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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
a. Q "A r ID ,
Mrs. L. A. Mudgett, M. D.,

Respectfully informs the Ladies Of Prescott,
that she will attend to those who may wish
the professional aid of one Of their own seN.
Mrs NJ. having received a regular medical
education, and been in active practice for The
past eighteen years, believes che is able to adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
in the most complicated forms of disease.
Mas. NUGGET viii explain to Ladies thc
diseases to which each part of the wonlany
organization is liable, by means of fine
NodoIe de Femme, designed Expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies' will be visited al their residences, at
all hours of the day and night, if desired.
Residence OF, Broad Street, pink house, OPP
p0site the MaXson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862. 1913
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
New SG0as-yew Ffrsn-aad
the --latest 1SeWs Generally.

Willie tire public Is 50 Eager for news. it is
important TO announco tnat the new firm of
G. a. Dull d Co. is doing business in Pres
colt, and have on hand large aud complete
stock of Dry Goods Clothing Groceries, Hard
ware. Farming Implements and every thing
needed to make life com fog,able and happy,
all of which is being sold at Low FIGURES
roR READY PAY. G A. DILL & co.
All persons indebted TO G. A. Dill. OF Dull
Il BRo. previous to April lst, 1862, are re-
quested TO make payment before the 18th OF
July, as at that time their accounts will be
placed in the hands of White d Jay for col
lection. DlLL& BRO.
Prescott, July 2, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
CouxTY OF DANE.

u.;uo. Notice is hereby al the School,
be offered a in
9th December
o'clock sdl
icaorde
of
the
-
all
The Of tn principal payable purchase by
he
y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
Notice to Presumption Claimants.

Every Terson entitled to the right of pre-
emption to any of the lands within the town
ships and parts of townships above enumcra-
ted. is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of
the Land Office, and make payment therefor
as soon as practicable after seeing this notice,
and before the. day appointed for the COM
plencement of thepublic sale ofthe lands en-
bracing thetrac claimed: otherwise such claim
Will he forfeited. ,
l0w13 !. VI. EDMUNDS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the de
partment as heretofore and now existing, no
payment can be made for advertising procla-
nations except to such publishers as are spe-
cially authorized to publish by the Commits
sioner of the General Land Office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10

The Fall Term of the RIVER FALLS AcADE-
MY will commence on Monday. Aug. %. un-
der the supervision of Prof. l.. B. Tefit.
Tuition free to children belonging to fami-
lies of volunteers. A. MORSE, Secretary.
River Falls, Aug. 16, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
jury Notice.

State cf Wisconsin, Pierce County-Circnit
Cenrt.
VNAKE NOTICE, that the Grand and Petit
j. Jury, for the November term of said
court, in and for said county and State, 10 bc
held on the fourth Monday of November, a.
D. 1862 viii be drawn at the office Of the clerk
of said court. on the 8th day of September,
4. D. 1862, al eleven o'clock A. N.
Dated August %, 1869. ,
SMITH r.. GUM, Cfk CT Court
By W. J, SMITH, Deputy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10

Found. few days since. near the residence
of l.. X. Smith. black silk apron, trimmed
with ted velvet ribbon. The owner can have
the same by paying for this advertisement.
w. r.. GATES.
Prescott, August 81, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
f A r. Il T ID u G ED
BY THE
WISCONSIN, Stage Company.

y lAGES leave HUDSON for Prescott Daily,
- Sundays excepted in the morning In
.i,s % connect with boats going South.
Leave Prescott fer Hudson. on the rival ~,
= Boats from the south. Fsre-Cne Do
"a. each wav
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10
Sale OF Forfeited State Lands

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS AND UsryEasrY LANDS
s,r m, -, Madison, August 9Th, 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10

e.. nave also on. usual FRESH SUPPLY
- ENDLESS VARIETY of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10

NORTHERN BELLE,
~KEoKCK, AND
MCCLELLAN,
VIII leave st, Paul daily at o'clock, A. NJ,
from Wharf Boat, foot of Sibley Street, con-
Meeting at La Crosse next morning, Sunday
eNcepted) after breakfast. with the O'Clock
A. NJ. train, arriving at Minnesota Junction
1885 P, NJ, in Milwaukee 2:35 same afternoon,
and in Chicago at $50 same evening. in time
to connect with all eastern and southern
trains
This is the only route by which passengers
are sure of making connections in Milwaukee
or Chicago the next evening after leaving St.
Paul.
BAGGdGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Ask for tickets via. La Crosse. For through
tickets to all points East and South, apply to
G. i. BARNES.
4-6m Agent at Prescott
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-10

