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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02
Great Bargains at Chaptico i!

F'HE undersigned Won s?-,tfu''v int rrn
J tie cilz.n- at st Ma,v's Coln'v. INA,
tiny Law" j:s' rec"ive4 n vcry lag. AID vel
Sc c."t - * f FALL & WINTER
GOODS. e@'hrac;nc evecy thing usually k"p:
IL a 6rst class Sore.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02
i. STATES
II q X E 6 .

ES For tho rnr1ose f giving thoc.
indebted for INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXES in Saint Mays county al other
opportunity Of paying the same, without
Costs or Pcualties,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02
300 Il CRIES.,
more or less.
Aud. | hereby give no:ico. ,hs, ca
FRIDAY, the 24th day Of No
yenhrr iustanf

venber instant,
AZ :ho Conrt House door in Leonardsown.
between the h urs of 10 a. 10. and S
o'cr'ck. p m viii expose to pubic
auction III above described real estate
20 sriz"d and taken il ex"cu.ion, TO ,he
highs bidder for cssh-;o satisfy SAID
d bt interest," and cos.s due aud to be.
come due thereon.
PHILIP II. DORSEY.
Sheriff
Nov2. 1868 Is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02

BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT.
ICorrtc;ed weekly from the Baltimore Sun !
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2. 1885
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02

"WITSd
lying and
and contai}
or less
This Ian
ry's River,|
is highly id
growth of 1
The intel
jr.. consi-|
lahd, " whicl
jec' to the |
sy Of Josh1
Terms 81
Decree, ard
money, III 4
months crd
bond. With
Trustee an]
Of sale.
When all
paid. the t !
the pufcha~'
from the cl
and Of those
Oct %.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-02

Nov. 2nd, 1S65-1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12

THE OPENING PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT N wAsHINGToy--THE APPEARANCE
OF THE PRIsoNER-THE sELEc-
TIoN OF THE JURY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
Trouble Feared i'm Rici,mopd

pld we read with surprise that. on the Sd
day of July, the police force of Richmond was
doubled for fear of an instruction on the mart
OF the negroes Did we wonder that those
VINO hau peacefully worn their chains without
resiStanees since Nat turner was hung, were
accused OF plotting an outbreak, now that they
bad been proclaimed free Z? No; we did not.
Ior the proclamation OF Abraham Lincoln has,
as rapidly as possible. been falsifed. and tho
Hes,oes hho" H. fhelr old masters are COM
iis p'1cA into power, without any guaranty to
them against that power being used 10 nrae.
tcally re-enslave the blacks. Their master
had never promised them freedom-haroo
had not nc been guilty OF perhdy in Withholding
II. me shareholders never called on them to
fight side by side with them in battle in do.
Tense of a common flag and country. and
therefore never BETRAYED the hand that dron'
ped the musket by DENYING it to tba haIIntt
nus Tar tne local government of Virginia
threatens to do both. Hence opards ara
doubled. and instructions feared from, thase
who, during the war, have waited To SOC tha
easaiion OF the LORD, or have, in an orderly
and soldierly manner. commended for ~.
liberty and our Union. How long shall w. we
go on doubling the police and fearing ;nsnr.
rections. yet denying the rex.ady to the bIacLs
winch, conferred, would render such dan
gers and such precautions alike unnecessaryp
Chicago Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12

a CHXcE FOR THE FAIR SEx.-Women
are exceeding scarce IN Colorado. The aver.
age is about ten males to one. wearer of erin.
cline. Miners, deprived of womens society.
grow moody, discontinued and reckless. and
are in haste to s.emigrant' back to the States
The local papers send forth aplaintive apneal
to unemployed sisters in the West 10 come
over and help them. They saw that INV
young girl of passabe intelligence and an.
Pearance can get immediate employment in
hundred dollars month, PAYABLE in coId
With a chance of speedily fnarrving soma
nice chap who has pocket full Of cold mo.
Rets- aug
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
10 MANHOOD:
- How lost. How Restored !!

