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S,mael Bormaa Is. Jlmss ". Boumaa

lSamaei B0sfmda Is. james " B6cmaH
THE defendant james W. Bowman, having lsft
the State Of Tennessee shown in the ball Il Is
ordered that publication Be frsde fsr four sRcc e
sive weeks in The KnoHyiTls whig notifyiaS said
defendant 70 appear before the Chsncsfy C0urt AZ
Knoxville, oa tHs Arst Monday Of octobsr next
then there 20 make bis aefshse>ts the bill o.
he sane viii be tAksh - eonfssse3 - % hiu and
ses foF hearing "a paFte. August 2ash, 1854
copy Of the order
aaRz4 st pfks D.A DEADERICK. CAN
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Afafass Aisipasn ss Jegsea @. ". 1ale7sEs.
guxsfr esafNfzff ba AfEInkgfT ekfs fiiH 1z8kkpAtI
d iaaehtea IS aiia ahe - ahfeonfs thei bs steieeft
pfeesss & e ian ssasst te sssd upsa hs ya9 feesl
- ersf atfafanf <ainat de etatf u t1e e41s 1f2hb
aae rstss9shs hefezs % f.9e94,1 5n1ties 81 1e fesee
- 6a cennls aaa tse kaffnE hee ltsee el - prsR
r,- ~ rsres g. it 5asee Ast shf aEisn1ept epseF
Il h ~ ~ - knoaFig, Ne ia esF 81 - lepeg
1874 g ii vi he pfessfs4 e5 zeFt hfsfthk etsl e
lk shis so8es q4aaed ~ tF tnes.sls 49, = -
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ghAncesy Court MsTyyiiiA Tonasssss.
ATTACHMENT BILL
n. lHoere e. VI. g. SafsN.

fHsHE DEFENDANT HAFis0 HxA0FEp sEyaNB rms
iAe us % ho siats Il i efdst4 sh.t gsbesiten y
made sf Four ssesesiFs Hasks h ne Knekgh Hh nesi
tse aeesant appesr hsfors ta4 caatel4f tert -
hsTTFte 90 1T faseasy hH The tst dendaf n AetsmeeF
1e1 aS sks hs asfssss eli u - VI ~ ats1
A. eeaissd shd ayt for hzarng earte Aaasl "a 1854
aesu 4sP les ga WALhKR. kN
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lltaehment
Ilf.Lsa SAayTsts q. Wesset AraaS.

Rtatsh SAaTTsts &C. Wessty AraAS.
the ulsIntsf On ahldAslt says the defendant i
lAasbieI 70 his and 20 aAecenss that tks esdinary
nFocuss ezssnct be served on hina having pseained
an original ntlachment sgAinst the estate g TIE
defsnisnt made Fesnrnabls before Janaes RhFklon,
4 jnsties og the peAea foF MeNiun eo0ntys And tae
same having been hyicd en biz propefsx - .
hefsrs hisa Al hls olos Ia HeHinn eeontg, - t1e
~ Mondev iu Oesoher ntxt or L Nla b pFoqsedef
sith 81 pafta le 4 further ordered that tAls petl1e
ks ughiisked les ear susnssiFs Seska h he k1ezs
vlli1 Whir. ThEs July 2slk. 1864.
anel6 q pf a5s SAMR8 FAkKlsoN, !. =
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Couuty cogrt-.-Krox County, Tenn.
Ias, H. Leses and alS'rs -. HeaTy 4, Leaes e aEs
Pssstien ~ rsfsislsn y Lad
FNtBE DEFENDANT HENRY A. LONE aE1Ne 4 H0X.
~ fe4sRt 81 sas state q feansssfs b sFfefsd tAa pu
eaten y aas fsf F sieces1fvo ssss1sn te KnnNF WAz
Essfsf ~ esfssaal = sfeszE hehsEs sst cEsslz E
Menta4 NEttrtE 44~-N -
aaa keafing as q ks AEFsst ia
1854 Esgit q 20 81 wa. caAIas cieFa-
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~ Tns HIszeKs 81 san 6RRkT EnfEsF
ssstrxnf F1fn. uhleh i naW bslne sikfIeel
end alii ks nlhished Il ~ eAfls days 4 pfspe ~
ssln,e srIl - esa&y for eTenil aipul - fs<l 6
MsT. for lali paslitalarf telsak -. ssll7ea -
Nskkshers WHIT d g.
nsssSf se.as WsSl Tsulti a uIas'spzik o
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3IAsk psalntfA ID saSaasiksays the deEsndauts
afe eshid 81 him ana ahsooad e. coiieeais them
selves, having obtained Ffoei 81 Me,fesF, Justics
ef the fsace, 80 pFigiaht atttchnsent against the
tste o. TIE dsgaHdAhis gsaFnable before said Jas-
tiep On tAf f7ts ahy ef Eopsssnber, iegA esd tAe
spzsa hessas bson lssioa Oh dsfenaants property !,
spEeaf htime him at &is ofes ID Biounl county 81
the Isth dsy Of septsSnhes, is6s, 10 defend .saia
kttiphReak auit o. L win be pruesedea with er
paFs II + fnfthtr oniofsd thai this notice be Pub
lishsa b The Eh6zeiilt HAss. This Isl Of taas
E5et.
slisib q pfss n. AeTRER, Up
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II. MsTEER J. r
In. N Eyaleg =, II "a 8. IToalfora.

