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What Nay be Dome with
Paper.

4 writer in Blackwood's Magazine says
il is wonderful to see the thousand useful
as well as ornamental purposes to which
psyer is applicable in the hands of the
Japanese. He says that he saw it made
iato materials SO closely resembling Rus
sian au.l Morocco leather and pigskin, that
II IS difficut to detect the differercs. With
the aid of hacker yarnish and skillful
painting, paper made excellent trunks,
tobacco bags, cigar cases, saddles, tele-
scope cases, the frames of microscopes;
and be even saw excellent waterproof
eoqts made of simple paper, which did
keep out the rain, and are as subtle as best
macintosh. The Japanese use neither
silk nor cotton handkerchiefs, towels or
busters; paper in their hands, serves as
an elegant substitute. It is soft, thin,
thoueh of a pale yellowish color, very
plentiful and very cheap. The inner walls
of many Japanese apartments are formed
of paper, being nothing more than paint
ed screens; their windows are covered
with fine translucent description of the
same material; it enters largely into the
manufacture of nearly everything in a
japanese household; and he saw what
seemed to be balls Of twine, but which
were nothing but long shreds of tough
paper rolled up. IF a shop-keeper had a
parcel TO tie, he would take strip of pa
per, roll it quickly between his hands,
and use it for the purpose; and it is quite
as strong as the ordinary string at home
In short, without paper, Japan would
come to deadlock; and, indeed, lest by
the arbitrary exercise of his authority, a
tyrannical husband should stop his wife
paper, the sage Japanese mother-in-law
invariably stipulates that the bride is to
have allowed to her certain quantity oi
paper.
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Ssa. A woman, supposed to be dead, was
lately removed to the hospital in Algeria
for post naortens examination, her disease
having appeared inexplicable to the med
ical men who attended her. As the sur
feon was about to apply the knife, the
supposed corpse uttered loud shrek and
sat up. She had been in lethargy, and
swoke only just in time. tits mentioned
Sn connection with this incident, that the
Able Provost, the author of 'sManen Lee
scant, died from wounds inflicted by the
aissecting knife, under similar circdm-
stances.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that tlere win t.
q petition presented to ths c. mruissiOneEe =
OF Monroe county, Ohio, at thelE next 7essiee
for the purpose Of vacating so uch OF tsS
cennty road 0eaiing fron point on II
Wills creek aud Stafford road on the nis
south of the residence of Thomas Day, ana
n ,nnlng in westerly direction anoaint 'rsee'
the stafford and Ssn,e field road at the re@ls
.een,t ut Jacob Hsshman,) as runs tn ous'
IA lands of Thomas Day aud Geoige frrcz
All of Senec. Township. As.
Oct 18th. 1854. W. p. d..
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In the present hard times, when South
orn Molasses and Syrups are very scarce
and high; and when it is necessary for all
20 save as much money as possible, the
true friends of the people arc
r r 7 ASlE# 4 IN.
who Aacats for the tIGAB q ILLS
md Il ssIs n aEOES ] i'll q
Son. of Columbus; and also for those of
various other firms in the State.
These Mills and Evaporators, with care
full use, make from so to~l00 gallons per
day, of most beautiful article of syr-
ups from the Sorghum; almost as clear as
honey, and very pleasant to the taste. 3
Farmers who raise Sorghum have now
an opportunity of procuring, near home,
FIRST, Glass MILL, '-.ss
of any size, according to. their wants
Two or three, or half;r dozen farmers, ear.
unite; and one Of these Mills will do the
work of all. We have on hand, also,
Cooks Portable Ecaporator. ,r-e,
pE- All calls will receive prompt at
tention Call early on
II. +. FRASIER & son,
Barnesville, Ohio.
aug. 10, 63n24-m3 & eses ~ -s-~-
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SUNFISII HOUSE.
P. DILLON, PRorRIsroR. }

