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.DR. HUNTERS ~ SO
MEDICAL lNFIR MARY

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
II at the old established place, No. u Mathew
Block, south side Of the Public Square, Cleveland o.
curing all that comein fact he Is tho only reliable
phyHicRn in Cleveland treating the following dsea5
namely: Scrofula, Cancers, Tumors, Fistula, Asth-
ma, Bronchialan Lung diseases, RheumHtism ,Aslle
liar 10 Females LeucorThoea Whites, Suppression
Of ne menses, Painful MeEstruation, inflammation
Falling Of the Womb All diseases Of tho blood ana
skin entirely removed from the gystem All diseases
name nature, treated in CAREFUL q thorourh
and ju6iooqsl manner, pointed out By long expert
!. .ls-LSwpTiCes and quick CURES. Reoent cases cur.
I'd IN flvn three e eight days All syPhtic and er-
curial taints entirely removed from the system.
DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases In from
three TO eight ee that have been treated By other
physicians FROM ose % tkree yeaTa- 100 .--.-
Young men afiicted with seminal weakness should
apply Dr.. Hunter inmoda tely either In person or
y letter, as he never fails 70 curs His remedies
perfectly safe and unknown 70 any other physician
In the United States.
Patients Of either se1 living st a distance BY stat
can obtain medicines with directions for use b I'D.
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland Ohio, postpaid
and nclosDg fee.
All COMMUNICATIONS confidential.
From his experience and extensive prRcilce. no
makes no scrupies in asserting that whatev6r ne un
dertakes in his speciality he win most certainly per-
torm- No matter how hopeless may Be the case-whe-
ther from extrans debility and pr0stratiou Of fhe
System, from unsuccessful treatment Of EN- prics or
seitstyled n; D.'s WHOM many have uBfortunste-
u been under, OF from the false deicacy that many
Of ny patients tell me kept them from carly apPli
cation 70 ne The no less fatal ideas OF Overcoming
the disease BY the advancement Of age, and strictly
moral mind; for they, one and all, make the case
Worse and if It Is early from tho cause of be-
iuF entirely local ii affects the entire animal econo-
my, aud then requires general well local treat
ment, which DR.. Hunter is happy to be able TO say
that thorough INVESTIGATION, and great Improvements
in the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both soXes, Of however long duration, yield TO bis
mode Of treatment If tho unfortunate value 5 and
health thoy should be sure and call physician Of
a. and experience. .At
vs. No charge for advice. Tho Doctors once Is
constantly thrOnged with patients from all parts OF
the country. a.
Dr. Hunters the only agent IN the United States for
n B--Ihe genuine Vichois Female Italian Pills
cannot Be bund at any other place N the Quilted
stasea ezoopt At Or. HuntsT's inhrmAry Cleveland.
Ohio. .a
DR.. Hunter has.in his possession numerous oertif-
oates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
tients have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
hin 2 oShlpit q taose dsaironS q hl1 services
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NURES, COUGHs COLDS SORE
" Throat, Asthma and Consumption. Il Is only
necessary for any one trouSlsd with thsss CON
plants " try one bottle Of -s t--
StFICEIand's MellinuOus Cough Balsam
to convince them that Il H tho best preparation
er used. It not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Longs, but 1t cures Night sWeats
and Splitting Of Hood, and is an excellent gargie
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
II q pleasant 70 take, and "a 3 sAfs medicine ioT
infants. H --'t ---t
sSPIico 90 cents per bottle. .-...H -.
For sale By Druggists generally
y msyla: R2-non. .tn&Ny
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y The author Of ~The FAIR Inez, s'Ths Prinoe q
Wales 'Ths Ghost Hunters,n &o
ECcSTuzUED,l
CHAPTER Kiln KIss ,s TI1z DAHk..
Atter waiting six long hours,
And with nnngur almost dead,
News came rnAr the track was msndsd
And the train SON went ahead. III
soon We passed place called JOhn5teSns
FILLED with iron foundras
Where the people all were WORKING
Like los OF busy boes- ii .--
Then We came to great tpnasi;l
Near me sat pretty miss
AndEhen al was dark as midriehs, IL
q Quick from her stole kiss. "a.
"oh, she cried, the peOple shouted,
And, before we reached the Light
was psering through the window
In ny seat again al right. y SD .-s.t..-
Altsr passing the gEsss tEhhs3
..+ 70 q place Ee quickly came
Upon the highest mountain tor,
And CReason Is its name;
Many people in the summe=
To this pleasant spot repats, r-.s u.
10 enjoy its cooling waters
- And its pure, fresh mountain az,
At Altoona We tooE bfsakfssS r. lr-7---
Il was ono O'Clock or norsi - Hf
- Such . lot q hungry mortAls q fI- W
ns'or laid eyes before;
All the good things o. the tabio
rT In short time did dilApphAr. q e IL
And they ali shoatina Eildly-'--
Quickly bring more brsAklAss here"
Notice 70 DrAAsd Men and Othsrsi n the ssryssa9.
Sneie. sam, and al In want of Rubber Blankets
S1bber Coats,I Leggins, Cashmere -and-F4anns.
shirts, Military 0l0thiug Of any and Svsry dee p
We have sRas o9 % sg sF ssss .Sos .3S S sS SS@R sS
Nhiel We WIZ seh At the very lowest prises.
IS4AO A. IsAl0s UNION HALL, ~
Sole Agent for tho aaiO Of slasor's oosbratsd sew
ing Machines, storr's hntomaton Freshman
snd strOng's Pstent Army Bed-Tr1nk,
~ Corner superior and Union-ses
Look out rOr the GiaRts.-ka mayi
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BetEssn North shd South Perry.st. and Wilson
Avenue tOh from Prospsot and Euclid to Hudson.
RRsT DKLIYERT.-Leayes At 500 A n with pro-
oesds Of all night mails and BOO A. N. Eastern.
sEooH pEIIyERT.-Leaves ct S;50P. H. with pro
cesds Of day mhils @---i
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10 form OF Catzrrb can Withstand its searching
power, and no mode Of treatment ever siordedsue
inamediato rsiefos gave such universal satisfaction
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet.
For safe by 9. W. CLARK. ls Superior strest,
cleveland Ohio. augz1
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7TWP0RTANTTO LADIEs-Dr. Hsr-


