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The Augusta ceHsdtutiOnalist speaking Of
tie defonses of Savannah, says;
With respect 70 the particular channel b.
which the enemy's gunboats entered and made
a partial progress from Warsaw sound toward
Augustine river, we learn the following facts
This channel, called the Wilmington Mar
rows is not laid down in any chart, and had
eluded the vigilance Of the coast survey. But
months ago it had been called to the attention Of
Gen. Lawt0n, who had az old hulk sunk across
it, and the engineer who superintended the work
reported that the channel was efectrally Oh
stucted subsequently, a few weeks ego only,
an intelligent planter Of the neighborhocd 70
ported al headquarters that there was more va
ter in the channel than hsd been supposed. and
that further 0bstructions were necessary. Piles
were then driven across the channel but owing
70 the character Of the soil At that point, and the
effect Of the tides, the piles " lifted " themselves,
and were Of no use. An experienced bridge
builder Was then employed, who drove a double
row Of piling at another point of the " nsrroWs,"
which did stop the gunboats Of the enemy, and
finally turned them back, and those piles re-
main there intact at this time. Other efforts
have beer made, and weeks Of labor bestowed
10 place other distractions in that channel, with
what success remains to be seen. But whatever
tho result, there has been no want of diligence
IN This matter. Owing 10 tho wet. marshy soil
adjacent, no battery can be erected to command
the channel At q nearer point thsn Canston's
Bluffs. This hss been done.
We also learn that Fort jackson and other de-
fensible points have engaged the earnest atten-
ton ofour officers, and have been 50 strength
ened as to give every reasonable assurance Of the
safety Of Savannah Every inch, BY land and
water at every available point whore & blow may
be struck, or q gun fired against The enemy, vii.
be disputed. Tho result cannot be otherwise
than 4 Triumphant defense.
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FROM
MISSISSIPPI.
Proclamation Of Che Gorornor.
~ExEeeTIvE orrIcE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Jackson, January 81, 1852
Whereas, The Legislature, by an act approved
on the 10Th of January, 1862, has authorized
and empowered ne to issue q proclamation, i'm
mediately, calling for ten thousand volunteers for
the defense Of tle country, to rendezvous st
such times aud places, and in such numbers,
within the limits Of the State, as 1 may desig-
nate, TO serve for the term OF two years or such
shorter period as tie public exigeBcies may, in
my Judgment, require. Now, therefore, il viz
tue OF the power thus vested in me, I issue this,
my proclamation, appealing TO the patriotism of
the people to eYince their willingness to respond
TO every call their country may make upon them
In the perilOus ciisis through which that country
i called to pass The power to draft has been
conferred upon me by the Legislature, when
uolunlsers fail to respond. l have too much
confidence in the determination Of the people Of
Mississippi to meet every responsibility, and bear
every burthen which may result from their sew
eranse Of connection with an enemy intent upon
their destruction, 20 belisve that it will ever be-
CONF necessary for me to resort TO the exercise
Of hat power. After the liberal contribution
Mississippi has furnished in men and money, for
the prosecution Of the war, the act authorizing
this cali would not hsNe been passed if the
necessity had not been most Urgent.
/ viii, therefore, receive volunteers, to the
number Of ten thousand, 10 serve for the term Of
two years. They are expected to bring arms
with them, for which they win be allowed a fair
value. To such as have no arms, they viii, as
far as possible, be furnished. The times and
places Of rendezvous yhl be hereafter dosigns-
ted Companies e%nlisting under this call will
report TO the Acknowledgement at jackson. Each
company is required by the act to consist Of
siKty-four men rank and Tile
JOHN J. pETTUS.
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nsnue,,,. msrnid Armand.


The New York TribuHs publishes the following
extract from e letter rom su AEsriesn consul at
a leading British port
TIE English people here do not seem 10 know
thor, is any paper but the Heraid published 10
The United States. They take this Infamous
sheet Is the exponent not only oil pRblic senti-
ment in the United States, but also Of the gov
eminent II has done SO much mischief, more
than al the other publications Of our country put
together. More than one haH Of the bitter feel
ing in this country whichyOu have seen mani
Tested within The past few weeks towards the
United States. has been caused by this paper.
Its leaders about ooRqpering Canada, and threat
ening the British government have been copied
into az the papers, and read by the Pe0ple, and
the effect has been to sour them egaiust Is.
The Hodd conoboEates lhe above by an ex-
tract from a private letter Of a leading London
ooEmission house, as follows.
II seems asonstrous to us that the moneyed
men of New York an3 she general pSbic should
aIlaW. without some public Gissvowsl, the Tier
an or ans other public print to advocate, boldly,
inrnediate cOuasoaliOH, ia the event Of war with
ms. OF all American preFerty owed here. Be
jeve me. the extracts from the p3Fs' 70 this el-
fsrt. inIustnously sown broadcast by the Lon
don Tunes and other papers, with thor com
ments uDon anything they can hrd ~disagTceable.
has a sad effect upon the public mind here end
viii work. If not diEayoWsd, lnsidIons injury
permanently to the value Of 81 American seeu-
I rites throughout Europe
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- a.lsI olrcaInr.

