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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30

E3-Invlids laboring under any form of long
standing chronic disease, arising from an impure
condition of the blood and other circulating fluids
should not fail TO call Dr. IL l.. DAVIS 229I Con-
gress street. Thursday and Friday. Oct LIST and 3D.
and ascertain what disease they are laboring under,
aud if there be possibility of a cure by the use Of
proper remedies. Advice Free sept29 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30

Portland Benevolent Society.
THE Annual Meeting of the Portland Benevolent
IL society will be held at Office of the Portland
Five Cents Savings Institution, No 1902 Middle street.
on Wednesday October 14th, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, Tor
the choice OF officers.
MARTIN GORE, Secretary.
Portland, Sept 80. 1858.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30
BROKERS', BOARD.

~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prin
at this office. II
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30
SPOKEN,

Sept Is. in Bahama Channel. ship Frank Boult. FIN
Pensacola for Philadelphia
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$1,000 Wanted I.

DAYABLE in seven to ten ysars-to build a
Il School House Apply to
G. NJ. STEVENS,
sep3O div. Iis Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30

Note.-We wish it to be understood that our ono
tatons represent prices of large lots from first hands
eness otherwise stated, and that in filling small or.
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30
rae circulation Of the Daily Press is larger
than that of any other daily in the city.

TERNs,-s6o0 year If paid within three months
from the date Of subscription or 500 at the end ~
the year.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-30

SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speer's Wine. Ii is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine Its worth trial, asst gives great satisfac
tion. dec22dly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26
War speech By JOl,u Van Karen.

On Thursday evening John Van Buren, ad-
dressed the Democratic Union association Of
New York. The following passage from his
speech viii interest our readers;
We must deal with those who speak to the
South, and not with those who keep silent. We
have no mode of dealing With enemies in arms
except by taking the views of theirlsading Jour
nails and speakers We have those views. They
demand the Independence of the South and in-
sist upon their right to seeade This I utterly
deny-F loud applause l-and If God should
spare my life L never viii cease to deny it. There
is nothing in the Constitution to warrant it. II
is the destruction Of our form of government,
and must be resisted at all hazards This, then,
is the condition OF the country Now, II re-
gard to the holding of convention, in which
We may all confer with each other, and they Of
the South, IS we'll as we of the North, might de-
bate how we could get rid of the existing gov
erament. For It is plain that Mr. Lincoln is the
constitutional President, elected for four years,
and he must serve two years longer from Msrcb
next unless the people Of the Union choose to
/ go into a convention and decide otherwise. II
/ they do this, new election can be ordered 10
sixty days, if the convention so decide. Loud
and continuous applause But the people OF
ths South do not choose to ses the thing IN this
light; they choose, rather, to sbids by tbs opiu
ions Of certain hesdemeu, who have led them
into this controversy, and are pnequiveeely op
posed to anything like restoration OF the UH
| ion. I never doubted that jefferson Davis ],
opposed to It, or that the ringleaders Of the re
bellien are opposed to reconciliation. Their ex
isEencs, politically, morally, aud, it may be
physically, depends upon the establishment o
an independent confederacy. No man who ha
any regard for himself, would uphold thes
men, or treat thsm as political brethrei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26
Terrible Tragedr.

