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Books and Stationery.

New Juvenile BoOks.-Great Variety.
English aud American Poets.
The Late New PubIicatiOns-au.
Photograph Albums 4 Photographs.
Gold Pens with Silver and India Rub
Der Holders.
Diaries sad AlmaBaes for 1866,
For sale BY
JOHN YORK,
deeIs-2aI % UNION sTREET
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Qua Jos OFFIcE.-We are executing every
dsgcri,ltion Of plain and fancy JOB PRINT
M in The neatest style, and at the lowest
prices, al this Office.
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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Parties sending Orders TO the Job
Department ofthis Paper will please
write e. Union Omce'' on the face Of
the Copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Indian Herb Doctor

Is'performing astonishing cures. Nearly
all the old standing lchronie) diseases which
have so long bafied the skill Of the old
school physicians, readily yield to his treat
msnt. He describes diseases without re
ceiving anv information from his patients,
and undertakes no case that he cannot cure.
Reference 10 over sixty persons who are az
this time under his treatment, can be had
by calling at his Office on the &c. ner OF
Union and Cherry streets. dec24-ti
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CITY NEWS.

We had the pleasure Of O cali last even
ing from Mr.. j. B. Wharton, who visits OUT
CITY on behalf Of the Chattanooga Gazette
re commend him and bis journal 10 our
business men. The Gazette ia an excellent
advertising medium for those who wish tc
reach the merchants and people Of lower
Fast Tennessee and Northern Georgia.
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LATEST FROM EGYPT.

Psnney's New Extract OF the Egyptian Lotus.
new and eXquisi perfume for the handkerchief.
Cleopatra, and sli the Lad es Of the present day,
using The same pc iume.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
Manufactured by r. A Penney, orOOklyn. n. y.
uv73m +. A. LOVEJOH, Agent. 93 Fulton ST n. Y.
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ola papers, (the largest in the city for sale
at this Office.
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Cleanse the System Of all I'M
purllits.

DE- swayne's biOad-Pu-ifylug fauEcuas 20
~. ssayns's bi0od-rarifyiag Pauares-"
lia reputa ION FOR cgung -erofuls. Old uicer'. hip
IoInt complaint ulceraied Fufr f1ru O. ahl sEelI-
iug. DARK b.otcnes or dsieg 10 tho ID de- hois e.
los ska uala mus or uas.Ing desn. rheuuaur a.
iecd ns, pains M the bones, - Is almost uiih1Hi
parallel. The Weak SEd dshiliiatsd Or auy diacts
d scTolllous nature, q D sue 10 10 EoQu, - ne
may thousand .estlmonials nom Ell paris n ihe
Eorld vii prove moth ng ever Dis gered csn
compare Win q 10 curing tlsi cia-s o disori .rf
hsrsuual and syphitic u sessss Of sho' or i1ug
staaning hing has ever proved % cdectlai ia
conpie.eiy sIad eating every fesiiza ~ fheaa cau-
geruus Complaints.
ChIoniG Eeypsias q The lace i cured 10 q grssi
certainty.
lars Blotches O, Deieois IN the sk "a onenume.
appear. The Psnac 4" ADD q ulnmsutH d
oi' ar the sEin snd give q mole 700 hiai cota
pleuou.
To BE- sure Of getting the pure and genuine faaa
CO, purchase direct a. the principal once of lr
sEsyne son, sd North =Eth Street Fhfiai-i Pima
o. 81 the Drug store o. " Z &C. VI. Smith.
corner Of Chur,h aad Vine streris.
Nns villa
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copsrineFshlp Notics