TfTK rssinsiR % aiiassit ssys The dsfsnaans i
tnHebsed % him and abSesnas or eeaceAis himself
hasspg chained from M. Mc1eer, Justice os che
Peace An erighsl sfsaehmanl against the estate ef
lAn defendant fstuFbAhie beofe aid Justice on tie
11ih aAE # September 1885, and the same having
asrea hy sasd Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him Il hts Office IL Bioant esanty on tie 18th
DAY of sepiaaabes 1854 and daESnd said attachment
xiit,oF Il viii b spfocee3ed &tA e1paste II IS fur.
thar ordered thas this notice Be- published IN the
Kilorsil1e Rkig This ia of jan 1854
anglo Al pf s. II McTEER, J. p.
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Is ftiI6 cksR pEFExnANT HAVING ABANDONED Rs
hoae kaa eoes ssah uiiA TIE rskt kFny i af8sfsa
haa pEhfeaoa ha Hsds BF fsef 8aeSsssfFe ia
Eaextie ws nstlfYsF he esndaEi % spYssr bsfors s
cAsnseFF eeaf - the eaar4Assse IN AaFyYiie. TIE
t fsNy ar gks fsg NenasY u sessbsr nsEt and psaa
aefea e deuaF ~ said Hi The sni ~ tafen
eenfssses an1 SCI Or hsafing II psyfe
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NUMBER 80.
chsnoery cou,t. ). .knosylIss.
TYl7kias & FSssls, a5mT,s, dc, Es S1mas
IRsatx,s safEs AL .46ex-

BiIkns & Fsssls. d9nsr's, DC, rs S7Etsi
DiekSy, ings aAd 5sheys.
TIE asfsB4aats Samuel Diskey and his wifs
Elixahefh being non-resdsntS - T0nHsssse, ebsr
Ksd n he biElf II Z ordered Tbs, pabsestios Be
made fsf four 6secsssivs weeks Ia the Ka0xVilts
Hhe netifying Ead dsfsndantsto sppesF before ths
Cl1asakyY SsaEl e Knozyilis % tba ffst Mendsy
% October nezt, then snd there 70 mako their de-
lenss 70 he bI os The same viii Be taken - con
fssssd as - tbsa1, sd ~ Sex hesring On psris
August zoth, 1854.
A copS II the order;
aueztts pcs u. A. DEADEBICK G. An
O-p. Tsapiecs Ga5tapc Arahsib ard othTs.
The dsfsndants GastAvs Arshsiu, Isaac MARKS,
sud BsaiAaain Maria ksisg noa.residents sf tbs
State Of Tennessee ehsrged Ia ths bill Il i o.
aere Ehas psiblicstion BE made 81 fsar successive
sesk. n DE KasrsElls Fhia nolfyiag sid defeu-
dans u appear before The Chascery Court At Kna1-
Wis on do arst Monday o. October nexi thsa and
Ihefs % make thsf dsssnss % sbe bil % Ehs sans
va g lSksn - confessed ~ 10 them, And SET for
s4l4ak - pkfte. August 1oth. 1854
a eOpy 81 The erdsfs
ssgs sftt pass D. A. DEADERfcK, G. an
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Je4e n & TAeasas \ fsO.p es. IPSRsam |
q IKnhf6ar6

