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paid mp before the next issue, we will be COM
PEELED in sslf defence. to vcrass the names Of
many qgr sabscribers from our books--and
none other VIII be received unless accompanied
with thesca Three dollars is the price Of
tho CoNrEDERArE where it is not paid until the
end OF the year, as has been advertised during
the publication of the last volume Our adyor-,
tising rates are 1926 per square Of fourteen
lines, and 75-cts. for each subsequent insertion.
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GEN. BRAea TO BE SUPERsEDED.-The Mont
gomery Mail says report has reached high
official quarters in that city that Gen. Bragg is
to be superseded by Gen.. Joseph E. Johnston,
who will at once assume the command of the
army in Tennessee.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
CONFEDERATE NAVAL MovEMENTs.-A pri

CONFEDERATE NAVAL MovEMENTs-A pr-
vate letter from Liverpool assures Horace Gree
ly of the great activity of the secessionists and
their friends in England. Three or four vessels
cleared at Liverpool about the middle of Sep
tember, intended to run the blockade of the
Southern coast; five steamers were in that port,
one of them the Ernestine, having on board
800 tons iron plates, and the other four were
ready to load, and three others were purchased
within day or two of the date Of this cores
pondents letter, all having the same destina-
tion. There are, moreover, says the same au-
thority, three IRON clad naval vessels now build
ing for the rebels at Liverpool, and another on
the Clyde.
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messed here and those of General Bragg are
as consistent with expectations of victory as
of disaster. Kentucky will not be evacuated
till another battlefield is made red with hui
man gore. -, ,..,, a,r, h.c
Yellow Fever in WilmingtOn
We have got no reports of new cases or
deaths upon which we can rely. There is,
we think, a falling off in the number Of new
cases, and the report for yesterday, laid on
our table, shows three deaths and six new
cases. We know that eleven white people
were inferred yesterday, ten of them at Oak
dale Cemetery, and one at private burying
ground. The mortality among servants has
been merely nominal within the last week.
Why is it that the doctors cannot or will
not report fullye We know that they do not.
If they did, it would save great deal of diff
6culty and trouble even now. W.
ap Wilmington Journal. 24M.h
JERE CLEMENs.-We learn that this person
was beaten within an inch of his life on the
streets of Huntsville, the other day, by Angus
tus Withers, Esq. a; brother of Gen. j. NJ.
Withers land uncle of Hon. G. c. Clay) Mr..
Withers was one of the twelve citizens incar
ccrated by Mitchell, and their prison window
commanded view of the Yankeeizing South
erncrs, of whom they kept a list They had
spoken very plainly about these individuals, of
whom Clemens was one, who, coming behind
Mr.. Withers, snapped pistol at him. With
ers turned and beat him, as we have mention
ed, disfguring him frightfully. Regis
ter. ~~ rs.t
Lower VIRGINIA. is stated that there
are some twenty thousand Yankees at Suffolk,
and about half that number in the immediate
vicinity of Norfolk. In the former place, es-
pecially, the people are experiencing the ter
rors of Abolition rule and many families have
been turned out of doors to make room for the
wives of Yankee officers. A skirmish occurred
a few days ago between Franklin and Carrs-
vile, in which three of the enemy were killed,
three wounded, and two taken prisoners. Our
forces were commanded by Col Ferriber, who
lost not Richmond Examiner, Oath
RECOGNITION OF THE CONFERENCE.-The
Richmond Disp"tch says that rumor pre-
vailed extensively Saturday, that intelligence
had been received that Belgium and Spain
had recognized the Southern Confederacy as
free and independent nation, and that the
President would issue proclamation to that
effect. Up to last evening this rumor had not
been authenticated.- Camden of 29th.
The race of mankind would perish did they
cease to aid each other. From the time that
the mother binds the child's head till the mo-
ment that some kind assistant wipes the death
damp from the brow Of the dying, we cannot
exist without mutual help. All, therefore, that
need aid have a right to ask it from their fell
low-mortals. No one who holds the power OF
granting can refuse without guilt. ..y,i 81
Sir Walter Scott.
GEN. BRAea TO BE SUPERsEDED.-Th Mont
gomery Mail says report has reached high
official quarters in that city that Gen. Bragg is
to be superseded by Gen. Joseph E.. Johnston,
who will at once assume the command of the
army in Tennessee.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

