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1HS asss osss 70 e.
- Ss1scs o. eur @asn.s sask OH
% ssss r. Il: ~ss4 'ss q
ven % sss " can before purrsaaia Hsps%Sss
49, 4 l2s Bowery Grand street..
SoW SsEa, 4 MAcxrrfcESr STOCK 'ehn
SSIAiS sllAs N al sAs fss;Sisass's sa e0of% sI Dan
esBS sb baaF sKs 81 F.a HsS
SSsS siIss Sgsl kscEiSk6 SrtS4S rSoa 4HSCSi6s At
.,. -,...-.. W. K. n as.a9si sas Il. sowEar.
.aa o, NEW wpsSsR sdsRER Gr5SISs 5SRss GOODS, .t
y: sa,s Ss stsss y saa IN most select .oe. Of
~. A9S soAAER FABRics 2 b' found IN sSs
:. sss and ,..hlen.ss .Saas. Of ALrAcAs and ror
BLACK sox.AzISssass sas Sss$IS o,. ,oro,.,sr
ssSrRs rRsHs ass SsAhSaS1 zER1c1s 7assrlSEs
ss Y: 4 Pis ;gs bsiss oa'.'d
.qo4g nHa ail y " x II nsssos saS II sowzRY.
az i.aI sHAwLM sHAwLs, sBAwLs, w .p44a
srEES xsb N sAs ssE s' RTsH:s ''k q
3 Ia. :psn and private AZ during Ne past week
~ h1. s.r p 5ige " n ssai9s .ad n sovzsr.
AANrrLLAsi MANrrILAsi
av o .xtA.azaa{SSSaI .azaa{SSIfsSE sSEss s1Oo5a s'e. os5arr,
IRs'sif e. a. ::S ::ssGa,; q: q u:
@ ssaIisG II E1IkfHs@ f,s@ 81 from u 70 90
.nadi re mtnoa W. 1asnd rasndd2MN' ~ powERY o
:. ~. FROM AUCTION !. .,- -, !
sSa % an and sSs s gsIans ysl Al 0''0r' 'aDe''0'
il, Bs:: B:s:: & EsS:s Figured tS.s 'nd %
1r-7 s7-S'7 W 4 +! gsYF2s' ssg ~ powrnr
. TWO NEW lsySioEs sSSN EseTqs 81 bEAoK SILKS.
sa % and 81 % yard decidedly cheap @ 9Ys,vrov
rt.r s M az and 27A BowERY
80 rlRS Eh9S saSE8E AaaHEoSoa oSSoaHns. .M
ONLY q y sS : FIa Z yRss ReB fses 2asorsn $40
" sis III and nd ~ sowERY.
200 PIECES OF YARD WIpk ESGLIsu PRINTS. M
- are, At &c a yard; regular value ssc a,,,.,,,
12 and "a DowERY.
Sun UMBRELLAS AND rARAsoLs.
AL TIE !: sgwEsI y WE 9 STYLES q sun UMBRELLAS
go y ~ f1RAsoLs at 81 rs TO ssn ng
to6u - Naand ~ sowERY. 8
FROM AUCTION. M
sS ST bozaA SENy Labifss sfSsT e6ESSso e5T45s Smsosn
M & & Il lose sss
2l2 and IA B0WEkY. e
FROM AUCTION
"a BROWN LINEN DANASKS, sHn
Only b6c. yard worth 81
ass2 1'-N-''' - . 40 = ''' - '''' ''''"''
Fine HuCKABACK TOWELS all nnen, at % 50 , Dozen
|, RUSSIA CRASHES at &C., gc., l0c and I2c. yard
LINEN NAPKINS at$l co. sir g. and % Sj and up per
dozen.
LINEN HANDKERoHIEFs at 81 60. 81 ss q ls and
81 % per dozen. -,
W. r. PEYTON,
I T2 and 374 B0WERY.
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A MEXICAN ALE AND sTONY WALL POHTER, BOT.
"A 1ed TOR home and shiTpng wausnted 20 KEEP In any
eninae, ~ ~ hcANANA, sH Fourth aveas., star Ale
Vaults
L'RfDENBERn, KANE a Co, IMPORTERS AND
desera 10 Wines and Liquors aud manufacturers
shippers aud the trade Goods OF superior quality and
The following low prices coriais per fs'on ~ IS: Bi.-
R syvups. " o. 25 Brandy, Gin, Rum, Bourbon
Whskey S7a a. % Several buuarcd for hotels and
shipping slwats on hand nj toe DEPOT no Fcton street
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pay GOODS.