TIME Proprietor begs leave to inform the
/ public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the above named MOTEL ana
is now prepared to accommodate -tfavelers
and boarders.
Every attention will be paid to those who
favor him with call, and no pains will be
spared to make their stay pleasant His tablt
shall be well provided, and his charges mod
crate .aF
Sent II. ,el--1v. PETER DILLON.
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FOR SALE BY

g. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; H. G. Rotzehus
Malaga Christian Sander, Brownsville; Fanlaw
Alexander & Co., Cameron; john W. Barpitt
S;affofi; Wagonfeld & Co. fredericksburg: iptoE
& Powell, Jerusalern Jacob 7. Morrill,. sGaaring
tou; J. H. & J. F. Tbornbury, Se;.llsville; ana
bv Druggists and Merchants generally through
not the United States and Canafia
JUDKIHs & HALt., WoodsGeld, ..
, Jan. 3, 1SG3.-Iy. 2
( July Is, 1855.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28

s- Volunteer for the Army shoulo
net leave the CITY until supplied with
PILLS AND ONT
MENT For : res Scuiyy, Wounds
Small Fox. Feye E, an Bowel Complaints
the>e edicinf are tae b'stiA the warle
Every French S ldi,r uses them 0nly
25 cents rer box. ziis
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28

Bar Patrick Henry, in one of his
greatest oratorical efforts said:
ssThe first thing have most at heart
i. American Ieberty-the next is Amer
lean Union IF the present war policy
i continued wewill ere long have neither
the one nor the other.
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Sheriff's Sale.
John Griffin,
against
,rn al Innnnr


Ezra d. Lemon.
BY virtue of a writ of yenditioni exponas to me
directed from the court of common pleas "f
Monroe county, O.. | will offer for sale at pnble
auction, at the front d oor of the court-ht use
in the town of Woodsield, in said county,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, a. a. and
o'clock, p. m, on
Saturday, the 31st day of October, 1868,
the following described real estate, situate i'll
said county, to witt
The undivided one seventh part Of the yves
part of the south west quarter, of he SOUTH
east quarter of section one, township tour, OF
range FIVE, containing tm eney acres; Also tlle
east h ,lf of the south west quarter of the sam
section, township and range; Also the soutf'
west quarter of the south west quarter of th
same section township and range; Also a pa'f
of the north east quarter of section six, town
ship three, range FIVE, containing twenty acres
more less.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Ezra NJ Lemon at the suit of Johls
Gitin.
'e GEO. w. CARROTHERS.
Sheriff, NJ. co. 8,
/ September 80, 1s63.-4w. aa
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B%There is some satisfaction in the
fact that the Republicans have gained
nothing in the way Of power from the
Democratic party They simply hold
their own and have nothing that they have
not had for two years Cmcisnati En-
qnirey
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-10-28
JAMES YT. MALT 1II st-
Goyernmen Clai IN Agent
WOODSFIELD, OHIO.
Office, opposite t5se Court-Eaouse.

W. cerof
the method
al ella lin hands
to the
unoa and all other claims against
he eGenera !.
also oW Pay 7u Lands Of the hya States Of the Jhisa
REFERENCES.s ~
Hon dmunds Com Laud
ion JosephS Ex aes R.
Esq, Chief kofP Pc ions. N. e
R 9 s 3 a
-6m. + 81
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EF.arlls fer ale.

EIGuTY. ACRES of land near Antioch, in
e. this county. .55scr-s cleared. three log
dweIiing hons as ard other buildings. sssid
farm isiwell adapted for sheep or stock. ANY
person desiring topnrchase will call ON Allen
Shotwell, at Antioch, or the undersigned
Terms liberal. This farm rs ordered to be
sold by the Will of Isaac Philips. deeeased. :
= taa -. e. NJ. PHILIPS,
THOMAS WEST Ill
Feb. 25, 1ess.-tf aExscutors-
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Mas ,er Commissioner Sale.
John N. Tomlinson.
against

-sr. 17
o@ Thomas Gillespie and others.
DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Conluon Pleas of Monroe
Countv. Ohio, will offer TOR sale at Public
auction, at the front door at the Court House
in the town of Woodsfeld in said County, on
Saturday the 3lst day Of October, 1868
she following real estate, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio. to wit:
The rorh east quarter of section twenty
seven, township three. range four, excepting
eighty acres thereof sold by Samuel Jones to
Abraham Jones, Beginning at the north east
corner of said quarter, thence south one hun
dred and sixty one and a half poles to
stake, thence north twenty-one degrees east
sixty-three poles to a stake, tn. nee north
twenty five poles TO a stake, thence east four
tceu Poles to a srake, thence north seventy
Two poles to stake Oh the sect on line, thence
east sixty three poles to the pia of begin
niig: And also excepting thirty acres from
said north east quar;er Sold by Samuel Jones
to GEORGE Walters and bounded ON the east
by lands of Samuel Coleman on the north
ov lands of William Myers; Also the follow
ing tract beginning the same at the south
west corner of the south east quarter of the
scnslrwes; qua,ter OF section twenty-eight in
township thre-, range fonr, thence east to the
middle Of M1Donal'S run. thence northward
with the I,eahderings of said run to the north
line Of said qnsrter, theEce west 10. the cor
ner of said quarter, thence south TO the sec
:. ion iie- TO TIE place OF beginning, containing
ifiy acres except tue school house site, Also
he foilnWing tract, beginning for the same
twenty lods from the north west corner of the
Ior Ii east quarter of section twen.y-seven
in township three and range four thence east
with the section line seYenty-one AID four
tenth rods to a white oak stump. thence
'oath seventy two aud two tenth rods, thence
vest fourteen and two tenth rods, thence
south fourteen rods to stone, thence north
fifty degrees. east forty-seven and seven tenth
rods to sycamore tree, thence north seventy
one desrees west twenty-ane rods, thence
north to he place of beginning, containing
thirty acres.
JOEL F. RANDOLPH. Mas. Com.
Monroe County Common Pleas.
Sept 30, l863-4w.
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eI.ieutenant Colonel or!

