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The Polish Esevolutfou-Tbs Magnitude
of she Movement.


From the London Times
There can now be no doubt of the magnitude
of the Polish irsGrTection. We have no details
sud The bare tslegraphic summaries come to us
from the Russien authorities. who, of course,
ropresent events as faYoTably as possible for
their eauseN But nothing can bs more ominous
than even thess mesger reports. The dates and
names OF places cannot err. The column of
Polish news, and map of tbs country, are
enough to show how widespread is the revolt,
and what little progress has been made in sup
zrassiBg If, in spite Of all alleged victories over
the InsrIE~--t- WengrOw, which it is said has
been taken By the Ru5slans aftaG a bloody con-
fiict, is considerably to the east of Warsaw
near the frsnter of Russia proper. On the otkeT
side, the country on the Prussian frontier has
been the scale Of events apparently Of SO much
imporssnce. In q combat on the 9th, the Rus-
SLAMS ere said 70 have been defeated and . mum.
Der Of the imperial troops, probably dissfFected
Poles fed scrOss the frontier In the south
there has been severe fighting, and the Warsaw
and Vienna railway has fallen into the hands
Of The insurgents OF the universally of the
movenant tbere can be no doubt It was said
at FIRST that the larger proprietors and peasantrY
stood aloOf from it, and that il was supported
principally by the smaller citizens, who suffered
most from the conscription. This account Of
the revolt however, is now plainly inadequate
" nht6Pef may nave D6en tne ttut0 az urst, lt
is now evident that this IS q great national IN
surrection, in which men Of al classes have
ioiEed; that It is determined-it may q des-
perate attempt by an oppressed people to deliver
Themselves Of q yoke (which had become un-
bearable. It is, indeed, proof of the reality Of
their misery that, after so many years subjec-
ton, they should try the fortunes Of war st
time when Russia has no external enemy, and
when tho success of Imperialism in France and
the desire of Europe to have rest from rsvolu-
tionsry excitement must have given them little
hope Of support from the West It is now as
serted that the great land proprietors are as
sistiug The insurgents with horses and provisions
It viii be seen from the dispatches we pub
lish to-day that fears Of rising are entertained
even in the Prussisn tesritoTy. The Prussisn
army is in motion, and q large force is to be
concentrated in the disturbed districts From
Austria, we hear that the Emperor had pro-
Togued the Galican Diet and that the resolution
IS supposed to have been adopted in conse-
quence Of Prince Sapiehs having announced
his intention of proposing that the Diet should
vote sn address to the Emperor requesting his
diplomatic inteTcesaion with the Gar in favor
OF Poland
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DESTRUCTION OF TnR STEAMER
NhTCEEEE.

