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lFrom Rsv.I, o,eE ton Brown, D. D, Editor o. th'
EpeyoIopedsa :, Religious KnoTlsdge-l

Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pai-
Snsrsdients and eiecfs yet / kD0W Of no Sunicisnt
reasons why naa NAV u testify 70 the beneBte u
Believes himself TO have -ocei7ed nom any b!hPte
1Tsparatjeu 10 the hope - may thus contribute "
the bsneft Of others. 4. xF...,,s,.
I 40 this the more readily "a regard 20 hoohshu
fhis eity because preludioed eSSinst tnem lot
ToaDg Tsars under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. ! am indebted e ny
Iriend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., Tor ne removed ms
priudjoe BY proper tests, and for 70
r. them when suffering from great snd ioIs oonIh-
ne debilirv The use OF three bottles OF these DIE
t<s al the beginning Of the present yeet wes Io;
s nv evident relief, aud restoration 70 degree o.
"a, ana mental yigor wkieh had not telt Tor ak
ba before and hsd slmOstd dosDared o. Tegslnlns ).
l therefG> 4 them, j. EEHToH Brown
" rsstIsae,S,, ~ uss "a, June n 1851.
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INCREASED CAPITAL 4 PAR
TICIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire ms. Co..
Incorporated ls22

No. WAIL-ST., n. Y, Oct. 2, ls6s
The President and Directors Of this Company take
pIasre in apprising public that in order to meet
more fully the demands Of Its customers, the present
Stnckholders have subscribed the additional sum oI
s25O,OOO making the present.
Cash CAPIrAI-HALFA A MILLION DOLLARSl
al of which has been paidin and invested in accord
anca With the requirements Of the General insurance
Igw Of this State, under the sanction and approval OF
WA Barnes, Esq., Superintendent OF Insurance De-
pertment M, 49,. g.
The Company with increased facilities, continue 70
issue Policies insuring against loss OF damage DY te
and inland Transp Jrtati0n wherein the assu'e eo par
cpate 10 the extent Of thTeeOurths OF the prohts OF
fhe business Policies are also issued, without PER-
ticpation at reduced rates Of Premium Losses Gd-
jusTed or paid az the oliee OF the company OF lIs
various Agencies with that promptitude and equity
which has characterized its business transactions du-
ring the lass ferty years. ID. T. bhAAAONy
novl5-l1sT A4hSL:
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ALSO-ON HAND.
EslsdesSs, EzsH LsstTU7ssts, SsriEgs -

AmonS the many certificates Of the sxcslisncs an1
merits of these Pianos, would refer 70 tho follow
ng:-
Ma. " KEABE, Baltimors, Dear Sir ~ hSvs groa1
pleasure in certifying that have tried you SQUARE
IL this country. Among their great qualities when
distinguish thsu Is the Of tone, the agro-
abla sad easy touch, and volume OF tone. Whining
T0u al the success you 20 highly deserve,
an. SIT, VouFa vsry truly,
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A MAN OF a THOUsANDl
A coNsUhPTIyE cUBHp.

DR.. n. JAMES, a Retired PhyFioisn Of grest
Er.tnsnce, discovered, while In the Eest indies.
Ssrtsin cuFB fOF CaaElmptiln, Asthma, Hrenchitisi
OOuahe COlds and General Debility. The rsmedy
VIZ discovered b. MIN when his only child, daugh
nov alive and we'll. DesirVus OF benehtting his TEL
low mOrtals, he viii nd TO those who vlsh Il the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
nOnes, with two staHlps 70 pay expenses There u
not single case Of Consumption that il docs not at
Vshness Irritation Of the nerves. failure Of memory
dcult ozpectoratiOn sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat chilly sensations. nausea at the stomach, Ia
actor Of the bowels, wasting away Of tbs muscles.
-rhe writer viii please state the namo OF the paa
Per they see this adyertimsnt in, address
ORADOOCK B 90,
iyIB-i59 z7s North zd-st ..PhilsdelphiA. Ia.
OATARRH H-HUMPHREY's RENE
Z ! DI for RtsrTh. very eiDcaoiOus and p pra.aat
spzcihc Has cured many Obsttne esses OF this un'
pleasant oomp-R ut Price 50 cents -er box
For sals BY CHURCHILL BROrHEB,
declO rs Ontario-St.
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Laws size tI,Vos = bottle, OF half dozen $50
Nsifum Size IS or half siO1ep 4, %,
o large size, scoOuit OF the QT1 :utity tue pot~
As hold, are much the cheaper.
should your nearest druggist not ht ve the article
AZ not IL mt on BY anT OF the ntoKio 8ttng pTepar-
lions tsf may be offered In Its place. jut sond TO Or
and We viii forward, securely paeked,iT express
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RbnFLlKn,a eEgMAN gITTEgs

