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THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Il. II

Is FIRST Class Road IN all respects
WITH 2S5 MILES OF DOUBLE TRACK.
Three Daily Trains
with connections from all points wcst,) from
Pittsburg and Philadelphia, all connecting
direct to New York.
Nor"ing Nad, 1tlerHoo" IaStLme, Niyht
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From Pittsburg to New York li30 miles, without
change OF cars.
VA ALLEETOVN & EISTON,
With direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours IN advance OF other routes, in time
tor Boston by rail or boat lines,
Express trains run daly others, Sundays eA-
cPpted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to New York, Tickets good
any line or train.
New York or bostou Icb cts via plttaDurg, Eoyt
VIA Philadelphia "r Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good VIA any Of The boat
ilurs.
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TOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| ! Haven, Conn. Cash capital 100000. Policy
holders receive = per cent. oi the nett profits Of
the business, without mourning any liability.
Insurcs buildings, Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases, and ohtr Insurablc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
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isGs- WINTER &RRl>G&NEtNF~ ~iSU2
Trans run by Chicago time, when IS twelve MN
utcs faster than Davenport time.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
I 18th, 1862 and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenpnrt as follows
For Marengo and Washington. n....-.. 1000 A. NJ.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
From Nlarengo and " Washington. 400 p. NJ
From Iowa Clty......... .....S:JO A. NJ.
Morning trans ont Of Davenport make direct
connections nj Marcugo, Iowa CITY and Wash
irrton with the Western Stage Company g
Stages for all points west
Trans from the west connect at Davenport with
trains of the Chicago * Rock Island Railroad for
all points North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
givinr distinct directions as to the destination Of
their baggage Also to procure tickets before TAX
ing their seats IN the cars,
JOHN +. TRACY, Geni. Supt,
A. kINBALL, Asst. Supt
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Is q g" Z ssp, M.
PETCENIx
Of
HARTF on ..
1862.
sixteenth Scmi-lnnual statement
FINANCIAL CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company,
~ nARrruRD, CONN,
--uN fltE-
First DAY Of January. 1909.
ASSETS.
Cash. S,05,N2G 81.
Cash On h,od and IA B,uh. $50, ~ jS
Cash n tnc hands u' aud
due from Agents. u, ,399 10 $lOJ, ,sa6 9s
Real Estate. Sii,5O0.
N''' 'S'"" ""n'' "s 'ho COMPANY tsi ',1vo W
Loans, SI5,5lO.
Amount loaned on Morg.
apcs of Real Estate. ~ oOu op
Amount loaned ON pI,Irr
Of BANK Siuus........., 2,.4uuoO
Amount lupurd, u,hgrwtse
secured, ed,,..... glluun -, IN ana
>.,E,,.,. M,
"'' T'"'"""'
"' sl'''N 'h'"" NN'N
'tHl company STOCK
tAN' At War. ~.
" ''''''''''''''' s''o"" spVuV
zoo shares American ~
change Ba,k Stock ~. 10000 10000
zoo shares Mcl"P""lah
BANK STOCK. y l''''''' -VrVVu IS'IuV
''0 S"",,, 't'"1'S'''1',I
St,.k Y y. anuNn a. OpO
I,D .L,,,. Cnrru,ut,l R'L
S,n,f y Y....... i,.unO u.g.u.
ipS sL.r,. Air,bau.,., 81,
Stock, \. I......... 1890 $3.50
'O" 'n'ft' I.'"N DAMN o,..
m Hto'"' y. ,''''.I.'' '"'''o '''V'
~" Sh"i's Hlti'IIh', -
"a, '''"s' :" 81 ~ .''u'' '''''' ''''
s,",t '''''' ann nm.
100 shares Ocean R'kSrk,
NY................ 5000 3,7tU
.,,rit,rd Hank siorI. sishUn,.
2oo sb,,os r,,,,o,s,S 1 uo,h,r.
res Bank stock, Hartford. $3O.Uuu 3,7jU /
200 shares CITY B'k St'k iIlr,id OuuO =, 600 |
200 shares Etna Bank stock,
Hartford. ord..,...:......'..,.. 10000 10000 |
Hartford. 20 600 q,2ou !
POO shares Merchants \ Manu-
,t.It A.. .f go, nm,
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EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, OF
| the United States. Office, 81 Broadway,
New York. Purely Mutual.--rhe only Stock
Company IN America whose charter requires that
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
]. Il. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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illinois CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov. II, 1851, train,
will leave from the Great Central Depot, Chicago
as follows
$50 a, m. Sundays excepted Arriving at Peoria
at 7.5O p. m, Logansport 500 p. m,
Alton HIS p. m, St. Louis lLjOp III ,
Tcrrc iaute ! 30 A. M, Cairo L. 80 a. IN
300 p. m, every day--Arrryng Decatur at
I0.l5 }. m, Springfield 10 p. m, Alton
1905 a. M, St Louis lO.iO a. m, Ierrc
iiaulc 3.3j p.m., |nccnncs l.lO p. m,
EsansyIlc S.31 p. M, Cairo SD p. IN.
On Saturday the 90 p IN. train will run only to
Centralla.
Trains arrive at Chicago at $50 a. m aud $50
p. IN.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO passengers for Alton aud 81. LouIs
The 4.uO p. IN. tram on tins road Is ,h" only
night tram lcayG. the city for these points.
SLEEPING CARS on ALLNIGLT TRAINS.
Biyqagc C5cclH IN alt mpoytaM Dtnts.
For ticket, and information apply at the office
IN the Great Central Depot.
For HYDE PARK AND WoODLAWN
Trans leave Chicago. Leave Wood4wn.
J.lj \, u. '.21 \. V.
200 NJ 40 p. NJ.
J.aO T.. N. G.2C p "
~ X. ARTHUR,
v. p. JouNsoN, GEM Sup't'
Gent Passenger hg'L
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NnGurancc.
FOR CHOICE FIRST CLASS
! II s. IL T. u N c'e-
APrN 10
j. W. 'tuiOrd.

