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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

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s,s.u.sr Cay VI New iv.k, ~,ln x-vv, vvv ~. u.
VI iuIi,ixsJ stV.es on Uv4Iu, has sucC. su.u 4,
eh's'i"x Fsiu'c" SQUAD. suI Tile people Y.
NORM CA'ol'"A aI.ic'patc su Attack, x..d eau
issbiy rsslsI L. Tue lad iv,css, under cvln...n.
OF GsA. Burnside, nu..o.r 10. Wv lusl., AID a.,
divided i"so tuiss br's.aes. the 81 col.lua.d.u
~ osn. Soau " f"s,sr, Tue ssconu ty Gen
Jsss< L. k.uo, AID the Ihn 4 W Gsu. JONI, u
EsrkS. There sIs six,eeu 'wylu,enI., al New
1Iy'~"d troops. except i've reg.I,euts. three Vi
winch are hvlu is~ York, Que nom New Jvr
10y, ana ous hom Psu"s, i.AuiA. Gen. Burus,o.
v coUnasAt, notwithstanding his losses, OF uiu
mate success
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05
Tns National Tax -Our Washington cor

Tas NATIONAL TAX -Our Washington cor
rsspoudsus SEVERELY critic,ses Congress, for it,.
iaiiurs u supply the ue~ds Of the Treasur,
wI's the Government 10 undoubtedly suffering
Tor tho ~aLs of money, yet we deem is wise thu,
Sufficient time SHOULD Dc spent IN perf.c lug thu
inPutsnt Measure, rsiher than to hurry an
unsatisfactory bull through Congress. Il 10 uo
sasy 'hiug " .cjuss all the tails Of bill to
raise. BY taxation. bundled and City or ,so
hundred million VI dollars annually aud ,hough
there eau be no question that The people ~nI
pay the saxss cLee,tuly, the burdens should BE-
~ equally imposed, as to afford no ground Of
complaint TO any section or interest. Let . care
full adjustment be made. aud the Law be enacted
with Ill practicable rapidly.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

Surgeons RI port of Deaths .,"d Discharge
List # Deaths in the Eighth Michigan Regi
ms"t from sept %, ieol, o Ja" Is, 1902
COMPANY
Private Theodore Jeuings. small pox Private
Albert Newman, remit cit fever Private Peter
Frie,y, typhoid fever; Private Oliver J Cone
typhoid fever Sergeant James II. Atchins ,n.
typhoid fever; Sergeant David b Foo,e, gun shot
sound Private Ira Armstrong, gun shot wound,
Private Edward Brooks, gun shot wound; Cor
p)ral Q. Adams, gun shot wound PiivA,.
rhos. Heather chronic d. sentery.
COMPANY B.
Corporal Charles + Vatican. remi,tent fever,
Musician Gill. c. Hinckley, pneumouis; Private
Hiram Gardner, pneumonia; Private Samue
Strickland, typhoid fever; Private Fred. Burke,
-.-h..;a rara-
COMPANY c.
Lieut. Chss B. Holiday, typhoid fever; Pri-
vate VIM. B. Huntington. chronic dysent.ry
Private Darius Waite, peritonitus; Private John.
sthsn K. George, peri'oni,us; Sergeant Henry
+. Wagmire, typhoid fever.
COMPANY n.
Private VIM. N. Bro.n, typhoid fever.
COMPANY Z.
Private Harvey So~le-. dysentery; Thomas
". Perry, typhoid fever; Private John A.
Hull, typhoid fever; Private Lyman HUI,
typhoid fever; Private Cyrus II. Deano,
ty hold fever; Private Peter Shiek, vsroa.
COMPANY
Private Charles Bloss. typhoid fever; Pri-
vs,e J. +. Phillips, typhoid fever; Private WIN.
H. Stoker. typhoid fever; Private Jno. B. Tntro,
Uphold fever.
COMPANY n.
Private Arthur Mcdonald, typhoid fever
Private Lyman HAYES, v.iola;
COMPANY I.
Private William Freeman, congestion Of the
lungs; Private Samuel B. Carson, dyseD,ery.
COMPANY x.
Private Denis Pai.h, vsriola Private Wm
Crum, vsriols; Private Samuel Haynes. vsriols /;
Private Vim Smith. vsriols Private John II
Davis, vsrioia; Private Amos Suith, cholera
mos bus.
Discharged from the sth Mich Reg for Phys
zeal D,sot,lty.
COMPANY A.
Private Cirrus c. Atherton Is, Sergena, James
W. Page, Private T c Elder.
NPANY B
lst Sergeant James 3. Travis.
CogPAST Z.
Private John Burgoyne. Corporal Thcmas
Mccarthy, Private James Drapargb, Sergesn;
Dorman z. Fuller
COMPANY T.
Sergeant Vim. A. Thomas, Corporal Vim. b
Powers, Private Alonzo B. Duty, Henry W.
Heues
COMPANY @.
?rrs'e Vim. H. GranRer, Private Elihu ".
Judd, Private Charles A. Wing.
COMPANY n.
let Sergeant Ed j Insnham, Pivats William
Lanpman.
COMPANY Z.
Private I. n. Kiinginsmi,h, Corporal Berjs.
min butcher.
COMPANY Z.
Private John c Horan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

