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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
L ENCE EllE NERNAlIS INAAI.ln.

Published for the benefit, and as n Caution to
Young Men and Others who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility. Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments supplying the means Of Selfcure. BY
one who has cured himself after being a victim
OF misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid directed en-
velope, single copies may he had ct the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings CO.,
New York 75lyl
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erLET EVERY MAN GlvENEXT TU ES
DAY TO HIS COUNTRY.
Last Rally of the Campaign.

This last Union Meeting of the campaign will
be held at the Court House. on Saturday evening
OF this week. speeches will be made by Messrs.
Nevison and Foote, Of Painesvile. III are in.
vited, and general attendance of both ladies and
gentlemen expected. Meeting at 6H O'Clock.
'Rally once again -
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Musical.

A meeting OF the Union Musical Association
will be held at Chester, on Thursday and Friday
Nov i7th and 18th, under the direction OF Pot
c. G. Allen, of Cleveland. Members are re-
quested to bring the "Parlor Lutte The Con
ductor will furnish the "fIarp of JUDAH" Con
cert on Friday evening. Admittance % cents
], C. WELLS. Secret ary.
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7 ETTERS remaining unclaimed m tie
IL Post Office at Chardon, State of Ohio,
this Sd day of Nov, 1864.
0crTo obtain any of these Letters, the appli-
cant must cal for Advertised Letters" give the
date of the List, and pay one cent for advertising
oJ-If uot called for within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Allen, King Mrs. Gilbert, James III.
Curl w o. Myrick, Noah
Eddy, Libbe M, McCoe, Ellen
Taylor, f. ID. Jr.
10. CONVERSE, P M.
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RrWe would col! particular attention to the
advertisement OF Lock wood Brothers, Painesville
--"Great Closing-Out S.le"-in another col
umn. A rare oppoi oituni,y to purchase valuable
goods at great bargains, is now presented to the
people. We regard the Lockwood Brothers as
fair and honorable dealers. and cannot but regret
their proposed retirement from the mercantile
field.
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YOU WISH TO BE CURED!
II

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure. in less than
80 days, The wOIst cases OF NERVOUSNESS
ness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexu,i and Nor.
yous Affections. no matter from what cause pro.
duced Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, post
paid, by matt on receipt OF an order. Gne Box
will perfect the cure in most cases. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER.
General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
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our coun.rss cause; another offering on
freedoms altar for tho preservation OF our
country,s interests, her honor, and hor place
among tho nations OF tho earth. an exam.
pio of FREQ government and her ability TO
maintain II. W.
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orThe evening Union Meetings held in the
several townships OF this County, have generally
been largely attended. There h We been but two
or three failures and those in consequences Of the
inclemency o the weather. We learn the meet
ing In Montvie, on Monday evening last, which
was addressed by Messrs. Nevison and Fooe, was
q large one.
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rvOTE EARLY.
Spiritual Meetings.

Warren Chase will lecture nj Kirkland Flats,
the second Sunday il3,hl of November. Also, at
South Newbury, Nov. Goth. Mher speakers are
expected, and a profitable time anticipated Let
ali friends of progress come, and let us reason
togethcrn BY order.
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Mr.. w. Il. Ludlow proposes to open his Select
School in this place, Wednesday Nov. 23d. NJ L.
is successful and experienced teacher, and we
have no hesitancy in saying he will give salts
faation to thoss who favor him with patronage
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acrIn the notice of the S. S. Convention, to be
held at Caridon, as publ shed last week, there
was an error as TO the day, calculated to misead
all who read it. The Convention will be held on
Wednesday next, the 9th, and not on the l2'h' as
stated. We re publish the notice, corrected
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The remaining Townships did not do as we'll
as the five above named Iluntsburgh you'd
have won the Flag in October, on the 'eyms OF
the contest, as now proposed for the November
sleeiIon.
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ITO CONSUMPTIyES