From the Charleston ,Mol Democrat
About week ago Mr.. Aaron W Grigsby-
or. as he is usually called, Doe Grigsby-had
three of his horses stolen. o. Saturday, the
7th inst having obtained some clue of their
yvheTeabouts, he, in company with Mr. Thomas
OBrysnt went in search Of them, when they
came upon q young man by the name Of Ed
ward Campbell, recently from the hospital at
Mound CITY who was riding one Of Gigsbys
bo-ses. When within few yards Of Campbell
Griysby fred upon him with q large piss0l
loaded " tn bucAshot when he fell from the
horse, but made out to get up and run into TIE
woods.
They caught the horse and came to Charles
tor, reporting that Gdgsby had killed Campbell
Shortly sttsT Grig'bY and Bryant hal lsfl for
home, Campbell-whe, It seems, was more
scared fhan hurt by the shot scattered so lbo-
rally over his back-came into town, in com
pnny with Polk Conyegs, and a man by the
nama Of Alden. After staying some time, and
imbibiBg quite a quantity of the ardent, they
went 30 the house of Doc Grigsby, but finding
10 one at home, thsY went to the house Of his
brother, John C. Grig5by, where they made
some hostile demonstrations, when they were
Gre1 upon from the house, wounding CSAphs0
in the leg They Immediately returned the FIRE
By a 70 ley instantly Eilling Moses Orig by, a
son of Mr. John c. Grig3by, about seventeen
ysars Oh.
They then left the place, Campbell stopping
AZ one of the nsighbov5, and telling what hal
been DONE Saying ne supposed some Ons was
killed, as th re was a terrible screaming aud
ho'leriug in the house.
On the next day (Sunlay) a wit was got
out and placed in the hands Of Constable Grt-
ith. of Ohio township, who, together with q
posss Of citizens, went in search Of the parties,
accompanied by the two Grigsbys
They arrested Adsn-6nding him n bed-sad
got such Information IS lead them to belevs
that Campbell was not far off. Putting AleKsn-
der in the charge of two men. with orders to
bring hin to Charleston, Constable Griffith
was abQut to start anew on ths track when Dr.
Grigsby put his gun to the breast OF Alden and
shot him dead, before any one could interfere.
This broke up the pursuit for the time bong
and It is prUb2bls lie other parties VIII escape
As the matter is get IN the hands Of the au-
thoTitiss, we fosbear makisg any comment upon
the subject
We understood that Adan made no defsnse
when arrested, but admitted that he was along,
stating that Csapbsll had a gun loaded with q
minnie ball, while the others had only pistols
As young Gugsby was killed with a minnie
ball Il is pre- sumable he was shot BY Campbell
It's 6 horrible affsir, snd has its origin in the
lawlessness created by the present war. Why
viii not the rulers mako peaeel Surely blood
enough has been shed
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= rr.n.onn,is Hn,,,srinr.

The New York EUeniRg Pest states that Sc
eret meeting was h5ld in that city on Friday
evening, whose ostsnsible purpose was TO con-
salt in regard to the " diffusion Of political in
formation at the present crisis It's real object,
however, was to rsiss a fund for the circulation
.of political ignorance, IS Of tTesssnsbls news
papers and speeches The rich men Of New
York are to supply the money, and the resetQu-
ist editors Of the Borld the Ezpress, and the
Journal Of Commerce the brains, for An active
and unscrupulous campaiga against the govern
ment Of the nation, snd ia ths behalf Of body
of rebsls now in arms. BY means Of ready
contributors from the purses Of ihe agents Of
foreign bankers, themselves the special money
SCENTS of the continental despotisms from the
gains the brokers who gamble in stocks or mer-
ehandise, and from the Golfers Of merchants who
speculate on the distrssset of the country, an
enormous fund IS to be messsd, out Of which
Burchassble and needy literary men, editors Of
venal newspapers, and facils orators, are 20 be
paid for undermining the confidence of the sol
diers and the community in tha only govern
merit It is possible fJr US to have for two year.
-tleasf. ihs conspiratofs mean to do anything
and every thing IS one Of their speakers ssid +,
i 5ret.s down toe loyal psrtY Of the nation. anC
! to hand the government over, if they can, q
the olgHchs who for nearly two years hav
been slaughteIing our suns, disturbing our peace
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26
EerrOe. as soldiers

