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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM GEORGIA.
HEAVY SKIRMLSHING.
MAJ. MASSEY KILLED.
Furious Assault on Cleburne'S
Division.
WITH TERRIBLE
SLAUGHTER.

ATLANTA, June 10 "A telegram from Gen Forrest
to Cart Adar, Tupeio june 18th, says no Gcorsians
hurt The victory is complete, The enemy's killed,
wounded and captured exceed the total Of my troops
engaged II have sent forward thirteen hundred prI.
soners, and more yet behind
THREE MILES WEST or MARIETTA. June l6th.--
There was but little cannonadng by the enemy our
battery-we scarcely replying,
Sharpshooters were firing all day.
Most Of the wagons Of the enemy have moved from
the locality occupied yesterday.
In the skirmishng 4 yester ny Major Massey, Of
the goth Mississippi, was killed at Ave o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon Hookor's corps made assault
on Ceburnes division in three lines Of battle, and
were repu ed with great slaughter.
A few prisoners were taken who confirm tho above.
Cleburne's division fred three hundred and fifteen
times with shot, shell and canister,
The enemy were net able to bring his artillery TO
bear,
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THE ViRGIEiA NEws.---A cloud comes
in the midst Of our sunshine, but as to its
tize there seems diversity Of opinion.
A telegram frcm, Richmond announces a
desperate attack on Petersburg Wednes-
day afternoon which resulted in the cap
ture of our outer line Of dcfenses, stretch
ing from Timothy Rives' residence on the
left beyond w. A. Gregory's on the right,
with loss Of three guns. Some really
believe the city has been occupied by
;Kautz, 'butthere is nothing in the tele-
gram warranting such an opinion. These
same "outer works" were captured on
the 9th by large force Of the enemy who
pushed forward almost to the edge of the
city, but encountered Sturdivants bat
terry and was compelled to fall back and
allow the works to fall into our hands
again. The entertainments are around
the city proper, while these outer works
about mile from the suburbs Of the
city. When we hear Of the entertainments
having passed ihto the enemy's posses
sion we will believe Petersburg has fallen,
hut not before.
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Lat Of Ca ,ualties

In the LIST Missouri Brigade, FIN Cock
Erell, Brig. Gen'l. commanding, from May
2Sth to June 4th, inclusive, VIM Brown
| (courier) wounded in the leg, slightly.
LIST and 4th Missouri Lafantry.-Killed
A C Riley, Colonel commanding, one Of
the most gallant and efficient officers in
the service; Private Bush, company A.
Wounded: Private Porter, company d,
slightly.
| Total 2 killed. wounded.
2nd and GM Infantry IS C. Flournoy, Col
onel, commanding Killed: sergt Iern-
don, company G, Privates Geo Phillips
company D. Shipley, companyC.
Wounded: Capt Wells, company A,
slightly, Private Lacy, company, c,
slightly Lieut. R r Garnett, severely !;
Privates Hulen, CO G, Eaton, co II, Old
B, Stone, col, Byrd, co I, Mosely, co E.
Privates Stuck, co X, Denbon, co c,
Mars, CO |, Mason, co A, slightly.
Total-Killed 3; Wounded IL.
Srd and 5M Iatantry--Jas McConn, Colo
mel commanding-Kille Privates NJ
Halliburton, co c, J NJ Williams, Sri, co
e, w + Roberts, co g, Jno Helms, com
pany II.
Wounded: Lient J R Motherhood, co
B, slightly Sergt w Hardwick, co B.
severely Sergt Perryman, co q, slightly;
Privates B McCulloh, co A, slight; 9 w
Ross, co G, severely; Sergt J Ewing, co E. !
slight; Private S Bancroft, co E, severely; |
Sergt Morgan, co H, severely; Privates |
Jno Brown, co Z, severely; s Mckee, CO
+, slight; Jas Egan, CO E, slight; If
Hayden, CO F, dangerously ; w + How
ard, CO G.. slight; VIM johnson, co g,
severely; G W Bonyant, co H, severely
Total-Killed 4 Wounded Is.
Isl and Bird CaUalry Diuision-E Yates,
Colonel commanding-Killed: Capt Jno
H Barclay, A. Q. NJ, most gallant off
GER; Lieut. A B Chestnut, 90 D.; Sergt w
R Neal, co d; Privates JAS II Clifford, CO
<; B Stewart, co II.
Wounded: Lieut. D |. Acres, co g, sit
Capt II Neal, co A, severely; Corp1 w
j Layman, co G, severely; Privates S l.
Mcdaniel, co G.; G Camlin, co A, Sc
erely G Shuttz, co B, slight; X Bell,
O B, slight; w H Hughes, co D, slight
! Robertson, co E, severely; VIM Wagert,
o &, severely } Brown, co F slight;
hos Strader, co II, slight; J ID Mellon
Id, co II. severely Corpl c Spencer, co
I, slight; Private VIM Porter, co ], Sc
erely. IL
Total-KiIled 5; Wounded Is. :,
We have been under fire from morning p
T May 2Sth, until evening, June 4th, =
s64, with the above loss. ! will at pres m
nt. from prudential motives, give no II
Movements, but will say, :" all is going on
eht," and the troops in fine spirits.
lhen the victory is won, and escape, 4
i'll endeavor TO give you an outline.
Respectfully Yours,
j. NJ FLANAGAN, A A. g.
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Letter from Canton.
CANTON, Miss, June |.

