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Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

II The Commissioner Of Intcrnsl Revenue
has decided thst il mortgage executed years
sgo il assigned At the present tini-. The ass gn-
nient mnst be governed by the law now in force
Ii the mortg,g, has been reduced by p.yiii MS.
the amount of stamp to b. affixed to assig H.
Inent depends upon the amount actually duc on
the mortgage when the assignment il M lr not
OIL the sum secured BY the mortgIgar without
regard 70 Tedactions made by sabsreGrnt ray
meats.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

The Auburn IN. W Advertiser, Sew
ards home organ, in speaking of the ef-
forts of Sumner, Wilson g. Co, to make
negro suffrage the next speciality for the
political board. says, "that powder has
been shot once" and it don't believe an.
other excitement can be got up over the
negro.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

Law CARp--Att. nticR is invited te the card
Of Messrs. Barton & johnson, attorneys al law.
They are we'll known to most OF our citizen: as
prompt, energetic and reliable gentlemen, sad,
NE doubt not. sny business entrusted to their
care VIII he faithfully attended 10.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09
~ The United States Pacific n

~ The United States Pacific KaiI-
road telegraph line will be completed
from Chicago to San Francisco in one
year from the prssen, time. Twelve hun
dred miles are already under contract, to
be completed in 1865 This will make
the second telegraph line to the Pacific.
one being already in operation.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

Bishop Andrews has requested the NJ.
E. Church South to hold it's conference
the coming fall, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to a convention next year
He also gives notice of meeting Of NJ
f. churches for conference at Columbus,
Ca, Oh the 14th of next month.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

BEEF MARKET From the Advertisement of
Mcssr. Burt 81 Cs., it will BE- seen that they
propose furnishing market daily with fresh
beef or nation. Thoss wishing fresh meet
would de- well to give them trial.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

OFFICE SUPFRiSrEEpRxr AND PRo. MAR
REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABANDONED
LANDS, Harrington, Ark, dug. eih 1895.
Circular, No. 2.
Owing to a resolution adopted by meeting
Of citizens in regard TO the employment of
Freedmen without the consent Of their former
owners, and the system Of contracting adopted
by the Bureau, some dificnlies and nlisapprx-
hrnsions have arisen which are dctTint n,al TO
the interests of the Freedmen, viz: That en-
ployers or former owners dischsrging freedmen
or employees, have not given them the requi-
site certificate Of the fact. which would enable
them to obtain employment elsewhere.
Hereafter, All persons discharging employees
will be required 10 state the fact in writing
and give il TO the Freedmen; and thereby avoid
hard feeling among citizens and do justice TO
the Freedmen. -.l
JOHN r. MONTGOMERY.
Capt & Supt. * Pro. Mar.
augS23f Freedmen, Refugees, DC
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

UJ. 2. Benjamin, of the reb el Cabi-
net, who disappeared so myst eriously
during Jeff. Davis fl ght, has arrived in
Paris, He is said to have provided
abundant means beforehand in view Of
such an eXigencN as now exists. III
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

Clarence Prentice, late Lieut.. Colonel
in the rebel army, has become the local
editor and reporter of the Louisville
Journal -tt
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

V Mr.. Trenholm, the rebel Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury, was remanded to
Fort Pulaski the, 14th. lie had been
permitted to visit Hilton Head and
Charleston under parole and without
guard. -t q, -s,[,br .ll e-l
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

HGov. Murphy, of Arkansas, has
informed the President that he will not
hereafter recommend people for pardon
who participated in the REBEL on. Owing
to the demonstrations such people made
on the 4th of July. he is satisfied they
ought to be kept on long probation.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

- Gayle. ''the miliion-dollar man.
has been sent TO Fort PULASKI X NJ Il.
Hunter, whois now coninrd in ta, struc
,ure. il an applicant Tor executive elem
ency.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

TAnoRINs.-We invite attention to the al
reT,isement of Mr.. Charles Peyten. He is
good workman, and entitled to every encourage
ment. -. -. .' ..
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

rEr News from New Mexics says many refa-
gees from Texas are arriving in the territory.
Melting mountain SHOWS have caused the over
flow OF the Rie Grande, and villeges and ranch
es ab, ut Albuquerque have been swept away
and many persons drowned.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

E~ The sickness sf tie seitcr MI, ws trust
L% Sufficient e1cpse fer tho saat Of editorial
tk!s week
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

- We are authorized to announce Or. Lo-
RENZO GIBSON Of Lit's- Rock, csndi-
date TO represent this cay Dii,rci in ths United
SlAtes Congress, ,.-rj a.t -..-I ..,
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

