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Gen Lae,aIsaInda

Tho Washington Republican sayss-
"A happy thought has ocsarred to the
Secretary of Wa, which itgives US pleas
ure 10 record.
First. He ordered Colonel Greene Ia
organize the Feeedman's Village, for the
protection of the blackman and his fami-
ly, upon the Arlington estate, belonging
10 the rebel Gen. Lee. That village is a
success.
Secondly. lie has himself recently Sc
lected a site upon the same estate for a
national cemetery for the burial Of loyal
soldiers who die in Virginia from wounds
inflicted by Lees orders.
Gen Meigs has been directed to super
wise the laying out of the grounds. How
that his lands should be dedi>
Gated to two such noble purposes--tiie
free living black men whom Lee would
enslave, and the bodies Of the dead sob
diers whom Lee had killed in a wicked
cause. Let This record stand 10 the ever
lasting credit Of Secretary Stsnl0l. We
,heerfully awsrd il.
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Fighting around Petersburg du ring the
tf past Week.


We are without papers az telegtasna
from ViFginia since Tuesday iast. bat we
saw ST, iloke, who u attached 10 the
Provost Marnhal's Office 81 this city, yes
tecdsy, who left Petersburg on Friday
|, s1oeRlng, aud FROM him ~btalned the FOL
lowing facts
Liesat. Hoke was se4lt 20 FaterSbarg ON
lnlsiaess, was there two or theee days, and
left Oa Friday aOrnilg. Grants line sex
tends Grom the James hFer across the
AppOaaattoK TO Gae neighharhood oil the
katilroaS, this @de,ot Petersburg few
tailes. On "Wednesday and Wednesday,
night there was de.t,erlte lighting along
the 'wlSole lac, oaf ARMY forcing the enc
my back freaz their position at some
points, tsk;ng large nunbor Of prisoR-
ers, caanen, coiors, DC. On Wednesday,
stterno5n l04 prisoners were brought I'M
10 Petersburg, and the same night Ma
hone captured 1850 ntetl and about 100
oRicers, 5 pieces OF attillc,y and I stand
OF color ,sll OF which had arrived in the
city. Five hundred hsore fIisoaers were
taken on Thursday night IL desPe ate
fgbt which took place on The railroad,
the .eaecy's ertfeue lett, this side Of
Petersburg. liece tfe Gaakces were
Ian,st In ,,.,s,,.S 49, 10 bet5js NIL
~ srsn 49, y n ,sss within aLoml mali 4
tfliie OF the road and AgkdRg was going
on along the whole liae Gen. Lee was in
petersburg aud directed the Operations
Of ile culture array, and the citizens, Off
GERS and soldiers were CQ0l confident, san
,s,;,s and detSro,;ned J,ieot ii asyIres
s - Ia ~ feo,sor ,ie,ast w,,yc fclt bv
80 - 49, ~, sr,,1, ,eas ,,osa, r.
49, , ~; $50 S o, ssngo;ne IL the
G@,,,t IvaJnns,lay eo,,,e 80 ovns,tbat
NM %sf h o sian,o,l ~ ~ erasov7na The
-. -" 49,, r. d;S,oon?.i I'D b., eaw sbeIIs
NY 80 ~ ,b,.o,n" 80 ~ c;,y dnring I;eut
W He cav - Tbe heroic neonle Of Pc
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correspondence the Augusta Consti-
tutionaGst furnishes the following remi-
niscenccs Of General Polk
At Resaca, Gen. Polk was more than
commonly subdued in spirit. At first !
| attributed this to the fatigue Of his
march from Defnopolis, which had bean
long, wearisome and exposed, but his
| health and vigor seemed very robust, and
| began TO be oil the opinion that his
mind was uneasy about the situation.
lie srJerwards told me that no had been
IN the greatest suspense all day on Sun.
day. The enemy, SIR" said he, had Il
IA their power at any moment after the
loss OF tnose nils on saturday night, to
burn our bridges ana completely cut us
OIL and / was Iacked by the thought
That they would improve the golden PIP.
portunity., but God IS with US, sir, God
rs with US. IL was on Sunday night that
we relfeated from, Kesaca. About noon
That day the General took out his lunch
IA OF oil cold ham and hard tack, and |
believe piece OF mutton) and as | hap |
pened TO be neS3r him offered TO divide,
thankea nm bIt deemed. Tut, tut,
sald ne, see rom your hungry lace
that you nave had no breakfast, and
INSIST upon lt--thefes quite enough for
botf OF U.s.. very wen, deneral, but
suppose i.dook e' q safer place.
The old man looked above him, and q
brace OF shells came screaming along not
Lar OIL. certainly, cerHally, that viii be
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gsg- The female Gotten speculators fson
Vicksbrrgand Warren county. who, we
are iacorned, have been out buying ia
Kinds, will beShle to get their recent par
chases TO- tho West side Of Big Blaclt
while tie raideN are in Jackson. When
ever you see ladies coming feom the enc
ny's lines to buy cotton, commences
mogsng yoGs valuabies away to a place OF
safety. fer the Yankees will soon be
along. These fair ones, who have re-
ccEtly BECOME troubled with "cotton on
tie BRAIN" are the ayaunt couriers Of
\ Aias
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MlSSISsIPPpS DAUGHTERS WHO ARE FREE
FROM FEDEfAL RULE, 10 GEN. FORREST.

