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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
HUNT A JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia,

Richmond. Virginia,
EESERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"a 60 - tSs sale o. Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
- ---.-.. =, a. ,,ta sel2-6n
-ynestsr RsplbicNn, Stanton Spectator and treder
essbarg Sess viii ,yPy as and seai on. 70 wing Gu-
nUYAL & NOH tON'S "E o,ISg TnNlC, Foo
TnpToVias the Condition OF Horses ana
s... yflg frem a. appetite aud RELIEVING item 81 hNs
80 o-u,s ra5u-s Slr,rt AMI Ostenprrs ard an
~ = "a horse uteruLy Tbs Hose Ionic sNra
tha m .ppte glossy coat 81 hair Nli cAn ne ZEN on set
- ,.i Is improved ut1u os fAlsg back % his hrsi poor
s5.ltoa H use eNt-usyeiy sinee - ntrciulen'
t1 f,rr v-Ars aa md al parts OF NJ safe on 'l
sI. N1 Car5luA Hos, and In almost every quarter OF
H.. Ti,,n-snI the demand Is steadily Increasing.
re Horse rJnc give. universal s>tAeton As 'A w
,utsb = has been able ascertain can b o3Aled .. We
unipa lragsss 10 ms STATE, Ani OF JAS r DONAL pas
gsst soc Proprietor ani hAnaaactnrer So
NJ LIrNRV cars atiItsrJ CaPsii Jod,
VI DlOLEf TTs- Wholesale Ali K-4, 70 tne NuhAEy
- ~, pabur his stock % Home Manufactured
55f 3--y Hsrk Cadet AID Fatigue Syle CApi can
b. = at xhs'u-It favorable terms Ns Ia any city
Id m u-1 Pa-fclS attention Is desired 90 NJ bla'S Au,AJ
"a, M il re ast most darshe and wtrnesi CAP no- mAasisc
I Avn GA stBI ,0 supply Of took M ulanaiAet1-r
5f grsss 4ta Sisc and Retail trade I'll be conIuu
"a JaHS DO ~ no 80 N>i1 street., Redmond, w. srN
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r. rae FGRuERS or VIRGINS
NEM AUCTION HOUSE,

F0E THE SAILS o. NGGEOss.
rEyHr u.5.r. mel MS dsy ccnced he Auction busas
flr thr Al NhGAls - TIE AuctOn Room BrAuEln
sIr--t. lately asculirl ~ BErrS A GkEaORH.
sci SvFrc-s both p-bu-y A1d privately, AID socts Ne
.ssr1r - frrz aad se pulc generally. He pledges f
f promote i--frs ~ hs patrons and taicrs Himself
AZ f long -8Devacs The trade be Ill be enabled y
obt ne hlesi urkg pre- re oil make liberal advances
% property ha1d-Aad psp~csd 70 beard persons vn
4rxsI t-ti- 49, ao er icrvAatse4yag ample accom-
,s.,i.-.5as f,r bgth RE. sfOKES,
Ca Frs1sHn, 5rd door bslou " III street
.-rt,s.s r.r
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worth Of diamond pays only three dollars. Upon
lager beer, IS the lii passed the House, there
was tax of dollar per barrel upon piano
fJrles, four dollars piece
A barrel Of beer is worth about four dollars
The tax was twenty FIVE cents on the dollsri on
the piano forte one per cent. on the dollar, upon
the average. As the law now exists, there is
no duty upsn pianos, and fifty cents upon the
dollars worth Of lager. l might run this psTal-
lal through 1t is not important that 1 should
DO 80 now. 1: is said we can remedy whatever
0t wrong there is in this bill at the next session
Of Congress. Indeed this is the pr0mp: and
ready reply when any measure IS urged or
passed to which objection is made, If wisdom
in legislation is exercised, if just and necessary
acts are, and unjust aud unequal ones are made
Just and equal, we must look to some future
Congress. For one, / have no hope from the
present Congress, who have done 80 much mis-
chief 10 shc country, to civilization AID 70 rlzn-
kind.
hope, I trust, believe there IS public virtue
and intelligence enough among the people to re-
pair in some degree the errors and f5lIiss this
Congress has committed. If there is lot, ths
future of our country is dsIk and gloomy
enough
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Military Districts Of Department Ne. /,

