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The Observance of the Sabbath.
FebTuary IN 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Is.
HEADRRs Array OF NoRruvn,

February 7.h 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS No.
|. The attention Of the army has al
ready been called to the obligation Of g
proper observance of the Sabbath. but
tile sense Of it's importance not only as Il
moral and religious ddty, but as contrib
uting to the personal health and well be
ing oftbe Losps, induces the Command
ing General to repeat the orders on tha,
subject He has LEANED with great peas.
ure that in many brigades convenient
houses Of worship have been erected. and
earnestly, desires that every facility con
sistent with the requirements OF discipline
shall be afforded the men to assem- bIs
themselves together for the purpose OF
devotion.
IL. To this end he .directs that none
but duties strictly necessary shall be re-
qured to be performed on Sunday, and
that tho labor, both Of man aud animals,
"hich II s practicable to anticipate or
postpone, or the immediate performance
Of which is not essential TO the safety,
heakh or comfort Of TIE army, shall be
suspended on that day.
III. C"mmsnding officers will require
tho usual inspections on Sunday 10 be
held at such time rs not 70 interfere with
the attendance Of the men on divine Sc.
vice, At the customary hour 10 the morn
ing.
They will also give their attention to
the maintenance Of order and quiet
round the place Of worship, and prohibit
anything that may tend to disturb or in.
terruDt religious exercises.
r. < LEE, General.
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The Mississippi Campaign

Ihe Misslssippian, Of the 25th, contains
tho following brief article upon the stu"
ton Of affairs in that quarter:
1t is now given ou. that Sherman has
gone back 10 shs Mississippi river with
his army. At least that excellent dame,
Nadine Rumor. so enlishteusth u,e gap.
ing public. We can hsrdly credit the
good madame in this instance, but Ger.
tain it is ths. the army under Sherman
is lost again. 70 far as the guIlible public
are concerned; but we have " shrsud
suspicion that General Polk knows where
lie is, and will prepare for him according.
~.
il esn haedly be possible iha, the oh-
ject Of an expedition Of such maxoi.
tude .as that conducted by Sherman
through M'ssissippi wa. simply to march
over a sterile country $50 miles, take
possession Of q comparatively iusigpifcan,
point, and then march back again. Ii
he has gone back to the river at ali i, is
as . confession Of failure in the exped
tion.
But, m We have just said, We DON,
believe he has gone back. Our opinion
that bis intention is to eiude our troops,
If he can, and work Ais way up to Col
u1bus, Miss, where be hopes to form \
Junction with the column under General
Logan and Grierson' 5 cavalry which will
swell his force to 81, 900 or &C, 900 troops;
then crossing the rombigby at Coluu
bus, move on to Montgomery, where,
perhaps, he expects to meet another Yam
kse column from the vicinity Of HUNS.
vile, in North Alabama.
IL these movements could all bs sue
cessfuI, he would be enabled to concen
trats an army in Genital Alabama, whose
namsricsl strength would reach from sew
enty TO eighty thousand men.
The possession OF Montgomery with
such An army would make the enemy, "a
they suppose, mas ers # Selma and Mo-.
bile, and, indeed, Of nearly the en,rs
State. while At the same time the same
force could operate in the rear Of Gen.
Johnstons army NJ Dalton, thus placing
that veteran army between the two fres
and increase the chances of bagsing him
entirely.
We believe that tho much talked of
Spring campaign contemplate, some such
programme As foreshsdo wed above, and
il bsbooyes our military authorities to be
vigiIant; for it must be confess.
OIL that the captsrs OF either Selma or
Mont gomsry would be = blow which
would seriously cripple US.
The fact is, We hsvs every reason 10
belize that tbs enemy intend . vigorous
campaign avery where early in the spring.
Tbs favorable condition Of the weather
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The Currency Law will do we'll or 10,
pretty much as citizens choose 10 consider
il. II many growl y, it, take the .ulks
or y panic and go into rash measures fos
preventing what they may consider 3
greater evil than our defeat, their own
contributions to the war, it will do evil.
II all acesp, it as actually aud definitely
the bss, law for the t,ns being, and as
an excellent opportunity for exhibiting 70.
newsc or increasing confidence, il will.
