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Reign of Terror in the South.
Affidavits Of Union Refugees.
HEAnQU ,RrErs nIuRiCT OF Com,Tu J
DErA arNFNr or lHE TJNNEssEE,
Go. Mn. Miss. Feb 10. 1g 9 j


DEAR SIR Herewith send you for pub
LEGATION in yonr paper, several aflidavils
of refugees from Alabama, concerning
outrages committed upon Themselves aud
property by the rebels. II seems to be
very appropriate to publish these at this
time, particularly while the semi-traitors
at the North are making such noise and
tumult about arbitrary arrests and i'm
prisonments, and have nothing whatever
to say about the outrages committed by
the rebels II seems to me appropriate
that the people of the North should see
what it costs to be Union man in Ala
bama. Therefore, have collected these
aiIidavits and send them to you, hoping
you will publish them. Thousands Of
them could be obtained with little
trouble.
STATEMENT OF HENRY J. SIMS.
A citizen of Tishomingo county, thirty
miles south of Corinth, on Browns creek.
He says: Warren's company is about
fourteen miles south of where he lives, at
Warren's mill, in Ittawamba county; has
about 100 men there about 30 men on
Browns creek bottom, near Campbells.
He thinks they are guerrillas; they are
robbing and pundering families of Union
men. A DIR. Davies, living,near Rienz,is a
spy for them used TO live in Corinth he
obtains all the information he can forWar-
rem he is acquainted with a member of
the Mississippi company Capt. Adam's)
and promised to obtain all the informa-
tiOn he could and report it in Corinth,-
Have been taking men with dogs in west
of Big Browns creek, between Rienzi
and BOonville; heard that Roddy was
between Burnville and Bear Greek.
HENRY j. SIMS.
Sworn and subscribed to before me,
this 26th January 1868.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
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1. O. o.
Jouy Y. HIBn, Grand Secretary, should be a.,
al kashsiLs, Tssa.

IoHS Y. HIBn, orsud Secretary should be ~, sssed
Al Nashville, TSsH.
IeaAsssse Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Eyun-
lng, az their Hail. on the corner Of UniOn And sum
mer tttrcs. The officers Tor the ~ esent term are
" - L'suour, G.; J. 4, Mills, va, J. l.. Weakly,
secretary L. X. spain, Treasurer.
Nabas Lodge No lo-Moela At the same place
every Monday Evening, Tho officers are q A.
uamuhe', \. g., uenry Apple, Y.G.; J. l.. Park
secretary Is y Brown, Treasurer,
sm,isv Lodge, No, sO-Nee,s al their Hail. on south
cherry street, every Friday evening The officers
are q. @ Covsrt, No. prank harman, 70; James
Wyatt, Secretary ", NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
Aurora Lodge No, los, (GeruAu)-Mee,s AT the
Hall, corner OF Union and summer streets. every
fhurstay kv,niug, The onicels arc Charles Rich
y 1F p friclma NG.i 80 Rilter,ich, secretary I;
Geo Seiiero, Treasurer.
Rsgslg Eaeampmsa, No, l--Moots at the above Hal
no me utft and thud Wednesdays OF each month
me ofc'ra are J. Mills, CP.; 7. H. Aohride, m. ,
2 ' Fuller, sW.; Peter Hauis, Jr., J,W.; john
Hide, Scrho B. h. Gutter, Treasurer,
O'cs-braach Eesoampn.sa,, No. 4--N,en At the
above Hal 900 tho scg1ud sut fourth Wednesday
aichts Of each muuth The ofioers are Jas r i-'lI,
CP, Henry Atp'e. HIP; T., hoker, 9.W.; 3. fricd
man, } w. NuarloC kircner, Scribe J. \. Ward
Treasurer,
IT, neTrss y nJughtsrt u RsbshaA-McetE the ars
Friday Afternoon Of each mouth, a. 3 o'clock,
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ARTHUR [XI lNMAN,
TESTIMONY OF Wesley wIL1IAms,
HEADQUARTERS nYArrs S.