sIieptenant Colonel Greene, Chief
Qnprtermaster Of the Department Of
Washington, is the holder of one hun.
dre., tickets which he intends to give
the mechanics employed in his Depart
ncnt who desire to go home to Pennsyl-
sasia TO ysts.n
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WovN Nike O CNAovxN.
VNe RAooA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-22
VOL XIV, NO. 241

morning, 1ut Be f0und that We bed escaped, car
rYl1g everything Of gaiue with us. Cen. kslle7s
with his force, arrived the same evening. lhaE
pursued us into Monroe and then rslEquis -
tns pursuit.. i IS reported thsy have roiar1e-1
% Gsuisy end Beverly.
Our loss viii not oxcssd, thinE. Ehrae hun-
drsd and 6fty, chiefly killed AT wounded. They
took bat few pris0Eer8. Among th6 killed We
have 20 MORN ths loss Of Major r. a. Bailey
Of ths I'd Virginia regiment, whose gsilsntEy
and cool courage vas IS cDngpicuous ln ms as
~ sVorT other engagement in which be hss par
iiGipatad Hs fell IN Che rsEres' F.iis CayryIHs
he 9eiars Of l5 regiment W. have also to
m9rru ths Death Of Can't Mcneil Of the -
TegirnGlt and glutGius Young slo Mari In, OF
ihe 7th cavalry ali gallant 1tacs.s. LAGT8 bees
unable 70 ascertain VINO were wounded, ouf
learn that Cagts Iai5laY, Chiffon sud Ihomp-
son. and Li-1rs DousldsoE aut LIRE, of tHe
2Sdr-g giI1snsi lieut. fil80n, cf t1e I'd 5allAl-
ion, s1d Caps McClunz. Of tls - y eavallys
were among the numosT+ 3ut nnns dangerously
1t is impossible 70 give the i0ss Of tie enemy
Jut Il is known % have been hea7y. They at
lacked % and We1a sevssal times ropuigsd encs
5y the canister Of our artillery.
Our men arc al f. good spirits. Iacse Who
TsTs cut Of in the reiTsat arc eomiDg ln and
car t0Tces are already moving 70 ila Iont. A.
.nn1g1 defeated, The men era eouselou6 OF BaF-
ing fought geilaatly and yielded only WREN
lVeTp0Warod Ihsy thi8k Is mueh 1attsr 70
ngTe fought and bssn Dictated than 10 haga re-
roatsd Fithout a hght, a. Las bssn TOO Common
e " esiam Virgins 1ulaR the WAY In 20 en-
saga aEeuf Of the var EEs -1cT8 iEdo-itGals zzl-
anlrY displayed nom lhs cCz1Hasiscsr down, bus
shall nc. particllsElzs, sg i5 w1ud be nvill-
rs . DO 90. SFECTATOR
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The rrza session o che Cen6a5srzss Congress-
VIII Eset5a R.clrr nd cu tls 7th prax. Algeady
says tie R.ehn1a5 Wage tho acnbol5 are b.
giEEiug 70 arivs 60 secure lodrinzs f5r she wiz
tar Several Of ,asa zsve rsnss2 fzraishea
dWs.sng7. an5 VII bTinE isais families aHd ser
vlzs with chem. Otaers VIII doubtless rsns
apartments wherever they Eay obtsia thara, ard
&C. their mssls s. somo rsstsuraEl e. except when
.hsy are invited ont &c dinneT or Ftos
Tas approaching sessieR af Congress VIII, it
lis hoped, sE.rd az savly view sf sas turn ia
t5zt lsrg lane q fRaacial smharsssEsnt
tlrourh vhiah the people Of the COntsdara.o
sasss kavs been passing for several wsary
uszsba. IF ths members viii set promPtIy and
wisely, and not opsa thsR loquAcisus RoEths,
as frequently e. thsy did At the last session.
some msssuEs Of rslief may 70 adopted IL time
60 arrest The rapid dspszeiasisa CT sUF curoncyr
Bad enable tia people wisk small incomes ts
Egbsias during the winter. Every bosy Is glad
taa. the Fssatc- rill ssou commences.
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.gsa. DsvIs ooasa.issIonlag ,suerFIliaa


