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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-18

@The New York Herald's Washington
special states that our Government is pre-
pairing rigorous protest against the French
occupation of Mexico. ---
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-Garibaldi has issued proclamation, call
ing upon all parties to unite in the name of
Italy and Victor Emanuel as Dictator for
the re- possession of Rome and Venice.
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6TThe Cincinnati Enquirer says the
meeting that endorsed Green Clay Smith in
Covington consisted of just thirteen persons.
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GA Methodist church has been organ
lied in OHIO, in which no stump speeches
are allowed on Sunday. The administra-
ton cburchs refuse to recognize it.
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GTIt is proposed in Congress to send
Commissioners to Europe to encourage emil
grafton, and to give pecuniary aid to those
who are poor. There is some food for
thought in this idea.
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GA movement is on foot among the
Missouri Conservatives to run Gen. Frank
p. Blair, Jr., for next Governor of that State.
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0FNicholas McCormicy, a wealthy
bachelor of j Jefferson, Iowa, froze to death
in bed during the recent cold snap. An
awful warning against sleeping alone.
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-sgO7-fhere was great discussion in the
rebel Congress lately over proposition au-
thorizipg the President to suspend the writ
s.ofbaJeos corpus. The people of the South
ahavs notyet arrived at that advanced stage
Of yielding their liberties that they have at
the North.
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6FThe total number of sheep killed by
dogs in Kentucky last year, as shown by
the report of the State Auditor, amounts to
1OoI2-valued at $40. 226.
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TThe colored wenches of Gen. Buffers
department propose to present him with a
sword. The old story of Beauty aud
Beast.
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@The rebels are said to have staked
much of their hopes upon beiOg able to
maintain possession of Atlanta, Georgia, and
are determined to burn it down if they can
not hold it.
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CTORAGE AND COMMISSIONERS
~ and Produce for storage or sale always re-
eeived on consignment on the most moderate
rates. ALEX. MADDOX.
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NEW HAMS.-5OO canvassed Hams or
IN my last years curing, sweet, sound, Juicy
and of unrivalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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old HAMS-2Oo two year old can
~ vassed of lot of some thousand of INV
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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n0tJSeven thousand out of thirteen thou.
sspd mules have persisted in one corral at
Ghatfsnoogs. owing to the lack Of food and
proper treatment. ~
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-GTAll the "loyap papers and kilograms
from Washington have lately been teeming
with statements that the war is soon to
close. The call for $1,000 more does net
lookl like it; the two stories do not jibe.
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In st. Paul, Minnesota, there are from
1000 to 5000 Catholics, and 2,245 Protes-
tapts
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TColonel Straight, with 10 Federal
officers and men, have escaped from the
Richmond prison. Straight with IL 9TH
ers, are safe.
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GA writ has been issued for the cleo
ton to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Senator White, of Pennsy
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eEFIt is claimed that Lee has only 30
600 infantry on the Rapidan.
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The Little Rock Democrat says there
ale about fourteen thousand rebel soldiers
in Arkansas, Including guerrillas aud camp
followers
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& @Pekin, China, has the Oldest newspa-
per in the world. 1t has been published
4or one thousand years. and is printed on a
large sheet ofsilk.
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The King of DENIM ark has called out bis
reserves, which increases his army to 49,
500 men-three divisions of infantry, and
one of cavalry and seven field batteries.
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&Three hogsheads of new crop tobacco
were sold in Louisville, at 81 so; $40 co.;
and S81 90. The tobacco was grown by
Mr. VIM. Scott, of Ballard county.
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CHOICE IMPORTED FRENCH BRAN.
~ DY-I have bought out John A. Coburn's
stock of choice Braroy selected by himself in
France, superb article for Druggists and Fam
lilies, very old. ALEX. MADDOX.
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GA bill is before the Iowa Legislature
authorizing the governor to send state
commissioner of emigration to Europe.
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CORN MEAL.-From picked flint gra:a
" and carefully millcd, ever on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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COMMON WHISKY. An abundant
