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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-28

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MIRROR ~ FASHIONS : aTs4u
THE NOBEL MAGAZINE FAIERsCi
ENIRAD.Dl. shA ATTRACT Qs.
FOR 1865

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inw. u--fil auH sru-'ir "a g.xlrs.rrs basu.
n'ul M " IN bunting aaG tAshis st iio.tay
rn~ pnhi-t W.
Si,gl raui-. = rrn.. yr--ly %
Nparkara ~ iNo d1liars worth, in9 -iz.,
"a -hi,nuhi- pa',erpv. ~ : lNrv -|s.rn.Id
and sr'iSiic p%,rlrr -,e4i Engrfytrg II prv
r.nftl ~ \ ~ r.ipm "A ~rshahlt wary sDs
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w~o cryi-s "na yesr 50 "
Tnr.e copies ons v~'r. 90
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be~i4r- ihr fri pr~tiu'n 'y,ss'' .rDss rivtf
IA rlun ~ t~o. Nh 50 -,r', .nnurs. = Rsld
ON. : dress X. vrrpr, " Mare Demon ~
sv-ism ~ dress cutting 81 Va subscribers,
~ = beAriirl PnpiogrspA'r tlJs ~, ~ Peter.
cons " Arthur Nasay 49,
A cln5 " three, q large albuu Or Gcde,'s
M agsziae.
for ! club Of eiahr, Wsb-iei'- lsrg~ Die
l%tionsr,.
For ihiry.iys. q Wr,cle- s. Wilson's
sewing machlue.
For eighty, = melodeuu.
For one hundred, Mason a. Iiamlin's Of.
gan.
For W hundred and seventy. large o..
gan or = new Piano.
These terms are more fsvorn bic that Of.
fered by any other publication. Single
copies Of The Msgazine msiled free on r.
ceipt of the price. Back numbers az speci.
mens. 10 cents. Address.
WA JENNINGS DEMCREST.
No. 80 Beckman-sl, N. ".
The mQFi appropriate and acceptable
Percent Mould bea yenf's subscription Il
ltAia mn5ei Magazine
dec. fslsi. 1864.
~-A4--
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LIST OF LANDS

DvERflSED FIR tale fr non psvmrni
IN ~ nrinrinal md in'rrer' d. nrd r..
mai-inv nnrpid fpihe Congressional school
funds of Dubois county. Indiana and which
" ~. sale were purchased for he state n
Indi.na.
The north eas' a. ~ tho north easi a.,
md The snn'h west n ~ The north crs' a.
Of section 81. town / north Or rsrge 3 v /,
containing 80 acres; mo-gsvsd - The .is's
~ Indians BY Thomas MeIver, August II,
1858
NOTICE u hereby given to ~ whom u
NAV concern. 'hn, the whole or the nhnvs
s,sct OF lsnd will be sold " the Cour,
House DIOR IN the town ~ Jasper. q rn,y
81 Dubois. State or Indi-ra. on the 9th
day ~ Frbrusrv. A. n. 1866, Of public suc
ticr 20 the hirhnst biddsr.
Terms-A credit Of FIVE years will be civ
en- on most Of the purchase money. tho pur
chaser p,ving sevsn per cent. interest an.
nus Nv IN advance.
TT ODORE SOvDERMAyN. A. D. c.
Jsnnary 26'h. 1S65-4w.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
Fifteenth Ward.

