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From Canada.

TORONTO, Jan. 23-The Globe to-day has q
report that the English Government is about
to send a fleet Of gunboats to the lakes is
eanard.
A writ Of habeas corpus in the case Of Bur-
leigh was moved for to- day. The case is likely
to come on Immediately.
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METROPOLITAN HALL,

METROPOLITAN HALL,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. g.
Mr.. HENZE having Just opened the above.
named
PLACE OF RESORT,
would be most happy to see his old patrons and
friends, he having rgased some of the
BEST ARTISTS
in the Profession, who will appear nightly in
SONGS, DANCES, 30.
Miss KITTY LEE. Dansuese.
Miss EVA BLANCH, Singer.
Mile JoBIPHINE. Bsnsuese.
Miss ARLEAN, Singer.
Miss DEvBNPORr, Dansuese.
WILLIAMS, Fancy Dancer, OonIc Singer,
Weneh Dsncsr, and Sentimental Singer, and also
the crest Jig Dancer. He will appear nightly.
The BAR is stocked with the
CH0IoEsT LIQUORS
In the MI market. Jan l9-lw
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'S NEW THEATEk,
Teata ssssst, abops Pennsylvania avenue.

Last week bnt. one Of the engagement of the
Eminent Ira gedisn,
EDWIN FORREST,
who will appear for the last time g
THIS Tuesday, EVENING, Jan "a, 1855
In his great character of
METAMORA.
The Last Of the Wampanoags
supported by MADAM P0NIBI as Nahneoke Miss
ALlO1 GRAY "a 0ceapa, Mr. JN0. McCUL-
pany.
WEDNEsDAYfRAND COMEDY NIGHT.
Madam Pnnisi: Mr. Jao. McCuiiough, and the
entire Company in two Glorious Comedies,
THE Wonder; or, Woman Keeps a Secret -
and the "Serious Family"
Thursday-First appearance this season of Mr.
Edwin Forrest al
EDWIN FORREsT's NIGHTS
For the Fourth Week of his engasement ara
MONDAY, TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRI
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Maryland observation-disclosures on M r
EvePett's Death.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-The Maryland Legis-
lature to- day unanimously passed resolutions
expressive OF regret at the death of Edward
Everett, and highly eulogistic of his distin-
kuished character and public services. and
ceased before the Legislature at an early day.
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New York Gold Market-Weekly Bank
Statement.

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.--4old closed at 1913.
The weekly bank statement shows the de.
crease In loans to be $2,60OO00 Specie 81 OOO, ,00O
circulation, 800, 600; deposits, 2,S00, 600.
At the evening board stocks were not very
strong. There were large transactions in gold.
After the call gold was as high as 200, and at
the close Of the report it stood at 19S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

SEATON HALL.
GOTTSCHALK's POSITIVE FAREWELL IN
AMERICA.
Prior to his departure for Havana and Mevico
sIGNOR MUZI0
has the honor to inform the citizens of Wasb;ne.
ION and vicinity that he has succee eded Ia matino
srran ngements with the world renowned Pisnist
and great Com poser,
In. eoTrsoHALK,
to give series of
GRAND CONCERTS
in the princip pal cities of the United states r;o .
his de sarture for Havana and Mexico. p'ior 70
MR.. GOTTsCHALKS
Farewell Concerts in Washington will take place
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. Jan.
uRry oath and 25th,
sIGEeR MUZIO takes great pleasure to An
lowing musical artists to assist Mr. q GoTTsCHALK
in these Concerts:
MISS LUCY sIMONs.
the young and talented Cautratice, (pupil of b;s
whose III pre- ecedented success during a aeries NJ
cor certs in New York has neen cheerfully &C.
knowledged by the Press and enthusiastic ic audi
ences.
SIGNOR ARDAvANI,
the celebrated Bar atone. of the italian Osara ,ro,,
the Academy of Music, New York,
sIGNOR MCZIO,
Musical Director and Conductor.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. Secured seats so Cents
Ticket office open commencing Saturday, Jan.
2ltt. at W. G. Metzer0tt's Music store
Orders from the country. enclosing the smount
attended to by W Metzsrott.
Doors open at7'4 Concert to commence at 8.
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CAUrIlR's RlsTAURANT.

