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8 Timely Warning +!

We have just learned of another
damning conspiracy against the sol
diers of Kansas and the rights of the
people. w. w. H. Lawrence. Secre-
tary of State, has prepared poll books
and tickets and sent S. I. Cox, Oiumwa,
as special messenger 10 the regiments
at Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and other
localities in the Indian Territory and
Arkansas 1t is The intention of these
INSCRIPTIONS conspira,ors TO m axe up a
vote Es- without the knowledge OF
the soldiers, -zg returning them all as
having voted for Lanes State, County
and Legislative tickets ! The ballots
are then TO be sen! TO the Secretary OF
State. re- who is 20 distribute them 10
the County Commissioners of the sew
eral counties, to be counted in the re-
turns Of their local elections -1.
By such fraud w. w. II. Lawrence
will be enabled 10 stuff the ballot boxes
in bise Office at Topeka aud defeat the
will both OF the people and -he soldiers.
We know whereof we affim. We
reeite FACTS. But do not fear. The
villains will be checkmaied by the
court of the State. The soldiers shall
not be thus defrauded. or The rights OF
the people thus tramped upon.-Times.
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Disgracefnl Affair.

On Monday evening row Of dis
graceful character occurred in this place.
II seems that some horses had been
stolen from Missoa4. and brougb, into
Kansas. and purchased-so the parties
claim--by citizens OF this county. The
owneis came on and proved property
before Squire Dui,on. This did moi
suit a certain class of men, and they
determined 10 take the matter in hand,
and violate The laws Of the land in order
TO carry GU; their plans.
By apre-couces,ed schemc,'he CLAIM
ants of the horses were accused vi DIS :
loyalty, fallen upon aud beaten, and one
of them shot. aud subsequently, the
ilorses were taken from the hotel stable.
and thu stable Of Sh riff Gibbs, aud run
off in the night. A guard was placed
r,eusd the stable; and soWe citizens
stood as guards, 10, knowing any thing
concerning the character of the pro-
ceedings. but supposed all was right.
A hall.5rsed Indian from Shawnee
county fred the shot which took eff ct
apon Anderson--'he name OF The wound
ed man-aud the movement appeared
to be under the direction of parties mol
residents of This place. but who had
assembled here on the plea OF attending
scOur'.
We believe these are the facts in the
case, as nearly as they can be ascertain
ed. We forbear giving names, as The
case is 10 undergo legal investigation,
and We wish to do no one an injury by
premature judgment of his case.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
ounty of jefferson,
State Of Kansas.

ctdtE " huHSuo.
The Electors % the County of Jeiier-
son. Stale OF Kansas, a.e hereby notified
that the general eiec ion for the State
of Kansas will be holden on Tuesday,
November s, 1864, aud that The follow
ing officers are at that time to be chosen.
For the State at large. Three Elec-
tors of President aud Vice Presiden; of
the United States. One Represen alive
in Congress. One Governor. One Lieu
tenant Governor. One Secretary of State
One Auditor of State. One Treasurer
of State. One Attorney General. One
Superintendent of Public instruction.
One Justice of the Supreme Court.
For Jefferson oanty. One Senator.
One Probate Judge. One Clerk OF the
District Court. One County Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. One
County Attorn-y.
One member OF the House of Repre-
sen,aiives of the Legislature for the
nineteenth Representative District, com
prising the Townships of Oskaloosa and
Jefferson One member of the House
of Representatives of the Legislature
for the twentieth Representative Dis
,rict. comprising the Townships OF
CIR shopper Falls and Rock Creek
Ore member of The House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the Legislature for The
twenty first Representative District,
comprising the Townships of Osawkee,
kaw. Kentucky, and Sarcoxie.
Given under my hand this 29th day
OF September, A. d. 1854.
HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff Of jefferson ounty
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Returned.

