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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
H1aEs snH .tssURnAI..
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND, March 6, 1853.
The Senate was occupied in the further consideration OF
the impressment bill The bill introduced some TINS since
by Mr.. Wgfal finally adopted with amendments al
substitute for the bill reported from the Judiciary Gem
tee which had been previously substituted for the house
bill without final action the subject the Senate went III
to secret session.
The House was in secret session ON the tax bill.
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For the Journa :.
Fort ST. fHIL!P, March 81, 1863.


FoKT ST. fEIL!P, March 81, 1862
EEssxs. fulton PAIGE =
Please give the 70 lowing place III your pafer:-
To the Ministers OF the Gospel:
We have had preaching here for several months &c
the soldier We have been neglected
IN toto yet have held cur peace and have Borne up IN
make few nterrog which hope will be received
Khv Do R we have no pteaehng Woud net the
Govercn pay Chaplain to preach fer Us? For
field Was il preach the Gospel to the poor<suf5r
ing soldiers? are you doing Do you fee no interest IL
gagged hoy enough their sins and free them
frc condemnation Are not AL equally interested in
holy the in which foreathers aged
the days revolution Did the ministry 50 with
they Then Why not go to ha work Oar suffering c0un-
trys bleeding at every pore She is trembling upon a
citizens Then throw yourselves ID the right scale you
weighed in balance and be found wanting. Re-
between and the en1y Who but they keep your
downy beds and delicious tab om the hand of he
vadg foe? When you retire at night and your mind runs
back upon the past do teei that have done
duty We repeat Iii except the wild works OF creaon)
that have not had i'll many months. Happily
for Stationed The great deep sofaetlmes
while treadng cur weary path as sentinel upon a
upon ali al ound, mrd is attracted by the tI.tn-
deripg of the mighty mGRen the #
creation eye GlanCes ward, the flight OF mind cen
nsteral nntI s almost seen, tn he h0dir sweet C. -n
MON with the aVen!y bodies, Another hote strikes the
miadal IBIS very 2rea' good and Of long dQra hut
after a shall have away ino the vast Of
eternity ard Ike The baseesa fabric vision.
leave not wrack behua We must still Continue to xst.
Oh what O soeIk thong h. shall live Heaven,
welter in Hell solemn paUse which perchaECe
is broken rolling Leaf tossed by lie breeze the
Of 70 the lonely t recalling minds
the great responsibility that ups entine2
We then fact fer momen upoa the safety othe camp
Our nnd Zen leads relatives friends,
the society Of loved But alas! here de-
p'ivd of the most ct the emf of OTHER daye and
pecialy OF living ministry II your character has 9ny
Weis in world throw into tbs right scale kudeav
to kee virtue and goodness ia cspntenance. Anec
t0n tey nanS to modest worth where it 70
be depressed overlooked though shining when viewed
Ia its proper light Hste eau lied IA the a0nala
Of DRY. Io the advocates truth. He the
sellers ct peace, BE ex&npers Of oandor Fand do al
that You reconcile the hearts 81 all to goo5
woIks. Respectfully, SOLDIER,
in the Clarendon artillery.
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WE are indebted to the courtesy of Adiutant G. D
MYERS, Petersburg Va, for copy of the New York
Herald Of Tuesday last. We copy the Situation ar
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VIZ are glad Is learn from the Savannah Morning
Nep0s that the crew OF the Nashville, lately barned in
the Ogeechee River by shcl's from the iron-cad Mon
tauz all escaped u6hurt, having abandoned the vessel
Oh Friday evening-the burning done on Saturday
morning. Tie Nashville, or R'ttesnake, as she had
been renamed, got aground on Friday evening and
could not be got aaoa hence the necessity of abe ndon
ing her. She was destroyed above Fort McAlister
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

Orders Of Gen. Eosecrana I'm Mediation TO Sonf~deT-
ale Soldiers Wearing Yankee Uniforms
Gen Rosecrens has issued the following order IN re-
Iaton TO the Confederate soldiers who may be found ID
Yankee nnitlrrn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-03-12

"a II The mails had been purposeIy arranged I"
work against us ether in receiving in sending ef
paners they could not do so eecnaly than they
are doing under the present aprang, mint May the
Lord forgive P. NJ, Gen. RFAeAs aid Gil concerned
We will t,u to do so hu with feeble hopes OF snccess
II is not in human nature. fear. It is so fixed to
suit the Richmond papers that the ctz ms OF Kenans
vile. for instance, can get Richmond paper be.
fore they can get ours Is it fair, or right Must We
ALWAYS be sacrificed to somebody We protest against
such trustee We protest vehemently.
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The House was in secret session on the tax bill.

