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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
The People Understand !,

The movements Of the Republican leaders IN
this State will not be misunderstood by the peo-
pic The arrest and Imprisonment of prominent
citizens OH tho eve Of tie election will be looked
upon - al attempt on the part Of the po' ers
that be 10 iutlmidate the honest voters Of lndi
ana and il possible. 70 deter them from free
expression Of their wishes through the ballot box
eeIt TUESDAY Ne greatly mistake the charac-
ter and resolution Of our people if they do not
teach these gentlemen a lesson not soon to be
forgotten, and let them understand that. for the
future. the legal aud constitutional rights OF all
shall be respected
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
~ 30 So

We have heard that our esteemed friend HoL
LowAY, Of the Journal. While acting as Private
Secretary 10 his brother-in law. Gov MoRroS
sums of money from military fund, under the
control Of the Governor, for extra eompsnsa-
ton" II the report be true, will Mr. II "or ans
other man" inform us where the law vas found
that authorized the payment of that money for
extra compensation" I'VE pause tor re-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
Tnforma rion wanted

The report of my Financial Secretary
shows that the Governor Of Indiana has re
tanned in his hands all the cash profits of the
"Indana Arsenal" amounting to over seventy
thousand dollars IL it be no violation OF an
existing military order, We would most respect
fully inquire how long His Exeellency will be
pleased TO withhold said profits from the treasury
of the Statef
Perhaps our neighbor OF the Journal could
enlighten Us upon the subject. He seems to
know little OF everything.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

Was it to prevent the Democratic members Of
the last Legislature from carrying the State out
of the Uniop," or To prevent the passage of the
appropria ton bill. that provided a large sum OF
money for the relief of sick and wounded
soldiers. that Governor MoRroN advised the Re-
publicans in the Legislature to follow the exam
pie Of the rebel members Of the Congress Of the
United States?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

sEf-If YOU want 20 be conscrp,ed. vote Tie
Republican ticke, next Tuesday.
II yOu want your little boys each as fast a. be
comes OF sgc. 70 be drlf,ei into the military ser
vice, vote tre Republican l.cke
II you Eaatio surrender all Your property TO
the ta1gather. ole the Republican sicket
II you want che mass of the people inpoves-
ished. ans lordly re.e OF military tyraIts and
shoddy Arisiocracy established over al. vote the
Republican ticke,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
Mcclellan .

who drove the vaunisa rebel hos,
Ouf from YirEfnia's western coast,
Ant laughed q scoin the'f naughty boasi
Mcclellan.
wh5 wrouzhf With ready sklii and brain
70 Join our scattered troops again,
Ard from Bull Ran wipe 0ut The stain
Mcclellan.
Who taught tie traitor, Ia their den
10 fear the blows Of loyal men, Ff
Ard made their Richmond tremsle thens
Mcclellan.
Hbo gathered up our broken ranks
Upon Pefouac's bloody banks.
Ard woss Nations s'srty thsnks
McCiel.sn.
Who made tie naughty rebel yield
Cp3n Aniietan vel foHght held.
Ani nohly there our victory sealed
NcClelisu.
~ ho sheathed his ever winning sword
When jealous rulers gave the word.
And from Whose liz plant was heard
Mcclellan
Fur gheuldo fire. men shout to-day
IN sriite ofvshsf flseir rulers say;
For whom % carne't patriots pray
Mcclellan
Who is the nation honest cboicei
For whom do soldiers give their voice
To share whose triunphs they rejoice
Mcclellan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

the Order told General Darlington that bad
made this statement. Ny purpose, on MI oun
motion. vas 20 expose the Order Before
ioined the Order | was Republican.
! At p. NJ the court adjourned until 10 A. Nj
te-nouov.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

Will our friends All over the State send Us The
election retsrns a. shs earliest possible moment.
send them in "a way hat 'hey viii reach u soor
est Don't fail. a. YOU love -. our cause and
vout country
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

EEOhio j. overwhelmingly tor MoCIrLIAx
aud PlNnLEroS- So is Caliiornia. New York
Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois Michigan
comes in too. and 50 does New Jersey and sew
era other States-enough trunphsntly to elec,
them Vote
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

- Twentv-fve thousand on Tuesday next
for Mcdonald and Manson ard tie whole Dem
ocra,ic State ticket This can be done. and let
"a 90 IL
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+ " SrASrov
I 1T I fANt,
Surgeon L. y A

