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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13
From the Fort Wayne Sentinel.
Cen Uascair, Lcttcrro W.T.. EGgcrtOn.
In Relation 10 General order No. 9..
Reply Thereto.
HEADoU ARrERs DlsrRIcr OF INDIANA,
Department of the Ohio.
INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 6, lc63.

HEADoU ARrERs DlsrRicr or INDIANA,
Department OF the Ohio.
INplANAPoLis. May 6. 1868
Hon. JosEPH X. EpGPRrOS. Fort Wavne lad -
Dear SIR: Your letter concerning the COZ
Sirucilon Ot my order. was du!y received: and.
inasmuch ~ it was a matter ot general interest
| have published it. together with nv reply,
which | hope will be satisfactory to YOU am
also IN receipt OF piece OF the Fort Wayne mes
from YOU, containing All endless batch OF resolu.
tons passed 1T your Democratic meeting | am
very sorry 10 see that YOU hid ANYTHING 10 do
with the matter, n | had understood that YOU
were disposed TO take u very reasonable view of
matters since your election: and hat battered
myself thar the Tenth District would be repre-
senied hereafter a. heretofore. or loyal man.
What mean by a lOyal NAN. j. one that is prac
ticaiiy ioyal-one that. whether ne approves OF
ali the acts OF the Administration, or not. can
nevertheless see the propriety and necessity OF
standing by the Government IN such time
the present. GU know. a. well ~ that prac
f;csEy. during the next two years, here = no
difference between the Administration and the
Government You cannot destroy or impair the
one without sifecting the other similarly The
resolutions are u cOpglOmerati0R OF "slitteTiug
genelAlties" that would be well enough in tunes
ct peace. were u not that they outrage
ou>ls lone., but in times ike these can be pro.
ductve OF nOthu. but evil. and in ms judgment
we've not INTENDED ~ VOORHEES, i CO Tor any
TN else. shall send the whole batch 10 Gen
Burnside and De governed by his Instructions in
nv action IN regarl 10 them 1t : sad ectHs
Gle al ths time, 10 zee man. clothed with the
capacity for good that you are. who might IN
tNe'lty oar hours time, restore perfect order and
quiet amongst the deluded IRISH and secessionisis
around Fort Wayne. ii ne would, fritter away all
his influence for good in such productions rs this
YOU send me Il YOU don't do this nav YOU not
Be u !, he re- -ible {, T their m SCRABBLE out
breaS> and riotous proceedings. Things are
ta>t coming 10 head. and YOU and Others have
got TO choose ere long Whom YOU will serve"
Human patience and iosbearance have some lin
It's. 7 write this with no unkind feelings:
should much rather see you 10 well than III. but
| am free u say. il YOU mean to follow in the
trail of Vallaudisham. VOORHEES, Il Co. have
no hope of YOU. lou are at liberty TO DO whar
YOU please with this, but hope YOU will ausw
Al all events. A. | take deep interests in YOU
for more reasons than one
an. s'r. most respectfully
MILo : HAscALL. Brig. Gen.
FoRT " AYNE. Nav IL, 1868
Ep.roK SESTINII. With this communication !
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

The ARREST or VALLASDIoHAM There Is no
peces-itv for any fuss. excitement. or Indignation
about Vallandigham's arrest. Ii he has been
foolish and iuconsiderste. he must suffer the con
sequences of his folly. The Democratic party
has only to keep cool; for the persistent blunders
of the Administration render il the complete
master of the situation All cases of arbitrary
arrests will make political capital for the Pres
deuti,i canvass 81 next wear. Then. when the
Democrats come into power, they can serve the
Abolitionisis n the Abolitionisis have served
them Those must be very poor laws which will
not work both WAYS little patience and the
radical faction will receive the justice IL has so
long merrted f n Y Herald.
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FOuNDRIEs.
THE HOOSiEK STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

