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nRACLAMATION.

WHEREAS. By recent Legislative enact |
ment. the Executive of this State Is
authorized to accept the services OF, and
tn 90 nmission as many Volunteer Com
nanies as he may deem necessary to keep
tbe peace and preserve order, and Tor the
protection af the lives and properly OF
tho citizens. and, whereas, the organlza-
,ion @ If such companies appears to be inn
peratiyely demanded by the present con.
d;tion of affairs in this State:
Now |. Benz. G. Humphreys, Governor
oF the State of Mississippi, do earnestly
exhort the good people OF the several
| counties in this State to organize them
selves into volunteer companies and elect
- tboir command men of known pru-
dence and sagacity, for the purpose OF
suppressing crime and preventing law
IeSsness of all kinds, and for the better
nrotection of the community at large
acoinst all excesses and for the security
of their lives and property. Every COM
nonv organized under this proclamation
shall consist of at least thirty two privates
besides the necessary officers; and shall
/ not exoeed one hundred. Within thirty
laws after the organization of each com
nanv a muster roll of the company anc
. the election proceedings OF said compa
, nies. certified by a Justice OF the Peace
I shall be forwarded to the AdJutant Gene
. ral at Jack son, in order that the officer
!. NAV m be commissioned and the organiza
I t;on be duly recorded
e All organizations failing to compI
: ,;th these requirements, will be con
= s;dered as not legally organized, and wi
: : he he disbanded. All companies organize
i nnder the proclamation of Provisions
" y Governor Shakey, which have been re
y nortad to this Office, will be recognizes
n and are properly in commission.
y Given under my hand and the gre
at seal of the State of Mississippi afnxed' u
, the third day of November, 1902;
q = BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
g Governor of Mississippi.
OF By the Governors
eF Secretary Of State
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w BATTA TAILE
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR AGENCY,
CORNER OF FRONT AND CONT STREETS,
MOBILE, ALA,
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
Near Mobile, Alabama

THIS Institution one of the oldest that exists in the
south was chartered in 1885 by tAs Leslslature OF
vwith All tha rights of University. The
pan Of studies comprises The Csnmercai and Glass
ical courses.
qrhe Commercial course inelades the study OF the
rrgHsh French Spanish and German Languages, Of
Gosranhv and history of Arithmetic and Book
keeping, of Algebra and Geometfy.
shove mentioned. the Latin ana Greek Langusg0s,
rhetoric Natural and Mental Phi'osophy, Chemistry
The age of adm 'sson il from nine TO nfteen years
I'D No one can be admitted unless he knews how TO
read and write. o.r.-
The next session win open on the ! ST OF DECEM
arr Terms for rhe whole session (Which lasts 10
rnonths0 including hoard and TRITON, washing medea
L Fees land Statione ry. ~S0O U
1 Entrance Fee ~ "
These texas are payable in geld or its equivalent
i snripr Hin Col.ege near Mobile Ala.
Nov Hd3m. FISAV VANsASa ~ - "
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4 GsoRe,.N srrEcH.-Mr. Warren, a

A GEORGIAN sPEEcH.-Mr. Warren,
member of the Georgia Convention upon
the subject of the Presidents deSire sa;J anS.
The Stale war debt be repudiated,, salu
IF the authorities at the NatlonaI cap
tai require this thing OF Us, we the
submit ss we did in reference 10 Ins
anannination np,, of slaves. Alabama and
North North Carolina both repudiated their war war
deht dlJ1t" under the pressure of instructions
SepO' eron, W." Washington. If we are required
tn ,fof1 follow their example, we should know
i now, and not, after we have perhaps an
decided upon paying the debt ma nave : n,on an
adverse telegram rom ron n,omant as Let
~ sp'1n pnew before hand what we must ). do' .a
Us that siPV # we are compelled to repudnla.e
the' the responsibility e may lie upon the d GOo Oo
ernn nn the State of Georgia. Upon he
epp eipentcheon there should be no STAIN
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= Rey. c. K. Marshall, will deliver
ddress in the hall of the House OF Re-
antayes on Tuesday evening, at I 2.
The SUBJECT of the address will be
. labor, and European emigration.
!. Marshal's we'll known reputation
Speaker, is a sufficient guarantee that
,o0urse viii be interesting, and In
Five. Every one that can do SO.
III turn out and here him.
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...oy.g-AmoDg the distinguished
I.r,op. now temporarily sQjourning
I..,, we are glad to observe our
lend. Col. +. NJ. White, President OF
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad.
White is an unoJrusive, quiet gen
an Of large experience and great
in rafroading. He deserved dis
IN IL n rth Mississ,l pi, as the only
rbo has ever commenced to build q
H. without money and made it pay
az from the start.
l. Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
r IN running order between Grenada
vonphis, with only one change OF
title Tallahatchie, over which the
4 20 will be rebuilt in about month
weeks. Great difficulties have
overcome by Col. White in pushing
mnrovement forward to completion
o1t other aid than his known capac
railroad manager, and his inflexl
Integrity as man, would enable hin
tnmand from the crippled merchant
N,lcmphis. 1t is expected that IL
amonth the cars will run over tn
Y line without change, and then W
0nfdently expect the rapid inter
re of sentiment between souther
appi and the capital, which existe
I. the war.
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RY THE lSNOES.
ApJ'r. AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. Sd, 1865.