Just Pa5ssssed. seried Eapstope Price sir cent,
A LECTURE ON Tue NATURE TREATMENT and
radicsi Cure OF spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness
lnveu2tary Emissions, sexual Debility AMI Imneli
menfs to Marriage generally Nervousness
npepsy ana FITS Mental and Physical Incapacity re
,ai,iug rom selAbuse, &c, by KoBr j. CuLveRwxlI
NJ d author of the Green Book Ac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
Special Notifcs.


You complain of your stomach unfortunate dyspeptic
but ought not your stomach to complain Of your Posi-
bly, the pangs you endure are simply the stomach.
method of taking revenge upon you for negecting and
abusing it, Perhaps you have never made an effort to
improve its condition. but on The other hand are conn
ually examining it With uuwhoesone and incopgruou,
food Have you ever tried IcsTETTER-s STOMACH
BIrTERs proper diet and regular meals, The B,ters
In week would your digestive apparatus in perfect
order regulate the w of bile in accordance with the
laws OF health and produce just much sperent action
as wound he necessary fer your good when you
once all right judicous and regular dieting with little
Of the Tonic now and then would keep yon So II YOU
nave neglected these means Of cure don't blame your
stomach for its rebellion 1t merely natures hint that
she wants help If you neglect it, the next thing nay
be Inflammation, Seirrus Cancer or some other vim
tent and dangerous disease. There is such thing rs
being too late in these matters IIosrrv,xp,s n,rr.
VIII cure Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender dis
Eases "iich DEFY all restorative jy1o-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
HAIR DYE HAIR Dye

Kew hLOh . celebrated HAIR DYE ssfAs Rsss -
y tia Verdi. The only aermIss. Tr-s 80 os,:.s,
W. " Tnissplsndid Hair Dye 10 psrfectchanxss
or gray Hair INSTANTLY to 8isss, slark 3
ati;, ene HAIR soft and Beantifu impartsfresh
lreqnentiy restoring its pristine color and recfi
11 q. enects o. HAL Dyes. The genuine h sjrnsd
I'LL A. "a TcHEL0R; all Others are mere irrlfs1
rxU sRa snoaia ne avoided Sold W all Drugg.ts e
xa1avnI-si barcay-~treef. New York. IA srHrrress
NJ" rofIsfSasAn n, Dressing tho Hair JyaNd1vi,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12

ksE The London Saturday Rerie~ says that
1t IS now understood that the publication OF
the second volume of the French Emperor $
Life Of Cesar is to be postponed until the
tall of the year. The eminent painter, NJ.
Gerome, is at present engaged upon full
length portrait of julius Caesar, which is to be
engraved as a frontispiece for the next vol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12

ing ana instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary Sex Va
syssems-sent free, In sealed envelopes Address, DR.
j. sRILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association. phi,a-
delphia, Pa. anrka.~,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12

-, A broker at Augusta Georgia. has
puoiished table Illustrating the progressive
decline OF confederate currency. At the f;rst
l1sae q confederate note notes in 1861 rold
0s I'VE per cent. premium. On the 1ss ~
~ - az, nnen the final sale was .msde, i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
coLeArE,s HONEY soar.

cOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet NOap, In such universal
demand, is made from the chOfcest material. q.
~ ana emoiienti in its nature, rrs4k ransly
centcd, and extremely bcnesicint in its aet
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
o'' Dose's' fsb1-dAwlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-12
"A Boon to Thousans. Of sun,r,r.. ),

sent nader SEAL in plain envelope to any address
p's P on receipt OF six cents two postage stamps
box 1856. inna,s S S I'm
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

