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North Carolinians, true TO the last. sc
the following letter from an officer Of lie
confederate army viii show, who was for
some time prisoner at Johnson's Island
Ater givIng an account of the SUFFERING
OF the prI~nners there, he says:
And VIII here state that I never
-" more determined spirits than the
North Carollnians on Johnson's Island
,hey alone being able to say: "Not man
from my State has taken the oath in tb;s
PRISON, The treatment of those who
iaNe the oath Is just the thing. Old Abe
mas issued an order that all the G.. s. Off
GERS VINO take the oath were to be kent in
PRISON nntIi after the exchange Of all
prisoners. lie does this on account of
20 macy taking the oath and returning
TO our armieS."
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Hon. A. Cumming, Governor OF Ctan,
,,nder the Ruchanan administration. has
recently arrived in the Confedera'y. ana
gives the latest phase of Yankee intfn-
tions. Leading men stated to Gov. g.
that the contest was not 10 abolish slave
rV. ru"i but utG to conquer and hold the country
1t was then the purpose to sell ,he lands
in order to- pay the expenses OF the war
and keep the negroes in serviIude Tor
fftv veare. This is surely very plous
proposition, and one in which we Con
federates will probably have something
to "sav."
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a+L5- Soldiers, citizens or officers who in
these emergencies neglect thoir III
10" clsi3ens in line OF battle, TO pursue
their own interests. who can readily hear
any Whisper OF personal aqara ndizament,
but who are deaf TO calls of Iaty and the
trials OF distress from those whom thew
neglected, cannot be true to our cause
which himperiously deinapds the united,en-
"reies of all. That man whose neglect of
"uty introduces suffering among his coun-
1ymen Is. as much their enemy as the Joe,
man who would shoot them down. That
agent or officer who squanders the public
money or resources, depreciates our cur
rency by speculation i'm the enemies cir
culatlon or otherwise embar asses our ma
tional affairs, is de facto an ally of the enc
my and should betreated accordingly. 1t
would be much more creditable to such
men II they would openly espouse the
cause of foe whose interests thew pro-
mota. Judas Iscariot secured to himself
the severest execrations of world no
because he.was the enemy of the Christ he
betrayed. 6m because lie rrQfessed 10 be Gis
Jind.
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E@54= The enemy now clearly see after
marching through the whole length of the
Confederacy that there is no Union sen,
timent" developed by invasion, but that
dependency tilr1ls to desperation on his track.
1t is true that few penitent fire eaters
in Georgia and North Carolina, who seek
TO secure pardon for their worthless car
cases by an ignominious sale of their souls,
about separate State actiorpi SC,
which by Interpretation literally means
go,ag 10 tic deyH by detail. Yet, if these
generous parasites will just contain them
selves or turn their attention to raising
pigs and potatoes (something they can
cpmprchend) the government wifi have
concluded an honorable peace and forced
pardon and independence on their DOS
lcrity iii spite of their opposition. We
nope to always hear better things OF Mis-
.ssippi let it never be said that after ALI
her sacrifices and achievements Mis-
sisslppI was guilty OF inidelity to her sis-
icfs. Should the hydra appear let the
press put it dowt, and keep bright a rcpu-
i1tion Which Mississirpians have fought
80 long to establish and maintain. Let il
cheer the war-worn veteran in his danger
ous vigils over the honor of our State and
people. Let II moi permit weak kneed.
weak headed and bad hearted men or.
a1/ce' the affections OF the commonwealth
from the associations of hundred fields
"t glory. We must stand 10y the chosen
agents OF this people in the civil inttitu-
hons OF the nation, and by the men who
curry the musket and bare their bosoms
10 the storm of battle. We must mol admit
that our comrades have died in vain |
'0e cannot give UP our sacrifices on thou |
SIND affairs; we aoW never yield the soil |
which urns the ashes Of our gallant dead |
Dur mothers and our bellies have learned |
las TO bow only to Heaven, and God for
bId iaat we should ever bend the knee
u -, .'iience" to a creature of earth.
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THE REBEL SPIRIr-The Confederatae
Congress, on the 10Th nit, passed srreso.
LUTON appointing joint COMMITTEES n
prepare an address to the people of the
confederate States. assuring them of the
'nalteraole determlnStion of Congress tt,
continue. with all energy, the struggle for
independence IN which we are engaged
;'nd assuring them OF the final triumph
" vhich,'n its solemn Judgment, must crown
"'Ir efforts it we stand firm and united to
,"ther, and WELD our resources will
strength and wisdom.
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CoUNrERTFIr.-We have been shown
by Colonel Tom Taylor, Conlmandant ot
the Post, counterfeit Confederate ro,o
OF tne new issue, of the denomicot;n.,
of Sloo 1t is marked '"D,~ date1 :, Rtchi
mond, Feb. Il, 1864" and is sirnaa ..T
L Grayson, tor Register" and al 7
Waiford, tor Treasurer" The countor,
felt Is easily detected: tho whole b;Ir
being fully an eighth of an inch smaIIor
than the genuine, aud the letters an5
hsures being necessarily contracted
The impression on the spurious note :,
also muc's heavier and blacker. Wearn
informed that there are a cens;dershIa
number attaat, supposed 10 have has,,
sent ont from New Orleans, shawjno ,hs,
our Yankee ueighbogs have "A least
enough Saith IN the vaiue of our eprye,ev
10 continue their efforts to counterfeit y
lt would be well IL some OF our own moo.
pie eanld be inspired with more cdp6
denee IN 1t. Any nf our eitiz-ns ,ie.;ring
20 examine the spurious notes can do so |
oy calling upon Col. Taylor. at the ot6c.
ot The Colnmandant OF the Post.
We understand the bill shown ns ha.
been IN possession of onr authorities for
rI or twelve days pas.
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ESo"sRAG' NG-We learn that III
= rresiddnt has telegraphed to a cit;san me ne
Io1pmbla, that be will take ea.e of So ~
=. oaroiinS, and thst his love tor th. o''i.
y = more Intense than the ba,o :,
1e 1snhffs ,i Tha skies brighten =
very dir'etien. a hep. inl gpieii -
" prevail and we anticipate a glo,.n,'
! es-''tion iroA1 the deApon dene, in y hi,n
'"e people have sueeuabesi ''n
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1ANKEE RAID on THE AFsLAcu1eoI.--
a sPec;a Dispatch to the Columbus En-
qurer from Merianna, Fla, Of Jan. seth
says w.
:, Inc enemy, hundred strong, cane 70
hlco,s Bluff, on Apalachicola river. can.
turfng lieutenant and forty negroes on
the .5th, and then left. J. "''
on the 18th the enemy we're again re-
p'ffed advancing on RiCo's Bluff; tI,eir
number unknown.
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rsg-The following di,na.cbe. r.m.;r

