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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

MIsopfrY paEsIDrxrs. 1924, Mr.. Ad.
ans, Who sas IN a minority, and who had
much les than half of the popular vote. was
elected By The House Or Representatives.
10 1914. Dir. Polk. Mr.. Polk was elected by
me people. and was 10 a minority Of 24,ll9.
y ls4s, General Taylor was elected. iIe
Nas in 4 minorityof l5I,5Os. IN 1856. W..
Buchanan was elected. re was IL a MINOR.
y 81 577.G2g. 10 1860, Mr.. Lincoln vas
elected. lie was in 4 ninori., n ots $50
IF The popular vote.
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BlackwOodls Magazine and
British Reviews.

I st1rfN Ill. Nss York continue - publish
-. iAsf,iIssins leading B.n..a frfiaiseals.,n
\. The hand - Quarterly. lIvnsrf,atlse.)
!. rnr Ednbursh Rs,rs. Wing
J. The North li,ltlsh Review. (Fres hurgh. !
4. Inc Westminster kr,ira. (i.ibsaI
5. iila,kMnod' : Edinburgh Magazine Tory
Tis.e sf,o heals iIy tfrfr.rnitne thfs~ great -,
hfieal itdis, ~ Gie1t Bnilf-Ah Is. Tots an a..
itai-hDl polite. isfn- only feature II thrii ella.
trrIrr. A. 0gtn. oftbs m,.l ffaiaund stsIs On se.
enc Literature Morally Inl Asligisn thrf stand
III csct ave sis5i. Hnri, aeIn The warii u eier,
beins con-. Tered Indispensable 10 the scholar and the
f,4es.ibn4l mln Nhis Ite iale genl is4der OF eve
D ri,..thry fami.h and .a.iaelpt, 4,
rrlI afhs rnrch lnetaiyte its day ihtpaghou M
sa,Li than esn b. pJ..biy o,Illncd from any other
uUfee.
EARLY COPIES. The receipt of Advance
sheets ifan ihe BHii.h Publishers sises sdsiiisnaI
,slae these Reprints, iassinarh :. Ihey "
ra-e ~ lie h,nd. - the .lb.etber. abS1, soon
the Ifiginil sdiiians.
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READYMIDE LOTHIYG
TO CONSERVATIVES.

g'IfE ilyer,-er having hren re.iorrd IL hraith IN
trs weeks W very Simple remedy. after ha,in 3
suffered several seaIs with severe luna tcii 49,,
ihii dtefd dise1se. innsumption--i anSttu 10 Rtk
knswn - BIZ fellow sufferers The mrans nftur.
III I'D VIZ ~ ire H. ~ vii send cnly II ,ic re
.crpiei used TIE. o. chNee.l with me direction. -
preparing AMI using he sane. whirh itrs VII find /.
sraE GCH fr Consumption. Asibms. Btonriiii-. DC.
i',r aals tj cinf tn alyn4ei in -enling ~ Ire.
scfpitin so brnei ihr Affected anl pre- IA nf,fma
ZION whirh hc cnrsses 10 " ntauahlr al lie hafe.
every sufferer viii ly hi rrneIs ~ it viii eel them
n,thing, and may pn,vs . blessing.
Persons w..hiag III prescription will please addnrs.
REy. EDA ARD 4. WILSON,
wlh4asaurgh, KING county. \. York.
0eiaher 80. G5- i2m
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To all who Write
More New Goods.

