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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
A. r. UPHAM,
SURG EON DENTIST,
64:cLoUD,, MINNESOTA.
y. States Pension & Bounty Agency
ST. CLOUD BOOK STORE.

John u. ROSENBERGER would respect
J fully inform the citizens Of st.. Cloud and
Northern Minnesota that he has purchased tht
entire stock Of the st.. Cloud Book Store and
made large additions thereto. and has now on
hand q complete assortment Of. Books, Sta
tionsry, Fancy Goods, Newspapers, aad Maya
sinss, Writing Paper Of oil kinds, Blank Books
sto., etc.. Also, the Standard Series Of School
Books. Persons will ind it. to their advantage
u procufV their 81. Psul and New York Daily
eud Weekly DApsrs at this store. The numer.
ous patrons and friends Of tho Old st. Cloud
Book Store ere cordially invited to attend.
v4n8l-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

APoLirB MAN:-"My deceased uncle, y
says humorous writer, .'was the most po.:
lite gentleman in the world He was as max.
ing a voyage on tho: Danube, and the
boat sunk: My uncle was just on the
point of drowning: He got his Head
above the water for once, took off his hat
and said Ladies' and Gentlemen, please
excuse me- and down he went.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

When Governor Curtin issued his
call for troops for the defence Of :Pennsyl.
vania; the proprietors of the Phiiadelphia
Dial, a daily paper, Immediately sospen:
ded publication, and organized a company.
Every man in the office voluoteered- ed
itors, printers and ALL :. g.:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

a pudster at the point of death, be-
ing advised to eat q piece Of 'pullet, de.
olined, = saying he feared it might; lay on
his stomsch!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.

EXTENSIVE Explorations of Land in this
IL District subject to private entry, and long
experience in Land Office business, give the un'
dersigned peculiar advantage in the selection Of
land and the location Of Land Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS for sole at small ad-
vance on New York Prices.
Contested Pre-. .Emption cases prosecuted be-
fore tho local and General Land Office.
Attention paid to the payment Of taxes in
Benton, Sherburne, Morrison and Stearns
counties.
Tswn lets for sale in St. Cloud.
y3n4l-tf L. "A. EVA ANS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

"A. Washington telegram makes the
following statement which is Of great in
terest to this State:
Under the act of July 2, 1862, grant
ing lands, to the States for the benefit of
Colleges Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, the General Land Office, under date
of June 18, 1868, has sent to the Gov
ernor's of the States of Iowa, Kansas,
Michigan, Minnesota, aud Wisconsin,
special certificates to enable the State au!
thorlties to select the funds: together,with
the necessary forms to facilitate operations
under the act. Those States are entitled
az follows:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

TWILL prosecute, through my correspondents
At Washington, any and all claims against
the United States, procure Patents, and prepare
and collect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears of Sol
diers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &c., &c.
N.B.-A Fee Bill has been enacted by Con-
gress prescribing the fees to be charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money and ar
resrsges Of Pay, Invalid and Widows PEN
sions, &c., SC.
My Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq.
"a full supply of all necessary blanks
and forms enables me to attend to applications
without delay. VIM. J. PARSONS.
St. Cloud, May 9th, 1858. vsn42-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-02

JOB PRINTING,
OF Ill kinds neatly, oheaply and expsditiously
executed.
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All letters Of business to be directed to tho
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VIM. ]. PARSONS s,
attorney and Counsellor at Law, aud Licensed
Claim and Patent Agent,
ST CLOUD MIMI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
l5E5TERAL ORDEBs no. 2.
I AND INsPEgTOR-GENERAL

