Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 293, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 January 1862 — Page 2
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.
TERWE-K AUTI3:
SATURDAY JANUARY 23. 13
Tat rebel newspspar are consoling their reader with the falsehood that Jiff .Toor-
ao baa whipped the Federal at lronton. Miliouri.aDd that reported defeat and death of ZoiAicorraa la a TV" all Street fiction lobäaecc Stocks. If old Zotucorrra u capable of wbhins. we have no doubt he wishes it was.
Wi publish in another place a Utter from Dr. Cum. Surgeon cf the 14ih rl ment. announcing the resignation ot Lieut. Cot Maua! of that repeat, on aecourt ot III health. We rcRTt to learn the necessity that has deprived the ervuw of auch a gallant and efficient ofScer, and h-ii deprived ao loyal aad excellent a gentleman of the pleasure of fixhtinj la defence of hia couatry. W hope hit kea'.tn my bt speedily reüored and that ht may jet enjoy a long hie of usefulness and honor.
letter from II. Jo Halt on Ike Appoiatotat or Secretary of War. , .Ina lauer from lion. Jo. Holt to Lieut. Got. Sf arrro, he ose th followicg enthuatactic Lanjcuag rpertii: the appointment cf Hon. Enwi M. Stajto at Secretary ol War. tir. är Locu. Jan. 16. 15C2. "The aelectloa of the lion. Elwiu M. Stanton as Secretary of Wax has occasioned ne unalloyed gratidcatioa. It U aa Immen stride In the direction of the u portion of the rebel lion. Ho far as I can gather the poplar seuUment, there is evrywhere rejoicing over the appoiotmeot; bat that rejoicing would be far greater did the people know, at I do. the course, the loyalty and the genius or the new Secretary, aa displayed ta the tite:iely tragic struggle that marked the cloaing days of the last Adminiatration. Lie U a great man intellectually and morallya patriot or the true Roman stamp, who will graro e with treason a the Hon rrsDoles with his prey. We may rest
well assured that all that man can do, will in bis present position be done to deliver onr poor bleeding country Irom the bayonets ot traitors now lifted agauut lu bosom. Sincerely Your. J. HOLT. Hon. B &TATTOX. Columbus.
Pome Caisoiltc. Jan. CD, Edln$ Ezprttt: The late forward movement has brought u t this ptite, (lad of the change, though we hardly know why. Last Tuesday bight we received ordert W be ready to more by daylight In the tnernig. Morning came, and we were off puctuUy at U A.M. We managed to get out ot
Calhoun without driving piles, which was a greater bleasiug than could have been expected, and crowded Into boats and barges, a a a a .a t M
for a coki chilly trtn of seven noun, uur
boat had four arges, before and on each
aide, and on theae. and every available Inch
of the lower deck, stood two thousand mto,
crowded too thick to walk about or tit down,
exposed to a wet snow and raw wbi This
ii one cf the minor comforts of a oldJr'
life. We reached thU place a little after dark
Mat Ulcog tt that eklcb very out. Such U the cast with ae tuxk of Good now at
EDSALL, McDOUGAL A COB.
At till isaaoe ef tit ytr, when oiltx art
brokea aad saarcba&U tiklbil empty skalvcs, ear
stock U Fraeb ana Complete, embracing a aplamdld
vstiftyef
:zzz C::i3, Chauii, Clco!, Fart,
Thirty. first Iisaa Bestecht. Call far a I'aloa rizte Conventisa.
The foolish and malicious stories which I Bitty tWouiaad cf the citizens cf Indiana
have recent! beca circulated respecting tht I havbs volunurilj takta up am for the de
ill Lealth, laetaUtr and improper hoital I fcaae &f the governoieat, the preserraCSoo of
treatment of the aoldiera of the Thirty-Fint the Constitution. anJ the iiberliea of the pwIndiana Regiment. Col. Cacrr commanding, pie, it la unbecoming those who remain at are hown to be fal.e, by the rorrepondeuce b;oe to array tbeoaelvet In partisan warfare below. The public in Iudiana know the high againsteach other, the probable consequences p rcfettbr.al character of Dr. Boen, who his of which oust be to prevent the resource! maJe a recent thorough eianinaiien of the of the country from being applied to the iupretment, and whote nfScial report wt pab- port tzd ctisUr.ir.ra of the army, the engenILhed yesterday. The repuUtlon of Dr. dering of atrlfe and discord, the withholding Kiiso. the Brigade Surgeou, is well estab- ot supplies for the war-worn soldiers, and of lished In Kentady. Both these gentlemen recruiu for the rank thinned by tattle; and have no motive to say other than the truth, may terminate In the demoralization f (he and both bear their testimony to the -acted- army, and the ovf rthrsw of constitutional ing care and vratch'uluesa of the oXScara of liberty.
the Thirty-First. The warfare which hti Thf refore. moat earnestly depracVJr.g all been made on men, ho are many miles efforta to keep oa foot party Influences, preaway in an enemy' country, to gratify pri- ulices and discipline, all persons. Electors
and took up our quarter la tobacco houses rate malice, ouht now to cea.e. The fol- of Indiana, ko ara la favor of the Igorou
and church, that U, uch were the orders, lowing is the coirespondence : 1 proaecutiou of the war for the preservation t)rrMa for KrAkbt and Diaarrtaod Baits
but the boy grown wis by experience teat- SrtaMra "Oiuou." OatM Rtvtx. Kt.J of tb Union and the maintenance of the Con- VrtuM u sit to. tad stand In, and walk in. rf M.-h I January 15. lbC2. t t r-it nolitl- Drsssss te daaee la, acdftlrt ia, sn4 tsik In,
. e ..l .j.k.- n . P,. f...,C:,r. ,,-in,K ;. I . ... . i . : ai... n, Drtrns Id rLkh U da noihlcg at at Ii,
there wert plenty. ici wuwiru ru vv. w.,... . " i cai tccuuoni, icvueu iu vi u 1 1),. for winter, and drasasd toe fall,
Cidten bd k-Udly evacuated ta large sum- l receiTea a communicauwa irom uiscacci- i enUon, at IcdUnspolla, cr, w.e uit ci . ,v-m Afflfr.,t OCoUr acd patuiu.
bert. leaving In many inaUnce the best pt lency. Uot. Morton, through Adjuunt Uen- February next, for the purpose of tcrslna- nivnuslln asd la, crep. velvet a&d i.tlc.
dried wood ready for firing. Such kmdnesa era! Xoble. of which the following 1 the la camlidutes for the oQcc of State, to be r4 and broadvlfe, and othr mterfal, can b fully arprwcUted by a aoldier. Tbia material part : T0led for at ü.e next gene, al election. Quite as tap nd.e and mach mora ttherU'Place had bUviaited by a eaaiou cavalry r. J. S. &hht Drigad Surgfn And to the end that Indiana maycenünue ,2
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MEDICAL.
