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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-02-02
particular Attention f.f,eu To
The insurance Of Farm Property

!no anians You have been paying and cont;n l..
lie to nay 10 companies located in Illinois Con-
hecacut, New York and other States, hrndre Is
OF thousands of,iollars per annnm. This immense
FUN sent out OF the State for Insurance purposes
can De retained among our own ci;izens, for
which purpose
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-02-02
MerChaMta bic Produce,

Invite my old customersto calland cxomine
mys.ock and prices, and if they sui they will be
sure and buy. have no blowing TO do to Undue
yon topurchase Of me-. Honorable, .traightfcr.
ward dealing and aliving proftand no iunhrg
IS nay motto.
Those knowing the mceivesin arrear.ars ncti
Gedthattheir dues ara very much needed, and
hopethey VI IA rede IN theirpro mi.eKt p-rup.
THROW ME-
v9u24tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-02-02
SINNISSIPPI
Insurance Company.
OF INDFANAPOLIS.
ACCUMULATED
EA2rTAk OVER $500 600.
AND CONSTA ETLY INCREasINc
SINNISSIPPI

TNHIS ENIERPRISING COMPANY
J. now doing an extensive ard fourishirz
business within the Limits oil the State, and ipa..
much as it confines the business of the Comnap,
to the State the stronage of our people is sole.
tied
Policies are issued FOR any period not exceeding
scren Years, AT rates as reasonable az the pronrt
oaEinent ct losses viii permit, on all kinds O.
:, ou'h'esS douses v alter Mills, Hotels Churches
. Sch2o! Houses, Dwelling Houses. rams md
out houses, together with the contents q ,,cb
both in town and country.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-02-02

CUGHs.-The administration of mcdiei-
nal preparations in the form of Iozenqe.
is of all modes the most eligible and con-
venient, more especially as regards a
CoUGH REMEDY. "BropR's bronchial
T-oches" or Cough Lozenges allay irrita-
tion, which induces coughing, giving in.
slant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, in
fucnza, and Consumptive and Astbmatic
e-mplsins,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-02-02

j. NJ. Dale q Co, are selling goods at
less than present New York prices. They
bought when prices we're so much lower
than now, that they can afford to sell gery
low and still make handsome profit One
of the members of the Grm resides in New
York, anG Is prepared to take advantage
Of panic prices whenever they occur; hence
they can afford to undersell those who
only visit the east twice a year, to buy
their goods
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-26


Tn-.r- are CERTAIN tavorIte descEip-
tons Of goods which are universal favo
rites, but the public do nos always krow
where to fud them. We happened to
drop in at one of the numerous stores
here yesterday morning, and found the
proprietor extracting from boxes jus,
received from New Orleans, piles Of the
choicest goods we have laid our eyes on
in many day. Oar lady friends are
particularly interested, and TO prevent
a general rush. we will tell them in the
-triclest coufierce. The goods are at
Mr.. Jno T. Balls near the johnson
hotel They were selected by Mr. Ball
in the Crescent City. and will be sold at
astonishing low prices. Fact-go and see
/ Tor Yourself
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FROM JACKSON.
E.E TEST III GsW TIE
CONVENTION.
Constitutional amendments
dispatch frORn President
Johnson
Memorial fn Behalf Of J Gersc1
Davis and Ga aries Clark.
TIE C0seycnticas .ge:jOerrssed.
Special Dispatci, to ,'.e paily Clarion


JACKSON, August 24.-The Constitution wa
amended go AS to establish special courts OF pro-
bate in each COUNTY, with jurisdiction in matters
documentary minor business allotment OF dover,
aud persons cOmpus 1aen1Rs
An ordinance was rejected by 50 to "A, prGpo-
sing to submit the Constitution and amendments to
the people for ratification rejection.
A dispatch was received from President John
son to Governor Sharkev, and read expressing
the hope of speedy passage of the emancipation
ordinance, and rendering the military forces to
co operate with the civil authorities.
resolution adopted appointing commit
tee 10 confer with the United States authorities
relative to rebuilding levees ON the Mississippi
| river.
An eloquent memorial, by over four Thousand
| ladies of Mississippi, was read, III behalf OF JET
| ferson Davis and Charles Clark, and resolution
was adopted requesting the President of the Cen
yention TO forward the same to President John
| son.
The Convention adjourned at 5 o'clock to day
subject to lie called together within six months
at the discretion Of its President
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NO. 81
40 ce 70 Dcne the i,e!iett n an Fossr q tie ayoT
[No. 81

