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geg. Awful! Look out! Stand from
under! A Tennessee contemporary gravely
tells us that it sthas been discovered that
1.-The Tennessee Senate has elected rebel
las Messenger for that body" What
prompt action, what efficient measures of
repression followed this startling "discove-
ry,7 we are not told. We trust, however,
that something has been, or may be done,
to save the State from impending danger,
and that this fragrant, but insidious demon
stration of rebel ambition and impudence
may be properly punished. The idea of
elerating a REBEL Eek or otherwise, to the
"ligh and responsible position of mental
messenger to the Senate Of Tennessee, is
not to be thought offor a moment; for if
permitted to pass unrebuked, the next thing
we shall hear Of viii be that some audacious,
brolsen-down, poyerty-stricken, ''ex-Confed'
is applying for the high and responsible po-
sition of porter, or room-sweeper, or water
carrier, or doorkeepers clerk, or even the
Office of doorkeeper itself Aberdeen
Sunny South:
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NOTICE.

! hereby constitute and appoint S. hol
stein. Jr.smy legal agent and attorney il
fact to represent me in regard to all matter
connected with The cutting and hauling Q
wood off Of the Estate Of levi Wilson, de
ceased, on the north side Of Red river. Par
ish Of Rapides. 4bi
GEO. WILSON, Agent.
Alexandria, La, November 29tb, 1865.
s.s.- Cts.
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A SrRoSG TsAM.-We learn that Gener-
nj Howell Cobb and Judge James Jackson
have formed co-partnership for the, prac-
tice Of law in Georgia Their. Office is in
Macon, OF the many distinguished men
Of Georgia, none surpass in legal ability and
eloquence Gen. Cobb and Judge Jackson.
We have no doubt they will have as much
business as they can possibly attend to.
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Eg- Col. VIM. Christy, an old and prom
inent lawyer Of New Orleans, died IN that
city on Monday the 9Th, in the 10th year
|of his age. lie was gallant and active
officer during the war Of 1872, and was in
the battle of Fort Erie, where he acted as
aid to Gen. Gaines
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LfIY BR Y g7ABbR
ALEX ANiDR1A, LOUISIANA. e

