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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-09-10

!: Wis nus Gem ~untenlts eenstn aufrui III tsl bsn,
%bsaSfGt;8sm ,tnise patriO:ii6s Nannsr. cine u.ue
Sclts' SonOsntiDn auf rsn %. September mad
Cincinnati H. u teruien. I'M sinsn IsBtsn geriu6 Al
ma6sn. he sru6s atfr lsieer a,trsnnts Grcieeits-
pa tel bee 9anses wtsrsr ,a ssreinissn unr sinsn
GaHrisatsn aui,uasuea. apf stn ft ale ireiFnni.
gen Nannsr perstniSen lpnnsn.
81 III a~ltrrinss untsr rem 0.esnmdrti9rn I'm,
fanpsn cine lpl&s gssetniauns ~rrinsenp ~nUt6,re,,
liz. orsnn mir midi molten, rab Der Ganltcat lst
.,9UYpsrEears, Fer Greunre Ger @elastrti une fts
iaiItten Strra Der, NeGlsQan, uulIsr ndtRs @ras
Ersnt psrrs. 0snn pie 2~lnbGnssr Ter gaItimpse
platform ss uSsr d 9stpinnen t5nnsn, 2ineclu
Rem &sittso 3u eeben, 10 3~ipeiisIn Wtr aidt raran
'tab I'D HE tsisen- 9etrsnnteu 8rastiunen Gb.r ein.
9latF Orm unp sinsm Ganeiratsn einiaen psrren
,nr tvdfun iUate sieier ganetrat niGt Trsmsnt
ieiu Sur Elm glaun wit .r, reNsn Nans "a.
Bolt iu t~tgtitsrti sermas, Tam uns gum Site.
iitrtn. StOrsY ttut's niht I!
Nir 'slautrn Is it Die gEi6. tsr rasisalca Sc.
~Hnotratsn UNI olsr matrsn Trtibtitsfremnrs, ben
Nuirui GOl8e lu Isifsn unS ,u Ger ansstrttutr
Ssrtinisuns eie 6anc gu tissn. Der gpriala,
gent BON einF ubrsi&sn, patriotiiasn 3lun.rn, e,
niafsn Grsunren Grsmonts Gus unn rsitl BON bic.
itm 8ebilist. s. tltttt t,ia. anesrs Batl - emit
weber Gini8urs uNO Sis9, uns sius ~irete, FART
Union, cesr ssriRs Nssriass, guppstsap Gers
ltaft, Srrtrisuns Yer Selaptrti une itmafsuQ,
u"tsrNsrluns untsr bic iaeIi6s 9lrttotrati.. -
9tuS wd9lt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-09-10
-. Saeob 1auptn, Sdrists
q. 8. CallmtYsr, Sseetatr.