"A e % Drne the ufrGiti an Po,,rr q the Mayor
of Tie Gin Of Meridian, passed .slsust 2Ist 1865.
r. t enacted bv the Board OF Mayo and Aldermen
of o CIV OF NJ rii+p Thsi AL cases Of breach az
Mss ssiupi cam lifted with the eorporetc limits Of
the CITY of NJ dan wieTe he sane II not felony or
f,Inoi,s crires shall -. deemed offense against
The 20 porati of til. CITY of Meridian and shall be
punisArd as Isl is1rm-anor under The provisions Of
ne = tute b. the Mayo, og ther with al violations
of orlina and laws PISSED or encte by said ard
y May : ana Aid"fnfh
See That all fins nalti"s and forfetuTes for
violations Of law in led b fore th~ Mayor =
thu ty of Meridian shali he for the ara benefit
Of said city, un-ss otherwise expressly provided.
Sea That in ;l cases where fines, penSti or
FORTE lures ere IMPOSED they shell be for and sha
extend and apply to each ana every days tinuance
~ surb .ct ar rl:ssioa hen II is OF - continuing
character and IN ad the 2fayori author
IL, Il when in lis opinion the wrtare 81 tho cit, rc-
quires It. to remove OF cause t he removed 10 any
| ,tn,r place within, without the cttf any and
all persons, goods, property o5s uctloGs ertctons
a nuisances tn t are for i'lIen by any vi the ord
naaces; br .,nain IN he city or any part there
| of at tie expeEsa of TIL off nd r.
| SIC 4 Tn t in g.! eases VIII r the doing of any act
or the omseiont II 10 act or duty is required OF
enjoipei and there shI b no fine, penalty or Tor
feitnre declared fer it. every person convict theFeo
shall DC lined not less tnan one nor more than fifty
dollars
| SIC 5 BE 1t further enacted. That in n | i
the offender be minor, IN parent guTrd an or en-
oyer of such minor, scal be liable for the penalty
aud costs.
Sec That in all ses where there is reason t'
apprehend "a breach of the peac', or the Violation
any dnance, where any erson Is Jnvlef'd OF a.
violation OF any the ordinan the Mayor may Re
guir. bond suffice security. suc! an t.oan
s he shall deem rcas0nab that >uca lerSon shall b
| OF good behavior for term not exceeding tw' ~
mouths and such person shall rafus or ai 10 Civ
such bond he may he epufn d IN all for such tune
t C Mayor may require, not however, to exceed tn
time limited ia the Oh ID such person Is
mor, the parent, guardian OF employ r OF the minor
shall give or cause the bond to be given.
>tC T. hat unies- otherwise expressly provic {
| no ordinance 'epeal of ordinance, sTd' b
ce uiti tree days after publication, excluding IL
first day OF publication Approval.
| JNO ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
4. y. r. CnADwIcE, Secretary
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O0r The Convention pro
have been so voluminous tor
VS. past that our usual amount
| and news matter has been
but. TO day the proceedings
hrlv all out available space
fully give way knowing how
people are to see what Mlosis
irg to do. The Convention I'd
riday evening, and the proceed
De completed in our print OF
orning. We are much pleased
Eours- the Convention has pur
g believe il has given satisfaction
L t home but abroad among oui
brethren of the North. If The
alton is salts fled we care moth
the radical hue and cry.
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JNo. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
ATTEST:
R.Y. R. CHADWICK, Secretary
INO. A..

