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nIses5 mon ~ huIletfn board. The editors st3sSef1s
ref1sed II 40 n aad Il was some tine after a telegram
from Washington, proaouncing the thing q hos1, WAS
sbo-n tbem that they made the required announcement
An order from seeretsry Stanton closed the Offices i'm
mediately.
Owls ssme correspondent says. "gigeihas been &c
fsstsd-bv = ridieulcmsly small forcs, IL is said Sigsfs
nrsssnce n the Valley Is attributable TO Grants dread
that Lee viii play his old trick Of creating a diversion
in that direction
War hes broken cut between Spain and Peru, and
the Spanish admiral, Pluzou, has seized the ghincha
islands, and thTeatei CslaO. President Pezet declares
that he viii resist invasion q t0Efrsnce. 1t il quite
evident that Spain looks with a longing eye upon her
former colonies; but while they have their MoniezumAs
aHd Atsbulapss, Spain. has not her PizarrOs and
CorteE.
Mr.. NeDougsL, Of California, the earnest advocate Of
that exploded theory, the Monroe doctrine, viii have
his precious time altogether absorbed, when next the
Yankee Senate meets between bersting Kaiser Max, "
Of Mexico, and a @. NJ, the Queen Of Spain Coi
bonof
The new COpfederate issue Is at par with greenbacks
Ia that section Of our State adjacent 90 Memphis
We are favored with heavy rains here every day. In
truth, it has come 10 be considered anything but q fa
vor. It was a hns thing that we had a rainbow the
other evening, a. re were anticipating another deiuge.
That glorious seal Of the covenant Of God, with his
creatures, however, dispersed the Idea
poNNTVaRD
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Gum ReIfing.


-HEADeUARTERs Cos. TTH Cose. DLsT. GEORsu,
Grimm, June 7th, 1884 5
THE sitsntioa Of sub enrolling OGesrs End the public
Is sallsi to the fO1oEing paragraphs Of OrcalE No.
3 Headquarters OOnseript Service. Georgia
" The most active end continuous shortg Of en-
rolling ofassrs win be dlrsetsd to psrfsstiag 4 fh0rouEh
military registration Of all WhIts males, resident OF
fsznd within their respective districts, who are be-
tween he sgss OF seventeen and a4y years. The
register" should embrace al msB not slrsady IL ser
Vies, no matter what nay Be their physical condition
Or claims to exemption, and should enthusiastically sx.
hIbit, undsr ths head Of remark, Ms ssatGE Of each.
Y. II Is TIE duty Of al Psrsona within he sgss dsS.
ignstsd to report for enrolment Enrolling oGesrs
wiz not, however. wait such vO.antary reporting. but
viii make diliSsnt inquiry as to persons, and sEroH On
such as they may be Eshsasd are liable to
s~aroIlnsnL PsrsonI nay be enrolled wherever found
It Ia Of the utmost Importance shat his rsgistration
should be completed s early as possible. Prompt %.
tOnis enclosed upon sub-snroBinS o1esrE. and eth
zsas are requested Il report to he enrolling oHears
Tor enrolment. B. q. HEWTOE,
LisutsnaRt Ead Enrolling Omcsr,
iu9 lot Th District GsorEA
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ar The New York Tines Of the lat has q no
lice Of the rePOh Of supervisors Of New York
city
The conclusions Of the committee with re-
specs to Yol1nseering appears to be that this
popular system Of recruitment is exhausted
here, and they suggest that as shay have but
about S500sOO0 at command, and no authority
70 raise any more money, that this san be re-
served to relieve poor men, having families to
support, wit may hereafter be drsfed. IL nav
be remarked cs PassGHt, that volunteering de-
e.ined with the cessation Of The payment Of the
Rsl bOuntiss.
- In S.saImssasr,s b.st ]. Is.. nrt.n.iza
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FoR sALE----i FURNISHED HOUSE