Below this is printed toe order Tor transpor;a
ton About three thousand Of these fusloushs
have been issuei since the Let of October
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

The Democracy of Indiana. if the ballot box
is ett untrammeled, will as surely carry the
State as the light of election day dawns.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
WAN T E D.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES THAT TIE UNDER
Y SIGNED has this-day been appointed and qualified
executor 81 Ire estate Of Charles l. Holmes deceased
All persons having clar1s against said viii
present the same for payment No 81 West Washing
ton street. and all persons knowing themselves Indebted
- said estate Will please call anf make payment
The estate supposed to be solvent.
HENRY J. HORN, Executor
September ., l-s4 sep9-d3t6W3t
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The UNDER.
signed has been appointed Administrator Of the es-
tate Of sarah Myers late OF Marion county, deceased
SAID estate : Supposed 20 be solvent
JOSEPH LOFTfN,
sefl2-Woi Aaministr stor.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN APPOINTED EI-
ec1tOr o. the lAst wll and testament of lSah Lind
say. deceased sa6 estate i supposed solvent
WILLIAM Z. AcCUSE,
-sspfJ-wS~ EaecstW.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

VorE AeAINsT DRAFrs. IF you want no more
drafts. vote the entire Democratic ticket. Tues
day, October IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

- o l. ID Err S-WE THINk DIR
stessod quite right In advising you In his advertis.
snt in our columns Of to-dsys paper 70 take both
mis- ishly recommended An-Cholers Mixture 10 you
knspsacks Il may the lives Of many % Cur h.,
soldiers. AOthsrs see thai your do 10; neglect
YOu sei at the Drug stores at 50 cents per boss
Il u the best rsrsdy for Dsrrhra and Dyssniery.
rr.l - 0ArcA7-Alyeesksly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

TO-DAY grand Democratic rally takes place
at Terre Haute. All preparations have been
made to make it grand affair. Democrats, con-
servative citizens, au.i those who uphold the Con
sIituton and the Union will be there by thousands
upon thousands .2 rrD 4pri1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
PoiI,icai Tax in the Custom Hou,e

Poitttcei Tax an the Custom House
The following is the amount that the en-
ployes in the Custom Honse are forced TO come
down for the benefit Of Old Abe's election:
CtsTox HorsE, KEw YoRx. Sept 30. 1864
SIE-The undersigned, having been author
lied for the purpose, arc prepared to receive the
assessment made by The Union committees. and
will be found az The basement room formerly oc-
cupied by the United States measures. from 9
An 90 O'Clock p. NJ, this day and to NOR
mw. JoHS MaRALIoUs,
RlcHsED WYSKoor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

Received from Simeon Draper, ESQ.,, Collect
or of the Claims for the District of New York.
on the day Of .le6 the sum OF
dollars, cents, being in full of
my compensation for the period above stated,
having signed duplicate receipts. r.-
|, in the Office
of the Collector of the District Of New YORK do
hereby certify on that have perform
ed the services stated IN tho above account; that
have received the full sum therein charged to
my own use and benefit; and that have not
paid. deposited assigned. nor contracted to
pay, deposit or assign, any part Of such compen
sation TO the use of any other person; nor in any
way, directly indirectly. paid or given, noe
contracted to pay or give any reward OF eompen
sation for my Office or employ u,ent. or the emol-
uments thereof. So HELP NE COP.
Swosn to and subscribed before mel
this day of-----lS6 {-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
EDIsEAsEsop THE NERVOUS

Seminal. Urinary and sexual sys;sns-ner and reliable
tre.tneD'-in Reports 0f he nova ASSOCIATION
Seat By mail Ia sealed letter envelopes free ofehsrse
Address D. }. sKIILIy HouGHrOS. Howard Asssess-
ton, 10. ssOufh Ninth street. rsllsAslpss ~.
nsrN -atv1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

