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Fine Stook.
sly though.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will -tand the ensuing Spring Season, com
munc'ng the hrst week In M,rcn, q: my
resi- ,~nce near Hanging Rock.
DAPPI.E JOHN is full. .blooded Jenu.
and Canadian. tie is SO we'll known in this
section that II is scarceiv Necessary 10 say
anything il commentator OF hi, superior
qualities. Ills Colt, speax f,r themselves.
AID sney are unhes,,aliny pronou Iccd by
Z 'od Judges 20 De sl!DJy !Ie beat n.oc. n'
Oar country. r'r ra.. .est Of form. spirited
appearance and az IW,y Of IN o.ion. ne is no,
eXceIei by hny h"rs- IN the State
alares from fsiaIce CA rs a.comno.
daird via -s.b IN! al 3.s.1,e-
Ierns: FOR sac lI,Gra.cs S4D y
Jan. 80 u IaunAa.
Feb. Is, 1873, s-u
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5 y u i ii T. y K lin a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY p. Il HAN HOND. Esquire urdina.
- ~ for said district

DY p. + HAN HOND. Esquire urdina.
- ~ for said district.
WHEREAS. W. p. PI.Yi.ER has
applied to me for Letters # Administration
on all aud singular he Goods aud Charles
Rights and Credits Of 4. VI PiYLER
lac "f tne Dis net aforesaid. dsc-asei.
THESE are. therefore, - 81. aud ad
monish "a .nnd .ingu!nr. TIE Smdrsd and
creditors of The sIid decreased. 10 he aud
appear before me at our next Ordinary \
Court for I'll. said District, To b- holden at
Lancaster Court House on the I'D day Of
October inst. 10 sho" cause. IL any. why
the said ad uinIsraIion IN puid not be- cfan.
ted.
Given under nv hand and seal. this g..
\ ~ J day o. o. .DUer ia lie year of oar
L.. :. Lord oue Ianu.aui c.gn, nunafel
~ and six, i1rrr a.d "A Inc rgaty-
eIgIhtH !enr "I lhe in.tpe4d,uee of ihs
Stale Of Sou.h Ia. lIaa
+. Il HAdMOND, q l.. -.
o.. 7, 1888, 81
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GETTING RicH iURING THE WAR
Chr"n"Iogy. which has had IN nv 'mp"rIunl
nsrs. is likely to hnv- Vet another. in "tn-
good lime Got learr) r"'ninr," " hen men
speak OF the w""''h of "'h-rs. th-' ~iIl Ark.
how old il i! When wns It nn ssed -
And il the answer he. that '"ev gstL-,rd il
during the VIZ. t'r> tact will s,'p it + all
'-sp-ctabiiitv i" have CROWN rich in 1861
or 1868 will be counted dr-Lon"r then -
II will pa-s frr 'obb-ry "f rs c"urirv nj
large, of the families of soldiers. - the
poor. In other words, it will be seen ~ i,
is No di-guise will cover il hp: no appolo.
nv eatcnuaie il Rel ,tous Herald
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ron rRx kANcAsfER LEDGER

. rol rRx LASeAsfER LKDcLR.
Memories Of Thee.
Soft - Pity, when it sooths.
The slseplsss brow Of sorrow,
Sweet ~ Zephyr, when it woo.,
The cheek Of Petracks Land,
Dsa, ~ 6rst love, when il paints,
Ths young hearts bright tomorrow
30 soft so sweet so dear 10 me
Aee memories Of thee.
Wilder Than a maidsu's hear.
In lis breaking hour,
Heller. than that maiden's vow
in. that nomsnts' power,
:Tendsref shan the morning breath
Upon . fsinsing flower.
So 4so<es, holy. wild to ms
Are u-,por OF thee.
Whispers. sweet as angels. come.
The Pas, has still it. token,
Wake not the Tyre it's slumb bering
In thoughts now best unspck.n,
The silver cord 10 stronger,
Tho the Reiden. bow Is broken.
And son ADD sweet aud dear 10 Gle
Are memories Of thee.
RUSTIC.
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York CSuca-ion repind- it's readers that
the Constitution rq"ircs 1T the success
ruI candidate for President 1T nj. the States
votes: filling In tins. III. S.eri, n TO-. to
tho House "f Representatives, aud III,
House eiecrs, voting ~ S'"i--. N"", iii.
>rarc-is within the reach OF probability thn
any crnhidat- will hnNea m,jrity Of all
'n- -lcctor votes. NJ Mr. Lincoln had in
1860. Tho e'rrI"u. therefore. ~ii 90 Ia
tie llouS- Of Representatives.. wh- =. tue
r"'ing h.ing bv >;a,cs. Mr. Lincoln is sure
Of hts election"
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Many persons w'i,e articles and send
them TO an editor To be eorrec:ed-a, If an
editors Office were mouse OF correction.
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ApvIpr1sIMEHrs,

