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commissions, nor in any other way but EaVs
worked haEd TO no profit sinee the var bega n, 3
1 expect to do to its end.
MF- Greeley goes On to reiterate that he wants
no compromise, and adds:
If any peace be Contemplated, based UPON
such madness Of insanity, count ms its deadly
foe am not adverse to pesee thr0Ugh mu--
tual submission b the arbitration Of 0ur dif-
ferencss by a friendly, unambItious rs1ubfe-
ike Switzerland; knowing well that, what-
ever conditions she may impose, none Of fhei1
can possibly favor the diffusion OF sggrandizg-
menl Of human slavery. No "inisrual com
promise" whereby slavery can profit could possi-
bly, Be prescribed BY q European nor slsTshold-
ing power which holds Itself amsuabls 60 the
public opinion OF ChrisiendCm.
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q. shan Be blndlns on tba officer and IN a.hsr

ers shall be bindirg or the officer aud an other
persons
Sec. g. Where property has been impressed
for temporary use, aud is lost OF destroyed, with
out the deianIt Of the owner, the government Of
the COufedersta States shall pay Just c0mpen-
satiOn therefor, to be ascertsiued by appraisers,
appointed and qualified as provided in The third
section Of This act. Hsuch property when re-
turned has, ii tbs opinion Of the owner, been
injured whilst in Puolic use, the amount Of
damage thereby sutsned shall be determined IN
the manner described IN tbe third section # this
act, tbs officer returning the property being au-
t0orized % acs On behalf Of the government;
and upon such inquiry, the certificate of the
property when originally impressed shall be re-
ceived Sc Pri1aa Jaeis evidence Of the value
thereof
Sec 9. Where slaves are impressed By the
COME lersta government TO labor On forti6ca-
Hons OF o.hsF public works, the impressment
shall be mata by said government according to
the rules and regulations prescribed in the laws
Of ihe State wherein they are impressed and
ia the absence Of such Law, in accoi dance with
such rUlas and regulations not inconsistent with
the provisions of this act as the Secretary OF
War shall from time 10 time prescribe Pr00ided,
That no impressment Of slaves shall be made
wien tHey can be hired OF procured BY tie con-
sent Of the owner or agent
Sec. 10. That previous % the FIRST day of De
cem5er next no slave lab0ring on a farm or
plantation exclusively devoted to the production
OF gram ana provisions, shall be taken for the
public uso With9Gt the consent OF the owner.
except ia case of urgent necessity.
See. III That any commissioned or non-c0m- I
iussioned oHcer or private who shall violate tie I
provisions OF this acs, shah be tried before ihe /
military court Of the corps to which he is at /
tsched On complaint made BY the owner or /
oihar person. aud On conviction, If an officer, !
he shall % csshered and put Into the ranks as
q pnvse and # a nOu-cOmmissioned officer or 4
private hashau suffer such punishment not in- 1
consistent with military law, as the court may /
direct
And that the title Of the bin be amended so I
IS to read, F An Act to regulate imprsssments' - /
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Alarming Illness Of Secretary Ohase-The
Crisis at Hand.