who has been appointed agent Tor the following
substantial Companies,
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I INTERN Lie Assurance Socie-
| ty, Of London. Chiei Office for the United
States, II Wall ST., n Y. Capital, s., 500 200.
Guarantee Fund, 500, 900. Deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York
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Arc TOu Ensured Z.

! | ANIATTAN Fire Insurance Company
VI oi New York. Cash capital, $3.50 900
Cash surplus, SI2,,000. Incorporated 1921. On,
Of the oldest companies in the United Staics
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{ NllCAGO & MlLW AUKEE RAILROAD.


On aud alter Wednesday, December !, 1851 :,
Passenger trains leave depot corner Of West KIN
ze and Canal streets, Chicago, Sundays excepted
as follows:
$40 m and 1920 m, and arrive in Mil
waukee at 200 IN and 4l5 p m.
Passenger trains arrive at Chicago at ~ '''
and 900 p m.
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Assets.

Total amt of Capital and Surplus. ,466, lS7 60
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INSURANCE,
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire insurance COmp'ny
With successful
business, Experience Of over ~ Years,

capital $l,OOO,ooO. Lo.a paM, 100000
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ERCiIANTSIN INSURANCE COMpNY
y! of Hartford Conn. Cash capital, 5000, 600
MARK HOWARD, pres't.
+. Thomas L0BDELL, Scc'y.
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\ Word ON Behalf of the People.

