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a Information would gladly Be received ~
- zoe Whereabouts Of Mr.. John Ben,etf -, "a
,.n at they have been living in Atlanta. ca; ~,
80 =. .-s2s vas ordered 70 leave there a.
t 49, Hnon nnere they have gone. Anr pe-.,,,,
moving q Their Whereabouts viii oblire r1 49, -
r1en 70 Er1te % ne Oirecf your leffer - :
Ss1nson. %. \. sth Ark Regf. GoTas's Bid
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TIE SOUTHERN RAILKoAD a fter the l0tsf
Of January but three passenger and mali
trains per week will run on The Southern
railroad These trains will leave Meridian
on Tuesday, Thursday and saturday, At
seven 4. N. returning from Jackson, Jeave
that5place on Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day
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DIsrRIcr OF WEsr TENNESSEE -Brigadier
Geaeraf Yeateh yesterday, ASSUMED. CON-
tnaea If The bistrietof West Tenhessee with
headquarters in his city. same as lately oc-
cuaied hy Washburn The event has been
anticipated for several days. and looked for
with much satisfaction BY our citizens His
anil I,ieut. J. w Wright. ID Iowa cavalry.
acting chief qHartetmaster.- Memphis zBul7e-,
In ~, Dcf. 49,
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Tie enemy. driven b. the gaianfrv 81 The noble
army Of Hotd frrrn your northern border nov s.eI
your southern coast and threatens Nozzle within
twenty nliies ~ your gate city, the KY to-h. ~
ley Of the TPnbEbee Add Alabama rirer- he I. b~ii
for The time in check - the gallant MrCrlIo1rb.
But his nun be-s are too fr..nd the men urr- De-
Taylor, the hero Of The Wet. an not suF-sr-s Il.
DIVE back ne raudnl lcr1es
There m enough of those whose uisnt,.s,-.
VIII b laid EaFte. aud uboss means of runr--t MI
Be destroyed II Mobile falls % rc1el The r. .a r--
ish bis rash1ess. If those uho arc exernnt ~ -
will rally q the ruscuc
By the pride of your Ep1nhood. bythe In, n
your fathers By the gallant mine u Al.iarai.. -
every heid-by the virtue q your uiras. mofhe-.
and daughters, call upoa Alaiaunians. "a -,
and boys, a. make one eGorf for Ieiirer.r-r -
protcction-
1on are exempt ani 20 an T. vii 70 ufrh 70,
10 any capacity IN Which you nay wi.h ne 10 ~,
but LEI - 80 atonee- Come accompanies OF s,u.is
singly- ----
hendezro4s ~ OcnoroiiF, Selma. Opelika Tai
iadega Or Montgomery. and -sfions ana tr.,--.---
tatiun VII he furnished T. Mobile Rrin- --rh
weapons a. lou may have IN hand ,rhich viii -
sHer for attack OF drfens-
- azlifl<.r----z-
60 'oT tne dfieuse " Mobile Lei II No. - 49,,
'eA' Ut cniff city has been Lost fhrtusi, a. -
plneness and indifference Alabani.rs n, - -
-oe = proinpt rcspon-s aiil make On -, -
- - .oof'i am We can return T. the enio. rpe,.s
- o11 -oi1es freed from danger 81 q cruel -,
DUP c. GREEN.
brig. Gen. and O n Al.
alentgotnefy- Dcc5ll. 1864
- f4psfs 10 Middle aud South Aisb,-,. -..,.,
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WAg DEpARrHKSrx c. s. A.,
Richmond Nov d SCI