Stys the W orld
RATE OF ASSESSMENT.
Salaries under 81 900. / per cent.
Salaries Of 81 900 to 81 400 , per cent
4. Salaries from 81 400 to $4,000. 3 per cent.
Salaries from 1000 to 81 500. 4 per cent
Salaries OF $500 and upEsrds, ) per cent.
Back income tax is collected at the Custom
House out of the September earnings: SO that
after paying that and this corruption tax for
electioneering purposes the clerks viii have left
only pittance of from 81 TO 50 50 TO support
their families fer the coming month. IN one OF
the highest salaries, say 81 500 the matter will
stand follows:
Salary Tor September. s7as &c
Five per cent. income tax. less $50 ... 81 81
Five per cent. income tax, 1868 .......... e5 90
-Four per cent election tax on - 500 100 90
Balance due FOR one months sslsry......... IS 9?
The following.is the oath which each man has
10 subscribe TO:
Simeon Draper Esq. Collector of the Gus
toms for the District OF New York
To - -, Or.
For my services as In your ofac. from
the day to the day OF
ls6 inclusively, al the rate Of 5 per
anaun sss.--......f
Deduct tax excess Of salary over $500 per
snnum, five per cent. on .......-....
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

corr
"W.E DrpHTMENr
Case Of Indians volunteers.
The Surgeon General Will give order 10 all
hospitals for the furlcrrii Of ~ SICK sni wound
CT soldiers a. lui.-na - - to iheiI respectsEe
homes. after the l.. day OF October aud until the
18Th. giving them transportation both Ways. 70
enable them 70 exercise the elective franchise az
The State election
Signed. " SrANrox
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
rhe soidiers furlourns

The following II correct copy Of the fur
Tough issued to thc soldiers now coming home to
vote.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
M Az occrPrIxa RERsL rLRRlroRY

Messrs Toucey. of New York: Tiffany. OF
Albany. and Hicks. OF Livingston. were appoint
! ed q committee 10 get up a map showing the ex.
tent OF rebel territory the breaking out "t the
rebellion, aud pEeSeas area, and 10 publish the
same with suitable explanations and words OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
iSDoR slNe LINCOLN AyD JOHNSON

Resolved. That we cordially indorse the nom
nation mide by the National Union Convention
held in Baltimore: also the platform OF prinoi-
pies adopted We have full confidence in the
honesty aat cep,bility Of Abraham Lincoln. oug
candidate fog President. and Andrew Johnson.
our candidate Tor Vice President, and pledge
ourselves 10 labor assiduously for their election
By the Sutte Council.
Isaac VI ScHIERMERHoRN, President
OLIVER / BEARD. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES Ro0Ms J
L. l. or A, STATE or NEW YORK.
August Ii ls64N

Dear Sir and Brother " on are hereby mott
fed that Il meeting OF the State Council of the
u l. Of A will be held AT Syracuse on Tues,
day, September 6, commencing at IL NJ. The
Council will meet at the Rooms OF the Syracuse
Council Tickets Of admission may be procured
of the Marshal, John s. Allen. of the Secre
tsry, by applying to them at the Globe Hotel
At tie special session held at Saratoga, on Aug.
80 the following resolutions were adopted:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-07

who drove the vaunisa rebel hozi
Out from yirEsnia's westsrn coast,
Ar lsnghed g. scofn theif naughty boasi
Mcclellan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
The Evening Express Case.

fL6Ac-dENkhAL
APRIL 26-Sephsn Clark james and Erdstus Brooks
The argument the appeal from the order Of Judge H
ton, directing sale OF the Ev Ming Ezpress resumed
TO day. NJ R,binson appeared for the plaintiff and
Messrs AcKeon and smyth for the defendants. Mr..
James Brooks was present during the argument, and
seemed 70 take lively interest In the proceedings
Mr.. Robinson submitted his points In defence OF Judge
Hon's order, and claimed that the sale OF tho paper
would not In any way affect the issues be tried 10 the
partnership suit MIR. Clark admitted partner
10 the Evening Express, the term OF partnership had
EXPIRED and be wanted 70 his Of the
business The defendants object 10 the sale Of the
paper on the ground that Il would be Injurious 70 the In
terests OF all parties; but there really way In
which the plaintiff could come Into possession OF his just
dues except by Of the newspaper and division OF
the In the OF his the counsel took
occasion TO reflect somewhat severely upon the course
which Mr.. McKeon pursued on the previous day, when
Judge Daily called him order, and reminded him that
the remarks Of his opponent drawn out by the
In which his INV Robneon's) points conched.
The counsel apologized TO the Court, saying
that tho points were not prepared BY him,
and that the language in which be presented them was
dsrespectful he would throw himself upon the magma
nmity OF the Bench Judge Daily remarked that the per-
who drew the points unnecessarily harsh In his
language but he did not think the counsel meant any dis
respect towards the Court.
Mr. McKeons reply 70 the argument OF bis adversary
got or In his usual characteristic STYLE and attracted
considerable attention.
The Court took ihe'papers and reserved ts decision
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ITO wREcRERs PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED FOR
h,, raising 81 schooner sunh with about 70 tons Of
ppu,,wssI near the Farrows Apply 70 ADRIAN STILrs
WELL o. 70 r =. Q. W. CHURCH, Fort Hamilton.
Two C0NTnACrORe--TH UNDERSIGNED WILL
~csve rroposan ~ Tho Louisville and Nashville Rail.
ivnu omcc, Louisville until Wedncada May TO- for IN
Sradna,.on and Masonry Of 70 30 miles Of the Lebanon
nanch EXTENSION OF said road. prohes and specifications
hs wors can DC seen ~ the conpanys nce and NJ
SsSi y paw sevx.x sAcLsopI Hs NJ, ~ :"
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The Ship Senator Case.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
nAfora InAaa Hall

