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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-29

Morning and Noon Reports
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New YoRK, Jan. 2S "A letter in the Herald
states that Acting Master Partridge, of the
gunbOat Hstteras, who was ordered to board
the vessel speaking, says that he had not show
ed of the ships length before the Alabama
poured In her frat broadside, which was imme-
diately replied to by the Hatteras, This oc-
CURED first at dark. As the frst broadside
was exchanged, both vessels steamed ahead
side by side, exchanging broadsides as fact as
the guns could be loaded and fred, and within
very short distance of each other. Mr.. Par.
fridge was pulling ahead ell the time, TO en-
deavor to reach his vessel, but did not succeed.
He says the cannonadng lasted about twenty
minutes, when he heard the sound of musket-
~, By dint Of hard pulling, he came again in
eight of the vessels, and found them stopped
with the Alaba ma along side and the Hatteras
blowing on steam, and heard cheering from
the Alabama, proving that the Hatterss had
been captured by boarding Deeming it best
not to be taken prisoner, be pulled back in the
direction of our fquadron, and was picked up.
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NEW YoAK, Jan. 28.--A letter from York
town, dated the 26ih, states that last week two
deserters who came Into our lines reported
General Wise, with eight thousand men, within
ak miles of Williamsburg and advancing on
yorktown, to take revenge for the late cavalry
raid made to White House; but General Wise
changed his mind, undoubtedly, from prudential
reasons. siu.s t. o 's1 sJaa!
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New York, Jan. 2s.-A letter in the Times
frem Port Royal January 24th, states: The
steamer Honduras arrived here direct from
New Orleans, with an urgent request from
General Banks to the Commanding General for
large supply of intrenching tools of all de-
sotlptions. From this We infer that the capture
OF Fort Hudson, of which We have been hoping
to hear, is yet long way in the future. ioi
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New YORK, Jan 28.-Gen. franklin issued
a farewell address to his troops, closing as fol.
lowe: "Iu severing connection which You haze
made go dear, ask that no one will believe
that | voluntarily part with yousin the face OF
the enemy" 7 II. -s.
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have always believed that II the necessary en-.
ergy had been used by Secretary Chase in this
regard there need never have been the slightest
ground for complaint on the part Of the army.
30 much Of bis time, however, has been spent
10 interfering with the other branches Of the
Government, aud in controlling the conduct Of
the war, that he has had but little leisure left
to attend to the concerns Of his own depart
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Negro Regiments,

New YoRK, Jan. 28.-The Worlds Washing.
ton dispatch states that Governor Andrew LEFT
for Boston to-day, taking with him authority tc
raise regiments of negroes. .E l-4H
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THE EATING COUNTER,
Notice.

ir 4NSb4SOs r I
James Laughn,, plaintiff. Superior Court,
VS.. franklin county
Peter Tsbler and Others defendants.> y ohio %. =
PETITION. g bas Eos
GAID PETER TABLER, of North Mountain, eerkIy
y county, Virginia, will take notice that James
Laugham, Of the county Of Linn, In the State Of Iowa.
did, the Goth day Of November. A. D.. 1862 e his
petition In the said Superior Court Of franklin county
Ohio against the said Peter Tabler William Slaughter
John O. Bright and Christian May, defendants the OBJ
ect and prayer Of said petition TO obtain judgment
against said defendants for the Of SO $780, together
with interest at ten per cent from the 9Th day Of June
A. D., 1e60 payable semi annually, on note made by
said Peter Tabler, William Slaughter and John o. Bright
to said James Laugham for the sum Of 900, dated
June 4th, A. D.. 1857 and indorsed by said Christian
May, Oct l1th, A. D.. 1660 and the said Peter Taber
s notified that he 10 required to appear and answer said
petition or before the third Saturday after the cath
day Of January, A. D., 1868. ~
NJ. Il. MANN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
decI3-td IIf
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hefoiIoWins Is the rate Of payI
omen, from s4s to sas per month and one ration

