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SnkuuALnx.-Mrs Amelia III. Colbey.
Modern Reform Lecturer. will lecture a.
the Univsrsalist Church on Sunday. the 5lst.
.. n o'clock. .. IN. and in the evening 't
o'clock All are invited. Seats free.
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FROM NEW YORK

NV YORK. Aug. 29.-The British steam
er Dispatch, from Nassau the 10Th. arrived
this morning. She had the wreck of the
steamer Karnak in tcw. but on the 24th IN 4
heavy gale had to let her go and she viii
probably Put into Port Royal. The Dis
patch has cargo Of turpenline which was
probably sent here by secession sympathisers
at Nassau. She has three cases OF fever on
board
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sB- Tuttle's Comet and Tuttle's Family
Grocery are two different Institutions. The
former you will find about deg west of
the Polar Star. on clear bright night. the
latter. No. Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hours Of a. n. and 9r. NJ.
Sundays excepted.
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II Sam1 :. Bloom. Esq. tie popular
corducto. on the Z. 4 G. X. r.. has received
= commits on As Qusrtermaster Of the sis,
re gimsni At Princeton.
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To rHs Musical PrBLic.-Haying dis
solved nv connection with the Terre Haute
Femsle College. hereby notify all persons
wi.h,og 10 secure my services. 10 communi-
cate With me immediately through the Pos,
Office. In order that ! NAV arrange their
hours of lessous.
sug29itf j. G. MElNlNGER.
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Foss NoSEor. Aug. 2s.-The lsonssdes.
.k-eh IeGt PbiisS<lphi. OF the 2ist. arrived
sssi nishi. aud lee At snciser today IA the
Reads. abreast q ne FORTRESS.
Her connsrting appearance has attracted
great attention. and srsry eye q bent upon
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ros S.ts on RrSr-A n d~elh
house. in pleasant part Of The city. eOu'ain
ing eight rooms There 5 On the premises
a good sriek smoke house. barn AID stable.
good coz house. a cissern holding 10 bsls
Of water: also. . good well Of water close 70
the house I will sell the above Zoe for
cash OF gill trade The same Tor any kiDi Of
good trade II not sola "a ~ill be rented
Enquire Of II. MILLER.
lss door South Stewart House.
49, ~ A.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Enron Exrxn~:-I am candidate for
the Office Of County Treasurer.
June 10. le6z. y n ALLbN-
am Candidate for the Office OF Treas
urer Of vigo county at the October election
u =. DURHAM.
We are authorized TO announce c. W
Barbour a. . Candidate for the office Of Col
tec,or and Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo.
am a candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
4. =. MADISON Is candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer AZ the October
election.
lam candidate for the Office OF 7 treasurer
OF Nigo County a; th. October election.
JOEL II. kESTER.
JOHN SCOTT i candidate for the
nomination Of Treasurer Of Siso county. at
the Convention on Saturday Of this week.
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COAL! COAL!
N Q w r. 4 I. In

N Q w f. 4 r. In
A. G. COMBS - oosns.
COMBS & BROTHER.
HAVING recently purchased the Coal Ban. for
II merly Known a. the "Sc4ER MINES" one
and -three-qusrfer miles west % the city, IRE nov
prepared TO furnish the citizens Of TerreHsnte and
vicinity, with good article Of we'll screened coal
figures TO suit these prrilous times
We are s:so Agents for the Highland. Brs<ii and
fsrmers0urg Coal Mines.
- Orders left at the vigo County Scales at tls
residence Of either proprietor, near the hchmon:
Railroad Depot, 9TH he nlled short notice.
Give Ne . Trial
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ALE AND PORTER.
VINEGAR.

DURE ClDS. yINEGAR--we
Il ca n1r1sk 81 r~s;sz<rs rif4 pzrt srtill
q cfDxR vIxuokk- We k-esr q - - 11sSs 49,
sk< t-kcs - fk< 1r1.~. - ss<kizs el>sl
Ass q. <zs csTtTTLK co.
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cRocE RES.

