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The following officers (all Of whom
have lately resigned from the L. ). Ma
w have been appointed by the Pres
ident in the Navy Of the Confederate
States. and confirmed by the Provisional
Congress
C'qpfaias.-Lawrence Rousseau, Of Lou
isiana Josiah Tatnall. of Georgia Vic
tor II. Randolph, of Alabama Duncan
y Tngraham, Of S. c.
C9nBsazdeys.-E. Farand. Of Florida
Thos. ". Brent, Of Florida Raphael
Semmes. Of Alabama Henry j. Harris
tene Of South Carolina
Lie,aenaan-F 3. Renshaw, Of Penn
svlvania Jas. II. North, Of South Car
olina Thos 3. Huger, Of South Car
olina John Rutledge. Of South Carolina
c. n Morris Of South Carolina A F.
Warlev. Of South Carolina John Kell,
of Georgia Joseph Fry, Of Florida
John r. Hamilton, Of South Carolina
John r. Eggleston, Of Mississippi X. T.
ChapmaD,lo Alabama Thos- P. Pellot,
Of south Carolina Wm- g. Dozier, Of
South Carolina John II. Stribling, Of
South Carolina Phillip Porcher, Of South
Carolina
.Ssrge1as.-w. A spotswood, Of Vir-
cInia " F. Darlington. Of Virginia
Arthur n Lyman, Of South Carolina.
Aarirfzst lSzreson.-Charles E. Lining.
OF South Carolina.
P4,uaarers.-Wm w. J. Kelly. oi
Florida Henry Myers, OF Georgia--Aone
yszae-y 4dner1zsr-
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Chronic Diseases Cured.
DIR. w. r. MOSELEY


IA Wt I'D most etf3.g t1IE a tie atzsnf1n of
w tie alrEed - tile Esf tiaf BE haz far se past
tselfe fesr- -lreH zlle stteuslau % ne trz--
teuf y f-tFunle dizeasts- He has aaEE eItensFe
ar 1hoasanas - siEa Witnesses SEQ hare AZ e can
tE-rtF - A- Clartll -Eta The tretillzat al
she ioliaaiua di-aa4-sa-|
cancer. EuIIprs. Is ems ar1llrele-s fst-l $ pa
Is ar fQeEs trenarFlaal Eifflt1a- NiaeE- 11fo 1ias
Iatfer. Asthma. Bfauri.ifi-- Diihafes- nysFerasas
rl.s Cont NeEsri l-ia .51s IlfeF
Alba. Fala pzrs- Piles Esoifre- CsraFe- Psiss said
t4f1- 4sztszs Diseases 81 she Ezr and Eye " illte
Seedlings, Diseases - the s. homt. A.
Persons a1rfea Fitl any of these diseases shussid
Hoi - - unwiseiF a. sauas have DONE Hae HaIts
gnrt eQlsuEnpsoa had laad them pTdstrsta ard re-
aueed them =zeietnnE. Cancer had eaten
ia.a ile4r rais s11 oet tiea their systems thea
eae1 me IN earlal ralsa the dead but give
relief 10 nearly 80 eases. ard eject in al ca-
rahia cases. and believe al cases can be eused II
ralzeEl if t8fue.
DF- Masclsy can he found At Isa1derdaIs SPRING
Aisstss pri ahere the afflicted have the hane6t
g f- zerFieess sae srlstg themselves thar certan
s-ssaasss ~ ch arasls 81 some % D. incarats L.Te
been cured oy ms skill md eliaien4 remedies
Prs lalons and uaedtiae- t. at rafta 81 The
tnsrel 5tates - 1aai press kh1zt Estee All
cllli IlIITlssat1aus ~ e.
sF Fltltsl ~ 4sr -4sa hafFt4 -
So er1ns $40 per mouth Is adFa1lca. far iii eases
tEea-ed = e distllaee-
E5-Au ea-es Of Cancer must - under nv irnrue-
aiae care ami rrisI- ssisl Zee 70 t one half c-
the hliiAnce Hhel 8 et1re. q eHsetess
rs-liseasts Negroes bought a. liberal prices. Ar-
cauuoslations for bQ.l1d are ample besides tte ~
uetea can have fhe benefit II the huest sgInler ami
thaly beats waters iu the south
All communication promptly answered. Af-
dress, " r MOsETFY II II
~. "a ,s,o Lsnder.iale sPflRzs, n Miss.zsiPE-
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OUR CONFERENCE.-The New York
Herald has some wise and just comments
upon the Constitution Of the Con ieder-
ate States. IL thus notices the improve
ments upon the old Constitution
The term Of the Presidents e % be
six xvears.-which ia q decided improve
ment. The term of four years was too
short, and rendered political agitation
too frequent, constantly unee ttlinR
everything a. soon as il was settled.
