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noRs SUB. DIST. OF MERIDIAN
HEADQ ~ .S-:aI.u Ma Ocf q 1893 ,

HSAD~ Meridian, Miss, Oct y 1903
c.neral Orders 40. IL n.
g oar.u.uce of Special Orders No. = pspan n,
In pa', ,'sis.,rp october 1885 the undersigned
S ~Sr assume. commando the Subj District OF A
Ans.,,,ins orders viii remain in f'Fc' until 0'H''
| wise ordered r VOTING.
Col 49th U. S. Colorsd IntAntFy'
| I'm l., DAVENPORT. Gen l.
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30, ,TEs OF ADVERTISING.

phTES OF Adv GAS = ~
;u he inserted for any time less
AdVS''-, a.b At the rate of ONE DOLL An
shan Oh, 1UTy CENTS per square for the hrSf IN
AND and sEvENTY-FIVE CENTS per
's',. -. Cor each subsequent insertion -, :,
'11 ADVERTISEMENTS ordered for one month WIN DC
@ dollars ana ssa ssn', . pss aesrG 1 length
Ad :. published at five dollars per month ,x will also
WI "a a. aSyetsements published in the pay WIN '''
." in the tr:-woekIy and weekly p"per ID
D neral deduction viii be made to those ""' '
,erise ny the year. .,, Cor IN advance, o.
Al advertisements must be ps'0 io' III AN' ''-'~0'
.t.spd Of each month. .;ooo
A ,,parate charge will be made iof 0U''''''
r.te Of twenty cents per line.
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Election Returns

The following, from the Brandon Re
publican, is the aggregate vote Tor State
officers so far as heard from-emoraclng
38 counties:
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SEVERE SENrENcE-Tho following s9
~. "a S sentence has been passed upon Col.
Ionis Schirmer, of the 18th New 1olN
L Art;IIerv, and duly approved by the PFes-
ident: Ill, do
r,;.aed ' from the service of the United
@ stases, foPfetns all pay and al0w"9 9Se
no nov u thet b be fined the sum of $40, Ooo
anu w On"I confined at hard labor at For
WA RE IN Boston HSo b for b. the be Rsse
OF tnr e,oy;f;sd from holding any othc
ef bonor, trust, or profit, under the 0o'
ment of the United States.
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Col Pinson. we'll known as cav
airy officer during the war; mas -; Det
elected to Congress from the "a DiS'tlc'
in thi. State by an overwhelming n'Jol
ity. He was in town last evening, as w"
also our old empty sleeve ir'en" 0'"e'
Rnck or.
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sept 25-d2w

.SrCommission and general merchants,
sd ,ttbe wholesale drug store Of Jas don' O.
corner Of Common and Magazine streets Ne" .sey
So everything belonging to the drug trace a
nav reoure a. prices based on the latest s0'o wv
tatiOnS.
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Respectfully, your ob't serv, Il, ARKEY.
,p Hon Vim Yereer
ifGCn Nun A. CoYot Odd 1863,

JACKSON, MISE C0PU IL
~, IoSrs s HAMILTON AND OoL- o.osaI
CoL, Isy9emen have read your Progos+
row .iI;.h "a documentary History OF tne o'"
20 PI;na;ss;nni from the Presidential elee.lon ~
9a aH .o he reorganization of the State ..I.
loo ',, ~ :, 1895" work of this KIND, IN tJ
men e nronose to publish it, will be od ;r,
iii contain statistics of the most c.nso which
Want W., era in the history OF our oHio frmed
;I1 I've useful in the future, and no IT, tbe
s;tizen ef the State can do without ~. actor in
I;;n;on 70 the statesman and to every nj L.
POI s,reat drama which has just closed, ..,rTv
e onu,s a manual for reference, ana VI" "a
rrect history of events which can De o.,c;,
correeo otber source Knowing your caPai 80
and nmoartiality, satisfied yoq WI en-
a 9p.s,,x With the subject; and mosI heAiu'
J,rss and approve the undertaking. .,.
Very Respectfully; yeu FEp 90 =
| rrr,m Hon Geo. j. Pooer on
:, the foregoing views. ana reco nIA ~
\ SonUo work to public confidence ana Pa
ronage. GEO l. POTTER.
JACKSON, Sept 22d 1865; $3.50,
: IFrom Hon N 3 K SonnSSS~a,i ,ees
JACKSON, Sept go ,oo'
% Mrssps HAMILTON & PowKR-Oen1. 1900 =.
n ~ 80 With much interest," your frosHe e.
+, h hN.I Tri,Iicatiou of a Documentary IDS B.o
o. 10 M;ss;as;pDi. embracing period from cue
N, .;s1 FIeetiou of 1850 to the ,;f
dsnt Ssats Nv Convention of 1865. am grat'l
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orD1cE sUB.CoM FREEoMENS Buksno
oFFloH sUB-DIsTRICT OF MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN, MISS. SEPT a6th' lo9
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DRUGGISTS, 10 the city and country
S~@ md have the selection OF their
'"n e. the largest assortment in the city. 'Ame
goods from tue druggist. corner Of Common and
" 'TasIns ,troets. New Orleans is prepared u
..be lowest market prices.
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The Mobile Times