IA DAVID ID. PORTER,
Acting Rear Admiral,
Commanding Misilsslppi Squadron.
RENDEZVOUS AT CINCINNATI.
Va NO. 5 EAST FRONT STREET.
% .t A. 8, BOWEN,
Acting Master,
deczs-dlm Recrulting 0fficer.
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States he well the other citizen prisoners were,
by an arrangement between Commissioners ould ard
Ludlow released from The parole which they at rst gave
previous % their release.
After capture they taken TO tho headquarters
Of tencra ritzhugh Lee aud were treated very kindly
bo,u by hm aad by Captain Mosby On their arrival in
Richmond however, they were thrown into the Libby
prison and treated very harshly.
SION after reaching Richmond he wrote 10 General
Wiader, demanding his release, as he was
moi q citizen OF The United States and
not in e service the United States government, and
asking for an Interview with him that he might explain
position more uhy Receiving no answer TO this ap-
pcs hr thea wrote 10 the rebel Secretary OF war 10
the sa.ne c -ect but this MAS also not noticed.
Fasy, lie applied to MIR. lie os tie Austrian Consul,
VIII called Cen wadsr in regard to his case Getting
no sa,islclioa him, he then called upon tho secre
War, who said that there was great suspicion
az 81 Baron Wardelcr, he had been with Colonel
Nynanan, and was suspected OF being commissioned
officer up oonc Wyadhan's staff lie finally referred
his 20 Judge Baxter for examination He sent
u h1 Judo with four deserters, under guard. Tho
Ju,lc ircstloned very closely as his business
IN li,e c,mps o. their onemss. The Baron explained
to hun that no a. by procession military
m n, aad w.s visi lag aud examining the camps ana
mler OF prc sional interest The Judge expressed re-
gre That lie hd bca so unfortunate as to be captured
he further SAID 10 hun that If II his desire 10 see the
military operations mltter oil professional interest,
the ,onielerat. government would invite him TO OK.
already been fourteen days the Libby prison. and that
he had seen enough OF trer size Of the contest.
Baron wardencr that unless hcwouId sign parole they
should not treat him either as sczen soldier or ofcer,
but meier OF inslrrection among the slaves.
30 this he re lied that they cop.d treat him a. they
pie 'sed but that he thought hs Austrian government
as Sa Al & inc me Judge
"Wnat do yon say about your government. What do we
kn.w about your govcrnments We have never acknow-
.iualIy a. le- consultation with number OF Union
officers wh1 in prison with him. as u what cour,s
he I'D better take circumstances by their ad
a 3ignc
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TO THK PEOPLE OF ARKANSAS.
Nearly two years ago, assembled by delegates i'm
convention, you deliberately and socmniy resolved be
free people. The which led separation
They commenced than thirty years ago, and with
each succeeding year tho gulf was wideDed. Notwith-
pact both 10 letter and in spirit. 90 the part Of The North
States the people Of the South continued true 10 all
their constitutional obligations and reqs'rrd a., seion
and he sSowed rsss Of lis party 70 exclude
the South from the public domain. 70 create new
supreme Court 70 consolidate the government, By
aud 70 Cypress and plumber the minority by unjust laws
and unequal TAXATION % ois Ne people Of ne Scuh 10
The msnocr IN which our enemies have conducted this
wicked and inhunsn war and the spirit 10 which u was
begun and has been Ssrrsd on pss,ss mat oar scpsra
them any terms impossible The history OF civilized
warfare aords parallel 10 the srccisiss ccmmlsssd
hey srs soisss.d TSsy savs !snpisd under ocs Toe
liberties q thor ciiiscns end violated every fun<a
ssoS rbsy nave, IN sSsr issssss hssrsi ssd malice,
dcvosd The peop Of The Coofesras ates 70 chalns and
ss su1
isI..'s. ever oosssy.Ss 49, 49, =. Yssss, cunning
snss asy 70 which : proud and spsissa psspls
si@ssls Ne esisCs ssss : . ~ sildrss may ssssss
