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4 The SITUATION AT NEW MADRID.--Ne,o Madrid
March gvia Union CITY, March l0The enemy ut TINS poin
is reported to-day to be 30,00j strong. ,f,..., ,,
Gen McCowns command continues to hid them IN cheGk
skirshing between pickles. going on all the time pn
only few have been nnred ou. sds ihe loss OIL the enc
my is reported considerable each day. H't o
Our troops arc buoyant hopeful great battle Is Ger
tain to ensne Mt this point Gen McCown has his batteries
6pe condition Memphis Appeal. s..
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NUMBER 8.
DESIGNS OF raE sfxos prsp ..,,,, ,r,o,,

DESIGNS OF THE SIMON Pure SOC, ,,,o,,s,,s,
The following Article is from the b cago yrass ~
for itself -s.aH - So ="
No eoncealmen. is w ATTEMPTED says eonempotary
the radical pfy Of TIER vie of ion deliberately
hid down boldly stated eohtnnaly reiterated in e public
Jonrnss ahd their private conversation eches and letter
it reconstructed The mask off have seen
for months attempting bird by the 10 iah
question DO prefer slavery 70 the Un'onf" IL there
any sIc issne before But few ago the
phbc began them the question, Do you pr
the abolition Of .!avery to the Union:" So
Tho rroessed patriots at first soug avoid ths
at eng in despa sn.tapine any longer their on6ai
profess ions Of loyalty plunged into the fatal vortex Of duns1
ISM They say that they would sent
store the Unon As ago.. They speak q with
horror, covenant with death and league with HE'LL which
they would mot consent to ren.w.
We do not exaggarste Every wo.d say susceptible
abundant proof from the columns OF the rad cal party
the past weeks The day is forever when they car
cia NJ wth any show OF truth sincerity to be loyal TO th
consultation and o they must BE- as they virtually
consent 10 be, Chased with the enemies Of both 50
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. NEW coxre.pAsp.-Mayor Hall, Of Edenton

NEW
In h ,;. or ,I,s capture Of that place by the Yankees,
avs h, at Edenton landing Of the Fedsras and mel
the at wha In to his inquiry as 10 Inc
they intended pursue he told that private c
zens private property wsnd be bnt armed
commry stores and arms Of every kind woud pc seized
When they comu euced rolling the bales Of cotton he in
oued If that was private property and was answered tina
cotton was contraband would be seized everywhere
This is de, the Inconites we'll worthy Of nsder
alton planters who are anxious 10 pile up large STOCK
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Confederate States of America.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT No. l.
New Orleans, Feb "a, 1852 )
GENERAL ORDERS Nc. II
All Officers detailed from their respective for the
p7rposs recruiting will upon their arrival city
eoasy report in to the Adjuant General together
with their authority.
The MAJOR General Commanding this Department regrets
learn that officers Ia the habit of Ontcns already
listed break II aud this has carried
the exnt Of attempting to INDUCE soldiers belonging to the
Regiments and Companies at the various stations around the
city to desert their csmmands ani the bounty Aen
ton called tie article Of war; which declares any soldier
who quits his Company to jsn another ia the
vice. This will Be sidy enforced and whoever
convicted either officer private will be severely punished
By command of
MAI. GEN. LOWELL
J. G. PICKETT. Asst. Adj. Gon'l. fe25 I'm
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WAsu1NGroN INr.1rta EScE...rhere is much ex

