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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-12-01
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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

The CoEFEDERArE STATES 4 NATION. -
The Mercury, with evident qualification.
calls attention to the fact that the decision
Of the French Judiciary Tribunal in The
case of the Alabama. commences its de-
cree as follows:
" In the eyes Of France the Northern
States and the Southern States Of the
American Union are belIigerent; that is
to say, two nation in slate Of war.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

Distances IN CHARLESTON HARBoR.--In
be present juncture of affairs near Charles
4. the following is of interest to the reader.
Sumter is three miles and three-eights
aston, and one mile and one-eighth
,ultrie, three-quarters of mile
rest land, one miie and three
Johnson, and two miles and
Castle Pinckney. The last
-smilefrom the town These
from surveys from the
Surfey Department
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lissbefAaTfps p tafss ~'s Csgfkf fw.I
flusss4ss Nim Nsa ~ fsel
NJ nsfe hofsss sis ~ laN ssasd w ang
aNeeg ~ snldisf ~ ihls snmMaHd. withnut
wnflea sHfh1fifY lfom theN Headquarters y.
Ciflfeha hstaN HORSES Hbfsssed sifhost
asthaflfY. sNsf lhis dssa , seldisfs n this
alvlsiet. slii imnsdlese|r report ~ these
Nasd41slisn ne nsH< ~ Ne soldier eha
lgok Diem isiisf n NJ eompshf, aad nagu
bef 81 bic regiment. III can b. obtalbsd -
ibe properly can ~ I'll bsefsd and ihe party
pHhlahfd
~ ssmmsnd "A NV Gen IAcnmv.
0FO. MOOnMAN,
NOV 10. is61 Captain A A A Gen.
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MAMMRRMa

At the residence Of Mrs. S. G. Coleman, in
this county, on the evening Of the 18th inst,
~ the Rev. Mr. Whitehead, Mr. ] LAwREEcu
Holloway Of Monroe county, Miss. to Miss
J. EuDoRA MosBy, daughter Of the late Mrs,
Nancy Mosby.
Printers fee receired
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

Reg- The New York Tribune sums up the
Union disaster in Georgia as follows
We see no reasons for doubling that the
result of the battles on the whole was dis
aster TO the national arms. The retreat
settles that question. We were beaten, but
not badly beaten. The rebels have accom-
plished far less than they expected, so much
less, indeed, that their success will be of
only temporary consequence, If reinforce
ments reach Rosecrans in season to insure
his possession of Chattanooga. We take it
for granted that the Government will hence
forth make everything else bend to the neces-
sity Of strengthening his arm.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
A dministrafor's Notice.

ri ETTERS Of administration % lie estate
~ ofJ0hn Mcdowell, deceased having boon
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court of Madison county, Mississippi, It tho
October term, A. d. 1863, thereof.
All persons indebted to said daksdent arc
notified to come forward and make s1ment.
and those having claims againat tle estate arc
hereby required to exhibi the slEne and have
them registered il the mnnner aud within The
time prescribed BY Law, ol they viii be forever
barred.
DAVID 3. BURNS. ADM
Oct. "a. 1863 s4-ss
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NOTICE

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CIRCULAR ORDHRg.

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lsgwsspss, Mim. Hsg ~. lNtN
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ia ssfh sefilfa iens
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The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

4 Offtu III s,le W. plantation known ~ che
4 NekfHHW plNfr. lst uile4 northwest ~ an
lNHt "a ~ Asofr NluH ftmd. There afe abnut
thffe hHA#ed aefea elUafed and one hundred wnod
isHds W. all We Neeessafy improvements. For
itfNl*8Fply 50 We Telegraph Office. Canton.
q. T.. llEGNDON.
Sof. ~ ife3 81 ~
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