non thsss usnuioussd hsrsn sash IN, n any shers
;rs.dc-~sssy sss iccs our sssniss wiil osyss dssr
nnsss ne burds.s ~ 80 70 iapsse viii fall upos
~ aiike Eor wona a. Cor wUo or doDfines H.
sams, and W musl b . untesd people ~
wsMe In Ne mdst o. ~ rseeest car tho world -
ever seen On mnnya boo1y bottls nsld Arkansaa so-
disrs have sealed thr dDvolioh 70 ~ caussof ssrty
Our cnsniss ~ dlspcn11sd end wgWng. Their coun-
ssls are div6sd Dseroeos and dg1rust pervals their
popuscs, and tsr ven armies ere melting away b.
ssstion rsar fhlnreand rehseole pun1hnsnt win -
certain n oily true 70 owsSyves our hsy eanss
aod oar countsy. Kss ~ay b csII>1 vprw b edsvs -
WORE 6oN1~s dNd pvsrosons To cause worthy q ths
Ill ne soldiers wAo have ~ tie Arus Of <vko.sD y
vst sir homes wSi 0f ssvn osd roilS 10 ~ 6senas
Of her couat aesSss Ne frrodzs We osss Mtsssst
- redss h peps fos fesrui opyvs<es. Ths b1ocA q
snd your own murdered ctxens cries aloud 70 ~
LIST 10 avsnge them Every man should feel thai his
country sacred AID be resolved 70 I'D IN rs de(euce
osrsssa Confederate Cesssssy for Cop
perheoaa- -. =
rFrom the Richmond Eaqurss, Aprii&l
III NORTHWESTERN coMnrset0NBn9<
(Css u Two osnrirrs an haonebenk ssrs nerts Ia ths
~ H ORIGINAL
wss.vs tse s4As~s sasSfscssss o. srsr"<i"s--sad u
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[Frsm tho Richmond Enquirer, April 20l i.a-
% Ssse S 9
burg 70 the White House. and that not held pre-
ISN'T position BY some threatening demonstration Of Gen.
Lee few days the enemy will be found ascending the
York river This advance thus accounted for in Yan
General Hooker was among tho most urg.n, Of Mcs,.
lans ofncers 10 the selection Of Yorktown as base,
rather than advancing from Alexandria, and though
I a 81 sns .e y 9s ives 20
yet s said that he urged tho peninsula over tho land
route from Alexandria Though Ct Eredsriehsbury now.
Hoosers preference over Fredericksburg, which having
ssscs ,nsS Hcdsilsa desired i, a. n Ssss 4 my
be ssid that Mcelans experience Of peninsula win
a. s IN: S Sas
to snceags Hooker In attempting 10 advance from that
The skrmshing along tho upper Rappahauuock win not
alter this purpose those skirmishes may have been
undertaken for the double purpose Of ascertanng the
believe real advance from FredsricksburR was INTENDED
We regard these skrmhes fesss 70 deceive a. well ~
10 ascertain whether General Lee designs any advance be-
yond the Rappahannock In this view It 4 aid snss
Hooker MOI prepared 70 surrender all EFFORT for cap
ture Of Richmond and 70 subside into guard for
Washington city, he must select other route thar
thai from Fredericksburg. long overland march, with
single track railroad, spanning numerous rivers whose
be defended by small force presents obstacles not 70 b
found on tue White House route, whore his base located
asf he a%S would g si sy g.
march. fAe YORK RIvsi R.irssd s.sao. Be dssssoyss
with anything like the facility thai Ne Frsdsricksburr
si e E!s J aess g &. T -:
ss rss y .s as
portion e HE army from FFsdsricksbars WIN prevent
lee frcn advancing on wsshlLgton: ~ :. ; -
ana succssu taIss 4 IL wars6ss q Hsnovsr 0Durs
~ ,s s esns ~ ss su under Pts John
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rsssn OF = shs unssa-'xns Hsaas -
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shs hasxy wsshs Of ssxssoa, are Tie usu v,.s -,
sscrssyharbcr NE prose, GA Pscias rspublr Av,<s.
u ssvssy. sss The :sssai sovsrnmsut ere VERY -.
bas this may Be- - down = FACT Ma. oHlsrr~ -,
seeks 70 remove hsrssf fron The control q tns
washington, it viii BE- The work Of NORTH Z -,
who vii protest against end rsfuss 70 ~, N. sv~-x
Axssiou Of shs federal sovsssnssns ss1 = - -
script lA~s ssnaoans fAct b "a q, - -.
ssss ssanss The a"ss q ssfsadrs osxss~sA wAsssn.
s''"s s"s' o. ere"s'ns s"s, sn s<sss a,~ Is~lx,.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
The American Telegraph Compa

