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punish one of the minority for refusing
TO yield allegiance TO the new or changed
State.
War sewers all pre-existing relations
between the States at war with each
other, and closes all questions, Ordina-
rily, as to the right TO sever pre-existing
relations: and, in ordinary cases, the
rightfulness of a war waged by a State
can no more be questioned in its courts,
than the existence of the war. The de-
claration of war concludes both questions
alike. But in the present ease the ques-
ton whether citizen who opposed
secession, is a party 10 the war as
citizen of the State, depends on the
question whether he is, in law, party
10 the act of secession. The war Is un-
deniably the act Of the State, rs the State
now exists; and completely sewers the
State from those remaining in the Union.
The majority of The people had at least
the right of revolution, AMI whether
they exercised that right with or without
reason, does not affect The fact Of sepa-
ration. II il can be anywhere else con-
tended that the war is not the act of the
State, but of so many individual rebels
only, that cannot be done here,-for the
plain reason, if fol DO other, that if that
be so, this is not a court of the State and
we cannot be required to decide whether
we are or are not q court
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V1HE location OF THIS thorough Trafntn
L School for Boys aud Ysung Men Is TOO wei
known in the South % require more thaa I
passing Rilusion % It's unsurpassed advantage
for accessibility, health, and that TetireInen
Wbch Is so necessary 10 rapid progress IN AGA
demioal pursuits.
II is near the site OF the proposed Unstersis,
oftts South" ami Will be made auxiliary Z
that Institution, when established, by such al
adaptation Of its preparatory studies as vii
hest III It's pupils for higher course in Il,
University. In the mean time every facility
II here afforded the students TO prepare either
for business, or p-oft ssional career.
Care will be taken, rs lar as practicable e
prevent improper associations; and the on.
cens reserve TO themselves the right to desig.
nate suitable places OF board, appoint prOt5,si
hours OF study, and eniOip such other Tsgula-
tions as may promote the highest good OF tht
Institute.
The discipline OF the school and recitation
rooms viii be strict, but not harsh. Founded
upon true principles OF Christian culture n
viii aim at the requisite development of IL
Gated gentlemen.
To meet the necessities OF the times without
sacrlncing Jhe interests Of patrons, a scale OF
charges has been Fixed upon which will place
the benefits Ofthe Institution within the reach
OF almost every one. The entire expenses OF
ne school year need not exceed $3.50.
Board ranges rom SIS to SO per month.
Tuition, Senior Department, SIS TO $50
Tuition, Primary Department SlO 70 SO so n,
Sessloti q ftre M0Att5 ayable either monthly
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and
Bookkeeping, ertrG at Professors charges.
The Fail Session commences Monday, Sep
tembez Cd, 1865. -
Pupils VIII be received nj any time. but will
be required to remain to the end OF the Ses-
sion, except IN cases OF urgent necessity.
communications respecting the school NAV
be addressed 70 the Rector. the Rev DIT. +. n.
kNIGHTi at Winchester. or to Geo. -. FAIF-
RANKS, Esq. Nashville Tenn.
The Committee refer TO
The Right Rev. Ii. G. Lay. DID, B!shop n;
Arkansas, etc, Little Rock, Ark.
Ihe Right Rev. W. II. Odenheimer. DID
Bishop OF New Jersey, Burlington, N. j.
The Right Rev. W. x. WhitJinehanp n ID II.
D.. Bishop OF Maryland RaltimSTe Ma
The Rev. David Pise. d D., Columbia Tenn.
The Rev. George Whits, D.D., Mem phis,
Tenn,
W. b. Miller, Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
The Rev. W. J. Ellis, Nashville. Tenn
The Hon. +. B. Fogg, Nashville, Tenn.
Gen. Frank Chatham, Nashville, Tenn,
J. b. Craighead, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
John Hickman, ESQ, Nashville. Tenn.
me tleV. y hlnggOid, Clarksville. Tenn.
Rev. J. A. Harrison, jackson, Tenn,
Col. w. h. stephens, jackson, Tenn.
Ihe Rev. j. M. Mitchell, Montgomery, Ala.
The Rev. j. A. n assay, Mobile, Ala.
The Rev. Henry SAMSON, DID,, Vicksburg,
Miss
The Rev. ". Q. Crane, jackson, Miss.
The Rev. ". I. LeacOck, DID,, New Orleans,
La.
The Rev. J. ". Beckwith, New Orleans. La.
J. &. GaTthWaite, Esq. Newark. n. j.
2 Howard, Md, Washington, ID. O.
4. l.. Knight, Md, Macon City, Mo.
COl. Z. Iurney, Winchester, Tenn.