- An order was issued on the 22d ult by
President Johnson, releasing, upon his parole,
every prisoner of war holding any military rank
whatever, upon taking the oath OF allegiance.
About one hundred and fifty rebel ma jor-
generals and brigadier-g generals are embraced
Ia this orfier
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

The wife Of Hon. John Ross, Chief of
the Cherokee Nation. died in Phila del
pbia on THURSDAY.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

vA correspondent of the st. Louis Demo
crat, under date of the 25th, from Southwest
Missouri, gives a rather gloomy picture of at
.airs in that section of country. He says in the
counties of Cape G1rardeau, Holinger, Wayne
and Madison there is not more than one acre in
twenty Of the farms in cultivation.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

- The grand jury of New Orleans makes
she following report: Our people have suffered
sIieyeusly from misgovernment and corruption
of those entrusted with high duties in power
The acts of the late State Convention are be
fore the world on record, which every true Lou
isisnian must look upon with shame and humil-
Iatiou. In their exeesses and reckless partyism
they have squanderedan amount of public funds
which would have been sufficient to have con-
ductsd the whole governmtn n, of this State for
over year, under an honest administration.
The ci izens suffering the severest de-
eTivatons and prosecutions at the hands Of the
.iaz collectors, who are at work to Ell the awful
void ere ated in our State treasury By this body"
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

ICrime and outrage does not seem to abate
very much All through the Northern cities
We hear, through the press, of perfect satur-
MALTA of crime.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

The Secretary of War has ordered the
revocation of all orders restricting the
privileges and innunities Of the freed
men. Do.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

g- See card Of j. NJ Montgomery, Esq.
Any business entrusted to HIS, will be faithfully
aud promptly attended 10.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

s@-Senator Robert Toornbs, Of Geer-
gia, who lately made narrow escape
from capture at the hands of party OF
Federal soldiers at some town in that
Slate, has succeeded in reaching Cuba
He expects to live there permanently.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

n Mary Harris has been acquitted Of tbs
charge Of murdeiing A. J. Burroughs.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09

- Mai Gen. Banks, DR.. Dostie, and a few
other New Orleans patriots met on the / tn ult.
and organized national republican association.
Among other resolves they denounced the ad-
ministration of Gov. Wells as subversive and
destructive of the rights aud liberties of the
loyal people Of the State, and call upon the
President to appoint another provisional Cover
nor and organize that State upon the principle
of negro equality. Men ike them will be ru
ined unless negroes are declared by law the
equals of the decent portion Of the community.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09
DIR. BENZ. p. JETT

Will attend all c:lls for his Fr0i,--siolai : r
vi e. within the ton n OF Washington
july 70. 1885. 1914
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09
sTA1E CorroN RELEASED IN NORTH CAR

STA1E COTTON RELEASED IN NORTH CAR
eLINA.-A Raleigh paper says at appears
that the State of North Carolina had several
hundred bales of cotton at the close of the war
and a, the surrender of the State by General
Joseph L. Johnston as portion of his depart
ment Soon after the surrender, this cotton
was taken in charge by the agents OF the u. S.
Treasury Department, as it was alleged that
the cotton had been purchased to be used by
the State in payment for clothes. arms and pro-
roisiens for her soldiers. Large numbers OF
bales, believe, had been shipped to New
York, and II ost likely had been sold for the
bsreft of the United States.
''BEt when full and fair representation was
made TO the President of the true financial con-
dition OF North Carolina, lie ordered her cotton
70 be restored to her, and the proceeds of all
that had been sold to be paid TO her agents.
Thus, by the kind interference of the Presi-
dent, our State is again in possession of ample
tuHdS to begin her civil government The eI-
penses OF the Convention and the Legislature
that must follow it can be paid without incon-
venience to any one, and if it should turn out
to be absolutely necessary, it may be that
enough Of this money can be appropriated 10
pay the present United States taxes on lands;
it will prove more economical 10 do SO than to
allow the citizens lands to be foi ced into mar
kst and sacrificed to meet the demands of the
tax-gathercrs."
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09
JETT'S
Dawil AN':1 s.:,s.ll.Ta.g ! .
STOR f..
OPPOSITE TIE WhSaNGT0a E0Usg.

