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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
The election of Delegates to the Louisiana

The election Of Delegates to the Louisiana
Constitutional Convention, to meet on the 9th.
was a very quiet affair, but more than enough
votes were polled for the reorganization OF
the State on the Presidents plan. The Free
State or Hahn ticket generally prevailed, the
radical or Flanders party casting but few
votes. The reorganization under the new
free Constitution will be perfected in q few
weeks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Russia and America

We copy from the printed Report Of the
Secretary Of State on the COmme'cia Rela-
tons Of the United States, the following
Consular Report of our townsman Henry B.
Stacy. Esq, L. 5. Consul, Revel, Russia.
The passage referring 70 the effects OF Eman-
cipation in Russia, Is especially interesting
and important.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The New Orleans Era calls attention TO
the fact that the War Department has fully
endorsed Gen. Banks free labor system, by
adopting his order on the subject in the mil
itary division Of the Mississippi The Era
considers this one Of the highest compliments
the Government could have paid to Gen.
Banks Why don't those who are "down -
90 Con. Banks, attack Sec'y Stanton, who
is radical enough, and yet approves the Banks
plan?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

A DEAR Mrrs, Miss Montgomery, of
Chatsuque Co. N. Y, at q recent exhibit
ton in the New York Assembly Chamber.
was asked whether she knew any thing Of
the war, and what she thought Of ?" In
reply she wrote on the blackboard
Mot TO know anything Of this war one must
needs be deprived of all their senses have TonT
left, and they are sufficient TO tell ne that this Is
. most uorstrcus rebellion sgsinst every prinei-
PIE Of right and liberty"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
g apt. J. Lon ergan,
President Hibsrnisn Society, Burlington.


.NessT,. Eitors,
Allow me through you to suggest to ihOee who
have the Town Hall in charge. the desirableness
OF having some kind Of mating on the aisles to
break the fooifalls of persons coming in late or
going out early. Even the great volume Of Mr..
Chapin's voice was insufficient to contend with
the unpleasant reverberations Of squeaking boots
in Hall which msgnihes every sound except
the speakers voice.
OSE OF nv PUuLIc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
20 g try. {
..s,nDs,.. snl other Poems" by G. II ".

...-o,,.. snl other Poems" BY G. H. ".
a5Sstsr AND sHoErssr.
4 .-,,t vest Wind is flying
,,.,r the purple sea,
49,! n. amber daylight dying
1- rosdrsy, hill, and tree
N, -,ule-bells are ringing
Arang the slauting downs.
A. rhildren's voices flinging
G,si echoes through the tovns,
.1 .unmer day so soon away
The happy-heartel sigh and say
,,r,s,i. thy light. and sad thy fight,
And .ad the worl=, Good night! Good night
,.Tte ran white clouds are trailing
Low Ger the level plain
And the wind brings, with its walling,
The chill Of the coming rain
Frpge5 by the faded heather.
VIDE pools Of water lie;
l-1 birds and leaves together
W5,rl thro' the evening Ky.
.u,.-e thse away. o winter day !"
The vearv-hesrted weep and say
50 +. tbv hight. and slow thy fight,
e,rest we're the words, Good night Good
night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

