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christopher Hogan Of the Government
Detective Police, has recovered S2,50O,Oo0
Of certificates Of indebtedness, stolen from
Mr.. Spinners, the United States Treasurer s
Office, in November last. This matter was
put into Mr.. lIogan's bands by the Secre
tary Of the Treasury, and through the assis-
tance Of Mr.. Kennedy, Superintendent Of
the New York Police and Willism p. Smith
he succeeded 10 recovering the certificates.
Hogan returned EN- to Mr.. Harrington
to day. "$ ." 49,
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10 the Teacher.
Toll, teacher toll
Prepare the soil ;
Go forth to SOW the precious seed,
TO pluck up noxious plant and weed;
Toll, teacher, toll
Pray, teacher, pray;
Ask God to-day
To fiji thy soul with grace and might,
That thon mayest do and teach the right
Pray, teacher, pray.
Hope, teacher, hope;
The promise take,
Faint not and thou shalt surely reap
In season due. Bear trials we'll
Let each days work thy patience tell;
Hope, teacher, hope, 49, =.
On, teacher, on
The joy be thine
Rightly to instruct from day to day,
10 lead cne mind in wisdom's way,
The bliss will all thy care repay,
Cn, teacher, on.
School Journal.
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:Ge The New COnAcript Law.

'.'.5 5Es The new zCO0kCIlpt Law. .-l* ii
III The only serious objection offered to the
new conscription law is to the $500 com
mutation clause in the 18th section. Bot
We think there is 4, great misapprehension
in tho minds Of the German people, who
most object, in respect to the real meaning
Of the section. They seem to misconstrue
it-as least they interpret it differently from
what We do. .@s@st3~.ssesg sz sys,z . ? ~
The section reads .s follows:
22 SEC. 13. And be it further enacted, That
any person drafted and notified to sppear
u Aforesaid, may on or. before the day fixed
for his .ppearance furnish An acceptable
substitute to take his place IN the draft. OF
may pay to such gpeno-s - the Secre,ar j
Of War may auihoIize to receive it, such
sums y The Secretary Of Var may deter.
termine; not TO exceed three hundred dbl
lars. for the procurement Of such substitute,
and thereupon the said person furnishing :
substitute Or paying the money shall BE
discharged IRON any farsh1r Liability under
thas draft. = = >
The portios ve omit refers 10 describes
and the penalty ihelsol
La = eassfaliy sxa.iss Tie mea.inE
ard hearing of ah1 secsion. zs...
lss. The drated nss nay % o. bsfDss
We daJ h1ed fos his appssraDes. furnish I.
acceptable substitute 70 take BIZ De,
5s. 4 80 n the
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HICKMAN HOUSE.

We haveJustnewly furnished and opened the
Hickman House, formerly known as the Hack
House, PLUM STREET, Red wing, and
are now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor us with their patronage.
We have Just built
A COMMODIOUS STABLE.
for the accommodation Of teams
HICKMAN BROTHERS.
hed w ing, May 10, 1862. 49, 6m
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Bailey House.

!1NEN miles from Red Wing, on the Mantor-
l. vile road.
Accommod odations for man a nd beast furnish
ca at reasonable rates. Good Stabling and
plenty OF water.
J.V H. BAILEY, Proprietor.
nS0a nV6-nIO:7v
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STEwAnT. the great dry goods mer-
chant Of New York, is said 10 have
swept the marke. clean of some dcx.
criptions Of goods. III. business Fl,
1892 amounted 10 $40. 900, 600, snl his
profits 70 full q. .ooo, 900. s
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Mtsfellanepns 8eadiua.
A .liemarkable Statoment.-

