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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAN-PANERS.--
4 ' ~ 1clpfianrf with iestru0iisas g tn CON-
u0n COUNSEL q the city &C rsilf-Haute. shall iu4-
neiatfy proccs Ca COLLECT the dsluqucui tax New
the Dupl cate in ms hands pyfs1s kfrTN inr
Co. ufseiers infrtird IN city fsr ttSIe faf is6i
afe fhcrt fr h-ryhy retIf that n te >sme ar not
vitAia twenty days. I shall prlcc.d t. u,ake sAe
am =, seIfnrc tud salr e their re,ts. Chaiisis
ialis. sn.i trr'nsn the isw directs "a -scis -
20 H. CIr Charter
ioEi u. EESTFR.
n.inis rf.s.arcr .f co. Ci|f q rrrf.. l4lie
kle IA fsrf .faff
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NURSERY.

4 HAVE PURCHASED the eut,re
4 Se-ery rioct q ~. Nselr. rsr~k,il. cara
eos-ss. ~. erd Az Frsfsfef - fsFts,A ~ flsxs
81 TrErs 80 crzsn~Assl serebtsry 81 ~ ta-~sl
csst rFtr~s 49, Tr~~s. - ~ sIrr. fro-s =.
fnrA g. (. 49, X a satttr. 4rt fren ess - -
rs 80
rsysffl y ~ sw0kTH.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. :.
DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE Here
Il taf ezi.i.ar tstseen - Sipyert Iiisai
iuru. -. tkll ~ aIssei I'd % r1staai caflscrt
, SIrfEkr A Wy IrSE.
TsTre-IL4zte. Aaz. ]. lss4-
4 LII THOSE KNOWING them
~ seffes if-tetfsst g. 3 Hpgell Dcrn "a
rIeasf csll af AL sfffif. flost - her
fri1fs siihcaf fsfi5rf beiIcs tiftff party = 10
frr 81 ssfAeri4rf - asfffe ~ acr.a.lri.
W. Tn-n wlil - fr-i.,' So - s.s-~ iIe Va
is,et STREET NIIFFET a frNN
Aar. -. isgl-dsit
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AMERICAN EXPRESS Co.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
Capital 81 100000,
Forward daily from Terre Haute
by fast Passenger Trains.

HREE Expresses daily for New
York, Boston. Albany. BgfAIo, Cleveland.
Cs.umbue. Cincinnati. Dsyton. klckn0nd. Iafav-
~tie. ipdis1apoiis, Green Castle aud al psints r.
he kasferu States aas Canadas.
Two Expresses daily for ChisAgo. D. troll, n H.
wsskie aDd points Northwest. ai.o
Two kSpresses daily fof ST. Louis. Hannibal, 81
Jaseph aud points West.
ON Express daily 20 and from Rockville fni.-
ms Company give prosnp; att~niicn % The col
lecfcl = fls AM ins0ices witk Gods. also collect
Sotes Drafis. Bills q Exchange, &C. All make
rFoalpf ret1rns sheu paid. zach Netsfrgfr - the
company = furnished ~ith iror. ssfs 81 H. sc-
rfy ard safety - Ell rneoeys forwarded - az ~
frs-s-
Kate a. 10 and time euick a. - any osLsr
FEpress Canpsny-
Order year Frsisht, Packages. a.. ~ tks Ansfi-
rsa Expfess Company.
T.w. STEWART. As-af.
Tsrrp HEuis. Ind. JEly s.ssf
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sTRAYEp.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD
stfaysd from n fst-cfiief. living - TER,
Haatr. ~ ~ 3itf cay g Ansn.f fvo shire sirsi.
stu 20 tfss % hen. Zee gears "a pact. an 81
lfoaA I'D go. n cattle hsFe len uoffsl sffae.
tnt rere a. and infeis1<a ~ heef Or. q "a. o.
bsd ref heaf AL peek
u abeFe reward eli - y ssn - snf lfrsoa y
~ return thffa q RE- E. ! EUFf.
sept- 3. c~<s CITY Bssei,.r
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DENTIST.

offfcF o. Ohio street, between 81 and All ifeets,
TERRF -HAUTF, ND
To NJ Old Friends and Pairoas - 7',gr,-
Hanfe.
