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Fr;m the beginning CT timo it has been ksown thIi
Hithoot sat mon weud IeFish aud among the hof
Ibe punishmsnts, entail certain death, s that e
Tee ding cuprit. OF saltess fDod tad to have pre-
val ed In the Old wCr.d when the people hsrs
elrous as tie Yankees Eaggots aad corrup-
tor are spoken o. by early eminent the dis
sfess sym ons that fool t5Cut ta dsrs ,hrt
no arc'snt or modern upchemical c,u.d explain why
tuc sGfisrhgs arose. But Il Is row veil known Why
The m NAL loves sar and WHY Il ultimately falls into
dLsese nurias OF soda 10 for time withheld. Up
wards OF half the saline matter Of tbs blood, consists
of ofconmon sat ar that b partly discharged every
dsy thfough the sk aud kidneys the Eeeessity Of
coatixusd Supplies II IL TO the he althy body becomes
suhicsstly obvious The bile alpo contains soda 81
special nd Indispensable constituent, and de al
csrtiisges of the bsdy IL will be that the
necessary supply OF salt bs takea away the bile VIII
no be able To assrs the digestion the caFtilages
u build up the pftuial waste. We throw out these
hihts oE tae benedt of these Of peops who
tered from buying che osssntsl supply of sails
ceunt Of tie high prcss Travelling recently, ze found
thi. the case in several locations We would tell
tasss people that without salt they cannot expect
health in their families among their stick Men
And beaSt both need n ctrtsin amount Of salt. and
withcut u they will snnsr discomfort and ultimately
all into disease.
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From NcETH hLkBAMA.--Ths Selma Reporter
learns that Gen. Veatch aud aff with FROM
1000 70 1000 Yankee i'll 'aniry, aud fcuIo artil-
lcry, passed through Florence on the 4th inst
TO join Gen. Hodges division at Athens CT Pu-
iaski They landed on the Moth side OF tho
Tennessee river at E.stport, Miss. Several
gunbadts aud transports wero at Eastport,
but left on hearing that Forrest was n Psdu-
cab.
The Yankees at Eastport wore Offering iour
to one for gold in greenbacks.
The guard on tho Tennessee river in South
Florence under Capt Sloss' command of Rod
dy's cavalry have daily skirnishes on the North
bank with the Unionists and Tories who daily
come into Florence.
Except at Decator there are no Yankees on
the South side of the river.
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ArPRoPsILTE CoNrLRHoN.--A correspondent Of the
Richa Dad Whig draEiIhe aRnexed appropriate com
par'ssa between two very noted criminals and
Mrs OF the human race:
John A. Aurrel under the claak Of religion in the
shape If preacher OF the gospel stole bis peighbors
sheep. theic hoses. and their negroes. He and his
clan killed travellers and robbed then of tht jewey
watches and Eonsv. They laid plaR 10 raise negro
insug!ectons aad fire cities Tor tbs pose of bb
the people and the banks q large scale. For these
crimes John Murrel ard many OF his band lived cut
their days Ia jaiI CT pententiaries-
Abraham Lincoln under the cloak OF Republican
ism In the shape OF Prssideht Of the highly re-
ssett,d Usitcs States GevsrnasEt leads on bis fs,
overs 10 stealing, robbing and numbering, laying
plan, for negro insuIrections burning and plan
ming the firing Of cities f the purpose Of Fobhery and
mIrder, which leaves John A. Gurrei and hia clan
p!gmies, com, AIRED to Abraham and his followers, ln
high crime and III isdt mesnon.
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GRAxT's AIMY CT THE PCrcMlc-The Rich.
mond Whig III speaking Of the coming cam.
paigu, estimates Grants army as follow:
Grants army consisted of five corps previ-
crs 10 tho accession o. two corps from Tic
West. The five c3rps were consolidated into
three, and numbered, according 20 scouts, de-
serters and refugees from Culpeper, Between
35 900 and 40 eC0 men. The average stropgih
OF the Yankee corps is a little in excess Of our
division--say 5000 eifectives-but seldom as
much as that. The. two corps from the West
did rot mber more tEap $4,000 which would
Increase Grants forcSl 10 $4,000 or at most
60 600, This may be awslled TO 100 900, when
tho active campaign opens, by Withdrawing
troops from the Baltimore aud Ohio road. the
defonoes ofsWashirgton ard other points, and
putting militia in their places. Sigel is said
to be concentrating heavy force in tie Val-
10y. Possibly, but they will 60 10 Grant when
ho makes his assault. Yankee militia for tho
defence OF railroads and important strategic
points will prove q broken reed in time of tri>
all but it is the beat the Yankees can lean up
Oh. They look to Grants huge army to give
ample occupation to every nan Leo can pos
sibly gather to bis support.
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TIE TRrE CARA lew weeks ago boy of
this city, aged some 5 years. took his mare,
and without tho knowledge of his widowed
mother, started off to jioin Nelson's Rangers
From distant town in Alabama be writes lis
moifo---"the mare and myself have got war in
our heads, aud We will never be satisfied till
we get in fight. | have spent my last dol
lar, but have pair of pants which can sell
for thirty dollars, and then | shall have e.
much money as | want. The peeple have
treated me very kindly Surely such fervent
apirii of patriotism, such willingness to do
and suffer on the part of nero boys is q stand.
ing rebuke - many q stalvsrt man whose
highest ambition is TO shirk military duty, and
is a euro guarantee that the Yankees will new
or be able TO effect our subjugstien until The
present and rising generations are extermina-
ted. Such boys and such men growing out
of them can never be Conquered Columbus
Times
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HEApou'Hs CAypIssTRrcrIoS


