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1ur cha ClmRicn-
Mn. EprroR: II 10 reported that Capt.
r. r. Freeman who has bean Post Qnar-
ter Master for this Congressional District
and engaged in the collection OF dhthep
since the operation Of the Tax z-in.A KIND
law. has been relieved and assigned 70
duty with a cavalry regimont Inn the HELD.
/ do mot know who I'm Co be his Gueoeaor
nor why the change has bsen made |
merely wish in Justice to Capt. r. 70 state
that do not think he eould have been
removed for any want of attention TO, OF
incapAoity 10 fulfill the duties OF hil
present oftice.
When Captain r. took charge OF the
district to begin the collection OF ithes.
he had many difficulties to OvcrOeme.---
The law under which hs was acting had
to be construed, his agents had TO be IN
structed in their duties. and there were
osny endorsements which he had &c
overrGme that will not trouble his sue
eessor. The returns from the district
the amount of supplies for the Prmy tha
it has furnished during the time, and.th'
complete system which has characterized
all his official transactions prove that ht
is an efficient and useful officer. Will
oil Difference to the powers shat be- w
can see no advantage that can accrue Il
the country by removing faithful ane
experienced officer and supplying hi
place with tne who, however qualified
may be wholly unasquaiAted with thi
particular branch OF the service. -
qBSERVER.
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CONFEDBRATR STAT i;S OF AMERICA, lsr-
SSutAeTR Dtsisi0n ej sAs DissTi1 Of Aiss.
Whereas. Inform alton hstn been filed in ths DIS
triet Court Of the Confede for the 6outherE
Division Of the Disrisscf Nssissppi the a3d day
Of Jan'ry. A DIe6J, By Rabsrs Bo w,nar, 8sq-, Dis
trict Attorasy of the Confederate Stas for the Dis
tr!ss Of sSissssppi, la behalf of ahe Coneeds rass
States against Porty.two Ralss Of Cotton, seizsa
for feited In the county of Wilkinson State Misss-
sippi ts witt the 2osh day of September, A. D.,
1854 being eoleetea for tcAnspc- tation place
in the Confederate States occupied by Paolic
my. aud for other mentioned in Eaid inform
tan. Now s cersons claiming the afores aid cotton
or havinr eS.iaG TO sGy,why .he should not be
eandsM ( = forfeited, requireAso be and appear
the Dstre Court of the Co1federate Sates for
e Southern Division of the District OF Eiaaissippi
atths city Of J~ekssn the drst Monday after the
fourth Monday in April next then and there to iufcr
pose elain for the same, and make tnsr allegations
thai bshaR VIII BROWN,
febsd3t -a 7Fs T4 Clsrk
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Proelamation ~ the President
Appsiatinc day Of Fasting, HH"''''o''o" ana
Prevey, With Tikasks9ivts.g.