W Cordial vH
u ' 1 1 fr, m, ,VartAwif Cbf. Main if Fifth Stt. . Tnl!n. CUhj, nood. üablaa, Ccatac, utd 4J' ! wferf Taking.
TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.
11 LOOP Purifier!
I OREATK8T REMEDY IN
Aftf r Takiw
All uaonar cf tLtaf a tLat a womaa ca pat On ika crn of hr haa4. to i poia of k tx.
Or r p roend her bouldri, cr fit rocLd mt wCti,
Or that eta b cwd on, er pinned at . Jo4,
Or tltd oa wltk a trlcg, c-r tlubed oo rlih a k.
la traut, er fcablnd, abava or tlw,
To C ox, Maatl las, C pt, Collari or SliawU,
PliOPIUETOH
1. Eat
OF TH16
tabll-Lmant woald rptfal!T ancounca to
Iba cttliaoa of Irrra-Raota and tb aarroaadlcK reentry tbitbe Is now rca'rln and cpttunj tia
LARGEST ST0CK
Uucy. the Uovernor, to request mat yuu win, states which el at yowr eaH'es exynvenleoce, visit the 31 at ccni j Reilaent Iudun Volunteer. Col. Crufl !. ctasunding. at Calhoun. Ky , nd eiatilne e Sute maj
-Dxaa Sil: I aaniirectsHl. by Ilia Excel- to eiy the high position witc the otner
Uucy. the Governor, to request that you will, I State which ehe has in the present aar kith
and that all the energies of
be unitedly put forth fir the
rnto the condition ot the health of said reel- I effectual suppression of the rebellion, that
era cliaate. Do Bet undtnuad tot that all mnt 10j tt the wme time to ugf est och Confititution may be ivipected, iU au-
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had left; onlr those most obnoxlotu to their measure a may be proper to improve me ihoritT ojedged, and law and order once ... hospital arrangements aud ainitary aff-m-s of J . . .. ... , ,. "'rt- .aki rlmeut." "ore esublished all over the land, it Is ear-
a I ... . .. ii
In compliance with the above I cam to ocstiy hop4 that au gooa c.iuens win, ior
who bad committed tome octrsge on Union
mm; the latter had threatened retaliation sea our forcta arrived, and the 'seceab" naturally looking upon us a BbUter ol
vengeance had decided In taror cf a south
About two hundred of us slept In the Bap-
Or Bi llixr, or avdlK, or tradmaa la bax;bt
I JMt Cor. Itala aad fourt Ctraet.
e.VX tlPft
Ccr cSrrd for sals InUJs tnaxkt. mUktri tt.
l. nvee a con.
cry artr ft Mn ao4 h arrr.
bCb will ba
Jnnuarr ßOUi, 10OO. WHOLE 3 ALE AND RETAIL,
The New Secretary ol War. At the risk of ttirring up unpeiant re taincences, in the micJ of fomo who hare been very zealot in their abuse of Si no Caxifto, and who never could find it in their heait to denounce the uuparallelled vill.anics of the traitor Flotd. we publish the following chapter from the hhtory ot tie Hon. Ed-sti M. Statto, the present 3 craury ot war : A yer ;tgo, when General Caw, rrirted and ind guut. left M'. Buchtnan'a Cabinet. Mr. Attorney Otneril Black wae tran-terred to theporttotio ot Suite, aud Mr. S'-tntou, then abfent frutn WaAhiütoo, ws fixed upon as Atton-ey General. The tame night he arrird at a late hour, and learned from his family o hU appointmeut. Knowing the character of tne bjlJ. bid men then n the aceudtucy io the Cabinet, be determined at once to decline; but when, the next diy.he announced bis tr?otuUon at the Wuite II -UM, the entreaties ot the dtsircs-ed anl uripftr? rre-rJent, aad the arumrut ot Mr. Black, prevailed upen him to acvept.
At the firt meIf; ot the Cabinet which he attended, tne cood.tion of the Seceded
Sut ai:d the course to be pursued with the rarrinon at Tort S-m:r wre dsctusd.
xoyd acd Thompson dwelling upon '-tb rriution if th Southcra he.irt," atd tb
:folT ot "cotitiruin a iseles garrison to
Increase t'ie Irritation. o one formally crossed any course of acticn. but tie de-
:rns cf the cwi?pirators ere r'ain to the c ... tt- . i
q Attorney-ueDe.ai. u tu ovu troubled. He" hd intended, coming iu st
so late a dv. to rmin a quiet member ol
this discordant cvunr.1. But it wia nut in
his nature to .it quiet lonr under such
utterance. The next meeting wsj a loer and stormy one, Mr. Holt. lb!j aeotuded by the I'rea Went, urging the imiue-iite rc-enlorcecer.t of Sumter, whi!e Tüomion, Fi"jd aiid Xhoin wa cwut4Mid uj.i qu-4t-txe ty h.ii beea mtde by the otficirs ot the 0.rtrn rse.it with the leaieri of the rebellion, to oSVr no irik(ure to thatr ivl.tona of l aud tv'.-arci cf Government pruperty
'loyd especially blnZd w.tli indimtiou at! wh: hv- trnod tha "TioUtiau ol houor. AthuMr ThiDpooti forcnlly taivedtuat a ioirAtive rdr be ts-ucd to M j r An derton to ratire troai duov.er t Fcrt MjuI trie abaudw.i.iiig Sumter to ne euetny and proceeding to a post where be tauH at ouCa nrreuder Suutoa could ait still do longer, and. riaiur. he mU, with all the earneslues thai could be ex re-aed in hia bold and readute feature-, "Mr Prf-Mest, it i ray duty aa yoar Adriaer to y tint you bare no right tj gire un the property ol the Uoeru seat, or mbmJon the soliier of the Uuited BvaVaa to ita enemies; ahd the course pro posed by the ecreury of the Interior, ii followed, la frctfio. and will involve ycu and U conccrnrU in tre-a." Such Ungn .a had never bef re been bt-ird in Duchantu'a Cabinet, and the men who had so long ruled and bullied the J're-dent, were urprid and enral w be thus re buked. Floy 1 and Thomfwon sprang to their leet with fierce saenacin etare, seeming abut to aMu!l Stanton. Mr Holt took a t? trward to the Aide ot the Attorney General. The imbeetle Freaidant iaopiored tham piteonsly to take tbeir se its. Altera lew nvr btiter wnrda the meeting broke op This was the Uat CuUinai meeting on that etciun? rjuea'.i'in in wh.ch Foyd participated. iWture another was railed, all Waih-
nrton was ttartlei w th a rumor of tho9 . m. k ..aa a a
g'.ranuc frauJ which hue n.ade hi name
so infamous. Al trat l a tr.ed to braten it
out with hia cutonuT o.usienng mar.cer;
Vut the next djy th Oair.et waite! loo
for bis ap.erance. Atlt he came; the
door ojeir4, hU rtsi rm tiyn was thrust Into
the ljua. and iojd u;appeared I rum w aj utgton. Su.h was the ttdol 1'Wdanl the hejinnin of Stanton 5r. me k;Mias.
