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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

AxofnIR EMANCIPATION CoSeRrssxAy rRor
Aissorn-The official couat Of votes re-elec,.
John W. NOEL to Congress by m.j.ri,y, from
the South Eastern district OF Missouri. This
gives the emancipation Republicans the eontro
Of the deesasion. they having FIVE membess te
the tory save drivers four. M. NOEL has new
e. ainehed upon the Union question, and va.
The hrss man in Congress to introduce q bill 70,
eoupensatsd emancipation.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24
important 60 the Friends Of Michigan Sol.
dtsss.

The friends Of Michigan soldiers Of the follow.
ing regiments, io-sit: The LIST I'd. 4th. sih,
10Th and 2Oth Regiments Of Michigan Iiantry.
will take notice that JOIN 0'Hsrs L Sou gill
again visit those regiments on the llth day
Of Janrary next, 1868. siih supplies donated TO
each soldier, TO be delivered 10 him 10 person
oy them, for the foIlo~ing charges:
For each box or package OF rs pounds or IN
der. e..
For each boz or package from Is TO Sc lbs,
So.
For each box or package from as to 100 lbs.,
Is
And at the rate Of Is per cot. for packages
weighing over 100 pounds. The above prices
are moderate for actual and personal delivery 10
the army, ia view Of the express charges 70
Washiu gton, snd the hun reds OF tons rensie'
ing there which caDuo. reach their destination.
The good. to be marked 70 the person, CON.
pany and regiment With an ind.l Die marx. AID
TO either Of the subscribers by q card or paper,
At the store Of Maynard, Stebbins l. Wison.
Ann Arbor. Charges in ali cases prepaid oy
the person sending. enclosed ia q litter to the
uod~rsigned. JOHN 4 WV. O'HARA,
Ana Aroor. Mich.
NJ. O'Hsra has recently returned iron . VIZ
it to the army, having successfully and fsshfoI
ly delivered . large lot o supple. TO the 2oth
sud other regiments, and kno.ing the ropes
We ,hiak ne will be sure TO get through With bn
neII lot Our exchanges are reqsesed TO copy
the above, especially those in counties hsvifg
companies in the regiments nsped-Ana A''
Dor Argus.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

How THEY Foucnr-A correspondent o: TIE
New York Commercial ssys:
"Those Who y tnes.ei Saturdays eight from
the .,eeple Of the Baptist Church. at F'.drr'eks'
onrg. describe our men, tsth some exc-ptonS
as having fought desperately, and the Bumoes
present at the roll calls Of yesterday morning.
conf % the story. The Ne. York 9th ssd BAT
fifty men the New York sstb ~ss under the
command # q lie, Li-u,ensnt; the Ne" foix
s.th va. about cut 70 pi-ces Gen. joe Hoos'
-r is said To have been the imoereonarion OF .
chained ball dog sn Friday, % impatient =" ~
20 " 90 In
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

CHARIEsroS lLLrxISArrxG YoR OIxoclArrc
VrcroRIts-A correspondent Of the H.verhill
(Aass), Gasesss. writing from Beaufort, s. c.,
November Is, asserts that 200 guns we're fred
10 Charleston and the city beautifully ilIunins-
ted. in honor Of the Dsmocraae victories in New
York md Pecnsylvanis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

a 1t 10 asserted in several papers that
Gen. Sterling Price has resigned his position in
the Confederate arm.. We don's before il.
Price is essential to that army. He can do more
dirty work, and do it better than Any other Gen.
eral in the Confederate army (a.vsys excepting
Fioyd), and they are not going to spare him for
light and transient causes.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

WEsrHRs VIRaTSIA ADMITTED The bill fer
the admission Of Western Virgins, which had
formerly passed the Senate. passed the House
On the 18th inst, BY the handsome vote Of IS to
S.. The bill provides for the gradual emanci-
patton Of the slaves- A. might have been ex
pseted, Judge Granger voted against the bill.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

