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General Intelligence.
tBy Mad 10 IA. E~ Yori s~n.l

TuR asst c.cption u hrs. Lincoln took place
s.tu~iay. II was attended by sn unusual mum
Der of distinguished people.
suvrS counties IN Fast Tennessee cast n unsni.
NOUS vote for the constitutional amendment They
Wcrr; Anderson, " 1rEan, SEWER scott, Claiborne,
Jefferson aud Granger.
Twrrvr hundred - the exchanged Unon pris-
cpcrs irom Camp Fort. IeVps have arrived At
New Orloans. number Of navsl officers w.ro
among them,
1uErous,ilutirrsl u ame"tltuent sbolahiug slavery
throughout to Tnltci S!1tcs was rAtihcl hy TIE
Icsisittur" Of Ncrn" M, IA special session, on the
Sth inst. Vermont is tie uuetseuth state a. rAti iy
tio lucntmcuL vAllc only three have rejected u
TnR unitel States Supreme Court has ordered
an oath 30 be taken y Hl' prA',itiUn,ra Al { At
bar that they have u 'ver favored the rebellion. and
y ~ support aud defend the Constitution and the
laws
ACnAEtEsroS correspondent of the Ro.ton JouR-
NAI SAYS thAt . secret lu.un l. a,ue lp o1istci IA
Charleston durn. tho rebellion. Dr. Mlckey was
tie chief uihsoi, GOV Aiken, Judge bust, aud $40
others were members
Mn in, Dz>1. lr,.her-in-IaN to Genera. Grant,
Whu va. rs'turtd more thsI ycsi ago uL III,
Mississippi River, And WAS coufu~i uyrt ten
uIntNs in prs "a At Columbia, 3 g., las inst hseu
exchange, ami Nrr.yri Al Grants Lchdq4 4Atters
last week Mr Don't thinks tue South very uoSrly ;
past lighting.
OS Saturday, John Erlsy, returned soldier Of
the TIL vtLth Connecticut Volunteers, WAS Killed
~ Now Haven, Conn, by John Douelly, , town
pHuper, At the store Of Joseph Plules There NJ
''aputc about the payment for some iquo', when
DYnolS seize butcher kniis aud plunged II
through thr hosrt Of E,isy.
TnS newost system Of robbery, announced IN
London, consists IN watching the hrtohur'4 ulAu "
your house, aud then go'ug Immediately after,
with a tray COu'MuIug mCst, and ten. the ser
want that "mHstrr hHs sent the wrong lO.nt," and
begging that It may he instantly returned, to be-
eAfhsngol lor the right One. Tho right Vic never
comss
NEWS from Cul!ua, Mexico, says that Macmillan
has ratified the contract u JllTo4 with Messs.
Holi lay A. Co., tho owners ~ ,hc line Of steatuer.
running betwe ~ sau Francesca aud Mexic,u ports
These steamers sail under Mexican colors, a. those
ruuung iu ,ho Gulf on the eastern sIe are ro-
quired to DO. San Francisco trade with Mexico ia
now very large aud rapidly Increasing
JonS HARLAN, Of Iowa the Secretary ~ the
Inter. u, is n-uys VI lAnos iorty -.our years OF
age, having reel born IN Clarke county, ia that
state on the 2G'h Of August, 1870. H. roceiyeu =
thorough prucucll eluratou, and graduated NJ
Indiana Uuyfrs.ty IN lsi5. He stu led laN, and
WAS shortly afterwards admitted ~ the har lie
subsequently removed to Iowa AMI was chosen
Superintendent ol l. IDlic destruction in lSiI, aud
Pir,ilcut ~ tho Iowa Wesley Al University IA
l5Jj Il 1854 lie WGs elected W the 5eLate u tie
tu.ici states.
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sprttod corrc.rrnfc1ce hss tccn ra.snr between
u, neral sherman And the rebel Gcncralw ale lamp.
ou on the subject Of ialation. Ii having teen oai-
eidly reported to Con sherman that various uraging
parties captured by Cen Hampton, .ulseluent.
Ia INT riefC hy Nddfesseda cter 20 the hcl teuer
AI statnt, "a t having come to his notice hst vari