Decatur, Ca, April 9th, 1864
General Oidars. No. IL
In cbs q c-ue- 10 oIdeTs aod instruction from th-
B:rc.u OF Cen-crption AMI Com1t Of C,n.c .crips ior
!hiS ste, the FLOWING parrs OF read ar
tabsh for the v; Cctg Districts in thil command.
For the 5td Cepg Dist. Augusta, ga.
:" g Gth X . b " Athens, Ga.
Sth % ttan'a. Ga
4" 10th Calt,rsvi;i- ca.
II. All men in these Districts between the aC7g Of
Il and Is and Is aed 50 years. liae t. furrl mtbt
und-r the rCceat act # Congress arc hereby or icre.
to ''nhtavous at the above .ned places, the 6tn
day of this m lit
III. Distcc. Enrolling Officers will allow these re
port ng NJ the ren zvoGs Ia oreanZ into CtInpanes
as volunteers aCa elect their off GERS taking tr
licate muser rolls al each company, t. u, aii.,
ID b. the oficer .lm l1dng the comp.ry, and two
to he iorwaf led 10 these htlGaurtcrs Th. age ard
unity of each asen b,r IF Tic ztiE,a, will
d tin4ty stated uGder tn head o. renil.ks upon one
of the rolls thus foTwar ed
~. EeqTiSjt'ons will be made by the Distr.c. En-
rolling tt up IN Post On rs and Commis-
ries for Muster Rolls. Tents. S1bs cn-e cDoki.g
uotiSll' add @ci other HTticI> absolutely
essay iof the oTgahZ 2tlon subsistence and comfort
OF the men.
V. District Enrolling Ohi,ers will give immediate
pub ication n this CIDER in the fl or
their dlatlicis. and those them who stationed
at places If Iend Zgors- Lerein est b ish.d are
charged wiih tn dry Of personally aspervi.iaz and
directing be organic alton OF these forces.
Fly o!dcr of u 'jor JoHS +. ASpRKws. \. A g Com.
ALFRED PRESCOTT.
aprlG Adj.
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FROM THE FRONT.

Experiments lately made with steam vessels
propelled on the twin-screw principle suggest
tho probability OF another reconstruction of
the British Navy. Tho Admiralty somo time
ago ordered small vessel 10 be fitted with
doBbis screws, and this and anotter. bu 1t for
coImeTlal purposes, bavo demonstrated tho
great superiority OF the arrangement over any
olher n present kuown. BY alternately work
lug the port and stai board engiuce, complete
circle vas performed by tho vessel. on it's own
pivot, in threo minutes and twenty nine sec
onds, whilo tho holtnsman was enablsd, during
tho whole tiIae, TO Lavo ;hc nccst possible
control over her movsIuon onts. The sudden To-
verssi of tho crgines Sao Immediately followed
by o check aud change Of direction, aud va
rIons manUuvres were successfully gone
trGugh which proved ihsa with such con-
stouc;icn vesFol could be Rdvautagcously u.s.
cd as a revolving battery. She could also 20
ahead In straight lire al a rating pace for
with only small drain OF aSod tide in her IA
vor, she made twenty one uliics in fifty nine
minutes.
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Rev. Or. Breckinridge. who probably knows
Kentucky well any other in It, In bis recent
speech 1t Dauve declared that there lad lately been
scheme for IAN emsuie CT the Kentucky troops, in
c9nfequeuce tf woifcrds arrest. and general rising
in the State, strengthened by eotempornneOss nvs-
sion by portion Of the rshel army" He ssssvefatsd
th4t"the proof OF such q conspiracy vas overwksl.
mingly strong" It's failure be attributed TO the pa
ttiot proclamation Of Gov. BrAmleite IL is not ts
be supposed that BeutlckiAn OF the Intelligence and
character of ID. Brocknridge wonld make such pos
Five statement without postivs OF the
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NEW BOOKS.