EVThe following dispatches remain
uncailed for at Southwestern Telegraph
office. Open daily, Sunday excepted) J
from 8A. N. to 9IP.x:
:. Lew, Jr.; U. S. Boon; Capt j.. r.
Marshall; J. Ii. Mcknight; L. Rhorton,
21th la. Regt.: Lieut.. Col Wier, 18th
Miss; Col. l.. w. Finley; Maj. Gen. Mar
lin; L. M. Brown; Thos Mcknight.
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Co9vicrs TO BE PARDoSRp laarn
that the Penitentiary eocvictx have an
been farionghod for thirty DAYS. at t6a
expiration OF which time thay ara ~
repolt the to Office of the Adintant and
Inspector General of the State ,,f Gsors;a
mhen anPon presenting a certificate NJ
Their having Joined some company G M .
confederate service. they will be pardon.
ed Ifoln the sentence Of eonfnCmert
we thlsk this is jnss 10 the Couyis.s
me most of them fought like veterans IN
tne Petr' at before Sherman. We bona
the authorities viii not have eansc r.
reer. tbs act of kindness S,,.l c,.,,
ttnfeSeTac0. alf 1,~-' - ~ f'f'of'He'7' e''
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OFFICE CHIEF Q. NJ FOR MISS,

OFFICE CHIEF Q. NJ FOR MISS,
Enterprise, Miss. Feb. l, 1868
Post Quar,ermIsters within the State Of Miss will
continue the registration of suc regular certified
counts other bonded quartermsters than temselv
as may be presented to them, reporting list Of the
same once every two weeks to Major G. s. Ssvcrson
Ousrtermaster 1T Columbus, who has been harrau
by the Quarermaster General with settlement of the
same and to whom all parties holding them will in
future make application. . l. MINIS
feb3dlm Major & Chief Q II. Cor Miss
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DR.. Mulkey, c. s. A., was one Of the
eNchahsed prisoners who arrived at Rich
mond on the 10th ult.. In letter to Tho
CoIunlbus Sun, he says:
during my sojourn in the Northern
o!:tes there was nothing that produced
such a commotion, and the rumor fhat
The Confederate Government Intended
buying, freeing and arming 25O. eco ne,
groes. They fear this will be the case
and say they hope peace will be made
before. such measures are rtsnrtt-tI -
The scoundrels are willing to fight with
GuHee, but not against him. As to The
proprlety OF arming the negroes. | find =
great diversity of opinion. / have talked
with number Of efficient officers of Gen
lees army, almost to a man thew favor
II, and the General himself. | am told
d>ks Tor the pegro-says he can make
soldiers ont OF anything that has arms
snd legs. | have but few negroes. tbesa
VIII dispose. of in any way my Govern.
,aent deems right. Az. and the highest
honors ask at the hands OF INV Govern
ment that be assigned To duty in he
hrst Confederate Negro Regiment.
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$50 REWARD.

