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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaint

RilIous Dlsorders-Iiver Complaints.
From Dr. Tzsodore Bel, Of Ne'o FORK CITY
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperient hut find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have In my praG
ticc proved eectual for the OF bilious
1roritS than any remedy can mention. sincerely
rejoice that have ut length purgatyc which is wor-
thy the conddonce OF tho protesson aud Che people
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09

Warsaw Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. u, 1865.
DEAR SIN: am using your Cathartic Pills in my pric-
tce ami find them excellent purgatiye to cleanse the
system and purify he fotittias IF he hoaI.
JOHN q. MEACIIAM u. D.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09

svLD nY
p E = ) q ai.5.n. D,ds. vile.
]. II Vivian Miuera! Point.
]. II Reed & Co Chlcag ,vh lesale..
J. Rice, Milwaukee,
Ard b. all dealers in me iirines. vinl0
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Dysensery, DiarrhOea, Relax, Worms.

From D.. J. G. Green, q Cittcag0
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them in esteem rs OF the best apcrcnts have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses for
tiitotS dyscutcTy and tt'Th9a Their Slgar-coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
OF and children.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
Dyspepsia, I,npurity OF tho Blood.

From leo. j. ]. HINES, Pastor IF Adrent Chrct, Bsto.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my faily and among those called to visit
in distress. TO regulate the organs of digestion and
known and ! can confidently recommend thom TO
my friends. Yours, }. Y. HINES
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-10-09
CHAPTER 2O3.

AN ACT TO amend chapter II of the revised statutes,
entitled of the incorporation of banking associa-
TONS .asts asaas s.t
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
ssafed in,Senate and assembly, do enact as
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
'TO THE PLANTERs.D
AGENCY OFFICE, 40 BROAD SrRrxr

Nu"F'estou, august, IL, 1907. Es ~
Mr. EDlroR-From the number of letters,
am still receiving from various parts of the
State requesting information about the 4pled-
gcd Cotton" and as to the manner of remittinp
all amounts for Cotton already sold. re
Gently published on both of these points in
your paper coud not have been seen by all
parties interested. Will you therefore. allow
me to state again that Mr.. Thomas FL. Johnston.
an experienced Cotton Broker of this CITY with
his assistants, will call on all parties in due
time and negotiate with them as to the pur-
chase of the "Loan Cotton;" but I will thank
all planters who have already sold, or. intend
selling to others, than the Government. to re-
NIT me the net proceeds of sale, either in a
draft on one of our City Banks, or in Treasury
Notes, without further delay. As soon as
can ascertain whether they prefer Confederate
Bonds or Certificates of Stock, (both bearing
eight per cent interest, but the former PAYABLE
to bearer and the latter to order,) will have
them prepared and RENTED to the planters.
But it is important that should first receive
the remittances, for my orders are to give eicht
per cent, interest from the date of the receipt
of all moneys, and it will be impossible to
make calculation until receive the amount.
As the Bonds and Certificates of Stock are
only issued in 1000's 5o0's loo's and sos.
should the amounts of sales be uneven. / will
further thank the planters to add on the frac
ton. so as to make it conform with the issues
of the above securities. Pressing engagements.
in connection with tho duties of my Office.
compel me to adopt this mode Of communica-
ting with my friends in the country,
]. s. X. BENNETT.
General Agent for State of South Carolina.
EBAll papers in the State will advertise
once a week for two weeks and send their bill
to the Charleston Courier Office
September 5 o 2w
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Mr. EDIroR: You will please announce ALEX.
ANDER l. MCDONALD as a suitable candidate to
fill the Office Of Tax Collector of Kershaw District at
the ensuing election.
August
MIR. MCDONALD has been engaged in the ar
duous but honorable vocation, if not a lucrative
one, that Of a school teacher, for upward of
forty years. in our Town and District and coun.
try around. He has been unfortunately Grip.
pie from his birth, ns many of us know, but
has acted his part well. Assiduously trust
worthy in his profession as an instructor of
youth, from his own South, annually having
taught many of the parents and children of
our section, and even some few grandchildren
ct his former pupils. He is still engaged in
teaching; and is now we'll stricken in years and
short of means of support. Now, we, as citi-
zens and friends of the needy. the aged and
the crippled of our District, feel it to be our
Indispensable duty to support him with our
uffrages at the ballot box of our District, in
October next.
TIRE FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
August
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
OBITUARY.

