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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27
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sB-The quota of drafted men under the re
cent call of the President isput down at ,659.
tB-T The army of the Potomac is not doing
much. Meade is watching the wiley foe with
an eagle eye.
Major Gen. Foster, passed through Gin
cinnati last Monday, en- route for his command
in East Tennessee.
fB- Thirty six prisoners escaped from Castle
Thunder, Richmond, on the night Of the 18th
by mining under the northern walls into pr
vate lot. Twenty three were afterward caught
eB-A drafted man in the N, A. 2d District
furnished ten men as his substitute, before he
found one that would pass.
tF Arrangements are now being made te
pay up the armies in full, for two months, end
ing with November -... ... a..
sT Tsandusky County, with the soldiers, vote
elects her entire County Union Ticket. Bean
was Wiped by the Union vote, and is now in o
dying condition.
eF~A new paper toexpound Union principle,
and support the policy of the government is a
bout to be established at Louisville, Ky.
eY-Col. J. NJ. Connell, of the 18th Ohio State
Senator elect, has resigned. ,..
sy-The three year six per cent interest bear
ing notes are nearly ready.
rY-Johu K. stettler, of Philadelphia, has
been sentenced, by Court Martial, to five years
in Albany penitentiary, for fraud
in furnishing supplies to the army. The sen
tenee has been approved by the President
Gov Ramsey Of Minnesota, has brought
to Washington a treaty with the Indians on
the border of the Red river. by which we ac-
quire II 100000 acres Of land and all otstrue-
tons to traders from st. Paul are removed.
EH-six millions Of dollars, almost, have been
paid for exemption from the draft This indi-
Gates that pelf s more abundant than pluck.
eF-The lake fisheries this season are very sue.
eessfnll. s- .r.a
tX-The Baltimore American warns the slaye.
holders of Maryland that their negroes. now of
little use to them. will soon be OF less, and AL
vises them to club together to induce foreign i,a-
migrants to come into that State
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27

Sold by all Druggists everywhere. Ask for
Helmbold Stake no other Cut this Advertis-
ment out, aud send forit, and avoid imposition
and exposure. ........ ..-...-
Nov. 20, lS63,-Jy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27
HHL AHM SNOSvaH Madv
AMERICAN WATCH.
IS THE BEST.

tits made on tho best principsl. while th'
foreign watch i, generally made on no princi-
Pile at ALL
Let us look at the contrast. The foreign
which is mostly made by women and boys. by
hand. While their labor is cheap their work is
lear at any price. Such wa tches are made
with plan, and sold without guarantee They
are designed only to sell, and the buyer is to-
party most thoroughly sold. Those who hav,
kept "ancres," "lepines" and 'Swiss levers
in professed repair for few years will .appreci
ate the truth of our stateme 1t.
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made Of several hundred
little pieces. screwed together, the body of the
American Watch is formed OF SOLID PLATES.
No jar iptcrfercs with the harmony Of it's
working, and no sudden shock can throw its
machinery out Of gear. Secession Of one pa t
from another is unknowu to its constitution,
and in riding or any business pursuit, it is all
held together as firmly as piece Of metel. 1t
is just what all machinery should be-
LIST. ACCURATE. ...,..
ID. SIMPLE.
Sd. STROEG.
sNnN ~ ~
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU r
va Positive and Specific Remedy for diseas
es Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Drop
sical Swellings.
This Medicine increases the power of Dige'.
ton, and excites the kbsprbents into healthy
action, by which the" Watery or Calce'ous de-
positions, and Unnatural Enlargements are re-
duced, as we'll as Pain and lnfamation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27
FEMALES-FEMA S-FEMALES.

In many Aft ctions peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchc is unequaed by any other rem
edy, as in Obloiosis OF Retention. lrregulnrity
Panfulness or Suppression ofcustomary Evac.
uation, liberated or Scirrhous state of the Utter
us, Leuchorlhoea Or Whites SteriIity, and for
all completes incident to the SEX, whether ari
siag from indiscre:ion Habits Of Dissipatsop, or
In tho Decline OF Change of Life.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27