CANTON, Miss, June II, 1861
An account of the affray at the Nation
al Hotel, Washington. between Mr.. Voor
i hees, Of Indiana, and Senator Chandler
OF Michigan, is before me, in late Yam
kee sheet. " Old lack Chandler" al
usual, was heaping yituperation upon tn,
heads Of the Copperheads, within earshot
of Voorhees, and Senator Hannegan, also
Of Indiana, and intending unquestionably
that they should hear his remarks. Voor
Ehees stepped up to Chandler and struck
him in the face, but the old gas bag closed
1 with him, and regular fisticuff fight was
Transporting, when Mr.. Hannegan seized a
pitcher of milk and brought it down in
no gentle manner upon the Michigander's
\ Uranium, and then repeated the opera
ton with chair. Bystanders then inter-
| fered
Mr.. Joseph Howard, jr., the author of
Journal of Commerce and the World
were suppressed, has been committed to
Fort Lafayette upon the charge of treason
and forgery. 1t is thought he will be ex-
ecuted.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 3lst says
the steamer Lebanon, captured by Mar
mAduke's command, had on board $1,000
worth Of goods, and $4,000 in money.
The Beaufort, S. c.. correspondent Of
The New York Herald says that emass
Union State Convention" was held at that
place on the 18th ult., without distinction
of color, and passed divers fierce resolu.
tons; winding up by appointing twelve
white and four negro delegates to the
Baltimore convention! De gustibus non
dsputandam est.
The recently appointed Congressman
from Arkansas find it extremely difficult
to secure seats at Washington. A Wash
ington letter writer thinks there is scarce
ly a chance Of their admission. May dis
be the reward of all tories |
who sell their honor for mess of pottage. |
Old Josh. Giddings, whose political sins
might have sunk him into the gave years
ago, is being eulogized by the Abolition
press. He was by birth Pennsylvania,
and was sixty nine years old.
Punch says one of the reasons why
iaribaldi lett England was his being an.
1oyed by ladies for autographs, and other
At the time OF bis departure
ie had consumed three mattresses in
ending ladies locks of his hair. AmeFi-
"a is not, therefore, the only place where
people make themselves fools over hum
Jugs, and Kossuth himselfwas not a more
'otorious one than this Giuseppe Carl
'aldi.
have nothing worth communicating
n regard to military events in this section
hat would not be regarded as contraband.
There is some dissatisfaction at the
curse Of Judge Hudson, of this judicial
ircuit, for pot holding the sessions Of that {
curt here. 1t is told TO the detriment of
he Judges fair fame that he is positively .
fraid to hold court, alleging as reason 4
nat the Yankees might gobble him up. 7
5 to that | do not know, but do know
nat some civil tribunal ought to take v
,cnizance of thipgs hereabouts.
BoNEIYBRD.
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. D. oceasIonaI oorrespondsnl. |