Hon. A \ COlyar, Winchester. Tenn.
capt +. Duhelds Winchester, Tenn.
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CLIMATE AsD DCuRTGSIrIEs OF SOUTH
FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
The entertaining letter below is
clipped from the Savannah NsJUs, and
bears date JackFonviile, 10th Instant:
Much, very Much, has been written in
praise Of the climate Of South Fiorida
but climate Is only one OF the delightful
attractions Of this charming region. The
magnificent vegetation, fountains the
marvel of the world, and interesting de-
posits in the geological formation of the
peninsula, have no parallel in any other
state.
Ascending the st. Johns river Pa.
latka, one hundred miles from its mouth,
rests on an immense deposit Of tiaviatile
shells-foludina vivipaFa, Ampullaria
depresSia, Helices-with valves of seve-
raj she's of undetermined uniO. The
site of the town is unequaled by any on
the river, and with our growing popula-
ton it must assume high commercial
importance. There sre other points
above Ralatka on the river resting
on the same formation but not till
the traveller reaches Lake Monroe does
he discover these shell deposits in vast
and extended beds. The lake itself is re-
markable for 3 strange mixture of ma
rine and fresh water fishes, yet its banks
offer the greatest attractions, presenting
bills on the Enterprise side forty or fifty
feet high with springs highly impreg-
mated with sulphur, iron, soda, iodine,
and l might add, almost every salt
which have made the German Spas and
the Virginia springs so widely famed.
Opposite Enterprise is MeloGville, the
site of old Fort Melon, ofaeminole times.
The country back is celebrated for the
size and beauty of its oranges. 1t is
rapidly filing up with Industrious
people.
Another strange sight in these regions
is the vast floating masses of water let
tqce-often completely covering theTiveT
for miles, and very much impeding nav
igation. These hydrophytes, like fish,
die when put on land, and like the fishes,
too, they swim in the water, and have
no connection with the land. The nat
ural history of Lake Monroe and its sur
roundings could not be given in a CONS
munication like this besides, no descrip-
ton can convey to the reader full reali-
zation Of what his senses would revel in,
almost to intoKication, were he on the
SpCts
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.

FACULTY;
General Robert Z. Lee, President.
Carter J. Harris, Prof OF Latin.
James J. White, Prof Of Greek
Ed. = Joynes, A. NJ, Prof. Modern Languages
and English.
TO be appuinted,) Prof Moral Philosophy,
A. l.. Nelson, A. NJ, PROT OF Mathematics.
WIZ, a Ian, A NJ, Prof Applied Mathematics.
K l. MdCuioh, \. NJ, Prof Natural PhIlos-
ophT.
john 4, Campbell, 4. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John w. Breckenbrouah, LII. D., Prof Law.
Harry EstiIl, A. NJ. Ast. Prof Mathematics.
g. Powell Grady, A. N, Asst. Prof. Latin.
10 be appOinted,) AsL Prof. Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted in
which Students unprepared for the Regular
Glasses, may receive Instruction in necessary
branches. The Session begins second Thursday
Q5thl September, and ends last Thursday il
June.
TERMS:
Tuition, and all other College fees.... .--sB9O
All other expenses, including Board iarsss.'
Light, etc. need not exceed. ....-.. ........ go
For iurtheT Information, or for Catalogue,
address the Faculty % Washington College,
Le1izgtop, Virginia Iyi4
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NOTICE.
MlssI.sIppI Cotton PIantatIan for Sale.

ONTAININCf SO acres, entire section under
I } fence, 800 in high state OF cultivation, xccd
frame dwelling house with nve gCDms, gin
house. ell necessary ont houses, orchard, etc,
ali in Vood order, plenty of good water good
isarr fodder, hay, cats, com, killing hogs,
stock OF every kind usually found on a farm,
utensils OF ali kinds in faes, everything CON-
plete to carry on vel conducted iarHl s0F sale.
a larys number OF the hands now on the place
will remain. II GesiF red. In good healthy loca-
tssn. convenient 70 church and schools and
very convenient 70 the rsllroad-about thirty
clli make liberal and easy terms For fItr.nsf
information call on JEFF RESS. BLACK W kI.L
& Co, No. 30 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
This farm Is offered Tor thirty days. as the party
now on Il will keep everything In good order,
and get hands TO work the place, and will de-
give immediate possession dea25 Ina
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No notice will be took from this date
hereafterward-ov letters that hain't got
postage stamp onto them.
Don't write only on one side Of the
meneskript, and don't write much onto
that.
DON'T send maneskriPt unless you
can read it yourself, after it gets dry.