THE INDIANOLA NOT DESTRDYED-CFFICIAf.
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The Savannah Republican gives the foilhwlnS &C
count of the destruction of the Nashville RoesHaks


The steamship Nashville and cargo destroyed IN Che
Great Ogeechee saturday la by sbe from the o.
clifton feet. board about 700 bales coapreas-
ed upland cotton, 70 bis rozin ard 40 boxes TOBACCO
Having dropped the short tina SINCE she was
ordered change her aacho aid CONE TN Fflda
at o. m. she groudned sand bar about mile troa
Fert Nc lister the oint known Seven Mile bend
ard in the emery Every effort was made to
get her Off but with avail Alter lie next high tlae ear
" Saturday morning. after making further efforts but with
no better success she abandoned by the ocels ana
crew Ae consisting ireGclad AID three gunboa1s
being in motion. The rouciad opened upon her tro II
@ oss the marsh Dist o about three OF
mile, about = ocloes a. n assisted ny the gu'Dc"tS,
and Ike I'D steady fire her till 10 o'clock, when one
of Their shells The flames reaching her M
azine she son blew up The keptup ire upon fhe
yandals thu &c sEo which, Informed striking
the The faes having accomplished their object
in de the Nashville withde" to their cd anchor
age. ,u
The Ma hvIe had BEEN employed preVi us to tie var
as packet in the New York and Charleston trade Since
has good service ia forcing the blockade
months past she has been lying IN the Grea
Ogeechee ArnoldH Laedng UNDERGOING some
alterations having beea purchased by stock company
who had ii obtain from the government let
of mara1e epral for her under the name OF Il
Rattesnake. Rhe commanded by Capt, L. HarG ion
Baker, and mounted 30 and one "a pounder.
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[*Th;s evidently is typog aphical mistake as
tie ndianoa stated lister 44Z tons, Whch her I'll
mengions show to be correct.-ED JoURNAL.l
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teers Alabama and Florida Great fears were enter
tained by the United States merchant SHIPS a. st.
Thomas of the rebel privateefs-
We are pat in poesess Of this news by the arrival
Of the steamer Delta from St.Ihomas at Halifax yes
It rday. Her report also states hat the steamer GO,
lumbia ran the blockade at Wilmington n. o., ana
arrived at St. George, with cargo OF eo.on and To-
bacco.
Tn the port of Bermuda, on the 10Th of February,
were the British steamers trnelia and Miriam, trading
to and from the rebel ports. The Cornela had ar
rived with "A cargo of cotton, from Charleston, and
was loading with firearms and other munitions OF war
for Charleston The Miriam is the mate oil the prz7
steamer Princess Royal and to sail for Charleston
in week
[*Ths evidently typog aphical mistake, as
tie Tndianoa stated lister 442 tons. which her Oil
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February 20, 1868.
General Order 10. Is
l. II having been frequently reported to the General
Commanding that Confederate soldiers approach lines
dressed in uniforms aud that have appeared thus
battle and have thus savage lie, carried our coOrs TO
deceive
1t is ordered That dressed shall when
captured the rights prisoners or and that In the
battle, quarter be gwen them When captured sIngy
squads pro wiling about lines they shall be deen
ed spies and treated accordingly The General warns
all and under his command to be on their guard
against these violations of the rules OF civilized Warfare
oragg and scouting parties patrols, and all troops
march, enOined arrest and examine all per-
wearing UNIFORM and ii found to De wearing 1t
wul authority to forward them at once to the
Provost Marsha of their commands for Identification and
Investigation thence to the Provost Marshal of the de-
partnent they may be dealt with they deserve
H. Ali czens and servants rearing the Uni ed States
uniform without written permission will be arrested strip
ned and punished according TO the nature OF the offence
will make acquisitions for clothing,
be and !oyees not entitled to
the uniform.
b. command of MAJ. Gen. Rosecrans,
OFFICIAL, C. GODDARD,
A. A. Gen. and G. off
The true intent and meaning of the above is this
JOHN MORGAN and Others have in the habit of cap
turing our trains aud supplying their with cloth
ing captured from (he Lincolnes) therefore, in Or
der to put stop to their taking trains, will give
it another NAME and treat those who goods capur
ed from us as spies, etc, etc. RosECRANz might as
well propose to treat spies those who eat bacon cap
tured from the Lncolntcs fire cannons, burn pow
der once belonging to them as spies. The whole mat
ter is in their disguise.
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EElDoR's DDP'r CT THE CUMBERLAND, J
ECRFREEsBoR0,' enn.,
PRIMARY % 1863.
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MarshaPs Sale.

