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, 1864-08-06
From The Correspondents n. T. Timee,1
HKADorAnTERs AR11 OF THE PoroxAc. !
Before PErEnaBuRG, Va, Sunday. July 81. !

From The Correspondence n. T. Timee,1
HKAparArTERs ARn1 OF THE PoroxAc.1
Before Petersburg, Va. Sunday. July q.
THE EXPLOSION OF TIE NINE,
Ha1fpast three in the morning found our
men In the trenches. wide awake and expect
ant Everything being IN readiness, the
fuse connecting with the main chamber was
Lighted. Ten minutes elapsed and vet no
explosion. Breath1ess with suspense the
men awaited the result Half au hour passed
BY and the silence remained unbrokeu, aud
It became evident that the fuse had gone out.
But who, With even the probability Of safety,
dare venture along that dark, dripping pas
sage to examine the fuse, when death ia Its
most horrible form might await hfs coming
4 Lieutenant and Sergeant (whose names I
am eorry to say 1did not learn} Of the 18th
r.. stepped forward and volunteered to en-
ter the tunnel. The profier of their services
Is accepted, and they enter the passage.
Some delay occnrs In the adjustment Of the
fuses, and meantime red glow in the east
heralds the coming Of the sun.
!, at ~ the fuse Is again lighted, and again
the men In the trenches clench their guns
sion, Five minutes passes, and all remains
silent. The rebels In the fort, unconscious
Of their doom, sleep on the sun, as II anx-
loua to witness the spectacle, mounts the
horizon, and at that moment the earth
heaves and trembles Is If shaken by an earth
AA0A<- AL AAct0AA1 aAA ~A~A EtAAtA@ 49,
plosfon; hugh masses Of earth, Hired as
child would toss a marble, men, cannon, cats-
Sons, limbeEs, folges, guns and tfmbeEs are
belehed forth high in air, and descend with
heavy "thud,h ehapeless, choatic mass.
It Is doubtful whether auy Of the occupants
OF the fort made their escape from death or
capture. Numbers were doubtless engulfed
In the yawniug crater when the huge mass
descended, and If alive, were SO deeply en-
tombed as to render eItrication impossible.
ebapeless masses once men were found In
the debris, and some were found half buried,
and were dug out With baJonets, sticks and
swords, An officer, while sitting in the
ruins, resting his hand on the loose earth
thrown up BY the explosion, fancled that he
discovered q motion beneath. Taking a
piece OF board, he commenced exploring the
dirt. and In moment uncovered the face Of
rebel who had been buried In the ruins.
Strange to say, he waa uninjured, although
nearly suffocated by his premature burial.
The crater formed By the explosion vas OBJ
long In shape, about one hundred md fifty
feet In length, and twenty-five in width. The
destruction Of the fort was complete -Four
companies of the 18th North Carolina Regi-
ment, with q portion Of another not known,
are supposed to have been buried In the de-
hrfs
, 1864-08-06


:PHOV TSi0Ns-Market daiiii and nominal. ii sss
P2azz.-No1hIna!. Eo - sa}ss. l. PRIME % Mas PoRk4n
Sales yesterday M tes haf steam and half kettle at
P0UlTRY-Chickens are in better fupply aud
eatier, We quote:
Chickens DG@2 80
Tutksys; n.... ..:...:.-: ....;... S@t1c
, 1864-08-06

Coz. VAUGHAN; On the morning Of the
18th OF July, portions Of the Apaches, Ko-
was and Comanches came to the post, as
they had been doing for several days. to get
proyisloDs-over ten thousand dollars worth
were issued to them By the commander with
in the past few days. Soon after dinner. i.
acting officer Of the day, was looking for a
white boz. said to be prisoner among them.
, 1864-08-06

ELE53E3 1V9IAT 1tQIW
bu No Rye ii store l8 800 bu No REa In st9fe
EaELEY-ReceiTed today. 1.1s3 bn; shipped,
none. Market very afn a1d 5@t1c higher. EaIe5 TO-
day were:-4oo bn No2 harleJ in store at 81 ~. By
Af.EoHOL-nominala 4 ut . se@3st per gallon,
DUTTER-Reteived to-day. as ms. Market
yc actlve, and 1@2r higher. Wequota;
Prime Dairy n crooks and tubs..-..-.. 3@s7c
Grease butteF...'..ss
1t0 nsk1rs At Sc; 100 ffkns po ut S5Hc.
BEA AEr-Norntua1a at *s.ltf259 per oustel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