fe.ctlnOnd, NOV. 1l,-lS04.
lis EkcetifHcy A L. Bonhan, Gores7aor Of
South c1rollad. Columbia, s. c..
SIR Your letter. asking furloughs for
such members Of the Legislature as are in
the army, to attend tc their representative
doties, Was referred 10 Gen. Lee for eonsid-
Grafton. anu he has returned it with the fol-
lowing endorsement: I'm my opinion It l.
better Tor the country that oil persons in the
military service, elected either to the State
legislatures or To Congress. should vacate
Their positions in the army Holding the
two positions is ruinous 70 the service. /
have had occasion to express my viewsjon
this subject to the Department before. and
experience strengthens my opinion Many
brigades and regiments viii be left without
commanders. if furi0ughs are granted to Of
ficers elected 70 Legislative bodies, from
which they cannot be spared But the evil
docs not stop there Commands are viewed
more az a means pf individual advancen ent
than as body Of troops to he Instructed and
disciplined Cor the use Of the country
In Difference 10 General Lees opinion. so
decidedly expressed. The Department cannot
grant furloughs from the army Of Northern
Virginia
Very respectfully, your Ob't. ser'vt
lSIgned) JAS. A. SEDDoy.
Secretary Of War
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NEW DAILY PAPER II RICHMOND
- PROSPECT


THE undersigned propose ie fubsish daily pa
4 per, under the title OF e 1EE RICHMOND
HERALD, on.or about the 18th n Januarr nexf
II viii be entirely Independent in politics but
VIII nevertheiess accord 20 the administration
3ust support IN all measures Uhirl. in the opinicr
Of is conductors, may be deemed .romotire Of the
good CT the cluse in which We re engaged A
proper cricisn Of such acts a. v ~ Be deemed adj
verse - this ohjsct viii be. u arse consistent
With the iadependent character 1nt,r which the
paper s 70 be inaugurafed.
In the matter Of General Scw4t will be found
10 keep pace With the leading journais Of the dav
while Il will have added TO It in the matter Of
inaaciai intelligence feature such A. We venture
% say, no paper IN the Confsdcra-, esub5ast Of
Editorials from the penof one Of he ablest fnan-
cial writer's IN this any other country will Be
presented in each number
fpr reasons not nov proper = be mentioned. ne
iorbear . give abe namesof fhes who shall con-
pose the regular editorial sfaf bal We hatter our
selves When they shall appear thor viii be found 70
constitute such array OF talent a. cannot be ex
eeici On this continent
= The vel known character o. he Individual
whose inc appears ,belau a. = sfsnocrabhic ~
porter furnishes, presume, Guarantee that In
All that relates 70 importsnt political spokches and
eaer,- tse ~ ,-fr' sssSst saSEufs-es
confcderacy-
The farming interests viii be faithfully rindica-
ted, and taken % disseminate the earliest in
telbgence which proper regard fsr he relfareof
tnAt great element d rAfionel wealth and power
aball demand.
IN the Insierof soTtco; sossuersiai Intelligence.
equal zeal shall be manifested cur object being 70
assign 70 each OF thsse depsrtrents an editor OF
known experience aud abiiify-
Arrangements are on foot by Fhich 10 secure tbe
earliest foreign news aud tho PAPER will contain
such editorial talent as vii fuIiyeelncidafe he
bearing n fereign diplomacy upon Southern in
ferests.
In short, 1.-THE RICHMOND HERALD vii
be found ~ -
the requirements OF the present crisis demand
The enterprise i respectfully eonmsudsd 70 Ike
favor and patronage Of the eirsens Of the Ssufh-
eTn Coafederasy
All tho papers of the cobfea,snsy vii copy iii
day aud send bill 70 p REAS &-C0-
Dec - ID Richmond. Va
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WIN confer favor by changing he address of
heir papers from Griffin, Ca, to Selma Ala
Prompt attention 10 this request viii place Us an
der obIigs.ions
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Ra- The old lattle flag of the Washing
ton artillery, Now orle4hs. is advsrtiss-l a.
lost. 1t was shipped from Richmond foiGoT
lumbia. S, G., to be exhibited at a ladies
fair, and lost in transit
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- An oil well has been sunk TO the der.h of
2Oq0 feet II Jackson, Michigan. aud Il Is proposal
= epntinuc II to Lhe depth Of 5000 feet II necc.
sry 20 strike ola depth OF 400 feet greater thin
my utii yet sunk on this continent.
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PRTNTINc OFFICE FOR SUE

