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The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

And must l bid adieu to thee,
Thou quiet, sweet retreat;
Where pains and aches. are all set free
And kindred spirits meet?
We meet in bath room, parlor, hall,
We meet upon the stair;
1--WE meet upon the level.
And part upon the square
As free from pain, and dire disease,
My precious ones I'll meet;
Some other patient seeking ease,
Will fill my vacant seat.
But memory bright, will oft recall
The pleasant smiling faces;
Around the great stove in the hall
And many other places.
The pictures, fine, upon The wall,
The blacksmith and his wife;
The anvil, dags The horse and all
SO very true TO life.
And in the pleasant parlor too,
The paintings, rich, and rare;
The sofa S, nice inviting you,
And cosey, easy chair.
Where patients sick and weary.
Can fling themselves for ease;
And listen to The music,
That floats upon the breeze
That rich and lovely cradle song.
So low, SO soft, SO sweet;
Raising our thoughts to heaven.
Where blissful spirits meet.
AMI little bright-eyed Clara,
With dignity and ease;
And silful fingers fairy,
A dancing DER the keys.
Our Doctors 100, so skillful,
So pleasant, and so kind;
Oh; | can ne'er forget them,
and the scenes leave behind.
That sweet angelic creature,
As, from room to room, she goes;
A smile on every feature,
y soothing others woes.
How much we love and honor her,
Our language fails to tell;
Heavens blessings rest upon her,
bid you ali, faresceN.
aOL,va'
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
STARR ScnooL, HOUSE. Dec Oh, 1868.

STARR SCuooL, HOUSE. Dec 9 b, 1868.
The Union loving and patriotic ciuzens,
living on tho Richmond and Williams burg
pike, assembled at Starr school house TO
make arran gemeats for supplying our brave
Soldiers families with the necessaries cf life
On motion Of Mr.. Shearon, Jesse Starr was
chosen President. and Presley King. See
retary, The objects of the meeting being
stated by the President. it was resolved
that a committee consisting OF the following
named gentlemen be selected to obtain
donations to consist of wood, -four, meal,
potatoes. etc, etc, to be taken into Richmond
Jan.::9lb, 1864, for The Soldiers iumilies:
William Rrtliff, Robert Shute. Jos. Ratliff,
Jerry Brown, William F. Culbertson,
Davidson Cheesman, William King, Geo.
w. Davis. Nike Irving. Mark Evans, Jno
w. Tindail, A. Cheesman. W. Conner. Saml.
Dwiggins. w. Hamptoo, Jas. Cook. J.
Hampoton, B. l. Minor, Thom as Shearon,
Daniel Crawford
On motion. the Meeting adjourned to
NEE. at Dover on he evening of Dec. a6th
JESSE STARR, Pre'st
. Presley King, Scc'y.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
fEA horrible tragsdy q

~A horrible tragedy occurred at Shell
byville. Ind. the FIRST of this week. A de.
mented Tennesssean, had been confined in
the Jail. and couple OF boys guilty OF
some offense were incarceraied with him.
During the night The luna,io killed both the
boys cutting their throats from ear to ear
One of them was evidently killed while
asleep, the other had apparently been mur-
dered after desperate struggle With the
maniac, and was terribly msuglee abou, the
face.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
Address Of Sch huyacr COifax.

The folowiu; is the A dress Of Schuyler
C,lfsx. delivered on taking the Chair. as
Speaker Of the House of Congress. immedi.
ately after his election on Tuesday last:
"G.ntlemen Of the House Of Represent.
atives: To-day will be marked in American
history as the opening of a Congress desiu-
ed TO face and settle the most :mportsut
questions Of the country. aud during whose
existence the rebellion. which has passed. its
culmina,iou. will beyond oil question -
thanks to our army and navy aud Admins.
tration--die q deserved death. Not only
will your constituents watch with the strict
est scrutiny your deliberations here. but tho
friends OF liberty to the most distant lands.
will bs interested spectators of your acts.-
In this greater than h oman forum. invoke
you to approach these grave questions with
the calm thoughtfulness Of statesmen. free.
ing your discussions from that acsrbity
which mars instead OF advancing Legislation.
and, with unshaken relisnce on that Divine
Power which gave victory to those who
formed this u nion. and can give even great.
er victory to those who are seeking to save
it from destruction by the hand Of the par.
rlcide and traitor. invoke you also to re-
member that sacred truth. which all history
vsrifes that, "They who rule not in right.
eousness shall perish from the earth.''-
Thanking you with a grateful heart, for
this distinguished mark OF your confidence
and regard. and appealing to you all for
tha, support and forbearance. by the aid Of
which alone can hope to succeed. am
now ready to take the oath OF Office and
enter upon the duties you have assigned
nj - -sTfE#
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