Appearing 0 0oy " &1Ss0sgp
PrGyer, With Thanksgiving.
The Congress of the Confederate States
have, by joint resolution, invited me 70
appoint day of public fasting. numiha-
tion and prayer, with Thanksgiving 10
Almighty God.
Is ia our solemn duty, at all times, ana
more eepecia'ly in q season of pubilc tfial
and adversely, to acknowledge our de-
DE ndence on His mercy, and to bow In
hC IN ble submission before His footstooi,
contrasting our manyfold sins, suppilcat-
ing his gracious pardon, imploring hLs
Divine help, and devoutly rendering
than ks for the many and great blessings
which He has vouchsafed to Us.
Let the hearts of our T.cople turn con-
tritelY and trustfully unto God let US
recognize in His Christening hand the oor-
rection of Father, and submissively
nrny that the trials and sufferings which
| have mo- long borne heavily upon is, may
he turned away by Hie ,nerc,ful love; that
| His sustaining grace be given to our peo-
ple. and His Divine Wisdom impaired 70
our ynlers; that the Lord OF dosts "lAA
4 be with cur armies, and tight Tor us
| against our enemies; that He VIII gra-
eiously take our cause into bis own nanos
| and paercifnlly establish Tor us a Hs'ths'
just ana honorable peace ami lndepen-
dence. 6sH
And let us not forget 10 render unto
Els holy name the thanks and praise
! which are so justly due for hs great
goodness, and for the many inercles wnicn
| He has extended to us amid the triais
| aud suferings of protractsd and bloody
war. 81. z. -.
| Now, therefore, /, JKrTRRsoa DAVIS;
President of the Confederate States OF
America, do issue my proclamation, aP-
pointing FRIDAY, the 10th day OF March
next, as day of public fasting, humiila'
tion and prayer, with Thanksgiving, ior
'.inyoking the favor and guidance OF AL,
mighty God :" and do eArnestly invite
all soldiers and eitisens to observe the
same in spirit Of reverence, peniteAce
and prayer.
- Given under my hand and the
(1c ! seal of the Confederate States, al
H0' Richmond, this the twenty fifth
~ day OF January, in the year o.
our Lord one Thousand eighi
hundred and sixty five.
--.s- . JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
| J. P. BnEJAEIk, Secretary OF State.
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SnARPsHooTISa-Th Floridian is afraid
our Governmen or military men have not
liI.tjie available as they could the natural
plittide and skill OF our Southern sol
thought before the war and at the com
Mlencement Of it, thatwe had a great ad-
vantage over the enemy in the superior
ity OF our men a9 markEuer and their
familiarity with the gun and rifle. This
superiority was nnquestionablo, but it has
net appeared 30 much in the latter part
Of the war. When recruit or volunteer
enters the service. he has placed in his
hands large musket or rifle, with
the use and range of which he is not at
fall familiar. The sights of these pieces
are frequently imperfect, and this cannot
he ascertained but by practice with them
Moreover, there 10 peculiarly in the
range and deviation Of almost every rifle,
As experienced marksmen are all aware.
With these new pieces placed in their
Lands. our men cannot shoot with that
accuracy and certainty that they could
With their trusty old rifles at home. Now,
II it ia necessary, rs it probably is, to arm
oar men alike with theee muskats, yet ii
is not necessary that their skill as marks.
men should be lost. 4 little practice in
The use OF thcee weapons would vastly
improve the accuraev and skill with
which they would fire in battle, ed such
Sractice they should have. II it be OBJ
iected that such course would conE1mf
TOO much ammunition. we say that il il
letter to FIRE away fifty shots at targe
Ia SECURING skill in shooting than tt
Tor the want o. skill or practice, whose
every shot well directed q Wasted m
apOn the result Of the conflict. Th,
same is true of the artillery, which i
tsequently sent into action without hav
iHG fred gun for year previous. Thi
We regard 90 false &C nemy of ammu
Hiticn. One we'll directed shot on a ba,
tIe field 10 of course worth twenty ran
N''> '.@sf%rlno shots, that II they do an
execution, 90 it by accident. is ~ l.oi
therefore, better 10 eNpend the othe
shots IN Practicing, thai the men. ma
fire with skill.
History gives many examples showin
,he great pdvantage OF skillful marks
,aanship and the superiority that il give
i'm battle. This was OF the mai
sources OF strength in the army of tn
,cyolntion. and contributed materially I
achieve the independence of America
We trust that little ammunition ma
be spared for practice in shooting Th
liberties of our conniry may depend O
"A capacity of our men fol accurate shoo
ing of which we do not talnk proper &C
vantage has been taken.
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suERHr,s SALE

DY virtue Of divers executions in nv
ID hands against ]. d. Richie, issued
OUT of the Circuit Clerks Office. of Lau.
tdfrdale county. Mississippi, 7 will pro
cesd 70 seil TO the highest bidder,
TOR cash. in front OF the Courthouse door
IN tina town OF Marion. on the first Mon.
dAy in March next, Lot Ne. thirteen, il.
the plat OF the town of Meridian, levied
ON ne the property of j. II. Richie. TO
aAtiafy said executions.
W.,F. AFFORD, Sheriff.
/ Feb. =, 1S65-9-Sw.
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ElOo REWARD.
STOP. 7aHE ROY