/ WILL p'y the above reward Che am ount allowed
by ia%) Tor the apprehension and delivery OF Iri
VAte DHMSEG N PAtIE 10 the nearest provost Uar.
SnA: SAD Psc" was wounded July 2d, 1903 at tl,.
hattie or 3ettys burg, Penn; parrlcd aboat t',
hrst OF November, 1861, and fur!oughed from Ei,I,
mond Va, for thirty (3O) da US TO 60 10 Ntwto, co.
ty Mis- He il supposed to be in the woods or with
aoue cavalry. Family influence il sppposed to b,yn
caused hiS deseftion. NJ X W aTKIks
teb'dI~ 1t. Comdg Co. c, 18th Misa Regt.
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The Memphis Democrat says that the
steamer Feranfo was captured and
burned by guerrilias on the Sth u't., near
@kIpwIth's landing. The passengers and
ere" We're taken prisons; among the
Io:iIer was a eottonspe culator from New
ork, name not given. fron whom tho
guelrilia3 took sixty thousand dollars IN
greenbacl<s. ~
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The Charlottesville Chronicle says it has
reason 10 believe that Congress has aban.
doned the idea tit it ever entertained itl
,i using the negroes rs soldiers.
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The Lynchburg Republican, of the
S@h 0Lt, says the dsmage TO The V,r.
s'hla salt works would be repaired bv
to-mofFcu, and the railroad ns far ves,
es Bristol by the middle of Fsb,uarv
Fhs material ieiury done by The Stons
man raRi was TO these works
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We see u stated that Col. formerly
l. GEN. Pemberton has been ordered
10 make tour through the Confederacy
Az inspector of artillery.
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Mrs. Isabella Ritchie, relics of Thomas
titchle, died in Richmond on the Goth
nit. She had reach ed the advanced are
OF otseventy-si years.
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EzS~Oihcers and men of Gen. Loring's
Division will find notice Of Importance
in another column
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Tory RAD. on JAspER. ALA.-A Ie te,
from VIM. i. Hill, tax collector. f4,ys
the AppeaQ TO Judge Martin Of this
city, states that on the 10th instant. =
party OF about twenty tories made o. do.
scent upon the town of Jasper. They
made their appearance just afser sunset
ana our forces ut the post, NUMBERING
about thirty five men, all ran TO 10
woods. This gave the plunaerers con.
troi OF the town, which they damared
severed ly. Tae court house, jul. and
several other buildings were burned
The books of the government assersor
ana tax collector we're destroycd, but no
money was lost, The records and papers
OF the county officers and courts we've
also burned. Owing to the int.xcusal&
COZ drct OF the forces stationed at Jan
the robbers seem to have pursued tFeir
work unmolested, and the town sufre,ed
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Col. Peter B. StarIle has been made q
B''gadierz General, he is reported to
nave acted very gallantly in the Tennes-
see campaign.
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BE~ Major Minis publishes an order in
this issue that will be oiinterest to MANY.
Read it.
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rEarri-' 1Iia.issfppi brigade.

The following letter from Gen Ewell to Brig
Gen. Nat. Harris will show our readers how this
noble band is appreciated in Lees army
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT oP RIcHHnxn. }
RIcHaoSD, VA, Dec. q, 1861.
GES. \. H. HARRIS:
Commanding Brigade
GEsERAL: have ommitted to acknowledge
the valuable service rendered by your brigade on
the 18th of May At Spottsylvania Not from any
want Of appreciation, but because | wish nv
thanks to rest upon the solid foundation of official
reports
The manner in which yonr Brigade charged over
the hillto recaptnre works was witnessed hy
me with intense admiration for men who could
advance so calmly to what seemed and proved al
most instant death. have never seen troops un-
der hotter fire than was endured on this day bv
your brigade and some others
Maj. Gen Ed. Johnson, since his exchange, has
assured me that the whole strength Of the enemv's
army was poured into the gap caused by the cap
ture of his command. He estimates the force en-
gagged at this place their side ut forty Thousand
besides Bineys command Of perfectly fresh
troops. Prisoners from all of these corps were
taken By Us.
Two divisions Of my corps, your Brigade and
TWO others zone of which was scarcely engaged)
ronfrsnted successfully this immense host. and
not only won from them nearly Ell the ground they
bad gained but shattered their army that they
we're unable again to make a serious attack until
hey had received fresh troops haze not for
gotten the conduct of the 10Th Mississippi Regi
nent while under my command from Front noy;ll
o Malvern Hill
lam glad to see from a trial more severe. than
my it experienced while in my division that the
Regiment is a Brigade of which it may and will
'e proud
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
(Sgncd) II. S. EWELL.
Official:
w Il. SroSE, Capt md A. A. Sic.
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HRADQ'Rs Ln%ING'S DIVISION,
Meridian, Miss, Feb 3 1865
All officers and men of my command, returning
rom sriough, will renort immediately upon arriv al
AZ this point, at the Office Of Capt l. r. Marshall
A for instructions. Capt. Marshalrs ofie will be
found near the depot.
w. W. LORING,
ieo'ot Major Geueral.
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500 REWARD.

