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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

A SlGv or THE TINEs.--A negro nreach-
or belonging To- Mrs. II ,den, NJ Pine Bluff.
iuduleed in violeut language to his mis-
'reSS last SUNDAY afternoon, remark NJ,
among other things, that he would be free
Ia three weeks and could raise thousand
men himself for the purpose. His case
was reported 10 the authorities the same
evening. and he WAS taken out and hang
on Monday afternoon Memphis Bul
letin.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

Mas. bg4UREeARD - Mrs. Bemregard.
the wife Of z,le Commander Of the rebel
forces, is in tprn. and l,st evening st;en.
ted the church ef the Brr. Henry Ward
Beecher. in Brooklyn. in company wifh
member Of the New York rress.--.N y. Y.
Tribune. l0,b.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
JON B. CROWLEY, VI. ID,
PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON,

Graduate OF Philadelphia College Of Med.
iriur. and Philadelphia Lying in Char
lty hospital. embracing Practical
Oh,t-trirs ari Diseases of Females.
Having been Assistant DemOnstrator Of
Anatomy, and haviLg spcnt three 20 "a tie
Hospitals ahd iH,p~nsaric~ "f Phladelphi
and being supplied with excellent urgicai IN
strumenl.. he Is prepared 10 periorm all opera
4; .ois ia tie vari"us departments Of tue pro-
fessIOn.
= Particular attention paid To- diseases Of
the eve. OFFlCE-N ashiugtou street. near
the northwest enfuer Of the Public square
Winchrst.r ln,t IA may l. ly
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
CAREY \. GOODRICH,

Attorney and Counselor al Law, Fist Floor
New Jail Building. Winchester. Indiana Will
promptly attend to all business entrusted 10 hi
are. Strict attention given 10 the securing and
collection OF claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. II. W. HAMILTON.

Winchester, ludisns. Residence on Meridian
street, south Of the parsonage. OFFlC 1.-Two
doors north of the Journal Office.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
1. r. TEAL, ". -.

Physician and Surgeon. Winchester. Indiana.
Onicr on Franklin street. one door vrst Of 2. I
Office tie may always o.. tnund ~ hi. Office
or rcsid-nr,.. unless prof .S~ionallN engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
DIR. ID. FERGUSON.

Winchester, Indiana. Once at his old stand.
corner Main aud ouih Sts., where h. may AT all
times b. found unless profess OnailA engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
ANDREW +. NEFF,

Attorney and Counselor at Lw. Winchester.
lndiana. wiil promptly attend To- all business
entrusted 10 hiscarc. He j. also Notary Public,
and Will take dispositions. acknowledge deeds.
mortgages. powers Of attorney. etc. Bank
deed. aud mortgages always on haHd. Diiicr
~ the n.w Jail Bilding. up stairs. Winchester.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

~ An appropriate 'eHt for patriotic
discourse nav he found in the nineteenth
verse of the twelvth chanter of J.remiah:
"Thc cit'e> &C the South shall be shut IN,
and none shau open them"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
DIR. 4. l.. BEVERLY.

Physician aad surgeon. Oilcc and residence
in Brick Building, corner of North and last
streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
DIR. II. IGSN oI.TH,
DEERFIELD

DEERFIELD INDIANA.
Eslee eial attention given 10 Chronic nis s,as
and diseases ofthr Heart and Lungs.
Oficc al old stand. over Nr. Sipe's store
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
DIR. G.. W. BRUCE.

Physician AMI surgeon. lie may a. al times
be- found ~ his olice on Wash ngtou Street,
uhlt.-s professionally engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
Trouble in the Rebel R1nks-The
CharleStOn Mercury DenOunciRg
the Nirginians as COwardS.