a . a . t a a a ..1 H
... .. m nromrnly afforded every facility required to
'JSl S Uu ,7 Ümb.r7i. .ut.0.7 mWoa. S. rick h.d ,n.- T.u . ;J.j.of ...m ul.l. Tb. Ii. sawdoat. shavingtanU LiU ox jumoer, me j , dmdinjr rieht Irom wnng aro now so dis-
window daubed with plaster, and the mem- '7 wnww w wm 4 ü" tinctly drawn, thst no man. who wishes the ii- t ,v .rm very few ick were In the regimental hoapl countrr well, can Iimore them and Dlead
Thronh all this rezion the apne'araoce of tl only one or two aerioualy ill. The eiüier Ignorance, the relatire. or the temporal
.11 public building howi a disturbed täte oi u, ...-w.-..- Our giftest danKr doe. not threaten
society. I have not teen a church occupied tory ana me paueuts uomg wru. a from the outh. The insidious plotters of
by Sundsy school or other religious gather- the quarter ami found thcra generally tn 8chlra, the basely- ambitwu and malignant . . ..t.i t . x and eoDdition. While the rround was as creators of cliques in or midt these are
ing, auice wa icu xienuersou. a n, more tn ha watrhed and feared than the men
who avowedly plot the overthrow, of the
Government. The men who cratenly creep
under the governmental wing, and ask, and
receive protection, only that they may the more certainly strike the Government in a
vital part; who partake of its hospitalities while they meditate iu destruction; who seek to rain the popular ear only to fill it with
lies and apologies for lies, and the popular heart only to arouse It to the turbulence of unreasoning prejudice and passion these are the most dangerous enemies with whom we of the loyal States h ire to deal. And. if in
communities we hold in supremest contempt and irnrn. thn m.in who teeka confidence
m. a. - a a a .a.iv aaona i . . a
DMiure ordert for us to encamp in the bot- niT Q lu" "In? ,lc" only to betray, ts lt possjoie that any consra-
a. . a a Wä wImas Katt I UAW rvUUirCVa MJ VW V Ml unia a utavavB v e aji 0 u um vsc va i'w-viw aa sxawa w torn on the opposite tide of the river but fc . . the counsels f men whi-e nerCdv a thou-
a mw m a . r w in nnianmiaiinn na i:w 11 r m a. m
bating made a reconnoisaance w ' . ' " Uand timedeener. inasmuch as it strikes at
a 1 -
t rflartthat if wahad all followed the coaa- IoW an7 1 MW ur P"rP
seU ot Vallandigham and the Parke county 't not favorable for a military camp.-
prophet and .uyed at home - in peace." tuch ne on.y tnmgwn.cn .u55w. w. mizht have been the situation of the W.b.ah V7 cUlnj an unfavorable induenea
The Conf.der.cy claims the right upon the health ot tne men. wasine iew m-
to aubjogate Kentucky for its strategical im ,. , , .Ki, ia, n in L aar iham (ri.i uflrm I aaii
ave they not a good a right to 1
Indiana: But I diarrcss. I ' ,r ...
... 11 .1 I nues ex,iemiOIuieu m ine mou ciu suiuwui Our first night here pa.-ed pleanantly uu" r' 1 1 1 I J I. .I.V... I 4 ir arrA Innnal In
enough, but the morning dawned cold and ...
. a . aat.. QUallf 1 1 tVUi BM Ok Lli rVUlfa via M oea vs aivuv icv and up rose the everlasting inquiry "what r b . . o .1 u. a ten ill. The tolice about the camp seemed is to be done next? ' Gen. Buell had given v- '
Ool. Oaborn having
la that direction, reported "no bottom,
nothing but swamp and pood. The old man iot his "head set" against that move, so we renxain high and iry on the southern id. To-day several other regimeats arrived, in eluding ti e 43d Indiana. It now begins to look like an armed occupation. I should delight to glse you the number of troop here, th number ccaing, whore we are going next, and whit we are Kolas to do, but I 4ttes 1 had beut-r not At lea U the Captain says il I do, I b. all be put in the p uard houae a week, and made to do the hard woik of the company for a month, so I ont deal iii sutinlcs. Furthermore, no ono need tt ,ject from me any grumbling agaicat the au thori'.ici. That is played out. I have pui xled cysel! long in vain to determine the next moveneat, but fron whit I describe, rou muat draw your own conclusions. Henceforth I am determined to rmi-e every thing I don't understand convinced that mili ury science, like Providence, 'Urvtt in a sjystrloua way Its wonders to pt:crzi.',
the weM-beirr ncd liie of a nation? Ood
been revered miueceu.irj by the movement forbid!
of ths füimiiit. It is no longer a teeret thst these subtle
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ItUtUetoToursclf and the medical taff noa avianio iuix. , I njdnn tn V.nr tula a Hll "PACf.lll nri stith
. a . a ft a 1 kivM w " -aaawv'w a- -w
of y,ur command that 1 snouia Dear my tes- the traitors in arms. To accomi.l!sh this.
