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Provost Marshal General.
Surrender oil lCen. TaYloE,

T. Surrender of Gen. Taylor, -,
Tho following stacisi 4spa,ph, from Gen. Can
By to. Gen. Wilson, has been ,reoai'ed:in Macon
To Maj. Gen. ]. H. Wilson, -
Care Of Maj. G-p. Smith, Moatsemsry;
1t. Gen. Taylor, has this deg surreudetsd to
n., with the forces under his eOxaRaEd,. en- sub.
.stsatislly the ssms terms q, those accepted BY
Gen. Lee. Aslhe surrsnder of Gen. Johaaton to
Con: Sherman includes all the troops east. of sde
Chattaboochco rivtr.ahs surrender of Gen. Tsy-
lor Include, all the troops ucs. Of tha, river,
(sisned,) 'R.R, 8. cAxsv,
Major General.
oaciel :--E. B. BxAuxoNr.
81 Major. and A. A. G..
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TIE ADVERTISER,
7s,.-.> E'-'- - = --i---+-e~
JAMEsT. SACeN, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY. MAJ. "a. 1865.
Thsnss,

lg: :essti-st ,hanSs srs ter..ercd orr iiird and
Thoughtful. friends A!r:. ELsEnT 5i,AYp. Nj jens
NICHOLSON apd Or. r, !. Msas for -Aasu;.a ~ {.
Pers aE zach dsy i9ring the past ss'& Sl:s. p"-
litsns.'. VIC &c sill: T:;bou; aui,s, lay: "
der lasting obligation. -. .......
Also to Scipr Dlxr fos a,e Charleston and
iTsw fcTt psrSra. IRON which We gather nue.!
:movrtent ns1, and clip laapy interesting articles,
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Escape often. Tuont.,y.

ii,u Csnsf; r'ionalir' says :" The party Of Fed
era! soldiers cent, lev lnys since, to arrest
General Tvombs, verr foi!eF ~ he n:tcinp; -
Uponthc;r approach to his rcs'.l ;nce. 'he dercra
made his enape through the back do"r. and at
last accounts bad not been heard Of,
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Barter! Bartsrl.

YnsHE Glapitsrillo Manufacturing Company
III will continue to Barter Cioth for. COTTON.
FLOUR, CORN, PEAS, BACON AND LARD,
giving Augusta prces for produce, ,;rnd furnish.
lag Cloth ut wholesale rates.
Graniteyille, Ap,il If Is
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Arrest of r. M. T. Hunter.

A special to the N. Y. Commercial dated Wash:
ington. 18th, says: R. N. T. Hunter has Been ar
rested and brought to ,RichIRend. and eaaaned in
a sanhoat ON the Iamesrirpr. tits said Hunter,
for o year past, has eendesFoHs for Fe ppion,
being satisfied Of the hopelsssness Of the rebel
..
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.oaciel :AE. B. BEAUMONT,
81. Major and A. A. G.
,sBalnk Bills.

Tho Macon Telegraph Fass "Ths railroads
.aaasHpress conpsny receive all irasoss Of The
State of Georgia, uudall ssuea 'of our far,serly
we'll known banks at,par upon theit face, II is
proper ,hatevery one:alss could speedily desc tee
and thus relieve tho stringsrcy Of the munsy
MARKET
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Tax Collectors Notice.

7 WILL attend - the following dcie, and places
year CD menong the lst 0os"her 1864:
< Rod Hill, Monday, 2ath May.
-tChcrok.e Ponds, Tuesday, goth =.
Pine House. "Wednesday, .3lst :.
Nc. Willing, Thur,dry, 1st Jyrc.
A. krepps, Friday. 2iI*
Liberty Hill. Satasrsy.' I'll. ."
Edgehel: G. IT,, MoudrN, 5ih
Taes.is.,. &th
After which my. .hoaks will close. Taxxp xpsy~-s
will oemc prerarcd - give the number Of f,,,,
hands between the AGES Of laaud, ,85 iuasa
l.. sEHJ. ROPER, T. c. Ed.
Nays 81 q
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.MuIes l.. Nfa1las {

