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MORO PHILLIPSj

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fer sale BY j. II. HARM.AN.
July 81 1865. Rupert Station.
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CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONER.

WILLIAM r. DEMOTT, OF Madison
w township: has been Induced, through
he solicitations Of his many Democratic
friends, 10 an;hoIiZe US TO announce 10 ths
Dem ocracy that he VIII be a Candidate for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, al the coming
Fall election, subject 10 lne decision oi the
Democratic County Convention.
June T. lSo5-S3
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Administrator Notice.

I ,ETTERS of administration on the estate
OF William E. Shannon, late of Scott
township, Columbia County, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of said
county, TO Wellington H. Enl, residing in
The township and county AFORESAID. All
persons having claims against The estate
OF the decedenl are requested 10 present
them for payment to the administrator
and those indebted 10 the estate will make
imm ediaie payment TO
WELLINGTON H. ENT,
June %. 1865. So. Adm'r.
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LEGISLATIVE.

WILLIAMSON H. JACOBY of Blooms.
burg, will be a candidate for re NOM
ipation 10 the LEGISLATURE before the
next Democratic Convention OF Columbia
county, subject TO hs usages of The party.
August 2d. 1865
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
NJ Ar lie ID.

On the 27ih uil., by Rev Edwin N. Light
ner Mr. JACOB w ScoTT, of Newbern, North
Carolina 10 Miss HARRIET REBEccA WAL
LACE of Danville, Pa
On he 25lh ult.. by the Rev. p Crosih-
waile, al the Berwick Nj. E Parsonage, MIR.
JACOB DIEHL, 10 Miss HANNAH BOONE, both
OF Rlnnmshn
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SOLDIER KILLED.--A discharged soldier
named George Booth, belonging 10 Liules-
Town, Adams county, was killed while en-
roni for home from this city. He was on
the platform OF a passenger car, and lean
ing too lar out, bridge struck him on ihe
head, causing instant deaih.-Harrisburg
Patriot.
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THE LEAGUE DEFATED The re-appoint-
ment of the Federal ofic4s in the city o!
Philadelphia, was complete defeat 10 the
League Of that place. They failed to get
one man appointed William B. Thomas
wa4fe-aPpoinied Collector OF Cnsoms. and
c. A. Walborn continued as Post Master of
thai city. The Shoddy party Iabored hard
to GUST these officials, although men OF their
own iIk aud kin, bQi not ever ready to min
gle and take an active part in every little
dry job the T.eaguers have 10 perform. This
was just rebuks 10 the radicals. aud may
lend 70 work on, healthy reiormasiou, po-
IiticaIIy, IN the Quaker city.
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@JNILIROT SOaWWL.

MY SCHOOL will open its next Term OF
A'A Eleven Weeks. on MONDAY, THE
28TH DAY OF AUGUST. All the branches
of libsral English Education are laue hl
VOCAL MUSIC will be standard branch,
for the befe6t of the whole School
Instructions will also be given in aby of
the Beautiful Branches, and in Instrumental
Music e Terms. liberal.
ELEONORA I. LESCHER.
Bloomsburg, Angus, 2, i865--im.
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CLAIM AGENCY.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERS1IP,

HE Co-par,nership heretofore existing
bslween John X Groiz & Edward Rehf.
trading under The firm OF john K Grotz g.
Co.. is This day dissolved By mutual con-
sent All persons having unseuled ac-
counts, either on Book, Note, or Judgment.
are requested 10 present them without de.
lay for adjustment The Tanning business
will hereafter be continued. in all lis
branches, by John K. Grotz s. Son. at the
Old Stand, near Bloomsburg
JOHN K GROTZ & CO
BloomsSurg, August 2, 1865
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FROn RAsHINGTaN.

