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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01
mo. 1897

AN ACT TO RAISE COIN FOR THE Pt7
NIsHING NECESSARY SUPPLIES ron
The CUngress Of the Confederate.
RIGA do enact. That, in order to pro-
OF purchasing supplies for the army,
Of the Treasury, under the direction
dent, be, and he 10 hereby, author
from any bank, banking company. d
ISOLATION, or person, any sum or
not to exceed three millions OF doll
gregate; and to secure the repayme
or sums so borrowed, at such time as
upon, not to exceed two years after tn
q treaty of peace between the Con-
and the United States, to cause to be
the Confederate States, in such cOul
may be agreed upon, payable in q
interest at the rate Of six per Ger
payable semi-annually in specie; All
repayment Of any sum or sums so
the interest thereon, the said Secret
authorized and empowered to pledge
form as may be agreed upon, any coil
owned by the Government, to the e
Of any such loan so obtained, OF
thereof when sold, or 10 convey sue
tobacco FOR any part thereof, in abso
Of such loan, with the right on tn !
lender Of such coin to export or trans
ton aud tobacco beyond the limits OF
rate States, free from any molestatlol|
of the authorities Of the Confederate
payment of any duty, except to the 4
eighth per cent, now imposed by law.
SECTION 2. In the event the Secl
Treasury shall not be able at once (
TO the amount Of three millions If
the provisions Of the first section Of
and in that event, tax shall be
lected Of twenty-five per cent. upon II
all gold and silver coin, gold dust an
foreign exchange, in the Confederate s
in kind. which tax shall be due and
the first day Of April next, or as soon
possible: Prori4ed. That the above
be levied upon the gold or silver coin,
bullion, and foreign exchange owned
by any person when the amount so on
sessed shall not exceed two hundrd
value, nor shall the said tax be levia
silver coin, gold dust, bullion o. forei
which, within thirty days after the p
act, shall be lent TO the >0oveinmef
provisions Of the FIRST section Of this ad
the gold or silver coin, gold dust, built
exchanges Of any person who has made
Government. according to the said frs
not less than twenty-five per cent. Q
silver coin. gold dust, bullion Or forei
owned and possessed by such Per SON .
the passage Of this cot ; and II any Sta,
fedeTscy b0yT0ws from any bank, coli
and lends Is - the COafedoxate Cove
bank thxt lends such coin or bullion
lowed q credit a3nfukt th3s tax to the G,
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioncer.

EORTY VACANTLOTS,A ADJOINING
UNION HILL, ON THE EAST SIDE OF
THE ROAD LEADING TO LAKEWOOD GENE
Terry, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Willb be sold,
ON THURSDAY, the 9Th day of April, 1865, on the
premises, at o'clock p. NJ, FORTY BEAUTIFUL
BUILDING LOTS, containing one acre each. To-
Thomas n. Blakey, Peyton Johnston, and others
plot Of the land win be shown the day of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase unimproved iots, we'll
adapted for building purposes, near the city, VAL
have 6ne opportunity of doing 80. The sale will
commence precisely at O'Clock.
TERMS: Made known on the day Of sale. Taxes
for 1865 to be paid by the purchasers:
NH 29-St Aucti0neer.
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ITACANr LOT, ON THE. SOUTH
SIDE Or a3AEx, 9E!MxE4 1M1srx.
QHUHCn HILL, FOR AAI1E At AUCTION
VIII b Ssoad, On .WKDNESDAY,th 1 mn day q
APRIL, q Tho prsses, Ut hallzpast eic1eek z. y
. VACANT 1O1, - above dese13Ae6 neaxly adj
oats thirty feet on the south side a. TRACE street
and runs hack one hundred and 6Ny-Ave feet % IN
alley.
TsaMs Cash. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
ap LIT Anctioneef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