DgPAETrRE OF GEE BLAIR-Gen. BAR sns
ssaf lett S.. Louis on "Wednesday, for the iose
Mississippi. 'is brigade, embracing % II oo'f'
some of the finest officers and men il the Wss''
ern army, expect 70 participate in the e1pec'e's
for tie reduction Of vicksburg and the opening
Of the Mississippi river. The Missouri sroofs
~e are veil assured, .iil acqait themseives ~
an6soIe aud Elective manner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

The following b liss Of the Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES elect of the next Legisla-
rure, compared ith the retnrns in the ONCE Of
the Secretary of State, and believed TO be correct.
Republicans 10 Romans Democrats and fu
sion in Isalira
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

PoPuIA.iox OF CHIcAeo-A carefully taken
esnsss Of the city o. Chicago, Just completed.
see"s that her population during the past too
ysafs hes increased 81. 7ss. In 1860 il wa leo !.
M Moe i b Isl, $50.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

II Jef. Davis ev,dently don't like the ioos'
Of things 10 the Souths vest, ard % has gone ON
to " regulate masters.n he vas last heard q
xurfreesboro.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

q JED DAVIS is reported to have said that
tennessee must be held a, all hazards" TIA,
sjus: what ss think and propose to do.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24


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Lansing, Dec. sta, 1872
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

o'clock. Tie Second corps, General Couch,
moved out from the upper part Of the city with
Q strong detachment of .kirmishers. The enc
my yielded the ground gradually, though they
---.--.-a -.~~-As. -i.h -:aas arm ht
and Tor come time the rattle Of Hlusketry VAS 10
ceesant. At the same time of this movement of
the batteries, division, stationed on the bluff.
across the river, openei with shell to cover our
advance The rebel infantry. having fallen back
to their FRS; lire of int'enchnents and rife pits.
their batteries opened With vigorous and rapid
are upon our columns, which had now come 70
= temporary halt. awaiting the result Of tire ar
siliery fighting For some line our artillery on
the bluffs kept up heavy fire on the rebel bs.
teries, with much success. The batteries on
Taylor's bill, nearly opposite Falmouth, we're &
nsly si!enced. During this time, the rebel ar.
tillery almost entirely devoted to sheiline our
advanced troops. Hancock's division bad the
advauce, supported By the other divisions Of
corps, while the Ninth corps. General Wilcox,
remained under arms in town, in readiness 10
advance. Soon after the ~hole corps deploy ed
into line Of battle and moved forward to attack
and storm the rebel right batteries. While from
the erem,'s works a terrible shower of shell and
grape and shsrpnel tore through their bleeding
ranks. notwithstanding which they steadily
pushed on to the ride pits within /. short dis
lance Of the FRS, line of intrenchnents. From
the former they drove the rebels, making prise
mere o. some, while the remainder took refuge be
hind the earthsorks. This vas accomplished
after most heroic and long continued efforts, IN.
der CALLING and murierous Ere. Unable to
hold out against the terrible f-e they nov en-.
eoaotered, they 6nally retired 10 good order
carrying away their wounded eomradea They
fea back 70 their original line Of pickeu, thus
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-24

