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, 1863-02-07

Union Meeting MT LnFortc Co.
a meeting Of the Union citizens of LaPortc
County, Indiana, WAS held at tho Court House
in LaPorte Oh tho 3lst ult. Hon. A. Tccsar-
den presided. It being found that the Court
House would not hold but j small portion Of
those present, the meeting was adjourned to
Huntsman Hall. 4 committee appointed for
the purpose reported series Of loyal reso!u-
tions, which we're unanimously adopted
Tie meeting WAS cloqucntly addressed By Hon.
C. n. Cathcart, Col. Gilbert hathaway and
Capt. Nm. Copp. Alert solemn oath Was
taken by all rising and repeating it together.
A collection was tlicn taken up, amounting to
Slco, for the needy families Of volunteers. 4
resolution was also unanimously passed con-
de1nning the reasonable uttcrances Of the
Chicago Times, and requesting news dealers
to refrain from selling it. The meeting was
ono Of the largest aud uost enthusiastic cyc,
hcl4 in the county.
milwaukee, Chamber OF Commerce,
At the opening Of the new rooms Of the Cham
very able address WAS delivered by Tnos. Na11
y
the "Progress and Development OF Wisconsin, r
as soon as our space permits, NC will cu1l few
paragraphs from 1t, which caunot 1ail to interest
our readers.
fE The Copperheads are getting fright
cncd. But few weeks ago the Mucatine
1owa) CoE1ier-a sickly Coppcrhcad organ
argued Etrcnuously fora revolution to over
throw the Administration, and urged the
use Of tho bdyonet for that purpose. But il
begins to hear thunder, and cries for mercy
It makes pathetic and lachrymosc appeal tc
"indiy:auals Of the Republican party whc
Sill possess cool and dispassionate minds ,
not 10 sanction the organization Of military
companies in Muscatine county. It now i;
for appealing to the ba'lot-box instead Of til.
hayonct. Tie poor tory lacks pluck.
, 1863-02-07
CTR WISCONSIN LETTER.

The Onslaught on Gov. Sa1omon-gts
Aninaus :Fxpokcd-1VorlkInxs of the
Il. G. C.-SfcWs Of Patriotic DenlO-
crats-Suprcnle JUdgcship.
, 1863-02-07

Tie friends Of the several candidates met
on the evening Of the 4th, and the several call
dilatcs were withdrawn; whcreupon James
.. Droadlcad was unanimously nominated,
and was undoubtedly elected tho following
, 1863-02-07
j. ". W.SEWrbRT.
j. 3, UNDERWOOD

A message from the Senate was read by the
Secretary, asking concurrence in the follow
ing preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, The Federal Congress Is now consider
ill.,: nil providing for the Investment Of millions
frat resolution says tlat It il the Deliberate cp
ion Of this General Assembly that Any such euicn-
cipation Il unconstitutional and void. and hereby
sist by all loyal means payment Of money appro-
priatcd from The United States Treasury and sha1
consider the State Of Illinois neither morally or
AID thaI % iisen r. MI seei repeal of suei
:ct passed By Congress ior this purpose.
Tic second resolution instructs our Senators
appropriation, and copy Of the resolutions Is sent
lie States Of Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland aud
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The entire morning session was occarled
by the discussion Of tho proposition offered
by Senator Mack, 10 reconsider the vote by
which the bill for the appointment Of Railway
Senators Mason, Blanchard and Funk made
lengthy speeches in opposition to the recon
sidcration; Senators Green and Lindsay ably
sustained the proposition. Tho Senate ad-
tourncd ut noon without coming to vote upon
the motion.
The consideration Of thc resolutions offered
by Senator Green, protesting against the pay
nent OF any money out Of tue United States
Treasury for the emancipation of slaves, was
the special order for the afternoon session,
and elected from Mr. Mack very able, elo.
oucnt and patriotic argument. / regret my
Inability to lny Mr. Mack's remarks before
your readers, and sincerely hope tho senator
win write out his speech 1t length and con
sent to its publication, as It IS generally I'D.
most philosophical and statesmanlikc .argu.
mcnt in condemnation orthe present policy ot
the Democratic party.
Mr. Green spoke III reply. he isa gentle
| man Of more than ordiuarJ ability, but bis
speech on this occasion was neither to the
.he remarks Of The gentleman proceeding him
were Mppant and rneri1e.
nc gHg rule Of tho previous question was
appasa p .s' upon the motion of Mr.. Blanchard,
rsoaoas % rsss sontsS Icing then Rn IL;
, 1863-02-07

