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NOTICE
Of taking depositions to perpstuats festimony y

Of taking depositionst to perpetuate testimony.
In the matter of the petition or bill of Lewis L.
Watson, James Long and Thomas Watson, to the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Bedford county, Penn
syvania, to perpetuate testimony and Subpoena to
Margaret Anderson, William S. Anderson, Thomas
Anderson, John A. S. Anderson, Levi Anderson,
Samuel Anderson, Jonathan Alloways and Elizabeth
his wife, David r. p. Anderson, Mark Ande rson,
Susan Jane Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, William
Anderson, Thomas Anderson, James Anderson, Jon
athan Anderson, Tyler Whitehead and Rachel his
wife, Sarah Anderson, Robert Anderson, Samuel
Horton and Elizabeth his wife, Elizabeth Anderson,
Silas Anderson, Lewis Anderson, Christian Broad
stone and Susan his wife, Abraham Reed and Matil-
da his wife, Lemuel Evans and Wealthy his wife,
David Figart and Amy his wife, Geo. W. Shreeves
and Isabella his wife, Andrew J. Dunlap and Ruth
his wife, James Anderson, Susan Anderson, And'w
Anderson, Henry Anderson, Edward Anderson, Su-
san Anderson. Rebecca Anderson, edward Shreeyes,
David Sbreeves, Ephrain Foster and Elizabeth his
wife, Dennis Kerrick, Ellen Kerrick, Elizabeth Kerr
rick, William Kerfick, jesse Horton, Samuel Hor-
ton, Edward Horton, Benjamin O'Neal and Eliza
beth his wife, and Josiah Horton, heirs of William
Anderson, deceased, to appear, &c.
February i2th, 1868. The Court appoint Samuel
L. Russell Commissioner to take testimony.
Notice is hereby given to, the above named par
ties that the said Samuel L, Russell will meet them
or such of them as may choose to attend, at the
Court House in th borough of Bedford in the coun-
ty Of Bedford, and state of Pen vania on Satur
day the 25th day of April, A. D. is63 at 10 O'clock,
A. NJ for'the purpose of taking said testi mouy IN
PERpETUAM MEaoRAM REL, as pr yed for in said bull
or petition at which time and place all of you who
soc proper 10 do so may attend. qs'ltrs
s. L. RUSSELL,
April 8, 1899. Commisuoner.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Hannah earn, Adam Can,l In the Common Pleas
Henrietta Williamson, Or of Bedford county, No
ange Williamson and o. E. l, of April Term, 1851,
Shannon, Admir-. with The
will annexed Of Samuel Writ de partitione fa-
earn, deceased, cienda.
s VS..
Mary ARA Woods and John February 9, 1863,
George Woods Rule upon all psrties
interested to appear and show cause why money in
Court should not be paid to Mary Ann Woods, &C.,
and Alexander King appointed Auditor to take tes-
tlnony, report the facts aad make distribution Of
the moneyia Court.
The undersigned appointed auditor for the pur-
pose above stated w attend to the duties Of
his appointment and meet ali parties interested at
his Office in Juliana Street, in the Borough OF Bed
ford, on Wednesday the 18th day of April next.
A. KING,
March II, 1863. Auditor.
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A FRIEND In NEED. TRY IT.

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNlMENT, ss an
external remedy, is without rival, and will allev-
ate pain speedily than any other prepar alton
For all Rheumatic and Nervous disorders il is truly
infall,ble, aud as curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprans, Bruises, &C., its soothing, healing end pow
erful streng henng properties, excite the just
der and astouishment of all who have ever given it
a trial. Over one thousand certificates of remark
able cures performed by it within the last two years
attest the fact.
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Bedford English School

The Spring quarter will begin, Monday, A
prii 10, 1868. tf
Students may pursue any Of the English
branches usually taught in the best academies
and seminaries. as.
"A Normal Class will be formed and instruc-
ton given daily in the theory and practice of
Teaching.
I No student will be taken for less time than
the full quarter, nor will any deduction be made
for absence except in cases of prolonged sick
ness. lts J. w. DICKERSON, Prin,
Terms 500 per quarter.
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PUBLIC SALE
CT REAL ESTATE.