SMALL, comfortab 3 HOUSE, convenient 70 tbs
- business part q the city, Win Furniture con-
pie e, fsom psrior 10 kitchen Apply a. The si0rs Of
T. ORRA,
Opposite the Atheueum.
Irl4 81 CanfalaraeT eonV. ALanla. O.
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THE SOUTHERN WIRE COMPANY Nsso,
a Georgia e now prepared TO supply ZION wa
rem No % No. l3, Ia large or sman quantitisa
HAis Wire b egaal 20 any u2ea b ts Confedar.,v
ar elsewhere. ADDRESS
Q. ". BRUNNER President
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VIE FOR SALE.

TLEAA OoTToN RAGS vii and ! rssav sale -
SEa once A ne market pfic9. Apply a fhe
AT AFPFAE GtUNFsNG pO0w
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= Butler tries bis hsud at another fabrication. OF
the sans character a. tbs story Of the refugee Hsmeu
about the cOmmittal to Castle Thunder Of the mayor Of
Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Juus 5, ls6i.1It Is runored here that
a few days sgo Gen. Butler captured 3 letter con
tanning the Information that only one reaiment OF
rebel soliisrs had been left At Charleston, and that the
Yankees, II they should come, could walk IN almost
without opposition, and that day before yesterday. q
rebel major had been captured BY Gen Batlers forces,
who stated that SseessionYils was occupied BY the
Hsnkeeg- Sscessiouvtlls is regarded Is the key 70
Charleston, and is possession would enable Gen. Foster
70 march upon the latter without enc I~uutsring the loFg
FORTRESS MoHROE, JuEe A rebel major cane
into Gen. Buffers lines At Bermuda Hundreds yestsr-
day, who says that the Union forces Ae At Secessioa.
vile, and threatening Charleston. The commander has
telegrAphed the rebel authorities for endorsements
Charleston is lost.
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r. Secretary Chase is shout to throw \ loan
Of one hundred millions On The market
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sbss ,ba w,tss3lmasssr's bsst Is less extensive
s-shool6ouss' 4 is cou6tsed to ms
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-16

"a Two good COOPERs % make barrels-
4 good wages and s~Onstans employment Apply to
J. =. PORTEB,
kuII y HErstta street.
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WAETED. TO HIRE,

Dgood Cook, Washer AID Ir0nsr. Apply 20
J. I. PORTER
JUL = Marietta street.
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For sale,
EOURPEHsY,
a StIpenny.
Eighipsuny,
TenpsuET.
TWslvePsnuYl
TuensypsnuY AL
L 3. DAVIS.
ful8Iz Peaehtrss street
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New Jersey editor has been drafted, and
magnazim0usly states thu. no Inducements Of
high officials, no circumstances Of an indul9ant
public, shall prevent him from fulfilling his pat
riotie and long cherished purpose of-still re-
naming in the bosom Of his family.
The Loeisvilis Democrat, Of tha 2Ssh ult.,
says; Mrs. Mat Ward hzs been ordered By
Gen. BufoFd to leave the district Of E ss.ern Ar
kansas within Eve days. L Is said she has been
playing double-faes with the rebels and Fsdeg-
ala. and violated her oath Of allegiance"
MsiOr-GsR. Milroy, who was relieved from
duty a long while ego, on account Of III Iuek o.
iBe5mpetsney, has 5esn ordered 70 Nashville e
take command Of ths hundred day troops when
they arivs at that place.
Recruiting officers have besn sent 20 LeTing
ton, DaEville, Greensboro. Hopkinsyille, an
other principal points in Kentucky, with inssrue
tons from the Wa Department to enlist and re
eeiVe into the military ssrvics ali slaves VII,
apply, irrespective of the wishes er poIitics
status Of their owners Negro recruiting is re-
ported to be proceeding bnskly under this AZ
rsngemenk
Chaplain A Gregory, United States army
who has bsen on duty some time past At d,
United States general hospital in CoTington
KY was arrested on the 26th U.S., and sum
moned to appear before a general court-maEtisl
now in session At Lexington, 10 answer charge
preferred against him for selling to enlisted mer
in the hospital donations received By him from
the United States Christian commission.
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HEoDoRELHUILIER

