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THE DAILY CLARION.
mwridian. Ttxeta.
I'ritiaj,
Ucteber 28, WL
fir Rer. Mr. Bahcroft, ef Eotetyrise,
will proh'.inJlhi;plo on next Suudey.
uL 11 o'clock.
r We would call attention to tlx ad
Sertisemeat of Major Mliae, In tliia iwue.
Wool OaKtsf are icaroe, also cooking
iteiiiils. and bow la. Abe time J. eecure
lolK, keeidei Tother" krttotee equally e-
eesaarr. : Do not fait to read bis notice.,,.
mm a. ft i i "
r y-Tb Xorlhern Journals are In a
stew oter Ibe capture of the fine eleamr
lioanoke by her pasaengei while on a
voyage from Havana to New Yorfci The
Roanoke is a tide wheel steamer of 1071
tone, and is 220 feet in lengUi,2w;:1. 32
foot beanie. U ie believed ber capture
wa planned in tNw York,' an; that
-vessel with coalegum amT stores'wai to
meet her at one of tie .email Wanda of
the Bahamas, where- she would be fitted
out as a privateer, and it may not be
long before we, hear 'of her in a new line
of business, creating";, havoc jalonrj the
Yankee coast. - .( - '--i,,;
, ; .... . ..
A friead soya we insert very poor
productions in the ehepe of poetry some
times. Very true, but you should re
member, rhyming Is a disease that people
have bu , jnce in thier life time. It needs
prudert management, ' and f experience
ban proved that the safest treatment is
not to ,'sufler the disease) to "4jke in,"
M it break out and nhow itself and. the
patient will soon booelne convalescent. '"
Kliyming ie a disease poetry is not
The former is generally caught when the
rosy dream of manhood and womanhood
are beginning to break upon , the young
unfolding vision's of hoys and girls, and
generally lasts Until, (hey are married,
when the realities, of life talc. tbo place
of their fond feuaiea. In aome instances,
however,"thi disease remains fastened to
fhe patient until Be,.w?nter of life conies
in. view, , In our journalistic career, we
have met a few- of these cases; We. give
them a "corner" iicaswuHy: The headers
are judgesr, 1 "'. '
..l'oetry is quite a different thing.. It
fires are deeply imbedded in the elements
of the sou 1 itself, and Its energies are
stirred with the pulsations, of immortal
ity., Virgil, In speaking of soma aspir
ants in song, says they are like cackling
geese among sweet singing swans, and as
Well might the. goose attempt ta equal
the swan, or the laity soaring eagle, as for
a rhyme-monger to lift bis leaden wing
to the realms where the poet' spirit
lives.' ";- ..;'",
, Deaius ik Vit'Kiiiiiifl.-Dan. J. 8hep
pord, (who killed W. D. Roy some years
mo), 11m. John 111 ui U ml. Mrs, Annie.
K. Martin died in Vicksburg recently.
Mrs. Martin was the second daughter of
M. Shannon, Esq.; of that city." She had
been suffering for many months, and a
short lime kinoe, when medical skill could
do nothing , more to restore her wonted
exuberance ' of ! life, was .' taken ' to
Vicksburg to pass through the1 'Valley of
the shadow of death," soothed by a moth
er's tender care. Soon tho eheerful spir
it and noble hewrt is stilled, otid her soul
wafted back to the realms of the God
who gave it, where fitee little cherub sis
ters,, clad in robes of heavenly purity,
greet her coming with outstretched hands,
and promise a reappearance in fuller lifii'
and glory. .. May the hope of reunion be.
yoad the grave cheer and console the
desolate heart of her husband, and com
fort ber cruthsd parents.
MEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
Tclffiuphlf Keparti of the I'rcu AssotiiiUoa
Rnterad accordlne t act f Ooirfraw In th vaar lFfta.
Ir . TsuHa lata Ukwk'aa.no of th Iw
met urif th Ooaf.Orat atata lot u norm
al UUirlat f (rla. ., i .
FROM PETERSBURG
Active Operations Commencing.
iijsaWS. sKiRifiismfrc.
C.ESEB1L PACB ASD STMT SEHTKORTn.
NORTHERN NEWS.
Chicago Times on Early's Batllc.
. . .
GENERAL PlilCE AT WAYEM.Y
FxTsassuHO, October 87. Tbs enomy ar rporld
movins In baavy force of Infantry, artilicirj ud a
airy tbli morning- oa oar xtrewe' rljlil, and bear?
kirmoung Dn goiug oa ainoa iimrlis aarw
miUn baltw bar btwrB tho Wijdoa and Soutbiide
rallroada. , .
Tba ennr wllb a foreo of oavalrv aad aiilllarr and
IbrM eorpa of Infaalry, S.I, .lib aad 9th, roTeJ tbla
moralao by datonr on ouroitrpnorlfflit, drlvtag to oar
oavalrj aad oooopjinr Bofbou plaotaUoa aoarBar
goRa'taiUi, aavon mllo below bare.
Oar foreaa wara dlapoced to ueat Iharn and' eonild
arable flgblliig onauad balwaaa ar e'aloak aad olgbt.
TU ooomy al olgbt still bold tba Plank load.
W nalurvd about aUty prnwnan from rka aaoand
aorpa... y.-4
Tbia amra pialoa the anamy furtber froBi gnalb
aido uoad Uiaa tbay woro Waloro. :
FlaMiag a4 sjmM.. , n v.;.
Moults, Uetobar 7 By a a f Tmoa Boal vu-
lorday wa loaru Uial Uou. J'ago ud ff, anda larf
numbor of priaontra ware aoal Nortb.- Tb I'ort
Qalnaa prUouara ara awaiting axebang. . . ..j v
Tba Naur Qrlaaaa Kra of aha lath aunaaaaaa tba ar
rival of a largo aambar of Fadoral priaoaorafrunTtua
moutb -t UadRiTtir. , , " , ,t.
The Fodarala ara forttfylttg Iforganta. ' - ! ,
Admiral Forlar baa gouo JJortb to tako eaauaaad of
tba Kortb Paelflt a.oadraa.
Varragtn ta bollarad to baillll la Mobil Bay.
" Mobile, Ootabor ST.
