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Ftssnl sbe AoiiL, Regis,er.i
Crsa&ers and the situation.

In th- ptsscn, aspect uf tilr MILITARY slInat'"n.
We amazed when We lind. occasionally
10. mas Sho despair nr the Rrpuis!ic We
look upon hsa with wonder Exceptional case
ttat etioa OF manhood whicl, Providence
ha- wrought in this our land. Every clement of
blood sBd lineage, of ancestral tradition aud etiu
cation and az political and pri~ssnai habii.,des
ssshicl, could De combincd "a constitute a high
spirited, brave ana liberty lowing. people have
been .sroash, 10 hear ia the formation IL siouih-
ern characsrr.s1 ise resn; must be, unless loycai
sequences arg lsI>c. nation oi brave and
chsstr women II L. true thai il takes all sorts of
people 10 ma.xs up World and thai tares spring
up IN the sac>t what fields Tisosr indiridu-
al natures "a cofd ami pnlseiess thai those fss4x
tradsisonaf s,urcss nhieb csk indie ina Peoisle the
.pir,t of manhood In Iis hg5ssl h,a sisestssious
rail- IN yaiE aad without effect upon tiien- TieTy@
are no npssSrlag chords IN fhetr f.atuses y 81
s-a,. in hlssb szehssff ef ssa4 aheu t,e Lakd Of
day end hossr aisefspis 10 -==sp them, They
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Pc Pfa1tars and Puba:sasez,a
.*xea.asrk 60. -.
~ fs.ss f;ssi -! -. -: - -. -.
80 AA.P 80 O. fsis.ss -. 5.u.o,
ss8sse Nss 9s-<s.-tAst. a.sA
aa<AN11KsB& e~<4sa ~; Ss~a ss.s
% 0sAdss Rsams ! iazspfe - dob TSpe:
49, s's's ass.sS Sass sa,s. L@sAA ossA
>Fsssls<saxassaaI & IN Assea eesesaa, and can b.
seeAsz asasrease :. c<y...d. at the office Of the
rtssgsaeh s.A Ossssaessae
NE nave aaso se enAs. 10 selma. absat I3ee pounds
Of nearly new Typ, oesvis,isg Of one fae, Of soo
bounds OF neg Small ksse Csesaeh fsc~) a.d good
'sass Of Long Prina~r, Hrssisr aud Nihsa tovrts~r
rssa large supply Of M+aA and C.smn Rules, Adyes>
f'sisg Raies, Lesda DaaAset ste
Any Of our eotenPoss<ses Who have lad their osce,
dss'rsy~d add sho viah 90 resume shsir pabe,,sou.
would DO veil Tn sadress ma
: FRANC. u. PAUL OO
.PahlisAers Daily ksh-i
The Me,nshA Appeal sud Macon Coag.dsr.t.
this 0fiee. $50 "
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I.ineoim'> t'eare Posicy. or the Danger
Past.
? TLAY IN oNk krf. T

'-InNal men ~-ssi now breathe freely once more.
Til" report ;ir.,' tJs Lincoln had returned To rea
son and fi.. ia,r proposals tor race tn he South
turns to i.' ~ thin. de Used Ia the enemy
az infamous ntterspt ui.ie by the Copper hea al
mid :" briug ia" Chief Magistrate OF the North
mt" 'itsr-pt.- \ u danger OF peace ,s y,.st. The
three lAs.rrd ia l,ls.iid nEorc will ros h, sebar-
reed IL "In sharing nj the glorious work al eater-
urIrrs.ts+. -.outheifers. Our specia repar1er at
Washington has inIwardssf>as, over the wires "a
s.ISs'.n roper 81 conversation WHICH took
l,lacr AZ the White House. which .iav have been
'tc iour!ation ios<he stagSsrnt mad. SEM. lime
a.s,, that ,case was at hand - 49, 49, :
scene IT.. nkk. H,os,
Mr. l. discasercd fiayipg tc balnio and try
ms, tn snc the. latest negro minstrel us.to,.e
i.--u Daru ills tune I.cast zri ii u,,I,ox
sings hi,.n n.:t. dog &lsdr tails is,ta c,nyui
sinns.i guess voice Hi.rnr made. for singing
anyhow iEntar iii-.r.) :. -
Haiinh, Ell. AHA, have yen come tn bother me
about
HI want pass "a 90 through The lass
wish Ia pa to Richmond. =
In What u. the thunder Il, yau vast TO eo
there iurr
BI-r: wesl ,i- truth Us Tn getting democrat.
ircd by fhc sucicty I'm kespisg tsere and want ]
q pet among. gentlemen aiice more rs, Il
In oh, you do. do YOU? Wal perhaps vou
had l.e,ur 80 and shay herr ultaxssher. Blue
tighi.ning and hr,a.stonei Pesisa,sl Amt good
.enaagb eeaii-maa for rem -
BIZ Come, now. Ms LIN aan9 We. angry I
d,duf knsw yuu cSer sci tip f0s kxy t.a Of .lsst
kind woaldn't haze sad IL. i vaas js 20 o. 4
4kehmaBd so look after little besinsAs, and per.
hsdsi might d. a litilo hnsssss Tor yea r. The
naias -kzsssF j
L--n How wh.. sesla.e. 40 ,r4ssss :. ~
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HEADQUARTERS. HILLS BEIGAHE
- s".NriI.s. AAk !
March .. IgG,

