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To rhe g.i.souri stnte Guard.

MEMPHIS, April u, 1862.
EDITORs APPEAL: The NOBLE aud patriot,
letter written by a daughter of our beloved
State, and published IL your issue of this date
has been read in our camps with the most sin
cere pleasure. To US vino know the surround
iugs of the case, it has some of the most touch
ing a]iusions in our laugusgs. L come from the
heart, and finds a ready response in the breasts
of that little band" whose name SO already fills
the whole earth with its glory Unfortunate
herself, she has harmed to touch with skinfuI
hand the heart strings Of the " heralds of Eber-
TVS new evaug-l to man. who have been
. driven from their dear, native homes with such
violence" Can our veterans and conquereTs in
SIX pitched battles forge. these words.
We but give utteraBce TO the feelings Of the
army Of Missouri 10 declaring that some ten
gjble appreciation Of the sentiments contained n
the letter Of Mrs. Norton should be made At
once. Her defense of our cause, Of ourseives,
and our own chosen chirftain," in defiance of
an unrelenting foe, demands it.
Permit ne then 10 suggest that the soldiers OF
Missouri adopt some plan by winch all who
may desire to contribute shall have an Opportu-
nifty to unite in the purchase of a fine service Of
silver for the mother, and a sword for that
" boy" or such other testimonial as may be
deemed appropriate.
Brother soldiers, the matter rests with you.
MISSOURI STATE GUARD.
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LATFST RY TELEGRAPH.


AUGUSTA, April I6.-Ths Slvauuah Morning
News says there was some skirmishing at Whit.
Marsh Island, on Wednesday, between som,
companies Of the 18Th Georgia and q Michigan
regiment. The latter was Tepulsed with a los.
Of about twenty. The Confederate loss in
killed and missing was five, slightly wounded
seven.
Another Railroad Accidcnt.
An accident on the Atlantic and West P5ini
railroad, resulted IN injury to anumber of sol.
diers on the train. Mr.. Greene, of tennessee,
was killed, and wsnty six slightly wounded.
Congregational.
RICHMOND, April Is The Senate passed the
bill increasing rates of postage to ten cen on
single letters. Also, the House bill prohibiting
the sale Of cotton, sugar and tobacco, to the
enemy.
The House passed the bill to raise bands Of
partisan rsngefs.
Gen. Van Dorn's report of the battle in Ar
kansas, was presented.
The War in V~irgiuia.
On Thursday, at 4 o'clock P. N, the Federals
appeared SIX miles from Falmouth. Our pickets
were driven il, having had several wounded.
Some infantry and cavalry were sent out, who
repulsed the enemy twice The enemy having
been reinforced, and being in large force, ad-
vsnced, when our troops fell back to Fredericks-
burg, and set FIRE to three bridges across the
river.
They also burnt three ST amboa.s and twenty
five barges loaded with one hundred thousand
bushels of corn, ard one hundred bales of cotton
at the depot. The panic Of the inhabitants was
universal
Our troops evacuated the city in the evening.
The enemy sent several shells after them, one Of
which struck the cotton factory, doing much
damage. All the rolling stock Of the railroad
company was saved except eight cars.
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CifY A.sessOrs.

9B it ordained by the Board Of Mayer aud Aldermen
II Of the City Of Memphis
That section ten ll91 Of ordinance entitled "Of assessors
10 assess for taxes and census takers on pages iTg-5l
q he codihcd charter and ordinances Of the city. be and
the same IS hereby repealed.
BE it further ordained; That when the CITY Assessors
have completed their labOrs in assessing the value Of the
taxable property Of the city, they shall return their
books 70 the Mayors Office. of which due notice shall be
gwen the city tax payers by the Mayor throaEh the o.
hciAl Journal Of Jbe city iGstructng them to come for
20 ownership, boundaries and valuation. within the next
ten lO days Sundays excepted from the date or publ
cation Of such notice.