DuRNEITss TOILET SETS
- EuCOAINE. So lhs HAIR.
fLnkiNkl.,s ns~ snd dsligmiul perfume. faT
the hiHhkrsshtL
kALiIrTON, eosnsiir fet rsno,iss n. slls..
tan. sui hutn. &r
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH. for rr,,.isinR
and hssuil,ing ths istih sd " ne. Abs
BlRNETT's fLAiuRING ENIRAcIs.fr
cooking ju,l fsssi,,d add lef 81. Il ihs
DRUG STORE.
June ~. Ia
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

HAVING made this distinct brunch % trade. 20
II devote particular attention 10 IL, and kserns
ige stock Of all kinds Of
Over Coats.
Business Coats,
Black Ffock cna,s.
Vests aud Pants,
We are Grabbed generally 10 NJ end prsss ihcsr who
ayet swilh call. Mtshsll kesp oat slosk Isn,N.d
Il ON ims TO iiae. Calls r,amins il.
TuRkENTiNE 81 SON.
October I. 6i-
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CATION AZ certain unp,ineiped persous arc
attempting 20 psm ~ IN The transporting pubic. i'm:
iisiions 81 my PREPARED GLUE, 1 would caution
" persons % eIsnne before purchasing, and $50 that
The fall name,
~ Spalding's Prepared Glue, a;
. on The outsiJe wispper; ~ others ere minIHns
concerns
NOVEMBER - m.-lsm
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ReynaI.afg frsntlin o., Uhia,
January D lsb.
lIEyRf e sialiug.
NJ u i',,lir street. " Y.
Deat sir. Inrl.-e,l litsrn'y five cents. r25 Tor
.lfh sen4 hr ~ Espiaiir Plil.. s.nl ~ siifrs. n
NV W Il. ri ~. Rrtaali.tprg. fnnEin C,,. aIti1
ieGr u NIX Ike cl,trn cure Headache lal1si
iattssie. Truly ygup.
W.. &. FULLER.
Yp.iilnii, Mieb ian. IL, 1861.
Mn. srttnixa,
su.-.Nat long since ! sent 10 Won fat hos n CO.
fhafe Fills ff The rue oi Nerou. Ilssire ard t...
tHrnss md rerriyrd ilc ssnc md ihry bill % gnoI
IN effect tbaf w. induced VI ,end ~ mar,
Phase - 10 Is return matt Direct -
Is. q. WHEELER
It,ilinii Nieh
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JanuaTy is 1861.
IT, e. srAtaiso,
Sn. -iru wi prssr tenl nr twa boSe. u YOUR
Crphale Plils. Srnd them Immediately.
R,,Prsifuil, you're.
JnIy b siuOys.
Ps-- I hevs used ans box 81 yiar rilIs, sni fpi
hun rsrfil,ni.
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Drls f.rngn, tho. ian. -. 1861.
iTFSHI q. ssslbIss E.q.
prsss hgl snri,-rl twenty hy. rents. f,r which
stnd 30 stasfe, lot 81 taw Crrh.lc T. rs Tbry are
truly The hrst r 4. I have ever Md.
LWeet s. SLOWER. r. NJ
Bfie Vernon. ", tnlpl o., q.
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spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
sPALDINGs PuEPARED CLUES

SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMfl DlsPATCHl
tY"A stitch IN Time saves Nine" ~,
AZ accidents will happen, even IN well fesulated
families Il u very desirable 10 hsse some chesp and
convenient way for repairing Faniiurs, Toys, croe.
kerry, &c.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
meets oil such emetseneirs. aud no household ran
aGotj 10 lie without i. It's slways ready, and Up 10
the sticking point.
usgFUL N gyEnY Huusg.n
N. b. A Brush accompanies each Bottle. P,ice
% cents. Address.
HENRY G. sPALDfNG.
Mods Cedar STREET, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

IN A sinair bpliie - spsLniss's PREPARED GI.If
will save len times Ne coat annually. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

From ne Ny.t.R Erauiatr
crphale Pills sreomldi.h a.. oljed fat whi.h They
were made, VIZ; Cure of headache IN III iis fuim.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-01

Aasusl,. Geo.
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Publishers. No. 81 Patk.rOw, New York.
September 5. 5s- u
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04
1ubIif SaIfs.
BY GIBSON ~ 90
-, ~ - ~ .rs-asa-
TRUSTEE'S SALE