y
Editor. 'h"fi"n""g" S.eI.f
Ia February last urnetai i.r .ure.,..4.t ,.irb .,
ell nie g. Temporarily organize all aI-.ii... IRON,
our Army IN North Alahaiu. to uee ..,.,us, IN.
enemy IA ease al sin,:k.u.,. ,ni preparatory 10
sending them hl"h Z" tur,r Iiapc, ....ruinlu As
''Sheu practicable.
have snr~se'le-. =" r,'-Ing and -eI.n.s b.rl
three COMPLIANCE ui this rla. 1" :.".th and So.iL
Carolina This wa dane hri..Tc ,.,a.,a B.nur,
gard "I.i-r "kci hy ts..,.-.i. ia. and
layi"r have n"" two coura.- engaged t..
Collecting Ib. siis: 81 inel. Aia rrturnniy then, Z
their proper commands under Grn,rai Lac. am
ne.ty Proclamation.
|. Inow haze ., nshr n.,Al.s. III .ui.rguuI.s,-
~ III" "fsh'" "hcers r-"rn,i.n" Tor any Ericads
la Pr"lcr ani authorized Lo"al,i.- without q.
rr"achng upon any LEGAL r"tninan.l~ ~ VIOLATING
any order. come fr~ Of the offi..t. hov.vcr
authorized by me I" recrui, for ih. Br,gaIe. h.y.
indiscroetly and Unauthorized cone ibto Central
Aiahsnaa,. under the prctence al recruiting foT nv
Brigade In there ea'-s. / wouii re. T-rtmil, l.A
of any proper Confederate officer a,f,.t al -u,h
parties, Prefer charge: aga,n-i aud .-i.,i ii., Il,
my He,..i.tnartsIs Al ths> place have aot.rea
them all that my order. from Sc" reaur-rl.. l.,v.,
been resnle.;.
IL IT. my .incere and s.rns fi.. !tr T.. ..rr,.,.
the old organizations and s.,,..iai, the ,nf.bfr,
branch Of the -srri"s, snd ""i by ans m.an- "a.
ssivs isto nay command k"ike.. Ies,Etsr. en-,
such classes.
Very respectfully.
} hill, E.l. ,..n
March ~, 1865. :,
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HEAikQ'Rs DEPT. ALA. MISS. 8. LA
. Meridian, March ~, lss5.
oDRRs NO. -.
H. a,tssral Orders Ne III pest s,riss, is
asusaasef q Follows IL Dis6ict II NORTH iiasa-
M {. = tusi.a. asa an shse pssaAsa Of tAs stats
og Asakbps ~ inssslieA thS nistrirs y Dc
aser spt aeastsaass oss siihisy 1.srssa, hsesa
~ - D. =. Hs.<Ts o
yssasrs % IsnA oa.51sSsss.
.e1 Jy = sHn014.s,s "a
...sss q u s-sa Lss.t CT 81 4. "A
- h1nA NsAaA. 1as.1os.ssyae6ssdnssa
u b ax d.sDsss2aasfse
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THE, RAID