! DETAILrEG CoNscRPTs FoR HosPITAL
SERVICE The following letter from Hon.
]. a. Campbell. Assistant Secretary Of
War. to the Hon. G. w Jones. Of Ten
nessee, will prove Of interest to persons
whom it affects. The letter il dated Rich
mond. Aug. eth:
Your letter relative to persons who
were upon examination. found to be UNI
ct for 6eld service, but were, nnder a
misconstiFiction Of the law, ordered tore.
port for hospital duty, and referring to
he case Of r. @. Foster. has been receiv-
ed and referred to Gen. Bragg with the
following endorsement
The detailing Of men examined as
conscripts and found to be unfit for field
duty, for hospital service. il in opposition
to the Act Of October III, 1859, (exemp-
ton, and instructions i'd general order
No. SO.
Under such circumstances a discharge
viii be made"
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

fFlFH ~ GO NNN4' Veff
fjs,d wbsgnslne. N laifsdsslpa W.
hufInsss. dsnlsd lbs siAitmenl " EsH
kastsn a rlslfgowfle, ibai lhe msDpfdy
~ ne gfepls is lhls sounifY sgmps'hlfsS
wah ~ is1sfsls We ~ sM btlsfs
lhsi go lLlfa a Ne populstisa ssif -
fayof ~ las hsfih A. ~ ibs ai)fsis n
shs Amslasmaisd heslsiy. ~ sllaftd "
We tsmagks = fsrlnlahi go. SD ~ 80.
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mssh fspefAsff spse ihs 4sfsilga ~
hssuNl|fs bsfwssa lhls sosfffg sd ~
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ihls soadeasnsy ssghi 10 Esl'ls her ~
ihss fygsssfieRs tsssmsa whaisfw
shs,g symtaltlas phh ~ Neglb miahl
A.. iisf symgalhlss wlh ksglahd I'D
Kaallsh lniefssis Wefs sifeezef silll 49,
(llsga, hssf There 80 ~ 1osbi ibai
lhsy assf b - wu bsiogs log Wlih W
Ngllhsb alaiss. palsss iboss Halss
ehaswsd ssfY mHei N heir iets i9safds
lhls ebuhuy. ~ nelesa sash exlfaofdlha
~ fsytfas happshsd " Ne Houib lhai
~ North eesld completely 0sffFon them.
IN which eass ihs NorhfIn afmg woald
b. lsq.lifsd 10 Keep Ne seunlgy h sub
laeiloh. They svidshdy lh0uahi hat Ne
sAslsst msahs ~ escaping from ~ a.
tempted impe.siblllly N wbleI ihsy are
engaged w0ulJ be ~ dsclulng waf
against The country. lbefsby catching w
= portion u The HOothsfnefs. and iufu.
ing their enefmous leties On our Moth
Amefican colonies. That VS. . possible
contingency. and u beLoossd ~ 20 guard
against u. II we we're % declare war
against Ihs Americans our best position
would consist 10 beiog On terms u close
friendship wuh ibe soulhefn States.
(AppIause. When they advocated the
recognition u the south they advocated
at ihe same time what they believed 81
be The best means Of putting atop 10
the war and o. bringing about IN fatly
restoration Of peace 70 that d8Ifacted
country, and the only meaos Thereby a
gradual extinction Of slavery could be
brought about. (Chefrs) lie wished
TO see well ulgeelfAA*Ncheme " tHhhci-
patton, spread over series Of years,
leading % "a gi0lent alteration to The
component parts Of the polity Of the
Southern States, but having as an end
he freedom Of the hirelings now living
IN that country. (Cheers.) He believed
that by the recognition Of The South they
should do another good aetlby putting the
curb upon the violence Of the most un-
chiyarous nation on the face Of the earth.
He believed they should be teaching
that nation. pulled up with material pride,
to see that they were not the omnipotent
power which they believed themselves
10 be that however cid this country
might be in their opinion. however etfete
our Institutions. according to their esti-
nation. AZ any rate we are such nation
as would never connive at an act Of In
justice, and were always ready to stretch
forward hand in defence Of the right,
Applause.
DETAILTNa CoNscMPTs FoR HosPTTAL
- r Y
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
FIRsT DISTRICT.