THE PEACE CoNFERfNCE.-Theg great Blair
Mission Mountain has abored With very
few short throes ''nascitur ridiculus mus
Quite a mass indeed. Lincoln has made of IT,
and put his foot in il" too we think. We are
much obliged to him. Ii reminds u somewhat
OF the epitsph on the grave of a new born infant
And since alas SO soon I'm done for,
wonder what was begun for"
President Davis and his advisers may not be
Solomons as Susan Npper would say, hut that
u no reason why they should take bats like
EudgtJns. Lincoln's diplomacy in this matter
will not be dazzling TO any oy-rpowering de-
gree IN the eyes Ut the students Of the Machia-
vellian art President Davis in quiet way
thus announces the matter 70 Congress. a.
much as to say, please take notice Of this tri-
fe, and 90 on with the regular business"
TO the Senate and House Cf Representatives. gr
The COHfedeTGie STATES Of america
Having recently received a written uo;ifca-
tion, which satisfied me that The President Of
the United States was disposed 10 confer I'LL
formally with unofficial agents that might be
sent by se with view to tue restoration OF
peace, ! requested Hon. A. III stephens Hon.
TX. NJ. II. Hunter, and the Hon. John a. Camp
bell, TO proceed through our lines to hold
conference with MIR. Lincoln or such parsons &c
h- might depnte 70 represent him
herewith submit for the information Of
Congress. the report OF the eminent citizens
abose nahitd- snoNihE thht me enemy Trius-d
~ enter into negotiations with the Confederate
States A. SUCH OF any one OF them separately,
or give to our people anv other terms or guar
antees than thos. which the Uuit-d States or
Congress may grant or permit us ~ have peace
on any other basis than our Unconditional SUI
mission Ia their rule. coupled with the secep-
tance Of their receni Legislation, including the
amendment ~ the constitution for the emnne-
patton Of ali negro slaves and with the right on
the part of the Federal Congress 10 lspislato ON
the relation between tho white and black popn-
IatIoA ~ each State such d., a. ! understand
the eiec. of the amendment TO the Constitution
which mas s-en adopted by the Congress OF the
United States
(Signed) JEFFERSON DAVIS
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
RIcHaosD, February 8, ls65.


10 fhe President of tie
Confederate States Of 1,atrisa:
SlR--Under your letter Of appointment of th,.
2-Ih ull WE proceeded 10 -rek informal con-
terence with Abraham Lincoln. President OF the
United States. upon the subject m--ntiOned in
your letter.
lac conference was granted, aud took place
on the jUIh nlt, On board OF a steamer anchor
ed IN Hampton kOads. where We met President
Lincoln and the Hon VIM. II. Seward. Score
tary of tho United States. 1t continued for
several hours, and was both full aud explicit
We learned from them that the mssss gc OF
President L.ncoIn to the Congress of the United
States in December last, explains clearly and
distinctly his sentiments : TO The terms condi-
tions and method OF proceeding by which peace
cHn be had ~ the people. and 10 were not i'm
formed thal they would De modified or altered
10 UJtsiin that end
We understand from him that no terms or
proposals Vt any treaty agreement looking
~ an ultimate settlement would b. entertained
by hIm with the authorities of the Con federate
States, becanse that would b. recognition of
their existence as separate power. which under
no circumstances would D- done, and tor the
like reason thai no terms would be entertained
by him from States separately
No exlrnurd trucG arnIistiCa a. at present
advised, would be granted OF allowed without
satisfactory ASSURANCES nI advance Of the com
plrie restoration OF tire. Authority OF Constitu-
tIOn and laws % the United States over all
places within the St.tcs OF the Conitdertte
Stat OF America, that whatever consequences
may follow from the restoration Of That author
iIy, must be accepted, but that individuals sub
jrci TO pains and penalties under the laws Of
the United States. might rely upon Il very lib
eral use 81 the power confided 10 him to remit
those pains and penalties, ii peace be restored
During the conference the proposed amend
IN mt TO the Constitution of the United States
adopted hy Congress nn the 3Ist utimn. was
roughi u our notice. This amendment pro
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

