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Ii persons Lsying claims ngamst the Confederate
II States for property taken Informally imPresstd
for the use Of the hrmy notified that viii be at
Wayneaboro, Wayne county, from the l7h to the 2lrd
Of Oetos-r, 1854, fer tie purpose Of receiving and
tak ING pfOcf nfeatiou to all clsin in said county
for forage provision, cattle, sheep, hogs horses
mules, teams and gons heretofore furubed for the
use 81 The army by he owner heretofore taken or
informally Impressed Tor the use Of the army and not
yet paid for Claimants In all wiz be required 10
Rroduee " Illnesses 10 prove then Tcs2ec.
tive clalna and all claims should be preteBted In
writing imported By his oaih - ne utiness Of The
sano producing any written evdenre n his posses-
don ritlye 20 The sane Clamnnts referred % the
law fsr further informafion
=. ------- - EDWl l. BOWEN, c. q,
enpfqoif Gem. 7th1Cong Distriei, Misa
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration on the
4 4 estate of BENJAMIN WALKER, Jr.
decd, were granted 10 the undersigned
at the last July Term, A. D. 1864 thereof:
Now therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified
and requested to exhibit the same duly
authenticated and registered as the law
requires within the time limited by law
OF the same will be forever barred.
VIM. WALKER, Admr.
/. Sept. %. 18G4.-dGw
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$50 REWARD.

WILL be paid for the apprehension
w and delivery to me in the eastern
part Of Jasper county, Miss, my boy
MOSES, who ran away from me about the
10th inst. Said boy is about so years of
age, s feet s inches high, stopped shout
dered, dark copper color; or liberal re-
ward will be paid for lis confinement in
any Jail in the State where can get him.
B. THOMAS.
Paulding' Miss, Sept. &c, 1864.
?. s. Address me at Eucutta, Clark
Co., Miss. Oct ll--44-lm
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$500 Reward,

STOLEN from the undersigned on the
~ night of the Bird Sept, 1864, small
brown mare, 10 years old, has 2 or white
feet and some white in her forehead, with
scars on her shoulders
Also, on the night of the 18th Sept, in
Newton county, Miss, large yellow or
clay-banlz mare, about 7 years old, black
name and tail, about l6 hands high, in
moving carries her head low.
will rive $3.50 for any information of
either Of said mares, so that | can get
them. JOHN W. GULLY,
oct4 w4w DeKalb, Miss,
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AdmInisfraTOr,K NotIce.

IHe Nae t MISSISSIPPI, Nelot0a County
M HEREAS Letterssof Administration
w on the estate of EZEKIEL AR
RIRGTON, late Of said County, decd,
were granted to the Undersigned by the
Honorable the Probate Court of Newton
County, at the October Term thereof:
Now all persons having claims against
the estate of the deeedent, are hereby
required to exhibit the same, and have
them registered within the time limited
by law or the same will be barred.
MARINA ARLINGTON. Admr'x.
- EDWARD L. CHAPMAN, Admir-.
Oni OS IQGI 1G -.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale.

by virtue OF order Of the Probate Court Of Kera
- per county, Mis., M - at the September term,
1867 the undersigned administrators with the will
nexed Of Willis Sanders, deceased, will tic end
day Of Octebef ID, 1864, the premises soil 10 tn .
highest bidder for cash, lot Of old houses on the
county.
Also, Steam Mil aud al the fixtures thereunto DO.
longing Sale to take place within the hour, prescribed
BY law.
JOHN II JONES, and
.i W w LITTLE.
sfs-. Administrators
with the will auaexed Of Willis s. .5ers
Octobdr Q-ig6l--ot
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EguMayvay In ,yatI.

WTAS committed to the Jail of Jasper
w County, Miss, on the 10th inst, by
the Hon. i. Thigpen, Judge of Probate,
runaway who calls himself click, and
says that he belongs to Mr.. +. S. Lane
hGT., of Wilkinson County, Miss. Said
boy is about % or 23 years of age, feet
high, dark complexion, with the little toe
off of his right foot. He has scar on his
left hip caused by burn when small.
He has very small and peculiar ears; wills
weigh about 1875. lie says that he rama
way from PerIy's salt works in Alabama.
The owner of said slave is required to
como forward, prove property, pay charges
or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
L. B. LASSITER,
Sheriff and Jailor
Of Jasper CpiSStxs
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Sale of land.

