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THEJMJTaARION.
SftturdayT : : September 10. 1864.
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Gen. I 'an. Adams
in the Central Hlock, up ataim.
FoRTncoaiNr. M .im prato of th Mimou.-.i
Nhnatoks. It sjindentood in political
rirclom that Serator Brow and Hande--son
of Missouri, are preparing a manifesto,
similar in apiri to that of Messrs. Wado
and Davis, re iewing the policy Of Mr.
Lincoln' administration, and strongly
antagonistic to h's re-election.
jagr-The teleiraph brings some encour
aging intelligence from Wheeler. H
rfems to be in the vieinity of Nai.hville x.u
doing good wovk. We sincerely trust
he will be eminently successful in this un
dertaking. The reputation of Wheeler
has been on the decline tor some t
and it will takea bo and successful
stroke to get him right with the people.
An exchange declares
Corn Stalks.
that, if saved, thay are fully equal to the I
Eame weight of good hay. Prepare them
by cuttin'ato pieces of half an inch in
length, and place in a hogshead. Throw
in one gallon of boiling water containing
one gill of salt, cover the hogshead with
a blatket ; the steam swells and softens
the stalk ; add a little ground moal, and
feed to the cattle. j
A Comet Come. A correspondent of
tho Charleston Courier has discovered
what he supposes to be a com Ha ob
served it at about 4 o'clock p. in., m the
east, dome thirty-five degrees above the
horizon. He desires that observers look
for it, and see if he be right in his conclu
sions as to its character.
Sherman's advance seems to have
withdrawn to Atlanta, where the great
(l inker will remain to recuperate and re
inforee. It appears from our Oaprgia ex
changes that at Atlanta out army was di
vided as at Mi sionary Ridge. The en-f
my attacked us in our entrenchments
near Jonesboro', in heavy foroe, and were
three times repulsed with groat slaughter,
la their fourth charge they ftsuked the
extreme right of our lines held by Oo-
van's uid L-wls's brigades, and aft-vr aJ
bloody struggle succeeded, in capturing
t ho greater part of t'eCth and 7th Ar
kansas regiments of Govsn'a brigade, and
the 2d and tth Kentucky regiment of
Lewis's brigade. After this occurrence,
Lee fell back in the direction of Atlanta,
and Hardee to Lovcjoy'swhere wo had
erected stronj works somAtme since.
Finding himself completly ctSt.oft', Hood
lvr.i overt everything in Atlanta and
i m-... " d. Th greAte?. danger to
oe appr. it 'i from Shortfpkn ,tw is
raiding parties. Blocked up ma barren
ity, with precanouij meuns.of victualing
.is army by railroad, Sherman will uu
Joubtedly aend out etrc-foragiifc par
ties! tp gather up supplies for aan and
b list. If these be driven back if every
raidiug party is "brought to grief" or
driven back without accomplishing ita
object, we feel satisfied Siierrrfh ill soon
be compelled to leave the "Gate City."
RSLHUC RV TH i-RRAPH SlxMtt tLltL Circular to UWox.it.
I 1MB www w m yTT I rjgj gcw I
fAccording to Dr. Cheever, Mr. Lie
coin said in the month of February, 1801,
"if 1 adopt a wrong policy, an opportu
nity for correction will occur in four years.
Then I can be turned out and a better
man put in my place." The people of the
North have long since discovered Lincoln
was the wrong man. The human slaugh
ter pens of his creation in Georgia and
Tennessee, in Mississippi and Louisiasa,
nd on the rugged hills and in the valleys
of Virginia attest this. He has preven
himself the most complete tyrant of mod
ern times, and the Northern people have
determined tc try a new man.
Hkalth of Lee's Army. According to
. "Richmond letter.writers, there is as much
sickness in the army of Northern .Vir
ginia, in proportion to numbers, as there
n;is been at anv tim irca..thii. first year
of the waT. TTfcknes8 is not of a
malignant, type, however, being chiefly
intermittent fever, and disorders of the
bowels. The terrible campaign in which
the men have baen engaged, the recent
almost unparalleled term of .drought and
hot weather, constant duty in the
trenches, absence of vegetable food "and
fruit, as well as the lack of good water,
and the chill an I f?ver producing dicriot
i which the tr ops are encamped, have
all conspired to impair the health of the
armv.
fgrGen. Marmaduke, who uses the
Yankees so roughly on the Mississippi
and Arkansas rivers, is a native of Sabine
county, Missouri, and a son of ex Gov.
Marmaduke. He is a graduate of West
Point, and at the cooaiuencement of the
war ws a Lieutenant in the regular army.
He wa.i elected Colonel of the first regi
ment n.ised at Jefferson City to resist Gen.
Lyon's contemplated attack on the cjt
itoh At the battle of Corinth he gal
lantly distinguished himself while com
manding a brigade. Gen. Marmaduke
has been in battles and engagements
almost without number, through all of
which he has escaped, notwithstanding
he always places himself in the very
thickest of the fight, often compelling
his staff to remain behind him Of his
courage is hazarding nothing to say
itiat it is impossible for a man to be mofe
brave ; to one unacquainted with him, it
seems like reckless desperation. When
he took command of the cavalry he had
to contend with the greatest prejudices,
but now there is not a more popular com
mander in the Confederacy. If it be
true as reported, that some of the im
portant towns of Arkansas have again
fallen into our hands, Marmaduke will be
able to move to a new field.
The Tallahassee.
The following is a list of the officers of
the iMlahasseet Mi
Cmmander, John Taylor Wood.
Lieutenants, Wm. H. Ward, Benton,
Joa. (iaidner. i-
Chief Engineer, John W. Tynan.
Ascistant Engineers, Chaa. H. Levy, bu
ns V. Hill, J as. Foy Green, J. J. Lyell, H.
H. Robert, R. M. Ross. .
Acting Master, Alex. Curtis.
Assistant Paymaster, C. L. Jones.
Assistant Surgeon, W. L. Sheppardson.
Lieut, of Marines, Crenshaw.
Boatawainr Cftstidey.
Gunner Stowart.
Master'-, Mate, Russell.
'I ho following ii a list of the vessels cap
tured by the Tabahassee :
Sohoonsrsarah A. Boyce, g Harbor,
scuttled.
Pilot Boat Jas. Funck, No. 22 of New
York, burnt.
Brig Carrie Kstella.of New York, burnt.
barque nay State, of Boston, burnt.
tat Mj ehiai, bond-
Brig A. liifhard?, of Bosbm, buint.
bchoonor Cai
ed for $10,600.
Pilot Bat, Wm Bell, No. 24, of New
York, burnt.
Schooner Atlantic, from Addison to
New York, burnt.
iiarque Sklioto. Caila, Maine, bonded .
Schooner Spokeane, of Cailas Maiue,
'in rut. - . .
Ship Adriatic, of flew York, witli turn
grants, burnt.
Btig Billow, of iNfclem, Massachusetts,
scuttled. , '
Schooner Robert E. Pecker, schooner
and cargo bonded in $30,000.
Barque Glavannon, of Thomaston, Me.;
scuttled.
Schooner Lamot Dupont, of Wilming
ton. Del., burnt.
Ship James L;ttlefield, of Bangor. Me,,
scuttled.
Schooner Mercy A. Howe, of Chatham.
Mass., scuttled.
Schooner Howard, of New York scut
tled. Schooner Floral Wreath, of Georgetown,
Mass., scuttled.
Sohoouer Sarah B. Harris, .of Dorches
ter, bonded.
Schooner Restless, of Booth Bay, Me.,
scuttled.