President Lincoln returned ~ Washington
on Saturday. from visit to Gen. McDowolls
headquarters al Fredericksburg lie visited
Norfolk 4 fortnight ago. and Il has been re-
ported that he intends % be present ~ the
surrender Of Richmond
We ,akc leave % suggest that the advan.
tagct OF these excursions, either TO the coun.
~ or % the President himself. arc not CON-
measura.e with the risks, which both incur.
We canvory we'll understand the natural and
inst feeling which prompts thom, and do not
doubt their effect in stimulating the enthusi-
asm of our armies. aud perhaps in enlighten-
ing aud Abcraiizng tho views Of some ofour
officer Bot these benefits my be too
dearly purchased There u many a rebel
whozc fanafical diabolism would lead him 20
consider the assassination Of the President.
under circumstances that seem almost 10 in
vite IL. a. the climax Of his ambition and a
well-aimcd rife shot might At such time
complish more FOR the rebel cause than al
the artillery they have Ia the field
The whole country has a stake la the l,fc
OF President Lincoln which renders a public
remonsirancc on such a subject perfectly Just
and proper 7 bc people have the utmost
confidence IN has agsciiy his honesty aud
his patsioifso. AID ibsy souid most pr.
founiiy derlore any accident which should
compel them - exchange iht confidence cor
The chances n an un:rcl succession - Nsu
Yorl Tirses
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Carolina back 10 the Union whenever h Is
clear that The m serable cabal al Richmond
l. scattered AMI ihat tie old Constitution
can be recs,a biished IN iis original farce and
meaning.
Mr. Holden i Democrat. bat he has been
lately thrown very much into connection with
the cid whigs. into whose hands the direc
ton Of the state IN these perilous times has
Passed. almost by accident. The Conven-
ton Of tie State has been many controlled
b. leading men Of the cd Wing parry. and
since the death Of Governor Ellis they I've
had predominauee which for may wears
they had completely lost.
A signal Illustration Of the changed state
OF Affairs IS the Appearance Of Hon. George
DAVIS. az Senator from North Carolina, IN
tie Confederate Congress. lie vas the RS
ing man OF tie party in opposition, BY what
ever name Il wss called-young. talented
and ambitious. brother Of Bishop Davis,
Of tie Episcopal Church. and married 70 a
lear relative Of that Bishop Polk who has
exchanged The crosier for the sword. be =
strong IN family connections aud strong BY
reason Of widely extended political influence.
In December, is60, Union meeting was
held in Wilmington. y. c.. Of which place
Mr. Davis Is resident. lie addressed the
meeting as Union man, and. with prophetic
foresight. read to the people some extracts
from Thiers' History Of the French Reyo-
luton" as descriptive OF scenes which they
would witness II they suffered themselves 70
be seduced BY South Carolina from the good
old paths Afterwards he was sent 20 " ash
ingson City IS member OF the Peace Con.
gress. and there bis fery. impetuous spirit
was 50 wrought on by some ultr, men Of an
other stamp. that he came back in despeIa-
ton, called The people fwilmington 70 meet
bin in the theatre. and counseled instant Sc
cession and war 20 the knife. wehave some
hope that be may have seen the error Of hi.
ways; bu, our trust for North Carolina is not
in bin and hls couusels. BIZ! In the ygor and
activity Of Holden and some Ike him. guided
by tho mature wisdom and long experience
Of Graham. Badger and Rutn.-PAl En-
9siro.
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Il vill be remembered that lhis gonsle
man. Who represented The New Orleans Dis
trct IA the last coagress. declined to resign
hls seat when the Louisiana Senators and
Representatives withdrew lie remained
until his term expired. and stayed in Wash
ingson ios several weeks after the lnAugura.
alton OF AE. Lincoln. lie then returned ~
his home. a. hrn mon man a. even
Since then. nothing has been heard OF him
We tnd the following in regard to Mr.
Boulgny in The New odeaus correspondence
Of the Herald
.fndaeemen AMI intimidation have alike
failed 70 seere Lin from hls devoted At.
tachmenl - the Union. 1 learn from a re-
liable source that during this war he has
been attacked on the street seven or eight
times. and that be i now crippled from The
numerous wounds he has reserved IN these
eucogn.ers When the pressure brought
against him was TOO great % be resisted. he
took the oath OF allegiance 10 the bogus
coniederacy. but without Disgusting his con
temp FOR il. He told his prosecutors that
be would take forty oaths II they insisted on
IL. but intlmAted very plainly that he hadn't
the least respect for an oath that he was for
ced 20 take. he has been very badly treat
Ell. his wife was taken from him and sent to
Norfolk. though she is now in Washington
CITY. and he has been debarred from all cor
respondence with her for many months.
trust that by another year the walls of the
Representative Chamber at Washington may
resound with another speech frcm him. as
manly as that which fell from his lips after
he bad been deserted BY nearly every one OF
the Southern Members
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Tnr exchange Of Col. HASsoS for Col.
CocoRAx. has Lot yet been effected. On
SUNDAY morning last, The steamer hasseeA1
s.ns went to City Point, under Gag oftFuee.
aud By arrangement 70 give up Col HAssos.
asd 10 receive Col. CoKcoRAy. but Col. Goa.
csnAS WA not forthcoming Il Is said that
HAysos was very severe on Gen. HrsEH for
Dot efscting hia release in that manner.
There is a mystery about this matter which
1. /. Gcult TO explsin. Col. CoconAs could
20. possibly be OF rorc value TO the rebels
tau most other officers Of bis rank. The
rebel Government nay suppose. however.
t5a. il will b able to procure tie release oil
BccxsEs, or TiISaxAs. for him.
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FrightfuI Condition Before the Sur
render.