Gie usissn, Spn unltrsr County GcnStnt'on aut'
a.lt.Gtsn guminatiunsn msrrtn cRn.l 3wsifsI ben
or arosen Wetr;akl rer ratttalm 8sYrIt'runs ern
Gsseumals County mil 9eiiatT anissrrmmsn ,rtrs
ten. Sammtli6. Gonrir0ttn fns ale II adtrs
irtiGmnise Wauner %Estlnnt 6r. 0taG wir''uns
ais Neprditntant iiAtr fsime S&anet matti,, loas
Germ !Gbs unr itt raS raeitals Banner in, Gapltsl
su 9e1triUn Gitg auirstt 9%altst'in rtm Samp's
iiur ,iu i.sits 9lif0uyi uan ss8sn Ssrrata, unttr'
rruduua unp mittelalttrIj6s @atfar.i, uns samit
aui't 9itut leA 8:reis l%ititrr, ZAP pns Gott Vol
Sats,uaet ..os Ger 1iGuftirntaiisa eiiIts St.
ten Ter Safe su 6ujEsit uas iiRuthrlia trtu 9s'
tIisten III. ,.
Die spn Ter Gen9tntiun e%tiabtn gttta7t be-
tuns.n ZEN edit raj italfn,, satriettiGtn Stn', ess
Die g.risnmtuna %t.it'ltc; fl i ,t.sn sinsn TrsnDt'
asu Dirtrtal III Cen Strssn air irttttittlissenssr
Burger FnDeu uns ls gu tintnuttlssn, tnsr8il5rm
9anIsln bess fern. '-.'@
DAG rr BON 9tnn TanmsYsr stfeals Nntral,
nj. GrlesatiOn our Gifritts-0 eur.HttVn 81, %iHRrai-
rem, Iur Wfn lie fimni..; loGt, nitpsrssRimmt purrt,
~btsauera mir auiri4tis. Gint f9lRe Subtraction
eatts Der Delegation etn n1tetssn 9alt- a"u 6'tis-
tit ssssttn unp jsrsm Sin' unr 5srjdwanIta, -
pptura Rss nur mittslmabiss atniItats srs'us'
UNI rtr gsfe&uns, Der bnsGnsnrt1 Ssltlt,u3'
unr iaIlGsm, uabsrc&ttstsm Jer9si, Irtisr Sptsl'
raum setaN.n wirp = Ycrssteust.
81. @to. 4usmaun mirr ~ausfmsin als sr
) vaN,nsl. UNI ~wurtisf, eunrisat iar RE staatt'
Soussntiun auesf9sH, pic HHsnltiat Ssimm'tns Il
rur i'm UNI rts 5srmannsr Delegation mn6ts eie
iss; 60 mar saber tpre gFidt ten ahtra9 res orn
} Ooamt yer ,u untsriuBsn unp BIC @Srniuaticn De-
ut.n srpatnisn .Raapiraten ga tfiurwortsn UNI
sm6;usssn. aGir keparitn in Ger Rriiis, in rtr
r mir uns bsFnEsn, ensr9iitcr, frsie.itsmuttiS.
1tanntr, lsrsn ~raeitals @sinuuns fiji Mot eri
7 yen ssfsrn ratirt, um ZEN srsbsn 8ampf sess'
. Sclancrti unp Ri1tnrtnriSait ous5uisHttn, Uni
: sinen isl6su gtann taEen mir an inherent Mitbul
a,r Ser. 6aemann. Gr mar Der Griffin Ginsl
" rsr gu rem @nTsn sriH, OILS rN caIauBs res Scr
. ratbs in Niifouri, tr itsuBli&ss 8aupt srbUb; e
cpisrts rsr SaGs Der Grsitsit ltirs bauslids ge
s qusmIitttit, Elm anssnttms5 GnmiIisulettn iii
elm .intra sIta.s Gelbait urp wsun js Elm Ian
= treu uno unsr aItterii6 BON Su9enp auI III ibrsr
+ Tisnfe s~eitanssn, 10 1T er Is, gDer aua immG
als &anrirat ssscn i'm a%uitrttrn nag, lam f.
auf .trsn ~traftissn Drsrtanp gsia5t MAIDEN.
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Sahs In Ra6t Sa37.02.

6sitlrh.n: Eab 5urn aulmaun Ter EanftU
Strttn' estitt iti ilr rtn S;is: prt. :sts 1rm,
wUlnit or Sent S.tin ols stsSmaRtt tisSrerr a.
'sm ea!. ~ az
SsiatOhtn, eab lie CIR aaoFSns sta@ Cor AaanH'
sts aui stn GairptaSt 3,uhaE lsr atsta g33dh.Es,
lung sOn IS an Gle gsrtinit>F fl asnla6tn i'll.
Gis a'anuns zee 6tnn ,yns iW EtsuNs ale
eoatH'lttcnsr TN SsIrdss gsn S. ruiss ansturm,
men. '...t9 'HahH1eTss vi ink
Der YraFsts. %,rnannt, G.l.nn,tt 1Wsmi't! 'aia
Srsitri tter.
atttsluns l., ". ume V,
Eriasrit Man& sVa s9Irrn gcmap., ~
Or. 6 2 Wsti. rrn R;-trerr, s%sNO
eVnis sBVli spn g.. 9sait, az
Grisrri& 5unstauisa ssn srrlnsuh
Sutpt Spstrs son -Gsiss Srs.E..
asttsiluas IL. unsl Ill 9g ;,.,..
Gtari.s &. Sistm ssa 5srmannp pga mig
Asn:Y RtittmtYs per TO- alta. J s.h3i-
, NeoIaus Gre II rsn Waisoaats' Gttry,.'z''9
Itartin s&nsa BON 8arrsn GpuHtp.
Gsorss @fiin& spa 9asuaa. -
Sairnsgolahttf: .yf6
5 sutttr. N Y@i&t1. 5 q S.insgEL 9 esde
nj ann. 8 GOaius, Cox Gtsrlin. g Grosaann.
@ 6Rtl.4sm He ,gI, ,t"a .is &
6 eaamann, 06riitiaa Gitbsr, GsuesG5'Q
McsmaYr, g.tusa,, pttrus.naissx ,H,l1rs.ei
gtstt1d ~ ,GsmFtt~ 1859
auaua N.u .n9a1n, 'etnrs @tntfor; Y,tu TNs
tb,Y. . .eff
sinaaii iians ii, natlaa Btaasa aatt. e''
wltlt wurren: KE4aa.if5
p%rsTs.nt: @torS., Sssntasn b Bioprsh'tnt:
8. Stesr; sstutairs Ssta 2. @i3s; saas'
msiier: SIN. Rlslmahn. Sdrsttcvn: l. wee,
Dm. goit.l UNI {, q. Ruin
| 8srtaGuag. ,,.l = H"I'S
z 80. ' I. 81 y1 e eefddr.
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COT o. nsnss,a

