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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

,rrENrTEp BURGLARY. Night before last
a burglar attempted 10 effect an entrance into
the Gin Book store OF J. \. Ryan y Co.. in
Miller's Block. That he was no novice i'm the
art y evinccd by the professional style In which
he went about attempting 10 effect his pur-
pose. The door was locked. and the key re-
naming in the lock on the inside our hero.
not TO be baiiied. pulled from his pocket am inn
plemcnt which. I'm the burglars lingo i called
an outsider" an invention whose special ap-
plicaiion seems 10 b. the facility with which IL
grar?lcs Key and turns the lork. The key
broke during the operation. aud approaching
fcotstNp. frightened the adventurous burglar.
who len thu spot with much CELEBRITY. Had he
succccted in cfi,S.iing an entrance. he would
have mei with warm reception. for one Of
the salesman. whose sleeping chamlcr j, inn
me,Hateiy adjoining the storeroom. hearing
The noiSe repaired % the storcr0om. aud. with
a drawn "nrringcr.' was calmly waiting for
tho intruder % set inside. lIal ne succeeded
IN cilcctug an entrance. the chances are that
he would have reviewed eorporeal ventilation.
We learn. also, that am unsuccessful attempt
was made the same night % enter one of the
adjoining business house.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

New Opening. -On Friday. December
!. We Will open our elegant assortment of new
styles e Boots and shoes Everything that 1,
needed can be found at our new store.
j. W. IREpElI & Co..
~ Ift4..t.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

The Terrace Stitched Boot.
now selling for Sl3 Oo-former price slj 90
at IRFDEl.L a Co.'s.
i-2 - North Illinoi, street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Dressing Gowns very handsome styie-
Tor gentleman. Now j. the time o. get wha;
yon want, at rarker's, ~ ithirsg West wash
ington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Nou ought to 60 and see the new
Book at GO North Illinois street. and get a
handsome present to-day. One there for YOU
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Fur t;auntIef~. seal skin. and Nutria.
Lamb Lined. nicely ttting goods 1T Parkcr's.
"a thirty West Washington street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
Lows Genuine Pine ro;Ie,So,

for sale cheap at scnour's Drug store. No. .
Bates House Block.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

al Baker 4 Mclycr'.. Among them arr some
IT the prcttie>i ever introduced in this country
Ia
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
Knabe Pianos a, Benham.s. povss-1,
Only Onc.EiNh Cash /

only One.Fifth Cash l. required rs
the down payment ON all lots sold at the sale
next Monday. The lots are situated on South
East street. Plats and full particulars can be
had at the Office OF Wiley a Martin, Real E.
tate Auctoneers. 2O-j.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
Under~hirs- and Drawers, to suit

all sorts. sizes and conditions Of men. The
best assortment in the city at Parker's, 30
thirty West Washington street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
To AavertSsers.

Tins uosEp u so- enc q shs largest nssspapsn pue-
irAsa 4, i,i.ns ssa eresistioa net surpassed ~
my ether pager IN ne susie 10 thsfesors snsr' sd
vanssx.. -h,r,. nv On nss fnd elsewhere.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

FLANNEL Lined Polished Ankleis and Balmo
rals. now ON hand ~ lRRpFLL 4 Co.'S.
IL ~ North Illinois street.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

a Stock Of Dry Goods worth $1,000
TO $1,000. for trade for city property or farm.
at the National Land Agency. s0-t8s
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Wanted..-By a single gentleman, fur
nished room. either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares Of the Post
Office. Address Z. o. Box 1856.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hamlin n neaschig have removed their
Office 10 Exchange Building, 33Il North ILL.,
nois street, opposite Bates House. noyIS-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
The uIcadqunrtcr. in Indian

I'hc Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and staple Dry Goods is the New York
store. W. 4 II. Glenn. proprietors. Glcnn's
Block. indianapolis, Indiana.
T.. Mny ~ Co.. AT the Loan Office. No. %
south Illinois street, will loan money ON any
article Of value. or buy the same. Always ON
hand unredeemcd pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