: .,WASHlNGTUN! INTELEFG ENCE.---TNer6l IS much eX.
cencnt occasioned by the discovery that the bill introduced
by Wade, from the conduct Of the war committee
time snce authorizing the President
raosds also author ,ns him ito to extend f$oady b
made Ny The War Dep build railroad
hundred and eighty miles long, from Lebanon, KY,
Knoxville Tenn The House to- ay repealed that portion
the hill almost unanimously. .H,n ttt 73H-l - -tE }
The troops Potomac will not be paid tn pay mas
through with those battling for the Uhion West
and on the scuboard. -.rt7Nf" a
Howell Cobb, relating osesby toan exchange prisoners
but probably to other matters ALSO III
Mr. Trmbul's speech the conlscaon bill very ssng
md had marked fleet taking ground among other things,
that rebels not loyal men, must the expenses of the
The bill will have decided msjority in the Senate.
The Mexican resolutions, defeated executive
seseion-syes nays 49, This rejection Of
Gen. Scott additional munster to M-Xico o. 4s ] -
Einrin natl Eonnp
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NEW MADRID--We have Deem permitted to read
aleer from officer high IL command Madrid from which
learn that the Federa collecting large and
whemng force evidently with he intention of attack upon
ny A battle is constantly sncpated. Our men are
niskets of the i've armies and daily being killed
Pleasant the Missouri side Of the river aont twelve
miles below Madrid The force landed there on the 9Th was
only single regiment and with small ordnance II was
hosht ,hs enemy would plant battery somewhere in thai
Madrid Some infer The delay Of ths Federas in ma
king attack proceeds from the expectation receiving fur
ther Endorsements by land willis others conjecture TO po-
ceed from The expectation Of The gunaat and forces from
That decisive bow viii be struck in m quarter Fave no
that the blow will he speedily given wa feel equally
assured Let us prepare for III -
The Issue Of his contest is pregnnt With results The i'm
river dstenses aud resist the enemy successfully must
appu,eut the casual Observer We feel that do
duly motif the public and Generals OF the facts trusting
70 their wisdom and sagsS TO NEE. the impending hlov
doe lIolns with his Runboats had aacksd and driven back
the river Tbs forces at Point Pleasant the 6,h we
learn the letter referred to. Memphis Avalanche h
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Ely, the released Congressman, is making HIM
self quite conpcuous the Morrill, There Is no doubt That ne
succeeded getting lincoln to consent to an
OF prisoners the captured sailors among the rest Lately Fly
has been opposng s waI their talk OF af4ye ting
him. 1t would be singular if the devil should have gotten
in Southern prison ayoriug Tue and then North
Srnn E,rn osiar IL a 10. a
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TIenuqUaftVls I0WISfnMA Tf0OpS.
MAJOR aRS1KAL'S OFFICE.
New Orleans, March Il, 1862. )
GENERAL. ORDERS NO. AL ..H
1.-The prspsr organization ef ef the msst Important
branches of he SERVICE ths Medical Dspansat has 10
extent prevented hy ,hs neglect OF hoss whc
duty It ID by law appoint The Surgeons Of BrisaJes and
Regiments. .-
I-In order kat sad Department may b. properly and eff
sIenily Azsd aud pat suecsIlfu opsaon The Geasa
Brigades throughout tbs Stats who have
complied With the law a .Ls particular WILL Immediately
receipt of tits erder appoint their Brigade Surgeons nnt
order the Csouss Of Regiments appoH, their Rsgimsnta
Surgeons aud Assistant Surgeons who will appoint
cd be ordered r.por In in writing fer instruc
ton DR.. Warren Stons Surgeon General of the State,
New Orleans.
By order Of
JOHN L. LEWIS
Major General Command ns
g. w. LEWIS, Aid. mis- 2p1
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To Bakers.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS I
g,..u CITY HALL, March s, 1862. y
ny- To Bakers -- The price Of Superfine
Flour being this day oueen dollars anu ha-s4 50 per
barrel give during tho ensuing week.
commencing MONDAY, 10th inst, follows, viz Second
quality, or No. 2:
Thirty sight of bread for 20 cents
Nineteen of bread for 10 cents
Ten ounces of bread for cents.
Tho loaves of the third quality. No. 3, must weigh
eighth more-that is 10 say:
The 20 cent loaves fory-three ounces.
The 10 cent loaves, tNeEty ounces;
The S cent lonves. eleven ouncea.
N b: Bread of the First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made -four and the lonvos shall oXceed in weight
pound .ha bs made baked and stamped required
- d. # JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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WILL YOU WALK IN, Mr.. FLY?-The Yankee
General Buell. Is reported have sus proclamation
people of Tennessee promis them all Of good and
gracious things they will lay their and submit
BE- slaves He does not these precise
allegiance and subjects for The past
sspect tor the future But The Language inelgbe enovgh
you-thsfs ali ask. -. - 80 = :
usn profss grace and bounty the and
hhh,iiatng insults that ba fred peppe That
these may he ,ome who frem t1ity Or soidness may &C.
eept the degrading preie M " enough man who .p
keeses pre- M the precious blessing Of freedom and
where be met with rsentless iBermnse war TX
termination Is thousand times preferable graduation
Bnt We mee them with becoming spitit kha visit m
termination upon 1hen Richmond Wing - Y !
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Confederate States OF .asmerica.

