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SAINT CECILIAsS :.
ACADEMY,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WI b. opened for t1e reception Of Pspils.
n, Monday, sPt 81 1862. 4 :


TNHE SISTERS Of THE oRnERrr ss7aa.il 3,
n on sT, pQagISIc, we'll known in ~
this ana aaiolnipg States As expeFep
eed and eompeisht dr'siogs Of Female
Edueation. Fssf= aily inform ihs eaf
iens q Nashsillo and thc public in eanorsi. f5si
issei.n baHs fattniiy ifs-'si ~, a. aaia io
fec6ieo large tunhtr III pnpin. f ~.
Tho Academy d shout "a mlie nom ne tiiy, ind
Is sitastsd IN Of the most beautiful and hesRhy
locations IN rs scinity. -i l.-- .,tf >.
Tho ladies ef This Institution, being especially d..
voted 10 De Elnaion Of The young cf heir own so1,
VA leave nothing undoue % impart 20 The puril con,
hdtd TO thbir care thorodh Fiucation ia ,he bieh.
eat sonls OF tls v5rd. y" @'i 'ni'
TIE religion profetttd ty thc ladiss Of DE Instfu
teuisthe Catholc, and d'they VIII impart srtcial ~
llgious instruction to pupils prof iae tiat aithg HE
Pupis ofeyoiy religious denordlnatioh Aal be al
mited, and undue influence will be used to ilias
tho religious pflacples Of thnyouns lsds; nor wiz
any of then ba Iarutird n omhrano. thes Cathode
Gath without tho verbal wrirton consent r nqrcnfs
orguRrdapq. Unorpity aRd Eood OEder, however,
require tho attendance Of an ~ morning and eYening
prayers, and at the religious exercliog on Sundsy
The course of study D dlyldod into fopr. depart.
mtnts, each doparlm9pi having it4 own distinct
| course Of studies ssfsned It,.
! The Academic Year wili cohaist oftwo sessions
the hrst commencing on the ilra Monday Of q btrni.
Der, the second on tho first Mouday 81 Febfuafy
Tho Academic Ycar viii close with ptl1o dietribu
1 ton ofpromiums and honorz about tho 2ofh n Jhht
ofoach year, ur.. Ia,'.r''
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COUNTY oFFIoERs.

sleug-James NJ Hinton Dep'sles--Thomss Hob
sou aud J. X. Buchanan
Regisler--Phineas Garrett.
Tsl,stss-w. Jasper Taylor
Coroner---N II, Beloher.
Ranqe-Iohn Corhitt.
Reusnus Collect0r--J c. BrHey.
Railroad Tar Coliecior--w. u. Robertson.
Co,ssables for ne Nasluills Disriot-lohn n Cover
and j. r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT.
I,dos-Hon James whltworth
Olsrt-P. Lindsey Niohol
a. The Judges Court meets the hrst Monday in
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the MAG strates Of the County Is held the ars Mon
day In January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
JurSgs--IIon Nathaniel Baxter.
CTak.-Dayd o Love.
Hs- The Court mects the arst Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
J,aigs--TIon. william X Turner
Cisrk-Charles e. Dggons.
AZ -Tho Court meets the fret Monday IN April Au
aust and December,
cHANcERY COURT
CAanesllor-Hon samuel D. Frierson.
Clsrk aud Masier--I. f. Gleayes.
a. The Court moow the arst Monday in May and
November.
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L O. O. r.
Iouv r. Hinx, Grand Secretary, shouli he addressed
at Nashuiis, Tenn.

IouN =. Hlnx, Grand Secretary, shoud be addressed
at Nashuiiis, Tenn.
Tsl,nssses Lodge, No. l-Moets every Tuesday Even
ing, at their Hall on the corner Of Union aud sum.
ner streets. The officers for the present term are:
O. & Leaueur, n G.; J, r. Mills, YG.;'J. J.. Wcalley,
Secretary L, X speln, rrcasurc
Tsabas Lodge, No. lo--Meeta at the same place
every Monday. IsyoRigg ., ra@ 9noega are R'sA
Campbell. n, G,, iiohry ApIlef g.. l. l--lafS, 3,
SECRETARY o. y. Brown, Trcmurer.
snilsg LQags NJ oo--hessp' thoir HsIi, on soath
Chcrry street, every .Frday tveniugs The officers
are O. @. covert. Nc; Franh Harmap, V.Gi James
wyau, segre,ery6 w,M nhIoU, Treasurer,
A,rora spsgss No tO5, tlsrman)s Meetd AZ The
Hall, coruer OF Union and spmmer streets, every
rhursday Evrnius. Tho qmoeTs are chea9s Reh'
RG.i p. Friedma7, Y.G. - hitieriieh, secretary
Geo. soierle, Treasurer
Rsagsr ESaAlmsaf-No i--hlootsat the above hail
On tho aral and third Wednesdays of each month
The oaaors are. J. r. Mus c.P.i r. II. Mcbride RIP.
C. n Fuller, Sw,; Peter Harris, lyvJ.W'i .iom q
Hide, Scribe y. n. Cutter, Treasurer
Olirc Brapel EssqWPmHl. NQl 3-1afrW ~ ln'
above Han on the socond and fourth wednesday
nights Of each month. The officers aro jas. 2 h'll
CP Ilcbry Apple, M r.. .Mqhsf, s.w. p. Fried
man, Nv c0nrlea R1epop scree' ~ \. ""0i
Treasurer.
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ApANs EERREss pOnEAKY

