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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-10-03

VI compromise WIHut w oLJuttBCO oO 40 W
save the Confederates the disgrace Of inviting
foreign cid. said aid to be an arrangement
with France-she to assist the rebels with
fleets and armies in exchange for possession
Of Texas. 1t is said that Stephens is now in
Paris affecting this arrangement. res '"i
Chicago, Sept. 2l.-A late number OF the
Chattanooga Rebel (now published at Mari.
eta, Georgia.) contains an order from the
Governor for all who can supply themselves
with arms to report themselves at the nearest
railroad station for transportation to Bragg
army. The Governor informs the people
that he has already sent forward $4,000 men,
and exults over the affect of the CALI He
says the stations are alive with men anxious
to join Bragg. be'.ai
Washington, Sept. 2l.-The Republican
says the enemy attacked Rosecrans on Sun
day morning, the Goth, inst, at 9 o'clock
with an overwhelming force. The battle
ragged furiously all day. According to the
latest accounts, which left Chattanooga at 8
o'clock last night, two and only two divisions
gave way in utter panic confusion. From
eight to ten thousand Of these had been raj
lied and got back to their places, while the
remainder of the army had not retreated.
and at the latest moment was driving back
the advance Of the enemy. This we know
to be the latest news received here. The
number killed and wounded on both sides
will probably not fall short Of thirty thou.
sand. .sDl llssp1'
Louisville, Sept. 21-Midnight.-Not q
word from Rosecrans' army to-day. Rumors
.~o c,,,rent mot .traceable To anv reliable
source. that . large portion Of Grants army
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IT, the Ladiss ofI1onnessee

Ioulcan very IiateriAsiya assist The Govern
rnent of yonr choice. ~ n ssrp4gle against
The Nor,aeil despotisui. E
Every house. towshed or .otLtr building.
thst his stood for tenor IIlore years. has un-
der il sirge- i ianlIties or SAitpetrc. which is
.SentAllea in the ealih. that has been kept
dry
lhe Goveruthsnt nrgertiy calls nP6n you
toT afnrtheF exercise OF your Patriotism. liou
,szre done much already, but all must kder
HER energies strained to tic utmost. until
tue esssmy ceases his endeavoss 10 sabingate
Us. aud ve are blessed with place nns:er our
Own yictotians flag t=
You have K ia yout tjesgiar to hasten this
1nuet, desired fssnit By reducing tha Saline.
ire that is under goir houses api brinoins,r Il
into market The f1tnres reduirld amount
70 but very little. the process s easv and the
labor light. Your boys uPder esg.rfeen Can
thus be iaade as 'isetni az tller CIDER ltpshe-a.
sehe are barring shelr breasts % file p'orm Of
war.
All necessaTy snsornatipn Will l,sl FURNISHED
npon application 10 The s.lieSs nt'the Nitre
aud Mining Bnra&n. at Athens! AIcaialnville
She!llnonnd. or IN tilis CITY lfi
Rhe Bureau officers Ia charge az ahe a5ove
points. will also purchase from yois, ail the
Sftpetre you can bring AZ seventy FIVE cents
Iser pound. FRkD- H.ISAlTti. Capt
Asst Supt y. & il. bureau
Tennessee papers please copy.I
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McalssyILlE. I.Ias 6. lsss.

- ~"|-N~
Ma. EDrroR: desire TO say (tbrcugh your
papeT) tEat the convection at Winchester on
the AsIh Is uIfnecessary, and will not effecl
the ph]ect Tor which il Processes te have been
called.
The following are mentioned Is sOme Of
many objections
lst. II Is the mode Almost certain 10 reject
the best rnen--being the caucus system OF the
old parties. which substantially took the
Government from the many and placed il in
the hands cf the lew and tliose few spoilsmen,
adyeniurers, pets and faToriles Of the
cadidates 10 be nominated
ID Conventions or caucrsos, create parties
as certainly "a the oak does acofs. aud par
ties will not exist without fhem- They are
not recognised or regulated By our consiitu-
tons, OF laws, bnI are cunning devices ~
y hica e0m0'nations are enreled to rule n
Sie<e
P4riies uader the old Govern1hent b. the
nse Of conventions. Increased their power
until party allegiance became slfonger than
constitutional obligation. Lincoln, Batler.