HEADQ'Rs DEPT SOUTH HIss'PPI AND EAST
L0UIsIANA. Jackson, Miss, june 20, le62.
General r1er No. .
THAT part Of Lousana East Of the Mississ ppi River
! and the counties Of Missisip t. lying the Gulf
will constitute the ir.t District Of this Department and
viii be commando until further orders, by Gen Rug
GIGS.
All the countcs Of Mississippi below and touching the
35 parallel Of titu3e, except the three Gulf
es win constitute the Second District and viii be undrr
the command BriE.-Gep. Wm. =. r Beau.
All C0unts- Of Mississippi wing between the 32d
and the 32rd parallel Ct latitude viii constitute the thrd
District and viii be commau ded by Br gadirr General
81 l. Smith.
The General Officers assigned TO the command Of
Districts viii proce 10 establish their h. radqusTers
wit IN the mi of the pectiye commands convenient
tie Mssss pp river, ami 10 teleEraphc cummunica-
uon with Jackson, Mississippi They wi also, without
ceay, oceed 10 orga ze equip and discilne troop
which OF may be raised within their respective =
tcts Itis xpected that they viii defend, 80 the ut
term 81 every fost Of gr und invaded BY the enemy,
and to attack him heneyer it ID pos i0le 10 do So
H. snizstion less than regiment CT Of least =
battalion Of five companies will be allowed in The Par
ti-sn Ranger service In Is Department. ompanios
raised In this service viii be organized into regiments
hsttalions and the comma dsrs thereof will be held
strictly accountable for the good order and proper dis
cipline their commando An uDdiscplined rabbe Is
dangerous 20 the enemy, is eztremel injurious 70
the negbborhOod where ii may be stationed, and Is
disgrace 20 country. The burning Of fences, killing
OF stock tbs destruction Of property o. any kink Is
forbidden by Orders well as by common honesty.
III headquarters Department Is temporarily removed
70 Nicks urg, Miss
By order General Earl Van Dom.
N. N. KmM.L, Major & A. s. G.
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/. IF your clothes take FIRE, slide the hands
down the dress, keeping them as close to the
body as possible, at the same time sinking to
the 1oor by bending thu knees this has a
snothering effect upon the flames. If net eE-
tinguished, a great hesdway is gotten, lie
down on the door, roll over and over, or, better,
envelope yourself in a carpet rug, bed cloth or
any other garment you can got hold Of, always
pTefeTTiEg woOlen.
2. If the body IS tired, rest if the brain is
tired, sleep.
3. If the bowels are loose, lie down in a warm
bed, and remain there aud cat nothing until
you are well.
4. If an action Of the bowels does not occur
at the usual hour, eat not an atom until they do
act, at least for thirty-six hours; meanwhile
drink largely Of cold water or hot teas, and ex-
ercise in the open air to the extent of general
perspiration, and keep this up until things are
righted. This suggestion, if prsc.iced, would
save many lives every year, both il the city and
in the country.
5. The three best medicines in the wOr ID are
warmth, abstinence and repose.
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From the NeW TorS Evening POST
We in America have been accustomed to
make frequent little squibs and sstirss about
English taxation, but EsucefOrta live ia tco fra
gile glass house to throw stones. A walk I'D
Broadway shows tia. we can calm the h0nors
Of taxation quite as much as cur doTn-trOd-
den cousins IN Europe.
A tax gathereE's promenade In Broadway IS
by nc means unsUFgestive. Leaving Bowling
Green, lie sees several taxed hotels whieh pav
licenses Of 8. least SIOJ. The bonded ware
houses, a few steps further, reminds Us tlas
htiy cents duty IS paid for the entry into or
withdraw tlerefrOm of sny goods IRE snIsn-
did stores Ui the wholesale dealers lra escH
worth fifty dollars year to Uncle sam EFery
CLERK standing in tire doorway OF these stores
u,ust pay 3 Per cent. OF his iUc1ne over 5000
At the express Office you observe lha. for oyery
receipt for goods 10 be transmitted theTe is
charge of trCn Gre TO FIVE cents. That p0Itiy
sJ0ek-br0ker turning out Of Wall street is worth
tity dollars year 70 his government IN licsr-
ses, while that csTEisgs aud horse driving up
near the corner represents another s. As
h5 goes past the nest Of lawyers q. Triuitv
buildings It is q satisfaction 20 tie tsx-gath-
erer TO .kna thst each Of them has 20 pay q
license Of $40. He g.aucss into the auctiOueers'
stores, and cOmpiaCenty remembers that every
one must contribute SlU % the government
to pay his share, and on the ea-iu--bouss whe7s
he takes nibbis there IS 9 similar claim u be
passes a newspaper Office, he rsl-c.s thst for
every advertisement the proprietor psys psr
cent. on the gross receipts. Every physician
whose little tin sign he may see on Bis route
mus. disg0rge $40 The cigars smoked along
the streets are taxed according TO their value. II
it rains and hop puts up Al umbrella, he resd nos
pay for the privilege, unless /. IS as.ik umbrella
IN which case he must Fsy per cent. Of its
7slue-cOnsequ equently cotton umbrellas viii be in
active demand. Theatres, wholesale aid retail
stores, and the incomes derived from every
building on your Broadway route are taxed.
Peoples clothes and what they est are taxed.
II we wish to slaughter hogs and sheep for eur
own consumption, Uncle Sam permits Us to Do
gratis; bat hs viii not permit Us to hang our
selves for nothing, as hemp is taxed 8 per cent
II We wish to leave the city aud 90 to New Jsr-
sey, we can DO so freely; but if We 2zefer other
foreign climss aud think Of Europe, We must
pay 50 for the passport and dCliar tax Ter the
privilege Of buying our passage ticket.
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Headquarters, department Of South
Mississippi and East Louisiana.

