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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

william P Burton vs. W b TsJor, James A WI ht,
Geo c Montgomery, French Piekel, 81
RoHsn, John W Goddard and Johh
J Fancy.
IN this cause. u sppearing that she eboge-uarred
defendants are non esidebts of the Sate Of Ter.
mes ZEE. 10 is therefore ordered that publ catoe b
made in tn Hashvi le Union, for four successive
weeks, notifying tie said defendants 70 appear be.
fore the Circuit Court Fl Monroe county, 70 be held
az the Court Rouse IN Madiscnville, on the second
Mouaay Of September nsxt o defend said case,
or the sane viii be heard * paTte.
Julvs err. lses " M sMrTH. Clerk,
RuFs-w4t By J + RoBISsoN, DC.
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Samuel I B Williams '. charles F White.

Samuel I B Williams " Charles + White.
IN this cause. il appearing that ths deferdsnt.
Charles Fox White, II q non-re sideut OF the State
Of Tennessee: It is therefore ordered Ihat puhlcs-
ton be made in the Nsshville Union. for four sue
cessi7e weeks, notifying the raid defeudan. 10 3D.
pear before the Circuit Court, for the county OF
Monroe, I be held 4 the Court house in Madison.
vile, on the second Monday Of September neat 70
defend said cause. or the same will be heard ex
W N SMITH, Clerk.
aug3-w4t By JR R~o2uSsos, DC.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

WilIism P Burton " " liam Il Taylor, James A
Wright George G Montgomery, French Picket,
Samuel J hcWan John ] Haney, and John
u H~lF~-4
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

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the skillful success ia the treatment Of
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ks T~HEE4PxUTICs and MzrERlx MEBICA
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850
the best work IN the United States,
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standing parallel with the best medical
men of the age in the treatment Of dis
esses Of women. Foran diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
teed With my general practice treat
the following
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-03

Ecaag han. stop bslors you further e. O 81.
fseases sunect 70 Man, there ls 10 dseHs8 30 had
70 cure AZ Night Emissions, and phyzcians are
scarce that mderatlnd treating its and 10 you ] caH
Say thaf I have cured dozens IL his city, es vel -
b different States, who have spent dolAr a1aT dol.
ET, and are row VEL cured bF ms. an daily ~
ceivnE letters and sending meiHins % Al ura o
ho country. in word, Oh thst ara diaes1ed ID
any way ana VII give ne q cal, ! VIII give sails
action Tor Gi q the dseases menacned il ths a..
Ferts0mcat. Tbs hess CT r1arsuosa RiFsa p .ihiI
oiy.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
GENERAL ORDERS
No IS.

HANGING 4 REBEl--A letter from Raleigh \ Co.
says
After the ely had been formally suc-ende'eo, and
while Fitzpatrick was marching through the tow n an
officer belonging 10 Wheeler's commaga VINO. NTH
some of his men were engaged in pundering store
ar the market house rushed into the street and ted
a uistol at Fitzpatrick who riding az The head OF
the column The ball fortunately missed \ lpatrick,
but wounded ore Of his staff. Chase vas instantly
made and TIE ruf5an captured in less than ten min
utes he was swingingby his neck from a tree.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

7 OST COW.-TEN DOLLARS re WARD
j. Strayed from my residence. on ClaT, between
Adams and Brook Avenue, a RED COW With white
mark down her back both ears m rked. A bell vas or
her and the name cf NJ. Cary cut on leather collar
also. card with my and residence on it. She
left on the morning of the 2lst instant in the erection
of Mr. Bowes The above reward IL offered for her de
livery to NE. MILES CAh T.
Cla, street between Adams and Brook tvenne.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
From the Baltimore sun'94th, inst. ]
PAPER AND GOLD.

