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SARDIs. Oct. LIST. 1881

Col. J. L. POWER: Enclosed please find
,hirty-two dollars for the benefit of the
Michigan sufferers. We had a concert and
raised this amount last night.
Yours, J. A RAINWATER.
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Bridge Notice!

Notice is hereby given to the pBhlie that the
Pearl River Free Bridge will be impossible
from Monday, Sept. 10Th, from A. N. until 4
P. M each day until completed. During the
nights and on Sundays the bridge will be
passable. This is done IL order TO put in
extra ioist. Eighteen tI8) new bents have
been put in those acquainted with Capt
Phil Hammond viii he satisfied that the work
so far is we'll done, Hands are now at work
on the turnpike. The river has been fordable
for month. H. sPExeLER, ST.
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In this city, on Tuesday night, September
% h, 1891, by Rev. John Hunter, d. D., DIR.
CHAs, F. NASH, of Helena, Ark, AID Miss
FANNIE R. MosELY, of Jackson,
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Worthy of Attention.
Xicksburg He

Vicksburg Herald.
We copy from THE CLARION plan sug-
gested by the Hon. Francis A Wolff to aboi-
ish the credit system and place business in
our State upon cash basis. 1t is worthy of
attention.
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The citizens Of Jackson afs contribu-
ting literally to the Garfield Monumental
Fund
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Notice to Fax-Parers.

+ HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT
1 am now prepared to receive the Taxes
due the City for the fiscal year 1881.
E. H. REBER, City Collector.
nctH s8l-2n
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Sympathy for Michigan.
YAzoo Cry, Oct. 3, 1881.


received accompanying contributions else
where acknowledged
YAzoo Cry, Oct. 8, 1881.
Col. POWER: Just as 1 was starting to
church yesterday morning | accidentally
saw your appeal for help for the Michigan
sufferers. As it was our communion day,
when by almost invariable custom our offer
ings gre given to the poor, l conferred with
the session and we agreed to send your reg
ular collection of that morning for the fire
sufferers of Michigan. Our congregation
was small, and mostly ladies, who came
only provided with their usual amounts, or
9th ,rwise more would have been raised.
Were not going Immediately to Presby-
tery, would canvas the community and
seni you a respectable amount. Hope that
YOU may be successful in securing substan-
tial aid for the destitute of the Northwest.
Truly yours,
w A. ALEXANDER
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Separation Of the JudieiaFys and Execu-
tive Departments.

The CLARION has c0me ont yery de-
cidedly in favor of separating the Judiciary
from the Executive Department. It is
about three-thirds right, but little late in
presenting its arguments Several years
ago would have worked as well, and would
have been much better for the Democratic
party. However better late than never !:
and it Is hoped THE CLARION will have suf-
fcient help.
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Hahn for tha Ornhans.

Other contributors collected. An Orphan
svl,n, uneudowed, is dependent for its sup
-. 49, On the charities Of the public.
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Col. NJ. BerrT.
.oxford EarIe ]

tlxtord kagIe.
Col. d. II. Berry, Of Cherry Greek, IS the
Democratic nominee for FIoatgr for Union
nd Pontotoc counties. He is an excellent
gentleman, and viii no doubt be elected
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WHAT building i thafg asked stranger
of boy, pointing to \ sch0ol house THAR
said the boy. Why, that Is i taIlneryl's and
be feelingly rubbed his back IS be passed On.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
mUNIo1pAL EIBoTI0Ns n oosNgorIoU

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN ooNNEcrIcUT.
HARTFORD, CT, Oct. AT the town cleo
tons yesterday Hartford elected a Republi-
can majority of the Board of SeIeetmen
and Treasurer; the Democrats Town Clerk
and Collector; the remaining offices are
about equally divided. The town vote for
liquor licenses by large majority.
New Britain and Norwich are Republi-
can; Norwich, $50 majority for liquor license:
Waterbury elected Greene Hendricks, Dem
oerat, mayor, BY geo majority; the RepubIi-
cans elected fifteen out of twenty members
of the City Government. The Democrats
elect the town ticket with the exception of
town clerk.
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THE CANVASS.
MEssRs LOWRY AND KING AT HOLLY
SPRINGS.