The falloaiog sketch Of fhis distinguished
AID rnsritorioUs offiser which wu end ia sas
sostbsTn illustrated Macs win be Rad with
gTeat interest by cur people: 10 officer IN the
Confedsrate sefviee haa woza a more snduring
reputation for skill and gaiisnsry tAaH General
Longsuset
The rama Of no officer in the Confederate
eervlee has become more familiar 20 the general
Tea1er than that Of Lieut.. Gen. Longstrset
TIE number Of important conflicts in which he
has been SINGS the iFst shock of aruls at Ma
nassas, snd the abilisy and gallan.ry he hss dis
Played m each, has Won for him q proud uusi-
ton IN the front EaBk Of distinguished Gonfed-
erate oficefs
james Lorgstreei was born IN ihs ssste Of
South Carolina, and is abous forty.three years
ef sga For many ysars past he has been a
citizen of alabama. Ha entered tbs military
academy at West Plins Ia 1898, as q cadet rom
South Carolina, and gnsdgassd ii tee class Of
lc42 80 celebrated ios tho numSer Of IS aistin-
glishod msmoefs Aucng his classmates we
notice the names of Pope and Roseerzns OF the
Federal army. and D IL Hdi. Lowell, G. W.
Smith, Van Dorm, "a L Smith, r las, MsLaws
z. Fl. Andersen, in the C0nfsdeTata srrny. We
venture assertion Hotw.ths tsnding the lew grade
OF L3BgssTeet IL bis cl8sg thas thers IS n0s one
ot the above uamed oficsrs who would not
willingly exchange rspUEaii0ns Wlbh Jsma0
L,ongstreet, who has justly won lie title OF
"hsrd fighter
On he lst Of Jdly, 1913, General Loagsress
took his posiion in the United States army, AZ
= Brsvet s cond LieuieE ant Of the Fourth Re
Riment Of Infsuiry, in which be served uusH
MErch 1876. when be was Transferred to the Fiisi
Regiment He was pr8notod to The rank Of
FIRST LisufengnG In February I547, hsviBg pre-
viouslT bssn distinguished iE ths : 9 tle oi Nom
teTeg. From June, 1857, to July, I547, he serv-
ed ~ sP Adjutznt in BID Regimant.
He was brovstod captain for gallant meTi
tsrious conduct in TIE 5attes Of Confrerss snd
ChuruBuseo, august 10Th, lS47, aud major for
zslsantry ia tbe battle Of Z aiolino del Ray,
September 8lh, l547. He wss highly distin.
euishsd and severely Wounesd In tho a5saalt on
Chspultspec, SeptsnbeT 1871, 1871 Il viii
thzs De soan that the career Of Lieut. Long
street in the Mexican war, was one Of unecm-
mon brihaney, ard that lie came oGt Of ths war
with sn established reputation for courage ard
ability at ths eaTiy sgo Of tWeniy-gsTsu. Ho
became esp ain IL DeeeinbaT, 1852 and pay
raastar with the rank CT HisjJr, il July, 1858.
General LongstTset war first brought Promi-
nsnily before the S0usher6 public 81 the battle
of Bail Rua % the ISsh of Jdly, 1861, WhsEe
he commanded, aud suhssg gently 81 the batfle
Of Masasss8, Jaly 81 1851, in which hs com
ma8ded brigade under Gen. Bssuregard Hs
vs8 afterwards m2de major general under Jes
p. J 5hns.on, and now holds ths position Of
Esutcnant general, and commands q separate
army, which is success uily engaged IN tbs de-
fense Of East TsHnessee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

MATTERS AZ WAsHEGToN.-Tbe special
committee GA slavery, Of which Samner is
ebsra ", met for The aTsl tine On the lsh iasi-'
ana aerssd to inEodues a bll LsPsains the ta-
giave slave law.
The Esuss spoei q e9anitsee en- Ilis bankrupt
lar has s5o2ed 8 bl em2ogsring laoges o.
district cs05a 10 appsias Togisiass II sa1HilPs-
ey, with ala P0ael abere there Is ne opposi.'on'
aud, If there is any opposition, the district
j5dgss are 70 hear and determine the cases N
lhsiT oEeois courts, and are to have saPremscy
and eiacuuent jarisdicEicn. Provision Is made
Eor voluntary and involuntsry bankruptcy. All
ee1po alons are iBeludsd ia So provisions ez-
eeps hanks and railroad e1-apaniss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

