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General Butler.
III. Rcrortrd Temporary Appoiutspc~e {.
the command Of the Eastern Depn ene

His Rcrortrd Temporary Appot,tmc,e IN
the command Of the Eastcrp Department.
Washington, Nor IT Ia repnrtoi that M,sor-
Gcucra Butler, who len this city yesterday for
New York, has gone there 10 assume, temporarily,
the command Of the Eastern Department, in place
ofGeneral DIX. who will, however, bo retained In
the Department. TO act In conjunction with General
Batter.
10y kdI)
In reference 10 General Butler, the Washington
CnroNioas Of Thursday says,
THIS distinguished teacher Of tho neutra, and
s~esh-sympsthisiu as we'll ss openl y-rcbelli ous
elemcnt IN various portions OF Dixie which have
tes n redeemed nom the thrAldom OF DAVIS and b 4
nhh'on~ arrived IN this city on Wednesday, aud II
~ SAID, after Interviews with the President and
seveiary OF War. he prpccoiod to New York city,
where he Will Re stationed for the present. Tn .
MAKES assurancc doubly sure that any Of the ira.
tors OF That great emporium, now o. iniestsl with
the eaerlea Of To Cnion will lie checkinated, and
treated JUS; ~ they deserve W be.
Tho Wsahington correspondent Of tho Philsdel.
phis IsoriErH statos;
The sssnmont os General Butler 70 duty IA New
York eivcs great satissction To tho friends o, law
and order here. Aidet bv Btler's wonderful ex.
ecutNe ability, General Dix will be amply prepared
To suppress ANY attemp, Mt law cssnesa 70 which
the rebel sympathiIcrs IN New York might $50 Il,
~ Indulge On election day.
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The Mcclellan Ticket " ithdrawn In Ten.


The Committee OF Mcclellan State electors, con-
s'st-ns Of w. Ii. Campbell, Bll!e Pcy,Jn and
John selyett, have addressed letter 10 The Presl-
dent In reply to hs letter Of refusal to interfere
VITA Governor JohusJn's management Of tAe elec-
hor. They complain that the Presidents course
IA practically endorsing Gov. Johns1ns acts, A.
iogus another evidence OF the humiliation to Alich
TIE loyal people q renue ,seo are Xposcd, and
conclude by formally Withdrawing tue Mcclellan
Electoral tickeI in the State
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AsoTr from the Army Of the Potomac, dated
Nov s. says' "Ihe situation Of affairs remains
unchanged aud tho men Gre making themselves
comfortable by building log looses. A severe
storm set in yesterday morning and s,ill continues,
mA0pg travelling anything bui plsasYnt.~
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The Latest News
the REBEL PIRATES.

1.-Two Of Them OF the Coast.
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Decision Against the pris, ners.
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TIE EI.ECTIONERAuIDs.

Tnal Of Col. North and Others.
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ARGUMENTS ON JURISDICTION.
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OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

Butler Appointed 40 This Dc-
partment.
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SIX VESSELS DESTROYED.
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DIX TO ACT WITH HIM.

Political Row in Balti MOI o.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-01
NOON DISPATChEN.z
LATE NORTHERN NEWS.
The Clara Belle Sunk
Arkansas and White RlVc,t
hb.,s
CONFEDERATE VicYGs1Y::