mo. f.
an Ordinance to Pro ti6H Qa0rreliag, Etotous ana
Disorderly Conduct, passed august 2lst, 1860
re iteatct.d by te Boar4 of Mayor an Aldermen
of tn. ity of eridan Taatno person shall D. guty
,f hphtiny or quarreng, excessive drdnhnesS Of any
,t IN &C Mt "r disor Jerry !uct in the streets
hcuses or anywhere else in the city, nor Of sbus ng
nrnvonr or disturbing either by word or action, any
hrs m in O valkittg in any eet or public way
SEC 2 hat no person sh al be guilty OF exposing
In nubc any writing, sign drawing print, cAricaiure'
statue or any object which may excite scandal OF
have n ten ieacy to disturb the Pablo peace nor
break down. dystroy I'M carry away, any lVhee
or sy part reof, the steps, ns or doors VI
houses deface or bre * or carry away any SIG"
oard or plate Ind eating he name, residence occ1ra
ton or business of any person
SEC g. That no person snail destroy, hreaH down
mutiate or deface any tomb. grave sor SCI hochFa
monument erected in any buryinG ground, or III any
| way violate the same -. ..
SIC 4 That any person violating any revision OF
this ordinanc hall be fined not less an lVe aoAi
! nor mo g t IN fifty dollars for eve,y offense.
/
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DIJNCEM ENTS.

ris.d 10 arnounce On VIM
n3s-,i.,n. "a n ca didate r Gov
Election first Aio day in ctober
.bo~;zed to announce J"S" ".
onntv. "a q candidate for STATE
Lex: general election.
|,horized - announce the name OF
wan Esq. Of Lauderdale, a.
s'nupxpirpd term Of the Hon Wm.
- FAR the counties Of Landerdale
|ction tsrse Monday In 'cto0er
,,.ho,;xeA to announce A J Oil
ga "A A ca1didsts for the ONCE ct
|kXt gen eral election.
,.horizad to "nncunca G. A
nE,nab a. candidate for the office
.ofs at the next general election.
,bo,ir ID tn Announce s: T. MAER,
. candidate for tho office OF state
mex. general election
..,,or;o II to annouree JOHN r.
~ "a canuidate for State Treas
General 'lec ION.
,.bo, rod to announce W p. EVANS
o.vdidate for District Aitor ~ OF
- mis- ret. c.mpused of the c"Hr-
10 CIa Ike Wayne. Jones, Perry
and Ha'r'son,
authorized 20 announce CmAS. ~
4iJate for District Attorney OF tho
Gstr;ct. composed of tue counties OF
X WAYNE. Jones, Perry, Gr.ene,
| AID Harrison.
|,uthori2ad to announce greene ~.
candidate for District Attorney OF
District. comnosed of the counties
(. Wayne, Jones, Perry. Greene,
ana y .rriso7.
ai,L or;zcd 10 annoup &c Hon w
a.a cardi ate for Judge of the Eighrf
cr,qvosed OF the counties of Laud
ayg.r, orcs, Gree e, PrrrT, JACKSON
.T.s,u 1t the October election
|a,-.,ori,od 10 announce the name @
rsacalii late for reelection 10 tn
os land .rdal" County to ill the un
.sid ottice. Election first Monday Q
authorized ~ un0unce til" name o
|lerson as Il candidate for rec ectiol
lefk Circuit Court Of Lardcrda'
e une xpiret term OF said office. Election
October, 1900
M horized to announce the name q
| =. id AS q candid tie for re-elrcti' II, I
|ob,t. Clerk of Luuderda!e, to Till tn
of s4id ohice. Election first Monday
authorized 30 announce ". G.. ST1
|EI ,te for Judge Of Probate, OF L;'ut
Election first Monday in October
authorized TO announce Siam. Char
as a candidate for Judge of the igh'
=. composed of the counties OF l. nde
avne. tones, Grepue. Perry JacHso
Harrison, at the October election
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Mai. I. ID. Partridge.