DESTRUCTION OF THE STEAMER
NATCHEZ.
We regret 70 learn, as we do by 9 letter from
Yazoo city. ef the destruction Of the magnificent
packet steamer Matches, by Ere, which occurred
on the Yazoo on the afternoon of the 18Th inst
The boat left Yazoo city on the 18th inst,
bound up, having on board forty.three persons,
crew and assengers-including three ladies'
and freightsd with thirteen hundred bales Of
cotton. Owing to The large size of the boat,
and the smanness of the stresul, she was com.
PEELED to lay up at night. On the afternoon Of
the 3th inst just after landing lady, the cry
of FIRE was heard, and then occurred one of
those scenes which can only be realized By one
who has witnessed similar accidents. The
flames gained SO rapidly that the passengers
and crew had barely time to gain the boiIer
deck and leap overheard. Tbrougb the e1er.
tons Of the pilot, Captain sEABURY, the boat
was backed as far into the swamp as she would
60, the whole country being oFerBowed. As
soon as it vas found that the boat could 90 no
further al on board leaped overheard, sud soon
the water was dotted with their forms Captain
CHRIsTE was the last to leave the boat, and is
stated to have acted with the greatest ooOlness
and judgmeat.
We are advised Of two instances Of individual
courage, worthy Of mention. A member Of the
! 2d Texas regiment, after Tcsehing q place of
safety, heard the screams Of Mrs. EDDY, who
with her husband was but few feet from the
burning wreck, when be plunged in and res-
cued her. Another member Of ths same regi-
ment who did not cease bis efforts 10 extinpuish
The flames until his buckskin jacket was burned
TO q crisp, lesped frcm the guards, and although
he had the use Of bat one arm in swim
ming-fhe other having been disabled by
Yankee bulleb-he SVEN to the assistance Of
drowning negro and succeeded in rescuing him
The names Of these two gallant gentlemen are
given 10 rs IS MessTs. FLETCHER and LAWsoE.
The Natchez win Be remembered By al who
are aequsiDted with the craft on The river when
the wsr broke out, As one Of the largest and
finest packets on the Mississippi She was
burned 70 the waters edge
BEvery ythlng transplred SO quickly that there
as no time 70 make any Preparation whatever,
2 put on he preseIveT OF save anything At 81.
Messrs- WILSON, ATKINS and BOUNDs-the
two first passengers, and tie lass named chief
engineer-were drowned. Six negroes are miss
ing, of whom one is known 20 have been burn-
ed to death on the wreck Captain Emmy
volunteer pilot, and bis lady, were on board
both saved but badly burned. The rescued par-
iy was in the water about two hours before (
they were taken 10 the opposite shore, which |
was dry. The citizsns Of the nsighboThood !
were untring in their efforts to make the suffer-
ers comfortable
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yotion tosour constitutional liberties, thas theJ
assemble without delay, in State convention, il
their respective State capitals, for the purposs
Of selecting IS many commissioners or dele
gates as the several States are entitled to sena-
tors and represents atatiVes in the national Con
gress, to meet in convention in the city Of Chi
eaeo, on the third Wednesday Of March OF Of
May, OF not later than the 4th of July, 1868,
(and the earlier the bensr) to take into eonside-
ratiln the state Of the country. Their action
can, and must be, at least as impoEtans as that
Of the convention Of twelve, which met st An
nspolis on the nth Of September. 1856. Il esu
secure general election in each Of the States
represented, for delegates to tbe Stste convex
tions for the appointment Of delegates to gen
eral convention Of the St&tes, 70 meet next fall,
to form such new bond Of union as viii draw
together very rapidly majority Of, or all, the
States which once formed our Union.
Let there be a Democratic convention Of ths
Northwestern States at the earliest praticable
hour. It is the first best hope Of national Teor-
ganizati0n and Of constitutional freedom through
out the world JOURNALIST.
ST PAUL. February g 1263
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eUK PaasaNr DEFFEUUnrIRs.
.a.other .N,arlher.. I..epostss :.
From the Columbus Ohio Crisis
HIGHLY TNfPoRTANT- snGaFsTrnNs

From the Columbus Ohio Crisis.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SUGGESTIONS.
We call especial attention to The following
srtiele from one of our correspondents. We
have never had doubt but what, if any reason
able number of States would take the Initiative
of " convention Of States" that all eyes would
be turned towards the movement, and all the
other States would, il due season, be drawn to
it. Til then, and not till then, viii The people
of this torn and distracted nation begin to COM
prehend the real condition and state Of things.
Every hour the government at Washington is
losing control Of its own affairs. It has already
yielded up the control Of a large portion Of its
military, who ore acting in squads, on their own
ideas or military necessity" The Posimas-
ter-General already admits, il an official report
that he hss no power over his own department
but submits It 20 the local military authorities.
To avoid general confusion and universal az
archy, the people--the States-hsYs got to act,
and that without delay, that something in the
end may be saved. Congress admits it is of no
luther use than to appropriate money, levy
taxes, and raise negro troops, as it thinks and
comedies that the white man is q failure and
inadequate TO the task
Every hour is sqasndeTing lives and prop
erty, and the condition Of affairs growing worse
and worse The people are every where in
state OF consteEnation, and crying for peace, or
something that will pat q stop to the awful
waste Of life and properly
tnls project OF a c0nyention of States IS not
only feasible but proper. Il is beginning in
the right direction. Il viii end in the right
place We must truly have more Of the spirit
OF our veneTated fathers ia this business We
are equal TO the task if we undertake IT,
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sPECULATIoEs.--In our columns this morn
ing, win be found the views Of Northern and
Southern writers, proposing mode Of settling
existing difficulties. See the article introduced
by q letter from Hon. H S. Foote, Of Tennessee,
and another from Sam Medary's Journal, the
Ohio CRISIS.
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NnTTEE !!

