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MI siJ.3 N 'CINorNkAT1, April 2s, 1884.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put mp by Mr.. Peter
Martin, willingly testify to the very general salts
TSfGV ,1TS F",1T J. lC.ICULBERTSON,N
...,r ~ o. 3Ss West sixth Street.
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lrrom The New,YOrk world

THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM CowAEYi
frstc class organization. whose officers are of th
highest standing, and We cheerfulIy recommend II
TO all parties desirous Of purchasing reliable stocks
The General Superintendent Is pioneer in the Oil
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ayITygT np oI Ig1isssN e% y ? 7
tl- ssif8I d" 5000 rsanF 'si f.
darn q sn l 9s3.r -'1
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The Warm Air Furnace m lnufactdred for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas and costs for fuel but mere tribe. ~
.--rel,.t 7 JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman, vi
18th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati.
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AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

THIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADVAN.
y taae Of atbrough ticket and aggage check TO
grivilege Of visiting Baltimore, Phadelphia aud
New ork, at the cost of New York ticket alone.
or the privilege Of visiting all of the principal sea-
board cities at the cost of Boston ticket alone via
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
Washington City, at an additional expense Of %.
Trains leave Colurbus as follows: - ,i,,,,,.,,ti
4:20 A. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Beaire and Pennsylvania Central Railroad, ar
Iives at Belare at 1910 A. NJ: Pittsburgh at g,l5
T. Mi Harrisburg at 245 A. M; Baltimore at TOO
a; Nj Philadelphia ats55 A. NJ; New York, via
Philadelphis, At 1900 "; New York, via Alien
York three hours in advance Of any other route.
Via Bellaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad arrives
at Bellairo at 10As A. NJ; Grafton at 4:2O p. NJ;
Cumberland at $50 p. M; baltimore at TAO A. NJ;
Washington City at $50 A. NJ. This train arril es
In Baltimore and Washington City several hours
In advance of any other route. .iTc "".i
2ao h. EAPRESS, from Union Depot via
BeIlaire and Batimore& d Ohio Railroad, arrives
Cumberland at $40 A. NJ; baltimore at $40 P.
M; Washington City at 100 Z. NJ. ' Ha"'''
Via Rellaire and Pennsylvania Railroad. arrives at
BeIaire at $40 p. Nj Pittsburgh at 2:lOP. NJ;
Harrisburg, at l:30 p. NJ: Baltimore &C 545 p. M
Philadelphia at SOS ?. NJ; New York, via Pha-
delphia, at 1890 7. NJ; New York, via Allentown,
at 1000 p. NJ. '.'f' d Il l'I-'
1T Five trains daily (Sundays excepted from
Washington or Baltimore, for Philadelphia and New
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
~ Be sure 10 ask for tickets via Bellaire.
Da y. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent.
H..J. JEWE1T, President. 10. D,
Jams siNTG1|G =. ..HJ TIgy n -.J 'rEH
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HAlLHoAD.fi
Three Trains Daily,
~. EXCEPT SUNDAY. .'iJ
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on theu
Little Miami & Columbus a. Xenia
.''i l7s-'' Railroads.
-u.r ..r ~ FIRST TRAIN. .a.,. aif
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at $40 Al
Giead, Gallon and at all stations north Of Gallon.
SECOND TRAIN. .u5aiuas D.
NEW YORK EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus At
1925 A; M. VIII stop At Delaware, Cardington,
Gallon. Crestline, Shelby. New London, Wellington
and Grafton. -
-N2 'i THIRD TRAIN. ','.''
MAIL AND EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at a,4o
P. Will stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and
q Shiloh, New London, Wellington, Grafton and
,.. CONNECTIONS. j
AT Delaware with Springfield Branch for Spring
field and all points on that road.
At Crestline with Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and Chi
casO Railroad for Pittsburg Philadelphia and Bsti-
AT Shelby, with Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad for all points on that road. Also for TOle-
Az Grafton for Toledo and Chicago.
AT Cleveland with Lake Shore railroad for Erie,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON all
Night Trains 10 Chicago, New
York and Boston.
sFBaggage checked through to New York and
Boston, via Cleveland also to Philadelphia and New
York, via Crestline. 80 -
RETURNING: ,..
Night Express arrives at Columbus at 4s2oA. N.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 400
n. M.
Columbus Accommodation arrives at Columbus at
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Z" Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
E.S. FLINT,
-..-.., -Snp't., Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON
20 Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
Columbus. November i. 1854. i171-7'
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yeN o., 5s Nit. NoTRE D DAMB, READISe, 0HIo.l y
."'' November Goth, 1861. !
Mr.. MARTIN:-This is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for US, and satisfied with it.
Our rooms are amply heated. d,
SISTERS NOTRE DAME. u
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From Tho New York Trihuna.1

