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PACKARD co.,
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TfU - disposed Of n one DOLLAR each,
= % thou regard b Value. aod not 70 b. paid fer
u1tiro1 kuog shat you sre 20 receive.
Cur in~uc -Tents are the Rrrat # ever ofertd fCr
obtaining GOOD " Try 81 low ~ ces.
C-rth uaea % 81 tha sr.elas named IN our circu-
lr ere pd INTO en7elopes, sealed rp. ard mixed,
and VII 2 order d. are daFn, without regard 10
cnoiee, ard ent hT mai, free Of ezpe.fe, qr ne 81
9 ftr tha c. Il viii inen b. 81 your orti = b
send me Doliar io- tie am ie CT not. StIfzF &C
HCS j. GuARANTEED p I'll cases and g there
are NO # ANk1, &c D imp ssibl-f ra7y one % &c
celvs lsat thsa he val ed heir money
Oar Let soaFnssa 159,oO 3 tcles, valued at
from g 10 Sl25 each, G. nsistng o. Gents and J e.
les sod and BTer HUn'inR Cased v atrhrs, Nj
nature Msg!c 6 ring AID snqp Lockes, Ova' and
noun e. Ebony holdrH. Gold Pens with silver ax-
{ nsi0n eases ana ponal-. Sold Tooih and Ear
ri fs, chassd and Stone set Rings, B1som STUDS.
Sleeve Buttons. fFartlY cl style5j Cslf rDis Iia-
mCnd. BaItalro and Cluster Pins. Gents Masonic
Pins end Rircs. ladies' Belt Buckles, God Thiu-
hes, Coral, Oral. jet ard Pearl seis { Ladies'
Jewel y. Erifty q FtF lee q Ear Drops ard Bronch-
81, Cnate ai1e Gnd Long GusTd hsiua. Gents We {
and Neck Chains, Gid aud Jet Revolving Erooch-
es. etc etc
A cinauiar consisting list o. articles, a'so TIE
LIHEazL INrr-E EHIs AID PEErIU8s re offcr he
T ~ ing Club, Haf be seat free. Singiecerfif stes
g cent?. ase for 81, irreen for s. thirty ihfeofor
s.. one hundred ior Si5. Orr central ! cation
doTs promptly filed and forwarded BY return mali
erezprsss.
Aeenls wanted in every town and nounty.
address PACKARD \ c..
IS West Fourth st., c ncinnst. Ohio.
AA-A AAM
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
4. |. GIFT association,
800 Broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Tar Drops, ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold aad Coral jet
and Gold, fiorent1e, Mosaic jet L8Fa, ana Cameo
Sleeve kuuOns. sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
0hains, PlansRd Chased Gold Rings, Sold Thim-
bleF. Lockeis New Style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
aad Pencils. Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with
cold and Silver Extension Hold rs, ane a lsrge IS
EorimenI of bne JeWclry Of every description, Of
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NAN NhO mdersisnd' ibe msnuiaelure q
"a Sorgum noi4sses. None bat = tomp@t nj
hand viii be- employed. AL Necessary assistauce
viii he fur ihed
ten -eIt Freedmen, eic.
IL Comdg freeaB ess Camp,
ard-lW ? Nashville, Ten1-
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Sealed Proposals
FOR
FRESHBEEF

