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nsnfemeui " slue ~ euf meet acllve AID
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'h' for vsis thll iL..' s.stsi.ly piy aas
dividends - ~. ...e4ao. 4ss.. tie commer-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

Tnr p,ss!sassloa d Gov. Morton. whIes
- puoslase1 this % sFniag. nj oo read ia
istsres.. re ofts1.x.a91 tless ne~
rerine-.s ss.-.l ~ ee'sa az ones.-
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"a "a es.l, - - -..lsees. Bcp~ reei-
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eesstr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

A chsei Rscrat.se Caiss for ssoA Coz
srss-esal D..srie. - b delegated by he
Ssses-es TIE Gsss ~sa ave ne xrser-
al nsr .s44ss, =. resiaillak IA hls disuics -
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sss1ss,eo Il ~ segtn<nt.
Rso.u'sl.s e6-sss wta Aashosisy % re-
craft q O. sa.ied districts Ell be appointed
u7cn sails setass s-cosn us~stst,ou. sho-iAx
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

WE tSu.t our cltlzsps nil cfosd Devil -
Hall % ia ssmsss cupseiy. Ga 70 morrow
evening The entsrtainmsn. ~ be gwen By
ne Indianapolis Troupe vii - highly inter-
esg'Gg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

Recruiting ofissrs. sashesizcd u raise
sompsaies. may con:sses Zoe tss subsistence
snd lcdging Of recruits after Enlistment. and
antA they are mustered IN snd sent tetths
general rsndessoas At Indianapolis, Tor a Pc
rod oes exceeding seven days. sts price not
saeesdng forty cents per d.s zoe escA. and
ths scconnis therefore property verified by
ire r~crs'siss ofhcsr .ad srprrs~s hv he
Chef fscsaisins e&sss AID TIE Gessruos. oil
ss pad ~ tbe uesss s'.ss< a.-e.rssar Of
6osr, psos.isi he recruits - suh.isssd are
received into TIE Uniscd STATE. sssv.o.. Re-
eruis.os soeers. scsa>liy mastered laso The
service. ~iii se sllo-sd At The s.n. rate n,
her e-n sae<irsaes. While On .csa.l re-
srsiiins taly. apoa snil.r ssscAsss.
s.o.rrrs "a oIp rrsrxKvs
Recruits Ter ga ssiaeur and hssssss..
SAY es r>is~d. mastered AID -~as % an. &C.,
eral rsntsfvoas IA he sane manner a. herr.
n ti-e-s>f sos ss~ orxaaisusS... .ss con-
ns>ssss oil - rivsn sc recroas rss~a M
% the priseipsl her>snb>lsre st.s<a. pr.,,s-.
vscsrco cast n TIE oonp<alss fsr vhsrA
he r~crai. vers eniissst
r~ovcss uAssxALs DrrE. rss
DI<,rscs Provost Marshal. oil receive h.
ssraefiss- - ass~l e 70 |. ssssrs. rsli-. fer
..sa'sx ssers.s. e.. iron BnsssIss ss.-
srai fsssh~<. A A p. ~. e~ss~~l ~,s So
pseI1tsxisei Il solaris<r r>crut.s ar he
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

diess enlisted ss upon l-e people ostbs eoun-
tie wbo furnish macy sor the payment Of
local boun,ies disgf.c' provost marfhals are
especially erjOinsd % satisfy. themselves.
beyond al doubts. thar each eulis.sd mar,
mustered IA. personally receives the sutire
amount - local bounty 20 which be i ensi-
tied.
rLkNHa-
Blank forms iof the enlistment Of recfuill
for mskisg ca subsistence. accoaots, &c
-iIl be furnished On srpicstiOn 10 the adiu-
'ans ofshe regiment. 49,.
Back muzssr-io and descriptive rolls vl
Dc obtained Of provost m.r-kai&
By order OF GevsrDer No
WI. II. TxRRELL.
Adjnssut General Indiana
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

