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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-30
Tivc,.y Stable.
BaI tifncro * Ohio TSaiIf.ond
9rH R IC-O n E n ED ..,Is .

FE7HIS Great National Thoroughffse .:s
IL again open fer Freight and IluvG.J the
Cars and Machinery destroyed are being re-
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with
all recent inproyeme. s; and the Bridges
and Track are again in substantial condition.
The well-carned reputation of this read fsr
Speed, Security and Comfort, viii be moro
than sustained under the reorganization OF
its business. .-...... .....'I ...t. ...
In addition to the Unequalled Attractions
of Scenery heretofore conceded to this h0uts,
the recent troubles on the Border have asse-
ciated numerous points on the road, bstJscen
the Ohio river and Harpers Ferry with pain
ful but instructive interest. 4
CoNECTIoNs--At the Ohio river with tha
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Central Ohio aud
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, and
through them with the whole Railway sys-
tenn Of the Northwest, Central West md
Southwest. AT the Washington Junction
with the Washington Branch for Washing
ton City and the Lower Pdtomac--at Bald
more with four daily trains for P Philadelphia
and New York. r nag. .4.J Js...f,'r,,sa
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern Cities
give the privilege Of visiting Washington
City en- route. ...t...f ...
This is the onlyToute by which passengers
can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City. @"
w. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
Baltimore.
j. q. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent.
Bellaire, Ohio. ai.l .g- .er. ..gs, , o..
I. NJ. COLE, Gen, Ticket Agt., Baltimore
Dec. 9, 1S63-ly. -''h%
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Earth Net Our Abiding place.

- -Bulwer eloquently says: cannot believe
that earth is mans abiding. place. 1t can t
belthat our life iscast up .byethe oean Of
eternity to foata moment upon its waves
!, and then siak into nothingness! Else why
is it that the glorious aspirations, whichleap
like angels from, the temple of our heart
are forever wandering about unsatiSfeR--
Why is it that the rainbow and clouds come
ever with a.heauty that is notof earth, and
then pass off and leave US to muse upon
). their favored loveliness? - ny
u Why is it,that the stars who hold their
festival around the midnight throne, are
set above the grasp of our limited faculties
forever n}ockfng US with their u1apmoacha-
be glorya And. finally Why is 1t that
Z trght forms Of human beauty are present
edto our view, and then taken from. us,
ienving the thousand streams Of our affec-
tiot to flow hack in Alpine torrents upon
our hearts2 We are born for higher des-
: tiny than that OF earth; there is realm
where the rainbow never fsdesr-vhere the
stars will be spread before us ike islands
that sl1mber on thu ocean--aud where the
{ beings that pass before US like shadows will
stay in our presence forever. }na
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From the American Messenger.
stT Never dcuFs7 Esray,ss

A devoted Christian laborer among our
sick and wounded soldiers in Washington,
came to a man aboat thirty years old with
fearful wound iu.thc thigh, almost certain
to result in death. FREE
ia tones Of kindness said, Friend, I
= fear.yoc w9und is mortal Are you Pre-
pared to dic?' No, am not, said he; i
am not 2 Christian. / often wished | was
one. Ny wife is a Christian. She is u
praying woman; but never could pray. -
What, said |; never could pray? That is
strange; perhaps you want to make long
and eloquent prayer but that is not what
God wants The tears begun to roll down
- his cheeks as he again repeated, l. never
could pray but he added, VIII you pray
, for me2 ...-.
g !" Yes, Ireplicd, 4 will pray for you,
but you must pray too;' and suiting the ac-
ton to the word, | l1nelt by his bedside and
tesought the LORD 3 mercy for the salvation
of his soul, The prayer seemed to receive
az immediate answer. 70 his tears were
added sobs and groons and cries for mercy.
The soldier that never could pray pleaded
earnestly in the language of the penitent
: fublcan, God ne merciiul to NE sinner.
God have mercy on my poor soul,
" . 1t was evidently the prayer ofTa' broken
and cortrite heart In a few moments he
"em oracal Jesus as his Saviour. TheSpirit
:, gave him the oil Of joy for mourning, and
the garment Of praise fof the spirit Of heav-
q riness. q Scarcely half an hour had passed,
and yetwe could not doubt that he was a
monument of mercy, saved by grace. He
was filed with love for the Saviour, love fol
me as the, instrument Of his savation and
EpEaise to God for his wonderful grace.
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Valuable Farm Ead Mills
~ Ssas ,a, E'Oa. Sale .&,ais sa