Reformation has i.ser tssciFed herr ,,a, The IA.
der str'rek the Tennr<sSc and Alai,ana Railroad
sf -Asatcsali" yesterday evening. We havr a"
particulars Of their proceedings.
IL l. riPsrfe3 this morning TIA: sbting i g.iiS
IN above fsasasaph
II Is bsiisrrd thsi the lankee- as,e reae.,,.i
ClsaAorne, On me isidiaEns River. above Mobile
- The participation Of Qua hands ~ ti,r mill
ssry movements Wussd US to lose one e'irtraa. Of
eur paper.
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Typographical Guards.

HleeisRG OF this conipsny was held ias: even
ing tor the purpose of Reorganization, when the
officers WEIR cIectsdr
Captain 5: Ftsi,tiarsz=--
FIRST Iseutenant-T. W Faulkner
second Ii-.si.-Bant--IoiIn Cantiev
: Third I.ieBt-naI,i Il W Martin
FiIs' Sergrsnt-JnU. IL. Blackburn.
;Second sscrs'ani-.Ias. Il. -iTm>iroEf
THIRD Sergeant-R. = -Secld. =
EcnFth EseEgea9t-i. ID. " addIu -
Fifth Sergeani-I;- C.rati,er-
First C@E2oral-I.C iInuS.nau. .
Secoud SzFporal--li II. Hines
IhiEACorpor@i-I. l. SHARKS
FOussh cerporai-E- Cutiri-
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J i''nifiess irn-. siansd sea~' "ur Po"rfe IN hr
ne" Federal arini~G nos Formidable, IeSrt ~
n.srs.lc:
Til recently, great seal II the hest. material
kas cane ins., :he aIray. In large estes-
We aii kE.r.1aka, large numbers ef tse hear yoans
In-s OF The ssntry .f position. wealth. ans.
e'lassii"n, eaa ihese representing hest trades
shd @S nsf-iiiger. pnrSS;tF- have i.insl even
the rsns end lille iu this Struggle. Eni .i..rse
this II now -ltanginfs :.
The fsaa.xr TOW s-;ani villages, M, heiny Rig
Ell 6" fs their iu"iAs from sh-ir own iirtrctz M e
thls the i-sl msser.sI ssr the srav. reser.
q nc. large eiii-- With their high hainties and
=" ,! En"nrr. and tax. ia. K their <osu 10.
craita, oficss all that lad element which ponrs
i.''e snrh places, and ~kieas wil do ahyshing far
siDhey. Atst - ~
rh- iaisefakie lSrtieis = Tslsed. sad
halb iss psy heavily, "a farx.sk the nation With
sha'. IN the mholc. Is af ti,sie use. A large psf
9,i"p II these r-cr7,its &c ssssss Eaany jasIers.
VIII 90 'l"wn b the front, desert, cut again
IN fhe:her quarter, an.sssake i regular Yoand Mt
western and other oficese ahey Fave done here
r>shssf skIlfal baasst ssafevansy, if he esrapes
hssa;.!ng. eas his sla<sp " ear anal knse rar
s"es ''xciiinS, profssstes--- 49, -
Sa,as 4 alese ariess, .eenrieueaad Fegs.ss
u; The, JnAS pc. nsks Eassssldi 10 IL pt dawn