Schooner Ella Caroline, ( of Portland,
Me., scuttled.
Barque P. C. Alexander, of Harpwell,
Me., scuttled.
Schooner Leopold, of Boston, bonded
August 16, 1804.
Schooner Pearl, of Friendship, Me.,
burnt.
. Schooner Sarah Louisa, of Jones' Port,
Me., burnt.
Schooner Magnolia, of Friendship Me.,
burnt.
Schooner North Amerioa, of New Lon
don, Conn., scuttled.
Brig Neva, , bonded for $17,500
Schooner foaiah Acorn, , burnt.
T f Ie? rapbie Reports of the Prcmt Aitoeiitioi
Kntrd oordlnt to St of OsacrM ie ! yor 1M3,
by J 8. ThrahK. ttii CUrfc of th
trietO-ari of tbo i"Jonfmt-rt OUm tot ttM North
rn I)luit of tlgorgin. ,
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM MOBILE.
M OBILZ, September 9
la i;ht.
AH in quiet.
Gror. Watts ead Oe. Taylor are
There ere four block d-
Congratulatory Order of Qen. Jaoksoa
to Hie Troops.
HbadoVs Jackson's Cv. Dtv., )
Atlanta. Ga., Mig. 24tb, '61. j
The Brigadier Genoral - commanding,
desho. to congratulate Khe officers and
men of hi command, also Gen. Beynolds
aud brigade, on their suceesstul expulsion
nt tht. and well-anDointed raiding
, ir.lf;lr tuMilinv tn " dm. i Klki" Ju, fie , Hftrdeuan ce. Teim
p rty und.-r Kup t rick, boasting to ae- PortuniS Kobrt r K rwdiman on, Tmn
Mat of Deftertlonit
In the 7th Tennessee Cavalry from April
1st, 1804, to Sept. 1st, 1864.
Privates.
Driver, 8 P, eeeepesy B. Tlpt.n conaty. Teaaeeeee
MaUu, J SVeeB HayweeS ee. T-as
Tlim, B P, oeB. Tleton to, Teua
v, Hickiuan ee. ar
Mark, J 8, co C, Shelby eo. Teea
XnJeri.u. II C, ce D. HiywcoS co, Tean
Alidoad, C, oe t, yTaywro-vl cm, Teas
Boad, W P, it, ee D. Hayweoace, Teau, aecoad
i '.. tic. a
Heerion, i L, oe t, Qtbieu ee, Tau, third dewrtloa
Cftva, , co 1), Hay weed eo, Tewa
Prink, MN.toD, HaywoOS co. Tea .
Hewltlaa, J P, c D, Ha; wood co, Ten
Lfacaj, Iaae, to P, UayWaefl-en, Tr&S
LaeuH, J h, ee V, IlayweeSc, Tnaa
ni.llian, R T. eo D. Hivotxt ee. Teaa
Taliaferro, H D. ce P. MaSiaea eo, T
V.'tlli, J 8, eI), Haywood ce, Teaa
Vaan Jif Ii, co I, Lauderdale ee. Tenn
WaiMbartt B A, ooD, Hayirecd co, Teaa
Jtabcr Jaa, eo K, Kuimjui i w, Teua, 4th detertioa
nkti jrge B llareeaiai. ee. Tern, 4th Senor
ttcn Baker L C. co E, Uird-aion ee, Teao
Raraeit J kl, eo K, Harlireaa e, Tens
Betaaa H W. oo E. ilardeaiaa eo, Venn
UhealiCb Ja, ce '., HaiUnmaa to, Teua
Ct.ehir J jo, t o U, iia-'.lofcaa co, Teaa, eeeeed de
. aetiloa
Ckalmnr J TI. eo E, Hardeaae eo, Teaa
KrTln C, ce K. Harder.) u co, Teoa
Errln Jan. ee K Hardnmaa ce, Teau
Ervln. Joa, co E. HanUmao rn, Vun
burnt.
- .burnt.
Ag&'Hunter, the miserable scoundrel
who committed saoh wanton and barbaric
acts in Virginia, has become disgusted at
his own monstrous conduct and retired
from the cause of subjugation. Hunter
has put many a black spot on the foul
and disfigured Yankee cscutchepn and
bids fair to figure alongside of Butler,
Milroy and McNeil, in the'history of this
war. Hunter bus becomo notorious as a
raider. No incendiary in the North can
beat him with the torch, no coward can
surpass him in cruelty. His strategy is
described by some of the Northern print-
as marvelous. He advances like a bu
and retreaU iik an ostrich ! The foe
that meets Hunter may congratulate him
self, but the helpless women and chil
dreo who may cross his path will have
reason to shed teais. But the dog's ca
jrser has closed as u warrior, aud the o&n-
ersNpf hayracks and seminaries and pri
vate dwellings will uo longer tremble at
his approach-
We'haye received the subjoined note
and feel disposed to send the " Clarion"
at once,, and apologise for the unheard of
ot at ith i
Miss., Sept. 2nd, 154.
Publisher Clarion :
Gbntlkmem: My Daily Clarion has
ceased to ring its silvery notes around
my cabbin door, and I presume the cause
to be non payment of dues. What, sirs.
stop the paper of a Miilla Captain and a
member ot the Legislature r No sirs,
such conduct on your part is not to be
tolerated. What, sira, atop my Clarion?
No airee ! You may stop my rations of
beef and corn meal, you may shop my
promotion in Gov. Clark's army of veteran,
and even my part of Col. Strong's new
issue, but not my Clarion. No, siis : the
honor of the Legislature and Military De
partmeat of eae Government must be
preserved, though publishers cease to ex
it and priuters starve. Old Pontotoc
county still claims to be heard in the an
nala'ot history, after sending to Use field
thirty-eight companies, she has now six
companies already organised under the
ill of (iov. Clark. A . truce to gammon.
Send me your paper and let me know how
much I owe you, tmd I will send theTaio
uey due you, and also for an advance pay
ment, Yours truly.
The following is the Shreveport
Gazette's account 'of tho tight near
Helena on tha2Sth of July :
Official Jlettenrom Gen. Shelby's head
quarters under date of the 28th ult., re
ceived this morning. Gen. Shelby .sent
two ofhitregimonts, Gordon's and bob
bin's, on scout in tho direction of Helena.
On the 28th they met 1,000 Federal cav
alry, fought aud defeated them, killing
one Colonel, one, Lieut. Colonel, six Cap
tains, and 132 privates on the field. The
remaining Federals run pell mell under
the guus of tho fortifications at Hulena.
Col. Dobbins met a notorious outlaw and
celebrated house buruer on same day,
killed 07 of his men, took no prisoners,'
asked nouarters, nor gave none. We
captured large amount of stores, two ca
eOuswith ammunition, and many small
firms, navies, &c.
OfPiciAL KsrosT or the Battli of
Reams' Station ox tub 26th ult. The
following is Gen. A. P. Hill's official re
port of the battle fought at Beams' Sta
tion, on the Weldon Railroad, on the
25th ult:
Hn'oas Tnian Corps, Aug. 31, '54.
Colonel : I have the honor to report
the con-cot list of results in the fight of
the 25th, at Ream's Station. We captur
ed twelve stands of colors, nine pieces oi
artillery, ten caissons, twenty-one hun
dred and fifty prisoners, thirty-one hun
dred stand of small anils and thirty-two
horses. My own loss in cavalry, urtilUny
and Infantrr'is seven hundred and twenty
mew, kitUd, wounded and misains.
l r ... . . et
very respectfully,
a. P. 11 u u, I ieut. Cen'l
Col. W. II. Ts vi o, A. A.
