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The Evacuation ct Manassas.

There can be no improperly in stating
what has been known to the enemy for
several days past, that our forces he O.
evacuated Centrville and Manassas. and
fallen back to the Rappahanneci xiv or i,
the direction Of Richmond. Tine 4
lance from Bull Ran back TO the RAM Al.
hammock is about twenty-five or t'iIrt,
miles. The latter rises in the Blue RID gc
and the former IN II spur known AS ~ ,or.
oughlare or Ball Run Mountain. ard & heir
general direction is The same. tho two
streams being nearly parallel
While our position on Bull. Rum was
well chosen TO prevent the advance # The
enemy by land upon RjcAmoud. ii was
too far in advance to check a similar
movement from the lower 20, omac and
Chesapeake Bay. The Rgppal,annock is
navigable Tor large vesse ls "A distance of
forty miles, and unle 81 our defensive
works on its banks w re better Than we
think they We're u,e enemy would not
have found IT very difficult, 10 ascend the
stream and turn 6 ar position a Il Manassas.
The new me on the Rappahanrock is
obnoxious 20 ~ me of these objections
Ia The conOr Iy. the Withdrawal OF the
army from Manassas shonens our lines.
concentrates our forces, diminishcs trans
closes the Rappahannock
lgarAst flank movement, and puts Gen.
} c,nnston in a position to cooperate i'm
Ghe defer Of Richmond against an at
tack from any quarter.
The writer Of this is familiar with the
ground, having spent several months last
year at Manassas and CentreVille. and he
does not hesitate to say that the change
rom Bull Run to the Rappahsnnock, un
der all the circumstances, is one of the
wisest things that have been done by ouI
military authorities for some time past.
Now that the James and York river
have been closed, and the Rappahannoc't
unavailable for purposes Of iri-
'asion, the enemy, if he moves upon RicI +
nond at all, will have 20 go by land If |
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Circuit Court.

Our Circuit Court has passed off very
suietly-litle business Of any kind trans.
lcted. Judge Watts was in attendance,
h good health, and as ready as in times
past to 60 through the labors of his Office
but the war and the stay law has for The
present disposed of the business Of our
Courts.
The great absorbing thought with all is
the mighty struggle now going on for In
We have found no one
more deeply impressed with its import
ance-none more hopeful and confident
of its success-than our venerable Judge.
We hope that he may live to see and en-
joy the realization of our triumph.
We were pleased to meet with Captain
Nixon, of the Jasper Blues, and Lieut..
Grayson, of the Greys; both are at home
to recruit their health. Captain Nixon
wishes to increase the number Of his com
pany, and will receive some recruits. lie
is "a good officer, has an excellent compa-
ny, which Jasper should sustain.
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The 10th Mississippi Regiment at Fort
Donelson


The following article, taken from the
Mississippian, gives some interesting par.
ticulars OF the share which the l4th Reg
iment took in the battle at Fort Donel-
son. Captain McGoya who resided in
the adjoining county of Clark, though a
young man, was a lawyer Of distinction,
and highly esteemed by all vho knew
kim Judge Rogers, for years promi
nent lawyer and politician, was patriot
and gentleman whom TO know was to adj
mire The loss Of such men to the state
and to society is great,-to their families
irreparable.
The bravery of Mississippians has given
our State reputation of which her sons
may well be proud. Lieut. Trotter has
covered himself with glory. What
shame such a gallant man should be
prisoner in the hands OF the Hessians.
DESPERATE FGurlNo AT FoRT DoEELsoN
1t is related that at thus great battle,
which has clothed our Con!ederaCy in
mourning, the MIs-i,sippians fought with
n deeppration which exceeded anything
which has ever been known in the annals
of warfare Daring the battle, which last
ed four days, many desperate charges en-
sued in which our gallant band OF heroes
fought hand to hand with the enemy, and |
havoncts, pistols and knives were used in
deadly conflict. Capt Rogers, formerly |
Judge Rogers, was shot dead Capt Ghol. !
son wa. badly wounded, Col. Baldwin, OF
the 18th Mississippi Regiment, was badly |
wounded Capt. McGowan, OF the Quit
man Invincibles belonging to the 18th |
Miss. Regiment, was shot dead. Lieut. I
McGowan, Of the same company, was shot |
down. wounded and taken from the field |
of battle. Lieut.. Alexander Trotter, of |
the same company in n hand to hand |
fight. shot down five of the enemy in one
nile with a navy repeater. While thus
engaged he had a negro boy, his servant,
who ran up to assist his master, and while |
fighting manfully by his side was shot
down by the enemy, when his master, |
with one wipe with his bowie knife killed |
the man who slew his servant. The enc
nv. though far superior in numbers, gave
way before this desperate charge and re-
treated in hot haste before Mississppts |
gallant sons. whose guns it was said were
bloody from the point of the bayonet to
the breech.
This is the way that Mississippians
fought on that bloody OCCASION and tho
eventually they were oyerpowered by
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THE STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI,
PERRY COTN'IY