rfrom the Richmond Enquirer.l
Tho Senate resumed the consideration OF the Senate bill
60 conscatc the easehod interest Of the American Teie
graph Company and other alien enemies in the lines Of
telegraph in the Confederate States After lengthy de-
bate motion TO postpone the bill indefinitely, submitted
by Mr.. taperton WAS rejccted-yeas Q, nays 10.
The bill then informally postponed until to morrow
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show Your Papers-Conscripts.

: :
Al the cargo sale at Wilmington last week things wont
swmmingly W I'll the sale about to clcse wbsn
squad OF with muskets appeared the aud de-
mandcd that ali men under forty show their papers"
About half regiment, less, failed to produce
their protection, and marched OF by tho guard.
We learn that two three taken )H the yes
tcrday by order OF the cmmandant conscrips
OF whom, after examination. wero released and others
retained
We would have deprived Of his liberty without
just cause but verify believe that specuators and
tortioners will conquer the government and betray IL
cause OF the South not speedily put down.
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GeorgIa sente t.uard MilItia.

MiliEDCksiiLB ga, April IL, 1893.
Tho Senate has passed the House bill org ,nizing the
State Guard Militia including oil persons between tho
ages OF eighteen and sixty years not subject TO conscr
ton, and abrogating the commissions The legislature
adjourned al hslf-past twelve TO day.
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On sunday last the government store. near Bsaeons
vile, o. Was destroyed BY nre, Together With 01ov
thousand ratone Of bacon and large quantity q hour as1
sugar. There We're about three hundred 49, N -
building, and unknown number Of seBtbss outst1o.
Since the begauhcw many ~ these 0rn i've
red. and how often have they proved 70 BE- soct-
dents not charEcabls 20 Lnooinl hire1 ince1diare
accounts might reso 70 the TORCH bel sch q -
would enter the mind Of soutbsrnes. why tn,
the bill aesly passed. by Congress 70 prevent fraud =
certain dspeensuts end 70 pus stop - lansporleste
o6sansd - niss prssencss y Eiveee postea Agsc.n
nrss caosht ought 70 b hung Csnr " 80 ~.
dovn with nre and burn somstoo
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CnHrIeStUu i
The naval officers attached to the Confederate StAtoD
steamer Chicora have paid frequent visits al
the sunken Keokak Success thus has been obtsne9
to the interior one turret only but quite number a
valuable and interesting trophies and relics have been
brought off, Among these were three swords, fine pls
toi, &c. Some OF these articles have since present
ed 10 artillery officers The spoage, and eevaiiag
screw u one OF the Kekuks eleven inch guns are e
Fort Sumter ,Itt.f
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A Rebel Sketch Of General Loring.
[Erom the vicksburR Wing March Isl

General " W. Loring the hero Of Fort Pembcrton is .
native Of Wilmington, N. c., but citizen OF Florida
10 which state the family removed In hts boyhood He
began glorious military In his
In the Seminole war and In his fourteenth year
Cd company at Alaqua against the Ucher Indians. He
repeatedly marked for distinguished service In Mexi
CO. and lost before the city OF Mexico. He
equally distinguished and conspicuous IN the Western aud
Pacific departments after the Mexican war and entering
tho Confederate service a the opening o the present war
hts exhibited bis characteristics daring devotion and en-
cheney at every opportunity.
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INC Co.r.der.te Fl.s.

There some difference Of opinion relative ths psw
flag adopted by the Confederate Senate though ell obco
tons IN the House perhaps yield to desire 70 be finally
rid Of perplexing question IL consists OF three stripes
white, blue and white, and the stars Of The
Confederate battle Dag displayed crimson ground
place Of the blue union OF the old col This obvi
ates IN measure, the objections arising from si-
ay 70 the United States flag and yet preserves tho 70
vorc coors with the addition OF the glorious Southern
which has waved ia triumph over 70 many bloody
6eIds.
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Punishment Of Southern Soldiers.

GENERAL ORDERS-N0. A.
ADJt INSPECTOR GENERALS OFTItE,l
RICHMOND, April 1e, 1868 J
l. The following act, having boon duly approved BY
the President Is published for the Information OF all
cerned-
An act to prohbl. the punishment. or soldiers by whip
ping.
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R.s-r. q the vr..eh oens-i % CAsr,ss-

(frvm the Charleston Courier
~ Andre, French Consul, returned 70 the ci(y -
te.day important business conneced with s govern
ment We learn he leaves again 70 day by Csnat g
New York but he expects 70 be back Ia about , fort
nights time MI
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eaiy that may through you. receive consideration At
headquarters Perhaps further action on their part
may be necessary and proper. NJ w. Michaux was pre-
sent at the arbitration. Let hear from y0uan this
spcct.as soon as possible. Very respectfully,
X. c. MoSBY, Agent
[From the Richmond Sentinel
correspondent informs that the recent appraise-
ment OF hay needed by the government at twenty dol
lars hundred weight in the county OF Powhatan
caused great surprise the citizens there One gentle
man freely declared his "astonishment" The country
generally will share In the feeling and mingled with u
WIZ DC great deal Of honest Indignation.
Provisions I'm Georgia.
In the discussion 10 reconsider the Cotton bih few
days ago, In the Georgia Legislature, Mr. Moore Of Tho
mas denied that there any scarcity OF provisions In
Georgia. but on the contrary he arms that there was
the greatest abundance transportation alone being ne
cesary TO make them avaiaben every part OF
Ihere was no cause whatevsr he said, for panic or
apprehension. afH
MississippA.
SUPPLIES ny THE Red RIVER.
Tho Atssissppan Of the 18th says the steamer Ere No
has arrived saidy In Big Black river with cargo OF
bacon obtained ON Red river, La. Red river not
blockaded by the enemy Farraguts feet being below
Restriction ON COmsumption or Grain by
OtsttllatiOn I'm Alabama.
From tho Macon Telegraph
In the Legislature the bill 10 almond tho act TO event
bi-was taken up, and Consumed the balance Of the
morning session. Various amendments proposed,
and the bill passed prohibiting dstiliatonsave under
contract for government or medical useof all products
save peaches aad apples undreds 49, n
Corn Assocta ti0n I'm South CarOlina.
In Columbia g. G. has been formed Centra Associa
ton 70 make an effort oeugage supply OF corn for the
purpose Of selling II 10 sodiers fAmosand others
curing ad and mot over ono dollar and afty cents per
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Mississappl.


