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PROPOSALS Tor pubisfinga Second Edtion Of the
L MILITARY LAWS es TIE usiTEp SrATfS by
George Templeman. The FIRST ednion complied by
Major TrueInan Cross. OF the Unitdd States Army apd
published under the sanction of the War Departmental
1895 Ii CONTAINS the most URporaDtsct aieresoiutions
ofthe old Congress, relating TO the Army, from io 10
l7s0-he Constitution Of the United States, and ailihe
and resolutions OF Congress relating to the Army and
the nj itia, from 1880 to 1894. 4
The second edition, proposed to be published, will
contain all the matter embraced in the hst carefully re-
vised together with all the laws and resolutions OF Con-
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which have been enacted from 1924 down 10 the cYsc'o
the present session The corrections and additions viii!
be made by Major Cross, the original compiler. = 4
0feers OF the Army and Militia and others, who have
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In country like ours where the authority OF The law is
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DULWER'S NEW TALE-Caldcron the Courier,
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bride AND PREJUDlCE-An the novels Of Miss
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yITALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS, in
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StLAvERY IN AMERICA-Being Review Of Miss
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WELLS GEOLOGY new edition, in two large
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Parker's Journal OF an Exploring Tour beyond the
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Caryers Travels, new edition, 1898,
Philosophy Of Common Sense by Matthew Carey.
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THE DESERTED BRIDE, and other Poems, by
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-01-27
Altar of Hymn en-.

IT There will be two days Meeting in this
town, commencing 10th February, 1898.
r. A. STEWART.
January 8, 1888
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From the Natchez Courier.
MISSISSIPPI RAIL ROAD,


| That noble structure which has Tor
kcme time past been cree ling by the Mis-
Sssippi Rail Road Company over the St.
Nhtharine's creek, about three miles from
Natchez is now complete, and on Satur-
40, for the first time, the Locomotive
slth the train OF Cars passed over il.
WA The road is now finished to within a
AhDrt distance Of Washington, and we had
!hp pleasure of being one ola highly graf
ned number Of our fellow-citizens who
ere indebted to the politeness Of the d.
ctors of the company for an opportunity
FEtraversing the space Of six miles in
bout twenty minutes. With all euse it
light have been performed in much less
me, but the Engineer was particularly
4Rquested as this was the first occasion Of
sting the strength and stability Of the
ewly erected bridge, to be more cautious
his movements. The whole track as
as tho cars proceeded is remarkably
vel and well constructed, and will ad-
Pntageously compare with the best rail
PADS in any part ofthe Union. In cross
the bridge, so substantially and firmly
1t constructed, that not the slightestjar
motion was perceptible. The whole
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-01-27
THE BRITISH OUTRAGE.


SPECIAL MESSAGE OF Gov. MARCY
To The Legislature;
| received last evening, after my annua
message was prepared, information Of ar
occurrence which hasten to communicate
to you.
The territory Of this State has been in.
vaded, and some of our citizens murdered
by an armed force from the Province o.
Upper Canada.
By the documents accompanying this
communication, it will be perceived that
the steam boat Caroline, owned by one OF
our citizens, while lying at Schlossel, on
the Niagara river, within the limits of this
State, on the night Of the 29th of Decem
Der last, was forcibly seized by party OF
seventy or eighty armed men in boats,
which came from and returned othe Can
ada shore.
The crew and other persons in this
steam boat, amounting to thirty-three,
were suddenly attacked at midnight, after
they had retired to reposo, and probably
more than one third Of them wantonly
massacred, The boat was detached from
the wharfto which it had been secured, set
on fire, taken into the middle of the river,
and by the force Of the current carried O.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-01-27
LOUISVILLE HERALD EXTRA.
January 18th, 1888, 8 A. NJ.

By this mornings express mail we re
ceived the following which we hasten tc
lay before our readers in an extra, we
have no time for comments.
Baltimore american Ertra.
Navy ISLAND 1AKEN--ATTAcK ON BUFFALO
Extract ola letter from a gentlemen in
Buffalo, dated Jan. 3, 1888.
Our city is in great CONSERVATION, hun
dreds Of families are hourly leaving it,
and all men able to bear arms are hasten
ing to the scene OF action. While am
writing this the British cannon are throw
ing their balls into the city, and from a
servant | have just learned that fire has
been communicated to several buildings.
A despatch has been sent TO the Governor
for the 47th Brigade, New York Militia,
and are soon expected to arrive. If |
shall survive the action | will write you
by the next mail.
Navy Island was taken yesterday by
the Royaists and Gen. Van Rensselaer,
and Mckenzie taken prisoners after being
severely wounded. The Patriots we're
put to the sword and but few escaped the
massacre, among those supposed to be slain
are many of onr citizens.
Yours, in haste.