!. = AZ orla-e5 o. EsCRUIIIAG SERVICE y Gen
u Bragg with dirses01s fral H-ssser- General g. J..
Pillow. o8erus pa-dou 10 al abseuting themselves
fo1a their Ids without leave that come forward
q up - the sbsslt members Of % and 2lst Ten
nessss leE uats % clra pr=uptlT and report 70 re
fcF dufy Her1suic Hiss and fi She ranks Of the
5ih Ccnf1ds-ate reFin=l- which hs1 much distn-
guisbed tsef 1n tie batrioHeiGs oI Belmont Shiloh.
EaruuinFlon FeTyviae and Nurfreesbor0- Also o.
lhe SalEdali Gua-is 10 q. up ths- cobls company.
TAOS. STOKES.
CAPTAIN Company a Ssrsfed G ards
~. 81. r---l..-.r.-. .antrlant.
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EADouARfsas sGBsIsTEEcE DEPT.

HEADQUAH SUBSISTENCE DEPT,
cd Dist. Dep y e. sud Bast Louis ana,)
FICksBlE-G. fs6ruary 9Th, 1853
AFIN5 received sHth0r.fTto exchange Sugar Tor
J. Bacon and Pork. ties desiring 90 e1tsr INTO
cs1rsc-s or EUlb eEehzne invited to forward pro
F11aE th- Ene1 ststinE tie quantities they
pro- oss 10 deliver. its location, and 1t which Of the
% ntE dsai 1-s'ed below d-iivsrr viii be ua e
The eE-hsnse Of the atsTs COMMODITIES II be raie
either hsle JscE51n and transportation vii BE-
fushs5 rsr-iss efe ing into such contracts from
every poirt cu me r, ar3ae 20 ms above pcts ST
fhs expense q the err trseaor.
MAJ e. IL GILLESPIE. G. Scr
--lIla =. r-.E IElH b EEEn n s.
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FTNaE frn 81 cs1inby a. lso1 8sal O Memphis Teun
Il 3 Sis CAV l5se.F o5 b. mutual q nssnt All per
sons having ai1s as iasi said hrm via present the
ssus b ". g. g QinbF IS sions Gnfhorthcrizsd 90
pay and a parslns WAC are iadso ed 70 said lifn H
maze iz iia-s s ulnt % Esid Qziuby, Who las been
authori ed % sstils sad 2rll1 EusaesL
WI T. oUTNRY,
" a. ROBINSON,
General Partners,
J. S. GLAEHORE,
Etoz-zl. Es- Tan=larp 81 1853 Special PsTtusr.
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OFFICE oF- CHIEF OF SUBSISTENCE
DEPARrEEST Mss. AND EssT LoEIsIaNA,
Jaekso-, Msrth 9d 1853
DRoPOSAIsS VIII p reserved for the delivery st the
II sta.5ons II Tie -so5ae ard Ohio Railroad, within
this Depar.eat, on De following named articles 81
Eutsiyfeacs st5rss. to-77its
ColE lshe lec). in s7cEs-sleks 70 se furnishsd By
the erFerlmsut
BaE7-51 taa ho1f
BULK PORK sud BACOE
proposas b be sddrsrs q 20
TEzDDoRE JOHEsTOE,
wbQrr1 H-1ia-r- ryhf=f ~ E-b- faurr
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Special ts the Memphis Appeal
FORT PEHBERToS, Mareh 29-Tas Yzskses baekaf
out last night and are reported grading toward @
pass. We have no Information as to hov far up asy
eontsn snplate goins SENTINEL.
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= The CoFnhil 1faQa=ias publishes the sz-
psIisnee Of the English traveller in "Ricbmond
and Washington during the War Tho writer
thinks Richmond the least wicked Of the two
places, but spares The political and social
morals of neither OF the Presi5snt, be saws
"First among the great psrseuages ia Rieh-
mond Is the President, win bis slight agiis
figure and intense face He Is hfsls grey.
trihe hagEsrd and csTsWorn, bus as fuliV eaaal
to the responsibility Of bis part. as Bhan sixteen
years ago, be met. With a feH MississipDi asnds.
the sheek of thousand Mexican lanesrs His
manners have been iiksnad 10 tlosa Of Wssh-
ington, 70 whose position, Indeed. his own very
