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Proposals.
-ARMY sUPpLIES -SeaIed Propoaals q
CYFICE oF tssnTaSr CoNsIssARy 0RygRAL
OF sUBsisTENCg, No. ST ,TH.sr
E.uftuber 30 12l5.

A RMY SUPPLIES Scaled Proposals lin
~ DUPLICATED viii b. received By tie urdoHiped until
o'cloch, ?. m. on THCksDAf, October o et,R
plyl., fof le of The United siites Amy, Sub5lsI
lCE STORES, 10 be delivered in New ok or brooklyn
barrels ofA Ar,t quality extra superGne souther 8.
Louis OF other brands Of FLOUR suitable for se'ng in
eur climate TIE brlnds 3id places VI manuiactgTe to be
stated H. the Ids aud wleiS IN runf OF he hoop barrels
The barr be IA good shipping oidef in Lcadhned and
5,GBO salon. Of The best gnaiy Of PURE VINEGAR,
nsdr only from cdr WHISKY. rrc from ell foreign aeis
whis Vim ar tazne Thirty grans o eerbonste Of pot
srh zs troy the Cider FinrrEr TO be of
eqri atrcn-tai % brpt dp ~ l1N barrels o. =; Irons &
picy. lic sagpcs NJ Tile Office. fOk lNNEDALk DE,
LIVERY Knrh 'rarnsnl nut ''aic ii t-cy 'te Kind aad
quality ~ Vine ~ cgrfoi and tic Kid Il p,cNaFo
the month o October i8j 90 pounds 10 tho bu.ho IN good
ordinary w,l GORE ID bnueiT.
month Of October, l6 a. pounds to tho Dushe Ia srEfe a'
above
ing freo.y " IN the terms. Each BID e. have eousid
spn uu. contain tie written guaranty Of two rssPoHhi0e
Wo he uniersenod hereby guaranty that should ~ or
any 81 Tire aJoyo bid be accepted shlu be dny iuhhed
According puFport sud conditions, also a writ
ten cansat vi bonds 70 the emount of gneoprh o the
value Of stores proposed to be iurhed shall DC executed
II rsqUlI'"L'
cbrs-, tip name Ol contents with wegt ero's aid
sc snI pp rarA % be hesrier % isnaied. must o.
plainly mat,d oncyery package. All other Old mafAs must
Al the sprr. win Be carrsay inpsc.ei before their de-
ivty anf c'iVf'd Sin the retained stmpes Return, 81
ulsbel.
TGg~eut 70 Se made in ,aci rad. nog be urfhefJo,
ne ttyJ9se.
Cor,iacor expected hold ,loit coed, without er'
pruse 10 tho u.i,d States NTH reg rci fr .ipment
HlA, yo, Pr,p0,sii SH te fpya-ied - ~ fe. rsea
@si lsS ,,cd :. pyo5osris isr Sp5ai,eaes Ssre,."
n. =. CLARKE, Co.curi :. d. &. aud a. { q. :.
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NgORRlS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
FR PAkY-Foo, OF Barclay st.--On @ns AfeE aas y,
No ,,g mall .iIs fng H.CAotstowu and u. eru ia sra
tcps W.. cav - 83J a. u. caO Expr~s or 81 satsoas
sssl VI Mbln, !. 40 p u sogE town Sprs-H az J. IN
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CRUTCHES.

HARTMAN's PATENT ELASTIC RUB-
u BFR CRUTGIES are pronounced by surgeons. mod.-
cal men everybody cge 20 be- the yery best tnycnied
Thry essy IND cOnyenient they prevent paits OF The
M Vo End ere IN all respects unrFacd Pics od6fae.
Send lJr cirrulsr Of particulars. GEORGE w. iOYEjOf.
IL ID. no. f1Ck hroadsay, a. \.
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rEAINs LEAvR NEN -YORK