uu' ota- Zoo. 9lrics hui teen HkCH rsoiprs N'd nf-
tct. urcs Coz murdered, ani lsl'.ic' "tcl'h to all
iy ' .. -.y instance Tho uuniIv balm seven at
'''' verge emo u"I oi tHtut. tIoat ti.. uI' 81
ir..H c"stpi' q" hg had oIdtf,d ssimAf NUM- VI
p uHtIr ~ lie han,s " be dh IJsa VI iu Ee uan
usf.
he --te' Gc1crnl reply ,isio' bat hc hnd u,
k0n' oCtt Of an men beng nh fpt l'p. G.. ptufe
aud that ior ever, u-n zen. sherman 'murtcfud"
ht NtIi ruluvr tau Ani te ey ututer-. llAt Cd IIy
men uyi H''u killed L. rNs b N.I 'le woe firing
hodst- tue to~ ~ tiruuSh vhi, thu nsssti The
Ifs ~ neral l.uArt ly ihIuH 20 heal hat AZ
ton teen. sherman intended 10 tate iu reference to
th' sub ,ct uud that he should n retaliation tor the
men in readiness for execution, at which point the
Ma.tt. stands.
svGoA, Va. says the ENNNNrUva- Asain occupied
ha the enemy tho let iust with otce o al out nj
toou huuife' cavalry and r,si.4,ui OF negroes
Ihov v,rr ~ 'hr time under ul. h,ue orcra, hut IL
was not known saGt direction they sou.I take It -
slru.s scd th,I raid may bo intended by THE party
in the direction Of the weldon rcaf
A. r,ulN ,rr,'o uN Nouur rNrr,rrp.
" hE', F,b .e lia 'isr,. g, \ q March -
1scuty-.vo sufren aud .iK Mls,~'p?i river tran.
ports are IN The .ovcr tay and larco number VI
plrs alc reported on ualnAn l-|nnd and at Pcu,a-
cJ.a Indicating an early attack ou ihi, city.
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Roth regiments belonged ~ The s.rus,n Vi As
fort
DIsPArcurs from virgiuis and North Carolina
announce thst rebel dcscrters are still coming
within our lines IA great Il nlrntors. At Sewberu,
recently, Company II, Of the Sixth North Carolina
ConicierA C,,Alry, which was raised In the
Western part o. the sac, came W body, with
their two lcu,enant', their horses and equip
meats rumAeriu, over axty mcn.
JoaN 6. Me lay, Esg, the private Secretary Of
Presi.en, Lincoln, vae non mated on Saturday for
the pos. u Consul @. Paris, to fu the vacancy
created by tue promo.on Of Jnhu BigeloW, the late
incumbent 10 he poI " charge d'dGdires At the
French Court The nomination was unanimously
confirmed. NJ. Nicoiay will not proceed mmedi-
ately g. Paris, bui will continue for some time yet
in hc discharge Of his du,ics as private Secretary.
GOV. ASpRrvs publishes special appeal 70 de-
sericrs, In which hc says: 81 avail myself of tho
earliest opportunity Ancr tho PROCLAMATION Of tho
Precedent, N this Iullc manner u Rduso all 10
Acccpt at once tie Presidents offer Of psrion. |
spueL 10 the ue.s ofs snl friends especially TO
tie mothers and wives Of all such dcsertcra TO en-
force and persuade the absent to return and sock
tie shelter, pardon, honor and happiness which
now await them uulcr the Union flag"
Tns Washington CHLoSicLK, Of eunday, says,
"Nire-pres.dcnt johnson appeared IN the senats
yesterday. IN company with h.s ireld, Hon Pres
tou King, oi N,w York, who is stsying with HIM
at the residence of our LospiiAllc 'cloW -liuzon,
Prsncis +. nlar, scuior. Ills health Ia entirely
rcs.orcI. lilo was a checrt,l a. any man could 10
after having recovered frcru ~ an injlspos-
81 A AL q 81 Al.
est nnucpatlona u his country men. During his
stay In tho Ncc-proslden.s room, large uumlcr
of Senators cAllcd to pay their respects and 20
ul served wit much satisfaction thi thcy were
PLEASED T. see him well"
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LOCAL NEWS.
ssw YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

