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uywYSf,r--On the 9th instant. appeared
In The iiI.RAlp the following marriage no.
tIce.
JOHNSTON CUNafISs.-At Laporte Indi-
ana, on December che 9Th. In the Episcopal
Church. by the rector Rev John y. Lee. Mr.
William J. Johnston, Of indianapolis, % Miss
Fannie T.. eldest daughter u Professor Cum
minis. q the former place.
At the time we iirsi avs The announcement,
We confess % a surprise GA our part We had
known Mr.. Johnston long. aud hal ST him
down a. a bachelor-as a man who found -
much In woman kind % admire that a. would
find Il impossible % concentrate his affections
upon one object. But we were mistaken. lie
who has been following his whims and faneles
wherever the mood u the moment might uIg-
gest. was, in an unguarsled moment surprised
and taken captive, and i now the willing sub
jet Of a monarch whose rule l. said 81 be no
less pleasant than absolute. Mr.. Johnston has
returned from his wedding four. looks like a
happy man, talks like happy man, acts like
a happy man, and undoubtedly i a happy
man.
Mr.. Johnston i one Of our solid busines.
men, aud unlike most single men. has man
aged 10 accumulate considerable Of the world,
goods, and as matrimony i said 10 be an eco
nomieal institution, his possessions will In
crease in corresponding ratio. We wish Mr.
Johnston and his newly made bride much 10,
and a long life of perfect married love ane
happiness.
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Tss Hsssas = 49, q ths largest ne-sPap>r' pae-
nshsa ,. 80. a. hss circulation nos surpassed y
any sasr p.s.s D. me sa,s. u therefore sS'rs I'd.
r.sssz.. -i.seh tasy ~ili not fnd elsewhere.
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1gams.--A large quantity Of iine Hams. Gov
sale az kingan's Pork Hou-e.
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From A. M. spansler, Editor of the culturist. No .

From A. NJ. spangler, Editor Of the Culturist No .
North Sixth street.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1866.
Some eighteen months since was q severe sufferer
from Dyspepsia was not only unable to take plain
food without suffering great distress bat had become
debtsted to be almost fitted for active business OF
any kind.
After trying a variety Of socalled remedies, all Of
which proved worthless, was induced, the sugges-
ton Of medical friend, 20 give Hollands German Bit
tiers trial accordingly purchased six bottles, which
were taken in accordance with your directions.
The result was complete removal Of all distressing
symptoms after eating drinking, and full
ton OF strength, 80 that low eat all ordinary kinds OF
food with IMMUNITY, and able to attend TO all the ac-
tive duties Of large and arduous business well
any period of my life, the good effects Of the Btters
we're manifested before had taken the fir bsttle.
have also used IL in my family with the happiest
suits and take great pleasure in adding my testimony
that Of the many others who have been benefited by
them. find great benefit from the of a bottle in
the spring and fall. They not only create vigorous
appetite, but give healthy tone TO the stomach, by
strengthening It's digestive powers.
Yours, truly,
NJ So
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Writing Desks Portfolios, Pocket
t5oks and Gold rens, at Te,ld, t'srmichacl =
Williams. Also Photograph Albums. ~
reduced prices.
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Bibles ns Cost. Indianapolis Re
male Bible Society have just received large
invoice Of Bibles and Testamcnts; also the
Psalms, some Of which are large print for old
people. Their styles u Bibles are the finest In
the market, printed on splendid paper, and
well bound. In all styles of fine bindings. Go
and see their stock and compare prices with
ether Bibles. Their depository i AZ Todd,
Carmichael & Williams book store. No. 3
North Pennsylvania street. 80
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For the Holidays.-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.
Nv WILLARD & STowELL.
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EUhiiffts IN Tic North md Ensf
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 at 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 10 be seen. nl6-3m
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IHE Hoe MARKET.-The market here for
hog Is firm. exhibiting an upward tendency.
$40 % $40 - per cwt. net, Is the ruling price.
IL IS estimated that fully three-fourths Of the
hogs fatted, within radius Of fifty miles from
The city. have already found their way 10 mar
Ret The number Of hogs fatted this year is
evidently far behind that Of preceding years.
Most Of cur packing houses are slaughter
ing, and have been the entire season, when the
weather was propitious. Among others. the
house Of McEwen 4 Pattison has slaughtered.
up 10 date $500 head. That Of Kingan 4 Co..
$500 head. The other houses have. we pre-
sumo. done equally as we'll. although we have
not found leisure 10 procure from them state
Trsnf
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Musical Instrument can be found than a good
Melodeon. Prince Il Co. make the best. You
can find an assortment at willard Il stowelps,
Bates House. oO-9i
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The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store. W. Il III. Glenn. proprietors. Glenns
Block, indianapolis Indiana
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fkeopene0--tity Bath House, No. 10
Pearl street, between Meridian and Illinois
streets, nearly in the rear of the Palmer House.
Hot and cold baths at all hours. Entrance
through the BARRIERS shop. l5-tf
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AMUsEMENTs.-The romantic drama of the
Corsiean Brothers" was produced last night
to a fun house. There are few assumptions in
which Mr.. Riley appears with more effect than
in the double role of the brothers " Faben :
and . Louis" Tonight the =" Roundhcad's
DaugnIer anu our Lie III Dangcl. To
morrow night is set apart for the benefit OF
Mr.. White. the irrepressible low comedian OF
the company. Mr.. White is general favor.
ite with our people, who always find in hi.
rendition 50 much 90 amuse and entertain them
that they never care to eriticise. His perform.
ances, as a whole, are so well rendered that nc
one finds time to stop and analyze parts. His
benefits are always attended by crowded
houses, and the present can scarcely prove an
exception
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Il. Way ~ 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 udeemed pledges for sale.
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ChIckcring Grand Piano-.-T

