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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16
THE END OF VOLUME

No. SO of volume 4 has at last come
round, and we are glad to inform our
readers of good degree of prosperity
that attends the publication of the News
DEALER. Next week We shall commence
another volume, and we invite the citi-
'zens of Lamoille county not to relax their
endeavors in it's behalf, but to put forth
more effort, that the paper may be more
Interesting and profitable, both to patrons
and publisher. That the NEwsDEALER
may excel in excellence all that it ever
has been, is our earnest DESIRE and what
we shall earnestly labor for.
We have. projects in view to perfect this
end. Correspondents in different parts of
the county and state, as we'll as with the
army, will contribute much to its interest
by giving us the local news and items of
note. We do not confine the matter of
the paper strictly to this county, but will
give events Transporting in the state, and
a synopsis of what transpires in the coun-
try at large.
Now that the nation has settled the
question of the presidency, we can devote
more room to miscellaneous matters
Our Agricultural Department has been
somewhat neglected of late and, in fact,
we had become almost discouraged in the
enterprise, because we received so few COM
munications for it. The reason for the
neglect is probably owing to the hurry of
farm work but now the fall work being
over, we hope the farmers and all interes-
ted will forward communications, and
open field for discussion Of matters per-
tanning to the management of farm and
the cultivation of the various crops.
This being the last number of vol
ume, many subscriptions will expire, and
VIC hope they will forward us $3.50 for
another years subscription. We intend
to adhere strictly to the terms, as adver-
tised. Those who pay in advance will
escape rise in the price of the paper,
if there should be one, which is probable,
as the price is now considerable less than
that of any other newspaper in the state,
and yet printing material costs as much
or more here as it does anywhere else
We will not raise the price Of the News
DEALER SO long as it can be afforded at
the present rates, and if our friends will
exert themselves little in our behalf, we
think it can be.
By way of an indurement, we make
the following offer to any one who will
send us new subscriber, with $l,50 in
closed, we will credit such a one 25 cents
on our books toward years subscription.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

60 The Teachers and scholars of the
Lamoille Central Academy. will be hap
py to meet their friends at the Academy
Hall, next Friday evening. and at the
Town Hall on tuesday evening the Odd.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

sB Godeys Ladys Book for Deem
Der, was the first received. 1t Contains
a splendid table of contents. 1t fulflls
the import of its Numerically lady's
book, aud full of interest
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

GA Sergt Dodge of the lst Vermont
Cavalry, and men from other State reg
iments were captured by Mosby, and Ell
ther shot or hung in retaliation for 7
men which Gen. Gustav shot in retalia-
tion for 7 men who had been previously
shot by Mosby.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

The CASE OF THE RAIDERS The hear
ing in the case of the St. Adams raiders,
still continues. The testimony of the
fist charge is not yet concluded. and many
are asking when the end is to be reached.
We can only say as to that, that we are
confdant that no unnecessary delays will
be chargeable to the learned and able
magistrate before whom the hearing is in
progress. We have had repeated occa-
sion to speak in high terms of the
promptness, energy and dignity with
which Judge Coursal has acted in the
case, from the outset. We are confident
that the interests of justice will be safe
in his hands; that it will not be his
fault If the decision is not reached as
soon as 1T can be consistently with the
rules and customs of the Canadian prac-
ticc, and that it will be such as to do
homer to Judge CoursOls high reputation
as just and impartial judge. Free
Prsss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

ca H, N, Macoy, formerly of Cam
bridge has located in Ottumwa, Iowa,
where he has again embarked in the man
ufacture of lumber, having recently pur-
chased steam mill,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

ca The Meat Cutter advertised in
another column seems to be just what is
claimed for it. We have seen the ma
chimes, and certainly like them. Wash
burn & Wiswell keep them for SALE and
can supply the trade at reasonable rates.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

ca In recent list of casualties in the
9Th VT, We find In Co. A, the name Of
1t. Aaron X. Cooper Of Worcester. among
the killed, and the name of Sergt. Seth
G. Hill, of Eden among the wounded.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

ca We have made another acquisition
to our book table by having placed upon
it copy of Peterson's Magazine. As
to the worth of this book. many in this
vicinity can testify, They adhere to the
old terms,-S2, year for single copies !;
two copies. So; four copies So eight
copies, $l2; fourteen copies, $40:
Specimen copies are sent free.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

ca The A,yus 8 Patriot accuses US
of swearing to lie because we re-stated
an item to the effect that Hon. r. P. Red
field had been asked to. assist rebel raid
ers to escape justice. We have learned,
though not from the Aryus, that the
above item was not strictly true, and were
very glad, because we always believed
better things of Vermonters The Argus
is somewhat "wild" when he says that we
beg support from the Democratic party.
We want it distinctly understood that we
beg support from no one, yet we gladly
accept patronage from any source, and
intend to labor to give abundant salts
factien for every favor received.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16
wATERVILLE MILITIA.


