Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 286, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 January 1862 — Page 2
THE DAILY EXPRESS. TBBBE-HAUTE: SATURDAY 'jAXUAKY 11. Ia
We publish this morr.bg the Vlaiform constructed by the Act i War Democrat!, t la dianayclif.' the other day. It H a reasrknble docuccut. Exsuune it clcwely.
prPxTT,r, Expalitioa. wiled from Aiuu.-
rolls on Thursday, for Ihmptor. lioruia. Its
definition h unkcotr n. but it U, r.o doubt.
dignity, equality and rights of tbo eeteral
States umrnraireu; and that aa aooa aa theae cbjecla ait ccoaupllaiM the ar ought to cease.
ID. That ve wilt utaiu, with all our
Hier, a war for th inaiuteiuuie of the
ConrUtu:iun, ar.d of the Integrity of the IVtoa unier lA CeAJ-'ib-f im ; but we at oerxjaed to a war for the emancipation of fhe
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neroe., er u:e tur-jurjation ot iie .vuitriern j "ö111 Mrnviiu.irrtiucjTouUe eori.eiucnce
o'ate. of which tmit be t r ie eM the rejiirci
Cull for tl nhm Mute Contention. Sixty thuiuaml of the ritizec.a f luJiatii It Jm- tW.trilr taken tin arrna for the defence of the i'cterniaei.t, the innervation of the C'onnitutiou. aiul tho liberties of the jop'.e, it is tir.becomin tho-e who remain at hnroe to arrav thr&iW-4 in partisan warfare
Tut Catholic Tclepraph, jubliatied oti Wednesday, ha J the following km .the Jackson AuUvVxkAr; - ---- To day .sthe'&uiiitetaarf of tho ictoryof New Orleans. How monatrou it U lbt the people of tiut city ahouU bo low urplicatI'nsUnd t come and trample In the. dual the flag ui.dr which Jackson pained jt!
11. That the punwsea avowed azJ advoca
ted by the Northern disunloaiflU. to liberate
and arm the negro slates, u unconstitutional.
insulting to loyal citizens, a disgrace to tue ae. i calculated to retard the suppression
of the rebellion, and raeeU our unquahne-l
condemnatioa.
12. Tbat tha total disregard of the writ of
the siml for the rr.ost Important movement J 4bat corpus bv the authoriiiea over u. and
lue seizure inu iiupnwuirui vi ui vnufui
jof the War.
A rial singular thir. coocected with the meeting at the Court Houte on Thursday
eight, was the fact that nour of those meu who once rtofe-tfed to almost wynbipSrsruiN
A. Doiotas where present! It would really
seetn that a hea DouotAS declared himself fur the LVioa and in fator f anj-rreing the
rebelliju, he lot the lote theae men formerly profesed to hear to htra. How I it ! W i liave lea shown a letter from a m l dier at Camp Furt Holt, from whi-h we ei tract the following: "Laat uifcbttwalre cavalry fiwin Colurubua came to Old Fort Jeffersou for a lot of regroe who ware there. Aa the cavalry enterel the building bv tie frot tray the nroe retired by the bek way, mounteJ the catalry horse and rode theo within the Feuertt liaea." We leara fron other urea that the horse were taken ponewicm of by the Federal troop, and the neroea sent beyond the linei, to fall prey to the tender mercies o! tbo. they Ld rahareU of their horse. It look rather hard, but i. perhaps, all right. WaauixiTO!. Maaio and thoie ''old fogiea" actel d:ferently during the day a of tlie Ke-
voiiuuia.
From the uewi by telegraph this caornioi', it will be seen that th loog eip?cted-movement from Cairo If reaiy to take place, If it ban not already surted. We bav no doubt that simultaneously with this, our whole army, from the Kansas border to Fortre Mouroe, will al) more forward. At least there can be no doubt that a general forward movement will tx made in Kentucky. That the conflict in that State will be terrible we all know. That it will be pueceufu! cn tur part we hare nfft the shadow of a doubt The rebels who talked ao boa-tfully of driTtog the invader out ef Kentucky, ire unmistakable symptoms of ULtAaiiiC.and fears. They hate destroyed the bridgw and culverts, and much of the railroad itself, outh of Oreen river and have even blown up the long tunnel i ear Cave City. They have ali oltrurted the public rovl a far as pov
ibU. in urdr pt off a lon aa poib
the day of huo'uiation anl deatrucüon.
What prayers will aicetul from the hearts of
fathers, mothers, sister, broUiera and friend throu Aou t our State, and indeed throughout
all loyal States for the success of cur arm, and for the livei and safety of bed one in the field.