In response 10 eomplsints from New Orleans,
nade 10 the Post Office Department, the follow
ing circular was addressed to the postmaster in
that city
Posr OFFIcE DEFARTNENT,
RcHEoSD, Jannasy %, ls62
IL Riddsg, E-i, Postmaster, New Orleans Louissuis
e,y. rna-maiion has been communicated 10
tb;s Departmeslt that on letters delivered from
ysssrls which have run the blockade you have
f,asn charging from seveniy-hvo cents to one
soIlsr hostage. If this statement correct, III
mv-dsiy 10 ~abBriss Y0H iaat such charges are
Dr,-arwnted bV law. ~ the second section Of
an al 10 amend the act to provide for The trans
Dortstnn Of the foreign mails between the United
States and other countries, approved june a.
Is4S, % Ststuies, p. &llto Fhieh your attention
Is particularly directed, you VII perceive TAI
gorsign letters ars required to be delivered into
the postofhoe, upon Nhich ship letter postagel Is
eha-geablc. and no more, and in the same eur
rsncg as Is received for other letters. Nor eaH
the parties who deliver these letters make use Of
sostmasters for the collection Of extra charges,
- such practice, in addition 70 is ilegaltyi
ntirnt isad 10 gross abuse, and be q fruitful sub
iect Of complaint.
On eorei-u lotteIs, going out, tAe usual rates Of
postage for dhc distance they are carTsod IL oar
mails before goiDgtntO private hands Is ehargea-
hha- and the same lattb atfShtA yo NaAA ~ eAg
ev.yess or private company carrying them
Fore;gu letters which have Wu aae blockade,
en5 cone by express or otherwise, aboGld have
ne Dostage paid st the hrst postofiee in the
Cmtederste States on thsir route, and not be
earrisd past such offices to pay the postage at
Gev Orleans. Any violation Of tins Tegniation,
whather bv individuals or companies, should at
er1e h. rsDortsd to this Department.
Complaint has also been mede OF your de-
Yaandinr spelis f0g box rents. and q refusing 70
receive Confederate or Treasury rctess except nj
a discount Of twenty PEP cent You were %
pTissd By telegraph. on the 2Vth INST Of tn
views oil the Department en- this subject. and
directed to receive Treasury notes for box rents
.-ad no objection TO giving postage stamps ID
eiange II acceptable
To this direction you arc eTpccted % conform,
and It is highly desirable that the regulations OF
vour of1,-s should be so framed as 20 give Is 1t
~ jneopvelacnos to those having business with
Il "a ia consistent with the laws. ANY sction Of
an ofHoeT Of tho government which tends 10 De
ugseiate or diseredit IS paper, is greatly to be
5surecafed. and so far as fds Department is
eoneerned. vii not be tolerated.
yeryresportfuly. Bh C~LksEETs,
Tltief of the App6mtment Bureau.
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~ A letter from St Louis, published in tbe
New Orleans Deita, says that about eight hum
bred Confoderatss who were captured whoa at
tempting 50 reach Gen. Prices army, are impris-
Oned in pr. AcDowelPs medical college. The
writer adds,
The prisoners seem to be in good spirits, and
wave their hands at al good rebels who pass
neat them. They are permitted to neceive cloth
ing, etc, from the citizens, and / assure you that
there is a stream Of good things always going
into the college prison.
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AGaoD oSE-The Columbus correspondent

4 GeoD ONE-The Columbus correspondent
Of the New orleaas Pieayune gets of the follow
ing.
Gen. Pillow. in answer to & esIeaaee ~ hs
fFieHds, said Amsgg other good things, that
Providence was 8idinF ms IN every battle, and
that God was shaping the destiuies Of this
country with On invisible hand Among the
crowd was Capt. Nat. Taylor, Of Pickett's rcgi-
ment, from TenEessee, a gentlemen and soldier,
who bravsly fought al Belmont, where be zas
Dangerously wounded ia two places, Of which
~ounds he has since luckily recovered, and re-
sume5 bis posiGea- He interrupted Gen. Pill
lows remask by sayins VOL, general, it il
true; bat let is help God Almighty y whipping
he Yankees
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English papers announce with an ali Of
po@sitiveness, that arrangements have been Gem
pleted by ~eaterprsiug parties with large re-
sources at Liverpool, for the establishment Of
two lines Of first class steamers, one to Charles
ton and the other to New Orleans. A Ard hns
TO Norfolk Che terminus Of the seabosrd and
Roanoke railway, by which cotton from North
Carolina and Tennessee can be laid down there
as chesply IS at New OTleans9 is also in con
iemplation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-08

