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FEDRRAI. 0UTRAGEs IA COLUM-

Gentlemen from Columbus, lately citizens of
that place, who arrived in the city yesterday,
advise Us that the conduct Of the Federal forces,
since they occupied that point, has been of the
most tyrannieal character.
Immediately upon taking possession, all the
sugar molasses, tobacco, etc, In the hands of
the citizens, was seized. The stock of sugar
and mOlasses was large, and the seizure was
made for the benefit Of the Federal treasury, as
was announced by Col Buford, the commander
Some stores Of the same character that were held
by citizens Of the surrounding country, were
also taken, and private property and rights to-
tally disregarded.
The declaration was publicly made that the
expenses of the war must be paid By the South,
and that al the property of the Confederate
States, so far as it should come within their
control, would be used Tor that purpose. From
tins fact the people Of the South can pretty con
elusively determine to what extent private prop
erty wiz be respected by those who are endeav-
oring to subjugste US, should they succeed in
whole OF In part
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THE CoNPFDRRATK NAVy.

Congress has not removed the Injunction Of
secrecy from any Of the reports Of the heads Of
departments, with the exception Of that of the
Postmaster General The Richmond Eramiaer
learns, however, that the estimates Of the Navy
Depsrtment have been largely increased under
the secret acts Of the Provisional Congress,
which have authorized the enlistment Of two
thousand additional seamen and large additions
to officers OF the navy The officers Of the
navy authorized 70 be employed under these acts
are, two captains, Eve commanders, ffty leu
tenants ten assistant paymassers, thirty assistant
surgeons, one hundred acting masters, one hun
dred acting midshipmen, thirty acting first
assistant engineers, City acting second assistant
engineers, and fifty acting thirdassistant engi
nears
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Tr.,,e with Enro,-

The Richmond EEGmiHsr Of the 10th says:
It is known that for some days past Congress
has been discussing in secret session the pro-
priety Of sending additional commissioners to
Europe to negotiate a sale Of the entire cotton
crop on foreign account, assuming its purchase
by this government The discussion in secret
session took very different direction from wLat
was primarily intended it being moved that our
present embassies TO Europe should be recalled
and that cur diplomatic relations with England
and France should be terminated for the present
This proposition has been renewed in open ses-
sion Of Congress, and is understood to be chiefly
intended as an exhibition of spirit and resent
ment at the shuiling and selfish policy, espec-
ially Of the English government, on the question
of our recognition.
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Further Particulars from the Fight AT
Norfolk.

r
Norfolk.
NORFOLK, March Il.-Further particulars Of
the grand naval engagement have been OBJ
tanned
The Minnesota reached Fortress Monroe in a
very crippled condition, Saturday.
an the guns in the Notifications at Newport
News, excepting one, were silenced by the Vir-
ginia and other Confederate ships. For an hour
the garrison was evacuated.
Lieut.. Taylor, who was wounded by the enc
my under a white flag, is still improving.
The enemy killed two Of their own men while
| firing on US after they raised the white signal
The Ericsson battery, after being struck by
| the Virginia retreated to Fortress Monroe.
Eight COnfederates were killed and two
wounded in the battle Of Saturday
The Cumberland lost, in killed and wounded,
800
The killed on board the Congress- amounts to
about 100.
The Federal gunboat burned was not the
Minnesota, as was supposed.
The loss of the Federals were two frst-eIass
frgates, fully armed, furnished and equipped,
four ganboats, and merchant schooner, which
was captured and brought into the harbor.
The pest frigate they have is placed h0rs du
combat for at least three months.
The bravery and gallautry Of Captain Bu-
chauan and all his officers and men are unsur-
passed.
The veteran Commodore Forrest was in the
Roads and witnessed the action.
Capt Buchanan remained the greater part of
the fight on the grating outside, in an exposed
condition, directing the movements, TIL ne WIS
disabled by rife slug from the treacherous foe
Lieut. Catesby Jones Immediately took charge
with signal ability and cool courage The pi-
lots were especially efficient, and the gunnery
was unsurpassed for mathematical precision.
Its aim was deadly aud hsd destructive effect,
Capt. Hevill, Of the Norfolk United Artillery,
and thirty of his men, who volunteered their
services on board the Virginia, were highly com
mended fOT their heroic conduct, courage, and
efficiency during the furions contest with the
powerful enemy, who fought with desperation
An was quiet in the roads oday
The tall mssts of the Cumberland, in unhal-
lowed memory, lean far over southwardly, sboye
the watery tomb of hundreds Of slain
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q NEW REGTHEHN.

