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0tEoe Chief Commissary for Mississippi, D
Meridian, Miss., Sept. "a, '94.
I. lam nforned that ths Hoard Of EolIcO IN tho b
ersi counties Of this ssate hare appointed Pivo c.
! masisuers in eseh eopaiy to Pnrshsso sHpplss ia
disr's families nom dosaiea and cSea.p' setS4
and others. Provided they would e0nhne tie
to purchasing from the eIsur; ana del lied SCI,
ists whenever prsctiephle to do so, auS obiEats
gelvss to appropriate the SAD purchases EXCLUSIVE
tie use Of soldiers fSullioe this would be deeLasd
best mode of securing to She parties for WHOM
intended the benefit Of the leg 'sls.ion u CoAgre
II. II any exempt or dstslled agrioultuI
Specializing in any aIiil 9 Of array subsis
be promptly reported 70 tbio oaiee a
nearest District Enrolling olicsr, hat
snptIOn may be revoked Th4st dets
upoH the express condition thsh ID.
self exclusively to the prodUetitt
ard faAiss of soldiers and thoy
contract
They have uo right 10 barter their
It wAiehia not necessary for the suppc
ies, must be sold to the Government or
il,-s, at prices not exceeding those fixed az
fer Ike articles, by the State Conmi, aionersC
other disposition Of any part of IT, is VIC alton of
bond udA revocation Of their exemption or detail
Ill. II any man liable to military service and VITO
has been detailed or exempted from such serylee for
ny purpose whatever Is found engaged in spseuls.
ion In articles Of army subsisenee or engaged in AZ
,ler buslness prs Judicial the interests or tie Gov
rHnent 1t Is your duty Of its officers to reboIt
i'm, W. II. DANERoN,
sesast MAJOR aad Chef c. s. for Mississippi
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Rey- Gen. Marmaduke, who uses the
Yankees SO roughly on the Mississippi
and Arkansas rivers, is native Of Sabine
county, Missouri, and q son of exGov.
Marmsduke. He isa graduate Of West
Point, and at the commencement Of the
war was Lieutenantin the regular army.
He was elected Colonel of the first regi-
ment raised at Jefferson City tnresist Gen.
Lyons contemplated attack on the CAP
tol. At the battle Of Corinth he gal
lantly distinguished himself while com
manding a brigade. Gen. Marmaduke
has been in battles and engagements
almost without number, through all Of
which he has escaped, Notwithstanding
he always places himself in the very
thickest Of the fight, often compelling
his staff to remain behind him. Of his
courage il is hazarding nothing to say
that 1t is impossible for man to be naore
brave to one uhacquainted with him, it
seems like reckless desperation. When
he took command Of the cavalry he had
to contend with the greatest prejudices,
but now there is not a more popular COM
mander in the Confsderacy. # it be
true as reported, that some Of the i'm
portant Towns Of Arkansas have again
fallen into our hands, Marmadnke willabs
able to move to new field.
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1vBRT0N HARRIS.
RUNAWAY

RUNAWAY
LNROM the Mississippi State Salt Works la Wash.
I ngten soanty, Ala, between tho 18th and 18th
INST, taC-fohowing nantd negroes;
Jysh and Henry, belonging . Or. FISHER Carroll
Co., Mr..
Gibb, belonging to the estate Of s. B. Crane, Bun
flower Co, Miss
Ed. Dawsy, Cyrus and Jake belonging to W. b.
Prince, Carroll Co., Miss
Ike, wilks, Bob, Luupkin, William. Mack. Albert,
Jack and Jasper belonging to J. IL. Robinson Carroll
Co, Miss.
Any afsrsnstien respecting them will ke thankfully
received. 2. A. PHILIPS,
General Salt Agent State of Mississippi
State Line Depot, Ang 3, 'si--osk ESY.
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A CoMET CONF. = A correspondent OF
the Charleston Courier has discovered
what he supposes to be comes He OBJ
served it at about o'clock p. m, in the
east, sons thirty-tive degrees above the
horizon. He desires that observers look
for it, and see if he be right in his conclu-
sions as 10 its character.
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aa-The telegraph brings some encour-