The Port Royal correspondent Of the New
York TINES communicates the following in re-
gard to the negro regiments in that department;
Itis said that tha government has Authorized
the recruiting Of $4,000 negroes into regiments,
for service IN this department as soon as they
can be procured. The lst regiment Of South
Car0iina volunteers, under Col T. W Higgin-
son. is now nearly fun. and ys.srday Col
Montgomery, formerly Of the 81 Arkansas regi-
maut, arrived bg th7 Star Of the South from New
York, with . commission to raise the second
regiment There viii be Ett'a impadimant in
\ the way Of doing this-if as I am informed win
I be the ease-tbe work Of coston planting is not
carried on next spring, and the able negEol
now on the plantations within our lines are en-
/ coErarad 70 enlist Last Wednesday General
/ Hunter dropped in accidentally At the review of
/ the lst regiment, Just previous to is departure
| on transports upon IN expedition down the coast,
I the objsc Of which have not heard The
7 regiment made q tns appearance, numbering
about eight hundred men. and paradug SIX
{ hundred nuskeis All Of the men who hsd re-
ceived military Instructions during the past two
/ months and more especially the veteran com
paRies first formed b. Gen Hunter, did admi-
I rsblY.
[ W5steVeT mistakes were made we're those Of
I the white officers and thesr mistakes were of
/ distances required in the " -.gus ev0lutons for
/ which the captains esn alone BE- held respOnsi-
] BE It is Impossible TO conceive any higher
aptitude for receiving military instructed tnan
! these negroes exhibit Thsir changes in front,
I formation in square, and preparation TO charge
in double column, were executed with g barmc-
NOUS rspidity and precision scarcely TO be sur
passed By sny regiment in the conn aod, al
though more than ons-half tle men have not
b en- under 4 months instruction When they
we're formed in squars, Gen. Hunter catered, on
the Invitation Of Col. HigginsOn, and was re-
ceived with enthusiastic cheers The General
uncovered. and speaking with that tsrss force
always to bs noticed in silent men, who seldom
throw away words. said
MEN I am glsd 70 be in the midst Of you
Glad TO have seen so foe an exhibition OF pro-
fcisnev as you have shown this day. loniy
wish there were 100000 Of you to fight for the
Union see no reason Why you should nos
make as good soldiers as any IN the world, and
4 trust that on sll occasions you viii be found
willing to do your whole duty. I am sure that
you are aIl ready 70 fight for the liberty Of your
wives and children Men who viii not fight for
their liberty are not worthy 70 have 1t, and VII
always csntinue ensiavsd. I shall DO ny Ut
most to look after your comfort ard to sss that
you are properly paid fed and clothed wish
you good day I hope hereafter to meet you
when you have earned distinction for your
selves"
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"A CARD I

rElIE u1dersrne5 g. Informed hat during bis abs
busy aud 1nai4iou7 ezsHa Is have propagated fal O.
hcois snd crc1 sted ously she vlest sandeFe
sgaast h N ch sT1ul be- Total uuvor-hy e notice
f ao1i 70 & fte 6 ny the authors Re Known
5lal5er i.ae ramor lath 3 thorssnd onguesi aod si-
enlv end insidonsy plsus pEejudieel where the qe-
ma = refatsitn rlsY never Teaca have therefore,,
d elaed t rrops oepar from the rule OF oisnue4
len1e Sc hoPs fh . The ani-ote Eay = ysi vi ine
ro1an bud in 5rs=- 10 stamp with Il Eal infany ne
msl hgr srf rcuaor ef the rero-is dalnagia
10 ny 81 siding sercial, social and pfiiieaL All
Is fhe ha7re of -a5oHt -u the birthplace Of ny cnl
oreu a1o1f <ufel aH y lopes o. napEiaess are cen
tered and r tc ve lived an5ng yen for tFeaiy nv.
years ia itrepr acdab.e reputs ion, . = be e e
avail ag nst tie long oi ia, then haze ivso
in vsa nrd r-isrsk lhs STA da-d Of trne eost1eIl
hozo-. At - oper hne fHsae ma, eri VI Dc nVe
V=td and lie 3 creeping crazturas ike heir shiny pro
ivres -s bs hraush fro rhei- liaing pieces 20 ths
N7ff si aa7 ID be crus1-- boDca 2 tAs heel Of Er
- f-t.#easf3n A. L4Vi.
flf I'M
The PERI suds91 and C.inion Ia paFers pleas'
canr en- sshd l-l 8 10 lh-s me tor COLLECTION
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one Tboasand Negroe. sent % 7Lezieo.