d =. ~ SS!ha rs ,1gLT - A-.y.- A&l
unists s~issiatsiss aasf.quns ,sitts,g sntas M ~
t'st srsaltsssn @a&riHtsa gfdS,,, sa& ttSss aus, ais
ssrOrssaiItd aasftn gsia&es ausparNer.s" GSaaafi llas @s''islasa
%stfrsasn tatsn. Die Barmsr uss 0eintausr CON
@asssnaes fsutsn saksr midi Iaaiatn, tts bsgss
uni iHupisn GsvusaiEs, isrtr Gsstr. lgsin, uuA
Osfsartsn CUR aasNsaarns' gu sNrfInssaaa asiaSs' aaihIsd
ntAt ttpa sara he alfrsiass ttras i&msl aus.
S~stausnsn 9ranisn vsn rsr &tsiluatmt asbalta
laHsa' Is Gilt tie Gore u%nitrsr. snfalusa .sua
rss sanlsn ssus'Y's auirsat sl trSalts,aa. isstsArss 1WAl
mir bei aitfts= @sissentst stista, mae i,usS,r '
Blsts, Gueruusr uas Sttarrli<it az Itiass I'm -
Stanes finn. 9lt&tais ssam Gpaars 9rami,u.
SsIsu ane g. lie Fen prosu,sdantsn 1nr 8ttttIi. IA
anas an her i6aists~sssnli eaa aeis sisItSs.rs z,:..
Sntsrsiis mug tsn eatst l.t,n, sa, 8ssti&ritk, Der fi'@$a
ssls sDsttsilsr in Ter .GrSusaas Der ttsR.a pao
ltOnltsn Srrsufts, uns p0r aatm, aud eu rur6 '1a'd
cine icl&e ausRruuns %tsi5rsst. gerkbr I'm, lie 20 -S
Snmsbruns Ger atiasqasQsa htr prusutts I.in..V.sI'@
GlsiB's. gir 9Ohtn, sdI tifs titr ans.iitr,a0
Griufs iar Stttn ~ssnistne tia R,rssn, ruat i'm,
w ssranIaHen. isia @asliaR.s ,ur stsuns UNI tss.
S'ri&0"trans Ger gusfsQuns b.i,utrastn. 3a ;aSsa'
-0--3 fEH fs5E
sra. &enrb Z. 8lDtp Sits,, y,sis mir lsus #a.s
3ns'leliinsr Hu'as ~srfatrsr, nd&a.n TunnsriaaI asbe.s
uni.rs Gair in Ssst,ituna sinissr Gr,#rss t,r ts !, mn 4
In sSsinlultr nit itinsm Htiu& s,tSr.n. leg
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-09-10

