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PROCLAIM ALTON.
TO TIE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI,
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Macon, mississippi, July 4, 1864.

Macon, Mississippi, July 4, 1854.
The enemy threaten the invasion Of Miatib9pti IN
large force, both frem Yirksburg and Memphis. The
tsEcIumsn1er Of the Departments assures me Of hii
ability TO icfent their colnnns but desifca 70 mako
that defeat decisive Without your aid, however a
portion Of your State NAY DO agaln devastated your
homes desolatee, ard your families insultei md out
ragod make no appeal - your patriotism, bat In
form you that tho State requires the servcet Of all her
citizens capable of bearing arins You will assemble
IaMEcIarELr At Arteaa, Lowndes county o, ct
Brandon, Rankin county, where you will DO organized
a,Sied and provided In tho most effective Ynsnnet
You will be received by battalions, companies, DO
tachnentsf or epgly, Each Individual upon bis ART
val AZ the rendcsvons may select his company.
Tho limits Of this proclamation will mot admit Of
details but all win be dnc for Individual interest that
be done consistent with military discipline and tho
interest OF tbs cRuse
4 ArrapEein ants are male far yanr trarsportation
trains At any station and you wibs conveyed FREQ Of
charge To either point designated Infantry Ms,
furrcd, but mounted men will be received M nntsd
men will travel TO the rendezvous by dit road You
clothing is absolutely necessary fof NE Period Of
yonr service Souwill be- hvstercd into ryicC fqs
1irHrf BAYs Ts8
Al State County, Dstrict and other civil officers
and agents capable of performing military duty shA
expected to volunteer promptly, and thua act exam
LIE to their neighbors aud friends. Your exempt
from military service ia a privilege grantco by tho
State This exemption the Legislature may deprive
you Of. This body will convene on the Jrd day ~
August next and J. shall recommend this sui sect II
exemption to their Bpccis consider alton,
(~-~1 In witness whereof have hcreunio set my
I l. hand aud tho Great Seal Of the State Of Mis-.
by the Governor, ClIAS. CLARK,
Govornor Of Mississippi
G A. BRoJaHER, Secretary OF State
To- Mississippaa Extra at jackson will rnbhA
three times Each newspaper in the State VII give
Insertion and send bills to the Executive ofie
July 6dlw
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EyACUATES JACKSON.
rME EXPEDITION A FAILURE
Scott and Gholson after So cum
Xo Damage Done 10 yacIkson.
Especial 10 tic Daily olarioa.l

Especial to the Daily Ciarion.l
We received the following special dispatches last
night
BRANDON, July G.
just from Pearl River Enemy evidently gone from
Jackson Tho railroad bridge over PcaI River
burned. +.
BRANDON, July g.
desertcr. from Slocums army has just come in,
and says the expedition ia to destroy tho river bridge
and railroad between Canton and Jackson, Tha,
Slocun and Denns have three thousand men. Tha,
they have had some killed and wounded and LOST
some prisoners.
Rapid firing ives heard this evening poih Of Jackson
Is,
LATER.
JACKSON. July 6--The enemy evacuated jackson
at 4.30 p. NJ To day, going westward
Our forces including Gholson and Scott are in their
Gout and rear.
Damage 70 city and people very small. except in
negroes, whom they carried of without regard 10 ago
sine family ties. Seme citizens are without a
single servant.
No damsge done to railroads eicgraphS as far "a
ascertained at this time. f.
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List Of Casualties

In Rea's Battalion sharpshooters, Sears
Brigade, from May 10Th at Gassyille, Il
jane 28th, 1864.
Company A Capt Thompson command
ing Killed: &c Young, Thos Poole
Wounded; Corpl Stone, neck, severe S
S Tisdale, shoulder, severe; r Smith, leg
slight. Missing; } q Busbee, } IL Young
w Hopkins.
Company b, Lieut. Pace. commanding.
Killed w Herring. Wounded w
Sinclair, mortally in left chest, (since
died;) I S Lyle, face, Slight; r Ander-
son, left ankle, slight. 1hos Quillin. arm,
slight. Missing q W Clover, A j My
hand, M Haynes, j Nelson, A Grant, g
Hodge w Hobson
Company Cit Davis commanding
Killed w c Davis, Dig .drantham -
Wounded. ] w beavers, slight in side.
Thos Dunn, slight in right breast, I D
Bush, severe in leg, r i Terry, slight in
thigh, and severe in leg, J L Daughdrill,
slight in shoulder and knee, WI Vincent
slight in face Missing: Sergt Fisher, w
d Cook.
Company DIT Westbrook, command
ing-Killed. McCloren. Wounded 7
N Herelson, severe in hip, VIM. Davis, Sc
we're in neck, S NJ Williams, slight in the
head, A Cook, severe in leg.
Total killed, G. Wounded, IL. Miss
S. NJ. WILEs,
Lit. Act. Adpt.
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Aew Advertisements.
Court Martial sentcD ces.
HEAD QUARTERS Dart,

