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EDITORS APPEAL: In rsHseti,g over the
present and past sta.s Of th.8gs. / fs=I and sea
it duty Of some one to take in hand and give
a hiat to those sPecuiators on soldiers. I do
not wish to become a correspondent to your .Bs-
peg, or wish place high in tae pages Of history.
1 am only a private soldier in the army. and
hold as honorable q position as any other human
in cur presents cause.
But the bard, cold winter As coming On +; orr
armies everywhere are destitute of pyoUer
clothing, and our all is entirely dependant upon
them for our Independence. Wails we are thus
struggling, We should hsve soma source for
clothing. Besurs we have a Confsdegacy With
eetories and mills for manufacturing such
things Is we need, but would ask how we are
to get them The country Is full Of vaga6ouds.
buying up every article Of goods, placing t6e.r
own enormous prices and percentage On them,
running the blockade st Memphis and o.hsr
Yankee points, bringing cut goods Of all kinds
.or speculation on the fighting material Of our
'nl'1atru sra tekina fzazn sharn ersrv dime thev
you in exchange for Tennessee money two Tor
one. I say it is an outrage. and should be
stopped an j Ldase dpscdlS51Is P4t 10 ll5 ranks
with good muskst-
] DO think IL is time that these infringsrs weTs
1t their end. could 90 on and euumersts the
prices which they have placed upon some Of the
eadng articles which the wsyw0rn soldier is
mostly in want / deem it unnecessary 70 do
TO- Ny entire aim is to stop them They are
IS great enemys TO orr noble cause as any blue
3elIied Yankee OF fat-fo3tsd DB5chmsn dare be
-t might be said you need not paI0nise such
iwinders. l ask how we are TO prevent it ne
;essty drives US TO it. We are compelled to DO It
Jr suffer. We ara out from hlns-u0t long
enough IN one place 10 get the needed articles
They are well aware Of this, and Of course take
he advantage in that way. These individuals
oil around the different towns, puff their cigars,
-ead about tns victories Of the day, and ST the
same time hyusTing up some scheme to take al
The soldier has, who has fought and won thass
victories, while be is looking cut for booty. He
should be erased from OUr circles and sent
abroad in the lands Of Linc0lndom with his
equals SOLDIER
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September g. 1862.
General Order No. q
4 To preserve order among military persons and to
i . prevent improper intercourse with the enemy by
either citizens or soldiers the slowing persons viii act
temporarily ss provost halls at tie points desig-
vicks5urg and Warren county, Mississippi Captain
C. A. Taylor.
Jackson and Kinds county, Mississippi jas. D. Stuart
Saint Helena parish, Louisiana Judge G. w. Martin
Saint Tamsny parish, Louisiana Jules L. B arc
Livingston parish, Louisiana, T. G. Davidson.
Baton Rouge parish Louisiana, r A. Hunter
Port Hudson, Louisiana John G. Miller.
East FeicianB parish, Louisiana, d. q Hsrdoe
West Feicia1a pa'ish louisiana J. H. Collins.
Ascension parish, Louisiana, Captain Samuel Bard
Adams county, Mississippi A. X. Farrs-
Jefferson county, Mississippi, Howell Kinds
Claiborns comfy, Mississippi -.
wilkinson county. Mississippi. ;. II Sjmns.
Madison county, Mississippi, Dr. N. J Nckie.
Ysllabusha county, Mississippi r. H. Forester.
YaZOO county, Mississippi II. O. Tyler.
II Martial having been abolished, the duties Of
the provost msrshalS sbove named, viii be confined
strictly within their proper military Jurisdiction IN
eonfonity with the customs Of war and the following
articles Of war:
Article So NYhosoever shall relieve the enemy with
moaey votuas or ammunition, or shall knowingly hsr-
Dor protect enemy shall suffer death or such other
punishment shall be ordered by the sentence oi court
Article 81 Whoever shall be convicted of holding
correspondence with OF giving Intelligence to- the
enemy either directly indirectly, sh al suffer death, or
such other punishment shall be ordered by the sen
tsnce OF court martial
Article y AL puDHc stores Laken IN the enemy :
camp, towns forts magazines, whether OF artillery,
ammunition clothing forage, provisions shall be
cured for the service Of the Confederate Sates Tor the
neglect Of which Ae commanding officer is 70 be
snsverable.
Article - Every officer provost marshal to whose
charge prisoners shall be committed shall within
twenty four hours after such commitment as
be shall be relieved from his guard make report in wr
ing to the commanding officer, Of their names, their
crime and the names of the officers who committed
them the penalty Of being punished for dsobedience
or nnrNa a fNa q Of 4
III All correEp Epondence with this department will be
held wi the district provost marshal Colonel James
o. Fuq1s, at these headquarters.
By command of BrigsdieT-Cie General RUGGLES
sel3-lm r. NJ HOOE, A. A. q.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SEVENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