RUUMS OF THE CHICAGO
1n LAW INSTITUTE. CHICAGO, February 81. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the regular tuarterly
Areua- Of ths Chicago Law lnsrnte Will b. held 1t
day Of February. A. D. 1s. at o'clock in lie afIsr
neon Of that day It meeting alterations
ncuts. and revision OF the By LAVA vim be nrNnnsef
" WM. h KING, President.
, 1863-02-07

The eighteenth ballot for United States Sen
ator was taken in the Missouri Legislature on
the 4th inst, with the following result:
, 1863-02-07

II" Horace Fcrnct, the great French pain-
ter, died at Paris OIL tho 18th Of January last
, 1863-02-07

The D.. knows upon exa:ntua.ion the cause Of the
Etsease. and remedy needed 10 It. hy gucss
ing but By knowledge analyses the dscase. and all
vegetable substance whsc! he sill mineral a9d
Poisonous medicines discarded. The Dr. has dis
covered many remedies in bis tra-els II South Ancr
ca Calfortia snd other countries which he linda OF
Ere.t utility "a the healing ART It l. 70 be hoped that
snre1ds who have tried doctors and advertised me IL
stEss nnti Worn 81 ont md dseonr1ca l dssis rot
n,aAette nnesatans trat pq:tEs hts he has
health and ygor e thousands By lartEE on Of hsads
aud afe now ring moruments ot his sSi and sncce*s
fl treatment md arc daily c1claiming Blessed be
and Magnetic DIS treatment Satisfactory refer
vii redge Ais rerutStioa and stake s all to maEe
permanent cures In all ce8esl Ills E1oda
Of exsml9atton Is WITH te Eye aad by A Analytical
E;re asks no questions. requires nval!ds to ey
p!ain k5mEtouR telinr the cause and ocason or the
disease With perfect certainty.
y. g.-Dr. 'Woodhun ahsoine1y. aIsertIses nothing
but what he has the ability reIEora. MI forms Of
fe,na1e deIsnlcs attende1 Win The harplest results
AnEalcs who cannot consult the docto! In 1ereou, by
giving statement OF theif cases. Will he attended
required
Residence aud oflce-No 10 Harrison street. ue:r
AIchfEAn avenue. Chicago, III, {cjx15t3s
, 1863-02-07

/ should like 10 write more in regard tc
him, how he took the CAaplain's horse (which
lie captured) away from him, but find my
},agc Is full J. 8. c.
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A pssg.4Ea yRoM TIE Y,sssss.

