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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-18
FURNISHING CONS.
HlTS 4 M n 4

All Of which win be sold al the lowest pri-
ces. A call is respectfully solicited. An nv
goods are new and made up in nice STYLE
N. b. DON'T FORGET 10 call at the FRO
PLES STORE, No AGO in Street. opposit
tie Past O9ice Washington eify.
Yours, respectfully,
june 29-3m J. II. SMITH.
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SEX GENTS EGEVyARD.

ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber, living
~ near Jamestown, Montgomery county,
Nd. on Tuesday, the 25ih ultimo, JOHN
THOMAS GRIMES, an indenturcd apprentice
10 the farming business. Young Grimes is
about ls years old. hereby forewarn all
persons from harboring said apprentice, as
intend 20 prosecute.
ap 4--4ta RICHARD CROMWELL.
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$3.50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing
III near Edwards Ferry, Montgomery coun-
ty, Nd, about three weeks since, NEGRO
BOY, HENRY. Henry is about 30 years Of
age about FIVE feet one or two inches high
and slender made quite black; his two front
teeth very broad slow in his movements and
speech. lie is supposed to be in some Of the
Federal encampments.
| Will give the above reverb for the appre-
hension and delivery Of Henry, or secured in
Jail so that get him again.
oct lift SAMUEL G. YOUNG.
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-. A. MATLACK,
General Agent for Buying and Selling
REAI ESTATE.
AND ALL OTHER KIND OF PROPERTY.

D-s~ AT his OWN RISK. al
Persons wishing to buy or sell, will please
address him. at Rockville, Nd. He would re-
specially refer them to the following names
ROCKVILLE, March 9Th. 1862.
We, the undersigned citizens of Rockville
and Montgomery county, recommend SAMUEL
A. MATLAcR as General Agent for buying and
selling Real Estate, and all other kinds OF pro-
perty in Montgomery and adjacent counties
and the District Of Columbia
John W Spates Samuel C. veirs
David II Bouic G. II. O,me
William Mullican Lawrence I.vddane
VIM. A. Chswel e. S. Wootton
W. c. Fowler Henry Eyday
c. W Moore NJ Morgan
Rev. !. Dougherty 5. NJ. Lyddane
Lewis Shots Edward ~ Neirs
Bernard Monday A. ]. Hogkinson
Elijah Thompson e. NJ Butler
llazel y. Cashcll Geo. w Spases
Il. +. NeiTs BENZ ii. NARROW
VIM. II. Spencer Madison Z. Dav
Samuel Dyson John IT, Higgins
Thomas English Thomas i. Baily
John r. Miller w. A. Cummings
Rob't ". Garter zadok TQlbelt
John I Benson. W. Thompson, Of G.
George W Dove L. II. Griffith
W. Thompson. Of r. Noa Luce
l.. \. Dawson John J.. Du Fief
r. A. Baker Washington Duyall
j. I. Baker John G. England
Perry Trail James G. llening
BENZ. r. White Jas. W. Campbell
mar l4--tf
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$3.50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on the
~ 10th of October, 1861 NEGRO MAN,
HARRY; his apparel not known: his color is
black, and about feet inches high; straight
and well made, and active in his movements,
aud slow Of speech, but polite, and looks
down when spoken 20 lie was last seen in
company of one Of the Pennsylvania regi-
mcnts, marching across the Chain Bridge into
Virginia, on the 10th Of October, 1861.
! will give the above reward If brought
home, or taken and secured 50 that get him
again. W. A. 7. MADDOX.
Glonellen, near Georgetown, d. c.
NOV I'm
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MILLWRIGHTING.


IllE undersigned adopt this method Of IN
II forming the Millers and Mil-owncrs of
Montgomery and the surrounding counties.
that We have this day entered into co-part-
nershipi and are prepared 10 do all kinds Of
MiLLNlIGllTlNG, at the shortest notice ana
at prices 70 suit The times
We hope by strict attention to business, to
merit a liberal share Of public patronage
ZEIGLER & CARR.
&v- We would call special attention to the
iaet that we are the only authorized agents in
. The State Of Maryland for the sale Of SrfrHrN-
SONS IMPROVED JoyynLE TURBINE WATER
WHEEL which, when built and set TO work
by us, we guarantee to yield from sevcnty-iye
to eighty-hve per cent. Of the power Of the wa
ter used
Satisfactory references given when required
Address ZElGLER 4 CARR
Rockville, Montgomery Co., Nd
April D., 1860. Tmay 3-tf1
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Lmmber, Nhingles. Lall,s.