TRAINS LEAVE NV -lNtANi
For New sv.. 20 ccOtfxl llJ- a. ~. " ~, tHr.t
I 10 tFr.1 ~, 4 % and RoU (Rx.,) r. ~.
For Bfi-e.1t ToH. 500. (fN,l li.b a. mt lsi@ trS-b
CO. tFv.l 3sJ Le0 and 800 Ok ?. N. -.
TrNtf,rl and Strcri 100 n - a. m. S4e 49, r n
or Fairfield soaip p5s. aud "espT '7' lI'oS- II i@'S'
4s1 =. m- . -. q, ,r 90 :, ~ - tat- ~,
5 IS 40 SO 80 tLx,l p M ..o.
r. u.rieu 100 g U ti.aa s. n. i3i5 40. 30 o N.
tSr Ore, nwich zoo s3o lo a. y - AZ ~ - pm
- Stamford 7 80 (irD 351. iiJJ d. tns r. 10 tEs,l
G ~, } A.. 430. $50 $50 8OJ (Exl p ~. a., 81,
No. Port hester and Intermediate stations svJ. "JS lin
e. m. as5 40, 53J, b.t. 100 ?. n
" ~ " CONSECTfSG TRAINS.
For Boston. via sprnsdej 800 o. lex 400 tExi 800
2. ul. 80. m % "a,
For Hartford end sphDsiisd 500 tE1.) g. m tE<,lL1b
Clx,) l2.lA 10 p. M. go.
Tcr Come dent R.ye- Railroad o0i (Ex,l r.?
To Montreal 800 9. IN. 70 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence ani fishkn Ra-cli 400 tfn-t
For New Haven. New. London and stOains'cn RaihosiG
80o l. m. l2.l5. AOn 80 y n .
Far e. AL Raroai. l2.l3 o. n. 20 Northampton
tor tlousatonie Railroad a. m anu 3 ?. 20. + t@ialf
traiu connecting VITA . ELi VIII run 10 Lited-os1S
~ pew Milford only
For Nansauck Rai road 300 M 10O p. n. -
For Danbury and Nofwaik Rslold 'O@ ~ a. M. ~
4. ~ mem .--
JAMES ID. non ~ sIpt-
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6crsss, Carriages, &f.

--~-->---~----~-~~-'- -. = ~.
A GENTLEMAN about breaklhs up ,r,n' MS
IA ESTABLlShMENI has Que Que PoSk,,rsy also ono p.lr
Horses is hauss bi,h Harness; &C. % aiv, V FfA
Private Stable. Ne 81 West Ihu. -
CARRIAGES for sALE.-The Inmensc,ssoSS 81,
A - ,Lres l,rgs warerooT~ entrances No tS'
~ now w w Ie (r1,b, st. wil be sold nt gNatly 70
dneed preo' '' WIZ C. WITTY No. ~ BIood~sy
NOR SALE-A CLOSE COACH fox 81 900.
, i oesry new. cost Sspo. hpa'T 10 NFss' thu'S
Qlalh a.
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DARFTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
Ii ROAD-FALL ARR ANGEMhSls l6s& COM 1d,
1IkEs FOR CkAiDEN MANCHESTER AND LONa
BRANCH Tas Stenul,r JESSE hyt1, osp1 see " "id
isy Per No 3 North River daily Sundays eEeepsedl ass
follows: .,,-,,r,.r, ~, ,,op c.>tn,sN M
QEf1 ,a{n, pas.,prrrs FOR Pol Moncoosh, Rcd bark-
ens B.snch shark RIVER srnin sls. Sqrsh br,ssoTs,
Man ter Tom. River WVodnsnse, shainops hsin'si
nckerton Olson Jackson and uI Stations Camden sni
Atlantis Raj road n,
Through u Camden In I'VE hoars. ..,'''''''''F""
At4.l5 . M. Nay Passenger liae ics Meacbes'eH loN'
River Lcng Itsnsh. enl iuoured te Snions ,,, op 4
TlROITGH FRFIGHp LINE CAMDbN AND NEW- f"n ~
Leave New.Nork at 4lSIA H., arriving at '-in''" '
D. m rext dav. -. ~, L, d,
Leave Caudoa at 2;3o p Hl arriving at Ne"-NoiA %
next DAY. , d, II ,eqy lt.
Freixht Aseut Rel Bspt y. j. W. = sNEpHN, -
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ONIY AN[ERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND


.ONIY DIRECT LINE 20 FRANCE.
" vnF GENERAL TR iNsATLASlIC COMPANY.S
NEW LINE Og FiRsECLhSs MAIL STEAMSHIP rs
HEIwEEN HEW.YURk AID ilANhE' CALLlNo a
lie frs splendid vesr. oH ih.. Myc'e foa'o ior the
SH'i1si S%AsSS rs TGS i'.,. .5 ,oi
LAFAYETTE .li uns''' - 80 n 0, -,
NaF6LE6Vi iNsny reaiyj. 100 1oise bower
81 LAunENr.... .tbulitnsl'' IS%e,'
VILE bE 'iiiiRs..( (Baidin .;GIs-s power
LAFAYETTE, s. uoraaio... FnDAY. October y
EUROPE, pnehss n ~ ~
r,u~r c,a1S ass rs sEooxp Cabs. go
intending t.blc.yiee for either es.a.
raeneers nien ing g sna a. . S'l,s ss~ WI oS cJ 10
Pts additional charge OF 30 for hs't and 80 i'F 'oSoSd
M,liell st,endaae. J,ec Of esrrgt
For iarher Information sPI Y" "N,cKTyz1r ,s.,
No Brosdway. NcN,Ycik
A,rsri. u Boulevard des Copaene. IOIsad Hotel.
At Hayre, WM i5ELIN n co.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
| y oUEENsrOwN--Tb Im,en Line, 'ailins sena-wees
CtIiS or CORK.".....,........~wE OCT. 4,
ETNA kDAh. OCI. .
and sici .ueceedne SATURDAY and "WEDNESDAY,
RATES or PASSAGE
iy ,ls , mall steamer sailing sveEy sas1gId,y s@
To TS Fss.. Psa.'".:: 80 70 sis.a...: IS
PATAkLE COLD. .oo
Passnge by tho Wesinosay Firs. Cabin Tpi
SteeIage. SIS. Payable in " =. cunsney.
Ps,-engcn also forwarded to Haze, Hamburg bremen
| kc.. 1T moderate rs.1 -,
St,ergs passage from Liverpool Queea.sown sW soa
or th. eyaant Tickets can bs bonghI here by persons
| sending for their friends
For farther Information apply a the Conpanys offos
| JOHN q DALE, Agent No. IS Broadway. New.roth
IV,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAM.
L SHIP NRw.YORK, Cars. r. Won oisrendorp, e.ryin:
tho United States ms wisAu nom the Bremen P'ss i0o' On
Third a.. HoboIen. on ,.,,,
A voR
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
| Taking passengers TO -
| 1oynoN uayRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Al hs follow ns rs, payable In gold or lite sqavaen! In oar
renoy: ,.. t..,,. ae, xo, .t.a,.y.
| WV he followed BY tho BREMEN. Oct 81
| Fss freight or pssslgs sppy 20 A., o., aa,
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NEWJERSEY RAILROAD.-Tra.nSl Leave
y 100, OF Cor,ndt-s.. PHLsDEiPHt az . iear IS
NJ ~ "a. and q %. m aud l. U.iil llL' ior ILaoas
aud wa utNeroN at 8ard ll;Jo a. NJ ~, ara MO
night Military r,9o' not rece.yaee N INC v IT. "4-H
For other ferticulals Doe bills a. oiiices.
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!,
Rail road and its connections forming direct ne 20 Pi.t.
and the West wtkou. chsnse OF ears also 20 ths on
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE wEsI
Two Express Trains daily iToni ths es except Suhiys
when evening Tran.
Ono TX res train dny, teTecpt ssiursys. to the on Re-
don.
ssty Nile. and Two Hours saved BY this ne 10 Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis etc. with but change Of ear.
FA,,L ARRAHGEiENr&
Connnencug Sent 8 1865 cave rew lor< as 70 lowss
At 6.CD e. H.. for Eaton. M5Eeh CAGnk NHliaiuspoES
Ni-kesbsrre, Mali. nov City. Ar -,
MAI TRAy-afB.0ta Ln. Flemingtonb t1stor, fvsiT
Gsp, ScIsnton Wnkes0arEe GTes Bond. Ptt'on bnsA4@
$50 :, N. Western Express fr Essof Scranton. Cre-
Be0I ktslown, keains, harrborg Pittsburgh. ead the
Wet wi isnsc Chncllnai of Chicago
and bnt two changes to 1t. Ions
l2:OO IA. 1EAIs-tor Eason, Allentown Maucn Chunk.
NilkesbaIre. Heading. bstssyiir =. barn-DIrss &c -.
an m.--koE Essson Betlteaem, Allentown aod hAnos
Chung
5p. ui.-Ror sorae,yile and Pler,lugton.
Go d. m.--Fos SonIc.v vile. -,
200 u ~. fxlItss ua.n for tho Oh f. sion wa Aa1es
Chunk aud VIII port. a.,
600 D. rp Wgsrs y ExPREss TRAyy-For Eiston. Anss
tovu Fssanr Han lbng FItsb ugh. unj Tue We os--%
inQ c through from Jer.ey G rtonTg ever eSepl2s
FUtIaBEIHPORT AND N.W- oRE h. .y-ltgye Sew-
Yor from Pier No. y. r., att g. ~ I'D u ,ndo;S
r N boats stoo BaT.eu fou. ant dIr!ners haroor
Tics.ts Tor the be oOt1utd at 'hs once u ns
Central RairoaJ Ccinucny oc 81 Lieertyse, " n 10
Artor Houe AZ Eos 2T AMI Gl9 Br1sdway, a the psa'
cipsl hoteL JOSIAH otEAte,-S Suieii'sehieh--
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCHBURO. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUSlALNS
AND lHfHk.fEDiATE POiSfs.
Tie new ana stsunch stssIuers Of the Noricl line,
CAY OF BOSrON ana CITY OF NEWYOaK.
leave NeYork d-iy fsuudEys edl O'Clock
nom Pier No. "a North River loot Of Vestry-st IT.,
FOR NEWLCxDON,
there connecting with tic stsamhost Ere. Train ron hs
shove point vi. NOW ,cb ani Worcester Bosom and Wo
cee Worcester aud Nashua and New London and 'orsfs
Railroads.
Frt taken s.the lowest rates For nfounltlol nfuiTs
OF T. ). MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
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NrFW .YoPKard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1875 SUMNER ARRAN5ENLNE l5da
COMMENCING MAY -. l5ha
ptsae-er station IN NeTiork corler Igensy' eTeuh C
I'D Fanr.h .Ye- kLt-lnee on LWentl-sescallt--
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Otean GteamerG..