Be it further erdained, Tsat the City ASSESSOR. after
they have returned their bOoks % the Mayors ofhce. a.
provided IN the preceding section. shall attend there
daily Sundays excepted during the ten 90 DAYS above
designated, 70 show property owners the assessed vaius
OF their property, aud TO Haks such changes, alterations
or corrections in their asze-smen as msy be Just and
necessary. And after the expiration Of the said ten
days. no change shall BE- made in the valuation Of anv
property whatever, except on the formal petition Of tbs
party aggrisyed 20 the Mayor and Aldermen within
three months thereafter, nor unless the Aldermen present
and voting on such petition shall unanimously consent
% the change asked tor.
BE II further ordained, That the compensation Of the.
G Assessors for the ten days labor prescribed In this
Ordinaee, shall be fifty dollars each.
Appr0vst April lon, 1902
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Atts.t-L- R RICHARDS, City Register.
an QlGt
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TIE FIRST ALAn.m.

Lieut. T. L. Isbel, from TsIadega, and an
officer Of the LIST Alabama, furnishes us the fol-
loving list Of officers Of his regiment. who
were captured at Island 10 on the 9Th inst.
FIELD N STAFF-CoL. J. G. W. Stasdn.,
Mai S L Knox; Capt. j. T. McGebee. A.,
liant Capt S. b Sulllns, A c. =; Mai. r. n
Gale, Surgeon Capt Shsckleford, Assistant
Surgeon Sergesnt-Major, Robt. George; OnaT-
tsrmaster Sergeant, (. J. NJ Padget; Commis-
sa.y-SergeanE, bloomington.
COMPANY OFFICERS Capt. J.. D. Meadows
Co. A; Cspt J. +. Stubs, Co c.; Capt Stan.
ton. Co. H Capt j.. H. Wood, Co Z; Cant d.
w. Ramsey, Co B; Capt NJ B. Locke, Co. G F.;
Capt. Whitfield, Co. K. LIST Lieutenantg Gal.
lard, CO. B; Goodlett, Co. D; McKae, Co. +;
Riley, Co. G; Harper, Co. H; Gruett, Co. /;
Knox, Co. f. I'd Lieutenants Sanford and
Lockett, Co. A; Benson and Henderson, B ;
Crockett, Co. C; McEUchem and johnson, Co.
f; Morris and Moore, Co. D Andrews and Al
len, Co. q; Knowles, Co. II; Futile and Hall,
Co. K; Crymes.
Capt. Carmichay assistant qusriermRster
Capt. Suuett, Co. /; LIST Lieutenant Hammond.
Co. A Lieuteuants Owen and Cunningham,
60. f; made their escape. Capt. Williams, Co,
!, was last seen on a raft trying TO cross Reel
foot lake, and il is supposed that he Wss drowned
II Is not known whether Capt. G. A S.snton es-
capped or not, as be was sick in the eountrv.
The rsg5psas wee 1850 sEong, and $50 men
made their escape.
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We copy the following from the Houston.
Idfgroph:
Texas will have q surplus of not less thar
100000 bushels of wheat this year, as well as
near 10 100000 bushels of corn, IT nothing
breaks up inc present prospect. Bacon bids fair
next wi ter 10 be abundant az ten cents, and yet
if the blockade continues. the people or Ne"
Orleans will be- hungry. Why Because they
are not sharp enough 10 build a prairie railroad
OF one hundred and twenty miles In length.
W-iI..if they are not, we shall have to let them
siarve. We will furnish the food, and have built
the road halt way. Il is oUr s5are.
GALVESTON. April 10, II Ma German
named Charles Baker was hung by a mob here
this morning IN front Of his own house, on his
own sign. He kept a beer shop in the west end
of Stand, and the following ase the cucum-
stances, rs near as we can learn
-k-r has had chickens stolen from him sew
eraItimes by unknown persons, and has been
watching to s-s if he could not catch them.
Last night he was on the watch, when severe.
members of Capt DUDree's company passed
the back Of his house. on their way to their quar-
tiers. next door to bakers. As they were pass
ing, Baker deliberately fired at them, m~ortaliy
wounding one of the company named White
who died last night This morning 2 crowd col
lected and took Baker out of his house and hung
him 10 his sign board, where he still bangs
+ ON what We, can learn he deserved it, on ae-
count of killing an innocent man without provo
epf7pn
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THs REeULr IsLAND 10.