.Hs,,rs Ed;t0y, Of the Free PTeu:
Dear sirs: notice. with much interest. in
your paper of this evening, the statement of DR..
Morris as to the efficacy Of the Sarrdceaia Pur-
pureo as remedy for the Small Po1, in all its
forms
Among US. this plsnt Is sometimes called the
Forefather's cup, Bear cup, ,Tudisn cup, Adams
cup, Huutsman's cup or trumpet, but is more
commonly known as the Pitcher Plant. or SIDE
saddle flower 1t is to be found in cold peat
bogs and near the mOssy margins Of ponds
The statement in your paper as to the use Of
this curious plant as remedy for small pox re-
minds me that last summer, l met at the High
Bridge some strangers-s gentleman and Indies
who informed me that they hsd been making
q weary and fruitless search for the "PitehsT
Plant As the sarrsoenia purpurea was
then not known 70 me by that name, seked
them TO describe it. On receiving the de-crip-
tion told them that I thought this plant grew
IN great abundance upon. the margin Of the
little pond on my wood lot to the north Of Mer-
ril'. raoe-oe ur.s At their request. took a
sat in their carriage and rode with them to the
pond, where the plant vas found in great
abundance. While the ladies we're gathering It
up, the gentleman, who Tas-ss he informed
ue-a native Of Alssce. Germany, and Of evi-
dent culture and intelligence, remarked to me
that 1t had been lately discovered that the root
Of this curious plant was surs cure for tAe
Snail Po- Whatever may be the medicinal VIZ
tues # This plant it is certainly in its form and
fashion most wonderful and curious. but thins
no; much known to our people in general
viii take an early opportunity TO send you I
specimen Yours
c. SoTEs
Rurisn--on April 10Th
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

An Irish giIl, orphan, and II ye:-s cd.
tekec hy New Haven family from tho poor
house ss matter Of charity, has been seised
with the stTIke fever. and astounded her
benefactors tire other day by announcing
rhat she mus. hereafter shave half dollar
more a wees,as provisions were double W hat
they used TO be, and she couldn't hive on hcr
present. wages"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Preparations for Dun.

Gen. Pitcher has received and forwarded
to Capt. Gleason, orders to make prepara-
tons for draft in deficient towns, as socn
after the ] 5th inst, ss practicable. Towns
which are behind hand should he hurryiug
M their recruits, and ought To pot them ell
into the l-th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

lie Charleston Is C.) Cour'sr says few
GAYS ,iuoe q colored man wss sent to Aiken
prh q lad of corn, was besieged oy the
V5alsa on the rad with clubs and muske's,
AMI r., -o.c,d To surrender. The Amasons
carried If the Prize in triumph declaring
tnst .sa,-,,s,ltv knows no law
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NAVIGATION oPEv TO THE WEsr.-Ths
steamers Of the Northern transportation
Company commenced their regular trips
from ogdensburGh last Wednesday.
The welland GAIA! opened yesterday
morning
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

The Copperhead clamor against the Presi-
dent, on the trumped up charge Of having
brought about the Florida disaster by urg
ns on the expedition for political ends, is
efectually squelchci by Gen. Gilmore's Off
cial report. jus; published, which demon
strates First, That the plan of the e1l+di
tion vas Gen. Gillmore's. aud that II had
three distinct aud sufficient military objects.
60 which fourth, not military, was at a
later period adioined by the President ;
Sscond. That the hattie Of Olustrce was
fought IN consequence Of an advance by tien.
seymour. not only without. but clearly
against Gen. Gllmorc's orders. The effort
Of the hitter to countermand it was frustrated
by storm. which delayed his messenser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

EAsr Tr~NEssEE.-A Constitutional Con
vention j. now in session At Knoxville, with
large attendance Of delegates. 1t 10 not sup
posed that the proposition for the creation
Of new State in Eastern Tennessee will
prevail.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

NV JgRsEr ELECTION election held
in New Jersey April 18th. shows large Union
gains. The Board Of Freeholders in Essex
have Union majority. which has not oc-
Cured before in seven or eight years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

A REMEDY roR SMALL Pox.-Dr. Frederick
W. Morris, resident physician Of the Halifax
Visiting Dispensary. y s, has written letter
to the american Medical Timer. in which he
states that the "Sarracenis Purpurea, or In
dian cup, a native plant Of Nova Scotia, is the
remedy for small poT in all its forms in twelve
hours after the patient has taken the medicine.
That "however alarming aud numerous the
eruptions. or confuent and frightfull they may
be, the peculiar action Of the medicine is such
that very seldom il scar left 10 tell the story OF
the disease" II either vaccine or varioious IS
washed with the infusion Of the ssrrscenia, they
are deprived Of their contagious properties. -
niild is the medicine TO the taste that it may be
largely mixed with tes and coffee and given to
connoisseurs in these beverages TO drink without
their being aware Of the admiXture. The medl-
cine has been successfully tried IN the hospitals
Of Nova Scotis, and its use will be continued
We are informed that this herb is abund-
ant in the swamp- Eas, Of the Eldredse place,
and on Colchester Point.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

