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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

SIXTH REsIMEST-fS KENTUCKY.
Thos I Criitenden. Colonel
Hiram Pratber. Lieutenant Colonel
Augustus ii. Abbott. Major
John Earushaw. Adiutant.
". +. Mcclellan, Regimental Quartermaster.
DR.. Schissler. OF Madison, Surgeon.
Samuel H. Charlton. Assistant Surgeon
Captans-Philemon r. Baldwin. Samuel Rus
sell. Vim. Davis. Hagernan Tnpp, John X. b.
Glasscock, james Mofstt. George W. Brown,
Charles X. yantrees, Augustus II. Albeit, Cal
yin Campbell
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-04

PHov- o. J. wooD-Dedr SIR: take pleasure
mending your Hair Restorative most excellent cure
for scad head. Ny suffering very
disease, and after using bottle. perfectly
well recommended IL TO others who had diseases the
head, and IN all cases IL had the desired effect You can
recommend IL with0utfear for scaId
head Many Others will certify that this and many other
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Restorative. Respectfully your.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
The Last Grand Battle In Alabama.
A UNION COLONEL AND A REBEL COLONEL A L
h1bNAN Avn oA p SSs
TFrCm the Nashville mon. June 18

TFrom the Nashville Union, June 1871 esn
spirited scriinma- occurred in Huntsville, Alabama,
few days SINCE between COL Lew Harris, of enc OF the
Ohio regiments and Col Davis law partner Of Jsre.
Clemens, and formerly earnest Union man but more
place at the quarters Of Major cCook Some champagne
opened and the discussion Of the state of the
try presently grew warm. The Alabama colonel
told the Ohio colonel be liar, with
the customary qualifying epthst, and ohio told
him IL he were not the guest OF MAJOR McCook he
would knock him down. Alabama begged Ohio MT 70
have any scrupss OF that and repeated the epthe
50 at they went Fair play was shown and Ohio soon
made word good Knocking Alabama down and giving
him betting whom he down. Ohio's damags
consisted Chiefly badly torn shirt Alabama received
pair black eyes and enlarged and mouth
Clemens met tie Ohio officer few days afterwards, and
told him he had inquired into tho particulars OF the af
fray and that his partner (ays) had bcen served OK
got than he deserved. This little circumstance
has contributed largely 70 the popularity OF the 0hioan
ia Huntsville,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
why Spain Withdrew Her Forces.


If our contemporary the Gazette had taken the trouble
OF inquirns into the facts, i would know that Mexico
was driven TO separate from Spain by the clergy whose
privileges were menaced by the Cabinet Of Madrid
During the struggle the priests and tho lay defenders
made common cause but, after Independence was OBJ
tanned, whom IDEAS which dated from 1882 and which
had crossed the seas had become propagated in Msxco
the clerical party became the btterest OF The
national Independence. II was that party which overthrow
Comonfort and installed Zuloaga; 1t that party
also which supported Miramon. When the goth
October 1900 the constitutional troops, commanded by
Gonzales Orega had routed the absoutist ard clerical
army at San Miguel when, the oath December, those
troops entered Mexico without striking blow, from
which Niramon fed, Mexico broathed again, and tbs
stability OF the government would have been assured
without the deplorable heritage which the constitutional
government Of Juarez had TO recevea heritage which
unfortunately comprised the insults and spoations Of
which countrymen had been victims under preceding
governments II Juarcz committed personal faults; II
he adopted the Nenipotentiares say, measures TO
which cannot give our moral support we do not JUS
tify either the other; desire that, aftor tho
victory is obtained and after all the PREPARATION dre TO
countrymen has been accorded, the government Of
France may embark in hazardous restoration Of
monarchy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

