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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-20

Il Sad rumors OF Yankee progress come
to us from Georgia. The public hai
been long waiting to hear ofthe rout OF
capture of the desolator of Mississippi
Georgia and Tennessee, but it seems
| good fortune continues to attend him
and that he will reach the objective
I.pcint of his march with but small loss
4 Passengers from the East report the fall
OF Savannah already, but we are not will
ling to give the rumor full credenceju
Jyet. The statement Of our exchanges
however, shows conclusively that sher
1 man was, at last accounts, marching
steadily on Savannah, and receiving
| cooperation from Foster and Others on
1 the coast. A letter dated Valdosia,
Georgia, December 18th, to the iTele'
graph and Confederate, states that all
communication was cut off between that
point and Sayannah-the cars being
compelled to stop at the Altamaha riv.
| er. / The last accounts reported Sher-
mans advance cavalry as moving round
Savannah ON the west .sideour forces
all being within the Notifications, except
Wheeler's cavalry, which was between
Valdosia and the enemy, watching his
movementr. On the 14th it was report
ed and credited in Macon that Sherman
had, reached Ossahaw Sound, and Fort
McA.lister had surrendered to his forces.
A Macon letter to the Columbus Enquir-
en- says: The informationis derived from
late letter from Thomasville to a high
official in this city, and is generally cred
tied in military circles. The latest news,
paper accounts, however, are of Q differ
ent tenor--all concurring that Sayannah
was being seriously arnenaced. The
Charleston Mercury, Of the 18th iustsnt,
says it was confidently repotted on the
day before that Sherman's forces were
in Hardee's immediate front, and that
demand for the surrender of the city |
having Teen refused, heavy fighting en-
sued and was going on Sunday evening.
Another account states that our forces
had fallen: back to the junction Of
The Georgia Central and the Charles
ION and Savannah railroad, about three
niles from Savannah. The Augusta
Of the 18th had q report that
he Yankees had possession of the
and Savannah railroad bridge |
fifteen miles above Savannah. Also,
hat the Yankee forces, under Foster
we're twenty, miles this side of, Savan,
lah, strongly gintrenched.e 1t il clear
rom these statements that Savannah
las been invested and our great lines Of
ailway broken; If Sherman once fass
ems his hands on our coast, the arena Of
var will be changed and Charleston
VrencScd from our grasp. ~ 4 "a. 8 II
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HEADoRs DIST. n. E.MIss.,
Cofinth, Miss, Dee. Is. 1864

1 1HEADQRS DIST. N. E. MISS,
~ COfinth, Miss, Dee. Is, 1904
4 OiRcpLARl s5aeog -
Paragraphs !, HI, Nv and v, General Orders No.
l, from these headquarters, Of December LIST 1884
are hereby repubshed for the information Of all con
cerned: ~ ueg Hs e@
nj In obedience to orders from Major Gen. Gardner
the undersigned hereby assumes command Of the
District n r. Mias. 81, Saf@ gisA1a5 '*t9 ~.
-IrL The hesaquarsrs Of tho district wifi be for
thsprsent ct COrinth the district embracing al that
portion Of the State north Of the 39d degree of At
tads and east Ofthe Mssississppi Central railroad
nv. Commanders " Poats, Camps, Dspots, ste
and commanding efEeers Of all organised epmmands,
within the limits Of this District WIN fory ard Al once
Reiurn and report Of organization Of their com.
mAnds to these headquarters -.-.- ---'. tt--@'
", LisutwsH II: Gee Is hereby announced a. Acting
Assistant AdiutaRt General. and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly. y ---es--.-- 80
Tn monthly returns until further orders will DO
forwarded so 10 reach these adquarters on the
%, 12th and 29d of each month.
Aiiqusrternasters, assistant quarterms sters ana
acting ssastant quartermasters now serving within
the limits of this District. required to forw
at once to these names where
serving or stationed assure Of Service by whose or
der assigned to duty, by whom appointed, whether
eonrmed or mot, whether bOAaed not and n bOnds
have been accepted. z. =. "a rs
BY command Of Colonel H. p Nabry. -.
dec e0dsw 49, W. Il, GEE. a. A. @.
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L1sco1N's MrssAoE.-we present thi,

