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road rds, w l-2 rds. rds IL rds to beg s
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VHxH e FOLLOWING is list of unredeemed
n pieces, tracts lots of land situate in the county
of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, which were sold on
the 18th day May D. 1863 for the unpaid taxes OF
1852 and the amount of taxes, charges and interest
calculated thereon TO the last day OF Tedemptien
each parcel Now, therefore, Notice is hereby civ
that unless such lands are redeeed on ar hefare
the 18th day of May u. 1868, they will be conveyed
to tie purchasers thereof
Pleasant Prairie Z 0lcN l N
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eminent and It's obligations with firm and
fixed faith. But we have right to demand
that our Government shall sustain the
rights, the interests and the happiness of
its own people, whenever their interests
conflict with those of any other nation un-
der the sun.
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BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy constitution. Try bottle
OF my tERIODItAL DiOPS, and you will be E
that am no iInpostor Tell your afflicted friend what
esofed he bloom OF health to cheeks and thereby
confer 1avor more valuable than gold For painful or
scah6y henstruaJIon 1t is just the thing. have in
my hlHa an instance OF lady who had been suffering
rom painful Menstruaton tWc three years. confirming
er te her room eaehtime she had applied several
eminent physicians, without relief when bottle of my
DhOPS entirely cured her -
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. j. and MiIestown pal Baptist Chs.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Il feel it pleasure
thus of my own accord to bear testimony to the ex,
cellence of the German Bitters. Some years since,
being much afic ted with dyspepsia, used them with
very beneficial results. 1 have often recommended
them persons enfeebled by that tormentng disease,
and have heard from them the most attering testmo
malls to their great value. In OF general de-
bility believe it to be tonic that cannot be surS
passed. J. N. LYONS.
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From the Rev JOS H. xennard, Pastor of the lot,

From the Rev Jos. II. Xennard, Pastor of the lot,
Baptist Church.
DIR. Jackson Dear Sir Il have been frequently
requested to connect my name with concentrations
of different kinds of medicines, but, regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, nave in
all declined but with clear proof IN various
instances and particularly in my family, OF the use
fuIines of Dr. Hooand's German Bitters, depart fer
once my usual course, to express my full coDvic
ton that TOR general debility 0tbe system, ana es-
pecidIiy |0a Liver Complaint, ii is u safe and cat
liable pfepdrdti0n. In some cases il may fail; but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial to those
who suffer from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully,
J. H. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St. Philadelphia.
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TAX NOTICE.

The following is list Of unredeemed pieces tracts
lots of land situate in the county CT Kenoshs, State
of Wisconsin, which sold the 4th day OF May,
A. D. 1868, for the unpaid taxes OF 1861, and the
amount of taxes, charges and interest due on each
parcel. s.4-
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby gwen that unless
such lands are redeemed on or before the Attn day Of
May. A. D. 1865, they will be conveyed to the pur-
chasers thereof.
The following described lots and parcels Of land are
situate in the Sc Or Section 81, Town Q, Range 3d.
i q the First Ward OF the City of Kenosha:
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

In almost every ease.
II is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and viva
ciy OF SPIRITS, unless the MeEses regular as to the
time the quantity and qnality When they are obstruc-
ted nate makes her efforts obtain for it some other
outlet and unless these Efforts are assisted the
patient usually experiences Dependency Nervousness
and finally, CONSUMPTION assumes its sway and pre-
matureiy terminates miserable lie
DO not suffer from these lrreguIarIes when an
aent OF one dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops will regu
late and restore ha5Cre to its healthy course; and
De- NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON !
by those who have other Preparations which they desire
pain on uloh the strength of the popularity my
DropS' BaL when the Druggist you apply has got
mem elher make MN buy them for enclose
me Dollar to The nearest general wholesale agent who
"iii return you bottle by Express
see That the name OF JnO L. Lyon written upon the
directions wmch wrapped around each bottle Nom
others are genuine Therefore, beware of counterieis
Ihey are Tor sale by every druggist city or country
At one doar ISL bottle. If you wish rslet take no
other. rs - A' nv
DR.. JNO. L. LYON,
Praaticing Physician, New Haven Conn
personally by letter -
Lord Smith, Chicago. Wholesale Agents F. Robinson
Wheeler Clark, Agents for this place.
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Read Who Says So

From the Rev. G.. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church
Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptis
Church, Philadelphia.
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E. B. WARD.
A New Fowl.