What is to be the relative value Of our COLO and pa
per currency under the prospective circumstances ana
condition Of the couuuy cannot perhaps De
y estimated eyeo in the light OF the fay Grape pro
grsss of military measures for the Fesofa. ION o.
81 authority in be seeded States, except only ~ con
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
SOMETHING MoRR ABOUT BoOTH.
rvrrrrvrNT IN CALIFORNIA.

san ,NcIsco. April 25.-The military have arrest
cd twelve or fifteen men in Saona and Colusa counties
for rejoicing over the assassination of President Lin
coin Upon the receipt of the news of the Presidents
death NJ Green Valley Salona county number OF Sc
cessionsts met TO rejoice the event, and troops
were sent to break up the meeting, but as they APP
preached the rngleaders for lied themselves IN me
house and fred at the soldiers, nding two. Their
fire was returned by the soldiers and several OF the Sc
cessionsts were wounded. The whole party then sur
cred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
THE ASSASSINATION.
ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

Washington correspondent of the New iors Tines
says;
There is an immense force at work the conspiracy
and the track the conspraors When the time comes
for revelations such startling facts will be revealed as
will make people shudder IL viii. then be seen that all
the talk about knights OF the Golden Cncle, sons
of Liberty" American Knights &c, not without
foundation that though much OF the acti on OF such
bands was either futile betrayed yet from the seed
thus implanted fostered by inspiration drawn from the
enemys Golfers, sprang the heish idea OF assassina
ton and the tools by which it was successfully exc
cuted were only 1.-THE of the class who would have
done the same thing had they possessed sufficient
nerve.
The people of the South will suffer the consequences
Of this great crime though they may have never con
chief instgatcrs of the crime Northern men, who
under the cloak of free speech" liberty of person. &C.
denounced Abraham Lincoln merciless tyrant al
conceived the plot to take his life.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Somebody's ago we gaze an account Of the arrest Of
of Secretary Seward On Tuesday it discovered that
this prisoner had attempted to take his own life, by out
ting his head against the iron walls of his prison II
was found that he had beaten his head almost into
ielly and was bleeding profusey. cap was prepared
for him padded and fastened securely upon his
head and his hands secured that he can do himself
no further injury.
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT BOOTH.
j. F Duncan, trustworthy citizen of Pittsburg
mentions singular circumstance IN connection with
BOOTHS assassin alton of the President While stopping
AT the McHenry House in Meldyile on the 4th oil June
last Booth wrote of glss, with his diamond
rim q the following inscription; ABE Lincoln departed
this life AuRust 49, 1864, by the elects OF poison.
Booths was written on the hotel register N the
same hand. writing Several Of his friends at different
times occupied the SOM ROOM complete register mas
been kept Of the OF the occupants OF that room
since June last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

CovrRABAxD CIorHSG.-The following orde' 81
lished in the Norfolk papers
fHEADoRs DISTINCT EASTERN -.
Norfolk Va. April Oath, 1876:
GENERAL ORDERS !
No 81.
Il does not seem TO he clearly uud rstOod .hat ~
rebel uniform cannot be worn in this District. Here
after all persons wearing this garb OF 'r-s,on viii De
arrested, carried before the PrCyos Marshal and be oy
him imprisoned unless they prove that they have not
been in this District fortv eight hours.
his order will be distributed to every compaHJ oh
duty in Norfolk and ortsmouth.
Is made the duty Of every soldier TO arres an one
wearing the rebel Uniform.
By order of Brig Cen 6. II. GORDoS.
- ''0'' T II. HABRIs :. a o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
DISCOURSE UPON THE MURDER OF TIE PREsl
DENT BY REV HENRY WARD BEECHER.

Mr.. Beecher delivered discourse at Plymouth Church
Brooklyn, Sunday last W hich is reported follows
Ia the Herald
-After appropriate introductory devotional exercises
Mt Beecher dscoursd from the first five verses of the
last chapter Of Deuteronomy which narrates how Moses
assembled Mount bo The fourth and ffth verses read
az follows q" And the Lord said unto him this Is the
land hi n swGre unto Abraham unto Isaac, and unite
Jacob saying I will give j. unto thy seed I have
sed thee 20 see with thine eyes but thou shalt
60 over thiher so the seryGut Of the Lprd died
thers in the land OF Moab"
the feelings of Moses on occasion referred 10 in the
text and said that ag,n great leader OF The people
had passed through Toll, souow, bottle and war. and
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1865-12-10