ADJ'r. AND INsP. GEN LIS OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. Sd, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. /.
Officers commanding volunteer compa-
nies, already, or that may be organized
and commissioned, are warned that 1t is
their duty to aid the civil authorities In
the suppression of crime and the pre-
vention of lawlessness of all kinds. They
are not authorized to take the law into
their own hands and be judge and jury
euch conduct would rather add to, than
| dacrease the evils that surround US. Any
one found committing depredatlons or
endan gering the peace and safety OF the
| comm unity in any way, should De arrest
ed and turned over to the proper authorl'
ties for trial.
While the organization has for its OBJ
iect the protection of the persons and
nroperty of the citizens of the State, 1t
should be borne in mind that any oppres-
sion ofany class of the population OF the
State is not only contrary TO law
and will bring sure and speedy punish
ment upon the offenders, but is also con
trarv to good policy. 1t is recommended
: that each company make rules and regu
= Iations for their government on patro
duties and that system of patrols within
. each company beat be at once inaugural
J ed and kept up. The companies ar
warned to avoid all conflicts OF authorit
!. or action with the military forces of tn
: Federal Government, and whenever prac
q u ticable, to act in con cert with them. :
- - they are also warned to treat them at a
IS times with that respect and courtesy du
| from one military organization to anothe
IL and the officers will be held to strict &C
- countability for any deviation from tn
% order.
g. By command of
er BENZ. G. HUMPHREYS,
o' Governor and Commander-in-Chie
- - State of Mississippi.
10 JAS. NJ. KENNARD,
pl Adjutant General.
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T A highly imaginative correspond
tf the New York Herald, writing
this place, gives a fancy sketch OF
Logislature, which, at the request OF
members, we published some days
!. The mistakes and misrepresenta
k of the writer ere so numerous tha'
I kaa intended noticing few OF them
ke paper. in which it appeared, bu
Bress Of other matter prevented.
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t1royGHEgT.-The Concert OF Miss
| Floyd, on account of the rain storm
hight, which prevented the removal
/ piono, &C., was postponed until
! day night next, the Dist inst. The
|ramme, as announced for last night,
be carried out.
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posvIend froshv deceased w~re granted 70 fhe
undersigned at the last September term OF tne FI
bate court of Jasper county, state OF MhSsissPpI
Now ali persons having aims against the estate OF
said decedeut hereby required to ex the
duly probated and registered within the nme pre-
seribed by law, or the same Will oe naIfTe 49,,
Nov IL w6t LEVI OnOoDA' A~H -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EE-V Vickshurg mail arrives daily at
1916.
Departs daily at Ia p m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1870.
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50.
Eastern mail arrives daily at |, p m.
{" 8. departs !" 10:3O, M
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Pc impression seems to prevail that
Davis viii be permitted to leave the
R'vy. This would be wise and we'll
Ietin.
ethlnk the wisest course would be
EAFoie Mr. Davis, and we believe that
ION as the Southern States in their
nate Stale capacities shall once more
gel into lire, the parole will be
loHd. When that is done there is no
'aern Confederacy in theory as there
fone now in fact and the retention OF
Davis will noLonger be necessary.
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ombor. in the yestt
he frst District o.
ase, and it appear I'M nj
that the deten Sa 81.
q State, and thai 30 q
de upon her, ! l.s arns
I,ouisa NJ \ oune .,s.
r demur to the : eolt ssS.
y in jar nary, a.,s louv,
his court, or the san0
essed. nub,
order shall be PIN Ia
ly at least once nub.
a newspaper PS
20 CHAPMAN. +.
art, Hiads co. N i'''
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pror.r prr,-a.rs FREEpMyx & ABS'D LANDS
Jaeksrn Miss., AoSs IL, isaS }