TIE piaintles On aalasvls aays ths defenasnt
4 iAdshted 70 him and ataeonds OF coneeAis him
sSlf 81 i beyona sha llnalls Of this State having
Dt4sind IN original asiachment from VI MeTssf,
5nstiee q the psacA Against The estate Of dsfen-
deai setnrnnhls hsfofs ssid Justice On tho 15s day
ef S,ptanbeS, 1854 and Che same haviaE bean
efco II Blcant eeanty on The 18th day Of Sap4ena-
bs, 1854 te dsEsnd said altachmeas ailt, a. wiII
u preessded With 81 rAEss. II 4 further ordered
that tbs notice b pa6liShe& II she KDrpiie Vac
This "a at Ians 4saA
Angio - ~ s u. MeTEEn J. r
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NYefIcR sansEEn1 eIfgN 80 All Anszklk4 te0s
~ ks 6fk fenassses Cssalrx and ea - - Nke1ea
Esst cssaiE5, iefnaeF eease<e = p
ssse uta aaafter 10 ce1 - e4glp11 ea4 t.a14 -
sefs ig Il tks ksa fAsa isdal1e4es Elh n15t N3se
s4Ft 1azhsEiiea AMI Ant 70 - kgEseEt ktefess ~
aAsFHtes<s 4es assss ta sstafn M fsDN y 6ee 9nls4
VIC 70 Pat thsn ts elsfFz u ten'Eetest s4fte
~ srdss q eant n f42feai
a.a O. sss,saf seFs
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LhE pialnssh % hiadAyis, hays ths def.ndsas
Y nssesse q han sac 20 sbscond. e. eoaesals Mn.
ssll Lsat We esllnafy process Of law cannot -
ssfysa nF1A him having obtained "a original a..
s4Eai,s:s tf1lhN Ne estate " ths defendant made
rstnspabls bsfuel eamael q Young 4 Justice Of ths
Ssscs e Andsfssn cent and the same having been
1syssl 1A his prtpestyE 3tlacfdefcd by ne, Jus.
tlee = the kscpA saecessoF 10 Samuel q. Young,
that The asfssdaat appear before him at nsy ONCE
g Usin9gn, AssslzoA county on ths 1st day Of Oc-
tpetr isef aF cid cnee wiil b proceeded with er
pafte Il Is hfther ordered that this notice b.
Published n ths Knexviilt Whig forSour successive
weeks. This Fsbaasy "a 1884.
sugisflpfB RiTcEiEf KINDAID, Up.
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HARDY y. Martin -. Richard j. Jaral9an.
TH Z pialnaG On asidayit, sayS The defendant
g Inaebtsa - AiIn aud % atsennds Or conceais him.
sslg DIAL tks ordinary process Of Law cannct be
E9sed UPON hli1s having ohtaIaaa an original A.
taehmesk Assest To estsis o. The defendant made
EylaFn6e4 befose Hxnael O. IganK Justice Of TIE
FsAee - Anderson county, and The same having
teen lesssd q bls property Is j. ordered BY me
Justice cf The PeAea successor 70 Samuel c.
Young, thal The defondant appear before ma st
my once In Ciinten, Andersen county. on tbs lst
day Of October 1894 or said case will Be proceeded
with ex parte. Il l. further ordered that this
notice Be paelkhsd 10 the Knsxsiils Wig for four
successive wseks Thi, September leth lse3.
augi7 Il ffts RITCHEY KIFCAID, J. p.
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7rsstses ~ MaryssRs csIlsss 4 osAsra .. J. q Fsoz.
Hssry Mtbsr 4 = A. EsaR

M rms CASE nEFEEnAkTs HAEse Ar GONE souTa
siih tAe fsbsl stray Z e efdsrsd hs pahslsatsa -
fsa6e sF foer saeeese seeka u he kBaxgs WkE noe.
Ing tie aeusants aasf bsf8Fe ths Chznesrg caaft
haryse the M fsesdAy tsf the is Hcaday 81 sssez.
tef peri Aad nste tf dttase aid n,fE Ne gil
ts taksa esBlssssd And et ~ e9zh lse Aagnpl e,
1874 Rsgi1EFft VA. HALKgA q. . \. :.
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Tis q asr rr ,prr Er.lll "a ~ l..r.n rna.. nm.