From Geneva, Switzerland,
Is requested to maks his address aud Whereabouts
il known to ISAAC SCOTT,
Macon.
ial4 In Georgia
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"a oOFFoN TaADE

1sm COFFoH TaABE-
Aury C. s. Nays
enclosed ia6sss. compiled ehlAhs
sds rsturas, shov she course Of the
Tor ihs lass sx ysarH. Tbs period
bu Of the eommssrial panic Of ISL
comnenssd, and snda wiz che
! mus furnishing, At q slazee' tie
ie inporss, ezpsrts. maHzAesnrss
Vs v npion for tee thrse sessions
> thr asous subsequent 70 the secs.
other ss fron the Federal Union !
lie. 3 e increase IN ths stocks Of
daring the arss eivision' and
rs I sessnd divisioR q the time
plate as Of raw esttOn took place 4
Zee, q poands were imported, 81 q COS
hdra" aalIsst receipts we're in lS6a
hand, valued St S3l
IN Pine 1903 VS. sss SIS 2s4 psendi
age the expectations Of raw eo'ton I
1Ould be pads sor 1851 2ss Il 2
OmPlishss SIS pounds and fa 4 ha
without q increase in com Is III
nan the e. GREAT The warn iinbo
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

?. q. PEsuEs Secretary.
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MORNI


mauafAsturins country. =
"a By her dIasovsrs1s riyai
Y,sss Irasad 50 vsinable
..nt-a.g~aso sostsn &
cans for eurrsae5 Ass' =
claim Tor Nsxiss tie pssigl
ton
tAs qa@1 Il
! oF al eIasses Un
the ISL y Se-Ji
tbs sloekz were less
-
any
yarns ana Eoa ~
IA aaldon siindzd 70
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
Tn. yatIandighani FUND.

Our readers have observed that the Demo
cratic ladies' in different parts of Ohio are molly
responding TO the suggestion that a fund b q
raised for Mr. Nallandgham TO defrsy his ex
penses while in exile from his native land, be
cause OF his opinion OF the policy of the Admin
istration We feel well assured that il only
needs the ball to be set IN motion III this city TO
raise very handsome sum. as an appreciation of
sympathy from the Democratic masses with hum
in the truly Infamous persecution 10 which he
has been subjected. because OF his devotion TO
their cause.
Mr. Vsllandighani, while in exile in Canada,
is debsrred from the practice of his profession
he not being a citizen of Great Britain He has.
therefore. only his previous pecuniary resources
TO <ely upon. and they far from being
large OF extensive. IL Is TO his credit ard
honor that. in his public career of six
Years in Congress. the voice ot defamation
never even accused him OF seeking 10
make money by Legitimate means lie
WAS never the teed attorney OF tich and pow
erfuI LOBBY, 10 carry out some private enterprise
that should rob the Treasury tut always MAIN
tsineb his character upright aid disinter-
ested Representative. pure and above feproach.
de did fatien and grow rich TOO many
men in similar positions have done. BY taking
fees as tie reward OF hi legislative aid In
other words. hrs vote AM influence Nere not IN
the market but went only in the direction OF his
sineere convictions. NSither would he lend him
self to the uses OF or bow before the ,empor,r '
passions OF the hour. He might have been
among the richest and most powerful in the
land been Governor or Senator. If. like Tod OF
Btough he wonid have gone contrary 10 all oi
his past political professions and become leader
in the ranks of his Old opponents n n.
preferred honest poverty To i'll gotten wealth
~ he preferred unpopuliril, aud repsoaeh Il
the surrenderiug OF NJ opinions 10 any pow e.
save that OF us calm and deliberate reason
This quality in public man Is not 50 common
that il Is unwortLy applaud aud recognize. al
though in this instance it nae been temporary
misf rtune When the violent hand Of arbitrar,
power vas laid upan him.. he had 20 accunigia
tlcn 20 tail back upon. AMI was peeunlsrIly lie
fensesess % acytrsty's strokes
IL = just ard proper, therefore, that the people
whose interests he has defended. wh0se s,mpath,
he possesses loo eacOGntering prescription IN
their behalf, ana - hose IespecS lac deserves Esr
his honesty ard integrity should manifest their
appreciation ot IL By a material AID that shall
show its ol5ecf that. slthough exile upon IN.
bleak and frozen shores of Canada. he has no
been forgotten BY has friends and by the lovers ~
justice Any contributions which our friend,
nav ssnd will be duly forwarded from this otie.
70 Mr. Vsllsndigham Gin. Eneai,.r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
Tribune Senality.

