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A. j YIELE. atthe City Book Store has justre-
csvsd good supply Of tho Renowned American organ,
splendid Instrument Tor Churches. Halls, parors,
also good Assortment; of l. AID octave Neodoons,
In every style ana price Yieie Agent for tie oee-
brated Monitor aud the renowned Bradbury Piano lie
sells the well known Phelps ana Chase Aeodeous, which
took the LIST premium al state Fairs 10 New York and
Michigan They are uneaualed IN beauty Il finish, rich
full tone and durability An Invitation s extended 70
all lovers q good music 90 come and SEQ them
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~ RENEDY FoR TAI PHI. "a

Il s blessing 70 lie suffering O. know has re have
Al efectua cure for thls irl-y troublesome csess NJ
J P HazAris Of lea, s-conc street Cincinnati Ohio
taxes great pleasure informing a Mo are sc r.ns
with pies, that lie USED s1s s-a-ttT q Dr. strlck
lands Pie Rsnsdy, and i Elected permanent cure
his seems 10 be the with all WHO make Use p tls
splendid preparation. Il IS manufactures 40 40. p
East Fourth street c.aoinnati. Ohio. and Sod ty al
Druggists ~
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The Senate Judiciary Committee will be ready
TO report in lev DAYS their decision 10 the c,se
ol the admission Of the Arkansas Senators. They
will probably establish precedent Tor cases of a
similar character hereafter, aud viii recon Aend
that States which have not been entirely reclaim
ed from Rebellion shall not be allowed votes IN
the ElectoraI College.
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IL.
On motion Of Hon. d. C. Leach the Conven-
ton elected, by acclamaton, six delegates to the
Congressional Convention - Third District, as fol-
lows:
H. B. Shank, II. L. Henderson, Joseph Gale,
Edy Baker, and Thaddeus Densmore.
On motion of D. B. Harrington, it was voted
that the several delegates elected by this Con-
vention, have full powers of substitution.
The Committee on Resolutions here reported
the following resolutions, to wit:
Resslued. That we cordially endorse the renom
iuatiou OF Abraham Lincoln, and the nOmina-
ton of Andrew Johnson, as candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United States
Resolred. That the platform of principles
adopted by the Baltimore Convention meets our
hearty approval, and that for it, and those who
bear our banner in this contest, we will labor
untiringly until success again crowns our efforts
RESOLVED. That our worn aud patriotic soldiers
in the field have our earnest sympsthies, and are
entitled TO, and shall receive all the aid il is in
our power to give them. We love and honor
the living, we cherish the memory of the dead.
Resolved That our Representative in Congress,
Hon. J. W. LOngyear, has proved himself worthy
Vi Tue P'aOe nc MIS-, auu W WHICH We trust ne
may be reelected.
The resolutions, after having been separately
read and discussed by Messrs. Rumery, Potter,
Leach, Odds, Mead and Jones, were unanimously
adopted.
IL was then ordered that the proceedings Of
the Convention be published in both Republican
papers of the county.
The Convention then adjourned.
WALKER, Chairman.
A. L. r. Covert, Secretary.
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eEThe tragedy Of Santiago came verv :

eEThe tragedy of Santiago came very near
repetition recently in MoDteviedo. In one OF
the fashionable churches in Holy Week, when
brilliantly Illuminated, a taper communicated Ere
to some combustibles nesr it. A cry arose and
q rush was made by the congregation for the
doors. Ladies in elegant costume were thrown
and tramPled upon, badly Injured and the widest
panic prevailed for time. The fire was happily
eItisgushed, and there are no msrtys to fsDa.i-
cism and illuninations to be canonized in South
America at present
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

as The outrages done American liberty in the per
sen OF Naiandigham and others, cost the Republican
party split-N. T. World
And the folly of the Democracy in espousiug
the cause OF the great Copperhead and adoptir g
nim as their representative man" caused them
the loss OF every State in the Union last wear
With the exception of New Jersey.-AI5. Evs.
Journal
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Ist National Bank OF Lansing
At A MEErING OF THE DIREC.

