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Provisional Governor sharkey, Of Aiississip-
pi established Special Equity Court The
Legislature passed an act abolishing Il. but
Gov. Humphreys interposcd the veto and pre-
vented the abolition. The lower branch Of the
Legislature has since passed the act by the
constitutional majority, and II l. believed the
senate viii do the same.
SOUTH CARoIINA.--Thc Charleston News,
speaking OF one Of the senators Just elected
from south Carolina. says: Governor Man.
ming u distinguished for his abilities. his en-
gaging manners. and the number and zeal Of
his personal friends. Entering Congress with
record less Objectionable than that Of other
men OF equal prominence. u Is o. be presumed
he will be received with favor ndrcspcct and
VIII exert an Influence, n saving ~ may be,
upon the fortunes of his state"
PENsioNs.--rho Secretary of the Interior
has decided that NIL pensions granted prior 10
the commencement of the late rebellion. ceased
20 accrue from and after the date OF the presi-
dents proclamation declaring the state or dis.
trict IN which the pcnsoncr was domicilcd 10
be la insurrcctlon, aud that the payment of
such pensions can only be- resumed from and
nitcr the completion of the proof Of the pcn-
sioncr's right 10 DO restored 10 the rolls.
fn Person once returned. with the manu.
script OF a friend. the answer. tnnt II would be
read when Homer nnd Virgil were forgotten,
but not GIL then.
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ntiOn.

Al meeting Of the Board of Directors Of
the Soldiers and Seamen's Home Association,
held ut the State House. November 3. 1865, the
following acknowledgment Of a patriotic and
liberal donation from tho nth Regiment was
adopted.
ResoIced, That the Board OF Officers and
Directors of the Indiana Soldiers and Sea-
mems Home hereby extend 10 the officers and
soldiers of the i1th Indiana Regiment their
profound gratitude for their municent contri-
button Of eleven hundred and sixty-nine dol
lars (sll69) In aid of our Association. We
beg leave TO assure the noble men of this reg
iment that their contribution shall be faithful
y applied 10 the relief Of their worthy com
rades who have lost their limbs i'm the service
Of our country, and Of the orphans of those
who have lost their lives in our defense.
Res0lred, That a copy Of this resolution be
forwarded To Colonel j. a. Mclaughlin, late
commander Of the regiment, and that copies
be furnished the city papers for publication,
with the request that newspapers of the nth
Congressional District be requested 10 copy.
VIM HANNAMAN, Secretary.
Received. Of the 41th Regiment Indiana Vol
unteers, by Governor Morton, eleven hundred
ond sixty-nine dollars, for the Indiana Sol
dicrs' and seamen's Home.
JAMES NJ. RAY. Treasurer.
indianapolis, November 3, 1850.
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has it, Edward Ely. Cincinnati it. sprague 4
Co., who maintain the lead in the manufactur,
and sale Of fashionable clothing Indianapo-
IL, with its forty thousand souls and metro
poliian style. demands the same facilities. and
our esteemed friends. Messrs. >holtz 4 Foltz.
have supplied the de>deratum in one Of the
most complete and best appointed establish.
ments ia the state. See their advertised price
list In another column. Their stock i CON-
pleie. from the plain but substantial American
eas>imeres 70 the elegant "Weise Trecot.~ Of
French manufacture. aud Ter which they have
the exclusive sale.-Lqfdyeffs Courier. 3,I3
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CHARLES MAYER.