Berthe telegraph brings some encouF-
aging intelligence from Wheeler. "
seems to be in the vicinity Of Nashville SIC
doing good work. We sincerely trust
he will be eminently successful in this I'M
dartaking. The reputation Of Wheeler
has been on the decline for some time,
and it will take a boA1 and successful
stroke to get him right with the people.
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HEAD QUARTERS, CoNscRIrrIoN,
Enterprise. Miss, Sept. 6, 1864.
......a.a -. onrnna -. ~.

/ GHNEkAt< ONAAAaAeesf 4
| No a.
/ II By an act Of the Legislature Of this State, en-
ttss kh i toaia in Etrengthenins the Army ~ die
Cosfedorats stAtas9 And approved Iasrsry 3, 1868,
il made the dply Of NE civil oacss u every sounty,
to quirs Copssrpss torspur for Military service to
tie proper QitieeE and to ansst sysry
srassler dsserler, or ether absentee without leave
from the Confederate Army who may at any time be
found remaining in, or passing through the county
H. In pursuance of said act, Enrelling Officers
will immediately upon the receipt Of this order and
hereafter. when occasion nay render it nseeAsArys
make f eopls and certified list Of ali Conscrpts,
sraEgler asd deasrseFs en ss army thelr respect
i've counties, furnisbipE the Sheriff or bis Deputy,
Clerks othe Circuit Ans Preba.e ccHrts the Probate
Judge Members Of the Board Of Police Justices efths
Peace aud csnstGblas, with copy Of the sRns, and
dsnAndss the arrest by ihem, Of All such psrsohi |
original Hst With the cato Of It's service and domsnd
upon essl sivl officer. Godfyisg them At iee same
tire, the purpose ssr which !. Is done.
III. in ease Of fausts On 10 PAD Of aHy .: the |
fsrefoAx sfyilsGHesfs arrest, make an eifSfi
% do 60 de RrroIllng Ofscsrs win present the fiets
. the ofeait Judge. DissTist Attorney and Grand
Tuy, At tie sext ClreuIi Court hereafter -
w Earoling ofsers WI report prempiIy to tkslr
tIieff ssasa in every case
BY Ords off C, Denis, MAJ. csA'cl fer Miss.
e. - RIB. sChuSHN.
sept1dir Lieut. 4 A.skgA, G.
HE Astne Advertiser 4 RegisisF, Brandon r spnb-
Kan, eaniea Citizen Rebel Picket, areaada. HolEaes-
NJ indspsadeni and Airsl.sppiAn sxts, at Jssksoa
III publish enc week a
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FIR ON MOBIL r.

MOBILE, September s--Thers are four blochadera
in sight.
All Is quiet. EEt
Gov Watts and Con, Taylor are here's
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4 SMAEL BLACK BEAhkLHD LEATHER
1 "A gATClfBL, supposed from eenteats, "a belsns io
Capt. john W, 1srplays Owner can obtain inforna.
ton o. ~ hefsaesEts w apPlyingt 70 this efss and
paying FOR thit advertisement y septpi1w
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About dozen thrifty farmers of Santa
Clara county, California, have been arrest
ed on the charge of being cor fedorates of
rebel highwaymen who have been bob
bing stages and expresses in Sierra Ne.
Vsda
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NnI,Ia,E


0fF1cE Chill g u. FOR stss,
Enterprise, August lst, teCi. !
LII eisiEs on par; q erun1cnt qicsrs for less
a OF lzHaEe 70 FG5ic supplies sssEst Tie New
ORLEANS aud Jackson. Ai'tisEipP Cestral, Southern
aud lsssissl ana Te3HssBee Railroads. viii be for.
Eardsd 10 this Oi1oe for adjustment.
L. MINIS,
a.goi30 Mai &lChiefo n. A. uiss
Sississippian copy.
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FORTHCOMING MANIFESTO or THE Mlssou.;