IN Ri,HsRnso~ who succeeds myself and hi other,
pr R SsurH in the practice OF dentistry ia Tcrre-
Haute T. graduate II both MrnfctSK and 10 rrIgrrf
ard for the past fave years professor g Mechanical
Dentistry la the Ohio College Of Dental Surgery NJ
Cincinnati
Having known d.. Richardson far several year,
bear testimony 20 his eminent qualifications in
ely branch Of bis profession and 90 his worth
gentleman. and cheerfuly recommend him Co all a
my Old friends ga both social and professional
pacity, aud hope that the liberal patronare
viii be bestowed on him that given mo during
my residence among you.
Respectfully,
n SNlTH
Cf~cNNAri OHo. Sept lsC2
TaE uulefsg usd lea taking leave IT his many Per
sonsl frcnd- and Patrons g. whom he would hereby
express his obligations for The liberal pHrunaEe,
confidence and social courtrsies he hl ier several
years received. aud with whom he r~gifts o. sever
a most pleasant professional aui social relation
desires 30 reccommed o. yorr couicure and canrissy
hi. FREUD ani successor Prof J R|chafd-on. b.
Therefore checrfnlly endorse the above n al
respect = y SMITH.
sept II, dim
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PROPOSALS.

Two CONTRACTORS. To gray.
u . Zee National Road from The eat end II Ga,
grss ii.j pert vet e The Toal House T. %. hridgs
'f'f BE- senth FRA Tot cfesk. near Mr. Fsifbaak.
inse., ffstance II lete tlln feu aud a Quarter
uilis- fhe grsrf 90 BE- lisa "a nine fest Nil. f.r
Httrs dick. ard ieul.t ffus8 ire uno,ei..-s ga.
f-i tsnxina - The Western Plank Road Company.
~ iht rssi -ls. AID cins % he sif 81 The Iorre
Bfrfe ~ sfatHd kailfa-aa CcnpanY.
it- - 81 lsft atfhs cHoe a Nu X Fduaras
-, DE- vt los specification ~ "a. Usfk. o. ~
f-~.refe fhe zefb q sepi.rnbe-
y u. WOOD. prst
sept 9. did N-stefn Plank Road COMPANY
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Phoenix
.oekins l,llsS X Picture Frame
III AN L E-ACToRH
No~. sei East I'D street. ts3aud I15
Grand ~. 2ts Centre -.
rsr.strunn a. NKw loRk. rsrsrinrrp -.
THIS Establishment has been In
Il --rrrssfai oprraiion "a yea-s. sod &. the I-ss-
ear .f Ltf tiri il tte l1'iei sisitt We have ~
hard 90 ns1aflt IRE o. offef every t~-rriptisa -
Looming GLASS. PICTURE kNn r0KTRAfr
fkANf>
Pfatn aud Ornamental Pier. Wall
oval aud Wanfct tstas>e~ Con
uesfing torntccs Ra~c aud
nraegef Tabls~ Win
Marble slabs Toilet
ef.A>>E>
sc. &r. tc
Ncvtns~.s - r.cryas PASS. ~ fsartbs sa.ta-
- 81 trA-slrriales,. either 6lil Rerl.ar Ease-
= 81. Ca, trtra. lsrdstve. Nakoranv a. o.
- ksi.iartary aaa excessive facilties enahfe -
ioffr. arr trfitif En- cs- il1f r.ot ~ -. s..t
ans 81 rarsF a. t.s cheagest.
rfkiFks kRK INVITED - Call UIox Is
sts- Gef rl.lt 49, 1,rk Wseial-a e. ). -. =.
sarf-f 'lhfn Via every a-t'sl~ in esr l.ns 49,
ttff rfr psstlf rr1u'rt. rrcrs iauref tkar 49,
rs- rsrr6aas sf.eutt-e
49, Or1ers ~ nal asfessaea q 81 r.fs...s,...
= ret a. 81 c4Ii ~far ye- f5sif ~ "a
ar oflgf 49, Na-trc.sse. ~. rs Czssre strsst
NfW Ycrk
noeN-E =. sIsLER. As-a4
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ALE AND PORTER.

n WEISS & CO. are prepared TO
~ . fsraish ~ he barre. ba,ti~i - fss.sy
ard usdlcsi Purpo.-s
ALE. PORTER. CIDER, LAGER BIER,
eoc<el Ale,
fso-.ta1 Pe-trr.