MAI. JOHN s. MELLON, d. S. ONCE Al
Grenada.
Counties Of Marshall, Desofo, Tunica. Pa
nola, Lafayette. Calhoun. Yallnbusha, Talla-
hatchie. Coahoma, Bolivar, Sunhower, Car
roll and Choctaw.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

NtNN HW"Nl UEF ~ fNN1
FIVfK fllswiee fsef1sfNs smsss,
49, sfs tsffbf 6s3Ialsf DIR effkss9tI
hIisNfsfs 80 $50 fabl1gsi a. gsssll
a 80 flme pfetlaas - a. ~ ~ Mspianslsl
lH0I Thls seefh es hawagNF, n nsf lnfMat.
"a Nv letl4As sny eNesm ~ mam ssbsuyA4
Vlshshugr. JalF ~. lNfl. fassrf sask r.
sees fsFlsgsl sfthseaa1 W Kskh&ass HntIs.
~ 3. Hsblsml.ef t1h. lf9J ~ sis stssIA
sally named ln fhls Hefies. ~ u 6sss a|a
bftfe al dsllssflsa ma,is a rIig rsisl ~
aihsf plsffs tsfsls aepl III iAtl. aaa wllh
tha ll6failon ainsN nsmst. III eabtafst Al
Fsn HaAseh ~ soy sshef PLACES whaW az
pafilss wefs felsaasd ~ pafNls
The sfaHa ~ uenefsls Pemtegtes, Hisg.
ens0h noefn Moofe Hsfion, y II -.
Cammines. lisnls sed naldwla. aad ~ Ools
Htyool5s. Cothfsll sol Deehmy fhs efIsen
abd men belonging ~ the koelneef Corps
shd Hsppew ard MIXERS. and me an ahd
ttlh Mississippi regiments, III e8ps9Fsd a.
Fiekshnfg. Jnly an. 1861
q The general officers eaptufrd Al Vieks.
hurry Juiy err. 1869. wefe declared exchanged
July i1lh, 1859.
n0ngnT oULD,
Agent ef Eaehange.
Southern papers copy sin times and asnd
bills 10 me Waf Department
Nov. ~, 1853 57G
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NOTECE.

PURSUANT to instructions from tie Com
missary General, approved by the Score
tary Of War, as Chief Commissary pro tenn
for the State of Mississippi and East Lou
isiana, have appointed the Chief Commits.
saries and designated their respective Dis
trict as follows
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
CITATION.
The state of Mississippi, I
Madison COunfv. I

10 Isdae A. Shelby, non.residenf heir Of Sarah
Sheiby decedssdi
VOU are hereby cited to be and personally
appear before the Probate Court of Mad.
ison county, Mississippi, at the next December
term thereof, on Saturday. 18th day OF said
month, 10 show cause, " any you can, why
the final settlement Of Ebert Shelby, adj
minstrator Of the estate Of Sarah Shelby,
deceased, should not be allowed
-~ Witness. the Hon. WILLIAM
S. BAILEY, Judge Of Probates OF
iI1S.S Madison county. this the Second
Monday Of Nov, A. ID. 1863, aud
seal Of said Court.
JNO. 5. ROBINSON, Clerk
Nov. IA 1863. 37-4t
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19
FIFTH DIkIKIUTs ~
CAP. j B. CHRISMAN, a.. g. ST, Mont
cello.

