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ETrER. BILL, AND COMMERCIAL
Note Paper, cheap for Cash at the Book Blndery'
Aug Ia, ls6l.--33
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REVERE HOUSE.

hBrfflG The univrsignd has leased this c,mmoli,us
-nS.sA and popular Hotel, where he will be happy TO
his Former patrons AMI hen aud AL who desire good
accomm Nlations at aslnible prices Having hld
siderable experience In the management Of public house la
Baeboro the undersigned atters himself that shall be
able to give satisfaction to all his patrons. .
HENRY c. NASH.
Dratteb1ro, Ian l, 1862 q
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POWERS IN STITUTE,
BERNARDSTON, MASS.

TNHE SPRING TERN OF POWERS IN
l. stitue will begin upon the last wednesday Of February
and continue ELEVEN ualer l.. f. WARD, l.. o. EN-
ERs0N, CHARLES G. ALLEN, SEVERN sCIINELL Mrs.
IL. WARD, Miss 5. l.. LEACH, and Assistants.
To meet the demand Of the times for Economy Rooms
completely furnished retained Tor those who desire to
board themselves, also Board with all ncidenls is hal in
the Boarding House Private families at 81 25 per week
Powers Institute fits large Glasses for College, for Teachers
o. Common schools for klumte Farmers, for the various
Vacations of Business 1t possesses Maps, Charts pho-
sopheal, Chemical Astronomical and Mathematical Appara-
ratus complete and continually used In Illustration.
Send Tor Catalogues, Circulars, Boird, &C., to
avs l. r. WARD. Dernarlston Ma.
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NM LOS Isl M'cLERNANp's DIVISION.

The official returns show 32l killed, 1854
wounded and loo missing, in Gen McClernand's
division at the Fort DoneSon battle.
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Strength, S5i Quarter Strength, % per bottle.
RLMEMBER-This medicine is designed erpresslV for
OEsTISATE CASES. iChich all other remedies Of the Kind
have diod 10 also that is warranted Representa-
ed Is EVERY RESPECT, or the price WiH be refunded
1TBEWARE or INVITATIONS! None genuine and war
raned unless purchased directly of mr. NJ at his RENE
DIAL INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. rs Union
street, Providence, Il. /.
II This specially embraces all diseases of Pirate ma
ture both of MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educated
physician Of twenty years practice, giving his whoie aen-
lion To thsn II Consultations by letter otherwise
strictly CONFIDENTIAL and Medicines will be sent by Express
secure from observation all parts Of the United States.
Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad wishing
and quiet RETREAT and good care, until restored
to health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated, that over TDo Hun
bred thousand Dollars paid to swinding quacks an
nuay in New England alone without beneft those
who pay it, All from trusting, irihOuf inquiry
men who are alike destitute Of honor character and
skill and whose only recommendation is their false and
extrayagan assertions in praise Of themselves IT, there
fore You would duoid bring humbugged, take man
word no mater rhaf his pretens9RS are, but MAKE IN.
QUIRY.-- will cost you nothing, and may you many
regrets; for advertising physicians, in nine out OF
ten bogus, there safety In trusting them
less You know rho and rhdt they
-Dr NJ will send free, by enclosing stamp as above
a Pamphlet DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Private Dis
rascs generally giving full niormati1n ih the most un-
doubted references and Testimonials, without which, no
of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
IF Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write your ad
dress plainly and direct to Dr. H. MATTlsON, as above
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Copyright secured
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMAL
DR.. MattiSOn'S Indian EmmenagOgue

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown of anything else of the
kind, and proving effectual after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
dHdsiHgie ladies, and Is the very hest thing
known for the purpose, as 1t will bring on
the monthly sickness in cases of obstruc-
tion, after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried in vain.
OVER 5000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a single failure when taken
rs directed and without the least injury to
health in any case. ~ II is put up in bot
ties Of three different strengths, with full di-
lrections for using, and sent by Express,
closely seGted, TO all parts Of the country.
IL PRlCEs,-Full Strength, $40; Half
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The Strong Union Feeling.


The navy department on Tuesday received
the following:
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II OLD FRIENDS II
In tho fright Place.
IIERRICK'S SUGAR COATED Pill

- - - ~ -
The BEST FAMILY CATHAR
TIC in the world, used twenty
years by five millions Of per-
sons annually always give sat
isfactioni contain nothing inju-
rious; patronized by the princi-
pal physicians and surgeons in
the Union ; elegantly coated
with sugar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
Confederate States Of Americas VI = Ss q
HElaUARrRns DKrARrxHRr No. 4,
New Orleans Feb. "a, 1852. !
Confederate ssates Or .asne,:ica.