The UNDERWATER. ~ Bohemian, % who
accompanied Commauder Wood in .hs cspiuIe
Of this stsamer in sight Of Esw6ern, ard vas
slightly wounded in the engsgsmsHt, gives the
following description Of she craft:
The "Uo5erwriter" was 8 largo ai5e wheel
steamer, formerly New York oceso iugboss,
bat was commissioned IN September, 1861 she
fred the first gun Al R1Rn0ks island had en-
gine1 Of $50 horse poweT, the lsrgest tho Ysn
kses have taken across Hatlegas sWash moult-
Ell four guns-two large S-inch shell guns, one
j cound ride aHd one y pound howifzzg The
steamer was one Of The purchases Of Horgsn,
5F8ibsT-in-lsw Of Secretary Weliss, 7shaa 81
gsgsd IN his vaas speculatons but II must BE-
ssid she was the best Of ths les Sle was l56
feet inches ia length. % feet beam, and about
325 tunnage. Jacob Rastsr Fslt-E grand rzs-
esl---s H0Ith Car9liEian, vas her cOmmaEder
Tahen al in al, the "Uadirwriiar,s' was oBs
of tho most Formidable guahasta Of tas ueW
purchase a7d the best in fhe sounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

an old negro By tie ZANE of jim Bread yes
arEss.sd 81 Cislksgiiie, Tennessee, on Tuesday
eveniDg By order Of Col. A, a. Smith, Of tho
s33 Illinois, commanding That post, upon the
charge Of poi5cning ioBE negro soldiers. A gen
tlsnssn icsE from there inierme us hat on Mon
dsy Jha treated tho negro soldiers 10 Bom8shiug
b drink, sad duripg tae night they all died
An examiaaf,oa- showed Lhas they ksd baen
noisansd. and Jim Wss arrested as above stated
Cel Smith las boen enforcing the cath pre-
seribed By Gov J5hnsoa 60 be the tast Of the
sliaibihty Of psls5R to vote for Che restoration
Of civi government in Tennessee. In order to
pei pass to 20 10 CT oat Of Clagksvlle, or TO
sell goods IN lha. city, persons had TO tSke tho
oalh Ga Tuesasy morning Col smiths order
was 90 altered that persons e0uid procure passes
who did aet take the oaIh.-LeHsspstts Dan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

The RUSSIAN CLIMATE.--The following eX-
tract from a sketch Of Russia and the Russians,
in ihe Richmond Pssnel,, BY one who has been
there, will--to use comm0n Phrsse-be Icad
with much interest at the present times
When they desira 10 rgise monument 30 one
Of thsi1 statesmen or generals, they throw q pail
Of water higl into the ar, and it freezes there
The next day they commence where they left
oif, and throw up another, and eontinus this
process until the shaft Tesebes the ground
/ Everything is sealed over With ijnty surface
/ Of ice. D. they desire 70 send poor wretch to
/ Siberia The Cossaeks give him push, and
be slides there. Que Gay prince Of The blood
vyss presented With fac horse By The Empsess
| Els Qualification was s1ch that he ran into the
/ stree. and lesped into the air. When fall ten
feg from he earth, be brea.hed hesvily, and his
I breath freezing in 2 horizontal shaft, stuck fast
! il the congesled s.yn05pbere, and Ihero bs has
] hung ever since. Several Russian grSRdees a5
/ cerlEining tlat [ had gold about my persoa,
! fleze fast to Ine, 50 that for long time Wa5
/ unable 20 shake them eff All The pu5ic build
! iugs are oTnGmsnted with freeze For the lat
year OK 90, tbs cold hes been 50 iutcnso that Al
/ sxsnder frees his seTfs day By day Cronstadt,
being 10 al exposed situation, 10 defended BY an
/ immense ehe0eng De frise, imported fiom Fries
land alter tbsse facts, who shall dispute The
ufopriaty OF he Russian motto, "Ffeez5 and
I Uuited %
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SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUlRY d.
TO rHs PGanrc.