titnoy to the highly atufactory condmoa of I they are cautiously lanmng the expiring em ik. nr...nt k-jlth of th regiment, and the ber of party. Old erudkCi, b.ni of pnrti
',v r- ' . o j: " u... 1 " . v.. I
...a a a t . . 1 . . . - .
kill. lnduiry, ana rcasocaoie precauwona tna at0Re 0f j.tumblinK orcr which thoi.auon
could elTect. had been adopted in the post Ur w to fall into the mire of humiliation. It
the eafetv ct tho men. While the redm-nt w tnw prumeaiiaieu nc upuu
, , , c I tae peop e, mcv inn auosemcr. seemed, at one time to have suffered from The time l ome when the loval nrcfes
an epiJemic disca, iip.t?ed through theei Ä;onä of Republicans and Democrat must be dl with les sufleriuz t.d mortalitv than I coined into united and loval action. We
m rthrraaimilsrlv -ittod. and those dis- have had our fi'l of wcrds, give us now the
er'v im v " w abled Irom duty are bemg restored, and the mustering strength of the regiment dally in
RECEIVED TI1IS D KY OX CON SI ON.
MENT,
7 WENTY- Fl VE SE W STYLE C LO A K S 1
From a Manufacturer closing bis Kock, with
positive orders to sell regardless of value. It Hhalt be done!
A Cloak now for $10 or $li. worth, thirty daya ago, $17 and We .hall devote the balance of thia month.
(notwith-tandirg good ar d.-vily advancing) to rioting out Stock, preparatory to receiving Spring Good. .You will find many grl, much cheaper now, than r.fter the closer DRESS GOODS! 2i per cent. let than present Vw York prices.
AT TSE
I X TV ! JTfaallTellrioiia A DellcrlalSul r j Ull ri t r Takcn I qHK TIUILäANDS upon thou
r.g Co-d.'al, crrr.: tLat It H aboui.'T ai ti falli Ut Ttwrif tJT rrasovUjg an t I5nfKJEJlTT"a th-aba'trr-t and tkttrti txnea, puriftr.f atii 0. iVfcL-.g Ml rrrcf t- alrk, irr t valid ti Health and Mrcnstti
rnXRE IS 0 tilSTAtE AJWtT fX. T It srti: cur Lire r Ccor laiat, I)ypr:a, Pfarrbaa , byw-niry, llac'a.-b, apreMlwn ct 5pinu, "tvr i ao! Ari, li.ar4 I'cvrr, b-3 lrrtb, vc acy Iimw I of lKUr, uab ct P"'!. j CfcNTLL !', do jvi t Jw a5ü. , atriand ffrocsl
LALttCS, do yea waat tie tl.-t-t: cf ba;ih tr roai toyur ckaoAn efainl go atuv ara fft VtLTAN Ä 1 1'.ENfiTlJfcNINO X!tIAl. AKX Daisy n,-t a ciojfc t: warraated 14 ff'.re mi Ca. Hoc. tt 111 cui. ar; !: N tba kUAci, V ctt t or IUfclir; FaJnucg. ubtroct4 Xut auuc I at lirs; cf Iba W cait-, harrrrrr, w try 2ieawa arUJcs frora Ciirwlr rr .Nrrvo. W VC:y. It fa a- IMV.M - Tor C lilldren. rsyTCwantyovrdellcaif, akilry.pucy Ollis H rLaau's IKrvas-OiiR Cordial. ( tt dlitloo p eb betilej tt 1 tlai'.dvo to takr.
LOV7E3T 7AIl PRICES! IX3R OASHI Wiwul4 j iful!y r.ü iL att.'b'ioc tf
Country Merchant 'and Dealer
Ot-a Ublr-apwoti.'nl, taiaa emt moraltgf. faalin la a mnrt prviUT ag aiiurt cbilf awl ivrr. !U
MTr, cooirra or any prrvaucg tiuaaaaa.
w"iiv,.'i tM v klKKtT'-a crt.fi uS may try to palm upon yen a Uxt of Bliur wr aapaxiUa (wtlca Ibty Cat, bay rLttr) bv utIl Ii u
j aa ood. Tbrr art rreu raaa UA.sS ettoagb t etal a part of my can to Cub tbe!r V11X C-y I tiui. Ato(4 aucb Infamova llRAla-H aa4 tbrlr vll ' lalrxia oocnpoutU I Aak fvr Vt. J. H. StcLtFao't i Strfnsth'n!r.t; Corral aod bwl iMrlftr. Taka coLir. rla. It la tl w.ly remedy tbat wiU puf i yoar Lioud tborovcbly, and at tb mm Uta : .STKi:jTltLN aud 1 V lüOKATf tbe wbol rrjt.rl i saüori. It ta put cp In largr let 41 per bout'. I or m'. x ltlea tor .
To cur lara aad wall aortd atoclr Our lariLUaa for pur. b a Leg arc web that we cas afford to sell aa low aa any hoca we.t of tbo mountains . We keey ronataotljr on baod a larrs noc'4 of
UK. J. M. M.HAX, U lrot.rW-UT. Coraer TLird aud Une ft s. Lnuia, Uo. Dr. !icLain'e Inlveraol lillat
Fur and Wool Clafw !
creasing. Your obedient servant. J. S BO BBS, Brigade Surg.
deed. Loyal Democrats and Republican,
forgetful of dead teuds, and fraternized, can
Arert the danger and Fmito this meditated
treason full in the face. To do this, they
must face the present and ttke hold of tho future. Their heart must be brought to
gether in one rt at fraternizing throb. The duty of ?elf-forgctfulnc?3 and reconciliation
is paramount. Atvjy with apologies lor doinK rieht, letst thev decenerate into ev-
cusss tor dame wrons oy indirection, ir
there be a r-uipe loyal freeman who does not
feel th it his example may save or datcn the
thee lime Madison Courier
- w a
Gathering in
und their
the llcbfl Plunder.