From The New York Budget Of Fun
WAsHINGTON, 10 P. M-The honorable Ssc
retsTy of the Treasury is IN a very pTecarious
condition. He hss been siling for some time
past, but his medi@ :. advisers have been unable
/ till within 3 -sSs, to ascertain the nature Of
/ his comp lst. Il has now, howeFer assumed q
definite form, and shows itself 10 be an attack
/ of drOpsy-but of a different nature altogether
from the common disease. There being no
name to be found for it smoDg the different
kinds of dTOpsy, his physicians have called it
hydTODs tergWW 1lrlde, or greenbsek dropsy''
He is a disgusting sight to behold, being SO in
hsted that even his best friends scarcely recog-
nize him. He is covered with immense swell
iDgs from head to foot, and bis body is so ten
der that It cannot be touched without giving
him great pain. His physicians think that the
disease will come 70 q crisis in few hours
They have given orders for him not TO be al
lowed to have any moro greenbaeks - for
food as they only serve to augment the disease
aud render all probability Of bis ever recovering
utterly impossible. Yet, in spite Of their com
mands, ne will, during their absence, send for
an enormous supply Of " greenbacks,' and de-
your them with q fer0city that would scarcely
be credited in human being Such, however,
appesTs to be the peculiar feature Of bis disease,
the more he gets the more be wants; and IS he
has a pretty strong win, it follows, Of course,
that the more he wants the more he getg.
IN B-I beg pardon for joking on SO solemn
a subject, but I'm bIowed if / could help it.
I04 P M.--EIis minions are at work continu
ally to keep up a supply for him, but unless
stop is put to it Immediately the result will be
fearful
lip. M.-His medical attendants have just
come in aud express great alarm at a sudden
change that has taken place in bin. The crisis
is supposed to be near at hand
III P. M.-He viii either live or die" ETC.,
etc
1lA p M.-The physicians hope that be will
burst some part Of his skin, as that would let
out the greenbacks," after which he would
recover rapidly. II, on the contrary, however,
he should keep bis skin whole, he will probably,
within the course of an hour or two, give utters
snee to a few idiotie sentences. gasp and-take
s quiet walk up Salt silver.
III ?. M.-Ihe trying moment has almost
arrived. Ia a short time we must either weep
or give vent to gibber.''
IL p. M.--Ihls is the moment Of which I was
speaking short time ago. The crisis will be
here in s minute
1t has come and ths Seeretary-whatf Why,
he has bust" and the " greenb baeks,' . which
have been so long pent-up in him, have gone
forth to comfort The poor soldiers, who havD't
been paid for the last eight months
p ST. send a cut of the Secretary at the
time Of bis bust" It was taken on the spot
2. 2. Sd hooked q few millions Of " green
backs" which / send enclosed to the Budget as
msmentoes Of the great financial schemer
GEGIGEGL BER-ER- Err
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GREENwooD.-0ur reports from this point
are late. Everything wss quiet. Reports had
bsen received that the Federal feet remained in
the Tallahatchie, some distance up, and had
been largely reinforeed-being composed Of
some forty transports and bali dozen gun
boats If this be trua warm work may yet be
e,-naeleS h Greenwood
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GENERAL Thomas RIVERS DEAu

GENERAL THOMAS RIVERS DEAD,
The Memphis ArgHs of the 23i informs US Of
the death Of this gentleman, which occurred on
the 18th inst. As citizen, lawyer, a member Of
Congress from the Memphis district, Gen. RE-
ERs has been loug and most favorably known
TO the people of West Tennessee. In social llfo
ct the bar, in the halls Of Congress-everywhere
that duty or the requirements Of courtesy called
him, the deceased acquitted himself in such
manner as TO command the approval Of those
who were the witnesses Of his department, and
has left behind, IS a heritage for his children.
the name Of sn able, an honest and just man.
Gen. RIVERS died in Memphis, where he was
engaged in some business transse-
ton
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N0TTCR

r An ordered on RECRUITING SERVICE by Gen
Il Bragg " th dirscl0-s fronl B-iFRdie- General O.
PlLioH. Offering pa-doR 10 s. abfcntinE themselves
from their llads without leave that come forward
promptly and report u their commands Tor duty.
call uan ths absent members Of TIE % snd 2ls TeH-
ne6se6 regiments g come premptly and report TO ne
fsr day a. Hernando. Miss and 1l ths ranks of The
Confederate resimsut. which las much distin-
guished itssd the bste-felds of Bslnonr Shiloh,
Earmiugion PeIyvl aud Murirees50ro. Also, Of
the ssrshsld Guards 20 tli mp that noble company.
TH0S. STOKES.
Captain Company a, sars6eld GuIds,
NH Hr- I'D H--~ %
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Y Toa report Of General Polk,
OF the battle Of Shiloh, which We present IN
this mornings impression Of The Rebel, viii be
read with great interest. Il viii be gratifying
10 The people Of Ieunessee TO see justice award
ed to she troops Of lhiS State in the official
record Of that memorable battle, by the hsud Of
one under whose eye a large portion Of them
fought. It viii be ssen that Tennesseans did
their whole duty on that bloody field, aud are
entitled 70 he highest credit fer ther constancy
and vslor on that occasion. The allusion Of
General Polk to tae fsll 9f General Albers Sid
ney Johnston Is q tooehiDg slibate te the heart
and head Of ihat pune patriot and illustrious
hero The report throughout Is marked by q
1arspicuit7 Of statement sn elevation Of tone,
ana : spirit Of suth and candor, Rhich places It
as 8 Hsdei IN this species Of composition.--
CbahaHe8Rs Rstsi.
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To go ". II. Danaron. G. S. a :
JACKSON MSS. March soA. 1sg.