CONFEDERATE STATES or AMERICA
WAX DGPARTm SIT
HIoHMOND, February 10Th, i562
Major J. c. COLE,
2lst Tennessee Regiment
- iR You ars sut uth0rizsd TO enlist volunteers q
- muster into service c0mpanfss, for ihees yea
the war, 10 be organize a. noon as a -rIi lent M
'of eomPaDl.s are mustered into a regiment of Iufa'
secting field officers
Respectfully, ?. P BENJAMIN
Secretary of Wr
Agreeable n the above order j hereby auth
Capt. S. Shock, whose headguar ss aiIl be al
-, Msmphis and Captaiu }. D. Layton, of Che
Tennessee regiment. D muster into service an 1a
who desire TO join my regiment
Captains Of eompaaies who have o. ganizad for q
years or the war cen port % me by letsr OF u De-
at Unisn City or 70 either OF be above named q.
msn.
A bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS win aa paid esrh
cruit A. soon as sworn i1i0 service
Clothing subsistence and arms f1rui- he'd irrnsiia
upoa entering service
Soldiers who have served one term vii be sccs
for two years, and will receive fhe same borufv
'hose who have not completed tier terms or en-
meut who may desire 20 JON rhls raeime.t. can. b
by application as above. j. @ CUfF
Hhi4 2" 1l,i1r 2i-t Tenn Volunteer
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Martial iaw has been proclaimed in various
cities and localities in the Conlederacy, and it
viii probably be established in many other dis
tricts as the war progresses To q certain ex-
tent the civil authorities have been superseded,
and the fresdom Of the citizen restrained and
diminished To this no rational objection can
be urged, especially under the instant peril with
which the country Is threatened.
Since this state Of things is likely to continue
for some time in many parts Of the country, it
msy not be improper to utter word Of caution
TO the authorizes that have taken into their hands
as it were. the lives and property Of the people
Our remarks are intended to have a general,
and not local application, and to apply te ali
cases where the military power has taken the
control
A little reaeesion must satisfy any candid
mind that great prudence should be exercised
under the new order Of things In selecting the
instrumentalities for the enforcement of their
orders, commanders and provost narshals should
call to their aid none but the most trustworthy
men they can find-men Of frmuess, prudence,
and courteous demeanor. Passport officers and
travelling guards on railway trains, especially,
should be Of this stamp. There is no necessity
for rudeness or profanity in the discharge Of any
ofsce. much less in one Of this character. Po-
hteness and consideration in an Official have
become, we regret to say, rare virtue. This
should not be 50. Courtesy is like permitting
another man to light his candle by our own,
which loses none Of its brightness by what the
other gains.
Tbs war necessarily presses hard upon all
classes Of our peoples nevertheless, they en-
counter its pnvations and sacrifices with cheer
falness and resolution. Let US not add to these
hsrdships set of surly, swearing ard oppress-
i've officials, who imagine their positions were
given them for their own aggrandisemeni, and
not for the public good.
It would not be time thrown away if quar-
termasters, superintendents Of hospitals, railway
and steamboat officials, and hotel keepers, would
give some thought to these matters. Pohteness
Isl ehesp commodity and goes long way and
yst how scarce it has grown
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The friends Of this officer, at Como, Miss
have received short note from him dated on
board the steamer Hiawatha, Illinois City, oppo-
site ST. Louis, the 18th nit He was, at the
timeof writing, in good health snd spirits, not
withstandng the fact that he was en- roate for g
Federal military prison Capt B commanded
one Of the river batteries at Fort Donelson, for
which position bis previous superior military
education had eminently qualified him He re-
fused to secure his own safety by the assertion
Of his men-preferEing to share the privations Of
those be led. HIS numerous acauaintances viii
rejoice to learn that be escaped fhesasualties Of
the disastrous afsl 5H J-1zz cunt Tifitia,--
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We find in our exchanges the following items
ohroneng the comca dongs Of facetious warrior
Major H. W. Fry, who to have been not at all
afad Of getting himself difficulties with his captors
because Of his keen, Parthian arrow ike jokes:
NAL H. ". FRY's P. P C. TO THE YANKEES AT
RoASoKE-trom saturday the day Of our surrender OF
Roanoke till the following "Wednesday Mai Frv Wa
confined In room In the house Of Dr. Riters on the
island Ia this room the major discovered portion OF
keg Of powder the pate property Of Dr. Ritters on
wednesday 1ornng understanding that be was 70 bs
removed on shipboard. the major took about twenty
pounds Of the powder and, rolling In q sheet rasie 4
sort Of cartridge and raumed up the pipe Of the stove
that stood IN the room IN the course Of al hour sfer
completing the job the major removed and his mind
being otherwise occupied, thought little more Of III
From some OF our wounded who had been len AT Fliya
beth City, and who arrived here last night We are
informed that one rainy day last week ths Yankees for
the hrst time built FIRE In the stove In few ranfss
an TPoson took place blowing the house to ruin s
killing aud wounding hfteen or twenty Yankees Tbe
aaeuraey OF the above is beyond question-Ric
EsazHiner
CHARACTERIsIIc.-W Mai H. w Fr, IN es1n-
mand Of ises lcgiou Roanoke Island aseertaiBed
that Col shaw hai determined 10 surrender he threw
bis sword into the and ordered his men to put zsu
cartridges into eacl ef their muskets He then trimmed
Ian INTO sword shape and stuck Il into hls seab5srd
and In due course vered Il up the e0nquerors The
enemy detailed squads 10 rs off the muzke taken from
our men, and it il said that many OF tbs pieces were
1ursted by the extraordinary charges they contained
81 ing and WouRdpg several Of the Yankees -Rc5ls0ad
ExaniN,r
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'H he Southern Monthly for April
CLOUDS IN THE WEST