y rainy anarchy and war, was the nee
essary consequences. Instead OF fos-
lering these meetings fif creating parties.
platforms and candidafe- il would be better
for the soldier. mechanic aud farmer, II they
were prohibited by s.atuie. Submitting ~ ].
questions 10 The action Of individuals IN ac-
cUfd3nce with the Laws
The candidate would then 20 before the
peppie upon his character and mb-it- and
xoald n,t - his e.ec.i3a to P-slnssss 0i re-
ward, o. the hupe OF prefernent on The part
oi his managers al tic caucus
3l Such combinations are as destructive
70 civil government. as combinafions among
soldiers TO military discipline. Il is tie as
sumption by:a lew men OF power not limited
Of defined by any statute. Pant this tree
aad As il brought death to the old Govern
|ment il due lime il will bear the sane fruit
tor the new W
Nl;h. II Is ifnpracticable Tor half the army or
the people 10 have voice at the convention
aud ihB{e are reasoils fsr believing that its
action viii be much Influenced By the views
Of single iadividnal
5ti. The ELECTION viii pass quietly. unless
this convention shall stir up discussion. aud
bad feeling Having broken up the old Gov
ermeut, il is much TO he regretted that any in-
ieress should a;ienpta return 10 the most
nfschieyous agency Of the whole system
None but Sou;besn man will run or be
elected. Entertaining these views. I have
believed il my dhfy 10 express ihem. and
hcre il hes bcefl done without offeucs 10
fricei or Toe Respectfully.
JoHS r. SAVAGE
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7'-@-7-
CnFaco. June The proy,rietors Of the
Tiries We're bottled 10 night by Capt. Putnam.
cominanding Camp Douglass. llat II they al
tempted 10 issue their Taper for Tomorrow
morning he would. in accordance with a tele
graphic order irom General Annlsn. take milf
lary possession Of the oilice- Judge Drum
mond. OF the United States court. was imne-
d'aie,y applied 10 fer a writ ei.loining Captain
futnain from any interference with the Times
Office. Up 10 this hour (nidnikht) the Judge
has 10; given 4 decision; but il is thought
probable. however, that he viii grant The writ
A feeling Of resistance 10 the ntiiitary, should
they lattempt TO carry ont Gen Amsnen's order.
IS observable.
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iRzyoK iNd ExEQuATca CT dEoEcE NopRE. mrs
BRIT TASSic MAJgsTY's CONSUL At RHdHvoSD-
gEFFE3soE DAVIS -
President Of the cesifcderaie Siaies

III President Of the Confederate Siafes
III Of Asndrica,
20 al 'rho1a IL may roacarl,:
4 Whereas, George Moore. Esquire, Her B-i-
tAnnid Mniesty's Consul lqr the port of Rich
tnond ard State of Virginia. duly rdcognizsd 4
as suta by TIE exelhatur issued hy : forrBer
|GOvefuineut, which was, at the tine nf the IS
sae. the duly authorized agent for that purpose
OF tip State OF NIIginia,l did fede1tly as
s'larrzito act IS Consul fer place other than
the ely of Riehmord, and State other than
tie State of Virginia. ard was, tierdubon, on
the 2gth day of Februrry ias,, 1865, requested
by tue Secretary Of State TO submit 10 Ehe De-
phrtEnrnt OF Stale his Collgular Commission.
As we'll as any oih{r authority lie nay have
fecciFesl to act in behalf OF the Goyesntncnt Of
Her Britannia Majesty, before fatsntr CORES
pondence could bo4le.d with him as Her Ma
jesiys Consnl at tie port OF Riehmosid, and
WHEREAS the said tiears5e Moore, has lately.
WITHOUT according 70 said request. entered in-
to q correspondence as IIdr Majssfy's Consul
with tile Secretary pf War of the Confederate
States thereby dbregartins tae legitimate
authority OF this GosernmSnr
Tl4se, therefore are toEeclatelti.atlI 10 90 no
lensdr recognize TIP said GEokGi; 3lDoRE as
Her Briiaqic Majesty : Udrsnl in arp part o.
these conffderare Ssates, nor eFmit him 10
exercise or enjoy any of tile frnclsons. powers
or privileges aIlo44d TO Tie Coi.slIs Of Great
Britain Aud & wholly reyoke and annnl
any sxslpator hers'ofore given 70 the said
GEoRGk 8looKE bJ The Gofernmels wb.ch was
iorncrfy authorised 10 grHnt sncl ExequafDr
as agent OF the State OF Virginia! ard 80 de
Clare the said dlExsdnatnr to be ahsollt.ey NIL
and rod from thsllay forward.
