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The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
THE OLD COUPLE.

1t stands in o sunny meadow,
The house so mossy aud brown,
With its cumbrous old stone chimneys,
And the gray roof sloping down.
The trees fold their green arms around it,
The trees, century DID,
And the winds 60 chanting through them,
And the sunbeams drop their gold.
The cowslips spring in the marshes,
And the roses bloom on the bill;
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds 60 feeding at will.
The children have gone and left them,
They sit in the sun alone!
And the old wife's ears are failing,
As she harks to the we'll known tone.
That on her heart in her girlhood,
That has soothed her in many care,
And praises her now for the brightness
Her old face used to wear.
She thinks again of her bridal
HOW OreSSeO IN 4 rOOe OF W0lte,
She stood by her gay young lover,
In the mornings rosy light.
Oh, the morning is rosy as ever,
But the rose from her cheek is fed,
And the sunshine still is golden,
But it falls on silvered head.
And the girlhood dreams once vanished
Come back in the winter tine,
Till her feeble pulses tremble
With the thrill of spring-time's prime.
And looking forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown.
Since, clad in her bridal whteness,
She crossed the old door stone.
Though dimmed her eyes bright azure,
And dimmed her hairs young gold;
The love in her girlhood plighted
Has never grown dim nor DID,
They sat in peace in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then. at its close, an angel
Stole over the threshold stone.
He folded their hands together
He touched their eyelids with balm;
And their last breath foated upward
Like the close of Il solemn psalm.
Like the bridal pair they traversed
The unseen. mystical road.
That leads to the beautiful city,
"Whosc builder and maker is Cod
Perhaps in that miracle country
They will give her lost youth back
And the flow crs of vanished spring time
Will bloom in the spirits track.
One draught from the living waters
Shall call back his manhood's prime.
And eternal years shall measure
The love that outlived time.
But the shapes that they left behind them,
The wrinkles and silver hair,
Made holy to US by the kisses
The angel had printed there.
We will hide away meath the willows,
When the day is low in the west;
Where the sunbeams cannot find them,
Nor the winds disturb their rest.
And We'll suffer no tel-tale tombstone,
With it's age and date, to rise,
Der the two who are old no longer,
In the Fathers house in the skies.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

4 R1GHrEous RErRIBUTIoN.-Ihe civil
war which the ruling classes OF England
have fomented in the United States has
resulted in a revolution in naval warfare
which is destructive to her supremacy IN
Europe, and exposes her to invasion from
France. What just retribution OF Divine
Providence.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

SHIP KxEEs.-A number Of substantial
ship knees have recently arrived at San Fran
cisco, from Humboldt, to be used, by the
California Steam Navigation Company in
the con etruction Of new steamer.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times writes that the. conviction
is now very prevalent that General Stones
arrest and imprisonment we're brought about
by an Infamous conspiracy. Recollect,
reader, Republican correspondent writes
this to Republican paper.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

Every true and patriotic citizen cannot
but see the necessity Of union Of the loyal
people Of our State and Nation, into one.
solid phalanx in order to restore the Govern
ment. The Weekly Courier.
The editor does not seem certain that we
have Government, unless be is either in
office or in irons.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

Would NOT FUsE.-The Douglas County
Committee Of Calaveras rejected the propo
siton of the Republicans for fusion, by a
vote of five to one. In their reply to the
Republican resolutions of invitation they say
that in their Judgment "the course pursued
by the present Administration is not in all
respects best calculated to inspire the conf
dence of the people Of the different sections
of our country, and to again unite them by
those ties of friendship so essential to the
perpetuation Of our free institutions"
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

The EMANCIPATION OF SLAvEs.-Hon.
Reverdy Johnson, United States Senator
elect from Maryland, has written letter
declaring the act of Congress emancipating
the slaves of the District of Columbia to be
unconstitutional. A correspondent Of the
New York ELpress says the letter of Mr.
johnson is strongly indicative that the mat
ter will be brought to the Supreme Court.
he declaration in bis letter that the act was
unconstitutional will have great weight,
coming from one whose legal attainments
are so we'll known as those of Reverdy
Johnson.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

Don't undertake to kiss furious woman;
risk not smack in = storm.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

Srop THAT LIBEL.-Says the Milwaukee
Neos: The Cincinnati Enquirer copies from,
the Chicago Tribune, a statement that the
Wisconsin Legislature adopted slave confs-
cation resolutions. This statement is libel
upon Wisconsin. A patriotic Assembly
tabled the resolutions alluded to by twelve
majority. The Abolitionsts no longer own
Wisconsin. How many papers that copied,
the libel will have the honesty to retract III
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
uEAD QUARTERS SALOON.
rawrus rAETON. Proprietor.

