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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

= sE-The Empire Saloon is offered for sale
SThis famous establishment j. located at No ~
WI Washington street All lts stock aud fix
tuses are complete. The lease runs for over two
years Apply 90 the proprietor. decl2-dtf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

NouoK Those indebted O. Drs Parva aud
Fletcher for professional services are informed
hat their accounts have been placed in the hands
o. A W Patterson, for collection
'declS-dow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ The boiler In Mafsee'- saw mill. between
New jersey and Eist streets in the of Littes
Hotel. exploded yesterday morning The cug
neer had just stepped away. aud no one was hurt.
Some damage was done To the building
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ The present assemblage OF the State
Teachers Association Is the argos, ever known
" indiana. over two hundred and fifty teachers
IRE present, and the meeting has thus far been a
profitable one to all concerned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

tn Persons ,n.. s.., are respectfully re-
quested To call and settle their accounts with our
book Keeper. 7, f. Ilolbrook
dec2-dim JAMssos n FuNKnoUsrg.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

CoESs AND BuSIoSs --The celebrated Chifop-
odisi, Dr. Stuart. nov az the Bates House. Is pre-
pared 20 apply the most beautiful and scientific
mode OF treatment 20 al those who desire 10 be
operated upon systematically. for the cure OF
Corus, buniSns, diseased Nails, Protuberances.
Narts. &c. They are removed without pain OF
dra~ing drop Of blood Ladies may call as
vel As gentlemen. decos dlw&vlw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

- y esterday afternoon a sad spectacle was
presented on Washington street. A woman in-
toxicated cursing aud swearing all the way pub
liey passed along. locked arms between two OF
the most gentlemauIy and accomplished police.
men toward the Jail.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Losr "A very small chihuahua slut. bright
yellow. teeth out In front. aud answers to the
name Chiquite. Any Information thankfully re
eeived and suitably rewarded a, No IL South
Meridian street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

Governor Morton has been appri<cd that
the 35th Indiana (Irish) has re enlisted aud is on
the way home. They will he received with mill
tary honors,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

FoR SALE.-The five horse power engine used
in: the old Sentinel office, with tubular boiler,
heater, connecting pipes, smoke stack &C., is
now ready for delivery, and is offered for sale.
Price s2s5. cash. Il.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

sE- The City Council have resolved to remove
all hi,chiug posts on Washington street between
Delaware and Mississippi Rings in the curb
stones are "a be substituted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

A CHAR Lor.-Lot No 50. In Dunlop and
Tutewilers addition To Indianapolis. will be sold
very cheap. Ter cash. Inquire ut this Office.
de,2s-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ The members of the Feniau Brotherhood
are horeby requested t. meet 1T Military Hall
this evening nj ~, o'clock, ~ Business OF i'm
portanee will be LAID before the Society.
j AUsriN STIwAKr, Sec,y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ To night. NJ the bs,cs House, an enter
tziruient u TO be given 10 the member OF the
s,a,s Ie.chef,' Assor alton nov In this city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

lE- he,bellefontaine Railroad line will carry
passengers from local stations to the Great
Western Sanitary Fair a, Cincinnati at half fare
rates until January I. 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

.F-Where l. the recruiting office of the
Sixth Wardy Three or four desiring to volun-
teer. applied 10 rs yesterday for information in
this regard. which could not give
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

F-The Headquarters OF Lieut. Col Darucl.
ting Tor the llh Indiana, are Ia Temper
Hall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ Photographs. from miniature TO life size
made ut Runnion's Gallery opposite GIenn's
Block.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

TOTAL. '''s.ss.....s..'s.tl W,V"
Each certs ate will be sold separately ard In the
der above given, hat In event will either OF said
tcates be struck on and sold by for less than
tyhve per cent Of the par value thereof Certificates OF
purchase will be by me executed and delivered to the
purchaser which, under by the Of the decree
will erttle the purchaser 10 ave the said certificates Of
stock purchased regularly transferred by the laws Of
Indiana provided and certificates issued In case
OF a regular transfer.
D. q. ROSE, u. 4. Marshal
December 4th. lse3-decs-dtiIl Jana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
II DIRK HHOW.V .u.sRE

ON FRIDAY THE 2srn or DECEMBER, ny THE
~ undersigned. dark brown Mare, Is hands high.
The owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges. Apply al John sullivsn's Livery
Stable. kast Pearl street. X. A. NtSTON.
decaS.dat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

"a For a photograph on canvas-cabinet or
life-sixe. painted by Peoicld-go 10 Runnion's
Gallery. opposite 20 Glenn's Block.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

~ Goveu,or Morton has ma lc arrangements
giNe each at the old regiments expected home
.eeerlIOn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

n No more Wooden awnings ere to be put up
here Ia the city. So rays the Municipal
gis'siHre.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
LIQUORS.
PAINTING.

