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ry-JusrlcE-We publish a commu-
cation from the army with this sigma
.uro. If the f,cts are true, as represen'
ted, this soldier, with stolen plumes
should be exposed before the army
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Communicated.


BRooKsvILLE Miss. Nov, 7, 1868. &.
Mr.. Edit0r.
l have seen in your paper
several appeals from the President of
The Board OF Police, calling far contrib
utors to assist in feeding the families Of
soldiers. Mr.. Bush proposes to be ore
o ftwcnty to give ten thousand dollars
FIR that purpose. and several other geO'
tlemcu have responded to his proposition
Mr.. Scott Thompson is now proposing
to raise a Provision Fund, This is all
very liberal, commendabl ole ana patriotic,
and speaks we'll for all concerned, But
why should . few men do what It is the
duty of all the people ofthe county to
rerform. | ~unders4gnd the Board Of
Police is vested with Tull authority by
law, to levy and coIlcct a tax for this
special purpose IF this is not so, or it
they arc restricted, the law defectiye,
or anything clse that renders il impoSsl,
Bile for the necessary means to be raised
by taxation, | hold it is'due the people,
they should be informed Of it-buc il
the Police Court has the power, 1t Is
heir duty to use, 1t aud stop this Kind
If begging. The people of tals county
are always willing to d. their dn'y,
many IF Us perhaps are not as liberal as
We should he but enough SO to meet all
necessary demands when they Gene up
properly besides some of US don't want
our names in the paper. II those hsS'
ug contsol Of this subject have done
their dnty aud there is still n felt
hen these ont side moves IRE all IN the
roper direction and there will be nc
rouble in raising the money,
hope the President Of the Board
will make q statement showing the con.
dilion Of the matter.
am determined to do my whole duty
IS scon as | can learn it-but not one
cent for buncum. Y
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MT, Beacon ;
There is nothing transPlr'
ing in Jo1nston's army at present that
con interest your readers; | can By no
means make anything readable out Of a
dull, organized camp. lmu't acknowl'
edoe that there was a little excitement
in Loring's Division last Saturday and
Sunday Yanks were actually advance
ing booming of cannon and even the
roar Of small arms kept our blood stirN
ring, and couriers were travelling the
road like mad all Saturday night, all
confidently expected the morrow's sun
would bring US in conflict with the foe.
Every preparation was m4de for it, the
sick aud trains were sent to the rear,
across Pearl River %rations were cooked
and put in haversacks. the necessary
arms and ammunition distributed, pTis>
oners all released from arrest to redeem
their character in the expected engage
ment, the ground selected, and one or
two regiments thrown forward in the
q. night to CHECK the euemy'S advance.
5 Osbforce wds supposed to be sufficient.
in camp phrase, to take them in, aud
Old Blizzard was to have a new feather
n III his cap, but the best laid scheme d
mice and men gang aft aglee The Ell
envy reerossed Big Black, and We have
quietly settled down by some stagneu.
b pools of water that have been standin!
ever since last winters rise, and tha
breeded myriads Of millions Of musqui
e toes last Summer. II is thcs sccont
le duty ola commander to look after til.
y, health, comfort and morals Of his mel
lc but neither are benefited much in GU
rs present situation Our very eycelleu
President, IN his ate address to the q
Of mics of the C]onfederacy' has ,%eolsrat
N in SO many words, that seltdenaI IS tt
browning virtue of a soldier, ,a TIL
all mal.contert is and sewers Of iiscor
are preparing for a harvest Of o lgh:e
: but that is no reason why this )ugad
u should drink such water and T. t cou
plain, and wien 80 much better is yer
y accessible. But | will MOI say an, thin
more, il | do some one, who, eff courS
has a right, will be sure to say | Al
g%rumbliug.
OF Company ID" has lately hid a cttC
u from its Captain who is ccnmandir
a the outpost at Kosciusko, Miss. Or
VI hundred and thirteen men were col
y scripted there in one week and sent il
'e' 0 the service. from which we mig
" infer, even taking that as TOO gre
a an average, that this war is beir
~ vigorously prosecuted all over Il
C~onfcderncy. Vigorously prosecuted
Those two would make a splendid su'
ject for leader. How many times, NJ
Editor, have you seen them in pri
~ since the war began? Can you reckt
how many times they have been pros
~ uted to mean aud vile purposes? he
many blatant patriots have vociferouS
lssented to some vigorous resolution
NV proposition, and then tnok the next ira
Wv for Okolona and vicinity, where be pr
Chased potatoes at two aud three dolla
The per bnshel, and other supplies at &C
an, responding rates, aud shipped them
| MnasdSA -, ,ruoz 1
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Macon, Mississippi.
wednesday, Nov. IL, 1903.