II
Consumptivc sufferers vii! receive valua aie
prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung Afiec-
tions, Gree OF chargc.) by sending their address
to Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
76Sm3 Williamsburg, Kings Co., ". Y.
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8. s, Convention

The S. s. Convention held in this place
Oct. 18th, was adjourned to meet at Clarl.
don Nov. 9th, at 10 O'clock, A. M. 8. 8.
officers, teachers aud friends, are earnestly
invited to be present.
By order Of tho Central Committee
JOHN NICHOLS, Cor. Secy.
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aJThe young ladies' Of Mrs. Nichols Select
School are to give an Exhibition at the lown
all this (Fr iday) evening for the benefit OF the
Soldiers Aid Society. All are invited. Doors
omen ut OK o'clock Admittance Is cents.
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nJLET NO UNION VOTER ABSENT
HIMSELF FROM The POLLS, ON TUES.
DAY NEXT
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Eighth below Coates st. Phila

FromRev. .WarrenRandolph,P Pastorof Ba ptist
Church, Germantown, Pa:
Dr.C. VI Jackson--Dear Sir:-Personal ex-
perience enable me to say that / regard the Bit
ters prepared by you as a most excellent medi.
cine In cases OF severe cold and general de.
and doubt notthey will produce similar effec 8
onothcrs. iourstruly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown,P Pa.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

The Board of School Examiners of Genuga
County will hold their meetings the ensuing Fall,
agreeaby to the following order, viz First meet
ing on Saturday, September Sd, at Cnardou Sec
ond, on Saturday, Sept. l7lh, at Burton; Third,
on Saturday, Oct Ist, at Newbury Center; 4th,
on Saturday, Nov. 5th, at Chardon.
1t is desirable that applicants be present at as
early an hour as 10 A. NJ
J. o. WORKABLE, Clerk.
August 9th, 1864. 76lw
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From Rev. J II Turner, Pastor rofHeddingM.
E. Church Philad'a:
DR. Jackson: Dear Sir: Havngoftenusedyou
Bilers in my fami!y,l can say it has been OF
gre service. believer n most cases OF gen era
debility il is the safest and mostyalu bleremedy
O I which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, }. b TURNER,
No. S26N. .NinetecnthSt,
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wRcad who Says SO.-sg

From the Reverend LeviG. Peck Pastor OF the
Baptist Church, Pemherron. N J., formerly oi
the North Baptist Church, PhilaGelphia
have known IIooland's German Bit:ers "a
vorably Tor a number OF years. Have used them
in my own family and hnve been So pleased with
their effects. that | was induced to recommend
them to many Others, aud know that they have
operated IN a strlkingly beneficial manner.
take great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming
this laci, and calling the attention oil those at
f,cted with the diseases for which they ore rec
commended. to these Btters,- knowing from cx
perience that my recommendation will be sus
tained. do this more cheeriully us Hoofa nd
German Bitters is intended to benetirthe atilict
ed, and is not a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G PECK.
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From the Rev Jos II. Kennard Pastor Of Il
Iotb 10. NJ t,hurch.

IUth BaptlstChuTch
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir IL have been often
requested to connect my name with commenta.
lions OF different medicines, but, regarding the
practice as out Of my appropriate sphere, have
in all cases declined; but, with clea preoi in
ma ny instances, and particularly in my family,
Of the use uIness of Hoohand's German Bitters &,
depart Tor once from my usual course, to ex.
press my iull co.vicuon that FOR emer ide6iiit
oCthesystem, and especaHy for Liper Complaint,
IL isa safe and UdtuaIte preparation. III some
cases it may ia i'll but usually doubt not it Ill
he very beneficial to those who suffer from he
aboyecause. Yours, veryr respectfully,
J. II. KENNARD,
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HOME DEPARTMENT
GEAUGA COUNTY
Union Prize Flag.