One ThousaEd Negroes sent 60 Aezieos
Conespo o1deuee Of ths L0ndon Times
ALEXANDRIA, JanQ6ry 5--Ihe Iudepednence
Of tn % b ult and, balie1-e. = - -
two days ago, contain statement that ne vice
roy Of Egypt had agreed to supply She French
government with regiment Of one thousand
negroes to serve with the French army in
Mexico. These men, i was aided, would be
embarked on ihs government transport ~
Seine, which arrived here q short time ago With
troops for Cochin China, and would b conveyed
direct from Alexandra to their destination IN.
/ America
/ The Seine has actually ssilsd from Alexan-
! dria with some four hundred or hye hundred Of
/ the Vieeroy's negro soldiers. The men had been
/ brausbt down from Cairo in the usual manner
little suspecting what was going to beiall ihsro-
/ Late last night body Of police was sent down
/ to the harboT, where they seized al the ooatmen
! they could lay their hands upon and dispatched
/ them to Maks, place at the entrsucs et the
/ bar5or. some three miles beyond The serminHs Of
/ the railway, and where the Is5hmus OF euez
/ canal company has opened its quarries-
Tne Seine meanwhile had got up steam and
] was lying off the same spot Win the assls-
/ lance of the boatmsu, the operation Of embark
/ ing the unfortunate emigrants was soon per-
I formed Early this morning al was over, and
so well had the thing been managed thai the
/ Seine was miles away out at sea long before
there was even a suspicion in town Of what had
/ happened.
/ It is said that The men ere required to periolm
/ the rough work Of the camps IN Mexico, f91
/ which Europeans have been found altogether
untitled, and which, It Is asserted, the negroes,
from being Injured to tbs effects Of tropical
climate. viii be sble to undertake with ImPu-
nity. But no person Of course, expects that 2
sin-le one Of these uniDrtunate creatures Wlll
ever return to Egypt 70 give an account Of ins
experiences in the New World.
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ARWY mEDFCAL HOARD.

aH Ae1Y --rt AZ. BOARD fr The exam q
ZION of 15eca offeera p this. D -Esrtme % meets
daiv in ths ante q on Of be Senste Chsnb T. Medi
ca ol6c rs We BOT haret7fore be n examined by
! rez-T ~ i.n i Coufsierste Ned cal Beard ara
reau rei 10 apea atsl, or d-cline doing 20
30 w llg All Rose fl-iag 80 t' DO viii be drJppeo
IL ra rhe 70 b br fe War DcFsr msnt Only tho &
assiEno 10 orders having appointments or letters oi
Invitation from tie Secretary of War, VIII be eaau
ine5.
a. The Beard vii visit Yicksburg Medical CHEERS OK
dutr ~ fhst s. ard vcuiy Vy. for tie present be
exempt frera Tia n7if e. o. R- KEODE
frIg2w Prsifent sIns Hedies Board.
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RAWAWAY.

E7RQM tie hnde,s sneds OF be z sat q the 18Th
H - AM THO NE 10 hEA. Of tas following de-
HEykT eoaeng 70 Ms. 4. johnson thirty
two YER GA aafk ssia s5 wei b. about one hund I'd
IsAT.iAs bt .oneinr TO Jsn-s Taylor, abo-t twenty
i've Tuars I'd br ght muait0 i've teet seven IT eis =
iachls high weighs Ebo@t o1e hundred ana sA5
70 lndi a 5lac.5mh = by trade low foTene ~ speak
sI5a BAD on su he lefi 9 dark 81 and ye 3 7liit
hat uhe pa g ". pis'es on TIE haels o. nl tnoe.
They viii grCba fsy hey btlone 70 suas. = ~ On
cf e rsh56 coa. " ss shsy were bought 81 aim
lIe a raEera 81 b. pa for tler applc1ension O. 4
delqerg % ei5se- Il the subzcribsrs
A. K JOHNSON,
JANE TAYLOR
fefs I've Jackson Miss
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r OsT inis IDarnins. hltwsea the BsWmEn Hons
Fsnd Confe trsle Horae. a large mo-ceco POCKET
B8OE Containing ab3ul one thou and dol ars in Con
f-as-s-s I'D ner ana sever ugtes and cue bills ia my
fa-ar Also q eat dra On 4 rley Jany g. Co. Ne E
GRE sns for sl10s Pas meut Of al tie ubdgai8ne
have bees stepqsd VIII pay be above rewara for
tie delivery ef he book aHd contents st Appe i office
te23 j. B. T0WN5END-
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mfrI5TTTSVg. BTTEETToY,