FORTHCOMING MANIFKsroo or THR MISSOURI
sRNAroRs.--It 's.understood in political
circles that Ser ator Brown and Hendsr-
son Of Missouri, are preparing manifesto,
similar in spirit to that Of Messrs. Wade
and Davis, REL iewing the policy Of Mr..
Lincoln's administration, and strongly
antagonistic to his reelection.
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To TRAHELLRRs-

Mrs. n. &. TLUSsEf, jackson Miss, sontlnuss
AtA Der house Of entertainment on Ton Bieby street.
&c "hieA tAs attention Of the travelling Pahlie Il re-
sPsetful.y lryiIed Ter are comfortably fur
skedt tra fare eepal 70 he best tbs tines Ederd
ApCataeCs
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T.Igt OF T1eserttons

II 4 u. 3Hl lli
List OF DeSertfOmm
In the TN Tennessee Cavalry from Apri
lst, 1864, e Sept. lst, 1864.
| Frivates.
\ Drivs5 I, company =. liptsn couaty. Tennesset
Macln, See Z, h n,I 60; Tina
Timms, y y, % NJ Iipton Co. Tenn
/ kinaie, WIN, g - Y, hiSkman g, NY
| MArksy " GO Y, nheiny 60 Tenn
AndaFscn II Q 90 ~ Aayweod GO, Tenn
Almond, y, 90 y haywoa M 60, Ienn -.
| dassftlsn
nperscn, ~ % aiosan e.. Ienn, tnira desertion
EHtus, " CO y, nAyNood coi Asmn #
Frink M y. 60 y, haywooaco, = nn
HAwkins,J ~ o. Y, Haywoo . 81 ienn
Lueus, Isase, g ~ li.ywooase, lena
OLDHAM, X n, 60 ~ 1iaywoou %. Ienn A
Tnaferro. y 2. CO Y, Madison CO. Tsnn
Yann Joseph, co D, Lauderdale 60, Tom
| Raber Jas, co N, Hardcns1co, Tena, 4th desertion
Raker George 90 ~, HArdsaaah %. Tenn, 4th desor'
tion
Baker 4, 60 y, Hsrdenan e. T %a,n
BsassnR w @ 4. IIardsmaI g, Tenn
cAsshcir Jao,eo " IHrdsiaaa 60, Tenn, seooed Do.
4s lBcrilon NW-%u
cAsinlsrs J u, 90 p, Tsrdsmsn 90, Tenn
Erwin Jaa, 60 y, Haraomaa 90, Tenn
ElkIns Jas, = =, HaEaealan g. Tenn 49,
Fooian. John, 20 u, Haraiman CO. Tenn, second DO
ssrtioa M
Hnndley j 4, % D, Hardinan co. Team, second do.
sertion
Phlihps, NJ co " HAdiman co, Tenn
-MeKinEe, "A J,coE Htrdinnh GO, Tenn 2nd desertion
Meauira, Robert co y. Hartman 60, Tenn
Ptpkin, p .coE liardiman 90, Team
LaHgstcr deorge, 60 ~ Marliinan csuntyb IenhS eur
ms enlargement on Ism o. July
Sparloek " Y, GO n, taralman co. lem
Tisdaio ", 60 W hareiman Co. Tenn, second de'
lhompson n, 90 n Hardiman co Tenn
, Mssp MeD, % 2, Hafdimaa 60; Tenn
WEBB <, GO E.Haraimaa co, Tenn. seeona dassrfion
len 4, 20 4, haywood co, Tenn, IN lace q enemy
Brheiey y, 60 e HAYWOOD 90 rem, second uefortion
nfidger y GO haywood 20, Tenn, second deserlion
G casey Z y 60 4, H4yweodeo, Tenn
Chitleut K, 60 Y, Haywood co, Tenn
Ffoens y, co r, haywood GO, Tenn, second deser'
ton
Hsmard y 60 F,Faton 81 ~
Hutchns a II, 60 4, Aadson GO, Nean
Lewis 2, co =, nAyWooneo, lena
Lock y, g +, Msaison CO. Tenn
oiedin y, GO haywood %, lena second desertien
Mitchell " r. 60 X Msmson CO. tsnA' second descr-
ton
McKiAnoa a, coz haywoodco Tenn, second de-
: seruon ,,Y. -.
fermeaes y GO Y, haywosd 60 Tenn second de'
wn r. Haywood g. Tenn second de-
Terrell VIM, 90 II Haywood 60, Tenn second desor
ton
Wiiama W 81 90 +, Haywood 90, Team, seeoHd de-
,,,,,, soIIior n =
y l.i ,.m 9 X ~ ny ny mooa I -, rsnn
tien ,'AAs y ~ ~ ioan, '0soAa ue'si'
Cook 2 Y, 60 G, Henry co, Tenn
DsI.oa Z " g ~ Z, a caldoway 60, ~
arosan r j, GO d, Galloway co. Ky
Hicks a 60 9. Galloway 60, Ky
Kei.o 0e &, % q f Henry very CO. T sD rem
stubblchcld " p, co g, Galloway GO, Ky
otuoDleneld " Y, 90 VI galloway co, NY
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NOTICE.

