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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

The Company having received thirteeI
recruits in September and October, 1862
two of whom deserted.
REHABILITATION.
Original number Of ofhcers and mea, 90
Recruits, l3-lOS
Dead,
Transferred, 20
Discharged, IL
Deserted, 2|s
Present number, c5
The number of their wounded is 10:
sers. Jas, l.. sesbold, Sept. II. South Mountan-.rm
Corp Levi AImon do do do do do do
srisi i'e esSfss sS'see sassiiu. Sept. IT,
Corp George Foote do do head
do James v. Cornelius do do aru.
Private jackson Mfadden, do do leg.
do Charles Woodward do do side.
do Charles Lyte, dec. 10, ,'62, fredericksburg leg
do Cyrus A. Eaton do do stomach.
do do FoSsr. i. irwin, April 10, % Camden, arm
do John Sitter do do do hand
The original roll you have published
before.
You must remember that many brave
boys escaped unscathed. The officers,
Capt. HasseDplug and It. Foster, have
gained an enviable reputation for cool and
daring bravery.
Since making these recapitulstions, l
have often been reminded of the remark
We often hear, that it is wonder so
many escape. The result Of experiment
made in firing may be interesting. These
we're made under the most favorable cir
cumstauces-ths ground level, tho arms
good, and the powder Of the best quality.
Let hundred shots from . good muskes
barrel, fixed in . proving-vise, be fred at
target at the distance of . hundred
yards; one half will strike 10 q circle Of
25 to q inches, and all the shots within
. circle of 4 feet in diameter. A hundred
shots at $50 yards will generally lodge
half the balls 10 about 4! feet in diameter,
and al in eleven feet. A hundred shots
at 200 yards, put generally one half into
. target Of 8 or 9 feet diameter, and ell
within % to "a feet. From experiments
made by firing from the shoulder, it may
be cslculs'sd thst . very good msrksms1,
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Capt. THOMAS G. ORwIG published 10
The Cavalier, a, yorktown, Va, graphic
ske,ch of bis Twelve Days'Furlough at
home, in which be makes the following
interesting notice:
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CAPT. MsEit, Of the Florida al Best, writes a
letter to LIE Patris, (Paris) explaining tho posi-
sion Of his ship according to International law.
He says
BREsF, Sept -, ls63-Sir: Your number
Of tho lob inst, contains two errors, which 1
beg permission TO reehfy. Il states Two IN
cidents have Just taken plsee IN France and
England Whieh interest the American question
The hfst is tbs seizure at Bress. By ; French
ship-owusr. Of the Confederate privaleer For
ida. who claims from her an indemnity Of 100 q
900 francs for the loss of a vessel belonging %
bim, snd Wh!eh was sunk by the said priva.
teer o. this 6rst point. have the honor 10
assure y@u that IN spite Of the threats Of certain
persons who prstsnd 90 have claims against the
corvette Florida, she has not been yet seized.
protest n tire most formal aud energetic
msnneT against The second allegation the Flor
ida has never hsd any Feasen for sinking
French vessel the assertion is false- snd reter
you on that point 10 the letter published BY d
Peequot de Belief, in the OCEAN, Of B-esi, which
contains faithful relation of the incidents Of the
eneeunteF which took place between the Florida
and The French vessel, tHe B1em0ntieT. As 10
Inc qualification OF pFivatssr which you give 70
tbe corvette I have the honor 70 command il
arises no doubt from the fact Of yoEr having been
III informed as % the armament Of the Florida
A privaieer, according to the definition given bv
Noel and Ccpsal, is "a vessel armed by q private
individual win the authorization OF he govern
ment" That dsfai,ion has beea. I believs.
adopted BY al writer's Who.haFs teated or, inter
national law, but 1t accor3s but little with the
real situation Of the Florida. That e9rvetts Ess.
in fact, bean built s1d armed BY the GovsFnmsnt
OF the Couisderate States Of America, aud her
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The HEIszIssiPPi LsRIslatars-Whers shall
it GoaVgue

= he MiastssiPPi AGEisiatars-Where shall
"a GoHveHef
From the Mississiprianl
The present seat of government for the State
Of Mississippi is heated. ~ our readers are
aware Al Macon, Miss. Is was removed from
Meridian because thsra Esrs not sufficient build
Ings there % accommodate The S-ats ofhesrs
Macon msy be able 20 boast Of buildings enough
for the Safe officers 6ut Ws are Informed there
IS no suitable building FOR the sitting Of the Leg
islsfura, and hence il hss been thought the capt
tai mast make s.ii another move.
