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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-04-19
DIR. j. BIiY iN, Box 5Os9,
No. Ia broadway, New York.

Nlo VIII take al risk f properly di-ectsl AMI SD
>rnI "a, Pills. secure from observation, hy r.tar
nA.l- post pail.
SOLD ~ DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
DENAs BARNES 4 Co, New YORK.
Wholesale Agents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
The Election Law s.

For years our legislature have had something
TO say about the passage of a good election law,
protecting the purity of the ballot box, &c, but
have generally adjourned, leaving the law as it
was, making it worse. Now, l think the best
election law we can have is to amend the consti-
tuition so as to require. in addition TO the six
months residence in the state before having a
vote, two months in a county, one month in a
township and the name OF each voter registered
at least ten days before an election. In addition,
make il a penitentary offense for the violation
of the law, and require each Inspector of cleo,
tons to appoint equal division of judges aud
clerks, said judges and clerks;to be selected for
appointment by the candidates asking
the votes of the people - that is.
when there are two persons running for
the same office, the Inspector should appoint, on
their written recommendation the judges to be
compelled by law to count out all the ballots
aud announce the result, before adjOurning from
the place of voting. Also make it a criminal
Oiiense for any one to interfere with any elector
that may challenge vote. The above suggest
ions, OF course, can be improved, but hope they
will call the attention of our law makers to the
very poor excuse for election law we have
now on our statute books. It il doubted if We
have any law to protect the honest elector
in casting his vote. R.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
Legislative sum mary.
THURSDAY. 18th

THURSDAY, l2tn.
In the Senate a bill Was passed enabling the
State Bank or any Of its branches to reduce the
amount of circulating notes and to wind up, at
pleasure. The judiciary committee were In
structed to report bill to prevent railroads from
charging more for freights from intermediate
sections than at points more remote. The Gov
ernor was requested to furnish a statement of bis
financial acts independent of the regularly con-
stituted state government A proposition was
offered to establish an agricultural college a,
Bloomington. which was referred TO the commit
toe on education.
In the House the speaker announced the stand
ing committees The newspaper question was
discussed indefinitely and finally tho whole mat
ter was laid upon the table. \ committee wa:
appointed to investigate the charge whether one
Andrew Wallace. president of the board regula
ting the benevolent institutions, had been fur
nishing supplies for the institutions to a large
amount. some SIS 900. contrary to the law gov
erning them The House adjourned for twenty
four hours to give the standing committees IT,
opportunity to get into working order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
III ow the Most Lucrative offices oi
The Government are Distributed

hc eoftTnmen aFe Dfstrt Dute0
The Washington correspondent Of The Gin
cinnati Gazette makes the following statement in
regard to the disposition of the most lucrative
Offices by the party in power II appears that
the frst-clsss qualification for first class mis-
sion under this western administration, is tina,
they live east of the Allegheny Mountains Says
The Gazette correspondent:
There are, in all, twelve frstclAss missions.
Six Of them are filed from New England. and
eight OF them from the east of the Alleghanies.
There are twenty Que second class missions.
Thirteen OF them. embracing the more eligible
ones, are filed from the eastern side Of the ALE
ghanies.
Out of the four frst-class missions filed from
the west, two go TO Illinois and one 10 Ken
tucky. Out OF the eight second class missions
given 10 the west. two more have gone TO Ken
lucky.
While Massachusetts, gets three first class mis-
siOns, New FORK one first and six second class,
Rhode Island one frst-class, and Kentucky one
hrSt and two secone class the small state of Ohio
IS assigned precisely two second class missions
70 remote South American countries-Robt G.
Kirk to the Argentine republic and Fred Hass-
aurek, who forwarded his resignation rather than
stay there during the presidential campaign. tc
Ecuador.
First class ministers paid 81 500 in gold
or, at present rates of premium, nearly double
the salary of the president OF the United States
The lowest OF the second class missions has
salary OF 81 500 10 gold, or considerably more
than double the salary OF cabinet minister
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
Guessing at Our Expenditures.