DY virtue Of decree of the Probate Court Of Lau.
- derdale county shall proceed to sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, the 5th day OF November
1864 on the premises at the late residence OF VIM. N
Pesrce deceased In said county, the following tracts
Of land belonging to the estate, to-wit; The north
west quarter Of the south east quarter tho North
quarter Of the souihwcst quarter and the south east
quarter Of the north west quarter, Of section 80,
township Of range II cast for tho payment of debts.
Sopt28dtds A D. PIGFORD Admir-
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Hermes, the Richmond correspondent
of the Mercury, says: A painful affair
has occurred here. The daughter of one
Of cur wealthiest citizens has absconded
with an officer belonging to one of the
best families in Baltimore. The lady is a
widow and leaves aachild, q boy of two or
three years old. The officer deserts his
wife, a lovely woman. There is no clue
to their whereabouts.
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Observation-Disclosures EOtfCe,

w HEREAS, letters of Administration
w on the estate OH. 2. IRBY, de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned
at the last May Term Of the Probate court
of Lauderdale county, Mississippi.
All persons having claims against tho
estate of said deceased, are hereby Ie-
quired to exhibit the same within the
time limited and ss the law directs, or the
same will be barred, and those indebted
will make immediate payment.
SARAH A. IRBY,
Administrative Of said deceased.
Oct, lI-45-wtf
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HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /,
ADJ'T AND INSTRUCTOR GENERALS OFFICE, !
Macon, October "a, 1864. }
SPECIAL ORDERS, I
No, 2i0.

SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. 30
The General Court Martial, Of which usl. p. W.
Foote Ia President, recenty assembled at Macon has
BEEN adjourned to meet again at the same place on
Monday the 18th day Of November next for the trial
Of delinquents under the Proclamation of the Cover.
nor of August 18th, 1864 Those knowing themselves
to be liable to punishment will do we'll to be present
and thus avoid the isnominy Of an arrest.
II. Members of the Court enjoned to be prompt
in their attendance No cicer will BIO excused save
Surgeons certificate of disability.
BY order Of CHARLES CLARK,
Gov. aud Comd'r In Chief
w. II. McCARDLI. Col. and A. A. Gen,
oct97dtryl5
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Attention NaIssissipplans !
Who Has Socks for the SoldierS:

~ A. A. RIGGS, my accredited agent Ia now on
VI. visit to Mississippi to gather up all the wooden
socks he can, and other clothing for distribution
amcng our brave soldiers In the armies Of Tennessee
dies for individualsin The army Columbus Meridian
Brandon, jackson, BroOkhsven, Enterprise and other
places will be visited, hope friend in each
not be unnecessarily delayed as wish him to return
In four or Ave weeks with supplies He will also re-
ceiye and receipt for any donations Money.
@. X Ma. SHALL,
Meridian, Oct IL, le64d:f. perC Riggs.
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ner-rhn Northern iournals Are

s6y-Thc Northern journals are In =
stew over the capture Of the fine steamer
Roanoke ~ her passengers, while on .
voyage from Havana to New York. Tho
Roanoke is side wheel steamer Of 107l
tons, ard is 200 feet in length, .Iv!lh 80
foot beam. 1t is believed her capture
was planned in New York, ana that a
vessel with Goals, gums and .stores,w was %
meet her at one OF the small islands Of
the Bahamas, where she would be fitted
out asa priyateer, and it may not be
long before we hear Of her in a new line
of business. creatingy. havoc along the
Yankee coast.
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NOTICE.

To W. @. Warren, Of Marshall county,
Mississippi and Al Others interested
FUOB are hereby sitsd 70 BE- and appeay
il attic November ieSna, IssA ne1k,
Iof The Probate Court Of lAndepdaIe so,in-
~, Mississippi and show eanse, II any
ron can, Why he petition Of 7. II. War
rem, AdministFatsB Of The estate Of \ 8.
WARREN and n. v. WARREN. De
eealsd, shonld not be granted. aud sale
Of slaves, Sc. for distribaiion, made.
w, h HAYFTELD,
oct s-doI. /. -. clerk.
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OBITUARY.

oLIN OAPIN, aon Of p. W. and &. r. shearer, died
and 20 days. 5~
DEATH, The reaper cana and gathered in the golden
shsaf lie came In LIES carly morn and took child
hood Tor his prey.
Full OF ali genleAess and hore he had boon child
OF Affection fond mother wecps oer b.. little grave
An absent father mourns the loss o. MS only son
heavenly home Little Olin "A happy IN that far on
/ me bliss-deliehiful eonsoationf One moro %
added to the worshippers OF the Omnlcient Ono. q
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AdmInfstrator,s Notice.

