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IMPREssED OR RUNAWAY

TROM the subscriber. in South AemFhs, on 81
II SUNDAY afternoon, The 10th instant. -
NEGRO MEN. to-wit. WASH ARCHER sud'A
REE. described a. follows. Wash q large dRyk@@
completed negro, SIX feet high, weighing one hun REQ
and ninety pounds. about 1nirty seven wears OF age
with make ~ syphilis on his ears sBd lips, The mos
dEfinruishirg feature about him
Archer ahF. chunky fellow, abcut hve ieet eighi
inches high, twenty xix o. tweuty-eight years Of age
copper-c1lored
Ben. a dark mula.to fellsE abcul five fset clever
inches hFh. thlry-four yeas Of sga No other dis
uncly marked feature about ain
1T ny impression, and 1he impression Of the bsl
zsce of my negroes. that they we're Impressed - WoTs
on steemboah. iugi give a handsome rev. ard for thel
arrest and c~onfacment ii runsWay, or for aUy mtorma
to- sheet them u ilp5s Eed TLe military and e1.
police of the city Hil please pay particular notice tc
ths aGsari eueut.
Iaacire Of r. nEesnrsthsr. Esq, SuPernten ems q
y and T. l. r., or address me o P3Pes Station Pa
mh5LIw p r. P0PE.
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] WARD
no WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.

Thls Is 70 certify that We were called upon 70 witness
ms Psfent process for Tanning Leather, invented AID
patented BY our townfmaa, =. o Hatt01. tested, zad
we were The eYe-Hi nesseE BE- bis recess q tanning IN
thirty nour=, g piece Of leather thai WI make good up
Der leather fer coarse shoes. We are fully oil Abe opin
ion thst bis process D. - good ss recommended IN hi
advertisement. and viii speednv brirg shout a com
d etc revolution il the tsuulg art "a makes known
10 u the ingredient need ia hs tanning an and there
q any quantity iu the country and throughout the
southern s.s.e6 va. WOODRUFF,
r. l. DUFF,
Lifts Rock- Fer. s. o.. X S. YERKEs-
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A RARGAIN!

OFFER for sale my place of residence a -
4 $500 situated a50-t tarss aad q 9usrer 1s.si
ulHes fcom the city OF Memphis, near She tons iIij
Station. on tie Memphis ard OHIO Railroad 4
containing 5 10 100 atrss. The ground lies Wei and
Is ve-v nch for gardening purposes, al enclosed im
rror-msnis new. -od pal ed garden. double framed
house. kitcbe J. good cstern. STABLES, etc For ilIthe.
particulars cal on me @; ths Registers cheei son'ne2s'
corner OF Court and Third streets.
misc Nv JAS T" htNt7,
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49, - THEsl

CAHnES. Ark. December -, 1861.
To f4. WHOM THIS HAT C0ECERT This T. to Ger
that have ussd the above process for tanning and
have also used the Leather stteri t was taI ned, and
fr5 ff "a he bess Leaener that 1 have ever worked and
retrsnIv ths quickest process in Che world. The lesthef
tanned ETY. per cent cheaper. Is heavier better sod
more durable, sad J CO. daily eeemmsnd the pubic 70
s-vr HENhT HORES
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pARTIsANs AND SCOUTS.

HAVTNG receiys5 authority iron the Conc anant
II Genera 70 rsLs a company Of Parti-sns Scouts
! sw now ready n receive recruits This company Or
ing independent sfers inducements thst are offered pa n'
ether contrary u " serying tn TIE wa me el.lAeh
OF Memphis will now haze an opportunity ~ asHs'iai
me In rsislnE and o~qnipping one Of the mos eme-en.
comasuiss Ia the Cunf-ee Gfe servioe
J. " PETERSON.
Office under the Gavo o Ho1se.
uhl3sw
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REAL ESTATE
F0R SIZE