OF INDIANA.-You are called upon to orally
once again" and help roll back the tide of ruin
that intemperance has poured forth upon our
people. We do not deem il necessary otell
YOU how terribly the curse Of intemperance
has scourged our land i'm the few years that
have just passed. The evidences Of its de-
yastating spread are all aroundus. The youth
of our land-the young men who have battled
for our country and even those of ripper years.
are going rapidly down TO neutrality-suspicious.
death-eternal death, 10y reason Of intempcr-
anee. We must stop tins tide Of ruin. The
time to do this i now. If all who can act
will act promptly. we can strike the mon
Ster 10 the earth. and save our children and
friends from ruin. You are hereby call
ed upon To attend mass convention
Of Temperance people at indianapolis. on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of December next. az
ten O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose ofcomplcting
a thorough organization of our forces, and pre-
pairing TO give battle to this terrible enemy.
Arrangements are being made for the ac-
commodation of all who attend, free Of charge.
and also for conveying all who attend the Con-
vcntion over the railroad at half fare.
We earnestly request Ministers Of the Cos
pei TO Use all possible effort to promote the sue
cess Of this Convention. and all newspapers
friendly to virtue and happiness, to copy this
notice, and favor the undertaking.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Guitars just received at the Bates House Cor
ner. We select our goods I'm person. and sell
al the lowest cash prices. 2S-lw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Some thing Ncw.-Ladies' Napoleon
Boots" ut IREDELL Il CO.'S.
ID - North Illinois street
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
MarsindnIe A Grubb- have fitted

VIII 'f"tflff' AZ tsFHbD- INV HII'u up
most handsomely the room formerly occupied
by the Telegraph Company. over the Bee Hive
store. and now occupy the same with tie
Union Insurance Company a, their Land and
Insurance Office. si-iO
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02
rnmiIic. i'm the North and Ems

Families i'm the North and East
parts 81 the city are informed Of i've facts: 1.
The Capital Drug store, corner Of Massachu-
sciis avenue and Vermont streets. Is very near
You; = Mr.. Woods. who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods al rcasonableprices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hour; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; ;. His sign-the "Golden Nor
tar" = plain to Ne seen. ni6-sm
Tor the Choicest Dclicacies Of the
season call on Rhodiu>, of the Circle Rcstau-
rant. shell Oysters, Fat and Plump. served
all STYLES. i3-im
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

For sale or IIcnf.-Two small frame
houses. South part Of the city. Price Of both
houses Sl.4oO. only 500 down. or will rent for
Sl5 per month each.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

t. II y.
Real Estate Brokers. Exchange Hundng.
SSil North Illinois street. Il
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

H"sso~ Ssssc o. ssmtbutmg Lots
The umainder q those fine Building Lot. CA
south East q. len from the sale made by VILE,
A Martin short time since. are 10 b. closed
out at public auction next Monday. Decsmber
4, al O'Clock, on the premises. Purchaser. q
lots At the former saIe are all wen satisfied
with their bargains, aud many lots have been
re-sold at considerable advance. This j. the
last chance offered to secure any Of these Io,s.
a. there l. no price fixel upon the lots. and
they are positively TO be- closed out 10 the high
est bidder. II
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-02

Ne. North lllinoi. ,trcct.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
THE NEWS:

There was no news from any quarter received
at the War Department yesterday. News gather
ers were consequently reduced 10 speculations up
what in parliamentary language might be termed
the two continued special orders, TO wit the OBJ
.e,t of the mission of Mr.. Blair and the probable
successor TO Mr.. Seddon. That Mr.. Blair didn't
return Tor tooth brush or dirty collar left by him
on a former visit is quite evident, aud that his visit
means something is equally clear but not knowing
The diplomatic powers with which he is clothed by
Nh. Lincoln TO inaugurate negotiations looking 10
cessation OF hosiilties, deem it best toforbear
comment until We learn Something definite as tothe
real object OF his mission.
The vacant Secretaryship Of War is a very veSa-
tious question to the public, and the problem as to
w4lo shall til it will hardly be made known until
Mr.. Davis sends his nomination TO the Senate. On
the street, yesterday, General Breckenridge, who is
In the city-Ex- Governor Letcher, General Howell
Cobb, General G.. v. Smith, and others, were
prominently spoken OF in connection with the post
ton. The suggestion, however, that Gen. Bragg
might, in a certain contingency, receive the ap-
pointment, was petulently vetoed by everybody
He is unfortunately, unlucky, and that IS perfectly
objectionable, according to the NapoleOnic code in
a military man.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