IN MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR ~ TIE
the nublic. that the Bar of the Head Quarters"
still continues to be supplied with the best of IL
quors and cigars. All are invited to call and see
for themseIves. janll '62, my.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

TABLE OF DIsTANoEs.-TakingR Richmond
as the centre, the following table shows the
distance of the different points in Virginia
from there,
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
II pray for de country,
/ sing for de Island,
I'm gwine home"

The last line is brought out with terrifi'
cally loud noise, and as the word "home" is
uttered, down comes every foot as solid AS
slab. This was kept up for over an hour.
Now, lust imagine some hundred or more
negroes in q small room Of hot, sultry day,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-27
HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For diseases of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SWELLiNGS.
This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion,
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
tion. by which the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
dispositions, aud all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MENTS are reduced as we'll us PAIN aud IN
PLANTATION.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-27
NEW YORK HOTEL.
FIRE-P OOF!
JAS. MORRIS and B. BRADY,
PRoPRIEToRS.

~ THIS WELL KNOWN AND POP
iiik ular Hotel, fre-proof and hard finished
plNa throughout situated on Main street, one
door above the Bank Exchange Saloon, is prepar
ed in every department for the accommodation
of citizens and the travelling public.
The Table is supplied with the best of every
thing the market affords, aud the sleeping apart
ments with double and single Beds.
Board and lodging by the day or week. Pub
lie patronage solicited. MORRIS Il BRADY.
Weavervile, Aug. 9, 1862. soft.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
X H Is T n a G i

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NJ - "a ccHcNicn 81 fis Hoaf INOt-
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90 ~ Il dss.cf JsrAFss, lsfit. s-a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
.s.. OF Aaverusiss I'm pnily.

fsv., .dvorsi.<useuss Try eeuts per aqrAre sssf
nffrfl1u. ..h 49,. -.
essisf.1..ry arrangements made With ine W.
10, = .sssr.lss by TIE yesr, sith uc pfis5es.
a. .o,fs.~ A. uleasure. Yearly scfefitssfr - t.t.f
III 3 ennfncf strictly - tt~sr regular f'-SF >
ka~srsfsenents n ths sp<risi n'fsas esinma ~ih
bs charged t~o prices a. :. t.s.s,
Alsesti-eucni- Kept constantly on NE 'na'sa
p<ice snd \ hail. =. -. -
rs.ia..s nosces Published IN tn iocal co'uin. o
- lo<s o. rnier viii ne charged f'r eaeh II 1'b
a. IN oser ten lihes, fea cents per me- -,
lerf. -~tncnfs sent IN Tor 10 sfec4a.R ttnf' VA
:. .if.e-tsd tlsree nsoaths. vnless ofoefrt oe~ .e,
- alteration Of = standing adFet 80
- h, = renewal of TIE same, unlfts o.nf'" e
..,s,rl, ne a.flaates for o.fice u ever ceeei p
"a VII be charged re- 90 for cash ps'ae y. ,1e
-, a. a. n tAr ia aai Weekly. m'rT3~ ~ 49,
H.s
-, y,.tultca. afverfis-rncnts wha.eFrT
e.,,.-~rs viii be made .Cr inscf.ng Tic nvsfes oi
- ss-ssrs s.,riesl.s Or Ars0clations a. foilo"--
~ eaeh notice rot exceeung lines - effite i't
-, lnsertis,r. over eight lines a. tbs fate.
Afnaupc.uQ deaths With fuaerAl n91ee A"'@D -
~. without notice. free 60. -.,....
Soters q FESTIVALS Psnies aud fxeit ts.'1s. s -
n bv Individuals OF Associations. q ~ 'n''''es,
o. regular prices a.. .~o.,.s. of
Iezal Advertisements Inserted a. nc e1it, ,..
Attnrnegs ordering. and payment 10 =
o. the legal proceedings. but eoect 'n' - ~ - -
isne Publisher not eecountabi~ iof tts = =
ewsi advertisements be- ond The Aal"s' -
ihsir publication
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

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REy. CIV FITCH. EEcTss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO
THE AMERICAN EyPRTss co.
Capital 81. zoe .000,
Forward daily from To-re Raute
by fast Passenger Trans.

