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The London News publishes a table,
showing that over s65, 900, 600 we're sent
BY immigrants in this country, to THEN
friends in Great Britain, between the
years lS4S and 1864 This was the real
emigrant aid fund. During the four
years Of the war, over $1,000, 1000 .yere
thus sent to that country. The News
adds: "Here we have the explanation,
which our Tory orators have been try
ing so hard not to see, of the emigra-
tion to America. While the great war
in that Republic was going or, and
they were running about proclaiming
that it was a ruined, God-forsalxen
country, those vino had gone out from
Us and were living there, were sending
home q. .636, ,S44 to enable their brothers
fathers, and sisters husbands, to Join
them and share their prosperity.
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NOV READY ron fHE REcEFrioT % Pa
rfEHra.-The Nashville Medical End 8era j.
cal Institute is now 0ren for the ra sptioa
Of patients aGicied With shy io-m oi dia-
ease, either acute OF chronic. =. 8 Ab. r1,
~. d., consulting IhysieIan eLd Surgeon.
iuly 2i-u
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PruFlslonal aerernors. Ia.

The following shows the seven States
which have Provisional Governors sp-
pointed BY the President, with the
names Of the appointments and the
dafo or s-,,o;r, t,,,s,,e.
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A. T. Stewart, of New York, is build
ing a residence to cost at present es.
Inmates Sl,200000, though it is expect
cd to run up to higher figure. To Sc
cure site for this structure, he is
tearing down one Of the finest palatial
residences on Fifth Avenue.
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WAtr PAFza Merit. & Hilars recsiv-
ing another shipment Of puFeF and thei
prices are remarkably low. They have
now employed several Of the bsst papcr
hangers IN thsc0untry. Try then-
iv2Q-fC
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Capital $25O.O 900
DIRECToRs.
OGlee---NO. IL College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Incorporated under lie Lars Of the Stat,
Of Tennessee.

THIS Company is organised for the purpose ol
\ Mining snd BoTing foi Petroleum, C0sl Salt
water ana her valuabs minerals; and
Nov owns in fee siu pie upwards Of Twelve
thousand Acres Of Land IN Rhsa, Hamilton Bied-
soc and Van Buren counties also
Various Leases, including Gulrhes, eorges,
Coal, Coke and Iron Banks, one Salt Well, ihree
ochrs Banks, and tVo Plssler Banks; slo
Several pa-es where indications ior Petroleum
sra -s good as any in the state
The Capital Of thi Company is s250O00, With the
priv lege Of increasing q 20 81 900, ,O00
The president Of this Company is an old res dent
Of bledsoe county, Tenn. fayoraby and extensive
ly known
Shares in this Company sre 500 eseh subi ct TO
calls OF 10 per cent, no oener than once IN three
months
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars OF the Stock o
This Company has already been subscribed
The Office of this COmpanv is at No II College
street, Nsshy lie, whore any informal on can te had
and subscriptions Of Stock taken.
3, F. BR.D6MAN, President.
T. J. WHsos, Secretary.
iy20-Im
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Gold is iailing. % b lhe prir' q theto
graphs ss the Gallerg Of ihf eumb asf
Card Pieturea now oply IS pea dossn
aprlf--tf A. 5. MoEsl. % Cedar ~.
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Gartr ATrsaCIfos at Cameron, Glars
co's.,--super silk Bgoeade, French Grsna-
dine a. 7Sii Aso Printed Linen Lawns.
D0iphus Mus's Fnsnch Jaconsts.
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NO. I1s.
SPECIAL NOTICFS


Il you want to keep cool these hot asvsgo
to fa College street. and gei some of che mat
excellent Ice Cream ia ths CITY. a.
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lae Bridal Chanhs-. An F4.v a. -.
- ~ lnsLri1etica iar Young Men. Aiso. ras ~ -
-e Eea-lsleat ilr Dscases of lte urssrV -
lA.A egsiens-seni fee. in ssaiei ssraf,r.,s,
-. li,, = aklltlN HQuGHroN, HoaaFi
Fnii.,'si pnia, - aprl8-y
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies taken in
thres seconds By Mr.. Fsrdinand, the great
Baby TamsF, ~ She GallsFy Of ths Cumbor-
and. april-if
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E0ucE.--We would inform aif persons
having claims agai1st ihe Government,
which were fled with the Board af Claims,
{ which William Driver wa Recorder,
cenvsned By 8pccIal FIELD Order 30 69
dated March isihs isGs, Departmsnt ef tho
Cumberland, ran have thei7 claims prop
srly adjusted b. caliinr at cur oflee.
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
WashifElon, D. G. 4, for ths lutrodnetior ol
1tbeF proof, IN order 70 subslantiats the en-
tire claim, that The parties may Fel their
iust indebtedueas from she Covers fuent.
je3e-u ~ rnHPKfns q Co.
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Ofhcefs' pay accounts aud solaiest dnal
stafemsrts. computes and purchases a.
lowest rates. Also Quanermss-srs Com
missary sad Ofdnaucc pspers, made up
promptly b. compeiant and experienced
CIerfs, at No. % North Ghsrry street.
BUTiEn q GsEkHsocn.
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The Chattanooga Gazsiis says, there
is qsry little doabt Of the election Of
Col Geo. ". Bridges a. Judge Of the
Chaiiancosa Circuit
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A Coon sacosB HisB BrGGT AID HAEsEl5
almost new, can be Bought vEsr casU Of
Wood 4 Boyd, Claim Agents, No ae5f Cher
" Strsct. iy39-2t.
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"ILSON, J. " & CO. Manufacturers and
w Wh0iesa,e snd Retail eaeis 10 Tic, Copper
On Sheet ron Ware and Furnishng Goods. No. Il
College street.
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Champion Brick Machine.