OFF L,
EIcHsoED Janusf Y b, 1868
~TaE folo-sE orders pHai shed for the i-fo ma
eiop sud euilsncs Of al cCncemed:
Rec gsizirE fhe neeessi OF oftcers o. railroads
haviD full control Of hsiT sine in order 20 ensure
sfsry and dispsch in trsnsports N, MI R-y ofhoes
re no INF go from interfering with the engines
rannnc Of trains or tn the control and management
in any way of railroads.
I when trsusprrtaton Of troops or freishts by rail.
road IS ne ay qua-ternsstes or Other a7tbofized
ecer shall make requis ton for the ssHe up the n
ernte dent or proper officer Of he railroad, fsrnish
fnz the necessary denee OF transportation, aad detv
eriag the troops or lrei ght to be transported.
III In evert that mere freight is to be transport
ed oy yer any road an he ad hes the ability = carry
3roa ptv the ofc fu-1 hiag evdssce of trausports
ign y indc~e shs rail osd officer what Oh IL tax
re,edente IN h SD enca o. ny s7ecisl o. e. 2s TO
vFha; Ire gbt hsl e St. the railroad officer shall be
yerned 1v any general cFd-r the Qusrtermsstsr Gen
ersl msy issue 10 regard thereto.
Nv Where rroops or fregh il y be moved cut Of
The usual routine ri road be ofhcSr having charge
of such rao7ene s7ll 6g The super ntendeBt or
other Officer Of he road' on wh7h fhe movement u to
, made, the 3 and hour OF departure snd Waen so
xsd thr troops or freight must be ready at the aP
= In the vert Of any mntsrg Essrssi y fer Enu
-usl -,veuent at any particular int, toe command
F-F officer at such cost viii commuatcate fully tn
c. and = eat of serv ce 70 e. principal ofaesr
~ the ro- ~ reads from p7h cn il required ana ask
tie pc sons supeIvion Of The proper railroad cihcers
% duty. .,.-i- IN .-sss
discretion shipping fret sht rot wanted -or lnne
- ard t1st NAV ae 5 oged at safe ana convenient
mist ts5ipg care rot TO block up roads ard thereby
innpsGe trsz sp1 rtston-
vi When IL IS Necessary to send spe esi
with freiaht such messenger must travel " tn The
freight placed in his charge Rld his transPor alton shall
be 30 spec led it, tace in order 70 prevent hin from
trsvelinrI n any other way.
VIZ b roiliag officers viii permit conseripts enrolled
while IN the employ Of railroads, 70 remain a.
their duties til Colonel Wm. n. Wsd ey, g. A g.
v cCe a. TO who Of them g. is necessary sh-ud be
"a, s1ed tor SER ice on the read.
osi ny violstioa Of these orders, FeHissness OF
u. 4 Of railrcsd officers to perform promptly al
tne par transuoltation " II be reported % ColoDe
government , v A. A. @. wEO viii Indicate from lime
Mm N = 4eu'r headquarters viii be.
ng s. COOPER,
ISignedl - -. and IpsDeciorlc ce-ersl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
The New York sEeraid On the Situation
in Mi-sisslPpi.


The news from yieksburg, well as that from BIur-
essbO o. is Of an exciting and 9ortans character
We gave yesterday so0e brief tslegrspblc detss Of
General Shermsas ettsck on The rebel iutrenclmeuts
IN the Of that city, which works are reported to
hsTs been carr.ed BY storm. We t-day publish some
additional part cula,s Of tie struggle.
A nost terri s mbat AID deadly struggle is now
going n ia th Southwest General Rosecrzns Is fully
engaged la bis depar msnt Of the Cumber and smbra-
ug - grestsr par, Of ths State of Tennsssss and
Gen raj Grant in ais de artment Of ths Tennessee,
embracing the Mss Pp Va Is, Is . d has bisn for
some tine very bEsy p ting sga'ns. the reblls In
Yet The campaign In the Wess eertsi pr0miss TO be
active L. desperate 4 few bold moves had
given us Ksntucky. Teunss and North Mss ssippi
This &. rmsd Jeff Davis aud hence fsrssseflg that
MED bF Joseph b. fohustOn Bragg and other eminent
rebel generals. He Fet Jaekson-the capitiI Of his
native otsteiust Bemb rt0ns army was srlpeding
it lsTo1ga e1ais and sent word for God sake to
Op hem aud make stand there as there was not q
p'aee t4ss"-.Ie Io- mem y 60 Ihe result w thas,
instea7 OF urging on ard toward Carton and Ja-sOn,
tn ms.n body Of th- rebel army a. arrested IN its
Il GIT It Greeats vyh=ra. il s Known they max ng
p4eparationS to hsa not the big battle OF war hut
Ouly Until the fOrLhcat ons Low 20 n up On Big Blsek
river and which sie said 70 be quis Formidable,
completed.
iron Richmond to Jsckson snd the result Of his per-
s5asl ia pectiOn Of the groHnd viii doubtless be soon
Ia the improved coHd tiln Of the rebel situation
The eut Ing on of Grants sap lies at Holly SP iRgs,
and the destruction Of the li1s Of communication Is
bold move for the enemy, and one which already
beeA far too easily accomplished Besides the rains in
Mis- issippi Ms future progress quite slow
even If secure AID sure we all have Conscience that
Grant aud Sh harman viii DO all ths can do but
std osg have spprsnensious wh-ther the work
before them cs1 be gcco npshsd this winter. At
Vcks5urg waien Il WI dsvolge upon Sherm to cap
tars the rebes We tie mrst perfect f0rtifcatons.
whch extend from he river for eight miles back a1d
wh-h said t. be e9ualy strong, whether sssaisd
frrnn the f-oD That Yicks0urg may be taken
we ali seieve; bat whoa IL Is dOce l. will be BY reEu-
ar siege, aad by direct assault alone. only
few weeks since, Il is reported JEFF Davis had three
tvo hundred p0ui der guns mounted These guns are
said be sAle to penetrate any iron clad gInboat in
The wols and q tbe bcush has been cleared away
the river above Vicksbarg we may expect more
damage te tbs gnbosts 70 tho present thaa the
mast attack cn & ulaea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
GENERAL ORDERs.
EEADQU RTE 4rH MTLJT Ry DISTRICT
DAPARTMEH MISS AND EAST LA.
JACKSON Janua-y l0th 1S-3