-" AFING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY WE ARE
III nov prrpaed 70 receive ana ssisfsc.orilv s~,,ss
ord's for stoves AM castings generally TIE s-gso
partner has just returned from the East Re Ia
procured the most and perfect patterns cook
and parlor sto' IS evernfroduced ntothe marie.
ciay invite the attention Of wholesale stove dealer "a
this branch Of busness with request Ii a. they viii
Civ call Our other work viii embrace iron frorts
and columns (which desire TO make prou,neu. fes
tuEe "a cur nanuiaciure.) railing and mill castings sugar
mills and ketti-s house work. such ventila,.rs win
dow caps sii, AMI hoovare N fact hing pro iuced
iron foundry. We respectfully soliii patronage
and only promise what We can well and promptly per
form.
Office and Foundry los south Delaware stree, ,rIo,r
ing indianapolis and inn at and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, Indianapolis Indiana
mylS Cox, LORD PECK
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wAsHISsroS. May 6-5h P. M.-The J
Tucker has just arrived with $50 wounded.
send portion OF the names. Officers who left
Fredericksburg on WEDNESDAY renort all our
forces across the Rsupahannock The Rebels
were Smelling our rctresting rear guard on Vel
nesday morning. About 10000 wounded are
~siting transportation North. and officer re
port that our loss in killed. wounded and miss
ing viii reach 80. 600 Il Philadelphia Inquirer.
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~ The Democrats Mass Meeting announced
20 take p zee ednesisy the 2Oth "f the present
month. promises TO be mighty gathering OF the
people. hundred thousand will he present At
tbs least calculation Every man who loves his
country aud desires to perpetuate the union OF the
ststes and maintain the supremacy OF the Const-
tuition. should be present on the occasion.
ICnwfonisyille Review
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~ The business prospects of Madison are
brighter nos than they have been for many wears
before As evidence of H. We hear OF the sale
% piece OF real estate. that four years ago sold
for $1,000. selling FOR $1,000. Just doubling in
four years. AL kinds OF manufacturing esIab
lisbments -re doing good business - NJ adison
Courier
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MNF. DExosIsTs QUARTERLY MIRROR or FASH
IONS This fashion mag ,Ipe Tor the number end
ing August. 1853 "a tor sale or Mrs ThornpSon
4 Son IL is the most complete work Of the
kind published. and contains Full descriptions
fnr making every description Of ladies' and chill
drens wear Five fun size new and valuable
dress patterns are furnished with this number.
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Life In New OrleanAr
Yhe Nov Orleans Hcay1ne OF the 18th uls..

has the following items: sss.s-----4..,-.. .. :.
PRovosr CouKr-Before Judge Peabody-Mrs
D. Morton and three children were up for talking
secesh.s Mrs. NJ. WAS required to pay a fine of
$40 or 20 To prison for twenty days
A negro named Henry up for striking a
soldier with plane on the arm, in one of the
Dauphin street ears. IL appears that the darkey
was putting on airs. and the soldier said: do
you suppose the Yankees came here to free the
niggersf" That's what Massa Lincoln saws -
repl'ed the darkey. Then" responded the -soi.
der. 'you DID,. you are mistaken" The
darkey retorted with equal rudeness. and a blow
TO boot. The Judge held that the soldier had
no right to put such questions. and discharged
the negro. -
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MILLS,
c. HICKMAN. J. ". MAC ARTHUR,
Late q he Capital Mills
BATES CITY MILLS

yUyHr r~nERSIGSFD HAVING LEASED TIE ABOVE
Mills fo- aterm ~ years Tor TIE purpose II manu.
featuring Band Il Flour expressly Tor the city trade
would respectfully invite the cirens II indianapolis and
vicirv 40 give pur Flour tsi for. With exper
in the trade competent u giving entire saiisfac
ton.
We also keep constantly Rye Flour Corn Neal. Corn
Oats and all nts - Miii Fee -hich viii sell low
a. any house IN the CITY
All orieTs left ne MI Strre No es6 East
Washington street viii be- prompy filed ard delivered to
ANY part q the City
Terms Cash.
my9-dlst HICKMAN NACARvHgR.
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~ A bank has been organized At Fort
WAYNE. Indaua, under the National banking law
with capital stock OF 100000. with the piyi
lsse Of increasing it 10 $500. 0O0 J D. Nut
man VIZ elected President, and " b. Fisher.
Cashier
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SUNNI Err RESORT.