JACKSON. Mss, March 38,h. 1ss3.
Hon. Chss. n Conrad
SIR. Your letter Of the 10th was shown me rsssr-
day my return from West Louisaoa. While at a.
exandria read resolution in the newspapers and
Immediately wrote you, making similar request to
that of Major Damsron- Never having heard from you
II reply aud being the party chiefly Interested your
letter can Be properly answered By
have learned through other c4aunels that YOU DIS
any intention Of rejecting upon 10 he resolu-
lion OF inquiry referred o. it is sufica Justify my
notice Of the subject 70 believe do thut nue out 81
persons who have read this rssolaon have ufacHF
npon if the construction implied n ths letter Of Aaor
Damsron.
in my Ignorance Of pa sneniary tactics confess 4
never occurred 70 me that the sole ohjest Of yoar -
luiol. was to invesagiie, NOT the chararter tr
~ 5roealFeiis mentioned taereias but of come
Oficef. whose name DOES not anpear Tn n--A
piicily had inouzht thai # q blow was med at ta-
bead OF department. there was more direct METHOD
than % seize upon sua innocent subordinate Who's
name and position are il1perfst y known and VII
seems 70 have been selected because two fbos5 mix,
from the seat Of nqnrY and unable ct the time 90 rvii
any evidence upon tie subject under fnvesfi7sifou
your greasrxpegence in thess matt-rs bv inie5tin7 4
different policy has thrown ls sht upan tbs suH iscl
ns eoefhe pufsuel oy yeu gives rse 10 Tie siae'
usn that, however indirect and pecalisr f was onlv
way oy which an attack co "a De made upon the rs-
spected chief OF the csmmssary dsrarlmeat. WHOSE
pu1ily Of chsrsc er ssress of paTpose and devotion
10 BIS country render him liable 1y the ordinary
methods Of attack l you- intentions are TO n-a-ri-
gate the conduct Of tEe eolussar general rasl your
efforts viii be successful shouid rejoice to ths belief
that The wisdom rndence and energy Of that officer
VIII az last De rec3slfe oucl result would aoLnd-
snfy eoPeusa-s for any use you may see ut 60 make
Of nv Door name. Uader ether circumsf farees beg
leave 10 request ths should you find necessary here
after employ name mere % investigate tAs CON
duct OF some other siuar you wll Be kind enough 10
give notice Of The tact tia g IS not you are ain-
ing at.
s. long As my actions reea,ve tds an rovsr Of ,,-
superior ofesrs claim 70 Be ~ Indifferent a. most
70 the opinion Of those who are wi liiy ienorut
Of faetsi yet mater Of tssie do not ike g. have
my name long associated with those who thirk thas
zeal and pafrotism are Incompatible Ia the Du6ie ssr
vice and whase patriotism exhans1s itself in da8rscat
ing the iaooFs d 5nPugnins The character Of those
whose actions nos acc0rd with their notions Of
pedleney- Very respectfully, your obi servL
~. A. BROADWELL,
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W0TEGR.

OFFICE OF CHIEF or SUBSISTENCE
DEPARTMENT MISS AND EAsT LOUISIANA
JaciEor, Msruh 2d. ls61
DROPOSAL3 VIII be recsirsd fer the dsiFerT ct the
II sta ions of the Mobile ard ohio RHiiroad, within
this Department he following nz1ned articles q
5u1siste1Cs Stores to-Wit;
CORN. lshelel) in szcks-aaeks 70 Be furniahed By
tbe Eovarumsnt
BEEF-o1 the hoaf
BULK PORK snd BACON
Pr0Po as to Be sddrsss-d 70
THEOD0BE JOHNSTON,
nh2 In Hsi1- a-d Chief Of Suhzi,tspca.
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W Il DA,rERoy.


