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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27


Brrseablv ts the above ueiic8 all persons between
tE sgss of eighteen ard forty years Whistler residents
Of nv other portion o she state or Of other States are
hereby reo1lred 90 report themssies 10 the examining
surre6n ard enrolling officer for examination and en-
-oir7eut cu The days fixed n the foregoing notice.
This notice Includes every person between the ages
spaeifed. those who have been heretofore examined
and df-chaTred eth-r by state o. Confederate sun
icons: fhosa Tro have at any time been discharged
ron tie army those who have furnished substitues
and elv ana 81 lefsohs who may claim exemption on
any grounds Whatever. nc persons dschaTBe ezemp-
don Or detail from any F0nrce- vii excuse them from
attendance at the place appointed
Attention isealei 20 paragraph ls sections and 3
General Orders No. %. as follows;
section . a the laws and reEllatious applicable to
shall BE- aupi-d ID 6uch conzcrpts fail 20
rpair 10 The place o. fenz7ols ir snrolusnt or who
~ h,.l desert afler eurc!nent.
section 8 All the agencies employed for the apprs'
be1sax and confinement Of any ceserieus aud their
erensros fion TO the commands Of their respective
ernranders. shall be appieao.e 70 persons liable to
5rf, - oonserpts who shall fs 10 repair % the place
~ ,rr--rls.z-5us after fhe publication Of the call.
ConscriDrs VII come provided with ct lees three
49, -.-io,s LIEUT. W. W RUCKERY
FnrolllnE 0ficers5-h Con District.
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We lesrn from JacEsOnVila that Che Ielkss
black and white troops at tiiat place keep 7erY
close to their quarters since their recent drlb-
bing By General Einegan's boys Thry r5T
seldom show themselves IN the oufskiris 0f zIe
town, snd their picksfs have been drawn eloss
IN. We understand that there are about fisssn
hundred negro troops wish white officers at il8
place. These American ciazaus of AEeau
descent were seat down from Port Royal ard
report that others were soon % follow them. IT,
has been asesrtained by persons who resided in
Jacksonville that in the reeent6 6ght the Yankees.
lest fifteen negroes aud one white off .ar dead qn
the feld, but succeeded in carryi1g Of i6air
wounded
Very few Of the citizens remain En- the Dlaes.
which is represented % have become 2 psrIsst
negro den Provisions ara very scarce Tha
whites and negroes freely minFle and tts
Yankee officers are extremely immoral and dis-
sipsted. At all hours Of the day some of thsur
may be seen resing drunk IN the sTees5 ISIS
not probable thst they win b. allowed 90 rs-
msin IN possession Of Jacksonville very long
certainly they viii not be permitted to psueTass
the interior r.-Sa5annah Mars 20th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

n We regret to learn from gentleman
who kao,os, that General Hills expedition to-
ward Newbern failed OF accomplishing one Of
its main obiects-that of drawing the enemy
ont
At Dsep Gully, nine miles from NeWbsrn,
Gen. I'm encountered force Of the enemy con
sisiiag Of two regiments of infantry and bat
terry Of field artillery. Here q brisk fight was
kept up for short time, when the enemy re-
treated in tie direction OF Newbern.
About this time, General PettigTeW being on
Che north side Of the Neuse river, opened on an
eayshwork On the south side of the river, but,
ia consequence Of An accident to one Of his
guns, which resulted in tho loss of three of his
men killed, and fifteen wounded, and also the
arrival Of heavy reinforeements to the enemy,
he had to retire.
Several transports arrived st kewbern on Sat
UTday evening. Gen Robertson is reported to
1 have succeeded in getting possession of the
railroad below Newbern, and in destroying q
portion Of the track and burning bridge by
which a train was destroyed.
No men were lost in General Hills immediate
command and bis horse was not struck with
Minnie balls, IS telegraphed from Rsieigh. In
/ fact there has been altogether too much senss-
ion made out of this affair, which, so far, is
barren Of results, and which. as We have every
reason 70 believe, never was intended for di,
rect attack upon Nswbern - Wilmington { N
( O. Jourael
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

= We find paragraph in our exchanges
stating that it has been settled that there viii
be no election for governor in Tennessee in
August next, if the Yankee army continues to
hold the Middls and Western sections Of the
State. By virtue of the Constitution, Governor
Harris holds his Office until his successor is
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Ialfa EME TEgARhat.