~ n ~ RcS - - III u ~ q -
N7tLL BIZ OPENED on WEDNESDAY,. THE isu
w OF ANf. They situated miles from
IndaDapoa hsif mile north - the Be,iefonfaine rail-
road. IN beautiful grove. All efforts VIII De made TO
accommodate guests
Boarding from 8 o. to ss o. per week. 81 oo per
day. u5-cst
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raw Li9nN. BsnfE Ifgfr. Np0f'ed
Tigs-. dIriran Panther. three BSn-
gIt LeolGros pair AStatie Ls1pards.
The following was taken from
tho living animals, In New
York, March -, 1852, and may
be considered
X CoRREcT Lisr or ANIMALS.
Var Elephant TTrnnttol. P>-for11-
ing EtePhoni T'ppoo Sr'o, Too
N0m'Rolh Elephants, -Four lions
and LioReSSe,. Astatic aud african,
South American JaWSsr. African
PaHihsr Spotted Tiger, Bd'k Tiger
Comfy one u ABe Yea iloness.
thee youHS R,ngai L,op1yGs. :hree
Asiat'e aRdif,iraH Le5ra as popng
lie paid, SIR months old. Striped
HyeAa Comfy one IA Aps,rica) ".
American FARTHER GHd Puma. Spot
ted Hy M 90 e Lon thr,e y,Grs
old. pr California DaHoire Griz =
=iy Be rs Is. ock Wolf. Pyapie ITolf
Or y Vol, Z,b n (pres MID 10
Mr Tan Aplb Ugh By tn Earl #
AfCfNN LIS ttffHs ~ fffFt 1K0
Lop- EUed Idifsy Goots (oHly ores
IN iNeric0 } Back Lama. 1iparor
She p, or lYhHe anna. led Peru
riGH Lama. or V,cUHa, American
Failo'g Der. 5fr'oaH Btsoa, or
Buffalo, three dfrtcan Gas les.
Comfy oncs exhibited 80 A,ae ica a.
Is y'ars.) pa'r cf Roe ba'ks, or
Aoaise AHfsiopes. Peoaya. o. M,r,-
ran Wa hog. Sosfh Ams1sc n
Augofa, lara Hare Tiger Cat, or
Oc,iof. F,Shsy. or Water INT pm
IchHcuDl ms Waite Ground fog
aud Co,n par Ar Ia ers. Gv...a
fig' trI,h0T. Enl5.r. Easiisb EGS,
LkGck and lI'hiis EobJ,fs the hneS.
c. aecf,oa cf BT3s err c--h.J, n,
PAR II Ne'c H0|lc,d CTotca f,aas.
s nth Ams -~aR onlos. lie iafgest
Bird that fies, J0t- l.Af- lcGgts,
African Fcicap. farss GoiieH Ph.as-
ants. f8rec SRr,r aeg aAts, jo,r
BoheOuca heasaHts. ra.r Esg' ssh
Plea ants, Chiasse Ftr Hen, soHfh
AmeTtcgh P0tcs, three >panish
1iacGtcs. per ToDQs-1 arrofs.
Frs south iDi>r lean Faryo,s. ycfr
Kipg DO -, pair Egypt n G"Sr.
Greenland COOS par a Poland
Fogc,s, par Whse Coc1t7og, LED
King r no, from, Avs: rto Grea
Qu,ta Pqrroi from Aps'yol,1, NeIc
Holland cocofoo, cry Fcryo,s.
P0rogu-'s I 50, n FAM. = gloH-
keys, Olr'S. II-,oHs oftf Ccv.sr
Dorts, Eayry Fonag = Monkeys,
fpe'. Ew0oaV, Ichr,VDgc n IS,
Cas-, g hriag ri0ai0Rsiy to-
g,ihsr. -iPapH {
Tie GRIT VAN AX3URGR
VIII c2-cr he Dcns OF Trained
4nulGis
Aiso WI Ice introduced the
Gre"t w. - ytcAs NGanL51L Is
r. luc2AS. n cpcr, Performing
Eiephaaf Pppoo Sab. trained by
Prot NAsu, Ponies, Mouac.s,
Mules, &c. Don't IA 10 zee
III G0.G.0US PROCESSION
~ 10 An, preco ied b. Tie
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing
Otto Horns Coract Bad
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All Of which IS respectfully submitted.
A l.. BURNSIDE


