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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

Sev tOrk MARKET.
NV YORK. May Z.
Flour-Opened 5@loc better but with an ad-
vance IN freights: the market closed dull, buy
ers generally refusing TO pay any advance: quo
tations. Sc 50G6 Is for extra State. S7d7 10
for extra round hoop Ohio. s. l5ds 90 for
trade brands
change Is frmer: market very quiet: l69@l7O
for first class bills Gold is irmer. opening a,
81. advancing to 57Ia. and closing firm at $50
@555Sc premium.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
N EOICAl.

NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
WHOSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
ease, such l. Syphilis lcbancroidai. primary, &c
ondary Tertiary, any phase,) Ghoporrhes, elect
Structure varcocele Hydrocels Urinary Diseases. sper
ma;orhes Sentinel Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions and
effects Of self abuse should AT ONCE visit DR. Cisrks
PRIVATE 0yycr and sacred Consultation Rooms, No. HA
East Washington Street and be cured.
The Doctors fifteen years rxrEEUScg in Se~ Yort
city enables him 70 treat you scientifically.
Consultation free. Office hours from A. ". 20 p.
NJ 4. %. BOA 1864 apr sdiy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

sB- That fine hat. which YOU have laid aside
as unfit to wear. is not worn Quit is merely
soiled. Take IL TO Spencer. the practical halter,
and he will make it look like new %
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

sE-On the Ist of June. Democratic evening
daily paper will he issued in Cincinnati Such
an institution has long been needed in the Queen
City, and hope and believe it will be liber
ally sustained.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

Masonic NoTIcE.-There will be a special
meeting of indianapolis Chapter No. 3, this
friday evening at I II o'clock. for work.
john NJ. BRAMwKLL. Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

You SEE IT EvERYwHERE-That Parker 5
shirts will fit" Do not be without them. Call.
or send your name to X. K. Parker. No. 80 West
Washington street. MI d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08

~ Forney's Press of the Oath of April saws:
Emancipation is policy, and the whole power
of the Government is exerted TO sustain it,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
THE LgBERTY OF THE CITIZEN
TIE SPEECH OF
Hon. D, w, Voorhees,.

Delivered In House % Representatives February
Is 1864. the Act 20 indemnify the President and
other persons for suspendng the writ Of habeas corpus
and pursuance thereof" T. printed in
pamphlet FORM and be obtained at this Office This
IL The great effort Of Mr. Voorhees, to protect the liberty
oftEe citizen from the de<potism ~ the President and
his mnons should be in the hands Of every in
Indiana. II makes pamphlet Of Is pages
Price 81 80 per 100.
All orders should direct the speeches be by
press the postage will be cent copy, and must be
prepaid
Address ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
CROCE RiES.

-
HUl1 LXlIH lViVEU
LIQUOR DEALERS
ONul\\lIs( UEKtUlNI\
p'''' anu -'9''''
c.ss
""ekere'' White F'"n' c"rdage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
FID T. NTIAL

YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
yM5XY ured themselves By certain secret
A Tx habits, which unfit then for business.
HlSU pleasure the duties Of married life.
also, middle aged and old men. vho.
from the foe- II youth other causes, feel debility
In advance ofber years before placing themselves undsv
the treatm. nj Of ony one, should trst rest
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance By
perusing The Secret Friend"
Sent 10 any address, in sealed envelope on receipt Of
Ten Cents.
DR. STUART co. can be consulted all diseases Of
private confidential nature from A n 20 p. n.
Sundays from 8 10 IL A. NJ At their once.
Address DR. ruaS A STUART co.
mch3i-d6wly- Boston. Hass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE. May 6-Col. Ludlow
Commissioners for exchange of prisoners, has Just
returned from City Point and has affected the re
lease and exchange of all United States officers
held by the Rebels. These officers, $50 in nun
Der. and 325 men, including Gen Stoughton and
Which.
The Reoels have all left Suffolk and passed
over and beyond the Blackwater
At the fight near Suffolk on SUNDAY the I'd.
the Rebel loss in killed was 300. whom they
buried about FIVE miles out on the Petersburg
pike. This does not include their killed which
they left on the field
The Richmond Enquirer of Nav 18th contains
an account Of severe battle having been fought
on Sunday, the Sd inst. a. Spottylin. in which
they admit heavy Rebel loss. General Paxton
was killed and General Jackson wounded by the
loss Of an arm. General Heath and General A.
P. Hill were slightly wounded. The battle was
renewed on the morning of the 4th-
The Enquirer states that the loss Was heavy on
both sides, and claims that the Rebels took 5 900
Feiersls prisoners while this battle was being
fought
The Examiner says:
Gen. Stoneman with ~ 200 cavalry. DESTROYED
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
From Falmouth T..