BYylEGlsIA.
Hail Chieftaiil incur peaceful bowers,
We Irvine alauiel wreath for thee;
And wish tie sft divine were ours
10 sound tht praise in minstreIsy
Sublmely should the chorus roil,
So haught With deeds Of martial fame
Ant tn IIingitn',.rf clr,pt The soul
In bliss 70 tI9 lr,cIvlivu5 nalno.
For soul-inspirng Is the theme
Thy gallant N,ods. thy timely aid,
Are brilliant asthe mornings beam
TO stay the boh unholy raid.
Without that MD our homes would lie,
Ia mouldripg piles, or desolate
And our dcslairing, wailipg.ery
Would shadow forth the exilo'S fate
Or fendish foe with naughty mien.
Would lordit with an ironTod
Aud blaeken every charming scene
With affairs to their demon god
Regardless. lhey Of childh.od's cries.
OF gentle woman's winning voice
They ruin every paradlse,
And drown iublood the purest joy8
That ~eare free from horror'sreign,
From siaVish iear, and insult rude,
Is thine o4gn work, and now again
Accept our lasting gratitude.
Kind Heagen has sent thy prowess down,
The crimson tide of war TO stem,
Aud may bis richest blessings crown
Thee, with a precious diadem.
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SummeryiIle Female Seminary.
SUMMER sEsSz1g.

FFHIS well known school will be opened on the Isl
Mspday in August next Thirty pupils will be
received, Each one must bring sheet, two pillow
cases, and two covers for her bod will charge Tor
twenty weeks from the first of August, for Board and
tuition, two hundred dollars and one hundred pounds
OF bacon. For music fity dollars. The bacon to he,
delivered at the Seminary to Mr. r. j. Dunlap
Shuqulak Station, NJ. q o. r. H. a good hack will
run to and from Shuqulak each day during the at
wcck ofthe school after the LIST week on two day IA
each week, namely, Tuasday and Friday
Address, FEB. g. GATifltGHT,
Principal aud Proprietor
May 3ld3m Gholson p o. Noxuboe GO Ms-
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HEAD QUARYEaS,
Departmf Ala., Mss. and e. Ill.,,
Meridian. Miss. July 4 jG4