IT FIlST-9 ASS 8ACHINTsTS sTTving in The
a Con1ed ra-e lines car Eet iH ne iats sra stesey
euaioym n 20 ths simery II tn un gneds located
si Aflsns G=0rFi-
All Eaeh is-r arriviHg from New Orleans BY app'y-
Inc to sai3r ID tmo4fsI 81 Camp Moore, VII be in-e
diately d-.si-f 3 our Arm0rF aad fsrli hsa With
tra1zeortsfiol- SO d wages wsl be given geo1 "a
chilisss- AMI beard can be hsd It uodsr-te rates
COOK a. BROTHER
feIQ Iuie I'm ~. Athans- Ca
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ernn nRWARm

ID AEsWhT A gust 1T. lsis from Oxford Miss ,
III my NEGitJ GIRL CAR0LI z. about thirty
year old ne e-ii1n high da-k color sn1 show loss Of
tseta d raing- Hnsn head Of last lAoFenaoe- ?
1sf2 she ID tho employ of o-e j q Bur econ, o.
Al6o s1aa @ is- mas.er 80 Grenada, Nj g. she 70 y
Etl be risl liul ihs aSove reward " Il be pail for
fsfSIOs D oALBREATH.
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DISSOLUTION.

gs7Hr fan of LEVY BRO & Co Of LettaFt1n,
ana j W. T1ltPLE q CO, ef Carroll on. are
diss lived - ulurga c9nsent
". Tsnf 5 aathauzsa 70 collect Ell debts due
-is 4 uss m Csrr1l On ana Il. Levy al debts tie
houss g. IssEliston- - LEVY,
r ENUrrI
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AnlII. .TKALRIX N0TICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, pebrla y .era 1855
k4lsahitsls Tnnt9.
II md .Isgeed- a1ainst atrix 4 he estate of ~
q gurrsv. deceased, msde So Gf ths Februa y term
81 tha pra1ste CoIrt Of Ysls1ushs 70 MY, hereby
,rsa notice 20 ali psrsons haV1g es sgsest said
siaie t -resens teen properly al bsuf cst d. wit IAN
he -e or-sr Bad - Jaw ard all Hsssans nde5tsd 70
sri5 eFtat- als 20 iaea 70 coale forwiid snf make
a.,te. onfr1sni LU6ISDA CURREY,
fsll 1se t1s AdminlsTatsix.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26
WaeJiE0. FWWEDTATEg,y.

TsRoN tTeniy 90 one hundred hesd Of coed BEEF
II CAgTLE iakeu ia lots az any uumher ON one
ore hrnErsd T. i. MAXWELL
G ptsin q A. G s.
r,-are Jack on afiss.
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-. YgIn0W,S nIFT.

fTH0Sr ~h5 hsse no saLT-uho have teen made
" ID vs. bT this va, and s-e po-T-csu gei Ezca,
orE BusHFE ID che nur Der Of one huud cd from
3 c. 1ICALLISTER,
fs7n Jackson Miss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26

Gene 81 Ordsr no. y
IL pers between Che eses of eighteea and faIiy
"a vssrs sxeert hose d-a ted into the Minute Men
fo- Stss service" pTior 20 January 7th iea5 are
hereby ords.el 10 pcrt 70 The Camp II lusirolo
IN fhefr dfer-nt 5is rcts Thols Whl sc farniil 60
gibsfitutes heretofofe, wAo-e Eubst-tJtel are now
witia the sEss Of eoasep13e ere si-o oraerea % re-
rcr, to ffe gaih7s IT In trucs'oa 10 men eet1een
srs 81 ailtesn sn5 Forty sne ls5 10 draf into
A. Sffe rr ee bus those men 5ned fb vs. ard tuch
as haze bees dfilhHrEsd from con-crl ana ~ ilit
Tia of6eer a-e forbidden g. ero any pers Lab g
cons -ri5hpn
The ate tian Of III recruiting crces On d1ly ll lns
Sac s. e5 % Gen ri Or5ar No Is pub i=hea Eel b
rna-v 2 lass from Edutaui and Inspector General
rases av order N z. CLARK,
Nafof anl A. 4. General
ror1.ns-E.rz Coasc- p.s stst- Of aftSs ss ppL
T. A. II LLEs,
fea3 7w AdiUt4nt
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PURIIsHHD
reruls of Advertising.