The city Of Columbus has been uamed a. s
sultable place. Our own OpinioR, however, is
thst Il the legislsiurs casn0t be accommodated
at Macon. the better Dsn would b for &c %
NEST in Jackson. We have there the Stale
house uHinjured, with The two halls for the house
Of reprrsent tatIvas and lhs senate. provided wirh
all th5 appliances necessary to facilifAts the L.
oCrs OF t1e membsTs These facilities cannot, of
course, be bal slseEFhsre. Il is true that jack
BOD IS not now what t hss been. There are very
Door hotel accommodations, but, Sill, per
hGDs, as good ss can be found elsewhere
B sides there are enough private families to
board for a short lime a few members. The ses-
SION will not, OF c1Urse, be attended By swarms
Of visitors as vas formally the ease The Lag
is atuFs, with al is s-taches and visitors, will
not exceed two hundred persons, and surely that
number can be provided for; but il not, they
could come prepared to provide for themselves.
Many Of the legislators are military msB auy
way and are used % the tent These are war
times, and even members of the Legislature
moss not shirk from hardship
In ths matter ef public safety, it IS doubtful
wbsihsr Columbus Is more secure. Jack
son, we think, may be regarded as perfectly
safe so long as our oavkiay remains hers Wo
have the very best reasons for believing that
the enemy has left very small force At Vicks-
burg, and is daily contracting bis lines ron tho
Big Black The seasons are so far advanced ss
70 prevent anything Ike a land csmoaigu in
this region. Our forces are amply sufficient o
guard sgsinst raids. There Is nothing in Jack
son TO crafty the thieviDg propensitiss Of the
LiNcolu robbers, and NJ strategic position 70 be
gained By its occupation. In fact. there is no
reason whatever to believe the Yankees viii
essay another sdTsncs up0n the place during
the present winter, Without heavy reinforce
msnis OF the garrison at Vicksburg ths enemy
could not come fine woulI, aud would not If ne
could.
Considering all things, therefore, we believe
that Jackson is the proper place for the meeting
OF the Legislature. To say uotbiag Of the cor
Afforded, ordinary pride will prompt
every Misslssippial to favor the assemblsge Of
cur Legislature 81 the zeal capital Of the State,
unless there Is manifest danger IN such course.
But whother Jackson, or Columbus, or Macon
De ths point dscidsd on. the govsrncr should
notify the msmbsrS without delay. otherwise
.ney may not learn in time where to 20.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 2O7

ofiesrs hold their commissions frou shas Cor
ernmenL
Sse carries the national Tag and the peuna1t
carried By all vessels Of war, ard receives hsr
inssrueiioHs directly from the Asnister oi Ala-
rine Of the C9nfsdera,e States TEe Ea5o7esa
Powers having recogu eel he posssssi5n - ~
IovernmeEt Of Richmond Of ths rights Of bell
lgereuts, among which are thos8 Of formirr
armies and fitting ont vessels of var, en- st q
loss 20 understand that the fact Of my Govern
ment not bsiug yet officially acknowlsdFed. can
take rom II the rights inherent % ever n 5r1is
Government snd placed in the ealerory Of q
private individual E ting out priTaseer. alsl
tnus change the natuTa aad fIus character Of ~
national haVy. such 81 Interpretation Of na-
tioHsl law spposr5 ts me so hs uafsnsbis
lying On yo0r impsrtiaiify, I bee you b iuss5s
lhis laiter 10 the earliest nu-n5ef Of ysuz est
ma5ls Journal
Accept, sir, the as5ursucs Of my perfect eors-
ssidsrati0a. j n MAFFfrr.
