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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
Frishtfui Railroad Accident.

From the Harrisburg Telegraph, Nov. II.
The passenger train due here on Satur-
day morning on the Pennsylvania Rail
| road did not arrive until evening about
FIVE o'clock. 1t left Pittsburg on Friday
afternoon nearly an hour after its usual
starting time, owing to some detention
on the connecting railroads, but everything
seemed right until they arrived near Lilly
station, some eight miles from Cresson
where the train was brought to a stop by
the announcement that freight train was
off the track some two miles ahead. The
passenger train was drawn over the noun
tains by two large locomotives and In front
of the passenger train was very large
freight train standing on the track on a
high grade 1t was drawn by very large
locomotive in front and another Of the
same class was pushing it in the rear.
The front locomotive had been etached
from the train In order to aid the freigh.
train ahead on the track, and the rear
locomotive was also detached and taken
down the grade in order to shift it on the
other track.
While this process was going on and
when the rear locomotiv was nearly down
the grade, and in front of the two locomo-
tives drawing the passenger train, the
engineer on the backing locomotive, Mr..
Powell Sharp, discovered that the whole
train was in rapid motion, coming down
the steep grade on his locomotive, and the
cars filled with passengers. He reversed
his engine in an instant, and rushed up
the grade in order to meet the freight ears
and stop their descent, if possible. In
this he was partially successful, but after
a slight check of the freight cars the
whole train came down on the passenger
train, demolishing the locomotive with
which Mr.. Sharp had checked the prog
tives which were drawing the passenger
cars. This occurred about twelve O'Clock
on Friday night, in the midst of the
mountains, or rather a wilderness, and the
scene can be easier imagined than desert
bed The passengers in the train, mostly
asleep, in the dead hour of the night, were
thus suddenly aroused and thrown from
their seats violently, and yet wonderful to
relate. few of them were only slightly
scratched about the face. These injuries
were mostly sustained from the irons
which are placed on the back of the seats
on which the passenger rests his head
Passengers ill the train relate that the
destruction of three locomotives was al
most complete, together with a large
number of cars.
This tragic accident and miraculous
escape occurred within the limits of Cam
bria county. The engineer, Mr.. Sharp,
in perilling his life as he did for the safe
ty of others, has performed deed of hero
ism and lofty daring Unparalleled in the
history of the present century. Let his
name be passed from lip to lip. The pas
sengers on the train have taken steps to
present him with proper testimonial of
their regard.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
We notice by the November issue of the
Pennsylvania School Journal, that Super
intendent Burrowes has taken an i'm mportsnt
and highly justifable step in regard to
the rights of school teachers This was
made necessary by the fact that certain
directors have been exacting twenty-five
or even twenty-four days from their teach
ers as the school month. Where this is
done, of course no time is afforded for the
self-improvement of the teachers by the
association and influence of the District
Institutes. Some of the Directors, it is
also alleged, SO so far as to insist on open
ing the schools on Saturday, which is a
practical ignoring Of the law in regard to
District Institutes. Secretary Burrowes
requests all County Superintendents to
notify his Department where the school
time is thus insisted upon, and where also
the District Institutes are thereby neglect
ed. If the teacher is not afforded time, to
improve his own mind, he cannot be ex-
pected to improve the minds of those in
his charge. To use homely comparison,
the journeyman who works with edged
tools might as we'll be debarred of the
time to keep those tools in order, and then
be expected to do good work, as the school
teacher could oe expected to be successful
without the aid and improvement derived
from his District Institutes. We trust
that no County Superintendent will fail to
comply with the order referred to-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

BE- The organization of a portion of
the Army of the Potomac into three gen.
eral divisions has been officially announ-
ced. The right grand division will be
commanded by Major General 4. V. Sum-
ner; the left, by Major General w b.
Franklin the centre, by Major General
Joseph Hooker. A reserve, composed of
the Eleventh Corps, with such other
troops as may hereafter be assigned, will
be under the command of Af~jor General
F. Sigel.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

sg- A dispatch from Trenton, N. j.,
says that Lieut.. Coils. A. p. Colburn and
j. c. Duane, of the Engineer Corps,
belonging to the Staff of Gen. Mcclellan.
were sert to Washington Sunday morning
under arrest. The charges against them
are unknown
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

n9- President Lincoln has issued an
order enjoining the strict observance of
the Sabbath as day of rest throughout
the army and navy.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20
DISSOLUTION.-

