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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20

From the Mobile Rsgister.l

From the Mobile RegiHteT,l
The Yankee. cruisers off southern coasts will
keep a bright lookout for rams hereafter. They
have had impaired to them a lively sense Of the
batterng powers Of these oak and iron beaks
driven by steam. The Manassas and the Virginia
have made their marks upon Federal ships ribs
as well as upon the page of naval history. We
hear Of them in various parts, and as they say
our dear friends, who show their love for our So
ciey by sticking so closely to our coasts off Fort
Morgan and Snip Island, read the Mobile papers
daily with their morning breakfasts, we let out
no secret when we observe that they are liable
to be called on some dark night and receive a
Confederate visiting card on the point of a rams
horn,
In such cases they might find the waters of
the Mississippi sound not very safe for quiet
anchorage and a good nights sleep. We hope
our naval authorities will organize some such
expeditiOnary ceremony as this, and not allow
strangers to knock so long at the door of our
ports without a corresponding return of south
ern hospitality. The joint ram and gunboat
fleets Of New Orleans and Mobile ought to be
able to do something to add TO the rising renown
of Confederate naval warfare. Look out, Yam
kee ships Of course you won't believe a word
we say, but when you are walked up with a ire
mendoUs BUTT In your ribs, you cannot say We
did not give you warning. Any sailing ship
blockadiug Mobile is at the mercy of Commo-
dOre Randolph, on any dark. calm night.
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THE RIGHTS or ALIENs-Iu the criminal
court yesterday Judge Swayne decided an Important
question as to the liability Of foreigners to perform mI-
-tary duty. james Gallagher Esq, p~ettioned Tor his
writ of tE7-a5 a- to bring two persons named John
.aboH and Jerry Duuav-u 1ls cont ID was
alleged that they were uliaefluy detained IL the militia
by A. c. Rirwan, Colonel Of the 10th regiment 10 was
further alleged that they were native born British sub
ieet-, sndhad never been naturaIzed, or taken the oath
Of their Intention to become citizens
John Bullock, Esq, opposed the issuing Of the writ On
the following grounds:
l. Martial law has been proclaimed in this city, ina
legal manner by competent authority, and hence she
power OF the judge to issue a writ to a military oaicers
suspendsd-citing the following authorities . Burrells
Law Die. Martial Law, 80 Keuts Com. $40 H., 4 b..
Com. 4l3.
? Any person domieled in this country is liable to
perform military duty. Citing varters Law Nations 1872
Wbeatoas Law Nations l22-l23 The Kozta Case.
3 The resumption Of law is that a person found in
this country Is domicied here. Wheaton's law Nations
I2i-note, Keut's Com. T5-T.
It was c]ontended by Nh. Gallagher that the face Of the
petition did not show that the parties domislsd in this
country that the allegation OF the petition removed all
presumption Of law in this case, and thatit was not Gus
tomary in this country to regard persons not naturslIzsd
az citizens; even if they lived in this country for ninety
nine years, they would not De eligible to any public
Office. IT, however, they accepted an appointment to a
public office, they thereby might lose their national char
acler. Further, that they were subjects Of their native
land until they renowned their allegiance to their native
country. citing yatteIs Law Of Nations chapter &, page
II to 70. In reference to MARTIAL law, the demand was
made upon the judge present as a branch Of the govern
meut Of the State Of Tennessee, and in that capacity he
was AUTHORIZED to issue a writ Of haJaas corpus, notwitL-
standing the proclamation Of martial law. We UNDER
stand that it is the intention of MI. Gallagher TO make an
other application for "a writ in this case.
Afer hearing the argument OF counsel, Judge svayne
decided that martial law having been properly pro
claimed, overrides all the courts, except so far as per
mitted by the military power that foreigners who are
transient, simply passing through the eoulty, or remain
ing here temporarily, are exempt from military duty.
But that persons who remain here, who make this couu-
Try their home, who, to use a technical term, are "domi-
cHed." are entitled to the same protection and subject to
the same duties as native born citizens; aud it mases no
difference whether they are or are not naturslized. If
this country is their domicil, they may lawfully be re-
qulred to do military duty. He therefore dismissed the
writ.
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MTLTTARY NOTICEl

