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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-08
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
lnfaliibie I'm Correcting Irrcgu-
Iarities, Removing distractions
of the Monthly Turns, from
Whatever Cause. and Always
Successful as n Preventative,

And the "only sure" and CERTAIN RFMEDY for all
those ac ng complaints peculiar TO the sex, wheth
married single
These Pills nothing new, but have been used by
the Doctors for many years. both in France and Amer
ica with unparalleled success ia and he IS
urged by thousand ladies who have used them to
make the Pills public. for the alienation Of those suf
ferng from any irregularities whatever, well TO
prevent increase OF family where health viii not
permit it, Females peculiarly situated those suppes
ing themselves so, cautioned against using these
Pills while in that condition. the proprietor assumes
responsibility after the above edmonton although
their mildness wO1t prevent any mischief 10 health.
Otherwise the Pills recommended. Full and explicit
directions accompany each box
$1,000 BO1ES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO YEARS
thousand by letter both by myself and
agents. to all parts Of the world, 10 which have
been returned which ladies say nothing like the above
CINE DAMNED UPON TBE WORLD IN REMOVING.
DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING NATURE TO ITS
PROPER CHANNEL, enietins the nerves and restoring
rosy color OF health" the cheek Of the most DELI
cate.
PRICE 81 90 PER BOX. SIX BOXES fors5 90.
Sold by al Druggists, and by the following Jobbing
and Drug Houses, Agents for indianapolis, Indiana
ladies' by sending tl procure the Pills, sent
fdentisy by mail. and without observation, TO any
part OF the city counry,) and for sale by
T0MLlNSON COX, No. Is Esst Washington street
STEWART 4 MORGAN, No. 40, East Washington
street.
W. l. HASKTrr / CO, No. IA. West Washington
street.
HHL LEE Nos. Is and % Bates Block.
IF. SEYMOUR, No. s. Bates House Block, and By
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository al the q nifed States.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 81 900 0oo
CASH CAPITaLPAtD IN.................. $500. 900

XNTlLL receive subscriptions, as financial agent Of
wv the Government, for all OF Its popular loans
VIII collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bends the liberal terms Currency bonds csshed
presentation when due.
Always hand full supply Of L. s. revenue stamps
for sale at the regular discount
will buy and sell all government securities. orders
Washington coin and exchange IN all the principal cit
les.
VIII make collections throug hou the West and EsEt
At very reasonable rates.
VIII receive deposits and loan money ST per cent
good security.
Having unlimited facilities, will transact ali kinds Of
banking business on fair terms and with the utmost
pronptness.
THO. p HAU6HEY, Pres't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis, December ,, 1884.
dec<-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-08
nLrxD mKN AND TnR ELEPHANT

Sozx c. SAN.
H-ss xx men Of Ineos..n.
To learning much Inclined,
Who went 10 zee the Elephant.
Crhoash eli % them -sTe bllndJ
That each By observation
Night SATISFY hs mid
he Fir<s spprosesed the Elephant.
And hspp~ning % fall
Against his brad and sturdy side,
began 20 brxwi:
"God bless me but the Elephant
Is very Ike eali-"
The seeond. feeling of The task,
Cried, ''Hoi What have ve here
ovey round and smooth and sharp
To me IDS zishty clear
his wonder OF an Elephant
Isvery Like spear
he Third approached the animal.
sa'es And happening 20 take
s.. :. Ths Separating trunk within BIS hsats.
Thus boldly up and spske:
al see" qssth be, "the Elephan;
Il very Ike snsse'
The Fourth reached out hi. eager hard
And felt about the knee;
what most this wonderful beast is Ike
u mighty plain" suOib he;
It's clear enough the Elephant
ls very Ike treeF
The FlfA. Who CHANGED 70 touch the ear.
Said. "E'en the blIndss; man
Can tell what this resembles iaosi
Deny the fact who can,
This marvel OF al ElsphAn.
i very Ike "A fan -
The Sixth sooner bad begun
About the beast 70 grope,
Than, seizing on the swinging tail
That fell within his s-ope,
81 see" quoth be- ''the Elephant
hvey IKEA ropel"
And these Of Indostsn
- Dspu ed loud and long,
Each In hfs opinion
--rrl EEceedirg stif and strong.
Though each was partly In the right
And all were In the vrOngi
MORAL
50, on In theologic wars,
The dsputants, vesn,
- Rail On In utter ignorance
OF What each other mean.
And pirate about an Elephant
Not Of them has scent
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indianapolis and Madison
~ N HLHzDA HD.
1864. 49, E 1864.