We verify believe, after some jo.,ing, work
admirably and we'll. The money min
has stopped grinding, and that in itself 10
u boon, worth some inconvenispces. Wa
must accept and admit ths-fsct that sli
must bear tss burdens OF The was,nbl ;f
Il is not possible to equsIixs tbess.bus.
dens by legislative provisioss, no good
citizen will seek TO ipeissss their tusousl
pressure on any class, or to escape alto
gsthsr h'"ssii May cisssss have, SO
far, enjoyed pecumAdsy, great sdvanta-
ges from the war, and many e.n nov
pay sasily--bus win 4 iiY's eto'nblius
"a lag Of one lhou.snd doiiss,, sbo, be-
fore the war, could not realize ths, for ait.l
they had'by . saIs. CAayissson Coyvies.
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The BxrrLs OF ocsAs PosDs, FLA--
The vicsosy Ut Ocean Popds, Fla, from
s'I accounts, ~ss one Of tho mos, sign.l
OF the var. Ysakss prisoners and dsss,.
tss rcprsasnt their soscs 70 have been ten
thousand i've handSsd. under the com
m"d u three Gsasvsis, inclsdine Gene.
Gtimoss sod seymous. They s,a,s ths.
shsis ioss IN efiicUs sssssssIIy beayy,
sad shs ssoeps since the defeat wpe bad.
" dsnsorsssssd. T~c sssso ,eeimsnis
'vsss ssssgsd--the So Massachu.sus end
10 ssush cseliaa alsssimsss..
oss iossin o. ssgsgsmsns Sss slxty
kislsd sud ssswssa On and sssss hon.
died wouudsd.
The fsskess iseded 81 JscksonssIls.
and van yiiossd shsoosif bys traitor
Flofidisn, @ when hoy gave 40 order
sxsmp9ae hispsspsrsy tsom eenascstios.
Ths6 esids 1sssspsd sksm thsy cosld
march 70 TsI'.hsssss -iihsu, spps.itios.
- CiAustrstos 'csssiss.
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WORK THE GARDEN,

Begin early to work your garden, and
work IL we'll. No ono has a right 10 talk
about scarcity Of E,od ~ho owus or
rsuts quarter Of sh acre OF arabic ground
A quarter of an acre. we'll cultivate X, win
support family through the spriug. sum
iner aud fall
The psobabiiny ~ hat ws are going
10 have . good crop year this ysss. But
you ough, 10, 10 depend 90 thss. Prepare
your garden, by stirring the soG deeply,
forany drougb, ih1 may come ;. aud
don't depend upon the plough, nor the
hos. bu, sse' the spade. Trench your
garden deeply. Drive The spsds 10. sp
to the handle. and prepare the cub coil
we'll tor receiving and retaining ,hs mois
ture.
IL your garden has not been well
mAIursd during the fall aud win,ss, cha,
important dp,y should be attended 10 ian
meiia,siy. Give your coil . boontiful
supply Of manure, ard he sure to lss !, be
OF The rigi, kiud leaf mould we'll ,o,tsd,
or s.sbis manure, thoroughly dscaysd..-
No manure should bs put upon the
ground COR sspsing or summer cropa,
which bss TO sudesgo the procsss o, fss
msntstion. OF dscomposition, alter !, 10
Pu. upon the soil lfso,i, will Gre, aud
destroy The vegetables.
Early peas. cabbage. rsdisbes, lettuce,
DC, shosid be sewn the 6rs. pleasant
day that comss. wsh.s bsd sxcslIsn,
weather for attending 10 these things.
Bot We ~ish 10 urge upon our people
the oscsssi,s Of having good garden. do
ring these siwss ef scarcity. and beg them
70 ssmssnber thst IN order 10 have good
ssrdsss. thsy must stir .hs ,oil dsepl,-
muss rssost 10 chs spads--aod mus.
mslci' their vegetables 10 psotee, them
agains. the heat sud dsouth.
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The Writ Of Habsss Corpus.
PAssAGE OF TRK BILL TO sUsPEsD THE
PaIvaLsoE THEKEoT IN CERTAIN CASES.

Il Bill to Suspend the Privilege Of the
Writ Of Hadeo, Csrpus in Certain
Gases.
