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MREEGE :

HEADeuARTERs FIRST DISTRICT, D-EPkRrNEET)
MISSISSIPPI AND East LOUISIANA.
January s. 1863
EHE fonowins named pHvates are hereby notified
Il har they Do not join tkefr commands Within
twenty days from date, OF furnish sstisfct0rv reas1as
according 70 army regulations, they WILDE published BY
their respective commanders So deserts. ana a reward
offered f5r their apprehension
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Mediation Runners.

Advicss by the Asia state that the distress in the
manufacturing districts Of France IS deepening daily
and threatens 10 become serious. The Paris cores.
pendent Of the London Star ssys there is very little
doubt that this feet inclnes the Emperor to listen more
atteusively than he otherwise would have done to M.
sidel
The New York Herald says Napoleon will address
another circular to England sud Russia upon the neces-
sty of immediate Intervention or mediation The
French minister 81 Washington, it is said openly states
that during this month his government will mediate in
favor Of the South. The Herald says this assertion, if
true, puts si doubt upon that question at an end, and
considers the present = moment Of great peril to the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

PRIZE LosT-Ths Raymond Ga-s1s thinks a rich
Aaal mishs have been made BY the sboiitiOnists q compile
Of weeks since, had they had a knowledge of tbs facts
AID su6eisEt CourRgs 10 svall themselves Of the situa.
ton That Journal says; We learn verbally that on
fhe very day they commenced their furious display In
the TazoO river President Davis and his staff, General
Johnston and bis staff, General s. D. Lee and his star,
AID innunsrable other military men Of rsnown. all dined
a. the houss Of Ar Blake, near the banks Of the YazOo,
notOnly within hearing Of the guns Of The Yankees, but
sisO within sight Of those terrible %gunboats.
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E Among the gallant dead in the bstao at Muir.
Aoefe, Of the - Tennessee. Ee was a brave soldier.
an efficient officer and esamable gentleman. His
father, Gen. WIN. Moore, was one Of the chosen soldiers
OF Andrew jackson. ard stu iva.
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Your obedient servant
J.. BANKHEAD MAsRUDER,
Major-Genersl Commanding Dept of Texas.
FR0m mgDDEE TENNESSEE.
.ResnLk ID e Rattle 81 nEnfreesboro,

hestEt OF lie BdftAe o. sUtEfFeesb0FO'
NOZZLE, January "a special to the Advertiser and
Register rays General Bragg made a speech at Deehard
on Monday, to the citizens Of Deehard and Winchester
assuring them he did not mean to desert them, but
would make a stand between Aon1a and Turahoma.
He said he zen back boesuss-our troops needed re
pose, being perfectly exhausted.
He also said our loss was z,eOO, while the snemyi
loss was between 5000 and 10000.
The enemy has advanced his lines six niles this side
Of Murfressooro. He has been guilty Of a'ost outrsae
Gus e~uormitiesI iD.the way Of stealing private property
robbing peaceful citizens and running of negroes.
Gold in RIeaunond.
RIcHMoSD, January s.-The premium for gold has
declined here to two dollars. Previous quotations 22c
to 225. selling rste.
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2 The K0seiusko c1r0Hias states that a man
named oFaTlsy' in tbs eastern part Of that county, was
shot by one of a squsd Of cavalry, a few days silce.
He ws enaeayoring to syoid an arrest. The fray IL 70
undergo a judicial investigation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

" The Selma SeAtiss says: @of the ten Thousand
sahsut fellows whom General Price led from Missouri,
IN April and May last, not more that twenty Eve bun.
dreo were lately left survivors Of the casualties Of bat
ties and camps fit for service" The Ssahaers informa.
ton is wrong, as General Prices " gallant fellows" will
dem0astraie to twice ten thousand Yankess at any t.me.
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6 n. Go2REI, a. General
B-Alssisrw was found on he ba.ls-asid near vishs

q A letter was found on The baeassaeld near visks.
burg, from q lady in StLOuis toa friend In the Federal
army, c~Ontsining the following paragraph
think you had al better come home and lea tba
seeesh so rheir own way. for you NnI never acconDNsh.
they are 10 nearer whipped than ghsa we frsf bse-r
Smart and influential man-Who he j. been always f0r
no prosecution Of tia war, now cl -ootfn hold terms
for peace.
At a late e~leelonin suffolk, Virginia. for menbsr.
20 ne Federal Congress- torty-uine vo3ss were poled.
OF which q man named Cooper 80. thirtv.sx "a So
elected.
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Y The stsrkville Wiss3 Banner states that the
smallpox is prevailing to an alarming extent about s05r
miles from that town.
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~ Captain B. @. Yancsy, son Of Hon. wm
YenosS Vas one OF the slain at the battle Of Mgrfr.s.
horn
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Merchants,
REBEL MATCHES, REBEh HATCnES!
REBEL MATCHEs!s