An prepared ts furnish free Of charge 10 the fel.
4 tiTss of dseessed lfssippi soiderz the tressrked
haHi en- Which 70 p9srs tser claims for arrsarages
Of psy due. Ceers edumaneinF Aiirais.iptd cornpa-
nias will also b fHyEisted apptasicn with Final
stetmsni Blanka They viii please state The nunber
Address, MAJOR J. I. POWER,
Surt tray Rseards
Augs7AeUI6 Jseksan, Miss.
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ADJr & lNSPR GEN $ oFTICII
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. N, 1864.
GRNRRAL ORDERS,
No GO

/ ho'oh
l. ihe Bureau Of Conscription will cause to BE-
Wered from the proper cthcorg Of tho Bureau to til
ohei Comnissary In every State, report containing
inc names ofa the Peraons in the State, with Id
piaees OF their residence, who have obtained exsm
lions or details MS agriculturasts, owners, oyersees
managers farmers, planters otherwise AZ produco4
OF grain or provisions under tho 4sh paragraph Of
ION section OF tho Military Act Of tho l7th Febrnat
| 1861, published in General Orders No. &c, {curr4
ssries) together with statement of terms Of the n
tract tho suretes TO the same, snd with all other
tineht facts relatins. to tho said exemption do
The officers Of the Subsistence Department, uadsr
| =, -, -,
"''' - e"1A .'A'' '4e '"''' s0' wa. 'i' eo"' Fl
:. -. "'' s~'",P' - ~s'Ni'e as -
."'..t.'"1 W pA' "-a " s.' gu
. 80, ~
- ~ 10y " "'Ao, ,'1 ~ NV ">,
MI 80 'N'"'' 80
",.'>., $40 90 $40 -, -, '-''' - ''' @ 80,
as...s 'fNNoN - -,
'~''s ~ w ''Au' on po""'i Vi 'no "'ro
80, - aa.o o"1'''''"eo N'p"'''"ot'' ''ins ne'e
- w. ""'"''J ~ .ep'o"eh' 'n' Wv"
" Wy 'n'o' e'"'A' " no Sia'A'' 'uuo' '"e 'on
N' NN 'i"' w ~ i.''f''se sP'"
oAS"p'e ''u uo''"eu ms" ~ 's''i''' 'nsFein'
~ oiuS. mat tno ies'i@''ou GU 'no ss.gect Vi
e
= ~ s's''' "'u t.' i"l'i'ies VI so'AietS ~ "
~ 49, 10y A"'' '''"''oH' 'ue o'lnu"sH'ios - ~ y
~ D'-'r' '.'' w ,"''"esou " NUM- snoH pa
- L So e M ' s
n. ri, -. $3.50 f'"po''Fo
$500 ~ 'A' M " ~ W sae ienaanee' - -
III. III N'''''''9 W "0'"'i " w. -
's
Il. 49,. .' 49, ~ p rI W '"e P'D"
~, $500 " 49, w oappy
IN ~ ~, -
70 .h,. ~. ~, ~
rn,,.. -, = III. 4
,,a,,taa. Az, ss, ~. s
ID I=|7 a. ~
ransrd to do So
lN. Inc 1amlles OF soiuiors a.
act, are the families composed q shc
children OF any person who oeiohs'
widow or WIDOW ana ch''aFeh q Any
while In the service Inc mo'her anu 'is6s
der or soldiers IN the army ana VINO fos'aSa 5.'
as members Id the same fanny OF were eepcA"'
his labor for support the parents anu a's.efs
person belonging 10 'he army VINO re'iuoe an y"
FAMILY win them anu VINO aet''ea IRON. 'n'n' 'uf
v. Officers authorized to purchase 'necl
for their families under this act.
vi pyorv .x.m,t and ao,.;l.d man upaer thk
W. HVory exempt III" uota'i'u man ohne' 'nN
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FOR SALE,

