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HDCES MISSISSIPPI ST6TE TRD0PSl
JACKs0S, Ala February 1853 8

"a AAHa.EHr g -
General Orders 81. al
3 ooali nee 90 an act 81 tha re~gislanrs s~515sng
forth goyern3an Of tls Stlts tro1ps Ia a1iTe -er-
vice, an e- or Congress soHr0Tsf 0L-1be- l-b 1872
snttlsi Al Be- 30 relieve rho Army 81 5-77s isi
Disabled asd in-qa sts1r oGcers, aal providing t1a.
ihs Governor sud gouusmdL1s Ssusrsl shall. bv sp-
p~rUBriste dsrs adapt the ssus 60 the STATE sr1o-lH
LEsamininT eearis Wi be appointed bv ths Waio
deusrsi whess duties Ehal be 20 azfui1s iase
cssss cf srch cmcs-s IS usr 70 hrsu-1- 0 stsira
-loHs Tor the prrl1se Oh 1eaer1Cl her cua f-at
iorl - nseaA e. OF l5 aN1aa property aoPeranl1E %
IL WasnsVsr zaeh 4sufnrg Board shsu Estsrnius
tbs, any clcsciS uaft 10 perfam hf legitimate sad
prose- t1l11- or 4 ca eeH rn1 iEa.rsrHTs Ia rteir dis
charge, then t,e cad Bad shah c1an1aies-s th-ir
decision. together With BE fil report 81 thar Droessd-
iugs il The Cass. 90 re HsorG~neral WE stau. 81 ha
init % sAe Governor be q G son End proceed nrf Of fha
Exsmiolny Bosrd VITA bis own aelcu mo SD thsrsoa
-prCTid-d fhst such oHrer slsh BE- entitled Go Be-
fesra $40 g can taefs- 1s ds-ea7e-
.uL The Governor, 10 be spplovs tMs fu-n< IF ths
Bosra and lhe acton Of tie aor Ans-ai. WI rsHrs
non faQl or oor rH4 te auT sd7cq % the
rank, Vi,hou- pay or El3#s- ca. re ei-cuustsnc-s
of tie ca e my ws-an- sd tas good 81 tte rs-vics
requas ne oHcsr who las 5ssa iolad Uni. for bis
~. Every o6c1r cozus1d1g 8 rsrnaat r-sra-s
BATTALION eoEPsuF or s~Eoadr1n 81 stats tr1o-s. il
active service. shall naks @ az imH1sdists eounsrd-
ing 0beer VIE shall ra1fms he sane 81 ghe 1r7fo--
Genera m0uthiy report IN t1buIsr form. Ia COW sf
.r=-- r-a- ~ --- A-r 0
t'ala : ls- OF a- comm Alo1ea @cers Of bis con-
maEi IN which s1sl be stated ihs number ~ ssvs -
enc Las been absent rem his 5e-mana with Or with
ont Vsrmizsol OF On dck leave, the lumber Of e-rg-
esch emeer hat been Observed % have been absent from
rs eemmaad when o. mach OF Ia sci0n- whsa snd
where each ct6eerhss baeaobssrved % htve ue-f--4f
sts1at ass az sar5lc6 VIXEN and where nasIEsutia the
performance Of datv. sl5 iua1lend-s a ne security
aod cc7oomy 81 pubie prouertV I'D aFerv commsnd-
irg cmcsr Of state sv0aps VIII, from time % a.rsD0s
20 tne MajGr General ne ufU7s ~ such ofirar in bis
nd a. ID BIZ opisie1 ouBh- % be brourzr before
the EEsunug Board. together with ths nln-s or -r-
n-sss sgatust lhela
" whence any oGesr shall have been s-o15sd
HglQre15 retired o. red-esdto Zee ranks. ia secordsncs
vita tssse orders tao vacancy thersb- ors-i.r.6 -5gn
De h8sa Hs u case Of deah or rssgaaacn-Broridsd
t1at the next onear II rsuk shall PERFORM rs duass OF
me once tn1s vacated Until an election sfai be- he1a
by order Of he Governor. T. TUPPER.
Aeora eusraL
APsroved-JoHN 2. PErrUs, Gossru0r and con-
manl-f-ilstlief leo ivy
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EaTEsr NoRTHERy NEWS.