TIN MoR,1E TINES, on and after the ISL ., .,
In he the title of of paper "'U puonsneu
- .ha name of the MOBILE DAILY Ne "a' ~. 49,
=, NE st.unchest and most reliable Journals -
snnoor. of Individual AMI Constitutions .,an also
,1.n ever published in the South a0u 'Ie g Ms,vs
nos. popular and widely circulated l0u'nS Of Al
commercial, Literary, and interesting Z.
kinds. TERMS. .o
For one Year,..----.--'-'- 500
.. Quarter, .-...S--'-""-'-
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Nvw Goops AT REw's.-Our ooun.'y
Nl" 80 onr town readers, and all other per,
ineHas ss..Ouabls wearing apparel are NJ =
sons Gs, ths late a..orsmen. opened by Rev
:. VS." osS.e The ladies are particularly
AZ tue pOS 80, III ON the most liberal terms
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ra DR., W. d. Lyles, Senator from NoA
rbae and Winston, is gentleman u
.o,;ditv and brilliant intellect, ana Tue
naop,e have shown their good sense In Sc
Letting him to represent them.
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nr,.u,,s,put Legislature ELECTED %
2, 1865.
Sen ators.

Senators. Il
.-Adous Amite and Wilkinson-HoS'S
JackSon. w. land.
CARROLL Binford.. |
Chickasaw-T N Martln'
Choctaw-H D Stone. w..
GoU;ob and Simpson-Ben King. ,d
C Cop;~1ton Jones, Marion, Perry anu
Greene-J ohm smith.
OASoto and Tuuica- @
H;nds-J NJ Hawkins; l
HoImes and Sunfower-J j hooA
1tewamba-J. NJ. Simonton:
I"Traoo Harrison and AancocA-A
| Seal; wovra-P n Ma
pier ,-,;n end Claiborne-P
K K",nsp and HSeshoba-H c Robinson
1 Ia, and Newton-RoDert l'e~0"
: man; MI, 80
4aw[e dos and Oktibbeha-C. F. Miller
3 M"d;son and Scott-M Lyle;
Marshall-J. R. Taylor
Morroe-S. II. Anderson.
and Winston-W. u. Ly!eS'
= HoA 1o Coahoma and Tallahatcnle-
n ponIotoc-J jeff Wilson
:, 6nI;n and Smith-Robt \ Lowry
T;nnah-F. A. Wolfe:
" r;tbo n,ingo-W. L. Duncan.
as Worren-C SWEET; ,r II
-al VsIabnsha and Calhoun-M'
Stephens. Warrington a
TO po1;vor-W. S. Yerger
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BURNING OF THE HESTER HousE d. UT
O'Clock on the morning. OF the ISL NV NV
the quiet of our town was tSo c cry Of fire"
II soon became evident RON TngIs Hotel j,
Of the flames, that the o Ia. So E'g envelopea
occupied by freedmen, was 80 Of its being
by fire as to be imposSloio o;,;zans were
| extinguished. several vera hut resistance
promptly upon the Spot, spot of the night
was futile The &c c" onmse Of the fires no
wa. aGnO'i in every direction, Loss ftee,
spredd dollars.-Lexington AdVoca'
10th.
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OUTRAGE ON Col. DRuKY J. Brown, OF
of the most outTagseuII
G st,emnts TO extort money by Fedora
otfcer was attempted by Capt " arrep
Peck, who is stationed at haz Haze oon.
Can't, Peck had Col. Brown closely Son !,
fined for nine days on some IrlSoaG =
pretext,- and-in The meantime lnPee sfFsr :
tine Of S275, which hs subsequently one y
I'd, by way OF compromise, 70 'e na;S h.
500, which, if Col. Brown had pau, ,,I
would have been released Hep lstsns
| reused to do SO, and after repeated enJ
to obtain relief, finally sent wee ua
message to the governor wnlSn st nm e .
his release. Capt. Peck snoula DC 1T
diately arrested and summary .nne
for this bold attempt to eHtor' IA0->
| from a cit;zeu-News.
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CHURCH SCHOOL
FOR
LADIES
ANNANDALE'