RS0FLlKB's eEslAAM gITTEEg
Dr.. HOOasnd's German Bltters,
FBEPARED BT
D1. c. N. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
m NOT A RUsz D8Eak.
Or A SUBSTITUTE FOR BUN.
Or an intoxicating Beverage,
BUT A ElsRLT r0HcEETD VEHETAsLE HTsseT
AZURE T0HIG
Fss from AloOAOliO SsinIa.sOr Irisr;O'' DT~g''
AHD WILL EBROFUAIihE 0URA
LIVER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA AHS
JAUKDIOE.
HOOaaud's GERMAN EsistsFs
VIII Oars Every Ozss CT
dAssa;s u Nervous Debility, Disssss q tA'
Risssgs, and D;sSGsss orisiSs res
8 DIsordsrsd Stomach.
Observation-Disclosures SYMPTOMS
RsyuItfnE nom Disorders OF the Digestive OfRAns:
stigetiou,
FuluHss of Blood
| 70 the Head, Acldity
| cfths 6tomsohi Naussas
| Hesrtbarn, disgust for food
| Fuiness or weight in tha StoIh-
Aoh Sour Eructations, sinking o.
FiutierfuV at tie Pit OF the Stomach
s,zimmInF of the Hosd, Hurried and Dit.
dcult Breathing, Frastering a. t.s nesLI To-
Choking or sudocatin2 Senss'4Js yi, ~ Wsbs bsfors
iEg posture, Dimnsss o. yal2n HT's ~ Ss ~ He'd De-
the sgnt, Fever and Dbl FsI Ia,s h sTs of the
H99sq9Sy H9S ys55 n FSss Pam In the Side, Lack
| Ohest, Limbs, 6o., suddeU Flush
sof Heat Burni9g; 3aail;Ia IN L1e ~ En-. Ifio'
and great Depression Of
s9ilEi;5, ali;s+ tiSST dSS5dios1 Con-
D5sSSsp'ia',
BOOfand's German BttteFs
VIII Give TOu
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
4 STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL EEKE TEE
( EMRAk ENAOAe
WILL MAKE THH
Delicate Hearty
WILL HAKE TBE 49,,
/ Thin SSOu'
WILL HAKE FaE
Depressed Lively
/, WILL MAKE FHE
Eallow Complexion = Oleal
WILL MAKE THE
= Dull Eye Clear and Brign1
win Prove Blessing
lin EV ERY FA NJ l u Y
Can be Used with PerseOssafsty BY
MALE ~
rr%a1z GH YOUNG
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The ca d Inot return If these Bittsfs ave Ssea; q
No person hsYef 6ha hges btS'iio' S-S ~
witnoutt1se
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DRAYTON 4 STOCK " ELL,
REAL ESTATE AGESEs,
Omos Nc. Atwstsr Building Entrance thFpugh
ths Insurance Once Of q. =. BrsYtor.
HOUSES AND Ions FOR sALE