Dr. 5 KGNNuN called upon us yesterday,
and communicated lister intelligence from Island
10 aud viciuity-he having left Madrid Bend
five days after its surrendsr by our troops and
occupation by the enemy He reports the num-
Der of troops taken prisoners, sick and well
about as heretofore stated The surrender was q
necessity; the Federals having effected a land
ing above and below, in large fJrce-their total,
including a reinforcement brought down from
Hickman early Tuesday morning, being about
~twenty-eight thousand.
He also states that the work Of s~cuttling the
floating battery and boats was so hastily done
that the enemy secured more than has been
h4retOfors supposed. The battery, after being
scurtled, was cut loose late Monday evening.
At daylight Tuesday morning it was found
lodged q short distance above Point Pleasant,
and taken possession Of by the. enemy. The
Ohio B he was caugh. in the night, in s sinking
condition, near Nv Madrid. The Mars was
also taken. The wharf boats, with all the stores
ON board, were saved, and the Federal forces or
the Island were receiving their rstions from
them None of the magazines had been de-
sr~'se', and fh- ea-my claimed to have cap
tursd 5JU,O9O pounds Of powder. The guns
-vers but ini.f rertiv spiked, So much so that
seveal f al-,u ~ere rendered seiviceable in a
yrrt shcrt lime
Wh=n thew first took possession OF the island
and Surrounding country, the Federal officers
aud soldiers were very afabl-, aud assured ali
ths citizens that they came only to afford pre-
t-ctioa t. persons aud property. After they
dss-Hed lnell IcOthold secure, tier m-nneIs
changed. ard 1t soon became evident that none
were sai except such as would acknowledge the
supremacy OF the Lrnc0ln government. Parties
applying for protection against the maTaudecs
b lorging to aud accompanying theE army, were
cooily zssa5el they would be secure on condi-
nou they would take the prescribed oath Of ale
giauce Those who refused we're robbed Of theii
property without hindrance, and several forced
to fes rsm their homes. In this, however, they
have but pursued the policy exhibited elsewhere,
and t is what our people may expect at every
point Of which they obtain possession.
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E- A young Louisianiao, writing to bis pa
rents about his experiences after the battle Of
ElkhOrn, from Fort Saith, says;
After the grea. battle. overcome with fatigue.
unable to stand uPou my feet, I aid down on
the 5oor Of a house by the r0sd sije g short dis
lance from where we had been fighting; this
was after dark ] sept s0undy al night. Next
morning 1 was awakened by a great confusion
in and about tho house, caused BY the advance
Of two thousand Federal cavalry. / dreaded be-
ing taken prisoner, and feeling considerably re-
freshed, 1 got up and broh& for the woods. I
wandered about for two hOuTs and finally got
lost; / was within hearjng of the cannon all
this time. This was Saturday morning; at
last, after wandering about, I entered q house
eight milss above the battle ground. The man
of that house Z will r~ec0lleet forever.
When l got to his house, l was very sick,
having a high fever. He put ne 10 bed, from
which I did not rise for four days, during which
time he and bis wife treated me as one Of their
own children I told them who Z was, and thst
IF they would assist me they might say that
they had done their duty as vel as any soldier
in The southern army. To make the story short, !
ne gave me CID patched farmers clothes, with
which ! disguised myself, passed for his son,
went through the Federal camp and made my
way here. where I arrived late yesterday even
ing. At some future time ] will tell you all tie
particulars Of ny escape but the regiment is
on the eve Of starting aud Ihave no time iust /
now. We are going 30 Ozark and from there 10
Po-caboutas yoU aust know / was DISGUISED
because our own boys did net know me- when l 4
arrived. I walked taJty-9our miles yesterday,
t~Wenty-eight te- DAY before hank God j am
safe.
