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3a- AAO "A MT fAN0M &@ESA~~ A@Ares a4W
The music of the waken'd Tyre
-----.- Dies not upon the quivering strings,
Nor burns alone the minstrers fire
Upon the lip that trembling sings; Hr,l5
Nor shines the moon in heaven unseen,
Nor shuts the flower its fragrant cells,
Nor sleeps the fountains wealth, l ween, 3a7
Forever in its sparry wells; s..
Tho spells of the enchanter lie
Not on his own lone heart his own rapt ear and eye
locked upon a face as fair
As ever made lip Of heaven
Falter amid its music prayer;
The frst-lit star Of even
Snr;nps not 40 scftly on the eye,
Nor grows, with watching, half SO bright
Nor. mid its sisters Of tic sky,
So seems of heayen the dearest nsht' lI,3
Men Saurmur where that face is seen.- 80.
Ny youths angelic dream was of that look and ;nie
Yet, though we deem the stars are blest,
And envy, in our grief, the flower
That bears but sweetness in It's breast, 81
And fear the enchanter for his power
And love the minstrel for his spell
He winds out Of his Tyre so well;
The stars are almoners of light, t
The lyrist of melodious air,
The fosntain of'its waters bright,
And everything most sweet and fair
of that by which it charms the ear,
The eye of him who passes near;
A lamp is lit in woman's eye
That souls, else lost earth, remember angels by
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-02

ExrREmEs.-Many fool has passed for q
clever man because he has known how to hold
his tongue; and many clever man has
passed for fool because he has not known
how TO make use of it. .e rV no
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PrrY is sentiment 90 natural, 30 sppro-
pirate to the female character. that it is
scarcely merit for woman to possess il, but
TO be without il is q arieyous crime
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News from the Islands.

The firing from our batteries continues
as usual The enemy makes no answer,
but is industriously engaged at Batteries
Gregg and Wagner, and has thrown up
additional sand embankments, intended,
it is believed. to make his occupation of
Norris Island more secure. 1t is report
ed that the YUnkees were engaged at Bat
tory Gregg Saturday and Sunday in get
ting the range of two mortars which they
succeeded in getting in position and
brought to bear upon Fort Moultrie and
Sullivan's Island batteries.
One Monitor vas towed out to sea yes
terdsY oyer the bar. and sailed in the di-
rection of Port Royal. The rest of the
feet, including the lronsides and four
Monitors, are still inside. The Monitor
that left is thought to be the Weehawken,
which was aground some time ago, and is
now Obliged to- 90 South Tor repairs.
IL was rumoree yesterday that informa-
ton had been received in official quarters
of a charge Of Commanders in the Yam
kee squadron, and that Farragut had been
ordered hero 10 relieve Dahlgren.-
IChsrlestOn Courier, 2lst.
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"a q
w aro I;st. 60 ~ s,a,. st s non -. ~ ~
eonnties ~ Jackson. Harrison and Haneock Elec
fion in October npxt
- we are authorized 10 announce Hon WILLIAM
TT INES AZ candidate for reeectjop 10 tho Star,
5enatn rom tho counties Of Inud,r.iae and Nevtou
~ The friends OF u on. w s. PATTON of La0
iordsIa annonnce him a. a candidate for the Stat,
Senate rom g Senatorial district OF IauderdaIo aas
sesra eanntias.s ..,..
:. WV are Htrrfzru xn;r,ryuso7 evi. rJpr1rI
L0WRY..as cntiiis'a for the State gcnate. In ths
District ccatosei Of the counties Of Rankin and
Smith .rcioh m oeober 1868
,tafe ar. stthoriled to Snironnce Capt JOHN
AD,IS a. actnii a'a fD' e'ctpn 70 the STATE Sen.