~ supply of common Whiskeys, at very low
rates, always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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41ltTThe Duke of Cleveland died at Roby
Castle in England on the 18th nit.
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~General Scbofeld has assumed the
command of the Department of the Ohio,
vice Foster relieved.
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III H Mackcrel, Salmon, Herring,
Il Sardines, Lake and other fish
ps ALEX MADDOX
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@The births of 1 JIG boys, 1872 girls,
in all 2 BOB, were registered in London one
week lately. This number is about 500 in
excess of the average.
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6FThe Legislature of Maine has voted
to give to recruits uniform state bounty Of
three hundred dollars.
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rAt Shelby there ex lists mandatory
employing fifty hands solely for making
mouse-trapsl
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nLD BOURBON.-5O Brls. choice Bouri
~ bon Whiskey very old, pure, highly tiavored
and oily. ALEX. MADDOX
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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@PARsoE BRowNiow is reported dan
gerously i'll, at Knoxville.
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EfAMILY FLOUR.-The choicest brands
Il always kept ALEX. MADDOX.
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GOFFEE.-The choicest descriptions al
" ways kept in full supply.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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TNEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MADDOX.
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UTHon. George Read Riddle has been
elected U. s. Senator from Delaware, in
place of Mr.. Bayard. He is a peace
Democrat.
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@The consumption of cheese in Paris.
as a desert, amounts 10 ten thousand pounds
yearly.
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u General Berg has issued orders that
Poland shall in failure be governed by mar
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@Out of $4,000 deaths in London, FL :
600 are children under FIVE years of age.
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GFThe Huntingdon Qndiana) Democrat
dominates Vallandigham for President in
1864.
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Britannia and Japanned WareI
. FIEE STOCK OF BRITANNIA WARE AND TEA
TRAYS AND wAITEss, very cheap. at
de:I7 B. ALBERT'S I'd street.
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nounce every man who whispers peace on
earth. good will to men," as traitors, seces-
ssonists. rebels, copperheads, oustcrnu
&c. and deserving imprisonment IL oas-
tile. or hanging ~
1776 and 1854; what striking similarity
between then aud now; there was q Loru
North then, there is Lord North now; we
had a king and despotism then, we nave ma
the same thing now; we had rebellion
then against "the best government on eartn,
we have rebellion. now against tine oest
government on EARTH" we had taxatlo
then, we have taxation now. The rebels OF
To at day believed that governments derived
their just powers from the consent OF the
governed, the rebels of to-day believe the
same thing; The government then declared
the right te bind the colonies in all cases
whatsoev err our government now declares
the same thing; we had tories then who de-
clared the government could rightfuily ex-
ercse such unwarrantable jurisdiction over
these States, and we have tories now who
declare the same thing, we had stamp act
then, and some tories corrupt enough to &C
cept the office of stamp agent under 1t, and
have similar things now; our rebel loretta
theirs compelled them to resign, and burned
them in effigy in almost every city, town,
and hamlet in the land, whiletheir children
blessed them for it.
The friends CT constitutional liberty, those
who are being denounced as traitors, tories
and rebels now, will ere long rise up in til cir
majesty and strength and compel those
hirelings of despotisnl in our midst to resign,
and be burnt in efigy in imitation of the
glorious past, while our children and our
CHI ildren's children TO the latest generation,
will bless our memories for it. Can any
one fail to see that the only real foes to the
Constitution, to liberty and to law, in thi,
country the real tories of to-day. the per-
fidious authors of all our national troubles
and calamities, are the Repu blicaus and
Abolitionists?-that party that touches but
to destroy, that rules but to ruin?
COMMON SENJE, Jr.
Upper Uwchlan Jan. 25th, 1864.
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%Tbe export of potatoes during the
wear from Belfast, was 1927 tons against
4 ,629 tons in 1862, and 8. $50 tons in 1861
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4 ORDAGE-H Hemp aud Manila ropes Of
- all sizes from plough line to q sh ps cable
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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MORN IN THE EAR-Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX.
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EGeueral Burbridge isrePorted as sue
cessor to General Ammen, as commander
Of the United States forces In Kentucky.
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E. F. FLEMING, Pres