Intesiins0ny whireof have caused fhese
letters to be madtratent. and the Seal of the
Confederate Siaselo America to be herewith
affixed. fltl
Given anjcr MY hand this fifth day
SEAL of june. h the year OF our l.ord one
1T-' Thousand eight hundred and sixty
threE
tSigned) li:s fE.isos DshIs.
By thePresidcnr: W
j. p. EkSlasIf.
Sscsetaryi ci ,kie-
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I It's too generaily known. n ri'sh Any qnes-
tfon Of prndence \ speaking q 4. that Gen
lee has put his Amy in motion. His designs
are known only 10 himself aue ,Boee with
whoin IL was bis E.uty 20 confer. A feT days
will disclose thea TO the public. who are vii
linglto wait pa;is3tly. ia iull confdeEsed that
the result will yiniicatc The wisdom Of what
be undertakes. forward niovesn snt on his
The enemy. ard is regarded Itn >ery peTcep
'ibla uneasiness- Whether he is hb3ut to
Justify their appfehensions. by crossing he
RapphhauDock. We have no better means Of
determining than our readers Should he do
SO, events OF great Consequence must speedily
follow Richmond JF'lf9. e6I-
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I Ykc#sURG vIRGlNIA.


he senior partner has assoeiated ". p r. pii
HOUSE, 81 tae old stand Di Staples h Andersen and
s1licits cr1signr1ents Of sugar, MolasFes Crrf1n
d7oe az hxhest market rStes- attend in person 4
weights end cc,i=ery, and end account sales arc
chetks AZ i The old established r1ic Of til.
ho1sc j tas answered al extended pa.roaafe
which 50 years xpcrience with this maref aod or
preset II rcssei facilities, prepars3 % meet VIII
or ns1a. prcIaptness
Liberal adsanpes q any amount Il Pso1uce in hsui
AiFAy on Land heavy stock Of Manufactured
an5 Sl.s sirs rOBACCO. Wlrra1ted a. rrprcseulel
and u low d, ct1 oe had IN TirEsni4-
i.ni7-sns sTAfLss & DILLARD.
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lkDovkKrkzs DkrAkrxES- 20. ?. \
Tnll2homa. Tenn. Feb. q, IS63.
CzS zH4L ORDERS /

OzA-1lAL oRDEasl
20 :.
J. Frequent aqai-zes af these Eecdqnertsrs IL
cafe that runbeis Of abe bodie1 men liable 70 CO..
scfipi1n. sili employed In die-e1t Department.
oi TIE arny sgEf1st orders
T. II is iberelore announced for TIE incrafion oI
Enrallln< ocers, t1a- military -qoynel. q a1J
kia1 stAteFer- exe11pts The enrDyee non bel1l
earnusd- 4rpicatio1s ior exemptions must lie deci
dec - tie Enroiling ocers. ot1er parties beng
reco<1ized By tie department IS h1Tin any contr {
ii -tfe mater
By cosnnaaa o. Gea1 BzAso.
fSignc1) P.H. THOMSON,
OFFICIAL
> A. aokzza.
4. 4 A. 0sha-
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/. InE gEss E+Notsling can be more absurd
and diFE rs ing than the lordly coateap I ccca
sifiais5 R1ieesed 81 some politicians for the
nsl@spIPsF Press. The Press Is a power IN
every diake-h P5we er scarceiy secpnd in con-
ssltntidnat gnfeTnn3 3nts foIthat of tho throne
itself. The Iscndon Times wislis an inauesce
M ChristfndoEt: such as no single statesman al
thfs asf 4xeTas. Iiie Pfess of the South has
been i4e|isa and brkath OF the revolution II
mhy E:lyf c6iatnitted errors III the begini INK
of tbs Evtr, bus lh4se are attributable 10 he
n9y4stt df . state uf things which Tel oklers
into eEEsfs beside the Press. With these ex.