MISS y 3. HOUSTON. LATE WITH JAS. A. HEARN,
M has opened handsome assortment Of Paris Cloaks and
silsnerys snd es Der own usk& ~ Broadway. bsjow
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DAwNBRORER'S SALR-ON TUESDAY, NAY
JAMES AGAR will sell; az 50 New BoWery, 800 lots OF
q, st Delaino Caco a2d Musln Dresses Grape snd sel
6hawis, Remnants Under Clohos Sheets Table Cloths
spreads and variety Of goods well
the attention Of dealers aod boosekeepers By order Of IT.
barnard, u Third avenue. -.
IyAwNBROKFRT SALE.-wEnNESDAY JAS. AGAR
will sell at 80 New Bowery large assortment OF mems
and woen's Clothing By order OF = hvonner 4s6 Hud-
DAwNBROKER'S SALE.-ON FRIDAY JAMES AGAR
mem. Clohing suitable for he spring trade by order Of
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ORY GOODS.
AT Els1HS,s;, His;ru .rrsu. oa..r o. . IS, srox.
u orlsfhsos hsssSS - ozsss EaSt srsHN aSSFlS6 S6ops
s1afSS.Sas S .sAp Us
ssfSa s9gs SS2,B ssD BBfAHh sSAEts SqHgEa
sTR sTsAx ssSSsssE4s, sSssETs, !s Sskk22xShsss Ssk22xSnhssss so
:!ss$ s$sssE: e ss5s s5sSssss :Ssss. e. /,
siSS% s$SSS% SSSssss$$s SSSss$s " e4%fs % .s 40
ssFFE sFEAw ssSssE7s sSssETs SEoSSEkS EsSsS
s EEsA sat93S5ss s1S5Esss ss. ~ :s;: - %
9 TSss3SrER sPdoasssF dsoa2ahFss .aa Hrs h % g
M y s4% so2EPs 2EP SEss sHs sA s4sSw p asAs z *
-" sAAkEh HGSRs RPssSs 'is 'iSsRfsSsssTfSsfRsr sSs nj o
so 9AEps haE rshNxfNo4 kkT xsf4PEs hfsoEs IL n!ssos
fAH as Sf45s eSsE5sf nSsIsRS Gss ykEk III
Pairs ls M IN "a oi4oS s sp As ,
5000 PAIRS Hex u st E. b: 49, aa 'a
1900 PAIRS g. 1sss ss j.. .sS e GLOVES " * los
is%oI1DlEs AZ .s ss41zxnns HAsDxraOnIzss.
500, sss !si 81 = y =
koES GS4s 81 81 pAESS HSps ssa
4v0ros Eos As3 s4sHs P5tSSrros m
t5S91Ss tsESs GS ES7 sasS
,vs, ,,,. LESS SISs 5osssEs' sffkiS;ss -,
BEST PMS ssHREKs T. .as so2Ks % and md RrE
HSEhss sSHgSss ao9Ss SfRsas Y sys EVERY DAY.
rr.s'a44 Il Asg 2as %as$#lssssB .rnrr.
A r YRop ING ruro uprr .fff TfDr.y nr
fAr7lfssk fzsk 54HEfHiA dEos GRAIN yulLIEs for
TIkks K and ., s mos. splendid good.
,rs TTETASaE, "a sE$ PoPL1ss for travelling $50
ALrAGAs saa1,.1 n the sy Just imported AA0a
M ssIs = asss: ei: wss -ss'a
wTE aapI o naEESE ,SsIs Is Ds Is
EhsS Isga ~ is E Ss
FINE SHOW of sTEirEp SRI fH BApros onENADlsEs. IS
SPOTTED BAREoE y1Esh T. whit. ground cents.
GRAY GROUND BAKnoE ssfNADrNEs IS cents worth
ROBES DE PARIS Rrca 5ssssfS CRYSTAL TISSUE, ss tn.
FINE CHOICE Of f'.s FINE Fos F fs z pS pN6 CHINA aRNA
Dimes, sTgIrhp. PLAID AND BE9CHE, At7s
PRINTED sKsSca SCH TERcaLas. Pglsa s"S afasED DOWN
FINE 'AssoEraEsr OF PRINTED JAcoNErs AND
TESkES NAEsEsEEs AND gTqgEs a. 7sp and s
nj
LfNsEY wooLsEY IL yard wide, for travelling suits,
LINEN DUCK, article for children's wear, s2 cost
DOMESTIC PRINTS, Just received.
cLoAKs LADIES viii fad II to their advantage see
a cloak department before buyng their suits
SIX rom SGT se . s
5s most 5s this season can
be had, or made up 90 sarTass any house in style m
uo,.,,o upuHohsgEgY p pEeARTMENT
NOTTINGHAM i.ACE, by the yard. -g d ....-
.vEsTIBULE LACEs, PIANO AND TABLE COVERS very
cheap. .ft .m ge.w rer
GLOvES-JUST RECEIVED summer shades
LEGRAIN, 729 broadway,
corner Of Waveriey place.
AT GEORGE KEYES NO. sls EIGHTH AVENUE
n Tapestry Brussels Threepy Ingram, and other Car
petngs Mats Mating, Window Shades, Hods 40, In
large stock and at low prices. ' IN
T THE NEW STORE, 20 HUDSON STREET.
Fine French Paper Hangngs Window shndes Stair Carpet
' tngs, Matings Mats, Oflcloths.
yne Velvet and Gold Paper q pieces usually sold a
S. Fine Psper 70 usually sold % Fine Gold
Shades IS sold &C. Also 60O Of
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DURING LAST WEEK.