IN DOZEN HEEIAO OVERSHIRTS.
III dozs1 Dri Drswerg,
Tfres yes Tobaeco Bazs 50 dezen Hiddiug Combs
RIerE rua BrcHn Cioia Goats, Safa sni six Vesfs
5500 a-s Hauana Cigars 1860 pspers ere Regsiia
r8oEing Tobacco. go lacks Playiag Cards, and many
,sfter srtisfes 81 high Frces
ePEED. DONORO STRANGE,
.-s.r4--o-r f1sn'on .r'as
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VOL. XIV, no. So


This gentleman, now in sur town, wss th1
leader Of the celebrated ooh Tsnnsssss Ese
ment, that fought 50 well e. Eh.ng creek
Shiloh, and other places. u vas en-. e7al t.
almost nothing Col Batts bad so seH
killed at shioh-the third IS in ths aruy. C3l-
Battle was wounded and taken p-ise1er as sll-
loo, and Kept for long sine in a hofilu
prison Tennessee racks aim among1,
appointed treasurer Of the State 81 G1TsFscz
Harris, in the place Of blr Mc(sTegef, dseas
We suppose be intends 70 keep the tsss ssfs
Office az this place, with The ether STATE caees.
NiHehsstsr Z (Tsna BaLLelln. 2ott
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Within few weeks past, the Treasury De-
partment has lost some few thousand dollars
through the instramentalitY of forged paper,
and on yesterday morning Detective Goodrich
had his suspicious aroused by seeing man
lurking about there who had previously baen
accused Of various offenses. His movements
were therefore carefully watched, end soon
afteTWard the officer saw him approach the
counter and present draft for $3.50, upon
which the money was promptly paid but be-
fore he could get out of the room, Goodrich had
him in custody. The paper proved to be forged
and the money was Of course recovered The
man said his name was Tin O'Brien, but his
aliases are quite numerous. Oa the way to
COMMISSIONS Wsts0n's cfics, the prisoner said
he picked the paper up round the corner, -
and made various professions Of innocence,
bat t1s officer happened to be aware of his
antecedents, and the belief 10 that he is one
Of the notorious gang that hsa fer some time
past infested Richmond. The commissioner,
after hearing the testimony, committed O'Brien
to The county jail, and 2 strong cusrd was placed
there to prevent his escape Richmond Sentinel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

y The Boston Post says, that, according to
Mr. Sumner, the sublimest scene of the war was
the elevation by General Banks, Of the negro
girI on the cannon but Memphis observer, de-
seribing the immense rush after cotton along the
railroad between Jackson and Vicksburg, says
sIf there is one spectacle more sublime than
any other afforded by the present strife, it is a
steamboat load of we'll dressed gentlemen rush
ing forward heroieally to take the profits Of the
war when the risks are all over. 1t makes one
feel that we have not lost our character as s
commercial people"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

a The Chattanooga RebeL says that they
have new wsy Of running the blockade in
tho army. They wrap bottle of whisky in q
lump Of dough and bake it into bread loaf
and so it passes. .witboas the eountersign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