n IOllStf the First National lianA as Lansing lsi
this DAY al TIE banking Oihce 0i J. 4. hsilty 60.
10 resolved thAt the capital stock Ol Kills alk Do
increased ~ tlU0 90 and that bouks u substIpuuu be-
opened for that plrpose a the tfhce a. ) 4. iaey
CO.. Lansing under the direction ~ The President and
Cashier.
Books of subscription VII therefore De opened af
cordmgly, Tor additional subscriptions 90 salI l4lk q
So OOJ, aud ~i be kept open anl that amount cub
sCrlbeI.
The Bank wlli be opened Tor business soon as ile
Bank ing House being er,cted flr that purpose
u completed which viii be about the 1rst aaF 90 ull
Der next.
On subscriptions 90 per cont. vii hc required the
lrst day oi October noAt aud 10 per cent Per mouth
/ thereafter
Lansing Aici.. July Z. lslg
} c. BAILEY. President
J. X HEWITT Cashier s-Hf
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:
Iucompeteucy Premature Decay and Youthful Error
actlstcl by desre g. benefit others vii. boz happy q.
furnish to al who need 10 gree of charged the rer -
and direction f0r making Tie uple remedy u-d lu -.
case Those wishing O. pro1- hg lis experience. an
possess Valuable Remedy vii receiv, Tie .lme b
return mall Carefully sealelJ. p Addressing
john j. OSDES,
4.3m3 No. 60 Nassau srrest. New Yor,
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BY TELEGRAPH TO LANSING

Owing to arrangement of the press, the pub
LEGATION of our paper has been delayed one day
and We are able to give the State nomination:
as follows:
Gorernor-H. II. Crapo.
Lieut. Governor-E o. Grosveuor.
Secretary Of State-J. B. Porter
State TreasRTsr-John Owen.
Auditor Gensrdl-E. Anneke.
SHpt. Pub InstrUetiOn-O. Hosford.
Com. Land OFcs-Cyrus Hewitt
Attorney General-Albert Williams.
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Special Notice S.

VOLUNTEERS READ THIS -For tie arrangement 81 tho
system, Change q Diet, Wounds. Sores. Bruises ami
Eruptious to which every Volunteer liable there
no remedies 20 safe convenient ana sure Hoioways
Pills and Ointment, thoroughly tested TIE Cr.mesn
and ItailAn Campaigns only 20 cents per box or p.t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Dyspspsis, 10 matter ho~ leug Standing yields 81
once . UpLau- Dyspepsia Care" TIE effects ~ tbs
remedy are truly magicsl Try 81 ard be convinced.
Price s. bcE Ssnt POSTPAID % Any address. hy C.
c paau IL s9uth FOURTH s.. Tali-seIpha. pa Crcl-
ars sent frss. tglms
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PERSEVERANCE WILL OVkRCOME All ORSTA-
cLEslhe time was when tbs medical faculty denounced
The use Of Saeratus because u tie poisonous properties
il contained They conceded that the deeterioas parts
were not essential and this led 10 the inquiry low
the article might be produced with. Mr.. DlIand wth
perseverance equal to the undertaking applied him
self 70 the task and at length produced bis celebrated
Chemical saieratns which has The approval Of the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

~ Six brothers from Vermont, named Hull
enlisted together at the commencement OF the
war The last survivor of the SIX was killed ID
one OF the present battles.
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WAR CLAIM AGENCY.


~ War Claim Agents, Wall attend to tie colclton
90 Pensions, Government AMI state I01ut.r-
oar experience Tor tire past Two years Warrants n
saying that ~ can collect and secure all claims
the e. = state IA The shortest possible time lArc
ular attention given a. The collection 81 state Bolurs
sSlYI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Gen. Grant approaching the tremendous la
bors of our black and white troops IN front OF
Petersburg, fighting by dav aud intrenchmg 10y
night, has ordered distribution among them Of
Of a Whiskey ration.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

Il Bread has risen in Richmond to s., 80 q
loaf Everything eatable and Wearable is on The
advance in Dixie-nothing falls back except the
rebel armies
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LIABILITIES

STATE OF MICHIGAN, &C. }, Joseph Mills 1asAisr q
lngham County, the seoond National Hals o:
Lansing. Michigan, do soemnly EE.ar that ne aboys
statement Is true according o. The best q ~ AIovege
sul belief. JO-.Pn MIlI.-. lAsalr.
sworn O. and subscribed before me. THIS 5ia lsv y
Jay, lso4 h. LDAbYLAR.
sslwl Notary Public, IngAan County NlL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-07-06

e The National Democratic Convention
which vas to have met in Chicago, July 4th has
been postponed Until the 18th Of August.
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- FFEAIEs- FFNaIEs- - -

Uss that SAFE. Pleasant Rensdy known a. EElN-
Bod EITz4cT BUCEr' FoE a. complaints Incident .
tie SIX No family should be without j. ant rous ELl
Ehsl oacs tree oy them. L = Used
BIZ Y0CSG 4SD Old.
I. ias decline change q lie bcare and afer Kay-
riage durng ard aftr e0nfnenaei q Strengthen th-
Nerves restore Nature . ls proper ctanns and nv
crate TO broken dowl Constitution. froa frtdtr5~er
caEss originating,
ISL 10 MORE WORTHLESS Pills,
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Republican County Convention.
Mason, July 2, 1854


