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MIssissiPPians Registered at Cen.
Tennial HeadquarfersS Since Last
Report to August Bird.

JACKsoN.-H. F. Simrall, f. Richardson,
A. Virdeu, Jr., B. w. Griffith, John w.
Robinson and lady, Miss NJ. S. Robinson
Miss A. NJ. Robinson, r. J. Moore, Miss
Kate Sec'lel, NJ. Green, Miss Ida B. Green
Felix Brannigan
A1EEDEEN.-G. L Kahn, J. w. Howard.
Sam Ha ris.
PoRr IBsoN.-A. II. Leech, G.. W. u.
Gordon. j. II. Gordon, B. Rursel, ]. w.
Watson.
NArcHEz.-Johp Harper, L. L. Smith,
MS l.. Foster, Alfred Holt. A. Birmingham.
Ms. f. birmingham, j. j. Smokey and wife,
a. NJ. Hardy.
VICKsBURG.--C. E. Bent and wife. w. G.
FaXFon. Harry Leighton. John c. Horton,
!. X. Quip, A. NJ. Quackeuboss. E. Cordi-
r. CT. Higgins, S. Goodwin.
CANroN-H. ). Priestley, Chas. Han
dy, W. w. Worrell, Jas. A. Coplin, Jessie
4. Coplin.
CoLuNBUs.--N. B. Harrison, Gen. SD. Lee
and vie, Miss NJ. B. Harrison, Gid Harris,
Mrs. w. R. Poindexter, Miss Helen Saun-
ders VIM. Steen.
SUMMTT.-Dr. w. w. Moore and wife,
VIM Salisbury, w. P. Hurst.
OxFoRD.--J. H. Pierce and wife, r. F..
S. 3. West, Miss ,. $. WOhfleben, Fl.
MER1pnS. MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Chris
tan, II. i. Carter,
CLtNroN --ur- o. Il. W.
sAFfjs,--Thns - .Itfield and lady.
thine Wilson, Jas +. Far
/ BATFsvILLE.--Jas. c. Armstrong, G. W
! MSkill.
CRYSTAL SPRINGs.--T. NJ. Barr
| MACoN.-R. c. Powers and lady, Miss
Ann Colberg. Mrs. n. III. Gooch.
BoONvILLE--M and Mrs. III. NJ. Street,
| Master Chas. R.Street.
GREENvILLE.-ISidore Hexter, Gen. S. G
/ Faah fo01 H u 7 No.
Allister, Chas. w. Clark, Mrs. NJ. L. Clark,
| @. E. Webber.
| HAzLEHURsT.-G.W w. Reid.
| GRENADA.-G. Y. Freeman.
LExISGr oN,-JaS. Rowen, E. w. Cham
berlaiR.
! ARTRsIA.-W. Fl. Randle.
| MCCoMB CITY.-N. Greener,
| WARREN CoUNTY.-Dr. G. w Howard
and family. Miss Eliza Fox, w. B Cowan
i 1Azoo CITY.-Jas. J. McNally, Miss c
| Martin.
YAZoo CoUNTY.-Thos. B. kellogg, E. r
Gale, John Y. Poindexter.
BOLIVAR CoUNTY.-Frank Walker.
WASHINGTON CoUNTY.-Mrs. L. p. No
land.
OKoLoNA. H. Fl. Darden and lady.
FLoREYvLLE.-Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Noel
BoLToN.--W. o. Bonnie.
SENAToBIA.-J. I'll. Bilherrin and lady.
TALLARATCHIE CoUNTY.-W. B. Avery.
PEARLTNGToN-- j. A. Favre, w.
Brown.
BovINA--WiIson Bell and lady.
j. A. CasselI, E. r. Bliss, W. T. Stott,
Liaker, residence not stated.
. J.W.L.
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"SAvG Your MoNEY."-This is thu

"SAvE Your MoNEY."-Ths is the
timely advice given BY the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway to persons contem-
plating a visit to the East during this and
next month. From Cincinnati it is the
most direct route to Lake Chataqua and
Niagara Falls, and passengers holding re-
duced rate tickets have the privilege Of
stopping over at those points, For comfort,
speed, safety, and delightful scenery, the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway is err
tainly not surpassed by any other route.
1t connects with the Erie Railway at Sala-
manca. and the New York Central, at Buff
falo or Niagara Fails. Read carefully the
rates and route in the announcement in an
Other column,
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PESOGLAMATEON .
$3.50 90 REsYAFsD.