verpncc with thorough knoeledc or buness backed
eeeded In satisfying apublic that gs nrst class
Millinery and .eil he ssae 2. rsasonabl. pee The srs
e are receiving 10 The shape Of M unlimited patronage
urges 10 nsk- stu further efforts toward accmplhng
he great vork hch we have undertaken OF doing
bita prices and Of instutr Ia their stead fair
ory that heretofore been the dread Of husbands
Ra%ss % ara .fes r no d'nss, ee 20 rsg.;dsd s and
OH for el5 sic or bonnet berx dispclled
since rnlsb the tare dentcr article fo sb or so
difference that you may ne niak poorly coliencc
Of words can e1ptess your Grandc first class millinery
ercat city We cane ~ sav we conquered and We nov
stand before you as ppoir leuefaotor
SSk Sk B BSs srEss ssrETss sSNsFTs sSssETs
o9k 99k n SSEE 8ss 8tss PFsa sPEfSs SsETs RoSsErs
h90k 1891 II II oSEE St sFRSS sFRISS sSsEFs sSsEEs
TsfSsEbb TsfSsEb 59ekEYs 59ckEys
t. TRIMMED JOCkEyS
Eon Eo, cII,tpEKS SIssEs ;sEs ANP ASP thpIE
Att srShs siis, sihfks a an HSb 1'ig besiaEs
rn9M sish Ppr.AHS ,et u EATHr % RI, ,HiwAK2
Parents and ruardsns you are IN van, OF chrirsns
Boomers trimmed untrimned come At once % ur osiae
aud dlsoornG.ure u ahoyrIas
EasFS SEss !$s ss EsIzzEB IiIzsES HSssETs SSssHTs
ALWAYS MADE RANGING IN rRrcx PROV ,,o 70 sss
oaS sssss%eS ne only ssamss Is' % Z a..
a1 ear. 1877 o S ss x sS. .ss Si "Sa r.s %
e9. % , =. s'n % osS: Ss % r l.. sas
t.se the ceri.sopSsr Chr. % s'res. .s fer, s,, .,.
the number m and the street eptbD whareat 70 evk
II but moderate wslf gNif irdiSs e ss's avenue
lB sIxTIf AVENUE,
Petwoen finth and Tepth sta
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ESTABLISHMENT.

IIIGolEs' SIXTH AVENUE
IL MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
The great emporium of Millinery Goods Of every descrip
on the Recognized undlspued headquarters Of taso
and fashion where "9OOD VALUE" 10 tue motto energy
and perseverance, railing msguAtes
UNPRECEDENTED UNPARALLELED, AND
ExTRAORDlNARY SALE OF
TRIMMED BOHNETS
TRIMMED BONkBTS,
TRIMMED BONNETS,
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rKENcn ADvEprIsEMENTs.

