OF Children nd Young SAB
jscta-A very popular prevails among nearly q
Glasses Of parsons eneouraSed BY many msdc:i prsss
be cured cured, would haard the eoesiinssoS
otherwse We refer 10 thai form OF deefness 10
Scarlet Cold other prevalent AHnoo9
children and young persona kxpsrencs ,hat all ~
danger lies In the for such
vhaa is 2 ,hemse!yss and the .rs-ts e nssnrs e
deafness more or less eomplss Do msnv TO-
ofenoive discharge csnuauAs perpetual nj
only patent himself bot 70 his Immediate friends sd
associates.
Of sss Of deafness By regular physcap Jushes "
assertions that sIch c.s,s e. g ssd are really and per-
innsd,sss sad sny psrso. ees,rSrs
= q partss z his city SO
(sos many sincs,. although the dseass hs1
s.i.ssd n sos.s 'ssss:S.s swsnM ssa ss's ysss
ali such the Discharges Removed Fearing ersl
Health Unsrospouabs For furthsr information ref.
:rsns.. ..ppl1 q 2; 4: cAIMHLL: &. y OeaIi's -
Broadway. Kxsmnanons frea once hcurs from otoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

0euraud's Peudre Subtitle Uproots Hate
from fcreheads part sf The bsdy warsatsA =
ne new depot ass Broadway RI.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

NV Beautsrui Walking Cost, e1e -
-orscefui ovsrsscks sIz 70 80 sprinG stock i.rSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Ir0u Furusture, Bedsseads, Cradi ess
Ac Fl eyery description foreign and Domestic raf&
- CHASE 4 90, bz4 Broadway
Opposite Sc Nicboias Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Cloth and Parch ment. Tags for ship
ping Cotton. Wool. Flax, TO-, q VICTOR B. HAU0kV2
rs Oh mbor1 street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Grover d Bakers Highest Premtum
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 4os Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Trussss, Btasesc ssookings.. &s.-Msvsh
CO Radical Cure Truss ccs esH 81 Ne 2vsssy sssssA
raxv aftsndanl
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DR.. Marshsils Cataprh snuR IL che
rsmedy for Cstarh and all diseases caused
Cold the Head II and purges out all obstruo.
tons the CLAN gives healthy action ~
the parts affected. Sold BY oil druggistal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

.Hsr MaJesty' Ohampa gne.-Ths roy
nj Wine OF England Ion Of this exquisite Wine TO
ase 81 40 Per ease w WARD No. Broad street. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

Carries de visits OF Late are the Best In
the city by VAUGHAN. Bewsry, aA Proofs nvs minussa
After sttiuR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

-" CLARKE. iiA william strssA
Moths Deseroy.-Guard AgainM Econs-
nscay and certainly By using Cedar Camphor among yes
roths Not common white camphoe. or brown crude caM
phor but Cedar Camphor. made b. HARRIS ACHAPAAN
boston. and sold BY al prominent drusssta
Pimples, Freckies, Tar, Erupdonss
r,,..y ss,rs sum saiiewpess rssh worms. Ia cured
0OURAuDs Italian Medicassd soep, - bic psw ospo@ -
Broadway
Pouulap Sunday Hxcarsten. - Care
leave ths weschAstsr side 81 Harlem bvde every sve
minutes for Morissufa, fremont end Iorunsos
where cisizens sajsy cool lager rsi ssyms 80
glimpse Of green.
survey ~ . Glance
vnoLs YIELD " rHs vAsnssws a.,
exrrLsusrs xrssEs AND onILDl3x1 MA
IN order do this you ere invited 70 vis - sssnS
0BNIN. Ne SIS nsoadvag.S
The largest asd mses ssvaplsssU ee1eee ~ -
s1wsrds q eas hundred pew - L. $3.50 - -
a. 3 halter he has nos oQy sever ooereos 80 -
- extensive srysssHicss Sos AZ xotts
- s,s sxovs nae contains. ~ HSA4 seem 80
TASTE AID EAHCx :. 49,
csu,d scarcely suggest 40 add5und " the eAISix -
misses. d.p,sm.sS,S End y 1890 ~. 49, : q
1880 An sssorsmsnt 10 the dsbeFtmsas q eel No
a''' sad s''rs,s "; wv n Wv
~h'sA arc :" -" ~ GsHrN. xA ylS ns3sApar.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07

0y- The two Concerts, given by Miss Maggie
Hogan, and her pupils, on Friday and Saturday
night last, were well attended. and for the first
appearance before public audience. .hey
very successful. There good audiences
both nights. Miss II possesses ch'rming voice
heard kathleen Maveurneen" sung better and
with more pathos and power ; but she fails in
distinctly pro"ouncIng the words which always
spoIs the effect Of the singer on the audience.
With more distinct euunciation, Miss NJ
might vie with the best singers we have ever
heard Her performance on the Piano, is
excellent, and her pupi'S show forth her skill
~ ~ te,cher-tneir siugiag aud playing were
very GOOD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
JAMES SMITH. Sec'y
The po.her Chnrn Improved.

VI wish 20 call the attention of the public TO the
Exslsi0r Churu. a new and valuable Improvement on
the good old DasheT Churn. It makes from one 70
two pounds more butter in twenty half the
tim, and labor without departing from the simplicity
81 construction durability, ease Of cleaning, and
chapness * the Dasaer Churn which have been the
universal fault " Patent Churns. We have tested
che Excelsior in YOUR community ard Will give aiew
of the many Recommendations il has received. In a
worj we oner butter, makers decided Improvement
on the nasher Churn. without any drawbacks from
noisy cog-whses, metallic plates and horizontal
tashers generating black grease 10 mix with the
JEWELL. { GLASIER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-12-07
Bates Change Of Propriesors,

We are informed that Colonel Bell one 81 the pro-
prietors Of enc Calf House Louisville, KENTUCKY, has
purchased Of Mr. j. L. Holon the lease and furniture
OF the bates House, for the snug sum of 100000.
eni. belF5 connection with the Gait House, is
sGieent guarantee of qualification make the Bates
what u has not been Tor ten years past hrstclass
mouse and we are satisfied that the change viii be
nailed Win delight by tie entire travelling community.
Dir Holton has made many freiends duTing his
J"urn IN our city ana reres with comfortable for
uhs IS the result 81 his unring emery and applca-
tH"n % business. The friends q. Mr. Hutou viii be
erdti 70 learn that be designs settling permanently
IA ms city lie Is polished. quiet unof5trllsive
gentleman, and viii be glad learn Of his success
IN any enterprise he may hereafter engage in
'oi i'eil eontenp!ttes radical changes in the
~ o. the House, and trust that Mr.. Bates
" second us Efforts 20 make It second Hotel
the West, and that Indianapolis may no longer be
avoided y fraVess in consequence Of the quality OF
her hotel accommodations. Etd JotraaI