We have beer. informed By several gentlemen
thst hey have been charged 6fly esnts for a
single copy Of our paper By some Of the news
boys This is contrary to our instructions, and
the understanding By which The paFer Is placed
II ihsir hands at 4 price that enables them to
sell ct twenty-five csHts a copy and EosliEc a
handsome pTcft Any departure from shis un-
reported st the of5eo, VII prevent
a ropsiision OF TIE frsud. Our Drice at The
eoGnbE is twenty-five cents single copy.
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- - 81 y. De slnse IsaaI...

The NasfcHai Banks Vss the state Banks.
ALBANY, February 9-The delegstion from
the New York banks. ia conjunction with he
rosTesentstives Of several bsaks Of Albany
with bsnk superintendent, were boiofs the JOINT
committee on banks stis aftornCoU.
AIr Coo, tde eharnan Ct tho Esw York dels-
sa.iue 1pored the ball showing the injary that
tse r2tioGal banks were dong to the Sssts
bsaigs: .ass be edraa'sgs given 70 The nsu0nsl
barl<. IL relisi l-caa sszston etc, would drive
the State banks cut CT ex.sss--;ee. unless they
had protection.
Mr. Marin, Of Blabaay, followed in = Hpe5ca
Of considerable bitterness sgalDst Secretary
Chases sysiem, snd hsld that il vas necessary
that the State banks should be put upcn the
game footing with .hs n1sioaal bsnks as regards
taxation This idsa, however, was a. once
condemned BY the eommj;tse as project not
to be sustsinc5 for moment
The President Of ihs Manhattan Bank, OF
New York followed indenuaeis.ion Of the at
temps to force upon tie country tAo syston1 Of
Chase, to tho ruin Of the finances Of the
country.
M Ssoat. Of Nav York, wss quite severe On
R{r. Chase, and considered that the safety Of the
finances of the country depended upon the
Stale banks; that the system Of Mr. Chase did
very well for the Wess, where thOy had no well
secured banking system; bat the attempt to
force il upon the people here would prove not
only dangerous, but in the end ruin0us, and Ia
Gnated thss Il would force a war Of sections;
that no sooner was ibis rebellion over thar We
should hayo a financial revolution throughout
the North
Mr. Olcoit, Of Albany was likawiso very Sc
we're on Mr.. Chsse sgd his plans, looking upon
them 10 tho light Of trying to fores bankruptcy.
Erasmus Corning believed il 20 De graHd
political scheme, intended by the originator 20
/ be used 70 ride into power upon.
All Of the speakers u-gs3 Sisse DT0tecsieii,
/ showing that the banks OF Now York hsld some
swenty-four millions Of bullion, which they
( could sell at az enormous profit, bat kept i ss
/ a balance Wheel While The National banks we're
net called upou to keep specio 70 redeem thelE
n6tCs, and had nothibg 10 faA back upon
Que Of the speakers explRised bow beng.
rupt merchant coUld 60 to NI Cissa sad could
mansge 20 stass bank Wi.hoQ. s0y capita
aHd yet il these Banks are - he deposited tha
funds Of ihe uaJi3a. II csc OF these nanks
lailod, however small ard Insignificant It would
eresie such 6islrHst saa5 81 would nave TO go
an Of The baBk mog declared that they shoUlI
have protection from The stNia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

MAKING SHOF.-Ths high prizes of shot
makes Il n7esssazy for every one to msnufec-
tuGs the article as home. This is easily ard
quickly dene by first casting lesd into sheets OF
thickness Of tie sizs of tha shot dasirs5s say
from thrse.eighshs Of an incn upwards. II
mould caInet be invsstod pound the lead on 3
piece Of sheet iron, aad hammer cut to . unl-
foYfp thickness Altar the sbesis are prepared,
enf mao little strips, with pair Of shesEss OBJ
servius shas yen form perfect square, and
ext us these into little bits, stli preserving the
eousFe. Now roll these little pieces between
niece Of marble, which must not have TOO
smooth asTvics snd piece Of iron, weighing
some three or four pounds ard IN a shoEt time
vos via baEe shos that viii answer q bettE
purpose than the drop, for the Tseson that have
more weight.
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rsuriou weed On The raslouaI 9.s,.