Mrs. M. CULBERTsoN, D ap,,.
Mrs. j. SHACKLEFoRD,
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nAKUM-Choice prepared always on
" hand A. MADDOX
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NASHVILLE. FEBRUARY IS. 1864 .
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DLOCK AND TACKLE-An assortme nt
ID embracing all sizes of superior construction
ALEX. MADDOX,
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THEESE-Them most select brands of rich,
~ pure, bluegrass cheese. ..f
ALEX. MADDOX.
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OId Stand on Wall Street.
AAysvillo, July II
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proper treatm emit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.

The Internal Revenue bill viii be reported to
tie House nom the Committee Of tho whole to.ilor
row. Nearly all Of the sections have been considered
Upward OF 80 amendments have been made TO the bill
M.ny Of them are OF verbal character None OF the
taxes originally reported have been essencd but on mo
contrary there has been considerable increase All
Of tho amendments hayo Jet TO be acted upon b. TIC
Jouse without debata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROH EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City of Baltimore.
GARIBALDI IN LONDON,
Macmillan Announces His Accession to
the Mexican Throne.
Ills EMDiRKATION FIXED FOR APRIL II.
a Defeat Of the British ministry.
THE sCHLEsWIG-H0LsTEIN WAR.
Trohale Evacuation Of Duppel by
the Danes.
Ills EMDiREATION FIXED FOB APRIL A.
a Defeat Of the British ministry
THE sCHLEsWIG-H0LsTEIN WAR

The Inman steamer City of Baltimore, Capt.
Molohouse, which left Liverpool at o'clock on the
afternoon OF the l9tb and Queenstown the 18th Of
April arrived here yesterday bringing four days later
news.
The Arabia arrived at Queenstown at $50 on the
evening OF the l2th and was of Liverpool when the
City Of Baltimore left.
The L. s. frigate jamestown was at Macao at latest
dates.
1t Is staed that 81 hopes OF saving the steamship City
Of New York arc abandoned
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The Danish War.

The following kilograms show the course Oh
events in the siege Of Duppcl: H.. g..
COPENHAGEN Monday April Ia n vSit tSs 7 nle
r ~ nS as.ar,lav 20 OF our men were wounded"
,.iiTAyTSsTrIN Monday, April 1.-The DANISH oa,-
ferries lave been senccd several heavy pieces OF or1
$50 have been dismounted and much OF the upper
r, ~ the intrenchmcnts from No. to No. D. mas Deon
'S The Dnppcl windmill which served the Danes both
a. powde magazine and observatory mas Deen ae-
cIbc prussian troops in Jutland have advanced
.tTarI They drove the Danes out OF Horsens AFTER
short engagement and subsequently advanced by way
% fnpEsnAcrS. April lI-e am.This morning tho On.
80 aitcnpted an assault upon No. Bastion, winch
,n.ajy failed weaker attack on our LETT wing nke-
The Minister Of War has received the following TO-
NOR, Of tho affair from the COMMANDMENT Chief:
Early this morning the enemy attacked Dotn wAaes
See Eighth Page
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FROM TEE HE'D RIVER ExPEDs-
TEoN.
sinking Of tho Cppboat EnstDort on Rcd
Rivrr-ThcTcbeIs Attack Gen. a. J.
smiths Transports Above Strand
Ec2re, on RED River.
From Our Special Correspondent.
On BoARD STEAMER SrII ,VA,

