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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17
sEcUErs OF ruK X. c, C.-Ths capi,al ca,

SEcUErs OF rHE X. c, C.-Ths Gipi,ul Cay
fdci SAWS
Ths traitor Nsllaudingham gave. on the morn
ing m his arrest at Dayton, the Alarm Cali "ASai
Asa! Asa" This was Immediately responded TO
10y ringing Of bells throughout the city. We are
nov enabled 10 give some more Of the secrets Of
the order, The mode o, sAuting is to extend the
right arm, closing the hand with the exception Of
the foV finger, as il pointing at the person samtcd
The recognition is, raising the hat from the head
three times. This is said To be understood by both
the Northern and southern armies, and il recog,
nlked, the parties viii nOl fire upon each other
Another consists Of the letters "H q. r. d., To be
used ey persons meeting in the dark. The party
wishing TO know II the stranger approaching is
brother, repeats the letters III o." il the other is
member, hs responds ar. D." The siguifcatiou of
the latter is Richmond.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17

Maryland, Western Virginia, Pennsylva.
mia and Ohio Threatened by Inv yasiOn.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17
TIE STATE UNION CONVENTION

Meets at Columbus to-day. Brough, Tod, Steed
man, Bingham, Trimblc and Eggleston arr prom
nently named in connection with the Goyemorship
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That these Mills and Evaporators are the best
in use, Is clearly established by the fact that pref
erencc is given them, wherever they are known,
and they have never failed to take the First Prcmi
um at every State fair where they have been eN-
hibited in competition with others-and Cooks
Evaporator is the only one ON which sugar in any
quantity has ever been made. Mr. J. ii. Smith,
OF Quincy, llgois, writes that he made over five
uns Of sugar on one of them last season; and that
his sugar, and the syrup made by G. ID. Roberts,
Of Jacksonville, took the First Premiums, at the
Springfield annual meeting Of the Agricultural
Board. The mills are Hedges Patent, with Clark 5
Improvements, and the most perfect mill in the
United States will run ene-third lighter than any
other, and are so constructed that it is impossible
to break them.
Call and examine sample machines, or send for
pamphlets giving full descriptions.
In order to secure your Mills and Evaporators
in good season, hand in your orders early. Hun
drcds were disappointed last season by putting it
of too long. 1t will make no difference in the
time of payment, whether you order now or in
three or four months hence.
d. KREPS.
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NICKSBURG,

The situation ct Nioksburs is unchanged, except
that our lines are daily contracted, Recent rains
have improved the condition OF tho army. Z.
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A VERY LARGE STOCK of WALL and
"A WINDOW PAPER, just received at the
Drug Store, which we will sell at the very lowest
figure
PECK & HAMILTON.
PerrySburg, Arril 22, 1883 81
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KILLING ~ VAN DoRN JUSTIFIED BV RERELS-
The Chattanooga correspondent of the Richmond
qufrsr usthes, at least in part the killing of Van
porn by DIR. Peters. 1t says that Van Dorm has
all along acted very badly. He has degraded the
cause and disgustOd every one by his nattentinn
Ia his duties aud hts constant devotion TO the ladies;
and that to tho exclusion of all else, Wine and wo.
men have ruined him. as they have ruined many
another brilliant but reckless man. That Van
Dorm was man of daring genius, there eau be no
doubt, He always sacrificed his BUSINESS to his
pleasure. He was never at his post when h. ought
10 be. lie wssotherned to woman's apron string
or heated with wine. .....
Mrs. Peters was a Miss McKissick, Young,
handsome and intelligent, aud OF a very roSpecta-
Die and wealthy family. brother of Dr. Peters
is Chief QuartermaSter of General Polk The pair
had been married second marriage on the part of
the D9ctor-iye years. Peters called On Van
Dorm, obtained pass from him to 60 beyond the
lines, and then killed him.
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THANKS.