Cabinet Organs. at Willard * Stowelr
Piano Emporium, No. Bates House. 30-l2
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BuLDING PERMITS. The Board Of Public
improvements, AZ it, session yesterday. grant
ed the following.
simeon Greene, frame dwelling. on Ohio
street; N 200.
james Pierce. frame stable. on Liberty
street; $50
samuel eroner, permit 10 remove a frame
dWeluhg 10 East street. between Gregg and
Cherry streets
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NIeIodeons. yueIodeon..

ment Of most elegant Pianos at No. Bates
House. WILLARD & srowELI.
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The Decker Piano. at the Indiana
Piano Emporium-No.4 Bates House, Willard
Il Stowell. dec5-3w
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BY AUTHORITY.
Laws of Indiana.

AN ACT defining who shall be competent witnesses In
any Court Of Judicial proceeding In this State, and to
repeal all laws and parts Of laws In conflict with the
provisions sfthis Act. -
sEcr on l. BE 1t enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State OF Irdana That all persons oil competent age,
without distinction color blood, and not other
wise by law rendered Incompetent, shall be coppetent
witnesses TO testify In proceeding or suit civil or
criminal In any Court in this State: Provided That no
negro or mulaito who has who shall hereafter
Of the Crsuton Of the State, SHALL while said article
continues In force be competent 10 testify witness
In any i'm which white person shall be party In
interest.
SIC p All laws or parts Of laws now In force and In
conflict with the provisions OF this act are hereby re-
src. 3 II Is hereby declared that an emergency
lists for the immediate taking effect Of this Act; IL Is
therefore declared that this Act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage and publication in the
JOHN o. PETIT,
Its Speaker Of the Eouse Of Representatives.
PARIS c. DUNNlNG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved d .cember 30, 1865
CONRAD BAKER,
Lieutenant Governor, Acting as Governor.
STATE OF INDIANA, "a. 49,
0FrIcE Oh SECRETARY OF SrAnE,l 90 90
Nelson Trusler Secretary OF State for the State Of
Indiana, hereby certify that have compared the above
with enrolled from which the tsken, now
file in my Office, and 1Ld IL TO be 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
H. City Of Indianapolis this Esd day Of December,
ID, 1865.
NELSON TRUsLER,
dec25 Secretary Of State.
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CITY FINANcEs.-The receipts i'm the city
treasury from all quarters for the quarter end
ing December II. 1853. foot up SCI ,69l -. The
receipt on current tax collected August S.
S2 .. Delinquent taxes collected S6.2l3 ca.
kresu Mayor Caven ON fines $1,000 *. The
disbursements f"T the same rerin.I vvera s9o :
&c 80. TO the police was paid S2.lS7 40 To
street improvements paid ~ .654 o. The
excess Of disbursements over receipts is
s'si ~. The balance in the treasury Is So
is2 - the surplus being from the pre,iou re-
port
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor Of the En
ice, Philadelphia
Although not disposed to favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dstrust Of their ingre
dents and effects yet know Of sufficient reasons
why man may rot testify to the benefits he believes
himself TO have received from any simple PREPARATION
in the hope that he msy thus contribute to the benefit Of
others.
do this the readily in regard TO Hollands Ger
Btters prepared by DR. c. NJ Jackson Of this city
because was prejudiced against them for many years
under the impression that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture. am indebted to my friend Robert Shoe
maker ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by proper
and for encouragement to try them when suffering
from great and long continued debility The Of three
bottles OF these Btfers at the beginning Of the present
year followed by evident relief and restoration to
degree of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
for six months BEFORE and had almost despaired for
gaining therefore thank God and my friend for d.
rectiny ts the OF them.
J. NEWTON BEowN, Philadelphia.
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billiards. We understand Mr.. F'rink has
taken the First National room on Court street.
In rear Of the Pot Office.
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Prodi:iou>. The man who could form
an adequate conception Of the number Of hu-
man beings led by Rhodius AZ the Circle since
II. inception. would have 70 be endowed with
ihhhiiude q comprehension. Every thing l.
u perfect order al the Circle. aud every thing
IN the esculent line can l,e obtained by giving
the order
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hiLuAEY.-fhe Forty ninth Ohio Infantry.
Colonel Bartlett commanding. from Texas,
passed through the city yesterday, en- route
Tor Ohio, taking breakfast and dinner at the
"IIomc."
detachment Of enlisted men Of the v.
re. being such as elected 20 remain in the
service. viii leave the city this mornint for
Columbus Ohio. where they will be assigned
70 their proper commands.
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Christmas Prcsents.-A fine a.