HEADQUARTERS YATES S. ST.
GLENDALE, MISS, Jan. "a, 1868.
| live in Marion codnty, Ala At some
time In October l left home and came TO
the Union lines, since which time have
been back number of times TO my old
neighborhood for recruits to fill up the
Alabama cavalry now at Glendale; on or
about the LIST Of October, 1862, the Feb-
els burned my cotton, amounting TO
about 1000 pounds, and since left home
they have burned my house, furniture
and clothes; at the same time they also
burned 10000 pounds of cotton belong
ing TO my brother, Green Williams, and
the house and property of Joseph Pos
mer; they also carried away the cloth
ing of Parson Benz Avery, and fam
lily; they also took from my nephew
Reuben Williams, one horse, saddle and
bride; David Kennedy, an old and 10y
al citizen, they hanged to death, and de-
stroyed all his property; the house Of ].
Barron was also burned.
WESLEY WILLIAMS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Mississippi, this Oath day of
January, 1863
j. w. STEWART, Major,
"Yates s. S." Illinois Volunteers.
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TESTIMONY OF WILLIAM H. SMITH.

OFFICE PRevosT MARSHAL GENERAL,)
CoRI>TH, Jan. 26, 1868.
VIM. II. Smith appeared before me this
January Goth, and on his oath, says:
He is a resident OF Randolph county,
Alabama was a member of the Legis-
laiure Of Alabama in 1855, '56, '57, and
'56, and was a Douglas elecfor in Ala
bama in 1860; has understood that the rebels
iCere hunting men dolOn tCith dogs; hears
also that two women had been torn by
dogs On his way TO Corinth, heard that
a man named Kennedy, who has two
sons in the Union arry, was taken and
hung by Roddey's men-charged with
having visited his sons. They gave a
negro plug of tobacco TO bury the
corpse. Jan. 18th, having secured a pilot,
met with Messrs. Starkey and Braneiield
in ltawamba county, Miss, at the resi-
dence of Starkey; while there were sur
prised by cavalry; Starkey ran--wss
fired on four times-and escaped; cav
airy went TO the house of Mr.. Steadman.
a representative in the Legislature, and
a Union man rode him on rail, and
gave him his choice to remain sill mt on
the Union question or be hung-he chose
the latter course. Eight hundred cavalry
came into Randolph county to hang him,
(Smith,) assigning as a reason for this
course that he had made a speech against
the cOnscript law.
WIN. Ii. SMITH.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
at Corinth, Jan. oath, 1868.
JOHN PHILLIPS,
Captain and Dist Prov. Marshal Gen.
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Post Headquarters on College street, between I'm.
lou aud Church streets, (Dr Waters residenco) Gen
r. h. Mitchell, commanding.
Assistant drteindstsr-Disburslng and Inspecting
Officer, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad
Capt J. G. Chandler.
assistant oHdrtermosfcr-Iu charge Of Transporta.
ton, on Cherry street, between Union aud Church.
Capt J. d. Bingham.
AssstaHi QaartsrnidstsFln charge Of Clothing Camp
and Garrison Equipags, No, ~ Market street. Capt
Thou. J, Cox.
AsSistaHi QudFtormaster - Ia charge Of Means Of
Transportation and Quartermasters Stores on Cherry
street, near Theatre. Lieut. Chas n. Irwin.
Ssiitdat QuarierHdtior-ln charge Of Fuel, Forage
aud stationery, No. 81 Market street. Lieut. WIN.
Mills,
AssisiaAi Quartermafisr go For tho Assignment OF
Quarters and Receiving and Issning Hospital Stores
Capt q. Mexican Iaporte
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Slaves Appraised at Five Dollars
Each