The chief recruiting ficer CT each Dis
ues oil be supplied with transportation pass
- Tor recrnasas Ulcers and recruits The
passes show % their face the purposes Tor
WATCH they are 10 Be used Every person
oil be held accountable Cor their proper use
snd any person Improperly winr them viii
be severely dealt With.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26
A. q. SANDERS.
Produce & Commission
HnEECzANT.

fkkks HAUTE. IND.
~ ki.kest .ssksl gri1a ssl3 A. Ill slnss fsf
Corr. 0r.t ~ FFo1ecs ee1eraltT-
wsrs1-1se e. Ssrt1 las s,r~st, e - Ckzxl
p.xa. os<loflz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

TIE FOURTH RKsflrED Ten DAYS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

l. "a saaoee - ne ssll Il he Prs-sdeas
a sns rtssd ct.tss. aaasf a.ss o. 2osaln
s->as, ies soo.o so.aosesss elesea (ii)
r.>-eeats n ,ns.osr.- o1s feei1est from
e.sa csnsresios-i Ds.sios-eiA Be raised
l. Iadsae. = serve oss yssr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

"a ant;l tie disability oecssIcnsd By resign
ias l. removed By ,ss var des.ssaeut.
RscruIsinE comm. lore viii authorize o.
6csss g esl.-s recruits. cod hold them until
ss~ss.sl, mustered ~, sd 10 ssek, .shss ss-
cssssry ara proper acts - may De required
10 raise the troops called for Oficers will
be conhned In recruiting to shs districts ior
which they are commissioned. and vii ouIy
De entitied 20 be paid on the muster and
pay rolls Of their respective companies. when
raised
sousrIrs AID cExDrrs.
The government bounty provided By law
u1des this call u ore hundred dollars. one
,Alfa Of which -iIl be paid By TIE musssfipg
ADD disbur-lng Officer. when the eompsny y
completed.
Eseh eniiisd man VII also be snlidsd 10
such ooeoty srd township bouuty a. may be
onersd - the county os sub-dis,rlct TO which
be . credited on the muster 10 rolls. asd
ne sesldsuse Of Tue sosisled mat. - shosn
~ no snl.sfnsss roll. viii fr the place OF
o.. credit Gu any future draft that may be
a.sds
sKspKxv5rs.
The general resasrvons FOR al tho troop
r.ised under these orders ~ill b. Al Camp
Caruogssp. Indianapolis. No disissd enmf'
.ill be established. bat the place where he
dlsi,iet provost r.rzh.l's once i located vi
be Considered recruiting headquarters iol
t1s district.
The fes msb,s % be raised will be desi1'
us,ed - follow.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-26