Claiborne, Copiah. Simpson. Jefferson, Ad.
ans, franklin, Lawrence, Coyingtnn. Marion,
Pike, Amite and Wilkinson counties. and of
East Louisiana.
The District Commissaries above ramed
viii publish list Of their Sub -Commissarics
and Agents so soon as they are appointed.
Each District Commissary is furnished with
the power Of impressmenf, and will, when
necessary, impress subsistence stores within
his District bought for sale paying accord
ing to the rates fixed by the Schedule of the
Impressment Commissioner.
The orders In force indicate but one meth
cd by which C0mmissaries from other States
whether at depots or with the armies III the
field, can obtain supplies from this State
and q strict adherence to them is indispen.
sable to develop the resources Of the State
alike.
All district Commissafies IN this State,
therefore. their sub-commissarie and agents,
are hereby directed to prohibit Interference
within their appropriate limits, and If ship-
ment Of purchases 10 made be attempted, they
willtake steps to prevent them. aid, il neces-
sary, impress the stores
W n CAMERON, Major and
Chief pommiseaFy State Of Missiesippi.
Meridian. Miss, Sept eod 37-i -.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FUR OALE.
Il 0lA ACRES. about half bottom, with
l3OIgO asplendid tive story n anne build
ing, Out-honses, Gin, Pfsss and stables an
complete Also. 40 bales 81 cotton, and
80 OF 30 head Of cattle and corn ID supply the
place. The above land IA ID L0ake county
Is miles South OF Kosciusko "a the Canton
road, which offer low foE cash
r. b. STORY
Oct. "a. 1863. Qms
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

A SMALL POCKET HOOK Can a At
" safs ~ |alsfwaflsa,
Nee ~. fHtN 80
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SECOND DIsTRIoT.

MAJOR r. H. CUNY, q. $ Columbus.
Counties Of Tishomingo, Tippah. Ponto-
toe Itawamba, Monroe, Chickasaw, Lowndes
and Octibbeha.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

soulhsfn papers copy sr tines and send
bills 10 the War Department
Nov ~, 1853 JGt.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

Counties Of Noxubee, Winston, Attala
Kemper, Neshoha. Scott, Newton. Lauder
dale, CLARK. Jasper, Smith, Wayne, Jones
Perry, Green, Jackson. Harrison and Hand
cock.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-19

MAI. w. M. STRICKLAND, G. s. Canton
Counties Of Holmes. Washington, Issaque.
ma, Yazoo, Madison, Leake, Warren, Hinds
and Rankin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

~ The New Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
ever Of Metropolitan news and gossip, and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
ready for delivery to the public. Ithas recently
been greatly enlarged and improved, and now
undoubtedly presents much more matter tor
the same amount OF money than any other
weekly in the country. Embraced in its enter
tanning contents are the following articles:
Important Military and Naval news; Progress
OF the Siege of Charleston; Active prepara-
tons Of the Army and Navy to commence
the assault; Operations Of our Army and
Navy on the western waters; Gen. Grants
ofdcial report OF hia operations and Of his
capture of Ficksburg; Movements of Joe
ing news from Rosecrans, Burnsides, and
other commands in the West
Affairs in Virginia; Movements of Meade's
Army; Guerilla Expectations; Attacks upon
and capture Of Suffers Trains; Affairs about
Suffolk, Norfolk and Portsmouth; Southern
News; Extracts from Southern Papers; The
Confederates alarmed at the Union movement
in North Carolina; The Old North State pre-
pairing TO return to the Union, and other ex.
tracts showing the hopes and plans Of the
Rebels.
Local News; Editorials; A Good Story; De-
News; Items; Clippings; Foreign News and
French and English Opinions of American
Affairs.
Also full accounts OF each days proceedings
Of the Board of Enrolment together with the
names of drafted men exempted and the
names of substitutes.
This is just the paper above LII others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when SO arranged.
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~Mr Laird's anonymous American.corres-
pondent, to whom the Navy Department made
oyertures for an iron.clad steamer, to be built
by Mr.. Laird, says in his first letter, 81 have
had frequent interviews with the Department of
Noro' Affairs, and am happy to say that the
Minister Of the Nary is inclined to have an IRON
plated ship built out OF the country" And the
phrase sour Minister OF TIE Navy is repeated
by the writer. These terms are never used by
the Americans when speaking of the Secretary
Of the Navy and the Navy Department Of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
VOLUNTEER NAVAL SERVICE.
nETACuRn


