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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
New Songs for the Million.

AT ADAMS' BOOK i MUSIC STORE.
Have jlst been reel Cd tie following souss-cali
soon and make a selection.
KINGDOM COMING new song ana caosus BY a
cOGtrabaEd, a splendid thing.
UNCLE J0ErS HAIL COLCMBY"-a ueu sesro
comic sons-ltl L beyond criticism. itz 70. good.
BULLY FOR ALA so1z FOR tie time. ,ou and
get il.
EVANGELINE-a new scng and chorus A bette,
song was never published.
BRIGHT BE THY DREAMS
LAURA MAY,
CLARA BELL,
THE BEGGAR GIRL.
DIXIE Fer II Union
LQNE RUCk BY IHE STA
ROCK NE TO SLEEP MOTHER.
IHE UNION FOREVER, FOR NE
These ere all new and elegant SONGS.
THE UNION MEDLEY-containing fifteen Of the
most popular airs Of the day, elegantly arranged
for the Piano or Melodeons
ZOCAVES' BATTLE MARCH.
McCLELLAND'S GRAND MARCH.
SOLDIERS FUNERAL MARCH,
b SCH0TTISCH.
and ether new music. just recelyel RI
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
BAITLE CRBEE, lkSN.
Aug. 10 1867. 7

Aug. ~ lo62.
Editors {" sVF<<:-l send this paper us
a specimen OF "a fret class Confed. news
paper. il was obtained by DR.. Fred
K. Lewis, Of mt company, by swimming
the Tennessse, and exchanging with the
rebels. Bad news and Iumors reach us
here. If all are true We will either have
10 fight or runi and as Gen. Crittenden
says he can't run worth u d-n, backed
ty General McCook. I am of opinion
there will he a lively fight in e few days.
Health OF Company {. is good. We have
sent home II recru iting party, which I
hope will De successful, and return with
enough men OF Old Trumbull 10 count
lUl once more
Townsend Is yet with the Colonel, who
says he Is the best clerk in the division.
Lieut.. Bell reached Us safe and we'll"
Ia the copy or the Charleston Courier
alluded to. Is aA article from the Rich
mond correspondent of that paper. II
may not be uninteresting TO remark some
the predictions the writer then made
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
lib Canaan

ITO Canaan.
4 Song Of the Six Hundred Thousand. our grand
Arny's new Marching Hymn.
Where Ers yOu going, soldiers,
With banner, gan and swort?
We're marching Sozth 10 Canaan.
10 Dagt!e for the Lord!
This IL q magnificent new marching hymn and
chorus, Dy the author Of mOre, lit i
a better =Jag every Wsy-just reed at
ADAMS BOOK Z MUSIC STORE.
NEW AUSi',.
~ Great song Of Tie Dry.
o0gJl :nCre. Gg,oVy more. go GO more.
&E ARE COMING FATHER ABRAN,
S-- Hundred iEUa--ad A5-s. - 4 Volunteer.
njp GRAND ARMY
~ %s@ NulcAing Hymn { canaan
song % the SiA Hundred fhOGssZd, By c. :. Brain
ari. Fi-e - ,-aJs each, for sale 81 Geo. Adams.
and all Music S;or-s throughout TIE county. Co
pies seat ~ mail Oh receipt Of PRICE By
= BRAINAED = U
Lais PuLIisders. Cleveland, y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
w. Il. Clarke,
Late Clerk for MAJ. John Coon. Payunastsr, U.s.Ay
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENT,
Office, Nc. g., Perkins Block,
Near Court-Hozse,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

BOUNTY, PAY and PENSIONS,
- Procured fer Widows and Heirs of deceased
Soldiers, AID Pensions iOr disabled Soldiers. Col
lects pay Tor Resigned Officers and Discharged Sol
dlers, katons OF Soldiers On FurlOugh, and all
claims On the Pay, Quartermas-sr and COmmiSsa-
p Departments. Information freely given On ali
Military matters without Charge, except for post
age and actual expenses. and all Communication
promptly answered.
viii attend IL Warren. Al the Office Of the Clerk
Of the C0urtOf Common Pleas, on Saturday ,fE.e
221 day OF August, I'D on the FIRST and
THIRD SATURDAYS OF each Month thereaftef.
Tor the purpose Of receiving such business as may
oder. -. 4. CLARKE.
Aug. =. ls5---H Sv.lIer's Claim Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

