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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-03-21

Succession Notice.
Tie .Statc Of Lou,xia1a I loth judicial
PuvisA IF Cadslo District.
Succession Of John LarIuier, deceased.
IN Office is hereby given that Mary
;,,ivey has this day fled in the Clerk 3 office,
u petition praying to be appninsed Admin
istrat,ix OF the succession oi John l4arn.ier,
deceased, and unless opposition be mace
within tel days, the inc prescribed by law
said prayer viii DC gran cd and letters OF
administration issue accordingly.
Given under my hand ana seal of office,
this the 9TH day OF March, a. d., 1852.
m7dlO n. l.. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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with something that interests me, do not
observe this but when am LEFT with nothing
to occupy my thoughts, sink at once into
fits of deep and wild thinking, thrilling me with
the influence of something, uns e. n and unk own
except in the waves of thought and feeling
which it sends over me. This influence is so
Absorbing it seems as if my every energy and
faculty, was a bounden slave to the unknown.
Action, exertion, motion at such times, is pain
full Ny mind will not think clearly of other
things. What is it Sometimes, Gin the earlier
years of my childhood more frequently than
now, )my being seemed to be drawn back. alb
sorbed in what had been, before to Time
e'er began. My spirit would seem to be lost
in the dim, shadowy memories Of precious
existence, and all my thoughts and ideas of this
life, then, we're characterized by uncertainty
1t was as though was approaching this &C
tual world, and could see it family, as through
q vail of hazy msts. have tried to describe
these feelings TO my playmates, but childhood's
language is so imperfect they would look at
me with wonderment in their eyes, but failing
to understand, they forgot and went on with
their play while would ponder long and earn
estly. These mysterious sensations, convince
me that there are depths of thought and feel
ing in our natures, of which we have never
even dreamed.
Is it right to study and endeavor TO sound
cur being or is it wrong? When shall we find
out and be satisfied?
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Written for the Kenosha Telegraph.
E1rud HOPES.

"Fold, fold thy wings, aud strive no more!
Faint spirit, strive 10 more for thee too strong
Are outward i'll, and wrong,
And inward wasting fires;
Fold, fold thy wounded vii IS, and sink subdued,
In cold and unrepihiEg quvtude ~
Farewell, sweet Hopes OF earth, last sad farewell
No more your glorious light is shed;
All pae and wilhered, We are lying dead,
Aud with lonely heart, breathe this parting knel
0, once beauteous throng, ye lowered round my way
To soothe aching heart, and throbbIng brow;
But all are gone-noJ one is left me now
NatgAt left but night dark shadow of the day
My spirits wings are folded never, never more,
To struggle feehy in the stormy sky;
Aad faint, and weary, having mounted high,
To sink all powerless, wounded, bleeding, sore.
0, kindle not again those aspirations vain
Those earnings of the SOUL foI some;hIngit hath not
Lei L. .l be, with you, sweet buried hopes, forgot;
Though parting b. ana closely wro't with pain
The arrest brightest gifts of earh only born to die
And DER their wlthered Wondering forms can but
weep;
the spot where all their sweetness and their
beauty sleep
Springs no blessed hope that cheers the heart for
aye?
0, yes hope remans the which Thou hast given
Ay Father, and my Friend the dearet hope of all;
That when from weeping eyes, all tears have ceased to
fall,
My weary soul shall find eternal rest in Heaven!
Then shall The music "broken" here, forever Cow
In pure and perfect harmony, thrO' realms of love,
Aud all the hymns of praise, that anges sing above,
The struggling aud the 'yoctless" of earth stall
know.
Farewell, again, ye Hopes, once fondly priced
Hook upon You with regret and pam no more.
O. soon for ME, viii all the scenes ME be DER
soon dreams OF Heaven, Will all be realized.
Aug. Il, 1852. FA. B.
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"SOnleIhing. y
For the Kenosha TELEGRAPH.