BRICKS, LIME, HAIR, DOORS, SASH
~ and SHUTTERS, for sale at the very low
EST prices for cash, or approved credit. Before
purchasing call and see us al our Office. corner
Eutaw nnd German streets, or at 1872 Light
Street Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland.
mar PITT BURNS & SLOAN.
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The Greatest Invention of the
Apel

(tALL AND SEE HEERNAN'S CELE
~ DRAFTED COFFEE ROAsTER. which
can only be obtained Of the subscriber, AT ihe
store Of JONI II, llIGGNs Esq 10 Rockville.
feb MM. A. CUNNING.
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Small Farms.

IF YOU WANT A SMALL FARM in Mont.
Il gomery county, at reasonable price, all
that is necessary is to address
s. A. MATLACK,
mar u Gen. Ad. Agent, Rockville.
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MON EY!

T0LLECT1NG attended 10 in any part of
~ the county, al low per centage.
$. A. MATLoCK, Gen'l Adv'g Ag't,
march Fl Rockville, Nd.
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NOTICE.

DbRSQNS who purchased at the sale Of the
IL the late NICHOLAS Brooks personal pro-
perty and gave their notes, are hereby notified
that they have been due for two months past
and respectfully request thatthov be forthwith
settled. LEMUEL CLEMENTS,
nov Isl Trustee
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Cheapest and Best Soan

that has ever been made, and al the same time
the mode of manufacturing the simplest that
has ever been discovered. 1t can be- made in
TEN MINUTES. ANY one can heat over the
fire a quantity Of water, and turn the same in
TO the best Toilet or Washing Soap Ii is
made without any offensive smell. There is
no lye or grease used, being made entirely from
chemicals. 1t has been analysed by some Of
the best chemists and found to contain no
thing that will injure the most delicate fbres,
or the skin
This soap has been used by thousands Of ia
miles for the last six months, and it is univer-
sally preferred to any other, wherever il is
s1nowni both for It's superior quality as wash
ing aud toilet soap, aud for the great economy
There IS In usinp H. heinq cLrnnprhv
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SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
REUBEN A. BAKER,
Quality Hill Rockville. Md.


HAVING purchased Of Mrs. r. w. BRAD
H DOCK her entire Stock of Goods, to which
he has made large additions Of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Rockville and vicinity, that his
Stock IS now complete in all departments. and
feels no hesitation in saying, that all who may
FAVOR him with call, will &c; mare than their
moneys value. Ills motto will be-
Best Goods, and LoWea Pr'ccf!'
His stock consists in part Of
GEaBoNNETS, Ribands, Rouches MILNE
ry Goods, &c.
va Black Lace Capes and Shawls
Stella Shawls, Embroiderics Trimmings
Fringes, sc.
Ladies' Dress Goods, in great variety.
Ducals, Naiencas, Challe de Lans. Bereces
Lawns in the piece or patterns, and Rebcs
very handsome
WHITE GOODS, Of every description
Sprng-Steel Extension Skirts from sc up
GLOW rs and HOSIERY
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Fa1roily RigIats-

Also, SOAPS Of every description manu-
facturcd by his process.
The subscriber has tested this soap thorough
ly and can, with confidence recommend il 10
the citizens Of Montgomery county. 1t is de-
cidedlv the
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Several hundred per cent.

than any other soap known Every family
should possess it, and needs only to be known
to be sought after by every household and
laundress in the land
~S- The chemicals for its manufacture can
be obtained at any Drag Store at very tri-
fling expense.
FAMILY RIGHTS, or any of the Soaps,
can be obtained Of the subscriber ANY one
purchasing a family right, and are dissatisfied
after giving the soap a fair trial. can return il
lie will if required by the person purchasing
right, make some Of the soap
PERRY TRAIL.
dee TT Rockville, Md.
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PURNiSHfNG GOODS, MATS 4 cars,
viii End IL TO their advantage to call AZ
SMITHS. No. 400 9TH St, opposite the Post
Office rs you can save at least ~ or 20 per
cent. by buying at the Peoples Clothing Store,
Washington city inne 20
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z G. White, Trustee 1lphcus MaccuJjtn,
Trustee, and Thomas II. Maccu55in,
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OT QUALITIES THAT CAN BE