NTHERE will be- found general assor: IN; IT
w of
DRUGGS AND MEDICINES
that will be constantly supplied by fresh arri-
walls, which he will sell at most rra-o' snlr
pric.s for CASH lT COUNTRY PRODCcL ~ de-
Every.
Prescriptions promptly AMI carefully prepared
OF fresh a d genuine medicines, wA,A .-yson-
panied by the Cash.
Having a commodious business b IA ii the
charge Of competent assistants, be- ysiil 4 !.
commission any and all ARTICLES srnt - AiII-
BENZ. i. JLI-. ~.
Washington telegraph., 1865-08-09
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
FEND tl.e SheTiIfs Of the counties OF C,r1..
4 Cnipn, Columbia, Lafayette. Hq,7,,.,----',
aud OuEchita. comprising The Sixth Jrsf.;-i
Circuit, greeting:
Whereas. q vacancy kiss III I'LL off;-. 4.
Judge of the Sixth Judi.ial ircEi-: r.,r tf.-u MI
fore, 1. Isaar Murphy, Governor III fh. ST. \
Arkansas, do hereby directand require that ~.
hold an election in ,:,eh oi your rpuuries y.
spec-iv'ly, on THURSDAY, THL TENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. A ID. lSf5. for t.I- ,',,- !
pose Of fiiIirg said vacancy according "a ~.
s,atut- in such cas- lnat.r and rfnvilt.l
Ia testimony rAerUI 1 have h-n-unto ~ 49,
hand and ca;4s-i the seal Of th-. STAT. Y, M
affixed 20 this writ at lh- Executive c1i-a. .i,,
of Little Rock, Ark, this I0ih day of .Jnly
A. ID. 1e65. ISAAC MURPHY.
...- ...-.... Governor Of Arkansas.
BY the Governor;
ROBERT y. WHITE.
July l9-2O-td Secretary Of State.
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VENEREAL DsSENSES.

At the American D>penssry also treat, WITHOUT
sEKcURs, and with never failing success venereaI. or
what the ouscks call private diseaSes-Syphy-
lis IN all its stages Gonorrhea Geet Structure sperm
a'"rrhra, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility mpOtency, and Efects OF Self Abuse
The last six treated in Private Letter, which
will be sent free, on receipt Of stamp.
Ny treatment deem il unnecessary to enlarge upon.
The remarkable and astounding pc rormed ID
the agency OF the kEDICATED yAPOR BA Tbs, and the
medical application OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BY the
alternate use OF these two medical agents get three
10 d effect By elimination. morbid matter is forced out
OF the system, and by the sbscvbsnts medicine is me
datey brought In contact with disease By the app
ton Of ELECTR0-MAGNETISN, nervous enervstion is
restored. and power added to the muscular system.
will guarantee q cure Of
s6 nan - Q n SR@D>
Aad also all nhanatory diseases For further infor-
nation cali and judge for yourself.
x u challenge the public TO bring cannot
cure, N brought before the golden thread is broken
TF0hce hours from A. n. to p. II. p o. Box
lz64 nov3O'ci-d lyeod
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MMERCiAl.
lr TLsgEAP@.
s,ociwuatf Market.
CIScISsArI. February
No report.

