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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

Wac tanks Of IA And yet N the econo-
my Of natErs. Of chat immense importance
they are IN all seasons. every naturalist
kno~s. While la commerce the amount de-
rived ffosa thcss = astounding. We have no
tgares 10 prodace IA regard 10 our own
trade. for our statistics do not reach that
high state Of perfection which will Adnt Of
IL. bat Great Britain paws Annually 81 .O0o. =
o - for tie dricd carcaE-ss OF that tiny insect
kaown a. the cochiaeAl. While another, also
peculsar To lndsa. gum sAellac. or rather IL
productions. - scarcely ie<s valuable. More
than 1 SO 600 human beng derive their sole
support from the culture ard manufacture Of
the fbcrs spun BY the silk worm. Of which
The snnaAl circulating medium i said 10 be
AM Go 900. Ia England alone. &c say
zsthing Of the other parts Of Europe. $50,
900 arc spent every year Cor the purchase of
foreign honey. While the value OF that which
~ not nafive i no, mentioned. and al that
= the work Of the bee. that makes no mca-
ton Of the 90 600 pounds % wax imported
every year Besides All this. there are gall
nuts. used fes dye'ng AMI making INK the
.-snthssites or Sp.a.isA -. u~el ia mcSlscine.
In fact. every in<ecs = contributing. directly
a, indirectly. N swelling The snoanf Of oar
COMMERCIAL psosls EFea those Hhich. in
ssuae cases. psoss plseae and becoac de-
-srncsive. have thssT fksce N he es>lnom. oi
nature. ard prevent ~osse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

ifeyer man lived since the creation Of
the world, who stood in need Of salvation
from his friends, or profcssed friends. Gener.
al Mcclellan is that man. a set OF political
bankrupts broken. down party hacks. Who.
ifthey ever had any principles. sold them out
10 slavery long ago. having no merit what
ever of their own TO stand upon. are trying,
by noisy and senselcss demonstrations TO
boost General Mcclellan into position
which may give them chance TO ride upon
bis back into places OF power and plumber -
Whether General Nc Clellan Is the great Gen
eral which some Of bis friends think be Is,
remains for him TO demonstrate by his future
acts: and IL he ever does establish the fact OF
his greatness. in spite Of all the obstacles
which this horde OF unprincipled blowers
and claquers are throwing in his way. Il will
be because real genius aud merit can not bo
obscured permanently by even such mistor-
tunes. In season and out OF season these
senseless fellows are thrusting their hero
upon the public observation. and oflener than
Otherwise. with results which must be most
Notifying TO every real friend Of General
Mcclellan. While they are thus crucifying
him, he may well cry cut 10 be saved from
his friends Boston CoranoHsesifA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

Mr.. Calhoun died in 1850. A Southern
writer relates the following evidence Of hir
sssacity:-~During Mr.. Calhoun's Hines, .
distinguished Senator who possessed his en-
tire confidence. one day went to visit him
In speaking OF the Compromise measures.
Mr.. Calhoun said:-T shall probably never
again be Il the Senate; my day u gone by:
bet If the gentlemen who have charge Of
these questions think they vill be able. as
loyal men, 10 adjust them by compromise,
fear they will be mistaken. The seeds Of
dissolution, SIR. have been sovn. and must
bear fruit. The two sections can no longer
live under q common government think
j can see clearly within what time TIE sepA-
ration will take place aud FIX il at twelve
years-thredP Presidential terms. Ny judg-
ment Is clear on that subject but am not 90
clear as to hon il will take place. but think
that the greatest probability i. that tbs
government will explode during Presi
dental election"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
virginia a Barren Waste.

