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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-09

To PRoFEssoRs OF Music, AMATEURS, AND THE
MUSICAL PUBLIC GESERALLY.
p. a. Wundermann,
Fcfeidl & Ahtfical WQsia aOaFshoQss,
S24 Broadway.
Having on hand the largest stock Of Foreign
Music in New York, which he imports from
Europe expressly to meet the taste and re-
quirements of the American lovers Of Music,
respectfully calls attention to the fact, that he
is now, supplying Music of Every Style at
Reduction Of twenty-five to fifty per cent less
than any other house in the United lSta.es.
Private T amiliescan be supplied post free)
by forwarding the cash to the above address.
Shonid the amount OF cash forwarded exceed
the cost of the Music, the balance will kbe
promptly, returned in postage currency.
Dealers and Professors should not neglect
this opportunity they will BE libefally dealt
with.~ .-, ra- ,-.FrvL-. ..rv
Il. B.-Any and every piece Of Music(vocal
or insstrumenta1) published in Europe or A
merica,, will be supplied to order, if accom-
panied by the cash. -r.s. f... So II
.,s...s.- Remember the Address,
P. A. UNDE ERM ANN,
Foreign and american Music Warehouse,
8o1 1924 Broadway, New York. 5i- 1923
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WELLSVILLE, N. Y.

MELLOW CITIZENS, Friends and Custom
H. ers return my thanks TO you for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon me for the
past teu years, and my business having so
much increased, found it necessary to estab-
lish my headquarters on the railroad, have
selected Wellsville and hereafter may be found
at the -sus &c sra..er .sf- c.f
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. . .El.f .-sa1-- gH.tn -.
CLOTHEeNG

'r1is branch of our trade we call your atten-
j On to in particular, as we can and will save
you 25 to so per cent. Fine suits from S12
to SIS, worth $50 to $25. Good black pants
for 1915, worth $3.50. Extra Doeskin $3.50.
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POTTER o. X.
2O6 GAIN SINCE OCTOBER

The following are the official returns of
this Comfy sf -af3 -- a5..o ---s157
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Notice,

A County Institute will be held in the
Academy building at Coudersport commence
ing November %, to continue three days.
Also, the Fall Examination of Teachers
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rss See New Advertisements.
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SILKS,SHAWLS,&C.,

of the Best ana Latest Fashions, very low
Fine Merinos, Thibet, Wool, Brocha. Stella,
and most other kinds, 3D., .s.,1- ,r--..,.
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Notice.

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EPublishers and Booksellers,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31
From New Eork.

The Columbus EEqlirsr has keen favored
with = copy Of the New York Eslos Of tee Iztb,
from which tie following interesting informa-
ton Is cleaned:
The Nel1s poiniedle dcnouncss tho fnssrue-
sions Of Fitzpatrick 70 sack and burn Richmond.
sad shows up the sfsetsd incrsGality Of Tie
Lincoln journals a. TO toe order found en- Dali
yren, By republishirg their faning announce
uents, when they st heard Of the starting Of
the ezpsditiou, that I" he rebel cagifEi was 70
be SACKED and the Union prisoners liberated, y
etc l. accuses ihe war leaders Of + persistent
effort 20 sxcits 3 Eervis insuuectio1 at tEo
South, sad declares thai tbs nurdsF0us Faid
against i eangud Wss only Fsr. and psrcsi ef
lh5jr kE6an policy.
We learn from tins Nslos shat the Nav York
TTiduHs hsd g formally pronounced ulisesgsus-
ton malgsnaaon) TO b 0ne Of the cardinal
doctrines of The B aek Rspubiesn faith." i
repudizisd any the0Est5cal settlements Of ths
question, and insisted ca practical tsss Of iis
HtTsuiage 70 the ETo rsces i defends tie Ba-
gro from tie szspicign, ge1erslly entsrtainsd
especially in warn isHsGdss. thas sR unpisss-
ant ttHIYis escapes from him, BY ihs dsclsrs-
ton that al Christians IA ths middle age SUP
posed that ths Jews ezAalsd a bad od0g from
shsir bodies !"
The county convention In he SEa.s Of Ois-
gJn hsd generally declared fof tia ra election
OF LiUooln, and h;s star seemed sdl to Re in
the asceadaak
Al Indian ighI had occun5d near tia AIkan
sss line, between Tho ATraph0es snj the Cbey
ennes and Utss, ia which the latter we're Vietc-
riou8. The Sioux hsd throstenCd war upon the
whites in tho spring, and uIliiaTy Preparations
were on foot TO prevent mischief BY them.
It is rspoTted that on Tuesday, 18th inst, Eve
lh0Ussnd bales Of cotton arrived q Hemp is,
by ibs river rom below.
We fad in ths- Nstss = robls ard spirited re-
ply by the CoufCdsrats CiissTs from the Stale Of
Tennessee, now IN confinement en- Johnston s
island, 70 The amnesty proclamation CT Lincoln
and to the appeal Of HJa Edwia H. EEiBg to
Te1nsss8es85 10 accept i.
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aiIg agpeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, Ct a.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 81 I8o4
ExEnPrFoNs = qOaEIGnERs.