For the henosha telegraph.
This is one of those chilling, gray days. that
always seem to me, to be SO untesiing No 9TH
er word will describe them. The sky is hung
with heavy. cold grey clouds, that seem to be
settling downtown, crushing all the life and
JOY from out your heart.
Whether it be the day or not, something OPP
presses me, and awakes IN my heart wild
unrest. l am not satisfied, can not be satisfied
Indeed, sometimes despair of being free fro u
that uDquiet, as long as I dwell on this sorrow
stricken earth. My spirit is continually reach
ing out into the darkness which il cannot pen.
citrate, for something more and better. 1t seems
as though it had lost something which it was
always seeking, but never TO fad Sometimes
ms teelng comes over me with more force
IMAM at other times. When l am very busy
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Wrlten lor NC Aenosha TeIegraph.

Written ior the Aenosha Telegraph.
1--WE strive with brief aspWIugs,
.. o. AgaIusc our bonds VAN;
Yet summoned ~ be free a last,
We shrink-and clasp our chains"
We learn to love the things must endure;
For though heavy burden, Hje Is dear,
So that when God sends us the final cure,
For all the woes, and Ills we suffer here,
With pam turn away, and 10! Il tear
OF vain regret! and wounded breast,
The thorns that pierced it, closer prest;
And still, for life we cry, tho dark and drear.
O., Father, turn these wandering hearts to The
And bid these earlhiy lodgings, all, BE still"
Aud open Thou, our spirits eyes, that we
May know Thy love, and do Thy blessed will
Then may we rest, the of life well run, Lwon.
The ofearth laid down--the crown of Heaven
Aug. 81, 1862. F. Alb.
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IMPORTER amt DeaIer IN Wines, liquors, Porter,
Ale, etc Market Street
All IMPORTED LIQUORS for sale in bond, at New York
and Boston Prices with FIRE ghtfa Double Rectihed
WuIskey in any quantity, at Chicago and Milwaukee
prices 1yv2iD3T
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LYMAN Il BONE,

Boots, Sh0es, Leatter, Fjndings,&c Every oGrsety
every article pertaining to their business may be nad
Of them st the lowest prices. Custom work to ordeF
Leather Tor sale. Hides bought, &c. Corner ofM"r
ket square and Main street. See advertisements
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WRIGHT Il MCLURE,
LIVERY STABLE!

rEyHE RsCRsBEB Is prepared TO furn-
ish the Best Horses and Carriages, TOR Bus
ness or Pleasure. on the shortest notice
stable on Market Square near the Post Office.
Hearse at all ready to attend Funerals.
HENRY JEWETT
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An. CROTs EEB u IL G. IA.
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
KENOsnA WISCONSIN.
Boarding BY the Day week, and roony and commo-
dious Stabing. -
glY~ Passengers and Baggage carried 70 ana from
Cars free. ~ 1yn3Sy2l
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THO PRICTURE,

n5 bted credit and is prepared to issue Poicieson
Lii. and ? ,erty, on favorable terms. See adVer'
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nR mclKINLEY.
C'ROTsENBURGH HOUSE.

WikL ,tfend to calls in his ProIeS8i0n Residence
The House recently occupied by A. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner Of the Park. Ofhce-on the same
block on Main Street. V2ln49Iy
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EDWARD I'll. RUDD,

glgtag Httc- C,stt5ng snd Shoapo0ing Sdto0H,OPp0-
site the City hotel, Main street. Old Razors'haEPehe"
and raDnired. g.
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T.. G.. MERRILL,

Engra0er on Wood and every Kind Of AetdI Statf1''
~. Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Change of Time.

NH3HSe OF RGme
IIkA 80 ~
So ~ " settsss--A5s ss.4ss4ssssss5Ss
On and after Sunday, November Sd, 1861, trans win
len the Grea Central Depot foot of Lake and South
Water surees, a. follows:
THROUGH EXPRESS, daily Except Sundays) at $3.50
a. NJ, arriving at Ca ro al 4;30 81
This train connects for Peoria, Alton ST. Louis Mem
phis. New Orleans and Mobile
ACCOMMODATION every ay) at 4:O0 P NJ Cor Cairo
and way stations, arriving at Cairo at s:45 P II
the next day
This train on Saturdays will run only 10 Urbana.
Trains arrive at Chicago 1905 a. and $3.50 P. NJ
~ For ticket, Information apply at the office in
the Great Central Depot
W. R. ARTHUR, GeplSup't.
d 4oBNsoS. Gem Passenger Agent 2stf
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ADAM DICKHOUT,

