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Dec. /, 1869.
HEADQUARTERS JAoKsoS's CAVALRY DW,(
JACKSON, Miss, Nov. %, 1863.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 28, 1863.
CIRCULAR #.
To the Citizens Of Leake and Aadison:
The Brigadier General commanding this
division calls upon you for assistance in re-
pairing the n. o., J. l. G.. n. r. r. to Pearl
river. The benefits which will accrue to you
from the speedy completion of this road, are
well known to you, having for years prosper
ed with it. Let the demands of your country
and your own interests, induce You to send
forward your negroes, without his having to
resort to impressment. They will only be
for this special work. aud the moment it is
finished they will be returned to you.
Send forward Immediately to Capt. 7. s.
Williams, Superintendent N O., ]. & G. N.
&. r., at Canton Miss, or deliver to Lieut..
W. w. Keith, 28th Rog Miss. Cav'y, who is
now in your midst, as many ofgour able
bodied negro men as you can spare for this
work, and receipts will be given you by them.
! If you desire to do so, send your overseers
or agents along with them, to attend to their
treatment and welfare.
! Let them bring their Blankets; rations will
/ be furnished by the government.
! In all cases where receipts are given the
| officer giving them must take name and full
descriptive lists of The negro, date he received
him, and the name of the owner and his re-
/ sidence.
By command Of Brig. Gen. JACKSON.
GEO. M00RMAN,
Dee. !, 1863.-2t Capt. s A. A. Gen.
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G. B. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.
2 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

TENDERS his professional services to the
l. citizens of Canton and surrounding coun-
try Having an experience Of seventeen years
in the practice of his profession. be fiatters
Ne can be found at his residence, the house
formerly occupied by Col Singleton, or at the
drug store of Cassell d BSughn.
Oct, "a, 1869, hn 34-6t
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From the New York World.
The fact that at least fifteen thousand
Union soldiers are suffering in captivity,
and rendered most wretcbed by bad iris.
on.houses and meager food, weighs
heavily upon the heart Of every patriotic
citizen.
There Is a owrong suewhere. Where
ia IL? 1t will not do to say that the
rebels are in fault we must prove 1t, orI
neither the conscience nor the intellect
Of the country will be satisfied. When
the cartel was agreed upon, the Confed-
crates had an excess OF prisoners, and
released them under it. Then followed
the Pope campaign, which largely in,
creased that excess up to the surrender
Of Vicksburg and Port Hudson. We
should imagi that the surplus on their
side must have been nearly twenty thou
sand Grants campaign must have
given US thirty thousand, and Port
Hudson i've more, making a surplus of
twenty thousand in our favor. Since then
the captures on each side have been about
equal.
Mr.. Ould, the Confederate Commits
sioner, processes and publishes that be
never claimed parole except under the
cartel. He goes further he offers to
ACCEPT some orders which our War De-
partment thinks ought to control the car
tel in the order of their dates. or to
adopt any fair and reciprocal basis OF
exchange. Now, it is no answer to cry
cut, eve are all right and the rebels are
all wrong" Without opening the gen
eral question at all we may say "Send
us all the prisoners you have we will
send you an equal number {; or for SO
many as you send us we will send an
equal number" Ii, however, our au-
thorities were to suggest, in addition, that
Mr. Edward Everett, or Mr.. Hamilton
Fish, or some other gentleman OF known
prohety and fairness should meet any
gentleman the Confederate authorities
might select, to examine the condition
Of exchanges, and agree if possible, OF
to state to the Northern and Southern
public the exact point and extent Of d.
yergence. we might rid the war OF lha
mutual disgrace, the unnecessary palu
and discomfort of brave men.
Such is Stanton's ability to make {
NOODLE Of anything. that if it were Ger
tain that he had the control of the ex
changes we should be in great doubt
he had not managed to make us US care
less Of sur contract, the cartel. II b
has started with the idea that we hay
the right to modify the cartel withou
the consent Of the rebels. he is wrong
Admitting the South is what the Trbun
calls it., semi. barbarous. it would be
great shame TO find half barbarians NOR
free from insolence, and more careful {
the sacredness Of faith. than those spe
cimens of the highest honor and intell
gsnce hitherto bestowed upon the plane
Republican officials.
If our organs of power will not answe
elquestion why the exchange is stopped
will any Richmond paper, If this journ'
ever reaches that city, obtain from i
War Department the figures which sho
the condition Of the exchanges accord
ing to their books? II
Let us. as we fight. Gght like mel
and not like Bob Acres, cherish Il
luxury q little abuse. 90 sdI
rs .sa.s r-17--------s 0p-->-~~-~~-e~-~~ ta
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800 REWARD:

nN Saturday, November %. we gave our
" negro boy, SHELBY, n pass to look for
n stray mule 10 tie vicinity 81 Canton. On
Saturday night we learned that he had gone
as FIR as the Confederate pickets on the YaEoO
road. by whom he was stopped lie then
turned back towards Canton. but has not
since been heard of, and VIC have reason to
believe has runaway
Said boy is about IL years old black com
pleSion five feet. six or seven inches high;
will weigh about IDS lbs, and is smart in
teligent fellow. lie was purchased from Mrs.
German, of Silver creek, Yazoo county.
The above reward will be given for his APP
preheuson and delivery to Us at Jackson, or
safe lodgmentin jail SO that We get him, to
gether with the mule, which is q large mouse
colored horse, six or seven years old, bought
of Mr.. Lambeth, of Yazoo county.
Address either of Us at Jackson, Miss.
ID. w. BUSIO.
RlCH'D CLARDY.
Dec. l, 1863, lot
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Factory Thread.

MOS. 6, 8, 10, 10, and l4 for sale by
IN G. G. DELACROIX.
Dec. /, 1863. 7-3t
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r. II. GOULD. Collector for
9.-39 CT Madison District.
q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

~ NhARhRaHSNEdNHh lNOHhCCs
r ETTERS of administration on the estate
IL of Samuel j Stokes having been granted
to tho undersigned by the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, on the 9th day
of November. A. d, 1868 +;
All persons indebted to said decedent ara
notified to come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner aad
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
PATIENCE L. STOKES, Adm'x.
Nov. 81, 1863. 38-6w
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MAsN.. n pRM,

On 2sth nit, ather residence, near this
place, By Elder D. E. BUsFs, Capt. 7. b,
WRITER'S, of Crittendeu county, Ark, to
Mrs. ELISABETH KYLE, Of this ceunty.
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slraycd or stolen.

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FIRST DISTRICT

Grenada.
Counties of Marshall, Desoto, Tunica, Pa
nola, Lafayette, Calhoun, Yalobusha, ITALIA
hatchie. Coaholua, Bolivar, Sun1iower, Car
roll and Choc.aw.
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Exchange Notice No. q.
RICHMOND, Der. l6, 1863.

RICHMOND, Ger. 10, 1868.
YlHE following Confederate officers and
j. men are hereby declared duly exchanged:
/ All officers and men captured and pavoled
at any time preyious to the lst ofSeptember,
1868. This section, however, Is not intend
ed to i1clnde any officers or men captured at
Vicksburg, July 4th. 1868, except such as
were declared exchanged by Exchange Notice
No. 6, September 18th, 1863. or are specifi
cally named in this Notice. But it does en-
brace all deliveries made at City Point or
other places before Sept. lst 1863, and with
the limitation above named, all captures. at
Port Hudson or any other place where the
parties were released on parole.
2. The Stats Of Generals Pemberton, Stew
enson, Bowen, Moore, Barton. S. d. Lee,
Cummings, Harris and Baldwin, aud of Coils.
Reynolds, Cockrell and Dockery the officers
and men belonging to the Engineer Corps
and Sappers and Miners, and the 4th and
10th Mississippi regiments, all captured at
Vicksburg, July 4th, 1863.
3. The general officers captured at Yicks.
burg, July 4th. 1863, were declared exchanged
July 18th, 1863. ts ,ifs1H5J taa3s PIE
ROBERT OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
Southern papers copy six times aud send
bills to the War Department.
Nov IA 1851 27.Rt
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LAND For SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
4 600 ACRES, about half bottom, with
I,Ul'O. splendid two-story flame build
ing. Out-houses, Gin, Press and stables all
complete. Also, 100 bales of cotton. and
40 or 50 head Of cattle and corn to supply the
place. The above land is in Leake county,
10 miles South Of Kosciusko on the Canton
road which offer low for cash.
f, L. B. STORY.
Oct. %, 1863. 9ms.
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AdnmimiStratOr's Notice.

