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Keokuk, Fl. D. M. & M. R. h.
Change OF Time.
ONE TRAIN EACH WAY DAILY.

nv and sftsr wsdn esday, Feb. 5th, 1862, and unity
" farther notice, one daily train willrun each va
Sundays sxcepted) IS follows:
lsavs Keokuk At 7:3O m, arriving at Ottumwa 12:45
pm, and ~ Eddyvile 300 D m 500
Leave Eddy willie at 1880 M and arrv at Ottuuwa
19:45 m, and at Keokuk $50 p m.
"PasssnRerstakingth the Mailrran from Keokuk
a. 1870 m, make sure connections with Stages
Hddyville for Oskaloosa Fl esmoines iiBiufs
and all points west.
Through tickets, as Low as thelowest, may be had
esshs once for all points In Middle, Western and
southern Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska. &c.
TICKET 0FFICE-Atthe Depot, foot oflJohnsop
street. GEO. WILLIAMS, JR.
Ssbb 1909 Superintendent.
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H. - @EA ASEE~
Now offer their celebrated
Reversible Feed
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SEWING MAcHIKES.
To the pdblic as being the most PERFECT, and adap
ted to difere mt kin s Of work than any 9th
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" ears have been spent in its perfection, as the
L Company determined not to put their Ma
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assertion which they now make, that they are the
Best in the World.
The eat Gnantity of worthless Sewing Machines
that have heen pslmedo on the unsuspecting public
by those wit hout character from the fact that they
sold at low price is surprising sand In vie 80
this state ofthngs made Il long, untiring study
m nroduce machine that coul in no way be class
sed among them. and fin ally, to lead the van of first
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complished our object,
lst Some OF the valuable features OF this ma
chine all others Its reversible feed either t"
the right left its perfect reliability, never skip
ping stI ches and the making OF iour dtferent
sitehes for the various kinds of work the operator
cd II Is almost noisiess-runs very fast and the
change of the eed is made whilst the machine is in
melton.
sidered heretofore by almost universal verdict, as
the only reliable made We add to that the
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The beauty of 10 Is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large a rante Of work.
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facil.
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ilast lifetime.
No springs to get out OF order.
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Turns wide and narrow hens and will ten '
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1t braids neatly and handsomely without he
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top OF she tahls
Every machine warranted.
1t will subs tanti,te all we claim for it..
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Samples Of sewing and descriptive circulars
will be sent to any address on receipt OF stamp
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1915 CHICAGO, ILL.
r, g. Goot1son, Agent. Ottunapa,
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.
A'A ROAD.
Great Central Route 20 New York.
New England and the Canadas

On and after Sunday Nov 18Th 1885, train. leave the
Sreat Central Union Depot foot Of Lake street, AZ
fellows: l--a7.--- -
$50 4. ~, Sundays excepted) arrive, Detroit $50
p M; Toronto 4.05 a. m; Suspension bridge 4:O5 ..
M; Buffalo 80 Q. M; Albany 3i5 p. m; New York
sSo p. m; Boston IL. so a.. m.
40 p IN. saturdays cxcepted,) strives, Detroit
500 m; Toronto AS m; susp enson Bridge 4: AS
y m; Buffalo 90 p IN; Albany 5:45 =. :; New York
1880 y. m; Boston $500 y. IN.
1000 p m. (Saturdays and Sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit 1000 q. M Toronto COS m; sus. Bridge IL
N; Albany 40 m; N. Y. 245 m; Boston 5 OO D. m
ciSc'HSATI TkAISs-via the Michigan Central R. r..
leave Chicago at $50 a. Mail TT ain To- o. D. m
FAST Express. The 10 00p m train leaving Chic 20
runs through to Cincinnati without change Of cars or
baggage :
e. Rnttan's Patent ventilatng and W armirx ap.
paratus on all cars of this Company.
q An elegant smokers car with eu chre tables
has lately been added to our day trains.
Patent sleeping cars on night trains. Baggage
shsck ed through. Through tickets for sale At all
principal Railroad Oices in the West at the Gen ar
81 once corner Of Lake and Dearborn streets, 4un-
der the Trement House,l Chicago, and OF the Depot.
