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From the New Au- Express Nsrcb D
Wz-no- Lincoln men aarer in the In
7 coin gr,cu"-c4ua0s but be delighted WIN zen
I Fremont. beesuse of ,has renewed insuboTdina-
ion of Lis. which withdlaws his purpoTted de
rruse of himself from the war committee OF Con
grcss. and prints f, in g Tribune eN.rs. LOOK
sls-ou-lover of mischief, oil. must thank h'm'
heartily hank him. for his exposes. The pirate
I.tr,Ts which Ha vr6isacs ofP. u. G. hlutgou-
cry Blair are rich, racy, ra.ic!cnT cTec!
-'gaase-wriess Blair (P ii. G.. has more
horror of seeing -C5ssuFy notes helo" par tAsn OF
seeing soldier Ii lied, and therefore las held back
Cos much, 1 trIpL
IL showed the President Billings letter, and
hin yours about Adams. lie said thaty you were
rgut ia seyiug thsJ Adams was devoted 70 ms
m~oGsv-bags.'
WHO IS 6oney-bag Adamsl
"Ihe main difficulty Is, however, With Lin
coin himself lie Is Of The Wang school, and
that brings him naturally not only TO incline 70
she feeble policy OF Wings, but 90 give his con-
f6s-os 70 slch advisers. Il COSTS me- = great
deal Of labor 20 get anything done. because Of
the inclination Of miud on The part Of the Pres
ident, or leading members Of tie Cabinet, IN
Guiding Chase. who never voted a Democratic
ticket in bis lf-.'
Rich as well as rscy, Mr.. Blair.
Bot now, look here, and read tue following,
marked private nom the President, which his
re .o7-geuersl has not the least hesitancy in
usaeriug into print;
TIE PRESIDENT TO FREMONT.
IPdva,e] WASHINGTON. D. c.
September Z, Is6L
To Haj7rGenere, Fremont
Ny DEAR SIR: Two points in your procla
NATION OF August 60, give me some anxiety,
I. Should you shoot a man, according to your
proclamation, tbs ConfedeTstes would very cer-
family shoot our best men in their hands, in re-
t@a.ias!ou; and SO, mau Tor mar, indefinitely. It
IS, therefore, my order that you allow no man 90
bs Eot, under the proclamation, without hrsJ
having my appreciation or consent
- I -hluk that the closing paragraph, in rein
ton 20 tie c.uascstion of property, and the lib
e auug slaves of tTsitJrouH owners, viii alarm
our soatneu Union friends, and turn shem
aga 81 us-2evaaDs guia our rather fair prospect
ior Kentucky. Allow us, therefore, 10 ask that
y0u wiz, re Of yuur own motion, modify that
paragraph so as TO conform TO lhe frss and fourth
-@rct,ous If too act of Congress "an sct to con-
irreta property used for insuUectioueTy pUr-
poses, approved August 6, 1861, sud a copy Of
ahich act herewith send you. This letter is
written il a spirit Of caution, and not Of csnsure
l send it by 3 specia, messenger, n order that !;
usy certainly snd speedily reach you.
Yours, yyTy truly, A.. LINCOLN.
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EUTEs AND QuERIEs-A puzz ID correspond
ert wants enlightenment; cs 70 the proper orthy--
Taphy Of the adjective Of ths word Strategy ~
lie ssys he finds it spsit differently IN siros.
every different paper hs ts5se up; sometimes
sfragctae, ~ others strategic, and then agsin p.
ofhcrs s'rgfezs,5c, and asks Us 20 tell MIN which
Of these is correct
TIE word strategy, signifying simply general
ship, iss new word. i Is nos 81 be found in
Johnson, Walker or Richardson, all Of whom
eirs only siFsfaE'aI IN The sane sense - ;bat in
rlieh We now use stra.eg7. or course neither
G. those authorities gives either Ct gbe sdjact
ves above named. Richardson Quoting Swift
has stratagsmjcGi. Worcestersu6 Webster have
strategy strategic, and strategieal; sid Webster,
es well IS Richardson, hss sfratagericdi, sdji1g
li;ie used III Worcester slo4a do We find
stTotgctic ard strdteget.eal.
No ore Of the photographers has stragstle
So L appears that ali the other ways Of rpeliIng
the sljec i've in question have authority save
only this; The word strategy having (signiiy-
Ing tra science or a. Of gel s-slshin) been
modernly coined from the Greek words, s%tr0t2s,
an army, and ago, to lad, The ordinary ausIogy
would seem to be. however, IN favor OF strategic,
or S.Jat,gsic. We prefer the former Of these
twO.-N. o. PjcayHEc.
