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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

nc tot'u productive INDUSTRY ol the
United States for 1860 was 81 900, 900
900, and OF this vast amount New York
ard Massachusetts pro
duced 1881 1850, or nearly one half
of the whole united.
The Boston boot, shoe and leather
market is very brisk just now. The de
manl considerably exceeds tic supply,
and though manufacturers are dong
the best they can, and sell readily for
cash all the work turned ont, the pro
dneton is limited by the scarcity Of Ia
Dor and high cost Of materials.
Three thousand seven hundred and
slightly six invalids, and five thousand
wiaowcs, orphan children, sisters and
mothers, have made applications for pen.
sions since the l4th Of July last, for los
scs in the present war in the army, and
two hundred and sixty.four in the navy,
making total Of nine thousand and
fifty.
The Airline Railway bill. before Con
gross provides for road to be done in
two years from New York to Washing
ton; first class trains to 80 through in
eight hours fare not to exceed 81 cents
per mile first class freight not over 5
cents per tun per mile; Government to
have priority Of business at cents per
nile for troops, and cents for freight.
A Colonel Just from Helena, says one
hunere! and fifty six men were needless.
" pnt into the street by order Of Mcdi.
cal Director irwin, and that he saw two
Of them die in the mud before he left.
All accounts from there agree that Irwin
Emo and German arc utterly unfit 70,
the positions they occupy, and that
they are fast running the men unde,
their control.
The cars passed through to Muir.
frecsboro on The 10th for the fret time
since General Buell's memorable retrca'
from North Alabama.
n@-Gcn. Francis Gardner, formerly
Of the Z. S. Army, is now in command
Of the rebels at port Hudson. Van Dorr
and Lowell are Briyadier-G Generals undcl
him
~ Union refugee from Port Hind
son, says that there are many URior
men in that vicinity, who know eacl
other by secret signs. lie says he could
! travel thousand miles in tho Confed
| eracy and stop with Union men ever,
night. The con,sabauds at Bato,
Rogue number over two thousand.
Jonathan Smith, Of Quincy Illinoi'
states that he has made over tour ton.
Of sorghum sugar the past year.
Senator Hale Of New Hampshire il
seriously i'll at Washington.
".Eavine purchased one Of Grover 4
Baker's Family Sewing Machics about
foar years ago, most eheertnlly state
that without il my wife would hardl,
know what 70 40. have no difficult,
in keeping it in order, and would no
change il for any other-being per
fectly satisfied with i,."-lsaac Il. Wc,7
1Albaay, n. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
New AdvertlxmenIs.
Essray Notice.


Taken up by William Gallagher Of
Howard Township Tama County, Iowa
one Bay Mare coIt, supposed to be three
years old Next summer, with black
Name & tail nigh hind foot white, also
the lrf fore foot, with dark spots in front
small size. Appraised a. Thirty five
Dollars before James Stone Justice OF
the Peace.
Feb. 10Th, 1863.
David y. Arre'gate,
Clerk % the District Court,
Tama county, lona.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
List orEctters.

Remaining in the Post office at Toledo
Iowa Feb. 10th A. y. 1868.
Barnard G. Il. Mitchell Mrs ElixaO
Brown Lorenzo s. Morse Henry. J. 2
Brown i. S. Murphy John.
Gage Mrs Lucy. Parsons i. G..
Gorgan John. Smith Erastas.
Hall Miss Ellen. Morley Mary. A;
Persons calling for the above letters
will please ny, advertised.
IA Graham p. NJ.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

The Senate has passed billy taxing
banks ono per cent, for two years and
after that two per cent. We think this
will have strong tendency to make
many Of the banks close their business
under their present charters.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

JOHN DWIGHT Z. CO..
Manufacturers IF
- AIEEe "a sTTJ9.