DIED--EDWARD B. LANG. on the 3lst of July,
1852 in Arkansas, Of disease contracted in camp
Hc was In Capt McRay's company, "Hough Ran
gers ofGen. Hindmans army. Besides his numerous
relations here, he left wife and child in Texas to
mourn his early death. Their consolation is he died in
hope of q blessed immortality. t
WILLIAM H. ALBERT was born in Kershaw Dis.
trict South Carolina October l9, 1890 and died at
his home in Gadsden County, Florida, August 90,
1852. .n'cl oe f9 47 kf3s u
The deceased was extensively known and highly es-
teemed, as good citizen, true patriot and up
right When arrested by the hand Of disease he
had been several months seeker of religion and was
g few hours before his DEATH happily and powerfully
converted. ~
Whilst the shadows were gathering, he bade his
family and friends adieu, requesting them to meet him
in heaven then resting his head upon the bosom Of
Jesus, he ias Ds9 98 sss.l I.t ls ID
eaA fBrsathed his life out sweetly there"
A. J. W.
% DIEp--In the Adams Run Hospital, below Charles
ton, from the effects Of country fever MR.. JOHN
oAMPBEbI. third son of Benjamin j. Campbell, in
the 26th year of his age. sggg3a
The subject OF this obituary was man of robust
constitution, and would have been among the frss to
volunteer in the defence Of bis beloved State but for
sore affction in one of his hands, caused from taking
cold in bruse, and then eryspelss leaving the fore.
finger the left hand very much emacrated and mar
fectly stiff But at the first call after The first invasion
OF our old mother state ne promptly fell into ranks
under commanded Capt L. w. lR. Blair where he
according to the concurrence of the whole company
discharged faithfully and soldsr-lke every duty that
was imposed upon him. At home ne was q man of
very refined morals-highly esteemed prudent indus
trious and peaceAbs passionate nor vindictiye-
S was passive to every good work, and appeared to
keep this maxim Of the Bible In view, do unto 9th
srs as you would have thsnn do unto you" ''is2l
,65 "Mr Oampbelk though raased by strictly pious
father and nothw, Of the Presbyterian faith and or.
der, had made public profession OF change Of
hst, had spscsi sssrd Sotall seligious assAm.
blies by pursuing good order end rsproypg those Of
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

~ NhMaee>ped - dipeaGset thenr which
~ doss - q 9ulet ard pqesen9leg way.
h Savee'a q fhther ma ~ - :. Ssss 84l6vo6 sis.
4sfA pd shrcthers asd ailage eeclepsA e4esaiat
Though hs had made no prcfS p16lscy. Is zen.
teman who nnrsed him aaid b. sied 10 sing Just be-
tore he entered into eternty which . the strongest
manifestation Of Joy In the heart .Sa191 -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

sH-NoLUABlA, september ~, 1852.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3e.]
II THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS OF
= the First Corps Reserves will assemble for
Review by his Excellency the Governor. Com.
mander-in-Ch or tile Adjutant and ipspec.
tor General, on the following days, at places of
rendezvous to be fixed by the Field Officers of
each Regiment respectively:
Third Regiment, Col. Elford, Saturday. Oc-
tober 4, 1862.
Fourth Regiment, Col. Sloan, Wednesday.
October 8, 1862.
Ninth Regiment, Col. Williams, Tuesday.
October IA, 1862.
Seventh Regiment Col Wilson. THURSDAY.
October l6, 1862.
Sixth Regiment, Col. Secrest, Saturday, Oc.
tober l8y1882.
Eighth Regiment, Col. Witherspoon, Tues.
day, October 25, 1862.
Tenth Regiment Col. Baxter, Saturday, Oc.
tobcr 25, 1862. ~ ga.
Eleventh Regiment, Col. Ryan, Tuesday, oc-
tober 2s, 1852.
Fifth Regiment, Col Bacon, Friday, October
81, 1862.
H. Colonels of the Regiments of Reserves
charged with the extension of this order to
tho commandants of companies. The Field
Onceis OF eacn regiment Will, at the earliest
practicable day, fix the day Of rendezvous, ex-
tend notice thereof throughout the limits of
the command, ami report the same to this
Office.
III. The commissioned an5 non-commission-
ed officers will meet for drill, at the parade
ground selected in each Regiment respectively,
on the day previous to the day appointed for
review.
BY order of the Commander in-Chief
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General Of S. c.
September 26 ~, -.
R% The papers of Columbia and Charles
ton, and all papers published in any of the Dis
tricts in which the companies Of the. above
named Regiments are organized, win publish
once week for three (3) weeks. q ~, ~
WV floaax&,exx M -.
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FOR ORDINARY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name of WIN
NJ BULLOCK, as candidate for the Office of Ordi.
dairy for Kershaw District at the ensuing November
election, and obligo MANY FRIENDS
August 2
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Estate Sale.
August 8

