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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

cE-PRrsiDgST HAMLIY will speak next
week in New-Hampshirc, addressing meetings
at
AMHERST, Tuesday, Nov. !.
MANCHESTER, Wednesday, Nov.
PLYMOUTH Thursday Noy 3.
TACOMA Friday Nov T.
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To the Assoeiaiei Ptess. ,.r NJ, ps ls&
DIsNl>SALS.

The following dismissals are announces:
Major Joax GARRETT, 69th New YORK. 'o'
enSe rr =, osss f. STEELE roth New.York fo'
without leave. .. al New. York -
70 Backwells Island for petit larceny. " G ir,lQ
First. Lieut. EDMUND PENpikroS' ID W .
for absence without leave. ,-.,.
rana r F.. Hall. "a \. Y. Mounted k psrn,,sfs
nup, aoth New Cavalry Lieut. Ssv , ,ssys
aa New York Cavalry all for absence w ps"a vol
Tho dismissal of Major GANsIER, 4.'H
revoked aud he is honorably disnis'eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-27

DANIEL S. DICKINSON and Gen. JAMES M.
ASHLEY will speak at
ScuonARrE Tuesday. Nov. l..
DELHI, Wednesday. Nov. 2.
USADulA Thursday. Nov. >.
NogwIcH. Friday. Now
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v.scal military Matters
MILITARY PARADBs AND lSsPsOi '''

MILITARY PARADkS AM ''''
The 18th Regiment, Col. J. B. "0oD .,.S
,o,adea Yesterday afternoon with fhii ranAs ...Lv
.ented a very fine appearances. They were p'' TrI
. large drum corps, and ffers in propoF'i'n n
,,otsa pea, and soldierly. and marched nn..a..hb
.sro sosO,ed In Washington Park By the D''s ',
..,,o- DAVID ]. DEAN. and were i,sas, row
v.swsd iatb and Colonel Cgorsx Of the 1o,h MAIN
Oh rhs ,nsnection of the 10th RegmenI, ors,,oAe
artillery Co CRoPsr took place tnc ~ Sai Op Brig
ciinton.aye and were also reyieweu " ,iuent tpS
Ssasrai and Colonel FowLER Inc 49, .,epaaf
o", shnut four hundred men. and mnae
psAAn'' THE prFrY.sEcoSD SEw'YoRk' s.s
The Fity-second Regiment Nsw,n n. Ger,
Volunteers, better known as COL l-0 .a.a, dur<
pSSimrnt will arrive III this city this moFnin N ~
ss1'' veteran, esS '"' ai's Ta'E will ;, 'ss
DAILY is expected to i'lssE the aadrs'' d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10

T OsT-ON THE sTH INSTANT BETWEEN 70 JOHN
street Of Broadwhf, about 9 r. NJ long
Book The finder will be rewarded b. leaving
II at rs John street.
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IKyAYrED-A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER :.
w with $50 COO $4,000 to invest W extensive long
ssabls ed safe arr profitable manufacturing business
ropu-ctad with agr by tie advert SER who has
double 10 ready nvesled hrsi class
srerce 10 high stand and character iven and rclni Il
nnr.crars wi he except PARTIES having tho
smoau invest: yearly prnit OF 30 per cen. WI be
secured. Address L. NJ C., boz ois9 eW
York Post Office
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RSCUusJDNs,

MRS cR0ssFrrs FAMILY ExCURsfONS-PoR
Peas q Valley mkt SATURDAY. June ~. The Harsssi
Homr pretty bargew cave Chr stcpher street "
1890 Tvoai0th street at aud Th.r leth street 81 no
" about ave o'clock Tokets. for rersan
chii In carriage 81 For sale drug stores 81
Gr.en ~ s5S ssth avenue 80 seventh avenue,
"a aud ST. Eighth avenue. At TIE urscn Office 359 West
street, corner harrow. and at tina bare.
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EXCURSIONS.