A - --t-I1 Ness and JOB Odct. c3nsissine
= - *, 1e-rir rev foEer Press. Ger
- - ne f'root fres5 Job Igpe. NeEepa-
- -, o.o-e.' o-,.eys. Cl-ses. &C. fnr sale
% --'o1-'is ,errns-- TOR particulars enquire q
does M.sssTsiszr.ps 40. si-c cs5 siaH2;
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HAVE N STORE. AID 40 KEEP UP
supply Of
COTTON YARNS. Nos - "A.
COTTON AND WOOL LIDS.
GEORGIA AND coUSTR BEANS
GREY CLOTH. AND HostsPUS.
sHEErINes AND sHIRIkss,
IRoNsAND NAILS, :. 1e.,
SHOES, Mems, wousn's al AndreD.
BRoeANs. Negro Russe,..
SODA. coPPERAs. SNUFF.
TEA, ssGAR. &C.. &c.
SALT PASs. SUGAR KETTLES.
BARK MILLS. SUGAR NILS.
a &C.. &c. &c. &c. &c.
THEY W4NT II BrF
BAcoS ), LARD. AND soHHrN <lErP.
Deceu per IS, Iss4-a
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! HUNDRED rEARs no COVE.

We all within cur graves shall sieeP
hundred ye.rs 10 come.
NQ.liEing soul for Us shall weep
A hundred years to come
But other men
Our lands viii till,
And others then
Our streets will eli,
While other birds will sing ~ gay.
As bright the sun saline As to-day
A hundred years to come.
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OK board the steamboat r r r..
~ urd.y morning. yALrsE. canrss.e5 - -
s srsos y "a The name Tillnghasf on TIE end 4
oe..ongea 70 soldier on flrlough, AID IL con-
80 t-iuao.s 70 hln. and cannot Be renr.--S
Any persoa leaving infornation N - -. =. :.
- this once; win be rewarded - -
=, GORD0N SHARPE.
Adv Register. Mobile
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- AUTHoRITY
FUBLIc 0Ts