]ass aigl.ss hssutifel brras sxas, the sIeH!
AID ertesea our l:nea he,c at saa .5vn. H.
was taken IL Gen. Bs,ksdaia, and By tue
General TUNED c7er - the quaflasmas,e.' =
department.
RETURN OF CITIZENS.
Mcssrs. J. F. Scott, John Howison, Of this
place, aud several other citizens Of this city
and vicinity, who were arrested near Cham
csllorsville du,iug the fight, have been re-
leased and arrived home. There arc a num-
bar OF others: borrower, from the neigbhor-
hood, who ought 10 be returned who are still
held.
4 II. X. BERNARD
l see by statement in the Baltimore
"American' thar this gentleman, who, it is
said, WAS arrested during tho fist tighiins at
fredericksburg, in December last, is still in
"durance sils.' l: WAS supposed by bis
friends that he had been released, aud WAS in
King George, st friends house. This &c
connt fortl.er ststet, that rndsr the ruins Of
his houss, Mansfield, which WAS buried by
our ttcol f, thsre aG found about 500 600
in Confederate money. The amount 1 can't
help thinking is exaggerated; but 1t ia highly
probable Lkey lasy HAYS found Some.
THE lNsMT's WOUNDED.
These have all been cent across in front Ct
town end at United States Ford, though We
have not 81 yet resolved Ours, they having
been sent, 1t il Gsld, to Washington. The
number, however, is small, and will dub
less soon be- received Wis City Pint
An ERROR.
/. In my letter descriptive Of the battles it
Seems that have been mis!rd in represent
lpg A. r Hall s5 bsing left to hold the eaony
IN check whilst the enemy were f,nked by
the cthor two divisions Of Jacksou's corps.
learn from member of his s.nf that this
division wsq the third line Of battle n TIC
fink ing party, but the fight becoming pro
miscuJuA II fought up to and along With ths
ftst liue on Sunday morning
FACILITIES FOX RLPokTaRs.
z; It is passing strange that. though your
has boon with this army now
nearly six months, he has never begn invited
to any corps headquarters, and la, only
callrd ,wice at Division headquarters, and 1t
only ono Of lhess by invitation. Yet the
correspondent Of the L,nd9n Tunes" who
ia writing for the English people, ia specially
invited TO our general headquarters, where
Go is thle to gather manly items that would
be doubtless interesting to those who are
sustaining this war by tho blood Of their
first born and their pstrimoniel inheritance.
For this distinction blame not the General
who is my motel CT soldier,
q gentlemen and patriot; but moroly men
zion this III extenu1lion Of crrors Of omis
sion and conm,s ion i'll 7e;peot to the 7sTrnt
hcttios. Let the press either DO invited to q
representation at Headquarters, or be advised
that thoir presence there during or alter bat
tie, will be agreeable, nTd my impression l.,
fallsr and by lar more interesting details will
b. furnished for publication. in saying thia. ]
am satisfied, 100, that the good Sense Of tho
representatives Of tina press here in keeping
bark everything that ought to be suppressed
has n-yer been excsiled anywhere. Y.
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GBITUAR Y.
UTTYJEN Z nhTT01

WILLIAM r COTTON. aged "a, 1 member o. Coupsoy
4 4h louisiana resnen; 20 whose nen,'y this aotise
10 devoted. fell on the morning Of Kay 1873 In The
batlc O! tho Saeines-. Foremost among che ardest
Who forced their way Though tts tlBlod Jungle OF
that stot eiI, he rub iorard eager and impsn-
amidst athlEg' s;m tee iroLt aac tAhf w-ei
40 Overwhelming ID de,truclTe volleys In our
veal ned fsnts r" =, scared and anfaltorpg, lie I'D
the part Of Lot 80, pglun2 In Yhgnis tho longs
CT biz nstvo. . de tel. another vstlm oft at bloody
dsy. The, al .l ~ Of the chaEgaE tide OF ht lott
soy ttaer, AZ schui 10 ceaih ~ bis SIDE. And vher,
disodze ~. artillery hurled shell and grape amid tie
brush and syes and act DE 80 Ri tito wigs, dry timber
and YES. ydor cotton was left upon tn, ntld shorty
sner kind aands ,veJ HIN, bu the Are had teorthed
his hooy and buried hla clothing. No hraver spirit
brealhed ta lat upon ths: Geld. Bis Mans 10 aided to
tha, go,us I long and sad oftha gallant youth. Lou
sanI hls OF rsd up tsrd tio uo,sI up many GeldG
he ia ior sill ;hs shout CT yct,ry 10 soceess
and unhesra to tramp With weary feet the drsy
march, gather rear ssan the srmuer Of sse camp
ere Hs sleeps Ia the bosom Of tho SACRED soil far lwsy
from tho homo and tho grtve. OF biz kaared; his
resting place Ii ksoH edIsc:ed Ii tae su tho rklei
pnre I'D calm above. 1hs rleadngl Of the lonely
whippovt alone itsr.le the echoes abovs biz grave
In nfe upright, Itelge and manly death, feare,s
the .hout Gi battle lips Aoarlfully the ohArred
boughs their dark pail ABOVE his lovy pIov with.
In their solitude and shade bis slumbsr Ia undiurbed
while these sho knew hin bt saiurs h memory sadly
sod v!u nos forget Tin.
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Z! Tx. .i.EHNOR of vIRGHNi
ppnCJ, a So ALTON