IL III becomes the Tribune To begin casting
stones and calling hard names The veuality ct
that paper i notorious For proof nf It We
have only 10 10 the fles OF the War Depart
ment. where We 6ni Gun contract issued to the
Tribune We know, al.o that almost every
owner of the Tribune has a Government contract
for something or other. One has horse con-
tract another patent medicine contract. another
a land JOB. and on. We also know from Off
cal documents that 1--WE or six of the Tribune
writers have been appointed 20 fine Offices under
the Administration Poor Greeley's partners
think him too silly 20 be admitted to a full share
ot these ill-gotten gains. tut they give him he
bone and arippings Besides this he has. or re-
Gently bad, contract TO supply prison beef To our
State prisoners
This i the paper that has the impudence TO
talk about venality II reminds OF Satan re-
buking sin y \ Herald
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
imam sus observation-disclosures Elec-
ttOns by force.

The Boston Commonwealth, the home organ
OF SUMNER, scorning the cowardy aud guilty
resort OF such OF its co aborer. the indianapolis
Journal, in falsely denying the facts. admits the
truth, and boldly says:
I'VE do not find fault with the machinery used
10 carry Maryland and Delaware. Having nearly
lost the control of the House by lis bunders in
the conduct OF the from March 1861 to the
fall OF lc6J, the administration owed IT to the
country recover that control somehow To
recover il regularly was impossible, So irreguaritv
had 10 be resoried To. Popular institutions will
not suffer. for the c1pperhead element will have
a much larger number OF members In both
branches than i entitled by its popular vote
Ohio with it, ninety thousand Republican IN
jority. will be represented Toy five Republicans
and dozen or more eopperheads Ii X fitting
that this Misrepresentation OF popular sentiment
in the great State OF the West should be Offset. II
necessary, by loyal delegation from Maryland
and Delaware. won even 1t the expense OF mill
tart interference.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
Correction

