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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02
HCALxFORNIA JOE.o

This celebrated sharpshooter T. O.
Berdan's regiment is still picking of
the rebels in front of Richmond. A
late letter says: .-.
Speaking of California Joe, I must
here be pardoned disgression in sta
ting fact about him that never ye
has found it's way into type. Bachelor
that he is, and rough of exterior, he
has heart as big as an, OK, "rudel,
stamped and wanting loves majesty
Shortly after joining the regiment he
drew up his will, giving, in case O.
his death in battle, s6O,00o-on de
posit in the Merchants Bank, Phila:
delphia-to the widows and orphan:
Of those Of the regiment killed during
the war. was told this fact by al
officer of the regiment who witnessed
the will
And here is an incident Of which he
is the hero our General was TODAY
near one Of the brigades, giving di
!rections about the work. A rebe
sharpshooter had been amusing him
self and annoying the general and
other officers by firing several times ir
that direction, and sending the bullet:
whistlipg in unwelcome proximity te
their heads. ... i.
*'My man, can't You get your piece
on that fellow who is firing on us, ant
stop his impertinence 20 asked the
| General.
81 think So" replied Joe; and he
brought his telescope rifle to a5hori
zontal position. ~.s~
"Do you see him p inquired, tht
General.
II do
GLOW far is he away:''
s'Fiftcen hundred yards" "
"Can you fetch linn 20 Ill ~":
"I'll try"
And Joe did try. He brought hi,
= piece to steady aim, pulled the trig
ger and sent the bullet whizing on it!
experimental tour, the officers mean
while looking through their field glass
es. Joe hit the fellow in the leg o
foot: He went hobbling mp the hill
on one leg and two hands in a style 0
Iloeomotion that was amusing. Gu
! General was SO 'tickled-there is n.
!; better word-at the style and veloci,,
Iof this fellows retreat, that it was som,
time before he could get command 0
his risibles sufficiently to thank Joe TO
what be had done. y-.ay -. &. ,..-., n<
J, The rebel artillery have been plan,
led on the side Of the hill, across th'
Chickahominy, and = gun was pulie,
, lout on an excavation in the hill bn
livery sion two Of the gunners wer
!, Killed and three wounded by some q
fBerdan's men. This compelled tn
abandonment Of the gun.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02

The sunken stone feet A. Charles.
ton is said 70 be mostly broken up.
whole sides Of ships have foated
ashore. The steamer Planter, recent
" run ont Of Charleston, found Is feet
Of water on the bar The sands and
channels there are as slippery as Floyd.
Doubtless the naSigstions will soon be
ius Is good order rs ever, If not butter.
Nature il i formidable antagonist s@s
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02

l., DeHVilde, of West Troy, New
York, upwards Of eighty years OF age,
is one Of the. few men now living whs
took part in Murat's memorable charge
at Eylau. He was::in the fight for ten
hours az captain of a company Of
|dragoons, and was himself severely
wounded. 81. zsAat :. III II !. FL
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02

ss9PoLYGaMYa ABoLIsHED.-On the
2sth l,lt., the House Of Representatives
passed bill, BY a very large majority
prohibiting polygamy in the Territor-
les, and repeating the laws Of Utah
on that subject. A rebellion among
the Saints may beexpeeted.sz @7zE ;:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-07-02