Th. Prize Flag will be presented to that Town.
ship which shall give the strongest Union major.
i,y in November, as compared with the majority
against Vallandgham in 1863
The gain or loss on the majority Of 800 will be
estimated in the proportion Of the whole number
Of votes which shall be cast in each Township,
respectively.
On this basis, the vote in October, 1864, will
stand thus:
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erwHAT TOWNSHIP SHALL WIN THE
FLAGi
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IIoOiIands German Rittc

will cure every ca sc of Chronic or Nervous De
bility Diseases OF the kidneys, and Diseases
arising from disordorcd Stomach OBJ
serve the FOLLOWING symptoms,
resulting from Disorder OF the
Digestive Organs:
Constipa ton, Inward Piles, Ful.ness of Blood 10
the Head Acidity of the Stomach, Heartburn
Nausea, DISCUS, for Food FulInessor Weightin
the stomach, Sour Eructa tons, Sinking or flut.
tering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming OF
the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing, flut.
tering at the Heart. Choking or Sufoca ting Sen.
sations when in lying posture, Dimness OF Vs-
ion. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Perspira.
ton Yellcwness OF tho Skin and Eyes. Pain in
the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c, Burning in
the Flesh, Sudden Fiushes oi Heat, Constant I'm.
aginings of Evil and Great Depression OF Spir
its. .sE Remember that THIS BLTTERShd
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From Reverend Newton Brown, D. D., Ed
itor oil the Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge
and Christian Chronicle, Phl!adel phia:
Although am never disposed TO favor or rec.
ommend Patent Medicines in general, through
distrust OF their ingredients and effects, yet
know of 10 sufficient reasons why man may
net testify 10 benefits he believes hmselft have
received rom any simple prepar alton in hope
that he may thus cOntfibu TO the benefit OF 9th.
ers
do this more readily in regard to Hoohands
German Bilters, prepared by DR.. c. Jackson
OF this city.-because | was prejudced against
them tor many years, under the impression tina.
thew ure chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am in.
debled to my itiend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq,
for the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests,
aud for encouragement 10 try them when suffer. .
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use of three bott oi these Buffers at the begin.
ming OF the present year, was followed by evi.
denl rel iei and rest0rrtign TO degree OF bodily
aud mental vigor which have not te.t for six
mont hs before, and had almost dcspaired re-.
aaining, | therefore thank God aud My friend
tor directing me to the use o them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philad'a.
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@SHALL NOT GEAUGA BE THE BAN
NER COUNTY,
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From Rev j. M, Lyon, formerly Past or o fthe
Columbus, 4 N J.) and Milestown ,(Pa, y Baptist
Churches:
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From Rev j M, Lyon, formerly yPast or ofthe
Columbus, IN .J.) and Milestown ,(Pa. i Baptist
Churches:
New Rochelle N Y.
Dr.C. N M.Jackson-Dear Sir:-l lee pleased
thus OF my own accord to beartesiim imony to the
excellence OF these Buffers. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia fused them
with very beneficial results have often re-
com mel nded hem TO persons enfeebleGby tha /
tormenting disease,an have hear from hem
the most fla ttering est imonials totheirgret
value. In cases of genera raliebility believe
to be tonic that cannotbe surpassed.
J. LYONS.
From Rev Thos. Inter Pas torof fRoxborou ough
Baptist Church.
PRICES:
LargeSize ,(holdingnearly rlydoublequantity,)
Shopper bottle hall dozen IS ,OO
Sma llSiZe-75cts a botile-hal dozen, 81 ,00
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS.
Seethatthe signature of G. NJ - AZ ACKSON,
is on he WRAPPER,
Shouldy ourne ares tdruggist tho have he arti
Gle, do not be put oil by any ofthe intoxicating
preparation may be otfe ed in s place bu
send to us, N we willie ord secure pack ed
byexpress. Principa 10 Ofice n d Manufact tory
NO. cal ARCH STREET ,PhiIad'a.
JONES g. EVANS,
(SuecesSorstoC. NJ. .JacksoHh Co..
PROPRIETOR
For byDruggists and Dealers in ever,
town in the United States. s27yl
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@ilitary @raers " 9otifes,
"CircuIar."
DEPARTMENF HEADeuARrERs,
L.~...,.f... <I.s...r nD,..

