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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-12
State of Kansas, /.
County Of Marshall
John S. Codding use of
John Frazier,
~ A AIcCloifoo

John a. Mcclellan.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
the End district court in and for Marshall coun-
ty: State of Kansas, and to me directed, dated
March 2Sth "A d. 1852, wherein John s. Cod
ding use of John Frazier is Plaintiff and John
A. Mcclellan is Defendant, will on Tuesday,
the 9th day Of May, a. D. 1862, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. of
said day, at the court house door in Marysville,
County of Marshall and State of Kansas, offer
for sale to the highes. bidder for cash all the
richt. title and interest Of the defendant, John
A. Mcclellan, of in and to- the following real
estate to wit: Lot one C in block eleven (11)
with t e improvements thereon, as designated
on the recorded plat Of the town of Marysville in
the county of Marshall, then Territory, now
State of Kansas, fronting fortyr-four (44) feet
on Broadway and running back seventy-two
feet (12l according 10 Brewers recoeded plat OF
said town of Marysville, levied upon to satisfy
said order of ssle Appraisedat $50. ~
G. D. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
J. z. .lardy, Prntffs atty.
Sheriff7s Office, April5, 1862. NJ
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Busfnfss Caros.

DIR. j. HENRY McDOUGALL,
Tenders his professional service to the citizens
of Marysville and surrounding country, Or
FICE ON BROADWAY, one door south Of A. L. Low
ellis Store.
p. S. Recorders office in the same place. NJ
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He will sell Bacon, Flour, Coffee, su.
gar, Tea, Crackers, Meal, Tobacco, Cigars,
Cheese, Soap, Sardincs, Saleratus, and
anything that a person may call for as
cheap as You can purchase them anywhere
In the State.
Also large stock Of Cutlery; Jeweiry
and Fancy Goods, too numerous to men.
ton, which will be sold at prices to suit tho
buyers means. My motto is
Quick lEales and Small Prc6A
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overthrown. and bis confident belief that this viii
soon take place, and the authority Of The Federal
Government everywhere be reGstabliahed. He ex'
presses great admiration Of the brilliant achieve
mems recently in the West and Of tho military g.
MUS which they manifest.
TRANSFER OF JUDGE PREEsE.
Judge Freese has obtained leave to vacae, for To
time being, bis Office q Assistant Aduant-Generd
and Psovost-Judge Of Alexandria, in order 70 join
Ten. Heintzlemans division "a Provost Marshal.
LETTERS TO THE SOUTHERN STATES.
The War Department refuses to transmit any let
ters 10 the Southern States.
THE ISSUE OF PASSES.
Numerous passes have been giveh TO women.
children, and persons in illhealth to return to their
friends and families. Passes for business pur 1oses
or to persons merely desiring 10 visit the Sou. and
West arc invariably refused.
CONDITION OF THE TROOPS.
Reports from every military department received
during the past week Represent tue troope az being
in good condition, and that there prevails among
them vigorous patriotic spirit for action in the Geld.
NUMEROUS applications by reginens and officers have
beca made to be relieved from duty in guarding
posts, and placed where they will have an oIportu'
nifty of meeting the enemy in battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

We notice 10 one Of the Secessonist journals
of this city an elaborate and rather touching
appeal against the Anii-Slavery measures which
have been proposed or considered III Congress-
such as the b, passed in the House of Repre-
sentatives forbidding military and naval officers
to return fugitive slaves, the bill to abolish
Slavery in the District OF Columbia. and the
like. These measures, we are told, are the
work of politicians bent on defeating the
work of pscifcation," which has just been
commenced
OF course! Slavery may strike at tss life of
the Nation, and tbese cantDg knsves will
cheer on the conspiracy aud encourage the
work of destruction; but let the Nation think
Of putting the cause Of this enormous crime
where il can do no further mischief, and the
same advocates OF evil behold the design with
sanctlmonioas horror.
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DEATH OF GEN. LANDER.

