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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16


To rnk Ssr,<YNs - TfRnE HAurK.-Hav-
ing just ss'urned from Paris. (Fance.)
where my neshod Of reading. spelling and
defining the French language. Ia. been APP
proved by the members Of the Academy. |
have now located in this city for the purpose
organizing several classes in taAt Ian
gaage. | will follow my own method in
teaching by wich students shall invariably
acquire tho best knowledge OF the language in
81 months. including genuine pronunciation.
AMI rule> 20 divide words into sylable,. which
Il vii be my constant Effort to explain be-
fore commencing the French Grammar
have been several years French professor IN
tho State OF Illinois.
The classes will be divided into hour or
ganis ,lsons. one fos boys. one for gentlemen.
one for girl. ADD one for young ladies'
~ni. also give private lessons - accommo
date families. and viii furnish ffeurh text
books At iow rsies
w,Ii bs =, ny residence. - a,n street.
owes Tlllo,son's Jeveirv Establishment. ev
ssy das from TO II o'clock a m.
| an permitted ~ refer tn the lollos az
gentlemen
Hon r. W TwoNrso~
Sa3ert :. E.sIt.
FgRsI> Nlrrskr.
lion Jcax Z R,iRD
vssy Respectfully.
FL. LESEURE
fsEis. IIIs., April 10. isss'
We. Ale undersigned. having been solicit
~ to attend the ANIMATION OF the French
class taught by Prof y. +. Leseure. at The
Edgar Academy. take great pleasure IN ssy
M that the examination far surpassed ou'
most sanguine expectations And viii tale
this opportunity Of Recommending 20 al "a
rents. Who wish % have their children stud,
french % cali upon Prot / lessufs
JAMS A. ksp-.
JAMS SrkxLf.
Sssxfpss Rssn Con
w ktts
= n hIuH
IT. I'm 10 choke Nes orleAn. sag.
receiving and for ale BY
alysdew A. McRGEGoR a CO.
FnsSn Masr NsxxEr.--I irvite nv felio,
c.tsfens 10 call II nv meat shop GA tie we.
~isse q Market Street. betseen Main a.
Chsrry Streets. and raFel.ase Of ue n
choi~.ss qs<iity q fr~-h mssss ~iich /.
wass keep 90 hsnds 40 -al aelis,
meats ~ any part Of the eisy - lesving ..
rssoto DO. SfkNfkSoN.
o. az.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

WOULD RESPECTFULLY An
w neancs e fhe siu1sas q TIRE Haste a.
ti<In.iy ihai hasinE pxrmansntly lccstst 'u tkflf
asltss - - rrepsrr1 FFsrttce hrdtetns al Saf
rsFy 81 Ell ttetr trau<hes.
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tueea "a ar1 60 streets. ~hers - raar 4. fsast
81 al Assrs ~Asa 80 r.Fufessiensily snx.g~s.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons
~ indebted 20 the estate ~ Andrew wilkins, de
CEASED for Clerks fees Ia suit brought by them or
against them. arr hereby notiasd that and sfter
the 18th dAy Of August next, Fee Bls Executions
viii IN every case DO issued 10 collect the same
All who Wish TO the costs incident 10 collection
by legal process, Will give immediate attention 10
this notice.
n. n. MoFfATT, Admir-
Iaiyl2dkw2w Of Andrew wilkins.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
a that writ o. Attachment has been Issued ~
the undersigned, Justice Of the Peace IN ssj Tor
fsyette Township, Nigo county Indiana. la favor 81
y. n. A james watts, and against the gocds and
chstiels 81 Charles Gallant and the proceedings an.
der said Attachment win be heard at my Office Ia
said Township. saturday the 9th day II August.
l-o3, at o'clock, ~, where ell may attend that
have any interest therein
". PfrTEsoER. Up.
Juiy1tw3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