Departmb Ala., Mss. and q. Ill.,,
Meridian, Miss, July 4, cd.
5tENEisAL oi&isl4 lLS no. 81.
~ /. Hereafter the duties Of all Provost
Marshalls within the limits of this Dcpartucnt will be
under the immediate ro of the Commandant OF
Posts, at or near which they may be stationed Com
mandants Of Posts being irresponsible partios
H. The returns and reports heretofore required
from Provost Marshals will be made by themtrough
the several commandments of posts TO the Provoit Mar.
shal General at these Headquarters.
Ill General Orders No. U.s. current series az well as
special orders No. 4, dated May -, 1854 from these
Head quarters weas all others in conflict it'll the
abeve paragraphs arc hereby revoked.
Nv. Tho present District Provost Marshall will re-
main on duty as the local Provost Marshas, unless
there should already be Que, in which case they will
report in writing for orders to tho Provost Marshal
General
v All persons employed in the Secret Service will
report Immediately by letter to the Provost Marsha
General
by command of Lieut. Gen Lee.
JulJ62wd +, ELLIS, IN, A.AG
G-. Selma Dispatch, Mississippan, Mobile Register
and Advertiser, and Montgomery Mail will copy
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.eEy- The Louisville journal OF the 20lii
contains long aocs,unt OF the rebel OPP
erations ID, thai State under Col. Jessie.
.He,captured Bardstuyn on the 18th ult.,
and paraded the garrison. Flenext tore
UP the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
and ct last accounts was moving ON Itch
F.ield. Another forca was announced in
The vicinity Of Eliz ,hethtown, and st;ll
another neay Glendale. The journal
thinks there will be lively times in Ken
lucky for Boue tine.
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Every Man ON GUAaD.r The proclama-
tea of Gov Clark, c llling out every man
able to bear arms TOT defend the State
from the columns Of Yankees moving
aleng or hor&er, g4ill BE- found ins our
Issue Of this.raoSRing.l AS 9 cetomporary
reraayAs, To be&t The enemy Is now our
absorbing business the business Of the
government, tho business Of our Gener-
ais, the busiaess Ct ev cry soldier, and the
business OF every citizen. Every man
should be ready .&pd eager TO give his
help in eVety practice bic way and this
is tie day end the hour when there
should be universal and concurring en-
deascr. Letthe response be prompt and
uReninleds.
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SrKAas waIPrED.-rke raider has been
Fsided and the destroyer destroyed. :.
Spears, Who'll has been sTocping through
Virginia, agt&hng hen-rcosts, Piypens,
COW pastures, and horse lots, and fright.
ening railroad mca and unoaending wo-
,neR. is 40 longer ia the saddle. Wade
Hampton has conquered him, and the
shooting star that has been electrilying
the North for some weeks past, lies upon
The ground mass Of jelly. The particg
lars will be foond in cur Telegraph column
This morning.
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TIE MARKETs.- markets were new
.er better supplied with all the fruits and
vegetables OF the season; but somehow
siege prices are kept up, Notwithstanding
the abundance. This is probably due to
the fact chat bacon, four, and meal are
scarce, and an apprehension exists that
they may be scsrcer-a contingency de-
pendent entirely upon the success Of
Grants operations against Petersburg.
he should be driven.of from before that
southern gate Of itiblrnond, the prices OF
the necessaries bfa life will come down
with rush that will make SPECTATORS
ST; nj from under.
There is a moderate supply OF butchers
meat Of fair quality, but il is held at
prices that put ilbeyond the reach OF the
poor, who are tho great mass Of the peo.
pie.
The supply Of butter is abundant. I'll
II is held ~ fronf $40 to ST a pound.-l
1c,tz1noaa Wig.
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'My Plan"
Correspondence N. Y,world.I


WASHINGTON, June T.
A gentleman, friendly to the admins.
tration, loyal, sc, who has had an inter
view with Mr.. Lincoln for the purpose Of
congratulating him on the recent success
Of our invincible army, gives the follow
ing account OF his conversation with our
digniiied chief magistrate.
I'VE are getting on bully" said the
President. 81 have been doubtful until
now, but now We need expect good news
only. was. determined TO take Rich
mon6 in mysown way, or lose Il altogeth-
er, and Grant was The first fellow have
found who said sthecidedly he would do il
my way. Other generals have said they
would try, or they would do their best
OF IL might be possible, under certain
10 succeed; !" but Grant
yielded at once apd said, Give me men
and will go 10 Richmond by the over
land route and believe he means 10 do
in
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Sgelr Embellishments.
Court NIartiaI Sentences.
HEAD. QUARTERS DEPT,
Ad., Hiss, and East Louisiana,
~ I..lA lQGA

