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Special Dispatch 70 the Chieaso Timez.I
CINCISNATI, Ooto5er 27.-B1eu's late amy
sre scattered between Dsnvi.is and Bowling
Green, and are moving, via Iirg SzsuyI.t8 ana
Louisville route, into Tennessee.
General RosecrsRs assumes command Oh
Wednesday
Army writers generally condemn Buslrs slow
movements, bus are equally emphatic in de-
nOuncing BIsgg's operations as also slow and
inactive.
Deserters report the rebel army dsmo1alizsd,
and 90 50 far Rs to report chat the CCufsderste
army der and Of President Davis that hs shall
relieve Bragg and place in his stead Beauraca5d
or some equally live general
The enemy are Tstrea.iug toward East Ten
see, and are several days IL advance OF ths Union
army.
IAtelligenes from Rsgley's army ct Nashville
represents the enemy still surrounding that city,
aud a battle was hourly expected Shoai1
Bragg reinforce ths rebel army there, N=glsy 8
position would be exceedingly critical
Dshnite intcTmaslous through military chan
nel5 announce that Price s. Co., with Fifty thou
sand men, are a. Bolivar, moving eastward aad
that Rosecrsns' late army is IN pursuit, coUTtng
an engagement
General GrsngeT's entire army are as Lexing-
ton. is fartheT destination is c0utraband.
letter wss received in this city yesterday b7
= well known military gentleman tron 81 Otfi-
Ger of the Cabinet az Washington, IN which the
writer says it has besn determined bv President
Lincoln ~ recall Mcclellan TO tie position OF
I gsneral-in-chisf of the United States army.
/ General Joe Hooker will command Che Army OF
the POtomsc, snd General Halleck VIII resume
/ his old command in ths West-the Department
/ Of the Mississippi Il is believed a. Washing
ton that the change will result in a more viE0r-
ous policy Of the war The writer further inti-
/ mates that the President hs5 determined upon q
/ dashiug and bold advance into rebsldom, snd
predicts that movements now making must
/ speedily terminate the rebellion.
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Federal ssspori. from Helene.
From the Memphis Bullesinl
BY arrivals this morning from below We gain
IL f,I,o--;y,, iser,s IF irfaIFioa-ca.

From TIE Memphis Bullesinl
By arrivals this morning from below ne gain
/ The following items Of intelligence:
The fortifcshons at Helena bsing completed
/ BY order Of General Hovey, al the regiments
and dslachnlsnts we're paradsd at hslf-pRst ten
O'Clock yesterday morning, when the United
States dag was raised in the fors, which was
officially named By General Hovey Fort Cur
It's" A salute of thirteen guns was then fred
from the fort, to which the dset responded bv
firing 3 salute of thirty foar guns The salute
Of the feet was responded to b. the field bat
series in the redRns. 1t was an imposing cers-
mony, and was Witnessed with eager interest by
the citizens. The whole concluded with q grand
review Of All the forces.
The small rebel steamboat Little Rock from
Little Rock arrived at Helena on Tuesday eve
ming, under hsg OF truce, with about s7go hun
dred and ffy prisoners, taken from the 9Th Hi
pois cavalry, for exchange. She returned 20
Little Rock on Wednesday afternoon. While
living at Helena, portion Of her efeyv, eo1cIud-
| ing they had seen enough of Dixie for the pres-
! eut. deserted, and could not be induced to re-
tnrn. From reliable information received. there
are not more than Eve hundred rebel soldiers at
| Little Rock the larger portion Of the Confsder-
ste army lately there having gone 20 Join Hind
/ men IN his invasion Of Missouri.
No enemy has been seen in the vicinity Of
Helena FOR the last two days.
| some escaped prisoners who reached here
/ from Little Rock this morning, slsr long jour
ney amid many Perils, report t1at Gen. Holmes
| expresses strong disspDrobaricu Of the conduct
I of the Ruerrillas who nave besn guilty or hTlng
/ into transit boats making business trips lie
/ declares chat be viii use every means IN ais
/ nov7er 10 prevent any further outrage OF this
/ kind. In the ease If boats in government ser
vice however, q different policy viii 5e FaTsued
tbev win be considered legitimate objects of
wsffsre, ana attacked whensy9s opportunity oil
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RAYAHRY.
RAhAMAY.