: A spoelal to tba AdvsrtlMr It Ragiator, from Seaa
labia, dawd tba 20lb, aaya Ibo Chicago Tlma f tba
ld and M mpaia papara of tho Wtb haro been ra
aairad,'. f:. '
Sborldan'a loaan sraaatlmatadat era thousand.'"
Tb Domoc ratio najarlty In Paunaylraala b oror
dltaaa-aandrae,'' -'''f"f
Tke Tims aomparaa Early to Antscas, and laya
arary tlais b (a wktppad b gata atronfar and atrik
afiarder blow Tba mare gnna be lotos tba mora ba
aaaau to ba), and K Bbotldni eontitinaa wbtpplog
him, th Federals will anon bar oaaaoa ttifidcBt to
aaablo tbam la stop thatr foaadtlaa, anaT that Barly
will be whipped In Pennsylvania. . w
Tb eletion tlaf near, official bnllatlna will cap
ture mor pl-iaonars and aannon, gain anora vletozles,
kill mora robots In tba next fortnight than daring tba
last six months, If lying and aloetrlclty holds out
Stanton will and the rebellion by a series of over,
whelmlsg victories within fourteen days. Wa woold
not be aurprlso (I to hear of the capture of Blobmoad
and Wilmington aad the annlbllatioa of Lee aad Uoad
the day before the rlortlon. , '
Price at lait accoanta was encampl! :'.t Waverly.
Ills train numbred over four hundred wagona. ...
Gold elaacd, in Sew York on theSlst at Sit.
nch sunnlios iu may be necesasry for
.Slate use, or for the oorafort or support ef
their troops in service, upon .ny veesel or
vensels owned or chartered by thorn I and
that we request Confirms al its next ses
sion to pass law removing all restrictions
which have been imposed by Confederate
authority npon such exports or imports
by the States. .
And lastly, we deem it not inappropri
ate to declare our firm and unalterable
purpose, as we believe it to be that of our
fellow citisens, to maintain our right of
self-government, to establish our inde
pendence, and to uphold the rights and
sovereignty of the iitates, or to perish-in
the attempt. . . ; .
. Ruolved, That the c airman he request
ed to send A copy of these tesolulions to
hie exoellenot, President Davis, and also
one each Jo the President of the Senate
and the Speaker of the House of, Repre
sentatives, to be laid before tbeir respec
tive bodies. , . .
. : ...... , The Front. ' '-;-.' 3
Gadsden, al., Saturday Night, 1
" , - October 22, 1884. . .
The army has moved. The troops are
gone. The last train has disappeared,
and the last soldier hns taken his fare
well peep of the south side of the Coosa.
The shadows of night creep slowly qrer
the scene, and the stars look down in
vain for the camp-fires that answered but
yesternight their own rcpimdeut flitter:.!
H The bridge Is np, and tba ehaunel flown
An impansable flood betwixt us aud tbam,
' You may hear, indeed, the clink of a
few rusty clistins, which are left behind ;
you may see, indeed, dim outlines ef a
few old wagons, that did not cross th
stream, and uow aud then you-may meet
OIIITtTART.
OLIN 0 APlrf. aan of P. W. and . R. Rhearer, died
at 9, A. M., uttouer aid, IPllt aged 3 years, 9 months
and M daye. .
Dnath, tba reaper, asm and gathered In th gehlan
sheaf- lie cam la llfa'a early morn aud took child
hood lor his pray. '..I. . . ....
Full of all gentlauass and hftf a, ha had been a child
of affeellon. A fond mother woopa o'er Ms Utile grave
an absent father mourns tba loaa bis only ana.
Tat, II wbadoath all things wall took him to Ills
heavenly heme. Little Olln Is happy "that far aff
1 ne bliaa delightful consolation f One mare b)
added te tit worshippers of tba Omnielanl One.
" ' C H Aafc Ha wWaWs
IK
i. B H ASCOOK,
, - Marlon, Mia.
8. EV4KS,
Uultuiaa, Mlas. "
EVANS & HANCOCK, ;
Counsellors. kt Attorneys at Law
fiOIlITOR8 1ST .caiAlfCliRT.
. (orrici vakion, ,itiss.) .
Ortohor, 88, lfWa dlm. ; '
Cotlon and Wool Cards and Cocking lleasils
to Uxcliango. - .
TN addition to tho ootton rarda distributed to Pur
chasing Quartermasters in Ibis State, I will, In a
few days. distribute to tbcnialarge lot of wool a'fls
and cooking nlcnalla, all of which will ba txrlisiifted
at most deairahle ratoi for wool, leather, horn made
Jan and cotton and woolau aocka.
Ii. 1HIMS,
art 28-dtf.. " JCajor a Cli'f Q M for Mlsa
r JACHSOS, MISS. ,
Mna. M. K. FLUSSElt annlataea bar Ronse of
Enter iinDient OA Toiubigbee street, to whiub
the attentioa of tlie travoliug public la repeetfull;
Invited. Her rooms ar neat ana uonuortaniy iur
ulshsd. and fere equal to the eondltion of tb country.
AUgUSl J, 1MH-UU.
Mi
J l?fr, incli'.nf tbe I'rflpAratnry ftoiutf lmnt, will
eouimeiiri ou Monday, ttopt. tin, lHil, Fur furUiw
Inform t ion dJrei tho 1'rtaiJeut at tlio tnUfgo,
J. N. U It M5II,
BptaOdlm Ollulon, Hlp county. Mini.
Male Teacher Wanted.
AGKNTLKMAN (reiinrally hhamt in military -or-Ice',
wiibua female toaubur to luatruot four or fiva
HttU Iroyt tuitl U tjruteot tlitj fflio Uy, A qu'ot cuuntry
homo, uot Ukoly to bu 4itui bod hy tho ettuiuy, wHl bu
attvrtltMl, Md libaral Ury y,hl,
Adilro&ii
- - v v J. I. STEWART,
a13 tf CaroC&v. Clfk, WacoD, lMlna.
. Dlouut llcriuou fiu.v lute.
(Near Clinton, Minn. ' .
TU.K fight Inaull iriolon of th ho IastHnte
X vvlliuiittucn,uti Atmitlay, it Unl, tti4t 'ur
forma n,,Hptly imiucuu tuly to ILo rrt-nnutnt.
tieptl7dtf T Q. U1CE.
f.500 ittSinfAIlW.