ate fr1t tls ps'r'c crnpo,,i u The counties oi
See;t&gi %9liseA, q sllr oFlin. pc'aher election
f@9 We irs fUAnlizsi ia1nonnee q. A Lllt X
RFr II candi5,tt for ra sleciioa to The
9HGo from hr 2riA Di.frict eomposed oi
Re aeaNfps ~ ~cot' }na h4dison,at the ensuing De
aBer eleAFp
Neefe aNtNoNyed 20 nnr aunee Hon. HAFHEW
t4 LII aaa oanhidr " represent the counties of Sc
ana Madieoa ia The Sato senate, Election In Octqasr
next
We Nte anthor2ad to announce Hon. PETER
lo#sR ~ Jasper, ~ A. candidate for reelection to
n NtFte senate trul the S3natorts District composed
a." rs3el Jasrer CLARK and WAYNE
a-n a., adGaa.ttd 10 ayd,3dnce CO. WILLIAM
4 WAflfp of CeYs ll elnii tate Tor ,ae state Sen.
re from e sen8isss 3islal eoiaaa ie,l nf the Coun
les : Jaapei 4 isfE aaG Wa,pe
AtHis frenda t.i.tI5a4a l,s .o' snn 3uncc Or J. N
RHODE, - scrtddslr to reprosrnt IaulcrtIaIe
County IN the Io,yef ua,s. II the rex, leRisa.,ra*
NtWe nrr authorized 80 Sl;nGnnce EDWARD J.
REV ~ candidate -epeaSe6t I.,uderdaIo county in
bc f6usc Of E.ospseDat s Of the next Issjsiat urs
:, :
1fnf1sE ~ t ', W ''i't AsN ". ~
" y, -. !. " ~" ~" Z, lhli'. ~ osh-
llaaiS 70 t9p'eset , Laarrao county IN the lower
Essqha ~ T,io,,is ~ ss9ts, w II cp1r,sproN, =
1 ~, as a ~ ~ ,i1a, .n " .,os, @ n = ~ 4. 80 -
oo'' IN t ia Lni IS M s,o,
'",s T. W. ~ , s - y r;. " ~ '' r MI.
bis na canIlae to re- nrascn, Cam.
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nsovoments Of the r'rsnoi, ia MEXICO.


The correspondent Of The New Yorl
at the City of fMexico under date Of TIN
Goth ult,. writes =
The politiesl operations have followed
their course under the guidance of th,
Count de Saligny. After the manifest
good will Displayed by the people of thi.
capital todatlis the intervention, II wac
not difficult TO foresee that the program
ME OF the French Minister would be fol
lowed to the cnd without much jarring.-
The Junta Superior was filled up TO two
hundred and fifty members They we're
installed on the 8th, when Gen. Almonte
and Senior Lores made addresses to the
Juntn. The speech of the latter reviewed
the stormy seas through which the repuh-
lic had passed until it had wrecked on
the breakers Of general anarchy, and is
now the object Of the benevolent interven-
ton OF France. This speech was loudly
oheered from the galleries. The Junta
at once set TO work, only few of its mem
bers declining to adopt the monarchical
proclivities of the rest. On the afternoon
of the 10Th the report OF commission
named for that purpose WAS made in favor
o. monarchical torin of government
This report was' adopted unanimously.
amidst loud applause from the benches
and from the galleries. The following
articles were then proposed:
Article 1.-The nation adopts for form
Of government atemperate hereditary
monarchy, with Catholic prince.
This article was adopted by 220 ayes
against 2noes. The session was then adj
journed to p. NJ, at which hour 226
members took their seats, and thefoilow-
ing additional articles were proposed, and
the first two were adopted unanimously,
and without discussion
Article 2-The sovereign shall take
the title of Emperor of Mexico.
Article 3.-The imperial crown of Mex
leo is offered to His Imperial Highness
the Prince Ferdinand Msximilan, Arch
duke OF Austria, for him and his descend
ants.
Article 4. In the case that, for reasons
which cannot be foreseen, the Archdnke
Macmillan may not take possession of
the throne which is offered him, the
Mexican nation trusts TO the beneyolencc
Of His Mojesty Napoleon Ill, Emperor Of
The French, that h. will dc signate anoth-
er Catholic prince 10 whom the crow q
may be offered. To TIL, last article there
wefe nine dissenting voices. The session
then closed with Il vote oi thanks Il, the
Emperor OF the French for TIE 2 .ief ous
protection which he has extended 10 the
Mexican people
Or fae lltl The acts Of the Janta pf si,e
prrgiasa 1aq we're lHtTini aud tha event
a,iiiesd t3 the iTiamiaht 9f tinzG4m
tai hy 5ue auudgHf AN3i o. guns Lt#l
Junta re.oIyed tilat yne tni oi Naprlon
III. should be y1seed ii ,Elleir assam ~ I
rooln--the auciens Eilal af Congress 4
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1--WE are authorized to announce Captain S OIL
STREET a candidate for Major General of Militia
Of the State of Mississippi at he ensuing October
election.
son n candidate for MAor General for the State OF
Mississippi Election FIRST Monday in October
All papers in the State Of Mississippi are requese,i
insert the above and toward bill TO Aberdeen Mis-.
sissppi
give authorized to announce General s. J.