WAR DEPARTMENT. y
go g.5-5.... Richmond, March :, 1862. t y
Apilne1s, for the following ORDN AM E and ORDNANCE
MATERIAL for the Confederate States Army; s
200. 900 tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron
- 10000 tons Blooms. chercoa.} 49,
$1,000 tons Wrought Iron Bars, Of various sizes.
100 l0.nch Columbisds. "a,
0= 100 s8inch Columbads u $3.50
~ 100 l85nch Siege and Garrison Mortars
100 15.ach seaeoast Mortars. ~
.a 800 l2pounder Iron Howkers. * $50
4 Az eco 6poundsr lion Field Guns. Sas& " i5g
may be made quantity over one hundred
tons, and for any number Of guns over ten. ~
Drawings of The viii be furnished only parties whose
bids accepted 20 r Is "A AN IN 4
Bidders will state the points OF delivery the date Ut
which not less than enc hundred Of iron expected
to be furnished ss--- - ~EsE %sE IA
They also state the time required TO furnish the whole
Of their bid
Bidders for will stat. ,hs date Of tbs
the time required to supply The whole number.
Payments will DO made delivery than hfsy tons
Of ron and the right pay onchalf Confederate bonds
reserved. rs Hs24e aJs.ESl8
Bids must be sealed and enclosed endorsed on The en-
vsop Proposals. for Iron "Proposals for Gnnsp al
the case may be-
4 J. GoRGAs, Lieutenant Colonel,
niS 2ptapl0 IN Chief Of Ordinance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
!, .reane.ses--n,ne spirit g the People:

Thes following letter from tennessee. to ID gem
tieall in this city, was written without any view
to publication; but ~ Interesting, as showing the
temper Of the people,, and their determination to
lido all they canand suffer all they can in the war
for independence, until It Is brought tc success.
full close: s .saA .s..s, /, a.
iss Ne - We are lin for the war-short or long
Tennessee does not occupy % good position az
Il would like. She has no arms for her militia, and
is IN no way likely to overcome her EN- a y
smeHt, that Iknow of, for the present. ihe nioek,
sade opened, and arms secured to arm every loyal
Southern man, it would makelq ute change IN our
affairs. Wa. N q. y. . si4a,
We have none, now, Of any kind. The citizens,
under law passed by our Leg'slstaare, gave up
Hence, we cannot use our State militis. The
Ineoinitea, can march through our State
liz not repslleds by the COME erate troops. We
may have to bear the curses of Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Louisiana, and the presence Of the ty-
rants sodiery for while. These weywiil have to
bear with silent grief. But, give the militia of
Tennessee arms and 9 capable commander and
We can drive all the Lincolnites ont of our State,
Without the aid of onr volunteers or any of the
Confederate troops. We are helpless yet deeply,
deeply mortified. But, as the old song says, we
hope g There ID q better day coming" and
assure you, sir, we, must never give 1t up. we we
business men of the country must not flag in their
efforts, nor be in doubtas to the issue. No they
must submit to anything and every thing with
no woe begone faces. No, sir--no. Brightness
must diffuse itself throughout, and q determines
ton to be free sink deep in all minds So it must
be-and so must we talk. It is true, that some Of
our officers are not Of much account; but enr
authorities will soon find oHt that dissipated army
officers and offfeeseekers do not always make the
best commanders, and the inefficient will be
recalled and capable ones take their places. We
must enlist our troops for three years officer
them well, with men Of dash, who can talk and
stir up the blood Of the soldiery. Then keep two
armies of $4,000 effective men, with well
appointed CORPS of 10 OO0 in various portions Of
the country, to harrass the enemy. In this way
we can, III d short time, wear and worry them ont.
The South can survive any amount Of debt-the
North cannot. ~ sSs - -
the great object Of Southern freedom from North
ern despotism is accomplished.
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NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAIL-
~ ROAD COMPANY. -