= Col. John c. Ba1ea formerly Of the
Nashville Union ard Ausricra, lzz 5see-an-
pointed acting adjuiant general under Gfsilezll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Too OLD FOR CoNsCRPTION.-At one Of
She hotels in Richmond recently, soldier took
his seat at the table, tore open a roll, applied
some butter to it and tasted it. Then with Sc
rious phiz be addressed the butter SIS follows /.
Look here. my friend, the enrolling officer will
never get you, because you are too old for con-
seripdon." The remark produced a roar Of
laughssr sn around the truthful speaker.
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TMP0RTAET 20 OTFICERs

cRREADA Miss. March q. 1863.
-rrtvTVc heen or6srsd by BriFsdier-3eneral Pillow
III 20 tte eousr1en7 AZ ard erect ihe ouerstions Of
81 cfHosrs dstslad fraai ths army Of Iennssses aod
sent 10 Nsrh Mississippi reeruitlng serFlee I lave
stsbiislea nv bsa-aaarers az this place where sH
sucd ofdcsrs viii re p3lt 70 ms for 0rder..
r. " WHITE,
--e97 7~, rsoTrnpf B Hfasfssfnui.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Y Our warrior preachers ind lime 30 fight
the devil, after hogging the Yankees. The
Richmond correspondent Of tie Charleston
Mercury says: More than eighty converts have
been made by the revival in Lee's army. Rev.
". d, Carroll Of Selma, Ala, Mr. West, chap
lain Of the 18th Mississippi, and NessEs Nc
Daniel, Green and Psttigrew, privstes Of tie
18th and 18th Mississippi regiments, are smong
the officiating minister's"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ The pIesldsnt snd directors Of the Mem-
phis and Charleston railroad, were 70 session at
Hunfgvffis Ala on The 19th inst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

n Ia Nashville, on the 9th, the Yankee au.
thorities srested E L. Burbenk, on charge
Of attempting to take goods and letters through
the lines.
Wiley Blink and Felix Harris were arrested ss
gueriIias, and e5mmitted to jail. Michael Burke
was arrested IS a spy
DR.. Hudson and wife were arrested under 8
charge Of heavy smuggling, Wm. Rear lock
smith Of Nashville, was also arrested for assist
ing them. The case was being investigated.
James Peacock was arrested on the charge Of
conveying goods and information to the Con
federates.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Apperson were arrested
on the charge Of aiding Captain Russell, prison
er of war, 20 esc&ps from the penitentary at
Nashville II Chattanooga Rebel
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n Speaking Of the gunboat panic in t

= opaaAIng OF ne gunDoaJ panIc ID INC
South, the Richmond EgamizsT says;
They knocked down the mudbsnks at Hat
teras. and alarmed the good people Of the Old
Norfil State beyond measure. Their next essay
was upon Fort Henry, little pen, which Mr.
Benjamin supposed to be plscsd, IS near as he
could guess, at the confluence of the Nile and
the 5anges. After that the gunboat panic
seized the whoIe country, and It became ssri-
GUS question at the Navy Department whether
liberty and the Southern C0nfedeTacy could
exist in the presence Of a cannon floating on q
piece Of wood in the water.
Recent events have exploded all ideas Of this
Kind
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

In urrszsrcs Of The a6ove order al Iron ms-ters
vihn ths 5.ats of Alsbsma. Georgia south
Csrluss ard Tc-nesEee, viii make application
70 me for tas detail 81 EEch conscripts sE may be
indisaersst 10 carrying out their contracts with the
Ordrauee u49-r mems, y $ A. To prevent frauds It
vii 5e reqli o. each coutrssior making application
fr the -il 1f cript that Lis Fequisisi0n shall be
sec aua1ani-- rT es-iiad COPY Of his e9ziFact an
oata Eas he Of the rssons desired @ be de-
TAI are nisP sl6ie the fu.hunsat q bis son-
sralt. s15 tHaf th= lsbereE cannot Be- otherwise Oh
famed sld farther fhst Whep the service Of The
Eerts shall TO longer ne eled, the sfiant VIII Esrn
he elsrrt over ths enrolling ecer cf the disGiet
for sert1s ia be my; also certhcate o. the en- oil
ing o- 81 the rict has the FeT-Cus usz1sd IN tbs
rsqui io7 favs b4eu pr perly enr0 led Cer6dcStes
aad osths 70 be by sud bef 7e Justice Of the Boaos or
othsr stras H1aorized by law % GdmiaisteT ohs
NJ oousmuuicst l1s addressed % me at Selma Ala,
VIII meet with prolapi attention
WI RICHARDSON HUNT,
mhkIm E6or elc., c. Ordnance Eut7.
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s,o0 bBrE-BODIeD EEGRQ SEN, 70 work oD
-5tftl no rs1s.rs of track Of southern Railroad.
Thirv-F1-s d. a-s er month viii Be paid and proVls-
f5nr f1raiHhsd Appiy at he C5mpa1y's ofdcs IN
VieksburF o - the undere gned a JacE-
-,1re Chief Engineer s. 4 r.
Viekabulg Whls capy one msnfh and send bill to
rIorsra .v'F rfi e
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M0TTGE 20 G0EsCRIpTs-