The llrlfjht-Dcmocrat riutlorm. VMtkts, The Democrati. party hiving. (rtm thedite of in organiitioti, t.en inlaorof the maistc nance of the Union an J the j. reservation of the Comtituttun, aud seeing m the prcentcond.tiHi of the country the deplorable effecu of a departure froi:i its time-honored and conservative principle. u.i th u.uaipb of fevtioaIijn; artd Sraily bciieviog lb.it tit Unioii and the ConHitu tution c:u be preserved alone by the restoration of that party to jo rer. we invite all true Ui.ion men tbrouhuut the Iarl to uniu with us in ustaining it orRnization and carrying out its principles; therefore, RttolctJ 1. That ue reafiirm and er-Joree tho political principles that from time to time have been put forth by the National Conventions of the Demoer i tic party. ' That we are unalterably attached to the Contitu;ion, by wh'ch the Uuion of these Staus ri orn-.ed und established; and that faithful wrrvai. of it princip'es cn alone continue the eiMtenfie of the Union, aiKl the permanent hpiines of the people. 3. Thittte pre-eut civil war has mainly resulted from the lostf continued, uuue. and faoatical agitation, in the North, of the question of dornest' hverr, the consequent organization of a jjeographu'al WJ. guided bv the sectional platforms adopted at UuüV lf, Fittahurg. Philadelphia ar.d Chirajro. at.l the development thetebv of sectional hvte and Jealousy, producing (aa had long been forseen and" predicted by us) it cotinterpart ia tbe South of ereion, disunion, nd armed residence b the (er.eral Government, arnl terminatinir in a bloody strife between
tho wbo idiouUl have been forever bvund together bv fraternal bond, thus bringing upon the whole rountry a aUmity which we are now to meet as loyal cit tens. nr?n? for lh adoption of th'. myd of aettiement bt calculated to again restore Union and harmony. , 4. That in rejects a't propr.s l;Ons luety Vi result in atisfjctory a-1jutnient of the matter in dispute beta ea the North and the South, and especially ths weasure which would have secured the hxr!cr !ae Sutes Id the t'nion, ar.d a hearty ct operation on their part in all constitutional and legal niea ures t x return of the more South ern Stts totiu'ir allei tnce.the HepablK-in jiirtv a-umed a fiu tul responsibility, ani a-teii in toUl Ureganl sf lv inereta of the whole country. i. Tht if the party in power I 1 ahosro the ame des re U M:t e, by arav-able adjustment, our intern 1 dienioi. befiK-e hostili
ties bad tctnally eommeneed. that the Ad-rr.inUtr-tlon ha- recently exhibited to stoI r. war with cur an ieut eneray, Creit llnta.n, -e coundentlt believe that' jace and bar mony would no re cm throV'tKwt all our borders I. That the mvintenau" cf the I'nion up o the principle of the Federal Coi.atitution houhl hp the contrf.ilii ol;e?t of all h profess lovalty tn the (.ofrttnfnt-t.l in o r judsmetit thi j-urp'e cm only t.e a.' rom'Jihe.l bv the 'eodarey f a t'nion arty in the Southern Stile, which h!'. by counter rerululior.. dijp ace thoe eho cou tnl. and direct the present tebeilion That no effort u create or s ixain t;ch x party kan b sceluJ aahich n r'l n?v:i a, It.Qite etts-,eot of the que-tior. at U ue beieen the to section; aLd e there lore deraai d that tms -nch settlement e ul b adiitinal cortitnlknal ittranty, e.Ü.er itiiiiate-d bv act of l'or.grej or thrv.Mh
of loral Sutea where the judiciarv is in full
o;x!rtjon, wjtbout warrant of law iud without assigning any cauic or giving to the partv attested any opportunity of defense, are digram violations of the Constitution and most alarmlnr acts of usurnation of power,
wh'ch should rvecive the tern rebuke of
every lover of hi country and of every man who prize the ecurity and blessing of life, libertv andtrortT.
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13 Ibat liberty ct jpecu ana oi luepirss are cuaranteed to the people by the Consti
tution, and none but a uurper would dtprive theai of thee rights: they are inestimable to
the cit'uco and formidable to tyrants only And the attempts which have been rnaJe aioce our preeut unfortunate trouble?, to munle tie prei &cd itiflu free dUcuaiion.
are etercisea of depotic poaer which cannot (
be tolerate wuhcr.t conrcrting rreetnen into slaves. 14. That the aoiiure ol Ktidellaud Maon, on board a neutral teasel an the high seas, wsa either in accordance with International, Uw, and aa legal; or else in violation of auch law, and so illegal. If the former, w e lament thit our nation has been humiliated by their surrender, under threat; if the latter, it was the duty of tho Admin Utratloa at once to have disavowed the act of their otficer, and instead of incarceratbg!the captives in Fort Warren, to have immediately repaired the roug bv placing them, aa far aa iracticable. in the time condition In which that officer had found them. ' la either CTent, the action of the Adminialratioa was vascillating and cowardly, and degrading lo the diguity of a rreat nation.
15. That the actio of the Republican party, aa manifested iu the partisan character
of all appviatmeuU ol tae Aiixuinuirauou to civil oflice; and, in holding party caucuses by
the Republican member of Congress Tor tne purpose of impressing upon the legislative
action or tnat ooay tne peculiar uogiuaa wi
that partv. have demonstrated that their pro- - . a 1
fessions of "aacriücing partf piauorm., anu jarty organizations, upoa the altar of their country," are but eo manv hypocritical and
false pretenses by which tney nope to uupe the unwary Into their support; and we warn
all loyal persons, as tbey love incur country.
not to be deceived thercoy.
16. That the discloures maJo by the investigating committee la Congress ofthe enormous frauds that have stalked into the
army and navy department. Implicating the
bead ol tnoae uepartmenis in a comin auv.c i at, if not an actual participation iu a system of corruption, and in nhlch our brave aoldiers have been defrauded of their proper supplies, and our government threatened witk bankruptcy, demand a thorough investigation into all our expenditures, both State and National, and that a ipeedy and marked example be made of all sueh "bird of prey," who, taking ndvarMgeof the necesaities of our country .have ted and fattened upn publi plunder. 17. That the meritorious conduct ofthe Indiana troor. iu everv battlefield where
victory has rerched upoa the national banner, has filled the people of this State wUh the lush-nt gritldude ta ber gallant eons, and that we eend our test wishea JO officers -cd meu, dispersed throughout the country, atd the heartfelt greeting of everv Demoerat for their further brilliant achievements ia the cop-i'ng conterü for the ina'uitenance of tlie Conatituticn and the Uuion. : m e
of the country front beir. applied to thcup
port anil msintcnance ofthe army, the engr-n
dering of Utife and diid, the withholding
Ol supplier for th w ar worn soldiers, and of recruits for the runts thinoed by battle; and may terminate in the demoralization of the armv. and the oterthrow of exnkritetinal liberty. Therefore, nui earnestly deprecating all effort to keep on foot party influences, ptcudice and discipline, all persons, Klector of Indiana, who are in favor ofthe vigorous
Tmi Moniteur announces that on occaausj of the death of his Kosal Uignness, the Prince Albert, the Fmperor will go into mourning fnr twenty-one days. 1-leven dayesin ordinary mourning, and ten days in lätlt mourning tprfif dtuu.)
A Nashville paper aajithat " few iteel
cannon are wanted at Uuwliug ureen.
gueesthat Floyd, if a little Inducement were offered him, could oon steal the iron one. la. Journal.
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A N'a.hriMa t,w.r .r that "a lew Siaal
canton are wanted at Howling Oreen.' e
cuess that Flovd. il a little inducement were
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prccution f the v r Ivr Un preierv ation j ottered bint, c ould soon steal the iron ones.
nf the fnn. JVUfnml
atitntiou, are, without tepeil to pat jiolitical iociatioji, iut ited to meet in Mas Con vention, at Inilboapolis, rn the 2?d day of February neat, for the purposo of uominat ing ctndilate lor the eitlen cf State, to be Toted for at the nest geneikl election. And to the end that Indiana may continue to enjoy the high ioition with the other States which fho has in the present war hith
erto occupied, and that all tho energies of
the State may be unitedly put futih for the
effectual suppression of
the Constitution nuy
thoritv acknowledged, and Uw and order once
more esLabli.bed aJi omt th IaimI, it i ear
nestly hoptl that all gcod citiena will, for
the time, put aside party, an) unite for the
countrv
CLOTHINC.
