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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-22
DOCTOR WHITTIER !

10 80 D. 90 sffAh n
Y hreguiarly hired Physician, from the Medical Col
lege Of Canada, Toronto ), as HIS Diploraa which
hangs In his oice, will show, dated 1915 where all
who receive honors are'by law Obliged to study Ave
years at least, and then pass argid examination
not as n The West, two short winter terms Of Is
weeks each. DR.. n hitler has made Chronic Dis
eases the stndy of his lie, and hrs iUniohlwide
reputation, having heen longer located in ST.: Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physical NJ '.sN
Much Of his practice has been Of pricfti nature.
ayonhis. Gouorrhea, elect s;ricure,-all Urinary
Diseases, Syphptic or Mercuial Affections of the
rffoat SKIN or Bones; 0rchitis, Hernia or Rup,
ture, also the effects Of Solitary IIalxt rnIious 10
Body and hind producing blotches, debility irnpo
forebodnS, ayersion,to society,", loss ofmemory,
weakness, NC not ali these IN any case, but ali
oscgrring freqnentlyin various cases. ~ ~ sfgh
fS- Accommodations ample, charges moder rate,
cures guaranteed Consultations by letter or .aS
Once, ree Most eases can be properly treated
observation sent by mail No hindranee;to gbasi4
meas IN most cases Address COX 31g2 ST. Louis
Mo- Iiours-sA. NJ. TO PM. onlce permanently
located at IS ST.. Charles ST., betS ee six q, and
Seventh, one square South Of Lindell Ii tel letlrs
ed spot in the centre tile city, 1901 1ff82ii'os
Consulate n rooms, and ooms fort the accomoda-
EVERYBODY II, ,s,5tofs
Can get, In a sealed letter envelope my Theory
Symptoms and Treatment efNeryous, Uriuary and
sexual Diseases clearly elineating all the DIS ase
conditions, with full Sym tom Lists, fUf three
cent postage stamps TO prepay pos .age Circular
Tor Ladies' relating to Disease Of Puberty, Mensfha
ton and Pregnancy, &c
Ky the of these lists patients at distance
can answer the same Questions that a scientific ply
scian would ask at "a personal interview, and In
many cases much better, they would haye more
time FOR retlec, ior ueAcepsa systematic record
OF all his pracic e,the symptoms, the drugs used,
quantity used time Of using, &c., and the expert
ence thus gathered rs treasured in these fecords
He avods the use OF mercury or poisonous drugs
succeeds better by judi cious Attenuation Of rene.
dies. mostly vegetable. 3S-t6-6
e
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-22
Old AND ONLY REL1A BnE ROUTE EAs,
RAILROAD LINE.

OLD AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE EAST
F:om Burlington to Chicago, Detrsits Toledo,
Rttsburgn, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York a nd
al o thor Ease rn.a Sc uth Eastern Cities. Ttg
Psssengers eaving Burungf on on the 600 a. NJ .
rain connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Railroad North and South, and at Chicago both the
Noon and Evening trains. Both trafnscennectw with
alithe9reat,Eastern Railroad routes, to-wt: M. g.
RR-via Detroit; M 8 via T. edo, and Pittsburgh
md Pt Wayne RfR via, Ft Wayn ofwhich passe :
gers can take their choice. = u Ssf1 49, LIZ ~
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo
Thirteen hours head any otherroutele aving Bur
lington. 10 ~nI3sfefga
Baggage checkedt nrough to Detroit Niagara Fall
and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkirk, Buffalo
Pittsburgka and Philadelphia.
at Easter thoroughfar for sale
at OFT tmws, Fairfield M. Peasant and a&the Tick
ct OAce corner Front I'd Waterstreets RnrlingtoI.
Sleeping Cars attached to the Night Grains.
Pare as low as by any other route.
: yy-rr-rnyl9 ~ .yrTr} RI HOSF0RD, ~
{ f)ec 1s '61 - Gen'1Ag'fC. ,B.&Q. RI
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-22

AT the Methodist Sabbath Schnol,
Bangor, Me-, on Sunday evening Of
last week, beautiful Bible was pre-
sented to Helen A. Osgood for com
uniting to memory 1850 verses from
the Bible in six months. The impos-
ition of such task is more than cruel
She iS.only ten years old. rlraT Fl 7z'd"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-12-22