v obe.iience to General Order No. -, Adiutant and
Inspect 1r-C5eneral's Once, dated November , 1902
tie uuaersielei one If Gee examining board hereby
q ives notice 70 Lent AF. ". R1Eeer, enrolling otcer
for Tie FOURTH congressional district and The per-
sons enrolled IN te coaniies o. Madison zoo, Holmes
snnfoyvsr Carroll Attsia and LesEe that b. viii be at
The following acss The times specified, for the pur
pose OF exam ug c0uscr pts:
Caalo1. April 81 fsh and Oh.
Benton. q prii sra, 9th and l0lh
Lexington. Aprl l3th l4ih and l5ih.
NcNutL April l7tl ard 18th.
Carroll April zlsf 12i and I'd
ECoseiufio, = prl s5.h, 2Tth and 2sh
Ca-hsgs, 3 pril 30Ih, Nay lst and 81.
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our Locatien

The location CT tae Appeal Office
Is On state street q few dOors below
che Fost Office
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FROM THE COAsT. Information has been
received thas there were on Wednesday some
ninety Of the enemy's vessels at Foot'5 Point,
which is situated on Broad River, to the south
Of Baaufort-C Charleston Mercury, 20tt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27
E0TT0E n G0HsGRTPTs

FTIaE undsrsqred, one Of tha Ezaairing Beard f1r
The Tour.h Courrsssicual u triat, slnu5 uu-
der General Orders No. s., 4ii11snl aad ns7eeilr-
Genera's ofice. hereby gives NOS &c 20 al whom &. nay
e1uoefn that be has fixed the days usrilned be-
low for the examination Of crp'a who vl asgau-
bic the points -psehsd in their Esspesva ecuntesi
in bursuancs Of thls notice:
Bovna Warrsn courty, Sd and 4l April, 1855.
GaIisff1, CoDish Tth a1i etl
Port Gibson Claiborne 1Oth and lIth
Fayetts, Jefferson g. "A b and IS
Natchez Adsms a7ih ard l3sh
=. ?. LEFERE.rT Surgeon o s.. a
AsrssabiY 20 the above notice al psraons bstHsen
the e. as Of eighteen and forty Tesas whether ssus
Of any other portions Of the State. cf oiher sal6
hereby required &c report themselves .l1 Exam
iung bos and = no ing oficsr Tor eEzuira 1l sud
This notice iBoudss every person bstHean tie aga
specified those who have heretofore hseu Eaniued
and discharged either by he Stale or lcnLscerae sur
geons, those who have any iials been q casr.-G
from the army, these Wnc laFs f1lnsae1 soseslEzs-
snd any and Ell persons 7sho nay csm exemption On
any Fround Whatever 10 person laiHesn i-a secs
specified win be excused from aliaudance ai tae poaa
appointed
Attentt q called to paragraph Is sections and 9,
General Order. No s. az fo.i0Wss
Section 2. Al the laws aud regulations appAe5.s %
desertefs ahsn be spplsd 10 5nch eonaef1l as la 70
repair to the place Of rezdszvo1s for euroelzF- ir
who shall dessrr after enrolllr1nl
Sec 3 All the eTencies supioge1 Tor Ei5 ep1za1til-
sion and confinement Of dessrterss ald thair tral-
sion to the commands Of their rsspsc i've cerrnsr,
shall be applicable 10 persons liable to d1t7 as lsz
scripts who shaI fail T. repair e the lace OF r-usz
vous afssr the Pabliestion of the call
Canseripis wiz come pre2a-sd vi-1 1 lsast -hres
aavs rafions LTEgT d. T. JONES
rhs n Ir |Hs .H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