crPTEHBFR egib. NEGRO BOY, named sAG
y ss-d zsE Is EboRt tTensy-one yesrs Cd Ave ieei
alrht tpclss OF rae-ssboutsi CssoT DARK has few
r.srke CT Lis bEck toes i--isped5 had o. Wien Be
fsf, - VI cgth coat, black cloth Gis-y cap and
Vssy psnts de tsok viii hi-s aoce Other eiogEirs
- vas form srv C7ed ~ D. idcselsy, Of harshau
sounry Essiszippi, and Wels s@zy visa boy na1eed
zisrrls0E owned BY george y en- OF ta's ei.y.
1 r-fH szv 8 reEsFd OF 50 n deive-sa 70 rs IN
Jeckaou On ~ Z lodged in a1y isI wits such iafor
las.ion t4st en- se- hin- -
JO6S ROBINSON
80 Jsekaun -Aas
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Bg0EEY LEST,

r OsT SIX OGE bundled DOLLAR BILLS Of
II Confedsr-t- money, IN q small roll, tied With $
small cotton ttrg, either IN 'atou Or IN the Central
road between Canton and Grerada The hn@er will
be liber y rewarded by rePolt.og to re ct MGaiscn
Station Hiss, The New Orleans and Great E1-thsfn
railroad }. Z. CCKE8, N. D.
oc3 g.
TIE Jeekloa lIs.isI2pisn VII g.vo six Insertions
to tie s5oTe and seEa biA 70 Assise5 Station
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DnsTBU0Esya saaa an 81. Louss
E7sse sfc=ss5ogfs EBesFroyssZ- ETs9!Esasesg
ESss S165, 600.


From the St. Louis Evening News 27th
The steamer II D. Bacon arrived from tho
Missouri river last evening, and was unloading
at the leves this morning, when, about twelve
O'Clock, it was discovered that shs was on FIRE
in the hold How this FIRE originated is not
known. Il soOn euve lopod the boat. and the
flames spread rapidly until FIVE boats, the Ba-
con, Estella A Mcdowell, w IT, Russell and
I. l. McGill we're one sheet Of fse. Other bo..s
had made good their escape to the opposite side
Of the river. The FIVE beats named were totally
destroy I'd.
The Bacon had discharged a good lot Of hemp,
which also caught on the levee and burned-in
all some twenty-five bales A let of cotton was
also destroyed, bat this wiring the number
Of bales is not sSc5TtaiHed.
The II. d Bacon W5s owned By Captain John
Mccoy znd others, and valued 81 $50 coo.
The Estella was owned by Kzer, Hazett &
Co, and estimated to be worth $4,000. She
was loading for the MissonTi river and had q
good deal Of freight on board.
The Mcdowell was fine steamer, recently
in the service of the government, and not long
up from Helena. She was owned by Duncan
S Garter & Co, sud valued a. 500. coo
The W II. Russell was loading for The Mis-
souri river, snd had raken in some freight She
was owned By Porter q Co., Lexington, No
valued at $4,000.
The 7. L McGill a fac New O.laans boat
WIS lying in the rear Of the Bac9a-also destroy
ed-vaued at s20000
The rspidity OF the flames d5fsd all tho ex
ertiORs Of the fire department, who were prompt
| ly on the ground.
| The boats were mostly insured, but to whs
extent and in what offices, we have not ye
learned The bOats, together with the freight
must amount to q loss Of some ore hundred anC
sixty thousand dollars
| Several persons were seriously iHiured--one 9
naval oticeT-but il the excitement Of the mo
ment, we could not ascertain names nor tao ex
tent Of injury. Oae man, it is thought, vii
soo2 survive
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San FRANCIsCo, October 2I.-Assemblyman
KeEen has taken the oath and been released
from imprisonment.
Wash6e contributors to lee national sanitary
fund propose TO forward by the next steamer
$4,000 in silver bars, stamped with appropriate
inscriptions, which, it is believed will prove c
coed advertisement Of Nevada Territory
A new copper mine has been discovered IN
MariposR county, wbieh attracts much atten
tion The aTe resembles the celebrated copper
OpOiis vein, and is trsceshle seversi miles. The
copper resources Of California are already be-
come second Ouiv to gold
EE How 20 nd the ocean Oh '.l99.h Let The
President issue proclamation forthwith.
Tlat will be sure to fetch him.-JQWHal Of Con-.
HgFUe
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DEI-,I5 -RAs OBS no CICE.--FF bersss, betJsrs
80 cf a5rilEr-sti0l on the estate q d. -1ry hsCTe
6scEs,d were granted he uldsragH gH5d BY tie Pro
bate ccu-t Ct Yalab-sha county, STATE o. Mississippi,
az the Seureuhsr term 1852. Thereof this nosics E
sl-rsf-re h--sny given requesting I'll psrscnz hzSag
t-e rste = la ed . exhibit tie
szus and hzvr them rsri-re-ed 10 ths nsun-T and
v--hl- tls trle prescribed 81 Law sr l-g VII 5e fr-
ever bar-ea I. ". MOORE,
szETsrf- tErnilt .Lrst-r.
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EYTRAGT.