IL ,I-s UfEslucATis.-Mh i., i-.r.oW
-i1li.ur i',a iron. >ccsetart tnAst, amd
i.s.- butter certificates /! I'd cert hei;cs
en- cure Speculation ia gold, butter o;rtii-
estes can surely cure speculation Ia butter.
~ Y. Commercial Adrerkser.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Henry Ward Beecher has purchased Of Mr.
j. 5. ABBOTT of South Royalton, Vt, fine
pair Of bay Morgan Horses for $500.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

P. o. ADMINISTRATIONS Brownen
ha. been appointed Postmaster a. Essex
tJuncticn) ,ics Albert Stevens removed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Burlington, April 10th

Hartford, Conn, has elected Union Char
Ter Ofo,T, in place Of CoppeTheads--a no.
,uble change. Ii has been democratic
stronghold for many years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

Butter varies now from so to S5 cents at
St. Albans, the latter price being paid on
Tuesday for lot to gil an order from Mon
treal. where unusual scarcity prevails
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22

TIE SEvENTEENIH oTr.-Seven companies
OF the Seventeenth, were paid of on Satur.
dav BY c. L. Mead for the State, and Lieut..
Maroney for the U. S, and left for Annapo-
lis Monday morning at 7, uDdoE Command Of
Lieut.. Col. Cummings.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Ghe 3rre press.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL -. 1854.
High Time.

At last. sfter nearly FIVE months Of the
session hrs passed, Congress has reached the
Tax bill. and it is announced that il is to he
taken up daily in the House till it is passed
Il is indeed high time that our national
legislature set itself earnestly to work 1t
begins now If indeed it has begun-nOt
moment too early 70 save the credit OF the
Government, and too late 10 save itself from
the charge Of criminal neglect Of most i'm
portant duty. Over four months Of in the
main proftless debate; Of private iOhhery and
political caucusing Of shsmeful want Of
energy and industry; Of lack OF quorums,
and buncOmbe speeches, is all the country
can stand. Tho press has Of late been
speaking, IN no measured terms. the indig-
nation Of the people, and it cannot be de-
nied that the point where forbearance ceases
tn be virtue, had been fully reached. The
country now demands Of its representatives
,rork instead Of talk. octroa for the public
good, instead of private wire-puliiDg and
scheming for ro-elections TO the seats many OF
them disgrace by their renissness.
Are wc now to sec change in this res
pect?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
Rrvrspy JOHNSON OF SLAvERY.-In let
Ter written tho day after the h'e Maryland
election Hon. ReverdT johnson said

an delighted 20 hear the result Of yes,er-
dav's election. A new era is dawning on our
State Slavery ended, and it will be ss Wash
ing,on said it would be, in that event. "the gar
den spot" Of the United Statee- , he said 50 in
/. letter to ST. John Sinclair. in 'e6-
II ii Is done also in the whole oountry--ss
think 1t viii be-greAt - our prosperity has been
in the past, and high IS has been our name with
the nations Of the world. both VII Be almost
immsasurably enhanced. And God srsui that
it may be so
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-04-22
New Publications

A ScxIr1uKAL, ECCLESIASTICAL AND HisToRI-
CAL VIEw Oh SLAVERY, from the days OF
the P.striarch Abraham, to the 18th cen
tury, addressed to the Right Rev. Alonzo
Potter, D D., by John Henry Hopkins.
DID, Bishop Of Vermont. New York :;
W1I Poolev & Co. $40 IN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28

All tbe above diseases and syinptoms admit of s.s
sane treatment. and Originate from tAs sams go.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28
tsELMBoLD's ROSE WAst1.