wATERvILLE MILITIA.
The militia company of Waterville, or
ganized Oct. "a, by appointing the fol
lowing officers:
Nj. B. Tobin, Captain.
L. B. Wilbur lst Lieut..
w. V. Wethcrell, I'd d"
sERaEANTs.
Edgar Maynard, LIST,
Moses Wilbur, I'd,
Henry Manchester, Sd,
Myron Church, 4th,
S. r. Miller, 9th,
ooRpoRALs.
Horace Atwell, lst,
Dennis Harvey, I'd,
George Stevens, Sd,
Stephen Westover, 4th,
Deforsst Leach, 9Th,
Edwin H. Shattuck, 9Th,
Parker Page, 7th,
Daniel g. Hulburd, Sth.
PRIvATBg.
James Wilbur,
Prescott Wilbur,
L. w. Holmes,
George Hulburd,
Frank Wiley,
John Manchester,
George Gilmore,
Horace Manchester,
Ichabod Wood,
R. S. Wiley,
Volney Wiley,
Edgar Page,
Edwin Page,
Samuel Brown,
Chas. Brown,
Eli Nestcott,
!. D. Wescott,
Chas. Corey,
Simeon Giddings,
Alex. Stevens,
John Smith,
l.. D. Sanborn,
Robert Herrin,
Mason Chaffee,
Rev. D. P Bragg,
Martin Shattuck.
The company meets for drill every Sat
lrday, and are prepared to act by signals
'ither by day or night.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
From Sherman.

On Monday last the rebels attacked our
pickets south of Atlanta, killed one and
wounded two and subsequently fell back
On Wensday morning the rebels made
three attacks on Atlanta. The rebel ar.
tillery was within one hundred yards
of QUE works, and their infantry and dis
mounted cavalry within two hundred
yards. Our men were aroused from their
sumbers and quickly manned the defen-
ses, and soon drove the rebels off. The
Washington Star says Gen Sherman is
Hoods rear to prevent his retreat south.
He has been largely reinforced The
direction of march of all the five corps
with which Sherman has thrown himself
upon Hoods line of communications, leads
to the conviction that he aims also to take
Selma and Montgomery, if not march on
in the same direction to Mobile Rich
mond papers say Hood is marching on
Chattanooga.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

gT Private Peter Ladoo of Morris
town, is among the wounded Of Co. H,
9th VT. regt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

sy A military company has been or
ganized in Eden, the list of which we
shall give next week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

GoLD was quoted at 1898 in New York.
yesterday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

B- Gridley Joy has been appointed
postmaster at North Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

&c States, ll3 q 4I9,s 5l l24 1853
Whole number of electoral votes 24l ; neces-
sary to a choice l2l.
Lincoln's majority on popular vote 355,2ss.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16
From Sheridan.

For several days there has been infor-
nation that the rebels in the Shenandoah
Valley were reinforced and attempting a
flank movement upon Sheridan. The
project was defeated by Shcriden re-
treating to Winchester. The rebels are
at Newmarket. "Reminiscences from
Sheridans army have failed to find the
main army Of the enemy within 40 miles
of ours Deserters report their force
at 10000 and report ther old STORY that
they are destitute Of provisions and cloth.
ing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16
From Grant.

On Wednesday evening last the enemy
massed in front Of Fort Stedman, when
the fort opened on them and drove them
to cover. The rebel batteries replied
briskly for time, but were soon silenccd
by our shells and mortars. A force Of
about 100 rebels shortly afterwards made
sortie from their lines and attempted to
penetrate ours, but being met by a salute
by our pickets they we're not long in 6nd-
ing their way back.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

The company meets for drill every Sat
urday, and are prepared to act by signals
either by day or night.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-16

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

Barn Horss.t
LEpfAsAralIs. Dsc. -. 1854.