BEAUTIFUL BARog ron ExCUR IoNs.-rnE
n Harvest Homo and The Rh'nebeck steamboats with
or without Qlutt also 81 Rolnps We'll and Plcagant
valley Excursion Olce 80 West street. II
Barrow n y. CEOSSErr
INxCURsIoSs.-owygR5 AND MASTERS OF STEAM.
~ boats and hagcs fJrbf andlns excursion parties
AZ Dudley Grove without written porussion ~ ". Z H.
Myers vo Who tAc ony Fosona ~ holted 70 let tho
.ting. GILLIAN DUpLEY
fry YoRK, June T. 1904
Stea 7ibcata, Barges Nui'oTr Nova ( Gay aud New
Grove nrarCbrl ca, 10 i ~ ~ frH aruc3. Apply 10
~. 4 + MYERS = 90, Il. 81 ntN3 Ecs.
no EXcCEsf0NfsTg $40 D EWM I-hrTrFUL
l rnN safn n 9uv .NN 1f f1r rarN q
on ura re Au@ Ell u.r" ftr ~
.lrt bNaN t4.N.n EHNt Iaf KS
husSt f.t III lNNsA EsN tN fiver,
s. ~ II. ~ 4@a
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ExPREssEs.

RURNUkHs FuRsiTuRE EXPRESS. BuRNHAMs
ID Furniture Fsprras, Bnrnhams Furniture Eypress lla
West Eleventh street between Firth and Sixth
Furniture stored. All kinds OF Furniture boxed and ship
couutry
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I osr-oN THURSDAY JUNE q BETWEEN NO. 400
~ Broadway and Engic wood via ncsbroses strecs
ferry, Certificate OF Deposit Boa wav Bank No 100 or
S22 All PERSONS hereby cauonc against negotiating
the being chopped one leaving II q tho
Office Tracy Irwin Co., At the broadway bank, VIII
he suitably rewarded.
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r OST-ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, IN GOING FROM
Eleventh street AMI University place 70 Broadway and
Fourteenth street black and Fol tare Button. win
tho latter E. H. y finder Will confer favor ana re-
ceve 81 reward. by leaving at % University place
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FOR sALE.

l Rogers Cuitin Machines in complete order. together
with hve Prcss 10 Mach be run by hand o
steam power Apply At 2T aad 200 Water street.
rI,0 FANCY OVERS FOR SALE GOOD FLOUR-
l. ishing business, In retro doing busincss OF from
i've TO siI thousand psrces ner annum ksfansned ven
yeara Wiii cheap for rash, the advertiser 10
CHANGING his business Add resso X, box 1929 Post oics
Detroit ditch.
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r EfTER LosT--ON WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON,
probably In going Gus Hal Brpotlyu, Cathg-
rine street New York Letter add l7s Front
street. York Tire Hnder will he paid bio rd
AMI rsee the thanks Of the loser by returning sendng
II TO that address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10

DARTNFR wANrEp--TO TAKE CHARGE o. THE
retail branc5 Of Wholesale cash manufacturing bust
ness established reputation 10 the right this
opportunity. Particulars at Milton Co. a, 10 2
Broadwas.
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LOST AVID FOUND.

COUED-OE OR ABOUT NAV Is BLACK NEW.
| II fuuudland Slut The have her b. prov
property paying Apply priv slabIc.
| No. 3 West Thirty second street
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06

LATEST FROM VIRGINIA,
c ONGR ES SIO NAL.
Dipatch from General Lee.
GEe.q.s'T .GG.GFJy REP ULsED,
NEWS FROM GEORGIA.
SHERMAN TORTIFYING.
sKERWEsEElNG GOING ON.
SHERMAN TORTIFYING.
sKIRMEsMlNa GOING ON.

