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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27
SkirmlShipg.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.--The official dispatch,
es have been received at headquarters of the
army: s5A s4sar a&s ,azs s-g 1al. a.
Headquarters of I'd Division, District OF Jack.
son. Bolivar, Tenn, Aug. 30th, 1862, to Capt.
A. q. Ryan, Al b. G.. and chief of staff.-Col.
Legget, commanding 6rst brigade, was sent out
by me this morning on the Grand Junction road
to drive off a force of the enemy's cavalry, sup
posedsto be SO strong and reconnoitre the coun.
try. When arriving on the grouno, Col. Legge,
became engaged with large force of rebel cav
alry-engagement lasted about hours. 60
/ About 4 p. m. the enemy drew back and Col.
Legget receiving reinforcements about that time
did not renew the attack. then ordered Col
Legget to fall back with his entire force to q
position inside our picket lines where he is nov
stationed expecting . renewal of she attack al
daylight Loss IS, Lieut. Col. Hogg 2nd Ili-
nois scsvalry among the number. The force Of
the enemy engaged wss regiments of cavalry.
Yours respectfully, e.
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HARN.BuRa, Sept % Gov. Curtin has issued
q general order returning thanks to the people
for the liberal iresponse 70 his call for So, 900
volunteers TO resist the invasion. sEaa
The draft hes been postponed until the 10th Of
October.
The reports that onr'afmy has crossed the Pc.
tomac are without foundation.a Detachments
have been thrown out to feel the position and
strength Of the rebels, but no crossing has been
effected. 'ssfp f''@7E core ~ S9lE - aetE
Gov. Curtin has gone TO Altoona 20 attend
meeting Of the Governors Of all loyal States.
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TAs MeKlasRy Osuss Martial.

81. Leun, Sept. 2S-rhe Court hsrti0 up
pointed for The trial Of Gent ncKinstry, assem-
bled this morning-in the absence Of General
Harney Who he's been ordered to Washington
and left for the east this morning, General s. b
Graham was selected % acting President
Charges and speciAc atioos we're called for, bu,
the genslenen having them IN charge could mol
at once be found. After discussion of the pre-
lininsry matters The court adjourned - meet ~
Friday.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.--Col Berdan, of the
sharp shooters, is under treatment in this city,
for homepathysis, consequent upon the contu-
sion received on the Both ult. Dr.. Clymer at
tends the case in person. ~
/ There have been some complaints as to the
treatment Of soldiers in the hospitals here, and
which was at once sought to be remedied by the
Surgeon General The Sanitary arrangements
are in general excellent, and the attention show
cred on the sick and wounded of character Of
the greatest possible good. s /.
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N. Y. Herald Lying.

NEW .YoRk. Sept. 25.-Private information
leads to the belief that the entire Herald report
Of the meeting of the loyal Governors at Altoo-l
ma, is based upon an incorrect outside state.
ment. An explicit and authorised report of the
sayings and doings Of the Convention viii, it is
hoped be obtained.
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p Eess IN the Batsls Of Antle,a,n.

New YoRk, Sept. 2b.-A Shsrpsburg letter to
the Philadelphia Enquirer, says it has been
semi-ofacially stated that our loss in the battle
Of Antietsm was $3.50 killed wounded and
missing. And the loss Of the enemy. Judging
from the appearance of the battle field, must
exceed II, 0O6. A#t' 'F'a sta 5s9. J, vi
DR.. Leiffe, brigade surgeon on sigers stat, has
arrived ct Philadslphis from Richmond, where
he has been in prison four or five weeks. One
Of Pope's officers had been deliberately shot at
Richmond, and reported dead of congestion Of
the brain. E.Ta wa $3.50 ssss ID. @ e.
Three or four thousand rebel soldiers were
under guard on charge of attempted desertiou.
There are from 5000 to 10000 troops around
Richmond. -.s.s t.-z S5i
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Aboutth IndSana

WARRINGTON, Sept. 26,-Information received
from the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs states
that the difficulty with the Chippewss in Min.
Resota has been adjusted, but he is fearful
troubles with the Sioux in the same State
have only just commenced and that they will
be Of long continuance. ~ sisyE sfaEt
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It "a said Of the Marquis Of Townsend that,
when young and engaged in battle. he saw :
drummer at his side killed By . cannon ball,
which scattered bis brains in every direction
His eyes we're at once fixed upon the CHASTITY
object, which seemed to engross his thoughts.
A superior officer observing him, supposed he
was intimidsted at the sight, and addressed him
in |. manner to cheer his spirits. "Ohl" said the
Young marquis, With ealmnsss, bat severity, ~
am not frightened; I am puzzled 70 make out
how any man with such quantity Of brains ever
came % bs hsee.S
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g. ty 800, -, the Fo,o.,ae.

