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United States MarshaPs Notice.
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UnlL6u DIabeS mdTSudIB N0LiGe.
United States Of America, District OF In
diana, IS:
gETIEEREAS. a LTREL OF IN.
EH formation was filed ia the District
Court OF the United States for the District
of Indiana, on the 18th day of November,
1868, by Charles w. Weisert and Charles L..
Canet. through their proctor, Mr.. Marsh.
against the steamboat WestmOreland. her
engines, tackle. 1uru iture, and apparel,
selzed at said District on a breach Of con-
tract civil and maritime, on damages OF
SIS, and praying process against said goods,
and that the same may be condemned and
sold therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance or the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 10 me
directed and delivered, L do hereby give
public notice 10 aH persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner II terested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United States, TO be heid at the city
of indianapolis. in and for the District Of
Indiana, on the first Monday of February
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon OF that
day, then ard there to interpose their
claims ard MAKE their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, u. S.
Attest: j. ID. HoWLAND, Clerk.
iau4 dit
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
The Amnesty Proclamation Ex.
Rebels Preparing TO Return.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, January "A writer In
the Times discusses the present stu
alton of France. He says: The year
ends with the most precarious peace
the world ever saw, and pronounces
NJ. Rouher mere Marie dW PdIGiS
notices the growth of democratic sem
timent iu France, and declares tn at
the Emperor must either check the
press or abandon his present govern
ment.
LONDON, Jan. An view of Presi-
dent Johnson's amnesty proclamation
If December 25th, JEFF. Davis, John
Sidell, James W. Mason, A. Dudley
Mum, and other ex-re5els are pre-
pairing to return to the United States.
The press of London generally ap-
prove of the treaty between China
and England, recently concluded by
Lord Clarendon and Minister Bur-
lingame.
FRANCE.
PARIS, January 1.-The Ambas-
sadors of China will have an inter
view with Nj. Laviolette, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, on Wednesday.
The Greek Government asks for
postponement of the meeting of the
conference on the eastern difficulty,
until the arrival at Paris of M. Deli
jounis, the Greek Minister to the
Sublime Porte.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Meeting Of the Louisiana Legislature.

NEW ORLEASs, January 1.-The
Legislature met to-day. A quorum
was present Ia both Houses.
A dispatch from Jefferson, Texas,
reports that Capt ain w. Perry. an old
and prominent citizen of that place,
was shot and killed last night. The
deed is supposed to have been done
by soldiers through mistake.
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NOTICE

All persons indebted to the undersigned
are requested to settle their accounts ON or
before the 3lst OF December next not
later. After the lst of,J anuary, 1869, those
ac. cunts not settled will be collected by
law STARK, BRINKMYER q co.
dec8 I'm
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SWEET CTDER!

= SPLENDID E.eBT BU8P REGEHW-
-EE- Ell and for g e ~ - sale or re-
tail, by A1HfsA44 ~ AL%A USS
Corner Seventh and Locus siraats
de2 dIw
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CA Rn
Observation-Disclosures

9TYIE SUBSCRIRER GONFFNUEs
sE- the Lum Der Business nj his old stand
AT the corner of Main and Seventh Streets
ana would respectfully inform the public
that his stock is large and second TO nOnr
ln Inc assortments, embracing Pine OF
dhiekneSses and quality, from the uicr
Third Common Saginaw Board no
Three-Inch First clear Plank
Also, 500 DOORS OF various thioxnezs
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shinaie
and 4 4-feet Lath, Moulding. Caglpe
Quarter-Round, DC, DC.
Orders from the country, river or lat
Glled promptly.
sell dam JOHN H. CT,nVER
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Saw Mill for Sale.

YFyGE EIEDERSEG NED OFFER FOR
Il sale their Saw Mill on Pigeon Creek
(Fulton Avenue ROAD. Terms liberal.
For particulars inquire OF K. w. Brink
myeT, or at the saw mill.
STARK, BRINKMYER & co.
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are quoted as follows:

Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at Il per cent. off.
The following quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
BANRABLE FUNDS.
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HAVANA.