Notwithstanding our humble position we VII, conclude
by approaching the throne OF the modsrn Enperor in
order to give him sincere and unoNJucsd ADVICE, IN
telling him that happily for the people, he time OF the
Caesars has passed. and that he ought 10 study atten
lively that epoch which gave birth TO his q, nasty IN
order that while lifting his eyes 80 Heaven he shcd not
forget that the ambition of the who wanted 10 s
Europe, who caused torrents OF blood 10 ow through tho
world, had recompense the cravings OF his
science and miserable shelter the rock OF 81 Heena
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
Confusion Of the Paris Press Respecting
Our Terms and Names.
fPars (Aprl 24 correspond nee OF The London Arm,
and NauuG IN 1

=
The following, from the Opinion Adtionate is amusing
enough
Tho New YORK HERALD gavo, in ono OF Its last num-
bcrs complete list Of iron ships built to be built
by tho United states, and II accompanied the names OF
the ships with publication Thus II said, g the pow
crfu weasel Philadelphia La Patrs thought that all
those words names Of vessels, and the quality Of
powerful accorded to the Philadelphia by tina HERALD be-
for La Parie the Shit Powerful. Other journals
have committed the same sort Of error.
Ths Moaasr itself has sinned II is known that tho
Merrimac Is ready for another expedition against the
Monitor and against any wooden ships which may be
lying in Hampton Roa Is This terrible frigate, they
say will take the with certain number OF Internal
machines invented by Lieutenant Marry. The inventcr
had at first the intention to place these m achines
bombards built for the purposes but the AonieIr con-
that :" bombards" tho Christian name Of the In
ventor. Tho frgate," wrote, Is awaiting the in
fsrnal machines constructed bg Bonbnrds Mdury" One
might just well say In speaking OF the recent invsn
ton OF Sir William Armstrong. the invention OF Sir Ca
Armstrong.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
News from Venezuela.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.


Revolt of the Soldiers at Loguayrd, dc.
From Venezuela We have late dates by the Spanish
steamer yessco. On tho 10th there took place La
suayra aformdabe uprising Of the soldiers in the bar
racks Of the Frinchsras They took their officers prison
ers woundng their chief twice with sabres The guards
Of the prisons and the arsenal opened the gates and be
rated the prisoners who armed from the arsenal
Thoy attacked the barracks of the Alameda with
cannon bat not being able to get possession the prison.
cowardy SUNK away, and gradually hid themselves
The affair commenced at daybreak and by halpast FIVE
O'Clock NJ the insurgents took TO fight towards Ma
cuta carrying on the officers they had taken prisoners,
and lied These however managed to escaped half past
six r. NJ The streets deserted and the 18th
outbreak occurred though the Chief Of Police called
the militia General Pasz issued a proclamation from
Caracas, whero it afterwards found q similar up
rising was TO have taken place
An Arrival from New Orleans.
HEa B0srcN, June II, 1852.
The ship North America, from New Orleans, Is be-
low. -s
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

TTAvANA sEGARS-To DEALERS WE OFFER FOR
sale splendid assortment Of nne segars Of vatio US
atvies al the Lowest market prices
GEO. NICHOLS CO, ~ Dey street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
The Approaching Debate in the oortes

FFOm GaIisI All NesstEBtF, ult a.
The Ysyedd of Na1rd staos that the debates on the
Mexican question cannot begin for wees the pre-.
cedng days Ill DO occupied with the discussion Of tho
bill on ths press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

mon sAL1s--A LIBRARY or CHOICE AND STAND
Il ara Books, bound q tho yely esss manner t.s.ecn
Nveh SIX hundred volumes WIZ be sold Jeap.
Can BIZ examined Al the residence Of the alytiset Adres
linton, box S97 PeE nrc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
French Opinion OF the Diplomacy Of
England.