-AIrAni LsraAA-Psiueyi -Ie.1 . =
Ms Bl:tLs GroEE,}.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10

and the remarkable accuracy Of his caIau-
lation= concerning 5ie -uhsequen. move
ment= Of MeCle!lan's army. w extract
The lnllnn.nE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-10
FOR SALE BY

HUEI < GIhAIION anu JOHN 2. WOO
Warren. Ohio.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-08
PLEASURE PARTIES.

EXCURSIONlSTS visiting the Islands, supplied
II with stores at the shortest notice. ,uI9h
Orders solicited.
$50 Ferc Street. near foot Of Exchange.
CALDERwo0D BECKETT.
Portland June g. diff
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber John
N NJ. Parker, of Scarborough, In the County of
Cumberland. and State Of Name claims by mort
gage certain tract parcel of land with the baild-
ings thereon, situated in said Scarborough and
bounded as follows: beginning at the Saccarappa
road, so called, and running south eghty-seyen de-
grees east forty rods by the county road leading
from Buxton to Portland, to stone: thence NORTH
forty five degrees east five rods. to stone; thence
north iorty-two degrees west. by one McLaughlin's
land, thirty-one rods, to stone; thence north eish-
ty-seven degrees west Twenty-Five rods to said Sacca
rappa road; thence south six degrees west BY said
Saccarappa road, twenty-five rods and ieightecnf
links, TO said county road the first mentioned bound;
reserving one quarter Of an acre decided BY me TO
Robert Gustin Said real estate having been on the
twelfth of August in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and hfty,pine conveyed in fee and in mort
gage TO the subscriber by John s. Larrabee of Scar
borough by his deed of that date, recorded In the
Registry Of Deeds for Cumberland County. In book
26. page 49, the condition of said mortgage is brok
en-, and the subscriber. by reason thereof claims
foreclosure of the same, for breach of the cond-
provided. .bsnsEN JOHN ". PARKER.i !
Scarborough, Sept. II. 1852. w3wl4
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&C. II. b. also manufactures
SHOWCASES, DESKS, AND DRAWER " ORK,
OF every description, including TAYLoR's SELF
SUPPORTING DRAWER the best kind made
rsy- All orders for Repairing Furniture. yarnish-
ing,- Upholstering, Chair Seating Glazing, &C.,
promptly attended to. jul3ltf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-10-08


HoN. REvERDy JOHNSON VS.. GEN. But
LER.-The following statement in regard to
the interference of Hon. Reverdy johnson. of
Maryland, with the movements of Gen. But
Ter, at New Orleans, we take from the Wash
ington correspondence of the Tribune:
A staff officer from New Orleans, now in
this city, asserts that when the Hon. Reverdy
johnson was there, ostensibly for the purpose
OF arranging matters between Gen. Butler and
the foreign Consuls, he made himself very OBJ
noxious TO the soldiers and Union citizens
there by his intimacy with the Secession aris-
tocrats, and the freedom with which he became
their guest.
Mr.. johnson occupied much of his time in
modifying the punishment, and renting the
fines Of rebels which had been inflicted by or
der of Gen. Butler. On one occasion the val
ue in gold of half cargo of cotton, the other
half of which was exchanged for munitions of
war, which Gen. Butler had seized, and was
sending to Secretary Chase, was ordered by
Mr.. johnson to be returned to the rebel firm.
Gen. Butler summoned the mercantile rebels
TO his presence. They came, and Mr. johnson
with them. The General exhibited the order,
and then handedthem check for the amount,
at the same time requesting them to remain
In custody.
Ahts tAhiuittu dSOoui>lltiitsUt Ut tiiis, lNQulf-
ing If they were to be punished. "Certanly," !"
replied the General; "of course you are. Do
you suppose two such id traitors are 90
ing to evade justice, and violate with impunity
the laws of this Republic? Yes, will show
you that you shall be punished" How ?" they
asked in terror; "what will you do with us %
Don't know: possibly only send you to Fort
Pickens, with ball and chain-probably hang
YOU swell, but" interposed Mr.. johnson,
"if am going to make matters worse than
they were before, l think | had better 90
home Il think so too said Butler, emphati-
eally.
Mr. Johnson is now, and has been since his
return, using every available means to procure
the removal of Gen. Butler. Thirty thousand
poor people, white and black, are still fed from
our commissariat at New Orleans, and Gen.
Butler levies on the rich rebels every month
TO meet the current expense; and we are as
sured that there is now over 100000 i'm this
contingent fund.
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9r9fH lss9lEisGfni sidsiI sisi- lai4 II sd
II HbaiorIg girhalo ton s1n .i6zr Iarsbsi
rot bGrirof ni bsissIrs % b!Doo siysO Rot
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For the Daily Press
Letter From Soldier in the Maine 10th.