term Of six years viii tend 70 greater
stability. Another improvement q, that
Cabinet officers are not prohibited from
holding seats ID Congress. Tbs II highly
important Tor members Of the Cabinet
can thus be questioned. for their mis-
deeds, or even their dam eerdils designs,
and the effect wall be a conti1ual check
on them. Beside, members Of tha Cab
met being present daring important de
bates in Congress. can give Infant infois
nation on points on which ~ h inpor-
tant for Congress 70 be intprmed. I'm
England the ministers are Ay@ays men,
bers Of the House Of COmmofs. or have
seats in the House Of Lorde This sys-
tenn i found 70 work well I'D En- land,
and 10 prevent corruption and rasaality.
Another point gained Il. that ministers
-, erpound and defend their own
measures when proposed a. qifis 20 Con-
gress 4 Cabinet j. thus made more d.
rectly responsible % Congress. a third
iunproYernent IS, that the executiyn ap-
pointments. under the grde Of Cibinet
ofioers. are 70 hold Office f4fing good be-
fav or, and to be removed Qtly for cause
assigned ID writing This Vie greatest
Improvements Of All. and y aiso judi ieious-
~ initiated from the Prafle Of tha En-
eliah GoYernment. --4.
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NEWTON COUNTY. -
In tho Circuit Court said County. "a
April term. A. T. lsbl.
Attachment for Sos 50.
Elisha Walker.
TFNo El1ah Walker. take notice. that on
n the 2Sih day Of November. 4. d. lS6o.
an attachment was issued as the suit at
lsham Dansbv plaintiff against the estate
OF Elisha Walker. defendant, refurnable
to the April term. A. ID. lsol, Of the CIR.
cuit Court of Newton county. Aforesaid
ard returned executed.
These are therefore. 60 command vnu
to be. and personally appear in and before
the Circuit Court Of newton county. af,rs-
said. So the Court House in Decstur. b,
the second Monday ia AprsL A. ID. lS6l
then and there to plead 10 said action 81
Judgment viii be entered AGAINST "a,
and she properly attached VIII ba con-
dcmncd ard solid.
Issued and civen under ~s-
sEALA band and seal of oiies. A Is
~ ls3l. JAS. A. WARE.
Clerk.
March L. lS6I alif
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TIE CoSFEDERATE STATEs' LoAx-A Bia
from EFgHsh faists.-The Atlanta Geo.
Confederacy. Of the 18th. learns that q
distinguished politician Of the North
went on 10 Montgomery last week with
offers for the whole Of the fifteen mil
lion loan at Tar. the bid being made by
English capitalists Mr. Memulinger de
elined the negotiation, preferring to give
domestic capitalists the refusal Of the
basis The Confederacy says that Geor-
eia house has offered 70 take i've millions
of the loau-
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W ETrEES Of Administration On thas.
L Lftate oi wa. WATTS. deceassi -.
ganfed io the undersigned bv de ~.
bate Court 81 Clarke County. Nissis.is.-s
90 che November term thereof 4. b. Isl
Aaw. Therefore. 81 persons hav.nr ciasr.
against the estate of said deeesent s--
hereby noi aed to have them dniV r-sT.
tei within the time limited ~ law a. .i.....
wiil de hnrFed
THOMAS sUafRALL. Adm
March s. ls6I. aI.-,
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COMBIN ALTON PLAN
DRaws EvEzr ptT A. OClocx-
CAPITAL PRlI-Si
s.o.ooo, s32.oooi Sa5,oo0I szo,O0Ol
sIO,OOOi $4,000 ss,Sooi etc.

- --s-s-- 7=-i-a-. este ere Glass; a-rlase te
- =, ~ - 7-ess ars On rrce5rt Of it ue Eig
-.r5i g. iat IS ordered ay refara 1a-ali
aa-Af comm at1ll'la- stfseig .''l A-ia'aaa-
sa-FurrhlSers VII please Af.'e tlftr aA--i-t
rr1zr- and zzFe I1elr fH=l Nfl-.1s. ta'as1 ta1 -
-----s-. .---.a..-.-- fH1r arra a1.a-lHra ~ aIT
= r---e 80 - f.-aarlai ts Eaa-' ass one
ar~a a5H.r is 1ae1r uaraH-
ll-.i1-- frr Elczcs- or lt-z-l-l-- y aA-- OF * l-
shasila D. aslirfsssa e.
