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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17

Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
weekly SEETsEL will be charged the ful Daily rates,
with one half the weekly rates added.
Business Notices published in the local columns, OF ten
ines under. wil be charged for each insertion ell III
ten lines. ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
named. 60 be paid in advance:
Military Companies, Order " Old Fellows, Masonic
Orders, Benevolenf Societies and Singing Societies
each exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion: over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
vitheuf potice free
Marriage Notices so
Notices of Festivals Pcnic and excursions gotten up by
individuals associations, by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices II ten lines viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once in the Daily. vill be charged hfty cents.
Yearly advertisers topsy quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
10 be charged the Of 81 so for each name in the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly, the same 20 be- In
ell cases, paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted stthe expense of the at
ordering and not delayabe for the legal proceed
lngs but coectable at our usual time. Publishers not
the CT legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARkNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TILFORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. COLUMBA'S
FEMALE ACADEMY
Fifth St.. ZauesvIIle. OhiO.

gINHIS ACADEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF
II the Order OF ST Dominic, and il provided with COM
petent and experienced Teachers who will spare ef
forts for the improvement Of the minds and morals Of
those entrusted TO their charge
The Course Of Study divided into four departments,
and each department having It's distinctive of
The discipline OF the school and uniform; but
mid and parental. nremting attention will be given
TO the health and comfort Of the pupils.
The Ac femic year consists Of two sessions Of i've
months each the first commencing the first Monday
OF September; the second the first Monday Of febru
ary Tn. will be closed with public dis
tribuon Of premiums and honor on the hrst Hednes-
day in July.
Term. per Session. Payable TN Ad.
vance
For Board and Tuition in the following branches: Or
biography, Reading. PenmsuShp. Geography, English
Grammar History Arithmetic, Geometry. Astronomy,
Rhetoric Composition, Criticism Principles Of Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mental and Moral Phi
osopby, Loz-, &c, &c. cas- $50 and ass according to
the department. Of the pupil
Extra Charges.
MG:c on Piano per Session; siS 90 90
Bed and BEDDING per Session. ......-.-.-.-s 10
Washing per session .--...-.--......-.... 90
Stationery found by the Institution. per Session. 90
No deduction will be made for absence unless occa-
stoned by sickness.
Pupils entering after the commencement OF Session
will be only for the remainder Of that
boAruers are required 10 orins aoe furniture,
and all Necessary articles FOR the toilet.
The uniform is black merino dress, with white
bonnet
Business letters 20 be addressed TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST. C0LUNBA's.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Terms for Day Scholars.
Tuition per Session. Second Junior Department - 90
First -. 90
second seniOr Department. 90
Il
Elementary Department. -....-.....-.......-.. 90
S>pt30-alm
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A L r q "A ID.
1868. RH 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT. sss
New Route 10 Chicago via Keko@e.

81 MILEs sBORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 20. 1855. train
trains viii be = follows
A Chicago Express Train will leave Indian. polls o.
l235 p. NJ. arrive al KOkomo al 3l0 p NJ IN time TO
make close connection with the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Lime Railroad for Logansport, vslpsraiso
and Chicago, and arrive atPeru AT 4,90 p. NJ
Returning, the train will leave Peru 1z0 A. ~,
making close connections with the night from Chi
cago, and arrive al Indianapolis ~ 5.2o A. n
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis af x3s p. n
stopping Of all stations and arriving Peru IN time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash, Huntington, Fort Wayne. To
ledo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru 81 ST.
A N after the arrival of the the r. VI. r.
from the East aud arrive Al indianapolis 1000 A.
in time 70 make connections for all poiDs East. South
and West
AChicsgo Expresstran will leave Indianapolis s-ss
p NJ. making close connections kokomo with
Logansport, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive 81
Peru s i0c A. M IN time make connection with traiof
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train viii leave Perm ~ II Is r. NJ
making close connection al Kokomo with the trains
the Cincinnati aDd Chicago tir Line r. from chicago
Valparaiso Logsnspor and arrive Indianapolis
40 NJ in time connect with the evening trains fo
Cincinnati, Louisvilie and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
". T. AkIoTT. General Ticket Agent. feb2s. e3-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-17
COUGH NO MORE
Try Strickia m d's NeiIihuOus
Cough B;aisaun.