4 ysltX ~ ~ Il
T'HE undersigned have leased and tho.
L roughly repaired the large. commodious
and veil known Livery Stable, ii theirear
Eof the Town Hall, owned and recently kept
by Clark 3 Taylor, and will carry Oh the
business 10 all its branches. NJ
They will keep constantly to hiss
Buggies, s,5s
Carriages, ais f.ifi
Hacks,
4 ' WAGONS,
And Saddle Homes
WILL, SEND TRAVELLERS,
IL charge Of experienced drivers, to any
place desired. ~ Il
Will take in horses 10 board BY the day.
week Or month, having in their employ none
but the best and most experienced hostlers.
We are always on hand, attending pee
sonally to the wants Of our patrons, and
hope 10 merit and receive the liberal patron
age always extended to Clark 3 Taylor.
Prices uniform and as moderate a. the
times willallow. ia
TERMS.--ALWAYS CASH.
WAINWRIGHT + GOFFE.
Alex, La, Noy. 18th, 65, II.
L
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DIED.-On the 18th inst, JuLrA El1zA-
BETH, infant daughter Of J. N, and Susan
Rhorer.
On the 18th inst, at Sabinetown,
Texas, BLANCHE SANFORD CoMproS, aged
fifteen years, daughter of G. w. and NJ. e.
Compton, Of this Parish.
rsA- Houston and Galveston papers
please copy.
q -On the 18th inst, at the Louisiana
State Seminary Of Learning and Military
Academy, KENNETH CoMproS SANFORD,
aged fourteen years and eleven months, son
Of w. L. and s. |. Sanford, Of this Parish.
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y = { .
Of The City Of New Orleans, Louisiana,
Corner Camp and Common
Entrance on Both Streets,
10 The spacious and elegant, STORY
BUILDINGS, IS constantly 10 SEES
sion under. able Professors. T.
+. was founded in l832-hAs Charter
from the State as permanent Institution,
under the direction OF q Board of Trustees
appointed by the Legislature, and is author.
lied TO confer Degrees. Diplomas, &c. :.
1t was lot suspended during the war.
3 TERMS -PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
PeumaushipAlesssons not limited. s25 %
Bookkeeping Double and Single
/ Entry, &C., &C.. & perfect course 50 90
Arithmetic, including oil CONNER I
cial Calculations -. ...... 30 %
Lectures on Commercial Law. -. 20 90
The abore constitutes the "CoxIEscrAt
ICoUEsE.1 s5
llsngllsh-Grammatical Course. i. $50 90
English Full Course. .......... 100 90
French - 100 90
Spanish u =. 100 on
German /" ......,....t 100 90
Latin. u .......... 100 90
Greek, ]. 100 90
Teachers Course in Penmanship.. 100 90
A LIFE Ticker 10 oil the Depart.
ments .., 500 90
N. B. 4 student having paid for i
course in any branch. as above, is entitled
to LIFE TlcgErn in that Department
he can attend such branches as he may
For any Language per month, -. 20 90
Stationery for Commercial Course. $ 90
Stationery for Tennanship ! 50
Diplons 4 i !, = 10
A Diploma For, this College is = pas.
port IN all Commercial Communities.
All former students ere invited to review
their studies free ofchdTge.
The South mast nom educate her sons
practically, if she would develop her vast re-
sor .ces Of wealth, which are much more IN.
me.ols than those Of BAIL
We hare ample arrangements FOR 500
students during the current year.
PARENTS can make liberal conditions for
their sons if they apply soon. Those from
the country can board with good families.
speaking English, French, Spanish Or Ger
nan, at moderate rates. ~ - A's.sA
A business education, that enables one to
earn $1,000 or $1,000 annually, is the best
fortune parents can give their sons, As
the College has been in successful operation
for more than quarter Of a century, and
the practical plan here pursued received the
unanlmous Communications Of the press and
business community, and as several thou.
sands Of its former students are now in bust.
ness ID this city and over the country, it Is
deemed useless TO 60 into sn extended ex.
plapation Of the plan Or merits q the 10.
stitutiOn. 81 .i5 -
The city Is now healthy, Petsonsfront
10 to 60 years OF age attend such branches
as they may wish.s BY having special
EPfofeseorfor each branch three olrfhs Of
the Students time is saved. Students In.
tended for this College should bring this
circular OF special directions, as every win.
Ter there are temporary establishments
opened. YouEg Students should put their
funds inthe hands Of their merchant, q the
President Of. the College. Citizens and
strangers are Ninyited to coll. College
Office, Room No. !. a. y, 4
.lit.i RUFUS DOLBEAR, President.
Alex, La, NOV. 20, st. II.
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10 The State Of Louisiana.

70 ~
iag The State OF Louisiana.
DISTRICT COURT-PARISH OF
Il RAPlDES. NINTH JUDICIAL ii
s. ,l DISTRICT. IS
s. No. 132-Estate Whereas Neal Da.
of B. K. Hunter, wilson has made
Administration and application to- This
Inventory. Court to be appoint
ed administrator Of the estate Of Benz. K
Hunter; N office is hereby given to all whom
itfdoth. or may concern, to show cause
within ten days from the date hereof, why
the same should not be granted.
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, November
the Is, 1865 ~
s,sl R. NJ. FITZPATRICK,
nor. 29-2ts. Clerk.
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Pensacola.