VIII F'tNflII
GREAT THROUGH ", 81 NAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DUNKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arriy al Of trains from the West via the LAKE sHoRs
RAILRoAp also fremSALAMAKeA, on arrival % trains
via the Neso Broad Gauge atlantic and Great h6~
tern Rdilaedy from Cleveland, o., giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk or Buffalo, or RON
and oonposr without change, in Vide, Roonsy, I'aL
sce Ciss, direct r., NEw YoKK perfection attain-
eddy no other route
& TOR FREIGHT
between all points EAST and WEST, our facilities are
nnriyaled Formi ng close and reliable connections
at DuSKIRx and BUFFALO with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with thessocisad siios nsffn=ll4 s:aT5
Broad Gasase Atlantic and Great Western
,ftg fq-7 H. so Rdil,ody. 4 a.asp
which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland. -.------------
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

was going to retire from The ministry. To
preaching bis vslediciory sermon. he said that
there were three kinds Of people 10 BE congfega-
tion-good people who we're sure 70 90 to heaven.
bad people. who we're quite sure TO go the 9th
er way. and a large number Of folks who sere
too good to be damned. and too bad 10 be
saved "
The President smiled. rubbed bis hands, aud
requested the Congressman TO repeat that story
again, which be did lie then pulled card and
pencil out Of his pocket, and said. Let me see
what % the name Of that man YOU wanted pro-
motedg' Thepame aud regiment Of the colonel
we're duly ohrohicled, aud next day brgadief's
commission was duly made out aud forwarded
This incident ought TO 90 down to history. in
connection with others which have been trans
miited u vs. from hundreds of years back. TO
show what trihing events sometimes effect hu
man life aud destiny for veal or woe Here is a
Brigadier General made out Of Colonel through
the instrumentality OF a little story bat for
which the eagles would never have been changed
TO stars. Who knows but that the promoted
colonel may be an embryonic Napoleon, destined
10 be Commander in Chief of the army Of the
United States. and that but for his promotion his
talents would have lain dormant forever. Talk
OF the cacklng OF geese saving an ancient city
from capture That's nothing to the result that
may wait upon the telling OF what the worn out
preacher said TO h.s congregation. and Mr. Lin
coin appreciation of happy hit"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
DO WARS RIenr.-


The city OF Evansville has purchased an
other steam fire engine. paying for it S., sou
casa Ii is one of Latta's improved propcllers,
and throws two streams OF water. one from each
side, aud t is so light that only one horse is
needed to draw il. The Council has also EN-
poyed four extra police and firemen, at cost
OF $50 each per month.
The Princeton Democrat relates the follow.
ing singular result of the holding Of the last ses
sior Of the Indiana Conference in that town:
Butter is selling at 30 cents a pound in this
market: II has not been less than As cents since
the Methodist Conference met in this place
- Says the New Aban, Ledger: I'VE learn
that there large number OF refugees in and
around Jacksonville. some OF whom seem to
have homes or hsbitations but old stables,
barnes, log houses. &c. in the woods back OF
the city. These women of degraded ma
ture. and their children are actually suffering Tor
the want of that which the mothers OF them
40 grossly neglect In one or two instances
children have been found dead in the woods
actually starved or frozen to des,h
up to Tuesday 1924 porkers had been ac-
tually killed in New Albany Under the small
receipts prices have stYened up. md il2 gross
IS now paid.
--Smsll pox is prevailing in Union. Fayette.
and other counties in Eastern Indiana
The revenue tax in Jennings county will
amount TO the snug sum f ten thousand dollars
per annum.
The Madison Courier states that Il il re.
Quested by His EIcellenoy Governor Morton. to
invite attention to hi, last appeal in favor of sol.
dier-' families The Courier did just a. it was
requested as party duty.
The Richmond Jefiersonan says that Mrs.
Jane Ann Holloway, wife OF Hon. d J.. Holo.
way. Commissioner OF Patents died in the vicn-
ity OF that CITY on Thursday last.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
The National Debt-a Basss for "a
uoueycd Artstocracy