Ft1atslYkis Perez.
DsTtcs AZ.
Nsaiso1 AZ.
k1~s1ka l4ssf fsef
Clnrirr.7fi l-asrer gssr.
Ctcsss L8gsr Bssr,
Eessist Ci1sf. A.. A.
g. wTfss a Co
Dealers lr Groceriss sr4 FrsElsIo1s
= - Ma ttrsst hsfrsen Tlift a Fsrrih sirssfs
n.sssssa TKkRf-HAUTK, IND
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PIANO TUNING.
1 GREABLY TO THE WISHES

Y bht-ADL ~ ilE W lNIlEN
" Of many Of my former patrons, have rcsum-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Meloicons
aud other Musical Instruments. Being a practical
piano maker also favorably known to many citizens
Of Terre hauts as first class Tuner for over six
years, perfect satisfaction is guaranteed all favor
ing me with their patronage. | Will visit Tsrrc-
Haute regularly every feuf weeks. Pianos viii 10
engaged by the year
All orders left az the residence 81 Ms. Or. Allen
Pence, Mrs Mcdesitt OF the Sisters Academy, will
meet with prompt attention. Respectfully,
a.. kIS>NGR.
Music Dealer. ani Tuner aud Repairer OF Muse
Instruments, GkfFNCASTI.F. lNp.
myl6dif
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MEDICAL.
HELMBoLD'S GENUINE PREpA
Ii TION

III ~
'ioN
.sst.ttrv co>,.,,,,... -.
''""|' s s,,,s',1.,. .1Attn.'
p..,,,.. ~, - -, sNtio fAfSACF suehi
. a. : y ,,..l. alu enc hsmsiy
"a npopSf,. ~ - , 80, At'NrfS, CRAVE
an ~ Dko ,ia >hkII4NeS.
s..s sxe;iss the A'sSokhkN1s INTO healthy ae,l.a
r.s,cs1 - -, p,,~ -. a.
49, - -, ~, - - 'AiN ~" iNfi.NAh AiioN
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-'-f "NihACt hltHl
Arising from Fsses... r.i....'. -, "sAA'.essss
l,.iiscre,ic,. +, 49,. H'>sipai'n, lsfif
.,-rr : M, =. :. ~. y
is's,,s.a' =, t ."h sNiiNNtNe SYMPTOMS
s'i-.' 49, 49,, ~ 'N"ii'o'. loss a Pe0e4
~, 49, - x nsne's' iaai,uit u Breathlns,
49,, 49, sssese, Ifcriblius.
n s.as -. ~ We. waksfulucsS
~, Hanss. 80 >', ,,...s, system.
-. j.. 49,. 81. iA.niaS 81 TIE k.iy
pstti,, ,.o,.,,,,.s,s i',,ets on ihr fsss
lsrss 'y's v, { allow. 90 =. ~a,, ,a.
IMPOTFNCY. fArTlT, Frif's,.S,, nm
IN OSF or WHifu ffir ,4fts - !. ~, stt>
ve,' !, - = : u NtltNi ~ hAii.,t
A., -. .seii't'a1-t 81. 80, 80, .ioets frii N
- -. -, 49, -, - 80 .Asf =
INSANITY NNbCt M hPliof"
"''s arc "s 40. = -. eanse 81 .aelr suffering.
1gtr g,,..ntt,, ,,s M, y IL II 80 -
- ne .ie'".she'N i'rsiis 2, Consumption.
Tsst - 49, =. - TAI - - faA ASste4eS
49, 4 VI, - - J. :, -. .i ~ no WIN
l,.o.,r.. ~. 20 90 " NJ "tAANh>>,
80 -' - ''''''tif !" Strengthen ani
49," "NAA'ihs hNihAl AJCnl iuNsNtfi,
"''' s
FkMAISS.-FENAfkS -ETNAfFS
ON OK YOUNG. SiN0IR. aARRlFn' OR cor
~ MANY AFFECTIONS r ''.N' IN ,Fu.,rs
Vie Extract buclu unccualie a., 49, m. = -.
a. n'hiore>is Is Reteniios lrisguiarity. rslaf,I'
hes, 90 Suppression ~ Customary fxsru.tint. ~.
ctfaird az Sc.rfhoss state ofthe lterns .r...r,l
OF Whites. Sieriug and iOr all cosaplsIfts inei,,
10 ar srN. whether arising fon lndiecr.ff,n N.lt.