Major St. Paul, editor Of the Mobile
Times, gives usthe following "reminiscences
of Pensacola: =
Pensacola was our FIRST tramping ground,
when, in all the pomp and circumstance Of
glorious war, this disastrous revolution
was commenced. Pensacola, which still
preserved a coquetish relic of old Spanish
habits, received the proud and confident
soldiers Of the Confederacy with unbound
ed hospitality and kindness. ~
There were found the flower of Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Georgia. It
was at Pensacola that Dreux's Battalion
was formed previous to their departure for
Virginia. Coppens' Louisiana Zopayes
followed, then St. Pauls Battalion Of
t" Chasseurs Pied"
The justly,celebnted State Continental
Artillery, OF Mobile, commanded then by
Capt. Homer, the lst Florida Infantry, the
lst Mississippi Volunteers the lst Ala
bama, the 9TH Georgia, Clanton's dashing
company of Mounted Rifles, the Natchez
and Augusta Washington Artillery, the lst
Louisiana Regulars, with GLADDEN. as Colo
incl and Dan. W. Adams for Lieutenant
Colonel, were amongst the finest troops
that ever took the field.
! Alas how few could now answer the roll
fcall who, four years ago, luxuriated in all
the pride Of youth hope!
And the poor old Spanish town, whose
narrow and antique-looking streets, low
rooted buildings and smiling gardens, still
seemed to cherish the memory of the proud
days when she was one in that crown Of
Jewels of the powerful monarch!over whose
dominions the sun never sets. Poor Pen
sacola, how fallen!
The rude hand Of war has legeled it to
/ the ground. Wilson's Zonaves ,have laid
in ashes her modest but venerated build
| ings, and the old church, where the word Of
God had been preached since the days o.
/ her foundation, is now no more!
4 Her ble-hearted men, her lovely wo.
mea, have been driven as exiles and refu
gees throughout and over the broad extent
of the South, and when. returning after
| years Of sufferings, they seek in vain even
for the desolated spot where stood once The
old ancestral mansion where so many hap
Iry days had been spent
But, let US forget those sad scenes and
hopefully look to the future.
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WInz's LAST LITTER u The following let
ter was written by Wirz before mounting
the galloWs:
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NOTICE.

Any persons caught trespassing on the
land belonging to the Estate Of Levi Will
sou. deceased, is hereby warned that he will
be prosecuted to the extent Of The law. Il
any one. wishes to cut or haul wood off o.
said Estate, he.is requested to make his ar
engagements with s. Holstein, Jr, or with
the Undersigned. "a
GEO. "a. WILSON, Agent.
Alexandria, La November 29.h. 865.1
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WASN'T PosrED. young lady went in
to a store a few days since, selected her
outfit aud gave orders for the articles to be
sent to her. eRecollect,' said she to the
accommodating clerk, 'rats, mice, waterfall
net, crimpers,. etc. An unsofsticated
elderly lady from the rural district, who
witnessed the transaction, lifted her spec.
ftacles and gazed at the departing miss
then turning to the proprietor, il q tone o.
the sincerest pity said, poor things she's
crazy, amt shef' The smile Of this was
audible. 5bs
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l0a Some enterprising fellow has got
possession, "after great difficulty, "of the
journals of the Alabama Legislature during
the war. There was only one why. they
could possibly be obtained by an individual.
They could only be stolen.
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IooIBEA1

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
OF The City Of New Orleans, Louisiana,
Corner Camp and Common
Entrance on Both Streets,
10 the SPACIOUS and elegant, STORY
BUILDINGS, IS constantly in SEES
sion under. able Professors. Y.
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- ASs uIs N1H1 1A11sIONt
nov. 29-2ts. Clerk.
, 1865-03-23
MISSOURI.

We give elsewhere the full text Of General
Ponets order No. is. for the restoration Of
.T;.. a.
civil ordef tnfougnont hl1ssoa1l, ano LUG
$r1dunl withdrawal Of the military power.
srhts w;,, he aonc hv the ,,rnvisions of Ibis
O1dc1, but It br1stles throughout with susz5es'
lions that It. wall depeud upon the people ol
1J,ssonr; thc,nso,vee to l,rIn.r o1,out rio st,.
OF things all coyct. Missouri has brilliant
fntnre, 1efo1e her rs State. The nassace q,
..s as,.a, ~. 80 IL. h,oa fo,,e,-,d
nv rush of Eastern CAPITALISTS and Others to
h., ric., domain Heacv purchases of ,cnds
.1ei 4lsa "o''A - -n...sa
have been made, and revival OF tmtgfaLlon
, 1865-03-23
DIRECTORS,
TRFwnE,RsAnFHrE50IEAI F. m r sAs,FH50II o. ,v~
" taurYErpy ID. L.. MsIch II. 1866. s