SENATOR WApE.-We are Informed on good
sulhority, says the n. Y. Trib"~s, that after oil
It is probable that Mr. Wade Of Ohio will be re
el. cted to the place in the Q. 8. Senate which
he has hlled :or % many years. II SCENE that
he combination against him in Ohio proves
~eaker than its authors supposed Many mem
bers Of the Legislature Who have been count.d
among his opponents, nov declare that they vii
vote for no other candidate and altogether
there is great reason to hope that te gill continu.
to rep esent Ohio IN the Senate. We r.jaic,
heartily at this intelligence. Ar. Wad-'s retire
men, to private lite at the present junctur'
would be great calamity to the country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

Naval SrArIoS. The mt resolutions Of the
Legislature relative to the location AID estao ish.
nens 1T naval station and dock yard at Grand
Haven, or come other sritabl~ place in the Stat.
Of Michigan. we're By unanimous consent. intro
ducsd into the House BY Hon. f. w. kellogg,
Oh the 18th Of January, and we're referred I,
special committee on river and ha' Dor defence.
ard ordered to be printed. Hon. T. W. Ferr,
10 nov at Washington. to COX after the interest.
Of the State in this important n after.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

THK RyBsLs IL Trouble The rebels are in
much trouble OF account Of the deiea. thev
suffered At Somerset The r edmond Djspa'ch
savs the dsaTer Wa even worse than the North
EN- papers had represented it, and calls atten.
ton to the necessity Of completing the connec-
tior be,~een Richmond and Dansvre and the
North Carolins road lest the Burnside expedi-
ton Gu, Of Communication by the Wilmington
aud Weldon Road
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05
Missouri VOLUNTEERS No 9

state has done
,.as, .uces ihan Missouri
"a. ~ citi1ens enlisted on the
A., r;,,, Oh the 22d Of April. 1861, the
to-, III issued his proclamation. and in 4
.sh,. i've thousand we're in the Geld 10,
73O men, citizens Of that State. we're enrol et
under Gen. Lyon on the Let Of June. Of which
-four afths ssre German, and t~o Thousand Hom,
Guards we're in charge Of the lines Of communi
cation. Thee we're all three months' men
The six months men number q. 200, and the vol
uuteers for the var ABOUT 81 900
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

TAI on TIE Aanv.-rhe proposition Of i'm
posing tax Of 10 per cent on the pay Of the
Army. in preference TO reducing the rates. meets
With favor from Officers aud men, and gill aocn
b introduced in Congress. Il 10 .ko propce~d
- tai at the same time the pay Of al Union
eGLloyeea
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

HoasE FA's At CHICAGO - Arrangements
have been made for Horse Fair At Chicago,
commencing september ID. and continuing tso
veshs. open to the world for competition. &ls,.
600 in premiums 10 be given. The officers are
-Presid~ne 3. C. Sherman. Chicago; Vice
President. George Wilkes. New York; Secretary,
W. p. lsham, Chicago.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

