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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29

A libel suit has been brought in the Su-
preme Court of New York, against the pro-
prie,ors OF the Post, by Mr. Smith. for
$1,000 damages. The suit is based on an
article in the Post, charging Mr. Smith with
being a secessionist
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons
IL Interested, that the account OF David
Davis, Trustee of Peter Blue, Of Valley
township, Monlour county, formerly CO.
lumbia county, has been filed in the Pro-
ihonolary's Office OF Columbia county, and
will be presented TO the Court of Common
Pleas Of said county, for confirmation and
allow ance on Wednesday the 5lh day of
February, A. D, 1862.
JACOB EYERLY, Psosh'y.
Bloomsbury, Jan. Is, 1862.
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Tno<x red moniaed Republicans, Of this
place, zho we're whipping the Son:h into
sobmis<ion ia about hires weeks. last april
have pretty much given up that idea--
They now prefer " starving thsm ous,
which. 10 hear them talk IS being done
noss efIsclnslIy. We beg leave 10 differ
xisa those Republicans not in their first
conclusion bus their latter. We would make
one strong e6osl % uaip them oui risbt, and
teach he rebels not 10 rebel again, before
Suggesting any sIafplng urslhod What
l1iak yoa. candid reedsrl
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The GhEAr CAUSE or
Ea d va AN IiKS A. gsY.

ONo - y ocN~t~ft A>HStSOpcN.
Price 6 teIifx:
l=.. A LECTURE BY DR.. CULVER.
AsL3kz% WELL, ON THE CAUSE AND
aExsRzaW CURE, rf >p-rm lrorrin,. Con-
sumption, Mental and Pity sicaI Debility,
Nervousness, Epilepsy; lmrafei Nutrition
of The Body: LassiInde; " eakness Of ihs
Ii ubs and the tack; lndispo-Iiioa and Ip-
capacity for study aud Labor Dizziness Of
Apprehension; Loss OF Memory; Aversiaa
TO Society: Lnve OF S1lifGd-: fisnsifiy,
Self Disuu>t; Dizziness; HeaIache. AHec-
tions oil the Eyes; PImpis~ on ihe Face,
lhsollnfarv Emissions, ard sexual IncanI-
city; The Consequences OF Youthful Ildis-
creIioc, &:., &c.
II has admirable Leciuracie lrly proves
that he above enumerated, often self al
ficled, evils may be removed without
medicine and without dangerous ~sfgical
operations, and should be read by every
youth ard every man IA The lsnd.
Sent under seal, TO any address, ia plain
sealed envelope, on ibe receipt OF SIX censs,
or TWO postage siani 5, by addressing
DIR CHAS c. KLINE,
1877 ,wery, n. Y. Post Office box 1886.
January 90. ls62-ly.
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Bloomsbury, Jan IA, 1862

MIR. GIDEON WELLEs Secretary of the
Navy has submitted 10 Congress state
meni, longer than a Presidents message,
de eending himself against the implications
of fraud contained in The report OF the Van
Wyck Committee. He admits that the
Government was outraaeously swinded IN
number OF cases. but denies that he had
any agency in these transactions. He de-
GAN, oil New York. as advantageous and at
actual saving to the Government in the pur-
chase of vessels. Mr. Morgan himself de
nies that he made S95 900 ir three months
from commissions. He oaly made S75,-
600
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-01-29

English BARBARTY-A portion Of the
London press a:e throwing up lis hands in
holy horror over the 'batbari,y' of filling
mp Charleston harbor with stone laden ves-
sells and invokes the guardians OF civil.
zaior,' to take the matter in hand II the
guardians OF civilization are going 10 have
a sitting on The barbarites" o! war; | pro-
pose that they lurn their attention 10 matters
in regular order venture, therefore, 10
direct their investigations TO the practice OF
lashing prisoners taken IN battle 10 the
muzzles Of cannon and firing them of by
pIa,oons This did England do The sick
euing de;ails may be found in The record OF
the rebellion in India about four years ago.
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G A. NICoLLs, General Superintendent
of PhiIa. and Reading Railroad, will please
accept our thanks for that "Free Pass" sent
US on the aforementioned road. This road
is in good condition and doing a thriving
business and wiihai is managed by gen.
tlemen OF the highest order.
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RESciNDED.-The order Of the Postmaster
General TO exclude The West Chesie- Jefer-
sonion from tie mails has been rescinded,
and On Saturday Tor The first time for many
weeks. that journal was forwarded to its
patrons residing without the limits of The
county in which ii is published, through
.he mails. The reign OF terror" appears
10 be subsiding for which lei US be thank
full
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MaDISOy HaUSE,
MADISON q HOUSE,