w1saraGros, j.. e.. Ms1ch ii, 1866
1c1nce14E 80: ~. a.o.,,n .,,o, =, ,,s pr,,,.
atn. uo:tsasd III oaccr5 md employees q
.h:s Buleaq Instructed to s:v. prontr ns.sn ion
.!,1 Il RF,. e q
"A pkaScGHsS1i;r1oy. aSan,s1i;
9ee t1y y O.
Fo!ds sa s saias
ttio1 to he Other swtal penalties the eI.me Of
aSs aoH ss shy hsy 81 q
ct ne Unsd & ,tes Tao ,na nss 1s,n[s 70 ~ n
x da;s amer r. Ffo:lsm3t!on nsscsa1r.1 msp 5s1
II IT, a. Ss
sns 7pa az az
sas sna Ii 1'psfsf psfssas Vi who
he Mniss e = nt H.
tent 10 svoic an7 d 81 lnlo the nj aty q naga* ssr
sr ;ha BE- anif 70 Il, penalties q
aad reqaa I'd orhwlt, e the passage q thls &C.: to
sss & a s sns
ta1u les notify a. de.estets rdasa ns wthis * X
y days d aoIes@ld. that taet sh,1 .e par r:ea o.
psafs. Il e ssea se1 g
a,isned TO- qotl they shall hAvs M fEs pe;sod
q of 7 ns ri
~, ,,,; requiring all aeteEtezt to rttu- to their
rei p:ss: md d. peresy noig tnem = t all desef
as x!hin :'S os:s a day w e e e:
Se5 ssfn1n s3,ery1er OF rep =. taes to r.. r.
yost Ma'aazl. ,ha,t oe pa'toned. en- conal.-:a
they Ietu,n 70 ko;ts 1eG1men:s anil c21pan:cs, Ct
A0ch Gther oTcnnlZ uus thci A1Y b. as,t7ned to.
the t-cer or taeir original terms OF rn
lietE ard il addition thereto, period equal "a
the time lost By deseItscu.
"ln te>tincDy wher:nt, / hsve h@reunto set my
band. ard causeu this seal of the United States to DO
t-~, aDone at the city ef washtneten. this
h,xh'y Ninth, "A1RAdAA LINCOLN
"WIILAN h. SEWARD, Secretary Of State"
The records nd rstcrns # hasa de,ets-rs VII oa
made lp in the ElMe manner .s IS prom IT tor n
other BY existing renla:lona exc pt ut It Will
br noted The DnoK ct d.3tstefs arrested opposite
tn OF ths dtserter the tsct h'a htsinE m
,ery purTen.!ered hi.aseb - CONFORMITY with fhs
PEc.t Et's Proclamation; anil the nrmn"E tnas Aut-
rindert-E Ii yes to oc separately slated lu lre
rtprIt 10 tkts Office. -
fEn .ecscs.1y Of Wsr Directs that no reward BE- paid
i1r the OF dsse.ters who ~ pe arrested So
Tcsf Na-shalf. JAMES q. Fry.
uhi9191t6snct Provost Marshal General
, 1865-03-23

The End Drawing Ncar-T7ae Hopc-
1esAnc&& Of the Rebel C0use- General
Grants tnfI.0u,

NEW YoKK, March .a-Ihc 7r;tnu<,s Washing.
ten correspondent says: "a Senator, just from
the front, says Il Is GcE. Cr.nt's opinion that
lachmond will b. evacuated within ten dnys.
''The Sanitary Conn iEslpn arc sending large
quantities oi e'1uulans 10 the Army Of the Polo
mag. 4 number Of surgeons and nuzfcs left here
TO day for CITY Tu1ut'
The New York Ttsnts' correspondent says:
u Rebel deserlers report that Sherman arrived IN
RAlcigh on the lc:ss, and battle WAS going on ut
last accounts" This could not hs:s tecn as Shes-
new YoAk, March sa--It was r.c,nty stated IN
the South Carotlna Legislature that the entire ct.
tccttve force Of the Conleder.cy was only 1ad05O
men, md official documents from Richmond vtrc
produced 10 prove the statement
The New York 7. ttG'nte = James river correspou-
dent says: "leefngeee from Ricu.n0nu report
great CONSERVATION prevailing IN that city. They
say that the city h1s been fur Eome time in the
course Of cvacnauon in the way OF senaip~ Cos
crnrornt materials, machinery, etc to Lyncaburg
and Danyille. 6heriduu. the, also sly. has put q
stop to 4ls in great MEASURE. BY destr0Ylng the
1l,chmond and LEnchburc caual, the main means
Of communication lett. The UansiIle road Ii al
most woEu out. With no m itcr:a1 or men to spare
to rep:ir 1t. These men lhluk Davis, Lex. and
other leaders have lost all hope, and already have
their eyes on Nox!co US an asy]uul."
The Mroids Washington special saye: Il is
ter and Lee are ali hopeless Of the retielion and
have 70 Informed Davis. Lee looks upon the Hrm-
ing Of hc tlaves failure. for The simple rrason
HAT the Congress delayed the measure too long.
BESIDES thu 1nllure to make the negroes free rem
9lcrs the p'an urr]ees. President l1uc1fn does not
pe,iese there will he nny more severe fighting,
hut tAat uG rtbtlt Will surrender
, 1865-03-23
FROM ~ EST VIgs1;ENlA.
n CT generals Kelley and
Crook