OrR CotNrRY CAIIR - To Arms All
those willing to join with us. and shoulder a
musket IN defence Of our country. viii come
forward ,ul .ign the muster roll at the re-
csuiting oilirc on 81 street. or at the Andi-
tors Once. 4. b. ALIEN,
J. {. GnFosp.
NJ. DopsoN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

II I'm 10 cholce Ne~ orleans Sugar
reossvine and for sale by
alysaeN 4. McRGEGoR a O..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

ESeaAvINa oF DoreLAs.-The Agent for
the @l'e Of this celebrated Steel Engraving,
by Doney. from the photograph by Hesler,l
published 10y Mark Rowe 4 Co. Is now in
the city. Mr.. Couch informs US that ae will
only remain here for Zen days. and every
one wishing one of these splendid engra-
wings should avail themselves Of the oppor
tunity and call on him at the Clark House
Mr. Couch will also call on the business por.
ton of the city for orders. Price of en-
craving IL 90. Frame in rosewood 81 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16

I AIDES Shell Side Combs. Back
- AMI Rahbss ReanA coushs. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-16
MUSICAL.

THE SOUTHERN BANK OF
i Indiana has declared a dividend q i've PEI
cent on Capital STOCK cat u he earnings r the
last months payable o. Stcrkhoiders ~ 81 Office
on and after the 18th Inst.
n. WILLIAMS. Pref
July >. ise3diw
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25

Episcopal Services win be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, and
three P. M
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25
San Francisco Adv's.
EDS! SEEDS!!
TO DEALERS,
Farmers, Gardeners, and Others.

FARMERS, daT0e0eTS, ana ULnerS.
WE OFFER THE MOST ExTEN-
wv sive assortment Of Fresh Field, Garden, Fruit,
and Flower Seeds the Pacific Coast, from the best
growers in the United States and Europe; comprising
in part
15,OOO lbs Alfalfa Clover Seed, pure, growth 1891
1000 lbs Red Clover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Clover.
QUO lbs. Timothy Grass Seed.
l.UOO lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed
900 lbs Millet Seed
1000 lbs. Lucerne Clover Seed.
90 Bush. Red Top Grass Seed
% Bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 Bush. Rye Grass Seed.
20 Bush Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
Is Bush. Sanfoin Glover Seed.
10 Bush Sweet Verna Grass Seed.
10 Bush. Crested Dogstai Grass Seed.
10 Bush. California Prairie Clover,
500 lbs. Sugar Beet Seed.
500 lbs. Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet
800 lbs. Long Blood Beet.
200 lbs. Turnip Blood Beet,
500 lbs. Ruta Baga Turnip Seed.
300 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed.
200 lbs. Long Orange Carrot.
Ieo lbs. White Belgian Carrot.
400 lbs. Assorted Onion Seed.
1000 lbs TOP ONIONS
Together with all the varieties required
Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Pruning
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding
Knives, Saws, etc., etc.
Boxes of 100 papers assorted Seeds put up expressly
for Dealers. A liberal discount will be made to the
trade.
We have very fine assortment of Dutch Bulbous
Towering Roots, which we can pack to 60 secure for
any distance.
Catalogues sent on application. All orders ad.
dressed to J. r. SWEENY & co.
San Francisco,
AH- VIII meet with prompt attention. -mM
San Francisco, Dec. n, ls6l.-3m.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25
ArrIvaI ond Departure % the Malls.