Meridian, Miss, Nay 2S, 'Gf. J
EDARAGRAPHS Z, II, III and v, ofGenerni Orders
4 No. I6 bearing date FebruaryN 1861, aud para
graph x, Gene.ai Orders, No ss, bearing date Apri
Richmond. Va, are hereby re pnblshed for me infor
ngEjen df commanding ofacers In this Department.
II. The iiureau Of Conscription affords adequate
means Ger bringing into service persons liable mil
ttsry duty and All anthertitica given Yio 90 Der.
M03, 10 raisc troops from snen not within tc frcs
the enemy % recrit for any particular command Ia
Tho keld, H1e hereby reRoled
IT, Recruits enistedby authority, Eor now romza
mica which have not at this tifne sevenyt non com
msiuncd officers and rryates actaaly mustered
HCripop, and allowed no solect any Infantry company
they may prefer. undcr the provscs Of paragraph H.
q. OF, (Ie64).
III. Persons acting under asihcrities 10 enlist men
GJr new eenpanies. either without wirin the Hines
0f tho enemy granted slnce .st Becember 1867 will
atpncereport 70 tho Commanding q Ceneral Of tho De-
GsertineiIt IN which they may be. Copies of such
uhority witha statement OF the slmbcr of men enroll
I'd BY them and without further authorization from
snch commander their pewer will expire The cRd OF
thirty days feeln the date Of this order.
v. commapdasts of Pests aad officers Of tue Con.
scrlpon Burean will cnforcefhis order"
tx An authorities heretofore given TO raisc troops
or torecrnit for any particular command hereby
TeYoked."
All erg HiSaFons raised p,ier to f,re In April 1864
hy oicers with recruiting authority; ratel snee ls
December, 1862 and wiao have not nar&e the report
required by Paragraph III of tae abve ordei and had
thelraathoriiy renewed prior to sh Of March s6i
illcEAi and will In turned to the Bureau tE Con
Aerrtien All cfiicers f This OePgrHeHt are hereby
tnfbiiden 10 receive into their commands auy 0rgan
zstnn longing To the tesorve force.
by command Of Major General s II I.
WAHAVfcG Hos'GA
may Sdz&. Capt A. 4. General
tSF Mlssssippian copy
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LATE FROM VIRGINIA.
An Attempt 90 Take Petersburg.
YANKEES DRIVEN. BACK.
Earcpean view Of iho virginia Babies.