81 Dissipation, 81 ia the
DECLINE on CHANsF IN IlgF
Stk SYMPTOMS AnOyR
No FAMILY SHOULD RFN rraotrr m
=, iANs 10 soHs hAiSAs. Gsacrxi, ga rNrlsassss
Afn'eiSt tos rs.lkAsssr Am r.NcrnoUS mss ass.
"''A"VApN fAlkACI hlCHl
...,.s' rs
t>hh tt>Ii>E>e
i ~ az - =, .,,.-s Al little Fxpsnse
''' ~ ITO -" & q h'et. Ne incouNsuicnce
AND No hAlOSURk.
~ causes a Frequent desIis and gives strength 10
n e'l,@ae, ahetesy henesing Distractions.
ttf.,,iss - - - i's"irr OF TIE lrcthfa.
q, N','s 's AN @n' Inflammation. 20 irequcnt
,Ne Niss, - "lr.@Nes, AID cNpcliing all fa-onl "a
hse"s'"' A"e We h-eut Matter.
THOUSANDS troy ruotsaens
Mo NAM BRAN THk VICTIMS oF opACkk
49, ".e nav paia NAV, fsss O. b. cured IN shsi
un'e, nav '"and To. were deceived. and that the
f'i>uN has, ~ Tue use - Powerful A.irin.
gents, been dried ~ iu ibc sssi.n A. hreaA Gus il
40 eggreNattd form. and
fthHAfN AFffk 81 AkRIAGF
lse hhiMBoiD'S EXTRACT RICHu Cor al an...-
o"a- an diseases 81 The
NShk ORGANS.
whether existing la
WALL Ola FEMALE.
Prom whatever cause originating. and no msu.f
ROW LONG >Tt>ntNa
Diseases ofthe~ organs require the use Of liuf.i
HtlAtoibS EXTRACT nCCHu
Is TIlE GRE Al DllrRkTlr
And a. certain 70 have tie desired erect ia an nt-
eases for which u IL recommended.
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u.IOs STATE TICKET

SECRETARY on srATs.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE.
kUprToR or STATE.
ALERT LANCE
TREASURER o. sTAIE.
JONATHAN 8 HARVEY
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANAR. WILLIAMSON.
-rrraIvTESpESr or rrstIc INSTRUCTION..
JOHN ]. MORRISON.
nTP0ErEE SUPREME cofsT.
WILLIAM :. SMITH.
seventh Cougre-sf District
F0R coxoRnss.
HARVEY ID SCOTT.
For COMMON PLEAS plsTafcr raosfef roF.
JAMES II. MOORE
ZOE CfnffIr ATTORNEY,
PUTNAM BROWN
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OFFICIAL.
M o. ..

NJ o.
PsbhsAsd ~ fhe Payer
Circuiaf
LIST OF 4.
DRMAINING IL THE pa.
IL HAUTE. INDIANA.
SEPrEuBEs
. calling ~ cay ~ f1<ss. .
H4f gre ~ NHH
LADIES
Adams kllen l.
Adams Kate : l.
Anderson kiira l.
Anderson ollie I.
A-bfia ik0ri l.
Arnold n Mr. I.
Austin Ann ~ \
R4ilew HyiiDsia a
HarloN Mallniis \
Bsylrss Lacy !
Raidiug sarah / \
Bailey Mary , }
Brady Mary ,
black Thury \
Bsltxicy Nary 4
Bsrnts lizzie \
Beal Ida \
beniieii u y Mr. 4
Bemer Christina \
Bell Eiixahett \
Bennett Prrmel.k a
Behriydr CathaTine !
Bishop AsenitL J
Briggs sarah
Bridwall N ! NJ
Bridge Jennie
Booker Sophrtna
Bloom Julia 4
Brown Annie |.