A Ii other topes having baea absorbed by the des-
n crate rasgle IN which whole eoun ~ is in
yoTed, Notwithstanding which the fsrof s5ldier feels
some suhcitude Rbout those ho till The tiv po
Eaous a. home. We have Oft n heard i said t. q
tight man in the riFht pisee This sdsge WIS never
m re fdily eXenp i6ed by tie people home than in
presenting the maze Of Msjor p. W. Upsha~ TO tie
vrters Of strict tshe person eli tbs po
son Of Great JuGFe The mSjoT returned home Rft-r
sharing with ths Of Nirsi il the iSls and
hsri-hps Of pnotrscted al severe campaign Sick
ns-s and dss haze made long list Of m sOrunes for
NJ sssppi 20 lament. The number vi only show how
vssntv the OF her sol haze exposed hem elves
20 al tie dangers Incident % MAJOR UpshAW has
not pa>Eei unscst bed through he fiery sroes the
pOsme IN camp having deprived that gallant solder Of
toe OF Of his eyes, which csnnOt be red
Tbs il the cpniov Of eminent surgeOLs coup ed
vita lis Eights dues renders ig danger for hin
20 remain longer in The ryce lest similar misfortune
should befsH hin In the loss Of tue other eye the
youag ne Of tie u MlsliaiPpi regiment by whom
Major UpshsW il known and loved well. eOud have
voice "a this election they would march 10 the polls
8 unit fos hin sod hin sloce
II the IA hens of these Young DO no. give MHOr
Upshaw net o3iy ther votes ont tEeir gsis Rlce and
inhu-nce, they VIII prove uug ale al 10 man who las
been father jher Cbdr iu the r ais snd hard
ships incident 20 camp lie. bis curse has teea
open supply heir HaDt, and his ready 10
fympsihz- With their izls sn troubles The WesTy
and sick soldier has pa ted from him With q Ill
Ing rebuke, but has eseT yed from msTifsrts
tions Of had aud love TEs1 let those who ean
prove thei- grstiIu4e by s'systns Major UpstsE 70
70 TIE sood Eni faithful so5i'r Here thy sd
our cor uf5erce."
[Siynedl l7TH MISSISSIPPI REGIMENT.
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mArTFRs oN - eITrER.
Tire sae@a'5oa, Forrest Q~ee'. zsossea-