~ -,-~S-gy-.
AN DrMANpE-USw JrrNB rTLLE FRANCAIsE
~ paiiant ben Lngue poUr rsndre son dun enfanI
De b0nnes reconmandstons sons nccessaies une per-
conyenaoe pron BON ntsrleur 81 Jekceiebs
gagos, sadressor A. k Bro~a ~ Yors st Jersey Cy,
I'm UNBpuOMME FRANCAis, JARDiklbR pB
" profession, desire place de afdnicr ~ scrvHt en
meme temps De cocher sadesser par ecr eu W Mercer
sl, aux initials A. Y.
INE FRANC kIsE DETANDE-A SE PLAYER DAMS
" fapis respetable pour sencr des cufanis de
. srs et coudfc Tlorcsser 10 90 vctt.fm rue
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WINDow CURTAINS CLEANED AND DONE UP
w equal 70 ~ establishments the river at VIII
iamsbdge VIII be finished up ~ my hces for the
sxcelle nee !pf which refer tD my patrons.
]. ROBERT No. Clinton Hall, Eighth street,
Formerly No. East Eleventh street.
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VXyANTED--A LARGE Lot OF MOSQUITO NETS DI.
w rect from the weaver. Apply AT $50 Broadway.

vrDr, anon IN, ON .sc.ov,,r< .,,,u, -,
w ANtEp--A -. LAnoE LII yr mUSXuIIO NETS, d.
SlUU.UUU From roRMER pRrcHs
los. and 12s yard - -
Keducsd iss, from r. 70, 80, and - 80 yard:
s.Sar,,s hrends "ASA"h1-D s'ei'i's wen known ana
P.aueed from soc IN 10 . v,rs
SfIS s.Tl9sd and tlsid SAN5Rics, Book and s@,..
s yrry heavy MsgssrIsl 81 1IjIfrs A,.o
@0 CRIB QUILTS very hne; sr GREAT REDUCTION
'"" D'~'' A'ADN' HOSE. AT q CESTs PAIR
which IL . reduction Of 81 cents on each pair
I,iriE AND aIIK ui.oVRsN'
TSDaRwE1R MiTTs, &C,
EVERY Variety OF ahkn Risgoss Soo'ioS'
FRENCH y1owrRAs Ayp ,srSiW MiLIINEnr NIIS GOODS
v.EyTn EygnEs saIEGva Sc
rEFssEnsSEs fsessoiss Ao.
IN ALL Tig gi rSsi,oSAsnh o STYLES
BEsf oliALiTY a0nps lies
PLAIN HIN r. rcS sMp mi, nv,nEps,inrpvn
Az A GREAT REDijcTioS
Glove, .Ss S,p ,..sS Saeyhs o. ...,
s'oa French KID Glove for @ 81 % = pair.
LACE cuprAiNs an ,rpr.rxr.cvs
Nos. 20. and y x,s sl,,s avenue
Noaf fouIenln stee1
MiI.,.INrHY.
>....-.,-s-> ~'s-~-..~..
n ready TIE srse snd most e!cssn. assortment OF tine
French Millinery 10 be iound la this city.
AT MRS MuICHINoCK,s s15 BROADWAY, WILL
summer M,ii,asay "N '''s'' VI oP''"h ""'
s--------------
t.ncE .asogTnoNr np opprSo .sn suuxpp
Of approved SHAPES and iT'LLs, At
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ClLkB, SILKS, SILKS. ff Tf.c..- a. 81 Al. f,fNea
D. NOW OPEN. 4 MAGNrFIcENr STOCK
= PLAIN SILKS IN all the fsshisnAbls eolora sIg 5gr
GRO, GRAIN SILKS. LYONS TAFFETAs, DRAP DE
LYON AND pkAr DE- PARISs OrTOMANS AND AR.
w.K PEYToN, a
rf.-. -r.es.tl. $780,, 272 and "a B0wERY.
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IL DISCHARGED SOLDIERS CAN HAvB rHTIH
n claims fcr p,y. boany. el,hlng arl ration money
sWsdy s1ed aud cashed thc Untsi Army Agency
ana Baking Once Of H. fRoxN CO. No. 2fa-s place.
nuARrER"AsrEHs' CERTIFIED ACCOUNTS AND
" voucher caHhed. Il. BROWN a CO.,
Hlhtary and Naval Bankers No. 3 Park place
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THE CorroN FAnlNE.--A Manchest