NAsHANsfoN, reO'Ao'
Major General Herron IN his report OF
the recent lnVesugsSlon ~ Little hocEi IN
the Department OF Arkansas, transmitEeo
to the Senate to-day, indicates hls Delet IN
the existence OF corruption ana sPecnlAuon,
but exhonorstss General Steele from all
blame, excepting too implicit commence
in the integrity OF SUE. ne seems 70 re-
gard the Provost Marshal IaeutenEnt
Colonel Ohsholer, OF tne Itn missouri cav
airy, IS tnePrlnclPsl onenuer'
Bis dismissal is ADVISED, ana Ool i. d
Benton, OF the z9th Iowa infantry, Is re-
commended IN his stead.
General HERON aiso recommends the re-
moVal OF OoI. D. y. SsrE, OnieL QuAftel-
master, and the appointment OF more en-
ergetlc man. s5sz 1902
1t Is stated that the Dstflct OF Little
Rock IS controlled BY q continuation known
Rs Mcdonald q CoI contractors 1or supply
ing Indian stations Wlth unlimited incense
from the treasury department., oy Ehlcn
they BRING IN immense SHOCKS OF gooos re-
heved from tne . per cent. TAX. One part
ner Is 0hlet Clefk N tne O9srsermSsteT e
department. ana Is Dro1ner OF 3 feDeI Ool-
- :. ~ n 49, r.. a.. a.. :. e 1T.TN.o
s'ore o. 5elI oiUson lG5 IL. sus ~ u AcA0-
ns11, NJ Anu ~ .toua = : ~ olu'
3nS PaIsuSls az. ~ 49,. = 9
ana saarp mem WIZ Plen!y oA money ana
are 8 conuDlnaeon mH .. mLleH sHHllOm IP
sveryt ytnlng. tHe 9l.ces VIC C1llnot %
nrougnt lnso 'nelr In ;l Iluss ltaAe way
Ior some Wn9 can: 1nefe si nsIe S' Ssna ooo ne
says, D[ougns t!lI ny snss ~ ToogovV
worth OF go9u essenslD1y lol sne ~ N;
II Is ImPosslDle snA' 0ne-se4'n can i' W sou
Wi5nln o.I tne nnes. -.....,,,. :.
o'ngI %iu slniiE casss ~ ,nen l0H III
'SI, Ssro;ofScisl Ta1-s from Tervmss tb.
o.1;t.I oftbe STATE If Sonors. Vas raosiv.
Nept'',1 = - = =. '
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
NJ vo, z


The destruction Of the town of Gileson-
vile, South Carolina, was done in retalia-
ton for themuI der of q colored Union sol
der, formerly slave
The HeTaId's New Orleans correspond
ent says 5000 six to eight mule teams are
engaged in hauling cotton from the interior
Of Texas teJthe Rio Grsnde, whence they
return wi'Gh supplies received across the
river from Matsmoras, consisting in part
of wearing apparel from England and med
lclnes tfom the North.
Kirty Smith, it appears, devoteE more
attention to cotton speculation than to mil
itary matters. It pays best. t
According TO the Richmond Wing they
hAv tories in Alabama. .-
A party recently attscked fhe town Of
Jasper, and burned the Court House, jail
snd several buildings. -
The mansion in which John Calhoun
was born, and in which he lived until near
the time of his death, at Braddock's Point,
South CarolinA, recently took fire by acci-
dent and was burned to the ground.
The Worlds correspondent shows that
Towards corps, m advance, was obliged to
press their way through. forty miles Of
swsmps Of most dismal character, and
pushed back the enemy by vigorous charg-
es. These charges the chivalry could not
stand, and consequently the loss on either
side was smah.
The whole.country was found depopnlst-
ed except old helpless negroes who were
on the verge Of starvation.
The first stand made by the rebels was
at SalkahRtchie river, on the opposite side
Of which they showed themselves in force.
Aided by flank movements, our troops, with
fixed bsyonets, charged across the stream,
Eve fest deep, in the face Of heavy fire,
and wrested the position from the rebels,
who lied in disorder to ward BranchYille,
leaving their guns unspi ked. We lost one
hundred and fifty killed and wounded,
among the latter is Colonel SAlpine.
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LYORSEPERIODICAL DROPS
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These Drops are q scientifically compounded huid
preparation, and better than any pills powders or
nostrums; being liquid, their action Is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and Oss
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supprsssiOns Of nature.
Their popularity Il Indicated By the fact that over
100 900 bottles are annually sold and consumed By
them psak in the strongest tsrnsOf praise Of their
great merits, sgs
They are speedily taking the place Of sEury other
female remedy, and are eOnsdsrOd By dsslsrI, eous
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Explicit directions, stating when thsy may bs
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should not Be used, WthOat producing results con.
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found carefully folded around sseh hettls with tho
signature Of Dr. JOHN L. LYON, without Rhieh
none are genuine. They are prepared at tie labor
atory Of JOHN L. LYON, n. D., No. % Chapel
street, New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
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oernIng al private diseases and female Eeaknes-sl
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And al DrusEisss and ApOtAeoArsss in the city and
country. -
LORD SMITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, m.
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Card.-I have suffered several months with fhas
loathsome disease Cstarrh )" tried nosk Of the
Advertised remedies, bat without rslisE untii Glsr
using ons bottle Of D.. Ss.lTs BsmsdS, which has,
I thiak, sRscteda ours. Feeling It a duty to Isl-
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FROM CAIKO.


