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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
-Tberesre over 900 patients in the military
hospitals in New Albany.

-FHeIc8He OFot fIOVO PdtIe1H5 III VHe WIHtafJ
hospitals in New Albany.
-YAxDERBuRs CorSTY.-The Democracy Of
this county will meet in Convention at Evans
vile ON the 4th day Of June. for the purpose Of
electing delegates TO the Democratic State Con-
vention. and the Congressional Convention to be
held at Princeton. on the 10Th Of July
-MoRoAx AND JOHNSON CoUSrIEs The De-
mocracy Of these counties viii meet in mass
convention at Waverly. in Morgan county, on
Saturday the fourth day Of June, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for joint Senator and
Representative A basket dinner will take place
upon The occasion. Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald
and Hon. o. B. Hord will address the Conyen-
tim
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
THE CONFESSIONS M ExPERi-
ENCE OF AN INVALID,

Published for the benefit, and as a warning
TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous Debility
Prema' ure Decay of Manhood, etc, supplying at the
same time, ii MEANS OF S~EL-FCURE. BY one who
has cured himself, after being put togreat expense and
injury through MEDICAL umbug and q~uackery.
Byenclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, sing
Optics may be had OF the author.
ATTAIN MAYFAIR, Esq.
my25-wly - ~ Bedford, Kings county. NY.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NTorIcE Is Hereby GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
signed has been appointed Administrator Of the es-
tate Of Roderick Bebee, late Of Marion county, deceased.
". Said estate Is supposed to be solvent.
B. RYAN,
my23-w3t Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT I WILL APPLY
to the Board of Commissioners Of Marion county, In
diana, at their Dext term, 1864. FOR a cease to sell intox-
icating liquors in . less quantity than a quart at q time,
with the privilege Of allowing the same to be drank on
my premises,) for one year. My place Of business and
the premises whereon said liquors are 10 be sold and
drank are located on the Bluff Road, north east quarter
Of section Ia, township Is, ra9ge 3, in Center township,
Marion county, Indiana. MATTHIAS RECH.
mv1G-wav -
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
NOTICE OF Application for License.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
~ to the Board Of Commissioners of Marion County,
Indiana, at their next term, commencing on the first
Monday In June. 1864, for q license TO sell Intoxicating
liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time,'
with the privilege OF allowing the same to be drank
on my premises for one year Ny place Of business and
No. 2, square II, Moore's division, in Indianapolis,
in Centre township, in Marion County, Indiana.
myl6-w3w WALTER MORLEY.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

We referred yesterday to the position Of the
Indianapolis Journal, the central organ of the
Republican party in Indiana, upon the evils Of
war. It preferred disunion rather than such a
calamity should befall the country. Similar
views were entertained and avowed by the organs
and Representatives of the now dominant party.
Fearful then is the responsibility of that class,
now clamoring for a vigorous prosecution Of the
war, for the enormous sacrifices Of blood and
treasure which the nation has make and is yet
making" Why the changer The SUMMERS, the
Wilson's, the GARRIsoNs, and the lone idea
men they represent would give no support or en-
couragement to the war until they hoped through
ITS agency to accomplish the abolition ofslavery.
and in addition New England stood aloof from
The strife until she believed that Der sectional
interests would be promoted thereby. Up to the
Inauguration Of Ms. LINCOLN, the abolitionists
we're in favor Of d~isunion, but as soon as they
were impressed with the conviction that they
could use the administration and the power of
the government to advance their schemes, then
suddenly they became Union savers"
While the secessionists have no excuse for nOt
cOntcnuluB iOF tnelf flSutS anu ocCtiOhat ihtciSSto
within the Union and under the Constitution,
there can be no doubt but the abolitionists would
have consented at any time and would even now
consent to disunion and the acknowledgment Of
the Southern COnfederacy. if the war was not
conducted for the purpose Of effcctiug the aboli-
ton of slavery To secure that object. and that
alone. they are willing to give the war "aid ard
comfort," but fer no other purpose. II the Ad-
ministration should announce that the war was
to be prosecuted for the objects set forth in the
Crittenden resolution almost unanimously adopt
ed by Congress, July Odd, 1861, we have not a
doubt that the New England abolitionists would
be in favor of peace-in favor of a separation
upon the sam terms advocated by the New York
Tribune. the Chicago Tribune, the Cincinnati
Commercial and other leading Republican papers
after the election Of Mr.. LINCOLN, and for six
months afterwards. Such is the consistency of
the Republican party.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
PHLADELrHIA, May %, 1855.