HODGES. DAVIS 3 CO. aae1a fsea5-ia.
------
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W. hare sire iarEss1 ard hszr assarzr1ealt q
W fsraeE-ics az8 s-a Esa -oso4s ztar hare ever
ha.i- Money =arcs sd rle times .z4- ana
sil =aH zlze uncst lsF1rst7a e zar-n--
tIlr euz1rl market i- arla reasiT
C. tuT az tA1t Eez a1 Ma6aa rFiads JESS slae
fTslztE 90 FHIENf@ "a HID aAE - on A.
GtNl I'd aye earnestly rs le--s4 ~ frllE tler co.
fuu pr contrast al z1af ask lF=e- 70 aI7F
flifn1s g ttaf taasr u 4a 40 tsaas tleF and as
nr-lHEF ussdla- Ic al s1ea rrafatsa 20 sr1e-
za-1 tHHzu Fsaz ts lE4 sEtauf 81 atisilT
T. slfh a. DO aauf - sll talar e1ftaz pres
frHr=- hruE 20 and Hal ship
and bold u any rsasauaa fiuae
MOODY A QFEEREIL.
B-ssk sls-s. E.lssrl.s. Nsr. .. lssa. an
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40 Ifo5afe l7prt n t.d Comfy. % Apd
Term. A. ~. ls5l.
To John A Sinclair;
VOU ere hereby notified 10 be and ap.
III pear before the Probate Court OF N.-Ty.
tom County. Mississippi ON the third Mon.
day in April next then and there % how
cause. Do lug yoa can, why tine final ac
count Of j. g. Mckee and sarah Sinclair
aduainistratar and admiui-tratrix on the
estate oi JOHN j. -IACLAIR. deceased
moss on tile 900 -aid Court should not De
aiioard. and a decree entered thereon by
the Court Aforesaid.
- sued and gwen under ms
sEAL band and seal Of Office, Febru.
wv any. 25th. A. D. 1901.
JAS. a WARE. Clerk.
March a 1861. Zr-5t
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The GUSs RELEAsED.-We are pleased
to be able 70 announce authoritively, says
the savannah Nsl-s. that the guns seized
some time ago BY John A. Kennedy. Of
New York police. hare Jssl rs1sassd, and
are at this time actually in the hands Of
the agent Of the State Of Georgia As
soon as they are shipped. and good sufi-
cient evidence OF the fact is Afforded we
presume that the two vessels now held
here VIII Be released Its quite a. interest
ing a question now to ask BY what authori-
ty the guns were released. As II was by
what authority they were seized.
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TneoIvent Notice.

10 che creditors Of b. R. RODGERS, de
ceased. and all other persons interested
iu tho distribution of hi= estate:
NoU aye hereby notified to he aud aTr
Il appear in aud before the Probate
Court uf Ia-rrr Csuut State of Mi--is~ip.
pi. &c che Court House thereof on the first
Monday iu April next then aed there %
show cause if any you can. Vhy the report
of the commit i--iouer of Insolvency on said
estate should NOT be confirmed bv the
Court aforesaid and proceedings thereon
bad accurdiuElv, ami further ta do and
perform such other things as shall bc con.
.idered and ordered by The Court afore-
-uid tn the premises
Witnessed the Honorable BENJAMIN
rhiEprn. ludrc of Probate OF Jasper
County State ot MI~~s-ipfi, the first Mon
dsN IN March. A. p l~st
Given under ms hand and seal
SEAL of otic- the Tth day OF March.
~ A. n. ISft
THOMAS w. GBAVSON.
Clerk.
NIL 4 f-eT nF L.
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I heard a shout Of uaerriment,
A laughing boy I see;
Two hale feet the carpet press,
And bring the child to me.
Tive little arms are round my neck,
Two feet uPoR my knee;
How ftll the kisses GA my cheek
How sweet they are 20 me
That merry shout no more hear,
No laughing child I see;
No littie arms are round my neck,
No feet upon my knee
No kisses drop upon my cheek.
Those lips are sealed 90 me,
Dear Lord, how could give him up
To any hut 20 Thee
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ABguIAST GESEzAL CooPEH--Col- Coop
er. late Adiutant General in the C. ;.
