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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
GORPORATION NOTICE


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov. 8, Is6I.--And now fits hereby ordered and
directed by the -CrmmOn Council OF the CITY On
Evansville that the owners Of all lots or tffa IN
lots fronting on or adjoining tg Northwest side OF
Locust street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to 80
brought to the proper grade, and that they cEuse
sidewalk Of Class No. !, TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication oh this
order .--,.-.-...... ...... -. s..s
Clerks of1cs, Nov %, 1851 nov22
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OhDBhl sk0t FLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov 9, 1861 AID now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the CITY Oh
Evansville, that the.owners of ali lots or parfs OF
lots fronting Widening the south west eide of
Ninth street, from Ann to Division street in said
City. the sidewa3Cs thereon 10 DO brought 10
The proper grade, and that tley a sids.walk
of Glass No. 2, to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication OF This order
.fas14 A4,aPs BURKE, Clerk
Clerks once, Nov p, 1851.
@FOBLEOEORiS S.GEH or HE.aL
~ ESTATE fer repayment Of the costs and TX
penses Of sidewalk improvements. Notice Is here
by given. that By virtue Of precept iFsued ~ he
Mayor 81 the City Of Evansyilies and to direct
ed, will sell al public auction at tbs door Of sa
Court Honse in said city, on Thursday, Nov. -,
1861, at o'clock p NJ, the following lots or pafl
cells Of real estate, or 20 much thereof may ls
necessary 70 pay the alnount charged and assessed
against said lots respectively for tha costs and
peDses Of making sidewalk improvements for sBid
lots together with the costs OF
George Rosener, lot 2, Biock SO, Eastern
Vim. H. Law, Lot ID Block ~ Lamasco,.-. 10 30
Hiram Nelson, q. w. II Of the N E. Is Of
Los o; Upper lnlaTgoIuont ..::.-~ia.53}l
Hiram Nelson rs by ~ feet, s. w. or alley
emu or same lot----.......-....4- ........ 9.T8I.
Allie & Walker, Lot J. Block Is, stockwells
, IN &C., e, SEE. 2,as
AIlis a. Walker Lot No. 2, Block Is, 6fOck-
wells Enlargement, 3 0fJ.
Allia & Walker, Lot. No. b Block s. stock
wells Enlargeme9t 2,oG}S
Converse Clements, . ieat on High street, by
20 feet deep, being the 3. n. side OF Lot
No. 9, in block No. d. a, Eaiargement' aaa
Francis Edmonds, Lot ~, Block 81 Eastern
AnlargeTn ent 10 -
R0nald Fisher, Al feet Cherry street, by
70 feet deep, being the N. D. "a of the s.
". - OF Lot No. 6s, in the Upper Enlarg 1913
noy14tds CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, q. g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 25.-Wm. Smith, an
assistant of J. A. Slade, road agent on
the overland mail route, was murdered and
robbed of his mules and clothing, by the
Snake Indians, last week.
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Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, Court OF Common Pleas
YandeIburgh County. ( yeea AerH' A. D.
Michael P. Jones,
-,
Nancy Ann Webb, Charles h"IectOsure' t-
W. Sands and Mary Ann 81
Sands,
It appearing by affidavit filed this 18th day Of
November, 1861, in the Office OF the Clerk Of ID @
Court aforesaid, that Charles W. Sands ara efarg
Ann Sands, two of the defendants il tbs above
entitled action 1.-THE object OF which Is 10 forecIose
mortgagel are not residents OF the State Of In
diana. Notice of the tendency Of this action is
therefore given to said defendan ts and that the
same VIII stand Tor trial at the OF the
court Aforesaid, TO be begun and held the Court
House, IN the city of Evansville the county and
state aforesaid, on the first Monday IN January
a. D. 1862.
Witness, the Clerk of said Court, this 18th dag
OF November, 1861. FL. riii = 1905
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
VIC. G.
A. L. Robinson, PI'ffs Attorney.
Nov. II, ls6I.-3wW s
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C0RPORATION NOTICE

o h RFOR PLANK sIDE-w AK
Sept. 7th, ls6l.-And now il Is hereby ordered
and directed W the Common Council Of the civ of
Evansville, that the owners OF ali lots or parts5
lots fronting on or adjoining the east sidssi
Mary Street, between Seventh and Eighth sts.i
said city, cause the sde-waks thereon to be broug
10 tho proper grade, and that they cause a side
walk Of class number % be laid down there.
within thirty days from the publication 81 this or.
der. r. BURKE, Clerk
City Clerks Ofhce, Sept 12,h. 1851. sopl3
, RjoE ~ HeBUKTS.-curr Raisins. CIR
~ " rons, &C, &C, ia store aud for sale 81
YICKERK BIOS
nOs19 No. g. Main g.
M@R ~ n O.nEJN-hr, Buckwheat Fl50-,
99 Crauborrios, &C., just received and Tor sac
low at FICKERY & BIOS
uovl9 81 Main e.
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4. PITTsBURe, November 26.-RiEer s feet
6 inches by the pier mark and at a stand.
Weather cloudy and damp. Snow nearly
all gone.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERS.
Prepared 6y Or. C. H. Jackson, No. AIS
Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