Letter From a Soldier in the Maine 10th.
Camp of Instruction near Alexandria, Va.
Sept 30, 1862.
MEssRs. EDITORS Perhaps few lines
from this place would be interesting to your
readers. This camp is calculated exclusively
for new recruits who are waiting to be sent to
their respective regiments. 1t is situated on
the west side of the Potomac, a little to the
northwest of Alexandria, on rise of land
with an eastern inclination; the soil is of
sandy loan, covered with grass, rendering it
finely adapted to the purpose for which it is
now used. The water is good for this section
of the country. There are but few troops
now here from Maine, being but part of the
squad lately brought out by Lewis 0. Cowan,
of the LIST Maine Cavalry. The health of the
men is good, yet they do not have that
strength and energy which they possessed
when they left their homes and native hills
with their refreshing life-giving breezes. The
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

| USrfN BALDWIN \ co,
~ EUROPEAN F0RwARDERS,
~ Broadway
Ship Packages Parcels aud Valuahles Arded ~
part OF Europe, by s,ramers every Wednesday aud
Saturday.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

Y IL sixth ANENUE-E. MlNlT LADIES AND
~ ra r.a*a VI ftsh the hisbrs price for
ycer s- ~ v,e.aa- ,apcis Fur.!a,e ac Ms lest You
cst ~ l. val eud note 10 T. Mnt iJ1 Sinth ave
A. IL, lss .n'ri .; ~ Mr. nD. True, you will he
t"s sgh To- .onr i.iseDn. flase remember, Try ~
H..
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
REsTAURANTs.

NrorfcE TO rus pcBLtc.-uEoRuE. cAsTEsR,, !
~ fsla'e b.i y, Bnadwsy, opp sts Laura heenes
hvt now nalsnssird oar Winter Drinks too numerous
rarcAriss and must be tasted TO rc appreciated W. bs,
also lgnorcd that hhy currsncy known dirty posi-
stamps and Tor the future shall deal out the issns
matter what the preninni. SEO. w. sulRRlaAk
= q. Lx1 fr0prisor,
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
CIA,'rIIING.

4 lHE SuRESr. PLNrE, 80 SIXTH AVENUE
~ is,dt Ata sentic II ,op Wish fni AMI
hcnvst ~ vb Clothing, Csrfsts.
fgf,isEs". jev css a tho hest r call
' ~ nolr To- IA. ed. we known dealer, MINT, a8S
Sisth avenue. gernth street. There viii he
~. Il iry-i cert more Than by any other dealer
Ladies si,-nd.i by Mrs. Mintx.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