DI-TREsS.-Our fellow -citiz-n- in tn s.-,.
ties TO the North-r est are suffering sr.st !,
iremiii-s for food Their condition IS ui,isir.
and calls loudly for reliei. WeaEe cr-thl, a.
formed thar some families between tls aBr Y.
Smith are killing aud eating dogs p.p-.
man residing m the disiTieI, tells Is itsr \.
tween Fouche Ia Feve in Yell. anG DulaAr--.
in Scott, there sre fifty families IN eKtIeinA 5s.
ltufIon OF the bare n-cessaTies 81 lli-. spst
tween Chick allah and. Boonyill. ih-ge n.
about one hundred and twenty families j. wv
same condition. Besides ih3t. tAe.= al- su-
dreds Of refugees upon the roads unable 70 II,
eeed and almost peEishing for wani 81 AL
lOr Gods sake and toT humanitI's. .. fL1s
citizens, let Us send 10 their help. We ar-.t5g
psratively al ease here. The wolf ot huBgg
tears at the viis.s Of their old men, women. AZ.
helpless children How can We sleep scundr
whilst they are mariys 10 our common csHsri
Our Governor Is Authorized 10 relieve ihel.
and j. making an effort 10 do 50. Iir has sar
On hrnl w. know fox that pnEpu--. ana WI.
no doubt, do al he can ia other respects, But Y
lacks transportation. He has funds .nsust
Come up 20 his help Importanr a. rhr a..
arr this j. higher duty. Let the r.l!e. b- t
and adequate. Life cannot wait. You vii y
amply repaid IN money, a. well as il your ooa
science. Spare part Of your fransportasior
at lrsst Tor while. DO unto others y. Y
hVh.N llcl zhoulu 90 lfto you. Our lznf-
will not prosper If we do rot help each OH
Ii will net deserve to.
We earnestly urge upon you not to wait l. BE-
called upon. bat tender transportation 10 b,
E1cellsncy. Neighborhoedz may make II
team, where individuals cannot You ID ut-
wait TO be called when your neigLbor's hou.. .
on IRE, sr his child has fallen into the rire.
hundreds o. houses are worse than on fire aus
hundreds OF children are sinking in The dark
stream whence there j. no Using 70 .sithly
ali
Individual effort nay also do much Depo,s
81 salt and ProTisioLs might BE- established Nv
voluntary contribution NJ poinis IN that ,irrr-
ton, 10 which they might send. The reAair.t
nleans OF aid Hi.i suggest themselves 10 pracr..
cal men who know the eoHufrv sni The pap.
Let each man mske it his own b. siness i !.
his IL the eyes " God. We cannot stirk a..
duties ~ shutting. our ewes upnn tH-m aA-
waiting iyr our neighbors. Again We sar. Ut "
tor the sake Of Ged, humanity, and our rouutry
help our iellow-liiizens, and that right spe-iilr
II The seal Of the rebel States o. Aneraa
is Described in tue English newspap-T. II Is
designed bv Foley. the celebrated lrsh srrlp-
tor and contains in the center 4 reprrsenisilon
OF Crawford's statue Of Washington This Is
surrounded ~ wreath, composed of the mos
valuable vegetable products Of the S0uthrrz
soil-tobacco, rice, Indian corn. cotton. whfsf
and sugar-cane. The rim bears the leeene
The Confederate States Of America, 22i oi
February, l162, dc0 riHdioe.- The 1eaI ~ y,
rHu.Aw -
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

New York, Feb. Sit will be- r-coileciea
that On receipt OF mere rnmor that rebel prison
crs were being ill-treated, an investigation was
ordered in the rebel Congress; and al-o, that
go bales Of Mobile cotton were appropriated
ana permission asked that il might b. sent ~
this city, aud sold for the benefit Of rebel pris-
oncIs Permission was granted The oC..on
arrived here to-day. and was sold at Auction for
$4,000 Together with th- good treatment
these prisoners receive al our hands. this sum
viii render their condition any thing but deplo-
rable
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

