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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
To Stock Shippers.

CLEvEtASD, CoLUasUs AND CracrnAT1 RAuRoAp,t
COLUMBUS, ONO, Dec. 3, 1869.
DERSONS Having Cattle To ship
i over tho Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail
Of each wee until fn,tier noticsI tisv ii have M
use OF all cattle OF Columbus station In preference
TO those wishing to ship hogs. This will enable them to
make the New York Market II there n not to shp
what cattle offered tbs above days, the owners will
nave to take their regular turn with hog shippers or
walt until the next week.
The above will take eject Monday, Dec. g.
JAMEB PATTERSON, Agent,
dee3-d&H2H, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
CONSULTATION GRATIS.
SIM0NTON'S EXCHANGE.
H. sIMONTON e. SON,

This is &c certify that was aalicted with Ristla u
Ano fot SIX yseis Altar try Ing every remedy placed
myself under the cars cs DR.. A. J. Vanderslics, Of
Louisville and In three months wee perfectly orrsd
eiver under @J hsRd this 3lst Of September, 1883.
J. sUoARhAN, Boston, Mass.
This 70 certify that have been aaIeted with piss
for seven yeas. AfeeT trying all known remedies and
In three months.
LOUIS ooURNAr.
Er Persona iOAO Gss not afflicted, IN sa..Sss
hands my cards may Isg. s0;U please distri6ute
such cards to tie afflicted
sspt3-n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
Philadelphia Cattle market,

XauApnLHtA, pAc. Q.
RREF OATTLH-The sales Of fat cattle at Philups'
Avenue Drove Yard ysaterday, amounted to 99a head
Of 70 eko per ID.
oows-AbOut ls9 COWS found buyers at last vsak's
prices. -s -
sHEEP-s 200 head Of sheep realised from to sKo
per ID.
Hods-s9o hess we're disposed OF at ss 20 &C rs Der
hundred weight net, Al fmhof's, SO7 hogs arrived
cwt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

TIM ll3th Ohio, Col. Wilcox, passed through
hsre as two O'Clock yesterday (Monday) after
noon, en- route from z,nesvllle to Camp Denni-
aon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
State and Local News

PA. LoaIso, Of Kenton; P. Clark, Ashland
A. Q. Hustin and Sidney Bowor, Of Akron, have
been appointed Pension Surgeons,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

HARrrR's WErxIY for December 20, and oshel
late pictorials and papers can be had Of Thomp
con at the Postofice.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

NEwDERH, N c., Dec. l0.-Thers is oonsld.
cradle animation In military matters in this de-
partment' and Important results may be looked
for.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

A CHoHNATr paper states that the Camp
Chase prisons now hold four hundred and four
inmates. t..if
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

bAlsADIIR- GRHEaAL JACOB AMMEN, in com.
mand ct Camp Dennison, reports nine hundred
and sIIty.two men In the hospital at that post,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

NEw YoRK, Dee i5.-A vessel has arrived
which reports, that on the 10th inat., she passed
four steamers and brig, going into PORT Royal
heavily laden with troops.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
PITTeBURG
zoos ON TEE WAY East.
Bank Statement.

NEW YoaK, Dec is.
Increase Ia loans 45O 900; increase In circulation
ei7 increase in deposits 81 OF, ,5s9; decrease in
specie, 1o54,1i4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
DR.. Dr.A.J.VANDE:RSLICE,
Late Professor of the Eoole Clinique dc Medi-
cine Pharmacy In Paris.
A PRACTITIONER OF 20 YEARS