DY VIRUS OF writ rsHdi9Rf ezpO7ds 10 me direct d
ID ON the Circuit Court q the United States, for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Its october term,
1868, l will expose 20 public sale, 70 The highest
bidder for cash. at the door Of the Courthouss, in
Nashville. TENNESSEE, commencing at IL O'c ofk, A.
NJ on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Il JANUARY, 1854,
all the right title, claim, interest and estate which
JAS c. owen has In tract Of land IN Will amsOn
county, Tennessee, about seven niles from Franklin,
on or near the Nashville Turnpike, bounded IS fol-
lows Beginning at ssgsr Tree on the North side
Of knob the south West corner Of the tract thence
East &c !, poles TO stake NJ BePs Southwest cor
ner thence North, ons degree Fast, e6 poles, 10 a
stake originally Hickory; thence West 16K poles.
10 D ack Ash; thence North. one degree last, 80
polos 10 stake thence West 81 poles 10 the centre
Of the Turnpike roa5 thence with the centre Of said
road, TO stake Daniel JohnstOns South boundary
line, As poles; thence West, one degree North, 99k
poles 20 8 st axe: thence West, three and half de-
grees South, las pOes to rock; thence South 143
poles 10 the beginning; containing by estimate VIC
Hundred and Forty Acres, and vested in said Jas. c.
Owen by deed from NJ. Bel, bearing date March 16th
1885, which Is recorded page S74 Of Book w, Of the
Registrar for Williamson county; the said tract Of
land, with all the improvements thereon, which viii
be sold herewith, being levied on 10 satisfy jodg
naent rendered By the circuit Cont Of the United
States for the Middle District Of Tennessee ct Its
ApriNteIm 1868 in favor OF Henry Blood and against
Jas. c. Owen aAd others.
ER. GLASCOCK, Marshal.
dec5-3t By W. LELLYETT, Deputy.
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Marahal's Sale.

y obedience 10 three writs reRdasoHf erpona2 10 me
Il directed from the Circuit Court Of the United
States fJr the Middle District Of Tennessee, at It's
October term, 1853, Will. a. II O'clock, l. NJ, On
TUESDAY, the I9tn day OF JANUARY, 1s64, expose
70 public sale 20 the highest bid eT, for casD, at the
door q the Courthouse IN Nashville, Tennessee, al
the right title, claim, Interest, and estate which Ie
e and u. Carney has In tract Of land IN RutheTi9d
county, Tenressee, near the towE Of MurfreesbFo,
containing, By survey, 0ne Hundred and Twenty
ve Acres ves ed In SAID l. II. Carney BY grant from
the OF Tennessee, made on the 5ih day Of Octo
ber 1859, and recorded on page 1885, ia Book 30. TO-
Of Noses III. Swan, kcgistraT-bouL ded as LhoHE;
Beginning at az Ash, The NarthNss corner q
tract Of land formerly owned By David Bowman,
(now by said CaTney) running thence South, s. de-
rses iGst with the North line Of said tract tive hun
dred poles 10 the North last corner Ct said tract,
thence North fJrty poles, thence North IS degrees
West, Eve hundred poles, tbonce South rty poles 10
the beginning )" LEVIED 70 satisfy Judgments rem
dered by the Circuit Court OF the United States for the
Middle District Of Tenn ssee AZ is April term, 1868,
&C Nashville Ia isvor OF A. 7. Stewart Co., Write,
Austie & Meysgh, and J. B. Jsfray Sons. az
against l.. H. Carney.
E.R GLAs )OCK, Marsha.
dec5-3t By ". LELLTETT, equity
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Marshal's Sale.