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
~ FORNIA VIA IsTqMuS OF PhHAMA.
Lover passage Rotcs. commencing July J, ieG5.
TIE Atlantic Mad Steamship Co viii dispatch steEniers
seuunushy noon from the Company now and coamo
diors Pier No. ~, North River, foo5 OF CaIals-
rHrAE-URE8
Oct Eh-i lfnklepsrRh
(ConnectIng at Ponema with Colorldo.l -
Oct. OCEAN ..'Siocnn
lConnecting at Panama with CoasttuiioLl
Fer f,jsht or ua,sare aprlyto H. B. ALLEN,
No. Bowling tjresn.
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OFNTRAL RAUROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.

~ -rsesengcr Depot in New-YoFk. foot Of Liberty 81
Freight Depot la NewYok. icr No. 2. North River. con
Meeting Hampton Junction with ts Delaware LecSaw ns
Western Railroad snd at ksston with t Lshh valsy
Rail road and its connections forming direct ue 20 P.tn
bursI and the West without change Of cars also 20 hs ON
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From the West.

AUGUSTA, April ll.-Late advices
from Montgomery and Columbus repre-
sent those places as being strongly forti.
fled, and in excellent promise of defence.
The negroes have been impressed in
Montgomery for the purpose of carrying
cotton to the outskirts of the place for
burning, if necessary, The boys Of
Montgomery have been organized and
armed in style. Watts cadets promise
to do good service. The city is subsid.
ing, and is now quiet. The people con.
tinue to move their slaves and valuables.
Many able-bodied men have left. dis.
gracefully and cowardly, though many
of the citizens are aroused and are act.
ing for determined defence of the city,
which, if taken, will leave the enemy
only empty houses. In case of IN evac.
uation, every building containing cotton
is ordered TO be burned. There arc
more officers and mon running from dan
ger in Columbus than any where else in
tho Confederacy. Officers collecting
Wheelcrs cavalry are ordered to remove
to camps east of Chattahoochie. Com.
munication with Mobile remains cut of,
and the movements of the Yankees west
OF Montgomery are supposed to be still
progressing in the rear on Mobile.
Northern papers Significantly state
that Sheridan has gathered two schoon-
'ers loaded with negroes during his raid
in Virginia, journalist, remarking on
this reminds us that the, slave trade con-
tinues from the Yankees.to the Southern
parts of the West Indies and the slave.
holding countries of South America.
The. same United States flag that was
lowered at Fort Sumter will be raised
on that work by Gen. Anderson, at noon,
on April 18th. Fort Sumter and all
tie forts and batteries that fired on it,
will salute the old flag with one hundred
guns each. Henry Ward Beecher de.
lvers the address, and Sherman is cx,
pected to preside over and direct the i'm
posing military ceremonies of the occa.
sion. .lfssStN
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from an intrepid and audacious enemy,
unless it is vigilaAtly guarded The
other is that no disaster or misfortune is
rreparable when an energy and bravery
Is displayed and determination to re-
cover what was lost by promptly assum-
ing the offensive.
The steamship Eagle arrived from
Havana on the Gath from Galveston.
loaded. with cotton.
The blockade runners Co.. Lamb Fon
Jane, BatsI'ee Pelican, Fanny and others
are lying in ports. Several are being
repaired.
The steamer Mertco arrived loaded
with cotton, at Matamoras.
t. s. Wood, an English steamer, has
arrived fIom Nassau with large cargo
OF naval equipments. The English
steamers Arcadia and TViU.o.thc. W2sp
arrived on the oath.
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tA3sb Inc North.