vsyu Female Pills have neYer yet failed in remOY-
ing dif3cultiss arising from obstfuction or stop
page Of nature or in restoring the system 70 ptr.
f,ct health when suffering from Spinal Affections
PnOlapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness
the Btsrins Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution and may bo taken BY the
most delicate female without causing distTesS-ths
same time thsy act like charm by strengthening,
fnvigoratinE and restoring the syGten 70 = health
condition, and BY bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstractioa may aries. They should, however, N0E
be taken during the frst three months Of pregnAH-
sy, though safe at any other tins, As misearriAge
would be the result.
zach box contains 60 prls. Price 90.
Or. RAREKY's TEEArIsE on Diseases Of Femaies,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrennsss, stertitys Be-
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and omphatieal-
" the Ladies' Privst te Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of 6a pageu sent free 70 any address Six csnta re-
CURED 70 pay postage.
The pills aud book viii be sent By man When de-
sired securely sealed and prepaid, BY
J. BRYAN, IL. n, General Agent
f-sFs.-r No. IS Cedar st., New York.
- Sold hy all the principal nEuggiEta.
O. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
july2i:RS;n W f&Sy
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2aei,easrt TIa1e-g gaiIIe.
1854. summer Arrangement 1854.
-. .4 yOE TIKI
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
ia1 sra le AT THE
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIoE,

OONNNeIss noHDAS, MAI lsEHs 1854.
~ Malls win be opened and ready Tor delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
81 All Nails close one hOuF before departure OF
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DR.. w. WELLS,
Member Of the Royal College OF Physi.
clans, London, England.
Office III SuPerlOr-Ss., CieveInys.i. o.