nz-Tbe Mobile Tribune and Tele"
.grauh have come out in new dress
They are now handsomely printed.
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many like him, we must admit IN the
army Of Virginia who was taken prison
er at Gettysburg, and after he was re"
leased, although he was suffering from
effects ola severe wound, took the field
again and wrote to his father, that it was
his determination ITO live u freeman or
die a soldier" That is what call ylg
orous. lfthis Government, j. this peo-
pie prosecuted thi war as vigorously as
that young man, if officials in high Fla
ces, if aspirants for honors, if vigorous
prosecutors who deal in necessarles Ut
life and thereby amass money had but
a part of the nobleneSs OF soul Of that
Young man, what II different aspect
affairs would wear low. But this is all
s,creotypbrd, I have told you what |
think about it please hear noS what a
considerable aud respectable body of
Noxubee' soldiers have to say on al.
other subject, T, l, Il,
."..'.'..s
CAMr 20TH MISS RFG'r,
NEAR CANTON, Miss, Oct, 70, 1863
Mr.. Ferris
Our attention having been
directed % the report Of the meeting
lately he'd by our gallant brethren tie
Noxubec Rife,) in the army of Virginia,
:, III reference to the reconstruction Senti,
ment said to prevail in our District
company 20" Goth Miss, Reg't, has
thought i; due the honor of Mississippi
soldiers everywhere that they all utter
; their solemn protest against such cor
teu,puble treachery, and asks that yoJ
publish the following report of a meet
, ing of it members.
On motion Of Sergt. Armstrong
=, Lieut., Galloway was called to the bali
: and Lieut.. Yerris requested to act a,
Secretary,
Tie object Of the meeting having beet
d explained by the Chairman, the follow
+ ing committee was appointed to drat
4 resolutions expressive Of the occasion.
=. Serg't W. NJ Armstrong, Serg't h
q C, Bompass and Corporal W, l.. Malone
to which WIS added Lieut.. Ferris, by
y vote Of the meeting.
After some deliberation, the follow
. ing preamble md resolutions we're pre-
~ posed az the sentiment of the Noxube,
Rifemen, and we're unanimously adopt
=, ed.
. Whereas, having heard that tier
N were men in our Congressional District
who entertain thoughts Of and favo
Reconstruction Of the old Union" {
!, which the abortive call on Moses Jor
), dan to become q candidate for Governo
~ was in cur opinion an eyidencr) an
10 feeling that such sentiment i, dangerou
and represents but a small portion {
our people, therefore,
? Re ii resolved, LIST, That the maiorit
nj of the people ofthe Third District, as
N the whole State, are loyal to our caus,
opposed to any reconstruction of ii
r. old Government
X %, That the entertaining or expire
Or non Of such sentiments, i'll becomes me
N who have seen cur fields laid waste, OF
r.. homes destroyed, our kindred slain au
,. our women and children driven fort
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fuse to be taught how 10 surrender
9Th. That the Macon Beacon be re.
questel to publish the proceeding Of thi:
meeting. On motion tho meeting ad'
journcd
G. G GALLOWAY, Chairman.
=. J. FERRIS Secretary.
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Otc. q l36S,


10 y" n
HOSE having ,i'i@ 5. as d.'s,sl,
y. estate ot 3 Paul'l "sn' a ooS'.
viii present. Thea iiof .r'i N,Se,IlIENRY.
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No. lS5.
LIMITED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

Attest.
JOHN n. REA. Clerk
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE,
The sentinel for 1903!