Use Helmtold's Ext act Buchu for all offec-
tons and diseases of the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Male or Female, from " hat.
ever carse originating and no matter Of How
Long Standing. =.
q Diseases of these Organs requires the aid of
Diuretic, Helmbolds Extract Buchu is the
great Diuretc and is certain to kave the de-
sired effect in all diseases for hich it is recon
mended. Evidence of the most reliable and
responsible cha' ucler, will acconpay the medl.
cine '
Price 81 90 per bottle, or six for $500 De.
livered to any Address, securely packed from
observation, Describe Symptoms in all com.
munic atous; Cures Guaranteed-A Gratis
Address letters for information to
H. b. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
No. lo4 South Tenth St. bel. Chestnut, Phila.
HELMBoLD'S Medical Depot
hELMBOLD Drug and Chemical Ware
house, 594 Broadway. New York. .-..---
Beware of Counterfoits and Unprncipled
Dealers who endesvor to dispose 'of their own"
and "othe'" articles on the reputation attained
by HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARA-
TIoNS, Extract Buchu, SarsapGrilla and In
proved Rose Wash.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-27

| uTHING That Is not wholesome, geniel and
| L Y restorative In its.nature, enters into 1.-The
composition Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlrFERS Thispapu'ar preparation contain.
no mineral Of any kind; no botanical element;
no fiery exci.ant: but it il II computation of the
extracts of rare bal.amic berbs and plants.
with III purest ahi mlldest Of all diffu.ve
.timulants. s.N lfC.
1t is to he forearmed ag ainss disease. and. 80
far as the humah system can be protected BY
means against malades engendered by an un
external causes, HOSTETTER'S B1TTERS
may be relied on afa safegiard. n
In di trict. infested with Fever aud Ague, it
has been found infallible as preventive aud
irresistible as a remedy, and Thousands who
resort to it under apprehension Of an attack,
escaped the scourge; aud thousands who ne.
g,ct to avail them selves If its protective quail
tiles in advance, are cured by very brief colrse
Of this maryelous medicine. Fever and Ague
patients, after oring Piled with guinine ior
months in vain until fairly sntnratcd with that
dangerous aIkaloip are not unfrequenty res
tored to health within few days by the use OF
HOSTETTFR'S BlTTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invsgoratod,
and the appetite restored by this agreea BILE ton
ic, AMI ence it works wonders in cases of Dis
pcpsia, aud in less codfrmed forms of Indiges.
tion. Acting os a gentle and painless apperi.
ent. as we'll as upon the Liver. it also inynria-
bl, relieves the Constipation superlnduced by,
irregular action Of the digestive and secretivs
torgans. .i..-. r....ns -.
Persons of feeble habit, Iiabre to Nervous 4.
tacks, Lowncss Of Spirits and Fits of Lauguor,
find prompt and perpan ent reli'f from the Bit.
ers. The testimony Oh this point is mo st con-
elusive, and from both sexes. ..--. ,..
The agonr Of Bilious Collie, is imms diately
assuagcd ty singl" dose oI the stimnl ant, and
by occasionally resorting to it, the return Of
the com painnl!b be prevented.
AS General Tonic, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS produce effects which must be txpe,i-
eneed or Witnessed before they cau be fully ap.
precia cd. In cases Of Constitutional Weakness,
remature Decay and d. biity aud Decri,uds,
ari.ing from Old Age, it exercises the electric
influence. In the convalescent stages Of all
diseases, it operates as Il delightful invigorant.
When the powers of naturs are relaxed it ope.
rates to re-enforce and re establish tn ill.,
Last but not least, il is The Only Sale Stim.
u'ant, bcing manu- factured from soun and iu-
nocuous materials, and entirely free from tie
acid elements present more or less in all the
ordinary toncs and stomsehics o the day.
No family medicine has been SO univemM.
ly, aud. ii may be truly added, deservodly pop
uar with the intelligent portion of the commit
nifty, as HOSTETTER'S'BlT 'BlTTERS. arI
~ Prepared by HOSTETTER e. SMITH,
Pa. fH'
Sold by all Druggists, Groces and Store.
keepers everywhere.
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EXEMPTION FROW DRAFT,

b A Ii persons enrolled. who will not he, a,
N the tirie fixed for the next Draft, liable to
military duty, on account Of Alienage, Non.
ttidence, Unsuitableness OF age. manifest Der.
manent Physical Disability, or any other cause
under the Conscript Law, msy obtain, and
hsve their claims prosecuted before the Board
Of Enrichment, By U. TICKER, War Claim
Agent, Lina. Ohio. yg ag4s s1i n hsaua
Office over Book Store, North Side Public
Square. ~ T't i'aH {
Nor q, Isc3.-2t ais .a5,4,.f al} ai &
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i. STROEG.
4th. ECONOMICAL