ErcnMoNp, June 5-The senste last night rseon
sideed The IIoase currency bill agalu passed by
small majority.
I BicHMoSB June 5-IIEADeRs. jane ito the
Hon Secretary Of War. Last night after the date Of
my dispatch Bfcckni ge and Finnegan were attacked
by the enemy as they werspfeparins 10 re-eaiabiish
their skirmish line. The enemy were soon repulsed
Inaisaiaiely afterwards attack Was made upen
Gen Hokes front with ike resait Up to this time
nothing has occurred siorg the lines to-day, ozsep'
.l,Ira,sshing az vsra isHats The position Of the
army remains suJs ,anually unchanged.
r. =. LEE. General.
BATTLE FiFLp, EIGHT NI.ts fAoM MAKifrrA,
juno 6 THE enemy are SIN moving towards At.
lanta
lockers CORPS arc fai'f iag the ILLS between Aet
worth and Altoona.
Heavy rains during iic psst tro days have made
the roads alaOst ipsssable for artillery and retarded
movements considerably.
Some slight skIrmishing occurred near Lost Mouu-
tain yesterday.
All Qniel this monins.
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"CIrcuHar.v
DEPARTNENF HEADQUARTERS,
Tsc,,n.yo. (y,,,r.oya ny3;.,
= llf''f @NfN' - NftNfNfs y sUtNtt
Meridian. Miss. Nav 2S, '64

I >
| DARAGIsAftIS /, II, III and Y, ofGeneral Ordefs
| i No. IS, bearing date February 9, lSGi and rara
graph x, General Orders No. W, bearing date April
| ~ ls6h Adintant and Inspector Generals uhee
Richmond. Va, nro ber'hy pul1shed for the inior
nation Of commanding officers In his Department.
II The Burcau Of Conscription affords adequate
means for bringing into service persons lnble 10 NH
itary duty, aud all authorities given prior 70 Dec. ],
Sf3 TO raise troops from not within the lines Of
the enemy or torocruit for any particular comnan IN
tho field are hereby Foyokod.
IL Recruits enlisted by authority, for new coinpa
MES which have not ct this time seveniy.two noreom
Iissiondd ocora and pfyates actually mustered nFon
tho rolls will be ttilned over To the Bureau OF COn.
scrirtion, aud allowed to select any infury company
they may prefer under The provisions Of paragraph H.
o. o. Qs6I)
III, pcrsons acting Under nu'horitcs to enlist inon
f,r rcr SrtvroTt withiushu hes
Of the enemy, granted since st December 1865, viii
AZ once report TO the Commanding General Of tie Da
partmeht in which they nNy he. Copies of such au-
tiloIity, with statement OF the number Of men enroll
ed by them, aud without iarthcr authorization from
such commander their pewcr will expire at The end OF
thirty days from the date ofihls order,
V. Commandments OF Posls and officers Of the Con
soription bureau Will enforce this ordey
TX AHGutlortiss heretofore given to raise troops,
or to recruit for any particular command arc hereby
revoked
All organizations raised prior 70 the1iil Apr lsG4
by officers with recruiting authority, rantc since lst
December, 1853, aud whD have not made the report
required hy Paragraph III oftheab9ye order, and had
thor authority renewcd prior 10 ii uf March 1854. are
Illegal ami viii he turned oyer 10 ihe Bureau tf Con,
scrpten All officers Of this p spartment arc hereby
forbidden 70 receive iHU tleir commands any orgnui
2atian D; longing TO TIM reiervc fyifce,
BY compiaisl Of Major General y i Q.
Warwick HouGH,
may aa-d29t, cayt 4 A. i General
sss MississirpI1n cony.
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.
AN ACT making allowances 20 officers Of the Navy O
the Confederate Statcs under certain circumstances
aud TO ameud An Act entitlad 'An act to proyid,
for the organization Of tho Navy approved MaIcl
sixteenth, eishteon hundred aid sxty-@ne
The Congress- Of the Confederate States OF America
do enact, That the commissioned and warranted Eli
cers fthe Navy of the Confederate Staios, on dniy
arc hereby allowed raions quarters aud fuel or com
mutation therefor, are now or may hereafter be al
lowed ollcofs Of tho army. viz 10 AhG.Eas, tie
snme as Goierals to Vice Adnirals the game as
Lieutenant tGencmls; to Rcal-Aahiias. tle.fai3e as
Alaior ticnerAs 10 Goamo iares aud Capians the
same as DSgadier Generals and Golonels. to Com
Handefs aad first 1eutenans, the same as lieutenant
Coloneis and Majprsi 10 Second Lieuenass and Lieu
teuants for the War, the sane As Captains and Chap
la'ns to masters aud passed nidlipmen, the same III
Licntenan, and to officers Of the medical pay, and
engineer corps 10 naval coDstfuetors, and to boat.
awans, gniners, carpenters andsailinakeIs the sauo
~ the foregoing oidecisof the line of tile Navy with
whom they have agsilnulatoa rank.
SIG. Q Thst all tie Navy eieors in the foregoing
grades shall have the same privilege Of purchasing
eommssaiy and quaiteifnastes siofas Gro now, Or
may heicafter be 4ilowedto officers OF the army,
Approved February lG, 1861.
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JAeKsoN, Jue 5--Capt. Evans, commanding scouts
near Grcenvc, reports, on the 81 Instant as follows
General Marnaduke is blockading the Mississippi
river attwo points, one above and ono below Green
vile. He has large force with ten pieces Of art
Iery.
He has Destroyed three Transports securing tho loads
oftwo of them besides gripping three gnnboats and
other transports, among thcm the Marine and Fair
child Seven boats are between the two batteries nm
able to pass up or down the river, OF this number
there are four transports, hospital and gun
boat belonging to the Marine brigade
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coril,tl,.