Of the Goth states that the steamer Clara Belle sunk
Carolina Landing the cath total loss. gunboai
was sent to her relief but driven on being unable
TO copew th the rebel battery.
The rebels moved up towards Columbia. Their
force consists OF four squadrons Of Texas cavalry and
four pieccs Of Artillery.
The river is said to bs sffectually blockadcd The
Pauline Carroll also disabled and towsd OFF.
Eight Transports at the mouth Of White. river, are
unable go up account of blockade that river.
The force of tho rebels Is 1ftaon hundred strong
under Gen. Dobba. They charged Col Brooks com
mand of three hundred, twelve miles from Helena,
forcing them back and following them ten miles
Col Brooks and several Of his prominent officers,
and thrty.sev prlvates killed. Col Brooks remains
has reached Memphis.
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,,erbans better fitted for a crisis in whicH
:, ;n,i,oa;oto demonstration against tue
a,,amv has been adopted as the poiicy ot
tho government and the military authori-
t;as The significance of tho appoint
,,,aot ia that there il to be no more rT
:. sot;nv that Atlanta must be helu AZ NJ,
t.o%nyds and that the new appolntee must
n" ny hsa,iate in his course, but proceeo Nv
noO 49, to deliver battle. That WIN Wv
1 onoG ,,aws we shall receive from ueofs",
neNS a. ali hear that o battle has come on
we S.s.ansa;n little doubt, and tfus. '.ha, ,
! ~ tha splendid army. we pave IN 'na.
S"%',n wv. conposed, of the hover q erl
reg S.s,,n population, and anina'eo uy
South STgast and most heroic impulses -
the noL ~lsaatle won ON our side. AZ pres
will De ~ is the chief point OF m.ereeI ai
ent AtlahIn believed here thas nenera' .lIeo,,
with US. II sed 10 eyacuate thatP'aoe'
Johnston ~. fo"rht st all, to hghe tne enG s,'i,
Apd, II ne ioaST This course did moi S1,i. W.
NY t'lsewnefFVt e,Ss OF the gove,'nnent--hehee "''
removai. o.sor OF Mr.. 'SseIniaringar -
Il The sNq e,,SS Department has ariaYen,
1.-THE ireasa ."rrs cat to be that succesS'..
y ~nd ns,,ished merchant, the los y
. ~ \ ,dlsII'iFTTe FTTrenholme, Of Charleston, !"
an, 20 ~, og his own Stale, he IS new No"
Georb iit;cal circles, but ms II hnnno,u nanom,
man in 20. tha place, is well know
Iutw and in Europe
mends him to ,ire--one Of our me'
both in This col, thorough genti
That he is milliona rr the l'oS., n ~.
chant princes, and >ntical w." =
man, would not fit him Il iars0 = =
o thorough knowledge of pc Us
my, of monetary affairs, and ""
perience are essential qualihcatio. "
is in the prime of life, and if he dis
the same skill and judgment in the ma.
agement of the economical affairs of the
government that he has done in building
up his own fortune, it will be fortunate
day for our Confederacy when he receiv-
ed and accepted his appointment to the
Treasury Department He GENES to us
at time when our currency is in very
disordered state, and when the applica-
ton of bold and safe remedy for the re-
lief of the country in time of war, and
the re.establshment of our credit at
home and abroad, will appeal to all the
and task all the best powers OF
which the new Minister is master. TO
merchant, engaged in large
ind extensive operations, the place how
ever honorable, that he has just entered
On, would present no temptations. Let
is hope that he has made a sacrifice OF
his own interests for the good of his
country. 1t is said that he entertains
aiews on the subject of currency and
finance different from those practically
yet forth by Congress in its recent acts.
# it be 50, he will not be tho first linan-
,ier whose genius and experience have
enabled him TO give special and favor
sble direction to the action of govern
nent. 1t will be the duty Of Mr.. Tren-
lolme, in. his Reports, to suggest expe.
lients and possibly reforms which an en-
iMhtanad Ileaislatnre. ON the discussion
81 their merits, may see excerlent rea
,ssa 10 adopt. At present, he enters on
his new duties With the best wishes Of the
whole country. BATTLE-AxE.
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Army Promotions

The following promotions, etc, in the
army were entered at the Adjutant Gen
erals Office during the week ending Sat
urday, 10th July.
Col T Holtzclaw, of Ala, to be Brig
adler General, with temporary rank un-
der act, approved May 81, 1864, vice
Brig Gen II D Clayton, promoted-to
rank from July 7th 1864.
coLoNELs.
Lieut. Col w 7 Robins, of Va, to be
Colonel 24th Va, cavalry regment--to
rank June IA, 1864.
Lieut. Col s D Low, of N G., TO be Colo
mel 2Sth North Carolina, regiment-to to
rank Nov, l, 1862.
Lieut. Col A De Blanc, of La, to be Co
lionel 8th La, regiment--to rank from
July Cd 1868.
Lieut. Col L Won Zinken, of La, to be
Colonel Goth La. regiment--to rank July
7th, 1868.
Lient Col J L Drake, of Miss. to be
Colonel 33d Miss. regIment-to rank
January 5th, 1864.
LIEUTENANT CoLoNELs.
Major Thomas, of Miss. to he Lieut.
Col Of 18th Miss regiment-to rank March
10, 1864. !,
Major G A Lester, Of La to be Lieut.
Col. 8th La regiment-to rank July "a
1868.
MAJORS.
Capt J B Bell, of Miss to be Major l2tl'
Miss regiment--to rank from March ~
1864.
Capt S II Terrell, of Miss to be MAJOR
37th Miss regiment-to rank from Jan
uary 26, 1864.
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CTRCULA.R List
BnooKsvn.LE, MIssIssIrpi, JAY /. 1864.