EEssn
&4sA VALUABLE PHOP +RTY, NO. IS NORTH BONi
STR EFT NEAR MULLIKE
~ virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Court FOR Baltimore
Gty the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale pub
ne agct n at he Sales Rooms, Second adlo ming
I 1sotce, in the city Of Btltimore, TUESDAY, tt
i-t ~ my OF March, at one o'clock NJ
NJ THAT PlECE or PARCEL OF GROUND Situate
H. ging IN the city g Baltimore, and described follow
Rnnd 70 say lightning Tor the side %
q AT the dist OF one hundred and thirty.eght
sA I1ches southerly from the south side Huken
eond sr+ aiming thence southery the side of
treeI teen feet thence e4stey bounding on ot
nc ledseu 70 one VIM Bggs one hundred and thir.
ieeG thence northerly, plraIc with Bond street
lteh iSe sHd thelc westerly by straight line one Inn
bred and thirty three feet to tie Mac oF 6.Sin,n% ~
ne improvements consist Of three stor f2rc III III
ING, with basement cellar and Back Fniiiin, IT. .fov,
property is subject to the yearly ground rent Of $40
erms o. sale prescribed by the decree ar hair or
the purchase money to be paid in cash on the s ~ saI
the balance in four months thereafter with inert
credit payment to tie secured by the Of the
with approved end0rSCr. ~ fN''l"sci
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CREDITORS
OF ANDREW HINES, who wee such prior TO The litb
day of May, 1859 to file their claims, with the vouchers
thereof in the Office OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore city, within month from the day of sala Of
the above property.
AMOS +. MUSSELMAN, Trustee
feIQ-oaW2U!ds GIRSON K CD 4unt-rs
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4nbliG SaIts,
nv y. w. BENNETT 4 On


E.:f SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
sTiiEI p.-.. -. ON SARATOGA STREET
ssEy virtue OF authority given in contract ietep-
asa Higgins, attorney of William Pratt and Richard "
watts and John f. Ewart duly recorded and also FLED IN
te Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the case Of Asa i
guns, Attorney rs. Richard W. Watts and John e. Ewat
ma m pursuance Of the provisions of the of Assembly
81 i2b chaper lg2, the undersigned will offer at sale al
bLlG AUCTION, at the Sales Rooms Second street adj
Jqinng the Post Office, in the city of Baltimore on WE'D
NESbA II the 9th day Of March, 1861, at O'Clock
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situ
ate aud lying in the city of Baltimore and described as n
lows:
Beginning for the same on the south side of SARATOGA
street at point eighty feet serly from the building line
on the west side of Gilmore street, and running theme,
westerly along the southern line of Saratoga seventy
seven feet less Vincent alley thence southcTv
along he eastern line of Vincent alley nney-SX feet to The
south eide of alley four wide extending Gil
more street. TO Vincent alley thence easerly along the south
sue sId Tour feet alley seYentyseVen feet to the western
me ul W fratts four houses; thence nOrthery along
place of beginning
This Lot Divided into four equal portions Of nineteen
ee three inches 'front.' on Saratoga street improved
handsome THRkE.SFORY AND BACK BUILDING
BRICK HOUSE, nearly completed and each subject 10 an
annual ground rent of $72.
The ofsae One third of the purchase money i'm
cash, onethird at six months, and onethird az twelve
FACTION of the undersigned.
ASA HIGGINS, Attorney OF W. II. Pratt
JOHN II. b. hATROBE, I ttt,r,e,.
OSMUN LATROBE, SA''oiH'Sa.
RFNNETT A
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ff: TRUSTEES 'SALE.-By virtue of de
M cree OF the Superior Court Of Baltimore city, sittn
.saA= IN equity the undersigned Trustee viii sell al
public auction the premises on n ESfi ~ ia r5j nav
Of March next, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. , 49,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL. OF GROTND with, .tr,,
Improvement thereon, situate, lying and being in the cjt
OF baltimore, aud described follows, wit-Beginnnlr
on the northeast side of Chestnut Formerly unon) STREET
at the distance of one hundred and eighty feet vest from
the northwest intersection HiIeu Street
Formerly North street. and running thence westerly bound
ing on Chestnut street twenty feet thence norhey par4
lei with Hen street hundred ee thence runnr east
parallel with Chestnut street twenty feet and thence south
parallel with iilen street hundred feet to the place
gnning subject to the yearly ground rent of sl3Shr
improvements thereon being small two story BRICK
No 209 This property is worthy the attention
builders as it would suit admirably any business requiring
room Le terms Of sale, prescribed by the Court,
one nan css and the balance ia two equal instruments
OF three and six months with int from day
e1 crSH payment to be secured by notes endorsed
the satisfaction of the undersigned
THEODORE GLOCKFR, Trustee
faISt3aw&ds ~ 80 W. W -it :. 4 p,tJIt t:i
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SMrnutrt.