a Telegraph Office has been opened at
corinth, Miss. We learn thetthe report
that considerable Yankee force was at
Grand Junction supposed to.be moving,
in this direction, prevented the train on
the Mobile Road from going further up
yesterday than OSolona.
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CAUTiov-some time lastsummer, says
the Rebel Picket, Grenada, large quan-
tity Of the money of the N 0. Jackson
and Great Northern Rail Road, unsigned
and not Issued was abandoned, and some
person Or persons have signed fictitious
names to it, and passed it off among our
citizens. All the issues purporting 70
have been issued at Canton are false, and
will not be redeemed. We have re-
ceived considerable quantities BY the
counties North Of this--it is returned.
The publicis warned against this swindle.
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LNo.
Ioint Re.olnl

Joint Resolutions Of thanks toihe Fifteenth and Twen
ty,seycnfh Regiments of North Carolina troops,
Cookies Bfgade.
Resolved bv tho Congress Of the Confederate States
Of Ame-ica That the elistnont Of The fifteenth and
twenty seventh rcgimenis Of North Carolina tIaops
Cookies Biigada Is grateful testimony 4 devotion
to the crest cause Of Sonthefn I'D ferce and
estitles them 10 Tho thanks Of e gees aei t5c
Country.
Resolved That the thanks Of Congress arc hereby
rendered 10 the officers and Of sal reeimeuts fr
their noble patriotic conduct ia reenlisiu for ts
war
Approved, Feb. Is, 1874,
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SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE.
Meridian May eG, 1854.
gTsIE Mail Trains are now running through 70 Jack
y son follows:
Leave Meridian daily at 7, A. N.
Jackson 9. Am
Arrives al Meridian daily az 6s0 p. N.
- Jackson Is 4 20 :.
No freight train viii be until further netice. Ex
press freight will be taken by tie Mail Trains.
Z. A. READING,
1fay 2s dritf Superintendent.
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Ge3~ 1t. r. L.'1Ienderson enrolling Of
iicer for this county, d most faithful and
energetic officer, has been relieved from
duty here and appointed Inspecting olli-
Ger for conscripts for this State.
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fadaratA Ica

rE'UE sUB5gRIBER viii solliCE TO non producers
for tie opey but producers II Butier Sc must
pay IN kin n is driven 10 this course ON tie Ct
hat ha cannot amply his tanle from the sur5 owning
country, owing to to great anxiety to ship and sell
from home.
lie will give bree pounds Of ice for Of Butter.
and ii proportion for other articles Of prime necessity
\. G. MCMAHON.
Gainesyille. Ma, May Il. 81. nay2l daw.
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4 BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT 10 all any State In communicating with and
pertecling racorls coneerning Its troops.