WHEREAS. T. appears by inform 1t'eu re-
w ce.ved by me, That the following nAnel
convicts. to-wit: WIN. KELLEY, BIS MAEIlNt
EMsLy HATHAWAY, ANDREW JONES, J"hN
Turrerv1y HFNRY HoLAFs, GEORGE NV
TON. OvEPTox HAERIs and JOHS Howthp,
made their escape from the Pealtenuaty
guards. near Brookhaven, Mississippi, 90 ihe
16,h day OF July, a. y. - ana are sun az
Now, therefore, !, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi DO offer the above reward ioE
the arrest and confinement m jan o. Tue sA.'
o. them, to be paid by Messrs Hamilton & He
bron, Lessees Mississippi State PenitenIary.
And / do moreover, require all othcer- % tAi7
State to be diligent in their efforts TO arrest
said fugitives. c.e,
Given under my hand and the Great seal
Of the State affixed, "a Jackson ihi7
L. - 18th day of August, A. D. l9tp.r
By the Governor: ). VI. 9lONL'
JAMES HIT, Secretary Of state.
Aug. g. '1C-3w.
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The ''PAN-HASDLE" RoUTE.-W
direct the attention of such Of our readers as
are contemplating a visit to the Centennial,
to the advantages of the Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl ald St. Louis Railway, which. in con-
nectiol with the Pennsylvania Railroad, is
populEly known rs the Pan Handle Route.
Passengers, by this route, are landed near
the main entrance to the Exhibition
grount, and in close proximity to the
large hotels and boarding houses Time
tables md route books can be had on appli-
cation at all ticket offices.
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Fare 10 Centennial.

After q very extensive correspondence
wit railroad officials, we are now satisfied
that tlaare will be no reduction in the rate
of fareto the Centennial, until later in the
season, if then. The Ticket Agents will
meet again in convention September Sth,
and until they survey the "situatiOn," no
generator special reductions are likely to
be mah. Those who intend going viii find
some o. the most attractive routes set forth
in our columns this week.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE !

EXECUTIVE OFFICEl
June 81. 1879.
B''igddi@r- General s T. p net, Chief Of or
diHGnce, Washington, d. c.:
SIR have the honor 20 respectfully APP
ply for a price-1ist of Ordinance aud Ordi-
narce Stores as issued IRON your office :;
also,a book of forms used ia the department;
II any change has been made since the pub
LEGATION Of the regulations of 1868.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv'r,
A. q PACKER
Adjutan;-tieueral.
June 9TH. To same person, asking for
: statement of the account between the
= L nife ed States and this State since 1850, OF
1.-THE ordinance apportioned and drawn I'M
= der the various acts of Congress for arm
ling and equippiag the militia
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PROCLAMATION
$3.50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by Information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
convicts have recently made their escape. and
arc stiIl at large to-wit: Thomas wallace,
from Penitentiary, July lgth:) Philip John
SON Joseph Cannon, Joseph Scott, and john
NeeIev. from Penitentiary guards. near Green
Vile, Miss, July ID Chris. Overton and
Jobn Jones from Peniteniary guards, the
former near Madison Station, and the latter
at Jackson, Miss, both July 2sth;] and josh
ma Nicholson and John Mitchell, from Pcni-
Tertiary guards, near Byram. Miss. July --thi
Now, therefore, !, }. VI. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement n Jail of said rine
(9) convicts, or $50 each, for one or more Of
them, to be paid by Messrs. Hamilton He
bron, Lessees State Penitentiary. and l do,
moreover, require allsofficers of this State 10
be dill gent in their efforts TO arrest said fugi-
tives.
Given under my hand and the Great seal
of the State affixed, at Jackson, th1s
LIS 9TH day of August, A. D ls ,,rS,,r
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of State
Aug, 8, 76-Sw.
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RADICAL CANDIDATES TO RECEIVE Nj -.ITARY
AID.
Ex CT five OFFICEl
JACKSON, Sept. p, 1875. !
j. " Lee, iShcr Il Monroe Cou0ty, Miss.
SIP: am directed by His Excellency,
needed in your county, % assist the civil
officers?
Are there any threats l,om the OPPOSE
ton. that in your judgment Will be carried
into effect aud if so viii it be possible TO
hold a quiet ard peac cable election2
Very peettullv,
A. Ct. PACKER.
Adjutant Genera.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Alabama and HGenNHcEy Elcc-
lions.
Glorious Democratic Victoria.