= un1err'gl-i har.ur ~ q 3. v. s--..
i-s adra 40 pr. 2 3 Ftns Il = 49,
sAP p l lilslnfrs. flla sane a-'I rsrssI.s- - -
ia1ia1 uH.lrr ne -i.a af ,.ai1i1ais sr.-
az. HIH non
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Extra Heavy Ribbed Wool shirts
and Drawers at low Prices.
R.. H. THOMPSON,
denIG-H % CHkkRf SrREEr.
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r,,HF MKT sessica En caumsaee Mondsy,
JsuuaTy -. Pup ) g5o en-er ne nFsi wees .
I havs nsrhsps the most able fcnlty Of Teschers
I have ever haa, snd am pTepareti oosh u ne tay
snd Boardng school, % lneel ~. tle 1eI...las
- dsSs-s c. D. ELLIoTT,
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HFspouAErrEs DErAEr. orrHE CUEREsLASp,
NssHynLE, TEAE., July "a, 1855. i
Dr. John Bulls scent Mr. -, has PERMISSION
% ship % Nashville tenn, 8 gross or 800 dozen
Of Bull Cedron BiteIs, for sale TO suffers IN ths
srmy only.
The reeus ions of the Treasury Department arr
to he complied with strlcfly.
By connmsnd % Msi. Gen. Rosecrans.
VIZ. NJ WuEs,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale sud ret8l ~ Berry, DE
MOVILI-EA o., NASHVILLE, Tenn
ocfl7-tl ssi itW3m
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HOME AGAINli

HAVING returned again with a large
stock Of
Trimmings, wOrsteds. Zephyr
&c, SC,
to the old home, / would respectfully in
form the Ladies of Nashville that we vii
be prepared to manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes
&c, &c.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME i CO.,
uoyl-l No. Union STREE
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The Supreme Court Of the State met
in Tallshasse, last Monday week-Chiei
Justice Du Point and Associate Justice
Walker being present There being no
causes ready for hearing, the Court,
after disposing of some motions, ad-
journed on Tuesday. It's business hay
ing been concluded, Judge Walker,
new Governor elect OF the State, took
leave of the Bench and Bar in some
very appropriate and impressive re-
marks, which were feelingly respond
ed to by the Chief Justice, after which
the Court adjourned s.ne dis-F5orida
Tines. l4fk
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Personal.

The readers of The SENTINEL and OF The
Journal will bear US witness that We have avoid
ed personal controversies, and have only en-
gagged in them when unjustly assaulted. We
must confess thai We are At loss 10 conceive
the motives which have instisated the gross at
tacks upon Us bv eur political opponents al mos,
from the day that we assumed the editorial con
duct Of this paper Ia one respect this warfare
has been high compliment TO US, for our parsi-
san enemies seem to have been governed with
the idea tina, If they could break down so hum
BILE an individual rs ourself it would be all that
Is necessary TO destroy the democratic party.
What other motive could there be for the vindic
tivenes. and malice With which they have SO
steadily pursued Gsl But We still live
Gu Saturday last The Journal again ss..iled
svth unususl ierociIy. winding u a column
and half of abuse with the threat of more bill
lngsgste if We did no, keep quiet in the fu.
ture BAIL
The editor in-chief = that paper. Hon. II Car
AiiSx NK~cons, few dave sgo. on the floor q
the House. discIaimed 81 nons;bility Of an Cd
itoria upon the baby sc plea --t,hers we're some
apology We excuse our pous friend from the 81
thorship Of the article OF Saturday last. Tor. IN
scrupulous AMI venomous as he Is. We are unsi-
ling 10 believe that he could descend 60 such
depth of malice. hl'h and fAlsehOod. II correct
ly informed. the article 10 question is the Join,
productions of His Exeellency and his confidential
friend. his executive manager, the late editor OF
The Journal. who was kicked out of the Office
Tor reasons -e may give on another occasion.
Why this display OF venom against Us? -Four
years ago X svlsaovk vas a candidate for
state printer To secure the nomination and ele..
ton. as ne declared 10 u sub-equentl, he made
. mean personal assault upon u. cb,r,in.
u ~ith various abuses IN the administration ~
the Office. but which be ~ss sery careful n
adopt when he secured the position He ps, in
the folioring plea 20 secure hi- domination. in
"a appeal 10 the republican nominees Of the
Legislature. To opposiss the contract system:
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curses boosting at Home.