Virginia is barren. desolate, and deserted
IL has subsisted one army and submitted to
the ravages of another. The rebel troops
has fed upon it, harvest. the National troops
have foraged them. "a hundred years, said
a Richmond paper, recently. Twill not suffice
to restore Eastern Virginia to the condition
it occupied before the war" It can be
nothing more than vast Sahara Of blood.
ashes, smoke. exhausted fields and dead
mems bones. The marrow and flesh have
concentrating Is left but hollownes and Gin
ders. Ii was to leave a heritage like this
that Lee rushed into Maryland. Maryland
has prospered by the war. All the material
benefits that came from the war the impetus
to industry and manufactures. the develop
ment OF agriculture. by creating an immedi-
ate and immense demand for the prod ucts
of the soil. have been enjoyed by her people
and made them rich and proud. Lee had
barely time TO look from the mountain tor
he could sec. but he could not enter tho
promised land. He aspired 10 be the Joshua
but be IL not even the Moses Of the rebellion
for when he turned away from tho hills oil
the Monocacy, II was never again to loct
upon them. except as prisoner or fugi-
| tive.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
The Need OF Good Horses.

The fact can no, be deni cd. that our infe-
riority In cavalry Is 20 be traced 20 our neg
iect IN the breed OF horses In the Middle
States The Soulheiners have. for many
years. devoted themselves 10 the improve
ment Of this valuable animal. and they are
now resping the advantage Of the care and
money they have bestowed upon them. IL Is
stated BY experienced arricrs, in illustration
Of this remark. that the difference between
q bioodcd and Conestogs horse can be IL
Illustrated IN no better way than BY examin-
ing the shin bones Of both. the first being az
solid as ivory. and the latter AZ porous a
heney comb. Although the horses Of the
febels. when they entered Frederick. we're
observed 10 be poor and half starved. yet
they had the endurance which springs fiom
thar blood. while ours. although apparently
strong and in good condition. c.ali MOI stand
the year and tear Of the ses.Re. Tts
SoushsrnerS have turned their attention TO
race horses. and riding horses. While all our
care has been 20 tain t6E tfotiing horses.
-P1d Press
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

TakRr il a class Of men Ia the loyal
States. who. not daring TO como out square
ly against the carrying on of the war for the
suppression of the rebellion. constantly assail
the war-tax with every misrepresentation
and falshood they can invent. Their endeay-
or il to excite fierce popular opposition to
its payment. They wish TO render 1t as oh
nsxious as possible. and thus bring about its
repeal. They know. that. IL il be repealed.
tho u. ). Government will be without the
means OF prosecuting tho war. and that
then their favorite Government. the JEFF
Davis monarchy. the rcmorscless and limit
lose rebel despotism; will accomplish its
whole purpose North "a well as South
= -. class, however. is a small one. and Is
daily diminishing. Ii cannot Withstand the
intelligence and patriotism of the masses.
The war tax Is necessity. On the whole,
its provisions seem judicious aud are the
best probably that could be done. Upon
the great producing classe. Of the country il
will not bear heavily. Those who are
making bitter assaults upon il are for the
most part ne much traitors in 'ieart and in
tent as their ore,heren who are openly In
arms nnder the rebel Objectionable jour
nal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23


EDrroR ExrRKss: Since the battle OF Rich
mosd. Ky. in which the fist Regiment suf-
ssred 90 severely. that Regiment has been in
camp for the period Of one month, engaged
10 al kinds Of camp duty. including that OF
drilling. When say the list has been IN
camp performing camp duty &C.. mean q
probable majority Of the same. for it is
well-known fact that there are at least two
hundred Of the mon belonging to this regi-
rnent-sone paroled. Others not-who have
not reported themselves either here or else
where. nor been inside our guard lines, but
have constantly remained at home, enjoying
liberties and privileges not usually exercised
by the American soldier. Now the simple
question il. why Is this! Can taose in au-
thority over the regiment explain this mat
teri The privates Of this regiment. who. by
the way. deserve more consideration and
respect than they usually receive. ask and
demand an explicit and unequivocal answer
70 this ques,ion-why Is this! We desire to
know how it is that we are brought here to
tbs camp and subjected to the most strict
surveillance. and compelled to bew down in
obedicnce-strict. absolute obediencs-be-
fore those who only speak to be obeyed.
and others of our regiment arc permitted tc
remain in all the Injuries and enjoyments Of
their homes. If We ought to be here, sc
ought they also. II ii be right to allow
them to stay at home. then NO ought to re-
turn at once. There can be no question
and is no question either among the mon o
the regiment. or among the people at large
about this matter. There is somethin,
wrong bore. and /. in common with the me:
of the list. desire that il be righted. settled
and put to rest. The Slst has something b.
way of reputation and discipline at stake. an
hope prompt and efficient means will b
sorted to by the proper person or persons (
replace the young list upon sound footing
A PRIVATE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