g '.r.,e af Virginia having declared pacani tkc
% fo- DfiGi Ihs;riet, p"tei q tho cyautios OF
=, 9ul:iise, KsrT!soo, Peasants and ~ooh, and
80 S.9E.Groi iH-.;ict corprRsd OF the counties Of
s, .1-o1s sad Ohio, and those dstil" bsinS In the
rd' O. .iu lu:,'ic -Leny; Hod too osdirssco OF III.
at % .i?s sStho.iE-d ihe qualified votets OF said
'.'' 81 10y DO IA TIE rehsr7 service Of TIA State
- zoe .s;s s.lisB on the day -: aay general or
W.: >rtTS :Nr tte General Assembly, 70 vote In said
"sh.7- .-ae p!scs places within .heir cnc&mpnent,
10 a. .-.,r =. snch eaaaupm-nt shnn deosnAse,
.+a' Sc SAID earIEPnent shall be rlhta tne buin
=. s'':S sad also authorised the citizens VI
- '"-'F r"pors;lnn ebsant therefrom because OF
''':.:se t;,rr public ea,ny, who uoxld be qus1dod
'S'o >: she Ccnersi Assembly In such eoun-
r -v"t.Lca during tho oonanuapce Of tho present
" IL Gspa;aI Assembly 10 t,ir counties corpora
49,, :...s hna.e o. any eoanty corporation 10
= - -. re- they h.pr.n 10 no on tho day OF
60 .i-r:.,n. T!s,etore !, JOHN LETOEsk. Governor
.,.:a.-311oask OF V!-E,:=, - Hi>tus Of Authority
w.: fxecu.i29 Ss law DO Ge:ehy yrec.!n that,
' .-!i :snsnc!ss. elections Will bs nod 90 inc 9th
7v,s,T II s.v loxt be;S the 1sss cay Of the month";
."taniJ 70 sw and the ordinance OF tire Co-Te-s.er
-'..i 9Th .,sy Of necrmber. 1851 Uncerr In ml-
80 AIMS r"sts End somnlsio..-s and others IL the
,'. s6d corporation: In tie sta:e will conform
'-'.- -. prepisions herein eitrd. end receive
isai<-: voters may arsr their votes Tor tho saa
'-'--;u nr,l.lcys
'.!.,G guS-. r.S hsrd - aoyhrlor, end undar
t-..sz 4,s-i Il the 4onmchveA';h. Of VireiHis.
~ s.S ~ ipru, 1858 ID bs etsEtyfovooin
'.'. - .yI.aol~e.'tA. JOIN. LercnEa.
-. =: Nnsrc.I.
f,t''. s-Y fEs Co1rasawe.le.
= ttg.-ilr
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BY THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.

TETBIHE IA, hns occurred In tho Senate oil
w Virginia, Ly thoresgn stioa Of HENRY ". 1Haas-
the sen.tor from the Bath senatorial Dis rot, DOM
po, Of c5unts. Of 5sirfaI ana Alexandria: There
iore l. JrgH LErOHAh, Gorssco, OF Lho comma'-
1-srh o; v!r irlt by vtao Of aaort, v,s:d n the ~
ecu7ehy aE 60 hereby require r'r.,lon 60 hCIi,
by the OWL military officers Intha rtst ny lar ~ Old
IN, rae the 18th ds Of The psc,sDt aoath. ths5D or
\ senstoS 70 sopp = tho vacancy sioresnid
(--) Iige. uad-r my sR1d - hovcrncr, sd nIts-
L.S Siho zeal Of tho ,mmonvrsth at U"hm"pd, this
- al:ih d. ri N-J, 1873. AMI 70 the hIth y".r Of
tho Don mo svs s;th JHHs Lsr,HE2
By The Governor:
dsnsaF ". EcsroRD,
a..,- al H.. So
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One Of tho Gallant Dad.

Ye', tho bloody hsld Of oharc 'svile, willie gal
Ia ty leading charge, Major DUECAH MCKEE, Of BAL
irnore
BaV., Intelligent and nebe heated he vas man wo
commanded T. respect sni al c:oD Of ali who knss him
knthat s ally teseted TO the South csule. he ore
chrely ths tolls aud hardship. Ct private, and as an
lcef, won the admirnoa OF e:i hy bis dashinE gal
antry. HIS form III iroL Of ihn battle
tbs voice alsays heard cheering where the h,e
hottou. Els st.tet at he iosed 81 vs-tnou7h dorn-
rodien and soreiI preued. Gky We. point proudly to
seir memorics Troops OF devoted friends for hi
end will feel b., Ono OF The s. no OF bio ila
was TO sSoE himself Ohriiiaa soldier. He logged for
Le.ce SUD we'll has be fund H. Nc sleep, his lat .iep;
be has fought his l,N batte apd leave bis soul win
bis 3nd and his 10 b. sdjrd TO the shining ls Ct
LIS c0uLtry's heroes. Gently may tie rest.
A y,sarS,Is
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ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.