IL The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm o. o.
Davis, Jones Co, was this day dissolved .
mutual consent. The Business will be s,ths.
by either of the partners, at the stand y q
Robert Davis, for limited time, where =.
having unsettled accounts will save costs y
calling soon. ROBERT DAVIS,
JNO. i. JONES.
THOS. GRIFFITh
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

b@- We have had no important news
from Gen. Burnside's army, nor, indeed
from aEy other army, within the pas.
week.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

~ Gen. Fremont has been ordered
into active service and placed N command Of
the fortifc ations around Washington.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

PENNSIL VANL4 SS:
In the Nome and by the authority Of the Cons
sonweatth of Pennsylvania, ANDREW G..
OURrIS, Governor Of said Commonwealth.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

Ebensburg, Aug. l2ih, 1852.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
SsAdaaky, Dayton and Cincinnati h. n

SHs.NiiinaA - Da1 pvn anu OlhClnnhti X. X.
IN O III a.
nN aud after December 81, lsSO, and unIJI lsrlEss
" notice Passenger and Freight Ttaina7 ali, Iea va
bAllON, gong north, follows: . '
RIA A: N: through Freight and AecorntnodAton
O.fO With PHssenRe Car attached HlfT
lfh,sll a. NJ Mail tram for 6prin pfield Columl,s
iHsQO ,Urbanai Bellefontaine, Tofost Cll3s srJ
5aIdlIsky, coniiectlng at Springfield With Tran ioi
Iohaan lod olumbus, arriving ia ollnnlts al $50 4,
~ ~ at W IN lraip Tor ,Cplnbls; at Forest ltb
IRAN on Iltsbufg ". Wayne 4 bhichRo X RI7..i',t
hast arriving 30 Crestne az i4B pm and littslsrs ai
tSq M ~ Slyd with Tram on lleyslapd and Toiedo
Dimkrk al $3.50 m, and Buhlo At B;Sol N hi lSoi,S
West, arriving IN Toledo at l2:lQ M Defroit a. III :
M Chicago AZ 1880 m, and Aandusky az "a n, M
XII y. AZ Night Express for Springfield, Urban,
VII and Bellefontaine, oonheoftrl Nj Era,t w
Tran going kast on PittshrG, IT. WRyne anJ s,hiosn
Road arriving CrestTne Al bl6 ni Pttslairg Al ss
M aoiis est, With Train arr Vlb1I in II Wvne ~
DIo m, and Chicago at l0AO m, Ill GLIDE ifl Tra,n
On CieVeland and Toledo r. X arriving n Olevilsi Ei
S:so M Dunkirk at 500 m and Bua1o At ESQ a AZ,
reaches sandnsky at 7:4O m, ! 'N-''
T,nk p. M. hdntsyille Aecomnib bdat,oul te,yg. !.
.UO Dayton on arrival Of Train from uiu..InruIf
tyseilhg springfield ~ si6o N, urh.na NJ ll4s y M,
west Liberty at III BeIlefontaine II "a h n,
aud Huntsville nj l2:I2 M IT, I0lTInli.i - m -
Tickets via tlis Line 70 all points NORTH Knsti
Wesl can be had At the Ticket Once in the Unlon
SAN l. W. KING Ticket Agent . sfIi llT 'I7'if'
- rare always az low as by any other rpute s.t.,I
HOrlnivrnanon relative 10 shipping freight lv nm,
houie apply M the Company's Freight Depot.-J Il
MASSEY, Agent. 'uih m. RICE tsa,isn,
Nj q. lGLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent. d -'T-'-'I : snig
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
Labor, is Respeotable.

la Labor is Respectable. .||
NOTWITHSTANDING the views Of our Southern
IN brethren-in-aw, rather step brothers at pres
ent, therefore the subscribers hiye received Their
usual stock OF Spring and Summer farming and gar
denng implements, such ~ long an short handled
shovels, spades, mattocks picks, manureforks ana
hooks, augurs, drsses, hand saws, filea and gnets
axes, hateheta, pang aud fencing nails, hoes aud gar
den hoes, wood and iron ralses garden truwels, he
and for sale by CHARLES POST 4 Co, 'H-
aprl2d6w East Second It,, 4doors from Main ri.
Bacon and Lard. '' .' 'o.
HOUNTRY Laeon sides and hams; also lard for sale
" by PIT l.tE 200 th CHARLES POST a. C1.,
selOd&w " ada East I'd st., doors from MAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
Spring-.House Oleonina. A