An advertisenents win be charged
81 so per square for the first inser-
don and 81 for each subsequent in
GarfiOn-
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aTresting our prosperity, aud tnFeateuiog 119
sery security Of our cities aud homes Suclr
men as Auguste Bei1nonf, Morsa, ths telegraph
mao, John +. Aglsw, snd Curtis. the pro-s..sye
~ lawyer, go part in ths exsrcis --Chleag0
TrlIt.Dle
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REBEL mATCHEs,
Rebel Matches
FRaE,oF FE1feF1as

fFsHE un5ers IS having estsbi he'd s MATCH
4 NAN FAfp Ky n ire ely q Jackson y ca q
morn - vi hn- g. rehsze hat az ord rs from
sta5ce slc- -mpEn Cz ~ f4e cash VII be p-ou pity
f'feI IL STERN & CO.
far-1-n gac son. y 81
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VWANTER.
aInn HNW I'D

ITO Buy OF iise. 3OUNs GIRL, ss NURSE, j.
II or IS years 81 age, cns who has bsen wei trainel
.adir=s- Y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26

GFS. SAM HousFoN.-Ths Houston Tsis-
grqpd Acknowledges the receipt Of ons hundred
dollsrs from Gen. Houston and bis wife for The
benefit Of the wounded Of the Galveston fight.
The Generals health is ssassd to be iEpFovirg,
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REsSnEUVI0N.

r1v1E frn 5f Quincy g. R0binscn % Memphis. Tern
4 ls t1is dsy dissolved By mutual nsenl. All Per
s0us hs=ing sius ag slsr sai ir-a al present the
F.lns 10 W. T. Q1inbT w-oss o-a authorth0rizsd tr
prr snd Ell persons Hho indehted fo id firm " Z
mate nnsdists payment B. ssi 9 7iuby, F7h7 . been
autlori e. 3 sst.le said drms 5-si7est
VIZ. u. Quincy
". A. ROBINSON,
General Partners.
J. S oGAYHORN
Etes4a5 ca January o 1888 $ ysciA Palfn r.
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HrtDeUlRrERs. OFFICE OF CoYscRRTIoN, 3
Rrnoshar-u. Fe hrnarT lq. tss3

n. R CIaRE. asi-r sad A. A G., CommaRdsu: Cor
ac-ipts Stste ci Iii. sissippi.
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The following letters on the important sub
ieet Of French mediation are ell of the ser el
that havs reached US. Should the additional
CORES spondence prove Of interest twill appear
hereafter:
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BY MsCI.ANAHAN q DILL.


peai te5 ~ fi & isrnst.,n G. ofsers deta lea %
rec-uil-g 5e.ves CT tbs sac
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ADfrrkNT AND PACTORGENERAL'Sl
GHFIOE,
FrcHaOSD F.bruary 7ihs 1865.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26

n. DROUTN De L'HUKs TO II. NERCIGR.
DEP'T FoRUaS AFFAIRs PoLTIcAL DIVISION,
Taure T7urarv 7s7.4 {
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-26

NIB. SEWARD TO Mr.. DAYTON.
No. l97 DEPARrsiEyT or STATE,
WAsHIsGroS, February 6, 1868.
william L. Dayton Esq etc, etc
SIR: The inimstion given in your dispatch
Of January 18Th f255) thar might expect a
special visit from 81 Merc;er, has been realized
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-07
military Directory OF Indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann
O. p Morton. Governor. once, state House:
r.stdssss corner o. Market and Illinois .ts 5000
W X Holloway, Colonel and Private secretary
o. Governor. Once, state House; resides
vim 6o.erDor Morton. .........-......-... a.cs4
W "a. "A. Terrell, hsIor and Military Secretary
10 Governor. Once. state House. residence
loves Bock. ohio street............... ALAS
W ". Schiater. MAJOR - begiment, Indiana
Volunteers, A. ID. q. TO Governor. Office,
STATE House: boards at Palmer House...... 2.i4s
Lac. Noble. Adjutsoi General of Indsna-
Once. State House; boards AZ Bates House;
onei .....................~.... 3,4s4