TTHE Undersigned offers for sale the follow -
4 ing properly SIX thfes story bhich ri
E~ESTDTECEs. ia one block. or Poplar street, iI
between Main ana Second -
One unimprevei LOT, on Poplar street below Imr
street One Lot on Man street opposite OFeIton ~
tei md many other emaM House. ALSO, Lots 70 Ia
ueIghborhooa OF the city. Also, LAuds la Arkan. as
The above wi BE- sold on good terms for Confsde
rae States notes Apply 20
mh21 Nv A. HIkthA.
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IMPORTANT ORDER.-BrigaJier-G General Cat
dn has issued the following orders from Colds
boT0:
By direction Of the Secretary of War, all cot
ton, tobacco and naval stores within this de-
partment, must be removed west Of the VII
mingt0n and Weldon railroad or if distant
from any railroad or navigable stream, put in
such places of security that they cannot be
reached by The enemy Such of the above men
toned products as are in exposed positions, must
be removed at once, and those less exposed, re-
moved or secured by the 25th inst, otherwise
they will be destroyed by tine military au-
thonties.
The generals commanding the districts Of the
Cape Fear and Pamlico viii see that these orders
are carried into effect
It is hoped that the owners themselves will
apply the torch rather than see the enemy gain
possession of these much coveted products.
Whenever &c shall become necessary for an
officer OF citizen TO destroy private property to
prevent its falling into the hands Of the enemy,
he viii make a report Of the facts and c.reum-
stances 20 these headquarters, accompanied with
a statement Of the property destroyed, and 20
whom il belonged, and furnish the owner with a
copy Of the statement.
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Arkansas PENTrENTIART January J. 1892
Wr B o.. HATrOA-Bsa- SIR ] have thoroughly
asstsd lie recipe for tanEiHg which c purchased Of you
and have 10 hssita. ion in say ing hat it makes better
aesther. in "A much shorter time than Lhe old togy pre-
eass- ] would recommend il 10 tanners, and 20 plsnters
wishing 10 tau her own leather.
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SOMEBODY HURT-Early ON Tuesday morn
ing while the pickets on duty at Mackay's Point,
some three miles below the city, were carefully
keeping a strict lookout, they discovered the ap-
pr0ach OF a Federal launch containing a number
OF troops. They concealed themselves behind
the banks, and while in this situation the Federal
boat gradually approached the shore aud at
tempted to capture a fiat lying near that point.
Our pickets opened a fire on them, and from the
c.ose proximity, and the cry Of distress which
followed the discharge Of the guns, it is evident
that a Yaukee was hurt. The Federal boat re-
tired in dOuble-quck time, and no more was seen
OF it. These Yankee invaders are every day be-
coming more bold, and every night are prowling
about our river below Fort JacksOn.-Si0anHah
Nelrs. 20h
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C~0NNANDNc GgNEBAL-General Robert E..
Lee, who has been appointed commanding gen
ersl, has entered upon his duties. Under the d-
rection of the President, he is to order the move
ments Of cur armies, to have charge Of the dis
cipiiue Of che troops, the distribution of sup-
plies, etc bnd may, when he thinks proper, take
command in the field. His usual headquarters
are to be at the seal Of government, and he viii
iii the post at the will of the President. His
pay is to be $500 a month, without allowances,
and he is o nave a military secretary, with the
rank and pay OF colonel Of cavalry, four aids
de-camps, with the rank and pay Of majors, aud
four clerks, with salaries Of 5000 each-Pe-
hrybWT TrBreNS.
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\ CHANCE o FURNFTURE-At 10 o'clock
this morning a complete establishment Of household fur
nHare and general requisites viii be sold at Sr. Shoe
makes residence, on Shelby street See advertisement
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F~ERNANDINA, FLA-FeruaudIua Is on Amelia
Island, which forms a part of Nassau county.
The island / is sixteen miles in length by four in
breadth, and is separated from the mainland by
q straight from two TO four miles wide. The
northern and eastern sides Of the island are
bordered by rows of sand hills, and backed
by a thick forest Of pine, palmetto, oak, and
underground
On the western side of the island, on the shore
of Amelia river, as the channel between the
island and the mainland is called, stands the
village OF Fernandiua, or New Fernandina, as it
is called, to distinguish it from Old Fernaudina,
g decayed Spanish settlement a little 10 the
uorthwsrd Of the new town. Opposite Feruan-
lima, on the other side Of Amelia river, is Tiger
lslard between which and Amelia Island is the
hsTb0r, which is one Of the best and safest ON
the coast, though the draft Of water Is not equal
to that Of Beaufort or Brunswick.
Nassau county, of which Amelia Island forms
an important part, had, in 1850, & population of
2I64, of whom lO75 were slaves. It's prOduc-
tions in that year were 4O4,5O5 pounds Of rice,
23,si2 bushels Of Indian corn, 279 bales of cot
ton, and II hogsheads Of sugar.
Fernsndins commands the mouth Of Mays
river. which is accessible 70 vessels drawing sew
snteen or eighteen feet of water. It Is also the
eastern terminus of an important railroad, one
hundred and fifty miles in length, running
across The peninsula of Florida to Cedar Keys,
Ju ybs guf.
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NGhTHEE.

nARTrEs having claims against the State Of Ten
nszsco or Confederate states, coutracted ey me
sad the ho.d=rs Of csrtf -stes for the Issue OF Conieoe
rata Bouds viii present then immediately Al ms oMoe
IN DeSot0 Block, fo- paymeat
r,hqaFvv Avalanche rorv. Y and D.. c N.
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a NEW MOD e
.
Tanning Leather.