HOUSES AND LOIS FOR SALE.
Houss and lot No SIS Einsman Street, lot l09Iss0;
and cod Wetsr and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mantloB, SO
Brick Houss and Lot, I70xsO0, southeast corner Of
Pro,pect and Perry-Sta. This is one Of the NEST
desirable lOca ions offered for sale in this city.
Briek dwellings, Nos. ioi aud 10 Auena street.
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and Brownsll-stE
occupi.d also as shoe shop Lot 2S7loO feet.
Banding, Machinery, SC, for the manufacture Of
boxes yasa-boar1s, &C, corner sSs q Hear kl7er
ITO seet on Euohd-St Terms easy
House and Lot, %. loo Ohlo-st. sl,soo.
Lot On Michigan street s41I55 feet o. 900 down and
the balance In one, two and three years
TEo-Story Frame nouse O. Lake street. opposits
Clinton Park. Lot 55xls3 feet. Price e2,3o0
Frame House on St. CLAIR street. lot 4Azlso feet.
dtsiTabie house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOR sALE,
80 acres in Breeksvle; 55 acres improved, balance
100 acres in Parma, good House and Barn. so sorei
good timber, well waterod aud good buiidlHs
s2 acrss in Orange good fame House. 25 acres I'M
proved balance umbsr-
go acres wood land ln BTownhelm, Lorain county,
miles north Of YerMil ion kiver.
Saw hi IL Bedford, Eisn half an acre Of lanas On
tinker Greek.
Ios Acres in Indspendsn-e, Is acres improved bal
| spcs timber Price $50 Per acre. -.
10 aces Is wood land, balance imErcEed) on Euehe
Road, good springs CT Wateri tfult, and gooc
Choice and wsil selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin
| and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
30 acres IN NeSDurg. ADJnt miles from C4st' anu
| Coca house AID barn aad nne 9renaId = " ~
SEQ acrea 30 miles IRON TOi5Jo, ald eight miles iron
| S4sus5on STATION on Air Lire RAiirozdi I'D pTai
ris and balance timber land New House, 5sIn
| good fruit. ~ per acre terms eaFy. utC
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ZEAL EsIATE.
HN G. JENNINGS,

HN G.. JENNIN IS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co., 1u.-.s.-5
North American Fire Ius 20. hGEn0ru' Conm
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. OOnn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hampden Fire ,T lns. nj Co. Co. spriugFd d, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
CITY PROBE sTY FOB SALE.
FrEsr RATE OPPORTUNITY TOR INvLsTsEST.
90 vacant Lots, some On canal snd River snd near 70
busi rsrt Of the City can be bought al Oar
EU6EiT00 sT-Briek House. two stories, basement
snd attic, water. gas, bath room' marble man
LAKE-sF-On Clinton Park, one and half story
House and Lot. Joxs9 s2To a.,
KIRsM E-Sr-A large and handsome House. lifted
up With all the modern improvementsi Drawing
Room, lsx74 feet. sud isrgs lot.
ST. CLAiR-ST-Nev Brick H5use with modern im-
KINsM ,H-sT-Near Eris-St., good large Cottage
House and = acvo of land. $500
HI0k --ST-Nesr the Giro e, West side, House and
PRGs SEfT-sT-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas ana Il rooms $3.50.
WA GNU ST G5Sd Brick HOUSE, two stories and
EUGi,iD D. ST-Eear Perry, Vacant Lot, IOO12-o feet
WILSON -SE-Nesr Cdnton Bark, Vacant Lot, s0l
go feet.
First Class Business Property,
OTIS with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
good for invoItmcnt.
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ASqHrTlcH. SOLDIERS,
AMI tha Friandh Of Soldiers !

WeeaUtbs attention Of al hang 95sSnda f,aT
friends IN the army TO the fact that :, re diseases
-Sa % ~ vz1sure and pliyatons, inS le1S li n n
In & lists, InblIisatstah ths SHgs 1sf II f & Be
cti.eS tSst = ~ isrgs droporttoa are sqnerlhS
Fom do6ilit6 w Of tost kind ean AZ ps sV Es1 No
sss,a,9 H. .ovi11 ehsfH these BitterS Wers ILeeiy
os sa, ~ soi sFs hE3dreds OF lives might Dc
saved that otherwise ta ~ Sir thankful letters
ron ssrers In The Ar NJ VIZ ,+tsrs Se
oeeu fsstored to health 6y th ga OF Inss' Ni''''
eut 20 hem by their frien, Is
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nELIOATR CHILDREN.

7-Ao,s s.,Hs,Jns fron Marssmus wasting away, with
scarcey ary Hsh on their bones, sre cqrea N Eeay
sort time; ono bottle In such cases. Will have mus
surprising eject
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-17

Tie following letter, from an old and
mueh-valusd correspondent Of the LEADEE,
gives an excellent description of the bat
tie Of Ringgold, and other recent news
from the Seventh. We are glad TO announce
that the fscile pen Of this correspondent
Is regularly engaged In writing for Us,
and that frequent news from homo regi-
msnts may be expected through him.
CHATTANOOGA, December 8.
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HOTELS.