Az excellent Lstion fOT Disease. 81 ry,,sss,ss. -
tufs, aud - al Injection IN diseases VI The Urinx<v
Organs arising from habits of di.siDsfion. a. ~
osea 10 cinIse sisn With the kssct B1oh1 o. ssxss
p.r1li-, tn sues diseases ss Recommended.
The Proprietor, 10 ororfng hfs Hsmsdiss a. A..
smieted would have u distinctiy undsrstoud a..
they are Dot Patent ksdiises OF Eostrs ns Ics a.
prepared directly according 20 rules Of
PAARkACT kkD CHEnIsTkf
Sith tbe greatest accuracy. Chemical knov l~izs
ana care devoted 20 ther oounblr.ttoa y, :. -
ussi Drassl.s and ChsIoisi q szporisDos. n ths
ksoomms1dsd and ussd Ia ths Practios ~ ptvs,
Clans for The care Of The above Diseases
fjou are suffering sith any q the stove sssot,s.s
procure The Kennedy st once.
tvideDos VI the most reliable AMI rs.....s,,.
chsr sctsr will accompany the mediolns
Certncstes q cures from % 70 yssrs st~oaI..
with names kn0~n 70 science and fame
For msoi,-l prepsfiiss 81 HUcHU. 80 Disvssss
See Profssssr De~ss's ysissbls worms o. a.
Practice u Physic-
sss remark: made By TIE iss. ,-,sbr.s.s ..
Sc remarks made by DE. Kphrsim aoDovssi- .
oeisorated Physician and Member ~ ths koysI o..
leg Of sprseons. Ireland, aud p1blisAsd Al sas
IrsEssetlon. Of ths King add Qussn's Journal
BsEcsn<n Trsvors. FeliOw Of Roy.i colisrs q su.
gsons.
k.T.s. s,,,. sosss, 90 per e"'si-. or si. for = =
Improved kos< Hszh. 50 ~
Or half dozen os e>ch Or sf1 90 -szoh ON b> su6-
csn 70 cure tbe most obstinate casa N dfr~ct1oos
are sdbsref 70. Delivered 20 any sldrs~a sspur~lv
packed from observation
sTDescribe Symptoms IN all coEuuEiose,oua-
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AFFIDAVIT
-ferss1siy spp~~red oefcre NE, Aldsruan %
The city Of fPhilsdslphis, H. T. Hslmbold. vbo -
d7J sworn. dotk s<y. his prepsr<fions ouszsszn ~
n@rootlc No Dsrcury, OF cher IND urious druG. ~
are purely vegetable 1T. HELnBJLn
Sworn snf Subscribed before me- shis - AZ a
norenoefs liza w p BfBbkkD. 4l6ornaA
Ninth g. above ksos. Phila.
Address lsitsu Tor Information In oo1dte,os ~
n T. HELnBoLD, Chemla
D~pots. 1o< = Teeth st-. bel Ckes<nnt Yh0a
And 80. Brosfvsy nsv y0k.
~ Beware o. Counterislt and ruur1ns6us~s
ceslers ~ho ence.vor 70 dispose - thefr e
otber articles 90 TIE rep1tsuos sbssinsd b
Belntoif's esnrins Prepsrsfisns.
hxtr.ct Budhz.
szr<xpariliA,
Improved Ross Hsxb
En1d BY
q ell DrEsyisp evsrFrhere. Ask for nslnboId,s
kks ne othsr. Cut eat ths sdvsrtlssnsss asd s>si
VT t<ec .vote iznDc-if,en and exposurs--zm
uovk. ls0-dv1y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28
sGCHET DIsEA~Ics

Take no more Bslssm, Mercury. or un.l~s~a.s
medicine for UNPLEASANT and dangerous diss~ss- :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28