~. H. tcs, and cheapest lot of Boots d
....s ,re- oarred in this market, consisting
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03
NEW SERIES.

cdness of that government which drew its
sword upon its own people, when they de-
manded guarantees for their rights. This
cry, that we must have government, is
merely following the example Of the besot-
ted Bourbon who never learned anything by
misfortune, never forgave an injury, never
forgot an affront. Must we demonstrate that
we have got government, and coerce obe-
dience without reference to the Justice or in
justice of the complaints2 Sir, whenever
10000, 900 people proclaim to you with one
unanimous voice, that they apprehend their
rights, their firesides and their family affairs
are in danger, IT BECOMES A WISE GOVERN
MENT TO LISTEN TO THE APPEAL AND RE-
MOVE THE APPREHENSION. History does
not record an example where any human
government has been strong enough to crush
l0,000,000 of people into subjection when
they believed their rights and liberties were
without first converting the gov
ernment itself into despotism, and de-
stroying the last vestige Of freedom"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03
Warning of Henry Clay.

Extracts from his speech in the U. s. Senate,
February 8, 1889.
abolition should no longer be regarded as an M
aqinary danger. The Abolitionists, let me sup
pose, succeed in their present aim of uniting the
inhabitants of the free States as one man a
eainst the inhabitants OF the slave States. u
mon on ore side will beget union on the other,
and this process of reciprocal consolidation will
be attended with all the violent prejudces, en-
bittered and and implacable animosities which
ever degraded or detormed human nature. A
virtual dissolution of the Union will have ta-
ken place while the forms of its existence re-
main.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03

The Ojibway Indians have volunteered to
fight the Sioux, providing the Government OF
Minnesota will furnish them with arms and am
munition. Governor Ramsey, distressing their
sincerity, refused.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03

EUGENE PLUMMER MCCARTHY, formerly
practising solicitor in Queenstown, Ireland, has
been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment
for stealing books from the British Museum.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03

The space occupied by ten lines of this size Of
type counts one square. All fractions of square
under five lines will be measured as half square:
and all over five lines as full square. All legal
advertisements will be charged to the person hand-
ing them in
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-10-03

THERE are over seventeen hundred volunteers
awaiting marching orders in Camp 'Llncon' AZ
Portland, Maine.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03

The pane borne by oil Hickory has be-
conc moro ialroils IN this " ar oi Confederate.
INDEPENDENCE ltckson nf AlcxaHiria " - Tie.
lirst htroic ipariyF TO the cause Stonewail has
become such a terror 10 the enemies Of free
dom that a ie " days ago at The very Sons,.i Of
Ills liaine whole army corps Of AJ5litionisis.
niidfr Gen. Scigsl. took 10 their hees AMI run
away from That nor rious Yankee running
l.rohuf '.BuH Rnn.' We observe that some Of
Oyr ctkcmp0iaries have beei Weaving IN Stone
ual wreath OF military lznrc!s the ci1ai,ict OF
pOelid fame To hIta has beeil aitrihnfel The
we'll kp+wn liucs 10 :. Ny Wife and Child. -
These heusig 10 fsencral Henry r. Jackson. Of
- .lx4lsali Georgia himself soldier Of tried
talent and metal. as well one OF tie sweetest
of Sarkllrrli poets This beautiful aud touch
ins ptiem viii ha ioHnd among 4 collection 81
,,oerss from his rem entitled -.1aiulah aud
Other Poems published IN ie5O. Tie writer
II thik ndii,e senleiniess wei wien Cen
Jacksds wrote My Vile aud Chill Il ~.as
in tie summer ol e46 Wien sc hrci.ri,-f the
same 5sni on tlle hanks 81 The lsio tss=nde. Cen
Grail J ckson iiieil comranaiiil, ), the First Geor
sia irti gment ia Tie AIexietsn war. Il ~aS
writicl ia pencil Of ille authors knee sitting
on lsis camp bed and read to rs IS soon as lac
wrote It..
~4senl fIenry X jackson has mos, of the elc
rmcisIs ii : ;rcat soldier Re is irave iilent-
cd. anil possesses unusii.sl powers - COMMAND
aud conirol over nscn No Stinntrer ColaneI
in tile Mexican war stood higher as an olljcer
OF disd ipiiissr ais. His regiment wAs IN every
sense crack c5rfc and-iis dill and govern
meu, dxciicd adssiiraiiois wherever II Appeared.
Gen. Jackson illustrated fiS early military
prohii{c IN victory over the laIikees ia Yir
ginia n tie early part cf the war. and would.
have further made his mark had DC continued
IN he service. Unfortunately. tht Coilfedera-
g has lost the nse OF hfs sword. and like Gen.
YIN. Henry Maker, Of Georgia. 'tise hero Of
tie old United States Army. some inisunaer-
stalding with tile G.vernInenf - kIcilmDlid
has laii him on the shelf. There are twenty
BFigadiers in the army who could be spared
betierfl.an either Of these gallant (;eorgiaIss.
Tlel President can never do justice 10 tho ar
my orlthe cause in his nlsiilaiy prbmofions and
lappn1tmenls. until lie acts npoa the NlHo-
le"Hic idea Of making merit AZ displayed by
act ailll deeds the basis Of bbf1. IL i bad
sign when men rub their eyes VIII wonder and
ask themselves what In fiI. iana cf Mars has
This MIN done 10 deserve to lie nl4,ie Briga
die of Major General. Pfesiden; Davis has
provoked his Question ireqlie 'tij' II late. aid
we hear of some prospective prom ptlons which
wil -Ilcrease the pthder aud reitefafo the
quef ) l-Ho5iis Register and ioicsE User.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03
IInI7Incfip4s to Err5EIirF ! Ofeers.