Colonel Wilder IsA Indianapolis on Sat.
urdsy last 10 Join his old brigade in the
field. The Colonel expresses full confidence
that 10 forty sigh thours after reaching his
command the entire force will have re-enlis-
ted in the veteran service for three years or
during the war.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

The 10th Indiana Battery Of the Army
of The Potomac, has concluded TO rs-iBlist
for The war. We also learn that there is .
general movement among Indiana troops In
Gen. Cruft's command 10 re-inlis; as veteran
volunieers. The San indiana has offered
to re inlist in body. provided they have
thirty DAYS turlough.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
From tho Indianapolis Gasst.e.

The FAIR AT RIcHMoND.--We are glad
to learn that the Ladies' Fair and Festival
for the benefit of the State Sanitary Com
mission has been brilliantly successful
As it now stands Richmond is far ahead of
any city in the State in her efforts to aid the
Commission and the benefit the families Of
soldiers. 1t is however in keeping with
the good name of the Quaker CITY. The
people there are whole souled. loyal to a
most gratifying extent. md energetic in pro
portion to the demends of the cause in which
they are enlisted. When called upon for
donations their muaihcencs is almost un.
limited. When concer, is on tapas, there
Is . display Of talent that would DO credit
to an entertainment by professors, ard the
performers are greeted by an audience
which no Hall in the city can accommodate.
Oyster suppers, Tableau exhibitions, Din.
ners and the Fair, met with the same sue.
cess, and the grand results are OF a chsrac.
ter that will send joy to many heart and
make every Hoosier proud OF Richmond.
We are permitted to quote from private
letter from young gentleman engaged in
the work. the following 6gures:
'Our Tableaux netied us 1854, 81, the
gross receipts being 4l4.50 The Fair is
realizing shout $500 to S5 90 per night
and the whole proceeds of Fair; etc, we
may be safe in setting it down thus:
Proceeds of Copesrt SSos m
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

DIED.-On Monday evening last at her son
ia-iaws, William Kohring Mrs MARY ELlZ-
ABEIH PETERSON. aged So years and 2
months.
She moved from Germany 10 this city in the
summer Of 1886, and has resided here up to
the day Of her death with her children She
was kind, benevolent and Christian wo an,
and has gone from works to rewards, with the
blessings of all who knsw her
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

u The account Of the patriotic demon
stration at Hillsboro'. and the proceedings
of the wood meeting on board the cars of
the C. & g. Air Line Railroad, are on cur
fourth page.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

~ Our worthy Mayor John Finley, has
been quite ill for the past two weeks, but we are
glad to announce that he is convallescent, aitho'
vet confined to his house.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

Qua CaICKAN ,yaA DEAD Grants vio-
tory over Brag; has given US the possession
OF the Chickamsuga battle field. Ii vas
discovered that our men who toll on the 10th
and 2Jth Of September were left unburied.
A nd this is not the most iuhumsn part Of the
disco yeries The heads of some Of them
had been severed from their bodies and
stuck on poles. This barbarisn, exhibits
the character of the fiends we are contend
ing against. eh o-
T The receipts at Mr Bsacter's recep-
ton at the Ns~ York Academy Of Music
which We're for the benefit Of the Sanitary
Commission on-amountiny to $4,000. which.
the Tribune says. Is the greatest financial
success which ever fell to the lot Of apy
speaker 10 this country.
The pork packing eason has ceased ut
New Albany. There have been packed at
that point 10. 800 hogs. about 5000 less
than last year. .d s4ae .eg5.
Prepare for the Draft.
Col. Baker, Assistant Provost Marshal
General has issued an order to the District
Provost Marshals to get really for the draft.
which will certainly take place if the qaots
is not raised by volunteering by the Sin OF
January. e
The Logansport Pharos says recruiting is
going on rapidly in Cass county. and that il
will undoubtedly escape the draft.
Judge Turpie and Col Thomas d owing
are spoken of as butternut candidates for
Governor.
The Cleveland banks have put at dis
count one half per cent. on all currency eg.
cept greenbacks. National Banks and State.
Bank Of Ohio. This is the policy psrsued
in this city since the FIRST issue OF green-
backs, except that our bankers. in addition
to the notes designated. take kentucky and
Indiana currency.-Cin. Gaz.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