THE subscriber hiss q patent process For Tanning
Leather. that VIII tsa heavy Sole Leather IN eighty
davs. Tnusr Leather iu ten 70 hffeen Gays Calf Or
otku- skins IN three TO I've days The process Is Try
Der cent. cheaper Than the old process, and the Leather
done without bark. and there Is any qusnsity o. size Ia
rredieut IN She country.
TERNs-Si0o Tor the riFh. Of a county. SO for an
An Individual rfghl Nsr Bonds, Treasury Warrsrts
Confe dsrats Notes, or any money thst IS current a.
bone b. the Southern C0ufederscy5 tsken a par.
address d q. HATTg
Little Rock. Arb.
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JEFF THoMPsON's COSniAND.-Fhe steamer
Conway leaves this evening for JEFF Thompsous camps
ANY Of his men In the city wishing to go TO biz camp
viii hud accommodation on the Conway.
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DIR. B. O. HArrox-Der Sir I have tested youy
process for tanning far enough 70 feel Al liberty 10 say
So M d fn every respect S. r. r. recommended n YOU
advertisement and vii iaI the leather If the iuztruc
tlons are carried Gus fully.
E.u~r --Iu 80 MM A HFE
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NRTICE.

Z Will sell in ne tawu ct b ivsr. Har1eman coun
- Tenn On SATURDAY. 18th say Of April leo2
for cash, a NEGRO MAN who says hs maine Is jacob
SAID Negro Is sold rs a runway
Wv. McCARLY,
ub7qs-a sheriff
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HOSPITALS IN ATLANTA.-While IN AtlantE
a few days since, we took occasion TO visit some
Of the hospitals containing the sick soldiers from
the western armies, Of which there has been
from three to four thousand. A few hundred of
these have recovered and been discharged, and
have returned, or were about returning, to their
commands. But few wounded were there. and
the indisposition of most Of them was merely
from the extreme hariships they had endured,
rather than disease.
No one that visits these hospitals can withhold
giving the citizens Of Atlanta great credit for the
manner in which this large number have been
attended to, both in accommodations of bedding,
nurses, medical attendance, etc. They were
thrown on that community at a very brief no.
tice, and it is surprising that they could have so
soon been provided for. Many have been taken
into private families, Some hfty-six have since
died.
Some Of or fellow-citizens have already sent
some aid to these sufferers, which has been ac-
knowledged by Mrs. Widship, president of one
Of the hospital associations Of Atlanta We
trust liberal contributions VIII continue 10 go
forward from Macon and other places. and thus
tighten the heavy burden Of our sister city. Who
viii send up a few casks Of rice 2-nac0R Mes
seHgcr.
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DIE Werd. Id Ri.hop meade.

The Enquirer reports that Bishop Meade on
his death bed said to q friend
EEL your people 70 be more determined than
ever. This is the most unjust and %iniqWitous
war that was ever waged, and We must be- more
determined than ever. God will give us success
in Ills own good time"
The parting words Of the venerable prelats
convey the Judgment which history will pass
upon this infamous waT-the most atrociOus and
diabOlical since the dawn of Christianity. The
nations of Europe will not be held g~uiltless in
the eye Of Deity for the indifferent, or rather
gHasj support, which they extend 70 the foul
marauders, who seek 20 deprive a free people Of
fortune, liberty and life. The partition Of Po-
land was justly held a great enOrmity; and the
vengeance of God has not been spared on those
who perpeTated, aud on those who tolerated,
that great i~niquity.
The tiendish attempt Of the Yankees to over
run and subdue the sovereign States Of the
South, exceeds ia wickedness, al that was indict-
ed on Poland by the crowned despots of Europe.
England stands by and deliberately aids this a.
tempt by supplying our enemies with all the
materials of war. She affects a rigid neutrality,
which enures entirely to the advantage Of one
paTty-that party brutal, thieyish and reckless
OF God and justice.
Abandoned though we be by the selhshness
of civilized nations TO cur own resources, with
the aid of q Just God and our own right arms,
we do not despair Of making good cur defense
against all 0pposers. The greater the difficulties
and dangers that environ u.s. the greater the
glory of the dslivereuce -RphB,0Hd Hhig.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH g