M HEREAS, Letters of Administra.
w ton on the estate of CHARLES
HErT, late of said county, deceased, was
granted to the undersigned at the Sep
TENDER term, 1864, Of the Honorable Pro.
bate Court Of Newton county, State of
Mississippi: Now all persons having
claims against the estate Of the said dece-
dent aTs hereby required 70 exhibit the
same within the time and have the same
registered according 10 law or'the same
viii be barred.
a. WILLIAM THAMES,
Oct 25-no 46-w1w. Administrators.
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3SuIclDE.-Mr. Hopkins Cooper, Of Ok
tibbeha committed suicide few days ago,
by shooting himself with pistol, He
was supposed to be partially deranged.--
Grenada Picket. -
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Several prominent business houses in
Baltimore and Washington have been
closed by order Of the Government, and
the proprietors and clerks arrested on
the charge of being engaged in contra
band trade with the rebels.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

To theuBkDOwn heirs Of Cullen Barron
hte % Coahoma County, Miss, deed.
you are hereby notified that the nm.
Il dersikned was appointed Adninistra-
INK q said Estate, BY the Probate Court
OF boWnds County, Miss, at the April
term 1854: and are therefore reqoested
70 come forward and present your claims
for any Aterest you may have in said
Estate. ELIZABETH 6. BARRON,
EEpk3 W6t. AdminiftrtTiI.
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WAS eonnlfied q Jhs JAIN Of yssper ssuuiy. IN The
w einis q Mississippi By The Hon. Bsnj 1hiEpen,
On he On day Of June 1864, a runaway, negro
boy y 10 ssys lis name g NELSON, and belsnEs 20
Georre clark, q Mobile. Ala Sad boy IL about -
- Year, Of ag- Eve feet rir inches high Of dsTk
copper color. ueighs nbsui I35 pounds las scar On
MS right shouldrr blade; had on when eomniited
comr1un level Huit q eisthea. The ownef 81 niad
boy = reanerted 70 forward. prove property and
law J. BLAssiTER,
Jolly rern beris Jsisir.
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A. z=S- A friend says We insert very poor
productions in The shape Of poetry some
times. Very true, but you should re-
member rhy ming is disease that people
have bu, once in thier life time. Itneeds
pruderi management, and fexpcrience
has proved that the safest treatment is
not to suffer the disease to strike in"
Let il break out and show itself and tho
patient will soon become convalescent.
Rhyming is disease poetry Is not
The former is generally caught when the
rosy dreams ofmanhood and womanhooa
arc beginning TO break upon the young
unfolding visions Of boys and girls, and
generally lasts until they are married;
when the realities of life take the place
of their fond fanoies. In some instances,
however, this disease remains fastened to
the patient until Che winter Of life comes
in view. In our journalistic career, we
have met a few ofthese cases. We give
them corner occasionally. The readers
are judges.
Poetry il quite different thing. It's
fires are 'dseply imbeddedinthee elements
Of the soul itself, and its energies are
stirred wish the pulsations Of immortal
lily Virgil, in speaking Of some aspir-
ants in song, says they arelike cackling
geese among sweet singing swans, and as
well might the goose attempt TO equal
the swan, or the Lefty soaring eagle, as for
rhyme-monger to lift his leaden wing
to the realms whore the poets spirit
lives.
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administrators No1rce.

ETTERS of Administration on the
IL estate of Mrs. CHARITY BROOKS,
Noxubee County, Mississippi, having
been granted to me, therefore all per-
sons having claims against said estate,
are hereby notified and requested to ex-
hibit the same duly probated within the
time limited by law or they will be for
ever barred.
CHARLES baskerville, Admir-.
Columbus Miss.
Oct. Ok 1851 AZ etv
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Adyioes from Mattamoras give rumor
OF the capture of the steamer Ike Davis,
Bagdad to New Orleans, by party who
had taken passage on her, and run into
Galveston,
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The Confederate Almanac for 1860 Cheap editon)
4 Price Gent by mail, IS cents per copy. Price per
dozen, IS o.
The Confederate States Almanac and Repository of
Useful knowledge for 1865, edited by Ii. O. Clark.
Ffiee-by mail, free Of postage, 81 copper copy.
III. q. CLARK, Publisher,
.pcl6d2w. Mobile Ale
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.Nnttca In Nredfftts.s.