ItHaD " Ia ID DAID vt q hM-
scoFT, Cortland Co., N Y, March Zlst, 1857.
Dr.. q. d, Jackson-Dedr SIR @
n ~" BE HALF or THE y RRLKCTED,
II pen few lines to you. 1 have suffered aud
doctOred myself, aud know how to pity those ia a
like condition. Until commenced taking your
Bitters last summer, not able TO do anytln 2,
or even to sit up any considerable length of tine
Before had taken the FIRST bottle, I felt like
new man, and now, after having continued the use
Of them short time, in the worst of the
year, am able 10 labor hard every dog TO say the
least, think have received more benefit he
Bitters, than all other medicines have taken.
have not only used your bitters myself, but have
given bottles aud parts of bottles to Ihoss complain
ing of Dyspepsiaand Liver Complaint, and in
ery Case, they tell me they have taken medicine
SO beneficial the bitters Respectfully yours,
ia Hes Won BENSCHOTER.l
The bittera are sold by druggists storekespers
in every town aud village in the Quilted States Can
adas. West Indies, and South America. at IS cents
per bottle. f ..-zr e-s. nOFId&W2w
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EvSSE.7'CH OF COREkR-1O Loxss. y
~ gross each, for sale by
Ocl2 Sc. GILBERT co.
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NrfOTTOyV" R.RTTKyS~g-IOO bales for sale
" by 8. Il. GILBERT e. Co,
Ocl2 No. Sycamare sTeet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

IN &SGlSSs
The undersia ned having purchased from Me,srs.
DRUMMER Il Co. the stock OF Goods formerly
owned by RoseT Brothers, offer the same 40
the pnblic at very reduced prices for Cash only
ocS-t l.. 8 L. ROSER.
@sEe gS-E.Nres sn.s GRF.S-k ORR at
~ III. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
ocl sf..t-a4 New t)rus,. Store =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

YEVks.a S.-Imperial, Young Tyson, GuDpow-
= der and oolOng Teas, at from 45o to 81 90 per
H., at VICKERY BROS
No 40 Main AZ
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: CONFORMATION NOTICE.

CIorks once, Nov %, 1851 ~ nm ~ I neg9s
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1.-THE tine here set down i adjusted to contract
koErs. On the River there is variation according
20 circumstances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

"a EH" CODFEsR, MackeraI and Herring,
- y tor sale low At VICKERY'B,
noVl9 No. 81, Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

u E&TA&R DUSTERS-4 tioz assortad
Nos. from to Is, for sale at
ocf6 II. A. COOKS, IS Hahn street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

The great Household Medicine ranks among the
leading necessaries of ifs AS it is well known to
the world that it cures complaints other remedies
cannot roach this fact is NJ wolf Established as
that the Sun lights The World
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are ssad bs all
Dealers In Medicine. nov ld0wIai
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-27

EvansylI. Ina.. Mag I. isaI. iaIya2.y~s
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SsvsR Hundred ErOIWHfesrs SSeE ga
Campl Young be warned in time, supply
yourselves with HoIloway'sL Pills and ointmeht.-
they are guaranteed to cure the worst cases of
Sores, Ulcers, scurvy, Fevsrs and Bowel Com
plants. DULY 20 cents per BoxoflPots & Z s. s
noVl9 IA 2iS
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