By virtue q an order OF the Orphans Court oi
Bedford county 'he undersigned will offer for sale
on the premise. near HopewelI, on Saturday, s5th
of April, inst.al the following described property
of James kicfeson, late of Broad Top township,
deceased, 10 Wit; A tract of unimproved land, &
joining lands o. Schel and Foster, John Bum, and
the John Belt mTvey, containing 81 acres, more or
less.
Terms-Onethird cash, at confirmation of sale,
the remainder in two equal annual payments with
interest. Sale 70 commence at O'Clock of said day.
For further nriicuIars nqureof Joseph w. Tate
Attorney at law Bedford, Lemuel Evans, Esq. Coal
Dale, or william Foster and the undersigned living
near the premises.
GEORGE w. RlCHESON,
.adm'y. Of J. RieA<son, deed.
April 9, 1864.
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bTICE.

All persons residig within the 10th division
of. the 9th Assessnfnt district, who have star
ted in business liabldto be Licensed under the
excise Laws of the United States, since th6
Assessment was mad, willmake applicationfor
the same as soon as lossible, also, persons hay,
ing monthly returns { manufactures to make,;
will please make theh on or before the lst oil
April 1868. Address, .s.lSu IA
ROBERT RAIS1ON, Ass. Assessor r'a''s
Pattonsville, Pl.
Waterstreet, March27, 1868.
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To Horse Owners !!

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in all cases of
lameness, arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrench.
ing, its effect is magical and certain. Harness or
Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., il will also
cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone may be easily
prevented and cured in their incipent stages, but
onhrmed are beyond the possibility Of rad
ic cure. No of the kinc, however, IS so des-
per ate or hopeless but it may be alIevaed by this
Lni ment, and its faithful application will always
reno the Lameness, and enable the horse trav-
81 with comparative ease.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at tand for its timely use
at the firsst appearance of Lameness will efecually
event those formidable Diseases to which all hor.
ses are liz BILE, and which render so many otherwise
valuable h,srses nearly worthless
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Allegheny Male & Female Seminary.

RAINsBURG, Bedford Co., Pa.
will open on Thursday, April 10th.
P,7nctpal-- j. w, HUGHES.
recptress-MRs. SALLIE HUGHES.
Miss CRIswEII, Teacher of Music and Paint
ing. 3ss r..sas ..s .5.e
Expense per quarter of ii weeks, will not
exceed from % to 20 dollars.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration on the estate of Naomi
Smith, late of southampton township, deceased
having been granted TO the subscriber, residing in
Bethel township, Fulton county, all persons ndebt-
ed TO said estate are hereby notified TO make imme.
date payment, aud these having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH BERNHARD,
April 3--sts' Admir-.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters Testamentarv on the estate Of Solomon
Dehl late Of Coerain township, decd, having been
granted to the subscriber, residing in said township,
notice is therefore given TO all persons indebted to
said estate 10 make ayment mmed ,tely, and those
having claims will present them forthwith, proper
ly authentic @ted for settlement.
April 8. HENRY ?. DIEHL, Ex'r.
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HOWARD HOUSE,.
BAL TIM 20 r E,

The undersigned has the pleasure of announcing
10 bis friends, and the public generally, that he has
Re-0pened this Extensive and FaVOrite Hotel,
and socits the share of patronage which IT'S highly
fav orabe locaiion and his efforts to please may de-
serve. Having beea engaged for many years
conducting popular Hotels ia Pennsylvania, Virgin
ia and this city, he feels assured of being able, with
the aid Of his competent assistants, to meet all Just
expectations Of the travelling community in man.
aging the Howard House. in style surpassed by no
Hotel of lit class in the country.
TeIms--Gentemen's Ordinary, $i.75 per day.
Lsdies' 200
Respectfully,
WIN. C. REAMER,
April 3, ls63.-3ts. Proprietor.
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Auditors Report distrib-
uting the funds in the hands of Nicholas Sleigh
ter and Solomon Flight, administrators of the
estate of Daniel Slsghter, decd, confirmation
of the same, taken lf by the Orphans Court,
and referred to the hbscriber to ascertain adj
vancements, hear tik evidence and report the
facts. The undersigned will attend to. the du-
ties of this appointment on Friday the Sd day
of April, 1868, at lis office in Bedford, when
and where all parti$ interested can attend.
JOHN p: REED,
March 20, 1868. Auditor.
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DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE OR RE-