NAyoK,s CouRr.-The criminal docket,
yesterday. Was filled with the names Of
ten or adozen little boys, who had been
arrested for burglary and stealing. We
append the following summary:
William Grace, Andrew Perdue, Frank
Harmon, George Carter, William Toomey
and Charles Timberlake, alias Bell, were
charged with breaking into the provision
stall Of Joseph N. Willis, on the night
Of Wednesday, and stealing therefrom ,
large lot Of bacon. The evidence was
clear against the accused, who were re-
manded for examination before the Hust-
ings Court.
Joseph Lombard, Joseph Epscomh,
and James Hicks, were remanded for
indictment by the Grand Jury of the
Hastings Court, in May next, on the
charge0f receiving bacon, stolen from
Joseph N. Willis, they well knowing it
TO have been stolen.
Daniel Cavenaugh was required to give
security in the sum of three hundred dol
lars to'keep the peace and be of good
behavior, he being charged with using
insulting and abusive language towards
Miss Jane Taylor and William d. Seldom.
The case Of Thomas Turpin, John A.
johnson, Clay Rawlings and Horace
Hovan, charged with stealing eighteen
hundred dollars in Confederate money,
the property Of Robert Rowzie, was con-
inued.
James Griffin was remanded for ex>
animation before the Hastings Court on
the charge of obtaining, under false pre-
fences, load of straw belonging to N.
A. Bowe
Peter Welsh was required to enter
into bonds for his appearance on Mon
day to answer the charge Of stealing q
piece~of canvass, the property Of Luther
n. Craddock.
A negro. named Thomas, slave of Ju-
Lie Handsford, charged with stealing a
lot Of varnish, valued at ten dollars in
gold, Was sent on for examination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

MADISON WARD.-The voters Of Madison Ward
their interests who are intelligent, energetic, and
fully identified with the welfare Of the city. Such
an one is WiLLIAN A. WRIGHr, Esq. a the Ame-
rican Hotel, who is . candidate for Magistrate
Every honorable means should be used to elect
hins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

AsRIvAL OF PRlsoNERA-Four hun.
drsd and odd Yankee prisoners, including
: few officers, were brought to this city
Yesterday afternoon and committed to
the Libby. Others are expected here
during to-day.
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EOR SALE, In Chesterfield county, ONE
HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND, eight miles
from Richmond and about one and q haf miles
from Rice's turnout. ON the Petersburg and Rich
mond railroad. About forty acres of this land is
in original growth; the balance in good condi-
ton to cultivate. For further information, apply,
near the premises, to
NH 27-eOd3ts ROBERT A. CLARKE.
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IL Will he rented, at public auction, on sATUR-
DAY, the LIST day of April, at O'Clock p. NJ upon
the premises, that BRICK HOUSE on the corner
OF Twenty fifth and Main streets for the term of
one year from LIST Of April.
The house contains about ten rooms, embracing
the store on the first floor; also, good brick
kitchen, with two rooms. There is gas and water
in the house. It is regarded agood situation for
business.
TERMS Made known on day of renting.
Inh Sl-tlstA CLOPTON & LYME, Agents.
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TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, two LOTS,
at New Kent Courthouse containing, in the
aggregate, nine and half acres Of land. The i'm
provements on one are a good dwelling, house
and orchard; on the other, a smoke-house,
kitchen, car1iage-house and stable all built just
before the war. The lots adjoin; the buildings on
the two not being more than one hundred yards
apart. Price, $4,000. ~ 80
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH 26-eod3t Aucti0neers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01