BALTIMORE, M, February 23.-The
appraisers Of tho slave property Of tho
late Charles Carroll Of this State, one Of
the largest slaye-Owners In Maryland.
have made their returns to the Orphans
Court, assessing the value Of one hun
dred and thirty slaves AZ an average of
only five dollars each. This, they say,
was the highest rate they could name,
after consulting with numerous slave
owners and dealers. One slave dealer
told the appraisers he would not give
Eve hundred dollars for tho whole lot
This Is is considered a striking illustra-
ton OF the depreciation of slave prop-
~ by the rebellion, and will have a pow
erful influence in this State.
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cHANcERY COURT
MILIT A r Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

DepdrtHeni-Headquarte on High street. Nal.
Gen. Rosscrans, commanding
CAf:J Uartsrnasfer-lleadq quarters on high street
near Cedar. Lieut., Col. Jno, W. Taylor.
ChieG CoHaHissa- g-H eadqusrters on summer street
near Broad. Lieut. Col. s. simmons.
Proved Marshdl General - Headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ. Wilea.
Medical Inipscior-liout. Col. c. H. Lyman, U.sA.,
"a Cherry street.
Medical Director Surgeon Eb. Swift, UsA., Cor.
Church and High streets.
Assisiani Medical Direcior-Surgeon A. Henry Thur.
ston, u. s. Vols, "a cherry street
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JEFFERSON XXI MINER.
TESTIMONY OF BENJAMIN ArrnY.

i live in Marion county, Ala. The
rebels have taken and destroyed all the
clothes and bedding of my self aid fam.
lily, together with many valuable papers
In all, have lost by their on TRACES to
the amount of 5000, for which have re-
ceiVed nothing. can fully corroborate
the statement of Wesley Williams in re-
gard TO their depredalions.
BENJAMIN AVERY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Miss, this 24th day of jan
uary, 1868. j. w. STEWART,
Major Yates s. s., Ill. Vols.
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TESTIMONY OF r. NJ. MITCHELL.

/ live in Marion county, Alabama;
had two horses, which the rebels took
from me, together with one % saddle
and bride; l was compelled to fly for
safety; saw James Posmer's house after
it was burned.
FERDINAND MITCHELL.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Mississippi, this oath day of
January, 1868.
J. w. STEWART, Major,
"Yates' S. S." Illinois Volunteers.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

ShcriG-James NJ Hinton. Depgi.s,-Thomas Hob
'on aud J. X. Buchanan.
Rsgistsr---Phincas Garrett
TPVstss--W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroaer--N II. B.chs-.
Ranger-John Corbitl
Resenue COtscior--W. d. Robertson
Railroad Tar Collsctor--I. O. Br'lcy
Co,siaJles for he NaaLsiHs Distrio--Iohn q. Cover
md j. n. New man.
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for these gotnothing. Ialso know that
they took one mare, worth Sl00, from w.
II. Mitchell while he was in the Union
army. his
ARTHUR [Xl lNMAN,
mark.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, at
Glendale, Miss, this oath day Of Janu-
airy, 1863 j. w, STEWART,
Major YATES 5. s., Ill Vols.
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To onr Ruhncrihcrs.

In consequence Of the increase in the price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing ONCE,
have been compelled to raise the price Of paper
to 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month 10 weekly OF
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
soriborS, which must in all be paid in advance.
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Cox and Caroline.