LINcoLN's MEssAoE.---We present this
morning the bulk of Lincoln's message.
Unimportant matters are stricken out,
but everything that would interest our
readers has been preserved Let our
readers peruss it closely. Let those
who believe that peace with Lincoln can
be patched up examine the document
His frankness is commendable. He
does not breathe aword of encourage
ment to the State Convention advocates.
There is nothing in store for US but war !
warl The sabre and bayonet are. the
only diplomasts left us. If we use them
dexterously we will yet win the day.
Let us be patient and hopeful. Bega9o
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TBE FLoRIpA AEFAIRs--Ths Riehmond Die
patch says Che Yankee tricks with regard 70 the
Florida sfIak are not likely 70 avail i anything.
We understand that fnfofmafiou has been re-
eeixed here on undoubtsd amthofiiy, that Brazn
has notifsd the United States hat shs Win nlaka
the seizure easHs bsik unless The crew and vessel
rage In this L 4 iartber ahdefstooa that ahs
WI be supported By Enslan1 ~ Rfahss. 900
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p6y- General Taylor has closed the
whisky shops here. They have been
productive of much mischief and the
act is commendable.
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b6E' Meade's official report of the cap
ture Of Stony Creek is printed in the
Northern papers. 1t seems that.G General
Gregg was sent South from City Point on
q reconnoisance, to discover if the Con
federates were sending troops to the
South, At stony Creek Station he cap
tured two pieces of artillery, but had no
means Of bringing them off, 80 he spiked
them and destroyed the carriages. He
had one hundred and ninety prisoners,
eight wagons and thirty mules. He
burned the depot, with three thousand
sacks of corn, five hundred bales Of hay,
train of cars, a large amount of bacon,
clothing, ammunition and other govern
ment stores, and destroyed all the shops
and public buildings, At LAVAL station,
south of Stony Creek, mach property
was destroyed and large amount Of
railroad iron fund, which Meade thinks
has been destroyed. -..-..r So
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s. NOTICE.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE 9. s. A.,
Meridian, Miss, Dec. "a 1864. s
0hic era at the post wishing to make shipments Of
Government stores are requested to send their In;
voices for such storeGt this Office the evening pre-.
vious, If such shipments are intended for morning
trains The trains leave at such an early hour II 10
impossible to make out Bills Of Lsdihs. and causes
great deal of unnecessary delay. This office Is open
from n o'clock AM tosA. M, and from o'clock
P. NJ to p NJ for the purpose Of iSsuing tickets to
soldiers, and will be open at all times between the
hours Of 4t A. M. toe r. NJ. to attend to the ship
ment Of freishts and other NECESSARY business .It
e v. EARLY, t
Transportation Agent q. 8. A.
Approved. .l ,sssE .ae JN0. W. YOUNG,
div Major and Chief Qusrterms ster
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HEADERS DEPT. ALA, MISS. & u. LAn
Meridian. ID December l6, 1864.

HEADERS DEPT. ALA, MISS. & II. Lar
Meridian, December l6, 1864. o.
GENERAL ORDERS ~ q.
No. 148. neg rgt
All men Ia this Department detailed on surgeons
certificate of disability for field service who per-
manenty disabled by reason of the loss Of a limb,
are hereby exempted from the requirements Of Para
graph II General Orders 85 and 80, Dept Headquar-
ters present series. and the officer In whose service
such disabled men maybe will forward to the Exam
iningBoard every forty days In lieu thereof sertf
cate on honor, that the soldiers withheld from
animation disabled, which certificate, together
with the report of the action Of the Examining Bonrd
in the cases of all detailed men appear before
them, will be forwarded to the office Of the Inspector
General Of the Department. = -
BY command Of Lieut. Gen. Taylor.
es,-s,-as7aeH j. d. SAVERS,
dee lsdlw. ssslg scr A. A. General. E
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NOTICE!