8liHA dakTTA Ss4SA loot. It@lSss
II + fe linty OF H5lhg unl4eFs 10 faitsi erhi'
eyyflJ19hj seit FssrFlisr districts ei.a4EvIne r..
slll>rttEp efeiffdFc hrds d III fesidaEjtS OF .
tihfet fft Ss TX er innoi ie f5nrd ID ~ must br
enfpFedI III The isFfrifn nil ir given from atsis,
ry or tlsnaIion nsist ~ 20 ktated tnssr the
heisdnf \ Reata. IL l. 3ifs
f'etfTf pit vii ffufiin theiI isireellt couniips
unit zeal MI tf.r i1 t.e.4 lfle ~
MlEdn II Gail y uAl3 fle ct4frnhn viii stprrih-
ted eie fisleftd oHrfS. ard icl viii see that III
ptEsls l!ii 4cfd lu TIA cal dry if lInediauiy
tatf thrIti APP nt.d Ter iiilr The ilsr1srts
the tlfng shs;t Isl sqailtJ t.,a5Irst Zach man
pk ciE ~ III age IN tay b.. t4dHdn cir dStFii-
alAlHlqi ct-fihc4te of exs niftins 7heH ma yr$F
-4Iaa th4 eiid aAi fisfa7ek 10 h5 flltnl. and II
81 ist >hEs4zilce 9e NJ StaFy tbey NIL kspoi 1br
4asif l'N NH ind Il tblis III i,c All HiSllei. s
EsfiNa flh .eri rem in a. " Districts and thfr
dfilf difiat ED With tie iifsf nral 5eht They DIRE
~ HE'D ms Wats M ti ti~t1le hni u make wtfli,v
fesirss- 4ey vi be iteiip q FfIiit acrs 1tahihy
faf III tTtel fhfir 3efiaffS ,l alotyef ~ them
italy ldif PsoFsth afreHi ff tei,1rf nerSeTs ~
9cf1l aye lires kf alve aili fl,-i.if he dealt
Wilt Ilef bHie fTEff h,ptcrlrient ese< fhefn h.
ne lfsrnifftsfiufi lFrEttEe wak mus. nc dine tfHr
oaE ~ Aa,mld4 NJ roul-iy Certs ate chatasd
wfli thf Hfatfal sfieH denfe fFre enftdimenibp
thl4l o4lFltisi. INp-ll!l HDFkl NS{ "A. B4 c.. n
llf. ~ lff2. EticfSDpt IL Enloiiing oiEcerz.
a- k=ist fenufkse llaiefs kbty.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03

T Coz tkDEKs.x STATES co4 Er.-Tle coniede-
r.fe States Cart Tor the Aasfern District ol
Tennessee. The Hon Nest H. Humphreys
Judge is nov IN session at Parhatis Hall IN
gins dify. The conrt Ms opened several
days ago ~ Marshal cfur8h bui has adjourn
ed frain day To- day r.-ii The present tine
Without deisls business owing 70 the absence
Of his Honor. Judge Humphreys. Who only
reached kDoxrilie yesterday. There is a
large amount Of, business before iise Conrf.
inosIly seqnssiration casek-- Knoxrsle Reg.
2sh.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03
la, : the honor 10 lie.
! eur Obeditnf servant.
PRESTON SMITH.



