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A great many comments have been made
upon the defective firing Of our batteries ct
Vicksburg when the enemy's gunbOats passed
down some two weeks ago, and both officers
and men in the batteries have been pretty
severely consuled therefor. The following let
ter explains the cause Of this inefficient firing,
and as the defects spoken Of have probably
been remedied before this time, there can be
no harm in giving this letter to tho public.
We have received similsr statements from other
sources, which we have hitherto refrained from
publishing, lest the enemy might profit by 3
knowledge Of such facts:
"YIcKsBUBG, April IS, 1853.
aEDrroRs APPEAL: The passage by Our
batteries Of the Yankee feet, On Thursdsy
night, developed fact which I think ought to
be made known, that it may be properly rene
died. It being the first scene of The kind ever
witnessed By me, I felt some surprise that the
firing from Cur batteries was more slow and
irregular than I had expected, and on yesterday,
bsing in company with the commanders Of two
of our most serviceable guns, 1 mentioned the
fact. when 1 was told by them that it was not
the result Of ineficiency in the working Of the
guns. but in defc;eat Fiction tubes furnished
BY the ordnance department one of the eff
GERS having assured me that he used thirty-eight,
and only fred fourteen shots the other, that
he used shout sixty for shout the same number
Have the ordnance department no means OF
testing these tubes before furnishing them to
the tatteriesq It IS certainly a very bad time
to make experiments when Tho enemy is attack
ing Us. With the hope that this notice may
cause the evil to Be remedied before the Yankees
are on rs again.
an as ever, your friend,
MEMPHIS"
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FROM THE BAR-On Friday morning one OF
the Yankee bloeksders, supposed to be the gun
beat Flambsau, crossed the bar and commenced
firing on the wreck Of the Kaokuk. Two small
boats, with parties from Morris island, were ct
work upon abe wreck, eudesvoring 60 bring
away some additional trophies. The parties re-
tired. the euuboets firing at them, but doing 70
damage. Several shots pissed over the Morris
island batteries. One of the batteries opened
ffe, it is believed with effect, as the Yankee
beat hastily backed cut of range, not taking
time to turn round, and shortly after recrossed
the bar. The gunboat Chieora steamed down
the harbor to take part in the action, but the en-
envy had Withdrawn and gone out to sea long
before our gunboas could reach her. The Flsm-
beau was no doubt on q rseonnoitsriug tour 10
ascertain what arrangements might b made for
blowing up the Keokuk.
There were fourteen bloeksders, including
Ironsiies, eff the bar Friday evsning.-Charles-
ton Courier.
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Amendment 20 Ihe Consultation Of Texas.
The Legislature of Texas having regularly
proposed al amendment to the Constitution Of
that State, Governor Lubbock has issued q proc.
lsnstiOu directing a vote of the people on the
question, at the general election on the 6rsl
Monday in August next. The amendment pro.
prOssd by the Legislature is as follows:
Be Il resOlUed By the Legislature of The Stats n,
Teas, Thst the Sd section Of the 10Th article n
the Constitution Of the STATE shall be "a
amended as to read as follows, viz:
SIC 8. Ali public lands which have been
heretofore or may hereafter be granted for pub-
lie schools, 10 the various counties in this state.
may be sold By the county courts of each couutv
to which the isndS belong, or by such tribunals
as may succeed to their jurisdiction, by consent
of a majority Of the legal voters ia said coun-
ties, and under such general rules as the Lseis-
lsturs may from time to time pres eribe; IRE.
Uidsd, that the proceeds Of the sale Of sueh lands
shall be retained and invested as 8 permanent
school fund, for the counties owning the same
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SNGULAR-The Mobile Nsi0s gives the par
ticulars Of the death of Gauet Joyce, who was
recently killed by lightning at the depot in that
city. Deceased wGs a w~stchmsn, and was pro-
ceeding up the road with a lantern in his hand
sn engineer, who was Oh an engine about thirty
Yards distant, observed the fash, and saw the
man fall; he ran up to him and spoke, but al
tie sBswer he could understand was, take ne
home" OF take me away and the man died
instantly. His hat was torn into ribbons, and
the lantern disappeared entirely, with the o1-
cepfon Of g piece OF glass about a quarter OF
az inch in size, which was found had gone
through his coat, vest and shirt, and made a
very slight scratch. No other mark was dis
covered.
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A "SUBsTTTUTE."-Ths following is the &C
count Of an eyewitness:
"Mr. -, have you any opening for a sut-
stitutsl"
A searching look, and the aHswer-"Yes, if
you have the Necessary exemption papers"
Subj have them al right"
Agt-"Havs you \ doctors certifcstel"
Su6.-"NO; but I an sl right I can pass
the dcc.oF.'
Agt-"Lst me see yeur papers, and then ven
90 10 the surgeons Office"
Papers examined, found al right, and they
repair to the symy surgeons ol6ce. Surgeon re-
tires for a few minutes with the Sub. - and re-
appears with a puzzled look.
Agt-"Well; is the subject all rightl"
NJ D-"'Hsm-yes about the best substi-
tue I've examined lately"
Agent smells 9 mica and m'zzles.
Il wss a womani-M05as Nssrs.
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ABandoument 81 the siege of Wnshfngton,
Esrfb Carolina.