Our special dispatch from Grenada, conveys
some very gratifying as well as one item ofyery
sad news.
Kentucky has at last taken a move in the
right direction. The act of the Legislature
calling out twenty thousand men to resist the
enforcement Of LHCoLN's proclamation, win
rouse the State, and beside, this body Of men
viii afford 8 valuable cooperating force with
any COnfedersts troops that may be hereafter
sent into the State. We yet have strong hopes
of Kentucky.
The news from Indians is also gratifying.
The fires Of resistance to LncoLg's Abolition
policy are ablaze, nor viii they be quenched.
They viii burn on until the entire North-west is
in6amed with the spirit Of revolution.
The financial news frsm New York is also
cheering. It is announced that dry goods have
gone up beyond the reach of gTeen-bscks. They
aye certainly fast becoming worthless trash.
Gold and exchange are also steadily and rapidly
on the advance.
Il IS sad to think Of The hardsbips cur prs-
oners must have undergone this winter in tie
cold, i~nhospitsble cline Of the North. Twelve
Of them fozs to death at Camp Douglas on the
night Of the first inst. 1t is easy TO infer how
desperately the survivors must have suffered
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An HOME TO YIsIToRs.-Amoug the dis.
tinguished guests now temporarily located at
" the Flag Of cur Union y is a dried up speci-
men Of humanity who %reioices in the soubri-
quet Of Monkey Jew Il is alleged that for
the trihiDg consideration Of sixty thousand dol,
lars, be agreed with tbs Yankees at Baton Rougs
to have sl the guns at Port Hudson, Louisi-
ans, wen spiked, so that the Federal feet could
pass up the river, and connect with their breth-
zen at Vicksburg BY some means or other
he fell among cur soldiers, who packed him
away for future reference. a single glance st
bis hardened phiz, would 60 far to convince a
theoloQian as to the doctrine Of total deprayi-
ty. BE is now anxious to be released on a
writ Of habeas corpus. We hope, however, he
may be hung out 10 dry=MssSissippian.
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nEPORTAHT NOTICE
HEADoUARTEa5 - uss REqnrryT
- - - -.

HhADQUARLE81 2ED Ets8. REGufENT-9
eoL0sBoRo, No. January 5h 1868.
General Orders No Sd
NO @AItoN having rescs1d tkaHe hasd1rsr-
= tsrs tat ee-aia manas1s Of ttis rar1sut are lew
serving vita companies 81 he western amy. 1a Colo
al coEuandisT hereby a HsHlshss FL oH.ea sue1ur-
agnE or permitting ttis EaiBF vioiaHsa II military
isB WftU1 fncir respective e1EEEra t6a in every
fasts1cs Whsrs satisfactory e7idscca 81 Tie fact can Be
obtained hey VII Be- pc1u1tT reported 70 he Wsz
Department that hey nsy be broaslt 20 =a sad To-.
justice.
II. All -H-su s15 usl wtzss leave ~ absence or
Burroughs have expired are k-r-by ordered report
lrm-fiate TO Their respective com aus Td1-s fall
ing torepcf Wihi- twenty 1Hyg after Che n711u "a
tor of these ardsrs, VIII Be 5ssmsd dassrtau azd deal
wis aco5-dn
By CoEna-d o. J. 5FlNE.
Colonel Coumzl7 Ing 1ls B7f-eut-
5AaUEL s. 0~EE.
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= From the Southern Notice we learn that
in a quarrel between two gentleman of Choctaw
county, on the % inst, Nr. Robert Dye came
to bis death at the hands Of Mr. Story. On
meeting it appears Ar. S. commenced abusing
deceased in . very harsh manner, when Mr.. D..
remarked that he did not wish g difficulty, and
as he turned to walk off Mr. Story picked up a
piece of board timber and struck him behind the
head. Mr. D. expired in 5 few minutes. The
difficulty originated in a land dispute, which
had caused hard feelings for SEINE time. Story
made his escape and was not heard from up
o tbe 7th inst.
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y A lettsr hon CaIveztm, =. /.