Just received and for sals ct tho Army HEws DEPsr
Dalton, Ca, the following New Books
Wheelers Cavalry Tactics.
Jean vslgesn.
Lady Audleya Secret.
Charles Dickens New Christmas Story. or Ms
LTripper's Lodging.
Field and Firesids kovelleite
War In Europe and America, iron the Paris Ia
Pstrie.
The Camp lester or Fin for tie Mesa
Song Books.
Address of the AtlAnts Register.
Music, Military, and othsr books ordered vbsr d,
sired large lot Of new books expected IN n fev
days. TIE. ACTON
Army News AEest,
mil Dates, ,Gs.
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A writer in tho LyDchburg Republican gives
tho following resulia of the operations of Brig
Gen. w. +. Jones brigade during its last CAM
paisn of seven engagements The fruits oi
these engagements have been l.I01 prisoners
between 300 and 400 of the enemy killed and
wounded, l52 wagons, soven pieces of artille
ry and about 2 600 horses and mules. All
this has been done during an unusually severe
winter, without ton,s, without comfortable
ciothing, almost thoeless, aud with horsea
worn down by constant use and scarcity Of
forage.
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A MANUFAcTuRISG ToHN.--Danville, Vir
ginia, is beconiing quite manufacturing town
The Registcr says:
Az u part Of the machinery lately introduced
into this town, we may mention an apparatus
for knitting. which has just teen pGt up, and
is now in successful operation. 1t cot being
open to general inspection. we have rot had
the opportunity Of witnessing the working al
This ras chine, bat we understand il 10 a vaua-
bio invention fer saving labor, a. il will turn
out several dc zen pairH Of stockings per hour.
II 10 sonethipg entirely now 10 this land. The
Yankees have heretofore worked the nachi-
nesy fer the Souihcrn people, aud DO doubt
this is one of their machines brought hither
to help along the eesdlss Of our COUNTRY wo
men of the South.
We may add that ve have now in Danville.
established since The commencement OF the
war, two large wooden mills. tive factories for
maleiug cotton carda, match factory, and .
knitting establishment. But there In plenty
of water power yet unemployed.
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aprlG G-lw
HFADoUAFTsKs or CoYcRIPrIoS,

HFADCUAETERS or CoNcRIPTGoH,
Macon, Ga April 7th 1851. I
Genel al Orders, No. 2s.
b. order OF the Superintendent Of Co lscrip sion
C.m'nandahts OF of Caupso lnstruc tons, will order
all men between tue If IL aud Is AID - and 80
years to rendt zyo1s at The Enrollng HEADQUARTERS OF
me District in which they reside the
'Cth cay 0t April they will then under to s1pervis
IN ot the District Enrolling Oficers proceed TO orgaa
Ze into Compaues Volunteers with the privilege Of
elect ng Their officers.
BY order of Major G. HARRIS,
Com. Of Con. tor Ga.
(Signcd) p. LooNEY Lieut. h A. Adj
IL. II IL Ia ot practicable in o: more Of your
districts 10 rcndez ols the men al the Earong Heaa
iIft:!s. you will colec. them some other poiut in
the Di 'rct nd If that is - able collect them
at tie place in Jour opinion b.s. fitted r the pur
pose.
Ofic'al copy. JOHN F. ANDREWS
aprl6-1w. hiajo. Il A A Gen'i. { o n'6g.
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SMITH g nAuno>y's MONTHLY nAeA ZINE