Qts. Lee to the Cavalry. We publish
bolow a fetter addres3ed by Geaeral Lee
to General Hampton, complimenting the
i vairy tor their gallant and valuable ser-
'fcini:t the enemy on the Cuarles
.ity r yrtonn roads on the 15th,
lbth anJ ni.imo. The compliment
ary letter was written, it Will be observed,
previous to the battle of Thursday, 2rth
uKn which occasion again the caval
iv contributed so conspicuously to the
sv aceas of Gen'l Hills attack upon the
enemy at Reams' :
Head Qas. Abmv Northerh Virginia, )
August 19, ISO 1.
yir. General Wade Hampton, Com aiand
ir g Cavalr'
General : I desire to express the grati
fication derived from the conduct of the
cavalry during its late operations north of
Jam"3 River.
The success of W. H. F. Lee's dftieion
on tho 15th instant, the more sanal re
sults that attended the coaabined attack
of his and-General Gary's forces on the
to now in g day, and the skillful execution
of your ordeisoo the 18th by Gen. Butler
with his division, reflects great credit up
on the t -veral commands ensued.
th- . l m .
auri to me omccrs ana men
my thanks fos their g-illafct and valuable
services. The loas sustained by tb cav
alry in the fall of B.-ig. General Cham
b!iw will be flt, th
.... -- ------ U1J , HI
Winch by hrs COuruTA. enenrv and KkWt
he had wou.for himKhc an honorable
name. Verv resnectfnllv.
- -j i
i our obeaient servr.bt.
Signed R'. E. LEE, General.
Official :
L. Tiernan Brinen. Maior and AxiRiani
Adjutant General,
Schooner Diadem, ,
Schooner Sea Flower,
Brig Roan, , burnt.
CiiALEsToy. The Mercury of Tuesday
ays :
A few minutei of nine o'clock on Sun
day nibt the operations of the siege
were veried by rather aingular but abor
tive attempt, on the part of the eny, to
destroy Fort Sumter. The night, was
quite dark suffioiently so to allow one
of the enemy's boats to enter the harbor
and gain 4 easitipn at ornear the south
west angle f the fort. There the euetn;
fxploded a verv powerful torpedri,
charged, it is supposed with several
hundred pounds of powder, and intended
to blow up that portion of the fort,
where they suppose' the best cover is
afforded for the ganisons. The explo
sion was a-very violent one, throwing up
a great volume of water, but without
harming the noble old fort in the slight
est degree. Our James Island batter es
immediately opened on the spot whence
the light proceeded, but the night was
bo dark that their aim was necessarily
conjectural, and they were soon signalled
by Captain Hugueniu to discontinue.
Whether the enemy's boat escaped in
safety is uncertain.
The firings since our last report has
been as follows : Battery Gregg fired 87
shots and the Swamp Angel Battery 23
shots at Fort Sumter. Snjlivan's Island
and Battery Wagner exchanged five
shots each. Battery Sirakius fired 36
fhots at the Swamp Angel Battery, and
Battary Wagner 52 shots at Battery Sim
kins. There were but four shells thrown
at the city from 8 a. m., up to 6 p. tu.
yesterday.
utrov oui rear communications, and com
pel the army of Talimt to retire from
.AiBisy to leudt-r his good thanks
for Jvmc -energy and lighting. He takes
pleacuio in noticing the 1 Art pertormfd
by Gen. Roes and hie rauan'- Texans, ia
resisting with ih? ruei. uefcermiued cour
age, the entire force) of the enemy; not
less than four tbourand, hurled upon bis
brigade as a "dernier rosort" to cut their
way through, continuing to fre upon
them tH the last one had passed inflict
ing heavy lots upon them and capturing
one piece of artillery and four stands of
colors, rt flocting the highest credit upon
himself and brigade. As, also, Gen. Arm
trong and brigade, for v ry v igo.-ous pur
suit, compelling the enemy to abandon
wagons, horses, and ambulances.
He takes this occasion to make special
mention of the daring bravery displayed
by Li. Geo. B. Young, of Croft's battery,
who aione continued to serve his howit
zer, when completely surrounded by the
enemy, wicbin a few paces of him, and
refused to abandon it till ordered away by
hie brisade commande,-.
Soldiers, in meeting and repelling this,
the largest 'raidlug party ever sent "to vour
rear, you have won the lasting gratitude
of your command-irs and countrymen, and
have reflected fresh glory upon the proud
appellation of the Confederate army.
You inflict d upon the enemy a loss of
five hundred killed, wounded and pris
oners, captured two pieces of artillery,
four stands of colors, a number of horses,
J equipments aud small arms, besides wag
ons au-ambulances, wun email loss your
Hclvea. '
He returns thanks to Gens. Armstrong,
Rosa and Reynolds for prompt action,
hearty co-operation and skillful handling
of their commands. ""
By command of
Brig. Gen. W. H. Jackson.
One of the editors ot the Missouri Re
publican recently made a tour through
the central portion of that State, inclu
ding the counties of Randolph, Howard,
Boone, Andrain, Calloway, Monroe, Mont
gomery atd St. Charles. The harvest, as
a general thing, is. shoit, owing to the
excessive drought. The cultivation of
eotten and sorghum ie rapidly increasing
in these counties, It is also observed, as
an offset of the present high prices, the
loom and spinning wheel were heard in
almost every house.
In the late Constitutional State Yan
kee -Convention, of Louisville, Ky., the
members disposed of over foety thousand
dollars worth of whiskey, all which w.u
paid lor by the State Treasury as among
the expenses of the Convention.
TnK Language or the Banneis We
copy the following mottoes which were
inscribed on banners at the late " Peace"
meeting in Syracuse, K. Y. :
"Np more victims for the slaughter
pen cot a man nor dollar."
"If Seward touches his bell again, the
people will stretch hi? neck."
" Abe Lincoln slaughter white men
under the pretense of freeing negroes."
"1 he people are ready to take yn-
geance upon Ue advocates of civil war."
' Lmoom demands blood ! Provost
Marshals beware."
"Let the tv runt tremble when the peo
ple apeak,"
" LTsurpation unrebukedis despotism
accepted."
"Crub the.tyrant Lracolu before he
crushes you."
' Fire ballots or tree ballets."
' Wur i dissolution, speedy and final."
" Thib i a nigger war."
" y ma mi j ccnsariptea n a war "or
tha emancipation of slavery."
"Humanity commands that this butch
ery shall vsease.'''
" Lincoln has murdered three white
meu to free one negro."
find in
MARRIED. t
Oa WSnday, tee 7ta left., at the renieeaee ef the
ridea aioiaer, Mra.W. Banter, at Atamateha, ttiu., by
the Rev. J. K Kyaa, Mr. W II. EUsTLa.-i aad Mies
1UTT1E B. lU NTta
May brif btrnt Joy tbeirltfe attead,
The world tcsetfaer shariac ;
Sevh as those oaiy eewprebend
Who seek la leve their says te spead
A ad learn saeh Uve by "ptirtag." M
FOR 841E,
MYajallion HiU fOLOUON. Ue it tae iteek,
star, p erf eetly tuuni aad a aare foal gt:ir.
I (tare lie p li-rt c ana w.j th.iw it te any eae wi
lac t prtrrhsae A-lo, IeVer with the horse, hli
rro H.nca, ArUrrss ne at aipf Iirt. t.-inter
eonnty Ala . for terint -.e. THOi. W. S1M8
Bltflri'ort, AU , Sept. Iff, 1864 dlw
.Uad'ss, Dtr'r Ala., Miss. & K. La.,
Meridian, Miss., Aug. 22, 1804.