Hon. Benz. f. Wade will accept our thanks for
handsome copy of the "Rcport on the Conduct
of the War-Part L."
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COPPERIIEAD CONSISTENCY.

EA-Governor VIM. Mrdill was President OF the
white feather Convention, at Colunl,us. During
the course of his remarks upon taking the Chsir,
he referred to thu late Convention Of traitors, at
indianapolis, last month, and said in substance, as
follows:
That Convention had IL meet surrounded with
military, aud with cannon placed to sweep the plat
form. Why is not the same course pursued here
My answer Is, TugN DARE Nor DO 1T The roasau
is, THEIR COW ARDlCE WILL Nor ALLOW ruKM -
The twenty third, and last, plank in their plat
form, anorward adopted reads as follows;
That the condact Of Hrigadier General Mason
the military commIndaut at Columbus, aud Of the
officer commanding the provost guard, in prevent
ing all appearance of military restraint upon the
proceedings OF this ConventiOn show that they have
y just appreciation OF the Constitution of their
country and the rights nf tho peaplc-and that
they are wise and patriotic officers and that their
conduct on this occasion is la striking contrast with
the contrary conduct of the military authorities
upon the occasion of the late Democratic meeting
at indianapolis. And We take pleasure in express
ing our confidence in Gen. Mason and the officers
and soldiers under his command.
Our soldiers aud officers are characterized AS
cowABDs, by the President of the Convention, aud
that same body in few hours after " take pleas
urs " IN expressing theiI confidence in General
Mason and the officers and soldcrs under his com
mand." ooh, consistency thou Art a jewel 20 Om
gallant soldiers will undoubtedly appreciate the
compliment as il deserves.
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Is a speech before the Copperhsad Convention,
at Columbus, last Thursday, George +. PuSh
made this declaration;
81 am on, Of political life, aud will accept nO
office"
In less than an hour aiterward, hc was nominated
for lieutenan, Governor, aud accepted, So much
for the gaseonade OF Mr.. Pugh.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ugOAD NOIICE.--Notcei is hereby given that
hA the Commissioners OF Wood County, Ohio, have
granted view and survey Of proposed county road
commencing at the corner of the W or OF Section
32, Town north, Range IL east, at the county road
running north and south, called the Mlgrove Road ;
thence west through the center Of said Section 81 and
through the center of Section 81 to intersec the county
road running from VIM Ferrill's to West Milgroye
and that the viewers and surveyor of said proposed
road will meet at my house in said township, on the
I'D day OF July, 1863. JOHN HUGUS.
Principal Petitioner
Perry Township, Wood Co.. o., June ., 1868. 7dt
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. Notice
IN Is hereby given that have been duly appointed
and quail ided AS Administrator of the estate OF David
Staler, late of Wood County, Ohio deceased. All
persons Interested will govern themselves accord
ingly. HENRY NJ. MORSE, Administrator.
Perrysburg, June Il, 1sG3 1dt
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Gen. HoOker's Army in Close Pursuit,
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WuEN NaIlandigham was bsing taken thuugl
the lines, General kosocrans gave him his choice
to go through in daylight, or at night. Night was
chosen by the great Copperhead UhieCtain, lie
justly feared the indignation OF our brave soldiers
A Lucas county soldier says
lie did not mistake the fo}linC of Ihe soldiers
with regard 70 his az an tor could tbcy have
got hold Vt him, he OCUany would not hr in the
so-called Southern ConfodeNcy tD-,iay, but in
another Contederscy, where he properly and dc
Servedy stoId b. as well as all the snuaking, cow
srdly scouudrrls that SympathiEs ,cih him. Il is
his teachings and influence, and those OF his asso-
ciates, that have created such a strong opposition
against the Administration aud all It's measures
not only in Ohio, but in other States
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17

JOINS Van BUREN.-A cotemporary saws "John
Van huren seemed pure copper few months since,
then he became brass, aud now the fellow is
lead, bullets aud all"
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS!!

