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y tI0iIt ~ ~ i0fIeN tNUNAFTEUS many q winch
proofs o. celelrle1 works. artistic BRONIFS sc &C.
Catalogues viii b. resly .ut the woTss view, Day .nG
ev'fIn7 Tor ore week before tie sale, above.
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4 J. BLEECKER, son ~ Co., VIII sell
H., AHriou on TUESDAY Te, q, o. y oc.oes . 10
fnha e. eNrffo4h 80, ~ bsosdNsy, te 1'oN a5 saa
propr;y By BY % ITO hggr.s Court uA4sT t4s
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.rd Va I'll. it,. rafh rics.
BNpOME-S I.--Pfs lc.rs ~. 81, fonih EIDE between
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Wauts.

ANANTED-A situation as GOVERNESs, by
W q y1alg hdy. who Is equally .snihm With oefssn
,rl rnes an csn teach besides Latin FTench sha vie
n.eo, trs btsnrhes Hn, 10 direction 10 svL Acdss''
Y. " Harrison square Poet Odce Mas-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-19
siege OF oharIes,on.
Three Raaa-sd ard Tairt.snM Dag

Three HatHared AID IhtTfssAih Day.
The enemy kept up q slow bombsrd1aent Of
Fort SumssT Sunday night, thyo Ting eighty
two parrot shells ap 10 six o'clock Monday
morning, OF these twenty -hots missed. The
nuznber Of shots fred st Fort Sumter from the
ard batteries during Monday up 70 six 2. NJ,
was enc hundred.
A very sharp engagement took place through
the day between our batteries Oh Sullivan and
James Islands, aad the enemys batteries at
Cunnins Point
About eleven o'clock Monday mornang; Two
monitors moved from Morris island, and taking
position Of F5rl Sunter. opened fire on the
east sngle and the fAcs of the fort Fort Moul-
t1ie aud Battery Bee, on Sullivan's, and Fort
johnson and simkins on James island, opelled
on The monitors, and after "a hours active fir
ing, during which both monitors were aiInck re-
pesledly, hey were driven away, one of them
seemingly injured Ths pilot bouss was buddy
riddled. Os leaving, both monitors displayed
white, red aud white striped pennAnt. fgs
sgrRing Tor assistance. The signal was sn
sWoTed By The Isonsides After wards the IL jar
ed monitor moved up aud anchored along sid'
The IroBsides.
The firing Of orr batteries throughout the On
gaeeulent wss splendid. Bxtterisi Che POS
Simhins and Haskiil kept up q sharp 6rs OF
Gregg yesterday, assisted occasionally By ih'
Sullivan's islsa3 batteries aEd Fort Moullrie
/ Il IS believed that the enemy suffered severely
as several men Hefs seeD csrried of from Bat
/ leEy Gregg There were no casualties st For
! Sumter and 70 damage done 70 the fort
! Eighteen shells were ifed - The city from 81,
/ n to six P N Monday. The 6ombAfdnlen
If the city continued A. the hour of closing gu
report.
Thare vas no change in the Aest-couT
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9ailg arpsal.
EDITION.
GA.
THURSDAY mdRNNa, MAY 10. 1864.


Bg gentlemsn sss reached this city yes
tsraay. we learn that the enemy occupied Rome
about z o'clock yesterday morning. All the
public property, except little salt, was saved
Our hoops evacuated It at o'cicck, It is Nc
.PHERsoE's corps who entered Rome by the
Calhoun road, estimated al Coco to 5000 strong
Soon after noon On Tuesday fght suzued be-
tween the enemy and sur foTcss on The north
side Of the OostauaulA river, under Big Gen
H B DAvDsON, OF Tennessee, who displayed
great dsTiug, skin and cool innepidity on the
field. We drove the enemy back in handsome
style for nelrly a mile, Furnishing them. severely
and suslaising nut little loss on our part. We
occupied tbs crest Of the hill one mile and a
half beyond Rome until after dark Al mid
night It was ssTsed 10 evscuate the Town in or
der to save the women and children, IS tho en-
emy were marching IN three columns. The
eiiissns behaved gallanty every one going
into tho trenches sad doing bis whole duty
BANKS the ubiquitous general, afssr being
henmsd in, and surrendering uncondiuonslly,
escapes to New Orleans with i've thoustnd of
bis men AIexsndris snTsndsrs with eight
thousand prisoners and forty boats.
Bitan Rouge is now in our possession, aud
Gaiehez IN ashes.
Gov BRowN has called out the militia Ofi-
esrs Of tbe ssa,e to report Immediately to Gen.
WAYNE, il this city, to repel the invader Let
here be no lsggsrds now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-19

