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COrInth.


This little place, suddenly famous, and for a
while most Interesting, has ceased to be of i'm.
portance except In history. The rebel army
has abandoned IL, and General Halleck has
done what Horace said did not happen to every
man:
Non euiuis homini eontinoh adire Coyinthuu :
which may be freely translated, "it is not eyery
man that has the luck to 20 to Corinth."
The effect of the rebel evacuation cannot at
present be fully appreciated. It leaves Mem
pills and the entire Mississippi at the mercy of
the Union forces, but inasmuch as the position
to which 1t is said Beauregard has fallen back,
is in direct communication with New Orleans,
there can be no immediate results produced in
that city except the moral effect of retreat
before the Union forces, from position, which
has been much vaunted. Okalona is q small
village, scarcely more than railway station,
on the Mobile and Ohio Railway, sixty seven
miles south OF Corinth and two hundred and
sixty -one miles from Mobile. Il is in the head
waters OF the Tombigbee river, and forty two
miles north of Ar!esia, where branch road
fourteen miles lcpg leads to Columbus
From 0kolona to Columbus direct Is about
thirty miles. Ninety-five miles south OF
Artesia is Meridian. the point at which
the railway from Vicksburg and jackson
c0nnects with the Mobile g. Ohio Railroad.
The route from 0koona to New Orleans is
therefore through Meridian and jackson, and
the distance is four hundred and Eve miles BY
the railways. 1t is not certain, however, that
Okolona 10 the point aimed at by the rebels; one
Of our reports Is to the effect that the enemy
went east, west and south, and our cavalry were
at last accounts in search of him. The policy
OF the war on the part of the Southern leaders
seems to be TO avoid final and decisive battles
anywhere. If they can keep up semblanoe of
large armies, and postpone any great contests
by falling back as fast as they are overtaken,
they hope doubtless 10 weary out the Union
power, and possibly to withdraw our forces far
from sources of supplies. But the Mississippi
being virtually In our possession, we shall very
soon be In condition to keep up by aid of water
and tailgaye, a thorough system of supply
transportation, and Halleck will allow no delay
In following up the enemy, building and pro-
tecting the railway as he advances. Meantime
the Southern army mus. begin to think that q
winter and spring of retreats everywhere is an
unpromising style Of war, and Generalization
will ineVitablysensue in their ranks.-JounG
of Commerce.
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Sheriff g Sale.


vs.. , Franklin Oommon piaas
Eli =. Jennings ct al.)
RX VIKTUE OF A WRIT OF FILA.
- 20 me DIR ected from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus, O., on
Saturday the 24!h day Of May, A. D. 1862,
At one o'clock M, the following described real estate
situate IN frankiin county Ohio, and In Norwich town
ship, TO Wit and boundsd aud described as follows
Commencing at A. sells's 8. W. corner Of The land
wnich ne purchased Of Henry Dlldue; thence e. with
said Sellss line l92 $500 poles to sells g. E.
In D. D. Latmer's line, 80 poles to Lattmer's g. W.
corner w on MeOullic and Landakers land g. 81 deg
~ min W. lN poles to stone; thence N. on the line
OF Landaker and Fry IS poles and 90 links to the begin
ming being part Of survey No. 5000 and 3I53
ed BY Joseph Culberson and wife Henry Didine and
m on record IN the franklin county records containing
42H acres Of land and IL poles.
Appraised at S26 90 per acre.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN
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disease. cold settles somewhere In the body and c
strets Its natural functions These, II not relieved
rooet upon themselves and tire suf1oundng ogs pro
dncing general aggrayaton, suffering, md dlsease
While In ts condition. oppressed by the detahgemaHts
take Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore ts
natural action Of tho SYSTEM and with II the buogir
feeling oflealth again. What Is true and so apparent 10
this trivial aud common cpmpaints also true in many
of tho deepseated and dangerous dlsempers. Tho sos
purgatiye effect expels them. Caused by similar obsruc
tons aud arrangements Of the natural functions oi the
body, they arc rapidly and many of h0m surely, cured
by the None who know the virtues ottlese
Pills will neglect to employ tlienf wien suffering iron
the disorders they cure .s.e-
Statements from leading physicians In some OF the
principal Cities and from other we'll known public por
sons % I'D. .t
From a Forwarding Merchant fa. Louis, Fsb.4 1866
DR.. Aver: Your Pills are the paragon OF all that Is
great In medicine. They avo cured my little daughter
or uceOus upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long gdey
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In her hair After child was cured she also tried
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Sherif's Sale.