NuRtf ac!uge.'s II
.EEe.AT.LJ9,
Super-Carb Of Soda. &c,
AMI sole agents in the City Of New York for
CT cam Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED BY
Pref. EHEN N. TEORSTORE1. OF
Harvard University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover Square,
(uP sTAIss,) NEW YORK.
The high price which Cream of Tar \. COM
manded in 1854, together with the alarming
extent toIwhich its dangerous adulteration had
been carried, with other considerations.
inisc he :ist gui he Chemist, whose name
is given above, commence what proved 10
lie long and laborious scientific research,
to discover u desirable substitute therefore.
His efforts were crowned with abundant sue
cess, and hundreds of thousands Of pounds
of the Substitute have been sold and used
during the last five years, throughout the
United States and the Canadas
The following true comparison of its nature
and the results gifts use With those Of Cream
of Tartar, will convince the most incrcdulous
of its value
Cream Of Tartar is hi. tartratc of Potash.
ThisSubshtnte Is q simple Phosphate and cone
tqins nothing bit lohat Is found II be4lsteak, an
IN corn, uheat and other cereals and is Hereford
highly nutritious. II also has health .giring
influence, and supplies That for rhich there is a
constant dea,cnd in the system.
nsa. Its sold for much less price than Cream IF
Tartar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
Notice to Debtors

Notice to Debtors
All persons indebted to me must certainly
call and pay up before the 1st day of next
April, ftkey wish to avoid paying cost.
JACOB NAUERTH.
olcdo Feb. 10th 1868.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

CAIRO. February l3.

Orders wsrc given that no dispatch, s
to the Chicago 7rn,es are to be traus-
mitted over tho military Telegraph in
Tennessee or Kentucky.
-Four million dollars have been sent
down on the Rowen to pay the troops
in Gen Grants department.
The enforcement of the conscription
law is driving many from Alabama and
and Mississippi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19
STLou,s, February l3.

"Gcn. Curtis has approved the orders
Issued by several post commanders in
Western NJ ssouri, for the suppression Of
tho Chicago Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

Spring weather this week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-19

Mr.. Theodore Sanxy Of Iowa City
has been indicted anti arrested for the
issuance Of the Branch Bank checks
circulated in that city.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

&attenfraB.- & Die 8efl. poft
BON st. Souls er;dblt fol9euoe pol1rli9e
@eldi6te: Gin dltli9er .6err, rer i'm
3ufe oes @ei3e6 itebt, Gde Ter Carr unp
8. Straee wobnbaft, bate fid Gin ]b5nes
Silmmden @reenbad6 am Wunce abae>
lpart uno permabrte e8 ierelam III elmer
alten &ife. Qlls ct seftern i1 cem Au>
bid ieineS S6aBee loben tpcllte, fano Ct
= cine nieplide &attenfamilie, bic ME
einSelne lleaen 9etlietene Stldden perrie<
tben, Die @reentad6 sum 9un& yer,ebrt
batter. @9on mebr Elm tbeures Grabz
ifid fur Staten Dae bic arme Ratten>
familic fit tie 3utunft teine Nabrunas>
leraen u,ebr bater unb ,,ieu,alS pieper
dbnli@e Nppetit<2aune entwideln miro,
eaiur iorgte cer ertoae GrbsfBer veines
frlber ni9t unbeteutenben 8erm5aene, ]"
pie fId BON ielte: peritebt. @recnbad5@
Gisentbiimtr m69en f& paber berubisel1,
bic Sorte &atten 1T btiorst unp aufas,
boben. s m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
3weites @Npiiel.
@eberfr6u, unb GpntpaQnfe.

{ f-.
@eberfr6m unb Gompasnte
Der unbetonnte b!ieb Dor elmer Gbure
iteben, ben, @intel eerabe seseniiter, 100
Smdro unp Mlf ii@ befanoen. St Dfnete
pieielbe ober nt6t ionpern eab feline Mnz
weienbeit tur@ Elm 70 leijes 8erdbren pes
1blrsriffeS gu ertennen, pab man Die ee,
beimniepoQe 8ereutun9 pe0elben ni9t
mi6oerfeben tonnte. 4
= Die Gbiire rpuroe aud ioglei9 ee6fnct,
aber aud pies eel9ab in elmer 70 porF6<
ti9en Meile, oab bic nd!btli6en Mbentcu<
rer fb nod mebr iiber3eueteu, bier paliire
etwas, wobei man feline 3eusen mlnldte.
8et BEN Qi9tl4immer, Der rur9 bic
1blr itr6mte, erblidten Fe cine Dame, al
lerpin9s weper jung nod 19Sn, aber cod
spn etneu1 etnnebmtnten Meueern, cas-
ron ter 9ersli9teit uno Seelenalte ;eua<
te, BE beu1 Deibe INNER mebr 2ieben8>
>plrpteteit perleiben, al6 bic pollenbetlfen
S1Snbeitefcru,en. SIRE milpen Auaen
paren tinnebmenr, namentli@ in pielem
Mueenblide, no cine uneefdnfel.e @erlez
0enbeit in ibnen 3u lelen mar. Sie mar
lin elmer einfa1en Atenrtcilettc.
elf blinjelte nit ZEN Au9en. @wdro
lauf&te nit t6@fer Nufmertlamteit.
s3 SD babe Sbnen cine 3ulammentunft
ueripruden !6err Baron, iaete Ge, nod
imuer IN eer balbofenen Sblre nebenr,
neil i9 tas Bebdrfnis fdble, nit Sbne,,
gu repen; ater mir mdi1en es auf ein am
rere6 9tal oeri1ieben. Mein @attc 1T
nod nt&t nad 6auie 3uriidsefetrt uno
i'd tanu tbn ieben Ausenblid erparten.
Gotoeru sic ui@t pas llnmbsli9t. Sd
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
99(r. 239.
10 Qtnt0 q I'll 5au6"
u " :" "
tcu cfultu3 N;rc6