In fhe present unhappy war the number OF The com.
baI ants have always been exaggerated The armies Of
he North usuEy estimated al 7O0N00 and those OF
TIE south 81 800 000, while fact tley relatively
tboaf 400 90 sud 80 coo In the hrEt battle Of Bull
Run the C0nieaerates had b Il $4,000; Albert Sidney
johnson attacked Grant at Shiloh wih % O00 men, AID
had aureF ard followed up The Advantage ga ned before
Iohuson foa th Federal commander and bis army Of
f0OG0 men would have been captured BHells timely
.r with 30 90 freah troops 1ofced the cnnfedsrtes
~ rireat Gen Less forcs The battles around Rich
1nona AMOUNTED 65 009i and dsaEtefui may be
Id our n onal pride, Is tEus th A Lee had but 35o00
ssskss sIl ioid AntetEl, and made draw fight OF
4 = that Gen Bragg had 80 GOO including bis cavalry
ii 1afr eesborO though kueeeranE estAlsd his adrsT-
~ = force - Is OO0 At Frede icksburg Geo. Lee lad
n daa snd but 20Qo0 OF these were engaged. lie de-
4 Il ! 3 bis posiion worth 50 UJU mea
ffe same general he battle VI ChancsllonYills
ygtl a. OgJ msn sgainsf double that force his Is
tlna,sd bis best fought battle. The strategy wss
ul7rbe and the execution especially Stonov all jack
sons part supaTb. Yet two mOUths later the great
Lee faxed al Geiysburg, when his army bat little
inferior thai OF Meede, Bragg Won grea. vietefy
~ hicamAuga With small amy but il resulted quite
- much from The Of tle Federal Commander
be vlor II the Confderstes IA ali these conflicts, It
viii De observed no armies Of thesSonth far
az tbs bubble estimate also those OF the NoTth.
hi i not Drbab e that the armies Of this campaign viii
~ ranel larger II any, ihan those OF the past But
aev ro large snougb % fight what are termed great
bsftlel % widen tha gulf Of separation between the
Safes and 10 send mourning and srisf into The hearts
of.i 10 asands- ClRciaHatt EAqHiTer
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a Tie Wilmington Journal Of the i6:h
states that the Ysnkee force between the james
river and BE- Petersburg railroad is vAriously
estimated a, from Is 600 to so 600. On the l2ih
The Yankee raiders who cut the railroad be-
tween Petersburg and Weldon, crossed the Ap-
pomsitox at City Point, and swung reund
70 swilfs creek, within three miles Of Pesers-
h7frr
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vol. XIV. NO. III

to other property helaszs. and shsy have absorbed
nearly ell The properly Of the country into that
privileged debt Who IS to Bsy2 Hal lk8
properly becomes pgivilszed, ls5oT Aliens mast
pay In hat honr tia conflict Of labor with
capital viii be fully inauguratsd, and the real
battle Of freedom win have TO be ioaght--Ntz0
York Dssfy Nssos.
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nArkR FRons rmR Noarm.

The Baltimore Gazette Of the 7sh inst, has
been received Ia New York On the 7!h, at
I0P. NJ, gold wss quoted At Iz3. The follow
ing is ihe Gazetts's summary Of news:
We have nothing more TO report in regard 20
the movements Of the several columns now ope-
rating sgainst Richmond We are now told
that lghiie Meade is moving upon Lee by the
way Of tho RApidan, Gen. Bsldy Smith has
landed on the south side of James river, for the
purpose OF attacking PesersbuIg and Fort DAF-
ling, (Fnrt Drswry) While another force, under
General Butler. secompsnied by monitors and
gunboa >, hiss moved up the river to bis sup.
pors. We are slso sgAin informed that General
Siqel is laarehing mp tho vslley from Winehes-
ter.
The BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
A small body of ConledeTsses, belonging to
CEpt. Pierse's company, of McHiel's regiment,
captured Piedmont on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, and destroyed the cGmpany's work
shops there, together with large number Of
cars, ntc and an immense amount OF commits
ssrV stores. AID general merchandise. The
raiders were finally driven off by seetiOn Of
artillery sent forward By Gan. Kelley, leaving
behind them one wounded man.
FROM THE TRANS MISSISSIPPI.
A report by telegraph from Cairo Gays that
ons of Car. Stesle7s trains, with heavy es-
cort, was attacked by MATmadnke, who cap
tnTed two hundred and iOriy wagons, sesan
pieces Of artillery, and one Thousand prisoners
Lstsr accounts say that Ssseie's expedition g
Shreveport has besn abandoned. The latest in
telIiceDcs from him represents bin IS refreshing
upon Little Rock, closely pugaued BY Price and
Marmsduke, and continually hAEAggsd. A
battle had been fought at Sabine Forks, ~
which the los,s is said to have been shout aqus
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.s.1R EEu ~. z-EE.v
Hoop Er0n Bands--PateRted--
substitute for Rope ia
EasfSsg Cotton!