~ LONG. NO y EAST NEW YORK STREET Top
POStrE University square, Is prepared to do all
kinds OF House and sign Painting, Granting and Glazing
short notice aud IN the very best style. Persons
wanting work In his line are requested to give him
call. dec6.diy
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LOST.
WANTED.

q q l. ID. q O L ID.
4 CHANCE FOR ALL WHO WISH To MAKp
N Money One thousand Agents Wanted. Any per-
son sending - cents Will receive post paid, any Of
the following r,cepts To make Western CIDER Union
stick tight artificial honey cure for policy or ns,ula
secret art Of ching sh the hunters for
ng an Kinds Of game; tor will Seud all OF he above
together with III other ars aud dieovere with circular
containing terms agents. Address j. W LOGAN, Box
u, DunlapSvile, Union County Ind. dec29d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

lss ssissaASp..
Otnctnnasi MaSkes.

Ot0Ctmmau Morkess
ClscIssArf. Dscspber 30.
The aour market IL por,insl. add without de-
whsa, Il offered more freely; red cold Of
81 2S0ei 30; white al .3S4i 30. Corn better.
oa,s Ia good demand at so3s3s. Rye sold at
o. 3oai 30.
Whisky 10 steady AZ 80.
Hogs are In fair demand a 81 for 2oo pound
averages. Receipts. $4,000
Nothing done Ia provisions
Green hams dull at &c.
Clover seed Il IN good demand and prices tend
upward: sales at 81 40.
Groceries unchanged,
Gold 81. Silver a..
Sew vers warNes.
Nrw YohK December 30.
Flour steady at S6.70@6 50 for extra State:
$7.3s@77o Tor round hoop Ohio. market closing
firm.
Whisky Is a shade lower; s9@s3c for State
and western,
Wheat unchanged Corn frn. and more doing:
$3.50 for shipping mixed Western In store. 81 -
for white. Oats quiet aud hrmer; 939s4c for
Western.
Pork steady and firm: old meas Ia fair demand
at sis 25@l9 so; pew mess $i43lh9l6O0;
old aud new prime mess $ls.3O@i9O0.
Bacon sides firm and In fair demand AZ from
l0s6@l0 ,sc: short ribbed l0he.
Dressed hogs dull aud lower; s@s14c for
Western.
Gold lower. opening a, 5s,,s. and closing quiet
at 5IL@52.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

eE-Ge, your carte. de ,isi,e a, Eaunion'-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

SAX FnaSclsco. Dec pa French paper Of
this city has received news from the City Of Mer.
leo Ia the'7 inst.
The French troops entered Marelia on the 30th
of November, without opposition.
Gen. Bcrthecr bad occupied Acumboro
Gen. Baxne was At Colela. where Geo. Com.
onf0rl was asssssinated.
Gen. Baxne had concentrated l2.00D French
troops at caleUa.
Gen Dane wasa salamasee. l6 leagues from
Guansmalts
Ii j. stated that the Governments of Holland
and Spain have recognized the new Mexican
Government.
Gen Legritte has succeeded Gen Comoniort
az Minister Of War Of Juarez.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

Z VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE WELL SUITED
a for Dairy and Market purposes, containing $50
two farms ~ 20 esh one mile east - l-
diansPois; goot grave road 20 the city. constant
stream Il water through H. leo under cultivation
good bui dhss add large barn. sugar mspe orchard
and two orchards II spple and peach trees %
large anu 81 tue best cultivated fruit aud almost every
other variety II fruit losud well improved farm Of
is sac and position.
ior terms, Ac., inquire the premises Of the pro-
Pretor ABNEk POPE.
deCa div
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INsU RANCE.
INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,