Bureau REFUesTs, FREEDAFS ABSD LsSps ,stI
Jacksrn Mise., aoSs II, iseS
CIRC ULAR LETTER:
II. constantly reported to the Commissioner and
his agents that the freedmen have been deceived a
to the intentions Of the government
II ia said that lands will be taken from the prese'
holders and be divided among them on next Christmas
" New Year, This impression, wherever II exss"'
ia wrong All officers ard agents of this Bureau are
hereby directed to take every possible means 70 re-
move so erroneous and injurious an impression slheS
will enaeayor TO overcome other false reports tAS'
have been industriously spread abrsad with pus'
pese to unsetta labor and give rise to disorder and
sufs ring.
Every proper means will be taken to secure TAU
ritten agreements contracts for the eoaing year
and the freedmen instructed that il is for their oes
ipterest.to look to property holders for employ
ment. The Commissioned depFecates hostile acaeI
and wishes every possible exertion made TO prodoe'
| kind feeling and mHtua confidence between ta'
hI.,L. and whites 30. HOWARD,
Maj. G Gen1. Comm'r.
| OFFICIAL:
Z. BAMBURGER,
| A. A. A. G..
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llt humorous writer Bill Arp, IS a
date for the Georgia State Senate.
Ivill not poverty bring the craft to?
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B9~ Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans is now prepared to supply those in want of
irugs and medicines, with everything appertaining
o the drug trade at the lowest market rates.
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tE-Commission and general merchants,
will find at the wholesale drug store of Jas CONCEAL
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans everything belonging to the drug trade they
NAV reouire at prices based on the latest gold quo
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npITT AIRY,

Died, at his residence in Columbus Miss, on the
nth of Nav last Col JOHN NJ. WrrHERsPooN, agSd
~ years and months.
Col wITHERsPooN was a native OF South Carolina
and planter by profession. Quiet and unostenatons
in his nature avoided rather than sought distinction
The pleasures of the family circle and the confidence
and affection of his friends the chief sources e
his happiness Amable his disposition of exemplary
and christian department, active and usefdi IN the
spbere of his association and universally eseeneo oy
his friends and acquantances. There were Few per
sops whose prospects for honor and happiness were
brighter when thus stricken down i'm the midst OF his
davs. This tribute is written by one who knew him
well and intimately. and who only saw from time 10
time more cause to love and honor him.
He was truly noble in all his feelings, honest IN ms
dealings and true in his frenships. He left Dehina
him loving and much loved wife and three lttle emu
dren and eonding sisters mourn his untImely los
Mich will he be missed with hrobing hearts by those
yhoreled upon him confidently for council ana pro-
teetion and by those who won't to grasp hlh ey
the hand and TO the outbeamlng OF genuine
friendship from his open and manly eountenap ce
The flowers that adorn thy resting place VIII ooon
and wther for many season before a warm ana III
feetonate emembranee of thee, my friend sha iaue
rom nv heart Peace to thy ashes and honor TO lhy
memory.
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,As weekly Clarion viii be sent to
.'I..o ~, the receipt of thirty dollars, free Of
.aa Pa5lislcTs.
- 70 % .n5 weekly Clarion viii each contain
D'l' Of both houses of the Legislature
,15., acts and resolutions of THE session.
! %. p,, T constitution and the laws passed at
. .-... .- nur-uaucs thereto viii 50 materially
''- f,i. - LEGISLATION Of the State as TO render
(. %. w. r-,sept session Of unusual importance
Z s..-aod among the people for correct
-, Constitution and the acts AID laws OF
asl we have concluded to print an edition
..o r.e Of our subscribers. All subscri-
,.rr clarion who pay their subscription
-. I'll. in advance, win receive copy Of
'''- .r,rtlon with the public and private acts
~ ~ Fl, rampLlet form, free Of charge
.r.s. Of rht4 edition will cost us severf
.'lr.-. +. vii. be sent only tothose who pay
1r. he wear. This proposition viii be lef
a..,ol january. Address
CLARION, Jackson, Miss.
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York paper
.tion has the
will be inter.
and admirers
amiable lady:
Rr.-This well
tn accompa-
ow decided to
Fifth Avenue
OF it will, of
learsal of the
o: but besides
task OF
- around her,
be employed
orll for which
history of the
v years. With
of this won
.quainted, and |
t ''the story OF
,st interesting
/ il.
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ErrrrI man IN EOuisinmn.