The Wilmington JOz1Hal. of Monday ever
ing (2Oib), says:
We have received positive information of the
falling back Of Gen. Hil's forces from around
Washington, and that the attack on that place
has been abandoned, at least for the present.
General Hill, We learn from passengers, was in
Goldfboro' on yesterday. We presume it was
considered unnecessary 10 take Washington, IN
less Hills Point, on the South side Of the river,
could have been fortified with long range gune,
SO IS to prevent the enemy's gunboats from as
cending the river above that point. There is no
doubt but that General Hill could easily have
taken to Washington, and would have done so,
had be deemed it advisable under the same cir.
cumstauces. Our correspondent says; The
Yankee gunbozts having longer range guns than
ours, they had shelled HIS point batteries,
doing some damage, while our guns could not
reach them. Our ordnance has al been secured
in the evacuation or falling back Of the troops
from around Washington. The reported ad-
vance of twenty thousand Yankees from New
bern turns out to be erroReous. It is not cur
business to ssy where General Hills forces are
at this time
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AN ACT,


To exempt Contractors for carrying the mails Of tie
Corfsdsrats States srd the Du7ers o. Pest Coaches
en1 lacks ron mil tsry ieT7ics-
ne C1rg-sss OF tie Confederate StE.zs OF Amarica
90 eseci IN { be contractor for csrryEE ire m4.z or
the Cozf-de-s-s States shall be exempt ron the per
fJri2anes Of ml tary du-y u tbs sruiss Of TIE Confsd-
crate states. froU aLG aft r the pEsraga ofths &c. du-
rag tEs time hay are sacE contractors POvidsd,
nat 70 m1re han ere contractor sh-l Be exempt en-
any route. aud ID 9 no mere than one member Of any
n Il o. Contractors e. all be exempt, and n contractor
On s1y ro1te Of l.s' than ten mics in ieugsh. and on
wEich the NAH Il carried On horse, shall be exempt IN
der tss ac a-d f cns n more msnbers OF euy such
hrn oe exempt from age o. other cause from tie per-
torEsnce 81 Eh Ey cUty- the other member. or mem-
bers o. tuca arm, shal lot he exempt BY this acr on
eeeouH. o. being Ual contractors; end provided fur
Their. that ne pers0a % nd1m contract fer czrfvinr
the mails -ay be t-ansf-Trsd WITH the conssnt Il the
Post OGee Departmcnt, after TIE rs=sg Of ias set
shat 90 exempt TcD military ssfvics en- that acc0uut
Sec 2 That drivers q pot coaches md hacks for
carrying The msils on all rontes where the weight ftas
usi s requires that JLeg shOlld be csrri-d IN coaches or
hacks shall ne eE-mpt fIoa ulitsry service 10 the A.
Il es CT the Couisdarate STA ss from ard afer tie pas-
rage nt tEis act so long Is lhsy eoatinue 70 Re en-
PiCy d a. sgc1 d iver POvded the contractor By
whom ary such driver is employed. shall take and sub
&c he a. oa5A 70 B. Furnished to the enrolling cfHcsr,
tbst he weight Of the mai g on bis route requires che
use OF coaches or hacks fer their conveyance. ard hat
be has rot a greater Hum5er OF Cuvera employed IA n
are ird spensebls II enable lin % fubu his eolIsaes
{ r Carrying the mails. and taat Le ~II rot- uhIs q
contractor, emrsy q gres er number Of d iYfr8 than
may Be ind sPe -abiy u-eess ~ for thas pu-p Sc sld
that be viii give RoIcs o the enrolling Seer W2eu
any such dTivsf c-sses 10 BE- il his tUp05 msnt
approved April a 1865.
aszg Ct
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF TUE STATE
OF MISSOURI,
Eisz ADrI 95th 1881

