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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
To e. N. Stanton.

U E' 4u' DtuHtOH
Lee abandoned his position during the
night, but whether to occupy a new one
in the vicinity, or thorough retreat, is
not determined. One division of Wright's
and one of Hancock's are engaged in set
tling this question, and at z A, NJ. had came
upon his rear guard, Though our army is
greatly fatigued from the enormous efforts
of yesterday, the news of Lees departure
infuses the men with fresh energy. The
heavy rain of the last thirty-six hours rem
ders the roads very difficult for wagons and
artillery. The proportion of severely
wounded is greater than in either of the
previous days fighting. This was owing to
the great use made of artillery.
(Signed) L. NJ. STANTON.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-6:55 p. M
Major Generm Dir, NeD York:
The Acting Surgeon General reports that
of five hundred patients from the recent
battle fields admitted into the hospital, not
one of them will require any surgical opera
tions, and that in his opinion two-thirds of
the whole number of wounded will be fit
for the field in thirty days. Reinforcements
are going forward to the Army of the
Potomac.
(Signed,) E. NJ. STANTON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
The Rebels In Possession of Red
River. 8-

Z CAIRO, May 13.--Late reports below rep
resent the rebels in complete possession of
Red river below Alexandra, and that they
have captured two more of olr gunbo9ts, =.
names not known. The truth of this Wv
vouched for.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
Our rIronclads Advancing ON Ieich-
~ ~ unOn6.

PH1IADELpHIA, May 1916 p. M.-The
Evening Telegraph has dispatch from
Fortress Monroe Just received, stating that
all the distractions on the James River
have been removed, and that our feet of
ironclads is advancing on Richmond.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14

SUNDAY NEwsPAPER.-A Sunday paper
is to be published in this city to be called
The Sunday Dispatch. 1t is to be independ-
ent, and will give the latest telegraphic, To-
cal and military news, up to the latest hour
Sunday morning, together with complete
resume of the news of the week. The first
number will appear tomorrow morning,
and will contain full details of all the bat
ties of this week of war, and the very latest
telegraphic dispatches which arrive to-
night. The paper will be for sale at The
STATESMAN counting room, and by news
boys. . ..t....
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,Ts.T fiWANTED]

A FEW coon BUSINESS MEN WANT
n ED, to whom good monthly wages will be paid.
Address Box g6s stating former business age refer
ence ~ may7-dlw a.
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N.w work. Stock uTarket-.urav ~.

Stocks easier. Missouri 9's IL Poetic Mail go
icsT: Hudson 1861 Harlem 27O Reading 1881
Michigan Central 138x Michigan Southern s7s
Iiiino,s CentTaI 1881; Cleveland Il Pittsburg l07k:
Galena & Chicago li9K; Cleveland 4 Tolddo 1l6R;;
Chicago & Rock Island 1Os; Chicago 4 Northwest
541l; Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago. lo0k |;
Alton Terre Haute6I =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
Dalton Evncuated.

CINCINNATI, May IL. Johnston evacuated
Dalton last night. Our forces now occupy
the place. 5is aGg n 'fe,Et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
COMMERCIAL MkTTERS.
New YORK Money market--rTay ~.

Money easy; with q large supply. at sa7 per cent.
Sterling dull and lower at 100 in currency.
Gold Irregular, unsettled and lower; opening at
70, declining to 70x, and closing heavy at72, -,
nos coupons 1OoaiO611 7-SOs. October and April,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-14
THE |. CITY.