- ECEINED this day, choice and fresh Sweet
III Potato Plants--and if the demand requires it,
they will continue to come every Tuesday and
Thursday, throughout the season.
ID. KREPS.
prrrvghurr Nav 26 1919 Aft
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SCHOOL MEETING,

FNliE Electors of School District Number One.
will meet At the brick School House on FRI
DAY EVENING, June 20, At ~ o'clock, for the
purpose of clectng two Directors, leyyng tax for
the support of the School, and 10 pay Indebtedness
Of the district and for the transaction Of such other
business shall come before the meeting.
BY order of the Board ot Education
;. ID. WESTCOTT, Secretary.
Perry sburg, June J. 1853 Sc
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IT is now understood that the initials "lr. 5. !"
prefKed to General Grants name, stand for taeos-
d,t,VAal ,SalTssdeT,
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A DMINiSTRAToR's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that John Russell Admipi.tra
tor Of the estates Of David CleVss and Catharns
has this day hled his hnal accounts for settlement in M
Probate Court Of Wood County Ohio which viii h. 90
hearing on the 2ith day Of June. 1865 VS. ~ 'N'
May 20. 1867, ''N'N" '''ss ~.
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The LOYALTY OF CALIFORNIA Rev. Thomas
Starr King, in late letter to church friends in Bos
ton, says:
can rejoice that can report to you, brethren,
that the State is loyal She is sound to the core.
We are opening copper veins all over our surface,
but there is none of that metal in our heads. We
hope to show you, in the next election of Governor,
20 hold office for four years, that there are States in
New England which can catch the inspiration of
patriotism from California. | hazard nothing in
saying that San Francisco is to-day the most loyal
city o. the American Republic.
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ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.

EbNOBATE NOEICE.-Notice is hereby given
that Niche, Administrator the estate of H..
echArtenStcin. late of wood County, Ohio, deceased
has filed his final account, said estate, in the Pro
bate Court OF said county, and the same will be for
hnal Lelriug Un the Nth day of July, A, d. lcG3
EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
Perry sburg, June 10, 1868. Gls
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Sugar-Cane Seed!

A DMINlSrRATOR'S NOTICE, - Notice is
n hereby given that have been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator Of the estate of Jore-
miah Knott late of Wood county, deceased. All
porS0as interested will govern themselves ac-
cordmgly, ROBERT BARBER, Admir-.
May 81, 1868. 5ds
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Since the commencement of the rebellion 2S, 900
600 pounds of cotton have been imported from for
cign countries to New York
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OLARK'S CANE MILLS.

That will make from fifty to one hundred and fifty
gallons of syrup per day, and
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MISCELLANEOUS.
tvApoRAroRS AND CANE MILLS

A LLOW me to call the attention Of all who con
"A template the purchase Of Evaporators and
Cane mills, to
COOKS PORTABLE AND PLANTATION
EVAPORAT0RS,
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all Paper.

Perrysburg, April 29, 1868.
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Farmers bring in your Grain we are deter
mined that no one shall go away unsatsfed.
s-Ey One of the firm will be present at all times
to wait on customers, buy Grain, &c.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