Ffiday Afternoon three bounty Jumpers
paid the penalty OF tssls oils0ss al Camp
burnside. They we're ARRESTED - the time
the Authorities were hunting onl the viola
tors OF the lav uuder the last CAL for troops.
Is ~as reported IA New York that there vss
''solt thss" hsse, anc shey came on TO
fbd that The colt hing was exceedingly
hard. -Four Of u.em. BY General Hevey's
order. ~srs tried BY court martial. aud found
guilty. One o. hen. JohH Doyle. alias
Lemon. oiias Ih.mAs Doyle. was respiled b,
tho President. - tho ioilow,ng order. tea
ten dass
HEADQUARTERS. sTArr os INDIANA.
special Order 40. 2O2
Extract The execution OF John Doyle
Lemon. alias Ttouss Doyle, vii bs pusl'
poDed fof tee days. IN accordance with he
difecf8ns OF HIS Ercelency, Abraham LIN
coin. President OF the United States b,
order % Bfeve: Major General
ALVIN =. HovKr.
Colonel AxBRosR A . krrvENa,
Colonel Commanding the Camp.
The other three during tho timt givei
them, were seemingly insensiblc. and care
very lillle more Tor dsath lhan Tor aay othe
uapleasan, accident We doubt II any exc
cution ever iouad men so utterly Indifferent
a. these were.
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Eyefy precaution must be u d 10 fore
seat the enlistment Of persons unfit for the
service. from physicist dlasbilisY. CT u minors
uader eighteen years Of sge: and any re-
cfuiusg officer Who shall recruit bo5s under
eighteen years OF age. will be charged Tor
their transportation and subsistence.
Desertefs from the rebel army. bounty
Jumpers, ant professional thieves and swim
disrs. are not proper persons to be enrolled
la the army. asd under no circumstance viii
they DO allowed to enlist. n their characters
De known.
a. fast a. recruits are obtained they will
be sent = the district provost mafshal's Of
Zee. where they will be examined By the er-
aminius surgeon Of tie board OF enrolment.
aud u passed. at once mustered IN the mil
l,,ry service Of the United States Tor one
year 10y the district provost marshal. either
ringly Or Ia squads.
Recruits will be forwarded TO lodianapo-
ia - often a. once . week Ia squads. 10
charge OF recruiting officer. or other fsli-
able persons. VINO will repor, them promptly
10 the commanding otiicer al Camp Caring
ton. A liss Of their nance. the res.dsnce'
and place OF enlistment should be scot With
each squad for the use OF the officers Of the
camp Of rendezvous
ORGANIZATIONS. COMMISSIONS. a..
Companies may be organized with ~ meu
the msnimnm nunbes: loi men (ofiicers
nou-commissIonsd offers and privatcs) coh.
s,itute iulI o. maximum company.
Commissions will be issued Tor scrvicel
rendered In recruiting ~s shown by thu
authenticated company rolls. Twenty I've
men ell be required for sscond Ieaien-
aney and propor,ionstsly greater number'
Tor = first lieutsnsncy and a captaincy =
Company officers cannot be mustered Ia un-
al their companies are organized.
Where number OF recruiting officers
combine and raise a company. or where IN.
complete companies are thrown together. ar
equitable disposition Of the officers viii b.
made. having due regard 20 tho claims O
thoss who have recruited the men.
Companies formed without the aid OF re-
cruissng ofhcers. may select their own OH
Gers. subject to the approval OF the Cover
nor and ne sio~ss thus selected vill b,
cemrs.s.iorsd. uness good reasons esists io
refus on Elections will only be ordered IL
cases O. THE kind.
The non-commi-sioned officers. until th.
company shall be embo died IN a Iegimest
viii be appointed BY the captain
Ia the reglmsuu organization The CON
pay will be iettered and ranked IN the or.
der TO which lhey we're saissd. a. shown b,
the fliog Of correct completed rolls Ia IN,
sdiatsnt generals Office.
An A1utsa, and ousrtesmsster viii b.
Commissioned tor each regimen, Immediate
". snd mustered In Ito aid In recruiting tb.
same. and Tor the prompt transaction Of al
other public business"
The fed officers Of tia regiment will b.
eommissioned shen tho companies are RAISED
and lae Feeimsnsal organization completed.
The non. eommissioz Ell stat vii be se.
leetsd By the Colonel from the uon-cou-
missiouei oircers and privstss Of shs resi.
msnt
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hA~tSs = psrskFssst INDIANA
,pscrk>f issNsksls OrficE.
lssssS -rotu. D.eeness 2S.n. icet
...<Ia. d.
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THE tErrE LIE
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MONDAY aoRsiso. DEC. IS 1854
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The LATE ACCIDENT ON rBE CHESHIRE RAILROAD The
fatal collision upon the Cheshire Railroad near Kceue
NJ H., 10 thus described
