davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-03-14

:sSa,ssioS S' Il Is s eases III s,.a sD
,ao n1es1 4 9 = Iiaeaey subdivision et
Lot7ln block l. same subdivision sssess,ltos.u
Ess : S::$s=
1 sbIoes 70 sso1t = sss 80 AAsaol-
Sub ist1 LOT bloek l3 s.sessei 10 G $ ssIcKnIsbt.
Undivided Il :s5 's iats Z i s $ aos4,,eex 4
SUB lots 3 II s 4 ss1ot 4block:i ases ed to w..
sqo.1 se? Ss Aae'Se e Sate%s'
Ehton's addition to chicsgon. - :" "'sasf.
Ea1ot1e SeSs :.;:: sssss;5s ;3:;';;s F&sksy i ~:
wotett lot i' i 6!ock Il assss:ed 70 i. Istt,cws
wsa to ppua
w,.,... .SsxeeEy : Aadl':ca g Caieaso.
nat Me:t !es + oofkf S g
Estst Soets sstsE $3.50 ta to Denpse1. ~
fashas: ads;{,os "a ,psHP g PcS,.o
Fasste Stse. .l9ts bleet :: ssscsseat 10 y Cameron.
sssi'sa pss,s Ss,!ss caS's'
5Scs aaa feet lot Is IN block 9:
<r~..,. nronsoas addition to Chicago.
EE3ssPis E3ssPPi ssn 81
cal, - - -. t-@a ~ VI - Foll
c,c . VI !ota LII 1is & li6 assesaed to John
StoG. ,..n..
Pup Pup ~ ~ Q! iot ~ asse@cd 20 nokno*n.
IN, ? Rutts5ae'as A5dsen A9sas,n e Chicago
Sob lot OF foFS. 50 ant 81 u " UllIran
anb lots g aud IS Of lots 1S and l8 assessed to IA.
AEoWn.
sob lot 5 Of lots 1so and 161 assessed to Bihon
hpb lot OF lot lto assessc,i To IS Ijntch,ns Sa'
p, Ferguson purchaseI and assicnrd to thu nm,
cef4iSoed - Aforesaid ~ ~
1 IS \. RIA, T. uI the "a p N-rv1n p,..
Whssq see . ass ssed W o a 4. fi1sad dasoe ratk~
John FUFsysA purchased aud as.isne1 +o t,ar r,t.-
signed as as9scts!d- ~ ~ 1-eA-
E1cert n q acres III re q sec nssersef to T ns
back ~" o'oosa-
a, c. Lewis purchased ard ass.red to the n,asx
signed a. Aforesaid ~AA=s@
J.B WAl1css Subdivision OF Is acres In NE Secsfo,
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MI:9.S. KsnEeIs E u Il r M.lGicezo.
ecs.st, na1sdea = Of ne q 70 Q: So Is, ~
~ Tndistssd Of nv So Of sec Il assessed
1d6 a9t ef a.. n- 70 z and y In b!eek in ennd
o "a Ell . nv Of sec lying Of Ba5
Of Sc 1S II as:sixsa t.
uS,lSsea g AZ Or Sec q assessed to Hughes .n=
&c sS e &c 2 s:ss t.
S6.;ss YSsS sssesssa e !, Mll!ssas
1,tE1sep1 Canal . 81 q ne Of sec S. assessed 10
: + = !: = e ! 4 c3s71h
~ asfses 3 sasss.sI = { Y ci.yscs,
tsaa M fSas!sss @ saSs.si:,ea % i IL sE + Section
Sub lot; ssds = ;'5Es SEst i & g .
Sub lots = 4 and Is. Of lots = 3. dnd s. block y,
csas flasses Is Of Section 2:
SidsF u q = Havt md no
%seF Spesyts'0a RaSa, q = scEss i Ne Of
Subdivision sffas sss5ioP i Y So n. RsnsenE.
ESsep 100 NJ Lott. blocks and 8. assessed to f.
Let b!ok 10; assessed to r. Hc.lcs:
-SAC !eL = u lpkS " INC p11Ek -, Assessed TO
VIM. Linton. =
sMb lot s of lots / and 1, block 2. assessed
snH lot y of1.ts IT h and4. block q. assessed
sub icts Is q. g: 81. sssnas S. Of lots and 5.
block y. assessed TO ". I. .Masa->
c+n Ss a. lot g. block u. assessed to II. Dont
ISt S'o5s II sanasi:oa a q lot block ? esa Al
NJ nv &c ~ os aas q il o.
eeeeed 10 unknown
Spinger ard Fox'e Addition.
Lotss II, II. IT, H. Is and ~. block 4. assessed
to unknown. -
Lots T. il. S. 50. 70. Il and L.. block 1. assessed
to A. =. Silitl.
Lot S. block !. assessed to unknown
Lot E htock 4. nsSesscd to unknown,
tE1cert % a.. + Ii Sc q. sc 3, township 81
hart.
Canal TsnstecS' sut!is.son. Section g. TDN
Lot 50 In 81 Of block q. asseased 10 unknown.
Lots H g and CO. block L. assessed to Jonathau
Perkins. -
Lots 1l4 and To-. block II, assessed to J. Rice,
$ II, block a. asst ssed to Manierra and Williams,
Cottage Grove snbdsylsion of part ~ q. Section 81
Lot s.. nssessed to S. A. Douglass. -.....
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T1ISO1 VN4I3 TUT VV1EN.
l. OFT1ex FoRAoE DzFAxrx1sr e. SAY
...... ST Lor1s. March IL 1871
SEALFD PROPOSALS VIII be receired II this o,tfr.
unul T. o clock H.. Tuesday. March II. 1861 N9f
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THE SITUATION
There i n new. q consequences frsn p.
fr..t to-day. Our telegraphic columns win
Rs found to be full, and interesting. fIf5F I'LL