WASHINGTON, January ga speeisl com
mittee on defsnses and civilizations Of Iakos and
rivers had an important meeting this morning.
Gen. Mcclellan laid before the committee many
facts showing the Importance of immediate &C
ton. He fSvors the fortitication Of E few COM
manding points, such as MackinsW, Fort Ora
tot, and some place on the SAult St Maria
canal, and tho reliance elsewhere on naval de-
lenses, TO supply which be recommends the es-
tsblishment Of ono or more depots OF arms in
the lakes. It is understood that the commit
tee concur ia these general views, and will
make y report in accordance Herewith at an
uarIv day.
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YANKEE CAYALRY.-Ffom q source deemed
reliable we learn that = force Of $40 Lincoln
cavalry vas at the Virginia State line, in Pike
county, kentucky, a few days since. Martin
bloomsbury, captain of a company Of Union
men, from Pike county, KY, has been with the
Lincoln troops for some time, and now eomposes
q part Of tho Vandal horde which Inenaees orr
border.
Of thieves and muTderers attempt the i~a-asion
Of Buchanan, they win meet death at eyeiy
nru, aud when they least expect it, from the
brave and uneTring riflemon Of that county
TazeScsI Va Democrat, Jan. ..
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WHERE Is GAS LIGHTi-Last night was
cloudy and dark, yet not s. lamp ia the city was lighted
The new contract by which the lamps are lighted and
extinguished by the gas company, and not By the city as
heretofore, has just gone into operation. Is this begin
mug Of troubles a sign Of yer moro troubles to come
The matter was discussed in Council lastuight AMI some
action taken upon it
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DIsSoLvED-A card in orr advertising col
uinn ststes tia, the partnership beiwgan MessTs. Vinson
& Elliott, steamboat agents, is dissolved. Mr.. Vmson
continues the bnsiners. Ho is On industrious man, at
tsntiVe 10 business and the interests OF lis patrons, and a
gentleman Of Underwriting eourteousnesz Mr. Elliott
retires from business. lie is a ssLinablr gentleman, and
We wish him success in hi. future nndsrtnEinEa
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River News and sseanboai n-nsise.s.


FOR DEPARruREs TO-DAY szE srEAEEoAF COLUMN.
The river was rising three inches in twenty
four hours yesterday. The weather was iuzzy and
sIoony-mud was e~vorywher, anil business was dll
for q was almost impossible 20 work ont Of doors The
grand Duke len Tor New Orleans with a lyht trip. in
Guiding ons hundred and apean sacks aud ono hundred
barrels -four and the Quitman with o very heavy i-ip.
including eleven hundred barrels -four. sixty fereos nee,
and corn eats bran. ste....The Psrgood arrived from
New Orlesnsiu the evenng-.-.Tbo Key West Idt for
Arkansas river with a good Trip the Leila is up for the
same destination The sam Hale is tie White uyor
boat Tor to-day she isaiways To her time add is a favor
lie with trayslers-the elsv& Davy Green S her clerk
THE hears leaves tonight for Napslsaa.. The Ken
lucky is due from Columbus. and the Louisville from
New Orleans. The CambrIgc leaves Tonight Tor White
river.
-The New Orleaus Crescent Of Thursday says
The river is at present with.a thuesfset Of thal-vae
planhnE, and continues tu rise rapidly. Our planters IN
The neighboring parishes should Keep q sharp lookout
while there d time enough let them or te old blesohac-
ON the leyee continues as YET dal, with Htilo prospect for
revival The Aonz8 Cbhd and Edward J. Cav. both
len last evening Tor Memphis They lad middins
says
Our river is al alnostlow water marx aud has risen
ony A lew inches since the rain, Upper Rcd riveI
Is dead low, Rnd There IS no prospect of navfgadon- r
good many wagons have been GA or streets this week
but little business ha- been done. Large quantities OF
= decline Of three cents- Cotton commands from 81 70
cents cash, and from o % 5 ceuts ina trade.
The LOnsyine Jazrvai Of 5auuary 81. saws.
The river is still falling rapidly N this point. having
decliHed ab0ut taree feet six inches fu6u+ghr tv-a4fv-
four hours ending az six clock Lass eveuing, SI0g-s-I
throughout the day yesterday.
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uKEDEFoRrAE aoNVRNPsON.