b TIE indianapolis Sentinel says fhat
the wheat crop throughout the Stats
|of Indiana never before, from all ae-
counts, was 80 promising as it Is this
season. 50 s@@s'a $685. szS8 g 49,
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hert and II Won mary, r,a n hin, vou NH m.
ohev N" tin:S NV " "'"'' ''~ "'' u''-
GReaIlt n u ,vors ,rue, >, s.;d KslIs, hs.;,o,.
inply.
al am N ,na,rv ohor,o,,o hv tho o,,,... a. h;.
Ma;estv y aid Ai,srt -'O'' y WV v NN'' " N'
STf Won aonht NV ,vo,i, " oor,;n,,oI ro,ho.;ro
ahaye Chaflotte brought here IN viii confirm
ali have said" -
ascend i0r Charlotte.n y supplicatnl ATlort
a Peace and SION I sbaIl he hScir beforn loro,,
said Mnjns Ksllpr AZ he left he room room e'
For some time Catherine md Albprt were silent
How are we 10 0et out Of this scrapeF" at length
asked Catherine. -
al woud blow mn MarseDbur0 sooner than
marry Won r cried AIbert furiouslv.
And would rather be buried than become
your wifa ~ exclaimed Catherine weenin0.
Poor Charloftel When our parents betrothed
us Who ;EouId have ima0ine,l that snch a nis1or.
tune would sebarate "a 7" 80. :
a And separate rs lust as we were about to be
united r. said Catherine
EBut Il il moi vet douel Il q impossible. II
| NE neiibht Of ps s;O1 - - - -
@Do yoi know what fear. AlbertP That thev
will disnense Win our si0naiures and marry us n
snite m onrseIres -
In snite If onrselvesr' cried AIbert m a mar.
o,,vsr, ~ 49,. az ,so,IS soooa. 49,. a. k,;.
from vonr hesJ INV gooJ Ta,beS;ne THAT 4 m
least owe 70 Charlotte.
II would sooner scratch out your eyes, my dear
Albert exclaimed Catherine II az ecstacy Of grief
Ludwig may depend upon me for that"
At this moment Major Keller entered, followed
by two soldiers. Albert and Catherine, separating
suddenly, looked anxiously towards hiffk
"Allin good time" exclaimed the Major. "You
have agreed at last. Iexpeeted as much-I know
the fair sex." Then, turning to Albert he said, in
a low voice: In case Of any hesitation on your
part, my fine fellow, / have brought you two com:
rades from the reinforcement, charged to take you
before the courtmartial, IL you have not signed at
the fourth beat Of the drum. There s The ifst,"
added he, as the drum was heard outside. Albert
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lively observing the scene. saw said, as be sloWly
rose" You have not signedg"
NO, sir" replied Catherine, resolutely. II
will marry no one on this earth but Ludwigp
No, major" chimed IN Albert, IN the sane
tone; " ] shall look forward to meeting Charlotte
in heaven.p
"Well, execute your orders" cried Keller 10
the two soldiers. Arrest the sergeant. For.
ward. march, To the courtmariisl, 70 b IN
stantly judged, andshot as aTebsl 70 Tie commands
Of the king !" -
/" AIbeFtT shFiekrd Catherine.
Farewell, CatheFiher answered Albert uir.
rendering bis arms 70 the soldiers and preparing
to follow them. . BE happy with Lndwig, and
tell Charlotte thaS Idie lof her.R Al fheie Woris
Catherine sank into chair, ina aparoxysm Of eFieE
Bnt Just as the soldiers were having tie room
with Albert, the sound Of drums was Again heard.
There were c, les Of aTo hrhisl to arms =
"What Is that p cried Kellef, u tone of q.
t0Dishment. Ig1l c t
sOmesoldiers belonging to the kings sscWi hero
entered the apartment, and among them was Ind
wig They were followed BY an officer, who al
nounced " His Majesty, the Kingr
GATHERINGS eyes suddenly met those Of Ludwig,
"Lpdvig hereg cried she. What good angel
sent youi"
"Mycompany entered the fort at The same time
as that Of his Majesty, and Charlotte---y
" Charlotte with the kingP' exclaimed Albert
scarcely daring to believe Bis eyes.
Yes, Charlotte" said the king, advancing
holding the trembling girl by the hand.
Keller bent one knee to, the ground, but was
Immediately raised BY the king, who said. . No
Ss. Ss.en'C,y ~ nsIe, Ta9or anl hs.e tAeegn',e
nslwel, y oleef .o contls. ~ q
wv i,'ue TUT Assiu7s tne eollniAnol p Pr
1AAlifS.!. -, tt
a HSni hS y " .lI. n slre -. !. 80
,- ADout an hour ago was walking ID tne nelaa'
nke slnPle mor.a, w,len ,.e 4 mel We g9aaeS o
sIaee; WY sns"eis " .ne nnll's Y Sn.nos.e.
consloeleu tnlt, U marrying ne, q 2 lano.emo
% soiulel, snoelu make ~ aoTlIsSe COUPE toe
enow tuas .n,s = o9e ~ y ny nooos ,asos
sasS ~ ,ss.eI ~ wv ms1os, N ns,e1 es h..n.
Sue ner h,o"ieuge' 4 enafsea yon 70 hna nsfe
husband"
received tne iettef' slfe, put ths young eft
"as W. 1e pessss, Ma W olhuns y SatLeLius-
Al! an s Oasnerlhe tne ss.ef " 2, ny ne,en.
81, sne wno Isa tne courage 70 inAe hef place.
Ano1ner reoet
carving an oraer rom your MAJESTY $40 Oatn-
erine; VI,
ana J. you naa Known ~ "nat "oula yoa
nave ,eys 9one !, !,
- e,l' ,o ,s'i ~. ,.e 'fN,sf s'oN'o no' nave
delivered 4 should have loqnd some one t|.r--
ny oretner Ior insta1ce, q ny sfeaI aunt Nnon
nx.y-slk. Meslonl9 pave ~ .ne melof .ol,s
Courageous and clever. as they tod meZand
charming. m fact. as her sister said Frederirk.
kissing h,r on me forehead. aKinos nave ne sSn3
privilege a. old men,s continued he . Imagine
nv surprise. major. when. about half An hour Srn.
passing ne ri pIsee where Inc met 1 Charlotte siiil
found, quietly watching her goats, ire Young riil
whom I believed 10 81 alteafIy wedded to rsrn.
adler At Marienburg. She told me all-she sskcl
nv parilonH said ne. smiling. aBut / an angry. 4
nal r e the iOrt where | intend that ny eomnun@
, 1862-10-02
Rates OF Advertising,