Trouble in the Rebel R1nks-Tho
Charleston Mercury DenounciHg
! the Yirginians as COwardS.
The Charleston Mercury of the 8th
saws:
The reported retreat of two companies
of Virginia cavalry before the advance of
single company of United States troop
ers, without even crossing swords with
them. il almost incredible news. We do
not know what TO make Of it. l. the
thing possible l. Is said, in extenuation
of th. APPARENTLY dastardly conduct, that
one company of the Virginia cavalry were
without pistols. But what vain and
EMMY excuse! Whit i the use of pis-
tnls I'm a sahre Fl htl The sibre. not th'
n;stol IS the welnon for ch Il . of cav
airy. Still further. il Is stated that the
o'her company of Vireinians had pistols.
They were two to one against the United
STATES troors, and hacked besides bv a
company of r'Aemon. Good God! Is this
the sort . = & ht'n Sautheru 'rooos 'n''n3
- m,kc7 WHY. 18th their r;fcmon. an
tyo ! ,hr.s m ono. they ouoht 10 have crt
m the T.'nco'uitcs 10 mn. and rursue'
n. last n,n. into the cuca m"m NJ a. ~
en.mv. I. the banner Of the O'd Dom'n
;on 10 be- thus trai'ed IN tie duSt2 Are
there men foun in Virrinia thus 70 rob
her OF every vesticc Of her ancient pres
ii .. and. more t'an al, her honor, her
glory in arms7 viii. then, no Marmion
rise to uphraid them7
..whv linger "a here. ve hearts 81 hare?
Where's Harry Blu I? Filz Eust'c. where"
Oh. for an hour for old Light Horse
Harry once more u WELD his daring
dashing blade. Unless our meagre &C
counts from the Ricmond papers are
strangely Incorrect, the pauettes should
! be torn from the shoulders of the officers
who have thus stained the honor of their
State, and a cour; martial should eXpel
them from the ranks Of the Conleder ,te
Army. That there are brave men in Vir-
ginia Who will maintain her integrity, the
gallant conduct Of the single company OF
rifles, who drove back the enemy with
their bullets, will testify. Let those, Then,
who have no stomach for the fight. he
spurned from the ranks of the army--ob-
ects OF contempt TO mankind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
ATTORN EYS.
John y. cOopRIcu. Esos 2. WATSON
GOODRICH s. WATSON,

Attorneys and Counselors AZ Law, Winchester,
Indiana. Ofice up stairs IN the new Jail Build
ing. will promptly attend 10 all business
entrusted To heir care EGpeci III attention 9 ven
% the securing and collection Of claims.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20

-T-Francis Wharton. Esq, of Phia-
d ,lphia, gives the following testimony H.
reear To the potency of education in the
prevention of crime:
For nearly two years was rrrsecut
IN attorney Ia thi. county, and from the
per'od when ! went into off e. down 20
The present m lment, comprising m inter
wi of five wears, ! have paid much att.r
ton To the working OF onr erin al sys-
TEN. From being, during the whole of
this period. a Director of the Pubic
schools, my attenti has naturally
heen employed on the question. How far
public crime IS affected by public sduca
ton. need now only give YOU the re.
suit, which Is, that, whether in prison,
waiting trial, or in prison after the trial,
charged with riot or disturbance, have
never known single pupil Of the High
School"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business Cards Of 10 lines or less s.. per ear
INVARIABLY ~ ADVANCE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Advertisements, 10 secure insertion the same
week. must he handed Ia by Tuesday morning.
Legal advertisements AUsT be paid for in
kpvAN,K.
- Unless particular time i specified when
handed in, advertisements will be published
until ordered out aud chafxed for accordingly.
u TAil communications. or any thing else
ln connection with the Office, should be address
cd 20 tho pruprietors
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-06-20
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ani leaving them uncalled for T. PRtNA F.cIE
evidence Of fraud.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

Colonel Scott. in his able military dict:on-
airy. gives the following account Of the man
ner Of using hos shot. aud the peculiar de-
structiveness Of this missile. The reader viii
remember that II vas hot shot which made
Fort Sumter untenabls for onr gallant gar
rison: and Il would be curious retribution
II, after Charleston is DESTROYED. the insur-
gents were in turn driven out of the forts in
the DAY by bot she, fred from the shore.
The charges for hot shot are from Que
quarter To one sxth the weight OF the shot
With small velocity the shot splits and spIin
tiers the wood 90 a. 60 render Il favorable for
burning. With great velocity the ball sinks
deep into the wood, "a deprived OF air by the
closing of tho hoie. and chars instead Of burn.
ing the surrounding wood IL should not
penetrate deeper than ten or twelve inches
Red hot balls do not set IRE to wood unit
some time after their penetration. They re
tain sufficient heat 20 ignite wood alter hav
ing made several ricochets upon. water. The
wsds are made OF clay or hay. Clay wsds
should consist OF pure cay. or fnllers earth.
free iron sand or gravel. we'll kncaded with
Just enough moisture 10 work we'll. They
ara clyindrc.l and one calibre in length
HAY waes should remain IN the tub TO soak
at least ten or fifteen minutes. Before being
used. the water is pressed out Of them
When hay wads are used. yapor my be seen
esca.ing from the vent on the insertion OF the
bill: bui rs this Is ouiy the effect Of the heat
of the ball en- tho water contained in the wad.
no danger need be apprehendsd from % -
With proper precauton IN loading the bali
may De permitted TO cool ia the gun without
isniting the charge. The piece. however.
should be cred with - little delay n possible
n the vapor would diminish the strength OF
the powder. Furnaces for heating shot are
erected at the forts on the sea coast. These
furnaces hold sixty or more shot The shot
being placed. and the furnace cold u requiI
e. one hour aud hfteen inmates 20 heat them
10 red heat; but after the funsce Is once
heated, a twenty -four pound shot Is brought
90 a rel heat in twenty i've minutes; the
thirty two and fortv-twc FOUNDER shots re- uite
a lev minutes longer. Three men sre re
ua:red 70 attend the furnscc--cne takes out
Iss ho, shot and places them on the stand 70
be -craped. another scrapes them and puts
t,cm ia the idle; and the third supplies cold
$40, and fuel"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