HHa t4sf&fAfoLtsi DEts< - lo's
There . little soing in the Capital City
just at this time % sslrscs sttsni'on. Bus
few strangers are here. and Iho Hotels are.
by no means. throDged. - Il usually tho case.
Most Of the soldiers who have been IN camp
here during he last 80 months. have been
sent 70 TIE front. ahd tie "Boys 10 Blue. "
are not % frequently seen a. heretofore
Much interest y manifested "a the az
proachlng session Of lhe Legislators. Il viii
Lavs yast amount 81 work 90 do. and that
of the mott imporisaf character. The lasi
Legislsture did but little, aside from qnsf-
.slling. sod manufacturing cspllal i0f the
succseding poiiticsl campa'ga for the Presi-
dsucy. Be- a. that event has noH Dseu set
lied. AID the 0sopls have decided the con
tro,ersy 10 the most palpable manner. 1t
may De sslelg presumed that the coming L.
glslalufe sIll discharge "a tuiy ieaFlessl1
and veil. Al lesst sseh is the impression
nov. and Is Z % b. hoped Iha' pablo elpsc-
tstion viii sos be disappointed 10 this re-
spsct
IL % quite certain ts.s Gov Mofsoa ~ill
call special se-slon u ne Legislature. 70
meet % the first Mcnsay q nert month.
which viii b. only four day. before me reg
alar session commences
IL 4 suggested. that ne property tsione'
lng 70 The State. ,6clnding The Governor
residences. Be sold snd he proceeds Of ~
sale applied 20 ihe balldiuE % one. such a
becomes the great State 81 Indiana. aud II
great Governor The proveFts Owned b.
TO- state. a.lde from lhe Caplsol Ground,
World sell po~ Tor shout $4,000. whiel
sam ough, - BE- invested " 81 least lsrg
portion Of Il. n tho manner suggested sbove
In tbs VIZ TIE Stale soult be a no add
aoral expense ia The purchase Of the lot. 90
the sobstruotion - shs bulldog olhe
mssters OF coD.la-faoi~ Importance ~
doubtless bs Wrought bei9se TIE apsoial se'
.ion should one BE called
Il IA conceded generalJ, that SIR ho'I'
-.y. Of the journal. vii DO he State print
lsg. A. he seems - have NJ opposition Il
sbs slace. and The facilities o. he Office -
much better than IhDse OF any other.
FOR Speaker Of she House. Judge pesil
II wabash. aud Hon d c Bfanhsm.
jefferson. as the pfom.Aeut candidates. -
sns contest will De narrowed down beswe'
snsm. -i'h The chances IA Iasor oi Petit
The Bates House. under ~ usw admins
ts.aon. i vastly improved 10 All respect
sod the public have nov she coass.ssoa
knosing. that 10 Tia future. ihs Bates y
De credit 10 the Capital City Of the Sta
The attention given 20 gusss-. the polGsens
~ clerks aud pgoptietor. Tho cleanliness
tbe rooms. and tie lakGries OF lhe table.
Indicate divided and radical change lfs
~hst IL has been heretofore This rsios
long needed. hss occurred a lrs, Nc
anon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

looked By our capitalists and merchants =
We Of Tsue Hsuie have a commanding p0-
sition aud great advantages. commercially
rpssking. but unlsss We speedily vaks up 70
thslr inportsuos and value. and Organize
such ipstitptioDs AZ vili enable - 70 reap
The harvest. il WIN all DO snatchsd from NJ
By our more active AID enssrprising neigh
bora wetrust soEs Of our business men Of
influence and energy viii iumedistsly take
sisps TO organize Board Of Trade here. and
that all parties interested il thu prosperity
Of our city VII give the enterprise their aid
aud sncour<gsmsnt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