Wa. RGlstOR, Esq
DEAR SR-It is with pleasure that l certify to the in
valuable properties OF your Cattle Powder. l have been
using it for nearly eight months. In last June / was
travelling, my horse became very sick, so bad that i had
TO return home and apply TO q Farrier. II was nearly
ten months before he was fit 10 use, he being in such q
low condition. happened TO stop in at Mr.. W. Whites
and saw your Cattle Powder. / made up my mind to try
a package. and after using two Of them, IL was surpris-
ing to eyesy one who saw the horse, TO see how much he
had improved in flesh and spirit. Those who had seen
him before he became sex, could scarcely believe him TO
be the same. l also recommend the Powder as being a
fine thing for the urine, and also TO improve the coat, as
il gives it a fine, silky appearance. Ny friends, seeing
the advantage of IL, have commenced using IL among
their Cattle. No person should be without it in their
stables. ! have seen IL fully tested, and do consider It
one OF the best articles in use.
Yours, very respectfully,
GEORGE SNYDER.
We, the undersigned, have used your Powder, al the
request Of our friend, George Snyder, and find it very
useful among our cattle.
PETER OFT,
JACOB Off,,
j. {. KElSS,
Lower Merton, Montgomery Co., Pa.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTs-D. S. Barnes 4 Co.. 2O2 Broadway, n. Y;
Dyott L Co No. 232 North Second street, Philadelphia.
n. Danziger, Druggist, Rochester, Fulton County, In
diana.
John Marti, Tell City, PerryCounty. Indiana.
DIR. Vance, Druggist, Waterloo City, DeKalb County,
Indiana.
ja~nls-w6m.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

DEAR Sm-Having tried the Cattle Powder manufsc-
tnred by you, I considerit a good article for the diseases
Of horses, and as COED q preparation as there Is in the
market. HIRAM WRIGHT,
Assistant Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United States Government.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

FoRT SUMTER AND CHARLESTON AS THEY
ARE.-Fort Sumter was associated with the
rebellion in its incipiency, and promises to
remain tue bulwark and defense ofthe ~pestilent
metropolis of treason to the termination of hostil-
tiles. The rebels have defended it with great
sacrifice, immence life-ofiering, with extraordina-
nv tenacity and desperation. Its external appear
ance, as seen from Gregg's Point, is but little
changed since November last. On the ~sca-face,
obliquefro Morris Island, not a wall. rampant,
~parapet, or anything resembling them, can be
distinguished: nothing is there but a ragged mass
of mortar, pounded into dust by the thousands
of projeetiles fred from our guns and mortars.
The bernie or base, the sides and top are a mere
ruin to the eye looking like a bluff or steep hill
side, covered with broken shot, shell, iron beams,
fragments ofguns, splintered gun carriages, and
other debri of war. Yet the rebel flag floats
defiantly over the ruins, and the hateful red cross,
dots and bars, fiaunt and dance ON every breeze
that sweeps across the bay. Looking on
Sumter to-day does not confirm the announce
ment BY our Chief Of artillery, in January last,
that "Sumtcr is now untenable and of no de
fensive value to the confederates." Our OPP
~erafions were abandoned too soon, and its pre-
sent strength and defensive character confirms
that belief. 1t is still the citadel of Charles
ton, Notwithstanding it's helpless appearance.
From the parapet of Fort Putnam, on Gregg's
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

ARE THERE MEN IN TIT Moon Mr.. Ii.
b.. Small, late of Lincoln College, Oxford, re-
Gently delivered a lecture on the moons struc-
ture, before the Montreal Historical Society of
Montreal. After explaining that Astronomers
had been unable to discover any signs of the ex-
istence of an atmosphere surrounding the moon,
the lecturer said eff we are to make our ar
gument of the moon being inhabited from anal
ogy, we must start from some of the essential
conditions of life On this globe. Take, for in
stance, air-coUld we conceive existence with
out it how strange it would be. Little is thought
in our daily career of the functions of the atmos-
phere. In its absence eternal silence must
reign, conversation must be carried on only by
signs, the eagle and condor would flap their
wings in vain attempts rise, no fuel would burn,
nothing but electric light dispel the darkness.
No tinted clouds or gorgeous skies, but monot-
ony of scenes, %ubiquity of darkness. Failing
thus to exhibit the prime motor of life, it has
been asserted that the moon is no evidence of
the plurality of worlds. But modern discovery
has shown that there may be a probability fife
existing there unknown to us. 1t has always
been thought that what was applicable to one
side of her disc. was applicable to the other.
But to Mr.. Hansen, a distinguished continental
astronomer, is due the honor of discovering a
discrepancy in that idea. The slightest deyia-
ton in time of the moons course is noted accu-
rately, and several cases of irregularity he has
ascribed to the effect of uneven gravitation. He
states that the centre of gravity and centre of
figure are not coincident, one being distant from
the other eight miles Thus her sphere is COM
posed of a light and heavy half. An egg with
Is small end pointed to the. eye, represents wellits
figure. Balls have been cast hollow, but with
one side thicker than the other the density be-
ing given, calculation describes the curve to n
nicely, and rice rerSd. His conclusion, then, is
that the hemisphere turned toward us is the
lighter bali. The application of this to the
side and the imagigation is free to picture on
the hidden side of the moon, a world CORES
ponding to our own in the enjoyments of air
and water"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
TESTIMONIALS.
WAsHISGroK, January ]. 1883.
To Bn,. RalstOs.