THAMES We are indebted to the Hon J. "
Edmunds, Commissioner of tie Land Office for
his annual report and that OF the SecretsrT OF
the I ,rriof; al d also to Hon Troa b. idge,
um.nis.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

TnR IxvurieAfno COMMITTEE - The commit
~ appointed BY the Legislature Of THE State,
eeess ing Of Senators Oser, Baker, and Adj
a's noe In Detroit. ovesh suiins the accounts Of
QuMssrnasesr Csnesal GOunsain.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

AFFAIRS IN NFxIco -Advices from Mexico
report that the Allies are greatly dissatisfied
with their reception, and accuse Niramon Of
deception. xpectirg to fnd strong
i.ldlv piTty, they find The population az one
man against them auG realize Il az rhri- pre.en'
forces are entirely inad quste to the task before
hem Already an break, ATTENDED Hitli
olood-h,d had taken place betveen a French
AID s, alish regiment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

RsTrRSEp -N.jr Wst-o,, Who vas voun
ded in tie battle In South Carofi la in which the
Eish,h Regiment sss ergsged, has arrived al
Grand Rapid. where his family s~ated him.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

An IMPORTANT NEAsrsK-A bill has psssei
in Congress oy ll3 TO IS. authorizing the Pres
idrn, to take Possession OF the railroads. tele
graphs, &c, whenever the public e1igencies
require it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

AsKrp TO R.snH Resolutions have been ~
t-oduced in the Maryland Legislature esifre
upon Sc stcrs P-arce ard Kennedy TO rsAien,
on the ground ths, their sentiments ere Q
direct opposition 20 the settled views Of tbs
State.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

The TWO GRKAr BArrLrs The too most i'm
por,ant battles Of the present war-those Of Bull
Run and Mill Sprine-were fought on Sunday
the 6ret on the 2lst Of July, 1861. ard the other
on the 10Th Of January, 1862. We give below
table showing the Losses on both sides 1t each
hattie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

RsBriLpixe CHARLrsroS. Legislature
Of South Carolina has passed IN act au.horisine
the Governor to effrc, loan Of one million Of
dollars to rebuild that portion Of Charleston laid
in ruins BY the late Ore. the money % borrowed
TO be lent 10 such applicants desire TO rebuild.
~ho are restrained from erecting other than Ore
proof buildings.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

AMERICANS IL CAxAoA-There are sixty four
thousand Americans in Cansds This would Be
fine element for the Canadian author tiles 10
control in case of a var ~itb England.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

SUPERINTENDENT OF PrsLIc ISsTsrcrIos.-
Hon. Victor NJ Rec has been elected Suoerin
TEL d-,.t Of Pubic instruction BY the New York
legislature
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

THr CAsr or Srxsron BsieHr This nsffef
!. ssiIl before the s~na'e. A two ihir3r vote .
required for bis expulsion, and the 6nal stsrG .
doubdul
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

MoRE vsssEIs SrSK A Savannah paper
states that Eve vessels laden With stone have
bssp lately sunk in ChAIlss,oo baibor.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

RKcRrIrs yoR THE l4rH The Laneers hav.
ing been dshands over 80 enlisted in Sinclair 3
Regiment in one dsy, which win nearly make
out the quota required
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

BANKING Horss AZ CHARLOTTE - Messrs
Nussr.ve L Lacey have opened banking house
ia Charlotte.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

DEBr OF IxDIASA-rhe entire debt Of Indiana
aDosSts 70 81, 10000.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

GENERAL FRF MONT. - The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune SAYS: i
-ax Gener al Fremont to dav. looking bright
and earnes- "a when ! saw him here seven wears
ago. His interest in the cause is undiminished
he bates not one jot Of hear, or hope. He
sand. ready for the word Of command, which
sill rot he long in coming. The President he's
never spoken of Fremont otherwise toan in the
kindest manner.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

Il II you van; 70 know hov the devil feel,
says Prentes, ask the frss rebel you meet.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05
TpK ASrrcEDENrs OF JrDGE SwAYxz &C,
r. G. r.