ExEWPTE0Ns or FOREIGNERS.
Tire Richmond EEansiaey furnishes q syncp-
els Of the new regulations adopted By The gu
fhorfties, with regard 70 those who elhin to be
foreigners 70 sFoid military service, fIOm which
ne Iesrn that in ths future enfcresusns Of lie
c58scsiPsion law ilsy VII bs pat through Sc
riss OF very ssaEchiBg intsUogstories By the
eonscrip,iou officials.
They viii bsrcguifed 10 SET forth the town or
county aud Safe OF their b;r,h; tho time St
which they bsesme eitiz4ns Of NOS natives) of
tie Safe OF cruaty Of which they claim TO be
citizsnsi Whs.hs1 thsir parents or nearest rela-
tiv55 Essids in tho ConfedeTsey and II 50, ths
length Of time they have resided here the age
Of he psrie5 claiming exemption; the loBgh
OF tine they have resided in this country, Rad
Tie circumstances under which they came the
nature Of tho business engaged in, and whssher
IS oa-er CT agent if nsrrisd, whether in The
Confs5eIaey CT not, also TIRE pumber Of their
flUl.Lesi # owners Ct property il tie Confede-
rsey, lHl whether real CT personals WHISTLER
owners Of property in this country or State Of
which they claim TO be citizens and, if 50, the
nature Of it whether they hsve voted in the
Confs1e.aey and, in cases Of parties claiming
protection Of European powers, whether hey
have voted in o; declared tlsir intention of be-
coming citizens OF the United slA.es; whether
under TIE act O.. tho LegislstuTe CT Virginia sP-
propriatirg salt to be sold to her citizens, they
sT.iled themselves Of the privilege of drawings
whether they hsvs expressed AZ intention Of be-
coming citizens of tie Confederate States, and
If they are now residing in lhe ConfedeTsts
States with that intention; if they intend re-
turning to The country Of which they claim cili-
zsnsbiP, and, If so, the time a. which they s1-
peet to 1eturc. These facts must be certified to
on cath, and must be eaHobxs!ed by tie sfi-
dsvit Of a. least two rsspectsble parsons.
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most specially in regard % Anglican slfzifs,
which has been sad still IS ths great ani most
nlonentous question Of the day.
Unless they gToa1ly violated heir impiisj, Il
not open, psedgeI 70 tho psoplz their frat step
uaust have been to recognise cfieislIy TIE iRde-
penIenes Of the SJu;h, sod We all know very
veil what thas step would lead %. NoH tbs
Opposition ars not prepared for this and never
lad the lsssi idea Of adoptiHg and aciing upon
sueb 4 BoiieY, Il they should eust the present
i1ezu5aass fTCzn their seats. II i elsasly e7i-
dent tLaE thsy DO not contemplate or deeIra 4
dissolution Of ths present Government 1hey
prefer 70 wait the Hext general election, oaiy
about year distant, aEd II the Eleeu-ims nam
isia theiE stsitude ct opposition n order 70 have
good relying cry VIXEN that time arrives.
You may therefore accept "a thsir true character
al The other speeches Of tas week Of whieb
American matters have bsen the theme. They
are all ouly for bs5eORBs.
RELEASE or THE TUSCALOOSA.
YoE viii see that this Government has afresly
taken tie hack track IN one particular, having
oTdsTed the Telssss of tbs Tuscaloosa. I pre-
same that, By this tina, Mr. Adams has pro
tested Egkias. this seiOn, and thss i vii ba
ed1sd 20 the lzmes0H5 grounds Of complains
We are steadily seeauuizting sgzinst shi5 e0un-
Ivy for settlement at soms futu-e day.
Contributions TO THE NEW YORK PAIR
Proceedings have been taken by the Ansfi-
cans in Lyndon to ssad money and contribution
TO the great fair il NaH York, OF the 2s.h Of
March, IN aid Of the sanitary c0moiasi0n
From the enihusissn manifested, / ilasgine
that something handsome viii bo the result
Tie only drawback 70 tie enterprise i5 tins single
tact, that Mr Cyrus ". Field Is anxious &c
plsy e0uspieuous part in it, and as be brings
the whole weight Of, The sunksn telegraph cable
to hear upon iE, there IS a question whistler be
may not sinlr the wh5ls concern.
C0EHECTICUT.
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~has we could to help vofanisszing; bat shis
ofdeE Tor draft Is mora than we besgsiaea for.
IN view OF the readiness with which volunteers
can be secured when sufficient poeunisry II
daeemsnss are offsEed, il is needless and cEasl
hardship to fores poor men from sheir families
snd compel them to serve foT the pil;azee IN
deprecIated currency now paid our g0diass.
In view CT the repeated orders for drafts
Whiehhave never taken Plses, and the allusions
n this last proclamation to the 'sinarines.1 y Il
may be taken for enc Of .hs grim practical
Jokes ef Mr. Lincoln; but we have reason 10
believe that the draft viii really take plaes this
time n dead esFnss..
So far IS Nsa York city is concerned, If jas.
ice ia done rs We shall escape ibis rev assess-
nsut Under the amsBded eonseription act the
sailors who ship in the navy are to 90 credited
in Ehs quota There cenaes be less thsB twenty
thousand seameD, engineers AID eoslpas5srs
in The army who were obtsinsd in this city AID
Brooklyn. Under the call for two hundred
thousand more meu, the qu7ia OF this city
would be sbOuk nine Thousand Tais aumber is
certainly due to us.-N. Y. World, 17a.
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Frsm EKexico-grsPsTasfSR GSr the New
EmpeESr.