On BOARD STEANrE SUI 'NA
Opposite Fort PlloS Apli 81, Irvi.
From a naval officer bearing dispatches, ]
have Just learned that the Passport Of our finest
and most formidable roncId rams struck oisnas bout
twenty miles above Grand Ecorc Inst Saturday morn.
ing which caused her 10 sink immediately slc still re
mains IN her critical position her upper decks being
three feet above water Efforts Will at once be- made
70 raise her but this viii be attended with the greatest
difficulty on &C cunt Of the very low stage c the river
eud tie immense weight Of tie Passport. Tie East-
port il will be remembered got aground on tho falls at
Alexandria. and had a escape from destruction.
The armament Of the Esspori is Of the most po1
eriu in Admiral Porters Gect and ler Zoe. at the pres
eni time will 10 serious 10 river hgct II wa
contemplated TO use the Easirort against the Rebel
ram Missouri which the enemy boast Is able 70 sink AL
the Yankee craft on Rcd River.
SOUTHERN CHIvALIY.
On Monday las, band u Rebels from Green's com
maud attacked several ~ transports On Red River
above Grand Ecore. Tho steamer Clara Bell Gen. s.
e.. Smiths flagship, was riddlcd with shot and shell
but singular to relate no one on board was killed. We
had several men wounded two three q Tie trans
ports. but the enemy were finally obliged % beet 4
retreat On board the CLra Bell were two small brass
howtsers. which were worked by the steward. cooks
deck hands aud other civilian attaches cu the boat with
good effect, aiding materially the dispersion Of tie
Rebel horde
ATTACK on THE lITTIE sTEyESs.
On Wednesday last. while the steamer Milo
Stephens Was proceeding up Red River with lie S-h
Massachusetts, Regiment board en- route Cor Grand
Ecore they were attacked ~ some 40 guerrias' who
fred some three four IOleys nom one Of TIE steep
bluffs that line the banks Of this crooked r'ycr. Il
spirited reply from the regiment bad the desired erect
the chyalry scaHpeTng Oh in al directions The hI'
lowing correct list Of casualties on board the Milo
Stephens:
First Lieut.. T. Insraham (son OF Col Ingraham), Co
H. 3.fh Mass night leg. slight
Newton Townsend Co {. asth Mas, rightlcr, flesh
\. 5. Rowland, CO. c, 18th l.aas., hip slight.
- LuRt Co. A, severely.
Robert Morris. sutler 18th Ne. foot slightly.
:. J.. II.
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iuc'y every favor which, under existing laws, could
reasonably be dcmanded and expressed Che most earn
sympathy for them. and desire to avert so far as
may be- The recurrence Of those caame5 TO which as
Il Border Stat, .hry Lave been subjected.
Respectfully TBCe T. BrANLETTE."
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,,.,suchusct,s Troops Cap,u.ea.

Boston. Wednesday, Apfil2 1864.
Companies II and G, Massachusetts, Heavy
Artillery, were among the troops captured at Plyn
outh n. &.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEWS FROM BURNSlDE'S EXPEDITION

The Position of the Enemy in Louisiana
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THE STAIR MIaETIA on Duty.
Fourth Regiment Called Out for Hnrbor
Herrnse.