Tire SEeaHs50as F0rTssf 2Eee'a EsO55ed-
From the Meuphs Bulletin 27h
The steamer R1wena reached the city at an
early hour this morning, aud from passengers
on her we gather some additional particulars OF
matters up the river:
The Rowena met the Forrest Q1een and
Sunshine lashed together, about - miles above
Ashport, aud received the caution to watch out
for gueTrllas.' Oa reaching AshpOIt, about
four clock In the afternoon, the R7weEa stopped
and took on about 80 bales Of cotton for this
port. While there passengers were informed
that the Forrest Queen got thsIe that mcrnIng-
was hailed, and came iu, when she was bearded
by a number Of gUeuillss, who prcc se[cd 70 rob
the bOst of al the TsiusbieG hat they could
make use 5i-. I sa owner OF the CJstOu brought
down by the R5wena was aboard the Forest
QIeen, but they were so intent on IO56iug the
boat that they permitted him 70 pass BY them
without molestati0u.
After the gusrrillas had helped themselves 20
al they wanted, and before thsy mad made
preparations to leave sLs Forest Queen, the
steamer Sunshine with q large number Of troops
came in sight, and tbs g1snilss scattered IL
every direction. Waen the Sunshine landed
there was not a guerrilla TO be seen auyThale-
The Forest Queen and Sunshine then .asdsd
themselves together, and proceeded on toward
Cairo They were IN This position when passed
by the Rlweua, some twenty nile above
The R9wen stopped ct AshPoT. and took cR
the cotton there, s1t proceeded on toward 1lsU-
phis Ia sight Of Fort Pillow, she passed the
gunb0at Tyl0r conveying 6 steamer De 500
on which were Commodore Davis aad suite
They stated that thry lad sasI.ed ado-Pa as
they esme past bus advised the officers Of the
RJweua to pat ouE al their lights, CONCEAL their
men, and g past the point Nisa tl- head OF
steam. These instructions we've followed, and
the R1wena passed without receiving a shot
We have not been able 90 learn whether the
Tylur will IN tur= devote her attention % the
guerIi.las, al along the river, OK nos but we
have decided Impression that il these OuT-ses
continue much longer, som sboiy viii 5e hurt.
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A HEART DIsLOCATRn ON THE BATTLE
FIELD.-Dr. North, the resident surgeon of the
New England Relief Rooms, New York, states
that james Baker, Of the lst Massachusetts, reg
iment, who was in the seven days battle, was
knocked dswn by the horses attached to an ar
tillery piece, the wheels passing over his body,
the weight pressing principally on bis left side.
He was taken up in a state Of insensibility and
carried to a hospital, where it was found that
his heart had been dislocAted the apex occupy
ing the same position on the night that it should
have had on the left. Up TO few days previ-
GUS to his admission to the New England Rooms
he had frequent attacks Of bleeding at the lungs.
He remained there short time under treatmeat,
and has since been sent home, with prospect Of
partial recovery, at least. He may survive many
wears 1t is an instance in which a broken heart
pas nearly been healed by surgical skill.
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In a speech on the l0.h instant, by A- Rich
srisou. Of Illinois, he thus contrasts Western
aft airs with those of the New England States
The people living in the valley Of The Missis-
sippi river are compelled tl have the outlet OF
the ocean. Articles a. low prices here command
as much upon the ocean Gs they did two years
ago Why is it that while we pay thres prices
for New England products they pay Us uuI one
third price for our provisions here l. costs Us
as much TO raise and harvest our corn now as It
did two years ago. 4 voice Aud more TOO.
1t costs them no more ls5or 10 make pair OF
boots now than it did taen. Two years ago,
with load Of corn you could buy pair OF
boots now it takes three loads Of corn 20 buy
that same pair Of boots. Wny is this Your
river-ths great 0u5let 20 ths Ocesu-the Mlssis-
sippi river-is closed against your commerce
] say nothing disrespectiul Of the people OF New
EOgland. l have travelled among them and
found them intelligent and hosPitable. They
have lived better than any people | ever was
among, and they dress better. But if the people
Of New England were shut up for forty days IN
the three hundred and sixty five, and forced to
live solely upon what they raised, they would
starve to death. That's so Yet these people
in New Eaglsnd, by their industry E0d BY their
prudence have all the means by which you can
get to market. They come along sRd say, but
S railroad let the towns and Counties take 4
much stock, and we will help you. You 60
work and get the road ready, with the ties upr-
it, and they say, eve viii furnish tue iToni
give Us q little mortgage on it, You say II.
IS al right You wake Up some bright morn
ing, think you are in the midst of prosperity,
but iud the bonds are falling due, aud you
can't pay them. They f1rs@l7sa upon thegz~
the Mississippi river IS clog and ~ sON
outlet to the ocean. Vel ay X
is 1ieh-the people own rio an6
I'D the freight on a bushs il
we will put up the freigbt on %
instead of charging 81 80, we "
s. 25.'
So that Mr. Richardson and the people,
West are at last finding out that they sa
only boand to pay al the taxes of the Ii
war, but they srs forced to provision and
port the whole of the New England Yanks4
the meantime. TIE quicker ths West discA
the New England States or stops the war, 1
better it will be for her prosperity. The S1uht
shook of the blOOdsUckeE by seeding and her
burdens are almost IS light with war on her
hands, as when infested by these comsraut5 IN
trade.
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WEST POINTERS IN THE Two ARMIES
From q list before as Of the West Point gradu-
stes, who are officers in the armies of the Uni
tad States and Confederate States, it appears
that there are ia the United States army majoi-
generals II, brigsder-g "a; in the Confed-
crate States army, generals 5, (besides A. S.
johnson, killed st Shiloh msjor-genersls Is,
brigadier generals Al. From this list, which
ends with l548, it appears that we have "a gene
rails from West Point in our army, while the
United States have but Al. 1t was no idle or
unmeaning boast of President Davis that he had
pick and choice of the officers of the old army.
Notwithstanding the frequent fings at West
Pointers, we may yet find 1t a cause Of congratu-
lation that we had at the head of our govern
ment one who was not only educated at West
Point himself but who, by his service in the
army and in the War Department, was so
thoroughly acquainted with the military talent
of all the old United States officers Mobile
Net1s
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Announcement.