At the first glance the instructions given by the head
OF the British Foreign Oce 10 HIS agent in Mexico ap
pear extremely clear, but the comments with which he
envelope his most peremptory solutions sngulary weak
their value. His ordshp approves OF the withdrawal
OF the Spanish troops but he lat to add hat the Con-
yetion Of London does not 10 eri AT the most it
DO considered suspended and he foresees that It
may be revived either by the French government itself
modifying its resolutions, or by their being followed up
and Juarez overthrown. II would seem, according to
those singular reserves that the conduct Of the English
Cabinet is founded delicate scrupes towards the gov
eminent Of Juarez and that those scrupes would vanish
with the government which OF the London journals
has very unccremoneousy designated as aaisgracelul
sham" We do not pretend to penetrate at the first
glance into the real idea OF Earl Russeh 1t suces for
to point out the difficulties caused BY the Interpretation
Of those dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
French VoIuniccrs for nIcxico

GAlignans Mge;erJr, OF Paris, Of the 9Th OF June,
saysA desire for volunteers 20 go to Moxico having
been expressed by the government the sub-oices Of
the garrison Iar,s have replied with eagerness the
appeal, aid al who ri escnt themselves ienDuntc their
grades willingly 10 ords- 10 he allowed TO enter active
service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
Captain Bonnparte Pattcrson's Chances
3fa of Power.

Paris (May 2S) correspondence OF London Telegraph
mentioneda short time since that ~. Bonapa te
Patterson the iegtimate brother OF Prince Napoleon,
about to be attached to the stat of General ie
Lorenccz To-day another report is circulated in which
he is represented prctender to tie cloudy
throne Of Mexico. This is impossible His republican
tsnets would suffer him to do Otherwise than
place Juarez President Of tho Mexican republic Yet
President of republic belrDg tho name Of Bona
parte is not very favorable omen. Ic such thing
possible to happen, however, the United States
would perhaps say little against that choice but would
IL be so agreeable to the Mexicans?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
The Policy OF spain In the Crisis.

IFrUH the fl!OCL, MHuTIU, Nay ZT.J
We learn, from persons we'll informed on the subject,
that recent long conference between the Minister of
Foreign Affairs and the French Ambassador was con-
sidered very satisfactory candid plantations having
been given both sides We rejoice at it, for
anxious to see good harmony maintained between the
two nations. IN fact T patriotism counsela to
observe policy Of dgni6ed neutrality, il is opposed
the adventurous spirit OF those would, by their
mprudeIcc lead to conflicts disastrous TO country
Revolutionary Movement in Mexico.
Tho Paris Pare publishes the following Eews from
Mexico, dated q. Vera Cruz the Is Ii d. Maybe
towns OF 1epec, Cholula Aca,Inga and Tascala,
declared themselves hostile theg OF Juarez
Tho movement is spreading Admiral Jurisn de Ia Ora
tho feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
Spanish Opinion of NapOleon's Conduct
in the Mexican Qucstion-Gen. Prim
on YOUR GUARD

The following article translate from tho Irrac Bal,
Spain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22

FANs, June D, 1862.
Fn'ene Arras Re- tctng american War N,,cs aql Or,I
Sympathy for the Res-Ho,o ne Feeling ia Generabe-
Hog he Emfeors Msfcan Politics Ageci Hs Eefno
Towards ne InioH--W Why Admirai In Gruuiere Was
Susprpded-TrouJis fer TIC World from hs Expedition
Lord Palmerstoa's Chdnees--The Italian aud Turkish
Questions, &C., &c.
Political Affairs here loss animated this week The
impending battles your side form tho chief topic OF
conversation snd any one may he~ anxious the
French authorities that the suspense may terminate.
Thexe are persons Of high rank who do not hesitate
assert that they hope the south viii be victorious
as then they hope peace may take place. or at any
rate the recognition Of the South BY France and England
be Immediately entered into. These are events the con
sequences Of which must be momeuous and politicians
acre as well In England feel that before such con
celebrations the affairs that surround thom are compare
lively unimportsnt.
The Official orgaus here, as well as In London,
continue their Trades against the North; and ary one
familiar with the people q both countries must be
that the eject Of long continued misrepresentation aud
envious reports has bean TO prejudice tho popular mind
ngsInst The government o. wsshngton much that
whereas some months back the recognition Of the Davis
rebellion ~ France and England would have been IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-22
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Brookyn are inserting full partial sets Of their improved
artificial Teeth with without extracting the roots Full
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12