OF MISSOURI.
JACKSON, Kiss April 2jth, 1863.
Executive Special orders No :.
I. Thomas D. Day, Esq, of st. Louis, having patr Of
ically tendsred his services, without cONpeusation, Is
hereby appointed Eastern BfI tary Commissioner Of the
State Of Missouri, with the rank Of major Of cavalry in
the Missouri State Guard.
?. as such commissioner, Msjor Day will reside at
Nstchez, Mississippi, or such 0ther point, east Of the
Mississippi river, as he may find best adapted for the
performances Of his duties. BE viii supsTintend the
transmission Ct correspondence by telegraph or other
wise TO and from the governor Of Missouri He VIII
keep himself in direct communication with the Missouri
troops in the Confederate service. east Of the Mississippi
river, acqusnt himself with their condition, wants aud
wishes and acquaint the governor with them. He will,
from time 70 time, visit heir camps AM hospitals, and
place himself in communication with their officers for
the purpose Of doing aIl in his power, TO contribute TO-
ward the comfort, health and efficiency Of the troops.
lie viii, from Ii re to time, officially report TO the gov
erner the services Of general officers aud others who
have distinguished themselves in battle or otherwise.
He viii, sofsr as possible, furnish advice and informa-
ton 70 refugee aissourisns, seeking within our military
ines emplcyments in which they csn aid the common
cause; audfrOm them in appropriate organization for
furnishing fema g nurses TO ~h0spltsls, laundresses
to companies and supplies to the sick and
wounded IF til Missouri troops. And IN general. lIaisc
Day will exert himself TO contribute in every possible
way 10 the welfare Of the Missouri troops east Of the
Mississippi, and cause them to feel at ali times that the
Executive Ct tbs State is contributing all in his power
10 sustain and protect them and their officers during
their temporary service ia this department.. In all his
proceedings Major Day willtake especial care 70 observe
al the army regulations pertinent 20 the business en-
trusted TO him. 70 sustain the military authority Of the
Confederate officers and ~caltivate cordial relations with
them.
3 The necessary oulsy and travelling expenses Of
Maj Day in performing his duties IS 5ach commissioner
viii be paid ont OF the State treasury.
{ Maj0 Day viii tranaeit a copy CT this ord TO the
respective commandsrs Of the Missouri regiments east
Of the Mississippi, and req rest that it be resd TO the
troops at dress parade, or communicated to tlem in
some suitable manner. He viii also came the same to
DO published in The newspapers of jackson. Mrs.
THOS Q. REYNOLDS,
Governor OF the State Of Missouri.
Bv the Governor.
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mESSnEEEERN.