PY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF ORDI.
nary for Kershaw District will offer for sale, at
public outcry. Oh Wednesday, the 18th day of Octo-
Der next at the late residence of Daniel Heron de.
ceased ALL or so much of the personal property be-.
longing to the estate of the said deceased as will nav
portion of the debts remaining now unpaid. con.
sisting Of CART BUGGY, HARNESS, CATTLE,
HOGS and SHEEP, ONE MARE and COLT, &C..
Terms made known on day of SALE
j. e. RODGERS, Executor
September 26
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

MR.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr.. VIM MoKAIN
as candidate for Tax Collector at the ensuing elec.
tion, and oblige HIS FRIENDS.
May 70
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&A WILL BE REOPENED ON MONDAY,
-At#A October 9Th Pupils heretofore connected
WSWs with the School will be placed IN tho class.
49, es for which examination sh ali show
G&y them qualified.
Candidates for admission must DO at least ID years
OF age ard if not resident in the City of Charleston,
must present Certificates from q member or members
OF the Legislature from their Election District,
that they proper persons receive the benefits of
the School. t- e
Such candidates will be examined in Reading, Writ
ing, Spelling, English Grammar, Modern Geography,
Mental and Written Arithmatic, and the History of
the United States. In Written Aritbmatc the exami-
nation will embrace tie Fundamental Rules, Denomi-
nate Numbers, Vulgar and Decimal Fractions.
The Examination will commence on Monday, octo-
Der 9Th, at 8 o'clock, A failure to attend pune
tnally will subject the applicant well as the teach.
ers, 70 much extra trouble. The only application ne.
cessary is the appearance at the Normal School for ex
animation +. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
Secretary of Board of Commissioners
IaS The Columbia South Carolinan, Green vile
Patriot Edgeteld Advertiser, Yorkville Enquirer,
Spartanburg Express, Darlington Flag, Camden Con.
federate, Sumter Watchman and Anderson Gazette
will copy the above notice twice. and send the bill TO
the Secretary.
September IS r 81. st asEt
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26
Our success Ira western virg inia-
Capture or the Kamayvha Salt Works.

Our success is western Virg inia-
capture OF the KanaSvha Salt Works.
Tho Northern papers confirm our reported
victory in Western evirginia-The capture Of
the Salt works'in the Kanawha Valley. The
New Yo,k Times says, clitorialy:
~ The rebels have fallen upon the Union troops
left at Gaulcy Bridge to defend the entrance
to the kanawha Valley, and driven them away
'nymuch haste, and with very serious loss Of
provisions and army stores. Onr mon, in re-
treating, seem to have made repeated stands
and 70 have dealt the enemy some damaging
blows. But it was all of no avail. Charles
= town, the fourishing county seat of Kanawha,
has been shelled and burned, the Kanawha
Salt Works, among the most productive sources
of saline supply in the country, have been de-
stroyed, the entire Kanawha Valley evacuated
: and towns on the Ohio river, near its mouth,
threatened.
This is success for the rebels guile as
marked in its boldncss and vigor as the more
important movements in Maryland and Ken
tucky. 1t is to be hoped that it will prove as
thortlived and unproftable. Report places
Gen. Loring at the head OF the rebels. He is
on the Potomac. 1t is probably Gen. Floyd is
on his old rounds. s.t.4
j, !, RICHMOND, September 24.-The Lynchburg
Virginian Of to-day says, tho Yankee columns
:, recently routed by JacksonN near Shephards-
town, was commanded by Burnside, four br-
gades Of the enemy reached across the river
when jackson precipitatcd his whole force
upon them. They were literally moved
down. So many of them were killed that the
stream was almost damned up by their bodies.
About 1900 were taken prisoners. Out of the
whole force Of 10000 not more than 1000 es.
capped. On our side there were only $50
killed, wounded and missing
CHATTANOOGA, September give learn
from Nashville, that Gen. Bragg captured
Munfordsville, KY, and captured 445 prisoners,
largo number of negros and several pieces of
artillery. 49, ......-.,
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the estate Of JESSE F. YOUNG deceased. will
present them duly attested TO me on or before the
22d day of November next this notice will forever
bar payment of said claims Those indebted to the
said estate will make immediate payment to the un.
dersigned. 3 JOS. N. GAYLE. Adm,r.
August ~ f-ten Snns
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

EXTRA FAN Il VIRGINIA TOBACCO
r HAVE ON HAND A LARGE SUPPEY OF A
Il superior article Of Fine Smoking and Che wing To
bacco, which will be sold low fcrcash at tile "Old
Brick Corner" by .l T. MYERS.
September l2 Epsy .e sssE -seessseta
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