People hero are busy pscking ups some nov
ing down on the Island. and some elsewhere,
90 get ont Of tie way Of b0mbshals, in ease ths
enemy shsl sttsm5t enothsr honbaItmeut
without notice. S0Hie have Constructed bomb
proof classmates undir ground for sheir security,
as so0a Us any roubs c0muencss. The stores
were 81 closed yesterday al 3 ~
Two houses. one of which vas occupied ~
BsH Crons, in the esss part Of ths city were
burned this mouilg Ore 5alonged % Dan.
Sears. They were On Mechauie street, two
doors east Of Dir. Wes-erlagss residence Fur
nituce and everything destroyed-Hoeston
Ee5es 2lsf ne
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HoLBERT's BLUFF, MARTII co. IND.
naeamhar Teh Taea

December 9TH, 1862.
DEAR FRIEND I received your kind and af-
fsctionate letter = few days since, and was truly
glad to hear from you. 1 was very glad to hear
shat you was well, although I am afraid that is
more than some of them can say. Aunt re-
ceived q letter from Uncle Calvin yesterday. I
did not get your lettsr till Saturday. You said
you would like to see the Indians girls. You
don't want to see them any worse than some Of
them want to see you. I for one would like to
see You myself, but that is all the good it will
do. If 1 could not see you, l would ike to see
your picture, and that would do for while until
you could cone home. l do not think that
viii be very long, at least I hope so, for I think
if some of the boys DOM come home petty
soon, the girls viii al die, for good looking
young men are as scarcs as hens teeth here.
We have no parties here or nothing of smuse-
msnt Even the preachers are ali gone. It ia
coming on Christmas times now, bat I guess if
will be dry times anless some Of the boys como
home if they don't 7 hope they will be SO kind
IS to send the girls 8 Christmas present, aud
that viii cheer them I'D q little. The sol
diers are complaining Of being out of heart,
bat they are not much worse than
the girls, for they are thinking it takes the war
3 long time to end. do not know what the
soldiers will DO to keep from freezing this win
ter if it is as cold there as it is here, for it has
0NNA oA GAA0 AlA1 hLA1L w - AAAl4J hDop HUH
freezing by g big FIRE. I hardly know what to
write to you that will interest you, IS you are a
stranger to me, and I am not very good at writ
ing letters any Way, although I guess you viii
find that out very soon; butif you are ike me,
any kind oflstteT would suit You at present but
if you would come homo I think I could talk
8 perfect camp meeting. 1t has been 80 long
since the girls have seen any good looking boys,
1 doubt whether they would know how to act
or not. Tell uncle Calvin that I am very much
obliged TO him for answering that letter, sud
that / VIII answer it shortly, and then be viii
get a coed one. I think if She boys had the
management Of this war that it would soon be
over, aud they would be at home. Tell Tom
Semoss that his sister IS going to school she
says that she would be- very glad to see him
she gTisves very much about his departure. I
have a very full school there is about forty Of
the meanest little brats that ever was they are
enough to worry the patience Of Job. I must
bring my nonsense to a close. 1 hope that you
will write q good long letter as soon as you get
this. No more at this time, only remain your
true and ardent friend. From
LIZZIE WHITE.
To .TOHv A 7 ApPT
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No DISCRETIONARY ExEaPTIoEs.-The Al
exandria Democrat couecs the statement Of the
Shreveport Eees, that the power is vested in
the governor Of Louisiana, {" to exempt from
duty such persons-as il his opinion would be
Of more service in tbei1 present engagements
It asks where IS the law1" and sdds; " The
militia BIZ in its "a section. specifically sets forth
the classes Of ezempts. Ii does not 90 g step
farther, and empower The governor to exempt
or excuse from duty such persons as in his
opinion would Be Of more service in their pres
emf engagements" The exemption bill Of Con
g7ess did confer that power On the President,
bat our Legislaturs chose to constitute them
selves the sole judges Of the matter. We ap-
prebend the governor would not hesitate to ex-
ereise tie authority to exempt # It were given
him, bui with 8 law passed By the peoples
representative only four weeks ago staring him
IN the facs, we imagine he win not assume
power they have carefully withhsid. VII tie
Nsrs assist rs ia finding some authority Gor the
course It suggests?
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L%DHIEIaTRaTRIE -