EOK SA Gs
MY Ntallion sir SOLOMON. He is lne stock,
wi Ian size, perfectly sonnd AID sure foalsettef.
have hs pedigree and wiz show it to any wish
Ing to purchase. Also, IeHer with the horse, his
grooM, Eimcn. Address me at Bluff Port, 6umter
county Ala, for terms ~. THOS. w. BINS. 4
HRAD q RS, Drp'T ALA, Miss. u y. La, 4
Meridian, Miss, Aug. %. 1864. s.
GENERAL ORDERS,
10 liz
Pursuant to ordersfrom the War Department, dated
Richmond VAT Aagust 18th, 1864, assume command
of the Department Of Alabama. Mississippi and
East Louisiana"
The Headquarters Of the Department will, for the
present remain at Meridian Kiss. No change win be
made in the Departmental stan until farther orders
n. TAYLOR, Lieutenant Genl
ofscisis VIZ. BULLOCK, IT..
Sept 6dst A. A. g.
Daily pspersin The Department WIN copy six times
and ssndbnls to Clarion Office 4ga
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~ ~ TIE ID .

OfAtCA OAfoS " M [
Meridian, Miss., August IL, 1884.
1fWENTY MICRO BLA OKBMITHSt to make
4 Horse hh0es and Nails At this post. Beventy-hve
dollars per mouth and raiioss y Ne paid. Clothing
Furnished 1t uovsrnment priesh. -
s. r. PENNINGTON,
augl9-N Capt. Depot O. II
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UIKOU LAR.
:, L, Al y. r..an...-. -. -. = =

q. NJ. GENL's DEf"T STATE OF MISS,
MACON, Miss, August 81, 1861. :
- state roops have been reported I, Major General
Marry ard by him recsis ed into tho Confederate
strvico, and Will be furnished by Confederate auhort
tiel with Subsistence ard Quatermasters stores and
Transportation in accordance with tho following cir.
cglSr
HRAD GRs. NEP'r ALA. MISS. & Fl. La,
~, MsAIDiAN, Mas, AaE. &c, Bi. :
Whenever State Troops have reached any OF the de-
HiEnatad points OF reidazvou5 Or any organizations
'hercoi arc reported to those Eesdqu ter, by the COY
ornor OF Aiabhins or Misssipp said troops arc con.
aidcred to be in the Confederate service and WI bo
supp lied by Issuing officers upon proper Reqni
BY command Of
MAJ. GENERAL Al
w r. BULLOCK, Lr., A. A. @.
Stats Qnsrtermastsrs arc hereby orders
rate with Confederate authorities In OBJ
cossary snppeG and Issuing tho sarie
the order Of the Colonel CoInrnan ding, a.
stores only as Coptedrgte officers may 30 ap5
furnish. A. NJ WIS
ser4 LOT Quartermaster Gen. State of n
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Meridian, Lauderdale County, freEn 18th
to gath Beptember,
PauIdinE, Jasper County, from &6th
SeEtom Der to 1et October,