LII. w. w ELLIS,
Member Of the Royal College OF Physi.
clans, London, England.
Office III SuDersOr.ss GSfevelnx,.s a. -
Will be happy to meet
~. those who are Rfifc- 5ts- .5sss--z--seS
ted with subscut5 or ss1ss sSs3 - =. s-ssess,
chronic diseeses. His zssiE sas.Sfe7-.S +s y y
treatnlont > entirely isle-iSS
different from the old \ - IL II ~ - S1sss5s
plan, and is mild, en- - y 80 49, 5t-sse
caoious ami effective. 10 ~ * 90
Gases OF Nervous and ~ e 49, - I NJ 80
General Debility, Geu- 49, - q aSsiAsls5 ~
ralgiA, Consumption, 80 lfslltsrss
Fits, Throat Diseases, cStSa-szSSassSs q
Dyspopsia, Liver COM stsSs7se y ~ ~
plaint, Hheumatism, Z
Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions Secondary symphonic, Sexual Diseases,
Syphilitic EruptiOnB, liberated Sore Legs, Strio-
lures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
r. special attention paid to ths diseases Of Wo-
New aRd reliable treatment 6ar
Az DISEASES OF The EYE AND EAR.
~ Patients OF either sex living at distance, by
stating fheir disease In writing, giving all the
symptoms, can obtain medicines with directions for
use Hb medicines srs Exclusively VegesIA-
bic Extracts.
Dr. Wells Electro Chemical Baths for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases and EsFyous Complaints.
~ SPeTmatorrhea can be esectuAlly cured Ly
this trostmsnt.
Consulting hours from a, M TO sPM P. o.
Box S2lp. No letters will be answered unles1 they
contain q remittance or q ton cont postage stamp
AoBeAr8A
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EANTED IN ALL OAsES.--Oan be relied
Never fAil to curei Do not nAusestel Are sped
in ActiOnl No change Of Diet requiredl Do NOT il
terfsre with business pursaitsl Can be used with.
out detestionT Upward Of 200 cures the past month
some Of them very se7ere cases. Over ono hun
dred physfefans have used them in thsir Prao-
tios, and sposk vol Of their encaoy, sad approve
Of tbsir composition, which is entirely vegetsbls,
aud harmless on the system. Hundreds Of eerth-
eates can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are she
original aud ohly genuine SPECIFIC Pill. They are
sdepteS f0F male and feGlsls, oid0r young, and
the only reliable remedy iof snecgiHg > Psrma-
nsnt snd speedy cure in sll Of spermstorrhea
or seminsI Hsakness, with AL its trains Of evils,
such as Urethrai and Vaginal Discharges, Glset
the Whites Nightly or Involuntary Emissions In
ooutlnenee, Genital Debility and IrFitabilty, In
possnee. weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
biity, &C. 40, All Of which arise PrinoiPsly ffofB
se1zaI Excesses or Self Abuse, some coustitu.
tlonal derkngement, and inCapaoitatss the uuroroE
from fulhtiing the duties Of married lfe. In 81
sexual diseases, G0norrhes, Gieet and Structures
sEd in Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys the5
they set q charm. Belief u experiences hE e.
hing single box :.
Sold by al principal Druggists. Price 81 -
G. WsCIARK, Druggist Agent for Dleyeland
Tney Will pe sent ~ mAla securely seeleei elo
eunndsutiellV. en- rsOsipt Of the money, By ss-
J. BRYAN, III. D., =
l- Ro. 70 5edar Btrust, New fork.
Bousaiilag Phyzielan for the treatment Of Seminal
Ursnary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who VII
send, frse 70 all, the following valuable work. n
sealed enxslups;
THE FIFrIErH FHoUsARD.-Dr. Bells Treatise On
Self Abuse, Premature DecBN Impotence and Loss
Of Power, l6sxnal Diseases Seminal weakness,
HiRhtly EInissians, Genital Debility, &c, &C.,
n a cuuLEluIng Imr1rtauf~ Au-
vice 70 the afiistsd, aud which should be read
sver5 sufferer the Of euTs in the 8eyefsss
stages is plainlk set forth. Two stamps required
70 pay postage. Julysl; Rs.mo w.trikSy
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PRoFEasoB OF ELEcInoPArHY AND MEDT0IEKs.
Ofnoe--il9 Seneca street. feW doOra from Superior
Up stairs, Oppoaife the CITY Hotel.
ssrOltico hours from 10 u sud from 70 o'oicol
naiiy fS-uazys er6eptad. y
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GIotltaq.