MY BOY JOE. a dark mnlatto, about twrvtxt~.
AtA years old. runaway from nv s4mpe NJ Tihb~.
station Miss. on tbh 24th Inst He VISA dre.saa T.
white Contedsrass oyereoat with a cape te h. rr.-
PAnb. snoes, White eotton soeks, and wLife ara.
nA1 la ne mas only one eye-:he ieh one Ia pE. ONT =
hSn CrSots negro, very plansih and no donA,
VIII ciAin his master nader aifetsnl n u.. Es e.
Wavsing about without papers. with paw n. -. :,
reward for his apprehension and be under ,nan -,
Katons TO any body who III assist in t,inS 49,
ths A0ovs named boy. ddress me either
Private HENRY LORD.
TAirs Ky. Cavalry, Lyons Brieads. H1ford's dixi.,
Forresih sonmand, Tibbee Sam, Mas -
,..s,.a. HEF4-Y LORD,
.isia 4ot Canton. Msdisoa county. Mas
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cosrEpEsIrHsrArRs OF AnERIoA. ,so

Sou4hmn DivisiSa Of tAs DistTte Of Miss
whsroas an iufsrn aticn hath besa g. edin the DE
Court OF ts Oagsderats atates fort he southern
of the District OF Mississippi. ON asd dy
If Janua ,, A. u, 1885. by Robert Bowman, Esq-'
District Attorney Of the Goa federste States for 'ns
Di.t-ct Of Aississpi, In behalf Of 10" oonfede ale
States against Six Bales OF Cotton seiEsd forfssd
In the souny Of wilkinson State Of Eisssaippi, on
wilt. the 18Th day OF July. 1854, as being collected
for transportation place IN the Confederate states
asau p,a by ths public enemy aad for other cau'e'
mentioned In said Information. Now. all persons
aiming the aforesaid cotton. having anything to
say, WIZ the sAne shSuld not De condemned SIS far
feitsd required to be and appear before the Dis
riet Court Of the Confederate for the Southern
Diviso of the Distriet Court of Aiss issppf atths
city kson tbs hrst Monday after the fourth
MoA4Ay in ApsIl Asxt. thsa AID there TO iutsrpose
claim for the make ther allegations in that
bshals. w. u. DROWN,
, feA&Rt 'A~ Clerk.
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HEADo'Rs DEPT Ala
om.x chief Crdnanse cmSes,
H.rtasan, Fab. 9Th 1868
..,...h :. reaches tAis ofase, sha many Pa''
-. - ~. pe.:ss4san Of Si:iSsn' '7-A P''
ae - 10 turn o. ssr all arms TO Any efs
sons e. Ar ouar..rm...sr in their visini'y'-
nans. ...r,o.sun ia nos sufficient 80 comply
80, -O,a., are reminded that in rssafnins sosD
~''- .hav are guiisy Of gross vioiati"n o' '.~
.rr a IN he pro..sa..a With the greatest ris0r'
n..d,.,o~ onicers Of this department. are os'.''s
e..,.a for an, collect all arms ia their vi'nisy.
70 se 'O' J. &. NJ ALL,
Major a Chief Ordnancs Ofaeer.
.,nroxed. By command Of Liens. Gen lA!''r''
AppfO'0N - ]. D. SAVERS. a A.
-D.,,y newspapers in this department copy -. ~
10y. and forward bills TO this omoe' 1ss
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TAxKRR MovFGRsgs.-The ST. Louis
Union, of the l2th ult., says: We are ap
prised of greAtmilitary movement that
viii startle the public in few days. Itu
details are contraband nj present.
The Boston journal, of Jan. ", adds
We received intelligence from the West
yesterday of an important military move
ment, but withhold il for obvious reasons,
We believe that Important military
movements" has been Abandoned
Thomas, after suffering Sherman and
Grant and filing the places OF men who
have gone home from Canahy'e dapa.t.
ment, viii hardly be able 20 y.enetrate
Mississippi or Alabama duringthe winter.
fewweeka ago we thought Thomas was
going TO pnsh on, but subsequently we
were informed the bulk of his army had
gone to the east, which will compel him
to remain on the defensive Tor the pre-
sent.
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R3O REWARD.

Z WILL pay the abevs reward (ths AsnSuPt is''
by Ia ~ for the apprehension and dslTSTy 81
va.e DBkSEY N. PACE 70 ths nearest prsroS-i
shii. S&ad PaSe was wounded JaIy ID, 80, a
battle Of 4snyaeurg, Pene was paroles Abst
hrsE % EevA4bsr, 1868, and ERroughsd fcn
asaG, Va, for th!rtJ (3s) days to GO 10 Eswtop~
ty, Miss. He is supposed 70 be in the ~oosE, or'
some cavalry. Family Influence is supposed %
aausod hiA dsssrtion MI WATKINS
fAbldlw 1t OcWd'v 10. G, lsth Miss. R@
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0@w~ No legal advertisement Of any
kind will hereafter be published unless
paid for in advance. The great trouble
and expense OF collecting zach accounts
has forced us 70 adopt this rule.
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HEApo.s DIST. MISS & e. La.
r..k.cn, Miss. Feb. ., 1855.
+ fErtrdct.