!,
Ala, Miss. and East Louisiana, !
Meridian, Miss, jury 5, 1864.
Before Department Military Court Conrene1
drdhcM al dferidian, Mss, June %, 1864.
/ Private FEnDISAsp SAYTEz, Go. L 3rd Mississippi
i Infantry RECIPIENT
| [harge-DpsertioD to tho enemy.
SenteHee-Aud tho court, two.thirdi coneurring d.
sentence hin, the said Ferdinand SanteZ Co, E. 3rt
Miss. Reg Infantry, to be hanged by the neck unit
dead at such tune and PLACE may be designated BY
Eihe General conmandiug.f
BcqEs Gentyol Earrests Military Court Commenced ana
| Md at Ipneio, Miss, JRae n, lstI.
Private EoBT. PAYaE, Co. O, 5,l Mississippi rcgi
EmeDt. Cavalry.
| Charge Deseriion.
Seatcncc5rTo be sot to death wit kaasketry at such
lime and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
| direct.
| Private JAsrER LAaB, Co q, 9TH Mississippi rcgi
| ment, Cavalry.
| Chdrgc-D 'srrtiot
Sentchce To be shot to death with nusketry at such
time and place as the Leu., General commanding may
| direct
PrivatcA.J. THOMAS Co. l., 9Th regiment, Tcnnes
see Cavalry.
fharec--D' sertion
10 be sfot to death with muskciry at such
Tune and place as the Lieut. General omriandug may
I Private H. l. WATERLOO, Co L, 9TH regimen,
Tennessee Csyay.
sChJ9c- Dcseition
Scntence'To be shot 10 death with muskcrv at such
lime and place as,the Lieut. General commanding may
direct.
nciBedht - "a tohAttfi TO- IcSlihcnti
Kentucky Cavalry
Charge DesqrtioR
Sentence ITO be shot to death with mnskery ut such
lime and place as the Lieut. General commanding niay
direct
Private Il W BRowN, Go, G, 5ih Mississippi rogi
ment Cavalry
Charge--D escIi0n.
ScntrRce-1o be shot TO death with rnuskctry at sncb
lime and place as tie Lieut. General commanding may
direct
PrvaicJ, A. THOMAS Co L. 7.h regiment, Ten.
nessee Cavalry.
Disqualification.
Scacnco-To be shot y death with musketry at such
time aus place the Lieut. General commanding may
direct
Private MONROE YATES Faulkzcrs regiment, Ken
tucky cavalry,
Charge Deserticn.,
Seatcaccro be shot to death with musketry at such
time aud place the Lieut. General commanding may
direct
Private J. NJ sTsuLs, Co. X, 10th Tennessee
regiment, Cavalry.
Charge Dcsefti0n.
.eatehoc-To be shot 10 death with musketry such
time and place the Lieut. General commanding may
direct.
Private J. NJ SMITH, Co l. 18th regiment Tennessee
Cavalry.
Charge cseriion
seacnoeTo be shot TO death With Inuskctry at such
lime and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
iirect.
The sentences ia The above cases are approved aud
will be carried into effect
by command LIEUT. GEE. S. ID LEE.
LEWIS II. KENNERLY, Capt a A. A. A. ueph
Jaly 6I3t
lTS- Mobile EyeRing News, Selma Reporter asd
gississppian copy, and send bill 10 this office
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NABBED. Major Lewellyn, Gen. Pill
low s Commissary, was arrested by the
vigiIent authorities of this city, on his
way TO the Yankee lines. Maj. !. was,
we learn, under arrest for cmbezzlement
or some other species OF fraud upon the
Government, but made his escape and
succeeded in getting this far before he
was overhauled. We know nothing OF
the merits oil his case, but presume it
will be thoroughly slfted before he sue.
ceeds in getting out Of the jurisdiotlon.of
the Confederate States Mi;SissPpiaH
Extra.
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ro.nt,r.-An atlanta letter in the. Az

