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The Song of All Songs.
BY STEPHEN O. FOSTER.


As you've walked through the town on a fine sum
mer's day,
The subject I've got you have seen dare say;
Upon fences and ratings wherever you go,
You'll see the penny ballads sticking up in a row
The titles to read you may stand for while,
And some are so odd they may cause you to smile;
l noted them down as l read them along,
And I've put them together to make up my song.
CHORUS.
Old songs new songs every kind Of song
l noted them down as l read them along.
There was .'Abram's Daughter, p "Going out upon a
With ''oid Uncle Snow ain the Cottage By the
Sea;''
"If your foot is pretty show it." "At Lannagin's
And ''why did she leave him." "onthe Raging Ca
nawl O.
There was 'BOnnie Annie" with "a Jockey hat and
feather"
81 don't think much OF you," "We boys and
girls together"
"Do they think of me at homer "I'll be free and
Give us now good Commander," ''with the Sword
of Bunker Hill"
Chorus-Old songs, &c.
tWhen this cruel war is over" "No Irish need APP
''FoT everything is lovely" and "Ths Goose hangs
" The gal from New Jersey" 80, wilt thou be my
And loft in the Silly night" ''We'll all take a
ride"
"Let me kiss him for his mother" "He's gay,
young gambolier"
am going to fight nit sigeln and 'De bully lager
beer"
"Hunkey boy is Yankee Doodle' 'When the can
mons loudly roar"
owe are coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thou
sand more"
Chorus-O Old songs, &c.
''In the days when was hard up, "With my Mary
Ann"
"My Jonny was a shoemaker" cor any other man."
"The Captain with his Whskers" and "Annie OF
the Vale"
Along with "Old Bob Ridley" "a riding on rail !"
''Rock me to sleep, mother" "Going round the
"Im not myself at ALL" "Im batchelor forlorn."
"Mother is the battle over z" "What the men
about?'
elbow are you Horace Greeley?'' " Does your moth
er know you're out 2"
Chorus-Old songs" &c.
"we won't go home till morning" with "The Bold
Privateer,'
"Annie Lislef and "Zouave Jonny'' in "The Old
Arm Chair"
''We are coming, sister Mary" with The folks that
put on airs, !"
awe are marching along" with The four and
twenty stars"
"On the other side of Jordan" "Dont fly your kite
too high !"
''Jenny's coming o'er the Green,' to "Root Hog or
"Our Unions Starry Banner" "The Flag of Wash
ington."
''shal noat victorious DER the land, from Maine to
Oregon"
Chorus-Old songs, &c.
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Il you would relish your food labor for it; ifyou
would enjoy your raiment pay for it before you
wear it, if you would sleep soundly, take clear
conscience to bed with you,
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NUMBER 33.

treat you, Mr.. Speaker, as light as possible
Brighten, encourage, build up a love for the
Union and the Constitution of our beloved
country in that weak, dependent and distant
ward: one day she will repay you for all the
kindness you have displayed and all the favors
you have bestowed upon her | do not say you
can drive her from you by harshness and sever
ity, but do say it is better to soOthe than to
rutfie her spirit. Your income tax, your license
tax, your direct tax, and your import duties
fall equally upon us as upon yourselves. We
pay all without murmur. You have increased
those taxes nearly two-fold this Congress. AL
though it is taxation, as l said before, without
representation, yet the people of my Territory
will pay it, believing it to be necessary to sus~
tain the Government in this trying crisis; but
do not, Mr. Speaker, insult them by the passage
of this bill at the instance of those who are not
sufficiently identified in feelings and interests
with the people to use the power you propose to
rob the people of to give to them.
If men sometimes find their way into our Le-
gislature who not sufficiently identified with
the interests of the people to properly represent
them, how can we expect the stranger reared in
distant land, intrusted with the lever of the
veto power, to better that condition of things2
l know it is said it is but qualified veto; but
we prefer no veto to a qualified veto. I know it
is said in other Territories the Governor is
clothed with the veto power, and in the instance
of Utah it is absolute The old lady, when
demonstrated with for skinning cells alive, said, I,
"Oh that is nothing; they are used to it /;
have done that these thirty years !'
WE'LL Mr.. Speaker, we not used toit It will
not help the condition of these Territories by de-
priying us ofa portion of our rights. You have
been very indulgent toward us; but your indul-
gence has not spoiled us. We deserve no chas-
tisement and pray do not inAict it upon US
With these remarks Mr.. Speaker, l leave the
question: and move to lay the bill on the table,
and that question demand the yeas and nays;
in order that the people of my Territory may be
apprised who are the men in this House so anx-
ious to serve them without their aid being
SOUGHT.
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Great opportunities are generally the result
Of the wise, Improvement Of small ones
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All operations guaranteed to give the best sausiac
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DENTISTRY