TIVE firm Of Quinby & Ro5ins0n, Of Memphis, Tern ,
4 IS this day dissolved By mutual clnEeut. All psr-
so5s having claims against said firm will present the
same TO ". 7. Quinby wtO is aOgs agth0vthorizsd 70
pay. snd al persons Who are Indebted 70 sid fra VIII
make immediate payment to said Qa;nby, who hss been.
sutaorisd 10 settle Sid firms business
VIZ. T. oUTNBY.
y. L. ROBINSON.
G5ncrl Paruarz
J. S. CLAYHOEN
Etowab, Ga, January 2, 1868 Ssecial Psrnsr.
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u At en- elechon held at the Office of the
Mobile and Great Northern railroad company, on
the 18th instant, the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year: W. D.
Dunn, L. N Wilson, J. A. N. Battle, r. A.
Baker, John Reed, Jr., B T. Marshall, Lewis
TroOst and james Crowford. At subsequent
meeting of the board, w. D. Dunn was re-
elected president, and S. W.. Allen secretary
and treasurer.-HObae NelCs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

A WENTWORTH BURSTED-One of fhC
celebrated Whithworth bEesehloading cannon,
sent some time ago 10 North Carolina, was re-
turned 10 this city on yesterday, having ex.
ploded ia font Of Washington, in that State,
owing, il is supposed, to the careless and inef-
fectuSi closing Of the breeeh. We understand
that eight men were killed By the explosion
Richmond Enquirer, 20b.
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CHICAGO mUNICEPAL ELECTION.

OEEAG ANO EAANA1AL ~ Blu AWeN
Our special dispatch from Pamela informs US
that the Democrats have carried the city Of
Chicago, at tao lsto municipal election. We
regard tbs as a very favorable sign in the
Northern political horizon, moTe especially as
tbaTs was a combination of the Abolitionists
and war or U8ion Democrats to defeat the
/" CopDerbca1n ticket This is The first time
e. D snocrsis have succeeded in that city since
= soos aey Of long jobs WENTWORTH from
TIE Democratic patty. We regard the result as
amoss favorable sugury-
Tho same dispsieh also informs rs that an
sTesy sud tyssuny are becoming rampant in
She North These are probably but the mutter-
logs Of tie terrible storm that is yet destined to
sweep over that God forsaksn section Of the
coaniTy. Msy the Lord render thsir confusion
W rse c~onfoprsed. Is our prayer.
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Y Abe's programme against slavery seems
TO have failed ia deprssia.ing the value Of negTe
property IN Texss- We learn from the Calves
fon Neies Of the 18Th list, that on that day Col.
g ydsr soll at auction soma twenty families Of
n 'pToss. embracing sizsy-one in al, Of men, wo-
n "a snd children Of ali sgss. They vers sold
By families, and were generally common field
hands. The average sale for the lot was seven
teen huzdsed and sovsnty-four dollars each
Tbs does not include Tire faie Of Gus negro man
s ID separately Sr thirsE-fve hundred dollars.
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no THE ladies OF JACKSON

lust received
81 l52 pairs Elastic Caters,
Perfumerv from the "footfau7 20 the Goodnight,
Corn Meal. Kni ting Nssdea, Nnfmees,
Night and MOsniag Mace. Allspice,
Lamp On, Bed Pans, Lanterns
Luaywaits. Mo,nsey. Madeira Wine,
M-eassar Oh, Cologns, Gents Waiking Canes
APPS 81 M0GRIDGE 4 AUSTIN.
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Confederate Soldiers Aid Society.

THE Confederate Sold,rs AID Society viii please
4 asssmb e at Jacks u, on WEDNESDAY,, the 2Jth
hay. l. is desirable thst eaCh auxiliary s0cis = be
pre- AIRED 10 make q report &c tba- time, and that each
vii eudsaycr TO collect q Society Fund
Other Societies wishing % unite with q will re most
eor5isly received hrs JAS. G.. M0ORE
Presi5snt Confederate Sod e. Aid Society, Mis-.
snS3 wv
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Y The Jackson papers have come through
on time this Week-raihsr poor encouragement
to those daily publishers, AID certainly not very
gratifying to THAR patrons observation-disclosures
Courier. 2Jh.
This was before the appearance Of the Yam
KEGS on The New Orleans railroad. Can the
Courier suggest what screw is loose1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