Among the reviewers and magazinists Of
Great Britain, the acendition af the
pOsntry1 Is 1t All times s fruitful theme
If iqyectiye or pan egyric- 10 run the eye
over the pages Of BlackEood and the
z Qparterlies, these last forty years, one
you'd imagine from the tone Of che thai
the Empire mas on its lsstlegs, from another
that ifs glory was only begihning when in
reality the most commonplace and ihoffsns
sive topics Of politics verstAe faggsts that
get the great cauldron boiling ItisquEto
different With Us, When We speak Of the
e conditioa Of the country Il We allude TO a
pass Of life and death, We treat Of an infant
patton ana young people, struggling sArouEh
bhe tlross, Perils and copYalsions q reYe-
luton for existence and there Is meaning
AID porteptous nleshing, toe, when vs weep
pr when We laugh. AtEtimes W. have
praeticed little Of both; sometimes we
have only sighed, and again We haye
Kept the rational eqHanimitF Never, per-
bags, have We had more reason u feel
! placid satisfaction at 1.-THE /" condition
5f the country than at Ehe present mo-
lneut. Times 60 brayely With Us. Com
pare to-day With TIE glaoals period sufceed-
ing the fall Of HoEelsap. re capture sue
eessisely Of Nashville, EsIaphis ana New
Orleans, the aPRreEendad danger Of Rideh-
mond; one saq scarce rsSosnize d Fesen-
bling festgge- ia Virginia, whers our
I cardinal poipfs ! we're All StleagueEed We
are entirely relieved, asd puf solaidHs Are
auietly resting on tLeis aims and sthpking
the best Killikinie. IL Tennessee VIZ have
the enemy for the wopelis at bay, AID OUT
cavalry constantly lee hin in terrpf,
buxzng shout Nashville fskeIstEngiu4 Lees,
aud dasAng into tie heart Iof ~ tmphEs
NTH whoop and yell. lL)n She slAsi4.
yipfi surHguns are uusile naea aud ya no ia
the Father Of Matters, liksalgrsat sE.iinso9,
bstwseu ourselsos ard the fpe Npht ih
Fe1as d 1srader ueos gnu wins the Illarri4t
Lane. Iikb fash, ard opeus thseyes Of the
cutters ID that region in in4rKelIoul man !
per. heauregard ard huekIef 3defend the
coast superbly. The Yank &c |, anadonda =
s;as been egt in SO many pIaees aud Bleeds
from 5. many gashes that i can psither
twist sor xriggls bse it displays ital WEAK
sess and inelasciepcy. Ths "oonditipu Of
The eosntry is prosperous We AieImore
ihap year in ADVANCE ofthe I. situation Z
this time twelve months ago The signs
Of the times bear up Our hopes. q like Little
Eanton boys that swim % bladder4, I and
re have only to strike out boldly and fear
.e.sly, quick lieks aud vigorous, toFesEsA the
shore Of Independence and psase If
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b6r We have had frequent complaints Of
late 4ersai and written. concerning the large
number Of stragglers from our srny. Many
Of these stragglers. We are informed, taking
advantage Of the general confusion attendant
upon retreat of the army. have struggled
away from their Commands 70 lounge about
the hotels and groceries Of the first heighbor-
ing town ia theiI liue Of trazel'' Chatta-
nooga has been blessed with these fellows for
several dsss past. IL appears that stragglers
have even reached as far a. Aontg emery
Our contemporary of the Mail, commenting
upon the evil. very pertinenily asks. = how do
these men get home, and Why are they coun
tenaucsd IL remaining. when their services
are imperiorsly demanded in the ieldl They
should be aenounSel. and reported 10 the
officers who have been detached froca the
army 10 drum them up. Are our local su-
thorities asleep, tbat tAey take no action in
this BUSINESS It is impo sible that the Of.
6eers of the army can hunt out these recreants
from duty and hobor. and i should be made
the duty Of the magistrates to apprehend and
imprison all the men who have basely deserted
their flags.
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School College Street between Church and
Broad Masonic Hall. Medictl College. Broad
way Hotel. Hume High School. the -Old Fs-
male kcadesny" OF DR.. Elliott. Gordon Block
and : nuEnbsr Of others. Il viii take half a
century 70 rid Nashville Of the odor of Abo-
litiondom.
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$500 REWARD.