howard ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. Diseases Of the Nervous Syst'm, Spermator-
rhea or Seminal Weakness, lmpotence' an, o,hei
and Premature Decay-new and reliable tire atmen!,
in reports of the Howard Association, sent man
n seated letter envelopes free of charge. Add. ess'
DR.. J. SKtLLIN HOUGH ron HowARD AssocIArI.S'
No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March 6, 1S63-ly
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DIR. SWEETS
ca U T1oN.

To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likeness Of DR.. Stephen Sweet on every label, and
also "Stephen Sweets Infallb.e Linment" blown
10 the glass Of each bottle, without which none are
genuine.
=. RICHARDSON H. co.
Il Sole Propiietors, Norwich, CT.
!. MORGAN ALLEN, General Agents,
46 Cliff Street, New Yark.
ny-sold BY all dealers everywhere
December 3, le62-F
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And will positively prevent YELLOW
FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, sc.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL, OR BAD WHzSKEY!

81
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety-rine
cases out of hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale anc universal nom
ulaIiry of Hooiands German Bitters, {psseiy vege-
tabie) hosts of ignorant Qnacks and uascrupulous
adventurers, have opened upon su.ierisg humanity
the lood gates of Nostrums in the shape Of poor
whiskey, yiley compounded with injurious drugs,
and chIistened Tones, Stomachcs and Btters.
Beware of the innumerable array Of AIcot olc
preparat ions in petho,l, bottles. anil big beled kegs
under the modest anpellation of Btters; which, in
stead of curing, only aggravae disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer 10 despair. kss4
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
Are not and untried article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie and their reputation and sale not rivsled by
any similar PR parstien. a nssxt .A.sA
The pioprie,ors have thousands Of letters from
the most eminent s.t ss saastA
CLEkGYMEN ~
LAWYERS, y i 4a.a-..-
PHYSICIANS,
& AND an 81 SIS
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X x 4
DIR. 8 w E EFT s.
INF.fLLIBLE
LINIMENT
GREATREMEDY

FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, LCMBAGo,
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. sPRAINs, BRUISES,
CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE,
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND HER-
voUs DISORDERS.
For all Of which it is q speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This Liniment is prepared from
the recipe OF DR.. Stephen Sweet, OF Connecticut,
the famous bone setter, and has been used 10 bis
practice for more than twenty years with the most
AS AN ALLEvIAI OR OF PAIN. it is unrivai.
ed by any preparation before the public, of which
the most skeptical may be convinced BY a single
trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in thou
sands OF cases where It has been used it has never
been known TO fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, i. viii afford immediate re-
lief in every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve the worst cases Of HEADACHE in
thre, MINUTES pnd is warranted to do It.
T0OfHACHE also will it cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LASSITUDE arising from imprudence or excess,
this Liniment is most happy and uniailng remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues il strength
ems and revvfss the system and restores it to elias
tcity and vigor. HAfp
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, we claim
that it is the best known. and challenge the world
to produce equal. Every victim of this Distress
ing complaint should give it trial, for it will not
fail TO afford Immediate relief, and 10 a majority Of
ses will effect radical cure.
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous, bot timely
application Of this Lnment will never ia il to
SPRAlNS ale sometimes very obstinate, and en-
largeent of the joints is liable TO If neglect
ed The worst case may be conquered by this Lin
iment in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, UL-
GERS, BURNS AND SCALDS. WELD readily to
the wonderful healing properties Of DR. SWEETS
lNFALLlBLE LINlMENr, when used according
TO directions. Also, CHILBLAiNS, FROSTED
FEET, AND INSECT BITES AND S FINGS.
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HOOFLANDS GERMAN BirrERS.
PHYSICIANS.
Avn
CITIZENS,

