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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-29

MUSTERED OUr.-The Twenty-sixth Regi-
meni Indiana Infantry Volunteers, at Meridl-
an, Mississippi, and the One Hundred and
forty-fifth Regiment Indiana Infantry yolun-
teers, at Cushbert, Georgia, have been ordered
mustered out, and viii arrive home n soon A.
transportation can be obtained.
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PEkDIGIoCs--The largest hog in Indiana
weighing about 300 pounds, may be seen any
time AFTER four o'clock this afternoon, at Fer
et'-ons Pork House, said Porous fed by
VIM. Benson, near Moorcsville, Morgan coun-
ty la thi- state. This amazonian porkcr chal-
isnges the State 20 produce n larger than he.
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ff-on or amer January /, lsG6, no freight
Tor indianapolis and Terre Haute win be re-
eeived BY the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company. We suppose that such an arrange
ment viii not operate any serious convenience.
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DAsGEHoUs.-The man-traps formed by eel
lar anil foundation excavations for new build
inss throughout the city. are very dangerous
when not properly covered during the night;
n Is also the practice on the part Of some OF our
business houses of leaving open their cellar
doors after dark. An Indictment for nuisance
might perhaps save the necessity for still
more serious Indictment FOR manslaughter.
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BoUNT1.-A petition is circulating among
our citizens regarding the passage Of an act by
Congress. in 1861, denying the Government
bounty Of 500 TO those soldiers who were dis
charged from the service on account of physi-
cal disability before the expiration Of two
years after their enlistment. The petition has
obtained quite number Of signatures, and
claims that the Government is i'm duty bound
10 repeal said act. and pay the bounty. The
intention Is for the document 10 be presented
nc the present session Of Congress.
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benefit Of the 81. Johns Boys school House,
which has been In progress for three nights
last past, has proved very successful The at
tendance has been large, and the disposition
TO spend the money freely has been most liber-
ally eyineed- The number present last night
was uncomfortably large. Tonight is the last
night of the fair
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tsKFUL LrGfsLAffON.--liu few, We appre-
hcnd, will dispute the wisdom q The recent
Legislature In creating 3 new criminal circuit
court, which shall 80 IN continuous session.
Crime has been rapidly on the Increase the
last four years. and. a. our courts were pre-
yioussy constituted, n resort 70 law was almost
sure 10 bring in H. train long lit Of tribula-
tons IN the shape q yexatious continuanoes,
posiponemcnts, ETC., making the lltIgant pay
IN vexaiion, hope-ieferrcd, sickness q heart,
etc, righteous rctribution for the supcria-
tive folly q going 10 law Al all. Now, how
ever, by means Of the new court, the criminal
docket has been separated from the civil.
The chances now are that the or deiicfo eases
viii secure that s2aro Of attention their I'm.
portanee demands. % the end that by sum-
mary wholesome punishment. a Illumination
Of crime may be brought about. Er coHfraciu
litganis are also encouraged 10 hope that JUS
tice will he more speedy in determining ques
tlons o. right.
Not the least bcneflccnt result accruing from
this change. i, we think, wherein the Mayor
shall be relieved in a great measure from ex-
ercislng the double function of Police Judge
and Mayor. The Mayor j. The chief executive
head Of a city, and has enough 10 do when his
attentions are confined 10 his Legitimate fiine-
lions
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Patients will pay In proportion 10 property.
No charge silI be made for second spsrstsn, vhen
IL found uecessaxy.
10 ess IN . osrs b guaranteed.
dec23 dkw1w
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UNITED STATES ARsESAL.-The arms and
ammunition belonging to the General Govern
ment. aud which have been used by the state
authorities, are being transferred 10 the United
states Arsenal near this city. Twenty -six
thousand stand OF arms will have been turned
over by General Stone this evening. Several
thousand stand are still In the hands Of the
state militia, and measures will be taken 10
recover them n speedily rs possible.
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Recruiting for the regular
army Is going on very briskly at this post.
Captain N. l.. Ogden, recruiting officer, re-
ports the average weekly enlistments at about
thirty
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THASKs.-The Fancy Bazaar will please &C.
-e<pt our grateful Acknowledgements for pair
of elegant skates complete In all their appoint.
msnts and Of the latest and most approved
psftern.
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STATE LAWS.
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws Of Indiana.