\ ETTERS Testamentary on the estate
IL OF Col. A. II. FOREST, deceased,
having been granted to me, all persons
having claims against said estate are re-
quested TO present them to me at Aber-
deem, Mississippi, duly probated) within
the time prescribed by law or they will be
barred by the statute of limitations.
JOHN 7. DYCHE, Executor.
Semi. l3. 8G4-10-1w.
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The friends Of Mr.. SouIe will be pleas
ed to learn that that gentleman had ar
rived at Vera Cruz on tho 22d Of last
month.
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$1,000 REWARD.

DUNAWAY from the spbscriber, "a refugee from
IA Warren county Miss. on Big Black, miles from
Grand eulf) the following negroes, tho 4th July
Two men, brothers, DICK, about AZ years Of age,
black, abou, 5feet inches high also JERRY about
80 years of age, black stout, Glow and low spoken
about feet inches high, 10th teamsters. Again on
the 18th inst boy LITTLE LICE q years of age,
slim black, about feet inches high the end of his
70 finger on his left hand cut off His twa sisters,
MILLY, yellow, slim, about5 feet inches high, q
yoars ofage, she speaks In very drawling way.
Also FANNY, 90 years of age, about feet inches
high, stout likely and dark copper color. Twill pay
Two Hundred dollsrd each, If delivered 10 the
TembiGbee river, Doctor Jordans plantation, Il
miles south of Cofeevil!e Clarke county Alabama,
one hundred dollars each, flsdged in jail that
get them do not think their intention Il go to the
Yankees, but get back to my plantation in Warren
county. Address me II caught,to
~ JAMES ALLEN,
Jackson, Clarke county, Alabama.
Also 10 cara of McG npis and Foote MnbIla
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There ore thres solumns of ndyerti.e.
Inentsuiui the New YOrk Herald o.,
bounty and snbstitnte agents euah :
strain - gekYaetnits the world never -
Somecof gthese aarertisemenas are we'll
SoFth publishina aszil curious p.rf a. ~
histoty e M tneGr-ssi l. : = =
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By-We would call attention to the adj
vertisemsnt Of Major Minis, in this ISSUE
Wool Cards are scarce, also cooking
utensils, and row y The time 70, secure
both, besides .othtr articles equally me-
cessary. Do MOI fail 70 read bis notices.
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S5OO MEVVARD.

CNTOLEN from the subscriber, at Selma, on Sunday
- evening, a soRREL HORSE, flaxon name and
tail, pony built For his delivery to me at SELMA or
to the Command ant of the Post at Meridian will pay
reward Of $500 The horse Is well known about
Meridian. SW. WHITNEY,
Oc,4dtf Capt. & A. Q. &.
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rs hereby given TO Sarah HaSkness,
Il lresidense unknown,) 10 sppeaf at The
Novenber Term, 1854. next, o. he Pro
bate Court Of kaudeTdsle County, and
show cause, IL any, why the Petitioner Of
|P. II. Higgins, Administrator Of the
Estate Of VIM. Strait, decreased, FOR sale
Of negro woman, AARIAH, shouldn no.
be granted, &c.
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Gosf4e Pnsss-ms Yankss s.ssn
transport ARhsOdi,e. which nan asher.
on shAsklshse's haskA on ths "a iast.
oadsd~isha lseEniss Tor the southern
squadron. vent 10 pieces before say sSs
NaAts AssislaRss could reach hes. -.
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October n, Isol--d.ds
NNTICE.

rTsAK6N up by tho subscriber, about the Goth Of
u September, negro bay LnrneG sam. He says
heis free and has been living with Blrs. Belmont
near Enterprise. An ownor Is wanted.
A. II. STEPHENSON,
oct28d6t Ala. and Miss. r. X. r..
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Es,S- Rev. Mr.. BANcRoTT, Of Euterprise
will preach: in;this.place on next Sunday
at II O'clock.
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Mound IlcrlMOm InA ,llute.

(Near Clinton, Miss)
TIME eighth annHa anssion of the aboy. Institute
a. will commence on Monday, Oct ird, 1864. For
terms &c. apply Immediately to TIE President.
5eptl7dtf I c. RICE.
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$500 REV ARD.
sale Of Land

TlY virtue Of decree Of the Probate Court Of Lau
- derdae County, will sell to the highest bidder
for Cash before the Court House door In said County
on the 18th day Of November next Qes4) the follow
ing Tracts Of Land belonging to tho eutae Of BRAN
Bell deceased for he payment debts, to-wit The
southeast quarter and the south quarter Of the
seuh-wsst quarter, section IL township s, range Il
cast and tho north half ofsosthwest quarter section
II. township 8, range le east
w. r. ALFoRD.
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MOfICe 10 MiNsfsaInnl GOISikern.