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ANOTHER INBaOGLIO-Late advices from
Europe indicate that there has bean some trouble
among the allies in reference TO the Mexican in
vssion. Marshal Serene, the Spanish com
msnder Of the allies, s charged both by England
and France with having exceeded the limits OF
the convention between the three powers in ref
srenee to the objects Of the invasion. Earl Rus
sell tells he British minister at Madrid that he IS
distinctly to inform the Spanish government that
Z" the allied forces are not TO be used for the pur-
pose Of depriving the MeXicsus Of their undoubt
ed right Of choosing their own form Of govern
ment7 "If," says the earl, in another dispatch,
the Mezicans choose 10 invite the Archduke
Ferdinand Mazimillian to the throne Of Mexico,
al is well; but England willnot consent TO force
upon Mezicc.s government CT ruler TePugnsnt
TO the sentiments Of her people.
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THE F0RTY-sKVENTH TENNESSEE

The following is & LIST Of casualties in Col NJ
R. Hills Ash regiment Tennessee volunteers, a
the battle Of Shiloh, near Tennessee river, Apr
Z, 1862:
COMPANY A-Wounded: Capt }. R White
Privates NJ K. Caudls, j.. S. Marberry, J W
Garrett
COMPANY B-Wounded Corp. W c. Patter
son. Privates B. T. Bird, 7. c. Taylor, B. 7.
Fielder, Il. Robertson, J. S. Fuqua, ". A
Vaughan.
COMPANY C-Klled: Private W. G Coal.
Wounded Prvates H, Ellis, Sam. Ray.
COMPANY D-Wounded Corp, G. A. Pate.
Prvsles 5 + Huguely, Z. D. Y Hunley, } A.
Washington, J. A War, B II Williams.
COMPANY E-Kined: Private Bailey Stringer.
Wounded Capt 9. B Miller, Lieut. n G.
Burton, SeTg't +. NJ. Winb0rne, PriYates W. I.
Ford, S c. Fullerton.
COMPANY F-Wounded Serg't W. F. Camp
he'd Corp. VIM Mathis, Privafes James Rice,
X. Council, W. R. Fulghum, Z. R. Fulghum, J.
II Estes.
Missing: N. NJ Wood.
COMPANY G-Wouud-d: Privatss Jacob
Mobley, W. B. House, J. D. Csiue, Jr., Jas. Z.
Talley, Jesse Il. Moore, Jas. Donelson, J. NJ.
Hunt, J. W Bass, d. A. Reese, J. A. Buford,
W X cooper.
Missing: Jacob Mobiey.
COMPANY H-Wounded: Pnvates n. B.
Wood, S A AcNight, S. Csutrell, g. II. Wright,
) G. Cathey, ". NJ Busick, d. T. Griffin, 4.
Grier.
COMPANY Killed Private n. N, Jackson.
Wounded Private David Flowers.
COMPANY KILLED Privates J. ". Pierce,
O.. ". Spencer.
Wounded; PEiyates W. H McCaslin, Robt.
PARKS 1. z, Crenshaw, Z. Ashley, E. n. Pierce,
A H. Taylor. W. f. Snow, John ". Elder.
John Il. Glass.
Total: s killed, 81 wounded, l missing.
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HOUSTON, april The Federal steamay
Montgomery arrived at the west end of Cave.
ton Island on Saturday. She sent two bost
loads Of armed men to the schooner Columbia
lying inside Of San Louis Pass. and cagt1red
her. Being unable 10 get her out they spt her
ON ere and burned her. The Columbia had 5-5
bales of cost. n, which was all DESTROYED Afer
OBTAINING the crew prisoners awhile thew sent
them ashore. The captain Of The Moutgomerv
reports he is just from Belle Isle and saws there
were eighty vessels there, including forty mortar
boats, which are intended to operate ON New Or
leans. The Montgomery carried a Confederate
flag st the fore and English colors at the peak.
and fred a gun when she drst came I'D, thereby
enticlng a boat rom the batteries to board her,
thus preventing the batteries firing on her.