~
>,,:e,n County, MisslsSippi'
Madiso - Madison Station
nnr,, .es ion of this SC DOL VII. III he two
| on the 20 Of Sept: lea. ."S the Col eeiAie.
oePArmsnt,ss' vii be admitted into ,hs ,T. Sdms
,artment win III Collegiate Department.
son t, u me ,C~Another viii be gram tis Which PIE.
on an examination on the n'e course sails
| IS ., Thosc who complete tse pInIoma
Ssc,orily ueeeivs,at tts Sonug LADIES bat one
For 'Ss be- ssiaO viz IN. they hey
lines eondue. .s the enforce OF this reg"A''
; he The special duty OF Ms hates OF instrue
Visitors TO . ,aS or Guardians to the Prime PA
Fl visits should be made on S'"UN' "
scb pupil requested to is,nH savs these Jas
Slo;hus with hr name S viii; be aOrdsAtO
Aef nsiIv Instruction in plain Sewing ZEE ~''
ur dasite t. without extra chA Sri q, should
parents prefer see, Are 1sqaestcd notify
s t SS y and they viii nave '
spected. 1... will run on Mondays, Wsns
comT G;says between Madison station is distant
R ss s1 s4.i nhn@ The ofss sA@r0''''
= 20. as StStiop, addison county, .~-AM
COURSE OF INSTRuC wv
ppIMARY DEPARtMENI.
na.dinS Writing MenA' AIi'sme pst,rv'.
sps9sE
ES Unvs;sl Eis is SSuts 0Gssesh,'m sacred NT0
oAnd'ii I By E T!GSI 1iIiSE DEPARTMENT
,rNIoR CLASS.
n1N r,,o Reading writing, Davies d,r Ae Amer
n
smiths Eug"srr arri.es in Composition hAtn r,mhia
aucy can History, Exefelh rommeuced Kipps Douole
ng In mar Natural PhilosO ii.cSrsd Music
MIDDLE CLASS. ,,-o,r.
os,nr Writing Arithmetic AseUr
cesmetry' Geography F History. Esercis, Com
English II $50 Eli meuts OF Criticism, - nheus
thoi ~. Srus Sacred Music
Ready Aheii' OPTIONAL COURSE. -,
educed D.iu,irS V cal and lnstFumen'A
Co,,oD ,,a nd Modern Ian gusges
C0''OA Music anu TERMS.
- PAYABLE half yearly in Advances Is o.
- primary Dept (per ahhuA' 100 OF
ru'tion Collegiate Department 3OO(
- Modern Language HASw % u
:, Music Vocal or lustrnm'n'"' 40 o
:, nrawiuR Painting, 800
De pe month";
5+# :. i"cideutalta per month .,, .ovsral OF tn
...a lnc, ga" 10 correspondence with sew "a wi
L. ING o.Sorr nlished educators in tne SIy
time be HoS he ms de to the undersigned OF
Jackson !ApP1oSnstone o - HARRIS. Rector.
rtOn, ,..,h.r 18th, Iss5,dlm --
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FOR SALE.

ss.s sas sis al
sss ys :, s lot Of
taInlng n'' viii be sold at great oars.1C uLRICK.
fletcher 4-0lm,
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-. anatomical and PrepaE'
torv medical SchOOl.