NIN fI 4 10 HI 0Y 5T1TV III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TFNF4 'E'
pertecng records concerning i,s troops,
Tho Congress OF the Confederate States Of America
do enact Tint upon the application of tho Governor
Of any OF the Confederate stNes, the Secretary q
war, be and he Is hereby authorized, 10 grant passI
ports aAd transportation TO officer Of such state
duly commissioned according the law Of the said
State, to communicate with IFS troops fsr such pur
po.es, end at such times and places as shall bo ap|
be allowed to purchase for LInself supplies from tbe
cdmussaly stores tho eamo terms with officers OF
sinilar rank IN the service of tho Confederate StateR
and according to the regulations Which govern them;
provide such suppliess shall not eesd those which
Colonel oflhe Confederate States is allowed to pnr
chase Provided Thai these agents shan DO charged
with the duty Of Obtaining fom the officers IN com.
mand Of companies, final 5tatement or dveea,rd
soldiers to be lcd in tho Seann Auditors olcc to
facilitate the seitleaehtof such claims. Ii
Approved Pesl aans ~, lisa. .f4
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n;sS" Gen. John S. Williams, Of Ken
lucky, has been transferred from Virginia.
70 take command of the Kentucky cav
airy in the army Gen. Johnston.
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MORGAN ON THE wrNG.-An officer just
from Abingdon, Va, (says the Confede-
racyl reports that Gen. John II. Morgan,
with a strong mounted force has invaded
the Eastern portion Of Kentucky. lie
had reached as far in the Stale as Sier-
ling
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AN ACT to Increase the compensation Of certain off
GERS Of the Treasury.
Tic Congress- ofthe Confederate States Of Annrics
do enact, That hereafter The follow ing salaries and
compensation shan be Faid to the several Officers and
clctEs heteiRafter named instead OF tho sums now
auihorasdbg lazy. The Treasure Of the Confederate
stat s. -four thousand dollars the Ass5faGt Treasurer
at Charleston, f1af tonsaiid dolarl The SECRETARY
Of tie Treasury may tiyido The dcpositaiies Of the
Iacasufy into classes the commissions Which sha II
be liAned as fssws la tie ffst class rot TO exceed
faur thousand dol ars in the ciass not to ex.
ceei Two thonsand dive hundred dollars and ID the
t'ra class ',ot to exceed tteeif hundred dollars
year, according to'tle character Of the duties required
Of them and sui jet 10 the other codii9ns nov in
posed by law. Eaoh clerk employed in the Office +
apy Assistant Treasurer or Deiostary, shall reccig
salary to be fixed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
quot exceeding fifteen hundred dollaTs)
SIC. 2 That tle increase cf ssaeies allowed to the
rle.ks and employees cf the Treasury Department a t
E!chmendshe and the same 10 hereby EXTENDED upon
the conditions to the clerks aud employees Of the
said Department at Coiumhs, South Carolina
Approved FebfGary l6, 1864
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Approved, Feb. ls, ls
mo. s5I