foRREsr.-An Atlanta letter in the Au
gusta Constitutionalist says "A dis
patch has just been RECEIVED from Gen
forrest who says that il he could DO lei
1T Sherman he would force him to retreat
in less than week" We doubt mach
il Forrest ever wrote tho dispatch al
luded TO above. lie is.not the man &c
make any vain boast Of what he can do
and il shows how gullible some people can
be, and how foolish some editors are by
publishing such paragraphs in their ia
pers without comment. We cannot be
hove that Gen. Forests success has made
him crazy OF vainglorious, and no can
well rest ON his laurels without calling IN
question tho capacity Of the General and
army Of Tennessee.
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The Marietta correspondent Of the AT
lanta Appeal thus alludes to The Missouri
troops in the action Of the 2Ith
The Missoufians suffered most in our
division What glorious troops they are ?
We have none better? Their discipline
is superior 10 any other troops, while they
have the same dash and split accredited
to Others. Well may the State be proud
Of such men, This brigade Is The rem.
nant OF Gen. Bowers division. The dis
cipline of those troops reflect glory upon
the name Of that good and lamented
officer.
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HEAIrn OF THE Mono IN NoRrnERE
stAIgs.-Some remarkable statistics are
presented by the City. Registrar Of Boston
and publishedin the Medical Journal oil
inc 4th ult., with regard to the colored
population. The table shows that during
the last nine years, there has been as
many colored marriages as colored chill
drsn born, the whole number OF each be-
ing 800. The number Of deaths among
them during the same period amounts
70 GIL, nearly double thenumber Of births,
In 1863 the births we're &c, the deaths
Ill. There is undoubtedly an instructive
repugnance OH tho part of the African to
northern attitudes; and The foregoing
facts show very plainly the existence OF
physical causes, if nothing else, that bar
their presence TO any great extent, ana
which are more cogent than all opinions
and theories The South is the land for
The negro. and here he will remain, guld
cd and owned by the white man, long al
der the survivors Of the present revolt
ton will have passed away,
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BELLE BoYD.-The famous Virginia
lady who has done such good service TO
the Confederate cause, passed down the
river to Montreal, on the steamer
Banshee, on Sunday morning. The lady
carried small but sufficiently persuasive
revolver pistol in her skirt belt. apiecau-
ton not altogether uncalled for, on this
neutral boat, plying only in neutral
waters. she was logged by two Federal
spies, whose business il is to watch her.
Miss Boyd has resolution enough 10 de
lend herselffrom any attempted foul play
by these gentry.
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81. We and Ihe foIIowing river tenn

p4- We find tue following river item.
in the Nashville papers Of the stIi:
The heavy rain Of Monday night and
the showers OF yesterday have caused a
slight rise iE The Cumberland river, with
fair prospect for higher water. Thirty
four inches large on Harpcth Shoals and
more waller coming. The weather here
vas oppressirely hot. and the few showers
during the day time did not cool the air
very much.
The feet that was here ha4 gone 20
Smithland.
The Ohio Al Louisville was reoediug
very slowly sierdav. Nth 81 feet water
II the canal
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Gard.

CARRoLLToS. MISS july Sb, 1857
IptIons EAsrERs CLARION II sec Il CONTINUES q
be asserted IN the pspe Of this State. and out Of IT.
that sb resolutions 81 the late called session Of the
LEGISLATURE Of bssissippi upoB the act Of Congress-
suspondipr the iIabeas Corpus. passed that BODY
uadaimoEsly
To .v,psjssts the truth Of history AMI myaei'
I,sve ,sroush your paPefosay fhasI Ani tl'ink
me-. voted sSsia., those resVluiions
Respectfully.
W " LTDDEIL
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PUBLISHING APAPER IN TExAs.-A lious.
ton editor writing to Col. Thrasher, gives
the following items Of expense incident
to publishing papers in the Trans-Missis-
sjppi; ~,
The press of this department is labor
ing under burdens that almost fear will
sink it. My telegraphing bills amount to
from 81 900 to $500 per week. Ny paper
costs me from Sls to S25 per ream (24x36)
in specie. am paying 81 per 1000 ems
for composition, and printers cannot
live on that. The News and Telegraph
have been forced TO come TO specie basis
but whether they will be sustained by
the people Is impossible TO say yet, 1t
was their only alternative. Even 10 day
a lot Of paper is offered me for which S35
u demanded. Reduce this to currency
at IS for one, and you will see the iInpos-
sibility Of keeping counts in Confederate
notes with our customary rotations,
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RAILxoAD WAsn-ur.-- During the ex-
'cess;vely heavy rains that fell last week,
The waters rose along the line Of the
Central Railroad on and near Big Black
river, until Bome ten or twelve miles Of
the track was either washed away or SO
damaged that weeks will be required TO
repair il. Col Goodman IS making every
effort TO repair il, but we cannot hope for
trans through in less than three or four
weeks. The engine on this side OF the
break will pass up and down occasionally
and we will try 10 get our papers on
by IL whether mails run or not. Our
subscribers must have some news down
the road Grenada Picket.
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A Coon ORpLR.-Gen. Johnston. as we
learn FROM the Macon Confederate. has
notified the correspondents in his army
that unless they cease insgniiying small
skirmishs5 into great battles. and sending
Of sensational NdisPatches and letters
which only humbug and delude the Peo
PIE for twenty four hours, he win exPei
them from his lines. Everybody Will sr
prove this,
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DEATHS IN THE CosFEDERATE ARsY.-We
are indebted TO the Hon. VIM. Z. Smith,
Of the I'd District for the following inter
eating table, procured by him at Rich
rnoud, from the Second Auditors Office
'--Aaeon Telegraph.
Deaths Of Soldiers Of The Confederate
States Army. reported 10 the Second
AUDITORS Office, up 10 December 3lst,
1862
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HEAD Quarters,
Departm't Ala., Mss. and II. La,