Forward daily nom Ic-fe E0ute
by fast Passenger Trains.
I HREE Expresees daily fof New
p YORK. r.sa. fit,r~. ref, o ti~f.is,.t
Columpre Clnslfnsu. Dssion. Rlruuiopd i1iJ-
stts. iud sa~pal.a. rrfcn casee snc at pa.a'. ih
the fsstera ffsse~ Hnt (suasia
IND fsqrf8fs 4aii1 ~ tafAff
ssstfe "a nnhit Nof't vet ai.c
TWO ts->s--sas dalg fst ~. LEO q. illpli - 81
gostph so points Aff
ONE kaprfal dsAt .p AF ff fllifi laf
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Thf. Cc.--st- ~, tfafsp' stsfiian - ~ COL
lertiou ef lflls aHd iHyoices "a Oovis. ctHffi
Seus Dfsfs, i4is ef f2ea4nEf. &c-, af6 tt'tf
t,f,fsift r. flff.s wlrn pi4. far1 ~ see ri D.
Cornr3hf flrt rhrt eff a- f''u saie - fh~sela-
~, snd ssftfs - ~ rosefs fors efdiri bf s ~
pres.
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fxrrtfs Con psf3
fl-ftr ycr- treiri Is ~ af-.t = ~ % $40 Il
car Fxrress Csnpl,sr
10y sTswAlI, .sss'f
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
he Weekly Express

eubll.hea every Wednesday. All 80 pr sai''''.
.ixkHfr. .a4-
0-so paper sent without the money, n''
a ia-ss,rr time than paid for
u.tr. OF Advertising IN " ecHtS' >
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
Ayers Ague Cure,

FoR TfIK srERpY crRR oY
Inisrrnsicnt Fcvor, O. Fsvcr sDd ASue. Remltss
ASevci, GILL feye1, pau-t Agat. fyfieticf, uead
= aetc, o. Eas7rs hesdaehe. sst bsli,ccs -
We. lrcccd t0E the wholc cissa u de-
eEses or grat.ng In hillary defAnge-
utat, csusoc BY tht kaikg1Ra
Aas-late CclDlscs.
We are cnttsct tcrt q ctef Tire ccsrDunify
remedy waich. wAllo Ia cuges lie shp~s oorlpiEan
With certainty, Is si;l perfccLy harr.lool II 11y
az snsity. sueh te-sedy Is irvslnsblr n dssrfsos
Vheret sfiiicGsg GiseresEs pseyei.. 1l.ls eef
the systen, and pTevontz tkc cstciop1Dsisl O. & .
t!1aasc taken ca tie ttst approach oi - pseno.
tory symptcins. L i nct only the t<st cuody Is
yet discovered iof tbls enss q oanptlll4 bsk al.
dullas tfihgs it~tflin The fsssch og efrfy tss
IN billions dlatr4eis. ~Aoss fefoE all Agu. rr,faLs
oscsy bSly shuad have u aee u1s u ttoeJ teta s.
sae4y cyer aby yot1ef ever discesefrd ioT tkt fie
and ccslsin enro e. ldiefiaiitsnR h thai "a E
- - e snSs.ss 81 otstr e5 81 leos creess ~s.,es
ugoD las constitution. 1huso swed - y sie lfll -
b alths 90 Il thes had neseg osd lhe d.soao.
Fever ard Ague GOT ninne Tue sonscs spce 81 tit
ulafnatle Iolsua gtost tnfleil ~ diaofu,gs - -
hom il intilgn, aiuvAs "acA afs
Ssuraieia lhsnrnafi-sn. ocas. Hsaeseh-. Br-iaiss-
Ioattls b. Eura<Lt, CatiIrsl, asihlae, faiEi
tiiloa. Paln!nl A1eetol y "a. ap.lea, .le
ft.fcs. isin 10 ths ~ sasls cc.ir. rnFsl,alf
arc Dess1S slrrt "a 80 aya---b,
Az of vaeh, when crlglnallng 10 shls ,suso, sBi %
too iriermittsni ty.c. tr becon1o periodical a.
'CunE xpols fhe pglrcn fcn the oisQe, ard Eet
fcQuntY cures thf N al alike. Il Il az iuffiuailf
pf6tscfioB inaf1 ~ auts AID rerso1s trarsling u
t@nlrofarii1 rceitin. Ia tht uslar4ots tistflctf
taken eecaii1aart D tt.ly while esposod o. IL s.
lscfion, tfi Vill ~ sAcfgt.s fgVa ue ryt IA, AID
c4anot accumulate ID sasicitlt cu4ht.fy " flfsr
latt iiscaao. Hgpbs ~ q urrA nsoEs vaitr'Alo
pr0locfion than 1rse, aud I. vAl ayr tl1s4 tIss
inf-fmistlts N they avail fltmttiftt Il nt rle
sctle-i fAis rsnasdI s1aftf.
a. rTfgaIrd A5 rEs. G AIR CO.
Lcrtil, MAtsfcEust.s
al ga IDsa,.lss a.. ~ asif - J. u, Ccls5srA
r " Do.rrffs saf 81 az rir.s''r - TIRE
uauto
Yholssple ls hi1f, 60. tinsfnt.n
funi .ffao al-wefx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