Wenot only secure CHEAPNESS by our
system, but QUALITY. We do not pretend
that our Watch can be bought for.,:.less money
hau the foreign make. believes, but that for its
real value it is ,old for one half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM
Ellery,) is what its name indicates Solid,
Su bstantisl, and always Reliable warranted
to stand any amount Of Marching, Riding or
Fighting
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY oFwATCH
(named P. S. Barlett) is similar in size and gen
eral appearance, but has more jeweln aud u
more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought
is not, put up ina great variety Of patterns.
many of them of rare beauty and workmanship
is quite small but warranted to keep time"
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH
is neat. not large and just the thing for the poe
ket Of Young America. s.,..y5
THF PROOF Of the merits Of our Watch may
be found in the fact that we now employ over
five hundred workmen in our factories, and
that we arc still unable to supply the consta n
ly increasing demand.
OUR THREE. QUARTER PLATE WATCH
is thinner and lighter than the Others We have
described. Its fine ch,onometer balance is de-
icatly adjusted to correct the variation caused
by changes of temperature. These watches
are chronometricaly rated. and are the fruits Of
the latest experiments, in chronometry aud are
made by our best workmen. in separate de-
partment Of our factory. For the finest time
keeping qualities they challenge compassion
with the best works of the most famous Eng.
lish and Swiss makers. -H.E
ROBBINS d APPLETON,
Agent, for the American Watch Company
ls3 Broadway, N. Y. rsH 1t
Aug. 81 1868, eow-4u. r@
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HEEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Weakness arising from Excesses, Habit,
of Dissipation, Early lndiscreton OF Abuse, at
tended with the following symptoms =
% .pi lhdisposition TO Ex.
eition, Loss Of Memory,
/ ''1, Weak Nerves, Horror Of Dis.
ease Dimuess Of Vision, IJniver-
sal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Dryness Of the skin, Loss Of
Power, Difficulty of Brea hing, Trembling,
Wakefulness, Pam in the Back, Flushing oil
the Body, Eruptions of the Face, Pallid Coun'
tenance, &C., &c.
These BY mptoms, ifallowed to go on, which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Impotency,
Fatality, Ep.
u. eptie Fits, in
jaw. one of which the
Patient may expire. E1
Who can say that they
~ r are not freq uently follow
,r' cd by those "Direfnl Disea.
sss." "INSANITY AND 4.
CONSUMPTION" Mauyare
aware of the cause Of their suffer
ing, but none will confess the re-
cords of the Insane Asylums. And
Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the Truth of the as
saltion. The Constitution once ttfected with
Organic Weakness, requires The use Of iMedi
cine, to Strengthen and luyiSoiate the System.
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UPPER sANDUsKY o.
war News-

Just an we were going to press
the news reached us, that Gen.
Grant, had advanced his army,
driving the forces Of Bragg, ta-
king from 8 to 10 thousad prison
srs, and 40 pieces Of artillery -
Bully for old u. s. Grant.
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Auctionecr.
Succession Sale.

Stute Of Louisianu-Pa1isA of Coddo
In I 1st1jct No. -.
pI Virtue Of writ Of sale. to me directed
IL by the honorable the District Court. in
.nt tor the parish of Caddo. and State
siurrSa d. will proceed to sell at public
auction to the highest bidder.
IN Sotar@oy, 26M Dec. 4. D. 1868.
in front OF the Market House. in the CITY of
Shreveport. between the hours of l l o'clock
a. m and o clock p. N, the following de-
Scrib'sl property. belonging to the success
sion OF Taibert, deceased 1o-w.t:
y certain Twelve acre lot. beginning at
the north east co,Eer of the north ives, QUAR-
tcr of section number one ll). in township
seventeen &c. range fourteen <14). in the
PARISH OF Caddo. running Themes. Ii 32-lOO
chains. thence south 10 chains. thence south
Il >4-l"o chains, thence east 6 81 lU0 chains
thence north 3 G6 100 chains. to the place
"i beginning. lleSs one and It half acres,
sold 10y said + q Taibert) together with all
the buildings and improrem, nts thereon
1e'ms Of Sale lash. 49, Provide
the property brings its appraised
vaine. and il not. TO be re-advertised and
sold on I. credit of twelve months according
law. II HUNSIGkER.
Nov a. Hf3 Auc,ioneer
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Succession Sale.

State Of Louisiunu-Po,7M ot Cuddo
In lCW district Cou,t, 40. --.
y \ Virtue of Il writ Of sale. to lne. direct
- ed. by the honorable the District Court
in t;l icf the parish OF Caudo, and State
Aforesaid will proceed to sell at public
auction, t. the highest bidder. on
.>"t~rd,y, 26A day Dcc. Il. D. 1863
ia trout OF tiie Markt, Hu,,se. in The CITY of
Shreveport. between tie hours OF IL clock
j., NJ ana u lock NJ the following DESERT
n"L property. belonging to the succession
O. Logan deceased: tn-'Fit: ~
HAT port n OF tie south east quarter. OF
section number one u township seven cen
-. range number fourteen (14) lying OH
the eft side Of the public road leading from
,.r chy OF Shreveport. AID known as the
Norris FERRY road. containing sixty nile
LTD acre.. the above described land v i'll
b sold III lh'ee pal ceis OF twenty three
Hcr"S each except one, which will contain
twrn' y-lhree 6Z-lUo acres. I'M
1e.ms Of Sale-tasi., provided property
viii o. lnG IT'S appraised value. am! if not,
vii! be re-adverlised and sold on credit
OF t"cs'e months, according to law.
II l1CE-ICkER,
NOV -4h rs. Auctionecr
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Notice..