obedience TO three Wrii renQlfi0ei eTo7iti 70 hie
1 directed from the Circuit Court OF the United
O'Clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF JANU-
AIRY 1S64 expose 10 public sale, % the CHEST bid
der, for cash. at the Courthouse, in nashville, Ia
wilson county, Tenn, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate which r. o. Burt has IN "a certain
lot or piece Of ground in Edgefed, Davidson county,
Tenn.,) on the south SIDE Of MO dland street. Iron
ing City feet on said street aEd running back one
hundred and seventy feet 20 alley, and numbered
81 In a plan OF Shebys Addition, which is registered
in the proper Office in Davidson county on page ~ Of
Book n and ali the right, title claim, interest, and
estate which F. Hurt has in piece or parcel OF
ground in South Nashv.ns, DgyidsoR county, Tenn,
described as - beginning at the corner o. cannon ano
Lew streets, running eastwardly, along cannon
street. hundred aud forty nne feet 70 the centre
Of htosn feet alley, thence nO-ihward1y along SAID
alley two hundred and iityoDe feet 70 Shocks line,
thence westward ly With shocks line one hundred and
sixty-five feet 10 Lewis street, thence southwady
two hund ed and ty-one feet 10 the beginning-ttie
registered page ia in Book 81 Of the gistrar Tor
DsyIds0l county, Tenn; and all the right, title,
claim, interest, an Cstate which r Il Groomes has
IN piece or parcel Of land In Nashville, Davds N
oounty Tenn. designated Lot No. g. (pl art Of the
original College Let No Al described fronting on
Aarke street thirty feet, aud running half way back
90 Co &c street. one hund red and twelve feet"-con
yeyed 10 K. II. GroOmes by Jas. Parrish, by deed
dat June 18th, 1si5, recorded On page 40 IN Book
properly herein famed, having been levied on 10
ssisy esn rendered by the Circuit Courtof the
United tales for tie Micdls District OF Tennessee,
a. Its April term, 1852, against Groomes, Cavert
Hurt, anu Ia favo- Of j. 1. Wayne Son, Duer, Nor
e e. GLAscoCK, Marshal.
Gec6-3t By ". lkLLTETT, Deputy.
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Marahal,a Gale.

tn obs Hence 20 three wits VesdioH eyrcacs 70 me
L directed irons the Circuit Court Of The Onifd
states st its October term for 1873, viii, az J .
o'clock, A. NJ, on TUESDAY, tho 10 OF JANUARY
1864, expose u public sale TO The highest bidder oF
clsh, az the house, IN Nashville Davidson oosn
~ Tenn all the right ile claim, interest, and ests'
which Edmond Dutler has in lot Of ground IN .
town Ct MsTfreesbor0, Tehn with two-stof5
frame house thereon described follows Be.
ginning al John McleTnotps Southwest corner, and
running thence West hundred and any fact 20 a
street, thence North one hundred and ninety -one
feet, moro or eEs, TO G. h. Elotts SOUTHWEST cor
ner thence East one hundred and dfly feet, % I'm
McDermott's, thence W th said McDeTmotts l!ne one
bun fred and ninety one feet, more or less, 10 The
be ginning - levied on satisfy judgments issued ~
The Circuit Court OF the United states for the Middle
tr ct of Tennessee at its April term 1862, In favor
OF A. & +. Reed and Jos. II. Thompson q Co., aud
sgs!nst Dufer s Carney.
6. R. CLAsCoCE, Marshal.
roy2s-I BY W LKILyErT, DEPUTY
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Marshal's Sale.