Il. ID. w AMI.
DETROIT, May.21865.
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chns "a ks from line sd or Is rds ks
from line. thence W to land owned by Hale
Il Bond supposed to be % rds II ks, thence
to corporation line, thence to point Of beg,
thence to beg; except what may be included
in st known as Fremont Avenue
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Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
Suppression OF the Menses from Whatever cause though
should be taken to if pregnancy the
cause, these DHOPS would 10 produce msear
riase if taken wst in that situation, all
toned against using them wish distinctly under
stood that do hold myself responsible when used
under such circumstance.
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Third Ward.

Tile tolIOwing an N w Or Sec 5, TIRES.
Mrs z Cook 16 2 594l.a King IS 80
j Kane II 960l
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rds of sw OF II ID in sd Or sec .'
and ON e side OF Kenosha st g to sec a5.'.4
line 4 rds 10 X, nosha 81 n rds # ... ~ II
to beg. ... ~ 90
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Thence to a point 53 # OF sw cor
of sd 1t thence to the sw cor Of sd II ~ ot
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and u to beg. AIo com at point o. ....-. E..
# Of sw cor 1t 2S thence to e line
of Ann st thence on e line OF Ann
st to line of 1t 26 ex end W to
Ann st thence e to sw cor lt2G thence
n to oeg,....H ...ts. ~" II
BOND AND sTRoNG's ADDITION. -H
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Iohy IEaram Q ID s.
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As NVa1I
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RELIABLE, AND SURE TO Do GOOD
RELIABLE, AND SURE 10 DO GOOD

AND CANNOT DO HARM.
AND CANNOT Do HARM,
To the most icate constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly produce
the regular OF ii taken day two before
che ell period and it in the profession
that preye ntia is better than
LYONS PERIODIC l. DROPS have been used by
twenty-five thousand ladies, within six months,
and the ties tmony Of ALI is lit surely cures
ulr-na --Ennrx
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W Of ne cor sd Or thence W chns
60 ks 10 Gins OIL 10-100 lgs e 6 chns
60 Ike n 10 chns 81 J0-100 ks to beg,
sec lat 2R22
Bennett & Seleck--pt ne or beg 80 rds
" of W fine Of Mil Chicago x inc
and SIS IL Tds offs line Of sd qrsec
thence % rds IL ks, lit rds IL b 81
ks to liDe OF K thence s 20 rds Q .r.stif., la
Ks 107 rds IS ks to beg, sec To
II % ai a' O
g Fisk-w hfe hf sw a NV or sec 81 $50.
2R23
Dated at Kenosha, II is TIN day Of Aug. A. d. 1866
JOSEPH v. QUARLES,
Clerk of the County Board Of Supervisors OF kenosh
County. wisconsin
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MoLAuGHL1N's Ann,r,o.-
&ecNMd Wnnd
TIA f1uo,ui,,o d, 4 EOr G. %

mo JoHoUing IN y II Or Sec 80, T2 II %
u C0ient ,n-pt TX 80. Mt Sc cor Ii hf sd ~
on line sd TX alp Ids, line pari
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The publisher of each in this state, will please
publish the above act each week for three
prov TO the next general election and his bill
Office for payment, LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
Smo Secretary Of State.
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&ernnd Wnrd.
Third Ward.

VIM Halliday-se Or Sec 80 To RPS 1&2 s6 2 O5
The .followeng descra6ed pieces IN >. Il. Or.
Z
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DITCH NOTICE