The despotism thew have inaugurated, comes
home sometimes like a curse. 70 roost among
the black republicans. Dir Hale presented on
Monday last. an instance of that fact TO the Sen
ate at Washington. An investigation ordered
TO be made touching certain frauds in the navy
department brought out some damning testimony
from one of the witnesses. The individual who
dared thus to bear testimony against one Of the
powers that be, Immediately afterwards
made to pay for his temsrity by the secretary of
the navy. He was cast into prison HIS store
was taken possession of by the attaches His
private papers we're ceized He was denied re-
lease from confinement short Of bail to the
enormous amount of half a million Of dollars
Mr. Hale speaking on the subject in his place in
the Senate OF the United States. answers in
quiry a. TO the cause of the mans arrest H. the
these wores:
e" aver, before nv country and my God, that
have not the shadow of a doubt that the cause
of this mans arrest ana Incarceration vas that he
gave evidence in ,has investigation
This, he it recolleciei. is the language OF a
" republican" a. black as Erebus; and does
therefore, more than justice TO the hideOusness
o the despoiism Of bis accused faction.
The fuucuonsry Who ordered the arrest of the
witness of frauds in the nsvy department was
asked to hand him over 10 the civil courts The
reply given Mr. Hale declares TO be this:
" The civil courts are organized TO scquit; but
We organize courts 10 conricf" And how does
the government 20 pack the war " beech" TO
crush the rights of justicey Mr. Hale answers:
Retired officers are made judges. be declares,
and these in their anxiety for paw aud employ
meat. are dependent upon departmental pleasure.
and thus he very pontedy implies. tools of de
partmental will To arrest. on the part of one
of the dread magnates Of the administration. il
thus. az We have often seen. to condemn A
black republican. whose LOYALTY II OF the very
purest water, announces these facts in his place
IN the Senate. and does 80 TO people that three
years ago enjOyed the privileges handed down 10
them by their fathers from the days Of Magma
Chsrtal-N Y. News
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06

The following Is the vo,e In the United
States House Of Representative on the passage
Of the resolunon providing for an amendment TO
the constitution aoolishipg negro slavery:
Yeu-Messrs. Allison. Ames, Andersen, Ar
mold. Ashley. Bailey, Baldwin Mich J, Baldwin
Mass }. Baxter. BeamsD. Blaine, Blair, Blow.
Boutwell,. Boyd. Brsndegee. Broomsll. Brown
West Va. Ambrose W. Clark. Freeman
Clark. Coob. Cofroth, Collar. Cole. CresweIl,
Davis (Nd). Davis IN W. Dawes, Dennipg
Dixon. Donnelly. Drigg-. DumOpt. Eckley, e.
lot. English, FsrDsworth, Frank, GAnson. Gar
feld. Gooch. Grinnell. Grissold. Hale. Herrick
Highly. Hooper. Hotchkiss. Hubbard (Io~a
Hubbard Conn. ) Hurburd. HutchiDs. Ingersoll
Jenckes, j ulisn. Kssson, Kelley, Kellogg Mich
Kellogg n. King. Knox. Littlei0hn. Loan
Longyesr. Marvin, McAllis'er. McBdde. Nc
Clurg. Mclndoe. Miller IN Y ;. Moorehead
Morrill,. Morris IN y J. A. Myers. l. Myers
Nelson. Norton, oiell. O'Nel PA }. Ouh Pat
terson. Perhsm. Pike. Pomeroy. Price. R4dford
Randall Ky. Rice (Mass,). Rice (Me J. Rol
Inns n II J. Rollins Mo-. Sehenck. Schoteld
shannon. Sloan, Smith, Smthers Spaulding
Starr, Steele N Y }, Stevens, Thayer. Thomas
Tracy, Upsou. Van yalkenburg. Was burn,
IN J, Wsshburne (Msss,). Webster. WhsIey
Wheeler. Williams. Wilder. Wilson. Wood
bridge. W0rthington and Yeaman--lly
Nays Messrs. j G. Allen. W J Allen An
coma. Bliss Brooks. Brown Wis., Chanler Clay
Cox, Cravens, D,sson, Dennison. Eden. Edger
ton, Eldridge. Fink. Grover Hall. Harding
Harrington Harris md J, Harris IN }, Holmas
johnson PA }. johnson 20 }. Kalbfeisch, Ker
nan, Knapp, Law. Long. Mallory. Miller PA }
Morris % J. Morrison Noble, 0'Neil % J, Pen
dleton. Perry, Pruyn. Randall pa. Robinson
Rose. Scott, Steele N ) Stiles Strouse. Stuart
Sweat. Townsend. Wadsworth. Ward. A
White, j. W. White. Winfield, Ben Wood Z
WOOd-56
The absentees. or those not voting. wer
Me-srs. Lazear. Leblcnd. Marcy, Mcdowell
Mckinney, Middleton, Rogers and voorhee
s
The Democrats who voted for il were Baily
Of Pennsylvania; B lldwin, Of Michigan: Coffroth
of Pennsylvania; Hu;chins. Of Ohio; OdeIl
Steele, Herrick Glnson and Radiord, of Ne'
York English. of Connecticut; Y canaan, OF Ken
lucky, and King. OF Missouri.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE
HOUSE.