A .ltemarkable Statement. 9.
Mr.. Beecher, in one Of his sermons made
the following statement: .o sn.t. :....
what do you think ofsucha thing AS this
in one ofthe Assay Offices under the Gov
ernmen mt, one fortieth of one per cent, /
think, is allowed tor waste on all the gold
that passes through; but last year, the
amount which remained in the hands Of the
director ofthat Office was about $4,000,
which, according to the letter, of the law.
belonged to- him. He however, went back
to the spirit of the law, and though the law
allowed him to pocket tho $50, 900, he retur-
ned it to the Government. And that is not
sll. dosnot know that the Government
knew 1t. l know it only by having been
told it by an assistant Of his.
The author Of this statement pertinentlv
added:
Now, how many are there Of you vii
vote that this man shall 60 to the lunatic
asylum? And how many are there of you
that looking upon him, feel rising up within
you, unforced and unconscious, wish to
worship him? .,.s;,. ..,...
This is case Of the love ofright for rights
sake. Here is man that stood in an
ungodly city where everybody is scram-
bling for money and where money is the ideal
image Of happiness, and there were eighty
thousand dollars which, according to the
law, he could have put in his pocket. and in
two years he could have retired a rich man
and yet he said "The spirit of the law
requires that that should be given back to
the Government" and gave it back; not for
the sake of performing remarkable deed
but because he thought the thing in and o.
itself right: And would rather have that
mans poverty and'moral integrity than twice
or four times the eighty thousand dollars
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Hay Creek House.

ClA miles from Red Wing, on the Zumb ota
- road. Good accomm odations for both m an
and beast at reasonable rates.
JOHN HACK, Proprietor.
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.aEsTLxxAx. said Con Hosker, While
rscevesisg = W1,isgfos. fao tif An,iet.
am sound. = thsee ish o1iosss ef STATE |:
evhes this gebeilios .Iysas e = pm dora
IL VOID viii stand ar,ry~1 q -. Lov
Sc9u IL AiE b U,a,i duwnsk 81
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WHEN Lieut.. Berry man was sounding
the ocean preparator ry to laying the Atlantic
telesr eph, the gull! at the end Of the sound
ing line brought up mud which, on being
dried. became powder SO fine that on rub
bing it between the thumb and finger it
disappeared in the creviccs of the skin. On
pl acing this dust under the microscope it
was discovered to consist of millions ol
perfect shells: each Of which had living
animal.
THERE is said to be in the hands Of the
President list Of the general officers belong
ing to the Army Of the Rappahannock whom
competent judge, occupying position
which gives him a right to speak, consider,
unfit to retain their present command, be-
cause Q: loud mouthed abuse Of the presi
dent. or his policy, or Of other manifestat.
ions Of disloyaty. They will probably
walk the plank very shortly. H.:
AN 1EIsHMEN lost his hat in a Well and
was let down in bucket to recover it.; the
we'll bling deep, and extremely dark withal,
his courage failed him before he reached the
water. In vain did he call for those above
him to pull up; they lent deafea to all
he said till at last, quite in despair, he
beloved out Be St Patrick, if ye don't
draw me up, shure i'll cut the rope.
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Gdneatipua1 @epartmemt.
TO the Teacher.

PROF. JABEZ BROOKS.
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: 'eei'ssa sl ~ t ap-aa- !
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HELP wANTED-MaLEs.