5o1t Srabe, nabc eem gHin5lcmz 6aule
Ia ct. paul, Miune{cta.
Vas san3epauS 1T eurd5aus renppirt. Greunt.
li9e uno tequi'1c Simmer .leben Gamil;eu uu>
e'aaelnen perlsnea 3ur 0iappEtiou. -
% 80 6rr cute S'alIunS it ebenfaas aui's
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

Sepra 6rmber,
%. &a9erbter = @alpn,
Vierte @trabe, binter tem ugBinsloau. 6ou1es
Jeoen Mioraen 9pn go ubr Qus;d;
"comeil faut'' ~
ct. YauI.
SptterS 80 @entS Sic 9}ortipu
Des9leidsu = -,
Warme @peilen, =:
Netnuraticu gum -. .. ~
City 9aQ'map 9ouse, q
Dritte Strabe,1 ,.l-
obe:balb Der prtabYterianer- er-R;rhe.
3us|sieb inycriirt bic fein(len Mrtifel rpr
2Setaen, Qiaucarcn unb !6n.nnro.
Gi0arrcn ~ 80
----.--. ,, q. 3wbY, Maent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
Neue8 @attler<@eI01ft

Sat. ,lnb Aug. Sammer,
Dritte @traBe. obere Stabt, Fem @iuslpp Sans
81 une Sierte @tra6e @eo. @ruber aeseuiiter.
ct. YnuI. Winn.
Die untersei9netfn beebren I'D. bem serebrteu
eeutltsn Yublitum bic ereebene Mnssise III n1a-
9en. oaB Fe Elm neue5 9attler-W Wei i9ift crridtei
baeen. une perlpreten ale Beteaunesu prompt
unb biais au ttloraen. :"
pterse0elairre une Gattel Re!a porr1tbis.
Safcb unp 9luauif 6amn1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
@IIt9 <Ta brtf,
@. 2SeiS,

E. <S> &SetSI
W Wabinstsn.@trabs a cbertQanbung,
a - = ct. paul, Minn. .aa
Dantbar fir ben bisberisen 3ulpru9 teebrt lid
eer unter3ei1nete. ttm ceutl&en Yublitum in
Ninneicta anau3ti9eu. taB er 1eine &lfgiabrit in
pergrDbsrtem Ma6ltabe in ieinem neuen @teinge-
-bduee einseridtet bat, uut III i'm @tanbe, ieine
Runeen nit lem aQ9tmeiu teliebten ~.. ~
Nre,nium Gf(1a .........:
III Serleben. &infa9er fcpie Drpptl-G fig il int
u1er au een t.itbrisiten Vreiie 3u taten. e.
Dieter Gl(is TT ausgs3eidnet gum Ginma9er
BON @urten unb .ansernGri6ten. uub 1T ron ten,
prattii9en &bemifer Dr.@eio m;Gen1daftli6 IN
teriu@t. Derlelbe fanb ibn pullfpmn,en ei n, u.
eupFeblt Jpn auf's BeRe gum Gamilieneebraudb.
#..s@ .G . @. @eis. a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
uuipu Sptel,

untOu $9ptel,
Sde Der Wabal9am< uno 4teu2 Straes,
son ". 2uufenb elmer.
Mea ertaut. eeraun,;s, nit boben unb freurb.
lttaen 3immern rerieben, tpie pelee ecIeI H. BIZ
ttt es Gem Neiiencsn bic berrliefen Beauen,Iid,-
tetten nete, gut tsrciteter Act une Der biuioifeu
Ses.enun9. lctpie CUTE Gjs!rGnfe an Der 8or.
@eraumiee @ta!Iuug 1T Bel esm 6au(c. urb
eegga!e BEN Oarmern nau1eutlih III empfebIsr,
yfttlenee uns bereu@spSf merbeu freeil son nut
mad esr eaneune befSrerrt. f59-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
a4aenten Der xMinn. Staatsjeitun8.