oPFEu i!r s,l- ptiysLeiy Trsot OF Land near me
vtlsIe If B .rbour1,to, Rad ~sn Six ails' OF Cor.
DC ma :iI:s ie ru;, called
MINERAL BILL,
sb,ut t0 cores. III, Mi Is generally Of good
qu Ats aad /. govd stat: OF 'tIr'S ncnt IL 10 v'hra
ci I'D odch End Sd p.sa 10 The sre.th 81 srsiu
tvDa.eo and ,hA satioas rrs5;sd-
Tho Improvements eonOist Of plain but comfortable
Dealing dous and al the hu ldings suifape 70 NE p-ee
Tuose desns ngood ia IN Grd healthy location a:e itVf
I'D N usil Oh the soasl:ibes ne.r the place
.IT ADDE'S II Re, bcota.e, 0'auxs csrn'y. Va
mi, s.-&3,& HEShAN
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SCENES ON THE RAPPAHANJDCK.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE ErqurRER.l
FREDERICKSBURG, May II, 1868.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE INQUIRER
FREDERICKSBURG, May II, 1868.
How different the scene on the banks Of
the Ruppahannock today and this day two
weeks ago. Then the clash Of arms resound-
ed up aud down its length for many miles,
and the cries OF the wounded and the walls Of
dying, mingled with the hoarse artillery and
the deafening muskc.ry, to make up the pan
Drama Of living war. To-day ali seems quiet,
the soldiers rest content on their we'll
laurels, chsplains, holy mon Of God, ase hold
ing up in many a camp tho words Of divine
truth, end the soldier Of earth is hidden to
prepare for tho life that is to COMO.
TANEEE LOSSES.
bs7o geen great many stetemonts of the
encmy's losses, made up from conjectural esti-
mates. 1t will, suppose, hardly BIO believed
when tell your readers inst have il AS
coming irrm General cfficOs of the Potomac
army, Of course ty indirect means, that the
eaemy's Ions in killed, rounded. prisoners
and deserters, aoiN be every man of forty thou.
sand
T~o YEARS AND FINE MONTHS NrsN. ""
On Wednesday of last week Ave trsns-
ports, supposed TO contain Al least six thous-
and men III al, left Aquis creek for Wash.
ipglou. These were some Of the mon whose
terms of Enlistment had expired.
DEMONSTRATION rs FRONT.
Our neighbors acroes the river keep up
wonderful appearances, much sfter the st5 10
of q school boy whistling az he walks through
grave yard to keep up his spirits. Their
bands arc now brought near to town in front,
but jus. behind tho hills, and "Hai Urluu,
bia,' Dixie and "Ysnkes Doodle " are
plsyed, "not by request" The enomy have
also been busily engaged in Strengthening
their works bearing on the town, and have
brought 3 number of 6sld pieces to the Fall
mouth fond, SO I'D to command the ford at
that point.
HsoKBR's WOUND.
By the Same channel throDg "a which comes
the information IS to tho ensmy's loss, We
have The additional news that Hooker was
very much injured at Ohancellorsville. SO
much SO that he has not J, # his headquarters
since the fight, or rather had not up TO Mon
dsy last.
DROWNED YANKEES AND CONFEDERATE.
A couple of Sedgwick's mop, falling to
recross at Banks ford, owing to the hot fire
which Mahono poured upon them, found .
w:tery grave Llong with many Others, doubt
less, if accounts be tue, and were washed
ashore opposite The Island in front Of this
town on Friday evening lost. The bodies
were inferred on the island by our men. One
of orr boys also unfortunately lost bis life
on Fiidhy morning. while engaged 10 some
hauling.
DEsERTkR 70 THE YANKEES.
Ga Thursday night last . member OF
the Thirteenth Mississippi regiment de-
serted to the public enemy. BE YVES an
ignorant fellow, and reported great coward.
He should hsvebeen tried for dessrtion 10 the
face of tbs public enemy. Our loss, there
fore, ia really gain.
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GENERAL ORDERS.