A Paris correspondent writes: III hear
the same complaint here among the young
men that | heard before leaving America
that marriage has become impossible, ow-
ing to the excessive luxury which has in
vaded all classes; that lady's toilette
nowadays costs as much as il formerly
required TO provide for whole family
During the summer the main defenses
OF Hilton Head inland, consisting princi-
pally ofa simple line of earthworks, with
one or two batteries, have been extended
and strengthened by the construction of
citadel in their center, thus enabling
small force to hold them against q larger
force than the Rebels can probably ever
land
Some Copperheads in Columbis Coun-
", Penn, went 10 a school-house where
tue Rev. F. p. Eyer was preaching, on
Saturday last, and wanted 10 know wheth
ct he was Democrat or Abolitionist,"
saying that fhe was the former he might
continue TO preach. but if the latter they
would hang him. He was compelled 10
escape through a window
While the fifty United officers We're un-
der fire in Charleston, the idea 10 have a
general exchange of autographs was orig
mated. Consequently, large sheets of pa
per were procured, upon which each man
traced his autograph. When the prison
ers were released, each bore away men,
ento, which will still have lasting inter-
est To- them and theirs.
y. q. Munson, who contracted tofill up
the Back Bay flats in Boston, has sold out
his entire contract and sub contracts, and
all the rolling stock and other property
owned by him, for S500'000 cash. The
contract has been purchased by response |
bic persons, and the great work will be
pushed forward. 1t is about seven years |
since Mr.. Munson became connected with
this enterprise.
A Richmond paper furnishes the follow
ing information for the detection of min
ing operations: "Drive an iron gun-rod |
into the ground near where it is supposed |
a mine is being made until il is firm in the
ground. Take it between the teeth and |
close the lips tight around the rod close
both ears with the forefingers and listen
You can hear great distance under
ground in this way
The Washington Republican learns that
"Gecersl Ledie. who commanded the divis-
ion which led-the assaults at Petersburg on
the explosion OF the mine, has abandoned his
and disappeared from the army in
a suspicious manner. Brigadier General ia.
lius White is in command of Ledis's divis-
on."
A Scotch paper tells the story of a dairy
farmer who after the burial of. his wife, drove
A hard bargain with the grave digger, who
bringing his hand down on the shovel, ex-
claims. down wi anither shillin, or up she
comes"
A chimney built in 1893. in an old house
On King street, in Northampton, Mass. and
lately taken down. furnished bricks enough
10 build three modern chimneys. and under
pinnng to a house. eight piers in the cellar
/ cistern, aud a drain three hundred feet
ong. besides wagon load sold and lot
eft.
The test in West Virginia is THAT we
recognize true aud reliable Union men
hose only who cheeriully AID heartily sup
port the present Administration in all its ef-
orts the integrity Of the Union by force OF
arms.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28
MEDICAL.

AHown A. " HELMBOLD's /"