a4aentcn Der ~Winn. StaatSjeitun8. !"
Minne| |ota.
Da];us5 uub Dafota 60. 9err 9enfel.
nstp lllm unb Drppn County st. Jpriter,
81. Yeter unp Stieelst etY W. S91mms',
g. Nntbrnp ". Winn!appliS, Srtb il. S"oelaue9,
SarYsr ct. Suit, ...
lp,ufato 5 1T Status 8. 5artmaaA.
5tia pater unS @albinaton &ty 81. SdsHsr,
a5i,pna uuo Winoua Gty ST. Slider.
Deueplain psrr 5ranaY. 3syberleet.
5artbault, stiee g., psrr Wsttfrisa Jlsdeaitein.
St:ac5 Qauoius, 8. Duerre.
atsb 2Sing, 5err Scbn Irerri9'
Wabalbosp, @ecrs 5uber.
"a Gro!le, 5srr beil.
3ufalo City, Disc. ST. Stiitttr.
,Sci,nfaiu Gi!y, QHs.. Or. @pibr.
Nctfcrs, gBristt g., Sobn 2usel9er.
:Rp5 3rset, 5ennepin &c., Watbtas 8siaane.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

Jobn !9aasenniller'8 -
pltt@bur9 .2aoerbier er<@a(pn,
Sde Der 0ritten unb &obert @traet.
ct. paul. Winn. aj
Sw Dalfe tets 8u.eS 9aaertier. beIifote wron.
o!es. aette 9asanna<Gisarreu. aueot,tid;,,etsu
s9mmensba!er s9! unb 2imtursrr Raie, lsp;. anbsr>
9e5s n'dt slauben 'Dia, Ter fsmme unb iber-
- Schn aaaenmfIf.r.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28


Die Mlinne(ota Staats5ettun0,
ffe pc1 Oritten unb @ataIbaw.
GtraDe. einc Trsppe bod,
erltbcint jsren Samlta9 une toltet jnei
Dou, per Sabr, in 9orausbe3abluns.
x!a,s!ns 9Pummsrn tolten Scents.
Seoin9un9en. ..- ...
I3onnirsn tanu man ~ irsenb elmer 3eitbes
3.srss; pr9 fIuueu biehem Mbonnemeat uoran'
a:br1psu Mummsrn uitt na9selanbt merbtu.
Or GubIoiytious~ ~Betrae tann in Nsten IT,
1sae sinsr Sutcu Yant einsei4idt merben>
;:T @ean 0elo in reSiltrirten BrieTen ner<
rssn 4eh:, ta9ea mir peN 0erluIt; bed nt@t IN
Hes5iltrirtsn Yriefeu. ".-
2lle WtittbsiluNsen, Weltsr u. /, u. pne au
ao..eilirrH:
Hcutber s Ggel, Yub|ilbssa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

ati NJ q. s 9. .. GitRuan, ea
Aooofaten unb &e@ts<Mnmdlte,
empteblen nd ibren perebrten beut1@en Mittiir-
germ alS &e9tsbeifanbe unb in's BelIubere aur
Ausfertigun9 BON urthnben &c.
Offtte: llet'r eittlt's Bu&-eaten, Dritte
9tra6e, ct. Saul. a.sB
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
:. 2nge,nbur9cr &pf,
o11t< un0 Bp0rbinabdu8.
*. @omfprtatles peutldcs IT
y a IT. un0 6 . It + au
3u1lt sQftllueiptd=ShnI

Tert Strabe, ,labc rem @lpdeubous.
Her unter5eitnete e.lautt ldt hermit, bic Mut.
mert!amteit beg einbeimii9en unb auswQrt;aen
eeafldeen yublifums auf iein nett unb tceueu,
e'neet'!ptetss Sat. uHs 9c0baus iu leufen.
in eemftlben fntet Der nsrtbe @all bic ouer-
!seunelt@ite nne tia;ate 8ebienuna. reiniid,ss
So9ls, cute 3et. turs I!les, tuas in einer aulGu-
e'gea 29.rfgitba1t teanlpru9t perten fauu.
gHte Stauun9 beflneet Fep sben fails beim 6au5e.
10y Stterfn peg llnteraeitneteu 1T bic Mnsr.
---- Xkecbor 8 d mm
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