GAS SvGrsskf DG9s6 6HnkysI
NJ e6sk Sspsssh shsstqs4. -s1ayspN Ns.hi
sills scttk< lstlffset; sses thakef ssAe
-stodsin KsskuclU's 64ss SAyu sidsspo,iaon %
alhtstd doadoE sk&ns ~ assgsments there
will bsSdgsest'bsssis 'wtihtng three dsyssis The
Oss1~ deeisres'thstit tessno sspprsKensions
tor tho result as the very beat divisions and
generals Of the Federal forces would be presen.
and participate. Tho Louisville Journal, Of
athe'a2th inst. says that the rebels have no
present 'ntcntion to attack Cincinnati. but that
four heavy columns, including Braggs. were
then advancing towards Louisville. Notwitll-
.si Standing this, thousands Of Yankee troops are
:. beng sent from Louisville to Cincinnati
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

7 E7TERS Of administration were gran
IL ted to the undersigned, upon the estate
OF A. J. Shelburn, oeccassd, 1t the April
term Al thr County Cosrt, 1862, pertain
ing 70 cstatss OF deceased pcpons, &c. All
fsnons. Therefore, boding claims sgainst
said estAts, are requrd to present them
within Tie time prescribed BY Law. aud
thcss indebted 70 make immediate pay.
meat
JOHN ". WEBB, ST..
Administrator.
July ls. 1862. nt3-6t
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BTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by J. ". Ray. and posted
i bstorr ". T. Tsdd, 80 getting Justice
Of the Peace in Upour county. Tezs, on
the 9th day Of JAY, 1852 ono sorrel mare
mule. four ye>ss old, soortsen hands high,
ADD scar on the ia shoulder appraised
to b worth 500. 3ivso under ny hand
July II, 1862.
@. y. WARREN. c. c. U. G.
Jrly IS, 1885,? pAs-N
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The ulited 8tasss ssa our Arniss ,sss esatsn ,.
anA ~ tAas pagDoss I'D slated % ~ pA,ssr.
b. that ~ 6o1Gs Vss0 tA1ss u fAakss -,
6bsr, vAsvaa. y tsSsA - lscs, ~ vsss Ia
hoass rsiotxns1 es0s WeekA baoS Of Nos
eSa Coaeal. - VIVA Ny vsrs pledged By {,
os4ieal aes4ut.
II y iAssefosv ss1eyod sAAa ~ tbs d.sser.
tiea d ~ 6sad - y essoss1 q Hb'p tlsas
tslan1 ezseps ~. PAsll1ee. vno ~ sesa sss.
thAN ~ ~ e0soee.
~ wM0Do os91Qn ~ Be sent 70 hir
- AGnnunA =
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~ Noose' w. NAUJ ~ NooAS
TnE 6rAra o. TEIAs.
County Of Harrison,
SsuG. Of a,d Ccsfrsy o,sd,ng.
|EREAs. on the 9Th day Of JAY,
II. 1867. william b. Cooke 6ied
Office OF the Clerk Of The District
of Harrison County, his petition
Nancy NJ Cooke, in suhstanoe -
/: William 3 Cooke. who resides
b,son county, complaining II Nancy
)ke, who rcrid'~ in Csddo Parish,
na, alleges that about Nay 18th,
plaintiff. Anh tisf;ndAnt were mar.
Csddo Parish Ilouiaisna, where
No until about Dcc~mber let, 1859,
)ey removed to Harrison County,
where they continued to live, until
ay, 1862. That during his mstri.
connection with defendant, he a.
A;bml'y discharged his duties ~ .
That about May 2sth. 1862,
went 10 New Orleans, and was
bout 20 days. During his sbNnce,
rt took into plaintiffs house. one
1has ConnelIn, lodged, and enter
i'm for several days, and repeatedly
led adultery with him. That on the
II June III 1861, deiendan, com
hduliery with said Comfy alas Con.
That about January 18th, 1862. saiJ
Was Coonella, took up his lodging
(frs house by DEFENDANTS Invitation,
banned until about Feb nary goth,
ni during that time, defendant WAS
CONSTANT hbit Of committing adul-
u him 1ha, IN the night Of Feb.
,h. 1861, defendant committed sdul
h SAID fonly aIios Connella That
b committed adultery with said
has tonpelia, on the morning Of
HE | 5,h Of February. 1862 That
1t committed adultery with ss,d
tiias Connclla. on the morning Of
the 5th Of February 1862 That
bit committed adultery with said
Ias ConpelIs. on the 10th day OF
Poe and At divers times. between