FALMOUTH, May 6.-Three bridges were swept
away on the railroad from Aqua Creek. last
night. Building parties were at work all night,
and trains again running.
1t is rumored that the enemy's cavalry has
crossed over on the Northern Neck-advancing
cautiously towards this place force has been
sent down to oppose them.
Everything is quiet the other side. The
river has risen over ten feet, and is still rapidly
rising
Heavy cannonading is heard in the direction of
United States Ford
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-08
From Warrington.

The Evening Star says Ger. Hooker, it is un-
derstood, estimates his loss in the late battles at
about 10000. all told. in killed. wounded and
missing Also that he brought all his material
away safely from his late position. and that while
he was so unfortunate a. to lose some artillery,
he has taken at least as many pieces as be lost.
Gen Stoughton. released from Richmond, ar
rived here to day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
The Impending battle II Arkansas.

The Impending battle IN Arkansas.
The Army correspondent Of the Chicago
Times writing from Clarendon, Ark, on the
80 ult.> states that Gen Kirby Smith, the
Confederate commander in Chief Of the Trans
mississippi Department has Withdrawn from
Lo2slslsaa, and arrived AZ l.lr1!c Rock, 81 s1
perlntend the measures now being taken Tor
the defence Of that place. Fyo,n the latest
alvIcea received it il highly probable that
considerable portion of the Confederate forces
lateiy operating IN Louisiana accompanied their
General, or are following his footsteps. The
troops Of Price. Marmsduse, l'obbln and Tap
PAL, and the force recently opposing the I'D
vance Of Blunt in the Indian country, have
already formed junction At Little Rock with
the forces under Kirby Smith, and everything
bids fair for desperate defence q that place.
The ('onfedel ate force DOW concentrating there
will exceed twenty-five thousand men, some
reports placing it above thirty thousand This
is much larger force than Gen. Steele ex
pected to operate aga inst when he lett Helena,
and he has sent back to Memphis for reinforce
ments, which are now being hurried forward
By steamers up IS hise river
The Contederates are fortifylng AZ Bayou
Meteor, about fifteen miles this side Of Little
Rock. The point is one Of many advantages,
and, if well fortified and desperately defended
will prove hard place to take.
The position is said 70 be fankd By swamps,
which will prevent its being turned and COM
pei Gen Steele to attack in front,
Gen Steel is anxious TO make the attack st
the earliest practicable moment, in order that
the entire Louisiana Army Of Kirby, Smith
cannot arrive in time 70 share in the defence.
A letter, written On the $50, from OuVa! ;
Bluff, Ark, says. ;,
s'Gen. steele will push forward with the re-
mainder Of his forces as soon IS proper entrench-
ments for the defence Of this polns have been
constructed The reinforceaents promised hlLo
from Memphis, by General Hurlbut have nto
been received, add il is now matter OF grave
doubt whether they have bean sent. Each
hour delay adds 70 the strength OF the en-
envy and their position, and Gen. Steel will not
wait for rein{orccments In the coming battle
there can be no doubt but what the Federal
forces will be opposit by 8 force double theirs
in strength, posted behind fortltieatloEs, apon
ground Of their own selection
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
MARRIED.

IN this civ on the 9Th Of Septaznber, by the
Rev. VIM. F. speake, Mr.. GEO. FosTEK, q
illinois, formerly OF England, 10 Mrs. NJ Az
TIA BOSWELL, Of this place,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

NgHS. WHITING will resume her SCHOOL,
the 18th Of September and hopes her experiences
in teaching will insure her share Of public
patronage TIE schoo! room is eligibly s;,Ias-
ted upon Washington ST., adjoining ts7s ,o& On
which Christ Church IS located.
aug lJ-~1roS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

Gen. Fisk, in despatch 10 General Soho
field, gives an account Of the 6ght, on the 25th
ult, with Price, at Brownsville in which he
SAYS the Confederates were defeated and dr-
ven across the Arkansas,
4 Memphis dispatch reports al! quiet in
that section Of country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
EDUCATIONAL.
WEN WORTH sEMIEAE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ALBERT E. BASSFORD, PRINCIPAL
VNHE sixth annual session Of this institution
q will commence on September l4th
The principal viii be assisted by The Rev
". F. ". Jacobs, whose cooperation will mroe
fully sustain :he already acquired reputation o.
this school,
Circulars stating particulars can be obtained
81 :Ae institution, Prince St, opposits Post
Office. aug l5--2awtsep. & q IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
r O T I C z