Pursuant to q call Of the County Executive
Committee, the delegates from the several
townships assembled at the Court House, IN
the village Of Mason, and were called to order
at IL o'clock A. NJ. by /. Il. Bartholomew,
Chairman of said Committee.
For the purpose Of temporary organization
the Hon. d. C. Leach was called to the Chair,
and N. D. Chatterton chosen Secretary.
The roll call for the Convention was then
read by the Secretary.
The following Committees were appointed
by the Chair, viz:
On Permanent Organization: Messrs. l..
Woodhouse, D. B. Harrington and Il. L. Strong
On Credentials: Messrs A. r. L. Covert, L.
E. Beebe, and E. Walker.
On Resolutions: Messrs. Hon. D. c. Leach,
D. NJ Bagley. l.. Reed and Horatio Pratt.
The Convention adjourned to half past one
o'clock P NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported for permanent officers Of the Conven-
ton. for Chairman, E. Walker, Of OkemOs, and
for Secretary, A. r. l.. Covert, Of Leslie.
Which report was accepted and adopted.
The committee on credentials made their re-
port, and the following named delegates were
recognized as entitled to seats 10 the Conven>
ton:
AlaiedOn-J. P Reed, s. Honey, A. J. Hon
ey, J. W. Every.
Aurelius-Charles Jennings, Harrison Rolfe,
Barney G. Davis, Benjamin E. SaEtell, jaime:
S. Covert, J. E. Hunt, A E Besrse.
Bunker Hill. Angel, NJ. Bowdish, --
Eaton, Ezra Rumery.
Dslhi-s. S. Gidney, Thos. J. Brown, Saml
F. Hoffman, Charles Owen. A. Douglass.
Ingham-D. l.. Crossman, 7. Densmore, Fl
L. Strong, L L Strong, Ira Hatch, f. F. Bird
Lansing Tonmship-Wm. johnson, VIM
Foster, +. Everett.
Lansing City, lat Ward-James |. Mead, D
NJ Bagey, George Turner, Lewis {. LOOMS.
Lansing City, I'd Wara-M. Hudson, Geo
Il. House, A Corles, John w. Amphlett.
Lan.ing City, 80 Ward-J. Van Keuren, L
B. Potter, H. H. Danks, {. C. Odds.
Lansing CUy, An WdTd-D. =. Leacn, 4
E. Beebe, J. B. Hull, L. WoOdhOuse.
Leslie-A R. L. Covert, s. o. Russell, z
Washburn, Horace Haynes, Arnold Walker
Ogden Edwards.
T"cl,- George Dunkle. D. Boardman, P ?
Pettingill, Truman Spencer.
Aeridion-James Northrop, E. Walker,
Fl. barrow, J. F. Smiley, NJ. D. ChattertOn.
OnOndGga Gale, -
Stockbridge-Edy Baker.
Vsvay--L Reed, W. A. Teel, S. Swartwout
W. F. Near, D. B. Harrington, B. F. Darling
D. W. Brewster.
WiIliamston-J. Il. Cornelia, HOratio Pratt
J. NJ Williams, E. Grattan.
Hon. D. C. Leach moved that the COnVentio
proceed to elect by ballot four delegates to To
State Convention to be held at Detroit on tn
7th inst, which motion was carried.
On motion of L. WooGhouse it was vote
that the incomplete delegations present, be al
thorized to cast the full vote of their respectiv
townships.
L. Woodhouse and W. l.. Strong were ap
pointed tellers by the chair, and the COnventio
then proceeded 10 ballot for delegates, as 10
Ivws:
First baOt-D. c. Leach ................ 81
W d. Pinckney, .-.- ..-.....-..--
Scattering, ---....... .-.-.-.-.-.-
Hon. D. c. Leach was declared elected
.
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NOTlCE.-Nhereas my wife. Esther
4 ' Ana Hart has len MY bed and board without isi
cause oyocation, this Is O. forbid persons IRON
hArborlns trusting her ny account. az shall Jay
no debts Of her contrasting after this dale
WILLIAMSON, July 1, lsOs SAM o. HART
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NONpITION on NM oECnNn "a