JACKSON. Janussy 18th 1888
AL ofaeers and saii.ees arriving visan be m.
As e. Ct n ui.ts pos or in The esse o. regiments
de seuents, the offer in coznraaEd Of the ssme vii
st cncs report them cv-- e. once of the m snd.
ent Of h post few door, a ore ne Mis issinD' an
oFee on api o. sect sh " Il cir AZ hort OF 5e :
within the in Is Of he post and eeive written r
Tai-si0n Terai-. The CO aasera Of reg mems II
dsTschments Of dies tn yaHsitE, viii permi no fi-
oldieT visit the 4 o. acks n ave on strict
mi 'tsry business. The permission g. grsn-ed mrst be
in wriang end speefy tn Of the businetS snd
In no case VII an privse, or aarty Of nrvates be
psrmittea 70 enter The city # Jaokson unless undeE
ohsree OF reliable commissioned cfdcer aud 20
long oEiueHt de scbHt nt Of ssdiers remain
wit5in the limit Of this posi- the 1icer commanding
Wi be he'd rCsnonsibie for the eoed cond-ct cf his
men and for any deure a To-. commit ed by then AL
ocers sDd prsres assigned 10 duty at this post who
bave not -rsto'ore reported will at report show
by wbst suth0riy they were thus s7figasd register
their nsmes and reeeave written esrtheses Of his
: II The commander o. the camps Of saroled prison.
ers surgeon IN charge Of hoyFital and 2msnders o.
enc2mpH EMS viii never permit more thaa tBo OF heir
commend - be absent at sRce, exospt upon military
bus and then always in squads uzdsF charge Of
e0lnU is.ioced olhe=r. No private soldier
VIII b. Ee Diited to ep without the liHiv Of hs
csnpment be mltted remain within ths tsY Of
Jacks sf er nine o'clock at night except IN the case
of snCh officer rrivss srs connected with the
varou Departments Ia tee city or have the consent Of
the commander Of the post for the same.
IL OF al persons, soldiers With trsngportaton
orders from ths proper military suthorfy passport
vii be rsqu red beto they viii be perGied % ave
vi hin the limits Of this poet except upon the written
c0n,ent of the commander cf he post
~ The officer asis sned 70 duty ofiear o. tie day
VII Sc fhs the sieve orders carefully coEpi ed
with Ed viii rave aud repcrts 20 tbs once
Of ts command OF the post al officers scd privsss
thst have not their orders indo.sed Reported" snd
s ed bv tae comm sndsnt Of the St exec pt however
such feEe-sI on ers menberB OF tbs sah and ore
lies or cour srs conn eted with their headquarters st
present "; hin tn ilsts 4 tbs po g.
v No permits To- o5csrs so era 70 viEi this city
vi Re recognized without the inaorsems8t Of tse D.
vliln o. B isads commander
JOHN ADAMS
Br.gadier. General Cemmsndirg &
fs1s 2w 4fh Military Dis ret.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
IMPORTANT TO SH0EMAKERS AND
TANNERS,
HEADQUARTRRs sPEoIAL DEPARTMlIENNT