risli IN iron hani. q s.f know 10 Abe English
wee. The 80 5s;easis II seeissy, aud the mss,
abandoned ehssssas.rA her..ass toxvahie psivases
na'icr.itrici iisi,stiio.s -. 49, s7s.--. 49,.
tre ',an fi,isry what Len. siraz's officers
"a SIC aett sfen inte-
Is irof. Sisis city.
'1i +:s.s.s ihaa thu. 0scn. is a practice heeom-
49, very common ~ admitting into these GliinE
sr tin'i.' 81 town, young men and hsys physi-
-: disabled, e-',riirees with ane arc. nr safer
= nnd"r hernia. ar otherwise leferiisc ..r u, Ct
= ssryirg-
The .nr2cnn IL ifii,ed win ten or twenty dol
i..s, ami sassers the hos g. pass He receives hi
e;isSp'fs s'-s ." the iril amp, or wherever lac
! sprsirre an.i the army zareenns snon discover
= The rSsrlit let il e sa"xH. thar he is disabled
ana Re skv'iScharer'!, a.'sr having the Stat.
',.l-ie y FRS the sa,s,a s'Il:.. ut ..,ne other Of
acc. f.Ss mo-; aisyrac -fnl Thing to the prnfcs
-i".,. ihas-snrs""ns sh"nl.i be "und n -onnire At
-s'rh -, g: but il l. !, fact.
u Nh-Se affair - filing SIP quotas by means
Eraec. 4 not !"r The grea pa'rip,ir. brave
essiy u he vlnkS, shonld almost dc.pair
si.t rusSe, while sending cut eucl bounty jun,
FL an ~ss.ea.is {" e"uten with the veterans :.
t;eicrni ,,.,..
ii ~ lot ri nm. We hall I~s forced
-ha:lt' liz Whole ~ .trn,. Gee i,s.i PR, is.n
caT a. aid at osr. cause - great reform and
Has i>sE Iu providing. that each military ,listrct
i .f not - ..nt.ic ef it, limits for substitutes.
4hi-- 5eFs ri put an cad 10 his di.gra-efui
on. iaa. as:,i s,rrr moro nf our be~t popula tim
iEin tee strv,eN.
other cr,"fnBaats. u",ri ..an he -u.grttei
irb vii Fttcs ifsesr ini,sris,s Ineth,lis
T,s iiilin.. tt,teils sBI render eur present arauy
moro r'r,at 1. 'heffsrE's 40 asse su during for
-ter Ealr
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OFFICE CHIEF CoMMISSAkY,,
Bnf"rd's Command. Alabama Cavalry.
S"nicvaila, Ala, Mar. 81. 1861. !
CIRCULAR
conmissarirs. Assistant COMMUNICATES and Acting
assistant C"mmi.s.ric an daily with the Cavalry
In this State under Irig. UcncraI gTFoRD, will
farnish the ut once their address. rank. dale Of
f Banfied, and date NJ acceptance .f
bond. with copy "f their order. of Assignment
the strength at commando they issue rsts..n. To-
aud what t..g, drawing from.
=. HENRY EEMAN,
Major and G. i.
Approved By erd.r Briy. tien. Raf..rd
Es.n~- u. cowsEa. Capt. 4 A. A.G
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HEADERS DISTRICT OF ala