-Four of the prisoners mentioned las
week as having been captured neal
Hickman's Mills, have returned; name
ly, Lemuel Evans, S. Conwell and
Reuben Myres. Of this place. and J
Fisher of Winchester. They fell out
Of line early in the morning-abou! two
o'clock-when called up to be driven
for the day. and fortunately made their
escape. The FIRST two gentlemen named
passed directly through large portion
Of Prices army. taking the horses Of
the rebel riders BY the bits and turning
them to one side to make their way
When questioned they replied that they
we're looking for their horses. The re-
bells supposed they were some of Shell
by's men, and did not interrupt them.
They stopped for breakfast at house.
but had eaten only small amount.
when squad Of rebels came up, under
the command of the very lieutenant
Who had had them in charge. They
took out at the back door. and over a
fence into field. the rebels yelling at
them to halt; but they escaped. reach
cd Fort Scott in safety,-And home on
Monday.
Mr.. Myers escaped at the same time,
but not in company with the others.
He laid in the brush several hours to
hide from our picke,s. supposing them
10 be rebels. bu, came in safely.
We know but little of Mr.. Fishers
adventures. not having conyersed with
him. But We are told that he slipped
down steep bank about the same time
the Others fell GU. OF the line, and also
made safe his retreat.
The boys say they we're treated mos,
sha"sfally. They bad nothing TO eat
from the Saturday morning they were
captured until Tuesday roorning-,hree
dsy'-and then only pin. Of miser
able corn meal 10 the man At one
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time they were made to run for num-
Der of miles a; the top of their speed,
followed by rebels on horseback with
-revolvers drawn to shoot every man
that should fall behind They were
treated roughly, and with brutality.
Aaron Cook was shot at The time of
the cap urr. He was drawing his re-
volyer 10 Surrender It, aud rebel rod
up and shot him through the head. it
is thought under The supposiior that
he was drawing his revolver to shoot
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TuE I3CLLrT. Is ne,cs-p paper In the best sense OF
the word fis columns will contain news upon all
subjects and from all quarters. 1t will cndeavor
not to deceive its readers by the distortion Of reports
or misrepresentation facts, but will furnish upon
ali subjects the fullest and most reliable Information
tina, can re had accom- panied by such comments AS
truth ard n,t prejudice shall seem to warrant.
Especial attention viii be given 10 the local aud
commercial news Of Leayenworth City. and the
State cenoraIly. As u commercial journal The BuL
,vr,x will be 'cqnd uncxcelled for accuracy and
reliability. This department Of the paper is under
ne charge Of q competent editor.
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No. i5--Cabinct Organ,
same a. No. l6, in Walnut or Oak.


Amonn the many distinguished mu-ic'ans who
uneu,ll6edly endorse ,be ca MET ORGAN
may be found the nnmesof Gotischaik, fhai5erg.
VIM. Mason. ; b. Mills, Wollenhnupt Satter,
Fra lei. Srakosch, Grobe and SardeTson, fianisis;
and Morgan. Zundel, Wilcox, Mosenthal, Mag
rsth. smith, Flint Wells, Tuckerman and Gutter,
0rgansts.
What the larger pipe organs are to larger
ohul ches and halls, the CABINET ORGANS are 10
pr,yate residences and smaller churches and halls
The, occupy little room, are elegant us pieces Of
furniture. aud are not liable to get out OF order.
just publised:- SCHOOL For TIE CABINET
OggAN BY Geo. r Root. Price So. RscREA-
rIoys FOE the CABINET ORGAN. Six numbers,
Of 10 pages each. P,ice 70 cents per number,or
81 80 per set.
Hnrerooras in Boston, No. ga Washington
street Address the undersigned. Warorooms
IN New York, Nos i Mercer street Address
MASON BROIIIEl:S.
Instruments may be ordered by letter with en-
lire confidence Of receiving them as perfect IS
rhongh selected at our Waforoems. DR. on
Boston or New York Bank. made n .tr 10
our order, should in such cases, acs ..llany the
letter. Descriptive Catalogues sent tree by mail
MASON 4 HAMLlN. Makers.
BosrOy, Mass.
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MASON & HAMLlN. Makers.
BosrOy, Mass.
espRuHKENNEss CURED lsy

VNHE lnebriate may now bill defiance To The
i rExrrINa cur. DR.. ZANES ANrtDofE
FOR STRONG DRINK Is certain cuRs FOE
DRLNKESSEss. IL creates a dislike iof strong
dr,nk. and can be administered without the
knowledge of the patient Price, 81 box. Sent
BY mail to any address, by $ Z. UPHAM, ios
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars
sent free. ON
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Ir The Topek; Tribune comes to
Us in new dress aud quario form. Ii
is one OF the i've papers OF the State,
and we are pleased to notice evidences
of lis prosperity. Long may it wave.
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Law OFFICE OF A. E PARKER.