The President in bis annual message, thus
foreshadows the which Is TO be made of the
already enormous and rapidly increasing national
Indebtedness:
The public debt on the lst OF July last, rs
appears by the books of the treasury. amounted
TO one billion, seven hundred and forty millions
six hundred aud onety thousand, four hundred
and eighty nine dolSr- aud forty nine cents
Probably. should the continue Tor another
year that amount will be increased by not far
from five hundred millions
Held. as il is. for the most part by our own
people. has become substantial branch OF Ia.
tlonsl. though private. property. For obvious
reasons, the nearer this property con &c disiribu.
ted among all the people the better To favor
such general distribution. greater inducements
to become owners might. perhaps sith good ef
feet and without injury. DC presented TO persons
oi limited means
with these views | suggest whether i, might
lot be competent aud eIpedient for Congress To
provide that lmitci amount oil some future is
sue OF public securities might be held by any
bona hds purchaser. exempt from taxation and
irup seizure for debt under such restrictions aud
Limitations a. might be necessary TO guard against
abuse Of 80 important privilege his would
ensble every prudent person 70 set aside snail
annuity against possible DAY of want
Privileges like these would render the posses
son OF such securities 10 the amount limited
most desirable TO every person Of small means
Who might be able 10 save enough for the pur
pose Ihe great advantage of citizens being
creditors a. veil debtors with relation the
paoic deot. i obvious They readily perceive
that they cannot DC much oppressed by debt
which they ose - themselves
The Philadelphia Age inquiries what this prop.
o-ition OF the President Invested of all the art.
Of the politician. means. II !, IS Dot intended b,
vItse % the pubic indeetedbe-. to create
none, eli arisiocrscy IN me eoaniryf /, has no
other meaning, add TO this poiAt and none other
is the suggestion of Mr.. LINCOLN directed The
var has begotten the debt. the creditors have iol
lowed matter u necessity, and now comes
the natural transformation OF creditors into "
rants Like causes produce like sfsets: And
WHIST 10 true Ia Europe ON be ruehere some
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
a Brigadier General Made by IA Lit
tie story.
From The Cincinnati Con nercial.


The following illustration os the wonderful
effect of little story upon the mind of Sir
Lincoln j. worthy the dignity of printing |
heard il related by member OF Congress, whose
words ] shall give A. nearly a. ] can remember
them:
Last summer two members of the House,
from Maine. called upon the President TO have
friend of theirs. a colonel in the army promoted
to brigadierShip They entered the President :
room, aud found His Exceleucy in humor not
the most lively or agreeable. Something had
evidently gone wrong with him, and be was no,
At all pleased 20 receive the distinguished visitors
Nevertheless, he rose to greet them, took them
by the hand. told them 70 be seated. and asked
them what he could do for them We called.
said one of the honorsblss. TO have Col "A
gallant officer and worthy man, promoted to
brigadier General
The President crossed his legs. combed bis hair
with his fingers aud replied If a little irritsted
Il rather see you other business than that
This brigadiet business i getting 10 be a terrible
bore Every man wants be promoted. and
the fact is. | can't comply with one request in
hundred I'm getting Disguised with such ap-
plications." So the Congressmen let that sub
ject drop for the present, and rather than make
an abrupt departure. which was The first impulse
one OF them remarked. What l. the news from
Kentucky. Mr. Lincoln well, IL not very
good > said the President. The fact is there
are three kinds of people IN Kentucky-one is the
uniouis;s good aud true. who sill stand by the
country All the time. another is made up of Sc
cessionists, open snd ayowed rebels, Who don't
pretend TO be ANYTHING else. and then there 10
third that waivers between the tso, and ia some
times on one side and sometimes on the other !"
That reminds me-" said one OF tue listening
Congressmen, "of so old worn out preacher. wbo
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

SIR LINCOLN. in his last message TO Congress.
declares that he will retract nothing that he has
heretofore said upon the subject Of slavery
What has be said heretofore" upon tho ques-
tionY On the 4lh day of March, 1861, in his in
aGguraI address, Mr. LINCOLN thus expressed his
convictions
declare that have no purpose DIRECTLY
on INDIRECTLY TO interfere with the institution of
slavery in the States where 1t exists. | believe
/ have no LAWFUL hIoHr TO do 80. and have
NO INCLINATION to do so. The RIGHT Of each
State to ordes and control it's own domestic in
stitutons according to its own judgment Tx
oLusIvrLY is ESSENTIAL to the balance of power
which the perfection aud ENDURANCE of our
political fabric depend"
Did Mr.. LISoeLS then express his true senti-
mentsS II so, are they consistent with those he
entertans and advocates now,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
What AN Educated Man Ought 10
Know

Ruskin SAYS: AN educated man ought TO
know three things, first. where he IS, that i TO
say, What kind OF = world he has got into. how
large 10 Is what sisd of creatures live in IT. and
how: what IL Is made of, aud what NAV be made
Of Il Secondly where be is going. that is to
saw. What chances ar reports there are OF any
other world besides ibis; what seems to De the
nature OF that other world Thirdly. what he
had best do uodcr the circumstances; what are
the present state and wants of mankind; what
are the readiest means in his power of attaining
happiness and difusing it The man Who knows
these things and sho has his will 80 subdued that
he j. ready 10 do What be knows be ought il an
educated man: and the man sho kno-s then no,
10 uueducsted. although be could talk VII the
tongues Of Babel"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
OBITUARY.