First Con=sc>s 81 Ihc Coafr1clase Ssate<.
f4s>c1 a. thr -srr-h -->-inn. ul.irla vas bcrnu
a. BED - tte cir @ i.ic1hlor,t 81 a.. SfrtE "a
1r-lr'- "a rnrrt t1r scrca-t oar rf De-
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nc eiEhterria .s-y-gi i'e.,. 1.ry- lisa
80 CIR &c il. ISL 80 n--..~..
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- F-1-cr- a t.-Fty a-er-ef fo'll-s- FIr. ne
ceisi et-k az -1r cl-tr ~ ihr lr-llzi-zIr-ar.zf
4 -. = - u { - $50 81 ',l...'..tia- --,rvcl
Il.asci1 T. Ils-t1.sr- $500 ~ s,r.-,I .-.l-- II
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= @sa- For tie present, and until We csn Seizure a.
more cpvehient room for the purpose, the business
ofhce e. tAe .REBEI" win be in the third story u
the baildiag occupied by Monk, Edwards 4 Co.
We hope to be able to get more convenient loca-
non IN a few days.
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PhEfARISc.-Goy Magra.h, of South Car
olina, has taken the field and established bis
military headquarters at Charleston. BY a
special order all citizens between sixteen and
sixty are called out. Gen. Talliaferre had
assumed command of i : Confederate forces.
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T-li..s-.-- ~ : -
CF-NrR AZ 0RfDrr,S "a Il - r. =,
Nv .5i-v-fs1- - ~. I $3.50. g., 80,
.--,.ii-,- n~----,,-- =, ~ - 7 =
: Z, ~. -. - Il - - 80 e Ia,
rr---. - .--,s,.--.. -, n ~
T~Il.s - 49, - a -. 49, 49,
c.1r,.,-~ li.-,-,,l.,I,. 80 f--l-7 - -
men 81 Eatr ~ r-fr- 49, = ~. 1,7.--- - 49,
tr.i al.fsr,.-u. i,irf = - '-,--, "a - .'.,
II --hrrntee C.lhnnn- T,--.t.,-.f T-11- 49, i.
q air I,I-r-s U--r.,- 4 - 49,. ~, i
f.r.este W-rke- r,-f.l. 7.--.,... -
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anr.r.-a &C.,, T.-i.-..',-- 1,5i.i, c., 49,
- 49, -.-, -....- s-'.-
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Ala ~ = h, - -,.1 - = Il
fl..--. had 1n-rfer~ f,- .rif-. ~ ~. -,-..- -
.l..r. T...., .i...-i.7 -. 49, ~
Ard t....-.. 1. f,-,-. al - -. +, q { -
=. .-..,.. -i---,.-, &. i 1870,
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H5~The jackson tAfies.,) News Of tie I'll
learns that private sspateh was received
in that city last scver ing, stating that Coli
III ID Haynes, STATE Treasurer committed
% give particulars
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20 Wesare glads<o Learn that Lieut. Colonel
II ii'ans, wha was in charss at Port Powell. ano
Who. Tor Graduating that post. subjected 10
crust Of inquiry has been acquitted and rssfor.l
70 rs command in the 2lst Alabama He was
fs.'y cleared ~ the court, We expected and Re-
t,ifs.s 70. lis reginont resfas IA eHrir.
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HEAD9 RS DISTRICT Central Al
TALLsDEeA, Dec 5. ls6f.
GENERAL ORDERS No 2
l. Capt 4 \ Burnley. p. A. G :, having bseu
ordered 10 report 70 duty 10 these headquarters IN
he Inspecsnr's Department. Is hereby as.i-ned ~
Assistant Inspector General Tor this District aud
viii be obeted and respected aerordinsly--
Rf command or
BRIG. GEN. T. W ADAMS. 5
id AfnieE. c. 5. L. A. A. Gen.
Dec r. IL
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Ek0A the Montg0uery Nail bo.s Cls-okee- :.
he msrnieg % 18Th int. iar-e bi2-F
.noe Trunk, marked Nh Wn- Br--eIts,. -
- 81 l-os. .EPar.i he above re~urf III te
pa ,o- .-io Trunk, b. iea--7g l. a. fbis Oacr.
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nmana Of Gen. Dsaarseard.

LIKELY FAMILY OF NEGROES. One
WoEnan ard Nine Children, among them three sets
twins. For Sale BY
5. L. wo0DsoS A co.
Selma, Ala, Jan 2, 1855 lr
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BS- Major Lamar Fouhtalne wa. among
the confederates exchanged at Charleston
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commander. and the protection Or the Al
mighty.
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.$E-The Augusta Chronicle ofg the fst
inst says: We would state for the benefit 81
our readersthat the Secretary Of War has
laid ~ embargo on all travel northwarl
from this place for several days to come No
passports will be granted Those intending
to go North, therefore, had betterS stay at
home until further notice.
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: I wooDsoS.---A. ;. snAssrons =. L wOODsoi
S. /. WOODSON & CO..

AT MONK 45KEITHs OLD STAND, d.
rgstIy opposite The Gee Housr.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Tobacco
Of every grade Also. eonstanilJ On band. SILT
FIoUR. SUGAR .MoLAssEs. COFFEE, TEA
PEPPER, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER,
FRENCH CALF SKINS. COTTON CARDS.
CANDLES, MATCHES. RYE wHIsKEY. AP-
PIE BRANDY. 4e. &c.
- We are prepared TO REEVE and take care OF
NEGROES AID HORSES o. eonsixnment.
Selma, Ala Jan-,e, 1866. I'm
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MANUFACTURE OF sTArfoNERY.