Is
THE arst number Of this NJ ,eaxusm VIII ba issae
Il "a the 25th OF April. Every nsnieer vii COM
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The ORIGINAL AaTIcLEs fri the peas Of beat VIII
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believing that selections from those old iavores OF
the Eaglish periodical Pfegs sh1t OF from the
genera rcadsr by the blctkade-which. before the
var, were generally eircnstd throughsut the Soath,
can not be Otherwise thar wslc ned By ths reader
have thnush' proper durlng tn, ccstinusnce OF Che
lectic feature in the Magazine By means Of the ar
raagement that they have made they hope TO be enc
sbei TO rem et,i1 TIE pages o. Smith Barrows
the latest English periodicals.
The Magazine vii embrace in its ,ope,
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The Content of the FIasT EtABg ga of 'Smith q Bu-
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end Navy Intelligence.
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II OST.- On about ths 10th Of Jauus'y through
IL the mistake ef tho b3ggage master on the State
Road. bst =sen Calhoun aud Atlanta, black Trubh
with brass straps, ma .hed hendte DR.. Farmer.
have a p'ace Of my trunk. ladys trunk, belonging
to Hrs. Faenie 0gcGby, OF Marietta. said tFuDk
sore schoni hooas and Iany lettsrs-the letters are
addressed to Mrs. W. w. Orlesby. Any niormation
leading the recovery cf the trunk, will he literally
rewarded and lady trunk returned. Ny trunk g
said u have been pu. n at the depot at Aarietta
aprl4 1t d. Il. FARMER.
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be distributed and accounted for In the ney pre-
ScAed by the act entisled "An act TO regulate the
collection 4 the duties Jn imports a.d Tonnage and
uch tlties aud Eorfeitnres, mitgsted rcmited
Ia hke fsanues asd under the like conditions, resa
tons ard restrictions are prescribed author ized
ND dir ced by the act entitled AY act - provide fr
mitigating or rer,it;ing the fortunes penalties and
disabilities Secruing III certaia therein men
tio ned.
raiifcaou Of treaty Of peace with the United States
AknroYed Ftb s. 1854
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Ar OARroR's JrDGMEsT.-Daniel Webster
having been commended for his elcqusnce Oh
. memorable occasion, replied III anything
have ever said or writton deserves the
fesblest enconiums of my fellow couDtrymen
/ have no hesitation in declsri6g that for their
partiality am indebted, solely indebted, to
the daily and attentive perusal of the Sacred
Scriptures, tho source of all true poetry and
eloq aence as well az of all good and oil com-
fort"
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/ neA, At one of tho German battles q regi-
ment had orders not TO grant quarter. An IN.
happy enemy, wounded and dssarmed, begged
hard fer his life from one of its officers. Touch
cd with his situation, tho officer replied, II
pity your misfortune, aad-a.k anything else
but that, and, upon my honor, | will grant your
requestP
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From yiFrinis.

oRaSur c. II, April 2,.-Thc enemy bay
been busy for several days with revisws an
inspections. There is no Truth in the rumo
that the enemy is falling hack 10 Csntreville
All quiet in frost.
Gen. Kirby smith's Great Victory.
| AoBILE, April 20.-Wcsiern dispatches re
port that baltic occurred at Mansfield. L..
April 9Th, in which Cor. Banks wss defest.s
| oi,a the loss Of eight thoue and rnen. General
Kirby Smith captured thiity-fve guns. two
hundred wagons, two thousand prisoners -
Gsnsrals Mornton aud Pslgnac severely
wounded.
Cen. Steele is surrounded On tho LittIo M;s
souri, waiting reinforcements.
A Dash Into Port IIuasoa.
Col Powers, with two hundred men. dashed
inte Port Hudson on the eth il st. and cap,ur
ed one gun and eighteen prisoners. The Yam
KEGS admit loss of ninety. Powers Ioss was
three wounded.
ometaI Report fron, Fort Pillow.
RIcnMoYD, April 20-Gen. Forests official
dispatch announcing the captnro of Fort Pill
low received at the War Department says that
five hundred out of seven hundred men com
prising tho garrison were killed, and all cffi>
core. Forests loss was twenty (2e) killed.
sixty ts0) wounded. Over a hundred QOo)
citizenp ~llo had fed TO the fott from con-
scriptiop, ran into the river and were drown
ed.
Ne movni of the Frst Auditor TO Montgomery
RICHMOND, April 20 Instructions have
been given 10 the first auditor 10 remove his
bureau to Montgomery, Ala. All the Clerks
except four signifed thoir Willingness 10 go.
Funding Returns
The aggregate amount reported to date two
hundred and thirty seven millions. Twenty
small depositaries yet to hear FROM. Tho only
State from which complete returns have been
received is Georgia, in which the amount fund
ed was seveuty-two millions enc hundred and
sixty~four thousand and Fifty dollars.
FROM THE FRONT.
DALToN, April 20.-It is generally believed !
that the enemy lie concentrating his forces at
Ringgo!d and Cleveland, and that ere long
warm work may be expected, His lines been
SO rgidly guarded recently that little is known
of his movements. Weather clear aud pleas
L 4.
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equally due and rendered 30 the patriotic and
seif-sacriGcing troops who, at the COMMENCEMENT VI
the placed their services at the disposal of their
country without condition or lirait as 10 time.
Approved r, O, s64.
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eEA- The character OF the person she com>
neHis you is 10 be considered, before yeu set
mueh upon his praise.
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AY~ No one knows anything of himself till
he h tried. Trial Ia the touchstone of the
chat aeter.
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TAILoRs NOTICE Lodged ia Jail iii Marfctta.
u Ca. the l5:h. by J. CIons negro man, apout
30 vears Of sge, copper cJI1r, feet iecoes high,
cal ing himsef jim Ee says he telonss to u.
Humphreys iawyier CT Hua,sviiio Al. and that bo
was brop 1T awey from Huntsville TO Alanti. ly II.
John C6il,er II. J. HUSK,
uarho Jailer.
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Besides, In one place. "lsrse stores" in another
400 pounds OF powder and i50 0c0 rounds of cart
ridges, an in another, In the language of Gen Grant
''arms AID munitions OF war for an army Of so 600
men,
From this appears that loss during the year in
killed, wounded and missing, was 90 40 men,
lf the rebels killed aud wounded" OF which We
have account Ia thiI report bear the same proper
tion 20 prsoners that do their loss Sui iaE the
year muti have been encrEoIs, reaching 20 over 3uo
coo men.
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I 1F.L-EGRAPHIC +. l.
sPoRrs OF THE PRESS Assccf,