THE iollowlng dispatch We ind 10 the In
dianApolis Journal OF yesterday.
A call for 900 .eo0 troop. 20 make up the
deficiency occasioae1 by credits on the last
call has been ordered by the President.
tSigned. h. al. STANTON.
b, The aboscil will be seen that We are
sooa TO haze another draft. Immediate
sseps should be taken by our oltizens to OBJ
tain large bounty fund. and 20 to work
recruiting hst tie matter be attended to at
once, aud volunteers may be bad to al our
quota with ease We should not wait until
assots irou other places swarm Ia upon us
taxing away our men. Terre Haute has not
yet submitted TO the ou,un OF draft. and u
proper energy y used. she may Tree herself
from AL calls Of The kind. IL . probable
that chic viii be the last call. aud let Us set
ourselves mAuialiy TO The ssrk. aud fur
uish the men pfomPdy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

fsKRK ia quite strong opinion la Eng
land that Muller did not ooniess on the gal
lows. as alleged. A lawyer calls loudly.
through the columns OF the Public Opinion
for the manuscript prepared b. Muller be-
fore bis execution IL isallezed that this is
public property. aud that the Aldermen have
DO right to keep IL from the people as they
are doing. Louis BLANC has written strongly
against tie iies that Muller ccaiessed. The
psrson who alone heard the alleged confess
lon has given t~e OF three different versions
OF il already. He was Iaboring under such
an excited conviction that Muller was guilty
ADD vehement superstition that he would De
eierDsIIy los, II he ddo't confess" that his
account. iotsly unsupported as 1t Il, is
scarcely credrtable.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

A CRrEL practical JOKE wac that OF Nh
Love, the sronsut. when Ia = recent ascen-
slou IN the vicinity Of Philadelphia, no drop
ped a strange image 81 man from his ball
loon AZ hight oi a mile and a half. The in
Ia oita0ts OF the region, who were, OF course
eagerly watching the balloon. rushed from
al quarters 20 where the hgufe Tell, and
were doubtless greatly disappointed TO Ind
something le-- horrible than they expected.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

CksNsr Osessa-We are sure ve are do-
Ing real service 10 smaller churches aud
sunday schools. a. 10 lovers OF mnsio gene-
sally. 10 calling attention % the Cabinet Or
gAns manufactured by MessGs. Mason &
hamAu. shoss warehouses are At No. 4
Mercer sireet No one Who hears these ia
siFumene ell BE- surprised AZ the very strong
favor With which they are regarded BY our
leading ofgsn,sis. Their quality OF tone =
sdmirAbls. rou0d. sonorous. pure. and - m
pathetic. rhile they have abundant solsns
OF tune fof any private hsuss. and quite snf-
hciest fcs snalieF churches ADD tor snch
halls a. sso usaslis occupied by Sunday
schools. VIA ali thls. their capacity tos
expression = sondsrfal. exceeding In soms
respects even that Of the largest snd mosi
costly church orgsns. This IL mainly eject
ed ~ The isirotGctiou OF swell operated
upoa a. eotircly ne~ principle. which give.
the performer very efficient coutfol OF The
tones h- produces The moderate price, Al
Which they ara sold. sud the liltie space thsy
occupy. src important practical Advantage
ia these instruments. Y. Cen. ado.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

KoHrTH writes TO Secretary Seward, un-
der date OF Sept. 10Th: at was always my
conviction that nothing nut he sword eau
decide between the conf citing principles OF
freedom aud slavery IN the United States
The t,me has come Tor the bloody but una
voidabie arbitration. pray to God to give
his blessing TO your endeavor, that the
curse aud stain Of slavery be forever re-
moved from your country, and the Demo-
cratic principles shall not DC found wanting 10
the trial 10 which We see Il exposed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

A coxTkAsASp who came into shei dan :
lines. when questioned about the rebels
arnsiug tho oolored men said; bout halt
d. coiored men tbi0k cey would run directly
over 20 de Yankees wid de arms 10 their
hands. and todsr half shink dey would jet
stand an hre few volleys 20 de rear iusi,
fore dey run-dat' al the difference"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

ar recent festive meeting. married
man Who ought 10 have known better, pro-
posed: Pie lsdies-the beings who divide
our aorrows. double our JOYS and treble our
expenses" Upon which lady proposed
The gentlemen the sensitive individuals
eho divide our time. double our cares, aud
rebled our troubles
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

THs coppe,hsad pagers IN California are
suffering lsom collapse similar to that
which has proved 20 fatal with % nAny 10
the Eastefn States The Ssniranoisco papers
msubo1 the deeeAse Of .the Virginia Oily
Cons fnnen. the Aurosa Tines. the Sierra
Sfand.rd. and the San Francisco day Ar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