OFFICE NEWS BLOCK. rrRsT BUILDING SOUTH
or rHE posTofPIcs, Up STAIRS.
INDIA INDIANA,
ENSURES DWELLINGS, FARM BARNS AND THEIR
contents Also Churches. school Houses. Stores,
Merchandise aud other property, against less OF damaAe
By Gre Cor three Ave YEAR.
ohCcr0.
wM. A. PkELLk. President wM T. GIBSON, Vice
Presidents y. r. liza MILTON, Secretary aud Treasurer;
G. g. oliN, General Aycu'.
Directors.
WIN. A. Peslle, smitA, c. Q. DIN, VIM. 7. Gibson,
". I. kihker
3cfcrOnCcs.
Hon. :. Harvey, k1-rreRsarcr OF STATE Hon. Caleb
r. Smith, Jn ige, u. s. Court Hon. a. ~ Conner, Post
Master, WIN. X Nof-lnsef. Cashier First National Rank
v. a. Barry. Grand Secretary o. Of q. o., Newcome a
Harrington, Attorneys Al Law, Asher Adams, PUB
fishers, ~ Tlford President Journal Company, indl-
anapols Hon. q. NJ. Culver Calvrr station. tpdana
Peterson, Esq, Rich uoni d. y. Williamson, Atty at
Law, Greenca',le, II H. priehard. gsq, JonessiIle
dec2V dain.
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democratic Documents.


Aasres> cs the Democratic Members
-. esasraf Asssnsly 10 The People Of indlana'
eating fsth ne hi.sou 81 The iss session. ans ne
~sssss ~hy nsrs bed nss been ssoonpishsd during"
espsutssissAl t-rn. rhls dssamsns makes pamphlet
er.ixs~su psss. ara ~i - faruished IN assasity
rssss o. - psrhsnaf-a.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

The csuseript Aet-speech ef Hen.
.. yesrness The csssenption bil aibs House 81
representative February -. issa rhis y cue u the
ssss speeches % NJ Voorhees,. on question coo oe'
eapyiax large share 81 pshte attention, and e-sry
citizen N lailans shoala have ssory. FSc pan
pile, efsixhs psrss. Price ~ pr hundred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-31

tELADIEsi LADIES' LADIES' DON'T
f.i 10 resd the sdvsrtls>nsns The rspsr. i<sds
mPoHrAxT TO FEhALEs. pr. otsssnan. Of Nsw
Yea sss dsvpsd he lat thirty ys~rs ef be prssscs 70
rsns,s osup,~ns& uis Y!ns 60 liz charm. no
ere rsijabls ssd 80. e0ve-1eu
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Night Report

LATER FROM EAST TENNESSEE
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SUFFERING RON irreSuarty or oosuucton OF tie henses
from whsteyer cause.
1T Is SURE To CURES
Tr IS SURE To CUREl
IT Is SURE TO cUREi
1T is SURE TO CURE
II is impossible 10 enjoy the bloom 81 health and v
vacy spirits unless the Menses regular to the
time the quantity and quality when they are obsruct-
rd. makes her obtain II some other
outlet and nness these efforts nature are assisted the
psicut usually experiences Dependency. Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes IT, sway, and pre-.
natur, " terminates nhserablelife
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
IL REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
m REMOVES ALI. DISTRACTIONS,
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS.
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
III Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
BEAR IN MIND
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Nenses from
whatever cause, though should be taken that my
directions carefully adhered TO.
BUY THE BESr
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE BEsr
BUY TUE BEST
Buy THE sAFEsT
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY TIE SAFEST
BUY THE sAFEsT
BUY THE SUREsr
BUY THE sUREsr
BUY THE SURFSI
BUY 1HE SURESr
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS,
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM
BY strengthening and invgorang and restoring tie ys
ten to healthy condition II moderates all excess and
removes all distractions, and speedy cure may be
lied ON.
To Married Ladies
They peculiarly adapted, they bring the month
period " til such perfect regularity.
BIZ WISE IN TIMEl
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN THE,
ONE BOTTLE CURES
/ ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CUkEs
In almost every case.
Do NOT BE NPoSED UPON,
Do NOT BE- IMpoSED UPON,
DO NOT BIZ IMPOSED UPON,
Do NOT BIZ IMPOSED UPOS.
Bu; cut this and send your Drugg and II he
has make him buy for you may be OBJ
tanned Of the General Agent for the United Atates
4. G. CLARK 4 CO.,
wholsssis Druggists. New Eaven Conn
For sale BY al responsible Druggists.' Price 81 De,
bottle.
wholesale Dealers and tee Trade supplied a, The Pre-
prietor's prices BY LORI A SMITH,
SURE EcKsTES 4 CO Cincinnati.
BROWNING SLOAN, Indianapolis
uyio-diveod
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

DEAUrIFUL Books ALBUMS AND PlCTURHs.
I'D Bibles, frayer books, Gold Pens and Pencils Port
iOiios, dc, &c. TODD CARMICHAEL,
dec "a div No. North Pennsylvania Street.
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PROFESSIONAL.