HEADoUARTE army Or WEST TEE}
AES-E-,
HOLLY sPRIsGs October II, 1862.
Ssecisl Orders 4 O. u
this army are hereby ordered % report ldl1lelt
st-iv 20 tbeir res speciive CON nsnds-
The names of al officers ana men nov improper Z
sb eat who d. not promptly rep rt IL compIsnes VAN
tie abo-s order viii be pbl 81 I'd 10 the new Papsr OF
the stats ard tfey viii Be F-Cccaaed agzinst aa Dc
ssr.eT=-
b order Ct General YAE roBE
n T. KI E-EL
oe gcw hfeIO~ ard A =. 6se~e-7i
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rebels fell backward upon their cofins and died
instantly. Capt Sidner sprsng forward and fell
with bis head toward the soldiers, his face up
ward, bis hands clss ped upon bis breast, and the
left leg drawn half way up. He did not move
again, but died Immediately. He had requested
the soldiers to aim as his heart, and they obeyed
but TOO implicitly. The other seven were not
killed outright 50 the reserves were called il,
who dispatched them With their revolveTs.
It seems hard that ten men should die for one.
Under ordinary circumstances it could hardly
be justified. But severe diseases demand severe
remedies. The safety Of the people is the su-
preme law. ItoveTudes ali other considerations.
The madness of rebellion has become so deep
sestsd that ordloary methods Of cure are made
quate. 10 take lie for life would be little in
tmidation to men seeking the hesrt's blood Of
an obnoxious enemy. They could well afford
to make even exchanges under many circum
stances. Il is only by striking tbs deepest ter
ror in them-csusiag them 10 thoroughly re-
spect the lives of loyal men-thst they can be
taught to observe the obligation of humanity
and of law.
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CtIIA lone the Pro5sts Court cf Cbics azsv-
( ! uoualv. h.ssfsEiap.-To Charles Rush, Ec7Fsrl
In "a aud Henley H Ks-rE, nj so.s: You are hereby
e-d % 1s lC z1Desr bff D. Probate Court OF sid
e. uu y s. p --rrl thereof % be hrl6eu a. she Jcu
fT-ras -lersrf o1 ttz So Eordsy Ia October reEt
sh-u sr5 rler r1 slow Czus, ~ 49, -u Csu why tbs
7-r.scl q T. D. met a. q ScB-e ". q. Bennett
= gzruets H b. C0opwold r. w. Herue.t t. 7. 2
goslv7reS lE E1sT5isn Tor T P Ju'ss " s15 Hea!ey
B=-urr Ds yl- for partition s1d dis button Of tia
-st. .- q 5o1- 4 Bennett s-d Martha Bennett deCd
yrr csc-ae russs thereon acc3rdinEly.
WEaz-s-E1s E01 Z u W-ite. Judge o. EElbsse
rf sad c5u-Jy. EsEu=l this I'D Day Of s p embeT.
1852 =. A. LOUGH8IBGE,
ssgs fs-l- G-Tk.
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TWEETF-EIGHTH REgIMEET MIS-
SISSIPPI VOLUNTEERS.