Hon. Mr. Cox, Democrat Of Ohio, In
wooiDg South Carolina, who appears TO
DO an old flame Of his, in these touching
strains; and utters his serenade in the
Washington Congress
o, Caroline, Caroline, child Of tho sun,
we eau never Iorget that our hearts have been ono
uuf toreheads both sprinkled Va Liborty's nAno
From ths fountain Of blood and the river OF nams F.
Youwors always too ready to aro at touch.
nut we n SAC 'he " hasty--sho docs not mean
We have scrows whom you uttered some turbulent
But Friendship sim .wh'speei--" Forgive and for
o, Caroline Caroline, child Of the sun
There are battles with late that can never be won,
The star flowing banner must never be- flrlod
For ia blossoms Of light arc tho hope Of the world
II would seem that such a melody
might melt the heart Of a palmetto log.
But the fair creature is coy. Perhaps
she has another lover perhaps she is
aware that the seductive song of the i'm
passioned swain means, help ms, Caroline.
TO a Democratic ticket for the meet Congress,
and you shall have part Of the steaAhgs.-
Have we not always, oh child ofthe sun.
lived and loved aud stolen together p
How often have our hands met in the
pocket OF the same innocent public aud
fondly pressed one another. Without
our dear South the Democrats can plum
der no more. Without hee, that once un-
terrified party pines ia inaction and des-
pair il is one blade Of pair Of scissors;
it is the half Of a hook and eyel SO
sings the swan Of the Ohio. viii Caro-
line hearken to the gay seducer Rich
mord Enquirer. FtJ 20.
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r5-An communications on business with the Office,
will be addressed to tho PUBLISHERS ofG1s UNION,
and all communications TO the Editor will be address.
ed to s. O. MERCER
Editors ofloyal newspapers will do us great kind.
moss by repubishing the foregoing It's substance.
The current transactions in Tennessee for months
come win be highly interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions and the columns Of
the UNION will furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
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Religions service..

Posr CHAPEL-(second Prssby tcrian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School aud Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at 1917 O'Clock,
AN. and at : PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesdRy night at 7 o'clock
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"PooH HASsw wrote a German TO
friend, who had been inquirng after bis
500, "ho biz himself NIT a rattlesnake,
and was sick into biz ped for six weeks 10
der month Of August aud all bis cry vas,
'Yatcrl wafer And be couldn't eat
nothing a. I'll til he complained ofpsel
iBg little better 90 he could shtand up
on his elbow and eat q cup Of tear
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
THE RATS WILL Bs As FOLLOWS

Advertisements occupying any special position IN
side ~ per cent additional special position outside
10 per cent
81 Advertisements inserted in the Local Column
charged Al the rate Of twenty cents per liue.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon but every such change will Involve extra e1
pense, 70 be paid for by the advertiser.
80 Adrerer' eroeediHg hs space contracted for lcH
Be charged for ne ezosss.
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IN STORE, FOR SALE Low TO THE
L Trade
1000 Bbls. sALr,
100 Bbls. CRUSHED cOFFkE SUGARS
25 Daga COFFEE,
I9S Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
90 Cross FINE-CUT CukwING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KIflICKINGCR TOBACCO,
400 Reams WRAPPING PArEE
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Foxes PALM SOAR,
% Boxes FANCY SOAR,
95 Kegs NADER,
so Casks SOFA,
900 Kegs NAJls,
so Cases OYSTIRs,
90 Cases PINE APPLES.
go Cases TEACHES.
10 Cases sARDlNE',
10 Cheats IRA,
80 Boxes ClikESE,
And large stock Of other articles IN our line.
Feb5-5m
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TESTIMONY OF JEFFERSON MlLNER.

TESTIMONY OF JEFFERSON MlLNER.
HEADQUARTERS YATES S. ST.
GLENDALE, MISS, Jan. 81, 1868.
l live in Mississippi, near the Alabama
line. The rebels have taken from me
two (2) good horses, 10 head Of fat hogs,
and about 100 bushels of corn, for which
they gave me nothing.
his
JEFFERSON TX MILNER.
mark.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, Miss, this oath day of jan
uary, 1853. wv. STEWART,
Major Yates s. s., III. Vols.
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Notice TO News.Doaiers.