At the request of the Governor. the Journal
Of Yesterday makes = correction in The report OF
he Cambridge speech IL says that the Cover
nor sas wrongly reported As saving that the
Auditor OF State bad refused wrx.Low LASIER
c. access 70 his books. thus prevent ng them
from paying lie interest iAsi summer" And in
this connection the Journal speaking for the
Governor adds: j Justice % RisriSE requires tito
De said that since the late arrangement made to
pay the interest. be has permitted the Governors
Secretary 90 take from hi books copies Of the
transfers Of our State stocks and has offered
every fsci:ity for that purpose This correction
implies that before the late Arrangement OF the
Governor % nv the interest upon the State
stocks. that the Auditor bad refused TO permit
the Governor or his deputies 20 examine the pub
lie records in his Office. or the books an which
the transfer Of stocks are recorded. We presume
this implication i just erroneous as the ms
statement which appeard in the report OF the
eoseruor's speech at Cambridge
If the Governor had been from the beginning
of his administration OF State affairs. been sin
cerely DESTROYS to promote the public welfare,
regardless of his own personal Advancement and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. different state Of feeling
would now exist in the public mind Insleid
Of awarding honesty OF purpose TO his political
opponents, his EIcelency has denounced all who
would not yield implicitly to bis judgment. opin-
ions aud purposes, "a "copperheads. butter
nuts and TRAITORS" Has Governor MoRros a
whit more interest IN maintaining good Gov
eminent. than the humblest citizen of Indiana,
who nav happen 20 entertain different political
sentiments from him What personal sac
rihce has he made to promote the pub
lie interests, even Ia his own view OF
the question, since The troubles OF the
counfrs commenced II Is he not otherwise
been e.rsonally benefited by the terrible civil
var i, which the stion nrs been cngagedl E~en
In the paper IN which the correction ia msde upon
which We are commenIine. there i neiuly col
umn &c fulsome pufiery OF His ExceIlency. which
reads very much ike paens ms,iicins adver-
tisement. IL admits that the people Of Indiana
have done something toward furnishing men and
money in response 10 the ctlls Of the President
bu. the court Org N insists that without the an
ct Hi ExceIIeuey. the action vi the people
wouldn't have amounted 10 hli Of biack-ey e,
pea II the Governor had any IDEA of true
srestuess, il his public action Was influenced
by rhe single desire TO promote the public good
self would have been forgotten, and he
would be willing to let The people
themselves discover his merits and not attemp
TO instruc, them therein as children learne'
the alphabet The bigotry. arrogance and in
tolerance of the party in power has no parallel il
the history of the Government and IN corruption
history hss no such infamous record. Aud Gov
NoRroS is anxious, nay more. he Is ambitious Il
be regarded. as the leading spirit aud representa-
tive man of such a party and such state of pub
lie Affairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14

The Springfield Republican speaks rs follows
OF the seakne.s st W ,shington. and the terrible
losses it has brought upon the country:
"lhe conviction i very strong among men OF
all PARTIES. and II i strengthened oy the disclo
sure OF the lately published government reports,
that We have lost terribly IN the thus TAR
lrom lack ct military unity aud knowledge nj
" Washington and the natural inference j. that II
the war Is 10 be continued into another admins
tration, we want a President clpable OF being
Comm .nder.in Cief IN Tact ls well rs in name y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
WANTED.
LOCAL PARTNER WANTED.
NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
OF
T.. e.. HOO FEE Il Co.
No. 229 Broadway, New York,