"Whersss, the Constitution Of the Con
s.iasass States Of Amsris. provides ip
Artisls 1, Section o. Paragraph 5. that
"ths privilege Of shA wri. of .Aa6eas cor.
pss shall not BE- Auspena cd. unless when
in cases Of rebellion or invasion the pub
lie aafsty may require it," and whereas.
the power Of susps.ding the privilege OF
said writ, - sseoguizsd in said Article l,
is vsstsd solely in the Congress. which i.
the exclusive Judge Of ths necessity OF
such suspsnsion; aud whereas. in tn.
opinion Of the Congress, the public safety
requires the suspension Of said -wri. inth.
Axisting case Of the invasion OF ths.-
States and whereas, the President has
ssked for the suspsnsjop Of. the wri. Of
Aa6sds corpus, and informed Congress OF
conditions Of public dan ger, which render
the suspension OF the wri. a measure
proper for the public defence agsinsi ia
vasion and insurrection DOW therefore.
"7Hs Congress ofihe Confsdrate States
Of America do enact. That during the
present Invasion VI the Confederate
States, the privilege Of the writ Of Aa6eas
corpus hs, iud the same is hereby, sus.
pended; but ssch suspsu.ion shall apply
only 70 the cases Of psrsoss arrested or
desainsd by order OF tho President, Sec
Tsta,y Of War, or the Geasral Officer
commanding the Traps.Missi.s,ppi Mill
isry Department, BY the authority, and
under the control Of the President. 7, is
hereby declared that tbs purpose of Con
grsss in The passage Of this act is to pro
ride more sfsctuaily for the pubic safety
by sospsodisg The wri, Of hubeas corpus
in tbs folio wiog cases and no other:
OF usason, ortressonabls efforts or
combinations to subvert the government
sf the Confsdsssts States.
II OF conspiraciss to overthrow the
govsrnnsnt, o. cOpsPirscis. to resist the
lawful authority Of The Confederate
States.
III. OF combining to assis. the enemy,
o. Of communicating in,sIligeo - to the
enemy, or giving him aid spd comfort
Nv. OF sopspiraciss, preparations aod
attempts to ipcits ssrvils insurrec,ion.
V. or dsssrtions o. encouraging deser.
tions. Of hssboring dessrtsrs, and Of At.
bsmpts to svoid military service: Prori.
dAS, That in case Of pslpabIs vrong and
spprsssioa by say subordinate officer up.
% ssy party who doss no. legally ows
military sssvies. his superior officer shall
grsas prompt rslisf 10 the oppressed par
!, ssd the spbordjpsss shall be dismiss
ID from o6lcs.
vi. OF spiss sda o,hsr smisssriss Of
heeasmy.
VII ~ holding sosrsspoodsnes or in.
~ the sasrny. without pscss
81 - loot ,Ls psrmississ II .hs
'ssfs$sss Ia'4s,
.axz<. ~
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Maj General John Pope, the prince Of
Yankee han, is going 70 write a history
ct b" campaign. l. is likely to be
good fiction.
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FOUNDER IN Hossks.-l seud you q
receipt Tor founder in horses, which have
never seen in print have used aad
recommended ii for fifteen years, and, so
far as my expsnsnce goes, il Is a sure
and speedy remedy. Take tablespoon
fui OF PuIrsr'zed alum, pull the horses
tongue out OF bic mouth ss far Ss possible
sad throw the alum down his throat, let
go OF his tongue and hold up bis head
until he sw allows. Ia SIX hours time (po
matter how bad the iounder) he will be
it for moderate service. | have had this
remedy tested 90 oftsa with psrfec, sue
cess iha, would not mske five dollars
difference iu horse fouudsrsd, r. done
recently, and one that was no,.- Countru
Gentleman.
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SUIclDs.-A woman, residing near
Rowe's Pump. on the South Carolina
Rail Road, committed sxicide BY hanging
on Monday last. She had lately Lost her
Husband. She leaves four children, the
eldest uudsr.n'ns years and tte two
younges, not old enough to know or feel
their loss, were found gazing 10 child like
wonder and innocent gIes on the body Of
thsr mother as it hung life'ess near tho
bed from winch che had cast herself of
for the fatal drop - Charleston Cosrisr.
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A NEWSPAPERS FOR THE TINE
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VNHE ROUND TABLE.
j NUMBER 7 NOW READY.