,,.,s ts.f pus On l.sist-h,1dl .Ls sAie twenty 3
tantv ivs usr csaL 81 alier Ran rops AMI viii moi
rot Adjusted y any 1Es oi bales quickly ss rope
E.is,sd sad pm up = Tic 5al eeaeeEiezs aaekIge'
For ,rssspostaoa shs rsssve baik beigg mach ies'
iaSu f.st Of rope.
sau.Iv al.gsvaao.I hasd for which orders laf aly
g,goifig vii Dc loa ly Hsas and isfiosr ni9ffa.
t5p T1aen On app plganeu 70
~ Q !. T1gEBURNs
r-... +, r,srrsnfsl eyhn.lnal9n, H. o. Or
49, s.ar Ib " a. CANeBEt.i4,
,z-,,-- ~ asorfs's Bermuda
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Re Col Moses White was seriously injured
or the dawn train from The front yesterday
evening. He wss caught between the cars,
6sviHg bis coIsT bone fractured and his body
badly crushed. His injuries, though serious
are not believed to be fatal. On the arrival Of
the rain he was removed to the residence of
Mr.. Pearl, whsre be viii receive every attention.
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= The celebrated J9hn Smith died in Eng-
land several weeks ago. He leaves large
number of relstives By the same name on both
sides Of tie frog pond"
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These figures present solsmn fseis and mas
tiers of very gsaTs rehaesion, when i . consid-
cred that three dollars must be earned By the
hArd-EoTkiDg man foT every one Of those paper
dollars thatks bean dissolved in blood. The
money or the capital that the debt represents has
bsen utterly wasted aud destroyed, aud mus.
be created and paid over to = noHsYed sristoe-
rEcy By labor. We havesaid three dollars laust
be paid los one, and this is irus, ss msy Be
shs wu in few verbs. In consequences OF tbs
uss OF paper money aiI articles the Government
purchases have risen immensely in value. We
may take ono that hSs risen lesst in lusirAtions
oats, that IS purchased largely for tho uss Of
the army. TIE treasury tables show the ever
ssye uriees IS folloEs:
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x Col Thos d. Gafia, a native Of Cowets
county, Ga, bus resident Of Mississippi for
many years, shO was wounded at LeesbuTg and
Gettysburg, is now commsndsnt Of tho pos. st
Eevpau
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BA box csr, continuing few bales Of COT
ton, some corn, fodder and oats, with its con-
tents, was destroyed By Gre few days sincs If
Newman. The fre was aceidental
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-19

The debt Of she Federal G5Ternnent was es.i-
nzted by he Secretary Of tina Treasury il his
annual report, December, 1868, st 81 Csc go,
Gal for the Isl JAY, 1864 Tns amount cttiei
ally reported April l, 1864, already exceeds that
sum. There las been an increase OF two hun
drsd milliols in Two months, February and
March, or ons hundred millions per month
rhs rztio Is likely to be gTsaFeT for the lssi
three months of she fscsl year, and conse-
qaentlg tbs deb. on Jaly lssIill be round i7so
Thousand million, or an increase of nine hundred
millions dudug tbs fiscal gear 1854. This IS thc
minimum Thschsuess are that it viii greatly
exceed that sum- The debt viii then have pro-
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ELEGRAPHIC.
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n lis reported in Wilmington, N. c., that
NewbeTn has been evacuated.
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EF Gen. N G Evans has SO iaT recovered
from bis late iniaries IS to leave for his home a
CokesbuFg, S. c., on the I7sh.
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~ The imprsssmsnt Of bacon in Coweta
county, Ga has been suspended.
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x Lisut G. G. Rsgland Las been promoted
captain OF ihe Nelson Rangers, from Columbus,
GeoTqis.
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~ Three hundred soldiers iram the Macol
hospitals, arrived At Columbus on the 10Th.
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Entered 1seordng act q Coazress IN The year 1853
bT J. s. TaaAstEE. Ia the Clsrx ofice 0f tbs Dis
tTet Coart Of the Coniadsrats States FOR ne orIh
ern Dissrict of Georgia
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r The crops in the aeighborhOOd of Shu
bGia, Miss, are said to be in fGe condition.
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T. csc figures are sll from shs Treasury re-
pe7ts. MN Il will bs observed that twenty
milan bushels cl oats bought ia 1861 cost
seven million dollars, which, if Loaned al seven
per cent. for twenty years, would require 70 Te-
pay Il nins niliioa eight hundred thousand dol
lars Of interest aud seven nillioa dollars OF pm
cspal; together sixteen million eight hundred
thousand dollars in specie. To buy 10 ssas
quantity Of oats IN 1864. roqeires sightsen mii-
lIoa dollars, aGtieb. borrowed - i've paT cent
icT twenty years, IeqGiTes eishteea million Ct
dollars interest nj gold. and eighteen million
doIlars Of prineipal-iossghsr i1lTty-s milIiea
dollars, or thus:
10000 600 bushels oats bought for specie
-s-. %ADce1st1v
10000 600 bushels 0Afs bought fog papsr
5ou9au10
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Loss By u.s. Of pspsr currency ....... $500 90