nR. JIM, A. Nj. NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon-Graduate of the Imperial Medical In
the Imperial Hospital for men, women and children
in the City of Canton, China. The public may rest
assured that of disease and sickness committed
to his professional care, whether in town at dis
tance in the country shall receive his unremitting
attention with every advantage that his skill and
perience can afford. He returns his thanks to the
citizens of the city and the county of Waa Walla for
their former very liberal patronage. Office on Main
street, opposite Captain Jacks Empire Restaurant.
Office hours from A. NJ. to IL and from P. NJ. to
s P. NJ.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me call and try my medicines; then you can speak
for yourselves Junel7, 1863 Pins
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BABY.-A problem which is propounded by
the world to be solved by time. Typographi-
cally speaking, a short article, with a heading
in small caps. Graphically speaking, a morsel
of humanity, which is generally the admiration
of one sex or the aggravation ofthe other Phi
losophically speaking, moral lessons in long
clothes, set before us to remind the greatest of
what they once have been, and to worry the ir-
ratable old batchelor with what he has great dis
like to come to.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
KENTUCKY CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION

KENTUCKY CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
The following are The totals Of the woes in the Ken
lucky election for Members Of the Confederate Congress
ct the following paces Augusta Dalton, Smiths Camp
Abingdon, FOrsyth. Decatur, Macon, Marietta, Marion
Griffin, Atlanta. Grig'bys Brigade, Rome, La Grange =
lM Distgict-Machen, 1857; Noble, lG.
I'd Dstrict-MOrris, sO7; Triplette, 76oi Dennis TO
81 DsHict-Rssd, 1918; COfer, oil.
All Districs-E wing, 1874 BArrick, 6l2.
Sh Dntrio.-Ohrisman, 94S; Napier, 56s.
Oh Dstrict-Bu netL 1880; thompson, ISL HAr
din, ISL.
Tsh Dstr,ct-H. W. B ucs, 1885; Cooke, 140.
e.h District Marahall, l4lS Pickett, 4SS.
Oh District-K. N. Bruce, 1901; Lan6hOrne, l74
Pickett, 80.
10Th DIstrics-MoOre, 1887 johnson, lsl Nay, 1876
IL h DistriCt-Brsdley, 1908; Breckenridge, 450.
IIth District-Elliott. 1853
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
The CITY.

EIAIBTIEa HARo.-Wm Il Duke was on yesterday
sent on by the kGyOr the Hastings Court to be tried
for keeping faro bank next TO the Oriental Saloon,
aud exhibiting en- several oceAsons the game of cards
known as "farO." A man named Taylor said he saw
Duke exhibit tks gAma of faro the 18th of last De-
csnb II. Officer Davis testhd that the night Of the
Oh of last February he entered Dukes faro bank aud
disturbed game, and that Duke, another white man
and negro escaped from the top ofhe building INTO the
Oriental Saloon, where they arrested and where
also was FONDA dealing boI, which apparently had
besn dropped BY one of them la conviction does not
flov this case il will be useless for the pclcs ever
again 10 inter ere with the gamblers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

COnuTrED.-Whilst the clans we're mastering on
Tuesday to go out and meet the Yankee fellow named
John Smith, lately let out of the pentsntiary entered
the City Hal in state o! inoxica,iOn, and made him.
self conspicuous by bis noise that the Mayor ordered
him into custody. Yesterday morning the Mayor COM
miGed him to Jail in default If security to be of good
behaIor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

ACCIDENTALLY sHOr.-Asa quarter before o'clock
yesterday evening soldier acting guard over some
Cove nmen: At the Petersburg depot accidentally
discharged his musket, the ball striking tie pavement
aud, rcOchettins TO * effect in the Eee of little whie
gil named Judy Welch, who was passing along Byrd
street. The chilli was luckily more frightened than
hurt a. was proved by her running of very rapidly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
From EEg RlpyDAN.