IorsOns wishing 10 send iffsight and INrkaga by
The Morning Trains o. me LQuuYnAn ANA Ntsu
vIrlr, aud EAsuy1ih Aap lntctrUa RAHLHokus,
uusi have tbe sane at ths Qroe ~ q s'cccs mo
evening pfog'cu
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A MoDEI PROCLAMATION.

Finding himself master Of tho situa.
ton, Captain William Brown called tho
solitary ohivalFy b him and issued the
following proclamation ''
0oitiaen Of Aocomacl como among
YOU, not az a incendiary and assassin,
but to heal your wounds and be your
long lost father Several Of the happiest
months in my life were not spent in Ac-
comac, and your affecting hospitality will
make rue more than iealously- -Watchful
Of your liberties and the pursuit Of hap
pness (See the constitution,)
"Citizen of Accomacl ! These brave
men Of whom ! am o spectator arc not
your enemies thoy arc your brothers
/ and desire to embrace you in fratorhal
/ bonds. They wish 70 be considered your
! guests, and respectfully invite You 70
observe their banner of our common fore
I fathers. In proof whereof J establish
y the following orders
! itE If auyhigger come within the lines
Of the United States army TO give infor-
! nation, whatsomeyer Of the movements
of the enemy, the aforesaid shall have
This head knocked on, and be returned "a
\ his lawful owner, according 90 the gro
cerics and provisions Of the fugitive slave
hack (See the Constiution)
!, IT. "If any chicken or other defence
less object belonging TO the South be
brought within tho lines of the United
States army, by any Niger, his heirs
administrators and assigns, the aforesaid
shall have his tail cut of, and be sent
Z back TO his rightful owner at the expense
! Of the Treasury Department
J "IU. ANY soldier found guilty Of
shooting tho Southern Ccnfoderacy ol
bothering him in amy way whatsomever
the same shall be guilty of disorderly
conduct, and be pronounced am accursed
| abolitiouist.
ID" YurrlM BDowh, tskeyirt,
"Capt. Comic Section Macksvl Brigade
Commanding AccOmac'
DIGGING OUT REGMESIa FROM uiL AID,
The mud at present iBolosing the Mac
kerol Brigade is unpleasant % the per
sonal feelings Of the corps, bat the eieo
AZ a distance is unique. "As you surye'
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from the huntsville Democrat Of the IA.
NEWS from FranISfort aud 0lher
. t~-''' POINTS,