OFFICE CIVIL GOV. AND PROY'T MARSHAL, :
MEHFHIs Tenn, Hsrea j. le62. )
TIRE Chamosr Of lomneree hsye esteob-hed ne ioi
a lowing tariff Of prices FOR hauling Cotfon' augs
and MoIass.s 10 elsher Of the three depots which have
been designated fr the storage Of these articles, 70
Wit, 81 els per ibid. for Sagar-
& els per bs re- fr Moiassess
Is. els psr bale for Cotton.
Al The Hcsnscd drEymer Of the city arc required u
rapport imne6iafely to t1is Office fordafy. ThoEs fail
tDf 20 90 report win hsve their drsys and mules put 10
the hands Of other men 10 u-s-
Any drsrmau tat sndssrors 70 eEsds this order viii
be ordered 10 the quad touae.
Owner Of drsys tavlng any Of the above artcles %
move, vii have the Frelerence Of usirg their own
draws.
Far isrs or wszouers - the count ? wac may ssn0
fhair raeons and teslns D. hsul under his order vii be
permit ed 10 d. % sTithout having any hene
Partiss applymR - the Chamber of Coumsres viii
be Informed IS to the designa Cd points f5r ne storage
= ABOVE nzaed articles
7. y. McMIsICK,
nhls-St G~fl Governor and Provost Marshal.
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Ny advertisement in The newspapers ~ q psfent pro
cess Tor Tanning Leather. has called forth 10 much cor
re spoudence and 80 many tQoHies ~cooeernug Us ops-
~fstions. that 1 hsve thought 81 10 issue a circular su-
swerfnz he much sol ght after information.
am The inventor and psteutee. and the patent has
been allowed by the Guthoriet at Richmond ny pro
cess il a domestic chemical one, such ss cln be obtained
from the herbs OF The woods in tee ccuuty and ] use
gumae rs a 0ass iu tanning All the ingredients aF5
p'eutifu, throughout The southern country fas or
troughs used in the Old process, VIII answer every par-
1oae IN ne new. only it does not require half so many
The leather looks as wei and Is as-g7Ot IN g1ahtJt ot
better. than thzs tsnned By The old bark pr9cts-
30 worthy and bosorssIs Gentlemen In this city, who
viii vouch for its ehicscy- lido not sell ght 20 any
one on tine. All money seat 81 nay risk BY taxing tas
Dosrmssiers rece o. without registering.
Auu'o-ms a. LuLe R0ek, ARK. sEciosLpg Ten cents
to pay p0sfages Is. o.. HAETOX
Nh dzw~ - RoaE Arksnssz-
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a NEW REGIMENT

Confederate STATE OF AMERICA
WAR DEPARTM1NT,
RICHMOND, February 20th, 1902
MsI5r !. @. COLE.
2lsu Tennessee Regiment
CIR: You are authorized 10 euist volunteers, and %
- muster into servics companies, for thres years or
the war, 20 be organized a. noon as a ~srai1ient nnmbsF
Of companies are mustered INTO a regiment Of Infantry
elecLiug field officers
Respectfully, J. p
Secretary OF War.
Agreeable to the abcvo order ] hereby authorize
Capt. S. Il Shock, whose head4uar ers viii Do at
-, Memphis and Captain J-D. LaTto1, Of tns 2lst
Tenue see regiment. CD mrs--r into aurFiee ~ parties
who desire 20 joia nay regimen.
Captains Of companies who have o gaaized fr three
vsa-s or the war. IN report % me oy letter or ia person
al Union City, or 20 eiihsr Of Tbs above named gentle
men.
A bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS VIII De P4a ea-h re-
er1it A. soon A. sw0ru lato service
CIothfsg, subsistence and arms, furnished Immediately
upon entering service
soldiers who have served oRe term viii be accepted
for two wears, a1d viii receive the sane bounty, and
tbrse who have not eomplsted ten terms q enlist
rect VITO may desire 10 jon this regiment, can do 50
~ application - aoove. J. O. COLE.
mhf4 2ra Meisr 2I-t Tenn. F0lrufe-rr
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ORDER NO. 9.
HEADQUARTERS 2sD GRAND DTFIslOS-
ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI

rAsN M dhAND LAN A4AON-N
ARMY OF IL MISSISSIPPI
BETHEL. Tenn. March Is, lS62
WITH A Gesr.e q msrtihc ztion and humiliation h
w ma never before felt the MaorGenerai cen
maniirg has TO deu0unee acts Of piiag7, plumber arc
destruction Of tbs private property Of our Own citizens
Nv . merton OF the troops Of This command. which
brings disgrace uFon Our canse. Men capsule Of suel
srs may swell our nuubsra, bat viii never ada strength
= our armies. They would % n lsss harm by seTTins
in the ranks Of tbe enemy and j not prepared q
abandon the vicious HABITS tney have historian tte5
contracted, had better lay q fwn their args and retire
Gallant men, not thus demorsl Eed, stand ready 20 Cfe
them. aud HiI 90 so with that fra reliance on al over
ruling Providence, which S consciousness OF right can
alone give. The hrst step towsrd achieving success l.
20 deserved
Commanders Of al grades WI be held responsible
FOR he suppression Of this greas crime Fall compen
suaeu Wid- IN su Instances, Be made from the psy OF the
ohenGers, and where tbs falls in l1s object, s mmary
punishment viii be Indicted. Tie Ge3era' vii MOI
h-sitste 70 order the dsath penalty, whore It my b.
Necessary, aud viii a. prove is execution by sdbordi
mates where miidsT measures fal.
B command Of M-ajor-Geaeral BRAGG.
+ >. g. farmer.
wheQ1w Assistant A6ufsnt General
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

HAVE authority 70 raise q Company q Cavalry Tor
L three yesrs or tIe war, said company. when mustsr
ed into service, will be attached 10 VI. j. Wlcbs reg-
ment- which viii b. a -epera e and distinct command.
subject to no Osdefr eIceps hose Of q comman d. & gen
ersl. lwil fuinih hO-ses to all persons joining this
c mpany who are not able to furnish themselves.
Eaeh ma1 VIII receive FIFTY Liza COUNTY
and all equipments necessary Thoss having s~hOtguus
sud pistols, however, are requested 90 bring them, and
b taheu inrC The service the parties viii Do amply re-
mUF rated for thu same.
My headquarters will BE-, until fur her notice. pc the
euIulisston house Cf W. Howard q Co No.4 H0ua,dd
Row. Any communication addressed 10 lie in thrir
care viii receive my prompt attention.
NJ r. UnVvApn
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Is. All communications from persons IN the
service must be transmitted through the Office of
the acknowledgement, and all communications
from suberdinates must be duly forwarded
through their commanding officer, or they viii
not be considered.
NoTE.-All communication from camps
should contain, IN addition to the specifications
of the regiment, the name OF the post Office TO
which answer should be addressed.
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FARM FoR b