MONTGOMERY, August T-Returns indl-
cate sweeping Democratic victory. Hous-
tons majority for Governor will not be
less than twenty thousand, aud probably
go much higher, Democrats have made
gains everywhere heard from, and Will
have a large majority in the Legislature.
MOBILE, August Tine election passed
off without any disturbance. This city
gives over five Hundred Democratic maj or
lily. Beturns from the State. so FAR as heard
from, Indicate large Democratic gains.
Democrats claim the State by $4,000
MONTGOMERY, August 7.--Returns show
large Democratic gaua everywhere.
Enough has been received 70 warrant the
star ement that Democratic majority will be
80 600 MANY counties heretofore Repair
lican, send Democrats to I,elieiatufe. and
the majority on joint ballot VII Ge very
large. The vote by Congressional districts
show seven Of them Democrat and QUO Pc
publican. As far as heard rr~--
S.ags. ~ &c of any kind in the
me utmost good feeling prevailed
/ everywhere
Kentucky Election,
LOUISVILLE Angus. Z County elections
| wee held in this Safe TO day bourbon
| county elected Democratic Sheriff by 3UO
| majority Fayette county elects Democrats
| by 500 majority: Jesamine county. Demo
| cratic IN djortry 900 Campbell county, IN
| creased Democ ratio najprIty; heptol
county, 1,iO6 Democratic majority; Boyd
| county, The Republicans elect the waoie
ticket, except She, If; Mason county, Ell OF
Democrat, elected for judge OF tue Coz !
| Appeals nv an estimated majority from 1Ot
500. In the Congressional election to-day
| Henry Watterson was elected by an over
| whelmi1g majority. only few scattering
| votes being cast for Head. The Republican,
had nc local ticket in the field. Able wa
elected Sheriff. Young Henry Clay wa
beaten for prosecuting Attorne =.
BOutweII.s Mississippi Report.
| WASHINGTON, August 7.-Boutwelf
Mississippi Committee have made their re
port In view of the condition OF alta T
which they represent, they suggest, In con
clnsion, three remarks: FIrst-Laws ma.
be passed by Congress for the protection o
citizens in the respective States. Second
states in anarchy, or wherein the affairs ar
controlled by bodies of armed men, shout
be denied representation in Congress;
Third-The constitutional guarantee of
Republican form of government TO ever
State W ill require the United states, If dis
orders increase, or even continue, and a
milder measures shall prove Intellectual. I
i remand the State to territorial condition
and through a system of public educatio
and kindred means of Improvement, chang
the ideas of the inhabitants, aud recoT
struct the Government upon Republica
basis.
MIORTTY REPORT.
The report of the minority of the Missi
sippi Investigating Committee conclude
Striking out the counties where fraud
violence may be supposed to have nnllifit
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PRINTER WANTED.

A BOY who can set from 6 to 8, twenty
A inch columns of Burgeois type per week,
including reprint and manuscript, and who Is
willing TO accept permanent situation at
low saIary-with board furnished, can hear
OF an opening by addressing Banner,
Meadville, Miss.
TT No one need apply who wants fancy
price or W no cannot come well recommended,
and who will stick TO his situation. In writ
ing give full particulars, age, etc.
Aug 9 '76-1t.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, July 10Th, 1876.