OrKALOOHA, july IClH. TOUT
Having PERFECTED arrapge nieiis am
now prepared TO prosecute Soldiers
claims against the government.
Back Pay, Bounlies and all 81 inns
of similar nature attended 10 with the
earliest possible dispa eh.
A. L. PARKER.
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Bring in the Returns.

We trust that the result of the vote
at each precinct will be brought in on
Tuesday night or very early Wednes-
day morning.
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AGRICULTURE.

In addition to other matters, portion o! the col
umns of our Weekly edition will be devoted to
Agriculture.
for The wErELy BULLETIN wall agree that II Is a
companion Of far create yaiue than its price.
-peeimev copy furnished gratis 10 any who de-
sirc IL. Address,
BULLETIN COMPANY,
ug. IL, 81 1854 Leavenworth knnsas.
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re- Preaching at the NJ. E. Church
on Sunday by the pastor of the charge.
Sabbath School IL the afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
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No. lO-Cahinot Organ.

Thu instrument is intended more particularly
for church requirements, and Is very valuable
Tor orgaa practice. |, contains Twelve stops,
drawing six complete sois of reeds. With the NJ
cessary couplers; two manuals, and an indepen-
dent pedsle OF twenty-five key, and Is blown
h.. -. MI r.s-zun
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Wanted-Lard

We will pay the market price in
cash for good lard. Bring it in 10 the
Independent Office.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-05

ES- Charge errors and omissions in
this number TO sickness in the Editors
family and run OF job work.
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MASON g. HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS.

The CABINET ORGAN IS designed both for the
church and home-tOr the sacred and secular-
for organ prac ice and the recreation of extent
pore play combining oil the best qualities Of
the melodeon, and none OF its Objectionable ones.
with many entirely new Improvements and in
icniions, prominent among which is the
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AUTDMATog SWELL,
Patented October 81, 1852.

The capabilities of the above Instrument as
IN organ within the reach of all Who desire it,
have opened for il an entirely new fed, hiih erio
unoccupied by any musira instrument and have
elected the unqualified Endorsement OF oyer OsE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY OF the ieaoins OrsanisIs
and Musicians OF the country.
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Trustees Meeting.

The Board of Trus tees Of the M Z.
Church, will please meet in the NJ. E.
Church. on Tuesday. Nov. 9th at 3
o'clock, p. NJ. A full attendance is re-
quested,a important business will come
before them. L. F. WALDEN,
Chairman
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DISTRICT CouR1 adjourned without
transacting any business until the 18th
of December next.
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No I2-Cabinet Organ

Differs from No. II in case only. For organs. -
xi1 arc inexperie need in the use Of peddi-' 'his
il our best churce instrument. being less CON-
nlicar,d than the No. 10, and better adapted 70
ir4nssoriati "a We can confidently recommend
II a. ,e,y ds.irab.e u churches public h Us
aud ioiss rooms. Also desirable paEicf m
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ET For announcements see Candi'
dates column first page.
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No. 22-Cabinel Organ

Di(Tar. from NJ. % ia ctse on.y THIS insiru-
ingnt Is onc sai IN e .esaut rosewood, highly poi
ishsd-,icsieu,4i aiss Tor HI pador.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-11-05
No. 2i--Cab;nct Organ

Seno music a. in Nos. 20 au GIN plain sub
stautii Black Walnut ar q. K ease. Ibis style
= * remedy popular- perhaps the most :" o' any
ina ~ maSi--it, moderate pie piacins II
within reach Of all. nni serves well Tor eithes the
parlsr, yes,ry, school, OF lodge room.
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Beware of COHaterfeitS,
and be sure the packages are labeled
Kept's East l0aia Coffee,

ISL Ecado street. New York.
as there are numerous countcrtoits ahoat under
the name OF Genuine East India Coffee Orig
ins East Indi, Coffee etc, put forth BY iupos-
tors 20 deceive he unwary
In lb pocksgcs, and in b5zes Of SO, so and
100 lbs Tor Gr)cers and large Consumers.
Sold by Gr0cers GENERALLY Or terS from
Country Grocers solicite 4, To whom very iber-
al discount will BE- made.
Wholesale Agents, lIocilish & M,len. and w.
]. Heiss & Bro Philadelphia; 4. \. Coulter x
Co, Cincinnati; c. C. CARRIER, Chicago. etc.
The Am ADV Agency, 3eS Broadway. \.
will receive orders Tor the above named Coffee
Busipess Dept, Corresponding DEBT. 1873
e. ALVORD. ! FOWLER 4 WILLS.
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BLINK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES
MERCANrlLE BOOKS.