HEADQRS DISTRICT OF ALA,
SEIsa March 20, 1885.
General Orders No. 10
]. The Headquarters II this Distric; Are b,r,L,
established At Ssln,n, Alabama
u. t1st Lieat- {. W. GaAyss L. b<reLy assign
cd as aetinE Assistant Adjut.nt tiensi.I OF I'm.
District. and will be- "beysa aud .e.pectsd accord
isgiy-
ny e"sasA>os - Brig Gen. ID. W. Adams
JOHN RAwEx
AsF ss-% Major and "A. A. A. Gxa
81, The sssi, Nss.asippisn snd Msnisou.rv
~ "sFy six times and send bill to TIA.
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';y>. ia. LANE ~ DAB UEaLra The Jack
s"nsle tUrcs"nl Reporter. of January l1ih. F1ys:
We regret {" learn thaf General Joe Ian. IL Ia
isehle condition 81 health. The ny Extraordinary heat
~flsi summer. he thinks, has broken his uGifarn
good health. When saw him weeks ago
he va suffering s~,srcly fr"m something -resem-
bling aggravated nes.aigia We nave since learned
from private letter received an ,awn. that his
condition Continues t.s grow wor-e.
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" DESIRABLE
Plantation For Sake.

( CONTAINING 5Gfb ACRES Of LAND. Ivin..
~ ia shelly esuaty. Aha. me and u halt
frurn wiisuByilIe gsepoi- shout IL, acres CLEARED.
and in y high state OF cultivation. On the place
there nj! the necessary buildings tin and
Negro Honses, Stables ana Cntnfnrtalie Dwell
ling. containing six rooms. Zen twelve Neer.es
will Ire sold with the place If desired; also catil.
sheep, h"gs mules and al necessary farming ui.n-
ss, Persons in want of "a comfort able h,,ne " IN
call on the sadersgu~'l on the premises. bargan
will 20 given if early application is made.
Mer. lS, 1855. 1w GEO. Y. IEBB.r
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Tire -traiis. Yesterday, iren. aboyc waS
crs SIDED s,li so ssers tteii zen. John
s.on's Array. From five hundred TO one Niuu
saEd men Saiv pass this point then Way last
They state Thai IN MANY interior districts o. Ala
bama and Mississippi there are countless absen-
tees vii" have not heard of Ices i'roclama.io;.,
nor of .iohnston restoration to command. f)bir
live hundred eopirs OF ten lee. Amnc.tv nrsic:
were published When oae of these - read, 1t i.
thrown aside worthless but q .se,s ss..,ieF is
bahdie,i about ffn linus. Ia house till IL IL
Ir..Ii'l. There 10 ~ readers OF saeii copy
or every new spa;,cr Published in iL,s State Each
paper should reproduce the Proclamation ami
The military authorities should distribute eSir:
copies. Then the time for pardon should lie
tended The coaserp, i:ureau NIGH, enlarge the
sphere Of lis usefulness by attending Tie details ni
This matter
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Remedy fer Ext0rtion-1he I'reuc h
- System. -

ihe 'ia'iy increasing price OF 'n,,d and either ar
t'ics essential to Subsistence. a,n"nishcs Us that
magnitude will arise People nnst live, and ti,,ng
are fast experimenting that point where none but
ti.r very wealthy, TIA" spccu'atnr and antori iauer
can get bread. The poorer c!usscs-tfe families
Of soldiers IN the field, o m-chancs i'm the anloy
OF The government, and the aiiows aud orIhi ms
OF aschased Sois!i.rs-are even now being reduced
To painful straits for subsistence. s,nlethsa
sh@uid be done. and that promptly, "a cheek this
-.ssii
The French Government under a similarly en-
harra>sing state Of affairs, r-soried 80 eNpcd,
rhi, which notiIing but the 'rc nec..ssiiy could
justify; and Yet IT Mas Which, ntfecsed prriudl
riaiiv on'c thn-.- whose wealth enabled diem L.
buy up market supplies either for their own lux
ari"us hrihg or for purposes of specuations &c il
operated iiarsh'y II was but comparatively small
portion of the community that u injured rn.Ier
ihis law, the convention, through its-a.ent>.
d"ttook to control provision supplies and Issue.
c.ssities. &
Heads. '.f fsn,iiics were required Ia regiAsr tb.
number VI their families and to- procure tkets
snti'hnx sheai ia purc,as. given amount nfpsu.
visions. segalasssd l., the alnlnbrr tn be fed Al
Jared aaska and paid alike TiSe rich efoli e-,,s.
hsnd no in0rr for his weai,, thse The poor for Ais
pittane-: specaiaton AsId extnrtlnn we're aheck !
ed tar these supplies were seized or suppressed.
at uniform price, liked by that bodyS IN gov erus
,eri,hhoid them from market. was severely rss..
ished. -
rLis.saAAsssss,ssS..s.s ~~ss~r-y~xayNnm11fgs
only a. one OF r xtreme aacessiiy, snbse-vrd. ar
beieve, ihe .Pasrose fa, which IL WAS pa'r.ls !.
II brought dagu che prize AZ byaEnst
asled all " rGre, ,ataye ed lisonnleat ans=ag The
multitude, and .reatsained. hfarticss extor,ian.
%tsther it would operate hxor'.bly or preiudisi.
Perhaps il sight furnish hint u)los wl,ri In base
ssme plan ar rcsedy or the jlaSSsers liei iLresi
en- ress,t FROM tue enormously price,
t ytitipg essential To TIM sasinteaauee u HE.
w. give the historical precedent for what His
sorsh-neiihs aypro siasi nor s!isapproridk, but
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sesi NolIcE -.
tn DE.sERTRRk a kli AnsasNrRsss.
A I'll abseafses add bssesisss ara hssaby nst;o ed.
n that ann snthoriasa y receive them At Mon
tcvale II RAade.iPh. and give them traaaporlafisn
20 their -esc,aasts. sAM wha rspsst ,kesApelvss
eszsrs tbs ssss ~ April, VIII rseeiss tbs bsas6s C
ths PareH offered BY sfsasfsi Lss; sfasr hat Asse
sfi Who srs eaaxht viia b aasif vitAsNssuns.lSS.
NAL z y rnAUKHK1L,
. zkarsh - leeS. = ne
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OFFICE cHTEF QUARTERMASrER,
brrORD's Cox. ALA. CAVALRY.
Aoatsyallo, March -, 1856.