We have stirred up the bile OF the three
OF foss prsssnted Democratic papers IN THE
State who have tor months past been giving
Ali aad comfort TO the rebels by denouncing
sas war. finding fault with every effort maize
oy tie governments 10 suppress the rebellion.
and dehonnciEg Democrats IS traitors 10 The
party because they have accepted commis-
Sous la tho army. These fellows are how.
Ing with rage A. our exposure OF their eoi-
duct. but NE have NE balm - apply 20 the 2
~oanis Their resumption t. speak for q Q
Democrats party 70 an infamous Islander
upon TIA: party. which $ nov, as II has ev,r
been. Tor tho couatry and agains, is en-
en- es We car tell these siders and abe =
tEs Of ire sssu that they may manipulate
site Committees. aud Psssibly State Coh-
r.n.isr.. 70 thew PURPOSES. bat the Demo
crate snt-ses n >susaess ss,.i m. who sRo =
ire rebels sspi sl,e.r designs. can never De
indeed 10 Weld Their CONVICTIONS OF duty
and patriotism to the eeiCns OF The re % ssu-
pashifers-Ner Al5asy Lesyer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Arrest Of Several Persons with Hun.
dred~ ef Letters for the south I'm
their Keeping.

List night two men. named respectively
A Low and ". Finn. we're placed under ar
re-, IN tho city. BY the United States Mar
shsl
These nartie. arrived here eu "Wednesday
!ast. aai stopped 1t tho Spencer House.
rc-istsrin- az bellows. Mr. and Mrs. Ls~e.
Earland" Mr. Fun. Belfast. Ireland =
They cane together
The nsx, d,y F,na lett for Cleveland. and
.ssarned Oh SATURDAY night He vent 70
Cleveland. 20 seek tie baggage OF the party.
.hieh had been detained. /, vas o7sued
her. and between seven and ety. hun
dred. directed % 9aFties Ia the Sssth. cAsst-
" Nsx oslears. we're faassd. Among them
s.r. letters tor al the heavy bankers n that
cits
ICON ssiaS srres;ed here. tie men claim
ed a. b. Bsst,sh subjects. dong business y
the Ssash. ecuivocstins good Zeal. hoo.
ever. a. 20 the length 81 tine they had speas
N the Ssath We are iasosmed that The
u.-tics wi,i - saken - Fer. Warren n.
uDruE-.
e ert Banssr. e.. Msyor ef Mobile, Al.
80, ~ho "a. arrested lass week. =, tke
instance % Secretary Seward. NO ~ ssis-
sr.,h orasrel the United States Nsfsa4l
here to Ia 80, e was supposed q h<ss
.t.s,xtrk-~ fcr the >oust IA hi- possession .hsv
i,x iu,s returned from EaNpe. : til Al ths
Burnett House. oue OF hs trunks Arrives
xe..rriav He = or,ther 20 Mr. Bu1ke-
10 married daurhtei u \. \ Colerlr
20 a. sha. ests Cas- S~-.-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

Enesia daes wesc shippcd, o. SAssrday.
~ Kessaciy fcr TIE Sssh regiment. Col.
sersbner. Tho ss,h. Col. Hsrssson. and the
s-sh. Col n,.slsd These three regiments
vent into The hsid With such arms as ~ere
ehsainabls a ne tine. With the promise ina,
a 5esfcr srsirie shoo,l BE furs..sed atas
szsly Day = p<seie The premise hss
beea roSass1s1. and Col. Hsrri>nn'- regi
uasni. IA; va 0-Ssn.red especsally a. a band
a. Saars SAeo.efs. can aow psAesis< n shoS..
N nth sie~ Z, bringing d9vn ssSss-
sloa.. Al ssefs discharge Of each gan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