tncnt-
Resolved by the Congress ofthe Confederate States
OF America, That tie Congress halls with delight the
manifestations cyiaecd BY the brave and gallant off
GERS and priyates Of the Ninth Alabama Yoluuteers
" ho have stood under The are ofthe enemy for near
three years never to yield 10 Northern oppression,
in Tenisting for the war the thanks Of Congress and
ne country are emnonty due them. That tic exam
pie Of thnse brave men who have enjoyed the dangers
har.,v omen for the future, and should encourage
CONGRESS and the country 10 rest with abiding hope
and confidence IN the success OF orr arms ara the aa
rismp II liberty under the lead Of Hose brave and
unconquerstie siiriii
Aprsyed Feb lf iEGt
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11ys Neregret to learn from the Rich
mond papers that Mr.. ]. s. p, Watson
son Of Senator Watson from. this State
died in Richmond on,Saturday tlfe 2sth
OF May, from wounds received in a slsir
,mish near Hanover Junction the Monday
previous. In alluding to his death, the
Sentinel says: This gallant young sold,
ier was nineteen years old. lie ontered
the army two years ago.. went through
the seven days fighting around Rich
mond, and took partin most Of the i'm
portant battles sincein which the army
Of Northern Virginia has been engaged.
A late commander speaks Of him as a
soldier ofuncommon chivalry and courr
age joined with modesty almost femi-
ninel He was polished, cultivated gen
tleman, Of ofextraordinary promise. The
loss Of such men is not only a eacitl dis
tress bus public calamity. He was a
Of the Fth Mississippi regiment.
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fNo. 80. /
[No. ss.l Z
Joint Resolution of thspks to the enlisted 4

Joint Resolution Of thspks to the cnlisted nen Of
Douglas (rexss) Battery.
Resolved by the Congress of the Confsd6rate States
Of America, That the thanks Of Congress emineat
Is due ard hereby rendered to the enlisted Of
Douglss Crexa- Battery for the patriotic reso gtians
adoptedby them the 18TH Of january last, and bg
which ihry enlisted in the military service CT the
country Tor Tie Wat
Approved, Feb. 1G, 1864.
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VYANTED

rlso Hire by The month fortho balance of tho year
/ SIXTY NEGRO MEN, for whom tho highest
mMkcg Prico will 80 pad
MS. c. a. READING,
Meridian May 25, 6i, Sppt 90 K r.
Il 4ffr
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BukEAu On CoYacRIrrIoNN

iyol7ttFt"ItTI VI II t00t dfYI1fi T
Enterprise, Miss, june /, 1854.
CfiNEIt.Ai. UisL eIss, 40. 4.
NJ IN obedience to Special ORDERS No.
l03, dated Richmond, May g. 1864, A al ocHefsis
Uthse, haye ts daS ealeed upon tie eniies Of Com
mandant # Cpnscripts for the STATE Of aIssssipr
j. .G 1JENIS,
juno div. Mai.& Cominanddnt for Niss
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no THE PURLIC.

NOTICE Is hereby given that hare again opened
~ my Honso forthe aoeommodsfion ot DE iravei-
lrg pnbic. q. W. fis8Rtisf. .
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Monday, ;:::: June 6, 1864.
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rOgs aAAE.
Lost Certificate.

nNE BALE COTTON YARN Nos s 10 and 12
~ which WILDE sold for cash exchanged fall
terms for bacou EpqTiire az this Office my2i-dtf-
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]
I'll having beenreaogtqt 10 hase IIaadquartars that
numerous horses and males inai ied with the Gov.
ornmcnt brand s. A. are 10 possession of citizens. All
QnMtermBtcr5 and Assistant Cptatemnastefsin this
Department arc hereby Instructed % alc possassson
Of u. fuc animals lien found BY them, unless brand.
Cd with tho coalenAued brapd, tsa possess5r can
proddceltgal bi of sale,
JOHN w. YOUNG.
mayG9d0t. MAJ a. Act Cllf q NJ
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The following was posted in his house,
4 few drys sine. by a business man;
'fIEADeuABrrs, HousE or,
" GcecrHl CrAT, No. !
jena: Until the price falls, no more
but.tr will be used in our family.
JAMES"
lie had hardly reached lis counting
hou-e hen a SPECIAL mess mgr handed
him this:
''JAnEs. Until butter IS reinsia'ef, no
more tobicco viii hc used in this hpuse,
sJaIn, Chief Of staff "
ssiltis,i tu.isf won
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