= WAH"IN"IVNi 9aIINIy y NV7s
To Bns. RalstOR:
Ihaye used your Cattle Powder, and would state that
II possesses the qualities Of toneing and renovating the
stomach, removing In some degree the morbihc matter.
I can recommend for all horses in private use, where the
system is not too much debilitsted.
J. p. TURNER,
Veterinary Surgeon,
For the United States Government,
Washington, ID. c..
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
WASHINGTON. octOber9I 4, 1858.
Em. Ralston.

DKAR SlR-Having had your Horse and Cattle Powder
in use for some time. l do cheerfully recommend il as a
good article, and well worthy OF public notice.
N. JACKSON,
superintendent Of the MVle Corral.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

VIZ. RAIsToS-We have tried your Horse Powder,
manufactured by you, in the Corral and Hospital stables
to some extent. IL Is highly recommended TO me by the
Superintendent and Veterinary Surgeon in charge.
c. N. SNOW, GenI Sap't.
Asst Quartermasters Once,
Corner G and 22d SITS,
Washington, DC.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

: The s e or of n e or of sec 10, { IL n, OF T , e. Also the
NV Or ofse or &C sec II, { 10 n. Of 3, e. Nortgaged by
Charles McCary and wife. Loan, interest and costs,
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30
wednesday. the Ist Day of June, 1854,

FVvHE FOLLOWING PIECES, PARCELS OR LOIS OF
land, or so much thereof as may be necessary. viii
be offered for sale to the highest bidder on
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-30

The n 3 or Of e or Of sec 81, { % n, r 10 e. containing
40 acres more or less. MOrtgaged by John Kirkpatrick
and wife. Loan interest and costs, $3.50 AZ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-14
N @ T &c Z +.

w ALTER A THOMPSON will leave Hilsbo-
~ rough and Greensborough, ON Friday the 10th
day Of September, by way Of Danyle, for the army
Of Northern Virginia. All boxes properly marked
and weighed, at either point and the intermediate
depots, will be taken charge Of and duly delivered.
All boxes sent to any Of oui prisoners Of war will DO
delivered to Commissioner Oud, by whom they will
be duly forwarded as directed. Letters will also be
forwarded by through the sane route but all let
tiers must be accompanied by ten cents in silver, or
one dollar in Confederate money.
WALTER A. THOMPSON.
August 81. 81
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have to depend on foreign countries for
bread sluifs. !.
For the Hillsborough- Reeerder.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ata meeting held in Company X, 81 N. G. Cav.
ally. near Stony Creek, Va, Sepiembe, 9Th, 1864,
for The purpose Of paying the last token Of regard TO
the memory Of our departed comrades, Willie r.
Tilley, Edward T. Wyse, and James A. H dimes, who
were killed during The recent campaign in Virginia,
while sallantly battling for their country, homes and
liberties.
On msiion William H Srayhorn was called to
the Chair, and Peter A. Ray appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object of the
meeting the following named persons were appoint
cd committee to draft resolutions Of respect in be
half Of our deceased comrades, viz William r.
Webb, A. ". I.eathrrs. and Henry j. Thompson.
Whereupon the com nnlee retired, and after short
time reported the following resolutions. which were
! unanimously adopted:
WHsHsAs. it has pleased Almighty God 10 remove
from midst by the violent hands OF our enemies.
our much beloved comrades Wiley p. 1iey, Ed.
ward 7. Wysc and James A. Holmes,
Resslped, That while hum5ly submitting 10 The
un,mely dsath II or friends, whs were Gu, of jus,
In the boon Of manhood.
ResofreS. .hal sm,ng Tho many gallant dead who
have sacrificed their lises upon he altar Of their
couniry and sealed their devotion 10 our cause with
their hsah's blood n,nr were mw1 brave. ss-dens-
NJ and noble ihan,hey
| R,yatsed. IAsiws tender e their hersavrd fami.
lies aud frirnd. or heartfelt sympathy.
Rs'ofrsd, l'ha, scopy VI these resolutions. he sent
10 the families ef the deceased and 10 The Hilisbo-
rough Recorder. with the request 10 copy; also I'd
the Nsrh Carrlina Presbyterian and Waterman and
hafbinger 10 copy
WILLIAM ". srRAYHoRN. Chm.
PsrER a. Raj ,Secy.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAX IN KIND.
September 4.