TpK AYrFcEDENrs OF JrpGE SwAYyz Con
-dei able iu,eres; l. felt TO know the antece'en's
of ,he nealy appointed Judge on the Supreme
Ber, ch, to occupy the position which wa graced
hi CHEST character for ability and judicis! uuritr,
4 resident Of Columbus, Ohio. He is about
dhy FIVE years old, aud of majestic appearance
lie is considered ore of the finest booking men IL
the State He old liue Wing, and NOR,
recently Republican, ard has never held any
uS a.. .,r...;-,o-, ~Lo n -.
Senators and msn.hs-s OF Congress- from Ohio
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-05

No news from belov
No frsa;d movement in Southern Kent1ck,
is expecred for come time the condition Of th,
raads making transportation impossible.
Polynesian., 1862-03-22

as all other included in the act which gave the
disposition of his vessel to TrOude.
Whereas, it cannot seriously be pretended that in
the position in which the refusal of Levavasseur had
placed them, Melchers Co. should leave the object
which their claim rested exposed to the chances and
perils of the seas the insurance which they were
thus forced to effect by the acts of their debtor was
besides authorized by the of November 20 its OBJ
ect, far from relnqushing their right the contrary
was to recognize and sanction the same as it is sufi-
cient to call mind the very formal terms of this
venon in order recognize therein all the points
essential to security but the delivery of security
in the hand Of a creditor never have the effect to
free the debtor, the security in fact only existing an
accessory of the debt and being in the hands of the
creditor merely q simple deposit of which he cannot
dispose in of payment but by observing
the formates prescribed by Article 207S of the Code
Napoleon.
Whereas, finally, Melchers s. Co. have offered in
court to transfer to j. Levavasseur against the pay
ment of ,664 francs, the policy of insurance which
they procured in Bremen. the Dist February, 1860.
Whereas the pl plintiffs can merely claim the reim-
bursement pure and simple, of what they have them
selves paid
As the premium of 1890 francs, presented in their
general account appears exaggerated:
For these reasons the Court sitting in first instance,
DEGREES that Nechers Co. he held to the obligation
they have assumed to transfer j. Levayasseur the
policy of insurance which they had effected on the body
and appurtensnces of the ship Ia FiLe de Rennes and
on cOnutOn OF tner executing tne Same Orueis Le'o-
vasseur, in his person and estate, pay to Mechers
& Co.,
/. The sum of lOS,434 francs, amount of their ac-
count of charges deductng the above mentioned sum
of ,23O francs.
2. The true premium, on the explanation
which Melchers Co. have to make thereof. and in
case the parties cannot understanding about
this point the suit will be continued.
And the Court orders Levavasseur to pay the legal
interests and COSTS and orders the pro- sOna execu
ton of these presents Notwithstanding appeal and the
finding Of security.
Mr.. Ouizille for Messrs. Melchers Co.
Mr. Delange for Mr.. J. Leyavasseur.
j. GUERRAND.
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
N OTICE! /!

THE undersigned beg 10 inform their friends
they have established branch OF their house at VIC
TORIA under the management Mr. Henry Rhodes and
under the syle of JANION GREEN for the transaction OF
general business Particular attention will be piad
to consgnments Of Sandwich Island produce
JANION, GREEN * CO.
Honolulu, May 10, 1889. 2-u
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
SisterhoOd of the Sacred Hearts.
HoNoLUI
Fort St, near the Catholic Church