Mr.. Chase estimated the expenses of the gov
srnment, in 1861, at three hundre1 and eighteen
millions of dollars He afterward confessed the
lt.le mistake of two hundred and sixty five mil
lions; the admitted expenses being FIVE hundred
and eighty three millions In the next, or third
year. he put the figure at four hundred and sew
enty five millions of dollars. 1t turned out that
they were seven hundred and eighty eight mil
lions. In 1864. he called for about one thou
sand seven hundred millions of dollars This he
thought would leave surplus in the treasury Of
three hundred and fifty millions On this sur
plus there was mistake of the trifing sum of
one hundred and twenty six millions
When we consider that these immense figures
do not represent more than two thirds of our
debt-the other third being unaudited claims
we can appreciate how little the financial author
tiles at Washington know of our future financial
cOndition-Cincnnati Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

The Washington correspondent of the Cincin
natl Gazette draws the following portrait of the
secretary of the treasury:
Mr. Fessenden will leave the treasury depart
ment amid general feelings of disappointment.
Few in Washington are surprised at this result OF
his administration of the finances. The country
supposed him to be a man of broad, comprehen
siye intellect, who had carefully studied our
financial condition. Here he was known to be
solely debater, acute but narrow skillful IN de
tecting flaws in an antagonists argument, but
powerless u elaborate comprehensive system
OF his own; in short, destructive. not construc
tive, in his whole mental organization, and. with
al. cobstitutionally timid. His skill in debate
had made him an admirable aid to Mr.. Chase in
carrying financial measures through Congress
and that gentleman had accordingly regarded
him with az affectionate confidence which The
country will not henceforth be apt to share
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
The case OF Hun, p N rcys

We stated few days ago that Major General
HOOKER bad revoked the order of Gen. HoyEY
modifying the sentence passed upon Mr.. ANDREW
HruPuRKYs, and had ordered the findings OF the
commission to be strictly enforced. to wit: con
6nement during the war at bard labor. We now
learn that the whole matter is in the hands of the
President. and that he has given instructions TO
the efrec, that the order of Gen. HovxY changing
the findings OF the commission against Mr..
HUMPHREYS to his release upon his parole OF
honor that he will confne himself Within the
limits Of Wright and Stockton townships, in the
county of Greene during the term of the present
war of the rebellion, shall stand until be other
wise directs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

i9S- The following propositions were recently
Introduced by Hon JouN Law in the House,
with every probability that bills will be reported
N both cA.es to remedy the evils complained of:
REFreEKs FROM EIBKLIIoUs STATS.
Mr.. Law. 10y unanimous consent offered the
following resolution. which was read. considered
and agreed 20:
Resolved, hat tae committee on military At
tsirs be. and they hereby instructed 10 in
Quire whether sny. and IL so, what legislative &C
ton i necessary on the part OF congress TO af
ford relief 20 the distressed and destitute women
and children, refugees from the rebel states. who
have located within the United State: with leave
10 report by bill or otherwise
BoUNrIKs TO SOLDIKRs.
Mr.. Law, BY unanimous consent offered the
following resolution:
Resolved. That the committee on military At
fairs be. aud they are hereby instructed To ia
quire, when a soldier - discharged on account
OF wounds received IN battle, and dying before
receiving the bounty provided by the act OF
March 3, 1868. entitled IAN &c; 10 authorize the
employment of vOlsnteers." whether the bounty
doe 10 him should not descend 10 bis heirs in the
sane manner and succession as il the soldier had
died 10 service.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