aud guidance Of ouartermasiers in barge OF Post.
those IN charge OF manpfactories Of clothing. and
the chiefs m control Of the Tar IN Einds
lExrn4cr.
coSFEDERATE STATES OF AxRkrcA.
Quartermasisr Genefais once.
Riehusnd. June %, 1864.
Ngof; WITH a view 70 t1onsrnF IN the purchase
and supply Of Stationery nj Blanks 10 The army
Of tenne->ee and the diletent crmmaads IN Geor-
giay Alabama and Mississippi, have decided 10
place you in charge Of tf duty 10 the performances
Of which you viii immcdaies direct all your enef
gy and attention.
In TIE exc. ,'oi Of ity,a are ,uthorizei and in
structed as follows
To hare the disposal sf tho elifinys FUN elofk-
ing and tent factories. Of Cd nt Condemned tents
and esher PaPerfioek material fndcr he control Of
this Department.
To arrange forithe manufactris u paper either By
eotTacs Of on everDment Accent y be fots,,
expedient, ani also for the purchase r the same
These instructions viii b authority Tor all on
GERS Of the QuartermasteT's Defartmet 70 transfe
the material required bylyea-
Respectfully, your obcdisni seri D,. -
signedl A. R. LlW1OT
Major J. H. McNAuos. oaarsernl.ss .a.'! Mont
koInery, Ala
true copy
The cuttings and scrsE from Gliding faetoris
should be saEea-tAosc Of he co.,orkepf sepsr.,.
from those Of mixed maiert
II All old and unserriiatle te,t cloths and
roIEes, and ropes ends, gnE bags, and uhssrssce-
abb hemp baiing from eoen bag., are valuable
maEeual for paper making nd shoaid be scr.pu-
lsukiy preserved
8 HI Grain bags in the ir-au Of the Taxi
- = f.
lie ierviee. esnlbe ,urns very great account /.
andtber f.bries and made feieen much a. -
original cost If taxed care and TUNED ov.-
agents.
Properly suihOrizea az ! win IN a.. 49,, I
posts and factories in Gee u, Ai,,,.,ipp, ,,a ~.
OA'ia ior the collection Of sssEaa.srials and rs
Pe5'iaiiy solicit . cordial p-speztion IN its aesu
mutation H. MCMAHON,
Ma I'D ouartsrnasser
AOS1eoEERr. Ala, An ttis Isss.
ssP1-lm
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oEFIcfAL NOVICE.


fi,-ADfrARTrRs MsfiTAfY DrvIs. or THE w1sr,
December %, 1864.
G FNERAL ORDERS No
I AZ offers ana. usta absent fsou command,
seryin in giss Military Division. without autho.i-
~ from their department or corps commander,.
are ordered to rejdin their commands At once.
n.5Aii commissioned. ofs<crs Or soldier.
belonging to The cavalry sersics. 5asho may be 20
abEcni, viii BE dismospted and forwarded toitbeir
eohmands-tbeir horses and equipmen being
turned in TO the nearest Post orarermaster. 10 be
dsIrosca Of as authorized in Act s6 published in
-6eheraI Orders No. S., Adjutant and Tnsreclst-
GrheraRs ofHce. 1864
III department.. Distrie, aud Post Commanders.
PfhEdst Marshais and Ohieefs Ct the conssrip,
BaEea, are specially requesleI to give their atten
toh iothese sslers. and will take immediate steps
tofolleet aud forward to their proper commands
all sneh absehtees.
~. Department and Army Commanders viii
tal9s slel.s Il transfer 10 infantry command. all
easlairy men So collected, reporting each eass a.
DIRECTED in Par. II. G. 0. 55,A. and EsG. O.,
Isd ).
4y command Of Gen. Beanregard.
JSo. NJ. oTEY, A. A. G.
= The South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi papers plerse publish for one week and
semi bill to headquarters At Montgomery.
January ). 1855 Nv
rrrrrv p.,rr,, =. 49,.
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Wilmington.