GHOISON a candidate for Major-General Of the
State Of Mississippi the ensuing october election.
Papers in the State please copy and send bills to
General q.
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Cahaba, Sept 2od, 1863
In obedience to the above order this day assume
command Of all Paroed and Exchanged Prisoners vest
Of Grn'l Braggs army All such will report without
delay at these Headquarters
All Trans Mississippi paroled and exchanged men
and officers will r.port to mo-
will state that everything shall he dove to insure
the comfort ut the met and procure fr ihOm ratlons
clothing and pay 50 to enable them to bo ready for
service as soon as exchanged
1t tis expected and desired ths' soldiers will the
necessity ofeonng forward Onr country Il threat.
cned by yaial foe, and Is the duty of every good
man to obey orders by repotiag promtiy ikIs camp
Your namos will be sent on for excha.ge and You
Will again be enabled to meet the cVwardy nssRsaiu
now threatening our beloved county M stronger
appeal shoHld be necessary than Il Ia your duty
would earnestly request commanders al Posts aud
officers In the field TO forward all parOled to these
Headquarters
All paroed and exchanged men now on furlough will
report Immediately at this place In future no tur.
loughsarc valid except those issued by me-,
knNt D HENRY q DAVIS,
sep2ohlUt Lieutenant Colonel,
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fz'We are authorized to announce the name .
Cs BEN KING. Of Copia1 County, candidate
for Brigadier General OF the Brigade District
posed OF the enaafes Of Cspiah, Simpsoa. Hinls,
Rankin, Scott, Laaka Alfalfa Mad'son H9imes, Car
roll Chociaw, f1obnsha. Taahafchie and Saihoun.
Al the earnest solicitation Of mtnF friends, Capt.
A. WATTS has consented 70 brrome eahdidaie
for Beigaiier General Of Militia In the Brigade eOmPo
sed n the counties % Copah. simpson Hnhs Rankin,
Sc a. LraSe. Aitals Msdisan. Holmes, Carroll Choe-
faw, Ysllobusha and Calhnns
I'VE are Authorized 10 anuo1nee = MARION
SHIELDS n cand ja'r for Briga4iier Gen-ral 4fh
BH ale Missi-sippi M'litia
give ar's aarh ,rzs, sanniare Gen. cH AS. z
,AED IS fsr re ieeton 10 the nfi # B Ig a-r Gen
raj 4 Militia Ia ths 2rd bfipaie 1istrci q Mi--s.si
-esl used q D. fiii wing eusrties. ro-Sits Baivar
Atshia2r'n Issaq~-na. Snndrsvsr NazOo. W.rrrs
tsiirsrnf. sadl sau. Alan- Wiikiu-sn. Frtrk ~
a isu- ca g.. .ua nrf Amiie AMI PIX
F-ye ~. sss -iz.i 20 -naouaee Capi mont
rfONEEY tsAill.t.IfJ u Nrwtan County. =
sandidae for Brsaale General o. Hfifia il this Br-
use oLG ~
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LABOR AID. H1RE OF WACO

eowneai g
not
oc
ln hpyrtl
Actwb aVh"n dh Pr'OnS
lht Fp
xran nanyc % shall
aI
lka a %
Department viii be Aes.~s dos"
.h former
.,oi- T. y y Z SccSSEE wSEs0N sCs.-As-.~.
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a CIRCULAR
to COmmandants Of COnScripts
Il, ceassd.rs,o STATE. I ! |, 2! y AnsrIe. I, !. .

Richmond Va Sept s. 1868.