SifAiiA. Mo.. Jan. 23. Two comrwi(s
of cavalry under M jur llalderman of the
BaiOADS lilADQUARTtaS i Soda CaaaotTjy. Kr., Jan. 17, V. J
Cof. Chat. Cruft. Comd'g 31 ft Ret lad. Vol. Dtaa Sir: Haviuir been requested to
We are already betrr satisfied than at eUU the past and prent conditiou ef yoar niti0n.h failr, bow wretchedly, to compre
Jalhou-i. A ridge cf stiff clay was our en- regiraeut. I take pleasure in stating that lew bend the ono preat andoverwheltntcp evil of
jampmect there, which Leid in solution er. 1 atQ ar6 ajW rejjj sicL, and all are, in my
erythtng ickenbg and unpleasant. judgnit convalescent. Your regiment ha imp here in a fine meadow, on hih dry J 9ujfcrej from an eniJemic. which followed
roun I, though in the mattr r of mud, the malc( of a virulent type, but the case Un Jin; and treta of the town already lar were managed with marktrd skill, and when
exceeds C tlb jun But then our coming here raAlinitT of the eiidemic ia uken into iat Kanus UeKimeiit lelt Lexincton on a re
tiuka like doing something like "getting conaidsratin, the mjrtality has been re- onuoitering expedition on tho ulght of the
-eJy" to move. At any rate It is a charge, mkablr small. The success eusued. iu a wmc,n rcu"' ,u vuf ,vl ,k I " I Wn t ni. Stlfllhf nlnl vera! ftthf r no.
.1 . il.nnl tn iVi.t .fir. nf l.iti'iafi; I' I . fnr-i tVid r-n m , mA aflvan. I . "C ' ... . .1 r
uu 1. ...y-v .u t bic u.caju.v, uv torious rebel de.D.iraae. tne csDture ot a
.1 . 1 a
to sr-precute a chne. Aoout erery tau tiKes you nHessed in th? kill of your öur- 1 larcelotof hordes, mule, wagons, commia-
' - BWW I . m . m
n uthj we oov thirty or forty mile,! Don t eoa, antl hopiul arrangemcnti, a -7 "if 4c, uken irom U1. aiulnn s .... . t r. e . I c..mm.iikl. touethar witil a nuutUtV ot b-ot
oe courage: we win nave roiing orn vuur owu at akluous attention to all tne . TL. ! ...u ,.' ..l: .
et: loura Sc., J. it. p. wants of thvie wbo were sick. The health ,teamer Sunshine bribe rebel eoroe toe
of the rejHmeut I now excellent. I have j si.ee. all of which were turne! over V) the
do0.. from all th, hdfeftw. .U lb. "''n"". '".,. 1 . 1.
heuhhof the regiment is now e-ublishrd, si Lexington, announces, by a general none have Manifested any symptoms of re order, that rebel aseaaaarina lurk in ambush
100 dozen Ladies and Misses unbleached and
bleached fleeced Cotton Hoco.
You can buy these cheaper than common
Hom?.
Remember the Tenuary Sale for :beap:oock.
GooJt seid for Cask only. L. RYCE A SON-
COAL OIL.
HEELER Ct LlOHOAn Are cpeotc a rteck rf Goal Oils and Lamps, WO.. MrCKAyiCa
' Tlrrr titter fca to a CAlUAKTlW nxdlj j oSared ta Üe ptbllr. tbat ba r!vu eweb eoHr aa . Ufanioo aa McLean' Umrrrfal 11.1. l!r.jr entirely ve(riie.the7 are rrrfrUr liu. j cent atJ can be- tV-n by th tnit teoder tufast; ; proroj-t and werful Iu retao'Huj a;i WUpu aTUot, arid c Inipur, fnld ntr from Iba a!oeact.
la tact, U.ev are lie rclr p tbat thud b e' .0 XrA'' ' n:f. ... uu. ar1 wt,.b will baafldlUie , u twela. thiayb ry jve aati aarrlij.4 ' In liilr tirxriUDn. ttrontotui health m.r.ii.
i"i mim tivi win ,U4jrr 1 1 ITU d ( '"i, - ße., Leniarbe an 1 fool atrna.b, wbeo ao ebr. a reust .1y can be olHait! Keep ibetu ronaiaat . band; a tDicle dr lafceu In eaa, nay pr-rrnt boor, day aiid XDOu'b of skrne. A.k lur It-, i. U. McLaii'a L'ulrer al 1 1 1I. Taka to oiler. h-,v$. ooated. tbey are UteW. rr,. a ru j- j boa aa 1 can be cn? by mail to ary part of Uie L". J. U. XlcLiaN. S. JYprier, Corner rt Tblrd and lv.e bt. Laulu Dr. J. II ,McLuut Vaalmulc Ott Ltnltiietit. Ter Rr.T Kxn.nxiaj. i.v Tia V.VaLr, oü V. 0 HrAxr.
j 07dTept:iadc ajd rclarry, tj the ce . f tV-a lurai-
' umi UuSmect. It mill rellra TALi aii 'ti-
ta:eoJy, aod It will rleatt yir J) jl u.' fooletKK tc ac Iurre4lb!y .bort ttce, V4aJCd.1 VULCANIC OIL UXUIEM r-liet la b4 t-. rttrat caf cl KhruiaaCnn, Gnt, e? eurlria.rer I'araiyils, Vauirtr-t. MuMrle, i.T:ea rr e. In tbe Jwr.ta, ilc or Li aia iu. It 111 ur. er fall. Two apnlirUaoa mill :re fvnr Tbrt, lttartacbe rr Karvhf. lr Jhrru a!J.t fr a I "tia. It S an KfaJl t -ir rtse. iyy J', 4nd ygu r4.' end It 0 ftxti-perjiM rrw?e-ij. Kp.p t a'war fcand. HJt.NTXK.. FARMLLS cr any c tarlr c&a.t4 b(rca, w'.n aae renjey by trr Xrin' VoJctnJp O ! LloinettU It U a y asd tofalliM rare I.-r fiiili, r?-ia, Cb.l1. aa?!"er, lair. we-ury, Srs Wcuala. Nrrave, - 7 eMu' taajea. Try It, aj! ,vr3 mill b r3K-l. lit. J. II. ?1 l,r-Hn, aje riTnux,
LOv:s, cash imucus i We wouli rlv call aiur k toocr SILK HATS! jt VTbi-a hare beo txvorw-l Directly from New York ! AnJ Hbkh mill chti-Lg ail r-tfi.r t CHEAPNESS. STYLE A'D FINISH! BEH HUBBS. Jr.. Agt. No. IU MAIK STKKr T.
CLOTHINC.
Your. 4c,
J. II. H.
Tat co&du:l of rro.sjivar.i s-.-l Hers in the war ia tbu alluded hy a rorrear-n t of Ue fbi a Ja I j Lis iVif.