TIE ELECTION WEDxEsDAy.-Amonk the list Of
candidates for Aldermen Of Jefferson Ward appears
the name of h. L. A. WILLIAMS, than whom no
more courteous gentleman or enterprising citizen
can be found In the city. He win make an excel-
lent representative, and should receive the united
support OF ali who have the credit Of the city at
heart.
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OPLENDID HOUSEHOLD AND
H6CTION.-I will sell, ON TUESDAY, the lth day
Of April. at 10 o'clock A. a., at the residence Of
Major John C. Maynard, who has declined house,
keeping, on the north side Of Grove street, about
one nile from the city, all Of his HOUSE GOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, nearly all new and
in good condition. embracing
large new BRUSSELS CARPETS,
| large OII-CLOTH. for dining room;
/ pair MARBLE-TOP PIER TABLES,
ENGLISH HUNTING SCENES.
MARBLE-TOP CENTRE TABLE,
2 large MIRRORS,
l pair DAMASK CURTAINS,
pair DIVANS,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
2 large ARM-CHAIRS,
/ MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET, complete;
BEDS,
BED6TEADS,
BEDDING,
barrel CRUSHED SUGAR,
barrel BROWN SUGAR,
barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
500 pounds superior FA MILY CURE ID
ExrRNsio TENSION DINING TABLE,
CHINA,
CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE, together with many other
articles zoo numerous to mention.
ALSO,
superior one or two-horse CARRIAGE,
nearly nearly new; with double set OF HAIR
/ BUGGY and HARNESS,
FARMING UTENSILS, &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
TERxs: Cash. JAMES n. TAYLOR,
NH SLIT Auctioneer.
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OFFICIAL.
TnrasgRY DRPARTMRNT. \
CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA,
RIcHxoND. March 80, 1866.

CONFEDERATE State OF AMERICA,
RIcHxoND. March 80, 1865.
DONATIONS TO THE TREASURY.
IL The resolutions adopted BY Congress in rela-
from this Department somsthing more than the
mere Official PRONUNCIATION thereof.
In the struggle for Independence it has pleased
Almighty God 70 expose o9'e9nstaney anu .oisaaue
the enemy has obtained many important advan-
tsees, and is gathering his strength for supreme
effort for our subjugation. In these perilous CIR
cnmstancea while placing oar vnoie trust anu Conn
dcnoe in Him, we ere loudly called upon by every
consideration Of wisdom ard PATRIOTISM 70 bring
forth the entire strength AMI resources Of the coun
try to meet the approaching struggle. Among the
deciencies that are felt Is sne inaaeq9acy Of the
danger In making this frask avowai to an intelli-
gent and patriotic people. They VIII understand
the diAicsity, il not impsssihilisy, Of executine
Is Wiling to bear the tsias that result e part Of
the cost Of that liberty for vhch they have 20 freely
shed their blood Reposng With confidence upon these
acknowledged sentimsnts q the people, Congfess
seyenue ftom this source. however, II neceAsasily
unequal = the whole dems0ds Of the year; nor can
the collection thereof be Elected in time Tor imme-
date wants. The Treaseky must, consequently.
pubic creditor 10 be mere q lets iApoayenienced
Uudes these circumstances, Il Wa not deesned i'm
conpatible with the public dignity to secept the
p,s sach consultations are aceordingfy encouraged
b the resolnfioas q congrssa. i
1Ais auesestioa, though psom3ted By motives o.
lotiefi1 ana oeus.osisy, y equally Eecoasmended
q coaa.aessteeesf insssc.e. IAs l.l!ie csedltss
inxaaTsd 4 ~ 1al6msnt g ooaassets vil derive
New and mMo eenAoes lnpat1o vGe1 ep113 4
wlh s1a11en4s - gsstitaae. He 1T NJ - liee.
My tsin hlaased. u Giving q u 1ssAsSy =
-. ~ ~ n 81 &. e s.s 49, ss 1920 g "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-04-01
by Burton + Wallace, Auctioneers,
mo. s Bsavin's Block.)

WE WILL SELL. ON SATURDAY,
w the LIST of April, at our auction store, No. 8
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, at 10
O'clock
FURNITURE, Of all descriptions;
CLOTHING,
CHINA, GLASS and sroNEwARE;
CLOCKS,
WATCHES,
GOLD PKNCILS,
GOLD CHAINS,
SPOONS,
PLATEDWARE,
SILVER CUPS,
BREASTPINS,
CARPETS,
WHISKEY,
About eight gallons superior old CO0NAC
BRANDY,
Al DOMESTIC,
"a OSNABUR0S,
BALE COTTON,
COUNTRY SHOE THREAD,
TRIMMINGS;
very superior PIANOS.
Will be added to our sale THIS MORNING,
l splendid SILK DRESS,
superior WEDDING SILK BONNET,
pair LADIES' BLACK GAUNTLETS,
Lot Of good CHEWING TOBACCO,
BURTON & WALLACE,
apl Auctioneers.
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OFFscE OF TINE RICHMOND ANDY
OANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIthxOxD. March n. 1865.