The CoTToN eFAMINR.-=A Manchester
telegram says the distress arising from
tho cotton famine has madc another
great stride and nnless masters mend to
a degree not at all to be counted upon,
we must shortly be prepared for a worse
winter of misery than has afflicted US in
any previous year. The report of the
Executive committee showed that on
"a, the number of operatives
working full time was 3l2.250; short time,
lO2,O47; and out of work, l35,821. The
figures for the month Of August were
299, ,229, ,59,074, and 100000. respectively.
According to Mr.. Farnall'sreport, there
was an increase of persons Feoeivingre-
lief in 81 unions of IL, 2,2O9. as compared
with the number in the month Of Au-
gust At,the meeting of the, General
Committee, the report stated that ll4,s
900 persons were now receiving relief in
some form or other. l1 '' sln0
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Daring debate in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives few days since, some Of the
members having nnjustly assailed Vice
President Slaphensy Mr.. Foote,arose and
proceeded to vindicate him with great
earnestness.g Upon being called 10 order
he exclaimed; .s-
Yes, Mr.. Speaker / know that it is not
exactly in order to defend this gentleman
here, and upon this occasion; and ret,
though, is quite as little in order 10 attack
the 50 cond officer of the Gov ernmeiis IN
discussing such question as that which
is before US. 1 remark chat no one OF
those honorable gentleman who are now
such strenuous enforcers Of the rules OF
Parliamentary deeonim Was heard TO
raise any objection 10 the unkind and
illiberA censures for which this eminent
parsonage has been subjected here, both
at present and other times, Twill sub
join asingle remark Those who skulk,
ingly assail Vice President Stephens
here, dare not assail him when he. "a
present to defend himself, and were they
to do so, they would be 50 effeoiually
demolished that they would be glad TO
quit the arena OF debate for The remain,
der Of their lives. us,.Z 81 -.sa
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THE RAIDING PARTY.-We learn from 4
gentleman who is connected with the
railroad, this morning, that the Yankee
raiders, who are on their way to HazOo
City from their raid on the Mobile and
Ohio road, tapped the Mississippi Central
at Winona Station on Saturday evening,
and advanced down the road to West
Station; and on yesterday evening, about
o'clock, when q train left that neighbOr-
hood lit was supposed West Station was
on fire. We learn the report that sew
eral engines and cars have been caught
above; towards Grenada, is untrue, and
that there are only few old cars that can
be got hold of by them.
1t is the same party who, few days
since, made raid upon the Mobile and
Ohio road, and their force being too small
TO accomplish anything on that road,
and, in fact, would soon have been taken
in, they turned their course, as we predict.
ed, for Yazoo City.
Coils. Griffith, Wood, Adams and others
are after them with sharp stick, and
the desperadoes are carrying nothing
only what they can carry on their backs
They viii have a lively time in crossing
those rivers down below Grenada, before
they get 10 the. city. Unless they are
very smart on the expedition, they may
find quarters for some time in the Conied-
Extra
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A DlsrREssNo AccipRsr.Aodr read

A DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. readers
may perhaps re member an account Of
the drowning of Miss Head, at Gfaigts
Ferry, on the Cahaba River, copied into
this paper from the Mississippian, q few
days ago. Some additional facts have
come to our knowledge The name Of
the young ladywas not Head, as report
ed, but Miss lSallie Washi6gtoa Ccoke.
She was the daughter of Major Daniel r.
Cooke, Of Chattanooga, one Of the wealth
lest and best known citix6ns.Of East Ten,
nessee. The news Of the shocking and
untimely death Of this young lady, will
send pang to the hearts Of o large cir
Gle OF acquaintances to whom she had
endeared herself by her many graces Of
mind and person. The gentleman who
was with her, and who made such heroic
efforts to rescue her from watery grave,
was Mr.. Wythey Macras,. of ClafksVille,
Tenn, who it is understood vas her affi.
anced husband.-ReJei ssa 500,
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Friday,:;:::::::::::;::January s, 1865.
; Sdg- General Taylor LEFT here yesterday
morning for 1'upelo, whore be is to meet
General Hood. a.. -. -, .s.',g..s -'l9