From the Columbus (Cso0.) Sun.
concluded they could no longer hoesPun rooks and
devised movement 10 obtain the pretty coored fabrics
free Of cost So at an early hour yesterday morning,
after choosing captain and eutenants, filed the
bridge TO Broad street, down Broad street until they
rived at the store Of Mr. George A. Norris into which they
cried cloth, calker bust by hockey After parley OF
few moments, in which Mayor wilkins had something
TO those sesers they departed from the store and dis
ciay after hearing tho order VI tho Mayor 70 the police 70
arrest every woman OF them who did not behave herself
properly. and put them In jail. t
Women's Riot at MilleagsviHls, GA.
The Atlanta (0A) Confederdcy announces that there
women riot ct Medgeville IN that State, the
10Th inst There were about three hundred women en-
elegantly clad" says the Confedeacys correspondent
They pitched inothe dry goods store Of Mr. Cans, Jew
soG @ oS goSES Aer ns
from Judge Harris OF the Superior Court The correspon
dent says the women ddnt want anything but the fine
things"
Money Items.
The banks In Savannah have advanced $50 00 free Of
provisions the benefit Of the poor the city Their
noble example commends itself 70 the banks Of Mobile.
CONFEDERATE BONDS RISING.
RIcHx0ND, April Is, 1888
AZ auction today Confederate bonds Of the hundred
million oan brought Ito and interest The bonds Of tho
fifteen million loan brought 1881 1857 and interest
RICHMOND, April Z, 1888
AT auction to-day Confederate coupon bonds, fifteen
million loan brought 1877 ditto registered u.s. Bonds Of
Georgia seven per cents brought 160
BILL MAKING PENAL THE CIRCULATION OF UNITED
STATES MOTHS, BILLS, ETC.
From the Charleston Mercury, April III
The Georgia Legislature has passed bill TO make penal
the buying selling circulating receiving any note bill
or draft Of the United States.
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Tho Lake City Ola Colunsan, og the "a mat. sayss
We understand that detachment OF fourteen mon a.
Captain wcstcotts company Of partisan rangers under
command Of Lieutenant Oscar Braadoek allowed them
selves 10 DO surprised and captured while sleepng
night last week, by party OF negroes od by the noe
rious Montgomery The lieutenant had failed pus -
pckots and consequently had notice Of tho approach
Of the enemy until the negroes having previously secure1
the arms Of tho secpers aroused thcm and processing
several bayeneted muskets TO tho head OF each man.
manded their surrender. Lieutenant Braddock after
wards made bis escape and returned " his company Al
all the circumstances OF ths unfortunate affair win DO
properly inquired into, we refrain from comments.
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Harvest Reports from shs lnssrior,

The Danville (va) Appeal CONTAINS the followmg.--
We arc glad 70 have tobcraby favorable account Of ID
growing crop OF wheat In this immediate section "
are informed that the crop, though quite late conss
quence OF the bard winter yet bids sr 10 turn vel
gentleman from Davie county, NJ e., near hocksvi,
though late. promisee we'll - =
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gentleman writing from Cook county, Fast Tsnnesss
says that the wheat crop In that section bids lair
yidd aoundansiy. He also states that the people :
planting nothing but corn, aid that II q good crop
there win be more hogs u ened in East Teansss
the coming fAll than ever.
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HERALD WEDNESDAY SHEET
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Tm WHsAr CRor Of The odsss ana most suocssuf
fsrmcn Of our country remarked day OF two go thai
yesrh In hrsy-fcur ysass be be- ffilsd shres tnee
mako - much nc wanted, end IN M the tins - nsv
seen better booking crops than We have % fAr npss
with Tbs week nso, the only danger q russ snd Il
ge1ersny tAoeght u u We viii esaps thas shis year
meeting Of the citi1cns Of i0lias county Ala =,
gard 70 the por Of fhes county. About $500 w.
raised 90 u OCCASION a. H.aa rtlss'.I Z ~