Thomas wrsN. ehip, And
BANKS
Y eea OF toe e.f barb Capt
n wa.t Y liil' IA
Nplupte.s tarl, jss Tenant,
Sait6e3 clark
Nanpyr er,ssgs ne. samuel
Ca t's~'., ste sArd
Willlamyes saip. wirK.a,es.
Nm Young, Nm Jones, A
Pcckins
Wm Corey steamship, Shaw,
I'd mate. Josiah Walker,
Robt Spoor. John Dickson,
n 0ripps, Henry hecn, en-
gineer, 49, shaw. n oal-
Ter: Fi;rant. T1oe " Moss,
Capt Wni Goldsmith
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--TRAINS FOR ALBA.
Troy. th. North and West leave Chambers sr.et
At I ana 10 A. NJ aud l5, S and 10 p. NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAUROAD-
IN feR ALBANY. TROY NORTH AND WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, November H. 1852
For Albany, 1920 A. NJ Express Mail Train from eny
SIKH street sni!oa Fur al local trans see Time Table
JuilN brKrifIi.L. Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-11-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DOCCACCl0 ECAMERDN,-"IHh 1AYEsT LITE.
ID IA irast nat eyer rrgsird bnufsu asr." New nl
mat carefully sealed r,ni inpe tin ,rnsty b -
free ioi 81 ~ by the gubsast, Y. Bl.ANCiARU W Ana
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

ienrs, tss' dr,ss !. your cast oa coil,s Carpet,
w., @ % , 'ss' YOU an 10 20 ss 3" ..
s,'h aycnur Egale-ntb street There you VII he
e. j. M. mi Mins ao's ma" " any '''e' a'''
At liz SEvENTu AvRSrE, LADIES AND GENTLE
YOU s" I .s. G ia - s , %s can snoSP ~ s,s @sssr Ha "
s p aads, "Ssf sSi oman &C.
70 SsTf sss"s Sl. hss'h % ''a
A GREAT DEMASD-s1cU or CAST OFF CLOTH
~ .ns ior New nTeans- anier.nsned h.. r'eeved
os.s NE % sy ns me nDass ppa prs csp. s'
Fnra,as- .'aJtrsy Please rsi on o aidrc.sy aSHsLr
sise,. Isri-, s,.nord ~ Mrs knhsit -
lr ruE OLDEST srANp-i3i SEVENTH AVENUE.
& ~ &.hfiES n '"t ss u eS eoSus sn s.e ..o prs s,n %
% @ 3 K res Is, sysn,h er sse w,. ps sona =.
E,asel. =" '''s'" ''Ss'' '"4''' '''s1ea . Y -
LARGE ORDER JUST rEcEIvEp TO PrRcnAsa
3 - ,aa aS q n s ce,, Sn ans rans rssr r.: ir rr
- Pf'.e tsi i1r me ascs mentioned rhis orirr
UEE SrTsA srsnae LADIES' S asndrd dis to ~ NJ Sis
srurrfa.
a. rhE NEW STORE ~ THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
e -T q ""ws "a wssos ~ xss pss ~ slaa: ssa,
,tr- a. Tor the New Orleans market, T,y and ss',,fy
iless ncar fcsrteen,h s,rvet Ladies' a,.erdrJ
A rSa. ss BD~Egy. Ill. RosgNrna, HAVING A
arns ara.s tGrn .afe, ra,pe.. JEW ry. ae. By e.
"a, % ti .s 40" s f"s'1q s1sn fp :, S's" 1; vr. '@s
hssrua frtse rrwnt~r, ara Try 80 Bvyssy opfcs te
Or q iunts ,trest.
IL sixth ANENUE.-E MtNIE LA DIES AND
~ rp ana W vVNutsh ret-ive the h.b ~ price for
20 4 q ys "a aees ss,d rsrss 4 % I m rs s.s .
49, Il, +. as..n'ri - ~ Mr.. Mnn iris You viii he
"s' at,h t. our i.iseo. flase remember, Try ~
Ia. ~stu
- 0REAr DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES MD
n .rntvn,ri, h.s,u. east oil Claiming Furniture,
rs-.is saa f-Nsy v,l i've the highs>t prices by call
~. "a ~ ,bdre.s,nr A. HARRIS s5 THIRD avenne, b.w..n
ihNt. .sh rHrysnih streets. Ladies attended by
Mr. H.rts
rrExrfoS roR loo SEVENTH AyENuE.-ssooCl
n NoflA of tiOiHng Gsrles Furniture wanted
10 shirn more ihsp sa. value will br Iaid mus,
have fh.rs The ali apd Western markers Please
c ,aure.s u HARRIS l6t seventh avenue between
rsruly sua rwesy srt"nd strets Ladies attended By
Mrs n UsI.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