The President tkSe1
%h ;s%. =, q. & -; 60 s.sgs
I e purpose Of sereS = q 3 3SeISd Ins re
5 g been cheered4 ma caltea ~ he sppeSf aS41
1n-upper window and spoke g. pillows:
''Fellow.citizens- app6ax kefofe you to do
little more than acknowledge the courtesy you
pay me, and thank you for it. I have not been
Distinctly informed Why it's on this occasion
you sppear to do me thu homer, though Iisup-
pose interruption, "It's because of the Proc
lamation, cries of "Good," and applause.) II
vas shout to say I suppose understand il.
(Laughssr) = Voices, "rhat you sdo"- You
thoroughly understand It. "Whatr did l did
after : very full deliberation. and under very
[heatt and S1lemn Sstse 81 responsihiity. Nries
09 5000, sGoed"--' ble:s yop!" and ap.
Icsni only trust in God. Ihave made no MD.
take. (Cries Of "No mistake" "All right =
:" You've made no mistake yet :. Go ahead
:" Your right.Y Il shall makeno attempt on this
occasion to sustain what have done OF said BY
any comment. Il 10 new for the county and
the world to panjudgment upon it and may he,
take action upon Il will say no mora upon
this subject. In my position am environed
with didculties; yet they ere scarcsiy 20 great
ss the difficulties Of those who, upon the battle
Geld, are oendcavoripg to purchase With their
blood and their lives the future happiness and
prosperity Of the country. q Applause, long con,
|tinued Let Us never forget, then, on the l4th
and 18th Of this:present month there have been
battles bravely, skifully and successfully fought
We do not know the particulars Let 10 be
sdse that in giving praise 70 particular persons
wesdo no injustice 70 Others. I oelyJ ak you at
tie conclusion Of these few remarks 70 give
three hearty cheersto all good and brave ON
cSrs and men who fought those succsssful bat
ties. Cheer after cheer was given, when the
President babe them goodnight and Withdrew.
The procession, then proceeded 70 the resi-
idence cf Secretary Chase. He understood they
had Just paid their Chief Magistrate of the
Republic visit to thank him for having issued
Proclamation which Gill find response 10 the
hearts of the American people. For one, he
said, I cam rejoice sincerely in tho belief that
the Judgment you have expressed will be the
Judgment Of the entire people of the United
States. am better accustomed to work than
to speak. love acts better than words, but
nothing has ever given me moro sincere pleasure
than to cay s.amen" to this last grsat act of the
Chief Magistrate. HSs@ s,j Fl 2&
3Atsorney-General Bates was called upon and
made few remarks, expressing his thanks for
the commitment u -.L- 80 ~ --- 90
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HARRISBURG, Sept 26.-Goy. Curtin reached
Harrisburg to day, and proceeded directly to
errors Is to be held. ga s+'.' 583 = 8
There has been no official Information from
the army. Civilians arrive by every train from
Williamsport and Harper's Ferry. -. S.
All confirm the report that there has no for
ward movement taken place. The Rebels we're
distinctly seen on the opposite bank Of the river
8. Williamsport and Falling Waters. Lees
headquarters are at the latter place. % =,
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Another ReDorted Draft.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2b.-The Washington
Star says for "a hours past it has been currently
stated that the President designs issuing at once
call for an additional draft to increase our ar
my to million men. No doubt the rumor is
true though we are not able to say so.
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WAsHtsaroS, Sept "a. -fhs Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue has decided that but one
license is required for person who practices
medicine, surgery and dentistry. :" Also, that
chip buildings IS DOT . manu- factory nor liable to
TAXATION as most Of the material Is the result Of
pevious processes already assessed as manufac-
coriea 80. s. ga - 90 '-- A5A%FR -. -
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Rxehangea.