AAAANM nHu departure Oh the MuhASs
IRAvE NEVADA CTY for Sacramento San Francisco
Nevada Territory, and overland-daily, at two
O'Clock, a. Nj. ARRIVE daily at O'Clock, p NJ.
LEAVE Nevada City for Grass Valley Rough L Ready,
Timbuctoo Marysville and Northern California,
daily Sundays excepted) att AM ARRIVE daily
SUNDAYS excepted,) at O'Clock, Pm.
LEAVE Nevada City for North San Juan. Forest City,
and nOwnieyile daily Sunday excepted at A. NJ.
ARRIVE daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock Pm.
LEAVE Nevada City for Auburn Sundays excepted }
daily at An. ARRIVE Sundays excepted, J daily
at 8 O'Clock, Pm.
LEAVE Nevada City for Moores Orleans and WOlsey s
Flats, Mondays Wednesdays. and THU sdays al 7
o'clock A. NJ, ARRIVE Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at II o'clock, N.
LEAVE Nevada City for Alpha, Omega. Mountain Wells
and Washington, Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
days, at ~ AN. ARRIVE Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at o'clock, p. NJ
LEAVE Nevada City for Red Dog daily at o'clock A.
NJ. ARRIVE daily at AIM. Fl. BEAN, P. M.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25

To COrrespOndents.-Pat residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de.
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re-
spective cases, and who think proper to submit
written statement of such, in preference to holding
interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred DIR. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
latter as promptly possible. II the case be fully
and candidly described, personal communications
will be superseded, instructions for Diet regimen
and the general treatment of the ITSELF (nclu-
ding the remedies) will be forwarded without delay,
and in such u manner to convey no idea Of the
purport of the letter parcel so transmitted.
Sc Onlce, Isl Clay street. San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. j. C. YOUNG, MD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25

HENRY GERKE has received patent for the
Bosquejo and Lassan Ranch, located on the
Saeramento River, at the mouth of Bear Creek.
1t Is for five square leagues, and lies in Butte
and Tehama counties.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25

UNFoRTUNATE MANA short time since,
Mr.. John Mallon, of Mariposa county, was
thrown from his horse into the mud and much
disfgured. Upon going to his store he was bit
BY his own dog, the animal not being able to
recognize him.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-02-25

Keep 1t Before the PcOple.--Remember
tsat you can still buy your Meats at the OPPOSITION
MARKET. No. 20 Broad street, AT THE SANK Low
PRIcEs AS BEFoRE. Don't believe what anybody says
to the contrary, but call aud see for yourselves.
Nevada, Jan. 80, 1862.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30
Instrucrons 70 EaroIIinF 0hoeT1.

LMATTA&ouaAa OCL. IA. IrI1.
u i TIE duty q Enroing orers "a faithfuly surr
every an IN their rrEpecliFr Districts obscTinr ihs
clal1c1tun herelofore oderrd. II residents - IL
District are absrns cannnf ha found iher uust ~
enroAed Ihr descriptIon niIi - rlEen frum meme
bead q -Reua. ka-
csn-eriPs. IN rs'naIa IN their rs-peesr. s.u.si-s
until called ior b. ne
When he cal = nsds Tie Chairman vii rupcrin-
tens ne Enrph1g o1crfr. And they vii hat ~
persons embraced IN the call flry n Immrdlnt-lT
aiier The DAY Bppeinlrd r arrruknF he conrrriprr
ne Enrolling ccels Feuuirrd n arrest cach Ian
q conscrlpi age Ebo ay b. iount IN their 1.trrls
without "a crrti1cste Of excnptiun- They unT cal
uPon The sheriff md ConEinbIes - aid thcn and n
cher a.zlEtancs b Necessary. fbey WI rarulf -
iact 70 ne and troopz uil b Furnished.
EnroLinE u1trs remain IN ter DilIrirln nd fhnsr
cufts q not end Hiih Ire first enrulnenf. ThsT 49,
required % watch TIE DiztricI and q make ueekIr
repurt< IheJ vii b bed 70 r1rici hcconnfnb IIfr
ior tne i-uth - their rspots and uhoerer q fhe1
rilinlly lails prsnPty 70 reIlo1 pernunn e
cclscrllt aee a. directed above. Wu kim.e ~ deah
VIII HE Couftder1le 6oEerument EfTen Iheu A.
fle Compensate. and The work musf be duue fhrr-
o1Ehly- Chairmsn q tie costly Courts are charrrf
Win ne Eenera .apeinte1dsnoe a enronlen ~ IL
Their eonni.es. JNO- l. HOPKINS. A. H. C..
Oc- ~ lce- and SuFt q EnrolIinr o11cern-
- Ea<f Tennessee papers corT-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30
ICE