he Sasss AZ sSsaE, leessa sha ssyA :iaisS y iss
srain toaffs, az 70 eaats Via govsFcns 90 oessf e
s,,rt dptv without prejudce 20 the producelat Can
any doubt il SIN not such monopo'yect as the oiock
~ now does with this dderencethe foreign consumer
norn that he must pay the duty in addition 10 thepro
jTr.rs price make his arrangements acccrdhsiy'
l .y silur the duties 20 the cost OF his ninuls 'as
,la. ms prices AMI thus distribute the fund when WIZ
. i.t1 our treasury among The many consumers OF tue
Goods made OF tile material We have furnished
You were asked how you would pay for the soton ana
tobacco taken and very property +eped with the puoc
credit Is have suggested, the duty would be PAID ny
the purchaser OF the oOttOn tobacco and naval stores
They should he paid in specie. ltwEd be tax on the
foreigner and should be regulated $40 price OF the COT
ton tobacco and naval stores in the fdeign market II
the duty he twenty cents then on an export OF S4ooo
bales the foreign purchasers will pay into our treasury
$50 5lg6s II ii he ten cents then they pay S27e5'
asa iii be but five cents they will per an
mum into our Treasury and that will be in specie IL the
Treasury notes he fundabe in six per cent nou-taXabe
convertible bonds and the interest be payable IN specie
wifi M. funded and very soon be worth much as gold.
p such case the taxes may be reduced 10 the sum requ
7i'' ~ p! ~ DUFF GREEN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

We had the pleasure yesterday, Of meeting Mr..
ReddingtOn, one amongst the Oldest couriers to
the Trans-Mississippi Department. We were glad
to see him looking WELT Mr.. R. viii leave here
for the Trans-M Ssissppi on Thursday, and it will
give him pleasure to take charge OF any letters sol
diers may have for their friends tine west side of
the Missssippi-and if left at the office Of tue Ame
rcan Hotel before Wednesday night Mr. r. will get
them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
Confederate States Congress.
SECOND CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. %, /

MONDAY, Jan. %, 1865.
The Senate met at u M.-the Vice President in
the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Burrows, Of the Baptist
Church.
The Chair laid before the Senate q communication
from the Secretary OF the Treasury, asking an ap-
preparation for the payment Of expenses incurred IN
carrying election returns OF the army Of Tennessee
to the State Of Arkansas. Referred TO- the Commit
tee Finance &,
Mr.. GARLAND Of Ark, introduced the follow
ING resolutions which was agreed to
HeSosUed, That the Committee on the Judiciary be
instructed to inquire into the expediency and pro-
priety u creating new executive department Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
DIED,

CREw-At his residence, corner of 18th and Broad
streets after protracted aud pain Illness borne with
christian endurance and resignation, CORNLUs CREW in
the 6lst year OF his age
The friends OF the family invited TO attend his fne
raj which viii take place from Trinity Church, TUES
DAY MORNING next at Ldli-past ten ocsck. d
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
..3IgI563 bale, ol / SO los .

Making t-i'e'7 hdlr7. 81 loo ~
500 !bs.
TINS QUANTITY sold n the foreign market forty cents
Usr pound would give $3.50 45l gCS and export duty
ot twenty cents per pound would give 1915 225 4S4
n tie whole Oi tL- public debt De estimated two
THOUSAND m lns Oi dollars tie intNes ON il if funded
- six usf cent would be but hundred ana twenty
millions OF dollars. IT, ia addition 90 the export duty on
cotton thegs be levied export duty on tobacco ana
navel stores ia like proportion tL- demand lui value
may etul the amount ~ such tIu 10 OS &C least
$50 y 4ti millions Cd dollars
IL ms has demonstrated sny fact j. that the
whole world civilized AMI urcviizei chiefly depend
ent upon the Confederate States Jl le supplies Of cot
ten tobacco and naval stores aud Congress Is author
deeus- accessory or proper 20 mOnopose the cotton to
oac-3 aud cava stores o means OF regulating The trade
with ioIeSa nations then tie chief question for cousde
ration p Tue eeet Oh government mgnOuoiy The price
IN tic !yregn market II the monopoly will enable lie
government 70 sell the entire crop foreign nations ~
f5rtg cents per pound when the pbcer in cOnse0ueace
OF khs competition between themselves could not rl Tor
more than twenty cents then Al export duty of twent.
cents would he paid by the fore and the pr
ucer wOCid receive the price from the government
As there was no export duty Il il be found that The
MONOPOLY By the government and the export duty will So
reduce tie pce in the foreign market beoV that which
exported commodities would otherwise command in the
foreign market then the export duty should be regulated
By the price in that market
know that il Is argued that the planter will pay the
export day So far he consumes the foreign articles
made from his cotton admit that he does but the plant
er viii not consume onetventeh part Of the cotton they
export and the effect Of the highest practicable export
duty wiz not apprecabe efecron the prices Of
fhe foreign goods they may he question there
tgs then geeRs vii AR9RoPoy enable Us 10 SO regulate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
aeneral Assembly OF virsinta.
SENATE.