GBKIiiAL ORDKUS. I
. 114. ,
Pvrsnaat to or ler fruia the Var Dapartsaoat, sated
RlcUm tad, V), Aagust 15tb, 1W4, 1 etaeose eoMatanS
of the " Uepartaeat ef Alabaata, MUaissippi and
Raat I.nltiaaa.''
Tba Headqaarters ef the Deport xaal will, fer the
sua resaajft at Meridian, Miss. No chaafe wlU be
Bade iu the Departiaeutal staff SDtil farther ordeis.
B. TAYLOR, Uataant Gsal.
OSRHsK; W. F. BULiLOCK, Jf
Sen fi-dfit. ' A. A. Q.
Daily aayeraja the Dsparttaeat' wW eepy sis times
aad K.-E'tiHIe U CI-in odjes.
The Huwwtei Davs Mbk We
a late Nort'
General II amptoa-.. A oorrtnnnAmn
of the Petersbitrg Ecpreas, reporting the
battle of Malorio's Cress Roads, near thai
city, on the 25th savs 5
"Gen. Hampton occupied a prominent
j08iticn, overlooking the field, and it w.n
enengh tor his cavalry to know that the
of their noble leader was upon them,
and thai his wise head and skillful hand
controlled and directed all their opera
tions. General Hampton will prove a
most worthy successor to the chivalrous
Stuart, ine men not 001 v have confi
fence in him, but they lovo him, at ..1 as
long as his life is spared to command
them, are mv aa.alv nrmilit . , t r ..
1 ' j "'j ,..,.iviBuuucM in 111.
lure for the cavalry, where it is possible
to command success."
PJaJ
tWti' paper the following :
"(Jen. Sand Ord, of New York, has re
ceived a dispatch from the Secretary of
War states that the hundred days anen are
wanted to garrison the forts at Washing
ton apd c ;,her points, and that it is-no
intention to send them to the front, 'as
has been erroneously, if not maliciously,
reported."
.Why is it, then, that the Yankees, who
were in front of Howlett'g a short lime
since, invariubly said they were hundred
days men from Ohio? Why, too, at
other points along the lines, re we con
tinually capturing tbee short wved patri
ots hailing from other States? Ei'her
Geo. S.mford is guilty of willful falsehood,
or the meo, by. direction of their officers,
when captured, have persi-denly lied eoa
cerning tleeir, status. Taking either horu
of the dilemma, it shows that Yankee
offerers, wh' would wear a veneering of
gentility, are capable of the lowtst and
most contemptible species of deception.
1 . eaa-
About a dozen thrifty farmers of Santa
Clara county, California, have been arrest
ed on the en&rge of being eor federates of
rebel highwaymen who have beep sob
bing stages apd expresses in Sierra Nevada.
HlAP Q CARTERS, CeSISCBIPTlON,
Bnterpriee. Mtss., Sept. 6, 1804. )
aUXXRAt' ORDBRS,
X. By act of the L(r!slAtflro ef this Slate, en
r;tS " A At toaiS la atreaarthvsUac the Arrey-eif the
( oaUdarate fwaua, t4 w.ti iaTW J
ii j siail the aty of Us eIU slKtrs of e very fonnty,
te ressVCaerlpU to report fvr Military ssrrUe to
tUe prefer Cvmtrs te. tfWeer, aaJ te arreat Vry
a.rastlKr, deaxrter, or ether abaeatee wlthoat leave
(roat theCeafederatv anay'wbe atay at say tiase be
found retteiniut; ia, or passiae through tba ooaaty.
II. Inpursaaaeo of said act, Carolling O Seers
will imneaiktety anoa the reeeipt of this order sad
hereafter, wjjen " tci s:jeu assy reader it ueeaeeary,
make a ftfl, eosaplete aad eerUAed list of all Conscripts,
straggler, Hxaii fttttn axiay ia taelr r jeet
lee conatse, faraisbteg the aberig er hit Deputy,
CUrkj of the Ctreuit aad Probate eoarts. the Probate
Jndge, Mpubera ef tie Boar i cf Police, Jtutleos ef the
Peace aag Ceaatablea, with a copy ef the .tjne, aad
danandiqg the arrest by then, of all sties peraea
forthwith They will file la their earn ottees U.e
' ' with the dato of iu service sad deatauu
aes es civil ofleer, o;)fyiag tbesa at tjno ssaie
pBrpeser'cr which j ;.-
, the Horoliiag OOpers will preeeat the ttkts
Kibe CffeWt Juige, JDUplAt Auoraey and Grand
Jury.st Use seat GiiuaitCeart tbereefter.
firollieg Ofl"..-err will report precaSsly to Nre
Pooiae. Jet n.o K, Uaritiatn co, Teas, seeoad da
SerUoa
Honwfcy, K S, ce E, Herdiniaa co. Trna
II uudler, 3 T. eo IS, UardUoea 00, Teaa, aeeond do
sertleD
Phillips, N, eeB, naidiinaa co, Teaa
atcKincle. M J, oX, U -iman ce, Teua 2ad deeertioa
V. fla re, Kobert, r K. jliuaa co, Teaa
Ptkln, DH.eoE Hardiraaa eo, Teaa
Laagtter, tleorge, ce E, UarJImaa eeuaty, Tona, dcr
lng eaggetaeat oa 141b ef July
Sariork WO.wK, Ifaruimaa eo, Teaa
Tisdale S W, eo E, IlareUmaa ee, Teaa, seeoad de
tertioa Taoiopacn K. eo R, Hardlmaa co Teaa
Wsbb McD, o K Hardiaiaa eo, Teaa
Webb -, co K.Hardliaau co, Teaa, second desertion
. 1 nJ, so P, Haywood eo, Teaa, ia face ef enessy
Braalxy J, eo P, flay wood 00 Teaa, second deeerUoa
Bi i lger J, eo P, H.iy wood ce, Teaa, eeeead desertion
Casey T 11 ee P, lUywod eo, Tean 4
. Licet K, ee P, Hayarood co, Teaa
Pi rua J H, co V, Haywood ee, Teaa, seeoad deeer
tioa Howard C. co P, Pulton ce, Ky
Hatchins H II, co K, Madison ee, Teaa
Lewia ftB.eoK, Haywood ee, Teaa
1 .-Kk J, ee P, Msdteoa co Teas
.Medlin M, ee P, Haywood eo, Teaa, second decertita
Mitchell W H, ce Y Madieoa eo, Teaa, seeoad deeer
tioa Mcltiauoa N A, ee P, Haywood oe Tean, seeoad de
sertioa
Permeate.- K O, co P, Hsywoed ee, Teas, tecead de
scrtloa aUebsrda Wm, eo f, Haywood co, Tens, seeoad de
eertioa Terrell Wai, ea P, Haywood co, Teaa, sceeed desor
tlea Williams W S, c j P, Hay wood ee, Teaa, sesead de
sertiea
WiHlaics WD.ce P, Haywood ee, Twaa
Yoaug Samuel, eo K, Hay wood 00, Tean, seeoad deser
tion Cook i, Y, co O, Heary ce, Teaa
Daltea J W, eo O, Calloway eo, Ky
Daltoa C F, eeO, Calloway ee, Ky
Orogaa P J.ce Q, Calloway ee. Ky
Iliuki a J, eo Q, Calloway co, Ky
Harmon J W P, ee G, Henry eo, Teaa
K 1- 8 O, eo O, Heary en, Teaa
Ktabblcttcld W B, tl O, Calloway ee, Ky
Si Jbbicfleld W L, ee O, Calloway ee, Ky
tttubbleleld R W jr. eo G. C Jleway ce. Ky
"dcOnnald J W, ce O, Heary co, Tsaa
Paschal T b, O, Henry e-j, Teaa
A. earns J U, cell. Weekley ue, Teau
Jtrowa Wat, ce H. L,nderlale 00, Teaa
Boyd Upcaeer, ee H. 1SudeVdaie eo, Teaa
Blaekbaru J M, ee H, Gibson eo, Teua
Clark Jas, ae H, ata1isen ce, Tean
.yreeatan WE,eH, Weakley eo. Teaa
Preeoan B J. eo a, Weekley o, Teaa
Parmer H 11, e H Weekly eo, Tena
0 rigga Berry, eo U , Liauderdale ce, Teaa
Gtiinp J A, eo H, Lauder laic ct, Teaa
Hall, J T, eo H, Otkssa o, Teaa
Hayaes W K, ee H, Lauderdale ee, Teaa
Joaes W C, eo H, Oibees eo Teaa
tfjtith W R, oe H. Qibson co, Tea
Speed Martial, co H, '""eaJUey ee, Teaa
V iauma Daaiel. co H, tilbaaV 00, I nu
Willbiaia J T, eo H, Lauderdaje co. 1 eon
Yergaa W, eo H, Weekley ee. Teaa
Bringle K lek, co I, tiptoe ee, Teaa
BUlUs Henry, co I, Tlpiea saa t eaa
ShsrtaMoa W. 1., ee I. Tipton co. Teaa ni-giitii
Collier Jos, co I, Ttptoa eo, 1 aa. Sad desert ios
Coats Newt, co 1, Tiptea ee, Teaa ,
Oeats Tboa, oe I, Tioton co. Teaa
Coats Sol, co I, Tipton co, Teaa
Oeats WOaoa, ee 1. Tipton ce, Tean
Coau James, eo I, Tiptoa ee, Teao, geas te eacmy
lewB'og John, eo I, Tiptea ce, Teaa
t.Jmou.ts Wm., so I, Tipton co, Tean. gone to enemy.