WISHING to concentrate my planting inter. -
" terests, / VIII sell, If app ication be made
soon, the place on which / now Reside, in Pa amiiii
uoi1 county Miss, dreeily on the MississippiA2A
and Tennessee Railroad, 81 Siedgevile station, tw'
niles below Como Depot
The place contains 8 K hund-el aud forty cres-foul
hundred and twenty cleared, balance good wood land
with the Usus! improvements Of a cotton farm. Pos
session Of the premises and a part Of The land giveI
immediately.
II desired will sell corn, fodder, a part Of the stock
farm utensils. etc, with The place.
uhr2lws +. w. BEDFORD. JH.
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FREE MARKET-This market is supplying a
large number Of soldiers families with meat, potatoes,
-four, sugar, bacon and other necessaries It's present
expenses are about $500 a week, and the number Of ap-
plicants are increasing. We call attention to the fact
that while the d" Soldiers Families Aid Association " is
keeping up the free market the county has authorized
an allowance to soldiers families. Unless some concert
Of action is agreed upon between the two the same par
ties viii receive sufficient food for their living from the
one, and money from the other, end the means Of both
viii be expended diaadvantageously. It appears that
an understanding might be come to, in which both could
work together with good benefit II the county would
appropriate a portion Of it's funds to the free mar
ket, it might give an allowance in money to each proper
applicant for the payment Of necessary expenses, and
the remainder Of the allowance might be granted In the
form Of orders on the free market for provisions and
perhaps other necesssries, such as wood, might be in
cluded in the articles dispensed at the free mbtzet. We
beg leave TO call the attention Of country friends who
have potatoes, turnips, OF ANY other vegetables OF sup
plies to dispense to the support Of the families If men
who sre enduring the fatigues and dangers ofths field, 10
the free market where their aid will be gladly wei
coined The market is at No. 10, Shelby street, be-
tween Union aud Gayoso streets.
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SPECIhL ORDER no. rs.
HEADQUARTERS FIRsr aRAED DIvIsIoS-

HEADQUARTERS aRAkD DlNIsf0S-l
AMY or THE MISSISSIPPI
HUNBOLDT, Tenn, March l51, 1892 }
THOSE officers or other person who have received
II authority To raise cCm-enies. batta i0Ds or req
ments fr this Division VIII p pcrt by letter Immediately
the numbers Of men they have collected, the time they
have been eageged IN ibis duty, ana the prospects Of
filing up their c0mpsni s regiments and battaIons'
within the next two Veeks.
All such pezsons who fIl to make This report within
seven { - after the publication Of This order vii
Rave their permission revoked. and E officers they viii
b Immediately crdered back 20 lheir proper commands
BY command Of Najor-Genrrsl POLK
RA SEOWDEN,
..mhlsIw Assistant Adiutsnt General
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;, A J WARD.
no WHOM as go CONCERN.

This is TO certify that we were called upon TO witness
the patent process for Tanning Leather, invented and
we were the eye-wItnesos 90 bis ~ cess ct tanning Ia
thirty hours, a piece Of leather that WI maize good up
per leather for coarse shoes. We are fu-y Of The opin-
ion that his process T. a. g0od as -ec3mmended IN his
advertisement and viii speedily bring about a CON
D etc revolution in the tanning srL he makes known
to Ms the ingredient U.ed In his tanning art and there
is any quaint y ia tho eogniry a1d throughout Tho
Southern S,sfes W. u WOODRUFF,
r. T.. DTEF-
Little Rock. Feb. s. 81 r. S. YERKES-
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The Lutte movements in Virginia.