We pay all the way up the hill from
ten cents TO one dollar for cOntribushiOns,
akording tow heft.
Aul settlements made promptly at the
end Of the next ensuing year.
Poetry and prose pieces respectively
collected.
The highest market price paid for aw-
full railroad smashes and elopements with
another mans wife.
No swearin' allowed in our paper.
Isaac-Your article on frogs" il re-
ceiyed
II made me laif like lightning.
Yure iiee that frogs might be in
creased by propagation is bully.
Yure idee /" that frogs were discovered
| by Christopher Columbus in the year
| l492u had slipped my memory.
You also say "that frogs grow more
bOb-tailed as they grow older" This IL
! too eussed good 10 be entire lost.
Noah-We very humbly decline yure
essa On the flood.
Yure remarks might possibly lead one
more man to think as you do, and we
don't want our columns to be held res
ponsible for the increasing number OF
phools.
The world has already got more pheols
then there is ery need Of.
There aint no doubt in mi mind but
what the flood was & perfeckt success,
and / have thought that another just
such an one would pay well now in sum
sektions ov the country.
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Has become Edltor-in-Chief OF the paper, its
circuIa ion continues 10 increase rapidly. As
an iaducement To those who desire to promote
the Interests OF this well known Southern
Journal, we offer The following terms Of sub
ssription to subscribers or clubs for ihe
WEEKLY:
ONE CoPT, OSE Y - 90
To CLUBs or TIN OR MORE, EACH,--.-..----. 80
To Gu rs OF TW ESrY OR MoKE, zach. { 90
twill thus be seen that person getting up
a elu0 OF twenty VIII realize twenty dollars for
their trouble. or, II they prefer it, receive
twenty-five copies for one hundred dollars
Tie WEEKLY, which is issued every Thursday,
viii contain ali the important news published
in the DAILY paper, as well as the leading edi-
1orisIs. with Masonic column, under the special
supervision Of Ger. ALBERT PIKE, EOrersig.
Grand Commander Of He Supreme Council Jor
The s,uae,-p y,o-iulieti0a Of lte Uaas5 SsatsI.
Our friends are earnestly requested 20 aid
aud assist us in our new undertaking.
Aedrags all communications to
JyO. S. G. HOGAN & CO.,
Appeal Once,
nemphis, Tennessee.
p. s.-Reurlttances by Express, or Postoifiee
Money Orders, may be sent at our risk. To any
person sending rs their pOstofilco address we
will mail q specimen copy Of the WEEKLY
APPEAL free. J. . L H. a o.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. /, 1857.
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BosToN, FEB. ls.-The dwelling house
of Mr.. Samuel Appleton, a grandson Of
Daniel Webster, was entered last night
b. two burglars. The noise made by
them aroused AIr. Appleton, who pro-
ceeded TO the room from which IL an
peared to come. He opened the door
and attempted to enter, but fell over a
box upon the floor, and as he was falling
the pistol he bad in his hand went off.
and as it was single barreled firearm,
he was without aaiy tAeans of defense
aSd the two men whom be saw in the
room az he opened the door, Mt once
seized him and beat him until he was
senseless. Before Mr.. Appleton made
his appearance, the thieves had collected
aud put in pile all the silver plate in
the house. / considerable 4usntisy a
the plate had formerly belonged to
Daniel Webster, and embraced many
articles that had been presented to him
at different times by friends. The rem
eoatex with Ar. Appisbon heightened tle
thieves, and they left Without taxing
their booty with them. They succeeded.
however, in securing two $1,000 treasury
notes. Detectives are on the track OF
the thieves. Mr.. Appleton was not seri-
ously injured.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
aJl Front Street
CIR @ U L A r
To the PatrCHs OF The Appeal
GEN. ALBERT PIKE

Tie undersigned would respectfully iLlorm
the patrons of the APPEAL, that since
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EDUCATIONAL
SEW AIMEE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
WINCHESTER. TENN.
ExEcuTrvr coMmrrrrr

The Right Rev. c. T. QuISTARD. Md, BishoE
fTenn.. Visitor.
GEORGE X. FAIRBANKs, Esq, Chairman.
Tile Rev. i. A. MORRIS. s. crefary.
The kteY. Il. l. ksIGBT. D.D., Rector.
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HEBREK ANp MksONIC CALEYDlR.
Observation-Disclosures
1867.

LODGES.
AxgrR5NA. No. l6S Meets 1T Monday IN
every month, at Odd-fel Glow Han cor. Court
aud Main. b. c. Trader, W. NJ; h. I. Tom
iusOu. Sec.
soUrH MENrIirs. No lls. Meets ID Friday Of
each month Hall. cor Madison and second.