KS CLARION :-Iu a short ume ah
for State officers will take place
Sippi. There will be applicants
Itferert positions within the g't
eople, Of every grade OF ola
Rnk, 20 longer partisans bu'
and well wlshers of the govern
Some will have but recently lard
he honorable trappings OF tn
and others will rise from the
pursuits of life. There will ot
bf material to choose from The
fcultyis who sh Ill we elect? For
Ee OF Secretary Of State Ihere viii
y be a number of candidates, but
ave given better assurance OF their
'-'''',a patriot in couns | as well
Etoa1Id than Maj Isaac NJ. Pat
t Warren. Permit me, Mr.. EDITOR
|ent him to the people as a gentle
p every way qualified for the oinc'
K that the Clarion make favorable
pa Of HIM. Examine his record
phi find that be fought CALAMITY
2 pen to prevent revolution. and
Il discover too that in April 1861 bt
aide the pen and took up III
e ard malched TO Virginia, where
Haineo Till The SUR cnder OF Lee
that time he has been speaking
Of wisdom and truth to the peopl
pa the columns of the Vicksbur
|1' There are many gentl. men Il
ale worthy of the pos,tiop-men c
s'Iainments and unexceptions
r. out | bold none are more deserN
aO Isaac N. Partridge, and if | al
'',&Ken In the appreciation an
las OF the people, they will elet
October. PHOENIX.
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INo. 81
In Oydsdace Regulate tie Observance Of the Chris
tian Sab ath Day, passed august 2lst, 1865.
Attest
L. y. R. CHADWICK, Secretary.

In Oi;aaace to Regulate tic Observance Of the Chris
tian Sab ath Day, passed august 2lst 1865
Be it enacted ty the Board of Mayor AID ldermen
of the CITY of Melidian That tradesmar, lab rrr
or other De IL WIN tsprvei, shall do or exercise any
worldly labor, business or work OF their orAhary
calling n The Christian Sabbath lworSs OF necessity,
charity and necessary occasions OF the family eA
ceptrd r.
SEC. : That no person shall publicly expose for
sale nor Il III any store, shop warehouse, or ht-
wise any goods, wares erchahdse, upon TIE
christi II sabbath; and all stores sn ps and war
n uses in which goods of any description are Kept ior
safe shall be clos turing the entire day, from twelve
e uck Saturday hi ut twelve O'CLOCK uLday night
This sec ion not apply to keepers % hotels
boar,!Ing houses. puoiir e@r e house where no
rtolls liGuo pt for sale, nor to 6p%th cares
| ia th-ir busin such
SEC g. That keepers of drinking houses or sh ,ps
where spirituous vinious liquors are Kept Tor sae ny
glass or drink shall allow said house or shops,
IN he kept open sell permit TO be sold, any Ylnous
| or 5, irtlous liquors the sabbath day
| SIC 4 Tba 30 SIP rts public exercise. or rXhlDl
tions or games OF any ki I'd. shall al wed on thai
d4v. or Shall owners Of pin Alleys other places
Of p,bic amusement be permitted keep open on tAt
| Sabbath -
| SEC ). That no person shall buy or sell any good
or things whatsoever that day except IN case OF sc
! ness and for the necessar Of life
| SECS. Tha any r4n violating ny provision o
this ordnance shall be lined less than ten doIia
! nor more than fry dola q for every ohense
NupRnVtD.
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Holy THE SABBATH.-Particular
is invited to the ordinance re g
he observance OF the Sabbath
Of business must b closed on
A heavy fine attaches to OF
Lnd we can assure all that it will
ID on every violator hereafter.
no do not wish TO contribute to
Treasury next Monday had bet
the law.
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CITY ORDINANCES.


a., s- "a yt-asol al F,rmer CIV L1rs pcsscd Axgas.
2lsi, 1866
To II enacted by the ard of Mayor ani Aldermen
IF he eity OF MERIDIAN rat all laws, resoiutious,
,r and pualic relating to TIE managemeui
Of tbe ,,uricp pal government ct Merdia- passed
On ed ia the year 1850 and approved IN i6.a {:
June OF said year, be and the hereby declared
repeated
SIC , BeN furtaer eaact d. raat this act sha.
take effect aud be in Cor from and nf;cr passsga
Approved:
RI t CHAnwIcK, Secreta~y
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EXECUTIVE OFEICE.
JACKSON, August 10Th, 1865.