~ BRooKsvILIE MISSISSIPPI Jaly !. 1854,
The undersigned commissioners for the State q % 10
Act of Congress regulating mpressnert establish ne pr
e Maid from hs date by until further notice. LOT
med the public sin the hands Of any person Uu
holding the their consumption In inc ios
Districts:
FIRST DTRicT-Composed Of the counties Of Carr0 n,
hocaw Holmes Issaquna Kempe lowndes Monroe NoAuDo'
behn Sunaower Talahatche Yaohusha and 4azoo all, p;
SECOND DIsTRIcT-Compoed of the counties Ame Aa"
var Clark Claibons Gop Franklin, 1asne
derdae Lawrence eae Marion Neshoba Newton SCOUT
smith Tunica WAYNE Winston and Washing ~
Hnp Composed of the counties Of Canou' Deooo M
wama LAFAYETTE Madison Marshall Panoa and Pontotoc
FOURTH Of the counties OF Adams Novmgon'
Greene Hancock Harrison Hnds Jackson Jones' Perry SIMPSON
pall Tshomngo and Warren.
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seS- Wo sse in receipt OF a conimunl-
cation from ewton giving an account oil
q public sneeiipg in that county to devise
means for tile relief Of the wounded sol
diery Of FORESTS command at Lauder
dale Springs but the length of the article
prevents lis publication. A barbecue was
given on il,l occasion by Mr.. J. G. Nc
Kee. The People were addressed on the
objects of tho meeting by Messrs. Brown
and Hale, 10th disabled soldiers. Many
of the Wounded in the late fights near
Tupelo arG in hospital at Lauderdale
Springs. 1hey deserve every comfort
and luxury the country can afford.
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An Act 20 be entitled IAN Act in relation TO the quail
ifcation Of State Collectors
The Congress Of the Confederate States Of America
do enact That the provisions of section thirty OF
An act entitled AN Act for The assessment and eolee
tiou Of taxes approved May fret. eighteen hundred
and three shall not be construed 10 apply to the
0'I,s AnnToTss Se 1 FeSrusry Il, 1864 July9s det
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THE DAILY CLARION
n.d,f5lrsrt,rART. Anrss.
Monday, /; :I;; August y. IoO1

aesT-TAe Coiltederate loss in the recent
hattie cf lIarrhburg tMiss.,) is set down
at distrlbuted as follows .i'u'oros
division, fo5j Chalmers division, Slo'
Mabry,s liyisSta, 274; Morton's tlattal
-.;.,,,. Of ..st.llal Ia The loss Of the epl I
NV Is sG's-75posEfs 10 be between 800 and 2
1000
Gen. EorretG, at last accounts, was at
Columbus. His wound was very painful
althoueIssnotln the least dangerous
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lBY AUTHORITY.

Pubic Aos d as FIRST congress e tas GosJsa'rsSs saS
5gJ !, fSs eiv Of Richmond IN fhe State Of HH9iaaa'
an Mondag, ks serenh day Of December, a N lsh',
and snded on T2.tTsday te eighteenth day o. FsorH~g
lPaA
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No. so
An Act relating to the appointment Of General ana
Lieutenant Generals.

An ACT renting 20 the hppontment OF Hueuer"1 ""0
Lieutenant Generals.
The Cougre of the Confederate States Of America
do enact That the President may appoint one general
in the prov sienal army OF tho Confederate states,
when in his discretion shall be deemed necessary
and proper for the command of the Mssissipp
military department. by and with the advice and con
sent of the Senate.
See O. That the President may, by and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate, appoint lieutenant
generals in the provisional army Of the Conioderate
States when in his discretion, 1t shall be deemed
necessary for the command Of any OF the military
departments.
Visions of this act shall continue to hold the rank
herein provided so long they shall efficiently dis
charge the duties in command of said several depart
ments and longer, but will resume Thereafter tne
former rank in the service
Approved February II, 1861.
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list Of Casualties