TNHE POET ON A TRAIN; -
\ on,
u THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
bg the author Of The Fair Inez, sThe Prince q
WAles,' "Ths Ghost Hunters,' 30.
.-- CONTINUED.
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Il Oeres daUsrts Consumption
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CATARRH.
DIR. NJ GOODALE's
cATTARH r RE m & D Y !.
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

IAClsres Hay, Rose, and Periodic CAIARRB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
am, General
-
Very respectfully yours

y
John Coehrane also writes lettsr ac-
eepsing the nomination for Vice-Presi-
dent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ THE Z. ". LIsE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
from the Army of the Potomac.

from AAC army OA AMS ES&VheA
EEw YoRK, June 4-The Tribunes
special, dated Headquarters Army Of the
Potomac. Thursday, June End, says:
The successful operations Of the 9th
corpsson Monday, followed up By the
advance Of the End corps on Thursday,
compelled the enemy TO withdraw from
their line Of the Totopatony, and they
have retreated to the south side Of the
Chickahominy, with the exception Of q
line TO retard cur advance. Our cavalry
entered Mschanicsville last evening af-
ter scouting about the old battle field Of
the Chickahominy. Grant still pushes
his left flank successfully, and his STRAIT
sgy battles the manGvers Of the enemy.
Having offered them battle on the Toto
patomy, with his right wing resting On
The Virginia Central Railroad, and hav-
ing compelled the enemy to withdraw
across the Chickahominy, he has pat all
his left wing, with his usual CELEBRITY,
away to the east Of Richmond, and is
now threatening crossing ofthe Chick
ahominy at Bottoms bridge. This j.
nov the point Of interest Badly Smith
arrived from the White House just in
time to get into action and TO cooperate
with our left flank last night All day
the firing in that direction indicated
that q severe battle was going on. To-
night we are glad 70 observe the cannon
aiding, bat it is more distant Oar new
base is now completely established at
the White House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
Detailed Account Of Shermmh'm bat
ale al New Hone Church.


Detailed Account Of shermah's hat
ue az New Hope Church.
NEW YoRK, Jane 6.--The Heralds
correspondent with Sherman details the
battle Of New Hope Church on the 9th,
as follows.
About three o'clock =. II. the enemy
gave signs Of activity, and soon moved
en- mass from the woods before McPher-
sons army and Harrow's division. They
marched boldly up the bill exposed to
severe artillery fire, and when they reach
ed within less than one hundred yards
of the breastworks our infantry poured
upon the mans a terrible volley. The
column staggered but rallied and fred,
and made efforts to approach closer,
The troops now became holly engaged,
and though the rebels greatly outnum.
bered "a they were held at bay. Oar ar
tillery secured better position and with
sehrapnel and she'll soon sent the rebel
mass rushing for the protection of the
ravine and woods near BY Another at
tack was soon made upon another por-
ton Of MePherson's line, commanded
by General 0sterhaus, though made
with even more impetaosity, il met the
same fate. A hull ensued, but the rebels
were brought for g third attack, still
against Mcpherson, and against sweney's
division of the 10th corps. They frat
presented the same bold 'front.' but il did
not last as lodg, as they we're discouraged
and we're sent back with serious loss.
From prisoners we learn that the reb-
els consisted of Ere divisions of the
flower Of Johnson's army, commanded
by Cheatham, Clayborne and Bates.
Five hundred will cover our total
losses Of the day.
The rebels hurled Eve divisions against
three Of our.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07
The Fourth Flank mov.m.n,.