ErtrdctI
General orders 80. 8.
= The present District Of West TenheS'ee
thai vort. on - Mississippi north OF the
,D~. r. LIN. Attala, Holmes and Washington
viii cons = n district to be called tue
,-or.h MIs.issippi and West Tennesse'
-. cs.aral Marcus J. Wright is assigned
81 the District of North Mississippi
and west Tennessee. -s.s..,..,...uu,., .,s
Trr ri. D,str4e sf sonth " est Mississippi Ano
r.,Yor,,.ua. and all that portion Of the stA'e ei
.,,.,,.,ppi uos Iasluded In the District OF her'n
Mi..,s.ppi and west Tennessee. or the D''tr'0' 0'
she uiy win e,rsri.uts district 10 be hno"n as tns
.T,,..,,o. If south Mtssasippi aud East LouisianA
~. Brig-dier General Writ Adams Is assirneo 70
,A OF ths District Of South MssiaSip aao
Mast Louisiana. sss
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The Federal Consul in Havana has
communicated the intelligence that the
rebels sre engaged in improving the hAr.
hoE OF st. Marks, situated on 81. Marks
river, ON the west coast OF Florida. for the
purpose of opening there an extensive
blockade running trade. ST. Marks i.
conneeted by railroad. twenty-six miles
in length, with the capital of the Stste ot
Florida, Tallahassee, of which it is the
port. Tbs hGrbor can be entered by yes
sells drawing eight feet Of water.
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The Minutes of the Chickasaw Baptist
Association, and also of The Evangelical
Lutheran Synod and MiniPterium of Mis-
sissippi, are printed and ready FOR deliv-
cry mt this office.
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FRoN RlcHHoSD.--Wo ood is scarce, coal
j. searcer, gas is running very low. The
ntreets are not lighted at night. Green
f.ine sells at 800 cord. Turkeys have
f~llen to s. pound. Another Wholesale
impressment OF hors 9 will soon take
place. Military affairs unchanged.
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gd5- The highest estimate places the
present Yankee army at 100000 Can
the South meet that many! What is
the use thon or being so badly down in
the mouth.
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CONTKDRRAT1 STATES OF ANRKIBA, lScr
SsatAera DioisioN Of the DistTict Of Mss
whsS cas- An Information hath been hled In the DIS
tist Of ihA Confederate States for the Southern
Division of the District of Ikaaissipp the asa day
vt January A. D., 1865. by Robert Bowman, Esq,
Dit Attorney of the Confederate States for the Dist
If in behalf of the Confederate States against 81
sA!aa OF Cotton, seized or,aitsd la tho y of
wilkir son state of Aiss, TO wit: the I'd Of Ost
A. D. 1884, being esnestcd for transportation to
place the Confederate States essupIed by the pub
lie e0euy and for other mentioned Ia said In,
formation Now. all persons claiming ths Aforesaid
sotten, hAving auythisg to say, why the same
sAoulG net be condemned forfeited, required to
appear before the District Court II the Confed
ssate for the souhsrn Divisi II the Dissric:
Of Mississippi at the city Of jackson, the hrst
Monday arssr the fourth Aondry in April nsxt, then
and there to iatsrpose claim for the sae and mAks
their Ailsgations In that behalf
febed3s VII BROWN, Clerk.
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CIRCULAR,
TREASURY DEPARTMIFT C,S.L