The fearful terror and excitement In the during tho
few moments In which collision inevitable no
could describe All the passengers rushed TO the aisle OF
the and made for the eud aheet from the approach
ing engine but the crash sudden that no cscape
from the car Was possible In moment the car
crushed into spInter and In another instant cry
went forth-''All danger Is ovcri' But 10 So
The upset. and there was danger Of tho
debris OF the car taking Gre while the smoke stack the
engine had been broken or and the full volume smoke
from the locomotive made The appearance Of things st
more fearful. The car struck BY the engine had been
driven about I've feet Into the adjoining and tho pas
sengers were In complete pauic, and oambered
the rubbish and jumped from the windows 10 great
terror On the last mentioned car man about thirty.
I'VE years Of age was ammed bet the front OF the
and the floor, and terribly msngled about the
head and limbo II required about ha an hour TO chop
him out During this period he frequently called for his
wife, who lying near him. crushed dead between the
floors OF the two and nearly cut In Close by
her lay little boy, about eight years old, also doad.
His mother-a wdow--xas In the ~ the time, and
almost frantic at her loss eeveral times the cars
caught are but by the well directed efforts Conductor
stone and others, the suffering we're saved from
being consumed The we'll Hlled, and n Ia a
ipiracle that injury done 10 life and limb.
few we're injured par,ialiy-among them Mrs, oyer Of
Ga bridgeport Mars, who with her Two children. had
70 pc chopped out Of the rabbish.
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CLEARED
Steamship cry Of Cork tBr), Tbbeus Queenstown and
ss,eamsSip Liberty wilson Havana. Hsrgo.: Co y.
phsw :.
snip Benz Adams, Chase, New Oseanf-k Drummond
Bark Ciarnda Utal, -, Csdir-Holmbse Balchen.
Bark Wilhemine, McEwen. Port au Prnce-H Becker 4
Bark American Eagle, Harper, Acknowledging RR Go.
Brig Bon Pere (Br) Piqnenais Observation-Disclosures De
Brig Emma tHauovl stating, Pernambuco-Ruger Rros
Brig Dos Juantoz tsp Martin sagua 10 Grande-Ferrer
Brig b Cook, Speed, Port Royai--BiIby 4 Co.
schr Atlantic tBr) Lockbart. Cornwalis-A smi,hers
schr Fleetwood Gardner. Baltimors-L Kenny.
schr G B Brooks, Brooks Bait,more-Beney Smith.
s sSSD fas I'm Nichols 'f Kenny
above but portion OF the clearsnces at the Gus
sa he n oS hs cps by
from the Custom Honse Clerk.
PM and Nassau 10Th, At PM with mdse aud passengers
steamship Geo Cromwell, VAIN New Orleans Dec H. a.
sn sse . WITH sss North &
port The q has experienced succession OF strons gales
Is 1 Ssn For:
1sn steamer Empire a "a FOR Bs,s
70 ns 5S% XXX Ts
Soand r sd osSP 80 milo. from Haisrs passed
sieamshp ssriposa tU transport, Howes, Key West
steamship zode new. Bishop, New London via Mystic
to Murray Nephew.
Steamship Meteor new, -, from an Eastern port.
BrE Corira (of windsor Ns Tuxo St Martins II days
salt aa. s'c "a al. hay bad heavy w.S.
sprung mainmast, split sails &c.
Brig Clara. Brown, Elizabethport for Boston.
schr Ira Bliss Bragg. Port Royal, sc, days
schr watuga, Cook Newbern, NO 10 days. with cotton
schr KendTict Fish Harding Fortress Monroe for Port
sssr En. musss. rsrrs.. Monrss days
s sesr Arctic 9 S' sci: x.shnron days
schr Monson. Jr. Dayton, Georgetown FOR BAKERS
Folly
schr NJ BrsmhalI Nichols, Georgetown.
Schr Henry Finch, Falkenburg, 0eorgetown.
Schr Helen Mar. Wines, GEORGETOWN FOR Fall River.
Schr willow Harp, Davis Georgetown for Fall River
schr Valerie. woolsey, Baltimore. DAYS
Schr ses Bird Mott, Baltimore tays
Schr Mary Anna, Gibbs. Baltimore for Sandwich.
Bchr X Dean, wcs,aate, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr 3 Heraty. Meredith. philadelphia for Lynn.
schr o 8 stetson: Smith. Phiadclphis for Boston,
schr Adens Gilmore, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Ranger Virgins Phisdelphia for New Bedford,
6chr Nellie Tsrbor Frenie, Philadelphia for Portland
schr Henry May, Parker Philadelphia for Fall River
Schr John Tway. Monsoon, Philadelphia
schr Lamartine, Grant, Blizabcthpert for Boston.
Schr Eva Notthrup, Eiixabethport for Providsnca
6chr King. Clendenin, Calais
BELOW.
schr Joseph McLcsn, Greenleaf, --
sAILRD.
Steamships City Of Cork, Liberty. 60. :,
go steamships City OF Limerick, Uncas, uysses, ~
spsco nightingale Gen sedgewick River queen len rss
hrigs John Freeman II q Berry, w II Berrs; smh9n,,
W Rowland u Trowbrtdge Palma; scsrs Auan~' ha'ue
Lord, NJ BroEuard, saml kscse
Wind AZ sunset wsw.
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The Cleveland and Pfttsburg Raiiroar
Disaster.