ilaas. lh4n lhIF fsn piAfA BE stare teia
Asasfu ~ gstsftt Ne Laws NJ aslafe, ~ -.
ftsmfe 1hn innnte tNHallkaNuM VI plAN
fiaa,sws ssa tlpNi w. A. agtA~Mt fepHti,
eeu gssllss ~ affnasal ~ lhs struggle N
whlsh = 49, snfsgsd. Ths egfs ~ m4ahlsa
49, unsa -. the aasfsd ifsakafss n tans
silsatInssi ssgmHlasnl, and ftRHlsiSd ibsfty
saa sshegdIsslsd leeisif Asa hHmsh syltaifl
so mssly asFelHpmsH'l fls be- ~ tsi
kssglhH Hsflka h*fd ~apa fhtsf htfdata'
- essf soialav Negsf aetpalf " go .lft'
faf aa4 ihs allff ihti Ihali sons Hiltf
uas lid mthtis hlmfsifs bright Atms ~
800 tsm.as A.alely tsagsfa 80 usti
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nThs South u alusys joins iays prom.
lneat ndmlhlnration paper IN View York.
eThey bave lnten ~ lheir legend NIL dsss
gsrsaigm.H and 10 llie PHILOSOPHY ~ ihat
logged Old motto they cling with wonderful
itnaclly"
Ths south. " not dolly" u hopefal, rfu.
ltnsly calculating aud detormlucd. Il H
neither east down BY great revefses nor an
lnly elated by success. The Coufedefeles
commenced tho contest with fearful odds
against them, AID have conducted " With 4
stalesmansbip, eoeray ond courage WHICH
have wrung praise even from the fanAfn
who had been industriously engaged 10
years II maligning them They haAAhol
only the whole power Of the FedefA gov
eminent 20 resist, its army and naff, but In
their midst there was Union aentimcnt
nearly Il not quite equal 10 the iushrgent one.
The radical policies Of tie edlHihis,ralion at
Washington have united them, and the rebel
leaders have made angati6us use Of the re-
sources placed IA flsUlr command With
armies whose numbers were but q fraction
Of ours. tlicy have beaten aud baIIlcd us at
eycfy point. aky6 at Vicksburg and in Lou
isinna. ailI tiicy have, since the surrender Of
peufifr MK, so disposed their forces that
lycEbafg has been Of but slight practical
eKiu4utage 60 us, aud but an immaterial loss
q, them
\ WehAye sent against them more than q
million and quarter of men, provided with
avery material Of war and every engine q
aaestruetion which the inventive genius o.
1.-The age cond furnish the military capac.
lity 81 the nation las been tested to the ut
most we have depo9ulated their plantations
fAnd armed their slaves as soldiers; have
hardened ourselves with a debt which brings
lAs to the Var4h Of bankruptcy and after
threr ears al desperate war, those who arr
clai1oroas fof sAbjF gationtell us the Souti
lis yetV.joIly
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Gennrmls RniEcr and Foster.