TREASURY DtPARTMIFT c. S.L,
kichmons D~SSuhoS J, hd
IapsrsuAps1 Of an act Of CenEresf, approved },
zs, 1854, .tlAx As sct 80 suthoTiSe 's sesrsn
oil r~.assry to sxshs &c eouHsn bso5s fo' e'''
Lhirty Treasury notes" holder of sach u1"
herssy notified. that AiEsr tAs payment Of tt'I,m
intctest quo than on the frsI day ct JaauIry, =
upon pres ts-iou OF sanle. the 2reAsur"5r Asr't
Treasurer u Psy Deposj;aries-as d"%'Erttt5
tat-w III Issue eel itsstrS, therefor, wl'ea Nl,E
ls ths holders to soupoE bonds pry ae!c II.riFJE
after ths frst day OF January. leCb, bearing vi ,
cent interest frona saId frat Of JsnUaFy le%a Ps'
en- the first dAy Of January and Jnly III "Ssa yes
The Treasurer. Assistant Tressnrer Gnd Dtrse
rios, " Ill make eehly reports 30 the E"EiA'"' ~
Treasury Of such eor.IhoAtes issasd at the!r 'sS
whe1supon. bonds Will be sent forws'd IN sAttSA4S
sE sane. "Ths nstes Will Be cancelled In Ne q"
manner and forwarded % the First ANtiter.
q. b TREHH0LR
SeeretsIy Of tAe TrSsssg
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ID Ev. y. IL. GRAVES has A~en avvc,...a Nv
the Baptist State Oonv eation to act ~ Gensral
agent Tor tbs Orphans Home ANA school Al
Landsrdale BprinSE, Mississppi. - -
W, w. KREp
Prest. B~ptis EtAfe Conv't'n
Elder g. 1s alao authorised eeuest funds Far ~ :.
Amy Mission Board OF the Htatc ef Miksfns;nri =.
sappiy the army Of Miss with Fsstanents Traets
ana AhAtou<ies- jan3ldtR
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EDrreRa CLARIoS- VIII HGjer TH0EIS q
HUDSON safer hih lame he broGen before tie
If MisdsaipP o. the Eext eierti N for Cover
nor Of the Staaee ~ hs will receive the unant-
moss export 81 Ass naay friends throughout .he
Htats fehedIw MANY VDTERS
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES

For atate or District Offices $50 90
For Couafy Offices Observation-Disclosures S2s 60
Cen mWmeasions nd eating the claims Of samdatep
fer oGnce will be published Advertisements and viii
be mceissd uneas the monay and the pams Of ths
wrltar RfaoEpanies the article This rule will be
atPIetly adhered 20 In All The ehase will be
&1Sat three dollars for every Ten !ineS Of ordinary
wE.taQ Manuscript
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OFFICE cHIRF Q. A.EoRAIs!

OFFICE CHIEF Q. II. LURNl
Erterprse, HisI. ESQ. l, ls65.
Post QuArsernAssers within the State IF Misa will
continue the rs1strAsion o. c"<tifsa
counts " oiheS bonded thaa synEslVsE
~ may Re pr"sssied 80 hem, reporting list Of the
every two resA, to Esjor G. y. o"versen,
Qukr:ernlaater at CoIunbn%, who has been ch'rSe1
by the Qu.rternAserG enersl with sctts of ths
same, and TO whom all parties holding Shsru viii In
future make application. l. AIAs,
fsb5dlm MAJOR g. Chief G VI. for Miss.
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HEADQRS DIST. MISS. 4 Z. La
Jackson, Miss, Feb. }, 1888.

General Orders No. 8.
l. From and sftsr Monday. TIE 9th instant. the
headquarters Of the Distrist of AisaisIpp sna Ha''
1 IaNisiana will be Mt Macon Mississitpi
By erdor Of Major Gsaeral =. y. Forrest
t.heaiw PMLLI9, gr., A. A. q.
K~AH Mississippi papers publish one week and
ssns bills to these heAdquarters, AAson. Miss,
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treD "a. NJ. 10 9S P.x:
Dr. N. r. Parker; Gen. Lowry Frank
rorterfeld, A. A. e.. Ed. Ricnards, care
ten. J. Sharpe.
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. EGs- The Yankees arc sorely pressedf
for troops. The three years troops have
pscn the " elephant" and are going home
in bodies. The niger is consequently
in great demand
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a500 REwARD