t-
nEssRs. LOWRY AND KING AT HOLLY
SPRINGS.
Holly Springs South.
On yesterday the candidates for Governor,
Messrs Lowry and King, spoke at the Court
House to an audience as large as could
crowd in Gen. Lowry was introduced BY
Gen. Featherston and spoke an hour. Col
King being introduced by Col. Harris, fol-
lowed in speech of an hour and half and
Gen. Lowry replied in thirty minutes. As
We are about ready to 20 to press we must
reserve details till next week. The speech
of Gen. Lowry was worthy of his fame.
That Of Col. King was plausible and we'll
delivered. But every point was fairly met
and thoroughly disposed Of by the rejoinder
of Gen. Lowry.
GEN. CHALMERS At YAzoo CITY AND Du-
RANT.
YAzoo Cry, October 2.-Gen. Chalmers
made an able speech and made fine impress
sion here. He took issue with the political
course of Senator Lamar. That gentleman
vas taken TO task for having voted against
his party on sundry occasions. He was
censured for his inactivity when certain
bills of great Importance were before his
body, and it is said that his alleged eff
forts to catch the ear of the North in our
favor that amounted to simply nothing.
Durant, Sept. SO.-The citizens we're ia
vored this afternoon with very able and
eloquent speech delivered by Gen. Chalmers.
He discussed the issues of the day from a
logical and elevated standpoint, clearly
showing the necessity of Mississippi retain
i l
comparing Republican rule with that of the
present her improved educational system,
agricultural advancement, and the better
feeling between the two races. His discus
sion of the currency question was highly
satisfactory, proving in most convincing
manner that the line of policy pursued by
the Democracy was up with the progress of
the day aud the general interest of the peo-
pie. His ridicule of the fusion party
created great merriment. He ably defen-
ded the bourbon Democracy showing what
they had accomplished for Mississippi.
MEssRs. FITZGERALD AND CATCHINGs AT
CORINTH.
General T. C. Catchngs and General w
F. Fitzgerald, Democratic and Fusion can
didateS for Attorney-General of the State,
spoke to large audlanee in the Courthouse
in the evening.
SENATOR ROANE.
Water Valley Courier.
Mr. w. A. Roane, the Democratic-Co Con-
sentative nominee for State Senator from
this district, was in our city last Saturday
Dir. Roane made d very favorable impress
sion upon our people. He will poll the full
strength of the party and be triumphantly
elected.
MEssRs. E. F. NOEL AND HENRY CHRISTMAS
IN HOLMES.
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}. W. ALBREcRP.
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HON. G. d. STANDS.
Tate Caunty Record.

IaLe CaunLy hecoFu.
Col. G. D. Stands, spoke at Strayhorn to
a large and enthusiastic audience vester-
day, at II O'clock. His speech was pro-
nounced by all who heard it as being incom-
pArably the finest that had been made in
Tate County during the present campaign.
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CAMERON & SWAN,
LU MBER DEALERS,
JACKSON. MISS.

YARD IN WEST JACKSON, NEAR r. r.
DEPOT; MILLS, BRooKHAvEN, Miss
nEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ROUGH
IL and Dressed YELLOW PINE LUMBER,
SHINGLES AND LArHs.
Can I'LL orders promptly for all kinds Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES and LATHS direct
from the Mills, upon short notice. ~ Orders
solicited.
sept22, silly.
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MARRIED.

"GoD reigns; and the Government at
Washington still lives"
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SENATOR ROANE.
Water Valley Courier.
Lexington Advertiser. !

AiEssRs. E. F. NOEL AND HENRY CHRIsTM
IN HOLMES.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HOY. VAN H. MANNING

HON. VAN II. MANNING.
viii address his fellow-citizens at the follow.
Jag times and places;
Jackson. October II, at night.
Liberty, October Is
Hazleharst, October Is.
Wesson, October Is
Edwards October l..
Lexington, October Is
Coriuth, October %.
TupelO, October n
Okoioua, October p.
Meridian, October "A.
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Help for the Michigan Sufferers.