Late news from Kirby Smiths army says
his troops are very much scattered for the
purpose of obtaining food and forage and
It would be impossible to concentrate them
IN any force for marching.
Price is reported to have gone to Mexico
on an important mission, under orders Of
Kirby Smith. The reports of his sickness
and death are all untrue.
Scarcely boat trsYsrses the river below
Memphis that is not hailed by rebel desert
ers, asking TO be taken aboard. -a
The draft, under General Canby's orders,
has not yet been enforced. The Memphis
Bulletin says there viii probsbly be none
within the district Of Memphis.
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MEXICAN NEWS.
The ImpeFialIstS Defeated In
Several Engagements.
FOREIGN >: ( II NEWS.
Associated Press Report.
TEoM wAsHtNGTON.
wAsHnaCox, Feb. 1s.

WAsHHaCoE, Feb 1s.
Major Stolbrand, Chief of Artillery Of
the 18th corps of Sherman's army, has ar
rived here, bringing dispatches to the Gov
eminent. He says that Sherman's plans
are not generally known in his own army,
although he has its entire confidence
It wss General Blsir's division that de-
feated the enemy at Rivers Bridge, the
soldiers Wsding to their waists to make
the attack.
A little northward of that point there is
q fine, high and productive section of coun-
try, easily trsversed, with good roads, and
sbounding in supplies.
The steamer WinonA has been seized on
the Mississippi for alleged illegal trading.
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GENERAL sHEEMAN's AID VANCE AT
/ 80 --' FLORENCE. E

FHILADkLPHIA1 FeD. 10.
A special dispatch to the EDering BtL-
tstiz, dated Washington, 18th, says: The
Richmond papers of the 10Th indicate that
Sherman's advanced cavalry are actually
IS far North as Florence, the second i'm
portsnt railrosd junction on the borders Of
North Carolina. 81
They also announce that all the tele-
graphic and railroad communication with
Charleston has been destroyed, thus show
ing that Sterman's left column must have
struck the Northeastern Railroad, running
from Charleston to Florence. -l,
The Richmond papers of the 14tb, receiv-
ed to-day, show that the question of srming
slaves has been temporarily laid aside in
the rebel congress.
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Az aIVED.