irk on the wind that whistles from the West
a manly shout for instant succOr comes
ON men WaO light outnumbeged breast 10 bresz4
With rage-iudented drums
ho dare for child. wife couniry-stream and strand
Though but faction 70 The sFarIning foe,
ere-at the flooded gatewsys Of the land
To stem torrents how.
armsi brave sons Of each embsstled State
" hose queenly staudsrd is a southern star.
10 would be free, must ride the lists OF Pate
IN Freedoms victor-car
-saks the field, the shop, the mart. the hum
)f craven traffic for the mastering clan:
2 dead themselves are pledged that you shall come
md prove y0urseif-a man.
Rt sacred turf where first s thrilling grief
y Fas felt which taught you heaven alons dI5posss-
can you live TO see a foreign thief
Ontaminate its rosesi
v, summonng trumpets, q compulslve stave
through all the bounds from Beers eba to Dan.
be out come QUIT who scorns % be a dave,
4 claims to be a man
x on the breezes whlsling from the West,
manly shout for instant succor comes
ln men who fight outnumbersd, breast t0 breast,
ith rag -iudented drumsi
p charge and cheer amid the nurderous fin.
here still your battls-hsgs unbsndsd wave.
hg for what our fathers died TO win.
hd YOU must fight to save.
shrilly ffes that STIR the Wales from Sleep.
b bFazen tbunders from the mountains hoar
very waves are marshaiing on the deep
lille tempests tread the shore
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EY@ The Newbern IN. C.) Progress says that
about three o'clock on Friday morning. a small
boat was seen to pass under the railroad bridge
over the Trent river at that place. but it aid not
stop. At four O'Clock a light blazs was dis
covered about midway OF the bridge. The
alarm was instantly given but the vile usrpe-
traitor Of the deed was not discoveled The
guard succeeded in extinguishing the fire. and
preventing disastrous cOnhagratiop
The incendiary apparatus was in the shape OF
a wire net or basket, filled with hemp, saturated
with spirits Of turpentine, and fastened to the
bridge by a common drawing CHAIN wrapped
with rags, also saturated, as were the timbers
Of the bridge clear across.
This was evidently deliberately planned
snd skillfully devised scheme to destroy the
bridge. 1t shows the SORT Of dangers we have
to guard against, and ought to stimulate our
railroad guards, authorities and employees to
renewed vigilance.
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WASHINGTON CITY, March 5-The residence
of Count Mercier, French minister at George
town Nights, formerly occupied by Count Sar-
dges), was destroyed by fire Thursday morning
The remains Of Bngadier General F. Lander
arrived at Washington March 9TH, and was inn
mediately embalmed Counterfeit United States
treasury notes are in circulation in New York
The publication of Fremont's defense pro
duces much excitement in Washington city
The committee on the conduct Of the war say
that the publication was unauthorized by them.
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NOTICE.