3 Foarasss kosaoE, Sept. 49, yesterday p m.
the steamer Thomas Swan arrived with 10 Sc
cession prisoners from New York and were i'm
mediately sent to Aiken's Landing. It 10 un.
derstood that Ill Of Pope's officers now At Rich
mond are 70 come down the river next Satur-
day for exchange. "A Gag Of truce boat arrived
this morning from Aiksn's Landing but brings
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what Will Money not Dot
late Sir Robert Peel spoke in the Hous,

"0oS Will UuO0ey 0OS xDOS
y The late Sir Robert Peel spoke in the House
Of Commons In the year 1885, to the following
effect: $3.50, tt@ ~ "a5a ts7
When was Chief Secretary Of Ireland, . muir
der Was committed between Carrack.on. SUR and
Clonmel A Mr. - had deadly revenge to.
wards q Mr.. and he employed four men At
two guineas each to murder him. There was q
road on each side Of the river SUR, from Oarrick
to Clonmel, and, placing two men on each road
the escape Of his victim was impossible. He
was, therefore, foully murdered; and the country
Was so shocked BY this heipous crime that the
Government offered reward Of f6oo for the
discovery:sof each Of the murderers. And can it
be believed, said Sir Robert Peel, that the mis-
creant who bribed the murderers was the very
man who came and gayc the information which
led to their execution; and again, exclaimed BIZ
Robert, with these handel paid, in Dublin Castle
the sum of e2,00o 70 that monster in human
shape.-[Kerry Star. 49, ass ss.rr 81 arr
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CAPTURED.

PA1LADELPHIA, Sept 25.-A letter from Capt
Gore, e0upany D ssd Pennsylvania, reports the
capture OF the entire company, with three ex-
ceptions, while on special service on the Vir-
GINA side of the Potomac.
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, ~ ValIandixhauaer Shocked.

"a SPRINGFrELD, ILL.,, Sept. 24.-We have been
permitted to copy the following correspondence
between ]. o. Glover of Ottawa, and Chief Jus.
tice eaton: Al = s5gf4s4 a s,as8a ri sscr %
20 - z1s @af. g9g OTTAWA, Sept "a, 1852.
To Hon. j. d. Cation 63gs aa3sE
The Democratic Convention here have Just
posed resolutions by almost an unanimous vote
condemning the Presidents proclamation. "a
(Sigued s@ J. o. GLOVER
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Especial to Philadelphia Enquirer.
y kDul6nH, SepG-k -Yhe lgfsem1r here
Z Jill eag Tbousd Is Of fsllies lei Today.
The His PLACID s.riS und martial Nv. The
Eitizent3 re org iznS3h cShpanies. Te Eprk
on the Notifications Il being pushed forward.
Acting Brig. Gen. jays cavalry drove in the
enemy's pickets and advanced guard last night,
few miles from Bsrdstown.
"A large amount of arms and ammunition was
found in possession OF Secessionists here. This
morning the enemy was reported as moving
still nearer. Gov. Norton arrived here to-day.
PNnticg n busy distributing sms to Union men.
son has seige guns placed on Indiana Shore
He says he will fghtthem to the death. Kthey
take the city be will bdtn itor shell thems out.
Secessionists afeteribly excited and indig-
nant. All citizens who are not enrolled. in
some company to-morrow will be pressed into
Tie trenches. aszs esR assats ia 81 aabB
Seven divisioss Of Buell's army are coming
up from the direction Of Salt River. . ssl
The enemy seems to be concentrating at
Bloemfsld. About $4,000 of them we're seen
this morning beyond salt River, on the Bards-
town road.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25th-Midnight-The ar
mics of Buell. and Bragg left Lebanon, Tennes.
see and Carthage respectively on the 2lst,
Baell following arc and Bragg the cord of a cir
Gle. Our army travelled S6l and Braggs 206
miles. Buell. got into northern Kentucky one
day ahead Of Bragg notwithstanding the i'm
mense excess 1T our transportation over that Of
the enemy. .assE 4saI ~ a4sscg4 saatt ~
Il Col. Wilder, Of the 18th Indiana, has arrived,
having been exchanged by the rebels for one
lieutenant and twenry.six priyates. s3 =
Is. Rumors, creating some excitement, are aAoat
of the movements of two divisions of Brsgg'e
army, but the direction or purpose cannot be
ascertained tonight eg8 g@s q .s84 s.
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:. WASHINGTON, Sept. pa private dispatch
from the vicinity Of the headquarters of the ar
my of the Potomac represents that matters
there are very dull. q H.- 80 sh@ti
! A number of nurses captured on the Bull
Run battlefield and sent to Richmond, have re-.
turned, having been released on parole. 1sa
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Pope,s Omcer. Rele.sed !.

p WAsHlseroN, Sept. 25.-Gen. Prince and
other officers recently captured from the late
army of Pope, have been released by the Rebel
Government and will arrive at Annapolis this
evening = s d - sss
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General seofield at Springfield,