70 Vest Washington Street.
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The New City ssnp-.smusion...

The New City APPROPRIATIONS.
We wish to caution all who desire complete
Map of the city, 10 be sure that Asher 4
Adams's name head the Prospectus, "a some
may fall into the error Of ordering map Of
Marion County, under the impression that IL Is
the new city Map being published byus.
our City Map will show streets. ALLEYS. etc.
with shape Of lots. giving number and size Of
each In plain figures This Map will be about
six feet square, nearly twice the size Of any
other If the city ever made, and exclusively
city map. ASHER Il ADAMS,
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One Of fnse Gensfesnen from Hume.
Adams 4 Co.. with the purchase Of - book.
received Silver Castor valued nj $40. Mr.
Scott received silver Ice Pitcher valued at
sl5, and seorce- Of others are favored with
such prizes, AZ the Book Publishers Preseslta-
ton Depot, e6 North Illinois street GO and
see the store and gct catalogue and read the
explanations. The sell books az the lowest
retail prices and give handsome present with
each book. They have leased and fitted up
their beautiful store with the intention OF
remaining here for years 10 come. All they
ak L a trial az
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IHE COUNTY toUgrs.->Ome time since AZ
meeting II the members Of the indianapolis
Bar, committee was appointed TO present 20
the legislature the necessity q increasing the
facilities for litigation In this city. Asitis. IL
i almost Impossible O. get a ease tried. only
three civil cases were tried a the March term
81 the Circuit Court, in all u which new trials
were granted. and Al the late term not a single
civil ease came up for trial. The whole term
Wa necessarily taken up in trying criminals;
some ofwhom had laid in Jail two years await
ing The speedy trial " vouchsafcd them.by the
Constitution.
Thirty-thrce felons were taken 10 the state
Peuiientiary YESTERDAY being only part II
q the e fruits u the labor Of our Prosecuting
Attorney. This shows that he has not been
idle. \ great necessity exists for Information
in our Court sy>tem-giSing us more term
time. a. at present II 6, simply an outrage on
business men. and great wrong on the crimi-
mails. We hope this matter may be brought
before the Legislature. and the sid Committee
viii not forget their trust
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Empire cir ssook Co... Of FRI.

zes given away during the week ending Nov
embcr Il: Florence Richter with ~ 50 book
received silver watch valued at SIS ~. jas.
Goodwin with 81 90 book got silver cake
basket valued nj $40 90. Miss Emeline Far
rell with - 90 album received silver Ice
pitcher worth so %. Of other articles there
were given butter dishes. castors, % plated
cups. napkin rings. sets Of jewelry. sets Of
spoons. sets Of forks. call bells. salt castors.
etc, etc. in countless numbers. Each purcha-
ser receives gin. The No. Is III. East Wash
ington street
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BLY,. all my old friends and the public in gen.
eral, or "any other man. are respectfully
invited TO patronizc the old establishment and
well-known united states Dye-house and
Cleaning Establishment No. 62 South Illinois
street. Joseph Harris, Proprietor. Coats, Vests,
and Pants thoroughly cleaned, repaired and
made to look as good as new.
Let those now renovste who never did before,
And those who always renovated the more
Square dealing. reasonable charges and prompt
attention 10 business are our old friend Harris
notices. left
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sil not forget their trust.

THAT CREvAssE.-The breach in the Canal
has bern stopped BY Captain Forsyth. and the
influx q water arrested. People living in that
vicinity viii now have an opportunity 70 in
spect their cellars. and ascertain the amount Of
damage done by the unexpected visitation II
the watery element. The. nature Of the soil in
the old fair ground J. such. that il will soon
absorb the standing water. Meanwhile. by
way Of facilitating The removal II the water
wells are being dug, and large force i being
employed BY Capt. Forsyth, consisting II some
twenty OF thirty teams. and about seventy
men. The enterprising Canal, which has
~o'erleaped ITSELF will again be confined %
it, proper limits. The mills in that vicinity
whose business has been suspended by the de-
Walton Of their water power into another chan
mel. viii again resume their wonted operations.
The los 70 the Government in forage. etc. will
be considerable.
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WAS liz SUCCESSFULLY liz WAs.-A young
gentleman connected with an extensive boot
and shoe house ON East Washington street, Of
fraii and delicate mould. who has been 20 the
watering places this season for his health. and
who. notwithstanding his slight form. Is yet a
great expert as rifle shot, had the :good for
tune 20 win a $500 diamond ring NJ railing
match a few evenings since The valetudina-
rian deserves his luck.
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Indiannpolis. Peru and Chicae
Rxn

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
0rrf-rRs- David Macy, President and Superintendent:
d. G. Thompson Assistant Superintendent; " T. Mallott
General Ticket Agent; L. N. Andrews General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
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fTA brute Of a man, living In the vicinity
Il Camp Darlington. got drunk ON sunday and
then went home and beat his wife. Anclgh-
Dor stepped In while he was engaged in the
performance. and induced him 20 de>ist by
severe pounding. The besotted man was not
arrested. and the only punishment he received
was nom his neigabor. man who VIII add
TO the cnormity OF drunkenness the additional
crime Of beating his wife should be declared.
wherc committed. capital crime.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Very Fine Furniture a., Auction