Testiyng, Of their o~n personal knowledge, 10 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of these Biters.
Do you want something to strengthen you?
DO you want good appetite ga
Do you want 10 built up your constitutional
To you want to teel welli
Do you want TO get rid Of nervousness
no you want energy W ssI
Do you want to sleep well P ~
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeIingf
II you do, use H00FLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
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nI.Ie.nIir IL uIInei..

Prom The following extracts rom Rspub-
hcan pspsr, it appears the "loyap' men and
wsmen Of Southern Illinois do not sleep in &
bed OF rosss:
sssLoYAL PERSONS ORGANIZING As MILITIA
AsB AsKING FOX ARMS.
SPRISGFIELD, LII, Sept. "a, 1868 -Iu
Misssuri the rebels commenced their Operations
by Organizing aud srming their Dsrtissns as
ate militia, who have subssqusutly degen
Grated into open rebels, sEd finally into bush
yhsckeIs. in this Ssats the eopperhssds desire
to reverse the praetiGe- They are ATTEMPTING 4,
organize bushwhsckers iRs0 militia, whieh nj
| hta, a. the proper time are 10 be raised to the
1 dignity of open and sv0wed rebels, with State
/ arms IN thoir hands. Y0ur readers viii remem.
ber thst I spoke Of g fellow named Bob Davis
| son Of Long jim Davis" al old Whig poi.
tieisn Ihis DAVIS has been making speeches
! denounciug the Government, and calling upon
/ me eoUpcrheats snd K. g. C's 70 resls! its
upurpalans, - IS be calls them, with arms L
! liz sgeeches be siso claims that shere are one
/ hundTsd thousand K. G C.'s in the State Well
! his Davis Is raising q regiment IN kiontgomsry
sad adiuining cJuntses, AID lew days siHcs they
net IL open prairie and elected their officers
Bob DAVIS was elected colonel, John Pease lieu
| teusut-colonel, and John II. Beatty major Th,
rspoTt is that Davis intends 70 spply to the Gov
erSor CT the S ate for AIMS for TINS regiment
/ Considering sire speeches Of Davis, this Woall
I he 4 cauital iake. When he gets the arms
/ suppose he VIII theu make that 'raid" upci
/ Springfield hich his friends say be intends {,
/ make on the 26 b inst. At which time, il il
sta.ed. he proposes to arrest the Governor auC
! STATE ofieers, held them IS hostages, sHd eTeat
: provisional government. Gene on, kr. DAVIS
] ] want to ses thst pTogramne carried out
you wait until you ge5 ycur commission from
1 Governor Yatss, ] oplns you viii never make ID
DAVIS, yea VII. nayer get hat commission.
Anotner esppcEh0sd who IS rsising company
| Of militia under the law IS a fellow who sgylsi
himself Capt Wm. B. Hamilton, Of Hamilton
/ Haseeek county. H7 does Los aspire to th
raEk Of c0leBel. ede only WeEts 70 bs captain
/ learn that hs does net Wsnt arms from ths Sat-
for lis company. lie intends 10 have lhem pro
yidea hom some otGsT s0afos perhaps the X G
] C's Arsenal IA that part Vi tae country. How
J ever thst may b., Capsaln Hamilton, you, 800
cannot gel a colnlisslon, AID you might as wei
1 disband your company. Inc loyal men IN TIA
psrt OF tie Siaie lave tho suspicion that you AZ
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LSignsdl J II. MAs0N,
Special Csmmissioaar, etc,
Thc wItsdrawaI Of ssr. aIa.sa frsm En.