Announces to his friends and the public, that he con
tnues to devte his time to tho curing Of the following
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaints, Piles Fistuls, Gout
Rhumatsm, Scrofala, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever and Asue, Bilious Complaints,
etc., etc., etc.
De. vAHDKRmloE has met with great success by hia
peculiar mode Of treatment OF diseases where other VERY
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. To
attest his confidence In his own skill and merits he win
undertake the cure fall patients without charge except
ng the cost Of medicine; requiring fec until after
he restoration Of their health. tl4N
Diseases Of peculiar character he guarantees 10 re-
move radically in few days, without Offensive dele
terious medicine he warrants to ell, matter how
severe OF long standing the disease eecuAi cure,
he requires pay Females suffering with Irregular
ties, or nervousness, debility, ETC., be permanently
cured BY Dr.. " nvads In any section Of the country
BY addressing letter to him post paid, and nelosng
to them,
1Ec Residence, two doors from tbe corner Of Greer
ana lloyd Streets, Louisville, Ky. Once houra from
D 20 IL q. N. and from 3 to D. m.
DR.. A. J. VANDRRsLICE can produce over one
hundred certificates Of the speedy Of various dis
eases. Gall and see him,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
hog MARKET.
ST. LOUI1

| ST. LOUIS.
The market II not 90 firm to day. and priceg rule
favor Of buyers. sales Of 800 head, In various lots
yesterday at ~ 2O04 30 net with some few light weigh
at under % 90. To-day lot Of 3l5 head, averagtn
900 to 2l5 pounds net, was sold at - e5 gross-he
publican, 18th.
CHICAGO
The Times CT the 18th instant says the market fol
dressed hoge opened with panic, and prices declined
100000. The mild weather frightened holders and was
decidedly soft hogs with large number pressing
sale. Toward the close there was armer feeling, and
part Of the decline recovered The sales were at u
5O43 65 for light. and % 1904 90 for heavy weight
The live hogs market opened steady at the decline
noted yesterday During the forenoon there was but
little done, packers were holding on for decline.
Holders, however, hrm and refused 10 yield. In
the the market rallied and became quite active.
Some 900 head changed owners ct prices fully up to
200 lbs and upward. % Rsas 50; and light 10 medium
weights 1898 20. Ono choice lot sold high % S.
There were but few hogs left over unsod. Shippers
were out Of the msrket.-Times, 18th.
PITTsBURG
There Ia no better feeling among buysrs hogs and
they sell very slow at small decline, below ast week
prices There have been received since our last report
at tho different yards, about IS 900 head and some 9
600 still in the pens waiting for buyers or shpment
DO great is the difficulty In getting places to put them
that they often left in the until others sold
shipped It would bs Advisable for those coming here
with hogs to bring their corn and pens with them "a wo
can see no way to keep them here they continue 10 ar
rive a. fast a. they have been doing the past week. We
quote prime hogs o. IL per hundred weight gross;
good 10 fair az % 1904 co. and inferior ct % Oo43 So
-lPost, u.
aoGs ON TEE WAY East.
Telegraph dispatch received at Chicago on FRI
day afternoon ststing that there 200 hogs at
Buffalo wsiing shpmenti 5000 at Pittsburg; 900
the Suspension Bridge and % 600 at Dunrk ana that
ho7 we're arriving faster than they could be shipped, to
aSy nothing Of those already at these several pon,
This dscouraging to shippers, and has the effect to
keep them ont Of the market at present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

1T For Morning and Afternoon RspOrts. sea
First Page.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

Ali these political prisoners we're from Ken.
tucky except two, who were from Ohio. The
two ohioans were jacob Mann, Of Hamilton
charged with aiding the rebellion. and Mary
Tussdale. Of BellefontaIns. charged with being
0 spy.
why cannot . similar list be prepared and
puhiished in regard 70 the prisoners confined 10
the Camp Chase prIsons7 The people are de-
naadiag that the secrets Of these prison houses
shall be unveiled.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

PoLIyIoAL PRreoNFRs CONFINED IN TIE CM-
emRArl CrTY PRsoN.--The Cincinnati Gasstte
Of Saturday contained list, furnished by Col.
Jones, Provost Marshal, Of political prisoners
Who have been confined in the military prisons
Of thascity during his administration, and dis
charged upon order Of the Military Command
ant. Il gives the residence Of the parties az
rested, what they were charged with, and the
disposition made Of the prisoners, There are
afty-three named In the list. all of whom, with
the exception Of one who made bis escape. /,
10 stated, were released on taking the oath Of
allegiance, and in some cases bonds were 70
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16
James LSugham, plaintiff Superior oouIt
y Ffnnkln County!
PetsE Tabler and others defendAnis,) Ohio.