YTYHE Rrst course Of the English and German
4 DAY SCHOOL will commence on Tues
day, September 18th. Parents and guardians
will please inquire for particulars at the Drug
Store, cornev Of Prince and Fairiax s,reess.
JULIUS FRANKEL,
aug 13--tt PRINCIPAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
DIED.

n Clarke county, Va. in August last Mrs
yIRGINIA W. MEADE, wife Of VIM. Meade,
OF White Post And 8 few days afSeT r1tGa
her aunt, Mrs. LUCINDA. -ASH1NG1oN,
Of w hite Post.
In Washin gton, on the 5th instant, Of typ
hold fever, JOHN E. LEACH, formerly of st.
Mary's county, Maryland, aged 35 years
CAME to my place. August GOTH an estSsay
y COW, Light brown, With rope around ner
horns. The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges. and take her away.
ENOCH GRIMES, near Fort Ellsworth
Fairfax county, Va, sep st ------------
0OR RENT.-One FURNISHED ROOM on
4 arzt aoor, to a gentleman and wife, without
children, at 80 Alfred street, between 2 o.a
and Cameron so2 -
~ Ssll a. r. SCHWA Rz6.
aug a}:f NO ~ . '1s a. 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
ALEX NDR1A sEMIN NARY,
FL :. KING SHAY AND DAUGHTERS.
Nos. S. c?a2 s. South Pitt Street, AjerG. To~

YT9HE exercises Of this school will be reaune1
l. on Monday 31st Of August. The course Of
instruction will consist Of the English bran
ches Drawing French and the Classical Ian
guages. The school consists Of two departments,
Male and Female; the Males are taught in No,
IS, and the Females IN Nc 81, the residence
Of the teachers. Strict attention will be paid
TO the morals and department Of the pupils, and
the government will De parental. For terms
apply 10 the Principal. aug rs -3tdso9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

gJNHE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
1 SCHOOL will De resumed on TT ESDAY,
the 18th oiSEpIENBER. Particular attention.
wiI be given to the ELEAEsrAkY BRANCHES
as the ory sure base for future improve
ment It is desirable that ali the pupils
IS far as practicable, should be present At
The opening Of the school. Terms, gox Or
biography, Reading, Geography, Grammar.
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra,
from i've TO se7ee dollars per term Of ten weeks
Music and French ct Professor charges.
The School is pleasantly situated OF King
street Co. pa, between Colun1b us and Aires,
suy o5--itsfnti &eotoctfO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
II 0 T I C z

NOTICE.
TLLEN 4 COAKI.EY will resun1e the du=
L ties Of her SCHOOL, at her residence, No.
Is Commerce street, MONDAY, Sept. Il.
sep 5-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

c<rEAM TUG c. f. HAsWELL FOB
= sALE.-The steam tug Chas. II. Hasve!I.
i offered for sale cheap for cash. Apply on
board the steamer Young America to the
naptain. aug 24-5s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19

side would be degraded by its acceptance, and know
Of other plan that hes this merit and hence the
chances Of would be greatly enhanced The
North viii have attained great end it has been con
tending for viz the restoration Of The lion, though
temporarily yet with every reason TO believe it wouid
result in a permanent Union thsn before On the
other hand the South would establish its gres prnei-
Pile the right OF secession right in which they have
always believed and which they have been as slow to
they have been the great right Of revolution
which Is fully progen by the present
in conclusion would not the rlan Of settlement pro-
posed present strong ground upon which TO invite for
eign Intervention
The matter Of public debt which is not embraced in
this plan constitutes difficulty which would enter into
any plan that might be proposed for national settle
ment and would hereafter have TO be provided for.
What l have written crude arguments, to be
amped and added to after the plan has been subait
d TO the people.
But how are we to submit this or any other plani
How is The first step to be takenf New York is the
place, is the moment, and men like yourself the
proper persons tc undertake the enterprise Coud yeU
not esll a NEE ting ia sEeh language SIS this
Public meetiug All persons in favor Of opening ne
gotisons for peace and q restoration Of the Union
upon honorable alike the North snd the South
requested to meet etc, etc Could there be the
least objection the part Of the government to such
never be arrested.
beg you will pardon the liberty have taken in ad-
dressing you this let Although can scarce claim
personal acquaintance, notwithstanding have met you
several times sill the prominent position you occupy
before the country seems 10 Justify stranger in
addressing you upon puolie questions at this time
in the feeble arguments and recommendations which
mark this letter
With Mr.. F. Wood, was at one time upon intimate
terms, having served in Congress together also with
Governor Seymour. you think tha views herein ex-
pressed of any value you may submit them TO one or
both Of them, with my respectful regards.
am with great respect, your o5eisRt servant, etc,
Hon John Van Buren.
P.S-Fsr myself, desire never 10 see this govern
ment or this UnioT reestablshed unless the right Of
State secession be Incorporated part Of the sysem-a
clesr, plain, indisputable right
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19
ATTENTERNf