JLCKsoE October @ 1862
FIe obedience 20 orders from the Lieut.nanC4
I commanding, I'll Tgllouzls are teseby 1svOksi a-d
All sb- eutess thai are able ride u report th5u
de Az 20 ReEmeutsl Headquarters a. PaHO'a- higsa
zupi SuCh es are -ble 10 ride, vii g to tie neac
s5t Hcapffa FOR medical trss'Eent
tysr1usB5e-s of compar trs are specisIy charged
,vffb he execution OF This order.
Az co7,.- aad Of p. 3. STAREE,
Co ouel commanding 2sth b giusnt Elss. Eois.
r = BUTTE2,
Acting A 1iufar,f.
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= D4I.I.TR- R-rOt.'s 10 EtlE.--T .e-ters o. al riu-
~ is-rsio1 Of the estate o. DE- .. D Cocp-r, "a q
Ia-hEtcls county rate Of y i7-i were grs1 d
O. ms by the P-oesre c-urt Of sad Cyurty on the
dsy of Eeptenbe-. daring It's September tem-7o 1t
al claims against the ss1 deesssE1 BE- presented 90
Hccor6ig g. tbs Manner ad tk;u t1c ti-e prescioed
by isE, else they viii be f9isyer bs-1-d
WISE 4. COOPER,
E=lTlawf-a Admiui--rEt0r.
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NEaWEEE.

ry1ETNITTED p o. the Sail Of lafayette county Miss ,
Z = on he 4.h o. October, ls62 a NEGRO BOY. y no
rr,rs bis s-le r DaHei rud fh8 be belongs 90 Clay
horne De.osel. Of Memphis Isu1eszs- ssid boy is
blacz about thirty ys-u old i've feet eight icches
hi b. ru5 weEls shout one hundred and seventy
p5unds TIE 0gvrer o5 sait boy is Teques ed 20 come
forward Lvcvs property, ray charges and take hi
asrsr rr r. viii lie dealt p . lie Law dlIsCss.
r~r.1s-aw W9 3 MITCHELL JElor
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Z DHISISTRATOR-s NJEtgE--WhGEsAs testers
"a q aiminisTsEou On me estate Of E.Esae s.
BaohtE dee O. were grsIed 20 t1e vu-e-sgned g. The
Ssstsuter m, 1867, of g. Pr0b1t- lourt 81 IsLa
h-sal co-lly State Of mississippi, ths HCtcs IS rhsr-
hereby gwen r1C1esliaz al persons hsvnF Al 1-
sFslE rle estate os s@1 aCC-a55d eEhib tac sane
ard have Esil reg stored b. be gu1 within tAe
ts prescribed by IEw or hey VII be forever ba red
-a5 a15~ ROBERT dARIIN. Adm soE.
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U.I ETsTRsTBES EUTI Js.--Jstters cf sds in
Ia 2l-a q uauu the sst-ts Of Kooert 3c6owau, sr
sie5=zed Cf Earl al county hs.i srpi. having besl
r-Htsa 90 rns vu1fr- gn-C tire April term. 1861 o
-h- P-ub1- Court Of ssd county, LL p7rsous havin
claims against -h- ess.e Cf ssId deceased hereby
nC1 6sd 60 slbis taz sens and havs en- Registered
il the msuner within the sine prescribed by law
or he same vii be- forever barred
ROBERT s. MCGOWAN
q rsusvs Admi-i-tr tor
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DISSOLUTION