We publish In another place. this morning.
an article from the Louisville Journal on the
subject Of employing Indians in the rebel
army. We agree with the Jsssnsl that Il 4
an evidence Of the most heartisss barbariiy
on the part Of the Confeterstes. The Affair
becomes double reprehsn-ible when we con
sider that these savages have been brought
into Kentucky 70 tomahavk and scalp the
men. women and children Of Kentucky by
those who claim TO De ken,ockians them
selves. Those very men who ~hinningis
sa.d they could not think OF taking up arms
against their Southern brethren, have not
only taken up arms against their own State
but have brought into the State horde oil
s.yages. 10 repeat those scenes OF outrage.
torture and indiscriminste butchery which
gave 20 the glorious old State of Kentucky
the title of the :" Dark and Bloody ground.
What title should IL receive after these hell
hounds of Secession and their savage coadju-
t,rs shall have again laid vast her fair fields
No wonder that the L ion men OF kenturk,
are sr0uslng a. one man 70 drive these denl
devils from their soil No wonder that whole
col p,nies OF young Keutackisns are return
inx home .ickenel by the fendish spirit dis
PLAYED by the rebel leaders. And now. met
Of Indiana. shst i our datyg Decsndeni
OF those heroic Kentuekians who stood shout
der 10 shoulder with our fathers al Tippeca
e and a, the River Ra-n are now threat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05


A Paducah correspondent of the New
Albany Ledger. writing under date of Oct i.
Goth. says: ff
A few evenings since. Gen Wallace went
out toward Columbus with few infantry and
cavalry. he took possession of Mayfeld,
wheh is twenty five miles from Paducah, and
would have cut off a rebel train OF cars filled
with supplies. il Information OF his approach
had not been given 10 the rebels through
some unknown channel. This is the second
expedition under the command Of Gen Wal
lace which has failed through the interven
ton of spies. vino are apparently always on
The qai uire and ready to bear information 70
their friends upon the swift wing. And yet
these rebels walk the streets Of Paducah
with head erect and bold front, and do not
hesitate 10 avow publicly their treason 70 the
Government of the United States They
are permitted TO 20 out OF town, without even
taking the oath of alle- glance, and boast o.
II. No expedition against the enemy, how
ever secret il may be. and however strict tie
orders may DO a. to permitting persons to
leave the town. nj that tine, can be success
ful while these sympathizers with treason
are free 60 20 and come. at other times.
The same letter states that alter Gen.
Wallace returned to Paducah the rebels ad-
vanced to Mayfeld with force Of 1000
men. and from there to Viola. which is only
thirteen ;oiles from PAducah. No apprehen-
shion of 0ttack from them Was felt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

There was time saw the New Albany
I~dg<r when the Democratic party Was not
,frad TO st-.nd upon e osn merit--Ehen
MN who believed in Democratic principles
AL voted the Democratic ticket we're the
oalv persons Invited % tske part w Demo.
cratic meetings and conventions But u the
State Committee OF fudians truls speak for
par,v and Ne k-ow they do rof, All this u
changed. The Democracy sfe 10 longer
great party struggling fos great principles.
bat nDis an sggre CATION of All parties and
factions that did not vote for Lincoln To
sntitie man 70 sest In the Democratic
synagogue IL isno. necessary that he should
have ever voted Dem 'ersfic ticker OF sub
scr bed 20 Democratic principle. AT thst
/ ner~-..rv ior him 70 ses = thar he : OF =
po-ea u l. nco'ns .'rplitic.i policy. Under
this Committee cal there are hundreds 81
n,en in F.ovd ccanry who never vored a
Democratic ticket IN their lives Who are ~
mrch ent;tie1 TO participate IA psrne>rsrc
meeting - such men - Augustus Bradley
john u wmsssndiey. samrel III. Oxen.
CRU Bradford. Nory'ecai Collins. a. any 81
The "Oit GaArl
Every fre-h recruit Is ~e'-cms - the
Dsmocrasc raaks. but cod ,or-id that this
glnrtosxod party .hoal1 to-. - - enarnor.
e OF ne sroiis of cface - % invite 10 u
be- n he fsg ends o; every fsetior -a'eh
ean muster afev s-Ofe votes, merels he
r.u-e sh%y nv s-y thew arc opposed q
Lincoia'. .psiislcsl pe.ic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Reported Attack on Gen. Rosecrans.

