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Mineral Wealth of the states and Terri.
aartea.

Mineral Wealth of the States and Terri.
ssries.
WASHINGTON, September 25.-Some months
ago the commissioner of the general land office
addressed circular to various land officers,
making inquiries as to the mineral wealth of
their several sections Of country, and request
ing thtm toioTward specimens. Responses show
greater extent and richness of gold aud silver
than has heretofore been ever imagined, includ-
ing Washington aud Nevada Territories, and
the Southern or Colorado region of California; 5
the last named embracing between six and
seven millions acres of land. In speaking of
the mines Of Gold Hill and Virginia City, six
teen or eighteen miles from Carson City, the
secretary Of the Territory of Nevada says the
quartz there found contains both geld and silver
in large quantities, the two metals being rarely
found elsewhere in such abundance.
Beside the facts regarding the astonishing
mineral wealth of those regions, the reports at
ford much valuable Information as to the vege-
table productions and natural resources generally
for sustaining large populations.
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NEW ORGANIZATIOE---MEN OVER
THIRTY-FIVE.

kQY proper authority 1 authorized TO rase this
II baiia 100 TO rsgmeat and receive iut0 the ser
vice Of the Coniedsfae States new eompsuiss com
posed Of men ever t-irtyfve years Of age These will
be organized With the four companies and form a
regimsnt-the Ted Officers appointed upon recommen-
dation Ard the company officers elected The compa-
nies tsndered der this will be ordered to Grenads
drilled By me, and afmed and equipped before going
into the field. Tr4nsport alton viii be furnished upon
app cstou TO me. no company received until it mum.
bers Esvsrt o. siH-1fieers and enlisted men.
have been in the command OF B.igadier General
Bowen since september 1854, and Major Gen. Breckin
ridges stree the evacuation OF BovlBg Green and IA
them refer for my fitness for the duties assigned me
Addrsls me 81 Grenada, Mississippi.
W. A. RAYBURN, Mfjnr,
Commanding lst Miss. Battalion shsrpshOoters.
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GENERAL ORDER No. IS.


JACKSON NisS, Septemb 25 1862.
Ii oicsry nou comrri STONED ofs ard ptssS
d beoDgrg q gnen.ss bsitAiors or companies OF
returned Prison rs and who have bsented htnsslyes
without authority will report mme ateiy 10 their ro-
spscve regimen Jsckson and CT ntNu. they viii
De regarded a. and punished accor0 ngiy-
O1cers and men khr bsar in u nj thai pt shment
by the rules and articles carries with il forfeiture OF
pay ste. Al officers Of the Confederate States Army
g Provost Mar halls enrolling ofhcers slsO all Sher-
H. Magistrates other officers, requested to
arrest all such and turn them over TO tbe com
mRnCing officers nearest military stations who VIII
send them under qua d 70 this post All persons SP
pretending and dehvs log deserteis entitled 10 q
reEsrd Of thirty dtusr sRch
list Of Sd entses vii be published at once for the
inform tfion of the public.
By order Il Biigsdier General LLOYD TILGHAAN.
POWHATTAN ELLIS, JB,
md A
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A MAN TO BE Re,IEMBgRED.-Tho Ne,