WyILL be sold at truSliO' outorysdt Rdesae,a
w c, H, ON. ,ale.day in Juac,yFoUR NO.
IaMUtES and ons good Four Horse WAGON.
IsTsaseasA' Tern 81 "oi .,
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Notice.

r. EEREGY corewafn all persons from trading
II for zsNots given, by ,ineI to iTh.ss J.. Dyson,
about the 18th Mareh<}pA. With Bsn. 8. Proctor
.security,for tho suul o. Six Thousand (S6,o0O)
Dollars. The Note Tas given for Confederate
monoy,.to be returned by tax-payng day to Capt
Dyson: The money has hesa tonaeicd to him,
and ksrsiased to receive It. y =
~. ~ "a. wIhLlAM HAL LTiwANGER.
- May 9th, 1885,. ss4t ,2s
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es~R. W arlhrcss nf Macon ia pu3cunsiu
Confederate t.2lry ut the rate of one dollsr and
afty cep.s for one thousand dollars.
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eg Gen. James B. Fry, Provost MarshaE Cen
sral, has issued the following order 70 Major Con.
eral Gilmore, Department Of the South, at Hilton
Head; -
The Secretary Of War having directed that the
recruitisgof mon in the loyal States for tho vol.
uuteer forccs be stopped, now directs that tic re-
cruitment for tho volunteer forces Of all persons
including colorcd men, in all. ststes, be embraced
in the order and their enlistment bo discontinued
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ssR@ Tas bes. offriends must patt,H.as he
ratssid to lis tail in the trap. - =. : :.
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An.Imnoriani: Order.

= -
An army correspondent at Richmond enelo'ss
to the phllaaelphia Press the foll,wipg cory Of
an important order fjast issued:
OYFloE spRoyoG7 MAnaaAL Ggs'L,
DspARrNksr op FIRsIsiA,
Richmond, Vs1 April 81. )
loirculnr.l,
sssersl7parslea officers of tho Army of N. Viz
sinis having sisnided their do,irs to go to Eu-
ropc or sl,os hor', and fOF present al permits
for,such Officer. TO na.sthsonsh@ the loyal ststes
having been suspended, they sro Informed tha.
passports and passageto Halifax will be furnished
them on sppliyation et tho tOfic, Of the Provost
Marshal General of The Department,
.,r Bysoraer Of
Mai. Gen. Z. c. onp.
60. n. 3. PAralck,
Provost Marshal General.
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II x MEME AL. %.
MARRIED, Mt the sp.aeDps OF the brides NAH
or, on Thursday, Nth inst, By Rev.,Mr. puist,
COL NJ. GoGGANs to. Miss A DELA. NJ, old
est dzugh,er Of Mrs. MARY Bouxsrour. =.
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rGoM rHr ,Ss.Mlss'ssir"'.--S: Lnnis'
May Is The Republicans sreciai sxrs Surerc'
port, L., rapers. contain nuin"rou, accounts
of.aetioa between the mi'iiasSsial'l TIE pis''
gple. Ttwa; their deterrninaiSfn 10 proong
the war. a large meeting at Shreveport was
addressed fy the rebel Gov~r'or, Allen, ana
: severa! officers cebish! rank, All trking 'ae
,4eiesrapb~l, and urging s"Llirrs eSd people
to rcnew their eiirts and r,nt'nu" Tie sttgg-
r,s. CO.. Fi,urnoy. ."t Eex3a. 'ri;seIe'; q
nsr,.syriic "a, i;;,o,h t"mrrriig him u H.rltls
rn,: n rrcdict~! ar hi,o ~" ""dpring f.,nc
cen. kiray Smitll. rriee, I;ic1ner ssG"v
Eaynohl5. roi Hissoari i @l.oendd'rsssd The
COD srrague.-Gen Pores ci.'ef Of staii,
z,a- at .he mouth oil Red river on the 9th in.
slant, await,ng fhe arrival Of Kirby Smith
to.nlg ,,ia,o i..~Ins ard it is believed Smith
will surrender when he hears the action OF
Joe Johnston and Dick Tayltr.
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sUBscrnssE9xa ;o,-.a, .tbvEkEIsGG ir NE
year ONE. pof.!.AR in "t,nn.ss
ADVERTISEMENTS, ..r. 'rs a'csied q s"Sl.
p4dARp 4s'" Il, mn'"n a',c> ar l''ss' l''r each
;:..r;inn tJserti-cm.n's without '.raef''n' as I" a
n.a -r ." ,.,s he in>-r;cd. "ill nc pnisA"d u'f!
foehld, au.l ci;:.r;rd accordingly
Announclns C'7n.ldal"s f'r any oMct Of honor or
nro;lt, wESTY DoEL lRS. q, be pai before The an
nounccrneni is published
Obituary ,tiers rribr'ss "r Respect. or any comuu-
nictina per.,ns if Its nature, VIII BE- rated asadser'
i.eneni. aa.I cha,,s,i aec.r'ncly. -
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heaArmisticc- III Wash
'inston. -