DpNAwA AZ frsm the premises or the szissrsbel
= enc and hall miles VEST y liesseiaisd, Tenn.
On the 1uth December, fTO men rllainrt l.E(k
and BIN sck : about IS " 81 years old ~ bout s
ieet 10 inches high. lad keith Old look with
piees on his Ia ear. hlar< ard uses lknuaxe - c.
mar 10 the negroes OF The seth CarpIia1 cszsf-Ee
Eas brought or,da and sold ia this rtarket-
BeI i about % " - Je.rs old about feet Or
niche, D. leaFy sci nnd sqeare built, nith lll
lace and task le vas brought nom tear Neubesu
n 81 a.. = --.I4 IA lhis market Two hundred dol
lasH sasd for hgth Il lhsrr OF Que hun
dred dollar ese4. ~ Il. IlBBs-
fahI-1u {.
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TAKEN Up

ND committed 70 jsil b The military authniriss
more recently committed b. hctihg J1siics of lie
Peace, fpr re eoanfy Of Bamillon. Tcnn- On &c
18th q Dee, 1851. negro boy ubo says lis name i
JACK. and hat he belongs 70 Joan PrIda q apurla
White cc1nty, Tenn sid bog i biaEk. q vsars
I'D. net inch high Tn owner h requested 70
como ierwald, prove propsrty pey ekazge. Bpd take
him tut oi JAIL = Il. SWAN +
dec1l Jailor
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CoPARTNERsHTP xoTIcE.-I1. un6.r.i<s.d
~ nes. assoesr.sc t.snseiyes ipg.ther under he
stylp ana nrl ~ BONDURANT 4 MATTHIAS. for
ne p1Ipcse e c1nencllrE ne G1oCEnf AND cox
MISSION BUSINESS, IN Lynchburr Va
We shall keep constantly on h@na a l~r-~ -
veil Hiecttd Suck q GROCERIES, AID SIlPLE
DRT GOODS. en- Be obfai- "a "a ,~iIl 49, -
oains 70 serve CIR cnst1ners AZ All to-.
Candacfipg ne bnsiness On ~ CASH rrs,~s..,-
will - ena1led der indactrnrnlr a 49, 80
country purcbaserr En- her By uholr.rIr ~ -~f~-r
ConsiErr1enrs Of Fluur. " hett Corn "a Al rs,.-
country prodaee solicited and prompt reru- Al nj
ca-es "a socr A. eaief are nae
Manufactured and smoking T6harct apS eurs -
~ 4rades ALWAYS On hand.
We sollcit share 81 The pablo patronare
J, p ROEDCRANT.
dsel7-en JkNEs MATTHIAS.
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~ Tbs louisville Journal Of the 7th iSast.,
says there is an order il existence Which
prohibits the shipment Of all goods to Nash
VILE on private account without special per
mission from Gen. Rosscrans the comlhapder
Of the Department" flE sl.' r. Fl
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~ Tie Winchester Tenn Bullctin says
the gallant Basil puke. was Wounded ih sioF
EAnls last expedition He WAS shot ii the
head while leading his men. He was brought
acres. the TiIsr by his men, and refusing to
remain behind. was brought on in a carriage
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d III1nDls- IIto-- t9Vf- III- ~ (
~ order 81 Qarterlnascr General hare tcei n
ID trusted with entire contrt a rollefr he hia-.
n The beeges III ~ fnr tie army fr tarnn Z AID ~
p<rgnasc ~ leales for nnnafa ttnring. Ianners har
ing Aatef o. lanl aud waiting hides lrl q vel y
address me vito proper rsleren Ii1e array ma.
be shod. and tie ats Of patriotic tanner. t<
prices vii be sls5r-s-ed. 4 r. IW. BILI,1RD- =
kep9ff Naior a. On
Attention, Hamilton County conscripts.
IT. perspn u Hamilton cor1fr. li.ile 70 cousrrip-
n ton, cets the ages Of "a md - years vii +
Assembled q Cartanoega, on lie 10th day Of Jan1s-
y. lb63-
Blank Ferfheates Of exemptiol viii be fnrnirbed
the e1lrol'ing oLceIs. 70 fled I'D and issued !.
couFly claiEaing exemption under he law are "a
sised 10 make iheir apPirafiots % tie enrolling q
neeFs ~ ffce that HER claims nay Be- dee ded %
the 10Th ~ January All viii enc 70 ne n1,-~ :,
rendszFOus snPpled With blankets or other led cloth
ing K D-~BlsAKE. II. Col 4. =. -