Kreedle A w, c I, Tlpt : a ce, Teaa, gene to eaeaiy.
Uoforth R ee I, Tipton eo, Teua, gous te enemy.
Ulaiee James, co I, Tlpteu ee, Tean
Harris, W C, ee I. Tipton ee, Teaa., goas to enemy.
Kara Joua, eo I, Ttptoa eo, Teaa m .
Leek J M, 00 I, Tiptea 00. Ter a
Montgomery It. ce 1, Tistea 00, Teaa
Moatgomery Alex, ca 1, Tipton co, Teaa
Montgomery 8 W, ce I, Tlrten ce, Teaa
Mc Daniel E, ee I, Tiptoe eo, Teaa
My era A, ce 1, Tiptoa co, Tena
MeLogaa R W, ee 1, Tlptou ee, Teaa
Overall J P, co I, Tbyien ee, Taaa
Smith R L, eo I, Tiptea co, Tena., giae to eaesay
Smith J M, ee 1, Tiptoa ee, Tean, gone te eaeaiy.
Praathaa NJ, ee I, Tiptea ee, Teaa
Taylor 8am L, co 1, Tiptea so, Teaa, gone te
enemy.
Walton W 8, co I, Tipton, ce, Teaa geae te ea
esay. Won . ck R, es, I, Tiptea eo, Taaa
ITpebarcb W O, co I, Tiptoa co. Tena, " lathe hash "
R-an-h Hucb. eo L, Harweoice, Teau
eja-rtlaw Jeha, ee L, Hsywoed co, Teaa
tbb W I, t-o L Hay wool ns Tena, aceoas aeeartiaa.
Cobb, f A ee L'H itwood -c Teaa seeoad docitiosi.
Cob- P Hi cs L Mrdisoa ce, Teaa
Havaes W II, eo L, "Haywood ce, Teaa
H-Xi'ktss K L. ce L. ilsvwo -. ce, Teaas
H Mrhklss S It, eo L, Hay woed Be, Tenu
Hawkins L B, ee L, Uaywoed ec. Teaa, la face of the
eaeaiy.
Moore eharlee, co L, Mayweed eo, Tsaa, duilagea
gsgement Trail W C.co L. Hsywoed eo, Tena. oa the fkld.
Alluoa B O, ee M, Hsywoed ce, Teaa, ia face ef the
cacaay
Msrlia J H, ee M, L uideidMe eo, Tenn
Templee Jcba, eo M. Laltlerdal ee, Teaa.
All Officers C. S. Army en enrolling or
conscript duly, are requested to arrest
these men in" order that they may be
brought to justice.
W. L. DUCKWORTH,.
Col. 7 ih Tena. Cavalry.
EXECUTIVE OVPItJB, t
Mace. Sept. a, is64. ,
TBPOT will be eatabli bed at Maeoa, BraaUea
asd V stake, where sptr.taons llqnors BiS. ufae
tared by the ageaU . f the State for nedk-raaU perpe--es.
will be deUvereS te the county diaper. ers The
Stats baa barn divided late thro ..istrlcta. The first
district U eempesed of tbs eosmtles ef Tippsk, Peate
toe, Cblekassw, Octlbbeba, W la Hon, Neshoba, Now
toa, Jasper, Jomea, Perry, Harrison. Hancock, an d a!)
lb soaathM east of Uteee, sad Macea is tbs depot
TBS eeaatlee of Soett, Raakia, Hinea, Werran, sed all
thccounUesionthof said counties compeee the ao on1
('.atiiet, aad brsiidoa ia tb depot. Tbo third aaStrM
Is ooa posed ef tha reuaiaiaT oonatlea la the Stste. a- d
fbe dpot ia at VaMsa.
Asageatef the btateto Jlspeaae splrltn mis liuerr,
fer medicinal purpesst for the county of ye
have boea rcqeired by tar to take an eaUi he I ore ea
terfng upon the denes ef sneb agency, that von will t
withoat fear, favor, or affection dlarenfe all ptrliooea
liquors plaecd In yt cr liand'f, la strict aecordaaee tr th
the Isw, and without r uy sviuuea er sabtwfige. It ie
ucftflscry, therefore, tLat you ssskc ye-tav.:f fall aa
q jeloW with the law under which yar a'lpeluliaeat
ia atacs. Tbs a.aluts t-pects fat all sprite tntuBfac
turoJ at the Suae distillery shall be sold ea y ibreagb
the ennty agents apca the folio lag eonditioas, are
uo other - That tbe party sjily lag to purchase ahsul
prodoc-a wr tUn ecrtiicate, slgpee by sometegutar
j.iae Icing pbysiciaa restd-.iig j the rent , in U.e fol-
low op form: 1, a resident practicing paysi-
ciaa of eo.taty, do certify upon my profeartt pal
honor last needs, for medical r art-osea.
Mrdical Exsa-iwixo Boari
r - im
piIW HoaM meit d-vlly M.a.lays esecnted
1 9 A. M tflP. U. .
JOHM V KKNKt
President Medical Ivosrd and Sr. Surgeon.
1 f ... 1 f 1 .... 1 .si T. . .
"'V'". iHiaxiMt. 1 rcKipn, 1 1 intuit rl
i it.J-c, Miss., Auc. 30, 'G-i
AtL sVtalleo nt fur!tuBhed msa : abac
this eoi:.:-an1, fno, araii'.'sd b order of tl
sraor,) will, without lay, renert in poraon I
lleadq'mttera.