In he Prob,te ,o,at Of 5ad counly, Marcl
TJm, 4. D 1862.
To Alexander Black, who is an heir al
law Of the Estate Of HUGH BLACK
deceased, late Of said County and STATE
Of Mississippi, and who is a nonresi.
dent:
VOU are hereby cited to be and per
Il sonally appear at the May term OF
the Probate Cout of Perry County, Mis-
,lssippi, to be held in the town Of Angus
Ia on the first Monday of May, 1862, on
the first day Of the tenn thereof, then and
there to show cause, if any you can, why
the petition Of David Black, Administra
tor Of Hugh Black, deceased, late OF Per.
ry County, Mississippi, tor a division OF
the Slaves OF said Estate, as prayed for in
his petition, shall not be granted and ad
judged.
-, Given under my hand and pri-
I LIS. vate seal, having no seal Of Office
49, this 3ld day of March, A D. 1862.
HENRY e. LEE, Clerk. /
March 81, 1862. 23-5t
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March %. 1869.
Hemphi Il and Wife ct al.

1
James G, Blalacll ct al.
| IN The Chan ceTY CoTt of Ne,0t0H County, tiled
to Apra term, 1862.
I Y appearing to the satisfaction Of the
/ Chancellor that the original bill was
! fled in the above stated cause on the Goth
| day OF March. 1862, in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court of said County and
it being made further to appear TO the
satisfaction OF the Chancellor that the fol-
lowing defendants to said suit, who are
heirs at law of ABRAHAM ". JONES,
late Of said County, deceased. viz: James
B. job ngon and his wife Martha Jane
Johnso II, formerly Martha Jane Jones,
and dau Ehter of Abraham W. Jones, de-
ceased Celia d. Jones, Henry r Jones.
James ! I. Jones, Sarah Jones, Elizabeth
Jones, louisa Jones and Thomas Jones,
all child zen and heir, at law of said Abra
ham w . Jones, deceaeed. James Henry
johnson and Money r. johnson, grand
children of said Abraham W. Jones and
children of his daughter. Margaret A.
johnson !, now deceased, are non residents
Of the 5 late of Mississippi and are resi-
dents, + believed. Of the State of Arkan-
sas. Ii j., therefore, ordered that the said
ieIenda hts do, on or before the third
Monday in July next. ilS62), appear al
he Glen ks Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
nit Count of Newton County, at the town
If Decal@r, in said State OF Mississippi
4ud then and there plead, answer or dc.
mur to complainants' bill, or the same
will he taken as confessed against them, /
aud each of Them: and that q copy Of this |
order be published in the Eastern Claiion.
a newspaper printed and published IN the
town Of Paulding IN said State, at least
once week Tor four weeks successfully |
and thal a copy of this order be posted al |
he Coult House door in Newton County /
Tor the same period o. time.
-, Given under my hand and seal /
Ills. this 25th day Of March, A. y.
t---J 1862.
JNO. WATTS, judge.
March 2s, 1869. 24-5t
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TMN STiTE OF MISSISSIPPI,

