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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-05-02
DIRECrORY OF FEDERAI.a OFF 'foEA's
'1rI3 .ss o. MONTANA. 9.ss
r,,.e. nnd Places for HoIdins cour Cow - = = =
'1' a tb~Territory Of Montana.
suraEnE counr.

hfif st1i&t IA SUPREME COURT Es5 fas ss3g "a
aha ,ty 6yst monday in ia nary and sec-,
- ond Mesday IN August. ssss ssss s3f III y
-tiIc ilty,rEp STATES pIsTEicT couH's,.
,,;s,.icfA At Virginia City iirst Ms,nddss ,'d Mon
r''ss nil sccs ID Monday in July, ana seooiN
day ii Nsvernhers .. .,5..., ,,o,as,, L,
Di,,retat Deer Lodge, third Monaaif ion. aion =.
eeonn nnr,i rst Monday in September ana mrs. A""-
dsv i'm December. 4 i5ts ia ft ,lss Z: s,f.r.,a
.;xs n;s.yct-At Helena, first Monday, M, ~ ~ Sc
Sat Monday in July, and fourth Mohoas
'o''' rssnfroRnu. COURTS.
, n;.,,;c,In siadisea County, ~ ifsani," i MI
'"ss a., Monday. iii April, second M1hs'''s ' ~
nd second Monday in November
y, ,.ell,tiu County. at B-zen1an ksss ~ g
=" March and fifth Monday ~ ocsoppe5iis pp5iis uon.
to,,ntv at Isatlersbnrg, seSomh
~ day Il, MAY and first Monday IN ocsopsl ,,,,s
n;stYicfDeer Lodge County as A. pser ssendax fn
secons .s;rS nisnsay IN April, first Menuss -
San,orb.r. and first Monday IN Decs'osl
m ,s;ssona County, at Missoula fouran
An IT, Inre and second Monday III NofciiioeiA. Nofa
ps, peai County; sBannack, hfse "olo's
81 ~ Inne' and third Monday In octooef. ..i tY.I-
n.,,ctin Lewis and Clark Goah,My . Maasay ~ in
Iafra D .;rst Monday IN March, nfst Sion' ~, 4
'TnIy. TmI and fourth Monday in octoper @ .na
=, Ms,yber County, !, fo,rrtl, Monday an a'As
sr,,rth Monday in Noycmbef.7t Il II ltla 80.
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The Northern Pacific.

f5zs i ~ ~ & -
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has now in operation 3N miles on the east
eril end, running from Duluth westward, and
60 miles in Washington !. = erritory The
Minnesota part is doing 4 lively business IN
the transportation OF Wlleaf...in local traffic.
and in carr.ying goods ard 8. supplies for the
settlements On Red river and Lake Wlnnepeg,
which drew their trade 70 and iron this road
y means Of wagons and siedges. The %
niles completed IN washington Ierritofy
connect Puget Sound, ana the Columbia "a
iiver.I Ihc connection is made az APPOINT
about 30 miles above the mouth OF the great
river, where, rs well as onflle sound, There
will surely be large and thrifty commercial
town. By the LIST of May, five may credit
the stateinent Of Jay Cooke & Co., the New
York agents Of The Northern Pacific, they,
will have 800 miles Of road completed ard IN
operation. This.WilI push the eastern sec
tion far into Dakota ard divert nearly all the
trade of Montana and the upper Missouri in
to that route and BY way Of the great lakes.
The earnings oi tile road for 1873 are not ex-s
actly stated bnt set down in general terms
as : large.1 The land grant Of the Northern
Pacific was $500 acres per 'niles along irs.
route through the States, and %, 800 iacr per.
mile througl. the Territories. This Is the
largest grant Of land ever made to any .rail-
way company. It IS. moreover, chiefly good
farming land, with comparatively little 0es-.
ert waste. The company has now 2,0O0.0 200
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A Card Is Five Lines; Square Ten Lines, OF shis
type. --@ -. !, Il. II a.. n
Local Notices % eents per line ior we hrSs
tior and Is cents for each additional insertion.
- rraa.ient udyer.isements. st be paid for1
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
A Card to the Public.