I'LL Undersigned having established a Match Manu-
= factory in the city Of JacSsoD. roald inform those
wishing 70 purchase, that al orders frem g. distance, 90,
eomp&aied with the c=sl, Will be promptly filed
d-cl9-lm NJ -Ti-RN co.
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Latest Dispatches ]
middIe Tennesaee.

CHATTANOOGA. December ST. Abeleived our army
win defend the line of Duck river. MurfreesbOro' is
said to be unoeeupied by either forces.
Morgan and Forrest have returned. They captured
and paroled 5000 prisoners and killed and wounded g
large number.
Movements Of the EneTny in Virginia..
RIcRa0ND, January s-A squad of Yankee cavalry
about one hundred strong, vi1ited the White House, the
ressntterninu of The York river railroad, tins morn
ing, and destroyed a sloop and other property found
there.
Two gunboats were reported approaching up Pa
mgnky river. The object probably is TO break up trade
between Richmond end York river.
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= Henry n Warheld, Charles Howard and s
Tesde Wallis who were recently released from con
fnement IN Fort Lafayette, have Instituted proceedings
IA The superior courtof the city Of Baltimore, each to
recover e9000o damages for false imprisonment and de
tsntion IN Fortress Monroe by General Wool, who was
commander Of that posi- at the time Of their arrest The
same parties, with others in Baltimore, have institated
proceedings in the ssmo court against the Hon. Simon
Cameron for alleged false arTest and imprisonment. 1t
is sisted tlss attachments have been issued against the
interest heii BY him in tho Northern Central railway
company consisting Of stock, in order to secure the pay
nszt ofalEge sum resulting from the anticipated YER
DICT il the several cases
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DAAaA SAk4AD DnAtA4 Aa
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ia7-Iwr -V.WERNER & CO.
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Reports fro1n .IEiddIc Tel.sIsssee.

FRRDER1cKsRuRe January s-Ths New York Her
aid and Philadelphia Inquirer, of the 9th, has been re
ceyed to-day by a Gag Of truce.
Rosecrsnzs official dispatch to lac War Department
gives 3 history of the aght, which, he says, ended on
Saturday in the total defeat Of the rebel army, and its
is0@' qdgsayR5 Ia sdaadshomA- TAv
BE says the medical directors estimated $500 wound
ed in hospitals, and 1900 killed
The New York aerald edltoriaTy admits that Rose
crsnz lost 10000 men, several hundred wagons, and
thirty cannon.
The Cumberland aud other rivers are rising rapidly.
Reports from v~icksBnrg.
The MemPhis Bulletin says vieksburg surrendered to
sherman, after I've days fighting. he was reinforced
on Sunday night by ui5e Thousand from Grants army.
The whole main force st Vieksburg was estimated at
forty thousand.
Banks and Faursgut were hourly expected,
Anssher Federal Victory Claimed.
The New York HerAld Lss additional particulars Of
the eight on Thursday between Gen. sullivan and For.
rest Tho sight lasted ali day, the rebels flying with a
loss Of l4o0 killed, $50 horses, 1000 stand Of arms. and
SIX guns suliiEsps loss 600.
From Washington.
bill has been introduced in Congress authorizing
the issue Of s3oo.OO0OO0 more treasury notes. and
recommending six per cent. bonds, in one. two and
tnfee years 20 the amount Of S50o00nsG00, payable In
twenty years.
Judge Usher, Of Indjan, has been nominated to the
va'sHcy II the baeauof the interior.
Various journals dsueunee fhe tenor Of the recent d-
correspondeuee lid before Congress-
New York Politics.
Tbs albany correspondent Of the Herald says The
1osk police commissioners viii be tried at an early
on the charges preferred.
Seymour has not completed bis message, but wiz
Maintain about The sane position on the management Of
be war q he did in bis speeches during the canvass, but
vii more deciaively favor The prosecution Of the war
or tie restoration Of the Union. /
Rev York Money nEarAEsa.
Gold in New xoFb on he 5h opened At 1921 and
lesed at 1871. Exchanse advanced to 1854.
Eeporss from Arkansas.
An official dispatch fsom Ger. Blunt to CARTS, an
ounces the.espture Of yan Bpreu, with loss to the
,beA Il Dripping SPRING. a AL the transrogtasIon. /
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~ The Herald Of The 18th lays tho best appointed
ARMY the world eversaw has bean whipped by raga-
mnfansZTssersDai Dfrpaca.
Il may be she best a~pponled army tho world ever
saw"-hut II has had "the wora appointed gensrals' we
svr saw.
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Disabled Federal Gzabsa,s.