much corresponds. Like the great chief. be has
been nalignsd At home and earicature7 abroad.
but none haVe been more modest, prudsnt sad
devoted +"
Our English friend bad al apparition Of
Alexaader Il Stevens, whom b. skatches ihgss
The Yies-Pfesidsal goes anbling hsfwesn
biz homo aud The capital, bowed, furoTad and
hollow Of eye and chsek-somstaing @ sesEi.h
a shaddsr and never iorget
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OfONTRACT0Rs for Iron and other munitions oi
~ varuIl zee has an ehs-ged win the execution
81 the Shove order. shall Iisdly enforce It IN sll
vious ordlr from fhe SuPen ende1t Of the Eitrs and
Aiia1g Bureau vii send every contraeiOr 80 falling,
subject conscp pt law % the nearest camp
Of instruction foE service iu toe army.
VIZ. RICHARDSON HUNT,
Hlh5-Im = jot. etc.- eu Ordnance Dcty.
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~ The telegraph lines having again failed,
We are without any dispatches from Richmond
or The seaboard this morning
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sCfoEEtR JsufLn ara Callu eres s.zestsr 1zuz---
gRsesivinz Eefvsriirg aad General Commission
rTerctsn q rFhaless l retail e-selz in amilE Gro
- - $685. su-k kirg TU5soeo sat, Shoes
and speol Thrasd. aaeevsry de5S iPd61 81 5i,..l
Goods fmbIo lra
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NEW YORK, March I0.--A Havana letter NJ
The 5ih says The schooner Oeean Hsraii.
rom Portland, reports seeing. on the 24h SD.
the wreck Of 8 steamer, painted black, - niles
from Abaco lighthouse. Her stern and t7e
smoke stacks only were yisable. There were
no signs of lie near har The same day the
schooner picked up two Water-easSs. Nothing
having been heard Of the Florida since Ire Vs5-
boat Sonoma chased her into beavy gale about
one hundred miles from Abaco # was eouisc-
tuIed that the wreck might b that Of The pirate.
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= Daniel Starr, who was arrested last week
st Montgomery, as 8 traitor aud an incsndiary,
met with speedy iusfice. After bis case was
duly Investigated, lie was pronounced guilty,
and taken out and hanged
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our EOcaUsI

The location Of tse appeal office
Is On state street, fey doors below
the Post Office
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GENEREL ORDERs no. IL
ADyUTAEr AID ysPEoTOR-GENKRAEs)
OFFICE
RICHE1ED. February s. 1859.

fFHE Supedateuaent of fte Ntre sai agiuinz Burezu
h isarf laFzs1 a1d a-ectsd % enforce existing coz
tracts ~ ths g1Ter-l1al I I-0n, Lead gni other mum
1iu1E lroH sud cter articles thus contracted for
ard useCsa E-r che eeiElss aSCsrca ssd 70 have
been sod st private s o. not promptly delivere
aec1uiliG 20 he teams and sii q the contract they
may be taken Hhsrsvel fnuua; and upon requsllios
assistance Ehsi be -f3feed 6y The commanda1t OF the
uesress post g of inst uciion ths officer or
EFs1t Of he H11g iureau, sPecisly casrgsd with the
e1forceulen of the cen .rast.
Wien oosfrs-tshal have been persisteziy vioafed
after dHTs n1lice "a tsiied or couscrpted men
ggil be sslthdIswn snd assigned 70 other works
s. COGPER
Af,rtsrf a-s5 Tn77eet.r- erarnT
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ORDNANCE BUREAU,
RICHE0ND, Jgnlary 3, le63. ]
- - 80 HaH-arr~