Laaoye- --Ssrerat hupr0ved and UHf'apT0oed fanafS
for sale office. Main street. nIVI"H
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rTcT ar ppEmrTrMc

& LIST OF PREMIUMS
y be Awarded IA the Annun! Fair OF
Ghe KenOshn County Agricultural As
RociaIiOn, held Thur day and Friday
September 35Ih md 26Ihe 1851.
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PREMIUM LIeI.
The following premium list was adopted and is
oy offered for the year 1862;
Glass Isl Stallion Horses (RoadsterSl.
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COnnnQltt66 III III0 c1ASe'
w. w Is AKER-
WIN. KEMP,
LYMAN BUTTON.
Committee in the Hall,
GEO NIXON & LADY,
HIRAM BACON LADY
THEUDOSIA SMITH.
Regulations.
All stock and articles offered tor premiums EN-. ~
o1st be on the ground before noon Of the tr9t ddy
Of the fair, and entered in the Secretary ,os oook
and no entries will be made either 2, ,a+
tn .99 ber viii be permitted receive fayora
~ -tat;ca 4 in time for the action OF the Judges
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J. j. PETIT

llstics oJ the Peacs.-O. 6gce-frst door north Of
slosson Co.'S. Grocery store.
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II. f. SCHOFF,
dttor1sey Dc ooun8eor at Ld0 mi Solicitor in CAt'f'-
Gerry. Office, Main street.
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Entries for the above will be received ON the
first day of the fair and samples of the grain, roots
or seeds, must accompany the eutry for exhibit
lion. Quantity and quality will both govern the
decision Of the Judges in awarding the premiums
perishable articles will be adjudged as to the
quality ii the time of the fair, and the judgment
noted down. The final award will be made on the
first Monday in November next, when grain and
seeds or samples 0fthem must accompany writ
rem statement of particulars relating to the man
agelrent OF the crop, the quantity Of pr duce per
acre, and cost and profits OF the same If attaina-
bic and no premiums will be awarced unless
these requirements are mainly complied with
Glass 1871. Pioriag Hatch.
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Horticultural and garden produ, s not named
in the above list, and floral beauties, especially,
VIII be thankfully received for exhibition.
Class 1914. Miscellaneous ard Discretionary Ar
fir[Ps.
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The articles in this department must be manu-
featured by the exhibitors, and within the year,
and certificate to that effect filed at the time OF
making the entry.
! Glass I4th Paintings, AmbrOtypes, Daguer-
reotypes and PhotogrGphs.
II II. Tarbel and Lady,
w. t. Marsh and Lady,
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KENOSHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1862

lat hest provender mill ... 900
Rest sheen rack 90
lat hest farm roller 200
id do Observation-Disclosures. 90
LIST best OK woke so
% do SO
ist hest pair ladies boots . 60
ID do so
Ist hest pair ladies' walking shoes. 90
ID do do do.. so
LIST best specimen gents clothing .--------. 200
ID do do..-..--.--.2 200
Best mill for grinding and extracting juice
from SMEAR cane Observation-Disclosures 500
Best apparatus for boiling juice from sugar
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REBEL LEADERs-Beauregad will fight again as
soon as he cures his liver He is at Entala Springs
Ala, and his hair moustache and whisk ers are, 1t
is said growing white from anxiety. Possibly he
he has the same trouble with his liver.
Pike the renegade Yankee schoolmaster sensa-
ton poet, and fro-hy orator, whose exploit in re-
cruiting Indians to Stay our troops will make his
name forever infamous, is under arrest in Arkan-
sas, for treason Of some sort to the Confederate
Government
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JASON LOTHROP,
8oo&- Bj7sdtngottbe sign ofts Books, near 4h Ward
school house
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Aenosba Business Directory,