Gen. LersundI Holds a Grand Review
Another SklFmish between the
Regular and Insurgent Troops
Arrival OF the Newly Appointed
Captain General.
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Manufactured by
Penn'a Salt Manufacturing Company
PrTTSBURG, Pa.

importers of CRYOLITE. and manufac-
turers of the following Standard Chemi-
Gals: NatrOna Bi. Carb. Soda, Natrona Sal
Soda, Nat ona Porus Alum, Eatrona Mu-
riatie Acid, Natrona 5Refned Petroleum,
Natrona Chloride OF Calcium, Natrona
FIouride of Calcium, Natrona Saleratus,
Natrona Caustic cid, Natrona Sulphuric
Acid, Natrona Nitric Acid, Natrona Re-
fined SaponiGer, Natrona Salt. Natrona
Copperas, etc. Tseld&wff
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QUEENSTOWN, January 4.-The
steamship Manhattan, from New
York, arrived to-day.
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GENERAL. TRADE OF THE CIrY.-The gem
eral trade of the city last week was quite
as good as could have been expected during
the holidays. The prospect for an Increase
in the trade was fair.
THE JotlOl0fS1g quotations represent the
wholesale naGrkets. Purchase, and sales in
small lots a05H cary soBiei01dt j. ON The prices
0i1ye7l Il
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Z e L z G. E AP FL.

News by Atlantic Cable.
The Amnesty Proclamation
Ex-Rebels Preparing to Re-
Bridge Across tho Missouri
River at Leavenworth.
The Champion Billiard Cue
Treasurer spinner taken
Sick.
Affairs in Arkansas.
The Accounts from Rebsl
Sources.
Horton and Thompson the
Express Robbers.
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NEW YORK.

Morton and Thompson, the Express
Robbers = Organization or City
government = Premature ExpIO-
Si0n-Death Of Four Men-Mlscel-
laneOus.
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-sRESEa VACCINE yLRgSaAt
fe26 villa HEe >.
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REV II II N E w s.
For other River mems see Third Page.

The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight last, were the cumberland,
to Cairo; Ada Lyon, to Bowling Green;
Romeo, to Nashville: Coosa, 10 Memphis:
Palestine, louisville and return; Louis
lana, Cincinnati to New Orieans-..None
of the packets had vefy big tips OUT.
The Ada Lyon was pretty fuil.--The Pal
estine had a good tip in, but went out
rather light-....The Louisiana was pretty
we'll down to the water. She added some
freight here Capt. Phillips and Mr.. Eagan
her accomplished chiefs, were looking as
fine as silk ........The Fanny Brandies has
hoard. and viii II ave a big trip out-.--The
louisiana had orders sufficient to fill her
ont beIow...~.The Virginia pas ed Mem
phis yesterday, and Will be here to-mor-
row. ...Tha Painter No. ., Col. Shetweli's
tow boat, came up at midnight to bring mp
some people going Eat by rail. She re-
/. rted the Petrolfa No. . close behind,
loaded with corn.
CARD.-The members of the Crescent
City Silver Band take :his means OF re-
turning To Captain n. NJ. DuSOuchet, of
the steamer Armada, their most hearty
thanks for ais uutirIng attentions extend
ed 10 them upOn their late trip t0CafrO and
return, and shall always hold in emo
the pleasant hours then spent. While the
other officers and crew seemed TO vie with
each other in their efforts 10 make US COM
fOrttble, we may he INDUCED II we men
ton The special efforts of George jackson,
the famous stewart, and his able assist
antS.
q. w. WARREN,
Leader.
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REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE.
Total committed.