NEw YoRK, June 6.-The Tsfbuae's
correspondent, near Cold Harbor, I'd,
says: The fourth grand flank movement
is now in progress, and, judging from
yesterdays movement, will prove u sue
cess. The battle yesterday was severe,
as II resulted in our taking 800 prisoners
and the enemy's principal works. At 6
o'clock, A. M, the whole line moved for
ward, narrow belt Of woods passed, and
on reaching the open plowed field the
snemys position was in full view. Pick
ett's divisionhmmediately opened with a
heavy fire of artillery and musketry. but
the mea nobly advanced through the
deadly storm, through the swamp. and
with the bayonet drove the enemy peIl-
NELL from their earthworks, which thew
held during the night against repeated
assaults This feat elected from Meade
his thanks. Smiths junction with
Wright, this correspondent says, if re-
vealed, shows the Army of the Potomac
is under the guidance of minds possessed
of mastery ability.
Beauregard's force, and a part Of
Hiirs and Longstreet's, were engaged in
the battle yesterday. The total loss
amounted to 1880.
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Fremont Accepts the Nomination.
NV YoRx, June GA long letter
from Fremont, accepting the nomination,
concludes as follows:
If the Convention at Baltimore will
nominate any man whose past life justi-
fies we'll founded confidence in bis fdel-
ity TO our cardinal principles, there Is no
reason why there should be any division
among the really patriotic men Of the
country. To any such ! shall be most
happy to give O cordial and active sup
port Ny own decided preference is TO
aid IN this way, and not be myself can
didAte, but If Lincoln be renominated,
as | believe il would bs fatal to the
country to endorse bis policy, and renew
power which has cost rs the lives Of
thousands Of men, and needlessly put
the country on the road 10 bankruptcy,
then there will remain no alternative
but TO organize against him every els-
msnt Of conscientious opposition with a
view 10 prevent the misfortune OF his re
election. In this contingency accept
the nomination at Cleveland, and as q
preliminary step / have resigned my
eVhmiAsloH ~ bne army 1niH WAS
sacrifice, but | had for long tims faint
lessly endeavored to get service. /
make this sacrifice now only to regain
tho liberty OF speech, and leave nothing
in the way Of discharging TO my utmost
ability the task you have set before me.
With earnest and sincere thanks for your
expressions Of confidence and regard,
and for the many honorable terms with
which you acquaint mo with the acti on
Of the Convention,
am, General,
Very respectfully yours,
]. G. Fremont
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-07

SANDY Hook, June o.-The steamer
Virginia, from Liverpool the 24th,
Queenstown the 25th, passed this point
The cotton market was easier; prices
weak.
Breadstutfs generally dull.
Provisions dull.
LONDON, May 25.-COnsols closed at
9ls for money.
The news from America created great
sensation.
The advices per the City Of Washing
ton increased the excitement The news
Il generally regarded a. disastrous to
toe rebel cause.
The rebe. loan declined $50 per cent.
t'ai,ds Rams were purchased BY the
British Government
The Duke Of Malakoff is dead.
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are,
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
TIC R g q - -.
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass g. Grain
ScytheS,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks.
Hoes---Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars G. Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
shovels and Spades.
Carpenter and Cooper |
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
Cotton and Wool Cards. |
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and |
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures.
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Not1ons--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & CO.
No. ID First Street.
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REMOVAL.
STAGE 0mea Ramnra1-

THE EyASsyTLLE AND Mt. VERNON
4 stage unscs has eeeu removed fror, Sha
Washington Heuss 70 tbs American Housa TS,
Stage vii lsavs daily between seven and sirst
o'clock An.
The Boonville Stage leaves the American Hou.r
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FrIaavs. n~tvrsss
ssvsa and eight ossEock An.
alAyst dIm
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DRY GOODS.
Millinery Again.

WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A CON-
W plefa assortment Of millinery ef every de-
seriptien, which we sell cheap, at wholesale or
retsiA. or make up 20 order, at short natica in \
country.
ScHAPKER 4 BUsSISG.
No. 70 Main Street,
Next 10 Cooks Groeary.
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Insu1z WITH THE
Net Assets, January, 1884.
$3,oO2,S5 ?.

6. TIE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION 81 ths
hTsA, affsr IS ysara cs severe trial has re-
alissd the grsateat pu.sIie advantages and
succees Of the varfogs systems Of F1re Iusu-
rance Ia the country. Il new better than
ever prepared for duty.
8. 1900 Less gl4fmH have hem nsstsfad ana raid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
o. TIE CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
kGEk. Ia the United STATS aFeTaxes owsr
$1,000 daily. IL your property expcssd
Aad unpFotsefedf
Z. ARE roo HNsuREDf IL net, 1hv nesf
The cost n tFining: the duty IL manifest
the result mar Is your escape fsoua ruIo
while delay aad nexfeet NAV InvaIvs
yon IN hankruparY. poverty, er r,rgsaI al
appointment
9. PARTICULAR ATTENTION ana r~gava I.
given to small risks aa sell ss Earve oras
Abs and sep~Ftsr commercial navaasa~sa
afforded.
@@ AnSurasee solirlted ard Policies Issued b.
J. W. EEXsEE, Axnus.
jazz Marble Hall Bnilainx, No. ). mala q.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE i hereby gives that b virfEe q a.
~ order af the Kamdsfhurgh CauufF cours a.
Commaa Plsas he Z rasrsigaed exeeHtcr If tbs
last wfil q kMaaEe1 Hail. decsased. viii ofSex fer
sale a. private szle On thA premises, on SzSnrSzy
the 1fth day eT June 1884, The soiiuwfng Real Is
state, ta-wif. Ten acEes 81 q tbs Sorth end r.
tie m idle part Of the southeast quarter ssrss9-
tEsnfy-nine (2qis tewnsAF, SIX g. Eorth of 49,
ten tlel weAsr sad Hisae Rart beInx thirfy-shrzs
tSSl acres running nsEth and south throaxh said
quarter section 70 pcint twenty rods nT-fts -
the south line Of aid section =
TERMS-Ths purchaser vii Be recuir..i "a 49,
ons-hAAf o. The PursfAase nonsy eashs and the BAL
azcs IN ni1e months fFGm date Gron Roles with
approved sGEsfy WITH Interest waving valuation
laws ROBERT T. HULL, Ezseator.
myle-4E
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U. S. CLAIM AGENCY

DECISIONS. BOUNTY and ARREARS. ROM
Il " Land and Back Pay for Soldiers, wiaoxSs
ether legal claimants. 0face-Third ssr.ss'
near Maia JOHN TENNIS, Agent,
ESanssilie, Ind, March IS lssa.
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FIFfH WARD ATTENTION I-CoRRKCT YouR
ENRoLLNEEf All enrolled men of the 5th
Ward are requested to attend a meeting Rt
the Baptist Chapel, St. Clair street, on Sat-
urday evening, June l1th, for the purpose
Of correcting the enrolment.
It is Of great importance to every enrolled
man that thorough correction should be
made at once, as 1t will reduce our quota
about one half II thoroughly corrected.
Como to tho meeting, every man, sxsmPts
and substitutes, to report names Of exempts,
and appoint your Committees.
]. STUR0Is, Trustees
B. P. BowER, Sd Ward.