AsaKrs
Cab. Eal.s.e ~ f.ak. ~ ts1psT 20
B5ffs ard Mortgages ltcirg arst licr %
Real Esiaie,, worth al least 81 soS 200 eoVOca %
Loans sfocts. payable on deuAui.
imhrkes value of secpt.es Slss, $50 % is4eoo %
Bank Ssek. 'iuisrt-t vsiu-A Es,ess o.
United States Treasury holcs. lnaiAat
value, ko1vSeS 50
brooklyn City Water Bonds, le,950 90
North csrolila STATE Dcnct ftaasact va 1850 o.
kissouri state Borts ImsTke; value. li,Oo0 o.
Real Estate. Ne. " al Street. ss,Sot q
Which y. $50 . has sii,es been s.s'G u.rs 81
Balance IA hands Of A agents ard in coursc
ostrensrsfrsion from AEcnts, OF l>t q
january tof which ell 90 l3 has slrcc
been received. so..cs 10
land Risis1, ~ - >4.ess O.
Cthef Property, Nlsctil.rccrs s.y-rs 500 10
eycrliuins dee and .Gnr d, sosclfo1 IA.
ciss ssuei AZ c.sco. 3,Iso -
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felsl. fl,Is..so 81
cnAYLxs J. xARr1cT, rs=szs.ss-.
al. EQ-Ls-AisgR vEs FrE snEsg.
J. N1I.ToS G1IIH. srcnxEAav
JOHN Mccss. Ars'rsrc's
UssEiss ClSu4s, Agent.
Ne s,PIIdNIx RON,
HAlsia rrua.z avn. rsn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
EPIscoPAL CHURCH:

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
PIP. DECk a. C0.

aeon Ks0LKs Forrzks
r.u Ce--fsrfly % kae< spt.ssiat str'
a4TrR fE1OF OIL nf-Aci-I.ic. sarra5te4 e le
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

W ot. year. IN afsknce- s@
~ thf-e HonsAs. Ia ssxlzsl ., 80. -
o.,fsrrabl~ - CRY s1osrribeTs ~ ~ eeHts V1'
sisgls copies. cents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
NURSERY

HAVE PURCHASED the eras'
l <ar~-rx sseek e nr. Manly. hsrshall, -.
cecl y, IN. ard Am rrsFsret = fsfnisA Na
= rrtes ard orrsaenta saraeesfy - -
- rrlec~. kppie Trees. q any $50. frorf
ln<A & ; luehes Ia diameter. ssi hesn 90 = =
-x-s,x y. glIswoEra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

q Ioel1s, Mat.nes ard yoNsclry &C.
paired at short Not!ce
10 81, WABASH >TRrgT.
Jnsl7sn IIiI.E HAU1r. .l~0.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
MEDICAL.
scrofula. or king,. EyiI