< : = ,ins,on. T@r =
From &c New Yo:k iterai.':!I
Maoruad,.m Of 1lpeemr@t Esi'rreo Gsncrai
49, Sherman and General Johnston.
WASHING TON, April 90, 1850.
As reprrts have b. on in circulation for
some time ul !. unrre -ponF. n 'e between Gen
erals Johnston and Shcrtnsn, III. "emaran'
DUN or basis ii what WIS ay,ecd upJn be
tween tre,e tgo Gen .ra!sAnd he result is us
follows - -
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PAPERS

The following ar. received hv Express regularly, and ge1er
ally IN advance # the mails. They viii be forwarded - sub
scribers. postGyes par, by me Ak the annexed terms:
Weekly HuugtEu. ie- annum
S3CTGn-ItpI mon,
=. B-The UNDERSIGNED has an agent in san Francisco, TO
secure and forward tn. above papers. which arr often put on
board AFTER the vessels are Under sail. thus enabling subscribers
70 obtain th~ir papers m-re promptly than in any other way.
II. u. WHITNEY.
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AN ACT
TO FACILITATE THE RECOVERY OF
.RENTS.
ID. 1860

TO FACILITATE THE RECOVERY OF
,RENTS.
BE IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
tive Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands, in
the Legislature of the Kingdom assembled {:
SECTION J.. That whenever any tenant or
sub-tenant of any lands, or prem
ises held by him, either by written or parol
contract, for any term, at a rent stipulated
by such contract, shall make default in pay
ment of such rent, and allow the same TO
become in arrears, it shall be lawful for the
andlord or party entitled TO such rent, TO
enter upon and into such lands, or
premises, in respect to which such rent shall
be In arrear, without any legal process, and
there to distrain and remove to a place of
safe custody, any goods or chattels of such
defaulting tenant found in such premises 10
satisfy such arrear and IN case of non-pay-
ment Of such arrear, and costs Of such dis
tresS and removal within fifteen DAYS after
such distress and removal, II shall be lawful
for such landlord, or party making such dis
tress, at the expiration OF fifteen days public
notice, TO cause such goods and chattels 10
be sold ut public auction, and 20 applv-tlIe
proceeds of such sale to the payment of such
arrears rs shall be remaining after the pay
ments aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That no goods or chattels OF any
tenant or o~ccupier of any lands, tenements,
or premises held by such tenant or occupier
under any such contract as above mentioned,
shall be liable to be taken on execution on
any pretence whatsoever, unless the party st
whose suit such execution shall be sued ont,
shall, before the removal Of such goods under
such execution, pay to such landlord or owner
of such premises, all such arrears of rent as
shall be due TO him thereaneut; provided
such arrears of rent do not exceed one, if
such tenancy be by the year, and IN case
such tenancy shall be by the week, or
month, such landlord or owner shall not have
any lien or claim on such goods for any
arrears of rent a~ccruing during four of such
weekly or monthly terms.
Approved this 10th day of January, 4. q.
1863. KAMEHAMEHA +.
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ISLANDS
Session Of 1864.