CLEVELAND, Dec "a, 1864.
The following 10 list OF the casualties caused by tn
disaster the Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad yester
day
kiued-John Robinson and wife. OF Petersburg, Mchi.
gan; o. H. Perry. Of Cleveland Dr. Miller, OF Minerva
Ohio
Woundsd-George Penoyer, Of Massillon, badly WIN.
Thompson, Of Hudson, badly; Mira Goyer, OF Philsde.
phia Captain King, OF Winchester, Ohio II. Cooper,
Of Reading, Pa f. s. Stevens, Of the Indian Bureau,
Washington, badly; Mra. Thompson, OF Mansfield b. H.
Graham, OF Mlersburg c. Kenworthy, OF Philadelphia;
y. Hammond, OF Ccveand Mrs Empsteter, OF Cleveland
DR. Boob, Of PtAburg II. Gilman, OF Cleveland; W. A.
Baldwin, OF Fmira Mrs. A. Baldwin, of Cleveland, ana
few others slightly.
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NEW ORxANs, Dec. II, 1894
DEsrRucnox THE xARUsua
About eleven O'Clock Wednesday night tho 7th inst,
the United States steamship Narcssus Captain G. Jones
commanding was destroyed BY torpedo In Mobile Bay.
The particulars follows
About dusk the Narcssus took her position in front Of
the in Mobile Bay the purpose Of keeping
watch upon tho OF tho enemys gunboats be-
yond.
AnchoIiDg in eight feet Of water, within three hun
drsd yards OF the distractions, within sight Of the
rebel vessels she remascd there until about past
O'Clock, when the wind blew gale.
Fearing that the vessel would be driven aground Cap.
tain Jones ordered her into deeper water. This
accomplished by stcam,ng down the bay about three
quarters Of mle when she again 10 anchor in
about nine feet Of water The shone full and clear
that the rebel fleet was easily seen At this distance
TIE EXPLOSION.
The vessel had been at anchor but Q short time, the
gale in the meantime increasing when suddenly
plosion OF torpedo took place amidshipe which lifted
her out Of the water broke her and connection
pipes broke her machinery aud filed her with escaping
steam. In addition 20 this she began TO fill rapidly.
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
Signals OF distress Immediately given, and in a
short time the United States and Cow.
slip came her assistance The fires in the meantime
had been extingushed and the to work at tho
pumps, 90 prevent further disaster
The Octorara drew too much water TO approach
enough 10 the Narcssus 10 render material assistance
ythng depended upon the efforts OF the officers
and OF the Cowsp, which alongside quickly
to the bottom.
TRANSFER OF THE CREW.
The work OF removing the officers and OF the i'll
fed vessel on board the Cowsp and the transfer Of all
the guns, powder, provisions, &c eectually
plished without hostile movement the part OF the
enemys vessels Az the increased in the hold the
gallant fellows worked bravely 30 all that pos
sibe while others busy engaged in stopping the
leaks.
Captain Jones those crew who escaped injury
remained the Narcssus to the last and atoms
made TO are the vessel in case the enemy
made attack, which momentarly expected. The
vessel can be raised without much trouble.
INJURED
Strange 20 relate but hres persons scalded and
killed. The fremen fortunately nearly all on
deck when the torpedo exploded, there must have
been serious loss OF life The executive officer, Mr..
Marpie In bis at the time and being unable to
open the door, escaped by tho window.
The quarter gunner Samuel Keelan and George Casey.
seaman seriously scalded Another person, also
seaman, was scalded very 81 ighty.
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HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FoR NASSAU ABp HAvAsA-Steamship Corsica. from New
York, Jan 2
FoR KINGSTON. J-steamshu Monezuma. from New York
Jan %
For NEW oRLKASs-stesmship Evening Star. from New
York. Jan
Steamship George Cromwell from New York Dec 81.
Steamship Morning Star from New York Dec "a.
Steamship Suwo NADIA. from New York Dec 81.
Steamship Evening Star from New York Jan T.
For Notwithstanding Columbia from New York. Dec
2s 3PM
Steamship Matanzas. from New York 81.
svBoIAL NOTICE.
Au,esrs and PACKAGE intended for f NEv YoRK HERALD
sheu,h be sealed
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Sentenced to TN. Psnitentiary.