I know 1 ;t b-ya who lor.hl al Drain v'lle. ti I Ü hed the r ra'lea torii nn-ter General 0.1 -il I well knew whei they ra t tue l Oib dy wa!d d e. 1 Biia-t C;e vju an mCmltut ut tw of tht fi.'h. Ci.rs) Ylu a jwuna tnu Iroro thia i -t..:tr ahut tl'ruS the lace, shattering Litj'.w and kü'.ckiitc out tftth. pakiig a veiv u'y atid pinul .Uiv4. Spitting the b'l trvta b'a ra uih. be brdel a crtr J.e t.i h i nrti t tvhb r.STU.f. "I cancht ttt t. I cti'l t. :e " Aud thus he funr.btit out; geu;rfr-1 i tcnrJj t, I ttvS th cartridge, and he is now e. cvenii uuder the band of the auixxi A ner wn struck ur the MtLii avet bii1. tnttrc thrwuh the
iin hut m. e.ff r i T the ekall. U cot v j pe raed up l )c f.-ec.t O'.l e?.re atkirK. "thrre ( iaj
n the e r- 1 1 I t ; tr;k rre." atd
p t the I.: tic is
l ibe sort ot nu
tisti'jMjl trujy
Rfigna(Ion of Licutmant Colonel
Ma bau.
lltaDQCAaTta Mid. Dtr'T. 1st Usioaoi
Jauip North Cranvb Bridge riutiou, Md
Janu.ry lc, Ibti.
Editor IVfcA Eiffttt: Jutico to a re
tiring odcer, always courteous aal almi in
the discharge of hia dutiea, ioduce rue to Kt.d you a tew Uae4 for your etleosively cir-
.-ulated paper. Lieutenant Colonel John It Mihao hat to-day teudered V.i rfs'gnatiou to
the Secretary of War, endorvd by Oeoeral
Ltnlr. The Colone I wa-- inlu ed tore sirti 00 account of ill-health hi. surgeon and other medical friend. adriing him to do a t .11 t
ao. t;oi. Aianan naa re-entiy naa comtuiaa or the regiment Col. Kinobjill ticg absent on leave. It ia due him to ?y that he dU chsrgctl ably the duties of fir t officer, and behaved with gallantry in the affair at Pine's Oap, leading br regiment to the attack on the ri;h', up a precipitous bluff and over their hreatworks. In the retreat from Rom
ney, he acte-1 aa Geo. Linder' id, aud th Oeneral oo-ieeived a eery hijrh oJnton vf him as aa ofScer, cm;Iitur.ting hi in in the highest term in the preteiK of the writer, for the valuable aslaUnco he rendered mi
thai ocCAsioa. Indeed, the Generai ordy coneotel to his rsijaatioc, jropos;ng to pla- h'.m on h s '.tCT, mhen aastirci his nnala if, if krj-t ia the fle'i.-l, would aoon ervUoirrr or 4e -tr- y bis hie. In rart.r with the
Lieat. Clu"el. the reginsent f-c they .e a kind beartri companion, -,urte trieni, and gxJ oJS.er, and all bope ia the enjojmtnt tftherniet f home, he w;l i.k3 recover ha keaUb, ar I live to erpy ntny 3 earn c! jice aa1 Lappineu. Ywura, GKO. W. CLirriNGF.R.
lapse fince their mve fron our late encatsp-
ment at CtIhouti.
We have lupplieJ ourtclrei with ndtnira-
b'e bo.piul accomroo'lation! iu this pla-e,
and caa attend to tho wbi may be ick
even better than while we were in Calhoun,
which is Haying a good deal, as our arrange-
menu there were exceedingly good for an
army in the fie.d. j I will further aJd, thit the health of your regiment ha been watched with aa much care m that of sny other in thw Piviaioa. Very respectfully. Your rlrdienl .ervant, J. 0. KEEN0N. Brigsde Surgeon. . -Dun. James M. Morrison. one of the pro prietor of the New Albany Ledger, died on Tu53y lt H" had been assoriatei for a number of years with Mear5. Norman and Matthew in the publlcatlan of the Ledger. Mr. Norm tn, in an obituary notif of hb de-
ceaed ac-ale, saya: 0erwhe!med with th suJJenne of thi great lcreaveioent. we hTe little heart for writing Ti e decewed was a rUTcof Bal t.more, Maryland, but rame to Ner AlUrv wh le yet a young man alout the year lt?-31, we be:':eve, atd sct.vely etgapd in bnslnes. By indusirv aul strict integrity he soca won an bonvrahle place in the coaamatdty. and though piafeifg none of the adventitoiu circumfuucea ol wealthy aud Influential relative, he rapidly roe 10 the rpct of h-a fellow citiren. Aa a member of the City
! CXuf-il. a rr-n-Jnerit member of the Bsard ol 9cbol Trustees, fd as a tcm!ir of the ' Setate 0! the ?ute. h roiie hirticlt m re? autien as a pU r ffdrited citiren wbkb
mirtl wtil he nviei Always 'flci.rej to . . l
reaoer 01 ue ui uouap, n cjurea
aod f re uron Union soldier He ban, there
fore, ordered to be arrested a large number of wealthy and influential secessionists who give aid and comfort to Trice's army, whom he holds responsible fvr the Rood t,divior
of their hireling", and says the ssasicatiou of one minof hi comtntnd, in this mnner, will be followed by the alnwting or hanging of fire of tbe wealthy rebel.
XYhoIeaale and Retail,
And rerpctially aoüiil a ebare of pult pavrisac. JC ek 2L
Terra Baste, Jaa 20, 1863d lmws
PROPOSALS.