Our CHRISTMAS TuRKRY.--Ths bird, which
generally makes his visits simultaneously
with those of Santa Claws, annually, came
duly to hand as expected, and was warmly
welcomed. He was in fine flesh and feather,
and, judging from the frequency and high
turkey nete of his gobble, was in bouyant
spirits. He was "cooped, cabined and con-
fined " for short time, but being fearful that
his continual clamor might bring some other
6iped 30 his relief to prevent so fowl a trans
action, we put a to his existence in the self
same moment After undergoing the culin-
airy process, and being tested by the mgsti-
catory and astronomical apparatus, it was
conceded by every one who sat on the in
quest, that he was not all "fHss and feath-
ers, but that he was biped of fine parts
and of tender and excellent qualities.
Farewell, noble bird Never again shall
we behold thy gsudy piumage-no more shall
we see thy stalwart frame--no more listen
to thy misunderstanding gobble Thy coop
is empty-thy head is trunkless--thy feath-
ers lie scattered on the ground We mourn
for thee--(or one like thee, which would do
as WELT ~" but we mourn not as those with
out hope" Our loss is great but not rrepa-
rable / Though the recent holidays and fine
weather has created sad havoc in thy family
doubtless thy tribe is still numerous. The
coop is empty and 10 New Years day is al
hand Up, s. Don't mistake the editors fol
the publishers domicil In that event. we
should have to exclaim with Richard, "Now
ia the Winter of our discontent;" and an.
other battle Of Bosworth field might ensue.,
To the kindness of our esteemed friend
Mrs Andy Montgomery, we are indebted
for the fiue gobbler above mentioned. May
her tribe and her turkeys increase may
she be blessed in barn and store-house, and
in all good things
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

81 We o. npi lhisas 10 slad' sp ibs
fisisBl. hsf tsgla ihs sssalag rsaf BY ntk.
iag rfenIfsf bsf We Hlll simply fspsai whsi
We have asi1 before that ~ soon ~ We hays
nfesirsd q sappif N pspsf long since order.
% 400 wbith ouFi' noe % be here, We sbail
saiafTs fbs CiuEsn Considerably Eincs the
publication of The Tn.wsekly was bsauu,
vs have been compelled 70 sei npoa ihgpfia.
ciplo that aa hair loaf u better than no
bread" We have bad h. "eat oar earnest
according 70 our cloth"
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

"PEGefsa AwAY"--in snswcf 10 The IN.
qulry as 70 what be would do Il the rebellion
were not crushed by a certain time Fixed by
him, Lincoln replied he should keep "peg-
ging away" We asked our old friend, Nm
Riley, the other day, what we should all do
IL the war did NJ sosn come to q close he
replied " As for myself, ! shall keep peg
ging away. Doubtless this will be good for
many solss, and may prevent many persons
from "pegging OUT lie reilcrates his de-
termination to-day through our paper, which
will place th9prospects Of our ultimate sue
cess several pegs higher Shoes must be
had, even "pegged shoes, or the thread OF
many mans existence may be cut, aud dcl
may be lost at last, and our struggles for in
dependence be boot-essi Heaven foreicud.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

Dtsa ilifk, Mlsss Dee ~. lfsf'
yeva C,fnss tLssi u ~ ~ s'slafb
laat tlnhs. M ssefshssas y baesah t1sh'
a vii. - ltls plsss 80 el.sa'sgsi r. =
~ ~. go t.fys ~ sssls'ssss siali -
80, vss sstilsiy ssttawsj iaFsits' sHt
~ siefsksss lslssflsr " Ne ilal's~al
sd w. usals 80 aisa ne sfwhaass ~
lslslse tsistelsK - 0smfiali 4 fahassa
rts ms.i - its.s tsa~s wtfs fllsi #llh
sasanmsfi slofss n 30 80 % tltf
NE lassss go ssilmslsA ~ f,llgss
gs.ss A veil. a go. lisfsnw ii'ats.
a. nm WsHsmsa 90 Caiapisll A ieta
ssa SEQ pglssis slsfss tsiaarleF = rtf'
nv latss ~ ~ fyshs' mefshegsa 81 800
Total tsHnsisi lass, 300 10 stflfisa
t. whlst Oaynbmsat l8aes sstsiai ihoussed
ta.hsis n seis. fodder. wtssi sd eshs'
siaisa smoaai hui ysl .sssfialHsi
TIE hssss We ct ~ e. W - iasssdi ~
'andoatsdlf ~ lhsis vs. W. hs while ass
hasd'sd ysfit N sfy n fts hgass'
Anoihsf hease. belonging - chalf' a Nor
lea. sa8lslaiag sfsffsl thou ssi bushels ias
IN Mind stores, saaai ~ hfs ssfsfal iimss
bai W me ssifsofdioafy vigilance n ~
Thomas ~ che ri Tess and Caps. Jgl,n A
nlbfofd. sod eihsfs. ID was saved.
Respectfully. A. q"
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