to-day. nj 10 \. NJ, at Ne. - East Washington
street Rosewood Marble Top Dressing Bu-
rcans. do. do. Enclosed Wash stand. do. do.
Center Table. do. French Bcdstead. do. Ward.
robe. 20 yards Brussels Carpet. Floor Mats.
sofa Chairs. Cotton and shuck Mattresses,
Cane Seat Chairs, Feather Bed. thrce-py and
other Carpets. stoves, etc.
W. T.. frArurRsroN.
Auctlonccr
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Families i'm the North and Ea.t

parts Of the city are informed Il I've facts: l.
The Capital Drug store. corner q Massaehu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets. i very near
YOU; =. Mr.. Woods. who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods al reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately al
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh, and selected
with great care; 8. His sign-the Golden Nor
tar is plain To be seen. nl6-;In
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5000 to I.onu.-A r

5000 to 1.oan.-A responsible man de-
sires situation n Book-kcepcr or Salesman.
Has a knowledge Of business generally. Can
give the best Of city references. and will loan
his employer $500, Address 7. q. Box CSC.
or apply 10 JACOB ELDRIpGF.
Real Estate Agent, West Washington street.
OF
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yumrsiudnIc A sirubb. have fitted

most handsomely the room formerly occupied
by the Telegraph Company. over the Bee Hive
store, and now occupy the same with the
Union Insurance Company a. their Land and
Insurance Office 2l-lO
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Hook Notices.

From Bowen. stewart 4 Co. we have rcceiv-
ed Harper's ho0d<iHs Tor December. IL Is an
excellent number. and contains the concluding
chapters Of "our Mutual Friend a continue.
ton of ..Armadale.r and much other useful
and readable matter.
To Bland. Myers & Woodbury.. Publishers.
W. are indebted for a neat. and - far a. We
have been able to peruse IL. an ably written
little poem. entitled The spirit Of Harper's
Ferry, written by our townsman. VIM. W.
II. McCurdy
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the title of beautiful finished photograph Of
4 scene which occurred upon a certain occa-
sion Din an English lodge nearly one hundred
years ago.
A full poetical description accompanies the
picture. Mailed free on receipt II 80 cents to
lock box ~. indianapolis. Ind. nO,2o-tf.
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CITY IT z NJ S.

fTThc Headquarters IN Indiana for Fancy
and staple Dry Goods l. the New York store.
W. a II. Glenn proprietors. GIenn'- Block,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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CoxvTcTs.- Thirfy-three eonvicts left the
city this morning In charge Of sheriff Robin
son. One Of them was 4 woman. This num-
Der constitutes the yield Of the term of the Cir
cuff Court lust concluded.
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ASTROLOGICAL.
ASTROLOGICAL.
A - II II OIL O O. ".
Look Out. Good News for All.
gag. Young k.EONIDAS. 2sa.
GREAT AND REAL PSYCHOLOGIST.
His am By ihees.nas Ia, . been tried.