OFFERS his sERyiCRs To THE CITIZENS or
W indianapolis and vicinity Office, Virginia Avenue
No. - Residence North New Jersey street. No ~.
octit '63-diy
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mrs FORCES DE.uOR.sLSZED

THE REBEL GEN. WHEELER DEFEATED
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
Ntlu k-Ak a, tlan Act.

TAe following CO..; OF he Act aaNDd4to5y ct he
'FxemptoH AcI ii session, passed ,.Cnresz
tharsday
~ Acr cERrAEe cLAUsEs CT IN ACT Untitled
AN EXEMPT CERTAIN PERSONS FROM MILITARY SIR
VICE ETC APPROVED IiTH OCTOBER, I6!
The tUngIes OF the Confederate states 0i america
That much Of the act approved October lIta
t52 SeFts frUm military service lone person, either
1t. cner or oVtTsess, On each plantation ~ which
white person required 10 De keps by the laws
Gu1Hces aDg 5 ate aud on VII ch there IS wIo per
III nr6 Cbe TO inltaS service aad IN states EGTiS 10
such law person, as agent owner oroVersee each
paut twenty nsgos and on which there white
laie adGt labie 10 military - and also he fol-
loving clause said act to Wi: and furthermore tO~ ad
Ii3nal police every twenty negTos, two
aatato-s within tive mice Of each O1her and each av
-, - - %, ! -, - - - - ~ - =
adult liable to military duty. person b5ing
oldest OF the owncFS or oyerscc!s ca Suc plantations
he @Et - hereby repealed
. Itae police aud management OF slave; ILere shall
L. exempted person on each la1m or Ilar'aL lie
so.o proPesty OF minor peTsoa Of U1soual mind, a
ase Sole OF person absent from home in Ee miitasy
uayG.s erVi5a CoHederacy, which there are
tFenty or n re slaves: PrOUdd, The person exempt
81 vas employ el ana acting as an oVeTeer pIe'icus 10 tue
10Th 7pJi iool, and there white male a+ut On SAID
farm or plantation who ls not liable to military duty hCb
ict shat be verified by the Gdavs OF said peraon aGd
ing ocar: Ard prOrided The such farm Or plan
tatca MS egent legal representative, shall III Ike ai3a
va ana ueFeE the the enrolling officer that after
Ha6lt tLo7t no CVetseeF be procured such
or -l asCn net liable to military duty Pr0Ujded frtb-
which the negroa have been piaced by 6yi,ian
rom 0;hsr ia n or plantation since TIE lth &c Of De.
oosF, 70. froolGto, 4risr That for every person
s&uped as aforesaid aud during the period
emp0n, there shalt be paid annually iayo tho public
treasury by the owner o. such slaves the SUN Of five
5-ed dollars.
). such other persons shall be EXEMPTED as the Prea
dent sh4u be satisfied ought to be exemptad in src's
o. country deprived Of white slave labor Ads
y The production Of grain provisions necessary fer the
support OF ihe population remaining home and aso On
account Of Jlsitce equity, and necessity.
i ECditl0n 10 the State officers CXempted by tie Act
y vcc6er iIth I96Z, there shall, ALSO be exempted all
S' ''7ia whom the Governor of any State may claim
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
Conf, dsraIe Congress.

s. L." the abls Richmond corr ssperaent of the Kocx
vile Register, pays the following comp ment to the Con
federate Congress which has recently adj urned -
WHAT MAY BIZ SAID OF CoKGREss.
In these last days OF tha srss n tn re IL striking con.
uaS between the modes Of station this and the Fed
Ia Oopgsss During the closing week session of the
reoera' congress ndscrhAb Bile confusioA reigned bn la
the Senate and House. The great mass Of he ,o' -
knew nothing Of what was being done Everything was
TO the several commees and the lobby hnuc
bTibed and brow beat every of the two bona
Here in Richmond, the contrary business Ia
nnder cor sderation.
1t is mo apparent than before that ths
sale denupcatf0s to which this Congress Ru CT
ed BY tic and lie correspondent urjust aud he
who denies has only TO institute comparison suOh no
have suggested Even such 10 he good order
en, mere spectator can comprehend thorough every
Proposon With the policy Viii; to Pre-
even IN this last week OF the session. Whatever
may be pronounced upon Congress they Justly effect ind
vic uas alone. and derogate the cI inns Of
majority to the respect and confidence eouzry.
All measures pending briefly discussed and deiber
atey acted Hence the ndments which the cum
brous tax bill has been sut jec ted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
kStsI% rt-L RDlrt st.