.nF QUALITIES THAT CAN BE
~ RELIED ON.--Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Nestings. The vast quantity Of Dry Goods
in all the departments Of wants, annually
passing through our hands enables us TO offer
not Gully very large stock, hut at rates most
satisfactory to all buyers who are judges Of
goods.
ONE PRICE ONLY, marked ia plain fig
ures hence no purchaser is deceived
An inspection Of stock impliesno obligation
to purchase
PERRY BRO,
Penn, avenue aud 9th street,
perry Building, Washington d. G.
feb l4--tf
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Richard J. Boaeie, Nm II Birch, - chm
pin Hordtio 1rt9sdle and Allison Nailor.
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A Southern Invention.
WOODWORTH'S
COMPOUND TOILET & washing SOAP

Patented March 18th, 1860.
TNHE subscriber having purchased Of Mr..
a WooDswoRTH the Patent Right for Mont
gonlery county, Md, for his IMPROVED
SOAP. now offers for sale
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-04-18

Persons wishing to buy or sell will please
address him, at Rockville, Nd. He would re-
specially refer them to the following names:
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FEW PRISONERS rAKKS.

One strange feature in the battle was, that
neither yesterday nor to-day have seen many
prisoners. On the Federal side IL did not
seem 70 be n contest for captives n wac n
life and death strugglo 10 the Federals and
the Confederates seemed 70 entertain the same
iasa as 70 themselves. I do not Believe thar
The eastern clarion., 1862-08-08

lonH nNalw p. lesF comfy
NffNtea eantfrman Naf'af
1aat nn snaag 4he naars
oaa a'stsIg al Nsatf county. t
a' aHls Hiem'Haai t'ssH na
t ss Iaf 90 disputes mons lho
Turkey Cfaek Indians be- eco ena'a
to sdd ths weight 81 hls erss Inausass
t1 lhia important move
Thus should every atizsn nfes the Int
dian 3 deeal q goflh ind patriotism.
and aoi iof shs paltsy pitlanps n ieN
fence rails ana worthless jobA ihat 30 mag
squeeze oat Of Ihe indian keep hin
louneine "a ldlens
Citizens who $50 patriots win asa shi
force Of lheAa suggestions
Wereefet 70 learn that tie messls af'
now Among ian Indians, which may delsl
an organization FOX several months.
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4 rIn.slr n6ovs ahd Coed one.


We had the pleasure on Tuesday last
N an introduction TO Capt. s. g. Spann
Who has been aoiournine Tor 3 short time
Il this and the adjoining county oi New
ton where he has been actively engaged
il ascertaining the number and DISPOSE
t,on of the Indian braves Who reside here
abonts with ! view 70 enlisting them Is
seo,,ta n the Confederate States service.
Can't. S. brings with him testimonials Of
~ h;gbe.t character, from leading army
of,icers. a, amcng which We were pleased so
read one from thepen Of the famous gueF-
lila chic. Col. John II Morgan. These
tastimonials are addressed to Gen. Forney'
comm.nding at Mobile, and are FL unan'
nous IN their endorsement Of Capt 3 =
ssogaoious and trustworty gentleman ut
s1o ~ q ...asst~4e
s;fls for the particular branch Of the ser
~ wbioh he prefers, and approve Of ans
4. sorsnana his enterprise. We think y
move in the right direction ana al'z'
heartily rejoice at his success
The last census puts The numps. :
rhocsaw Indians east Of TIE Aispss'pI
RiTsF Il about 800 Thafe not be'n a
cherokees enough out oi the service y. !. :
sfscient purposes, Capt. spann ne pss
ners,aaed to direct bis efforts g 'pe &
.s,sszasion 81 i company Of Qhoc'aH Ws
M s serve during the NAF npen 4
.~.s sss4 IS 8,zmounted Rangers upon egg
eoss, co.,. : 9TH ths Partisan Rangers
This N viii enable the military susn0E, 11...,
/. Noble to transfer part e our +! !asa, g I,
ssosos 70 the mountain end gnins.. ... !. : !
g,sss Ia lie drilled soldier ~n'ls '.. y :.
s time the Indians excel q Scouts N 8
ssIsilz upon the sQasi where s'y ~s. 3.
ssslsl.zcnies ere the means q S
fsut s. has held council VITA .as q. s.
.sst heads S tie different .ss''s.oss
sseonpslIsd s. prominent white y ',. ''s's. !.
Ro S. ransnt With he haa''7 s1r !
sse ol the chociaH e.ss'
- employed 10 ssEyI e - 9.
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Died July 18th. 1862 10 Jackson County, MISSISSIPPI
p of typhoid fever, after an illness of iteen days
IA the 2lrd yoar Of bis age, GEORGE BEARDsLEE'
aon Of y II and Nancy Beardalee.
He eas member Of the Tviggl Rifles oapi f.
D. Grimm. stationed Il Mobile. Thus peaiahed in
the bloom ol his lie oi = disease ineideht e This
wicked waF, one oi the most honorable and pfcinis'
lna young men Of our country. He entered 2 tne
service oi lis country neeriy twelve months ago AMI
though he WAS not permitted % lal n the iide q
battle. where hts high spirit would have preferred q
meet hln end, yet the hlsd ahal va received n ne
service Of bis country, and his poeeeinl grave hke
chat of % many thousand other chiFalropa soldiers
Is not less lho bed Of honor than ftvere the piooai
neld poaoe 70 the memory Of George bsArdslee'-
Not many desFer sacrifices hath this var cost ihsI
ths liss of this noble young patriot y. Y
The eastern clarion., 1862-08-08