ENsTABLISHFD Fog-THE lNrRoDUCT on AND
sale Of all modern Pstep Improvements that sha all,
upon trial. prove of tautia te eft 10 the Amerc
people, with a moderat- cspitai TO lie used in snver
tisi judciOu>y throughout tins Loyal States such Pat
ent, are held y the mpaY an IT'S agents for sale
Tnis Company will eHo until Rel able
Branch ONCE shall have been ct .blsled very conn
ty in the II most popB ~ states These County Agents
will responsible. and make all returns and settlements
in thrty daVS t. the Btanch state Office hch will
be required 10 make tui settlements with the Company
in New York once IN sixty days.
The Company having b. reoorr Witnessed the failure
Of her firms who ave entrusted % arge reSpoasib
ties those hose interests lot uni ed 70 their
own hav, deteTm ned 10 place the entire business
troll Of the County enci,s IN the hands Of ate Part
ner who VIII b. rrquited 20 an ntereSt IN TOE
PROFITS accT4ing from the ate OF india a. and small
in in the profits throughout the United Stat The
iHtere>t purchased will he II per cent Of the
ips fr The State 81 Indiana and per of the
profits throughout the United States. Other things sa-
iSiactury, ar If the purchase money may De
the purchasers il, in the profits. much I'll
cretiouary power viii necessarily be entrusted II the
Sate Partner. aad large Of money pass through hs
hand. none need apply under any crcumstsn unless
enclosing undoubied erence> a to their uprghtRes-
Of mora! character. integrity. business qualifications,
temperance. GOOD ha'f~. dc
The Company % reserve the right II Of any sub
>e1uen III hoqst act toward tue ocl Agrn itself or
cate aud IN medic ely PIT an end to the contract
The TO lowing Ia. columns of the pres. the
Enlistment our House i specially submitted;
Such ga establishment has been imperavey needed
TO- 80 Years Y. Ob>rr
Viewing such institution from progressive stand
point it, bsnehe 81 fleet upon all classes scarcely
be over e>tP aieo - Ny. Atlas.
Hit be said that the Company realize large
sums. thankful tho pubic be pro oortiou-
ately benehtted.-- y. Y. i-patch.
They a reIiab' firm Y. Y. Times.
We bear cheerful stm,ny 10 their efficiency aud
good chsracter.- \. J. Transcript.
Although teey viii doubtless realize large profit our
people everywhere wall be aid by their efforts IN Y.
Leader
They have the essential elements or success capt.
tai ami enterpri E. " Y. World.
They viii prove valuable institution alike pat
ent. Is aud the public \. Y. Eve. Express.
Taey men Of high moral character integrity and
business qualifications.
The public respectfully referred 10 the Hon r. ter
q. Washington EA-AsSistant Secretary L. $. Treasury
New York.
Hon 81: Thsyer. TX VI. c., now Of New York
Hon Horatip King. late First Assistant p NJ Genera
( Washington d. &.
Fer and fuH particulars address enclosing
references,
I..C. HOOTEE 4 CO..
229 BToadnoy ". Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14

Is but an illustration of the general ruiz" that be
falls the State and region round about j
dou6'edly true Political and financial quaeksTy
are really bringing a load Of sorrows upon the
people Hartford Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
NJ e DICAI.
DIR. WHITTIER.

nRlyATE MEDICAL ADVICE FREE or CHARGE
III DR. Whittier's Theory symptoms aud Treatment
Chronic STvous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases free
in plain sealed letter envelope, for six prepay
postage II clear define alton Of all the diseases aud
conditions resulting from the infringement q the moral
Ia ndulsences. exposures and inprudeuces
in married and single life. rvery contains in
structon 10 the afflicted, and should be read by every
young person. Keep them on the shoals which
ers have been broken TO pieces Anatiyen clearly
stated 10 De under the control Of udciogs treatment
ana thereby prevent incn alton 10 prolific
Of disease Nearly of disease be
without hindrance To business Medicine By nail.
secure from ooserTaon Charges moderate. consuifa-
lions BY litter or a; the ofc~ free qua anieed.
Oic- s. Charles street between sixth and Se~enrh
sqsare south Of Lndei Hotel, r. o. Box SOs2 ST.
Louis. No. Circular Leuer especially for ladies con-
postage jsnl-d&wls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
FOR SALE.

VHsyR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
II Of improved CITY Properly. that wi sell for
fourth down snc the balance within eight wears the
purchaser psyns SIX per cent interest in advance.
nuaily GE0R3E W. PITTS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
The Way hc Makes IL Pay

There Is good deal OF significance in the
following. which We clip from recent " ASKING
ton letter:
cont of eight hundred horses bought in
New York, and sent to General Butler, seven
hundred were condemned General Butler has
obtaine'i permission Ia 90 into the open market "
People were wondering how Butler would make
his post at Fortress Monroe pay, but the above
tells the starry. Condemning horses by the
wholesale, selling them tor song and then going
into the open market To buy. are all operations
by which men like Butler could turn an honest
penny IN Y Word
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-14
NOTICE.
COpartssersssIp Nuticc.

YENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY PUR-
n CHASED the entire interest Of David c. NJ nick in
the Palmer House. aud will hereafter duct the
business thereof, SAID Minck having interest what
ever therein.
JOHN BUSSEY,
Z. w. DAVIS.
Indianapolis January, - 1854. janl2 d3t