AuGusT2I I n 5sil,l2.-John Ryan is
on trial forIlssasssrb by the United States
Provost Cqhlss avannah. The charge
Is that hesBsit bis negroes into the. Con.
icderacy aiih 4llea them as tcamstcrs to
Maj. FiltIHs Augusta. Negro cvi.
dence wa5'fta to prove the charges.
EIc isto bcssse.s44rom the Provost Courts,
Judge Parsosls presiding, to the military
commandant for further investigation.
The capture of aGoodbope paper says
that Federal war steamer put into
Table Bay, on Jan. 9, 9,,withthe crew of
the Lizzie ~. Stacey, whichswas burned
at sea by the Confederate cruiser, ,Shen.
amdoGh, which burnt the Alena, Susan
ID. Godfrey and Charter Oak, and bond.
ed the Kate Price, and would have bond
ed the Adelidia but she belonged to
Confederate friends in Baltimore
New York dates of the 30th says that
gold opened at l52, then went to 1929
and closed at 1917. Money is abundant
among stockholders at 81 per cent. de.
mand. There isa limited cotton demand
and limited prices and a declined market,
which closed very irregular with q
downward tendency. There were sales
of 45O bales in Washington, on March
10Th.
A special dispatch says that the losses
in the 9th army corps is very much
larger than was at first reported. The
killed on both sides were exchanged for
burial
Major General Meade has issued a
congratulatory order saying that the
battle Of the 25th resulted ina thorough
defeat of the Confederates. He claims
to have captured strong entrcnchments
on Pickett's line, under heavy artillery
fire from the main works. He captured
ten battle flags, $500 prisoners. Two
lessons have been learned by these oper
ations. One is that no fortified lines,
however strong, will protect an army
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Now .R eaGy.

NHE January number of THE KEYSTONE,
Il the only Masonic Magazine in the
South. The Grand Lodge of North Caro-
lima, at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1864, was pleas
ed to pass the following resolution:
Whereas, Brother VIM. B.. Smith. of this
city, has commenced the publication of a
Monthly Periodical devoted ,to,the interest
of the Masonic Fraternity, entitled THE
KEYSTONE, and whereas, a%ork of this kind
is very much needed by the Craft through
out the Confederate States, therefore,
Resolved. That this Grand Lodge recon-
mend said work to the Subordinate Lodges
and the Graft generally.
feb 1896
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RAdq'rs Armies of the q. s.,
llrH, FEBRUARY, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS !
No. 3. 7

NO. o.
TNHE discipline and efficiency of the army
Il have been greatly impaired by men
leaving their proper commands TO join
others, in which they find service more agree
able
This practice almost as injurious in its
consequences as the crime of desertion, by
the Articles of War, exposes the offender to
n similar punishment, and subjects the off .
Ger receiving him to dismissal from the
army.
1t is therefore declared that the provisions
of General Orders No. 2, of this date, from
army headquarters, apply to such men as
have left their proper. commands and joined
others without being regularly transferred
They will receive the pardon promised in
that order upon complying with its condi-
tions, or suffer the consequences attached
to neglecting it.
The names of such absentees will be
forthwith reported to these Headquarters by
the officers with whom they are serving, and
immediate measures taken to return them to
their proper commands.
AS soon as practicable an inspection will
be made, and charges will be preferred
against those who neglect to enforce this
order.
mch 23'G5-G II. L. LEE, General.
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TEaT.EGR a PEITC
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Southern News.