THE FIRST NATIONAL Is the name Of the Petro-
leum Company whose prospectus and map arc be
fsre us. The names which We see among the Di-
rectors arc ample recommendations for this Compa-
nysand sufficient guarantee Of It's future manage
mens.'gi -s 1Y'tsa GdI IIs9~ 0l asa2 97li
.il3WYE18 nj fO us su0
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TIE X M 5.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tenllnes Of Nonpareil. or X inch space, constitute
square. t,n,fH .iIal8G
~ .W DAILY.
For each insertion, per square, rs cents
i Notices Of Deaths, 30 cents.
Notices Of Marriages, so cents.
Religious Notices 30 cents. VI f.4l nlt'
y Advertisements inserted every other day every
third day, and once week, will be charged toper
square, each insertion.
Business Notices in Local column Is cen Der line
for each insertion. No Notice less than $I,l m
M WEEKLY. iuf
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. Business Notices 50 cents perline en- insertion.
No Noticeless than $500. g-
Legal advertisements will be charged regular rates.
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for hereafter, at the time they ordered other
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GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons to hold.
LsLFrom rha Neu Yor,, HeraId !

~ from The New York Herald
News has been received and abundantly con-
rmed from several sources, Of the striking Of new
2osbarrel Well on Cherry Run. above the Reed Well
FEW RODS PROM THE PROPERTY OF The FIRST
NATIONAL PETRoLEUM COMPANY, &. se rf.,
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Little Kanawha & Elk River
.PETROLEUMAND MINING Co.
10 SUBSCRIPTIONS To BE CLOSED.
Jisg-9.r % tlo- bI-------n nrll 20 iii" a1bon
Cash Working Capital, &15O,OOO.