The draft resumed In this district yesterday
ing at niue o'clock Tho Fifteenth ward was the first
operated upon five thousand four placed
In the wheel from which drawn nine hundred and
seventysix names being the amount of the quota with
hundred per cent added The drafting Of the Six
tecnth ward follow d. thousand five hundred and
Eve names being placed in the wheel, from which
thousand five hundred and fourteen including the per
centage This concludes the Sixth district number
Of persons present during the draft and quetness
was the order of the day The proceedings under
the supcrntendancc OF Captain Foster Acting Provost
Marshal who exercised the greatest mpart ay through
out. nImbcr Of very wealthy men have drawn
prizes in this district from which ar-ue
great demand for substitutes. The following
were along the names drawn:-A1dcrman Ryers,
Hugh Gardiner leader Of the republican party Of
the Sixteenth ward; ex-Ass ,mblymau J. Sh rwood;
also the present Asscmblyman Reed; Judge Cardoza
w. Oron, Revenue Collector; Hon Henry J. Raymond,
the editor Of the New York 1ia< Alderman Isaac Day
ton, and Theodore Is. Bronsell, ex- Provost Marshal
Koars of laughter greeted the announcement Of each
name nterspersed with cries Of 'How you, HcnryYr
"Bravo, Dayton &c. and the crowd seemed highly
pleased that Dame Fortune this occasion had howerad
her unwel leone favors many OF the tpper ten who
were conspicuous previous occasions for their
Ill luck. Repeated cheers given the
last card been drawn, and Captain Foster
announced that recruiting would recommcnce this
day and that he hoped each person in that district would
Do ha utmost to Hl the quota by volunteers that the
drafted might not b. ceiied upon to report Ar
tragy as Two thousand Byc hundred drawn
" tt ois'fict RB4 ~ snc rely bopo d mas ne tle ~.
A-ieR "ii Nhif-s.s usc.yNtpus wheel inay make its
APytN"heN leits w snrlY.A fta names Ia fan
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

The whs ! was made to continue its interesting per-
Sormances yesterday in the Fourth district The Second
ward was first drawn upon. The quota was 120 and
TO supply these 24o names were drawn out of 1,I3e
The number of names drawn from the Fourth ward
1,0o2 its quota being 5o1 The number of In the
wheel $50 There a small crowd present. and
not the intense interest manifested that used to rule
thc carly days of the wheeling The Third and Fifth
wards will be rolled out tomorrow. The following arc
ehc names OF the drafted men. Among them Is Mr.
French, the proprietor Of Frcnch's Hotel:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
Van 8 B
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Seventh Ward Continued.

Seventh Ward Continued.
The drawing for this ward continued at nine
o'clock A. NJ yesterday. At precisely half-pas nine
o'clock the wheel began It's revolutions when the names
we're drawn in rapid succession. Supervisor Wilmann,
Councilman Costa and several other prominent citizens
were present TO witness the draw ing The placing
OF the ballots into the wheel done under the
pcrintendence Of Lieutenant Ward In the presence Of
section of police from the Tenth and Fourteenth pre-
cncts, from te Seventh precinct sergeant and four
pal men, ond from the Tenth precinct two patrolmen
wtrC aiawn orc or two of whom duty - the
office NJ the
~ t.l close ~ he 6rk~pg 4 communication - ~
- 'ived from Captain nrownson, hcfEg ASST ssai Pro
-, MARSHAL General stating that thtss WaalS 0e 10
s~e 49, 'sv, but tha. u would be resanesa s~tssday.
~ 1,n m,n, ss "a -. paced 10 q boT by Mr. y ksrfaer
my y, uano.s W.T.. LieutensAs Ward and p.aeed ie
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
Governor Fentcn's Circular and the
Drnfl.