NewsDealcrs wanting moro than hundred
copies, must send In their orders by 0 O'Clock, the
evening Previous to have them hlled promptly.
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GRoCERs ATTENTION /

I HAVE on HAND FOR SALE--
80 bbls tr IA Potatoes
20 do Primo Apples,
100 boxes Tobacco,
90 DO Hnrl dressed Candles
$40 The Extra Family Flour.
90 do Superhne do
so boxes Hamburg Cheese,
% kegs soda,
boxes Ground Co0eo.
lOchests Grarn Tea,
20 hhIa Vinegar.
5000 assorted Cigars,
800 lbs Cauyasscd Nans
% bag EAtra llou,
JAMES r. RUST
Successor 90 NJ. A pANElsi A Co,
College street. s0uta ct Erua3, Nasa,ule, Tenn,
Fob l5-lm.
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military Hanks,

For sale at this eflco, such as Monthly Company
Returns, Clothing Returns, Ordnance Returns. Provision
Returns Special Regulations, Dc. DO
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TESTIMONY or JOHN D. mTcnEII.

TESTIMONY OF JOHN d. MITCHELL
HEADQUARTERS "YATEs s. S."l
GLENDALE, Miss, Jan. "a, 1868.
/ live in Marion county, Ala. The
rebels came TO my house before left
home, and broke up my dishes, &c
abused my family, and carried Off 100
bushels Of corn and 1000 bundles Of
fodder for which | received nothing.
hiz
JONI d. X MITCHELL.
marx
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, this 2ith day Of January, 1868.
j. w. STEWART.
"Yates s. S." Ills. Vols.
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COUNTY COURT.

Judqs-iion. James whitworth.
Slsrk-P Lindsey Niohol
60 The Judgc's Court meots the irst Monday In
zach month, and the Quarterly Court, composed Of
he Magistrates Of the County IL held the first Mon.
lay m January, April, July and october
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rFsrIMoNY on AETHUa IMAM

! live in Marion county, Alabama. I
had one % horse and two % mules, ell
Of which the rebels took from me, and
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERN EMIT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Aagor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder


JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBlEY, MarsAal.
Deputy Marslab-w H. wilkinson, A. O. Tucker,
and James A. steele.
Clerks oftLe Mdrkot--John Chumbley, er-OGoto arsti
Jacob French, second aud ihos. MeCarty, third
Tls AssessOr--WillAm Driver.
Revenue Colleofor--A B shsnkland
Water Tar Collesior--E b. Garrett
Trsssursr-R. HeRry.
Wharf Mass--Thomas Leake
superinteadent Of he ROrkhoase--J. Y. Dodd.
Superintendent Of the Watsr WOrks--Wm. stewart.
Cl.sS Of he Fire Dspartmeui--John NJ seabury.
s.1ioa Of The Cs,assrv--T Il. Mcbride
Street Opsrsser--J. l.. stewart.
Cytv AROraey-E. ?. Mulloy.
CITY COUNCIL.
board Of Aldsrmen--N. N. Brien, President .Iohn
Carper JOS j. Robb, I'd Mulloy, Il. G. scovel, W. ).
Cheath IN, n. G, l.. Claiborne, and j O Smith.
,orimon Couneii-Andrew Anderson, President Jas.
Turner william Sobcrts, @. n. South ate, Abraham
Ayers Alex. Mcdaniel, L. B. Hough, Charles Savers
J. B. Knowles, " A. MCCleand, T, J. Yarbroughr
VIM Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thos Cready, VIM. hsily
and VIM. Sanborn.
STANDING COMMITTEES The OILY COUNCIL.
Fsaaaos-Knowles, scove and Brien
Water Works-Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
Streets HUFF, Turner, Myers, M.lioy, Cheatham
Yarbrough tready and Hsily.
RharC-Turnor, Carper and MeCielhnd
sohool,-Cheatham, hulloy snd KnuWies
Fire Departrnsni-Ayers, stewart sud McOle!land
Gas--Drver, Cready and Myers.
Ce1astey--smth, san5orn and Stewart.
Market Houss-Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper,
Siave,--Muloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Po,ioe--Cheatham, Brien and Sayers.
SP-ings-Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Workhouss- Say ers, Robb and Daniel
Improvements and Expenditures -NcClelAnd, BTien
and SannorA.
P,biie PropsrtB-Robb, Stewart aud Driver.
Pest HoHse-Oirpsr, southgate and HALEY.
hS- The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
neXt preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month
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TESTIMONY OF JOHN MITCHELL.