Meridian, Miss, July 4, '6t. l.
GENERAL OskDEMS NO. 81
NJ i Hereafter the duties Of all Provost
Marshails whhin the limits Of ttls Department viii b.
under the Immediate control Of tho Comm Andsnt oil
Posts at or near which they maybe statioiied, Com
mandants of Posts being the res ponsibie partiss.
III. The returns and reports heretofore required
from Provost Marshals will be made by them through
the several commandments Of posta tothe Provost Mar
shall General at these Head qusrters.
Ill General Orders No g. current aarics A. oil a.
special orders No 4, dated May H. 1864. fiom these
ad quarters well all others in conflict with the
above paragraphs are hereby revoked.
~. The present District Provost Marshsls viii re
main on duty as the local Provost Marsa&s. unlsss
there should already BIZ one. In which Gaze fhry viii
report in writing for orders to the Provost MarShal
General ta
All persons employed in the Secret Service viii
report sashedately BY letter TO tho Pfpyos. Marshs
Guncral.
ny commsnd Of Lieut. Gen Lee
JJy62wd r. ELLIS, in, A. A O.
TO- Selma Dispatch Mississippinn. Mobile X sistsr
and Advertiser, and Montgomery Mail win cory,
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A Ray IRON VIRGINIA. Our readers
will find in the telegraph column spec
OF news from Richmond, ths Arst1ih eey-
eral days. twill be seen that things are
Nil right, there, and Petersburg ctiilslu
our possession, notwithstanding the CON
trary statements Of the lying Yankees
W. are all safe wherever Lee IL.
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800 RSVV aTd-
u ~ AWAY from the subscriber. living eight iniles
IL south east Of DeKaib Miss about the lst Of May.
my negro boy George. about 30 years cid feet or
inches high, stout built copper coor has two upper
front teeth out and claims 70 have wife aAd chill
dren sear Enterprise MISC belonging 10 Mr. Brown
lie was once owuod BY a man nahed Brown, who lived
In the neig borh9od OF Enterprise himself aud IL prob
ably lurking 10 that vicinity. will pay the above re
ward for tho delivery Of said boy nc,
''' 80 JAS s. EETHERY,
;,,a,a aim Dekab. Miss.
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Notice.

,r,ur Nd no,,fs No. 7o4, hoin>Neri-n stannu &
D--.,, II. f,ariand. vile and PAaldinF. VIII b
"a -, ~ "a stsi and best bidisr al BIDS viil -
ssnsfs Hesisn Staten. Aiaa ,,-......, =,
IA JoHsssf. Astsr u Jel.Tlst
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nag We believe it was Scion who re-
marked that to make an empire durable,
The Magistrates must obey the laws and
the people theMagistrates.
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TIE REroRr CouRrEoUs.-" There goes
your new issuel" said an old soldier. as
some Of The reserve" passed by. Yes"
said the latter, There is ne discount on
,tg
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Dept. Ala., Mas, d II. La.
Meridian. Miss, juno Goth 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS No,se.