oENhIE'
MoypAY, Jan. %, 1865.
lieutenant Governor PRICE called the Senate to
order at IL o'clock. ..
FRAZER by Rev. Or. Burrows, Of che Baptist
Church.
House re- oution of instruction In relation ~ the
taxation of unproductye property by the Coniede-
rate Government agreed to- This resolution
refers to such real as has been rendered ur-
tenableb by the operations ri the war, VI when, by
the capture and removal Of slaves and teams thereon,
or otherwise, by Of the presence OF the enc
my, such real estate may have been rendered I'M
productiye.l
Mr.. CHRISTIAN, of Augusta, offered resolu-
zion instrucing the Committee for Courts VI Justice
TO report by bill or Otherwise such legislation Us
iagy seem eXpedent 10 the safe transmission
OF boxes designed or sOldiers1 IN the army, and to
provide penalties against the pilage of the same in
transportation. The resolution agreed TO.
On Mr.. HUNTERS motion, tile bill providing re-
lief for soldiers families within the lines Of the en-
emy, w@ taken up and discussed by Nessrs Hun
TER, BRAHYON and ARMSTRONG The amendments
were all agreed to after which, the bill ordered
TO its engrossment.
: House bill for the relief Of BENJAMIN Brinker was
read the third time and passed-by yeas 81 nays 0.
Tie Senate then resolved into secret session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

NOTlCE.s..Denquent consumers Of Gas in Monroe
~ Ward hereby notified that they III. to pay then
Gas bills before the hour OF o'clock ". TODAY they
will be dealt with according 10 the requirements OF the
following extract from the Ordinance CONCERNING tie Gas
Works
By an Ordinance passed b. the Council May 9Th 1855
if any bill remain unpaid for next after that
on hch it is presented the Auditor shall notify tile Su-
perntendent who shall stop the Gas from being used on
the premises III respect which the default exists and
not paid within FIFTEEN DAYS, ten per cent will be added
TO the original amount of the bill and it shall be placed
T.s. HARRISON,
ja2l-rt Auditor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

" ASHINOIVN, aI 10, IcUJ
TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
The President has approved the joint resolution
charging The President with the communication of
a notice to the Government of Great Britain of the
wish of the United States to terminate the Recipro
city Treaty Of 1854.
MosBY.
It is credibly reported that Nssby has been re-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

The WGg Ut t..- morning gives youT remarks IN the
House kgpu eUtdtI.es our motion Co geoemmtthe
ii 1 increase tue export duty cotton with mstruc-
toas q report t. tI take all the cotton and tobacco
Foe she Confidence account OF the Government. and
to provide I1, making IU-t improvisation therefor 10 the
owner
Permit noe Co --tmit te" idcts H addition to those
flrevluH tisgs gently started Ur Won. N Henry IN his
valuable oE OF the cotton ,.lde estimates the export Of
cotton IN tie yell ending J1iy l. 1851 Chat Is
the crop OF 1850 us iJlyv>-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
TCsT RECEIVED.

TtST RECEIVED
u 500 head fine Cabbages,
100 bushels Irish Potatoes,
50 Peas
600 lbs. Dried Apples,
= hIkns Apple Butter,
l,hrkin Honey,
Mountain koll Butter
which will he sold at modere prices 10 close consign
ments !. j. BINFORD a CO..
Grocers ana Commission Merchants.
ja2+-2t No. Az Franklin street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

I OST.-iesteIday morning between tie Spotswood
II Hotel and the Capitol between the latter and the
Wing office, small MOROCCO POUCH containing four
$500 bills and notes and papers valuable to tic
owner. Five hundred dOllars viii w given lie finder
il the contents are left al this Office. ia2f-N .
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1865.

The following Washington dispatches are. pub
lished tst
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.