JACKSON, Get. 4, 1881.
The following amounts have been received
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Carpets !. Carpets! Carpe1s:

Carpets. Carpets! Carpefs!!
Just received at Whiting s Gray's, Tapestry
Brussels at &c., 9Oc. and Csc. per yard; 3 ply,
best quality. at 81 Is per yard; extra supers
from 65c. to 9lc. Ingram in wool and mixed
from Soc. to CSC. and for Sc. extra per yard
will have carpets made any size or shape and
can furnisl. rugs to match any samples we
have. [sept. 8. #.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- reived until the THtRD MONDAY m OcTo-
BER, at II NJ. for furnishing FRESH BEEF
to the MISSISSIPPI STATE LuNATIC ASYLUM
for one year, commencing OCTOBER 18TH, 1891
Beef to be Of the best quality, and 10 consist
equally Of hind and fore quarters, and in
quantity from 800 to 400 pounds per day, more
or less, as may be required by thu Steward,
Bids must be sp cifc, and will not be consid.
cred if conditioned on what others may pro-
pose. The SUCCESSFUL bidder will be required
to give bond in the sum Of three thousand dol
lars. r. F. McGILL, Steward.
sep29, 8l-Sw.
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HON. 0. R. SINGLETON
Canton Citizen.

His voice will be heard in the canvass
now in progress, and to the advantage of
the people who are interested in good
State Government. He will be warmly re-
ceived
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LtAIH5IOu AuNtTIIsrI'I
The Harland's Greek Club met at the
store of Messrs Watson & StanfeId on last
Saturday night. They are arousing them
selves to the Importance of the coming cleo
ton, and will carry their precinct for the
Democratic ticket by large majority. The
spirit that animates them knows no such
thing as failure. DIR. Henry Christmas and
Mr. sE. f. Noel addressed the club.
[ r. Christmas, is an earnest and working
Democrat, and will do all in his power to
promote the success of our ticket, of which
he is an able and efficient advocate.
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NEWEST and nobbiest styles Of Hats and
Caps. just received at
WHITING 4 GRAY's.
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THE Old Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
sIpWAYls.
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~ As3fHus s13nWS5, ,Iam. 1S:-F}lIIiQwU1is Is
tine figlIl dszti of the SnudtlElg h5l agrsssd
TI0 I'M tfgEr1rnitiItte OF tine whole aud 1tse-
E,Gntit,d 1I0 tine EhO4issfsS
4 bin aD tsrGiilGnta mir rbFupGne ai tJln nn5iul
it4,th.
BE Ii oIincaal by 1iin Ha1iltaf md lse ai rs,,n.-
ssttHaiEaa at the TIiiHst sSaltbhs ut Anar,G
.,tsss GafInisH illhl MI r.slffhInc Dr'SsiUIf If
INV aaLEnDr!Hni- Bhe rfbUntinls if tIhh nBsuliRl
ttiniG. iiGall a1p,tH It'd unT bmt IN the Imiand
SirlSsnt ligro higher D IIiber.fi TlsEn 4
1e,r eDIit 1r gnn1Il w'iii,n mHr asstGThsr hssHms
rs,iian,Hii aris;itrsh t6iuat IN aisu Df the Bniss
lMl5hDrI2sf I'D fir; nssusd iy EuiiH liH Dc RB1
lfafGid i'm at hD asrfBhnrae the fstfuniine dt tins
IBInGl t,it lilId a.,ss i1nant.ntDfT Th3s4sl lsnt
lnr-aiiiaiSaf ildimrMnf p asiif bi I Fen If 1STg
.ll5fsinI slI Bi Bn lIfDbnrl2e im issns III ua,,afi
,lGsss Bf Ctianses Hnf If hin rbtunfine af the
pliiir fttit." tiitn #hcrfSIsrY Df the 1rs,aHIiT
lliarBlT MudinalzaG tED lHaus b,ntis i'm Emuunt
mt ssl.setin,n san ilBlI which fhil iiz, ili&Bs
asu III Bil nESn di 3 li,i anIt gfr asnlln ratinsns
f5Is isi Bin pleasure g BiH InlfSsh >ases aGssf
FIVE waurs Enf Bs5isis in ten w.az,s &rDm iinat I'D
issi. amt i.isD GsBliiIDissas BfifEmnII1t I'd :t
ilf!Dl Ill ttimDnmnGnn ut I'LL 2f IEnu 3l tti6liHCs
4dinf r.etatgra gnIl,Dn, ieIsrine IIit.,stsi at