T. $500 E'oa. Sale .aE,5!3 ~
FESEfE subscriber wishes TO sell his Farm
aud Grist and Saw, Mills, situated on
Big Saltwater, near Ftecport, Harrison
county. Said Farm contains ore Hundred
and seventeen acres of good land; ON which
there is two dwelling houses, an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal bank,
and an abundance Of never failing springs.
A Large amount of the land is excellent bot
tom land The farm is all under good
state of cultivation. ~ .a''. 5Al
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which viii enable the owner to grind
at all seasons of the year. There is an excel
lent coal bBnk at the mill door. ihe mill
has three run of burrs. Everything about
the mill is in complete order, and can run at
all seasons Of the year : ''2E< aba
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property on reasonable terms. Persons
wishing further information can caR en- the
SUBSCRIBER on the premises, or G. n. Allen,
editor of the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio.
'..''' - ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport, April /, 186S-tE eh Ia4 .ab}
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-30

CtCHOoL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
~ new and fresh stock always ON hand
&t 2@ INV 1Rt t1 teaa n BEALI1S.
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I'D ~, ,A-0- LIZ -
-, Main ST, Wheeling.
CToNE & THOMAS announce 10 their
y their friends and the pubic that they
are in receipt of their stock OF Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing Dry Goods in all
their varieties, Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Car
pet chain, Millinery Goods ofevcry variety,
Notions and varieties generally, comprising
the largest, and i'm some respects, the most
desirable we ever brought 10 the CITY. Our
customers may rest assured that they VIII
reap all the advantages that fair dealing, a
long experience, close attentiOnto business,
careful buying, and buying with Cash, can
give them. We buy most of Ourgoods with
cash, directly from the manufacturers and
Importers, and from close cash Auction hou-
ses. thereby saving a large per Gentage. We
have ample facilities for doing a large job
bing Trade, and invite the attention of Mer-
chants to our stock before buying, and Tail
ors to our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings. N "t' n. #'f.# 'H. 'r
Without particularizing, we will say we
keep the largest stock in the city of the fol-
lowing as well as all goods.
Dress Silks, of every style and price,
Millinery goods, silks, velyets, ribbons &c.
French Merinoes of every shade.
.H" f.' French Prints and Goods. b
. Goods for Friends wear and travelling.
Shawls of every grade and price.
Plaids and Prints, and woTsted fabrics for
dresses Cloaks and Cloaklng, frlnts, Ticks.
Muslins,. Flannels, Blankets, and goods for
Man and Boys wear generally. No Good
House ShdU sell cheaper.
Our stock Of FURS will be found to be
very desirable. We ask attention TO our
stock of Carpetiiig, &C., which is very full
and at low prices .l. .., .... r-. If .-.f
All goods sold at low advance on pur-
chase. "i
Persons making purchases in the city will
find it, to their interest greatly, to give us a
call before buying. '''1 ~ ''
Parcels sent to any part of the city FREE.
Remember the sign of the "G0ide3 Bee
Hive" near the SUSPENSION Bridge.
f. r#.l . STONE q THOMAS q
April q, 1864. .... ... ,f r.........
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KIND And HONORABLE A(fG

crowned with having well provided for
those we love and cherish, are such delicious
pleasures that they make one young again.
But this comfortable position cannot be at
tanned without extraordinary cilorts;-
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j.C p q a &.e-.-o-
I -. Dhhds Brown sugar, '-it~o ~
49, % blha- ". o. Mofaasas.
- blaEs ExxsniF iFarniIY gfrup, reoesvsd
aaa sssssa~lze GEDHs3E q BRO.
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: snaaSg @tsaing.