CoTroN AGE>tY AT Si:nt vEpoRT La
The ..bri.inal" Of II L0tton Certificate
dated 5 .pt. inih. 1868. for :;J bales cotton
signed by II Gibbs. late Asst Agent for The,
purchase ct cotton in the Parish of Benvitie
in favor OF \ I King. Of said Parish. and
payable at TIA. Cotton Agency at S,tr,.vr
wort. La. in Tie SUM of 50 9 %. having
been lost. notice is hereby given that III.
= Duplicate certificate of sam" has been
substituted in its place ana l,aym"n; stopp.
cd thereon. rendering the - original t.uil
and void!
ULCER L\UVE. ! Agents for TIE pr
J I HE!kNAp. / chase of cotton.
La Baptist publish 3 times and send hi,.
20 I King. salt Spings. EienviNc Parish.
nni
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Shreveport. La, Nov

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9; 'he 2th' AZ '*t''. oi instruction near
'>'ie'tf"!t' "hth Atat: N"i"o Ct VII Oh his
arrIEa! rake c"l''Hinh. III case OF IN Non-
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OFF. T. POST QIARTEEMAST" r /
SttrA4.t.,1 IA OF. -. 100.


Digest at the Tax law AS applicable /,
the Qu;. !cr,na>tel'> department:
sec. H. EACH farmer and Planter ShaiI
deliver ;,> e tiiHe iu kind, IN Stirh torm sii,!
III ordinary marketable, condition As may
lie useful IN tn. srriiun in which the. iAn,
10 dr.iy.rvi at ,otnc depot not more than
mi cs from t"r place "t p.od'lciiun, iiLtei
deserving tnr his own Us: 100 bushels al
corn OK - b,,oi,vi> of wheat, SO bushels OF
srvcc on Iri>h pntntuts, 20 bushels OF peas
or b,.;tns. ollc-itnth of the following artt-
Giles Produced for the present year namely:
wheat con, nNt$. rye, buchw neat. Vice.
sweet and lI>h potatoes, peas, beans,
ground l-..>. su@nr and n"a>ses ulndc ut
xn,1.. cUt,,u. wool ANA 10 ;.rco cured HAY
and fodder The cotton niued nd packed
in So... secure n.lunrr and tobacco picked
"a n"xc>
section - provides that any farmer,
PLANTER ct nfaz!cy shall exhibit to The As
,.>~,,r, on vi about the LIST OF March. i~'i4
an account Of n. i hogs he may have sl;,u h.
tered since he passage oi the law. an. de-
iiver an eU livalrnt for une-tenth OF the
saaip in cured bacon. at til. rate of sixty
mounds O. bacon, to the one hundred weight
OF pork.
Having been authorize ! hv the Quarter
maStc, General Ia receive the tax in kind
ana rrreip, Tor the same, which receipt will
he a proper voucher t" the Assessor. pian-
ter and f.rucr. Farmers residing within
90 OF ~ mics of shreveport are requested
to deliver their the AT this Depot. Wheat
and rye en- l.. dc were | at the mills most
convene t to this Depot hat may have the
up;.li.v t. make good -four. The receipt
Of the M iilcr Tor &c mnch wheat delivered
will be sent to this office aud my receipt
substitute, therefor. sacks for the deiiN-
.rv of wheat and rye viii be furnished
e. I Vol ho 4 j.,
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Head Quarters Department Trans Mississippi,
|E1>r~tl SHREVEPORT, LA, NOV. il, 1863
special Ia. f n5s'ers