Tas English mail steamer from Vera Cruz
suivei a. HAyaas CT the 7th, with news from
the capital ct Mexico to the 26ih of February
4 correspondent OF the Nav York Times, a.
havana, sends that paper the following eI-
tract irom political review of the 26'h ulE 4,
published in tho capitol, with reference 20 the
assumption OF the imperial crown By Maxi
milan:
Ths news of the near arrival Of The S5ve-
reign communicated by Ssnor Esirads, Pfesi-
deut OF ihs Mexican depQsa,ion, and which was
brought BY the English steamers OF Jsnuayy
last, aud confirmed by the French one Of St.
Hcz4iTs in the midil Of the present monlh, hes
given rise TO every kind of manifestations Of
10y, as wel in ihe esptal ss in the principal
t9EEs CT tbs dsps:tmsnIs. Ia all Of them taeTe
has taken place To Dsum, st which the Msxi-
can and French authorities were present, il.u
minsiioRs, bands Ct music, sslutss sRd Tej5-
claEs.
The regency have oTdsfsi t1s imperial pal
see to be repaired and adorned, and the Empe-
f0i's box 70 be arranged in our grand theatre,
and are at present examining the pgegFanms Of
tbs reeeptsn isstival which the manic patty OF
Mexico has submitted TO thsn. V .Tiou5 So
cjesses of ladies' snd gentlemen are being or
genizsd to aid in the bnliisncy Of tho festivals,
and the Example Of the capital will cot tail to
be initiated by other places.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