"ISYCHOMANCf"-IOw EITHER SEX NAY FAs.
Il cieair and gain the love, .onhdncr ate tio,. .r
good w' oi any person they ebonss .ssay THIS ssa.s
usi requirement all ran possess Srcut,g rergan sn.
Ia love ina rage, &e free oy mail sr IS cents. oaehpr
WITH guide 20 thr nntnarct oi both s,sort.
bary book, of great interest third edition.
prs slready soil Address T. William Co. Publishers, bot
paper for New York the nrflhborinl M.
nrst humber, aiming full mncp and other
city news, viii b. ready Saturday morning rNsicses
viii please send their orders triay Prcc
COMSrUCK a CASSIDY, Propretors
corner Broadway aud Park place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-22

4 i.S SEvENTif AyENrE. LADIES AND GENTLE
~ nsu sal. had the We'll dealer, r. Harris
DISPOSE your east on Ciothng Carpets F.ni
trr a9 drwe.fy Tor 10 cent than any Other
hos - nis ey csll address and incc yourself
=. nAhhis 100 srys.ih avenue, between Twentieth and
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13
EXCISE TAX .
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN.

NyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
~ th.s sh- saiio--f-x n.raed p~r<ons hsss ben
-r-.ssntsd As<sfsHs kss>s-~rs for ne s~vtfsi y.
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vrco corSTr.
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-. a. cf-v Ct T<rre. ts1s. bc1otef as fet-
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80 llas a .s-tien 81. torr n, nortk ofrsng
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asa Iss q lection Is sane se-n saa rsss.. &c.. &c
$500 q 80 river 70 TIE rlses = btxin1inr.-
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i.st nszss bozn1s-y s,ns % n ~~si 0snE o 80
nvef.
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81 Divi-o1 Nc. l.
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gsshinston.
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srs rsun'rs.. Tsyiof aud usrrison
caEFSE coySrY
b-ss>sgs, 70 Il fhiisncsF ng-r, Neiaalasio.i
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.nxsr. smith. wright. siocki.n snf stafford.
r4rfsfos. ~, l. Vlisu r. Gs'aay, f'een
sid
To- ashlys HI gnlant. Iayiof. az Gees
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As.sss,f 5tc Assessment D.Iril. = lad'aa'
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13

Pensions. Bounty Money. soanty
Land.