0overnor Fentcn's Circular and the
Draft.
SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY March 16 1865
The telegram dated Washns ton, March l6 from Pro
vost Marshal General Fry in regard to the draft pub
Lshcd in tho evening papers has just to my notice.
Governor Fcntons circ lar based upon my telegram
from Washington. take the liberty Of giving the
public, and to state that it according my under
standing OF the facts which fully justify tho statements
made in the circular referred to.
THOMAS q ALvoRD
WAsEnarox March H. 1865
10 Governor b Fnx.0N--
There win be dra ordered on the ISth in our State
ns ong and wherever recruiting Is progressing toler-
ably fast, aud where draft has been had the men viii
not be called for long men are fairly recruited az
those points II any provost marshas 40 not act up 10
this General Fry, by your tclegraphng, will set them
right This from the President and General Fry
THOMAS G. ALvORD
The following was sent TO Governor Fenton on learn
Ing from him that he had issued circular delay
ing The draft ~&s ). !.
PRovoer MARSHAL GExERA,s rsrarAr
WIS snSdroS. s:arch Is, 1865.
His Exceency Governor R. = :. rxsros. Albany
.oul 'e'es'am o. yesterday is just received have
=. .lr circular about the draft and do not under
Ind your despatch No delay that know OF has been
authorized, nor is it likely that any will be permitted
any other conditions than those heretofore stated and
pcacd to wt:-Tha the boards fully occupied In
The examination OF volunteers the delay to continue
only - long they fully occupied in that way.
JAMES b. FRY, Provost Marshsi General.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
lcsSssssss, Republican Editors, Copperhead
Editors, Sunday Editors, Court
Clerks, Reporters, War Cor
respondents, Aldermen, Cler-
gymen, Police Officers
and Russian Ba-
ronS Drafted.
Henry j. Raymond, Baron Osten-
SaCken, John Mullaly and Rev.
d. Bl0Omer Among the
Fresh C0nscripts,
&c. &c. &o

The draft in the metropolis continued yesterday
Ninth II is Understood that the wheels will not be
turned in the remaining districts to-day There to bo
NO draft Of any Kind on ST. Parick's Day.
The New York herald., 1865-03-17
Youpgs Charles
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

Ninth Ward.
The draft in the Sixth Congressional district moi
commenced on Wednesday until after two O'Clock p NJ,
and there we're but few spectators present The Ninth
ward was drawn a. follows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
Jsweiry and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelry
repaired Ashtabula o.. Four doors north of the Post
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: AsHTABULA o.. SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER A. 1865
II 60 AND ECHO.


l asked of Echo t'other day,
(Whosc words are few and often funny,)
What, to novice she would say .rpi-.
Of Oourtship, love, and matrimonyp
Quoth Echo plainly, "Matter o. money!"
Whom should marry 9--should it be .t
A dashing damsel, gay and pert ~
A pattern of inconsistency, . ,... ID
w. Or selfish, mereenary flirt -.-.-.-s -...
Quoth Echo, sharply, marry firtl"
What if-aweary of the strife r-.5..A4 u +
+, That long has lured the dear deceiver--s
She promised TO amend her life, .,s
And sin no more ; can / believe her?
Z Quoth Echo, with decision, "Teave hertz
But if some maiden with a heart .-.
p On me should venture to bestow it,
Pray, should act the wiser part 7
To take the treasure or forego it
Quoth Echo, very promptly, "Go it,"
But what if, seemingly afraid .
To bind her fate in hymen's fetter,
She vows she means to die a maid,
In answer to my loving letter?
Quoth Echo, very coolly, ''Let her!"
What If, in spite of her disdain, .'......
l find my. heart entwined about ,..f
With Cupids dear delicious chain, t-
So closely that can't get Quit .ts .z .isa
Quoth Echo, laughingly, sect cutl" esa
But if some maid with, beauty blest, aiao.7 ,ss
AS pure and fair rs Heaven can make her,
VIII share my labor and my rest a"'oa. % t'fs
Till envious death doth oyertake herr 'a1
Quoth Echo, soto voice, '.Take her!" a
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Watches, Jeyveiry, go.