In pursuance OF Instructions received at this Bureau
from the Secretary Of War yon wi forthwith proceed
TO obtain correct returns Of all persons detailed,
ployed or engaged in QuartermasterA, Commlssarlcs
Medical or Ordinance Departments, within your
mnnds You will also procure the return ofall whito
males engaged In tho service Of Railroad CompRaies
Express Companies. Telegraph Companies and Gov.
enmeu Contractors with the ago, aud Office, and duty
Of each In this report IA intended include Rl OIL
ccrsa and soldiers, whether disabled or not All Con-
scripts and men liable to Conscrpton, and men not
liable to Conseriptlon 45Fty
YouwiIl state with particularly TIM duty which
each man Il omployed and mako Your rn0rk a. dis.
titct AZ posaible. s.t
ny command Of Col. PRKsros sup't -
Isigned p NJ PAGE,
Capt. and A. A, q.
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| hOF s"ErrAs.
I've are auIlinrizrn ~ uiupHrep NAl p = btft
| RYae candidate f}r Cpu,rass from Ae e. Congress
sona Dbtr'et coinprsest0 ld 20 Oitins 10 Llnmln
60 Tippah, Itawainba, pontolcc and monroe
I'VE ara authorized "a Annoincc Cal A, y. REY
NOL1lS ne a cAni3ate fos Gon gross in thesSee0nt
District ,posej Of Inc counties OF rishnnfKo 18th
pah, Itawamba Pontotoc md Monroe
~ VIZ are authorized TO announce Hon. o. r. SIN
I'll FfON1aa candidate for reel. ction TO Gongfesa
from the district compnseii ot tho les of Snnfcnr
Carroll Attala, Holmes, LetkG Madison aud zoa
p W. aro anth9rizad 1II - =
=. Hfcf tf, caHdl nts elar@rff 20 The house
nf Representatives. Of the next Congreas from the 7t
District of this State Election in October.
4 y We sre authorized to anhounce Capt. CON.
REA, asa candidate for Congress from tic 9Th Dis
trei composed Of tbr colntics Of auderdale, Clarke,
Jasper, Newton. Scott, Smith. Simpson Hinds and
Rankin Election lst Monday in October.
.iy- hon. H. BgkRKSDALE Is a candidate for re.
election to Congreas from the 9Th District. cop0sed Of
tho counties Of Lauderdale, Clarke, Jasper. Newton,
Scott, Smith Simpson Rankin and Kinds Election lst
Monday October. sA5 Fa ge
- We ARE authorized to announce II RANKIiIN
- SMI III EAg. as candidate for Congress In
he Fifth Congressional District, composcd Of the
ties II Sunhower Carroll, Holmes, Yazoo Leake, At
tala an Madison hLtbr ensuing October election
sS~ Colonel A. T HfLL. Of Madison county, Is a
candidate for Congress In the M district comfosed OF
the coun-ies Of Carroll Sun1ower, Holmes, Attala,
Leake. Yazoo anil Mvdisou
Election st Monday in October.
~ The friends of Colonel w d. HOLDER, Of
Ppntoroc county, present hts name candidate for
Iongrsss, the ensuing ee.tion, in this district
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Headquarters Vol and Cons. Bareau,
Department Tenn, Ala. aud Miss,
Columbus, Miss, Sept. 7, 1903.
. n Eau A 4 SANz ~ n n uA vn

4
NJ J. 10 all cases arising under the COnserip
law, involving questions Of exemption and dIschsfge
the afidaVits Of Tho applicants must be fled Il now
done, but the affidavit Of the applicant Ia not evidence
| Of facts upon which TO predicate decision There
must be two credible witnesses. Their sndavts must
accompany the application. These Witnesses must BE-
present. no as 10 be examined by tho Ofrer he
fore whom thecase Is brought N necessary. Tho tes
ilmOny must be taken IN writing In questions Of Doubt
No party will be entitled exemption or discharge
under any clause Of the CODscTip set who fails 70
furnish tho proof Of all facts Necessary 10 eBte bia
to tho benefit Of that act.