JON y. JILSUN,
A. "raey and Co1snssAor at LGao, Kenosha, Wis.
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pete for premiums.
The blowing match to take place at : o'clock
m the afternoon of the first day OF the fair under
the following regulations:
Each .eam will be required to plow Ia of an
acre ....
one pair Of oxen, and must be managed by the
piowman alone.
Each plowman will be required TO mark out his
own land.
The fu rows must be at least inches deep and
not over ! inches wide.
The excellence of the blowing will consist:
LIST In leaving the furrow slice in the best
shape, .-,.,.a
I'd In SO Opposing the sod and vegetable ma
teriaI as to ensure their ready decomposition.
Glass 1911 Ladies' Riding.
Harvey Durkee,
p. H Wood,
h. G. Brown.
rothe lady displaying the greatest SKIN II" a. On
riding and managing Nc 30
d best 90
Sd best
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

frsLic srzAxrso.-I vilI sreak a. TIE fcl.
owing places
Eugene, Monday. October 6sh. o'clock
Wright Mills. Psrks County, TUESDAY,
October sth, O'Clock.
Rockville. Prrks County. Wednesday.
October ssh. o'clock.
Park Mills. Park County. fhursdxy. Ce-
sober sth. I O'Clock
IL has been customary for candidates 20
Congress IN this District TO make Joint sp-
pointmeass, aud discuss before The peop,s
the various questions Of intcrss. 10 the ccuu-
Try. Mr. Voorhees, requested ne verbally
and IN writing 10 meek BIN and arrange
ONT canvass ! nofisSl him verbally Ina
J was ready 70 msks the Joint appointment.
slis rnorniag. We met tho morning. az,
AFTER somo conversation with him he decline,
making joint canvass | make has state.
meut as an explanation OF ihs reason Nh,
rAe canvass Is not as " hs- been In this Dis
triot heretofore. H. u. SCOTT.
September Il. ir6s.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

Tn Journal thinks that the appointment
Of Carr. Nccuss - one Of the stsn onicefs
Of "a. TIa Regiment would be highly ju-
dicIous, and would meet the approval OF the
soldisvs composing the Regiment. We do
aos ,hiak ID proper. asa general thing. for
ss-spspsrs 10 take positions Ia favor Of any
particular person Or psrsons for officers. but
the .sstsss should be isft 10 the Regiment
and the proper authorities 20 determine. In
tA. instance. however. vs will be excused
Tor folly approving the suggestions Of the
Joasnai In regard 10 the promotion Of Carr.
MoCrss. He h worthy Of promotion, and
Cos. Mossox would certainly make no mis-
take 10 making him Major OF the 7iss Rsgi-
sssns
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