CONTENTS.
JpNewspsper influence Mari et:blsS
White aud Black.
Tires Popular Lecturers
Arc We Prosperoust
Balloons Tels graphs and Signals In Wa.
Camera Lzcda Pictures.
Two Blush. Roses: . Poem.
Wanderngs In the Track Of the Sorthmen
Go.be vsrsus Classic Architecture.
Memories Of Men Of AGk: Literary and othef
British India
Dinner. DID,
New.York Fsshions for February.
REVIEWS
English Language spd Literature
Discovery OF the Sources Of the Mic
ART.
Athsnsum Climb and other ATtista
Tho "P. q. b."
MUSIC.
Operatlc Management
LITERARY NOTES
American,
Boston,
SCIENCE
For s'e by all NevsdeAlers
Pnce 10 cents Single Copy
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Nsm Qualifications.
rTHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
l. Prof JAMES f RUSSELL e LOWELL
rr1oT NORTON. rso

CHARLES ELIOT NORTON, use.
Published Quarterly on frst day Of January APRIL july
and October each plumber containing about three hundred
pages dung the year to four ordinary octave
TxRxa-Five Dollars . year. or One Dollar and Twenty
Tho press commend January number the at under the
editorial gemcD In the highest terms and the he
view Its series with the most hattsIns aus
s subjects arc treated IN scholarly and impartial
CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER
AprICLI l. Tickncr's Life Of Prescott
III. The Bible and Slavery.
III. The Ambulance System.
~. The fiblothecs Sscra.
v. Imnoraity In Politics
VI The Early Life Of Governor Winthrop
VII. The Sanitary Commission
VIII. Remains Life Of Jesus
TX The Presidents Policy.
X Critical Notices.
From The Providence Journal.
The themes varied and al Of living present inter
est The discussions fresh and vvacious and the critical
potices particularly fne."
From The Christian Register.
awe extend to It cordial welcome and rejoice In the
promise which It ves Of sustained vgor and increased moral
ssInestne Every topic In this number has fresh inere
and connuesss has begun, the present change VII
Publishsd by CROSBY NICHOLS,
No III Wsshinston-st.. Bostcp.
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/. 9iationerp ano Sanep woooa

G1yHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt OF any OF the following In Cash. the Sub
scrber win ssnd by return mail or oherwiso directed
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
II; msG r:s e. % Tho LS K. Pen
Pen; and for o. the Excelior PenThoss Pens not
numbered but correspond in sizes to NUMBERS and
respectively.
THE SAME PENS m srLvER-pLArEp EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic Pen for Is cents the Lucky Pen,
for 81 the Psn fOr 81 as the Elegant P'n'
These .rs Wol Finished Good Writing Cola Pens, with
s,. rI s ~: ws ss s Sns ss
ssrav'ontsd, and, therefore, not ezes' a9sasae
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The name "A. Norton" Number" ard Quality" ar:
stamped the following Pens and the points ere warranted
IN s %Ss: saSsg csy ss being tn.
No tn: largest .d.psa for The pcctst No. the smallest
Long Medium Nb Of al si.ss and qases Short NS'
ofNumbcu<, 9. and and made only Of hrss 1u.iiy
ere Broad Bushes. points The sDsTsvngs are fac
smiles Of the sres and styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
Ii Ss :.i: or Fem Fss guilty GUILTY.;
70. a.s No r Pen TX quality NO 4P.u ID quality
Tor 81 No Pen ss.iiy; or.Eosr.n, I'd quality
3 i 3rsi F ssu f;a G'ssy
Psni ga no. 9Pel, s3s No. 10 Penal lat quality.
THE SAME GOLD PEEs, II SILVER EXTENSION
! CAsES WITH PENCILS.
Pen IT. S,iy or: No. P.a % s SS.ly
Ne siR - s" ss.,, .so .r. I'd quality,
ora No. Pen, ID quality
For o. 50 No. Psn Is, quality No. sPen I'd quality
CTS No. Psn sd quality.
For S3 90 No Pcn LAT qps6y No. Pen. ID quality
| Yor 80 80 No. Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY IN SILVER.
MOUNTED DbskhoLpERs:
For % No PEN for 81 - No. Fen for % 70 No.