] rom the RICHMOND EAlllltE.I
The most important movements that ever &C.
cured on this continent are now going on before
our eyes. The brilliant and astonishing success
of the Virginia in the waters of Hampton Roads
opens a new chapter in naval warfare, and marks
q new era in the struggle which the South IS
engaged in. The grand movement OF the army
Of the Potomac, in Withdrawing from It's otien-
sive line on the river of that name. and assuming
a defensive one on the line Of the Rappahannock
and Rapidan, places a new complexion on the
entire war in Virginia.
The policy of this change of position with
reference to the intended attack Of the enemy Is
obvious. The Potomac was the proper base for
offensive operations against Maryland and
Washington City but as a line of defense for
Richmond, or tor general resistance, it is the
most dangerous thar could be held. The line
upon which the army under General Joseph
Johnston is now falling back, is in the nature Of
the arc of a circle, of which Richmond is the
enter. The enemy is put to the necessity of
marching a considerable distance inland before
engaging our forces. If defeated in general en-
gagement he can scarcely escape humiliation :;
fUr he will then be too far from the Pc omac
and from Washington City to reach safety by
q few hours flight ike that he made at the
should be successful in his encounter with our
forces, he could not take advantage Of his vic
tory on account of the delay necessary to bring
up his supplies from the distant Potomac.
Whoever viii take the trouble to examine the
map of Virginia viii find that our line of defense,
as now adopted, stretches from the Rappahan-
mock, by the grand circle, to Cumberland Gap,
in the extreme southwestern corner of the State;
embracing the CeRtral and the Virginia and Ten
dessee railroads, the chief cities of Virginia, the
valley Of the James, with its canal and railroads,
within the circumference. 1t viii be seen, too,
that this is purely a line Of defense; assumed
now as a necessity, in view Of the great force
which We have, by our supine policy for SIX
months, permitted the enemy to marshal and
put in position without disturbances, and at his
leisure and pleasure.
L is distressing to give up 50 large a portion
Of Virginia, even for a season, to the domination
Of the foe but the measure has become a strste-
gle necessity, aud is now the surest means of
defeating the grand projects Of the enemy and
msuIing the success Of our cause. The surprise
he Will receive from the magnificent naval occur
TeBces in Hampton Roads, and from the judlcious
movements Of our army, which has so long been
threatening him before Washington, will be
very great. Mere delay is ruil to him, and con
siderable delay ia the execution OF his programme
is now inevitable.
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RUN 10 MISSISSIPPI!

T WILL seH or exchange for Memphis prop -
4 ers, q beautiful RBsID ECE al sena'o- S"a
Ola Mis-. shout forty miles from the cty. II Hitt
has tao acres Of beautiful level land, dwelhg4A
with SIX nice rooms, Nj. I cisierH, an extra garden.
God front yard, lot. stables, etc. ] will sell IL for con
srste money, or e1chsngs Il FOR real estate N 4em
Apply 70 DR.. J. P Bromgoole corner Beal snC
Gneu1o streets.
mhl2lwe A. 7. CANaoN
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HANGERS FOR THE WAR

HAVE received authority o, raise a oompsry Of
Cavsly to ser g during ihe war, 10 De- arned with 3
ten foot Lance Colts Repeater Pistol and 40 eighteen
be commanded by Colt II. Logw0Od Each recruit
mast furnish himself with a horse. Ali other equip
ments and a ms will be furnished Whes The company
enlists. III We served 1ree tie beginning Of tbs war,
IN the cavalry service, under Col. Lugw0Jd. aud havs
some experience in this arm 0f the service. For the
usxt twenty days 1 can be found or sidrss sd at Water
Valley, Mississippi TT PhOFH T,
mhlATwF GaDfair
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On 'Chnnge-nuaineas News.

There was a very fair attendance on Chance
yesterday but the absence OF facilities for shipping pre-
vented any large amount Of business being done.
The aggregate receipts by railroads and steamboats,
yesterday were: g eases boots and shoes. ? casks and .
tierces ba-on, 6l0 sacks corn, cases dry goods. los pack
ages drug, . bales hay, . boxes lemons, & sacks cats. l5e
h-ogsheads suear.
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-NOTAGEI

OFFICE OF q FERNANDO us COT
HEaPHIs March I5th, 1862.
II AVLNG Joined the Army, I have, with the consent
II Of the Board Of Directors transferred he d-ti-s
Of my omce 10 T.. Loaz5aie, Esq.
Ali pafties having business with the Cm~e, or wish
ing 10 effect insurance with this " Home tnstslfion,r
vii please cali on Mr.. LcnsdaIs, ar biz Office, on the
north side Ct jefferson street uearFront Row.
A. p UPU
mhIII~ Gac'v HarurnTo Insurance Con-arv
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FOR SALE!