SoUTH CAROLINA TO BE Auor1oNEp OFF
The Cincinnati Gazette publishes the follow
ing special dispatch from Washington:
WASHINGTON, October 9.-Dr VIM: Henry
Brisbane, formerly of Cincinnati, and three
others, of Wisconsin, have been appointed Tax
Commissioners for South Carolina, and are
here awaiting final instructions before sailing
for Port Royal 1t is understood in some
quarters that they are to proceed to open offices
and assess taxes on the whole taxable property
of the State. Ifthe planters through the part
of the State under rebel control come forward
and pay their taxes, all will be we'll. IF not
the commissioners will proceed to sell their
estates for the taxes; and in the event of there
being no bidder at rates suffcien. to pay the
taxes, will forfeit them to the Government. II
this plan is really to be adobted, it is, of course,
but another name for confscation. el
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

~ Gen. jeff G. Davis has received an order
from the War Department releasing him from
the arrest under which he has been confined
since killing Nelson. lois - ~,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31
GENERAL JOHN H. MORGAN HANGS THE

GENERAL JoHN II. MORGAN HANGS THE
FEDERAL PRovosT MARSHAL OF LEXINGTON
We have it upon what we deem very reliable
authority, that after our army fell back from
Perryville, General John H. Morgan dashed
into Lexington and hung, in the streets, the
Provost Marshal of that city. 1t seems that
this dirty tool of Lincoln had notified the
mother of General Morgan that she must leave
Kentucky, and in the event of her failing to
do so, would resort to some severe measures
to make her go. Her noble son. learning this,
resolved that he would take his life at al
hazards. This he did, as reported to us by
truthful Kentucky gentlemen, in agaant STYLE
Rnoroille Register.
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Hho AD1 vstntef.
Il As the .essss & thQtds4 j. not
probable that here win !, BE- bat Ettle, if any
sners Al tise 40 yileinis for Snonths to come.
THE attention Of the Abolition government will
be- turned to the coast with allshe vigor they
can command, from the vast preparations they
have made. Our own State, and tho City Of
Charleston especially ,wil no donbt be, ,ons q
the chief objects Of attack. While we have
every confdcnce in the skill and ability Of the
commanding general and she brave men he
commando feeling assured they will defend
to the last the sacred soil of South Carolina
an evidence of which the Yank's had last week
at Pocotaligo--we must act and believe that
success will attend our efforts, and that the God
of Battles will crown our arms with victory.
1t becomes us to nerve ourselves for the issue.
and be prepared to meet the result with the
frn,ness and determination Of freeH,aii who
have counted the cost, and cannot hesitate to
be martyrs for civil Liberty, rather than bear
the yoke of an Abolition despotism.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

FALL OF GALvEsToN-At length an event
by many anticipated, has happened Calves
ton, the beautiful city of the Gulf, has fallen
The minions of Lincoln have made it their
nest, and, as we have seen in similar cases.
there will be Matched from it, if the utmost
vigilance be not exercised, untold miseries to
the State. On the 9th, the truce agreed on
between the enemy and the soldiery having
expired, they first assumed over it their hate
ful domination. The armament employed by
Them in this conquest we have heretofore
stated, ard we have likewise stated that it is
not their present purpose, as far as we are
advised, to garrison it with troops All told,
their force on the feet is said to be about 500
men.-Houston Telegraph, 1871.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