The War Department I'D Washington, says the
St. Louis Republican, moves IN q nlysscrious way.
Scarcely had thp country quit wondering what
coald have been the matierwith Esosecrans that he
should be relieved entirely from duty when it was
announced that Gen. Foster had Leen turned out Of
The Departments 81 South Virginia apa North Caro-
lima. to make room for General Butler. - besnle,
the elections .de about over and the Rdininistla,
ton has 10 further use tVr Butler Oh tAe stomp;
out for our part we consider ester forty lmes Tue
officer IN point Of military capacity and xnesience
that the Massachusetts, General is Betit Las heen
ID NO battle during the war. He planned Pisf6es
attack Oh Big Bethel, where our uaops were ieg
INTO the mouth Of destruction, apd were sadly de-
seated by Magrnder. He sat still at View 0fleansl
and allowed the Rebels 70 fortfy Port Hudson. and
to get possession Of several strategic points Of int
poftance ia the Department Of the Gulf. Foster,
On tie other hand, has been fighting man. and d
successful one thsoughouttpe war. His campaign
ID North Carolina was brilliant h the extreme.
we are at great loss to comprehend the action 81
stanton and Ialleck in regard to Foster and Butler.
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ilfAbarAaffna tiesnesA chsAfaf Dv,l
Llusesfss, Mmm. bgu ~, lsbj.
NJ rsgs horses wHfAts Impressed w any
sgl,esf ~ asldlef ~ Die eomnsHd, wlihnat
ws.tiss auihsfify lfoh lhsss Headquarters. r.
rillsana hatinN in8sfa Impressed wliheut
authority, AFTER tNN date. W soldiers ~ ibis
division, viii lMbledinisly irpoft q these
Headquarters lha )nane ~ The soldier Who
losk them. letlsHof bic eompanY, and nutH'
I,rr ~ hlA reRlmlni, " Il can ~ obtained, -
the pfopefly. 80 b. recovered and che party
punished.
~ compsnd of ilrie Gen JAoksov
GRO. MOOHMAN.
Nov ~, 1861 n Captain A "A a Glen.
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Thsts afs further fsFpafif, thfgHah sbeil
dos ttvsif, N ftbtl ahHmseiif ioWstif
FeAslsi ffitenfn ~ hehansn bsinN
sasesai.bls ~ fhfm Illf stories MAJ he
lsas. haf ll4e pfbbahllliiff mfa thaf Ne i
htsiatf. Abullilaalsm hnS reached 80 iHw
sspsh ihaf ID vii fssoft 90 sny wesausss
h ssbssffs IA pslpast
Gen. Pfeailaa. VI ill feesnily lsndegs'i
~ fntisuaglon. nHd fhe war Department
- attsplsa ~ Cfa rfsellss was qalie q
bflahi festst Ohes be "a ngitlng nvw bat
4 4l,affei stick
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ffsAh4tAngtMs y faeass&'s rANNMV uW
il,lsasgss. Miss. hgf a. isei I
! - hefs passes IN - a,sHH 4 = ne. ne.
NfHdqptflfft ~ pfftgH@ Ht#irW " W !"
Niskshefg. ~ ~ avg pglht inslte# n me Fsa'
sfaI lines, u4tii fHllbsf efdef4
lf Csnmsndsfs sd pfogD4' HAfshsls tf'
naosslsd boi - elgs psfinlia ~ sfsohs f1ti
lnr lstheas Headquarters Wllh lies n MAh'
~ soth applications.
lEd GOODMAN,
Nav 70. ias1h cabihln a A a uss.
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A ~ tflfsas a4s'aH N iepItN a. 49, ~ fs.I
~ II& fflIaf|f - W. HHIf&I IN MsRI..4 I.5I
lt4lfN4 ~ N &C. 4|tIIItt Ne MNHNsa fAll ~
llffa AlA HHW afNH iAf N'ft ~. al MN' l4msn
s4an ~ us afff fffNE NlNMNitN.
Art8fisNfF ~ tftf4 n ~ NMH HIikI4 ~ az
lt a)4 - ~ NaItftlI H|s1ilN a. N4sfasIFs AZ ~
AiI sNns HA must - nffwNlHa IN NfHsNa. llAa lNt'
N slif Hstilf NJ thiaF stetHf WHtA& NfflfA6
- rs 00nin rslathf ~,
MAg Al laA4 Sass M84laAM lilsttMt
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n5r The question Of peace or war y not involved
IN tie election Of next Tuesday, says the New York
World Of the 4tl inst The Democrats Of this State
have never faltere III their support bf the war for
the restoration Of tie Union. Our object in this
election is to condemn the fecbleness with which
war has been conducted--to vote the wretched pc
gro policy which i bringing tile nation to the Fegy
verge Of perditon, and TO compel the administers
ton to inauguratc measures to give US anearIy
peace and reunion Of The States vote for the
Democratic State ticket, thcregore, is not vote
against sustaining our gallant soldiers in the field
as the Republicans try to make out, but viii have
the effect to stimulate the administration 70 more
vigor IN the conduct Of the war, and thus bring
about an early and honorable peace: Let it be re.
membered that the failures Of the administration
we're when it had no opposition, and that it has
done better every way since the Reorganization d
the Democratic party.
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Plantation For Sale.

4 ol'FEH for sale thc plantation known A. The
Mek nney plsce (" i've miles northwest NJ Can.
'isIn. on illc 'Mu0frr Hun rad. There are about
three hundred acfes cleared aud one hundred WOOD
land. with ~ the necessary Improvements. For
tc0n- apply AZ the Telegraph oIllce, Caninn.
u. Il. ilEilNDUN.
Nov. IL. isGs. ~ 7ts
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M0TICE.