HON MARIETTA, Ga, June 8, 1864.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: returned from tn
front last evening Our troops are still
| in excellent spirits, and seem perfectl.
confident that Sherman will receive
Iiust punishment whenever he consents !,
give them battle. The protracted toll
1 OF the campaign, which has now continu
ed for whole month, together will
great exposure from the incleniency o
the weather, &c., have produced som,
sickness among our brave soldiers. De
rangement OF the bowels, amounting il
some instances to hux, is the chief diff
Guilty; but / am glad TO learn il easil,
yields TO medical treatment. With The
return Of pleasant weather, and a little
rest, il is hoped that these bodily ills will
disappear, and the usual good health o.
the army will be restored.
There have been some changes In oui
position within the last two days. DAY
before yesterday Gen. Folks corps was
removed from the extreme left of oul
line to the extreme right, and YESTERDAY
Gen. Hoods corps, which. after Polk.
removal, constituted our left wing was
thrown to the extreme right. These
movements are rendered necessary by the
man@uvres of the enemy on our right
For the benefit OF the uninitiated in mil.
itary affairs, it may not be amiss to state,
lhat "nen y becomes necessary to check
mate a movement of the enemy, either
to the right or left of our lines, it must
be done by taking that portion of the ar
my before whom the forcesfofFthe enemy
disappear, and throwing them to the ex
IRENE emu OF tne ilne IN the direction
when tne enemy IS moving ms forces, so
mat me me IN 'front.' q the Zoe may be
preserved intact, IN order to prevent any
attack upon me iines while these transit
IONS are Deing MADE. since the severe
cnastisement lnnicted on Sherman by
Cleourne's DIVISION ana otners near the
New Hope church, That rash officer has
been much more chary IN his movements
10 hlsDoastea OF 70 atlanta. What
ms onlect now 49, II Is dificuit to divine,
u may pc that ne VIII attempt another
nank movements, ana endeavor to al
vance Dy way o. the augusta road to the
OF ne may intend to Sc
cure ms railroad COMMUNICATION, and en-
trench thoroughly at the Etowah hills, and
await the result OF the action IN Virginia.
u Is very certain that Sherman is total
y unwllling % meet our forces IN fair
lgnt ana Is now manGuvering for posi-
non, OF intends Hank movement. A
ew days VIII probably develop his plans
But Whatever may De his intentions, !
nm confident that he is doomed to dlsap-
and defeat, whenever Johnston
shan let loose ms gallant boys on their
nsoient Zoe. like SPIRITED sfeed char
ng against the DIT, under the restraints
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Flsr Ar MACON, Mlss.--A Ere took place

FIRE AT Macon, MIss.--A fire took place
at Macon, in the office Of the State Trea-
surer, on Tuesday 18th inst, All the
books and money were saved, except one
box containing $500 Of cotton money,
which was entirely consumed. Wonder
iul TO relate the incendiary was Governor
Clark, who caused this sum OF cancelled
money to be given to the devouring ele
.mcnt. UN
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The right near staunton.