GENTS, AND ALL wHo DESIRE PROFITABLE
~ fadS ses. .soo Re '1sass ars ~
.uch rs eg Enyeope. ssleneid Jeee.y Novelties, 9c
col iilge % 9ner iLem ysa a. ch.arr ae, l,Irer
sss "ed o. p,l Fss men any s,n-r Hoa'e snta.ea -
redu ed A,es ard our .sS3a .see fhi
proy ,sessts ind GroN ns that lee
~ .itgss,iye orm 70 tfe anv.rsa o.Gfea 'ar are
x Now agenis - y9Ir orpgr;lny. We ass vol o -
se,a 5000 arte.e, ehich yoirsef, sId IN aecion re.
&c, va % .lS 0n ., 7sd worms .tS, s9a ne % sS sSe
Ies ,ssger and varr.b ed ns ~ e re.es % ne sy
pu up ~ on'J ysres wheel poor worthless rasb
@ sRe ~ % {Sa Iasn 20 '.fss : b. WI
noi & be tol .s AtI ,o,s mean 70 De nc1nd y We my s
yers, q ,.',. tosii 10 aIu' n.yy ard santy rsds
died 4ssr's Asy, d,st wh ls 40 Ions need ANY Ell
rarey eiys intr nted ,s;.i station .tSale s@eds,e.
49, S. ,,st s S astsG q S nAsKfss Co No 3
sisi6n.Iy rrisc rasSsse Houss u me JtisG sia'e,
'ENTs ToTa9e sS he9R OK 2ur s9S spV9S s9S Ar
lu,iy eceepisd Pre- fastssss sh,b Lave sesn 1rs
our es'y "a, srt,eHer's .. sssny gefeIrins its
imsied s sn ceut gairnntee o. th.r ',Nperor quaiy
.Ed ,mmer,. g sor sT,i.l,, ,r. ever
1o% Ss.1 ar s w' ~ ,o 4. S. s' s
seb ,am Irom t.sr,. bat ".iven 10 p..sryi sI,.s,
rI.mg.y % ne sisl,.eId tsn -!h re fa,, eIs.T W;
tundr.d of our P1csafes 10 ahy 20. wfo eosrs
wt,ch from tho.e pnrtes without brs rssse The auo,e
amount in csh. ". received yss.rth, tr.ct ffom
ttsNu.'0m bouts sn nvoos II s-pericT Go and 81 er
-e warrant a. ptricc uussesrsrs for ore yssr, rom
wtcn fksrt ,.n Sect Ter yremuUs. We sto ss0
Pa kffes urseale ~ that a can what hey Buying
1rd y sko ,ststi stmsn's sways spsn Tor nspt O.
wo .stec ass tt,uis 70 vat io,e go trst Loos
a. her scott and Irsu4im ana ttsr 81 90 ts May
4 y,seTcsy. ths crerr-e vii be ain IN f,vog
hat NC are eontctItef Nour ocsr ard or nrsd Haon
as. OR Ps.kat.s tav. wave been sought for snuy
bees 30. ns gna y trd quans of ne consns
~ s,s, . 49,. tSL, y, 49, 3, ~ ,
hrd r.icTD tfe money 10 agents canrot call relson.y
seud for crcusrs Tor lstt eortanrl
premium mo- smelts ,ree. s. c. ri KAPDs Co, d:
N,stu greet New icrk original largest and olees In1e
GENTS wANTTD-xEN AND WOMEN. TO sell AN
~ srucie q The rrelss Hty ncsced ~ svsrycrs and
ssIstsly hs travelling rut.ic. sample sent Zee tfs
ressIt " N frts Iopn rsLn fof sale Aetfea tlwOcd,
Nt hfok1wty room No ?
AT ALFRED wHiTFIELD's .FREE OFFIcE 10 Ia.
N eies 10 ~ ID between rwcniish an Ttfn.
tytrst sirces re ProestaDt and Caiaot frst
Cass aud girls description - housevoF
eoost sod eh@nterlnsd. ior ,be conntry AM hotels
UooKEBErBE wANTEp-fN WHOLESALE
ID house who has had experience In dou Ole
Try, writes good hard sire socd references and of
moderate expectation as to sry, may address stating AZ
quah stons aud psJ eIpeeied H. G., boa sJl \. Post
oihce
Dor wASrED-AI ~ GREENWICH STREET
poy wANTEp-Ar s7s BROADWAY.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NEW
" York November ~, ls63-ro contractors Proposals
enclosed In sealed envelope endorsed with the title of
wh the of the bidder thereon, win
he received AZ Ihs OF &c until III O'Clock A. M Monday De-
cember Is. 1903 -
For eelttnr grading curb gutter and fsggng Seventy
seventh s;reet between Second and Fourth avenues.
For s.ng grading curn tier and Tagging avenue
A. between Eighty fourth and Ninety third streets
For gutter and fsgr Fret between Fifty
third aud ATTY fret streets
For nsrring and ehagt!ng Fifty ninth street, between
Eighth aud Tenth svebues
70 tagging and retagcne Thirty third street between
r rfih and Ninth avenues
fof new house FOR n Oh and Ladder Company Nos
IoI house foT Engine Company No IS
Fer house for Engine Company No. l3
Fer new lonse for Hose Con psny No ~
Altertuons ard Aeerons 10 house Of Engine Company
No. 10 "a
%
Dredlirs sip syuh side oi:P !or No a North river.
Flank forms Cl proposals. together with the specifications
ard agreements he obtaIed this oce Dated street
D.tATln,uL New Ycrk, November -. 1868
CHARLES o. fORSFLL. stree, Commissioner.
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claimants will be required provesihe ownership OF hs
propsry de.roysd te fais In rstos 70 lie des'ructes
and re value % the rToyeriy.
ELIJAH r. PuRDr,
lAsts lxArsattsrps Is EwnsxASS. sgss,.,
SMITH ELy, JR. ~V"N''''@
OMsOS BLUNT,
Eoyrrp 4. ErrcErros, Secretary
Nav yoLa Dec.p 1st3
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED By The
Il Icbrd OF Supervisors essmne claims made against
e coany for damags alleged 20 have been sustained by
e Destruction o. either real personal properly In con -
QueLce - he recent roir will hold meeting at the ChAnJ
ter Of ne Board % Supervisors No. City Hail. op
Wecnesdsy Dec 9, lto3, al two O'Clock r. M 20 CONSIDER
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4 GENTS wASTHp-pEN AND WOMEN TO SELL AN
n sruce q The greatest uty, nesced ~ .rsrycrs and
sslssly The usts ius rutiC sample ssnt Zee ou the
resIt ~ e ceris tesn rsLs ioT sale Setfea EwOod,
.os Hfokdwty. room No >
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