EgENRY W JENKINS,
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. Is LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of and is constantly nanusctu-
ring, every description fCABNET WARE, ofthe best ms
tcrials and work rlanshp.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS OF Hair Feathers IRON
BEDSTEADS suitable for Hotels, servants. &c iaEtf
"a NEW FURNITURE
VIZ WAREROOMS.
The undersigned would call the attention Of his friends
and the public to his WarerCons, and his large
and varied assortment of furniture. His stock being ALI
Jew, and Of the best workmanship with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance of the patronage he has
SO long enjoyed at the Oh GStand.
TTOS. McGLANNAN,
No 40l West Baltimore street
~ FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED, and
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh28 IF
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xaiallos ana Hlnsit.


2zc5u%4A&ga# PIANOS
TN Tf PIANOSl
M wow IS THE TINE TO BUY THEM
The subscribers having hand the largest and
orted stock of PIANOS in the city, determined to
ell them during the present lin a and political troubles
at reduced prices for cash, royed
For twenty their 10 q nts have been highly
y the
Every Piano Ave years and privi,aga
o. exchahge granted at any time within six months il II
should not prove entirely satisfactory " ~
W PERSONS in wart OF God PIANO. at rs dured nrire
mad better call and examine the contents Of orr
Nd PIANOS at all prices from se5 TO 500
MELoDEONS AND ORGAN HARNONIITMS from the
"eS' MAKERS suitable for Churches. from s45 800
WIN. KN8BE h co,
;ooo.t No $50 Baltimore street,
Emf afro
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30Mses. IT,. fnE SaIa anl 8tnt.

fS.isst FOR SALE.--A new and desirable
paiil DWELLING Townsend street, opposite the Ne
u2orI9i Church, with all the modern Improvement
hlHbe sold bargain hanged for Railroad bones
Apply to WM. H. MARRIOTT, NO "a n Charles st. fr26-lf
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Constance MOtitts.

NJ Ut c Z Neither the Captain nor the
" Cons gnees of the Bremen bark Anna' from Bre-
men will be responsible for any debts contracted hy the
crew OF sad bark. fel5 3w
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5tineS, @Gannrs, H.

KRJAS. HAZLITT Il CO.,
ss55S@sEzS$4 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
a&=ssHss IN WINES, BfsANDIES AND LIQUORS
~ 4 Al SCUM GAF STREET, BALTIMORE,
A large and superior stock ofPUEE RYE WHISKEYS
rom the most celebrated bsLilere. rnrI7-tf
Ga THOMAS SHIELDS 4 Co.
e-ts.zk1.ss GRToRTEEs
w VINES
AN D
3 r NDIF S
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AmMsemltnts.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

Last appearance Of
Mr.. CHARLES DILLON,
- THIS Saturday EVENING, March 2i,
W hen he will appear in two characters
LOUIS ri.
Eulogised by the Press of England of the most
sneuar and artistic performances of the and the cee
brateG role of
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
VIII be performed Historic Play, acts, entitled
LOUIS NI.
LOUIS ri, (king Of France) CHI rs. DILLON.
To conclude with the Drama, in acts, entitled
DON CESAR DE BAZANl
Don Caesar de Bazan CHAS DILLON
In active reparation,
UNCLE SAN'S MAGIC Pills
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TN TINE OF PEACE-PREPARE &C
4 The undersigned are prepared to manufacture UNI
FORMS for Military Companies in any quantity at the
shortest notice From their extensive experience in that
inc they guarantee satisfaction in all cases Prices
moderate. JNO. II. REA K CO.,
n. E. South and Pratt streets.
Refer MARYLAND Light Diyision Nd Volnntaarc s
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W0NEatr0n.