nfs 81 tas.-. WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. q
Capt LarammeE reports that the Albany,
which LEFT the Navy Yard yesterday morn.
ing, had cast anchor and was laying of
Indian Head, this side Of the Occoquon
Greek, being afraid to pess the rebel bat
teries. 90 .Ir--ss. f-.fr.ar tts-.o.,.
A private In the ID Michigan regiment
was wounded in the leg yesterday By 9
rebel picket near Arlington Mills. This
is the first case Of any one being shot 50
near Arlington Heights, ~rsss
On Wednesday, Major Ruoker, Acting
Quartermaster, discharged al the inspect
ors in the Government horse yard, except
ing John Raymond, Of PennsylVania, who
has the whole charge Of receiving and in
specting horses. .a ~ s.-ls-,-. s
Marcus Cicero Stanley, recently dis
charged political prisoner from Fort La
fsyette, has had en- interview with the SEQ
retaries Of State and War and Gen. Scott,
and has left for the West. ~. "
Acting Surgeon Toombs was brought 10
Washington yesterday on the steamer Bal
timore, which had taken several political
prisoners from Annapolis to Fort Lafayette.
According to report TOombs when on the
voyage approached Two OF the marines and
told them that money was to be made by
turning the head Of the boat to the shore,
50 that the prisoners could make their es-
cape, and that he would ensure them 5000
each for their assistance and $50 per
month. The marines rejected the PROPOSE
ton, Whsn be said there we're men enough
on board TO seize the steamer, and sooner
than be arrested he would blow her up =
Hence the eOnspiratOr was arrested and
brought here in irons. 1-.-
A private letter from Santa Fe, of the
7th inst, states that Hon. John s. Wsites
vas elected delegate TO Congress by large
majority on the I'd Of September. The
writer adds that the rebel army had not
CROSSED the Jornands, but was preparing
to do 80 with view of taking Santa Fs.
We expect q pretty big fight. s
Governor Connolly was inaugursted on
the Sd inst, eNa fr.a
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PROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHInoTon, Sent. :

uASHANNASNjl 0ePt. 81
Hersld's dispatch: e 4e.t
During the day the city has been preg-
nant with rumOrs Of battles, bat nothing
worthy Of report has occurred. 90
u A portion Of Gen. Frsnklins division
went out this morning from Alexandria on
Q foraging expedition, with the expectation
that the enemy would accept the wager Of
ance OF Geu- 6mIrU HUN Tne DnHln Df %
they we're not willing TO takeup the gaunt-
let. els .ag
The impression prevails here that SO soon
IS the storm is abated the rebels are bound
to make move in some direction. 30
An attempt to Gross the Potomac either
above or below Washington is indispensable
With them. The city is rife with runnors o
such attempts, but the army telegraph bring
no confederation Of them. a .7H
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OOMMEROIAL.
=EFW5YORK SIXKKKT-ssBs. 2s

81 In TELBaaAFH.l ~
FI.OUR-Roceipts 2l, ,s6s bbls. Market without
aesaaso s s At ss,2sAssss for superhne satei
81 sass ~ IN extra state; 5256S535 for superfne
wSstefn; S56DE95sO Ter common TO me1ieh S e1tiS
,ses1era; 10 ioT shippins brands extra Eoale
h1gs * SSh6TAN RI.OUR.-The Market g steedy;
gSisS s00 bhis at S5 2565s5 for suPernnei
iI RYE Il iFI.OUK-Alarkst steady at 2,1's4OoeOn,
mon % = S1gs ~ RscSbts l9i gss bush. Market less
aefive tut prices without deeided cnanges >, NJ
611 bush At g, ,20al "a for Milwaukee eiun5 tisiS
Il a for winter red western. -,L
RKE-Marksf aniet and nrin - esgg t5S.-stf ? O.
ftkRLRY-Markef dull and nomilAlf . "A
T4ITT-Receipts 81, i6e bnsh p alket ntLlos W.
active sales $3.50 bush at 5le9S4e ior4hlA "'e
am common 70 prime. - =. 49, ~. ,ss,ss.t.
OhTH-steaay OF so9s5H for OanadiAn' Hno .e''s
satstlR H-Market quiet. eale9 lOO eoiA q si'''Oe
| "a ~. mes; s9,75<3lofo or prime
l = 4 ETfFF--ll arkst quset. q -.i 4lr lul 30
| = 9y1iIIi gTFAT6-MaFhet qlliet.i .,<...t<.
/ TIR6-Markst steady. Sales at ~ t.slSSSi "a
i51DTTEfs-S Sellng asISio7tof oAio ''iu a , -
"a 'dSEHaERaR-Nsrkst steady as sS7o common
Rrsi@9asi Rrsi@9asi1sKY-zalkss quiet and hru:at sO's0. 4
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FROM KANSAS.