,fuIm b.s no l9l 90 JTul1rl hoos o-lL 9YHn 1
lgo.t.. ovp,cvps ioo1iapnI
OLIVER T.. wOOn, President. IlE-ri l'bl
JAMES CRUIkSilANK Vice President.
CHARLES j. MARTIN. Treasurer. '"iiFh'
JAMES WADSWORTH Secretary. ".i 'hI
3. R. BLACKWELL. Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent, .,.,i .I, dtfg11
- ,,o -.i, TRUSTEES: lq- .sprqli, ,
PAUL N. SP0FFQRD. of SpoRord Tileson 4
Co.. N. Y. ..,,,'h . - f-f .negeeu
CHARLESJ. MARTIN. President Home Insur-
ance Co., N. Y. }lu NVp 1,.' ..1a ''Hr 'aY
Hon. ROGER,AVERILL, Dsnbury. Conn.
Hon. ALIBERTZ. OATbIN, Burlington,Vt.
JAMES CRuIKSHANK, 55 Broadway,N MY.
OLIVER E. WOOD, 20 Barclay street, N. Y.iT
Z JAMES WADSW0RTH. of James Wadsworth
4 Co.. 61 Cedar street, n. Y. tlra .1gn sri". u.
JOHN W STRONG, Detroit, Mich. h,l i7tr
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. 2 Pine street. MY. sJ
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i haveus for two wiuterslMr Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnacein my dwelling, and am we'll satisfied
with its operation.
,,,r h 'I1TT'WrT nj GRIFFIN TAYLOR. 4
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The ll.;,s II 49, ssrss . ,ss 8.
sesss. when retessssx " tlssx hosass .eesryed =
man furkiAx ks1tsa tte s9s=&sat tfsea .sSssni
,r; cried sns te him 10 sfR eack ssa eea thsi "a
Ey." Atthix the iafisidaae In qSesfion took -
10 his ksals, resAlaed hts baHgy which VIA stsnsg
in the read usdF1fna sooa eas OF sight
FOu Eoss,!ay ~ias4r shA sirpctsesses ef To- iasat
,utiou we're all sssesnbseax Ht .thN AsysuE, sad
ahoat the sans sinss. gsatienan sfitlnx RsAt ss
an elsss:lns tusss-aus pulled up at ths Eses, and
sg,sr sskias ksw ..ths baby" was gettt.E aieos.
ravs the vhIp TO his RasiHsase Aad dashsa %
s,,-c s,<s ,ssad - 80 g 3.
The eIrcumsfascss ssre all deeaasd ts she Chief
Of police, te WHOSE was siven the 5staa which ae-
.ss,uansea litiis miss JsAkins," oh H&rst visit,
anil at iSSa sseSssAts tkc lynr.eyedl on o. tue
muaicipai law. wefe 90 tie ssasrh taS tbs asbhnrs
,szshis ssysaeriass psspsssati0n. ~
y Al safrseas tbs little fssad1isK u rsgeisfix
iusSssaa .s dc asphsa's Horhe. wlssss every care
and .,tessi,sn uiA 30 sAmisistese by ifs hainsns
yrccerisess and pziiaethse1sif msaassss fa the
,,pxvr of hum at events shssslay ktsN ep 40 DC n
chilarsa Of mystcry Sssd .sSssfHftnaE and. who
kn.~s- perhaps gifssd wi.h gsniss, ssd 4lhs tat
ent s,ssae day, to write her essn 500 sarv ts a@
other Jane Eyre In sestsBoss ofsessehinx patheHss
and els. .aencas TAsse-asw. We Hasa sissn iha,
outline Tt Is the initial ehspscr of ssosy iasad
I'd aa fart Let sstas asse pisiA jnsaslnatios "a
more ex xtsrisacea uarratss rsa facls - ts:
,leiusn tion OF the romaatie, wzsvs u sAss Fpff,
Tale, OF .Cststmas carol.
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eal Ls,ss 3 be hnsffss a<tsss ssssics hi s,s dc
su4eisat aaaassf sf eezulIine eleessE who 81 y
report 10 and be sa9ey ~ insssaiass .iirsctssa W
ness al sanse1iptisa q Tis several sstssss, -
Ssqs 4. Al eonscfs4as sAsei be exssnihed by XS
raaatcsf boards sf tle asWy, aser rrjoiniag 81
esssma.As Ia the ssla Ia which they rrsy be n
by an army se&icsi board. shall sc sSs szral
shsl. rssiese the par<y from all military srstft5
the ek{nse, wheE the isahilisy is pefsRsiisnt -
The 1ese of il is SET srth In te certificate Of iis
8 If .ny sShssrsps sAaIi farng.h to tsS
sss IA oitissr rf his essnsv eestiicaie. asstEt
90 oa sssess,ss. rss sss,an s, Or ifs@ ssss ss
ssaaaaand 70 uhich b. may. be sssigued Sfthput
serisns prejnaies 10 his hrash, or :hat he IS se-
riess1y mafmed esnzsnfsesfiy unas for field ser
vice. .pf shali praaext 20 sach euroifng otiicer q
certisss4s Of dilehargs account Of pernanea.
disehliisy hesstossre gr.nfed. furIough shall be
geeted y him until the srxt meeting az fhs ssed
!. Sac. 8 Thsre shall b. -assgned To esek SsoB-
Srsssisss4 pistriet meaieai board, consissing ri
sbfee sargeoes, two Of whom shall be army ssy-
& fsss ssss. ss na.ssas ss.ii si sssa sa ss
srict st.isast once in three months, and Shall 81.
asaine fpr discharge or recommendation for 15fIht
81 srsessns
Evesy disehsfge granted by the said a7saieai
seasa shall be iiuaI al.A shaIkr-lieve sa,ty
io9 81 military sssy.ss Y sss ia,are - rhss tns
forth in she certiezsfe.
SEs. z. IL sheli he the duty Of ell efzeers and
others e.apeyed Ia the ailitsFy service or se Con
fedsraie States. and aot actually In the field, in
cIuding qaartsrseassers asd scommissaricss csin
saasss Of poss, provost uarshsis, oacass Of the
AxIinanee, nfFs and Esieing and medical bursau,
<i eshsrs zeake ecrtiGed arconn,s 10 the nearest
eoessszpt oeaesr, ef tbs names, ages and physirs
rsssdifien Of all persons in the service, which re-
taras shati be forwarded te eEsnerai oeierr con
frsEiins eeascrPtssn In the Stats.
fskc. T. Rer tbs enforcement af TIE d,itiee isa
psseA By this art spon tas general officers con
troIiag ceaasEFsiSa iu the several .siss, such de
tssekessAt e ths reserve forces they may dcen
ascssssry sz1Ali So plscSa st their ,tisposal.
ssc. .. Ths bureau Of csascrstption and the
Gangs Of aassrseiiaa ara hereby abolished and alt
rsxus sf the War Department ineonsisient
With this sef are hereby repealed. 4
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lMRoarANr iNFoRAsATiass

