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September 4, 1862
SCOUNDRELISM- Some two or three hay stacks belonging to Mr. Benj. C. Sherman were fired last Monday night and entirely
consumed. Other stacks adjoining would have been burned up had the neighbors not assembled and tore away the adjoining one.
The fellow who did the deed would assassinate a man in the dark.-- They were undoubtedly fired purposely, but we understand
there is no clue to the perpetrator.
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September 11, 1862
MARRIED
On the 2d inst., by Elder B.C. Sherman, Mr. F. BORDERS to Miss SARAH E. McCAMMON, all of this place.
WOOL WANTED
The undersigned will pay the highest market price for all the wool he can procure during the present season, if delivered
at his Hide and Leather Store, No. 6 Commercial Row Sullivan, Ind. B.C. SHERMAN
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September 18, 1862
MARRIED
On the 11th inst., by Eld. John S. Howard, at the house of the bride's father, Mr. CORNELIUS ALBEE to Miss MARGARET A. ENGLE,
all of this county.
DIED
At Livonia, Ind., on the 10th inst., of Scarlet Fever, EDWARD E., son of Spencer C. and Harriet Weller, aged 1 year, 5 months
and 24 days.
After two weeks of the most intense but patient suffering, Jesus said, Suffer him to come unto me, and forbid him not, for
of such is the kingdon of Heaven. His spirit quit its mortal frame, exchanged earth for Heaven, and suffering for happiness.
Thus borne on Angels' wings safe to Abraham's bosom, he now sings redemption's song in Heaven. May God bless the heart-stricken
parents and surviving son.
J.H.L.
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Oct 30, 1862
THE CORRECT PRONUNCIATION-- The name of the last great battle-field should be pronounced An-te-tam- the accent on the
last syllable.--[Balt. Sun
Quite erroneous. Pronounce as if commending your uncle's wife to a dish of ripe strawberries, and saying, Aunt, eat-'em.--
[Cum Tel.
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December 11, 1862
MARRIED
On Thursday, Dec. 4th, at the Court House, by Elder John S. Howard, Mr. ABRAHAM WARREN to Miss ELLEN SHERMAN, all of this
county.
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