nN DEMASDE-rouR BoSNE DBSFASrs. UNI
" dile fsnease. qui sacbe coudre S'sdrrsser al )
frvIog place. ead IL 10 eatfep et ~ beuo du msua
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

CITuATIoN wANrED-By A YOUNG MAN AN AME.
- rcsu, aged " years in Wholesale banking shipping
house Can he highly recommended. by csirsg on hls
present ennaIysr ' A Haiidsv. tsr.. ~ tetisr
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AT ALFRED wHiTFIELD's FREB oFFIcE 10 Ia.
N diesl ~ IN "a avenue b.,veen rwensih Gna fsn.
ytrs, streets te PTotestsDi aud Csthoc frst
cass aud girls for description - housevor
cooks sud chambsrmsids Tor tbe countTy AMI hotels
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

MALE NURSE -riIB ADVERTISER An AMERICAN
WI q ctnerisuce offfs bis nvsiids in The
above precJ can pr1ilco refertrces ~ The hughes
character. Inquire " dd.fss 10. Carnne o.,
CIrUATIoN wANrED-BY 4 YOUNG NAN 10 YEARS
y OF age, as tateerer assistant uquof store
Good reference given Ac Apply ur two
b. ~ Lemon, III Sch a.
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DooKEEErEH wtNTEp-TN WHOLESALE
ID house who has had experience In doube On
Try write. good hsud csn sre socd reereuces and of
moderate expectation as 10 address
qualid suous aud psJ eIpeced c., boa al y. Post
ohce
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Testimony Of Wesley Williams.
HEADQUARTERS YATES S. S.,
GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. "a, 1868.


GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. "a, 1868.
live in Marion county, Ala. Some
time in October | left home and came
to the Union lines, since which time /
have been back number of times to my
old neighborhood for recruits to fill up
the Alabama cavalry now at Glendale.
Onor about the lst of October, 1862, the
rebels burned my cotton, amounting to
about 1000 pounds, and since l left
home they have burned my house, furni-
ture, and clothes; at the same time they
also burned 10000 pounds of cotton be-
longing to my brother, Green Williams,
and the house and property of Joseph
Posmer they also carried away the
clothing of Parson Benjamin Avery and
family; they alsoto from my nephew,
Reuben Williams, one horse, saddle, and
bride; David Kennedy, an old and loyal
citizen, and destroyed all his property;
the house Of j. Barron was also burned.
WESLEY WILLIAMS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th day of Janu-
.ary, 1868. j. w. STEWART,
UIdIUI E. D.,
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Testimony of William IT. Smith.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL,
CoRINTH, Jan. 26, 1868.
VIM. H Smith appeared before me
this January Doth, and on his oath says:
He is a resident of Randolph county,
Alabama; was member of the Legisla-
ture of Alabama in 1855, '56, 81, and
So, and was Douglas elector in Ala
bama in 1860; he understood that the
rebels 1Cere hunting men dOt0n with
dogs; heard also that two women had
been torn by dogs. On his way to Cor
inth, heard that man named Kennedy,
who has two sons i'll the Union army,
was taken and hung by Roddey's men
charged with having visited his sons.
They gave negro plug of tobacco to
bury the corpse. Jan. 18th, having Sc
cured pilot, met with Messrs. Starkey
and Brane6eld in Itawamba county,
Miss, at the residence Of Starkey; while
there they were surprised by cavalry;
Starkey ran-was fired on four times
and escaped; cavalry went to the house
of Mr.. Steadman, a representative in the
Legislature, and Union man; rode him
on a rail, and gave him his choice o re-
main silent on the Union question or be
hung-he chose the former course. Eight
hundred cavalry came into Randolph
county to hang him (Smith), assigning
as reason for this course that he had
made speech against the conscript law.
WIN. III. SMITH
Subscribed and sworn to before me, at
Corinth, Jan. "a, 1868.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
Capt and Dist Prov Marshal Gen.
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Testimony of +. NJ. Mitchell

1 live in Marion county, Alabama; !
had two horses, which the rebels took
from me, together with one () saddle
and bride; was compelled to fly for
safety; l saw Posmers house after it was
burned. FERDINAND MITCHELL
Sworn to and subscribedEbefore me, at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th day of Janu-
airy, 1868. J. W. STEWART,
Major Yates S. s., ILL., Vols
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Testimony of BENJAMIN Aoery.

live in Marion county, Ala. The
rebels have taken and destroyed all the
clothes and bedding of myself and fami-
ly, together with many valuable papers.
In all, have lost by their outrages to the
amount of 5000, FOR which L have receiv-
ed nothing. l can fully corroborate the
statement of Wesley Williams in regard
to their depredations.
BENJAMIN AVERY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th day of Janua-
ry, 1868. j. W. STEWART,
Major Yates S. S, Ill. Vols.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN THE SOUTH.
Af6davits of Union Refugees.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF CokINTH,
Department of the Tennessee,
Corinth, Miss, Feb. 10.

Corlnth, Miss, FEB. III.
DEAR SIR:-I herewith send you for
publication in your paper, several affida-
Wits of refugees from Alabama, concern
ing outrages committed upon themselves
and property by the rebels. 1t seems to
be very appropriate TO publish these at
traitors at the North are making such a
noise and tumult about arbitrary arrests
and imprisonments, and have nothing
whatever to say about the outrages com
mitted>bv the rebels. 1t seems to me
apPropljate that the people of the North
should see what it costs to be O. Union
man II Alabama. Therefore | have col
lected tirse afidavits and send them to
you, hoping you will publish them.
Thousands of them could be obtained
with little trouble
STATEMENT OF HENRY J. SIMS.
A citizen of Tishomingo county, thirty
miles South of Corinth, ON Browns
creek. He says: Warren's company is
about Ro steen miles south of where he
lives, at kWarren's mill, in Itawamba
county; has about one hundred men
creek bottom, near CampDenS S. ~ ne
thinks they are guerrillas; they are rob-
hing and plundering families of Union
men, A DR.. Davies, living near Rienzi,
is a spy for them; used to live in Cor
inth; he obtains all the information he
can for Warren; he is acquainted with a
member of the Mississippi company
(Capt. Adam's) and promised to obtain
all the information he could and report
it in Corinth. Have been taking men
with dogs in west of Big Browns creek,
between Rienzi and Boonville; heard
that Roddy was between Burnville and
Bear Creek. HENRY J. SIMS.
Sworn and subscribed to before me,
this 26th January, 1863
JOHN PHILLIPS.
Captain and Provost Marshal
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Tsstimonv of Thomas Reid.