!. nn, y .!::.." =: :: Dun 4. Oonn.n Pleas. /.
PYvTRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to me directed from the Court OF Common PIoas ol
Franklin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, in the city of Columbus Ohio on
Saturday, the 25th day of June, A. D. 1852,
at ono o'clock p. ms the following described real eS.
tate, situate in the county Of franklin, and State
Ohio, to wit:
Lots numbered sxty-seven and sixty nine (67 and go
in the village of Shadesve, being the same that were
conveyed to said Solomon O. Preston by Isaac Dennis
and wife BY deed dated September 5th, 1859.
Appraised at-Lot No. 67, $3.50 90.
q Co., $50 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
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NOTICE.

John George Renner, pl'tR. Superior COURT,
vs.. , Franklin counkv
JOhnIoIat 6 J. B. Evelyn. derts.> Ohio. -
TOHN CLARK and J. ID. EVELYN, non.
- residents Of the State Of Ohio whose actual place Of
residence unknown viii take notice. that John George
Renner Of Franklin county Ohio did, on the 10Th day
Of May, 1862, file his petition in the Superior Court Of
Franklin county, Ohio, against said CLARK and Evelyn
defendants, settiug forth that said B. Evelyn know
ing them to be forged did, the 7th and th day Of
December 1861, utter and publish true and genuine
two forged Deeds one purportng to be warranty deed
from said Renner to said John CLARK for the conveyance
OF certain premies in the petition described and owned
by said Renner, the other purportng to be mortgage
deed on said premises executed by said John Clark to
said j. b. Evelyn TO secure note in the petition de-
scribed that said two deeds forged that they were
filed by said Evelyn for record in the Recorders Office
Of Franklin county. Ohio and recorded the one in
Deed Records, book a. TO- the other in Mortgage Re.
cords book No IL, page &c. and praying that said two
forged deeds may be ordered to be cancelled on record
and held for naught.
Said John Clark and ]. b. Evelyn are notified that
they are required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the 24h day Of June
next ' c-.. lt--- F u 2
OTTO DREsEL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Columbus, Ohio, May lS, ls0e.-d!tW6w
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Master Commissioners Sale.

1% vs.. ''iSu'''n Court Of Common Pleas
Amos M. Hall ct al. Franklin county.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF Sale,
i Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas of Frank.
lin county, Ohio. in the above entitled action to me al
rected, shall offer at public auction, on
Saturday, June IA, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M and 10 o,cock
NJ, AZ the door Of the Court House of said county IN
to.wit. = FNFN'''
Lot No. - Of John Morrison's subdivision OF Lots
NOS. sand 80 Of John Morrson's addition to the
city OF Columbus, Franklin county, Ohio,
Appraised at $1,000.
FRANCIS COLLINS,
myA-ols@Wtd Master Commissioner,
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SIX DOLLARS gER YEAR.
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AYERS,
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DEAR DRO. AYER Icaunot answer you tvldt complants
have cured with your Pills better than to say all 5t lDe
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pirrsRURa, Pa, May J. 1855
DR. j. O. AIER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured .!
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A deserving Patriotic Compliment
The NafionaI TnfeU;oeor.r ao,s. '-