Army reached our city on Friday evening
II IS understood that he VII fiji the same
Office in the regular Array Of the Con
fedegate States, that be held In that Of the
late C"lted States- Col Cooper i q ma
tive Of Aew York. has served with dis-
tinction for many years, and Is q brilliant
acquisition 20 cur military force He
married a sister Of Senator Mason Of Nir-
ginia. and is an ardent devofee Of the
rights Of the south---HoAlgoBse7y AdvT-
nEr
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4AFoasA Fare. 81 90 "a
( A1n,iay uctaseF Il issa. the following SEIZED.
- ti s's- MO opelatar.
~ N'5Hlhg tafas s. lsain leaves X,.ssbsir7 ai
.t b. e'ips.ial Il Jack sou JIrn,..i. 70 ,sIfi
~. ttii tas New flTIa-r,. u ..i, -.,n and
sN NegAHern aiiged foinr Soath. arriving a
Aeeaal1satliian Train Staining al
- ei ltatr ff.siura ID ,. 81 , ~ and ar
~ as'n dAuesa1. a. s.4s p A. connect .uE
I -e ts.a of TIE New orleans Jack
s,-s1, y Vt .eia Railroad going North.
s. is an iaHsagh Trsin win issy,. Newton
tse p1...r. ~ Il -.As = Jackson Junction wa.
'st. tt'il elsias New Orleans Jackson and
Vt.i,-., - y e aa'l'aa ping Norih. and arrive at
l,,--, y s.i.ii,e.as Irain wiu leave Jackson
.ss,..- - .ie' 4 r. conneetiun with jh.. Pas
1aza 81 iH sss - 1-'e''as ana arrive A' WA
ia ~ assrs asa Nickshurr fr Canton ard
take ihe Frs5.. ,. sssssppi Central Railroad VII
-. ~ tfsaiions East Of Jackson. VIII
AafAing 4nan
frafn AeE orleans van t'ke e--ltei
a.sss p-.rs NJ WI BE- complied with. and a.
coed .si., - n @ elil he earned A. far a. ths
rha sltIifv sf5l a tilf safety af tire puhie arc
f|lfr,.s - - s1nlay will lil~tifv But fpr any
-f anr f-tssr. l.s = comply 70 rewith- OF TO az
tis.s-rs.r,s sss nasF ue hani..i 90 any pepo' lai
held ir...f -, = ee Road, the Company Wi ho'
". NJ WAt.LE1-
az ta lssa e-isfEaeineer ana General snP't,
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Straycd

EFT ms premises cn Saturday the 18th
II 4 inst. Is small bay horse. about eight or
nine years old. with "a saddle mark one
side. a scar on the washer of one eve and
"a small warJ ON hiS nose. and bay mare
mule. on the chuukcy order, roached last
spring. and name grown uuulih hne1rly lays
over. AuY information about t1em thank
folly received. or lbcralIv rewarded. Nv
PostoG5ca S Raleigh. Smith County, Miss.
F. SPENCER.
March s. I~fI. sltf
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Ae OE ANAIAONs
wffis- pzleae weeks. ortherrsPhy Reading
ore 81 81 ueoETaphy and Mental Arlii ~ Us. =,
sre - E7z7ly. ar1thnetic and History "a so
tss1fnetrr ff-st. ,r.r
or 3 &. .-.iosoPiy' Alea'"- OF '' Is ~
Lam ssf f-sss4 -4
sarrrrl-. languages TrisonometrT asa a, n,
ra H. tle aaave brzncbos- cue er az
tusrr ps9s 9 situated 10 North East jasper =. -
iaf5,s-- l1s l1aterprlre- IN a hral5l. =
raa7 sanity BGari can De otaia-...55 -
aags.rr.-s e ten dollars per month. i-l. .-
gisnaa s@- sat1 The Prime pal has ha4 II. -,
aantis .- isaIs In teaching. and ha- 80 - -
- "a Ia teachinr the higher efai- -
tzssss5-.s Al ilasiu Both the PElnc =. -
ess a-.4 4 aaiharneFs hv birth eilleNtei..- N-f
MA - HIS disciP iPi1ue wtA o. ~ ,ss-.r
t1 aaa .aii, and every attention VIZ
ae1 H1cusaI cultivation of siii.lel--s-
~ ~ ata9 a. ara un1e durnE the -- Fl
re ss-. y afgpd from the time Il e.. +7ssr-
tsnaa ~ ts term. unlsss prevented ilNi-- - -
fassa.f llatraetai sias ness frllt'a time .@sf
d r...-s ietian s=nderss froru q d--l-'-- 80.
safss.s Z faF their tuifiau IN easE1le- -55-s,e
7shsFrs.s tseFence Get parents 1ilal 'lsa--'
t-s4-e rersunh
d r -4,s I.115 - - ,--,s sralt-
aHet = ~. = = n G-sm
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TO the heirs OF Elizabeth Terral. decoas-
ed aud to all other per-ons interested
in illr final settlement OF the estate Of
JACOB g.. PARKER. dcccased.