Tie SPEAKER laid before the House a commune
cation from Alexander K. Holiday, of the Board OF
Public Works ia reference TO salt for the State
Referred to the Committee on Salt.
House bill amending the fence law, to ex
empt from TIE operaion,of the present law cOunte:
in which the county court may deem it advisable
was taken up, explained by Messrs. WALTON anC
WoRSHAM, and ordered TO be engrossed for thrC
reading. The destruction by the enemy of the
fences in many counties suggests the propriety o
this hill.
MI. BOULDIN, from the Committee on Finance
asked to be discharged from the further c0nsidera
ton of the resolution for furnishing artificial lmh'
for wounded soldiers, as Congress has this subject
before them. Agreed Ia hy the House.
RESOLUTIONS or NQUIeY.
By Mr.. WALKER, Of Rockingham-into the ex-
pedIency OF amendinSth general election law, aU
horZing the county courts TO order special election,
in such counties as are prevented, ron holding cleo.
tons on the day fixed by aw. by the presence Of
the public enemy, soon practicable .after The
removal oil said obstruction.
BY Mr.. WRIGHT, OF Essex-Into the xpedieu
cy OF providing by law for a prorortionate abate-
ment of the hire CONTRACTED 10 be paid for slaves
when such slaves escape to the enemy during the
term for which they were hired.
By Mr.. WORSHAh--lnto the expediency Of re-
deemng the State treasury notes in lieu Of funding
them, now authorized,
BY Mr.. MATHEWS; Into the expediency,o of al.
lowing Andrew Besrd, late sheriff OF GreenbreI
county, credit for his delinquent lists, barred by
limitation.
On motion Of Mr.. RAYMOND, Of Marion, the bill
establishing commercial agency aud store house
for furnishing clothing and other supplies 10 the
people OF Virginia, at cost prices, was taken up,
considered, and various amendments made thereto
The bill mas still under consideration, when, at
O'Clock, on motion of Mr. DEANE, the House re,
solved into secretsession. And when the doors were
opened,
The House adjeay1ea.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.,
RIcNoND, Nov. 2sth, 1861. !
THE HOLDERS AND OWNERS DE-

i COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES or STOCK,
issued under the Of August 10Th 1861 teeemabe after
the LIST day of January and July 1864 hereby notified
present the same for payment the Treasurer the
Assistant Teasurers Pay Depository Of the Confederate
States funds having been placed in the hands OF those Off
for the purpose redeeing said bonds and stock
No interest viii be allowed hepon after January LIST lse6
g. A. TRENHOLM,
ds7-sod2U Secretary Of Treasury,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

NEGRO SALE will sell at public Auction -
~ Lunenburg Court House, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of February 1863 that being day onesith interest
In fort five very likely slaves now held for life b. tie
widow of the late Joel Blackwell and who Is now up
wards of 10 od:or cash credit as may hes, suit
purchasers r. II. ALLEN,
ia 2SAc6t' Agents for TIE parties.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

w ANTED-In my family-A Lady to teach foul
w children, the Oldest not over IL ycais Of age
Address DR.. ". p. HALL.
JalO-u Buckingham G. H.. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
TRADE WITH SAVANNAH.

WASHINGTON, January l9.-Many applications
continue to be made at the Treasury Department Tor
permits to trade with Savannah, but the applicants
are answered by circular signed by Assistant Sec
rotary Harrington, giving notice that that port is
still subject to blockade and until it is opened 20
commerce by proclamation Of tue President, clear
ances on shipments thereto can only be made for
military purposes and on the request Of the Score.
tary of WiSoe Of the Navy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

We havsreceived our usua. United States files OF
the 18TH
The news contained in these arrivals is chiefly ac-
counts of the battle at, and capture of Fort Fisher
and possesses no new feature of interest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HUUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE S.
The House met at IL o'clock, the SPEAKER in the
Chair.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Burrows. of the lst- Baptist
Church. E5E
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communica-
tion from the President in response to resolution
of inquiry detailing the means devised to commNni-
cate with the Trans Mississippi Department. Or
dered TO be printed.
Also, communication from the Secretary of the
Treasury asking for the appropriation Of $1,000 to
meet the expense incurred in the transmission Of
the army vote TO the State capitals Referred 20 the
Committee Of Ways and Means,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-24

ION Trading Companys Stock, No l73, in the name
OF DR. Blair Burwell dated June 1863 for renewal Of
which have made application to said company.
ja12-law2m BLAIR BURwELL.