STATE OF Mississippi, EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, July 18th, 1876.
WHEREAS, There are at present many OUT
standing Proclamatious, issued from this Of
fee, offering large sums for the apprehension
Of fugitives from Justice AID,
WHEREAS, Many of the G Proclamatious are
for the arrest of tugItivcs charged with crimes
committed eight and ten years ago. and,
WHEREAS, In many instances, fugitivcs are
arrested when il has become known That by
lapse oftime or death or removal Of witnesses,
convictions are impossib!ei and,
WHEREAS, Great expense is incurred by tie
State ia the payment Of these rewards, under
such circumstances, without any resulting
punishment Of crime:
Noc Therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
OF the State Of Mississippi, DO issue this my
Proclamation, making the payment Of all re-
ward offered by this Office, for the arrest Of
fugitiver, prior TO the lst day If January,
eighteen hundred and seycutyrhve. fcXceutiug
in cases Of rewards for arrest Of escaped con-
victs,) dependent upon the conviction of the
parties arrested. And such rewards v iN only
be paid upon satisfactory evidence that the
arrested parties have bevn convicted by thc
Courts of the StAtc.
Given under nay hand, and The Great Seal
r, Of the State, al Jackson. this ZJ.L
- D day Of July, a. d. $50.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor;
JAMES HILL, Secretary Of S!a,:
Aug. Z, I0-3w,
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
n Gru Collegiate and Preparatory courses.
TTnsutua.sed Location, Healthy Mountain
climate Moral Community. Moderate Exc
penses From SlGO 20 $40 For ten months zine
Guiding board tuition, ctc etc.) College quite
prosperous. Students from OIL sections OF tho
eountry-l7 from Mississippi. For Catalogue
etc, address Secretary Of Faculty. Roanoke
College Salem, Va.
July 10, 76-GW.
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HEADQUARTERS STATE OF Miss.

john Broom. Colonel lst Regiment Irga2try,
Codhoma COuIey Ffidr's Point:
SIR Enclosed YOU will find S. o., No
13 Headquarters State of Mississippi
On receipt OF the arms. etc, by you at
Austin or Frars Point, you W i'll Immrdi-
ateiy proceed - organize a volunteer com
pany of Intimacy at the latter place; the
iorce SO raised To be used by yOu - lin
st2te yourself as sheriff of the county, and 10
restore peace and order.
Gen. NJ. Campbell is ordered 20 proceed
to your county 40 cooperate with you, but
should he fail 20 meet you ut either place des-
ignated, you will commence organizing and
aat of
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In this city, on Saturday evening, August
5th, 1876. Mas. MoLLIE h. STANGER. of con-
gestive chill, in the 25:h year OF her age.
1.-Two months bride, aud then her grave
was made
Too soon, alas, for bI idal flowers to fade.''
A fond husband, and a large and devoted
circle of relatives and friends, are thus be-
reaved by this sad and sudden dis pensation
of Providence. Mrs Stanger was the
daughter of Mrs. Nipple, and granddaugh-
ter of David Daley, deceased.
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MILITARY ORDERS TO CIVIL OFFICERS.

MILITARY OkDEKS TO CIV II VFFICEIsS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
JACKSON, september 8, 1876
Hon. c. b. Mitchell, District Attorney, Syh
Judicial District, POHtOtoc, Mics:
SIR:-Enclosod please find General Or
der No. 6, Headquarters StaLeof Mississippi,
in relation TO prosecution of persons respon-
sible for State arms ard other military prop
erty belonging TO the State. The persons in
your district liable Tor the same are: Ar
thur Brooks, Aberdeen, aud L. ID Hamilton.
OkoIona- A list of arms and properAy and
the value thei eof. viii be forwarded 10 you
upon acknowledgment of the receipt of
this letter.
Very respectfully your obs sv't.
A. @. PACKER,
Adj utant-General.
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= hendricks Letter of Accept.
ance.
INDIANAroLIs. Inlv u. 1876

F., lNDIANAPoLIs, July p, 1876.
IN z7 ~ Il EAES-I have the honor to ac-
d. n S'h me receipt of your communica-
lof n,, "hich you have formally notified
rafia ny domination by the National Dem
AdidatNC ommittee at st. Louis, as their
Cni i.e lot tue Office of Vice-President of
LAD NJ states. 1t is nomination which
'ee,,i.tlef expected nor desired, and yet
he m NJ - and appreciate the high honor
ch NY ~ the Convention. The choice of
Il n S"uy' and pronounced with such unu-
aeronsS lty, and accom- panied with so
ence a9 expression of esteem and con-
bal ia ousht to outweigh ali merely r"~-
L vI,1,ss.,ya suu preferences of my 9w a.
leen " ~ THIS feeling, and l trust also from
N ,t sense of public duty. that ] now &C
dgn oue domination and shall abide the
Ii wo,3I,o Oh my countrymen.
cen, V ~ have been impossible for me 10
i6do.he nomination if could not hearth
I'm se The platform OF the Convention
s'aAAed, therefore, TO be able, une-
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PUBLIC READISG.-Miss Octay !.