A
The following persons wero granted
licenses to sell liquor: Herman Beck
err. Jacob Lenges, Henry Kief, Albert
Schmit, NJ. Gumberts, w. q Ii. New,
Henry Kirchof. q. Sauer, Joseph
Schultz, Peter Moll.
Messrs. Steele and Reitz, the Com
Recorders books, reported that the
amount of fines collected was $754 70;
amount not collected, $778 %; amount
paid into the City Treasury, $l30 As.
On motion, the ordinance pressed
not long since providing that the
people who were to be benefited by
the opening or extension of streets,
should pay the expenses Of the same,
was repealed.
Mr.. John Chandler then appeared
before the Council, and stated that he
exp cted to be present b FIRE Tie vote
on the repeal was taken. and desired
to make a few remarks to the Council
on the subject.
On motion OF Mr.. Steele, the vote
was recOnsidered.
Mr.. Chandler then stated that he
thought the ordinance ought not TO
be repealed, as it was not right to
make the tax payers at large pay Tor
an improvement that only benefited
a few. Let those who receive the
benefit pay for it. lie was willing to
abide by the provisions of the ordi-
nance as first passed, but if it was
repealed he would make a strong
fight over it, and hoped the Council
would let the ordinance stand as law.
On motion, the further considera-
ton of the subject was postponed one
week.
On motion, it was unanimously or
dered that Main Street be powdered
from Fifth to Eighth Streets.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
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nrTs CELLANEoUs.

~ US LEWCKE has this day bought
WooIen Mills, and has been admitted as
fUli partner. The firm name hereafter
will be Heuke f. Lsmcke.
March Z 1870 ruoO dIuT FRED HETTKE.
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hH UNnEpoH-En H0BHWRY.-Souho
two weeks ago We received the facts
relative to q heavy loss incurred by
one Of u citizens, but which we
we're requested to keep to ourself for
the present, in hopes that the matter
might be traced up and the money
recovered. But all efforts in that
direction thus far have proved futile.
The facts are about these: A gentle
man handed a package containing
$1.4OO to q member of one of the most
prominent and reputable firms in this
city to be forwarded to louisville.
The package, with other matter to be
mailed, was placed in a side pocket Of
his ccat, and after a short time was,
as he supposed, placed with the mail
matter in a drawer in a desk. After
a few minutes. on opening the drawer
in search of it the package was miss
ing, and no clue to it has since been.
obtained. The gentleman receiving
the package reeollects having taken a
seat on a lounge in the office of a
steamboat Immediately after receiving
the package, and thought it possible
that the package had fallen from his
pocket there. He telegraphed to the
boat the same evening. but received a
reply that it had not been found, and
so the matter rests up to the present,
so far as we have learned If it was
placed in the drawer in his desk, some
one must have slipped in during his
temporary absence and stolen it. IF
it was left on the boatsome passenger,
not too honest to appropriate lost
property, must have found it in the
absence Of the clerk, and appropriated
it to his own use. At all events the
money is gone, and some one will
have to lose it. 1t was quite a heavy
loss. faa- ser
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A NARROW EscAPE.-On Monday
a number of Miners took passage at
CaseyyiIle on board the steamer Ar
mazda, en- route to Cincinnati. All
took cabin passage except one. The
decker managed, soon after leaving
CaseyViIle, to get ~gloriously drunk,
and persisted in entering the cabin,
though he had been often ordered
down stairs. At length the clerk,
losing all patience, turned the c1se
over to the mate, Mr.. Tucker, who
promptly ordered the drunken man
down stairs. The miner responded
with o~pprobious epithets, when Mr..
Tucker promptly knocked him down.
When the boat reached Dit. Vernon
his money was handed back to him
and he was put ashore. As the boat
was backing out he attempted to
board her, but fell into the river
directly in front Of the wheel Mr..
Tucker, seeing his perilous condition,
ran to the yawl, lowered it himself IN
an incredibly short space of time, and
rescued the man from a watery grave
Mr.. Tucker received high commenda-
tions for his activity aud GOODNESS on
the occasion.
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Salt SaliII SaItfIl