/ a n,essace was received from the Sen.
az reonesiine the House to reconsider
1 70, ~ vo,e FAiaffVe to 6djouFnment,
on nnntion If Mr. GholSon the reqt1es,
! - ~ /, SaratA was condurred in and ths
vote adopting the resciption reconsid'
The ouestion was taken on the passag,
Of tile aDpropriation bill over the asvett
Of the Governor and upon q call of ths
yeas and nays Che action of the Governor
was sustained by yeas II. nays SO.
On motion of Mr. Suratt the committee
on ways and means was Instructed tc
report an appropriation bill at the
earliest. practicable moment whereupon
Mi. MuIdock from said committee re,
ported favorably to bill making certain
Appropriations therein named.
Report received and agreed to. !.
Bill passed after being considered by
| the committee of the whole without
amendment. ~ sl. 4a
Mr.. Caperton offered q resolution 1.-THE
Senate concurring) That this Legislature
take recess from this day, December 9th
1865, at one o'clock, p. NJ, until the 4th
Monday in January next, A.. d. 1866.
Mr. Reid offered the following amend
ment. W
Strike out 4th Monday in January, ane
insert sine die. ~ ss3
Which was decided in the negative b,
yeas and nays called for, as follows =
yeas-26, nays-49.
| Mr. Hillyer moved to amend the resolu
ton by striking out the 4th Monday II
January, and insert 4th Monday IN July
1866. Lost,
4 a. -. 4 I,.x 81 l..
ling out 4th Monday in January, ant
The question was then taken on thu
adoption of the resolution. and decided
IN the negative by yeast, nays %.
A message was received from the
Senate informing the House that the
bill making certain appropriations
therein mapped" had passed, with several
! amendments thereto in which the con.
currence of the House is desired. a.ss
On motion the Senate message was
taken up and the several amendments
concurred in. .s a.H6u tah
A message was received from the Gov
val and signature of certain bills therein
named. go3 ssrcea se7s eI al
"A message was received from the Sen.
Resolved by the Senate (the House
concurring), That the Legislature do
stand adjourned sine die on this day at
II o'clock NJ. ass ~ .a.sa7e i. -
On motion the Senate message was
taken up and adopted and the clerk ms
structed to inform thea Senate that the
House of Representatives was now ready
to adjourn. . 9.zzfto r3.aec4ea.
The Speaker then in appropriate
terms declared the House of Representa-
tives adjourned sine die. 81 - - ses5 e~
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4
when the papers on file III
administration; guardianship
repuses pending in he pT1bafe
the time the records bf said court y &
burned. It shall be Lawful for said Z % Il
I've cause new papers to be substitute d 11h
/ the place OF those destroyed where there
remains any authentic data on which 10
lorm such new papers or when from
paroa or other evidence the court shall be
satisfied that the papers proposed 70 be
substituted are substantially the same
as those destroyed and when papers shall
be SO substituted, they shall be recorded
In the same manner. as the originals
should have been and shall in all re.
spects have the same legal force and
effect Of the origiL ais
Sec. 6. Be itefurther eracted, That in
all casespending in the Chancery. Cir
cult and Police Courts of Jackson Comfy,
where papers on file in said causes were
destroy ed by fire at the time the records
of said courts were burned, it shalt be
lawful for said courts to cause new papers
10 besubstituted in lieu of the originals
where there remains any authentic data
on which to found such new apers or
where from parole other evidence the
court shall be satisfied hat the papers
proposed to be substituted are substan-
tally the same as tho q Destroyed and
where papers or other i 'caments are so
substituted, they shall b. recorded in the
same manner that tba law required the
| originals to be recorded, and that said
causes in which the papers or any of
them have been substituted in any .If the
courts mentioned in this act, shall pro
coed on to trial, Judgment or final de-
| cree, as the case may be, in the same
manner as though the papers or none of
them had not been destroyed
Sec.77. Be it further enacted, That it
shall be the duty of the, Board of County
Police to procure from the proper de
partment a map of all the overfowed
land in said county, with tract book
showing the entries that have beenmade.
Sec. 8. Be itfurther enacted, That the
provisions of this act is hereby made ap
plicable to all the courts of Newton and
Rankin counties whether the public
records were destroyed by fire or the
public enemy. .4z f3f
Sec. 9. Be it further enacted That
this act take effect from and after its
passage. &a yIl - tls
Approved November 10, 1865.
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--LATEST News BY EXPRESS. Post.
master Generals report is the first one
TO be completed of the annual depart
lment re port. II is, for the civil service,
an interesting document. For the first
time in its history, the Post Office Depart>
ment is 81 sustaining. 1t no longer
shows its dtfeit o. f1veor six millions of
dollars on the Treasury books. The con-
tracts for the Southern mail service,
which have been let, are at such greatly
reduced rates as 10 cad to the. hone,
when mail seYyice i fully re-esls 81 ished
tilroug South, that the depsrt-
ment vii Ii s: Z. SeH bs ssltsustAlns
greater expeud IRE for less fevrnue than
any other mailfUuse. The postal none
order system has been fairly tried and
works with great success, though the
Government has in it's possession consid.
cradle amount of unclaimed money. !
The Postmaster General recommends
that. the ADVERTISING of the letter list be
lett to the Postmaster of each city, who
in his discretion may select any Journal
instead of giving it 10 the one having the
largest circulation. Owing to the small
price paid for advertising the letter iiigE.
several largely ch cuiated journals have
refused topFint il. though specially au-
thorzed to do so by the law. The result
has been something Of loss to the GOV.
arnments- Especial to" the st. Louis Re.
publican.
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"a "A with ', any such arms Or )