A correspondent Of the Mississippian says
that from 5000 to 1000 bushels Of salt are !
being made every day at the springs Of Lake
Bistcneau, Louisiana.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-31

sas,s FrOm the Nesel,sA xzvse.
81 RscHNoFp, October 2s. Th5S 3 ~ York
( 57esatd; Of the ga isst, has bs1 sey eived
here 4 contains shp news Of sR enA 1por:
tancs. .s ss.ssss ssS
A large and enthusiastic Democratic meet.
ing was held at Brooklyn,aN. ~, on the night
OF the 22d inst One Of the resolutions, de-
nouncng the Emancipation Pro clamat iSOh, was
loudly cheered and adopted. szasAass
The Herald isestill urging Nice CAlelap to push
'onward to Richmond" NsEs -
The New York Board of Brokers decided
on the 22d instant, by avery largo :msjofity
not to allow any further transactions in gold or
demand notes within the Board after The 27th
inst. Gold accordingly fell to l29; but every
body, rushed in to buy, and rates advanced
again to 1873. 10 EsslB sae s. "a sl!s 81 aaa
d. 80 f.gr-.r
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NEW azEECLE.
Roback's Stomach Eltters

Dew AMI deuStif0l st0sn Achic and Cordial, ior
giving tone 70 tho stoier ana So ,ss..enti a
t'lious complaints. Incident 70 the Western counry
ITy IT.
A morHils drinA, - Assist digestion AID relieve
Dyspepsia, % has no equal. Try t.
II fsrcT !. Il ~ p~voF 70 al other Rtiere Try a.
The formula of thee Bfter~ now (fsGI3 the sole
property u Dr. Roback, originated VITA ooe % -
oldcsi and NOS. rmineul Medical Practitioner of -
West. and il 4 directly Grciicatsd upon a.. vat-
Western people.
These htiers derive iis.f stimuli ~ from he ssser
al to2.s nA.sre oi the EV.s and hclus Il Nhigh they
are eonposca snd hey are. ~ allsyilAs ui.-ass
ural cravings 81 tte stomach. directly p-C.r tive u
TEuPEESARCE.
the present proprietor believes tAaf IN making 10 %
widely known, The public welfare IL subslrsoa-
Il VII soon lie Tor sale ty al o Dr. R0tac's u
nerous Agents. AID AZ Hotels, &c the county over
L. tie meantime orders VIII be flled direct frosn
Cincinnati N any quantity an ~ the lowest rate
Il = put up IN quart BQ,i.os, Ant securely packet q
d0I Half d.. sample cases VI h.yA-vrr.
be packed and sent - az addre-s. n desired.
hsctaii Price, al per bottle, or ak
for S5.
Principal vffce anil sAicsroors. ~ G. Fs-, suu-fh
Sleet, 81 hniiting rom Mr.n street Cfnsiunna
Ohio. Laboratory. So - Harmon1 Street
fer sAic "a 40 County ~
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na.-- os Advertising in Daily.

ies.i saSerttscu-rs< Any e~Hts per square eA<a
u-~rtsesn-
Satisfactory -u-nsssasnis male With tAe-s Nh
xtsh ,.ivsrtLse - lie year. s1tA iAa prTese q
cAsnxng at pleasure. Yearly sdverilzers. hee ever
ell b cou1o~f --ficfly - tAsir regular trslrs<-.
<rf te<l f-su quarterly
Aavert-~ua'ssts Ia the rp--isi Heucs column Vii
- chsrg-i t~o pv.ceA
Asv-r.l---n~ni> sspt e.osssasis % th- Inside. :
s9.Ine.s ncce- pabushsd in he local poirlan-, Of
.-u unss % urt~r Will bS q srget To- sAcn ieseron
a. n O-sr ,>u ltnes. Ten e-1ts pr itne-.
AtverusszDsuts -~sst tn for sPeeiaed unse. VII
- ln.ertei three months. 1nis~s oreeEe1 o-i
Arr alter .lcn Of q stADdlpg advertisement y y
ssuau. % Q rnnswsi of the ssns@. unless ether~i.e
sxresd upoa ey oootsAet go.
Annours1rg candidates f0g odics q every del'Eip-
- vii DC csxrxsi t2. lor each ns1ne II the Daily.
snf -. 90 IN The De y ard Wes>y, a*sass - al
sSnn1
No ar.sa.,c-.- .dv-rsisemsnts Whatever.
Charges viii be made for in-ertng t1s not4os- Of
I'll c. iers Socleties. % Associations "a foiloSs:
Fof s.ah po<sce not exceeding ilne> - cents for
ss-n lnsartion. o~sr eight lines st Ills rate.
Arn0uDsaRg deaths with funeral notice attached.
q. without notice, fres-
kcs.ses q Festvsis Ponies and Escurslons. gotten
sp by ln:lvdaAis @ associauons. or b churches,
Il syular prices.
Isy.l sdv~sslssmsuts inserted 81 he expense o.
Asternsys orering, snd payment not % ne DELAYED
the sysl proesetiDgs. but cssistspss a. iae
to< Publisher net accountable for ihs aeccr ot
80, ssvertissments teJ ond he amount charged Tor
ss<sr pabnoaton-
he Weekly Express
gebtshsa every Wednesday. al also Per snnaH.
SUyo pspsr sent without the money. nor eost:nn-
1nssr tine thsn psli fof
aascs OF Advertising tn weekly,
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of sarsaparills