A LII the details who belong to- md who. have
"A been sent into West Tenn. after clothing for
Maj Gen. Cheatharn's Division, and who are now
anywhere on the railroad between ocrinth and Me
ridisn who may hereafter come out with ciothiny
are ordered to take them to Macon, Miss, and re-
main until further ordered.
Byordsr ofMaj. Gen. cheatham, 6
das - i'll HARRIS,
aa Lieut.. Col 9th Tenn. Reg't.
Okolons. Dec l6. Ieg4--dlw
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XIII, CYsalssi viii lsaf y We ksadssd lasn
carslina Stste ins, ar two e. thrss tkEsai-
ening 70 make raid in The dirsstion q AlhsFlis,
n G. Lad Week, however, about 90 n OE-
boEns's Beossb aflneksd hin, and dove hin rs
miles towards knoxvills, knhnt and caFtuing 9
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e TIE TELEGRAPH LIKE-The Southern Tele.
graph Company has commenced rebuilding It's
line between Augusta and Macon. The Yankees
IN their march cut down all the poles and burned
them-broke all the insulators to pieces and bent
and cut the wires badly. .-l
We are glad TO learn that over sixty-hve miles
Of this line has already been repaired, and that
the work is being pushed forward as speedily as
possible. Butas new poles have to be put up and
brackets and insulators provided, some time must
elapse before e can be finished -itf
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EAST TENNESSEE. intelligence receiv-
ed from East Tennessee. announces
the advance of Burbridge from Ken.
lucky, which was met, on the part of
General Breckenridge, by a retrodrade
movement to Gresnville, in order to pro-
tect his communication with the rear -
East, and West, the enemy is thus seen
to be in motion, IN ~
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ANOTHER TELEeRAPH LINE.-Two hun
dred thousand dollars has been guaran
iced to the Columbia and Greenville
Telegraph Company, and it's proposed
to make the capital stock $3.50 600 10
complete the lines to Greenville, Able.
vile Q. H, Anderson c. II. and Pendle.
ton. The wire to complete the line from
Columbia to Greenville is now ready.
The company expects TO be falIy organ.
ized by the Sth Of next month.
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Captain Morris, commander OF the
privateer Florida, has arrived in Paris,
in company with Mr.. Mason. the rebel
commissioner in london. They were
received with great respect and atten-
ton BY the Confederate resident in the
French capital. -
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eSs- The Tallahassee Floridian learns
that several Yankee prisoners made
their escape last week from the new
prison depotin that vicinity. '''-'
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! Captain Shnltz and clerk, Of the yankee stca-
mer Yankee" were captured few days. ago on
The RappahannOck BY Captain Lawrence ID
Roane and a squad Of "The Reserves" Capt.
Roane i one ofthe most gallant officers in the
Confederate serviesE o. ] 1ergg lsaeI q 81
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TCOOel HottOm Land to Rent

FyaHE UNDERSIGNED, AdminIsratrix, offers the
plant alton heltn"ng to The estate Of J. p.
WALKER, deceased, Tor rent the year 1888, being
about three hundred esAf open land, under good
fence cabins on the place sufficient for twelve or If
teen hands. The open land isnearly all fresh and
creeks about ten milss west of Meridian the South
ern RAiro ad passing ti ou-i portion Of 1t good
bargain will be gver II application Is made soon
. htA - SUSAN A. WALKER.
nov 3OdtJanl AdmnistrPtrix
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Spring hin COLLEGE. AIM.
NcyTICE no CLATNrANTs,