Snr ritle Ji 3 l:H galr gnr ainBrm, mfnanDia Iii
Iite iisassiIrf af an WniEad affss tfsgf wn,s;
and uipfn tsnn psiss tsrDm iiRHA. NIe bnntif
.zlf ssYaiii,ssa F; is I'M AL liEipr raslanss gfi
iitn ahHrhithir ald sliiiIn,t III stf rriEnlf
Rs t1iu imifs BIi5hHrasd aG he isFs6 iY ire R,,t m
july a lHTi aannial..f I'm aiE .1p alfShDrae uft
raFunInle af 1i mis5ins ,lbit aS1li Ennlii.-
txDIw 1iBrtaH providing Bh,f muShnls IN a,t
i,ul hue nltsliran I'LL Hli5imrI2e nlif;.a0af
af 5if Ipriiif s,lir 1,-psidaf hurahst mhs hsfnst
az1T nd as buntaJr stsrsiites EltahDiixHG y 1iiif
,a,i ARE iis,sii aii be Sifs tIty nj THE saarasa,
gf rhf turansuly I'D ay I'M hnntts nacurnG tfIlrne
ahf yaag, Rstl ll ia siiuar diiliHn of 4E2a grams
ay,H III mill !rpts, x1,H IIilpe ll yN IIss
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To JUDGE from the scenes at the
anti-Semetic meeting In Berlin the other
evening, the agitation against the Jews
] Is likely to become mere serious than
has been generally believed hitherto,
The meeting was attended by aoeus
5000 persons, and the spirit displayed
both by the speakers and the audience
was that Of thorough going prosecutors
The principal orator read extracts from
the fralmud foa the purpose OF proylnrsg
that Jews regard ii as q nseritorIops as
ton to rob Christians and he exeiteess
"frasatie applause by insisting thai
they ought once more to be subjected
to the disabilities which We're removed sss
by less prudens generation. IN the
course of the proceedings Jews weEe
from time to tiane discovered among aErra,o ~ 8
the audience. MapN of taqssn weeFe Sc
vereay beaten, alad all were il4easYA aYA and a ID
turned cut. Several ttlLaes . Eee f]Ssslt f]sl4
took place, and On ole occ.a.slel-I the z p
uafsheeame. so siolenI THAI the elAl4aa-ls eAals-
man abandoned for soliae p1a,lqlp,a~la4ees lpa~la4ees thf.e
affempt to restore eEdsE.
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Memphis .os safe keeping, dropped dead
il The jail on The lS.h inst.
M.Es RILEY, Chicago girl oi 10 years.
has been convicted OF breaking open q
psEDshop, IN MilKsukae, and sbs,rac.inS
1a-s- quantity o. ie~elry.
SC RITES valued I'll over 81. 900 have
been mysze1iouslr distracted from 3 safe
81 Pails3slpai in the oiSce Of the Penn
sE2Tan.s company io- Insurance on lives
\ Na5so boz OF Philadelphia ) years
Old, healed poker 10 ra3-ao. aesl and
killed tssbe bT putting down It's throat
ihe burning iron,
FOUs nen z1si one <o.z3xn in Stage
coach were Captured, killed rUtils,ed and
b0yCed oT indians De2- Fort Cummings
D. 7. on Saturday. Troops ar= pursuing
ihs bloody saTsE-s-
NE.s S+s6ali2, Tenn. On Toesdar night
Della Itewhsm poisonsed hsr brother. b--
cause he wzs determined 40 -zaa--T contrary
&c hey Izsts, DT mixing arsenic with bread
Hs --1s-Esc IN ae01r to- tEsasE hoU-s-
NJ ADA c. LErTEs. Of Bloomington
III. has cDn1e1ce6 proceedings aszi1ls1
nineteen s4loor-sssE,a-- a-ss3 shs ow1e-s Of
The buildings io- 5000 damages. On 60
eoDL1 ot The ssl= ot liquor 10 h=- husband
! EOl-yG Thief arrested bv The police OF
Elkha-t, Ind, on th= 18th izss,, disclosed
The headquarters 0i Z gznE oi t,oT -obbe-s
The officers found aa uode-s-cuo3 ho1se
pa al inland IL The river. with s10-e z1s
ctasr 1s7c=asi.ies, ar6 captured aeven OF
iel1e-s
As.EsGsos DzA.a, q Chicago. Ill. h2s
dlaogTsre3 AZ attempt OF the pas6 ofsons
.e-son having zccaas 10 Inc bookt ot the
county clerk. 70 -=6uoe 57 $4,000 the e.
s7s-l1sni OF nine Eell-s10~n tu.5nsss
hcsl-a=, and :herebv 6es-an6 the city Of
81 so in :ara- The -81.sr will tpe s@1,
10 the grand iu-v-
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LATE REPORTS.
4 Summary OF Lases. Cablsgra1as
and Telsg-nG