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Each subsequent Insertion, 90
deduction of V per cent on the above rates to yearly
Advertisers
business Cards, t9S A.year; advertisement, however
mall. Inserted at a less rate than t25 per annum
EY Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
pad for before Insertion There will be variation from
this rule In any event.
, 1862-10-02

Wsrk solicited from an parts Of Puget Sound.
CnAs. PROsCm. PropSIstor.
, 1862-10-02


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the office place which they sent they responsible
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periodical the oce removing and leaving uncaed
for. (. primd E'cis evidence Of Intentional fraud
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except special contracts htve been made previous TO
insertion. The courts have repeatedly 50 decided.
- Under he Law Of Congress- papers not charged
p,,.IEe In The eoIn,C Ia which they are published.
JOB PRINTING!:
Al kinds Of
Btalk.
Pamphlet,
BHI-IIcad,
Circular.
Blank aud
Gard Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed with neanrss dispatch, and forwarded a. per
order to any part Of the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
PHWy the order.
, 1862-10-02
WEDDING,

VISITING
, 1862-10-02
PLAIN AND FANCY

And having obtained ny material In large quantities and at
o-r.s. can silrlniss sAfacOu both as 10 quality Of
vork and prices charged.
Sosoa S.nI large stock Of CARDS Of an oOor' and
sss,. suitable for
BUSINESS,
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George d. Prentice i. perhaps. best kaown
a. wit. and punster and political writer
b. from bis facile pen dow also the scnti.
mental AMI the beautiful. Somo years have
passed SINCE We laid aside his description Of
me "bFokea hearted. bu. Il ha~ lost Meth
= - FRESHNESS or "a beaety
"ADo~ two years ago took up my resi-
dencc Tor L. weeks In A country village
n the eastern part * New England Soon
after ny arrival became acquainted with
young LADY. apparently about seventeen
ycar< OF age She isa-l lost the idol Of her
heart purest love. aud - shadows Of deen
ard holy memories we're rss.ar Ike he
~iur Of death upon her brow
isst met her IN the presence 81 ~
rnlslhful She VS.. indeed. a creature u be
admired. her brow was rssianlcd hv the
-ounx year ; sweetest flowers. and her sunny
tresses were hanging beautifully and low ND
"a her bos5m. aad shc moved through the
crowd xiih such coating. unearkly grace.
thar tho bewiitered gazer looked almost TO
see her fade AWAY into the air, like the crcs
ton ~ pleasant dream. she seemed cheer
ful and even gay. YET saw that her gaycsy
wAs bat the nockery Of he's ieellngs' She
smiled bat there vas something IN her smile
but the bright reflection Of tear. and h-r
eyelids az tunes pressed heavily down. a. Il
struggling 70 reprcss the tije Of agony that
Vas bursting u2 from her hearts secret urn
SAe looked a. II she could have len the
scene Of fesiivitT and gone Ont beneath 10
4uiei stars. and laid her forehead down upon
tie fresh greea earth. and poured eur her
stricken soul. gash afler gusa. uI Il mn
gied with the eternal foantain q purity snl
lie
have lately heard taat The yos.ar lads Il
whom have spoken !. dead The close 81
her life vas calm AZ 80 falling - oa.et
strean. gentle As she sinking 81 IN, breeze
that iinrer> for a timc rouni bed 81 With
erel roses. ant thea Dies for very sweei
nsss
Il ca not BE- t4sl essta = mas onis
abiding place ii caa nos D. ,hti oar lie f.
bubble cas- ~ ~ the ocean ot ete-n.tr. -
Hat l.e-a<-s sl-1a - surface asrf fh<~
sink iate noth.netess spi tArkness iorevef