appears from the New Orleans papers
lat the recent election, the Black Re"
BAN agitators of that city, under the
loGT. J. Dmaut, got the negroes to go
Eugh the farce of voting for delegate
lonress. Such an absurd proceeding
led disturbances at the polls IN varl-
places, and will naturally have the
b of creating discomfort and bad feel
|among the colored people.
Alese miserable white fanatics are do
a0in their power to produce collisions
Feen Shareholders and the freedmen
lactt attention of the latter IRON
lstrial pursuits, and if successful II
diabolical plans, would inevitably
on q conflict between the races.
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ozanno }chatnncory q

lu
Ozanne } Chaneery
embar in the year
he first dist, let oi
on opening me
ny from the sfhdavIs
lapts Thomas u
ne are uonresidenis
e of subpoena caa
refore ordered thai
w fe Emma Ozanne
demur, to the com corn
v in January, leoO,
s court; or the same
fgssed. -
order shall be puo J.
Y, at least once ,i. y
a newspaper pno'
O. CHAPMAN,
uinds Co, Miss
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s said that Garibaldi lately caused
'oi MS horses to be sold in Genoa, on
puohc market place. King Victor
'Ianuel hearing OF this gave orders to
Cnase the two animals, which brough I
g thousand francs. lie then offered
= as preseat to the General, who
I'"Feiy refused to receive them.
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weeting.

eIma and Melid.a,r, ds,,.
+ to - meet in gIrsns. ssnvsn
! ! y iers Jgy'i iinsdividu ally.
Y. ~ SHARPE, j Sec y
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GREAT SALE
GOVERNMENT HORSES, MULES,OXEN,

GOVERNMENT HORSES, MULES,0XEN,
COAL BAR G ES
And other Property.
DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI,
Office Chief Quarter Master I
VIcksburg Miss. Nov. 6, 1865.
Will be sold at auction, to the highest oldder' al
Davis Bend Vicksburg, and hatcher, under the di-
rection of Capt G L, Parker, NJ, and at Or Gre e
+ Heaton @ NJ, all tie surpl Horses, Mules and
Oxennow in this Department But few of these are
condemned animals The serV1ceaole animals are soio
besanse no longer required for military purposes.
Al til same times aad places aarge variety of cen
! demned property, intending
| Wagons Ambulances. Carts,
| Carpenters Tools, Axes, Spades,
| shovels Picks, Mill Saws,
| Hardware, Grsin sacks
A1so CI,thing, Tents, Knapsaeks,
uaxersaeks, Blankets, Boot 8, Shoes, &c.
Also large quantity Of Second hand Lumber
4 Also. several COAL BARGES at vicksburg and
mSase sales will be the largest which have been
made in this State and viii give every one an oPpor
!. unity TO purchase anything they may DESIRE
Z They viii commence as follows:
Davis, BEND, Monday. Nov. 18th
yUCKsBURG, Wednesday, Nov. 18th,
EATCHEZ,;T Tuesday Nov. 2Isa,
: GRENADA, Monday, Nov. 18th,
COLUMBUs, Tuesday Nov, 21st,
JACKSON, Saturday, Nov. 25fh.
i An inals win be sold singly. sales win commend
% At 10 o'clock q m of each day, and be continue
% daily until All the property is disposed Of.
Terms. Cash in United States currency.
HENRY, n wHITTELSEY.
oy7ds25usv COlOasl, Chief ouartermast
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ag Druggists, in the city and country
can now purchase and have the selection of tLeir
goods from the largest assortment in the city James
Gonegal, Wholesale druggist, corner Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans, is prepared to sell
lis goods at the lowest mark ct prices.
rz17We are authorized to announce Johnson H'
Dansby, of Newton county, as a candidate De
fore the egislature Clerk of the Penitpntiary.
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COMPANY.

ow prepared to .n,p =
renn. and ooiumDs.
south. For rates
. a. 49, Agept
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latest style of announcing defal-

4 4igh othcer, who has been intrusted
,b Iae disbursement of large sums dur
&c war, hnds his accounts in such IN
NJ S1oIe condition that he will probably
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sent at
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vice was
us kind.
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her re-
ntlemen
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family in
raj and
the vast
e had so
,rave had
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her noble
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and the
h OF their
him the
d, in the
a Spanish
Emperor
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rown +; and
voted for
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the crown
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wned.
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| any leaders
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against the
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prominent
a republic
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abdicated.
10 leave the
600 allowed
ly to Italy,
co, where in
prescribed as
IT know the
Tamaulipas,
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e was innme-
a trial, was
antence was
July 10Th
the time o.
d before an
Government.
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the soldiers
andage owe.
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purer patrlC
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TERMS

.. advertisements and JOB WORK. Ca
tso''sl' p3yable monthly.
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ution
inf.
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OFFICIAL:
Z. BAMBURGER,
A A. A. g.
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STATIONERY, sc. &c.
I26 Monroe Street,
WHEEL1Na,:w. va.
II. a. MARSHAL'S SALE.