IL. All Mechanics, Manufacturers. Physician Drug.
gsts, and others exempted from combinations n puD
lie policy. 70 be entitled 70 exemption have ie,H
suth before the passage Of the het aud al Who fail
keep on banda stock Of The raw material Tor their
trades manufacturing establishments calling,
who sell tie products Ofbeir labor at greater profit
than seyeniyhye pei cent The cost Of p'oduffion
cease 20 be entitled to exemption Attention ~ on
eersOftbis BnTean h particularly called 20 the lost
paragraph In this order, A. the only corrective against
exiOrtoDatc charges by the large class Of exemptions
allowed only for the public good In all cases Whefe
more Than seventy five per cent profit IL charged tie
parties Will be brought before the Ofdeers Of dez
or Outp0sfs Of this BnfesH.
;, by command Of Brig Gen. Pr Low, Bupt Bureau.
II B BRADFORD, A. A. CeD"raI
The Clarion, Mississippi; Montgomery AdvertisoF.
Memphis Appeal Atlanta Coz federaey. and Knox
vile Register Will insert for month aud forward
accounts to Major cheA'isH, A. y ~. Marietta, Geo
gia. sepI2flm
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iiesdgusr,ers ol!lco Of con.crIpp,!on' N, y,

Enterpriae Mlss. Sep ~ 1868 !
SPECIAI. ORDER NO. l45.
~ In accordance with the foregoing Circular 10
Commsndants of Conscripti0n, =.
All Qurtermasters, commissaries, Medical aud Or.
dinnuca, departments, Railroad Companies, Express
Companies, Telegraph Companies and Government
Contractors within the State II Mississippi viii forth.
with make their reports to these Headqparers In ac.
cordance with the foregoing Instructions
BY Order NJ. II CLARK, Maj e. A. AA.G
Commanding Conscripts State OF Miss,
s A. MATHEWS Adj.
Sep 25dlm
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ADDITIONAL SCHEDULE

a the S crib 5 1@ P.5 P.s 90
10 {
DO do "#o"fOdo ls
bepaiik
Thepp will addition
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THE OPPOSITION TIcKEr.-We learn that
the opposition to the State ticket of Missis-
sippi was merely the work of an irrespon-
sible printing Office in the State of Missis-
ippi. without any authority from the gem
tlemen whose names we're announced in
opposition to the present incum5ents.- =
The tickets will not be distributed, and
there will really be mo opposition: We
are glad of il, as our present officers are
all worthy, faithful and competent Mr..
A. J. Gillespie, the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts has claims upon the soldiery and
people of Mississippi which they will not
soon forget. He has been in the Office
only a part Of one term. and il will b.
borne in mind that be has turued over
his salary to the widows and poor soldiers
wives, besides making N unrxception-
able ofhcer.- Mississippian, 24th.
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Heasq'f. va. 4 cess. Bsfesa [
Dept Tenn Al Yis-. C,iaH,iHs. ME-. seDi5, 20.
,EsEhAh ORDER 80 ~
r. Psroe prissssrs beionFng tis His.lssippi stats
fsrees viii noi bs intefered viii ~ &c sssrH % fhs
BureaH. The csgfedsrHte STAT pff-Saers 90 parole
and others bsSDeing % theaverzi eufuaaHds rgv bs
Ing Feorensse3 By Il@aL Gen~fal Bsrtse - Eafsf.
Prize Sin be seat 10 snd isr~ssasd g. fbsip pises.
by cofnmand. Big. Gen. PILLOW.
n. =. BasDr0Ep. A. A. q. sepSdkv5g
Msffgam~rg A1y. ffisef. Hob1s NeWs sod HeEphis
Appai iu inserf for geeks anf SOD accasBta -
Msisf n. Chesfham. Narieffa. Gs.
NUAhTED AT TIE CLARION OFRIE 20
w psuBds q heesvsa ssf 20 fonods y talisT .
~hisf - hifhssf E.afsstpstcs Sbi - PsA s~r4T
HEAaTED TO PCHCBAsE. wfTHus
w fes mlifs II Nefffian, saafl fnr9 t1rsored e
ffsn - - eossIes. Tsf farii.Nlay ssfly
ssFsts At ~ StI1V-s
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CONscnIPTs WASTED FOR vIRoT-

CONsCRIPTs WAITED FOR VIRGIL
-, MA II aI1 detailed BY Gen. Rob't y Lee Army
January. 1853 and General Order No 10, A. T. Gen.
erals ONCE TO procure censcrpts and volunteers for
any regiments from Mississippi IN bic army also to
arrest absentees without leave. I sm authorized 10
say 20 absentees without leave from Gen Poseys
brigade that charges will not bG preferred against
COnAerIpts who desire To Join regiments IN Virginia
will report to Major M H. Clark. at Enterprise where
arrangements VIII be made " forward them 10 vir.
ginA.