- QpSAHAT. or va d-eoyed OF by 500 perros
cyS hho1 20 years oli. COPPER coi1rsd "a nrs b1Ili
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tsr whites or ber eJeE. has dirk nesh marx ou her
rigqt Hrist Hhsui a iarge - rent piess have
good re.san e bsl'tve she has fnrxt pnrs perh pa
- p-s< AaT Pers,a aPpreheaiIng said ne<rs.
Ipetnrr VIA r7sl - vithous in charr o. undor
t1c lfntertifn 81 aay psrs1u. m1k or leuaia. o.
a,one. nno thirer brr % me In col1nbns tfeorria
nr conaae her n so1e Jail >, that can rst hrr WII
receive the aboTe reuarf- Nancy uas rsi.si IN Tan
lennsssee, and h1s lived In tirsrnrlile Kaoxrille
Se rsiand. -1-fianosEa. ard nalr1- Her muIhsr
80 IA . sfead free uunRn and her brriher nnr
I've in Cieveland- E.st Tennez--e aad he nay .ka
her Bzy there. In add1fian 10 L. rl,orr 1921 T
T pay my dqiarn for ,aeice sulrienf 70 conslrf
any Der~rr nT las bsrinr her Ll.rf - 40 49,
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vii x ibria Us rewarded a. ~ q ur-1i -. s-t~5
Adcr1s a A. RaRDfN
l,rc- y ~ celan .s G..
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12

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lars .rd ..rentr-Grs c-ass - h-...l - --
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12
I I'D LATEST,
AEofHEB 3 BATTLE IN VIRGINIA.
J4fksoH Defeats sigsI asar Manassas.

u
RHeuxokr Dec 1.-THE enemy Al Freder-
lfkfs burg today, attempted ts.dag to c-ass the
EaisI ahaHno1k pontoon hridges- They
lave been twice repulsed. but are shll en-
sased in constructing the third bridge under
{ isi'4r Of their guns heavy firing still con
tinhes-
BIuEF4kEsBoRo. Dec. lin. latest por,,,
eEn disp4 tches report the defeat Of S;.reI bv
Jatk tkson. near Manassas. With an .bol;t;on l..
Of SIX hundred killed. tweIvs hundred wo.,,5.
ed. md one million dollars worth ef cover.
neHi stores captured.
: 4 report also reached here via Pula.ki and
Columbia Of the defeat Of Grant, IN northern
Mississippi. by Gen. Price Wsoaptured four
,aousanH prisoners and we're pursuinx N,
sbafitionisfs
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC.