" The following Schedule prices adopted by ap
pointed law for VIA announced for
hr inform O all
Ths schedule Of established mouths oener
will be- published for the information
will
sas
to the board for its revision and fnal valuation
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
SHREVEPORT. LA, Nov 9TH, 1868.
The undersigned under the
State of louisiana adopted the following the
services &C. hereinafter Specified BE- paid by officers army
an! Government
For hauling the Tax in kind Dpots established
miles from the productions furnish
aud
70" other hauling 7ars per- OF
"@A' onr frdy teams and
""hn'
to ta'' Ii,.
N' for ', day travel be eighteen mule, fourteen
M for o. teams
Fer the hire tlir dollars Government
n!sL shelter and medical Anytm lost
to De deducted from the due the
RICHARD NUGENI' Commissioners for tho .
REUBEN WHITE, State O. Louisa
By Command of
LIEUT. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH.
S. S. ANDERSON,
Asst Adj', Gen.
novl7 Louisiana papers copy for three weeks)
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7 offer for sale Il No one STE VI SiII-
! 4 Nd GTIST MIL at low iirlreS-~
tur rnIiur is made by Todd. ln inch cvtin-
der. = feet long: boiler 81 feet: the grisr
was made by Stfauh. French Burr stones {:
all in running order.
The Mil is situlted three niles north of
Walnut Hill. Lafayette county Arkansas
For further particulars, inquire at the
mill, Of nolS-3t' j FORT
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COMMITTED 10 ihe jail in the city

COMMITTED 10 the jail in the city
~ Of shreveport. Parish "t Caddo, on
yesterday. Il negro boy. aged about II
wears. of black color. about 5 feet high ::
named G L 'RG +. and says he belongs to
Einvtl Gibbs. Pamela county. Texas.
The owner or owners OF said negro. are
hereby notified to come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away.
Or lac will DC disposed of as the law directs.
J. W. MAHLE, Jaiior.
. aorlo At +
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NAr,L b>ru,~rH:'- Dfricu.t
Shreveport. Nov. -. 1863.
WANTED. for Confederate, states Navy
W tnc following articles Of PROV ,irn>
.,.,.u h rice, 1850 Il pickles. 1859 T. d. led
rui. "a n tea. 90 T. bH't"r % h c!,,.c {.
. gals beans. IA gals vinegar. Sjl
rails Wli>h"y.
Parties having any or all Of ;hc ah,r e
articles for safe will please cali ON the mn
hers -ncA at rrnm No. :. over Smith 4
lewis drag store.
EnWAnD MrNEAN
As t IA tStcr, +. ) y.
November 20 II.
tatitiu Gazette rupv
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

D anyway from the subscriber, on or
IL about November LIST. 1868. two small
dD'k bay mare mules. branded & Tho
above reward will be paid upon delivery
OF said mules to Engineers Department.
H Z DOUGLAS,
Major & Chit Of Eng IA
Shreveport, Nov. 24th, lSS2-2t
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d . n u IL u N N u
AT
HIS OLD STAND. ~

VNO my many friends, the public, and the
l. rest Of mankind, would mention thai
l nave Tor sale, at usual prices, Dry G"ds.
Fancy Articles, Csoekery, HARDWARE, AZ,
ell OF which guaraute "s represented.
Before purchasing. give me Il call, as |
au, sure l can suit, you, not only III the
style of goods wanted. but also in price.
lam If JOHN LANNA.
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HEAD U'ES. DEPARTMENT or TRANS Miss.
Shreveport, La, Nov. :. 1868.
lEriract.l
SrECrAI. ORDERS.
No. lS3.
W.T. ALL officers and agents. wheth
III. appointed from Richmond or
elsewhere. who have been engaged in the
purchase of cotton in the Department of
TranS- Miss ssippi will report to MAJOR
G. GORGE WlIIIAMSoN. \, A. Gent, at Houston
Texas care of MAJOR b. BLOOMFIELD. their
names and addresses, together with list
of their sub agents. ..
BY command OF
1t. GEN. E. KIRBY SIXTH,
e. S. ANDERSON.
Asst Adj't General .-
Texas papers copy four w'"nkH. novs
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l'Ol. Rent.

FIVE STORE HDUSI.S-in tile most
Il business part Of the town. by the
month or year. Apply to
ROLAND JONES or
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MAnsiAt.. iGXAs. Nov. *, 1903.
General Orders
No 2.
l. Th" Ordnance Bureau. Trans-M isSissip
III Department Is -. abti~hrd here. All re
luln~ required by G.ni Order No 81. II Il
,j'r ner'r Trans Miss. viii he forwarded to
the undersigned at this place.
Ii. Officers transmitting returns will send
with them Il letter of advice. giving their
t"gimr brigade and DIVISION. and it
practicable the place to winch their letters
-hn,Iiu he directed.
III Captains OF companies will not make
separate returns to this office: uuic>s iu i
lmrraciicahic to Sc ID them to the ColOnels
q. their Regiments or Dattallions.
BY command of
Mai Gen EuGER,
BENZ HUGER. JR. 4 \ G.
Alexandria and Houston papers copy
four times. and send bills as above.
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