PURSUANT to instructions from the Com
L 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 Comnlis-
saries and designated their respective Dis
trict as follows
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

"a. u 10 sisuisi IL YHnlss pspflg ihAi
,hsfs ~, tsss $4,000 arfiius 40 ihs
aimf " lhs rgsemAe.
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FROM tie residence Of Mrs. n. I. John,
x9 stone on Friday. 18th Sept i've young
ING them viii be thankfully received and any
pcreon nrrestine them will Be amply rewarded
GEO. C.. HARRIS.
TIringsson, MISS. Oct. i 1858, A-n
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.


FILTERS Of administration on the estate
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi, at the
October term. A. D. 1868, thereof
All persons indebted TO said decedept 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
DAVID E. BURNS, Adm.
Oct "a, 1868 34-6t
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Tie Grn indispensable pFsllmlHAly %
ossssomlng dllhesIiIss, y " lesA them
fwll n ne face.
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ne neu pto ehn ilabd W aaa|hiI N.
ckAlhfd lalletlaR HhIskss shd lanaIs.
Ipol peAeh brandy nor saId "a ~ ol,hA
wsy glaess u lAlt astliDb, aya Nlylff
''lFon elsds,"
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MAJ. NJ. M. STRICKLAND, O. s. Canton
Counties of Holmes, Washington, Issaque-
"a. Yazoo Madison, Leake, Warren, Kinds
aud Rankin.
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Many have been ruiped By their
friends many have escaped ruin By the
want Of fortune To obtsin i pc great
have become little, and the llflle have
become great,
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sEcoNp DISTRICT

MAJOR r. II. CUNY, G. S. Columbus.
Counties al Tishomingo, Tippah, Ponto-
toe. Itawamba. Monroe, Chckasaw, Lpwndes
and Octibbeha.
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MAI. JOHN S. MELLON, G. S. Office a
Grenada.

Counties Of MARSHALL, Desot0, Tunlca, Pa-
nola. Lafavette, Caihonn. Yallobnsha, ITALIA
.hatchie, Coahoma, Bolivar, Sunfiowef5 Car
roll and Choc.aw.
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fFAtWWNfN - wv ~ f""H|
ffNfR follewinw Conhdernie saIfeW hsA
4 lnen 80 hsfftf dssiaFsa dalY tsfhasf#ii
All snfsfs sad men fhpfafai I'D rHa|H4
~ sny slime pfssless ~ ne "a ~ September
fe61 This seetlsn. heweshf. "A nos inisAd.
"a IL lnsl4As ahf rHlsefa ~ men tEptYfpd ~
vltksbafn. JuiY Az. lAgl. eNtept snfh -
wefa dsfiafp,l exchanged - Fteha1ks No'lft
M. q. September l4'h. lAH1 ~ efe spttlh
calls uamed IN this Notice. ilut IA does 8n
lfaee 40 deliveries made A. ciiy Point ~
other plafss heiafe sept. tst 1861. ard With
the hesitation above named, ~ eapiafes A.
Pan HndaUn ~ any elhef plafe where ibe
PARTIES wefe released un pafulg.
2 The staff ~ Generals rtmbefien. Siev
enson. ll0wen. Moore. Ijaflon. y u W.,
Cummings. llnFfla nnd Baldwin. and ~ Cole
Reynolds. Cuekfell and Datkcry she officers
aud men belonging 10 the knglneer Corps
and sappefn and aliuefs. and the 9Th And
4Gih Mississippi regiments, nll captufei A.
Vickahurg, July 9TH lrG1
q The general ofiIrerA captured ~ Virkf
burg. Jaiy llI. 1868, wege declared exchanged
July i3th, 1868.
ROBERT OuLD.
Agent ~ Exehanne.
Southern papers copy Xix Iimcs and send
| bills To the War Department.
me- A.