4
RIcHNoSD, May TO- The enemy, 1sc ttoussn
strong uHaer Ksnts made desperate attempt to cal
ture fpetorsb,vg yesterday. They advanced in tNi
columns and after several assaults upon work
! were repulsed
4 They succeeded in alnkiug about three hrndred mi
Gii causing them to retreat willis lces Of siS kille,
and thirty wounded inclndius some fthe beat citl
zens, The militia fought like veterans
The YankcoI then advanced to the sp5urds. irrt a
an opportuae moment (irahams battery opened upoi
them from Reservoir Hill, aid simultaneously Clear
ings cavalry charged neIn. The enemy lied III great
cenfusion.
| A column advancing on tho Rlanford road was re
pulsed by S;ulrs battery, Hnich arrived in time.
Our reinferccmeDts pursued the Yankees several
miles,
The residence Of Timothy RiSes was sacked sad
| sar.,ed and Mr.. Riros carried off
Rev. VIM Hill, chapl.sn Of the Washington Artillery,
was also captured.
ATLANTA June TO- Tho enNny developed in force
yesterday on our front at Ackwnrih and on our ex-
treme right, cast Of tho railroad and towards Bosser-
vile.
There was diminishing In the aftcizoon between
Hoods corps aud the enemg
Prisoners report the bridge at Etowah rebuilt by
the Yarkec. an traius ruuaiug to Ackwerth
6uprWnn AVOIDS every tndt 70 bflng on an cnga6e-
caeRt ont ofhis brenstworks. Captured Yankees say
h. has orders not to risk seecral engagement.
Gov. Brown rcpuued froHi the font yesterday,
where he had been with Gen Johnston
RICHMOND juno 10, 10 oclock--Sorthcm papers
Of the 7h state Grants dispatches say the eMesRy at
tackled the Federal lines Saturday Ge ~ aad sero
every whore repu.cd. Everytl.in is going on wei.
The correspondent of the Enquirer admits loss q
four thousand at Coll ltaibo. on ihe3 Cen Taylor
lest aevcs, cel6aols wouulcd.
Csnvassing in iiNitmerc indie atrs tsc denomination
Of Lincoln and l!an.blin.
Goid9ii,
Sherman teirgrapis on Inc lsh near A.kworth
that he has full possession OF The railroad nortl.
within one ,uie Of Marietta.
RciiNoHp, May l0-.~Il"ropean adviccs Of the :1th
say Pei isicr, pakc Of Maiiakof is dead.
THE news ofile great battlesin Virginia, carsed
great sensation in inelsad. Tho Times and star
strd Grants successes indccisive, Tho 10 eA.
pre- ssed Ihe conviction that the Fcdcras had sustained
crushing defeat.
The Herald aad Globe pronounce the advance en-
2clmoni a failure
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N3OO 90 REW ARIe,

I'd AN AWAY, about tive iaonths ago my boy Ras
III mu., from lh noghborhood of ScOotac Kempei
county. Mississippi lie Is about twenty year.
old, Of copper cdpr stooh face, ihI ieard aboni
Eve feet, four five inches high built weighs
gent ncgto polite in Is manHers has been in the army
as waiting bay he is qUica and ready n spe lg
and nsrally Of picasan cdpntrnanec, woic when he
# a brown cap with blue hand around ii and
brown jams panialons. o'her clothing not recoeced
Twill pay tlI above reward for the delivery of said
hoy to me eight miles east of DcSaa, or ~ Miealai
McGee i've miles east Of rduIng, MAs or for his ~
prela aelson aud eSndaenaent in jill that get
hiSs SEISAN pOWE
CLARK Co, Mise Jane 4, Ia6idGwlw
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ATTENTION!!

HAVE auihoiy y from the proper DeparEicnt Il
i raise CAVALRY COMPANY composed of vol
urtccrs under Ia or over i5 years. The ojapt is /,
raise choice mounted regiment to be COMMANDED by
ntitnIs who haveseen service II is for local A,ase
snd 10 ope<ate within che borders of kis Sfnte
All Who visa come BRAY ly rss the rescue Of our
State, ami ali Who unftted for, og who Aaro ~
taste for tile slow and measured iread" vi iGtantTy
hat'e now Soni irirtat opportunity to make choice
81 Cavalry eepsaaand and,i asid the rare priv
trsc oi having Horfcs lRTniscd 10 ilec who cannot
Rnonut themselves.
s>et Il be borne Ia pnd thai,n you fail to answer
promptly to III is call you will be conTrriptcd and
thrown into infantry, and put nto service beyond the
borders Of your State.
EJieut ucsaipgay il arthoiied TO recruit for the
eOmpany.
AfFiy also to Dr. ]. T. TiSarnion or to I P. Ware,
Ertndon, or to il WARE, Capt g. s. a.
Brandon Miss ,Iunp T. EtJdit
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Summerville Institute.
EXTRA SE.M.NER SENNEfD. NJ,