CEALED PROPOSALS are respectfully invites
- by ihe mdeudened. undl 10 o'clock, a \ Az
rrst l0ta 1855, for furnishing The U.a Subsistence
! beparmant. win FRhsH BEEF Cor four months,
commenting September LEI, 1851 AZ the follow
bslnct I The Posts q Eash,Hle and Edesheld,
District :. Altroops on a line cf tns Nashville
and ChsttanDOga Railroad from Nashville 70 CgFan,
Tenn., The principal posts being hurfreesboro.
TrilahoEra and Dech-rdi sldal troops on q line q
ira Tennessee and Alabaua Ralroad { ON Re h.
vic 70 Pulaski, the prnapd Fosts being Coium-
ls-trst 5 Al troops ia the stsis Of Alahs-us.
I rorth 81 the TeDnesfee RIVER. the principal rosts
being Decatur. Huntsville, Stevenson and Bddg.-
District A. An troops on tie Esst Tsnne see and
Virgfria Rair. a, the pIircipa posts teirg Ghafta-
nooEa. Ce7eand. Lc1dons Knoxville snd Green
Dsfnet s. An troops on o lre Of the Nor h
Hesem EailIoads nom Nashuls % tonasonyil@.
Bids will be received for each Of the
above districts separately, and also for
the whole together. The Government
will furnish free, ell necessary tFanspor-
tation from Nashville to all the points
named&bOEe.
District &. an military posts except Edgeasids
north of the Cumbsriand Xiv Il, The tate 0fIen-
neseee, andths % tof for Dc4lson-
The Government viii not furnish
transportation for this district
Propo.sl. mHst be made b On lrate, 40 en-
d0r-ed dist nsiy. Ps0nosas Tor flesh bees ana
sd essed to Col J. G.. RE,D. Chief comaissarF
Il subsistence, Mdferf IiFsion o. ne IennesseH
81 Aarhvl i, Team. Bifders must 2 presentN -
spoed 70 their b'ds oR prepares " SO
iyz.is. Gel sad caso C. III ~. Tsaa-
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The negroes are rapidly lesting Ken.
lucky under the new order Of General
Palmer furnishing them passes Ohio
Is getting q large share
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Miss kellogg, The singer, is Tustica-
ting 10 New Hartford. The Itch
field Enquirer says che melted $4,000
by her singing last yesr.
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Surgeon John McGroarty, Of The 9th
Ohio, cell from the window Of his hotel
At Columbus. Saturday night. and died
saturday morning.
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The epirituAlists have discovered
that the eating Of. eggs by the medium
causes the Spirits TO come out in
greater force Il adds more phospho-
rus TO ihe human body, and, oonse-
luently. 70 The medium.
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THAYER g MOVES
United States Circus

Compg ses the finest Tr upe oil Male snd Female
Fone tdans and Gymuasfic Artists in the country
together with the most splendid Slud Of Perform
iuy Horses in the woTlj.
Tbc hrl iarr Arenis Performances VIII BE- under
the immediate direction Of
Dr. JAMES L THAYER,
ne fsvonte son Of BIomus, fhs first Humorist Of
the sle, and
Mr.. CHARLES ". MOVES
the most suocessfsl horse trainer living Messrs.
Thayer 4 koyes RIlh H. supper II ty
Mr.. and airs. TON KING,
Mr. CHARLES REFD, lhn Gf0W Somerset Rider.
Mr. JAMES REYNOf d tn inimissile Lester,
and the most complete Circus Company now tray
cling
The Public Eniree of ihe combined establish
mest iut1 Z Q CRY vii surpass in splerder every
thing Of he Kind ever seen 10 the city. The
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Church at, between Spruce and fihei
TESr
4 IL ordan Ps5uptg aiendA - .is.sy
a RoxLiss
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Ecu Harrison, editor Of the secession
sheet, published at Henderson. Ken
tueky, has been arrested, on a charge
OF dislOyslty, and his paper suppressed
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It is expected that the Pacific Rail-
road will be in operation, from ST Lou
is 70 Kansas City, by the astofseptem-
Der
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Maine contributed more men, during
the late war, than Great Britain did to
The allied army during the Russian
war.
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DpokcEs IL NEW YoRK-Troubles IN
the domestic relation seem to be large
y on the increase in New York City.
The following statistics exhibit the
numberof divorces from July, 1861, to
.lnly. ls6a.
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Brig Cen SEsyne who IS in charge
q the Freedmen's Bureau Of Alabama.
arrived at Montgomery on the 25tb
ait
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THREE q four teatenen nd the 2 sises. also
y several 6 1Eie Seat enen can sd good Eozra
sd pless-nt Rooms ~ sonh chsrsy stsses.
Al2s Day aoard, anzl So
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For Rent.
Wanted, immediately,

1.-TWO or THRKE eoupeirni hssfs 70 rua
L Wbesles s Wilson, Of Grover 4 hakers sss-
zspiys Sc. 10 Bsah censgs ssssa-uptssn.
a3dAf 4 4. FLoEEa.
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= ALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