Center Ridge Lodge, 10 1872
Wmnsas ihe Great Architect of the Universe has
saal b femoye hence . ne 'house n9t meas
wlla handa. alefnal "a ghs heefena our |oftny
brother. AfExkEDER @ NICHOLSON
Therefore. Resolved Thas we bow n humble sub
mission 10 lha dspanaatlon Of His PfoFideneai
showing ghas 10 adoeth al things weil.g
Resolved. q, That IL the death Of brother Nienol
sou. our Lodge has loas one Of 10 brightest orna.
nenia she Baptist Church ono ofits most pioua ana
useiui mbInber ana our c0mmunsy ana country
one Of iis best citizens.
Resolved 3D. That ne memoefs Of this Aodg'
wear The usual badge Of mourning for thirty days
Resolved 4,h, That wo tender our aympathiea 9
he aIiicled family Of the deceased
Resolved slh, That copy of these proceedings b.
sat 10 tho friends Of lhe deceased, and ~ the Aas
efn ClaIion foI publication. and entered upon 'h
records q ithis Lodge
WM RUSH, o.s..nlltae
e. NETHEne,
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RESPECTFULLY
INSCRIBED TO OUR VALUED FRIEND
rev. d. p. Rester.

AttN+
rev. D. P. Rester-
aThv son has not fallen without bis
fame. The young warrior did not ay, bat
met death IS he went forward Ia bis
strength. Happy are they who die in
their youth, when their renown i heard
their memory shall be honored. =" Qsslan'
The christian hero's death is fl sub
lsct for sublime contemplation, even Tor
angelic study, but when the bright beams
of youthful promise, hopes and aspirations
crown the martyrs noble brow, affection
mourns, sympathy drops tears Of sorrow
and hope, the golden talisman Of human
existence. wears a sable veil The heart y
encircIed with gloom, but not too DARK
so be penetrated with light from heaven.
! Dry gour tears mourning father, look
around and 500 the gratitude oi stFue
/ sl,ne eonaErr. 10 lsan s.ai,i.>. -.---'
sssid mt and behold your loved one saAe Y
home. Tar from the clash of arms. H!'
aIav oasksl lies intbe deep cFlmsoned ga
lsg q RsehAsond, but the iewel wescL
uaye Il value h mineline with kinass.
Jewels Is 3 happier sphefethen tins. = e.
| laoss tie writer rember when 5ohn Bes1es
/ n the tlowef Of his youth, enlisted anea
! ths banner Of the King of Heaven e
Young steps srod the pleasant paths 9
wisdom. and falling in glorious Gauss
his example is precious e The pasflos sn
ahsakn. The remafk was often n's'
/ s. Hose Mo knew him best John IS
eood boz true psifiot fes a'' II
zssoaa "a that bound hlm g home sn
lsIends. tic endearins eongesal Ss'a'' q
llbos recently formed, bis happy nf7iss
n every thing could not quench ne e.'
satsa which burned . hfighi'y e lsls E
som. AZ the daNnofhl. 1pnsTE y eanssf'
aew 10 hor rescue Hls meme naH sun
among the stars 10 tie ealassy 'l .si Elos
~haa hls happy brow is enoHp'ea pf
Z fadaless chaples Of immorle|
1'Ns'F VIRGINIA
AmspsArri Ms
The eastern clarion., 1862-08-08