\ AN now ready to receive the Tax in Kind due BY
the Farmers in this section. consisting Of Wheat,
Rye, Oats. Cured Hay, and Wool. Wheat 10 he de-
ivercd 10 bushels Of SO pounds, Rye S. and Oats 80
pounds Oats must be .hrashed. Produce within
twelve miles Of depot Oh a Railroad will not be
received at any interior depot. Transportation will
be allowed for the whole distance At the rates fixed
by the Slate Commissioners under the lmpressment
Act. Producers must deliver The above articles BY
the Isl day OF October next. and thereby save them
selves the penalty of Eve times the estimated value
Z. G. STROUD,
q. NJ. Agent, Hillsborough, NC.
August "a. 69-4w
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Dwelling House and Plantation
TO RENT.

WILL. be tented near Red MountaiR, twelve miles
East II Hi.sbofough, in orange cDunry, on
tha 2<ih o. September inst, TRACT OF LAND
containing eight Or nine hundred acres much Of il
i N high stas Of cultivation. adopted to Wheat,
ilals. Corn aud Tobacco. There is fine dwelling
HOUSE. ias residence Of the late Harrison Parker,
Esq. There arc also all NECESSARY ont buildings.
Persons from ,he lower part o. the State who desire
e Temporary home in secure and healthy section,
should cell aud examine.
z. ". holt.
J. W. PARKER. Executors
sep. IS. ca
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Obituary.
PsrEa a. Raj, Sec'y.

No historian will ever be able fully I, describe The
SORROWS and suffering by the people Of The
South .lnce Tie coirme ucsment Of this unhny and
unnecessary war. From on, end q: the l,nd 10 Tie
other b. heard Ia. cres and .nsni of those
whose relatives AID friends have yrljed up ,he.l
nsss sacsiGrr upan the sIisr Of their eouair,.
scarcely DAY passes bat ihr sad nisllgense Of The
DIAL. 81 lavsd hers,ded IL lheir distant
r4aiisss and frn.i- ~ha are f.r away. aud thcy ..
lci 70 mslin ever ihrif un'imsly fan, many with noi
Ihe consolation Of having their inferred
The family buryisg grsuad where they might plant
ks rcse lily 20 bloom in nsnlory their silent
aud peaceful tomb. Bl' fat away in strange lani
away frsa hone. kinlrsl aud frieais-si,h mo-
hiag 10 sos,hs AID comfort them in the heur Of dsa b.
have they been irsnsisued from lims 10 eternity.
bat heaissaijsn when those wh-a We have never
eysn -e,n I'LL thus; bot when these wilh whom we
BY ns .tt-ngss: tie. Of o,c aaJ ftisnIship are
thu. .aAeR away. M language express The deep
.arrsws snd snguish Tbs heart cveu wien ne feel
s..sred that though They done with earth they
Al. snjsyug the VI s.fu, tranquility 81 ih.i brighter
.srLi. ~hip The deAlhly roT artillery and clash Of
a'ms are heard no more Itf
such are nv feelings asl ,scardihs lsaik VI Iior,.
JOSEPH D. CpGGiN, conp,ny y. se;h ksg-
nsni NC. r.. who ~n wounded ~ the struggle Il
Pe;sfsbuIg. Va on lie l7lh u June aud died IN Pc
trrsbure the slst uL. ID the sss year II hs age
lie rtorrt the Confederate service On the 10Th II
M.y. 1864. % private, an The roth sf February.
1864. was elected Lieutenant, and SOON afterwards
was promoted 10 Isl I.ieu,snancy BY the EtamiEing
Board. By his dsa h the Goa elctacy has lest one
o is best aud mos, gallant solieIs hs community
IN which he lived gsol aud patriotic citizen, sn BIZ
mother duliful. obedieut aud faithful puinT
llf. there were lew who received greater share Of
the rsp.el aud love Of his eountrymen ,hra he; and
hi. memory will be warmly cherished by large cir
Gle Of rrlaives and friends who highly appreciated
bis msn, domestic. social and piidtc virtues. Bsng
we'll educated. and not lacking for worldly goods. had
be lived he would doubtless have 6lled higher AMI
more useful position thsn tho one he occupied, aad
wauld have placed his name
High Oh the dusty rolls which ages keep"
The death Of this interesting young officer, under cir
eutn.isuces 80 sudden aud painful, is we'll caIeuai.
ed to ancsis attention 81 the young, aud sdmonish
them q the uncerainiy and emptiness Of all earthly
pleasure and hopes. Few had more brillian, pros
poets opening before them than Leut. Ccggin, and
hts fate should with ecPand serious reflection The
hearts Of those who, like him, are entering on the
morning Oflifc onY i've years have elapsed since
had the honor Of associaiins with him csss.mass
and fellow.audsni al South LEVEL, 10 this county
and oh what changes, wha, revolutions have occur
[ red. and what myriads have passed away from The
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THE undersigned having qualified as executors Of
L the last will and testament Of HARRISON
PARKER, deceased, at August term OF Orange
County Court, hereby notify all persons having
claims against said deceased 10 present them for
payment within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be plead in har Of their recovery. And
all persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment.
E. NJ, HOLT, 2p,
JESSE w. PARKER
September z. e.
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Drropus.rrus or IasL.sp.-Irish PAPER,