CIRCULAR
tUARTERMA6TERS, Assistant Quartsrmas-
eers and aes:sg Assistant Quarte-m asters on duty
with the cavalry If this State under Brig. Gen.
BuToRn's command, are hereby ordered to tor
ward {" this odses at ore. their address rank,
dats of eessni,sis.. II hssAsE- ssi A~i~ - SC
cs1sanos &c hsad, with copy OF rheIf order. Of
assignment
They viii a'sa forward immediately, thei. --ti-
mates for tends and Qusrtsrmaster storee with
their rspssss IL forsgs snd transportation accord
inis TO forms Nn!5 aud Amy regulations.
by eommsnd se Brig. Gen. Bsfard.
JOHN VERB,
Major and Chief Or. Mas:er.
SR- Rebel, Montgomery Mail and Mohlr Tri-
hume copy cue week aud forward bill with COPY at
publication TO this sGns. mar % iw
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= 80 = - - = - =
ss. 8 III. s Z ~; - .,,..: = !.
- = ih.s Hjeinlsks. s.s ssssss:.; seeA -
- s::.s y, =: * e.. 80,
5.r ~ Ia Gsassais., ekdI Ses -
~ S.sksahs 4ei.. OF tsss dassEam.sas .asatL
es, To the Dsy Of 4udxemesS They.se sr.sss. I
TELL yon- 'Tains 8 aahow ~ make peace u
there's nothing lel8 bat woa,ea down there
Bi-r Exterminating the ncs ofthe South vii
mseh talent in the game OF war as vet.
-, In; See here: do y"a play checkers. Me
NJ: have pi.;ea - on
E-a; Vala eDasia,s ny ssiea an all sresi .spd plA
ct hut sspIpsk Md 6niy sik men LETT ssa yoa hs}
thirte~a. conid beat saa q tiuess no,s Yoa'd
one of mine ] CESS cass a. The same .ith .tI|
south; ] tell xoa wha. you do-you snsnd jef(
and Tell me what he says. and ~ let cut accident
ally To, the C"rssheads "a pick mp snd publish
1t, that have sesff Won with proposals for pence
just for the fun of hsthing 10 see The effect.
bi- r: Better d" it ia earnest, Proclaim gen
erai amnestr offer the sreadmission Will
eipate their slaves.
In. Turn Ceaperhead rgh, yhi. eh. M,
much won't: Sou shall hare ydur pass i. / am
busy nav. = Takes banjo end beyiks to play and
eng Blair escapes from die ,ii.eora 6nsa: he :
got no ear for music. irs given n good idea
u get Greeley To work tell him " let GONE
Gopperiie.ais knew a. great secret Mat I've sen,
Blur south, 10 nsaEe peace on the terms he said
= daind If wouldn'i do !, If WASH afraid ihey,
accept EN- twsfl get into the World sure, and
Ill ace the efiret Jerusalem. won't the contras
tors just howir Tney'ii'be scaresi almost to death
Guess know a trek worth two Of s,eppiug the
war now It's loo good business TLxse, seesss
Aipigh.y foe land down South, too ths portf's:
sioa Che only thing thas's TO be- got rid Of and
1at'H be dose in Time. III 9oand SEQ Grceiey
ucw, and get him to start this. Guess he ~ be al
mighty glad Of the job he can Xix il 80 as 10 make
"a pretty little thing of il grccnbacks ought Ia 90
up killing ifit is behind Max. peace, eli Guess
y you'd be an almighty Long time before another
illinois man could get tn be President il | lid
That population down Sfj0tli has got IL be re-
@oved-that's snre. I'll gs see Gree!ey
Exit in high spirits.
Such I'VE learn. from u California ,.,,,.r a, same
ather source, Is the secret history of ii.. recent
peace bubble that dazzlexs ,for time th,. epx
ious eyes oI those sho will moi comprehend the
ultimate purposes Of our cnesalies.-t Clarion
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~ We are inlebea Frank y. Aines s.,r a
iot az New Orleans l,a,srs.
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DEPARTMENT.. ALA. MISS, 4 a. LA.
Meridian, March 10 IS1.