THE governmental and political questions Of The
coming year viii have absorbing interest for every
citizen We engaged In gigantic civil war. the re-
suit Of which foresec. II thresfens radical
change IN the institutions and principles upon which the
Government founded. and the destruction 81 the
liberty and rights Of the citizen, such as the
people Of no other nation have enjoyed, and 10
which may be attributed unequaied progress
In national prosperity and greatness. The issue viii
be upon Us. whether this free Government shall be
preserved and maintained and the rights Of the States
under The Constitution perpetuaied, or apo~eria central
authority permitted grow Of this oolier-
aig state lines state institutions and all those checks
upon the Federal Government, rights reserved BY the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
rionty Of nationality States lone the sea- for
the common objects firth In the Constitution, but
"dIstnct as billows In the management Of their
purely domestic affairs These questions involved
the recent elections, AMI the voice Of the people was
most emphaticaly expressed for the consuiuon IL
is and the Unon ~ was" Never there time
when IL important that the people should be thor
oughly advised the progress and condition Of public
Affairs AM Of passing events. people fit for
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REFCBLIcsNs HOLDING ovrR.
Delaware and Blackford-wAlter March.
Fasetfe and Uuion-Bcsjsmin r. Clsypool.
Fountain-Henry Campbell
Hamilton and Tipton-Geo. II. 9rubb.
hensr1cks and B00ne-S0lom0n Blair
Henry--Joshua II. Mallett
Lsporte aud Starke--Abrsm Teegarden.
Miami and falton--Daniel r. Bears.
Moutgomerv--Michael q White.
Noble. Dekalb and Steubes - Timothy X.
Dickinson
Randolph-Thomas r Brown. contested
Rnsh-Edwa~i n M~Berry.
Decatur ID Pleak-l3
EEPrsLIcxSs ELxcrKD.
JefersoB--John l. Mansfield
Wayne-Othnel Beeson
Benton. Warren and Whife-Alfred Reed.
Tippecanoe-Moses G. Culver.
Jasper. Lake, Newton and Porter-Ezra Right.
PHke and Nermillion-O. p. Davis.
Msrion--John e. New (contesi) .-c-2l.
Elkh4rt and Lagrange-John II. Baker.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING 0yEK.
Clark and Scott-Chsrles =. Ferguson.
Clay and Putnam Archibald Johnston.
Gibson. Dubois and Pike-Thomas Shoulders.
johnson and Morgan-FraBkIin Lsnders. {
Shelby aud Hancock-Martin NJ Ray
vigo and Sallivan-Henry X. Wilson.
Washington and Harrison-Sime0n X. Wolf.
Jennings aud Jackson-Medea W Shields
DEMOCRATS ELECTED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley
Marshall and st Joseph-Horsce Corbin.
Grant and Madison-John ID. Marshall.
Posey and anderburgh-Geoge W Finch.
Perry, Spencer and Warrick-B L. Fuller.
Davis and Knox-James ID Williams
Greene and 0wen-George y Moore.
Lawrence and Martin-Thomas COBB.
Crawford aud 0range-Henry jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Paris G. Dunnipg.
Barthoiomew-Francis T Hord.
Dearbom-James W Gaf
Franklin-Thomas Clifford.
Adams, Jay and Wells-George s. Brown.
AIlen-Pliny Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitley-A. j. Douglas
Carroll and Clinion-Leander McCiurg.
Cass. Howard and Pulaski--John Davis.
Ripley-WilIam l. Hartley-l9-27
-. INDEPENDENT.
Ohio aud MISUNDERSTANDING G. Downey.
Kosciusko aud Wabssh-William c. Graves
Republicans holding over. .............l3
elected
-2l
Democrats holding over.
:" elected. ......l9
Independents ....---..-...-...-..
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w Dry Goods Business. by young man who thor
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j@ciions 10 20 into country store
Address A p O.. of the Sentinel Office rndisnspo-
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The events Of the they developed will be
faithfully given that the public may be advised
its progress the results Of battles; the condition Of the
conending armies and all that affects the great struggle
home and abroad for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition. the Ssntinsl will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and GIN
CISNATi GENERAL and CATTLE MARKETS, the con-
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Attest:
JOIN II. Re-. Clerk
(NO. 1872
4 United STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN

mo. 1872
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed in the Dis
n the United States within and for the Seventh
Circuit and District of Indiana the 18th day Of pec 1862
By John Hanna, Esq, Attorney for the United States
for the District # Indiana against the following described
Promssnry dated January q 1889 October 1851
with interest from date for six thousand f6 O0u) dollars
said note given by james H. Creighton To David g. Rose
in consideration IF certain real eastaie in Lapo county,
Indiana and by said Rose and transferred said
Burr p. holland, for a violation Of the powers Of
act 81 Congress- approved July II, 1897 entitled An
act suppress nsnrrection punish and rebel
on seize and ccnscate the properly rebels and
other purposes and praying process against said note
and that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the mOntion under the
seal Of said court to directed and delivered DO here
by give public notice all persons claiming said note
that they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States 10 be held the city of lndianapoi
in and for the District of Indiana the third Monday
May next. at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day. then and there nterpoe their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf.
ID. e. ROSE, U. s. Marshal
Per |. s. BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JOHN H. REA, Clerk. decl7-dl4t
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decl7-dl4t