lMaESsE HAUL or BOUNTY JUMPEHs-
CnIuEH - BoUNlY BRoEgrs How Inuy wrEs
CAPruEEp-A DETECTIVE TuCE ASp mo RE8Vtr-.
A Com RiDUANcE -DOUSTY JUNTSG PLAYLD or
Full PA,rIOUL ,Rs,-lt has been known 10 H.
z.ns genera y, and oIr reporters that Co. BEor
was around" looking after the bounty sWuders,
arrestiny Il EN- aud their operations at tho same
tltno. But precisely ast was being done was con-
and His detectives About four Lortls ago tie
Government determined r. ferret out and punish
those wh. were gully u swinuling recruits i'm
posing upon tho recruiting oalcer~ filling the
quotas Il cities aud villages b. selling forged
enlistment pspe-s to seectu4en and SUPERVISORS
This city bong the heaaquar.ers Of the yillainy,
Col BAKER, Che OF the Washington Detective
system, sent L.ther and TO- thwith
organized his forces for the PURPOSE Of
catching the r4sesls His exploits In thls limo
have, rom tune time, Icon recorded in the col
s.suIly inioruod whenever anything new turned
Up at Ihe CyioHe!'s headquArters Frequently in
cidon,s transpIred shAs w.ro not given TO the pub.
l- pi the time u their occurrence, because publ
cation thereof would have defeated the plans of the
detectives. The reporters therefore kept silent
upon many transactions, awaiting patiently The
successful termin a.ion ot different affairs they we'll
knew. we're II proIssA. Tue Gsndes, Vi ,hsss
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Army of the Potomac.
IIighly IInportnnt Report-.

FI.h,Hg'oH' March l9.-Inteligcnco from the
Amy of the P7tomae represents oil quiet. Two
s,,e-t-rs were executed on Friday, one Of whom
r ,de speech, scSuowledlng tho justuess Of his
igushment
4 -eport VAS current at The front tlAt nutiny
ts. AIKEN place among large batch Of deserters,
w-o were sent up the James River Friday morn.
.., sharp firing was heard o. the direction o.
p-lry's But, and it was believed that extreme
rrs...ir hal to bo resorted 10 in order to qusll
he disturbance. Another report prevailed that a
lore, Of CIion cavalry Dad made It's sppeuslcs on
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AsseuIhIy.

Ergu"r.- To iucor'Dratr tht Manhattan Land I'm
prute' ont 90. IT. nu"ul the Charity Appropriation
'NI. Io iUro. iH.It. IRE ritJ of NUs hug 10 amend
tuc hn Ter Of the Rome and O-WrVu RpiIfoid
blHtr lN-s.u. IT, IrU.tp tpI ate the Acc entR In
cai uh ui hroot'vn. 10 amend M prt rrlat. 80 10
lI'd li.p. eiapn,s in Bruotlyn NJ Coorsl int
Citt.
Gov. lclion sent Zoo message en,osny a copi-
Nuuirliuu .Tu'. fIt S,r 'ufN Of f'U lrrp-ur.
titt tu the 'Ie.. o t.. Merchant FN,unu.p Nps
YORK, ipr custom huusr ru| b'su dINlt Of u tlll
criut the JuI tU %. 'ly state said property
g Nr ri.l' 'St4t,H. l-v .iUuu4 " be- coded i de-
,. rII.a Ne follow
The pu'rusr- situate IN the First ward Of the city
ot NtV ofk com tltutlur tLs ,uttrr -uAfs form ed
hN Wall william g"i Iuuogtr ttItets and FNcha ge
phr' "a" tNchHure build. ami ia uroyCUou's pr,c-
cj there covering me Nhule o said square tor the
puTotg Of custom hJuse.
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New York State Legislature.
senate