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Tr-1 TIRE NeW C-.-3rs picsy-rr
DECAQCR. Ala March 1.-Two gentlemen
arrived here today from Nashville report tina, the
Federal generals are becoming more stringent
and iaFclert coward tbs citizens. Miss Saunders,
6sloate- of BSrs. A Y. Brown, had been called
aa bv Gen. d. Cook, VINO, sent aim WoId hat
she could NOS r-caiVe him 5 she Was IN noun
10 for her country. The Rev. G. c Harms, 40
Egiscopal Clergyman, had been arrested end
h-oueht before Cen. AieCo0k, Tor using the
pr,var for tie Congressional President Of the
45s7a.s states. McCook insisting that 10
Ea;sc pal Clergyman had a right 20 use any ether
mover than thai fr the United 5 a,rs.' hg.
Harris sskcd II il was the intention OF the FEDERAL
arm 70 Interfere with the prayers of he church
a-loak rcnned, "Ees sir, l shall" Mr.. Harris
wa. ,ben permitted TO depart
1 balloon a8d apparatus had arrived ct Mash
vile for masking observations OF our army.
Aieo. ? signal guard Of forty men,, for the pur-
nose Of giving information at distant points to
,oeir army. Six or eight transports went up the
Cumberland lest TacsdaT supposed to be on 8
,rsrauy e1ved ton. Ihres ,sfIy tosts woe
-,,1H,ug ser5ss The Cumberland. Andy Johnson
- arTived at Nashville. The small pOI is re-
,o-rsd 10 have broken out among the Federal
800 a. CaIksvile The citizens Of that place
wa Irot permitted to leave their houses after 8
O'Clock r. PSI.
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FALSE PRoPHECY.-TEe New Togk Herald
gives its opinion Of the immediate consequences
OF the wkr. From the quotation given below It
viii be sson what Bennett is hoping fors
Here is what the same paper thinks, or pro
essas TO toink, will be one Of tue imuediase
con,eCuarces af -hs WAT:
We tbilk it very probable that one o. the
imred.ate consequences q this wsE wli be- an
emancipation pressure upon iae border slave
Ststos, which viii Itpi3ly operate 20 the shoi-
ton Of slavery therein; and by rue action Of
these S.s.es themselves, in view Of the charged
condition Of thugs around them. As-y'aGi.
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ai.ssoar,
WITH tie restoration of the Union, wiz, We think.
ind j. 20 tleir advantage 10 siCggh o. the .ls,i-
tUuen Of slavery IS quickly az possible, c@0lsis-
tenuy With public Tranquility We Thick, too,
thst EUch viii BE- The course % said S,s'es, with
the issue iG heir hand; and The question Should
be lett 20 them, ard 30 every other slave State
Of TIE present DAY, a. it was left original y 20
ina slave s stes OF New Yolk, New Jsrsey,
Psnnsylvsnla, and others This IS tie policy OF
d" Honest Abe Lincoln; ~ and s. it hiss been
consistently pursued IN TIA reclamation Of aary-
land, Missouri, Kentucky aud Tennessee roe
tho grpe Of iLis rebellion, we NAY vUIcge .be
opinion ilst It viii stil be adhered To-, ~ Pie
emancipation schemes Of Sumner, TIuubu.I
Lovejoy, CheeveE, RaecLar and Greeley 70 the
contrary Notwithstanding
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Governor and Com.in-CnieI MIssissipP'
Tnr DEATH or Carr. TArLoE-We regret

the DEATH or Cart. TAYLOR we regret
crceedinzlyt 10 learn thai Captain James L. Tsv-
loe, Confederate Safes navy, has died Of hB
wounds received in the battle Of Hampton Roads.
Capt. Tayloe was a gallant and educated officer,
and. considering his age ono Of the best IN the
service. He was = son Of Mr. VIM Iayloe, Of
Roanoke county, Virginia, and was IN tie United
-..tes nasF-naying graduated 81 the Naval
Acsdemy 81 Annapolis, where he entered Sep
.enber oath, 1855 Daring the battle Of Roam
oke ne was in command Of the gunboat Fanny,
and was particularly praised there for his bravery
ana skill in managing his ship he received his
mortal wound on board The Congress, and under
tie flag Of truce. The death OF this noble Young
man will be universally regretted, and especially
lalneute3 By those who knew nm and apprsci-
atcd bis naaly, generous nature.-R,ek DIS.