HEADQUARTERS bBEIlAL DEEAhA |
BkSKgToN kiss January 70 1868.
TTAVTNf bsea appointed Speeisl Agent BY Major
ii j. Minis. Chief Qusrtermastsr Mississippi snd
"a Louisiana ths colseti1n Of H7es in he c9un-
5iss north Of Jacks n the dstrbu ion Of the same
s-ons the several tsuH-rei within he said district
aud 70 carat r Shoes and Leather for he COnfede-
rate States.
Therefore the Pr1pretoCs Of ali tan yards and shoe
hops wi hin sal district will rePorf at my head
qua ts-s w ut delay, number o. vsts he1 and
--ieu bev will be resdg to work out IS 50 the vst-
en- ~ sd the number Of des neces ssTy I'LL the
same sd " many sizes leaths- sad Psirs 7f
SD each pr Dristgr fern sh nthy, aua he ed
did ma amount Of mechanical labor sry 10 carry
on sa d factor - the extent o. teer ATTY
The ABOVE informal n is neee sarT TO an equal di7
ri. ui5z Of ID the several fa "a d. End TO
pr,7uc- nnifo-n prices throughout the Ia AID make
sTzi h,e az the earliest Fei'd and IL he RIO eco
1ou cal ann5r he records thereof
All tsu- ers and Fh0Pusakers { subjeCf 20 NIL aTy
d-t uot emp yeS r. their VEGA ion viii alec re-
20 TO If they vi, b employment.
J. Il. WESsiIN, Special Agent,
isl2-im HankEt1n, idisA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
VOL. XIII NO. 313
5ed that they had been very

Iexa-, and acknowledged that they had been very
AlhSly treated since they were made prisoners.
one smart ookiug young fellow remarked that he
2seYea they re-e better of prsonsrs than they were
Seloi5 Deeaue now they I'D prospect Of getting back
home alive; and before il was decidedly nroble8tcslf
eVei negroe were eaH among the prisoners; on Of
tneIa wearing bracelets. was aa escaped slave One
etoth 10 sailors uniform very much observed ss-
peciay among the boys in th= crowd who failed not
hnpre the occasion for sport
ne appearance Of the a ksa prisoners marching M
wan street va novel 10 ths extreme and was a sight
Whc- cid one good to look a. Although our people
were WrooRht up 70 tie highest pitch Of exc temsnt
.ley e'nioeted themselves with becoming moderation
oWa[a the prisoners Occasionally boy two wouId
1oos o1t aside from this they were not mo estsd during
Aitogetner they were fine looking body Of men, and
ought be ashamed Of thsnseIves for voI1,tear;r-
thsr services in the vilany Of trying ts subjugate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

HEADQUARTERS EAMP OF INSTRUCTION.,
BROOEHATEE, IL s., December g, 1852.
Il white male re sdsHts Of he state Of Mississippi
~ between the agss Of eieh ees sAd forty, are or
dgred 70 report Immediately a. the Camps Of InEtruc
rf=n. TaGse from the counties OF Ti5boming' TIA
Nembs Monroe, LoHtie7 NOXubes, LGuderdale, Clark
y Tsyne, Grseu, Perry, Jones Ja'Psr Newton, Nesho
ba TiHB.on, Oktibbshs Chickasaw, POntet0c and Tip
NJ iii report a. tie "a np located at Enierprss 81
- sTr nile and Ohio railroad Those from al othel
counties Ill repeFt st the camp located at BrOekhs
S-e~ on s5o New Oris sns and Jsckson railroad.
an person fsslRg report within twenty days viii
r. arrested sud ffes ei as DESERT rH.
Tb-sa {. .s5aiinV Cxemp ion under the late exemp
10, aetn srs required repsrt st the esmP, prove
ffei- ciain ans receive =rti6estes Of exemption
All the igvTs snd r=guistens applicable 70 dessrters
fhs be applied 70 such nEerpts fail ropsir Il
ths place Of rendezvous fer snroIlnent OF who shall
desert after surolDenL
All refugees from other States sra included in the
above order.
8y or5sr OF tbs Secretary ef War.
NJ r CLARK,
Major sud A. A GanaIsl
,fs7z-1u1 Cowmancsnt Stste Of a.isdVFiBpi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
NOTICE

HEAoC,T sRTERS PARuLzD nd EXCHED9
PRISOEbRS,
Jackson, MlsA December 81 1882 }
NTGTI0 p 4, bsretY pivsn in answe. to numerous ia
= q1iri that ID lrsoler 4 wac belonging to the
Confederate Stsae &C. d-lvefs- at VeksburE NJ
der toe Fed rel ag f truce, hsve been exchanged
srrysi. All prs01ers ivH Hg within the Confederate
lines 1y other es oEy be ezehs ged by 5pori-
Eng in pa without delay % these headquarters In
ssrder % Rave their nsmsF regst red FOR exchange
BY co.4mend Of Brgsdier General RUGeLEs.
Il. kZY ASSKI
In a & n-n In-raal i1-rnral
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
Gen. FerEesI and Yankee Corrsspoadsnt