NJ A. c S Artillery
I'1der lhs isg recently PISSED Ey Congress 'exsmp-
son of certain psrsons fiom maY ssryice,n you VIII
officer % exs1rt al artisans, mectan Is and en-
uovses s t1e eEtab bslnearE of such persoas
may 20 cneaeed IN er coHtTaot with she governIneut
Ir f1rufah rus ordnance and Ordnznce stores,
ii.er munitions Of war saddess haruess and army sup
i,liean qhsse 1aeu Ia 81 al be euoied and then de-
isiea 81 provided fa sacau g. General Order 10. e.
Fsu as desgnalel as the OTdaanes officer 70 oct,
iiHGer this LAW for s 5ntTassrs with youF iurisaic
ion J. GUReAS,
Coieu5i and 0Lief of O-drazce.
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In nrrTEsrre Of fhe above order 81 Iron masters and
rfhsf contractors viii the o-ates Of Alaisms, Gsor
Ga 6oulh GsroiEa aid Iel1eGeee rFli mike sBsiiea
fos 20 re for hs st1i ~ Eucl conaerpts may Be
So csr-vfnr cut thsir coutraea with the
gJrdnaae- Deeper nest q A. TO prevent frauos Il
viii bs requised ol each contractor making sprlicafon
f the dsts of corscpt- that bis quisi ion shs Be
accampsl-sd bg E earidea copy Of els contract, sn
oat8 mas the srFccs Of she per desirBd 20 be de-
trset ar5 that ths la5orer c1lnot Be- Otherwise oh
fsilsd sod farther t1st vixen tbs services Of he
rcrrts shall i5as be eded, the afisut viii turn
ne coassFt ofer = the enrolling ocsr Of the district
for service ia hs ezg a0 certificate q the enro-
irz fozr OF th district ihat lhe yer named 10 hs
uigi fsz have been properly euroilsd Certificates
n ostAs 10 be by ana before justice o. the peace or
ess astrss auta5Tizsd by law 70 admin stsf osihs
All coaznuuic ations a71rosfed 50 81 Selma Ala
wiz meet with 2romp. sltsHton
VIZ RICHARDSON HUNT.
nh5lm MAJOR eiel O. Ordnance Duty
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q. 81 BuTRE AID INNING BUREAU,
ur~rrrlrTl Trr.rrar- . 7af2

BICHHOND, January 2, 1888.
Fr,cf Nruri6sfiors connected WITH the goTe. nm 5nt
u ron C5sFer CaHtr cts ia Georgia. Alsb-ms,
7f--i.spra u 'Eenrassse VIII hereafter addsslssd
u Nsiof val b Hunt Selmas Ala
Tr rroDcsf1e Tor contracts in Iron etc, tine win Be
rnFed ~ frs arranging ths terms snd ell ieca details
firor7 he Selma cfci instead q submitting propo-
sals = tsret5fese. in Redmond
J. II 81. J0HS,
Maior and Superintendent
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4 Birds Eys Yisus Of Is Si,uaii9a-Tbs Pos5.
ton Of rs DgeHess and he ApPToasbes 70
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Errss, from Orders
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-04-24

A NOBLE ACT A noble ship Was bear
ing down on the English coast under stiff
breeze and lowering sky. IL was not
many hours before she was in the teeth of
a violent storm, rolling and plunging in the
angry waters. The wind shreked through
her cordsge. and her huge timbers groaned
from stem to stern. She al last struck and
became unnanage able and hoi4ted signals
OF distress. A crew Of brave and hardy
men from the shore pat out to rescue her
living freight. Among those on board was
a negro with two orphan children under his
charge. The boat was soon filed with the
afTrighted passengers, and there was room
for bat one more--rotm for the negro. OF
the two little ores. Who should be saved
who left behind TO perish The faithful
negro did not hesitate. Over the ships
sides he lowered the helpless children into
the feboat, and only called out, Tell
master. Cutie did his duty"
Hannah Moore, was asked to write poem
on this touching event, but she declined,
saying, No art could embeliish SO noble
an action"
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REPLY.