nHE BROPRIEToRs OF THIS RECENT Pa
u feut iaf lhc msuulaciure "a BrIek gre preIarCa
4, si.rhe ~ hines ard "a hts . use The same-
LIS Nachiue is siupie uf c0nstrctoni DOES not
resdily eei eui q repan- has lnf'lense peNei
- i .sosrla horse. causes ltiic delay icr remoT
~. stsr.-. ,siil make from iEeuiY-lse % tlltF.
49, tl5nsand trcks per day Crcuiar Wan ial
~ i-s f5r,s-rla.l "a llpiaati1n 10 kraaiiard
- m RrasdsaY, Ncg York. Iu'y elm
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BfLliaHus.- mo d-e1l 1labHshed aud NtIi-
snoEnlosasie aaliia Roana, 5prnHte he
4 'Commezeisl Hotel. has been thof1ughiy
eiited snd rsiui ahea With eleven spisn-
did rev Billiard Ta1cs. ail On the Lrst
door, and j. tl1 larsez1 esi 81 hmentiu tao
ca y. The proprietor 0f tne 81 9 biiHeft
Room Win give e. aty resident Amateur
meking the iaFrrst run at bi.likFsil ir HE
rooma between the 2ist q juis and ihe ti5f
q August iaciusige, e splendid sold moanl-
"a cue Worih SO -suAie1t to tls l1llowlng
rules, % wits
Ift. 81 gentlemen alli De allowed % 70
bsgoad The limits of eas game b Gnish hia
Eun.
81. To make 3 run Of more thln cue hun
dred, the game wiu have 70 hs made st tha
comnsncclnsut f0r mors tlan ems Eaufref
pointl
81 me gfnlemen getting sac cue ID &.
fbsrty - - VITA e iFaat b plssses, il ls-
coming ait 9gn priFsts prop.arig.
J. :. Loisssu, Proprietor.
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation or
Bare Ingredients. BellcaicIy Per.

" Loa35a Har Cb,,r Rssssr- 81 D. ID.
3" LoEaoa Har oicr Rssor- a,d nscas1. .
" ni1aoa Bar Cl1r Rgarrr a',d brrsass.
" Lonloa Hair ca,ar Rslssrrr asa prsa.g. 20
2 -It VII restore grsy hair 20 Ia ori-inui e,l,,
Alt Vii make & groE ca bald hca.is.
A---lt WI restore he uatuFal eacratious.
4 -lt WI remove az daudruH and .ithinr
e--it VII maze ne hslr seI FosH7 ana aarItIa
s.-lt VII preserve ne orEnsi eoior ic oif ia-r.
t.--lt vi FfeFcut ~ naif lom f.lnr "a.
a.-lL M-l cure az 49, nI b. 10
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foari Aiaistnrea, in OF. OF Water eoiors
Set tbs genuine Is ths Gallery Of ths Gam.
eeiiAAa. sprlI-a
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WALL PAPER. &c.

M ERRlrf 3 HELL-Dealsrs in Wall Paper
HI WindoW Shsdes, Win Ow Glass and Ph1so-
er phic Material, corner Of Church snd Market
Streets
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John s Williams, merchant Of
Chicago, was arrested, recently, for
using revenue stamps tWoOT three times
over, on his warehouse receipts BE
.confesses to having saved about $50
which viii probably cost him about
$4,000, the penalty for each offense be
ing $1,000, with the additional imprison-
ment Wallace offered 5000 to the
officer who arrested him, if he would
let him of
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TTNNRRs, &c.

GONE TuNN Wholesale and Retail
~ BoOkse lers. St4iiOneTs, ana New Agents
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn.
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uIIdIng Lsts for saIs.

Hor,ieuitural GzTdea, wi aii...sa =. '--'-
Sc pgsPoss.,s Sis,sa 2. -, : nss &C.. e. y
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A sem official dispatch from Wash.
ington announces that Secretary Nc
Culloch expects to be able to meet all
proper requisidons upon the Treasury
from the ordinary revenue, up to the
meeting Of Congress.
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COughs. Colds. Cananmnllan.