FFNHE following uemt erB of Cap am G. McDCneld's
company, Baiche's Battaliea Cavalry, absent with
aecordingly II they do return 10 duty within the
next thirty days Those taken prisens-s by the enemy
have been exchanged ana are ine uded il the above
notice.
A F. KIBBIE absent since Oeiober 20th ls62-s1p-
posed 10 be ia Memphis Tenne see
WILLLAH ASTON. absent since Msy Sth, 1902
supposed TO be in Oakland Tennessee.
". D. BROVTS absent since October l7th, lS52-
sup osed TO be ia OAKLAND, Team.
A. FLlPPIN, absent since November 1oh, 1862
supposed 10 ie in o sAlsnd, Tenn.
/. ". GAINS, taken prisoner at Fort Donelson-
supposed 10 be 81 6 sinss' Llrding, Ark.
2. B NYERLlE. absent sine May, ls6s-supposed
70 be d m-h
JACOB Miller. taken psis jner At Denmark, Ten
nessef, September lst l562-rpHosad to be at Hor0
Lzke Miss.
W q. McCULLY, absent since November 2oth, 1862
--supposed 10 De a. Oakland Tenn.
W. u. MCCU LILY Hbsent since November Goth, 1862
supposed 70 20 at OaklaDd Tenn
THOMAS BOBINSOS s5sent since May LIST, 1867
supposed be ia Memphis
Il SHEPHERD assent since Nay 18th, 1861
supposed 20 be at LsGrar &c, Tenn.
J Q. STRASS ERI, taken isonar at Shiloh, April
etn 1S65-sur posed 70 De IN Memphis.
W =. TDRNER, taken prisoner Memphis
su posed TO be Il Horn Lake, Miss
ROUGER SHERMAN, tsken prisoner at C0rinth,
October 5th--supposed 10 be at Osc-ols, Ark.
JOHN Wal LACE, absens since November 20tb
1s63-suppossd 70 be at Oakland, Tenn.
A. W. WELLS, absent sine December 1gi, lS62-
suppo-ed 20 ba at Oakland, Tenn
E. LAMB absent silee October, l562--5uFposed
10 be in Memphis, Tina
J. WRIT, ahssnt since November 10Th, 1862
By command. J. G. BARBoUR,
lst Liagtsnszt Commanding Company.
GieEada, Miss January 18th, 1893
HaHh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19

The Aem2h Bulstig, OF the 1lth instant, professor
to give accurate intzilgeres f-om vcks5Hrg We clip
the following from its co umns, which viii furnish
Amusement for ur troops as sell IS the Vcksburgers
General NcCIsrnsni's force had f-len back to MiHi-
kans be ID. where hey would ays air reini07cemsnts
aud operation from below before resaming opera
tous.
It s now definitely a4cartaned that General SheT-
mans loss ia the r-csrt afsie before Vcksburg was
only about seven hundred XII ed -dsd-thst Of
ths rebels is estimated five tunes As great the
nbrsts ,irlg them down and did awful
en- ion lnforlat on had bssa received, By q contra
bsnd that took hs enemy three days 70 bury their
dead
Tho gunboat Lexington il specially mentioned IS
having inflicted hesvy pun hment on the enemy, the
Heut7nsn' c0ma-d standing outside and dIe eeting
a her movsr eats-
The rebel batte,y at Cypr IS tend had been de-
stroysd, snd 'hse now obstru. .tion the river
between Helena and Vcksburg
General German had lefl Helena on a visit to the
d ct
Theirs rumo o. movements abO1t Heeua which
hOr y put f1c affairs in that ioealiEy
Muc1 regret il felt in taa expedition that tls brave
aud talented sherman il whom every soldier fsls the
greatest co md nee VIII permitted lead them
% he next grand dem9nsttst on sinst the rebel
sJonghOid.
Ia sd ioa the large reiDforcements received at
Vick 4bu by Panbecoa, il is stated that the
have erected Formidable batter six eight miles
aiosE the hississ2p river wth the 10 prevent
he ehssiiuF Of he Jt is SD that every hill
around he town has battery, and that it encr-
eed With strong Gefes sss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT Is.
GENERAL ORDERs.
HEADQUARTERS 4TH MrLIT sR9 DISTRICT
D.PARnMEN Z MISE. AND EAsrL Ia.