oOANl4 wv ~ 1
In 6te Probate Co,u Of sgid County, March
Term, 4. D.'l862.
TO J. l.. Oven, Guardian OF the minor
heirs Of Sarah Owen, deceased, Of the
State of Texas, and VIM. J Shows, OF
the State Of Florida, and all Others
interested in The Estate Of SARAH
SHOWS, deceased:
NOU arc hereby cited to be and appear
4 before the Probate Court next TO be
holden in aud for Jones County. at the
Court House thereof on the 2nd Monday
OF May next, on the LIST day OF said term
then and there to show cause, il any you
can, why the petition Of D. NJ. Shows. All
OF Sarah Shows, deceased. for
sale Of Slaves OIL deceased, as prayed for in
his petition. should not be granted.
- Given under my hand and seal
! L. s. Of Office this the 18th day Of
49, March, A. d. 1869.
d. NJ. SHOWS, Clerk.
March q, 1862 23-jt
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MILITARY Meetinra

e requested to state that there
. meeting at Mount Eebo, in
ounty, tomorrow, Saturday. J and
pay next at Antioch Church, Jas.
ply to organize a cavalry oompa-
he Confederate service.
lre also requested to give notice
re will be a meeting at Pleasant
urch on Monday next, to complete
ganization of The company being
by Messrs. Dantzler, Bridges, Fer.
d others. A basket dinner will he
led BY the citizens Of that vicinity
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A LII persons are cautioned against ira
"A ding for q certain promlSsory note
made by the undersigned, payable to NJ,
W. Stumper. or bearer, for the sum Of one
thousand thtce hundred dollars due-on
the Isl day Of January, A. d, leG2, and
dated the 18th day Of June. A. D. loGo
The consideration having failed, iwlllnot
pay said note unless compelled by law.
b. b. MARTIN.
Fab % 1869 COLIN
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We acknowledge the reception Of q
present from Miss Martha Mcdonald
pipe, fragrant strawberry. She will
Pc accept our thanks for it. The only
ISOLATION the printer can have these
|erable times is TO know that lovely
nan can sympathize with his misfor-
es, and by her kind favors throw a
am Of sunshine across the gloom of ad.
3ity.
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ae f0aaaod orhs 6aaa... srgarsIa..f
.of One uuy Or Gog5.nmso. are ,...5
''f l'e families OF those WHO 70 10 tba
w'F ana others who aro engaged IN me.
ohanical and other pursuits and petlird
''' H's own uses and Co make sure Of tbis
no man should plant more than one acre
q cotton 20 The hand and ue farmer r.
mere pc such an one among us. who IN
disregard Of our paiios future. does not
oeEole all. Or nearly an OF bis lands 10 The
raising Of breadstufEs, must surely have
more love for 'flthy lucre" than for tbo
liberty and safety Of bis country and (,
I''ny should follow him and his posterity
For If there should not be enough broad
for ail, the Government will seize an thai
there is IN the land for the use of tho mr.
my, a. a matter Of necessity. then servile
instruction would inevitably follow IN
the track Of .Gmdae. The peace and safety
OF the Confederacy il in tho hands Of the
farmers. If they will make bountiluI
supply Of corn, all will be safe if they do
not, all viii be lost.
Capt. Ihos. Wolverion moved lhat tho
proceedings be published as widely as
practicable, when on motion the meeting
adjourned.
6. w. FREEMAN, Chairman.
II. i. HoUzE, Secretary.
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Bsy- A Regiment Of twelve months
troops has been organized at Meridian
Drury j. Brown, Of Copiah, Colonel, s G.
Harper, Lieut.. Colonel, and -, Major.
We have the pleasure Of knowing Colonel
Harper, and think he will make an eff
cient officer. He has seen service, and
we tl1ink such men, other things being
equal, should be preferred.
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III Il tREAS the estate Of NELL LIT
II Tie deceased, was declared insolvent
by an order and decree Of the Probate
Court Of Smith County, State OF Mississp-
pi, made at the January term. 1862. of
said Court: Now, therefore, ali persons
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to bring in said claims, du-
iy prohatcd according to law. and have
them registered before the Clerk of the
Probate Court Of said County, at his Office
N Raleigh within twelve mouths from
the date hereof, or the same will be
barred.
JOHN P. LITTLE, Admir-.
Jan - ISO2. l5-6m
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VNHE undersigned, assignee of Messrs.
Levy Is Loper, has appointed L. b.
LASSITER his agent 10 attend to the bu-
slpess of said assignment during his ab-
sence from the State. All persous indebt-
ed to said firm whose debts have been as
signed to me. as will appear from record
m the Probate Clerks office Of Jasper
County. will make payment alone to MI.
Lassiter. who is ,'be only person author
lied to receipt them. -
JAMES ]. SHANNON,
Assignee.
Nov. 8, 1861. 4-ti
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Lest or MiSIaiO.