Tae new presidential proeianaaea for tive
huldled lhouS4ad c0nscTipis, in addition to the
Eve hundred thousand y0lnnteers which have
almost been rGised, viii not De received Witb
patience By the country. After gil the patri
etc sacrifices which have been made BY wards,
towns, and counties throughout the North, il is
disheaItsning thas, after al, wo should be sub
jecs to the hagdships of an enforced draft What
makes the matter more discouraging is the UTE.
iiary policy. Daring tbs psss SIX moaths .
winter esmPaign in the gulf States and agairet
Savannah and Charleston, eould have been con-
ducsed better than any other time Of the year;
yet all Mr. LiEe0ln has to show for The vasl
outlay Of money and The myria1s Of men placed
at his disposal Is 0lnsteO and fsw irritating
J and frHilless raids. We appeal to cur 6lss 20
show Shat We have honestly and earnestly dons
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Perhaps soma Of our readers may TscoIllect
haviHg ssen, in dzys long past, q piece ef
art, such IS is described in the following from
the Charleston MsTsury For our part, We dis
Ike to sdmit We sEs vensrAbls saough in years
to resnenber the time when such = thing was
On exhibition ia this country.
While looking over some memarzada in aa
cid pocket book, yesterday morning, our search
was interrupted in most agreeable manner bF
the appearance ef sn old piece Of art, a relic Of
former days-dsys whsn war vas not spoken
Of, sud when il was not supposed sha. The pso-
pie OF the two sections would eyer Try 50 poke
their blue cotton umbrslias down each others
throRts-at long taw. Il IS of q metallic sue
st1Dee aRd circular IN f5F1l. Upon one aide is
tbs raised figure Of besuaful wsman, wh9 is
seated upon an old shovel, the handls Of which
has been broken out. Size IL syidaallY in the
act OF putting on her hose and has IN her right
hand a gartsF, when her attention IS attracted
70 the roiss OF fOetBteps behind. Her attituds
betOkens this, as the hand is thFoWn aToand,
and her look backward is oue Of painfal ARK
ieEy. In her left hard she carries a staff. uDou
The upper end Of which is wrapped a dirty
.owel. Al her feet, bsiwean two arreyT heads.
are the numbers I, =, 5 Surrounding the
Whole are a lot OF devices made M Of trizngIss
placed one-upon the ether. 6poa tho garter
which ths female holds in her night hand is the
naIne Of the artist who execuied this singular
sud almost forgotten piece. His name is Z. L
Bsrty, and ha ence eEis syed a reputation world
Eids.
Tbs reverse side Of the relic shows = wreath,
which IS surrounded by words thai time and
circumstances have entirely obIiteraisd Within
iae weaih here is slso an inscription, the men
ion Of which we f3Ebear, 81 we do net wish 10
harrow unpleasant rseolleehaas. Il IS g beEutf-
fal Pises Of art, snd in former yesrs tie nossss-
soE OF copy Of il was considered a crest man,
without regard to merits of head or hsars Tia
copies are now becoming so very scarcs that
some Of our best citizens are daily jaopsrdiznz
their souls IN oIder to make large e0lleeIion Of
them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

BARBAgTTIEs OF T0RIEs IN TENEEssEE.-A
letter from MsIahal, Noz.h CaFolua, 70 the Ra-
sigh CSBfsasrats, daEsd tie Oh inst, gives ihz
lol-o1ug secOaos Of massacre a. Indian creak,
Tennessee:
Lieut.. Duyekt with some twelve or fourteen
EsD1 wera ss8t 70 IHdiaa creek, Tsnnea5es. and
ststi0aed az Presley BlaHksnship's houss. Thsy
bad been there bus q few days when OF last
WesiEesday, Hsior Elk, (F'sdsrsI eoamanding
Isl North Carolina regiment, tories consisting
CT men rom tbs imEedisIs country, Eogsthsr
with LsuIeli men, dtsbsd upon Lieut. Duyek,
kiaiag enc AID caDlnTing fO5r prsonsrs.
Duyek himself escaped They shot the pEis-
0nsrs upon Ihs spot, VIZ Asrien Rsmssy, Rsg-
ben W0odsrd, Coiemsn Justice, aud = man By
the name OF SalIVsn- Altsr they killed the
prisoners they stripped them. One nan
(Ws0dard) Struggled an hour OF two, and they
Pisesd a gun against his head ia the pTsssnce Of
his father, az old man, and blew bis 5rAils oll
Tkey then proceeded 20 BisHksnship's house
aid murdered hin and his son, who vera not
soldiers They then took his horses and put
them in bis wagon, OK rather hitehsd them 70 t.
and iOsded his wagon ont Of his house. and
drove his COWS Of rom his children Lieut.
Duyck belongs 10 he 64-h North Car0lina
troops.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