pEO'cu
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Speaker announced the standing commit
tees as follows:
On Elections-Messrs. Kilgore, Griffith, Las
selle, Prather. Shuey, Newcomb and Bird
On Ways and Means-Messrs. Branham
Miller, of Tippecanoe, Higgins. Buskirk, Cox
Sullivan, of Posey and VandeTburg, and Dun
ham.
On the Judciary-Messrs Newcomb, Kill
gore, Coffroth, Rice, Whiteside. Brown aud
Trussler
Courts of Justice-Messrs. Miller, of Tippe-
canoe, Gregory, OF Montgomery, Spencer, John
son, Burwell Church and Howard
Banks-Messrs. Henrcks, Cook, Bird, Mil
Ter, of Tippecanoe, Miller, of Clinton, Ferris
and Puett
Rhods, Burton, Chambers, OIleman, Stuckey
and Glazebrook
On State Prison North l-Messrs. Griffith
Epson, Shoaff, OF Jay, Higgins. Shoaff. of Allen,
Reese and Burwell
On State Prison South)-Messrs. Groves,
Strnger, Collins, Crook, Howard, Foulks and
Colover
On Swamp Lands-Messrs. Church, Glaze.
brook, Clifford, Collins, James, Crook and Shat
fer
On Military Afairs-Messrs Trusler, Cox,
Milroy Sim, Harrison Pra,her and Perigo.
On Claims-Messrs Boyd. Henricks, Albeit,
Groves. Emerson, Lockheart and ' each.
On Trust Fund-Messrs Banta SaOin. Har
rison. Herselev, Hargrove. johnson and Lopp
On Fees and Salaries-Messrs, Major, James
Humphreys, Branham. Thatcher Silver and
Patterson
On Sinking Fund-Messrs Bonner, Gregory.
of Montgomery; Hunt Major, Lemon, Zeigler
and Sullivan, of Scott.
On Rights and Privileges of the Inhabitants of
the State--Messrs. Burns, Cook, Roach, Good
man Richardson. Welsh and Richards
On RailrOads--Messrs LOckheart Virgin
Coflroth. Kilgore. Sim, Shalfer.and Shoaf, Of
jaw.
On Manufactures and Commerce-Me-srs.
Wright. Epson. O'Brien Lockhart, Richards,
Cook and Lee.
On Public Prnting-Messrs Whitesde, Mont
gomery. Hatcher. Sabin, Osborn Meredith and
O'Brien.
Ga Roads-Messrs Stringer, Woodruff. Atch-
inson Bowen, Singer. Willis and While
County and Township Business-Messrs. St
yer, Atkinson Miller of Clinton, Banta, Shoaf
of Allen, Riford and Patterson.
On AgEiculture-Messrs. Hogate, Reese, Mil
ROY, Woods, Spencer. Olleman and Bonner.
On Benevolent and Scientific Institutions
Messrs. Meredith, Griffith. sullivan OF Scott.
Wright Stuckey, Cox and Beekel.
on Temperarce-Messrs Shuey. Zeigler, Ab-
bolt, Montgomery. Singer, Chambers and Lopp-
On Mileage and Accounts-Messrs. GODS,
Goodman, Croan. Meredith, Gregg, McVey and
Lee.
On observation-disclosures. James, Pust,
Church. Buskirk. Welch. Foulke and Roach.
On CAnals-Messrs. Rice, Hoover, Bird,
Whtesides, Hunt. Hershey aud Perigo
On Public Experimentation Higgins,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

Mr.. Henrieks moved an amendment that
these papers should be paid for out Of the one
hundred dollars each member, with few excep-
tons, bad already voted himself.
After further promiscuous debate. the resolu.
-tion was withdrawn
On motion Of Mr. Wright, the House sd-
iourued
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

leave Of Il, simply expressing the hope that what
ever may be done may advance the happiness OF
the people
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

An old actor, Louis Kramer, has just died al
Geneva, Switzerland, in singular way He wal
playing King Lear, and in bis excitement swal-
lowed a portion of his artificial beard, which
stuck in the wisdpipe and choked him.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
INDIANA LEGISLATURE
SENATE
CAsN u l.
THuRspAY. January II. ls65.