compound Extract Of sarsapsrills
he mot oEsctu. remedy which The medical slfr -
oor tnles esn devise ior this eyeryxhsre nrc,xllne
.aa tesAl H'ssdy. II combined rhn The xno~s acti1.
rstnea@is hat have ocen discovered for the axrur.
s--cn q tbs faul disorder fron the blood. and y
fsscee q tes system from itx destructive ooc.r-
qeeoees Hence u sh0cld be employed for he c.re
81 ret e7s s~Eotrla, but airo lAsso ether .rsrIus
Which srise from Il, such a.
kruptve snd skin Diseases, ~ AntAoos. F-rs
Hose. SE hryspslas, rnples. fustGls-. kloscA-
e. hEins add Bctls, Tunnors. letter snc s.lf
khe1n. soa.d Head, Elng~orn, Rh-o-
ueussn, sypkiiiuc and Nercuresl
Diseases, Drcpsy, DyspspAa
pee-ltl, and, indeed, al
Complaints arisingf fscr.
firssed ~ lupu-e
bleed
tne popul1 telief In 'tmpurity q lhs hloos- 1,
ioaEded N uuth fog scrofnl Il dse-ner sfio AZ shs
esooc Iae particular pu-poss and virtue q thss
sasspar1ila s 20 purify and regeuers sts thls ytta g.
d without which sou1e Asalth is inpossfhss In oDu
( an.in I'd cor.slitnflorn -
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SOAP.


BIT theirs are 49, mor, o4kas - ia klxhly c.is-
brstcd sosp. lsh 81 Bsrtletts, sfich are -arTsa.s
- b az ezssisnt article ~ Saving aDt tAs toes
tnrs eure fr ceAp< ths fanc o. kszss srf H. th-
treth. itls unsEfp~s<sd II ts vsrrazl>~d a.so a. -
nevc p~iat and sIeee ron woonen. 80, lnea. usns
La. l~fth f.st oc.ogAl ard wtiie yo<s 1c-s al k1n1
q nnruztufe
~ osn 81 BAEllesa vie is 80 ssss. sns sccar,
eAks ossoss u sn gpns. .prle. I'll
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North American insurance Co
CAPITAL 5000
J. A. wNI-scr. sec'y. Jas. G nol1<s. Prrs't.
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The Collegiate Course includes sAo trsassples sd
practice Of
Do46.e Eafry Book Keeginq.
Adapted 20 every department of Inland sne ror
sisn commerce, oy the author Of Dur's sJstens ef
Book keeping
Stock and Partaersaig Bosks.
IA.mplIiyirg numerous csses Of diE.crl. opening
and closing. changes In frrns, sc, supplied 81 the
snthor's forty years experience ia bvrines-.
The Settlement Of Single Entry Partnership
Books,
Generally 20 little understood that two Trogesssg,
OF Book keeping" in this city. recently made o1,
bus ine-s balance sheet containing 1900 errers.
Reefifwng DeranSed Double Entry Books,
4 frequent and highly responsible duty. explained
in 10 other treatise accounts.
Charging Single 10 a Double Egiry Ledetr
illustrated Ter the art; tine Ia Daft Bool keeping
The Pirate LeSeer.
foF kesrag the results Of he business private 80
often desired by extensive nrrlsl remains wholly
unknown 20 the pupils ~ all other Commercial
Schcoif
Business Correspondence
The volume OF Duf's Manuscript Business letter.
affords the most complete course Of instruction "a
use
Business Forms
Systematically arranged AMI taught IN connection
With tho books of practice.
Commercial Computations.
incluilng numerous business operations never thur
cughiy taught IN other schools.
Commercial and Ornamental Pearta nshis
BY W. II. Duf and c. c. Cochran, authors of the
new editions of The Gems cf Ieilrnanshp and Sc,.
School Copy Books.
The popularity ~ these improvements. and ,hcir
elegant business writing Sttest The advantage oi
this department over al ctAe- Colleges. ksst 81
West. Tho enlarged edition O! Iua Dnrcsn's
Cons OF
Business and Ornamental Pen,narstip.
l. 'he u1cst complete ssifinstructer published sle.
gsrtiy bound. n siisd postpaid. for -
Dun 4 Dnnean's New School CVpy fook-. aaslJ
engraved, With the sathoI's Instruction oa esct
cover. % cents per DOZEN.
The Cheapesf Copy Book IN ta.,
For fnll particulars. send for cur eicgsnt ne~ CIR,
cuiar. PIP %. with samples of our Ieusnan'. ~Ii
ting. inc.Csing g cen,s, 70
T.. y. DUFF A. son, Principals.
sv strangers ~n, pisss- inqalse s4s r.rusatio'
a the city, where we are beat knovn.
nsr1etwi
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Ayers -Ague Cure,