+. All Commandanls Of pos,a
IN this Department will report NJ once IN writing 70
these Headqnartcrs sharr regiment and By whosa
order assigned copy Of tho order Of 40.
signmeHt
ii. All mon In tbls Department detailsd on fur
geons Certificate WILL unoss detailed within the last
thirty days be sent at once, before Medical
Boards for renewal Of their certificates and tho eame
found fl for du,y IN he asd viii 81 forr.,deS a
once, to their comn,Rnds-those still disabled viii con
tnue duty with the of6cors with wi ON they are
preaout serving, without further orders
Ill The escape OF prisoners hsvirg become Of con
mon occurrence, officers In charge Of guafd Houses
from which any prisoner In future may escape will DO
held responsible unless they bring tho paftiea respon
able for sueh TO account, Upon the eseare Of any
prAoner special report will DO made to theas head
quarters giving the circumstances " the case. Aceom
panied by charges against the responsible party.
BY command sf Lieut.. Con. Bee. ia
y ELLIS. Jr., IA A.u
EEr Selma Diapatch, Mlosisslppian, Mobile Register
and AdFertfcr. Montgomery Diaii and Advertiser
will copy. juno J0e2w
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W. We are authorized to. snnounce THOMAS w.
GRAYS0E AZ candidate for Circuit and Probate
CLERK for Jasper coeaiy AZ the election in October
nor
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EFs We are authorized to announco SAMUEL Il.
HALE, asa candidate for Sheriff OF Newton comfy,
at the ensuing October election.
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W We arc authorized TO announce tho name Of
VIM BURG EsS as a candidate for Sheriff Of Scott
County at the ensuing October election.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election In October next.

tW- We arc authorized TO announce the name Of
JASPERN BROWN, asA candidate for Tax AsRaa,
sor Of Lauderdaie ccaAty at the thsuinG Uctobos
election. H
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PrOc lanlatioIl

EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Macon, Miss July !, lts4
whereas the interest OF tkp STATE requires that ttN
Legislature should assemble and the city OF Jackson
from the proximity Of the enemy having become dan
gcrous,
T. HARLES CLARK, Governor of Missia-'rp.
do hereby proclaim and order that the Lcgslsue If
tho State should Macon, in the county IT
Hoxubee the third day Of August next in such
buildings shall be provided for that purpose
(c~~ol In testimony whereof Ihsys hetelo
SsEAL set my hand and the great seal Of the
(O--j State.
CHAS CLARK
by the Governor,
c. A. BRoUCHFn See'y Of State
EEs Zach paper % the State cory once, aisiissip
plan Extra daily 10 days
June 6, 1864. dtd
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l-EN We are authorized 10 a<Jounce ELISHA
M0SLEY as candidate for Judge Of the Probate Of
La-dcrtaie county attbs ensuing October election.
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cEr We arc authorized to announce SHEDD az q
this county
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ETS-Woarc authorized to announce p II. HIGGINS
Of Company g, 5lst Mississippi Regiment, as cand
date for Sheriff of Lauderdale county at the ensu ng
October election.
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GR We arc sut orised to announce G. w HEN
DERSON, asa candidate for recollection to the Office
CLERK Of tho Circuit Court u Lauderdale county,
the ensuing October election.
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Ewa We arc authorized to announce the name Of
u. GRIFFIN, candidate for tho Office Of Sheriff
of Newton county. Election In October next
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ER' We are authorized TO announce Lieut. LAFkY
ETTEJ MclNN1S. Go. A, 18th Mississippi regiment
as acanddate for Sheriff Of Laudcrdsle county at The
ensuing October election.
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EsP- We are authorized to announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as a candidate for Clerk II the frotat e
Court Of Lsnderdale county at the ems, ing October
election
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l-B' Wa authorized to announce JOHN 7
LYLE, ss a candidate for Sheriff of Smith County
at the ensuing October election.
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f,F5> We authorized to announce A. ID PIG.
FEED as a candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Assessor Of laaderdalc county at tho ensuing Octo
Der election
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service ON the NIIssissIppI.

NTyE have authority toraise cavalry company,
w each for special vice on the Mississippi river
No rders ssued previoua 70 this date iuterpoec with
our authority. Men desiring TO cater this service
would do well call On fecraiine officers Car
rSfon, Miss Al our camp Ia Bolivar county Mas,
HARRIS u JOHNSTON
} e. 5. BLACKBURN,
ucridia. June ~ DIV
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IrB. We are authorized to ahbouhce tho nanle Of
s. W. KIRNfARD, "a a candidate for Coroner OF Iau;
d6fdale county, at the 5hsuing October election !.
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TO- we are authorized 10 annouce BENZ TING
PEN az Candidate for collection TO the Office. d
Probate Judge of Jaspor county, at the ensuing eec
ton on the LIT Monday in tictober next
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o. CaANor.-Here Is paragraph from

ON CHANGL.--HeFels Par1g1 HEI T0I'
the New Orleans Delta
Everything connected with trale is
exceedingly dull to-day. On the levee
and landings the sun pours down It's rays
with the usual June severity There IS
no disposition eyinced at the sugar depot
TO look after the few hogsheads OF sugar
In cotton there is some inquiry. which.
is met by factors asking ono httadfed and
Ten cents per pound for ordinary quality.
fall prices they are. OF course there v
very little stock on the market for sale.