CAID PETER TABLRR, Of North Mountain. Bsrkly
y county Virginia, will take notice that James
Laugha. OF the county Of Linn, in the atate Of iowa
did, on he 2eih Day Of November, A. D.s 1eo2 e hiu
rettlon In Che said Superior Court Of Franklin county
Ohio, egtnst the said Peter Tablef William Slaughter
John O. Bright and ohrstian May, defendants the OBJ
ec and prayer Of said petton was 70 obtain Judgement
with nerest at ten per oent. from the eth day Of une
A. D. lt00, payable semi-ennualiy on mote made hg
said Peter Tabler, VILLAIN Slaughter and John O. brieht
70 said James Laughhm Tor the OF $1,000, dkted
june eth, A. d. 1857, and indofaed hy aad Christian
May, oce llth, A. d. 1861 and the ssd Peter Tabier
Il nod that he 10 required 70 appear and ansMsr ssq
pstieiqnon or before t1e hrd saturdny SITTER the S4h
n. II. MANN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-16

atinctively wrap our shawl about us and move
little closer to our wife for warmth.
But the excellence Of painting In these day.
Of panoramic plethora Ia not enough Of itsel
to call out such crowds of people as visit Naugh
ton Hall nightly. The Arctic has something
more. Instead Of the dry. sleepy, tedious de-
scriptiOn which uauallyicurses a good panorama
this one haa Iys lecturer.
Though mere boy, ho interests and enter
tsins the oldest and the wisest. His voice ID
soft and low. and his manner simplicity Itself,
bu. he holds an audience as with rod of iron.
It ls 80 still at times, during the description Of
some Of the scenes, that the dropping Of pin
could be heard In any part Of the Hail. We are
made to enter into the sufferings, to bear the
burdens, to endure the hRrdships and privations,
to be In fact, q part Of this heroic band Of ex-
plorers. The only fault we have TO find with
the lecturer Is that he does not sing, according
to agreement. He has sung but once or twice
during the whole week.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
France.

The Journal d,s Debd thinks that Lord Pamerston's
intentions towards the United states not pacific
The Paris correspondent Of tho London Times reports
that the Emperor had decided that enceforth rrsss
,nen shall be given 70 any Of the important journals
without previous examination and discussion before the
Council Of Ministers.
Tho Paris correspondent Of the london Kornnq Pest
writes foowst appears that Mr.. Dayton, the Ame-
rcan Minister at Paris, sent in list OF twenty
thirty American ctzen for presentation at the Tuierss
New YEARS. lay. fine representative OF the United
States tiaroupon received note from N. Thouvonel
Minister " Foreign Affairs, request ng 70 know what
ha rank end ~ n position Of the gentlemen end ladies'
who desired tue honor Of being presented to their ips
rial Nalsslit5
Iheovs ON correct IN saying that Mr. Dayton simply
replied that le ttsJns for whoso presentation he bad
app ed were lf ill geui. ea who would DO received
no Ainsristn3 we.c pf slnlaAtt al tue reception IA
question I 'ovs fi4i il7 rrls Nco CT Court on for.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
FRIDAY, Jan. 3l--G p. M