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E3eunct. on his CotempOrnries.

Wa baye already published the Eew York
Hsrald's opinion Of the effect the Federal war tax
viii have upon the Tribune. The following
questionable compliments are uttered to his other
city contemporaries
IA for the evening papers, the Post and Com
mr7siaL are .lsss, able to endure any peCuniaTy
g.rain, aud VIII have TO c~oaiesce, upon the Chris
tiau u]luciqle OF bearing one SnOther's buTthens
Tbs J5Eraai Of Commerce will die, no doubt,
having killed many Of its readers lately with en-
Hgi. II has been diseased 8 long time, and is
dessase Will be Yeryustural, not unexpected and
very little regretted. The Express viii probably
be able to pay is ht..e tax 0 fsbou. Ten Thousand
dollar. from the receipts Of lis ninety-nine edi-
tons and the well known patriotism, h~berelity
ard public Split OF its prJpTieto-s, .eave no doubt
that lis contribution viii bo cheerfully paid, and
even doubled if the government requires the sAc-
rifee. Tha Sunday papers, however. must either
rni.e or become extinct. On the part Of the
public We sincerely desire that the Sunday press
may decide upon ue later alternative but, II
all The Sunday Papers burG.@ together, we sug-
os,t inst tire result be called the Sunday Sceer,
.uG wish 1t 81 the success it deserves and can
obtain as d new nval TO BaTuum's : Happy
Family"
~ an means, then, let tie tax bill pass I'm
uel.t.iy. Tine government needs the money 1t
viI -esEza from the taxes, and the public is AK
.aua FOR The newspaper reforms the taxes will III
a1rura-s.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE, JACKSON, MISS,
H,rrh IA 79r1

All ~ 49, p
WHEREAS, Tie Congress Of tae Confederate
srates has passed ; lsw authorizing the military
authorities to destroy cotton When 10 is necessary
10 prevent IL from fsili1g into the hands Of the
enemy: aud, whereas, the collection Of large
quantities of cotton at accessible points or The
railroads cad nav;zable rivers, is likely 10 create
.hs nooessi.g, thus e~udanyering ths. Interests oi
the government and the STATE, and Offering one
of he great~st Inducements to Invasion:
N0,o. therefore, I, John ] Psttus, Governor o.
the State of Mississippi, Do issue this, my p7ocla-
nation. forbiddiHg al persons from storing any
cotton on any railroad or nsvigabie river within
the limits Of this Slsss; and do command that
all cotton now collected at the cities OF Jackson,
Vicksburg and Natchez, or 1t sny other points
on tho railroads and nayiga5.e rivers, TO be re-
moved. at less, FIVE miles into the interior; and
irsucb cotton Is not so removed, within a reason
.bie time, i; win be done at the expense Of the
owner, By the military authorities ofthe State
john J. PETTUs,
Governor and Com in-Cnief Mississippi.
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u-ntere.sing Europcan gnselIlgcuee.


Papers and correspondence BY toe Arabia tu1-
nish she following:
Furty-fve Spanish war vessels ara to 'ali ioE
the Pacific in April. They are 10 rsncez'et7
first 1T Montevideo, and then start for otaer pa-@
Of tina American coast
Prince Napoleon made an important speech IN
he French Senate on the Ills y Of tie Press
and in defense of the government lie saIo tna
empire sfguufed to him the glory OF tEanee
abro.l. tf7 destruction Of tto treaties o. le-1r
sud the unity of IsEly. The empire has oa'
ore justification. and that Is when II becomes
an application Of the principles o. 'A7 -sf'.1-
tom
The PsDaI government was removing > poT-
ton OF the sscred archives from n,ma-
The Gazette he COl0nge observes Al bis last
audience with his holiness, the following sl6n-
fcaut words struck upon the Marquis de Lava
Istta's startled ear: d" We ara thinking of repair
inv 10 Vienna. when we can nc longer remain
}eTe with our full dignity lIe Marquis IS
r-ported 70 have exclaimed in 8 am. " Surrey
Holy Father, Yuu would not occasion a universal
wsr." 70 which no answer was returned.
A. Rome ar attempt has been made upon the
lie of the MARQUIS 20 Levslett,. Thesssassins,
who al belong to tho Legiimist Party-Ee
being a Belgian, the second q Bavarisn, and the
third a Neapoljtan-have sll beer arrested, and
viii be tried b. e French military tribunal TIE
Msrcuis was not injured.