ANOtANOl ~ NNhAsSN"'ShE'RN -
TINHE Mississippi Depot and 0dlco Of Agency for
II relief of Mississippi Soldiors in the Army of Ten
nessee has been ,ed from ALlnt1. to Columbus,
Ga, and 10 near Bsrnard's corner, between Main
street and The Perry House. Your baggage Is there
All supplies packages moneys for soldiers or general
relief Of our sick and wounded will receive prompt
attention and'be faithfully applied.
Oel6dtf U. X MARSHALL Agent
INK.
IN ID best blue Black Writing Ink, in large small
IL quantities, fo' sale low by .
DUNCAN e. EMERSON,
oet5dlf Post Office Meridian.
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NlAssIshinnl UOIlege.

IVNH Il fourteenth nnnurl session OF MisassIppi Col
ii ege, including the Preparatory Department will
Commence on Monday, sept e6, 1861 For further
information address tho President at tho college.
j. N, URNER,
Sept20dlm Clinton, Hinde county, Miss.
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~ - nj q esFlsn hsE lAst ltoak passage - -
~ uRgnIn - neridtan. Thebe vas dsposhsd a NJ
30 Baek eonlain9f elpt1lnr and lrnr nenaT. fhe
sunsr set Al ~ daas1ibnn ne ariiliss 4 hsp NJ
all a. ny ssaidenss - g near neuela, - ealhsnn
nniT. Mina-. John TrunEaH
osfa1d1t@
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&c oso wn. nnrNr. ceIsssl AAAa

ER- All daily papers In The prin,ipal eliles sod
towns within ihs military diyisi1n will publish The
above enc week, and weekly papers four times send
msnl 3 DuRF0RD "A q
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I VIII .sK = s.'s.a.l. ~ - ~ ssns-.-ls
f.snssss. = sbsi-sA \. SMITH.
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NTaIe TeacMer VVanfed.

A GENTLEMAN generally absent In military ser.
IA vice, wahes Anale teacher TO instruct four or five
home mot likely TO DO disturbed by the Ebony Will be
afforded, and liberal salary paid
Address
vr xfNr np J. D, STEWART,
narn L..
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TWBlh sen, y ~ highsst kEddrs ~ ~ fAEn, sd
silss Neni 81 1artpn, Sseii Csuniy. Mtss, e. nssi
NnaeaJ, 0stehar Asa ~ eutre elk-ssrn, fsddsT
i.Falnf lnHlpsn,a. Aessshaldand hhsAan fsrni,nss,
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MFRS. M. Il. FLUsSER continues her House Of
the attention Of the travelling publie is respectfully
invited. Her rooms neat and comfortably fur
nshed and fare equal to the condition Of the country
AuRuhtJ lS6idtf
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Sept. 25. 18G4--tf.
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A zine Piano foT 76Ie.

ecAisRs.ins MsEsl - -
u Aa.sr. . a. -. .sasala
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
TcIeaaphlc Reports Of the Press Association

Entered accordusts act Of Congress In the year ie63
BIZ J.s. THRAsH&K In The Clerks Office OF the Dis-
ict Oourt of the OonfsdefAts States for tho North
am Diatrlst 81 Georgia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-06
Novel Musical Instrument.

DR.. Hachenberg, of ofSpringfel /, Ohio,
now of Z. S. A Hospital No. l, of
Nashville, has hit upon an instrument
which, as singular as it may seem at
first sight, is not the most unpromising
one for the general diffusion of a taste
for music, and of an economical enjoy
ment of skilIful musical telegraph for
the purpose of extending music from
competent performers into every fam
lily as cheaply almost as our gas and
water. His mode of applying it is to
locate in some central part of the city
a musical depot, presided over by some
highly skillful performer on the piano
or melodeon. To this instrument an
electrical attachment may be made to
communicate with q thousand other
pianos in the city, these again having
their own peculiar ttachment.-Inde-
pendent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-06
1r WARE g. STOVES

all patterns, constantly kept and for
: n 9. le at very low figures, as usual, at the
IN. Oa BIG COFFEE POT SIGN.
80 a "a fstown August g. 1862.
this ant -
In ASS0Io NISSaHASe
uary. hll assortment and at lower prices than
aged alsual at
SD, f. j. HOFFMAN'S.
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THE
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From Peterson's Magazine for january.

Cabbage Soup.-Take tour or FIVE
pounds of beef, boil with it some black
pepper whole for three hours, cut three
or four cabbages in quarters, boil them
until they are quite tender, then turn
them into a dish, and serve all togeth-
er