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from offcers of tue army there, ststs t6at
there are how ppwasd Of s6ss fho6ss,d
csoutrgbaaS ,withiaa Tue FsdsfM .liiSes, md
The cry ID stiil tbe5 come, This seste Of
things Il ge ting 10 be very sum6sItessmg
to densrai Sherdiaaa, apd. hs bss xfssfeA
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4 tardedr. Most Of 4hssc contls6end ,5rs
utterly apahle 10 take care 1t f6smselsrs.
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ranning short, aud the chances OF esp'y
s,omschs for, the poor creatures il laAn-
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: matioa our own people sreaareadt thsg'n-
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public meeting at the Coopsrslassi ute.
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tfadarata1 Sfat.a tplosea s'its term of exis
b,sJss sgi,bl ,b.oinl nlessssbt 5Gset ft2is i'm.
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ta ,,oal,,tis In s,oB;ears and members
sIans assr,ss fba SoSrs Of its secrets.
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|IXINi fSsYf sTFusXday u soui fhe fs ths the
faopG prss;Igbta ind v rsi President
,lwiif be co1used, and or the s2ds the
I Pfesidsns will be inaugqrated. :. 80
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fd~ar, osHs iesays that the late hns~s snt
ysgivan a. create gimpetds to the WORK.
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yhas tcg,sNfMuNIcA ArINa wfrH THE ENEMY
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are commanded by Democrats,
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In the latest foreign mats repnrt IN IN our s
te li2no' 49, column fRs ino:nhiy, II isstated
m Ebrds eSstoa,i thsi sBritishp Yferhisf
Ia aid; ,iottartamsas that stthougbs there was
grsa. aaistresss and sutfsripg g in Lanca
that,woula, not justify an sinterferencet in our
affairs. III other words, that our. bi6ckade
lsh6nla not sbe distarbed dnfoiis isf SO 'alteviate
4 Bririsii suffering srhis would BEEN to- close
ths 70 rsestion,a and fhsHs willb No British in
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18
NEVADA.
From Carson City to Virginia City.
From Carson City to Aurora.
From Dayton to Humboldt.

From CartOn Cfy to virginia City.
From Carson City to Aurora.
From Dayton to Humboldt.
UTAH.
From Springfield, via Fairvisw and Mount Pleasant to
Springfield.
From Toquervc, via Pocketve and Grafton to Advcn.
ture.
prsn Virgin City, via Grafton to Rockville.
Prom Denver City, Colorado Territory, Prevo, Utah
Territory.
WASHINGTON.
From waIla Waln to Pierce City and Orc Fino, via Lew
i-ton.
From Seattle to SiiOh0misli.
From Walla Walla via Lewiston and Pierce City to Eli
Ity. -t
From Walla Walla via Antoine Plantcs and the Cuur
rAlcne Mission. TO Hell Gate.
From Lewiston to Florence City
Sec. And be it further cnscted That tho Postmaster
General Is hereby authorized to change the terminus Of
sting mail routes connecting with iutersscting railroads
when the postal service can he thereby improved
Sec. And he further enacted That Postmaster
General lie ind he hereby authorized fix the salaries
If special agents If the Post Office Department. employed
temporary service ut any less than the amount de-
signed for such service 10y law.
Approved, June = 1852.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18

An Act suppementato An act granting the right Of way
to the State of Missouri and portion Of tho public
lands 10 aid In the construction Of certain railroads In
said State, approved June tenth, eighteen hundred and
fty.twO.
Ne yyYircd BY the innate aud Hou@ Of Representatives
Of the Tinted Mates Of Amsrict in L6nyyess assembled,
That the time required by the net to which this 10 supple
mental for the completion Of the road therein described,
" from the city o Saint Louis to such point tho western
boundary 1T said State may I've designated 10y the author
ity Of said Siatc' well the time ut revision to the
United States Of the lands thereby granted To the State OF
Missouri for tho said road, IL hereby extended for
ten years from the tenth day Of june eighteen hundred
and sixtytw0 Provided That in said company fail
tn complete said road within the time thus EXTENDED the
said lands shall then revert TO the United States.
Approved June 8, 1862.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18

An Act to authorize the President Of the United States
appoint diplomatic representatives to the Republics Of
liayti and Liberia, respectively.
III enacted by TIE Snate and House Qf Represcntotires
Of the Tinted States IF America in Congress assemttsd
at the President Of the United States he and c hereby
Senate appoint diplomatic Of the United
States to tho Republics Of Haya and Liberia respectively.
Each OF the said representatives appointed shall he
credited commissioner and consul general ind shall
ceve the compensation Of commissioners according the
Of Congress approved August eighteen, eighteen hum
bred and fly-siA: Provided, That the annual copcnsa-
tio Of the Liberia shall exceed fur
thousand dollars. approved, June 8, 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18
IPuhIIc Acr-No. IS.