RicanosD. Dec. Q New York date. d n.
sIh received.
No new 'nesenerits or Burnside's army re-
ported On Saturday night The weather wss
ptensely cold and the abolition troops suffer-
ed considerhlly-si+ Of their pickles having
Teen frozeil - death Ice in the Potomac nsaf
4equia creek nearly two inches thick.
il is stated that a body Of rebels were os-
eupying Thqfoughfars Gap. and waueDtoh
Junction. GU. Wynsdtan, was to have made
q reconnoiscahce on Saturday
seig'e his ISSUED a proclamation ordering
an eieetion fpk Congress from the district com
posed Of HE counties o. Norfolk. Princess An
ne, Aansetboild, Portsmouth. and Ise Of Wight.
Segar has secured his Constituents from the
effects Of Lincoln proclamation.
Three rsbe sch9 9oners attempting 10 run the
blockade into Wilmington. Wednesday last,
" e5e eapinrsd- 1hey were all from Nassau .
-one was ihe Enusu TsaIs, the other the Brit.
liant. and thIrl. name unknown, was run
ashore.
An interesting correspondence recently pas
sed between Henry a. Wise and cenl. KEYS;
relative to the treatment of Luna'ics in the
Asylum at NYiiIiamsBusg
$4,000 h4ve been subscribed in New York
for the operatives in Lancashire.
A fire osearred IN the Guard House at Ha,-
PET Ferry saturday night, whore The Rebel
Prisoners werc. confined. Two Co,eu u n
buildings and thH Telegraph Office we're eon-
suned LOSS $4,000.
1hs Rebel 4alire,re ard Powder miI.s
Yslviile, TX, lAyc bsen destroyed by ior-
tion ef IBl,Inks cda,r.,and.
Tie HefaI d cdrjeeIures that BANKS s1 pedi-
tioa is dssignedio advance upon Rishnsond d
by way of tie Ybrls and James Rivers.
/ Grenada. Aiifs. was occupisd by Union
cavalry on ihe 1T. 10 locomotive. .and loo
ears were butut
Cen R,ssean has made a forward movement
towards ~ irireesi,oro.
old. ih New Yost IsI ; 1. ESchang. l4o
c-''ionislfsiF 10 quotations. s.oOoosO from the
sou.h sllPrlIy etpectea.
LATE b FROM VIRGINIA..
RscHsip9p yec. le-Hsavy firing Va.
iisarl tlItlty below FredericlsFurr. and in
dc y:eiiIiik r Port Royal Tic tian l.fi a
1ssss tlS.R aIit 40 Pazticul,rs received
Hsmnfqi; favAiry captured Eve more Yankees
near Csceoe ehanl
INTEREsiflsF FROM NoRTs <saDc,tS,
p TIE YANKEE TROOPS IN NrTtxy,
7sAEs.s1z. c. Dee lo.-The State Journal
iea'i.s ifoFa sonrce 5aerfecsis irelas,is MAJ /.
mntiny hroi.e cut ain,.nx lie ene,sv ,t Ssw
brrss. aloHii tx close OF last weeE- Five hun.
slsed soldiers tlsfsw do-a shsit arsas swearing
slisy ~frs dsi ho<r-ts aisc would fight no longer
undsTs4n a5ol ltio9 lag. The i'm mediate cause
of ihe ninfisy MAS the reported aivanes on
NewbeFn Of Generals jackson za5 Ez.ans and
Gov -va4ee. Fitls heavy fo-tet
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12

sprrsa' Dispatch to the NssIls Aivsrsi.-r.l
cHrFsDs. Tae5 s-Gen Lowell has dsfe .tsd
and driven hack the enemy at CoEseville.
X NJ frd voundinC a large number. and
taking fhirik-hve prisoners. Gsr lsss was
eight Killed had fOriy-two wounded.
Gsa Lowell then brought the entire train
Of lis corps safety to Grenada.
[NiIIE-To understand this siipatch. il il 10
be siAssd that the afivance or the enesny s0ufIi
IN i5ol5 side / Of Abbexille. uade Il a.c..,.rr
ior Geii. ri Pkml,erton to Withdraw hi. vbol-
force q Gferisia TO prevent the Tankess
Sa''si77s his fank and rear. Gen. Ls-ell was
left r rileek ihe avanes sf one OF the enemy $
colh9i1s- Els of Ho5ne Adrersser and
Re7ikftr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12
TcHAFFAN0oGA. Tenn FRIDAY, DECEMBER 70. 1862

cH1zLEsrpr- Dec. IL. A Brit;uh var
steamer. 26 guns. arrived sir this bar to-day
and cennunieaisd with the British Consul
The British s,taner Petrol sailed for Fortrs-s
ho'r1e, carrying a passenger the British
Consni At Savannah Thirisss blOekadsrs Of
Chs5lsston to-day.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12