Europe offered Us choice Of pianos, we should
still have chosen Chickering a0-l2
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IN

From the Rev. K. d. Fends, Assistant Editor Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use Of Hoof-
lands German Bitters and feel it my privilege to re-
commend them q most valuable t01ic 20 al who are
suffering from general debility or from diseases arising
from arrangement of the liver Yours, truly,
X. ID. FESDALI.
From Rev. D. NerTidge Pastor OF the Fassyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
Prom the many respectable recommendations given
20 Dr. HOofapd's German Bitters was induced 10 ;v,
t. be good remedy for debility and most excellent
t0nicf0E the stomach. d. NERRIGE.
From Rev. VIM. Smith, rnerly Faster Of the Vince
and Mlvilie y. J. Baptist Church Philadelphia.
Having used IN yfsnily number OF bottles Of your
Boonand's German bitters, hive say that regard
them excellent medicine, specially adapted
move the ii eases they are recommended FOR. They
engthen and vigorate the system when debltAtec
and useful disorders Ct the liver loss Of appetite
etc. have also recommended them to several If my
friends WHO have tried them and found teem greatly
beneficial ia the restoration # health Yours truly.
WILLIAM SMITH, Ss6 Hutchinson street.
From the Rev. Thos. Winter. d d Pastor Of RoNbor-
oush Baptist Caurch.
Dear SRI feel 1t due TO your excellent p, marathon
Hoohants German Bters, 10 add my testimony 10 the
deserved reputation q has obtained have fer years Al
time been troubled with great disorder IN my head ana
nervous system was advised by friend % try bot
tie Of your German Btters- did 80, and have expt-
rercei great and unexpected relief ny health has been
very materially benefited oouhteafy recommend the
article where meek with cases si-i ar 20 nv oup sd
have been assured BY many Of their COED effects
Respectfully yeurs. I. WHITE, Roxborough, Pa
From Rev. J. 5. Herman. OF the German Reformed
Church, kHiz;own. Berks county, Pa
Respected SRI have been tr0abled with Dyspepsia
nearly twenty year,. Ani have used any eicne
that I'D ne much good IS Hollands Btiers. | sm
very mrCh improved IN health, after having taken Eve
bottles. lours, with respect, is sHEKNAx
Beware OF Counterfeiters.
See that the sisBatart Of &c NJ JAcKs0y- Is on the
wrapper q each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist have the article do
Dot bs put od b any Of the Intoxicating preparations
that may D. offered IN it, place. but send 20 and
viii forward, securely packed. by express
Principal Office aud Mandatory,
No. 63l Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
JONES A EVANS,
(S1ocessOrs 10 c. NJ JACKSON co.,
Propnstorx
For sale By Druggists and dealers In evsy town lie
lnltsd States. decs3 tsn2svkv3neov
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TERfsIcHoREAN.-ihe second grand ball of
the season. under the auspices Of the officers Of
The 9Th Regiment IIaneoek's Corps, comes of
al Ekin Barracks" this evening. as we are
advised by the very neat complimentary invi-
tation thereto, the receipt Of which is hereby
gratefully. regardfIlly. acknowledged, wheth-
IT We are privileged 70 be there or not. we ex-
press the hope that this evenings hop" may
be Characterized by the same success. and the
same good feeling. etc. as was the first. Ar
engagements. the most ample, have been made
% secure the comfort and enjoyment Of those
who have been invited TO participate.
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MEssR''. REDMoND!S DAyIs.-our old friend
captain Dawson. late Of the Thirty-dfth Indi-
ana regiment. has formed acopartnership with
Thomas Redmond in the wholesale and retail
liquor business. which they will carry on ut
Redmond's old stand. No. 100 south Illinois
street. The earl Of the new firm will be
found. appropriately displayed. in another col
UNA. 70 which the attention Of the readers is
invifed
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PERSON tL.-Colonel :. Andrew Il Terre
Haute. Colonel &. {. Watson. Of GreeneastIe.
J. Z. Preston. II Richmond. \. +. Shrader. Of
Evans, lie. and William :. Ferrer, Of Charles
Ton. are stopping Al the Bates House.
General 4. II. Milroy. Of Rensselaer,. J. NJ
Wilson. ofCrawforlsyille. II. L. Todd and 6
:. Miller. Z Peru. are stopping At the Palmer
Hogse.
l. 7. Johnson. Of Nashville. John ID. Barr.
q f'tnka. r. h. Harden. q Dublin. and "
bAI'A'.aiaan. # la are stopping at the
spencer House.
'enef-l ~si Meredith. Of Cambridge. T. W.
ihempe'n. 8 Fort Wayne. James De Almond.
Il ''r'ei-.',irs. an,i Charles OFT. Of Lafayette.
are siopHne g ihe sherman House
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Henry Ward Iieccher says-Had