NuU are hereby cited 90 be and per
A sonalIY appear in and before the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Jasper. State
of Mississippi. at the Court House of said
county. iu the town of Ptuldiug. on the
first Monday in May next. then and there
Co show cause E any YOU can why the final
account of Charles Hodges, surviving adj
miuistutor of the estate of JACOB C..
PARKER deceased. should not be allow
cd and decreed thoreupon accordingly,
and further 90 do and,perlorm such other
things a- shall be considered and ordered
by the Court aforesaid In the premises.
~ Given under my hand and seal
sEAE. Of office, tho 25rd day Of Febru-
~ - airy. A. u. 1861.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON.
Clerk
March 1 1861 2u-5t
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" Cos Uag5g9
Hard Times Outdone
uH TIE sOIfH BIIlB Up TIE soTTH
$4,000 Worth OF FARMS and
BUILDINe ro--

F ~ ~ = - - % y FIrrais. sr.r,i-..-- -
,s1enfh day n en- s.,iaag ioii suls.rl-s er
" - ore h.if ilTn ~ -. p. ils otllF
s--rl rangirE n 49, 4 -. zei Euilf.ne 10 -
- aiia Los ~ - sili slt . s-5885 5f--.
msn 2. IT, vs,,... as.ltn!'er beng rees-ea, -
s.-1i ioss pr.-e = si.eh nl COM panss. fr s
: .s1i-ss 80 - s i2tafui perfor1a.es ,g .s ..-. 81
ma- More al AEeuta are tr,,r,.s
tgH1s,.i. - NO. hoefa ud1esn,ss'- - .t.eis
.r,e1th. F5- s-. LleF afe rnalf1g : Z. -.
-. &C. aprly 70 > 5i-isse5l tons a gan-
pd-- p, r BAEIfRE
y BLACK E FL. 49,
i--ielE SInist Eoutv Ma
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BY CARTER & SHANNON.


- RANAWAY from the suiseri-
TX Der. on the 25th August last. ne
III X gro PRANK. about - years old.
FNSNcdpper color; weighs about lC5
M pounds has scar on HE rieht
H<L/ and on the corner of one Of hfs
80 eyes. ga the back Of his neck
there d. "a large seed wart.
The above reaaEd VIII be given Tor in
formation len 90 fhe Miarrnu.aa Office.
Jaeksan. Miss. which viii lead ID his re-
1frs. MARTHA PORTER.
Nov. o. 1860. 6-tf
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ESTATE OF DoctrIne Morris

Estate Of Doctrine Morris.
MI WHEREAS letters trsgatl, nfsrf of the
III l5-t oiu and testament Of uOCrRINE Z
MORRIS. were eranted Co the uu.i,islsu-
ci af tle last February term, A. ID. lsdl
cf Jasper Probate Court Nov. an per
sons having claims against the estate oi
-aid te-tator. are hereby required to eN-
bibit tho same. ana have them registered !
within the timc required by law, or ,hey
wiil be forever barred
ROBERT MORRIS.
Executor.
Feb I3. IS6I. lS-7t
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q T ORR.

: = SIDENT DEN T 1 ;
FAuLpTNG. MISS
Will attend O. profess - -5s.z-
~-ftNAt4@ - Hr ..li' F ne l-ns-7s-
ss.s .-A-AI ptaeliee e 49,, ~. haulcai
{ 49, tae hieet 1ni - -, -afi-ise-
s ~. f.ailaa- hir'a 5a tni1k n ts.n -,-z zar-
- f1Irans. Terms niseasEA-fr l'.
sas rssk zf
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Tn.oIFenf Noflce.

WHEREAs. the estate of JOHN VIII
III HANSON, deceased, was declared in
solvent - an order and decree Of the
prodate Court of Newton County. state
of si-sisaippi made at fhe last Nove4n-
ber term. a n. 1900 ~ said Court Now.
alf uer-ons holding claims against said
.-tate are hereby notified tc bring in said
claims duly pfobnted according 10 law.
aud have them - egstered before che Clerk
OF tbe Probate C0urt of said county, at his
Office in Decatur. within twelve months
from the dafe hereof - thc aamle VII he
blrad JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
Il. g. VILLA ifff ~ ..a=s-
Administrator.