Ad., Hiss, ard East Louisiana,
Meridian, Miss, July S, 1864.
Before Department Military Court Convened
and held al Meridian, Miss, June %, 1864.
private FERDINAND sAETEz, Co. Z. 3rd Mississippi
4 Infantry regiment
Characterization 10 the enemy.
n Senteace-And the court two.thrds concurring do
sentence him, the said Ferdinand Santez, Co. E. Ord
Miss. Reg. Infantry, to be hanged by the neck until
dead atsuch time and place may be designated by
| the General commanding.
Befors General FORESTS Military Court, convened and
| held q IPneio, Miss, Jhnel7, 1864
Private RopT. PAYNE, Co. G, 9th Mississippi regi.
ment, Cavalry.
SeatenceTo be shot to death with muskeiry at such
time and place as the Lieut.. General commanding may
direct.
| Private JASPER LAMB, Co. G, Jth Mississippi regi-
| pent, cavalry.
| Ckdrgc-Desertion.
SeRteacero be shot to death with musketry at such
time and place as the Lieut.. General commanding may
Private A. J. THOMAS, 90. l. 9Th regiment Tenues.
see Cavalry
Ss~1eactTo be shot 20 death with musketry ut such
time and place the Lieut.. General commanding may
| direct
Private,E. L. wAfERIpeE, Co. L, 9Th regiment
| TcnnesRee Cavay.
Charge Dekertion,
SENTENCE be shot to death with musketrv at such
1
/ direct. .tt
Sergeant EsA SHARP, Co, F, Faulkner,s regiment,
Kentucky Cavalry.
| Charge eseTtion.
SeateaceTo be shot to death with muske,ry at such
time and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
| direct
Private T. W. BROWN, Co. C, 5lh Mississippi regl.
| ment Cavalry
Charee-Deserten.
.Seatcsco-Io be shot death with musketry at such
time and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
| direct
Private A, THOMAS, Co L. nh regiment, Ten
nessee Cavalry
Characterization
Seaisacs-To be shot death with musketry at such
time and place as tho Lieut. General commanding may
| direct
Private MONROE YATES, FaulkAers regiment, Ken.
| lucky cavalry.
l. Charge Desertion.
time and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
direct.
Private j. NJ. srAuLLs Co H. 10Th Tennessee
| regiment Cavalry.
Capitalization.
Seattace1o be shot to death with musletry at such
time and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
direct.
Private J. NJ SMITH, Co l, 9TH regiment, Tennessee
Cavalry
Charge-Desertion
SentcRoeIo be shot to death with musketry at such
time and place as the Lieut. General commanding may
direct.
Official LEWIS II. KENNERLY,
July Gd3t Capt g. A. A. A. GenI.
T8p4 Mobile Evening News, Selma Reporter and
Mssistippian copy, and send Dill TO this'oilce
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FlearsN waezE 2s.FER. We lcaihtroSSs
Che AsetKphis a1lletia Of the aslA dt.,
thatet daylight on Che ,rGofning Of the
22nd, q -ietachaaeat Of MsrGsaddse's
.coanrnao&, numhemng SIX hundred, ~
tucked sorty Eaenabcrs 81 an Iowa regi-
meat, stationed VI the mouth OF White
river, and after & severe battle we're rr-
pulsed, With loss OF twenty killed and
wauaded Narsnt duke is said 10 DC
grneaiag on LittAe Rock.
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TIE Nsws FRok GEoRGfA.-OUu tele.
grams this morning announce that Gen.
.5ohnsten has again fallen back. in order
to counterfeit 8 raovenbnt OF the enemy.
An anxious public who have watched the
marching and CONTEMPLATING Of Sher-
man since he LETT Dalton, aud INDUCED
AR the hope that the nabure Of the coun-
try would not &dmitef any more Of these
taassl, movements, VIII be little surpris-
ed at reading Of another that renders the
abaR6enmeat Of Kennesaw Mountain
necessary. This movement, however,
should not excite any alarm, We be
Leveit makes us Gtsonger and will hasten
on tae gradual and aarely approaching
crisis We are now close TO Atlanta
peshapS in the works cecently thrown up
by the Impressed uegcoes, which does
pUomise ulU2h concession for us or much
more progress for Sherman. The cam
paigE Tor the capture Of a llanta will
close ia fow weeks, BE patient, cheer
fnl, hopeful Johnston has terrible
cork before him Ind he cannot be. rash
or headlong. He is moving slowly but
surely. The haIftiinding flash which
precedes deafening th'lnder can clearly
be seen. News joyfal and glorious viii
soon fe heard, for lohns,on is prepsring
and gathering his strength as silently as
the Hghtnings in the cloud. Sherman
has had il pretty we'll his own way for
some time, bst things will soon be re
gersed
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Dept. lid, Mss. d, 4. Ia.
Meridian, Miss, June 2Dth 1864 !
GENERAL ORDERS No. SO.