We have reduced the price of sal
two dollars and forty cents pei
barrel for small, or 280 pound bar.
rels, and forty-three cents per bushel
or three dollars per barrel for large
or eve bushel barrels.
BAIRD K START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Company.
Il. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
Agents Kanawha Salt Company.
mch3 Ivy
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W YIU WANT a SITUATION, wish
to rent n house, or If you want any
Thing, advertise in this column. Three
lines for thirty cents. fe25
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WE understand that the Democracy
are free in the expression of the opin-
ion that Mr.. Hawkins, their County
Commissioner, was bribed to tender
his resignation. We think this in
slnuation is altogether gratuitous, and
without the slightest foundation. 1t
does Mr.. Hawkins great injustice.
We aid not suppose the Democrats
would nominate and elect a man who
could be bribed, and are surprised TO
hear them assert such to be the fact.
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" ETrER FITES-Patent Letter Files
at Journal Office. lfezo
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GPALn4EG-s gATAMAN&I1nAAt
E3 fe26 LIZ :.
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B3~ For an irritated throlt, cough
or cold, "Br0a0R's Bronchial Tr0cbes :"
are offered with the fullest confidence
in their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain the
good reputation they have justly ac-
quired. AS there are limitations, be
sure to OBTAIN the genuine.
mch1-eOd
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FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY.-The cell
ebration by the Odd Fellows of this
city of the 10Th of April-the Fiji
eth Anniversary of the Order in the
United States-promises to be a most
interesting occasion. We are inform
ed by the Committee of Arrange
ments that there will be a procession
in the afternoon and an address by
General Shackelford at the Opera
House. which has already been Sc
cured. AT night a splendid supper
viii be served at the National Hall
for the members and their wives.
Quite a number Of other Lodges have
been invited, and we anticipate a
large turn. out on that day.
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AT0FE PAPER-The finest quality Of
" note paper, in qparter-ream pack
ages, at the Journal Office. lItl-
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GREATLY IMPROVED. = The late
dry, cold weather has done more to
improve the streets of the city than
both the Street Commissioners have
during the past eight months, and has
drawn no money out Of the city treas
ury either.
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED EXPRESS
GOoDs.-Two important events will
take place on Thursday. the 4th of
March-General Grant will be inau-
gurated President of the United
States. and the unclaimed goods, usu-
ally called " old hoss," will be sold at
the Express Office in this city. There
is a large amount of it, and it is not
improbable that much valuable prop
erty may be bought for a trife. Those
who attend the sale will have a heap
of fun if they do not make much
money. -
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For SALE. II nice Ttoo-story
DMeltiag House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call o-dag, as L am re-
quested TO sell 00ithoRt delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
fcb3 tt Real Estate Agent.
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SWEET CUISINE. . Experience. so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET OUT
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i%rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Tor bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il Burford's Opera
Drug Store, IS South First Street.
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DIsMIssED.-The case of VIM. Mil
Ter VS.. Chas. Yancey, for assault and
battery, of which mention wa made
in yesterdays JOURNAL, was dismiss
ed without a trial.
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CITY NEW S.

THE mite at Trinity Church last
evening was we'll attended, and all
seemed to enjoy themselves who were
present.
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DBFTrimmiug Satins and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.

B@~ Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner of Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. P~erfuneries Of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 diff
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STAMPED CHECKS, DRAFTS, Re-
CEIPTs, &o.-We would remind our
friends and business men generally
that we are prepared to furnish
checks. drafts and receipts hand
somely printed aud stamped. with the
Government two or Eve cent stamp
printed on them, either bound or
loose, at very low rates.
This is not only a great convent
ence to business man, but is a real
saving of money. Send in your or
ders.
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CoMNG-The lovers of fun will be
glad to known that Duprez & Bene
diets Minstrels will open at the
Opera House, on the 9th of this
month.
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FIGHT.-There was a small fight at
n saloon on the eoner of Second and
Division Streets, at about z o'clock,
last night. Nobody was hurt, and we
believe DO arrests were made.
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BEFORE Esquire DAVIDSON. -
John Knapke was tried for assault
and battery on the person of one Fred.
Goddin, a bar-keeper for John Dan
n%ettell. 1t appears that Knapke was
on a little spree, and while in Ba-
nettell's bar-room and grocery, step
ped on the feet of Mr.. Goddin, who
told him not to do it again. This led
to a blow from Nj. Knapke, after
which he drew a knife and threatened
to go for Mr.. Goddin. All this was
shown by the evidence, and Knapke
was therefore adjudged guilty, aud
fined in the sum of $40, with 81 ad-
ditional for. costs.
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale By Al. ID. Allis 4 Co., FIRST st.
second door below Vine.
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RECoRDER'sC oURT.-The Recorder
had but one case before him yester-
day. John Knapke, after his trial
before Esq. Davidson, mentioned In
another place. was Immediately taken
before the Recorder, and arraigned on
a charge of being drunk and disor-
DERBY and the evidence going 10 provo
the same, he was mulcted IN the sum
of $15 fine, and 81 40 extra for costs.
The fining of Mr.. Knapke both by
the Squire and Recorder. for the
same drunk, was not exactly killing
two birds with one stone, but it was
getting two meals out of one bird.
"Puss Wells" was arrested for in
dulgiug in Que of her periodic DRINKS.
but will not be tried until this morn
ing. She was, as usual, exceedingly
noisy, and gave the officers who ar
rested her a fair sample of her ability
to use the vilest epithets. We fear
"Puss " is incorrigible, notwithstand-
lug the many sums she has at different
times paid for good advice.
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TIOEETl oan bo raro1I-1Io on
POstpOnement OF Henderson County
land Sgle