PUBLIC READING Miss Octav IA
Peyton will give 4 public reading at An
gelo's Tall next Monday night, I4th. Her
subject will be, The Inverted Life. or
Dreaialand, an original poem We have
heard that Miss Peyton is gifted with lit
erary and elocutionaIy talents of high or
der, and as this is her first venture before
the public, we hope she Will be encouraged
by the presence OF 4 good audience
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WHAT "No. G" REQUIRED.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
JACKSON, September 16, 1875
Brigaaier- General J. JaRkesmonn, Greee-
vile:
SIR:-Your's of 9th inst received. Gen
eral order No. requires all arms belonging
10 the State in the hands of any person, to
be turned over to Headquarters. General
Order No. q requires tine D'strict Attor-
new to prosecute all persons retaining State
arms, and it will be enforced as long as any
arms are in the hands of parties responsible
therefor.
Very espCctfu=v,
A. q. PACKER,
Adjuta lt-Gerera..
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TO INVADE YAzoo COUNTY.

HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MIss.l
JACKSON, Oct. 4, 1875.
n Feost. General II nG-er N. O. st. L.
= n r. n 20 OrEeGR', La:
1z|R SIR: EN- directed by His Excel
he for rs 20 obtain cars for transportation
Of (3OO) three hundred men and uappage
for 200 more. The equipage WIN A. :.
within II the next two weeks. Train to run
rom Jackson, Miss, to Vaughans ot@Llon,
and to remain under orders until the men
are returned to j ackson.
Very respectfully,
A G. PACKER,
Adjutaat-General'
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| ,,,I.t ha ne, he eectarsan nor parIISan, anu
| tle e muse be ne 'aer ctVstoh OF unIsap
| n .oD,.qs on OF the funds for their support.
| i pwi>e | re9a' ii he man VINO "ouIu
| y .opse or foster see, onat anImoslties anu
| n ,oon S,nS among MS county men a uan
| re Gus enemy TO BIS couutry. AZ the PtS Pc.
| Tie must he made to feel ana know tna 1
| . zee more he Z is esJah' isbed purpose anu
| nolcv under waieh al citizens, OF ever!
/ GO ntii. on, lace and colo, VIII ne secut 80
/ the Town at OF whatever flgh'S TUG -
| IN on NJ laws declare or recognize, anu
| Ibat in cont ,ove sizes that may arise tne
! covprlnaut is not partisan, bu. Within
its Cons itut;oaal authority, the i" and
/ powe. al gdudiau OF 20 Lights OF safety
| Al 5, fe between sections and races viii
ce.se as soon rs Tue powe- for the evils IS
~ en- away I--om pa " that makes politi-
cal ga, out of sceies OF violence anu olooe-
shed and the Constitutional authority +
placed in tne bands of Hen Nhose Rollti5c a1
wells eleQuires' suat peaee anu 700" 0'oe'
! II will pe seea, gentlemen, that am III
emile accord with me platform OF the Coo
ve1iion by which / have been nom,1ale'
a. a candidate Tor the Office OF vice fresi-
Jeat Of the United States. Permit me, IN
| conclusion. to express my sat SIacllou az
being associated with q candidate lot tue
Presidency who Is first among his equals as
a representative OF the spir'I anu o y, sne
AS the Executive of the great state OF Ne"
York no has, In a comparatively snort pc,
rod, reformed the public service anu
reduced the public burden SO as to have
es~ned at onse the gratitude of his State,
and the adm ration of the country. Inc
people know him to be thoroughly =. IN earn
est. He has SHOWN himself TO De posSesseo
+ If mowers and qualiIi which ht MIN,
in an eminent degree .5r the great
work of reformation waich this country
now needs; aud if he shall be cn9Sen " y
ma People 10 Tue high office Ct P .ss dsV
tue Fn'ted States Ga'e Se I the 6eginnin,
his in nsW esa Of peace, purity and pros
o oer;tV in ali departments Of our 0ss SER
np, et / am gentlemen. your o DeoncnS 20
0 want. AH1sClorrorI Chairman
I'D others. of the Committee OF tue /"
:. tiona Demo ratio Convention,
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HEADQUARTERS STATE OF Miss.
JACKSON. Miss. October 8, 1875