best Piano F0rte IN The world, at
WILLARD & STowELL,
2O-l2 No. 4. Rates House.
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PoLIcEcorRr.-Jaeob yollmer was brought
before hls Honor, on the charge Of petit lar
oeny. There being a strong presumption Of
guilt. be was bound over far hl. annearsnee ~
the next term u the Court, In the sum Of one
hundred dollar.
-Four young mon. for intoxicatlon. were
fined - %. Two paid and two went 10 Jail.
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II We are highly gratifed 10 learn that the
prospects ofthe new agricultural journal. pub
h-hed ~ the Home Tisifor Company, are
such a. to preclude all possibility Of failure.
indeed. We were sure IL would succeed from
the start All that was wanted was for the
night men 10 take the matter in hand. and the
s,ieee~s II this firm in the publication Of the
Home lisitor shows them 10 De both ener-
seiie and enterprising SUCCESS 10 the North
Hesfera F;amcr.
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u<nabe Piano. at Benham's. nov2s-lm
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-28

The Sinnissippi Insurance Co..
of this city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
noll"rs (san, ano) ina I-nases, since january lat,
1860, and now has over Six Hundred thousand
Dollars (SGO0.OOo) in bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnissippi. 2S-Sw
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tscnham ~ Co. Bates House Cor
ner' keep the only assortment of Stenway
Pianos in the State. noy2S-1m
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fRF~fNTATIoN. Nir = \. Keifrr. of the
Adsms ENpre-- Company. must D. popular
man. Ia our last i,,ue NC recorded how he
lad been presented. D. tae Lutheran sabbath
>eAo with a handsome silver pitcher. II
sefi1- Thai TIE example Wa contagious. for n
= noN oar prov ince l. state how Mr.. Keifer
va. Equally handsomely done Tor Al the annual
'-ii-iiaa- festival - the IndianafoIi, Mission
arg '''''aih shool. held night before last 4
~ H''e.-.me silver goblet had been procured
- ga. --A.~i O. y. hoGn Mr. h haS f-.,.n FIR
i-'' 'he teacher of music. At the
close % TIE entertainment =, 49,, j.. ,,.. !, a,
al o. piekius up i.l- lsat ana -, 80,
informed that he could not ss,s, NJ
" Davis the superintendent. ON ,..t'-ls-,.,
school. proceeded 10 present. L. Nr = :,
aforesaid goblet in handsome little -.
which was the following significant exprr.
sion. present this cup brim-ful and run.
ming over with pure, warm love from thi,
school 70 yourself a. a slight testimonial Of
their regard and esteem Mr.. X. Wa some
what taken aback. hut b~ing man Of much
elf coutroi. he rallied and responded In few
appropriate remarks, returning thanks for the
compliment. ON the goblet j. this inscription:
Presented BY the Indianapolis Mission :.
? V . a keifer. December -. 1855
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9-sar.r HrN S.OVu~ Nutfio" m
Feathcrston's. At ten a. NJ. To-day. tloaAs.
dress goods. linen goods. bleashed and brown
muslins. drills Canton nannel>, grey and red
hannels. hosiery. all wool blankets. ETC., ete.
wN r. FEATHERsToN. Auctionecr.
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We" Books for New Years. just re-
ceived, by Todd. Carmichael a Williams. Go
and make your selections early. from their
large and splendid assortment.
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and long life of perfect married love and
happiness.
THE FAIR AT Masonic HAII.-The fair
now In progress at Masonic Hall, on the part
of our Catholic fellow-citizens for the benefit
Of the I" ST. Johns Boys school House." was
attended by very large assemblage last night.
We never attended festival where good feel
ing and seeming enjoyment was 30 abundant
Almost every good thing in the gastronOmic