TFNfEH UHDEEkhlGMEab, WHO WE'RE
& appointed hohltnitsiOneia by the ken-
duct the lleudeusOn County Land aalD"
~ Wm McImln, Lsq., take thla method Of
Of prizes im tile enterprise hnH bcem nUai-
pOued until the iat day or September. 1869.
When, on me lst OF october last enc eHtcr-
prise was lad boiore the public, o. was
confidently expected that d. could be cone
cluted hy the llth Of January 1869. tho
day hNed for the drawings but several
cauHoa, nome OF whieh were nntaIuhtod.
auu Wulah COuid Not Pc controlled hy 900
lutntul lhfeih nor bY tho owner hf tnu
those Wc may mention the failure 90 oU-
tain printed funftcr 90 tuc fmo contracted
W, ~ ,thD HIteNu'a Dl thn lu"AHy
market, ana i4t nihtfuat ln the minds OF
me people OF eutrruriHeH like ellis. Induced
by caisea Whleh nie yet frch ln lhc fec1ls
Though Tickets Afc now being utuidIy
aoid, q fuuitieut number nave MOT brril
disposed az r. Justify o. transfer 81 Che
owner.
Tile mrniiug lands embmood in ihc ea-
lefprlse, ben9Hy eight hunured HGra4 90
when arc cleared ana t~ilaDle, VIII be
rented nat FOR fhe Irc-puty ehr-lhlI. Guud
bonds fDf tho nHnt Uilt Dee taken, hId these
bonds VIII PC HhhiEnea Do the persons who
The mooney 81 lhe Hel1ets sold la ia the
hands 81 thN aHeuif, Hud should amy HunrHa
holder De- d0HFHtishgd win the postpone
mont htt money VIII Dog refunded pu lhu
presentation ot Die ticket.
me uhurtrfHufu tniuk To- VIII mot Doc
AWlsA 20 hnN, 10 thIH connection, lhHb hey
nave 40 pucuminfN Interest Im thn above
enttrprleo, non VIII they have in tta fu-
turr. They Val not receive ono cont for
their services. aud thfB d0 NOT now. and
win not no any time. own. hold. or control
o. ttngtr tlrifet im zoe umterurfaUs nor ono
dollar received frDU the sale uf HcrDlH VIII
be used by them, nur can tho owner of tHo
property fOuch. use, OF control amy BHrI of
~ tu1tlA alter the urtWtlW Dukes UihCa NuN
the enterprise, by amy unfOfhaoru
contingency, prove "a failure, 600 money
received from the sale 81 Tickets viii Hn
promptly returned on ~rnaenU4tInn uf tho
tickets 60 the mRrut from whom bought
H. IN Mks.
WIS.,. HOLLOWAY.
ROBERT 81 GLASS.
E A.. nTAHIIMH.
GRANT GREEN.
JanII d6w W. b. ELANY.