5-fl i34lil LEAyENWoRTH, Sept. Y.
Scouts this morning report . strong col
uup of rebels on the march noFthWaTd from
Lexington. Their supposed destination Is
st, Joe.
Allthe organized companies Of the Kan
sas militia are ordered to rendezvous here
Immediately.
Cleveland, the leader Of band Of Jay
HaWkers, has been arrested by military
posse and held to bail for examinstion. =
The Kansas I'd Regiment marched t
Lawrence tonight where they will enoampl
and recruit
Nothing new from Lanes command.
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.kEa EoFI r. g PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
I The steamer Brooklyn has arrived IRON
The mouth Of the Mississippi for repairs. S5t
Feborts capturing the bark Macs, from Ric
Janeiro for New Orleans. A prize crew =. wa
put on board Of her, and she sailed ior Phll
adelphia. 1.se 2h
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BUFFAL0 NIARkkE-soPI. q

VTOUR-MaFks4 STEADY. =. l..-.t. a.
snS ssiea lTO00 bush Ohicago Bgrtne y s2e' e'V99
brsh ordinEry 70 eheiee RED winter 10 ,-alss
e. lanai, FRRIGHTe-FiTm; l6he on eorn'
lsc on wheat 70 Now York s.., -. ,,,,oo ~,
ks.f. IN m buah corn; l0cO bush barley. -.
CANAL RXPOHTS-iolio iooo bush WheAs' i'''''S
b1sh corn; 1000 bush oats. f-3 Ga
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FROM MISSOURI.

zsa ,slaai. Kansas Orr, Sept. Y. !.
Gen. sturges, with parts Of thel27th and
-89th Ohio Regiments, arrived here last
night on the steamer Major from Liberty
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NRFAF NATIONAL ROUTEi
NJ ,,,r,NoEE : oaIo RAnRoADL
rHPBOTED sOHHDpL1l


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~ 49, flrslifi1l lcr illerli = lloatl1A
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so-ih- 81 it5 Eas1intcl :. ~ ~
4ne 4nei,.,,sii 80 frSls, uilh th8 Northwest, hoss e
so1taNs.-. -. A R.ffiuors Philrisllhia, .
- - o-fsS 7ive tlIs rtifillll q III ing oFef g
- u ~ inssTisliat8 c.fig7. tee yol.sl a-l
4oasI 90 3 siTs ~ Is SE1sls & sng Nalhinsion
sss's. .sss = n. ONLY ros,s l "a frnilh ElEad1 3
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Fhe view from GeorgetoVn and Tennal-
iytovn Heishta. Gi l.f'

pie View from GeorgetoVEu and TehAaA'
i5town HeishtA. a l
Hundreds Of people are row daily aOcking |
10 tbe Georgetown Heights 70 view old Fir-
gipia,sshore, now dotted along as lar as the |
evs ran roach. From point on the rignt OF
-. T0ad leadins % Camp Tennally, the finest
4 ~ can be hadof Washington and its enyl-
4 rous. :. Away 70 the cart Alexandra hes, IN
1 rThst DEEMS 10 be narrow bend Of the Poto-
j r,ac.ss snd 70 the West, a continuation OF Ar
i irngson Heights looms up close 70 tne Point
i III observation, and the intervening distance,
i down 10 Aiaxandria, is spotted with Wnlte
1 tenfs. the smoke of camp hEesY and a lew
Dieces Of woods that have been spared by the,
/ seiaje's exc few buildings can be seen,
J and "a the right Of Alexandria the tell spires
i. ofFsisfsx Seminary loom up, from which the
Il Stsfa ana Stripes are still proudly hoenng.
4 dSSnoi 5iass shows the men and camps as
= plain. AS thongh one we're in close proximity.
: 0ners alasses are in great demand, and an
5 saerSs ior 4 short range of two OF three miles,
Z l,nt f6r a long distance, OK for more minute
ot,servstioas, long field glasses are used. Inc
foTtuuate uossessors Of goud glasses are now
s1rrounaed by an eager crowd, all anxious to
i cateb glimpse towards seeessiondom. FOR
/. Govroren and lis surroundings can be seer
|. iViuq spread out before you just al the enc
n the Aoueduct, and the tvessel Work Q
o tls Torsy Bridge looks like theWork Of spi
It der thrown across rivuiet. lass'
ID rhs, view grom this point will well repay
=. visitor for his trip, IS we know of no oeste
rositionz for an observation in the vicinity
70 r. ~ irear OF Hsjor. General McCalrs cam
in. s.. = Tenualiy Heights on the highest point
* s,,;,t fot spd from the ramparts one can o1
3. ,"is j- ms1iiicsnt view Of the Pc .9mae As
:, ~;1ss lis fertuous courss towards Ieesburl
lo ~ s,,S,,o;t Of saRar Loaf Monntain can
iOr s.sD - lseey q ta right q The blue range
in r.o1,'ss; ns fbat reach down 70 the iamoS
an anil P1n and llsrassas Junction. The smol
!, n the Rebel csmp 6res, and Al night, the
siQnni lights, can easily Be discerned no
here. Al survey By the 4opog Eaphieal =
hls 9i1sers proves this point to b. 457 teet ADO
V6r she levai Of the So "a
hst The iress are npls'y being felled, q
- yhen once The b q & fairIY cleared, the We
VA be uninterrupted IL all directions fro
the mere. Shonld The Rebel army cross the T
at tomac aboTe the Chain Bridge, they-ean-
watched, and should an engagement IA
Il A 1IaSei re eolhrnah ling ofiter canuae this
No, sha li,sclnt rom which to direct the n
81 5cpnvres Of his army. A few hundred n
Is 3 1i,b svtilierysean hold the fort against q
rzor tboI5issSud, Is the approaches could be mi
- lstai 10 tie advancing foIces as itheYal
- .. aeEthp FFs % ';ths ssix hundred as 3
uayu L1tS- 1t71ust be a nile to Chain Bridge,
ara. sons ssysn miles 70 Great FAILS. .ss sss5.
.,,se--9r 4 y 80 '.1slil aaif .sza1 -
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Stopes aua Nin aEaEs.