ny eirtse OF a Deed on Trust Executed % me py
n he lata Robert kuahanan, about e 3ta day Of
fslr lss4. driv rsEstefeiln The heeieiers On 2
"a Rr5fsrd enurtf. Taafessee, Nv II. as Trustee,
ali fafhe hiehosi tiddor, fnr Cah % the premis-
e., On he ltih da4 q AtctSi next subject %
log Tracts Of Lend conveyed ne br said de.
erasod. situated ia Redfora county, shout enc and
ore haif milo rom " ~arirrace lefot on che Nash
~ anil fsaaap.osa Railroai. Tn I've Tsaets
% tan about -Four eHandret aaa sky Acres
4hesr L4rds are 50 veil kuf Hn ~ tesrceiy 20 need
dssrrniisn. Id is co coded 20 be he best Stock
Fern IA Bedford connty. teng thoroughly set IA
Blne Grass. u-on asol well a5apledto - erowh
Tho Tilaal. Land Is very ieriue. p od1elng The
hast ~ irons. There or several excellent Springs
81 never falling Water on the Tract TINS 4 one Of
to rnrvbes neighboihoods anywhere possessing
Cf5rcnes. schools &c.
Ifiaw<l worthy he stienf 90 II ihose wishing
"a make r v1n infes meutln land
Foranf rnaiicn sppy 10 bon. r H Essi, Nash
xfis Tenn. or tamyself near fhe premises
JOHN q. DAVIDSON.
ts-atd Trustee
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BITTERs.

brakes Plantation / lie 3
Sul's Cadron
Hostsitsf's Stomach
BoorhaFe's holland
HOodand's German
For sale low, hy EWlN 4 PANDLEfON.
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Diseases Of the Skin.
PRICK q PR BOX.

PRICE, q PR BOX
UVHIB CERKTE has REEN IN USE By TIE
IL FRENCH ARMiE9 FUK THE Past FFTl
years and 4sro he no French soldier who does BOT
know tis value.
u was also used extenavely b. The aaod rmIes
in the Cnnesn VAT, and such were the hezsffs
derives trsm AS use that Is las acquired = Worla-
VIDE ~erutaacns and no soldier who Knows Of IL
msri al b for a single week without q bcxiu ais
knapeack, - ~ the use q tbs Ceraie healwzvs ~
q $50 glerd AGAINST the vsrous troubles 70 Whioh q
soldier ~ Euuect, as ~ uaing It on his clothing, he
cnnpr Yent le appearance q yermin, and TIE die.
esses o. the sHn enumerated above, ard atar they
have mad. thelT eppearance, il % hut little tuontiC.
VIII the aid q MS Ce1etas 4 I'd hlnsslf az these
dsrreeshs troubles
TIE proprelaH hate gone % 9 crest expense b
procure the crzin1l reeipe q nr. Nsloe. - nj
dirocEons, ana he sprersfus or r1acufsctrrirsf the
0srsie as ia hss hson maeS b he onEpsl lRren-
Coz and hzFe procured the
Sole Agency Of the United States,
Ana have aslecled . depot Cor the u~snuacturao n
ne aricls 70 Nashville SOS 70 ts
Hssr the RrEy Of the Cumberland,
Ard sise , eeporin H~ashingsen for taa ocnnna
dzEon a re
Army OF the Potomac.
50 A. b nsce s-e usIate in Fssch q every saidisr
Ia the ssrree Of the Unsed Risisa
As thsay6cie iscsddsalY
The Soldies's Friend,
We VA eaaeso1 % have i aFsg 10 ssash -
ever solhrr.
The Pink Ceratn is ir ssis ~ saDrue.
gFte E1i De-iafs q hruY rccsns Nahsln. -
b. TIE f10paescrs.
ss7i 3 nal, Testpsd. 70 nnTssdFe-. On FssSn
81 ofiefs y mai shauldte addressed b r. ".
Esrusgcth ACC, snccescrs 10 Q. N Fsrog C.
Boz ~ Nashville. rens.
ys-u sprI-s
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For further Information in regard d
the skillful success ia she treatment d
diseases, the reader IL referred 10 81
IE's THERAPEUTICs and MArERIA ME1Et
two large volumes, late edition Of la
the best work IN the United Stats
where You viii ind DR.. NcGills nan,
standing parallel with tie beat medic.
men Of the age in the treatment Of l
eases Of women Fora diseases in ti
advertisement satisfaction IS guam
teed With my general practice i hal
the following
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VARNIzHEa,

E Bbls. CopaI Varnisn, 4 hi Japan yarnish,
2 I" Coach (" Flowing
One haFfei Black Leather.
For ssls low, ~ EWN & PENDLEfOf.
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LIouoRs

) shls Alcohol, IS per es1i.
rs per cent.
s {" Proof Spirits,
, " Pitts Whisky, pure, ar Med. purposes.
" Pure French Brandy,
1" Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, b. EWIH 4 PENDLETON.
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NASHVILLE COURSE
Trotting Race.
Wanted.