y nus eAzE IT APPIAH1SG TO THE CoCRT FROM THE
petition Nhsh thaf said Attendants are nea
fesdensH theFsge ss4sEed that psbsafien be ataas
n tbe kseSss shg gs fsry saccsssve sesk noti sa1
deferGsts - ake thsF 1pPaaFases bzfaFs
tiers ef he Gsan4y Ca 81 BsaRt ceunty a eoaF keass
u Aagfsis, ,sa Ne esst Mun4sg 81 tseeF sx sna
thfR dsssnss 70 ash Fsoa he vi be eoh
ts ss - thes and ssi f htaElng PlFls Aagnst ssk
tees, aaFiT a 81 IS fiftSs EASDE3SON. cIsrk.
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Il sIlls hAffoE NAafED As TO The wnEnE
- - Eae1siliss TmEs en- - asy 81 kss iaes fAy
pfrses kaeNnE pbssa BE- nss 4 aF kss Aass slss sks
ehoss ls p ienisF great fsssf - sne Is alsFSss hg
kisg ms ksgH shzpash bitter te Iisps Dsrth slenss
81, Ind.
aagff 4ta NM D0fGlAEe,
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County Court--.Islount County.

James Taylor, gaariies II MzrgarSt z Taylor,
ssseer heir of Rsstsmia 7a3lcr aeeeasel, r. Sa,Al
B. Besk G. C. Best Msry afshan t4s bsirs a Eaae
q Rfiiiaa 4 Bciss AeHaAan, H'iIlssss Tayior
ard BssiamiH Tanler
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Mn1f.

ffIT 81 SALT g saIe g ~ it,ass g Selaes
saslih. nf6s 10 Iln1kas M0a.a sza-H
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FWaunN ToER RRQRR1lWY. 8

TrssIr nra6 flleBaAEe1 ceNPAsiR Is NOV
pIupassa ts lsks ths nAlai lse Aish - pfpEsrsy
= s.s.'sss-. " k pAxzeasos. Areps
sssea Asilmei taes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

j. S: D U N o p,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
OF THE
MARKET FIRE INSURANCE
G O Nj p A N ".
No. 7 North Meridian Street,
INDIANAPOLIS.
THE SCRIP OF THE RECENT
60 Per Cent. Dividend
Is now ready for delivery at this Office.
NPParties entitled to Scrip of previous issues are re-
quested TO call for II.
H,TNTEREST, SIX PER n on all outstanding
Scrip Of the Company is being NOW PAID.
TTNsURANCE to respectable parties against dis
asters by fire made as heretofore on the most favorable
terms. with or without
PARTICIPATION.
IPThe prompt and liberal adjustment Of Losses
when "fair and square, is a speciality with this Com
psny.
HENRY P. FIREMAN.. Secretary.
TPPOIcies are issued on the shortest notice at the
above Agency, No. North Meridian street
octIs-d2t&wlt ]. S. DUNLOP, Agent.
1ol7 STOLEN. llIaT
500
SToLRN from the subscriber, on South West street,
- on Wednesday, August 3lst, a Black and Tan Col
cred Terrier Dog, with ears cropped and brass collar on.
| will give ten dollars for the return Of the dog or TWEEN
ty-hve for dog and thief.
octls-d2t No. ~ West washington street.
LOST.
n OST, on Saturday afternoon. In this city. my dis
senirnei once win he literally rewarded.
JOINER,
octls-d2t Co r, 18th v. r. c.
DIR. A. G. SELMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE Nc 10 VIRGINIA VENUE
RESIDENCE, ga SoRTH ALABAMA ST.
WANTED.
MARRIED LADIES
health viii uot admit Of an Increase Of
family send a red stamp FOR DR.. sTUART's PRE-
NATE CIRCULAR To MARRIED LADIES, and common
sense win ten you il Is no HUMBUG All communities
tons strictly confidential.
DR.. DUDLEY STUART,
capitalization p. o. Drawer 1891, Chicago, III.
SaW.LOgs Wanted-.Lum-
her FIR Sale.
4 z Ger Saw MN On Kentucky Avense, IN THIS city
"A Custom work done on sherf notice.
septy9-a&wsn NcKRRNAS q PIERCE
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. a. ID. GALL,
No. Go North New Jersey Street.
scfses-d,y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
QUIZ PRISON EKs IN GEORGIA.