STOLEN from tltfi rmbicribfli-, at Hrlmft, oa Puartay
aveiilnir. a HOKItKf, IltJUSB, Haxtn msiin and
tali, pony bulU. For hi dliToiy to lue at hclum, or
to the jommnniantor itin rohtai A.nnainn, i niu pnj
a row ard of $500. Tbo borxo U well known about
Meridian. fct. W, Wlin'NKV,
Oct4rttf ' OApt. & A. O. 8.
Notice to ftlisslsttliipl ioHIterM.
r1H13M.a.a.,.. Uapot and Ofliuo cf A?eiV?y jV r
V rallcf of MUsMpjit 8fllKira, in the Army of To it"
UBsftoe, baa bean retiifwtd from Al. int.". to Ouluitilufl,
fill... and i ii pit r linruflrd'a roritfir. bulWi'fii JvJuhi
atreaiand the Perry Hi una. V.mr ba'Kage la third
All auppiioa, i)ftc Kftdfl, monerfi lor aoia.at", or general
relief of onr aick and wouuled, will receive prompt
attention aail be f-illifuliy applied.
OcUiUtf O.K. fciAUHni.L Agent.
mOO BEWAJtO.
STOLEN from tho Suble, on our plantation, nnar
Ulckoi y, in Newton Comity, on tho night of the
a'BtrAy quarUrmtwUr or teauiUr grop- to4,B1r' i rJut b,V nn d
, . i.at .l. i . i... a a I half bauda litali. heavy built and in flna order. he
ing aooui.in.ino gloom; uui, mt grem brjmd(M, wItll Ull letter O on tbo right ahonlder and
Caravan. With its wild Q5ngenVuas rfgbtafdoof thaaeck baaablemlahinber rigbt eve,
nnaajad hovnnil ihm mivmtch at ava arui and baa bad very aoro wiihora, cauaed by tbo aaddle.
P&saed W011 "tc9 oi y ana btU nyw h rtIed 'UD Thm mbo mui yrm, be paid
oir, tasiiu UM imw iru nvi iv, Wa Huouou i for too rectTry oi mo mare,
"in darkness and to mo." .- . . iibixok WILSON.
fin naal.rrlovMtaarnrl.'a rima nmrr-tip.) 0Ct3Bdltw31
' ..! CiTExtra atlsslssltinlan. at Jacksaa. and Cltlaeu.
on, in wis van. it. i..uwou uy 6mUM to publish one waek and forward bill, to
or ranter jjiok -i ayior, wuu gooupiea ij urarton otae.
centre
xennesseeans uuaer viieumum crossed 1 1
the river Jordan or Coosa. (May they I li
not find it a hard ioad to travel I) ' The
transportation quickly followed, and at
noon the pontoon was taken npand also
hurried forward alter the troops
What does it mean J it has but one
signilication. That is "forward." 'Gen,
Hood has at fast struck the richt ohord,
and comprehends the true policy. No
matter what the critics may say ho
matter wliat tue uoeica-uiay say no mat-
re; nd to-day at dawn the UeUghted AdIul I tra , gale f
i.iun..n, llriflai- 1 M..llriilll amsui.iI I - "
t j. 2-'t nr it . I 1JY vtrlnoof a dacraeof the Praba'a Court f l,u
derdale Oauoly, I will sell to Ibe biahest bKiJef.
ror L'asa, nerar tae uourt House doer in aata uounty.
an the 3Ulb dar of Notm!.r next, (mi.) the follow.
ing Tracts f Land, beleoglng to tba aslat of Abratn
llsll, deceased, for-;ne narment-of dsbta, to-wlt : Tao
aoutb-aatt quarter and the aotith west quarter ef the
aoutb-wast quarter, Motion 17. township 6, rang Id'
east : and the north half of soath-weat quarter, aeetlon
11, towswnip a, rang ip ea.s .
Oetbef 7, leeMtda - . . f
near utrpiis. 1
octsejnt
Aa ewaar Is wanted.
A. H. STKPIIKNSON,
' . Ala, and Hiss. K.K.B.
0. A."M. Wisv. We regret the elee
tion of Oen. A. M-. Wet to the Presidency
f the MiMiaiippiCmlra! Rail Uoad Com
pany. We shall miss him persona!!? On
the streets of Macon, and more than this,
tov. Clark will find it very difficult to
supply his place as Q. M. General of the
Htate. No man has won more upoi, 'the
esteem and confidence of eur people than
(Jen. West. 4 He will everlie (jreot'd with
pleasure as oiten as ne may visit j, pre
sent State Capitol. M aroi Jieacon.
We agree wilU our cotemporary, that
"no man has won more upon the esteem
and confideiico of our people than Oen.!
West," and we may add, that the State
- has not had a more indutrious officer for
many years. , While we regret his depar
ture- Jun the service of the State, we
eannot but congratulate tbe Centra! Rail,
rosd company on securing the services
of so able and practical a gentleman for
IreHideat.t &;. , , v
KV T -t moat pasual observer cannot
fail to paraesTo. the rapidity with' wbish
tbe boyi of the present day are Imbibipg
all the popnlar and leading vioea, .Jtlnleea
something be done by parvoVa in. the
ey 4 -eetesieentisjsi, '-4sjr is g, fair prot
paat oraWaWaoos ftame fot" JaiVs and
VitenlisUe to a fcn yean,' area
mi (aarau abaaaU ai iwtuhMilut
T tUw area tWtv. Jk to tile boya, U
ytwwaat to pswM.4 agaboaOasm and
lnty- xlptUnii eheek wtiUe'yeu
eW d1 ltiia to thoel regularly. Or j
eeejma bar tutor, jroavreel,, aStspixaaa
poetkatisT yeauif 'aaiaU Hke- vataae mf
monmXf, tnatk mm4 teraaity-.' -
C" '-The Tnke SteQ"
ttport'lpbesliie, kiak Msm r4itrr
Wbfcsai'. kavata, mm tiett tsM.,
Wafe,WH h, .tB, ,,, fca,
esavaraea, VVnl to !e, Wore asy aJai
a aaajatar,, mml4 mtUh e f
4 rattH a1 raea. , . .i,,
Tlseae eakaw -Warn, mt WW
IXMuatJl aaysl ss,uteni amita. Hack a
etrain.M ga-naaarawaatk worid a.,
The Meeting of tht Governors. '
' VTe copy from tuu Clironiclo and Sen'
tiuel the following resolutions adopted at
AUBUnia, on me ii in liisianc, dv me uov
ernors of the States of Virginia, North
Uarolina, South Carolina, Ueorcia, AIa
bama and. iUrs.nsippi. Gov. Smith, of
i'lr-inis, iiresidmp; over the nicctinc
Ji tolveU, That there is' nothing in the
present aspect of affairs to cause any
abatement or our geai in tno prosecution
of the war to the accomplishment of a
peace, bused on tae independence of the
Gouiedrrate States. And to give encour
agement to our brave soldivrs in the
field, and to strengthen the Confederate
authorities in the pursuit of this de,'- ' !
end, we will-use our best exertions ui in
crease tbe effective force of our armies.