.3sHi Spring-''IIonse Oleanin1.li adi
ME martins are coming, and have commepced to
IL hN up their houses, but as they bring all the ne
cessaty tools With them, they are not very good cn4
toners for store, though otherwise agreeable neigh
borF therefore We haye 10 look TO others, who need
scrubbng brushes window, sweeping, dusting, stove,
white wash and shoe brushes, lnops and mop stidxz
shaker 6rooms, tubs and buckets, bar and county
bihcking shoe backing. dustpans ash 6uckets, cham
ber buckets, husk rope and other mats, carpet ham,
mersi carpet lacks, sploOns, wash boards, clothes
lines. coihespns, sadlrons, &C. and for safe ty 70
tA-f il i.Nf -l|... .iF CHARLES Post a Co, iI y
aprl9d&w East second st., doors from Main 1t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
Baltimore and ohio RaiIroad- /

~ ~ M lss';sss;ssaR
4 AkkAT NATlUNALkUDTks--Ier ermlnsles M MhAh
~ lnglYn and Baltimore on the East and Wheal,,,,
pehWOod and ParkerHbufg the West M 4 hifL I,.
tunites with hailroads, steamers 1e. Ir AM, mon, ~
POINTS IN the Weslt Southwest and Northwest ~ =
lnIee rains l5nily tor all the Eastern Citier ''
~ lhs is the only route TO Washington CITY -N~
Leave baltimore at 4:JO, 7;40 and lvlUv M AND r.
anu 9lVP ~, on Sundays at 43O and TAO a m onl,
Leave washington at OO0 7:lO and II a M, ana IA
'rG ih, P nj on sundays at $50 and m only 1ga
lhi9ugh nektts to The Eastern eiLs eau 10
wa washington CITY at an additional charge Oi A.
ilhe hs quick and !Rre as low As by an, nthef folt
inquire for ticstets baltimore aud Ghl,, kv,.,,u.,
AZ any OF the principal Railroad Offices in the West
j. II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western u
an r., l. N. COLA, Gen. Ticket A z tJiGIef'
W. 4, saITB, master OF Tnnsportalion. Aldti
Indiana Central a Dayton a. Western R.L
ekR&E II i E. -
re- W. a-A AoHAhGE-0FlTlAak. k. assNl7L
AN and Rner Aonday 9th iIsi the .u,or,,n. -,
~ press VII leave tile Onion DeiUt, 81 sy,,,,
a, SoC am ths nall a. $40 M, sd The rEool
,.i,, .h,e',Inins VII AFnye at ll5S m, 6..6 M, nn
- '' IL. u. CAhkl,
'' 20 '', 5upernJalidtni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
'~ Illinois Central Railroad.
Dayton, 1enla and Columbus RaIlronU

hkEE gally IrHns East, VIA Columbus. Thru,,,,
4 tiekeia lfom Dayton 10 all EasteIL cities
hfee Daly Tnlns East, leaving ,IIaYt.,n IA, Al, .
ast as iolows Night Express Ii:os D. ,n'; gpe,,a
ana Cetnbna Day EXPRESS at l.zO; T. M IND, tIa
otp tn stops S' all Way stanons betwson dayton ana
arriving at Dayton, night xpress $40 a. mi; Acc,
modatlon Sl6 a. M; Columbus and Ilncinnni, lms ~
press 6:3b y. m, w IA
Trans ram run By Columbus time which ia niinntes ts-
uhfough tickets can be had for all Eastern citeA a.
calling Oh 5. W. KING, Tick Agent : N'' ~
Il. ". WoODWA.tll. sunar,p,ana.,,,
Q. WAahGE, Gen'i Ag't, DAYTON u e..;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-28
GrecnvIIle ana MIamI Kallrond

CHANGE or TiME,, '''oq 2
( n anu after "wednesday, January Zyth, IsG2 t,h,
~ iuTthsr notice, tTaIns VIII run ~ IlI,,et "a.
Leave Lag Ton al 800 a n., pla stU u n,
Arrive nj Union lz.l5 u nI . tsU a.. iif
kkfUhhING Ul5r aHslIf
1uI Leave Union al $40 . ia, and l..ooa,
!. Arrive ~ Dayton e:4U % :. b:lO "
l.uss n. y. STIMsok, suit
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27