BEING pnssessed of the ART OF WRITING
INVISlELi, whereby private coamnnieatiolssssa
DO carried ON with frieai4 going In OF Who La e ts
iefl within tse enemy s lhnes, with friaaass.nd
setatsns a, hoHse sl<ie1i J~ar Of d-f.~ Iiss & sI
furnish ea"agh tssisiLls Ink IL write e,s1, Ess3i
died Letters fsr One lsssdrea Dssisrs. fsrfsrs
satisfasjiv EsaTsnfiei. Tbs uaeriAis will 10 ssnt
tn any part al the censsess'sey free Of charge.
Assafess RokEss, " TATRa,
20 .Bsxsss, haesaSaa.
Referenees Any ei;seaaf.< Fsanah, Ga.
s-sisreh zA.. tsss 7ssS
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walat0sa.

foUR OR FIVE LADIES, rher ysiss . good
lsgihls band, to sn the positions Oh ceFssponAsux
clerks Aad'E.ot Ketpers- They viii rsssiss rsssii
s''iHea to the ba"i"e.s, the pay aaa aisssHsss Of
SECOND Class Clerks ~. e = 5
n Applications with specipeas Of sasa sfssas ws,r
De made To Major j. T. PKrrsr, Ast -Sup4 Rftxs
snd Mining Raresn, Selma, Ala.
wM. RICHARDSON HUzT
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HEADQ'RS DEPT. ALA, MISS Z. lA.l
Meridian, Miss March Ia is65

HEADokS DEPT. ALA, MISS. T. LAY
Meridian. Miss, March 10. 1865.
General ssrsasrs No 81.
l. ny Parsassph sY6 Army Regulations, "Esesrs
travelling with "rganisea bodies al troop. On steam
e'ats are eniiIsd to- Cabin passage, and tran.por.
tstion will lie i-saed aee"riiagiy.
H. Transp'.riati N furnished t~ oesesrs travel
ing "n ffeaiah"atH. .uader any order, except zith
"SQired bodies ~ troops, does sst sntitls them T.
aedn paassaee.
III. Transportation oaarterma.tsrs and agents
win str'etiy obey the absve order.
SBy cpmuan'i oi Lisui. General Taylor
F. sURaEJs
Lieut. C"l. aa&A- A. a.
- 1ass- Selma. Montgomery and Mobile papssv
copy six Zines. Mars4-st
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Or Exchange fsr fswn Pros