L will 30 fecollsetsd thEs ao0ut yoar liacs
dag Of truce frem Helena visited Gen. H lanes
At Little Rock. Il is net On our mind now Vhas
Federal efiesr accompanied it. The essversa-
tioa Inst took place was Published 81 tbs lime
Gen. Holmes then Agrssd that tlele s8ouid be
20 aaore firing into passenger bost On the Mis-
ssaippi Notwithstanding bis agreement soon
after cavalry Nere posted a5 intervals Of twenty
20 thirty miles along She ArkRnsas saors. Dab.
BINS wac located a5ave Helena, Carter near Ns-
poleon, PaaTsons at Cypress creek, al vFirt
Adams battery nsaT Laks PrOvidelEcs, and were
kept there until Vick-burg fell, drirg indiserim-
iEataiy into passenger aRd aihaT BosfH
The sama system is now being reoIgsnizsd
thourh by q less number of cayeiry, who srs
constantly on the slOrt, SID snow themselves
only Ia the sbssRcs Of eHf gua5os.s. 0assEily
enemy has aiIsady given out wefd, a. $50 rivar
aos navigate is waters tna coming winter Il
guarYiHaa a1d the torch ean step Is.
Il is aaE less than sgro Wssks go hat asa
blCCTss zal has Rlaf orG6sad t1e Arkansas, near
South 6and 90 s rou.s betWssn ths Arkansas,
I white ana she St. Francis rivers, drumming ap
euslrillaa, as 10 supposed for this hsllish pur-
ooss In Baabina' retreat hai1la ta5 asVairy
I IF Cen Davidson, soaes eighty 9 ils men, y no
{ seisaeed ia Phiiips e0uaty, and most oi them
lew uslies IN the rear OF Hslsps, rofussd % foi
/ low. T5sy Rera lsft, blth the understanding
I fbat they we're to eeLiF5 TO th6ir h0mes, and IS
9eessioa offared, 70 band together a. gusfiIlas.
Hsncs, we 6nd lhem, wi.-in me last srgc weeks,
max ~ excursions Ia the vicinity Of Helena
But, g sap tha climax IN this anb0ly mode Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-22