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CAxADA-srEECH OF THE GOVERNOR GEN
I ERAL.-A dispatch dated Montreal, March 81
says;
The governor-general delivered bis speech this
afternoon. He pays a high eulogium to Prince
/ Albert; refers to the Queens special notice Of
the recent expression of Canadian loyalty con-
graduates the country on the abundant harvest
and satisfactory condition Of trade, notwith-
standing tie partial arrangement cecssloned by
the civil war now raging ia the United States;
submits the papers by which France conters the
same privileges On Causdisa a5 on British built
Sims states that no answer bas been received
rom the British government in regard 20 the
construction Of the HaIifax railway intjmates
that the British government intends to introduce
A measure for abojshiug the power Of the su-
uerior court in England to 5-pe vrits Of hsbess
corpus in the colonies announces thai q bank
law ard other measures VIII be introduced;
says tha, England Will not object 10 a rec com
mercial il t]efcoUrse between the British provinces
Of North America, and that commission Tor re-
organizing and making effective the military
force was issued during the recess, and recon-
mends to IT, favorable consideration Of the leo
the measure which VIII be introduced On
The suh.eCt
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On the 18th inst, as we are informed, Gen.
BeauTegard telegraphed to Gen. Lee, acting
general-in-chief, Richmond, as follows:
Reports Of commanders show fourteen pieces
Of the eneDy's artillery brought from the field
Of battle, over twenty-five c%olors, and three
thousand prisoners. My general report of the
battle will be sent in two OF three days. I have
applied for an exchange Of prisoners with those
taken ct Madrid Bend.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON z. R OFETm
MEMPHIS. april IS D 1882
DEEM Il dua 70 the pubis 10 s.are t1st ne ,i,L..s
: hsa-' y tnA e'mragy grof Tor freight or -
s-' a"ays nae and svva-s VII Ds redeemed AZ n.
tr'E'ursrs ofies IN current bnk notes. when A. 5oI-
as or more ae presented They are only Issgs1 IN
T-n-Ae ION 70 max change. aod it Is desirable h issaa
as reg or in-m b. 2oss Ole. and the company viii be-
greatly obi GET TO any ona Who wi nre.snt -
rr1eapuon, notvitlstsnding the many ruuo-s cirs-l..
tsd 70 2. credit tfess notes Ia orasr 10 sp-culaie NO,
- 2ao.e sam TATE,
@iSH pr-efd -
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HE NAME OF SHLuH.-As We are not psr
hcularly versed in biblical names, we have fell
lneiinei 10 adhere to the spelling Of Wek.-er IN
this matter. We have noticed Soma Of ON,
exchanges spell The name of the late great battIe
SnlIo' while others have it printed Shiioah. The
dictionary before US spells and defines The nams
as follows;
SattOH-th5 name given 10 the Messiah Cor
christi by Joseph" Webster
Gen B~esuregard, in selecting The name Of the
battle, has shown a keen perception of the spirit
Of our people 1t there ever was a time, that
time is the present, when the South should, with
one voice aud with their strong arm, defend the
banner of the Cross against the invader, thas
they may eventually realize another iuteTpreta-
ton Of Shiloh, as rendered by biblical writers +:
d" This is G place Of rest " " this is a place Of
peace"
" And the whole congregation Of Israel Assem-
bl d together Sc Shiloh, ana set up the taoer-
HacIe Of the congregation. And the land vas
subdued before thea LJOshua XVIII, II-H@t-
chez Courier.
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Gas Bills.

De ordaiasd by The B5- RI Of yor and Al5s7nsp
ID Of the city Of Memphis.
that tbs Mayer be q dis hereby s-.19rfzaS t7 .7-s,w
u2 n the City Treasurer, o. The irs. o. sa,h monte. a
sufficient SUN 20 pay the ga hf FOR he 3-svfs-s
sonth, 50 IS 20 save 10 he city ths discount a lowed BY
tho gas c0mpary.
thH rifles
Approved April 10Th, 1862.