J. All Commandments Of Pests
IN this Department, w report at once in writing
These Headquarters, their rank regiment and BY whose
order assigned-eneosing copy Of The order Of an
signIneAt
ii. All men in this Department detailed SUR
geon's Certificate, WILL unless detailed within the last
thirty days, be ones before Medical Examining
Boards for renewal Of their cetifcateb and the
will be done Mt tho end Of every forty days ahore
found fit for duty in the field will he forwarded
once to their commands thoge eti disabled viii con
tnne on duty with the officers with whom they n
present serving, without further orders
III The escape Of prisoners having become ofrou
mon occurrence, officers in charge Of Guard Houses
from which any prisoner in fulare may escape VIII be
irresponsible, unless they bring the parties respon
sble for such to account Upon the escapo Of any
prisoner special report Will be made TO these head
quarters, giving the circumstances of the casr accom-
panied by charges against the responsible party
By command Of Lieut., Gen Lee
p FILLS Jr., A. A, a.
TT Selma Dispatch, Missaippian, Mobile Rrgsrtl
and Advertiser Montgomery Mail and Advertiser
will copy. june 3Odaw.
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GayGez- Tom vsgasr, the newly APP
poiated Psovost Marshe Geaer1 Coz tsts
Depsrtneut, mas eotered apoa the duties
Of tia office here. caRt- bullock is hia
assistant
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SOUTHEEN RAIL ROAD Or o.
W,rii-al MaF lsaf
EF1HE Mail Train are now running l.i0t e. 10 Jas
4 son a. foliow4G
Leave Meridian daily al z, A y
jackson -" " y, a. 70.
Arrives at Meridian dsily at GO 7 81.
" jackson .. ~
g.s4rv frfrt1 unfCu "a
press freight viii b. taken BY the Mail Train.
e. a. READING.
MAY % daft Snperiniendnni.
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Tribute Of Respeot.

Alta regular communication of Longstreet Lodge
No. - of Il. & A. Masons, held at Rashings Store,
Iauderlalo county, Mississippi, the 2nd July, A.
L. 556i, the following preamble and resolutions
adopted;
Whereas, we have heard with deep regret the death
Of cur beloved brother and Treasurer of this Lodge
Il. r. IL. MILES, of Comyan l. 9th Mississippi regi
men who fell in defense Of bis country Therefore,
be 1t
Resolved, That in the death of brother Miles, the
Masonic Fraternity has lost q worthy member, this
Lodge an efficient officer. the NJ E.. Church an
exemplary christian, the community good citizen,
his wife devoted companion.
Resolved, That tender his bereayed wife, his
aged father and relations, our sincere coincidence,
Resolved, That the members of this Lodge wear
the usual badge Of mourning ,r sixty days.
Resolved That copy of the resolutions be spread
upon the minutes, his wife be furnished with copy
and copy transmitted to the Eastern Clarion for
publication.
II. L. WILLIAMSON,
J. q. KNOX
l.. NJ HORTON,
q. s. MASON,
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IA Six Of Slorgan's Surgeons captur-
ed by the enemy in Kentucky. leh Lou
isville on the 18th for Fortress Monroe. to
be sent South under flag Of truce The
arrival Of two hundred and seven Of Nor
ssu's r1sn l. sn1e9ncsd rs ne IsInL
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SunimerVille Institute.
EXTRA SU.H.MEEs SEHSED.E.