yT,uE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this
L TnstituiOn W commence August "a, looz'
Young Ladies of every religious denomination w D
ted provided it be previously agreed 'ha' 'neS "i ~
the general regulations Of the house -, ,.. p.ai,,
e course OF Education BOarders VIII comprise
yi,ng Grammar Composition Eocuton Arithmetic, Geog
- se f Slobes History sacred and profane Chronology
MItoogv Logic French and German Languages bookh
I'D Music Vocal Instrumenta, Drawing Falhhg' anu "
kinds Of Fancy Neede-Work -. =. .., ..., ,v;,,,ort
M InouIge Of the Law God, will devote themselves with
The most sedulous care religious instruction o her
c nnn without neglecng TO inculcae III the minus VI %
,rs The general principles of Christian mora Inc o
attention will given TO form Their manners anu
20 train Them up to of order, neatness ana hdusy
Tla diet will be wholesome and abundant
The health of the pupils will be the object OF
ternaI soIicitude, and at all times they VIII DC u ~
ate superintendance OF their teachers'
TERMS.
BOARD TUITION per Quarter of Twelve weeks $50,
upsic Drawing Painting, German Language anu ArNH'
49, NJ 80 e,tra charge for the French Language
pa,nen,s 10 be made quarterly In advance Fersohs
a, distance are requested have Responsible agent III
OF Honolulu. s,,,- hoi,r r;,baravn before
No reduction made in case OF childreh oeihs "i'" ~
the expiration of the quarter -. A.. .,- warrants
and saturdays be the appointed days ior parents
visit their children ., a.. p0.rds-s will he Al
Iud 10 90 ont with their guardians Dut
any other, without a written permission rom Aiu has
srdianx ey must return the establishment before
O'Clock, p. NJ. the same day ro.,o-,s fees and
Postage, stationery, washing and menolns' OOI'' -
medicines chargeable 70 the parents . s;.,sr
For IuItneI P@ucuiArS' "PP 40
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
Waikahalulu Lets +!

THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM TIE PobLi0 :,
that the terms which these Lots can nov oe
is.ad have been far modified that under certain
and regulations any description Of Building may oe
thereon N being the desire and object oil ms slues
q, have the said Lots occupied as quickly rs Possoe
every facility granted to Intending $ ,Sp her
consulting with the undersigned thy @ With The pubie
will be met in every respect far as CONSISTENT WIN ~ uO
interests. .,tv . of ths
Ten of said Lots having been now engaged oniy ~, ~
choice situations remain disposed or so tha' an cary ny
plcstion will be necessary to secure then
W. l. GREEN, Agent for the SAFE
toy and lease of the Waikahalniu Lots
Polynesian., 1862-03-22

The RELIEF OF SEAMEN IN FOREIGN PoRTs-The
four Consulates in which, according to the Fifth
Auditors report Sll4, 900 were paid out last year
ostensby as disbursements for the relief Of sea-
men, but really in large measure into the Consul's
pocket, are said to be Callao, charged with S24,-
625 Is; Honolulu, SAC, 400 u; Lahaina, $685.
678 7S, and Paita, Sl4 ,205.
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
NOTICE.

WHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN INFORMED on
w good authority great irreguary exists in the taking
and killing of the the mountains Hawaii, be-
longing Majesty and to the Government by parties who
claim or pretend right under bills of sale from His Maj
esv or from whereas the
the country it is almost impossible to place
agents of His Majesty and of the Govern
ment and whereas all parties having legal claims the said
wild cattle already had time sufficient, if they have used
due diligence TO remove the same:
Now therefore, the undersigned hereby gives notice to all
ties who purchased cattle running the mountains Ha
vail previous TO the January 1851 the
not already before the st day Of May next
aer which time parties taking wild cattle will be prosecuted
Interior Office, L. kAMEHAMEhA-
Jan. "a, 1858. 4o-u -
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
LAW REPORTS!

nor SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports, comprising many OF the most
mnoraut Decisions Rulings of the Superior Courts o
mis- Kingdom during years ending with 1885, compiled
by GEORGE NJ. RoBRRrsoS. a.
Price ive dollars, bound in call o"
Polynesian., 1862-03-22
NOTICE.

III PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
riyilege Of gathering Puu Fungus and Arrowroot all
the Government lands Island of Hawaii with the excep
% f those lands which may sold leased during the
of this privileged been this day granted TO Mr.
G. Harris L. hA"HnHh'hiiF
Home Department Both July, 1859. Is
Polynesian., 1862-03-22

R- A lively Imagination is a great gift, provided
education tutors; If not it is nothing but q soil
equally luxuriant for all kinds of seeds.
Polynesian., 1862-03-22

so CONTINUES his old business the store on
EVA KaRhumanu
h Chronomeers Rated nv observations of the and
GsA stars with transit instrument accurately adjusted
to the erdian of Honolulu. Particular aiienhon
given TO fine watch repairing SeItant and quad,
rant glasses silyered and adjusted charts ana
Nautical instruments constantly on hand ana ior
sale. 2c-u
True Democrat., 1862-10-22

NNaiGen pemherou who has just been assigned to the command of this department. in city sunday Gen. Johnson has been in connland at Charleston lid s- yanah for and the admirable deienaes o those cities speak well for him a commander.
 PINE BLUFF Oct. IS, lS52. To Capt. JNo. D. ADAMS
 Just from the battle of Corint--were not whipped bnt slightly repnsed by largely superior force behind peg- naIe breaswoks Cabels Arkansas brigade were the is to charge. and suffered extremely It rash mad as saut of Van Dorns against the judgment Of ali oiccs He has been superseded by Pemnerton of South Carolina Our army i, reinforced and in fine position and spirits a Holly springs Five thousand Will cover our loss ID kfd unnlai and mssing-three thousand that of the enemy We had about ilen thousand engaged. Arkansas covered herself with nperislable glory, and tie battery named in honor of yotself many aHle It's gallant captain NrNally had his shoulder and mutat"d.
 READ FLETCHER.
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARy, ] TRANS -MIssIssTPPI DEPARTMENr.
 LWIe Rock, Oct. i, l~62.f

All officers Of the Commissary Department are required to forward their Monthly and Quarterly returns direct to Richmond.
 Thcy are also required to forward 10 this office, Monthly Abstracts of Receipts and Issues, certified by their commanding officer.
 In making purchases, bonded officers of this Department, will give duplicate certificates, form No I4. Subsistence kegulations. AIloherS, pur chasing subsistence for troops, required 10 give accounts, in duplicate, with tine certificate ot q commissioned officer, that the articles of subss- tpnce were applied t0 tine use of The soldiers of the C. S. army, and no one else, in quantities not eX ceeding the authorized daily aIlowancc-that no rntions were issued to those troops for that partcu- lar time, alri that the account has not been ptld All accounts must also he apFroH ed by the itl- mediate commanding officers.
 All molasscs barrels will be taken care of and returned e the depot from winch they were receiv ed. Issuing commissaries will take receipts for them at three dollars each, to be paid for if not retumcd.
 By command of Mai Gen' HOLMES.
 JOHN c. PALMER, Mai
 and Chief C0mmissary. Ot. ~ fl Gazette couv
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
y".suINGToN. ARK Oct. 1n. ISc.
PINE BLUFF, Oct. 18th.

Ng EnT0r-l take inc liberty of dropping you few lines lei vou know how the mails carried from Little Rock tp Washington Nmr Democrat of the Sh arrived here tonight in .Iaeul conditio: great many of yotr packages b0und for Texas ana other points, all and wrappers rubbed of so one conl tell head tail which way they bound r at libt oJ papers dam. aged that they wonld be entirely lU3t rom th" owners. The Gazette that come Sunday night. hr 2S,l Sept in abont the contou We aro told that the mail carried twoihirls of tle way in oten wagon expo all the II t0 h upal si the con tractor will he made do his dn, suffer the penalty
 Respectfully yours
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Ofrcn CHEF CoMNiss tGY. TRAks MISSISSIPPI DFrARTMENr,
LMtLe Hnch. Nni

IN7lN NVth, VVI ", NNZ
 Salt Will herealttl bc sold tU citizens from tie government works in charge of Maj. C. F. King c. $. at the priced of TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY cents per busheI. ol 50 lbs. Persons paving for tic same in subsistence stores. will have the preference.
 The following tariff ol prices is adopted ioI the government of officers and agents of this depart mcnt, and will govern in the. safe ol Salt, for sub