GFIgnAt HEADQUARTERS STATE or NrvYoRx.}
ApIr.AsT GrsLEALs uIICs, aLBaNYi AF.tisa, Is'''
SPECIAL ORDEBs No. lbl.-hajor-iien. Charles
" ssuford Commanding frs, Division 4 the ha'.onl Grrd
or lie Ste Of New.YoIk vii, detail Rec mot Of his
fr, with order. to report t. MajorG,n. JOIN & Uit,
,etdiug Uepatmcnt of The Fest, for Thirty ~ dlys
6.ty IN the l,leulss OF new York Iigfb0f.
~ order Of the toLmand-rintl.ei,
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os evidently giving ont and tobacco is one Of tlc
ueccssaIies Of a FrcHchmans existence u "ouid haly
have been wise, or even judicionsiy brave, Tor the
Yankee Government 10 have stack 70 rs discrimination
nf prohibiting it's expectation from Richmond The
Confederate Government gGins by the operation The
port duties and maintains its prestige for uir dealing.
SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
Two HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THRp DAY
The enemy kept up brisk fire upon the city on Thurs
day firing between forty and iiliy shells About ]
o'clock Parrot shell entered the roof Of Alexander
Duueans workshop 1T the foot Of lasscl street struck
ON the anvil and bursted. Two young aid a negro
were standing by the anvil at tho tins Of the SposOn
The two white men ESCAPED uuujurgd. Tho negro
bow named Aaron. belonging t. Mrs. Heath, was
struck on tie shoulder rad the left broken He
also received several bruises the head. Ii is
believed That amputatiGn OF tie viii be necessary
Between thirty and forty shells have been fred Ut
Fort Sumter since our last most Of which struck, but
did 10 damage.
Tic enemy were again busy ri the Swamp Angel"
on Thursday, There was no change in the ieet
Mercury.
YANKEE DESERTBRS,
The records at Castle 1hurdcr give strange
evidence concerning the remarkably fine spirit Of the
Yankee army in Virginia. within the last few weeks
nearly q hundred deScrtcr from GTaut have passed
over the line ana come asking asylum IN the bosom o
the Rebellion. Fox the Las, few days they have been
particularly perseycring in ting to Richmond ahead
of the unwilling to wait for Graut and stand the
chances Of being put TO g-ont deal Of unnecessary
trouble and in no litIe danger II Is becoming Gus
tOmary sight squads ui iye siy eight or ten per
day marching Up e. Gen. Windcrs Office uudnr guard,
bn seeming gay AMI glad If they were in the best
luck and with the best prospects IN The world
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Acting Assistant AGiItaut- General.
ns,poU.HTfcs fIrsr DrvsIoN N q. $ y. f-}

NEW YORK, april q, lrt ,
sprct,t gpgHs Ma. 6.-Tur-uut tO special Orl.fs No.
ier l~ ,,.rcel iic.dg1lr.r4 ue 4th pek.rru Noloal
II ,ler tie command 81 Col Teller, r. h,'by detailed
a. i,y dave duts ia the di.uses of ar Iiai"" oi t-"
V. col T.tr vii report for orders e. igof'''1 JON
a Di, commanding che Department 81 lie Ls,i. ~
~ oEtcr 81 hXoi zen L W. S-'.'' Oi"'
hLtIAsDEa HAMILTON 4. u. I.
HEADQUARTERS FouRru RfGr. y q. ). N.Y.
NEW loRK Apa' -. 1864
Orrrps No. J-PuraIant 20 spech orcll no 10. from
General IirsJgusIl-r and Division Sp'ca OJ'' "" t1'
hc-rby ord ROD 10 a.eiblc. IN ist!.ue Dress h
nss p.eted and dayI cooFsd ration 1t The Division
ATu,ory coffot OF Elm and White streets on NtdarfaN
men, ,Is ali o. May ut O'Clock g del 1T foE ui!
49,, dry IA thr dsitrteu Of the hnTbof Of Aew-l ok
NE comsnd !. also ordered 90 s.senbe Ia cltns Dies It
c me ia - Oh Friday nolt the 29.h Instant at oooct
~ a.. -. --..,...1 A.. .,,, ,e a., -....
eut Ne peck resigned. He viii be Obcysj and Tc'e It'd
accordingly , . , III, H.
s--t n fu'y a. efficient office NJ t.D command retire
an, = "a i Tie regret aat the be,; wishes n tho ouro co
td Inc coDi-rfut especially has ,scit reasons ia -
uoWiede III, valuable services OF Aduilnt Peek and the
,o,tp,.s with which lac has always Performed h duy ~
.ijr, Bv order cf BASH ". TLLL.A, Colonel
,uiRrEs II. LEfASD Adjuiau'.
J1Nps u. PICK, Sorst Major.
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AFFAIRS IN GEN. JoHNsT0N's ARMY

preparations for the Defense Of Texas