thIut, HIr.h II -.Buts sRrrpVrru F,vop,rfY
turc'fuIu- the il'h nld tlu"s Island ptiIFo
',u'tu.. lhr i.o.aWa, ts.lfuau hi. Atulo-iy
port. Tor a steam 'ur-y lUiwt,n Nus lOik and
sew leT.r.
lLi. I.Trpi r,Fp.a Frovid nc for 'he incorp0ra
toI Of town 'Hsuranco cumptu es. lo amend tho
h't i.r the Crisiclton OF deaths IA the cItes aud
,uituti re- II mi. Slate
I'uf. a. ..ln..llo BATTERY Extension hill Re
inc fegs'crs Of rrs nld ccuutioN 20 provide an
official seal Relative 70 dcp',is of Savings B uks.
luOY. Grating tuc Sew iuIk uiun Yacht club.
} Z. giifur the DuuudA'A ~ COUNTY special tax fur
hIu4ty purposes. Adjourned
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
Favorable Reports.

Wasl inGtOn, March IA letter. dated WI
u.nston, March 9th was received hero to-day, in
which It stated, in positive terms that scout
from sherman's army had reached Gen. Terry'i
headquarters, who left our force. in tho occupa-
ton Of Cheraw, South Carolina, tie terminus Of
tte Cheraw and Darlington Railroad, but a verv
few miles from North Carolina. Nothing but
cavalry sk!ruishsl had taken place The army
tsd rested for some DAYS and found yery fair
subsistence along the route. The advance into
horih Carolina WAS certainty. This letter Adls
lhSt on tho FIRST Of March the Scout started for
Ne"lern, bus learning Of The occupation Of VIII
aiugson, reached IhAt place much sooner. Tue
source Of this intelligence is perfectly correct
Reported -tatemen, from GeH. Thomas.
The Wnshinston RrrraIlCAV ofFr.lay says;
hsiu.Gr"or'l Thoua4 telerrsphs the Govorr-
Monts lorl The South west, that one 0f the scouts
iss come IN With Information that thc retel Gene
rtls L e and Choa,ham, with their forces, had ieen
sent from AlNt Rmr against Sherman, but d At Lee
vas sutscquenuy recalled % defend SelWs, A %,
Which, II was suppose, Noull be STACKED hy tie
Union t'rc"s. CNcathan was ordered 10 proceed,
tui' aiiul iorUirg junction With Haruce, who
es ne up from Charleston, to attack Seer an. T. q
MS reTori tAlt tho rcio4 have informant nu that
te'ure the Juno. .lI was fJrIIa rrtnan hurried a
lew 4 his veteran NJ 'ldcs 3 upoa CAoAthau' 4
r,,lmn aud completely cr-..cd 1t, H.rdeo wae
not up Ia time, AMI report does Mt say that be
gave battle nt sil tut that Johnston was supposcl
I. nave attacked sherman Ia trurt and got awful
!, WAlpIed. There is every reason t. holi,No tie
Uf.r. o. DO true, uOtwltn standing tLc roIuds louI
Va through which It comes. lHe nGme Of tn,
'ee "h're the reported battle occurred IL not
r.,atou'd but "ss IrolA j. sutuc where on TIC
lie u tue States a luth aud North Carolina
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Important Chg Intelligence.
Arrest Of Several Hundred County
Jumpers and Brokers.
&c. &c. &c.
Important from North Carolina.
Dispatch from General Ice Our Force.
said to have been Defeated, near his-
stou, and 500 Prisoners Taken.