The Withdrawal Of lzr. z1asss frsm Ens
gland.
The text Of the latter in which Mr. Mason an
Rounees the tsrninssion Of ths Coaiedera.e
mission to England ia sa follows.
No. q UPPER sEraoUR ST.
PuEfusn sddare-
Lon30n, Sept 81 1853
Ths E7ht Uon. Earl Russs'L Her Msisstys Secretary
Of STATE f1r Foreign AGairs
NY LORD:-In dispatch frsm The Ssersssrv
Of State Of the C0afsisrsss Stsiss Of America.
dated 4ih day Of August last, and noE Just re-
csiFsd. I an instIucie3 10 consider tie missioa
which brought M % Engisud as 1t al sad. snd
an directed 70 BilbdrsE as oles from The
country.
The reasons for terminating this mission are
set forta IN sn extract Ism dispatch which I
have the honor TO esmmunicale herewith.
The President believes thst the Government
Of her Msissty has determined TO decline the
oveTtures made through you for establishing.
6y tresty, friendly relations between ths two
Governments, and eulsriains 40 intention Of r.
eaiving you as ths aeereaisod Minister Of his
Government near the British Court Uadsr
these Circumstances your eontnusd residence
IN London Is neither cnudueive TO the inter
est EOr consistent with the iigui.v Uf this Gov
eminent, and the President therefore, REQUESTS
that you consider your mission O. an end, sud
that yOu withdraw with your sscretsry iroa
London
Haviug made knswn 70 Jour lorishi1 on ny
arrival hare the charseie7 and perBcses II ~
mission entrusted to me BY my Government. i
hsvo deemed it ius 30 courtesy thas 60 make
known 70 tho GoFsrnmsnt of her Efsfssfv ise
.srminatian, and that I shall 81 directed AZ
once withdraw from England
hEVa the h0n0r 10 be
Your LoFdship's very obi sy'l
j. d. MASON.
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EVPRPSS TOVFCE,

DFTICE HOUTHElth EABkEsc D1llFAn-Ar
ATLANTA. September = b ls55
g order 20 avoid understanding and 10 make our
charres c1uf1rm 70 the Eoi tty assumed tns Con
INV se-sbv qires notice that from an6 aftsF October
Isl 1863 shippers viii be required 20 pass their Vaua
son upcn .each package before j VIII be received
such Va ne Will b. in-srted iD the C0mpsnYs recelpi
.snd ez-sbtrh the liability Of the ompany FOR iAe
4zsount-ths set of sod snd The public enemy on-y
sr-e7tef u T. CAMPBELL,
gse Iw Agent.
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The western KeFth Carolina Mining,
smelling and COpperas
Manufacturing Company
Capital stock 81. 600, 600.

yv-grg COMPANY has by special act Of the Legs
ir-ure al lgorih Carolina been regularly ineofie-
rated ard orEznised
f1fs racns laiues are very faTcr1blY filpalea AAe
ssv of sceeas by railroads. and are ponculeee - Lpe
$50 geooezt slperior 10 The faEcus -uueEioHn
alnaE possessing sdvantsges over 81 AalninE SesEa
,,isg Ia he Confederate Sta IS.
Subscriptions 70 tie Capital stock yin be receives
- - urgersiEned Shares se1l A. t1ere is but q
-.itf snseunt Of stock offered tOr sale az parties
,1shine - msks lives meals viii 90 vel 70 cal ano
~ - ne orea ero other evidsnceg q tier Intrinsic
,-gI1s -euosIlsd st or otlos.
NcNAUGHT, OREOED & Co,
10 e-t Whitehall street
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GOLD no EXCHANGE R0a C8NFEDE.
RAHE PAPER

nEFUGEEs are no.ihed that have two dssirsbls
III PLANT sTlOss for ssls-9ns containing four
fnred aeres su5 he other tgro hundred-both dssira,
BE places Ful description is usees. They are ioca-
ted IL Barlow couuty Ca and within thrss miiea Of
the Western ana Ahanac kslroad- Confer with the
-undsr-iznsd a. CarrersVille. harrow county. f1a
- a0fs VIZ HfFCHE T.
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DESERTED !!
Private ". 7. Shsckleyl
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE PLANTATION KNOWN AS THE
Downing Hiu Nursery"