A BIC PUFF-A correspondent OF the Co
lumbia Guardian, who has been circulating in
Goorgia, gives the Safe free puff as follows /:
Georgia is gresl Stats any how, Mr.. Elitor.
In heT mechanical pursuits shs i3 ahead Of any
State in the ConiedsFacy, IN my opiHicn, nor is
she 4 VI hit behind sny cf them in legislation.
SEe can make more LAWS and 6nd more subjsets
70 mako laws cut Of thaG any S ate ''oat"
heard the other day OF msn in Southwestern
Geo Ria saeing ont writ Of hebea5 corpus for
the recovery of an old blind horse, that some
loggeThesd official had impressed for Wbesleg's
8yiBg artillery. The writ was scared and
served, the property restored, and the impress-
ing officer indicted for NAL practice So you
see Governor Brown has some reason to oppose
Tho congressional suspension of the hzbeRs
corpus. be knew President Davis inBumeIa-
bic officials would soon invent means of abus-
ing this authority though it vas OGly congress
sionally granted TO the President Secretary Of
War aud Gen Kirby Smith
Governor Brown is sEI geasr5s, and peculiar
II Georgia Governor. Throughout the State
three men can be met with who are opposed to
his administration tor every one who supports
him, and yet when the votes are counted cut
he tale is told-"nobody can beat Joe Brown :"
IS pgoveTbisl, and well hss be thus proven lis
truth -Four times has he been electer to tbs
gabernstorial chair of this mighty Common.
wealth, three consecutive re elections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

HiGH TlMEs.-PoEfieal excitement must be
high when ths boys isks il in s1eh degree IS
to iraiet capital punishment for bsing On sbs
wcak side. A dipstsh from Springfield, Hi
nois, ssys:
A son cf RsubeR Colbert, q Democrat, Of
Pike county, Wss stoned bY Urge number Of
boys, while returning home ff0m school some
days ago. His injuries were Of 20 serious
nature that be died the next day. The excuse
the youBg murdzIaEs gave was thas "a was 9
vouuv CtupeFhaGd
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To the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThFOughOut the COpfedeyscT,

CUAETERHAsTER-G G EEEEALs DEPARTMENT. RAIL- 2
ROAD BUREAU, Richmond, Va, Feb 20, 1854.
The friends and rsEiyez Of soldiers in the Army Of
Northern Virginia sEs hereby no6ed thai an arrange
nsni hss this day been effected with the Southern *
press Company to carry s packages Of foes and wear
ing sPPErei 70 hiehnond, Va
To secure TIE Advantage shuE obtained through the
Empress Company, the following instruetIors cuEt be
obasrveds
Faoksgss mnst not contain more thEn one hundred
pounds be vel secured and plsiaY marked aad Esui
81 he expense Of sshpper 20 ether OF he S5dIs1s
Is ies Associations vsAich srs l0catsd as follows:
Iu Nor,h Cz-0Iins- at Raleigh. in South Carolina at
Columbia; IN Georgia Al Aagas,ai n AlaSarsS a.
H--igoucry; CT 20 any ether point at which enc OF
these Associations have AZ ofscs.
Ths AE=n's Of these Assocsttouz VIA tasrs take
esar5s OF them and sip daily By soUhsra Express
Company, 20 the proper Agents Of tie respective
States a. Richmond, who vii see them Gstri5Btsd to
he proper ladi7i5usl owners
To mest he wizbss Of the sodj5rs aud to give them
q certain and speedy communications yslia home, the
Southern Express Company has agreed 90 give this
freight preference 1ve- everything else sad ia order
that no obstacle may occur 70 he uccsss of 20 iersa-
bic an enterprise ths several Railroad Comp 7-1os arc
hereby request 10 rrntsr tas Express Compsuy sucl
facilities wiz snabl7 to make lhis a. anzeueut
clmplO,s sUCcgzE
As the Southern Ezpz-ss Company assumes an re-.
sPCrsouty Cf tho traEEports ion Of thsss packages,
lie Relief Ass1st5rs are requested 70 withdraw their
Agents wh0 have tersofre acted IS travelling saesssa-
gers II the Relief Asssogators vsTl es,sSish sgen-
osE in the EgF o. other aralss taey nay sno5 tie
sane prfyIlsgss he.oy secured TO The Army Of North
ern Virginia. +. W SINS,
Lieu u--COl AMI Qasrtarmaysz
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For the Memphis Appeal
ACROsTIc,