TN 4hb bfLADl ClkI OF
i0.ssnaistspt FeveE. OF Fevsr ssc Agus. Rsuaisss
Fever, Chill Fever. p1lab A fre PersoS.c. /. l..a-
ache, OF billious Hescashe, aoo R..lioas Pc
~--s, inoeed Tor The whole class of dls-
asses Q. isna-lg In hillary dersnxo-
nsri, caused by tie ..isnso
kisznsuc Countries
We are scaAied here 70 ofsr The oou1nun.S.
remedy hioh, while 70 cures the above ounp.r rlrss
~1tA esst--nfy, Il stu psrfscuy bsrzaisss q ...
quaoaty. Such q remedy Il Invaluable IL dlssrScss
shere thee scsicung ciscscsrs prevail This 'curc'
cxpsls tho uissnstle olsor q Fever and Arae s,ou
the syaen, and prevents tie csvssspuneSt al Ia
tory synptoIns. I Is Dot ouy The bess remedy e~-s
yet assoo-erd for tis ea@s of coxnpl4lna. hut a.
tcs cheapest 41e large qna1tty vs suppiy l,r 4
aolasr efi1<s NFiter fhe resch cf evl r Joty. snc
u btlo1s distrsets. ~hsre lever snt AEoe prevail
every body shoEsd have Il and 10 s.s<'y botb -
cur aud prvtection great superiority of IA.
rssdy os.r A1y s.her l4seo,ere; tor lie steo.
D. and certain q Iuferlnit itsuts (. that AZ 90
ts.Is Qunins or mineral. oonseQo~ntly a rroau-
o. 20 qusnism ether injurious esects ~fatsv.-r
apcn TIE eensfituilou. Thee cured ty Il are IA -
h-ai'hy as u they hsd nsver lad tho disesse.
feSef and Agae = not Ascle tho oon.esueno. a ths
mssmsiic poison. great variety - ,isorasr- A1s-.
i-cin sts irritAiioa. among N-4ch
hetTsigiNs LeufnAfis-l. dout. Hs314s Ia B-iati. ,
To-thaefe, Earsehe. Catarrah, AsthIDa. p.lpl.
s-.lea. Fclnisl Aa.s,'on 81 .hs spleen. H,-
ter4cs. psl1 IA the B0vcls, Colo .PAraiyea
kni Dsrangcueni 81 the ssoraas.
Al of which. ~bca originating a. thia cau- ,.s 70
tn1 Intermittent typ@, or become p~riodi-al Tns
'cpKs expcls toe poison ffeu tia blood, spd COO.
- aen tly them al alike. IL Is al ins.lu.li
Iroteotton 10 immigrants and pcr-ons frsvO.ln- cr
taap farily restiag In the malaTious districss II
- sSAsenslll or daily While exposed % the
o<1rtS sfctzss ulase 4s safc-aut QuantifF l., rirr
i1to dlreAse. Hence Il j. eFcn rsore velu.bl. AZ
protection than earr, and fW viii ever sunsr f1sa
iteffntte1fs = they avail fheta--,t-s q tt,e ~
lection this remedy affords.
Ga Prepared - ia. J. c. AlEH & co,
Doscil, NazsAchu--fi.
Al etr rsnasdi-- -r- fr s.le by J. r. t,r-Sr~..r..
2. y. DosSEs4s, aA1 - AZ Druxsl-ts IA TsrT-.
Hnutt.
Viois~ess ly AIIxs 4 Co. Cincinnati
tual- l-adeoln-se
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Ran Tickets RIA Pitts
bsSrg.