division, .4so-total, 1850.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoroMAc,
Dec. lS-Evening.
All has been quiet to day except two shot
SOD "a aisna-:. tho n.ihArng IF abe banda n
rebels on the plain opposite. The enemy strong
Iy picket the river along our front.
Official reports Of our losses in the late BATH.
make the number less than reported, being leo,
than 400 killed ard 900 wounded. A I.rg.
portion Of the wounded we're but slightly hurt
We lost 500 prisoners and took a many.
New York, Dec. 10.
A.pecial Nashville dispatch. dated the 18th,
to the 7ribane. says: Gen, Dodge, .i,h his cav
airy. has been fighting Forrest all day IN the
vicinity Of Corin,h. Forest has 4, 600 and Dodge
$500 cavalry. The latter has Eve pieces Of
artillery.
Morgan is reported moving to cut of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
1t is reported that Van Dorm, with 5000
men, has arrived At Stevenson, Ala, 70 join
Bragg.
Kirby Smith il reported moving towards Leb
anon to support Morgan.
The whole force of Rebels in Tennessee d e
tua,ed At 10000.
They had Is, 900 st Nurfreesboro. Their out
posts are about 10 miles from Nashville.
Ro.ecrsnz has dismissed l.rgs number 81
officers for drunkenness aad disobed;enee Of or.
derA
New York, Dec. 10.
Richmond dispatches Of the 18th say, the
rebel loss At the Fredericksburg battle vas e..
500; 100 wounded had arrived there and vers
On the way there Monday night. They !osi
Gems. Gregg and Cobb aud many fsd oi6cera
The Sd South Carolina Regiment wss nearly an.
INFLATED. -. E. @
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

The Spanish troops troops we're returning
from the interior. The EuSish forces Nefe
10 leave tho country. Tie French fe en-
forcemcnts had not arrived. French forces
were on the way TO Tehusn The Span
iArls started on The let instant for Orizaba.
Marques Nth i've thouszfd troops holds
the roa.i from Vera Crur "a the city Of Mex
ic0.
Al American citizen. belonging % Lew.
ell. bearer o. dispAt hes from the Washing
ton Government for Minister Corwin vas
murdered on tho 2ist ult, While going from
Vera Cruz 10 the city OF Mexico.
Negotiations betsec the Mexican GoV-
eminent aud tie allies sere 70 commence Al
OriEAba APRIL
Honduras dates are to the 9th Of Feb -
faborable reaction had occurred and or
der was being restored. Medina had been
chofen President pro TEN.
Prem havana Il Is stated that tue Spanish
bark Theresa had been captured by one of
the United States Sqgad-on and clared Al
Illegal prize.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

tnittee on she District OF Columbia 10 inquire
and report by What authority Mr.. By sioe
OF Georgetown seixed CF caused 10 be seized.
t~o men, and had them sent 10 Baltimore
and had them imprisoned in jail. AID Wheih-
es such arrest and imprisonment ~a- not IN
violation OF the following provision u Con
eress, Which says mo person shall be depri-
we'd OF his lie OF liberty without due process
OF law
Mr. Johnscu objected TO tie resolution
The resolution. therefore. could not lie re
cciyed later.
Dir Loseloy succeeded ia introducing his
resolution.
Mr Wicklife. Of Nez i0gk, moved 70
lay the resolution on tie table The n.0-
ton ~as lost, yeas %. nays u. The rs-oiu-
tion was the passed.
The House went into Committee Of tie
Whole on tax bill Mr.. colfAx in the chair.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


We are authorized 20 announce he n.ins
Of ZrxAs SMITH. a. = candidate for re-eiee-
ton 20 the ofice Of Justice OF The ie~eo 'o'
Hsrri.on township. Al the April eiec''ea.
We are authorized 70 announce the n.Hhe
u LAxsrrT DIR, asa candidate ior &c e'se-
ton TO the oFce OF Magistrate Tor hArri-ot
township. as the April election.
We are authorized xSssOubce the nsms
Of JoK< SArEK az. candidate for the Office
Of Magistrate for Harrison Township. At the
April election
We are authorized 70 announce GEokGx
II PUrDr a. candidate for reelection A.
Constable Al the ApEil election.
We are authorized 10 announce the usms
OF SsxrHI Hans ss = candidate for C0n-ta
bic fer Harrison Township. At the ensuing
April election.
We are authorized 70 announce the name
0f A0sxs n. HoixEs. as candidate for
Constabls for Harrison Township. at the
April election.
We are auih0fiked 70 announce the name
Of T. J. foEErsT as a candidate for Mage
,rats for Harmon Towzship. Al the April
election.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