II The Mobile Rsgislsr says: The printers
Of the Coniederaey hsve beard no news since
the beginning Of the war that gives them more
satisfaction than that Of the resignation of Gen.
Sigal sigle sisgel, siegle, Seigle, Seigel Sea-
gyli--or whatever his name may be. They are
rid Of him now, and why they are glad OF it is
a1sN fn onass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

n Recently ct Tulahema aag was pre-
scented to the 2oth tennessee regimeut, as lhe
award due to It's distinguished gaIlsntry. Capt
O'IHara, Of General Breckiaridge's slea, was
the orator, and the flag was appyopriatsy we-
coined BY Col B. Smith,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Yesterday morning early the steamer Calypso
was athef wharf in ChsFlsstHl, making fsur
steamers which have arrived At that port from
Nassau since Sunday last, with valuable car
goes of merchandise. Notwithstanding The
blockade our sister city Is st present in the en-
joyment of q larger direct foreign trade than
she ever had before. -Four steamers in as many
days looks Ike business -SauaRaak Ners, 19
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

E@ The Charleston Mercury says that when
the renegade Gen. Hurlburt left that city for
Illinois, in 1s45, be left no good name behind
him. He is certainly failing to establish one in
Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ It was beautiful expression OF BuIAle's
upon the death Of his son, that his child ~ this
world should be his ancestor in the skies. Elder
born IN glory, the junior OF the household IS the
senior in Heaven.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

II The Nashville onion contrsdiets the
statement that Pfensirs has gone to Europe.
Es only accompanied his widowed daughter
in-law, who is from Germany, as far as New
York, on her return TO Europe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

~ We are pleased TO learn that throughout
tins section Of fle State, though backward, the
wheat prospect still continues very fattering--
AiEsgs Wofckman lsts.
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II A Richmond letter states shat General
FlOyd's command has dwindled TO g mere han5-
ful. he viii mrn over to ihe Confsderate
army not more thsn. 3 few hundred, out ofihree
thousand on the rolls, sad enc tbousaud FIVE
hun57ed in the fela, whose cost to Yrginia wiz
be BliaIly ten millions Of dollars
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Ssnstaek' battery.
T.vneb's s.

Major Stevens has been unable to purchase
much but the friends of the brave boys in The
above regiments and batteries have Literally
contributed to their wants He win remain
here yet for some time longer, and viii furnish
transportation for all packages of food or cloth
ing, that patriotic and loving friends msy wish
tn forward to our gallant East Tennesseans st
VieksbuTg -KR0r0itls Register, 20tk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

EA eonnoisseuI 10 eating says dinner IS
the sustananee Of the body, but dessert for the
mind; nuts, raisins end apples aEs brain diet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

TEE WHEAT CR0Ps-We are pleased TO learn
fIora cur farming friends thst the prospects Of
the wheat crop in this section, were never bet
Ter ihsn at present Ii no unforeseen accident
bafsiis it, we may look out for = heavy crop.
We are glad to learn that the wheat prospect
Throughout the Confederacy is good Cham
bsys Tribune. 19ik.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