FREIGHTs.
~ ~ host. Fretshis - all dsscriyuo,< can Be
ATwsfds1 from fhllsaslp1is. Nse rsk. nosiat or
Ksss- ~. is.a.~ tlinsss. ws-oss.la. lows. ~ xis
-cnff. - ksllrosd tlfert
The NnnylssnlA ksllfosi t.sa eoahnsis II riits
earss -ith ts@<zn>ss. - ~ALrA 0esas - t,-
~sFas< q az prrf "a tbs Ohio, Maskinxu.s. xen
tsely, T~u,~>sss. canh<risns. niinst.. Nssi-.sy,s
wiscus-in. xssscuff. kknsss, Arkansas and Red ftv
~rss sDt Il Cl<xef4nd. sssdnszy and Chtesrc ~1tk
ssssr,~rs % al fcrts % ths Sossk wss<<rr Lake..
ssreAanis snt shirp<rs sntrrsunx 1< t-snspsris
.Ioa a tasLr frei<ht " tbs Carsuy rtfy ~1tk
- -rs>Ds~ - 80 ~f-<<ty transit.
TIN RArEs 0f rkKl6ET 70 sny pars 10 N
we<s ~ tss fern<yfvsxts Hshfsst are 81 al tine,
f.~-rsss~ - sr~ ~e-rs~s ~ s<ser k<siro-1 cosa
pAri~<
hpss'icalsf = m.fs s.sksses wa Pse~sls sa,
HArsnAs.s
= ,. rSkxDKk. ri4i<a~irsi~
NkoRAw cooSs. - Serih -. n<lsi1ss~r
tffCa 4 60, ~. Assor Hsr.s. er Ne. ssfi
wilii&n -. vr9 fot-
= LkNEH = 90. - stsf- 81, h1rtrs-
\. N. HoN&.pF, ce1eraf frefxhf AEenl, ftfls
ryoCH tfwIk 6snsrsi sap'i, sis>ss, re-r.
L. .. HoCFf. e~n~r.l urfTf srrrs r.flst~f3As@
s~<t~ts.
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HOTELS.
ST. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
BOsrd Rs3aesd 10 ~ pr day.

slnee ihs oI.ealns y sai- vs-, and oomnsoiiou,
Hotel IN iss. "a ha. been shs single snaesscr os n,
f..,r-,er- 10 mska f the Mi .assptasa... cen
vcnlens sat comfortable hlns ~ The riusea sid
stranger tsss "a, tes Au.nsie
And whatever Lss seemed lls-iy 10 sa,nlsi-,er %
'ss eesnf,rs - "a wuess- ney h.~s eua.sso-es.
vilhvii rcg1s io east, q provide. ,na 10 comblne
all the -lss.~as- isas4aa.l .4.a -as@i ss,sysus
which netsm rs h.lataIea. laa nodafu issla
-PPrSys: a.. 'ae patronage which u ~ eosnsasn-
q during ihs pa, IN y~snh raafyias voof
ssss shsaf ~ssesi- have s~sa .ppre~s.sea
u mee' ihs s,lgsnsiea ofu,e unss. si,n ~ are
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-07
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CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R-