HAVE IN store the following Articles ,.a--b 10 -,
called fof al the expiration Of ten da7t VIII BE- ds
posed Of 70 pay freight and charges
Q. d G., SsvsLnsh Ca 10 bols G gurar
". II. s.. % 10
R. L. C., Lebanon. lTenh 5 bels aEola.ses.
P&P, Sf,i
DR.. Saunders, Lebanon TsHn. DBL Noa.-s-
DR. 7. ? Aiiitoa, Leosaou. Tenn. b5L soassef.
bbL Sugar.
r. Z B. Ls0:9Sai Tenn, 2 hhis. Singer
John Freemaa bags Salt
X & s, Atlanta. GA, 20 hnds surs-
J. " Lewis Atlanta Ga Il bbis vr-lss
A. :. aeysr, Atlanta Ca Legs Corks.
X * 4 Richmond, Va. 6 hhds Snrsr
10 bbs Masss=-
- - Z. = Sasauis' Germantown Depot 81 Ials C. Eyisss
n Z, y > ? CoY. Y.1R'o1, tia bbls. Mo- asses
a. i'oNu' A'ed-l z vasant Tenn 3 hhds Sugar
81 bbls- and forty
m a half bbs Moiszses
X : s.. Macon, Ga 9 hhds, Sugar ami = 55Is. No.
A. J. WAIT
--.l-t ~ Bradley Bf7ek
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DIR. SPIEGET.
Chemist a n d Botanisi

LENOw's BUUDiSG.
Union street, between Nam ami second streets
THE most saeeessfal CAScER OPERATOR ir to-
u world
Dr. sFIsekL has Been resident Of Nernr his for ten
wears and has acquired enviabls rsDursffo nv hi.
suceessiui treatment of Cancer. which De er-iq fr
me system vita al rs roots and flores BY co1stn
tress with success all chronic disesses Rhe-lns
Neuralgia Gout, Ophthamia fstuis ia A ~, SeTo5-l.
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyssntsrv T3rDid T,s-
Gravel Fits. Tape Worm, Piles. Dsoesv di &C., ~
Ear and Eye and Female c0mpisiuts
Residence aud InGrma-y on ,ios a4-s.. .. ~
Bayou Memphis. Tennessee.
Unquestionable proofs Forwarded fr-.a, So .,
and ohaleres the world - ~
cures sal now making ia Euroae so8 Ersss5.
mhl4
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FARM FoR go