A ny person having too or ihrea Rooms on
"a frsi Or second floor. or g SNAIL HOUSE, for
r5nb win fnd aes.hp ying lenaai BY n dressing
T. u BOX eaB. auctfEt
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ssh azns1ssaons EhsumsHsm. Araeaeal q q
Lunzas Disease a. 10 Thrcit sFolQd kr
aad Lln1z, HeurFg f4l1t llcaA 1aEaeE euu
Diseases CT the Heari mi Liver. lrfslnuatn 3
the Stomach, EslnlcA Eings Eva W 21uha
tams, DyEpepsss or Indigestion, GndClnsrmpda-
tcretrer WITH az Private Diseases ut
Diseases 81 tho Urinary Organ
80 t&t LadiHhs
Al AEUH1zs q tfs Houn uez1at VIA Ecra
These Married EAe5 EEo Rave hesa a. UBrIl.
me- e. ufscsTy o. prove ataluca, can b Grsi
e thsiE ma ems @und pseg1aaL, by Gd1s ui
cali
gteFiliiYs
Y0rar Harhe6 fsdifs Hhcsa uiszrfaas So
tee1 cot 10 brig efh ~ due ae7tl1. uusn1g
God Gas aid you anllia muIlpT e1d rspelEh
fls Il your de7lra yea can cuaaad na a1g b
i8tter or 10 pozsoa. 10 AdJ over Ai1y-fa yan
cf age need make arrlcascn. Ac1mmuaalcl
y isaeg Or Forsou s5ioay co1adsatN.
6igss Emissions Cured.
F1unF Sian. atop beo7s yoa huthsE q. 0L
fsaao8 % cci - Ear, there Is ~ UEcsa 70 ua
- cure ss Night Emissions. All p1TacH 50
acsrca thal ufders,snd trHaiing iti Gnd To TCaII
ssy ldat hsFe cared dozens On hE esq 8 EEls
10 diferent states, who lava speat dclaF ~
81, sud ara 1os ven ourod b. ne Ian dAf b
csifug letters and1ondlsg med1u5 % az H
snF Vay, and Wl gTc ucac2 lEu SO 49,
saaol fcT si OF llc dara1os mal1cEcd p o. a.
se7issnsz1 Tfa Ht ofr1Nccca gfa lA1
l8isiss Hr,etss 70
DR. Ho8ILh
Iplas krsst. nar17LR ls
sst-fg maai afla nsn-ur r-asn
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reference with the citizens in their lawful
pursuits, will be permitted.

reference with the citizens in their lawful
pursuits, will be permitted.
III. To guard against the waste or loss of
public property, not under the control Of
the Confederate military and naval authori-
ties, the civil officers or agents, in charge Of
such property, will he regarded as in the
service of the United States, until relieved
by the proper officers OR agents Of that
Government. All sales of such property,
or transfers, except to the authorized agents
of the Government, are forbidden, and any
attempt to conceal Or withhold it, will work
the immediate forfeiture Of any private in.
terest that may be involved.
Nv. Private property will not be inter-
fered with, unless required for .public use,''
and where this is necessary, it will be taken
in an orderly and regular manner, under the
orders of the Commanding Officer, and the
proper receipts will be given. Property 50
received will be disposed of aud accounted
for as any other public property.
v. |. Until the commercial restrictions
and the blockade Of the Gulf ports, are re-
moved by the President, no foreign or gen.
eral commerce with those ports or with the
interior Of the country west of the Missls
sippi, within the limits Of this Diyision,)
can be permitted, and trade will be limited
TO the wants Of the Army and Navy, and
the necessities of the inhabitants within the
limits of military occupation. 70 the ex
tent of these necessities, military permits
land clearances may BE- given for supplies moi
prohibited by existing orders, but no per
NIT or clearance will be given to any point
that is not occupied by q military or naya
force.
2. In the neiglborhood of military posts
the inhabitants may freely bring in thell
produce and take out such supplies as may
be required for plantation and family use
Live stock, provisions Of all kinds, fuel, and
other products and material, required by
the Army and Navy, or for tie use Of the
inhabitants, may be freely sold in open mar.
ket; but no other products of insurrection.
airy districts can be sold or shipped, except
by delivery to the Quartermaster's Depart
ment for consignment to Purchasing
Agent OF the Treasury Department.
3. No trade stores or trade permits fol
the interior will be permitted or recognized
until the Regulations of the Treasury De.
partment can be extended over the country
to be occupied, and until then no clearances
or permits viii be granted for any point that
is not occupied by the troops of the United
States.
VII. Unde. the authority Of the Execu
tive Order Of April goth, 1865, all /" well
disposed persons" who accept, in good faith
the Presidents invitation to return to
peaceful pursuits" are assured that they
may resume their usual ayocations, not only
without molestation, but, if necessary, under
the protection Of the United States troops
conforming to the Regulations of the Treas,
.ury Department and to tie additional condi.
ton of not fabricating or dealing in articles
contraband of war.
BY order Of
Mai..Gen. g, r. S. GA4BY:
Q. TsCIRlSTENSEN,
Lt.-Col., Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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ed as may be consistent with the facts of
the case and the peace and dignity Of the
United States.
& The Secretary Of State will establishrules
and regulations for administering and re
cordipg the said amnesty oath so as to in
sure the benefits to the people, and guard
the Government against frauds, ~
In testimony whereof ! have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this
10Th day Of May, AID. 1865, and the in.
dependence of The United States the seth.
(signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WIN. Fl. SEWARD, sec'y. Of State.
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1t. Col, and A. A. G..