Senators and members Of Congress, and stran-
se,s who intend residing in this city for the win
ter. and vsh to he entertained will find suites Of
PRIVATE ROOMS always ready for private Din
ner and Supper parties &C
R6e "A. I'm 262 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
"A Qses 514 Pa. AuenIe, Washinston, ID. O.
GREAT EASTERN; NORTHERN AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS F0RWARDERS.
MERCHANDISE, MONEY JEWELRY, vALU-
TToSs5 Ss5 ass1f al.
sSEfa tasT
Its principal otaeesar
c1NTAiT1Ik c1NNATIk ST F,k}SGIi6s k9SfEIi hs9U1s-
Connections made at New York and Boston
T. the osh.s and
20 LiyERPeoL. soUTHXaPToN ana HAvRE,
sna 1nsnts by EurG pesn expresses to all Promneat
ns.s sps BILLS made
s Is o. DUNN, Agent, Washington, D. c.
WAsHINeToN CITY sAv1Nss BANK,
" lsooRPoRATEp MARoH srH. 1864
EDWARD sIMMs. President and Treasurer.
EDW'D CLARK, Vice President and Becretary.
JOIN r. H7aS'; !. V. sifss!: fHsSs: szi ;: szzisDsnn.
This Bank b is now open for the rscsip. of De-
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
No, 90 LOUISIANA Av;; nnder Simm's New Building
AD"AhD CLARK, Secretary.
EDWARD CLARK go,
BANKERS,
the Savings Bank, No. SIS Louisiana syenps
DEALBRsIN
EXCHANGE. GOLD AND SILVER
And General Banking Business
EDWARD CLARK JoBs E,yIra
deo7- eo2m
JAY COOKE 4 CO., BANKERs,
yIYYERRfR 6Fl.Rf OPPOSITE II q r,r.er,v
Resolve Subscriptions for the
NEW q. s. 1910 LOAN
suthsrized By the act Of yuns soth, 1854.
The notes win be issusd under date Of Alsus,
Uth,i nominations Of
$50, e1o0, $500. 81, 600 and SS 900.
payable 70 bearer or order, bearing Interest A
SO Per eentun Per annum, payable seri.an
nuAlly, and win be convertible the optiou Of
The holder at maturity Into dx Per cent, yfva.
twenty Bonds.
We bay and SELL
GOVERNMENT BONDS Of al issuss.
fnIAsURY MOTIFS,
ClRfIBIoATlS OF INDIBTlBN1es.
And o0IN,
And pAy the hieAest pYies Sor
pAkfHRMAef1Rr UlRIIYIoAfU OHIoKs.
bn-u JAY COOKE q 90,
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GROWERS THEATER.
Avenue, near Willard, n Hoh>,

Pennsylvsnia Avenue. near Willard's Hotal.
EXTRA OCCASION.
TUESDAY EVENING, January o.
First appearance in fifteen months of Washing.
''n MISS LUofLLE WESTERN,
Fhe will assume her great character of
CYNTHIA.
THE BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GIRL,
in Blackstone 8 ghtful three act drama entited
THE FLOWERS or tn & FOREST
Or, the g. ipsey Flower Girl.
To conclude wit the popular Irish Farce entitled
BARNEY. THE BARON.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TEE PURoRE CONTINUES
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JOSH HART G. COvELLI AND J. 8. CLARK,
JOSH HART, G. COVELLI AND j. 8. CLARK
JOSH HART, e. COVELLI AND J. 8. CLARK,
In new Drama.
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U. S. COURT OF CLAIMS. january 23-Charles
Stewart. VS.. The United States. Chief JUS
tice Casey delivered theiopinion Of the court In
this case, sustaining the demurrer.
Charles F. Stansbury VS.. The United
States. Judge Loring delivered the opinion
of the court in this case adverse to the claim.
Matthew Bonuer, executor OF Oadwallader
Wallace, deceased, VS.. The United States.
Judge Wilmot delivered the opinion Of the
court in this case, adverse to the claim. Ad-
,ourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-24

Upquestionably the most finished Lady vocslist
now en- the stage. Late OF Wsston's Concert Hal
London. where shs achieved the nott brill
Diamond Brooch, q g,ft from the Royal Academy
OF Munc; London, a. an evidence of their appreci-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
NEW SKIRT FOR 1868.
TIE GREAT INVENTION OF The AGE ~
HOOP SKIRTS.