ESutNK. PHEPARATIONs, sasts
elIabold's Extraoi "Buchu," Helmbold's ssrss.
pArIila. Helmbold's Imurovcd Rose wash.
.lnhold's Genuiae Preparation. = HIGHLY OOus
.NTRATKD COMPOUND FLUiD KxfRACf Do.
iu." Positive and speciac Remedy fe< Dissasas
= the Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsisal Swell
IS. and all diseases and arrangements a tAs
0nsry Organs. whether existing In Male or psmAls
lseases of these Organs require the aid Of .
nUkKTlC. Helmbold.s Kxtrscs Buchn is The
ikkAT DIURKrlC, and Il certain 10 have the De-
sired eject in all Diseases for which n is rsoso.
Thls Eecis;ns lnersass. the power os pxss;iSS.
aud excttes The Absorbcnis into healthy aston bS
which the wasery or Calcsreous aspceitions seH eI
tse Unnatural knlsrsemenfs are reduced. - vsO
ns Pain and lnnsmstion. and is gccd Tor Zen.
Dtrections accompany Helmaold's Kxtrsst BuoA.
fr weakness arising from Exces<ts. habits Of Dis
sipsfior. ksrly lndlsc-etsan or Abuse. sstsndeS
with the following Symptoms
inoisposiuon 20 exercise. loss of power. los os
Iromeling. Horror o. disease. wskef1inssz. Nm
rsss Of yissen. pain IN ne back universal Ia.rito1s
Of The Muscular system, bet hands. flushing a u
oooy, aTyness ol TIC ska sruptis ne On the fkus.
aExvTSFss ON rHx EYKrI6.
reosentiy Hack Spots tying before ths IVA
A wsa wspsss1Is Ssasss'SS ssnss'H and I Of st, ssaS
Ressleasne-<
With horror Of socissy.
4Eothlas more deslrAbls 70 suoA p.s,ea.. 49,
solitude. and nothing they more dress fss fssr a
themselves No repose 81 InAanef. ne e.rns~tI.sz.
no speculation, bat a hurried rAGkitioa fr.n
question % another.
These symptoms. II allowed ~ 90 oa. which 10
medicine invariably removes. socs Iolls~s.G
lmpoteDcy. ysfuitv.
Rplleple r1.
In one u which the patient may expire.
. no can say that they FREQ fxxl,s.s
oy those dlreful disease " Insanity snd oon.unIb
llon-
Many are aware Of The cause Of their suo~~i..
but none win confess The records OF he Iosss..
Asylnns. and the melancholy deaths By consump-
uon bear ample testimony os the truth of the ssscs
uon. In Lnnstic Asylums the most melancholy an
hi9tion appears. The coanfensnoe IL scsuallS -
dsn. and qniie desut1c. neither mirh or ericf exe
visit IL should sound g. tka voioo oocnr "A 4.
rarely srticnlsies
with woeful measures wan coxpsir
Low sullen sounds their gricl bexuii~
Parents and guardians. caution your chfiar~.
against this evil habit Il Is the greatest curse thss
ian befail ysung man o woman. unl.tlus 49,
or happiness aud married life
They may not experience the consequences. p.v
'ut must and will sooner later The oonstftx Dc.
nee Affected with symptsms organic weaknes1 rs
.uires the aid Of medicine strengthen and iovss
y ate the systezn. which Helmb0lds ExTRACT or
sUCho invariably doe trial viii oouvfpos )
most sxepucsl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28
internal Revenue Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
l. TO the citEens Of vigo Coapty. State of Indi-
ana, and all persons cenocrned. that the Assess
ment Book. containing the lists, valuations aud
euumerstions Of the Annual May Assessment for
the year iss4 including TIE ineometax OF the year
1865. m sde by the Assistant Assessor Of said cOun-
~; under the Acl Congress OF the United States
entitled An Act 20 support the Government and
70 pay interest on the Public Debt.' approved gu-
ly lst 1852, and the acts smendatory thereof will
be kept open for examination si W. X. Edw ards
oce In the town Of Terre Haute. cosnty afor essld
from the llth day OF August 1884. TO the 15tk day
OF August 1854, st which last date, the andersign
ed, ct the place Aforesaid, will receive. hear ana
determine all appeals. which must be In writing
setting forth the particular matter or thing COM
pikined Of. taken from the Assessments sf the Az
sistsnt Assessor Of said eoansy; at which time and
pirce II persons interested will please stteEd.
JAMES HARRINGTON,
tAss.7th Collection District of Indiana.
Auglld2wSw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-28
EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
LADIES. ATTENTION
Spring Fashions-Embroid-
cry Stamping and ~ = chine
Stitching

IRIS. A. &. DAVIS RETURNS
~ tszsss - ne issls< e r~rre B<ste 49, w.
etzlr - 80 s~er<. - - s1e kks rtnctei te
rpczat ersr Ch-~F Ste->-<efrkncs n<xr Et<xlIss
oera<F. ~o4s Uz~t rc-F>~-f~zlr csl sft<s1as k<r
ssteeert e ffstsrs< fef< krrtpef - e tke lks<<l
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