Tie uslEis 5 kuaEviiie, fer feH Gays past,
aave hsa 5G-uE al l18 horrors Of aniue.
Ta3 E-5a7si .lo1r3 have ai.-aTc3 every house
and every town !. central j Sc Tennessee.
T5e ssss u1.slEss b. .l-s Hon. LEngd5n c.
EsyU6s ere ~. greater .Esn these visited upon
81 loyal Te1uzs .eeaEs u r. residence i1 Knox
y. d IS fhs h5adguaraecs Of Gen. Ss1n. D. Car
ter. - cid 5bc4l-fclIow n he saqu 1t senator
IS simmer l5c5s at J 51ea HorI' tas bo6a cor
verted INTO O hospital. The YANKEES have not
cfs b- an ear OF corn rcF grsln oil wheat
Is IS bsrcs and stab.e5 emplud ind barnod, his
hCusaE5ld .gn5tnre destroyed, bis bcd-cleihiHg
b. zen away, ald there is nothing lei5 20 marx
fts scene Cf social pleasures isT w1lea the c0uD-
lry hona Of the Tennessee senator was GiS2ia-
ylshsE cave ne bare walls Of a beautiful resi-
dsues colverlsd into 8 fltby hoGpitsi- His
seiehben en- shsrcd bis fate. Be lives a0W as
vT9ttgviIs. Va-Ra0z5ilis Register
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Dunn 1Tne, the ersF correspondent 81
.te sgrire IA Esga5tioza, tbus disc0urass 81
.1e rgs Of hisky n ths Yankee srny
Auarmy Do o Big thing, AID it takes great
rsarv cslsal g and net lev Grihka5ica 50 cs1rT
along E-ve y0U any idea hoH maEy bar
re's Of "11Hl l,4igsary'' (shats gentle euPhoBisE
.er eyiist7l. Is tsfes ger week 10 Tun The ma
erire7 do1't Nov CEscty, bat ] DO know
.Lss r wau be b-tar 81 Uncle Sam ttea l00,-
ggg -.-a-t-e-s 5- Bis army, if be w91ld saut ca
lle l asl-lI.ey Tie supply ST inteXicat
iuz CE-rs E,m -1lcers and Bsa, fren eur
seanE, lJsE tsls, aBa everything end everybody
c1aueaseo With The grmy. en- wat ground is
Sac pTesc1t vast sulply Of WHISKY lcrnishedR
iz it lhaf a- occsal1Eal rElio1 NAV be issasd ~
t1a 81 iss g ben E-tur Eiug fgOni pick8t OF LITER
ar -zBaustIg Earch Why, tEero hasn't beoE
WHISKY ez,.ln issued to single regiment, to
az LaaH re, for EsnY 8 nsnib, sna I gm
ccrtzly vi.-ic tAs au b when ! say taat uos
IN a yesI ere issueC % tie troops CU al Egcrssse
Ls IS AZ goo5 40 aTctal aHsaDeu G gecisty 70
be- a p17ss ia Che army Cllse Why Tho
us OF tqu1r las 90 increased emcrg the o1l1ars
t- raua u1E cit err te b. issued 70 he
nssul Ile5 -5lcns 9 week ess shCat D. pres
eat aslzi 81. ala5 ol Q 5GIgalier- EsaoZgi. suG
.srsier 1. q. .afs ia proportion. A naj0g- general
rbs IS liberal ard r-a8oasbiy hcspitG5ls, is aE-
5eed 30 psnc 20 least bis ray ia vario1s
.qaocs. Every an1 g s6aafsl 5t ssaiL eisicsi
~ IL cn cemls3e, the bettie 8 expected @ be
Drofuced Every Eme sn oEicer Is prsmotsd
81 ia cYuec.od TO "vet bis commission EvsrV
oecssion u asHord CT h8rsa presgDiatian Is In
srsvsd Ter q Big drank sll around. It is NO
caps=6srs yei qui,e reputable for an oficer =
Ii D. I1isssy cI crazy drank who's actually en-
gered cH some special daty, such as az oiicsi
Il the Hickeg or Judge adyoeato ei eoart-lnar'
HsI. bat 7.hsz iiues it is nothing sgaigat hin
sao ewes 1sas ~ sU6h o cas5 iE Is IaiasF ~
aislsfasl5 -sau bs iaPlt, pooE fellow.
THa V1AKEE CHARACTER pamphlet va.
Z ge 0.isae iu f4suacl Ia 695, eEn:le1 "A IRIS
.e h-e y with Cll-fEe,aE Of The c3an
ag all re-9.e elm8 g. -as Gescnp paons 81.
elE lac z-5 1-eE t1t be ia Efeo 80,
E - -zt cssgel-aai of Els y al'z0e ci 1858
s1sasisE q B3sd De s8ysi Every strange
S E-sTs c.3.Y ed 70 t4ka t4s lsii6s. tasl =
1 Boston .ele ie f-5Ia lehsic zssls.s issn hen
asa Cl-reh18, a1d I2sf,
ells lal 5su4-ts. k.I lac .f0wn, HHiik
Z Q s71Hlo, b .u4ltei 70 s0 aiyison TIE IL
fsalI.5 eQgD veg religious, sAs79ina ar
aa.-- a1 Fii e ssls q Inward sad sfirf
~ eo. -lsjAoaeh s1ey Hstr iuthefr iaes
rs lnaellre7 % aeHoss you Ni1 iiad iheza &
hr dea .sgs IS subtle co se'po1ls- Iztofcsi !
tssir ia.ta--Ia5Bsy Lho.E God, sad large possess
oas ca oalF HeaVea ihes co7es'
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DGsFREssIEG. ACCDEEr -About haif-1sss
ui7,s O'Clock Friday 1.ghi as., llE. James RaE,
lei. residing ss Eane1's bridge seven miles frsu1
the city, OF tho Vernon r0sd, IN Wbiie Bluf
district, hea1i tia barking Of bis dags. Mr.
RasssA sook lis t5a0la barrsl pun snd with q
torch proeesdel "a o bis fad. a6ont one hun
,lred and 6fty yaFas nom lis house, to 5 PER
sirnmon tge, Biisz1 tha d0Fa h33 baysd a Wild
animal A shor. E.as slapsed whan TIA raoars
Of gun was hslrd sd voice caiTIzs f6r 81
sis.snee. His yEile aHd daughter proceeded to
tia f-ld IL TIA 1iT-cgi3 whence cams tic calls
for assis.aEe3- They sd Ef. Russell abous
thirty yari8 from See ~ HhaTe h5had fallen,
as he sssts1 81 ilaFn 5F IN accidental diseaETgs
oE his Gun. ae flssLf-l BE- removed 3 ths
house. end cn ssealing iao-a m8Ges tea ais
aasghter 20 iet hiz1 plao8 his haaa II her lap.
ab6h Ifa sid, and Re disd ir 5 Eow miaaiss
siser Iha ia. Eand barrel ef he gun vas dis
.large7; E e. t sEe Tinnis 6als Wlica
asss5s1 .ha 10 agsss.. gear the iflh no Pazf-
ing out 0f as c.aTcle.
Nr R w astiFo 0f Chslh1u eauufv.
ana leaves Elie aad thres ehildre1 10 msuuz
lis unfrtaaafa deuis9- Fer aenv FeGr8 b
=ss -seas.f d no hpabiiean Eiuss. and
served with shsm from s1a e0mms1cl ulsnt az
ne war, until recently, whea a.s ls.lsa asilE
much impairod, hs was disCsaIgei Ism idT
aray.--SaBaaHaia Rsgatiieaa.
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a Loai.iaza aslrEs..sa fss 'hs ys1' 0oa--