A MAN TO BE RENIEAIBERED.-The New
Orleans correspondent of a Yankee journal
thus extols the merits Of traitor:
If there be one man in New Orleans who,
more than all other men, deserves well of his
country, that man is John McGinnis, editor and
proprietor of the True Delta. he has been
faithful among the faitbless, and was bold and
manly in a time OF danger. We commend him
to the President Of the Uaited States, to Secre-
tary Seward, and to Major General Butler. He
has done more for the cause of freedom and
American nationality than all other newspaper
editors in the State of Louisiana. We trust
that President Lincoln WILL in some signal way,
evince his appreciation of the pluck OF this
brave editor. Long may the True Delta live.
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Correspondence Of the n y. Journal OF Commerrs.l
PARIS. September J-The hero has fsllsu.
Alas tor tyaribaldian shirts and Jackets, they
have had their day, sul some new IDOL viii give
his name to frills aud fugbsl5ws. Bat we have
a peep behind the curtain Of the steliers, and
can give our lady saleTs a nO5i0u OF WhEJ they
may buy and wear for the autumn season Tie
palBtOts for the cooler weather which nave
been shown US as the maisJu Sarau, lJ hue DO
Paix, are longer aEd tullsrs,hau those worn dur
ing the summer. The mason Sarau makes
also very pretty cssSaques that are ample and
have reVers and pockets; this wrapping is worn
generally in wool, either in black violet or gray
and trimmed with braid and pr0tusl1n OF but
tons. This costume IS very sprgp1s IN the coun-
try or on the return from travelling when sum
msr tOilettes are no longer cCIH tlrta0le- For
autum the outer garment, styled Sauts en-
barone, is made OF black silk Of d thick corded
taffstas, and is trimmed with a full pmked
ruche; this ruChe is not carried round the skirt,
but only ornaments the 'front.', throat aud sleeves.
Irish p0plins and i0ul8rds sTe now the most To-
cherche materials Of walking dresses.
A robe Of plain violet f0ulart silk is braided
in q large pattern, forming 8 wreath round the
skirt the veste and Sauts en- basque OF tJulard
are embroidered in the same style as the skirt
For evening wear s charming toilette IS com
posed of Cham5ery gauzs the color IS pale
shade Of SOlferiuO with small black dots EN-
broidersd over it. The bottom Of the skirt is
decorated with a very DauOw guipuIe lace and
separated from each other by al insertion OF
guipurs. The cJrsage is trimmed with a quilted
irill and doubled insertions Of lace a long and
wide guipure lace sash IS tied in a large bow a5
the side Cf tho waist with lon uecked dresses,
the beautiful pelerinss Of either point de BfuE-
ellie, or black or white guipure lsces from she
fabriqus OF VOlard. No. 8, RE de Ch0isell, form
the most appropris.e drapery for tie shoulders
Long ssShes are much worn sometimes Of d.
wide and richly-woTked ribbon, or Of plain black
silk trimmed with ruchss, c- lace, OF hanging
buttons and Passemsuteua-
For bonneis, white is the iavcr--s color the
material used are & cured tuiie, Grape, white cun,
rice straw both inside and outside are trimmed
with moss buds, white lilac piEk-Iintsd gers-
mum. with a mixture Of tulie and bl0Bde the
curtain is Of white silk covered with blonde and
the strings are Of very wide white robb0n-
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To the Voters of the 9TH judicial Dis
trict Of the State OF MisSissipnf,

I AN candidate for District Attorney Of this d'E
Il trc. cannot canvass the district in the present
condition Of she cuautry. have been engaged in ths
prsc'ics o. tie lzW 81 The Holly SprlBE bar for the
last ten yesrs, and invite csudd iDvss gAtion my
qualifications, moral and legal for the Office
Il elected. vii discharge 5Ls du les Of the Office
with energy AMI hd=lity, without fear favor refer
10 The members Of The bar in the district and espe-
cal Y 20 those Of Marshall county.
sEI6 tie gTITH
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IMPORTANCE OF THE HARFEE's FERRY


VICTORY-A Richmond contemporary says
The capture Of Harper's Ferry is extremely
important, and every way susPcious for The
Confederate cause. in some respects It is one Oh
the most mOment0us successes Of the war The
number Of prisoners captured sproba5iy greater
than has been taken in any other single engage
ment during the war, exceeding even the puul-
Der taken By the Federal forces at E0gt Donel-
son. or by the C0nfedeEates Ia the battles before
Richmond. In material results the victory IS
extraordinarily fruitful Large quantities OF
small arms have been taken; a great amount OF
arou1uuition. and several hundred wagons; ord
nance stores, quartsrmsster's and cOmmiSsary
stores. In another point of view this success IS
bigbIv important. 1t expels the last remnant of
the Federal army away from the valley and Sc
cures the whole of that rich country to che Con
fsderacy 1t relieves General Lee from sli ap-
prehension of danger IN his rear, and opens a
safe line of communication with Richmond. It
might have been unsafe to leave the strong posi-
ton of Harper's Ferry in possession Of lne enc
NV; but now that this point has been provided
for. General Lee can prosecute his plans without
apprehension
This capture, in the suidenuess with which It
was effected, the precision Of the combinations,
and rapidity Of the movements with which il
was effected, very much resembles the canturs
of tho great intrsnchsd camp at Ulm BY Napo-
leon
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To the Voters Of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict Of the state Of Mississippi,

DEiIEVISG, from communications from various
ID port ious of TIL. Di tst that very general With
prevails thst Ebold submit my a. q csnd'ds'e
The JudEeshi AZ the approaching election respond
BY cheerfuly dong So and assuring the peop,e that
hnnored BY their sudr g-s / will faithfully devote my
best rgies dsehsrge % the rAsponibe uutss of
the once It will bs mpossbls for me 20 visit the peo
PIE generally, but vii Rs many az I taL
Respectfully, your fellG -cilizsn.
ssl4 tide Has TR0TTFR
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For Judge Of the Seventh Judicial
District,