DnUCCIOTO.
I
COUtCClATC Terr.Haute Female College,
riMfh1 vi Mi.inn of the lorte
tt.ni r.nil. '.-,Hc w ill ot.o on Tbsriusy
tU Wth of Jsaaiary. last, aaJeaaÜao Bve sneeiks.
t'üa, ra.atulUie rurof ttConrtatlons
Cbufta at lisrthtu, ms , i. d
ruliy. Mr.CfespaiSDtiasta rapuiauu v
KboUr, auJ an Sbi siti tacivBi j --t: rtl.tniil.l...! t.flttr nJ IcarnlBf iQUl LU BSW Ltl
r . . ., , of ntta!aess. Kuwltisund.at lie atrieeef if I the rebellion, that t1- ,lnjt tL Cotinc, a prnt ts tui be rcsmtrd, its au- kWrlj to tu utmo.t capacby. what..b?e lo , rMerasrupll b'f theoutn msuso, sLou'.J rnso
arpl'.tl.-m oon. .... - ...
W - " 1 rf Haute, Jsa. iöih, INI. Uwl
DANUINC'
New Church.
The Vestry of St. Stephens' Church, of this city, have concluded a contract with Messrs. William. Ciift and Knap? rr erect ing their cew church. Thi arbitcct Ls Mr. Tinsly. of Cincinnati. The building committee are under gre-t obligations to Mr. Samuel Carly for the aid ho renderel in getting up their plans. From the beauty of the designs, and the well known skill ol the builder, a church may be expected of which all parties wh are interested may be proud. The growing priority of thia congregation demand the immediate erection of this building, and the Vetry have undertaken it with a cheerful pirit. Ti-c beautiful lots for the Church and panonace. at the corner of Sev. enth ar.d Kagle street, aa well al the building material, are rui I for, and nearly all the necessary fund ar secured. Hv the 1st of November neat, with the bUing of God, Tcrre Haute will have, what is much
needed, an Kpicopl ChureU .uiteii to the want of the congregation and worthy of the
In the tuidstof the etultation of some of
the Southern press, we find ftome paper which indicate mor reflection. The Mem
phis Appeal of a Tat date contains the dd lowing: There is oue phase which it ia not iuipoiul
hie for the Trent affair to aume, that mav
precipitate us into troubles almost preponder ating with the beuefit we derive from it-
Its tendenev ia the North is evidently to
arouse the militarv spirit of the people and
expedite operations preparatory to resisting threatened invasion along the aea coaat and
tho lakes 1 he crv is now "to arms from
tho Penobscot to the Potomac, and we have but little doubt that, if necessary, another
half million of meu can bo brought into the
field under the timulating Influence of this
einbroubo. Home forces raised and subjec
teil to daily drill, throughout New Kngland, will give a new impetus to the slumbering
eLergte or that people winch tney nave
tailed to feel since tho dav ofthe Ameri
can revolution, when Maasachusctts was ca
abled to put under arms oue peronout of
everv sn iu her whole population, owahe
ha but one out of every itv. A similar
effect will be obserse-i in the Middle and
Western States.
-- - -- Oinosmov ro Jim. Davis at Naw Oai ras. Heceut num)ersot the New Orleaua True Delta contain three differert editorial attacks on the Jeff. Ditis Government. The editor doe not believe that the peculiar
logic of Dai is will convince either Kngland or Fiance of the inefici-ncy of the Federal Blockade, or bring either of those power to his assistance, but argues that Kurotean nation are not to bo gsined to the rebel cause by foolishly refusing them any cotton except through Confederato poits, In the nett article on "The I'rofpect," he thinks that praying and facing ere not equal to the duty of coping Wiith Enfield rides and rifled can uoo, fortbat Providence often takes the aide of the heaviest artillery; that Federal "formidable fleet" have created a terible panic throughout the South; that Fernaudina Brunswick, Savannah aud other place on the Southern seacoat. are in great danger of skaring the fate or Cape Hattera, 1 ort Koni and Ship Island; and that, in short, the prospect" of an independent Southern Utop4 within any reasonable period of time is exceedingly gloomy. The third article announces the rebel Administration as per
mitting swindling and injustice in varum
Otxi-arct'AL RKPuET o
O of tL
IHK COXDtnuK
iL Mouthara Rük of luiUoa. Ut tL t
moodi prece tlnjc the CrM MonJsy of Jsnuary, 1C.
IlESOL'RCKa.
Htit IO.idt de tHUeJ with Ttf ss. of t. UJ,0 VM . . ..... ' . . . . tit t i
."soifs snvi Min iiscoar.ira....
U.nV Not
rrtjrTty vcoaol a.iii ta tu ?riu Ksiila and lUtAtrt -,Olat Si
sjteal Calais nCrkary ff trtct!io ct at a rA si i
toUun. , "
Other Rl Kttc 6.000 oo
SKrlt Llilsuire "
Hirtchall & Paddock . ' ; vva amtifL TSKta FALL AND AYINTEU STV LKH Of MEN'S WK'A'R! And base iu the i ukut aP wot at0Atv aroca sr
UASHJMKKKri, MF.I.TONrt. YF.STlNGi. lc.t
Kter ia thUCity. Our SbKk ol Merchant Tailoriug (Joods
, Abd we are ow fully preried to turn out Elegant and Fashionable G amenta BUSINGS SUITS, PANTS. VF.ST8, OVEECOATS, Ao.. In the rery beat manner. The Stock of
THOJIAN IIA UK, 'iwtMi'U to r. u. a vfca a i.i . isheleanlo A UeiHll
RUGQIQT,
4M t'lt Kl ia IN Paints, Oils, Va:i.isliesf:&c. CORN Kit FOCiU'H A MAIN STS.
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MEDICAL.
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Oordial
T HAVK SOW OK HANI). AND JL am cootantly rrceUtg, every ortkls sit'.ly kept la Hliolesal Praf Khi.v. and tL tt-r.-
ßf fort TaVir.c
OllKATKST KKMF.DV IN
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Purißcr !
; -i f r t ; 1 Aflrr Tnlviüv
tlon er
Country IDealurs,
.S'lotlPettrlotisi A Hr 1 1 e Ii I I f'r dial Ctrr I iikt-lt I
t4H.y H.-esUl.e purcLtein. !ebeie. t C4bt iL: In pri.- ai.4 4uUty ! fAta cuspete with I iiirliiuall.