c% r11a FsaTsri
NV YoRK, February
Cotton irregular and unsettled, 1880 for
middling
Flour state and western more active; 50 50
69 40 for extra state; $40 90 a. 10 e5 extra
round hoop Ohio. and $40 GOA IL 60 for trade
brandt: market closing quiet.
Whisky dull: western 81 3092 30; western
81 30@2 81
Wheat quiet Milwaukee club 50 10 good
amber Michigan 50 40; very choce do. 81 65;
choice spring 2 Is
Rye quiet aud lower, ST. 60
Barley rather more firm
Corn quiet and steady; 81 81 for Old mixed
western
Oats frmer; 81 O9@l IO1s for western latter
price by the government
Wool dull
Sugar firm Cuba mrscovada 1919 a 2I15c
in fair demand.
Coffee dull and nominal
Molasses active.
Petroleum frmer 47@49 for crude 81 q
60 for refined in bond. and eSds9 for refined
free
Pork unsettled and a shade easier, new mess
i35 00635 so. closing S34 So regular S33 25@
81 90 for 1864 do, cash and regular way clos
ing at $50 80 for regular; 500 50G3O 50 for
prime; S35 90 for prime mess.
Money easy at Coz per cent
Sterling quiet. l091 @l095s.
Gold more active ana tirmer. opening at 2l01
declining to 20S14 and closing at 2l3L
YoRK HoSEY MARKET.
NEW YonK, February 4
The gold market on receipt of the news of
the return OF President Lincoln and Secretary
Seward became stronger with upward tenden-
oy, opening at 2l0 and fell to 20S, but under the
news advanced TO 3l311
Later--GoId closed at Gallagher's exchange
to-day at 2lO14
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-ssk N 1884 pusch.r. .ez. that nothing that thsy
would think q buying could Be purchased for less Asn
lac pr D. ard ell good beef sold a. 20ef1c The prn-
q ss ssy "a .sna ,s ss' t,;,. q re
Saeslen ~sre lad their complaints sgsinst the rail-
rad management. they are Of .opnion tina, for
eight q b tie rle. rather than The excepton WIKI s
A. TIE contract for furnishing 'hs government hsd
piro1 ard The BIDS under tie proposals.
cepist--ihc inscst being TOO high ihe government
agent boorh So hesd q The bet Dc could -eieci ~
G2lc perl
II !. the general impression among BUYERS and shippers
hat beef csftt very IN The w~sf that
trsney high rscos VII ruie befofe Jgue. ay se that
The decline IN ~ oil eventually balance the scarcity Of
cattle snd thereby prevent the anticipated advance In
beef should this be the case bo.h seller ard buyers
-fli rejoice with the con.umers
Quotations are a. follows:
Premiru Qgalises. Ger cwt................ Sone.
sec0rn to vooi quali,irs er cv.t sOoa2O,oO
Poor DO 90 ......... H,00e 90
Average do 1880
rILcH cows
The market rrn with but few good .-ie. and
the beet selling at high prices No better cows than may
the country sell readily at siOo per head noticed
some that we're held at s2o per head which could by no
ssuS 70 lair A. ana e 90 At
tS4t55.
There IL active demand for good and prime veas,
and the receipts extremely light, prices
higher than last week. although II would be safe
advance our quotations. We quote prime At I3GHilc
per 10; fair TO medium and good at llgl2hc.
LArHs-
The market has been improving during the week We
qsote good 20 prime sheep - ilif129c. and ordinary
Al helle. Extra sheep viii bring l21.l3e.
SWIM
The receipts extremely lght and there Is de-
msrd for Western dressed Is dull and low and tue
pork market Is generally unsettled. We quoie:
Live hogs. Dressed
per cwt- per 10.
Prime heavy west'n corn fed l4,o09H,25 IL 9Hk
Prime light do do l3.509l4,o0 16Z @l7
Prime still fed do do l3Oo9l3,55 l6x 9l64
small pigs, suitable for retail
butchers ................... l5,T59.. II O..
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I.EATHER
LrNRFR

tfreer. ...........-. sc -
Sailed ........9hHl0A,
Rry Bides-.---- - i3esie
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MEDICAL. 1913
DIR. n. -. PENDERY,
AMERICAN DEPENSARY.
No. "a ID E. Washington st.
MEDICAL.

4 T TIE AMERICAN DEsPESsARY VIZ TREAT BY
n pew method, and with the happies; results all
cases Of Diseases and conditions peculiar females
Prolepsus Uter falling Of the womb Eruptions OF the
Sks, Cblorosis, Greea S:ckness-characteriIed by
yeowish, dirty green pallor Of the surface; Esnso
Aessina, Ct absent Aenstruatior; Amenorrhea Re-
teuon q the henses Dysme orrhea painful and din
cult How 81 the Aenses; Menorrhagis, Profuse Men
sruatoo Leuchorrhes, OF excessive and altered
uon o. TIE mucns-generaly white, nearly coloress
and transparent.
Reader. have given You class OF diseases that
net with IN Females OF all ages whether married or IN
married; and 70 married Females would say that thers
many other forms Of peculiar 20 your
diseases OF Pregnancy, Parturitsn, and Lactaon, OF
which space will not admit calculation. omit II or
the council chamber, adding but disease "a
this list and that is formidable oneUlcerston OF
body Of the Uterus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06

= single Bottle VIII Inst Month TO
b. used three simes - day.
T Z 9 T L M . N "A L
Prom Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Member Of Congress
Illinois, late Speaker Of the Illinois House Of Rep
resentatves, and Grand Master Of A. F. and A. NJ Of
the State OF Illinois.
FREEPokT, October 81, 1868.
DR.. H.SRELYE-Dear Sir: In reply to your notice Of
the 18th inst. would say that severely afflicted
with Catarrh for when became acquainted with
you and bought two bottles OF your liquid Catarrh Rem
edy. Before had used bottle was sensibly i'm
proved. and before the second bottle finished
completely cured. can recommend the med cine 10 all
afflicted with Catsrrh Respectfully yours,
THOMAS J. TURNER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06
NEW YORK CITY CATTls MARKET.
ssSvrs rHoE Drr,EksSr sr.-rs.