AN ACT defining who shall be competent witnesses In
any Court of Judicial proceeding this State, and to
repeal all laws and parts Of laws In conflict with the
provisions ofthis Act.
SECTION BE il enacted by the General Assembly of
the State Otlrdana That all persons Of competent age
without distinction TO color or blood aud not other
wise by law rendered Incompetent, shall be competent
witnesses 10 testify In any proceeding suit, civil
criminal. In any Court in this State: Provided That no
negro or mnlato who has come or who shall hereafter
into this State in violation Of the Thirteenth art lie
OF the Constitution OF the State shall while said artc
continues In force be competent testify witness
In any case In which white person shall be patty in
interest.
SIC 3 All laws or parts of laws now in force and in
conflict with the provisions Of this act hereby re-
pealed.
SIC ,. II Is hereby declared that an emergency ex-
lists for the immediate taking effect of this Act IL Is
therefore declared that this Act shall take effect
IN force from and after Its passage and publication In the
indianapolis Journal and HrRaID.
JOHN o. PETIT
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
PARIS G. CUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved December 20, 1895.
CONRAD BAKER
Lieutenant Governor, Acting as Governor
STATE OF INDIANA.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY oF STATE o.
Nelson TTuser, Secretary Of State for the State OF
Indiana hereby certify that have compared the above
with enrolled acts from which the slme was TAKEN now
file In my office, and nd IL TO be true and complete
copy Of said enrolled act
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set nv hand
and affixed the seal Of the State Of Indiana at the
L. City OF Indianapolis, this 23d day of December,
NELSON TRUsLER,
dec25 Secretary Of State.
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POLICE COURT. Six men, for intoxieation,
were fined 90 ~ each; one paid and five were
sent 10 Jail.
John Blackburn, for disturbing the peace,
was fined Si2. which he paid.
Andrew Ball was brought before His Hon
or on charge Of larceny. lie was found guilty
OF stealing leather frcsn the store of Bristow 4
Evert, of the value Of - -, and was recog-
nixed, in the sum Of s2co. to appear at the next
term Of the Circuit Court.
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ExFrcTED.-The flfy- first Indiana Infan.
Try = expected 20 arrive In the city next satur-
iay.
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Amusement. this Evening.


Hoos.-The price q hogs l. e TO q % pei
lnsatsred weight gross. IN this market.
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Over $500 Operations in Five Years.

TITS A WE'LL KNOWN FACT THAT THs BLOOD
Is the carrying vehicle OF Life and Health, or Of
Disease and Death. There may be OF certain
poisonous materials In the Blood there may be de
ncieney OF It's heahul constituents by chemical
analysis apd microscopic Investigation, the deficiency
OF the Is at once ascertaned and thus by the
pcaton Of Blood Remedies the fault is al once rem
eded herce the many miraculous speedy and wonder
full cures which record.
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at Baldwin's Fancy Bazaar.
Families in the North and East
parts Of the city are informed Of five facts l..
The Capital Drug store. corner OF Massachu-
SETS avenue and Vermont streets. is very near
you; ,. Mr.. Woods. who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods Mt reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; ;. His sign-the Golden Nor
tar" il plain TO be seen. nlG-3m
The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and staple Dry Goods is the New York
store. W. < III. Glenn. propretors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
For nm Elegant lady's work box, writ
ing desk, work stand, marble statuettes, fine
brackets or toilet ease, for New Years gifts. 90
TO Baldwins Bazaar.
T.. Way 4 Co., at the loan office, No. "a
South Illinois street will loan money on any ar
ticle of value, or buy the same. Always on
handnre udecmed pledges for sale.
The Sinnis>ippi Insurance Co..
Of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars S30.OO0) in Losses, since January LIST,
1855. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars (s60o,0oO) in bona .fie Capital. We
say, insure with the >innisappi. 2s-Sw
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REV. ii. FLETCHER.-The lecture by this
gentleman, on the subject of - Switzerland =
which did not come of on last Tuesday even
ing, on account ofthe inclemepcy ofthe wealth
or, will be delivered tonight, at the First Pres
byterian Church, and we bespeak large At
tendance. The proceeds are to be devoted to
the benefit Of the indianapolis orphan Asylum.
The acknowledged ability Of the lecturer, its
charitable object. and the suggestive theme.
all call loudly for an overlooking house, and
we much misapprehend the spirit Of our peo-
pie IL that result l. not achieved.
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SALOON AND REsrAuRAMI.