|nNE SEVENTH INTEREST in The Ss<,hs
" Iroa Works. 2ao Aere- yala1bl5 E$;S &
near Central RailsaaL,- A Valuable WasSf fS1sss
near caal bed and Raiiseai i.ssxr
HOUSE and LOT fa Susauaar6sld; Hases 6ed
Lot IN Calumhiana. including farnifares s1t<h oae
NEW PIANO; snaali STOCK Cattle arI. Hog.
Carriage and Harness, nearly asw. =
One Hundred TONS IRON, xasi sssarf,aeat,
iprln.ling Horse Shoe, Nail, Rod, neol, Iron.
5ottar Tie, Snail5i 5itssl sssi ssaare. Syrpp AlIs,
Bark Miiisslnd sa!tPans. Naiis fran 81 fo "a
Address me at cnlumhiaps,ssa alslsma- -
March n, fss4 ia$ KUHAcE MARE
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NEAR tho corner Of lrSea street aud thu Aiisy
- ~ The rear Of the Ptaroncs Hotsi, ssA- Tsss-
days ikf sEf, Pocket Book. csnfaiaiss sons
sssss Ear.e hklszas- xysl ssstans
nesLss. Any person wie viii rstufa y6Ass ss4fciss
60 saeslsahei osdse win be saisaA.y rssasslssl
+ n. k0oKCE-
Selma, Ala, Mar. 2l, 1868. !.t-
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Tlhe. Baptist Banner.

PuBEiShis Ed eyery Saturday fwhasr steetl a,
Aagnrss, Ga. Edi.si hy Rev. A. c DAsras and
JAS. n. BLls..
Dsvoied ta DE Family Circle. The Church. and
tasc Army. Enelos- $Io and address.
JAMES ". ELLIS, I,
March 2i-St Angusts, Ga
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HEADQ'Rs nIs1RTcr u ALA.
M.utevsllSs sXAr~h 2SIS6j.