NICKsBUUG, June o. 1852
Gen Van d n assumes command in person OF the
defense Of Viclsburs aud surrounding country. Gen
erz ~ l. Smith viii remsin in immediate Charg. Of the
defense Of the CITY, aud viii call upon the General Com
andng for whatever force he may require from time %
tUe. lie viii keep him informed Of his operations and
Of The movements of the enemy the river in his front
The General Commanding the tronps in the field
[3-eCbnrGFes corps viii msae the disposition already
Indicated by written iIsrUctiOu5t him and VIII be
naly ready for active sertce The greatest prOupt
ness Is essential TO success and it is hoped that all viii
b. adjusted by the rt 90 resist 10 the death, that
the citizens o NicksbUrE have snfc5ed by tie willing
sacrifice of their pr party.
Lieut. Col Ferguson is charged wi observing the
movements Of ths enemy both fsIs Of position.
His cavalry should be vi-iiant energetic, t-al and
Uniiri G Information must be conveyed promptly to
these Eeadq Tarters. The ou-pOit under command Of
Gen. CoUe is important and II is expected that he will
do 81 in Lis power 70 guard wel.as well the
post Of Gel Miller
C0ursrs s ouId be kept at on Headquarters to
vsY Information 20 General Headquarters Col Fergl-
-.ll detail them upon application.
Let Is ge borne Ia mind Ly All that the army be-e Is
defending the place against occupation. This viii be
done at s hsZris-evga though this beautiful and de-
voted city should be laid IN ruius and ashes
BY order OF Major General Earl Van Dorm
III NJ KI MEL.
jyl9 lm Major and A A. G..
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TIE YANKEES AND THE GEGROEs.-It ap-
pears from statements in The Northern newsqa-
pers that McClsllsn proposes 20 employ negroes
to perform the hard labor on his f0r-ifcstioDs.
with a view to save his troops from the periIs Of
suastroke. This is the SOFT Of freedom the de-
Iuded slaves enjoy when they get into the
clutches Of the AbOhdOnists. They ere worked
to death, in order to save tho lives Of p-opor-
tionate number OF miserable Yankees, not O1e-
half of whOn can lay IS much claim 70 respacs-
ability IS the blackest corufeld negro in Yir-
pinis. We hope our authorities, in negotiating
for an exchange Of prisoners, viii make ice in-
vsders account for az least q portion Of the
.scontrabsnds' they have stolen, though IN max
ing up their relative value it should sppsar that
one niger was equal to two Yaukees.-Rich-
msna Dispateh
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GEN. VAN DORN's Address.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT S. MISS. & E. Ia,
NICRsBURG, July Z, lS62.
To the People Of Louisiana a. q Mississippi:
you will see by General Order o. 10, from ties6
i Headquerters that the District Commanders have
directed assemble together camps OF n5r7c-
ton, and organize all he troops thar can be raised IN
uis Department They have also been directed ie Sp-
point ts necessary officers for that purpose subisot
be approval Of tee President.
Ie-ruestiv appel 10 you to respond 10 their call
The object Is the defense of your homes rs be ONES
brave people lE- citizens Of Yicksburg have FivCn
y0u example of what 6 heroic people may accom-
pisE uhea th Y truly parI.5 .5tc and brave
Victory once more sits smiling IN the folds Il our long
dropping bsnners-tbe enemy have been driven bac- in
Nirgiuis-he has withdrawn his forces from Charleston
harbor 20 defend lis eitI-s puzzled what 20 do ia
North Mississippi and Tennessee, snd Is still bsed
NicksburG The river is not yet his One mere effort
one more determined blow snd we are free
iSgue5) EARL VAN DORM
Official Aaj0r-GeuerBl.
NJ NJ. KuIsiEL, Major and A. A. G.
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A Singular Case.