DEroPusarluS OF lRkLasp-Irish papers
still speak Of the large departure OF emf
grants Cor America. No less than 1900
bad taken passage in the steamer in sin.
gle week for New York, and 500 more were
awaiting means for their transportation.
The Western Star says:
The results 81 the smigrstion drain will
soon be sensibly felt in nearly every local
ity throughout the south and west. They
are leaving Tor America - we'll As Austria
lia. II we stop to consider The rate IL
which people are leaving this country at
present. we must come 10 the conclusion
that the land will soon revert into pastu-
rgs,, aud that In short time Ireland will
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Died at the residence of his father. in this county,
the s6h plt., from wound received the Alb of Ju.
y last. JAMES 4. CARMNGF0N. Of Company
a. Goth Regiment, NC. T.. in the 2sth year of his
sge.
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Stage Of life and snnk into the oblivion Of the grave,
since then He who but short time since was in
the very bloom Of health, with high hopes and bril-.
liant prospects, now rests in the cold cavern Of tho
tomb but with those who knew him vivid recsl.
lection Of his many virtues will forever live. Here,
nor sculpured bust is required to plant bis name in
our memories but deep, deep in hearts shall The
sacred remembrance Of his worhness be planted. to
remain till pulse cease 10 yibrato and we, like
him. are numbered with The "pale nations Of The
dead" May merciful God smile upon his bereaysd
widowed mother and sisters, aud though they shall
never again behold his bright cheerful countenancs
nor hear his welcome vsee, let them bow in humhlc
submission 10 the will of Him whose ways are indeed
mysterious. C.W.E.
Died. in Person county, on the a5th Of August
last The infant son Of rhsmas and Edney E. Rsun-
Tree. aged twenty days. Thus hath God taken one
OF two little boys from these fond parents. May the
father, though on the tented field or 10 the line Of
battle. submit humby TO the will Of God. And the
mother, though the cha.sement to her may grie-
vaus Tor the present 20, may be the means Of bring
ing the peaceabs fruits Of righteousness to her a.
follower Of Christ ind servant Of God. N.P.H.
| Died, Al Petersburg, the 81 instant, JAMES
L. WILLIAMS, in he 25,h year Of his age. The
subject Of this notice. moved by the impulses Of pari.
o'sm volunteered his services NJ The breaking on, of
The wa, and was il the irst company that LEFT Or
ange couaiy 10 defense Of his country. He belonged
to Company G. eth regiment, Cookies brigade, and
participated in many Of the hard.ought battles Of the
war. he received bis mortal wound in the gaan,
charge at Reams's Station, on The cad Of August.
The deceased bore his painful wound with christian
fsHituds and requested his friends not 10 weep for
hin; said that he prepared to die and tha, il wss
bat leaving this world Of trouble for that Of peace and
j'y 10 the pure in heart We would say to his many
friends. weep mol your loss is his eternal gain r.
y Confederate please copy.
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

Dan away rem iae subscriber in June last, !.
- bsuaJ Girl black. about sixteen wears or are.
Her right aim, having been injurel i, mach nery.
has been ampu.acls All psr.sns are forbiI harbor.
lna q employing her. under iAs penalty 81 he NV.
NC. Gates.
Sepemeet ~ 90 -.4wp