lllkL Oh AdsudAIhO5
IaMe 32esaMssissippi Regiment, Lo'cry's
Briqads, iCgcJmne's Divis'on, Hardee's
Corps, dN9 Of Tennessee, July 22d, 1864.
OFFICERS.
Killed :-4capt + Norman, co D: Sc
nior Captain and acting Lieutenant Colo
mel Cart j M Cotton, Co Z.
Woundea Col w III H pison, slight
but painful LIST Lieut. Ed Harwell, Co B,
serious, lift leg amputated; LIST Lieut.
Thos Moody, Go +, thigh severe, serious;
Ist Lieut. Qhas Cleary, Go G, hand, slight;
ed Lieut. VI D DStorment, Co Ii, right arm
Missings Cd Lieut. Z T Smith, Co !,
prisoner, qsptured unhurt.
NON conl 3ssroxRD orrIoEas AND PRIyATEs.
CompaSy A--Capt D 7 Reynolds com
rnandiha Killed Ord Sergt 7 Glib
son. Sergt w X Sheriff., Corpl r M Mar
tin: PriIates Richard Street. J G Parker.
Woundse Sergt w q McLearen, arm
ssY serp saml Frierson, leg, slt !
aslvagsy "a s.ssis n i II Il ~ -. =.
n Il Bsown, thigh. severe. Missing
Sergt D J Wood; Privates N Il Clenins,
A q Smith, jill Bernhard, j I Cheeyes,
j N Honnel, Harmon Bryan. Killed, 0;
wounded, 6; missing,7.
Company B-Capt j J. Kennedy COM
mandingt-W Wounded: LIST Sergt ) u u
Gambrel, left leg amputated, side and arm;
Privates JAS Rowan, right arm, sew; ) l
Young, arm, sew. Missing: Sergt ) y
Agnew, Corp Levi Tapp; Priyates A r
Stevenson, w R Hassell, Allen Hall.
Wounded, 3 missing, 5.
Company G--Capt J w Swinney com
rnanding Killed: Ensign Ii N Patton;
priyates Ia j Maulden, S G Gardner.
Wounded. lst Sergt VIVA Kincard, left
lung, serious; Col Corp S H Stevenson,
left leg bfeixe, right leg sew; Privates ) Z
Calvory, left arm broke; n Hembfee,
hip, sew; Pleas Jones, foot, sew; W q Marsh
leg broke Missing: Priyates Peter Wheel
er, Marion Stevens. Killed, 3; wounded,
6, missing, 2.
Company D-Lieut B + DilWorth com
manding-K Killed: Privates E b Rorie,
X Ii Robins. Wounded: lst Sergt > L
Mclean sit; Priyates w II II Gwynn,
bowels, Ihortally; j x Murley, finger, sit
Missing; Corp j o Liddon; Privates M Fl
Clemens, James Mays, N r Oaks Kill
ed, ~; WO1nQcu, D; ules1bet1 u. - ~,
I. Companies L and H-Lieqt W W
Nance cdnmanding. Killed: sergt John
Stewart, Corp L FLockheart; Privates b Il
Garrett, w S Grey, Jno Moore. Wound
ed Sergt Holland Lindsay, hip, sew; Corr
W w Humphrey, hip, sew; Privates Tho,
Braddock, heel, sew; P w Cayaness, n eac
sit; Ben Duncan, neck. sit; Joe English
thigh, sew; G w Garrett, shoulder, sew
Asa Robertson, right leg amputated, 9th
erwise wounded dangerously; II ? Scally,
foot, sew; Wiley Stewart, left arm, severe.
Missing: Sergt w N Meeks; frivates
Cartwright, Taylor, G w Braddock. Kill
ed, s; wounded, 10; missing, 8.
Companies + and K-Lieut F G Bryan
commanding. Killed: Col Corp Pope
Woundek. Aergt B B Miller, arm, sew
Seret TNF Gfabb. leg, sew; Sergeant
Anderson, foot, sit; Corp Elias McGee
breast, Sit; Corp Travis Elmore, sit; PrI
Yates w B Justice, severe; N Gam, leg
sew; r Moreland, sew; S + Frost, sew; Ja'
Jackson, slr; w D Floyd, sew; B NJ Sten
nett, sit. Killed, l; wounded, II.
RRcAPITULATI0N.
Killed. Wounded. Missing
| Ohiners 9 g
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THE GuEAr SOUTHERN CkNTIPRDE.-The
Tribune says:
"The rebellion is visibly on its last legs,
and totteriug at that"
Ii now becomes an interesting question,
how many legs has the rebellion got?
Years ago we were told it was ION its last
legsi' and still there appears 10 be few
more le,t. Can any entymologist inform
usi-N. y. Journal Of Commerce.
Yes. There is leg in Ohio, called
ValIandgbs-s, in Chicago called the
Times, tfo in New York, the Journal OF
Comlrece and World, one in CINCINNATI,
tie EntuiFer, besides two very lame legs
Il Richmond and Atlanta, The North
ern leei are the mostservieeable.-t2iee9o
T5ibssc
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BIackrmIth Wanted.