sIAl ~, ~ ssl5 Fessusy term, lsa.
g. Durag Diseased. ws1a De- at ne Ea1rua-y term
OF The Probate c9-r oi Eaia11sze -9zrtT. hereby
gives notce 70 az psssrE tsFaE cans Ezsi-1s uif
estate % present. t-el properly E1thsuHeatsf rsu
he tine prssCr1=5 - -aE ard all -s-=1us nfss-sf 90
aald esiass are 20 i1sl 10 cons fsrTsrd and make
proIapt Eav-sut LE5LECA 0UEzET,
fa7l 1awfw Hf-fn-rH-at-7~
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The Houston NeDs announces the arrival o.
the English sloop-otwar at Galveston, and nays
One of the officers states that the British fsst
IN the galfis now greater than it has ever before
been, having in all six thousand heavy guns
which can be brought to bear on any given
point in the gulf in = few days. The Rinaldo
was only two days from New Orleans and brings
information that the feet which went up to Port
Hudson intending to cooperate in the attack on
Vicksburg, returned to New Odeans some three
or fout days before they left. They expressed
the opinion chat the attempt on Vieksburg was
now abandoned, and that no further effort to
open the river would be made.
The Rinaldo had been lying in New Orleans
for three months, and the officers had a good
opportunity to know the state Of things there.
The people Of New Orleans are enthusiastic In
their devotion to The cause Of the Confederate
States, snd but for the Federal feet that city
could not be held by the eaemy an hour The
Federals ia New Orleans admitted that since the
battle Of fredericksburg, there have been thirty
thousand of their soldiers lying in the hospitals
OF Washington, being either sick or wounded.
In company with the Lieutenant! commanding
the launch which came ashore, was young Lord
Greensboro, son Of the Marquis Of Queens
boro' who is midshipman on the Rinaldo. He
is about sixteen or seventeen years Of age, and
will inherit the title Of marquis on the death Of
his father. lie appears very intelligent for bis
age, and was occupied most Of the time making
observations IN the city and harb0r. They re-
msined on shore about two hours when they re-
turned to the Rinaldo with the British consul.
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THE PoST OFFICE n THE SOUTHERN Elk
PRBsS-The Post Office Department forbids
the carrying OF letters or newspapers by express
unless in stamped envelopes, and vet, the
stamped envelopes are not provided. This is a
serious Inconvenience to the business public.
and ought to beremedied without delay.
We can see no good reason why the Express
company should not be allowed to carry letters,
as they did heretofore, vita a stamp upon the
envelope, which might be cancelled by the com.
pany, or at the post Office, as would seem best.
The company should also be permitted to carry
newspapers to newspaper offices and dealers,
free of postage, and to other parties, with
postage stamps upon the papers so forwarded.
Congress should attend TO this subject with
out delay, as it is Of great Importance to the
C0asttatjoaaiiSt.
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Il MajorGeueral Msgruder has issued a
p-Eoeiamatons declaring that as the ports Of sa-
bine Pass, LaYaca and Velaseo, on the coast Of
Texas, have ceased to be actually blockaded, by
the forced withdrawal Of the enemy's feet from
the same, be invites friendly neutral nations to
resume commercial intercourse with these ports
until an actual blockade has been re-establshed
with the usual notice demanded by the laws Of
nations.
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Special to the Mississippian.
VICKsBURG, February 10.-Col. Higgins,
who has been placed in immediate command of
the heavy batteries, has been to-day testing the
capacity and aseertaing the range Of all Of our
guns.
We are looking for and are prepared 70 res
ceiye an attack any momsnt. LOGAN.
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eTTUATToT WAWTEnI