Pbiladelphia And New York al thtnsWesi end mCst
approved Ysristisl Of
s T o v Eis,
for Choking, ParlOF and Heating purposss and also
Useful Artieles Of HOsSs. furnishing Goods.
Besides havIxg the most adva.fageous hoilitIes
for purchasing st0ves Of Cleveland msnuiaeture, Pc
sUliafy sdApted Q this msrhet Alsos hls arrAngs-
ell the newest and mont beautiful styles o.
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his long experience Of Is years In this
CITY inshs business en- thes him 70 Gler g hls M
merols rienos and the rest o. mankind" Ia gene
raj, the Greatest inducements In gard 70 quality
and prices for them % purchase goods IN his line
upon the ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
THE "DISPATCH COOKING SFOVE7
Il continuing 70 increase in public favor. and "a the
most DURABLE, EOOHOMIOAL, QUICK and
PERFECf operating Stove In the markst, as thous-
country, VINO are daily using the stove, viii testify.
He has also large variety Of other HsW Styles Of
COOKING STOVES. - well as
PARL0R, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood and Coal, Of I =
CLEVELAND AND OrHER MANUFACTURE.
he manufactures and has lol sale at wholesale
and RETAIL All kinds Of Plain and JaDanned ill.,
furnishing Goods, - r
AdTbIs Aantles AID EEGmsled Crates,
Is largo and cOmplete In style and finish.
nB-All are most cordially invited 70 cali before
purchasing 0i4oEhere, and Judge for themselves,
and satisf1otioR is guaranteed ~ tho
STOVE 4 GRATR EMPORIUM.
20. 50, south nids Public square, p
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An the tralns going vel ard 80. -, = 5s.-5
9TH trains pr 1elsdo : N ~. -. -,i 80
s--,a.f q urfirk Hfth the tIlna 9 - =. = = =
FSi-sSi nd AZ Bualo Win tnose q ~ : ~ IVA
v~sn.E-- ~ ~ - - ii. HOITIGGEAAs sun.
osTsiand, EAYs. IssI. = =
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.. rrc,s.r Is Z sIs ! I "a is-ssopgrDs .
- - 15rSri k1hfablls and Pata7sItii- 0rif ena
ssriges AZ CleTelAnd % ~ -
ta-as A ~ AL TRAIh-Stqff i4 e ~ o-es.---
- s1o55f saybrook, Unlcusi = terlL9. 4-l4'
.ns 3 u ~ and Niukiiess All - ''e'e'Al
a,s.-as - rSsT REsS TRAE Ek--steggins - y
3''' 1rsl,d Connesnt, AahtAlula ans t7sineavilt
1ulll.5 e-Iv ani arrills A. Qls7elxoecai - , -
aoooaa ffdbkTfDH TRAIN WI io1fe lo1nl,ll
49, ~ - 4 ~. rtugrinT q Al UazlolAs -aN
SrrfTing g 5lsEslsnd e a.lo 4 =
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Slavery and rs ReIafions tO the war.

Slavery and its Relafions % the Wsr.
.sIla Rna L44DHK: II q man should receive
"A dangerous hurt By having billet Of
wood thrust iato and become Rrmly fixed
n one ef his legs, We SHOULD think little
Of the surgeon, who, on being called to
tFsat the case, should sOlemnly turn his
hHs back TO the patient snd insist that the
only true remedy vas to ignore his situs-
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