Fer the purpose Of receiving and taking proof IN
lation to all claims il said counties for Forage Pro-
visions, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs. Horses, Mules, Teams
and Wagons, heretofore furnished for tho amy by The
ewner or heretofore taken Informally Impressed for
the use Of the army aud not yet paid for.
The claimants will be required, In all eases to pro-
duee witnesses to prove their Respective claims Their
attention is especially directed TO the following extract
from General Orders No. 81, Aajutant and L. spector
Generals 0fdc0, June 18TH 1864;
Ill Every claim under this act ,hall be presented
in writing 70 the for the district IN which the
caipsut resides supported by his oath the JUS
tice o. the sans, Hsa ky he atida7it os
Witnesses and The eidlhaut shall also stats by
hia property was impreAsed or taken, tud at what
tims, END for what purpose, and at what price, and
'hai pySdqce anY written evidence Ia bis possession
-elaiiye 10 the same provided, IL tbs claimant be
lead, or be prevented from any FROM appearing
before the sgent, proof shall BE- submitted to the
act aud tha occasion therefor and ether proof Of the
lain may he taken The exEet value Of tha properly
nust be proved, and speculative contingent dEts
ges or values are 70 be assessed.
8. EVANS,
ooHpIssioner's lh oOns1 DIstrioi, Stats Of Aiss.
sep3 II =
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DIR G u L. A Il 1.

Adgt s. JusG't General
oa''Ial' Ii, L. CLAY, A A, 'atnefal
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NoTICE no DlSTILLERs.

NOR sALE-Thrse Heavy Copper stills new ans
= compinte, Capacity Tive hold 40 gallon seaeh /;
as other n Ealioas. }iall soop; Ad9fess 3. & ".
HIllsboro, Miss W. r. Cain Meridian, Hiss a2l H.
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Wehave received the subjoined. note
and feel disposed to send the Clarion"
at once. and apologize for the unheard Of
act as set FORTH
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Felssraphle Reports q tic Press Association

Entered according to act of Congress IN tho year 1865
byJ. r.. THRAsHgR. Ia the Clerksofice Of the Dis
tiot Court ofthe Oonfsderate Staten for the North
srn District ofG0orgia. MSM M
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MISS, Sept. End, 1864.
Publishers Clarioa:

GENTLEMEN My Daily Clarion has
ceased to ring its silvery notes around
my cabbin door, and presume the cause
to be non payment of dues. What, sirs,
stop the paper Of a iNiitidf Captain and .
member of the Legislaturef No sirs,
such conduct on your part is not to be
tolerated. What sirs, stop my Clarion !?
No stree You may stop my rations Of
beef and corn meal, you may stop my
promotion in Gov. Clark s army ofsxterans,
and even my part Of Col. Strong's ncw
issue, but not my Clarion. No, sirs; the
honor Of the Legislature and Military De-
partment Of she Government must be
preserved, though publishers cease to ex-
lst and printers starve. Old Pontotoc
county still claims to be heard in the an
nals-of history, after sending TO the field
thirty-eight companies, she has now six
already organized under the
sall Of Gov. Clark. A truce to CANNON.
send me your paper and let me know how
much owe you, end ! will send theimo-
icy due you, and also for an advance pay.
nent, Yours truly.
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NOTHCE no CLAISTANTS.