H. c. WENTWORTH aenr i've Wsstn nn Pass. S Agent,
es~, hos -Ao-b Chisage.
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j. d. WYs1 A. ca

D. WHIST q Co..
we are pleased 70 state that the Pumps We had .
you, about year ago, have been in constant use
~ hours each day, and raise for the use sf our
WOODEN Factory, about $50 gallons per minute. -
They work with but little power, compared with
pumps we nave useo before, and do not get out Of
repair, and are satisfactory in all respects
Yours, &C.,
DpSLAP MANUFACTURING ConpAxy.
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n
deep wells as well ~ in shallow ones"
From TIE Nsu FORK ObssreSr
we nave had In use for months past one OF Wsgt's
Pumps, which has given ms more satisfaction a. :
force and lifting pump than any we have ever ussI
decks. mines factore s, green.houses eraperi.s X.
&c. The Mining Chronicle ana Raittcdy .vo~ssat
II is recommended for It's extrem. .imnpci,x ~,
construction great strength and consequent dura.
biity and cheapness ofrepair. There 10 no stunning
box-the pressure eing held by \ CUP prckinS Uts
that upon the working piston, working In = cyiin.
DER. fitted for the'purpose within the upper Ar chan
ber.whch we think great Improvement, a. STUN.
pressure, to nothing Of loss BY friction met
dent thereto 1t has also two air-chambers thus
ne action OF the valve is cushioned upon both sdes
oy ar.nreventiug wafer-hammer, and vacuum
thump The valves are very accessible and simply
and cheaply repaired. They work much easier than
being worked BY children in wells 100 feet deep, and
as they are extremely cheap a. well ~ simple ana
strong, We freely recommend them.
Ct Neck L. l., 1860
exposed to the North West wind coming over Lons
Island sound. being the coolest possible exposure
and at no time did 1t freeze nor were We unsbs Is
any time to pump water with great ease.
II. B. MoIIvAn.
The undersigned, having to use "west's Improy-7
cd Pumps" cheerfully recommed them as simple.
durable aud powerful In raising and throwing watsr
and low price, we believe them superior to all others
Warren Leland, Met Hotel, New York,
J. Pomeroy, Yonkers, N. y. ~
Jno. Messsreau, N. Y,
Domnick Lawrence, westchester.
Cambridge Mine, N. c., Juno 10 1888
d WEST 4 Co.
Gents-The pump which ordered for our Mins q.
received and put to work In our underiay ahsss
which we are sinking, We find that one man viii
With ease lift 50 gallons per minute, We lifted III
three and half hours all the water In the shaf
which measures seven by twelve feet and 30 fee
deep, and II was null when we commenced. 1t an.
swers our expectations In every respect ana our
workmen are highly pleased with II. II viii 40
great service with but triaing expense for repairs
Yours. respectfully, BuRs HrocIsa
We have plenty more such certificates but tbinl
these are enough For Pumps, Hose, Pipe &C.. al.
dress or call upon ~
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These pumps have now been In general u % p.n
Der Years and give better satisfaction tksn anv
other. and are recommended as
r II Il II e ST
by Capt. ERICSSON. and other eminent Fnxinre,s -
we can rcfe. to thousands using them and ,usra,.
tee That all will recommend them. They are me,s
simple In construction and work easier and ee,t
less than all others. :
Our readers will find the double citing fmproy.
ed Pump OH ID. West Co., one ofthe best in ths
market II is very simple, works TO u charm % that
any child may use 1t throws steady, continuous
stream and Ices not freeze In the coolest esnosur
es, and is unusually cheap We saw til il knowinolv
ana give the testimony Of our own accord. without
the knowledge or request OF the propristors
y. Zee. Post, July LIST. 1863 =.
rms may certify that have been using At nv
mahntactery, Tor he last four years. NESTS In.
proved Pumps" now have fn use three of saIa
pumps, one Of which is kept constantly at work 20
hours each day, save Sundays1 and has been RIM
mig ior me past two years. pronounce them IN
hesitanhgiy, the best pumps that have been hrcu h
TO my notice, having used many others preyiouslv.