.NDz An, v-as ds-olved a7d the stock Of goods va
Z sd 70 z. CharEocE, Esq. the is Au7u=t
1852 VTuhnl Hls SILL conGults the Banking sad Ex-
charge businsse in tie ua-e Of William Eills 4 %
nd i CHARGED -i,h tie Liquidation Of the sfsrs Of tie
20 fra ne rosaiHnssHd hr. Il. Ohernoek 70 fhe
KILLS, ROSS q CO..
oce22w Boay Springs. Kiss
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~ A Baltimore marine list cf the 29d re-
ports the arrival Of the beautiful ship Mary Car
ohne Stevens, belonging to the American Cello
nization society. She viii sail thence for Ii
IBERIA on the 18th of November with freight and
passage in her,
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r. We fad the following epitaph in an old
magazine, but with no trace Of lis origin:
Here Churchill Hos, ah sacred nenel
Revere hiIn be silent fame
Impart applause, nor praise spare,
Desert, not fortune, Ioth hers
The sense Of the lines viii be found to vary
slightly by reading each Of them backwards
thus:
Name sacred-ah. lies Churchill here
Fame, silent be- nor him revere;
Spare praise nor appauee impart;
Here leth fortune, HOt desert.
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f'ALLISTER'S ADTEBfISEBEAIS,
:. c. EcALLISEEBE1. /.
Jackson, ETiasipPi,
Has Just received
5000 yds. English Ginghanss
d5Og yds. 4" POPIins,
1890 ysls. d" PIaids,
E9OC yGs. GeOrEiS Stripes
90 gross Pearl Buttons.
AEsO--l4 large lot Cotton Yarns
Nu NOS, and fifty S5aes.
Come sOSa as they viii go OF
like hot BucE cESWaea5 Cakes.
.0suabIsrgs, ShSeiinEs, SEniTlings
and DriIsjngs.
sgS bales Eust received and for
sale by J. c. EIcAELESTE8,
oc9zw Jackson, Miss.
!. G.. IECAELESTER,
jackson, Miss,
Has j''st received +" good sup
DIy Grey Cloths for Uniforms
Crenehaw's best Grey,
English Twecds Grey,
E.owpem Factory Grey.
saseEn, \. C., Factory Grey.
ceq-Im :. c. EEcALLTSTER.
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The following is an extract from the letter
written by Bishop General Polk to Hon. Gar
feit Davis, which was introduced in the Episco-
pal convention, recently In session at Brooklyn,
n. Y, by Dr.. Vinton on Monday, as one OF the
evidences proving that the Southern chnrchmen
ware "earnest, CONSCIENTIOUS, resclute," in the
course which has been pursued:
COLUMBUS, KY, January 25,h. 1862.
Hon. Garrett Davis Washington City
SIR: have Just received yeur speech on the
subject Of bir. Btight5 letter. l blush for my
manhood when I come to Teh7ct that the tongue
and Bps aud heart, and mind that uttered the
sentiments in that speech were raised and nour-
ished in Q land of Gods word, Of ChIist's teach
ings and TTee government. How strange you
should tes and speak SO truthfully one moment
and the next so falsely Ga, vanity, vanity
self, selE-me and Minis What praise and en-
Comiums you hsVe for al other people who have
tried to obtain their freedom, save and exCept
only II. thrice damned cavaliers
Er Davis, don't you know that no nation
ever yet could consent to see. and understand
and 0Wledge-ffsnkly before God and the
World-lhst any portion thereof was ever op-
pressed or deserved any more freedom than thsy
had England thought thus of all these cole
Eie6, end fought seven years to prevent It. The
United States, fighting with means and despsga-
ton unknown to Christian nations, TO preVon.
twelve or thirteen States Cor colonier) from
/ leaving a government which they never 10, mad
permanently and for al time but Whieh has
most speediiy become the most despotic, tyrsn-
nical, oppressive snd buIdensome Of any nation
within my knowledge. Now, this oppression !
/ feel, know and experience, and utter the fact
/ You assume the tyrant's power and tell me tbat
! what I sty is not true. What despotic ruler OF
| government on earth does less 7 Answer NE
/ this, you miserable sinner before God
/ Well may you say the true hearts would joir
/ hands with Englsnd rather than ever again live
with our bitterest inhUmsn enemies. Yes, bles,
God :! Old England shall have US, she vii
have us, and with twelve millions of " Amens >
/ long before we will be again subjects Of infide
/ Purisans ratienalists, ravishers OF our mothers
wives, daughters and sisters Free govern
ment in the Northern States never was under
| stood, never was ppreeiated-existed only By
/ g (garter y consent for time. Ii ended tn,
! day, armed vessels were fitted out 70 kill limo
/ cent people, unless they submitted to the yoke
/ and burden sven S56,OO0, 00e per annum-anC
/ be slandeFed in public halls by public speakers
| The Puritan infdel succeeded for time anC
went under sfterwsrd.
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 253.
ExUGTRuENr "a HnRssUDa.