From. the louisville Democrat Of me 7th
NEWS from FranIGfOrt aud 0lher
t'--t'''- POINTS,
We have news from frankfort mp 10
FridRY evening, Wednesday, about
noon, the rebel cavalry made their sp-
pearanoe in that city, Their report is
that they entered Lexington after they
were assured by the seoesh. that il was
evacuated by. the Union forces. This
surprised them, as they. did not expect
TO take the place. They came to Frank
fort, after they learned that there were
no troops there, Kirby Smith drew mp
his ragamuflins before the State House,
and read what purported TO be dispatch
from General Morgan, at Cumberland
Gap, offering 70 surrender upon condi-
tiOns; but Smith informed his men that
he demanded an unconditional suTren-
der, At this secesh raised 4 shout.
Four or five hundred Of the cavalry fol-
lowed our retrUating forces TO Shelby
vile, where they came very near being
| captured, and FetTeated back TO Frank
foFtin haste.o U.s. tf aa.'.'.-' 81 '"r
The secesh haveraised three cOmpa-
nies in Frankfort. and Capt! A. BufOrd
has asked permission Of Smith toraise
a brigade The cavalry are poorly clad
and poorly armed. 1vf t t
Smith has not disturbed private per-
sons on property rs yet, but tho neigh-
borh0Od seoesh are behaving with inso-
] lenee and outrage. .H r' I'D
The Confederate rag has been raised
over the State House. 1'h .'' 90 'e'
The stage made its usual "trip to Shell
byVillo yesterday, and returned, seeing
/ no enemy, v~
/ II is reported that the three bridges
on th6 Frankfort raiirbAd are burned,
! but the bridge at Frankfort has not boor
\ disturbed "@
4 Lindsay, Of FrahSiorl, is chosen May
4 or Of the city, and has conducted him.
self we'll Some ONE ia rorvost Marshal
4 The secesh III several counties, aht
evohin this vicinity, are getting on Il
squads to Join Smith and his gang.
4 Our readers would like'to know how
I long this farce almost is 10 be allowed
( but we can't give any Information OF
4 that subject
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A Journal published at Ems rtlales ah
anecdote Of the green cloth, whitl rdha
nearly thuas plt.l.. i.el ...-.i.
a gentleman Qn entering the reading
room OF the Kursal found a louis al the
foot OF q chair No one was pfcsonl 81
the time, aud the gentleman said to him. a
sc, &, this coin belongs 10 chance, and let b
chance do what II likes with H., and So /
lac went into the playroom and threw a
on the table. In three minutes after the
piece Of gold had become a I0loau, which
in the twinkling 0f an ego became IN BE-
turn several bank notes. The gentleman
took them up, and 0n returning 10 the
reading room saw another gentleman
/ looking for something ON the ground.
I " What have you lost ~ Oh, nothing
! but twenty franc piece, which ] must
! have dropped somewhere here" II found
1 H." said the other and without hesitation
| ne handed 20 him The other four nOtts Of
I one thousand francs each and some gold
| adding, sou say II was only q twenty
\ franc piece you losi jt is not my fault III
I ihe tl'dg has changed 10 into paper, but ID
/ You regret The Transformation, the play
room is open aud VIII soon transform Il
into less than the gold piece " The
\ original owner Of the twenty frame pioee.
] did not require much pressing 70 indlce
J him to take The windiall - uneypsciedlI
! offered him.
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MitirAaY QUARrEas AND ofTIcERs,


posi--Headquarieis 90 High. street. Col f'hiF
ltr, commandibs. .
pisrii--Iieadquarte on summer stFeei (nr.
Fordf fesidence) ". II. sidell, MAJ. 18th &. 9 IN
aahtfy, A. a. AG.
proroa Marthai-Headqoafter At thc Capitol A.
G. Gillcm, Col. lei Tenn Infantry.
Chi,f Atsisfam Qhahsrmasfsr - Headquarters On
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catront rssldencs-)
capt. ,. D. Bingham,
assistant QiasiFmaaff-- ~ Cherry street. Capt.
r. eievenaon tlgt
Assstant 0narieraasfsT -- Vine street, near Mfa.
Polk's residence. Capt, r. n Lamb.
Asaisanf Qaarie,masief--No. 81, Market street,
Capt N. Bate
0ilef eonni.aar9- aesdsuar,srf, No. 10, WINS =.
Capt X Afacfeelyl
oo'aulissa,y eg sabsbisass--Bioad street ears s.
Aeiisg O0lnniaolg af st,1siitsaee-Coruer u Rrosd
and eollssc streets lieut. obafHs Allen. is
Medical Daseior-73nmmer street. (pr Foris old
rcBdsnce) sprgeon, - swift i It.H rA lf
Medical hfrsBor's OGes--Chureb ssreeti Masonic
Building y, p FiTip surgeon, sth Kentucky IN.
fautry, Acting Medical Ppreyor ...t5 a.,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

HAVIkG BEEN SOLICITED, DURING THE
4 last few days, py huinorots patents, to take
Young children mndar my inatrucuang D hare ao-
c0rnd DE assistance Oi hbF7 lEygW puNHAN, fo a.
yofahly known as teithef "a the Public school -
aud will opon, in connection with NV sChdol, un
Monday next department ior iutermediata and
Urinary scholars OF both acAca.
rUui0--s2 tnd So per- monih-montiny iu ad'
~P3-ii 3 pQRMAE
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NIGHT POLICE