JieiolveJ. Tint the interests of each of
our 8tate are identical in the present
struggle lor eeir-government, and wisdom
and true patriotism dictate that the mu
itarY'forcee of each rhould aid the others
against invasion and subjugition, and fr
this purpose we will recommend to our
several legislatures to repeal all sueb
aws as prohibit tbe xzeoutives from send
ing their forces beyond their respective
limits, in order that" they may' render
temporary service wherever most urgent
ly required. '
Hesoved, That whilst it is our purpose
to use every f-xrrtion to incresse the
strength and efliciency 'of our Stite and
Conrederato forces, we respectfully and
earnestly Tequost that the Confederate
authorities will send to tho field every
able bodied man', without exception, in
any of its Various departments, whose j
place can be filled by either disabled oni-
oors and soldiers, senior reserves or ne
groes, and dispense' with the nse of all
provost and post guards, except in im
portant' cities, or localities where the
presence of large bodies ef troops make
them necessary, and with nil passport
agents upon railroads not in the immedi
ate vicinity of the armies, .as we consider
these agents an tmnaaiaaaary annoyance
to good citizens, and of no possible bene
fit to the country. .
. Jltnlvtd, Tbat we ' recommend our re
spective' Jjegislatui es to pass stringent
laws for the arrest and return to their
commands of alt .deserters and stragglers
from the Confederate armies or State
troops, and that it be 'made the sn.-cial
duty, wooer appropriate penalties, of all
civil and military othcers to arrest and de
liver to the proper authorities all such
deiiaqaenlSk "
A a) whereas, tke ablie enemy having
iiFoelainsed tke rre4 ef mm slaves, are
lor ma us to tanur aenete tare abie-boOied
povtioa tbaraof, Use nor eArctewily -to
wage tketr erea mmm bloody wag sgMsnel
ear, l DereSor) mmw '
' MtoL 1hat it is tke) trM policy eatd
obvioenvdnty ail slava mwmtt ttaavr-ty to
renaeva tbati glave from kba Itoe ef tke
enesny'e appiaaek, Mai pia!!y those
ablato kiwaraasi aad wken tkey shall
fail to ) ttrat kt tmomU ba uaaie tka
duiy-of tba arropvr eatbwUiae to eabroe
tba yatnirniaaae of lit as slaty, nasi to gvv
to anna aarwaw an
HOTIfJE.
rpfAKbN tip by iko aubseriber, about the 50tb of
la. al.st.laml.niavur-Mlniamor.ln . rjrp.emo.r, a n.grou.y Lamea BA. n. aaya
reu-ea. man we ao iu auruDQine. .ne
nature of our troops demands action, and
they will not bear retrograde. tieneral
Cheatham was quite unwell when . he
mounted to follow his corps, ''but,'? said
he. "we are goina home now. arid I'll
strap myself to my saddle before thev
shall leave 'me behind." Gen. Beaure
gard is with Gen. Hood. .Every general Foeta Is President, recently assombled at Macon, has
officer is at his post. Bnd the sbirit and De" adjourned ta meat again at the asm. place an
moiale of the men unbounded. Monday, the 15th day of November next, for th trial
We shall cross the Tennessee river, aa delinquent, nuder tbe Proclamation of the Qoyer-
is generally believed, near Guntersville, of "". I8H- Thoae knowing themselves
at about to-morrow night and the next
day. The weather U delicious and the
roads good. The days are just cool
enough to make a tramp of thirty miles
a healthful exercise, and the nights not
too cold for sound pnd happy, slumbers
by great log heaps, ibe country fs clad
in her gaycut suit to greet the soldiers as
they pass, and to cheer them on to the
land ot winr lk and honey. What
pleasant bentsu.otlons tne bouernrtrf obanns.
nut, beech, and maple, which clasp their
UKADQUAUTEItS, STATE OP MI8K1HRIPPI, 1
ADJ T ASD IKSPKCTOR UKNKKAI. S UKKICE, )
Maeon, October 21, 1864. )
SPECIAL 0RDBR8, 1 "
no, xiu.; .'..) ..,..' :j.";.''
Tba Oeneral Court Martial, of whlck B. IV
to be liable to punlsbmsnt will do well to be present,
and thus avoid tbe ignominy of an arrest ;
11, Members of the C-jurt are enjoined tobe prompt
in their attendance. Mo cfBcer will bo excused save
on a Surgeon's certificate of dlaablllty.
By order of , " CHARLES CI.AHK,
Qov. and Oomd'r In Ubiaf.
W. Tt.McCAKDLa.Col.and A. A.Gon,, -ectm.ltnvlS
r .
IlEADQrtARTIRS.
- MlHIAKT DlVlsIOW OF THB WST,
- - October 17, 18C4,
In assumlna eomnaand. at this erltleal lan.tnia. nf
nanus sdovs ihb marcning columns, cast thM iitarv Division of ihe w,a. r .nn..i t
.in.., ,1, l, . ,1 -j t, t . ...... . .. ... .
laismi w (ivi.i DuiMiu, m niti., liutr i uuuiiiryiuea OI Bll CiawOS anu SOOtlOnS, lar tSClT gen'
these deepening tints of "orange, scarlet rous snpnort and conftdauce.
and apple green remind him Ot home In assigning me to this responsible position, tbe
and peace I , May God ill His infinite President of ihe Confederate States baa extended to
mercy , and grace, send to these brave nie the asur.ne of his earnest support. TheExecu-
Inen, WHO have toiled SO long and SO I ef your States meet mo with similar expressions
faithfully, Home and Peace ! of tbeir devotion to our cause! the noble army In the
Bl JIKIEY. I fleld, composed of brave men aud gallant officers, arr
no strangers to me,ntud I know that theywill do all
Hermes, the lUohmond correpondent ,b".pt:lot'"..,1'l" : .