The Assembly ofNew Jerseyrecently passed =
bill providing that any nulstto or negro coming
into that State, end remaining ten days therein,
shall be transported to Liberia, or some island
in the West Indies where slavery does not ex-
ist and authorizing the governor to pay the
expense, not exceeding fifty dollars in each ease
arising under the Get.
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MOUNTED STATE TRooPs.-We call stten-
ton 10 tbs nosics from Gen. Smede. The body
of troops he proposes to organize, can render
important ssrvics IN the locality named, and sE
tas nsuabers viii be near, and in reality, pro-
tseting thsir OWE homes, he should have no
diheslty is getting lhs men together a. once.
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q The Nalchez Courier has been favored
with latsnews from Port Hudson. The editor
sars; "Farrsgut was last reported above Por!
Husson, awaiting Gsrdners surrender Of the
keys It IS slso said q bushel Of corn arrived
that day, aua Gardner tod Farragut to wait
We presume hs viii have = joyful time at that
most. sWaiiaC the starvation process.
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WANDs WANTED !

IRON HsSTBaS under ooutrzcs Nih the govern
z Usnt il Alabama are IN need f - lsrge number e
hands. TR=ir furnaces are lccstsd in a heal ny region
Of country, whore tler3 is no danger o. Es-kee rAds,
and where provisions srs Plentiful Parties WHO have
negroes 70 hire cen gan Eoy in.ormston in regard to
these farnsces by a dressing q letter 70 re &c Selma
Alabama WIN HUNT,
HsjO-, etc. en- Oriusrce Duty,
uh95-im in charge Of Ir01 ard MineA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-29

y TIE Boston Commonwealth. q strong Adj
nistrsion paper, is out with q remarkable
article On the President, but Characteristic Of tie
wirg Of the party, bent on d~isuuion, with Chase
fl President Of tbs North. In speaking Of the
proclamation for q dsy Of fasting and prayer
f5r the restoration " Of tho country TO its former
hsppy e'n5iiion Of uaity ard pace" it says +:
4" Msy the tongue be Withered ere II is answered
that prsys for ths restoration Of thss old unity
aad peace That unity was crime; that peac.
wsr.A than war"
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WANTED, T0 PTRCRASE,

ONE good CARRIAGE DRIVER. between twenty
~ and hgty years OF age
ALSO-TwO good Cooks Wa-hars snd Ironcrg. be-
tween twenty and twenty Eve gear Of age. Address
+. D..
1928 w. Appel Once.
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QUARTERS, BIRD BRIGADE. HTsgIs.
sIePi ST sTB TROOPS,

AAADEOAALEkS, BIRD BRIGADE. M5sIS-1
sIePI STATE TROOPS,
BOTTOMS April p b, 1853
aecoIdanes With an egre re1t made between
Lieut. Zen Pem5ertaH q bis Excsllsrcy Governor
Fsttus, 10 pTo7tde fer The local defense Of the State
aganss ma.aud ng p2riis q the enemy have been
aaLno z-a oF he rsovgr0or 70 ~ s. and organ zs con-
Eaa-es or AOUNrED GUNaEN for the protection o. the
NE OF rauroad fr-m Vcks urg 70 C intsn depot. and
te country sdjsesrt. These companies uust Be con
posed Of men exempt from Confederate End state ser
vice ard each nS1 nust arm and eq1ip himself a. his
oWn eIpsnEs.
The following gsut'emsn, Y I1ateer Aids WI ENROLL
the names Of All wis may volunteer las well a. thors
VINO DO noD a the respective placer 70 Ehish they are
By these orders sssigsfd.
Major Q. a. WALTON. RsvmsuF
Czpsain ". EaLuitb, Clinton:
Csptin Albert MyTick. Bel o1'F.
Captain Thomas J. Bolton. Hrouus-fUa-
Csgt in ". L HcAlp'n, Edw rda';
Captain B ". Henry.
Eajor A. X. Smeies. Msi1r Thgrssp p-rcz a. pa
visa and Warren county.
Assocn a. conpaeiss rea-h the number Of fsrtv men
thsF will be promptly reported 70 these hsa6auarters.
Wien organization viii be perfected and daies a.
signed.
By order OF tie Governor AID Comma16erfn-ChfsE
CHAS i SEED0S,
a2&IW p 90. e--eeusrsL.
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TyHE Office, for the payment Of Save labor on The for
4 uhcaHons CT p II Huisan, La, viii be opened 81
Jackson, La On the S0th ms.
L. J. FREMAUX,
Caots.n ard Engine rin.Chi-f Of the 81 Dttdct.
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ar Lieut.. G v. }. N Croker, of Texas, in
3 letter . tbe Dallas Herald, says it has become
his duty, undeT tbs circumstances with which
b. IS surrounded. and in proper regard to the
WISHES of his kienls. to sunoaRce himself for
ii, -responsible position Of Governor Of the
STATE. BE proposes soon to give bis views Of
p5afcal affairs more fully in q circular.
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CARDi