FIEST-CLAss UACEErsT and EE1NBER
n VIE Is ssa q splendid Carpsntsr AID eeuBetsut b
manage SAY mIl-, houri1g mills e1t.cn f1ct'fss. md
nachirery Of every description Uz-s snpi1yusat
where The 6uslnass vii IgEtfy 10 payment Of q E5o1
salarY he has e=r-seed ca large isusa318. ara ls
SGT subjscf = military duy- Add-ss
ETTAEn-
fI1-7t- C---F - ~
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r.w.wK1NG sPRCULATORs.

A gentleman who is posted as to the move
ments Of those famous Kansas Jayhswkers,
JIM LANE and JENNIsoN, during the past two
wears. advises US that both these villains have
retired to private life, having amsssed immense
fortunes from he proceeds Of their robbenes.
Neither Of these are in the Federal army at pres
emit LANE organized some time ago three
negro regiments, but an application to enter the
service was then refused But be has persisted
ia keeping Ep the organization and drilling his
troops, and the presumption IS that under the
new policy Of the Abolition government they
VIII soon be mustered in.
All the robberies committed upon the people
of Missouri by LANE and JENNIsoN, in the
early STAGES Of the var, were made to result en-
trely to the benefit Of this brace Of worthless.
and hence their accumulation Of such great
wealth. They sinply used their deluded fol-
lowers as tools to secure the property of those
they we're robbing. In their forsys into Mis-
sour thuir -obberiss were by wholesale, en-
braeing every species Of property Of any value,
for which transportation could be found. Plan
sations were robbed Of horses, mules and cattle.
dwellings Of their valuable furniture, stores Of
their contents, Jewellers Of their stocks Or hand,
etc, and the whole carried across the line to
Ksnsss, sold at auction, and the proceeds peck
eted by the ~scoundrely leaders we have named.
By this means they have both become opslentl
and have now left the service. They are the
men the pauissas of Missouri have lad to con-
tend with and the people Of that State suffer IN
der. There are many VOWS Of vengeance reg
istsTed, some Of which win yet be fulfilled.
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LOUIsIAEA.-We learn from The Alexandra
Dewoerat thst The military board Of this State
adjourned last week after a session Of four days,
q majority being present, viz: the governor and
Bngadier-G Generals Pratt and Vick. The law
does not authorize the governor to supply the
vacancy oecasioned by General Randolph's res
ignstion, and there wiz therefore be two brigs-
dier-genersIs. The Legislature did not eontem-
plate that the brgadisrs would ither be kiledfn
battle, or decline The honor conferred by their
election. General Pratt makes Opelousss his
headquarters, and General Yick goes to Mon
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EOR Re recovery Of TWO HORSES -rAI lose
u a. the dapot-ona 9 bleak asd RAISER 1--s-hs
ether dark brown or nearly BLACK a. Cs1aEaz sock
snt = PAGER. Both are azs zeinas Ths shove re-
ward vii Be gwen for t1sir delivery a. scEeur7s So
BE, G. - Tor sither AaT ni9ruari-n c11esu NJ
them wiz be tasaAfuGy received snd suis5 rsva1az
W. BROWN
fIe3f Ho-uar W~-sa.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches.
Ersna the Norsh,