r ETTERS of administration on The estate
La of Edwin Bass, deceased, having been
grated to the undersigned by the Probate
Coust of Madison county, Mississippi. % lhs
9Th day of November, A. d 1855
All persons indebted to said decsd@ht are
noticed 10 come forward aud MAKE pas meut,
AID those having clalms against The estate are
hereby repaired to exhibit the same and nae
them Registered in the manner aud within the
time prescribed by law or they wall be forever
barred. ALLEN TAYLOR, AdMf
New, Fl, lssS. so-eS
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-29

EEIn the Confederate States Cloth.
ing Bureau at Richmond, s43s women
are employed; $3.50 make jackets and
pants, and 1888 shirts and drawers
The prices paid them are 81 for jackets.
81 so for pants. 81 for shirts, and 5octs
for drawers. Fifty hands are employed
making caps ct 5Octs. each.
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HrApeuArrpRs LoRlve's DlvlsloN,l

have been authorized hy the General Com
handing the Department, to raise a company
of 100 men, to be attached to the Headquer.
ters of Major General Lorng, to act as escort,
courers and scouts. 1t il necessary for al.
applicants to be between the ages Of Is and
Is or Between As and SIS, twill also he re
quired that each man shall fournish his own
horse. All WHO are DESTROYS Of joining this
command, willreport to me, at the Headqnar.
ters of Loring's Division, Canton
j. r. OGDEN,
Dec. "a, 1863 LIT i* Capt. d A. D. @.
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bg~ Our friends will confer great favor
by furnishing as any late Yankee papers
they may chance to get, also anything local
of interest. Letters from the trout, or differ
emit branches of the army, short aud pithy,
very acceptable.
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GEoGRAPHIckL.-Presi Davis, in his
late message, speaks more than once of the
" Island Of Nassau" Is not this an error
Is not the Island New Providence, and Mas
sGa its chief port and city2
QUEEN SABE.
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CITATION.


TO AIRY ANN ii, MCDONALD and j. H McDoN-
AID, nonresident heirs Of B. L. HARRIS, de.
ceased:
VOU are hereby cited to be and personally
i appear before the Hon Probate Court OF
Leake county, Mississippi, at the Courthouse
thereof, on the Second Monday in January
next, (the l4th day of said month"; to show
cause, if any you can, why the final settle
ment of j. @. Groves, administrator oil
the estate of said decedent, should not be au.
dlted and allowed, and said administrator
finally discharged.
- WITH ESS, the Hon. JAMES W.
Is WILDER, Judge of Probates OF
Leake county, at Carthage, this the
Second Monday and 18th day OF
December, A. d. 1868, and seal oi
said Court.
JOHN B. GRIGSBY, Clerk
December "a, 1863. l7-6t
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Repentant rebels are required by the
Presidents proclamation of amnesty not
simply to yield obedienc to bis emancipa-
ton edict and all The radical acts of Con-
gress relating to the rebellion, but to sap.
port all these. Abolitionists, formerly,
we're expected TO yield obedience to the
fugitive slave law,-which they did not
debut what would they have said il
they bad been required to take an oath to
support it.
Repentant rebels should. Of course be
required to take an oath TO support the
constitution, bnt the President, in offering
amnesty TO them, should, at the very
least, have let the emancipation edict and
all other measures OF doubtful consttu-
tionalisy stand 10 allegiance, awaiting the
decisions of the Supreme Court.
But the President was not offering
terms to be accepted be was offering
terms not to be accepted.
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