NV llNM1 n W ShAA Ave "a NkBs
II PERSONS having claims against tho Oonfed-
"A crave States for property taken or informally I'm.
pressed for the use Of the army are notified that will
beat
Raleigh, Smith County, Miss., from the
23d 60 the seth November.
wsstvills, sinapson County, Mas, from
the 26th TO the 3Oth November.
jackson, nom thSBth 20 the 18Th, De-
Ew s-qls 0ombor. II SRI ga
Brandon, the 10th and nth, Decsmber.
For the purpose Of receiving and taking proof In 70.
iation to all claims In said counties for Forage Pro.
visions Cattle, Sheep Hogs, Horses, Mules Teams
and Wagons heretofore furnished for the army by the
owner heretofore taken Informally Impressed for
the use of the army and not Yet paid for. iI
The claimants Will be reqnired In all cases to pro.
duce WITNESSES prove their respective claims Their
attention peeay directed to the following extract
from a rcral Orders No. 81, Ad)utant and Inspector
Goeral's flee, June 18th, 1864;
Z II livery claim unoer this act shall be presented
iu wrt,ng the agent for the district in which the
,:se of the same and by the affidavit of more
Witnesses and the claimant shall also state BY whom
his property was impressed or taken, and nj what
time and for VI hat purpose and At what price and
shall produce any written evidence In his possession
relative TO the same provided, II the eain'nt be
dead or be prevented from any cause from appearing
befTe the agent proof shall he submitted rs 40 the
fact and the ccasion Therefore and ether proof Of he
claim nay be taken The exact value of the property
must be proved, and speculative or contingent dam
ages or valuss are to be assessed. -
Commissioner 9th Cong1 District, State Of Miss.
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T1HB Medical Examiuins hoard for granting and
III extending furloughs and the exaIninhton of APP
plsants for retirement or discharge from the army
Will hold IL sessions daily except Sundays, from II
10 ~ o'clock at the Quintsrd Hospita at this Post
It d composed Of tho following named Medical
ofaceraA
Surg. o. L. Herbert, Catoosa Hospital. Chairman,
SURG. R. M. Lyttle, Direction Hospital.
Surg. 8. v. d. Bin, ouintard Hospital
ROBERT G. FOSTER,
Dec l7dtf Surgeon in charge Hospitals
: HaADQUARTBRs DIST. MISS EAST La,
- Meridian, Mas, Dec 10, 1864.
SPECIAL oRDERs No. 30. N--f
Colonel VIM. r. Mies, Of Miles Louisiana Legion,
having reported for duty according TO Special Or
doris No. ale from Dspsrtneat Headquarters, dated
Meridian, 18Th December, 1868, IL assigned to com
ma, Of The District Of Northeast Mississippi reliev
ing Osl. P Mabry, and the command Of the Post
Of Corinth. relieving Colonel :. Q. Reid r3
BY command Of n $1,000 4ar etj
4 div a, Major General GARDNER.
SAINT J. OLIVER, A. D. O., and A. A. A. Gen.
, Columbus papers will copy oae w'ek.
HEADERS DEPT. ALA, MIss. d Il LA,
z s@ Meridian, December 10, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
Commandants and Quartermasters e. 81 Postsin
this Department are hereby required to give all aid
ii their power to officers sent from the Army II Ten.
nesSee TO collect paroled and exchanged prisoners,
deserters and other Improperly absent :ccr ueir
commands, and also TO furnis these otiesrs with
transportation, iaoments Of cavalry and any other
means which may be at their disposal to enable
them to accomplish the object Of their mission.
. BY command Of Lieut.. Gen. Taylor.
,..------ ~--J I'D. SAVERS,
dec l7.c4t salsp& "A. A. General.
~ Selma and Montgomery papers Will copy four
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TAX ZEN UP,