M a RIO IL NGE
No. II East Washington Street,
CBsAnLEs GAETz, Proprietor.
TnvHK choicest 'winss. llsssrs and cssp sl~zys a
band. free Lnnch sssry Gag Al 10 o'ciock-
dec dln
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by AUTHORITY.
Laws of Indiana.

AN ACT TO amend section thrty-hye (35 Of act TO
provide for general system Of Common Schools the
oioers thereof and their respective powers and da-
ties and matters properly connected Herewith, and
prescribing the fees certain officers therein named
aud for the establishment aud regulation Of Town
ship Libraries, aud to repeal ell laws inconsistent
therewith, providing penalties therein prescribed sp-
proved March G, Is65
SEcTioN l. BE II enacted by the General Assembly q
the sta'e Of In6isna. That secten number rs Of the
above rcoited act which reads In the words following
to-wit.
Sec. rs. n the persons attached 10 and forming a
School District have At their school meeting
other branches o. learning IN addition 10 those in the
last section above mentioned which they desire TO have
Taught IN their school, the Trustee In employing a
teacher for said school, shall require said teacher 10 be
examined 70 his her quahc teach such al
dtona branches be and the same Is hereby amended to
read follows, to-wit. Sec. Is. II the persons at
tached 60 and forming n School District have at their
school meeting. designated other les number Of
branches Of learning to those In the last section above
mentioned which they desire 10 Lave taught Ia their
school, the Trustee, In employing a teacher for said
school. shall require said teacher TO be examined
his qualifications 20 teach the branches u learning re-
quired 81 said school meeting"
Sec ,. whereas an emergency exists for the imrne-
date taking eject Of this act the shall be In force
from and AFTER Is passage and publication In tho Ind
snapol Daily Journal and lNpi ANAroiIs DAitY BrRaID
JOHN L. PETTIT,
Speaker % The House % Representative.
PARIS Z. DUSNlNG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved december 90 lss5
CONRAD BAKER.
LFutenant Governor. acting Governor.
STATE or INDIANA. "a
SEcEErAEf 80 STATS cFfICK,A
l. Neoa Trailer secretary Of State Ter the State Of
Indiana. oery that have Compared the above WITH the
enrolet act. from which the taken, Gle
IN my Office, and ind q 70 be true and complete copy
q said enrolled at
In testimony whereof, Ihsve hsreunto set my hand
and affixed the seal % the State. al the city q
t. Ind knApolis this 80 day u December. A. ID
isG5 NELSON TRUsLRR
teC.S d4f Secrrtsrx Of
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Topn. CAnMcnAEL 3 WnIIANs.

Gold Pen----lf you want a good gold
pen buy Of Todd, Carmichael A Williams.
They have large stock aud sell very low md
warrant all their gold pens. Pocket books for
gentlemen aud ladies. made q the finest fur-
key morocco, ~ No. North PENNSYLVANIA
street.
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BDr. Warren..-.We call the attention OF
our readers 10 one Of the most remarkable adj
yertisements that has ever been published In
the HERALD. DIR. Warren, who has acquired
great celebrity by his almost magical powers
proposes TO heal the afflicted at the Bates
House, i'm this city, for one month. No medi-
cine giyen-is a prominen' feature in his adyer-
tisement. lie heals by the touch alone. His
which he claims to have performed are OF the
most miraculous nature. 29-dSwi
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4 Fact Worth knowing that the
best place IN the city 10 purchase books, y nj
the Book Publishers Depot, ca North Illinois
street, where hundreds Of elegant presents are
bestowed upon the patrons every day. Cali
early and select your New Year presents from
4 new and splendid supply Of books aud pres
ents. large lot Of Mrs. Bottoms poems just
received. nj G6 North Illinois street
All go to the large cloak and dry
goods auction sale to-day at nine o'clock, A. NJ,
at Featherston's; large stock Of all kinds OF
cloaks, all kinds Of beaver and broad-cloths by
the yard. bleached and brown muslin dress
goods, fur hoods, skating caps, etc, etc. We
say 20.
WV. +. FEAIMERsIoN. Auctioneer.
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10 CAL TIE NJ S i.