I)H. RIVE has removed his Gro
Il Gerry and Provision ssc-s 90 No .. rise.sss
ho~, Wabssh Stree. seat door W ". n. hcksts~
ns-king Onsce.
His such 4 CO. s;s~rstiy increased ~ lev Yc,-
chasss ffol ne best cfocinnsu "kolesais Firrr..
aDd ks casomsfs VIII fsf .. ia New stans bs<lass
Lhs usual sssartnest ef Pr0visls1s sns srso>rlss.
IA following srticlss
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE,
LIMPURG CHEESE,
sARDlNES,
HUILE D'OLIvES.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. a % Waffle,
MACAR0NI,
vEkMICE1Li.
FRENCH MUST Arb BY Tie gaiss
Of bottle.
Ai-o Parma, $50, Split PEGS, fssri Barley, -
AL these Goods cheaper tsAB al any otLsf Il-lu
Doods delivered -thons by T-rr~ss w.ga4-
nEPOT Of Adam StifsHs Celebs
~ tes Pure c-,s' vlssgsr. ~solss.is as rs1sa.
narea fsc,n.
DH. RINE'S Cstawbs w inc 10 the
Il pare lebalns juice % TIE Grsps. al - hrss
sEc ksslihissf beverage for all
for s.is ~ the fss. gsioa ~ bsssls, a.
PH. hIvs'-.
4 LII kinds Of Liquors. Foreign and
"A Dozsssts<, Porter. Ale. as-. ~
n1303n Pm. MFE'5
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TAX NOTICE.
cE TO IAX-pA1ERn--

v u sccsrta1cs viii lnstrn1tsrs q 10 ca
al Coallrl - fha cify 2 TER Hsste, SAL 3
fs~fistiy pru~ssd ~ ooIisci u dslipel<rf tsxss
"a TIE Dspliozfs IN ~ hsnds. p-r-ons fBo~ins
tksmsslv-< iD1sbtsi III clfy or for lsss.
thsrsf1rs h-rsby nous>d hat n Ia 10
sitkin twefty days. I sLsi rsoo~sd q I.<ks ia
lar.1. arf en<n @-fs fhs air-cts s-cEfoE 60
a - City Charter.
tOKL n KksTEE
Tsp1ty Trsssxr.r q ~ cuy = Tsrrs-Hs-ss
Auz. IN, 1.s1 twu
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DENTIST.

IN EARNEST Finding that n
Il misapprehension exists regarding the purpori
Of my card in tie Express, give this ssrursnce
that have positively made my arrangements 90
remove permanently from this city. and shall leasr
In a few DAYS. Those. therefore,. who have seSoUn.
with me, whether Of debt credit, will save both
themselves and me much trouble 10y calling imfns
disteiy and have them adjusted. Those. also. ~b"
wish my professional services should come st
ard make their engagements. as resriy all my ti.ns
10 alrrriy engaged ;. h. sMITh,
Aug. 4, du Dentist
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~ The draft will be commenced. with
ont fail, on the 18th Of September.
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JlNcINNATI. Aug. y.
Elou unchanged and firm
Wheat, red &c niger; white unchanged.
Corn in good demand at 33934c.
Whisky In good demand and up to 2ssc.
Provisions quiet and offered on easier
terms; bulk shoulders are offered freely AZ
43tc.
Groceries dulIll and heavy.
Gold advanced to i6@i6le premium.
Silver at &c.
Demand Notes at 7t4c premium These
being the buing rates.
Exchange firm at par.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