cHptiods. i islHlpossIble to over estimate iLc
ihperIs ksilieti Inc Southern mo3ements CO
r5keo Irdm illel Press Ii has aroused t,,e
p4tTio4sla- etIc4Eiraged the hopes. lnerved the
h4arlsIasd sttei},5bened tho arsnso { the. bel,
pledf it9e SopIli thtogghost tho cdatest. II
mas pffnfed opt hangers to be avoided. called
a1ten.PIl 10 tbs Necessity Of eccOorny and re-
1IehcnInfni, srsfaulaied the agricultural iuter-
e5is, aIsa n9tIlce,tabuses in the adarsinis;ra,
tipiro1 afinrs with n sparltg lil,iity and hold
nfss len th9psand such politicians IS IN
afria T. 70 delounec this powerful orran 81
pNDH1 Feis Isinfff, could not accomplish ar
nluca III the pubic interest az single t,ress.
Hhe t1efs haf no motive 70 do atherNiSe s,,an
lpst ahd honest. The pubic interests are. .irs
ifteteFl1 buf interests OF poliucians do fof
il''ilI 1e WIN IA 0se OF people. Their
lersofs'l e;es ffon, hot the public good. is the
ohJsc9 # their lives, aud il ueccssarss. the pub
l7c Wi laye TO give way to self. What lave
npt pdii ficlan$ done 10 huneh society, They
have fotrnPtad the people. aud sacrificed prif-
clPle fi4i shoEipr. aud lighted the flames Of raT
Itself tef the faTpose of advancing their am
6iiionh Projegts They Will ruin our own
cPunf7flif they are permitted TO attain ascen
dencyli3 her 4panaiis. which they can never
10 tiiI they haFe muzzled the press.
Richw0ad DisDofcle
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE l3, 1868.

Ihspuslrpt Letter from an AfiolIfIou General
The New York Herald Of The slst inst.
publishes the following as a ''curious dOcu
ment -
HEt D CT ARIzRs. DEPxRTNKSr or The SouTH.
PpHr ROYAL. :. g.. priI %. 1868.
Je.erspn Davis, Richmord Va.
The Onited States Eag must pr0iect all its
deienders, white, black or yellow. Several
negroes IN Tie employ of the GoverilrSent in
the Western Department. have been cruelty
murdered by your authorities anA others
eolh into slavery Every ontrageof this kind
against The laws Of war aa,l h humanity which
may take place in his department shall be
follow edlby the irnnsediaie execution Of tie.
rebel OF highest anS ii my possession. man
tor NAM aisese cxeeutiors. will certainly take
pi4ee f0r every one mufderesl or sold Into
slavery 's1rse than deakh. Da yonr auihori-
ties viii rdst The responsibility of hayinEin-
4nls lsl-ratqd fiIB baroarohs policy. and jou
wAl be he'll responsible IN this world and
tie world = come Tor al the blood ia Is she'd
Ia the month OF august last yoE declared
al those engaged IA arnaipg tts negroes to
Hsht forliheir conntrv- 10 be ieicus. and di
neried the inlInedia5e execution OF eli sheh
Ea7 Hhouf bc captured. I have given you
lihse eaiinEh 70 reflect On your folly. s how
give yoS tolice that u.4ess this order is i'm
media ely revoked | will AZ once cz1se the
executidnI Of every re5cl oHhcer .siai every
Isbsk slaveliolder ia my posstssio,. This
sad statb Of things mar b. kindly ordered by
al aliwase ProvIdences 20 induce tie good
people d the North u act earnestly and 70
realize lhat they are AZ wn Thol'sRnds OF
Iiyes may thus be saved.
Inc I,oc- uegro is citing for libhtty ia It's
ts+est sense; aud Mr. l-1i.fon has bekuiifu-
~ said la such \ war there Is no attribute
Of the \ Almighty ,SIlichwil lBdnce him 10 light
on the 4ide-c the oppfcssot
leu SeJ yon ara lighting FOR liberty. Yes.