They are simple in their Instruction nd not easily
disarraDged ""''
n. Y. Oct. 10, 1852 JAxss Wx,.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
Forming with Its connections
The Great BROAD GuaEe Route 10
NEW YORK. BOSTON, NEW HAVEN

The Great BROAD Guage Route Ia
NEW YORK, BOSTON, NEW HAVEN
Hartford, Fail River, Providence, Worcester, and all
she principal cities and towns in New England.
Saving % miles in distance from Dunkirk OF
Buffalo to New York. @i
Express Trains leave Dunkirk and Buffalo on arr
val o. all trains from the west, and through to
New York without change.
when necessary. the trains on this road will wait
tvo hours at Dunki and Buffa for trains from the
vest, and run through to New York without lay in
ever at any intermediate point 80
Boston and New England passengers can so Wis
New York vishout auuitiona cost, and have CT dice
II All rail OF Sound ste Lmers to destination.
Luxurious state room Sleeping Cars ran thro'
90 New York on ali night trains. Palace cars with
Foote's Patent Ventiiators perfectly free from dust,
are run on day Elk press trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always ~ low as
~ any oil er route.
Sscrre Tick cts ria the ERIE RAIL Way
which be obtained at ell principal ticket Offices
In the est To Merchants this route offers unequal
ed facilities for the shipment Of Freight.
Chicago Office, "a Clark Street, GEORGE STARR,
Ticket agent G. G. WHEELER, Freight Agent.
New York Once, 30 Broadway, CHARLEs P. CkAla,
Ticket Agent, A. ii. WARD, Freight Agent.
Boston ONCE, IS State Street, JOHN 8. DUNLAP, N.
J. Agent. CHAS MlN0T, Supt.
MN. n. BARR, eelr Pass. Agent. tdeez4 '6s
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-08-27

engaged, to-day, consisted OF three brigades.
OF the 9th Corps, with eighteen pieces OF ar
tiliery and an unascertained force of cavalry
commanded by Gen. Warren.
The enemy engaEed our cavalry at4 P,
H., at South West town, driving them in.
some foar miles, where our Infantry came iu-
to action, driving the enemy back some three
quarters of mile, when night closed the
engagement, with the enemy holding tbs
Weldon rail road at a point about three
miles below the city.
A force OF the enemy's cavalry is reported
and believed to have gone on raid in the
direction of the South Side road.
The enemy's loss, tosday, is unascertained
ours Is not heavy. Among the wounded
are Coils, Lyle, of Virginia, Bin, of Missis-
slppl. about 200 prisoners were captured.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 22.-The Richmond
Evening Wing, of the Goth, says an official
dispatch was received at The War Depart
ment, that morning; Gen HilLun the after
noon previous, at Davis House, three miles
from Petersburg on the Weldon road, defeat
ed and captured 2,700 prisoners including
Brigadier General and several field officers.
Our loss is believed to be smaller than the
enemy's. Gen. Clingman was wounded in
the leg.
A special TO the Wing, gays the prisoners
captured number 2200. No fighting on.
the evening of the. 20th. The enemy still
occupy the Weldon road and are fortifying.
COLUMBIA, August 22.--The Baltimore
Gazette, Of the 18th, says a telegram was
received late last nigh, stating thaE telegraph-
Wheeler attacked the Federals, under Seibc.
af noffar dr0uo
portion OF the towu. Reinforcements are
being sent to Selbel, from Chattanooga.
Four trains for. Sherman's army were codi.
pelled to halt near Dalton.
Wheeler's troops are busiy tearing up the
track on both sides Of the town Il Is sun.
posed his object Is to destroy the tunnnell ~
TUNNEL Hill and other points. Forces are
engaged cutting the road south of Dalton. 4
train on The way to Sherman is reported eap.
tured at Altona.