One Of the most generally admitted hecss-
sites outside Of actual drugs and medieipsE,
which are required by our hospitals, isIIa
supply of ice. During the last summer We
are told that much suffering was eccasionsd
for the want of this article. We do 1Hst
think that with the experience we have Nv
quired there can be any reasonable excuse
for similar lack during the coming HIT
season, if the proper authorities evince The
energy and perseverance, which is evtry day
thrown away upon unimportant trihes The
winter promises to be severe one, at lcRst
for short season. The colder regions DC
East Tennessee and the mountains of North
Carolina and Virginia viii offer fine field
for gathering crop of ice, sufficient for an
hospital purposes during the " dog days. pr
next year. Ice houses should be built, 4dd
parties employed in the vicinity of m4Hy
points we could name for the cultivation
and collection Of this much needed sIrp-
duce of river, creek aud pond The
matter is by no means unworthy the close
and active attention Of the surgical depart
.ment of the Government. There is noek-
timating the number of lives which mig it
be saved by timely prudence in this
respect. If the ice was to be used ubdn
mint juleps and brandy cocktails it would
be pretty sure of receiving certain, pronpt
and successful attention. FIk
II l.
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cIARFEnnH RnR sAIRll

THIs DELIGHTFUL. HOMESTEAD. sifuaied -,
Il mile Southwest 4 tie cry q Knpxrile. i fsr
saIe-
win sell private ale hut II rot sold by he sth
n Dt,emi.er Will then Ger AZ pubfc oufcrT -
the highest bd1er. ~
The tract Of fz1d cutraces 20 acrrr under ru,s
fence. about 10 acre. q Wtodlard * iu blae Ersss
and the remaining % arres vel adapted 70 rrass---
The dwelling j. q hick cunve nientlT urrarr-d VIA
all nectsSarT o1tis liQes aat rel q w.ter uf,.iu
Few gard- ~ tie hin--. not SURPASSED East Ter-
ncs~se- IN urrj. 4 = drientfui home Anr fur
Their inform tia ualfed pn - given Al arr fz,s 81
MAJOR CsmFbe " 1i-lce. or b he subscribed
r. ~. McPHERSON.
n b-l Eil eclI n tie -anc manner 20 arrrs -
Woodland. heavily irrtfrrd which uiu weld 50 rsri-
% go, wood per acre 55inug the abare fra-f M
finrf i hall mile TIN the railruad d-ots ard ore
mi- ifrrl he Courf Eloo-- TT
torEI--1w |"-.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30
NORTHERN NEWS.
NbYembet IS 1854