TNHE HIeHEsT WAGES given for GOOD
II BLACKSMITH white eg blsek, 70 report hnniss.s
si,,ai, 40 yNO T. sIBLEY,
July esaew Nsi &cA 81.
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TAKEN UP

my the undersigned near sesoba. Miss, LARGE
Is BAY HORSE, twelve 70 fifteen years old, Little
inclgned 70 be swaybacked, msTks Of gear on the
shopIdcrs shod an around. JOSIAH THOMAS,
iuly 2s-dlwt Seoona, MISS
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The following articles to be paid for under act Of Con
gr regulating manufacturers tow: Wooden Cioths Dri faic
Jeans Onaberg Shoes Domescs Shrtngs Stripes ackng Tent
Warp sevenye per cennm on the ne1 cost
production
EAnop AND RATES OF TuAEsPORTATION
Haulin hundred, mile
flhe OF LhorSc 'eNH' wagon an" ' - 49,. ,...
90
"e au !" 4noe 'o'- "e - w
the furnish Government w
furnished by the
the Government
raion furnished by the owner per
SO" Cove !
the Government month % W
purchased
impress the Government transportation
that the foregoing are the
private
which pcribes the and penalties incurred by violation o It's
SEC XII That any private who
this Act Military
attached complaint made by the oher
officer shall suffer
with the direct
Brooksvie Mobile and Ohio Railroad
mo J. MRAE Commissioners
Norr-Ipring their certificate strict
Mules that the Commissioners he able TO
etenin relative value
|, S64-dGm.
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Grand Total. oJ
JW SMITH, Adjutant Regiment.
July 22--2d Lieut. D w Rogers, Co A.
seriously wounded this morning.
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An Act to amend the sixty.f article Of war
The Congress Of the Confederate States of America
do enact That the sixty-ffth article Of war bc so
amended as to read as follows ARTICLE sixty1ive.
Apy general officer commanding an army or com
unanding force of cavalry not with sand under
tho immediate command of the commander Of an army
or ether officer commanding separate department.
NAV appoint general courts martial whenever neces
sary but no sentence ofa court martial shall be car
ried into execution until after the whole proceedings
abalI have been laid before tho officer ordering the
same or the officer commanding the troops orthe time
being neither shall any sentence of general court
martial in time Of peace, extending to the loss OF me
or the dsmission OF commissioned officer, which
shall either in tims of peace war, respect general
officer be carried into execution until after the whee
proceedings shall have been transmitted to tho See
retary Of War be laid before the President Of The
Confederate States for hfs confirmation or a@apprQval
and orders in the ease. All other zaDteneaslAy be
confirmed and executed by tha officer oytfipg the
aonrt 10 assemble, or the commanding oigef fgf the
riHae being as the case may be- q N y II
Approved February II, 1864,
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The Macon Telegraph says; "lhe bal
tie Of Friday has re-enthused the army
of Tennessee, has demonstrated its ability
to handle, the enemy, and Tiled our sol
diers with renewed confidence III them
selves and their gallant leader. lne
prestige of victory it has impaired more
than counterbalances the loss IL has sus-
sustained, but that loss will soon be re
paired, and more than repaired IN su",
stantial reinforcements. The mllllla o'
Georgia are coming forward by thousands'
and will soon constitute heavy ana most
valuable addition TO Hoods army. Vet
eran reinCorcements too will not be lack
ino and last, but not least, let Sherman
looi, ont for the fire in the rear. Events
have taken turn, and the enemy VIII
take n turn too before many days: we
believe he will soon be double-qulcklng
from Georgia soil.
How WASHINGTON EscAPED.-lt Irr
that q lucky accident alone saver " "sn
;roIan Canby's corps fTorn New orlea'iS'
s;,.aJ ot Fortress Monroe on Saturday
Iii tbe very day on which the battle
" Ta,ocacv was fought, and which re-
aIaj " 20 The enemy the magnitude oi'
tt" 49, danoer which threat t7led Washington.
n5,rIa~oS 5,o I bv telegraph to that city, it ar
.;ved there on Monday in Time to pre-,
vent % the capture of the city and to hold
;ts defences until the arrival of addition
a. n corns from Petersburg and rendering
The storming Of the works useless. The
accidental arrival Of Candy saved the city
Had he passed up to Grant or been delay
ed in his arrival one day longer, Wash
ineton would have been captured.
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M 'NFWS ,slT y TELEGRAPH
.%the Press AssOslansn
Telegraphic Reports Of ,