Jant-ici Cofnma1dsng u Coh-cEipis
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~ It is said that the CINCINNATI gambler.
Who won 5000 from Meisr !. n Cock. the
defaulting raymaster, hare agreed to p4yIover
that ansunt tsthe eOssfumsnt, aud upbn dat
condition they are to be released from eu.r
tody. ~ II. 81 HI. Il
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- On Sunday last, negro boy belonging
70 Col. J. p. c. Read, was dreadfulIy uapgisd
BY the explosion Of shell on or near that
gsntlemanls farm near Atlanta, Ca.
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- Gen. Grants order expslIing Isrhslites
from his department has been rsscinded BY
the President Of the Yankee natibn. E ii
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- At the close of his message Iincoln
says 1--WE cannot escape History, If he takes
the Geld, he will discover that We eahnst
escape Bob Lee" either! klH
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- In Louisville, the rate OF discount 1pdn
Tennessee money renAins u 8 per cent for
the notes 81 the old banks. EITIIE
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SO REWARD-

riil F.y lie .bsve reward n: The arrest and De-
ny r o. nIe r ffira;e Classes Warren member ri
O. II = t'er4a lirgimc1t who deserted from The
fanip q sid fra't. IN Caroline County. Va On the
-. nt nd = supposed 10 haye gone 10 bis home
teafs. uc3r tx fhef high. fair kin. blne ewes fi-
4isr aud heavy lizard JSO- B. COGNTISS-
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K>sxyI1Lk frsp January 1t. 1868.
To Enrolling CfiicerE District ). County |:

k>sxFILLE. iKse January 1T. 1868.
TO Enrolling officer District = County |:
sIk loa y n furnish me Int Of ihos. persons "a
yo'r fistsict. n e.,nsetiPt age. Fho f.v fv.,.s ~
oilseript law - leaving taeir ht-s ~ ID
Sl'olr. A. isr - ~. taa' e-ssahr III as,ria y
sIoieIt. belonging - -tih ii-r- - at nhes. ist
property may i,e .,c-;sii- l1
Jal1-iH 2. D. ~ AZ t-,i-t A..
.tiHaaias -. q fos-cuit-.
10 the Farmers Of EaAt Tennessee.
Z lUl arlIee itea ~ ths lias- and C1fft Jon can
- Aricn, tud ssats4- ,l-re~ wi. le Iiad for pork
t.ogs Beeves and el:4i
4 have been as-iss-d Ifn tie purchase 81 hses
-tftr Sg-. IL st enne-<ee. aud vii apti.irt
sufficient nilinef kgeuls q assist and define
their teIfIiorys aae ~ y dae tine pall-h their
nAlne>-
E AAve determined = make piiees --uniiorra and
beFai. aui hei,e efsiy -1s n fast Tenne-se suifa-
bic lOr pork. wiz - ;z.--Iied-
Ny ONCE. ivf the lge3vni l. Albania Civil re
move o. knxvlle 500 l.eiier- addlez-ed o. ne AZ
either point VIII lie s..sRded To-
4 y r.. CUMMINGS
SenSuu A2jor aud 4. =. - ) A.
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sss- The ALLOWING ord. appear. in the
Nashville papers:
4 DyFr QHIEF bK PoLIcE,
Fourteenth Army Corps. Dept mbsrlznd,
Nashville. Dec. 3o,ls62
Il Notice ia hsre5y giseH to all cisizens 81
Nashville. ard or davidson county, who have
by word or deed. aided and abefted the pres
emf rebelli N, 70 come forward forthwith to
this Office, aud isake bond and oath. according
10 The forms preT;ded and heretofore publish
ed by military authority.
An such persons within HE city limits are
requested 81 So ls.ia Sy the 9Th day of jam
sry, sos il pct given by that day, they will
he summariIy dsa- vi b. BY fine, inprisoil-
msut or exclusion from these iincs-
By order 81 Naj. Cen. RaSecrans,
JoHS FlTch
Provost Judgs-
WN. TRcEsaAlL. fhisf Of Army Police
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no CURE NO PAytl
ONE DosE wARRASTEp 70 CURE
40 IEkerRx on auIx,k ks
KARScH4LKs
southern Fever and Agns PilIs.