During the progress Of the raid on this city the enc
ny made heavy demonstration General Lees front
the RapidAn and repOrS current yesterday Of
fighting, in which Gen. A. P. Hills corps were chiefly
engaged. Heavy firing of artillery were heard in the
direction Of Liberty Ails and subsequently, vOleys Of
musketry. 4
Accounts received last night, state that the enc
my had Withdrawn from our front. The demonstration
was probably feint, and divtrdon in favor Of the
Riding party around Richmond We refer TO the iele-
E1phc column for any further information from that
quarter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

TIE sILTEEPoAK BAH-Aeout nine O'Clock Tuesday
morning, James, slave of Abram Warwick offered for
sale a. the jeWelry store Of Spots Milling, Broad
street. heavy silver fork worth about $76 in the pres
ont currency. Aessrs. Spots Milling, feeling certain
ths fork was stolen, detained the Negro and for
officer Perrin. The Mayor having heard the eAe yes
tsrdGy, the accused OF for trial before the Hus-
tngs Court.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

RoRsID BIT TIE RAIDHRs.-ol Monday, William G.
chsrdso Road Master on the Central Railroad, was
ca CAT BY the Yankee raiders near Frederick's Hail.
who turned him loose after rObbpg him Of 81 600 IN
Confederate money, $40 in gold and a valuble gold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

NEsRoIs CAPrURID PROM THH YANKEE RAIDERs.-
Hendley Mitchell Junius AaDgAin and Joe HAvley, free
negroes, and James, slave of Mrs. Land, of Hanover
George, slGve Of Mrs. Emily Shelton, of GOochlsnd
A1d Ren.y, Save Of Colonel Edmund Fontaine, OF
Louisa, all Of whom recsptured from the Yankee
raiders on the obCkahOminy BY Major Robins battalion
we're brought to this city and lodged in Castle Thunder
Yesterday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
ADJUrANr AND INsP'R aENL's oPFIcE.
aEsrRA,LI oRDERs,

l. The following Ac Of Congress pubthed for the inor-
j. Joint resolution to declare meaning allowing
hospital accommodations TO sck and wounded ofcers"
ca that The ne intent and Of an act allowing hospital
10 sick and souLded oces, "approyeu The
70 70 be iunisses not only medicines medical and
attendance and lodging but subsistence also Approved
An act % Of hospital
The oonrs Of the Confederate States Of America exact,
value ratios OF the sick and wounded
Of ell employees In hospitals be hred Al such rates MOTTO
s.essd wo and hs s0ss e n Secretary OF War 'nA de-
act ameed act resuiaing The granting Of fur
TSe states Of do enact
That an act regulating the granting CT uroGgs ana discharges
zyt &c, be- The hereby, pIovits
that period disability therein named, which entities SOL
ndea to sIy days or upwards in when case The BOAR Of I
amne furioaehs for s1 days Approved February
H. paragraph l. General Orders, No. 90. last series,
amended that soldiers cs or wOunse IN hospitals VI. no. BE-
duty for days. In which case they may be furouhed
III Hospital funds accrue in all hospa-resinenta
w Paragraph VIII General ORDERS No. g. current SERIES Is
hereby revoked kind Ouch Issued TO soldiers
the he viii be Issued 10 all attendants 10 field hospitals and,
~hen required BY the Surgeon In charge to the female attendants
in general hospitals the rstons OF ali male attendants In
general hosditsls, In cites and owns will be commuted The
the in CHARGE and expended by
v The commuted value Of ratops Of i Wounded,
o., until further orders, dollars and afy cents.
VI General Order, No H. last series amended as Oows;
officers wounded In hospitals, aons will be crswn
required by the In charge their value cmmued
the price fixed In the preceding paragraph
VIZ The las, Two preceding graphs Will have eject In
the Trans Mississippi Department .-t
VIII following Order published in connection with para
craps VIII TX, General Order az, (i564) .f--i
ocers N Mississippi Deps tnsat
Of the Mississippi liver will inmedistey return 10
their respective commands In where such ocers have
40 command OF ave unassigned to any By ErSpr anhs a
army, approved February u, 1861 will be taken BY The
sEding that dspannent who VIII also adopt
erureS 10 ca nv ct III Z orders.
TX Supplies Of provisions, la tfanstu 70 aTSena armorts
the operatives under the order
mmandng officers Of the same viii net be nterfeed with
ny officers Of other d. partments
!, - : = (signed) g. COOPER,
mh1--1w Adt and Insp'r General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

ESCAPED CoATEDRRAfH 0TFIcERs.-Lt COL John r
Winston, Of the Ash N. O. Regiment who escaped with
four Captains On JOhnsOns Island on the night OF the
1t Januuy, passed through Gresnsborough N. O., las
week on his way to his home in Rockingham county
The Patriot says that he walked on the ice for miles be-
fore he reached Canada, where he was greeted with
Kindness and furnished with to return home. he
arrived on the last trip of the Advance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