of the Mercury, says: A painful affair "'""'i 'P. n bcm,d or their
has occurred here. The daughter of one f0":!d"L,hwIt'',,.; "to" 'U.T
ef ur wefl thieofc oiteni h abscond of iUceeM(4 maU app, t0 the 'J i1KI9n
mth an oibwr belonging to on of the of my C0U0tr7i i0 UnA mo th8 aid of ft-lr wraMt
widow arid leav?B a'ctiild, a boy of two or ,
three years-old. Jhe oitiror desrUhis
wife, a lovely woman. There is no clu
to their whereabouU.-
bloodj
eouflictn of th ftsld, ihoy on do muoh to itronfrtheii
our om, fill np ow ranjci. enoonrage ear oldiwt,
inipiri. ocflcnt ditil ItMin, and that bftMi a
the dy oftWTt flnl tfaet mtt4 dellr trance.
Tlie rniy tjf blierman Hill deflBtly. faldlht.ty
of AlUnt ; be oau b4 natut be drlren from H. It fa
only for the food people of (Jeorgi tnd imrtonudfDgr
Sereral prominf nt business houses in
JBflltimore and Wasiiuieton have bten
closed by or dor of the 1 Government, and I sttee nn?k tbe word and the work hdoue,
the proprietors and elerks arrested owl Wekttvo abandonee of proThlonit and thsre art
the charge of being engaged in eontra- J a iwtmgh In tbe ccn&try, lUble and able fr.erv.oe
band tntde With the rebels. J toio.h. the remit. To all ftefa,Ieftrneitlr trp.
DOel to mtMttt nromntllT tatTlSalrraHflrsiXatlvai saannnn.'
nmnrDo iruui wr.Mfln.wiiw jtirc i UUUr m u uou wbo tiDnat urn. rm ta li. thm hais
. e ,1 i II T r I
ot me capture ui uiu aiRuuicr k uvt miln at borne wHo are able to tttrke a blow iu xhu
Uucdau to JSeW AM loaDS, by a party Who critical and deeUfvehnnr. -
had taken passage on her, end run into 1 Tothosetoldieraof tbo eimy wbo are abeat from
GuivetitOD. " v - ' T I tbelreoinnandewi(a.otMlfaA-e,I appeal In the name
of their brave comrade i. with wfafiu th k th
tSuiClDS. Mr. HopkiliS Cooper, of Ok-I pan vliared tbo aari?ra and prlvalloua of thoeai&D
tibbeba committed suicide a few days ago.- oud-titedaiiiroreof the bottirfieM, to roinn atoace te
bv aiiOOtillff himself With a pistol. He thelr.dnty. Toallaacb bH report to their reiMti
was supposed to be partially deranged. I ttT commanda In roipoiiM U tbli appeal, wliiiia tbe
Urtnaaa I XCktU wk mmjeiyF, aa mhij h nweoy gnnicc
saw 4 . . . p . j' mj j appeal U to every one, of all elatiies aad eondi-
Tho friends of Mr. ouJe Will be pleas- tUs, toeome forward freely, ebaorfuJIy aad- with a
INK.
T.aB bent bine Btaok Writing Ink, iu largo or email
uuaiatitioi, fo.- aalo Jow hy ' 1
1UN0AN A rMERHON,
oc Lid if Pout Olticfl, MeiiillbB.
$1000 RCWAUU. .
I UN A WAY from the tbcrlbr, (a refugee from
C Warren county Ml., on Qig Dlavk, 8 nil lea from
Orfl4firislt',) tbe foliowlug nugroua, oa Uto 4 lb July:
Two wea, brotiiflri, 11CK, avut 4'i years of uae,
black, abou, 5 feet 5 inchei high; also JBKUY, about
30 yean of agu. black, (.tout, nlow aud low pokn,
about 5 teet? iooUsh hlKU. totti teamster a. Attain on
tno 12tb lost , boy U'l 'I LK I.10F., y years of age,
n(ha blauk, about 5 fet (ilnf liua birb, tbe eud of bia
fo e linger on bis left bund cut otf. Ills tw- slxterH,
IJILLV, yellow, fUm, about 5 tevt 9 bicUw bigli, 21
yoarsofagn. ibe Rpoalis Iu a very drawling way,
A No FANNY, U3 years of agu, about & feet 0 tncltoa
blgb, .ftout, likely, aud dark O'tjiper color, I will pay
Two Hundred dollar. wu.h, If iklivcrwl to we en the
Temblcboe river, oa Doctor Jordan's plAutntlon, li!
miles Bomb of Uoffeevilio, Ciarko conuty Al&bania, or
one buudred dollars eack, it lttlgt)d in JbII so Hint 1 can
got them, I donotthluk tbeir iutentloa U togo to tbo
Yankees, but get bark to my plauietloa in Warrou
county. Addreus ine if caught, to
. .4 , JAMES ALT.Er,
Jackson, Clarke county, Alabama.
Also to care of McG Inn is and Foote, Mobile.
tJ
XlaO Hlu0 Ol' 311lMhlpjf,
WAYISK COUNTY.
Prolate Court September Term 18(50.
i Tiia hatter or the j-inal settlimi
tiii xsTATS or isauki.l.v riiTMAN nccr
To V. B. Piltmnn. Jumcs Jl. rillmm
all other persons interB.itcd in tho os-
... tatS'Ot iSAJJl'iLLA. 1 iTTMAN, do
cpasod ;
YOU and each of you are oitod to ho
and appear before the Horjorablo
Froonto Court in and for said county nt
the'C'ourt Houite thereof on'lKe third
Mondoy of November next.ttto'show
cause) if any you can, why the final ac
count of John W. Piitiuan, Administrator
ol the etinle of said decedent, now on file,
should not', be allowed, &e.
Witnkss, Ihe Hon. P.H. Ni.pier, Judge
oi I'l ouiite, tlie ilra JUonauy in Septem
ber. 1804. . .
) Issued under my Rand and seal,
Sept. iilst, 1804.
V. S. DAVI.S,
Pio.bulo Clerk.
Sept. 27, 1RC4. 42-51.
oer, inv-t,
lWti:e In tUreilltorn.