Gen. Forrest and q Yankee Correspondent.
The Philadelphia Iuquirer says a man nsmsd Avery,
correspondent Of the Chicago Times, was captured
few days since while IN the act Of passing over from
Trenton to Columbus as bssrer Of dispatches from Gen.
Grant
His eaptors were portion Of Forests cavalry. When
brought before the General Avery undertook to make
his standing good by quoting the Tines and mouthing
hisrebeeus doctrines. This passed well with tee sub
ordinate officers of the camp but Forrest not to be
fooled with ia Ordering parole oath to be prepared
Forrest gave the young leman the privilege either
sign ng or hanging sring Big oath that he must
be quick in arriving at conclusion The Taes corz
respondent hestate1 but instant, nd subscribed the
oath. When released. Forrest gave nina a piece OF Al
vice. said be Young man, you say you are non
CONTESTANT. D--n non-cembarsnrs; d-n the VQbols
uf surgeons ana correspondents You made he
and eur,e me if yru not trying 70 carry it on
Leave these diggtnes quc ck rs God viii let You x
ever catch you again you hang, soTey o. The young
/ msn departed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
MsCHINISTS. ATTENTINN.

4 Il, FIRsT-C ASS AACHINIsTS arriving in The
a C0nfsd rate lines. can get tmmesiate and stesoy
sniovra n at tn 4Imory Of ths undersigned located
If Atheas, GeorgiA
All Mach is-s arriving from New 0resDs, by apply
irg 10 Major DumO tell at Camp More, VII be inme-
5is+slv d .sl4d Il our Armory an fnrlishsi with
- g,7orfatio7 Go d wage will be givef good ia
COOK q BROTHER,
t.o1ns Arm0ry, Athens, Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
200 HORSES AND MI
e. saIn eft AncfiAn.

ON WEDNESDAY,. 2ist January, 1853 VII sen q
he highest bidder for cssh st Ysiden DsPe5, y
Tie Maissipp Cestral Railroad TWO d 3 3y1e5- 70 .
9EAp on COSDENSED HORSES AND MULES
Tn povar s1d lnd.yig issue Of Confederate notei
will not be received. 2 N Leo = - -.
isl47t Maior and Ousrterrss er @ s. Amy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
WaNTED, ImmEDIAfELY,

A LLRGE QUANTITY OF FUEL for The use
a tie Hospitals shops, and troops at this post;
VII pay the highest market price for al WOOD deiiy.
cred this place Persons having wood for sale VIII
apply at my ofics, just below the Post once
d. L. BOON,
s,76- Cyantsfu end A Ousrtermastar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
Gar Eocafiem

The location q tee a ppeal office
ls on State street, a few doors DelOw
the Post office,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

PRINCE ALFRED, OF ENGLAND, TO BE KING OF
GREECE-ltis quite that Prince Alfred of
England will be called to the throne of Greece by the
lures were taken, without exception in favor Of Prince
Alfred. He is the choice Of the Greek merchants
tered throughout thu commercial cities Of Europe aud
when Alfred is made King the Ionian islands viii be
annexed 10 the little empire making it quite respect
able State ia territory and resources The population
OF the late Kings dominons is two milo 1t is re-
garded as settled that the Greek Assembly will take
steps to engraft English scion the Old Hellonie
stock and the indications that France viii nterpose
objections.
Prince Alfred is the second and third child Of
Queen Victoria, and has 1een in the naval service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

r- n. de Gfoof of Bruges ASSERTS that after eleven
year study be ha invented the means Of flying in ths
air in any direction and only needs money to demon
strate it beyond question The machine Is small ne
says and will enable man to 10 the air with the
sTftness Of the swallow and the vgor Of the eagle
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JBe 9tlfarpBis appeal.

PUBLISH I'D
Daily, Tri- Weekly and Weekly
BY
John r. MCClanahan-- Benjamin F. Dill,
I'm er be arm aud sty. of
NICOLA AN AHAN & DILL,
To whom all letters on bu lness, or otherwise shou
be addressed.
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Terms Of subscription.
Daily per ulonth.------------...-- .S2-5
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he paper viii be delivered to all
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21

On State Rights and Federal 1roags, Dsli0ercd
an the House Of Representatives,, December %
1850
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-21
GEEFRAi, ORDER Eo, -,

Br.gadicr General CemmRndirg,
4fh Military Dis ret
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

a3upAe SC Map, 8er. Saatens
Guuettor in pembtna lditrctt III Ell
nem Briefe Die 9efabr Ypr einer au9emei>
men NttaFe nnrh fsinplide Jncianerlt1m,
me In ben lhwduelien Uartsn uap be-
bauptet raB bic 53erft5run8 her penbina
uno ct. Soc Nnliepelung unc Die Nlepers
meBeluns Der Bepotner 8epib lsL wel'l'
nibt seitis 5ulfe erldetne.