in Jerseytown, Columbia county. Pa. The
above house has lately been Eefiited and
undergone thorough repairing by The pro-
prieIor He is fully prepared 10 enietiain
the travelling cu-Tom veil "a the local
wiih general satisiaciion HIS TABLE and
BAR ARE well supplied and will be careful-
ly peIiuiended- And hls STA BILE is ana
ply and well slocked. IN charge OF careful
grooms, will always be properly attended
u He invites share of The 2nbilc cus>
ION, aud pledges his best effor Is, TO help
his quests feel a, home.
SAMUEL RIMBY.
IefseYinwn Ian 8 1862
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ExcHAEGED-So far about twelve hundred
prisoners on each side have been exchang-
ed. The system of exchange inaugura:ed
By our Government is fully reciprocated BY
the rebel authorities.
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SeYen NisfakeS.

Ito pass or oppose acts or laws more
from motives OF opposition and retaliation,
than from motives Of duty to our conslitu-
ents and our country. This is a neacher-
Gus mistake.
2-It is an unsenerous mistake TO sup
port doubtful, yea, often huriul public
measures, merely because they emanare
from our party, friends, iavors or relations !;
and TO oppose good advantageous measures
because they come from the opposite party,
from strangers to US, from competitors, from
rivals or enemies. A vicious thing.
3-It is doubtful policy TO pay the
national debt by loans from the wealthy,
and thus force poor 10 oay outrageous in.
terests. grea; mistake under Democ ratio
institutions to favor class at the expense
Of the whole to embrace the power of aris-
tocracy at The expense Of the peope
40 prefer our own interests TO that o.!
orr party-ihey SAYS amisiake 10 neg
lect State duties for The sake of parry
schemes, and to talk abou, State rights as
superio. TO our national Constitution is, we
all know an unmis,akable symptom OF STU
pidty.
Sit is surely a mistake TO admit aboli-
tioa questions inao the operations of our war
fare. Our war is for the Constitution alone.
6-It seems colosa mistake 10 endure
the presence of the enemy as long as under
the nose of Washington, but a yet greater
mistake was the admission OF the block ade
Of the Potomac and thereby that OF Wash
ington.
Very doubtful al least, is the course 10
initiate the enemy's warfare, for instance in
regard TO tricks, manevers, weapons, treat
ment Of prisoners we are strong enough
have with enough Of our own, and means
plenty. PATRIoT.
kloomshuro Ian a 1860
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Qua congressman are still '.fis atiag the
mig zsrn around the cotton bales.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-05
United States of Amorioa.

MlulNE DISTRICT OBJ fINNNSsShk
Az HFktA@ libel ct Information WHs aia,l within
W and lor The hHidlo ustdct ct Trunrslse al
Nashville on hr end de, uf Luua, A. ID, 1862. ~
John Frnhlei va, Attorney fer ihe United states
Tor the Middle harlct ul reuressce, Who prosecutes
herin ON behalf 81 the uned States ara ust errtain
property Wis certain lot aItuaioi near the S.ih
tt corner oi Broad and ront Hreets iu thp CIV ~
nashville, bong the next loi % the corner ioi efre
said o. which corner lot O. situated she nriaa fbin
dfy 81 ~ Coles fnid Loo fronting Front etrcet rim
ung bacS towards Tho river, thepce nearly rAfsliel
% e river and thence back 90 rroht tircni the cor
ner OF said lot % front Street iarhest mum Broad
being oppctite small Blrssmfh'a shop, sit,atfd on
tue oihor side Of Front street aud also al the Bvl
mga on aad bot and al10 all The fixtures fnarbuery
toes, lmp mehta aud materials Of every drscritlit
efnnec'ed with sad lot aud buildings: fait hulliers
on said loi heing tho Foundry oi one a. NJ Brennan
aud Pr.l1g process against said property, that the
salue he condemned ~ forfeited
NoM, therefore, an pursuance OF the nonilion uu
der the seal OF Had tourt 10 me directed and deliver
q, y do heueby give pubhC notice Go an persons
chmng said property or m any manner Interested
thereln that they be and appear before said Circuit
Ouf 70 he held al the city Of Nashville IN ana Ior
said District ON the 20th day uf Ociober 1862 Al 10
O'Clock 10 The forenoon Of that day, then and there
70 interpUse their CLAIMS aud 30 ;ake their aileqa
tons 10 that behalf A. II GIAsCOCK ."
June n, ls02-th o n nsrahal NJ d r
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sPECTIs
of rHs
NASHVILLE UNION,