ATLANTA, August i9.-There was heavy
artillery firing on the city last night. 1bis
morning, the enemy's batteries in iron, Of
city opened heavy fire, exceeding any
thirg yet witnessed. A sixsy-two Saw ef
she'll exaloded ia a ouse on Peter street
killing Capt. Garrison of the l4th Texas cav.
airy and Two children, and wonnding several
ladies. No further damage done.
fitzpatrick, Instead Of going after Wheeler
IS supposed, turned towards the Atlanta and
West Point Railroad, which they struck az
Fairburn, and cut the Railroad aud telegraph,
He has gone il the direction of the Macon
'oad, and il is supposed from thence to A,,--
iassonsille for the purpose Of releasing priss
piers. lt4totce IL estimated al $500.
There is report from the rear of the ems
envy 10 the ,ffect that Wheeler had busned
he bridges at Etowah, Resaca and Dalton
blowing up the tunnel. The enemy, here,
ire undoubtedly on half rations.
ATLANTA, Aug. 22.--Kilpatrick's raid.
Of $500, crossed the Chattahoo.
:hie at Cambelton, and struck the West
Point railroad at Fairburn. at O'Clock ON
Friday, moving and destroying the road six.
niles. The raiders crossed over the. Macon
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-08-27

I road on Thursday i1OInine and drove in
Dearing's Cavalry, capturing few prisoners
They occupied the railroad at Yellow Tavern
fonr miles from Petersburg. and burnt q mile
hall Of il. Our inhnisy came up and CHARGED
them and drove thefa back. capturing ooO
and killing aud wo,a.ding ninety. Several
charges were made Rufine The day tho On
en,y we're repulse.s Ssssys. They were ex-
uccting to renew The hqbt on FRIDAY evenino
The cnemy's loss in The battles Of Tuesday
below Richmond, was s 6.OOO--ours 900.
There are rlimors Of victory by Early, but
they are not confirmed.
The Herald is out for peace.
Gold 2 563.
MoBI1E, Aug. 2l.--A special to the Reg
lister from Sena, olia, dated August 2lst, saws
Forrest attacked Memphis at Z O'Clock this
morning. He Wy firing was heard for three
hours. 1t is supposed the city was captured.
The Federal forces ere reported to be small.
The Federals occupied Oxford to-day.
IL is reported that there has been great
riot in New Orleans. Four hundred citizens
were killed in consequence of Canoys at
tempt to enforce the draft. Negro troops
were called in to Suppress the riot, which is
still progressing.
IATER.-Forrest, with 1900 men, left the
enemy's front on Friday, to attack Memphis.
He expected to reach that vicinity last night.
Heavy firing was hoard this morning. A man
arrived, Tonight, from near Memphis, who
says the city and fort we're captured with Eve
thrasaAd prisoners BET there Il nothing off,
iicial RON thefe.
The .nemy occcsied Oxford this evening.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1864-08-27
Telegraphlc Dispatches.


ATLANTA, Aug. lS.--Heavy skirmshing
brgtn al midnight. on the left and centre,
AID continued until o'clock without any
results. At day, this morning, the artillery
pI s'ewar's Corps opened OH the enemy !;
teeir batteries replied leebly. The firing was
rery he IVY, and produced great constcrna-
tioA among the enemy.
Prisoners report that our cavalry captured
large number OF beeyes at Kingston few
Gays siace Numerous reports are in circu-
llion in regard to their operations, but it is
beyond fact that they had cut the road at
Sckworth, aud wererdestroyi ihe track be-
tween tAe Etowah and 0ostenaula rlvers.-
Thus far they had been entirely successful.
Nothing olli 'ial has been received. Tue en-
einy seel,s to be ignorant Of the magnitude
Of the operations in their rear, and were pre-
pairing another Iaiding expedition under Kill
patrick, which had rendezvoused at Sweet
Water, preparatory 10 starting, but which
il ia believed had been recalled yesterday
they going in pursuit of our cavalry.
MOBILE. Aug.slS. Yesterday, Captain
Moore, wh bis Creole scouts, captlred a
lieu enant and eight others, with launch.
near Cedar Point. Tae prisoners have ar
rived. All qaiet.