- We have received coy, of he
Knoxville Register. an oas and 90, scccsh
paper. which contains some ssris ing feature.
Il vss Published On the issh Of February.
and expresses strong contdence IA the saie,,
of Fort Donelsoa sod the spes,i, recovery %
fsri Hsssy.
in ssethes plsre "A ss,- that Congressman
Ely continue. b. opposition 20 the var 70
such sa ssieb, that he all psossbl, - en,
n Port lsfavssss.
IL further avs shst the iAskees .fs 4,
eager % sro~ ootion in Soatbssn lliinoi-.
'hAt the, can't wais 'ili spriag. toplsn' bst
nave r.is>i ssreral bales this winter
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

NV foRk. March .l7.--lt appears that
one OF the stipulations made at the confer.
ence between Geua Prime and Doblado. Wa
that no more troop be landed. Under this
some Spanish troops returned to Cuba. and
the expected French reiniorcemcnts under
Gen. Lorencc were to return without land
ing.
The Britirh iorce- win return via Bermu-
ia 10 England Their mules. forser, &c
were -old 10 the French. who started for
Tehuan on the 22i.
Several rebel schooners had been brought
into key West, including the VIM Wallory
number OF rebel schooners with small
quantities. of cotton. had reached Havana.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

OtNu>NAH. Mafcu .
Flour unchanged. tie cits bakers Who
have government contracts Tor army bread,
are buying super and all offered. AT 81 25a
4 30. il taken. small sales Of extra and fam.
lily. 81 40@i 20.
whea, quiet az 90@95c for red. aud 81,
1 .0j for white
An active dem4ld for corn At J5c.
Oats firmer and in geod demand at pc.
Rye in good demand at $50 80.
Whiskey firm al 10
Provisions held more firmly, but buyers
not anxious. and not willing 70 operate at
over Saturdays prices.
Mess Pork not saleabls at over Sl0 s5td
III OO; Bulk meats at over 3G13iA for Shout
ders. There II fair demand at these rates.
but not much lone owing 10 the frmness Of
holders.
Lard :. but it Is held shade higher head
and gut is Ia demand at o.,
No change IN groceries.
Exchange firm at &c premium.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
coNGREss-Frasr sr-sros.