BALrInoU, Dec. ., 1904
William j. Fish, OF tho First Connecticut cavalry late
Provost Marshal OF this city, VIII sentenced TO the
Albany Pententiary for one year, and to pay fine OF
five thousand dollars, has also been released.
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s,yAxsu,p low. Cap, Jarnan, from London via Havre,
for Rev Yors 10 reported per Africa, via Halifax 70 have
gone ashore near Cherboura and Totally sunk me was
i7nb tons register Al bu OF iron AZ Waterford
10 1904 onh $40 fee breadth 81 beam - te and depth
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tn Z G ULF.
Dsstruetea Of tho Narclssus By Tie
ExplosisI Of : Tsspsde
n Mobile Bay.
Arrival Of Prisoners from Camp
0r0ce, Texas,

ne steamship George Cromwell. Captain Vain. IRON
New Orleans 17h instant arrived at this port yesterday
Purssr william D. Hampstead will soosps thanks for
favon.
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SHIPPING NE w S

nsvsnsnss ~ Ocean SssansRss
IRON vURopD.
Nails forwarded every regular nneA
The from Lvsrpeel call Qussnstswn
sspt une. which call LAndonasrrv. The
stearara for n Continent 4 1outhampoU
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schr Joseph McLcsn, Greenleaf.
eAILRD.

Steamships CITY d Cork, liberty. . ,,,..... =.
Aso steamships city Of Limerick, Uncss uyssss a Y
tapsco Nightingaie Den Sedgewick River Queen yen
Bsrnes; barks American Eagle May Flower; EVs a,n s
hrigs John Freeman II q Berry, w II Harris; sma9n,
Rowland, Trowbridge Palma; schrs ALBANIA, Hathe
Lord, 8 BroHuard saml Kscse
Wind AZ sunset wsw
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Henry street: have known Miss Undefhi twenty Gig III
or thirty years hsys attended Mr. Beechers church Tor
the sst seven years and attend there still plaintiff called
at NV bouse few tays before Mr. sailed for Europe
she seemed 70 be in gr eat Distress she asked knew
why Mr. BsecheJ left 10 COUNTY, SAD svppossd Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

Dr. Brown sworn ! am principal physician Of the
Bloom ogdse Asylum AVE charge OF the establishment;
charge OF the County Hospital al fstousn know the
plantd she was brought 70 the asylum the I4h OF
July 1903 a. . patient the usual certificate Of the
clerk Of this county the vum y branch Of The New
YORK Hosptaf. 4 nrst saw her some hours after her
admissiou during tbe plant ne stay al the asylum
sav her several times and Coz 'versed with her when
a.buuv Eovius 1pop some roviously acute physical
sssase a. supposed mentally he was evidently under
some gfcaa aeprssssen VI spIu WIZ e"nsoersne emo
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-09-10

Bureau de EEaroteur, Paroisse st. Landry,
Opelousas, % Aout 1864.
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