~ luNAL bANk OF Lansing, u thc Stale ~ Nllh
Gan, The morning o. The nr-t Mondav cf July l,os
RESOURCES
cash hand in 3 s Treasury notes .... 81 5ss 90
" notes oi state Banks ....-. .fa 90
S. Treasury per CO. notes. .... 6.aO to
L. = Assistant Treasurer, al NcV York . -u uu0 W
U. 5. Bonds deposited viii L.. S Treasurer g.
secure circulating notes .............. 50 oo0 10
Due from Aatzual Ranks b New York ard
........................ 1880 =
Due from other Ranks ........ ........-.. -ls0 "a
Cash items aud Revenue Stamps ....-...-.- sd q.
Notes ana Bills discounted .......... 11l+I -
Ranking House, Furniture aud Fixtures .. 600 90
Expense account, Northumberland. go u
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UsE 70 NoRE w0aTHLEss us.


HELKBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHr
Sc Advertisement Il another column CT OF 40
ss1t f3r 4; s-sul
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26

meu,," approved March 3 1868, and is as
follows
"Be it enacted &c, that in lieu. of 30 much
Of the loan authorized by the act OF March Sd,
1868, TO which this is supplementary. the Sc
crelary OF the Treasury is is authorized TO hei-
row from time to time on the credit of the,
United States, the sum OF 5000, 900, 900 dur
ing the current iiscaly year, and 10 prepare aud
issue therefore coupon aud registered bonds
Of the United States redcomable at the plea
sure Of tho government after any period not
less than five years, and payable at any period
not more than forty years from date, and Of
such denom nations, as may be found sxpedi-
eut not lees than fifty dollars, bearing inter.
est not exceeding six per cent year payable
in bonds not over one hundred dollars annu-
ally, aud on all other bonds semi-annualty in
coin and he may dispose Of such bonds at
any time on such terms as he may deem most
advisable, for lawful money OF the United
States, or at his discretion, { IT treasury notes,
certificates Of Indebtedness, or certificates OF
deposits issued under any act of Congress; and
all bonds issued under this act shall be ex-
empt from taxation by, or under State or
munieiph authority and the Secretary of
the Treasury shall pay necessary expenses of
preparation, issue, aed disposal of such bonds,
ont Of any money in the Treasury, not :other-
wise appropriated but the amount so paid
shall not exceed one-half of one per cent. Of
those issued and disposed of
I'd. That the Secretary is hereby authori-
zed TO issue to persons who subscribe on or
before the lst OF January, 1864, for bonds re-
deemable afIer five years, aad payable twenty
years from date, aud have paid into the Treas
ury the amount Of their subscription: he bonds
by them respectively subscribed for, nolwith.
standing such subscription may be in excess
Eve bundled million dollars and the bonds so
issued shall have the same force and effect as
il issued under the provisions of the act to
authorize the issue of United States notes,
and for other purposes, approved July 26th,
! 1862.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
AboII,Ion PsIIanthropy.

/: is strange that people of common
sense, even in the Republican party, do
not more carefully sctdtinize the measures
Of their party, and consider their conso-
ouences. Freedom" is fine cstch.word.
aud has a very attractive sound. It's as
sumed that a great boon has been confer
red upon the African race by making them
free. But facts, palpable to all, multiplied
beyond number, show the very reverse to
be the truth. The freedmen of Louisiana,
under the order of General BANKS, are
compelled to work ten hours a day in sum
mer, and nine hours day in winter
Their wages are graduated at the discre-
tion OF their employer, from $500 to
"a, 90 per month. In case Of sickness
wages are deducted for lost time. Undo
lence, insolence, disobediencc of order and
crime, viii be suppressed by forfeiture Of
pay, and such punishments as are provided
for similar offences by army regulations"
That is to say, they are to be imprisoned
in the guard house, bucked and gagged
or shot summarily and without mercy.
Now, as matter of humanity, We
would ask any Abolitionist to tell us
wherein the condition of the negro ha'
been improved by his emancipation ? Alb
olitionists are put in this dilemma: If the
negro is fit for freedom, they are perpetra
ting most outrageous and inhuman ac
of oppression in subjecting him to the con
ditions imposed upon him by the order o
General BANKS. If he is not fit for free
dom, they committed great wrong wher
they forcibly took him from the msste
/ who, for the sake of his labor, EXTENDED
to him his care and protection.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
various Items.