5ise are fglsting for liberty; liberty 80 keep
fierr millions OF your fellow beings in ignss
rhAce aad degradaticI; lil er;y 10 separate
parents and children. srsba1d aud wife. broth
ef and sister liberty 10 stesl the produces OF
tfeir laboss. exaetesi NTH many alcrhei lasii
aisa bitier tear; liberty to sedncs their wives
and daughters and seIl youf own children sn,o
blndage; liberty TO ksli- these clilirtn with
i4lpnutiy, when the murder cannot f5c proven
b5. one of pure white blood. This IS ihe kind
ot libeftS--;hc liberty 10 do wrong-which
Stian. the chief Of The fallen angels was con.
itsding for when he zras east into hell.
lave the honor y be. very respectfully.
Joar npst o5ejient serva1t
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HiADeFAHzszs Roors.sesr zss,,- !

r1HIRTT DOILAEsS REEARO-isln u rsis ssr
Il The ApPre1fnsp1 and dthstry oi each oI tse
t0iiow ng a ned dcs<rter1 frum c. l. Tnnna~--1,s
Bairailon of Aishanns C4s4irJ- rriFa.s J y ,Chid-
e1s, = yc4-s Old let soeAes high far ccnptex-
ION. lis1r hair Ard biae eyes Jutn Febb. ab01f =
JcaIs cd ieet ~ incbes tiEh. fsir conpisxion
i-k1t h.ir AID bte etes , 4 h1.ke- 4boui 1s yoass
Cd fcIt llr1 lair csrple<lo1. b1e cses a-l1 Irhf
halr- Ile1is SAfti1, - years nic fesr iac6es
hish. far co1P kxlo1. Egt HAIR A1i b,1s e7es Dick
son RedEe. ~ years o.d, iees % inc1ts L<s far
oonplexson, llEbt hair ID bl1c ryes- Jau.-s An
-tro1< ~ ye-rs ol-- f1e. 10 inc1e~ birh tir rr-
piexlon red hair ard tln- eyes- The drsi thre- Re-
county. Alahaua-
Tbs Biffaliou i ndr ,rrt ~ H. - 49,.
regiment ~ carsly.
Z. TH0NASOx
l. col- Csaig- t--is. Cav
~ tr1- Adj TrA.r,
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Nd u1r1nrtr1 - lssi ~ - r-ilitary aa.h,-,is-
p e. Cr.--4n-oE4i fls q q ,3ctofer L So nns
me- rtrlEfE ILL4rtc1 - - r.tf-- T1-.i-s - -
Pc1-u - f1s roc-tv a a = ~ r.-- - -.
iela ~ ulc 1sal rs.~r- -. -, = - = p =
JACK and thar =. or 1-rI u = - 80. ~ - =
White c<rcntr Een1.- = - - = l'l--E - -
- - IN r--1-. 11- rr1-- u rcc-l--1l %
7@- l-rNAr1- f-oFt rro7---g, r1y arFos a-t t1za
IN r1t q 1aI- = SWAIN.
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NUMBER 266

EVFTT DOLLARS REWARD --Slolen oul OF NJ
~ stable S4tcr1ly nlr1t. -he 10lh insla1f bIark
Mar large anh HktiF aosui ls h4nds high. sizr ~
ioti 81 10 bfands recollected. years OIL. n
giod crder kc- j Til give the abcTe reward lu M
anrrrnen>ien ot i1e thief q twenty-five dollars lor
r7alt Rit-,1t re TIKI. TIE El,ie1 lrrr-
a4irr i.'c<, pat q NJ s,.h.e last 1iEht.
Ianc3-zE NARY I-P- FANNOT
i. B.-Ny lasbaa;I i IN fae army. Ei1 fhs Psa-
n1d the apprsheustDn Of the fhief and oblirs.
~ l. r tANAOf- !