JUSTICE SwAySg hz= written MS resigns
ton and daiss il Jan %
JcES SHERMAN receives; : he unanimous
vote oi Inc OHIO senatorial caQcGs. which
remained in sea=io1 bG1 hzlf Al hour.
TIE frs; busine4z in the Arkansas s=r-
ate ~a= bill 10 e-isblieh rz:e- ior t-ei III.
and passenger. on the railroads of The
stale
A NO.sTEoslTY in the shape OF man
turkey gobbler hz- f3- twenty year teen
An inmate OF the insrmzTy Of Dearborn
county, Indiana.
OSLT one Of the three .uo-c0Eanni,tae-
men Of the house committee CT military
affair il in favor Of iAe bill 20 make
Gran. Z captain general
1 CONVENTION o; iAe farmers o: Kansas,
in session Il Topeka. adopted resolution
in favor Of 4 cOny,e-.ionzl eEzct men. con-
trolling all inter s.a.e iranspofta,iou,
MgNEg2s Of the house Pacific rz.l.ozd
committee are confident tina. 10 action
will be taken al this seasion Or ,tle North
ern Pacific land grant,
HAEgIs II. PLA.srED, haring been IL
the fear that the gathering Of militia q:
sould prove q fatal precedent.
II the Illinois senate, Mr. Whiiing in
trotuccd an act for tao Per cent. taE on
the gro-s earnings Of telegraph corn npauies
Mr.. De Lang presented bill precisely
similar 20 the Ohio pool law.
The lively contest between the North
western and the ST. Paul roads zt Clinton,
Iowa. has been stopped by compromi.e
StockwelIs switch il 10 be made spur
track, the St. Paul company TO put in one
crothIng
THE census returns Of all the states and
territories Of the United States are now
complete. The total population Of the
country, IA announced by Superintendent
Walker. il 80, l52, ,SGG, Of which 49, 353, ,595
are in the atates and 783 ,27l in the terri
torica.
THE prcsident-el elect Is said 10 be serious
ly embnra-aed in regard to selection tor
secretary of the treasury a Columbus
specia! to the Times asserts that Secretary
Sherman would accept the position, II
rendered him, at this late hour. Bu. Inc
idea mdst not obtain ci-cula,ien tha. Gar
field suffers for lack of advice.
The prolonged li.isaiion in regard 10
the Emma mine. between Baron Grant, OF
England. and Treno- " Park ar6 0.hers
of the United States. has been stopped tT
what may be kindly termed c,oraT-o@iss
The defendants offer ths English s.o,.k-
holders S-t5[tJ N cash and 1ys-sevtr1. lis
OF the sock OF : aeE CONN sanF 10 1.e io,zs-
81 10 -o-s the milne The sl;t i i terry
generous one, unless il X ar2ss,3 1gpo1
visions oi prison uniform
TIE marriage 0i (1avs-r,c,--slst4 o2r1s--
0: Indians, ia Mss S1outs s5Sss- ai t7t1-
T. S3C-e sn5 3zpStl.e- os 4 lsas g-,oznlz,t3-1a
ras56ez. Of Cosl.sEGe-s t:l-J1F, .o,1k -0LIc's
Jsa- o al The residence al u A.ls- s l71cr1-
t.. uGgtla of 1Ae 5,15s- TIE ts,s-o-p w1s
performed br the Esr go11 E-st-s1- cfi
Lo,;k E,o-1- y Y TIE w7s.53lG.1 *Rs pm
va1s and only few l6 11ss relatives pres
ssn1. 8-p9-ss sa0sza were Albert BzA5 -s1zl9s
P0,5a-- a31 mi 6a-1a1s- 0t lts ecis3s-
s.,sozn- The s,91gls lsit 51- lz,dlacsa g'2l9s
Tia a1ss Es4--ls-ET8-L18 -E1lr'.i.6-
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Brigade Moving on the opposite bank
by his left, by Crosses Brigade, which
had changed front and resisted the
enemy, when Price and Gr;der gave
ground, and in his rear were Hazerl's
Brigade and portions OF Rea,,y's Diyis-
ION, Miller reached a batter, in posi-
ton charging with the Seventy-ei2hth
Pennsylvania, Sixty-ninth Ohio. Sew
enty-fourth Ohio, and Nineteenth
Illinois, the Twenty-firss Ohi,, striking
oppcrtunely on the left captured four
guns and the colors Of th. Ts.sn.y-sixth
tennessee regiment The TsTenry-first
Ohio seized the guns and drew them off.
and the Seventy-eigntll PennsyIwania
gained the csolors. Col Aiillsv's move
ments had great prominence in utterly
defeating B,aggs object IN this engage
u2eni, which WAS 10 secure the heights
commanding his line across the rIyer.
Cen Rosecrsus, being Is yes on, the
defensive, had TO though: of aggression,
from any point OF his line, aud hence
u : not improbable that, had NO:
Miller moved promptly to charge
B-ecklnr5dgeis forces, and had he mo.
followed them In rapid pursuit, :hes
might have reformed upon their OBJ
lectave and held It. As il WAS, Miller
drew after him such combination a.
prevented Breckinr5dgs frona holding
the coveted heights, vino, having been
carried beyond the hills By MS success
al first lost them altogether.- fail
ure costing in the various forms OF
casualty, a'l aggregate Of 1000 men"
This brilliant charge Eas. as Is shown
by Van Horne, the decisive movement
Of the battle, OF Stone River, and wiz
tually ended the contest. There wss
TO fighting after that except :slis.ilt
diminishing the following day. when
Brssg resse4ssesd, Leaving the Army of
the Cumberland master of one of I'll e
oloodiess fields ofts1e war, aud giving
Gen Ros<crsns and has brsre officers
and rs1ss-g 4-a gy.1Easav1.rsz PN1sa sau1a
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EasI-T TERrss Eshc.