I,TiI1A SC1T-r- No. 2Ss Meets lst Friday OF each
mouta-HaIl cor. Madison snd Second. John
AiUslie, " NJ; Il. p; woodward. See
HAMILTON, No. "a Meets 81 Friday OF each
mouth-Odd-F Fellows Han. p. II. Stanley,
". n W II. Butts, See
KILwINNING, No. 81 10 d. Meets 4th Friday
OF each nlsnth-2Ui Front street John J..
Norshann, S34, ". 81 b. X uilen, S2d, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
PuSN Clapter No T. Meets I'd Monday OF each
nouth-Odd-FellOws' Hall. A. J. Vince .eT,
Il. P; II. II. Paynior, Sec.
K ANDs. \.
EUREKA Council. No. g. Meets Sd Monday OF
each month -Odd-Fellows' Hall John Eent,
tn. H.; NJ. Wiggin, Rec.
TKNPLARs.
ClEINE Co-amandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. John ZsHt, Com; n. J.
NIggin, iec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
a0l Front Street.
HEEsrFs Lodge ef Perfec:ion, l4th; No. J..
Meets lth Wednesday OF each month, John
Zent, 8id, g.. NJ, z. 7. T0rulinson, I'D, Sec
MTrHKAs Lodge OF Perfection, 18th; No .
Meets 4lh " Wednesday OF each month. George
Alsllersh, s3d, e.. M.'. A L. Franklaud, sd,
C4sIrHTA -ouucl Of Princes ofJerussleul, 10Th;
No. ,. Benz K. Pullen, ed, Tarsh-.; --
CALvAKY CHAPTER OF Rose Croix. 18Th, No. ].
Charles " Adams, I'D, M. w. II. l. Tom
PiiIIlPPE DrP1EssrIs Council OF K-h, 30th.,
no. :. Henry z. M0Odarj, sd, Comm.
William Y. Cirode SD, Rec =.
CON-IsTOBY or WEST TESN HsssEE, sd. John
Ainslie. 52d., Comm. in Chief; Dodge c.
Trader, sd Reg.
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IqudlHdis grcfi0s.0r RENTS -" She yet I'm hcl
very tomb retains the mark ana image ol
Empire"
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C,r Powder has so long spoken for Itself. that
We siesra it useless TO say 3thing In coEnInen-
dation We solicit the renewed patronage OF
onr cld friends ard dealers generally. Price
Ifsts will be sent upon application - Messrs-
Gates, Wood & Co, 81 Front street, memphis.
A. q. HAZARD, Presdent.
THos. S. PoPE, Secretary, iyA
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O 2 I n I O N
OF
The Supreme Court Of Arkansas
Delivered. August 5. 1854.
Upon thr Nature OF the Government, the
Rights OF the States, and The Ob-
legations OF CltiZrns.
ANNOTATED.

lfeliug FortJuga dediyScS.
Cy-la Sub TO0 Se.'s1i, gtlidsIHc sub -irc'7,
EfuiHt,yyue dJm9S.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY q WEEKLY
ny
JOHN S. C. HOGAN 81 co.
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The uaxt question ia this case is,
vIetber the grounds stated in the lnfoF-
nation are sufficient, II they should be
cl-olInfessed or proven, taken in connection
With matters judiclaijy known to the
Court, 10 TeTrant ana demand the Judg-
n9ent OF custer and fogeG1dSer.
On the 5th day OF May, 4. y. 1864, the
,,sot,le Of the State of Arkensae, IN con-
Le, LYe,1tjon assembled, did by ordinance for
,esiiv dissolve the Union until then
a~is,;ng a,Is between tllis State "and the
o1ber % States united with her under the
compact entitled The Constitution Of
ire United States OF America, Snd
- - the State no longer q member
oI't ~ tha Fe;iereI Union. And on the 10th
Of If the tI,e same month, fhs people of the
Stste. in Convention assembled, asopSed
% tSa Provisional Constitution Of the Con.
tedetste States, and determined TO send
deputies TO the Provisional Congress O
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ONE CoPT, OSE Y z ou
To CLUBS or TEN OR MORE, EACH,.-.-.----- 80
ToC1.Uus OF TWENTY OR MORE EACH ( 90
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

IHC0KP0nATED-i652 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Winchester va.
jos. :. Carson, Prest. W!n L. Bent, Sect :
Cash Capital .........9l JluvV
Aggregate Losses paid in - ycars, ending July
!, 1865, $o2O,S74W.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly I.a'd
G. W. WATTLES. Agent, Alexandria.
At office Of Brent II HM.tles, Attorneys 1T L9w,
GS@, Prince street.