Pensions. Bounty Money hoanty
Land.
II :. DANALDSON. Nuan ruh
IL. d.. coliseior. clsira As~fi. 4 - $3.50
his frrsI-0s Co. ID pfffIT .ffi IsI'l 49, al.
have Been ft'ci I'VE .fr rI.isft ..ff.fs 81 faf
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NAhkANIE
HAIF-fAh sENsiOSs Ils =.
wilows. o. Ch4itltr rrf-rtfff. araI $50. t
oli-eis az fo.hfs. q iAo Trssfli
var. have d.ef ~ hoer fIlinf uf|'a sII
- a-r -i.fifiri - fiaif-aa5 Is's..i.
t.tAIn lEN-i0Ss All c.
Vices fs.fllf - fta.oa a
dI-ea r0ftra.i~i fhla in rie fsfI
lre - fuy 81 ssloi 70 a. any r'f'ri, aft
t1frt-Nf fln.,ars
-LANn " VARIANTS An va, .,t.stis
- Of g. past " ars - tae Iltsi sts,'s. e go
latte, are entifirt 20 iG1 s~lcl nj Itl1
death. ihe Widow arl.Ninor. afs otf.''fd
BOUNTY NONEA.-The heirs - al s.l4r-s eA.
hAft roiIrfrrret daring fho preHfrf war f.r ii.'.
goafsoT daIug tae ~ar, aai haze died ~ been ki'f
atflr in 30 lfffise are entitled fsNsF lIfsaftf
ilaisAns bounty Monrv. and such ar .1rs 90 -
der paJ A. fsag have ac1f4ft ta i.e faie ~ P.
4 death.
| RochArys. made .souia CLAIR 81 .sses. 3
/ pesss ara Norfar.. s-se.,.i. az fsff. ~.
nislei.
EGFss'etn asffsfasts affaas
an exchargr p-fu'piiy lsiniiet.
OfFiCE ~ ~ ca rofrrr efti
~ rANtII<ns
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given to The
sisckssiosrt. at a. s1lsai sasss.r : fo- a.,
frrosz p etectirE 1iee Dlrectcra ~ - .-.Is
ys%t. I'll b ssi1 ~ AK rznlirs roasr h Tr,rs
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49, ssromoss g, >sr-sai.ts aee,u.s 81. a.
c.fte. ihe tAghf. ne rslsto rri - riaril.4 l..s
a. sic sna ti.hs 81 Wsl - isiai Fhe, 81. i
osn;a a....iics .sss i.nrasty 81 the tloe' 49,
b. ser al around sre-y~terr Orr afsH
81 the+r t's 81 thrn'. te tashslay ~. i.s. sa-'
49, earsiie. Afss's >tEN,rssfI a. ,i0anefs r.'f
Seraiui csl lrlea ircn tngtlos1. i-'.-fs .fi...
"a hsairs, srl erccinsis sspufssfr. ~. SIS.
coaianaH.toa ison ihs ts-e u. 81 i.ffsi q
u'.ist -..r ~sia'niea. f-e-efr.. firrc fiflffes'.
fle tsra 80 rrc-fsss tf. .s-tr n nfHat
eufsnee ures. lat D. osl. e,>s..,,srs sea
F. ~. " t,eflrry. -,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-13
NOTICE OF ELECTION

state 90 indiana- County 81 Nsgo. -.
To- Stsfc ~ Indiana. - ~ S@err - Iig0
County. 65efi.ng;
Vol ARE HEREBY kEptlf
u FDto gise ~ legal hottie, 81 siei.fH g.. ~
hsid TIE asaaf place. ~ hsldirg sifrfrs i1 fhf
fsoerd fu-s~say n October. A. -. l>is rfa- s''r
lion - The follow - N ,trs a. VS.
IA A1diior - stat
es.reftry - sfatf.
tTrazar.r "a ftais-
Il Atturne, gsfnef4f
>uperiut efpdanf 81 ifhlic lll-irr.
Reporter frr fife Susucue cont
CeazfesDer 20 foe - censrsss RI fr+frf
"a ne STATE.
rro-ecaiin< Attorney ~ ft. fefh stl.ianr
s1ess pisfrfct = fls Sfsfe.
srrosseuilug Attorney fo' ~ e's ieffis' c''.
raif q n, STATE
I've Rsprr.saiaalss- fem yiss cautit
CoFnlaissicntr far fhe - li-fff
Copm'sstner - 2 ~ baf
Csunfy rreasar-s
csunfy Shrrir
t94nty Cafrnff
4 cecttg s. .etat
faN-.hIr assessef ~ ssrs tlra'.
~ ictiiueas vhsftaf ht.e .f.anH.
~ ~ f1fa ar iht zeal 81. I'll N1a
lssslI D-f'sf Corft al Is.r. Hsaf f'i-
t1.h - e SEPT. tEfe
toSfrlt u Di.ANE. t'k
Iytrtls ~ iss hove. s4riasl cotn.i. sssfiE
~ Niso eel1fy. % herehg not p t5r q-t'ihesive-
so a. cen ats. q fei' =; the aslsl sctl bile
"a eie-fiaus h DE sfseffl Township. s'f H-v.
purr-ost sltcfl1z fss eariors esf.-l- f1ersf r-f
dive 7ai- lob tss ef seriss1trr iH1
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