RYB. JONES' a negro boy who says his nemc is
ID JOHN. Said boy IL about 81 years old, about
feet bh has three of his front teeth out and says he
heloussto Edward Sharp, near Cuthbert, Randolph
County, Ga He says he has been at work on the for
tifcations at Mobile.
q The boy IL at my residence, Loekhart, Miss,
.cct29dtf fslBiah n. L. MCMAHAN
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that, pufsuaDt to Law,
IN will sell to the highest bidder, FOR CASH, on
FRIDAY, the 2rd day of December next, in The town
Of Nerd IN the south-O "st quarter of section number
81 ~ ',rtfI-west qua rter Of section number 49, In
tevls6;R lumber and &c l6 east lying In the ssd
town, Heridian the properly of l.. A. Ragsdae, for
the purpose of raising fifteen thousand eight hundred
and ffyhve dollars and seventy Ave cents with such
other costs may accrue, now due the Confederate
States for T axes by said Il. A. Ragsdae. .t ~.
rsr' > % tf'e J. D. FOLSOM,
lf ...e. Collector of War Tax for
+, Eov22dtds Lauderdale County, Miss.
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$1,000 REV ARDi!!

I'm the morning Of the first OF December left by
my seat, next to the water closet In the Ladies'
Car on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, at Meridian,
small painted TIN B0X, fiat on the top, containing
money, bonds and other valuable articles Mr. l., M.
Wilson, of Mobile, occupied the scat with me and may
know who took seat alter we left the Gar.
mention his name with hope that some hc-ost per-
son may havetaken 1t and after the cars left here
and finding the box may return It, sua ".1S E-
The above reward win be paid for the recovery of
the box and its contents, lc with Mr. FOLSOM station
Dsc,t, diff l-.f MRS L.. A. D0RPHLEY
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HOrse stolen.

CtT0LEN from state Line . CREAM C0LORED
y HORSE, shows blind teeth on both sides, runs
occasionaly has small scar on one hind leg. He 10
mcaium size horse will pay fifty dollars for the
ccrs' md ffty tor the thief
Buckatunna, Miss. Nov. le, ltds. novlsdu
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HHADQRs DIST. MISS, 4 n. La, =
- Jaekson. Mia, Dec. II, 1864
a4sHaH1
!" = 4 No. IN 800 ssiasila y Ha'8 y
4. Major n. r. Robertson ls assigned 10 duty as
Chief Ordanes ofieer and Ohief Of Light Artillery
for Dist. Miss and East La, vice 1t, George Esmes
relieved. r+1 u.s-.,l Is tfrtso
- .a*Iaxl*. *uE q
2 BY command Of Maj. Gen. Frank Gardner.
e s,R P.ELLIs, Jr,
80 atsaytahsan,Y ngw-gg - q VI
~ Jackson Daily News and Meridian Clarion
pnblish one week and send BILL
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IG- The Milledgeville Union forcibly
urges the Confederate Government. to
take in hand and finish with dispatch
the railroad from Miiledgeville to War
fenton, which, IL says, with one or two
very slight exceptions, is graded all the
way. Only few dayswill be required
to repair the roads from Macon to Mil.
ledgeville. Should the Government I'M
dertake to finish the Warrenton branch.
to Milledgeville, it will have q shorter
through railroad route from Richmond
to the Southwest than ever before, and,
being all the way far inland, it will be
more secure than the lines running near
the seaboard.9 We think the suggestion
avery timely one. .a n.f,e, s.i.st9g
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WAR NoRTH CAROLINA HAS DONE.
From the report of the sAdjutant
General of North Carolina, we learn
that the old North State has in the Con
federate service four battalions and three
regiments ofartillery, six regiments and
four battalions of cavalry; sixty regi-
ments and four battalions of infantry,
and OF reserves two regiments. and eight
battalions. This makes total Of nearly
one hundred and nineteen thousand
zen. In addition to these there is
one company from this State in the 10th
Virginia cavalry, FIVE in the 7th Confed-
crate Cavalry, -four in the ed Georgia
regiment, and one in the 8lst Virginia
infantry This j. pretty good for North
.4..,-sG -..,,.sifE
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AdmimisfrafOr,s sale of Lind

DY virtue of decree of the Probate Court of Lau
ID derdale County will sell to the highest bidder,
for Cash before the Court House door in said County
on Monday January 23d Qe64,) the following
Tracts of Land, belonging to the estate Of Abram
southhaf southeast quarter of Section 10 and south
west quarter ofsouthwest quarter, Of H. township g.
! - ..,..-.,,,, w. +. AFFORD.
Dea g. I464-dtds
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$50 REWARD.