Iunmltn ~ 1enschig have removed their
Office 10 Exchange Building. 33,l North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. noyIS-am
I.oomis n Newton. Fire. Accident and
Life Insurance Agents.
Office No. 6 Yohn's Block. ground floor. i'm
the room formerly occupied by the Fourth Ma
tional Bank.
They represent
The Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Com
pany. New York.
Morris Fire Insurance Company. Of New
York.
Home Fire Insurance Company. Of New Ha-
ven. Connecticut.
They write on all classes Of insurahc prop
erty at the usual rates. and represent none but
good stock companies. sae
See the Estey Cottnge Organ at
Bcnham & Cox 2a-5
Four ~ Pianos for Sale at whole
sale. Call and see them At Benham 4 Co.'S.
MISUNDERSTANDING leased the law office
formerly occupied by Postmaster Conner. In
College Hall Building. corner Of Pennsylvania
and Washington str,ets. will move my Office
there on the 1t day ofJanuary Monday next.
2a-d9wl. J. W. BLAME.
Reopencd.- city Bath House. Ne. IL
Pearl strcet-entranco No. u West Washing
ton street. Hot AMI Cold Baths in good warm
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PERsoSAI.-General q. IL. Hart, Of Detroit !;
Joseph Davidson, Of Greensburg; n. III. Wood.
Of Columbus; and W. II. Taylor. Of Peru. are
stopping at the Bates House.
General Popp. Of Richmond; Hon. David
Turpie, Of Monticello; X. VI. Hord. Of Shelby
e. MeCulloch, Of Fort Wayne; George Bus
kirk, Of Bloomington; VIM. II. Mann. Of New
Albany; James A. Graves, Of Putnam County
and J. L. Beach, Of Toledo. are stopping at the
Palmer House.
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BILLIARDS AND CHEss.-These two games.
which are acknowledged by the entire civilized
world % stand prc-erninentiy above all others
the drst for It's beneficial and refining effects
over both mind and body. and the latter for its
healthful and vigorous exercise Of the mind
have now become very popular in refined cir
elcs in this country. a they long have been In
Europe. Ia New York, and. indeed. all the
chief cities. the game Of billiards l. the pas
time q the educated and refined. In fact il is
difficult 10 ind a well bred eastern or southern
man who doe not know how 20 handle the cue.
Unfortunately this game in the West has been
too cten associated with evil Influences. which
has had thc eGect to ciette prejudice against
u Ia tas minds Of many. We have. however.
one pis'e IN this city which j. entirely unex
eeptionabe IN this respect. We allude 10 the
Gymnasium Billiard and Chess Hall. cor
ner 0i Meridian and Maryland streets. This
INSTITUTION which is under the management Of
a club, coniain. number Of chess tables.
which arr fftc te al well behaved grown pe~
sous. and fourteen billiard tables. the r,ven,,e
from which meets al the expenses Of the hall
This establishment l. 10 he entirely reatted
with beautiful floor. and seven new second
sire. four pocket Billiard Tables. from the cele-
traied mandatory Of J. VI. Brunswick &
hro.' Cincinnati. Mr.. Brunswick has pronis.
81 and he + gentleman Of fine reputaten3
iu' INTO tbs room early In January. seven
o' NJ new tables with the improved eombin,.
'". s''-'''a.. that shall far surpass anything
o. 'ns A,"a hvre'oforein this City. Thi, place
Is INTENDED = b. the resort for gentlemen AMI
VIII De e"niac'ed with view ~ make !, spi,.
able for them, and inas,nush =. re.,a.,.,a.
places q amusement abss,,.,.,, ,.'....-.,.,.
In city q this size. the arrival q the. -.
and the re-opcniug ofthis elegant ana -
Hall. win be looked for with much Interest
II might h. proper 10 add In this connection
that this hall will. In the future a. in the past.
be conducted on principles that could not Of
fend the most fastidious. The design j. TO
have place whers All can repair for recrea-
ton without any Of the Objectionable accom-
paniments. There l. no saloon attached, aud
We do not conceive how any one can he oppo--
81 10 whesesome exercise and recreation.
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New Wears Gifts. The place 10 get
them i AZ Baidwin's Fancy Bazaar.