HEAs LMembers S Of Congress who
have procured furloughs for we'll men to
come home by the Thousands to election
'eer for thslisressiection, should Be hung
from the dome Of the Capitol r1As = 81.
From SO, 900 to 5000 soldiers are ab.
sent from the army drawing full pay, and
enabling the enemy to beat rs at every
point. Its . important to have The sol,
diers q TIE old army in the field as as 10
raise newarny. Every man Of them
should be At his post.
Playing var is ''played out" We must
have no more ef it."-fChicago Tribune.
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NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of the Repub-
ican and Unconditional Union gmen of
the several Townships of Marshall County
to nominate delegates to sttend.a County
Delegate Convention to be held at Marys-
vile ON the 4th day of Oct,o next The
number of delegates each Township is en-
titled to are as follows to.wit {: :ligs19sisHy-
Guiitard Township, at Martin Life's 5
Vermilli0n s:9 ge Barretts 6
Msrysville g." !" American House 6
Blue Rapids g. g. A. }. PaImer's 6
The Township Conventions will be held
at the above named places on Friday the
Sd day Of Oct. at l O'Clock P. NJ. Q A Can
didats for Legislature, and candidates for
County officers are TO be nominated at the
County Convention. 4a-. 5s a..a
And each Township is authorized to
elect one delegate at those township meet
ings on the Sd to meet in the District Con-
veA.ion to be held At Marysville on The 6th
day of Oct. 1862 for the purpose Of nomi,
mating q. State Senator. a ,srs-..&
By order of CHAS. J.LEE, I'll s.
Chairman Of Rep. Ex. Com. aso, 81 4.
~ PETER GIFT,
Chairman Of County Union Com. Ii.
The number Of Delegates each County
In our Senatorial District sends Ito the
Convention on the 9th Of Oct. ate as fol.
'ows ::
Marshall - Y -" .
Riley 8
Washington
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to punish treason and rebellion ; to sieze
and confscste property Of rebels and 9th
el purposes. .ppro we'd July. l7.h, 1861.
and which sections are u the worss Ssad
figures sollosing ~ ~
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That
all slaves Of persons who shall hereafter be
engaged inTebellion against the govern
meut Of the United States or who shall in
any way give aid or comfort thereto, and
escaping from such persons and taking re-
fage within the lines of the army, and all
slaves captured from such persons, or de-
serted by them and coming under the CON
troll of the Government of the United
Stares, and alt slaves Of such persons on or
being within any place occupied by the
forces 0fthe United States, shall be DEEM
ed captives Of war, and shall be toreyer
free Of their servitfde and not again serve
as slaves. aai Tst1i13 9dj .ia-f1 79'
T. Sec. 10. And be il further d enacted.
That ne slave escaping into any slave ter
ritory or the District Of Columbia, :. from
any Of the States, shall be delivered up, or
in any way impeded or hinfered of his lib
erty, except fer crime or some offence
against the law. unless the. person claim
ing said fugitive shall first make oath that
the person to whom the labor or seryilude
of such fugitive is alledged to be due is
his lawful owner, and has let been in arms
against the United Stsses in the present
rebellion nor in any way given aid orcom'
fort thereto and no person engaged IN
the military or naval service Of the United
States, shall, under any pretense whatever
assume to decide on the validity of the
claim Of any persen to the service or labor
Of any other person on surrender up any
any such person to the claiment, on pain
Of being dismissed from the service.
and I do hereby enjoin upon and orde1
all persons engaged in the military ans
naval service Of the United States 10 OBJ
serve, obey and enforce within their respec
tive spheres of service, the act and sec
tions above recited, and the Executive vii
in due time Recommend to all citizens il
the United States who shall have remained
loyal thereto, throughous tho rebellion
shall, Upon the restoration Of the constitu
tional relations between the Uaited State:
aud the respective States apathe people
thereof wherein the relation shall have
been disturbed, be compensated fof all les.
ses by acts Of the United States, including
the loss Of slaves. z.e.st s.. ae.
In witness thereof / have hereunto Sc
my hand and caused the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed. Done at the CITY
of Washington this the 22d day of Septem
Der, in the year of our Lord one thousant
eight hundred and sixty-two, and of th'
; independence of the United States th'
eighty-seven.h, aa .aon J1I
. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ;
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/, sIN Hoc S1cso VrScEs."-By, and in
this sign shalt thou conquorASuch quo
tation will snswer IT the present time, We,
of,he Union are fighting for great andun.
deniable truths, which shall conquer
"Tru,h though crushed to earth, will rise
agar" !" brighter, pufsr, better BY far than
if the dark waves, Aud scourging lash Of
public condemnation had ne'r attempted
its ruin. We are Of such disposition that
though the world may condemn, we will
uphold, till proof positive, is produced.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

The tax bill with reference to newspa.
persf sands as follows in the House.: on
IS The tax on advertisements shall be
assessed on the amount received for the
same, not the amount chatged, and is re-
ducsd from five to three per centum. eii ..
Newspapers With less than 2,0oO 5circu-
lation, or whess recipis ere lessshan 81 900
per annum for advertisetnen.s, are exem D,
from any ADVERT sing tax. -s.eo
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MARYS VILE, KANSAS:

: . a
GosE.-The editor his sode to the riv-
er. In his absceace, we have been solicit
ted to take charge Of the mechanical and
editorial department of the paper We
will, to the best of our ability, keep the
paper up to lis former standard. We op'
pose, what we believe to be wrong, and
will uphold the righ. at whatever cost We
are for our country right, but right or
wrong, our country. We: oppose yrrany
in every form. We have suffered at the
bands Of rebels, and have desire to see
them suffer. In fact We will devote our
whole time and energy to the one great
purpose of cur country. a4.d a''
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

B@1tis amusing to witness the con-
test that is going on between the friends
Of Daily republican and Kinney Demo
cratic, Of Nebraska. .la
Gus Harvey ofthe Nebraska City News
sals Daily is . blashphemer, q arunkard,
a loafer, briber, a repuled progenitor Of
moIasses-colored kinky y-heads at Washing
Daily's friends say Kinney is a thief,
a liar, a black-guard, a scoundrel, and had
to leave Utah, or father several hundred
toe. headed little Mormons. Rather com.
plimenting to both parties. Now this is
none of our quarrel, and we have no righ.
to interfere, for the law says We shall not
interfere with the domestic affairs of our
neighbors; but we would like to see the
families of these two gentlemen N On full
parsdc. If Nebraska has no honest men
in her borders, Kansas will lend her some.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

CoLuxs Halt When you arrive a,
Mai. Gen. Jo. Samusl's Headquarters, and
secure, before he celia ous, . large assert
'ment of goodsfrem his mammoth Stock
We expect to GO down soon, and, will no
doubt lay ina heavy stock. of-of calico's.
and such other articles a. We have need
Of We being young man the calico
part of this notice Il "goak."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

The telegraph Of the las. week has
brought sAe- intelligence of the overthrow
andcoRPlese rout Of lhe 5ebel army, on
the Potpnac. ~. IS iGrGSt sAps aogged
Prics,.ind taksa- 30 pf;sssSls, below
Coriuth. We predict speedy terminus
Of thN- -waF. F.-.-----s-~szz,r--x-- es-s-ssz-=
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CONlgUBIAL.

MARRlEDTOn the 10Th inst, BY the.
Rev. Or. Perkins, Mr.. Allen Shipp, Of
Marshall Co. Kansas, to Mrs. H. E. Mil.
ler of Atchissn.
Long life to Allen, and his faire lady.
Hoping that they may soon be surrounded
by whole squadron Of small ships.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

DRAFrING,a Observation-Disclosures e.
Kerr, who has inve stigateG the subject ol
drafting, says !: Is Drafting, my boy, is ol
nature to develop the seeds Of disease in
the hitherto healthy human system-seeds
which if suffered to fructify, will be likely
to ultimate 10 what gentlemen Of burglar
Gus accomplish would chastey de-
nominate botanicaily very large sized
"plant." i4 90 e slr
Orpheus, we believe you are "korrect,' u
ae have seen ye terrible effect of drafting.
Men, who few short months ago, could,
as they said, "git up an fan out their waite
in mad dogs" or chad the grit Of a sand
hill crane, are now complaining of "pow-
erful weak backs, consumptlons, and sore
eyes," Orpheus, you elucidale the sub.
ject. dls--l ir
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y0G5y NGdaS.

Eat plenty, read, thes Union, and SUBJ
scribe for it, and You will always be healthy
jolly and good looking. We reason from
philosophical position, and will warrant
the success Of the experiment. Try it. 5
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

Capt. Hntchisen, Capt. Blackburn, Lieut..
McDugal, and some others, from the mill
tary companies that were raised in this
vicinity are in town.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

Capt. Williams ofour City, will soon
leave for Fl. Leavenworth. with his com:
pany of Ottoes. We predict fer him
brilliant military career,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

I@ Onr merchants are receiving large
shipments Of goods We eradvise our coun.
itryfriends to spend their cash in our city
and take their credit to the river. Try
il. hs. .sa syo -is =
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s%If you are cold, Charlie has some
thing to warm you, if Hot be has some
thing to cool you. 90 x1lk over TO Charlie .
and take something, but b sure and take
us with you. "se 81 @ - 20,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-27

The latest French papers declare the
harves. in France to be equal. to that OF
any year Of The last decade, discourasing
reports the contrary notwithstanding.