NUMLHIkUI..
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
lVAYOUNG LADIES'
The FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION begins First Wednesday
IN September The OF instruction in usual
BRANCHES is full and thorough being under the direction
an eclent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education
command of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters with the comforts and ad
School
Fol terms Of admission and further information address
Rev, GEO. LEWIS STALEY Principal Mount Washin gton
Baltimore Co. MARYLAND inlT-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
Power Of the New Republic.

There IS a delusion abroad. both North
and south. that the divided Union Will
result in the organization of two or more
small and feeble governments. incapable
OF commanding the respect Of the world
and anarding melancholy illustrations Of
tie failure Of Republican form of Govern
ment
A glance at the national domain will!
show the emptiness Of fears like these. and
leave no room To doubt that the South at
least VIII possess all the elements essen
tial 70 a stable and most powerful nation
aIity. The fifteen southern States com
prise m area of 81. 5G4 square miles
The Territories contain l.j93.OOo square
miles. fifteen thirtv-thirds of which. or
$4,000 square miles, belong to the slave
Statcs-making an area for the Southern
Coufederacy Of l.574 lG4 square miles
All this magnificent domain is alpated to
slave labor, and capable Of sustaining a
population Of some 2OpooNo 600 souls II
is nearly equal in area TO the combined
territory of treat Britain and Ireland.
France. Sweden and Norway. Spain.
Portugal. Austria. Prussia, Turkey and
Italy. 1t comprises a country available
tor all the pursuits of civilization, and
regularity fitted to the institutions of the
south.
The area Of the North Is still greater
though it, climate and soil and social in.
stitutions are less propitious, and not 50
homogeneous as to render a united and
stable Government as practicable as il
promises to be at the South. A Pacific
Republic is quite sure to follow dissolu
ton Of the Union, and there can be little
doubt that the Southern Confederacy viii
outstrip any other Government that may
lie organized out of the remaining States
and in few years vie with any on earth
in all the elements of Empire.-A'ysv'd
! Despatch.
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Tho Eg.L Republican U.H.. a.H uIa-
iue lrl. UI .u# s..r sensible n.....s-
taus 10 CO. Toronto canada. r.... .u r"-
.rrI tr tle u.a.. r.. wH..I -..Hf I.H.u
win la urG.H iI UrHuH.is r...rr. .s- tua
-rutlru U..u... tU.r ..H evidently
%. rIa.s.lu . or. ti.r. HnT .u CO.. violence
20. tHs.r r.r..r. i.r.. .... mt. u... .H-
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t.a. .H.rt.. Dol. T..I ... batter. .ur
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uuI. .fu .ru r.. .H.uu.#..s
.H..H Ursu..H.. ..w with fnn material
l1rl n.-e portion DI l.. commerce. and
r.4t. ru..rryu.nt t1 H.s u.I.a. u. l.s
ranrlg. . ODD. OBJ. OBJ. w..s r..uH-..sr.
tllt over entered OF. N.n d.. ID d..H.l,a
rHrrlH.
a yps. ..H.t.. and practical member
. OF our Convention u.r .H session. .s#
Z f.4ta.l ami. iI.4 very ..rr..v d. ID ...fa i.r
.us.rI. Referring % % ..tr#. su.-..nr
[ fifus1u aI ono a'fIa orators. who uf-
rasrd .,ls. ..u. q. tho .-. vI1.rr r..-
ION War1t-. would rr .}.arI Whom
Z ,..t.I,.rs s,r i. r.......,..t. .1 ." .s.t..r.
{ .iif, Lg .uruossH t.4t tIs rn.ra-.Isr.
rf these Eauuf.T.. ir...af.t .l.u.,I,..
Isg.rs I,rf p,Ifrsf.t.. .#ra rfr.u.rr
I rara.rifi1r - % distinct nationality. First
vouhI como tine r.rfa.arf &c Sew
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vofiII fr.r.r. v4rt ua.. OBJ. gu... u..
Ju.fi1u- of u Ur-H.a.. ars answer
I y.ufI be-. cotton manu- r.ur... .llU..
. gri.I CIR. .uI wooden s,#Hf.." "WDll
...w If. I.r.l.ttu would r.uI~. 'wa Hr1-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
military AraIra Of rdl.si.sippl.
We clip the following interesting item
Of military news from lhe NM.ss.nnian.