Captaiit-Iohn Baugh.
Fiva Lieaitellapt-Wm, Yarbrough q
second LisHteBant--John II. Davis.
PoIicerasn--wm. jackson, John Cayender, Mich Do'
Wis, joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell, William
Mayo, John EngleB, J, W. Wright, John Puokett,
Robert SCOTT, ". O. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huitt.
sz- The Police Court ia opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
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Che expanse Of mud from Arlington
Heights" continued Captain Bob Shorty,
with the veterans of the Mackerel Bri-
gade wading about in ituP 70 their chins,
you are forcibly reminded Of limitless
plum pudding, well stocked with animat-
ed raisins"
aMy friend says l, the comparison
Is apt, and reminds me Of Shakespeare =
happier efforts. But tell me my Pylados
alas The dredging for those missing rcgi-
ments near Alexandra proved success
lulE'
CAPTAIN Bob Shorty shook the mire
from his ears, and then, says he
"TWO brigades were excavated this
morning, and are ct present building a
raft 70 20 down 10 Washington after
sonns scan. Nst ua cot utter complaints
againsi Tilg mud tdntfuhCd apisia ity6
Shorty, rofiectively, Tor II has served
10 develop the genius of New England.
We dug outa Yankee regiment from Bos-
ton first, and the moment those wooden
nutmeg chaps got their breath, they went
10 work at The mud that had almost suf-
located them, mixed up some spoiled
flour with II, and are now making thoir
eternal fortunes By psddling it out for
patent cement ....
THF GENERAL or THE MAc6EREf BRGApE
OF MoLE1LAN.
1 It pleases me greatly 20 announce, my
by, that The General Of the Maokerel Bri
| grade believes in Mcclellan, and gOr-
! geously defends him against the attacks
| Of that portion Of the depraved press
! which has friends dying of old age in
| the Army Of the potomac. -
! !" Thunder says be 90 Captain Bob
! shorty, stirring the oath in his tumbler
/ with a tooth h-brush, "the way Little Mac
| Is deyoting himself to the military
! sqiielching Of this here unnatural rebel
! lion is actually ouhaging his physical
nature lie reviews his staff rwiccua
4 day, goes over the river. every five min
! ates, studies international law six hours
4 before dinner takes soundings Of The
I mud every time the dew falls, and takes
J 60 little sleep that there's two inches Of
\ dust ON one Of his eye-balls. Would
I you believe il, says the General, placing
/ The tumbler over his nose TO l1op of a fly,
| his devotion is such that his hair il
4 turning gray and viii probably dyev'
! Captain Bob Shorty whistled. / dc
not mean TO say that he intepded TO bC
unsteady satirical, my boy; but if
should hear such canary bird remarl
after I'd told a story, somebody WoulC
| 90 home with his eyes done up in rain
bows.
I
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ARRIvAL AND pERARTURE on TRAINs

Louisville \ NASHVILLE R,R Train leaves az 40, AM
arr, M $3.50, Pm,
Nashville Decatur RR Train leaves al GOO, A n.
Nash. is..itiE itSl AM A. NJ
At825, pm.
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"The OtPhsus c. Kerr Papers" ."
THE HUMOR OF THE WAR.

Under date OF Washington. April, 1861,
{ ogpheus" gives bis opinion Of The rebels
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9atiSsou Connip 9lrtttoR.
oiTY oovssNMEHr
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Hsso,
- wndfAM srIANf, nsaodsT

JOHN HUGH SMITH, haf0t
WILLIAM sIIANf, nsc0rdsr.
JOHN cHUMBIFy, Marshal
Dspu,u mayshals-w. A. wilkinFon, A. c. Tucker,
and James A. Steele.
Clerks Of as Marks-John chumbley er-Q6icio, hrsti
Joa L. Ryan, second and John Reddiek, third
Tas Auessor--wllliam Driver.
AHsvsaus colisoior--A, %. shaukiand
sgsr fas collseior--E. 3, Garrett
1ssaare--R Henry
wkasf Hasssr-Thomas leake
supera,teiashi Of ne R6rkl5hss--J. d Odd.
s,n,riaisndsat eJ re Rai,I worts-james Wyatt
chef oS he -Ffe Departairt--Ioh NJ seabdry
s,rson Of ne Cs1Hstery--T. ~ Mcbride
Street Operseer--J h. Stewart.
Cgy Aaornes--John 1icIheil smith
CITY COUNCIL,
Boars Of Aldeynen--M. N. Brien President ; y.
Newman, @. A. J. Mayfeld, H.G. scovel, VIM Cheat
ham, j. Smith, NJ. G. i. Claiborne, and Jas Roeb'
,ou,aon Connoil--w. r. Jones' Presidents William
Roberts, r. ]. Yarbrough, WIN. Driver, VIM. stewart
Louis Hough W Mullins, ,Jomes Turner, C. d. South
cate, A. J. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j.
Knowles, aud John Cready
tti,BNo COMMITTEES op rus CrY corNnL.
Ff.uros-gapwles, scovel and Cole.
Waier WorpsNA Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne
s,rees-Ymbroueh, Turner ,southgaIc, navis, Brien'
Mayaeld, Cheatbam and Claiborne
Whar5--Nowman, Stewart and Turner
Hosphal--Jones, BIayaeld and Sloan
sohools--Cheatham, May field ana Knowles
Fire Drpartnent--Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driver, Cheatham and Davis,
Csnstery-smith, Stewart and Newman.
Market Houss-Roberts Stewart and Turner
slages-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Poiiee-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
sprfngs--Hough, Claiborne and Brion.
Workhouso--Cheatham, Mayned and Knowles.
Improvements dad Expenditures Cole Scoyel and
Cready.
Public Poperty-Bren, Cheatham aud Turner
Pssi Houss-Nayaeld, Jones and Roberts
a. The Board OF Aldermen meets the Iuesday'
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays ~
each month, and the Common couhoA the second
and fourth Thursdays in each mouth
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On BEAs0g Ww.-C0l0nel C0rcoran
Is represented as of opinion that one rea-
son why the rebels kept him in prison 90
long was a desire 10 please Lngland ip a
small matter BY Furnishing bin ior hls
refusal 10 turn out Che t3th and play
puppv 90 the Prince of Wales
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B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80 o COLhRag STREET