Acting Assistant Payrnaster George c. Tay-
lor, from steam sloop Seminole, and ordered
North.
Acting Master RobtF. Wyatt. detached from
the Genessee and waiting orders.
ORDERED
Acting Assistant Paymaster A. g. Robinson,
to the steam gunboat Pinola.
RESIGNED. .e--
Acting Masters Mate Horace y. Miller.
DISMISSED.
Acting G unner VIM. Peterkiss, for conduct
unbecoming an officer.
Acting Masters Mate John NJ BREASTED, for
same.
Acting Masters Mate F. Kemble
CoEFIRMKD.
The appointment of Lucius Harlow, of New
Orlea MS, as Acting Third Assistant Engineer.
APPOINTED.
John L. Winston, Edward Roberts, and An.
drew H. Bagby, Acting First Assistant En-.
gineers; John w. PAUL, Geo. Waddle, Cornell
us Mccoy and John Cullen, Acting Second
Assistant Engineers; Frederick Heuse, Acting
TnIrd Assistant Engineer; w III. Read, Cnas. J.
Stanley and J. II. Singleton, Acting Ensigns; J.
Moling, Ross M. Myers, David Wagner, n. F.
Vaughan, Thomas w. Lewis, John E. Wright,
Chs. W. Spooner, g. H. Stout and johnson M.
Tucker, Acting Masters Mates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

LEADERs.--A Washington dispatch 10 the New
1ork Tribune contradicts the statement that an
important meeting of leading men of the repub-
mean party Is TO be held in Washington this
week. The dispatch says:
Governor Tod, Of Ohio is here simply TO OBJ.
tain the ratification of the general eoyernment
to the prompt but unofficial organization of
and his guerrillae, and not to discuss political
questions or look after the draft Governor
Sniomon, OF Wisconsin is, also here, but with
ont any concert OF action, and on private busI-
ted by any committee. These and other prom
inenf gentlemen are entirely ignorant Of any
gathering, present or prospective, OF any poii.
ticians at the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
LOCAL NEWS.

THE vIpEfTx AyYAIR.-A gentleman who
Witnessed the entirs affair from the commence.
ment between Lieut.. Col. 0reeue and the
mounted guard, at the corner OF Fifteenth
afternoon, Informs us that the published re-.
ports are incorrect in some partic ulars. We
gives the following Statements OF the facts in
the case: The I.ieut. Colonel had Just left his
Office In n carriage, and was driving down the
left side of the avenue when the guard %.
preached him, and waving his drawn sword,
ordered him 70 go TO the right. The Colonel
answered ssall right" The driver, an iuex.
perieaced one, was very much frightened, and
Immediately turned his horses heads to the
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
" 1tIs DHI - I u y ~
Prorost Marshal Generals OHics.

fOCost 1duTShHf General once.
Washington, ID. c., July IN, 1865
Circular, No. co.. Attention is called to the
provisions Of the Act OF Congress, approved
March 3, 1868, entitled Gan act to amend the
laws relating to the Post Office Department"
Among the communications entitled to pass
free i'll the mails, are "all official communica-
tons addressed TO either Of the Executive De-
partments of the Government by an officer re-
sponsible to that Department" But under the
following restrictions:
list. In All cases. the envelope must be marked
"Ofciul," with the signature thereto of the
officer writing the communication.
1t Will be noted that the ssstgRninre'e Of the
officer is required. His name PRINTED on the
en- vefope is not sufficient
For every such Endorsement of "Oficial'
falsely made. the person making the same is
subjec. to a fine of three hundred dollars.
Ind. The Thanking privilege, as shove, is
limited to packages weighing NOT EXCEEDING
FOUR OUNCES.
All communications addressed to franking
officers, except as above described, must be pre-
paid by postage stamps.
Officers in correspondence with this Office
will observe the foregoing.
II. boards OF Enrolment are informed that
no limits OF stature established for drafte d
men, and beyond which they shall be exem pied
from military service. The matter Of stature
should be cons idered by the Board only in the
general examination as 10 the physical fitness
OF the man for military service.
III. The g Weekly abstracts OF persons ex.
empted" Form fi) must be accompanied by a
receipt for each person paying Communication
money from the Receiver to when the money
is paid.
on hand, they can be made on foolscap paper,
ruled and headed to correspond exactly with
the printed form. JAMES b. Fay,
Provost Marshal General.