MDGg-The Newbern correspondent of
the New York Herald says, the Otoego,
q double ender, the Bagby mounting two
guns, and steam packet launch No. s,
were desiroyedrecentl in Roanoke river
by rebel torpedoes. The Roanoke river
is perfect network Of torpedoes. "A
large number have alreadysbeen taken
up, and still larger number are supposs
ed yet to remain. ~ y S.s-.a..- s'.'s- ~
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From. INDIA.--The accounts of the cot
ton crop in the Bombay Presidency are
decidedly bad, and though it is pretty
certain that the extent Of land snwn is
greater than heretofore, yet the guam
tity of l864will fall shortsof that of 1868,
The case is worse in Bengal, where the
cotton crop win be much less than il
was last year. s NM
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A GUsBoAT DESTROYED ON THE MIss

A GUEBoAT DESTROYED ON THE MIssIs-
sIpPI.-We learn that Lieutenant Of
Woods cavalry destroyeda a Yankee iron
clad near Grand Gulf q few days since.
1t appears the boat hadssprung a leak
and been run aground to prevent sink
ing. While the crew were Of getting
another boat to come to their assistance,
one Lieutenant, and . few men boarded
the grounded gunboat and burned her.
She mounted eight heavy guns ~
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stranger. who asks our confidence in be-
ing maue the depositafy Of our hallowed
gifts, be required TO establish, broad as
the light, the uprightness and integrity
Of his character. or failing, be denied
our countenance and branded with the
suspicion Of avillian. ''a0'rsl .lf!'''
JAMES PHRLAN.
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NOTICE.

oEFIcH CHIEP q. NJ. FOa NissssIPPI, I
Enterprise, Miss,, Dec. IS, '64.
AHparhss Ia nIssis.ippI and Kast Louislana hold-
Ing ssEiiasd assoauts Il stbsr os6rssmasisrs thaa
tboss nov as,Iug a. Post ouA1ermAstsrs lathe State
q hississippl rsqne,ted to furnsh % the most
sousshisnf Post ouAFtsrnaster IN shIs state within
ihensxi thIrty days. Ist giving dste snOuni party
30 whom duss anA name of ousrtsrnAster esstlfying
he sane. ia oHdsr tbaf pfoyisou bs made for Their
latilsmenL l. MINIS.
NSlsr AL OhIsf Q n. Tor Mississippi
dscamber f1d70
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SHooTIEo AFFRGY.-0nr city was thrown
into excitement to-day about luO'cl0ck,
in consequence Of shooting afray be
tween Captain n. Martin and Mr. Nd.
Yearger, between whom several shois
were passed, without either being hlti
Rumors are prevalent, and ueWail furth-
er developments.-MssissiRpia ErtTa.
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OFFICH MEDtcAL DIRRoroR HOSPITALS,
a. qAss-{ gat Msson, Misss Dee s9d, 1854. i1g
The following named Soldiers, detailed for Hos.
phsl Service having been appointed to act ~ fora.
gers by Surgeons In charge OF hospitals and their
appointment approved this ofeo, duly author
ised to act In that capacity Tor the various boSpas
and In the oOuntiss set opposite their respective
names. E ~r.,y
All persons claiming to be such Agents, and wAs
cannot show written authority above set forth viii
Nv Bullock, private company O, 7th TennesseS
cavalry. Forrest Hospital, LAndsrdale. Miss, Noxu
bSs and Kempee sOunsiss, Mas. @ ODD
Js Rason, private company '. l3lh MiSs regiment,
same hospital, LAadsrdAlo, Kempsr and su@ptsr
counties. Mlau - sr
A4 TB Penvsr. private company B, 18th Ala rssbnsat
Bnekner Hospital. Macon. Miss. Noxobss, Winston
and Kemper, MiAs. - af
W r PoIadsxter, Hospital Stewart, Buekner Hos.
pltal, Macon, Miss, Noxubes, Winston and Kemper
counties, Miss.
i sOAlexandsr, Private Co l. Q6!h MIss regiment
General Hospital jackson, Miss, Smith, Newton and
Jasper eoantiss, Aiss.
Holmes. enrolled conscript, same hospital, Hnds
and Rankin eOuntisa. Nina
FR Ramsey, Co Q, l4.h Miss regiment, Lee Hos
pital, Lauderdals, Miss. Noxubee, okfibbeha, Cho&
taw and ChiskAsaw eountos Miss.
a|F y. N. BRRNIsS,
dac2o lw f.s g.a.I f-,s Aaiing Medical Direetor
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MERIDIAN. Miss, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY e. 1865 Ell "