An incorporate the Mount Clivet Cencary Co,pa.
ny, In the District of Coluinbia.
Be II enaced BY The innate aud House " Representatives
81 IL. Cni.d Xates qf amer'ca ~ tsassss css,mt1es,
That Edward Knight Charles J. White and haics ID.
Bowling, and their Successrs be and they hereby
created body polite and corporate by tho and title
may have perpetual succession, may aud 10 sued
In the Courts If Law aud Equity and other competent tr
destroy alter and renew at pleasure, associae
with them such other persons IN sSd company TO any
Dor not s1ceeinE nine. may bill all vacancies which may
10 their body, aud may from time to time
dsn such bylaws not inconsistent with ths laws in force
IN the District VI Coumbs ~ they may deem necessary or
Sec 2. And be- further enacted, That said corpora.
tou may acquire, hold, amt dispose IT sueh esate, real,
personal and Mixed may 10 necessary proper for the
purpose Of said corporation Provided, The said eorpo
ration shalt not At any one time more hanone hundred
n. init: .. OF IL. ' city OF X"a %
thor. That At least thirty in body be set apart
and used for the purpose Of a cemetery;
said cemetery may he sold leased. or otherwise dsp~ed
Of by said corporation to the loholders upon such
or the board Of pMlsgcrs may prescribe. and certificate
under the seal Of aa corporation. of tho ownership
the Same effect a. any from said corporation
said lo would have executed acknowledged and record.
q :: q rs. estate ar: y lay to
corporation lcr that purpose the same to 10 to the In
srecton Of s per.ons nterssed and burial lot. IN s.id
cemetery shalt Be subject to the debts Of the lotod
ers thereof and the land Of aad corporation dedicated u
the purposes u acsmesry, shall not be subject to taxation
SEQ I. AMI bc II further enacted. That thu affairs Of
sad corporation may ie conducted BY such b"ar Of mana
~ or INV scsssj nnnr thereof s~d sch
other persons " tho corporation may elect.
Sec. 8. And be II further enacted. That no streets
James, alleys roads, Canals Of sort shall No opened
through the property Of said corporations exclusively
Provided That nothing herein contained shall 10 con-
public Rad street, ians or alley now actually open
d and used Assuch.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-10-18

Public ACr--NO. ST.
An act to establish certain post routes, and fol-
other purposes.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of Rpresenta-
tires Of the U,ed Iotes Of America !" Co"yress as
scmbied, That tho following be established post
rOals
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-09

THRRIBLE FIGHT BBTWEEN REBEL REGI-
a Washington City paper reports
& ssRement made by farmer who resides
near Centerville, Virginia, in reference to a
conflict between three rebel regiments, ia
January last, which is of interest. The
farmer states that number of regiments
were zquartered near his house, among them
one from Kentucky, and when the time of
their enlistment expired, they unanimously
resolved to retnrns home, and accordingly
stacked their arms, and were preparing for
a start, when their. further progress was
arrested by the appearance of an Alabama
and Tennessee regiment, who were order
ed to reduce the Kentuekians to submission
and compel them to remain. The Kentuck-
ians seized their arms and desperate fight
ensued, in which many were slain On both
sides, and their bodies were buried where
they fell, the graves being yet visible.
From this spott the fmutineers fretreated a
short distance, threw down their arms and
each drawing his bowie-knife, made.
desperate charge upon the two regiments;
the fight was terrific, in which more than
one hundred were killed, and they too were
buried upon the field of slaughter. At
last the Kentuckians we're subdued. The
battle was witnessed by the farmer. In
traversing the field he discovered large
which doubtless had been used
in the fearful Fray. ueaIeeI s6f Ti5fz11
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need have little doubt as to the future. =
Above all, he should avoid being misled by
the delnsion5 that the Democracy ara now,
as on former occasions, the guardians aud
opponents of slavery. At this moment
there is not an old Democratic statesman,
at least among the survivors of the Jack
son school, in the loyal States, who is not
The conscientious foe of the slave oligarchys
need only mention in proof of this 'asser-
ton, such names as Robert J. Walker, Geo,
Bancroft, Daniel S. Dickinson, David Tod,
w. F. Packer, Andrew Johnson, Amos
Kendall, Martin Van Buren, and Francis P.
Blair. to give the reader something worthy
of reflection and self-examination,
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Compound Extract Of yarSapariIIa