Wayne county, thanks to kind Provi
dence, is abundantly able to provide for
her 'own soldiers families. and also to give
needed assistance to the families of the
brave men who are fighting for the life OF
the Nation, who chanced to be within her
borders. Notwithstanding they may have
narrow -contTactedness may be appreciated
at the capital, where soldiers vile has
been found who needs assistance, but here
in Old Wayne, the claims of humanity and
patriotism are not bounded By County or
State lines.
After showing,,he above note to several
of our follow ci'izeus. we replied briefly to
it, requesting the writer to have Mrs. M.
aad family forwarded to this city immeii-
atelv, and send all costs for the same and
for the trouble Of the committee, to oLr
Township Trustee, VIM. Parry. and il would
BE psid AT sight We also took occasion to
mention the suggestion Of several of cur
substantial citizens that if the Indianapolis
com nittee, in their peregrinations over the
ci y, discovered the families Of any other
soldiers from any other county, whom
they think need assistance, to send them
to Old Wayne, and they shall be properly
cared for
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

ErFeeI noble pride in living within
to cherries hospital in your las. sickness.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
For the PaIlsdiam. i.
KEvERIES.

Of sit me down al even,
Wearied with the tolls OF daE,
And my over burdened spirit
Hath host OF things to say.
Peopled with its living !ancies,
Crowding round my busy brain;
Longing for the words Of utterance,
Longing silently, but in vain.
First, .7n5uiom CONS and whispers.- =
"TAke thine able pen anI write = z
Bring forth all those glad bright pictures
fnas so fiji thy mind with light
Shew the world tie hand Of geaias.
Left Its impress on thy brow;
Let those thoughts not die unuttered,
But express them, even now.
Let that poet world. thou lowest
More than all on earth beside,
Have an added foam: TO deepen
It's already swelling tide.
Canst thou ever hope to glisten
A S an intellectual sta.:
Whilst thy talents lie imprisoned,
Meath some timid bolt or bar?
Send the fruitful fancy rowing,
On Imagination's wing;
Plc1lng up those bud and blossoms
OF unutterable things.
They've neglected., lain. perchance.z
And might bloom with brilliant beauty.
Meath some kindly readers glance"
Then, Distr,Si comes, alyly creeping
From among the motley ,hrons,
Of the Minds mixed up emotions,
And begins her 6o,eful song
LET not vain Ambition puff thee,
Thou vert never born TO shine
In the galaxy OF intellect:
Cease Offering at the shrine.
DO not think thy humble merits,
Any just reward can bring:
While so many soar above thee.
On sublimest Fancy's wing.
Thou art IS one drop of water
Ii the mighty Ocean thrown;
Or, oae ieaf amidst the forest,
Dv the summeroreezes blown"
Here my toiling spirit answers,
Who has listened to this strife,)
| am weary of this tunult;
In the troubled sea Of life
Tired Natures sweet restorer,
Woo's my aching limbs t. rest;
And l will not pass unheeded,
So much needed request.
Thus: Distrust, Ambition, Glory,
Each successive, leave my sight;
As l sink into the slumbers
OF the ever blessed night.
Sweet soft dreams, glide round my pillow
Nothing bids me now dispair;
Genius, Fame and Glory. WOO me,
Pm Some Pumpkins, declare.
"BERTA"
iREEN MOUNT, Dec. 10TH 1868.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

NorE;-Messrs. Winslow, Lanier & Co.
commenced paying the July interest on
Wednesday, December 10th.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
State Of Indiana, Wayne Co., IS.