AN All
TO AMEND SECTIONS 100 AND l3l OF
fl CIVIL CODE.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
latiye Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled
SFcrloy |. That Section $50 Of the
Civil Code be, and the same IS hereby amend
ed to read as follows
The Minister Of the Interior may, in his
discretion, grant 10 any suitable persons
applying therefor, In writing, a license for
one year TO establish a shipping office for
foreign seamen, az either Of the ports Of
Honolulu, Lahaina or HilO. Provided, how
ever. that not less than two licenses shall be
granted for the port of Honolulu. And if,
at any time, there shall be found to be any
business connection between the parties
having licenses under this law, their licenses
and bond shall be forfeited"
SEC. .. Section I3I Of the Civil Code
shall be and hereby IS amended, BY striking
out the words = forty dollars in the third
line, and substituting therefor the words
= three hundred dollars" if the license be for
Honolulu, and fifty dollars, if the license be
for either Lahaina OF HiIo and by Inserting
the following words after word HarbOrmaster,
" Or contribute III any way to the infraction
Of the laws OF the Kingdom"
SEC. 3. This Act shall take effect from
and after the date OF its publication.
Approved this Dist day of December, 4.
ID. 1864. hAMEHAMEHA T..
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An ACT
50 INDEMNIFY THE MINISTER OF
FINANCE


WHEREAS, It appears from the report OF the
Minister Of Finance, submitted on the 10Th
of October last, that in consequence of I'M
foreseen emergencies the following sums,
viz For funeral expenses of His Royal
Highness. Prince of Hawaii, Si569 81.
For funeral expenses of His Majesty IA
mehameha ", SI7.S97 II. For ex-
penses of witnesses sent to San Francisco
$1,000 90. For special aid to the Queens
Hospital, $4,000 90. For Royal MauSo-
leum, $500 90. Amounting to S2S,-
966 %, have been appropriated for the
above mentioned purposes by votes OF the
Privy Council and achereaS, the Minister
of Finance has requested 10 be discharged
from further liability on account of said
expenditures therefore,
BE IT ENACTED, by the King and the Leg
~islative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature Of the Kingdom assem-
bled
SECTION /. That the Minister of Finance
be, and be is hereby Unidentified and dis
charged from all liability on account Of the
expenditures above mentioned, and that the
same, as inserted IN the reports of the expen-
ditures of the Hawaiian Treasury during the
two years, ending March 3lst, 1864, are
approved.
Approved this 10th day of January, A.
d. 1865. KAMEHAMEHA r.
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kAAlEHAMEHA K.
AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE TRYING OF ISSUES
OF FACT IN MATTERS oil PROBATE
AND ADMINISTRATION BY 4 JURY.

d. 1864.

TO AUTHORIZE THE TRYING OF ISSUES
OF FACT - MATTERS OF PROBATE
AND ADMINISTRATIONS BY \ JURY.
WHEREAS. the 1241st Section of the Civil
Code, has been held not to permit an ap-
peal to a Jury, on the validity of any viii,
or Testamentary Devise, or any facts
touching the descent of property, when
such VIII or TeStamentary Devise is a
matter of investigation in Probate; there
fore,
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled:
SECTION l. That from and after the date
of the passage of this Act. whenever the
value of the estate of any deceased person
shall exceed five hundred dollars. any person
claiming before any Judge sitting as q Court
Of Probate, such estate, or any part thereof
or any interest therein. by virtue of any Will
or Testamentary Devise, or by virtue of the
statutes of descent of property IN this King
dom. who may deem himself aggrieved BY
the decision of sub Probate Judge at Cham
bers, may, upon taking MS appeal TO the Cir
cult Court or Supreme Court, if any matter
OF fact is in issue, move the Appellate Court
that the issue OF fact may be tried by a jury.
and his motion shall not be denied.
SEC > Whatsoever al appeal may have
been taken by the party against whom Judge
ment has been rendered by the Judge of Pro
bate at Chambers, the appellee NAV likewise
move the Court that any issue of fact NAV
be tried by = Jury, and hi motion shall not
hc deu1ed.
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and the same is hereby amended to read as
follows
SECTION 939. Whenever any lessee or
tenant of any lands or tenements, or any
person holding under such lessee or tenant,
shall hold possession of such lands or tene-
ments without right, after the determination
of such tenancy. either by effiux Of time or
By reason of any forfeiture, under the condi-
tons or covenants in any such lease, or, If a
tenant~b by parol, BY a notice to quit of at
least ten days, the person entitled to such
premises may be restored to the possession
thereof in manner hereinafter provided"
Approved this Sd day of January, a.
D. 1850. hAMEHAMEHA +.
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SEC. 3. On all appeals from the decision
of a Probate Judge at Chambers, whether
the same be tried before a jury, or before the
Court without the Intervention of a Jury, the
record of the Court below may be read as
testimony, and either party shall be at liberty
to introduce such further testimony as he
may be enabled, and also to re-examiue
orally before such Court or jury on such ap-
peal any witness or witnesses whom he may
have produced and examined on the original
hearing at Chambers.
Approved this 3lst day of Dec. AID. 1861.
hAMEHAMEHA K.
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1868.
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