KTTKKS Tesluniciitnry on the C3tulo
ot tol. A. II. i-UHJiST. clcceaseU,
having been granted to me, all persons
having claims ag'.iutit said estate mi) re
nnesied to prrscut tliom to mo at Aber
deen, Mibsissippi, (duly probatici) within
the time ir,escribi'd by law or they will be
barred by thestntule of linntalio.is.
, JOHN T. UYCUU, Executor.
Sept. 13, 1804. 10-7 vv.
Sale of Land.
BY vlrtne of rjeoroa of Ihe Probate Court oT tan
derdale eonntr, 1 .ball proeeed to aell to tlie biKu
SHt bidder, for oaab, oo tae 5th day of November,
leo'a, ou Ilia premises at tbe lata roslilooro of Win. N.
Peasce, deceased, la said oonuty, th followtug tracts
of laad belcmglofr to tbo estate, to-wltt The 'north
west quarter of the south east quaiter, the uorth east
quarter of the aoutlMifest qitartur, aud the south ea.t
quarter of the nortb west quarter, of aeolloa 96,
township 7, of rautfe 17 east, for the paymeat of debta.
Hept28dtda A. U. PIUt'OHD, Adai'r.
NOTJCi: TO CLAIMANTS.
ALL PERSONS haying elaitis against the Confed
erate Htates for property taken or Informally iui
pri.aedfor the use of the army; are aotiitod that I will
beat
Hickory Station, frorallli to 8th Octo
ber. Jf trwtou Station, fi om 13th to 15th Or.ta-
her. .
for rest, So.tt. Connlj', from 18th to
Sad October. .
Brandons from U5t.lt October to 5th. No
veitikcr. Jaotsson, from Hth to 10th November.
For the purpose of receiving aud takiog proof in re
lation to all claims in said counties for Forage, Pro
visions, Cattle, h3ttp, Hos, llorsr-s, alules Teams
aud Wagons, harflofore furnisheel for the army by the
owner, or heretofore talton or iuformally lr.prcaa.ed for
me vse oi uie army-ana net yet rata tor.
Tho elalmants will be required, In all cases to tro-
due witnesses to prove tbeir respective claims.. Their
sucntinn is especially oirerica to tue lollowiufr extract
from General Orders No. M. Adintant and lnsuertor
General's Oflico, June lvb, ltio4 :
111. Every clalia under this act shall bp presented
in writing to Ihe agent for the district lu which tli.
claimant residos, supported by his oath as to the Jus
tice of the same, and hy the ailidavlt of one or hiori
witnesses ; and the. claimant shall also state by whois
hU property m. iu!rMu,4 or taken, and at what
tune, ana lor pttrposo, and at what price, anc.
snail produce any written evidrnco lu his possession
relative to the same: provided, If the claimant be
dead, or ba prevented Irom any cauio from appearing
before the .trout, proof sl'Kll be suLinilted aa to the
fact, and tba evasion tliorefort aud erlier nroof of tbe
claim may be taken. Tho exact value of Iko property
mubt be proved, and uo speculative or contingent dum
aires or values are to bo assessed.
8. EVAfta,
! Commissioner Cth Oongl District, Btiit. of Al'a. -sep3
tf
Adiiitulstriiloi'H Notice.
a- ETTEKS of Administration on tho
I i estate of BENJAMIN WALK Kit, Jr.
deed., were granted to the undersigned
at the last July Term, A. D. 18G-l,'thi-reol':
Now therefore, all pertuns having claims
against said estate are hereby notilied
aud requested to exhibit tho same duly
authenticated and registered ' as tho law
requires, within tbe time limited by law
or the same will be forever barred.
AVJf. WALKER, Admr.
Sept. 23, 1804. dGw
$50 VEWAKU,
WILL, be paid for the apprehension
and delivery to me in the eastern
part of Jasper county, Miss., my boy
MOSES, vrho ran awav from me about the
10th inst. ' Said boy is about 50 years of
agj, 5 feet 8 inches high, stooped shoul
dered, dark coper co! ; or it liberal re
ward will be paid for his confinement in
any jail in the State where I can get him.
li. THOMAS.
Paulding' Miss., Sept. 20, 1804. -
V. S. Address me at Eucutta, Clark
Co., Miss. Oct 11 41-lm
Attt ittioii JMiiKMimiaaiM : !
TVlio Has Socks for the Soldiers !
GA. A. ItlOOS, roy accredited r.?eut, Is now on a
. visit to Misel8iyt'l to aaihrr ui all the woob-n
socks he csa, and other cloibiiitr for liittribntion
arr.eut; Onr brave soldiers in the armies of Teuhe,i:ri
and virgin!.. He will a!o take packages and bun
dies for individuals In tb.a. niy. Co'nuibits, Meridian
Brandon. Jackson, Brookhavrn, Kuteiprlnc and othei
placr-Rvill he visited. 1 hope , some friend In each
piaceSvlll act aa receiving agent bo that Mr K. will
not b nnneeessarilv delayed, a. 1 tnh hUn to r.tnrn
inrourornva weeaa wuu sujip los tie win also re
ceive B4 reoecipt for any doaailons i or.cy.
u. -H.M. I.,
Meridian, Oct IB, 1864-dtf. , pertr Klgt
Runaway In .'ail.
WAS committeU to the Jail of Jasper
County, Mias., on the lGth inst., by
the Hon. IS. Thigpen, Judge of Probate,
a runaway who calls himself EI.1CK, and
says that he belongs to Mr. K. S. Lane
h:,rt, of Wilkinson County, Miss. Said
boy is about 22 or 23 years of age, 5 feet
high, dark complexion, with the little toe
oft' of his right f jot. lie has a scar on his
lett hip, caused by a hum wuen small,
lie lias very email and peculiar ears; will
weigh about 125. He says that he runa
way from Peny's Bait works in Alabama.
The owner of said slave is required to
como forward, prove properly, pay charges
or ho will be dealt with as the law directs.
L. li. LASSITEK,
Sheriff and Jailojf
..... 1o ofJaspeiSii'
f
1
I
' Almanacs lor
HE Confederate Almanac for lrfio, (oboap.nditlou)
rriee arm oy man. 70 cants tier coov. rrlce c-
loaen, 5 00. .