WIN b Inserted At two dollars per square
toe he Arst asd one dollar per square
fsr each Subsequent insertion. A square to con.
sass OF tie space Of ~ lines. BREWER type. No
Advsrtissnsat considered less than a square
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Farmrr B. ~as -uIing IN the country
rhurch lie hHd been worAing hard in the
har, est hrld hands arrr scarce. aud Far
mer u was doing T"r loud ran-- Of the
minister TAI -d /" aron.- tue farmer until
at lrng h, th" I'mr waning, the GOO man
cIos"d tue !ii- IL .nr liibr. aud co"cIudei
fnll"ws:
"I"dred, NV hearers. the harvest in pen
teou-. but the inbor-r. are lew"
"frs,' ->clnIm ii Farmer Il. "l've f.red
% = day for Graders, and cant get 'sm Il,
that ~
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
SshhsAsa svsry WsdAss lay xerping
BIZ
W. III. q o N N O r. s ,
RAitSr and proprietor.

TER Ms:
q advance, 400
A. tAs expiration q SlI Months, -. $50
~ Ne sad Of the Year. .-........ 400
Ne paper dsseontnusd until all arrearages
ass pald, except st our option.
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The Gazeit-, paper pnJ i-'"d nj Ilnv"r.
hill, n. u gives the following c"nvrrs .tion
IA on. that ~as lately "v.rh-ari in hat
town by one OF the nttnrn-r- al tha, paper
II certainly presents IA fir ilustra,ior oi
The patriotism, .ssLibit.i by the people Of
he North, when the people are called upon
to fight:
D. Good morning c.. Ready
for tn. draftr'
c.. "Readv, II my distracted coun
irv reeds MET -nc requires the sncri6ce
OF nv liie--if The tot;-'ins cdiiice OF our
g.oriou, Union needs to be ccInent.d with
my hearts b'ood--if it ia n-c~.sary for her
preservation that she s,ri'ics onward Ia v,c
tory over NV dead body--ia.n. -ir, the We
i'm II ready, Wih heart prepared fn,
ny fate, and ait" firm trust in Divine
Providencs, ! shall, with lively feeling oi
ioiny my duty. aud n"'h'ng bat INV duty.
"nrch boldly on" IL. Cvil.r,"rs oific.
nd pay nv three h"nd' ei doIlnrs"
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THE SENTINEL.
>- aO.S
TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.

IENMS UF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERas are Arietty in aioanes, as t,'lors:
Daily Srsr~rr, one year. l.0 90
monrhs, - Co
Smonths, 4 90
per moash. 200
Ssni.W esk'y, one year, 400
6months. 8 TOO
9 mouths. 100
weekly. orc year, TOO
months. 400
months. 2 uo
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
One dollar aud ffty cents per square OF ten
lines. Less tbsn tive lines a per inss, ton
Address, SMITH. BAlLY & CO.
Sentinel OHicc. licanond, W.
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PROSPECTUS
Rf OF THE
NASHEILLE UNION

The NASHVILLE UNION was commenced last spring,
for the purpose OF opposing the Rebel Southern Con
ieracy and Of advocating the resora ton Of Federal
Authority, without any abatement over all the states
which have attempted TO seoedo. Its object was 90
proclaim the doctrines Of Liberty and IJnon as they
we're expounded by the fathers Sf the Republic
but which for more than one yoar--the long and
droary carnival Of treason--had been unspoken and
upwrtten in she Capital Of the State of ANDREW
JoKsoS and were treasured uR only in the hearts Of
the faithful. We believed that the right way to
duct loyal journal in city Ike Nashville, at such
time As this, was to raise the wayering and timid
IN 70 the true standard Of patriotism, and not TO
lower the standard patriotism, after the manner Of
some other journals, to suit tho depravod tastes Of the
semi-ioya aud sympathizers with the Richmond dy-
nasty. gt Ef hHtF
ahe UanON, therefore, has hela as friends all who
support and as foes all who oppose, tho Union Of tho
states. It's watchword Is FREEDoN AND NATIONALITY.
with roBos and traitots'it has no compromise to
make. Il contends for tho Federal Constitution and
che Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
fa,w op rHR LAND, anything in the Constitution and
laws of any Of the States TO the contrary nOtwth-
standing. -,
Il eonidnds fdf he uaion Of the States, beoaass
without u the preservation Of our liberties and ipst
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way Of crushing the rebelion and restoring
the Union must perish, matter BY what name It
be balled. ui.iai aa
When thousands Of citizen soldiers lay down
toir lives upon tho altar Of their country, saer
nee above all earthy price, and prooOaA the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoblo motive Of
self interest should make any Waver IN his 10y
atty. II there bo any such, let them look AZ the
blobd Of Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Murireesboro and
Frederiokaburg, aud blush AZ their wiokedness and
folly. Love for our country should nOw overshadow
every other eelins aud he ia no patriotwho loves
his houses, lands negroes with tthe Of the devo-
tion which he feels for his oounnfy. Egen prudent
selashness should compel 81 patriots, Tor who
eau hope 70 save his treasures rom the wreck Of
a ruined and dismembered Unionf
We want 10 SOC the land once more pleased with the
enduring sunshine Of an honorable peace, based upon
the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels in arms, and not Nc upwith the deceitful
GLOW OF peace basod upon emasculate loyalty, and
coneossions 10 traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only to botAy, and going out would
leave US IN darkness tenfold gloomy than that
which prevailed before
These are the sentiments and views which the
UuoN will continue to advocate through whatever
Of storm sunshine may await It in the future, and
No AK the support Of ali who believe it to he import
ant that thoroughly and vigorously loyal newspaper
should be published nj Nashville.
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United states Of America