sit-utsf one ana half raileE s-uthesst Of Atlanta
coutsiulng 2is2t acres mole CT less
ON the premises Comfortable DWbI LING
~ ROUSE, with i've rooms a1d large Gel ar kttchan
f11s ehouss negro quarters bsrns stables, cribs etc
The Place Is vel atsrsd vi hne Frrnss- end three
nsverfa1inf srreaTs- On who s1er9 are about hiiy
acr=s cf fns bottom lsnd.
There ais. a. orchard IN bearing, o. thirty acres
embracing he tnfst collect In The country 0f q p
-ls- Pea es Pears, prisOts Nect7riueBi C1errles
Piuubs Z 8 ere. Also Esary two Ecrss in Viueysrd
u te choicest EiHds Of Grapes hne collection o
Izpecimel Ornamental Plauts-
Hsrinr sold the Eursery stock 20 D. Redmond, Esq
Of AuHusts, oer the above property for ale II
ne purpoze o. dvisi0a For further particulars apply
ether 10 WA 2. Robinson, the place 70 DE. hn
y HARDEN O. The Empirs Hospital, OF % the
REV J L ROGERS,
as Cariersvilfe. 6A
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95T5NEsAL ORDER NO. -,

PROVOST EA66BA1S OFFICE !
ATIESTA. "a, september 25 1888 5
p searers nud soleiesE arriving at thus poat viii
IL - - ~ Proves Marshal Immediate q. r.
- sr - ihsir @. sers, furioughs, leaFos Of sb-
se1es- sfe. ray be exansEed .-,-,.-,, -
Tbs Provos4 Guard j. nstractea . hAt eil oLleefs
and men, AID demand q 1ela pa-'' '1 '- Nv Us
MarfnsL - - ,sisb fi.,se ~
rs order b not intended 70 nieSii W ,lss 49,. n
are ebsent from tleir cQulasilaA Flta RieP5 s =
-. ~ go number oi sbssn.sas Hliiqut ieate y
urs tbsf nH shoaid report, IN order taai As t1-'s
ones ulsy b. dsiecpea- :. ~ ,.,pr-r4sr
b 0rder q n III " r1.,t.,-..-
CHAS. W. REDEA,
~ - rsnt.ln ana ProEasl A.Lllal
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NEW COMIC JOURNAL.
WILL Be iszrsd monthly, commencing sbsat the
w 9ol q October,
s' The Confederate Spirit and
Knapsack of Fun %

A Fruncrcus JouInsl profazey illustrated with The
Esst Genie Designs
T.ro-,d 70 VVf. Hum0r, Fun. the S'aga, ard the
sporrs ard Pastimes Of 1hs age-
Trqe o7-rf6 sizs-sixieen pagea PriCs hy cents per
~ Il q. CLARKE.
Publisher
HHmH
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lreFIras d AdveFtisiIag. q

Au advertisements VII b charged tHO dollars per
Eyuars for The frst inssroa saa ens dasr aud hfty
cents ior sseh subssguent Insertion
Local notices VII be charged st the rate Of 6fy cts.
pm lns.
Obituary notices charged At the rats q twenty-five
s per ne and AZ othsr articles not Of general public
interssf ss nhsr adve-tisemsuts.
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Your obedient servant,
J. p. BENJAsIIN, Sse'y of State.
Hon John Siden, Commissioner, etc, etc,
Paris, France.
Mr.. BENJAMIN TO Mr.. FULLARTod.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RIcHMosD. October 5th, 1863.
Sir; Your letters Of lhs LIST aud 81 iust. have
been received. You inform this Government
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-19

From The following extracts rom Rspub-
licsn Pspsr, it appears the "loyaI' men and
wsmsn Of Southern Illinois do not sleep in q
bed OF roses