INV YoEK. Aug. 29.-The Newark Mer.
cGry OF this morning saws. q special messes
ger reached Trenton last night With des
patches FROM the War Department for Gov
Olden to forward every man enrolled C
Washington. whether equipped or not Two
regiments leave in the morning.
NV Yoax, Aug. 29.-The Washington
Star. of last evening says. the. Postmaster oil
Fairfax G. II. arrived from there on Thurs
day morninn. De reports seeing bright
light after leaving.
The Star also has the following: The en-
envy was encamped. something near 30. 900,
at GAINESVILLE. near Manassas Junction, AZ
two O'Clock. Thursday morning.
large portion OF Tsylor's Jersey Brig
sde was captured at FAIRFAX Station
The rebels. on Thursday night. burnt tho
bridges at Accohink aAd Popes' Run, and
are supposed to be IN wing of to evsde pur-
suit.
The Alexandra cores ondent o. the Phil
adelph,a Enquirer d.l a Thursday ssys.
the enemy succeeded in holding their own Ia
the vicinity Of Manassas, and got down as
far as Burks station last night, various rumors
are afiost but no one IL allowed 10 60 down
the road but troops.
NV YoRx, Aug. 29-The Washington
Star last evening says, there wss an en-
gagement Wednesday evening between
Scammous Brigade and heavy force Of
rebels for the possession of the Rail Road
bridge at Bull Run. The rebels held pos
session at nightisll but il Ia believed that
Scsmmon would dislodge them Thursday
morning.
Hooker's Division had al engagement on
Wednesday morning with large rebel force
near Bristows Station. lasting all day
Hooker drove the rebels step by step back
to the vicinity Of Manassas Our loss ia this
Division is about 800.
The same paper says, The rebels succeed
ed in throwing most OF their army across the
Rappnhannock AT the base OF the Blue Ridge
massing them at White Plains. miles from
Wsrrenton Ii is evident they aim 10 get
between Pope's army and the Notifications
around Washington, and having done so
they would have lively time in getting out
OF this position. The movements Of our vas,
army now in the eneny's rear leads TO the
belief that a very few days will see ths end
Of rebels in arms 10 Virginia. Twenty four
hours. the Star says. " i'll solve this problem.
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WANTED.

NOTICE.-Wsnsed Immediately
~ ssss ss1tis BsfS ceasisni ~s-t an
seo< wsEs- I'll - xi-sa-
X. 80 JOIN
Tsrr.-Hsxs. Ass. =. isss-s-3-
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Now for the 9th.

The undersigned are authorized to recruit
a Company for the 9Th. This Is the 'ast
Regiment for which the advance pay and
bounty will be offered. The Re inent mus;
be filed Immediately. therefore i viii be
necessary for all who desire @ enlist to do
50 without delay The time ,of en- sting
will expire next Saturday. dice on Main
Street. first door east Of TuelI'- old stand.
FREP A. ROSS.
GORDON LEE.
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f,Kk Norscx. The Circuit Court hoil-
Ia the regular term. commencing on Mon.
s>y next. ., sEe Court Hoe-s. the Board
70 hear and dstermine The causes Tor exemp-
ton from drsff. VII meet a. the ofScs fos
soltisrs Relisf. on the ~e-t ssds OF the
psehc square. At O'Clock. on Monday
morning
JAMES HOOK. Con
fssse h.Gts. sept 4. i-s2
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Yor~a LaDsrs scscof s-Nis v A. VII
hsus. late rsinci2~l % The Indianapolis
Female russissss.l -iii epsa School for
yosns Ladies % Neoisy Sept. sth 10 he
Rooms. corner 81 ssh ant olio So. ever
Mr. J. A Yects sore.
Tx.x< - Tfrrsn<
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sB- The undersigned has 50 barrels Of
Old Copper Distilled Wtiskey. which will be
sold low for ;ssh or exchanged fo- good
trade II. MILLER,
lst door South Stewart House.
Aug. ~ div.
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LOOKING CLASSES, &C.
Looking Glass u Picture Frame