q, W.sDICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing OF
all kinds Watches Clocks and Jewery. Shop oppsite
the Fisk House, ,Ashtabula, o. 81 NHa" O.
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One Of the Assistant Commissioners Com ahisi sif Of
The Freedmen's Bureau remarks Id note
which has been Banded Ito osus:: | Suppose
we sbalitura over our work soobfob iSfated
o6icers---then. alas for the poor Afficsuil-l
1hsreasons forlhis supposiiion ara not Civ
en-. and We must refuse 10. bsiievaithat anyii
sdch policy is conlsmplated. Is II sihesF Frsed,,
mems Bureau is to be dissolved. OF, which )
is the same ihpg, II its duties arc to be in-
trus ed tc Rebel State oiicers. the condition
Of the negro will be deplorsble indeed.l
W6ne the States aiea 5es s'anrepfesehtedlin
CoagFesssnand whiisditiss very tudceffsinPs
hoss sosa thsy will lhsS while shenegrO iissu
homIyo s,iasnos,riyhtii itorsholdIs prepss
srlysosno srigAtlato sbs hssrdlia unanrts d
90 right of any kinda eivl ,ar s.po, 4
fsicstl ,9gs Is peTsopalSBYhathpasi n, bis 5ssp
~ the, hsnds of q white raFlstpcgacy' 4 which.
hates him fot.. bis loyailt aud for Bis ftss.
domf Weafepest, fs fmposSfbls TO BE-.
hsSe snch spoicyds cbbtamphsed by tue
Gov efou5sssse- Ks 1lstsx3pp sdI basl
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uOSTITTER'S BI1TERS by the Case
IL or al Wholesale Prices at

sAlthrough Trains going westvad ect at Cleveland,
with Trsnsfor Toledo, Chicago Co.ambA, C etnna In
dianopoiis, Se. - ..-.... .
And athrough Trains Dunkirk
with efN Y Il. R. r. and at Buffalo, with those
of N Y Central, and Buffalo Ny. City Railr oads, for
Ner York, Albany, Boston, Niagara Falls, &c, &C.
Day Express Easpuv West connects at Grard with Trains
the Erie Pittsburgh Road for Iinesville Meadville,
, Jameatown, &c. Pa! Ill II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt
NCLEyRLANp. Aug. 7, 1896.
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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON

Carrying the Great Western and South Western o. s. Nails
IN -.ss
IMPRESS Trains leave Dunkirk daily
arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore Railroad from
Cleveland Oncinnsti Toledo Chicago Milwaukee, ST. Paul
ST. Louis &c. and through to New York change
The only route running through from the Lakes to NJ
York City Splendid Ventilated Sleeping Cars Night
Trains s- .,-. a,.. i-it . 1rt -.s se s!. .iai
Baggage checked through. Fare always low by any
other route. 3s7df de bo..1 m .tft sh n" F-'i'
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred Free In
New York.
Be particular to call for Tickets via Dunkirk and the Erie
Rsway which sold at all the principal Railroad Offices
n the West - -
Thsoad affords superior facilities shiment ofFrsgh
Express Freight Trains
Leave New York daily making close connections through to
all points West. ~
For Freight Rates. enquire of A. II. WARD, 24O Broadway
New York I; JOHN s. DUNLAP. 15 State Street, Bosten
Mass Of SPENCER Western Agent GA Clark Street
Chicago. 692 Cha's MinOt, Gen. Supt
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

sM5 TAX Iphy.ioian.. . 0g0 q
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DR., W. M, EAMES, Physician and Surgeon
Qate goon 21st Rg o. w Oce and Residence Park
Street, opposite George Halls Piano and Meodson Depot
Ashtabuis, Ohio. yt6
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8. b. WELLS - Wholesale and Retail,
Dealer in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese,
Dried Fruit and Flour Ashtabaua, Ohio Orders respect
fully solicited, and nedat tho Lowest cash cost 47o
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(Concludcd next week J
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The State Department has fecsivcd dis ~
pstlhes ff am the sAWsricsp -capsnl q Coz
stsatiaeple NhIcb sAoE ulhst tsks.ebsleEs ~
q ss asslS 4 sssB s sss ~ sas.
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iMoas'oit IsffSlys Es!.l ust' ftIaso,Iyp Z
Sfths Oh RsgihS y vsdaBg6 4 S65i u ~
issued BY Philadelphia party s'ssa
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by MRS. HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.