,,onose opening an AnAton .icai
[NHE undersigned P6po for the benefit of Medics1
student; ssps g1 ss ana
q students son pc
the foF Chemical srS
sss EFsPssssS,
S Ds Of Ave months n.oe US
psynsns j. to better
nees.ssry ,ase Of cur Irop0s,U
: =
wish to comm ence As '' RUSSELL McCORD' M ~
of October q F FANS, M u
p n. RIGGS. NJ.
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por sale or Rent
nrs land four miles from Wa Way, co,td0
1872 4S FROM To's i ssts S'
Farm mostly land ha; c on
Sss .. on XsiSS S'fs
i re s S,:ss sn Apply Taylor or " C.
Hcnn.,. Wayne. bore, Miss
Al o.
| niles rorth Of DeSoto, Mls ...-
ApiansaOn four the IPse,nb Place % go cote; ;S
or rss
trcvsnerts The pGnS nten.is. Apply to J. B Gat'
| A'SSnrhnta or to the unoeIsis" r. n. KING
| cctl2dlm ------@, u sTREsHLEl
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- y 4 3 o R Il W A 4 ID

h,ovrn horse mule, eight or
VNHREE Mu'ea d on" were taken from the lot OF Mr.
obD n.oe N the early Psss aud
TS: ot medium and ; ,. Ts
good o1ser two their and sa.
med q quite TSs' s s's
bay about thirteen zen ON her shoulders and sns,he[
ms. w Mule color she is six
Of these mules Of medium I'M me with tn
made They were . recently EN- .ybo SIdepsu
letters aV .y dollars for the delivery % Of sum.e
WIN p pHs to me uthe north west corner %
county An A. alton will be given TOT SUN '
| NATION as will lead to their re' PETER WEIR.
| oetI3d6t -------~ =
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We notice that the Vicksburg papers
are being imposed upon by some
much to say about anti negro testimony y
the Jackson News and other humoueS
-Mississippian.
Now, friend Kimball, that is TOO sc :.
we're The News IS not nonrous do,rn
i It has been endorsed" by Andy John Ohm
SON son 6 DEM Of the North, all the Yam
t Iss D offieers except Gen. sIOcuml tina
h hee Visited Jackson during the past yea!
the voters of Kinds county, the St; L %iI
Republican, Chicago Times, Queen onnt NJ
toria, Victor Emanuel bTignaM Uori
the des' o. II ni ISN'T humbug and if 70
dont want to poT gat somebody you Ia
better stop your Observation-Disclosures
a | Republican.
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.~ Quite numbEr of members % VIZ
vegisIa,ure came down the ROAD i"S' orc
.,;rg ON the train, and will leave 'nI'
rr,Tr;nc for Jackson to attend 'ne nv"
ing of that body. Hons W. H. pa puntao'
Of Tishemingo; jeff Wilson OF I rUn'o'OO
w.D. Lyles, from Noxuoee ana ~ ".
H.C. Robinson, from hemper az" r.
.hoba J. NJ. Simonton, OF ltawanoA -
Martin, of Chickasaw; and : u ~.
.on Of Monroe, of the Senate Me ,9r.
N snratt, B. B. Boone, w. A lAuNol
lvland ]. w. Burrus, from liSneuI u =,
lanes II. Kennedy and Rev. Nj. ~
comb from Tippah Col. Morphls' -
Rsr McWhorter and James Benton
pontotoc; Gen. Gholson, lot Monroe
:, Beachamp, of Noxubee; Dr. Mara
and Ben. Murray, of ChickasA~ anu :,
TUrdook, of Lowndes. were among u
number.
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rsr We have made arrangenl'n
IT. IN full the proceedings of the lie,
sis,ature. together with all the laws anu am,
s""a,,,t;nrs that may be passed by tna'
body. They will be published IN Sor
daily tri weekly and weekly ed''lo ION ,Ol
.,ho benefit OF subscribers. We WI. "'se
S,rn;sb as many copies of the daily a.
r,av be ordered, done up in wrappers :"
five cents per number All 0' ID sem
papers will be filed promptly A"" '
DIV express or mail. --
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~ DAILY CLARION VIII neteai'er !.

D,uY CLARION will hereafter be
~ys- TIE DairIII SHEET and labor or ex-
0us.hed on make it worthy the patronage OF the
sea'p Gs e 9'sI sss,
,,o,n al parts v arlets in the most important oou1
full Of the g, Mssssppi and
rrss for the ith variety of interesting reading
p THE WEEKLY cLARTo sNn m Be ssa PQ ebdess
every Sunda! w. Daily together with an interesting
srectUooI-i yinal or selected. r
story o'" ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Douncing yandidAtes for State or us s,o o.
~ n
tTict OniN --'''''-''''-"
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE: the
John H. Echols Secretary OF dr, Sfa'e that the
State OF Cd bond is true and correct copy
t% reg nrioinal now on file in my office; 6 the
OF tne p un1er nv hand and the Great Seal OF 'n1
lSta State Of Mississippi affixed at the H'y yss5
Jackson this Goth day Of SeP Pc RGH0 0
Secretary of State
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dress, DOWER
hAWiA Jackson, Miss
bond.