QUARTERMASTER GENERALS DEPARTET.l
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Z
JACKSON, Mississippi Epul If-h. 1857. ,
TDITORS Z As much dslaV and c1afu sfer
~ has attended The fragment Of The Militia and Vsl-
unteer forces Of this STATE, and to avoid its resg renee
IN the future, and that tie su. jet may be prov srIy ur-
dsrstood, you viii psezse pubihths card for the ufor-
nation OF all concsrnsd:
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LAND FOR SALE,
in Sect County, Hiss.

TyHE undersigned offers fer sale fourteen hundred
= sores Of ferto Swamp, Post Oak and Pine Lsnd,
sitUstsd directly east OF and voy near Forest, In Scott
C 3unty, and Immediately on the Southern railroad
These Lands az adjoining, and are very desirable both
Tor cultivation aad timber.
Pdce zen thoussnd da.lars for the whole tract, or q
part viii be seld a. purchasers may desire.
Fer further particulars apply to
=. W. TAYLOR,
Morton or 10
z. L. MORRIS.
Brandon, Mississippi
Refers to John ". R binson, Jackson; A. Bar.
per. Forest. ri g. Ten23 2w=
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Y TIE Mobile Mas IeerDs through a frieI d
from Aberdeen that the wheat in Monroe county
is generally doing well, ihOugh in some fields
there ere signs Of rust
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JUST RECEIVED.

DURE WHTrE FLANNEL, ALPACA.
4 CaDbric Linen Shirts, Needl=s, Pms, Buttons,
Spool and Flax Thread Hook and Eyes,
Buckles, Prime Shaving Boxes Pipes,
Black ng, Ink IN m d bottles
Gloves, NutuCgs Ladies' Hsse-
Pale Rope snd Begging, CAT Sza,
Morscco Elastic, Steel Ball, e c., etc, for sale At
wholesale Cn'y BY J. D. CHANDLER.
Magnolia Miss.
ALS0-Two Buggieg, one Cart an1 several SETS Of
coed Harness one broken winded Mule.
an.S 81
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a." WHENEVER State troops ara crzsnfzea and
IL serving usder Co-fedsrate au thority hey shall
be entitled 20 the SAM pay and allow yances a. Coufs 5s-
rate troops rsFu ally mustered ut3 ths CoufsGafats SER
vice; therefore. sl Stats trc0Ps usW serving IN this
department, and serving 1pder Con sdsrafe suthorftiss.
will receivs the sgms Ply. tie sane medical attend
anss, aud the sane allowance Of Q-usT,srmsster and
Oomm-s4ary ttor-s e. oher troops recognized aud
known as Confederate troops.
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JUST RRCREVRn.

I'D 0fl0 CIGARS-veFy low 70 close iavcics;
AO9OOO 9 sacks BIO Clfsa, whole ale and retad.
eas5a Womsns Morocco and Meas Cslfski1
Shoes,
BagSng ard Bals Rope Ida R7b5sr Bslfipr 90 de-
CEC5a bltt5n7, a. 2 sacr fee e bb's. c-ofcs and Sc
&c g 81 " Kun 20 6oz Molnzsy Madsira " ns. light
~ e9H's1a oze hulo. D-ay, and one Hsht Spring
"Lk, HOeKIDGE & AUSTIN,
-E.oW Dnncala the nrz EalL u .n--a-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

YESTERDAY morning. II the city, a snail leather
POCKET BOOK c0afa'ziue about ons hundred
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