~' ."A WAR DEP P4RTNENT,
ORDINANCE OFFICE,
.-t Richmond, March I. 1859. }
Bids will be received at ths O.e until the day
April next for the following ORDNANCE and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for tho Confederate Siatss Army:
a0O 900 tons charcoal ooldLsst Pig Iron.
ga s" 60. 900 tens Blooms, (chareoal) 9'tE
$1,000 tons Wrought Iron Bars, of various sizes.
100 l0incl Columbiads. $5a&T
100 S.inch Columbisds. r,sl-...- = n
100 l0inch Siegs and Gurrson Nortars.
lW Binch Reacoast Mortar..
500 II FOUNDER iron Howltzers.
go Bpouuder lion Field GHIH.
Bids may be made for quantity Of iron hundred
tons, and for any number of guns over ten.
Drawings Of the guns Will be ssd only parties whose
bids accepted ...-..- smG
Bidders will the points Of delivery md the duts vt
which Of iron sxpscttd
to be furnished. d., + 7s, .,..s
They also the tine required furnish the whole
OF their bid. 7'' w.! as' r'''.. a., t.
Bidders for guns will sale the date Of hs delivery anl
the time required to supply The whole number.
Payments will be delivery Of loss than fifty
OF iron and the right onssf II Csnfedsras
reserved. -'ft '. r-'. ~ 7a-sas-l.s-
Bids must be sealed and enclosed endorsed tbs
velop, Proposals for Iron HProposals for Gussn
'#9t 81 J. G0RGAs, Lieutenant -CoIopel,
mis- 2ptapl0 Chief Of Ordnance
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was leaning toward the Church OF Rome The statement
thai she is swede borgan and hn her late died
In that fnith letter in the Montreal Herald tays;a
Prince Albert ike the late Duchess Kent King Leopold
and others of their and royal relatives
the Swedeborgan Interpretation the Bbe Neither he
of Kent nnistraon any Clergy
administrations of nlheir last moments
thosg they both habluny took the communion at Earer
that the Queen has also adopted The lar of
religious philosophy propouncd by the lea ned Swee; II is
limited that the unopeu and resignation with which
e has hher borne up under the rrspatabe she has been
suddeny called upon bear may possibly bs due hs
ong character Of the convictions thence derived regard to
the nature OF the transit on that hs world calls deah and
thu minos Of those who becoms with the works
author to. II such really be tho case and
beloved sovereign nd in tho views referred TO- any
tanning con.oAon under the grevous sorrow which has "a
eed all coming Chr for the royal hearth OF Eng
land the fact coul hardly regretted by The orthodox
Of her Majesty loyal and afectionate l!cgcs. a&
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and may be VOuChsnfeI FOR US true: = =
When Col Clantons regiment received orders to march,
among lhoss absent sick urough j. R. Kemp
Of Auaisa. member of Capt. Hadgsons company. He
histened the river the first and although still sick
determined join his company In arch Upon reach
ing the ferry ha found river high by the boats
Determined not to be e he tho river about five miles
The made box OF loose roats he pnc
in the rysr got into it, md padded out inio the stream
mlnencel sink he padded back with dl uy cauked
well with cotton padded again into w1en and
cnried by the stream he wharf nt No gomery when
he la.del and repo rted himself 10 his company.
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ANDREW JOHNSON. = The report Seems to be