THE friends o. n ,j,r Z W. UPsHAW. Of HarshaH
i county. u sis ipp, announce his s-csnd
date for Judge CT the Seventh Judicial District Of Ms
sisi Jp oImF os-d o. tbs counties Of DeSotO Pamela
LsfaFette Marshall sad T1ppah.
Mzjor Up-hzv's general health is impaired his eyes
htyihF become diseased from pOsure in camp such
pei HIM. "a fhe opinion u ne cal
nssn 10 retire from ILe army sbOrI time. Many Of
n feoWcitizens think Linn At this crisis eminen tly
suited for judicial s;ason and mmsud him TO ths
voters Of the District.
ua- gv-td NAVY CITIZENS
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District Attorney.

ME sre auth1rizet 10 announce A s. PASS as a
" csnCidsre FOR fhe once OF District Attorney in
the T. nth Ju7sis District composed Of the countis.
Of Calhoun Chlctsvg "a roll, Ysl zbushs Taghatclis
AHd suHh5ver Election first Monday 10 October.
sci
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HTississipni State TrOops.

HEADQUARTERS, MAJoR-G ENERAL's OFFICE,
JACKSON, Mississippi September %, 1902.
Gsnsrsl Order No. IL
Commander Of ths aiiitis In the several counties
4 . Of this State, also commanders OF regiments and
bsttaIions Of Minute Men, also commanders OF vO'un
teer companies in scve service are hereby ordered
their entire commands 10 be vaccinated soon
possible by their regmental aDd battalion surgeons
IL Vaccine nlAtter be procured by the surgeons
on sppIostpn 20 the general At Jackson
III Smallpox having made is appearance In several
sections OF the state all citizens outside Of the military
organizations advised have themselves and fami-
lies vaccnRted.
By order Of Major-Ciensral T. c TUPPER
se2OdaWlW J. J. CONWAY,-A. A. A. g.
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FRAUD ExPosED.-The Chattanooga Rebel
calls attention to the fraudulent and outrageous
manner in which beef and pork were put up for
the army last year by the government agents IN
East Tennessee. 1t says many of the deaths in
the army were caused by this unwholesome
food. and promises to keep sharp look out for
such criminal remissness the present winter.
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District Attorney.

VITE are Eui horiz d 50 announce r. H. GOLLADAY
w as = lDdidste fer e, con 10 the Office Of Dis
trict Attorney # the Tenth Judicial District the
ensuing e-sction, first Monday in October.
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NOTICE.

WILL be tOd At pablo auction on SATURDAY
w the 4th Of o. ober at ii O'Clock A NJ. 70 the
highest b.ddir q lot Of CONDEMNED BACON.
Terms Of sale cash.
JOHN T. SHAAFF,
Captain and @. s.
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NOTICE..
CONFEDERATE HOSPITAL,

CONFEDERATE HOSPITAL,
GRENADA MiEE., Seq tember 25, 1852
TT having come % the notice Of the officers Of the
Hospital that perfOns buying provisions for the
HI and not received These pertOns
nruor zsd The perzon Authorized will show a per
m sson from Dr. "a e. Pot Surgeon All otherE are
a posters.
The highest price viii be psd for al Of vege
tables JAMES MUDFORD
se95-Iws Steward
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MILITARY ORDERS.
PROCLAMATION.