JACKSON, August l9tn, 1863
Information having reached me- that
p4rties of bad men have banded together
IN different parts Of the State, tor The
purpose OF robbing and piuadering, an,t
for Violating the law in various WAYS ana
that outrages Of various kluds are being
nerpetr4ted and toe military authorities
Of the United States being insufficient to
,,rott CT the people throughout the entire
State, l do therefore Call upon The PEG
ple, aud especially on such as are llacle 10
perform military duty, and are famli'ar
with military disclp inc, to org niz VOL
unte+r companies in each county In thu
) ate, it practicable, at least one cothph
If cavalry. and one OF infantry, a. speed
! ,,v as possibi,. for the detection of crlmi
mails the prevention Ct crime and the
| conservation Of good order. And urge
nnou these companies when formed that
! thew will be vlgiIant in the discharge o.
/ their duties. These companies Will ne
| orsonizad under the law in relation tn
vnlurreer companies as contained In The
Rxv,sed C,,de, and the amendment thtr+
RI passed on the 10Th of f. bruary, loou,
except that as soon as the proper tuho
| Shlll volunteer, the election Tor olhceFs
NAV take place immediately and WI h"u'
furIhtr OF der, and commissions Will be
,sued as soon az returns are received, anu
,ha election NAV be held by any justice
of the neace. most earnestly cali upon
tho Young men of the State who have sc
distiyauisht d themselves for galiantry, e
respond promptly 10 this call which Is
made. in behalf of suffering peopit.
1t will be the duty, as | hop II Will o.
the plra.ure, OF these compan''s to pur
sue and apprehend all offenders agains
law. and by vigilance, to prevent crime
10 aid the civil authorities, and to con
tribute all in their power to the restora
ton of good order in the community,
Arms will be procured if possible tor sucl
As NAV not have them, but would ad
wise an immediate orgar:z ttion with suc'
arms as can De procured.
Given under my hand and the grea
seal OF State affixed.
w. L. SHAHKEY,
Provisional Gov. OF Miss.
Ry tn Governor
), john II EcHoLs. Sec'y of State.
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THE mails being much interrupted even IS
military establishment, that few letters written
ever res CHI m. i. tie efOre, di Get and feqnet
tie eo dc.ire to enter school, 10 ref u my soVe'
tiseneet N The IL on aud be on hand at the begin
ninx of he session - MOn1ay of Sert)
rHOS s. GATH light,
Principal of Sumaerviile Institute.
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Eel d MoSTEAcLE, COMMERCIAL
E NO IL, ST. FRANCIS Sr. MoBILB
RUSSELL and Monteagle buy and
commissions coin, current money,
a estate or any other mtrchanta
@odity. They will also advance
cotton consigned to them. Give
TeslI.
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Union Female College,
OXFORD, MISS.


One of the Oldest in the State
THE exercises /, this restitution wif b res aed On
i tie 81 day II Ortoter next der tie sup-ri$
tendon of Rev e IL Bell. 81 A who ha- BEEN
elected ekideEt. : .
He will DO assisted by corps of with quail Gel
teachers
The .siee Of uitiOa wiz be the came as before The
suspension 49,.
I.o~pr sasses per session of 30 weeks. sig and SIS
Higpr a. do do 20
Music, eaea Instrument, ~ "a
ONE HALF IN ADVANCE
t-ES. " -daFr Ian q ham u ~ Branches II
c'delia expenses including tae CT Instrument
-xra
SAould to ri the college TO; h" re frrrish'd
I Tim boa Il can ilv obtained n the oes; pa
We q tam lies. fson 5la I"
Payinent may be made in currency. wi b the per
| cent added
The high reputation OF Mr. Bell FIR seho'es'ic a.
t~inueats his sptuess for teach re, bis susvltS Il
manue~ lila known es.riat on as vernon 81 vnure
,dr i. and his long eSreri-nce as teacher JUSTIFY
the BOARD ask Dg HpeTa patronage = u SSH
/ tuition :. u NJ ESNF1'
! suz a2d2w President of tAe Bnsrd - T""st "a
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an Ordinance to Proride for thr City Printing passed
august 21st, 1865
Be it enacted By the Board "f Mayor and Acc N ,,
of the ,,i,y of Meridian hat there shall be a CHy
printer elected anunay by the Board, who sh II rs
ceive such salary 70 be paid qua tery) as may ot
determined by said boa of Mayor anu Aldermen I"
tbe cnmmenc.m ut of each munje ii veaf.
SIC . Be ii further enacted, That IL shaii De Int
du.v of the lily Printer to publish many times =
th Roa NAV tletermre al laws, ord nahc $, by avs
osutons and other public reatnsto the gentr a
veal off ciay made, enacted ordained or passed .!
the said Board of Mayor aud ldermen.
Approved: - 80 -,
Attest
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mo. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
ATTEST:
R.Y. L. CHADWICK, Secretary