touna VIII 81 &, =, mr. her a bs'nmu-
~ ~, 49, - ii.i. in default of bail ON
81 il further enacted, 4.
.S,i,npn. free negro OF mul IN
q s.s,,;.,e r,ots, rcuts, atirays, tresp s. 49,
4, .l,o;n,,s mischief, cruel treaimei =
sanimals. ssedllious speeches, l2Hf;sS
,..stnres Language or acts, assault a, 80 80
ss.rson d;.ujrbance of the peace, ley..ss
ling the functions OF nAlu.Ster 0f tha
Gospel. without a license from SOM ssy.
EuAr dyaanjssd Church. vending 9vidS.
Gus or intoxicating liquors, or conn t,,s
any other misdemeauor, the punlsktsfn4
81 which. is not specifically provide IT,
by law. shall uponsconvicl ion thereof in
the County Court, be fined not less han
ten dol.a3s, nor more than one hundred
Ed,,lIars. am may b imprisoned at! the
discretion the Court MOI eAcee ding
thirty days.
Sec. 8. Bal. further enacted, Thb A. IL
any white person shaifsell, lind or give
| IN anv freedman, ffes negro or mula ttOe
any fire arms, dirk or b5w.e knng ID IN.
mu uItion, or any sprituous or intoxias
ing LIQUORS, sucn person or persons so
Tending, upon conviction thereof, in II
County Court of his or her County, shelI
b. fined not exceeding fifty dollars, aid
NAV he imprisoned at The discretion Oi
| The Cont. not exceeding thirty daya
| Provided. That any Master, Mistress Or
4mnl, yer OF any freedman, free negro Or
muIatioe. may give TO any freedman,
lree negro or muiatloe, spprenticed To-
mr. emuIoyed by such. Master Mistress
or employer, splrituous or intoxicating
LIQUORS, but not IN suIncent Quantity to
produce intox cat!Ini -
Sc. 4. Be !. further enacted, That,
all the penal AID criminal laws now IN
force il this ite, defining offences and
prescribing the mode of punishment for
crimes and misdemeanors, committed by
slaves, free negroes or mulattoe be ana
the same are hereby re>anactet and DE-
ciared to be III full force aud tfecli
| against freedmen, tree negroes and Enu.
lattoes, excepl so FAR as the niIVe and
manner OF TRIAL and punishmeit haIe
b-en changed or altered by law!
Sec 5. B. it further enacted, Tia II any
freedman, fee negro or mgiat \ J, con'
vlctt d of any OF the misdemeanOfs no
vided against, in this act, shall fail or re
fuse for the space OF FIVE days after con,
vIction, to pay the fne and costs impos-
ed, such person shall be hired out by the
Sheriff or other officers, at public outcry
10 any white person, who will pay salQ
fine and COSTS, and take such convict TO-
thS shortest time.
Sec. 6. Be it further enacted, That TIL
act shall take effect and be in force fri
and after its passage.
Approved, NV 29th. 1865.
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FORTY-FIFrH DAY.
TUESDAY, Dec. 9th, 1865.