Now il viii be observed shzs if the whole
year expenses had been raised by taxes and
pulchases made foE cash, the army cats would
hsvs eest seven million dolirEs and no more.
By borrowing in specie they cost sixteen Faii-
lions eight hundred thousand 6ollars, two and
one-thisd dollars for one; by haz10Wiaz ia paper
TO paV ID specie, they cost fiva dollars loT one;
or, thus The fsrmers furnish twenty million
bushels this year for eighteen million pspsr dol
lars. When the debt IS -inHded, the specie cur
reney restored, and taxes levied to psv the
money borrowed to buy the oats they nust
raise snd sell one hundred and sigtl million
bushels 70 replace the twenty million consumed
hy the army. Three yesrs Of such eonzuDp-
ton rolls up three hundred and tWenty-four mil
lion Bushels of cats to b raised and sold 70 psy
sshst has been partly estau, partly burned, aud
Dsgtlg lramplsd under foot BY c1Tzlry horses.
This IS iha csss with Ell tho articles used il
this war, and By Teheeiiug. on this process the
farmer can form acme rolion Of the frightful
burdsn which IS to be thToSn upon hi. shoal
dsYs by The war finarces Of Mr. Chase. Il Is to
o. bone IN mind that the money or capital nov
borrowed Is totally destroyed, and not pat TO
sny productive employment As flr example,
tho Esie gailrosd borrowed S25 600 900 At seven
per cont, Tor long teTms OF years. That capital
rss employed in ihe building ol 8 road which
brought iut0 use the products Of I've bundled
miles of country, adding - least $5000O,o0o
Der annun to the szehAngs4bso wealth Of the
e5unuy. Tho cspital thus eaTnsd IL own into
rest and reproduced iiselh Iho Goysrnmsnt IS
ns,s, susp,oy ing a million Of mea 20 do nothing
huf ,Tas.e and destroy, AID every dollar Of the
cost Is 70 be replaced BY dgs, hardly earned.
They are also 10 consider that The s., ,000. .000-
600 already 50 destroyed IS drained OF tho farm
ere and workers by e.e5ilols IN whose haHds
that sum is sIsapt from te1atioa, consequently
double tax must iali upon al property Iha. re-
mains. What vas no chief element of tia
French Reyolntionl Il was that the proDartv
Of church aad nobles was exempt rom saxstio1.
sad that the lAboriBg poor weTs compelled 10
support an expensive governnlsnt heavy il
debt. The hing became rmpossi5ls and mobiles,
ehurchmen, government 3nd debt were drown
ed in blood. The New England oliearchy,
which has fastened this reign Of blood upon tbs
country, had crested this privileged olsss Ol
m0neyed AEisIoerass TO be FREQ Of taxes c9mmou
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~ Why are Gals liza uazkilfal surgeons
Because they mes0 tsl-lsis lmafiialel and de-
stroy PatisEes (patssats
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intending two esvalfy regiments. i is sg5denl
that the rebels ere playing sharp gnras. end
from pIe5eni iniimatiens design to yisit New
bern e an es1iy day, he disianee from X nstoa.
to his point being less than fEor1 Plymouth.
Ihe command ol the rsbel forces of this State
Is aoT given q Gen BeauEezafd. Hciss has
bssn promoted g msj0f.gensfal, and Pickett
IssS 5esn sssgnsd 70 duty IN The rebel army Of
Fsfeiais.
Il has 5sea zsesFisined that the ram briis es
KinstOu esme dowa he Neuss river iesg days
since 70 s point foEE miles bslow the town.
There. owing to Is uawisidg proportions, il
suck fast. This ran draws Bins feet 0f water
and ssi zently gill never Be ssrviesabis. IS ibs
uveE has fsllea several iset wiihia tbs last feu
days, and ia soERe places Is unnaglgk5ls.
Ii Is stated th2t the Foos ran A5saaris, #
taken dorm thu river, could nos sgsiu 20 up
agsinst The stream ihk. shs is nov bed up By
two tugbosts, snd Is lesk;ng badly from tbs