Tx FsTK oS HoksEs IL AUsTaALfa-
Talk II the nobility Of the horse.-why. va
learn from reliable authority that Mr.. Akin
son. Of Sophienburg. has taken contract to
boil down Z. 600 horses There is no sale
for those animals. AMI the owner wants TO
sell their oil. hides end hoofs. and thus get
IS much from them as possible. The fate Of
Diddin's high-mettled racer Was ilIustrious
compared with the ignoble doom which
awaits the stock horse of the interior. The
wild charger Of Austraiia's burning plains
may well envy the European donkey his
thistle.-Hiaoarra (Auaraiian) EIpress
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

Bor nine years old. afflicted with mo-
nomania for incendiarism, has been arrested
in an Austrian town in the act Of commencing
his tenth fro. At his examination he said
that at certain hours Of the day he felt such
desire to set fire to something that his
heart burnt in his body until he had done
So" In one of these fits, on the 10th OF
June last, he attempted three times to so; on
fire the residence Of bis step father. bu,
without success; he however, effected his
purpose on the following day, when thirty
six houses and synagogue were destroyed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

As general rule. says Gen. HAiIeck.
troops marching for many days in succession
twenty miles per day. In forced marches
or 10 pursuit Of flying enemy, they will av-
day. Only for two or three days in success
ion, with favorable roads. thirty miles q day
may be calculated on. Where marches be-
ycnd this occur, they are the result Of ex-
traordinary circumstances.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23