Scarcity OF CORN IN sAyAENAH.- The
Bepu5lieas says that msy poor people in Savan-
nah-wonen and children-ere suffering for
want Of food, and that they cannot get enough
Of corn meal, owing to the fact that railroad
transportation is monoPolized by tie govern
ment; and urges shat tho government appoint
one day in each week when the railroads wiil be
permitted to bring corn and other produces to
the suffering peonie
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

a The Huntsville (Ala) AdBocafs an
nounces that Brig-Gen. W. B. Baie has been
assigned te active duty in the fsld, and has
gene to the front, in command Of the late Gen.
Rsins' Tennessee brigade. It nobly sustained
Teunessees ancient renown at the battle Of
Murtreesboro', and we-are sure, under General
Bate and bis statf, it will when the opportunity
presents itself, equal if not surpass its former
gallant deeds
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lNEnR RNLTIHV Wa.W.-l.

A NY psrson knowing anythinE of ny serrzui -11.
"a SULLY COX VIII piesss -el I'm tlst aa7a j-Hs
arrived from New 0reans and can be- ieunl q ne
Confeeerats hone, acEs07, llE he aut 10
Holly SpriL b, Kiss in Auglst isst. Any petca
kn0wi him WI PLEASE give Ai-n p7 S % Jress =
mh2f ia J. BaTAHT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-27

C(0ETE CToEg for iron and other munitions oi
Y Fzr rTiIi sse has charged with lh5 eEscution
oT ths shove cr5sr I shAn rgidiy enforce ii in sli
eases brcE5t 1lv Ioacs and addition Fer pre-
vious order from t1s SaFesnfaadelt of fhe ifrs aud
1Enig Bureau VIII zsnd every co1irscor 50 falling,
who s zuect tbs c0nsGT pt lj % tas nearest camp
CT fnl rscf0n for service 10 TIE army.
WHT. RICHARDSON HUNT,
uh5Im Ei7r ate- en o-dzsras Duty.
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oRDEANcE BUREAU.

ttA A C Artillery;
TnEsr he law recently passed by Congress, .szemp
ten of cazsa1 persons nom mi-sr Service you Vih
see thet i ar empowered 20 authorize an Ordnsncs
cHcs- - eEsrrt al artisans mechanics and en-
nIovesz "a -e estsbl leutE Of such psrs0Es
NAV b. z--zad un5ar c3Et-act wiki ihs government
ia f1-ris- ANS ordnance ard orduance stores ard
oher srr-ious Of VIZ s-daies, harness End sruay sup
rl.ss- Thee 1nen mast 81 be enrolled snd taen de
f,iei e1 provided s. s-C0n 2, General 0r5er Ho %
Ysu a-a daziEl1.ed the OFaaancs cficer TO sct
nader tas law, for - coulraetsrs within y0ar alaic
siou ] GGR5AS,
Colonel and Chief Of 9sdssnes.
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C. s. ErTaE 80 MINING BUREAU,

ltEttteyelli s=aitiE 4clAa+ }
II communicates cosuecied with the Cove f1rnect
~ Iron ana C0pner G Hlrtcts Ia E2eorgia, Alabama,
lIsiss Dpi sna Tennessee, VIII hereafter sddress5a
% Msfo- Mu. 3 E5lt. Selma Ala.
Ii uroDaine or conrscts in Iron ste tine vii be
saved ay frst rs ths terms AID al LEGAL details
fhrouza bs Selma c111, instead 0f submitting propo-
sails a. heret9i0ie, IN Aacumond
J. Il ST. JOHN,
nh5ln Haj1 and Superintendent
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SELMA. AIS, Februsry l3 1853.
TTAVUSH been charged with the management Of the
Ir7a Interest Of The Government 10 ths States Of
Ala1szaa Gs0r-ia s1d Tennessee, ri sfscers having
coutrscts VIA roR masters 81 ihoss states a report
thens 10 me ttal Iuay make them conform 10 the
terms and sa Of prc0s which are established and en-
force fcai- fulllrlerE
VII RICHARDSON HUNT,
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