effects OF she steel pz sg.iio iiEed from he POO
p0uuder psrrctt Ia tie wafer battery near Ply
mouth. This shot is said % laV5 shaken ihe
fsn from stsn 10 5sera.
rhs pilot who brought ihs ram doru the
river WAS in ths tom OF Plymouth two days
previous, taking observations
A Tebsl brigade, under thec5mmand 81 goTse,
eompnied st about 1000 strong, IS still 5etwesn
this point and X nsf0H. The day bsfoTe yester-
AJst-ol AIFuAAlc4 " tuA4keoAA " uAtr14
miles Of the town, End ihsn marched back
It is somewhat Of mystery that thh rebels
do no. mako an active n5Vemsnt against Wash
ington or leave for osher parts Il IS shTeHdly
sEspsc.ea that thsy gro embarrassed BY their
0sn Success, as It Renle reears a large force
and much tine tJ escort shs pfisonefs aud re
mcvs The splils from the Conquered town Of
P yHau.h.. Or elss they sse like Tam O'Shzs-
ter's mliheE, .nufsing ibeir wrath 20 keep il
warm" and design 70 pay us stormy visit.
Another and plausible supp0sition IS that thsy
isaT rough welcoms when they do como, and
pfefes 10 stay st homs- a. any rsta, the next
few days ssii remove Al daubs as 70 their ds-
signs.
BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED
A dispateh from Fayifess Il 5aIros saws:
The steamsrC I Clerk, from Port r syal. has
arrived. Size reports. Ol Tho lss inst of Fry
ing Paa shoals, spoke guuaost Yia aks5arg cfuIs-
ing for blockade rnHneFs. Tbs Vieks5uFg re-
peted as iollows: Captured on The 3alh ulk the
schooner Iadis. loEdes with palm oil aud sugars
evidently for Wilmington Also. Chased a side
whesl steamer on tho Sans day, but LOST her ihat
night
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-. ,.sst,s s.e., = s.s.i5I s EEsA STFlk
"a 1h,.f fI.a aner ca sei this oazss ~ psoFies
ss,s 100 ss,l ps5iss. tisss HdseriiaeHe1A
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FEDERAL PgIs0aERs. - The Macon 1eis-
gyapk states shas twsniysaven car loads Of
Federal oGseeIs arrived q 8zesni on the i7ih,
and arc nov at Camp 0gIs.tolps. Thirty tive
of .hs gsntIemsn escaped or ne way ss vas
supposed about Mllsn Tho guard Us5 eom-
posed Of local troops rom augusta, and 10 sup
poss wsSs not quiss up in thsir pr1ciiea. Exps-
risnee is usessssIy 10 deing snyshing and every
thing il Tho bsst possibi a'anneZ--evsn guard
ipe Fsasrsl eaptives 4he prisoners are sh0ri
Of thousand in nUm5sr Am0ng them Is
Brig Gse. weilzsIl, who commanded the ,ssTi-
son Il PlynOush.
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Essrs Agsst fsE she hvny Of Tcnasusee,
AED AGEET FOR
TTse .Eez81Psfs Daily appeal.
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sighissn io tHs4tF eaais-aiac daily papers a. ths
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or subscription, VII Be paid for clean cettOn
or Hnsu rags, white OF coiorsas delivered at shs
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GrLAsrA &a7 10, 1854
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u unercbnaia6le AIAED WOOD I viii receive
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delivery II The ciy the woods for The hole
any part Of he am1aEt
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Banks after Reing zemmed In aad saF-
renderfzg EscsPss 90 NeE Orleans.
NOBLE Nay 1s.-Authsntis news has been re-
csiyed a. Broozbzvea todsy that Banks has escaFed
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uuder the style and frm Of
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BUSINESS q me old yfGnd Of a y. Kilchsl HIM.
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ianta Ca strict attention vii be given g al con
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