NksYisoI0S. MaIcn :, I5oz-
Gen. Lander lied this afternoon at Paw Paw,
Western Virginia, fropi the facilitating eilects OF
bis wound received at Edwards Ferry. His body
is on the way 10 this city, where bs widow resides
Gen. Shields sue eeds Gen. Lander in command.
Gen. Lander bad every attention which his old
ana we-tried friends around Lin colld bcstow. His
death was so,newha. sudden. 1t wa not until D
clock this afternoon that his wife received inteb'
genee OF hs illness. She iinIaed aely took es-ures
for obtaining special train 70 proceed thther tut
before The arrangements were ccnpleted Secretary
Stanton called in person, and with much feeling ard
dslicacv acquainted her with the fact Of her hus-
band's death. Secretary Chase aud other distin-
guished friends subsequently virited her in her az
fiction.
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vided the present conflict should really result
in the destruction of the American nation
Upon its tomb history will then certainly In
scribe the fact that Slavery was the cause OF
its death. But if tho event should be the OPP
posite Of that expected by our commercial
writers. if the American people should prove
themselves to be possessed Of sufficient intelli'
eence, vitality, and political health to tAro"
This dapUsrou. disease of from their SYSTEM
there will then be no occasion to write LOT
them such an epitapb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

The army OF Gen. Banks crossed the
Potomac on last Wednesday night, and occu-
pied Harper, Ferry, Bolivar Nights, London
H.shts. Charlestown, and MartiDsburgh with
out opposition. This news was in the posses
sion of every journal in the city as soon a.
the movement was made, but was OF course
withheld from the public in compliance with
Sec Stauton's orders. On Saturday, however.
The Herald, 10 violation of its covenant with
with its associates, and in the face OF the
orders OF the War Department made haste to
give its Rebel friends all the aid and comfort
It possibly could by publishing the movement.
Henceiorth all military news will reach the
press through the Censor's Office at wash.
inptOn.
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THE RELEASED PRISONERS At PHlLA-
DELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Mofch 2, j.