Washington, MIr-h i2.-Iho Richmond ORA.
FATcn Of FRIDAY, contains u following dispatch
'rom General Lee, sv ug thc psrJ,Ilars O! battle
uoA Kinston, North Carolina, between General
Bragg, Of the Comic crate army, AMI the Union
forces which moved from Nevhcrn to meos shor-
uau in the dirc-ion % GulisIor,:
H-4DQrN NurEEs, etc March qtA.
Il n. }. c. Breck -lir' ige, Secretary o. wnr;
General Bragg reports that ho site,ked tho
enemy Yesterday four miles in front OF Trs'on,
sui drove him from I position. II, dispute the
ground ohstinately and took up a new hr. lrcc
u lss (, ON his first. We cspiuroi troc pieces co.,
G.illery and Gf,oen hundred prisoner. The rn-n.
bcr of the enemy, dead auI WOUNDED, len on the
Geld, s large ours comparatively small The
troops behaved mos, handsomely and Major Gen
f-l9 HI aud II Ike cx...i,ed their usus ze,l and
snorgy. Il. l.. LIN
E1NAKbs oF lnI nisrATcn.
'Rusion, near w .ich TIC dsht occurred, +. sta.
A;ol On ,be Ilrect route i.om Coda oru h. Ns,,
tern. and 10 about twenty miles eos, Of Goldsboro,
an about tl.rtv from Newborn hls supposed
uat this force Of the eueny was Advancing from
N.whern against Goll'boro, for the purpose Of cut.
ting tie railroad " that 20 ut. Il Ia not probable
s'ter this repulsc that the enemy viii attempt t,
sivsnce, and it Is ke'y g we shall mex, hear OF then
falling tack on Newtern, o. changing their course
10 some Other point Of the compass. THIS move
meut Of the enemy was evidently designed 20 b,
cooperative with sherman, and in thls lsht and
IN this Iuncture i may DO Of great value to Us 10
tubarr sss.ng the moven nts ot sherman.
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Rebel News.
Passage OF the negro Iuli.fpcnt Eill 4
spirited discussion The Rebel Govern
mCnI denounced, Itr.

mCnt bCnouhccbs Tue
The i'st flei NJ rebel par,as contain au unusual
or,ornt Of irtr-ps.inr matter AL .-fs variety "
1-.... .I,.....-. ,......... ,....,,. ...
important TOPICS lh' negro 'h.'NI'"' roo. ri'' '.-
.r,ss,, the att.ttol II tho rNiUa. aII it rItaNrp
.,,.. 4 .l...... t.f..,.-
UAl 10 uN 't '7' tA'''' ''' '.''.'' ''' ' DOT TO '''
vgs 90 he enforced o. u early aN.. sI.n''i dis-
,,,.to, ,r.tisd t,fr,ditt ..us b.. ts-lgc OH
the tth lust 10 "hirH M luti'H' 'itIh''- NN''
-
s'ii'
Wien lett She old government lU % fN. u.h'
| tNa' We hti ro',p1 -. 'of.tr. .'f.. ....
ucous states u'Nr o.. irf'.'.u OBJ. 90. .l'c. sar-.
! tan. which i.d I'.u.. ,ut. .r.f''. H...- tt" H'
mon w TO n', no p.e. 'u, e., t' .u-n," ~ ,,, "'
! he lave hfon INV, sa.o t, po,ui o' rsg,ifa-
uor ~ iignt ,l"n -lo~ra i,'w '''''-. ''a' No. 40
| "a, StatH. Owe. Nhlh f." t''"s.. ".. c, I'n'
| thout Ir, 'u- 'n' c0luu n' i'' .H .. N''o '''Is
| ul.u I,U'I ,-...n ,t r.t. '.' ".r" .u' or o.
So Ter Jac' & t.U 49,. u..u. .' r.u ur .in'rs
| ir'H.t. |.f 3D.. BE-. .' o. '.'-''i.
lh' 'oi ."'.'. ."t ~. ''.i'. "'E ".' T. ,' ''n-
: tt.u "- tn' tu' r.'-...i ti &C.. A'l' .I' ..i
! obtained poo N..s.u.a n.t .pi,n ttotH-- u14
! I'VE hun1icl nom Nl'' ..Na. I Al"N
/ NOT go. tttM q utu.t.a. .1F 'h. N' h"
! HiI" . scr ioh h' ..i'i'' q t''
/ 'omnt'er h'f va 20 '' .if ''..r.., " w .v-
! pad uiul .uHl 'o.La, a,'U...f 'r ''tHHt t'f 'ih'
aud % o Ne 40 tet "ii 'c.,rf I'D" ih' ei. Fh" rtn
/ tfH- them A bette. pitc tfn.. 49, NHN. y %" 'h"'ny
rtt o'rl "iu Hi .t f'. hlus N1. even fn- 7' our
! rHvfls' N'.tnt' L3' Nt' 'tt' 'tt .'ui" .'..t I"
| Vi, rn,.." '1I. '.,i 'rt 'i '. l.,' a.
! Nty. n H' rit 'h''h ia il.. ".'d o.. over IN
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Reported Fighting Near Richmond
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no SERIOUS OPPOSITION MET WITH
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NEWS FROM VIRGINIA.
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LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.
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Negro Enlistment Bill Passed
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The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the y. v. sun.
IMPORTANT REBEL NEWS.