~
SE2 BIBLE sELLS ME SO.
-.zs--vs- y---ar.e
Wilan-f .-hs and I'ae-y with the STRIFE,
-einf I. uopS n , ers1aie,
l lll5 % i-svottis tJi,some life, 80
MN nednyu ae houl4; -s.'- ...
Tisgl 80 eetiE comes fnlU thought 20 me,
y saso - Sst-,ie, I know, -.
ih4- ny, c.-y nay strength shal be,
I.4a tei..5 tslis Ele so.
lSss8 sin Srings clouds Of doubt and fearz
~ srseas baf.r5 my eSea,
knd III 1rot's webk, and scarce can pierce
f-+j~a eiouds IN rssch Che skies, -
Ny ''ee.-t cr-es ont IN trembling tones,
.ila, ~. aPr shah go2"
Cone INTO lle, y'e weary onesf'
Ny SaY1er tells me 20. % .-s.- -a --r-s d.
Yes, WI coma, IN trust thee, Lord,
Tha nce1el strength TO give,
On, Ia ilis verdoubt thy wo,d,
Up u trs;st Thee while ! hive; ts,I z.. ...
Am when / lay me down 20 die,
Aceqs mo- fear to go,
have hoDla beyond tho skies,
NJ Bible tellsine so.
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NTEXTToEN ENJOYING GooDuEAGTH,
~ nothing is so pleasant as 10 be success
fal in one'spursuits. For limit only sweet
ems our eXistenec, but often prulongs it. To
reach the meridian Of life, 70 look into the
past; to see the past fulIof " sr.t "a
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SEEEP SHEARS and WOOL TwINE
% Of the best quality for sale by
II. g.. ..McEADDEN' IL co.
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: Il. ON the American tfesaenger.

MsTcJ 10 the. Chief OF sinners.
Gh4will save, even ito the rtsermost''
ttsla that come TO him with peniteut hearts,
uryFuE Che merits of Jesus Christ as their
o7.y lt9a. ........
Ah.s - stiaed tho convictions Of
coEy'fsEco and counted the blood of the
coyeclat an unhol thing" For long
tine She had been anxious for the salvation
oi' her soul, but day after day the great
q'icgtion remained undecided. e...o Il.
a stel Ching party was proposed among
tia pupils on the 81 nigh school She
h0As x sol we'd to join them though conscience
whispered, "Quench not tie Spirit" An
inT3ate friend who truly loved Christ and
his cause, knowing her convictions, urged
her 70 TeInainat home. At first the advice
was Kindly received, and as she in reality
cared little for the enjoyment to be derived
tro0. suoa a source, she almost decided 10
srefusa the invitation. ~,,,..a a..- .'....
7o,Whilc in this unsettled state of mind. she
received a note from her friend, entreating
her, az she would prize the joys Of heaven,
ana would Shun the horrors o+ eternal death,
to absent herself from Che pleasure seekers;
sk'tor tonight was her language, God
HAY .Iorerer withlraw the influences of his
,SFi,t1. Satan tempted her to believe that
tlis young lady was iAtcrmedaiing in an al
f.r, u which She had no right to dictate, and
,shc replied, Il should go tonight even
thorgn knew that thereby should forfeit
nv s5ats eternal salvation, Night came,
and Miss ll-- made one of the parry
No one present suspected that she carried
beneath gay exterior q heavy burdened
heart ~. e.. IT,, .-s.. .......
trom that very hour she believed herself
to be forSaken OF, God. Ia vain friends urg-
ed her to seek Christ, for she felt that she
.had deliberately signed her souls death
vibrant As time rolled away it brought
no ray of hope; these terrible words were
constantly ringing in her ears "Others en-
'tored in; but tome the door is shut. God
only knows the misery she endured for many
months. .-s .- .r .... 1921.
ra But~God, in his infinite mercy, locking
upon the face Of his Amounted, regarded his
interccssionsin her behalf, and again arrest
ed her BY the tended woongs of his Spirit.
She fully believed that it was mercy's last
call, and that if tlighted her doom must be
forever scaled At the foot of the cross she
found pardon, and still enjoys measure of
peace; yet the remembrance, OF having in
Suited the Ho4ySpirit had SO imprinted it.
self upon her soul, that Gods face seemed
,,eftlmes turned away in anger, and she
scarcely dares to hope that her name is
written in the Book of Life
Beware Of trlling wish the striyings Of
the Spirit. Though God is compassionate,
hemay be PROTECTING mercy for the last time
Choose now whom ye will serve, OR you may
Insult God that it will cause you years Of
smlsery, even ii yoy are not utterly torsakeu,
s.apd given over to hardness of heart.
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Telegraphic Dispatches,
arroHrro srr~sssls ,os rzx D.rIY srArr sksusrl.
FOR Morning Report See girst Page J
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
IL has Advanced Fifteen Niles Be-
yOnd SpousyIvanis &. TX.
&C.. &C.. &C., &C.. dc.