a coasutl-las-s1 disease. oorrapsos e tbs
Il e.eod. ~ whies this tric ssoos viilAle4 weak
a. Poor hs.ns n he circaislol. 4 persaSesshs
whe'e eot, art nay tufss uuf e tlses cn ay rsrt
= T. Ne orgGn isf ffes to,a "a aslscs, nor 4 teze
eie ~Asca Hiasy rst eeslssy. TIE scrOa1ioas tzlrs
= fAIi91s!y sa1ssa acserr.sl tiscasa i0w rx.ng
cse4icrel cr rnhtltfy foo1. frsprro AIR f.tA a.
fthy hahits thc degrt ,linr ylcss a-d nbovc ali l.
d Fencroai lr.ertleu. fasieyer - "a orgfn. h y.
teFed.iAfy p The eeas.totge. essocaing ''hSspfz-
rrnls cllltrsu grso ths tlirt a-d fo--th errera
roa.' irtect. e seems O. ~ the rot q Nm W.
says Il wi siEif he .aCEiaes g. he faihcrs W.
tAsiF o1ii1rsA-'t
o. carrnpi of alc,rogs natitf. ~hich N The lunes.
hxer. -nd Internal orsaus 10 ttrmcd tuThrrdes. e.
ne gsnts. swt.lngs; and on he sgrfAoe. eruPaoo.
hlooi. dcplesse> ~ eforses 81 lie, - 1hsi srsTs
-. sei9isints, b-t hey have Tar les govcs g.
viti sfld the ast@es e otr- essesses eonsoq-s- =
Y '~'' S-ae'i. isf..h y eisostsFs whish, slshcsSa
ial ~ ti.s tAiat in thr system. Most q the Ca,
seuppe- ~lica oectriAtsd tfe human fausily nhrrfi
e-irIfi fiafrcctly in this ecreraloi,s ecstauasnas
aa1y destructive diseases q the nscs. ~
tfaln. art. Indeed 81 oil tho organs. arise rene
are zEgraeAtct IS the same cause.
oss sasysss 8 =. aSI aesas e,e ssssisisa. tss.
ihey healih Is undermined ~ "a 10 e,eAra, q lsosn
tie system We must rcnov aic The lood ty an atosa
tive a1ose. Ard lnueorats it BY hcsidhy fsos
essrr'se Snea met.e.ne Sc supply IN
AYER
compound Extract OF Sarsaparllia
fhe ulo.t ofecaa remedy which toe medical skil' q
ouf times ca coyse or this evets where prevailing
a. IA nslasy. Z eonbiaed nAn sae u,ost Actlv-
rslnelsis thaf have beer discosefcd ~ the spcf
g-tiea of LAS iol disorder fssn Ia blogt sna the
rescue Of the tysletn nom its desix1etifc c0aHe-
yrences. ncncc q shcuia be ehricycd fcr ~ cur.
1et oai, Scgosala bGl a.so these okeg Aasc,ien.
ahict slill from e, such
kfnptve aud sk1a Diseases. 81. Aotlony hir.
ks>S, ~ EsysipSias, friples. f-stsloc, i2lo,el-
-, Rialns nnd Boils. 1uIncrs fctre- and s.f
ence1l, Sc-id heAd, krBN snsa, -hcI-
fn1rsll, Syphlitc art NefctIeai
Diseases. prcpsy, ~ TscsiA
ltpi1tg. a1c, -. -, 49,
lirts artsrr f-crr
lH siuFled O. Impure
y God.
Tie popaiar b<iltf 81 'ing gfisy q the tioeds 7.
f0lDdod IA lz1t e. se1otl.s - ess srs1oa .ff
blood. Toe particular rrrNoec aot virtue G h.
SSrsapsrlia poriy Ard refeneraie tk VITAL t.
a. without which sgurt heath 3 iuQoceit.e "a
tafnirated co--stitutrct
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