Act Of
regulating following be this
date until notice property impressed taken for
hepubio the following Dhhcss
Talahatohie Yaiobusha and Yazoo
DIsirlct-Compod Ami
knson, Washingon asxyla n ~ ID t.
or Calhoun
Madison MahaH Pamela and Pontotoc
covipgton
Hancock HARRISON Hnd Jaop Jones' Perry Simpsons Mppa Tshengo
elaf ye.g5sss A'i
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following
tow Wooen Cloths Drills Fanneis naburgs Domestic
ceuum the net cost Of production. srsssE 4
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The Macon Confederacy of the 3lst
learns from n perfectly reliable gentle
man, Just from Thom1sVille, that the re-
ported advance of Fitzpatrick on that
place, taken from the Augusta papers a
lew days since, Is without foundation.
There is not, nor has been, any enemy
on the ThomasyiIle side Of the Altamaha.
We are panied to learn that Captain
II. c. Upper, A. I. g., OF Brantley's bri-
gade, was severely but not dangerously
wounded at the late b.ttle near Frank;
lin, Tenn. lie is son Of Gen. I. c.
Tupper, Of Canton, Miss.
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10 be paid wherever pnrchasedor
pressed The e6overnn
penalties incurred violation Of
hereto appended srj q 81 sF sss es2 s.1r
shall Military the
shall be cshi
With military the Court direct
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Noxubee county. Mississippi = j - ~
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@aA Httu Macon. Doc. II, 1854.
CIRsULAR.l it.fs eW .E.F e
J. Medical officers IA the State service viii report
immediately BY letter 70 s ooe. their In full
with thsir postoihsss. .s N ss ta
II. Assignments Of msdlsal otiioers once made will
not bs changed except with Fsfaeaee TO the good sf
the serviee. q rssE.f 5aa
III The habit Of tslsgraPhing iustpal Of writing
win be diacon.inasd unless n cAsss Il argent nases
sity.fkNs Ria@s &tmeFggk@RE tos
w. Medical calesrs neslsotlng 70 report Wiener.
deraa for duty. VIA have their ssnmLsons revoked
or DO sent before court martial. '' "
18.Msafdl sFlpuJ4 WM. d. LYLBg
a4lB 5A .ss8 Surgeon General Of Mississippi.
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gAUDITOR's OFFICE

n H3T- NMUBITOHb OFEIUE.
Macon, Miss, Dee. 20, 1864.
zoMe Ton cSssss Of las several sonuies Of iis sa,s
Owing to the heavy demands upoa The state Treas.
uy support Of the dessisuts families Of our
soldiers. Lam requested by his Rxeellsnoy Governor
CLARK, that lie dsairsa that you will proceed 70 the
colectien Of the Military Relief Tax OF 1854 as early
as possible, and pay the Into die atate Treasury
In order that may bs abls to make distribntoA Of
thotax for their RELIEF by the lat Of April next
= ti.f ffzAlastts i8A0a A. y. GlLLRSPIE,
deeeI lot sfx, 81 Auditor Public Aceounts
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: AUDTIOHb UFFICEt
Efffss5t3 aS&eA - Macon, December Is, 1864.
10 The County Tsasur1s Of the ssssrel eosasiiss ef The
fgrasiaffwf Ssas9f MississiPpfs3 4 va8
In pusuanee Of an act fths Legislature. approved
August lsh. 1864. win. the fr.s day Of January
next make pro rata distribution pf s3o4 for the
relief Of The wives and shildrsn OF our soldsrs A
eeitifeate Of tho Probate Clerk showing that bono
has been given. will be reqsirsd before payment Ii
made !. u Al. GILLRSPIE,
deezJ lOt Auditor Public Accounts
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@. 3. MOORE. I

saS @% C mi toner ass
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ne c0untiee Of Carroll, 0hiclxasaw, Ch0cktaw
es, Monros Noxubee. Oktibbeha, sSuntloweI
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a" There'smany q fair young faoo,
The war steed, hath gone DER;
sAtmany aboard thsrss left q place
b For thona that Aoma M mora ~ " o.

a Like hope wneh 'oNe nAAs JpnF's V's y...
uhen Ia, afar of in the distance from
,Franklin's heights, was heardg strange
nysterious sound-listen J what is il I!
AZ ais the tramp Of the war horse
'tis the bueaI,s loud blast, calling the
dark masses that cast their sshadows be-
fore them 10 batlle-the tretnuloasness