confirmed johnson has been appointed Proys na dow
eror nrd Brgader General OF the Federal
lie expected enter tbs service emay expc'
early day his proclamation to the people of Ihe
predict for him disappointment at s response
wil both In Middle and East ienne We beIeyr
johnson utterly ignorant of tho state OF the popular
mind Tennessee the time He ia or We are We
think the th also. wholly miscncunes this point Al
Nashville learn the people .len and dan evincns
sympnny for The Fedrais;s or the amy They decline to
carry business provide supplies at high and
for gold They dsrust the good faith Of their professions
Memphis Avalanche,
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\ PRIZE BOAT BUILDER
= OF THE SOUTH
fSA
j, MAHONY. AIsiera III,

j. MAIIONY, Algiera. Ln.
Wilfurnsh at the shortest notice. bust on the
node Pleasure and RAGS Yachts Club and Skeleton RoN
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yawls skias and Row
Boats OF all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also on hand E-.
Oars Sprs Blocks and everything sppertsnine to yaoh
m28 ly&W ~ nv. pi'ooe'
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall. Ma ch s, lSf2. )
Common Council of the city of New Orleans }
mo. $780,
Resac That article 2d of the city ordinance approved
July 1853 To povde for the COVER Of the House Of
ctngs" be amended NY subs, tutnk tho word three for the
word five, 10 form quorum during the war.
Si.nedl S. r. nEI4ABARRE,
President pro Board of Aldermen.
(Signed] j. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Marcn 8, 1862.
(signedl JOHN 7. MONROE; Mayor.
A true copy:
milo 6t W. s. PETrINGMI, Secretary.
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A SKIRMIsH IN YIRGINIA.-The Vicksburg Wing

permitted to mako the following extract from private
dated at Davis Ford, Prince William county, Virginia
Dear Faer: Your last lett received time since
but owing 10 continuous round Of most duou picke
duty, have been unable reply. For the last q
months the min Dodes OF the contendg amy
IN Gt gao but all .0nE the lines from Dumes FTarpe s
Ferry het daily skrmishe between hostile scouting mar
ties love OF adventure and desire 10 escape from The
monotony Of camp has often led into these scouting
dIions and have had hnir breadth 'scapas made
several Yankees he the dust and bscame thoroughly
from Brigslsr. General Rhode 20 on Ocopun
river aud surprise partyn nar4uders who have for
time infested that section We a 10 A. 70 the pont
told they ut, w=ny miles off, a"d +. N.
found at they encped only few miles below md
that they numbered a1ou IS n W Il aud equipped We
divided squad into three PARTS of five eAch and cnMous
approached th- place. 1t log house creok and
the sounds of revey that from whi1 showed they
very vgilan Slowly and cautiously approached
u vary cnol manner Of pioceeling) until got within 40
yards of the house. the path lead the pri
and drunken soldier stag 1ering along by He
close 4tI had TO step aside prevent him from
giving the auim. About this time DutChman,
whom they placed scnliarl, of and
who does pc his challenge this the
port of misket sent him to his long home The fellow who
had passed came running b.ck, and my bayonri
through The Yankees within the house began rush
twelve minutes, when all that cond, rot away
left dead aid x b,dy woun'e and got rea prison
and 2 muskets They kept up pretty harp fire
yet n escaped without scratch Such miniature
iattlcof Ocoquan These little skirmshea daily occur
and while Of no material importance greatly
| llvon the monoiony Of camp. +,
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MAJOR GISERAL's OFFICE
New Orleans March IL, 1852. )
GENERAL ORDERS MO. -
In pursuance Orders No. 3O3 fsm tbs Headquarters
the Governor and Chief Companies
throughout the State Mat shall not be fully completed and
sanid ding law by the sth Of March 1852 notified
that they will 10 dsbanded their taken from the
distributed organized companies aad the Thereof
enrolled in tho regular Militia.
Ey order of
JOHN L. LEWIS,
Major raj Commanding.
G. ". LEWIS, Aid. h73 2p2t
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DRAFTING IN CoNSEcTICUT. We have been
taught to believe Northern rehren have responded
with such aacry in the call of their Government thai there
necessity for resort to draft Such however, seems
to be tbs fact the Hartford Times says that In order to
fill the quota of troops the Federal army allotted 10 Conncctl-
cut drafting commenced on the 26 u In Hartford, the
to 80 out of 1906 The Times then pub
the list of exempt' which comprises pretty snug total
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NJ Candidate for Mayor. irrespective oi
Party, VICTOR WILTZ, Of this Second District.
See Crescent Of sh 3lst January. fell 2pte