PHILADELPHIA, March =, Isoi
About 400 released prisoners arrived by the Baln'
mora train at | O'Clock this morning. They were
received at the depot by an imnense crowd Of
friends, which lad assembled with sle expectation
Of their arrival several homs earlier They pa'took
Of E gunner a; the Volunteer Refre.haent Saloons
when the PHILADELPHIA portion, cosrrsng rnajori'
ity, dispersed to their homes, made happy BY the"
return.
The recent victories will be celebrated on Tuesday
evening, March T. by grand military and naval TAIL
ut the \ caiemy Of Music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Tlc t.ncreuce of Russi in the emoucipa-
,on u ,er twenty millions Of serf' il decidedly
sdse.se to .ist gradual approach to justice and
% rQh, Which i 1ss Supposed tbe magnitude
aud abe 0.l.cultes of tie undertaking required.
The Aiae ycars comprOnse with SLAYER!
which Zee uksse Of emanc patton dictated, 10
order 70 40 these Slavic slaves Tor the freedom
which 81 be- ID uprn hem, is found 90 be =
f,iiu.e-a failure 70 utter and so m.'e.aple
that Inc Dobd'fy, the slaveholders ihemsclyes,
ar r...i..o,.. re Gar for immediate einsn-
e!pa'io1.
b. ESQ sC1.r-s 10 the Emperor, recently pre-
septef il, be,se Of tue Government o.
Mosc,., al.I reminding bin 81 their devotion
10 I,,-. DE-. l,4gs 10 suggest that II Is nece'-
safy. e piacr 70 render lh5 great measure oi
emancipation more just, aud to secure from u
ia lenum4,a iruts, that The elective princiPo
sbotl be- .tDuded 10 certain Offices, execu-
i've and Judiciary, that the right OF property
slo.1 be- afr0ed, that the budget Of receipts
and Expenditures should be- published, that
bank Of credit should DO established, that a
national assembly be conVened, aud " that The
81 term II moe wears prescribed by The uAase
"be short ned, % that emancipation moy be
"comollie, AID the peasant may be entirely
"a re. rom all engagements VITA tho prOpre-
"tOf 10 relation % lanJe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Tie PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Senator McDougall has reported bill for a
railroad and telegraph from the Missouri to
the Pacific. OF which the following is sum-
mary:
I, .i,.rn.ts sections Per mile zach .d. OF
An I.ud, NOT sold IL thee year. sfer its
may be s'fied aud np'od .. ten shinss r.. 10
be paid the Conp." these rs 10 % s m'e9 p.d
d,tion . this and grant tho Secretary o. the iteEsify
qued to ;se to TIE Gop,,: nes . for 80 mile.
.orz the haze q the Sierra heysd- and ROCKY
mos. dteq, o. 49, i.s 10 Inv. 70
Uni,.d STATE, mrs, mongsz. on o7ery ioi'J re' Tree ol
H. .v~rsne. 70 hs,s p7srenco IN tie Of the rosi
AID el,usph Il reasonable rates which vito I'VE per cert
Of esiHss IA 70 DO spilled 20 me Payment o. teen
~. Company must their this a.. II t- Int
40, DsnsJtne1, within cue yr,r ste is pssssre .o,e io
route Within two ,esr. ,h.reacr end complete IL sd sd
telegraph from tie wests.n boundary o. kanses 20 ~ p
SouGry OF Nevada Terri;ory. before July 1 TIE al
cd t.sph 20 ran i-oul rne boundary q ksss,
the lt2 des parallel OF longitude wr,t o. ore ~ q
IN. Termination OF tho f.ayer~crtL PsWre., sEd rrrf
parosd AID Telssrsp lino (which to ruo non tie Leo
ven~orh, ia fort ipe5 to rt aes ssa!ei. ts.nte
Tho Territories. Of INC Uncd S's,es 70 he eastern eeer.y
NvaHs Territory theie 70 come Eh we ,..s y ~
ul P.eiuc a.iiIo.d Of Ca,ii.'.,; Fs'Is me sS p 20
=, ,hoe OF tie Baore and Ohio -osd and the oat aad
eleua. 70 be operated enc cos,nuol' Lac ron n' Mis-
souri River to tho pso.hc coast
se h.Oni6s! and =, 19.eah sa4 fsh9 h'' ay en-
t~pi hrr rost- froLl ~ Jos. lfi'l M
"A. Civ 10 Connect with tie road asoIFn hsuss AID ~ 20
surh pcs. Of Junction double he amount " and nd bonds
- ~ rs sen.d o. them sd equally divided ~ oil TIL
yos provided in tie D coutTOcsi ana 10 case o.
fpe If ,hese compci 20 cort1 c' such conuetoni any
eonpany Organized by the STATE 81 hanahs may cosrci
I connection 70. ssno ccuutuur -.
Tre Onhuqus srt sonr CITY the Nis'',a.pp' sat Missouri
,,s ,b, Brrpxon and Misseu Kgpr kalrOsis. nay ron
s,ruct single line, not 10 exceed three hundred n iH
oonon po1t the boundary OF lows q ,onnsct
with th, ksgsss lrs, OF tse salne G. Ddition, D.,
In csc %. Company iuc' .sled by tli' BIZ does no.
sonple,s tho road AID tr grnpn IN r"i'otsoe tine 0. f.'
a. anna IN repair aud Eay pas an ac, TO i9sue
a. .n,.ly cnp,a5n AID ard d'-"c The Income there
after be the The United states 10 isiJ 81
| -,p-ndulles caused By o.a Ilt VI thr COMPANY. ,
Thc Conpsny reQrei % sk- N annual report u me
Secr-,.y OF the Interior hov s Tie cost n'ons nd er
~ dime. o the eutro rod and anh, ait II The earning
lnJiYr tho .rsrn, allowed for services render cd TO- q
i,, ste, ei,.r deiuc.ilg a. expenditures shall ereeed
tn u,r c.tum on rs cost enCIigc o! The he per cent ~ ee
n.3 "a ,bo -t Iouyrrf miy reduce tbe tarn o
psr OF fsre II unreasonable "a a. lie iaae bJ -".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

tbsccosnd In addition To what they have had Of a. oex
head for shoes and cothng II reports from India can be
rr.d at ALL may c-siny expect 800 from the
Indian Territory By the middle March for whom have
.dc estimate, yet shall be dissI pointed they e nss
here:
900 Indians IS Gays u Is csnfs par $4,000
6O0s inoisns 80 days. It IS cent, per day.. 8lO0
Shoes, clothing 40, for 8 NO. Ut - per head. % go
All Of which l. most respectfully submitted by
Your ob~dieu, .srysst w. COFFIN
Superintendent of Indian Ad,irs,
Southern Supnnteu dency.
gou W. r DoLs Commissioner Of Indian Atsirs, Washing
ton, ID. C.
COST OF TRANSPORTATION FOR THE UNITED
STATES ARMY.
The following ia statement Of oil bills pre-
scented by railroad companies, for transportation
for the United States Army, from April /, 1861,
To Feb. l. 1850:
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quEU.s FsIGATE VERMONT IN TROUBLE