HEADQUARTERS,
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE SOUTHWEST,
New Orleans, La, June !, 1865.
General Orders, No. 8.
In order to facilitate the shipment
of cotton from Louisiana and Texas,
all Commanding Officers in Texas,
and in Louisiana west Of the Mississ-
ippi river, are hereby notified that
there must be no military interference
to its coming out Of the country
Such Confederate cotton as comes in
to their possession will be turned over
to the Agents Of the Treasury Depart
ment. For the special purpose Of
looking up Confederate cotton' how,
ever, Commanding Officers are not au
.thorized to employ military authority
in any way that might embarrass the
public service, or impede the ship
ment Of cotton in private hands.
By command Of
Maj. Gen. PHI SHERIDAN.
T. G. NEwuA1L, A. A. G.
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HD'aRs NORTHERN DIVISION OF La, !
Shreveport, La, June Sd, 1865. !

HD'aRs NORTHERN DIVISION OF La,
Shreveport, La, June Sd, 1865.
General Orders, No. 20.
For the benefit and information Of
planters and others living within the
limits Of this command, the following
information as to the future policy
of the Government in reference to
labor is announced. There are nc
longer any slaves in the United
States All persons heretofore held
as such became free by virtue Of
| the Executive proclamation Of Janu
larry lst, 1863. commonly known as
the Emancipation Proclamation.
All attempts to retard the action Of
this proclamation or to evade its
provisions will be considered as but
a new manifestation Of the spirit Of
resistance to the lawful authorities
1of the Government. In this regard
as in all others the armies of the
United States will support and re
lquire obedience TO her laws. At the
same time to all who are disposed
to submit quietly to the laws Of the
land, the greatestpossible assistance
will be given, and it is recommended
4 Ito all such that the Freedmen be EN-
ployed under specific contracts al
reasonable wages and kindly treated
mo encouragement will be given
the latter class to leave their former
masters, but they must learn thai
/ they cannot be supported in idleness
or allowed to congregate at military
posts. To be worthy Of their free
dom, they must be industrious and
honest. Their status will in no way
be compromised by remaining at theil
homes and working for wages
Until the arrival Of authorized agents
| of the Freedman's Bureau, all need
lful information on this subject car
be obtained from Post Commanders
and Provost Marshals, and it is made
the duty Of these Officers to see that
the spirit Of this order is enforced,
By the cooperation Of the people In
this part Of the State the Major Gen
Comdg. hopes soon to establish quie1
and good order and to assist the
country in recovering from its deplo.
|rable condition.
By command Of
MAJ. GENERAL HERON,
| WI. e. CLAPP,
! Capt. and A. A. Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMEN,oF THE GULF,
New Orleans, June 5, 1865.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENioF THE GULF, I
New Orleans, June 5, 1865. (
General Orders No. "a.
All points in Western Losisiaua in rea,
Of and covered by posts occupied by Uuitet
States troops, are declared tt be within th,
limits Of military occupation, as defined b,
the 9th section Of the law Of July I'd, 1864
isee War Department Genenl Orders No
257,) and all the military orders Of regula
lions, restricting in any degres con,mercia
intercourse with such section ofthe country
are revoked.
The requirements Of General Orders Nos
65 and G5 from the Headquarters Of tht
Division Of West Mississippi will apply t
the country above referred to, except thai
no foreign or general commerce be al
lowed with any ports that ore affected by
the laws Of blockade.
The same rules will be applad to tina
part of the present Department d the Gul
East Of the Mississippi, as was nd included
in the limits Of the late Divisien Of Yves
Mississippi.
By order Of
Mai-Gen. Z RS. CASsY:
g.. Z. CHRISTENSEN,
Lt.-Col., Asst. Adj. General.