The Lynchbury papers Of Tuesday last
furnish some additional particulars rela-
tive 10 the late fight in the Valley Of vir.
ginia. The "Virginian' says;
News ola battle near Staunton was re.
ceived here Sunday right. Yesterday
morping quid nunces were busy circulating
wild and extravagant rumors of defeat,
rout. &C., TO the Confederates. We have
reason to believe, however, that these
were highly exaggerated, That our arms
met with reverse is we think, certain.
but we do not believe it Of a serious char
acter. The loss of Gen. William 4. Jones
who was killed, Is probably the severest
disasterwe sustained. He was brave
and gallant officer. Gen. Vaughn, who
succeeded Gen. Jones, telegraphed yester-
day that we inflicted more loss on the
enemy than we sustained, and that though
being compelled by overpowering num-
bers to fall back, we lost nothing, but
brought off all our artillery, wagons, &c.
We were unable TO learn the relative po-
sition Of the two armies at late hour
last night. The general opinion was
however. that our forces had retreatcd to
position south of Staunton, and that
that town had been occupied by the enc
10y. nenIl.e lnIornatlon wiz doubtless
~ ~ seTei n;.' shis lnornlng' ,.u
w.; aihsil y repor.e1 kliieo'' ana zen.
nv u ~ snsuuy wocnucu.
ing;
.Dy passengers from Cnariottesvllie last
might've OBTAIN some meagre and unsatls-
factory particulars OF the nght IN the Val
ny ~ SUNDAY iast. me accounts state
s :. 4, .ne pa1tle opened az u O'Clock q. m,
~ y .i:al uay, ~ ieuMont, near New nope
- i,ihes s .or'n east o. Staunton, on the
roau ieauing rom [ort hepuolicto way
nesooro ana ragea with intense nerce-
neg ullt,i about ?. m. me enemy our
~ .iis ms lnaue seveIai separate ar
S "a :, uPoi our position put were rePuls'
~ WIN ioss; uen. Jones, commanding
I p ores. .nen assumed rne offensive
@ , unII ~; s. IN ieauins = cnarge'
W.: W nlheu, nis ,aii crsaung solue collu
80. =. I. ~. %nu causing our ieiv
VIE y siye WY, tnus necessitating me
hs;. y ny cen.re anu r'gns 70 pIevens
tsI 1919 3 - .no "a xn oul .ioops ~.
q -, ~ evou oruer W Maynes ooro ABOUT
- l'iie I, uistant iro'ii tne oattie ground,
wnere vhey are no" IN position to ueIend
w 4 uioun'ain gaP.
UT ioss ~ cne HSnc Is con ,eo
soe Ssti'iia.lns y 40 hisn as 4VO killeu,
"ounueu anu missing. Inc ehemys
oasuai.ies gre supposeo 70 nave oeen heav- |
,oa .nal ours, ron me Iact knat they
III m.l9 ispuiseu - eaon ohe q tnelr A.
~ ,,;.:
~. ~ uui ~ - en IL '1 Snss ny leatn
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NOTICE.

CshzcNs of NORTH HisslSsIpfl!
IEUT. GEO DONNELGAN, Of Corps Engineers
will be In Grenada, Miss, on the LIST Of July nex
70 settle claims against the Engineer Department He
will remain at that post weeks. Present your
claims and get them settled Ia the new currency Cit
mems In other parts Of The State viii call al Me-
ridian SH L0CKEiT,
L. Col & chr Engin'r, D'pi Ala
juno 9d6t Miss, aud Y. La,
m Mississippisn, Grenada paper aud Brandon
Repnhlican copy and send bills 10 ClAriop Office
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SToTEN-

I'm the night Of June 18th, from the undersigned
" (stoppng with Capt H. West, two and u half miles
south of Demopolis) afbe dark chestnut stallion,
sixteen and half hands high, black name and tail
He has collar marks and hard lump on the back
where the hind part of the saddle works his back also
being where the front part Of the saddle works
tho right side. For his delivery, or any rf rmaio
Of his whereabouts, to Capt II West will be literally
rewarded J.. A. STEBBINS,
June IS llw. Cation. Miss
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Gl00.0n REWAWIl.

A BOUT the 9th or a5th day of March last one f. b.
N Pickett of Rankin county. lured mule from,
me, to return the within ten days and has not
since bee, heard ON by will give the above
reward for mule my information that will lead to
the possession of him will be suitably rewarded
The said Puckctt Is large heshy man, about six
feet two inches high, weighs about 30 pounds fair
complexion light hair and has been connected IN some
way with the army, talks great deal and is a great
boast.
The mule Is about eight years old, medium size
nearly IRouse ,Ol0red mare mule, name and tail
shaved d A. SINGLETON.
Forest, on SO. n. n June l4.dlw w2y~*
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HEAp QUARTERS,