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N1ff-d loul=Uce cr The Mercury
RfCHM1sD, Thursiay Oel0bsr s-Ths Prss
ideut has goue st last I; Is said ha 6rst sent st
one Of bis sid5, who sslegraphad back tEst Es
e1uid do nothing and that the President r-uss
-oma in person if he wished che troubles in
Srsgg's Hrmy adjusted,
Smelling Chzitsno0Es vii hsva abcut IS uneh
Ell ct Is shailDg FieEsburs The rise of ths Ten
n=sses river can last bus e short Eue, and even
The track Of destruction that S.eBhen D Lea
may accomplish vii be specify repaired bv ths
faEkess- Wheeler may havs DESTROYED five
hundred wagons. but If be had, there srs nurn-
oefiess wagons and supplies in the North Moth
ing Riu agal be- the whipping Of r see-aus'
army. Alter The Ohio election. next Mondar
RoseeTsns viii have recruits, # he has them nss
already.
I havs heard that General Lee has been wa,
ing tho arrival Of csriaia Briga3ier. who vas
gupDossd 70 be ia this city. bat vas nos. 10
was sent for, and expected 70 leave hare to-5av
for he RAgidsn. This story hardly holds water
t5r IF Ice meditstsd any importsnt movement.
he could easily supply the place Of a single
B1gadier- But suppose Lee were 20 aiVa1eo
would not Assts ssll back t0 his enirsu chnsnis
60 CeniTeville, sad even TO Washington, rather
than risk hgkt with An army reduced By halfs
dcz1u corps. az prisoners say bis has been
think So Then, sgsin, the rain Of less niga1
and to-day viii have Q tendency to delay eDsrs-
HOns. VII another eettysbu-r Invasion ana
ansiher " estsrn disaster, fr the want Of rein
toreements, save the country R1seeraus routed
and Ioanssses redeemed, the e1uuiry would BE-
safe.
The 6les Of YANKEES papers which resehad here.
ass night. contain nothing Of Importance, Il We
except ridiculous letter from Liverpool. 70 the
Nav York Herald. ab0gt Ha.zt the editor Of
ihe IsdeE, WaO is ssi1 20 DO the Maguus ABolls
81 Confederate interests abroad, and to whom
even Mason and Siids'l play second 6ddle. Al
cd humber Of the National I1fslligsncsr. snI
other papers Of LASER G1Es. show tbs htsitgsnrsr
Is quite dissatisfied With Lincoln
All the talk is Of prices Egarybody tinksrs
% rema dy the evil, bat no two people agree frs
,hsir eZpedisRts Meanwhile the currency eoes
toEn, and living becomes more and more din
'ait 10 is soue consolation q know that taa
people Of Washington are nearly az hard prssssi
q the matter Of rent and provisions as We af
Richmond. Many are leaving the Yankss car-
tal tor the cheaper l0jFjugs If Bsliim8rs; iuss
y many ieays this ely for Ashland aad Peisrs-
burg. The tue remedies for our deprecated
currency is to draw in ths surplus Of notes By
axes, etc. HERBIEs
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The correspondsas Of tire Cha--a On Couri- writing
on the 6,h, says
5ave time % write but few lines Our arnrv = In
adnrshls condition amt is strong before ha brr
tie Of ChicEan uga- We are encan1ped fr t1s -rroI.
and neids without tenfsths enemy in full view oni,r
one mile aud half disi zn--1 .azsts snach usa---
Both are ready flr battle. Piczsts hre uuoft qseh
gtheE occasionally from their eoveris bnt win
t1s exec. ton all is q1i L- Tha exelaa aF
Wuundad has ceasfd and afins are now 81 tl-i-
"a staf 1H Our position j. adlnlrsbia-thar OF tia
ennmy equally so The anfs gou.sts, with rncunfairf
a. their backs can obsarvs srerF- movameut made l
saeh other IN some rasuec-s the View "a not unlfss
Jha a. treisrlcksburg, with the exception that ia
Federsa arr visible In the fields fronting cue ul--r
and have several strong fordeai1aa az t-rvss a--
ther me ~ la renchments Their line of hati is b.