SATURDAY. February 4
The House met at ga N. Mr. Speaker in
the chair.
On motion of Mr. Shuey the reading of the
journal was dispensed with
No quorum being present all business calculat-
cd TO ascertain the tact WAS avoided.
TABLED.
The claim of a W Loudermilk.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Recommends Of House bills 9. % SO. l07.
los. IS IS, 30 n. ] Senate bill 80. House bill
90, tabled
RESOLUTIONS
A. to the e,petieucv of requiring all accounts
10 be recorded in cases of decedents and ward
estates as t. the eEpeiiency of increasing the
powers OF trustees OF Incorporated towns a. Ia
the eIpedency OF Authorizing be establishing oil
houses OF refuge IN towns OF 10 O0U inhabitants
and over and relative 20 making violations OF
election LAWS ebony. weie adopted.
INV Bills
Mr. Rice-Joni resolution. No Ii for the e..
Enlistment OF schools for the reformation Of
juvebIle offenders.
Mr. Woods-Bll l26. amending 9Th section
OF the levy and drain law
Mr. Foulke. 1917. amending lash section Of
practice act
Mr. Breuham. l2-, amending s.h and In
sections of the township business act
Mr. Beecke;,. amending 9Th section Of the law
enforcing XIII of the constitution
Mr. Gregory. of Warren, 1870 amending prac
tice act Tabled
Mr. Newcomb, l3l. amending 81 section Of
the act relative 10 incorporated cities.
Dir Ferris. l32, amending il7th section OF the
school lsw
Mr. Boyd. 1873, appropristng sol los 81 for
the claim of Dlniel Silver / Co.
Ga motion of Mr. hiteside the House ad
jOurned till Tuesday next Al 81. N
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M AS TO Ell ALL
II A B Z II ~ A CT Z :.
E(sTTSEH

AtiGNOR MUZ0 has the honor TO inform the citizen,
- ofIndsnapol AID vicinity that Re has succeeded IN
mailing arrangsnen;s with the world renowned Pianist
and great Composer,
n. NJ. aS sB,EESCH HI - L. TX
To give series of Grand Concerts tho principal cite.
of the United States.
Mr.. cOttscha ks Concerts in Indianapolis will take
place
FEBRUARY sth and 9th.
Sigor auzio also takes great pleasure announce that
he has secured the services of the following musical
fists assist Mr.. q ot schalk these Concerts:
MISS LUCY SiMONs,
The young and talented Canstrice pupil of hs) whose
unprecedented success during series Of Concerts New
York has been cheeruy acknowledged by the press and
enthusiastic public.
SiGNOR ARD 4VANl. celebrated Baritone OF the
ltal an pera from the New York Academy Of Nh ic.
MUsIoAL DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR, SIGSoR kuzo.
" i'Admssion 81. no extra charge for reserved
seats.
Ticket office opens commencing Tuesday Feb 7ih. al
A NJ at A. NJ. Benkam Co.'S Nusic Store, where
tickets and be ed for either Concert and
diagram Of the Tabernacle can be seen.
Orders from the country, enclosing the amount for the
number OF leafs required will be promptly attended tc
by A Benham Co.
II FDoors open at IA Concert TO commence at s.
ssb4-d9t
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One full company for the l4i,h regiment.
under the last call, vas mustered in at New Al
bany on "Wednesday ls,s. The Ledger says it
numbered lOl as fne looking men as have en-
tered the service sipss the war began.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06