department OF ONO.
NT. Pugh then moved that tie application for
n writ Of habeas corpus be granted. and procesd.
ed in lengthy and leaned argument 10 discuss
the writ If habeas corpus. indemnity act. srti
cles Of war. constitutional provisions touching
on the question OF personal liberty. Genera
Burnsde's answer which he took up paragraph
by paragraph, and closed by an eloquent tribute
~ the Federal compact, anu the necessity for lis
perpetuty and preservation, that iis laws and
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D-Paymaster John X. Cravens of this State
ha. beer ordered " Cincinnati. for duty there
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FOR SALE.

ENOR sALEA cla-s saloon Illinois street for
il sale cheap for casN-now doing 4 good business.
and fitted up rst class style For particular. apply
10 l. II HAMILN.
Real Estate Agent. No. - South Inoi. Street.
my4 div
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ST RAYED.

ssTRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on THE ID
- Of May ia Bendersons addition m indianapolis a
Gray Hors-. is hands i years old wind broken. !ef
side HAIR scratched or lboaght him Burrows static
on the 18th OF April will literally reward ay per-
that returns im gives Information that will lead
10 hi recovery
ny 6-d4i PATRICK BRANIN.
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Par Lions. Bi1rk Tgtr. Spotted
Tig'-. iIriran Panther. three Bsn-
gIt LeoIGyos pair AStatie Ls1pards.
The following was taken from
tho living animals, in New
York, March -, 1852. and may
be considered
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SAMUEL STARTLING & CO.,


kk3s]The first NUMBER Of the Shippers aide and
Commercial Directory the Nor bws stern states Will be
delivered TO subscribers aud patrons forthwith.
my4-d3t HAYES Co
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WAN TED.
WANTED.
1000 Cavalry Horses
w WANTED

4 WILL. BIZ ~ INDIANAPOLIS FOR FIFTEEN or
twenty days. aud will pay The highest price in oash
for stock ject INV nsl ecfioI. and will buy few
good four year old berses, and ZONE Mares.
my7 d5t W. 4. WOOD.
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NOTICE.
N z w z I r M
AZ
II a W ES' OLD ST N D

VHNHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PURCHASED OF
IL Il. W. Hawes the entire stock Of this weli-knOwn
establishment have formed business connection under
the firm OF
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FoRT WAYNE. Nav IL, 1868
Ep.roK SkSTINTI: With this communication
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REWARD.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

ID IN AWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER LIVING,
Ia in Pike township. on Nay AL, NARY OLEAKY, Il
years old bound girl. hereby forbid any person or
persons IRON hsrborng trusting her y account; a.
viii not pay any bills % her contracting
May TIN, lco3. JOHN ARCHER
uyl2-d2i
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To the Honorable. the Circuit q the United States with
In and for the southern District Of Ohio
The undersigned. commanding the Department
Of tine Ohio. having received notice from the
Clerk Of said Court that an application for the
allowance of a writ of heAbeas corpus will be
made this morning before your Honors in behalf
OF Clement l. Vslandigham. now prisoner In
nv custody. asks leave to submit TO the Court
the following
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DRY GOODS.

HICKMAN q MACARTHUR.
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IMPORTANT M0VRHTRNF8 RE.
RGEWRR.