IHANkS-We thank II Borden, Esq. OF The.
company for iste New Orleans papers.
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LECTURE.-Elder S. H. Ford, Of Louisville
Ky lectures tonight at The Fust Baptist church, corner
Adams and S, cond streets
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LIQUOR SEIZURE-A seizure Of champagne
wine wac made yesterday st the restaurant so5tbRsst
corner ofBsal aud fernando streetz
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YANKEE BARBARIrY-A few days since
sbout5OO Yankees from Hilton Head landed on
Coosa island, and finding it deserted, burned the
fine residence of Robert Chisholm, Esq ms is
Sberman's respect for private houses where he
has been Hospitality and generously entertained
SapaHHeh AsCS.
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SALE-A variety of furniture will be sold this
morning at J. v GILBERT, at 10 o'clock. Wallace q %,
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LATER FROM HAvANA-The Havana Daro
Of the 24th ult. has q long aud serious leader on
the capture OF the Spanish brig Iersita, bound
with an assorted cargo from Havana TO Matamo-
ras, by the United States cruiser kinghsh The
capture took place IN latitude p degrees north
and longitude - degrees, aud, according 70 the
vsus 10 her port. of destination, and, therefore,,
beyond the Jurisdiction OF the blockade The Of
fetal Journal treats itas a subject of gravity, and
says that the authorities viii make it the subject
Of immediate reclamation.
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SHOoTING-Ed Maggie, arrested by Officer o.
winters was Yesterday fined six dollars for shooting
on q pistol on Main street. corner Of WInehester-
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CONFEDERATE MoNEY-This article viii be
freely taken for q house and lot on Echol street. See
tue advertisement.
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snhurban Place for sale:

4 WILL SELL for Confederate Money or Negroes
nv piscs on OdeAns street.. less Aan one niie Hon'
Feul sf-eet market. outside city limits, containing ss
II, 49, 49,. NE be.tuiacs in the vicinity q STEM
ma rmbQLfw1 !. W POLK
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PRAYER-Ihe union prayer meeting. which
has beeu held in the First Presbyteriau church for the
past week viii be continued in the Fis Baptist church
TIM "Wednesday evening, at 8 O'Clock. The public are
innit.d 10 sflnna
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FOR DEPARTURES roDAY sEE STEAMBOAT coLUNs.
The uver IS now stationary There was not
sn arrival yesterday and business ss dull in she su-
IRENE The weather changed for he better; the sky
was partially cloudy bat The temperature was far more
genial aud agreeable -.Th7 departures were the So
Francis. for 81 Francis rive DIE Acacia. fr Whit
river aud the Clara Dolsen. for up the ugsr--.Th,
Bracelet leaves for White hyer and the Prince Of wales
for New Orleans to-day.
IheSt Louis Republican, Of March.I0th. reports.
The river is rising here, with seven and a half feet d,
CaIo 4le Missouri D. open TO Brunswick. and the
upper Msa@lpFi 70 Hamburg The weather Is mild.
clear and sprnghke, arh TIE wind in ne sogtbess-
Apgesrance yesterday Indicated o speedy opening Of
navigation IN ihe upper rivers All he foafnr 10 ia
the river here has dsappea1ef. sud there IS rot HEsfv 10
be any more seen mis- season az This port B1siu.ss ar
the landing l. dull Even government rsusDortstion l.
not - brisk as Formerly A large number u steamboats,
ar preparing Tor business. and wild BE- ready % take ~
hrst opportunity 10 make trips Ia the upp-r rivera. The
STEAMERS Forest Queen ard Monarch have both met with
senoHs aecdenis up me cumberland river. damaging -
boats % the 2uouut Of 1900 each The Queen r5lTf-I
with another steamer, and the Monarch came 10 contact
The steamer sunny SlI-. was sold 81 Cacinnaa lately
for s@uuJU- Capt. schemes bought her, and sas Il nov
smpiO5 ed by the government. There are several boats
In the course OF construction a. Pr4burg some Of which
viii be READY ia d su0rt bne Among them are the Sol
lowing Capt Wm Haseffs news boat. which IA nsar
completed snd viii &c resdy Tor business in = day Or
two Capt Perry Brown also expects 20 have the Par
thenia ready By the middle Of April Capt. vs.. Dean
Is building % BrowHsyIle- Capt David Gilmore. Tor
Uerlyo OF The Jacob Poe, has contracted for a new boat
the hHI o. which sil be launched 10 a few days TIE
steamboat landug aud ralrladdePot At Prairie tu Chein.
! upper Mississippi river, has been removed from The lower
70 he upper town. two miles further up ths rFer. Tae
Missouri river boats are in rapid preparation for busksss
{ anil several Of them are loading
The military commander Of the porof Louisville .Ees
notice that there are no further restrictions upon Grade
between thst point and Nashville, either by railroad OF
river. The Cincipnati Gazette Of the 9Th rePortedths
| Ohio falling from Pitsburg down, with much d1t In the
I channel The s,eamboaI Pocahoutas has dropped down
I % the landing from the dock yard, where she has under-
/ gone repairs She has ALTO received new engines and
I chimnsys. and has had her guards widaued and 1PpsT
/ decg beng Lenrd, which gives her the appearance " a
StainS
The Pitsburg Gazette o. the Gin says
The Allegheny is entirely clear Office, and is proba.
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PosTMAsrERs EXE3iPr-A ttorney-General
Tucker gives the opinion, which is no doubt
law. that postmasteR are exempt from military
duty But We hear it is the intention Of the
postmsster-genersl, wherever he can do 80, 70
ssnnoint women and men too intim or too old Tor
seTviee in the field. Whenever it is ascertaIned
mat q party, young aud ahed-bOdied, has dodg-
ed INTO a post office to escape military duty ne
will travel certainly Dispatch
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RECORDERS COgRT. The Recorder had
eisnt eases before him yesterday Emma Gendou,
for e breaking Che blockade to an extreme point, WIS.,
aued eleven dollars aud John 2leKsniry. for a similar
braaeL. SIX doIa-a
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THE CAPTURE on THE CrARgRLAND-The