This the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs Colds,
Hoarseness Asthma, whooping Cough and Consumption
Everybody who has tried this excellent Balsam enihusi-
astcay recommend H. Mrs. Mitchell, Barr street. Gin
cnnat. says she has teen fearful sufferer with cough
for many years bad be able walk up stairs
She took bottle OF this BaSam, and has been better
since. and advises all who have Coughs. Colds and
Asthma try this valuable Cough BalSam. Fifty cents
per bottle Sold by all Druggists aud manufactured
East Fourth street, Cincinnati. Oc22-d&wly
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indianapolis and Madison
Kk DLR8GDA np.
1863. KW ca 1868.
New arrangements 20 Com ~ ence Won.
day, Feb. 2, 1861.

day. Feb. 2, 1891.
TntNO passenger trains daily (Sundsys exospedl be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, st o 30 A.
and y. NJ. arrivin olson a. IL Is A. n. and Z SO
Pm
Leave the Depot at Madison At A. n and p NJ al
irving at indianapolis az ii A. NJ and e.1aP.x
The train leaving Indianapolis 81 % ~ csrnects
with that leaving Columbus at ef5 A NJ Cor: bslby-
vile and Rushvile arriving Al shelbyve lcS A n.
aud nashville Of - p n
Leaving Rushville At 20 p NJ shelbye1Iie S r.
NJ, connects Colsrnbos with the I ard n train
rying at either Indianapolis h,cison the even
Ing
This Road forms line with fbe Packets Madison
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
disnspolis aud points West.
Tariff of Frezbts . lou by any other
Shipper merchants will fn1 their
est to ship By this line.
febs DC. BRASHAx. superfntspdeut.
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INDIANAPOLIS And CINCINNATI

r a I L r . "A ID
Shortest Route by Thirty MfIesf
10 CHANGE of Csrs to CINCINNATI. by1his R0yTg.
Chsuge Of ,ine. on and after Monday, April
20, and until further notice.
Three trsinsle4ve Indianapolis Daily SUNDAY
UN1RSTTRAIN.-5co AN CINCINNATI ExPRFssi
arrives st Cincinnati at le<0k NJ, and Lexington
KY 730 p M and close connections Cincinnati with
Little Mi.mi, Cincinnati, W. zsnesville and Harieffs
Railrads, for all points in Southern Ohio.
Second Train-ll:00 A. M-Cincinnsti Nail arrives ss
Cincinnati Are p NJ cling Close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad for Lovesnd. Morrow. Columbus,
Newark, Zanesviile and Wheeling
Third Irain-e5s Y. N. Cincinnati Express, arrives st
Cincinnati ll55 r. n.
Fare same a. by any other route.
Call tor your tickets the Indianapolis and
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
Will. N0BI.E. General Ticket Agent
S. W. ELLIOTr General Passenger Agent.
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Great We st er n
CLOCK HOTSE.

CsTABuSHED IN ls4o BY TIE PRESENT PRO
II PRIFT0R. At No 2?9 Maine Street, Cincinnati, o.,
VII re dealers will always fnd full stock Of the cele
hratea Seth Thomas work. including Cssnders. kegua-
tors Weight and Spring Clocks and rmspeces. Also,
an kinds az common cheap work from all other msnufsc
turer~ All kinds of Clock Material and Trimmings sold
20 the trade az the lowest Western prices
Dealers respectfully invited to call or send orders
20 No 239 Main street where they viii receive prompt
attention. 4. Bl.Ak6SLEE.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-11