NOTEVITHSTA SDING THE RISE IN
" the Subscription price Of the leading American Monthlies
and Weeklies, and the increased postage on them, l shall con-
tiuue to supply my subscribers at the Old rates, at least until
further notice, though in some instances. these periodicals, are
now furnished by me AT about the cost. Ten years experience
in the business enables ne to supply my customer. with foreign
periodicals cheaper, quicker and more satisfactorily than they
can be obtained from any other source. Try and see. Now "a
the time to subscribe 80 us to secure all the numbers from Janua-
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An ACT
TO AMEND SECTIONS I43 AND I46 OF THE
CIVIL CODE.

TO AMEND SECTIONS l43 AND I46 OF THE
CIVIL ODE
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled
That Section I43 of the Civil Code be,
and the same is hereby amended, by striking
out the word cone" in the fourth line, and
supplying the word three, $50 that the
Section will read as follows
a." SECTION 143. No application for the
shipment of natives on board Il foreign YES
sci, or Hawaiian vessel engaged in foreign
trade, shall be considered legally granted,
until the commanding officer shall have made
and executed n bond 10 the Governor, or his
agent, in the penalty of three hundred dol
lars for each man, with at least one sufficient
surety, to be approved by the Governor, or
his agent, in the following form:
And that Section l46 of the Civil Code
be. and the same Is hereby amended, BY
striking out the word g two" in the fourth
line, and supplying the word six" and by
striking out the words " four dollars" in the
sixth line, and supplying the words twelve
dollars" And the same shall not be deduct
ed from the wages of any seamen, so that
the Section will read as follows:
SECTION 146. On the shipping of any
native to serve on board of any vessel bound
on a foreign voyage, the master of such YES
sci shall pay to the Governor of the Island.
or his agent, in lieu of the personal taxes of
such native. the sum of six dollars, if the
term for which he has shipped, shall not ex-
coed twelve months and if it be for any
period over twelve months. the sum of twelve
dollars. And the same shall not be deducted
from the wages of any seamen."
Approved this 3lst dav of December. 4.
d. 1854. kAMEHAMEHA r.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
To AMEND SECTION $50 OF THE CIVIL
CODE.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King and the Legis-
lative Assembly OF the Hawaiian Islands,
in the Legislature of the Kingdom assem-
bled
That Section go Of the Civil Code be.
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Preliminary.

article l. In the following rules, every
steamship which IS under sail, and not under
steam, is to be considered a sailing ship and
every steamship which IS under steam.
whether under sail or not, IS to be consider
ed a ship under steam.
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
WIS

OF THE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23

SEC l6. Be it further enacted, That tbe
snerifs OF the several counties shall nro
ceeo TO collect the taxes herein levied in
tne currency OF the United States. i'm.
medIateIv, and shall make their returns
oy the first OF January, 1866, whether
lhey have completed their COLLECTIONS or
not and shall thereafter make monthly
returns until ali is collected.
SEC. IL. Be it further enacted, That
this act shall take tff~ct, and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved. Nov. Is. 1865.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, A1aba,n.