WHO SHOULD ARREST OFFENDERS p
The State Joarnul after several flaming an
noun,emcnts and one hundred hours preI-
aration, comes out with ''ventilation" of
the article in The STATESMAN In reference
to the unwarranted arrest of citizen by
the Provost Guard for the alleged violation
of city ordinances. The Journals ''venti-
lation" consists of substantial repetition
of the facts stated in this paper four days
ago, but the venerable ventilator throws in
few foreign allusion by way of excuse for
the "authorities" He does not pretend to
give the authority for the arrest he don't
even fall back on the Army Regulations as
the evening Abolition sheet does; but
justifies the arrest on the ground of
the parties arrested keeping dis
reputable house. The locals of the Jour
nal and cypress know more about
the house and its inmates than we want to
know-perhaps they are intimately ac-
quainted with both. The Journal says
soldier was killed at the house of Schnei-
der some time ago. If this is so-(although
the police made no report of such an af-
fair)--why didn't the Journal call upon the
civil authorities to arrest and punish the
murderers? Or if the military authori-
ties have the authority and knew of the
murder, why did they not then arrest the
guilty parties, and see that they were pun
ished? A man can be hung for murder in
this county about as quickly now as ever.
The subject is certainly worth investiga-
tion when things come to that pass that
man can be murdered and no account TAX
en- of it by the authorities.
But that does not affect the question in
volved, which is whether the Provost
Guard have right to make arrests of this
character, or not. The two Abolition pa
pers think they have the right; let them
carry out their doctrine and favor the abo-
lition of the city government, and its ex-
pensive police force. If these parties were
such wicked criminals, why were they dis
missed by the military authorities as soon
as they heard of the arrest? If their ar
rest by the guard was "just and proper"
was not the murder Of poor Dept last Fell
ruary equally so? The public discussion of
these facts relating to our local government
may result in some benefit to the people of
our city. If it results in defining more
clearly the limits of local military and civil
authority, out of the conflict of which two
men have lost their lives, and prevents such
occurrences in the future, the space devoted
to the subject will not be lost, or the time
wasted. But we fear our cotemporaries
have said what they have about it more out
of spirit of obsequiousness to the military
authorities than for any good to the city
that may arise from it. o. ...-rF
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( GEO. w. rEEEHzEEs,
Justice Of the Peace& Notary Public,

No. III South High Street. AnFlI
0FFrcE--No4 4. Carpenters Building,
- sseSs ss'N COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Special attention is given TO Miscellaneous Bush
ness from abroad. marl164-ly
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Dispatches from Secretary Stanton
WASHINGTON, May 13-6:2O Pm.
To Gen. Dir:
The following dispatch from Mr.. Dana
has just reached the War Department.
SPoTTsYLvANLA, May 1873 Am.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
From baltimore.

BALTIMORE. August ga special to the
mercan dated Headquarters, Middle Military
Division. in the field. August p, contains the
following:
The long looked for advance Of our troops
has At last commenced
Yesterday morning at o'clock our cavalry
stated out and commenced driving the enemy 5
rear guard
At o'clock the infantry broke camp aud al
had taken their position in the line of ,narch.
which was in three parallel columns
We had not proceeded Ear when We became
satisfied that the main force of the enemy had
retired from our immediate front and re,reated
10 some position up the Valley
A reconnaissance made IN front Of General
Crook lines on the lett of cur position on Sat
turday. developed the fact tha, the main force of
the enemy had left. but what direction they
had moved We had no reliable information, and
even up 70 the time of writing this dispatch the
whereabouts of Esrly's main force Is mere apec-
ulation The movements. however. at present
in front will probably throw some light on this
subject
Our cavalry had some heavy skirmishing ye.
terGay in the vicinity of Chtrlestown with the
euemys rear guard. in which two officers OF n,
lst e = cavalry were killed
We captured some 20 prisoners who state thai
the main force OF the enemy novel of thre,
DAYS ago and went IN the direction Of Martins
burg.
Staiemsnts of prisoners have to be taken with
great deal OF caution.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS FOR 1864.

FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE: In answer TO Gov. o. p.
MORroSs statements to the Republican State
Convention, February %. fe63- Prepared and pub
lished by order Of the Democratic State CeltrA Com
mitiec.
This Is a mastery and complete refutaiion % the
misstsoments and false reasoning contained In Gov
Morons speech and should be placed IN the hands Of
every voter in the State that the people may judge
themselves correctly aud ntelgently 10 the issues
raised by His Excslency. The Facts contain TwESTr
large and closely printed pages Price, - per hundred
FACTS FOR THs PEOPLE, I'm German, Price
- 90 per 100,
THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
PECIS OF THE COUNTRY. Speech OF Hen. ID. W.
YOoRuEEs delivered in the House Of Representatives Of
the United States, March s. 1864 The multitude in
all countries patient TO certain POnt"-JUSIus.
This is pronounced TO be one Of the sbest and most
eloquent speeches delivered in Congress- Il is
most elaborate review OF the present condition Of -
Union and it future Is foreshsdowed from the expert
and history Of other nations This speech occu-
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SPEECH OF Hon. D. ". VOORHEES, In G. rman,
Price % 50 per 100.
ZEN. McCLELLAN's REPORT.-A Succinct and Con-
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Scheme Of the war-The Generals Letters the Pres
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The Virginia, peninsular, and Maryland Campaigns
How the Army of the Potomac Fought, aud how its
Sacrifices rewarded in washingtOn-Gen. McClel
lans Tribute 10 bis Soldiers. sixrKEs pages. Price,
% per hundred.
THE WAR POWER OF THE PRESIDENT. Important
Decision Of the Supreme Court of Indiana-Slilitary
declared IIlegal-The Rights OF the Citizen de-
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This opinion Is regarded by the sbest urists Of the
country exposition of the subject IL
discusses EIsHr pages. Price, 81 so per hundred.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW A Lecture delivered be :
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University. in March, lS60, by Judge PERKINS,
This Lecture is intended to show the obligations Of
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slaves and the rights guaranteed to the Slave States
under the Constitution. fouR pages. Price, 81 per
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AUDITOR OF STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
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per hundred.
Orders addressed the undersigned accompanied with
the money, will receive prompt attention. In ordering
direc the manner in which packages shall be sentif
sent by mail the postage must be prepaid
Address,
ELDER HARDNESS & BINGHAM,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AGNES HALL,
IIAUTE, IND.

FENHIS school hitherto asthe 'Terre Hsvte Fe
Il male Colleg-," has been purchased from it, late
owner ard the name changed 70 ''St Agnes HALL and
Is 70 BE carried under the srSpces ~ the Episcopal
Church. corporation elected from among the most
respectable citizens % TER. HAute gives the guaranee
that every promise made n the circular Just issued viii
beautifully redeemed.
The Faclty nil consist Of nearly twenty members.
and will comprise parties distinguished Ia educational
circles.
The terms for board and tuition have been place.
the lowest possible nslfrs. considering the aivsneed
prices ~ agricultural aud commercial produce.
Young lNties viii attend the Ep scopal Church with
The Principal unless other place of worship should
b. designated ~ parents
Circulars can os obtsnst bY addressing Tss Master
o. d Agnes' Hall Tsrrs RaR,s, Is1
mzlS-<NAvyv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31

lotal .....''' viVe,VV
Each certificate will be sold separately and in the
der above given, but In will ether Of said
be off and sold by for less than
tye per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates Of
purchase will be by me execut, and delivered TO the
purchasers, which. under and by the OF the de-
tcstes Of stock purchased. regularly transferred by
the laws OF the state Of Indiana provided and
ticates issued of regular transfer, and all
moneys paid TO by the purchasers TO be and
main the order and control OF tho Court until the
Court shall be duly notified by that such transfer has
been made by the officers OF the State OF Indanathus
the interest Of purchasers carefully guarded Each
of the above certificates offered for sale draw interest
from the first day Of January, A. 1884 but no inter-
est prior 10 that dtts. DAVID q. ROSE,
u. s. Marshal
August 24tS, 1854 aug26-d,rl sepl6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
MARsHAl's NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OF A DECREE
I'D and vendhion expor 10 me issued and directed
by he Clerk Of the United District Court for the Dis
tct Of Indiana will the l6th day Of September, 1884
the Office OF the Treasurer OF the State in the City OF
Indianapolis between he hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and
o'clock p M OF said day. Expose sale, at public out
cry the highest bidder for cash in hand $780, 900 OF
Indiana five per cent State Stocks the number Of the
certificates OF which, ard the respective amounts thereof
follows
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31

FoRT NoSROE. August y The mail boat
from City Point has arrived srd brings no addi-
tiOnal news from the front.
\ esterday's Richmond papers admit the loss OF
Eve Generals-fOur killed aud one vound,d-on
the " Neldon Railroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

First District WILLIAM z. NIBLACK.
Second District-MICHAFL c. KERR.
Third District-HENRY W. HARRINGTON.
Fourth District-GEORGE BERRY.
Seventh District-DANIEL W. VOORHEES,.
Eighth District--JAMES r. HARVEY.
Ninth District-DAvID TURPIE.
Tenth Dlstrict-JOSEPH X. EDGERTON
Eleventh District-JAMES r. cDowELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESI

One department % cur Dspenssryi specially devoted
10 the Of the Diseases Of Females such
chorrhea or white" Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Henstruation, Nervous end General Debility Dfseasssef
he Womb. Bsrrenness, 6e.
Consult tstions and examins items frcs Of charge.
Also for sale, rR. DEVICES REGULATOR PILLS.
Fer Female Distinctions, Irregularities, &e Marrieda-
dies IN certain situations should them they
seat by mail.
DIR. GALEN'S PREvENrTvE-An invaluable article
for those wishing to limit the number Of their offspring
OF the barren who desire children warranted not to In
jure the health. and will last for lifetime Sent
address, under receipt OF the priec-Two DOL
LARS
PATIENTS AT A DISTINCTLY sending a sri.
statement Of their symptons will receive Blank Chsrt
containing lis. OF questions, for the
treatment DC. Medicines sent 10 any part ~ The eonrry
20 cure ssy AZ home free from danger Curiosity
Antrsnsactions privst. and CONFIDENTIAL. Rereuser
the name and number
Direct ali lettsrsto
sALBE's HEAs pIspENsARY
teels-63-d6vis Louisville. Ky.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31

youth maturity arising from the bsnefui HABITS
of seif-sbuse. To which Is added observations or
Female Diseases and other interesting matter ofthe ut
the married and hose contempt atins
marriage entertain doubts OF their physical ability &C
enter that Sent 20 any address Ia sealed WRAP
per, ~ receipt often cents or four stamps.
We cevete entire time sad the
ofhe various private Of in pri
vstc report. Our DspensAy IA the only Institution stths
kind In peEica which has beer etahlished By special
charter this fact should give preference the
vsroas q,seks o: doubtful character TO be feuni. a
arRscfties.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-31

n kUN A NkW HEI IHUD Ut IkkAI-
" ING yenerisl Diseases, incluain &
Syphilis in all It's stages. Gororrkea,
Gleet, Structure. yarioociie, and Hydro
cele, Diseases O the Kidneys, Elscder,
&c, without mercuryi containing val
liable treatise on that widespread mals-
dy OF youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, Ina
potency, 6c.. the secret inHrmities ot
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DAILY SENTINEL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor.
Joseph T.. NC Donald. OF uarsen,
For Lieutenant Governor.
uahion -. Manson, OF Montgomery.
For Secretary OF State,
JAMES 5. ArHoS. OF Marion
For Auditor q STATE,
JOsEPH Ris1INE, of Fountais.
FOR Treasurer Of state,
MATTHEW L. BRETT. Of Dsviess
Por Attorney General
OSCAR B. HoRD, OF Decatur.
For supehnieDdent Of Pu6l.c Instruction,
SAMUEL L. RUGG, Of Allen.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL E. Perkins, of Marion,
ANDREW DAWSON, Of Decatur,
IANEs n HANNA, OF Sullivan,
LANES l.. wORDEN, Of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBERT c. HlBBEN Of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON D. TAYLOR. Of Marion.
For Electors Large.
JOHN PETIT. OF Tippecanoe,
SIMEON X. WOLFE, Of Harrison.
Coniingents.
GRAHAM y. PITCH. Of Csss.
wH N. FRANKLIN, OF Owen.
For District Electors,
First District-SILAS VI. HOLEOMB of Gibson.
Contin ntingent-PETERAAIER, Of Yanderburg.
Second Distrct-ELIJAH NEwLAND, Of Floyd
COntingent-JAS. A. GH0RMLEY, Of Washington.
Third District-AMBROSE B. CARLTON, Of Lawrence
COntingent--E. @. LELAND. Of Jefferson.
Fourth District-BARTON W. VIII SON, OF Decatur
COntiDgent-EDWIS z. FERRIS, Of Ripley
Finh District-JAMEs BROWN. Of Randolph.
Contingent-THOS. MEANS, Of Wayne.
Sixth Disirct-FRANK LANDERS, OF Morgan
COatingent-BENyAMINF DAVIS, Of Shelby
Seventh Distrfct-aRCHfBALD JOHNSON. of Putnam.
Contingent-GEO. w. THOMPSON, Of Parke.
Eighth District-J0NATHAN c. APPLEGATE Of Car
roll.
Contingent-LEAEDER MCCLURE, Of Clinton.
Ninth Dstrict-I G. OSBORNE. Of Marshall
Contingent-ELLlS HUGHES Of White.
Tenth Dstrict-RoBERT LOWRY. Of Elkhart.
Contingencies. W. SPROTT, Of DeKslb
Eleventh Distrct-J W. SANSRRRRY Of Madison
Contingent-N. X. OyERHAN, ofTpton.
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DIR. WHITTIER.

DRIvATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE.
n Dr.. Whittier's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
Chronic, Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases free
plain sealed letter envelope, for six cents 20 prepay
postage 1t clear delinestion OF all the diseases and
conditions resulting from the infringement OF the moral
laws, exceses irdugence exposures and imprndences
n married and single life Every sentence contains In
stTaction the afflicted, and shoud be read by even
young person, keep them of the shoals which 9th
ers have been broken 20 pieces Amativen,s clearly
stated 20 be under the control OF judcious treatment
and thereby prevent inclination 60 very prolific
sdsease Nearly every case OF disease can be treated
without hndrance 10 business. Medicine sent BY mail.
from observation Charges moderate; consulta
tions by letter az the oice free; guaranteed
0rce cs 81 Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
square south OF Lindeli HOTEL p. o. Box 3092 ST.
Louis. Mo. Circular Letter especially for ladies,
postage. isn1-dkwly
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OLDIERS S!

Ton ought not % be without such valuable medicine
The CincinnSti National Union. Of April 2ffh ssys
that Thousands f soldiers been saved By TIE
use OF strickisHd's ANTI Cholera Mixture
Sold by Druggist, and prepared only BY DR. A strick-
land. 6 East Fo1rth street. Cincinnati. o.
For sale by W. l. Hasktt Co., Browning Sloan
Stewart Morgan. r. senosr. Tonlinson Cox, Egn.r
woeher.
Price SO ho.fle nsv17 -dlysofkw1y
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Lave Indianapolis
Day Express via Feaal lst..................3e A.
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Columbus Accommodation via Piqus) stl2 3s 2. Il
Trains arrive:
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Columbus Aecommotation via PQual l5o z. ".
Express trains ofthis line the following conneo
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Lines, Toledo and Detroit.
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sandnsky, Dayton ard Cinciunau Railroad
me Dav Exprsss and Columbus or,ot alton trains
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s45 NJ
N Change u cars 70 coismsss AEy oftAi.
ius.
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STOLEN
HORSE STOLEN.
= 4 q d II II w 4 IL Sd

NAN about IS y,srs old. dressed in black, hired
~ horse and buggy OF Il. on Tuesday mo ning, the
sJd ns 10 ies the country, and having not
retained forced 10 the conclusion that the man
thief and consequently the horse, buggy and harness
stolen
strip IN the face and gray spot his OF side, i5s<
hsnts high, years old and has heavy name.
lhs man, horse and buggy were seen going wesi on
the Crawf0rdsyille road.
1hs buggy was made by Mr.. Casing. Of Cincinnati.
and j. numbered 52l
Tie above reward will be paid for the return Of the
horse and buggy or information which will lead 20 their
recovery. ALLEN & sTEwAkT.
aag25 ds:
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~ - ~ HI nc - nD - /.
GAVIN d HOI DIS
REVISED STATUTES!

u ID A A.
Second IIditiOn.
THE SECOND EDITION OF GAVIN 4
Hord's Revised Statutes Of Indiana is ready for
delivery Both volunes have been carefully revised
and all eOrreetes There is added 10 the frs
volume az appendix of over two hundred pages con
tsiDing the passed the regular and called sessions
ofths Legislature OF ll and Al the regular session %
1855, with fail Index. This edition will increase
the value Of the work. will contain al
ell the laws Of the State in force. Tie secoad
AL the acts upon the Subjects 20 which
IL exert those of ls63. and the amendments
made az tia; session noted Ia the nArzin OF that
voume Taese snen1ed acts. however, viii Be fouai
in the Supplement
The prce of The present edition, printed upon clear
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volumes. or fTvk DoLLAks for either.
The SUPPLEMENT, containing the of the regular
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