A PROMISSORY NOTE made by ].
N F Smith, and payable to c, r. Nc
Fmiand or bearer, for one hundred and
thirty dollars, due on the first day of Jan
nary lhJ2 and dated some time between
ihe first OF January ard April, 1861. All
persons are cautioned against trading for
tbc same, as | an the legal holder st said
noie. M. F. SMITH.
M3tch t. 1857 Il If
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B z TEE LAST MAILS.
lFron tha Mobile Advertiser Register
The Fight at Island No. no.
TUE ENEMY CONTINUE II -FOUR DlTsl
They are Defeated with Loss.

hnpm March 20-Ths Federal ryor Beet o1u-
Nstngd eight gnnbeat- and six mortar bos's kept.
np hreai intervals 90 our position 90 Island So. Do,
dnnng Saturday Sunday Monday aDl Tuesday. On
Monday they made o desperate attack, but we're
driven nacd DO haste By tLe wc.Idirected and ugor-
ou' FIRE of our batteries.
Zach day one Of their eunboats was disabled nod
several were hn hard on Monday. They KEEP. farther
nom onr bart res on Tuesday. i unable to carry
our work they will doub,es. attempt 20 keep up q
SLOW hgi until our ammunition IS exhausted, or TIE
garrison weNied cut
one man was killed on eur side on Tle.day our
men behaved most CALAMITY a1dc-p csl mention q
mad ofihe conduct Of - steadm and Captain
Woods fthe IL Alabama.
Gen. Tludean cenmaaag the artillery, and Gen.
Walker The infnry on the I-lana
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WHEREAS lie Estate Of ASA CHAM
II REt>. deceased was declared usol-
vent by an order aod decree Of The Pc
bate C0ul o { Scot; Comfy, state OF NJ
,l..tppi. made ~ the January term, A b.
1859. OF sad Court: now all persons hold
ing claims again 50 sad E.ta'e arr hereb!
notified 70 bring 70 sid cIaims duly pro
b,ted according to law, Snd have them
before The Clerk o. he Probate
Court Of said County, al li- Office ~ HIS
boro, within twelve mouths from the date
hereof. or the same viii hr barred
MARGARET NJ. CHAMBERS.
Administrative.
Jan. II, 1869. l4-0m
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March a, 1869.
Notice.

YHE undersigned takes this method Of
! informing the citizens Of Jasper Coun-
ty who are DESTROYS of obtaining an adj
vance on cotton according to the late act
Of the Legislature, that he will attend at
the Courthouse on Saturday the 18th inst
for the purpose of approving bonds, ma.
king out petitions &C., as provided for in
said act.
BENZ. THIGPEN, Judge P. C.J.C.
March !, 1861, 2l.tf
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ofsSVgtso. TAKEN UP in Beat No.
Ny.wo, by William Temples,
Sg-.N and straye before T. c. Bry-
i-'----'- - @ant. Justice of the Peace
for Beat No ., Jones County, Mississippi,
one lot of HOGS.-two sows and seven
shoats a year old, colored mostly red and
spotted marked with a crop and under
bit in the rightear, and over-square in the
leittar'-appfaised at thirty-siX dollars.
The owner Of said property viii come
forward. Prove property, pay charges, or
they will be dealt with as the law directs.
+. II BOWEN,
Ranger Jone Co.
March II, 1862. cost
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AtiniinistratOr's No1Ice-