THE SENIOR BIsHor Bishop Hopkins Of Yer
mont. is now. by seniority. the presiding bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in this coun-
try IL j. said that he has been invited to make
M episcopal visitation TO that part OF Louisiana
now IN the federal lines No bishop has been
seen there since the detection from the church
10 the army. OF the rebel General Bishop Polk
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LIVERY STABLE.

HENRY ALLEN, New York Liver ad Sale e. sss
III Nos II and Ia Esss Perl street, N the Il
clsno'i E9s fttH.
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THE GROWING CLIMAX!
CharleyShay's Monster QuincupexaI

TEyHk LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE ORGAN
II zatiol in tie world, entirely and original
in truction. The wonderful and only TrouIe Of
Chinese JUgglers and in this country JUST
rived rom the Celestial Empire, o-ed Of Tsin-Chi-
HoanS Ching Ca -Chong aud Chip Kong, with their
assistants, in all the various and mrtfarons eats of
Oriental Necromancy and skis, besides TWEEN other
Star Prrfo mers including the 300 challenge Eda-
cat Tau Terrier, Fanny.
The MB~icsl Department. will consist OF Mr. George
Kufes Excelsior Bras Band, and George Shelners ia
nous String Rand, making the Great Mastodon of the
amusem eut world. Will perform At
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-06

Schuyler Colfsx has cold his interest 10 the
St 10 Register to bis partners. Re started the
pspsf twenty ysars ago
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MI a 3 q NJ IC Fl IL.
Friday Evening, Feb. 10th 1865.
THE ALLEGHAN MS

VTOCALisTS AND SWISS NELL RINGERS. (orgsn-
y ICED by Prof. J N. Boulard comingl The
Firewell Tour in America. In the language Of the
Louiv vile Jolrnsl, We shall hear their like
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IN DYSPEPSIA

Aud its attendant train Of LIKE
CHAIN than medicine. There is nothing In the
whsle range Of hsfera Medca that can for q moment
bear a comparison with IL in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful pl mt may be found In
the lth edition Of the L. s. Dspensstoy, pages 1857
and 1888.
series u experiments In which Dr. Bull has for
years engaged. has ust been brO Cat to . successful
ter iDstiOl and he Is enabled offer the public
a combination Of CEDROS ~ith other appro, ed tonics
the whole preserved the quality copper
titled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is confident has q
equal in the world
he ghf furnish a volume Of certificates. bvs sb
lie hsve long sDce learned estimate such t..-,s
their true value The safes; plan !. for every
for himself the virtues Of q medicine.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

SINHkRE win Be Stated Meeting Of Indiana polls
u Cozncil No Z. this (NoDdsyl evening commencing
a o'eiock, for work. CHAs. FISHER, Recorder.
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PETROLEUM
PETROLEUM..
62 $50 ACRES OF OIL LANDS
NO BETTER INVESTMENT CAN Be MADE
Little Kanawha & Elk River
PETROLEUM and MINING 60.
OF
NSys~inro