Al IngFate Vilsst OF the vile
Now nes.lng meath tyr4ul's smae,
Doubt not but lhon shat, soon OF late,
Ressive Thy msed-a traitors fate
ErempHfging in thy faH
What fats sHait5 foul traitors AL
Just Hssvsn, thss msrks each guiIiy , hsaTt
Oo such doth signal Vengeance dart
How, then, cansi thou expect 10 Zee
NOW from the doom that threatens thee,
Since God and man, 70 right awake,
OG thee, for bieeilag justice SAKE,
Not Laie, bat soon, sasIl vsngez6es take z,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

x 0snsrsl FTsm0lt, % re bear fTom we'll
iniOunsd sources, IS 80 be assigned 20 l6o com
nznd Of the department. Of ths S0agh in plaea
Of GsnsTal Gilmore, who, It is lartnsr reported,
IS 70 hays : eesomand in the field. This shows
that Mr. Lincoln has become seriously alarmed
Al the strength displayed sy Gsn. Ffsmsnt Is
radical Republican presidential eandidAts,
Gnd the disposition he mska8 of his TiEsl is IS
seVeTssa joke as was his creation OF the noun
tain depaEimsli. Uadsr the military regime 1
Is understood hat shs department Of The South
VIII be stripped Of trsCps, and 20 Fremont VIII
have nothing "a do but lock after he daFkiess
a1a chew the cad Of his WrashfUl fancles.
" Hsness Old Abe expects TO XIII Grant p0lit-
iesgiy BY bringing him 10 Washington, and
literslly BY putting him in the way Of the ysl-
low ievsE as Hilton Head. We can imagine
the following eoFresp0ndenessO have passed bs-
tsgaar, s-tsaa fgB-, v.g.,Tk rfas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-31

TBy the order Of Msi.-Gsu. GilmsE, Ehieh
appssrs il aHofhsf column. IS WILDE sssn that
: has been determined toc1ustruet temporary
railway track 20 coBRect the Gaif railroad with
ths la1zs griss and aJuIiug mills in ths eastern
paztof the city. Tdis measure has been found
necessary ia ercsr to sco1omiss transportation
IN tho conveyance Of grain to and meal sRd
-four fr0m the nil foT GialIibutioa to the trosps
IN this department.. Ths arrangement viii nos
0aiy be ErsGt cGnTeEisnes, bus viii b saw
ing Of botH tins sHd expense 10 sha G0veEa-
laeat.-SGsGzsah HeISS
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PslIlIe. tn R1nrrI.nd. i.

The Lincoln party ard the anti lincoln pa-ty,
under Henry " .atef Davis, IN Maryland have
come 10 oPssl EaEfaze The Balhnore Clipper
having Of coarse, adhered 70 kineola, its oppo-
nent4 naked Up and pu5iished the folloEiug let
Ter fron iis fE5pHsi0Is, 70 show how s Ess
bought up
CLIPPER OFFICE
Baltimore, April To- 1868.
sia In pufzuGucs Of e recent inlsrSieW "
submit he lclloWing propositions
J. fhs pT0pri0,oTs Of fhe Baltimore Clipper,
n consideration Of ths sum Of i've lhousaud
dolATs 70 t5saI Faii, viii egTee 20 place shs coz
/ lrol Of the political sentiment Of said paper .
such psIsy oT Psrtiss, or c0mmittsS, as may be
designated By you or the GsEsEnnent. and 10
thls end yourself or the eommittss 70 dssiguz.s
and appoint tie editor and If advisable, tne a.
sIstsnt editor Of ssid PspeT, said committee,
ETC. paying he sssEiss Of such editor or editors
L is understood and provided that al Gov
eTu1Reat pssr0nsgs IN the Ss4ss Of Maryland, go
far IS Is conformsbls TO law, both ia Advertising
snd printing sssl be given 70 the Baltimore
Clipper and tt pEnpEistoTg.
That ihs iHdEenea Of tbs Postofiee De-
psEtmsnt 5f lhs United States Government aud
It's Dependencies, shan be used and sTcissd so
as 90 incIesse the circulation, ussfulnsss and sf
Eeieney Of the said BzirinoEs Clipper.
Ihls agraemsns % continue IN ful force
ior lie period Of sFo yeaTs (2} and no longer
II u0t Esl5wed.