The Democratic State Convention of
Indiana, will meet in indianapolis on the
18th of July.
The Delegates for the State at large,
from Indiana to the Democratic National
Convention, are JosEpH L. MoDoNALD,
JAMES NJ. HANNA, WM. Il. NBLAcK and
A. z. EDGERToN.
A church has been established in Illi-
nois, mder the name Of the Illinois Chris
tian Association, the basis of which is
nou-interierence with the affairs of the
Government, and from which partyism
and politics are excluded. God will
bless it, ........
tits given out that the Pacific Railroad
will be completed from st. Louis to Kan
sas City within six months from the pres.
ent time. ...
The Commissioner of statistics reports
that eight million pounds of sugar wer,
made in Ohio last year, and Of this twenty
seven thousand pounds were of Sorghum
The Kentucky Legislature has passed
law, allowing soldiers in the field to vot
at the Presidential election.
Fires seem to be of unusual frequenc,
of late. Lafayette, Indiana, suffered Sc
yerely from this cause on the 23d. ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
Lees PT0speets--The whisky BIII viii
Probably FRil--Arrest.

New YoRE, February Washington spe
cials of the 26th says General Lees orderly,
deserter, has arrived The strength of Lee's 5
army is now 25,O0O He expects our army
to lie ready for operations by the middle of
March, at which time he has ordered all his
men to be buck
Stuart Cavalry ia used up, and the horses
have been. sent South for forage.
Lee expects by March or April to have Co.
600 men TO check any advance of our army
or drive It back on Washington and invade
PennsylvaniA
The Confidence Committee ON the whisky
bill are unable to agree and it is probable the
bill viii fail; in this event the Ways and
Means Committee have n new bill ready, em.
bracing petroleum, whisky, tobacco and cot
ton, and ofieging to Congress an opportunity
Of taxing the stock on hand of all these arti-
cles,
W. W Bush, one Of Mosby's cavalry, has
been arrested in Washington, in the uniform
of a Union colonel, and carrying pass Of
colonel OF Maryland cavalry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
LOnRstreet RetreRtIng--RAid In hts
Rear.

KNoxvlILE, February PA Reconnaissance
in force, in command Of General Stoneman,
with the forces OF General Hascall and Hazeu,
was made on Monday night toward Sewer
vile, which disclosed that the rebel cavalry
had retrealed beyond the French Broad River
On Saturday, the 10th, Longslreet began
his retreat from strawberry Plains toward
Bulls Gap, first destroying the bridge; and re-
port says his camp equipments, &c.
General Scho6eld moved to the plains with
the Union forces to-day, assigning command
Of the post and defenses to Knoxville to Brig
adier General Hascall, who will send forward
the army equipage and stores
Rumors Of raid by Union ferees in Long
streets rear are current which are supposed
to account for the precpitate rebel retreat.
All quiet along tho lines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26

- A 4 an OrphRHs Court held In Poiisvlle, in
4, n and for said eounty, On Monlay, the llth
49," ia OF December, 1868, before the Hoaorable
- James RyOn ESQ aAd Benjamin Heilner and
tho estate OF Daniel snyder, efensed tue nqusition
having been read aud heard, the Court confirm the
representatives Of the said Daniel snyder dc eased,
IN appear m Court on the first Monday af March, a. ID.
lS4 R ton O'Clock IN the forenoon aeospt OF refuse
the real estate VI said eedrut M it. appraised value
20 HhOW cause why tile real estate should not Ne
sold, aud direat general notices 10 DO gwen 10 tho
heirs residing IN The county, aud that notice be also
given by pnllralnu 10 one Ofths English newspapers
published IN tie city st LOUIS, and IN Dayton, Ohio,
II least four successive weeks previous TO the first
Monday Of March next, copy Of whlah publication
10 he Aent TO the pOstottc0 nearest 10 which those
heirs reside who live out OF the county.
iu witness wherrsf have heTeiniO set my hnnl
and af xed the seal 0f said Orphans Court this 18th
day Of December, 1868.
A. DoHRMAN, Clerk Orphans Court,
jalOWt Hchuylk County, psnnsy yania.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-26
From PhiladsIphia

PHILADELPHIA, February 2G-The Inquirer
of yesterday contains the following highly i
important special .,...t
"Our army is in front Of Dalton, Georgia,
and will probably occupy tho town tonight
Tunnel Hill carried this morning BY ourI rIH10llA
forces
Scouts just arrived say Gen. sherman has ,,',.,
struck the Mobile 4 Ohio Railroad; that he
has cut Polks army in the center, and that .H
both portions OF his army are running away
in different directions There is a tremendous % r Q
rebel cavalry force in Sherman's rear, but no
apprehension is felt Sherman lives on the ....
country, which it is said abounds in stores Of
all kinds Great excitement exists in Mont z. a
gomery Alabama The scouts also report
heavy attack progressing the forts at I'IfE.
Mobile ......., q, .
"Longstreets forces are back again at their -
old quarters"