STOP THE BOV.
\ BOY JOE, dark mulatto, abou. twe.tv.,vo
St.t; rs.' runaway from my camps at TihLco
-, S'h'ederS'e overcoat with ape 10 n e.
ta noes white cotton socks and n Whit go. 10y
He is caop 1oiy one "ye-'he lef: one is put out
IN a Hfsole negro, very B'AnsibIo and no 5rh.
tt; 80, I,h MS master under Giffer ent names Ue -
rn,r.3 ~o,ut "itho~t papers. will paw the aho~
1ru lot MS apprehension. and be M d.r =, -,
fne ai 70 anybody who win .,.iy . poi,
'"o """'U named boy. A Address me either >s back
Thi,d r. c., Private HENRY LORD
lhiIa Ny. Cavalry, Lyons Brigade Bnr,rd. .sri.,
T"rrests command, Tibbee Station N,.. ~ si""'
i.,2Ile. HENRY LJftD
'"""iio' Canton, Madison eountv NJ;
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$500 REWARD

%OVO KEW ARD
~ IN som cAps r. L. Maxwen. :, r.,.
Se.rs ~" CerAatmas day. blood bav H1App
On nox % 80 ~ eansa hieh. long body, abaT on So *
= 4, I both Aia feet wke. yhe an ip
TT MAxvpr
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WANTED,
TWENTY-FIVE BLACKSMITllS,

GOVERNMENT WORKS, DEAOPoLIs. ALA.
January 81 1868
will hire for the year 1865, Twcnty8y, BIacl.
smiths Wages for first class Smiths ss5 ,rd fo, "a
class sr4'ths $50. Food and medical attention frn
'Sne' by the Government. Every Smith furnished
me VIII be Impressed ana appraised and viii. by
virtue OF r'hofity from the Hon Secretary OF War
exempt The number equivalent to any call made by
the Government.
Iersons hiring negroes may rely on their bein u,li
cared lor' and that they will not be removed from tho
shops. n p.xro>-
jau29i30t N,ior,ndou
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sss~ No legal advertisement Of anv
kind will hereafter be published unless
paid for in advance. The great trouble
and expense of collecting such accounts
has forced us TO adopt this rule.
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CHIEF QAURrNRM AsrER's OFFICE,