TT a CHaLNERS, ESQ, Of DeSoto, is candi-
II dste for the ofiee Of D strict Att1rnev in the
DIS Iist COM ossd Of he counties Of Tippah Marshall
Lafayette, Pa1Ola s2i DeSoto- his sts-nce IN II
sruF viii prevent any peTs nal intercourse with III
voters OF the l. s.rict.
Having koEeve-, di charged the duties Of the ofies
for nearly yea, by I'd cisl appointment, (without
any Sry) b. takes Ihe liberty q referring n the
members # the bar, throughout ths district for -f0r
nation to how those Irias performed, snd a.
70 his general qTa hcsous ard fitness " tn Chce.
Pspe published IN the District copy TIL election.
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MILITARY SCHOOL
cnNFEnERATE RNNnS,

THE undersigned is prepared 70 deliver O nfederatt
B,nds paving eight er cent interest, and having
from ten 70 twenty yesrs % run, in any amount 10 IL
sTge Cor Oonfederzte States Treasury Notes, or FOL
Cotton on the plantations in q1snttes Of t"eny Dsle
an8 over. -. 49,,
The Bonds are in amounts Cf sI0o, $500 and $1,000
7tsr- n A. sbs sam = nnuzlly a. Jacks N, IS sdppi
or by the AAsis ant TressureTs eveTyU
"a kestar vtstuent can be offered 10 hose having
raoney even in snail qualities, as the Bonds are
on ad a par IN the cities sad can be used ior max ng
parchasss and settling obligations.
Persons in any part Of M'ssssippt and Louissna o.
tSer poiutg usy send ther fands 10 me by auy oppor
tinit7 that ofe-s sn7 the Bonds De r tur2eei OF
Ipg 40 aiaI agsuts: Francis Poe Grenada U Baskef
vile COlnm5us Hu c.. Rstehez, Miss bGrEs'
49, J. d. B. DEB0Wi
e.oatsUtw Agent Produce Loan.
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Septeuber -. lsd2.
General Oriers No. 4
To faei ste the enrolment and organization Of con
OF Congress Of the 10th April ls2 and the orders
and regulations cf the Hon. Secretary Of Wa in reli
ti0n thereto, sll military commanders and provost ma
sRs hereby required tax prompt and energetic
measures TO enroll aBd forward all cOnScrpts 20 their
prescribed camps Of Instruction
Officers Of the militia civil magistrates and loyai IL
zens are reQuesedstO aid In the execution Of tae law
aud orar lists Of persons subject 20 conscript duty
residing within their respective districts and ursiic
tiunS
IL Military commanders and provost msrsba e are
hereby instructed to furnish lists Of cOnscpt residng
within their respective jurisdictions, who shall not have
been already enrolled IN compliance with theiaW 10 ths
sdfutant generals Office st these besdQusTteTs-
Ill Conscripts who have been enrolled 10 organlLa
ton Of partisan ranger raised within the limits Of TINS
district since the 10Th Of April 1862 and conserps who
have enrolled in any regiment battalion, or company
since the 2lst of July IS62 will In accordance with the
orders Of the Secretary Of War Of August lSth leo
be seat under charge OF commissioned ofncer Who VIII
carry deecr ptive roll Of each conscript containing
notice the period during which ana the company in
which be may have rYed and statanent Of bounty
psi and clothing issued.
No exemption TO these requirements viii be reeog
uiged unless based on written authority hitherto given
bv the War Department or by the general commanding
this district or the sub districts Of which is composed
By order Brigader-GeneTa RUGGLEs-
RM. HOOE
s.oa.1m Assistant Adiutsnt General
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NEW 0RGANIZATTOX---MES OYER
THIRTY-FIVE,