DeDdrftnI Ala. Miss and N. La,
Meridian, Miss, May 20, '64.
ocsrs and p r.s eay s0 ie the Camp Of Psrosd
Prlaonara AZ nanonol,s AI. ,sI,hnut lase ara here
by pubIished AZ dcssrtsrs Provost Msrslals are al
rtcfed IA arrcat ma ret,,rn ha., Il, ,l
Of Post Il Demo s 49, = ~ o0'"'-''''
BY command cfMaIor General s. ID. Lee.
II, ELLIS, Jrc A. A. q,
om MtssisstPf Regiment (Sfate Iroops)
] # Wooley Lieut. co G, reBidence not known.
el Ast.....s.,i I,.,..,....
y" 4ss''spT. 'y'""'s"''
Henry Hoyle private, 60 y, Brandon Rankin coun
W Miss
Geo W DAVIS Private' 90 D. BRANDON Rankin coun'
m,sr nuhro nrlva,e az n brandon RANKIN county
MISS.
&c i Mccain, private, CO Brandon Rankin county
Miss
l5A Mississippi Regiment poluaters.
DIR McIinnon Serg't company i Pensacola Chloe.
taw county Miss
n II Alexander, private co I, Pensacola Chociaw
county Miss.
xiss 0'''''' p''"'' " '''"'-' ''
TT Evans priv ate co Pensacola Choctaw county
Miss; , ,,..
.o,.. MI P'iNA''So Ne''"so'" o"'S'"'
.JeffRodgers private co K, BclIefontaIne Choctaw
county Miss.
eoh Miss,ssippi
J q Connor private co ID Aberdeen Miss.
a3d Afississippi.
Ayp.o,.. ,.,,,... ~. n ~ An.n. po.,,,oc
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5000 REV A RID

I'm Sunday night the 5ih Inst my negro boy Beck,
~ or Berry, away from at Enterprise, or be
low there He is about eighteen ears old, black
sic ider and not likely, and was bought lately from
Robert G.. Green Of Holmes county lie will endeav!
Or to go back to Holiness to the Yankees. will
pay the above reward for him delivered to at Lex
inyton or 70 NJ. ID. Haynes, al Macon. Miss.
juue15d6t b. T. OWEN
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Dlay- The Democratic National nomna'
tive Convention meets in Chicago, on the
4th of July.
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SToP THIEFI

CTOLEN from my premises, six miles west Of Ian,
- deldae Station, on Sunday 5sh. instant, a FINE
BLOOD BAY MARE nine years old, sixteen hands
high, well moulded, high spirited, and in fine order,
gaiIs WE'LL and trots. full archcd neck, worn of
close to her head by wearing halter, fallen,
tail heavy and short, small sprinkle of hair her
fuinp will be pcrceptibe on close examination Any
that will enable nc get her will be lii.
srally rewardedand thankfully received.
Address J w CLAYTON,
june l6 div g. wits Lauderdale Station, Miss.
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SoME OF rnE SrolLs.- Eighteen fiat cars
loaded with artillery and wagons. cap
tured BY Forrest, arrived here yesterday
afternoon.
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RICHMOND VA, june g. 1864
EXCHANGE NOTICE No. x.

The following notice Is based upon recent dcclara.
ton Of EXCH ANGE made by the Federal authorities,
bearing date of May 7th 1874 and ia supported by
valid Federal paroles on file In my Office
Sec !. All Confederate officers anil men who have
been delivered at City Point, virginia, previous to
the first Of juno, 1854 hereby declared to be
changed
Sec. .. All Confederate officers and mon, and all
civilians who have been captured at any ptsce, and
RELEASED on PAROLE prior to May, 1864, hereby
declared to be exchanged This section, However is
not intendedto include any officers or captured
at Vicksburg, Jnly lth 1863, except such de-
cared exchanged by Exchange Notices numbered
six, seven and eight. RIO. 0ULD.
juno idiot. Agent OF Exchange
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STOLEN.

ENROM the undersigned, on iday the 18th day o.
this Spring, thick and tail He wac stolen by
some deserters no represented themselves as sold
ers on their way to Summit. One Of the men Il
named Pringe j will pay liberal reward for the
horse or the apprehension Of the thief
JOHN J. MclNNIS,
Mar 20d&Mlm Leakesvilln. Green Co. Miss.
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DIED

MARY EVA, daughter ofLavenia and James swiI
ley, near Granville, Ala, the lith day Of
June, 1864 after an illness Of only days, aged
three years, nine months and twenty Eve days Her
te1ves n their bsreayernsnt from the declaration Of
thrst when he said suffer little chld 10 come unto
me, and forbid them not, for such Is The Kingdom o
Heaven.
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BELLS WANTED.