Federal Dtfeat at Kinston, n. c.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18

Snrmgay Mus The Montgom.
ry Nal says
TIE P'slmtsier General has noii
fed Provisional Governors that the
postal service will be- resumed on
OIL lines 90 railroads IN de South a.
soon as they respectively certify
Want ODE roads arc ~ q proper c IA.
dillon lot tie purpose
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-08-18

tts>H--Et AFrklRs. The Mem
pH- H1.leiIn, ui the ~. says tbp,
wi 20 country between The Mobile
tnl 0hio aui Mississippi Crutral
RAILROADS. is Infested by baud sc
ias havkcrH th'ry 10 number. aud
hie ud property are almost entire
~ AZ their mercy 4 cavalry com
maud IS u1 " cngaged ia hunting
iArm down.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-24

saws accounts have been received At Tue
State Derer ment, Gle rl7 hr ing home
to Bfitisi! officials the charg3 ~ knoS
inglv and wilfully countenanclngt the 10
par,ure of the Alabama on plfa'ioa'
cruise.
The Times Gays the { mate Tor man.
tanning the army the ensuing year on ln9
present peace footing is thirty three mn
lion dollars. There is enough war maze,
rial on hand to furnish mi'l'on anu
maintain the present force for a year Oh
war footing. -,
Secretary McCulloch will recommend
reduction of the currency IN ms report
and will continue his policy OF contractlns
| the National debt.
Government depositaries have been 10
tiled to redeem, upon lreseh'a'io, |,
twenty-five millions of the i've per cent
| dine December lst. Owes four millions o
one wear five per cent notes long :; 1'n (.
due are still out. The Secretary WIN r
commend that the excess of receipts evs
expenditures be applied to the reouc''o
of the debt as far as possible
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spFcIAL NOTICES.


1,O.J. 81 G,N RAiLHoAO
On and alter Wednesday the lou
~, passenger train will leave New
,ps. ., 3 o'clock, p. NJ, on Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays arriving III IL
T.eEson theInext day at 1880 a. m
Returning, will leave jackson at l;4o m
nasdav. Thursdays, and Saturdays
and arrive in New Orleans at . . o'0e =
m next day. Freight trains VIII run S>
| heretofore.
Close connexions are made each way
~ ho,h the Southern and Miss. Contra
VIZ, B. H. GREEN,
,oa, Asst Sup't& Eng.
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On Saturday night the resle eenn, adj.
Mr.. Dumas was entered, chloroiol nd he
ministared to him and his WIFE, anu Itch
was robbed of s, 200, fine, gola " hin.
and chain: also, DIAMOND cl1s.e' mon
Four men were arrested SUNDAY .ater
being accomplices; two OF them ;o"s t(
from the steamer Magenta PreSiow h,
her leaving. The fifth, ana the on Con
has the spoils, is supposed to have s0N
Up the river,
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mvicksburg mail arrives daily al
1915.
Departs daily at IA m ro,a.v.
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays at 1880.
Danarts, Sundays, Wednesdays ano
Eastern mail arrives daily at l, ID.
- departs lo'oo' III
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40 roviva an act to incorporate
"A y th t' City of Meridian and to amend the
Caotior I, Be it enacted by the Legs Leg
oeo' n{tba State of Mississippi, Iha1
a.. ~ soid act of incorporation aPPr3vedd
I II sa, So, 10Th 1868, is hereby reVlVe1
sd declared to be in full 1orce anu
effect. :, e,ntbor enacted, That
.ho Mayor of Meridian shah oe 'I p,1ghiic
I,,stice OF the Peace and Notary Iii Iii
Thin said city of Meridian anu ID in.
VIZ IN all respects, the powers anu y;
; n;s5;ct;on of Justice OF the fe"o7 "0'o
IS ITO 70 the laws of this State. rhat
IS lpS 2 Be it further enacted nav
I'D Of Mayor and Aldermen are
a, .o i empowered to appoint Guy en-
n neie ar and TO lay out, widen ana esoa n !;
or e', ,etneats bridges, alleys and dltches
lSn 80 and to summon Jurles 10 aSss
ir- SUI $3.50, oos "a provided by the laws OF III
he oauia - reference to public hIghVwSaays'
100 0'S e., 4 Be it further enacted, h A.
he of;c;al acts Of the said Board OF wa
les ood Aldermen done ana Pl;on
nat der and by virtue OF con1ali9si'S Oh,
sned 10 them by the Hon .his Sta
ms, kew. Provisional GoVerhor 1965.
ID; $50 the 4th day of August, IJ0''
datet .n sanoe are hereby legallzed. -,
900 "n Sen ehG s. s' Be !: further enacted !,
TO N The official acts of the said mayor
AL Aldermen Ing done and performed eob by t Is
&c &c the 3rd Monday OF OCTOBER -
Pro nSer and by virtue of said comm
tive; bn and the same are hereby leg bar
and that said officers be and are
titles Continued in office as such UNI ma 4
/. oiant;on shall be held and unul
sales successors are duly quaineo. That
osing Sec. 8. Be it further enac'e"' Aidar
over for said city shai. oo ~, of ;ncorporS
plain the provisions OF Sa,o Of december,
e her en- the hrst M1nu ftar
;,b anu g" = Be it further enacted,
WV" this act take effect and be IN fof0'
ed ON and after its passage.
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION

INsTIrUrE FOR DEAF AND ~ 80
Jackson Miss Nov, lo0'
THE Trustees of thi: nGsFDy they
that 10 the Louss1a Bon
made e for an the Deaf and Bind the
Rouge L2uisAD11i 's until other ts
and Dumb made OF sad endowed by the large
Gsn in healthy region apS f fo the
and O9os Wpder the managemsn, q an
f efsIenS corps Of teachers it viii ips,-
| tv for the education of mnteS'
| in trades ,,,-.zo;,rj has provided the luh"s
necessary for the free educAuon
Dumb. ,,.ae of The mute children OF this
are earnestly invited to seno they will BIZ
to sne nnrtured and educated at the eAp
| their State. o,1 S.cretary or A. K. MAI
tin, Superintendent Al o"0 A. T. CABINISS,
snned at this place. pre.;dept Board Trustees
Nov l7dtf
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TIE MALES,

,-. are to have any mails the peopie
W. onca 90 to work and get f0''
'...,o.,ir,sl 1odo can take the GA" re-
Tppo man can be found VINO
4 ..., il. get some unmarried LADY 10
h ..' She can be commissioned ana
Il onta dsluty. .,,ouoo to
.. Of the utmost consequence 10
~,br,, as Otherwise they will be 'e
5orarI mail facilities. The Posi-
,,, General intends to stop the De,
~of all nail matter at points '0hcrS f0S'
l,r, no, been regularly aPPo'"'ea'
w. trust an effort will be made TO es-
.nsh Past Offices, at once, at all the
r., towns. and all depots on tn
a.rent Railroads. ~
r Recommendations of Post Master
km3be addressed TO First AsSls'I ~
T. Master General and enclosed 10 "
X T,nv. special Agent, Post ONCE y
Eminent, Jackson.
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A GARD.
TO our Old Friends and FOr

ICuStOmerS' o,r
WE. ,.b. undersigned, beg leave 90 me 10, -.
.-,.d' n Kinds and surrounding Counties
have opened again our old stand, AZ , a.a,
&C. Corner washington and China Stree .s,
wehave been and are yet receiving no1- IS p.rcv
on. OF the largest and handSones. 80 Hats
and Staple Dry Goods. Ciething' snOe e. &c &c
and Caps, Hoseiery, shAwi' man''n n. c,rs bv Mr.
Our stock wa who ha. been in business for thirty years
D11s prices will suit purchasers We would nys
nbIio to examine our stock before Purehasans
ii take pleasure showing the goods oxs
| Vicksburg, Mise
| Nov l9ilm.