DJROH HOUSE-124 WATH8-ST1
ID Cleveland, Ohio. This Hgnse = nog ~ P.is -
s-alY 1t Is convenient to the Depots, ID ne oenA
Of business and easy Of acoess every VAC -
f5g-stranEers viii ind Il quiet Hooss ~ tnefs1s
>" RAiS' - q. BIRQH . C0.s
,.z-v PTopristnF1.
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PERsoNAL ITEMs IRON THE SEVENTH.

visited the Seventh, short time sines,
at their camp in Wahatohie Valley, six
miles below here, for the purpose Of tax.
ing former scquaintanees by the hand.
But fsW Indeed are left Of the numerous
talented young men that sWelled the raaks
Of Company c thirty-twe months ago. Ser
gsznt James E. A,yary, COrporals Wallace
and a. I. Bslsest, three as exemplary men
and e. sood soldiers as- ever aFunohed
lard tack, are among tha fsV who have
survived the fiery Wsves sf battle, and
still stand ready for duty. Qusrtermsster
Sergesnt J. 2. Harmon, sR energetic Off
GER and sooiable Esrm-hearted gentle
nan, is in excellent health. Frank SAYS
be trusts be viii live to shade the very
sAady streets of oberlin once again. =
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: . . .
DARmrnmLAR NOTICE

Tbere n a many preparstions sold under tne ~ hate o
Of Bitter INIT up in quart bottles, 9oS, n
the chsai Ssst whisky common rum - i.s ~
. 40 cep Is per gallon the ta5.e ulsE Via ~
Cortland ST Seed. - In sontInus
This sss Of Bitters has caused ana VII - 5is
10 u a. a. long as they can be sodI
Il de ath oF tbe drunkard BY their ise tnSStsbI;c
Is ksT I contiuually under the inhuence q 1919 i
Stin ule1ts Of the worst kind, the desire u K, 5
cres al and kezt up, and the result . All the o
Etk ndant upon drunkar3's life and oestL. El,.+,
Or tnose who desire ard viii have til9 I1f
W pubsh the following recipe: get one pottse No5
nd (SerTan Bifters and mix with three qusEs
randy or vVhizkY and the result viii oe . Ps,
tion tRat will fan excel in medicinal virtnos -
excellence any Of the numerous Liquor 51ie PHI bs n
tbe 5irtnss on ooaRud's Bitters II c0nneoton VII
good article Of T,iOuor at 8 much iesf prlo4 JEAN
these inferior preparations VIII ooat yo1' -"
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Beware OF c DunterfNH NHlIss
Pr I @ T. s

See that the signature OF tUk d, N
the RAPPEB of psoh
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DE B I L I T Y
4EyER AND UE.

ResnltinR from fsTers Of any kind-thsss Bitters vi
renew your strength in very short time.
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To MessrS. VIZ. KEABE a Co., Bsltimors:-I eans
not but congratulate you upon the immense progrel
and improvements which you continually make %
your Pianos, which IN NY opinion, rank among rs
very best IN the country. II. STBAkOSOH.
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"IN MEMOnIAM."

Died. At Wavefly Manor House on the 9Th
Of December, 1863 after short illness. Of a
Sporatic Dstompcr. known a. lnaammatory
Love, "wAyrrtr +" aged ~ years, two months,
two weeks, two days, two hours, two min.
u,cs aud two seconds, by The family records
aud Shrewsbury clock.
Ia his death the Corps Medical haze lost
one Of It's brightest ornaments, and one Of the
brightest gems in the literary galaxy has
sunk beyond the horizon Of time.
This distinguished poet and essayist has
written many beautiful things among his
last illusions was poem addressed to
Miss----. His last was brilliant little
love diity, inscribed to crosse Braidwardine, I"
which seems to be the walings Of broken
heart. It's exquisitely doeful lines comes
over the mind and vibrates amid the heart.
strings like the solemn dlrge of lost soul
Had he never written anything else, this little
poem would hand his name down to posterty
as a poet of more imagination and invention
than the long ages, that have gone before
have ever produced, and would be pronounced
by all the dilehanti, AS the crowning act Of
his fame, and will cause his name to descend
TO posterity loaded with the encomiums of all
mankind.
Rest thee "Wuverly" "deep in the quiet tomb
For earth hath sorrows that Heav' II cannot save
The poet is gone and with him fed,
The hopes that once his passion fed
Darkly he died mid grief aud pain
Signing for the love he could not gain.
And so in deaths last long embrace,
Thy spirit has flown and gone.
Still, still, thy footsteps in the sands III trace,
And as thy guardian angel I'll come.
There is beautifully inscribed on his tombstone
the following epitaph
When he lived, he lived near Tuly Weldon,
And when lie died, he died a rollin'.
"Requi escat in pace'h
Weeping Friend,
FERGUS McIVOR.
Canton, Dec. IA, 1868.
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Administrators Notice.