Areport was brought to the city by passen-
gers on the train from Yicksburr, which arrived
late last evening, that the Federals had com
msnced landing forces at Chickasaw bayou,
above ths city, and in the vicinity Of Warren
ton, below. Letters hym high military suthor-
ity were also received to the same effect The
force landing at Warrenton is stated to be G
large one, crossing from New Carthage. Of
that above, we have heard no estimate.
If this be correct, GRANT is probably shout to
make his grand effort to accomplish the redue-
ion Of tie stronghold. That he viii make any
serious movement via Cbickssaw bayou, is not
believed The experience Of SHERMAN in that
direction is too bitterly remembered. The ope-
radons there ere probably only intended to
create a diversion. The Federal troops cannot,
we believe, be brought to make bona fde ct
tack over the ground that has alrssdy proven so
disastrous. This maesing in the neighbOrhOOd Of
Warrenton, however, looks as if something might
be expected. The o5jec. of running the risk Of
getting transports below our batteries was IN
doubtedly that they might be used to cross
troops, and this early Development of the plan
Of the enemy has been expected. We may add,
too, that it has been prepared for, and, relying
upon tho amplitude Of our preparations, some
what Of a feeling of relief is experienced gen
orally, By the soldiery as we'll as the public,
that the confic. will come on soon, If it is to
CONT ct all.
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preparatory to the attack on Charleston, and
though / have hoped for success, I have been
convinced from the beginning tina. this great
work has bean entrusted to incompetent hands.
Everything hiss convinced me that, if Charies-
ton should be taken, it would be more through
main strength sud swkwsrdness' than from
any capacity to accomplish the work.
The Secretary Of the Navy sent down befe
appliances to be used in removing the obstrur-
tons in the harbOr. These RATS and torpsdoes
haze been here nearly two months, and the e..
tempt to take Charleston has been abandoned
without their usefulness being considered fer a
moment. One Of the RATS was taken By The
Weehawken, with grapnels attached to it to
catch torpedoes, but they refused 70 haze the
torPedoes connected with it. They were afraid
the torpedoes might kick backward, although
they had been Experimental with, and even tie
raft had not been injured.
Oas Of these torpedoes, containing seven hun
drsd pounds Of powder, would have swept away
the obsruc'ions in the harbor, and enabled the
heet yesterday afternoon, TO 20 up and bonn
osrd the city. They were. however, not used,
AID this great re-ibusion is abandoned.
Yours, etc, {. CT.
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TIE ESCAPE at uAZRLHUBsT.

LAAADA Aplll 20 ACuOs
EDIFoRs APPEAL: The narrow escape of the
passenger train on the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern railroad, at Hszslhurst, is
well calculated to excite feelings of thankful
ness to q kind providence, and ct tho same time
induces us to pay a tribute Of respect to Mr..
McGasan, toe gentlemanly engineer who is al
ways at his pest, aud ever ready to facilitate the
interest Of our cause.
On yesterday morsing, the 9th inst, the
| cars left Canton and proceeded on down the
road until within sight of the depot at Hszsl-
hurst, when Mr.. McGzhaa bowed the usual
sigual whistle, little dreaming Of the close prcx-
unity Of the enemy. On seeing two men, how
ever, leading their horses rapidly across the
track, while a third threw a large plank on the
rails g short distance ahead Of the locomotive,
Mr. McGahan ct once reversed the engine and
advanced backwards at double quick. Tho blue
coats anticipated bis design, and ffed a voley
Of muskssry at the recsiing train, all Of which,
1 an happy to state, did no harm. Sach acts,
on the part Of an engineer, are co mmendable, and
certainly deserves an honorable notice.
en- not advised at tina present writing in
regard to the injury ths road has sustained, but
feel confident Mr.. Williams, the able and indie
fAtieablo superintendent, will have ell damages
repaired, and everything in ship shape at an
early da,e. Hastily yours, {. J A.
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PUBLIC DUTx AND NE0BssETY.