CHARLEsToS, January s--The Passaie was towed
into Beaufort haibors disabled, with the loss Of her tur-
ret and guns, leaking SO that her pumps were kept go
ing constantly. The steamer that lowed the Monitor
has not been heard from. There is great CONSERVATION.
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TIE ENEMT on THE RIyEA-Rsports appear to be
contradictory ssto the movements OF the Federals on
the river. The Wis Of yesterday says: "A heavy
black smoke was visible early yesterday morning and
again In the afternoon sboot Young's Point. This
shows that some Of the boats are still il that vicinity"
And tie same journal has the following paragraph (:
" We receiveda letter yesterday evening from a friend
in Issaquens county, stating that the enemys sunbost
and transport feet occupied the whole OF Sunday night
and part Of Monday morning in passing Talulls about
eighty miles shove she city. They were going up the
river" Oar opinion Is that 8 feet OF unfreighted trans.
ports, conveyed by aForfiOa Of the gunbsas force was
on Ire way NJ for additional troops. Let our Vieksburg
faeads look o4tfor s perfect svalsnchs Of The invaders
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visiting Savannah and Charleston. as VIZ. $500
Col. M c. galloway, late Of tho Mempbis
aTeas, vas IN Chattanooga on the 4Hh inst
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From lhe Atlantic Coast.

CH1RLEsToN, January "a special courier from
Knston, repor s the enemy making immense prep ara.
tons to advance. Reinforcemeuts are daily arriving
from Suffolk. The Yankees at Morehead City and
New5en number fifty thousand, under command Of
Foster. Butler is not there A ST nultaneous attack
wiub made on Charleston, Wilmington aad Goldsboro,
to prevent rslnforcements leaving either. The enemy
il now eookiny matching ra+ions-
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An Official dispatch from Ger. Blunt to CARTS, an
nOmess theeespture Of yan Bureu, with loss to the
rebels g Dslpping spring. q al tho tsanaposta.IOn.
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Virgiaia LegisIaturs.

R%IcHnoED, January s-Resoiutions were introduced
in the Virginia house Of delegates to day. declaring the
determination Of the State to guarantee to the Confed-
crate government the payment Of her proportion Of the
public debt, and Plsdgiug the faith Of the State for the
same.
Also, a proposition to enroll and organize ell ezempts
in the State into brAgades regiments aud cOmpahieA to
be subject to the cai of the Governor in case Of neees-
sity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-09

A negro has challenged a Colonel Weeks, Of q New
York regiment, TO fight a duel, and sent q white man as
second with his letter. Weeks refused the cartel and
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ii IN . very shon time. 81 has 20 frequeafy 5een
he case tAs doa should Be sntsrtanea that $40 rgpalm
slrsaay sisen him wn detsrtham from maasgAa nosAsf
eaorb orr may be Bnoes ssiFe efforts be almost newt
aSlss1sOt win be toluf preparations that ought to b
mora vigorously pushes thRp srrr. arfe relax vigilance
Shat oaghtt0 redosbted.
Aga1t7h enIbay q missing sue Re
would urge he temporary ds.g AetEeaesaltes
shouldbe seiveiy employed r We nssa hen let u.
t them. If our d~efsnses "A be snEksgedletilbs
done Let thers.bs no p~rocF24insticn, spsfhy OF neg
ieet, sther on the par Of ofacisls-or the people. va
ars aware Of the original purpose Of the snepy-iatus
not indnlga de idea fer a moment thas he win sband0n
that purpose, sF that he wiz fail to make use Of all he
means in his power 70 accomplish s. tive do we vii
be deceived-wiu sosn be forced to admit that &c hoal
IF via0ry pGs The hour Of real deagerf
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d,a4-1n
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21