I,ntel from llowlius: Cöern lleatitu tion Among the Kebeli. LoviaviLt s, Jan. 23. The Journal learns thatGeu.il rdec arrested Gen llindmsn for turning houes at Ca e City and other places on the LouUvillc a.d Nashville KaHrosd. It also leams and credits the statement that Oen. Huckner has re.icted. The rebels at Howling tireen sre suffering terribly for tuon y. It ia report.-! that Bukner'a children are barefooted Hardee ia second in command, and could not psy a colored woman emrdot ed by him. and give her a p.s through the Confede rate lines as the only means ot liquidating hr de mandr. No farther pattirulir firrn Gen. Thomas. All ii quiet below
PTopoaala for Keeping the Poor and Insane. QUALE D PROPOSALS will be O racmd attbe Ajidltor'a OtQra usul .Saturday. rtruary tta 15 b- 'or fBrnlabtnit aJl nrcrasary tads oedJlsf. dotkiBf, fuel aod ior keeping ib relden and traa.Wot poor of Vis; comnty, aad for aacb tn 9 aae peraoos aa may be aaat to tbe County Aay lam for TWO vesr trwa th trst day of March tau Th blds'for keepttif the reaiaVot por will be U a cartaja ameon pr aarnrnm. mad tor kvina ta transient pnr and loaaoa tor a aerial a a aw per week for f k Latsiot or tciaot ptr, to he pali martr!y. TV tt- U tb farts, witb tbe prlriler r caulu urb oecesaary firewood sa saay be rra.ali4 Ivt tbe Coecfifcehou. wiU be takta law cou.ti-raUoo i? aakloa a-cb bt-ia Taa ComiotiUeTa rarere tba rtrbt of daaic tlrjj the kinlfrfrralstaat Lall be planted or cp aJd p act in tb year
K. IV- AIM. ia" . "nnj. Terrr-Haut, Ja 5, l-jes-dwaw
HEI.VJFOnCE.TlE.YTS
at rat
I nion Clothing fort-,
RECEIVED THIS DAY ovbhooütd: BLACK BEAVER. BLACK dV BROWN MOHAIR. BLACK SEAL SKIN. BLK t BRN RIBBED SAH NETT
TorjooniAL.
Ucdicatcd Hxiir Weali! PROF. OEORUE V. CANADA bavin r6ud bia ftbarlaf; and Hair Drekaf Saloon. atJaotng tbm Terra Iluta How, beg-a Iar to tnWm Iba cltitfos sod public ireoerally, tbat be ts Dow preparmd t wait apm rr. torn ara ta kla aaal aufacVory aaaai. Strirt attetitloo firen ta Sbairpve.1ne aM OtUna; Ladtea aod Uttla Oirla Hair. OEO. Vf.CAXADA. vif
SILK MIXEDJ CASRIMERE, TNDRKSSED WSTIMERE.
LCCAL.
Q ALE OF
LAND. On the 2ith
CLOAKO. r.ler;ant, GrncrAtl I and Drconirjc:! VBE iMXii Vi' oixO Ann JUST RECEIVED AT HEADQUARTERo !
u( OLI( KILLS llore Cattle nrl IIorr TiauAll Other Complaint A TTACK8 ARE SUDDEN, AND X V. frt.ec:ly ii th r&nuea la a very rlmri p-rli tberefore It 1 wi.t be always prepared to trai o alarmltift a ronipl!n prcruifxiy, fW a triSUnc ea. pmm; eay Xi criU. Cm at ra or ca:i so4 horv cat e&ataoCy keep ca had a poaitjee cure, aud thereby to. nr. lLm live of tkeir ratti ao4 but ... troca ljjk y ooiic RrasVr-tS frei is my arall cm ivnjpäd ntb Iba valae e a borae. llaf a ii r&t botU of KWaa'a Lnntaat Relief, riven Id a plat ef arta ter, aeldom fa:U to rurr iVirtt vt couc la a few ni st; la eitre toe rai rrfvat the dos la 15 ralnut. For nileca. Strain, irali. aud aoany ct.er I imiiaa u br., catti and otber atamala, aloaa'e auai Utlt perdily t fecta a eure, ilajy partus bar been aWbUbd to mitxraa Iba rapid rare tted, by li.e u ef ttu. wotetfol BeUicu. Tb doi lar battle, roc lain 1 Utne. tbe tjaa&Oty cf tbe i rect bx;!e, cooecurJy a aartoj of c&a-tU"1 mad b parrb..;.- tbe dollar boeü. For 71 a 11 L i n d , SLOAN'S INSTANT RELIEF I t ties? rvM ltaierual St Kxt ca tal Retcady fvr Ike tuat-Jatefurt t4 coUr. sor tlioaL aaartburm, tootbatbe, wtakor ot tbe back trH ateya, at:arrbaa, dTetery, cbdfera feHi, ail un.taer ootnpa;DU, ank L"a lacLe, an raae. Uatn. aoreceai c4 tit )nek,paa Is ti t Üq.V, rt.n.fa ol .pae.na, aida. epteai rmplaiot, . -praloa, bniiae-a, ac. Kloans Condition Poudrr yrer fall, ta rare bwaa, roeba cr otl 1 Maan'i family Olsttnient arractad ta cq: tba to obtlaau cam H 1" Biosan llorar Olnimrnt
Baa no equal tt r.:t;la or Clcerat! aora They ara sold hy all dealer a to madxrlua. Pol 1 a
Tarr Baal rJ au wbciMal. bowa
r.'-.
KetallaJt-y at
afdwU
OdaToflbtaary.m3 atU-CwtUtiaadr T EADEHS OF FAIIIUN . 1" UK
V
(S) tf'" 1 lB Tarxma Add;Uoe ta tba ta ef Terrs Baatt. A C ad!tef 4i aai talva dmUi
W 1ST W If - . . " I
Intbacttycf Tarrabauta, TNoceanty ledtar.a,b- L D I CLOAB-t;!et a.4 TaC
twtMU.Mrtcf I5iiiia. in. B.i.riKXkr. trrt a. let rod k-1 by LeaVc f ew Vfl JAd fa.
... aa. aA. .a mi
a.... t. 1 . . 1 . . . . a 1 be a
'"' i,n.HirH. 1 . . -,m r ,w . 1..
Ntw "Jraa. Jaa. 22 The special cor res- , b;e i:,fcrnit;.,:i Cn all msnner of topics. ndeü-e ot tb Ceoaroerrial has the toilj- ftn , Ä, t t!MC tfttj luteal reasoter be had
Uttl?" Üiiv. Jas. A retort Jut
e&jn'. c'o b px'aa TtJS rr:tireJ ! l'iat Kart I'ulaakl ha beert deu lc unlau'a h i 'l-c , erted by tit rebels. 1'iudeoce w, ounid ' cn-J cn itt tar; the better patt of viar
It wi ooly a 'oeaibn of a vry short t:se,
Ctwiccr coauty has sretersf 1,6 ) ceu
ta) the ar, owtofvctl: g p
'Atica of 2.