Brougl Ann
Bogard Lurasy
Brock Louisa
Clark S0sIunah
Crawford Sallic
Carter sarah 4
/ Clark Margaret {
Clark Aoliie
Carter Martins
Cbusty Barbara
Oliver Louisa
/ Check Mary
Corbif Elizabeth A
Collins Mary n
Couly julia ;
Coitrin Lizzie
Cooper Augelirs
Cook Carrie
Cobbie Amelia
Cummins lydia
Dosa Elizabeth
Denny + q
Dewitt l.ncy
Dean Mary
DIAN Fhs>ie
bodd Susan
Dofy Julia
Douglas Harrift
Duttmann Margaret
Evans Rcbeci J
Evans Eliza N
EverLart hiizahefh "
kv., sole Emily
Evans Elizabeth
Franklin Ella r ?
Franklin Cynthia
Frauklln MarS
Fsllin Hannah
Foster Moliic
Fuller Mary
Geerhsfi Rcbecca
Gilns Mr.
Grips Lab ,
Goodman Nancy
Harris Emily
Hays Mary J
HARRINGTON Julia A
Harris Lavina
Hayden Joseph Mr.
Hedge Nancy ~
Harrington Emcllue
Henderson NancVI
Henry Laura A
Hite Mary
Holt Amanda
howard Sarah
nolns'er Cathafiue
Howard Nancy
Hon Ann
Hughes Rachel
Jewell f,vtfa
Jewell syntaia A
Johnson Fiivahcth
johnson Mary A2
Justice louisa
johnson Adaline
Jones Laura A
Jones Martha
kaylor Cer-iida
karuoy France
kesler Calista 4
kellog Adallne
Kepdall Miranda
Keen Martha A
Kelly Mary N
kohler Mary
/, Keykendall i.Ovina J
/. l.andrum NJ AZ
Lawrence Fannie
larkins Louisa
, Lake Martha =
/, Iaahv Mrs
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Published ~ fhe Paser Aarias fhs L9rSe'
Circulation !.
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- horiac fAs Larger
-.
'sst'e"
-
LETTERS
POST OFFICE AT Ifkbf .
a....
ik -. tc"~'
,..,... s.frr,j., 80
--.ttf- Ff.f
- hiNt
lAcksy Harriet
Lodge Geo X NJ
ioydMafy A
Logan Jennie
i.uby ElauOr
Ilssse Sarah
Malone Martha
Hankin n \
Nansarriug Mathis
Mann elizabeth A
Mahan Margaret
Naiyin Minerva
Mallory Sarah
Nafferer sophia
Nliligan Harriet
Mills sophia
Miller flizaceih
Morrison fliykhe
Mont gsmcry Safsh 4
Mose Mary
AoArn Mary
Moon Julia
Mytcn Phebe y :
AcErry Nancy \
NcGaughey NollIr
kcCarty Susan
AcGre~ y } Mif
Nclush Nancy !
Mcintosh Ameiia
AcCuiloch fllen
Mcdonald Ada :
Mchilln Angie
McCoskey virginia
AcCitzic sarah J
Norris Adsline
Nelson Marian :
Noel LYDIA =
Noonon Mildred
Osborn joannah
oder Mary
frech hoSicrs
Paine sarah
faifidse Bell
fettl, Nancy =
fauick Annie
Patterson hailir
fetiord Mary
fterson Lsrans
fAfrishC A
fefkins Nahct
feTkina AinaiiaA
FINDER MARY
koeun Nilhelmins
Richardson hary
keev holiie u
kenuer hagsret
fcdenon Martha
Robbins fllfa a
avs, Jesse l hf'
koss Nary \
kusics hebeccs
Robinson Svrsh NJ
Rogers Sarah J
Ross Mary
krdi Lavit
Roberts y Mrs
Rogers SehiuA
stark Nancy
Sparks lseiissia
Sparhswk A { Mis-
ST Clair Lucinda
Shannon sarah
Snedeker Elizabeth
Stevenson AZ Nj.
Snediker Julia
Serous Narv
stewart Flizal,eth
Scx.rsr,exarv
Sinvletor .vira
Sh,olev r..
Steinmicr Mary
Switzerland Marsh
cmi,h Mamie
Smitb FIiyabcih
smith Tl,zabeth A
smith Anna
r,,..s. AZ, .
1aylnf Hattie
Ta,lor Mary
Tfvon Narear.t
Thoina4 svivauia
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LIST OF LETTERS
SEPrEuBER -. 1859.

DRMAINISG N THE POST OFFICE AT 1fhks
II HAUTE. INDIANA.