Has many a. sixtyfour men, (6D will volunteer 10
go to the 4eth Misslsdppi Regiment will secure to
them the right to elect their own officers and 10 take
the place Of company 10 that regiment which has ap
piled 10 be dlsbanded.
JOS. N. JAYNE,
Colonel 4sth Miss. Regf
Address Brandon. Miss, seplIdkwIh6
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Us.daas1,e1. Vol and coo.eTlpt BaTes1

Headquarters Vol and COnseript Bureau.
Depsrtment Tennssse, Alabama and hissssipti :
eOlBmbus, Miss, hept. s, ItsG5
GEsER4iL AZ 3a0Esf pl;so1I:, as:., NO "a: ,,,,,.,,.
the BureaH haying 20 go 20 other portions 0f tbs Con-
script Department 90 extend TIE OfgaDlzaiiong Ce
DOW - being the se81rs feer OG this BaTeau IN sss
STATE Of Mississippi il placed IN charge 81 the orgabL
zaiions Il this State Al repairs from The various
rendszous aud outpost II the organizations 10 this fiao
will be made 20 lBt. and through bin 30 the snyera-
teBdent Cni D0Nd vii nseevsry industry and VII.
lapee himself and will IRE al bi- subOr1iBstes with
zeal and energy IN the debaTge 0f fhe highly impor
tant duties In vi beb they nov engaged The work
must uoi be allowed to drag. The Iaw aud o ders Of
lbe doyernnsbf sDd ~ fhs Bureap Binst he executed
hh hrnsss iiByarfsi jnsiife. ahd with Tire single.
ps ~ pHrss o. adea6ee the Interests Of the
Tlds order doe. not eB,braee e original Cgnserip
gsnia .tlon The state Il Nissis.ipD Wbisb ~iu eOn
iinne tn pot fbs Bssder General eoHirciiIag this
Bnuau.
rs command of Big. Con OTo. J. PILLOW.
Gpflsi3S II. - BBADfOkD. \. a. q.
The Daii, CLARION. Mobile News, and Hississirpisn
will ibssrt ~ a ofdsF for fsnr Seks sB1 fofWsfd
rerognfs 90 N-jor ~ Db. .Afhsn8. a. y %. Hafieits,
Ca.
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r% Asked grey back on the train
from above. Whai Was the news from the
front. .-W-li" he said the laiks sir a
vaecinating thar air wlioe pr e''is'ry.
''Vaccinating," rather a poor -uie-'i iiu-s
for evacuation" /" but North tieuIsiz has
certainly been inpoculaied with Yankees.
-fRehcl.
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give are authorized to announce Col r. j
HO0DE, of Lawrence County. as candidate toi
Judge of the High Court of Errors and Appeals for the
Second District Of the State of Mississippi composed Of
the couhies Of Claiborne, Copah, Simpson, Smith
Jasper CLARK, Wayne, Covinston Jones' Perry, Green
Marion, Hancock, Jackson, Harrison, Adams. Jcffei
son, Anite Wilkinson, Lawrence, Pike and Franklin
Election frst Monday III October.
We authorized to announce DAVID w
HURST, Of Amite County, as candidate for Judge
Of the High Court Of Errors and Appeals for the Sc
conl District Of the State of Mississippi composed Of
the counties Of Claiborne, Copab, Simpson, Smith,
Jasper Clark Wayne, Gov vngton Jones' Perry, Green,
Marion, Hancock, Jackson, Harrison, Adams, Jefer-
Amitc, Wilkinson, Lawrence, Pike and Franklin.
Election first Moaday u October.
For Secretary.
~ c. A BROUGHER is candidate for re-elee.
ion to the Office of Secretsry ofStats Electionn 0e
t0ber next
For Treasurer.
~ Colonel NJ. d. HAYNESis a candidate for re-
election the Office of State Treasurer Election next
October.
For Auditor.
t6 A. J. GILLESPIE is a candidate for re-election
10 the office Of Auditor of Public Accounts. Election
"a October next