bsaf 6, aa,isa BIl6rnann II lRs stss. g. 2fa4
a. Stiuuea. Bsui. 9taG tpurrs ais str .cn
psr Guusfntioa nsnninirte gansieat ertlart.
SIR sas StriHsamt Suresn iUIssnrs RdE'srl
scrsei&lassn: @m. Berger. @m. 9csins, sHH'.
-6-gesyeEIB-gt Berger fthisIt le. %. Sosins 9
(nUruntsr S pom 8oart SUwnitip), uni Cooper
6 Stimmsn. %. 8trssr sr9isl! bic ROmina'
ton.
Sur aftFor tsasrt B. q smtatt fir County
Sdasusifsr S. 8eittmt9er, unN ais GUrrs
nsr St. Naff sura aedanatiots l%gminirt:
Ear sas amt res SutIis grminilratOrs srRisIt
=. 80. Hoets tie Domination hit IsIStimz
men. e. So s 49,,
ais County 0iAter FIR BEN 2. HTifritt trurp.s
yorsei4lassp; aaitel guiamaun ans SoRn Su;'
fins. 8ulsuI guuiIamapn srttsl' II; Srains IA
| @tinmsn. -&afem YuGmaRn wurss III,
yeeslmdbis .nominirt ertlart. ''''' "' s'4.
als County 8i6tsr fir rem 8. 'tCiIritt wurusr
prrs,lalastn: Gam. Smitb ump @rsen Strrs. -
Der GrR.rt treislt IA, Der 2ssitre II Stiamtn
0r.tn SER fwurse fir neminirt srtIdrt.
@.a Galmsgsr tsantsasts. pap RE ron bic
lr g.rlammluns ~ssrnranntt EslsSattsa sar Dilritts
Gony.ntisn inlruirt merle. fir nen ir ftmm.n irus
Iieisr antraa murre rur& ein,n Gsstnuntras Su
Gart. 6. 8. gissn nit - sssen II Stimms
YsrUVrisn. q
... Saepb 1auptn, 'gdrIst'
q, 8. C%allmeYtr, Sstretatr.
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Resslmd6ise 'isars, 4g'
9'# '1..IlH' %: lniLm,ns,g ,ss
Trastses der Stadt 9erraat'r,

1'.5aa'' am 6. Ssptsmtsr Is6t.bis
gnt 1ruRs.s anrntns. bea siuei .asg
SaalsJtn: ess Is uas Is, WA 8. 'eirass
an ssie. slisf, uns Cots u uns 7fCF 9. etrats
an Ssilisp gsnFHs iR sl5,str Set - gtrtass'u,
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Ia, Pir lh,b tsquitrdst,
6srrn Chr. &abenat,

aIs gapsieat i&r los SttriHzamt iUr @assonars
County ssi psr na6tsn Nossmssr gea9l msussis
ssn. .+ .. -
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p- Rtr fnl teauftraat.

n,l... Srrm 3. 9. Wei6e ~
ole gansttat iar ras sjn,t si,s5 Jrieesm0ridtus
iar Huatt supnfttp idr bic ld6Ne spvsmtsrwatl
anau;tietn.
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10 Gir lne autbpribrt, e "a b.,
US Germ George Nfanti6 a1
als~ Ganeirat iur ras amt siaes GUnR akrlt
iur HOurt 9cpHlti an,u,sissn.
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sAa0ir lns bsauitrost
a. MI H6trrn RSSnl. @eraer

ais @antieat iHr las etuiRtaml iur Gaetoiats
County iur sts uaGas Nusfm6srsg PaSl an5ussissn.
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Here We Are.

sFhHFH =.
A FEW recruits (men or bOys) viii
"A be received to gil up my company,
organized by authority Of Gov. Clark,
for service in tue State for six months.
Persons liable 10 the service or consCrip.
ton who have failed to respond to the
Governors call can avoid the penalty
by volunteering 10 my company Infant.
ry) Immediately.
Persons wishing to volunteer a do
50 by early application to H 9 Ferris,
Macon, S. Hu ,kaby, MashuIaville, Dr..
}. Buck, Shuqualak, or the undersigned.
Z. MARION SHIELDS, LIST 1t.
Go. (C) LIST Rog't State Troops.
Sept, 81, 1894. 1t
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iaS Among the casualties in the: recent bat
les near Alfalfa we are sorry to mote th"deatt
Of Tommy Stanton of this county. His re.
mains reached home on Friday last. He was a
young mas Of exemplary morals, and unlyer.
sally s'teemed by those who knew him. tie
was the only child of a widowed mother, who
has the heartfelt sympathy of the whole com
nunity IL her great loss.
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
"TAX.IN.KIND. y