MANY Secssh feel delighted. or pretend to
tie, at the success OF the Democracy OF the
North.-Loaisuille Democrat.
The above is frank admission and would
not have been made by any Democratic pa
per in the North West. There can be no
doubt but what the triumph of the anti-war.
peace. and compromise Democracy of the
States Of Ohio and Indiana. will be hailed
with delight by all rebellion. Why should
they not feel delighted at tho triumph OF
their allies. for "it ~ such triumph without
Disguise" The "5ecesh feel delighted"
because the Democrats Of the North. as they
call them. are doing all they can to embar-
rass the Administration and create q division
of public sentiment. and thus weaken the
power Of the Government 10 the prosecution
Of the war They have endesvored 10 pro-
long the war by fighting the Administration
and the friends of the Government. until e.
nsncisl difficulty would compel the North to
make peace--why should tho "Secesh NOT
feel delightedg The next arrival OF Rich
mond papers will speak In plain terms OF
the result OF the election ia the North
They endorsed the Shot January Jonven-
ton AMI the candidates then and there nom
mated and ~hy should they not jubilate
over their electionS IL must be very
gratifying 20 the Democrats TO learn Of the
delight manifested by the rebels over their
ssecess. The rebels jubilste over victories
xon by their armies IN the endesvor 10 over
throw the government. aud they jubilate
also over victories Won by the Democrats
Ia the North at the ballot box. They re-
gard both m favorable. "A circumstances
develope themselves the more il becomes
apparent that this war is conflict between
loyalty and treason without regard TO local.
tis- A. Mr. DovGLAs. said there can be but
too parties In the matter. one ior the gov
eminent and the other against il. THKIR CAN
m oxIv rArsIors AND TRAITORS
DANIEL ). Dickinson. JosEra Hour Epwss
" SrkSroS. JosrrH A. WaIGur. and host
OF other patriotic msn who sacrificed party
Zoe country. have the satisfaction OF knowing
that they are on the side OF their Govern.
ssent ADD sssias. is enemies They had
rather 40 down ~ith tho government, and lie
frisnds. II 40 do-n they must. than live 10
achieve saooo. and place with the allies Of
t-easoa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
MILLINERY GOODS.
Excl Sc TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that the following nsmed persons have been
appointed Assistant Assessor for the several ID
visions As numbered below constituting the seventh
| Assessment District Of the state Of Indiana.
yioo COUNTY.
Dsrason, No l--wiIlam n. Edwards, Of Terre.
| HAute:
All that part Of HarrI-on township. ineln-
ding the city Of Tsue- Hnuie. bounded A. fol-
lows Beginning ai the southwest corner Of out lot
IT Terre-B auie No ~ thence TO the centre u
the south line Of -ecion 81 town II. north % range
west, thence north 10 the centre the north sec
ton line u section l5 and range thence
west To the wabash river. thence south with the
east bark 81 said river Co the place of beginning
Alsosll that part ~ said river laying west % the
last named boundary line 90 the bank of said
river.
Dicsssoa, Ma. Samuel poKeen. u Harrison
township.
All that part Of said county south u m. National
kosd and east Of the Wabash river, not embraced
Ia Division No. I.
Decision. 10. s-Fdwara Robbins. o. Harrison
township
All that part Of Said county ives, Of the wabash
river, aud east % said river ard north ~ She Ma
uonsl Road. and not included In Division No 1.
vrRxiLIIoS COUNTY.
D.e..'os. No t-ssephsn Nilntin, usii town
| ship
slps-Cilnton aud HsIt
D.css.on, No. 5--Buskin " Rhodes. xsutsort.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Eugene. Highland.
rARKK COUNTY.
Iseisios. w. e--John NillIsin. Montezuma.
rownshps-Rescfye. Penn. Liberty. Sugar Greek.
Howard
Dses.so~. W. T-wnilnu n. Wye. Rockville.
1ownships-Adsms. wabash. uuion. Green aud
wsshington.
Ds.i.sos, NJ. s-Joseph Mcfarland, Rsoeoon
to~nship
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Dieisioa. W. s-wiison l.. Hsrrlson. Russell
VILE.
Townships Russell. Fr.nkiin. aud Jackson
Dirisioa. W. ie--John W Harp. Gfeencasii,.
| Grrsnc.ssle and Marion.
Dirisioa. W. ii-wuren Fellows, Manhattan.
fownships-wsshington abi Warren.
Dsessfoa, ". l9-H0uston Foster, Nj Meridian:
observation-disclosures. Coserdale, Mn Greek
Clay COUNTY.
Dssisioa. ~. IL Ssthaniei Alien. Po.sy town
| ship
ro-n.Aips-P'..sy. Jsss.on. e.. Diss johnson.
Van Buren,
D.si.'oa. 80. h-Jsmes L. H.rri.. Bowling
To~u,hlps- sus-r Ridge. ws.hiasion. Harrison.
Lewis and Perry.
owHx COUNTY.
i'trss.,s. ~. iS-Jobn II. Martin q Spinner.
Io-ushlps--Frsnklln. Jeksrsou. Nsrefs. Isfay.
stte. Washington and Clay
Dssssson. 70. lev n Hes.hire. q 6osg.orf;
Tosnskips--horxsa. Montgomery, Nsyn@. JACK
500. jsnnins.. Taylor snf Hsrri-0n.
cRKsSk COUNTY
Dirisis,n. 10. i7-fhllsntsr Burr. NorthinEfcn.
Tosnships-ysi riser. Fairplsy. Jssereou. wash
lngfon. sIaith. wri<kt. st,-kiau aud stanord-
Dfcssses. ~. Is iIllsm ". Gslney. Haon.
eelt.
T0~nsAips- ~ sAia1 4. Tsyior. and css-.
Dsrsssoa. n. ls-Jso<s ~ Caste. s,istsry.
Tosnstip I-Jscsson. Centre. srS BsssA cIeek
Sullivan CorxTE-
.pfr.sfsa. W 30 ssnssl Nc Rel. saIllgan.
fo~nships- gsCkeon. Fairbanks. Turusn. Hsra-
y Ia AL Gil
Dsp<4so4. 10 sl-iosh Maria. caTiisis
Towrfti ps--Chry. Csss. Jsssfsca sni H4ti.a.
JAMES FAEETrsTOS.
Asssssor - Assssszszs Dlstrict = Iuf.z.A-
Isrrs-Hszte. o. :. i3C7-cwsw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