IAUHEEHHaKSUFUUUE| IVUGNCFs
TT ETTERS of administration on the estate
IL of Washington Ford, deceased. having
been granted to the undersigned by ehe Pro-
bate Court of Madison county, on the 9;h
day of November. A. D. 1858;
All persons Indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JOHN F. FORD, Admir-.
Nov. 81 1863. 3s-ew
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WANTED.

WANTED to buy young NEGRO WO-
w MAN with q child, three TO six months
old, for which - good price will be given
Apply at this Office. ,
Dee 3, 1893 B-u
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LOST NOTE.

NOTE ofbaad. given ~ r J. Btiscos
~ 10 w. Il Anderson. ~ beseer, dated Janu.
arr aih. 1850. for eighty dollars. All persons
arc forewarhed against lrhdug for the same.
and the maker not 10 pay u 81 any person
except mysef Abb. y. ANDbkSlh'
Nav ~. IrG3 G-Jt
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AT Iris Office, good Cook. Washer and
y lfghef also, an acire negro bny, ~ or
Ia ysss. ofd ON N
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SPECIAL nKEtiHO " ihf igAil y
~ psIles " Msals8a sgsayi Hul " hf'a
sa kaassf lbs gifl lfsl ..,,, al.
Dee =, 1853 vaa
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CDpAIlTNERNTIIp.

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nsfshlp uHdsf eve HAme aHd fiyle n
Dffes a i,aadsN, sad 49, arihoftsa ~
ssitls ne baslasat n hoiby 4 kitlafds sad
! i, Richards 4 Co. Ail pef4ni indshtsd
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tWH W.T.
tl IL saf inffn0a ~ tahfhs tnfftltsF
stfInly ~ ihe afae buslnsis, sod kssp pr
ftaek flil md complete aul ~ hope y Ne
able 90 merit tle patronage of 9uf ifianN4,
UNNiOk A bANUhhB.
Canton, pee ial fsi1 To
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Saddle and Harnosn Repairing.
A NJ 0UHLEY vii DO ~ h. zen. al hls
~ fesidshfe, ono mile seuthlvsai ~ Usa.
Ton, sppliesuis furnishing materials A. faf a.
pgssihls.
Nov. ~. g6s
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fTiuk thbasflner W AaHl1Hs W rent ~ ssli
tract N laad, containing rtG Affsf
sitaeisd miles asnhsvsft nom Kfk weos,
HsAisss eoaniy, Mss Tbsfe afs abssl 40
~ 800 asfu on elsafsd iand On ibt plaes-.
al olssfsd wlihia she pssi years Thee
sfs coed negro hoafff, offfasw'a house,
stable aBd cribs Add would aall witb the
plaes. f,10U Dbsbslf ~ fofa. Applications
" Ne Wsis % ihs usdsrlgssd, ~ klfkssos
LucY a hCWibLtE.
Nov ~, iasa bse
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NOTICE.

4 Ill persons owning or having the care Of taxa.
N BILE property in the district OF Madison, but
residing out Of the district, are notified that the
lists now open for inspection, and will remain
open for Is days after this notice.
Appeals may be taken ut any time within the said
Is days to the Collector relative TO excessive or er.
roneous valuation or enumeration by the assessor
All appeals must be presented In writing, the par
tieular matter or thing respecting which decision
IS requested and the ground or.prnciple of Unequal
ty or error
r. II. GOULD Collector for
Nov. II. l9G9.-39Gt Madison District.
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Southern papers copy six times aud send
bills to the War Department.
Nov. Is, 1863. 37.6t.
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MAJOR R. II. CUNY, 9. s. Columbus.
Counties of Tishomingo. Tippah, Ponto
toe, Itawamba, Monroe, Chickasaw, Lownde
and Octibbeha.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04

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psroen icQte, 8eltent MAIDEN, ALIEN tas
Tam unS ni@t IRE MAIDEN. gDir trplen
nun einu1al feuriae 8oblen auf 1ein 5aur,
lammeln uno bleiben babel: Ma9t 9rn,
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8eruotftne Grase: "9N'sio?" beant>
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die palme bab' iG mir errunaen.
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pie Dummbeit 1T mein @attelaauL
Man rpirp mid mditen, miro mid nubeln
Srau@ ouf;ulperren nur cas Miaul!"
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Die domination Der 1tuipu6,
Mdnner.