~To be woman of fashion is one Of
the easiest things in the world. A late
writer thus describes it:
Buying every thrg you don't want and
pay for nothing you get smiling upon all
mankind but your husband lie happy
everywhere but at home neglect you,
children. and nurse lapdogs. go to church
every time you get a new dress.
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All Sorts Of Paragraphs.

Ship building in Maine promises to be
brisk this year.
The prospects OF a large fruit yield in
Ohio and Indiana are said to be very en-
couraging.
Four ifths of the adult population of Cal.
iforni are men without wives.
There are IS3, $50 white men in Califol
mia, and only AS. l49 white women.
A man in Manchester, N. H.. offers to
insure persons from tie draft for $500.
The only States in the Union which have
no banks are California and Oregon.
Four out of every FIVE white en- are
bachelors in California, and from necessity.
Hon. Ezra Cornell has given $50, 1000 to
the village of Ithaca, to found public Ii
brary.
The Government receipts from taxes. &c,
reached two millions on Wednesday week.
Diph,heria is said to be car, wing off many
victims in the central portion of Lower
Canada.
William A. Buckingham. Rep. has been
elected Governor of Connecticut Tor the
sixth time.
Lafayette's daughter died in Turin short
time SINCE She was the Countess de la
Tour Maubourg.
The latest story about the rebel capitol
is that it is to be removed from Richmond
to Chattanooga.
Accounts from the East and West gene
rally concur in representing the growing
wheat in fine condition.
There are in the present California Legis.
lsturs lis member, Sc Of whom were born
in New England.
There are, it is said. $4,000 barrels Of
crude oil up the Allegheny, Pa, awaiting
the first rise to come down.
News from the Gulf states that yellow fe-
yer IS assuming a malignant form in the ex-
treme Southern States.
In Richmond, according TO the papers of
that city. the price Of a bushel Of corn is
$3.50; Of barrel of aour. S3l.
Ex-Assistant Secretary OF War. wolcot,
died on Monday week. He was formerly
Attorney General of Ohio.
John Marshall. . survivor of the 6rst hat.
lie OF Yorktown, died in Warren, N. Y. on
the Goth Of March. aged 90 years.
Asparagus. tomatoes. green peas. and
new potatoes were in the San Francisco
markets - early rs the 10th of March.
A Turin letter Of March 10th, in the
London Times. announces that the career Of
Pope Plus is fast drawing to a close.
Milton n. Powers. editor of the Colam-
bus TO- Gase.te, died after brief illness.
on the ID inst, aged IS years.
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A NARROW CHoICE.-AppIication was
recently made to a gentleman in Boston.
who is in the Labit of answering such calls.
for lecturer for a small country town.
The correspondence. If somewhat profahe,
is laconic thus
APPI ICATIOS.
Dear Sir We want good lecturer
here next Tuesday evening. Can you send
us one who is not id abolitonist
Yours, &c, -
REPLY.
Dear Sir There are numerous lectur-
ers who may be engaged to appear in your
town, but | am afraid that if we did not
send you what you term "a ID abolition
ist,' we should be compelled 10 send what
might perhaps lie termed a id fool |
really see 10 choice between these two ex
tremes. Please favor us with ycur answer.
Yours very truly. -
IN Y. Post
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The Palladium has the Largest Year
~ circulation within the Tow nshiP
81 old wayne. That's so! AdvcrtiseTs
will do well RENE sn Der this.
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INDIANA AGENCY FOR
Sick and Wounded Soldiers.

No. i2a Cherry Street, zap stairsl Nashville Tenn
inns Agency is established, By tn. Governor Of In
DIANA for the Fsrpose OF giving infornstson Win
reference Indiana Regiments, serving in K-,sr.l
Tennessee and Alabama Also for care Of s;ek "a
voanded soldiers Persons desiring information Are re-
sp~etfuly invited TO call. SrAn service, Tree 81
Charge. Dr. d. HUTCHINSON, Agent.