Ha- Messrs. w. IL. Adams. w. NJ. Semple
and D. vRnorn have my full power of attorney per
passed before W. II. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
nl4 J. O. NIXON
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Headquarters Department No. L.
NHw ORLEANS, March ii, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81
In pursuance of Special Orders No. 49, roa tbs War Dc
patsn rewards will hereafter be paid for capture
desertsrs.
By command of Major General Lowell.
j. &. PICKETT,
NIL 2pss Assistant Adjutant General.
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Boy Wuntest.

GOOD BOY WANTED, one who Is acquainted with The
Dry Goods business preferred Apply 10
.Tr ~. .s,.rtl,y J. A. BRASEIMAN, ,4
nils 2p2t corner Of Magazine and st. Andrew streets.
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Ieadq uartors Second Brigade.

. Headquarters Second Brigade.
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEERS G. s. A., I
CAMP LAvIs. March 9. 1859. )
Hereafter vtors except those having special permits will
be allowed to pass into this Camp only THURSDAYS
SUNDAYS.
BY order Of
f. L. TRACY,
BrIsAdisr tfeneral Commanding.
THOMAS F. WALKER, Major and A. A. q. MIL 2p6t
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k:s#s.S'
! OF ALDERMEN

ID Orleans, tuesday. March III IL Isl
Ne The Boa sos, sdt ~. sJ. pusyaant adjournment
ssIsnts Rs Rss hsaIs sB sSass
The follot as laid aa lie issIs vt
= se2s a4;SfAIfa e' Ha. 3 Msss sss e. Gsisaf isssf
aaas Il 81. ssnss, ISysh
subject &C On ~ was i re- q i IF o
ersat uomeat ~ q H. am your Immediate
md careful In t wardnR tho communication to
w yoI a q my sutirs
,l,,f. As'p.ft,nlf ~ JoaN 4. MONROE. x.,o,.
me com siinded to has been sent 10 the Board Of
The fol-. anieaton was fsfsrisd to lie Finance
AZ st5& ,~&Ga~4@ ft,, TnsAsuEn's DzrAs4xnsr,a
-, l5a ,r-e5is New Orleans. March llth. 1854
ss ss i 4 aZissi L; Z
@~,s 'Spts'aif papaa sfFFRK. si9iE ci.y treasurer.
The foil nieaton was read q -
.NEv osLEAs, March 10 isSa
Gentlems. ,he honor to inform Won that tha faiIor
body Wv soa,sM
resoIntleis r.,ltng The Gas Company TO place lamp
post on street. between Constance and
sss9pss nl - aDg SIs q q. Of city ordnance
IN b eeaeursd in the
$s
.,,! ii ~ II, e. PEARsoN. Secretary pro tenn.
bssss " g llsss. Ass..itss as;sl i isss
The Homo. asyp3a n. and Members
,ons esas@ ss FIJI
TSn1sdsy HMns 0s 0ao o. Assistant Aldermen
ABSENCE for ninety days TO Mr.
keep a's.s said psssasd Il order
.,,'..sg d, ~, IL G. PEARSON. Secretary pro .sm
The folli. tiun, adopted by the Assistant Board
were read onrrrrea n the rules being suspended
T. Az Ian ans 80 competent person % order
The folio 'ion offered by Mr.. Cox, was referred 10
the Ia s s sna lsna'sss e and he 1
s on sp sss sn
work atd ks ~ he presented Leesiauie Of t6s
State ut is for reimbursement for said work
wv lsp1so Committees
Mr.. Hue go - s Of the Finance COMMITTEES offered the
70 pssn referred tue '
Up .a,vyng other pro
cry for the the ordinary expenses Of ha
Your CO; suid recommend concurrence in the said
f.4... ,.s ahaIa6 SAs z HgGKINs gTqS[s
The foll lion, adopted by the Assistant board was
rssoiaAe ths expenses he City Gov
Yes Mt ei vs.: DsLabarre, Forstall Huelin.,. Robin
| and Sti,h-f 49, ij5si=.g.s4
Mr. Cox, fthe Com mittee Streets and Landings
offered the Il It iepor which adopted 81
The Comtstfs Streets and Landings th honor ia
report upon sIS Aalpg subjse referred
FavorahtTt Ia he i,on of Francis LIE Riheaux
asking peiE establish distiilery
the kg sktieet, Second Dsrctn Aesoluop
presented for etet granting said privilege; provided
slery bs established agreeably ely ordinances
remain du,irg tks SssAsufe Of the Council
g. Your recommend the Adoption Of resolution
Board, is'sa the Street Commissioner
lamps place. fewa street, from Felicity
| street." "~- ~ .---g
| You're ~, tport substitute for adoption, for a
| solution OF :. I'd, authorizing the Surveyor atten
orlh NE Hte cppos Pologne street said Ieyee belp
dangerous E VI stage river etc Your com
ttsGaS with the City Surveyor have examine
said levee AID fhS y perfectly but the roadua
of said tstseEs " would hs
Council necessary legal steps stree
wdened 10 said effect, substitute, Is therefor
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L rSS5 REWARI5-RAN AWAY FROM l45 ST.
Charles sire street, the negro woman LUCINDA, aged IS
reward will be paid for her delivery b, lie CIV
Ss"' jail
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Dispatch from Gen. neauresard.