FRIDAY, Jan. 3l-G Pm.
In some quarters there was rather more demand
for money to-day, and many Of the brokers are
paying six per cent. Others, however, obtain all
the money they need at FIVE. First class paper
rules, as yesterday, at 8 T. Letters by the Africa
state that no less than f55, 900, ,OOOsay 1915 00o
o00--are deposited in five joint stock banks In
England at 1ls per cent. Some English writers
state that portion Of this money would undoubt-
ody be invested In American securities but for the
general impression that we are nation Of swind.
lers. and do not intend to pay our debts. The
securities of Brazil and Turkey appear TO command
higher position in British esteem, and are rising
In tho market.
Foreign exchange is irregular, and fluctuates
from hour TO hour. At one time to-day no good
bills could be bought under ll31s; but later in the
afternoon we heard Of bankers signatures al ll3.
and the closing rate generally reported by the
brokers was ll3l4 Francs are quoted at 500. Gold
was rather frrner to-day, AID was held at 1887 at
the close of business. At this premium there Is
no profit on The export of coin to Europe.
The stock markei continues irregular. The
general tendency Of operators is 10 buy for a
rso; bpt thots has been very free supply
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Malta (Jpp. III correspondence Of London Times.l
The intelligence of the decision Of the Washington Cabi.
net give up Messrs. Sidsl aud Mason received
here tho 9th inst Her Macstys frgats Doris
g. Captain Sir r. L. McCntock, which left this for 0ib.
raar the 30th ut, bas been ordered back at once
The London, 90, Commander J. Simpson arrived hsre
from Corfu the 9th inst 10 eve days under sail She
to have proceeded 10 Gibraltar but will remain
here for the present.
(From the london Times, Jan. 1G.1
The iron steamer Defence 1S GOO horfs power Captain
r. A. POWELL @. B., was yesterday removed from her
bsrt alongside the floating shears at Chatham harbor
aud towed lower down the river ~ Folly Point where she
will remain TO complete fittings. Her destination IN not
vet known, but IL Is probable she will be sent short
cruise the Mediterranean, other szs distant
station 70 esi h7r s'esning and sailing powers and 70
ascertain hsr bchavcr io gale. On her return shs Is
likely 70 proceed % reinforce Admiral Mines squadron
on the North Amel ssn station. FLOR decks SIN
crow ed lib norkusn, and although ihs utmost orre.
dtion b5'ng used ~ tho whole of the hands h0re sl
remains considerable amount o. work 10 10 C9upel0l.
ltrym he london Trues, Jan 1871
The preparation aud despatch of mum ions Oi wAr TO-
North Anerca apd fhs Wssl lnAs. 10 sl continued al
woolwcL VIA -t9Pttl c.peJuida. Y's'e jn7 o.,
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY l. 1862

Iepe Just outside Calshot Castle One Of Southamp
ton pilots who in from the Channel 20 day rsrorts
that O'Clock this morning he passed the ruscA
steaming out through the Needles. OF course all
sorts OF rumors were aoat to her intentions In
making or but they all Set al rest by the sloop
turning to the river and taking upher moorings again
this afternoon, between two and three O'Clock.
The Nashville, is rumored has been sold and become
the property of gish owners but the Confederate dag
and the pennant are still flying from the ship
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

screw steam transport Spartan Capt wiggns laden
with 200 tons OF shot, she'll and other heavy stores
10 the Royal Arsenal pier, and was towed down TO
Greenhthe to be adjusted for sea- The Parthcnon Capt
Robinson. freghted likewise with heavy stores Of
similar description for jamaica yesterday hove of 10 the
buoy to take in her Goals and water in preparation for
departure ~
orders have been received 1t Royal Laboratory at
Woolwch for the manufacture of 900 MIME bullets
per week. TO be continued until further orders. An addi
tonal number Of boys aud girls have been instructed
under the supernendence OF Mr. Tozer in the careful
method of filing cartridges 70 hold that number or
ball cartridges ldness for transport per week The
testing OF l00pounder Armstrong guns, at the Royal
Arsenal proof buttcontnues during the entire day. until
time after sunset order to supply the whole of
colonial possessions and the shipping with that for
milabs weapon rs early as may be-
THE WARRIOR NOT ORDERED TO NORTH AMERICA.
Ia regard the that the celebrated frigste War
was Join the No th American fleet IL is explained
that the Warrior about to embark supcrnumerares
for the Mediterranean and West India stations and con
vey them Lisbon On arriving there she will transfer
those for the North American and West india squadron
to the Edgar, which would sail Immediately Afterwards
join the squadron Of Admiral Milne, while the War
rior would await further Instructions at Lisbon.
The ships war which had assembled at Gibraltar
were expected to be ordered back 10 Malta.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
Look ON This Picture.
TEE STONE BLocKADEs on ENGLANp.