u iTHeir intsfests require III They han.
4 ssla munitions Of var to The North, they
IEalltgt, and whynot u the SObtlg A pref
HI nd4traIity Indeed, which does not wetk
ib9th waysl Besides, the Lancashire H.
lterestg are built up 81 American Slavery,
aud tie cotton bales Iof the s0tlth Must
those interests be sacrificed to the fimky
abstrAetions Of free scil dOgblas, md Uncle
Ton Cabinisr1s III fact the co4science Of
the lion IS prieked BIZ his Hex Of justice to
The S1ath, and tbs epnyietibn Of short-con-
q ID az Is him the more eager to repair past
damages An irSn-clad Confederate feet
lis pc w fitting out directly under the nose
of th ankee Navy to consist of small
fast vessels, of light dtaught, designed 6rst
to run the blockade, AID afterwards to harl
rass the transports and commerce of the
Unite d States. They are nearly completed
says the Cincinnati Gazette, and before
long We shall hear Of their signal service to
theFrfbels, and their frightful ayOc to the
interests Of Ger matiae
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Il 81 -Hrfi.
" have bedn much annoyed Of late, at
the manner in WHICH the dispatches from
the Association of Which Mr.. 6raeme Of
lfidhrpond is the -nahagerI are BENT to us
IiIalf he time the reIl5Fts ATE 50 incomplete
lland perfectly uniutalligiblg that We are
forced to lay them aside in despair, after an
.iiiour fruitIess enGlcavbr to khaps them int
s0niletlhIing readable IIaragHaphsI sentences
Ana Hunctuation, seem to be totally disre-
EardFeq and the di4phtcheH, through an
Ipi' I I'd attempt at dondeh-ati5n on the
part Of the repofteH44t together with the
|fArfleE sndss NTH whfeh they Seem to be
lfepied are presented tp US in a jhmbled lur
p 'fs Pf Inonselnse. more dificultof transla
ton ahan the hisroglSphics of defaced
Egyptian mcnulneht. We pay Enough for
these flizpatehes-tAe ;lGraeme Association Z
must pay the salary Of a sTrarslator,' at
thif POINT orelsss s4pd u sorBethipg We
eaHp4int ETH
AnPfher CONF sihtI We hare to make, and
thai i that We 10 OK receive tIths Of the
inFerEant heEs sent pm RiehmBnd to that
porsiop Of The Press $5uth, whs are taking
theIFeport4 Of the Slher associaliop We
eatIfoE Pafrolizc both Ass5cistHous VIZ
AFRI leI'ropslleli to hAKe ali lie photographic
ue4k hat is d1kps.eaHh- The T9ie4rapI, Il
ikd llfe 6sa Daily ndHspap4r Hence, We
nltlHSsIof necessity HE from ths. AsxoeiaE
tieiif which fdrnE4he the HeomtIletest and
ImeE iapteltIgible rtbpisis lor Tie last two
sme{ks We lave t:kknlup cur ptiehborina
exd4a hges. to that sIsey contained
at l4a1 + a ePlurhn II Important teIeeraphiS
ma lef rot reseiyeHlat ibis Office. We have
Iees4 eomRelled ID EAprodnee this mattel
one day later than pNlr contemporaries II
MUCH |teoer ehagfip, very lIttle u. the BEN
emf pflpur readers Mr.. Graeme must cerE
ltaihly Appreciate the ruinous eff Jet such
siFeunh stance will have upon the success Of
ap euferprFe ike opts-anl can pot expect
JUS longer to continue his :. Press, F. without
"a change for The better.
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The most authentic sIEiHes ffoFa Europ{
represent the state Of fdslFag IN England II
be Increasing in sympathy fol t4s South, III
cause, institutions and independents, al
new elements Of diseBrd, are Avery DAT
heaping fgel upon the snsulaeFipg enlberF
Of hostility t9Barss tie NofthsFn States
The cotton famine Oh the on : band, and
Yanles insolence on THE etkery hRFe largely
contributed I'd divide The imosaTadieaf d
Observation-Disclosures, Ehifh, .acH5rding Il
the correspondent Of the New lFsrk Times,
is less active and numerous ,b3 Iae- thira
than il was year age. HELP EEIHl
Aseeond ard mere suistarstiHI bone q
contention however, IS TO be fpllfsd il thE
arrogant split With Which Sewh4l and his
ministerial confreres vppll fasiktIthe perfect
neutrality Of the ero8PE This Aptter fad
especial outlet threu9 I recent diplomats
communications, sser which luz Press d
England are making llnerry THE points
involved in the centric frsy Is 81 lfepetitioh
Of the old story Of HeligerenfJ and tile
Confederate privateeE systeai csptaip
Semmes Is sore tharh IN Tic SIDE of thlt
Yankee Navy and Observation-Disclosures.
rore and more manifest, the SEA Is likely IL
be plowed by several other i AldAbalha IL
before . great while. Observation-Disclosures il
the New York paperslfreely adlhEt That I'LL
British public is resolved tOI4iA and abst
the Confederate STATES as i44fh a thdy
please. REGARDLESS of jail "Reminiscences.
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LEATHER ZOE c0RN