The Trustees of the Public Library O
Kentucky and the management Of the Gif
Concert announce the postponement 9th,
Fourth Git Concert until Tuesday, th,
3lSt of March next.
The public will readily understand tn,
causes which have made this postpone.
mCnt necessary.
The financial panic which has for thu
last two months paralyZcd the business o
every section If this country and of Eu.
rope, has prevented thousands from invest
ing in tickets. The epidcmics pcryaLinn
almost the entire South have cut off a larnC
and available market. And. too, the pub
lie Judging from the effects of theses causes
have expected Il p|OstpOncment and have
declined to invest without Il more positive
assurance of the drawing taking place on
Il fixed day.
All interested desire n full drawing, but
for the reason just stated this could not be
had on the 81 of December, but the short
postponcmcnt now announced will Sc
cure it..
The management have met with unpre-
ccdentcd success. The sales of tickets, the
proceeds of which have already been re-
amount to OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
with Il number of agencies in this country
yet to hear from, and all those in Europe,
Thus a drawing Sealing the gifts one
half could be had now, but the manage
mcnt deem it best to have = "postponement
and a jul draUiny.
This postpOnement assures the sale Of an
ne tickets and \ FULL DRAWING. That
this determination will meet with the an
probation of nearly every one Interested
5 made apparent by tho very numerous
cttcrS received from every section OF this
and the Canadas asking for a
,oStponemert.
This action of the management will
york no dctrimcnt to any but will be for
he good of all. BY it the fortunate tick
t-holders will receive their gifts in JuH
While it will not affect those who do not
raw gifts.
In making this announcement the man
enlphaticaLy state that there shat
G no .Jarther pOStpOAeme9t. and to this end ,
agents Will be imperatively required to
Iosc up and transmit their accounts TO
lis office by the 2lst of March.
TllOS. L. BRANLETTE.
DELFT Agent Public Library, Ky. .
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

a medical man, discoursing upon
sleep, makes this remark "Onc man
may DO with Il little less sleep than an.
other but AS a general rule, if You want
4 clerk, a Lieutenant, a lawyer, n physi
clan, u legislator, n Judge, 4 president,
or Il pastor, do not trust your inter
csts to any man who docs not take Oh
the average eight hours of sleep out Of
every twenty four. Whatever may be
reason for it, if he does not give
himself that, he will snap some time
lust when you want him to be strong"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

Gen. Grant has outraged the public
sentiment ofthis country in many res
poets, bu! in 10 respect las he set it AT
oellancc morc shamelully than in his
appointment to high and responsible
Ounces. Without recalling the number
o'n'S incompetent and worthless rclo
ne' whom he has hoisted into posi-
'l"', we have enough in the %apnnin,.
mcnt OF Williams to the Srprn".
"'n'n u oaro ana point old insults and
to add Il new and more grievous on","
the long and dls9raceIul list. Ills cn
tire coursc in this respect has been one
of unreasonable and sells bigotrv
49, Courier Journal.
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Vocal Collections.

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Golden Leaves. Vols. | and 2. A
Collection ofSongs by win $. Hays,
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Home Songs ......................
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The same for Il deep voice. Syo. With
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each ............. ............. =
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Moorc's Irish Melodies. With New
Symphonies, and Piano Accompa-
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other Goose or, National Nursery
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Full gilt Observation-Disclosures. 2
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pcI y
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Valuable Mill Property for Sale

A.. l.. Stout ct ais VS. Vim. Crane ct ais.
ID. p. ArmstrOngvs VIM. Crane.
X. L. jenkins ct ais vs. VIM, Crane ct ais
and w. c. Hamilton & Co. ct ais VS. VIM
Crane ct ais.
BY virtue of 4 decree of the Chancory
Caurt of Franklin county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced at its tpecial September adjourn.
ed tern, 1873, in the above named cause. |
will expose TO public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, Tenn, on
Monday, January 9Th, 1874.
the G20 acre tract of land, more or less,
described in the pleadings. situated on
Spring Creek, civil district No. II, Frank
lin county, Tenn, upon which is situated
the spring Creek Mills"
Also, at the same time and place, I will
offer for sale, for cash, the 1l0-acre tract of
land described in the plcadings, situated
in civil district No. 13, Coffee county, Ten
nessee. adjoining the lands of n. Bartlett
and Others.
said sales to be made to satisfy the
costs and respective amounts decreed in
favor of the compliments in above causes,
and other creditors, in the order i'm which
they are set forth in said decree,
I. ii. FINCH, C. a. NJ.
o v.23th, ls73-tds CO)
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