OOAL OIL. I.AHDOIL. I.INSKEDOIL. ALCOHOL, UrU'G FLUID, TURPENTINK. Wim F. LKAD,
Abi avlLft Hreavj lial, il44 Iu Ul t rf UiaH
T V WM tfv&ran la the r- ' n wi .rv I l.sl iVa . ikA ewl
es m w wm w as w wisisnivu a f4W 1 S 'f W l im ts th bt, both Ut boyr iut ll-r. bvl kiUi (aturado ttt Hille crtü LUklur i, bisr iis ll tbrrrby to eU ruy ivhkIs st a 'nlr pr.-t. I ksve t huA a lar( uk of
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I tor-
113,159 19
Cspiisl Moik
PU IVlH)Klt.r
Clrctilatt0 IS3.000 00
, mi on Uikl lsn.ium Acconnt ? 5
Mnrpli 'und T.OU eu
. s ir frruf M. J. U. V aMAMi, IT'!. Y. S. Wauaes, Cssk'r. State of Indiana, Vvja Cvunty, &S. Y. 8. Williams telng duly aworn, depoaw aud aay that Ls Is tLc Csablrr of isid Bank, and that U, fors gnlng report of the rendition of satd Batk for tbt prto.t tte-rlnramcd. Is true suAcorTtct, totbe bl of his inowbd sndbellrf, S. WILLIAMS, Cahlr. S '..tiito snd imlrr!t hfor me, tbt "tb dsyof Jn.Lrr. I2.
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HHWt.r: . vi T. Jawtsry rufiic. Jan, '.'w-w DIVIlitSD M)l ICt TV Southern Bank of IadtanslsalLUdsr dlard a 1il.ltidof five pr cant. (6) rn It Cs(ltal Slm-k, payalle to StotkbPld. r on mt't ftr üo 1Mb tnt. 1 S. Wll.tJAMS, Cashier. Tvrre Hsut, Jan.lOtb, 1h2. diwli
Most Completo In the city, and will be told at prlcea correa poudlng with the tiraes. The asaortrnent of Gents' Furnishing Goods!
I'ure Will- am! Liquor fci it I -&H Sil - -4i i i-.-i; (.. Rnnoy Goods ! tfsriy klal Ii, lu Iu Hr. b-tr u4 hb-j I"!'4, T-stt, II sir, Nail and Clothes rut(r, Sosp, tm aUr, Htlr Otis, Cl ;r., ic, 4c. i.nnprj ni.KX'3 rn iuin'si. tun cta rtaa. f.a tract. for t Invllnudk e rt hl. I. au a fvpui
i Patont ModicinoB , Of tk Ä7, tJ b I to eU by th st tl Uh. t prt"s ( (sootte I 71jr;owii TIniiitf neturr i 1 od blh 1 cso coiifldrrtly r. iMiiiuri. t ! ' lURH'S PKCTOKAL KLlXUt '
UARR'S CASTORINII! Ota of fj 1J ttlr.sla C'? f ths U r.
L. RYCE & SOn.
department.
car.
F.
Gen. McClrlUn. The Washington correspondent of the Chicago 7im.ay-. fien. McClellan i net jet fully rented to health. His determined will however, snd hia ftiturally strong conatitution. enable h m to pjs a part of each d n the transaction of btisi a eS at his rpsklcc'-e. Jle U (jta e; strer.th erery day. and will soon be iu the field. Now that M speedy recovery is certisn. it may be state 1 that it ha been retarded greatly by the howling clam rr of that foui which demands thai Le hll iniraediatcly attirk the Confederates and drire them front Mtiia The Ctuttry rur be .irel, !toerer. that he aa
firm s a rock. n-l to re oneen irm n: purjre by ans chainor, however ailent. lie b.i f-rnief the plan of the campion, and tn thst plan he will adhere. u bvin; ml but he kaow hat this plan is; but a the pr rren cf tic.ie uufo! '. it uN-ee. nd it
j filial lriu;r.p!i, Low low will be hr!l thehesd
,( thoe who uw trvle Lrti
H jvtnncc to Lhu. We are informed by Cant. IMraonds, of the 42d regiment, that" he has eiperieuced considerable d;ßlcutty in apprehending three deserter from bi company, who took refuge amti; the secession sympathizers living in Skelion Township. Warrick county. Cap tain Edtnot.d pent several days trying to ßud the men. but thev were concealed by the citizens, and finally the Utter urrued and drove the Captain and' his öosc away. De termieed to succeed, dpt. rldnaonds weut to Uock port and lecured the services or 1 io men, belonHn; to the fid Heßiment- Those arrive.1 at the cene of trouble about daylight Monday morning, and at once proceeded to arret e?ery mart they could find who hrrxrad the deserter-. The latter were
also found, arrested, and tt'th thirty-lour of
the citizens of arrick, arrived In this city Tcterd.iv. Tbo men who banded torether
to reaist the arrest of deserters from the army
will rind out to their sorrow, that they have been guilty of a ? ery heinous offence. We learned Ut nicht th.st another deser
ter from lids aame company had been shot a.d lighlly wounded, by party sent out to
capture him. t.canttuie journal. -et"
Fiendish Attempt to Illotv I f the Aleastndriis Ilopitl Importunt
Arrest Jee I). Ilrisht Case.
V asuiotov, Jan. J. An attempt was
made to blow nn the Mansion Heuse at AI
exai lria. f )tmeily a hotel, now ned as an
t eo;.itai. A bsrrei hs l been ecretei in me I . . . . a
cellar, tllevl with powder anI prfjertiles, anu a fnae eateri'lint; fruni there to a stable. It had bf en iprvted. hut wh fortunately discovered by the url Were it not for thi watchfuli-es, several hundred lives would have been Iot. Wm T. Smi'.b. eon of the t.anker, w s arrestel to dav, charged with rrnmunicstirg
LADT E S ! RECEIVED TW DAV 1
JANUARY 9th, 1062J
ii a ia ii o n a I- stu iiTs :
AIJ. TRIVES.
Halmovat Hoop Skirtn !
KXT1RE SKW mU.S HOOP SKIHTS! Or II VERT V A Rl Kir.