Special Dispatch to he Cincinnati Gazette.
GsLLiroLIs. November 2.
The rebels under Floyd opened FIRE on
Gen. Ro-ecrsns' forces yesterday morning
from two points Opposite Gauiry Bridge and
Camp Tompkiss. The telegraph off e and
Qusrtermsster's store were. no doubt. de
-,roysd When my inform mt Iet Gauiey
Yesterday. their shells were aimed at the
erry boat. and buildings above named
ras enemy had heavy guns aud large
body Of infantry fioyd's force. opposite
Camp Tom2kins. 10 no, les than Tour thou
ssud. How many be has opposite Gauley
Bridge. four miles this side. = not kuown.--
Tesgraphc Communication oy the ksnawha
line i now interrupted. The casualties are
not known.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

ei-srn sh,s Mrs. Jsm~s ssure of &.
er,as- T o~nslAsp VS. safely deleeresi cithree
-h.idren. fxo siris and oze tov. lstA ,sssf -
vo,hes and ciildren were 81 desps wes aa
rsur.av lea Beatthssho car. We hat
alxaS. heard Edgar County sF.oke1 efss ere
oftis mot productive n he STATE. e@s 80
=. kaou Il so BE so.--Islley Bisas.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

TIE trouble in the telegraph lines Ess,
are aot yet entirely overcome. and our re
por's are sill nesger. The Indianapolis
= ID Cincinnati papers DO not seem TO have
Jared much better.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
Southern Rebellion
WAR FOR THE UNION.

YAK fOh lHh tNiON-
History OF the Rise and Progress OF the Rebel
Hon, and Consecutive narrative AT evenfs and incl
dents from the FIRST stages Of the against the
Republic down % the close Of OF the conflict together
with important documents, extracts from remarss-
BILE speeches, &c.
In oroer 70 accommodate all classes OF readers.
three editions issued:
!. Ia Weekly parts Of II pages. st.....,0 Cents.
= semi Monthly paris o - pages, ~. 20 ="
). La Monthly pats " i2s pages, s....40
The want Vi al sutheptic and thorough History of
the eheon for PR reference and fut f-e pres
alton. 10 the subject Of geIcrai remark. n work
VI that nature has yet been offered 20 The pub
lie, aud all who wish for information are compsIle
cspaiches. letters edit rails Of he daily news-
pavsrs. 10 percipitate, from its confused columns
the rea; facts and incidents Of the struggle the
Union.
10 meet this want. aud to produce work Of per
manent value well a. 81 present interst, the pub
above Bet forth form and az price which shall
render IL acceptable to all.
This work. the Art weekly number Of which was
published on August Alt, has received the unqsli-
nsd miums Of the Press and IL leading ciur-ns.
Nobody will resd Il without Satisfaction, u should be
IN the hands Of every un'On man.
To b. had Of all news dealers, posfmasters and
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Nov. LIST, dwtt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

SSOJ 0tVCs
Union Clothing Store.
HartSOck, Allen & Co.
Are nov reosisins large sssok Of
FALL AND WINTER
c. LOT HI n G!|
BUSINESS COATS.
PANTS AND vEsTsl
In Great VARIETY
Merchant Tailoring Department.
L. nov complete. -eonss,,lnx IN part u
Fine French and English Cassimere-.
English Msltons.
Choice Lot OF Broad Cloths.
Brown and Black Beaver Do.
+ Doeskin Cassimeres.
Fancy Cashmere Vsstings.
Silk Velvet do.
Plain do.
orR STOCK or
Gents Furnishing Goods
GLOVES.'
Mems Drab Buck Guantletts.
Colored Kid
Extra Cloth and Merinc do.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05

lean flour.ng MIL for Sale.
THE Steam FIGURING Mil situated
l. IN the nor-h part ~ the city known =. tn.
"fsiss4sph hni.' = offered for sale The mill
eoaais three run q Barr. bniler. Engins snc al.
secsss-ry naehiLcty IN gncd working orisr
- Fer price aud s.rms enquire u the UNDER
signed, At the Auditors ofhcs,
Oct =. c~sw l.. = ALLEN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-05
BOAR DING.
MAIL LIN <.


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