HIS skin By thousands has been tried,
Yes, Thousands he meet,
For In Astrology all nortsis Can eon1Ge,
with Prof Lsonitas. "a North DiB0is street
NE TELLS roc THg EVENTS OF LIFE, AND
Ill can never Be surpassed by any In this mystical
ofthe lie the seventh % the seventh
fer geBerasns and born with veil q light
he has been visited BY the eminent men- Doct0rs
Ia.ysrs. Ministers. Principals % the best Iheooxc.
snt Pubic Seminxries. College, Academies and sebool
He shows yoa the likeness 81 Jour future wife ard Has
band and understands the seenoe q Asroloxy a. The
Esyt Persians and Arabsns from books ana ora.
cies, constantly relied By the Emperor Nspolson
Queen Elxabeth md Dr. Dee. and numerous others.
ONCE ~ NortA Illinois street. Asfrsisgcs coasulta-
fion-LsfIes. one dollar. Gentlensn, too dellsrs.
n0vl3 t3n -
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r8-E. May A Co., at the Loan Office. No. -
South Illinois street, viii loan money on any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always ON
hand, unredeemed pledges for sale.
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PRoMorIoxs.-The following were made
yesterday, in the 18th Cavalry: Co. &, James
y. Parsons, % Lieut.; Co. l., John n. Slater,
"a Lieut.; Co. r, james T. Donahue. 2d Lieut.; ;
Co. q, Alexander Mcdonald, ID Lieut.; 90. X,
Martin Rowan. 2d Lieut..
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TT The Convention Of the Councils Of the
various cities Of Indiana meets this evening
AZ the Council Chamber, 20 take steps for the
purpose Of securing such amendments TO their
several acts Of incorporation a circumstances
have shown o BE- necessary.
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TT Eight conyicts were sent 70 the state
Prisons at Jacksonville and Michigan city,
during the late term Of the Common Pleas
Court
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fI1he Railroad Companies are improving
the streets in the immediate vicinity Of the
Union Depot. by deposit Of gravel. which they
are literally distributing on the streets and sur
face adjacent o. the depot aud between the
track. This Is cmIncnily proper. aud Is
wise provision against the mud and slush
following In the train Of grim aud lachrymosc
winter.
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r1-rhe streets are very dusty. almost as
much 20 a. though they were laboring under
the influences Of midsummer drouth and
tropical sun.
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inc Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily,
OfFTCnnsSsillmsn Witt. President Cleveland o.; X.
" Brown, General Superintendent L1cien Hills, General
Freight Agent T. d. Barton, General Passenger Agent,
indianapolis.
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~ A match game q cricket VIII be
played 70 morrow afternoon, on the grounds
Of the Indianapolis Cricket Club. near the
city
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STEAMBOAT MEETING. There will be- a
meeting Of the Stockholders II the Steamboat
"Governor Norton" at the usual place. to-
night, at II O'Clock.
BY order u the President,
: n, -asfafarN
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Veteran Oniccr~ can have their Re-
turns and Pay Accounts made out ON the fair
est terms az Colonel j. W. Blakc's War Claim
Agency oppOslte the Theater
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c. :. BUrrERrIELD. secretary.

TT new time table was introduced on
the Bellefoniaine Road on and after yesterday.
Passengers on the night trains will find them
selves especially well cared for. Two lux
urious and surprisingly cosy sleeping ears ac-
company each night train. The Bcllciontainc
Road 4 exceilcntly managed.
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General Pitcher has received orders to or
gunize q general Court Martial 10 III In this
city in n few days. Lieutenant Colonel {. H..
Frederick. 81 the Fifh V. II. G., will be Prsi-
dent. and Breyet Lieutenant Colonel W.
dudley OF the same regiment. viii he the
Judge Advocate. Important business viii be-
brought before the Court Martial.
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Law Report.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT CoURT-BEFORE
JUDGE MCDONALD - CRIMINAL DOCKET
United states ". Peter TIiworth. Defendant
i charged with counseling resistance 20 the
dram. In progress.
Hannah for the state. Mcdonald. Roache &
sheeks for defendant.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT BEFORE
JUDGE McDONAID-United states v. James
IIlIicjoss ct al. Defendants. were charged with
resisting the draft. The ease was noHe pros
ssd.
In the supreme Court nothing was done. be-
cause the Judges have not yet arrived. Per
haps some eases will be considered to-day by
the Court
QUARTERMAsTER's DErARTMENT.-C Captain
Forsyth, \. Q. VI. Of this Military District
sold, during the past week, 200 horses at La
fayette. and 300 at this place. The price re-
allied al the former city was an average of
s3j per head; those sold at this place averaged
go per head. The sale Of Quartermaster's
stores. consisting of Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Clothing, Teams. etc. still continues. al
the warehouse on Delaware street. ON next
Saturday, Captain Forsyth will offer for sale in
this city 200 mules. The bidding is always
spirited ut these Government sales. and fair
prices are generally realized.
MfLTrARH--Two commissioned officers and
forty enlisted men have been mustered out of
the Fifth Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
during the past few days.
From detachment Of the 22d Regiment Vet
eran Reserve Corps fifty-five enlisted men were
mustered out of the service.
One officer and thirty-eight men were mus
tered ont of the 81 Regiment Veteran Reserve
Corps.
These regiments, or detachments, were sta
toned in this city. The last two detachments
were quartered OF Camp Darlington.
MAYORS CoURT.-The following we take
from the Mayors docket Of yesterday:
INToxICATfoN.-Nann Brown and G.. W.
Allen were ap for this oficnse. They had cur
rency enough to make beasts Of themselves, but
not enough 10 pay their fines. therefore they
went to Jail for ten days.
AssocArISG WITH PROSTITUTES was the
ignoble cfense Of Adam Simons. lie went "a
Jail because he couldn't pay his fnc
KEEPING Horsr OF hf-FAuE.-For thi,
misdemeanor Lizzie Mcintyre paid So 20.
OCCUPYING \ Hovsr on lIL-FAME.--Addie
Hyatt was found guity~of this ofrense. and
went TO Jail for thirty days.
VISITING IfousE on ILL-rAMr.-d:e org,
stewart and John Borden were fined each
Sli 20 for this oilen-e. George paid m full
and Borden went 10 Jail.
Few soldiers, who were up for intoNica
ton. were, IN consideration Of their mcrltorou.
service In the field, dismissed. aud told not {,
do so again.
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FOR RENT.
Large Dwelling.