We invite the attention Of Merchants, Bank
or. Manufacturers. Hotel Keepers. &c. 70 our
fac titles for he manufacture Of The besi lids
% Ledgers Journals Day 30 ks 1nvoice Books.
Receipts Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockets, &c &c
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No. l7-Cabinet Organ,

Same as No. Is, in Walnut or Oak ease. An
available instrument Tor home use. though not
so comprehensive rs an instrument with two y
more sets OF reeds.
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No. ii-Cabinet Organ.

With eight stops, four complete sets OF reeds,
aid tw0 manuils-is blown by the performer,
sud contains 4 e automatic swell. Intended tor
tie yiall and drawing room.
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e.. - l,rean

F,.nr Oeiaves. W., -ss Of rre 5. Itomlac
swell. doull, beilO-.s aDl kl"e ITO IL leg ia'
Rosewood case highly polished.
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No iS--Cabinet Organ,

Five ociayes, with one set OF reeds, automatic
swell aud double bellows. In elegant Rosewood
case highly polished.
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No. .6-Cabinet Organ,

Four ociaves, with Que $ oi reeds, aul matte
.vt Il and double bellows. Ia elegant Roscwo
case.
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No.ll-Cabinet Organ

ContaiuS tx stops-,l.ree complete sets OF reeds
and one msuual--a y,:, exec lent instrument
f5r ichcs ot moderate nean-, as Il combines
much Il the power and ea hi.;y OF tbs largri
instruments = a. u.eeh is col.
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j. w. RoBERrs. Secretary.
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Subscribe for the Independent.
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No. 23--Cabinct Organ,

With two SET. OF reeds OF fiye ociavCs compass,
containing the Automatic Swell, knee steps AID
douhe beiio~s-in solid Black Walnut Case
paneled ard ufnamented with rich carvings an
s!e-sn. iastrunan; for The drawing and
gqFlor
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DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS!
COFFEE!! COFFEE!!
THE
EAST INDIA COFFEE CO.,
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.

IL 3 = . E;.5 - . a COFFEE
has al the flavor Of OLD GovEENNENr Java, and
is but halt the price; and also that
TSENT,S EASE END-A COFFEE
has ~ zee the sren.h; f Java. or any other cof-
lee Wha; YER, AID wherever u-ed by our first class
hotels and si'ambOls e stewards J there Is
sasirr 81 80 fs- cent
TEX IS E1-s DrA COZ *
Is the moss ies.tly beverage known. aud is very
nuts'ti q. 1ae woes N mira nay use II at
ail tim with lmpani J. be wife OF The Rev
W. Eyaa. { cal minister u tie NJ. f. Chareh,
Jersey CITY HAo hl- not been able 70 use any
coffee TIE fifteen years- can use
KENT S E'A.ST INDIA COFFEE
three tiF.es iag without injury, il being entire
i free irom THESE properties thst produce nerV-
ous eXeiis ment
Dr. JAMES BOYLE. of l56 CHAMBERS STREET,
say- have asver known any Coffee 80 health
tai. nairi,ioas, an! rec from all jarious quail
ties =.
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE.
advise Iny pa.ien IS u drink 1t universally eve
those Ia whom have hitherto prohibited The use
Of Coffee
The PRINCIPAL Of THE y. Y. EYE IN
PRIMARY says: Il dire, al Ite paiiests u our
institution 10 use exclusively
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No. IG--Cabinet ORGAN

Same rs No 90. in a neat and substantial case
of solid Black Wnloet or Oak capital irsTu-
ment for Sunday Schools Of limited means, ana
next best 10 the No. 81 for private USE
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THE LEAVENWORTH
EVENING BULLETIN.