g BosToE, Feb. is.
The steamer Greyhound, which carried
the contributions of Boston to Savannah,
arrived here to-day, having left Hilton
Head on the 10th inst. She brings cargo
of FIVE hundred and seventy-four casks of
rice and one hundred boxes of tobacco, and
eight passengers.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Feb. .1s.
The Commercials special says there ars
rumors in Washington of favorable mill
tary news from North Carolina In addition
to that received last night. a
The admission Of Representatives from
Louisiana and Arkansas is regarded as csr-
tain. -
The Pests special ssys the Ways and
Means COMMITTEES have increased the pay
Of salaries twenty per cent.
It Is believed the issue of Treasury notes
under the new loan viii be limited 20 de-
nominations Of 500 and upwards.
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fellow-citizens the rebel forces were sta
toned ontside the city. 10 on
The rebels have moved out large guam
titles Of cotton, bat much still remains
AID. RIcHARDsoN AT BOSTON,.
BosToE, Feb. 1e.
Albert D. Richardson, aoorrespondsnt Of
the New York TFi5nne, who recently e.
capped from Imprisonment by the rebels,
told the story of his adventures this even
ing in fremont Temple before 1900 people.
He related many incidents showing The at
tschment 70 the Union on the part of the
people of Eastern Tsnnessee, which were
heartily spplauded. .Ez.ai -iss 10
THE soUTHERN aFTRE" COOLING. q
The Raleigh Progress ofthe 2Ist, has an
editorial stating that a gentlemen who
had visited Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina, states that the people Of the latter
State are the worst whipped set he ever
saw or heard Of They LOOK on all IS gone,
believing that Sherman viii meet with no
obstacles. They want the best peace they
can get, and want it now.
In another article it says that Sherman
will tske Charleston, Wilmington, Oolum
bia and Raleigh, and Grant viii stay
where he Is and keep Lees army in
vice that has held it for the last ten
months. Sherman and Terry viii move
on NeWburn, as q water base, and Raleigh
as an inland base, and with Grant on the
james and Sherman at atRsleigh, all trans-
pOrtstion would be cut of, and the sup
plies being exhausted Lees army would
be in 8 tight place.
The Governor and Legislature will leave,
but the people viii stay where they are,
here and throughout the State, and will do
as they have done at Savaansh-nske the
best they can of a condition of things they
could not help. The people want peaeere-
gsrdless Of JEFF. Davis and Abe Lincoln.
Give them peace, and protection for person
and property, and they care very little
about boundary lines, or who shall pc Pres
ident.
The Progress also says, rumors are rife
in Richmond Of its evacuation at an early
NHJ'
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat = hearty
meal without fear Of dis
tress afterWard, for It viii
stop It eg soon - It iS
swallowed.
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TORACCn FouNn.

Il. NEW YoEK, Feb. l6.
Tobaceo and cotton valued st $4,000
were found st the Armstrong House durirg
the late movement of the Army of the
Potomac, it belongs to Mr.. Armstrong,
now q loyal resident Of this city. Bis
family has suffered much persecution aines
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DYSPEPSIA oURE
cures sick headache, sick.
ness Of the stomach, and
pains or collie In the bow.
els.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sWeetens the stomach
purihes the breath, ant
instantly stops sournsss
acidityY and rising offooC
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GOEIl

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hAtulsney, weak
ness and general debility;
it makes the weary ambi.
tioug, the feeble strong,
the dsbilitatsd healthy
for It enables the patient
to take plenty Of hsalthy
food, which is the parent
Of the body.
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nnnaH

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite ; giYel
Vigor and strength to the
whole system,
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MEXICAN. RRWs.
NEw YoRK, Feb. l6.

NEH 1oRK, FEB. 10.
The steamer Eagle brings Havana dates
to the llth. --.
Private letters from Mexico say that
General Bazaire has BEEN defeated three
times at Oazaca with heavy loss. On. one
occasion he found himself almost surround
ed by masked batteries, which did fearful
execution upon his army.
General Diuse has 1000 men and 100
pieces Of artillery. This force is constant.
II increasing.
1t was purported at Vera Cruz that Ba-
Eaire was seriously wounded, and that
ssven hundred of the foreign legion had
deserted. most Of them going over to the
Liberals.
The Liberals are increasing in strength,
and it is said they now number 10000.
They have recovered the entire state Of
Jaliseo. Indeed the empire consists only
OF Matsmoras, TuIpon, Tampieo, Vera
OrnE, Alvarado and city of Mexico. Au-
thority is maintained in thess places only
by the frequent executions Of innocent
Mexicans.
The Liberals had gained victory as
Soquette-
GRynn has left Havana for Europe.
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EBhmp.,
CERTLFIoA EE oFAUTHoRrTY.
TOezpire on the 3lEt day OF January. 1876.
AUDITOR or STATS OFFICE.