DIED-In South Bend, Indiana. Sunday mernne,
Decembe' 4ih Of pneumonia CHARLEs CrLEsTSr, Of
General W. 7. and Ellen r. sherman aged I've months
and twenty three days.
Mrs Sherman having taken up her residence in South
Bend, for the purpose Of being children whom
she is educating Notre Dame and ST. Mary the beau
ufu remains Of the babe were Immediately conveyed TO
ST. Mary's Academy. They appropriately received
by procession Of Children OF the Holy Ansels' with
white wells and lighted candles. and laid
paror Of the Academy whore the young ladies belonging
10 the children Of Msry,y Kept constant watch both
day and night The noble head Of the child crowned
With flowers. which flowed, like wavelets Of light smos,
the feet and his mother, with touchn proprety,
placed palm branch the alsbaster hand Of the little
silver crucd~ stood at the head and lights were
kept constantly burning around him SURF snded with
briancy aud beauty, a. II the emanations Of his nne-
eence. how could any behold and think of him
triumphant citizen Of Paradise
On Wednesday afternoon the touching rNes Of infant
burial performed BY Rev. Ia her sorn in the
church Of the Sacred Heart. Notre Dame The Right
Rev Bishop Of Fort Wayne dei cred appropriate and
excellent sermon. and the mu.ic OF the choir,
panied by the grand organ, just erected In the
church, undescrbably touching and beautiful The
procession headed by the cross, with lights carried
on each side, and followed by long line Of "chlien Of
the Holy Arels" (te boys who the affair." IN
red eassooss and white SUPPLIES.
After these the little eeAn covered with pail Of
embroidered white satin Of gold the center Il
Was borne by four ofthe little holy Angels
Next Mrs sherman. accompanied by the saperi-
or u 81 Nsrys relative. With the other member
Of the family. and Very Rev. Father Provincial Rev
Father Letoueau then followed the pupils Of ST. Mary's
aud The people None forge that the valiant General
who engaged in the perous defense Of his country
had never this fair bud which dropped soon.
General Sherman's cheering and chivalrous
will enlist the whole nation in sympathy for his
loss, and indeed aur own, a. the q such men
cannot be well spa.
II Is eonsoling ei ,etion TO the bereaved. that the
sweet babe lies be IL sanctuary Of 0ur Lady Of the
Angels" the property Of the society Of which his hte
brother willie, who d "A in Memphis some fourteen
months ago, memier
These two sngelc souls may well Re thought TO hover
near the charming spo; where the mourner comes 10
prav
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

The Albany n. Y Evening Journal, Ad-
ministrationl ola recent date. devoted an editor
isl To showing the absolute necessity for an Op
position party a. an indispensable condition to
q free State Ii ventures the declaration that
:" without it, Liberty would soon perish, and Law
would become the handmade of Tyranny" and
il claims that such al. Opposition is Of more i'm
poFtance Ia time OF war than in time of peace
because " then. more than ever, those in author
ity need watching Why. this is the rankest
kind of " coppcrheadism.'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
whas are the Expenses OF the Cow
eYnment n Ray.

The democracy, during the Presidential can
vass. charged that the expenses OF the govern
ment we're at least 81 QUO 900 day. and some
OF our speakers and journals put the figures as
high a. 81 900 900 This was denied by the
friends OF Lincoln. who claimed they were less
than 81 900 600 per diem.
What are the facts OF the case The Secreta
~ of the Treasury. IN his recent report. says:
The expenditures for the first quarter, ending
September 80. 1854, were a. follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues % BriLs cgpaoS Rrrras II any such there
be. read the following certificate fsm genticmes we'll
known In this community, and doub, no more
Its general Introduction into the army will save the
lkes &C On ons ands Of our soldiers
Louisville. June Sd. lse9.
We the undersigned, have the good effects Of Dr.
JOas Brii CEpeox Rrrrsss IN Of general debility
and prostra,on Of the system aud believe It's general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed 60 the miasmstc in.
luenecs In the southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int Rev 81 Dis. Ky
CHAs. h. COTTON.
Collector o. The Port Of Louisville, Ky.
Cor. H. DENT.
Provost Marshal General 81 Kentucky.
REV. D. P HENDERSON.
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES A CO,
Publishers Demyerat.
GRO ID Erin,
Proprietor Louisville Anseiger
HUGHES & PARRHllI.
wholesale Dry Goods pcalers. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO,
whoiesale shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART 3 NAP0THER,
photographers, corner Marie, and Third streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third and Marke, s,s..
Louisville, X.
CAPT. y. HlLpRETH
Oi The steamer Mal Anderson.
MAJ. J.. r. THURSTON
faymastsf U, ~ Army.
Z. N NETCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, NY
COL. JESSE baYLES.
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY, KEEPER a. kUsu,
II South Meridian ST Indianapolis
secl8'6..ddwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK.
lSDlASAPOLIs, IND, December isth, ls64.l
NOTICE Is HEREBY GivrN THAT Tux REsOLU-
tion now pending before the Common Council OF
the City % Ind anapolis TO extend the corporation lin
It's Of said city 10 take in 81. Glars addition aud
brakes addition TO he laid City at indianapolis ~s,
the meeting OF the Common Council Of said city, held
the 18th OF December 1884, taken up and amended
60 include a the lots and the subdivisions thereof OF
Vests Hers' addition 10 the City Of lndianapolis;
which said resolution, as amended, is now pending be.
fore the Common Council Of said city.
by direction o. the Common Council
CYRUS =. BUTTRRfIELD
dcclo div City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