Our IIouscs--whHt is Required to Make
80 $50 them TreaIthfut. it.l H' H5's
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
For Public Printer.

W. ,ota this method of announcing
n.t wo will be candidates Tor Puol''
p.;ntiDg at the approaching session Of
,he Legislature. We have an office every
nav 6tted to accomplish the work ano
,.iiav4 we can execute it with neatnes'
I'D d;onatch. and at as little expense u
tho State as any Office that will be Oe'0r
the Legislature. .ssr
J.J. SHANNON & co.
Publishers Clarion.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

L,v,, ,bs, so important aud interesting ,, ~O
10 hen resolved upon, and that TWO tnoxvn
n has an,aoed in the enterprise, VINO are Hnr
ua'o 1850 the qualifications requisite ~ nm.
o.; PS SSI and Efficient accomplishment et inc .h VI"
'a .ntne To show the necessity Tor s",n md
HInar;on we need only glance AT Ine ,rsms
p uonSSS a.on;s Of public character, whleh s"
n frad ty;tbin the period named Inc W. Who
P pre- and no gentleman of MISSISSIPPI o,;;cal
;ntn,5s 10 keep himself informed as 70 s1T II
H., of the country, should be S,i =; the
W;sb;ng that YOU may be sueSess a, dnnh,;ug
der.;6n efyour enterprise. and no' uo" ,omE,
pros .I.'. ION viii succeed, with eredlt 10 Yum
ou. suAe "A s-reat advantage TO the puohc'
selves '"N i remain, with high regard,
Your friend and servt,
fl AMOS r. JOHNSfON-
rr-om Hos T. J. Wharf &c teeS
-, HAMILTON s. PowER-6eatle'IIII :
K M Hronosal 10 publish "A Documentary pos
/ your ~ SAFE of Mississippi, from tue -
s;i EIection in 1860 to the re ~, anil
ID den' G,,a Government in 1865, has oe1u o,b
Is tue S =. me- concur most eordlaiiy VIZ. ~ NV,
4 h no ~ srproved aud recommended 'ue y
to ~, nifty and value of such wotH ,S S' seen,
a. n,l;ar fitness to treat the snelee,, shH case
lei Sincerely hope will prove to De 'Se
lat a 1,,,er,i subscription throughout 'he o'''e
'o l am gentlemen .s,,,r voprs.
r. yer! Nt + j. WHARTON.
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r. nur Prn11c.-Any person in Geo cor
g gaS SOu, perserved printed copies of my
l lett fsv tr0 by informing me of the fact by
et The aid Of my friends Of the sna preiIS o is
laton in the o'A'e' P. w. A.
| r,,or0aston. Epson County Ga'' Sept z0''
| 1863
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

The Brazilian Minister has presented
bic credentials at Washin gtou, and was
rel i to by President johnson in a very
o other things he said, with SONS signih,
csuce, it would seem: Instead o.
v Weakening the new American States IN
our vicinity, we wish to impart strength
to them, by reposing in them generous
confluence, rather than by INDUCING II
jealousy of their prosperity Of =. ? 9 oa1ns
some disposition in regard to the name
in which their Governments are ADMIN
istrated."
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

.to-;zed to announce Il. Al Phillp S
ESWe ~ ,eFore the Legislature for suPernten
a., Of Of the PenitentiAry.
1--WE are authorized to announce ~ "F3ce Of
TX a. candidate for reelection 10 'ne
miio es the House of Representatives,.
,,,o are authorized to announce D' .Gro.at"-
- W91te for reelection to the office OF oecre'"'
:, fs,s senate.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

sni re! in s;.S p as fss"f II:
f.. d.y. ssss s"d might h:s he s.1
tn, =. Iss.t one Of the three h asl modes
Churches in that city: TO o. xp 10 have re
, nlIed that the churches th ,r"s,ess, an,
r nsrs not, in any way, subject 70 - =
posal. sasa ,ea
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