TIE CAPTURE or RIA CrHBEKLAED-The
Richmond Dispatch says:
The captain of the Cumberland, who fought
his vessel ult her decks went under the water,
firing - she went down, deserves d better iate
than to serve Abraham Lincoln. lie deserved
TO be "a southeraer, and 10 fight under the flag of
freedom. if, as we are informed. he was Com
mander Smith, be was a native of Kentucky, a
State which has furnished both belligerents in
this war with many Of the best fighting men.
We rejoice to render tribute to a gallant adver-
saTy, and the manner IN which he met his fate,
showed that in tae captain of the Cumberland
our own fearless buchanan had a foeman worthy
of his steel. Death is inevitable, but TO de
gracefully and heroicaliy is not in the power of
many. The man who dies nObiy for bis country
only meets the universe tate. which be could
not, under any circumstances, avoid bnt dying
as the brave know how to die, he bequeatLs
% Che traditions OF bis household aud Of his
country a name which sheds a bright renown on
an connected with it.
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FOR SALE /.
WANTED,

\ slsssnt sl500 CARRIAGE fsr siia9 49,
"A 81 BRuCES, on Monroe nirrei-@Vr~ 80 2
Ir New Nraaus e1a0 ~
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FALLEN BACK.-It was rumOred Monday,
and as we happen to know, says the LynchouIg
TygtHiqH, upon the authority Of those VINO
ought to be informed, that the enemy had fallen
back from Manassas 10 the Potomac, susPectng
that Johnston was laying q trap for them.
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nun MILLS, twenty Negro
a Men and Bows. from ffteen 10 thirty years Ola
Anplv al Commercial Bank 10
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q Capt Tom Brierly, OF the steamer Fsrd.
Kennetl Is hereby authorized 10 receive subscriptions
for my regiment Of infantry for rhs wal. AID q commits
stoned 10 receive and forward ueruf,s for the sams. Pa.
Pers favorable 10 tie cause VIII please copy Ibis sdS
tsemenL B. DEsHA HARMON,
mhI7-IOf Colonel Commaulnk
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NOTECE.

-rN DavS afts- -his date we viii sch a. AUcto
rbenf so BRLg. MOLASSES, arked French
Fe,d 10 nav charges, unless sooner paid by o"ne1S
-E5Iqw THO Trout a @
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BRUTAL MURDER The Montgomery id
J~cytisey gives a report that DR.. Burrows, the
superintendent Of the peuitentisy at Wetumpka,
was brutaliy murdered a few days since by one
OF the c0uvicta ina that institution. The muir
derer had armed himself with a broad-axc, aud,
when the opportunity offered, had made the
attack upon the superintendent, nearly severiDg
DIS head from hs body
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MAcAaLAyish-The Norfolk Dag Book con
tains an article on the new principles of warfare
established by the late naval battle, as fol.
lows:
As for the stone Qualifications and earth works.
they are doomed to become mere objects OF curl
Gus regret studied As monuments Of an obsolete
system Of warfare, aud interesting to |itinerant
artists in search Of the picturesque.
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EXTRA EXC1rEMENT-Attendon is called TO
'ne advertisement with the above caption in our issue of
TINS morning as d Embrace much thai IL worthy Of the
highest interest 10 many 70 whom The call is made No
doubt many viii steer their course 90 the Arcade. s. all
the ARTICLES are IN demand such IS. sugar. molasses. Do