EDIroE News: Please give notice to Jour
readers that Mrs. BroxsoD, of Fremont
township, wishes to say to ali liberal friends
that she wishes to leave for Washington
Territory, to dwell with her children. She
has had much sickness of late in her fam
lily, which has reduced her means below
what she thinks would be necessary to take
her there. Consequently, she asks all who
feel disposed to aid her in her outfit, to man
ifest it by contributing in any way they may
wish, such as -four. meat, potatoes, or any
eatables. They will confer favor by de-
liver it, on or before the 5Oth of March, at
her residence in Fremont, Kansas.
R. BRoxsoN, AND MANY OTHERS.
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We heard man say. he other day. that
be had good reason to believe, and did be-
lieve, that Lots wife had engaged in the
manufacture of butter somewhere in this
vicinity-for it was utterly impossible that
any one else could have succeeded in so
thoroughly impregnatiug butter with salt
as some he had just seen was. He also said
he had prayed that the price of salt might
rise so high that it wouldn't pay to sell it
as butter Vain man! he forgot that the
prayers of the wicked avail nothing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21

Capt. L. T. Heritage, of Co. C,1ith Kan
sas. who was wounded at the battle of Pra-
RE Grove, returned few days since. Capt.
H. behaved with great gallantry at the
battles Of Cane Hill and Prairie Grove,
since which time he has been in hospital.
Charles Hyde, Isaac Cox and John Nc
Cav, soldiers in the Eleventh Regimen,
also returned a shor! time since, being sick
or wounded. The people of our community
were glad to see the boys back, though
sorry to see them suffering from wounds and
sickness. They have the warmest sympa'
thies of our citizens for their honorable
wounds received in the manly discharge o.
their duty in the defense of our country
We hope they may soon be restored to
health
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Our District school House.

EDITOR News: By an act of the late Leg
islature, School District No. 1-or rather,
the Directors of said district-are authorized
to issue bonds to the amount of Give thou
sand dollars, or so much thereof as they
may deem aseessarv," for the purpose of
erecting school house in said district.
These bonds are not to be sold at less than
80 cents on the dollar, and to draw interest
at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum. 1t
now remains for the people to say whether
they will avail themselves of the provisions
of that law or not. l do not propose to
discuss the question, pro or con, at the
present time-only to call the attention of
the residents Of the district, and the Direct
ors, to the act, in the hope that meeting
of the citizens may be called for the pur-
pose of consulting upon the best course to
be pursued. A district meeting would neces-
sarily have to be held, in order to take vote
upon site for the building, as provided in
the school law; and at that meeting full
and free discussion of the bond question
may De had.
Under the provisions of the act for issu-
ing bonds, the Directors have full power to
issue the amount they may deem necessary
without consulting the voters of the district
but l apprehend they do not desire to as
sumo that authority, without first submit
ting he matter fully to all parties inter
/ ested.
Therefore. as one Of the tax payers of the
f district, hope meeting may be held soon
; so that if a house is to be built. arrange
ments may be making for It's erection.
, PHILoM.
[Siuce the above was put in type, VI
D have received call for a meeting, which
is published lsewhere, as contemplsIs'
above.
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Notice.