no. 3.
4n Ordnance to Regulate the Marhst passed August
21st. 1865.
BE II enacted by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the CITY sof Meridian That the regular MAJ ket
hours shall be from day rea until nine O'Clock III me
NORM e. and Satur lay afternoon from four untl seven
q clock and market ON Sunday
STc,o That it shall n, hesawiu' for any perso
r nersons to sell expose for sale within the corpo
ra+e lin Is OF Merida during Mark Eoras any meat
fish, vegetables or poultry. -,
SEC > That no person shall offer for sale at tAt
mark et house or within the corporate ImtS Oh ''
81 = any unsound meat, fish or provisions
&c That anv person vioia'iong aay provision
If this ordinance shall fined not less than hye dola
n,r more tn n twenty five dollars for each ofiehse.
Apr we'd: ,.,,,,~>-,- ,.o,-or .
At est:
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NOTICE

and acauaintanccs of r. James c
|Or w G.. Johnson are vi ed to attend
MRS D NJ. HARRIS, to proceed from
of DIR. w. q. johnson this (Satur ay)
he o'clock.
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Nv n Wv TTTVI
JouN II. EcHoLs. Sec'y of State.

IETrRR FROM Hon. r BIT. TYLER The
fol, wing letter firm Hrn.-R bt. YER
n V,roIniA-son of ex President II i+r-
annear,d IN tn Richmond Il puhlic O.
10 Sd inst. At he time of the coiiap~e,
Mr. + was r gister of the Coniederatt
Treasury Department.
RlcnMoxD, Aug. ., 1865.
To the Editors of The RspuJHc-Wlthoot
s;oupr 50, ca. Reason, taks the liberty.
ctfully bat most earnestly, to advise
that no person WHO has held comm :
sion in civil or NIL tary service OF the la
| coafedera,e Go eminent sh@ll perm
himself 10 be candidate for the legls'a
me. either Federal or State, at the en-
suing election.
1t is true, | believe as result OF tut
recent struggle, that the entire people Q
Virginia have accepted the U"Ion anf
G ,yerrment of The United States In gooe
faith. The institution of slavery has orei
extIncuished As matters now s'aho
cannon perceive what possible danger L
safety o Union, or the peace the ,un
,ry could arise by allowing an aosolot
choice of representatives. 10 the "n'"
constituent body But there al . ciicpn
sta ces in the present stale OF generS
and tioual politics which cake 1t IN
net atiyaiv necessary, In my opinion, uia
nose citizens VINO were prominent
ID n,if-d with the cause OF the Conie'
a,acv should exercise "a rigid politlc'
abstinence at this time.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT Tyler.
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~ USG Lazy who has &c some experience
A N t44ebn.; wishes ebtai' sltuat"'a =
-. in,rv bran hes II IN Easiss Eaucati n she 4
,rAna. ed CIV instruction ia the rndnen9s o.
1ueic h is all wed to rA-er o Bisn p Green.
Address Box it6 C.4Iumhus p. o. Miss
Aug Is Is Sill W.
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TO SPORTS MEN.

n7vDER. HOT AND c psf sporting eHr
poses ia limited gu .L'iti s1ssi = &c r T.'
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NOTICE.

IT srprrT Eco. of Pau'ding Miss, Is hers
-. bv authorized TO represent me IN Al thc c urIs
tn 4sa and e,h Judicial Districts = th- stare
ami an othar courts 10 which eev@ evva
rssa ~ aard d stri s during my absence frorr tue
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Important Proclama don.

We invite the attention. OF our readers
to the following proclamation OF Govelno
Sharkey:
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