TIE paaiotio old soldier Of she lobby, he
venerable THurlOW Weed, hss bsen at work
up0R his statistics" sgain, Bis subject this
tnne being our prospective national debt Tie
estimates that By tbs tinse this war il ended Il
wiii have cost us some four Thousand uiI!fens
OF dollars, hEsa thousand milli0ns Of Thieh 7giB
sesssi1 on tho books against Us a. ear IratlUuai
dsbs S-S=. tssrning 30 tie Interesting problem
c. TIE paymeat, be ss9noaes ne repeal Of lie
homestead law, in order fhG5 ss-e nubiic lands
may be brought back 10 the rslief Of .hs iT5-z;;-
~; AID the6 he proposes hOsTy seheduls Of
increased taxation.
Mr " says the war viii cost, before it 70 oaded
four thousand millions Of dollars He does not
90 far enough. Il Lincoln bo reelected We say
il viii cost six THOUSAND millions, or one half
Ghe whole value Of tao property OF the loyal
Ststes, according 20 The census OF 1850 AZ thas
tims the value Of tss propafsy Of al tho United
States vas esiimsted at sixteen THOUSAND NIL
lions. Allowing four thousand millions Eor The
States IL rebellion, leaves tie entire Vsua5ioE Of
the loyal States Twelve thuHsand millions, and
ous-half Of Che greas inheciancs Of the people
is to be absorbed before ths Faz Is sadad g...e--
8 change be effected in its msaagement -Kslo
York HerGfd
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ae,ssr frem Fsngslnt.

Mzzz.ni having been charged with being con-
cernad in the lata attempt to take the life Of Ma
coleon has addressed the annexed letter TO tie
London papers:
AccusatioEs Of every description have been,
since the arrest Of four Italians IN Paris charged
with an ss;emP- against Louis Napoleon, heaped
on ne by the 6reaHs 0f the French G0vernmsnt
ard r61eated BIZ shs EneiiBh pre5s
Il has elWays been ny known habit not to
discuss scC1sati5Us put forth aEsinss ne BY
aTowed enemies, aai ! ieel special dislike te
do so when the EcCus@EiouB cene from tine agents
Of & man who as ias Is IN him hes, Is, by N re
brutal force. dapri7ing HIy e5dntry of tss uoity
which shs claims, snd maHi1g Rome ths basis
S0ush of Italy.
Yielding, however 70 solicitations Of dear
English friends, 1 Do declare;
ThatI never did instigale anybody to kill
Louis Napoleon;
TAst nevsr cId give TO any maa bonds, air
gus, revoi7erz cr daggers for that purpose;
Tbas Trabueco, Imperatori and Ssgiio are on
tiroiy ar known to ne;
Tlss, therefore, the meeting sumnoasd st Lu-
gauge the absurd place If sub lieutenant, given
70 Imrcrato1i IN 8 brigade Of four OF The men,
and the giving Of the photographs 70 The men
ar ah3olus issebCOds.
That ny 1he1cgrsp Is With MP autograph 81
the bottom sre 5eid for the "Veuies EmsDeiya
ton Fund 4" al the Office Of the Unite Ra!taaa
at MILAN and elsewhere;
That no Letter, with or without money, has
ever been addressed by ne to Gssco in Psris.
Greco / know. Hundreds, I eight Say tlou-
sands, Of youag nlei3, belonging to cur national
patty of action ET5 kuown te ne Greco is an
ou hus,@ssic pstri0t, who took sn active part IN
the enterprises cf 1860 and 1891 il the south o.
Ii .-H1.
me Auy n5ts Of mine in his possession, ii
shere be any, must, however, belong to least nine
0z sea months sE3.
Enough in reply 10 accusations hitherto
merely grounded on Fgcneh police rsp9rls.
am, sir, yours fsi' hully.
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JOB WORR
PRENTTEG. ENDING
r PAp pER. Etc.