,one. s Hamilton, of wilkinson
~ 7 r, Power, of Kinds county, pr
49, - rnblish work to be entlelea 49, the |
pose Of the State of Mississippi from !ne
prrsssdential Election of 1860 to sne "a fur
ton of the State Government IN Iooo 80 large
t i Va noso 10 nubljsh this work IN t"o l"s
thel PUp srhstantially bound volumes, at d oooS S
40 aubscribers of five dollars each: SoIue s.b
| whereas, from the expense OF Puo1h eaxy it will
| ,rork which must necessarily NC no&.y bona
~ nacassarv to limit the edition 10 ac'ual, Iss
| D p5 Nc Inr;Ie rs-to SECURE whom from any i os,
\ IL sa;a ZONES s. Hamilton and >; L. Eo"f 6ftv
! ",rread 10 enter into bond IN the SILL "a
thousand dollars $50, oOo of the prem-
!. Now therefore, IN consldera.IiT Power AZ
r ;ses we Jones s. Hamilton ana =, xoroer and
ir;ncinals and H. Hizheim E. M. SsS,la t
Pnhn ~ Robinson, as suretles, 90 Tohu II
onrselves to be held and firmly oo9nu W W;sss
Echos Secretary of State OF the ota'e tstae for
o a;Dni and his successors in once, DIS sf" thon
s,PP. a,hscrihers in the penal sum OF my ny
,r sand dollars $50 ,O0O for the pay ourselves
- o I'D trnIy to be made, we blho our '1;,n,
r onr heirs. executors, administrators anu resent
iontIy and severally, firmly ny o5S g. of Sc,
- Witness our hands ana SONS
| TENDER, 1860. :: .l;s. If ga
The condition of the above is t"ls IN ,1,bI;,
1onas s Hamilton and j. l.. Power snu1 PUnn
the above described work 70 oe e of Missssip,
81, the Presidential election OF looo 70 u" roe5
rranization of the State Government III -
Trifhina reasonable time, and denver viz ar y
tbs snbscribers respectively Ln inc man" :, :
upon the terms set Tor III .no r. thew shall .
arTeut of their failure to do so, II they enc,
in'. Eva raFnnd 10 each of said subscribers tne am
ai an ~ him Tor said work, then this oGilg i.on
'O'' ba nuIi aud void otherwl Use TO De o. LUZ t;t
vir1ue Either of said s4bserlnsrs e t5 cnnSit
,;+ on said bond for any breaGh OF the 1Ulars
SUI tn their prejudice and the oolsa1o'1
let's IND hond shall be liable to each ana every
or;her for any breach thereof until the "Vo'o
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I'm l.. DAVENPORT. A A A Gen l.
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I7771IYGl HAULING !!

undersigned to do >, al short notice
HAULING iu the city and e San always be found
and on very 1nnssn and Harris new store ClAr'0n
I SincS e0 Johnson Avenue, Meridian Ms ROGERS
, 1865-01-30
MONDAY, JANUARY

LETTERS REMAINING E:;CL. MED In the
Post once at chisaso. State o. i,a,ls, on the .S:h
To obtain an: Of th:s= letters, the appli-
eant must call for sADyEaT15Ep LErTEns,' give the
date Of This list and pay Cent for advertising
It not called for within ONE xosTu they
Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Letters are not advertised until they have
remained In the Office one week
u. DIRECT letters plainly to the street aud
number; as vel as the Post oitlee and Sate.
~. HEAD letters with the writer's Posi- 0FF1cE
and STATE, STREET and NUxnEn, SIN them plainly
With full name, and request the answers to be d.
rected accordingly.
.'s. Letters to strangers o. t!ansient visitors In
known, should be marked, III the lower feft-hand
corner with the word Transient
= ~. PLACE the postage s1Axr on tho UPPER
H1auT.uANp corner, and LEAvE SPACE between the
stamp and direction for Posr-xAEK1so without in-
terferipc with the writing: -...
IN. B,-A REQUEST fer the RETURN OF. u
letter to the writer, If unclaimed within 80 aays OF
les, written or printed with the writer's NAME,
PoET OFFICE and STATE. across the 1efthand end
OF the envelope, the face side, will be complied
with at the usual prepaid rate Of postege, payable
when tie letter is delivered to the wrifer."-Sec
"a Law of 15S3'a
, 1865-01-30
EKGH3 MADISON.
The Quota of W1sconslu-cr%antz
lion OF the 10th afcginaent-Le%3sln
tive Proceedings.