n SAWED Nh0aN
.sa outrno Il Fl bob Na.aI, Inas
hls1 afra Wili mateit ittpa.
th8 nolA n he o baHe With Maeh
snma Scot D|a Let AHe ham
ana aa8|daa ha kept u lhaa minutes
and BALI and fas m|ddIIna W0 and
half ord Then h4ne Them uP 'nmeaiaialg
and smoke them end Fon hn1aa oaoil.
article 81 bacon |n very ahoIt time g
whet you viii by lheusaai process, e. We.
IS ayng four hfths 81 your sali
This process viii auswef any time pp
tween November aud april have aafe1
much ia that way for aix 81 eight years
During the process see tnal you keep
mail portion 81 salt in the bottom o you
vessel, 70 Be certain thai your brine is SET
lcIantly strong > >. ofphHt.
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GONAANnaAtNG@
- To the Jail Of Wayne County,
Mississippi, on the 4th inst,
as runaway, negro boy
III who says his name Is SAN,
M and that he belongs to fhos.
N Steele, who lived near Pleas
ant Ridge, Ala Said boy Is
ahont Ave feet six OF eight inches high,
AGED about thirty-6ve years, had on when
committed shirt made Of bed-tickine
dark colored pants, pair Of chaperell
shoes. with a soldiers canteen round ms
shoulder, He says his master belonged to
Captain Carpenters Company in the s0th
Ala. Regiment commanded BY Col. R. H.
smith. and that his master started him
home from Mobile, on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, ia company with one Of the sol
diers of Capt. C.'s company to recruit his
health, and that the cars left him between
Winchester and Mobile. The owner oi
said boy is hereby requested to come tor
ward. prove property, and take him away,
else he win be dealt with as the law di-
reots. ANGUS TAYLOR,
Sheriff and JaiIof Of Wayne County.
Aug. 8, 1862. 49-t
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T FTTERS Of Administration A were grant
/ ed on the estate Of a. w. RAMSAY,
late Of jackson County, deceased, BY the
honorable the Probate Court Of jackson
County. and State Of Mississippi at the
September term of said Court. 1851 These
are therefore To notify all persons having
demands or claims against said estate to
exhibit the same and have them register
ed ia the manner and within the time
prescribed BY law or they will be forever
barred
Given under my hand and seal, this the
9th dav Of June. A ID. 1862.
CAROLINE RAMSAY
AdministfatrIx.
july 4 1852. 88=7t
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NTHEREAS, at the June term 1867,
wv of the Probate Court Of kemper
County, Mississippi, Letters Teatanentary
Of the viii Of A. q. NICHOLSON, deceas-
IA. were gfanted to the undersigned -
Therefore, all persons having claims a
eainst the Estate of said decedent ore
hereby notified to present them, duly pro
based, within the time prescribed BY law
or they will be barred. ...
ALBERT BROWN,
Executors.
Aug. s. 1862. 45-'t
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To tho Jail Of jasper County
on Saturday the zad last.s
Negro Boy who calls his name
~ JACK. charged with being
NJ runaway slave. Said boy IS
" about 20 years Of age dark
complexion. feet 8 or ~
.nsbes high. weighs from 100 70 l60 lba.i
pleasant countenanoe, speaks quick When
t..ollen to. and says that he belongs 70
4shn Brisco Of Scott county Miss near
fsrest Station. Southern Rail Road That
- : Faa away from the Salt Works Clarke
County. Ala shat be vas sent there ..I
- weeks aeo. under 40 eyerseeF by the
Szsoe 81 James Clark, for the purpose q
eakina salt that fve others left at the
.z.ne tins, some tan or fifteen days a'nee
The owner is requested to come iorsFase
ssare property. pay charges, and take hin
euay. 81 lie vill Be dealt ith a. as me q. LAW
'''' '''7' Jail Of >. e.
$50 43~d
"t4#' ~ "'1.a~.
The eastern clarion., 1862-08-08