JACKSON. MISS. UCLODtT 3, 1910 }
Special Orderl
No. Il.
NJ. J. Manning. Sheriff of Tunica county,
Mississippi. il hereby ordered {" turn over
90 Col. John Brown, 1t Regiment infantry.
Caahoma county, at Austin or at Friars
Poinr, 3ll arms, ammumitiOn. and other
military property that he may have 10 his
possession. belonging 90 the Sta;e OF MIS-
sisSippi.
By order Of the Commander-inC Chief.
A. q. PACKER.
Adjutant- General.
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HEADQUARTERs STATE OF Miss.
JACKSON. Mis- October 8, 1876.

JACKSON. Mis- October $, 1876.
Special Orlerl
No. l3.
Colonel John Brown. 1>t regiment in
fautry, Coah0ma county, is hereby ordered
10 proceed Immediately To Austin. Tunica
county. here to receive from NJ. j. Man
ming, Sheriff of Tunica county, all the
arms. ammunition, and the other military
properly belonging to- the Splte of MIssis-
sippi. said arms, ETC., to be TAKEN o Goa
homa county. and there distributed to
volunteer company of infantry.
By command of the Com mander-in in Chief.
A. G. PACKER,
Adjutaut-G General.
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THE TROOPS TO INVADE YAzOo.

THE TROOPS TO INVADE YAZOO.
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Specisl Order(
No. 20
BrlgadierG General W.T.. F. Fitzgerald. ) h
Division Mississippi State Militia, will ord,r
Companies A, [Caldwelfs), and ID, Oil
liam's), 2nd regiment Infantry, Kinds coun-
", to report ut Vicksbufg d Meridian II. +.
depot at O'Clock, P. NJ. this date.
BY order of The Commandef-in Chief.
A. G.. PACKER,
Adjutant- Ieneral.
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TO ARMS TO APMs >!

HEAD QUARTZ. LATE OF MIssl
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. is, 100.
Spc cial Ordeisl
No. 2.
Rr:oadier Gener.l William F. Fitzgerald,
81 utyIsion Mississippi SCa M. a *
hereby assigned to active du,v, and WILL
D, ocesd to 0rganiss the m'li-.a OF the OH
division Immediately.
By order of the cOmmande<-in'chteT
a. G.. PACkLn-
diut-nt-Geuert '.
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Owner for Mule Wanted.

soRREL MARE MULE, medium size,
a about 10 or y years old, with harness
marks, branded on left shoulder with =, came
10 nv premises in Rankin county, four miles
south of Jackson, on the 18th The owner
can have the same by proving property and
paying charges ,vso,,
Jackson, Aug. 8, '76-3w.
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Ho1li1as Institute,
ROTEOURT SPRINGS, VA.

TINHIRTY-FOURTH annual session will open
i on the 18th SEPTEMBER.
FAcULTY-Fifteen Ladies and Gentlemen.
Cost Of Board and Tuition, including Music,
from S230 to $40. No EXTRAS, or cxtraordin-
airy expenses.
DEror-Salem. 4. NJ. 4 c. Railroad
observation-disclosures Springs Virginia.
Young Ladies proposing to enter, should
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CHARLES /. COOKE,
Superintendent.
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Very respectfully.

a. q. PACKER,
Adjutant- general.
(NOTE-It will be rememered that the So
called Colonel p John Brown was the ne
gro who originated the riot in COahOma,
and unfortunately escaped unhurt. He was
candidate for reelection to the office of
sherilr-EDs CLARION.)
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