x "S9144-A
Looking Glass II Picture Frame
MANUFACToRY,
Nos. cyl East 23d street, I73 and i7J
Grand ST. A els Centre st.
rsrAEIIsuD Is NEW YORK. rsfAHLisHxD ~.
THIS Establish ment has been in
Il Successful operation "a years. and IL The Lls-
oxsr OF the kind IN tho raitsd States. We have On
hand OF Manufacture 70 order every desoriptsn "
LOOKING GLASS. PICTURE AND PORTRAIT
FRAMES,
Plain and Ornamental pier, wall
Oval md Mantcl Glasses. Con
meeting COrntees, Base audi
Bracket Tables, with
Marble slabs, Toilet
GLASSES,
&e., Ac. Ac.
NoCIDNss fca PfcTrBs rnksKs, In lengths suit a.
bic Cor transportation. either 0ilt, ReTing Ress-
wosd, OAK, Zebra, Birdssye. Mahogany. &c Our
new Mandatory and extensive facilities enable Ne
10 srnsh any article In cur line good the best
and . cheap the cheapest.
DEALERS ARE INVITED TO CALL rrOs Us
whsn they visit New York. weelslm 10 - able 10
supply them with every article IN line which
they pcs<by require, st prices lower than they
can purchase elsewhere
- Orders by mail attended 20 Nth promptBsss-
DO not fall 20 call when yor visit New Y0rk
~ Once sod wsrerooms. No. as Centre street,
New York.
HORACE V. sIGLRR. Agent
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WAVED IxNkpIarKLY.-A good reliable
mar at the Teue Hau,e Female College,
one on whom soiae responsibility may be de
volved. in experimenting outdoor affairs.
and Who i not above work. A single man
is preferred Also two or three good dining
room girls aud as many good washer women.
To all Of the above IL we'll recommended.
good wages will be given aud prompt pay.
JOHN COVERT
Aug - div.
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THE SUTHERLANDs.- by the
l. AszSr q s'Bsslrsss."s -
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~ We received No aer.srhe. ys-,ss
day. -sah the sscspsioa Of an sninpors.rs
arrival Of guahoss. Ard "a coa.e.asnc.
NJ Rcttsrr~ Vas is<u~d
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RRAsDRETH's FILLS -fos The rsstsraao1
health Of those who have been STRICKEN BY spopssa,
or paralysis they the only reliable rasticiss.
all Affections Of the lungs. chest and bowels tAsi
prompt use saves lie and quickly cures Pnems-
nis peurisy. ehslers. Wind, spssms. worms csoses-
norbus. dIarrhess. sysentAry. whether tfsm nslsis
eating anrips ftuis other fssit. In diet. yield
their influence. Asthma. gCui. rheamstisas. Nv
affections. ruptures. innsmmstioss Of any oss~a
levers. whether sgue other specific fevsrs bso0.
diseases, aunase. 81 yitus's dance, smallpox. meA.
lee. Group. sryspslAs. white s-ellins-. plles Ules
Of even thirty year. oeotlnaancs sni ssr ss4sts
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured permanently
BY these celebrated Vegetable rniv.r-.i iils -
female complaints and nervous diseases they hsr
been equally successsnl. vide change 81 lie. ss<A
nrst aud seeOs.d psriodsl. Epilepsy. depres<as .
spirits firh'eni derslrs al ob.,ructons add rel..
ations by them cured. dlsssr-sd All oorrsStss-
PTioe IS cents per boz.
s"si by J. r. cusnssAs. Tern. -Hssis. sns ~
resr-cctatle dealers I'm medicine. uAnidviE
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IN So n RANCE.

LIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
Il Issued In the Kins Insurance Company 81
Hartford, Connecticut
Cash Assets ..-...-.. --.-.--.- " ,oseocc
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
I'm the ssre and Marine Company. Springfield, Hass
Cash Assets. fj0O 90.
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
urance Company Of Hartford, Connecticut.
Cash Assets. ...........s........... $50 600.
INSURANCE la tho .bove old snd reliable CoDps.
ni.s be procured at reasonable rates. on srpn-
cation Go
HAGER a McKEEs. Ag.sss.
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- strunsos o. sereraleus ssectioos sfs tie
carse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind rbsy
vile and nllhy veil fatal. They snse frors
contaminated and impuriy 81 The blood. sst are 70
be seen all srsund Us evsTywhere- One qrsatsz -
all tainted With shrua. sne ss< es.rsvE
Of these die Of them; die foolshly Toe. tesssss deg
durable. Arxs's Sk.skrAsla1A clesnses cat 60
ssrcssiOus corruption nom he BLOOD renders Il ps,.
nd healthy. and sneesnAlly srpursstss cAe bod
contamination nom the system. No leescr sses
under yoor scrotalous disorders. slncs the Fresxu
bic Arxs has provided his mss,s y eOn, lnstlOn
curative virtues that he calls Den
ocrst. Waterbury. c.
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- For sale ss-for cs.a "a "a trade ~.
~ood. corn Or ha.
sev ss>.t~t sPrias w4<oa
second hand
\ . Top Bag
4 nee opsnsf
For terms. eeeairs ~ the ClAfk Heass
Terrs Hsnis. Asx 81. lss2 tau.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-07-09
rme DAILv MIss,ssIrPlAN.