from Gaiigrani's Messenger, Jan. III
1r reply 10 the violent article the london Times.
the blockade OF Charleston, have the two following
letters
ss-The Tines Of Saturday last, in elaborate article
on the destruction Of tho port Of Charleston sy sinking
charge exclusively the ferocty and vindctivcness
Of the American character. confidently demanding,
When has such act been pcrpetrated By European
Powery 10 which tho oditor exultingiy replies f1bs
savage innovation has been left 20 republicans Of
day On reading this 1nwarraniable assertion felt
that no amount OF patriotism could justify Tho suppress
sion Of public dental of the ement This deed Of
war Justly reprobated by the 7nc is not the first Of
it's kind. Parental Eng SCI the atrocious example On
the evacuation OF the city and port Of Alexandria and
stones sssk in e pdssose ~ hich our so1,r
dron under the command If admiral Leiris had ursd
and tsn sailed, ooncud,ng liGt sc1Vd be the last r Of
any from ne porterroneously however as IL has
subsequently appeared enclose my card and remain
&C., RN
The other instance Ia contained letter from LORD
hobart " Sir A. I. Hammond Controller Of the Navy
MOST sEcRrT.
DowNxe STREET, Feb. 0, 1904.
1t being thought advisable under tho present crcuu
stances Of the that attempt should be made for
carrying into execution the proec. suggested Ia the
closed paper for choking sp ne entrance so hs hdrbor
of 'Bosfps and the OF such an enterprise Dc
pending IN great upon the secrecy and de-
spatch with which the preparations may be made,
have the Kings commands to signify 10 you that
control and that you communicate conndentiay with
Mr.. -, supplying him with such funds and gcirg him
such orders Tor ne purchasc o vssss, and providfng me
rsreriols which you may judge necessary for accom-
pshnz the object in view. AZ soon 40 ths vessels shall
De sufcerty laden you will give instructions that they
who're further orders will proceed from Lord Keith.
HOBART.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
c3nDiTlcM OF TIE UNION TREASURY.
m English View OF Mr.. ch hasc,s Plans of
Finance.
lFrcn the London Times, Jan. III

lfrcm Tho London Times Jan III
rr ths influence of political choroform tho A,o.r,
va ie entering upon stage familiar In tho Lsiory ~
all tatons The associated banks OF New YORK sos
ton ani Pbiadelpba, and, as matter Of course ihe
foderal treasury and all tho banks iu the N1rfhsrn
htais have suspended cash payment Thoy have taIen
the ftcD Ia most bamy ssS OF IL mssn
e'ens and axcsptlopsl proceeding done with 80 rucb
'ccGcT and order, with such tender Consideration Tor
ial ycope-in favor OF wiom cash payment was con.
liAasaiM s'sw days-or with SO strong percussion
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

mer occasions, OF some persons Of American origin
scarcely presentable In any society the OF
Thouvensps note to Mr.. Dayton
Inc Emperor had been slightly wounded In the neck by
some stray shots from gun while out shooting.
The Bourse was arm aud higher. Rentes on the 18th
closed at 90. so.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
The Reception OF Mason ana slideIl.