Else ~hy !. i lha' ne hixh ssrirasiors 49,,
lesp Ike sugeis IRON ne temple 81 oa-
hearts are forefef eantefiag abroad a.stt
ss6cls Whs = a that the r.sabss "a ~.
cl0arl co4e ever - sIta a braatv fhst /.
n. 81 esFih se4 l..ea rs.s III al leave =.
% muse o. tsrlr isi~i ioveinsessf Wa !.
4 that the stars &c ho.d IN fes, al
.round the nsisluEhl tarooe are ~ above
be grasp 81 eur limited fseaitss- ara rs.
ever mackiux a. wifA Their aesprfostt 49,,
riory. 49,. hnsliy. uAY j. i hat b. -
form. Of human beauty are presented 20 The
view ana thea taken from -. leaving tss
shousand streams Of 80 .fecfIens O. a3s
ss~t - slrine ',rrent~ aron oar hessfsf
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pemoerae, as IL now Exist.

The article which We publish 10 dsy from
The State Journal. Is entitled to a careful
reading. from the fact that il shows from the
leading Democratic paper OF this State that
democracy as it now exists Is largely tinctur-
sd with secessionisn The .>enfiaei has ad-
socaisd the right OF secession. and justified
the rebels in making war upon The Govern
rnens. We 10 not mean Il say that al who
support the ticke. nominated on the Sth Of
January last, are secessionists. nor that all
the candidates on that ticket are secession
is,s. But IL j. certain that those who lead
tue party anl direct is political course are
more ar,scutly attached 10 the rebel cause
than % he Union cause There ) scarcely
= Democratic paper in the State but what
comedies that the Sentinel is tho standard
Of Democracy in this State. IL IS the lead
ing organ of that party. and is the fountain
from which the waters Of Democracy low
IL iustifes the rebels 10 making var upon
the Government and defends the right OF Sc
cession. JEssE d. BRicHr, one ofthe Demo
cratic leaders. assisted JEEF. DAVIS in making
var upcn the Government. and endeayorcd
70 put an improved FIRE arm in his hands Tor
that purpose, f0s which crime he was expell-
ei from the Senate NALLaSDIGHAN, anoth-
er apostle of Democracy. introduced bill
Ia Congress proposing 70 divide The Union
into four parts. making three Out Of the
North and one OF the South. in order that il
might ia the course OF time absorb the
minor powers OF the North. He of course
claims 10 be Union man now. JOBS e.
DAVIS, also, another apostle Of Democracy,
advocates the separation Of the Western
States from those of the East, and recon-
mends them TO join the South. He also
claims TO be GOOD Union mar. The reb-
81 papers OF the South printed bis speeches
and claim them as having the "frue rebel
ring"
Hon. d. W. wooEHKr~. alias the young
chief, said in his first speech in Congress,
that whether the revolution should succeed
OF fail, the condition Of every human bring
in the South should remain unchanged. lie
meant by this that when the question came
up IS TO which should perish, the CaloH or
siaeery. he was for letting the Union go. and
holding fast to slarery- So lightly does Mr..
VooRnEEs esteem the Union that he says
rather than the condition Of a single humaE
bring in the south should be changed. let the
Union 20. he values the condition of one
negro and his service 10 has master higher
than he does the Union. He of course claims
% bea good UuiOn man." and on the
strength Of the above the Journal calls. him
pure patriot" young chief &c.
HESRr Cay said. Il may be asked. a. |
have been. when | Am for a dissolution of
this Union. answer never Herer, NEVER
lie was indeed pure patriot and did not
value the interest Of master in his slave.
higher than he did lis government. lie was
uxsoS man.
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ARMY STORES.