ARM legal authority has given the
solemn opinion that the men under Grant
and Sheridan are on the coil Of virgiais
contrary TO the organic Law Of the country
and 10 violation OF the laws OF the Common
wealth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

THs Galsna tIllsj Daily and Tri-Weskly
Democrat. copperhesd Journal and radi-
Cal supporter Of Jef Dssis ard the South
etn Confedsracy = dead over thirty Cop
pefhesd papers have paid the penalty Of ds-
Loyalty Ia = similar manner
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

II l. considered certain that II the present
Congress fails 70 pass the constitutional
amendment prohibiting slavery. the Presi-
dent viii Immediately. on is expiration. call
an erss- session Of the next Congress 70
accomplish the work.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

A zKskL officer inprs-osed on Johnson's
Island gave birth ~ nov lev days since.
Is Is hardly necessary 20 cav that the officer
vas woman. The Ssndusky Register %
responsible Tor the story. the truth Of which
Il afirm-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

The following order Of Gen Brsckinrldss
capsusei a hls camp lie East Tennessee. v
bus another o. The mNny ssiieaoes 81 the
exhaustion Of lhs rapidly deeliaius Coated
sr.cy Win Tennessee, Georges. I'D .
large part Il NlrsialA At our MERCY. All all
he territory West Of the Mississippi ISOLATED.
ths railroads tunnlng into Richmond eon-
ssanay eus BY Grants lnsesmlssnls ssids.
and ne consonpsios Of ali he aeie-hod'ed
rnco Of he south ingo The army. the forces
o, Lee mus1 soon sseer TOE supplies. y her
are aos slreaa, - short sssloos Although
Ne have eseo diseFpoisssi ia he sops that
he ssbello1 voal. tai fton shear e1kaus.
,lon sei TIE unse - rot Ia distant -b~a t
mAa ssaAg.e lroa ne he.v, hlo-~ uo- be.
lae asAs IS by oer slorioss .rm,e- TIE
f,lio~nx !. ne order reierrra .
.Hr.p.cAkErEs DEr'T wrsssss VI
WyUesaie. Va. Dec IS 1854
sla accordance si.h Indicators secsivca
fsaa. ne of1asrce depot thsg it hss bscoms
81 vial .aoof'Ance g Ae.bani Ihe email
srr,s. a.a nualioa snd - tie tolloviag
order i published
A. ed uhlch ca Be siesset ices dat
t.e- Aslt. sasn - 20 iecte1 ~ brigade ord
nanre cffcers. 80 ssnt ~ ia aeNrs-t atss-
"a Nhea arm Nre o. be relissed q los -
iof clesnlsx ne hsll. fhould - drN~n 4
psaeiIcstle. cshsrsiss 10 loscs thoGa bs
efe, ,fret l1to 49, "a dirt. - sbsi TIE LEAD
49, taf.>skessi 49, .ltaei a. - ord
narre tsIct.
he a.cauea 81 co0ntat'es ef1cs.s :
rsli.1 IS ths 80 e-.iss sivlaE fise - thls or
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21
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Wtuesille. Va. Dec. IS 1854

Bx nostoa Trsseiiss ssss thsss /. lady
n TIE vir,altr Ct tnAs city 49, suPYosrc Per
kastsss kuiea % ne esrly pafs q ne sAr,
a. Is i.cs received vAAi ses supposed % -
- oety sAs taco ukussd = seo0sd kus-
49,. ~ -Aon sks hss A.i q chid A Zee
t.ys $3.50 sAs 80 ssoekes % learr AT hsr
sr.t husl.ss5 80 alive. ssvlng Jas p~sa ~
leassd lrsas less cApilsisy sEa1s iAe fee-
e. Ho- ne Csc rs ssss sssslst se are
81 lnfor1rs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

THE Winter Term begins Tues-
l. t.y. g.rs4sT "a lsst. kz,ls srrsnxsnsrss
az. nsfs Or sfntslts, bu<k ~ = frli sn1 q par
csl ee.rss Tks Libraries. Lffsrsrr socist<.,
csbinssS. A. s11 v ne tstrxssio,s u ts intii-
furic1.
csssssrssvslls. pse n. iss4cln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-21

OK A M0NTH--Agents wanted
% cto ssil seeink katA'nes Ne eill gVs
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