HKApQUARTER. JACK son, Mississippi,
September n, 1862. 5
fEXTBACT.i
Special Order No 81
NXXTX
DY authority Of the Hon. Secretary OF War, ! here
u with announce the exchange of all the officers,
commissioned officers ard privAes belonging to the 4th
3d and goth regiments Mississippi volunteers 70 have
been fully completed on the 22d instant ..
Oficiai: LLOYD TU.GHNAN
Brigsdier- General. p. A. Confederate States.
PowHkTTAN ELLIS, Jr. Captain and A. A. G.
IN 1azv v1uv
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ~.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TIE MIs-)
SISS'PPL
JACKSON, Miss. September l9 1862.
VT THE following geue-El order IS published for
the Information OF all y HON il may coueeru in
this Dis rst
By order OF Brigader General RUG6LFs
r. - H0OE
Ass'stsrt Adutsn. General
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COTTON AND SUGAR-The New Orleans
Shipping List has been resumed The cotton
statement shows beggarly account. The stock
on the 2O.h August was 352 bales. Thereceipts
during the year, ending September lst, were
1890 bales. Exported for the year, q ,296
bales. The statistics of the sugar crop Of Lou
isians are as follows:
The actual yield is estimated to have COM
pTised 459 4IO hog. heads, averaging 1850 lbs >,
and making an aggregate weight OF 52S, ,23l 500
pounds. This embraced 3S9 264 hOgsheads of
brown sugar, made by the old process, and
20 lI6 refined, clarified, etc, including cistern
bottoms, the whole being the product of ,29l
sugar houses, of which 027 were worked 10y
steam aud 264 by horse power. The crop of the
preceding year amounted to 225 753 hogsheads,
weighing 263 065 600 lbs, showing an increase
for the last year of z3O,657 hogsheads, or 265,-
266 500 pounds.
According to our calculations the price of the
entire crop has averaged 43c. against 51c. last
year. At this average, and taking the estimate
Of $50 pounds to the hOgshesd, the aggregate
value of the crop of ass, ,4lO hogsheads is S25,-
095 29l, against $l4 LAOS, ,627 the product of
22S,753 hOgshesds last year; or, an increase Of
so 626 GA. The receipts OH the Lex Q since the
Istof September have been 225, ,356 hogshe ads,
allu 5Juf bltiCoo AAu Dhl4blSs SaluSt ia uDa
hogshesds and 5.976 tierces and barrels last
year
The stock now on hand in the State is esti-
mated at 0,000 hogsheads.
The yield of mOasses from the last years
cane crop is estimated at 20 gallons for each
900 pounds of sugar, against the same for the
previous year, or an aggregate OF SO ,962 sos
gallons against l5 4I455O the year previous,
showing an increase of 1867 ,955 gallons, or
more than as much again. The arrivals at the
lsvee during the season have been 40l ,404 barrels
against 3l3' '260 last year, showing an increase
of s. 944 barrels
The total value of the product, estimated at
an average of lS4 cents per gallon, sums up
S6,7O3 O79 against 81, ,235, ,446 last year, show
lug aA increase Of 2 467 ,733.
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WANTED,

fnNO LBS BEESWAX for which liberal price
lUUU will be pal RICHARD POTTS,
Surgeon and Medical Purv' y5r c. S. A,
e24-lw West ~ DensrtnenJ Jackson. Miss.
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FOR SALE!

On Foxes OF SUPERIOR TOBACoo. Apply to
81 AGENT,
MiGsisippi and Tennessee lirOsd.
s-o7srs GreusdA Mss
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General Orders No. 81.
ADJUPANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS
OFFICE
RICHNOND. Va. September sph, 1902 }

~ COMMANDERS Of Army corps regiments
Aud btttal;ons will make to this office monthly
Of ther respective commands the ferns fur
pi.hsd and accord ng tss directions expressed
them
Officers IN charge Of camps of Instruction wi mske
- this office lOts sOth and 3Otb Of each
returns Of the Kate of the recruiting showing
the number Of 0JnHerPts enrolled Ia osP st lhs dsto
OF ls1t rs port the number enrolled sd accepted dI
ri the period for which report iH made the number
sent forward to regiments and the TOT remaining in
camp.
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drTtrat Of q CroJsf Of RaHa,oay S'ares from
Catro, and their Reception iato de FAMILIES of
GH'7eHs The EeLats5r Merits Of Ih1s rcrsss
Btaek Philanthropy.
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HEADQUARTERS JACKSON, Mississippi,
September 70, lc62 )
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mechanics. for have been one myself and
am prouder Of it than am of having been
your United States Senator-who have proba-
bly,, as mechanics often do, become dependent,
IS il were, on some proud aristocrat for EN-
ployment, and perhaps dred losing MS patron
age, if they were 70 engage in this work which
their ccnsclences approve Shame on such
feelings-sway with theml stand up like
men, and tell these weuld be masters that you
are their equals. You can do as long without
making shoes As they cau without wearing
them. You can do as long without Masking
eeat 81 they can without wesrfEg them. The
time has come when labor must be respected
and dignffed, and mechanics and men who
live By hard labor must assert and defend their
rights. In referring to mechanical labor,
merely take these as one of the departments
Of industry, for the sake of illustration
When you band yourselves IS manly and hon
est citizens, yeu have poRer.s Tell the rebels
that you are determined to have free govern
ment, and you can give il"
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prrAnruRrs rrsrERDAr.
MEMPHIs, JalY 25. lse2.