Z
JACKs0N January 18th 1853
ALL officers and soldiers arriving within be / m
lie IFS Of his iits posi- OF in the OF regiments
de aehments, the officer m eOnmand q tie ame viii
st once report themselves the once Of the mnsnd-
sut Of ih post q few doors above the Mist ssipp an
Office on Capiao street Sd their an hoTity for Being
within the lin IS Of The post and receive written psr-
mission 70 remsia. The corsnHnders Of reg mems or
detaehments of soldiers ~ vaRsifE wiil permit en-
soldier visit the q of scks9n, on strict
M itary business The permission 50 granted mest ne
IN writing, and specify the OF the business, snd
ia viii any private, or psrty Of prlystes oe
permitted TO enter the city Ct jackson unless undef
charge CT reliable non commissioned ofhasr, aud so
lOug egirect de Echuan Of soldiers remain
wit0n the limit, Of this pos The ofheer eornaiqng
VIII be held responsible for the coed Conduct ~ hs
men and for any depreiaoas committed by them Al
officers sDd pin assigned to duty at this posi who
have not sTstOfere reported viii st repof show
by what Rnthcri y Trey were ihus assigned register
their names and receive written oeEhheats Of N
fact
III The commander o. the osmrs Of PaTOied prison
ers surgeon i charge OF hlsIital sHd mnaoders et
enesnplents, will permit more haE tTo Of their
.cammsnd 90 be absent oHee, except upon military
bus ness and then always 10 squads under charge 81
nanoonnssioued ofesr. No oueer or private soldier
wiz Pe mittsd 20 shep without the Gats Of his en-
eaaPment or be permitted 70 remain within ms city o.
Jacks amer nine o'clock Al night except IN the case
of such officer priFstsH are cluuscted with he
vsr.ous departments 10 tie ety. or have the consent Of
the commander OF the post for the same
III OF al persons save soldiers with transportation
OF orders from the proper military authcrity, passport
viii BE rsqu red befo hey viii be peril ted 10 l.sye
the limits Of The post The of qEsr is fob ddeH
wi hin the limits Of this pot except upon the written
consent Of the commander Of the posi-
~ The officer assigned 10 duty officer o. tho day
vii sec tia tbs aboge orders carefully oompl cd
with ard viii have and reported 10 The once
OF tbs eomnandant OF The post all ohcers acd PTvate
that have not their d5rs indo1sed Reported and
sig ed by tse ndsnt of the ST. except however,
such general oferE, ne ubers OF ths sat and ora r.
lies or courars conn ctsd with their hesdquar ers,
present within ths ii ssits Of ths po g.
V No permits fo5 officers ers ts viEit this city
wi be recognized without the inaoraenent Of tie D
VI ien o. 3 isade commander.
JOHN ADAMS,
Brigsdicr- General COransBdf z,
i-1F 9r- dth Military Dis.r ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-19
IMPORTANT TO SHOEMAKERS AND
TANNERS,

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, I
BAEKsTON, Miss. January 10 1868.
TTAVIEG been appointed Special Agent by Major
i l.. Mims, Chief Qusrtsrmaster Mississippi and
Es Louisiana tor tbs collection OF Hines in The eOun-
lies north Of Jacks aad the Distribution Of The
sEong the several tsuRsries within The said district
sud 10 contract for Shoes and Leather for the Confede
Ststss
Thereoie the pr0prietors Of ali tan yards and shoe
shops wi bin sale dric', viii rsporl ts ms at my head
quatets vi hont delay tie nHmber of vsts Allied and
Eheu they VIII bs ready 70 work cut, ssO the vats
emlty and the number Of des necessary 10 I'll the
same AID hlw many sides If leather and pairs Of
sA, each propr-t-r farush monthly, and the sd
diJns OF mechanical labor nscess ary 10 carry
factor e. - the extent o. ter cspaey.
The a5ov. informant u is nsce- say TO equal dis
truutioh Of das anOag the several tsa yard and to
pr0ducs Uniform piicea throughout the st-, eud mae
available at the earliest period ana In the
nonjcal d amer the records thereof
All tanners and shoemsksrs net subject to mill ,sry
duty, not employed in their ion, viii also re-
pot TO Il they wish en- sioyment.
J. n. WBssON, Special Agent,
ial21m Raukstan, Miss.