AeANa-ltl-Aii tiaLt- Aeu-s
SIR; have received your letter Of thu 81 inst I1
reply beg leave TO ssT that the resolution you refer to
not Designed 70 reflect the character IF any one
intended Solely 90 elicit nfcrm ton in regard 20
the manner in viii p an important branch Of fhe mile
tary service, the c0uuisssry department s aiuseer-
ed. IF the nams OF Lieutenant Colonel BroaiV-eis
was introduced. @ was merely t0 Indicate TIE trans
u1ns inregsri 90 which Information Has sought 20
evident that resolution Of mere inquiry cannot of-ii
set east -impufaiion taunis any one IT. there
fore, Colonel BroadFel Cor yourself has incurred -pri-
Yate eeusure Or ubic odium must hsvo arissu from
some other source than the resolution offered By us
and while may regret 10 any injustice should Tins hara
been done T. either Of You Tcannos turn aside from an
inquiry iuto the conduct Of hat commissa-y general ina
order 90 invest gate ths prvae character and The o-
al capacity and integrity Or ore or more Of bis sub-
ordinate officers must therefore decline % comply
wi your request 90 move Ter the appointments Of q
commtte for tnat purpose. Nor can I a. she natter
stands (as t does not refer 20 any thing pending
before IT'D pr mise 20 read yur letter the house III
however in the pr gress Of the inquiry have iustitu-
ted, the character OF Colonel Broadpen or your own
shoEd incidentally be called In questioa. VII cheer
fully comply with yo1rrequest In the meantime, vou
sre, Of course, az liberty 70 give what publicity you
please to This letter.
Respectfully your o5edent servant.
Q. n CONRED-
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ID ANYWAY f ON the subscriber on the uieHt of he
~ 25th inst "a Z ny MICRO BOY GEORGE, who
s3mstfmas cells hinssf aDeadFieE.7 Hs is sf Fart
c7nplexlon - heavy buit aud sboas fFe fees savso
inch 1lza 81 doubil. iryinE 20 reach Esu1shi7
By way of tha rsilrosd The aaove reward vii bss
paid for bis delivery 70 ne 81 Ca tou.
mh2E5.' JHo a. SPEED,
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DEssnE.uranN