/ lHA1r k>sifak{ Oct. II. lSsf.
f.'s 9 DIS ~ ti ling 81 Ies - flitliut ezra
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f-llci,e1- Ih..i,cr pt1-s 1s 9-sfn lllf- cIsil-
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haJi q fs{iena.,>. II
60 sriits MI .a.,a IL ticir ss-I<s.ifc eess.tis
bd cgl j 81 is SIX.
y htl tit eau is s-ic thc Chairman vii >-i,.s ir-
lend He Etrsns- d-cei~- and i-ty Hi.i -ti Sat ~
Ri fsit- ei'slccsi lii Tie s.i sisi IT, Is..i.ls.is
altff Tie dayePiit. ! iaf 5liu>l Tie iii.l
-ic trseiiiis ass arc rcsliftl tls1 sts sar t1lsi.
II con- cribs Heo xli1 ray 'rnf tcir D., rifr-
Sf ttuli cetfisitatn 81 CAtiil ts'r they nas GA
Jon Tie sAlsit an Sil-f-ds = AL fhei.ls asl i
4a-r i>-strcc it - cl~tisl t-iy r. ieitlt liz
"A e b. me. -t.i trgo.ls = III tefltrtF.cl.
Err i1e dsC = .l.riair ~ a. Do iiifriris ard fel
aisties ~ is,; end 10, iir+t ifi 1Itfi. hey als
fs4ri4s a. sstt ia iii>fstci and = make Il
fep rf- They WI - l-,l ~ ! sfist aclo1ntai
lr t truth Or theit rc.fst- and xietrcr n Ike n
1ifnlv fails promptly - arlrt u IMPORT lcrSons ~
eiiscril age dlrttfed si.5Vt. = IA ilsnsc * dealt
vtl- 4-r toaltte ais e1ves ireit gives iEti afa-
flr alicn-. lffass, nj tie 81 -et 1iLe firr
ut-h.yl CaiTmcn b Tie col,fy lfu4ris afe charged
nj The gem raj ~ teinferfie ife tc cir eIt
il s,i.afies- Nd l.. HOPKINS. ~. u T..
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Not many days since wenoticea in a copy
81 the Nashville Dispatch the aunouace-
meni that among Ike Confederate officers
captured during, G en-. FORESTS attack upon
that city, was son OF J. G. Harris, no
other tina n our gallant aud handsome young
Nashville friend, Capt. Jos. Harris, for
merly Of RutleJgc's Battery, lst Tennessee
Artillery, but more recently Of tien. John
Morgan.s command. Capt. Harris had been
enjoying pleasant sojourn with his rela
tives in tke vicinity of Nashville. and was
With them at the time the demonstrations
we're being made on Nashville byl Gen. For
rest. The Fcderuls, happening tp throw 4
force out the Brentwood Road, where eur
friend tho Captain wasIuz uriating in a brief
lionizati6n lsmons old acqhai ptanecs, ltd
found himself suddenly surrounded and
attempted to effect his escape bRek into our
lines Turning the base of an elevation:
near the house, he suddenly. found himscl
face to face with squad Of Stokes easolry
Without the renotest inclination to parley
and without eHlnelnS the slightest desire 70
hear what the Captain had to say for HIM
seif- 1.-THE. Yankees opened FIRE, sending half
dozen oalls through his tallna. and one d
them close enough to his shoulder to g raiss
the skin, and render his position extremely
embarrassing,
Though gallant and somewhat recklessls
daring soldier, the Captain is not devoid ot
cool judgment aud presence Of mind. Ht
saw there was no chance to make success
full fight, and SO he sschanged his base, i
and ~ retired in good order He returned
TO the house, and the Yankees pursued him,
aud surrounded the building, which they
threate ned 10 burn down if he did not SUIT
render seeibg that all chance of escape
was gene, and not wishing to involve hi
friends, he complied with the demand and
was carried into Nashville . prisoner u
mar. The cfieer IN charge Of the squad,
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q Chance for Spectators
10000 ACRES LAND FOR SALE
FnR CnNFEDER ATE MONEY

real estate agent AZ Menpii~ before tl.slrl~l
a bird fer sale from :, s've .liirs~f
afrl had principally IN Aftaasas Sfh sF~ra lIcls
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65-is-s@'e money l1t<r1a acfef FIR Ten pfiiar< pr
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f1T ttdrr 81 Qral keluias.ef t;srdrai lave been -
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RUNAway-..s5o REwABDl

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bad frequently cxnses-rd wish q, 10 with his rs.e
who was cft =, Tenn IN III pay S5c f,r bis s,.iivr,v
ne 10 = IS dry cauc Ia beyond The laifs 81 thi-
county So II = DECD In nil 50 That ret iaa Dave
j. ai1i' - wears oh rclis ai,snt s. bs aftaif
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P0CKET-BcOK FoUNn

COMETuiNc; over > week seo i fsuad a recizs
> book cnaihiniug shout thirty a ,aFS in 7i.ises
aud utte 81 andg sscn - james Z n Siois q 0s
coshraa for eight dollars a2d fly cent. dated IN,
gust 5fd. iS-S The packst back aisn cfifa n ri
potts given 10 r. Hancock - 20 70 Knoxville ard re-
iltf The otFnrr csn procure the p6cftt-book hl
n Ting tEc Su SCI dr. lt Lou,5ii a-f pa,ia- ex
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