L AYlE-a cozst-uctsd 3 large building in Coiun
II bss s g., s1d removed our machinery fron
UlsrleEtsa. Would in+5ras Q7s1tsr1cGstarz Bank
s-d hGirosa 0pcsrz, zua tie pun &c. that re are a.
wei prepared e esc ne yer - eEseats al orders
in Cur llus. We have hsen lwp1rtuE troza Europe
largely Of rtelss uIed u cUr uaiu-ts. ara row have
On bard stock c31s-s-i7g IN pat q ths following
art e.ess
SEQ Reans Eng. DSubIs Cap Writing,
zoe f" " Reysl-Fhigs, blue
aBd 5BE,
goo &" Baak Eots Paper,
SOC 4" White and Blue French and
English F0liO Pest.
500 Resins Whits end Blue Eng. Sap,
1000 Res8s White and Blue English
a8d French Letter,
1000 +" English Bath Letter, small;
2800 f" Waite ana BlEe Eels,
.zEsO,
BlOtting, Copying and Domestic
PAPERS,
100000 Assorted Envelopes,
zoo gross GIiIotts and 1tesr ralEsrs steel Peas.
Pc1lolds RS Pslc47. Sealng Waz, Ink snd snlozi al
sr.is.ss OF Stationery.
A 30. Z u-lzt stock cf b.. Eng lESH BLANK
BOOK PAPE7, .sueer royaI aad imperial, nos yet
arrived VT-iab PIE pared no E1sautacufe into
snV Mad o. aux B5oss.
W are Ec4r crsuiug the shove vzInaa's gtock, aud
adFiss cur Cd gl-taul-ls ana al Others in sant g.
ssnu in their or e4a Es ua-e or tbs sock may 90
mueh broken Is 20 pseFsu. rs trca dlins them
FToEsrlT.
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Az EXPEDITIONS AGAINST TEE SOUTHERN
COAsT The Nav York Times. of ibs Ala INST,
says that another coast szpsdiHon Is fslug oui
and protests sgainst its being carried oat- Il
says:
Much % We respect tie brave cfieaF wac 81
reported 70 be sboui lc lead It, si1oarsly trust
that 40 men will be rsisad fer a10zher eoast al
tack Il may be doubted whothar a singls ono
ct cur coast expeditions, with the exception o.
the attack Cn Now CllesEs, has tended to the
successful closing Of tbs war. W5 Gasy capture
every port and large city and stiil nsE have
touched Eho lie Of the rebellion Let US havs
No more coast eXpsdisions-let us fritter away
90 more gzliznt lives and SUNS Of Treasure. II
is zppaTans now 10 the dalloat eye thas ths Grand
mistake Of 0ur strategy in the Wh0.s war has
been our want Of concentration"
The Times lhsn enters upon the past history
Of the war, sad argues that the failure 10 take
Richmond, and the whole series Of disasters tC
the North, have Isgulted but from one cause
want Of coResRtrahcn Of forces.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-21

FREE SUGAR.-Whas iRo shing & IS 70 haza
such 8 luxury as sugar lsyiug around Ioose,
tor any and everybody who can havs Il inst lOr
the tzking and carrying sWsY. Sueb q g9ideu
opportunity presented lsself yesterday mornlDg
A. the railroad depot. Hogshesds of The pre-
eious articlo had 10 heads ia them, 5ut EeTs tail
cf.Eugar, and buckets and sacks were quickly
illed and carried a1sy- A Begro nloen ed ere
hogshesd on his dIays and called cat vic load
voice for people to come and help themselves,
which ulsIiyof them did. The polcs objected
10 one alan taking aWsy sack. hnt he svi-
denee 80 far does not look Ike gobbling uD any
other person, or the sugar, or The negro. Re-
port Is that the sngar belsnged TO the Govern
nent.- MObils Register
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New Publications.
NOW EEsEBT-:
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NO Ws e EEsEBE-s
'ARDREWS' R6UNTED IND FIELD
ARriELERY DRILL"
By Lle7t. Col n s. Ardss.-s. Army Of Eorihe-z
Virginlz, lusir- -t=1 ~ isEszry 0ae na-ee Q e IN
ogrspesd CT b. prei-=6 90 hu- white paf e. - 4'1i
nornd csli17l= --l .1-E IS 1-cl2le2 4a-1E Lll raz
ton % she triesnee Dc c9ss-Eis2E. G. 5, a I'D
should De IA the bsuts ~ every Ersiie-T 0diesr
Price S4-ozs tli-d OF to i5s Irsds
In EsrsE=-Essz 70 De Eszbss=Esds
GENERAL ORDERS"
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aCHISOLMS SURGERY"
Being third sditoa oS ths valuable work revised
sEd srlzrgs5 ty the auth J. J. Casou, Surgeon C.
s. A. sup. rsy Il 1sraied =
"KARAONTS WORK on HlLfTARY
SCIENCE
Translated ron ths FFsusa by coI Fraak saslar,
". s. A. viii notes By its t1ilor L4ualaisa
PHILIP"
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s7lsndi5iy us rated with Fo1rsl Of the sutLor and
Other rgr-yines.
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LEARNIEG FRENCH"
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and Publt hers.
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value TO tae l5cnlry, L sIFec 20 continue re po.
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