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F ~ "Read that Napole0hc
dockymonl, says William, handing me
q scroll. II was as follows i.. EI D.
"EDICR.-Haying noticed that tho
press Of tho United States Of America is
making y ass of itself, by giving infor-
nation TO the enemy concerning the best
methods OF carrying on the strategy1of
war, do hereby assume control of all
special correspondents, iorbidding them
TO transact anything but private bust
ness; neither they, nor their wives, nor
their children, TO the, third and fourth
generation
81. It is ordered that all advice from
editors TO the War Department, to the
General Commanding, or the generals
commanding the armies in the field, ho
absolutely forbidden; as such advice is
calculated 10 make the United States OF
America a idiot
"Il. Any newspaper publishing any
news whatever, however obtained, shall
DO excluded from all railroads and steam
boats, in order that country journals
which receive the same news during the
following year, may not be injured in cir.
kylation. luH.. .a.A
"llI. This control Of special cores
pondents docs not include the correspond
cnt Of the London Times, who wouldn't
BE- believed if Ls published all the new,
Of the next Christian era. ...
.. BY order Of D.
/ "VuIIAM BRowS, Eskeyire,
! Captain Comic Section Brigade
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ages 10 come viii look down on this
day and say: They died young Tho
Present viii reply j dom see ii: but
the present is Just the last thing for MS
to think about Richmond Is before ne,
and there let u remain. We shall take
81 in d few years
n' TO may ho ior yotrs aua IL may ba llr .y.r.
1Hea Why m uou .iieht, % Pride of uie hesu.
which is poickrJ I hereby divide this
here splendid army into one c1pse dgm-
pee, and take command OF it,
AZ ihe conclusion Of this thrilling ora
iion, my boy, The oopss dqaaee formed
itselt into a hollow square, in The centre
Of which appeared a mail-dad ambp-
lance
.FuE CAPTURE on MAAA5aAs.
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-ElH UaFIlNL on NAaA7aAl7
Onward moved the magnificent pageant
toward the plains Of Manassas The Ana
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The day of inaciion is past, and now tho
I United States Of America Is about 20
swoop down like an exasperatcd eagle on
the chickens left by the hawk. Are YOU
ready, my sagacious reptiles 10 spill a
drop or 80 for your soaking country Y
Are you ready TO rose up a. ono man e
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"VuIIAM BRowS, Esleyire,
Captain Comic Section Brigade -
A WARRIORS SPEECH.

On reaching Accomac, my boy, we
found Captain William Brown at the head
Of tie Comic Section Of the Mackerel
Brigade, dressed principally in a large
sword and brass buttons, and taking the
altitude Of the sun with glass instrument
operated by means of a bottle.
"Ahp says William, "You are just 10
time 70 hear my, speech 10 the sons Of
Mars, previous TO che capture OF Manasr
sas by the United States Of America.
Hereupon William mounted q demiiOhn
laid lengthWise, and says be; ...4
'F'ellow- Anacondas; Having heep in,
formed By a gentleman who has spent
two weeks at Manassas, that the south
ern Coniederacy has gone south for ils
health, have concluded that Il is time Ia
DE offensive Thegfeat Anaconda, having
eludod Barnum, is about 10 move ON the
cncmy's rear ..-..a. &C.,. ..t
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nIaGING OUT REGmESI5 FROM uIL sCD,
The mud at present iDolosing the Mac.
kerel Brigade is unpleasant b the por-
sonal feelings Of the corps, bat the effect
at a distance is unique. "As vou survey