mt i IssrTR GENERALS uFFIGE,3
RICHMOND, May l6, 1853.
..s,lI Il ORDERED
M. g.:
Inssc,:ds"rs with sn ACT 10 amend an act en-.
i-i IN Act - Se,i"r provide for the slck end
. SIDE: G. Tho GInr in hospitals" approved May Let
ls,g he g., 'win- mno;f ,a,ions in General Urderp,
:, - 81 series, FROM his Office, are published:
u: ,cTpu:e" value Of ra.ions for alex and d,sa
, sp'iera IN hospitals lheld or generally WILL until
;-,i.; 10 "Is m one doll,r and tsenty FIVE cents
i. a,spt-l isunilEssas will be p4id twenty- f 7e
6,Is- unI'h, and SLOWED rstl5ns and quarters.
~ ",I,,
,~shn3} 5. COOPER,
,r'r 49, AdJt lDspt'r General.
q o. t.,,r
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I. '-:&a 2 v-oarcy ha, occurred in tho preyents-
~. Of 7,gln.s, 1. House Of Rep o'ent.t'ves o.
t's's u lie C.nf, e'ssss Nv TIE sssignaioa
- ~ rIn.ih rs neuibs. elected frol the district
-. ft;s's william. Fairfax. AlrxGnhria, Loudoan,
- -.i i'a.-. therefor, :. JuH:S LErGHLR. GOV.
.f = n 'aicmcrTsa.h VI Vrsinis, by virtue Of
= ;rt u THO Ii cclve oY ~, dH horeoy require
'.''; Ns. snt raE.;a,y, whore duiY II u TO hold
, - az ia election TO be hold ss tho places Of
u Iy iav, on tho 2eth Jay Of tho present
- !'"'ahr- Ct the House Of Representatives. 70
We {. .fp-,.Sd
No. '2Ee: ray hacd IS G;vs-por, and rnder
:, 80 80! ~ ,.e oocmcnx.al'h, NJ H;uhnsnd, this
20 ~ ei Say, 1868, and Ii the eighty 'seg-
- IT. roo:ncsRrsitt.
f JOHN LBTogEE,
''"'- ~. IusFnsD,
'-.'7 81 tho Commonwealth.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ysynG nSrd OF Vhitnrs Will met ut tho Inhtudrn on
4 the 2ed Cay Of J,ue fox ths appointment OF Cadets
Vacancies r,r state EaG.s u fsuin tho following
srnatori. D'.rc,, 81, A. 9th ttn. ioh 18th. 18TH 18th
1870 so,s s,s, - .s 2r sSi scth. Bad. Sit, sath
9Th IS b, 5qh 4p:l. 4si, a ), A. h. ASA, 4Hs.
spplica;,crp fnr Par g STITE Oa6et appoint
"a a.: nut rro9u, ny tectmopiHls OF fsr roo's
cnn-.c,,r and rl.cop. r s:c,! aiatilit, The fu
n>p- .sc prs: Ice OF rho app icani wat DO ditti"ot
" :tt.'d
r. H. ctsaroa a prisos 1t iDpcss!bct &c az ny
estis,e Of -Ienscs. Tho Int tnn ?urpie. eveJ ari-
Gle a, far "a acnabe I'm ia Tho Charge to ACTUAL
COST III, authorities all ditlgeIco to heure Ih-tn
" me be:tterraS
TIE e1a.nse, grs1H Cadet or the currint year were
ei7h Rod Of P1r Uudsi 9Spe.
FaS2GiS Il. BSlTd,
knrn IA law kAn>~'osis Snpa .inssnhspt
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N d 1 7 ~ r. .

;sy,IERE "a = boy coma ,ed tie jail OF washington
20. ,t7 by N. II Jack Wll,ins BE II . .eet
o. inches hsn, Dsok GAIN tsst1 and pl-sant oeur
t,ns ce He II r.iher slight m,ds ssd tA'tno'c'rs on
brrat lie says he he"ngs 10 Wm. r. Rovo. and uas
,,se, Il Tho t,.io a. the Abingdon Esph TIE oweeS 10
co u,sen to Gonna forward, prove property and ray
>"S e' M W. BARKER,
Jailor, Washington county.
siMOE Ia. psf ic,t'n Of this above advsr" u.ns the
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