line was there. and what we particularly no.
ticed was the moderate charges made. ~ frc-
quently happens that ut festivals two prices
are charged for everything sold. The fair Is
under the general supervision Of Father Bes-
sonies. the courteous gentleman and able pas
tor Of " II. Johns Church." who i indeed
what he claims to be, minister Of the Gospel,
who never introduces secular affairs in his adj
ministration Of the Holy Word, but breaches
Christ and Him cruched." leaving political
matters to take care Of themselves.
The " fair" will be continued tonight and
tomorrow night, and every one who has an
appetite for enjoying himself, and at the same
time doing good, will find Il 10 his benefit 10 90.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following the
Grand jury as empanneled for the January
term Of this new court, which was called into
existence 10y the General Assembly, at its last
session, the first term Of which commences on
the lst proximo
!. Thomas W Schooley, Center township.
>. David George, Decatur.
3. Milfred III. Vert, Lawrence.
4. james Clark, Franklin.
>. Jacob &. Colt. Washington.
g. John Moore, Pike.
:. John W. Bruce, Center.
<. Charles Robinson, Wayne.
g. James McVey, Marion.
10. Parker :. Carson, Perry.
/ II. John w. Hamilton. Ceuter.
! L. John Center. Robert +. Barke, Center.
For the July term the Grand Jurors are
I. John w. Bruce. Center township.
p John l.. Brown. Lawrence.
,. Ira IIOllingsworth, Pike.
4. William J. Holey, Franklin.
D. Dan X. smith, Washington.
g. Martin Deerly. Decatur.
:. samuel McFarlan. Perry.
< Percy UOsbrook. WAYNE.
o. Andrew Apple, Warren.
/ 10. Hugh Thompson, Center.
II. William McNey, Center.
H. James Sutherland, Center.
For the January term there are from one
hundred to one hundred ard fifty eases now on
the docket awaiting trial, and as the term lasts
for six months there will be a sufficient time
i'm which TO dispose ofthem.
~
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il
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ON Rev W. d. Seigiied, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist

From Rev W. D. seghied, Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadeiphia.
Gentenem--I have recently been lsboring under tie
distressing q indigestion accompanied By pros
tration Of the nervous system. Numerous remedies
recommended by friends and of them tested
bat without relief. Your Hoohand's German Btters
were recommended by persons who had tried them and
whose favorable mention OF these Bers induced 10
try them I must confess that | had an aversion 10
Patent Medicines from the thousand and one' quack
Bitters whose only aim seems TO be to palm on sweet
eDed and drugged liquor upon the communit; in sly
way and the tendency Of which fear Is to make many
confirmed drunkari. Upon learning that yours was
really medicinal preparation took il with happy ef
feet Its action, not only upon the stomach bnt upon
the nervous system. was prompt and gratifying. feel
that have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use OF few bottles Very respectfully yours,
". d. SFIGFRIED No. 25i, ShackamsxOn street.
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HamlIn n Raschig have removed their
Office 10 Exchange Building. S3iz North ILL
nois street. opposite Bates House. novls-am
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The following Is the
Grand Jury as empanneled for the January
term Of this new court, which was called into
existence 10y the General Assembly, at its last
session, the first term Of which commences on
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For the January term there are from one
hundred to one hundred ard fifty eases now ON
the docket awaiting trial, and rs the term lasts
for six months there will be sufficient time
i'm which TO dispose Them