4 SiScvi-sR IScIDz~r.-Al eorresi,ondennt II
the cintinialii Times, pridns froln Bowling
Green, says:
"A singular incident occurred on the rail-
road cars dnring the Islssat,e 10 this place =
day OF two since. lady and gentleman.
strange L, each other. oclsu yins the same
seal s,son cot into a lively llai with each 9th
eT- The gei.ilemais beng ll.hiied in military
nnifoII4. sllriE coI= sfioll very naturally led
10 tlse var aid military ihaifers in Eeilo1 al.
During tie cbnversasioil 14e lady remark esi
e WHAT horrid thing 7llie killing OF Gen Mel
son MAJ i 10 lsof think 50. remarked the
gentleman. -.'ii. / do. says the lady. -it Wa
horrid, hoIrid, iorrid. Il cannot Siew il ~.
that light. replied the se'lileu.an- 4 lad
baud - that. myself lile gentleman l,rosei
10 be leiier-bii L. Dazfs linSeif- il Nonid
readily be SUPPOSED thai iFom tins surprise
The cuiis ersltiDn SOON thrnai upon other sub
jccis."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03
$50 REWAR0,

- - RASAwAr ffn7 he s-bsrlli.er n-ar Be-
F-4X Tn. Fsik c1nnfy. T~na-. tre -~xr, -
7lfl iayr spd Felix H1rr - abast - yrars
Ef4 cd sh'rt tcet irche< hi-h - -
LR} itr1i 10 rs briehi nsniatla. hair ku<y
ZV5Itr hero lui - = lr.sW1 ctior- an1 !
k[EL nf sr-si<hfed. md uin trT a. pa~s hirn-sii
Z-a. iur = Write fnan Hure - leans rl1tfies
t~ltr > rni.rer rn,ufrd bey 1bdui Il wears old -
~el<l fs,t ~ h. = * frt ~ a. or jea1s
cifhes --calt. llue n'x-t saa~.
Alol on he zane u,Ehr. q By kelunrinr a Mr.
p H. Ilunn. IL = 81 f-~t inrhes nirh a .ut
= srsrt oil urfEhE abcut leo lbs = ro7per-sl,r~d
10y vose C lea.< p4zis Z A orrrroai. Hn hatn-
is Hakrf.
uin psy srusrd q SO eari ~ - .-.r--heu.isu
- ne .ur- nArned b9ys and ther con1nerlrrl a-y
jat - lean Eet then 1Eain fo- her tercry
% Pix iurntF- -
Tte above harre1 SrEroes ran srny - fbe n-ht -
NuFtrnlfer - lsf1. and i kupTo-cd cros~et ths
Iruns, SEE ahoEs H,irir,n m Hsni'fon cunlly
and art naklrE her s1y t1uards Sa-hfills-
= l. hoCLE1Rrl
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03

II --TT : : y
I'd Nlofddr " Qlrteirtstcr Gs4erai i.ake8-en IN
I'D fzzte with fn ire oiltrs.l collie b4 hides
~ The tev kfslthfF he a.mk isI exnihG. ssH rhe
I,lr, iaSe teaih flr fDar III 1hfitE Tln1ers hSy
ite a.ie, he iisaIi 44dgs iif k1dcs will dD wellto
stdseS5 at Mith tltqpF rtiererkes. Ihelairy mtSS
III ke. hnd II X iIt1sfy cf 40 petiatle farndrs
assist ~ %l iaies ALI izter held ~ nTlt all.
isrissk y III iIe is gt< - F.IlE.4 4DILLARD.
I keil ltI fE7#lE MAJ A. ON
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03
ATTANooGA Tenn. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1862