oI sss SS1Et B.ros SI taS Il T9tSa %es
Jefferson 7. Martin virginia. at wheeling. FaH
and others. Term, 1854. In OhAncery.
Il the United States for the District OF West Vir-
ginia, rendered at the Fall Term 1866 ut wheeling
In the above entitled cause, will on TUESDAY,
JUNE 18Th, 1885. at the front door Of the Court
House of MarshRlI county, West Virginia, sell ct
public suction. to the highest and best bidder the
more less situate in the forks Of Big Grave Greek
In said county Of MarHhAl, and In said decree mem
toned, being part Of the farm that James BuFley
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded a. follows
to-Wit: beginning ut . stake In the mouth OF Q
Bayou. corner to . piece ofthe same farm that was
heretofore sold to VIM. P. Davis; thence down the
creek with the original line OF said survey, with the
several courses and distances thereto the centre
OF large cut in the bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railr DAD Company, and where the creek
q stump, corner to piece, say about eight and a
half acres, heretofore sold to Robert Alexander;
thence with said AlexnndeEB line eAatWardIy to q
stake In the field, corner to said Alexander thonee
80uthwafdly with said AleXAnder8 line to the north
side Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
original line OF said survey; thence eastwardly with
the original line, with the several courses aud dis
tances thereto, to q stake, corner to said VIM, p
Davis: thence noIthwardly with the aid Vim. p.
Davis line to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALB-Eiiteen per cent. OF the pur.
chase money in hands the balance in three equal
tnstalments at sig, twelve and eighteen months,
with Interest each deferred InBtalnent from the
day of sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good security for Baid deferred instalments
with the privilege OF paying all any portion Of the
deferred payments at the next term Of this Court
Bale TO commence at two O'Clock P. NJ.
- a EDWARD II. NORTON,
1pr28.td r.r q, MRahal.
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FOR SAT,R

T oFRER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situated
on the line Of tho National road, four mile east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Said property consists OF
my residence, containing eleven rooms and An attic
also fourteen acres Of ground attached on which are
convenient out-houses, ircluding brick stabli ing,
Also one hundred aud twenty:h7e Apple trees oi
choice Endg; Pear PEACH Plum and Ounce trees All
bearing There are also choice selections Of ofGrapes
mall fruits. The grounds are finely LAID ont viii
evergreenS and other ornamental Shrubbery, :, u
Will also sall my Household Furniture to AM
one desiring to purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me IN regard 20 prfee
terms Of payment 10, can leave their names 81
the GaeOompanyG othce or visit me on the premises
iezz-u JACOB H0RNBR00K.
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JESDAY .MORNING..4MAY Is. 1865.

arms. vacated their homes and joined the
Southern army; and - ''' p
are WHEREAS, at each and every call Of the
President of the United, States, Taylor
county furnished her full number Of loyal
soldiers to put down the rebellion; and
Whereas, some Of our best citizens and
soldiers have been murdered, killed in bat.
tie, wounded and taken prisoners and put
in southern, pens and starved to death,
cResOiUfd, That as part of the loyal
citizens of Taylor county, we are deter
mined that citizens, (Southern sympathi.
zens), or Southern soldiers who left their
homes in Taylor county, shall not come
among US for the purpose of making Tsy~
lor county their homes, especially some
leading devils, whom We can name if neces-
sary.
ResOlUed, That if in their foolhardineSs
s9me of them should venture among us,
1hAt they he attended to. at the earliest
convenience, and should they refuse to
leave, they remain at their own peril. '' '''
ReSolved, That the above preamble and
resolutions be published in. the Wheeling
lntelkigeneer as notice to the;rebels.
THos. h. BoiILEIL, Pres't.
JAS. DAVIS, Seo'y. ~
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mectingInTayIor county.

AT att meeting held in the town of
% Simpson in cl1ysviile township, Taylor
motion THOMAS Il: BoiIleiI Mf was 1'os called ed
to the chair and ]. Davis appointed secre.
tary. The object OF the meeting having been
already explained by VIM. Gather, Esq
the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously passed: atSat
WHERRAs,;in 1860. a number ,ofthe agents
Of the devil assembled themselves in a
convention. in the city, Of Charleston, Tor
Sodam) South, Caroline, and devised plans
and formed schemes to- destroy the best
and happiest government on earth; aud,
WHEREAs, when the fatal and unhappy
struggle commenced in 1851 quite nun
Der of the ciGIEsnsof Taylor county made
choice of the Southern cause, took up their