- = = 1E1<'k 1S0NDs 7lkss1eax 1u00'
NQTICE.-On and after this date the
1XapASSEN0ER TRAINS on this road viii run
~ Ows until further notice:
s sXgcOMA0DATION TRAIN, between Richmond
and Burkeville connection withthe Southside rail.
road, will lesve Richmond daily At A. N. Tor
Durkeyille. Returning, viii leave Burkeville at s
r. n. for RicAAAOrd. sks
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS will leave Richmond
daily at ESQ r. H. for Danville. Returning, leav4
DAnyiile at - O'Clock T. n.
Passengers for Lynchbury qr any point on The
6outhside railroad. and for all stations between
Richmond and Burkeville, viii take the A. n
train. Tickets van not b sold, baggage received
Or passengers carried, the through train for the
Junction, or stations between there and Richmond.
nh 1s-6t JAS. II, LE6TER. Ticket Agent
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By E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 main street.)

"ORS ES, MULES, BUGGY, &C.,
III FOR SALAAT AUCTlON.-On SATUR-
DAY, April lst, At 10 o'clock, will sell ut the
Horse Lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
Several excellent Saddle and Harness Horses.
ALSO,
Three very excellent Mules,
One superior Buggy.
NH 81 E B. COOK, Auctioneer.
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BY E. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main strcet.)

ON WEDNESDAY, the 5th instant, /
will, as administrator, sell, at the late resi-
dence Of Mr.. Jacob Leyquc, deceased, on Eighteenth
street, between Main and Cary, at 10 O'Clock, the
whole of his HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, CROCKERYWARE,& &c.
ALSO,
/ keg SNUFF,
Small assortment of DRY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS"
NOTIONS, &c.
barrel FLOUR,
and sundry other articles.
J. c. GUNDERSuEIMER,
apl Administrator.
sale conducted by +. b. Cook. Auctionecr.
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BY Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 81 Main street)

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
w THIS Saturday MORNING, April LIST,
fine MULE,
excellent Ladies SADDLE,
Several VEHICLES, &c.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO..
apl AuctioneerS.
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BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
CONDEMNED HORSES
AND MULES; ALSO, CONDEMNED HAIR
NESS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-I will sell, ON
WEDNESDAY, the 5th day Of April next, at Ba-
A. NJ,
50 condemned HORSES and MULES.
ALSO,
quantity Of condemned HARNESS.
r.. r. ARCHER,
Major and Quartermaster.
T. ". KEEsEx, Auctioneer. NH 80
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By Redwood, Phillips & Co.. Auctionee1s,
mo. 81 Main street,

mo. 81 Main street,
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at
w our store, ON WEDNESDAY, NEXT, 1T IL
O'Clock, about one thousand volumes ofsBOOKS.-
Amcas them are
Encyclopedia Americana, thirteen volumes;
Gibbons's Roman Empire, eight volumes;
Swift's Works, twenty-four volumes;
Addison's Works, six volumet
Sully's Memoirs, five volumes;
Murphy's Tacitus, six volumes;
Goldsmith's Works, six volumes;
Paley's Works, four volumes;
History of England (Morrell), three volumes;
Josephus, six volumes;
Waverly Novels. twenty volumes;
American Turf Register, three volumes;
Is large Books OF Music,
besides large and excellent collection Of Psetical,
Historical, Medical and Miscellaneous Works,
School Books, &C.; Backgammon-Boar Guitar. &c.
Persons in want Of good books are particularly
called to this sale.
We will sell, also, many articles of FURNITURE,
useful an desirable.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO.,
apl Aucti0neers.
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81 !