WHEE11fo, March 17.-Gene,a' Kelley o,,;v,a
at Cumberland on Thursday tfpht fr,n Rtrh
monA. Colonel Alexander ind othrrs ~ c.,.o 1e,u ~,
with him from Washington. The Ge,,rrai 1rnot,pp ~
was dled with rumors n 10 thr approaeh OF Shat
dan, and the groatest alarm and excitement nrr.
vailed emone The people. Flour le worth tweeie.
hundred dollars barrel in Rfchnond. This Gen.
efal sent cut to buy Rome appl's while In prison.
md rot ten for twenty dollars. lie VIE called
npon by seycEul Wheeling par'ieo while IN prie a
among The rest by Chas. ": Russell, Joc- Pen
lletop, Tom Edwards, Jacob Shriver. Or. Hughes,
Jobn Knote, and other persons frum these paris:
Tley were ill quite attentive, and freely offered
him auy accommodation within their power. Hc
reports them all quite dcspoudent in their talE
although no upen confessions OF their oplniona
were made. Chsrlcy Russell WAS quite reserved
not venture on any discussion as to the prospects,
Tue General Gays he Is regarded rs the lesder o'
the JET. Davif. or Administration party IN the
lower House OF tue rebel CohEress.
Gems. Crook and Kelley and Adi's- Melvin hsd
rough I'de u II from Cumberland to Harrison
nurg. From that pnint they were taken to Staua-
~ ~ 1ack Al Harris onburE Union mnn--
tr1 h,eltsy aid acco-tct him In familiar
NuS' 9ueiln: hiln u nnnch Of c,car-. The Gen.
<ia! ueGnnea nHytne he did not suoke Gen.
CrooK a,eo oeel'nrd, bnt Adjutaa1 Melvin beng
1,n9. r. R 1--WE 'hs eigare Enclosed With the
7hat Mt least ono Uniun nan liycd in ~ .,rntW
OF uarrsonhnrg. IL %no ''e4n9
The two Generals were directed hr c., f,-,,+
on reaching our lines, to repatr to thciT hcm.,
nd 4t cncrs af hdlfRa 's =
on parole only, and not exchanged a. yet Ro5s
Efood the tY3u yery well and are rrnnyt"5 notu
good health. They are OF TIC ppin1on thSt r,i ~
dom is about breathing Its last. 4'oe'-
, 1865-03-23

River and New Orleans Matters
Shooting A1tatrB-Loss Of Lie.

k1p1~'1a4 o4spatcA ~ uAe AAaGaEo A1apune-1
CAIRO, Wednesday, March 9,
The steamer Belle Memphis, from Memphis
and Nf.sIss1nn,- and Hri,,t,nt Tror, Nv. n.1a.n.
ha1a rrro5 W.. ass ' n.,a. ..o~ Ne" osisans'
nave afHseo' Nc" orie4ns papers, Of the 17th,
hare been received per the Memphis, but are with
1ns.a pn+,,Fo. xa~.,,a.,1 ras.,1 r.
1aege na'cl1ae1. 1o1metly Sounly Couf1 ! Juoee
Of Crittendcn county, Arlansas. was hung by the
rebels few days e.ncc, near his house In Madison
county. atAausat.
most unfortunate and fatal occurrence trans'
PRED last might on the train as it approached this
city. J. Doors. Of the cth Illinois cavalry, re.
crit from Camp Butler. attempted to pass ont oI
specia, Instructions not TO let him pass. Donrie,
nrur the Euard rcfu.ing TO let him pass, becane
lrfnriatcd, drew bis revolver, and made demon.
etratjona towards shooting the sentinel; thercup-
On he guard, in eelf deiease hred kliline Dooffs
right SIDE OF his head.
4 bloody trsgedy WINS enacted On the steamer
Delie Memphis. last night, as she was coming up
between Hickman and This city. The parties con
ccrncd Vcrc First Lieutenant Lee DEFAULT,
and Second Lieutenant Dave Buchanan, both
Of the home guards,. and both citizens Of
The parties, and Buchanan had recently
, 1865-03-23