FAKlS,
The Temps in announcing that Messrs Mason ana Sill
dell expected arrive shortly at Hvre, says that no
obstacle will be offered to the ulfment Of their mission
to France and England The PIenipoearie Of the South
,oill be aUo,osd to plead for the recognition Of e South
The Prsse says that tho French government w'1 not
reoeiuc Mes1s Mason and Slideu any other Southern
Commissioners
The New York herald., 1862-02-01


rket depends upon the
esent buyers to carry
and upon the supply
by yet come Hpon the mar
hn judge, the market has
rly all the stock which has
le late bulls, and the circle
Pe widening. AT the morn
general advance in Erie SO
p 20. preferred Il, and the
21s. 1t is expected tina,
for English account. New
udson a, Michigan South.
Il. There were large pur,
or cash, and it rose "a per
ose in a day or two for the
hich, rumor states, will
Spectators predict paf
q stock. The decline
in Rock Island, "A in To.
In Illinois Central, "a in
Reading, and "a in Mis-
Government skies, which
by the inaction Of Con-
ent. At the close Of the
arket fell off a fraction,
} rumOr to the effect that
Carolina was rallying to
ID afterwards fell off again
rable tone in the private
At the second board things
unsettled, the following
:-United States 6's, c0u-
b, coupon, 1874, 7S o 1914;
Iinia G's, 81; Tennessee 6's.
na 6's. so q a; Missouri
hil. 0s24 a 90; New York
34% a "a; do. preferred.
3SH a 80; Harlem, l2% a
a 81; Reading, Al q q;
a 50; Michigan Southern
Rl94 a %; do. guaranteed,
4; Illinois Central, 6O4 a
671a a 6S; Cleveland
kgo and Rock Island,
ington and Quincy.
kirie du Chen. 2O1I a
Cincinnati, l05 q LOG;
D4N; Eyie third mort
entral e's, first mort
y bonds, rs, o. a 96.
VS. by the Africa we
issioners Of Customs
pn On the export Of
Bent action of Great
to lose no time in
Che old figure-three
lead paid this duty
lead that was needed
prters of the article.
educed that we have
nations for one of the
)ar. The restoration
efy short time. render us
our supply of lead,
handsome reve-
es government
70 for the use
re of buying
Bnoticed as
Transactions be-
Rarino Rrothara
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
(lcah securities are without
Z. F. Satterthwaite says:--

5Ctu scCurltles are WlbuOut
Z. F. Satterthwaite says:-
Iating market In Amer ican securi-
|otations materially improved on
BIT ditilculty. but gave way rapidly
OF the suspension Of specie pay
Philadelphia aud Boston. Such an
British capitalists, might possibly
national financial paralysis unsx-
ly of tho United States. Illinois
Al discount, declined TO a., and
Fs, gave way to 81. At tho close
put nothing doing.
} OF the 18th thus notices and
tmsut Canadian descriptions were
fand Trunk closing at II "a, and
American securities were Hat,
|and shares Of tho Illinois Central.
b q 90.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
the BLOCKADE or TIE NASHVILLE.
The Tuscnrora Makes Another Run and
Returns 60 Her Post.

fimes1
u was discovered Yesterday evening that tho usca-
lore had agnio left her moorngs and gone Gown the
river. She anchored for the nght, u s understood, OF
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
China.

private letter from China detailing the barbares
pepetrated by the rebels. and relating how they
driven or from Yentae (Chefoo) by the French Epg
lish says:-Preyousiy. two American mssionaries-Mr.
Parker and Mr. Holmes-hearipg that tho rebels were
likely to v.sit Yentae, buckled their revoyors,
mounted their horses and rode out thrtyve miles TO
meet them They passi the outposs and got 10 ha chief
they asked bin his intention, questioned hm "a 70 hi
religious belief, explained little Christianity, and
then cut to pieces by hts people.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

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are unf{
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morning.
then rail-
the Cow
the side
on rune
letters Z
were ID
being tlV
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