APRIL 26ln the Of the United States against Geo.
w. Cunningham, captain Of the ship Senator at the time
Of her loss the District Attorney G the opening Of the
said II desire TO ask your Honor to enter noe
prosequ tn this The prosecution finds itself In this
position: lose the testimony Of the witness Thomp
son, convicted Of the crime OF kburgiary In Maine,
which disqualines him as . witness In . court or
justice. Another witness, whose testimony would
be important, could DO regarded lin no other light,
his statements were 70 be relied on, than
pce In the crime be would charge against another BY
the just laws which control the courts jures
vict the testimony Of sccomPce alone The case
rst taken up by the strongest that
u one demanding judicial investigation But, all
proof having failed me, ask TO have nclle prosequ
entered and that without reelection the accused
The Court-The order can be entered, Of course.
Mr.. Noyes did not think IL was nssdful 70 enter en-
order 10 discharge the recognizance
The Court-rnat 10 entered, OF course, when the nos
prosequi 10 entered The case IL longer In court
Captain Cunningham received the Of his
friends al the termination OF this long standing The
noe prosequi s equivalent N . complete vindcaton,
and purging Of the Charge against him.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

pURsuANT TO AN ORDER OF the HON COURT
OF Chancery made In the matter Of the OF stav
Drescr pf Corbet court In the city Of London mer
chant deceased and In a cause
Henry Dressler and others
against
Luxanne Drrssler and another.
The creditors OF the said Dresser late of orel
Aforesaid and Of eeeham In the county Of surrey
England. merchant who died In about the month on ne
ccpber 1858 BY their solicitors on before the second
day OF Nav, 1874 10 IN and prove their claims the
Chambers Of the vice Chancellor Sir John STUART No II
Old Square Lincons Inn Middlesex England, or in DE-
fault thereof they viii be peremp,criy excluded from the
benefit Of the said order
Monday the ninth day MAY. 1854 n one O'Clock IN ,he
afternoon the said Chambers IL appointed for hearing
and adjudicating upon the claims ~.
= ALFRED HALL, Chief Clerk
Planunss Solicitors
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hoard or su pcrvisors.