The QuOta Of Wfsconslu-CfENntZ1
tton OF the 10th AscsiE1ent-Les4s1n
1--WE Proceedings.
[spsc,a. Di.pateh to the Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, January ss.
The following statement as to quotas Of this
State has been communicated to the Governor:
WAR DkpAHrExT,
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS G4s1cE,
WAsHE1oToN, January Il
To Lstutenant Calontf Charits $. LoutA, detio5
Atsts,ant h'0s0's +uarsaal General. -h1a1s0"'
Tho quota Of Wisconsin. under tho cali Of the
President for 800 oD men. dated Dec. 10. 1854. II
twelve thousand three hundred md 1tty-sl1.
This Is the number required under the call, after
IS H entitled, By estinatine tho humber of years.
men Ths quota ot the dFst district ts 5:7ao: see.
81 s's'5s a's4Ie. taaas o:si!S: as:h
Ri. i comment on s. 81 IT.
small In proportion to thc1E vote.
The order has been Issued Tor the Organization
81 oasrs caoua sampsa FeoW ot
Outsgamle. Lieut.. Col. Of the 4oth regiment, md
very popular in his locality; Lieut.. Colonel, Ed
gard Fond a. La ef the xsteEan
iment, and twice wounded IN the Mississippi cam
paign; Major, ,. Z. Noyes, of sauk, formerly Of
The 6h regiment AID seyeFs1y Ada
Dennis A. Reed, Of Door.
In tho Senate to-day, Lieutenant Governor
spoo9er being absent, Senator ~. 4. Chandler
was elected President PRO tenn, receiving the votes
Of al1 the Union Senators present. and that Of SEN
ator Morcan-a0 In ali.
In taking the chair, Senator Chandler e1prcs3cd
his acknowledgements for the honos, and his hopes
. for mutual satisfaction in the relation. 4 resolu-
ton tns1ucttne the Committee On Chazitab,o and
Benevolent Institutions to visit the charitable In
sdtutione Of the State and Of Milwaukee a. early
as possible, after considerable discussion In the
courae Of which the intention vas denied Of asking
IN appropriation for any of the Milwaukee 1nstftu
tions. adopted. Senators Reynolds, Clark, Hood
and Wilson warmly eulosized the MANAGERS Of the
benevolent Institutions Of Milwaukee, The Sena-
turs voted themselves ten dollars more In postage
stamps. The only general bill introduced, Vas
one Increasing the number Of copies Of the SD
preme Court reports, ordered printed, from 500 to
CO., Of which 40 instead OF $40 as heretofore, arc
for the use Of the State, and Increasing the price
from s3.50 to sa.so volume The only general
bill passed, was one increasing the amounf allow
ed the members Of the Legislature for stationery,
from f15 to $50. The vote WAS 70 to $, The bounty
bil1 vas postponed to Tuesday, and the Senate ad-
iQurucd To Monday vCnfus,
, 1865-01-30

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, 1865-01-30

to the noble representatives In their respective
conventions, thanks and congratulations; and.
further, do recommend that Tuesday next the
9Th dsy Of fJanu,1J, shall be observed and respect
cd hy our people. q holiday l9f recreation tn. ana
acts OF lie new free States OF Missouri and Tennes-
see, which acts with those Of Lonisiana and Mary
land. arc the forerunuers Of the time when Liberty
ehall be proclaimed throughout the land to all the
inhabitants thereof.
Given under M hand and seal Of statc, ibis 10th
day Of January, A. D. 1865. and Of tbs 1ndepen-
By the Governor. {Signed,)
MICHAEL HAHN.
$. u. Wno1xowsK1, secretsFy Of State.
, 1865-01-30

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