Tbe Confederate States Almanaa and lcennsltnrv nf
ijstrai Knuwledgo for I8i'5, edited by II. 0. Clar
"o j man, iice oi postage, a-a uoptrcopy.
li. v. uiAitk, fnbinncr,
CIBdSw. Slobile, Ala.
ed to lesi n that that centlcman bad ar
rived at rfi-a Ctuz on tho 22d of lust
month.
lar aat lira. Mo.
' Jtniiwat Ttia tsVar mjmrmt mi lK aMsarsny
ia aussisw iartsMft aasat slawao rk tiavpra
te tVM ) Slusar katMia to fwrpmn I ar,
aa fa isaaairy oSssuivo mf pmtimj tm mmr
ramrt I aVSrS) WBikat a)aimi sl aaaraa, uxlt
aasaaiwal aia. aliaaalsl frlv rieild
tWa to' tbeir oajBtrr, wo rrontanaieast to
nr aotlsoritira, awaWr paof rviruiaboM.
to arpmpraaw snarls fMsrt ml lorol to Ibr
riaiaaro-ajrvosaa part of Uo I JWrW.TaU gM4o.fc.tMHfkt
UMot mt US,t:i , .. .. . . - I Mpsant asaofc tdtaawttsri aavai H ttp;wct I
t .''..,M biabuieu
' On the ltb Wbet. Ifdl, at th residence of O.
Da. la, Kiq , niplev. Mis,., Cspt. JA8. U. ScnUOOS,
Jndg Advoeat Porresll Military Ceort, and Miss
flllliCiU A, aaugbiM af lr. i. C. P. Uawad, f
ll.mpkls, Tana. . ..
ry Meuipbi., Taua., and Ileasl, Texas, papara
pleas copy. "
' Married, at the residence of Ik trIdo's farli.r. oa
Tuesday vaalar, tbev IM, IPTA, y Bev. T. J.
Hand, Mr. A. W. MAI.ONB, af Gaiadea, Arkil and
Mis. al. J.. daaebtcr (.f Jaaoch Moiuka f lUaio.-
Coawy. II Isa. ' - ,
fgf Celtrrabirs (Oa) Bnra!rr plea as copyr '
; ." NOTICE.
To1 W. C. Warreii, of Marshall eonnty,
jrHsaaaaatjipl, aoa mi suen rnterosUd i
"7"t)V as seaVjr site a) to m aod appoat
1 at tao ovmtw trSatv XWVV. .
i - . . ...
tof lb. rrobats Uoul ol LauMiraUuio aXHaa-
t. Haasiasiptk aata skew sauac. rf aav
yon u, why tao Jtitk) of T. H. War
ren, AdmioiatraUs of thm ratal) of V 8,
WASSKN as4 M. T. WAKBJ.H. dm
oeaaaxl. sboaald avot b itraottsl, aad a aala
of slaves, Vbr awtrieatioii, marlo. - .
Tf , . J04 Y 1 1 LVl),
Wi-d8. " , Ckrk.
r
S sVorvtry firm ta rVrak Barkae,
Imiariae aaKanwa, to apprr at tho
Naves bf Tms, WM, nozi, of tko Pro-
hU Uoarrt of aUaaVeraal Cotmtr. and
Bow smshw, if aoy, why the Petitioner' of
P. H. Hirdsis, Aiiiailnratrator rf 1b
RUt mt Wm. Strait, dearraaorl, lor aaJa
of aeprTo wotnaa, M AKT1 B.'tifraM sot
k. grantei, Jta. . .''"
W. Is. atAI F latLXr, tOTaa.
good heart, a th wrk that lies before
My countrymen I Keipond to th s call as yon have
doae lb days that hv past, and with tk'bltufe of
a kind andoyer-rallnc Providence, fbRemy shall b
drive a fiom your soil, the aecarltjr af year wlveeaasl
daugbtoa, fr.m Lk. Insult, and tbeeutrares of a hiatal
roa, aho.ll b aatabllshed, aeon lo b followei by a
aeriuaueni and aa .honorable peace. Tb elalata of
hosae and country, wit and hlldren, unttlaa; wrthtb
aaataana f boaor ana patriotism, evmoaon as lo tbo
Be id ; we cannot, dara aat. will not fail to resneod.
Fallal baoaaaHl aiifldeBe, I eoas to Join ba your
atrarffle, shartnfyar brlvallon, and with yonrbrav
aad true aa, la strik th blew Ikatohali brhaiaaa-
oaa taener araaa, arramaa ta ear sens, aati peace
Or eearrtry.
t .IBlrnedT JO. J. BBAUBEOAHlT,
a) bfflalst: -
ort. W. k.vt. Colonel 11 1 fj,
oettT-dlw. ' ' M'.
r All dally papara la U. artaPl lllea aad
wwai wit.in wis asbitary aivasarat will pablss lit
.bore week, and weakly p(.4. foar lisaMsieV-
iua l baasaaaasMiaartsr. f'r approvat aad pay-
Alisilnltrator,si IVotfcc.
I ET'it'KS of Administration on th
A j estate of Mrs. CHARITY IJ ROOKS,
Jioxube.e County, Missisnippi, . Lavin
oeen granieu to me, tnerelore nil per
sons having claims agitinst said estate.
are hereby notilied aud requested lo ex
hibit the same duly probated within (tit
time limited by law or thev will be for
ever barred. .
CHARLES BASKEKVILL, -Adm'r.
Columbus Miss.
Oct. 25, 18C4. IC-Cw.
Vseocral.
w au aea, a ta aiaaasa aata.., a s
sauaa w.M af - issass, aaass s..wsy.
M.affaa. Isssas. Asw, aa nkvssats..
lasmtoa btsm. taoiilaaaa.aal .Us. sa taiatnaa,
t a m. ..aiiaa
A alBhtas Carpet laCaU
fM ak. aa. mi Siyns.k,i lae t uk unih Sk
va jsaarafcaas ajertaia. Vkm wa. s.s,.s,s mk
I iUrawtru.aaaakawlayairaaaar. Tk4W
f aWk taa.d .k-avwa aad aa asaat, la
swsa aaa awi aa ky dass.au; ta. vtaa. u ka-wal
sss as asy i iil.ii. as sur en...,, a. Cskkau
oaST. assasv, ... Jfclssi tavfcAA
mruac
ale t Aajctleai.