WoUHDED II IHE TIGHr AT ArLEEa-The following
soldiers wounded in Gen. Hamptons night attack on
he Yankee camp at Atlee's on Tusiday night, were
brought this city AID lived at Seabrooks Hospi-
tai. 7. N. hcNeeIey, Co. B, Ism. O. cavalry, qua
shot would in high Edmond Type, Go. A, LIST N O.
caVGlry gun shot wound in the breast; h. N. Good.
mAu Co. I, laN. q. cavalry, gun shot wound 10 the
Geo. Parker, Co. B. lst Maryland cavalry, sabre
cut in head
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

PGoVosT MARSHAL OF RIoHNoHD.-Asjor Elias Grit-
void was en- Tuesday relieved from duty Provost
ENshS Of Richmond. lie u to bs sent to Americas,
Georgia. to take charge of the prison at that place.
petition being circulated for signatures yesterday
requesting the Secretary Of War TO retain Msor OR
void in the Provost kArshAlship here. Who signed tie
petition, or what is fate, We did not learn. Major
H Darlington Las been appointed to succeed Major
Griswold and is now Provost Marshal Of Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

Mas. PATTESoS ALLAN-Ths report that Mrs. Pate
AlAu had been carried OF by the Yankee raiders
Is without foundation Sac arrived in this city yester-
day. flying from tho enemy, and is at the hospital
of St. Francis do SGep, where she will remain until
''lhis cruel raid Is over"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

0AUsHT GONE TO THE EHIHT.-0ur cavalry pickets
at New Kent Court House. on Tuesday, captured WIN
Tinker, ChAS. owe, Phil Suker, L. H. Reinhart and
John TAkel, who wore attempting to make their way
into the snemy's lines They were brought to Rich.
mond yesterday AID lodged in Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

GHIEAsOS, the Yankee raider, originally horse
desler who used travel through the South JOCKEY los
gentlemen into the purchase OF of the animals ht
drove along.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

FRon NI.sIrIPrI.-Ii appears that the Yankees have
never been to Columbus, Aberdeen, or OkAlona as
has been reported. The nearest they came to AOsr-
d.en vas thirty.hYe miles distant.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
GEN d II HILL.

lis stated that General b Hill, who has been TO-
some time pas. Eisbeu. command, has been assignee
;, duty at Charleston. He passed through Columbia on
the sOth alt, on rOuss to the former city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

sHoT Ar = Col Edmund FOntaine, President of the
Central Railroad Company shot at several times by
the Yankees at Beaver Dam, on Monday but succeeded
In making coed his escape unipjured to the voodA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

VHkr LIGHT WKIsHr.-0fhcer Griffin yesterday morn
ing arrested Dlsey slave of Mrs. Virginia Lawrence,
for selling for pounds pats of butter that weighed only
three-qusrtsrs Of pound. she only charged IS pat
for the butter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

DEAD.-Dstsctive Joseph L. Wootters, shot through
mistake BY Of the guard at Castle Thunder at eeyI
o'clock Tuesday morning died yesterday at oclocl
N He leaves wife and three children In this city
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
FROM NoRTaERN YIRGINIA.


ORANGE O. H., March 1.-THE euemy's Charottes'
Vile radpg party recrossed Robinson rVerinto oulpspr
county during the night. We cap:ured several pri-
soners during several skrmishes with their rear guard
yesterday. The enemy carried OF good many horses
a1d negroes. ,r,
This force consisted Of about twenty-five hundred
cavalry, with two pieces Of artillery They burnt the
county bridge over the Rvauna rivsr near Oharottes
vile. f
The enemy crossed infantry and artillery at Germans
ford yesterday evening.
sKeoED DEsPAfoH.
oAASGE O. H., March 2.-Matters on the upper end
of our lines are quiet Our loss in the skrmshing yes
terday, near Madison Court House, fifteen or twenty
killed and wounded, chiefly Of the frat
The second Virginia cavalry also lost some prisoners.
The enemy havs certainly crossed at Gsrmanna Ford,
but in what force has not been asct r,ailed.
Artillery firing has been teard thi, evening in the d.
rection of Nine river 'l.1. f-A ,tas 1-.F-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
CONFEDERATR OFFICERS.