The Phiiadelhia Inq4irer pf the 2Ist has been re-
dsivedIn Rirhmpnd. flf lt
The news columns of the inquirer are mainly de-
1pted 70 Tie advance Of the '.Grand ARMY appn
FEederEcksbAFg AMER describing the arriyaloi Tie
stpy IL front OF the city, it slys:
ltCapts Pettit's Battery was at ence placed npod
High Hill, with Zoak Brigade directly in the rear
d5mpletey secured By tie natural position Of Tie bill
Az about half past THREE. the first gun sigited
AID brdnghl 70 bear nP&Rlthe enemy, which ~ ohee
thought reJondsr. Tue first shot from tie rebS
burst directly over our battery !Ei-lE
H Id it, leading editorial the fpquirer says:
lGteat ereditis given u BtrnAjde for his aastetly
aduapn bf Warfentoh ard renewal OF biz tFoslls
SButhwhrd and ERstwarl on the high road 70 u Oh
1to1d HireSg5 occupying Fredericksburg a D fr4nt
Or the lew ftase- = r. zii.N TIL ft3
lHNhtIfug that can now seen or foreseeh seafKs
able q lnsssere with a combined advance whieh,sFe
ABpk trsm day 70 day 10 report. The rebel taefes
seem y haFe been rvhlied by our own mofeIEetlt>:
I8r t j. rfed that while The advance of ef ARMY
Il nearer Riehmohd than the main body ~ Lees
irops Stiiel j. nearer 70 Burnside than Iacksoi +
~ Lee zach il the case why cannot the 4 rs5an
4ieIerai fsl upoa Lee - oe before Jaeksph cO4 III
l4in him aIlf crush him w Numbers. .i4tl he
Bit the "details df our present N 1veme7t> are IN
knrns aud IL woud D. but speculation 70 expect der
iAI Aci "a and certain results OF Dor troops ~ this
ftl4tufe Only let them - and action will kaseiiiv
kpae tljnfef them. Mksswhe the tnovenehf Is y In
ff ftl eke warrp riink do not intoedr our aiyAee
while 1atymske the psItomie impossible to iAck9oa
III Ifndsr A.= tiiq a.s dntir$ly impatient. ~ hstd
iEnaFtets N INSIDE are Christianity adv ntSEg IND
the array dpips 4lr e4dczsasiing - Fred-rltkslhss
lfei, fIt. - floselnens still ifther SadtA eten
n lHa4nia+ iyr HI teE i4tfft Ac'saEts Lee en9 Ia
l4iy i4ktaiie aAlfiii .Iid y pressing h,s,lyto the
flnliitdf- II Il Hill II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-30

VIII. boy Al fhsol1 LINEN ana C.Ittln hal "a
pleces u rope. Eunny sacks. pieces IA aud an
ne cd Iags you On b ing % In the ,ef fhrre
months, for which viii pay CASH II ITF
wash the dirt sat and bring them In rake ID an
he scraps and cone and get your money 1.f you
have Thrown away I-
want them delivered 80 my cid stand On he cor
ner Dxt door n o. n. p W1ynes 81 ~ ne rfcrr ~
BisplenhoG Z Brkmiiler or a Harrizon Trnl -
p. Huufer. JAS = EDW prs
Chattsnooea. OF Y. lssa. - - -
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Wish 70 sell ny tract o. land lying ncar the toru
q Stevenson In jackson Connfy. Alabana- Said
ed and m culivation-land rich lyinE between Grow
and Benge's Creeks Good bfirk dwelling honss
houses hafns. stables. &c win take nekroe. Or
Confederae money IN payment. For farther parficu>
Lars apply 20 myself ~ T. Boyd Foster, ESQ., living
neAr he prem -es- WALTER R0SSER.
nor1f-luna
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INMEDIATELT. 70 EoIk il Park Hnuse IN ch.st.
noos, We win have al men rzszrs non .u,iIs.-y
duty Who win apply Al sno,. LIl.-sal uake. .ss
bo.rdias viii BE paid s. R-NecANT c.
- Il ssh priers yin Be pa ID for negro mn.
Al Au.ztn daily paper copy one nuarl AID
send BIZ to Il ksnsf Iso.. IN
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III lE i.rArI rSe sack.s iii
Under the above caption We find the believing in the