Dispatch from Gen. Beauresard.
JACKSON, TENN, Feb ., lSo2
To Gov. Thos. .. Moore:
viii accept all good equipped troops list August
that will offer, and for NINETY DAYS.
Let the people of Louisiana andsrs that he is the
place to defend Louisiana.
MI aptf CT. BEAUkEGARD.
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Notice.

Mr.. ]. W. DEEAR8sT of the Beauraga,d Rangers will
leave for Jackson, Tenn FRIDAY MORNING, and will
take all let for the Crescent Regiment sfs this office
Or before Thursday, the l3h instant u O'clock u. Will
take charge of letters only. mil ap3ta
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VI communication puhliahe,d. |,

|. w. WEsy Fss F.ss,,ss. N.A communication published
ss. 3 y 81 s seeksaso y
Tbs ss.ss n hs ssse ss ss
hevs stated fs "a three @ .sonsnies whereas he shoad
S'f : . sss.s s:
6 asy..ss s r. 'as ssss
ds q s m aai ssoa. msg
i; t. ss,ss ss hsa
VoLCSrS T. .s,'s,. We are pleased 10 be able to
say S sha eiag s i s coming mi
1sssb sss ! hss s.ss & IL. sas
shs asa;a ss%
si sssass ;.:,s,sa shs s
ss have ese Ms 4 & ss s 3
aes"' move sss ss,sn, sssr e
- - - ,ees fSs,,nsson .ss, wsad.rsr-
PEssxcE - sfie Bra.ss,,rr ,r..,,,ss s,u,...-
upon a.s -, side ssssag March CIV weather y
s;T ! s:s ,$
af sPs
fHE Q = COMMANDING GENERAL. - We
i f' M en- some hesitation in Congress, pass
ss ssss &c
gives the 1 ssFhss 4 RI @ g hs Ees
I'll a sst z / sa o already fo.esons
sssaainer aaHs z s important post r 'A'
psss. 5ss asssW sss Ws Ts,s ss
ssss i Il sss e ssS e.
sss y 'f's's II sss, sas s aaa
F. hAJoReis STERLING PRIcE--The peonla
e s!m H. md The
and was so1shsssa ~ tie Senate General II shs