orR SUFFERING PRISONERS IN REBELDON-aAS
MEETING IN THE PRISON AT SAVANNAH, GEoR
GIA-rHE REsoLvEs-LErrKR FROM A REPUBLI-
CAN OFFICER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

The following paragraph, cut from the Cincin
natl Commercial Of the 18th inst, will give the
reader ab idea Of what be may expect from the
electi1 of Nr. Lincoln. This paragraph is from
the Con ~nerciaI's correspondent with sherman's
army if Gesrgis. and, nj doubG gives the Gene
.iexsr Oh t1t war. and the prospects
ahead. ciuk Of il. fellow citizens. This war
mas JUS. eomneacsd and is isaues are the mys-
teries Of the dim future" These are not the
words Of a .'copperhesd' or 'butteruut, = but
the saying Of a successful General. The cores
pendent adds. His Generally words are ora
cles." But, reader, scan the paragraph closely.
read it often. and pay attention TO what it means
General Sherman now finds himself in the midst
of . hostile people. and finds, himself ike Napo-
leon in Spain, when one Of bis Marshals said to
him: Sire. you will fail here. for yon have not
the army alone to fight, but the whole people.
present time. and he expresses himself, accord
ing to the surrounding circumstance. like a true
general that he il. But read, / say. for your
sell, and treasure up the beautiful prospectahead
for this distracted nation:
rsaw General Sherman last Thursday. liz
IA looking every inch the soldier his triumph:
proclaim him to be. Enjoying excellent health
and sporting a new uniform, ! never saw hin
more genial. Speaking to an assembly of hi:
officers, he sand: This war has just commenced
aud its issues are the mysteries of the dim lu-
turer' His words are oracles. The over san
guine should consult them, and then pray more
earnestly for help from the Most High. Unit
alfthe people, both North and South. do pray
and pray for the Union, this war will have NJ
ending.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
For b sentinel
For The Sentinel.
The Fugitive slave Laws. and the
Repea thereof.

Ma ~EpiroR:-The second section Of the 18th
article Of the Constitution OF the United States
declares that
NO person held TO service or labor in one
State under the laws thereof. escaping into an
other, shall, in consequence Of any law or regu
lauon therein. be discharged from such service or
labor; bat shall be delivered up on claim OF the
party 20 whom such service or tabor may be
due" En
On the 30th day OF April. i7s9. George Wash
ington vas inaugnrAfei the hrst President of the
United States.
In his message 10 Congress IN 1871. he called
their attention 10 the foregoing provision of the
Constitution. and urged the passage Of n law to
carry IL into effect In 1893. Congress passed
The hrst fugitive slave law. which vas approved
b, Washington. This law remained in force.
uutil Ie50, when 81 Was amended. but not re
pealsd The Lac OF 1850. amenda,ory Of that
Of 1873. constituted one OF the series of acts
knosn a. the compromise measures. The act OF
l79a authorized State magistrates 10 enforce IL.
This had become cooperative IN nearly all of the
fee States, aud ia maay OF the States the exc
eu.son Of the law had been forbidden BY sta lute.
One main object of The act of 1850 was to sub
stitute commissioners appointed under the au
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
Testimonials Of Remarkable
Cures.