N'Importe," writing TO tho Mobile Advertiser &
R.gi3,r, lrcm iuiiah0ma, the u b uIt,, says
aen Forrest hes bSen again ssisned TO an i"oenyn'
dent brigade, aLd be Will longer repOr: IL Eal
Dorm. his IS right and now IeIease Morgan from
Wheecr's authority, and all will be well, a,d bcker
-ipes between our cavalry leaders ard their friends will
cease a7d the cd dash Of Forrest and tie WHY
skill Of John Mcrsen will brighten TIE hopes OF cur
partisan exploit.
II Gen. Van Do'n's corps, tha cavalry armed with
sabrts aud pistols cave aeen brigad ana placed rder
Gen. FIaLk C. Armstrong, DEo can h,ndle tem il
any L is the IN ention that tn brigade o.
Eight draIoona shal encounter flo Yankee regulars
"Lo are similarly armed, end tonrn ament at close
Quarters 81 tiece lont Us locked for Ihe nal
ance o The comma d 1emaiu oTmety y, mounted in
iantry, Que o tie Ulost useful br nches of ser
yiro
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-05-14
BRUNSWICK.
CENnaAL gRAGG,s uEEIC1AL.

Oar readers viii remember that in General Bragg's
O&cial Report of the battle of MurreesborO', which
we published a few days ago. Major Geferals Cheath
am, McCown, and Brecknridge were strongly aad Gl-
rectly censued being responsible for the defeat in
the bloody engagement 1t cannot be supposed tn
these Generals who have sustained themselves as gal
liant soldiers IL the mbdS of the people, BY their heroic
conduct OH the bloody fields 0 Belmont Shiloh Baton
Rouge and Perryvilie will be permitted TO stand SO
charged without the most scrutiniz ng Investigation
the grounds which hese charges are made. a cor
respondent in the Rockville Register Of tire 2l Instant
in speaking Of these Generals says: If they brave
aud skltul tcer5 their services Invaluable to the
country but en- tie contrary, if they unequal to
the proper discharge Of the grave duties imposed upon
them by the commissions they bear the most imp ra-
tive n5deraons Of public interest demand that Cthers
more competent should be put in their places
II, on tie other Eapd Gen. Br,gg has rom any
cause done injustice to th in this report his punish
mcnt should be i'll propor 20 the maens be possessed
of acquainting binse With al! the facts, and TO the
Injury dole.
It is not my purpose to outer upon discussion cf
tie Issues bat#etn Gtneral Bragg and the ceneured
Generals feel further interest in the controversy
than must be felt by every citizen OF tie ConederIcy
That controversy VIII be conducted by others more in
terescd than ard lis dec by tie people will be,
douo not, impartial and just. 1t cannot be determn
ed until all the tac:s known; and the sole purpose
OF this communication is to state The reasons that n
fu1Dce me 10 invite su3ptDsOn OF pubic OpInl0n un-
til the accus may be heard Gen. Brogg makes
slrong against them, and II his facs cepted,
il is difficult perceive what defense they make
But mag8aDmuy S not one. If The virtues Tor which
Gen. Bragg is Ioted aud those who know that at
least two, and probably ALL OF the cersured Ctces had
incurred Lis i'll will by giving an affirmative answer to
40 Inquiry propCurd3i TO them by him in circular,
whether the feejing in the army towards him euch
to make it desirable to The service that be should be
transferred to auolher command and that Other
of bad feeling towards them existed, will nOt his
ce1sure as necessarily just"
Southern COpfederGcU
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From the Augusta Ceastitutionalis

OCR COMMISSIONERS IN ENeLAED-NTben a distn-
gnshd cz n, representing the teeliSgs and interests
vi a new Republic, sprung INTO lie amidst great War,
Maintaining itsel in to stir tbe blood OF kin
cred men everywhere, lays before tie Foreign Office
list of NUMEROUS vessels passing III and out during
several months, through S)-called blockade the Nj,
nvite resurrectiops. Mr. Layard, has the honor to
kDowe6ge the receipt of The communication in regard
to the blockade Of the Southern coast OF america -
When new list is presented, and Earl Rassel's atten
ticu called to his own nwarfantabe Interpolation OF
the agreement of Paris which the Confederate Gov
eronent upon an informal request OF Great Britain,
bad aesanted, Mr. Layard again has the honor, etc
and NO doubt dstractedly says to his fellow
" Oh bere's this Mr. Malon been here again, venting
to know you know. On my, but it is toe bad be
mnsn't come here, but he must go somewhere eso ,,
ghefe they ii tell him to come here"