New Arrangement 10 Commence Mem
day, Nay 10, 1884.
TWO passenger trains daily tsundAys sIcep,ec be.
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, al 500 A. n
and p NJ. arriving Madison at 1880 A. NJ and Use
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison az A. NJ and ~ p. L.,
arriving az indianapolis 81 II A. ". and 7.SnP.M.
Trains leave Columbus for Rushville a. p. NJ srTiv-
ing at SHOP NJ Returning leave Nashville AT A. NJ,
arriving FL Columbus al Ills A. ".
This Road forms line with theesckets a. Madison for
the Transportation Of freight between Cincinnati snd In
disnapolis and points West.
Tariff Of Fret hts a. low by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find 10 erintsr-
est TO ship By thisline.
marls &c. BRaSaAN. Superintendent.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia, Pa.

h IsEAsEs OF TIE NERVOUS, sExINAI. TRINA
H RI AND SEXUAL sYSrEMS-ces and reliable
reatment-in Reports CT the Howard Assocation-sent
y nal In sealed letter envelopes free Of charse AZ.
Treas D.. J. szuLIy-HOuGHToS Howard Assocsst3on.
30 Soc h Ni1tb street Phtls6elnh,@-p sevT 'e4 IL
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WITHOUT A RIVAL!

And Justly deserves tie reputation II has long enjoyed
In Central America and the West Indies.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. coLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE 80. 80 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeits his fee he fails IN
ing s-y case that nay under his care no matter
how obstinate o. long standing. he warrants y0u
cre Syphilis n The primary stage. helped IN IS min
utes cured IN rs hours elect Of 30 years standing
cared by Dr. G. fraes hea-s 20 10 p. n MARKS
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DAILY, KEEPER X RUSH,

wholesale Druggists, No. %, South Meridian street.
C. s. LACEY, General Travelling Agent for the Western
States, l67, Dearborn street, Chicsso, Illinois.
n. B.-Sone Genuine unless the box is signed as.
HOWE" jsn3l-dlyeod
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
G ~ G i n n AT
SOUTHERN OHIO.
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and Cincinnati
ShOrt-Lfuc
~ N n ~ ~ GD - II
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18Th. TRAINS
II II will MN

II fale INC sAnlr as Oy any 0lhcT Route, snd The
speed, safety and comfort Of trains equal the best
lines In the country.
IrFAsk for tickets via Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad"
Special Notice--The new track into Cincinnati
Is complete, and passengers by this line landed
the HNew Pearl Street Depot" the Burnet
House, about mile the business Of the
city than any other Depot.
ROBERT MEX, Superintendent.
w.. L. NosLE, General Ticket Agent
A s. BUkT, Travelling Agent. BovI<-du
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M e DICAl.
NJ A N II O o D

A I'D THE yI6oR OF YOUTH RESTORED N FoUR
N weeks y Dr. RiCoRD ; ESsESCk or LIFE. DIT.
kcort (of Parls after years % earae-; so-i.atioa.
has length acceeced 90 The urEent request % the
Aneriesn pablic and appoiutsa agent In View York.
for the sale % hs walked ard highly pr1sd Essence o.
tie mot shattered constitutions "a four weeks and n
ng printed intructions failure iupos-
sible This lIfe-restorfng remedy should be taken
eli Aboui 70 maiTy rs secls are permanent Sue
cess, In every case. Is certain.
DR. Reo-ds Essence Fl Life 4 sclt IN 9th fun
in-trucrIors fnr use g. four qnenttss for
g. and Will hs seat 70 any part, carefully packed 60
receipt REMIT 70 ia accredited agsrt Cirsrar
seat hee receipt q focr u.nps
rRltrP ROLAND 81 BroocDe sss>ss
jsc9Ssck One esos vsst q Bresdvsy. III.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY

OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF WARRINGTON AM
~ Meridian streets, Indianapolis.
Three daily Expresses 70 New York;
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses to Chicago and st Louis;
The above Companies the only privileged
the following roads, viz:
INDIANA CENTRAL;
LAFAYETTE CHICAGO;
INDIANAPOLIS PERU;
TERRI HAUTE 4 RICHMOND;
BELLEF0yTAIER INDIANAPOLIS.
Money, packages valrables and freight carried With
safety and Dispatch and in charge Of special and econ
messengers.
Notes, Bills and Drafts will be promptly collected
resdy returns made j. BUTTRRFTELD Agent
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IT 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.-Ofice Of

nsesscr q Ninth Collection District, complying the
1zth Isb, and I'D Wards No. 90 West Forty Fourhst
near SiIth-sve.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that the Lists and Enumer
ptions made under direction Ia this District consisting Of
Incomes for the year 1884 and Licenses OF sh
ces for the year 1870 viii remain my Office Tor objection
ssted notified that viii s II ocs the 2lh day
81 JUNE and for i've days next thereafter between
receiving appeals and Determining relative any or
excessive assessment 49, 800. XXI.
matter thing respecting which decision 10 requested
slso, the ground or principle Of error complained Of
HOMER FRANKLIN. Assessor Ninth District
..H No. ~ West Forty fourth.st
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Jnternal Ncpenne.
1YITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, EIGHT
ZENITH AND TWENTIETH WARDS. 81
Notice is hereby given that the lists and enumerations In
ths district for the annual taxes on incomes of 1894 and h
eep~~s and enurrera.ed articles 1865 will remain open IN
my Office objection and appeal for the space Of ten days.
and all persons interested notified that Will ct at NY Of
zee the first day Of July and for I'VE days next thereafter
exclusive of Sunday the National Anniversary between
the hours OF ard IL Of the for the purpose Of
seivng sppS ais and determining relative 10 any alleged eone
Gus OF excessive assessment. ....
Al appeals to the must be In writing and must
specify the particular matter thing respecting which
deeca .eqnestsd and must state the ground principle
Of error complained Of
~ f1r n A. J. BLEECKER.
United States Assessor Eighth District.
Ofkce Nos. 238 and l4l Fourthsve
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IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
Der 1865 ON premises the valuable Iron Property known
a. THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS with 80 acres
OF Land about good Farming Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River hfy miles above the
mouth in Lyon County, Kentucky embracing large and
complete Rolling Mil, Forge with twenty Nobblhg fr.'
Machine Shop containing ahes Boring and Planning Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine to separate from Nil
with Grist Mill attached large Warehouse Dry Goods
Brick Office. and large number of Dwellings for WORK
men Also about forty thousand bushels OF Stone Coal and
sixty thousand bushels of Charcoal.
The above Iron Works have been In sucessfu operation or
number Of years. and the reputation Of the lyon fully es'ab
Ehed with capacity for tive thousand tuns Of
superior Charcoal Iron yeary-untpased by any usnu-
tory In the United States This facilities for obtsinug Pig
Iron establishment IN the West there be-
Ing three charcoal furnaces within 10 three miles OF the
MIL capable of producing or eight thousand uns oil
Pig Iron yearly. - ,
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
other articles unsurpassed. 80
Shipments of Iron be made TO the mouth OF the Cum
eerl1Bd River all seasons Of the year.
TERMS OF SALE
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereuno attached all
Foo embracing Mill Forge and Blacksmith Tools and Weigh.
four wears from date with approved security anu lien
tanned until tie purchase money ia paid
understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and nr'
lures to the iron and cast iron craps, stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools com hay mules
cattle hoss iron safe and fixtures In Office wagons carts
medicines etc. and pay cash fair valnson two dsinter
ssted fr ssd uaon in they do not agree to
sail III third man.
The object Of the IA close up aid partnership
ably to the articles OF copartnership.
Capitalists wishing inves: In profitable iron property
will do we'd examine the where competent men will
be ready all times show the property and give
until day of sa!e. HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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|"T|- UNITED STATES NAvYYAR I
wAsHISeros, ID. c., June g. l963.
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS

GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
bsde i osdss b. 's old RGfR ' to 4:
:.s T Pass s R::ss c.:, srsi' s.ysss @ lie:
Zeta, Mystic, Western World Dumbarton Lillian, and Bat
The Baltimore ia wooden side wheel steamer Of the foh
feet nches depth Of hold feet, diameter Of cylinder;
s wss # s s2S,ss LENGTH. .sss 81 feet. breadth
beam II feet; depth Of mold fee diameter of cylinder.
inches stroke Of piston IS inches h. .,..,. .,.
feet breadth Of beam 10 feet depth of hold feet; diane
ter Of cylinder "a inches; stroke OF piston ~ inches
breadth of beam IS feet; depth Of hold feet; diameter 4
cylinder 20 inches; stroke Of piston, 70 inches
The Putnam ia wooden sldewkesl steamer Length 10
feet inches; breadth OF BEAM feet depth Of hold fsse
inches diameter Of cylinder 81 nchesi stroke Of piston
The Re.oute double engine propeller Length 81 fesss
breadth of beam Is feet inches; depth Of hold feet d.
Tss C 2, WOODEN .easr Length 10
feet bred Of beam y feet inches depth OF hold tsss
inches diameter Of cylinder 81 inches stroke Of p'soa
The j. n seymour 6. wooden wheel ,tss%.s;
hold feet inches diameter Of cylinder 30 inches 'ross
% feet irce. breadth Of bean, 81 fee, inches. depth Il
hold feet nches diameter Of cylinder "a inches stroke
The Ze.s /. single engine propslsr. Length 50 feet;
breadth Of brsu IL feet 10 inches; depth Of hold feet
nch.s diameter Of cylinder, 10 inches stroke OIL piston
inches. =, II.
l57 eet breadth Of beam ~ feet inches depth Of hold "
iept; diameter Of cylinder q incnes stroke OF piston
inches.
The Western World Is wooden propeller Length III
f-e breadth of beam 81 feet inches depth OF hold 'esst
diameter OF cylinder "a inches; stroke Of piston,
The Bat side wheel steamer built Of steel plates, incl
thick Length $50 feet breadth of BEAM 70 feet; depth -
no feet 10 nchss diameter Of nder % inches 'Foss
o. piston, feet. =, 49,
Tie Dnrnbsrton Is an iron sdewheel steamer Length -
feet brssh Of beam s feet nches depth u hold 10 fese
inches diameter of cylinder "a inches stroke OF piston
inches. -
The Lillian iron side wheel steamer Length 20 feest
breadth lesm 70 feet inches; depth Of hold. feet -
sneter OF cylinder 46 inches stroke Of piston "a inches
The may be and further particular. sde knows
on application to Commodore J. b. MONTGOMERY, COM
maniant Washington Navy Yard
Ter. Of sale Cash Ia funds Ave @ per csoe
on tho time OF sale and ths balance within -
day. thereafter.
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ovARr.HxAsrEn.Gr sxRALs OyyIcs,