lhqnirqr:
Ihis seems 70 ts The riet Of tbs day in RelJpna.
libby sls decidedly falling back ia Virginia bsIbre br
mfs; flld By The veiy at they tx upon Ives
Fhe stigma Of falsehpad Tor having claimed and for
ssi4 ccntinuing 10 claim success ii MaryIahd Il i
rierrd t4at JAG ksun falling lack 10 join re and
that both are making haste 10 cover Riehmond
H p Mississippi they arr falling back be;ae Grant:
and Holly Springs, where they were 70 make a
ssahd, has been ggep up; that they may dnH ditch
~ i1rthfr back even fctA Of the Tallahatcis river.
lkedent eviints 10 that section hhYe proved Is them
tbif DISCRETION is the bdtter part Of yalor- Hill
IN Tetffssee they ard retiring before the dfesdeA
ikojecrans Nashville like sanr grapes beybd tteir
ffaeh- Spnthwest OF New Orleans, IN tie Bayou
e.euntry, they ure beaten and sc1tte;ed by
In Gharlesion and 81 kannal ds4erters and eoutrA-
bands ini'in US the people who can moving and
salnable m v@ahe pfoPety Is being carried away.
'st-tse MY are daily expecting An attack on 10th
10 lhees, by land and seal l
What contrast 70 tie condition Of things only
nv MOUTH ago How much is there to cheer aud i'm
ldte u. i.is TIE
The NeF York Herald Of the 10th insta Ut ssntains
glow ing accounts Of Che fervari movement ofltbe
iGfand Army via Frederick burg. on to Rithmbnd
iso the 1pncusion Of Prince de IoinvilI desrip
lion If atk battles before Richn3nd. Cciton was
quSted for aieso 1000 bSes on the 18th al esk to
~ cfntsper To- FOR niddAig with al upw4r tshdehcy
Mes PJrkI sI2 TsFto sh3 Tler bbl Beef Cattle tom
81 to : eH;s per To-.
The Hdtald's situation article says: ~Thg Uhlon
Torres folkistink now Of over hese hundred thouand
men are 4istribllted and commanded as flows: Gen
Burnside with tse whole afhy Of the Potomac. aIded
ny HeiAiEflnaH aud sietelis take care of Irhmnd
9sh- GexE l. making rapid march towards theY
sin ia and Tefhessee Railroad; Cen, Peck and Gen
ppFter atfItb lOoH after khs Southern COMMUNICATIONS
n Rchmthi; Gen Banks and Gen. Hunter are to
HEX in a some OF th4 Southern perts now held By
ths rebels Gen. Granger through Kentucky; Cen
Grant into Mississippi; Gen. scbdaed defeIas Mis-
spfri and Gen Curtis i below him the West side
n the riFfri and Gen Mcclernand win spbn he on
III, way ddwnths MissIssippi river
i-1Ear made from ihk new crop Is beginning ID ar
Fiye al New Orleans :
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ana HANDs uAuTrn

TO work AZ the Saltpelre mines Eat Tanns~-u.
= Wage as, Per month and soldiers rntions.
Cerhhcates OF exemption girea 10 all men Mo u.rk
iarefrly- Apply % the E1peri1tendent Of any care
Chattanooga r n, SMITH, Capt c. s. A.
novzs-lu suPt Nitre Ninisg Dist No A.
- cleavelaad Banner copy one week .ud s..a
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LThe IIeslople I'd Nanles addrdaaed tbeIIfolIo,

The PEOPLE Of Naples addressed tbeIfoliou.
Ing letter TO Garihalf on tie anniversarI d
Ais entry into that city September I'LL
H tseiiefll -4Tb tlav two wears arc cdpsnldted
Since Naples saw the tyranny Of tha blur
bins destroyet sihde you. tho soul ana ledlpr
Sfa giEhnic enterprise. FIRST TO unfold the
banner bf united Italy entered our city alone
4hl were received kere with all the entIiusi.
4sm Of hn'ehfIre pcbple.l Wd should &c want
iAg III the hblhst of iiaiEsar sentiments. that ot
gratitude IT.. silent bn occasion Of vonr mis-
fpftuEe. this day should pass AWAY unlnarEed
tllhstribts prison4rl 10 day. then. NauIes sends
you an 3saectionate sAlufation. The tic1ssi-
ildes Of hulaan fortune, whatever they nav
be. ea1npt take from YOU the glory of having
made as Italians, on from Us the memory OF
the heart !"
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"a ciknr WhIn.