T HAVE a very desirable place, twenty miles g.
Il below Memphis, on the Arkansas side Of 19s
the Mis- issirpI river, containing six hundred tt
acres, all dszdened. two hundred under fence,-
one kuudreG cleared, and fifty OF sixty part y cleared
which could De put in with very Little wosK. Ihavt
also q very comfortable DWELLING, aud al necessary
outhouses, well ana cistern, and an orchard SAID
place is entirely protected from overflow. Twill tea-e
the above described pace for a term Of yesrs-seA o.
trade for Negroes
It also a very desirable place for a wood yard boih
"a high ard low wafer.
mhlqlwa =. r. BITRGETg.
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FOR SALE!

A SET OF brass HORNS,
With Music and Drums
GONSIsTusG 81 eigat Horns, which are almost ner
~ aad OF fine tone, with Crooks twenty pieces g
NUDE aud Tenor and Bass Drlrs new. Address
J.. J. DEW, 5eey (. Be-.
mbfa1wa EuntsFiae. Ala
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DIsGRACEFUL.-A correspondent Of the New
Orleans Crescent, writing from Richmond, says {:
Oar chief article of nowadays is
a commodity known in the market as q substi-
tutes." The article has risen from 500 to 5000.
again TO $500, and from that TO $1,000 and
$500. Tie cheapest kind now Offering com
mands $500 readily. A wretch named Hin has
been making enormous sums as much az from
$4,000 to 5000 a day, by ~plundering substi.
tutes, some OF whom are the yerv scum of the
earth, while others are poverty-stricken Mary
lauders OF high social position at home and men
of real moral worth A friend of mine boucht a
substitute from Hill for $500. He saw Hin give
the poor devil 800 and put the remaining StOO
in his pocket. As my friend went out the door.
he met a gentleman whO told him he had inst
paid $500 FOR a substitute.
OF this sum, It is possible the substitute re-
eeived $500, and Hill the other SI3OO. To-dav
he went up main street with at least 64v man
at his heels. You may therefore infer tbat ne
coins money even more rapidly than the Yankee
distiller, Stearns, now 10 Jail with Bolts. who
used to make $4,000 a day by furnishing his
vile stuff to southern soldiers. The fact is this
business of buying and selling substitutes. Is
{, a~bominable all around. The men who come here
from the country to buy them are run mad untiI
they get them-they are absolutely crazy with
fear lest they should tail to obtain them-and
seem willing to spend their last dollar in the eff
fort. so insane is their cowardice-inspired ankle.
ty. On the other hand, the exhibition of hi,
person to which the substitute is subjected. i,
ridiculous and disgusting. He is stripped to the
skin, percussed, ausculted, examined from tor
to toe, like a horse showing off his PAGES. j
lovely business, truly
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TO VOLU S

THE undersiRnel has been authorized to raise q Re.
4 gimeut Of infantry for The war, 20 be received by
companies ard m cred into service Immediately The
companies will be- armed as soon As ordered into the
field and with a, good arms a any in the service. Tt
captains of c0mpalies, for their own Information and
that Of their men as % my qualifications or fitness for
the position j aspire 70. I respectfully refer them 70
M~ajOrGeue~ai Po.z and B1gadierGenera Chatham.
OF the army at OMNIBUS ! have been 10 the service
since the commencement Of the wa- ~ captain Of q
cavalry company from Bolivar cOuaty, bliss AMI hope
at this time, wheu 90 many Missiasippians are rushing
20 arms 20 repei The invaders, my experience and ser
vices win establish my claim TO a respectful c~0nsiders-
ton, especially by those who are about to 90 into ser
vice from my native State.
4 bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS viii be paid TO each
nou-comI stoned officer and private ~ soon as mus
tered ilt0 service.
Captains OF companies or scy persons wishing TO Join
the regiment. will please cal on tT. q. Baldwin at 3g7
Main street. who viii give any Information iu regard 70
the above { a. may be desired. Communicated IONS NAV
be addressed TO me al memphis. care Of G O. BALDWIN,
or 10 me at Jackson. Mississippi
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