T Will sell. a aadai, sk. Sb ay t
A a aa areaaieaa, aal k aasaasoas tefcjMs.tn.- a
Ia,oa arsaaa.
a asm at.
t " tCtkstaMafl auae-', .
Cr kafaar a oka. aaVM.
IAA (XJL4Jumaiv aUDLatifn s -
- I ... - A BOOKS .
AuniliilNtrafor'M Kotlce,
TjS Akate lit Mi&sisrimA. Newton VounHl.
l 11 EltEAS Lelters;of Administration
VV on th FKiRla nf W.KKIF.L AH.
BINQ'l'ON, late of said County, dee'd.,
were sranted to the unersiimed bv the
nouorabie tn i'robato Uourt ot Mewton
County, at tbo October I'eiin thereof:
'aw all persons having claims against
me estate ot ine t decedent, are hereby
required to exhibit ihe same, aod have
them registered within the time limited
by law or the same will be barred. ,
. MARINA AKKIK'JTON, Admr'x.
- KUWAKO E. CHAPMAN, Adm'r.
' OcU 25, 1804 4G-w7w. . . ... -
. Adiuliilftfrator'a Notice. "
WHEREAS, Letters of Administra
tion oa the estate of CHAHLES
IHA'T, late of said county, deceased, was
granted to the undersigned at the Sep
temeer term, 1X04, of the Honorable Pro
state Court mf Newton county. State of
Masasaauppi i II ow all ' tiersoBS havinar
elaiaat aiaaiaat the estate ol tae said deoe-
atesit are bercaVy reqairea to eabibLt tbe
aauaao wiiksa the time and have the aame
rerkatered accorating te law or the same
m ee barrea.
WILLIAM THAMES,
ot 25-tM je-w7w. Adroiniatrator.
nOMMIXTED to the
J oountv.-on tho first In.
named Harrison : said bov is tl
about forty years old, about five feet eight
inches high, anil will weigh about ono
hundred and seventy-five pounds. Said
negro was sold by B. F. Jimk, of this
county, to Lev. Simpson, of Mobile, Ala.,
to whom it is believed ho now beings.
The owner of s iid negro is hereby ri
fied to como forward, jnove proj ty,
pny charges and take him awny, i he
will bo dealt with as the law directs. s
W. II. KODGKliS,
Sheriff Scott County, Miss.
Hillsboro, Misu.. Au?. 9, '64 30 If.
bhitt) It j wait!. ;
STOLEN from tie undersigned on tlie
night of the 3rd Sept., lb'04, a small
brown mare, 13 years old, has 2 or 3 whiti
feet and some white in her forehead, with
scars on her shoulders:
Also, oa the night of (lie l.'Uh Sept., in
Newton county, Miss., a largfl yellow or
clay-bank mare, about 7 yeirs old, black
mane and tail, about 10 hands high, in
moving carries her head low.
I will rive J250 lor any information of
either of said mares, fo that I e;m qct
them. JOHN W. (JULIA,
oot4 w4v HeKalb, Mir".
Ad!i fi u iKti'H tor's J.odie.
WHEHEAS, letters of Adminilrr(ion
on tho estate o! "J. P. JItJSY, de
ceased, were granted to the undersigned
at the lust Mi y Term of (he Probate court
of Lauderdale county, Mississippi.
All persons, bavins claims seams! tlio
estto of said deceased, are hereby ic
quired to exhibit the samo within tlio
time limited and as the law directs, or the
ame will be barred, and those indebted
will make immediate paymeut.
SAKAH A. JUJJY,
Administralrix of said dccea .cd.
Oct. 11 45-wtf
Atlliiiiilatintoi'ai Sale.
IY vlrtn of so order of the Trolate Court of Kcm-
per county, Ml, m- at tbe Bsr-tcmbcr term,
IHCA, tba ouder.ik'ue.l c-iniinlslratoi-a wiib th will nis
neied of V. Illls Kanilt-is, deceased, will, on tle lh.'!id
da- of October, A I, IWil.aa the premises, ,ell to Ihi
hairbeat bidder for cs-h. a lot af eld house' on tho
preiniscs at the late residence of said dece&sau, in said
ccronly.
A lis, anteata Mill and all tit. Diture. tncreunro ne- '
soaa-ing. stale to tak plaoa wllbia ibe honrs prcseribt-d
by law.
johji f jokes, and
i ' i WW Lrrrr.B.
. . Aduir.iatralorf
Vt'lth th. wUI anoeaed af Willis .dera
Oetabar P ISSt at
AalaaalBletralrls Katie. ,
Te Ueeaabavowa IvMrs of Cullee. Bnrmn
late ef Ceaaoena Otenty. Miaa . dee'd.
JOV are kereby tsotified that tbe on-
. rtjred Sraa arpinl Arlmiriiatr,
trix ef said EaUt. bv the Probata Cmirl
of Lewnda Connty, Mias., at the April
term 1864: and are therefore reooeated
t eoane forward and preseat your clainu
for ear la temt too mar have in aaid
Eetat.- IUZABETU C. BARROK,
apJ 0t. Adminitthn.
KO'i'lC E. ...
iX arrsons tavfaif claims acstnst tbe Con federala
Sutca for oroncrtv taken or informaUv lrf.re..T,l
farta as of th army, are notified that I will be at
ayaeeeor. wayo. eoonly, rroan the 17'b 10 tn z,ir
Oclo.,. lrH4. Ir tl nu.woM ot reeciruia and
taktef prf taVctatien t all elain tin astd connty,
torssa urovtslon.. cattle. .Iili.. bo.a. I'orses
SBBlss, teasa aad wsaoos, krtosor f aruUbed for th
a f ia araay hy fc owr r aetetofor. taken or
kslsii.liy tsafirewd so. the Maf lb .nay and not
yet paid as.. CbttsMBt tm aU aasrs will a rv;alrd t
ars1wc r are w It,.... t prv taeir s9e.
sts etalaaa, aad all elaiau aaMBld be preMBied in
wtttiac sawparted by Ma aalk ta Ik jastaea mt la
BBS, aswdacism any wrttlea cvisKBM- In has aaaaaa
sttaa erasure to ta mss. Ctahssaassarvreiarntd I ism)
feptMHsf
tlr I BOWKM, C. ,
Cbi. Xk'Caa. aMalstsi, Mmc
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