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adams Joseph r. Lake Iolna
Ashery Israel loveall H'nry
Allen Iames luil
Ault Ezra r Lynch Patrick
Adams John Iocklair John
AdamsJ Mathis Charlie
Anasmi,h Tho. & Martin III
Aston Nm Mal0m Geo
Akin Isaac Mayer
Atghison pausom MARKS Gilbert
Baidv in i.e,e Manifold francis
Baker VIM Malcolm Peter
Rank lames Nalom Geo
Battle VIM Marks john "
Black Wiley Manning VII
nrasVeli WU Mains jams
Bailey GeoT Mallory stephen
naird A Bonn Milton John 80
narncs Linlsy Meek LIS
Iauncw feny Miller Chauu.ev
Barnett EdvAId Minor Benz
Balley Johr Mitchell John
heutly II J. Noitcr RE2
Hrll Charlie = Monroe GcoN
Mumll ffusl Laughln ! N
bishop job M,Cfesdy MicharI
bikhop John Mclean Henry
n9wers frsdegi.i NcCray VIM
trophy Martini Mcknight Richatd
Brown john McComD ShoF
lioas Sauli AcCay Geo W
Brook Geo Nohiet Ihcs
Roiman wm usuonu,li Jam.
Brown - O1srIM
Ramsn lafayette owen ns
daslman SamHei Owen u
Dafnss " OstrAuder A "
nurrAn JLpirs Owur II
Barns jacob pe,ry JohnH
CIark5S Partridge John
Cram NsthanIei P-rkison fdsaaf
Cala Iohn r,achy Chafiet
CaW Jeha Price Naicbarf
Clash lsnes rugh Ishmasl
city Joshua Pointer Nm
Conner Arir.~ prrL David
CALDWELL Amo. f, Ray Wsuacc
Caok FHsha kure John "
CochranJn Rsrsls WmR
Cfaranirs Rng lane
Cseoria N Eenick FH
Dsusrn Wuon Resraon VIM
parf< MS Reeve Jade
n.rsn Siran Rea,ss John
parnGs n Redfort Prank
D.ckev CM Rnfnicn Sstan.i
fkaen. James Roberts Perry
Douglas Ring kaains Ouiuhr
Drewlap Andres Rofaine Jane
Foeon RN R0ss
rmsrt F1Warf Roberts Wr.e
Evans ~ uls Roach Fdwarl
Fsans Harvey RockweiiHT
FIiIatt Samueff Rahsrts Thos
- simon Ra.-s frh,W
Tii's Eirhars n Rosnsn. SAN
FIliost no Ross Jchn
Fl,snsuorta TIff,afaf Ssgiair
Faicsv gshn Shiar Nsrtir
narsPJI1 Smsl
Yana.tsln France San..ers ChsrIs.
F~src~ Harss.ur Shafer sofr =
YrartiinfF STALLS An
Fsnsu ~ ID Shalcv IT
ffshsr Cl.rlr. IL Shea John
Far-s Naris, SpesrRR
Foris Jane StepheDsopJ u
Grace Ffw~rt stewart Soiusns.r
GRAY Wsilsf @ersns Ahrif
Gire<fn 1atr Stevenson Go
Greeu Sttvenscp foseph
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or property of any citizen of any Of the
United States, such as is punishable by
the known laws of the land, the COM
handing officer and officers of any regi-
ment, troop or company, TO which the
person or persons accused shall belong,
are hereby required, upon application
duly made by, or in behalf of, the party
injured, 10 use their utmost endeavours
TO deliver over such accused person or
persons to the civil magistrate, and like
wise TO be aiding and assisting the off,
GERS of justice in apprehending and Sc
curing the persons so accused, in order TO
bring them to trial. If any commanding
officer or officers shall wilfully neglect,
or shall refuse TO deliver over such per-
sons, the officer or officers
so offending, shall be cashiered.
ART 81. Any officer or soldier who
shall misbehave himself before the enemy,
run away, or shamefully abandon any
tort, post, or guard, which he or they
may be commanded to defend, or speak
words inducing others TO do the like, or
shall cast away his arms or ammunition,
or who shall gut his post or coLors TO pla,,der
and pillage, every such offender, being
duly convicted thereof, shall suffer death,
or such other punishment as shall be Or
dered by the sentence of general court
martial.