RN the first Monday of August next will op-n a
~ select class, to teach lnyseH troln the day Of
apening the seeani Monday of g, einbcr following
aIn induced 10 this account Of the brief timo aot
ted boys for scho" purposes, aud the abundance Of
ve,yet; hl,s, uiter &e at that season The summer
Il oar healthiest season IN the Iaountaas
Iwill take twenty good boys who will d'Tcr me
100 lbs OF bacon at my house, or TO Mr.. r. J Duuip
Station Agent at shndualak, aud two bundled AMI
fly dollars In Dluey, alt TO be paid the LIST Monday
of August
Address nc early, at Clolson, Miss
May II, legi. TiiOo. s. GATHRlGHT,
Principal
TV- ConvcyaSees wilt be al Shuqualak Saturday
before the LIST Monday. mny l5dlf
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SummcYiIlc Female Seminary,
SAM WEIR SESSION..

GfslllS well known schoo, ~ilIbc opened on t,c si
L Monday in Angnst next Thirty pWpils will be
received, Each must bring sheet, two pillow
eases, aud two covers fnr her bed will charge for
twenty weeks from the first of August, board and
tuition, two hundred dollars and one hundred pounds
~ bsESa Fer thilSc tffy dollars. The .aeon he
draiE@se4 at tie Seminary 10 .Alr 4. 4. Idhlap,
Sliasslak Slaiion M x o. H. r. A good ha,,k wi;i
i~u 20 and from Shuaulak each day during the ls
"oek fhe school after the LIST week on two day in
each week namely, Tuesday an Fri!sy
'drcsti IED. q. GATHRIGHT,
Principal and PrOprleor
Eay 3ld9n Gholaon r. d. Noxnbee 90 Miss
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NOTICE.

SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE
- Meridian, May So 1851
fl'hh NAL Trains are now running through 70 Jack
Leave Meridian daily M7A AM
- Jackson = o A NJ
ktdVes at Meridian daily At $40 2. H.
40 freight train viii be until further ps,ice Ex
Prcss freight will be taken by the Mail Trains.
May es, d-dtf suprripteS.,ss,.
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1t Tunnel IflH Depot, O,i TIC SoUtkcrR r. r..
on Monday, 20h day Of ,J,asc. 1864.
nEE toHorss Power Engine and Boiler, One se,t
W Of 0rhsNiil Gearing complete. six PaH Of Cast
rhcels for Lumber Csrts. Gerry Loss. Wagon Ironb
B-its. Sc. Terms made known op dsy of sale
iun0 s.iid WI a Il cox.
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Lost Certificate.

Certain Certificate issued to iue under date of isul
n OF May, 1864, at the city Of MobIe, BY j. ID -, De
Buw Al gent Produce Loan fer eight theusaud dollars
or iherea bouts, payable in seven per cent Coaiede
rate Bonds, has been lost or destroyed. Payment
thereof has been stSpped and application foe sy
snent has been made By me. Said certificate was Is
sued payable 10 me and is the only issued by him
in my name. SAML w. LANCASTER,
may n DIV
Glsf. Hoblc News copy one week and send bill 10
this Office.
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WANTED

TlN0 hire by the month for the balance Of the year
L SIXTY NEGRO MEN, for whoa the highest
market price viii Ne paid.
Apply atthe Southern Rail Road oeace, Meridian,
Mis-. q. A READING,
Meridian, May 25, CT. SDpt SO. X X.
may 2f-dtf
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HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
QuartermaSter Generals Depertsst,
Macon, Miss, May Ii, lS64
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~ All officers who have been In the
service Of the State Of Mississippi and whose Acr OF
-servlce has expired by resis aen transfer
or etierwise who have tad State honey or properly
an theis pesse-sioi, and have accounted for ile
same are hereby required to make tleir repotis with
ont delay to these headquarters
H. Said oicers will receive pay until Tho prOvis
sons of iasordev are compfed with ssd aiil likewise
be heldte strict accountability for ~tateeer public
money they may hare received andnow stand chRrgeu
~it& en the bccEs Of this Department
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