From the Hartford Times.l
In New Hartford, on Monday evening at six
O'Clock three boys went in bathing, in the Far
rnington river above the large dam of the Green
wood company's mills, and one Of them, lad OF
eleven years, getting close upon the dam, was
drawn under by suction into hole in the dam
Tuis hole an accidental one,) was barely large
enough to admit the lads body. but be was
drawn into it and disappeared The other boys
became frightened and ran homo, keeping the
loss of their companion secret, for fear OF con
sequences to themselves. The next day search
was made; his clothes were found on the bank
and the river was thoroughly dragged, to no
purpose On Wednesday morning the boys
were forced to tell where the lad was. AT once
it was resolved to take up "a portion of the dam
This was done, and under the dam the boy was
found Giirc. He was perched on the timbers OF
the dam, the water up TO his thighs. lie was
delerious, and was SO weak that he had 10 be
carried home. wrapped in a sheet. he says he
has no recollection of anything except that ne
found himself climbing up the framework of the
dam in the dark and it kept dark all the while
he was there. He says he cried and shouted all
ihs while through the whole OF it. he must
have fallen some distance when he was drawn
down.
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General Order 10. 2

HEApQRs DEPr. OF MISS. & T La,
NICKsBURG, July T. 1862
Z HEREAFTER no passports will be granted 20 per-
sons TO come 20 Fleksbu7g except to those connect
ed wiki the army, citizens who may have public
business with the army, urgent vate usiuess " ch
mu { be sssfactory the Provost Marshal All per
sons arriving in EckshurF required to report imne-
diateIy 70 Can III. J. Smith.
Al Hereafter persons residing in districts over which
martial law has been proclaimed who not connected
with the army VIII not be permitted TO wear military
clothing Of any description, pam o: Imprisonment or
fine
Ill Provost BIarshss are strictly charged with the
enforcement of this order.
By order Of Major General Earl Van Dorm.
n. NJ. EIMMEL,
ATs5Dr aud A 4 O..
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No APPLAUsE-The Washington S,ar says
thst the other evening at the serenade cf Cen
Lew. Wallace, Mr. Porter, in his speech, urged
volunteering upon all as = sacred duty. Il vas
the duty of all men to protect their county
Applause Fathers must be willing to give
up their children, Icheers, and those we love
must be sent to the field of carnage. Ap-
piause. The government must be supported,
[Ioud applause, aud offiee-holder in Washing
ton should leave his desk and do his part. no
applause whatever. Mr.. Porter looked around
him: 20 Ah hear no applause to that seAii-
ment" Laughter
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a COntrahaud EERnGs Himself Uundel
Peculiar CireuBsHtaHces,