tecAq1 ~itilout yPpr hosfi who viii not fail
70 s'atpn . guard at the dior to prevent your
egress. until you consent to contribute one
dollar towards. the support of the House.
This one Of the peculiar customs Of the
'fauet lise ine1pfFienced tourist viii discov-
er TINT its nothing 10 20 but tie devil 10
conc OUT The fares fof getting out Of
railroad hotel vary according TO tile mode Of
esreffs1 For Instance yoa pay one dollar to
90 dht Of slic ds.tr; iii'y csniS 10 60 sl.ror.l,
the wihdow; While he prices for ma ing yonr.
exit nI the chimney. range from ten cents 10
Two BITS 1eqnal 20 value 70 tie EiigIizl. sfil-
ing.}
AsyPu proceed along your jotirrlry. you
VIII be imporiuDel by tho inven;ls f,.,e aus
female inl.abisants OF thu uonntsy. between
this iiqins aud tie Cult osTMex,Io. 10 invest
hrgsly in rhiekenaies AMI gD6nn.i-peas-bui
JON iv,HI ~ no ns.as. be-lrss o. dis c.rcuas.
stance permit yourself - Be- usei into the
belief that there are any gs-oua.ls for Pers
arsvhFre in fhis distracted county.
The tourist wit be rslriiesilarly srruss viii;
Tie CAUTIONS manner in vlpics. tie RrilwAy
lr1i'ss ,f tie C'snfe.lrras5 apprbach t..eis
points pf destination. Am pis timsl lai,l oi,p,r-
tun;iy psill be afi,rle.l 10 enjoy The scenery 81
the ct7lniry. (especialiy that POD ton Of IL.
lying ilstrcen Mobile as Meriiia.D aui tie
slows.ehs f the 'rain allows tims h. st,p br
tic Va asii s,,e,t si;,e a., alletatoss. as,i
you p ly then eai'ly oveftlks TIE ir.sin by
sun-aPNn. ii ysu are Aayt',ias q a AAIker
HE eph4lsc'pss All e'l sinssrs. too. freqhently
leavf tllciF trains stii pass e'gsss ~ water
tank. sis'l = of r. a,y 81 two OF a frol;c.-
Ba; la4fsre S.tre 4. retnrn u'tiin1i Els. aud II
* y.la1 ll,Iiy 10 IA ieat--Aal NIKE Goa.
sneeil'll4 Naen y'i't 'es,,. yam knon
A lli,hi You sfof al Tie AIeriIlian Hotel.
Nsli-{l derives ii E.a iseai se 81 Of y i,ici.
isis is rrine'i'al Isi.ii;.- ii tate q as ysnks
the i'Bhi rrettiiyJ Jxs-s-sex H.
.-Oa ;i.l hank
Where n eaiifr ~ -
Prom p lnk d .,an.s-
At lss point ii,e rrs.lssg aii scrrs,..,i-
s..si.e Siil br Re afiei. sni tie I:lnzs,c ler
al,s II isi repnse Hv.l Ib. as-lsser an xrisis-
as II llin.i-r tiaif VS. il... 81 ~. form tilr.
10 'ih; At ysif leii' 'S-:s. i'e7s XII fs.i,:.
i'sf ll. il.rs niii rl..sr ..=t;. 80. iaa : ~.
;.i ir 'isai r'i'i os'. 1,liSc il.sies ihr gur~ts
10 & ii in tisr 4 for. ar pir ~, :is "a {. r.'r
at aI.asge Of o,l d,.l.ra ifl I. rplh, l'h-t
Ter. lhs.-e ,ss,i lflx.. Il. pspsi. 81, srs-ii
xiIii 4 tent i'en,y itsii. whfc.i sea 'F.n 10 per-
.niiih1 % tiriveil T. tlisswA,l al ilnas ya1r
sell "a it. IN ,b1rnissss n tle f.,e II one
loiltrbeF 'one ralf fare oiliy heins c..arge.l
wsrli Fri ''lo'i<si i'sn-s nh "a tee. chi
sileEETr, in e. "a r essssi fish per eeai extra
willihB eIiarsrl II w.io fail u settle in al
,anfe.
Tae8sabscril,er pakes no charge syi.a:s~er
fer 'hE Suggestions here ihron a oui:-:he
csnsci4usas - OF having coif4iitniei himself a
Publis B saefictoT bsius the 3aiy rewarl Of
HAPPY. Z B.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03
NOTICE.