bids WILL BE RECEIVED
ID from first hands, aud from citizens loyal 70
the Government Of the United States, and IRON whom
the oath Of allegiance will be required acceptance
Of bid. per form exed,) until Il M July 18th,
ls62, marked Proposals - b. oeened July 15tA.
lsc2 " for the supply aud delivery. free 81 all ehtrg
e. the troops OF the United states and prisoners
OF war and Hospitals AZ ~ near Terre Hauie indi-
ana. Of such
Mess Pork. IN barrels. fall weight,
Mass Beef DO 80
Fresh Reef.
Bacon sides. new smoked ribbed, inessks'
Bacon Shoulders. DO DO
Hard Bread. Ia barrels, lined.
Flour, EXua, 30 DO
Corn Meal 10 DO
Beans. White hsld ia barrels, lined.
Homin n coarse from uhii~aint oorr. ia barrels.
lined.
Rice, Caroll.a or India, Go ID
Coffee, Rio In double sacks, (geen,l
Cogee Rio. do roasted. nos ground
e el.ss Tea. !" strong g. s'A'''
Sugar Brown, Ia barrels. lined
Vinegar. do
candies star, full weight, in boxes
SOAP, do
salt, in barrels. lined.
Potatoes, Irish, In barrels lined.
Moiassee do DO
ASmay be required az the different places mention
ell above, from time q time Separate bids reqrif-
ed for the different places. Said bids when acoep-
ted TO form the basis OF a written contract. with
bond with two good and sufficient sarotes TO ndein-
Nifty the United states against loss Said contract
20 take effect the lst Of August. lS2. and 10 con
tnue Ia force until the st OF October. lny2, SUI ec
to the approval Of the Commissary General Of Sub
sstence- The stores TO bc II the best quality and
with actual tare. c0operage must be ~ the best kind
and no charge for packages, which must ne marked
with contents name Of contractor, and his address
Marked samples required with the bids. except
meats.
"a t,.ost p.of A., III. ..,,nI anI ,rhafoesrna IL
years old and over steers weighing net, at least Cot
pounds and IN alternate fore and hind quarters 81
parts thereof. lnecks and shanks excluded The
Hard Bread must b cooled and thoroughly driet
before packing. The Beans, Peas and Salt 10 be IL
measured bushels; the lrish Potatoes by the pound
Bids TO be addressed 70 the undersigned. Box SAB
indianapolis, Ind, and samples left at Office, Wish
ngt0n street, near Mississippi street. Samples sen
/ 10y express must be prepaid.
/ Bills paid monthly.
Bidders are requested 10 BE- present at IL o'clock
at Indianapolis. Ind. where the bids will be opened
THOMAS FOSTER,
Captain, AID C. s. Of Vols L. : Army
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uyIoS STATE TICKET

SECRETARY o. STAT.
WILLIAM A. PEELLk.
AuDIToE on srAIE,
ALBERT LANCE
rREAsrKEE o. STATE.
JONATHAN :. HARVEY
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
pHLANAR. WILLIAMSON.
sryrrfxrrxDrSr OK PUBLIC ISsrHVcTio>.
JOHN /. MORRISON.
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ARMY CONTRACTS.