| - AeNAOsAO
The National Inteligenetr says;
We recently announced the return of the Hon,
J. s. Phelps, Of Missouri, to his seat in the
House Of Representatives, of which he is the
senior member. His efficient services and GAL
liant conduct will bear its impress upon the
heart of every true patriot.
The Colonel is accompanied by his excellent
wife, who reached the battle. field at Wilson's
Creek, Mo-, as the action was commencing, and
is already known for her frmness, loyalty, and
patriotism, amid the scenes following the death
of the brave General Lyons--her sympathles
have assusged the snfferings of the wounded
after the battle of Wilson's Creek, where her
SON "Jobn Elisha" behaved gallantly. One
other act will long be remembered to the credi.
of Mrs. Phelps. The whole loyal community
gratefully remember that 1t was to her perse-
vering efforts with the rebel officers that the
body Of General Lyons was obtained from the
fatal field and secured on her farm, with all the
respect due to his heroism, until it could be re.
moVed-as IL was afterward-for permanent
sepulture in New England. Loyalty and gal
lantry seem to be family charscteristic 10 The
household Of Colonel Phelps.
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"a MordR1pos.
Asa FamiIy phyale.

From Dr.. y. w ChrtWriOh, Ne,o Orleans.
Your PILLS are the prince Of purges Their excellent
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bowels which makes them invaluable to Us In the daily
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DEPARTMENT OF THE IsFERIoR, 2
Washington. ID. q. 5tll Feb. 1856. (

SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospui
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bilious disease obstinate that it did not readily yield
them. ETaternaly yours AL0NZ0 BALL. NJ D.,
Physician of The Jdlfyts Hospitai.
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The OOnfederate Primer.

The Confederate Primer.
we copy the following specimen Of IThe
Primer" from the Nashville Union:
g- AZ NashylIe's fall l'
Wesinned all.
At Number Ten
"a r We slnned again.
Thy purse to mend
Old Floyd attend.
Abe Lincoln bold
Our ports doth hold.
Jtff. Davis tells lie
And 90 must you and 1.
Isham doth mourn
His case forlorn.
Brave Pillows flight
IL out OF sight.
Buell. doth play
And after slay.
Yon oak will be the galows tree
of Riohmonds fallen majesty.
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IN Re i'Issl rs.peet, Ep. ". rREnLr.
BniOus Disorders Liver Complaints,

FROM DT. Theodore Bell, ef Ne0 Ioif Cty, 20
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GbeObio 9tatesnral,r,1r
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Master Commissioners Sale,
Court Of Common Pleas
franklin County, Ohio.
Sheriffs Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
. wli''h s. sUO:,;sIP DS:; SP1Ss SsIs, $50; :,
W.. Darnsll. FISuEIin 0oun,vi ~
RY, VIRTUE OF A WRIT or PI IA, TO Mn
~ directed from the above named Court viii offer
sae AZ the door Of the Court House, in the CITY Of
Saturday, the 2lst day Of June, A. D. 1862,
a. one o'clock p M the following described real eSats
situate In the county Of Franklin and State Of Ohio
Lots Nos. s. n and 72 Of R. A. ohapman'S Addition
Appraised at
Lot No. 5 at 075.
Lot No. II at 055.
LotNo. 70 at sos.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN.
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rs. NIGHT ExPREss, via Dayton, ct 1900 midnight,
stopping =. L0ndon Charleston, Xenia, Dayton, Mid.
AM connecting with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
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points West. - -"
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RA r. W. STRADlR
s@ ss4 q General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
ASRaef sJN0 W. DoHRRrY, e4 1
seg Agent Columbus
a. IN f.s E.WsWOODWARp, ta 7
~ Gese@i assn gupeFinteadent Cincinnati.
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Constipation, Costiveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, Gout, NeIIrRlgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits. etc.

sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc. = -
From Dr. J. II TaiQt'', Jloptreal Cdnada
Too much cannot DO said Of your Pills for tho cure of
coeess. If others Of our fraternity have ibund them
as ecaclous as have, they should join In proclaim
ing it for the benefit OF the muttudes who suer from
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the prQgenOr OF others that arc worse believe csg-
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Ton when wholly partially suppressed, and also very
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urc 60 much tho best physic have TINT reconinbnd
no Other ~ my patients.
Foa tie Ter. Dr. HlVlss, of le Methodist EDis Citpct
PuIiszi House Savannah, Ca, Jan. O. 1856
IcNoBED SIK:1 should 30 ungratefll for the relief
YOU skill has brought Inc If did not report my case 70
you. a cold settled In my nmbsand brought on excfu-
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tsq Notwithstanding had the best Of physicians the
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Dysentery, DIarrhOea, Relax, Worms.