TGIbgFapHIC htpUTIs VI y -eas in tho year Ia05
Entered according actof Cong o1ce Of ths uIS
hv 4 TIIKAsIiER In the Clerks Nas fer the Aortn
Z s.ict Court. Of the Confederate Stal
arn District Of Georgia -
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In tie 32ss-1Hlssissppi Regiment, Lo'cry'1
Briqads, iCacJmnc's Divis'on, Hardee's
Corps, .4,Ng Of Tennessee, July 22d, 1864
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DAvEN g. BACON,
Ueooin9 GaroS. &r.

A T VII. EyERDELL" SONS, no. loi Fei.
~ toe e.-NEbDIaS 81 KIDS Sre fiHE 5tsljUaIEE'
lEs,snt.zhsf .Si..f = a.9r f-t rarf HHf rf
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NAyr DYPAEraFsI
HrngAr or PRovfgOss AID tLOrHINo october ?, 1884
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER - Pfoposalf
seated .id ndoraed Prsposals for rsp-rT an -
eeN-s thi. BUREAU until ocoos p. the 2,i ssj Of
October Instant m furi>hng ,d dsiv.rin. ths IVY
aid Brooklyn. n. Y, 1--WE hundred reAiass PIPER
TITO paper 30 White ~ nehrs By iGi iueho- 70 w'irs
pouuts the rrsm and made 4 .loch 10 BE- rrt
~ ps, ese psgs oasus iuch aafs al ihr cop and
bottom aid both si3-s of each PAGE
3siople Of quality and Of the peYer nV be tic
odio " h- Inspector In charge At the Navy Yyd ros
Now Iurt and fiiladHlpha All Al this BuT-sa
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Proposals.
orucs Cniav oraHrynnsrSs.


No g. tiSlisssu, DsiD. OF :. =
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY THE
i UGDERslGSEB uut,i THURSDAY Ocioh,r - ~
al u ococl for furnishing tns DeSarsivn ioy zach
wOOLYS BLANKETS. Army stsnlArL
Also. fOT the iiamet 90 delivery OIL
BHAEbN ~ ish. Afqiy s'h'fiafd-
Aad tho f1lostIz atsfiai "a trimming - - .u@ ~
srfnpics which DC At thif ofher:
BLCK FLtsNtL Lisi%C, f0S SAoI Goals
Canvas PADDiNG f.f j. setL
tBRO~S MUSLIN. Gigiii for sset Cors sleeve LinaT.
BROWN MlsLif. ilcsyyl loT jIckct Sleeve ii-.rs-
GRAY FfANNfL bonici lininr f0r inrfss
SaIap may b. a. tls Ubos - CsV.huls AMI Equ.ss
In th.s c..J.
10 De- delivered hes ~ chsr-- the fntp-ciinu tr
city, foof TArksg.s the %
party 1Tuislug The tind rld qualify of gpd distinctly
nah 81 NJ ssch sri 'e aid pAcEag-.
PsT'ie, oarrins foods NUT dsrc,y 'ss in ttsr bd,
quantity Ly poe y fu,sh, tEs pie ald tine Of Dc
ssner. when submitted b. marked snd pip.b.r.i
~ cpr-ed L tc igoycv4 GI he p1rtu- tasTot9 Jus'
thai the good. az be ~ rv"y esp- rIrri q
Array SsIdd o.b. wise the proposal vii he asrd
psny Old Guaranteeing M 'n- bidder wr s".ry The
articles swsfdsd to tim "nd"r his ptopo.sl
bid. viii b. opeHed Ihufrday, October a. 1854 - u
oooct this ohrs ,nd bldir' requested &C b.
prespt
A-sri, vii he mad on ,iday, OctaSsr 81 i.s
Boob Will b. required that The oohfict wIbs faithfully
fulhLsd.
&c egranps re- 4,ns aopo..i' III no. be noiioot
Bisns orins rfoposa Contracts and Bond. be ob
iai,,ro nj this orioa ..
Ilg r,!i inject ssy bid 5seasd uArea.ons5ir fecvu
Indsgt- envelope Proposal 'or - - -" AID aidirs.
Col. Wal ". Schid,
Chief guaf'ermiatrr Cincinnati Depot