In the matter OF the petition of James Mcdonald
John Parker, Samuel Reynolds, W. c. White and
NOTICE is hereby given that the work of DIGGING
~ and making q ditch or drain in the town OF
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ton Of the DAILY HyEALp Ia. increased 20
rapidly ri'cn our hands, and our city list has
become - iarse that II Is found impossible Tor
one man 10 compently manage the routes. We
have. therefore. found II necessary to divide
them and employ another agent. For this pur-
pose we have divided the cify into two diyi-
sions. Mr.. William G.. Elder takes charge Of
our subscription list for that part Of the city
lying east q Meridian street. Mr. Myers, our
old agent, will continue As our agent in that
part Of the city west Of Meridian street Our
city subscribers are assured that we win spare
no efforts TO insure 10 them the prompt recep-
tlon Of the HERALD at the earliest possible
hour in the morning after its publication. II
any fail 10 receive their paper, or lift fails 20
come In due season, the proprietOrs would be
glad 10 have information 20 that effect Messrs.
Elder and Myers will call upon such Of our
citizens may yet desire 10 subscribe for the
HERALD, and take their names. Messrs. Il
der and Myers are also our agent, for the
WEEKLY HERALD.
While on this subject We will refer to an
other matter, 10 which We call the attention OF
newsdealers. The HERALD l. furnished 70 all
newsdealers at a price which will enable them
them 10 sell IL for i've cents per copy. We un-
derstand that some parties i'm this city have
been charging our rcsders ten cents for the
HERALD. All charges for our daily Of more
than five cents per copy. except when made at
points remote from railroads and difficult Of
access, are unauthorized, and should bo resent
cd an imposition.
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PERsoSAL--tieneral Thomas W. Bennett,
Of Liberty; Hon. John Hanna, Of Grscneastle;
v. r. Edwards, Of Madison; &. ii. Ruby, OF
Lafayette; y. willard, Of Evansville, and ;. a.
Russell, Of Danyille. are in the city and stop
ping at the Bates House.
Hon. ID. G. Williamson, Of Greencastle; NJ
ID. Ellis, OF Peru; w. Fleming. Of Fort Wayne,
and James Prentice, OF Louisville, are stop
ping at the Palmer House.
A. COmstock, Of Lafayette; II. 5. Stewart, Of
seymour; 3 Layton, Of Logansport, and W.
ii. Murphy, Of Cincinnati, are stopping at the
spencer.
c. G. Denning, l.. :. A.; NJ. J. Robinson, OF
Anderson, V. J. Glessner, OF shelby; Charles
buse, Of Fort Wayne, and j. :. Butterfeld, Of
Chicago, are stopping at tho sherman.
Messrs. Barclay and Walker. now in this
.ity, and stopping at the Bates House, are con-
nected with the Cdralry Bureau, and not
Colored Bureau. ~ an error in yesterdays re-
port made Us say.
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PTTIABLE.-A han named Zimmerman lsst
Thursday night stopped At the spencer House.
and took lodging. II seems that he had been
drinking very freely during the night. and
Oas taken with a nj Of delcrium treTncns. He
rased such an 0utcry that Il Wa found neces-
AIRY q hand him over 70 the Police, and lac
wa accordingly lodged in Jail. Next morn
ing ne len slo with the jailor 70 pay any fnes
'"A' might D. assessed against him. and was
to'ofdlngiy discharged. IL appears that he
TOOK . drinking again after his discharge. and
he "As found Yesterday IN the country almost
frozen T. death. His hands we're frozen al
and he as a most pitiahle object 70 h,.hol.l
He was taken 10 house IN the caster, -
Il the city. where he now lies in deplor,h,.
condition. Day by Gay 40 thee examples ~.
upas q warning against this crime against ma
ture. and yet DO men continue 10 degrade the
namo Of man by tlese beAstiy indulgence.
Strange infaiuaiian, thus TO deseeraie the God
like. Terrible enchsntInent, which dr1es up
All the tender humanities aud sweet channels
u life, lea,iB. man Of lead and hear; Of
stons
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POLICE CoUKr.-Six cases Of intoxiostion
were portion Of the ofenses calling for off
cial consideration at theshands Of His Honor,
the Mayor, yesterday. One paid and five went
tojail. Drunken negroes are on the increas,
here. Strange infltuation thus 10 desecrste
the God-like, terrible enchantment which dries
up all the tender human ties and sweet charms
OF life, leaving onlya brain OF lead and heart
OF stone. Three individuals, for constituting
an unlawful assemblage were fined. Two
paid and one welt to Jail from oyermastering
necessity aud need, by disturbed financial
~ondifio.,
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iMPRovEMESrs.-A number OF workmen
are engaged in graveling Indiana avenue, OH
all tia; portion lying between the canal and
Fall creek. There can not be too much Of these
Improvements. We ought to have the fines,
drives In the West. Nature has done its share
for US, and art should not be chary Of it, in
nuences in the premises
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CoTILLOS PARTY.-We have resolved the
compliment Of an invitation TO attend cotil-
Ion party at Ekin Barracks, tomorrow even
Ing, to be given by the officers of the Ninth
United States Veteran Volunteer Infantry. II
We could "trip il on the light fantastic toe we
should most certainly be there, as an active
participant; As we can not, We can only be a
lnoi. nr-nn
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CoSvALEscIS8.-Lieut. Thomas J. Dill,
Company I, Ninth, Hancock Corps, who has
been confined 10 his bed for some time, at Elkin
Barracks, we are pleased to state Is recovering.
and va hope to see him ON his pins again In a
few days.
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: Parts with parts unite
In one harmonious whole.