I'VE firm Of Cuinby & Robinson. o. Memphis Tenn
4 iz this day dissolved b. mutual nscnt. All per
sons ha ling claims against said frn viii present the
same te " T. Q1inbF w1o is a one suthoTtdofizsd I'd
pay. and al perzanE wac are indeofed 10 ssd irm WI
HaEe immediate payment 70 said Qz1bF, who has been
suthou- ed % Estls said firms busiaess.
WM T. QUEBY
". A. ROBINSON.
General Psrfusrs
J. s. OLATHORN
Et7wah, 9as Jsnusry ?. 1888 speeisl Partner.
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IF there be anything the Democrats can stand
without wincing or willing, it is hard names !:
and what is curious. these hard names become
the slogans of their party and afterward intense
" popular. The original division Of parties in
this country, after 1887, the era Of the Consti-
tuition, was Federal and Republican, The
Federslists nicknamod the Republicans Demo
Gratis and they took the name and made it pop
ular; and Democracy is now one Of the most
popular words in our American language, which
originally the early Republicans deemed term
of Teproach We. old Wings, along in 1830-32,
christened al the Democrats 'Locofocos' The
Express people gave them the name, because
they used loeOloco matches in Tsmmauy hall to
relight up the hsll-when the gas was shut off
to clear them out The rascals accepted our
nickname, Locofoco, and made it popular Now,
the Abolitionists are christening the Democrats
'Copperheads,' and if they persist in it, we
should not be a. all surprised to fnd Copper
head a word as popular as Democracy, for what
ever AbOlitionism clings to or embraces it kills,
and whatever it nicknsmes it makes a shibbo-
leth in popularity Of We, old line Wings shen,
and Democrats, accept the name of Copper
heads Consider US 'CoppeTheads.' Call US
rCoppe heads
Copperhead, them let it be It's q very ex-
pre5sive designation.
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In purgsanss c. the sb0vs order al Iron nasters
vi hn The stats Of Alabaaa, Georgia, houth
Csroiina and Tennessee, wis make spsiicst' o.
- No ~ 3re tsii sf such conscripts a. Iasy be
i1ig1ers5is ID tarrvrg ont lhes contacts with TIE
Cr6nasee Dspsr ussni, g s A. TO prevent svauos il
l b. reddi 60 OF each contractor making spphcaaou
y he dfa of coac lots that his reqnsi ion shah be
aee5rnpa1lsa by cerfiiea copy Of Dis coafraeA an
asti sh-i che Of he perens desired . De de-
-aca and thai tbs iahorsr ealnot b. olherWise CD
tasz aad h 2 that ~ en- the services of he 60 =
sefrts shat 90 longer 9e eseds he adis1t VIZ turn
foT secs g. the fr1y also certificate Of he anroll
ing f.sr or the district hat the PER lsnad ia the
relusl ios hnve been propersy enrolled. Certificates
and osths BE By ana before justice o the peaes or
ot1er mag sfae asthaizsd y law q admin ster osthf.
M COMMUNICATIONS addresses 60 ne at Selma Ala,
viii meet with proupt ntio1
EsE RICHARDSOg HUNT
mh5ln ha q etei a. Grdaaaos DUty
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ORDINANCE BUREAU, I
RIcHMOsD. Jancary 3. le0A J

H P A. s Artillery;
Under he law recently passsd by Congress, ~szemP
ton Of certain Icrsons sfom military service yea vii
see that I am emFouera1 20 Euth0lEs al Orlasncs
oeiear 10 sremul al q artisans. ehan 90 aud en-
Tiovees in to ahsafE 81 soch persous
faV Be engaged under contract Tiih The government
IN furrshi arms ordnance nrd oraIince atsFds aaa
er ru7ritions Of war saddle. harness aBd army sup
t,Ifss rbe8a men aust 81 b. enrolled and teen oe
III ~ e. provided d. csieB q General Order No. g
Yar az ds,ieusted the Ordnance ofhcsr 70 act
nader ths law FOR al conralt - within yoar inrsdis
go / G0RGAS,
Colonel and Chiei Of o O.dranoe-
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ORDERS Cor making froa 1900 70 SEQ SACKS
~ completed On sea hsar8 Al work done on frtt-
cisss Hachines by eEperisncsi OPERATOR, ~
WARNINGS
Military Sewing Machine Room. Spsugler Ball Jack
sen n S. formerly Memphis Stssm sack ksnuiactory
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n It has been the common Tumor for thirty
years that Fhad. Stevens understands the caga-
cifg d negro p arms as well as any man in
America. Bis housekeePer' is Of q beautiful
saddle color.
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Our readers have noticed the passage Of bill
for organising a supreme court for fhe COnfed-
crate States, to consist Of chief justice and
four associate judges, and to hold its sessions at
the seat of the central government 0n motion
of Senator Clay, the 45th and 46th sections Of
the judiciary act of the Provisional Congress
were repealed These sections gave this court
appellate Jurisdiction over the supreme courts
of the several States set up the central author
isy as the ultimate sTbiter of law, and praetic-
ally initiated against the sovereignty of the
States constituting the Confederaey. Their re-
peal was adopted BY vote Of sixteen to six, IS
follows!
YEAS Messfs, Barnwell, Brown, Burnet,
Clark, Clay, Haynes, Hunter, Maxwell, Mitch
ell, Oldham, Orr, Peyton, Semmes Sparrow,
Wigfall and Yaneey-16
NAYs-Messrs CaDerton, Davis, Henry, Hin
Phelan and Simms-6.
This vote is important, as establishing land
marks and limits to the central authority in
vested with specific sovereign powers in trust
for certain common purposes i IS gratifying
as an indication Of correct political principles
and Of a spirit of Independence on the part Of
the Congress. The body has acquired the rep
utation of great subseryency. We hail this
action as an unmistskeable sign Of improve
ment, and of adherence to the true spirit and
sound State rights doctrine of 3 confederation
Of republican States The 45th and 46 b sec
tons Of the judiciary act OF the provisional
Congress, repealed, are as fellows
40. BE Il further enacted, ThsE 3 dnal iudg-
ment or decree in any suit, il tie highest court
OF Law or equity Of State, il which decision
on the suit could be hsd where IS drawn IN
question the validity Of q treaty or statute Of OF
an authority exercised undor, the Confederaie
States:
Or, where IS drawn IN question tho validity Of
siat1te of, or an authority exercised under,
any State on the ground Of their being ,Tepug-
nsnt 70 the Constitution, treaty or laws Of The
Confederate States
Or, where is draen in question the construc-
ton Of any clause Of The Constitution, OF Of a
treaty, or statute Of commission, held under the
Confederate States
Ia each Of these causes, the decision may be
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GENERAL ORDERS No. IA.
ADJUTANT AND IssPECTOR-GENERAL's
OFFICE