DY virtue OF two wrts rsHdi Joni erponds to me d.
ID re:ted from the CrcuitG0 Of the United States,
fer the Middle District o: Tennessee, At its October
term, 1861 viii expose public sale, 10 the highest
bidder for cash. az the door Of the Courthouse, in
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at II O'Clock, A.
NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1861
all the right, title claim, interest and estate which
r II. GrOomes has IN piece or parcel Of land IN
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
the boundaries following 4" Beginning at Dews 4
Harnan's corner, on Water street running thence
with Water street twentyseven feet, more or less,
towards Casteman street, 20 Berrys corner; thence,
at right angles with Berrys line, 90 futhrey street:
theIco with Guthrey street. Evenly seven feet more
less, towards Broad street, to Jews Hartman S
corner; thence, at right angles, TO the beginning;
being the same conveyed 70 Eaid 2. II Groomes by
B. z. Foster, rs per deed recorded on page $50 Of
Book No. -, OF the Regstrar for Davidson oouuiy-
levied on with whatever Improvements there may be
on the same TO satisfy Ju grents rendered by said
Circuit Court at its April term 1855 against Groomes
Cavert Co, aud IN favor Of A. G. Naudell, and 8.
s. Stevens L Sons..
= e. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
dec5-5t By W. LEILTETT, Deputy.
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BOARD OF CT AIMS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ID ~ a - y " ~ II "A II - =
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DARTTEs TO the following claims are hereby noti-
| Il bed that the Docket las been taken up for the
SECOND AND LAST TTEz.
Persons having claims before this Board and fsitinR
10 appear with their witnesses upon the dsy sdveT-
tised, will DO considered and reported as having
sII-As F. ALLEN, Chairman.
VIZ DsvER, Recorder.
Tuesday, December sgh.
Dodson Sawyer, Mary Fambiin,
john Cartwright, Dsyid L. Patch,
ass. T. Ewbank, Jehn u. Adkin8on,
D. D. HolVasn, Trustees o. RobsOR Chapel
jos Msrgan, Henry 7. PrAtsr.
Wednesday December o.
J. P. Miller, jas. G. Irwin,
N. r. AlbeS. Johu n, Roberts,
Sidney Cobb, Jepihk P. PilRnd
Caleb G0odrieh, W. &. Smith,
Joel s. RssAn. Jss, LuBtsr.
ThuFsdsY, December 10.
J Wi.ksTson, John Mullen,
Jane Rutland, v @ S1s4neT,
Mary Crockett, A Crockett,
John Hall, Mrs Bazzh,
HsiIs Of Thonss fu9us.
e. notified wiz end their claims laid over TO the Last
Of the Docket.
The Beard nov holds fits sittings in the senase
Chamber, commencing every day 81 p o'clock, .. m
So The Business Of the Board being RETARDED b
delay, the part Of Witnesses, Claimants are bere-
affer requested 70 furnish ths Board with the
Of Witnssses who refuse 70 apossr he day Claims
are advertised, that warrants may Be issues, CON-
ldse6-tf
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10000 Agents Wanted y
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
75. 900 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Ves.,
Gusrd and Neck chains, CkAtslsins Chains
and Pima, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Eockets,
sszf Hoas Rage CGffoTgta htscs, Cia1ssd hiE7s,
aa.,ste RisOs esd Pas, GeAts' Ooh eTHia Bsazsoad
49, Osiiforsia Diosena Ear DrgPs, Bsaufr Sea q
y-,rsirg, Ess Sgiss sssds assi BuzO~s, SC,
worth 100000,
To h sold for oae Dollar each, without regard 10
value, snd not 20 be paid FOR I'll y0a knoS
what you are 20 gst.
In all trsnsaotlons By mall shah charge fos
ecu The busiusss Is cents each, which must Re en-
cIoasd vhen the request ls made 10 know what yo1
can have. amer knowing shat yea can have, thsn
O. will be Your option - send 81 take the srtios
or not
Fsvs articles can Be crdersd for sl-eleven for 90
thirty for sS-sixty Eve for Slo-and one hundred
fcr SIS
Win the Information q what you can have VIII Be
cent Circular giving foil Instructions 60 Agents snd
fuls Catalogue Of articles, and then viii Dc ~
your option d send and set the article or not
Alzo, for gi lWHl Sud a solic Silver Shield o.
either Array Corps Pin, with your name, regiment
and oomptny han6souely s1gravsa upon H.
- M. WARD a co.,
Boy asa New YORK s0s Broadway.
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VIII be furnished free Of charge % soldiers in or out
OF the Hospitals, ii their bottles or inkst2nds are
brought at the above hours. SoLDEEs taught one
third less than citizens. .r
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TO THE SOLDfERSl
We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE.
For the use NJ GOIaEars

SOLOIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
1t is printed in four celors, represent
ing Cavalry. Infantry and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
sizs l3x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filing up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail 1t TO his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it IS 3 remsla-
brance.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
I. n. RHODES & CO.,
% Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oot16-3m.
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Persons from 6 70 co years can learn this systern
In few lessons ladies' are taught 70 write In a
neat easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen Ia bold,
rapid, business style.
10 persons acquainted with its merits, his system
Of writing needs other recommendation bat those
unaequailted with it. Mr.. H. refers 10 the following
remarks and testimonials. instead Of teaching PEN
msnship merely as an iiaaatioR Art experience OF
% years has enabled him reduce it TO the oeFlanty
Of SCIENCE, so that bong guided by knorIe1ge, Ia
stead Of ruad0B pTaeee, pupils from 20 co years
IL short time learn 10 write With EASE EIEG ANCE
and RAPIDTTY.
SO accurate Is his system, and so Uniform IN ita
success that after witnessing its effects several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observer.
''Hayi1g had fair opportunity OF examining your
system of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder.
ful aud rapid improvement Of your pupils in my
school consider il but just 10 say. that believe it
70 DO not only the best system, but tie oAy deser-
en- any person may, in short time, acquire free,
rapid and elegant hand. Ishoud DO ptesssd 70 sea
It universally adopted"
This expression was concurred in by
Maj. Gen. 4. 2. Gaines, U. 5. Army;
His EAellency. James c. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee
H. RsF. ]. II 0tey. Bishop Of Tennessee.
IL. Rev. r. P. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. u. Pres. OF Nashville Uni
veTsiiy.
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says: +
"Bsing requested by Messrs. polbeaT 70 state the
standing 10 society Of the gentlemen, sign 70 the
within, do 30 With much plcasu.e, being acq a2intei
with most Of them; they are Highly respectable aud
gentlemen OF education and Il high standing in SO
cioty- ANDREW JACKSON.