1Hs NA-HyuE USnoS commenced few weeks
nce for the purpose o opposing the Rebel Southern
Conrederacy, snd Of advocating the restuatlon Of
Federal authority, without any aba emont, over all
the Slates which have attempted Co secede Il holds
friends an ~ho Fupnrt and focs sn who oppose
the uuou Of The states II has no wsichword but
"a EDoN am NATIONALITY
" th rebels and trailO bas no comp, mise 10
make II coni-nds Tor the red,rai Constitution and
tue Laws made ~ pdrsuaace thereof ID he >upssus
Law og THE LAND, anything it, the Constitutou and
Laws Of any Of the Staes To- the contrary uo,with.
standing.
Il contends for the Union OF the states because
withoui the preseryaiou of liberties and inst-
tutious aud the organization OF society itself are
wholly hnposslhe. Therefore, whatever stands in
he way Of crushing out the rebellion and reRiaring
Union must PERISH 20 matter by what name il be
lied.
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned Cor their
devotion TO Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
trayed to the rebel dcspotism at Richmond by per.
dous Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appell for support. Let the names Of
rebel office hodrs, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders With mourning, be
gibbetsd hsIore the world. Let those ambitious aud
avaricous men Sho have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandizement be fastened {, the pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their III, q in society
let Il be shown how the Sc rstyied defenders Of
"SonIhern Rights" are bow leading maraudng bands
OF res-bootars Rdd Troopers over our st. to- kid.
nappW negroea, stealing horses and cattle breaking
Into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars, and
numbering unaFmfd citizens ~ cold blood Let the
truth long excluded by the Southern ronsprators
now circulate freely through every neighborhood,
aud our cause vi assuredy triumph. VIII not loyal
men every wRere aid 10 the dissemination Of facts
and the advocacy Of Free Government
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Marshal's Sale

by virtue Of an alias VI Ia 20 me diroc,., ees,
- We Cifcnt CURT OF the United States Tor tie
Ii0s uisifiet oi tepnessee, l. r. II. 0hscoek, Mar
safe, 20 the highest bidder, for cash. nj TIA tenrt
hou.e doos In the City Of Nashville on the end ,ay
OF uoobef, ls62, all the right title claim and n.g
cst which Thomas Barry, Washingtan Darr,,,, ~, /,
a, v. 3 Lindsley and Washington Harrow, Admin'
i,lrltors Of John shelby, deceased have IN and a.
l9e lotoWing described pieces parcels III Land d.
Wit tract ef land an Sumner county fenesss,,s
on Deshas creek and its waters, boripninr Al a.
planted rock south east corner Of james
horse No,h last ~ poles 10 planted rock ;
Martihe eofnor thence North To- East lO2 polcs 10
f9eS a. Martins corner; thence North s3i Fasi "a
anu 10 poles 70 stake thence North poles 10 a
stakei thence North 7lo I,ast ~ nnl,,s ~ !, .ss
thence south 2Qo East "a aud 10 polos 20 he ecnt
o. sad creek thence down tho same, with is mean
m miles III a NM, & n, y poles, south 3s' East
race thepcc South 49, West ag iDle. 10 s,ape
thence 49, East q aud clio poles to corner to
TO a slakei thence South 65ISo East ia and 40
poles to rock thence North b5o East t25 poles Ia
me middle Of tho creek thence down tho same as
meandcrs by onsatts, thus fSnuh an Fad 5o,,is
South 90 Fast 25 poles south lgiZs Fsst an ,,eie,
eonth s95s kast Is poles South az Easi l3 porsl A.
pile OF locks ON the east hank OF The cfeet tbnet
n"r1n s,5ss Mesi sui poles, with Or, W. MenilpW
n'rth boundary, to stake; thence south Tao west
IL and 10 poles b q stake Thence south 1iCo West
oO poles, passing Dr. Il. lloids corner az ii poies
yee1cs south ~ E1st LOO poles thence South SOL y
west di2 poles 60 gatepost thence South 0 amt
2l0 poles 10 honey locust ihenco West nj snJ
flu poles TO rock thence North 90 East 1875 poIrs
.eN rock thenoe south S0}6o Fast ~ p0lea 10 a ROSY
thenoe North ~ east l22 and fl0 poles 10 q stake
s1ehoe south e939o East g pules 10 the beginning
Also life estate In ATTY one acres which We wlils
hy LuoiQh j. Harris 20 his wife Sarah ~ (now Sarah
u. headl for her ito. Also q small tract adioining
ple above, ~ being the mill tract Of four acres ID
eether with the mill on the same. Slid proporty he
w leyied upon 20 satisfy Judgment IN favor Of q n
ny y Bush against Thomas harry, Washington nar
1oN' " harrow and A. v. n Lmduloy, AdinIniatrn
tors OF John shelby, deceased rendered An sad ConT
on 'he ord day az May, 1850, Salo 70 take place al
Woolock. n. II. GLASCoCK,
auge0-lit o. 81 Marshal' nj n'r
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MinuiF niSrRtCr on TENN nssFs
AhhkhAS libel ~ iuiormati0u was nlad gith.
W inand COR the Middle niirict o rennessee n
Nafhviie 90 the felh Day 81 MAY. A ". isOa hv
Sehn irlmhle tsq., Attorney Tor The United Sta "a
Or the Alian District OF ranncaaca who prasocgtcs
herein ON behalf Of the United Statoq against GER
tain lot and the hudings tifFto, situated fronting
"a Ma :, street, in the city % Nashyiie Known AZ
WI Monrf'd touudfy aud Maetue shop Essf OF.
ana pfif noad street, the CITY Nashville alan
AZ me machinery, tooli fixtures sud imnements
and matcnu connaetod with said I'D and Foundry
and Machine shop aud huldng for reaaanr and
oiuses N aaid hue 81 Informal Jan mentioned aud
prat iug pfOcga against the said prnneriv that The
rafue he condemned ~ fOriaucd.
Now, thfrriufe, Ia Pursuance 81 Abe moniiau, under
The seal Of sad Oourt 70 me directed sud delivered
do hfteby give puhs aoiire 20 an psf=sHs claiming
salu property &C IN any manner Interested tharein
that they b. aud apnear heiorr said Crut Canrt to
be held 40 The city Of Nashville, ia and fur said Lis
ict on she aolh day OF October is61 ai 10 oeiook In
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 10 nterpass
their eiAims and o. make their ALLEGATIONS n shat
behalf ~ H. giAegorE
duht ~ ln"Z-i4t Y. 3. Marshal, VI ~ a
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The Editor win be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs fOr the UNION II
they viii remit to the publishers and not
10 himself Communications and sub
scriptious are sometimes mixed up with
private information in snoh manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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United States of Amarioa.

MlDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
w hEhEAS, tntoruaiion vas died within and ol
w the Middle District of Tennessee. Al Nashviis
on the 2sth DAY OF May, A.D 1902 by iohn rrin,ble
heq, Attorney for The unted States ior the Middle
District OF IennesHee, Who pr0sccuies herein on behalf
OF lhe Unite states, against certain property, viz
lot situated on the North corRer Of Cherry street
Hnd frauklia street. In South Nashville and tho
hudihgs thereon the said huldlngs recently erected
Tor TIE purpose OF preparing mate ala Cor the manu-
laeture OF 0unpowderi also the machinery aud TX.
lures connected With said establishments praying pro.
cess against The same, that Il be- Candemnsd as Tor
ielted.
Now therefore, IN pursuance OF the m0ultlon mn
der the seal ul said Court TO me directed and deliv.
cred DO hereby give public notice 10 alt persons
clamirg SAID property, or IN any manner Interested
therein, that they be and appear before said Circuit
Court To be held at the CITY Of Nashville in aud Tor
said District, ON the 9Th day Of October Is02 al ln
o'clock ~ Tue forenoon Of that day, then add there TO
luterpose tleir claims and to make their allegations
"a lhal boheN H. r. Gi.AsCnCR,
1os L, S. Marshal NJ. u. 7.
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[PURLIo REaoLUTIoN-No. 81. !

fUbLlt hEhOLUTiC&-NO. Oh.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary OF
An act to suppress insurrectiOn, to
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and coniiscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
ResoiUed, Jy he Senate and House Of Re-
personalities Of tie United States Of Amsri
ca, IN CoagreSs assembled, That the proyi-
siOns of the third clause of the fifth sec
tion Of "An act TO suppress insurrection,
TO punish treason and rebellion, 10 seize
and confiscate the property of rebels, and
for other purposes, - shall be 30 construed
as not 10 apply TO any act or acts done
prior 10, the passage thereof nor to in
clude any member of State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
Of the so-called Confederate States Of
America nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con
strued rs 10 work a forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July II, 1862.
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The following resolution was unani
mously adopted AZ The great State Union
Convention held in this city May -, 1862
Resolvei, That We recognize in tbs
NASHVILLE Union IN able exponent OF
The principles Of the Union men of Ten
nessee, and we earnestly recommend II
as well deserving Of the patronage Of
Union men everywhere:
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PIsa.s Notlcs.