This Company now prepared to receive Proposals
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUPERsTRUGTURE Of their
entire Road from New Iberia tho to Grange
on the Sabine River, one hnnd,ed and miles.
The road through the praes Daleaseu region
of country perfectly healthy and abuhdantly supplied with
PROVISIONS being adcent The stock grain wing
region Of Texas and safe from INVASION o. The Gulf
being lined by an impossible marsh. ~
It'll tho only link wanting TO New Orleans with tbs
RAILROAD System Of Texas and our whole
try Of the most productive regions the continent
This Company WILDE prepared to contract with one or more
individuals for the Construction Of the whole part of their
Road, or to hire hom ono 10 two thousand Negroes
Payments will be made in money, such proper lions of
stock MS is usual for each class Of work. -.
Transportation, provisions and clothing for all Negroes
brought on this work will be furnished If desired.
There will be about million and cubic yards OF
Excavation and Embaknen about thirty thousand nea
feet of Bridging.
The wants of our community require the completion this
Road in the shortest possible time, and it will done. All
interested parties will keep this In mind Ec ~
Communications must DO addreBssi to > s.Ss,
Col. A. NJ, ENTRY, President,
r. or f. L. HERIOT, Chief Engineer, 4
my lm3taw ~ t0Er % Common street. N. O. i
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Confederate states of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTxrxr No. J.
AZ $7&sfs&ss gs5AglsS New Orleans, March 81, 1869.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. III si.5ss
It ordered that Tobacco be added to the list articles
msntoned IN General Orders No SERIES
be reported BY the Provost Marshas
II will be reported within the next Eve days. subject to
seizure. ~. 2 ~ ~ 80
3 BY command of Major. General HOWELL
!, Ed a. PALrREY, tMsior and A. A. ap1 2pl2t
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Committee OF Public SAFETY.

NEW oaLsArs March %, 1862
Notice Is hereby given Planters and other citizens willing
to donate Old Iron Copper Brass Lend Bells
ernment that the steamer satlio Robinao Capt Jos sabs
has heen by this Committee bring
to the city Neither tho Confederate State Government
have agents whatever In country purchase such
articies GEO. Q. LAWRAsON,s
ma 2pl2t Secretary
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Boarti d Provost nInrshala.

~ NEW ORIRANs, March 90, 1862.
i. Gambling Houses expressly prohibited.
eub Shops Oyster Saloons and all Stores except Drug
Stores shall bs closed at O'Clock, this day.
S2T55 r. sOULE,
ssS s} 1882 m H. NJ sPoFEoRD,
CYPRIEN DuFouR.
@fs Rt5'ie sssz54gSe H. D.. OGDEN, Z.
usl 2pet II .5s.xssss.. N.TRkpAaNiER.
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Horses FOR Sale,

= LAAGk GREY HORSE snowy and gentle. suabl. for
ss,Is ssla fef want q s0sehman and for any
\ -Alses.A sPLENDro CAVALRY HORSE.
Both fnliy guaranteed .ss s-s ~ r.
= No. q street. 1aver Door. spl apst.
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Notice..


IA OpFIcE OF PROVOST MARsHAL. FoUrrH DIs1R1cr1
New Orleans, March Al, 1862
The Office Of the Provost Marha for Tho Forth District
Rousseau street. between Jackson and Philip will DO ops
business daily Sundays excepted from O'Clock A.
o 8 O'Clock, r. M until further notice. =
NIL epH H. n, OGDEN. Provost Marshal.
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OsInIltftee ON Public safety.

h No.c. 49,, kEw Or Fans, March so,ss2 S
a5en fo ths II IN
ss1sA hSss md ~ NM seen bady NM.
being should not % seat,o lie I'M '1s
X msi zpim GEO. q. bAwR Asf,Nss &C.,. I 81
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Martial Law.
CONFRDNRAT b ST AT'Ess OF AMERICA,
HGApau AHTEss q ranraEsT ~

IS gCoNFEDERAT b 81. 4 T,Ess or AMERIcA,3
- HEApnU AHTEKss Y sF.ARrsEaT ~ J, ,s I
SPECIAL ORDERS No. slo.l Il wv NJ ss n 4 = +
and In his name, MARTHA Law ishetey declared in
mines. ID H. - ts-{g ,i,s g5s5.,' 60
naturalsea focgpsrs, will fagaiFed lahe Tho oah Of
Foreigners whoae unfriendy to notified
tolesye the districenibnesd BY order shouteay.
Asyseni ~ Registry aud Passports and
will be soionfa in
Pashes without satisfy Provost their 10y
ay and ali good TO y thoe oa
all sio HOSTILE q the
Alplace, thssals 81 liquor will ba elosea q o'clock
Pm. Any found after That hour will he closed rerpa
nehtay and tho liquor seized. -
number Of who have oensble bnslness,
any interest in The city sate, recently arrived u New
Orleans they must Salty the Provost Malas Of their good
Intentions and objects hets, ~ Immediately a.
The following named persons are appointed Provost Mar
shals ~ z5sss III VI sSs5s5a
For eresns Pafish-swM. FRERET First District.
ss.,yS 3g. 80 GYPRIEN DuFouR SECOND District.
s5s Y. VT 4. Hon RE s0ULE. Third District
Z. y. +, Col. IT. ID OGDEN Fourth pi,,rietf
For Alglers-Capt. NOR BE1sT TREPAGNIRR
I For JsGer.on Paris1-Judge VICTOR BuRTHE.
Who will enter the discharge OF the duties Of their
office imuadin 3 i5S$j F&
The Provost Marshals the Parishes P1aquinos and
ST. barnard viii be announced in 4 fs,y days 6
BIZ ,cpmn,and Of Major. General HOWELL.
y. g. Pickett, Assistant Agutant General. mis- 2pH
| y r.
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4 From PARIS, We learn that a small detachment
made their appearance at Paris Friday morning,
They passed through and about the town, and
while there made inquiry for J. B. Lamb, ESD.
and | Bruce formerly resident Of the Confed.
crate Board and for other prominent citi
Gems. No arrests were msde. They returned 10
their camp, which is about seyen,miles in d north
saatsrly direction from Paris. lis thought there
On the reyieus day, Thursday thirty transnnpt
loaded with troops. SO, Il 81 : = : - I
4 We set ous. formation from Mr.. Tonleny. Tpaa.
snrer OF the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, who IA nj
TO the damaged trestle work ID Tie tram and a,s
thence proceeded on a hand car to Paris. "A, 'ss
# 1Merpphis 4nraaI spn,iS
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NILS 2ptapl
Wanted.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS.