TESTIMONY OF JOHN MITCHELL.
HEADQUARTERS, YATES s. Sd
GLENDALE, MISS, Jan, "a, 1868.
/ live in Marion county, Alabama. Be-
fore left home the rebels took from me
two (2) good horses, and have good rea-
son TO believe that they have since taken
another horse, all my corn aud hogs, and
have burned my house and one (l) bale
Of cotton.
hH
john [Nl MITCHELL
uHrk
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, al
Glendale, this 2l'h day ofJanuary, 1868.
j. w. STEWART,
Major YATES S. S. III, Vols.
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TESTIMONY or THOMAS REID.

l live in Marion county, Alabama
The rebels carried away from me one %
shot gun worth S25, aud two behives, for
which received nothing bet abuse.
THOS. REID.
Sworn to and subscribed before me at
Glendale, this oath day of January, 1868.
j. w. STEWART,
Major Yates S. s., I'll. Vol.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgs----
Clsrk-uavld c. Love.
80 Tho Court meets the Crit Monday 10 March
nd september,
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judso--Hon. William X. Turner,
Clsrk-Charles h, piggons
81 The Court meets the Graf Monday IN April Al.
gust and December
cHANcERV COURT.
Chanosllor-Hou. Samuel D Frlerson
O2sTk aud Master. 4. Gleaves.
as Tho Court meets the arsl Monday In May and
November,
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Medical PuryeyorIs Office.

.IHrS "FTICr Will UE CLOSED FFON sArUR-
II DAY, Che 2sth inst until Wednesday morning
10 40 pruA, BE business vii be Transacted during
period
RORr FLENuEN,
Surgeon ElEeg Ohio Vol .,
fsg e6lw Medical Mrygyor,
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Omoe OF informal Revenue, Feb. Is, 1893
Iotal amount RENTED to this Office on
account OF Internal Revenue Tax, by the
airy 3lst, 1868: anu
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NIGHT POLICE

Cdptain--John Bsugh
ETa Observation-Disclosures Joyce.
Second Lieuisnant--Jehn II. Davis.
P'olioemsn--Wm. Jackson, John Lavender Mich Ia
vs. joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John Cottrell, william
aayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Puokstt,
,obort sOott, " G Francis, David Yates, ChAs. Hu
NJ and W banley.
en- Tho Police Court Il opened evsry morning at
liue o'clock
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Announcements of Candidates.

AB- Cash required In advance for all advertise.
ments, unless by special agreement
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The above statement does not contain
the sums which have been paid by COR
poraiions nor the receipts for stamps.
GEO. s. Boutwell,, Commissioner.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
(IS PAR FUNDS.

Daily Union, (sngo copy ror 90
per wees...."......... %
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mark.
Sworn to and subscribed before.me at
Glendale, Miss, this Gath day of jan
uAry, 1868.
J. w. STEWART,
Major Yates S. S., Ill. Vol.
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live in Marion county, Alabama the
rebels Lave burned my house with fur
niture, beds, bedding, clothing, &C; also,
three (3) bales of cotton, two hundred
bushels of corn, fodder, &c.
his
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VS., the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, 70 which we bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
Wh CAMERON, for the UaioH.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Di.paicA
NAsHyltE TENE, July 18Th, 1862.
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o, Caroline, Caroline child Of the sun.
There are battles with late that can pover he ,opg
Tho star flowing banner must never be- firiod
For ia blossoms light arc tho hope Of tho wordf