II ETTERS of administration on the estate
Ia of Washington Ford, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned by the Pro-
bate Court of Madison county, on the 9th
day of November, A. D. 1862
All persons indebted TO said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby required to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
JOHN f. FORD, Admir-.
Nov. 81, 1863 3o-ow
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Canton, Dec. IA, 1868.

Our NEGRO POPULATION. The Rich
mond Wig says it is not unusual to hear
a negro congratulate himself that he is
not white man. While the latter is
subject to CONSUMPTION, and may have
hardships to undergo in the army never
experienced by plantation slave, Sam
DO remains at home and enjoys himself,
uudisturbed by apprehensious of con-
scription or 'fmpecumesiLy." How diff
ferent the treatment of the negroes who
fall into the power of the base Yankees.
The poor wretches no longer boast Of
their advantage over the white man.
They are summarily forced to take up
arms, and treated as creatures only fit fol
"fOod for gunpowder."
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Gbt Gri-00ltthIg
g . U 1ZEGgs


We sss lssfs boz lllils n lslsfssi son
fssisd 9Th cor afmy sg- 10 Root, ss's
ihsl ny sfs 10 god spirits sad 6xhiiax
idm W. bss,i me-, asplgfab's ssseas's
fom sons plsslsm ~hs I'D 'i'ilsd Deer
sfsss ~ its pafposs u bfisgisg ~ some
ssgfoss. - b tks soslilios n lhiags n
ihsl once paradise n Cotton. fsasss
ssg,oss ed spies Rom stigviih's laad.
log s,s soas,sady On he creek. 'ssdy 10
assinats sny passing silirsp, o. iaf5fm ibs
enemy u say movement u oaf scouts
The negroes rsmsiaiag are perfectly De-.
moralissd. sod fefoss either 70 leave their
masters plantation o. work unless y suits
their own pleasure TIE moment an
owher attempts 10 remove biz negroes
they take 10 ibe woods md send word 70
The enemy vhaii going on. Consequent
y vlhou. military force bat little can be
done.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-22

EE A resolution was introduced in the
Senate on Thursday, which may prove
the source of a great reform in the Con-
federate Administration. A law is pro-
posed to limit the term of Office for the
Cabinet ministers to two years. At the
expiration OF that term they may be re-
nominated, and the Senate can confirm
their nomination for another, and another
term. if it think proper, or can reject
their nomination, If their administration
has been worthless and unsatisfactory to
the country.
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AsIministratrix's Notice.

T ETTERS of administration on the estate
1 4 of Samuel j. Stokes having been granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court OF
Madison county, Mississippi, on the 9th day
of November A. d, 1868;
All persons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner aad
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
PATIENCE L. STOKES, Adm'x.
Nov 81, 1863. 3o-bw
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COpATtTNTU4IITp.