s-.sssE Il /. - = 2 y =
~ !. r. 1ssh 8 Co., A1etiensefs,
-(No = Main stse(tl
VIE WILL SELL. This MORNING,
~ > ssns IA FAN x HORSES.
ALSO,
& Ans CAVALRY HORsEh
FURNITURE WAGONS, &C.
ALSO,
i spiendid DOUBLE CASE GOLD WATCH,
warranted equal % snY in the eouth.
Z. Il. LUCK & CO, AncHmeers.
epl No.e6 Main street.
BYE PUrterfeld Taylor, Alcionser,
tNos S Main street.
EOR SALE. By AUCTION, TO-DAY.
Is ct thu Horse Lot, from 10 70 u n,
good work and saddle HORSES,
9NULES-one q sylArge, good work mule
the oEher small and compacly built, active
A very handsoms. well-conditiored and rapidly
pacing sORRkL;
A beautiful thoroughbred BAY 4TAILION, BY
Lone Star, out Of Boston mare;
A WOOD CART, with gear;
A secondhand CARRIAGE and BUGGY, with
An excellent HACK. in thorough repair. &c.
H. PORTERFIELD TAYLOR, Aucdoneer,
ap l-1ts No. 63 Main street.
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by u. w "IH1oI AuCl1OneeI1
mo. 63 Main street.)
WILL Re SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store, No. 6s Main street, OH SATUR-
DA z, April ost, ut 10 o'clock, desirable lot OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves. CrOckery
and Glassware, Ready-made Clothing, Blankets,
Shoes. Hats, Dry Goods, &c.. also several fine Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry. &C.
NH 81 g. W. WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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By Thomas w. Reese. Auctioneer,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin.)
TTORSES. MULES, SULKEY AND
H HARNESS, &C., FOR SALE AT AUC-
T1ON.-I will sell, on Council Chamber Hill, on
SATURDAY, April lst, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
several
HORSES and MULES,
SULKEY and HARNESS, in good order
FAMILY CARRIAGE.
CARTS and WAGONS.
ALSO.
set BUGGY HARNESS and POLE.
NH 81 T. w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.-The Bank of Virginia viii
IN redeem its circulation, and that ofifs brauches
at the counter Of the Neither Bank, in the city OF
Richmond. at the rate Of dollar in coin for SIX
lars in that Of its branches. ss@a
NH &-eodlm WN. +. TAYLOR. Cashier.
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EOR SALE, a splendid Stoddard -
ROSEWOOD PIANO, in pes(pct order. Ap-
plyto Hrs. F.sEs NHL60N,
NH SO-a&s
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PROFESSIONAL.
R Z M . " a L.
Doctor WM. TEDM son,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. 80 South Delaware Street,

!. . :.
"T HIRE HE WILL CONTINUE
wv TO treat and Private f&
Diseases, In all their species, stages, IA <.SkyA
ramications and phases ~ &W&A
DR. Vim. Thomson will give 10 lr<t &I|<4
each patient written instrument, IA (|&AX ~
binding himself TO effect radical 80 ~
and permanent cure, or make no 49, ~
charge ~SyHy ~ a
DR. VIM. Thomson has made the 4. <a<&t IC< -
treatment Of Private Diseases a0SSV&<- !I<<
speciality since the year lS5three years ga the city
Buffalo, n. eish years in Chicago, III, aud years
in PEORIA III. During eight years practice In Chicago
H., he cured ever thirteen thousand cases.
Dr. VIM. Thomson, In bis practice far Scrofna, Rhcu
matte aud general diseases Of the blood uses Fumiga
ting vapor Raih OF the most ingenious kind n couJunc
ton with internal treatment
SEMINAL EMISSIONS. the consequence ofsclf- abuse
This solitary vice, dcpraved sexual indulgence, T.
practiced by the youth of both TO almost
limited extent producing with unerriug certainty the
following train OF morbid symptoms unless oombatcd 10y
scientific medical measures, viz Salow countcnance,
dark spots under the eyes, pain in the head. ringing Ia
Ting Of oharios uncasncss about the olns weakness Of
the limbs confused vision. buntcd intellect loss Of
ndcnce dinidence IA approaching stranger, dislike ~
form acquainances, deposition % shun society
loss Of memory hectic bushes pimpes and various erup
tlona about the face, trcd tongue, night sweat fetd
breath. coughs consumption, monomania and frequent
ly insanity.
The afflicted on The fret appearance Of any Of the
above symptoms. should Immediately apply 90 Dr. VIM
Thorn son for relief,
Iu5-oReo aud Consultation r. oms No. ~ South Del.
ware street, indianapolis, Ind.
y o. BoN 1880 jauei-diy
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DAILY SENTINEL
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY IS.