THURSDAY. January u, 1865.
The Senate met at ? o'clock p. m.
The reading OF the Journal of yesterdays pro
ceeding was bot just commenced. when. on mo-
ton by Mr. Beeson. the further reading thereof
was dispensed with.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
HOUSE.

The House met at 9 o'clock, Mr.. Speaker in
the chair.
The journal of Yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
4. Y. LAWRENCE

kOCER AND PRODUCE DEALER, NEW 10 Ie2
" West Washin xton street
Cash pals for al kinds Of Country Produce.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
STOLEN
BOAR DING.

4 FEW GESrLEAENCAN FIND PLEASANT BOARl
\ al No 2si North Pennsylvania street
ianl3-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
NOTICE.

hR. NJ. II. WRIGHT, HAVING FORMED A PART
- nership with DIR. T B. Harvey, requests all per-
sons indebted to him for medical services to call at his
office and settle, he wishes to close his old books
jan9-dlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
LEAvE OF ARsrNcr

Mr. Brown Of Wells, asked ard obtained
leave OF sbsence ill the latter part Of nex'
n eek
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13
OFFICERS COMING TO oRIKF.

Mr.. Bowman presented petition from several
assessors residing in Washington county. taking
up the cry for "more greenbacks" The peti
ton vas read and referred to the committee on
county and township business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

Remarks OF gr. voorhees, I'm the
House OF Representatives on the
Proposition To Amend tho Consti-
tution to Abolish siavcry, Jauua-
af
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-13

Mr. Brown offered resolution directing the
doorkeeper 10 contract for two copies each of
the German papers of this city, enveioped and
stamped. and to be laid on the desks of mem
bers for the purpose Of sending them 20 our sol
ders in the field.
Dissection being made. it being stated that an
other matter was pending Mr.. Speaker ruled the
resolulion out Of order
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
RaltImore Market.

WEDNESDAY, April 20, lse5.
tP-ices 0fren beIoV r.sr 10 1o1oiesdls operations
only, uaiess OthsrtOfsc erpressed
CoTFEE. Rio il In good demand ;primeis very
scarce sales Of 80 bags good at 2lc. gold
fLorH.-The market was hrmer for good
super for retail, with sales Of 800 bLls. HoWard
small sales Of Ohio at es.l2LS for common; We
quote Howard street extra at s2sAts.5o, Ohio
super ts, do. extra Sl2'lass IS City Mills super
satsl2I<, do. extra ts.25, shipping brands do.
$40; Baltimore family sll6o, high grade extra
GaAIS.-wheat-29oO 800 bushels offered demand
active, particularly for red included In the sales
were 500 bushels white at 22Oass Is, and 100
bushels red at .. l5as2 30 per bushel. Corn-59O
bushels received included In tho sales were $50
bushels damp aud ny cut at .0ja4l 10, and 800
Bushels good 10 prime white At l.l5Atl.ls; 1000
bushels yellow at lsaSl 20 per bu-hel. Oats
4,75O bushels offered small sales reported at s5a
$50, measure aud weight Rye-sAles Of 100
bushels ut tl.7j per bushel.
MoLAssES. NO sales reported to-day.
PRovDIoSs.-The feeling il improving; good
Inquiry Tor bulk meats aud bacon, and the former
were held higher; last sales Of bulk shoulders
aud sides were at l5Al6 cts loose but day were
held at l5'EAl6l1 cts we report = sale Of 100 hhds
hams In pickle, terms not tTAnspired Bacon
sells freely In lots At IL cts for shoulders and 10
cts for sides; hams 9na2I cts for plGn, aud 22a21
cents for sugSr.eured; Thomas held at IS cents
per ID.
SroIk-wm again in good demand to day,
both for the trade and rennlng. We report sales
u $40 hhdS Porto Rico aud leo hhds Cuba, gro
Gerry grades, on terms not trAhspircd; 2n2 hhds
Dcmerara, for refining, at llJ+ +al2l1 cts per ID.
Refined Sugars. - Relnsrs advanced their
prices again to day Lc, making gtlnec Friday last
hsAS[c We give prices a. follows For crushed,
powdered, and grSnulAted latE cts A white 49,
cts circle A white lsI cts b do. IS cts; c extrA
IL / cts per lb. syIup-Baltimore golden ti. 02,
wHisKT-Continues nat; wo quote nominal
~. l2 per gallon offered, without sales
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
The scheme 60 Murder President I.ln-
\ coin Long Contemplated.