Misses and ('hildreirs Hoop 8ktrte 1
Th. t rt quality ta-rr rlved sll ibs aod j rUs
AIKW
Is large and varied, embracing every thing new In SHIRTti. COLLARS, TIES. SCARFS, SHAWLS. 0 LOVES, UNDER WEAR, Ac
IN, Li WU aiOtO TBK CM S1W sp-! Shaker Flaunel Underwear!
Call and t famine the Xloch. ninsxiALL. r ad doc a, So. hi Woaaaa rrsacr Next Door to Potter' Hardware Store.
!
chiviits a r wir, rcTiUJly on Laad, IV i it i I o tr O I a s h ,
srr l;iv r Jli U m'' Mi rti'l.i
Itig C.f t-rttfv tht a i -'jt'v sn ii t.:.s M r ni.-l fjr r"iiu.lne br1 INVItKUtMIS ti- . sL:trt m! ds-t-d Tfm, purfiiie r- ! richlr . M'xkS rKfi'rf S iM,' if. 1- ir vulldt., ltiMl Hi mitt MtruiilU llll.KK is NO kllsTAKF. AlOtTU. f, Il a ill i r IJ! 1 ii'j ls M, l ir Js, li-.Til v 5 Lt. ry, UailSih-, dpir-Un t ej4nu, lrf '; i .1 Artur, 1. ward r, J d I ri ., i nv l.- ' f l,iiff, hti-m b or lu.wl (iKMU'MKN, S )! l"tv t.'shl), atrv-i !.d lv'' ti li? i IS.1 'ITS. d. jrwu u vl. Vl. I UU t.- lu.'un i torcur cl.rrk."gs:nt-l!i r. r.o stu v. sr..1 gt I Mtt.r.AN SIKKNi.TlMMNii tid;lUt. r.;aoi I i üiukp. . Ik 1t 'vt i i i .i.i; i ) m tht-.u d i 1 1 f t 1 1 - It nl tui" si t b s-r . f tl Ki !iJ , YV.oiV ' or Dist.tri; rit,t!n." ('ir)irtsl ilei 'rni' r. !': ' Hrjc tf ll Hcnti, hari. -., or si y II. j.t ; fri.i.1 IXr.j.lr rr Nr i J'.tiVir. It 1 sn lr'!I.M . f ui-1 1 1 r t'ltllttrrtt. I'.- v-U ) , 1.1 ! i 'r, k'. kl', pi-lj i t,i t t' Laiiiiy, niTfi.K ikS r Vu -iLn U. V t Sft's MirCKlL u; l 5itJ, r It J i s.r. 1 1- . t b-M'.f, M 1 1I'-1T lr lkf. th.f ui. -j K.ft I, ts'ksa erv tt sii.ui. t'i k, I a tre pr i.ti aj;til L.U il trt. ! CAl 1 lu: ls: ij n.mii or dtsbrs . tnsy try to psbii upon yiri a Uttle f f Ui'trn or saparilia iLUh tuy tsn luy c lir l y l4.itl Ju!l a itoo.1. Thtr ar rvrti rit IV.SK uviU i , atral a psri of luv I. am toh.b iLnr MIX droftloii. Awidsuch udau.ou HKV1T.! std il:rUlaiiivv: Compound! Ak fr lr. J. M. Xlclii' ' Mrr-iitftlnt.itin .riul ai.t IVrlrr. j Lch:iu !. It U tb tr.ly ninrdy thst will pui.li I your lUkd ttiou'U tt.lv, and at the sttue i'.ui-. .STKt NtilllKN and tt'.OKATK tLe UU jis. i1hmi. It 1 pull pli lrp il-s- 1 r tt'l't ' T kl V t-ltl t.'t t" . , R. J. II. Ul K AN. Sl J rvptlrlvr. I Cvri.rr TLitd ati.1 ln Sis,, 8. Levis, Mu. lr, .Icl.enii'e I iilacranl IMIU? i ; oa nu rvMUMinr, uj.h asaaa. aaoikarar i .
TLre r.vr has u a CMHAKTH ntalloti. cf!r-d to th puhhr, that L1 k!v-u h w.'ir s lufsriic-t, ss Mtla-an's t'r.ivrth! ItS'.s. !ilui: i.tlrlv v gril l,tt.y sre prf --tH inn..
1 cn aud c 1 taVni I y ih" rn! itiin- iüIm y: i pn-rrpt snd povrrlul u rati.'-'Vt sli Ivil'.ws e rtior, Sudir tapnr, l-t:d r.it-r trmn ifc .iiia. li . i la 14 !, thfT rr the only t"!l tljt ti ul4 b t.d Si. ! malarious iVtri if. TUry rroduc tin ifrp'. ri.Wi." palo ii ' tnaili or howrl, iLiurIi ry ati.v and rvtlna; , lulbi.r tjratiri., prt'Uu tir LrkllUy arf rtl-n el IU liver aiid Kldr.ry-. Wl.a e'.ll mHi r frrni hilitiuss( tesdrbe and fo:-.I ti-tnsflk, ahc so cLrrp a I rnnedy can be rHsmdr Kp ihcm ron'anüy os. har.d; a hh:tl ifi-iaV rs rar pr. r j bur, .r and tx!fc f irknr. Ai he lr. U. iti lean's fi-lvrr.-sl IMl. !W t... tiLfr. twin; I rmt1, Ü'y ar ts-.tlc-. I'm only i5 rtM e ' bi a: d c sn It- I y mad lu ar.y part i II: V. J. 1!. MLKA.N, .v.I i'ropr.run', 'ruf i ( I Third iu 1 l iur M. M. bsali. Dr. J. II Vlcleina oIcmiiIc Oil l.iiiiineiil.
Of all sis rut trdr at tb bortt MTk. t I bare a fall ecpply of all artlrs uard In
AT DAnTLCTTC.
PATRIOTIC ftTaVTIOlSERY. JL A fW mora MmnÜ Parka f Pairio!.-
ataUor7 J rec4ii at
BARTLKTTi.
A ai.Wi.dld gift fwr the Holiday. Tri oaty 'Srt.
Icinbr 13, 'lau
9 AH STYLES rortmonies. TockW VV et Books and fürst s, fir sala low, at
BARTLKTT'S.