wAsurNsroN. March H..
SrSArr--Mr Harris presented petition
from the citizens of New York. asking Con.
gress 10 dispense with the agitation of the
slavery question and attend 10 the restora
ton OF the Union
Mr. Wilson of Massachusetts, presented A
petition for the emancipation of the slaves
Mr.. Lane of kansas. offered resolution
that the Committee on Territories. enquire
into the cSpedieney Of 80 altering the bcun-
dares Of Causas as 10 include the lndan
Territory. Adopted.
Mr. Fesscuden from the Committee Of
Conference on the Bill providing for the
purchase of coin. made a report which was
agreed e.
Mr. Hale offered resolution that the
Naval Committee impure into the eApetl
ency OF appropri s,ing money h. make eape-
ments in'esiing and proving iron cladirg Tor
vessels of war Adopted
The ioiut resolution authorizing the Pres
iient ~ assign tho command Of Zee troop IN
the field % oihcer- alfAont regard q senot
is. vs. taken rp
Afcr discussion oa ti,c MOTION of Mr
Mesmith Of Oregon, The resolution was re
committed 70 the Military Committee
Ca motion OF Mr.. Fe scnden. The Toe.
Office Appropriation Bill was taken up
NJ Latham also offered "a amendment
thaf American steamers sud sailing vessel
bound 20 ans foreign port shall receive such
malls a. the T. q. Department may cause 10
be placed on hoard and promptly deliver the
same. thand thel vessels coming foreign por-
-hsil receive any mali matter from cansuls,
The oom Fehalioa beng the usual scstage.
Nr ~hermea novel a. Sd3. provided tie
TO eminent shall noi psy more than q re
cciFcs The motion Wa~ agreed - The
amendnrn VS. shen adopssf anil The hin
passed
The L.ll ~ the stiiition ol slavery IN tie
Disiric, Of Columbia. VA then iaien up and
postponed until TO morrow.
Ar Trumbuh. from the COMMITTEE on
J Judiciary reported back the House bin 10
facilitate Judicial proceedings Tor captured
property. sni ioI the better aiiriiafion Of
rrre-. Lxecaiise sess'0n
HorsE The House plssri the senate
,olns resolution. tat II any State during the
prc@enf rebellion -hsi make sny appropris-
ton 70 pay the solrnieer. Of that State, lhe
Secretary IT War = authorized 10 accept the
sane. snd cause il 20 bc applied bs tie Pay
master General 10 tie payments designated
lon in TIE same manner a. II appropriated
~ scl ol 4 4nefe--. AM al.o % make sny
fe. ai4i-.f- illsf mss be Aecsssafs for the
nssesssr, Go he disbursement; And proper
application o! .ueh funds iuf tLe specific pur
pee Tor vaifh tisf ~ bf appropriated ~
states
The House sBncurfcd in lhe report ol The
Commiztee Of Conference on the till re-u,
lsting susiers who are authorized % have 4
lien on the soldiers q cniv one srth of the
amount paid then Penalties ere sn1exei
fof violating this pro, ision.
A resolation a. sioptel calling o. he
S~cfe,sry Of Var 20 inform The House by
shose sutliogiiy certain ve--r,s we're recent
~ Chartered. sri the amount II comrels1
tsoa O. t,e pad for tie same az.
VI. LoFsjoy OF Illinois ssksd leave d h.
isotera Fes3iction .nstructirg re Con
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
FROM MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE, March IA decision Of
the Supreme Court Of this State. in relate.
TO the asse ,sfnsnt o. taxes. declares that all
State taxes since 1855 are unconstitutional
by reason Of inequality OF taxation The
Legislature will take immediate action An
act for relief from mortgages ws- also de-
cldci uncon-ttional
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

As 2 n o'R'le. 9Th .-,eh s..isa.ns. =.
a.as be faaj nece<>ary. wlll opeas rsi,s,s
'ssoes n the Slh'eysO~a S~hoei House. o
sao1.s Asr-h 5lst Ani all use b.. hess
-cos's 90 gi.e The mast easir. -ssi.t.rs.oo 70
a''< 80 saAs favor h.m a .,h iAslr rstrn
.F- .hf
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

al Ill t-sos tie sgs.ax s.-1i.s..
- - '''a V-s~ners Hat ~ he fr~,
e~'ar'.s la Mark ill ,h~a s,s.~. a..
80 - NJ ave iSli>r - H.s- T. s,us
s"'isr- sad sfsy eeus.. All u, f.s, sel,.,
s''A Hat - sA's< dollars saa an eeas. -
an Hat Hsis ~ ne. -arfaaiel Il q -,
give -alislsctsos.
4 " iovERRE. rfaes.e.l H.s...
Nacce~or 10 J Z iATf~
CrF fitk ant N.Ir ~.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

EhASDRETn's ILLS --IoF a.. f.siersn.A
Lssih q thos- Who have h.sn -irlsAsn - Apople.s
Or paralysis r-sy Ars the only r-l.sAie sledscss
al sseelicns u IL iuhgs. chsgi an hooe,s Iii.
rrcmp' use save hfs and qsIe1ly curr- rsssau.a.
MA. plcurisy. eb-iers. ~fnd, srssns- worm, sAara
morhus. csrrheA. sysentsry ~hrthsr irO,a rnsisii.
eating nnfipe fruit, oth-r faults IN dit y'r,s
thfif infucuoe. Asthma. rcri. rhtusnatlssns. hsr
affections. rupsnres. inns-nmstions u any organ
lessrs. whether agus or other specific fsyefS 'ols
d-e.se- .suntss. A. yitu.'s dsncs suslpor. las
les. Group. sryspss-. white r~.iIIngs plIe- ulsl.
of even thirty year, esnunusbce and esrs, l.ll,
1cers u the liver. have al s~en caes p prDsssnll,
BY desc oslebrHisd Vegetable rtaUst.sl r1lis is
female conplNluss Ard nervous dssssss u.sy ha..
eeea equally suocss-su.. tvlte change q ris Gssi
trf. and second p~rioisl. Kyllepsy. teprssslo1 =
spirits. frighsfai dsFsuss. all sbsuaenor. .na rsla.
ati.as are by them onrsi. dsp~rset aud ,srfss. .sl
Pfiss 70 cents pr bon.
soli ey J. r. crsrsanA.. 1erre Hsos.. ana ~ -
respectable deslsrs Il usdlsl4e. iaLls~in
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