CvARTYHxAsrgR.G EsERALs OyrrcB,
WASHINGTON, ID. {. June ], 1903
CPECIAL SALES of SERVICEABLE
- DRAFT HORsEs.-By direction o: Tue QnsTIermaster
General there viii sold Pu lie Auction, 20 tine lghest
bidder at the times and place. named below, viz;
GIEsBORO, ID. G., MONDAY, june 5, 1865.
GIEsBORO, d. G., SATURDAY, June 10, 1885
GIESBORO, d. C., MONDAY, June IL, 1863
BALTIMORE. Nd, WEDNESDAY, June "a, 1865
wlLLIAMsPoRT; PA, SATURDAY, June II, 1853:
WESrCllESrER, PA, SATu tDAv, June H. 1865
0lEsBORO. u. C.. SATURDAY June II. los
oIESBuRO, ID. e., MONDAY, June ~ 1855.
GGESBORO. ID. g., SATURDAY, June "a 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. SATURDAY. jane -, 1905.
GIESBORO. ID. C., MONDAY, June 20. 1864
PITTSBURGH. PA, SATURDAY, July I. 1885,
GlESBORO n. C.. SATURDAY July !, lA5.
Two hundred sERN ICEABLE DRAFT HORSES at each
place.
An opportunity purchase superior cnss Of Dram Horses
far their value afforded to tie pub 10.
The animals though sound and sery!csabe .onger
qured in the aud be sold The attention Of man
city railroads add OF manufactures Is especially called
o these sa.es.
Horses sold sngl, Sales 10 commence ct 10 Terms
Cash IN United States currency.
st~anboas for Ussboro win leave Seventh e. wharf,
W Washington, every hour from y 9. NJ to p. IN.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen in charge First Diyslon O. ". q. g.
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UNITED STATES NAVY YARD BosTos,
ConNASDAsTs OygICE. June ). 1909.
vVyUE ~ STEAMERS CIRCASSIAN.

VTHE u s. STEAMERS CIKCAooIhN,
l. STETT!.L and YOUNG ROVER. will be sold at public
auction THURSDAY the I'D day Of June IL O'Clock H.
at thi, Yard. by Horatio Hsuis, AucIioneef
The CIRCASSIAN Is an iroh screw sieimer sarknsss%
verv rous and In excellent condition having been recently
Thorough repaired length z IS feet; breadth ~ ie:s
Depth 70 6 feet with cylinders souch diameter ana W
inch stroke. 40, -. a.
Tie STETTIN |, iron steamer with two masss
,choonerrgged length, l6j feet; breadth 20 feet depn
1855 feet; with two cylinders 3incn diameter snd Sh'a
stroke.
The YOUNG ROVER is bark rrsed ys'se, with sutt.y
steam power; length 1928 feet breadth ~ feet iepsh
7Oy feet and inverted iron ndensns engine diana"
ter Of cylinder l8x3Dinch stroke.
Five per Of the purchase money must De P4ii 0" tns
dsy OF the safe remainder before tie vessel
forn the Nsyy.Yard which must be done within six dag.
,r the date of sale An inventory Of the articles 20 Do soA
with the vessel can be found az the yard
s. IL. STRISGHAM, Resr.Adnlird
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B. CROOK. No. so Fulton.st. Established
Os 10 1881. FISHIN0 TACKLE and NETS Of every
vNistx PQWRER ShQI cVgkEkY, 10. rf ~ -
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nm .,n Orc. .. a. ry9.:.IyAs.. ); csss Co..
DITTST(M COAL at AIJCTIM TIKI

lie auction, WEDNESDAY, the 23h Of June inst q ia
o'clock m at Exchange Sxesroom No. Ill Broadway ~
BURDETT JONES Co., Auctioneers 10000 tuns frssk
mined PlTTSrON' COAL, Of the usual Sizes delvsrshis
at Newburgh, pro rata, during the month Of July.
the sale and shipment Of the Companys COa to be stated
time Of sale.
Terms so cents per tun In current funds payable The
day OF sale and the balance with the Government
per tun, In funds within 10 days thereafter at IL
Office Of the Company GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer.
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-Large and thriving settlement, OF |inelandi milo
climate; 81 mile, south OF Philadelphia ~ raIrost
Rich soil produces large crops twenty acre traces ~
per acre nay ibe within years GOOD bncs openins;
good .ociety Hundreds Sitling and making improve
ments Appy 10 ChAs h. lands Postmaster Ninelsnd.
Lan. tow nsnp j. Letters answered Pepers cont aiming
fan Information viii be free From hcPo5f Of Sotes
Robinson igieUa al Editor Of The 1rispIe IL sone Of re
uso er.ense JerfIe tracts amos ieFd PARTON
.ufol condition for pleasant farming thai ne kh91 " ~
side Of ire Weffera Prairie.
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Cusron IiorsE. NKw ioRK,
Cot,x.rou'. DryfCg- lane ID. 1865