THitH.r Kxtraxsi itn Wr rin. '-a M tS lit ST
. . I e r a rt.i.tj.i,d f hi.D,sn I r!ri;s Ls. ttc tiu.l t !,(, Ofiental 3c ürecian raiiuinp. jotdrurpiitusni mt ry. ,y h.u ui .Mts! ; tahl Ijti!rnut. It M rl I'AI.N at oue. 'm
' tanouJr, and It erll can.f , j nr:') .ihi 1 to ' fuul-tS)Hr! InaiilrrriNÜM)- LiTl I .. ViiJ- SN ." VüU'AMC OlI.IJMMk.M k lliiurtt'.li ui.t iu rrtA'r rtt cf l:Le-niitl:ii, l'H.t. tr tira!ca.- ' Ki-r Paraly-i, I'vi.iiS' td laNclr, M.tii m it V!- !) in tu JiUits, Aii:sirnr Uti:;t,!s It vt.! i.a i rr f l. T' ari'l'1 sti.'ii mU cm .-re TLr f ' H ! I. -r ra br. l..rhir! rr . al.la, r i .
l'sln, it is tn lr dsliiM.' ri n ly. I jy it, it'id j . ail , f.rnl 11 4 i ii.ii'i-'iMid. ihuk'j . K- i it '.s ' ,
bar.l. rUVMI'lU. KAKMKK or sny vur Uti.Kuitii
ot h're, w ill save trm.cT by turn K'Ls's Vi . car.l t) I Ui4laiiiU It i hkW vJ tntUil t- -enr ti r IU, Sr-ralu. Cb!, hweUln Iu ri,tn Swtify, rs, uDili, brrstcfcs l,r a-iy tt j a' , (tlsa. . liy it, sift y-i 111 b t;'i-d. Dr. J. II. Mrl.russa sir l-rr,-,"r.
I KKSO KIPTIÜ IM Ö Csiffflly std ArcoraiJy Coti.rHKJndr.il I- REMKMPKIt t Thal 1 atlil rti( b uu-lr. ld by aoy t., and ! it Corner off rourtli aud Jalit Mm ci TERRK If AITT K I.VD mslSdwy.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
1862.
18G2.
DIARIES FOR AT BAltTLLTr.V
pODEY'B LADY'S IK OK fop vTlWember st
uUriptloDS received for 1M1 cstl earl.
LADIES' Shell Side Combs, IUck aud Rubber Rocnd Combs, st '
BAKTKKVl .
G. W. Patrick & Ca,
M.vr Rrr EivFn i
FULL AND FRESH SUPPLY
""Va
9
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NEW STVLE LOAK, Jun IXrc?d at nartlett m!
TI1E DAY SCHOOL DELL, by Ut aatisr of tt abbata 5bKd B1l; prk 21
. JUST RECEIVED, Ladies Glovos ! Misses Gauntlets. TRIMMI1IG . RIBBONO I UK LT IUßUOS 5KVT sV CHOICU .TTtLri t ' f.nriloa' rieeced olloia Möse t L. RVCE 1 SON.
eanu.
A FIXE ASSOÄTMKVTOF
Cbloo Not Tapr and KlmIm, IVmfwMos, Mamorabdam Isooks, Bts&a Music and PraartDf JUx,ks, Mi sic PortlwlldS, a osw ktoÄ, Copy Books Ios, Paar
Uol Ura. . Call ao4 sea.
rSSdtf
- . e- - - Tin Richmond :Vs.) correspondent -f the Chirlesfvii !fcurf, rirlx g on the Vfl st r.lt.,
I'he !,' avLliie Torls Mtii ja la "U-e lnval j a , . n S ... . 1
i Topie o! the unweit r aimr a pr t
po.terjut ;istre course pursued t-y n ) Ksn- j t-irkr w.n.z aaith .VHMv) men. uiiMl j Yankee hive swollen to t-".t. Wih.rn ; a jewel, tut neb w.a't;n2 t-n; em'nently whi't Oar'tle rI! ,,i;ttwi.om. ' t.jr I"-i-!tr are wrinc'tr. over -ntt i d..r. .iz the lew modert, thet re al.'e t !
spare frfrn tSe srits 1 i l r n ' j-a-Bit. Ad ari:ls nf hsrdwsr l.oe adrance-1 Kl jer fr?it . Lit w!jii is ab'itvUrit a rirni ii. tV t -wij offen! iL'' nt t tTn i; . a
ihe ine.i:ir.i u
f a .National t'itiTer.tiDn
7. That the KeptU'aa j-'f.y n n-.n .ie i.i austräte 1 it inahihty to conduct the (..n rr.meut thionl; it present U faculties h. That we are ut'erfy op:red tot!.et.u heresie. .Vfrtheiu te--t'.-.n uni ar..l S. ;!.ru eess:t.n. ' 10 l!ie t 'li'tituuon. u-l lhat freemen. tther r.alne the boon of c';iil l.heitv aD 1 tl " T -' : ' 'be Country. 1. :! J
th 1'! V The F.-W
1 Utusls hr Aalt.
Het ferer s
spi. Iiere s n M
!ir
ith the rebel. It is ron.Jerst! one of rhe rnot irnpjrtarit srrrata msde nce the rrbeilhn corntnfnced. The Senate Committee, on the Jlirirr earie to tl.e roncl'iion. -is fir.e, to report liplr? thr etpih.on of Je-e I). Hri-ht. - - D -pralrb frum ien. IlaillrrW Ti ! his n fish! a i I h I'rlre. Hrsi-vt aaiia. St Lt J Jsr nrry i ToMij" Utrnral P Itunfr: l'rir M at .pr'nf.'M ' and has provably len ittttkcd ha teo thousand of cur rivalry tn dir. 11 rueful rv theT wUl voe le .uaUiet by aitJarv ai d i ! t stry . He Will irate this Stste eith er a .1 Hii-ly or frcitdj . H: day ! Ov er Enttr icr Jobn Roas and frierxHr Creek. II. W. HAI.LKCK, Maj (Jen.
LGCAL,
QHERIFF'S SALE. Uy rirtue of
KJ su earmtltm I.ae4 from tie ! Circuit
Court, to tar dlrctt and lUvrd, In fsvor cf
hrtibsrd tttacbtr ana Pilaa xarxa, hhi agairsi fia ib akl gfhooooTfr as prlo-lpsl, and Jain Sortis, Ilplvin ball. I baveb-'lrd on the folJowing drtbd Kl Fststr, Miutdln VIo,untr, Indl-
an, to-att; Tb rtnrtbsit qasrUr () r IM r.onbrsu qasrtfr (4)tt scü ju ttlrty-lour (34), r.'htp Uvn (11!, rsn. igbt () wt, sod ri ÄATUKDAT, tTBRL'ART I. Wublutb lc a.1 L.ura if ssld Jay, at the Court Horse door, In Tftrs Haute, Ia.lllt.fjrr tt rraU sod pr."f.' rf U)S aiatl'rtb4 Rl Ksaal, Scctbs sn.. a'.l it irltlna and appMrtnajas to lb am bU zftf. f'r a Urtn rl tsiredlrit fvn ysr, tv tb t.Rltt t'ldlsr If CSih, and vp failntt ralU a rata vf7V:nt f sat)fy Said ! cd .1. t III hu sod lbT .Cr Ue IVa-altPpl, ta sndioatu Besl Fils!, to its t'lsat Mdlr f-t tah, U atJfy tb am. Tl.! "tb day of Januarv. l"4l. BAM I VI.IX'NXl K, M.. M1.