AUGUSTA, April l2.-The negro raid
under Foster is supposed to be moving
towards Charlotte, N. c., from near
Camden
The latest accounts and latest advices
from Montgomery at noon, state that the
enemy WIRE in six miles of the city.
Our troops were preparing to evacuate.
Columbus is being prepared against
an invasion. Stores are being removed
eastward, and several hospitals from the
city, and Macon, lave been ordered to
Charlotte, N. @.
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Southern Field and Firesidc {,

Soeshefh HIctU ana E1rGSi0G!
GRAND LITERARY COMBINATION
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
or AUGUSTA, GA, AND
THE ILLUSTRATED MERCURY.
OF RALEIGH, ", c.,
Combined and continued under the old pop
ular title of the
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
ME Proprietors of tho Mercury having
Il purchased the SOUTHERN FIELD AND
FIREsIDE, and finding il impossible to make
arrangements which would insure regular
supply of paper, upon account of the irIeg-
ularity aud uncertainty Of transportation for
tho FIELD AND FREsIDE at Augusta. Ga..
the same having to be supplied from tho
mills at Raleigh, N. c., haveb removed the
FIELD AND PRESIDE TO Raleigh and COM
blned these two sterling Literary Journals.
The MERCURY is therefore merged into the
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIREsIDE, and will be
so published until tho state of the country
will justify divergement, when both pa
pers will be resumed and continued rs here
tofore. Subscribers TO both journals will
receive the paper to the full time of sub
scription without delay or interruption.
The entire editorial and contrihutoral corps
OF both papers are retained upon the emerg-
ing journal. 1t is announced, without fear
of contradiction, that the extensive and
splendid array of combined talent now en-
ployed in writing for the FIELD AND FIRE
SIDE surpasses in genuine merit, ability. ce-
lebrity and numerical strength, any combi-.
nation or engagement ever before attained
in the history of Periodical Literature of
Europe or America.
TERMS:
One subscrbar six months, :: 500 90
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Address WM. b. SMITH u CO.,
feb 1855 Raleigh, N. c.
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Confederate States q overmmel

The Executive:
Hon. JEY DAVIS, of Miss, President.
Hon. A. II. STEVENS, of Ga, Yice-Pyesident.s
Tie Cabinet:
J. P. BENJAMIN, of ,Le., Secretary Of State.
G. A. TRgNHoLM, Of s. c.. Sec'y Of Tyeasury
]. c. BRgCKINRiDaE, of KY. See'y of War.
s. II. MALLORY, of Fla, Seeg Of the Mary.
Hon. Ggo. DAyIs, of N. c., attorney Generdt
JOHN II. REAGAN, of Texas, Postmaster Gen.
Heads of Bureaus:
Rufus r. Rhodes, Commissioner Of Patents
q. L. w. Nelson, Sup't Of Public Printing
Gen. Sam. Cooper, Adj't and Inspector Gen.
John s. Preston, Chief Of Bureau Of Con-
n, scription.
Brig Gen. A. II. Lawton, Quartermastsr Gen.
8. p. Moore, Surgeon General. TN
Il. w. Johns, Medical Purveyof. ~
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-04-13
TO the Friends of the soldiers

THROUGHOUTT THE CONFEDERACY.
QUARTERMAsTER GEMS DEPARTMENT,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb 20,'G4.
Nl1E friends and relatives Of soldiers in
Il the Army ofNorlhern Virginia are here
by notified that an arrangement has this day
been effected with the Southern Express
wearing apparel to Richmond, Va.
To secure the advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, the following
instructions must be observed:
Packages must not contain more than one
handred pounds; be we'll secured, aud plainly
marked, and sent at the expense the ship
per to either of the Soldiers Relief Associa-
tions, which are located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh lin South
Carolina Mt Columbia; In Georgia, lat Augusta;
in Alabama, ut Montgomery, or to any other
point at which one Of these Associations hay Q
an Office.
The Agents Of these Associations will there
take charge of them, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, to the proper
Agents Of the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed to the proper
individual owners.
To meet the wishes of the soldiers, and to
give them certain and speedy communion
ton with home. the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed to give this freight prefer
once over everything else; and. in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success of so
laudable an enterprise, the several railroad
companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilities as will ena-
BILE 1t to make this arrangement q. complete
success. .l a. hat
AS the Southern Express, Company as
,sumcs all responsibility of tho Transporta-
tion Of these packages, the Isslief 'Associa-
tions arc requested to Withdraw their agents
who have heretofore acted ms, travelling
messengers. If the Relief Association will
establish agencies in the rear of other arm
les, they may enjoy the same privileges here
by secured to the army Of Northern Vir-
ginia. +. W. SIMS,
Approved, 1t. Col,and Quarterm'r.
A. Il. LAwToN, Quartermaster Gen'l.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-04-13
To the Public.

HNHE subscriber will pay aliberal reward
II for tho recovery of his books, namely,
two day books and two ledgers. They were
taken by some persons from the lot where
the furniture was, alse one dtawer belong
ing to q bureau. s. WOOLFE.
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