Min Clay hsAa s. Time AsmfQuuudIlAn
dog dhsah WIS uEwsszn1e,d by 'BIn ;RdIrn1ru1ie
E,Isn,a wih0 Eus,a I'M Nova SS,tQtiB. The
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of AsalIr,d" traapasa hmm with hiis t0wua
hsIna T0 E.srfuim u usnlmb,sr af wonder
tiRl drpt;ks, @s-rs of Wh1t3h us Es follows:
LIN ONE of tine y,nshIuaw.s 1n wfhntih Mn.
GGaY alHlvmyaa his FINEST STOCK tB0 r1Eull wRs
81 Ifans we'll, wtbh q AaE,es ar,uueh iadtEBtih-
ed, tT unBRns of witMGh 1fMs e;Banls We're
su4sgIEsd with Ma1isr Ilhs wH1tr wAs
5raMn hiunn tine we'll by fIhf hrn1iEssi-
Hnah-sEIndls sTtsrssrn aIrn Ill rtseEEunsa a
gr't,st deal of uasHrSual iaIt,au ITO keep ii UNI
0gssranidn ITO Bxana Htiis Mr- Clay e,a,u-
suvEalBsa "a snnall Gr'saasgGIIl aHfaM.assd DIT
ao tine ssmHH,dIis of di5a we'll wTfh an n''uul
crank, ar,a ahasn rn,Birna8 1iue dog I'D
wink THE rrssadhrnal. lm ait1s H1gnVnHr
tine iu1Epth w'as kept eilnsitHu1g tiled
with wnt5sn, nusa iha eilsRsr dog hs,t:nsnse
40 ;Bt,;usBennaa sD 15ne gand5rnnGmes Dhnh+,
wiitif,G,rft tine ns,t,ssssfty of t'aHrE lmd,, he
rnaite Ut Mis asgsiy tED waig.h Hitye we'll g,0In-
sfl1fly auna ssse tdihGr dfne HrEuuEh MEwags
EtIBqa nm l1 a sufficient sE4pnIy 0f waHar ITO
kssap tine eaEgasrs of fine hIlso,8sa slssk
cool. Mir. Clay B1a.sa ddH,ae dog. Eud was
fond af watas'tGmm Mnn go dtrra,aeh 1hs
nan1frmurlsn.. Ma wa,Elia aHwaRs hHHs
rliss nRnG0nnnEnee exfrltIfaaa TO hiis vaeiI-
ars, amH wihan dine good old carIarse
Hrn,nIIly game mp tine zEhn9t he hind hnll
ussu,tanaaIg llInnne.a aa1a esrstdsd aI 1h,e
nssa8 of his grHws nm slsEmn uniuiaile
sIlEIh.