LISA -
LUCE IA BONNER,
Dsvoacs, No 7ss. ls-ti
PHfLANpEK BoNSER.} -..e-..f.
DE IT KNOWN, that, ths sbovs samsd pIs intis By
DE Attorney. has died In the once ierx 81
WANss CtacefT CorsT. her eoDsIaiu4 axnluas
said dsfeed<G, il the entitled Ush
the sMssvi. OF competent person ths3
10 q resident OF tae state Of In1tsna. sgS $50
said defendant FhiIantcY Bonner 10 hereby
th-d of the dlns and said
hn. and That, sniess be appear and sssser aesns
thereto the csllrg Of the SAID second a
Of the of sid Court. to be bsgsn hsiA e
Csart H1ase c~Dtsevsfie. ne AendaV az
repraary said eorplA1i and aetess snf tninsv
eonesined ssd alleged, will sAken - tine
and the ssid VII se heard dsssrnired in hie
absence. -
witness Sol Mss-dfh, cesk aEA III Ssl Of the CousS
at Ceatrrvifle, this ITlh day Of Derember, 1ss3
JAMES PBRRY. Aay Of PRf =
ESQ sew
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

lg Gerret Suith is practical patriot as
we'll as Abolitionist He offers 10 pay a
bounty of S400 each for men enough to fill
up his own towns quota--e6--providedt the
town shall. by raising the quota, be exempt
ed from the draft. under the present call
That makes the snug little sum OF ten
thousand dollars His proposition dou btles 5
Will be accepted.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

Lincoln has the proud satisfaction of hav-
ing both branches of Congress with him in
the closing term OF his Administration IA
circumitauce which has not occurred before
with any President since Jackson's Admin
istraiion. This too is as important to the
country al This critical juncture IN our na-
tional affairs, as it is tisttering and honora-
bic 10 the nations Chief Magistrate. No
wonder Copperhead papers, like The New
York Express and Herald. begin TO think
Mr. Lincoln will be the next President
Since reading his Message. we confess it
does look a little that way Ind Gazette.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

1osA--.. .........---.. S6.6S9 81
We believe the credit balance in dollars and
cents will even exceed this sum.
The writer says of Mr.. Jno. l. Smithmyer
''the success OF the Tsbleaux is due to his
kind sssistsnce." We are glad to record
that Indianapolis Was represented 40 we'll.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
D A P 6 r II \ n q n e
Lee. AdsIEgton,

Respectfully informs the gaee that he is prepared
r.rssrz paper hanging possible osa-er On
81 notice and = sst f2rEoEz5ie :
0ri-rsIea al 5 8 pzsisies, - his rsxi1erce az
Jaas I5th.ict5- s-t.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

COUNTY LIMITS TO AssIsrANCE-We re-
ceived, on the 9th, the following letter from
the committee appointed at Indianapolis, to
relieve soldiers families:
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

COOPER -MEEK.-On Thursday evening Dec.
18th, at the residence OF the brides father, by
the Rev. a. l. Hobbs Mr. VIM R. Cooper, to
Mis- Lizzie Meek; all OF this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

indianapolis, Dec Jth, 1900
'Mr. Davis: Mrs Marquette, called on US for
assistance to-day. She says her husband, Jacob
Marquette, enlisted in L, I'd Indiana Cavalry,
while Richmond, and Wayne county credte.
with his enlistment. Marion county declines to
sist any who enlisted outside of the county. expect
ing every county to take care of its soldiers fam
lies. II you get anything for Mrs Marquette.
please send TO me. and wili that she gets it,
thinA Mrs. NJ needs assistance. Yours, -"
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18

INpIANAPoLIs, December 10, 1868.
The Richmond palladium., 1863-12-18
Aslieu 10 Green MOI unit.

GREEN MOUNT, Dec. 10th, 1868.
, 1863-11-10
3ur tie 1ru1p.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, S402 Bouat,
and Premium.
All other Recruits, $302 Bounty
and Premium.