re- The Telegraph copies an article from the
Richmond Dispatch 10 which the editor ha- the
magnanim4iy 20 do President nRriF partial ius-
tee AZ least. Our readers viii bear Ia mind that
the Dispatch has heretofore been in the habit of
charging upon The President many or our mis-
fortnnes and had recently suggested Y At Cen.
Lee should be made COnmander-in-chief OF our
armies IN his place The editor now seems 10
admit bis own error. -.lf" says he I'VE are
tIur tn onrselrs. The Ehip Uf State will ypt ride
he waves buoyani and vicioricus; but. If she
goes down. let u refrain from peltiDg the helms
man whom We ourselves put ai lhe wheel of the
ship which We bnili and laRnc ed" n T. truly
encouraging to see that the very journal that has
led in the Oppc sition TO our President, has now
come 10 his support at q time when be most needs
our un ted support TO turn back The tide of the
enemy : cent successes. We look upon tiisas
an ausplcious omen. All We want ii, that our
people aud our authorities should be united. MI
feel sangtlinc that that We shall soon have more
encouraging prospects. "NH iesperanfnm''
was a motto engraven. W believe. on the Roman
tanners. And III. no doubt. aided ID securing
Roman iriumphs aud charging the fortunes Of
war in he gloomest plriods of their history. Ii
ought ~ hr vngraycn 10 the hearts Of our peo-
ple.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08
Iy yDnf OBJ Arrv IT,,
A. III. STEPHENS,
X. VI. L. HUNTER,
JNO. A. CAMPBELL.

Lincoln evidently had two objects The first
was to molify all those at the North who clam
ored that he would make no pacific effort to re-
store tie Union and tile Constitution. He has
satisfied them that he does not mean 10 do So
but is prosecuting the for abolition and sub
iugaiinn We doubt whether they will like
that much The other was ~ disatf-ct those Of
the South who claimed that Davis ought "a
make OF accept pacific oveT;uTes. Davis laugh
ing, TO doubt in his sleeve. if so earnest a man
ever laughs. did accept the oveItures. and sent
commissioners without requiring any previous
recognition of our government. Lincoln was
hedged. He ceuid not 20 on with negotiations
without alternating thr abolition, subiugation,
and free plundeT party that elected him. He
made frini OF receiving them only to dismiss
them again. Most of those who formerly d.
approved Of Davis policy now sustain him
Stephens has already announced him sell so. -
The mouths of all others are stopped. Lincoln
made the issue 80 plain ~ Us that ne man WORTHY
vi respect I'D the South can think ot recopstruc-
ton He has been obliged to shvw his hand 10
all the conservatives Of the North He has
united us, and made the divisions at the North
more iITeconcileable. The engineer was blown
up by his own petard, and its effects strength
ened the ioTfiications OF the enemy
The next time he approaches us. Ii will b.
when he is obliged to, and then he will<- tan
what he pretepds. he never played nd "a
much when hr was boy. or he would haze
heard that cheating luck never thriv-s.n On
the whole it was a good thing. II fired the last
Union. Our only course i onward
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

FAST DAY.-President Davis has appointed
nexi Friday, the 10th inst. a. day Of fasting.
humiliation and prayer throughout the Confea-
e,ayy. We hope II viii be observed Nv All.
with decent respect.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08
DIED.

AT the Residence ri Hon Daniel irifiE. r.
fsfh-r- ON the morning ~ the 9Th inst-. Nr-
NARY lrLEE kITi@ORF. widow " rbr sfr
J~pies II RilisoTs. u rhis riscs
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

vid=d that neither slavery nor involuntary ser
vitude, except for crime, should exist within
their jurisdiction, and that Congress should
have power to enforce this amendment By APP
propriate legislation
OF all the conference herein mentioned, and
leading to the same you have heretofore been
informed.
Very rnsr,nrtt1rllvL r.11r Nv Xrr,rrt.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

For ;L- Telegraph.
Col EAKIS--Allow NE 10 IkAnk the lAdi--
oi spring Hill IN behalf of the sick a. fi- r.
pitfalls. ;Or Comforts made viz:
Mrs. Finley 7, Mrs 1ray ?. nrs. Foster s.
Mrs BEandon y. Mrs Allen 4. Ms. 2intari
q Very respectfully.
March C, Ices. 7. NIB.
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. ARk March :. l-c5