fusr MosnoI. March l6.--Bad weather
delays repairs on the telegraph cable
The Congressional Committee on Naval
Ahairr. and the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. came down from Washington this
morning and returned tonight. sftet inspect.
INK the Mentor and other objects of interest
here
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
FROM LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. March l7.-Friday night. rain
swelled Barren river out Of its banks, snd
carried away the p0ntoon bridge over the
river at Bowling Green.
Railroad Communication with Nashville IS
consequently suspended FOR the present
The Ohio j. also rising npidly
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

CoiL.Iios There will be e,lla..oa 90
Ell Ia the basement OF the Congregations
Church. CO THURSDAY night. for the purpose
Of raising funds for rsplenishins the Hbsr,
of the Sabbath school connected 18th that
Church Tickets. - cts children. 10 oI-
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

Al ns oID rs.sa The Memphis irs
isneA< Of the 1th dslighle.i a. readers AMI
fred tbs Southern heart hy the announce
ment that Gen. Pr,ce had Won a grost Veto
~ Ia Arksnsss. capturing Eve thousand pti-
1nsr. The ArsisncAe sin leave tho fac
i.so1 long unconsradicted
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

Rlsrs Nrw~ The Wabash .tiIl continues
20 fs.. snd q above the hssls. Some
.ppr,hsas.ou Ieis Coz the -ate,y q proper
" along the n,er.
The sseames Campbell came IA from Ciin
ton. yestsrls, .aornisg. ~ith fair trip and
number Of "a. .ergers. Several other boats
have been a. laDl,ng within the last few
is,s
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

coscsr.-we hope 20 see the City School
Hall hlled 70 ovsrtlowing. 20 night. The lie
mani for aid % The amilie. Of our brave
volunteers = greai. The music ~iii include
several popular ehouse.. and other music.
-hieh AL can appreciate We need not -as
IAys that Il sill be- sscrlleni. The csvse
commend. itsclf a. s.ef, benevolent. pAgr
ofic hear
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

IL Ma Richard Forster OF tai. city. will
leave here g. sisis the hospital Il Evansville.
and will tlka change ~ an, donations. Vr
,tore-. packages A. that the benevolent
may ~ish 50 scni to the .ick -oldi,r-. on
Ne.ipe-.ias neaL
Aflicle- should be leis 4 HaItsock 4 Ban
lll.tef'- Clothing store
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03
PHILADELPHIA

funADIlrnIA. March 1.-THE we'll
known publishers of Dr kane's works. has
offered Par-on Brownlow ten thousand dol
lars for the copyright OF his proposed hook
giving an account OF hi- suficring-
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

r,SoE,Ss o. NlAsut-we hope oas cit
i1ens viii remsrnher that me exhibition OF
Frankenstein's Panorama al Niagara opens
at tho univer-aii.t Church tonight This
Ia magnihieent painting and &c hope !, will
ss visited b. all our citizens.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-03

u I ~eshesEss has teaao, ~ -. Meat
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I's-s--i - .-s al oh. al sa.soasss. .ss ..
~ ''ore as-ill favof him -isAae.n
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