DY proper authority I authorized TO raise this
ID bsfts ioa 10 q regment, and receive into ths ser
Of the Conf, dsrae st .tes companies com
posed Of -iry h7e years Of age. These viii
be gsnZed ith the four Cd companies aud form s
regimsnt-ths hed oeicsrs app tinted Dpln recommen
dstion and the compsny officers elected Toe eompa-
nies t"ndersd DIR this will be order 10 GTeaads,
drilled bT me, aud AIMED aud equipped before going
into ths field. transportation VIII be furnished upon
app icstiOn 70 no company received untl il num-
bers sev4ut ? six .fiesrs and en- isted men.
! have been In the command OF Biigedie- General
Bowen since september ie 81, and ksjor Gen. Breckn
ridges since the evacuation Of Bowling Green, and 70
them refer fer my fitness for the dut assigned me.
A6dreis me at Grenada, Mississippi.
W a. kAYBuRN Msj r.,
Commanding lst MISS. Bstt~lon shsrpsho t=r'.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

HAVTSG qualified - Administrator the estate
I Of the late L. J. Fell9vs at the January term OF
tie PrObsts Court, Hsrsbs'l eO7nty, Mssissppi rs
tpecfuy request al persons indebted 20 she sad es-
tate to call promptly me, At my residence in shelby
county, Tenn, twelve miles from Memphis on 'he Pr
geou R0ost road a6d settle. Those hav ng claims
sgsns said will present them duly authenticated
for settlement. w. P. KYLE,
6Ts Administrator.
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GENERAL ORDERS No, az,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE DISTRICTl
OF MISSISSIPPI
holly sPRISes, Mias, September i3. 1892. }
HEREAFTER al prisoner, Of war taken By the
II troops Of this e7ur a-d viii be a once sent TO
Hesdousiters Army Of hs District OF the Mis- issipp
70 b. paroled In sceOrdanes with the cartel between
the United States and Confs dsrste Ststes Govern
uents.
By ordsr Of Major General EARL VAS DORM.
N NJ KIBMEL,
-.1R nEsinr A a CareraI
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Administrative Notice.

WBEREAS, letters Of admin s;rA,ion the estate
w OF Bat Smith, deeeaged, granted 10 TIE IN
dersgned on hODdHy. tie frst day OF the July term,
a. D., 1852 Of the Probate court OF YasbuEha Cogntyr
State Of Mississippi it being the 7th day Of sad HOnth
this notice therefore hsreby given esng al par
having sgsnst the estste sail deceased.
bioit the same and have them resstsrsd In the
and within the time prescribed by law they
vi be forever barred JOHN E SMITH,
su30-l admfpfGfrataF
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

UTHEREAS letters Of administration the estate
w Of T. @. Mccain deceased, were granted 70 ths
undersigned the April term A. D., 1852, Of ths Pro
bse court Of Lafayette county, State Of hs ssrpi,
his notice thsr fore hereby gwen requesting eli per
having GAINS against the estate Of sa dressed
70 exhibit he end have them registered in the
manner and within the time prescr bed by law, they
will bs forever barred n s. MCCAIN,
ar0fI Admin gfrqtor
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To the Voters Of the 7th Judicial Dis
trict Of the state Of Mississippi.