We clip the following interesting items
of military news from the Has.Ssgpap:
Tue BRIGApEs Of Tue ARYr or MIssIs-
-IpFr-The fifth and eighth Military Reg
mental Districts composed Of the counties
of ,bickasaw, Monroe. Lowndes, oStibba-
Ia, Winston. Noxubec, Neshoba, hempcr,
Newton. Laudcrdale, Smith, Jasper,
Clake, Jones. Wayne. Perry. Greene, Har-
rison, Jackson and Hancock. constitute
the first Brigade and have been assigned
to Gen. Van Dorm.
The Sd and 18th Rceimental Military
Districts composed of the counties o! Boil
war, Sunhowor Washington. l--aQuena,
Nazoo, Warren, Claiborne, Jefferson, Adj
ans. Franklin, Lawrence, Wilkinson.
AnItc, Pike, Coyington, and Marion, con
stltutc the second Brigade and have been
. assigned totem. Clark
The ith and 9th Military Regimcntal
/ Districts composed Of the counties OF Val
1 obu-ha. Calhoun. Carroll. Holmes Attala,
/ Choctaw. Tallahatchie Madison. Laako.
4 scott, Kinds, Rankin, Copiah and Nmp-
l son, constitute the 3d Brigade and have
/ been assigned TO Gen. Alcoln.
1 The l-t and "a Military Re.imcntal
! Districts composed Of the counties Of De
I Soto. Marshall. Tunica. Coahoma. Pamela.
Lafayette Tppah. Ti-homjngo, Pontotoc
and Inwamha constitute the ith Brigade,
and has been assigned 70 Gen. Mott.
AD5rr,NT AND INSPECTOR or THE Army
1 or MlssI,sIrrI-T Military Board have
conferred this important appointment
upon Gen. Richard Griffith, Of this c.tv,
F. who has entered upon the Discharge Of it,
. duties
4 pa0.EEpISGs o. THE MILITARY BOARD. ~
A.. The orders, regulations, &n., OF the Mill
tlrv Board organized under an act Of the
. Convention oi Mississippi, will be officially
. published for proper distribution at an
early day The Board adjourned vc-ter-
. day, 70 assemble again upon the cal! Of
the Governor.
STAFF DEPARTMENT Is lIE ARMY OF Ms
. >Is-IrPI.- We learn that it has been or
derci hy the Military Board that the
Division staff shall consist of two Aids
. d.-t amp with the rank of Major rieade
staff to consist % one Aid-de-Camp to each
Brigadier General with the rank Of Cap
taiu-Rc1imcntal Staff to consist Of one
Adiutant. one Quartcr-Master Sergeant
and one Sergeant Major. Ii has been or
dered that there shall be one Adjutant
7 and Inspector General who shall be Chief
OF stall with the rank Of Colonel-anl
one At. Al. and In Gen with the rank
of 1T. Col. and four with the rank Of
Major. One Chief Of the Ordinance De-
pGrtment with the rank Of 1t. Col. one
Quarter-M8stev-Gene who shall also be
C1mmissary and Paym9st,r General
with the rank Of Colonel-iye Asst.
er-Ma-terGcneral- with the rank Of
Maior-Oue Quarter-Mastcr who shall al
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