lt j. a wondrous advantage 10 man, in
every pursuit or asocati0n. 20 secure an sd-
wiser in a sensible woman. Ia woman there
j. AZ once subtle delicacy Of tact. and Q
plain soundness OF Judgment. which are
rarely combined 10 an equal degree In man.
A woman. II she be really your friend. viii
hAyes sensitive regard Tor your character.
houor. repate. She will seldom counsel you
10 DO shabby thing. for woman friend al
wavs desires 70 be proud of you. At the
same time her constitutional timidity makes
her more cautious than your male friend
She. therefore. seldom counsels yon 10 10
an impruden, thing. BY female friendships
l mean pure neutrality-suspicious. in which
there = no admixture OF the passion OF
love. except In the married state. A name
best friend Is a wife Of good sense and good
heart. whom he loves and who loves him
T. Ii he have that. he need not seek else
where. Bat suppose the man 20 be without
such q helpmate lcIuAle friendships he must
still have. OF his intellect will be without a
| garden. and there will be many an unheeded
gap in The strongest fence. Better and SAT-
er, OF c0nrse. such friendships where dispar
aties Of ysar. or circumstances put the idea
OF love out OF the question. Middle life has
/ rarely this advantage youth and old age
have. We may have female friendships
with those much older than ourselves. mol
| ierC's old h0usekeepor vas great help TO
his gen ius; and Montaigne's philosophy takes
both a gentler ald loisier character Of Wis
dom from the date ~ which he finds. in Ma
rie dc Gournay. an adopted daughter. Ger
tainly beloved by me. saws the Horace OF
essayists, with moro than paternal love,
and involved in my solitude and retirement,
as one Of the best parts of my being" Pc
male friendshiB indeed. Is TO a man "Pres'd
lam r dHioe decus"-bGlwark. sweetener,
ornament OF his existence. To his mental
culture it i Invaluable. without Il all his
knowledge OF looks will never give him
knowledge OF the w0rld.-BHl,cer
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The charges against Gee Fitz John Porter
seen Increasing. II = row sad thai barusAie
also sccases him of disobeiieocs Of orders Al
Antistsu,. and hoiis him largely responsible
for the sio~ tdvance ard Imminent PERL Of
his fRurusde'sl corp< On "Wednesday after
r.oa .nd eveuing. Gea Porter = ere q
he men who have hitherso been bols;ered up
hy tie nos, persistens pa4ery he has never
x.s -on q vsctory. not-ithstsnding The ex-
trsv.r.rs iandsfsons that have sesa kezpei
u,..n kin. ard of isfe. whether innoossi O.
raiitv of re charges preterred against hin.
e IA. rrarifrst,d = rsnsrkahie hcility fos
k..oinx OF Of { ghts alsosetheE.-Wesk. Csr
Ga Cas<fir
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a = almost f<sxhtfsi. snt sltoreths< he
uE,lsss,g. sssh,ek hov much there = N tks
osnnsa ce-gcsnx q sceiAl and 3oneslic
Sfs. which ds-~r~~s nossins eus - ee a.
sGAsty soz forsvsr ferrotsse. Scsvish-
ssapikns n b sonsllF anaslrx hos large .
80 sssa - have No osser basin~>s eat %
rspsat ssd psrpssasts these sery tAinxs
fSas = he voc.t,on Of rc><,s.-s. order 81
xs~,ssv sbat per7stnstr- mere ni>chief tbsr
.,I ls consancd 7isgas> % E<vps soxesAer
Ysa usy hsve nc<.<sd Aov sany sr>>chss
-, are vhich b>co<,e rschksvcos ouiy
sv hssse hssrd . s~ccaA tine: sst -has an
AM sf eotA sss@ are s~orn % 80 % a.
- sAs fss.l rspssit.>a sh.h e> ssd. blss
"a 3 NAL naa % voDAa. sso osn 's aref
.ll ~ burrs ssd thsLss. lnsi>sd of rsesias
-, -, s,S fss.sulrg thsz @ % ne nsxs
.s1.pcss y ssia vs esly lss Ne vssiss
80 rsiIe1pu ssyses dss. bss fAss he ls~ss
- - scssdAi rLs<ss .osa veee ts'
sssisS sai s.sS.iiluss -ns s--'e<s.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