~
AUDITOR STATS OTTIcE, D
ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
OoLUMBUB. Ohio, January 81 1885. J
WuEREAg, Tbs CITY FIRE INSURANCE
- COMPANY, located ct New Haven, In the Stats
of Uonnscteut, has fled in this ohioe sworn state
mont Of ita condition, required by the frEt sec
ton Of the act 81 To regulate Insurance Companies
not Incorporated By the State Of Ohio, passed Apr
& 1856 and, whereas, ssd Company has furnished the
dergned satisfactory evidence that II is possessed
Of at least hundred thousand dollars Of sctual
capital, invested in stocks, in bonds, in mort
EAgeG, worth double the amount for which It Is mort
gEged; and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
once written instrument, under its corporate seal
signed By the President and Secretary thereof, au-
ehOrLig any agent or agents Of said Company in his
etats 70 kn0wedge service Of process for and in be-
hafofgAid Company, consentng that such service Of
process shall be taken ana held 70 be as valid a. il
served upon The Company, according 70 the laws Of
fh any other State, and waving all claims rgh5
oferror By reason ofBuch acknowledgment Of service.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the rHt section OF
the aforesaid act, /, JAEEs b. GODHAN. Auditor Of
Rtats for Ohio, de hereby certify that said CITY
FIRR INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New Ha-
yea l. authorized 70 transact the business Of Fi=e
Insurance In this State until the thirty first day
of January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
n witness thereof have hereunto subscribed ny
Rama, and caused the seal Of my once to be afxed
the year and day above written.
'-flssi flssilanDl '' Auditor dSSd q State,
AARON CLARK, Agent,
fsblTa9l Cleveland, o.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 16.
Gold weak and declining, owing to the
aspect of military affairs The price has
varied between 2OS and 2o33 with strong
downward tendency.
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SALES or sEVEE.THIRTIFs.

The subscriptions to 1905, by Jay Cook,
to-day, amounted to 81, ,266, 800, inclusive Of
81, 100000 from New York andiof s2O0, 900
from Cincinnati.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
is the best remedy in the
world for DyspepsiA, In,
digestion, Sick Headache,
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea At Stomach
and, in fact, all diseases
or pains In the stomach
or bowels.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distress after eat.
ing, inItantaneously.
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C0Ela

60UGH BALEAA
cures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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DYSPEPSTI OURE

UYbPEP0IA OURh
is q purely vegetable pre-
paration, contains no OPT
Ates, no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
ly, surely and immedi-
ately.
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60UGH BAL9AK
cures sore threat and
soreness Of the chest and
lungs.
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GOES
cnE,s

WsvArrans both Of sh'n, in every Instance, If
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00UGR BALGAN
relieves eonsumPtivs
cough - soon e Il Is
taken.
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n0Ela

DYSPEPSIA CURE
eures indigestion and con.
stiPation in every case.
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C0E,a

COUGH BAL6AK
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial adss-
tions,
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COE,H

COUGH BAL9AH
cures hoarseneaasadt tick.
ling In the throat.
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COUGH BALSAK
q the largest bottle IN
the world for she price,
thsrsfors, not onlJ the
best, bat the cheapest
madeleine extant.
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be left, his brother being murdered, and
his father, 30 years old, bears bayonet
Wonnd On bis cheek indicted By rebel
rufian. , '-,.- 'e''-s--
The Richmond EzansSleT sAys the rebels
were never opposed to exchanging . color
ed soldier for 8 white one; but when tha
colored soldier happens TO be slave they
VIII not return him to those who stole him.
Z The HsrGIfs Savannah correspondent
says: Wade Hampton, with his cavalry, Is
IN south Carolina, and appeals TO the peo-
pie Of South Csrolins and Georgia to fur
nish horses for his men. he says his meu
begged to come down and assist to defend
their State, and he urges the people to come
forward ct once with their horses.
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A NEW REBEL RAM.

The zTi5wls's Pascougols letter of the
3Oth, mentions the appeArAnceof' new
rebel ram st Mobile. She is evidently
built after the model of the Tennessee.
In compliance with the sppeala Of their