Apply to Capt =. POWELL, Assistant ouartermsster,
D. A. opposite Lafayette Square, Who will give price
TO those who wish to SELL and will gratefully thaak In the
name OF the confederacy ell good and patriotic citizens who
will donate for the good Of the soldier either the above
articles g, n,as hi,
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Confederate states oY America.
HEADQuARTERs DkPARTAENr No. liz
.=s.ss New Orleans, March ID, 1861

{. "a 50 . . -
Hr4psgansssso RssasF ssisn h y, sia
SPECIAL ORDERS NO, sl.I
xx1IAl persons who have shipped for shu !" River Do
fence Hxpedion considered regularly ensted as If
the land SERVICE End hereby ordered report
to the officers Of their respective Commands Of they
considered desertera and will he dealt with accord
5tnsiy ~ Y So 7sSs
Proper arrangements been pay the
up to day. sEs !
BY command Of Major General 10 ELI.
Ed. A. PAtraEr, Major and 4 "a O. p,la 2ptf
u ie--, s54l----7------ se--.----~.S "a
- no the Fable.
0'''s faf p s.ss.
Notice hereby given that the City Bells viii continue
strike the hour of 9 p. NJ, until further notice.
mo 2pap5 A.aHEBERT, superintendent
Confederate States OF Annerica. Pa.
wv 8 9ss.ss asss NJ 81 ss,}
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. e4l
- =
xIv-arr. GEORGE CARR i. hereby appointed Provost
Marshal for the Parish Of Plaqueines viii enter
duties Of his ouce aud will DO obeye
accordingly. g .4s Ss8'7tsf3a5
Ed a. PALFREr. Major and "A. A.sG. m22 2ptf s
-.5s-s 80 sa95
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.
MAYOR axsnsAl's ory,ou.
New Orleans March %, 1852
aRNERALroRDHRs NO. all -z
LUndcr General Orders No.ls from these Heaiquat ter
calling for Volunteer Companies for State SERVICE
have reported with less NUMBERS than required BY
law, and partially armed others without ALL
In consequence refused.
lin order to prevent In future Of similar
intrsction the above ORDERS Volunteer Company win
accepted for State service nnlcss fully
d according to law and ARMED oher with muskets rifles
eEnf rtnaA Inc dnrunr ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01
: COMMITTEES on Pubic SAFETY. \


NEW oaLs.xs MARCH 40 1852
Notice is hereby given that Mr. JOHN r. MOORE at the
Alabama Cotton Press, Of Pehoupisuas Robin
Streets appointed by this Committee, and cognred by
Commanding densral Of this Department. agent all
Old Iron, Brass Copper Bells and other Metals
by planters and other citizens for use Of our
ment 49, s5s7za12' '17s2=75a 5sa4A
Mr. Moore will receive and take charge OF all such ship
mens freight same and acknowledge tho receipt
thereof to donrrs.
m29 2plm GEO @. LAWRASON, Secrs tary,
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Light! LtgIatl!. Light a.