ing one. and there is no doubt that the cost OF
civil. military aud naval service the expenses OF
pensions and the interest the public debt ri
ses in volume with each quarter; and that the
daily expenditure now exceeds 81 600 600 and
will. by the end of the fiscal yeas reach s. OO0-
oO-Cincinnafi Ennuirer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
B A Il Els HOU > Il
FOR ONE WEEK,
TEsrIMQNiALs.

ispgasArOtis, December Q, is6s.
Dh. LonufiIs A. have been under your treatment
Tor menth past, and have improved 40 greatly, write
20 thahk you Tor the benefit have derived from your
treatment. had suffered long time with catarrb VA
di~agreesble and offensive fern. Ay Of smell
entirely destroyed aud my face al times distorted by the
swelling Ia my hose | also had . very alarming aud
painful attack Of deafness. now report 10 you that
almost entirely cured Ny deafness you completely cured
Ia less thas t~o weeks. Ny face IL naturAl-my
% sme returned me- and In fact feel better
every way than have been Ina months past. lad tried
several means 20 get cured before you, but they all
failed IN you have occasion 60 DO you may refer 10
personally, AMI shall cheSrfuily recommend your
skin ~ II deserves. Yours, truly,
LEwLY HILL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
IN DYSPEPSIA

And It's attendant train Of symptoms. IL acts more LIKE
A CHAkM than a medicine. There is nothing ia the
whole range OF Materia Medica that can for moment
bear q comparison with II In this disease.
full account of this wonderful plant may be found Ia
the 18th edition Of the L. g. Dspensstory, pages 1881
and 1885,
series " experiments In which DIR. Bull has been for
years engaged has Just been brought 70 successful
alton and be Is enabled 20 Offer the public
q combination Of CEDRoS with other sppro, ed tones
the whole preserved In the best quality % copper dis
titled Bourbon Whisky, which be Is eonfdeu, b. no
equal In the world.
He might furnish volume of certificates. but the pub
lie have long since learned 60 estimate such things by
their true value The safest plan for every 10
sor hiIneslf the virtues OF new medicine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE

STREET IMPROVE NENT NOTICE.
orpcI or CITr cifaH,l
indianapolis, Ind, December ltth, 1864.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THR TENDENCY
~ OF the following entitled Ordinances for street
improvements, to-wii:
An Ordinance to proyice for the grading and boulder
ing Of Circle street. Market street, between Pennsyvs
MIA aud Illinois and Meridian street. between
Washington and Ohio Streets ana curling the outer
edge Of the sidewalks thereof with stone.
Al Ordinance 10 provide for the grading aud boulder
ing Of Tennessee street. and curbing the edge
the sidewalks thereof with stone, between Washington
aud Market street,
Ian Ordinance provide for the gr aiding and boulder
ing OF ashngton street. and curbng the edge Of
the sidewalks with stone, between Alabama street ard
the east side Of New Jersey street
ALSO.
An Ordinance 10 provide for the grading and boulder
Ing of Washington street. and curbing the edge
the alley running north and south between lots and
in out-lot l4G.
BY direction OF the Common Council.
CYRUS 5. BUTTERFlELD,
declG-dlt City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-16

Total exclusive Of PnePal Of publs sci IL
Divide the sum by -. the number OF dave, and
We have 1857. 727 as the expenditure Of each