Tho True Delta. commenting ON General
Buffers proclamation. calls attention TO that
part Of the document in which he alludes TO
the protection of tho European Legion.
which the city authorities were obliged TO
seek agaius, the mob. The True Delta
SAYS
Ii i. unfortunately. impossible 10 pallate
or deny tho fact stated by Ge,. Butler-it j.
ahictingly. humiliaiingly true. The spec
tacle was sad and degrading. truly. but let
ITS explanation be heard. For seven years
past, the world knows, this city, IN all IFS do
partments-judicial. legislative aud execu
tiye-has been at the absolute disposal of
the most goddess, brutal, ignorant and ruth
less ruhanism the world has ever heard OF
since the days OF the great Roman conspira-
tor. BY means OF secret organization
emanating from that fecund source OF every
political tiffany, New England named
Know Nothingism or "Sammyism from
the boosted exclusive devotion OF the frater
nifty 20 tho United Ststes-our city, from
beiag tho abode OF decency, Of iberaity.
generosity and Justice. has become perfect
hell; the temples OF justice are sanctuares
for crime. the ministers of tho laws. the
csballers, licensed murderers shed nnocen;
blood on the most public thoroufares with
impunity, Witnesses OF the most atrocious
crimes are either spirited away, bought of
or intimidated from testifying perjured as
sociates are retained to prove alibis, and
ready bail IS always procurable for the use
OF those whom il is not Immediately prudent
90 enlarge otherwise The electoral system
is a farce and fraud the knife, the slung
shot. the brass knGckles determining, while
the sham Is being enacted. who shall occupy
and admister the offices OF the municipality
and the commonwealth.
The True Delta saws the following dis
graceful act OF vandalism was perpetrated
on the day the Federal troop. took posses
sion.
The Federal troops took possession OF
the Custom House, Post Office, &c. Al
shutdown Of that day the Federal force was
ordered 10 return 10 the fleet at anchor op
! pos.te the city. When they left. the row
dies broke open the Post Office, and, for q
time. had a perfect saturnalia in that estab
lishment. They took possession of every
thing but the vault, which they could no
enter. they took all the letters they coul,
lay their hands on, and, we presume, rifles
them of their contents they carried off I
valuable gold watch, the private property Of
| the postmaster. and large amount of specie
and, IN fact, robbed and plundered the Is
| Enlistment. Did those Nandals conside
for moment that the money they stole, o
the letters they DESTROYED. we're the property
of the citizens Of New Orleans, and not tha
Of tie Federals. We believe they did not
and DO not care. Their object was evident
~ nothing but public plumber"
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MARKETS..
I'm Ordinance for the Better Protec
ton of the Markets.