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-No. 2.
XKyHERFAs. an information has been aicd in the
w District Court Of the uniied staiss lpr Haid Dis
lrlcl on tno seth day Of Nay, A. ~ tsd8, by John
Thmble Esq, Attorney for The unitSd Staies for
the District az Middle Tennessee who pfoeouios herein
Ia behalf OF the United dttes, against packages Of
goods a list OF which Is filed with said information,
alcdgng IN substance that SAID goods Nefe sei2ed ON
land In said District as Forfeited 70 DE United siaes
that said goods were Transported mona Cincinnati in
the State of Ohio 20 Nahviiie, IN the state Of leu
nossee, In violation Of the act OF tQliT anu me pi-
Clamation OF the President OF the United states, 10
terdioting all commorNiai intercourse between inc
Citiyens and Inhabitants OF the said state Of Tennee
and the citizens and inhabitants OF the rest Of we
United States, aud against the regulations Of the
Treasury Department OF the United states ana that
said articles became thereby forfeited ~ ne said
United States, and praying process ogainsl thq same
aud that the same be Condemned as nriehel, as
aforesaid ~
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the montlon OF lhe
Court under the seal 0i the Court 10 ne directed ana
delivered, / do hereby give public notice 90 ol PER-
sous claiming said goods, that they DO and appear 10
fore the said Court 20 be held az the Federal Court
room, la the City Of Nashville, IN faid DISTRICT on the
9th day of July A. u lS0a, then and thefe 70 inter
po5e their claims, ana % make ihelr allegations M
that behalf I'D Do IL, GiASEOUki
U. y, Marshal for Middle plstgiet Of lennessee
luncA,llt T.. vt .al.. RI
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United States Of America:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEssEE.-No. s.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNEsSEE.--No. s.
WHEREAS, an information has been fled In the
w District Court Of the United States Cor said
District on the 18th day Of May, 1868, by John Trim
bic, Esq, Attorney Of the United States Or said Dis
trot on The behalf Of the said United States against
certain lot Of goods now lying in the storohouse of
b. $. Hamilton, at Nashville, In the District afore.
said and consisting OF pickles, preserves fruits con
dments tobacco, sugar, cigars, Wines, cider oysters
sardinna candies, and divers other articles list Of
which Is ned with said Information, allcdgng in
substance, that sadg goods were seized on and and in
the District Aforesaid as forfeited TO the United
states that said goods were transported from Lou
sville, Ia tho state Of Kentucky, 10 Nashville 10 tho
state OF Tennessee IN violation OF the act Of Congress
and the proclamation Of the President Of the United
States, intcrdicting all commercial intercourse be-
tween the citizens and Inhabitants Of the said State Of
Tennessee and The citizens and Inhabitants OF the rest
Of the United States aud against the regulations Of
the, Treasury department Of The United States and
thai said articles became tholeby forfeited TO the
United states, and pryingprooess against The same
and that the same may be condemned as forfeited
aforesaid: -NNe
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the moniton Of
the Court under the seal Of tho Court 10 directed
and delivered do hereby give public notice 10 all
persons claiming SAID articles, In any manner in
terested thercin that they be and appear beore the
said District onrt, TO be held at the Federal Court
room, at the Capitol, In the city Of Nashville and
District aioreBaid on the 9th day Of July A. ID.
1893, then and there 70 interpose their claims, and
to make their allegations In that behalf. tf
f. r. GLASCOCK,
.G9. US. Marshal, Middle Dist. ofTenn.
ID.
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A FEMALE SLAVE was recently sold in
Richmond for $1,000. She was entirely
'olsite, hence the remarkable price commanded
This is one of the beautiful features
of that "divine, peculiar institution"
which must not be discussed. This
wretched female slave is probably the
hAlf-sister of some elegant lady who
moves in the best circles of r. f. V.
society in the rebel Capital How
strange that tho Conservative" papers
are 40 dumb as death about such shock
ing cases, but still take delightin hold
ing up to public execration the much
less revolving cases of amalgamstion,
which occur at rare intervals in the Free
States. og f4F H+
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Little Patti ia 10 love with rich
Spanish gentleman, and he loves her.
Her papa promised her she might marry
him, but subsequently, refused permis-
sion, preferring to make her sing little
while longer that he might bag more
profits in addition 10 the 100000 she
has already gained, and which he aud
StrAkosch have confiscated Patti, how
ever though usually an angel, has deter
mined to invoke British justice, so Paris
letters say, ask for tutelage in the Court
of Chancery for the seven months which
will make her Of age, aud marry ia spite
Of her heartless parent.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