QrARTER-MAsrrR GENERAL nErNErNE>r.l
INDIANA NoirNrygEs,
INDiANAroIis, iSp., July II, ls61.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at this Department until Monday.
the 2s.h Inst. at O'Clock 2. IL for furnishing the
following Camp Equipments:
? 900 quart Tin Coffee Boilers.
200 10 quart Tin Water Buckets.
2.lT5 Sheet Iron Frying Pans,
1900 quart Tin Wash Pans,
$50 Box Cole Mills
The undersigned reserves the right n rejecting
any OF all bids that may be- made Tor the above ar
tcles. and also Of lessening Increasing the quaint
ties above specified, a. the public service may
qulrc.
The goods TO be delivered az this Department free
OF charge for drayage or freight.
BIDS should be endorsed Proposals. Coz furnishing
Camp Equipment"
JOHN &. NEW.
Juylsdil Quarter Master General
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MUSICAL.
a. q. LENDENANN.
ST677
PIANO TUNER and RE- AIorp

~
flANo TUNER and REpAIgFR
M Jill respectfully an1osnc. q. a..
leffe bAute snd Surrounding =. -. 81
= tf~ny on AZ calls ~ repair and IT,. 49, -
- so .A., ~ GOO order ~ the YEAR "a - -
ioano az TIE Drug Store IN he ZEN H.. -, -
baiidils' ahd MS charges Nil ~ foo-s -. -
ctctS. 'N"--e ttitf-
NJ. J. q. LINDENASN, Piano Tursr. IA. ,.,,.,.,.,
lle husiness IN this place four years Win -
success and crtirc satsfso cel 10 us erDioxer. =
All TIE pianos q the Tcrre Haste Female f,lf...
Rave Ocen under bis care. and b. has gained ~, -.
IRE eoilndence can therefore. ooss.Ai.y recon-
ulend him 10 any persons Ia this vicinity Who isv
need MS services, reliable man ard a ...~r,,
tuner, whose services vii bs mere dssirab,e fr.r,
tee fact that living ncar be can aiterd 90 ts hn,fs
whenever any eccideft may render ID neceSsar.
J. 4. MEiNIN6E.
Principal 81 The Music Department ~ ~.
ferre HAute Female Colleec
We the subscribers. heartily cosicur in the above
recommendation.
HEN. JOHN COVERT.
EEN. JACOB CHAPMAN.
RAY. LYMAN ABBOTT.
REv. ~. A. JEwETT
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do soiemnly that l will support. pro-
tect and defend the Constitution and Government Of
the United States against all enemies, whether do
nestle foreign, and that l will bear true faith,
allegiance, and loyalty 10 the same. any ordinance,
resolution or law Of any State Convention Legis
lature to the contrary notwithstanding. And furth
err that / do this with full determination pledge
aud purpose, without any mental reservation on eva
sion whatsoever; and further, that l will well and
faithfully perform all the duties which may be
quired Of me by law and contract either verbal or
written. SO help me God.
Sworn and subscribed 70 before me this ---
day o., 1s63. . J. I. =
julylSdtd
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EXPRESS COMPANY.
WOOL WOOL +,

100 slnn Lks. wool wkxfFD. .ss -,
lOB.ONf shtFa I ~1u ~ ~ 49,.
price - fCssh, a ~ f~stHef store.
y "a. Nan street. rsrrs Hsuis. la.
nsy1sin L A. BURNETT.
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We are born for a higher destiny than
that Of earth. There i realm where the
rainbow never fades, where the stars will be
spreAd out before IA Ike the islands that
slumbcr on the ocean. and where the beau
tifal beings that here pass before Us Ike
visions v in STAY In our presence forever."
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1900. 50. ID1 -
r. r. ALLEN
Auditor Aire County.
Terre Hante. June l. lsG1 -tu2w
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LEGAL.

REPOkI OF THE AUDITOR OF
st Nigo county, showing the amount received
and discussed icr tue year commencing June d..
1901, and ending Nay 1lst. A y. Sc, ln.iusfee-
kTcElFTs.
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Tux Unconditional UsiOn Men. Of the sth
Congressional District VII meet in Mass Con
yenlioa a, tie city VI Tcrre Hauss. on
wednesday. August 18th. for he purpose Of
selecting a candidate for Congress.
JOHN HANNA.
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