src. /. Be Il ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of Terre Haute, that IL shall b. unlawful for
anyperson TO retail Fresh Meats outside Of the South
ern Market House without frSt procuring license
therefor and any person who shall violate this Ordi
nance shall on conviction fosfeit and pay any
not exceeding ~ enty five dollars.
SAC. g The foregoing prohibition shall not extend
sales Of Wild game, fish nor fowls nor 10 sales OF
meat from Pork OF Packing Houses during the pack
ing seasons, nor sales OF animals by the quarter.
SIC. ,. Any person may procure license TO sell
Fresh Meats for one year, by paying 10 the Ireasur
er the sum II fifty dollars, Of which fact the Treas
urer shall give 20 The applicant certificate, and on
his being presented 20 the Clerk he shall charge The
Treasurer with the amount and issue license au-
thori1ing the party 10 retail Fresh Meats Ia the City
for one year, which, when countcrsigned by the
Mayer shall constitute the license referred e. IN the
first section Of this Ordinance, provided, however,
that In case a person wishes license 10 retail only
Pork he have the same by paying fifteen dollars
and provided further that license 20 retail meats
generally pork only shall not authorize the holder
10 sell in but one place Of business.
sEc. .. The stalls IN tho Market House shall be
rented a. follows, to-wil: Any person wishing 10
rent ny one Of The twelve stalls on the cast end.
.hAll pay seventyhve dollars Per year for the same,
but fhe takes additional stall adjoining he shall
have for twenty five dollars bat be shall not sub
LEI any sia 20 third person under penalty Of pay
ing the full rent ofseveiyhve dollars for the same
ANY person rent any one Of the eight stalls IN
| the west end 81 the Market House by paying rom
thirty i've % sixty dollars per annun, 70 be liked by
/ the Market Master. One half Of the rent money
/ shall DC pald IN adtauces \ lot l3eaVio -
months with approved security given fer the other
half aud no person will be permitted 20 occupy =
stall without having paid the rent IN advance Of the
| time he occupies. Any person renting any Of TIE
twelve stalls IN the east end a. above stated. can
have the refusal % the from year 20 year a. the
| same rent. for hvr Years.
SIC g. Tho market hours shall De as follows.
Between TIE fret Of April and ise first q oeioeeI
/ OF each aay Of the week. sundays excepted. from
o'clock al o'clock A. ~, and on SATURDAY, even
ings fam til calf past O'clock and from The trs'
q October al the first q April, from al o'ce,
~. and Saturday evenings from al ~ o'clock
sfc. 6. The money received from license and rents
q the Market House and penalties for violation q
Market Ordinances. shall after paying The expense
% The improvements on the Market House now or
defet, hs kept az seperaie fund on interest an
denernl mated ''ths Market House fund.
SIC. 7. All Ordinances in Counict With thia sF'
hereby repealed.
Adopted Ma 10Th. .. ltf1.
Attest w n. STEWART. Nafof.
4 D Grtlft. Cieik mss2Sfsu
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Jefferson Dsv,s aud the Virginia Us
lslaturr.