Daily Union (sngle copy per annum......,....siO 90
al per Week...s........ %
Hi3-Au communication on business With tho ONCE,
viii BE- addressed 20 the PUB ISiERS eide UNiON,
aud an communications 20 the Edtor will be address
Cd % s @ mEROER
Edltora of loyal newspapers will do Us great Kind
ness By re-pubhshng the foregoing, or i substance
The current transactions In Tennessee ior months TO
come viii be highly interesting 10 all lovers Of their
country and her ire nsttuuons and the columns Of
The UDoE win furniah the earliest and most reliable
history 81 these events.
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United States of America.
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE FENNFssEE.-No. g.

OloliNlSA VI hAAhbA4A AhNfNAtalAAAs---ANe, o.
VE1HEREAs, an Information has been filed In the
, wv District Court Of the United States within and
for the District Of Middle Tennessee on the goth day
Of May A. D., 1868, by John rrimble tsq, Attorney
for the United states Tor the District Of Middle Ten
nesseo who prosecutes horen In behalf of the United
States, against i06 bags 81 llur and 81 barrels OF
houri hicdRng. M Substance, that said hour was
seized ON land, in the District OF Middle Tennessee,
ON the --day OF A. u. 1868, rs forfeited to
the United staloa that said ilour was trmsp rtod
from iho Stale OF keuiucky ou the day az Mnrch,
A. p. 1868, % the Stale ol tanueaee Ia violation Of
the act Of Congress and the proclamation OF the Pres
dent OF the Uniie STATES, inter lcrng all cummerc al
intercourse between DO ctizens aud Inhabitants II
said state OF T,pncssee and the ctzeus and nhabi-
ants Of the rest Of the Iul states and against the
regulations Of the1fea department o. the United
States and that said -four bee me thereby forfeited
10 the use of the United States of America aud pray
log process against the same, that the Bamn may 10
condemned as for cited, as atQr said.
Now therefore, In pursuance Of tue moniton, under
the seal of said Ceurt 10 me direoted and delivered
do hereby give public NOTICE "a an retsons claiming
said -FOUR K any manner Interested therclns
that they beard appear beore the said District Court
to he held at tile Federal Court room, Ia Nc CITY OF
Hashville Ia and tor sad District, the 0tll day 81
July, A. D. 1868 then and there TO intorpose their
claims, and mako their allegations In that behalf
H. X. GifASC0Ck,
.g9. fmf Marshal Of the unitAi Siaha
-'' Cor tbs District Of Middle rcnneasee.
unO 4-l1t. fsn 4. ~
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United States of America ;.