At the EMPORIUM OF 1T may DO found the mates
rials for that pnrposss such AZ the
CoNFEDERATE OIL, whict burns in the Csal Oil Laraps
with small alienation of the wick the burner
4 Also. the GENUINE COAL OH and REFINED COTTON
SEED OIL, for Sperm or Lard OH camps
CAMPHINE, BURNING FLUID d spIRIT4GAs
WIN q LAMPS etc. suitable for thesboye
ARTEMQN HILL,
nsl zpas 8 Chastrss street.
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Confedsr.te states Of America.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. j,
~. New Orleans. March q, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ,esl I'm
x1yI-Foundries and Workshops, on Government work,
will send in list Of tbs nanes Of the employed
by them who will be exempted for gvea number days
Whenever IL discharged his exemption will
10 this Office and will be reported to the plain his Militia
beat Exemptions will be renewed at intervals
thirty days. depending the OF the Govern
mont contract on which they employed.
1xVIshould parties exemptions persons not
actually In their employment fall duty any
discharged by them their exemptions and those Of their
employees, will DO Withdrawn. ~
r BY command Of Major -General LOWELL.
= ED. A. PALrREY, Major and A. q. MA 2pl2t I
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1loenty.Fyve Doi1a,.s lseaoard.

Ran away, Friday the 18Th instant Yellow Boy named
feet Ia height r. sssl{347s f45's5
The above reward win paid The delivery Of the said
Boyto 4S r.. o. WRATHERLY, ss
MO 2n3ts .SsG5 1874 Canal street, up stairs.
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Confederate states OF Am ericn.

\ CoHHeuefHte statea OF AIheFIch. ~
HEADQuAR DIPlRrxENr N0.1, u
ta New Orleans, March 10, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. l2l
Hereafter exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
unable to do service sa Il
Applications for the ressas Of those engaged npon
the Government must be made to this Department. in
Of certificates from the the shops when
an order will be issued TO the commanding officer the camp
70 which the applicant belongs u aurlongh
tain number of days which only renewed by subss
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters
By command of Major-Generai LOWELL
j. G. PICKETT Assistant Adjulant General rns0 2pl2t
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L BISHOP HuGHEs AS NAPoLEoN's5 PREFEREgeE
FOR THE; PAPAoy.--We get the following para
graph fronnfthe5 Paris correspondence (February
sl4) of the London Star d. s5s st
or allsthe projects said to be agitating the I'M
perial brain. That Of nominating 5Archbisllop5
Hughes to be the Of his spiritual father
is the newest, and, to some, the most astonishing
while To- others, It is only further proof Of the
resources and penetration of the Third Napoleon. .
The project has not been widely circulated as one
fully decided by the Emperor. But it is sufd
ciently talked of in some circles to be worthy ii
mention, however, under all the reserves which
must be Tade in respect to the on dts of Paris
The different interviews which the Irish American
pre,afe has had with his Imperial Majesty, would,
IL themselves have been sufficient to give rise to
K en- extra binary amount Of gossip but when IL,
was generally understood that he was asked seye
rsl times e lunch ct the Tnileries and positively
{ blessed the PRINCE Imperial, what sensationist
could resist the Of speculatino an the
chances Of the rchbishop Of New York finding
himself some fine morning the successor Of q Car
Peter chair sfss -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

RECORDS or THE FEDERAL CoURr DEsrRoyRh
We learn that the entire archives of the od Fede.
raj Court, including records, documents. etc.
sWsrs stored n the building that was burned on
n9I morning. and they were all destroyed
their loss will be seriously felt by many partes
whose interests, to q vast extent, were In itiaa-
ton In that court. Houston T Telegraph, = p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-01

Doc AND LoeIo.-A fat old gentleman was bitten
in the calf OF his leg BY dog. he at once PUSHED
IL the office Of the Justice Of the Peace and
preferred complaint against 9 joker ii the
:neighborhood whom he supposed to be the owner
of the offending chr. The following was tie
defence offered on trial BY the defendant; First r.
Testimony IA favor Of the general good character
q my cog, shall prove that nothing could make.
easf Second He is blind and oaunot see to bite,
Ihlrd Even il he gould see to bite, it would be
utterly npossibl him to go out OF his way ID
90 SO, on account OF his severe iatneness. Fourth
--Granting his eyes and legs to be good he has M
'seetl. Fftfl-My dog died six weeks ago. Sixth
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FROM THE UPPER aRIyER.- Re- are without anu
difIonal from Island 10 and yicintv
efforts of the enemy to take the position have
thus lar resulted only Injury to themselves ana
the confidence Of our troops III their ability Is stop
the Of the invaders continues to Increase
report was circulated extensively last evening
that the enemy had moved back from New Mads.
rid. After diigent inquiry, we came to the con.
olusion that there was no foundation for the state
ment. GMenlphis Appeal 30th - 80,
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- y ". X. Adams. w. M. sempie
and D. YanHon have my full power Of attorney as er art
passed before w H Peters, Esq, Notary Publc d
suAa H n NIylN