When asked why his nose is not as
much longer than the rest OF his Dody,
the physicians say that the eiongatIng
process did not reach the nose, and
the stretching Of the face otherwise
drew it out Of shape, But they can
not account for the changed color of
the hair and the luxuriousness Of its
growth.
1t is painful to witness the effect OF
all this upon Mrs. Pcyton, She sits in
the court room looking at the claim
ant, and frequently bursts into tears as
some Of the witnesses aYow their bellcI
that tue man is Wills Peyton. She
says if he is really Peyton he may have
the farm. the stock, and everything but
herself and children, but she can never
recognize him, Sometimes he wilt i'm
plore her to look again, and see if she
can not recognize II feature and ac-
knowledge him as her husband, bu
she refuses, and he Is almost in des-
pair. lie has not attempted to annoy
her in any other way than by the suit
since he was expelled from the place
but looks for the termination Of TIT
suit in his favor, IN which case he de
%clarcs his intention to only have hi
living from the property, and neyeI
intrudc upon his wife or disturb hi
sons, unless they voluntarily recog
uize him.
Another evidence Of his claim IS tina
he will single out men, who look upo
him as a stranger, and call them b,
name as old friends. He will also rt
mind them of circumstances that leav
but little doubt Of his identity in thel
| minds.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
Give Them Work.

Children enjoy play!ime all the more
when they have work to do occasion
ally. If you would have your little
ones interested in home and its sur
roundln9s. AMI also have them grow
up to love work, aud depend upon tina,
Tor happiness, give them Il personal in.
tcrest in something, Oac child may
have a piece Of ground and he allowed
to cultivate 1t, appropIiatmg the pro
ccc,'s as he uIcascs. Another may
have a few fowls and be taught to keep
an account Of their eggs and the cost
Of their keeping Even in towns,
something Of this kind may be plan.
ned for each little one which will com.
Jire profit with pleasure and give them
of industry.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

Since the withdrawal of The United
States marshals from the Indian Tcrri.
tory, the nun Der of murders is largely
Oh the increase. The agents of the va
rious tribes say that it is absolutely
necessary for Congress to interfere
and give the civilized Indians a GOV.
ernment that will protect life and prop
erty. AssassinatlOns in the territory
nave averaged twenty per month du-I
ring the past summer, and there has
dian law.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

The editors of the Two Murfrcesboro
papers have been at loggerhcads for
some time, and finally the dcnouemen,
has comc-cach calls tie other bad
names and unworthy the notice Of one
another-to all of which we would like
10 enter 4 caveat. We know them both
and the only objection wc have to
either is the late foolish quarrel they
had.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
Try's Last Letter to His Wife.
From the New Orleans Times, Dec.l.l

Gen. Quesada has been so kind as 10
permit the writer to make a transcript
Of the gallant FRY TO his wi'e' Inc
pages oflhe original bore the impress
OF the tears shed by the heroic writer
1t was Nnc last communication ever
made to the world by the true Amer
can, an" ,he nien'cd expressions o.! ~,
'c't'"iI o. ic''2louS noPc' o. o'S"'nV"1
resignation WIN "hlcl II tcG'l'S' "'''
cause us words 10 De remembered 80
long rs virtue ANA courage "IG "ou'I
ut among men ~ may VIC wen 70 1''''
mat the Iclter necessarily "LN't' al re-
Elections ON the Spanish Governments
but before his death Fry gave utter
ancc very iorcibly 10 his opinion on
that subject his silence only coming
with his death. The aIInslonSto l'lnI.
~ matters are, OF course, not repro
duccd herein below,
Oy BOARD SPANISH M,y-or.wAnL la
Tor&Apo, -, Jago dc Cuba, Nov. q, '735
DEAR, DEAR DuA-Whcn | left you
Aad no idea that wc should never
meet AGAIN IN this world, but it seems
strange to me that / should t.. night
and on Annic's birthday. be calmly
seated, On a beautiful moonlight night,
III most beautiful bay in Cuba, to take
nv last leave Of You, my own dear,
sweet wife. and with the Thought OF
your bitter ANGUISH my omiy regret at
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

Embalming and pctriIying dead
bodies is carried to a nicely in Europe.
At the Vienna Exposition u large
round table was shown, made Of mus
clcs, sinews, &c, with u handsome
polish. The process was invented by
n celebrated physician Of Naples,
Among his other exploits he petrilied
the body Of ThaIberg, the pianist, and
the widow is said to keep the corpse in
her drawing-room. He also embalmcd
Mazzini, and so we'll that some Of the
economical admirers Of the statesman
urged that the body should he set "
in Rome rs a statue.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