Cusron .IiorsE. NEw ioHK
CoLLrCroR's OryIcg, June 10 1863
PROPOSALS will be received ut this office
u until tn. 10Th Of June for supplying Shif tHAND
LERY the Revenue Cutters and Boats In TINS COLLECTION
District the year commencing July 1873, and ending
June 30 1876. .
liz. Of the article. required will be furnished application
at the oaic. Of the Superintendent. No % Pine u
" \ DRAPER. Collector 4.
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Two CAPITALISTS!
PROPOSALS FOR GAS,
FOR THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
Oyy,cE OF CITY CLENx, INDIANAPOLIS 7,

June J. 1865.
In compliance with the provisions II resolution posed by
III. Council Of the City Of Indianapolis At meeting
beA at it, Chamber the l9th day Of May A. d., 1862
which resolution reads follows. TO wit:
Reored That the City Clerk be and he hereby anthor
ired and directed advertise for proposals. for lighting IN
City ndsnAyo. with ga and Tor furnishing the citizen
thereof with gas for the period Of TWENTY YEARS from
and after the third day March 1876; and that he
propcr br Inserted In the official city paper
and In public newspaper In each Of tho cities OF Cincin
natl Nsw-YoTk, Boston sui Philadelphia"
CYRUS s. BUrrLRyiELD Clerk Of the City Of Indianapolis
Maon County Indians hereby give notice that sealed
posAis will be received AZ this Office, Room No Glenns
Block the Common Council OF .sd City before the
fourth day september 1867 for lighting the said City Il In
dianaos with gas aud for furnishing the citizens thereof
with gas the period OF twenty O years from and after
Ii. third day OF March, A. d.. 1917.
Proposal, uua BE- accompanied with the OF the pro
posed security
Persons desiring bid procure copies Of the ordinance
regulating the lighting the City with gas by addressing the
City Clrrk.
By direction ofthe Common Council
CYRUS y BUTTERFIELD.
CLERK CITY Of Indiana polls.
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1ousss ano ,farms tuantsa.
Rcal e;state for Sale.

COTTAGE on STRIKERS Lane. West Fifty
~ s.cond.st rs feet west o. fleventhsve.. neaa
river and Central Park; Room, Water, Gas bsh. Dumb
Waiter &C. 10, - feet 10y 100 feet deep; fronts both
streets Trees. Grapes. &c. easy by city pries
IS 500. Apply 10 ]. T. TRAN ERS, No. 10 Bcekwsn-s.
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COMMUNICATIONS OyWcE,
WARRINGTON, u. G., June lt 1868. :
lAL SALE OF SERXICEARLE MIlLES

QrARrERxAsrER.GEsERALs OppIcg,
WARRINGTON u G., June 10 1855.
SPECIAL SALE Of SERVICEABLE MULES
~ by order OF the Qusrtema.er General there will be
sold st public suction under the direction Of Captain L..
Lowry Moore A. NJ to the highest bidder at the time
and place named below, viz;
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1885.
NEWYORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July s, 1858
NEWYORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 10. 1865.
EEWYORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July 10. 1855
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY, July rs, 1868
TWO HUNDRED sERvICEABLE MULES each day.
Many Of them bought In the beginning OF the wa.
young mules panied the armies in a their marches
and camps aud thoroughly broken hardened by exercise
gentle and familiar nom being long surrounded by the
soldiers.
Though sound and servcesbs they longer required
In the army and be purchased Of these sales al far
than their rne value The attention Of brick merchants and
farmers IL especially invited.
Mules sold sngly Sale to commence at 10 o'clocka M
and will be held the Government Stables corner Tenth
and Thr third 1T.
Terms--Cssh in United States currency.
~" JAMES A. EKTN
BJsvst BrS Cen, u charge. Filst Division T. NJ 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22
COR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT and FARM

i OF 30 Acres only six miles from New oA. one minute
walk depot and nayig4be waters Dwelling ~ ese
square two stories good style. well shaded lawn. fine
gardens sepcry aud Abundance Of Other t rare chance
&. n. OLIVER, No. Be~kmanst.