A satirical correspondent. Who IL doing" the
watering places for the New York World,
sketches some phases OF society st the Saratoga
hotels, In q manner that will amuse many Who
have . contsmpt for shoddy airs and ignorance
Here IL . sketch Of visitors Who have LEFT home
too soon-and forgot TO remember their manners
AT table. diamonds are apt TO get sadly mifed
up in gravy or soup, and poin, lace Is DOT always
kept GEAR Of the butter. Guids-book french 10
brought into requisition between women when
victim IL to be discussed The lingo is rarely
understood. however, By persons Who speak both
English and Preach. Unfortunately, the African
race, on whom We depend for supplies. have un-
dertaken TO WELD the Partisan accent under the
influence Of such persons as these. Some Of the
displays OF the toilette are remarkable. but not
altogether elegant. A day or two since buIom
belle OF about twenty was put upon the market
under q pressure OF dry-goods that provoked
for her the sympathy Of the entire opposite
ser. She wore bright red mocassins and
like eolored gauntlet gloves. After being
marched around the piszxas Of the hotels
and through Congre. Park she vas
uithdrava-no bids being offered. Red hair is
on the increase IL can be bought 10 any quan
titles at tia perruquier's. The gentlemen talked
Of getting the Indians at the south end Of the
village tight and superinducing a scalping expe
dition as a means Of Riding the community Of
this ovsrplns Of State prison locks and curls.
The Indians have been appealed to and begun
the war dance expect to hear the savage var
vboop any night There may, indeed, be
massacre Of the fashionable red heads. The
straw bat worn this season by the ladies has Oh
tanned the very descriptive but not over nice
name Of sucker from the resemblance which
u bears to the schoolboys leather toy so called.
The sucker, AN sorry 10 say, seems to be Ell
temely popular. liz makes a woman look like
crinolined mushroom Of extra proportions. but
certainly Is advantageous in this. that Il shields
The face and neck from the suns rays."
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TO FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS |!

6NvERYBODY his own Broom Maker, without the aid
~ Of cord or yngs of any kind by the Of Milles
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. patented June 18th.
1895. Exactly what you want Fifteen TO twenty dol
lars per day Wanted. active energetic In each
County In the United States TO for himself the
elusive right TO sell this valuable invention being the
only successful article Of the kind introduced ia this
country. We substanate the assertion that agents
are positively clearing from sl5 TO 40 per day Any
energetic sell from 1900 TO 1900 In County
Farmers do not pay high price for your Broom, but
try hier's Celebrated Broom Head IL Is safe in.
vestment.
Inclose three cent stamp for a Circular, giving full
part culars, and address MILLER DIAL.
oni,e Edsns Block, East Market street, Room No
Third Floor, indianapolis Ind jys-d2w&wN
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From the New York World. /

"THK FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CoxPAxr
is frst-class organization, whose officers are Of
the highest standing. and We cheerfully recon
mend il to all parties DESTROYS Of purchasing re-
liable stocks. The General Superintendent is q
pioneer in the Oil business. and well known a.
most efficient manager"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-25
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The symptoms OF catarrh, as they generally appear
arc At first very slight Persons Ind they have cold
that they have frequent attacks aud sensitive
10 tho changes Of temperature. In this condition, the
may be dry or slight discharge, thin and Acrd,
Afterwards becoming thick and adhesive A. the disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased In quantity
and changed In quality they now thick and heavy,
and hawked OF COACHED on The secfetiOns are Of
fensve causing bad breath; the voice II thick and
sal the eyes weak the Of the smell Il lesssned
or destroyed deafness frequently takes place Another
common and important symptom Of Catarfh is that the
person A. obliged clear his throat the morning OF
thick Shiny mucus, which has fallen down from the
head during the night When this takes place the per-
ungs, aud should lose no time in arresting IL.
The above but few Of the many CstArrh symptoms