THE >LEAvENWoRTH Evening BULLETIN
| has now been established year, ahd is well
known throughout Kansas. Its success thas FAR has
been greater than any Journal ever established in
the West. The propuctoT- are experienced news
paper men. and thoroughly know the tastes and the
wants OF the people Of this State.
There three editions of tho paper, viz.
Printed evers afternoon at O'Clock, contains lie
latest Geographic dispatches and local news mp la
the time OF going to press. TERAT, 81 per annum.
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KENT's EAST INDIA COFFEE.
KENT EAST INDIA COFFEE,

and would not BE- without j, on any account"
ELF. c LARUE. 81 emf eni clefr man 81 the
NJ Z Church, now stationed at lialsey street,
Newark SAYS of
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TIE T'ai-iYEEKLY BULLETIN

Isi-sued every Monday. Wednesday and Friday "a
contains the news of The Daily, ut 50 per annun.
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kENT,S EiST lNpIa COFFEE,

y hav, used t nesrly year in NV family, and
find st rfodGces ~ ache OF the head or nervous
irritation as in thc case Il all other Coti,es. 1t
Is exceedingly pi.a-ani and c rdisiiy recon-
mend IT o all eieFrymen and their families"
kENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
is used daily in the famiies OF Bishop Amcs.
Bishop jones. Bishop Baker. and many OF the
most dis,ingu he'd clergymen and professional
men in the country.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

Is issued every Tuesday, and Is made up express,
or The country from The six daily editions. TERMs
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ghe gnarprnjlent.
9 PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
Oskaloosa. Jefferson County, Kansas.
Local department.

J. W. ROBERTS. Editor.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-09
HEAD QUARTERS, CONSUMPTION,
Enterprise. Miss, Sept. 6, 1864. J
GENERAL ORDERS.

aGENEKAL OhuENai y
BY an actof the Legislature Of this State en-
titled can Act aid in engineering the Army Of the
Confederate siatss,e and approved January . 1868,
1t is made the duty the civil Ocers Of cry county,
to require Consorpts to report for Military service to
the proper ConfsJerste officer, and 10 arrest every
stragger deserter, or other absentee without leave
from the Confederate army, who may AZ any time be
found remaining IN, or passing through the county.
IL In pursuance Of said act, Enrolling onlcOrH
will Immediately upon the receipt Of this order and
hereafter, whom occasion may render i necessary,
make fun complete and certified list " all ConseriptS,
sraggers and deserters from the army in their respect
i've counties, furnishing the sherif or hh Deputy,
Clerks Of the Circuit aud Probate courts the Probate
judge Memberpf the Hoard Of Police, Justlees ofthe
Peace and Constables, with copy of the sano and
demanding the arrest by them, OF all such persons
forthwith They viii Ola In their own onaeos the
original Ist with the date Of It's service and demand
time the purpose for which it is done.
III. In Of failure on the part Of any Of the
foregoing civil oiccrs, toarresi, to make an effort
to do So tho Enrolling Officers will present the facts
10 the Circuit Judge, District Attorney and Grand
Jury at the next Circuit Court thereafter,
w. Enrolling oaicers will report promptly to ihsis
their action In every case.
BY order Off C. Denis Mai, & coin'dr for Miss
-' rsf !-7F---. sf-- R. y. aoREFEN,
sep7dlw Lieut. "a. A.
The Msbile Advertiser & Rcgister, Brandon Rspnb.
csn Canton Citizsn Rebel Picket, Grenada, Holmes.
ilIs Independent and Msslssippian Exts at Jackson
iii publish ono week, L
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ggselt} advertisements.

HEAD Q'Rs, pEP'T Ala, Miss. & E. La, /
Meridian, Miss, Aug. 20, 1884. !
GENERAL ORDERS, Z
No ia
Pursuant to orders from the War Department, dated
Ricbmond, Va, August 18th, led4, assums command
Of tho Department Of Aiabama MissIasippi and
East Louisiana
The headquarters Of the Department viii, for the
present. remain at Meridian Miss. No changowill be
made IN the Dspsrtnpntal STAFF until further cFaes
n. TAYLOR, Lieutenant Genq.ssa
Oaicial: W. +. BuLLoeh' "
Sept Hddt, A. VI
Daily papcrsIn tho Department win copy SIX times
and send bills to Clarion office.
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FOR SALE.

ONE CafTylog, seven feet wheels, good article.
~ Aiot Of MI Beling s and 10 inches WIDE and a
lot Of mill hpna, consisting Of Shafts, Fly-wheeI
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I will also seii the plantation on which Ivc-5OO
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atro story dNcliinFsix rooms framed kiilien aud
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