DosfOs, IaNn =, 100!
The schooner Flying Mis-, which arrived al Chat
ham lar, night repon, Oh the Eth nit, Cape
God Tearing west By nor,h 80 lniles, spoke the
L. :. frgsle Vermont from Bos'on for Port Royal,
With los. Of rudder both bow sueors suit o. sails
and Tour boats. wantej sioan 10 toSs her IN. Com.
n id,on will SEND tie sioop San Jaca'9, gln'o1
Aroos,ook, s,camship saxon. sad two lowoos'' 'n
search o. h.r. They Al .,sye Tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Money was plenty and cheap in Wall street
on Saturday, but We do not hear that Mr..
George ID. Morgan has repaid to the Govern
ment tue seventy thousand dollars which he
indirectly got out OF the Treasury for services
fairly worth about Eve Thousand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Let nobody forget that the mail.clsd gunboats
and the mortar boats which have borne 40
glorious and, indeed, 80 indispensable part in
the recent triumphs Of our arms in the West,
we're planned and commenced by Gen. Fremont,
aud constituted one Of the great evidences OF
extravaganza and incompetence on the part OF
that officer
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THE Old lnINT BOAr.

BsTrisuoRt. Nsf'i' >, 100,
IN. OlS poin. bost brings no neH'. The nag m
rlsee bos with prisoners. hid aoi arrived "ie" We
noe o.,.
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Thee 40 4 iot known u,4ira the taisl lig.
DISMISSAL. II,OM TIE REVENUE SERVICE.
Tie following order Of Secretary Chase needs
no explanation. by way OF solemn warning
we can add that idicness want OF zeal IN the
service, or that volnpiuous reiractorness when
recently complained To the Depar meat oil nc
comm, dntous "no bigger than my collin,
will hereafter insure dismissal Of revenue
oniccn.
TirA,rnY DErAElsENT, FOB. ~ lsO2.
SIR IoI hsvo been reported uf ih' sec hu uuo 40 "'
from ouil emo 10 ttatr cd int.AicatiDn =,
Ifc creumstsfcra tounr,ci WIN tHe bi', oe''i''"n
,, a. n b. NJ n vn oisi aud would NOT Dsan occur
fcr,aei Instance cauuat hc f"ui'lra Vi o'''''A'
iup hove rot ol.y telffCi ot ohfhsr u'' A''o a'''"
youn-i iloun vessel va hont leave ~, n
to1f con4.s0l uefoine A. III Lieu'tnsht ~ tne ~.
,nftsE lc,v :, h.opT revoked en- your NAM" '.'cN
from ihe rols oi tLlt ,rIyicr.
GH, we're .,afrcil1liy' a.. IT,.
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"Palo,oglere," FAYE q recent English CON
merc.n. ciicoiar, "WilI shO~, ana oho" "u!'
Z" that ihe downfall OF tbe American pe"r'o if
"thc nr,fahe retribu..on due 70 thar c"m-
"pc.iy III slavery win winch t'e "'"'"
" naton b., been tailted, al1 when ha'"'''''
d." illp ID. ts.s. So doubt il.s ~ fnr ii"-
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10 Tire Associatod Pres, So,
THE REPORTS FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

There is nothing in tho official kilograms last re-.
ceived to show thai the Rebelsare cvacuang Column
bus, nor has any information been reoeived'irom
Gen. Buell. since the announcement Of the taking OF
Nashville, when be wss foar miles in front Of that
city; hence, the newspaper reports o. tie Rebels
Icing surrounded al Murfreesboro are not trust.
worthy.
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THE c.prtrr on wiNToN.