DOOUO Af4D OTATWncnY. A Tremendous Conflict Jlamtttfarllv Expected. 9 HARTLKTT, STILL IN THE FIELD, REINFORCED A$D kf.ady for AN ATTACK I DRAW your rations from 101 W basb Stf-et, wbere y wilt Bod a ry Isrf statd
HOOKS ASD STATWXERY, Wall and Window Taper, frtoUr. WrsprdB. Csp LUr snd Net Ppra; M aad 8tl P, lek Ink Stands, 1st, 8lld Tsoctls. itc wklcu u U. tff for CASU nr RAGS, at such prices as tb tnus dusnd. Lock out tb Sew luioa ebUb wtl aberUy rtj. rrr poluUP; rmm rt-Axa ta bty jca K o'. la rata uc, besp. " Crantry Msnha&ti ssppUed tsidt KLn KtuV and WriltBL Para at OtrfitnaU price.
-01DRUGS, MEDICINES. I01I.KT AND FANCY GOODS, AC. XC , SUITABLE FOk
Holiday Present
Oi. . f tb Cm Las jut rrltaTi.d fiiu! ihr I a. I, wtsre bf S'lecf-d will
antutT ttm:
A larp sUrfk, sDitrs.!ii(( t-ry -riiile usually k'pt In a Wbolfssl sod Retail Lrruf Uou a lb tioodar bw bring reud acd ill t
SOLD AS CHEAP
At ty i-l l M-K k or .-ii ! 1 1 t
TOILET GOODS.
Tt'jhsa-e Jdtreoeivd arholi soria-Lt f F-tr-ta. Colour and l.aartv put op In lln- m at'.ra' ti" atyla, atsliMf'r
Christiuaa & New Years PresonU,
T"r'Ur aUL a IsrK- stxk of Cuitcs, fme S.-sps and br fo y art;-1 -e . COAL OIL LAMPS!
"VOLK KILLS Ho re l. at tie und Horsrn Tenia AU Otlia-r f'oiuplnliilt i 'ita('Ks'ai:e sudden, and 1 V frqurLliy tl;k titsur iu a arry lnrl prid tbrrt-f.4 U 1 wl ! l ala pipar4 UiUt so aUraaiiK '"plsli-t promptly, iir triCiu npn.r; ay 5i'U t)w:.ra ol tsHl st d L rarait rotiAtaittly kp on band a Hiiic turt, ai-l tbrcb Inaur tli Iivra tf tbcir ratil and horra (rocn tlratL. by colic. KtTjcint r X5 Cf-t.ta i a ry mall uiu i.iupard ith tb valu of a br. Halt a (Sr-rt Kt!of M an' lut-t nt hrl vf, rum iu a pitM f w artu ws tfr, l-frld'Ho iit t cur a hor lA cAe Im fw mit. Ul; in trrifj ruft it tb vl-tt ID X5 tutuut. Kor Hrul, Stra:r., Si-rli.. arid maur ftbrr la
I Jnnrs in b r-s, rattl at. clh r ai üna!, Sloan's Ir- ) SUM K Ii f p-.My is a eor-. War y pr.a bar lfii t(it,i.hJ to ltn tb rapid fr rfl j d, by tX f tbls wrntrfil niinn. Tbe lsr tLrs r fain timra iL aiitlty rf tLelS j c!:t l'-tipii. coiisrqut-ntly a sar;ng of oti-tbtrl I i taa-t ly pur-li-im Ui dollar tottl. F o v H a ii L i ii d SL0ANs INSTANT REL1 KF r llie (.rial litleritial V lltlsiual j Rrudy fr tbr tmmeliai rot t.f cUc, sei tirai i bartVjMi, tootbacbe, riu uf th bs.k -rki ny '1irrbr a, r1yr.rry, b'.b-rs mcrt u. a!Jr.ui j m r cooiplan t. i k lira.Ut ,f, iur t. ftbtaia- ! Usm, orrn i t tLr bor.r.pain in ÜX airnf-r ! ar.1 parr., ff','1, fplr.al cn pluwla. swrl'id i.tnti apraiii, brl, t-t. . MnaitU Coiiillllorf Povvdrr . N vrr fail t rure ! r( ritigb or ed.!a .
Nlorati'a 1' .anally Miitineiit, w arraj.i.! 1m cur tb xul ot ailt.st cr tj )n KlAftnai llorae Ottttmrtit Has noeqnal fr Mtr.la r t'Vratl H rra Tby are ,;d 1-y a!l tUr In ni-.it !.. Sa Trre list;! y s!I !..! b-u. r;-u;!rd t y I rirt. sptvjaa.
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O. HIRT1.TT.
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COAL! COAL!
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Jion rind Mi iwiiai Coivtt f . It is a aisguhu rrirri.ln e tat Karl K'iell ahonlj lse
1 len peun'sf a trpatih r lxrd I.yots.at ! Washir.jttoai.rt Mnbr.thc 1 rit a Ja'r.wbils ! u7on the ssrre dav. Noaeraber 30, Secretary ! S....r-t r;Ti. b"t tt.s'rjrtr 0 Minister
A iarrts rspirdic ti e an:c th'rp. Theetin,. ' r'. ie-x-e ls t!:e taore trikir c tLat the sane
Wj Jiwn rf(.iiirjtl.i nle cvertore , v ,tw m r niertsiae-l hy each, thonr h wwalT I t iV hr: t r itc!.ie romtflf rviil f tiv'd- j ff(nr'f I st. 1 r-f hters f:.timut iu rr.ajy s I ,- a it tnt t f tetrs; r-l thtt tv,e enr. J rrr Is.
