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HEADQUARTERS STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
Quwtcrp.aster GcaempS Depuotnts
Macon, Miss, May III, 1851

GENEIAL OR Dk1IS, No. ---
W , All officers who have been In the
service Of the State Of Mississippi and whose crni-oi
service has expired by Resignation, transfer
or otherwise, who have had state money or property
in their possoss ions and have accounted for the
'ame, are hereby required 70 make tleir reports Ai;h
ont delay = these headquarters.
III. S7i Officers will receive pay until the pIovs
ons of his order are complied with and will likewise
be beitto a strict accouutabt, for whatever public
money they may bve received and new stand charged
with on the books Of this Department
IA. M. WEST,
Quartermaster Genl State Of Miss
may.1f-dlm & yy2pl
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NOTICE.

SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
Meridian, May &c, 1864.
TTlIIk Mail Trains running through 70 Jack.
Il sou as follows;
Leave Meridian daily al Z, A. NJ.
Jackson :. 9. A. NJ
Arrives at Meridian daily at $50 P. M
Jackson 420
No freight train win be until further neilce. Ex-
press freight viii be taken BY the Nail Trains.
c. A. READING,
May o. d-dif. Superintendent.
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THE DAILY CLARION,
NrERrDrArT. MISS !.

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Tuesday, :: June IA, 1864.
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ITO hire by the month for the balance of the
/ SIXTY NEGRO MEN, for whoiA the highest
market price will he paid.
Apply attho Southern isa Road office, Meridian,
Mis- @. A HEADING,
Mcilisn. May 25, 81 Sup't so. Il r.
may 26-dff
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TO he Sold at Public AuctiOnf

Af Tunnel HI Dep5t on he Southern q. r..
on Monday, ooh day gf juno, 1864.
OSE fn-TIorsc Power Eneinc aud Boiler, One seit
" Of oriss ain Gearing enmplce, six Fair of cast
Wheels for Lumber CHris, Jsrr. Logs Wagon Irons
Bd'ts, Nr. Terms made known DAY II sale
lure atd- WI s u cox,
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IztV7FFWe"tW Hl58tsSYIVti
Enterprise, June s, 1861.
GENEEaL ORDERS,
M. 3.
I, The He'd rarters Of the Bnfeauof CoassrfDhon.
n His Sar, are Is day transferred to Macon Noxu,
bee Con- ty
llrrrafor al ofrsill cornmpa cations WI be nd.
lreSst 0 thai ioint.
Iy order &C = c. DENIS,
Mai, aud a A G Comm nd mt tor Miss.
ElCn4ED D SGREvkN, IL and A. a A.G.
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EASTERN CLARION.
BY
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The Rev. J NJ. Lewis will act as agent
for the State of Mississippi, and receive
and forward all supplies to "The Missis-
sippi Relief A .sociatioG Of care G. K. Mar
shall, Mississippi DEPOT, at Atlanta, Gu.
G. G. DAHLGREN, President.
O. F.HicKLE, Secretary.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
ARTILLERYMEN, 7. WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN ARE
wanted to fill out l.. and NJ. Batteries in the First
Tennessee ARTILLERY. - szontT
The undersigned having changed, his relations to
the service by the consolidation Of the 18th and 18th
Tennessee Regiments of Cavalry, and since that
having received the appointment of Lieutenant
Colonel in the First Tennessee Artillery would
earnestly vet respectfully solicit recruits for the
Artillery ss-y5eel it beingthel highest OF the
service 1t affords more commissioned and nom
commissioned officers and, therefore, the highest pay
in eaggregate--Corporalsge getting SIG per month,
and Sergeantss $21, eaclr battery being allowed
twelve Corporals instead eight asinJ companies
in regiments in other arms of the service, and eight
instead of Eve Sergeants, and four instead of two
Lieutenants-thus giving larger margin for promo
Conc then, and join the highest arm of the SER
vice. Now is the time to enlist while the highest
bounty ever known is being offered Now, and UNI
til the 10th, of March the Government is offering
1902, beside other pay and allowances. Come. then,
and get some of the glory of putting down this
wicked rebellion. ~
If any would prove so chivalrous to desire to
enlist, they will ind Major WELLS or myself at
Knoxville, Lieut.. LUSART at Clinton, and Major
VINCENT MYERS in Claiborne count,Lany Of whom
will take your descriptive lists and furnish trans
portation to Nashville the headquarters OF the Reg
in,cnt, where you will report to Capt D. K You've
| who is at this time in command, who will provide
all necessary equipments and comforts FOR you.
. -, Is JAMES. a. DOUGHTY,
feb27 TT. Col. 1st Tenn. Art
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M cRAMMosD KENNEDY, cHAFLArs 10Th HIGH
LAEDERs.
Though the thunder of battle had pealed to the skies
Yet the stars from the azure were pecping
And the moon was beslv ring the whitetented PLAIN
Where the hosts Of the Union were sleeping
To war-veary soldier vision appeaTs-
A battalion Of Angels that rally,
With the glory Of sunset st rest on their wings
To keep guard DER his own native valley.
And he thinks of his home and be feels it is safe
For he knows that the Angels are vary, 80
And that God sent them down in tneir srmor tt
watch
Ger his mother, and children, and Mary
Alb, soldier, thy dream was the shadow of truth:
The Redeemer by whom thourt forgiven,
Came down in thy slembers to show the how we'll
Thy BELOVED are guarded by heaven
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nLet Truth ard FalsehoOd grapple; who ever knew
Truth put 10 the worse in free and open encounter
krLTos.
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sIfany man attempts to haul down the Ameri-
can Flag, shoot him on the spot.v-JoHs A. DIX
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nwhst right has the North assailedf What justice
b.s keeu denied Ard what claim, founded in justice
spd right has been withheld? Can either OF you TO.
sv ps,ne one single act of wrong deliberately and
nnrposey done BY the government at Washington, OF
which the South has right 70 complaint Ichalierse
tIs auswer"-Hos. A. II. sTEPaEss, 1881.
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Attachment.
A. s. Hudiburgh VS.. L. O. Hayn'