Jw. BRADLEY'S New Pateut DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY, late J. 7. & J. o West J
SOLE PR0PRlETORS and MANUFACTURERS, o.
Chambers and - and 81 Reade Streets, Now York.
THIS INVENTION consists Of DUPLEX (or two) Elilip
tic Steel Springs ingcniousy Rraided and Firmly
together edge edge. making the chest flexible
Elastic and Darabe Spring used They seldom Bend
Break like the Single Springs and consequently Pre-
their Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twico as Long
any other Skirt.
Tho wOSDERFCF FLEXIBILITY and Great Comfort and
Pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all Crowded Assem-
blies Operas, Carriages Railroad Cars Church Pews.
Arm Chairs for Promenade and House Dress the Skirt
can be folded whe. in use to occupy small place easily
as 4 silk or Muslin Dress
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort and great
convenience of wearing the duplex Elliptic Steel Spring
Skirt for single day will afterwards willingly dis
pensc with their For Children Misses and Young
Ladies, they Superior to all others.
They the Best Quality in Every Fart, and Unqurs-
tonably the Lightest Most Desirable Comfortable and
Economical Skirt Ever Made.
FOR SALE in all First-Class Stores in This City. and
throughout the United States, and Canadas Havana 4"
Cuba. Mexico South America. and the West indies.
INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEY ELLIPTIC SKIRT.
April 6-2lm3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
II Is estimated that the persons excluded fror

1t is estimated that the persons excluded from
the privileges of the late amnesty proiam1 1tion
will number between 100, 900 and 100000. Many
Of these will probably be pardoned on special ap-
plication. Gen. Longstreetis already reported TO
have gone to Washington to solicit pardon and
restoration ofproperty for himsel!. The fact that
he was graduate Of Wcs. Point, and we IL ink an
army officer at the breaking out of the rebellion
will probaly initiate against him. We do not
think it would be just or polite to restore any for
feited rights to officers who bascy deserted their
flag at the hour of the nations peril. - e-f
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15

Itis said that the Trans, Mississippi army would
never have given up in the world if Magruder
hadn't stabbed his toe, tumbled down, and smash
ed his whisky bottle. n.-.r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
DR.. E. S. OODD g. CO.
Bucba nan, Mich

The above medicines are for sale at Wholesale
by J. III. Reed. Chicago; and in Plymouth by all
the Druggists, and by all dealers throuStou' the
country.
Jan. IS, lS6.-nI3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
GERMAN
COUGH BALSkM,
The best and most reliable medicine for
Cousas, Creup, Bronehieii>, Asthma, Whoopins
Cough, Ae.. &e.,
Is found in the use of Dodd'. German Cough Bal
som. Use extensively in the L. 8 Army.
DOdd'S Liver Pills!

CNITsl EtFE 4 HDI.E,
Arc used by thousands who pronounce them the
best in use for Bilious disease, Nervous and Sick
Headache, impurities ofthe Blood, Female Irregu-
laritcS, and in all cases where athorough'y cleans
ing Pill is required.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
DOdd'S DiNyrhea Cwre
Dodd'S Camphentine Linimen

For Lame Back, Sore Throat, rheumatism Pain
n the Side and Breast. Teothache, Headache.
Chilblains. &C., is eyccIled BY no other compound
cxtant. This and all the above medicines are
carefully and scientifically prepared by
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
OBJ ERVE WELL
The Noted Analytical Physician,
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE.

THE only Physician of his kind in tn. West. has met
with the greatest gained better rcpuiaion
fectcd complete cures, visited places longest
without missing engagement than any physician that
travels has outlvcd them all and become noted for his
skill in treating all chronic diseases Of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15

Josh Billings says: "God save the phools, and
don't let em out, for lift wasn't for them wise
men coulda't get a.liying." ~ firongi7 sTsai
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15

head, nerves. kidneys, bladder, womb and boed acc-
ons Of tho urinary organs gravel scrofla rheumatism
catarrh, asthma bronchtas, dyspepsia. Sc.
Our practice, not Of experiments, but of twenty
standing founded the laws of Nature. with
Of experience and evidence 10 sustain il. DO
down, make sick make well, harsh treatment
trifing lattering We know the and the reme-
dy needed guess work but knowledge gained by
experience in the treatment Of these diseases elusive
ly encouragement without prospect Candid in
opinions reasonable in charges, claim To know
everything everybody hut do claim and
common sense We invite the sick, what their
aiment, to CALL investigate before they abandon hope.
make interogations and decide for themselves will
nothing consultation is This is the
that have visited LaTore. and shall make nv visits
for years regularly the days Of the week every
eight weeks.
can he consulted at LaPorte, Parker House. during
Sunday and Monday, until o'clock, June 18th and 10th,
| 1865
| Residence ami Laboratory. Waukegan, Illinois.
Those not able to visit write.
april 6-2Jyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-06-15
A CARD TO THE LADIES'
DIR. DCPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES.
NJ r A l. L 3 l. {
~ CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES, REMOVING
DISTRACTIONS OF THE MONTHLY TURNS,
FROM WHATEVER CAUSE. AND ARE
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A