10 fas People gt Arkansas:
EoR PERSONS who prefer il 10 ihe os-T
Il made January q l-65. the following Pre-
position il offered.
The State will pay in san Antonio. for coiioH
delivered there during ihs Spring OF l-tS5 Iec.s
Per E.onDd iu currency and Ttcis T.r pound iH
speci-
Persons accepting the offer must give bond
and eet exemptions before starting.
VI FLANAGIN
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

soi.,;..rs..,i,,,. ,.;TTi NJ. r,.;I .,-E,rc-
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

- M
Washington telegraph., 1865-03-08

Il.ITI ..J.l,IT,,I .-Tr T .- .,f--r. 7T..l N
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
EXECU I'VE OFFlCE


Whereas il ba. b IN represented thar merchants
IF, q 10 nav tn. tax f dollar, imposed o" each
nl ,f cotton taken market, As required bS
tho O! dnance nj thr1 instant:
I. in tbssefore OF cree and declared thss tax OF
daiiars per hale sha be assessed and corrected OF
49,. 49, \ ~cston t~ken sent TO market, the
owner Of which = fuses 6" pay the taA on +oilsr
o bales a d the h4rE sh ~ ssiae, and immediate
ly Sell at public aariion sufficient cotton 70 nay the
xes All in All cases where a tx of ave per
NJ airdLCrcn4 is ordered 10 be IS ana collected
on rro cry purchased during the war, by the ors
nance aforesaid dnahe taxes shall be assessed and
coi' ed IN all when PARTIES Ffcse 10 pay IN.
t*x.s r-Ud-r fa.sr port 20 the as ss1r &rd
the >her II : ali il ii for non pa, m nj lax
seize al sell publis auc i'm, Ave DAYS notice
case If e4lrstst sufficient. and imrcd tely in east
of 20, sonal prnuer to pay the axes
Given under IN and the seal Of the H. State
the tsy ana yer aforssaii
fy TIL Governor:
James YearE~r. Secretary of State.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The Galveston News, in copying :
paragraph. write n for the P.cayune some
time sine, advising farmers to give then
IONS g>cd pad~, whatever else my
ave them, both to discipline their haoi's
and GIVE them something 10 1ali o"cS
uror' says:
VIZ say "amen" to the suhj'ined from
the New Oceans Picayuoe. w iuid e
G I'd | had trade" is tn" Cry OF thou
.ands of Cunt. derate soldiers, who no"
find themselves ruiued IN p"cSet. an0
uith no immediate prospec' OF galnlh.
livelihood. Ia Turkey, every man. ricr
or poor. even the SULTAN himself mus
have trade, and fortunate would L %
, at the present crisis were the same Ia" II
| his country.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

CALIFORNIA; adv,c,s say the loan in a.
half of the Mex can R~puolc is being - =.
ergeticallv pushed ,orw:rd, and ~
meetirg with considerable success - = :
government has again seized the L., y
thousand stand Of srms purchase u ;,
San Francisco for President Jutrtfa. =.
account of the debt against the H.;
can agent having ch rge OF thefxa q - = :
The Mexican Consul i'll San Frs a., s. !,
mas received decree issued AZ e. :.
hua by President Juarez, declare .,i ths nm 4
tire Imperial decree 10 reference !. 10 tns
secuIarlz.tion OF the Mexlc1a .hurct
properly on the ground OF Max rimihan
| being usurper.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Fx-CU.IVE OFFlCE

JACksln,
wuTRFAs Daub have sriscn in the mi1cH some
Ter sons regard TO ,ha ut nf 'he IN iedietien
nded "a b. conferred mp Z go r SW Nm. as
Specsl Tudge i l. h-reb~ deciar, that in ere ing
scecihc perth nance e contracts in ference 10 cot
TN or 9th property he has power TO make his de
crees The aftermath for tic cotton or other !r"p
rrv or it, value if the properts i'sslf e4rnot
h.a ar hes been sold or disposed CT the OF
,u. 20 he regulated By the value cf tho tbins the
,;r,. .r;t was brought with zen per cent damnRes
Gives un ser my hand sn the Seal of the State. the
RI : day and yea above writ n
WM. L. SHsRKEY.
BY tn. Governor:
Y~xs y vrRasp Sec-.taYv of Stale.