The military situation is full Of the most
absorbing interest. Cpon the events OF the
next few days hangs the fate Of the rebellion.
Sherman and Grant. like the opposing jaws
of a terrible vice, ass nearing one another
and between them the pressure upon Inc
startled and dishea1tcned rebels is something
They have not before experienced, and AZ !ne
present and impending juncturc something
must speedily come. Either Richmond VIII
be ours by surrender or BY evacuation, for the
rebels hayc not force enough to hold it and
IN take the field at The same time. The latter
they must do, Or the Coufederacy will die
like mt pcnned IN his hole. It
will not be we'll for any loyal observer
of war events to close his eyes to the
possibilities, remote indeed, but still posi-
bi'itics that d thoroughly desperate enemy
may, in his maddencd spring, borrow from
rage and despair strength that shall tempo
1arlly defeat some Of Cur now glorious hopes
It could not be more than temporary in any
event, but 1t is not we'll to be oves-sansuine
We must, We think, look FIR hard hghtin:
before the wo,k CT our armies is over, and I
will be wise to stand ncrvcd with firmnes
for whateyer may happen. The end is near.
, 1865-03-23

TIE DALTON
KNITTING MACHINE


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and the tea* Of time.
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7, natss tn, bc,t socks and str ckincx and in tba
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knr: oTrr 70 binds Of appsze! i knis beautiful
,4o1ett uert os tinpls change Of pasers-done In a
,.x.,oo,aa ~. ~, =, ~ - . s.a
out ss1 II khtta M most tsiicae col8ts S,thant
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II work is easy and real fa<cinh Ing I'm lust
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The recent scui)ou. and ]lhe1o7s n,rsona1 st,scks
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Tnn Marhfef ror hn h. ~ ttt.d Nv xe1ve ,s,nfer
tsted ju1srs; ana ihe oily notics We viii no and
cLtstesth d tuch m,,e;s III business tntecrncy an
toci A. cnStt. ran bts nnn T,1st ,im mari eve
nnie' M 70 Tbat mr,t hs tnieed md canse wnirS
a. bs bsia.red npea p7i;.e tyant aas u s.sraet
Ae W tsan5s r. e IL 2on@t on. tstptesy p M p'aes,
rna. @ ch.lienst: M Cough, ne ne famous MOI - tsmpcr.nco
ltctI1er. tlle thai brf.MdY and tcdfer make per.
Il city hnrpKss ihe brundY b IN ous and
We can btjttye that q pt1fofmsnca or the piay Of
Character # Hamlet" vrfe omitted. Somefhln 20
In It With that ch6Iieure n? {ntended oniv for shun
cEin " To htvt the Iamb Ii clue do substan ID h.
1spf Aitd II ars1ys fn9t nss;age; aaxeyas
precision N 10 ffe This IA vrrv 1erInerv 1rrptn
upt lie SrUndv Id the btst pnrf tftnt p;ar so /
,n1 ottant ents q u:cn ness anu mef1t nfe here
cr any challenge whish shall not strye to tcst tho
ick0{x thr M chzes I'M dnrrrs rsn"nt "a
u "c.ls rawt'' to d c.stnuts oat Of tas nrs
reveals sa1ioueiy WINK In ihc d,stance. M "''0''
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, 1865-03-23

Alexandra, with their respective forces waiting
the hitack from our troops.
judge Gray, Texas lawyer, has been sent oy
the Richmond government TO the Trans, hissis'
sippl Department to t,ke charge OF the rebel cot
ton de and announces that cotton shai' leave
Ills department. nn4eer the IS per cent assessed oy
the Federal government is taken OIL o..
AtQtral Thatcher went within four. n1les of Mo
bllc, on the steamer Lsurs, last week, and dfe"
heavy fire from many batteries.
Sugar, molasses, flour and grain without mate'
rial change,