From DR.. J. g. Green, Of Chicago t1 graa
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1862-07-19

LtBeary, Mss. July l6A. 1863
GENERAL POLICE REGULATIONS
All he MIIina and .he Cnnscfip,s nf
aml'e County having been called into
service. il n necessary thai strict Police
regulations be observed. The protection
Of iamlliesol men at home, and especially
Ios our volunteers, requires this order 10
be rlg'dly enforced. |. is, therefore, Or.
dered,
MARSHAL P. BATES il spooin,ed
Captain Of Police Company to be CON-
posed Of all men over rhe age of. SIS veara
within he Liberty Precinct who are ahie
TO do patrol duty. He will Immediately
enrol them appoint day Cor meeting and
the e1ec1lon Of officers, snd when organ.
lzed w.lt repnFt bis doings 10 this Office.
This Company in addit,on 10 patrol dnsy
will cnos'isn1s The Provo Guards and witl
execute the orders oi The Provost Marshal.
III
Van F. SWEARl NGEN ,s appointed
Captain of the Company 10 be- comno<ed
of ell men over the age of Tsir,y.Fiva
years. IN z.on liil Precinc.; William p
Mcdowell. Captain OF Smi,h's precincl.
John ]. Tsasis, Captain Of Tickfaw PIE.
lc.nci; K W Hones, Captain of Spuslock-e
Precnc,; Jas n. Cau@ey. Cap.asa Il To-
hers and fh'ckwood pfecinc.; and Enoch
IlaFfis ol, faIberl's and Oneal's Precincs.
They wall "resu,xe Companies az difecred
70 order no. above, and report 10 shls
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PRovosr MARsHAI's OFrIcE i
LIBERTY, Mss, July l6fh. 1869.

GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.
II N L. ANDERSON is hereby ap-
pninied Deputy Provost Mssshal al Cen
irevsile. His orders viii BE- obeyed ar-
cofdinuly. aod he vii report his acts 10
this office weekly.
I. II, SLEEPER.
pRoyosT MARSHAL.
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Department Of south Mississippi and
East LonAsianas General order, No. o..