The qualified voters of School District
No. l, in Lyon county, Kansas, are hereby
notified that there will be a meeting held in
McEIfresh Hall, on Friday, the third day of
April next, at two o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of consulting in regard to building
a suitable district school house the coming
season. Also, to consult in reference to
issuing bonds for said purpose; and to de-
termine, by vote, the site of said house; and
transact such other business as may come
before the meeting. A. GILLETr, Clerk.
By order of the Board of Directors.
EMPoRIA, March 10, 1868.
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Once upon time, runs an Oriental story,
young and lovely woman was called upon
to mourn the death of her lord As she
loved him in life with all the fervor of ador-
alton. Der grief at his decease was incon-
solable. She filled the air with plants; de-
clared herself the most wretched of women;
and in the intensity of her grief made vow
that she would wed no new lord, till the
stream that ran by her bower should reverse
its course. A few weeks after, she was
observed busily engaged in damming up the
stream
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In a late number of the Leavenworth
Bulletin, there is long winded article en-
titled GA Singular Coincidence" the pur-
port of which is that two children were
found at the doors of two citizens of Leav-
enworth-the article in question conveying
the idea that the children were abandoned.
We don't propose 10 bite at such cheap
bait. Get up respectable sell, and we will
swallow it, hook and line, bob and sinker.
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The Lawrence mail arrives on Monday. Wed
uesday and Friday evenings between seven and
eight o'clock, and departs Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings, at two O'Clock; letters for
The Eastern mail should be handed int The Post
Office by nine o'clock p. m.
The mail to Cottonwood Falls, via Plymouth
and Toledo, leaves Thursday and Saturday morn
ing at four o'clock q. m, and arrives the sazae
days at ten P m; letters for this mail should be
handed in by nine o'clock, on Wednesday snd
Friday evenings.
The mail to Shellroek Falls, via Elmendaro and
Madison, leaves at six o'clock a. m every Friday,
and returns on Saturday at ten p m; letters for
this mail should be handed in BIZ nine O'Clock on
Thursday evening.
The mail for TOwanda, via Bazaar, Chelsea and
Eldorado, leaves every Monday at four p. m, and
returns the next Friday at sixp.m.
The mail from Fort Riley to Fort Scott passes
through this place about twelve m on Tuesdays
going east, and at the same hour on Wednesdays
going northwest; letters for these mails should bt
in by eleven o'clock m. at the latest, for trans
mission by this route.
Letters for Topeka, or any Of the upper KaW
Lawrence mail to Waterloo, at which point i
connects with tri-weekly mail to Topeka.
Persons should always direst their letter.
plainly. and when they are intended for an OBJ
scure Office, should always put the county in thei
direction. The report of the Postmaster Genera
says that two-thirds of the letters which come t
the Dead Letter Office find their way there Oh
ccount of improper or bad direction.
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DIED:

In Waterloo township, Lyon county, Kas, Mar.
18th, 1863 of cancer in the breast, Mrs. BETSY K.
wife If JOHN NJ. GRAHAM, aged 81 years.
In Pike township, Lyon county, Kas., March
18th, 1868, ELLIOTT, son of MARK and HANNAH
NJ. PATTY, aged about three years.
In Emporia township, Lyon county, Kansas
March l4th, 1863, of pneumonia, Mrs. VIENNA,
wife q JOHN GUNKLE. On the 18th, of pneumo-
MIA, FRANCIS MARION GUNKLE, son Of the
same, aged l3 years.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21

Capt. G. S. Hills, of the 10th Kansas,
arrived in our town last evening. Capt. H.
has been with his regiment in all the battles
in Missouri: and Arkansas. He has added
to the WE'LL armed laurels acquired while
serving as an officer of Co. H, Cd Kansas,
under Gen. Lyon in the campaign of 1861,
in Missouri. George Wait, H, G. Clark, A.
G.. White, Jas. H. Dole and Silas Moon,
of Co. c, l1th Kansas, also returned on a
brief visit to their families in this place.
They report the death of j. NJ. Wheeler of
Eagle Greek in, this county. The tIoops are
now about fifty miles Southeast from Spring
field. Our people have watched with deep
interest the movements Of the 18th and
other regiments in which any of our boys
were serving. and have felt just pride in
their gallant conduct.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-03-21

A dispatch was received on the 18th from
Salt Lake, stating that Judge Kenney to-
day issued writ against Brigham Young.
under the polygamy act of Congress. The
writ was served without trouble. Brigham
gave bail in the sum of 1000 dollars. The
dispatch further says the civil authorities
can be maintained in Utah without the ard
of troops.
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Cotton Seed.

At the meeting Of the Farmers Club,
held here on Saturday last, was directed
to give notice to all those wanting cotton
seed, to deposit the funds necessary for its
purchase with me- We are informed that
we can have all we want in this county, il
the funds are ready with which to pay for
it on its arrival in Leavenworth. Persons
wanting seed will therefore pay over the
money, so that 1 may be able to report the
quantity we will take. 1t will cost about
$3.50 per bushel in Leavenworth.
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Che Gatp0tia 0ews.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1868.
Job Work.

We are pfePatsd to print all kinds of
blanks for county officers and others, on
the shortest notice, and the most reasonable
terms. Probate Judges, County Treasurers,
County Clerks, Assessors, etc., will save
money by giving us their work instead Of
sending it to river towns. County scrip of
all counties in Southern Kansas taken in
payment