WHEREAS, Information has been died 10 ihe us
w trct Court OF the UNITED states for aAld listfct
on thclst day o. mue, A. D ls63, by John Imple,
Gq Attorney tor the unilod states flr the district
y Middle Tennessee, who prosccuies hften ln oennu
y NE United states pgaiusi 100 barrels oiMhishS
Atdgug, 10 substance, that said whisky was sPl4el
4 land IN said District Us Nioricitcd 10 the United
N'ales that said whisky mas Transported nom LOU
NNiei IN The State OF Kentucky, 20 NmWici M we
o4le OF Tennessee, ON toe fst day oi Mal Rop,, M
violation OF the act OF Congress and the pftchmat on
@ Vie lresde Of the United States inierdetlpg a
COMMERCIAL intercourse between the ciuiens uhu M
uAolauls of the said state of Tennessee aud the et y
gus ana inhabitants Of the roat Of tho tnhed states
-Du against the regulations of thhflfctsufF Depart
-.ut OF ln' United states and That SAID VA sAy pe'
ame tnefehy ioilted 90 The United sialei and pray
b ll0cess against the same, and that iAe same pe
Nsuemned as forfeited, as Alor, SAID
Vow thereorei IN purspanco ~ the npnitpu 81 W.
Ners, under tho seal 81 said Court % me directed
ll delivered do hereby give public notice A aH
els'ns claiming said whtky, that lhpy DO ana ap-
~ uelofe sid District Court 60 he hrli at the LED,
wv Noufl room in tho City OF NASHVILLE BOZ sald DRf
t.', on the tth day Of Jolly, A. %. 1873, Thea and
.,'e 20 nlcrpose their claims and "a make their ale
gallons IN thar behalf
r. r. OLAsCOCK.
lvnet-ltt
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We have no means of ascertaining the
loss of the enemy; il has no doubt, how
ever, been frightful. Messed as they we're
TO resist cur advance, they were moved
down in heaps. The ground was lite
rally covered with their dying and dead.
do not think they have lost 90 many AZ
ourselves, but IL has been greater in pro-
portion, considering how they were COW
cred from the severity Of our fire.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
Army Pest OIie Department,
-'' Ofihe Cumberland. lime & 1854

OFFICEBS AND SOLDIERS desiring 10 remit
" Money 70 their friends would 10 well 20 send ID
by their respective STATE Agenta, the ENpross Ia,
stead OF through the Mail the latter Is collected
IA Camp, onen In a hurry, and very oarelessly
brunght 20 the A. NY Post Olce no, setback or IA
wagons ia open bags, handled and re-handlod a
great number of limos, liable 20 many dangers
10 which the kxpress Agents ave not subject IA
most Of the States arrangements have been made by
which the wngos Of the s3idior can be paid 10 hia
family at home thus avoiding the risk Of transmits
sion livery possible Gaze via be- taken n the hand
LIND aud trau portation OF tbs army Mail but under
existing circumstances Il a. certainly not 90 SAFE
a moio VI ramltilnE money as either the EEpr6ss o.
80 hoy. r. o. hhhhtuAi Army 4, "A,
nueLd2w--2tw,
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AT meeting of the field, staff and
line officers of the Goth Regiment Illinois
Infantry Volunteers, held at Regimental
Headquarters in the city of Nashville,
June 9Th, 1868, Major Geo. w. Evans was
called to the chair and Capt. Thos. j.
Rhodes was chosen secretary. The
chairman in few brief remarks, ex-
planned the objects of the convention,
after which Major Evans, Chaplain
Walker, Captains Rhodes and Sinson
and Lieut.. Bridges, were chosen COM
mittee to draft resolutions expressive of
the sense of the meeting. The commit
tee retired and in n few moments reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted: e
ResOlpea, 1st. That we do most earnestly
and sincerely regret the departure from
our MIDST of our gallant Lieutenant
Colonel, Samuel Hess, who has been
compelled by reason Of i'll health to re
sign his position in our regiment, in
which he has served with such eminent
ability aud marked distinction during
the last fifteen months.
| RESOLVED, 3D. That we tender to Colonel
Hess our grateful acknowledgements as
well for the able and efficient manner in
which he hes ever discharged every duty
in the exercise of the functions of his
Office as for tho uniform courtesy and
kind treatment extended 10 us upon all
occasions during his association with US
as an officer rsa sdi vaa I.g ,ccta
ResolUed, Sd. That we have ever found
him kind in disposition, of q noble and
generous soul--pOssessing fine social
qualities, and in word, uniting in an
eminent degree all the attributes neces.
sary 10 constitute at once an able and
efficient officer, an agreeable associate,
and 3 high-toned gentleman; Of quick
perception, firm and unyielding in bis
convictions Of right and justice. His
lAbOrs in our regiment have had bene-
iicial effect upon the discipline and in-
structiOn of the same, and while we
deeply regret the necessity which has
compelled him TO withdraw from the
service of our country, he carries with
him in his retirement our warmest wishes
for his future health and prosperity.
Major GEO. w. EVANS, Ohmn.
Capt. THos. j. RHODES, Sec'ty.
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OoIored Trnnna.

This calculation does not embrace in
IL those who are acting as pioneers for
Gems. Grant and Banks in Louisiana and
Mississippi, for these would doubtless
swell the number to $4,000 men, nor do
we believe the enumeration more than
the official roll will exhibit.