TmC DA1Lu misslsslrPuAN.
We have recently received several
numbers Of this really excellent pa.
per, published BY Cooper & Kimball,
at jackson, Miss. The Mississippian
is one Of the most interesting papers
pow published anywhere. Being
psblished Of the capital Of tho State,
il has more channels and greater fa-
c~ilitics TO obtain ncws aud informn-
ton than most other papers. AL.
most every number is filed with late
sslsgrspiss and ether interesting nevis,
and 10 slvayrs welcome visitor in
our sahctum.
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The hev Ulieeus pelH W.
18th uil, = s., ihaf > alfarilt
United states forces leaye Aew d
leans agaiaa their aaR, the city vii
only be the fl hoi1g Of the alligator
md the baking place Of the mos.
quitoc. No other created thing viii
live In il.
Oh what q cruel tauns il contained
in this Insolent thrcafI No matter
how h~umilia,ine tho surrender VI the
city-or how iutolerable the oppres-
sion exercised over it, inhabitants, to
encourage them to submit patiently
TO the Calling yoke, they are admen-
isl,ed Of the devastation aud ruin
which will fall upon the city. II il
cruel iyrants should be compelled 10
abandon il. How infinitely better il
II had been laid in ruins after 4 de-
tcrmined and obstinate defense. VI
verify believe il the latter coursc hn'
been parsued, the Confederate fliI
would be to-day, proudly wasinl
Throughout, Tie city.
We have no doubt that y simila
fate 10 that indicated for New Or
leans, in the above extract, is rcscrv
ed for Nashville. Memphis, and cs
cry other Southern City which ma,
fall into the hands Of our cruel an
rspacicus fors.
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The Advertiser says the following
ing dispatch is received from high
official source:
RicnaoND, July 4.
The battle Of Richmond has lasted
eigh, days, aud not yet finished.
Thus Car the encmy have been
beaten in every eight. ID has been
driven from al he in'rcnchments,'
and los, I'll . his supplies Of every
kind, and is now surrounded by our
victorious army. Every cfor, is be.
ing made to prevent his escape by
way Of James river, but il IS feared
some part Of Lis army will succeed
in escaping on their boats.
We cstimatceh number Of prise;
ners taken ut seven thousand, and
the number Of cannon seycnty-h's
pieces, besides for,y-iivc spiked and
abandoned by them las, night. The
number Of his killed and wounded
cannc, be less than swcpty thousand
We have captured and secured 81
|,ecn thousand s,and Of arms, and Al
immense amount " valuable prop
er,y. The quantity aestrNycd b,
the enemy is enormous:
Among the prisoners VIC hare w.
MajOr.G Generals and three Or iou'
Brigadiers. Our loss is Mt least tel
thousand. The only General killed
is Griffith, Of Mississippi. The mag
ni6cen, strategy Of Gen. Lee, Is be
yond al paisc.
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UH NanfU, duh' ~
Ov.ng 10 ihc femoiencss Of The
fugitive army, Il is very diiheuli 70
obtain information u The situation
n affairs Various rnmofs ne anoai
but none can he traced 10 reliable
sources. II y only coi' u Shot Ne.
clollan' army has been completely
routed, aud whilst a portion INA.
have escaped IN transports. q large
number will be captured. Oar VIC.
tory Is complete.
The Richmond Examiner Of thi'
city has intelligence from sources en-
tycly reliable, that recent d%ispa,chc'
have bceu received from our Minis
ters IN Europe, are such ~ 70 ~
sure ihe early recognition Of th'
Confederycy.
Mr. Slidcll has Indicated mn imme
date pro,pcc, Of recognition BY Che
French Government.
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| no Gen. Butler has issued m.
hther order, that every body in New
must take the oath to sup
port Lincoln, or feel his crushing
's}ranny. We guess there arc many
ID the city who prefer even tyranny
% shis odious oath.
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spsaal 70 No AppasLI
v%issprha. Jaiy T.
The appsr feet hss been sheIIiss
slsrly fwo days wi,hm eject The
enemy %eeIshra'sl to-day Ny siaa
llvryihtsc shells. The guns ere
silent The Bf'pklyn. shieh passed
oar ba,leriss Saturday, u reported
SINE sunk
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utAtQ rs StsrE VI 5IisS&Nffls
Adjutant 4. ln.pec,or-G Office.
J.exsos, July I, 'ee,)
General Order No. q.
7.
General Order No. 8, issued from
these headquarters. is eountermand-
cd, and oil o~ficcrs commanding Mis-
sjssippi State Troops, in the com.
ties, will cause ,hcse orders to be read
and made known 10 their commands.
II.
All applice ions for disshnrge or
exemption from. s~eryice Tor any cause
whatever, (csccp, physical debility
must contain statemcn, Of facts upon
which they are ba.cd, must lie certi-
fed By the Captain TO whose comTsi-
ny application belongs, anil BE up.
proved by the commanding officer IN
whose company applicants scsides.
The application to be forwarded
through the commanding cticcr y
the Brigadier. General ecinmaVding
biz district, who will grant the dis.
charge u deemed proper.
III.
All application for exemption from
conscription by gunsmi,hs engaged
.pSi Confederate or State work, and
anaers, must be made to 'hese head.
quarters, and approved in manner
prescribed in second article Of these
elders.
by order Of
JOHN ]. pETTUS.
Governor and Commander IT. Chiei.
JosEs s. HAatt1os,
| Aijulan. AMI fiutp',. General.
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casslf 81, JaIy D.
Ths snswy Let hifht esaeasitd
shsis p~oalslans M flames Ifl##A ~
one n their .efks HH= ihaHfshehs
/" Fnwall. ea.hl w. ~, bas sill
eeme aasib
FAere ere maHy safmisss a T. ibs
eanfa ~ lhis movement fgue sup
pose iiat The buIk II Hunters forces
are ordered 10 Washington City
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- An order has been issued by
~ Adjutan..G General Of the North.
q. army, henccforth prohibiting fur
lobghs to be given to enlisted soldiers
uplcr any circumstances whatever.
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NlfuvngAs Letters ~ Admirii'a'ior
w on tho estate ~ Niliam hbine, DE-
seasei, we're gfnni,i ~ The nndei'igh'a
81 iis Mas term M 100. ~ The pfubi,.
.fHn, ~ Tsllslmiehle 'annif, state "
N~,.sss,rri, Now sIl retsuns having alnim'
.lnsi ihs estate ~ snid asred'ni, nfs
bsfely requested 10 sshihii The 'ain'' ahi
haze hom register u "a The mannffi Hnl
wihn tho l.ns prescribed ~ Law, or ihej
will DO forever haired.
W. D. Buwits,
lame ii.h ~ Adminls'fsinf
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Ths Tsnass w~tssts.tppt nspsst-
oWeme.