III FILTERS Of Administration having
j been granted 70 the undersigned hy
the Probate Court Of Kemper County,
Mississippi, at the last Nay Term ct
said Court, on the Estate Of ROBERT
BLAKELY, deceased; all persons hay-
inc claims against said Estate are hereby
notified to present them duly authentiea-
ted according to law or they will be bar
red. and those indebted 10 the Estate a1o
requested to make immediate payment.
Il. o. ROBINSON, ST..
Administrator
july Is, 1862. 40-7t
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ono lIanIln b I----Il9lI IA ~ .-
Produce Loan Agency



JAcks0N. July is, 1852.
DE directions iron the Department g
ID Richmond. notice s hereby gwen
thet subscribers of cotton and money %
the Government Loan are required g
comply Immediately with the terms o.
their subscription.
The payments Of this iosn have been
up to this date Al she option q tne SUD
sofiher-the suspension Of the eonee-
ton being allowed By the department "a
consequence Of the low prices Of produce,
and 4 desire to facilitate the interest O
both the subscriber and Government
Holders Of cotton can now dispose Of i
either to the Government of % private
purchasers at far and fisR prices, and j is
urged that subscribers will perform the
| Obligation which Is upon them by the
1 adoption Of the one Or the other Of these
alternatives az speedy as possible
The bonds Of the Government are read
ilv negotiable at par. and draw interest
ffom the date Of the transaction. and art
for sums Of Sl00 $500, and $1,000
If there was any patriotism IN making
Il will be exhibited in meeting the SUB
scrsptiHn Or - suFFendef4ng The aftiels
Itself to the Government 81 q fair value
ton.
Those who have not hitherto subscribed
may now offer their crops in the sam'
manner
The subscriber has established his oilic'
at Jackson, where be is ready to receiyI
! all subscriptions in money or in produce
!. and deliver the bonds.
Where crops are offered, state their d
4 cations, and the lowest price that will b
i taken, the planter to retain the custod
8 of the same.
3 j. D. B. DEB0W.
E July %, 1862 A-St
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To Elizabeth Evans and Joseph :. Evans
her husband, non.residents Of the state
OF Mississippi;
VTOU and each Of you are hefsby clteo
to be and personally appear n ana
before the Honorable Probate Cour! o.
Wayne County, Mississippi, to be holden
At the Courthouse thereof, IN the town Of
winchester, on the 3rd Monday N Sep
tenber next, then and there to show cata,
if any YOU can, why the final settlement
az John L. Gray, Guardian Of the sac
Elizabeth Evans, which is nov on file Z
the Office Of the Probate Clerk q aais
eountv should not be allowed and place.
mon the records Of said Court.
Witness, the Hon. P. Il. Napier, Judg
of Probate Of Wayne County
Given under my hand an
SEAL seal Of oaieel, 5. tbs hlfs5a' sA aa''
). w. B0YKINs
Probate Clerk Wayne County.
AUGUST 8. 1862. a5-ot
The eastern clarion., 1862-08-08
Bin for Divorce.


NNHE above 1eward viii be paid fof the
apprehension and delivery to the hIl'-
itary Authorities 81 Mobile. of private
WILLIAM M. H0LYFIELD. Who &c,
serted Capt B O Deason comrany 8 z
Sta Miss. Reg, at Camp Fofneg. nsas no
Bile, on tie 18th day oi Nay lest Said
desertef IS twenty-five years oi age. 81
feet high. fair complexion blue eye. llgat
hair, weighs about one hundred and SIXTY
fire pounds, has iolefahlF smooth iaee'
with considerable scar "a the right SIDE
Of his mouth, caused by the shot of gun.
He hss formerly lived in Jones County,
Miss. abont twelve miles north oi 4Ins'
vile, and when last heard from, Has RF8
ing about The vicinity 50 ais home
3. e. DEAS1N
Capt Commanding Ca x SUI Miss. R
jug ls. 1852