JOIN PARK, Mayor.
a1fg 1T
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Believing it to Ls Of tLe.greeJast moment TO
protract the campaign, as the deaTth of cotton
might bring strength from abroad and discOur-
age the North, and TO gain time to strengthen
myself by new troops from Tennessee and other
States. Imaguiied my forces to the enemy, but
made known my true strength to the department
and the Governors of stairs. The aid given was
small. At length when Gen. Beaurcgard came
out IN February, he expressed his surprise at the
smsllness Of my 'Orce, and was impressed with
the danger Of my position. / admitted what
was So manifest, and laid before him my views
for the future, in which he entirely cOncurTed,
ard sent na p memorandum OF Cur conference,
a copy of which I send you. l determined to
hgbt Tor Nashville at DJnelson, and gave the
best part of my army TO do it, retaining only
I4,O0D men to cover my front and giving 5000
to defend DOnelseH.
The force az D|onelsOn Is stated in Gen. PHI
lows report as much less, and | dOnOt doubt the
correctness OF his statement, for the force at
Bowling Green, which l supposed to DO $4,000
effective men, (the medical report showing only
q little over 800 sick in the hospitaD, was dimln-
ished more than 5000 by those who were unable
to stand the fatigue Of a march, and made my
force on reaching Nashville less than 10000
men. ! arclose medical directors report.
Had / wholly uncovered nay front 70 defend
Douelsou, Buell. would have known it, aud
marched directly on Nashville. There were only
ten small steamers in the Cumberland, in imper-
feet condition-only three Of which were avail
able at Nashville, while the transportation Of the
enemy was great.
The evacuation Of Bowling Green was imper-
atively necessary, and was ordered before, AID
executed while the battle was being fought at
D0nels0u. lhsd made every disposition for the
defense Of the fort nay mesns allowed; and the
troops were among the best Of my force. The
generals, Floyd, Pillow, aud BucEner, were high
in opinion as officers and uen Of skill aud cour-
age, aud among the best Of officers Of my com
maud They were popular with the volunteers,
and ell had seen much service. No reinforce
merits were asked. I awaited the event opposite
Nashville. The result of the conflict each day
was favorable. At midnight on the 18th, l re-
cai7ed news OF a glorious victory-at dawn Of a
defeat.
My column during the day and night was
thrown over the rivera battery had been es-
tabfshed below the city to secure the pssssge). !
was incapable Of defense from its posi-
ton, aud from the forces advancing from Bowl
inc Green and up the Cumberland. A rear
guard was left under Gen Fiovd to secure the
and provisions, but did not completely ef
the object. The people were terrified, and
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MIRRORS, ETC
At AUCTION!

ME will sell, without re-srva. on
" Monday. April 2Ist,
COlr. square
5 Large Mirrors.
s Pine french Giass Show Cases.
30 gross Bone Bu.toIs.
I-ciR RI Der Ps1ts
Psea ng Trunks.
La gelOt G ass Caspgs.
Tables Sof88 sta.
ALSo-Ope To- OF Twins and ysri9us otsar 49,.
The above Is to be 50 d 70 c.ass out he stock TIE
tive. WarTAG rs So P
a5f92t
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Capt. W. p. CbambIias.

$1,000 -----
EDrroRs APPEAL: For the qualification Of
his friends. I wish to make known through the
columns of your paper, tbst Capt. w. P. Cham
bliss, formerly Of the % q. S. cavalry resigned
that position IL July last, and in attempting to
make his escape South, was arrested in Wash
ineton City, and is now confined as 3 political
prisoner IN Fort Lafayette.
n. X. CHkMBLIss.
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TO TIE PVBLIC,

DERs0Es having HITTER Ee0S CHICKENS
L Lambs and smsi Shoatsf weighing from . 10 IS
pounds, viii obIgs me by s-udtag theu 70 tba &c.,
6ouss. vii pay them ful prise and remit im1eSJ.
ately. Persons MT wtshins 20 come in WI plea A.
roed, and be va attend to il promptly. P.esss lsnS
You sbsli have full returns
P S-Lambs and saoa's can Be p1r In earz
&sspcci7lg
spi5-l~ r COCu9rvr
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= D. c. Donohue, agent Of the Federal gov
eminent, te'egTaphs the corresponding secretary
OF the State agricultural society at Springfield,
Illinois from Paducah, that he has purchased
three thousand bushels of Gotten seed in Ten
nessee, adapted to the climate and soil Of South
EN- Illinois.