A Ii. PERSONS bAyipg claims against tbs confed
"a crate Stafds for PROPERTY taken orinfbfinaiy ina
pressed for the Of the army are notified thatI will
be AZ
Enterprtse, Clark County, from list to
10th SeDtembsFy
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Col. w. II, TArInp. A. A.G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-07
The Draft-Murder in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Leander H. Dease,
of Strouds cavalry, Of Philadelphia, was
killed yesterday in Price township, Monroe
county, while acting as one Of the provost
guard during the serving of notices on drafted
men. Two men hove been arrested on suspi-
cion of the murder.
A squad of men, the deceased being one of
the m, had gene out as guard to the person
of that township, and, while riding along the
road, they were fired on from the bushes with
the res ult above stated.
Miller and a man named Leese were arrested
by the comrades Of the murdered man, were
brought to Stroudsburg last night, ana were to
ha We been removed to Philadelphia to. day
Deceased was a highly respectable young
man, and resided in Philadelphia
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FROM MISSOURI.
Safety Of Ewtns's tom m mand-Development
Of Prices Designs


ST LOUIS, Oct. 6.-Gen. Ewing and sc yeral
officers OF his command reached here last light.
having marched from Pilot Knob to De Soto
with an escort OF forty men, and thence came
to st. Louis by railroad.
The retreat from Pilot Knob was unmo les ted
till twenty miles from Harrison Station, where
the rebels attacked in force, but were driven
back by his aruilery. He erected breastworks,
planted cannon, and fought the enemy con-
stantly till Saturday afternoon, when Colonel
Beveridge, with six hundred Of the 18th IllI.
nois cavalry, arrived from Rolla, and the re bells
retired
Early on Sunday morning, the command
started for RoIia, which 1t reached the same
evening. with 700 men and all the artillery
The total loss in the command, in cluding the
siege and Pilot Knob skirmishIng, on the
retreat, and engagem mt at Harrison Station, is
about 30-a large proportion prisoners.
The latest accounts from Price placed him
six miles west of Union, on the Jefferson City
road. His force consisted of $1,000 fighting
men and about 5000 camp followers.
His movements indicate a design to take
Jefferson City, install Tom REYNOLDS as Gov
ernor, and hold the Sac for the Oonfederacy.
Mower has been heard from, but his where
abouts Is contraband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-07
TELEGRAPHlO NEWS,
FROM, the SOUTHWEST.

s.s-s FROM 1HE s0UTHWEST.
Desperate hg ht atAnateeus-Uuieut az A t,s...
VictsrIou>-fhe knemy in ferce-Da m
ase to katiread Gem nj manicattsns
HAsHvtLLE, Oct 6-Oa the 4tn tns, -. Is.~.
rebel force appeared on the Chattanooga raio
Toadrnear Ackwortn Station, aud destroysd
Shanty.
Two bridges across the Chattahoochee at Oar.
tersvlile ana Resaca are badly damaged by
heavy rains. -
rebel force was near Dalton on the %
instant, moving IN southeasterly direction,
and had train OF two hundred and nifty wag-
one.
A severe Eight occurred at Aliatoona yeeter-
Gay, bttwesn the garrison and q body Of rebel
infantry. The Federal loss was considerable
SshI Sorse ard Col Tonrlet were wounded.
ne rebel icss Is heavy, IL was so stated by
prisoners eaptureu The battle was expec,ed
70 ee rene " ed TO day.
ciVision Of the rebel force was seen NOV.
intent,on % u, d1o o an river, probably with the
AA'enioh Vi eros sin G TO this side.
RePulse Of the Epemv
CHATTANoosA, Oct. "a q o,u,ao, ....,
day morning the enemy a,tanSad aS Ssssoa
with artillery y and infantry. The no.i,,on S,as
occupied by portion Of General Sm,th,s
corps. sSn'.A
The fls ht coptiu ued at intervals ur,nr ~.
latter part of the day Every move of the ans ne
my was andsomely repulsed, with severe
loss TO he I'll els,
In the evening they hastily retreated toward
Dalton ard Dallas, leaving their dead and
four 10 Six buDdred wounded, in our posses.
sion.
Our less " as about 6GO killed, wounded, and
m sslpE. GeLe1ai Carse is reported wounded.
saw during the day.
This is the first fair day during ten All the
streams are oveIfiowing, washing aWay the
bridges at RlngRold, Resaca, and Chattahoo-
chee. The two nrst named will be rebuiIt 10.
day,