Ienessen Dsvls and the Virginia f.es
tslature.
Tbs complete letter writer does not furnish
= model Coz she covsrtpondence between the
Rebel President and the Legislature Of that
State vhlch has been made a cats-pa~ by
South CArol.na Ia this Rebellion SD IN
deed the condition Of NiEinn She i
lr-s ravsgr,i. drsolatet. eaten up ~ the war
sa1 he j. uow % lose her onlT consolation
il ,h.s miserable sfAse-iiat Of wiihstanding
onr sqprosch sri fsusiuinE uncouqnefef -
She iesr % 10 Ee-conquefsd
In answer 20 tie vlrriuians vho canpot
understand tie Rebel rotfea'. JET Davis J.
Guilty a ouce 81 the impefilnence and false.
hooi Of sfatirr that The sacred SOL vii
nsi be abandoned. and taat even should
Richmond fali. ha viii continue the war IN
Virr,aia. here 80 rrav 70 successfsiis car
rel "a af.i maintained for tventy Yeafs
It il a. he h5sei that tie Virgins fsei,b
fare = ssr6ed with he enormoos boasi and
n -. who can comgisir
Bot dccent regard for truth conpsls tie
.,sertion thsf shep Richmond falls. ultt, Is
uil lail lhe ufsfiare IL the kebel Govern
mrni The,r poser uiii then have departed
10 ~ eses If ne worid. their army I'll Q
fsaffsnlfei their snfpllcs inadequate. Ia
4 sofI. the frcuiT Years of DAVIS presisr
t.,a = Ili tairiie - DAYS of weeks. ADD be
hln.sif I'll be oui a. reach a the Nifg.niA
reofie. uhom Be has 80 made last snc.
re..fal EFFORT q gaii Ne Is sefieusiY meli-
s.ti.r a.rhi .efoss lhs Atlantic. sbefs ho IA
ssnt 81 ts.ssesrs AL shis last boat looks
sefly sms.k % fefef ~ inriae0s de
pariare
when l.off pafirFtsoke heard that be
r.4 "a bs .a.tr.soati tci sliA.nisd. 80 ere.
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GrxrnAL BvrLkE Is operating against the
Confederate Government, at New Orleans
IL ! very effective manner. He has ordered
the circulation of Confederate notes AM bills,
% cease. and renders void all contracts for
,he transfer of property. in consideration OF
such notes and bills. The Dsiis. CresceHf'
AID Bee. have been suppressed for violating
ii, orders in what they should publish.
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A DrsEE-rE from the rebel army reports
BeausegsFd a. having arrived a. Richmond
There IS so-e probability Of tie 'rsih Of
this Statement.
Our dispatches Ibis morning Indicate
eha-ge N the rebel programme a, Richmond
AL We expect 70 hear Of .aanguiaary srfns-
rle nc.s Tie rebel eapitsi within the next
sxo or three days. Tie rebel forces shi
-rohshIy nusnber from u. 600 10 20. 600 nen.
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TEE xemphis Avalanche Of the 18th has
e. article ca The ineElcieaey Of guerrilla var.
fsrs The Avalanche very scnsib iy remarks.
We might IS vel observe. vhst every
siae man acquainted with tho ussZcs - var.
n anc.ent a wssl a. uo1sFa tines. kaovs.
chat guerrilla warfare, unsupported ard
unchecke1 By The ex1ieat1 Of lsEcs an
organ 1st arm GO. i certain 20 tere1efatc
into mere brtgandsfe. more bufiini - The
pcop's snong whom a i waged thai 20 TIE
s.smy sgsinss boa u = osssnssbly dsssclsi
aad Il . certain that mere Fneuilla bands
rcvsr ia achieve te6.si< f-sr't. st hamc
o. so.osi
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mics believing him 10 be In profound ignor
anee OF their schemes. be went boldly 20 the
opera 10 lnsl their vigilance, and thus, be
tween the acts slipped out. and before they
we're aware. was on his way 10 France. j..
ID. has been reading the historic studies Of
tais astate peer. and = trying. perhaps, the
Old game under new circumstances.--Phiia'
deipkia fHqairv.
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DfArH % IsbIASA SoLDlEks At ST. LoCIs.
May l1.-james Tindell, CO. ID, 2ish lndi
ana May ~. Leonard Kirby and Oscar
Crane. Co /, iith Indiana. May ls, Mm.
lakewood, CO. =, SD Ind: John Frost. CO.
b, 5ad Ind, Abram Dupul, Co h, 4ilh Ind.
May 23d. David Girkire, CO. X. sad Ind. 4.
Bottoms. CO. ii, 10Th Ind; J l. Greer, co.
X, S3d Ind
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AZ 70 YOU. my constituents, tAaf a. ~
-ep1essnfafire. triu nerer rofs enf ees"f,
one nan. o. one eEa % ts< Asusnisirs''eA =
Abralam Lincoin % Eaaks uaT rnon n
SsaiA Dawn ". NooRHxEz-
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n appesrs thai the battle at Hanover
Cour. Hos1e. ~as Is severely Contested a.
snv which has been foughs upon The soa Of
he OLD Dominion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

TIE Memphis Avalsneho 81 &c i1th inst /.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-30

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