By .r Jer ol O' veraet Olarit
acSi'
C IRC
qjantity of spirits , ' and thi t xj such evrt.ueete eaa
aniiirriaa the aals of a greater quaatlty thu one k"1-ob
Aad it is atsde s bigMy per a offeaea to soli or d.xpose
of such spirlrs la any other alienor. Tbe dtapeaser
can only ulapoee of the spirits submitted te bis ear la
ttr.ct aecordaaee with law, aad evca to give away
tbe saialiest qi.aotity of it, er use say for his ewa par
vosea seouia beaviol-ties of hUoatb, and roatrary
to law. TheSUte has audrrUkea te mam fart ire
spirituous liquora for medicinal purposes oaly.aad
wbea maaafactared tbty eaa oaly be disposed ef ia
tbe precise manner prescribed by law.
It is, also, made a crimiutl fi'eaoe fer any pbyslclaa
U give a certificate knowing or having good reason to
believe the same to be aatrae.
The etatate authorises tbs spirit to be dispensed te
the iadighat families of soldier, fer medietas. mr po
sts, frea of eharge. To meet the requirements of the
law, tbe family mast be tbst of a soldi.", mast be indi.
geat, and mast ae d the spirits for iuei.t. u . puroeee.
There mast be proof la writing ef these facts, and tbe
party apply lag mast produce a written certificate, as
ia other cases, specifying the qasatity needed, the per
son needing tbe aasne, aad certifying that it la for
meUtelaal purposes.
Year attention is invited to tbe satire statute, and
your co-oyerstloa ia requested In aiding la the enforce
ment of all Iu pre vis ions. It is maiie. attlawful f .- pl.
vate p rsons to manufacture or sell aplrltooas Uunrs.
Thi very title of tbe stttate under which yoo hold
year atpointateat"U, " Aa est to prevent tbe distills'
tic of spirituous liquors, aad to declare the distiliri.es
to be a paolic aad eommm aaleaaee, aadje authorisc
tbe same to be abated, aad for other pus;,osex." V oa
are expected to report all violations ef the statute :l.at
raay oame to yon knowledge, -and to furnish lnforiaa
tion'agmlast aay civil ofltcer in your couuty who fails
or negleeta to discharge the duties imposed ooa him
by the law. Tbe atatate is mutt salutary, and must be
strictly aad rigidly enforced. '
All moneys arisicg from tbe sale of spirits mast be
paid bate the Treasury quarterly, en tbe flrat daya of
January, April, July aad Or.tober.ta eaeh year.
Reasonable compensation will bo allowed agents
for dUckarglng the dtiUes of diepeueert.
The price will be ftaed at the time of the delivery of
tbe splrite, aad will be reg'tiateo. te over all costs of
luanm'sctttting, ttaaapprting aud seliiug.
No spirits will be distributed te dispensers until
they have taken tbe oath and executed tbe boad re
quired by law, a printed copy of which Is sent, In tbe
proper form, to each dispoaaor.
Dispensera wUl send their rsqnUItioot by mail, di
rected to "The Oeneral Distributing Agsat of bplrltu.
oas Liquors," at the Jpot of tbe Dlstriet to wUob lbs
eeuaty Of tbe dlspeasor is Attached.
I'otii a fall aupply ef spirits oslu be furniahod, diast -buik...
will be made to tbe differ,, cccnflas acceroarig
to Their estimated population.
At the time of making their quarterly payments
into the Treasary, tbe diepeatrs most render a writ
ten account of the qnaulity of spirit! told and disposed
of, sad the price, specifying distinctly the dsteefecqb
sale, tbe person to whom sold, tue .juanUlj sold erd.s
posed of to each person, and aeooaipauieJ with t'.'u
written certificate of the phyaioiaa, la every esse prep
orly numbered aa a vouchor, ami with the ether writ
ton proof in tbe eaee of indigent families of soldiers.
CHARLB8 CLARK.
eSddt Governor of Mississippi.
State troops "larsbc-u repoiled tiM
D II Ha cry ar d by him recast e4 Into (Jj
svrvleo, aad will bi faraiSAOti hy CoafmU
a with Huinistento aid 1itui
1 rauspoaaUou, in tcrilaac wit;i Uia
caiar :
HkaD (,R rT AU, mr
Msntsa No t . A .
Wkoaevm StaU Troops l ae reached
Hi,-rnted poiDU o retiessweiM. or anv
ptaM I
A V.
rei te be an I lie I
ylleil by Issuing 1
By commend of
W. P
hi A J 'tENP.RAI 1.;
Blu.ik x, Jr., A. A. f ..
Lost.
OK tbe read oetwsea Okolens aad Aberdeea, MUs ,
aa the Ssth iaat., a oortilcate issBcat at Aberdeen,
aiisa , for four Ter seat lystf . Ho. 1S1, dated afareb I,
!S4, bi favgr of W. B HarrU, adatlnVr, for four thous
and rltUar. Also one etbci certificate itad at saran
place, Re. 417, 4atTMefeh Vfl, ISM. fot oee huatlred
dollars Id fiivor ef W. i Harris They with athr pa
pers sa4 oa s;oi)ey. was eealKUeds A pocket book
lost by ate, All pofaOBt are warned s.aiatt trading
for said eerUieates sad a suitable reward will be paid
fe,- the .trlirri of said nanera aut naonev to see at
Oii-lon, 5U 1 or l-c Aiataai tasoranoe voaipaay
At AirVa, Uistr r - -
4rltf OVBRTOK HARRIS
PROCIsAM ATION.
CHARLES CLARK GOV ERNOfVOP TUB STATE
" OF MISSISSIPPI:
7 tkt Sktrtji otaa 5esrei Ceautisa cf ike Ante ae.-r
acid Ortttxng.
WHEM-EAS.the first Monday In October, A. D.
1064. is tba day appointed by law fbr-bcMmg au
aUectlen lathla State, aad, wbc-t-nc it la me ie my dutv
tc issue a writ, requiring you to hold an elect'.ou at tLc
time aad place appointed by law.
No tr therefore, 1, Cbsrlss Clark, Ocverner of tbo
State of Mississippi, do issas tkU my writ, requlrwg
j ou to bold an eltetioa, at tbe several precinct iu yous
respc -tive counties, on tbe first Monday iu October A.
D. 1864, forUie fotluwUg efflters to serve for tbe time
spe ified by Law to w it :
One JnJgeof tho High court of Krrora son Appeals
for the Third lfistrirt, oouiBoat d ef tho Counties o!
Lafsyette, Lowade,Oktlu4ra,Oaectsw,Cs,-;-cl, Tal
labatcule, Yaliobuaha, Cblektw, Mouroo, Itawaa,b--.,
Pontotoc Panola, coai.oiaa, vurioa, te o, star
ahar.,T1piah, Tlahoar'ngo, Oal. uu asd BelicU.
Oae Jnige of tbo Probate Cu rt.
One C:erk of tbe Probate Covrt.
One-Clerk of the Circuit Court.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor of Taxes.
One Coroner.
One County Tteasarer.
One County Surveyor;
Ono Ranger.
Pivs Members of the Board of Police, aad such Jaa
tiers of the Peace aad Coostablt a as the law requires.
At the said Pleetloa you will aotiee aad carry out
all .he reouiiecieuta of law. aud make due ro.j-u
thereof to tbe Secretary of state
( t Iu witaaws whei of X have hereutiU c say
L 6 haci ad raased the Great Seal of the State ot
t ) Niislssit-pi to be affixed, at the Execaiivr
Otfcoiu Macon . TUU aiatdty 0 Juy, A. D.