No. lS5.
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. s.:
WHEREAS. A libel of information has been filed in the
District IL the United >tatrS within nd for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana, the 18th day
November. 1852. by John Hanna. ESQ., Attorney OF
the United for the District of Indiana against
trunk, buggy, 80 qunine, lbs. opium. NOR
phine. bottles causiic. 1913 quiuiue. lot opium
and s. phine, seized al Evansvi lie. for violation
the laws o the Uuited >tate the said goods and
cbandise being cOnraband war, and praying process
against said goods. aud that the may be con-
6rned and old a. articles contr band Of war.
Now, therefore. IN pursuance OF the monitor under
the seal Of said court 10 directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming 'aid
property any part thereof any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court 81 the United States be held the city OF lndi
snapols. for the District Of ndians the nrsi
Monday Of January nex At ten O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day then and there 10 inepo>e their claims and
10 make their allies atoms IN that behalf
n q. ROSE, L s Marshal
Per l. 5 BiGELow, Deputy.
Attest
JONI u. RIA, Clerk. decl7-dl4t
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new Legislature will assemble on the sth Of Janu-
AIRY Its action will have deep interest for the
citizens OF Indiana The Sentinel will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of It's proceedings that the
reader understand from day day what their Repre-
sentatiyes are doing.
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VIII assemble. and the most important questions
will be brought before !, for determination One Of
which, the Emancipation and Colonization policy Of the
President will vitality affect the future of the country.
All interesting Congressional proceedings will be
ported In the Srhtinei.
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NO. 1850
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
III DIANA IS.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS. libel of information has been filed i'm the
District Court of the United within and for
be Seventh Circuit and District of indiana on the 18th
day of December 1s62 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
for the United States for the District of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects of Burr
Noand to-wit One PromiSsory Note, dated January u
1889 due October l. 1862 with interest from date for the
sum of six thousand $4,000 dollars. said given by
one James II Creighton TO David g. Rose in consideration
oil certain real estate in apOre county. Indiana and by
said Rose assigned and transferred said Burr r holland
for violation of the Powers of act OF Congress OF July
H. 1862. entitled An act to suppress Instruction pun
Sh treason and rebellion, TO seize and confscate tn,
property Of rebels and for other purposes and praying
process against said note and that the same may bs
condemned and >Cld "a enemies property.
Now, therefore, in Pursuance of the monton undel
the seal Of said court directed and delivered d,
hereb' give public notice to all persons claiming SAID
note any part thereof, in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said Dstrc
Court Of the United States be held the city ofndian
apols. in and for the District Of Indiana the third Mon
day of May next at ten O'Clock of the forenoon Of tha
day. then and there TO inerpOse their claims and TO
their Legations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE L. s. Marshal,
Per !. ). BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest:
JoHN H. RIA, Clerk decl7-d14t
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U. S. MARsHAL'S NOTICES,

mo. 1911
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
~ DIANA, s.:
WHEREAS libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
seventh Circut and District Of Indiana, on the 18th
day Of December, 1852 By John Hanna Esq. Attorney
Of the United States, for the District Of Indiana against
the following described credits and effects % Burr
holland, tO-wt. one Promssory Note dated January 81
1883, due October $780, with from date for
six thousand dollars. les, noO) aid given by one
James u. Creighton 10 David G. Rose in consideration o
certain real estate in LapOrte county Indiana and by
said Hose assigned and transferred 10 said Burr No
land, for violation the powers II act Of congress
approved July i7 IS62. entitled IAN suppress
surrectOn, punish treason and rebellion seize and
conhScate the property Of rebels aud for ohr pur-
pos~s and praying process against said note and that
the may be condemned and sold enemies prop
erty.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the moniton under the
seal Of said court directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all persons claiming said
or any part thereof ia any Interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court
the United States 10 be held al the city Of indianapolis
In and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
May next ten o'clock Of the forenoon Of that day
then and there 10 inerpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, q. s. Marshal
Per J. 5. BlGEL0W, Deputy.
Attest
JONI III. RIA Clerk dec17-dI4t