HEAOQ 10 lAS ktiC1 " AIN Z
M"utsvsllSN SAr~h z lsG5.
s:eneral Orders No. l3. y
PURSUANT to In.irBctioas a,s Ds6k', com-
saa2sasr, all coansniisG Oassers II Infsssrv or
escr.itiag c.Hps nss located e$abiH We limits Of
,hifstsrs<t and s-ioss'as 4 Hhsssi~ss cavalry
eas5e sss ksssBy arasrsd Ia Ase ~ iasis e,,easp-
assass ssa 8 rss'ovsss asNs.sa II thsi, esGesss,
nsa. Rssaas saa hasssa 60 speiat east az the CSss
Ahtseses ssa saitst 1t i,sparsAss, AlahassA
Ielssissisvi sna nssa L~sissssa, asa report frs,s
ftsss tsitss essssssafs ssslaee<s fAs erisr-.
sAu sxseaaevs u. asvs,zx iaaA. cess.aanaass,
&c &lls ahss aissrirs. are etas<z sssk the exc
sIss sf tkk srs<r.
pysecsHzsaesef ef Brsx. tssA. y E..Aaeass-
JouE lkaEAE,
). aFaEa<ses s',ss 90. - sssskA A.AsS. Gss.
Is rs nsarsc lsIzAsgs~srx assssss-s saa N,
tA 80 ekasSfk psk5lk zix ts5ss<.s I. ~.
slss fs ! iAalas es.s
AZ TAs xsssz oxsts
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Anything snansisnK frem t1e great lchnesss.'e
chieffain ~ always read with keen relish by the
people, wka have hazard of deeds performed be
him that have made every satfiatte hsart leap
with JOY. But when, NJ in tie letter below sbry
perase IN sentiments IL contains, IL Is ~r.l
caiea .aisd 10 make Gan. Forrest doubiy dear IA
thsae who have heret0fore oniy k.own him the
persoaifcation of lofty daring and chiyairy on the
gorT bsFiehcld. We iheseiore make room t''r II
IN ersfereAce ts anything might have to say
odE-lyes. aud prrssnIe oar readers i'll be grc,It-
y osnrhtted thereby We commend il to tue care
fl attention nf oar realers. We clip 1t, as a,ii
he seen, from the Eiasiau, together with. the e.
Ptanatort note of Maj. " II. NcAsse:
Mtcax, AIs>.. March q. is-'j.
ifsisfars cadrlupti taks, sis liberty of sending.
tor Putiieafsen IN your es,iiInhs- extras ts
from lstser addressed .ane by Lieut.. G-n y. u.
FoTreaE letter is a private one, and never
was designed foe nsbici.fion. tut It's Eentin,ents
s.s 40 Just SO honorabie 10 aIe heroic sod,f wl,..
penned IL, and there are i,i our midst ao aia,.,
weak -knesd eroa kers and cravens, that ! feel |
eappot betser serve se good than by assss,g
OF cheer which confe frossa tiht distinguished ssS
dier. Hislvtssr literally contains thoughts that
breathe and words that karn. aud know OF iio
living man nf when it can he more iFpis aA..t-
zone blast Of bis bsgie h'srp worth a thon-l
/ am ssnsssn1ss, yer, respectfully ssepr gri.n'.
W. III, MA Rpssi
HsapzrARrsss PeRHEsrs CAvaLzksf
pxAE SIK,- Yoar favor sf ihe lot lost, z.As jsst
sess E. ..osi.r:, anu 'Aass ~" '".
stoh - eos.1S s
: y..,-a.-... s.xS xSa,,,.., 10
H. sAas @ sNe 80. We - .s s ~ 'A' ssssons,,s.
= ,s - h,t 4 = desrsd,
- 80 s.sy a. - al ,.s,d go
l a:,H - - ~ ~ -. ,
sssnns ou. sr.s,,' y, ,, - -. w. can
Asa Psla,i. n.s ~ ra ~, - IA nzyan. en-,
ss.stl is.I s,t,er t,,an xpt
$. Il .n
Is "a 4 10 tirL
sts1ze.l - 20
sss asss q; s,a s cam
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Pra,n tie Enauires-s $ :.
g.ane OF the ssath.
ny i.as aARYoA GILpERr

Z
Land ..f thsx ssasth--my native hume ~
Ny heart e'er yearas far thss;
Say .saaghters bieom 10 iessliasss,
" fhy sons srs brave aud ffes. .
Then tell Inc not of other sa;In.s,
Where btsas wiads ever SleH,s@
Where ssmner as'er saaih wssu the soul;
Where reigns 'teieraal asew."
Land .f the Soafh.-of cyPuiss, pies.
~ orangr and issssnsss too;
Thv hslds abound awith gisss saa fsaits,
r With fragraacs eveF psrs.
Then tell uas not of other AaEas,
N.s cen 81 Indis q zzaast :nss
az heasthfaI air. al tkeseaE z&sst,
Thaa Ger han he nv ~ ,ss,s.
! a.a.a,erlss sssfh 4 Js-kses s;s.:sas
vhs, dlassy fpes afsy s. sssss.. Il
ne sacred ashes hs
) sssn may The elosd which - zhse 4asgSsa
= sgAer gdin thy sadisas hghtS Sn -
, fdsss.s tas praifs 10 help ekss sss
sb9snsss 10 Ny. dsiiGafs
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E1n,fxedoshA'rs thee gave - ~ w. :.
$ 1sssa zsssss al I.es Jspd BsAarsg8pss
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a.ss 8. - 49,. !. ..sssss sl:.ss: -
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HEADQUARTERS Dist. Ala.
SELMA. Mar n ~. 1853.
CIRCILAR.