From the Atlanta Uonfederacy
The Mayor Of cur city, Hon. James n Cal
hotn, s~ortially invites The Convention 60 NICE; IN our
atty, aud tender. them the use Of the Chy Hall
We lake the liberty 70 appoint "Wednesday, the l9th
say OF March. a. that dAy has been nRgested by q
sumbsr Oh our exchanges, aud win ia oar Judgment be
NEST suitable. The busussesu be cot through with ard
The ronysnton can Sj7urn before tie eud OF te ueos
We invite svsry Telegraph Company IA the CoHteier.
ate States q have a rspr-sentatlv here at the tlao.
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- Ttr Season
B. 0. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
W'arehOssse,
. Front Row, NIernphis. Tenn.

GPECIAL attention paid e sales or FTO4wL,..,-
- ing daily IRON 100 20 ioa barrels. dlFsrsnt bTsaas
and Tor sale.
r S, Young, formeriyWiih Mcclure kfCoafs C.rts.
vile. Tenn, Is ongsged ia ihs honse.
RETEEEHCEs-f. W Snythe, HeHstt Norton 4 Co
B Duicid, New Oesans, IA. Fisher. Cashier Bsnk
Tennessee, NssEvtle A. Hamilton. NaskvHis " NJ
Humo- Cashier, Clarksvlle. Tenn. Neaeham q ga
breath. Memphis. p,lF6es
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STARVATION PRICEs-Undor this head we
End the following in the Chicago J2urssl On South
Water street, near CLARK, nice eountIy-snoked hams nre
attho dock labelled 4" fvo cents per pound shoulders,
" thrce cents.' On STATE street. near Polk, fresh pork
hams, four cents spEre-ribs two cents, were displayed
yesterday We should think the farmer who raised the
hogs and the packer who put them up finds the above
rates thoroughly E" starvation prices
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" The Knoxville Register OF the 9Th says
that dispatches have been received in that city
from Richmond indicating That Col vaughn's
regiment, the Sd Tennessee volunteers, and Col.
Chalmers regiment Of Mississippians, viii Be- in
Fat Tennessee in A few davs
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The COTTON PLANTERS C~ONYENTION.-
At il Last meeting Council invited this Convention 70
partske q tho cty's Inequalities, aud 10 find them a
hsL Some conversation sr8se a. 10 whether the city
must foot tbs bin Of hospitalitiesi Il was decided in the
negative the city, q was decided, should offer her own
hsiL aud appoint a committee 20 cooperate with a com
mlttee Of the Chamber Of Commerce. ala. Morgan
wanted to know what the city hospitslities are, and
what thcy c0st The Chairman was OF opinion that it
includes no paying Of tavern OF other bills II that is
what tho city hospt Atty ia aOt We, in our turn ask,
What are the holpitaHugs Of the city Aid Morgan
thought the city Of Memphis had no interest IN the con
vention, bat Aid Patrick cleyerly corrected his error,
and thoaght little mouey spent by the city on the oc-
saIion would not be thrown away. Aid Kortreeht in
answer 70 a question decided that ali the city did on the
occasion would not cost the city a dollar. Cheap hospi-
tslityl The reader may proatabiy compare city hos
pitalty and rairoad hospitality IS developed in the
" asyings and Doings Of Council last night
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-08

w.. s,shmenf t,.at the House committee on
49, - Cobms 8 has decided 70 report
scainst he abolition Of sih very ~ ihe District u
satr,e. Whatever ihe ssHtimcnS q the com
r,ittee. thew have not vet beer ezpIssasp ~
vote. BFr. Upton, of Virginia, 70 @3oih lhe
emesfiou vas referred. reported 0TslYsAISi y
Ifs Judgment, it was inexpedient a. preseE~ -
aetion was, however, taken on ms report i.
e. Asbfav cave notice that if a majority Of the
a,oiftse expressed Mr.. Upton'a Viegsi he
sIen9 submit a minority report 10 The house,
s~eonnanied by a BIZ providing ior the lmme-
- abolition Of slavery within Che District
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DOLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE-I94
Vain street, over II. slnons store, viii be kcptopeu dur
ing The entire year. Night class from : to 9 Tor those
engaged during the day. Dolboars gold and steel pens
for ssIa
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LOCAL MATTERS.
OFFIFIAL POST OFFICE PAPER.
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S.