DE lTEVINf, from communications from various
II port Of tbi. Dit + = that very general whh
prevails that sholid subu.t ny o cE1d dafe
the JHdEesEi A. tie approaching election respond
by eheerfuly dong and sEsuIiug the psop tnst
hGn1rsd by their sufr viii faif hfulv devo-e my
best en- srges 10 scsrye the rasponsibie duties Of
the Office Il viii be imU0Esibie for isit the peO
pie generally. but Wi many a. T. al.
Respectfully, your feilC V-c.tizel
ee1atFa las p VROTTFQ
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To the Voters of the 9Th Judicial Dis
frirf Of the State OF FIiSSisSinni.

7 Az a candidate fer Disrct Attorney Of this DIS
i rcf. cs7not the district in the present
condition Of he CO 1ntry have been engaged in the
prsc ice OF the law al the Holly SPrlrgS bsr for the
last ten years sni invite candid invzs gzton OF my
qusli6cs:ions moral and legal Tor the Office.
II elected I " Il discharge tke du es Of the Office
with energy sni fidelity. wiLout fear or VT refsr
70 the members OF he bar in the district and espe.
cal Y % tboss Of Marshall county.
s.i6ssa P s. STITH
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AnMINISTRATOR,s EnTTCE.

T ETTERs Of adEinls'rston upon the estate Of John
e. Cuskman, lsts Of Lafayette cO1ntys Mississippi
iecessed having been gran to the under med the
April term ls62 cf the Probate Court OF said coun
81 persons wing claims agai1st the ate Of said de-
ceased are hereby nohefSo exhibit the and have
hem registered the manner and wishia he time pre-
scribed by law, the same win be forever barred
R. @. SMITHER
Oxford Miss July u, 1862. Administrator.
iy2@ lRwGWh
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AdministTator's Notice.

NNyHEREAS. lsttsls Of Hdministrati on the estate
w Of Green Wood. deceased were granted 70 the
anderigred on Monday, ehe FIRST day Of the August
term, A D. 1852 OF the Probafe court Of YsnabushA
county, State Of Mississippi, it being the 4h ray Of
said mOnth this notice IS therefore hereby given re-
1uestng ali persons having aims against the estate
aid deceased exhibit the and them res
tered msnusr and within the time prescribed BY
lsw OF Trey VII be forever barred
SERENA WOOD,
A.. Ia
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TELEGRAPH IN THE WAR OFFiCE-The
War Department has established special tele-
graph station in the Department building for the
purpose of receiving all dispatches direct and
sscertaining the character of all messages trans
mittsd over the lines. The line connects with
the Richmond office, but the battery being in
the latter. all the department telegraph opera
tions are dependsnt upon it. The establishment
is a new feature in America, and adds greatly TO
the facilities hitherto enjoyed by the govern
ment for sure communication, although the tel
egraph has been completely under its control
hitherto from one end Of the ConfedaFaey to the
other.-RichmOnd Enquirer,
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Fer District Attorney OF the seventh
IndiciaI District,

01HE friends OF Col. CALVIN MILLER Of Psuols
4 county. hississppi announce his name a. esnd-
da'e the enAuug Oltbsr election for District Aiio-
uey. composed Of the c.unes OF DeSoto Pznolsp La
fagette Marshall and ippah.
Col Miller Is zoe well known 10 the citizens OF tins
District TO need recommendation His extensive p-se-
tiee a. the bar his long experience, lis Acknowledged
ability szd treless energy sufficient guarantee TO
sua7-l svvt0cts MANY VOTERS