INV YoRK. May "a The Times Washing
ton special saps:
10 the District Supreme Court, Judge W vile
decided that gold specuistions are contrary 10
public policy. and that the plaintiff can neither
recover profits made on the former in the hands
Of the defendant. revenues deposited with
them as margin or collateral under the contract
for the purchase of gold
IL is reported that the gunboats OF the POto-
mac have removed the distractions in the Kappa
hammock
Nothing from Grant to dav.
special TO the Post dated Washington. May
"a SAYS:
The attempt which will be made in the Senate
TO strike out the $500 exemption clause in the
enrolment act will tail.
The Arkansas question assumes an important
phase Senator and Representative from that
State are claiming admission to seats in Con
gress.
Better news have been received here from Lit
tie Rock within a day or two
The trial of Andrews, leader in the July
riots. commenced this morning.
The Washington Republican OF last evening
saws:
Our army on Sunday noon Is miles be
yond Spottsylvania h, and everything pro
crossing successfully
The Richmond Examiner admits having los,
500 in the battles with Butler last week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25
Supreme Court OF Indiana.
IxpIAxAPoIIs. MAY %. 1864

INDIANAPOLIS. May "a. 1864
The court met at 3 ": Present, Hon.
James Worden. Chief Justice. james VI.
Hanna, Samuel E. Perkins. Andrew Davidson.
judges.
The following cases were decided:
Hauck vs. Silas Grantham, Upton G C-Af
hrmed. 10 per cent damages
Mary Smith ct al VS. p Parks ct al. Putnsm
G C-Afirmed.
John S Ashley VS. r Eberts ct al, Allen C c.
Affirmed.
Geo r Gibson VS. Vim Green, Knox Cap
plcati0n dismissed
Geo Berry vs. J @ Anderson. Shelby G c.
Affirmed.
CITY of Aurora vs. Chas " West ct al, Den-
born @ C-Reversed
J Roberts VS. VIM Robinson, Fayette c P
Affirmed.
Peter B Bragg ct al We Vim Bamberger ct al.
Randolph e P-Reversed.
Riley Colgrove ct al vs. EIihu Cox ct al. Boone
P-Affirmed
William Love VS. N Oldham, Decatur Q P
Affirmed
Hamilton and Steele VS. Matlock, Parke P
Affirmed. per cent.
Terre Hsute. Alton & st. Louis Railroad Co.
VS. Isaac Norman, Vgo c C-Reversed.
Fielding Berry and John II. Berry were ad-
mitted attorneys
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25
PARTICULAlSNOTlCE.