tN HEREAS Letters Of Administration
W upon the estate of HUGH BLACK.
deceased, were granted to The undersigned
az the March term A D. 1862, of the Pro-
bate Court OF Perry County, State of Mis-
sissippi; Now all persons having claims
against said deeedent are hereby required
70 exhibit the same within the time linn.
tied by law, or they will he forever barred.
DAVID BLACK,
Administrator.
March q. 1862 03-7t
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feB~ The returns Of the late military
potion, as far as received indicate the
pction Of T. G. Upper, of Canton, for
ajor General of the State.
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FER GRErs Capt. shannon has sue
q IN recruiting this company for the
md left here yesterday for Virginia
over one hundred men.
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SIraYed.
2Otf

- FROM the subscriber, five
FEA--~-yNm miles west oil Pauding, on the
S[.| lith of January. a small dark
Nix ] brown HORSE MULE, heavy
built. Any information of said
Mule will be thankfully received. Ny
address is Paulding Miss.
JNO. E. GREEN.
Jan. 81, 1862. Loft
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B. G. BUCKLEY, Receiver.
Co. Office al Brooknayeu, Mss.

SECOND AND THIRD SECTIONS OF THE Sc
CUES BAIuNACT
SECTION ,. md be ufuthsr caacteL. That
d shm, be the duly Of each and every
c!Iill OF these Confederate States, speedi-
" 70 give information 10 the officers char
led win the execution OF tn, law, OF any
aud every lands, tenements and heredit-
ameuts, goods and chauel., rights and
credits, within this Conodcracy, ana Of
every night and interest therein held,
Owned, ossesSed OF enjoyed by or for any
alien enemy us Aforesaid.
! SIC. 3. Bet PURIFIER enacted, That il shall
no the duty Of tv,ry attorney, agent, for
-, 7ttner. trustee, or other person hold
,ng dr o. 0trolnng any such lands, tene-
,ne,tsorl,,,. dlIaments, goods or chattels,
rights -. ,,,I-t ~ any interest therein
II 7ord ,cra,,,.' IA, ten enemy, speedi-
ly TO iniom the Receiver n'' rai'er ln9vl-
render an account thereof. and :, ''i 40
Is practicable 10 place the same IN llSS
hands OF such Receiver; vhereupon such
person shall be fully acquitted of all re-
oponslJlity for property and effects so re-
ported and turned over; and any such
person wilIully failing to give such inior-
nation and render such account, shall be
guilty Of high misdemeanor and upon
indictment and conviction, shall be fined
in sum not exceeding (Sj00O) five thou
sand dollars, and imprisoned not longer
han six months, said fine and imprison-
ment to be determined by the Court try
ng the case and shall further be liable
o be sued by said Confederate States, and
subjected to pay double the value of the
state, property or effects of the alien
'nemy held by him, or subject to his CON
rol.
Feb %, 1862. 2Otf
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tH'liL undersigned das been rrfbelagsa
d by the Secretary Of war 10 riae .
Regiment Qr Legion or Volunteer NJ
Two years or thc War; lava authorize
10 muster in r9oIa whenever Tie ssia..
are organized iu companies OF uot ~.
than 14nor more than lbs prIyates ma
men will be entitled 10 fly dollars boun-
iy and TO regular pay. subsistence ami
transportation from The time they AN.
mustered uiosoBice The Regiment win
be well armed and clothed as soon as or
gauizcd
Companies Of Infantry, Artillery and
Cavalry vii. be- received
Having passed through the csmpaipp
IN Western Virginia under Gen. Flo,d
and had my comma"d captured by over
towering numbers at the battle Of Fort
D0ueison, after three days Of gictoriou.
tghung, ] now appeal to Mis,i.sippians
70 come 70 the rescue Of the capt.yes and
the general defence Of the country.
Ny head quarters will be 40 jackson.
Mis-. Letters addressed 10 me, care OF j
y. Freeman, will receive immediate at
tentlOn. T. W. ADAMS.
Mach 7, 1862 2l-tf
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Executors YOtlce.