AdmiraL IFilkes' Fleet Gees IN f5r CoaI-Hs -
Notified to Lsare II Tl5saty Jour H0ETs-9hs
Notification at Last Comptiad With
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TVEECUTOEs NOTICE E-Wh hereas letters tesla
~ usz-z-v CT the Is,t wilj ald testsu e1 Of D ].
Heron deceased granted 20 ~ uudersied Ei
ala September term 1862 ei t1e Proosie court Of Ysl-
isb-sha county Sfste Of Mss ssppi tbs II day of
said month tlis no.ics Is therefore hereby gwen
ouestinF 1 1erFoas hsvE aims against t=e estate Of
FEis C5cesss5 O. sziJl Le and have tEcIa regis
tered j -h- usr-er and within the line prescribed by
isrr OF thgy WI be forever barred
~ 7 = 4 5s51 5,-5- tERs E1esu,ors.
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DVTNls sTRA-OR'S EOTICE.-WEEREAS let
IL trB % ration tks eFisfe of tbe isie
J.hl &c. BaIu-tt deceased Vers ErEatad 20 the
Uneer el - he Serreubsr term, E. D. ieo2, 81 tie
P-gbzs tOlrt cf LEfaHelt county. State o. Hi 'is
E1gI, the 21d 0f sai- mo1th-tss notice BE- therefore
bs-ebv given rcgu. sing aH persons ksvinE claims
sEa1SE estate Of said dacae5 20 sxEDt she same
and have th-l registered ths manner aud within he
TINE prescribed b. law o. they vi De forever s-red
cr9I--fv TAGL- p DAVIS Adnr
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80 I'd .Le U. 5. saenrs,er aanEser 81.

L0sa sE tIse u. \. Steamer Quaker City
From the philadelphia Inquirer, Oct. 81
The o. S side-whecl steamer Quaker City, al
last advices from Port Royol, which were 70 the
18th inst, was reported of North'EdistO, n. c.
on the shoals near that place She was seen by
the steamer Msrblehead, WHICH imTpsdiately
went to her assistance Nothing could be done,
however. hy the latter vessel, aud she started
for Fort Royal for aid in exTicRting the Quaker
City from her peFilous position. The cause Oi
ths mishap is supposed 10 be the ignorance o.
the pilot. who mistook the inner buoy for the
outer, and conseq quently steered directly for the
shoals 1t is hoped that the officers and crew
have ell been saved by the boats, Int the steam
CT viii undoubtedly be total loss
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MISSISSIPPI CENTB5L RAILROAD
SALE OF STOCKS
or
DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.
OFFICE MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPASY, Z
EoLlv Springs. October 20. 1902.

pursuance Of the provisions of the sixth section Ct
the charter Of this company, ard act gueudstoIy
trereog approved 5h December 1851, and IN obedience
90 an order OF the Board Of Directors, will offer for
sale the highest bidder public oucry At the Depot
Of this company, in
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TExAs-The following i the chi;ial vote for
State officers, viz
For comptroler-C. R Johns, Y. .s6a
For trcasHrer-C. II. Randolph, q, ,403
For associate justice-G T. Moore, 1921;
Reeves. 9. .403i 4. j. Jennings, SAL; M. A.
Long, 4303 w. Wallace, 1924 Scattering
354.
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PUBL.IsHkED
Dafiy Rates Of Advertising

4 DMINIS FRAT0zS NOTICE -yyberssz, Ierfe-s
n Cf rdUi Dis Tie rE-Ete OF Jesse !. srdys
deceased grzured 6 -hs md glrd ai the oco
Der term. A. ID e = rf The Probats Court OF fal
buala coulls stats Of Msipgi this notice is, there
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