4 dispatch from Con-. Godsborougi TO Secretary
Welles. dated 4. s. Steamer Philadelphia, oh Roam
oke Island, Feb. %. s.ns: The accommodating party
sent 10 the Chovan River has returned it ola not
90 up beyond Wmion. There the enemy, m consid'
cradle lorcs, OPENED p heavy Tire upon tho vessel
in the advance, the Delaware, with bat
terv of artillery and muske;ry. which induced
onr force 10 attack 10 ia return both by
londing il,e Nsw-York Ninth 2ouaves and wnh the
puns OF the vess,ls that conid be brought TO bear
upon the enemy. The enemy soon tooS flight, ana
O. q houses bee occupied az quartera were burned.
N,tanan on our side ~ eihor arm was injured.
ALL QUIET VET.
All is ouiet across the Potomac opposite Washing
noion. No news public interest IRON that section
OF ihe army has been received to-day.
WARRINGTON Mach ?. 1902.
TIE MONARCHICL NTtRyLAIIoN IL MEXICO.
10 ia ra.d 10 be clearly understood between tie
Allied Powers that a monarchy 10 Mexico will re-
.ult from the invasion Of that county, NoirasiaRd-
,rg che assurances giren tie United states hat they
siol9 no, SEEK any political Objects hDe. IL Is be-
lieyed they have disposed OF those sssnranees by
awning that the monarchy will be established by the
fee VIII Of the Mexican people, just AZ the Empire
ga. established in France By tie free choco OF the
French nation.
prcIJN,TIov OF GIN. mTCECoCK.
Mai..Gen. Hitchcock decline. bis appointment 20
TINT rosion al, Jhc ground ihut .te bad he,lih wi.l
yybcl be- ha. been agh,.rts ios years will moi permil
Lin, 10 perform re di.ic. cf tAc field. lis ..ucr
az destination l'ton sloog I'M. .,uun,ut .,,
t,r,eut dea, in be- rebellion mty he,rr,l.,y
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STATES ARMY.
The following statistics. based on force Of
7l6 regiments, comprising 637 500 men, show
the number Of Psymasiers each State ia en-
titled 10. the number appointed, the number
commissioned. the excess ard the deficiency:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Senator McDougall has reported bill tor
railroad and telegraph from the Missouri to
the Pacific, Of which the following 10 sum-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-03
DIsAsTgis.

We learn from the Appeal that on
Monday last the enemy, . or 5000
ttrong, surprised our forces At rniou
City, consisting Of Pickct's regiment
oil infantry and two battalions OF
cavalry, anl captured 1870 men and
300 horse. Most Of the Confcde.
rates escaped. but few being killed.
Our pickcts had gathered il an old
church to prpg, hence the surprise.
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Orl:Ts

Departed iiis Ute The .-i Of Men,
~. Augusta J. Teilor. wife
Of LAWSON q. Taylor Esq, ~ the
itb year Of her agc.
Too much cannot be said in praise.
or thi. noble woman. She died Ms
she hal always lived, q true. pious
and devoted Christian. She was u
stric, member Of The Presbyterian
church. and had been 80 from her
early life. Nobly lid she do her
duty ~ . faithful Christian, always
giving her young iFIesds' and eh'l'
dren' good advice lersaadlng them
to real the bible and all religious
books. Religion was her theme. she
cared little for the things Of this vain
world; her thoughts we're OF heaven.
She talked much oil death during her
shor, Illness. She sad she was not
afraid to lie, that she was going to
heaven, but IT the preparation for
The exchange had then to be made
she felt that It could not be done.-
rs wife she was q model. as q mo-
Their she RAJ devoted to her children,
as q friend and a mistress, she was
kind, aflections,e and indulgent, ever
ready to help and give good advice.
Thus an intelligent and noble.
minded woman has left us: q gcncr.
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ARDS BATTERY.

oac Of the guns foi Capt. Warls
liglit artillery arrived here on Mon
day morning last. and can be c q.
Den. Matthews livery stable. 1t j.
n beautiful .pccimcn, and a coiepany
with ten such pieces can bid defiance
10 a reg nent Of Yankees. Til,
length Of this field piece is 20 niche.
and it carries a two pound 5all. Tn,
remainder Of the guns will be her,
by the 18th inst.
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wssi,p