TrlFE HuNDRED DUflLARs REWARD.-R.nsr.r
IRON ne Subscribers S1turday The 1irb Il
Ny io9r miles essr q Street. W4ier tr1 neE.s boys
mined 5pef and Ton. J1Epef II kb1ut 81 yelrs
Oh. ret - lncnes hyh. dlrr rr1wn c1.cr ir1af
tfetn eneciei. Weighs Abo1t ls5 pouazs. unr3 %
~ tro<n and bro41 hrim ha-. brorrl i.z-s p.-.s
bl.>k elo-a oDai. nsr par b55ts sirss Ton /. 1900
~ years od. slick back ne-rs <e1.s 49,. rs ~
\ a,.ot iett iurles hi<h. rsre a zfk c8.t. Al
u - l<A1s |p-1-s 1e aooFe l-fll1i 81 b pad
tp-.the e7PrfhcuEo1 q h1.h or kslf For sirhrr -
~. e - r.Ie re can Eet ten; We 6.iive they
H0BEsT cARrEa.
m,2 -s.sl- Z G. RoBRnTs.
IATASIEp a Pta-iicsl Distiiisr. TO CO. 49,
~ o1Ehl1 cor eete1t iTb.rll salary vi be paid
aA.s,ss.,fy s'as1os q his eassiE y q rs9srsa
isii-i Mesiu.i PursrSor. cEsr;a;;-. 4 :.
UaLUAslE PLANTATION FoR sALE.-Ts.
undtr-t gned o1ers TT E1ie his Pla1tafion taa-
fed N cnhu5ers cuz,ty re raiiss elsf o. I.Fsvs.r
Ma. on th4 rad - Fssr Psiaf. chasissi7g q ess
acre Of lad
On ths psknises i rcsa dre-Iia.-. sal osssr ~.
fssery bindings. al in good coadrin1. A Eood
sP ing q naTer fsiling water Eia 4p1se AL scres
and apple AID chrrrr orcharis. ia eTsrylLis -ec
fssery ior a.oountrJ residenc--
Per>'rs N ishi1s 70 1ry. Eouid d. vel 70 CAL All
ZEE ne p.tef- Mr. = r. Ma-e q Lssysits ~il shss
ite P.Ase u ang oae Elshiag 1, pafs hass-, Ier-s
9,5so IS ruos- ,. ElSsrox.
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rT,HTRTr DOILARs REwARD-wiIl Be r.,s for
Il the Apfrehe1sion Of The foll0Einr deserlers e.
livered 70 he connA.dzaf Of c11ralrscenf carp Al
tbs po--
Cavalry. 4scd a1ut = years. FEET hirh DARK eres
dark hair dark c1plrxivn. and ~ occupafioa f.r-
r1er. enli%ed y Capt. Wm. Haunoch. IN Chersk-s
county AAbarna- Has an ulcer un hts riGht lex Al
nitted ss lafie1t % The lJth Of Nay EifE ulccr
g. Bc1<c1 c Inrteil- private Co a - alabsrna
Cavalry aged ateat 15 years Ieel hi-h. nght hair
and uhiskers, grey eTe- fair con plexio e. sied ~
Capt hslnmceh, In Dekzll couniy. Alabama. Has
tnmor ~ right fldq Adntted ls pa.itnf % the
l0l1 o. Nay, With HcE1efrnir1s-
r. DUDLEY FRATSER
maylf-lo1 L. Col. Ctrnd L pu.f
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A dIscuLAE Sentence -fIarper's Magazine
f9r M4yt contains the following truly sirg6Iar
SaioF arepo tsnet opera rotas-
/. THIS spells backward aud fornFs.d al the
shtne
2 fhkn taking aiHthe FIST letters Of each
Tc<H spells the firstword
J Ida sll the sstbnd letaers Of each word
spelisItIle second wsstd
l. 'fhen all the ti,iia srl 50 on. through the
ipnrtiI and ifgh
;. fhen corsrnebe;ng with the las< ,ctter os
each tsard spells tbs l4st word
s. Fllen the. ne1t to the last OF each word.
and sb on through
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C1OSFEDERATE SHOE LAST FACToRT.-cor-
~ Ter q Whitehall and Gard1er streets Ca
ne nn-erfign.1 hare b--1 operating ths Factory
operstlo1 aad have improved r1acti1sry ~ ths pro-
coctio1 Of Shoe Lasik- He are pIrc1rei- % M Al
orders ~ short 11iiee Orr ntmhcrs a1d Eir-s VII
ce io1nc Accur4-4 We Eeep c-nsl11t|y % had
large assertnenf- Soe a1zIa-i1rers ana deaIe-s Il
e3oe l-1sis ull dad i - th-r airantare - order
from Is - the F.ctoIy Iron our agent 4 T. Barks
OGLE1REE HILLS.