~ LEN from Cart l. Msxuvll Al yn..rr.,
-. =. aoous ,s .ShEl4Im@s asy<s blesa hsv i 4IE 10
years oio 1S lands biRia, ong uday sts. on - - :
ON nose and both hin. feet white Tbs al,,s An ?
taAstd30d ~ (,
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B&E- Gen. Lowell, at the request OF
Governor Magrath, is preparing the mill
iary defence If Columbia, s. q.
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aGs> No Job Work of any kind except
Government or State work viii, under
sny circumstances, be delived until paid
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WrLxINGgox.--We have the CaroliniAn
OF the Goth and 27th, but find it entirely
Ailent as TO the Yankees at Fort Fisher.
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Treasurer ~ Richmond, Va.
Assistant Trsefurers al Charleston and Eobik
DetosItAris4 at RALe'sh and W Lu.iAEtoa, N 9.
Dcpost aries ct ChArlsston aud COLUMBIA, B. T.
DepOsItefies at savannah aud AaguttG, Ga,
D~positsries at Tallahassee, Fl6tidE, srd kerkl
sry. Alabama
Dspositsrles at Columbus, Mas, AAd HouItsH'
MARSHALL Taxas lAnsps
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Stove for Sale.
A PPLY At the Store of
N fe5dtf Mr.. JENKINS


nE Ernc-y morning ~ Meridian, If.st on NV .a.,
~ ina car IN the train, Mobile snd Ohio rsiIroa
. lEe efiosra sword aud belt ArI~ ans hodinv il
9nl asAlic.Eaty rewarded BY leaving at the Office OF
PosssBoEorzAndant. Meridian, with Lit F.. Mum.
H A. COvTNGTON
tenfutr 1t Coz ID, i4th Miss Reat
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$500 2EWAE D.
n OTKCE.

OG hs a4sh Dsssmesr,ss raaar.y neEre, balerK-
- hRg to @r. hale Of SumsafwiftA eacaoSd frs,la
my son whe was tsktns him tutaIl riding on q Boy
MARE ave years els, about four feet ten Irsh.s eh
on hind foot whiss and hosh hnd feet TO turn
2n-h@sinK on saddle with the fetf ar.
y. 1. NJ scratched on the meansing or frcnts Anv
inferraatcM that win lead shr ra.ossry OF the mae
oe thenk ial7 reserved and literal evafd paid
Addr@ss me at 6eoesa, KempsF sehEty, Nisa
E@S9det WA. MOERLHY.
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FRoN ACkoss YHR hIssISsIPPI-A een
tlenlan arrived her, this morning direct
from beyond the Mississippi. lie *r~-
ports everything quiet in the department
ot Gen Kirby SmIth.- 3'otals 1r,dsne. 2
This has been the report for nearly
ten months. We have ceased TO look
fos war news from that quarter.
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WANTED,

ps A TEA CHER
ssO take charge of small school in IN, eoun.rv. a,
H. tatcaeh in private fanntly- An Eiarrlv f.sr
preferred For particulars AEdress s
AisS. BEN MURPHY
%~atw Ceankey Station1 o. H. Mist.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09

GSThe following dispatches Remaing
nncalled for at Southwestern Telegraph
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-09
cosHEDERATu STATES OF AMERICA, =.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, -
SontArya Drfsioa of sks Diserict Of Mics scT'
Whereas Information hath been hled in ths DIstriat
Court Of the Confederate States fer the Eouhern Di
vision Of the District Of Mississippi dsv of
JanHAry,A A D. 1895, by Robert Bowman, E,1 u.
friet Att'ruey OF tas Confederate satesor the nj.
sriss Of Mississippi in behalf Of the Confedsrat.
stafa against six BAes OF Cotton sssad a. forfei.sd
In she county OF Niikinson Rtass Of Mississppt op
reti the 2osh Jay of Jaly. A. D.lse4 as bsiur col,
i"staA for transportation to place In the
s'Ates, ossupsd by the pnhle enemy, >ad for other
sassss aisnsishsA IN said L.formatiaa: Newau na,
'"n' claiming the Aforsssideosa, havin. anything
30 s4y, way the same should not be eouaep,r~S !.
forfsased ara r.qair~d be and appear before n.
Dssrier Csart of the Confederate States. far M.
ssushsrR Division OF the District Of Ni.sissin,s :,
tAssiay Of JAekssn ON the nrst Monday AFTER the
fsuh MeHda, ia April Aext. then and there to ,st.
psss eian Ter the same, and make their aiier.,ion
in .kst behaR 8~A-t W n Rpaw~
gaA. s,d3t. leSSs Heae4s n,.-A