Is HEREBY GIVEN,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that the following named Per sons have been
appointed Assistant Assessors Tor the several Di-
visions as numbered belew, constituting the seventh
Assessment District q the State o. lnaiana.
vIG0 COUNTY.
Dicsi0.. W. l-wlIllam X Edwards, q Ts.rs-
Hautc.
ding the city Of Terrs- -Hsute. bounded ~ fol-
lows; beginning Ht the southwest corner OF OUTLET
q Terre Hautc No - thence East 70 the centre o'
tie snuth line q sccoa ~ tosn II. north of range
. west, thence MOI th q the centre the north sec
ton liue of section IS town and range, thence
west % the Wabash river. thence south with the
east bank y said river 20 the piece OF beginuins
Also all that part Of said river laying vest 81 The
last named boundary line - The wesi bank of said
river.
D.risiea. Ne Samuel MeKeen. u Harrisor
township.
Road and e.st u the wabash river, not emhrserd
Ia Division No. J..
Disssioa, ~. s-Ed~srd Robbins. Il Harrison
township
All nat part Il ssid county wes, Of the wabash
river. aua tatl ~ aaff liver and north of the Ne
tlonai Road. snd not included ia Division Nc. l.
vrRNILLIoN COUNTY
D.rssios. So s-sssphen Nlllikiu, Hell io~n'
To~n,hips-cu -cuuion and HslL
ro~nshlps-veuailiiOn. Engsne, Highland.
rARKK COUNTY
lYlsfsisa. ~ e-John Nlliikin. hortssuss
Townships s-keserse, Penn, Liberty. sugar Greek,
Howard
D.ri.lsa. 80. s-wWsm N Nye, Rockville
Townships- Adsn.. wabash, uuion, Green and
wsshiugtou.
Dsri.i-. 81. s-Jo.erA xsY.rl.na. Raoooon
rownshl lp.--Fiorlda. Rsosooa sba Jsekson.
PUTNAM coUsrr.
blrs.s.s. ko. .9-wiiseu l.. Hsrr.son. Rsssei-
Township. -Ras.sl. FrAnklin. md Jackson
Iirfs a, -. io--Tsha y rara, 6rffncse'ie
ro~u.hip.-ciinson. AonrOe. noyd, Nsdison.
6reeucasilo sni Na~ion-
D.rssloa. Ea. il--WaTrsn Feiio~s. Nsshstsn.
rovnships-Na NasAingiou and wsfren.
Ifrl-ssa. y. la-Hush Poster. ~, ssrid,sss
ravusairs-- JsForscn, ceTerdale. Nh Cretf
ctay corNrr
lpsrlss,.. ~, ls-N Nssh..l.l Ansa, Fo--y ss~n-
shlp
ro~n,hirs Pa.,g. I.es.s~. css.. nsek 5esn.ea
Van nur~u.
p.ri.sss, ~. is-Jsns. 1. Harris. Bo~llns
Grstu
rs-u.Alps-sar.r Kisgs. w..hiassaa. H.sri-oa,
i,e-f. snf fe4ry
oxfs curSr1.
I ftIri.s-i. -. lt--geln n. Martin. - sfsasers
/ s~nships-Frankiir. 1r1<rscu. hariea. fsfe1
sffr, " ash lsgio1 ar Clay.
Iscsssos. n. Is-w. n Hoashire. e GcsFort
1 To~rshfps--Harrsn. Aoutsezaery. Nsype. 1ars
50. .suriaxs. Tsyicr an harfisou.
caEK<E coUyrf
nfrf-ss-. .ls l.-Flsaat-r Basr. wssthingtor
/ rosnsAfps-Eei river, Fsirplsy, @eGsr~o1, Nsst
I inxtsa. snllth. wrsshs. steekisa abd sta.ord-
D.rssse.. W ls-wuia-- v. G.is-y. E'ar-s
1 frtt.
To~nshirs- Hisklsrt. Tsyls. sDt Csst
/ f..~sss... k-s. lp-la-~s n 6astcn. scistary
re~nship<-1szkson. Csrtrs. az hessh CTe~s
frlLfvAN oorx1r.
rsrs..>-. ~. se-Js-s- ~ R<-s. s.iiisAss
Ts-.sh.rs-S~ck~,n. Fsirtszks. IHrs-s1, VS.
lsen a. Cll
rs~t..aa. a., sf->Jsha Marta C.rla.l-
Tp-ushi71s-c-rrF. 60. fe-srssu al nsfess
JAwEs FkRRISeTOy.
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TErr woaE~--Spc&kinr sizh evident rel
~rcnoe 20 tse late frccis1.t'oa 81 k-so&nca-
rx,,oa. he Loasvills JsNrnsi ays
s.If azy Of osr army offee-z 30 n he
f.os of tie enszy cseo>e 10 re<tn On sc-
eo.-s % snyshi,x 3oos o -; doee ey Cea-
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The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

THANkFUL for the patronage
Il which has been 20 literally extended "a a.
surin. the pasi fo4E years. would respectfully ="
licit n continuance of the s4me.
OFpcE.- south Third Street. West side sss os.d
door from Ohio Street.
Rasmussen Corner a Fourth and Oak s'resss-
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The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06

God spsed the day when those misguided
b.e.hers viii return those bright jewels they
have endssvored 20 rluck from csIumbia's
crown and say ne are OF one blood and
one tongue. let us hgth no more
MorE Asox. A. V r.
The daily Wabash express., 1862-10-06
sTRAVEp.

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w. T.. Dc LaMatcr, VI. ID.

LII NltiAN ANb pOhpbONs
Il Gives special attention 90 the treatment Of Ds.
eases Of the kye and Ear; operates Zoe Cst.raot AT
tiicia Pupil. Pterygium, staphy Iona, rtAbsmus.
Ac Removes the various ferns ~ Acute and
Chronic infiam ation ~ the kye aud Mar, ny mid
course of remedial sgrl.ts, Restores sigst 60 the
Blind, and Hearing 20 the Derf, m al cases snscep
tlble of cure by operation or medical trestneut.
NAV b. consulted. free - charge, by letter 80
otherwise once Southeast corner Second sud Pop
lar streets. 1err.- Haute. Indiana lfehtdy