MoBILE, Aug. l9.--A special to the Adver-
tiser, dated Senatoba l7lh, saws the Chica-
90 Times Of the l . h, and Memphis papers,
Of tie 3 h, had been received TIE eda or
~ the Times congratulases tts readers that
cue week has passed without serious disas-
u AZ 49, a v-.l
The rebels are increasing IN Kensneky
Over one thousand per 'ons, mostly women
aud children, were recently banished from the !
Sfate by Burbridge.
1t is reported that $500 Confederates un-
der Aaain Johnson, in Union and the adjoin- |
ing counties, are preparing to attack Mount
Vernon.
Barbridge says Kentucky is disloyal and
ready for an outbreak at'any moment.
I.incoln's friends are deserving him rapid
II. Winter Davis and Wade have published |
prounhciamento, denouncing Lincoln ini
strong terms, as usurping the powers of Con-
gFess and disregarding the Consttution.-l
Davis is making call for Union onven-
ton to assemble at Buffalo to nomit scan-
dldates FOR President and Vice Presideat.
CmARLgsroS, Aug. 20---An official dis
patch from Gen. ], X. Jackron, dated Lake
City, Florida, Aug. 9th to Gen. Jones, re-
ceyed lase last night, says Capt. Dickerson
with his command engaged the enerny's
cavalry, ihrce hundred and forty, strong at
Gainesville yesterday, completely routing
them. We captured one hundred and fifty
prisoners aud one piece Of al iliery, besides
we rescaptured one hundred stolen negroes.
Among prisoners arc ons GaPtains.trvu Iieu.t
tenants and one sasgeras - .ss0on.-'
inand woald have been captured, il Capt. 1
Dickcrson's horses had not been worn out.
The enemy were scattered and pursued
fourteen miles. The enemy's infantry con-
sistei Of four coloied regiments. Colonel
Mccormick is in pursuit with some addi-
tional forces.
RALxIGH, Aug. 2o.--The Confederate has
news from Petersburg and Richmond to yes.
sesday The enemy reached. the Weldon
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nv" CONFEDERATE CouRT.-This court for
the Southern District of this State is also in
session in town at the Odd. Fellows Hail.
Owingto the scarcity Of men, or a disposition
with a good many to keep out of the way of
the marshal, there is a difficulty of procuring
jGries for both courts. As there are several
lads to try for trading with the enemy at
Fictsbnrg and Memphis, we would suggest
% his honor Judge Clayton to try them by
their peers, and order a jury Of ladies to be
HNpanuqlied.
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10 Absentees.

"A Lib absentees Of Jackson's Cavalry
~ Diyi ion, now ia the Department
Of Ala Miss, aud b. La, are hereby
ordered TO report tome at Macon. Miss.
On tho l5th Of this month, or as soon
aite' wsr& IS possible. Any falling to
mtg With ths above 0Tdes viii BE-
severely. t7f al.
YaeAlM ORAvENS, Capt.
JON abaontees Of JaOksOn's Div. CAV.
Oct. IL, 1864
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Fort SUNrEa The Washington
correspondents Ofthe New York Tribune
says;
Col Dnua, Of The l4th Pennsylvania
segment, who has just returned from
under Ere at Charlss:Oa, reports that he
vas 'rssred by parties Who bad been out
to Fat suuter, that it was rapidly set.
'ta I, 2p3 ina very short time ii was 30.
'ieved The water would enter The lover
s'of q embrasures. II is 4 fact we'll
Aposatoo our engineers thasthis forti6ca.
zion was erected upon quite . thin point
q Sand which strata Of sand rested upon
. soft, pulpy mass Of debris.
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NOXUBEE COUNTY SQUADRON.

RE EssRS. G. II. Dautzler, oil Co.
IA g aud II. NJ Hunter, Of Go. # Of
the above squadron, have been detailed
to solicit clothing for their companies, Il
which they are in much need. ANY.
thing for them may be left at Mr.. Geo.
Shtrrod's store. The parcels or bun.
dies should be directed specially FIR
whom they are intended. They must
be in Macon by the 2Sth ins,sat.