ts farm Of crescent with tie c0uveK tcuard as Ito
river 81 l1er rear curves In the opposite direction
taai me line aad river uni Cd form s.mo q ercle
Across the Tennesses they hsE- two midges. Abovs
aud below thase We command the river. MT Eaas
vesls large number Of tent the oppoa SIDE uf
the Tennessee sufficient, inissd. Indicate strong
reserve An equally lsrss number 0i ts1ts -his
side A0sscrans has chosen a splendid position.
doubtedly and whether strategy force will mpei
him 70 -Vseuatg remsins 60 BE- may say
JflGis that things thicksliHg-
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VIee-PresEdsns Esanagin su 9. rhe Usfou a.
ia Was

AI-a@EAaa = 4eAaatAaA Gu ~ NJ AIuGA
if Was
Il Is treason H0H ct the North 20 wish for sthe
Union as it was" That article seems to be very
fsr below par. Yics-Prssident H.nEn, in q
speech at Philadelphia last week, gsve The views
Of the Adninistra,ion On the subject:
Wen, We have class Of men there who verv
much want ''ths Clus.iuton ss e Is snd tie
Uni5n-as 70 was" Laughter Have you g6t.
thsm here Cries OF Yes Lsugh.sr and
shss,s- Wen, sir, I have f1Unl item all rouud.
an very sorry indeed, that they cannot hive
IT, There is no possible way 10 which theV can
have l. Why, Il Is mere demaZoguaism & IL
the msreFt clap trap it Ia EOBgenss, and not
very good nonsense at that Laughter snd
chsers- ''Ihe Union ~ is vas l' That means
20 hrnE back tine States in precisely the same
condition they rare in when ths rebellion vas
inaugUrated. How ara ysu going % get Ms
souri, back so The people Of that State bavs,
unsolicited aad uni0tertsrsd with By any power
uaugursasd a system OF measures for ths suau-
Cipe108 of slaves How are you going to get It
hack as IL vas These people waat 70 have ths
Union ss It was And what are ven going to de
with the little State nestled iu Western Virgins
formed by loyal msH, which ha5 adopted a series
OF measures Sd rid itself Of slavery How are you
% get Is back as IL was, ] should 6Be 70 know
[ Cheers. / know they mourn ovsri Il, and regret
thTIr NAB .iy 20 bring back the Uniou az it was
NoW.H there are any men 10 your g0Gdly city Of
New York VINO have any tears % shed over sach
result, I am hslfiucii1ed 90 thiail they must b.
cr0e)4ile tears-bu- If they ara not ard you
have got those who have tears 10 Fhud for aths
Union as It Wss''-I think iE would form a good
Subject for a sketch Place in tie f1fegronad q
slave, with his msnaeles stricken Of clothed IN
ths uniform ol Uncle Sam. and a muskst iu his
hands, 70 sustaia the Union, tbs glorious sIdfs
and stripes aostinE o7ef his head while IN tho
remote background stands a modern D8mocrzf-
with large tears rolling down bis chssks, Big as
tuEnips, because he csanot bavs TIA Union o. it
was. Laughter and cheers ] And, If you can
had 81 ImpEassibis c0ppeIhsa1 woman, shoald
paint her in the stii-uis OF reaching hiru crash
towel to wipe away his tears. Loud laurhzr
and Hpplause
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sUNDRIES.

lDU FIFTY BOXES GLASS
100 dozen Cotton S0cks,
50 dozen French Flannsl Ovsr-hrtsr
lbJ Dozen Wool Il Is
8 bales Georgia Plains
a0O resms Eug 'ish Letter Paper
500 &" Colfedersts Letter Paper.
800 20 lCsp Paper
90 a Ccutsderats Envelopes
o. n OhicaI
20 gross Steel Pens,
Sd rr0ss Pen Holders,
90 dozen Peucis,
% zen Eed Ink,
sgs dozen Black lax,
100 p5uuds Sealing Wax. For sale by
T8Os. ?. FIsHER & Co,
10. G Peacbtrse street,
thT Atlanta c.