GeneFaI Sc0neld ~ SPF1n4neld'
ST.. LOUIS, Sept pa dispatch received at
Head, Quarters announces the safe arrival of
stantly commence vigorous preparations to check
the rebels advancing from Arkansas under
Hipdmsn and Rains.
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hopuU1tc3A Os3SO WOnveHsk~Ns'
SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept. ga Republican
State Convention met in this city to day. Hon.
Henry ]. Raymond presided. a}-51 q
Y General Jas. p. Wadsworth was nominated
for Governor, and Lyman B. Tremaine for Lieut..
Governor. fa3's1 ~ p,
DErRorr, Sept 14.-Tho- eRepublican State
Convention assembled here to-day and nomina-
ted the present State officers for reelection,
with the exception of Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor, and Attorney General. a,,,E
Parson Brownlow was present and addressed
the Convention this morning.
The State Fair now being held here promises
to DO more than ever successfuL Parson Brown.
low delivers the annual address to morrow.
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BAHaoR, No., Sept. 94.-Tsn guns were fred
here ct noon today, bells rupg and bosarss
made in the evening Il honor Of The Presidentb
Proclamation.
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Returned.
Treatment OF Wounded.

| WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Governor Andrew Of
Mass, has just returned from AItoona, Pa
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Pennsylvania volunteeFs DlschaFged.
HARRISBURG, Sept. 24.-The Governor has
issued proclamation discharging the volunteers
under: bis call from the service of the State.
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Fight-Rebels Defeated.

LEAvENwoRrH, Sept. 24.-The Times Of this
city has advices Of fight on the Goth at sheal-.
ros Ford, 10 miles northwest Of Carthage be-
tween the Sd Ind. Col. Richie, and force of
600 rebels resulting in the sout Of the enemy
with q loss of so to 10 killed stis ~
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From Loufsville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. -, 1890 \. x-Appear.
ance OF the city quite martial The stores are
closed. Military detachmenss are SEEKING unen.
rolled persons to labor on eutrenchmenta -
Refugees from the interior Of Kentucky are en-.
rolling into regiment here. . s. y aIcs
AR Johnston, acting az Brigadier General,
at Hopkinsville, 10 enforcing the Confederate
conscfiptlon oct, levyins contributions on Union
men. - a's@ ts
The Journal is informed that Humphrey
Narshalps advance reached Shelbyville last eve.
ming. Nothing further communicable by tele.
graph has occurred during The last thirty six
hourS. l9lf HfHataG 70 % iF}4 %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-10
N Office OF FORMATION OF LIN.
AN lTRD PARTNERSHIP

This may certify that Hsmbden buei, resideEt Of
the city Of ksoksx. lee county, iowa, ana Gprge r.
Lane, resident OF the city Of Troy, State Of New
YORK. have associated themselves n limited mefcsn-
80 OF the Revised Code Iowa, FOR thu trans
OF tho Hardware business 10 raid city OF KeokuK,
der the name and vtylei0f Hambdsn Hne, spd
inue f6r the space Of two years, commencing the
st day Of April, 1882 ard terminating the ist day
OF April, 1854.
The said haubden Bnel ID the general partner, and
the said George r. Lane 10 the SperiA partner, md
has cOut rihnted the OF EiN Ihousand Dollars in
sctnaf Caah payments capital TO the cemmon stock
OF said partnership. HAMBnKN BCEL
spf1--iiw GkOHGk II LAM.
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uShcTn Ign 0rnnce.