The following are the newly, elected
Representatives from this State in tn,
lower house Of the present Congress.
which convened on the Ist instant:
l-Rodcrick Il, Butter (Rcp)
u. N. Ihornburg (Rep)
3-Wm Crutchfcld (Rcp.)
1-John NJ. Bright (Dcm.)
5-llorace Harrison rep
!6-W. e. Whitthomc (Dcm,)
I'll. ID. c. Adkins (Dcm.)
8-David A. Num- (Rcp.)
9-Barbour Lewis (Rcp)
lO-lloracc Maynard (Rcp)
Seven Republicans to three Demo.
Gratis, This is 4 lamentable showing ,
for Il State that has $4,000 or 80, 900 ,
Democratic majority. 1t shows the $
necessity OF organization, and il is time u
TO begin the work for the next cam u
paign if we wish to avoid a renc,it;ou
Of last years work. s.
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Home Journal.
two DOLLAES FIR ANNuM.

10 notice can be taken Of Anonymous COmmuuicl
lions. Whatever Is intended for InsCrtiOuin
The Home journal, must be automatically
the name and address Of the writcr-uUt nee
C~ssArily for publication. but a, a guarantee Tor
good faith and responsibility.
II business Letters for this ONCE should De at
dressed to "Thr Home journal, - Winchester
III communication, tor publication mustbc "rit.
ten on one side Ofthu page, and with all Other
matters connected With the editorial depart
mcnt. should bcudlrr-,cd EditprOl1hc Homo
journal. Winchester. Tenn.
We cannot, as nrulo. undertake 10 return article
not found uItJblctur publication.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

George III. Williams is the man whc
is to wear The robes Of Marshall, Tancv,
and Chase In the language of Il Yves
tern contemporary, at fatigucs the
Indignation" and we have notllne
to say.-IN. Y. Sun. :
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

Comptroller Burc1 has requested the
Judges Of criminal courts and district
attorneys to meet in Nashville on the
l3,l of january, 1874, and take such
action as will bring about a reform il
the manncrof carrying on the business
Of these courts, Mr., Burch says the
expenditure for State prosecutions, "
at present conducted, amount, to near
" one hall the entire annual expense.
OF the whole State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

Mr.. Dam. Scivaliy, an old and high
ly respected citizen Of this county, died
at his residence, near Marble Hill, on
the End inst, in the 10th year of his
age. We did not learn the particulars
OF his DEATH Moor. County Pio-
nlcr.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
Speaking of the Yirglnius affair, ;
Cuban paper says:

Cu'"H lopCi o"yS'
The Washington Government knows
to-day, and the United States Congress
will soon know, the justice with which
the Spanish authorities have acted.
They will take care Of their national
honor without suffering themselves to
be influenced by the cries Of the mass
cs, who know not who these Cuban
patriots are. Far from our minds the
feelings of arrogance farther still the
feeling Of fear from our hearts. We
neither seek ner shm peril, If Amcrl-
cans oblige us to fight, fight we will,
Ii the mother country can aid us we
will thank her, but if W. must contend
alone, there are enough Spaniards in
Cuba to keep our banner safe. we
will sell dearly that which was once
the most brilliant flower Of the crown
Of the CASTLE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

The Atlanta Herald SAYS of hangings
IN Georgia: Executions under the
law have been numerous in Georgia
during the year now approaching its
close. Perhaps no twenty years of
our history as a State have furnished
great a number Of these terrible OK
IIbltions Of crime and the laws rctri.
bution.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

A Kansas congregation WAS recently
disturbed in their worship by three
rowdics, ]whcrcupon the preacher de
seconded from the pulpit, wore the ras-
calIy trio out against the ground in a
good deal less than no time, and had
his salary increased fifty dollars per
auum on the spot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11

"A bill has been introduced INF, a..
city council Of Nashville for the CITY IN
buy the famous Sulphur Spring, ius,
Forth of The Capitol, anG make it Tree.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-11
W. T. SHERMAN, Gen.