FROM WHATEVER CAUSE. AND ARE
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As A
PREVENTATIVE
And the "only sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints peculiar TO the
sex, whether "married or single"
These Pills are nothing new, but have been US
cd by the Doctors for many Years, both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
case; and he is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them, to make the Pills public for
alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever well as to prevent an increase Of
family where health vii, not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated or hose suppOsng themselves
so, are cautioned asans using these pills while n
that condition. - the proprietor assumes respon
sibiliy after the above admOntion, although their
mildncss would prevent any mischief to health.
otherwise TIE Pills recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box.
$4,000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both by mvselt
and agents, to all parts or the world to which an
swers have been returned, in which ladies saw
nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the SCIENCE or Medic Ne DawNED Uroy THE
WORLD ~ REMOVING OBSTRUCTION AND REsToG.
ING NATURE To ITS PRoPER CHANNEL,
Quieting the nerves and bringing back the "rosy
color of health" 10 ihc check Of the most delicate
PRrcE Sl.00 rER Box. Six BoTrLrs FOR S5.0n
Sold by all Druggists, and Nv Dr. L. A. LEMON
sole Agent for Plymouth. Ind.
Ladies nv sending him 100 can have the pills
sent (conflentially] by mail, free OF postage, to
any part of the city or country.
G.. p. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States 167 Dearbon Street. Chicago. III.
GEORGE r. TfIRALLS & Co. sole Agents
for Warsaw, Ind.
N.B. None genuine unless the Box is signed
SD. HOWE. ln7-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-14

The past week was one Of great interest to th,
Jewish people of this country, from the fac
of the annual Convention of the Constitution
Grand Lodge of the "Sons of the Covenant
being held in New York. This is the great
Jewish order Of this nation, and its beneficial
workings are highly estimated aud appreciated by
the lsrseliies The "Sons OF the Covenant
originated some twelve years since, and its foun.
ders sought by its means 10 bring about union
oil all lsraelite. irrespective OF doctrinal differ.
cnces, upon the broad platform OF Jewish en-
lightenmeAt, benevolence and brothery love II
was started in New York. and has now spread
over the entire Union from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Its NAN objects are the foundation oil
colleges. schools. hospitals. and kindred institu
tons. the encouragement of Jewish literature
aud the protection OF Jewish interests whenever
assa,led by bgoted fanatics Its influence In
erful voice OF the Order has made itself heard on
several occasions While the al mission 10 the
lodges and the internal workings are secret. its
objects and purposes are open. and public OBJ
servstions aud criticism courtcd rather than
avoided
The Order nov consists OF sixty sir lodges
located in each of the principal cities OF the
Union The members number nearly 10 900, all
men OF influence and irreproachable social stand.
ing It's capital Il nearly half a million of dol
lars During tie past year some $50 900 has
been expended Co. benevolent purposes. Among
It's dongs during ae vast year IL the foundation
Of Jewish hospital in Philadelphia the success
ful working OF several literary associations. and
large increase to the widows and orphans
fund. with which il i. intended At no distant day
to erect a widows hltas ard orphans asylum =
PHILADELPHIA Are
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-14
An Interesting incident of the War
Lesson Taught.