III IND IIorIl IVTI-If J
OFFICE
E1CHH0ED, February s 1853.
THE Superi1isn5eut of Tie Nitrs en- Ei1ine Bureau
sut1crizsd I'D di1acted - enforce existing
lrach Of The g0Ver1gut iu Ir0n Lead and other m1ni
ticus When lro7 AID taer articles thus coutraetsd for
aDd needad fcr the erviCe. are asesra ned TO have
besa Ho.d at private sle are n0t promptly delivered
accord terms snd spirit Of The contract they
may Be taken Wherever fcund sud upon requisition
EssistEucc shsi Be 1rded By be commandaut Of the
neares- p1tt cam5 Of instruction 70 ths officer
agent af lie Mans Bureau, Epeeiay charged with the
enforcement of lle contract.
When coztrs . shan have been peFtises.iy violated
after ds7f notice. "a dstaiied eouferi 5tad
viii be withdrew and assigned 70 other works.
s. co PER,
Adiutant AID InspectoT-gsensrsl
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Cur location

The location CT tee a AppeaI Office
Is on State street, fe " doors below
the Post ofHce
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C. S. NTTRE AND INNING BUREAU, Z
RICHHosD, February 3. 1853

RFAJ WILLIAM r HINT is eliaigsd VIII &. exc.
AA cuton the sh I'VE Ge1er order, Nc. -, "a The
States u George Tennessee Alabama ard us ssippi
a. ST jobs,
Er.lrr r-l .sunarlnL LanlaslL
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JACKSON MIssIssIPPI
faction Glss5 COl5l1IlissSOls Store,
NIOgridge & Austin.
10 n AUSTIN Aa11i0peer-Iicsussd by The State.
H. lSsla days Tuesdays and Fridsys)
Advances o. coaslgu gume1ta--Gluck sales and prompt
rsturus
y II 1s1gS MoGRIDGE & AUSTIN
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- forns1 ftat hey Hrocure any a-aount 81 BAR
sOAP, q hrstrste quality put up in boxes sn5 a. Es
Reasonable pr he tines permit by applying
s. tie Soap FaosorF ir Jackson, Mss, near ne Coz
ftderzts Houle g. T. LYNCH.
mtQfm~ = -1r4i tor
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DfOETRACTORg sor lron and other muni,loas Of
Z war via SEE b.. cha sed with tns execution
OF the above order ] SASH rigdiy euf lrce il in sh
essss hrau4at 20 my notice and 10 a5diJn as per pre-
vio1s ordtr fdl the suFs Ine enleut Of the Are aIe
Mini e Burfa1 vi send Qresy conrac or 90 falling
who s subject 20 tle oouspi law 20 tho nearest camp
Of ins.rnction fe- service in t1e army
VIZ RICHARDSON HUNT,
r1h5-Irn Msiar, etc., en- Ordnance Dcty.
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Political Names.

The editor of the New York Express, who
has had twenty-five years experience of fight
ing the Democracy, says;