A Chicago letter writer, who accom-
panied the Tennessee River expedition,
tells this anecdote
While the boat was lying at Patriot,
a town lying about twenty miles below
here many Of the passengers went ON
shore and strolled through the streets, as
Is usualin such cases. Among these was
Lieutenant Tidrick. Of Company G, Third
Iowa. who is something Of an admirsr Of
the gentler sex. During his walk he no.
tieed the door OF house standing open
and beautiful young lady, The daughter
OF man who owns seventy ne1ioes, in II
doorway. The Lieutenant became sud-
denly weary, and invited himself in to rest
awhile, to which the young lady made no
objection, but appeared to be highly
pleased with the attention shown her By
The handsome Lincolnite. Their conyer-
sation embraced variety of topics. the
tete-a-tete was delightful to both parties,
and no one knows what would have been
the result Of it had not the Iatan's bell
just then interrupted the lovers, for they
had already become such, and warned
them that they must part, for time at
any rate. As the Lieutenant was taking
sorrowful leave of his new friend, she
asked him sobbingly whittier the army was
going. To New Orleans, replied he
have friends there: won't you have
them spared for my sake" Most Ger
tainly, Miss -; there, don't cry bu,
you must write your name on this blank
card (handing her one1, SO that | can
show it to your friends and lrt them know
that ] have seen you Yes said she,
i would DO that, but--but-I never went
to school aud hare aeeer been taught 10
nute. / shouldnt wonder If / could
spell il out FOR you Tidrick has been
on the sick list ever since"
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HF0A the DAmOS1Cn tSAAnuhs
We have received Ka Nupepa Kukoa
for January lst-a paper published in the
Hawaiian language at Honolulu by native
printers and editors. 1t is . large and
handsome sheet, quite equal in typo
graphical appearance to the country
journals in the United States. A copy Of
the Hawaiian aag, neatly printed in
colors, is given in this number We ex-
tract the following interesting item:
"Ua lobe mai makou Ia poe shua ma
kilauea ka hoomaka hou Okla Wahi,.e oks
Lua 9 no-a mai kuua kukui a ma xii
|auea nolaila paha ke OLAF Q hoonaueul
mai nei M moku." a-
We would inform those Of our readers
who may not be perfectly familiar with
tue Hawaiian tongue that this extract may
be thus translated
We learn from passengers by the
steamer Kilauea tlat the goddess Of tle
mountain volcano is preparing to illumin.
ate herself q. q, that an eruption is in.
minentl; this accounts for the earth
quakes We have lately been annoyed
with
Lady Franklin had at latest dates ar
rived at Honolulu, on her way TO Chins
and japan. This is her second visit X
the Sandwich Islands. The Lady has ,
perfect mania for travelling, and is nov
Journeying around the world with he
niece.
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THE ALTERHATayE.-Parson Brown
low, il bis cincinnati speecl,, said he WAS
sixvsh0idor but he had no Aesitasiea
Ii saying mat s'when the question comes,
~ it vii, the sUnion ana no slavery
and slavery and no Union,' he WAS fof
the Union sadIet slaveEy go to the dogs ot
where else i nay be ssaa. = What re.
buke 70 ME sn.veljng Annkeys ii ont
own midlt Who cry hands Of whsasses
i = proposed 70 tread upon the corns 81
III "peculiar institution" A
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A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURE
h 4 or
u RAILROAD TRAINS.

Nssthefn ffais ssases daily tsnndsys exrepted) II
IaeeA- =. and arrives - 40 p. n.
Wsnesn Train leaves asiiY tsnndays exoepeea) ii
10 and go p. ssd arrives n 1900 m. and
e0ep, NJ.
At HamilaoH Depot, Trains on the Wabash Valley
AaEifsAd arrive daily esreIt Sundsys, 4o'elSckp.
-, Aaa d<part dsy, Sundays excepted, u I'D =. y.
nusees conneet = ith this city
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sleeping Oars
ON NIGHT TkAiNST0
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
81. 1se
H Boggaye Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.
ER IG HTS

u - u
BY thisreu'e, rreights oi all descriptions can be
Haltssose. 10 or from IN. point on the kaiirosds
OF Ohio keDiaekl Indiana, niinois, Wisconsin,
lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
Ths rennxy lyAna railroad also connects at Pitts-
burg with Steamers, by which Goods csn beforw
cd 70 Any point on The OHIO, Muskiaga Kentucky
Tennezsre, Cumberland, Illinotr. Wisconsin, Aisas
sippi Missonri. Kansas, Ark snsas and Red Rivers;
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ers 10 ALI porss on The North " csscrB Lakes.
McrchHEt. ind HhPters sHtfussing the trsnappyta-
tien of their Freight 70 this Conpahy rely wish
confidence on Its speed, transit.
The Hates ~ Freight
To and from an. point In the West by the Psnnsyl-
yAniA Central Railroad, hfe at al times AS FA-
vORABLE As ARE CHANGED BY oTHEk RAIL.
RDAD COMPANIES.
IT r BE particular TO mark packages, ssv1A Pxxx.
CsarkAL X. H. IL
For Eneighs Contracts or shlpping Directions, ap-
ply address either Of The following Agents ofthe
Csmpsny.
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ID. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsbursh.
CLARkEA CO., Transfer Agents, y
II. ". bR9M N Il Co., Cincinnati, O.
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w. w. AlKMAN L co.. Evansville, Ind.
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r. G. MkLDRuA, Gent Travelling Ag'tfor
the South and West.