Senate net.
+ By Mr.. Martin, Resolution appoin
ring committee to inform the Governt
that the Legislature was ready to adjour
and to know if he had any further con
munication to make, adopted.
The 'mmittte appointed in the above
reported that the Governor had n
further communication TO make.
i On motion OF Mr. Wilson the Secretar
of the Senate was instructed to return t
the House a resolution adopted by bot
Houses on yesterday pIo.diug Tor tn
at o'clock A. NJ, with tie request tina
the House reconsider the vote adopting
the same.
Mr.. SWEET reported resolution in rela
ton to the President of the Unitee
States correctly enrolled.
A message was received from the House
announcing that the House had recon
sidered their vote adopting the resolu
ton to adj ,urn.
House bill entitled an act making GER
tain appropriations therein named, and
for other purposes, was taken up, amend
ed and passed.
Mr. Smith offered resolution to take
a recess until End Mondayin July, 1866.
Mr. L,wry offered to amend by chang
ing to Tuesday before the 4th Monday in
this month. u
laid on the table.
By Mr. Wilson, resolvedby the Senate,
1.-THE House concurring.l tlat the Legisla-
ture do adjourn sine die "a this day at IL
o'clock, NJ. ~ !.
Adopted.
Amessage was received from the House
its concurrence in the above
resolution ----ssssss =, -Egr- .sssss. II
At II o'clock, NJ, the President of the
Senate after an appropriate address, de-.
clared the Senate adjourned sine die.
MONDAY, Dec. 9th, 1865.
House met.
A mess ee was received from. the Sepate
for the appointment of COM
nittee to wait upon the Governor.
On motion the House took up Senate
message. concurred In same. and filed
he blank with the number i've.
The Speaker appointed shs such com.
nittee. Messrs. Gowan. LaSauve, Suratt,
+ artin. and Brown of Yallobusha.
On motion of Mr. Hillye5 the resolu.
ions relative 20 the President of the
United States were taken fiom the Gals
ndarand adopted.
Mr.. Gowan, from select sommitte toll
,ait on the Governor, reported verbally /
bat His Excellency had no further COM
70 make.
5 Mr.. Steele offered q resolution that the |
enate be requested to return to this
louise the joint resolution in relation TO /
ii 1urnment, adopted on yesterday; lost
a message was received from the Gov
NOR.
On motion Of Mr.. Gholson the clerk
a. Instructed 70 inform the Senate Of
Z porting mslsegs et the GovsFnoFs
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w ACT

Y % punish certain offences therein named
and for other purposes. sts esas
SECTION Il. Belt enacted by the Legis
laturs Of this State OF Mississippi, Thatno
freedman, free negro or mulattoe, not in
the military service of the United States
Government, and mot licensed 30 TO do
BY the Board Of Police Of his or her, Conns
ty. shall keeper carry. FIRE arms OF. any:
kind, or any ammunition. dirk or bowie
knife, and on conviction thereof in. the
County Court. shall be punished by fne.
not exceeding ten dollars, and pay the
costs of such proceedings and all such
arms or ammunition, shall be forfeited
TO the informer, and il shall be the duty
of every civil and military officer, to arr
rest Any freedman, free negro Or amplat,
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"a The Legislature adjourned yester
day after prolonged session of forty five
days. There was very respectable
amount of ability in both Houses, and nc
Legislature, we have ever seen, appeared
more anxious to discharge their duties OF
worked more assiduous y at the business
before them. We would have wished
more unanimity on many important
measures but new questions came before
them-they were mariners on AN un-
known sea-and honestly differing, came
to different conclusions. But their work
is done and the people and the govern
ment must decide how thei, duties have
been performed and whether or not they
have met the expectations of the country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1865-12-10

No branch Of farming industry in the
West has been. pushed with more yigor
and with better success than the cultlya.
ton Of sorghum this year. Many more
pr rsons have gone into II than heretofore.
and more ground hiss been APPROPRIATED
TO it. The season for its growth. gather.
ing and grinding has been rehaarably pooi.
The cane grew luxuriantly, Welding !.
gseat supply Of juice, with ! isir proror.
Of saccharine matter,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1865-12-10
airing its present j ssion
tephens Introduced the followine
IN whicheWas unanimously adop

ga the Sena'e.
H. solved, That the thanks of the
Senate are hereby cordially rendered to
The able and efficient Secretary Of D p
Porterand his assistant secretary r R
Williamson for their prompt and faithful
discharge of their arduous duties during
the present session.
Senate adjourned until o'clock p m.