Tor stm No sFsa; for IS No. Pen; and for 81 No.
III. ia, Quality" are pOIusd with the very bs., Iridonnn
the slightest hupsse,ou which siIl and shs closest
scrutiny detect.
The ID Qualify" superior 70 any Pens made by him
The asd Quality he intend. sh equal n respect Durs
billy Elasticity aud Good Writing Qualities hs only true
In regard Cheap Gold Pens he besesve 20 say 'h:.
So. hsy: n.s. a. Good wrns and Dar.bs Penn. os tho
Pa,s,s. e,de,frs all 'a.tone,' ,pse,r ~, Nnme
o, Tia Nrmbe," GnS "Qucly' 81 ne Pens T1sied cad Do
Rayiie1ia, 20 he lie iisd lsv prJ1xh11ss1 1g o.
Anreittsne.. cent By mail In registered ~i.rs my
t and to all Lao end twenty tents car.e 70.
In addition to the price Of s'od ordered VII guaranty their
Pstis. sending Gold or Silver viii be allowed the fol pro-
mua on the day received
TO CLUBS discount Of 10 per cent viii be slowed
q sls Of Is cen. s aud Of 20 fsr cent Oh
e+o, II cent " one address a one time
Asdrs" A. MORTON,
No. rs NAIDEN-LANE. EEw-YoFK.
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AExr RxLixy BAZAAR BUILDINGS.
Ac.nr~v p.pr t,..rvkN Lar ~ 1874

AcApryr PARK. ALBANY, N. Y, Jsn IL, 1884
YNHE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES,
through tho Secretary Of st,e. having generously do
mated ti- Bazaar (which 10 20 be held Albany IN the
mission for the benefit o. Sick and Wounded soder tho
original dan OF his FIRST EMANCIPATION PROCLA-
NATION dated September ~ A. d. laoi the undersigned
Special Committee sppcinsd for that purpose hereby give
series Of Tioke daly numbered nom TO hvs thousand
a. ONE DOLLAR for EACH TICKET. The number OF
tickets ifsued not 10 eIoaed FIVE THOUSAND but tho
ue nay be limited 10 any sss number IL the discretion Of
the Committee The drawing TO be made BY putting tie va
ous nunb.rs Of the purchaser tickets sod In
The same wheel used by the Marshal OF tine XVIII
Conversational District OF tho State Of in making the
dra OF soldiers for sd DIc The holder o! tho hf acke
drawn VIII be entitled 70 the Proclamation.
tn. Proclamation IL IN the proper handwrn. OF ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN President Of the United States u America
excepting two inierBsaons Ia pencil, made BY WILLIAM
H. SEWARD Secretary Of State and the formal heading
the Chief Ciet In the office Of the Secretary Of sAis II IL
side OF four half sheets Of fooap paper and
b. and examined -her IL the Bazaar Buildings in
the Office Of the Superintendent Of the lnssncs Department
In the State Hall Albany.
TIL. Proclamation w. In the opinion Of the Committee
sn,osaphic and historic OF interest and import
even than the froclsnu.on OF January 1913 which
ony the OF tho September PTocisna
ton.
Tiehsts can Be obtained Immediately BY nclosiny ONE
DOLLAR for zach ticket with and residence, 70 Wan.
BARNES, Chairman Of the Committee, Albany, N. Y. II
any OF our friends Britain wish compete for this
valuable document, constitution Of -FOUR shiLLiNGs
STERLING will give chance for and ali realized
for exchange over 81 per ucis will desired be given in
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| VOLUNTEER MEDICAL STAFF.-Boards
fofthe examination Of candidates for tn. position Of Az
ns1ASr SuRaHos OF Volunteers IN session ut kewfork
Washington and Cincinnati.
pplcson for peiss.on appear before them should Be
o,%s Ia writing 10 the SUR0EOG0EHERAL.p u. 8. A, st
WASHINGTON, D. O., and shoud be accompanied b. owl
denes OF regular graduation aud good moral charactcr
Sur OF the Volunteer sts promoted om the ade
of an Uant surgeon, and selected for merit only
JOSEPH K BARNES,
Acting Surgeon dsner.L
Surgeon peuer,l' oho., w.AinG'On b C. Jan g. 1884