The scheme 60 Murder President Lln-
y coin Long Contemplated.
Z In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Of January
%. 1855, We published the following:
/. A SCHEME TO MURDER PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
: The following appears In the advertising
,olumns Of the Selma (Ala.) Dispatch:
one Million. Dollars Wanied 10 Haze
p,gse BV the lsi Of March. If the citizens Of
ths Southern Confederaoy will furnish me
With the cash, or good securities for the sum
AZ one million dollars, will cause the lives
of Abraham Lincoln, William II. Seward and
Andrew johnson to be taken by the LIST Of
March next. This will give US peace, and
sntisfy the world that cruel tyrants cannot
live In a "1And Of liberty. II this is not
accomplished, nothing will be claimed bo.
yond the sum Of fifty thousand dollars, In I'D.
vance, which Is supposed 10 be necessary TO
reach and slaughter the three villains.
! I will give, myself, one thousand dollars
towards this patriotic purpose. Every ons
uishiHg TO contribute will address Box X,
Cahaba, Alabama. K.
! December ], 1864.
Il may be recollected that whom GRoRoE
III. PRESricE, Of the Louisville Journal, 70.
turned from his visit to Riehmond last win.
ter. he stated in his paper that the rebels had
eoncocted n plot which would startle ths
world, and which ho was not at liberty Il
divulge. Perhaps he will now explain what
was meant by that statement
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
TROLE UNI.
TNHR STANDING sToNR OIL COMPANY
l. OF WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. t2 900, oOO,
In ". 900 shares, Gt go each.
Subscription price, tib per share, subject to no
other call or assessment.
4 working capital Of sIoo, 900 reserved. Only
~. 900 shares TO be sold At the sub.
seriptlon price.

The property Of this company consists Of the
we'll known Martin or Standing Stone tract, aud
contains from q 800 10 3, 900 acres Of land, 10
fes simple, free from leases, undivided interests
e. I. k.ssSS S ys sOaS and fi:'E S.s SssTS p.Ss
through this property, and II has upon II larger
amount Of boring territory than IL owned by any
other company In West Virginia. II IL situated
In Writ county, near tho celebrated RathbOns
VI Burning spring tract, aud In extent Of terri.
tory IL ave tlmes greater, aud 10 considered by
all experienced oil men familiar with the oil dis.
triet OF wsst Virginia quits equal to II not sups.
Oh Company property extends from the Little
kAnAwhA river, nsAr Burning Spring Run,
Gsross the waters Of Standing Stone creek, In.
eludinE . portion Of Robinsou's . Fork and Two
Break, extending from Burning Spring through
by Standing Stone and Petroleum 70 Horse Meek
wells, near the Ohio river, nd embraces the
line Sf urHEAVAL.
ysloped, for the reason that IL belonged to minor
heirs, who could not convey until they attained
theiT majority, which tho youngest did = few
days ago.
And oil had. Il Is said that upon this Standing
stone tract oil was hrst discovered ln 1890.
On the Devsrs farm, adjoining, = we'll Il being
bored and oil obtained. Tho we'll Of Mcfarland
1 Jones, on the Morgan lSHd, IL near this prop.
These lands are held in trust By j. N. Cam.
den, Esq President First National Bank Of Par.
ksraburE, West Virginia, and the Hon John i.
o1rlils, senstor IN CongIe.a from Virginia, and
will be by then conveyed 10 the Standing Stone
OIL Company whenever the stock 70 be dispossd
Of By subscription 10 wit 10 900 khAres) shall be
subscribed and paid foN Three thousand six
hundred shares o. ne stock have already bSon
subscriptions TsssiSsd at the banking house.
q hlogs Co., and RlTTRNHoUSg, Pow.
LBR co, del4.n
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
NATHANIEL d. FUGITT,
LUMBER DEALER,
Sixth street west, near PennsylyAniA avenue