H. NJ HUNTER.
G. II. DANTZLER.
Oct. IL, 1864.
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There will bt'a meeting of the Sol
Dies Aid Socist. of No7ubce county
he'd here on neat '%stur3sy. 1t Is ear.
n?st!y desired that AL viii attend Come
IN and hear shst has 5eea done With the
amount yoa hsTe already subscribed,
aud come prepares 'o give uof,. 1t
would be y great pity 'r suoA "a o.gan>
izstion to is'l fo' want ofsugpo:s. Win,
'er il srnroachieg. and a!th,' many Of
orr Sellers can DO anF2licd with cloths
ing and necsssaries from hone BY
trionda, the'e are huuared, u good sol,
d.orS 10 the army whose friends at home
'Ee unable to supply the,.. Come in
aud let US help them
H. DENT, Pres't.
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GENERAL FORREST,

Oan enough be said of this brave and
gallant rebel? The stlutegetic move on
bis recent rad into Memphis should and
has placed every true heart under re.
neTcd obligations Of gratitude to the
noble patriot He has been considered
since bis raid into M~arfreosboro in 1862
as one OF our most efficient s~trateeetie
raiders, but his four successes in repuls,
ing the enemy and driving them beyond
'n0 iIHes Oh tue ofaSe " rrisslssIppl IN
the lust six months has proven him as
possessing unparalleled military genius,
and most especially in his raid in,o
Memphis. He made dctaehmeDts from
his brave coAdjutors Of Col, Foyrest
Col Chalmers, Col. Wilson. Ii Cal
LoE~scd and Capt Forrest, with ! few
o. Ms brave veterans, sending them in
edvsaCe' eiiBg them what precautions
70 use till hey should reach a certain
port then givisg him q signal, he Or.
as'eN bic bagiAH 70 sound the cbarde-
As dls %, aud forward rushed The entire
making the woods resound
via their slloats q joy at being ordered
forward te surprise and charge the enc.
ny'' camps Capt Forrest ana several
hefs rusht 4 on the Gayosa house. I'll.
'e"ed ~ The 10Th Tennessee cavalry.
.cOssnAOded ~ the dashius Col. II. Nj
s'swsrt' Who bad bis horse shot under
alA shIle calamity leading the charge.
also 'hs 18th Tennessee, commanded r.
TIE brave Col Greene, General ~,
fe't after occupying tho CITY, ] Esw haEr.
'sA.lns tne epemy we're raIlsinq lbair
panic stricken forces, scoa look MI.
'ioh ready aud anxious Ill tie non N.
oorfgne momept be might engage .hen
1alch he did several times, ana repulsea
mem With great slaughter. and n MI
'cl0ck, hearing tbat large reinforcs.
0enss nag arrived he thought il pruaep,
. retire-he did %, bringing iii man,
but above AZ, accompIisbing lbs
oe object IF forcing the leneng q FIJI
'sck irc@ Oxford, lid withdraw Eheir
orses from north Mississippi, ana ere n
% reached the igss point Of tslspranh;o
Communication in our lines there swsit.
: nlS arrival dispatches that the. enemy
ere 'ctreating Resting opiy ! ess !
-ys' DC with his command, th0uch Il. I
lguea' turned their faces South Il IN i
lreotiOn Of Mobile, where Some nv ]
ready arrived--iFOm them We Mn /
ION near something cheering.
MISSISgTppT
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.'EgdE Department b,,;,, s,.aa.,
~ me v.t the NECESSARY l., ,,,"q y.
now prepared To make ,.,,, ,,,.'' ' o..
der the sc oS Inn .Joly 1se l.'' wy
The Den,rtnont b,gi,a '5 Az. ,a..
the use Of n5iy;3oaI Id. ,i !. ,,n'.
~ for tax rover. IN c,l, -, W. , ls,''s
Maco, and MAXI rotrrr ~ ,%3;, Y ,a'.g N
property II sgorg E.65 ,5a ~ s.,, s';''
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moper,y ~ /, emn'olr5 N ,s,;,,ls ',''
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