We have no time TO transcribe COM
municaiions. We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap Of emf
Dental Information written on The back
Of the manuscript OF course IL we use
the manuscript we have 10 rc-write Il,
and this imposes en- tirely too much labor
on ms. We have no time for such work.
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue OF a Vi "a 60 me diFeoied and delivered
ID from The Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
County, rcnueFsee a. lts March FERN 1891 viii ex.
pose 60 pablo sac 10 the highest BIDDER for cash
Saturday, the 30 day of Angst 1892 au the right
tide, claim, interest aud estate, which W. G. Bush
ihon bad or may hay sinoe acquired IN aud 90 tue
following de- ofihei Lot OF Ground ing Ia nari ison
County, state ~ Tenn e, (there being no decd oil
record boz the Register ollie Ia south Nashville.
ifontng on che ,a-t side Of Cherry Street 90 feet aud
mnnuE back hall way % College Street, aud bounded
both sides b. The property of lenac Paul on shoh
fbrs IL two story hrck house, being The same sold
hy Isaac PAU 20 @. Bush IN No plan 81 lots k5En
thr fiyssn Grove property, ami levied on as The
property OF W G Fush, 10 satisfy Judgment rem.
dcred ih favor of Thomas Wells against W. ~ Nance
VI e. Bush, aud " Nance.
J.. NJ HINTON,
~ TaOa HonsON Dep. shit shoHa III IN O.
August lth, ls62-id
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United statea Of Americn,

AlnnLk DISTRICT on TzNSrSsFE
INTHEREASa libel Of Information wss hlea vthin
w and of the Made District Of rcnhcssee. al
Nashville, on the On day OF June, A. NJ Is6a Nv
John lrlmhe, @q., Attorney for the Untei states
ior The hiidio District ~ Tennessee who pr,sbcntes
herein on behalf Of the United states against certain
property, via, Tho Machinery and Fixtures ofWatson
Neddfra Powder MI, on Sycamore Geek m the
County Of Chatham, in the STATE Of tennessee. The
Bulldogs used in cuuneclion with said machinery.
and some i've or SIX acres ofand WI ich the bald.
iute stand, praying pforess against sad property
tha The same be condemned ne forfeited.
Now, thefei re-, IN pursuance Of the mention nader
te sea- of sald Court 20 me directed and delivered
90 hereby ave public notice 90 al persons claiming
tha They Do and appear before said Circuit Court 90
% heia 81 The CITY Cf Nashville, IN aud Gov said nis
Ict on tho z0h day ui october, lS62 az 10 oOock IN
ne urno'n OF that dsy then ard there to interpase
,neir Claims ana 90 make their allegations IN tnat
uenai. II. r. GlASfOCk,
June ~ iNe2-lft 4 Marshal. VI. n 7
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To Correspondents.

ou.' correspondents must allow Us 10
take orr own time for reading their com
munica. lions. We have no time 10 be
read 10. II is literally impossible.
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SICK OR WOUNDED,

and Tor persons living al distapc. ,,bo -. -
70 tne army intelligence Once and oTfaln r,it
eble hiofnation Of any solsiier maj ~
listed 10 ihe States Of
H'ipoi' faaiaua, Ohio, Toua, sfia1ioo,. lp,...
sn' hinu@ofa, Ksa,scig and Al,.'s,.,
TtnRRtCr IsTEl.idGENCE Will, mas ervr,, ~,
~ any soldier from he above stat,, rhc,t-.
~ ~. =, i...st hiLLtni on fAFgs PnunNrR and
whore his regiment & stationed e'eNo' ""'
iniofmat on VIII also Be gwen on the eo,1iti, -
a. eck OF wounded soldier g. s. Eogs ~, ~
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound Civ or an, H.,'i, :
m the western Department and where tbose 49,
~ battle, or have died ffom their wouuds A. t,,,I
nned. fa @'7 con-
This . the only Army Intelligence Oasca I'm ,hs
uerartnett Of the Mississippi, Of Western nen,rt
menti-and iniormatiou Of soldicrs nom apv al fhs
A9.s- states can be giTan at any time hi calnr az
Nriphg 70 The Army infsigeues once
fe sons writing viii please eirq The uar.a ~ A..
soldier what STATE he en- lsiod VA, aud he nulnsf m
hs regmenl. Nharges i0F any tind ofAI Nv Iotrtl-
k.nee VII he feu nuLtaas, and ANY PERSON n ,ilinar
VII piesse enclose tee amount ~ ouiur 10 sef.,,re
attention % Their Inquiries
address Army Intelligence oniop, 81. Louis. No
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