No4AGIEs PVsiIc. The follow .ng official.
81 the above specified less. ,,rrg appointed 10y
Governor Baker ye~' LAY: Daniel Mailman
Hears county; ElijAA +. Gwinn. Carol county
Henry {. SanxeT, jefferson county; Simon {
mold. Thomas }. Hood. Vigo county; William
ii. II. shelby. Warwick county; obed Wilson,
John Hardesty. aud William u. Ward OF Rip
ley county.
We shall have enough Il these functionaries
amer Will Al the rate appointments are now
heing made.
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MORGAN RAID BILL.-The Morgan Raid
oiii, which proposed Indemnity to citizens of
Indiana for losses sustained by reason OF Nor
gan's pr datory incursion through Indiana.
was defeated in the House yesterday. We are
informed that II was not made party meas
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SH0OrIN6.-Onc Of the Hancock men, named
Alva \. Eaton, was shot at on Pennsylvania ST.
near the Post Oalce. yesterday, by som
one whose name we did not learn. quarrel
arose between some members Of this corps and
another party. when the shot WAS fred with
out doing any particular Damage. Policeman
stevens arrested some OF the parties engaged
IA tie ainr. Firearms. like other humal
agencies, are proper agency when properly
used. II il NJ; proper, however, to employ
them for The adjustment Of personal grievances.
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ISpIASAPoLIs LIVE STOCK MARK.r-At
Patterson's live stock yards, yesterday, mat
tiers were little dull, save IN respect to mules,
not more than hundred head Of cattle were
offered, and those Were Of an inferior quality
BUYERS were neither numerous nor jealous.
Such as were sold commanded from four 70
five cents per pound.
No sheep We're offered About seventy five
mules, OF very superior description. were in
the yards. Mr.. Patterson will ship them TO
Memphis to-day.
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IHEArRIcALLY PERsoSAL.-Mr. Felix A.
Vincent, familiar name TO theater habitues
at this place. and Miss Mollie A. Williams.
passed through the city night before last.
They have just concluded very successful
engagement at Evansville, rs we see ~ the
nnpers from tina, CITY
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ExrESsroS.--A portion Of the property Of
Mrs.o.H. smith, a resident Of this city, at Union
City, was sold by Messrs. Wiley & Martin. of
this city. The sales reached the amount Of
$4,000. The remainder Of her property loca-
ted in that city will be sold. OF which due no.
uce will be given.
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COUNTY COAAissIoSERs.--The Board was
occupied all day yesterday IN hearing the ar
snment Of counsel In the matter OF the appIi-
cation Of o. w. Johnston, for license to sell
liquor at Mount Jackson. Hon. s. L. Perkins
Tor applicants Judge BealI for remonstrants.
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THAw.-Under the influence Of a some
What mildcr weather, yesterday, than that
which we had for some days past, there was
quite thaw, and the Icy surface OF the canal
and river became transformed into floating
masses Of ice cakes
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GONE HoME.-rho Judges Of the Supreme
Court have Como TO their respective homes.
They will return 10 the city again, and meet In
official session here the Pa prox. About hfty
decisions were returned At this Court during
their November term.
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4 YOUNG and beautiful lady in -. Louis. in
fixing up" 70 attend the Southern Hotel
ball. unfortunately used n little too much q 4
preparation Oi bellsdonna- for lending addi-
tionSl brillianee 10 the eyes. and temporarily
lot hereyesighi-aw warning hitch fashionable
young ladies would do well To hee,l.
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= Miss Matilda Heron refused L. fulfill
an engagement At one Of the LouisN lille thea
,efs lasl week. alleging that by playing In
L1uis'iiie . she would only be casting pearls
=, ~ swine" Miss Heron does not sacrifice
strength u delicacy.
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fRoAoSIoNs. First Sergeant George W.
Miller, company y, One Hundred and Forty
nth Regiment indianapolis Volunteers, was
yesterday promoted BY the Adjutant General
70 Second Lieutenant OF said companv.
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LECTURE AT Masonic HALL.-IIOn. J. VI.
Gregory. late President of Public Instruction
tn Michigan, viii deliver lecture at Masonic
Hall on Friday evening next. The subjc,t l.,
" The New Era In American History"
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AN EXTENSIVE EsraBLrsuuESr.-Ths