Many instances have been given bv travellers
Of the affection shown by the Arabian horses to.
wards their masters; aud so much. also. has been
written 10 prove their sagacity, as 10 make one
believe. at times. that they must he endowed
with instinct which approaches nearly, IL not
quite, to the reasoning faculty Of a human
being. BE this. however. as IL may. we very
much dosbt il among the fea,s narrated of tho
horses OF the East any can be found that exceeds
IN affectionate devotion the following incident.
which was told Us 4 few days since at Saratoga
by the soldier 20 whom il occurred. The nara
tor Is a Young Irishman, and like many others
OF his nation, joined. shortly after his arrival in
America. Sheridan's Brigade. IL was in one OF
those forced marches when they had driven back
the enemy and had been in the saddle for several
consecutive days aud nights, that this trooper
avsiled himself of = temporary halt, TO slip from
his saddle and stretch himself upon the turf-his
horse. mean whils .bronsng in the immediate vie-
nifty he had slept for some little time. when be
was suddenly awakened by the frantic paving Of
his horse at his side Fatigued by bis long ride. he
did not rouse al once but lay 10 that partially con
scions state which frequently attends great ply
steal prostraton Soon. however, the faithful ami
nal perceived that It's efforts had failed TO accom-
plish their object licked his face and placing its
mouth close 20 his ear. uttered loud snort
Now thoroughly awake. be sprang M. and. as
the horse turned tor him 20 mount he saw for
the hrst time that his comrades had all dissp-
pesred. and that the enemy were coming down
upon him At full Eailop Once mounted. the
faithful beast bore him With the speed OF the
wind safely from the danger. aud soon placed
him among his companion. Thus, he added
~ish emotion. the noble fellow saved me from
captivity. and perhaps fro u death"
Can there be found on record a more bSauti-
iul example Of afeetionAte devotion on the part
OF dumb brute TO his master than thisf Tn
doubtedy similar examples have occurred during
the present var which will forever be buried in
oblivion. Would ths' they might be brought to
light. II their narration could IN any degree init
gate the cruelty to which the horse il constantly
subjected especially in our large cities where
many Of the drivers are more brutal than the
beasts they have 10 charge York Jour
nal oi Commerce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-14
Saratoga-Painfed Angels

have been terribly shocked For one whole
week my most ardent sympathies were excited
at the sickly, lsnguid appearance OF Young
lady who had seat directly opposite me every
day at the dinner table, her form was emaciated.
her skin perfectly transparent, and death like
hue seemed to pervade the whole atmosphere
about her; the eyes shone With unnatural bril-
liancy, aud under them vas perceptlble the in
evitable blue black cooring-the tell tale of a
debanchee. | longed fos an Introduction that |
might recommend the application OF fresh oys-
tiers or blood sucker, but failing OF an oppor-
tunitv to secure this privilege, | oesought lady
friend 10 suggest these applications T" la. me,
she exclaimed in utter amazement, Why how
verdsnt you are: don't YOU know that the lady
paints her lower eyelids 2" IL was indeed too
true, as have since sscertaned positively She
tor whom nv whole soul has vearned in synpa-
Thy Tor week. was daubed all over With paint.
and most shockingly dishgured herself TO crafty
prurient taste 10 be in the extreme OF fashion
Looking around me at the dinner table 20 day.
saw no less than six ladies dishgrred BY daub
OF blue black paint on the lover eyelids. When
earth's angels begin 20 paint about the eyes.
wear false ousts. and false hair in bag behind
their heads. to what extremes may We not ex
pect the dear creatures to so :-Cor. New York
Times
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-14
GOOD WINE MADE FROM SORGHUM
NOTICE.
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS,

IL persons indeb'ed TO the sinking Fund hereby
IN notified that all lands mortgaged said fund and
on wnic intere has not been paid In advance for the
present year. will be advertised for sixty DAYS previous
Q and offered at public sale tue second Tuesday in
December next.
BY order Of the Board OF ACCOMPLISHMENT
w n. TALBOT, President.
July Is, ls65
lI THE following named newspapers will please pul-
sh the above advertisement Ia their weekly Issue ia the
amount OF Iro Dodrs aud forward copy OF psper and
bill 10 this Office,
Register and Republic m Lasrenceburg; Courier Md
ison; Journal and Demokrat Evansville; Journal aud
Express, Ierre haate; Democrat, Princeton; Press
Greeneastle Pslladiam Richmond; sentinel Fort syne
sun Nineennes JournA Lafayette; Review, crawfords
viie Democrat, Goshen; Uuen. Laporte STANDARD An
derson Eagle, decatur; Republican Gretnsburg: sen-
nel, Rochester; Democrat and Republican Plymouth;
democrat AoatceilO Republican, kashville Volunteer
sheioyviile; Democrat Huntington; Ledger, New Al
bany' Democrat, salem; Democrat. Columbus Register
81 Joseph Republican, Valparaiso; Post Columbis City,
ndisnisn Bloomfield; Democrat, Franklin; Reporter.
CAnneltoB; Democrat. Corydon; Democrat Rock port;
Union, Danville; Crescent, Frankfcrt; Times Delphi:
Pharos, Loysnsport; Courier, Newcastle Oven County
Journal: Spencer; Democrat, Upton keveiIle yevsy.
Iyls dss