Der @erlu@ Ter .<Copperheadss, un<
lsre; Giant Elm Iidst ron Mit9liecern H.
ter Clique a%ufsuidminrsln, bat unit.e 10,
pale @tc6lterun9 gun, 8emu0tltin ibre,
pft9t pa& 9erufen. s.-1 r.
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pnSs@pnpenttpn fanp ben frdfti9.
fen @iererbau lei ben beien Mdnne1n
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fratil@en partei uno an, ,pereon9enen
Mittmo@ ta0te in Der MarttbolIe cine
Berlammlun9 ron Mdnnern, bic aus hen,
&ern Der @t. paul 8ir9erl9aft te1ant.
Das 3eiultat ibrer rlrpi8en uat po,, ten,
Wunlde rem @cbl Ter Staet unp rer
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ti91te Hednun9 III tra9en beieelten Ser,
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mir nit Stol3 fir rae uniriee ertldren unit
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rienen, uns einRS6en fann, unlern Mitz
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ras 9 r9ebnib RON Yartet< Ganatismue unit
partet@ Sntere0e. g 1T tie Mrtsit r.r!i&e,
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fen woQen.
Serer Mann auf unlerem 1idet febt
Dor unleren Mittir8ern in ben, beuen
2i9te zines Yatrioten unb bur@ Sn.Qi.
aen3 uni Gr3iebune, eur6 Character unp
Grfabrun8 fir ea5 betrefenpe 9n,t befd-
bi0ten Mannee.
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mir fir zines Ter midti9Ren Startdmter,
fit Mlpermann nnc S&uliniputcr, len
Namen 9ea@teter reutl$er 8Qreer auf
rem 2idet 9ldnjen lehen.
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ibre Ganoicaten aus ben, Bpper,
a : Des bieGeen Deutl&tbume. 70
peit peni9itens bic Controller 5 0ffee In
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ni9e 1T, pelne zen Mmerifanern Mdtun0
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pon d&tem Sdrot unb &orn, Dor rem
ceutlden 8ur9er, al ee1en @ertb ale
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funeen.
Die Babl teS Unions 8 3idet, te7en
linp mir i'm tisfRen 9nnern fsit lberseuet,
miro cine Mera 9ere1ter unp treuer 8er>
waltun9 fir tie Stact einleiten, u. Diff
brau&en unp un9etlbren Elm Gnre MAJ
den, unter renen namentli@ eas Deuti@<
tbum bisber ~ empfnpli@ ~ leiren bate.
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ibn aus BEN Munpe p<r 6olpaten sic
ii bic bee Yreiies flr ben liebrei9en. NM
erl&rcdenen unp fdbiQen Wann Der @il>
f.nf@afL per am Yoiten ieiuer Yfiat bliet.
no : ~99Rfette ft& .per tana + Pie xclun9
Ipar. "
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men, faben MIR Doctor @tetpart In ben,
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fir &ami.p.@ County, unp ltin eifri9es er>
fol9rti&es @irten In bic let Stelun0 er>
uorb ibut rie 6u&a@tun8 aler itiner
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np-nu,en.
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bat per Manor pie Yolt5eima&t In itiner
3ant, unit Der t,dnn:i@e, fe(e Character
bee 81. Stemart blr8t eaflr, rab unter
fe:ner autoritdt bic tdrtil&e Yoli3ti 3u
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len baben. sr~r4e5 r.,
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ter ppr Sabren Gity>M o,l4au rpar unp
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f@ IN Gin 3owry, Ne(t perrpanrelte, bae
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gun, poli3eidet wie fe BET un8lidlide
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0.b6rt tlieben. miro Doctor Ste1part Mts
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@err ter einsn portreffi&en @enparmeu
ab9dte, &penr feline 3a9bafti8teit u. 3imz
ptrliateit ni&t nod 8r66er >pdre> ols ,eiu
a%ufaeblaiener 9odmutb. @ir penten
Die @dblsrl&aft ldet pieien trauri9eu
S&attnu,ann, ce1tn einSi9e 6erSensrpal.
lun9en IN Ter 2iebe 3u ZEN uobeln @asa>
lieren bes Slpens befeten, 3u 9aule be-
rMuttern" uno wdblt Ten Mann Dor
@eift unp 6tr3, pom Mutb uno Gdbiafeit
pe, Greunp rer Nrn,en unp res @eltea
gum BurRemeifer. ...,. 20.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-04

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