There are many preparations sold under the name Of
Bi;ters, put up in quart bot les, compounded OF he
cheapest whisky costing from 20 to 20
per gallon the taste disguised by anise or corr
ander seed.
This class of Btters has caused and viii continue TO
cause long they be sold, hundreds to die the
death of the drunkard BY their the system is kept
continually under the influence Of alcoholic muants of
the kind The desire for liquor is created and kept
up and the result is all the horrors attendant upon
drunsards life and death.
For tho>e who desire and viii have liquor bitters
publish the following receipt Get one bottle Of HoO
lands German Bters and with three quarts OF good
Brandy Whisky. and the result will be preparation
that will far excel medical and excellence
of The liquor bitters in the market, ard
Il cost much less. lou will have all the virtues Of
HooandS BitterS in connection with good article of
liquor. much less price than these inferior prepare
tons will cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

81 900 REwARD-The above reward will be
given TO any person who can furnish pre-crp-
ton for coughs colds. whooping-cuugh. asthma.
and consumption which is equal TO DR.. Strick-
lands Mellifuous Cough Basam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One fifty cent bottle
il sufficient for any one To try. The worst cases
OF chronic cough. asthma. whooping cough and
primary cases Of consumption cured by DR.
Strieklsnd's Mellfuous Cough Balsam. 1t can
be had at sny druggists IL j. different from
any other cough medicine We have known in
his country. IT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

kessrs Sawyer / Starrett. No l3. South Me-
ridisn street Sentinel building have one
OF the newest and best selected stocks of Gro
cerieS in the West They are daily in receipt
from iheIr correspondents. North. South. East.
and West. Mr.. Jasper Tinney is one OF their
principal Clerks and their chief travelling agent.
N Gsrrigus, i the principal salesman OF the
establishment. and he Is a courteous. accom-
pli-hed. aud competent young business man. To
our friends throughout the State We would say.
IL you have groceries or anything in that line -
purchase. call on Sswyer and Stsrrett. No. l3.
South Meridian street. Indianapolis. Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

Charity Thi- noble Order hs. fulfilled this oh
legation 10 the letter Alter reviewing the past
year. NJ Hacker corcius!e-:
Il have now fuishe.. the work which. one year
since vru gave me TO do. and can hardly hope
that everything I have done will meet YOUR ap-
probation Should I have done anv Of those
things ought not TO have done. trust you will
remembes that TO err is human. to forgive Di.
vine ("
This morning the Grand Lodge meets at 9
o'clock
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

~ DR.. William Clinton THOMPSON is spoken
Of by the Republicans for State Senator Or.
Thompson IL a resident Of this CITY and gentle
man. Although we don't belong 20 his political
party. We respect him be is gentleman of
intellect kindness of heart aud cultivation We
are sorry that circumstances preclude the posi-
bility of putting il in our power 20 vote for him
We are oppos 81 TO him. J d Rowland is DR.
Thompsons competitor for the nomination We
are opposed to him also Both IRE good men.
however. Especially Dr. Thompson and Mr.
Rowland
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COM M e RCiAL.
BY rsLsexsPB.
NeW YORK rkeI.


New York, Nav "a
Flour-State and Western frmer; 81 25@
IS extra. 81 55@7 10 extra Round Hoop Ohio,
s. 15(1e so trade brands, Market closing firm.
Whisky heavy and lower; 81 20 for State,
and 81 81 for Western.
Wheat decidedly more active; 81 57dl 65 for
Chicago Spring. 81 90.
Corn quiet; 81 40@ Al for new mixed West
ern and Southern yellow
Oats lower and dull at s6@SSc for Western
Coffee dull aud prices nominallv unch ,nged.
Sugars steady; zoe for clarified n. o.. l61s "a
IL tu- MuscOvadO.
Molasses dull
Wool quiet and firm.
Pork active and firm; S27675 mess. 1927 IS
old do 3063O % do chiefly at $50
Hams anu bacon sides dull nominal quiet,
and unchanged
Cheese steady; l2@I71. com. to prime.
Money easy.
Sterling active and frmer: 9 Oh G20 11s
Gold Ouened at e215 advancing 10 Sc declin.
ing to e41e closing firm at e55s@34.
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DISSOLUTION.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
RE AL ESTATE