At the tseranium you eau have any
thing YOU want in the way Of food OF drink.
The larder j. kept constantly supplied with
every thing the market can afford. The ccoks
prepare the Niands in the very bcsi style of art,
anu With the utmost prompntude. while the
ehafs'- are very reasonable. Meals prepared
Al ali hour.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.- following
have been made since our last report:
j. Henry Kappes 20 Thomas Wren. IS feet
on the North side OF lots y aud 81, Of out-lot
l22-sl 100.
Mary T. Zurich 10 Gagg 4 Co.. the southeast
corner Of the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section II, township -, range
2. ~ acres $1,000.
Mary A. Edwards 10 W. III. Hayden. north
west corner Of the west half Of the northwest
quarter, Of section -, township 10, range ), II
acres-sl 900.
William Jones TO William Horniday, the
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section %, and part Of the east half Of the
southeast quarter Of section Is. township l..
0f the southwest quarter or section II, town
ship IL, range 2, a acres $4,000.
George Carter 10 Esther Walpole, % feet of
the north side OF lot -, out-lot 17O-s 800.
X. NJ. Cosby 10 Olive L. smelser, lot ~, Of
Buffers Addition-s2,J 800.
Hervey Hosbrook 10 Scidcnsficker X Kappes,
the middle part Of the southwest quarter Of
section 0. township Is, range ., 10 acres-Sj,.
100.
T.. 5 AIYord N Mary +. Noble, 90 by 10 feet
of LOT ~. square g. $1,000.
Charles Mcconnell to Hiram Mcconnell. the
west half Of the southeast quarter Of section
y, township II, range >, 80 acres, ZOO.
Thomas Burley et NJ. 10 Jonathan T.. IIol-
lingsworth. an undivided interest i'm the west
half and the north half Of the east half OF the
southwest quarter Of section 10, township L.,
range 2-S3 300.
Hugh Mccullough to Thomas Fugate. lots @.
:, 10, 40 and -, out-lot Isl, Young's subdiyis-
ion-<i 600
David V. culley 20 John H. vajen, IS feet
front Of lot %, square 4J-S3, S57.
Total, s53,25I.
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For slsnse- be sure to 20 to BALDWIN,
Bazaar
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WANTS.

nASKkRs yin DO ven 10 examine Bl.nk nooks
ID made q The HERALD BlSDIRy.
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Henry Ward sseecher says-Ilad all
Europe offered Us choice q pianos. we should
sill have chosen Chiekering. aAts
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SELECT SCHOOL FoR BoYs.--Rey. Edmund
squire. Prom the vicinity Of Boston. will open
an English and Classical School for boys, in a
eommcdlous room, No. 81 East Washington
street. on Wednesday. january 3. 1850. all
hitting only such number n he himself can
educate.
His aim will be 10 prepare his pupils for the
duties Of practical life. To this end he will
give especial attention 10 grammar. elocution.
composition. logic, reading, mental arithmetic,
writing. history. etc. The Preach and Latin
languages are taught when desired. The best
81 references can be given.
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Bibles at Cost.-The indianapolis Fc-
male Bible Society have just received large
invoice Of Bibles and Testaments; also the
Psalms, some Of which are large print for old
people. Their styles Of Bibles are the finest in
the market, printed on splendid paper, and
well bound, i'm all styles Of fine bindings. Go
and see their stock and compare prices with
other Bibles. Their depository is at Todd,
Carmichael 4 Williams book store, No. s
North Pennsylvania street. 2j-6
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Spiral and Elastic Spring skirts sold
by Valentine 4 Co., 81 North Illinois street.
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Colonel Blalxe's Law Office and War
Claim Agency is TO be removed on Monday
next to Colonel Ham Corners old law office,
near Fletcher Il sharpes bank. 29-2&w1
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For the 1IoIidnys.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans. Automatic Organs, school Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No. Bates House.
4w WILLARD 4 STOwELL.
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have just opened a splendid assortment II new
Juveniles, beautifully bound and illustrated.
There Is nothing better than good book Tor
New Years present. Cal snd look through
our stock.
Tom. CARMICHAEL 4 WILLIAMS.
Every Lady should see the Hoop skirts
made by Valentine a co. e9-tf
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Famiiie. i'm the North and East

EicGant.-Thosef fine rosewood WINE sets.
at Badwin's Fancy Bazaar.