Pee I4 I-fH alfrn-
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A NAVY FOR THE CONFEDERATE STATES.

A NAVY FOR THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
The New FORK Leader says:
"Our enterprising fellow-citizen, Alder
man F. l. A. BOole. has been awarded the
contract, being the lowest bidder, for the
construction Of. the forty gun-scows re-
quired by the Southern Confederaey.
These boats are to be seventy feet long
by twenty-five wide and five feet deep,
double planked. and with sides of the
regular naval thickness. Mr.. Boole has
hired a new ship-building yard at Green
port. I. l.. close to the Tenth street ferry.
EAeh scow is to mount one central ten
inch pivot gun and two tbIrcS-lour pound
curonades. They are to be anch6Tedin
the mouths of the Mississippi, and at va
Tious exposed points up the river-thus
guarding alike against attack from the
sea, or a descent from the Northwestern
States. With their full armament on
board they viii draw thirty-six inches OF
water, thus presenting but a very narrow
target to the enemy.
The plan of these boats, as a cheap
substitute far a Southern navy, Is due to
Commander Hartstein. and they are to
be completed for So 900 each-the arma-
ments 10 be furnished by the Richmond
foundry Twenty Of these seows are to
be delivered on or before the 3lst Of next
July. and the balance by the end Of Octo-
Der. Three Of them are now in progress,
to be called respectively the South Caro-
lima, Mississippi and Georgia, and Nj.
Boole is confident that he can easily com
plete his contract within the time speci-
fed There were two ship-builders in
this city amongst the bidders, the bid Of
one being $3.50 for each scov. and that
Of the other $3.50. Commander Harts-
tein believes that these vessels. almost
wholly submerged IN the water, VIII prove
Of more use and receive far less damage
than Lieut. Hamilton's costly and dan
gerous iron-platsd battery"
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From ths Montgomery Advertiser.
The following appointments have been
made in the Army of the Confederate
States, and confirmed by the Congress;
Brigadir GeasraI-Samuel Cooper, Vir-
ginia.
ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Lieutenant Colonel-George Deas, La.
Majors-David r. Jones, Georgia; Hugh
Lawson CLAY. Alabama.
C,sptaias-John Withers, Mississippi
Robert c. Wood, Louisiana.
QUARrERNAsTER's DEPARTMENT.
Lieutenant Col0nel-Abraham c. Myers,
Louisiana.
Mqior-J. Lawrence Calhoun, Georgia.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Captqins-John I. Shaaff. District of
Columbia; VIM. F. Howell, Louisiana (;
John NJ Gault, Georgia.
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AdmIRIstrafOr'S Notice.
w HERpAS letters of admlasii4lioi
w with will annexed. Eeie siAH
ed TO the 1ndersigned on the esale y
NATHANlAL ROBBTNS. late q SCOTT
County, az the Mirch term Of The fiuOa.e
Court of said County Now al l.ison5
ge.cd..,,, ~ r-t,,,;re.5 toevb;bit, ,he same
gvitbi, fbe ti,ne aIlo,ged Nv lss Or the
same will be oarred.
JOHN j. LAhVA
Admir- with the viii anasled.
March Is lsgI 2-7t
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III GAaAAG ot HsA~NA@saEry
JASPER COUNTY.
X. X Clayton,
vs.. Atnflhleht
Abner Carter. Notice.
J. Q. G. Bridges. Garnishee.
To ABNER CARTER--Greetinfs
UNAkE notice, that where's attach-
ment has been returned tothe Justice
Court Of the South East Best Of SAID
County. wherein r. K Clayfm plain
tiff and Abner Carter defendnl you are
hereby cited to be and appear letore the
said Justice Court to be holden % and for
the South East Beat OF said Coaaiy, IN the
town Of Claiborne, on the second Satur-
day Of May next, then and thestoPlead,
answer, or demur to plaintiff iomplalnt,
or the same will be taken confessed
and Judgment rendered accgtngiy, and
the property in the hands ofihsgrnishee
viii be liable to plaintiffs demand.
Given under M hand and
sEAE. seal the I4th daYoi March,
\-/ A. d 1861
X. l.. DONALD, J.RdJ. C.
March 30 1861 o2-bt