W l~snlNss ~ % soneentrafe ny planting inter -
% so9u ne pace on which nov reside. 81 - iiii
aois county, Miss Directly on The nis.issfn9i ilu
~. si,essse ssl h4.foad at Ssdseris Station -
- - =, piees contains hund and f7rtv srrss r.
-.so -la t~snfy cleared. bs.ance qood ro55 f-4
- - 1s-@ Improvements of q &c. on farm -
Immediately. iaH4 gwen
,, i aeTs wi s9 corn. fodder psttof ,as so,
mig h IS. BEDFoRD In
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u Since the liquor blockade was established
in Huntsville, it is astonishing 20 to see the num-
Der Of ailng persons Of 81 sorts, who need a
little liquor for The stomach ache and their 9th
er infrmities" The doctors are buoy writing
permits for its purchase and great is the inge-
nuity displaved in running the blockade. n B.
The physicians at Bowling Green fixed the fee
for a liquor prescription at 50 !-Adc0eats.
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NOTICE.


HEADQUARTERS CAMP CARtlE.
MAEcH 18Th 1852
fTlHE commls i1ned olicfr3 II che i1tsr Peg
Il Tennessee State Militia. are hereby uot.lsf T.
pear a. the Csup, near the Fair Gr7uufs THIS
day MORNING, the 18th ins ant ~ 10 o'eloc
business Of impo tancs All those failing 10 anne.
subj CT 70 be court ma -fialed
By Ter Of j. H InFFHANF
Jos. hUssO, JR, Adjufant Col Comuanr
mhl4-lt
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Later from Havana.

From the Mobile Register.
We are indebted to the censignee of the
schooner Pioneer, Mr.. NJ. d. Eslsva, for late
files of Havana papers. The Confederate steam
ers, Whitemore and Florida, from New Orleans
reached that port on the 22d ult Their freight
was 1900 bales Of cotton, which the Diario esti-
mates at the value Of $4,000 These vessels
report that they ran the blockade at the mouth
of the Mississippi together and in company with
the steamer Magnolia They were chased by
three of the blockading squadron, bat succeeded
in Outrunning them. The Magnolia was lost
sight OF, snd as she had not reached Havana, il
is feared that she was captured
The DiariO, of the 25th alt r noticing the
arrivals Of passengers by the English steam
packet Thames, says: It appears that besides
the Mexican General Almonto, there came ON
board this ship, as passengers, two of the com
missioners Of the Confederate States to Europe.
Messrs Mason and slidell, as our readers viii
remember, were the last commissioners accred-
tied by President Davis
No doubt reference is here made to 5fr. Yam
cey and one of his colleagues, either Judge Rost
or Mr. Mana
The DtaT5O, Of the same date, has a long apd
serious leader on the capture of the Spanish brig
Iersita, bound with an assorted cargo from Ha-
vana to Matamoras, by the United States cruiser
Kingtish. The capture took place in latitude
25' north and longitude SO and, according to
the DiariO, in the line Of a straight course from
Havana to her p6Et of destination, and therefore
beyond the jurisdiction of the blockade The
official Journal treats it as a subject of gravity,
and says the Authorities will make it the subject
Of immediate reclsma ion
The news of the battle Of Donelson and the
fall OF Nashville had reached Havana.
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LANCERS FOR THE WAF

HAVE received authority g. raise q COMPANY
Cavalry to ser during the war % be a-nied VIZ
Yen i9ot La1ee Colts Repeater Pistol and an sishte
inch Bowie Knifs and 20 be received INTO /, T. .-t-
oe commanded uy Col. q IL LogTood Esch rsar
must furnish himself " th horse. All other enr Z
nenis and f ms viii be furnished rhas tlr csrlDa-
snhsts Ve served sf ce he beginning cf thls "
N tie cavalry service unler Col i.oEgzo1d ard h.
some exp-rence In this Of the sarviea For ~
next twenty days can be found or addressed a. yVas
Valley. Mississippi. r. j. pRgPIrl7s Z
mhl4 lv+ l4g-,t-.
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The msmbers Of south Memphis Lodge
4 No. lie. are requeated % attend stated
meeting a. their Lodge Room corner Of Second 4
aDd Madison streets, THIS ttr,dsTj EVENING "
At o'ciO-k. Members Of Angernna Lodge NJ
Leila Scots No 20, and transient brethreu, are
uailY Invited 90 attend. J. r HARFOf
milf fts c.--..
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no COIONElS OF TEFtVRY