l live in Marion county, Alabama.
The rebels carried away from me one Q)
shot gun worth $25, and two beehives, for
which received nothing but abuse.
THos REID.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, this oath day of January,
1868. J. w. STEWART,
Major Yates S. s., Ill Vols.
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Testimony of John D. Mitchell

HEADQUARTERS "YATEs S. S."
GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. "a, 1863.
live in Marion county, Ala. The
rebels came to my house before l
left home, and broke up my dishes, &c,
abused my family, and carried off 100
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JEFFERSON [X] MILNER.
mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th day of Jan
uary, 1868. J. W. STEWART,
Major Yates S. s., ILL., Vols
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7. A. ]. XXI ]
mark

Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Miss, this Oath day of Janua-
ry, 1868. j. W. STEWART,
Major Yates S. S. Ill Vols.
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live in Marion county, Alabama; the
rebels have burned my house with fur
niture, beds, bedding, clothing, &c. also,
three (3) bales of cotton, two hundred
bushels of corn, fodder, &C.
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Testimony Of Aythur Inman.

l live in Marion county, Alabama. 1
had one CD horse and two (2) mules, all
of which the rebels took from me, and
for these l got nothing. l also know
that they took one mare, worth 500,
from W. II. Mitchell while heewas in the
Union army. his
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JEWELRY, WATCHES.
AND
q Is 9 q * -.

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM THE
I East with large and beautiful stock 1 nov
efer to sell
Gold and Silver Hunting Watches,
Small Gold Hunting Watches, ..
Gold Vest and Chafeain Chains
Diamond, Pearl and Opal Rings
Carbuncle, Pearl and Plain Sets Jewelry.
Breastpins, Buckles, Crosses, Necklaces, &c,
Gold and Silver Thimbles Lockets,
Silver Spoons, Caps and Napkin Rings.
silver Butter and Fruit Knives, Salt Spoons,
Plated Table Tea Spoons and Forks,
Studs, Sleeve Buttons and Ear Rings,
And many other articles too numerous to men /.
non, all OF which will sell at low figures for
Cash. ~
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
You will find it to your advantage.
GEO. A. BITTROLFF
=, No. IS Main Street.
\. b" afches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted. iar9o
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his
JOHN [X1 MITCHELL.

Sworn to and subscribed before me, at
Glendale, this oath day Of January, 1868.
j. w. STEWART,
Major Yates S. S. Ill Vols.
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bushels of corn and 1000 bundles of fod-
der, for which l received nothing.
his
JOHN D. x MITCHELL.
mark
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale this 24th day of January, 1868.
j. W. STEWART,
"Yates S. 81 His Vols.
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ARTHUR [Xl INMAN.


Sworn to and subscribed before me, at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th daysof Janu-
airy, 1868. j. W. STEWART,
Major Yates S. s., ILL., Vols.
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JOHN D. [Xl MITCHELL.
Testimony of John MITCHELL

HEADQUARTERS YATES S. S.,
GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. "a, 1863
l live in Marion county, Ala. Before
l left home the rebels took from me two
(2) good horses, and | have good reason
to believe that they have since taken an
other horse, all my corn and hogs, and
have burned my house and one (D bale
of cotton.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-09
j. s. MITH.Sx
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
No.8 second st,
(IE BRAY's BLOCK

CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
~ ur ment and fit warranted A stock of
at pricas that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Seching Bosoms, &e., done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully sc!icits q contuance OF the patronage 50
hberally bestowed for tie past i've years;
oct2 J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-09
Testimony Of Jefersot Miner.

HEADQUARTERS YATES S. S.,
e. GLENDALE, Miss, JAM 21, 1868.
1 live in Mississippi, near the Ala
bama line The rebels have taken from
me two (2) good horses, Is head of fat
hogs, and about 100 bushels of corn, for
which they gave me nothing