rs - EsAias = - ih-ir a-s- e i,-r.,3 -
rFa 4. 4 rs T.sk>e- s.sa falI
ENPI"r rnssNr AT LIBFzR,I. WAGES
= 'ir ii'k a-u-e to niies ~. us Dsll,-. up
= i4s car NIrss. iss1- R.Fsr-.-.-nai-J p
taHHiis~. T. : A. Apply At sarr an rer-.s q ~
ifas olIvEs NICHOLS I Cd.
ir7 7-im P.sk.r- f,r a. :. IA.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-03

nrfi fIe~ri,Ai- a. u1rh fs rel sT ~--rs =. T.
- -l,5 i--sr l,sr.- tii- rn.,tr-ai 80 make a a.
tld y iirg rf4-ir4,s i.fir- irr fhr --. T. ,.rs
srs>r drts ~ u1rrii,.1 .rlsrie i.f- Wa
sd r Aisi tia-s-h o. -i.erinf-ii f1- r. ) 4 lt-
i1tt~ n ~ f-4r in Their Ir>l.r1fsr- rr1I1l1it-
% % a fbr >-1i- Tine i--l H. hu,,-rg |nhd
s1ti-r DE t.akct T. D. sElBbl-E
t4I Cafr- 4 q ~
Cfff L. ~ rkrf = rrar fIlr r'.-.f f,rr -
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IUE ri-h ~ hire IS O. - nesrl ulrn o. eli 30
w n Dad- en1nty. Geo. We VII p.y E,--l =.
-ce ptrsnns t4Eing ne<ro-a . hlre Wiii alaie-- .
a. Trentln Geo. pcrnznrnf euPlgy 1lert.
,-rsS lf-,s X ncAAHlE a Co
~ Knorrfla Razi-ter ard Atlanta Ccnte1rfreJ
enpy and md bnl - Kncrrin<-
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~ Tie streets u onr unns,ialiy saoiley
iitiie I. ,sii I.rssenie scei'e of nnssaAi quiet
YESTERDAY lcw ofilccrs a soltlltrS we're 10
be see sass the e-nl.lr glands Tins change
Is 70 Is .~cFilesl 10 iiew order Of things pro-
hihisii.s any one leaving eflrps without pas
ses from iisrir resi'ec-lse Brigadiers
frees5dno Banner. 27fh.
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Scottish Newspaper sfAics that poor Kns-
ku;i. tie anilgarias lairpl ~ IN tie fssai
stage 81 cos.sHmption ard that pioliahly be-
fore n any weeks PASS awht = noble country
will hive 10 weep Tor illc l5Ss Of one Of her
ssoble{ q and best gifted mr. r
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coNFRpRRATR MaYEY

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tt-tS a. Lfass,Tg o fs-- = -f-
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HnInNTFERSI

0EINf; fa.iy suEhHitk5d TO fate ard Iri-t iHfh The
I9isegile II shf toAEi iislaie States T{gimcIit oi
1esllify or HE Far alf Csthshk lavieg ctmn4 leS
aEstzr4cid hafk hFih ni~fa ifi Sstn I'D ssNife rs
wfittg lie az " fh its 4 gI Alliina u Te
clielatFfl,a TBS 4sln.snt i ransed iulrredistey "
bi1p IE l4z- ". MIN Ma \.
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Very rrs. ec.lnily.
3 p. HILL.
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toioifci i'ol .iiac. tioC-s sif Losnlin Our N.iil
stranger ~ nearly tic Hire c-rnfiri,-fi-i.,.
prompted y, Tie iuai,y ii.~-niiee@ ui.is-l. IA.
pei rs To- battle FOR our rilf.S l,s,r ii IN Il.
sec tie right prevail a4d ill sordil ca,...sss
oi otf Joe furnished. he las freely exposed
himself q all The ciasi-3sslof Aim.
iiie gallant iiiiie tand oi which TX naS tenn
poraTliy IN ci'niiiaid iirukish tic iiiiekesi Of
the ii-hf am cheering thesh on IL Victory lie
arscfVes ilse thanks OF fiie country.
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MICRO FOUND.

TsaKFN UP near w,rsrsos Tean-. = n-zrs ~
Il nataed Henry raT- - b-,nnes TIlcnas lluf-
~ of Mississippi S7ii 10 zys b 90 - from his
fn4s.er Lefaeen Chalisan6za a1d 1ul.anona. Tie
CA have bin b rT0FinE prtltIty and T11inz
rharErs-
srseir n B. RkCsDAIR