NOTICE rs HERFBT GIyFN THAT I. WILLIAM p
Appisgse. sol- kxecuiOr of the last will and te.ta-
meEt of n@cb APPLICABLE. oec-ased. late of Fsyrtte
county lr'.. vii oder private ale ThuTdsy the
23i day Of June next The o1xns Rs al EstAr IN
Marion coun J.. ind aus, to-wii.
The half OF the northwest quarter OF Secion No
IL Township Nc To- Rang No. east; containing a.
Of ie
The tbove property lies about six miles Of udi-
anaP0i- and joining and along the line Of the Ma
'ional Road iad j. under cultivation. thsr be M
about 40 cleared End the balance Is we mbered
|; j. very desirable property.
viii receive sposais COR said Real Estate I'D 10 and
On tie aho 2sd day Of June rex ID r.seo 70 me Al
ConDersvile. Fsyete county, Indiana, the following
terms, to-wit
On third Of the purchase money cash DOWN and the
balance in equal in-ta mens, with interest one
and years day Of sale the pu chaser giving his
ard mortgage on the premises and receiving a
deed for sarne
Possession given by Arrangement Of parties.
w.P. APPLEG aTE
ny23 WIT Executor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

TEA pleasant affair took place Yesterday
Dr.. Theothilus Psrvin. by number OF his per-
sonal friends and professional brethren, was pre-
scented with magnificent gold watch in te-timo
NAL of their appreciation of his eminent merits
as physician and their esteem for him as gen
tleman DIR. Psrvin, our readers will recollect.
has recently been called 10 the chair OF Materia
Medica 10 the Ohio Medical College. Previous
to entering upon his ProfessorshIp ho will make
the tour of Europe.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

r. Remember the accomplished Miss Nor
leys concert Ii takes place ut Masonic Hal
on Monday night next She will be assisted by
the most gifted Of home artists. The lady. love
~. graceful and full of genius ss she is. will un
doubtedlv be greeted with an overlooking audi
ence of the intelligent. fashionable and Guilt
waited OF indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25

There is no better stock Of groceries in
the city than is 20 be found at Duncan's. on Hi
nois street. corner of Maryland. Every article,
and OF the choicest quality. for hotel. family and
restaurant use is kept constantly on hand In
addition. = supply of all the early and seasonable
vegetables and fruits. fresh from the gardens
daily can be found at this establishment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-25
Cincinnati UarNe,.

CINCINNATI May "a
-Four quie, and unchanged; hardly anything
doing
heat is held with great frmness. but the de-
maud IS light. Red is held at 81 6D@l 65.
Corh dull
Oats o4c in bulk. ann 93@94c in bags.
Nothing new in Rye or Barley
Wh>k, 81 %.
Gold o2(DS2
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OIL D I E r S (.
~ % ~ H n - uD - =
GAVIN 4 HORDS'
REVISED STATUTES!
OF INDI A y A.
Second Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN &
Hora'> Revised statutes Of Indiana is ready for
deiivrrv. Both volumes have been carefully revis
and all errors corrected. There !, added 10 the frs
volume an appendix Il over two hundred pages. con-
tanning the passed At the regular aud called sessions
Of tho Legislature OF io6l and al the regular session u
lsss vita iuiI index. This edirios ~al increase
the value Of the work. Will contain all
all the Laws Of tue State ia force. The second
voiu IS all the acts upon the subjects 10 which
Il ex,e.s those Of ls6S. and the amendments
made at TIA session are noted ia the margin Of that
volume T.ese amended acts, however, will be fosad
in the Supplement-
The pree Of the present edition, printed upon clear,
white paper, ard well boun j. Tax DOLLARS for the two
volumes. or Frvk DoIIAks for ethel
The suPrLsxssT. containing the acts q the regular
aud called sessions Of the Legislature Of lsGl and
regular session Of lsS3. with complete index, in
srrsNArs VOLUME bound In leather the style
the other vulames, is also offered for sale Price Two
DoIAKS
Orders for either volume II The Statues, all vii
receive prompt attention. Address
IL. BINGHAM.
a uOp,s.