hust AouAsaanas General order, No o.
HgADo'Rs, Vicksburg, Miss. July I, 1859
III ME General CommaAdinp, having
announced in General Order, NJ.
his intention 10 defend the Department
- the lasfexsremuy, in view Of the exipen.
c'es ofthe Country, hereby declares marsial
law 10 The following counties: lssaauena,
lazoc, Warren, HsndS, Holmes, Claiborne,
Jefferson, adams, Wilkinson, Aml,e, Pike.
Marlcn, Hancock. Harrison, and Jacksnn,
ell IN Mlsslssippl, and Carroll and Sun.
flower, ailSs., and all The counties in Lon-
Islsna and East oi the Misslss,ppi Rises
As lhere seems 10 be some misappre-
hensioB-in regard 10 the meaaing and ei-
iccl Of Marital Law, The Generai com
naming deems i proper 10 safe that il
has been we'll defined 10 be "lhe wiIi OF ths
Military Commsnder:" bus the extent Of
the acllon hat may be had under il cannot
Pc definitely announced, depending, a. It
does, upon the emergency calling for such
action. Il - nol intended 10 interfere
with The Courts, either civil OF criminal,
except SO far as they may come 10 con-
flict with military ofders.
That sprlvate interest must he subser-
vienlto the public good.' = il an old and re-
spec.ed maxim, and the loyal and sniells-
gem will yield . willing obedience 10 The
milisary mandates based thereon. The
Geaeral Commanding, confidently calls
upon all officers, boh civil and military.
asasso ihs c.lizens generally, 10 co-oparal le
with and sustain them ia ell things neces-
safy tor lhe defence OF The country.
DTsLoYALTy MUST AND WILL NOR Bs cour.
TENAyceD. THE CKrDIT OF THE GoveRN-
MENr MUST BE SUSTAINED. Tbs sEEns OF
DsssENsloN AND n.sAFPEcrIoN SHALL Mr. BE
sowN AMONG THE TRdoPs. SPECULATION
AND ExToRrIor Ueov SoLniERs or CirIzENs.
WILL NOT 81 roLRRATED, and 20 these ends
The General Commandine ordsrs:
Any psraon Who shall trade or al.
temps % trade aish lho enemy, under
any ptesenca whatsoever, Or Who shall
give any slgnal 10 or il any manned hold
communication with the enemy, for the
purpose nf givlng Information concerning
the Confederate lorces. Or shatlpass into
his camps Or through his lines without 4
passport from the proper authority, shall
suffer death.
II. Any person who shall refuse 10 80
ceipe Confederate money ~ shall do ar
say pF wrlles any thing calculated io de-
pseglase the same, shali be subject Ia fine
and hnpfisopmen', Or confscation ol prop
eFtss either Or ooihs as tho nature of The
case may Indicate.
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and The publication 81 tho paper shall be
thereafter suspended.
~. The asking d exhorbilans prices
loS goods d ihe commodities ol lsfe, such
as would adirhte want az confidence in
Confederate money, De The barierine of.
'or Offering 70 barrier, goods u "low prices's
for the commodities IL lite. IL prohir I'd
end any person 90 offending shall q sub-
Jecs @ ine and Imprisonment. o. confs-
ca;ion q property, either Or both, as the
nature 81 tile case may Indicate.
Y Pfososs Marshsis will Be appointed
foF each ol he counties 10 which nono
havs BEEN appoinied--'he appointments
neselosofe made are confirmed unuI fur
ther osdess.
VI Colonel Fed Taie. Provost Mar
shall General 81 shs Department. is scharaed
win ihe exrcutinu 81 the aDove order. and
he lecal Provost Marshals viii report 10
h'm weekly ~ proceedings had before
ihum.
By order of
Aisior Gen. EARL VAN DORM.
n ". KlMmGLs Maist q a. i. q.
July 9, 1863 e
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HeADQ'Rs Dgr. or ). Mss a r. La, i
Vlekahurg July =, 1859

Vlokabusg. JuIy !, iasa
Toths People of louisiana and MISSISSIPPI:
" GU sill see BY Genonl Order. No
10, from these keadqua riess, thai
The DlstrlcI Commanders have been dlrec.
sec 70 assemble togethsr 10 caups OF 10.
ssfuction, and 10 Drganize ali the troops
that can bc raised ia this Department
They have also been direcled so,appolds
the necessary sodicers for that pUfpoae.
subject 70 the approval of the Pressdeni.
! earnestly appeal 10 youso respond 10
their call. The objecl is the deienss Of
your homes as becomes brave people.
The cillzens Of vicksbufg have given
you an example Of what i heroic people
may accomplish when they are truly pa
triotlc and brave.
Weary once moseasils smiling il the
folds Of our long dropping banners-,he
enemy have teea dfive6 back IN Virginia
ne has withdawn his forces from
Charleston Ilafbor 10 defend his Capital,
---is pUzzled ~hat 10 do ia Norlh MIss.s-
sipp, and Tennessee, and Is snll bsGflsd 4.
V'cksburg. The River is not sci his.
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(SigDedl EARL VAN DORM.
Officsol; Major General.
NJ. II. kimMEL; Major s. Al g.
july s, 1869. %
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1862-07-19
GENERAL ORDERS.

PaovosT MAasHALL's OfFIcE,l
LIREa1v, Miss. July 10th, 1862.
GEEsRAL ORDERS No. /.
T. P. STRAIT TON is hereby apooio,.
ed Deputy Provost Msrshsll 10 The town
ai Lsper'Y, and his orders will be obeycd
accordingly.
f. II. SLEEPER,
AiAKsHAL.