A BoUQUET-Our local. thanks a kind
young friend for the present Of q sweet bouquet may
future fortunes be as agreeable IS its flowers, and
fourisling as its foliage
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ENTERrAMM.Nr-Mr Inmes Johnson.

ENTERTATNMENT-hr James Johnson, Of
Johnson's Burle sque Opera rroupe, has becn rendered 3
complimentary benefit tris evening at OdJFelowH'
Hal This troupe has performed during tbs
past yoes toerovlsd and delighted audiences Our ph0.e
play go ug pubic has been eioctaf, q by Johnsous banjo
solo and dis inimilable railroad smashup. johnson has
been acknowledged the best delineator OF negro characters
IN the CoHbederaey. They give an entire change Of
programme tonight The talents aal popularity OF
johnson aud his troupe certainly deserve, and we hope
viii receiHc. q crnHdal house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-08

ALADY's STUDIo-We had the pleasure yes
terdsy Of whiting an artists studio, and that artist a
southeruer AID d lH5y-Ahs Annie Pcrlue, at NJ l35
Main street between Union aud Gayoso. She has nst
finished a portrait Of Gen. Price which h8s been inspect
ed by several officers and civilians Of Missouri who su.
acquainted with the general They give it high praise
Tor fidelity, aud pronounce 1t a good likeness. AZ pic
tre its most ereditable 70 tne skill and genius q tho
youthful artist. There Isl Freedom Of t6u,h, O natural
neH Of expression, and q charm in the colorjng tlat gives
US a high idea OF the young ladys %intuitfys perception Of
the esthothic principles Of her divine art We have hsI
much said Of late. aud not TOO much, OF The Importance
o, cuidvating aoufhern Literature and southern art. Here
is a young LADY, destined, II encouraged with a liberal
patronagr, 10 take an lmPortaat place in the future list
Of southern paintera Thoss who have taste FOR her
glorious profession should pay her studio a visit and all
who dosire faithful aud weI executed portraits viii End
her wen capable OF doing al they could desire.
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LK'sLEGIoN.-W W. W. Wood, Of Match
"a authorized by Cen Polk TO raise a force
y from two to twenty-five companies, for full
war barm service, 70 be stylet Z" Polk's Legion g
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SOLDIERS FAMLIEs-A petition. Of which
the following is accpy, is about so bo presented to Judge
Petit. It on o subject vita which the community at
large feel great sympathy "Hon. J WA. Petit: The
undersigned commissioner, appointed by the County
Court TO disburse areeont appropriation OF said court to
the wives, etc, Of our soldiers, would respectfully repre-
sent 20 your Honor the Importance Of a renewal Of said
appropriation, the first one having been exhausted The
undersigned are fully advised, from experience, or the
necessity Of such IA action Of the County Cour;, and
would urgently request your honor to convene said
court and recommend q renewal Of thor first and very
liberal appropriation. Lewis ANS, IT,, Samuel TiEho.
S. T. Morgan, II yolIntiur. a. P. NORTH c. ~ Farmer.
J. @. Grcenlsw. Jno. Robinson
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No LICENsE-H. S. King for running a
wagon without a license was yesterday fined s.. For
selling liquor without license james B~oggianna was fined
fifty dollars
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FINED-John Williams for breaking in the
door Of . house Of i'll fame on South street aud cutting
the dress Of the woman who Kept it in attempting to stab
her, was yesterday Hned fifty dollars by the Recorder.
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LOGAN CoURr HOUSE BuRSED-Mr. Pack
and son, who have made many hair-breadth es-
capos from the Yankees, arrived ia town a few
days since.
They report that Logan Court House has been
burned by the enemy, They are in possession
Of Boone county. Mr.. Pack says 1000 Yankees
are q~uartered on his farm. and occupy his dwell
ling aud other houses. They captured fourteen
of his negroes, who had hidden out for weeks to
elude their grasp, aud when taken wept bitter
y.-Tase,oeL Va Deuoeraf, J~aaparyt25.
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Orerloa .lElNla,n Eso.r..nL

UIADQuAnfEls OYERTON HOsFITAL,
MENrHI1 Tenu, January 70. I562
THOSE persons tAsoneE the country aesifous 5f max
ing contributions Of shy kind, for tia eomfort Of the
and wounded a. tAia post, win have the same d-
reeed 70 me. We are enzious to receive these dosa-
lions and when received, hey will be properly &C
kneTlsdgsd and distributed 70 tie dIRslent hospitals
as they may DO reqg.rea
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CORRECTED BY z a. AVERY. CASHIER or rHR aAg.
oso sAvINes ISsTIruII0a, akaIsoE srRgET.
BAnksbls Tennessee Money bsing he STANDARD