CIRCt LAR. -
ALL sbts bedsd lnen, citizens ar refugees. in
Selma, its yiriniiy, called upon +" take up.
asns for home defense.
Tssy Will he aresptsa In the -srsice ior sixty
days, and made auhest t" iuty emily in ssla,a sn,i
ifs vicinity. snd {" he dsbsnd.i ,o"nss, 81 the
oess;fy FOR their .ery ice. i. rrmoycd .
Rerars taAcol- E"ysi"a. h" viii .sS IL organi
sation rnvaiIy infantry c"mpsAs ss---Iectina
their awn officers. ~ I
II In hoped that every man capable of hearing
arms, will rally aroand the standard isSr raHn
Try, and for the defense of their h"m->,S
ID. W. hbAA
Mar ae-a Brig. Gen.
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NITRE d sssNHNG BUREAU.

~ HEADQ'; MINING Dis. no a.
SELMA, Ala. March %, 1880. /
> THE following asmsd detailed censcHSpts. has-
s,ng deserted from this BUREAU, the usual rs1ssd
>wii lac paid for their aPprehsasioa and dsisvsry To
any enrolling "ficcr ronseript camp, or fer
|Ah}r lu.Fment in isil.
:. l.. BarANr, Caprersnith, heght q n. ll{ ia
istSes, eyes hassl, hair lark, essnPiexian fsir.
"A. +. Wasx, Clerk, height o. inehss. sgs SO,
eyes dark, hair dark, compicxioA darE. -
wM. RICHARDSON HINT.
Marei, 2a 81 Ii cos. Com. Dis.
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:NsrsAern News.
II HSzsArosIA. March zee .--yostherr dates OF th,
Isth have. been received. The papers ,are barrel
afnesA,
fbsst. Louis Republican OF the 81 .Asss. rs
Earts from Eew fosk show that TaassFppoiis 3.
Eare bSss excited yestsraas, BY Fuesoss tAsa sAer
ban bed arrived IN front Of Raleigh, " c.. -at
a battle had defeated Joe !ssgAsst@eks This esa
Zsibatss 70 the decline and ths usaskzfs ere gsner
10y deprsssed Our las. teirssN1 howsver
|haw ss.Aermans s success la be prsSzknre.
Sno X. Stockha. dsmocrst, q fs5ectsd D. s.
|iesator frem ks~ Jersey. in place. g lehe Terry
] Ssaers have been reserved 81 ssza lsr de
txsseastafi sfnr les fhossasd iFssis4eA wao are
n Eastpssf, aecdrding % g agfssmea'
ksae by ti@u Thomas With the t;anfsasruses.
Capt. Beaursgar.ss ~ sreshes sf- tisn. sssare:
4aa,vas.eA tkreugh shss siarsof ssasxico eu route
i <rsera, :. r. 49, { sf,.s.
Ijsre Caensesas. Wis tee, vessslssg "a fhila.
Islpaia far tas saf nsss. dltrctsrn TO bia
anne i've MuatssSiIe, ssstA. 80
The 81 nuis Na1G deaesaeer the State
whsxhN ! has been in s<seson seveFss
,,oafiis. and expresses tse fear that repsdiation
sh be received as ihs ssrftssd policy al Missouri
The fsEs,ga "e~.i' vsrymeAEre I'D aHs1zP"r-
sss
New York teiegraas say ihststAs faf sf VII
=; nssasis was Aoi naex psctsd 10 sna, and thAs
he eiass ( shxsefore, vas not great ~ Il saher-
siss ws.ala hayo bsen The Fsdsrai securities isa-
.rcv.a. hat thsac casfsdsrsts loan wss shade sasi
= A..s,-s, a..,;~,sri I'm nntIr iaatior
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Wanted.

: TwkkfxrABLE BobAEp NEGRO L.k-rsrs
isr shssh ganl wages wiA he paid ousstsrs,
food sssd medical aitepssoa furnished. ~
ApSiy to JG9. C. MOORE Ls- cai-
9 March 2ssI~ con. seiAss Aasssal.
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tsses s6ssfk e. Aet 10 sssasss~sA ia tAs yesi 1854
Az 1A& THsAansis ia ths Cfesk's 0aser al ths Dis
f1saxf q tAs tsfrerats Ststes fx th- Norsarra