This old company insures Buildings, Mer,
chandise. Household Furniture and Persons"
Property generally, in city. town or country
against loss or damage by fire, on as Favorable
terms as other responsible companies. Liel3-tm
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The Washington Chronicle, in view of Mex
lean affairs, recommends the present as an OPP
perfume moment for the distinct avowal OF the
Monroe doctrine by the government 0! the
United States.
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9EAER ED

In laesburg, on Thur.day, july 9TH, Capt.
UIlAS. N. FAUNTLEKOI, Of Virginia. 10
Mrs, MARY E. ELGEE daughter o. Jo3!Nh
and Frances Ann Chambers, 81 the Parish Of
kapides, Louisiana.
In Pjscataway District. on Tuesday, the oth
instant, A. l.. MIDDLETON. VI. D., and
ADA, daughter OF Judge JOS, Ii. Parker, 81!
OF Prince Georges county, Md.
In Washington, on the 10Th, by the Rev.
George L. Mackonheimer, j. d: ALDEN
U. s. n. and LOTTlE b. BOWIE, second
daughter Of the late &. w. Bowie, Of Prince
GEORGES county, Nd.
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u The Berkeley Union says Hon. Chs. j.
Faulkner, in his address to the Firsmen on the
4th inst, said that he felt proud to live under
the Stars and Stripes-that the Sonth might
feel very thankful that the REBELLION had been
crushed, and the North take lasting credit to
itself for putting it doWo.''
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The National Intelligencer expresses its
belief that "a crisis is at hand The couatry
has been in crisis for two years past.
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The amount of gold in the vaults OF the
Treasury Department to-day was ninety three
millions of dollars, Of which amount about
twenty-one millions was in gold certificates.
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We lave received the July number CT the
African Repository; and pamphlet copies of
several Of the speeches recently delivered in
Congress One OF them the admirable one Of
Mr.. Brooks, on Reconstruction.
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LETTER FROM FAIaFay COUNTY,.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga@ette.
FAIRFAX Court HOUSE, July l., lSG7.-
The monthly term o: our County Court closed
yesterday. The Court concluded (about TIC
only thing left for State Court to do the
county levy for the fiscal year ending May 81,
1868. The Levy was as follows:
Amount levied for County purposes, >;l;h's -
" OvcrSccrS Of Poor, ~ -
q to cover inSovcnts Il r"lnS. BIG Al
Total $50. rs c.
The taxes levied for this year we're
27GS lythes; at ST. :;Z7GS
Tax property. TnUO
There was a levy of $225 for the purpose Of
enclosing the Jail with I plank !cuce Tor adj
ditional security. This was not needed in Old
times, but the late teaching Of some oi his
':friends,' have rendered it necessary in order
to keen "Sambo' within the bounds Of homes
ty and propriety.
Sixteen deeds were admitted 10 record this
month, and three marriage licenses iSsucd-t"o
to white and one to colorcd parties.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia was not
represented at this Court. The august ''vete-
ram" &c., in whom her majesty iOr this county
vests has transferred the scene Of his eloquent
efforts, and whereas last summer he was cleo
trifcinp the citizens of "old Mattoon'' in the
assumed character Of Virginia Judge" now
be disporteth among the sable heather OF the
South Side, enlightcnins those ''5lacker than
barbarian shadows" in which Judge IN
derwood ''charges" them to be en2elopej, by
the legal lore and gushing elo,quence CT The
District Attorney Tor Fairfax.
Meantime he does not even send an urbane
jealous, learned and eloquent brothcr'chlp up
to take his place, nor pay any other lawyer
out of the proceeds of the money supplied hIm
for his missionary tour by the" Chrlstlan, 30,
cietv for saving the blacks and the had'cai
nartv,'' to attend to his business. a little ad-
ditional item Of $7jJ, among the ievles tor Z
LAWYER who did what he ought to have been
here to do, makes no difference, you know
and when Tucker and Hawxhurst tell the
colored people if they will only join them they
will have the taxes iessene&, they don't men
ton this at all, you see.
But why have representative OF the Com
manwealth when there is no civil Common
wealth? "Military District No. i was rep
resent ed-but will say: in passing, that Lieut..
ShieIds is a very geptlemanly and seemingly
fair ofic, ", and that 'Virginia" is satisfied he
was not responsible for the deficiency CT
s.blanks" at the registration at Vienna. But
that some OF the wire-workers took them
when sea, city was appIehendcd) and lald
them bv for t; re 'faithtup there is no doubt.
PEQUOD.