The plaintiff on affidavit, that the defendant il
indebted 20 him and that he ao that process
cannot DC served on him, and hilving obtained an
original attachment against the cfsndant made re-
turnable before X. ID. Jouroimon,a Justice Of the
Peace Of Kpox county, and the arne having been
levied his property Il is ordered BY said Justice
that defendant appear before him at Bis Office in
Knoxville on the 4th day Of june 1854, or II viii
be proceeded with ex-parte It is further ordered
that This notice be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Knoxville Wing. This I'd day Of No
yaIsbar. 1853. ~
fe5so-s3 PISS I'D. JouRoLMoS. j. p.
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nvbsnever they (the Rebels,) have the power, they
s. before them into their ranks the Southern people,
:. thew would also drive us. Trust them not Were
drew able they would invade and destroy US without
mercy. Absolutely assured Of these things, am
.raIed that s,ny enc could think of peace on
.nx terms, He who entertains the sentiment Is
an only to be slave, and re who utters 1t at this
time. is moreover, traitor 10 his country, who
deserves the scorn and contenDt of all honorable
msn.,--GEsrEAL RosEcsAss. =
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HEaDQtAKfEEs 81 RreHr Z. = V. M, ,
I'll Near Knoxville Fabz f4th. 1864.

win give FIFTY DOLLARS for the delivery
OF ny iorse and the thief h9s tols bin abou. the
where be had been seat by orders from Department
HesdqEarlers, in charge Of Capt, ID. w. Il Day. a.
q 70 Re snppiisa with 'f5raeef So fsfo
Descriptions Color brozn six years old. Iss
hands high yellow nose Isft bind foo. and raster
ieintwhlss. ana wssnt ertirsly wei * scfxehes
He walks Gns and spsFitsd. - I.
WI. scoTr. Aa5t
fse1o-zt I'd Z. Tenn. yol n.f
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AMERICAN w ATCHES r.
RubenS S. Nathan.
Sc Fourth Street, Up Stairs,
,44J Between Walnut and Vine,

CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Received from our mandatory, Chaux de Fonds
Switzerland, y very large assortment Of -
Silver and Gold Watches. : = A
Our partner, Of the firm of Charles Rubens Co.
Is Maiden Lane, View York, resides in Switzerland
and by him we offer these goods cheaper, than an.
other house in the country Persons will do well t.
examine our stock before making their purchases.
Bes- Remember IS, up stairs. ga s1E 80
Inyfront of our office you will see large COLDER
EAGLE. .sli0F vqts.ei ~ sa IS 4Iz.f
Il Always a large stock in American Watches ,as
nov lS-tf f4f.f
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

sr.. .onspi,scv /. new known. Armies have been
- wsr + levied 70 accomplish it. There are only
, sides to the question. Every man must be for the
Irnited states, or against IL. There can be no
neztraIs I'm this rwar-only patriots or ira ~,
srxrnEs A. DovoLss, ct Chicago, April II, '6l
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-02
The Repulse in Florida.

a Full Account of the Late Battle-0ur Forces
led into a Trap-Five Thousand Come Sud-
denly Upon Fifteen Thousand Terrible Ordeal
Of Hamilton's Battery-Fory Men and Forty
Horses Lost in Twenty Ninutes-HerOic Fight
ing Against Overwhelming 0dds-z0ur Forces
IntrenOhing Themselves Near Jacksonville.
Correspondence of the New York Times.
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The Soldiers Dream.

For the Knoxville Wing.
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sr cRAmMosD KENNEDY, cHArLAIs 10Th HIGH
LAEDERs.
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To estimate our loss is indeed an unpleas-
ant task. but, nevertheless, one which must
be performed in giving the record of the
days events. In killed, wounded and mis-
sing, give the number one thousand two
hundred All our killed and the severely
wounded, that is. those who were unable TO
walk from the field unassisted, fell into the
hands of the enemy. Last night, at II
clock, about five hundred of the wounded
had been conveyed 10 jacksonville. Their
names are .mbraeed in the lis; OF casualties
which present in another portion Of this
letter. At that time about 200 wounded
were on the way Dat did not reach Jack
sQnyille IN season for me 10 get their names
50 As 70 send on by this mail The surgeons
estimate 800 wcundeki 20 have besnfsft on the
iiskd. The proportion Of 200 killed. 10 600
wounded is thst usnaliy allowed. This
woald make the aggregate Of 1 200.
/ We aisa lett GA the field i've gems and not
a sinall nufaber Df ssaan arEss. The road
frain Barbsrs 50 Baldwin wna esrewn with
guns. knapsasks and blankets rs.s~
Al station on The railroad bstwcen Bar
hers snd Bsidwin we burnt building con-
ssining 2eoo barrels Of tnrpeD.ine This
we might have got away several days pre-
yseus had transportation been eeesssiblc--
We also burnt tressle bridge On the rail
read not far fxou Brrbsrs. At Baldwin We
burnt q largo supply Of commissaryl sfores,
knapsacks and officers baggage The wagons
used 20 transport these things 10 tho army
wsrs filed on the retreat with the wcarded
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THE MARCH.

JAcKsoNvILLE, MA, Monday, FOb.
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II Col f. NJ. KEITH. Actg PROV. Mar. Gen.
Mai. l.. a. GRAFT, A. a. O.,
Can't. H. n THOMAS, "A. G., Oath OF Allegiance,
Certificates of Loyalty and Passes
Cart. n G. FRANELIs, Prisoners of War, Deserters
and Political Prisoners rifsfa r4 - :, -
Offices LIST floor, Branch Bank of Tennessee, Cay
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NOTICE.

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W0Ucr.
NOTICE.
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Yols GERswaR STRICT.

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