The Paris correspondent Of she New York
Herald, after stating the stagns-iou of business
throughout France was deplornbie, says:
The masses are frightened, and, IS usual with
the French whom they become SO, they also be-
cruel Now they smart and su2er at the
encourage or The Emperor, speak Of the millions
swallowed up by those persons, and hint at c
day of reckoning. l tell you the fine is fast
approaching when The government must strike
grand soa7 if It WISHES 10 avoid the tate OF
lis predecessors.
Ire great idea now seems to be an i~Dtarven-
ton in favor Of the South. I can assure you
that such is the Emperor's hobby. AID has been
ali along. He has been kept back because Eng
land would not oct before him, and that he does
not desire . var Ninglt-hsnd-j with the North
The commercial classes in France 8To In dis
msy. III. dirninutien Of business is Tealiy sp-
A few o. the northern iron msuUs2c-
turers a-s steadily employed, it is true; they are
manufacturing arms and war imp.en-uts-olH
she reETlsr oornmeTc is quito dome. The result
is a atate of alarm and anxiety that Is msuaciug.
As ] asserted IN ny last les,er, i5ut play was
Shown by tie authorities Of southampton ia the
case Of che Tusce-oTa.
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BoGUs MILITARY Commemorative see By
Richmond exchanges that since the decAra-
sion Of martial law there, = namber Of bogus
niitay Characters WHO, since The beginning e
the war, had been cu1yeairg o. fiery steeds,
dressed cap a PIE in gray uniforms and hussas
caps, have been arles,ed and imprisoned. A.
iuding TO The ma5ter, TIE ELamiusr says;
Besides tho fraud tiry &c p-lcticiHg 5n TO
publie. t1ese ps-Ijay civilians are dong mis-
chief by Increasing tAe difficulties o. detecting
deseTteIs from tLs aIny. HsHeeiogfa Every man
in uniform viii be ncEted az a soldier. and vii
he required 20 snow his papers. uis vel.
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IoGWooD,S LANCERs

7 RAVE been ordered 20 Memphis FOR the purpose O.
1 o7gsrIuga
Eg gHzsseass q .E5Osgfst5d E<EstceTg'
The Wgr DezHrtusut gives ns suthoriiy 10 reoeiF'
into t5is corps u-n vb5 Hns now snlstet foT t"''F
MOUTHS A. well - rec recruit. arms = c e7aiPnru.
vii o. IN .4ea a. - a. cauDsg e. ,rgzn g. l VII
eceivs rec-Ttts Jig y, Re sIus1ss or n e7-paasea
$Lase wiahirz 70 SRA LIZ &C Pc caa una Is d say
90 Beck. 1n h.a street. Eaoh Re rit rnst t-rae'
p se .iib- q ho-ss. r. t. LD5WO3B,
-Erfs rr10raf.
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= Tragedy in niasissippi.

FROM the Canton >Siss) Commonwealth, March 2
killing SHERIFs HADD0z-Oa Saturday
night last, about 8 o'clock, our sheriff, Allen 4.
EaddoI. waI killed in attempting 70 arrest Coss
Ck.uThe, under q warrant ISSUED by TIE mayer
o. Canton. The warrant had been issued upon
.ba afiaayit OF Dir. Redmond, setting iyr;h that
OR urke rad shot at him with intent to Kill
Acting under this warrant, the sheriff, accom-
panied by Reuben Richards, proceeded to The
residence Of ORourks. On entering the door
the sheriff Was confronted WITH s muskes in the
lsu3s Of ORsHrke. Thi5 be trust aside. and
was proceeding 10 execute the duties Of ais
O5ics, when be received 8 stab- which inflicted q
wound 10 tae .ai-h, t. short dIalsnC3 below tle
L!J Ia.nE. tIcM the effects OF this wound he
vas SO mach exhausted by the loss Of blood, BE-
fore medical sid could reach HIN, that he died 10
she cgUr.c o. two or three hours.
la eldeavoring 70 render the proper assistance
TO 5be sheriff, In eIscutiug the process under
which be was acting, II. Richards also received
g severe. though not dangerous, wound on She
Eour pa.t 05 t-5 ga.Zb, about midway between
l5a aig a0d knee, which he says was indictedb by
Gou.E".
As soon a. this outrage became known in
5owu-which w2s 10 9 few minutes after It's oc-
crrreuCe-s number Of gentlemen, armed more
or less etc emily. buried 20 the scene. deter
n med that thu porpe.rs57r SHOULD net escape.