$X). SfCtvar clotri ra'-riouc t-
t'Jt a law superior in this coomarity.
At RoatJUT TL !kb rrgixect, we usderu&5. have been ordcrri to Kcmoey. They were at Thiirppi ooj days ago on
as tlie Tort wcuJdbafe beau ukeu in a lev , xitf wy thkher. The coscastratiou ef
days. A.oo ai.: .btUa'.rialtyef :0SCty Uka M If ctbcrd recUeD.atlyou wi.Ibsir eijc.hu 1 " . J , ' .....MoWnii f.r at ia.i n th-. i sotaeUiiac was tore cone krtly tee
j (Sjrtnn's) eiedJUva U osrtn.-!.' i Vpptr Tctoac
rt t ha aHevm. tb Mt'Cbaaer Cl C t,a wtfc r
f-raeed BrMy, waerf l anati a&d appratrKci a-. tvibeancr t9mta-aate. JOdXBMOSkT.A.ss'r.af Tr Hstr.( A. JattATy S '1
SAt t OF LA5D - Oa tba Utk day ef Fabmnry. 1WS ba-wera tba bovratf II a'ikwk i. m at a'rlork p. n, at 18 Ucmaa eoe In Ut ejty ef Terra HaaM.l mlli .all la Iba k abat bid.tr la a..Tes Bora or Ua. asavr'.ty ta bo aaarrUtmod by ar-y. ta tbe mar Va'.f af Ue oonkw atqiauaaf aerlw ibraa. fra tttrtaaa. rarib ras t att waat, la Vlra eaaio'y, en a ered t ef alt aod twelve sm tb a, lLa prrbr cits t w-. aCrtestaaCBrt. w,u. fea valttaUn aal rpl,'Bt lwS rtB icttrtet frmaidats WILLIAM B JOVVtQ. Xim't af j&:4w Gcrabem a. Jas,clab. dec.
i DMINISTRATOIfB NOTICE.
BIS be- apv5'.Sta !HuurmMtiiii Oerrjra W. vi;K.ti -tf VtS eiaty, ladlusi
Be.
TVaaUfal Black Rtaeer Coaka; IUcar.t pUai Clotk Goaka, frea tt I2C. Fitra tabla allied freucb Baaref Clfk frru 39 ti U. ria'M -rtrpv1r.f ti k HyK evklVtted to tbe
tVTS.
OH. C. V. DALL.
A
N EARNEST APPEAL. The
txJer.Ua- wwo'.d rva.1 pewru!'.? CaU Vba
wtX4o-i rf b a frtesda asd patrooa to tbe lwri! oeoaaeity eetr.f rrtw tr a mkLa. and tie rw yarkar.: Jen tatoBa-4, helrm tba Ca tbat ee-y otbr bn r.e taan ejrca ta w k m UBvera wby ttd b ft a'o etpe-t lb ! Bartrf asrtUet s-:tUaf tlt'ty yean aaoJlns;. at1 rfB that alt tba waj deu t4tVfTtett mte, ba e'.a ttbta S"3ty e;i .5 all pr-a balr vn adnata w tall !t mad. tvy uA waaa aeu.aCrtof Uaiavae. Ua "r.'i cbs-j TTUT S taS alleMoa ami alJa ilb b'd t prte. aa bat as a
jwjeaU vrtby r ke n&derrtc&H U bsaaertbaa atb'H pere.bt tf tsoy da aH call Z, V..ataJ 'a i..a!atraur of Us ttuwa rf hk ta wii, bae ta eaca a Uird wt. m Is is a-
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csaei. 9a;4 f?f ta rrv?
tersioaj t3 cse a liroeij ati.
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t. T. Aid,-
BLACK ( AfSSIMKRE. FANCY CASSIMERK. PIECE O O O IP S ! it nwr. otutfOATM CHINCHILLA BEAVER, JOHANNES BEAVER. BROWN dv BLACK I KlCO DO.. ENOUSH MELTONS.
FANCY FRENCH i ENGLISH j CASSIMERES. BNACK AND BROWN CLOTHE, !
IM.ESKINS. ( aia n.tk Warrantee t Olwe tao i i i l i UjUaTSOCU; OA.ntaTtll.
BANKING-
SVNK KFTItr. JTATe-CF 15UA5A. t r.ib at Trrre-Uacf, Jao. 18, VX'IVSDENDoi 2rcrr crt-U baa Wo derUrei on ibet .p-Ul Suk cf ii... ltrabch, payable ta M.x kbo! t on imiiJ. JaaiV.:. raF81tN' HCSET, Ca.b'r.
SEMX-AXVAL REPÜRT OT Tilt COTm'N of tba Nuuibern Bt. of Ud.aija, fir tbe :t nvnrr preijn tL tlrat Motlay cf Jaacarv, lhC? Rifionrs. State bor.-ls depo. Vd ml'hTTr a. &f t. c113.(ki W Nrea aid rUlU t)..uLtM laa.TM U
Ji ierwled 1M ..0 M) I ' n . et a
IaLB te.. wf -v - rprty .nrotint "LSI ti Ie frtn paftka and BaiAr 5.M4 a Keal maiate cwwary f r traa.arta fcurlölte 12.CM 1 Other rVal E'taia t W0 ou eiMbi Ka-a .re M .l;Ca fjr SUa r5t3 W UAWunt.".
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fapml uks.... l. ttepnaiUl. .
Ori!aU-) ' Ie. cn ta U. rrenlti:- Ai"Vint.. Scrj-l Fn
in,2i?a 9.nuo oo a.coo oo fo.(eo r M ? CIS
tÄ,tci a. in i-r nfii. J. II. v lh s.rre.'t T. . Wrvua, Cb'r. SJatf c Indent, (leuryty. Stf. F Wi,;uu l'n .''7 wf, ijepo. i;,l bat b Ii :bCtr fa.l tut., a tbst tta lor gi-. repo t -f tb- r-.i.d:il.jai it a!4 üak f. tV j. tbv:n t,6j-t 1 tra u1 rrrett tt V ,4 H -f avt '!r!. T.a. VIUdAK, Ca.b et. pwra w anl olr'-a-l bera nr. bU f tb Äay J Ju ;ar., Ia2 ftthoT. ( . im. NaryraVUr.
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STYLES Portmoni, Poch-
Edcts ad r"JM, f?r aalebwj t BiIaiiT.
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