II 5000 REWARD.
d ES4T4T OF Vas dccoyed - b -lms per.sn
n on The sist 0ciober lat my negro Eouan knn-
cys a,ou 80 years old, COPPER c0lred square bniit
about fPsl inches hlEh OF more weighs so OF
90 pounds ind smooth faro. s1cgs . tood deal q
the whites Df Der cys. has dark fesh marx On her
right wrist nboaf - large 20 cent piece. have
good ezsoH q b-eve she has fFged eAss pr D
a free pssz Any person apnrshhndia< sid ne4r.,
whether With pass or without o. n c1afrr under
The prote-ti0n Of Any person. nlals ~ leuals Or
alone ani deliver Der 70 n roiuubcs. Georrris.
condne her IN some al % thai can get her vii
receive The above reward Eaneg. Has rl-ed N Ear
Tennessee and has lived IN GreenriIlE EuoxvfIle
Gle Felanes ChatAnoaE1. and f1lion. Her 1nctbrr
Della BIsfead. nee uoInan) and her brother nor
live ia Cleveland. kast Ionnessec, aad sbe may ma
Der way there In addition % the above reward I
EI pay dfy dollars Tor evidcace Eacieuf 70 convict
any person ~ harboTinK Der. blatk OF rhlfe An
nfurInaii1n concerning her in Ire last four week.
Eil be hbefzlly rewarded and 10 i,nestipns asked
Ahdress " I. harden
DEC lz-5F CoIntnlus ca.
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NOTICE
HAVING thnrpughly .renuraied ny Houre her
IL leave 70 inform my ed P1lrnns and TIE tfnTaI
ne pubHt. that he H0nse VII Be opc1 on and nlier
Wednesday. - Ilecember-
aecs-ilf c. nolsiNLEF. Proprissor.
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~ Mr.. J. B. Esathsry has become asso-
slated with the Daily Proposes a. kssiIiAns
Editor. tsk s.
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To the Enrolling O6icers Of East Tennessee.
INREPl.f = Frequent iuqulrles. you are infornes
Il that ne Pusf Masters q ChEftanoo<a. aud Kncr
vie, The only Easf IeunesEse sho ~ e.
erpied fruln Cu1srriptinn- mo l. HOPKINS.
Chatfsropgs- Dec. z3-tf- A.D-c.
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MONEY FOUND

/ A EONfiDERABl.f sum OF Hanne5 f.aud Ia orr e.
n bee a~aiting aii-ouner-
j'ns-ial LEIrAR + NFxIFEE-
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r. W Yea Aiieko1 n3d 80 - IA 60 l1r.- =
,s.E. - = Boarding scho1l. ant llnrs r.se1Ey - =
Hotel oorlains ~ larzs TO SrurT buIl1Inr. -
Sevsnty rscns. The rrsrni. o.riuillur sIrkl 49,
omtlacc. uaEnl1csnt 8prinE q 11Tur-fnlIInr pnrs
frce sr0rs untar Fithin c1Is. n1t 1.s uniirlnti
hou1e Shcke11un. - ~ 70 ~ n 4 2.
A ihs Agz1i.i1 !. = f.Errl,s pt.os fsr .nnn -
s1rr I'D ~ p11u1nledl1 npoDo unch 49, -
Tx property belng IL o1lI on1 o.ss rsInr a rhnr
dam supply ~ rnfs< Hiihln ou1gunirnl rsnrh =
jogty c0ndlrct p1e 81 IL n1si rnlrnki q - knf
ia y O. WILLT-
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TREAsURE DEP4R1lfESx. c. .. A.,
Erh11ut. De-. Sd. 1ss1-
1ntsFes. 70 BE- Paid q Intsrss,-Bssrihs