EvgDENck 4 accommodating that tie Indian
Outbreak "a Minnesota Is part Of plan con
oected by agents Of the rebeilioa 70 alarm
she lEoasier. and distract the military opera
= the Government. BY divefting In
Tection large body OF troops Which.
oys(<~ise would be IN service In the South.
The Simultaneous rising Of several tribes.
even TIA Chipys~as. - convincing pcoof Of
lie erl &c neDces Of Superior Intelligence
opsra6ng mon sni directing them. The
.soanslr~ls - have ir1s<ocol uhe p>zsioos
~ lAess bsrl&gilns. and caused the mkssA
ere a karsfrszis 81 dsfenoeies women and
ea-llran. sss pinnE up wrath against Tho
dss 81 .rath. fhssf eeGPieisY sll pre>snsiy
Re made appsrens b. incortestabls ev-
sseocc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

THIS INSTITUTION is CON
sistant Teacher la Bryant's Commercial College. In
dianspolis, and recently Principal Of the CONNER
cial College at Attica II IL also under tho direction
81 Prof T. ,. Bryant, Principal. OF Brysnt's Cou-
lnefcial College at indianapolis, ono Of the oldest
aud most popular Commercial TEACHERS In the West.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Bookkeeping.
By single and doable entry, - practically applied
20 Retail. wholsssis. Manufacturing. Rallrosding,
Banking, Individual Partnership. Commission and
Compound Company Business.
Permanently,
FOR which We have been awarded the first prize
for many years. embr Acing every style Of Plain and
Ornamental Writing. Piourishlns aud Lettering
Mercantile Arifhmetie,
With The application e natural statement and
cane citation.
On Commercial ussge.. Commercial Lsw ana Por
teal Economy.
Mercantile Correspsndeass.
UNPLEASANT exercise for student aud essential qual
cation fog The business man
Counterfeit Money,
The science q detectins Il by rules and illustrations
Necessary Preparation.
II /. only essential that the student undarst and.
the eo'nmon English hranche TO he qua.>a 70 enter
school.
Tine Of Entry
There are no classes or lessons but students AT,
sughi separately 1t their own desk, and can entsi
any time
Time for Compief.ag.
Full Course from eight 10 twelve weeks. depend
Ing In all cases the scholar yet IL IL very I'm
portAnt that every sgresnent has dssssss tsrms
menih from date Of commencement. Partial Cenrps
embr scng compile set % books Tor farm. once %
small retail essiness, may be fully understood In
few weeks
For a csmpists Commercial Course. eso.o.
For Q farial Coarse. 70 "
vor complete Coarse. Penmsnship Dept. $50
For a com plets Ceurs- Mercantile Arfthuetie 6.ot
PAYABLE Ia all eases strictly in advance.
Thess DESTROYS Of coed sItustien after graduating
will certainly abd Il 10 their advantage 10 attend
this Institution.
Notice 10 Business Mea.
All business IN car department, a. copying. losr
| naifisg. posting. settling accounts. cpening sn<
/ closing books. ke. will receive prompt and en
Gent attention.
Those ~sntisg either accountants. statesmen o.
.r~nts are requested 90 call address us. vkst
| fnli information u quslieoe,iens oil be gven-
- Persons expecting written answers, III pleas
enclose q stamp and address
r. J. BssArr. Fret, 90 w. HAsxsu, Principal
Indianapolis. rSrs hsu's.
These desiring. I refer With pleasure - the fol
lowing business men, -
Reference.
kin fos'ils Rs~en stesart. q Co. Ind'lls
N A Flstch.r Wright. bates Nagrrf,
C.ixsn F1etrber" nr ID. X. Hays. Attiss.
= n Potter. rerre Haaie. G. Dicson. Indianapolis
Mr.. W. williams.
wM. HAsktlL-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

Iowa ELEcrroS.-The vote A. far as
heard from stands. Republican, 1926. Dem
ocratic. ? .lo5. Democratic loss since last
year, o9i. The vote ofthe soldiers in camp
stands. $50 Republican. and 735 Demo.
cratic. which should be satisfactory on the
question Of who has gone into the army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