On the 10Th ult., several blockade runners
AN into Wilmington. The Agnes Fry ran
ashore off Piney Point.
The journal says that it. is evident. from
the actions of the yankees that they thought
thar there was no garrison at Wilmington
Lincoln had evidently been inforsaed BY spies
Of the sending Of the troops at that place
South some time since. and bad not learned
of the arrival be reinforeements from R'cA-
mond. The expedition thus far l6oks as fit
would turn out complete failure.
The powers Of resistance possessed BY cart,
'Or sand works were we'll ;lIlusiHated in the
bombarament of Fort Fishers .kEyerything.
apparently. that could be akstassyed vas qess
troyed, torn up or burned. The sand itself
swas plowed. but could not beriestroyei. ana
strangely enough, only two guns were dis
amounted. ofcourse theienemy's fro would
have been much more DANGEROUS if the shirs
.. had been in still water.
III Al last accounts the enemy's fleet wos seen
9F Masonborot sound
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THE ATLANTA TTrrrr
TIE uniersicned Promo, 80 = = TX
Il the ATLANTA TNfFLI1crxi,t95 ''--er o.
the first bpporfanitr an en- pa
rt S.ie, .--. rsr-n gel1erts have been made br
49, 'le pu licstion Of said Journal will b. r.
80 . :. - f-rIf day ~ Atlanta dis preS.e.
well As for extcutinx sil e,ns-,r, = - P1PeT =
nee attached Thereto benv- II ,,-s 80 ~ VI
tation % that city I ~'''-' - - = 1nsfor-
y B--Paptr- q fhr STAT. ,,sn -.
By publishing this notic- one ~.lI.s l.soi
and send bill 20 this Office for r,.r-,- -''e"''on
49,. JARED l. WHITAKER.
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HEADQ'Rs RIcrcrxTRtr
.f.rRcr-1 -, Ialladega, Nov IS, Is.,4
Command1nts Of such Posts - a..
.' - n.,e oesn abolished By General Orders No
,.o-n ..sse quarters, vail turn over 10 az
SoHuandant Of the nearest retained Posf Al 49,
h 1910 -no qunrtermaster stores thai fher nav
- ~. - 1t t9e,s list Of fe same
MISTER OF this District. respectfully.
By command Of
BRIG GEN d. W ADAMS
o7N HAsLk' Mayor and A. A. A G. noI4-,t
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FOR JUDGE OF CITY COURT.
John HARAksox.


~ Election sr.t Monday IN February. lss5.
.selma, Al Dec. 2o.-se
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and send bin fo IBIS otTice - 4- - ~
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G : NITRE A MINING BUREAU.
oFFIrE EScISEEE 1 I>sr'n ErzI~c Dry ~. q
libb Iron Works >Ashbv. l.ihh. Co. Sos- lS- 4
GENERAL. ORDERS. 40 =
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HEADERS DISTRICT CENTRAL Al.
I1Ll1drLa. Net- = i-st.
The above order IS rcpnt-l>h1d Scr lhe rut..-r11-
ton u Ce1l-n.ndznfs 81 1'osls and E.ler cIic.r-
in The Di>triri- b. Commas. rf
BRIG. GEN- - a. ADAMS.
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Net Z Few - she Werse ms.~~a.-
that aict mankind arise from corruptons AZ ~ hIo6
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The Bridal Cham Der an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction y; Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexua
Systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, Dr.
]. SKILLIN HoUaHToN, Howard Association, Phila
dephia, Pa aPre-dAwly
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HAIR DYHI HAIR DYE

RATCIEL0R's celebrated HAIR DYE Ssfks Bsats
- ths HsrId. The only Hsrnisss, Tvss ssd AsiSatIs
dye known ThissplendId Hair Dye 10 perect-chAnges
He'd Rusty or Gray Hair instantly to 6isss, Bark
6rsUS without njurng the Hair Staining the
skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautifully impartsfresh
Vitality frequently restoring its pristine color and rect
nss the III effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine IL signed
WILLIAM BA TCHELOR; all others ara mere initial
Ions aud should be avoided Sold ny all Druggists,
FACToRY-sl BaTclay-street New York BaTcnrlosn
ssT ToiLHrcRIAx for Dressing the Hair jyS-dkwly
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lA- A lawyer in Eogland who was
pleading the cause OF an infant, took the
child in his arms and held him up to the
jury suffused In tears. This had great
effect, until the opposite lswyer asked the
child:
What makes you cry?"
Has pinching me-" answered the
child.
The court roared with laughter