). 4b,< bodied meu. net=ee2 - axes q kssse:
'sted and have ser ID fnF not iass tnAn nlo9 n.sA
be daepeu VETERAN vOLUNTgRHS. art = -
viii DC entitled 70 rtceEa oLs mMta pa1 ID AAsAoA
M bou9ty Arn pr nniu:n Of qua
10 III Other RtcSa T. to1 Old hesHn sr&A aos Vesas
.ass. one = atn.Ap:y + ar adtaoea, sso oouoS ~
s,se rsfr EsIrs e psss.s 1s = c "a x> ID %
~ nnr 4 futt3 ihe Rerinfnt Of h:s ehoiee
Ill 10 ~tsh to ieia AaJ Of tne k*laos kzxi@s9M
rfW Ia the ne!d sEd to1acttTe tho 9uo.nca ooH9-
tes odeytd ny tha Goyurnmont- ca 9s4s NO p11s%
stre b. rs!t:Sg =: shs H+a5quaEtrso Of:
CAPT. WlLLAAATJ JAMES Psoyoss ksssnA ot nv
Lat Uist1lct, A. 1Ct 90 r+4. sn4
C:st .0aE u .hTArAcE. Fro7oas es''aA ot ~
''e enpt a JAaEb KitopRUfF. r7c7os: .1szsaa' ostAs
"e espt ys.s j2ass Allan. rrovoss Hs:saa1 ot ~
sc esgs g:sfi af Et 1 e:ovoss .> ct ~
e eap:s y ti1Af;N. f:avo.: A4sahal Of sas7th NJ
= Capt isaac KKY1 R.o1oat NaEHnAl ct Ina N
D4ttict s.SrRrNiF IELD.
Capt. X. WAS. LAKE, r;ovoat AafshA Of tAG
,TsPs WlLLiAH, sTaHr INK Pryor: Raf'oa OF tae
ca:t sW:RriHEE0 KRAN.P Provost hazsaa1 ostas
cs.1 s'a'sc sSoex Sssorr. Provost Harsas, Of sss
LIZ D!st-i4s. st ALTAY ;e'd
tae ls.a Uu.f.c-- n Od0EO.
, 1863-11-10
SUPPRESSED MENs1RUATioA.

Earn long ptuca given up the u!e Of huesa. cuo:b
ara iunIpar In tha Ireatrcent of taBaa de es3:s. &
op.y uss them for the want ola better FeIotdy.
, 1863-11-10
w q T Oh E.S

"PA.tIcuIA-1y ve.ns5!e for officers In the asmy n
traret1H .-ffrhok Lss 4r'n Feb q
PIe:ue8t best R.d cbeAoea; ume?ioce1 eFe1 oue1-
ed.'-E 7.IIrrtrA.t1 New .Jaa 10
E1ctct otkn: mtorfae:nrtE II ro:ns Of acG9.asy
srd ee:apce ~ hlla. Army 4 Eevy 6kzests. AaJ9
- AZ T. D: Cyc[ent oo GtcicarS E4epsec"4 etd u
Telu1b.e for ta,l:os1 nen."-i%. 7. An. Ah!to@o
Jlurtal. kuE.9, rru1.
A"Gea6,as rissS .e9at.ey =. tnesesrtss."-{P'tt'
Verv p:e:tv AID durable witches for the Amy "
m, +. Au1 k.yy journal. tGovesnneat orssuo
aus. 20. {. ,,.,-
-e.a Ws.1INrifyuie tk9) JoprL4l 1tsy5l
, 1863-11-10
D.I Il Il T. e s

II tease Of tho Stomach and Liver. Acting tn onga
tseR 1neYs Aat t. With doant tna taost oosto aee
cunttu3ion hAyn no epacs for ciscusaieg ca 1sts
ut VII state effect Of the disease Is tns 60
1t tue {ocdl iDto sugar, which STIMULATE! .hs kdceYa
ia IN e1ctstiye seete'ion OF water. aaay psE:ons
T.. tbty po.s lags quaaIles duttcg teo dsy and ere
obliged 70 ct PIP ftnM ont 70 filesn o. seaty nmea
SITE pon Is c1ed to largo dfschAezoo asar sud
cneL wtea 4 70 iar ad a 70 oa heyond the
III grs st tbn1t 9h1cb when the osea Is ia! essao
.is ed II nsslesab1e the patient oriaks conttanu
1.ifliout he1nx e1t$led ais, df3ne3l Of tan mont
cracErE u lie lips. Areet brea;h il rha Hore Al
Ia H. ptttentg gradually a2ls fsna exhaustion.
, 1863-11-10
RosToS ConSzEs. N. T.. Dec. Il. 1861.