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a;antial, one iEeb, black walnut codin, which
is made with view 10 their fafure removal
II their friends desire. Their graves are
numbered by Bothe to correspond with
their hospital numbers, a head-bosfd with
the name, ss per copy, aud they sFs buried IN
ground donated for that purpose. So far IS
these circumstances can comfort their afflicted
friends, hey msy rely on the truth Of nv state
ments- ! aiil, IS Opportunity offsrs e0nsinus
the list trust, however, that may never
havs 50 long list Of names to SEMI you. That
these tr0abiss may end, aud all our absent ones
return 70 hains and peace, is the prayer Of
YoHfs. rsspNesfufy, Mas H. s BALI
P ) II there are any persoss - 90 wish auy
particular inquiry msia Concerning any of TIER
friends who are prisoaers here, whether sick or
not, and can ind an opportunity 20 commnHi
este with me, / viii take pleasure ia d0ing
everything 30 relieve their sBxisiy must say
ihEt the Fsdsrals have always shswn ne every
kindness and never debarTed me from visiting
The Cont derass prisoners. II ysu bY chance
see Col. NJ Dunn, say 10 Iin that bic vile and
children are IN good hssith II 8 b.
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DESTRUCTION OF PaoPEarv NEAR Cur

Destruction OF PROPERTK NEAR CH1F~
TANOaGA "A correspondents Of the Cincinnati
TiHues, writing from ChatfanGOgs, Says
For the purpose Of q perfect range ia our i'm
mediate front, it has become our painful duty 70
burn al the dwellings between the EeaarsI
lines aai those Of the enemy More than f+ts-
buildings nave hsen levelsd 90 the ground, some
OF which we're qu 70 valuable, and the premises
most beautifully Crnamanssd with al ~ s1~-
ronndiBgs Of comfort and pleasure. But Ell -
now conPists waste; everything has been lew
eei and destroyed. Houses, trees. shrubberv.
'enees, and all are gOae made 10 give usv -
the rebellion and the curse Of zar Over 1his
now desert waste the guns Of the Fsderals have
complete control
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gdge SpTsgue. And what support thess Dsin-
eiPi s, - thus explained and dednsd nay give
& ths dsdactions Of Mr. Whiting. lhs reader
can dcisrmno for himself
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& Good Old Deacon A. having ocess;o,
to spend niaht at hotel, vas assigned roor7
in which there were three single beds 49,
which alresdy combined occupants. Soon go
the light was eItiuguishsd man Ia oHs M ~,
other beds began TO sn0re so loudly as t. nrsvs,.e
his falling asleep. The tumuit iacres-ai ss ~.
night wCge away, unit! it oecsns ab-oil.sI,-
fearful. Two or thTee hours sftsr mid i--rl ~.
snOrrr turned himself IN bed. giving biiso1,
gr0an, and became silent The deseon Hsl s,,-.
posed the third gsutlsuan asleep until Al s5F-
janetuTe, hs beard him sxclaiuss IRA EEL
thank God Has deadPi
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VVANVER.

A LADY, who has had four ysers experience in
u t-sebinv dssirss titustion. She prefers taking
c5sr-e ef The MsLhemzdcsl, Higher Engsh depsrt-
1nsnt IN s-u rs = but DOES not object 10 any sna-
ton tust 81 secure piesssnt boarding house. Tie
Tsiu1aut- Of EEfin French and uaic, taught, II de-
r.rsd Ee-erences giyrn and required Add es-
BOX q,
,.10qt AdsirgYi is Ga
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GENEItAE. WRllER -. Il.

PROVOST MAhSHAt-S OFFICE
ATLANTA. Ga, September - 1903
II ofirsrs Eud iol- lers srr,slng this posi- viii
"a repo: 20 he Provost Marsha ei'ats r.
IN rder hst thsir oFderf, fufl0ngus leaves Of ab-
csres ETC.. E ~ Be exam nee
Ne Provost Guarl T. Instructed 70 halt al oiaesH
and men, saa demand Of han passes hon he Provost
Mar nal
Ths order is not intended 70 interfere with those who
are sbsent from cir nis with proper an boriy
rus tle lsrze nuaber OF aJssHtess without esEss
~ r. that ia rhona EsporL in order thai he g y
IN order of H. H. WRIGHT
r;aor,.l C5ma1aniinR TT ops ans DeienssE
CHAB " PEDEN,
lfa-s nal
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CAPITAL CHAlGG FOR INVESTMENT,
Tie Western EOfth Carolina Mining,
smelling aRd COpperaS
manufacturing Company
Capital Stock 81, 900, 600.