I'D LANTERS who have been assess.
ed, during the months of July and
August, are hereby notified hat | an
ready to receive their 1.-THE.
If not paid within thirty days from
this date they will become liable to pay
five times the assessed value.
J. d. KITCHEN,
County Agent Of No1ubee.
Macon, Sept: l6. 1864 q
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

The AissigS Dpian,Rn organ ola Clique
politicians who ruled this State for twent
years with a rod of iron the MSsissippia'
which has seen ft 10 denounce us because ",
dared to speak the simple truth about tht
whilom city of jackson, It's political moral,
and Oligarchical misrule the MSSiSSippian
which declared in the beginning of the revo'
luton that none but the members Ofits party
deserved confidence, and that none others
should be intrustcd with civil or military po'
s%ilions; the D~issisappiaa, the first and fore
most of radical original before.bCeaklastse-
cessiOnists, has let down, caVed in, knocked
under. Gov Clark applied the final test, and
the poor thing, pulled up as 1t was with van.
ity and with the spoils Of OrganShip, on which
it had iattened through 20 many years, incon-
%tinently collapsed. There was, as many sus-
pected, much wind but no fight in its gizzard.
1t wished all the world to fight save its pre-
cious self.
Then, too, there was another serious blow
lsveled at the MsajssippiSN, There arose 10
this Stste, after the greaJ organ of the pOliti.
Clans hid It's head beneath the sands Of Ala.
bans a. Selma, another newspaper, which
gained the confidence Of the people. 1t be.
came the organ Of the 5 tic Government, the
medium of communication between the PEG.
pie aud the civil authorities. The Clarion
grew space. Destroyed b. Sherman, it rose
PhGnix'like from its ashes, and again stood
erect prOClaiming its defiance to foreign aud
domestic foes. The ,MssissiPpian lcok ed
back from itS place Of retreat and suufIed
danger on the passing breeze. Its neSt was
about to be occupied by another bird whose
plumage was fresh and bright whose notes
were not inspired by cliques, cabals and par,
ties. 1t was ncs the machine Of an 'organ.
grinder" bnt sang peans Of praise to the
patriots aud soldiers ofthe South. The crowd
gathered about the Clarion, little newsboys
everywhere on our railways, in our villages
and towns, he aided its praises. Old and
young read its pages, and the Aissi,uppias
saw itself srpplanted as the exponent ans
mOuth.piece Of Government. Like the bank.
which blest US with shinplas,ers in the dush
times Of'S6 and Y, the Rissisippiqa estab-
lished a small branch at jackson to 'rodeeu
Its circulation" the parent institution : main.
ing at Selma. Very strangely Gov. q TX did
not understand the movement. He MS IN.
conscious Of the fact that the M~ssisippian
oWr'd, BY prescriptive right, all the fat jobs
advertising and all the privileges Of part
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

EB-BACON is So 80 a pound in Mobile and
the market well supplied. Therei is NO scare
ity Object at g. pound, y! ich has been as
high al S. This tells wei for a besieged
city. A gentleman from Mobile gives US he
above Information. Provisions are about as
high in Macon As they are , obilc.
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HEAD Gas, GRENADA, Mss,
September u, 1884
General OldGS,
NJ 90