vfnE uHie iffs1 have formed fapff'.
l asffbip hHdff iha hama aai sffia ~
Unleh a ianfsu. ESQ sfe Authorized 70
falI. iha tafiatit so ty 4 Richards sol
J. . n.sbsfis No 800 rfronf Indebted
o. the above Gem sfe ftfNff.'y feluefisd -
received ffnlt claims made before on dufing
che var
IA + enr intention 10 e1nGno ouffelys'
sifIatty rs iht drug Dusinras aad krep our
stock fiu aad complete and We hope ~ be
able a. merit the patronage ~ our friends.
OHniCK 4 LANDERS.
Canton, Dee ifl 1859 1.u
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asd shss ~ dsy nsmsJ N ssld ngliss.
shsl. ~ sybjssi % milllafy iaiy, ah1 ~
sasslisd ssssgilsg " lhs ls# fsgulsiisg
lbs psblls dslshas
Ns 4 ~ II Is,ftsy saaaiff, That
Al go. ~ pa,ls n ssls issoaslstshl Wiih
llls eel b. ssd he sans zee hffsbI fs-
DsslsI.
TihU' 70 lals eject i'om aad atsf
in gamags,
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administrators Notice.

r ETTERS of administration on the estate
Ia of Edwin Bass, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Prooase
Court of Madison. county, Mississippi on the
9th day of November, A. d. 1863;
All nersons indebted to said decedent are
notified to come forward and make payment
and those having claims against the estate are
hereby req uired to exhibit the same and have
them registered in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ALLEN TAHLVhs Aon m {.
Nov. 81, 1859. SS-sW
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Co.. Toais lhs rrfna u Ihs soldier

Cos, lgaff ths lfifHa ~ W. Hv'"'f''
W. Gad fhs hllo~lfa N shs Cosgfss
sioasl proceedings " lasi wssk
Al, Roois. n Tssssssss. moved ibsl
lbs COMMITTEES 70 pbou VS. fsfrsd 81
mech N me Pfssliauts fnstssgs e. ~.
l,tss ~ military aasifs ~ Instructed ~
report blll Increasing. On = h5efal saala,
"lbs psy u or Tslisas soldiers, bgih %
6esfs sad men"
NJ Fsois advoosisd be resolution. II
was che highest dsiy 81 che ll0uas 10 TO-
ffsssa ihe pay II ihs soldiers. lla saa
gfisssd lhss The President distinctly re-
commended. IN be message, ihat lhs col.
disrs' pag D. not 10 feased. lla Wss
shocked sbeo b. read o. portion u che
Presidents menage. TIE eou1ify Owed
everything 10 iis brave army. II oafin.
dependence vas ever achieved !. would
be- lhfou d Ihe strong arm o. cor soldiers.
! Not man In Congress eould have been
reelected II u bad been known that be
was opposed TO raising The pay Of lhc
soldiers. anl BE- would further say ihat
no one deserved 10 be re elected " he DID
oppose q.
Sir Gaurell said that lie was IN favor
Of raising tbs soldiers pay, and be bad a
bill for that purpose on bis deck. lie
denied that the President was opposed to
The raising 81 the soldiers pay, aud ar
gued to prove that be was not. lie cited
the language OF tEe message on this
point. which is in these words:
"The proposals made at your previous
sessions TO increase The pay Of the soldier
/ by an additional amount Of Treasury
notes, would have conferred but little
! benefit on hin, but radical reform OF
the currency will restore the pay to q
value experimenting Aat iotich Il oriqiaol-
iy had and materially improving his con-
dliion."
Mr.. Foote said that he was not surpris-
ed that the gentleman from Georgia MIR.
Gartrell) should rush forward with such
extraordinary zest to the defence OF the
President 1t was well known that this
gentleman held the President in great ad
mration. In speech before the Georgia
Legislature, the gentleman told us that
our noble President was not on ~ great
mana patricia statesman-but be was
a Christian. More even-he was a Sec
ond Washington. On that nocturnal &C.
casion, he recollections of which he
I hoped would never leave the gentleman,
he had described the President as our
ado. rn- Bile Presldent-after the fashion
of the Romans, whose senators spoke Of
their rulers as our great and deifed En-.
peror, etc.
Mr. Foote continued to urge bis reso~
luton on the House. He was in favor Of
raising the soldiers pay to twenty-five dol
lars month, and that in gold and silver
or its equivalent, and of increasing their
rations.
The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-22
2pAMR RBDa

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. N.
Pugh, Mr.. DANL j. BAILEY Of Holmes
County, to Miss Grassy |. BEARD of Sha-
ron.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. J. N.
Pugh, Rev. J. K Hamblen to Miss TRAN,
0rLLA s. Stokes, both of this County.