FINHE Ordnance Department wishes TO purchase all
L the bellm- tai that can be obtained One dollar
per pound will be paid for old bells delivered at any
point on the railroad--sdventy five per cent Of the
purchase money be paid in cash, the b, lance upon
verifeation Of weights at the arsenal.
Address, JAS. NJ. KENNARD,
june 7-dlm. Ii COL Chief Ord Officer
tsg- Mfssissippian Canton and Grenada papers copy
until July LIST and send bills to this office.
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B6y- Over eleven hundred Yankee pris-
oners left here yesterday morning, on the
Selma train. The wounded are at Lau-
derdale.
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
D&trictQf Mississippi,

DY virtue of an order from the Honorable A, NJ.
ID Clayton Judge of the District aforesaid, notice il
hereby given that Special Term Of the District
Court Q S.A. for the Southern Division OF the Ds.
trict of Mississippi will be held at the of Macon
Noxubee county, on Wednesday, the sixth day Of Jny
next. wv II. II TIaON,
June IA div. Marshal, G. s. A, Dist. of Miss
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Alabama Il mississippi Rivers
RallrOad.

CHANGE or. SCEfEDUL
I'm and after Sunday, April 5 1864. Mail Trains will
~ leave Broad Street Depot at 7.f0 "A. NJ. daily and
arrive at Demopalis Ii:J1, A NJ. and at Meridian
at $50 p. N leave Meridian at g. A " and arrive at
Selma Ais Newberpe and Marion Accommodating
Train will arrive Selma st30A N. daily, and leave
at O. p NJ. connecting with Passenger Trains 81 tse
Alabama g. Tennessee Rivers Railroad Freight
trains win leave Selma daily, lSundaya exrepteH3 AZ
NJ - PRITCHARD
June 9du CLf Ensinr and Geh1 uPt
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~ We arc authorized TO announce MICAJAH
MCGEE asa candidate for election to the ofice Of
Probate Judge Of Jasper county, at the ensuing eec
tion on the lat Monday In o tsber next
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~ We are aut orzed TO announce @ w. HEN
DERS0N, AZ candidate for reelection the Office OF
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Lauderdale county At
tho ensuing October election.
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TT we authorized to annouce BENZ TING,
PEN, as candidate for election to the Office OF
Probate Judge Of jasper county at the ensuing cleo
tion on the LIST Monday In October next
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E-V' We are authorized to announce Lieut. LAFAY.
ETTEJ. MeiNNIS, Go, A, 37th Mississippi regiment,
candidate for Sheriff Of Lauder dale county at the
ensuing October election.
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TAX IN KIND.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS IN LAUDERDALE
~ COUNTY.--The time allowed for collecting the
Tax In Kind will expire on the Both inst. Those who
do not dever their tax by that time, will incur the
penalty of tue law which Is Ave times the assessed val
nc. WIN. NJ. JOHNSON
innel2 DIST Agent
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IT We are authorized to announce w. i. MAY,
FIELD candidate for reelection to the office Of
Probate Clerk of Iauderdale county the
ing October election.
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CW- We are authorized TO announce l.. b, HAN.
COCK, a candidate for recollection TO the office OF
Treasurer Of LaudcrdOle county at the next ensuing
October election.
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FROM NORTH ALABANA.-A Trustworthy
gentleman, just from his home in the -
ciniiy of Gadsden, reports that large
force Of Yankee cavalry made their ap
pearance in that sec ion few days ago,
and carried of several hundred head Of
cattle with them,
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT TEACHER for The English
"A branches and lpusic In private family
Address
D. HOWE.
Care T. q. McNsckin.
iunola-dst Jackson Miss.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

tsTs We are authorized 10 anpounca A N pIa.
FEED, candidate for re.oeetion ~ n. aa,aa y,
Assessor Of Landerdaie county, the ensuing octo.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

70, We are authorized 10 Announce THOMAS w
GRAYSON as candidate for Circuit and Probate
Clerk for Jasper couaty at the election In October
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