Nora BLSA,-Nrca rc very little about
the above correspondence. but il dpeS seem
To as that after gen. Forrest had said to
Gen sherman: My Dear General" the
reply 'hoTld have been rs courteous. in
return. IL matters not il The Rebellion is
~ AN emf, ana ten. Forrest may he only
v H' without a prefix according to law,
'olhmon courtesy would suggest Il differ
riIt address RON the one given by Gen.
IN. HOWE JOrRNAL.
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BOOKS
As
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

We give below a list Of Il few Of thcbest
and most popular collections OF bound
Piano Music, and will send any, WORK,
postpaid, on receipt of the marked price
Address Ill orders to
j.. J.. PETERS, Music IuJHSher,,
500 Broadway, NY
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Pay Of County Supcrjn.cndcnis

We, in Franklin county, pay our
County Superintendent Of Public In
structiOn $500 per annum, which is
little enough. But we can scarcely
get over our objections to many on
j%cctionabIc features Of the most I'm
necessary law. Let all this go, how
ever. AS to pay Of Supclintcndcnts.
the Nashville Banner says that Giles
county pay $ its Superintendent a salary
OF 81 900 per annum Davidson,
Haywood and Shelby, 81 1920; MAury,
Madison and Obion, 81 900, Salaries
Of Superintendent in other counties
range from $500 down to 5000. Ilar
deman, Williamson and Lewis c]ouutic.
pay no salary. Claiborne pays iii,
smallest salary, which is 500 per an.
nun.
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Millinery Goods.
Insolvency Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency OF
estate of james W. Estill, deceased,
the County Court Clerk. all persons hold
ing claims against said estate are notified
TO file the same, duly authenticated. with
SAID clerk within the time prescribed "
law, or they will be forever barred. nd
all persons owing said estate must make
Immediate settlement or steps will be ia
Ken to enforce .llc payment thereof.
SAML II. ESTlLL.
sept 3m Administrator.
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the Southern army during the late war,
at hoIlnoticc. and who could rcndrz.
yous a, New Orleans, Mobile. rcnso.
cola and Key West, either as cavalry
or infantry.
Yours, very respectfully,
IoISnc",I y. Il. FORREST
IJr,, p,rs ,ru, or r.
WASHINGTON, y. e.. Noy ~, ISl3N
y. +. Forrest. Memphis:
Sir. Yourq Of fine yiin j.. received
and I have sent if lo lLr WAR 3rnor,
mon, with this inI,rernrni uRosnnrt
rully rrrrrr.d tn ,h. ,cc,,to,, or W.,
| r,r Glcu hmouo fine huolrods nl NJ
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await rn,oip, n,.nnt. rnoo,l n u
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Bach's As Prcludes and fug"cs' :
Cloth ''''',,' =
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each. ..,,,,,',, ,''',. -. = =, ''''' =,
%Becthoyen's 80 Sonatas. Full gut .
Beethoven's IS Piano Pieces, full gut !,
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Fairy Fingers. Easy Music Small on.
hands .,,..,,,,,, 49, '.''',. ''',N' -
Magic Circle. Easy Music Small ~
hands, ....,,..,",,' .'','.," -
Young Pianist. For Young players | 70
Pearl Drops. Easy Dance Music 20
Musical Rccrcations. Moderate dill 49,
Guilty ....,,.. ,..' t,i;n,, / ~
Pleasant Memories. Moderate dim -
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Golden Chimes. Parlor Music. (kin- --
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gilt sides, price, $3.50 each
Pearls of Melody. A collection OF
Music for Advanced Players. 5 U,
Elegantly bound in cloth and gilt. ! ~
| Peters Edition OF Strauss WaltzGs,
in = volumes, price, 50 W III boards,
81 90 each in cloth.
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Gen. Forest Tenders his Services
in Cas-" of War-tharaCtcriStic
itcply from Cen. Sherman.
MLuruIs, Nov. ~, ls7.

70 Gen. W. Sherman, COMMANDMENT
ohicru T., >. A., Washington. u. G.
Dear GcucraI-- By kilograms from
Washington and other sources, it up.
pears wc are likely to become involved
in war with Spain II 50, | presume
the scat Of war will be in Cuba In
case we should become involved, and
Me Government should require assist.
ancc, | hereby tender you my services
us volunteer. | think could enlist
from 900 to 5000 men who served in
the Southern army during the late war,
at short notice, and who could reudcz
yous at New Orleans, Mobile, rcnsa-
cola and Key West, either as cavalry
or infantry.
NOur3. very ~Tr4DprlIulIN.