Hel3cr. q Inlertzt ls1ri1E 1as1r3 Hulls ~.
herebT ncl Sd thn1 he f1trrllt Uhich aknu - g.
The ssn On ~ 1rt az q 1.1n1I m. ~ = p-I<
a i.s Iss.,.ry q s..sst - ~ isPoa,er.s = -
Treasury En- Fr44l1l1lI41 ~ - No.. n1con,uni,<
81 desrrip tlrs nrhai1a u <rpl,.r,.- = 4 - i =
b-gnee q q. 'IEHMlN0ER. - = i
klrrstarI = Ir1anrF-7
1n1srest q - ahors ES.sril-s -. - -
b Jes.e Ih1nll. DeptfinrI ~ u Brrf cT 49,.
q ch1tla no1fn =
jan6-ln
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LOOK our FOR HIN!
ais lKEu NM

WILL pay SIS for The capture and delivery 70 me,
OF confinement IN ni5 siI that can get him. %
my negro boy jim who Iunaway on the 18th hat.
He y a bright mulaffo ~ yta1s old about feet 3
inches high, chunky builL weighs about lsD pounds
has rhtheF bold but pleasant conte na ncelall face
lis very shreHd and smart he WAS raised in Lun-
nenbrfg county, Va ~ probably has forged pass.
ne Fpre on plush cap And fa3kee blue jacket I
VIII pay 500 Tor the ATTEST and ptooit0 convict any
person Ion harbofing him, or aiding hin 70 escape.
AZ Lanta. Deczs-2E JOHN H RICE
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IsutnEEN head males and horses viii Be sold
II Thursday eth int at The Government sfahles
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81. 1nesaay Evening. 8 P. n.
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Hotpheuscaught me ID his arms athraft
the Printers imposing stshe, where I lay, d
form scarce half made iup..9 and dreamed that
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Cotrtspoubtntt.
NOTE OF HARNIBG lRGN ILLINOIS
Union Wien Of Ohio Esc
or Your Guard!
The following letter has been hand.
cd us by Col. Wall, of Macomb. Read

The following letter has been hand.
ed us by Col. Wall, of Macomb. Read
! it:
RIDGE FARM, Illinois, Sept 9th, 'G3
RICHARD WALL:--Dear Brother
Uncle y. Wall is very un.
well; he is paralyzcd to some extent
/ have seen him but once since since
he has been poorly. | think he will
not long survive. He and his boys
are all "peacc men''--in other words,
copperhcads /. Q. traitors.
You men of Ohio--Union men
votcrs--look TO the purity of the bal.
lot box at your coming October elect.
ion The gravel trains ofIllinois and
Indiana are being held in readiness.
and, If possible, thousands of votes
will be imported from these two
States, in order to elect that mean,
despicable traitor Vallandi1ham. -
They are canvassing this State as
though the election was in Illinois in.
stead Of Ohio Let me know if there
is any possibility Of his election
Brongh is an old school mate and per.
sonal friend, therefore / am interest
ed even beyond my love of country
and native State. Ny prayers for
Ohio are second only to those for my
whole country.
If the Copperhcads of Ohio can by
any means succeed in the election of
that convicted traitor, he is to be met
and escorted to the State Cnpital.
which is to he the signal for Il gencr-
al rising nnu rCo;ot,,,,O- -. .t,-- c.
ernmcnt in the hitherto loyal States;
and if their plans succeed, then will
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois he drcnch-
ed with blood from the Ohio river to
the lakes. Believing this to he so,
how can !, or any other man who loves
his country, or even his own interest.
but look to the October election in
Ohio with the deepest solicitude. II
our republican form of government is
to prove failurc--if our history shall
show to future generations that the
American people were incapable OF
sclf-governmcnt--ifo our star OF hope
shall set in blood--then will this elect.
ion in the great State of Ohio he point
ed to as an important act in the great
drama. But if John Brough is the
next Governor of Ohio, then is this
wicked rebellion surely overthrown.
and the integrity of the Union main.
tanned; and traitors will call on Tho
mountains to cover them, and save
them from the hands of rctributivC
justice. Il +
JomN W PARKER.