Im iollowi:.; pefisifO bss Keen j;rame4; Ö4th K. At.dffw, wS1ar of Col. Irln An . . m a sa m a i
drews. 4lb lief.aenl flu" a o;ir.:rcii tr ir.nMS dir I r ttiM.
; II wit:- rctl larior t
! dell. I A con;rdfi! n B mirpl.jr.i, Eri.lrl, ! rites t tl r Ve Yotk Pot that it wsa on- ; i!rt --.1 .rul ll.a! ibe objevt of f aaon i: J , S.wie'.l's rr;' u wa tl e r.efffi iti"ii of a ' tte-it nr'i Fi'Ui.d at, I Frai-ce; that t!e
j. a. WM.
COMIlw A llltUTllKIt AMSÜif. rul ;uril,a I tb t'ooi. Fsp, f ttvtly k.. -os ik "SCatSC HUHf." -
avl-hr-qt;a-ur wiWs t of io rry.mrm w parrjtf irwi4 tisiitio of Irr-a stsia as ri laPy, alik a Kood srtkW ef wi;.sTrc4 aal, a f-jfri t' avlt tb"S psrtli?is llti. a Heart ! Af ff a ll!f tJsnd, IHsdI td I in.t' .S-ttTf Coal Xl'.tts. 47T OrdT lfl st tb Vi tiy --als or at tl r.-i.lM--td tliUr prs;iar, Br tb UlrkwraS Kailrt4 lp t, nl k tilrd b TS f It t e ca S in!.
LUMDCn
ti. VS. PATRICK, av Ct. b lo jal r.- t. fivt ltttbnr, tb ry hfl IclU Kk tr Cslill l.saps.t' TBOoi t aquliit f)ls,sn t oftL latsat pslisrcs, fcirh lby will ll lor iban r tr -r o8r'-l lnTrr Hui' .
UNDERTAKER. .1. C WA LTIfiR,
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TRUMrB: A NOVEL RY OKO. W. CCim, sTdscbdly l:isirtd Vy U .CA V LAY'S HISTORY OF ENGL AN D Tt. aUkv. THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY y tb avtber r "Qmi f frwlrty . M4Manf At W. H-trCXIaHlM'
PROPO0AL0.
Proporih for Kespinrr the Poor and SBALLIi I'ROPOSALS will U rsl4attke Aabbnr's OCs auUl Aatardsy, rcVtaapv tb 124k, fv-e furaiskUa ail a - ary t-4.
t d Jisf. crotkJag. rVl aud fff krrp tu tke rtwdsi.1
Tt-tr t k oi Cr,rs t a ry Isra st.i cf tb tt Ttatans brsod, rmmn t tr.itJa ty tk;r rkk sod dtl.-tons artraUc fitror. Tblr p;r narjci"'
ANNOT Uli KM LLLF.I!
UN DERTAK ER 1 12 Hai Srakst. Bet. Firm asit- Smc mi sdwif
1ST T ZD DO -AT
13 AKT Ii ET TS 50,000 lbs. Cotton ling, I look, scat In ii rv
Toilet nnt! Tam v -oodw, iano O'oodv.
u a od, B.ur is rui I., tfc lo of
Dru7ss am! Iritirinrw,
W Vatr Is d:rM t.Tr,tn vtl hi ttr Iii. of
' e;pt.. i cf t' :e ' was tLa iaiu :eaaett j
r t ,..-. , i i ., ! ... i . v . 1 t .1. i rr i. ..... '
.jueitoriJs wM ml.e rij.: Ut)-. ,.l ibe of ts K.r.n ..itthton Z r inter. ei!.X " ,WJ , T 1 . ... ' .,..,.,t .v., .,r i
- ... W(,i, nil tu jni:-l j wiafii. tt i uiuxi i - w-v
''l'-Äii'tiinKTCflttC UMsmertwaacTeyel 19 Gen .t
IN KARNLhT. Ali prroni bnovr. rf tLw!r t -t Utbu4 ts S ettkrr Vf iaw or scoo&t, aiU st trollt be pyia P w?c. V ar drie-Wiltd t cwlrt, aad f srtls 1ttrt4i aiil dwU tt kd tts wsratn. bss oa kaad c lrr 4 a ef st4 laut T. tc sV). k r err!f at lew pri' f a Cnth Only, Atims tbl rrtr' ? ' dVwrtaaftait. v. ii. Torni co. Tsrd st4 OS n LaFayrts atb cf Caeat. rar Wr I a, d 1 ta 'l arr.al ttT )
and trattl'&l rmt ct Vta-a rcaair. at4 fr swb ta
an wrttu ss nay b sct W th Ccvaty Asyle,
l Two yearra u Crrt Qsy et Jisr-s Ttt.
Tt 14 1s fcr btlei lb rrslktt rear all t fr
a tsrUla lasart tr ar.ocm, aod f f k?tcc tb U-sect por sr4 tcart ft a rts!a fn pr atk f r esk trsttitt Inasrr prt, to V pud qsartsHy. Ta f tb farta. s.tk tk rf1U, cf t-atilff nrl srj firraod ts stay be rsV.rt4 r tb a af lk ba. will V lak ist rei der allow in aasitjf itxk bids. Tk CastWw rr tk iltkt cf dtassUse tb k4 f itata tbst sks'l U piaate-t or
n a rt l -a.
f sata pis
8. D. i ".J. Axl. r.gs Cettty.
TmStf. I. 9, LvtM
Htatr ra'-t dU. vn TO SMOKE KS, VI. y b itjj.l, at .nvt.-Uy J r-. ti W. PATRH'K'S a t.. esutb ta i tvittr H stsb atd Sinh Suis.
?ti4-a.wti.
KECRUITINC.
y. B- Oar SUut-k td Us. fvr M, -lineal puipo I ss,is atwsys larfT. cd la pUat t4 runty tb
H-raT ar aurpi ry t m in mj
; A-irATrm rem ihe rcinn rates auwiAt '.-t-i.d ri :, Ltrfo sfs 4 -tf It a"l tb'.rtr-f.v jt. Vay, tL n sa to tMu'i. f.. f.-."j 111.00 t- tt3,fw t-T irwitb, ai:k rst.. sol fjitir, t C4i.u iu i si. i V!t j tfct tiIi.'w's, aty sliir La aa pottnr 'tf rf Nf'iL, C-lat l-T-! cfirf . F-T fmlrr Ir.forn.sil-a, spply st U. rtod4s I at Trrr-!lut. on tb w t .. ca tb qar.
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