=
" New York Store" employs a clerical force Of
over thirty members. The proprletors are
making an addition which will increase the
depth Of their rooms sixty-hve feet. When
tins enlargement is completed. the New
York store" Will be second Shillito's. The
stock there i certainly most complete and
muldfarious, while the method and internal
arrangement is no less complex than well ar
ranged aud systematic. Then
Parts with parts unite
In one harmonious whole
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AcSfFfcFST.-oDe hundred dollars worth
OF presents were given away yesterday by
Ryan a Co.. Miller's Block. along with books
sold.
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LNsFEcrioN.-A general inspection was held
AZ hkin Barracks" yesterday, by Captain
Walker, inspector General Of the District.
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Families In the North and East

famtifeS In the North an0 E0st
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 relisble goods at reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 8. His sign-the Golden Nor
tar" 10 plain to he seen. nl6-3m
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most dirncult operations IN the nrsst,ce ~ .ur.
gerry Is said 70 bs "tAkin. the law on, Of !. wo.
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LOCAL TIE n q f.

nlamlln n Raschig have removed their
Office 60 Exchange Building. az Nerth M
nois street. opposite Bates House. noyis-sm
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Twelve M Dozen entirely new style
Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pins for ladies and
gents, just receiycd-yery handsome and suit
able for presents, at Parkers, No. 30 (thirty)
West Washington street.
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a PEopIoY.-A child was born at the Poor
House on Sunday morning, having six toes on
each foot and six fingers on each hand.
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IiO for the lIoiidays.-If you wish 70
gel Christmas present for yourself or friend.
be sure 10 20 10 90 North Illinois street. Gin
Book store. Books for Children In endless Va
riety. The largest and most complete stock Of
Holiday Goods ever offered 10 the public The
new gift- have arrived. GO in time. Do not
delay and miss handsome present. Fifteen
thousand presents 10 be given away this week
To the ladies we would say. come in the morn
Ing 90 avoid the rush.
J. III. RYAN 4 Co.
Of North Illinois street. Millcr's Block.
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To Advertisers.
Amusements this Even,u~.


LfcfsLATURE.-The present session OF the
Legislature closes this week.
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The HenSlUun

The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, w. & II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
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This will not be said Of you n you buy your
Holiday Presents ~ the 'C-pitsi shoe Store
where there j. nm elegant stock OF fine Slip
pers for Ladies and Gentlemen. yinnedgc 4
Jones' old -fsnd, l. West Washington street.
a.
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There will he m lgusiues~ yu~ns;,.

Of the Marion County Medical Association this
"Wednesday evening. at precisely seven
o'clock, in the hall ofthe indianapolis Academy
OF Medicine, in College Hall building. Let all
bc present
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SALOON AND RESTAURANT

M ARLoN NGE
No. 81 East Washington Street,
CaAALEs GAETz, Proprietor.
fUNHE choicest wines, Liquors sad Cigar. s.wsys %
! hand. Free Lunch ever DAY al 10 e'ciesk.
osee eln
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r.. May n Co., at the loan office, No. "a
South Illinois street, will loan money on any ar
ticlO Of value, or buy the same. Always on
handnrc udeemed pledges for sale.