own IN FEE SIMPLE SrXEY-T ~ q
~ TIL lUSAN ID EIGHT II, NDR-D ANO SiArY
ACRES OF LAND, which, Geoogi-ts and practical m.
reporting. i the very center o tie West
Virg Hit OIL Region. This mnense estate has on II q
merous o. and Gas S9r ngs OF which vies with ID I
Burning Spring itself. aud its hills
rich N iron ore and a choice quality Of coal Veins Of
the best salt water also abound
Subscriptions to q CAPITAL stock for the payment and
developm-Iit truly fceEt mines Of wealth
being made AMI many Of the most prominent
capitalists and hrewdest tusines. at New Yors
among the subscriber The suoscr picns are already
TAR advances q v IN he Il SGD AZ an early dsy
Young men havinx small capital cannot invest Il
better ADVANTAGE than by taxing stock in this Com
pay
am authorized receive subscriptions 70 he Sock
the amount Of
5000 shares ut s. per share.
Orders for subscription by mail, promptly attended 10
Address LEWtS BAKER.
wheeling, W. Va
P. S. desire 20 exchange 90 70 1900 shares u
this for unmPro ef kes Estate in near indi
annapolis febl-dlveOdcSvIf
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A gentleman struck oil" in Sullivan town
the other day aud took out forty-Dne gallons il
two hours. IL is said 10 be excellent The "a
vorable locality in which he bored was in u drug
store.
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Galen's Head Dispensary
Esta btished su 1850 and thaFtere
by the Legislature 0g keUtucky,
Tor the treatment of
SE.uf-T.fL W'E.5K.s-ESS.
Ara al Afe~tSoos ef the Urinary .na Ger
II both Sexes
Just PUBLISHED.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIsk

pO,eaoe N both sexcs the effects a fhese ..
;he sody md n'Dt An1 The Authers New Trr.rHeri q
su tbese cases a tul. th- ouly Esooe--ea nshe< es
c1E>, with 81 exposition of Q-sckery.
Ibisvork is not qusck scve-tisenert BIT waruins
and Eaife for married ard single. a. N. only
TAT yes tie treatment cf al the sbove d-esses plain
s.k with full dirsctons for ssT-freafnent. and
tAiHs much valuable tuforrston proper nenticn
In pEbc hotter The work contains $50 pages and lee
plates and engrsvnrs q the above diseases s~nf 10 ar,
a3dress IN sealed wrapper. or r-o~sp1 Of ole lar
Those afflicted with any q The above oseszes before
placing themselves under the treatment % any ons
saoud frrt read this vork
oFFcR-sls Fifth street. bet-eeu Esrtst sn> Jee~r-
ssn, stce.
T. in.nre s-s-fy 90 al letters direct 70
GALESs HEAp DlsPESsARr
Drawer "a. Ls.lsvile. Ky.
ocfs-s4-dk-f,
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And viii bay and sell old Silver Exchsng-, Govern
nent Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public SECURITIES OF every DE- scription.
Collections will be pr amptly made. and every kind ~
business attended that belongs legitimate banking
Regular only charged per cent upon
visions made for th- safekeping Of deposits and for
the accommodation OF DepOsiiors
In addition the responsb Iy OF the United states
FOR he liabilities of the Bank the Stockholders are ndi-
duay responsible the extent OF their stock IN add
invested in such shares thus aaordips
the most ample security 10 the public.
The following are the present stockholders OF the IL
stitution
wm n English, wm. Brsden,
W X Nofsnger Benz. y. Tuttle.
Lewis Jorton. John W. Murphy,
DeloSs Root Judge r. NJ. Finch
ger. NcLene
J = u Ianiel. of ny VIM Willard.
Gov. q Y. Morton A Baldwin,
Hen John J Morrison, ID. W. Noble,
,ien Lar Noble W. O. lockwood.
Hort h HOrd, Daniel HenneSSey.
Hon T. A Hrudricks, James Powers,
Hon David Klg0re }. L. Slaughter,
Hon. James CraveDs, Lrcian Hills,
Hon. John c New, W y T. Morton,
Hon T NJ Sullivan, BarnabaS Coffin,
Rev VIM holiday, John e. Hereth.
Prot G. y Todd DR.. J Gaston,
J. George Sfilz, n. b. Fin ch.
George " Riggs DR.. J. " woodbu.
Robert Browning, inc. C. Wright,
W. J Holiday. John Hendricks.
W. x. holloway, A. J. Danforth,
NJ Maxwell, Jane Greene,
Vim. H. Fry ID BiIlingsly,
A !. Hav W. W leathers
r. Parker. James Wnsow
j. 1. II lfon.
Wirslaw. i-auier 4 Co,
J A Ross, iulyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-28
MONEY TO LEND.
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