MACON, March 2.-Sseretary Seldom, in despatch to
Governor Brown, Declines on the recommendation Of
General Lee, to grant leave Of absence for the extra
session to officers who members Of the Legislature,
but says they are entitled to resign, II they select
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
ADJr. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, [
RicHxosD, Va, Feb. IS, 1864.
aKzKRAL 0RpKRs I
A. On 4

GENERAL oapKas
NO. e.
CLAUSE Pai II. General Orders No IS Qs6o Is anenees
BY adding alter the words las crs The words or detailed
ni8 Claus. Par H. a.u.r. order. Me- .asat .erle .
IN or he a.vned 10 AM COMPANY OF tIlery in er
vice On the lo'h OF i'' nav ns s ah o. men upon 'ne
i0 mI N,,orsd ,a,cs,. .,r.,c,.,s and n-v,,., A.
achsd 'front.' cir commands, BY ieISu or detail for lon,sr
PERIOD man nI asy WIN pe UNI nS ~ ,S onot
ers win but one DESCRIPTIVE % Spon winch sccvun
with tne yernmen pay eons Iaa avon io1 iI
stated Soldiers Io,Siti iefshs; .a a.sIPys s!.
oy o. mpsny commAnoefs Nhea iuii'us 'e"' wan nave ' ~
' PySsn made vi III. d..crpy. lists. .ass
VIII De ieninsa " e All r. snaorsss an ~ S,.cnntiTe st
and also on the THROUGH -, -,
20 DE oa,oany commapder Who wiz aer recording
the payments made, Gssircya
- set ,o n ns Odsr rom 'as 'Aa In Inc maj
w. Psrsons not liable to cOnscrpcn who may wish to VOL
MAY De s s Nm s
s:%@s ~ .ae ''''H's '''' II '- ' company
T noasr % nroyoo Of s prsceans
when 90 fsT'p. 20 home ana S bach
isss are held 10 apply TO non-conmhsIsned oces AID
pdv..s, entitled to Through under &C. q Congress ~;
proved & SD s s snse@ say Of he
as 'a
;,eS &c ses@a.soa .lo.s 10 hen Of rs.oSa WI
chspans may receive the ration, in kidd allowed them
T The following " published for The Information Of the
!:
Army ne Psp,91., Army 2! ne HsnisSsI.,s
& sS'ss. rom Il. duty ssoas leave. f0sida
nesncy his command duty without sh al
w. n hs IL Of te oommandis General within tby
s sss Cd @ sp NO. extend ''''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
BY JAMES n. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
FARM TWO MILkS BEI,OW

VALUABLE FARM TWO MILkS BELOW
Richmond the Williamsburg Turnpike, containing s7s
acres sale auctionw be Sold the premise
TUESDAY III, sh day Of March, 1894 a. IL o'clock NJ The
valuable niles the city, the north side Of the
Williamsburg turnpike adjoining the farm Of Mr. John Poe, and
extending back the York v Railroad having two fronts
and containing 2S land In high Of Improvement
comfortable dwelling house. with Ave rooms, and the
buildings all In good order. Persons wishing
the would do well 10 attend the SALE
rarely farm In The Market II will be sold ~
whsle divided into three tracts may be desired
TrRns-MAds su the purchaser be paid the
purchaser. JAZZ n. TAYLOR
na6-tds Auctr.
win be Sed at the same time about 100 wood
JAS. n TAYLOR,
mia 80 ---.r ~ L Auctr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
prom nHARLESTnN

FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, March Alone hundred and forty eight
shots we're fred at the city since last report Some
few shells have been fred ct Sumter. The position Of
the feet unchanged.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

S2OO REWARD.
y ANYWAY from the subscriber about the
IL lIth of January last slaves named DOCTOR and
RALEIGH commonly called Fsm black quick,
i've Doctor about 10 years DID, had his Left hand hurt
In appem and Scared she ouds and has lost
OF his nails from that hand He had red flannel shirt
when be len Pen efhanded, and 10 about II Of age
viii give 800 aplecs for their delivery jail
which get them Of the said slaves caught out Of Che
ccun Of Charlotte $50 apiece apprehendcd In The county
believe they pAssing men, and trying get
employment the Richmond and Danvs South Side Rail-
road
I Address HENRY I. EDMUHDs
= Mosingford p o.,
fe1e-lm Charlotte CO., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

R.ports OF ths Press Association

Entered according Of Congress. IN Che year lse By g.
THRAsHER Oerkg once Of the Dict coHrs OF ne Jon
federate States for Northern District OF Georgia