IN. csn~snn.n Enquirer s.s- sksi 49,
.....~,i,. rohl.<ric~ ard msrlsrS ~ ksetsrk =
...houd he frosnei as~n Ma ~e1llat
- a. sco-i os cross look be TO- severe >
..,rI<hm<nt fos snrh TRIVIAL ahsrfationss--
Wo.lSn't tho rebel eossfamsuf have lasi
.---..,-'s ~ eor-rl.irt.-Iss- ys~sa-L
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23

IL Sold Eoeryph~e sby
All wnosIsAIk DxreeIsrs In the large eities.
Some Of the
Whoiesaie Ageafs in Nen York CITY.
shiefeiin Brothers 4 Co. Harrai, Risiey Kitchen.
n. A. Fahne-tock. Hull Bush, Gale Robinson.
a Co. N. ward Close A c..
A. N 4 d. Sands a Co. ncgi.sons Robbins.
wheeler A Hart II. =. Bsrncs Co.
James y. Aspinwaii. .. &. Wells A Go.
Morgan A Allen. LsDiie, March A Gardner
Hall, Rnckei A Co. Hall. DIXON A Co.
Thomas Fuller. C-sr.d f"s.
=. ID. Orsis.
Phiisdeiphia, Penssyiossss.
7. W. Dyo,t A Co. Robf Shoemaker A Co.
n. A f.hass,ock A c.. F,sneh. Richards a Co.
Asp ornsaS
Boston, Mas.
dec. c. Goodwin Acc. weeks A Potter.
Ms. Burr CO. John Wilson. u.
Ai-o. all wsoxsxALs D~Vossrs st
Chicago. lila,
II. Louis, Mo.
Detroit. Mich.
Louisville. Ky.
Cincinnati. Ohio,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Buffalo. ". y.
DRUGGISTS. Greesr.. s,srshssp.r. .sa nss.l.s.<.D-
-raiiJ In all Country ro~Ds.-n1 village.
IN the
UNITED STATES,
Terre- A~wse, Ind,
THOMAS u. BARR,
iHs y 'ts Drsssisss. ssssss~psE. ana R.ss,<f
gss<rsns.
e&coesTsf pkkIkks can order &c above.
of address ortsrs 1iseci-lo n fsioes Tsrsss. A.
u ssssrss. - -<ns &C. isssi cirsussr. giving
socst rEieesl O.
HENRYR. CoSTAR.
nxzseusl pE-O--xa 80 Rre.s~.y. ss- rs-E
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-23
DENTIST.

To M Oh Friends and Patrons "a T,sre-
Haufc.
DR. RiCHAgnsDx, who succeeds myself and hf0ih'f
Dr. = r. Ssrru In tho practice a Dentistry IN Tfr'
Hsufe g. graduate q both MfDIc>E and pfsyIsfth,
AMI Coz The pat Eve years professor oi Nesharit'i
Dentistry ia the Ohio College q Dental hnfEff' ai
CiuciunaU.
Having known Dr. Richarison Or several fral..
bear g. timous o. his etntsnt gualtctiious ln e.
cry branch Il his profession AMI 90 hs worth a
gentleman. aud sbsefiuiiy recommend him - nll H
my - FRIENDS in both .sal and prufssticlil ca
pacity and hope that tie same liberal pafriHiar
will be i.-tsuei 0u him that was given me- dur'rs
| my residence smoug on.
Respectfully,
NJ n. SNIgH.
CnonsAr Ono. Sept lsGz
THs uBdersigncd In taking leave = his man, pr
sonsl friends and patrons g. whom he would hfff't
express his obilgat0ns Or The liberal psifonar..
confidence AMI social courietics De- has tar severe
years resolved and with whom be regrets - sever
mpst pleasant professional AM social relation
desires b rtcoomntd a. Yoar coifirrcc and lfis
hi friend AMI tuc,t->lr Prof J. h4hafd-,u- ~.
therefore most chrerfgfiy fsiar.fa Tie above n ai
fespegfs - II tklih
sept n. dlm