General U0efSi
$ No SO.
9 /. As there is no further immediate
, necessity Tor The services Of the Militia,
: they will be forthwith muster q and
, inspected by the proper officers and per-
mitted to return to their homes subject
to future call With their present orgaui-
cation. The muster and pay rolls will
be prepared ia accordance With the reg.
ulations so as 70 secure their just pay.
II. Paragraph |, Of General Orders,
No. So, are SO modified as TO authorize
the muster into State service Of Infantry
aod Mounted Volunteers for six months.
They may be mustered into service By
the Sheriff Of any county, the Command.
ing Officer Of Rendezvous or any Com.
missioned Officer Of Volunteers or Mill.
tia. So soon as mustered they shall be
reported for further organization to the
Commanding Officer Of Rendezvous at
Macon. Brandon or Grenada
Ill, SO much Of paragraph v, Of Gen.
aal Orders, No. 36, as authorizes vol
~lAteers to remain at home after muster,
is revoked. +
w. Until further orders f~urloughs
may be granted by Commandants Of
Rendezvous fer not exceeding ten days. =
V. All penalties for disobedicnce to
The Proclamation will be RENTED to
,uch as will volunteer for six months.
VI. The organization ofthe Militia
Who have so promptly and periodically
esponded to the call 0ftheir country will I
e preserved. The people Of Mississippi !,
hould be grati6ed to know that there is
ow an organized force Of their citi~
ems 10 defend ihe torders, ready at a mo.
notice to lake arms in her defense,
nd, that The arms and muniti0n of
ar are provided to place them in.
antly and efficiently in the field, but :
lere are thousands yet, who, from want
timely notice or other cause. and
any it is feared without excuse, who >
I'VE failed or neglected to respond.
he laaVS Of The state cannot be diSye
ruth impunity Courts %Iartial
be detailed, Of which notice will be
lblisbed, to investigate tho cases OF all
have neglected or refuse TO obey
e call for Military service. Due notice
Il be given in a few days Of the place
d time Of meeting Of said Courts. 1t
known that many parsons have sufi.
mt excuse, which may be rendered for
/, preliminary consideration of said
lrts, but all persons failing to render
excuse supported by ample proof,
be adjudged Of. will be unprecedented
l brought to trial and adequate punish.
The exigencies Of the times will
permit the military laws to be con.
med, and the grand response which
been made by our patriotic citizens,
manifested a temper that is not TO be
led with. The people will see that .be
9 are enforced, and tho Governor Of
is not unmindlul Of his duty
of his oath to Sc, these laws faithful !
executed. -
CHAS. CLARK,
Governor. ,&c.
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G$ The following casualties have occurred
in Capt. G. NJ. Thomas company: Killed
on the I'd of June, near Dallas, Ca, Daniel
Fulton. Wounded, on the 22d, at Decatur,
j. W. Harlan, who has since died. Died of
measles on the 18th of August, Corporal T.
N. Chambers.
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Ok OR so yards Of this sns cor.
TON sloah aanisbly aaap,sl
tor srniaing SoHhsm jsiss. Ar.
MuFialio Nltra. Saiphufis Asia. Cha
rate Of POlash, end Whfe Har Is e..
Gee.
Sept 2l. Iaal
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Hy-Jt SrH tn SscoND.--The III I'd volume
a this lat r%estiry wOt has ost been Issued
rom thu press by S, H. Goetzel, the Mobile
publisher, 1t is a work Of great interest, AID
IN the great leaIth of lters ute Mr., Goetzol
'anders q %serVic, to the pub c IN publishing
4. Enclose "a u the publisher in Mobile and
you will get it free of postage.
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Slray MOg.

n SAKEN up with my hogs ! black
spaid SOW shOas, orop ID leh and
slit IN right ear, some ten months old
The owner Is requested to come Sud
take Der away, or she will BE- posted
according to law.
3. GALLOWAY.
Sept. Fl, 1854. 3ls
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TAlLONING.

AM still attending TO The above bus.
p mess in all It's branches at my house
gu the east side oft4e public square.
]. R. WHITLOW. :
Sept. 81. 1854. It
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EB-TIcXETs,-ThOse wishing their names
on the tickets will plea'a inform is at once.
No names will be placed on the tickets unless
spesiaIIy ordered.
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b. j. Warner, We announce a
candidate for Constable for Beat No. 3.
Macon Beat)
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21
Cavalry Hsrss For Sale.

A FIRST rate cavalry horse ip offered
a for sale on good terms. Inquire
Of A j. Dinsmore.
Sept. p, 1851. 8.
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10 The Shreveport Gazette has the
following account Of the fight near Hell.
era on July 25th
Official letters from Gen. Shelby's
headquarters under date of the'28th ult..
are received this mOOiug. Gen. Shelby
sent two Of bis regiments, Gordon's and
Dobbius' on a scout in the direction Of
Helena. On the Goth they met 1000
Federal cavalry, fought and defeated
them, killing one colonel, one lieuteu>
%a1t'colonel, six captains and 1872 pri.
Yates on the field, The remaining Fed
erals run pell'mell under the guns Of
the fertilization at Heleuq, Col. Dob,
bins met 0 notorious OUTLAW and c9Iebra
ted house. burner OF tie ga nc day, kill.
log l67 Of bis men took no prisoners,
asked no quarters and gave nc Q. We
captured a large amour . Of ores, two
CaissoDs With ammunition, ard mupv
small arms, navy ~revolvers, &c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