By tbe Govenror, CE A rLfcc CJ.Ay:
C. A. BaocnirxK. Secretary of Statn.
Stats Qnartrrnxutters are hereby orderad
rate with t'ocfIerat si-thoritie. la oi-tW
noses ry supplies aad Issnta 'be aSwa, I
tbe ertiar ot Use Colonel OessesaaaiAiak,
stores onlv aa Coulsdnraie office, a ma . . .
furalab. a. M. Wl-.l
acH 10t QuaT-WtnattsrOcn Nute of
ADJ I .' 1' KP ittil N ; i
aUaiMt si), Va , Aag W7, not.
Oknksai ouoxhs
Ho.Cy. I
I. The Kureaa el Censcritiea will esass te
livered from tbo proper rffieen f the Uareatu
"b f Comnlsssry in evsiy State, a report cou
tbe names of ail the persons in the Htsle, w
places ot tlelr reeidf c . vrhe hav obtained ri
. . . ... . ...
uoiis or aeiaus as agrier.itrailt,, ewnets, overt
managers, farmers, planter .orotli-rwiae. s prorl
of grain sr pievlsiont under the Hit gisragrspl
I0tk soctioa of the Military Art ot tbn 17th Pel
, mt. . ... . ..
jcot, puiiiieuea in ticueral urdora So. 'M (col
aartesrtogethet with astatenteat ot ; rma ef ttel
tract, tho sarsUes to the semi, aad with all other
tiaout facts relating, to ibo said esenptlse or
The officora of tbe Suosirteuec De;.artin -nt, uad
01 r cct ion ef the CotaciUsarj tsrceral aud Catef
mlMtary of ca.'.h State, arerlotre l with the eol
of the meat which sny cxeaip-. or detailed sou
have contracted to pay, at.d tc give an acquit!
t'mrefor; aleo to make w hatever coram at alat
reductions tbst may bs an'.hoi ized by the ac; s
ever tbe conditions are esleViabed that Jusilf
same ; aud to make all the purcbaaes of tbo marko
surplus st the prices apcrlfied la tho art, wkirh
saiut antlir rises to be made oa behalf of tbo Uo
meat, t he said Subsidence Department twing
by clothed with anthority to represent tbs Uo
meut In the enforcement of its claims undor the
tracts and obligations that the act Impeees hj
xei.ipts mv! doU.ile.1 morn prescri'Md tbttfaia
II. Iu order that the rrgi jation cu tbi suNjer t 1
sale ot the nvarketab'c surplus of provisions and
to tbe government, and tue families of soi iera I
said act, may have execution, Hie (Jonitr. ;-np ii
differc'at State may bo Instrutted tolitr.it tbeii
suaae ef graio and provision of tbe niarkt iabbs arj
in any District to aonit dctiaite prnpori oac, ij
exceed one-h? If, aad to leavo tbe reSaekrcer
peraon who purchase ou behalf ot 1 (aa
neidiera, .
III. All ageateai poUted by tbe publi
of any State, eoauty or towa, to r apply I
Cam t lies of soidicrs ato aaUicrineU to pvi
tiotj naa;ipiepriated by Uie goveriimeDvjgP
of their trutt Tho Couaotanders of M
Chief Comaiissary cf eae a State o
Usenticaie the authority el sue
Ilii.w a, , ti&atv
ranted to do so.
IV. The famllesef eoldlor ss
act, are the families composed 01 tN .,
ebiidrun of any person who belong'
widow or wldew and rhil'irea of any jpka
while in the service; tbe mother aad stCe-1-dier
or laaafeni in tbe aray and who reside 1
es membera la the same lamlly or were dej.cnde
bis labor lor support ; tbe jiareu'. and iiistern
parson belonging to the army, whe reside in tt
family with ihsta aud whodnrivc.l from tbei.
Y. OfHeera are authnrTsud te wurrba to-
VI. Bvorv eaeust tud dotsil-d man under ti ki
shall reader to the Enrelliag oftirer la his report a
tailed statement of the marketable aurplne pr..
aad sold by hini, wi.ii tesllmtuy that tbe sa'ee
the Geverauiout or te soldier' fscaiiies, wb. .
meutaball b" soul U Uie rommaaier of oonncrl,
tbe S'ate, ami thereupon satiataciion up. n hii
bail ate entered.
VII. The act of Coagrets afar, said provide :
iKssaptious ia favor of tbs tlsaj afbreaaid shsll
whetteeer the farmer, plautor, or otoreeur Khali
oillgnutly to employ in 5 1 lv.it h hit own 'kill, ( a
atid labor exclusively iu lUe prti.itti.n of grain
prot isioaa, so ae aaia to in i,ovr. u era and to, tl
ilies ut soldiers at prtcci not exc ruing those file
tba sliaa.ee Lite at -icier. l the OataatiiKi ns:
Stale, aader Uie improaaiu -at act. I; bar beco re
ented to th nun 11 liner, that ther:- an lajtaiur
:oroaa exempt or sieUi ed sudor this set. wl.o
but little respect to tbe 0 ilgatioas tbry Lave c r.tr
od. That they have beemee i.-calvtors u.
provUioBs ; that they are nef-tigf at aad ca- eleaa a
the exat of Ihehr j rodnettuas, aad oj sf)v efrrn. 1
iney ue not rt:eL to ii"T any urplus. Th 1
uieot Is required, is all. such o- u.nLar eJ-w to 1
t lie detail, and tbopcrforassace of this daly 11 de
epos tno riarosu ot tonserlpiion, upon prsiper tta
oiony wotag artoraca te tb,a or te then oflieera, tol
d ilgnated by tlntm. to perform il U duty.
By ordci .
tasws.' p. rooPr.R,
dj't 4 Jn ' ;.-n
Oglelal; 11 L. Clare A A.'Gfciotal.
Rf'.YAvt'4Y
PROM the MissUui.-w State Salt Works bs
i Ittgten eeuaty, Ala., betweea tbe ISlb aad
last., Ue-foKow.iug named nrgroca:
Jeej aad Heary, s.ionjjiag te pr. Pishr, CaroU
Wsi
.rib
e
Gibb, betoagiag to the estate of S. B. Crane, Bee
a ... r - uo.
. Ed. liaway, Cyras, aad Jake? belonging to W. B.
Prtace, Can oil Let, MJas.
Ik. Wilks. Beb, Lumpkin, William. Mack, Albert,
Jack aad Jasper, belonging ts J. H. Robinson, Carroll
Co., MU.
Any Ui-rtnatk-c respecting them will bo thankfully
reessrreif. sfaam x. a i-hilipm,
GeaoraiSalt Axeat Su'sof Miaaissippi.
State Line Lepot Aug. ft, ,iV4t;'ty.
a porpesef'f wujeb r, is piie.
4ueso;f faibfe eB.iao pt ef say at the
hSf rtsti-esBerrth arrest, er te msk aa tiTorl
NOTICE TO OB.STILI.EKS.
FOM SALl-Tbrco Heavy Confer StUi new sad
eomplutg, Capacity : Two hold ISO galloa (eaeh ;
the other TT gallons. oou. Addfes 8. A P.,
Hillaboro, Mi, or W. U. Cam .ertdiau. Mtss- ali4 tf.
IV
M a VT MS D .
Orgies Dgpor Q. M-, I
ii ; Meridian, Mia., Augwst 11, ISM. j
r iWKNTV HBORO BLACKSMITMSte make
4- Hers Bh-ses end Nails, st this post. Sevoatv-five
dolltr per meaih aad tatiobj v;i ,e paid Clothing
furaicbed at Uowrameat pricaV -
aaglS-sf
Hvadqeaatara tnefe aaiiea in every ess
yordsfofj C. toeaia, MaJ. A C,eaB'd', fer Mlas.