rTr-8IS COMPANY has ~ 8 special act Of the Legs.
lature of North Carolina, been regularly ineoT 20
rsE=d aud organized
Pie ra.ilrE mines VgrT faNuratly sitneird end
easy q elcss by railroads s1d p-OuOureed BY the
State Gsol0Eilt superior &c tns faECus 'ifuekicsTD
hinss, plErssaiag saea-t=gss over 81 Mining oomFa'
MES iu he goufel.Tale So ed.
suGs-l5E.iau5 % she CsFita stock viii be received
bv tls EnlerslEned Share $500 A. thfre but
matted amount o. stock offered for sale oil parties
vgsii-E 90 10 ke Iug=a ueutg " q 90 we'll 10 ca and
ensns me cree so other evidences Of tbeir intrinsic
~ -e, dspOsi ed a. OF Office.
HCNAUGHT, ORMObTD- A. CO,
saTq sg whitehall street
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T. FISHER & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. . Reschtree ST. AFianUa5 20
7aBBEoEaL sttsntign given 10 the pgras sss ina
rsis of a. kinas ct EEk0nAHDlZks aRq Alfi y
TssiIasui q Hlqpeysa Destaa Or Rssl Egtsiss
= iFass2s
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Company y, Capt Jno A Jackson. com uand
ing-Kdled: Corp s A Mobley, P Dayton.
Wounded SGT Gdfis, sines dead; Corp B
c Adams, legSs r W8lksr, heel; J G Walker,
ankle; Cnas c Kstcbum, thigh; S P Olbea,
eYoln; J Williams, groin; z I Short, leg; NJ
S;ewarl, shoulder; S s Mclean, leg; S Garrett,
hand; g WsAIcCord.
CompanY 1, Lieut. Williams, command
lng-killed: r h Taylor W0unled L. J r
Williams, srni Sgt G z Williamson, since dead;
Corp williamson, breast; d L Horton, face; s
Mcclure shoulder L d MeGin, arm; S 7 Tat,
hand. Missing: " Hall
COmDeoy K CaDt Ben Lane PoseY, command
ing-kiliee: jos Bsss, R1bt Daif, Frank Wilson
WOUNDED: Lent J Faut, shoulder, slt; sergt
J I'm May, side, sew; S Barrett, wrist, 81; JSo
Coie, nseEi KiRnsnore, leg; Richard II Chez
chin and leg, sev. Missing: jos Miller Teal
Killed, q; since died, ); wounded, 81; missing,
Rse9pi.rlaiion-KiUsd, "a; since died, I3;
wounded, I4t; mss NJ, 3-l9I
This reg msnt went into the Il yht on the Ig h
September, with 46l eais.ed mer and % offi-
eers-490.
[Sigaed1 AR LAEKPoRD.
Lieut-Col Commanding.
Ed. PEGUEs, ID Lieut.. aud AsL'g Adi't.
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JOHN VmMER. A. A. A G.
CLAYTON BigEds.
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AHDkRSON, ADAIR & Co.,
WHOLE5ALE
Com uigsion G1erchants,
" whitehall Street,
iva I'm NtlasltfHy ga
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G6\ \RRIHEAT PRINTING HOUSE /!
Army Blanks and Books.

Army Blanks and Books.
vrru HAVE NOW IN OPERATION IN MOBILE
w Ala one O. ths larsezs
Book and Job Printing Offices
Il the Go federscy,
RULING and BOOK-BiNDlNG ATTACHED.
We A. new repaired o. hli 80 regulations and orders
,rfth BLANKS aud J Ks uEea In he Army such g.
RECOR BuOE5
BRIGADE FIELD REPORT BOOKS
RE.yEH HNrAL RErOHE BOOKS
Rseimsutz Order Socks. Descriptive Books, C1mpanY
ilsoks Letter sock. de-era. 0rler boaks Bpseihl
o der Books. Qual isrm4aters' AbBIact Pay bOoka.
iu sert al kiuas of Jas wanted by AeJutaHis
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