A coyrssp1nient Of Gee Nov K8gk journals,
wiring rom New Or.saas, gives q ioraida5.s
scconns 0f uisi bsEEsal some politicians Of he
sscssh persuasion iu .tl eis7, sad H. Eihar-
idr-, elsrs Of che 1sic-at H3u5o 1f Represents
5vss. 20 have esTza q i1-igi1ga I'd on -hs
rcll Of tie Hauss Es members q, laaeess sraru
L5aisiaas. According % l4is au-- - ~ Cd
drama 81 Che Tsi NaT Je-raT dcI-glt.als, in
,vhch liia abIozd ssal' iZuEsd co 'asgaiy a1ous
a qraysar cf canlEsy esd. $50 be ra-enaeled-
y .h view 90 giving sausihii-F 70 the story.
5Il Eih,rdEs Sc invested VII seas deal q
fsneiiul aatncr v'evef tho F1l oi tls Eausa-
Cafortuusieiy -7r ths st1ry. Al act0t lie iais
Congress took Away from tsa clerk nearly FL OF
lie diseIstio1 igrEuszy possessed ~ taas o1fieor
in th-se .mss-aIs. This act dI1eis The ele.k io
MAKE q roll q tla nemoais a.eet, ana -tQ P.ae2
thereon the us-l=s O. Ell persons. and q suel
peI5eu8 onlv, whOss credentials s1os lat t1sY
we're reguiarlv elHcted n acca-danco VIII mo
lsEs Of thei- Sis.es respectively or ot lae isEEs
Of .he United Sfs.e3." It Waz tle express OBJ
jaet Of ihis law b prevent ioss sueh o2sIsiiols
IS th.s tbo TTi5aas reports nom New OHsaas-
The datY Of the cisIk is very plaisi s1f zis dee
erstou IS rsducsd % the s1lallass possible coEn-
Bass-P PhEads.pkia iuqayer.
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waFfa.s, JEFF Davis himself has signed large
anrabgT OF blank commissions, ana the soer8-
tsiy Of var has caused them % be boxed Rp,
ard commissioned coionsl to visit Minseuri 20
oil up the blanks with The names Of suoh iesDs-
rEdoez as vii engage 70 raise guerrilla comps
nies 20 murdtT bae Baion men Of that Siata.
The agent ard ness8ugsF with these documents
passed through Little Rock, on bis way to Mis-
50UTi, a faW days before thEi city fell into ths
hsnds Of Gen Steele Hsmphis BHiietiH
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tha rebel army 70 easss their Efforts 70 overturn
s'sha best government ever beg8eAthsa TO man."
The whels1et Of rssolutions occupying tie space
of ovpr . column in ihs Little BseE Rgti0Eai
Rsmsorat. wsre as uneonditisnallF ioysi ~ any
that asve been passed By similar msstiags in