the most eEeetual remedy which the medical skill
OF our times can devise for this everywhere pre-
vailing and fatal malady 1t is combined from the
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expurgation Of this foul disorder from the
blood and the rescue Of the system from it's des-
tructive consequences. Hence It should be employ
ed for the cure of not only Scrofula but also those
other affections which arise FROM it, such as ERUP-
Resi-, or ERYsIPELAs, PInPLEs, PUsruLEs, BLeTCH.
rs, BLAIHs, and BoILEs, TUMoRs, TEFTKR and SALT
RHEEA, ScALD HEAD, RIxawoRM, RHEUMAFIsM,
SxPHILITI0 and MRRoURIAL DISEASES, DROPsY, DE-
BILITY and. indeed, ALL CoMPL&rETs ARISING FROM
pFfIATED Or IMPURE BLooD.z The popular belief
In S1pHrtg Of fas blood il founded in truth, for
scrofula Is a degeneration of tho blood. The par
cuiar purpose and virtue Of this Sarssparia Is to
purify and regenerate this vital fAi, without
which sound health Is impossible in contaminated
constitutions
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Scrofula, or King's Evil.

Is constitutional disease, acorruptfOn of the blood
by which this duid becomes yitiated, weak and
poor. Being ia the clrcuIakioh a. Bt pervadss the
whole body, aud may bSlfst out IN disease in that
part of 1t. No organ Is free from Its attack, nor
d there one whs-a It may not destroy. The scrofu
ious tant Is causei by disease, low living
dsOrdered or unhealthy food. impure sir aIth and
ntAy habits, the dePressinR vice. and, above all,
by the venereal infsction. dateser be its origin,
it is hereditary In ths Constifution, descending
. from pareRts to childFaus unto the third and
fourth generation - indeed IL seams to be the rod
of Him who says 'sI will visit the inquities Of tie
fathers upon their Children . -
Its effects commenced by deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulceF0us matter, which, in the
lungs, fveT and internal organs, Is termed tuber-
eiss IN the glands sWeliiEga; and, on the
surface, eruptions Bofe@ This foul corrup-
ton, which genders in the blood depresses the en-
ergiss OF lie, 50 that scroflens constitutions not
only suffer from sorOfulona Complaints but they
have Tar less power to Withstand the attacks of
other diseases; eOnseauenflK aEast numbers perish
by disorders which, GlthOu&A met screfulous in
their nature, still rendered fatal by this taint
in the systom. Most of The consumption which
decmates the human family has It's origin directly
In this scrofulous con mnations and many des-
tructiye diseases of tho liver, Kidneys BRAIN and
indeed OF all the organs arise from aggraVa-
ted by the same Cause.
8 One quarter OF all our people are scrofuous
their persons invaded by this lnr ing Infection
and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse
IL from the system We must renovate the blood by I
an Alternative medicine, and inVigorate il by healthy
ioed and exercise. Such medicine we supply
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INSURANCE.
nsura nee A g ncy
ALLEN c. HALLOCK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL 1NSURANOA
F- AGENT, &.
ADJUsTER or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
He continues 10 issue Policies from several Firs
GLASS and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the C0sftrp, on FHLzrd and Fire Risks. He will
also receive applications for
f5 81 LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from othel
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terested. His long experience 1NsUHAEcE
AGENT has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
DB- ONCE First Street, opp. Post 0fiea.
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II SE6ghE Cold,

W 81 Slight Cold,
GStM @ouqh, ,,5Eonfseness
ES:yiE or 9Gke /Okkoat,
~ ~ ,ohiot might be ohec7Oed
&4A~ with a sinepZe remedy,
Bnegleoted, often TERMINATES seriously
FelO ors o1uare of the Importance Of
stopping a IgoMaJl or Slight
fold IN tts first stoge; that lOhioh
Hs The beginning looltld yield to q
nettd remedy, if not attended to, soon
attac1cs the lungs. H
AkoELtsn's s bronchial l0FocIhes
tUsre FIRST introduced els1e1s years ago.
It has bssrs proOed that they are the
best a7ttcls befors the pubic for
AolLqhs, folds, A&fonckihs,
9EstL0na, IgOkatkh, the Haching
Cough IN IgoI1a4s,zIlfiosa and
numerous ofsotiorS Of the IJJlFodt,
gjvirlgr immediate relief.
Public Speakers 81 Singers
tvilJ .t7rsd them efeot,taL for clearing
ossd strengthening the Uoice.
Sold by all Druggists and pealsEs
In 1dedtcire, at 9S cents per boz.
Sold in Evansville by
feb5 KELLER d WHITE.
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REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

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amounting to So or less must.
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. 5as sd97sg ~
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