4 special dispatch 10 lhe hem
phs Appeal, from Jackson. says
Coo Price hes been assigned com.
ns'd II tle entire department wesi
Of tho Mississippi river
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~ hs,s tIsek styIssllsss. ~
aflsf sassness on sss'sa. ~
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~ Mlnsif Men South n TsIIs.
hs,ehis river viII meet ~ rs"oIs %
tstwdry nest, Is1h Inst. fes DIN
Ny mdss q
A. H. CHt MDEy Colonel
aryasiies
The members n Cumpsny 4, will
meet In raneIs IN nest Saturday,
18th inst,
Ny order " DE CspssIs
a. LAWSON, o \
sees
rms vAassvs M iss ? =
Tho above establishment u NOS %
~sacesssfsI operation 10 hi. place
we paid The works visit reeentI,
and kni that They srsmsking q "va
iriesy" Of articles, s'aone which ar'
spurs, ssifrups, ~bsidIc.bi,s, clasps 70
sword belts, and mnny other thing
N their l.hs. lndssd, We hsliev
they can make almost anything tina
ia made gu, Of brass, from n commoI
pin TO q thirty-two FOUNDER cannon
Wa examined some Of their work
and End them really fine and sui
s.aasisl, especially some Of ihci
spuvs arc beautiful. CavaDymcn an
others in need spurs, or mounting
II any kind, would do well to CIV
thssu . caf. Mcssrs. Kccch 4 Bro
the propric,oy, are clever men dn
viii take pleasure in waiting on the
customers.