WE save few @l-- r. ~t,-4 I4.rl--|t a.
- TT tris- tue pssiII1 81 Esfler q, = tL..sf 4
r Apsis - the fa,;i4ao,g = raar.iv
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rI1HE Corscri5f carp 4 fhis place -iIl le moved
i ne-r N1rir-.htro. Tesnez-re. % tie z7fh insr
All ctrlling ofcefs requred report thrre uhu
have heretofore reported = a5NiunTIle-
Cil1irInen ~ CclttT rlris resuIred 70 furnirk
- tie rn1rnan'auf u cInscriptz Al E,rf,reezboro
11nliefc lit offhe' nlrDeb az Al FnroIiuf OEc<r.
oil their scFefpf nnilef ard - dist-icts IN 49,
fi<y r-side- Marcus J. WRI6HI.
ters0-iv brig. esn- cantr. 81
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THE SITUATIoN.

The following is the Iubstanrs of a dig
patch from an Official .ourre. datsA lat Win
chester, Jan. 18th, and kindly furhi4Hlsd us b
a gentleman temporarily assigne4lI ~ l duty !
this point lllHl
"The report Of Morgah's Apd FPrssts exI
peditions are made1-shO'w Wing that former
parolsd 1000 prisoners, aadf killed 4hAHwoand
cd several hundred, besides destroying an
immense quantity Of arms AMI other proper
ty. Forest paroIed 1900 p4lissneEs, .IHdk ilIe4
and wounded destroying A4hHl nrnun4
ton and other stores in immense Quantities
besides fitting out his whole eomnE4Ht (Which
was poorly equippsdl Id splendid kIglet,t
In bur operations at AfdrfressF1qro, iinaelu
ding fine splendid work Of WIlseler's an{
whattons cavalry,Ews captdred 400 IFison
ers, With the 1000 prA9ioaslyi e4iEturaa a
HartsviIle, and around NaslEvIlie-7w4 sum up
more than 10000 ID less tiIad a htfll5h. We
captured and sent to. thsErsaF. 80 Pieces OF
Artillery, soos srralI-Arug5, tesidek at lsasi
2ooQ put il tie hands Of tlie trB9pa, and
have secured, or destroyed one tlioHA9ahd wag1
-on., mostly loaded, as we'll Al seeming taens
Of I'll mules. aud harness - ThH enemy !
loss IN killed aud wounded is ,sFy heavy
-e.tInatea ct from 900 tq 29p9Olineln+
ding seven Generals IlH IL.
TIL above e0nfIrns odE .4riier 4s4t.nsnt4
in az official manner Ffon SortH Alabama
ys lave letter from Jan HsaicsH af raAk
rtatid bed at Huntsville +hifA tli1Bgs some
light npce the I.situqti44f ii aa44i qparteF
We make brief dxtraeI II i H
There i. no ga ID aa IpPrfYA4A 81 ths
enom i. this dire ttiDn. IifroIs 'Il4ashsbi4 81
fIore pce we have lilly #eoF}l i, li.ieatiol
with |I,oddy At Thssuni5Eals4arii nellqrtF
all q4iet in that directH9st. NatIli4 lhtAs9