CHIEF QAURrERM ASTER'S OFFICE,
Meridian, Miss Feb 5 le65.
In accordance with the decision OF the Secretary Z
War, soldiers Of tn" Confederate States army (both
"ftieers aud men) escaping from Federal prisons
the hands Of the enemy will BE- al owed $40 dol
lars per diem for expenses from thecay OF their
cape untl they report within lines-calt ula'in
the shortest possible tine 1t may require to perform
the journey. JNO. w. YOUNG,
Major aud Chief @ H.
Approved
BY command of Lieut.. Gen. Taylor.
fe5dlt z. SUPGET, A. A G..
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fel4 20
SEVEN THIRTY TREASY NOTES
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. s.A.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. c. s. 4,
Richmond, Docenbor J. lsGl.
Inpnrsuance of an net Of Ccngress, approved Nov
D. 1864, entitled AN ct to authorize Secretary
Of Treasury to exchange coupon bonds Tor seven
thirty Treasury notes." holders of such notes sro
hereby notified, that after the payment Of the annual
interest due tlr-u the frst day OF January lsG5
upon presentation OF same. the Troasuror Assistant
Treasurer and Pay Deposi, &rIes--as designated at
toot-vi issue cert;dextea therefor, which will cn
tic the holders to coupon bonds thirty years
after the first day of January 1865 bearing six per
cent interest from said first Of January 1855 PAYABLE
on the first day Of Janusry and July In each year
The Treasurer Assistant TreasuFcr and Dnpnsita
ries, will make weekly reports the Register Of the
Treasury of such certificates issued at their offices
whereupon. bonds will be sent forw ard
Of same Tie notes will be cancelled In the usual
manner, and orw'rded to the First Auditor
G.. A TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury
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Losses OF Scp1H CARoIIsA-The follow,
IN g IS recapitu!ation of the whole lo.t
OF South Carolina. killed in battles. die
ease or accident, since the war begun. II
is from the report just made by Major J
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Treasurer at Richmond, Va
Assistant Treosurers at Charleston and NnbiIS
Deposi'aries at Raleigh and Wilmington, n q.
Depositaries NJ Charleston and Columbia S. q.
pepoSitAries at Savann- h and Augusta Ga
Depositsries at TAlIabasse Florida and Hortv,tp
cry Alabama.
beDositaries at Columbus, Miss and Houston an
Marshall, Texas. i,,1qlGr
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REF. j. Il. GRAVES has been .,po,r,ed D.,
the Baptist State Convention to ac. a. Gorar.I
Hsent ior the Orphans Home and School -
Lau"erdaie Springs, Mississippi -
w. w. KEEP
Pres.. Baptis State t;ouv't'p
nu'F u ~ also authorized to celIect funds for Tho
[HiuP Nisalon Board of the State of Nis.issinri e,
SUP ssppty ne army Of Misc. with Testaments Tr,.t
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CIRCULAR,

| tlLADS y DlS L. MISS, IL. LA. & WEST INV,
| Maccn, Miss Feb. |, lsfN
| CIRCULAR,
Al unattae ned cavalry companies. or nartscs...
panies, or officers go within this District WIN,
absent from their r, Snt wi hout proper sutlor,.
are ordered to report forthwith tn my Ha.aor,-
at Mf con, MISSISSIPPI, assignment or return ic
diately to ,he regiment TO which they proncr,, >,
long.
Any company officer having in his command 4.
seTtr Abe entees from othcr commands. faf,, .
cavN'ry or nfan try) is hereby directed TO nj o,,
Arrest such absentaes desert-rs pud send .her, ~
der guard to his division of brigade commander tt
returned 70 their proper commands.
ANY officer soldier who may refuse or mol.
TO promptly obey this order, viii be surnuq ri, ,,
ished
AL cavar officers and soldiers found absent fro,,
thair comm' ads without proper authority after a.
first day OF March next, will, without exception ~,
disEounte" and turned over to infantry oryaliys,,
N. FORREST
feb3alFt Majnr Gen. Commanding
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HFADQRs DIST. MISS &Fr
Jackson, 81 iss.. Jan 81 I.,.
General Orders No T.
l. L. obediuece to tie orders of tho TioutD.
eral ecmman ding Department, l assume cor,,,-.
the District Of Mississippi -rd F-g. Iori.i,,,,
II. Tie Di.trict Stst II will remain rnct.r..,
III Meutenants e. Y. Scott nnd W II "a.
Ads-de -CaInn, are announced &c the ro.,,,.,
and will be obeyed and respected sceor4ng,v
(Sigaed) WRIT ADRys
Brgsdier G,ne,,l
Official p. Ellis, Jr., A. A.G.
,F~Jaekson Daily News AMI C'srlon copy ,.,
wees 3hu S'iiu '''' W 'l'" oi"ce' fcb4lW
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MiIitHrg Orders s Glaairs,

HEADQnN DIaT '4rgs.&
J'.Nso Mis- Jsr ,,. Vs..
General Orders 80. G
In compliance " iii Special or,o-s NJ ., .,-.
cries fr"'n Der"Ttmrrt Tca qulrt.., raf.rc,.
WIN. T. Martin felnqu'ehcs u.a eoor.a,d .,n.
District 10 Brig. Gen. Wirt Aisros. '"'
BY order of Mljor Gen. WIN p yar.i,
p ELLIS Jr, AtG
" jackson Daily Ncws'nd Meridian Clrrie, ~,
lsh one week and send bill '"
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WANTED.

EGGS, BUTTER,
CHICKENS, POTATOES,
TALLOW, etc, etc, etc,
For which the highest market price will
be paid.
Jan % 2-dlm TOxrC
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FOR SALE,

a NhN and commodious residence located in Tho
"A most desirable portion Of Meridian I ,-iI Iii
'ot 80 I95,ederate money. Apply to
iC"'''
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THE FOUR MILLION LOAN
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