1 K H. S0B3YBM,
POJla Lleat A Ar A.M. G.
1 MebOs Advertiser A Reg later, Brandon Repnh
CanVta Clticea. Rebel Piakot, Groasda, Heiaaee
iBdetsaadeBtAadMissiesiDpiaaKxU, at Jaeksoa,
wlU publish eae week.
S. P. I'KNKIKOTOK.
Capt. a Depot Q. M.
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
ALL PeRSQNS Imving claims against "tbe Confed
erale &iales for pivperty taken or mieriuiilv im
ornssed for tbs use of tbe army, art notified that I will
Kartcr prise, Clark County, front lag to
10 til Kent amber.
MerldlsB,LauderdaleConnty,frsM lfltH
to 4th September,
Paulding, Jasper County, fi oaa 6tK
beptomber to 1st October,
Per the purpose ef teeeivlag aad taking preef in re
lation to all claims i j said cotiutl -s for Forure. Pre-
viions. Cattle, Sheep. Hoct. Horses. Mu!.. Teams
and Wsgoaa, hercasgate farniakod for Um amy by the
ewaer, er heretofore taken or informally iiusreeecd for
tae uas of ths army and sat yet paid ear.
Tho claimants will be requited, in all eases to pro
dace witnesses te prove thi ir respective claims. Their
atteBtien is especially directed to tke folio wlag ex tract
from General Order No. 54, Adjutant aad I: specDr
Uanerar OStee. Jaaa 18th, 1164 :
III. Every claim aedor this aet shall be preset ted
m writing to the ageat for tbe diatrlct in which the
clsimast resides, supported by bi oath aa to the jus
tice of the taaae, au by the aflldarlt ei one or mero
nltneees; aad the'cMriuiat aba'l alae siMs bv wh .ai
bis pioprrty was impreaeod er taken, sud i t ha;
tima, end for what wuritode. and at wLat r ;oe r 1 ,
ahay pyoJncesaT writtea oeideace Ui hU nw ession
reUtir 10 tbs isms: provldrd, if the cUts.aht be
dead, 9r bo prevented trout any can from sppearlng
before the agent, oreof shsll be anbmiued ea te lLa
fast, stid tbn occasion therefor , aad ether proof of t he
claim may be taken Tbs exact voloe of the
must be proved, aad no speculative or ooutlngtt daj
l" v. wan ere to oe staseasea.
3 '- ' 8 AVAN8,
Ce trmUon 6th Coag I Diatrlct, State of Mias.
sopStf
CIECtbAB.
Lia&oe Chiel Comiuit:Ary for Alisbi; -sipji
Alcritliao, Mies., 8opt. 2d, rQ-l.
I. 1 am lafora.ed that the Hoard ef (Vollce la tiie rl
oral counties of this State have appointed Pit e
sawaaanar Is trc eouutv tr p nr-hsse suppllti fa
dier s fsanllice ft em sietajird aid exesup? &.
and others. Provided they wouid eonfine tb '
to purehaslag from tbe xeu. au4 detailed sg ' j
)sta whsaevcr prapt)x.ble to do so, and oblir.ii
k less to appropriate the ssio (urliaaos ox i .sit ,
ti, ase of soldier's families- lata would be deem
beat mode of seearlag to the! parlies for whom V
in leaded tbe benefit of tbe lcgAsktton of CoBcrcJ
ue
, th.-aSS
1
TO TRAVELLERS.
si M PLUSSER. Jackson MU , sonthsnet
her house of entertainment, on Tom Bigty atresrt,
J "locU .bv atroation of tbo traveling nnMie to re
Itctfnlij InviteA ller rooms are eomrbrtably fur
ulVis, aati fare eqajjtotke bret rfce tiu.ee afford
BsJaVbss
a sarx,TJ'm.AW. knamrlbo LVSATHBR
dl. BATCHBL, supposed from eentosU. te beieaa? la
lLs US TI...I... 11- . ' . . 7
vr i-iwr, vtwuw oaoi ooiaia Bsfvraaa
tloa of tu wiiorsateJBla by sppjying o this ofSse. aad
paying .or tow advertisement geptSdlsr
NOTICE.
I AM prenariiJ to ftiruiah, free ef eharge, to tbe rela
tire of deessed afifsissipt.i sold era, the j rrsrnbed
blaake, wjl.leh to prg I heir rl- iais fer arrearages
of psy dear. prBfrs cArgimitBdlng ItlssUaipvi com pa
nbnwiHabspbe famished, oa apluAtloa, with Pinal
Staseaseal BUtlks. They will flieas .UU tbe number
of then- asm B id.
Addtess, MAJOR J. T.. POWER,
SarH sy Records,
dagVrdAwlo Jsckeoa. MU.
fOU SALL
O a , ?7J1 T',?,'?T fMt "beela. a good article.
A lot of AiUl Bolting, 5 aad 10 iuche. wide, sad .
ate B'gj1 MJl UMcg of r laia, Ply-wheel,
acres 300 cleared and at a. ed as.,. ,.r ,.in.ii.i,
s iwo story dwelling sia room. ; feajued klufaea sad
all other naeosasry oatbnildiag, j rood Pe.cn and
aafle or ora.tr oy ; ff(,od vrueyara orScupcrnorg aud
Cataba, aJl bx basariao. r.iri ii-.r.r. sv .ij.ur.r. w ..
w,iui ,ws uu ctiili.it. 7 mil.. I
ssiiss from Karte-rprUe. aud 11 .v.
Meu, on tbe M a O. Railroad
f: om
: Oatl
U. ir say sxsmpt or wstae,i .rlen
speculstiug ui any an.. 0 01 arfa,,. ia0u
be promptly reported te educe
nesr-si Lnsiriei unroii:ig UtttOW r, -aiJil
amptlon msr be revoked. Ti
nposthecxprtssuenditioa thi
self fia rln.ivalir Intl.. nul.i. t,
w .J - w ,
aad faallea of eoloiers, and tliey
cositrael IE
Tbey have no rtgbt to tertsr tboirS,,
h vebicb Is not necessary fer tbe ii.i
Hue, must be sold te tbe Government or a
Hies, at prices att scoediag those fixes) at ...
lor like artlelea, by the Stale Cotumuaauserr .
itber tS..p- wnou of any pitrt o; It. is s vio'ation of t
bond at Ha revocation of their exemption eg dotaii
til f m.xv ,11 M 1 1 a V, I . ...III. 1 -
" - tee ane wLt
jas baea u -a.ews. or exempts! from ,Urh sereleo f,-
;ny purirose whatef or, I found engaged ia i,r,. , ,
lion lb article ef army eubuteav or cugn re U, a. ,1
otacf isasiuna. pruaiciai so uie lutsrestr of the
Tument, it U your doty aa one ot
Mm, W.
Ma.orsnd Cbtcf
. M. ron
LI. claim o
Hon as ts In this er the adjoining co jaUe Fi
ttcalart, inquire at tbo Drue h -Idian,
Brook aad C B. "-iSwa; Marion, or lbs propri' tor at
SxgsvUle, Miss,
Aagasit tt
Judge
ion. or tbs proprietor 1
gX W A RD J. BXyr.
,?ti " JtcaaoB. JtlnMjj.pt (tco'rsl. Sou
and Messbl't 1 sun Tnsu sm itaiboaJ,
a aided to this ofbea. for adju;.ient.
L M IMS,
7T . assj. a viiiotu. M,
i-kr.iitos
111 II aMtaa espy