from the enemy IN The hirslEi'JiiA 4dIp I.lal Il
xhgrb vb hay. lady 4fIrsEkaha sl4a. s,Ii
ea,ioe. Duck Aid Elk yeiY are llSA h5s.
aad tic enemy tal.n9s 9res7 iBs,E vi9iieal
.siaich.l..
Til | condition. ci anAiHsIEihI n idd||Fi tss'Ears
pse~@ i gr.d ,r.liiy s4tlH iowa iIItf Eteif
pew .fafrss, Ii .eslis .lile qiE,g Estfaip
thAt Duck M ana hls Spr,HEI iiia4
viii % made our fsss " IiIsfshfqll NeNf
hassan army Of mon end ~ lths t4ifg and
performed the duties e4iiir9di = FIJI : III
greater gAllantry tl4an thsFs sfllEsts, lkh4
gre hew forming 10 IEYist The iaH.leT Il
yqucs IF RIOseerans- lFissH la4F hem LEST
atragglag end more PeFfei7t Eof.isFltItropgil Il
ont the retrosrade march foln n dFfFess llor{I
than any ono coplH ekps4F, utFahr All the
circumstances. ls.A MIS- ISL
Coy. Harris, aud his eficiert staff, wAS
pave won deserved lauiiels thrbi sllout thu
late events Of battle bad labbT. WIRE al
.Tullshoma al last a4YieFs. lsi
LIZ XII.
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II tive lays after lie cDn~-rpfs " 4ny ce1-fy b-sr
5een e1deitd g. 9s-ei e r4al - - ie'i.rs nlll
- paid fr ttse aptr,Lrr-ii.n ard fiirerg 81 c4m~
81 Instruction Al khlxsie. - sisI rirt 81 =
nE 81 iid g. lotg who aiy h-Ee T. I'D = azeHei
tie cal d
Persons i-s y n taie-s rf4l~efilt- ccriid-afts
Inrlcrrnrnf The Mir tensrfui-1- ~ - -. ~
ro1ds. -Eied - The suRef i1te1d-Its are not 70 -
ll.tel lefed WITH
The hain~- AMI descriif s1- q 81 co--firt- rh.,
baFe Sued anS~es tue caii ihag - procured q
flilt frifc or 81 be nice RI the clIfil ocrrs
the c5ansy- r.. d. BLAKE. a. cello : a.
Jarirf GtrnusaI.dtrf OF toflzcl i,st--
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LOekOst Nountein Pronertz 81 go

slti =. -,s siie he shove sf.as1-s |ieIansi--t
~ W. h..r Aiiehtr tli u--e 81, h.t- fs- I've !.
'1t- - i-striInS ir.ol. ard 1srr frrertir a. 4
i,e- f'iti'i- TT .fr-c i1it -f-'7T i'Ilil q 80
7tte"-e i-'- IRE iiir- c'--iiliir- eight scr--
t4----- ei.i ~ft'- - -rsff- -iliifE- pale
III. = ~ I-tti NJ ~ t-ts -rsi ~ r-ftr i1l.
NJ tft - t.-ASe s-fee ~i--'r- Alf1le1- rczrr
iiAt. i-t .r-ii'r j @ IT FfI.r'c fr res
=. f,- -i'it = -'-fti- Pr - n.rI- -.
t.i-- I-e t-I'a -,f'sss- & e. 1-l1
-7-'f n ii-r reii-tl rs 2 rrsrh. s.
RI ~ 80 .is 'i a Re ---- "a ..a-.s eif1s kill
-f- = u Willy
if- t~tAl sI,lEt-NE x
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IA NJ isoItIAn