ru. gs-,s seeehE 90 the act q Congr Year by J.
sh1h W. ihe ttr-s ONCE OF the District
sai. 4 sos the SortbcIA District - ~
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LAyelbkfHE CONFEDERATE STATES
BY AuTBonYTY.
rEo as

AcTs AwD psssLrrIeSs PAsssp AT TrE FOURTH sas>
uoa.oP THs PrAsr coroapss, lass, 1854.
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No. 80.

Joint Resolution Of thanks TO tho Troops froua the
State ef Louisiana iu tho army Of Tennessee.
Resolved by the Congress Of the Confederate States
of Americt, That the thanks OF Congress are ten.
dered 10 tie gaant troops iicm the StaA of Louis
lana the stlny of Tennessee who have with signal
unlnimiy. yol1nseefed their services TOR the war.
SscrIoe 2. Resolved, That tho lofty and self sacr-
ciug spirit exhibited by this nebie act deserves, and
will receive the comnendaiion ane gratitude of ev,
sEcrps 5. Resolved, That the thanks Of Congress,
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FOS SALE.
2I Bus Lampblack. Apply to
J. LAWRENCE LEWIS,
At the Ink Factory,
feb27-if. King street Road, Charleston.
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FOR SALE
FIVE Bbls Ivory Black. AppIyto to
j. LAWRENCE LEWIS,
Printing Ink Factory,
fcb27 IF. King street Road, charleston
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Joint Resolution OF thanks 10 Mott. Caroiiad Troois
The Congress OF tie COSeGtr~tc St tes having
learned through tie punic p.es' OF the reeBl
FOR the oi.Ihe North Cacoaa bIyase In 'te Ar
my of Notth.Tn VFginl serving under General X ID
1T II. ) ,3us3-.: Therefore.
Resolved bt the Congress OF the Confederate S:a.cs
If America. T0at the pstrio,sna aEd spirit of the
North Carolina troops, evinced Ly ths.r prompt and
voluntary Ston OF themselves afresh TO the service
Of the country, beyond oil praise and deserve the
usbnxn ed gratitude az the c; u-try.
Approyel Feb. 8, Is5L.
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80 TUX PRESS.
TIE Press is respectfully informed that they can as
all times be furnished with GOOD PRINTING INk
at ms derati rates.
The qu3y of this IN will speak for ITSELF by re-
fe.ring IL She MercIry" and Courier" of this City
o either OF which refer; nces are made.
All orders must be scco npseied by description o.
Presses used. j. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Charleston Printing Ink Works,
feb27-tf. Eing street Road Oh lrirs,nE.
TAIL LNoTICE.-Lojg- d iii Jail al Marietta. March
j 30.h, 1851, negso boy n4neI SAM who ssyA he
l. lons job n Tayor, who is Z soldier in the Arny
4 Tennes SAID hoy is dsIk comp e&ion Gv. f:et
70 fve inches high, and Is eighteen or twenty
veus ori. He say, he hired ts q Llan named
blasncr, near Talladega, Alabama
JIM. T.. ANDERSON,
aprl5 .JaiIor.