ON the first Monday Of Angus, next will oI-5 .
" select class, to teach mysClf from ulf day NJ.
opening to tho sccuni Monday Of Dctcaber following
am induced 20 this accoEnt Of tho hnU iuio sll1
ted to boys for SCHOOL PURPOSES and hr abundance
vegetables, butter &C al that season. The summci
Is our hoathcst season Ia the mountain.
Twill take twenty good boys WHO Nill'dtlV~r o..
100 lbs Of bagon at my house, or 10 .r T. J Duniaf
Station Agent al SRiqualak, aud Two hundred su
fifty dollars in money al To BE- paid tic lit onlsy
OF August.
Address carly, q. Gholson, Mis-.
May Il, lsJh Ilio5 5 GAfHHltHI'
l-sS- ConvoyaBces will 10 a. ShaquallS oil ~ tprdsy
before tho - Aanlay mes iIlu
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EeH gEaitl.7-The uasae Of NJ Grlfhn
gviE he fSsnd announced for the Office 81
&heriG Of NewtSa eOacty, in rSur oolutiaHs
this GsaO@seg.
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A BOx Of Sperm Candles, weighing about thifty ave
~ pounds, sine Supposed 10 have been isken
from ie cars ~ uisiak. between Demopolis and aio
ridisn or eridian and CrawfofdVnie, 9bug tue liih
OF i5ih 10 liant.
a liberal inward viii Be paid io Information eommH
nicaiel e 81 ssss y -hi-l'es tcE nv b. feroV
I'D zs = iA
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ssr- Anong che pCeoU ecs dsY'tsred 'ey
C;ee- &sEter ct stauHton, isMofor FAu'k,
ner, son OF ex. Min;ster F@aiknes, and
"a ,aeaoIne1 o. General lEwntew-
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OFFIcE CHIEr QUARwERyAsTrp
'sCIrcular."
DENT. An. Miss.. q b. La

Dept. Ala, Mss, Dc -. La.
Meridian, Miss, June Goth, 1864
The attention Of Commandments Of Posts Is called
to Paragraphs ii and ILL., General Orders No % dated
A. 4 l. c. o., Richmond Va, March 18th. 1864, revok
ing Paragraphs l6f aud 40 General Regulation,
Paragraph Ill. General Orders No 49, Is not so CON
srued at these Headquarters. as to debar the COM
manders Of posts the authority to grant 10 "enlsed
mon" as heretofore. seven days leave Of absence
By command OF Lieut Gen. Lee
- ELLIs, ,TRs, A. AsC3 "a
Ep Selma Dispatch, Miaeissippi.ts Mshih' Arsstet
and Advertiser, Montgomery Mail and Advertiser will
copy. juue3o div
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Alabama s. mississippi Rivers
Railroad.

1LlIAdlNs'FI1 UT pVIILIIV III. :,
an and after Sunday ApriI j Ir',+, as-t. T4,l4 Ill
leave broad street Depot at 7;i0 4 NJ. daily, and
arrive al namopolis 1880, a. NJ, aud at Mcclellan
at 5J0P NJ leave Meridian at q, A. NJ aud arrive at
Selma AIS Newberne and Marion Accommodation
Train will arrive Selma at 9fDA NJ, daily, and leavo
at 3, NJ, connecting with Passenger Trains Of the
alabama a. Tennessee Rivers Railroad. Freight
trains will leave Selma daily Sundays exeeptcdl NJ
Oils A M and arrive al Selma at 1870 a NJ.
NJ J.. PRlTClIARD
june 9-dtf. chi Engin'r and GEM sap
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SIhO REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the Government Shops at De
II mopoiis. Ala, on the 10th inst, negro man.
Sam. lie . ycars old. slow spoken, full face very
black sgsiPhs.s abosit 10 pounds aud Is about
inches high He L. supposed 10 be trying &C. make hh
way 70 Brookhayssn Miss, with forged pass. The
above reward will be paid for bis delivery in DcmoPo.
liz, or In any jail where wetan get bun.
ROBERT5ON BROTHERS.
iuues3dlm Demopois. Ala
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Enemy at Jackson.
Rcpricd $500 Strong.
Private Property Respected.
Fighting Near Canton. ,


t'F0Ft'1 70 VIC DtIJ OI0IIVU'T
BRANDON, July ga scout just from the river oppc
site jackson reports that tho Yankees occupied Jack
son at twelve O'Clock. The scout estimate their force
at $500
The faukcas say they are aiE thousand strons,t
Judge Yerses Dr. Knapp and W. II. Allen, met
thea with AaS of iruer aue, tlen Slocumb com.
mandng, promised to respect private property, and
aadhe came % destroy the bridge aud railroad and go
back TO Vesabpfg.
Heavy driPs was beard this evening between Canton
and jackson
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-06

f-9TS we are authorized 10 Rnnoltce BENZ TING.
PEN, as candidate for reelection to the Office of
Probate judge ofJasppr rounty, at the ensuing cleo
ton on the LIST Monday in October next.