ART 81. All officers and soldiers are
to behave themselves orderly in quarters
and on their march; and whoever shall
commit any waste or spoil, either in
walks of trees, parks, warrens, fish
ponds, houses, or gardens, cOrn-felds,
Enclosures of meadows, on shall malicioa8ly
destroy any property whatsoever belonging to
the inhabitants of the United States, I'M
less by order of the then Commander in
Chief of the armies of the said States,
shall, (besides such penalties as they are
liable to by law,) be punished according
to the nature and degree of the odiense,
by the judgment of a regimental or gen.
eral court martial.
0EF ART. 90. WhoeUer shall relieve the
enemy with money, victuals, or ammuni-
ton, or shall knowingly barber or pro-
tect an enemy, shall suffer death or such
other punishment as shall be ordered by
the sentence Of a court martial.
OF ART. 81. Whoever shall be con-
victed of holding correspondence with or
giving intelligence to the enemy, either
directly or indirectly, shall suffer death,
or such other punishment as shall be
ordered by the sentence of a court
martial.
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seleor Articles of War.

(7akeR from the Revised Regulations for the
A,0lH published By the Var Department,
1861, for the government Of The military
service 10Th the Injunction Of Lie Secretary
Of Rarthat they be strictly obssrved)
ART 32. Every officer commanding in
quarters, garrisons, or on the march, shall
Keep good order, and to the utmost of his
power, redress all abuses and disorders
which may be committed by any officer
or soldier under his command; If, upon
complaint made TO him of officers or sol
diers beating or otherwise ill-treating
any person, or disturbing fairs or markets
or of committing any kind of riots, TO
the disquieting of the citizens of the
United States. he, the said commander,
who shall omit or refuse to see justice
done TO the offender or offenders, and
reparation made TO the parties injured,
as far as part of the offenders pay shall
enable him or them, shall, upon proof
thereof, be cashiered, or otherwise pun
ished, as a general court martial may
direct.
ART. SO. When any commissioned Off
Ger or soldier shall be accused of a capt.
tai crime, or of having used violence, or
committed any offence against the person
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A PROCLAMATION,
By the President of the United
States.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1862.

WAsHNGToN, Sept %, 1862.
I, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States of America, and Comman-
der-in- chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, do hereby proclaim and declare,
that hereafter, as heretofore, the war will
be prosecuted for the object of practical
ly restoring the constitutional relations
between the United States and the peo-
pie thereof in which States that relation
is or may be suspended or disturbed; that
it is my purpose upon the next meeting
of Congress to again recommend the
adoption of a practical measure tender
ing pecuniary aid to the free acceptance
Or rejection of all the slave States, so
called, the people whereof may not then
Oe in rebellion against the United States
and which States may then have volun-
tarily adopted, or thereafter may volun-
tarily adopt, an immediate or gradual
adjustment of slavery within their re-
spective limits; and that the efforts to
colonize persons Of African descent, with
their consent upon the continent, or
elsewhere, with the previously obtained
consent of the Government exist
ing there, will be continued. That on
the first day Of January, in tie gear Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and 8irty-
three, all persons held as SLAVES Vitisn any
State or ,0Itl,in any designated part of a State,
the people 0hereof shall then be in rebellion
against the United States, shall be then, thence
forward and forever free, and the Executive
Government of the United States, including
The military and naval authority thereof toiH
recognize and maintain the freedom of such
persons, and will do no act or acts to re-
press such persons, or any of them, in
any efforts they may make for their &C
tual freedom; that the Executive will, on
the first day of January aforesaid, by
proclamation, designate the States, and
parts of States, if any, in which the peO-
pie thereof respectively, shall then be in
rebellion against the United States; the
fact that any State, or the people thereof,
shall on that day be in good faith repre-
sented in the Congress of the United
States by members chosen thereto at
elections wherein amajerity of the quail
fed voters of such States shall have par
ticipated, shall, in the absence of streng
corroborative testimony, be deemed con-
elusive evidence that such State and the
people thereof have not been in rebellion
against the United States.
Attention is hereby called to an act of
Congress, entitled an act TO make an adj
ditional Article of War, approved March
ID, 1862, and which act is in the words
and figures following:
"Beu enacted By he Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United Stdtss, IN Con-
gress assembled, That hereafter the follow
ing shall be promulgated as an addition
al Article Of War for the government of