Peculiar circumstances,
From the Chicago Times.
WINNEBAGo STATION, H., July I6.-Pfe-
sumiug that editors have taste for important
ems, l c0nclude to furnish Ore for your paper,
which is nothing more nor less than the com
uitliug Of suicide by an unfortunate contraband.
The circumstances, as ruinoT sets them ahcss,
are substantially as follows:
A certain lieutenant in a company of the
forty Illinois volunteers came home short
lime siace Oh iurlough, It being alleged that his
physical constitution wanted Iecuperating, and,
to rurthsr the scheme Of emancipation, brought
home q coups Of cOntTabsnds wko stood ia the
relation Of man and wife. He was in high
feather, btiag assured that he had accomplished
a part of the object which he had ia vIew when
be enlisted, which was TO free all negroes and
hang al the rebels.
a few days passed on and it became painfully
evident to The negTO that he had been made the
victim OF misplaced confidence, and settled
disc0ntent took the place of his former cheer
fulue.s. He could face death, aye, suicide, with
its attendant horrors, but could not brook the
thought Of prolonging life with bis abolition
godfather. For tear that his distGsts Of sboi
tionism may seem a small incentive to so fear
ful leap, 1t may not be out OF place 10 just
mention that he had Of late become jealous Of
his wife who, By the way, is very good looking,
and nearly white. To " hat extent, the green
eyed monster" was responsible for SO unIimely
death, justice viii, sooner or later, relieve the
public curiosity.
The negro told one Of the family the day be-
fore his death, that bis wife didn't seem to care
anything for him, OF to want him around." He
had some words with her in the night, aud
finally dressed himself and went out. Not
coming in very soon, his wife fell asleep, bus
awoke after a while and informed the heuten-
ant that George wasn't there. Being half
asleep, and not dreaming of suicide, the lieu
tenant slspt-sept sound till the gray of the
dawn disclosed the insnimate form Of the negro
swinging from q beam in the barn.
Thus endeth the first lesson in the great abO-
lition drama which this disunionist mapped out
at the commencement If there is no other way
to get rid of the dsrkeys, would suggest an
equal distribution Of them among the RspubE-
can party. Il would be scheme of e1termina-
ton.
If the curtain rises from the second scene,
and your correspondent is lucky enough to see
what's in the wind, he may send you spicy
as well as an important item next time.
Yours, truly, WINNEBAGo.
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notice.

= fbe mstter Of the s settlement Of the estate Of
il Hstids Price, dec 4 J. I S2cersA dniaistrstor Of
tie ata OF &sfids rce. Ceccassd SIS dgy ed and
presented his account Of the Zee iBts sd
on behalf q said estst5, a1d moved s;hs Court
asive add allow the final account Of bis ad
a MIST q ion Whersurou IN pursuance OF ibe lue
~ his behalf j. Is ofCe ed By ths Losrt that sald L.
Inis give notcs OF ths pIessEi7n Il his h5sl
socount BY publ z1i1n OF ID sane in tie appeal,
neHspapsr published II the Town Cf Grenada In this
State for four fuccessve weeks a-d tha. citation issue
70 the res dnt hsrB cf ad ett4e 10 come forward and
how csa,s, any hey can Why d final account
E5oula lot be allowed sud ordered 70 Tec0Ed.
IssGed July i thi 1862
J. T. SAMPLE
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MISCELLANEOUS
General Ordere 10. 9.


GRENADA, Niss-, JuUe 2Sd, As62.
N conformity with Special ders No ; dates ct
> feecguzrteIs Mississippi ste Troops AaiorGer-
ersls Cflee, canton, June zh ls6l Brgadsr General
b. 7. Barry, IN his sbsenc- the commanders Of reFi
ments and baftsluns Of bis brigade, VII call on ihs
orute meE OF his 5r1gsae for immediate service IN ths
Gsld.
IT, These ul1uts men VIII meet on twenty fouT hours
roes a. their respective county SEATS scch other
more convenient points may Be des sns et by ther
cou1isnders hsvrg IL view coEcsrtrs ion in sdgspce
o. tue IalahatchC river she crest railroad thor
osGhfare 70 resist ana Impede the progrs Of The
nv
III These troops VII supply their own srms. and
SEe rPq1isiton cn the A7jutant General Of the SLie
for sH1uHiti TO tn extent of e y rou2ds per man
En1 lAeir subsistence vii be purchased in tbeir
sP ctve dstriet BY competent Ofseers beougng the
respective bst'as0ns.
" Commanders Of bstt1inus s1f cannEuies vii re
Pot i1tasdistty rheG oTgsnizs in, Strength station
End ouJht, 20 their Brradiar 6erersl OF ether CON
nsDder sod send copy q esch re- The Assistant
Adiufs sus General a. rhess Headq lsrles
'. Ire Gene a couuzroiug tbs Spe cisl Department
j. a-nEi5se Inst appeal s necessary Msssippaus
IN tbs oeerse OF ther families ard their 6resiGcs their
koushold gods sud sltr Essre iE1d against IL soent
invS5rrs enEs-Cd ia bs-bs-cus snd fneHcs' crusade
BY con nsnd Of Br- eadier Ce1--si BUGGLFs
L D SANDID Fl, f. S. A.,
iu24 w a 2 a. aIdInsp GeIeraL
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILSi

POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS, !
JUNE 2Ith, 1862
DR0POSALS VII be received st tbs QfIice for esrly
il ing the IGa'ls on the following rout5s. for fJJr
ears from snd sf5er the frrt day Il July next:
Route $50. Cz454.)
Tr,Y1 Grenada by Providence Steam MOL Stnteland,
Ca7ersta Oakley BeiiefJnlaius and Mount VISA 10
Ho1enlind-n s. miles sld bas once week.
cave Grensda Monday e A g. A-rve q Hohenan-
den same day by 10 ?. n.
Le xve Hehenlinden ] Il Eaay si n ArrsYe At Grs-
nsdG sane Cav BY ~ r NJ
Route 643. C7450.)
From Grenada TO Troy miles and back, oBee a week.
Leave Grenada Ttursdsy St A. r. Arr.ve at Troy
sans asy by An
Leave Troy Tuursisy g; 4 P n. Arrive At 0Fenace
same dsy by P. H.
". NJ HANKINS, P. ~,
iue4-laUaw Grenada Miss
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LaM0R,S NATIEF,

N0GEITTED 20 the jail cf PsEols county, Ei5sis-
~ sippi negro ma, who csils hik mare SIMON,
and tsys BE bel7rEs 10 Robert Ee-slv, of Kentucky
t5e -6Ea TaJ from As! VIM near Helena, Arksusss
lie seems 10 he Ebout IBe1 y-seven yssTs ol is very
black i've feet ten inches high hes BIZ right
eye and kas but little beard.
J d. JONES Saerf snd Jailor.
L e - -
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PRAIsEwoRTHY.-The superintendents Of
the Georgia and the Augusta and Savannah
railroads are running cars to the South Carolins
railroad depot daily, to convey the sick and
wounded soldiers passing through our city TO
their respective roads. he Georgia hospital and
relief association have, also, IN connection with
this praisewerthy movement, established way
side hospital on Reynolds street, where the sick
and wouoded soldiers are provided with rest
and refreshment. A number of kind-hearted
ladies aud gentlemen devote their time and al
tention 10 this object-sO patriot and so worthy
Of ppOrt.-AHgHSta COHstitutioRGlist
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gTy4WayS CsTCgT

I1HABL8s sn5 TOE, beorgirE 10 ". S. Ball Of
- Memphis, Tesn. runaway from Lew. Ki gs ne T
Fsughsns Station. o. Cent-sl read Charles very
s-7ut negro sz feet bieh, large wbi,kers thirty years
Old sn5 sek Ten Is yelicT, ga-sl goa.ee, aud slut
ts-l While g. king.
J. z. JOSES. Sheriff snd Ts7or
lv5-1aw3v% parrls count Krsg7
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NOTECE
JYFICE or MISSISSIPPI CEETR L R ;nR0ADI
Fn.ErBa

OEFICE or MISSISSIPPI CEETR L r tIL.R0AD0
COMPANY, !
HOLLY STRINGS Nay a6th l6f2-
Y eonEeQCsucs Cs rar occupation Of New Orleans BY
the enemy, PrOvs7a cannot Be made for obigst oas
- ts comp any payable a. that pOut the Isl prOEi
no and thereafter Thsrsfere holders Of such paper
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