1he South ~ sisters desire m ~
fYo ho' q through our columns that
he, emit III the dlaile anl w siel
cotton thqy can gri, 70 Init socks fof
Che sold'ers II they cannot get tbr
yarn doubled. they viii take 10 single
and loutle II themfolsc,
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Ny house, lot. livery stable, sith
~ stall, and %gronl attached are
for rent ! bnye enlisted for the
var. and wish y rent my premises 70
O good tenant. Apply to
H. 7. MATTllENS.
nnfl Eff
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fspf Bafi lsft ~ ftsaiay f,s
fff I4#fl ~ ft# gsf0H Hfsaf. gfi
m tHfhfHf fIHHflfEf HIfi ODE bli
ifIYf " vi fafifn .i9f sfiaf
liz.
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Notice 90 overscrr> ofroads.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
PtyoLA COryrY.
Boatl n = lice, March Special Term, Dg,
NOTICE Il. hereby given 70 oll person.
y appointed Oyorsecra ~ roads NJ ihe
Way Term. lsGl.of the Bourd N Police Of
%i'anoli county. 20 MAXI n repor, 70 ,ho
Boar1 OF H. nest May term, lSh2. NJ TO-
lar l%irecia. IN all ease. wbsro NJ rcrorI
i made .he law Ia regard TO line. will be
rieiI.y enforced.
IS order of his honor Thos. T.. CLARKE.
prcsideni " said Board. Issued the .p,l
day ~ march, lsG?
niu.l' j. y. Nell NJ. Clerk.
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NAaH8 Misa. Hssah VI
Tn Isdss "A fss II y. a.
r fviit Hss uaiafit
ias iht fflasifF HtffHi
ht htls f. fs He ~ # ehe
a.H lfaef fa isA Hi al
a.s oa' ims
tr nth ~ hls sos
So IS 0ds 8lHa s4ffta.
bf. g. Wl aasah. / lsie eia
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~ Saturday No qgl n Nsteh
fer 81 l1asss Il ne dsya Nfs,
AfafHA ! Tffi0a, siie n ",
LassaH q. Tsylaf q ihla esgniy,
10 hsf iiih yeaf
Ghe iessated sass mamlef n ihs
Pfaayisfish rhareh She sisrhsa
49, pm dau ~ q eohds,en, In
ahd in death vas sustained ~ th'
en.siadon y fhe gospel she Leaves
~ maam hltlf los',a husband. on'
.'laaghifr and three 'ons, tao 81
lion rfs shsem IN iho army, and
a preceded m hsr dcih Wy an
other son, Who diel IN Gle army la'
summer
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Proceed, Ut concert green It IN.
,n chi- u. sip.31.
w behalf Of the gallant soldiers
who W slope will be benefited by
these contributions, wc return our
aarmc.t Thinks to the lbt~al donors.
We wiz snieayor to appropriate thcir
sifis 20 the best iyau,arr.
Dy order Of Mrs. i. MeCraeken,
President.
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men, Of any ag,. We 10 no. smoke
NJ chew ,otarve.
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re- When prescbcrs grow proud
Of the beauty and elcqucncc Of their
prayers, Satan hiusclf nigh, readily
toll the bell to summon Che consrc.
Cation TO church. =
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rs6- Hearing a physician remark
that a very small blow would break
the nose, a rustic exclaimed. "Wcll,
! dunno bout that. I've bowed my
nose a grca, many times, and I've
never broke ii vet"
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STU advertisements.
GREAT BATTLEl

HAVING OIL aeI IN lhe Confederate
ssfyiea. and slra tho iulipess "
HI erm N Bgara 4 simmons 10 settle NJ,
I hereby give notieo I'M, nll WIN nrc IN.
aehtei % The said Bgar. A simmons arc
requested 10 come forward and settle by
note, Il thef ian ~ no more, ~ ! am ans.
.ou. 10 have mo business clofei ~ before
I 20 JAs' SIM oNs.
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We are ssshssis~a 10 siscuaee 2. ],
Bestss ~ . candidate Tor the slses II
sheriff Of Pamela Cosasy, Of The Oessssr
election, 1859. 80