fh|s ias.ia OF 'easeaerafe mites. sav. the
RiplsnIond Examiner. fs laiile in e;.ft pef
cent siecs. is nj w n an ea4. aad fnosclal-
ie%dN issnsd. fiidnSh sill c3nsertible In eight
psF cent. stock viii s'boa Iceass TO be 50
itdhsh tile actiln OF the siiialr al law parsed
hs The lais Cor3ress. TnhdrIits lleessnre an
eiieHi-oGs lnves,lneht in coh4eAeraie iianHs Is
NOW IN prlcess. laid tiiere IS no doubt thar
Tie earrenHy is hbput ibl herflieve'l af that
Redundancy whibh has neatly broken Iit IN.
The vast issue bf' Confeddr4te monev isn,e IN
clretilatios viii BE ahsoF beH in the bombs; tile
chftency will cdmmcnce affesil; and the. notes
lsefkafier issuedl BY the LeveFnnent will for a
LONG time be evh insus usficitnf for the demand
II Ira e. The daJsrciatili Ia cIl Confederate notes
las already cooked, AMI wv will soon wiEuess
! prodigiqHs rise ia tlleir Yslne. and conse-
aueat tal in the price pf al real and personal
l,rDperty. Tlii3 rcsuls will bshailei with sat
isfactiou BY the country. bnt viii cause terri.
blR loss % fboSe who Have isnarsied gaods pur-
ffhsed AZ present pricHs IN lexaecfa-fen of a
>Isil further risfs. and viii inR.ct deep rierii6
leation oslotfeas. when possessed pf Conlede-
lr1fe notes haze wildly hAstenesi 10 invssf
ltaemIin town lots and hosses. from tile lear
fnaf these notds woF'd sobn lie worth notsing.
Agail'st this ahsurd pfactide We have persist
eRtly advised the pnliic- and. un,.er present
cIrcslnlstanees We are testified Ia reiksratinz
illaS advice " lth more emphasis thap ever.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12
IsTRAYED or sToLRT.

Lhoh ny houre ris-day i.-f a <.-r-I P..~r
II i-.r ears % rhits sirs fr,.n tss hl-t - fas
& o. rset eile q TIE sirk a. y ths
lhrs.i ne4r ~ brr-st-a small wst - : "a -
~ me 80 iit-rsi rs~.rl HiI ~ Pad fsr So
ny. sfs So 60 fos tks shssf 4 ,srl-r
chati.r lor. dec. l.-i-'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-12

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- =. 49, e'-l't,E 1859 u1lh fn-r
49,. - =. 49, e---.a - h-.sSs ant -frsw-
-.-- '.-- r'-' o. = - rt-re l1-r IL Esrl.w
- - = - - E--~TAn r1rrr = ~ - fran1
-. 80 Fe.s-n = -eti-r y r~nl r-eh plAr~
sorid - - ?, r.n spa , n Ia. 'Czafr.u.srn
lena- = la1b r.nfA- r--r tA- pi-~~-
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NunBER ll2.
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IHATE had r,ol.a sr sir.y,d ~. =. IN stss la
airy dsys.
FIVE head OF HORSES.
tHo h.g hers,. about yssn ED. enc bsy nboui 10
years 81. sore back. and p.css nnsly. Ous s.-r.l
-. Ie-n cd via hsavy blshy t.il. cuf o.
.e-sso f1- nrsPoed VITA c y 4 C. ons Erey nars
49,. .. 1o'f ye.r. ed rery handsrze. uith pl.n
- .''oN rne batter 1hn mare uns t.kan
Wednesday sfsniug lazt fron ny siors. by q n.n
vsiehilg about $50 ur zoo Ib.. via nrhf is..s
s.at- viz give hands,ms. reward Tor ~ r,,o-,-
y 81 either 1nrss all OF I win give one hu.dr.d
dellars 90 tbs dsisetion q tbe thirf o. thisrs.
deels-1t n y PARHAN.
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10 TIE IlA4IESi

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~ shirts Ae. hsrr 'H,e fs.7+crs I - RAKE tA.n,
and will pa alrefsasat n rses s3r tse rrork ,,ro
Fse "a del yer tne nstfsi 10 rssl<sAsie slirs ivh9
VIII he ki~a enough e rHpftinisaJ fbf work IL the
lands 81 The rot IN their siietffvr
and th- tie same Anlt .s:cea IL hni,rr, a-.i
rsipihe the EakNdH r. 81. GxllgLE
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