II tls stleElF. &c ezccl.e Lhe.i EUTDoss, some
four shots were fired by tho citizens, enc Of
them taking effect in O'Rourhe's breast, from lbe
efcc.s O: which be died, Us be was being con-
veyed 20 the jail. OF the citizens engaged in
.aking him. four were wounded, moro or lsss
severely NJ. BUTtous ]. S. Herrod, J. D. W.
Bates and Hugh GJuly.
On Monday last. the wife Of O'Rourks wss
a8es.ed upon lho si6dGvit Of Reuben Richards,
alleging he- armed participation IN resisting the
a-rcst Of her husband. She will Be brought be-
t0re su examining court on tomorrow, when the
whole affair viii BE- legally investigated. As
va wish to say nothing likely TO create Preiu-
dee. we qespoze.y agstl;l from repeating the
r.1nors ia regard 30 her Guilt :: hecoEes The
community io suspend Its opinion until $ full
and fai- Interrogation has settled the question.
Especially, may this forbearanee be invoked IL
favor nf q woman
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a RARG8EN

7 OyFrR 70 sac NJ plscs e residence q <s
I EsG1g Kt-ssef aao 6 taree s1d a aasrs k4.s
mI-s r. q ire esq % Ecn2his, noGy see -ous itii
stsuoa. az SO keu-hts aCd DO hstroAd H.
eoafa q ~ 5 10 IJ 70. Tie sr5unf Zee wei 40
h veT rah for Fs-ieai FurPo-es' a. eneios-a- IN
rrov-neas rev : oi pate EGraen. doable fraEet
house ki-cbe 9 SOD siser1. stables ete For farms
parielltrS call on ms Al he Register ehoe sou.hsSs
core Of Court sod TAird strssts-
rnFs- JAN. ~ NM
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LAID on THE sEELr.-A Washington dis
patch 70 the northern press tcresaado1s tie
3. wiRking on" Of Grant, tie Federal conmau-
dr asD5nsaoa. Ee is tobe d" sapalsedcl, - un-
less be " ssks leave TO Ienra." C9qse assigned,
d" bad eonduct a Fort Dgrs'sop and cLscwhero.b
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FOR SALE
& A D DWELLING


Will eel Pr C5rfeSe s-e o cn-y 90 s~-eE -
= Of LAND wi p 20 scTes IN c ltivstsou. kE"d
raod ho-E =; o. go .efeG, 40 q e-itiFz irn EE!.til
sel q bat a,nss: CT ~ cres SO ia eui-ivsi o. .4zzA
nsr f-su "a nouss End screw, dwelling house, VII
SIX DOM. cab ~. sta5ieI. r b ere
Thee Isnds are vi w.tsc,t An1 sitrbtsd shoui me
huu-rsd aa'es -o1th Of noinmoss. Sis5. snd Ugh
unss from The sobf5s E7d Odo RSirosd Th- isnd i
y ~ productive snd nsRry 81 cleared within t5s Isl
thrss yearE.
n r~eslieaee. in tais cir, e. IS, for sale h.vi7f
sEa- GOOD r3eas, aud weEtrp-5vs4 P session g7et
any dine a1dng tss yeac. Ad.Isss
{. ". hALONr,
rb7sFws C1lrr - n ss
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~ Il the gossip Of the northern press can be
upon, sn advance by TIE Federal army on
the Potomse may 30 made At an esfiy day Il
Is stated that Mcclellan SO promises his con-
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R The Charleston Meyegrg vo1ches for tho
statement that two vessels have just run the
blockade, cue C.. chem With arms, munitions,
etc, in large quantities. They probably arrived
AZ Charleston.
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FOR SALE.
Military Books
JUST RECEIVED
DIR. SPIEG Ell,
Chemist 2 n q BotanisG

LE10# s BUILDING,
Union strsst, between Nam and Seoond streets.
TsHE -ost s7s-es-fA tANcRs OPERATOR e. the
i wcrl5.
Dr. >FrFsrL les bu.1 a resident e Msmrhi1 fer T
year, AID has acqrifod 90 esrisois r~eartsiioa BIZ If
successful treasven, ~ Cancer, vhteh be- arpsis ron
SIC ry-rr.i with a. 70 ros.s tn1 har-s s. saafs5u.
eio1zf tasfaeBt wf11ut u4iF t'e Knife Re also
treas ugrh success al ohrcnic dseafes. NbeuuGti.u
Ne1rslqis Glut. 6patEa.inta Fstuia in Ano, sc1os7is
Sv1bIs DfsB p.is, EFcsic Dysepts-y, Torpid Liver
Crawl Fta Tae ~sra. FeF, Dropsy. d esses o
the kin, B-onchts c nfna BtioB eli dseats Of ihs
Ear ard I've Ena F~cs-.e COZ z aluts.