Special to the Daily Appeal
GREsADA February m-chieaso dstes Of the 4th
inst, have been received here.
On the Sd, in New York, dry goods advanced beyond
sae reach Of gTeen-backs, geld went % to 1924. and
sterling exchange a. 175
At Camp Douglas Chicago, twelve Confederate pHp
snsrs froze 70 death On tho night Of the LIST iast.
San Francisco dat 8 Of the 81 had been received.
Jndge oFamer Of The supreme court, had decided that
greeu-baeks were not a legal tender.
A dispatch from indianapolis, dated se % Instant,
states that an attempted arrest Of desertsrs had been
resisted in Morgan county, Indiana The greatest sx-
sitement prevailed in the neighboraood.
The JOURNALIST that the Haitsrss was sunk BY the
British ship sptthrs.
The Paris correspondent Of ths New York Tines says
III u iversally admitted that the only solution Of the
cotton question il European Intervention.
The Kentucky Legislature has ordered out twenty
thousand troops, 30 be under she control Of sAo military
board, for thsp7rpose Of resisting Lneoln's smanGpa-
ton proclamation.
reported BaaIe and O-Onfederass Success
PORT HUDSON. February lO.-nformaiion has JUST
reached here through our Pickets, that q portion Of sib-
ley's command encountered the enemy st Indian village,
totally routing him after a severe fight The enemy adj
mits a loss Of one thousand killed, wounded and miss
ing.
From tEe Lower mississfppf.
We have positive Information from Eaton Rouge that
a Massachusetts, brigade aad the negro regiments have
been sent below.
The total force now at Baton Rouge ia nineteen thou
sand men Deserters are continually arriving here.
A flag Of trsce came in to day, but nothing important
was cleaned.
Aaag of truce boat, it Is expected, wiz 90 to yieks
brrq with Drisoners
Ten thousand Federal endorsements, it il rumorsd,
have reached New Odeans. This is considered doubt
fal.
RICHMOND, February 0-In the senate M. Orr sub
mitted q resolution requesting the President 20 INFORM
the seHste what proceedings If any have been Instituted
TO sequestrate slaves held by alien enemies in the Wash
ington and New Orleans telegraph company, was sdopt
ed. After a call Of the committee the senate went into
secret session on the state Of the public finances
In the house Mr.. Hodge introduced resolutions looking
to retaliation for negroes seized by he Yankee army.
Referred The exemption biz was taken up, and Col
Hers substitute adopted in lieu Of the original bill By
one majority. The bin as thus amended was finally re-
jectsd BY q decided vote.
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~ Wharton county, one of the smaHestin
population in Southern Texas, has already do
mated three Thousand dollars for the benefit Of
the soldiers, aud has about as much more raised,
besides literally caring for its soldiers and
families. This example should be followed. :.
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GENESIS P0ngT-Adyices nom tne 0gsecha
indicate that the Yankees contemplate another
attack upon our battery Tn Ion-clad steamer
was In sight Of the fort yesterday. accompanied
By a transport, which was Transferring 70 her
something supposed to be ammunition. It's
the course Of faw days. So says the Savannah
Republican,.
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PROGRRWHE IN THE NORTHWEST
Under this caption the Crisis Of yesterday
evening gives publicity to the revelations Of e
Federal Office, which, if true, are most crafty
ing to the South, but the publication Of which,
st this time, We deem Of ct least questionable
proprisy The plans Of the Northwest, If she
have any Of the character indicated, are not yet
mstured, ard the publication Of this programme
Is giving notice in advance to tie LINCOLN gov
eminent ct Washington aad the AboHdonists Of
che North They may be seriously iutsrlered
with, as it would be an easy matter for LE-
coin 20 throw 3 large force Of The Eastern
troops into the Western States. while their troops
zre al in the South, and thus very materially
cripple the plans Of The Northwestern conserve
f7es. For these reasons we dee iae transfer
ring the article 70 our columns.
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80 - - vLchsRUao.

NH CLARKE, in The Washington hotel
building, is the regular agent foT the AFPEAL
In Veksburg. Orders viii be hled a. hts
countsrto any extent inmedistely on the arrival
Of each train ron this tty.
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RTRAYEn.

EROM the camp Of as Eudzon Hs-ts-y zszr Gre
II Raca, Hsz on th- ga dnF Of Jr1uarT. lT Two
HOkSE55 one q DARK rca gray UHh g hrht usr=
about 1tesn and e hsi Aards ? ah TIE 5t1er WIS
heavy u1-e, har rulhsd 81 g Eaal spe- On MS -1r
Agy ems giving Informs ioa 20 ne e. tte E-f-a-r
Do hperaIT reWar1ed- AH. 1~EGNLaUE.
fe9-lWA Lia-t1n1rt Hu1aen Rlf.ev