Cures.
Among the numerous testimonials i'm his pos
session, DR.. Lighthill has selected a few only OF
those from parties Of established position aid
well known throughout the country.
From the Home Journal IN. " June sia, 1904
In every business or profession. indeed in cyery
department OF science or skill, there is always
some acknowledged head-some one who stands
out in bold relief among his fellows, as n sort OF
leader. In the study and treatment Of deafness
and catarrh. as special diseases. Dr. Lighthill, of
this city, occupies the position above described
He has devoted years Of labor TO this speciality,
and is now reaping the reward of his industry.
The editorial columns of the Tribune of a recent
date bear witness to the Doctors success in this
department of medicine. We quote the para
graph:
"CURE or A DEAF MUTE.-Louis Loewenstein,
a lad fourteen years of age, born in Germany,
came to this city when be VAS about two years
old. Soon after his arrival here be was taken
sick and lost his hearing. BY degrees he became
first deaf and then dumb. For nearly ten years
he was a mute, unable to hear the loudest voice,
or to articulate a word. About one year ago be
was placed by his parents in the hands OF DIR.
Lighthill, who has so far succeeded in restoring
to him his lost powers of hearing and utterance,
that be can converse with those who speak TO
him distinctly and deliberately. During the past
four or FIVE months he has been under the tuition
of Mr.. Bennecke, and has made considerable pro-
gress in writing and arithmetic"
Having been supplied with the lads address,
we further investigated the matter, and discov-
cred that, previous to calling on DIR. Lighthill
the youths case was considered hopeless, and he
was for two years an inmate of the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. John Mott. ID. D.,
Professor in Union College; Schenectady, in a
published letter. tenders his gratitude to DIR.
Lighthill, for treating successfully his case OF
deafness-Rev. Fred. S. Jewell, Professor of
the State Normal School at Albany, also testi-
hes to having been cured OF catarrh. DIR. Light
hill possesses other testimonials and tributes to
his talent from some of our wealthiest and most
prominent and respected citizens, which may be
seen on application. Ii would be difficult to
speak in any but terms of praise OF his treat
ment. in the face of these many proofs and facts
testifying to his success.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

The New York Herald of Saturday contains
several columns of intelligence from the South,
from which We take what follows; being the de-
tails of what has already been briefly mentioned
by telegraph:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

From The Rev. Joseph NJ. Clarke, Rector Of
ST. James Church:
lNaH SYRACUSE, Feb. 20, 1864.
nave been deaf in one ear ever since | vas in
college. some twenty years ago. By the skill
oil Dr Lhghthih its bearing was entirely restored,
so that NOW l hear alike with both ears and find
that 1 can use my voice with much more ease
aud comfort than before.
oetls4 div vaHr JosEPH NJ elARxx.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

hrs. LIGHTHILI.'S Popular work OIL
~ Deafness, its Causes and Prevention
has reached the Sixth Edition and may be ob
tanned 10 Carleton. Alb Broadway, or any re
specialize Bookseller throughout the country.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-19
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS.

INTE WOULD CALI THE OF DRUG
wv GISTS to the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, TO look through our stock.
Our goods we're bought when gold was at 81 IS. and
before the additional so per cent increase In Tariff Duty,
which, We are confident, will enable us 10 sell goods Ia
our line very low and yet realize q profit. We will dr-
piicate any Cincinnati bfl-huctuations In prices con-
sidered.
Orders are solicited. jeT'6l-diy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-03
Mining Stocks.

The Argus, which used to be our main re-
lance for intelligent reviews Of the San Fran
cisco Stock Market, is Of late too much
taken up with the manufacture of Copper
head roorbacks to pay much attention to its
legitimate business as a commercial paper.
It found room, however, on Tuesday for the
following stock remarks:
Moscow, as usual, was the feature OF the
morning, and in the electioneering times 1t
is well for the Board there is feature at all.
Rise or fall there is veritable excitement IN
this stock, and we ought certainly to be CRATE
full to anything or everybody that saves US
from stagnation. We must repeat that no
real Trustworthy business will be done-not
merely on the Stock Exchange, but on Front
and similar streets-until after the 9Th OF
November. As an illustration, we notice the
partial eclipse Of Chollar, and the temporary
disappearance of Milton from the lists. In
this connection, it may be worth observing
that the Milton men land the Milton men are
men Of mark, claim the discovery Of the ore
which led to the very valuable deposit since
found in the Chollar. This latter Company,
it is true, regards them as squatters; but
nevertheless, so far, has acted generously TO-
ward them.
The plea of the Milton men is that their
location, the old "Winters' Ground" is
prior to that Of the Chollar, and that it can
not for one instant be supposed they were
such fools as to make square location; but
claim all the dips, spurs and angles for a
length of 200 feet. Should lawsuit arise,
both parties appear rich enough to sustain 1t;
though all such litigation is a crop to the
LAWYERS, the seed Of which is sown by the
Devil.
l, is but fair to add that the Milton has
lately laid open another fine body Of ore
PARALLEL to the first; and all We wish to say
in clusion is, Do you find it, gentlemen Of
Chollar, and thank those who have so provi-
| dcd for you" This is better than litigation
better for you, better for the country.