GENERAL ORDER No. -
aj"r j. 4 a. West. Leing ,I.r, ei from .iri.
aNSb~f al Artillery in accordance .iH ,,.tr,,,-
n0ns FROM the " AZ Department. all communications
t"urhiug this branch II thu er, IL, " H. .t,l fu,
fhsr orders. he addressed ." MAJOR }. 10 AYERS 4
A. a. 1t these Head.luar'.r.
by c"n,msni ct Lieut.. General I.,in!
mar "a 4. - GET A. A e.,
- '-iAa, Mobile. M..nif"iucr, .I.i Jack -,
paper c'py .ia tIn--- Clarion.
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WANTED.
"A FEW SERVANTS ars wanted at the GEE
IA HOUSE. Apply to Captain Burke.
BURNETT 4 RIxEY,
Ssimst Mar. Is. Nv PToprissors.
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tron the CincihaaIi Gazette
!. Notable ticr President.

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-s1-pE ufE
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aE Judge W. xsAxspsspa veil written Is,-
tss Pubiishsd ~ sse Reporter Of this morning "a
esNnif;ee II eenticmen, declines i,e;rE eandi
date far Governor Of Alabama " che !cniing elcr
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9silg arbel.
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TiiuRsDAXEaEEfNe. AaRcn 50
raE GROSS -sfAHK

fhs>- ~ >nrs<ri.~fs who's ier,Ess It lseri;ei,r
.Fe ab--st Z, -xpiss. ssis her,t '- ns--s p. tis
the aerrss sEshe Is.-4 spipsts ~ hsp,r; aas
ts-y -ish th- pzgr continued thy mast fsn~s iAtir
salSziItsps s...sstlstsly ass zssa4zssis,.= -zSar
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The New Material of the sstc,.esaiis TIM ID,

The i'lAwinF. -G.nm The Sew York Times, mhirl
= doubtless irn-. Slansa ear., our people halt th,
new Federal armies are nof rarnishle at Lent ~
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-01-18
Three Farms For Sale

SITUATE IN PIKE TOWNSHIP.
The subscriber will sell his three farms situate
In Pike township, CIearfeld county Pa, al pri-
1.ts sale Also one tract of unimproved land
numbered and described follows, to wit
MOL Is an improved tract on which he re
sides and contains about $50 acres-2OO acres
which il cleared. % acres being IN meadow; and
IA. whole in a high state of cultivation ana IN
der good fences. The improvements are good
frame house, frame barn. (I5 by % Teet-) wagon
shed grain house SIN noke house. wood hous59 ana
other outbuildings There is timber sufficient on
the land for all farm uses, and an excellent coal
bank. Also good water and hne orchaFd Vi
shoice fruit growing thereon.
Nc. . Is an improved tract, ana contains 30
acres-of which so acres are cleared, 10 acres pe-
ing in meadow and the whole in good state OF
cultivation and under good fences, with excel
lent water on the farm. The buildings are ioS
house and an excelent frame barn. ana some oth-
G outbui!dings There is on this tract suthcleht
good timber for or RATS, and an excellent coai
hsnk, together with an orchard OF cholee ifui'
Nees.
No. }. Is an improved tract, containing ABOUT
ioO acres, 30 acres cleared (new,) with small
plank house and barn thereon erected. The land
Is under good fences, with excellent water gu II.
About RATS of good timb also standing thereon
No. !. IS an unimproved tract of 400 acres Win
ome good pine timber growing on 1t, ana VIII
make an excellent tarm when cleared.
The above tracts will be sold in body. or sep
sratey. to suit purchasers-preferring however.
10 sell them in a body. The terms will be reason
sole The tracts can be seen at any time by cali
ing on the subscriber, or inquiries by letter Will
be answered if addressed to Curwensvile. Pa
August 3. 1864 DANIEL BAILEY.