NEW MUSIC! JUST PUBLISHED
~ aud for sAls at
JOHN I. ELLIS,
900 PennsylyaniA avenue. bstWson Ninth aud
Tenth streets, Washington, D. C.
President LineoIn's Grand Funeral March en-.
bsllshed with correct likeness Of the de.
parted President. Price 20 ecnts.
Rest, Noble Chieftain-A very feeling song on the
death Of President Lincoln. Price 70 cents
When sherman Marched Down 10 the Sea. Price
20 cents,
Tramp, Tramp, TrAmP-Tho Prisoners Hope
Price 20 cents.
They Sleep in the South. Price IS cents.
Good Night, my own Dearest Child. Price IS
cents.
Beautiful Dreamer. Price IS eonta.
I'Ve Brought Thee an Ivy Leaf, Price s. cents.
beautiful bay. Price 10 cents.
Sleep Well, Thou Sweet Angel. Price IS cents.
Soldiers Loved Ones. Price IS cents.
BY Old Oak Orchard . Stream. Price IS cents
Ever my Spirit AwAkens to Thee. Price IS cents.
Your Mission. Price NJ cents.
haggy's secrets-lnstrumentAl-P Price
% cents.
Sleep Well, Thou Sweet etAngel-InStru mental aud
pretty, by OeHten. Price 40eenIs
Gallant Fifth Cavalry SehOttiseh. Price 20 cents
Generals Grant, Meade, Sherman, HAlleek, Sher.
idan, and others, Marches; each with excellent
Likeness On title page.
Music sent by mall upon receipt Of the price.
JOHN y. ELLIS,
800 Pa. ave, near 10Th st, Washington, DC.
Sole Agency for ChlekeTiBg 4 SOha' famous
PIANOS, 8. d. 4 W. II. Smiths American on.
CANS, and dealer In all MFsieal Merchandise
Ap27-S tstarl
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27

Godfrey Bunder, John Gordon, James Graham,
an, Henry Hughes, Arthur n. waryn, David b.
JOnes, Henry searle, william MatlAek, Richard
weleh, Charles Keaard, Of the eth Pcnnsylvania
eavalIy, ,. 7, Mitchell, Henry s. G, Tufs, OF I'd
John d. Dinsmore, Thomas White, John solan,
9Th United States cavalry, Edward Dailey, ID
nassAehusstts, and Q. 3. Holbrook, I'd hAsaa.
chusetts
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
slatiuuaI gepnbIitau
, Adv,rtIsers and Buslness Men.

We invite the attention Of adyortissrs and
hr,,psss men to the columns Of the DAILY ma
nOSLL REPUSLroAs' as an advertising medium.
"a hes large circulation In the cities Of wash
Iurton and Georsesown, and the surrOunding
,oup,ry, and is constantly increasing. We feel
,,p sdeut that they will Ind It not only vAlua-
n, but reliable medium Of communicating with
the public.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-27
SPIsCIAI NOTICES.

60 Massaehusetts Military State
AaEScI REMOVAL. -on and ansr MoNDAY,
January LIST, 1865, the hassaehusetts State
Agency will oeeupy It's new rooms In the Ea
ttonaI IAieiliOeneer Building, second Aoor, cor
Massachusetts, soldiers and eitIons are invited
10 call.
Advice and assistance given without charge
GARDINER TUFTS,
deSl-u Lieut. Col. and State Agent