There were S.ssS besves IN market during the ws.k
sinsf los last vsss and a<s fs< the eorrsspocc.s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR- cOLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO 80 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeits rs fee IL he fails in cur
ing any that may come under HIS care no matter
how obstinate - long standing. He warrants you .
syphilis, in the primary stage. helped in Is min
uteS cured IN - hours elect of 20 wears STANDING
cured BY Or C asioe hours : 20 Top mar2s
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IRON


Bseves, per cwt 5.oOssS. 50
Hsgs. per cwt.. u ,50IiS.uo
sheep, Per head .S.o0r6 .0e
Calves. per head .s.eors 90
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Of the u nited states.
AOIhOhiZED OAftl
CASH CAPITAL PAID IN. toUc,OOU

VNIII.L receive subscriptions, financial agent of
wv the Government, for all OF its popular loans
Will collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bonds on the most liberal terms Currency bonds cashed
presentation when due.
Always hand full supply of q. s. revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities, orders on
Washington and exchange in all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and East
a. very reasonable rates.
will receive deposits, and loan money at per cent,
good security
Having Unlimited facilitie will transact all kinds Of
banking business fair terms and with the utmost
THEo T. HkCGHEY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier
indianapolis. December 3, 1854.
dec4-d3m
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FURNITURE, &C.
SECON HAND STORE.
233 East Washington ST.,

NEARLITTLE'S HOTEL
(,ooK sTovES HEATING STOVES. FURNITURE
srd Mattresses Of all kinds, conditions aud prcess
You can here Ind everything necessary 10 make
plete outf, for Housekeeping. and At prices ranging
from IS 10 so cheaper than be lad
where IN the city. also have complete stock Of New
rnvare, Common Chairs, Bsdstesds and Looking
Glasses. Call and see J. r kAR0r
tRnf--tnu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06

Revenue stamp, sid In frem eco TO eco at
per cent discount from el00 70 s2o0 Per cis
count and ever t2oo AZ 4 per cent. discount.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06
FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.

IsDsAsArOlIs. Saturday EVeninE. February 4. les.
There has been but little change IN the market prces
., leading articles during the week. AID ocr quotation.
about the gave IN our last weekly report
Grsn Of al kinds 3 dal and Dui il;sIe arriving ~as
ons.
We notice that eosee 10 sold In CltciBast upon
gold basls- This istbe rate In View York city.
Tsrs abundance Of money FOR all legitimate ope-
rstious The ruling rates from twelve per cent
Gold esesed in Se- Yo-k to-day zo-silver i7e less
We quote on the closing rates here this afternoon;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06
Most Important TO Young Men.

Whose hollow cheeks and psed conferences tell In
fearful language and silent working Of terrible dis
ease undermining the constitution memory and
hurry ins them to premature death Reflect while
son holds sway snd avail yourself OF the services Of
Pendery whose treatment 6isspstes the slightest disease
and cures the harrsssng weakness other
Of serious difficulty or perpetual annoyance.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06
Indianapolis and Madison
R1xz LuzGDA ED
1854. M M 5sEs ~ 1864.

New Arrangement TO co rn ns cDCe NGE =
day, Nay rs, 1864.
rEvW0 passenger trains daily Sundays excepted be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis. at 800 4.
and p NJ, arriving Madison 10. so NJ and Sc
Pm.
arriving at Indianapolis at IL A. n ard 7. 40 p NJ
Trains leave Columbus for Rushvile z. n, arrv-
ing at $40 NJ Returning leave Nashville at 7 A. ".
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. NJ.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison or
the transportation of freight between Cincinnati and In
disnspolis and points West
Tariff of Freights as low by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL therintsr.
est to ship by thisline.
marlS ID. G. BRANHAA, Superintendent.
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noRAcCo.
ARNIsH


. ZINE fleece. .-... %
: Quartrrtc half blood $ $50
= omm n fub.............9 90
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution Of Copartmershsp.

FEtHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE KISSING BIZ
II tween Henry Alien ssd 7. ". Stewart, In the Liv-
ey and SALE stable bus.Ees this Gay Dissolved by
mutual con. enf.
henTy Allen having bought TIE ssire inisr-s; in The
stock, notes and book 4 TIE aid rru.
the-zed 20 collect al debfs due tie frm he has a,-o
assumed the payment q ell debfs sgaBs The frn a
vii psy the sane when presented Tor payment
HESkf ALLEN,
T. ". STEWART
Indianapolis. January . 1895
4 WILL STILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT fHR
il od slan1 "a Pearl street. Immediately soutA II
6Ienas Bsck, where WI be very glad see all ny
20 nfSEY kklkH
jsaks-sN
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NAVAL sIoRFs-
NAILS.
OILS.
PAINTS &c

w'te Id, pure, Is. e062o 90
do No. ], IL. 0Oa Is, 60
Red Lead, Am ...-...2z, 90
Chrome Green, dry,