THIS institution e,a =, ~
SIshs vas enartered in 1885 by the Isesisi In th'
plan Of ssnSe sn All me rights Of Unver iv TO .
ical courses 'He commercial and Class
English FpeneS the study Of
Geography and Eistor@ A as German Languages o.
The eia' 81 .cA zebra and Geometry ana Book
above mentiosed Ihs embraces be ides the brapcb..
AstronomV a0I ~, and ntaI Philosophy cbemissss
The AZ. ~ s .ae higher branches of Mstbems,av'
read and % be admitted he bnoEs
The next session viii omen a,
nonth rms Tor rhs whole session lub,cH DECEM
Fees and s.atso board and tuition. washing me;caI
Entrance Fee ''-------------....S. 90 90 /
For furtber are payable in Id or its eqaiyaaD,
spring Hill College mars aPpy to the Presden.
Nov I4d3m -Y1oole; Ia
f. GAUTRFIET q
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CHANDLERs NEWS Fv1a1 NV.

L County sean P Tlee county, to Ho'mesv,,,o
| weekly county, MississipDi -;
seat a MI ~; saola TO Jacksonwood and Tiho-.
Fro ami county, Miss, tri weekly y'(county
saa,N ou LIBERTY to CenerviIe and voo5.,
WIZ " .IAlnson county semi veekIy 'ile' county
Of =" VII III supply subscribers residing a.
Great Nortbern % inc New orr ans, JacEso ty
Miss;s.ins 1 Railroad, Soutbern pGson ana
on%ood L GsntI. kalrs.d ana Hoesv read an
seat3 Pine Rn IT, Woodvi lie MonticeIsn
SON ana cans l Mobile. Vicksbur~
Papers. rally and WeeEI
deeds caIt agents gents as above, will attend to
Agent Gha ansd GO cts enclosed) or pa k,-,
promptIv for,usrr 1press, Magnolia, Miss lent to
win mail and rOuaes ard post oces are re
places to Magnolia postofice 'erS rom the above |
Letters o. r'S 81 D Masnolia to Liberty m
snhso,;IpIs agers ard circulars U 5 po.,...; 80
apers received BY 7 hi ss ments for conn.,. |
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Iieksbnrg 5lireetort,.
Propo-eI. for Torave md wed

Erop0sals for Orage and Wood.
sDEPT Mss, FFIcE CHIEF QUARTER MASTER Z
Vicksburg, Miss Oct l9, 1865 s
are invited by the undersigned for the de
ss.y a. the posts of icksburg Jackson and hatcher
~ =. points easily accessible to said posts of good
--e sr snant toie Corn, Oats, Hay and "A God
- PROPOSALS for wood may be either Cord Wood or
Inning Timber. MerchantabIe hard VOID as tn,
aIopoaas must be in triplicate-stats plainly the
80 ~. " pTies and time of delivery
G s WI De accepted from time to time to meet the
ex"L NAents of the Government
t.- I'M NJ 70 D. made on dehve y, soon thsrsaf
"a - .uhos the purpose shall be received
~ 0ioSF OF the QuaTtermaster General
...a... HENRY 81. WHETTFLSEY
-~ -4t1 Col and Chief @ NJ
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23

sHnientS ct al Country Produce soJicited
BEST PRICES ''''O'
ooSained and prompt ret urns made.
Sole Agency for
~ Powder, Shot. Caps and Gems.
Groceries, Teb, any OF Fancy Staple, Dry Goods
res Iaoie and Pocket cutlery ""0uS'
Soaps and Perf11yna,,
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VIM Fl. REDWOOD
THOS. Q. MCDOWELL
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MOSES WARING
WEr IFSAaSSBURG ER. Montgomery, Ala
nv - oENBACk KLUMPP, New Orie.n,
HOBART & Eos FER
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