FItHE hne Family Residence, No. ei3 Sorih Pennsyl-
vania street. containing twelve rooms 10 for rent
Immediately, and most Of The fusniure- shica - goo<
and nearly new for sale with the lease
Ths hoass Is vel arrsnged and properly situated for
keepinx q number q first class bosrders- Apply ~
once 70 nckkkNAN PfkkCE.
n0vis-d3t
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OuR CIRCUIT couRr.-N Nothing was done ~
the term of the Marion Circuit Court, just con-
cIuded. beyond adjudicating the eases on the
criminal docket, and the hearing Of divorce
eases. Even the criminal docket was not finish
ed, while the civil docket was not touched, save
a. respects the divorce eases Nevertheless
the term was a busy one, and much business
was disposed Of, arguing that crime Is much
ON the increase. and that matrimony often
proves infclicitous.
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81. 81. 81. II.

For Sale. to Pay Advance~.-Atth the
Loan Office. No. 81, South Illinois street,
large lot Of New and Second-handed Clothing,
such "a fine Dress Goats. Overcoats, Pants.
Vests. shawls, also. tine lot OF silk Dresses
for Ladies, Half Price; also. Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, Rings, Pins. Diamonds,
and variety Of articles Of every description.
All will be sold 10 pay advances. Call In and
examine. III. vi. Bush,
No. 81, on the corner Of South Illinois and
Maryland streets. 1890
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III The joint Resolution which proposes
90 repeal the Thirteenth Article of the eonsii-
tuition cf Indiana. made the special order Of
the business. to-day. NJ : o'clock =. NJ. In
the House. An exhaustive discussion viii
doubtless attend the consideration Of thls most
important question. The House viii bccrowd-
al 10 70 utmost capacity by visitors because
this l. a matter of no ordinary consequence.
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RENovAToRs.
Cleaning and Dyeing Esta bIishment.

FuVHR UNITED STATES DYR-HOUsK no sssoUTB
u Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana,
Al this old and vell-known esabIshmsnt the ia1ies
can have silks and ~ooen goods dyed perm
ted and repaired.
New and secont-hsnd clothing bought and sold. also
apsticular branch In the ne draw
ing-bllia fisble CLOTH IN any garment can Be
20 81 II no; be visible to the naked eye
kcmemherthe place. No. IS South Illinois street
nosl du JOSEPH HARRIS. Prspristor
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Blake Orchard Ios.A nv nj

lots on Mississippi street and four lots on
Tennessee, between Walnut and North streets,
all lo5 feet deep to 30 foot alley For sale at
the National Land Agency. opposite the Thea
ter.
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uanlin n lga-chi. have
Fashionable Cfothier~.

Office 10 Exchange Building. 2ll. North ILL.,
nois street, opposite Bates House. novIs-2m
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WANTS..
| GENTS WANTED.

GENTS WANTED. IN EVERY TOWN IN
~ the state for Juuius Henri Brownies War Adven-
tarr--A Book q thrilling interest," volume % facts re-
corded N no history q the war; daily experiences m
camp, On the battle tei1, IN the HOSPITAL and prison
including an account q the auth0rs capture AZ vicks
burg while running the rebel batteries his mprisoa
meEt al Niessonrg. Jackson Atlanta, Rehmood and
>Asoay hs escape and periious journey q four hun
cred niles 20 the Union lines knoxville Sold exelu
siveiy BY Agents. Address
O. D. CASE a CO., Puelshers,
n0vls-dlwAw3w
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For the Choicest Delicacie> OF tine
season call ON Rhodins. Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell oyster. Fat and Plump. served
u all styles. lS-lm