A BOUT the lat Of December, Sorrel Horse Hule,
"a medium size some white about The mouth, about
y o. a. years ED, stfayed Rom The wagon camp o.
ny naeroea on he road 70 Enterprise, about miles
frem az place This male is dsubtless some Where
n ne neieA borhood a. be vas tracked to within =
Few mes q thn place The above reward VIII be paid
a.clsas9 - j. J. SHANNON.
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Na.TLCM.

NGTbEN. .
TAKEN up, on the Alabama and Mississippi Ran.
i road regro man who say 5 he belongs to Lun.
lev Of Mobile Said boy ID sbou feet Inches high
aEdNuite black Tho owner is requested TO come
forward pay charges and take him away.
= II. J. THOMAS.
l..r.,is gtation. Ala Nov lO--dtf lh
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IT Dining Room servants, and one good Waaher and
Ironsrr -. = = ssa'l-r q }. JONES,
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r OST near the depot Meridian, Miss, ON the morn
il j Ing Of the Cd instant, a MEMORANDUM BOOK,
containing $50 bill In Confederate two go bills la
Mississippi Treasury notes, and ry appointment "a
Missionary to the Army Of General Iorings
division with other papers. The finder win receive
the above reward by leaving II at the Clarion office.
nov 3dtf. Rev H SHELTON,
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A II pslssns 50 hassby Bstlsed d. 81 snfssas
"a he Nv rlEidly aeainsi all Sho 30 - renoFs
mbef = Asy ffnf fron ~ lad nsaE heridlan-
Dsel3dlW LA. RAGBDALn
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Tuesday ,:4:.;;:D december 70, 1854.
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HEADQ'Rs DIST. MISS 4 LA.,
Headquarters sth Confederate
Cavalry, Coiambus, rIissis-
sippi, nov. N, 1864. ~ ~ IS
CT Rcu Lar.

l. "a e. JooPY,l1 &c. 81
Special Order, No. -,
Colonel WIN, B. Wade, 9th Confederate Regiment
Cavalry wiuat proceed TO collect his regiment
together and report 70 these headqsartsra He will
arrest all sraFgors and dsserters and all persons
without proper passes from army headquarters, and
report the sameto Provost Marshal General of this
army. - "a NIB FORREST. Major Gen.
!. The above Special Order is based upon one from
General Bsauregard relieving me from command of
the Post At Tuseumbia, Ala. and directing me to
report 20 General Hood and an endorsement upon It
By General Hood ordering me to repoft to Major Gen
Forest with my command. III srefore, purausnt to
These orders, all ocerss and men Of The 9Th Conteds
rate Regiment Of Cavalry will Immediately report at
conmbus, Misslssippi for the purpose Of executing
the above order Of Major General Forrest q
n i 4te W&f w. b. WADE
Col Commanding 9Th Regt Confederate Cavalry.
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WANTED.
JaCRe0N, MISS.
Mount Herm0n institute.

rf OEsaF Clintsn, nlsl 49,
THk eishih annnAll sen.iel of De aheva lnStltn,s
II WI sommenes - Honday, Oct 5Fd 1854 For
8sptl7af =, rt1.t r. a. RICE
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FOR SALE.


nNE very fine PIANO, nesrly new. Enquire
ia. II. Bull. Meridian. Mis-. dec law
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New IeelIe...&1OOO.

Il onYellow Creek In Winston county, Miss, twenty
miles west Of Macon. There Is $50 acres cleared
and well improved. Buildings sufficient for ffeen
hands-all new. Land all fresh Come and see H.
9.- saH' s.. G. TIDWELL.
BrooksyIIle Mia Nee 7d7t = =" -
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rftHE subscriber l. prepared to Gil orders for SALT
il at the lowest possible rates. at this place A
constant supply on hand.
shnaualak. MIss., Dee 2.Sir, -,
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