n tthe hnsh Of evenings cloaE
II when the starl{ss twilight throws
Orr natures sweet 1epose
q A leauty soft and dTsamHks,
II And the Wild ieksamihe aings
= White bl9o1n-shpRers In play,
And the heavy hearted rose
On the efenirgis breezy wings
Signs is sweetness sway;
WHEN the night~Winds sweeping low
When the hone5suckles grow II
+ Like music Of long ago
In halfyhIspered melody;
when the star shadows AN
LIE ivy blooms along the van.
/ Ard the mponlight loves p dwell
Der gray old heath and hiIl.
OrlIiDgers sredtly near the dell
Where blows the wild heath bell.
Like rnenndry around all -
/ The spots she l3ves 90 vel,
Then love to think Ct thee.
Eofe to think Oh thee. and bless,
Bliss thee Tor IL LONELINESS i
For those eyes 90 calmly bsaming, HI Il
Calmly az The closing evening.
Fright as morning. blue - heaven
I very lakes Of tenderness. ff
li Bless thee ior thy sveEiness, 7ll
Fair as Hope ID Life's Yong Dream.
A tose's shadow on 1 Ftream-
Gentle as the nioonlighf's tread
O'trsIeeplng hPwer4 or-the dead
TheaI love % think Of thee,
Lote TO think d thes. ana bse.s.
Bless thee for thy iOyelirestl
MINT JuLER
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FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAIN

4 NOW oner % 81 The de-irabls HOTEL ana ~
niture in the beautiful village 81 rannel iIl Ger
ga. The lot = large and delightfnIy situated bsinr
on the " 4 A lk3iroai 81 miles South q ehaffs-
nocga- The house rom = abandaat and TIE price
ow thaf csnIoi fair - please any living nan tat
wishes - keep hotel In te-e pi-nfif1l tines 81 mnnsy
and custom 1ouog negroes. Or Confederate nnnfy
vii be taken In paymenL F0r further particu ars
write 10 yon thu adrertI< en- ert
ana Be- assured that Il good bargain NJ pieass you
you can get IL II yoh apply Immediately. ri
6sFis ,iH' &C. 9: sq IT 4.
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DT ordrr G. Qzarf-rrnnsier General harr - -
ID trn-ted wh eniire contrul e colicf1r ~ Ia,
Of The beeres kidd fr The army. fr t1n1r nnf -
purrbaee q Leathcr re- larnfactaf1nr Tnrrr-1 So
fnE ltAffer % band add rtriing hides 4 d vel q
sdlItss uith proper feffrrnceE- liz nrnr -
b shun and 4 > he dsty ~ az Tntrtic fnnrers q
assiEi n 20 doing NJ c1thrr held q uureansrrkt-
priccs usll be t1prcEzed- p " DIIL1DD
re19 u Ia,uE A. O.
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HORSES AND BUGGY FOR SALE

A FINE younz ARE. SIX yrars ole, Nth cped 80
- de aud hri1iea god splje ANIMAL. 81 ll,e ~
ALsn. secoud had bnEgy. vito toue AID h1re-s n
oeired- II not odd &C private ale before ttrd 81
tbey rl - sid % pu1lie anetion a II osIocf o.
tn1f dly. In front q IA fauEhn's Anction Store
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= In or5el 10 pfrEeuf the rad Of tie snail ptr
Tnccins cEoe hHl csl1 llsb-d ~ this ocin< o.
the Pnst Surgeon. ~ i u1drr he rnedi1re rhnr
a d.. El4IE aho vii thnt al nrdiern nttEe r.
iererts np1 a. Fnccinaled- IF
ran f1oc1re vaccine nrtief ~ sppiyilE q s1t 1cs
near he EpiocoroI ch1Ic1- II .- IfIT m
By urds- Of Brica1ier Genor,l Helm. f
a. N. Icc1ULET.
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