cHAprrck's DRUG SroEE.-As many ., - =.
-. ,ro,r this is an old and web eonduc'eu
,.husbmept-has supplied the people OF 'n'' 80,
,,i,h drugs and medicines for nunl1 s - new,
Cb ,svick grateful for past PATRONAGE nsacs
.,oc. for the public and putting MS s.O.s r.e.ntl,
footing. The stock of drugs ana ueN S.a,remept o
opened by him will meet neaIis e,say ..tror,Vs of tn
- We commend Chadwick to the p~'rOn 'ss,asar
people ..n.nt, planters, physicians and purchase
GENERALLY
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Mr. Ten Eyck, of New Jersey, is can,
d;date for the Office of Secretary OF inc
United States Senate in place OF Mr.; FOR
new. who is figuring for the United o! s;sS
Senatorship Tor Pennsylvania Tor ~nlcn
simon Cameron will be q strorg GU"
notitOr.
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Captain E. F. MARTINlEkE IS our .s 80 for
,.DsSoto and is authorized to receive anu
subscriptions due the Clarion d.;,v
The Tri.Weekly Clarion win DC SeN' " NJ
- =, PsuIdiug and Tip Top. Captain INA
Sdo'' ,"''I -, ,hsm and also cur Weekly for the
and deliver to the proper parties.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TmUorsaut Notice.

par.ons DESTROYS Of getting back pai'
=, their cotton sold to the 9. g. A. GOV
OF the bonds are invited to call at the CLARION
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

D.GAn AMP for the sG past two weeks teach
been ooored people inform u.s. f hs
decanapeo; I had been received from
money ~ III The school books for which
scholars, IAN All nal ns5d and leaving his board
ing h h0o oolieced in the future He h1a
to De Coz col the learning has departed VIII
him m Is the wish of all our citizens r ths
the ' negroes 1s should be ed iSsrsS1 The
Tr however. be careful now 'n
snou t uaiianngers-(Columbus Sun.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

Representatives hou'
Adams-J ames Blancnoi taiU
Aroite-G F Webb. Mehry. S Sp
HtIaIa-J M Thompson ana oD
6orroT-J NJ Liddell, W M0rran' Vi
Caihoun-C A Levers, ~. w
| Choctaw-J b Gresham > ]"' f
| G Bridges. cor u.rahle. Ben. Muir
ray. A p Barry.
| Covington- n
CIarke-S A d Steele i
DeSoto- 5T'
= Franklin-
Greene McInnis s'
Uancock-D Seal
H Hard.s Boddie, j NJ Dotson' L.
F.; Hudson. =, phi1ra I
1towamba-M Pounds. d. h.
!. D. Williams ana - ~ 4a1,,;Iton.
r 'Issaonena-Joel j. +. hahnii'0n
g 80
I.@arsou-Ed Hicks.
1osner-L j Jones.
D Amos Deason.
o. Ksmner-John McRae, A Bowl
\. t1atta-R. w. Phipps.
'Jerdale-W Grace, Joel VAIN"
I~wrance-H Medearls.
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Fro" '' EFEcuTlvEs 90 3F 5sS, 1855,
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GENERAL ORDERS,
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NO. L.
$500, In com liance with Special orders NJ
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- Ereedmens Bureau for Northern DiS'i,I1
of date of Sept l6sh, 1865 the undersigned
~ ...umes charge of the subDistrics OF net.an
Mss comprising the eoua'i Of NO1uoee m,n'' .n5
MSS ,,a.,oba I,auderdale, Clarke, Jasper ah0
An officers or agents in charge OF Reiusee'
r.oaam-n and Abandoned Lands OF 'eno
.iI counties, will forward their reports :,
a 10 .ubicc. to all orders issued at this once
quarters - ED. L. BUCHwALTER'
| Cant and Suh-Commissione
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