IA NJ 1ioItIA 81 81
Issw sl-si s The lssy4 who sIlik to lee, 4
By al their fuptty : shes 8lest, +
WIDEN pfinE visit r d4zas cold /
Returns 70 dtlk l.A{r l.sart 4 snou Il,
sh4 t.ere siil sne,- 4 ~ seteF I'D II
rhtp FAacy let Aarf eses troll
ByIa.ifElhanl- their te1 IS tsus iii
By lforsnF unseen fheirldrge Is isuaz II
1hfrs HbEor comes : ptisriu ga n
70 bliss the tart lillil aF.ps Il If clay
AMI FFeeasEnsllais hr K rel isr
TYldwel wekpius hEsinA tikFe =
Kiie4 IL 6siile-at A,44ses,srt'. tennessee. De-
slst lsf2
capt. BRGRYi CLARE SfURLbCK.
or eonlpsny Cool savtEcfs ISsh Tehne.see. lie
sa4 shdt ikfnngh the lFsiEs
Hl4lsf ~ bifas--at RersyviIle ny OFT s,h 1892.
LIEuT- cIcEikD sPUkL0ck,
3f|ile kame company ami ResinEnt. il. was sho.
ihrEusil fhe heart. 81
We ale not sPartahs- bhi We Ire MIR. We ars
sodtkrsn s. aad therefore j. recorlng the death 81
those 1 30 noble bEsihetH. 20 yhsng-ko brave
ehigairfus md - siaiy fe is,7E hot uen theisseri
Gee yi spartan stegnsiss. bat re tE,se Sunshert
rl4ufe lsseits itself aad ye give them With lowes
head s. ID bursting ieift Re teafEr trlfs II warm
ana passionait tears AMI We weep pssrrediy nd
Tor fhe,l gain but Tor tf llpss I've wep 4nd Lifter
ly Tor the -trangevid tiiiY have len 4ehini hem
and beda,se there is nome 10 come for and ri
that Ydd. Theif pFsiiorts among rs Ike r,ices
from which elerosls statues have fallen nerer IL
reHiaceh Upon fAe ted{sisis V hich tses oretipisd
tho ASCENDING footsteps Of TIERS woald seem 10 as
who loIed them an INSURE tinn-fhy. ahnost desc
cfatipn Efsfefbre ii filreieud9 for shesr bclovet
te4no5iEs Ne shall keep plaEss vo. even IS ID.
vacant khaiI IS offtlmes ST. in The family circle 70
nindnk is Of one.deaf, aadslep bne whose al
euiton@d scar among q 4 never nev9F % be 6Iles
as4ini They are e9ne--aid tie blaceh that .kDef
them otse! shall know them more foEsErr q
me feaiensd leaves ofIltLe old yeat. bore yet
DEEPER Stain Isl here one those brave tethers fe
and fie white rifne o. tie Seu Years morning va
chtngebto crimson. wherh the other lid down hi
fl On thealinr q Liberty. The chfIl- winter. "a j
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$50 REWARD.

AL 1,4y tld .lve rrrard for ne azrrsl ne d.
iFtrf f' r-rsf ffirAse laries UHrrrn n~ulber q
~. H. -. GeoIEia XIX Fl drIrrtet frorz TIE
lnii ~ sat rel IA Caroline q eufr "a IN ths
iir at snd ulpost 70 baFs fcnr 10 hi tnrne IN
iie rn6nfy. Gfortis- said Nafrrn j. sged abouf "a
tarf. - ,cet hiSh- far skin. hoe ewes. lirhi
u .sril heavy 5e.t d mo a. COUNTESS -
-l--l-l-- - Clld-G c. d IL c.
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no CURE NO PAT,i1
osE DesE wxER1ETED 70 c5zss
10 stEaerRr on er1zlEEs
MzRscHzTKs


So csrtidcate.s. e.rrsri tt,.-, - p---,-. -
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II. rtrson IN Hsniion connir lishls e oon.erip-
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4 cONslDEEA DIE on q 11ot-y I011d n or e
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QxkETEsls s-frr;s n1r'I.
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Ceriii-d accounts q r. o. Bauks. Capt AZ. Y
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HEADer .ETE.s G. . ForcE..
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~ Tie ia-e l'-n ~ 2 81 II ri,.,f. q
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STREET. isif continue .f tie I'D 81 rs - tl-ter
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