There is change in river matters to re-
port-the Mississippi is actually creeping up
ward, very slightly, however, doubtless caused
BY the late heavy rains in this section. From
past experiences, almost beyond memory, we
may prophesy thus-to-morrow it will be on .
stand, day after tomorrow it viii be falling
There is nothing Of note concerning the upper
streams-ali falling. 1s 7it's ssae sa5 8
Business is quite Auctuating now days !
yesterday the wharf was all animation and
life-to-day, almost deserted. -sssaafaEs gers
The Belle Memphis was fred into by par
ty Of cut-throat guerrilias, at or near RAN
dolph on her last upward tripe No damage
done.
FoR LoUIsvILLK.-Thei woodford, Capt.
Irwins departs for Louisville on Saturday,
25th inst shippers and passengers should not
let this opportunity pass, as the Woodfcrd is g
first class beat, differed by experienced gem
tlemen. for freight or passage apply on
board foot of Jefferson street. aoG na-a5a
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The Exeltement an NashviLle-A Speech
by Gov. johnson.

A spontaneous and enthusiastic public
meeting of loyal citizens was held in Nash
vile Immediately upon the receipt of the news
from Murfreesboro TO organize a force for the
defense of the city. Hon. W.. B. Stokes,
Mayor Smith and Gov. johnson made STERLING
addresses. Gov. johnson said, in the coarse
of his speech
"Now you spy-rehel spyl-you may be
even now standing with your stiletto in your
bosom, and longing to shed some honest mans
blood, but you have not the courage to do it.
This, however, as an episode. / wish to say
that all who wish to enroll themselves as vol
unteers to defepd the city and their families,
will please attend the meeting tomorrow. All
Ioyai men, who will take the obligation, viii
be furnished with arms and ammunition. Take
them, take them, in good earnest, and to work.
The foe has his dagger and bayonet at your
threats and now make the issue with him.
They come with the torch OF destruction; let
them make this issue if they darel
1--WE viii meet them just as they pleas, and
trust to tho God Of justice and freedom. If
the volunteers serve IS much as month, they
shall be paid for their time, and If absent from
home, shall receive rstions. There are me-
chan.cs here-and have right to speak of
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HYDRoPBoBiA.-Esrly yesterday morning,
a dog foaming at the mouth aRd from his
peculiar actions supposed to be mad, dashed
into private clearinghouse, and crouched
much alarmed, ard soldier was called in
with his bayonet, to route the dog. 0ugh.
not the police authorities to abate the nuisance
of so many loose dogs in The city
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CAUSE Mr.. Kess-
by read letter from Judge Ryerson, stating
that Sussex county would no doubt raise twice
her quota that David Ryerson had offered q
bounty of FIVE dollars to each officer ano pri-
vate in two of the companies to be raised !;
and the committee of the district had guaran-
teed FIVE dollars per man for each Of the other
companies, besides establishing fund for the
incidental expenses and hospital purposes.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen announced that John n.
A. Griswold had authorized him to advance
in his behalf the sum Of one thousand dollars
in sid of the cause. [Applause.
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WATKINS VS.. WATKINs. "a man bearing
the name of George w. Watkins having sworn
out warrant against D. Marsh and Kate
Watkins, alias. Kato Marsh, on charge of
bigamy, the parties appeared yesterday before
z q. Dickinson, when it appeared that the
now Mrs. Kate Marsh was legally married to
Geo. w, Watkins, and said Watkins being the
only witness against Kate, the case was dis
missed on the ground that husband cannot
give testimony against his wife.
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Contents or First and Fourth RACES.

Vur County and Her Flag-spseeh og fndisnA SEN
A9r-lhs o-CoDhscation-Anythi z Tor the Re-
Observation-Disclosures, Not Cash-severity the
Greatest Msrcy--Sssd q Oneness in Policy-sense-
Conn1eats--The DArksy douglas DOctrins--Parfiss-
0osry to the Point = Privatsers TIE Nashyilis-
Abroad-South and West Democrat and RspHblicsn-
The One Thing Nesdfai-Prssiden and Rsdpafh--Fre
Observation-Disclosures ias--Birnsy MaTshalI-
Rousssau--M assach ussttn--Orpheu Kerr. sssse III
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T2ND oHIo.--As the nth Regiment has
been ordered elsewhere, the 72d Ohio regi-
inent has been honore1 with the position of
Provost Guard of the city. They have an
important mission, and as they become fla
inilisr with the duties, they will, no doubt
perform it well, and deserve and receive the
gratitude of the authorities and of the citizens.
Col Slack aud his men will be long kindly
remembered Ey the people Of Memphis for
the faithful manner in which they met their
responsibilities.