II Ii EREhS letters testamentary were
u granted TO the undersigned. on The
list viii and testament OF DANIEL F.
CARR deceased BY the Probate Court of
Newton County. Mississippi, at the Janu-
airy term, leJ2 Now allpersons having
claims against said estate are hereby no
tliied to exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JOHN MCFARLAND,
Executor.
March 7, 1862. 2l.7t
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March H. 1869.


AGninissr3tOr's Notice.
NT IEREAS Letters of Administration
w were granted the undersigned at
he March term of the Probate Court o.
Jones County Mississippi, A. D 1869
thereof on The Estate of SELETTEE
H0SK ms, deceased: Now all persons
having claims against said estate must
present them, duly probated, within the
time limited by law, or they viii be for
ever barred.
j. Z. ELLZEY,
Administrator.
March n, 1862. 22-7t
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-nLE.uLA.

iI y undersigned u I.m aUrr.H.aI
a. N...IffIla. .He South ..u Division. IA
aia lpI. uUle .lsAg. o.A. g.u.fa.4
=. lHe confederate -.a.. providing lor
tH" se4ueatmu0u Of Che property OF alien
tnfm'es approved August 5U. l-ti. Ibs
DIVISION embraces the following counties
fH' Clarke LOUugtou, Greene. Hancock.
haitl-on, jasper jackson, Joupg. Law.
renee. Marion Perry Pike and WAYNE.
An citizens OF Tie United States. and
ai persons having dOmIcii therein ex.
ctp. citizen. or residents OF the States Of
delaware, Maryland, Kentucky or Mia.
souti, or Che D.uct0l Columbia. or tbe
territories 81 New Mexico, Arizona. or
NE Indian Territory South Of Kansas. ara
"lleh enemies within the act; as arc also
Aii such ciuzeus Ur residents Of the above
named states, District and Territories as
snail commit actual hostilities against the
Confederate States, or abet tie United
states ln the existing war.
~ Is made tho duly Of every citizen
Speed"y to give Information TO tie Receiver
Of 'tii propeAy zeal or personal. and all
il5hls anu interests therein, stock. part.
uelship shares &C., owned or helu ly or
Tor the btreht OF, ana all debts due to.
any ai.eu enemy; ami ali attorneys agents,
partners, trustee aId other persons, hold
ing or controlling any such property or
"eOts, oreI,quired, under heavy penalties,
'pseaty TO give such information, and to
'ehder an account Of such property and
crediis, and, 80 Jar as is practicable, 70
Ploee ne sane N he hands q Tie Hecs,uer.
For general Information, the second
ana tLmd sections OF Tie Act OF Congress
are appended. The Receiver relies conf
dent! upon the zeal and patriotism OF the
people 90 furnish him promptly such in
formation as viii enable him thol oughly
% discharge bis duties and faithfully TO
carry ou' the enlightened policy Vi the
Government
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1a" -eH aaa forced 10 surrender e.la,
HMa aV lighting whom .heIf nak.
'era ,l.ulei by tire deadly conflict. aud
many gallant hero Of their number Nv
cold and li.eleas, welterne In their blood
ON tho field Of batiIc, Their arms crowned
WIN glory for Che noble part lhoy bore
huch d related Of The l4lh Missis.ipni
regiment Oher regiments Of our SIta
Iouglt with equal bravery, andmnered as
much out with this regiment was our i'm
dormant more particularly conversant.