Pa-iSeu5e =Gd Ioirr sy ou Iuon street, sssi o.
BAYOU hamph.s = 7es-ee
TnqurFl u4ric proof forwarded r e BY mail o.
apuIcgesa and eaalis-a- be ~0lo - parfoEa IL
rag,s ] an zsw makzs ID Euiefs ard AHsIiss-
ullt
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THE unda7sEro 81 oT-rs frr sale the follow
liz properly SIX thfse tory bhlCA 49,.
R~.STg-E8ES, 10 che g Gee. o. Popzr street $50
between s.1ia and atC'Rd- So
one en- unrureI LOf, on Pop-s- street be'ew Talp
sF G; ore 4ot o. HsE f;fe-t opposite ofefn ho
IL s,d msuv etrer fnEl Houser. Ais Lot il tn
nsishaorsooi 81 The ely. 40, Lsrds IN Arka1.as
The z-oye VII Be IA or god ter-s for Coafs1e
h., 3. STREET.
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sac REWARD.

: WILL pay tie above reward Tor she sPprehen.iaH
4 Of -rvA'e WlLsf4M 8. CnA46E <LAIF, Of ny
somSsuy-Co-e--y e 2Ist Rsg1ezt Ts-zsfrre We
ua.ers. Sad Lksnoeriain hss a seu-ei binsef win
eft leave. sizes be battle Of 3 im5n'' from ny ro1-
nand. and lie q cove smo1H. Of money viii b. ccee
Y G. TAYLOR,
r-TFra1- Ts--. r. g.. 70. 2.
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nARTIaS hsving caius against the State q Ten
III nsrs-e or gUats5srate H.stss. contracted by me
s-d sa9 % d 70 o. ee-tf-ates for tts Issue O. Confete
rae Ecuis VII pfe-o7t .asm b1medis'e = - 10y oh-e
THOs. PETERS.
u-Noa W Ava sneh- eorv. IS ard Q. g.
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PsoOF HANTEo-Feslerlsy tao merchants.
partners IN 'hil city had a violent dsaui-ous wanting
70 snip some sugar the other being opposed 10 doi-g TO-.
TIE one who wanted 20 ship applied to enc % the A-ss-
taut Proves. MarshlLs for authority 20 compel bis partner
10 chip The s]u.5or.y could not b. given, and the iri-
tated gentleman tenouzcea all partner 70 n. Provost
Halhsi as 2 Lneoni-o. The sce1ssd was brought ~.
Several parties answered for bic having She cla-s-ro- #
; good southern MAJ, ald stated sac. as was g alive +
the South. The aoru e- 5roasl. no t-csanaay. Tie
d-cFoa OF he case was postponed TIE Provost rzr-
shal informed tie aecu-er tae- be l-st f7d testimony 20
uppots the charge. o. show god reason for tae suspeoa
o. Lo himself voujl be in roa5'g. aEH ~zs bis iute1-
sion not go permit as Ofaco to he malsa place fog ia-a.s-
log in malicious aecIsal Us, founded on 71sse eu- t.
II any citizen makes g-roundis's charge bsfc.e the Pr.
vost Marshal, merely TO CRAFTY h+s i7.rs b. Will have 70
bear the Consequences
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= Tho Wilmington Journal has hal a talk
SIil Lieut. Gregory, or the steam guBboat
Ri,eigb, which performed q pari in the naval
an. in Hampton Roads. Nr. Gregory states
dat cur jotila Is very slightly injured, .he Viz
gHia not 20 all By the f:5 of the enemy. she
eaked somewhat when she put IN, but Eoi at al
severely, aud thi3 may have been caused by her
conclusion with tAs CuAb1rlaui, when she lost
her 5aak or p.os. Had She possessed it when
lie ran into ths Ericsson, or Monitor" she
probably wonld have cut that vessel in two.
When she takes the sea again, her plow viii DO
80 arranged ~ rot to coIE9 or or be broken.
Ths Ericsson Asttery Is a wonderful s6sir. L
aies around, wheeling and turning as rapidly a.
,ha .igh-e5; and quickes, ieryboat. If cur shot
IN iHrod the Monitor. Mr.. Gregory don't know il
5-d don't believe it, She is q very formidable
affair
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