TNHE TX Sergeant aaior Of be 5rh Louisiana /
4 4 ion. who hae served i've year- Ga the Frelc5
~ m desires % be smpoye as Instructor or Adutar
Regiment, FOR twelve months or sh war coed
'eneos given on application i1 Coz l- de Milan 4
;. Consul Lisutena1t Colonel Kearefro of he 81
siana Battalion ami Captain WiLiaar Miller Co-
= l., Heavy Artillery. -d1-ess
- uhi4 AZ fomrHnV T.. hearF Artii3err N-r.,
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,r I N. STRICKLAND, who has i-;st s1ec-.
r. - reaching this ty from Co.umbus KY, Is
: % lsarn tbe residence % bis wife who sscarei
q lars before be was a5ie 90 do s9. lie can De
= 1hs SeaY House, on P1Fiar strset, y here aly co
cation intended % reach aim sh0ald he addr1sset
rnhIA ats
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- Huntsville continues thronged with stran-
gers, officers and troops in iraHsstu. Provisions
Of an kinds are in demand at good prices
There are also many sick soldiers in the hOspi
tails and IN private families -Adrocate.
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MILITARY NOTICE +!

TTHE Office OF The Civil gofera0r End Prov,
mi L shsl Of the city Of n m. his IS loesfed on 3
- side Of Court street, FIST door est of odd
a Hall J. D. MCEISl
I'D mhl4Ir Cirn Gor.-,.nr - -. u
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ELIZABETH CrTY.-From gentleman iust
from Elizabeth City, we learn that the enemy
has not yet attempted to oOSupy the town, but
that they have frequently Threatened to DESTROY
it. Three gupboats have been anchored in the
river, near the point where the small battery was
placed The men are allowed to go sshore.
about mile below the town, and for some time
have been guilty Of daily outrages upon The
farmers hYlng IN the vicinity killing their stock
and stealing everything that comes within their
reach. No kind Of private property is respected
The picke.s Of the Sd Georgia regiment are
stationed in the town, aud are ordered to FIRE
upon the Yankees if they attempt to enter H.
In return, the Yankees threaten Il a single man
IS fred on, the town viii be immedisteiy de-
stroyed- Nearly all the inhabitants have left
Our sick and wounded have been removed to'
N0rfolk.-R5ehmoud Dispotch
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z We, the undersigned, members Of the
Tennessee Legislature, having seen telegram
from Richmond published in the journals of
Memphis TO the following effect viz That Mr..
Atkins stated in Congress that nearly every
member Of the Tennessee Legislature had signed
a petition for the removal of Gen. Johnston
from the department ia which that State is in
cluded, and that the document had been pre-
sented to President Davis" do hereby declare
that we have never heard Of, seen or signed any
.-roL ,,,t-4srv,-
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"a The Tuscumbia Constitution has been
shown samples of lead ore taken from mines in
Lawrence county, nearlJ pure, and learn that
any quantity has been found. We hope the
government viii lend its influence, and put the
mines at once to work turning out sugar coated
pills for our enemies.
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a WoH,N ELECTED MAYOR--At recent
city election in Oskalooss. ia, Mrs. Nancy
Smith, Democrat, vas lected Mayor by major
for tia. Office.
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SALT MAKING The executive council Of
South Caroiins has set apsr. S50,000 Of The
State funds % encourage and force forward the
manufacture Of salt