uayi6%m- U1ftehaIl -tr-et
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E,IF1Y D0LLkI,3- REH ARD--Ranarnv s55ct
Il two veeksaro NJ boy Edzi1n. dark eainr nrlEx,rI
s5orf Zee, inches hish Fsi<ls abous lso lts a-i
aoont = yeers Ola sad st4r1srs lIrfie- he Mi ~ -
make 1is u1y tax - AashrfIe-- ] wi.l nav -
ApoFe re gard Tor his app-ehensiln aud 5efre-7 =
any s4le l-ii 40 cea cet hin- Aidrr-s a,s ~ H,zs
toER, Ft.rSfth Co. Ca
lassio-sf n. GELsTRaP.
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TITANTED--I vish 70 hire 30 boo-. re--.[-t =
w attend ~ Tie Hotel, literal sares Ill Il 80.
olevsl.nd. Juns 3, " = ~ oe''. z o.
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The Empire stats Irca zad Coal EiEiag
COMPANY.
TO KEHTUcKIANs

ID AEiiilS arsFiIlg from ksn:ucky Who have l-ltsrs
ier n er other business. wiil pe-Se adfcss d Il
Marian 4 Co. Suffers 1st Brirade IL Division
lAr1eek o1-ps Army OF tennessee
me :. In E'R DEAN. formerly Of L1aisriie Ky
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I d. HrNTEk.
aIsiorI Gederal Com-laI.d

n lIaJ0TI . eleTaI C0nl raIluIIl5-
sfic Herald processes to be indignant that
this letter should have beel written. AID says.
{" Why did not Gen,lInnter deal with this
- A.. ii...-. Il aras lis2ned instead OF
calingIis np afier IL has l4in OF TIC she'll Tor
ten months What new light has broken III
pponhimg What authority has he Ito write
such letter to the rebel Presidents tits his
busineka 10 deal with Bsauregard aud not
~ilh Bayi-- The Litter IS The exclusive prop
cry of aIr. Lincoln and lis Cabidek The
I.eopie are tired cf these orders, letters ami
Iigoclafnations. Ii our genfrais canhat move
lln the enemy works. - let them keep guief."
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FE0vosT IAEsH Al : lUIIcE.
Chaf.Ao oogat Jaae Sth- 1s59.
GENERAL. E31bcfics having bekn cclamIttt rece1t
- y ia t,is ~ b. armed m.bs tnfering hoases AZ
late o-r of niEnt. under The prstece Of being c1art
and assuming - bc acting undef trders. I'M prsdt-
lng 10 evidence Of the sane, notcH b herfby giTeu d
the cfzeus. and they earnestly requested - nofi
this otcc OF he ohrer q tbs Gt-lrd n the Gnlrl
men, that tney may be promptly arrested and thl
oemDcs p11shrd the reguia-tons dire. f1r 81 n
cases Tie Provost Gu1rd will Be ea1ily recoru I'D
b icing charge Of q c0ur1issio1ed ot1cer Ecfin1
under written i1zlrnctir1s- r. ~ CATILES. I
iahes-st Capt AID Provost Narshii.
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I'D c11inittod 10 jan b fhs military a1fh,rits>
"a n Ckiifanoorn. "a re "a of Ocfoi-r. Isrl. &C
nore recfify committed by acting Justice Of ~
,eace for he cnrnfF Il Ha-nftu1 T.rn On t. -,
n Deccrnller lesea oerro br- ctliInr - -, I,
JOHN s-1 sayx IL bsionrs % w Joncs. of Nr.,-
phis- SD BOY = black, - yea-s oil f1tf 81 -s
l1lE1- Ite cTnfr = re1pcEte1 - ccue f1rHEri
roTt profN-ty, raF clar-s al take I'm Oh cl jai
1ee1o J. g. SWAIN .JaI1--
CYORS NEAI. AND FLOUR--rA-ss tb.as..a s..r,
~ cIoth selves for c5rn Neai AL eluur Eana-
tstr1rsd 2.ld fnr z.le by
C.N. Caldwell.
in3J5H Whitehall -. Atlanta. sa-