&L2AaG III AAA0 N42& =
Il must be admitted that at present the wants
Of the Government are moro than usually press
ing, especially IN this department., in The way Of
fitting out : force to cope with the enemy now
rosning about at pleasure throughout the State.
The necessity Of speedy and efficient sction is
appreciated, or should be, by every one, and
tia. fssling should b manifested to the fullest
extent Whatever is needed should be furnish
Cd, if possible, aud that nothing viii be with.
hsll thst can be spared we have every reason
10 believe, fov certainly the people understand
tee e1igency we ere now in. The emergency
wili admit Of 70 delay, aud if al unhesilafng
sid Is lot S. oacs tendered, oheerfully, impress
ments must be resoried TO BY the authorities.
II making this last resort, however, it should
BE- done as prescribed By law. Private property
nay be seizsd for the public benefit, but the
-ssnicians imposed upon officials should be
aaicay observed. Private property should be
subordinate to tho public good, and it IS 50 pro-
~isad By our statutes but these same solemn
maesmsats prescribe certain regulations impos-
- dates. IS well as conArring powers, upon
-,srs. The duties Of the public as well as the
sn;sls are clearly defined, and need not be
--sers,ood. It is to be hoped both win
-nlsss their conduct accordingly.
m.te these .Tenarks in view of what is
dons 10 placs in NE field q force
nv 70 prevent the State ht N bsing further
An,.ess by uninterrupted raids Of the enemy.
a1sg'.1 s done should be done quickly, and
..s-isces must recssssrly be made A
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Reports from suffolk and tAe P~eHiusuIa.

We learn from q party who arrives from the
vicinity Of Sufolk, on yesterday, that on Tues
day last q hot engagement took place between
several gunboats On the Nsusem0nd and cur
batteries on the shore, resulting in the defeat Of
the former; and also that General LongstTeet
was row certainly in she rear Of the enemy st
Suffolk, having command Of the situation and
proceeding 10 force ssu-rende-. Oar Informant
having had sn opportunity to converse with
sons Of tho Yankees in that region, learned
from them TIE following; It was reported, and
credited, tnet General Wise had captured Fort
Msgruder, below Williamsburg, with about 1000
prisoners. and that the commanding general at
Fortress Monroe (DiK), fearing n assault upon
Hampton. had posted sixty pickets at Hampton
bridge, and prepared the structure with com
bustibles TO be destroyed at q moments notice.
It was further stated that a regiment Of ZoBsvss
as Fortress Monroe, hEd thrown down their
arms, and that Gen. Dix, having no available
reini9rcemsnt5 70 send up the peninsula, de-
claTed that he must have reinforcemenfs or
give mp the peninsula, " and, finding appeals to
Washington IN vain, had sot eff to New York to
raiss voiunteeEsl Two cargoes Of "contrabands'
had bssn shipped from Hampton for Hayti.
Rich. Enquirer, l7A.
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cheerful aequiescence on the part of the people
viii furnish The best ev,dsnce Of unselish 10y
atty and patriotism, and on the other hand
proper procedure by the officers detailed upon
the unpleasant duty Of making impressmenis
will relieve them of oil liability to be censured,
aud hush the complaints SO frequently heard.
That which is worth doing st all, is worth doing
-o1
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NEpIcAL - -

J4ckscn, Mississippi, Apsn I'd, 1903
~ compliance v "a the above C-dar rom the Surgeon
General 1 Wou & respectfully cal tie attention Of
tie ladies' Of Mississippi sud LOUISIANA 70 the impor-
lance Of the c1itisstion q tits plant, tie Juice Of
Uhioa eVudiuE from the p~uuct-rad csps1les, Wasn Euh-
GENTLY ha-d1ned sud carefully pHt up may te sent 20
shi5 depot EfEARD POTTS.
Surgeon G. S. = ezd Eedi-aI Purvzyor,
anAIr n.-.-.n.r. Ma. n L.-. r--..---
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