OF January, and the s, OF May,
Defendant committed adultery with
hly alas CopnellA
that from about April 10th, TO
} 1862, defendant frequently mingled
} iih plaintiffs drink, and caused him
uw the same, with intent to kill
That from the eth, 10 the 18th OF
jl defendant frequently mingled
til plaintiffs mepicine, and caused
swallow the same with intent 70 kill
la, by means Of said poison.
lar suffered great pain and sick
| tha, his lite was 10 danger. ard his
lo,lth, and strength have been per
tly impaired That In the acts above
defendant has been guilty Of i'll
ku,, such As renders plaintiff and de
J. living together inrurportable.
before, plaintiff sue for divorce, and
bat deiendan, he cited 10 anawrr by
k,io, e,d that a decree NAV be made
)tias favor. diaaolvng The boods o!
Iopv between plaintiff spd detcn-
| plaintiff psays judgment foe cost,
general relief ard protectioo And
|, being u,.de that dcsudoot i 81
I. .,o ,h,,..s,,-. n com,,.,a ,cr n
~ .".L ~. ~ C-oL !. ~ ~,
49,
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". r Tucker, Haroes 1sctrr. Mari
Barlow and bcr hssbsaAU suspsW ". Dasio.,
Minerva sheppesd and ~ hauhasd, j. a.
Shepherd, GhsrIo,te nseisssos ~ h,
husband Mason HsodAnoa. asa TO csta hy
publication for eight ssscesir weeks b.
lore the return Of this wit. Tie unknown
heirs OF Joha Tucker. = b ~ sppear u
The nett term OF The UItsict Cssrt 70 b.
holden 10 and for ths ~ ossssy Of Shel-
BY on the foorth AosdN sIerr IL tbsssh
Aosdsy w Asgust, t6oAs 70 saswer ~
petitioner. and show ossse Why tie nd
court shall not decree . ,itle tn said psei.
toner szsinst Ill Of hid he.m. that have
not made him title to the said one half OF
the league and labor d land. the Headlight
Of Wesley GOODWIN, and that decree he
entered against al II sah heirs for one
fourth Of the said l653 scr0 IN Wood
county.
WITNESS Il. Y. Powell, Clerk Of The
Distrie, Court Of SHELBY county, 1t Office
in Shelbyville % tbs the 7th'July 1862.
with the seal Of saA Court attached.
BF, POWELL, q. d. G. sc.
Herein fail not and due return make OF
this writ, according 70 Aw.
THx STAIR ~ Texas,
County Of Shelby
!, b. r. Powell. Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the county and State
Aforesaid, DO certify that the above 10 true
copy Of the original writ nov o. Gle 10 my
ONCE in caae wherein Lewis V. Greer Il
plaintiff and James NJ. B. Tucker. Ct q are
defendants
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ssney s,sss y" ~ os"e' 's~on 1usn ."'s ~
Aehmen. 70 w IoIsunss OF oe. Noneoetsey.
nursty Wrnose !sss'oos'os mosa ~ 10 store TOT
'henosnef OF al 'oesf eIoo&s'
rieAfvss ~ rrn. singing com
mehts OF toF ,or,kn " sho o. tne brtl1n
stAse~msn on soust 'smoas 400 miano1s Or
ger eooeefh'ns soosn nA'e esisep MN hsss'c.
ne mas become ooildsn 70 hia PctuiAnee. Ans'
grotesque IN ~. nee' Inc ,o''ovihK order IL =
fnrs Combination Of posf'P chsanR and hesstly
btutAln!y
Inc M fhiiipA 10 The ssme lady who early
rendered herself Consequences for her warm
s"utnefn sent'meau. Net husband represent
60 Aaosna ~ ohSress and q the close OF his
N. 81 Anl nd 10 90
la~ DRIVEN from the FEDERAL Capital, be st
t'sc 'ast fsn IN N-s Orleans aud his Wit
vho hcsaiiful and accomplished woman
nAs AGAIN ialisn under The tsh 81 the FED r"l
tyranny
hsApQu sKrx~s DsrAsrhshv OF rnx Guy,
~ OkLsAss, June ~ lnt!.
GENERAL ORDERS No, 40
Ms FIJI p- wife OF Philips Phiihp-, having
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ties sno sv's a, Ash,sgton, and released "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

b +. POWELL, g. d 9. SC.
Received in Office same day, issued and
'or~arded copy to Editor Of she Texas
Republican for publication rs therein dlrec.
ted J. HANK, shG s. &.
July rs 62.n+4sw.