The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoou su
psrvisor Tweed In the chair.
veto was received from Mayor Gunther Of tho reso
luton Of the Board authorizing the paymen. OF the
monthly salaries Of the engineers and clerks employed on
Harlem bridge, the ground that work was being
donc by contract thus relieving the Board from further
expenses, and because the county Of wcstchestss
10 equally liable with New York. Another veto
was read Of suDdry bills for hitting up drirooms
at Palace Garden. One Of these was bill Of a eai 90
for iron work, At twsntythres 10 forty cents pound,
while the Mayor states that 70 sponsibe company In
formed him that they would not charge than twelve
The Ninety ninth regiment New York National Guard
sent IN communication thanking the Board for pro vid
ing them with new drilroom.
number OF messages from the Mayor on sundrv
subjects taken up and passed tho yeoes and
after dsposing Of large batch OF routine papers tbc
Board adjourned 10 Tuesday NEXT.
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"A hand eresosSsr Soa"ss ssvs'ry .rssry ssh. Or
zpDs 1. 50 siosa~sy, IN he raas .ssn
) A rrEsT1oN, soLDIERs l-rns sloe BOUNTY DUE
A RTILLERy, ARTILLERY, ARrILLERY.-voLUN
tsers wanted for heavy arery rsgimsnss doing gar
Bounty Sis Apply Captain JxMEs WELLS i6s Centre
A HOY, sAILoRs-ArrENTIoN, soLDIRRs .sss7
county casssa
ney collected Or advanced pensions procured and all nor
vice. Government Army and Navy Agency az BrOadway.
ANY GOOD sous 'G.s NAN sscua. ~, : on aousrr
And Relief Tickle, fes lis Family Il - s1A DooA-
CAyAIsy FOR T s,;s FEW MEN WANTED Eoa
toga. ~ 100 mon for artillery 100 men for nfanry o
bounty PAID and relief tickets for families Apply q No. rs
6roadway.
IMPORTANT 70 SOLDIERS. -so4pIERs DlscHARo-
their so BY applying us Pensions prize money back
iRS q street By
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER
co.a cH4.Sai ss sS.ss. ss1 55ssss.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
The Iolowing are the pecuniary inducements ofered
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down. $500 90
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional. 100 %
Applications 10 be made personally at the shce Of the
committee.
ANY bringing recruit for the army this once
q. GODFREY GgNIHER Mayer
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PURDY. Supervisor
WILLIAM n. ETEWART, Supervisor
WILLIAM y; TWEED. sSp.iyIso or,,..
County Committee,
ORISON BLUNT, Chairman.
NEW YoRW. April 1854
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a hand overosher boap,ss for cavalry artillery eight or
Apply a. 500 Broadway, in the trunk store
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mo MISS WELLINGTON:
ii n your fortune you would hncw.
TO Miss Wellington you should g0s
Che never falls W tell you fne
what Fortune has 10 store Tor VOC.
Husbands, intcmperate or untrue
She will restore faithful 70 yon.
For love, good luck In business. sac
A talisman for life viii guarantee.
Call II you can, II not, you'd better
Consult her Immediately by letter.
This hraufifal lady. -'ted ard trn~.
Rsssdes NJ ose hundred ana one rsatk
uueiness Lonys FROM A. n. 70 y. u.
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FINANCIAL.

LIEN. VAN buren, 1 LUCKEY-BANKEReA AND
IN Dealers In Government Securities. 2Aj broedway.
Htocks and Bonds bought Certificates Of indebted
collected Subscriptions 10 l0-40 loan received
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HoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION UsB THE MI
oxide gas made pure and fresh every day By Dr.
COTTON. who has had twenty years experience In liz
ufacture No. n Bond street
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A sURER PLACE.-Ar $50 SIXTH AVENUE LADIES
"A and gentlemen win End the fair and honest dealer
Ing, CARPETS Furnitu.e and Jewery at 90 per cen! more
lowing pries"ss Dresses from IS 10 SIS: Goats 81 10
$751; Pants 20 81 Also for woolsn. Delane and Mus
note BY pest will be pnnctual attended TO- Ladies atend
10 by Mrs. Minz Remember the original B. Ninz and
number ss3 Sixth avenue Eighteenth sdeet All
orders FROM brooklyn Jersey City puncinay attended
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AT THE ONLY PLACE. lsl SEVENTH AVENUE.
- where sds, and gentlemen can receive the fair value
cry kc aud not being humbugged rracsed by other
great blowers who onsr tremendous prices and then rem
higher price than any OF their high offers a. we have
great demand for the articles for California markets
Please call address and convince yourselves HARRIS
1 Seventh between Twenty first and Tweuy.sec
out OF the sitv.
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V,HE pARK BANK.-NEw YORK. APRIL lG 1854 AN
elecon for 6fteen Directors Of this bank for the
year, Inspectors for the ensuing election
will be held the banking house, Nos Beekman
j. L. WORTH, Cashier.
nHR SUBSCRIBERS TO THE UNITED WINDSOR
Gold Nine OF Cooradol will please 60 70 Messrs George
Manley Co. rs William street. and receive their certi
Gates the books having already been closed for the last
days
rrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Bucks County Lead Company will be held o. the
ONCE Of the company Tuesday the 10th day OF May next
atlPM.
U7S 000 TO LOAN ON UNITED STATES OR
sD I OsVUV New York State Bonds upon New York
Bank Insurance Stock in snms 10 suit Apply to JOHN
b. STEVENS, 81 Wall street.