FB SUGAR CANE.-The Columbia Guardi-
au says that the game will remain good for
pressing for months il tits put under shelter
and placed on end.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

and parcel Of Government ITSELF Its editor
vas the Grand Sschem a q vast tribe Of ruiz
erR. lie cat at the head Of every council
board Ehd pow WOW. He vas a dispenser as
well as receiver Of the spells, Between three
and four millions Of the States money was
scattered broadcast during the first two or
three years Ofthe war. Who gobbled it upl
Ask the hississippisn. It was the watch dog
of the Treasury.
The MssisiPpiaH may anticipate other
similar windialls under the administration Of
Gov. Clark. The establishme ni Of q little
branch o~fdepOsit and Issue" At Jackson was
wise on the part of the Nssisappian. We
too are amazed because Gov. Clark did not
recognize bis obligations SO plain and unmis-
takeable, still to stuff the Unsuitable man Of
The Aississlppidn and when it was announced
hat Gov. Clark actually had tho publishing
to make the A~iSsishippiGa Rght its
battles, III its own wal, for its " State,
we're stupe6ed. dumfounded.
The next Legislature that conyenes, NC asL
in the name Of the Press Of Mississippi,
houl, enact a special statute of exemption
r the conductor of the AississRpiqn. Let
lie Illustration it Las given Of the folly Of /
9termining merit by loua.mOathed profess
ons he recorded OF our ,atute books. Let
be know to po3terity how an editor, so l
ger for war, and especially FOR its spoils and
and honors, fzzled out when its real u
myers and hardships were presented. ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

b, E. Flora, we announce a
candidate for Constable for Beat No. 3,
NMAcon Beat
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

MILITIA FURLoUGHED The Missis.
slpPian Extra says; The Governor
has done the very sensible thing of Civ
ing the Militia an indefinite furlough.
They will retain their organizations, and
be assembled again whenever be sees
proper to call them. This is the proper
course. They may now be expected to
respond promptly when their services
shall be needed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

tB- HOHlcIDE.-A shooting affair occurred
1t BrOoksville il this county on Tuesday lasI
18th inst, between DR.. Rogers, Mr.. Madison,
Maj. Blewett's Overseer, and 1r, Clark, Mr..
Randall Sher-od's overseer which resulted in
the death o'Dr. Rogers at the hands of Messrs.
Madison and Clark, Mr.. Sherrod, who tried
to STOP the sitray, came near losing his life.
The parties engaged we're bound over in ten
thousand dollars for their appearance at court.
The matter grew out ola circumstance which
occurred in a family where DR.. Rogers was
the attending physician. 1t is a delicate mat
Ter for newspapers to NEEDLE with, and we
'Rall say nothing more about ituntil it UNDER
goes a judicial investigation.
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FOR SALE.

H.H y
-:"0"-
~ RENCH Calf Skins,
= Sole Leather,
Cotton Yarn,
Ladies Shoes.
) A Bro, Shoeting,
rs SHIFTING,
Home Spuns,
White Domestic,
Copreras,
Needles.
Hooks 4 Eyes,
Hair Pins,
Shoe Thread,
Flax
Pocket Knives,
Sugar,
Gulf Salt,
Nails,
Letter Paper.
MasOn's Backing,
Smoking Tobacco,
Fine Chewing
Lime,
Homemade flannel,
Whitmors 4 English cotton cards.
Yeas. Powders,
Matches.
Envelopes,
R. W. PHILLIPS.
Sept. a. 1864. 2w*
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~ ADyERriSENENTS The advertisement
will be found the most interesting part OF th,
paper to-day.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

w. II. Stephenson we an.
nOunco a candidate for Constable for
Beat No. 3, Macon Beat)
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-09-21

T. Nj. Sargent, We announce a
candidate for Fe.election " the Board
Of Police for Beat No. 8.
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Tan Yard.

a. RESHAM & w will,
" after the first Of August, 1884, tan
leather upon shares.
Aug. II. 1884. 2m
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Beaver Hats For Sale.

w ARRENTED genuine beaver
w hats. Call on Mrs. Cochran =
State money or new issue"-"nOthiDg
shorter"
Sept 7, 1864. .