Hx. Il. GRRaa d Co.:
Gents III ely Risa ron liberty to naks OF tho
I lie Ripx Syndicate II ths wine OF Consutctso1
Eator, which can ae:omAean II Tho hIEhsat nat
~ wife. wlo u attached With pair Ii ths should
T. who1u lenkth Of ths back and la her lulh,. With
Tair10tt0n pf tie Heart atrc1ded vito Fs!rv oe tic
WqE DYtrzonol7hes, and I.gtukrton Of 1aH Baddef,
cal I'd pay tisi.n: wa eten5.d oe; Aooa: Seree e
Ifnau employed OLA Of the oest phyafclans I could
md, who attended her for aoou1 niet taoEtas, ard
p:s r. nss s IN ~ - 60 1ncs ss
ase operates RYatlss othtr of hss dir1Galtt.s
1t% n ttis rrse ccwcLctd tha us3 ot C1a4ttc.
isl dcte Ese5 cd to hxya tEa dese3 ea=cr ana sae
kpt imEIoyiHg TaR1a ~, naas5 it, a.
has NOT ka any OF tat ster tor about
iur weeks ard ne ere happy to say that 1t has pro
a1@e~ ~ VIZ. q. VAa BEIscuoTxs.
, 1863-11-10
MEN OF ILLINOIS I

5or ~ a7atr E11tmo1sd 70 rally 9zos I'd t1f
osa: old Flag. Yanr s2oatAassus 80 zion@Gose
WY al ofSorr eo1atsg Imsgt'hso1s la.s;s - =
ca. :aa ito arm! Al tae i!yiEeios isk ~ q 5o
rod TteuTd T6ersne ion = 70 iaE & ssaEkess
tx bel essh the trsnendo9s clo.e q ths etATE -
T7easo1 dses Tte ends nsxr. Tour Ct unity ezat.
rars eno nks 5ou 70 co1e ~ ~ t"aa9 sAaK1 iia9s
ia d. aHss rasde tes nzne * H.ioosan ~ tesEnzE
III i1a e1ety uostty AltKe of hrt k7trtudn q
Je n1 psat seueath aso III faYa - sea ann
teI4 afaio! y hu. frtds AEt tao-sanra end aaG9s
tte Era tdyt thai 1AAn bzlna I3e fnfaaal Df304 q
:, ID :hia Euzun1%rtsrA ard tae Reonono oeaa Yu0.
sad Yeu. Eaue< rad memories b tsnn2:tA
Lent Colonel &th q. & CAvAlEY.
r.15 eno131 L. A. Pro Var. ato H.
, 1863-11-10

OFFICE Of SUPERVISING EPECI IL 26aST.j
tIt1r SGEscY T. e. Treasury DEPARIXKNt I
CIFCfSNATI October 5ls.. la63
No1ice IL te1t1y e.reu thst kut1o1ty for tho pue.
.as+ or p. o11cs of cGannry Stats E1sy ne
htsised AZ this tt1:e g ffou Eonne5: 6ta ::
a. Te4tuku. Esq asis att Spocse' Agentat He nphls
1he ylste 1t WHICH euch produE c4n na pEoaxtt
Isafaa: to1inth, u III. ata.a OF A1s.tsssPpi: A:H
1bia Ii Grsrge. Fort PILLOW. Gstk.v1ue Nasnylt!e
tTai kln CoIu hix khe b3 ytlle Nu.1 eesooro. Gat
so, Mchitnnvils In 3xy1ns and Gfs;
IL tse ttate Cf Ieutxesee; au1 uodet tbs AathoflE7
S:t6ted ii prccuefs tronth to aueb placss b. veil
eispefed ren ona. be pasehhssd and transported
tutto1iy vii cnly bs g1xsted 70 pe1eonl OF coed
ctA:aetef EEd urQaeslloned !4Ialty, ,u
surtrsiieE Ep.eia1 Age1t. Treasury ne?sism%.1t
ffrAy NG.st3 i
, 1863-11-10

Contatr.nx pesr15 500 ops2s nd 1so nne Fistss and
rtst4 II Health Cd Deetto. vt"h 1festis.va ST;
Ahpse. ID Gp!o1ao:e Gehteane1ceas x 12on ~ ElRa
OILY rstopal a. entc<setul nede OF car. 40
81 Inc zepo:s Of c4ss ISea:ea :!nt;ta1 aae:s9 %
epteltaIn deub,r Of ter phyAcAt cord tton: Bent
Gre uf portage TO nry address On feceips o. :? Seu
In etauupf Or pcA+nl currency. py 22afttAnE u. AA
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ITO HEMP AND FLAX MANU-
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