Coughs, Ccife, Con ufnpIIon.
Coughs, Colds, C1u-uuiudor.
cousta, CoId8, cdua mpion.
Cceghs, Coids, Cuasuml ltlor.
uDr. sEayns'a Compound syrup WHd Caarryi'
i'pr. asayns,s ldmreuna syrup Nili CaarrY /"
"iir. oFa5ne's compound eJrup hud ChcuTH
Cures an Complaints
Cures an Complains
Cures s Comrlalis
Guns s Complaints
o. ne Throut, Breast and Lung.
Of tra irrQai, Afet1t fnI i.uure.
lf tho Throat. hieasl ard Luhra.
81 the fhroai, Bfeasi ana lanrt.
u eoothes tha irritation Of the mucous mentraha
Ehich lines the aIr raaaasea, and gives sodluch
distress, ceusing acEling or HsIur u tha threat
promotes eHpect1reuon, lqoseaa tfe iuggh matter
when clogs up ihe vessels 81 thu threat aad iuuaa.
thus enalsug lhe pstient b hfestha ire zna uai-
ral. 10 aiimuiaies ne power oI aigestou. and has
pedofmed very msny cures when % 30 human
prohatlity a could not be- possible
10 Dr. soasas fs5u. $50 Eorts SRA 81. fa,a.s
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NEWS nEaLEns- Sc.

V10M KIM, a. s GU. g. c sim Agents
1 Dt5cers' Pay Accoun ard Quartermazters
Nouehers b1u. ht at the best rates, or colleeted
Cfiice corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up sta Is
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sI(aahrillg Mai0tk

| 1aaRrllle Aal0ik
WM. CAMEROS & CO., Publishers.
TUESDAY. AUGUST l, 1865
CITY DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS ar LAW.
nTis. E s.--sttoiney snd Couu eller a. Law,
| ohiee ls1s Cbefry -: p o. Box 74s
BANKERs AND BROKERS'.
ysIRsP NATIONAL BANK Government Depos'-
4 tlTy-No. 50 Coilsge street. betseen Opien
aui the Puuic Square -iieslsrs IN UneuIrent
M1ney, Exelange, vci-, an1 Government ecnll,
ties oi a. kih5s. siocks m Bends bought afd
sold on Commission. e-n,eiions promptly ST.
Ao. sAsrqsp.- -Prsst is 6. oorrs .cssh'r-
1TARR. TH0s. s-Broker. eorosF uuien aai
M C0ieg. stlset buys and sells Cold, Uteaf-
Tsn Money, & vsi nnfnt Securities and vouchers.
O. leetnas sstended 70 pr0mpsly-
Also buys ana Ell on c nm ssion.
CEC ND-NATIoNAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y 20 Cherry street. de Is "a .kx ha-g-, G vern-
meat seariies snd Cor rolec-ions promptly
2 tended & lUas0Es, Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i rea1s IN exchange; Goyesnmeut seenrlaes
snd Cola. ucliecil0ns promptly aFended g
Gold Stocks md Bonds 81 ID on Conuli.sioa
~. ". BERRT. President. EeG.E JeNzs, Ca hief.
HOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
CAMERON, WM a Oc-Book aad job Printers,
I J and pa fishers CT the Ds and Needy
UBion, Printers Aaey. betEeea Union anc besd-
enc streets.
IgoOKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS.
GIKGLsTON, R. Bookseller, Publisher !
y 5 ationer, and Periodical peaier, Post once
Building.
CARRTAGE MANUFACTURERS
hEYRRs 8 RUNT-ManulctuTeT Of all the !
Ns Latsst STYLES Of First Clssi Carriages aod /
a. a.HHHn
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MYERS 8 HUNT-Msnu6ctureTs Of all ths
lHs Latsst STYLES Of First Csss Carriages aat
Bugses, hXpltss Wagons and Car4yal $, ~ Nortf
Market street.
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BooKsELLERs AND sTATIoNERs
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

JINGLsTON, r. -Booksel'er, Publisher
y atoner, and Periodical Deaier, Post one
BUILDING
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30

This hetuiifsl ppcn appeared originally n
the lndepeudesi, wfiurn on tts passsa
s Man eceth f.sth lAto his Sofk ald to his
labor uadl tha s,sniag'' ~,
The stream Is caimcst when u nsgs the ida,
AID aosrrs ars sweetest at the svtnlide,
Aa9 bird mort musical st close Of day,
And sainta divinegt Shrn they pass away.
Morning I. Lively bat holl.r eharn /
t.ics lolicd ctsc iu evenings robe o. balm.
Add wcsry m,n must ever love her best, -
For Morning cal to to / but Night to req.
She come, from heyen, aud On her wings
DO b bear ,+rrT
A holy fr granco. Ike the breath Of prayer
foctsteps q angels lJllaS b, hr- tree,
To shut the weary cyo u psy ia peace.
All thing, ave hushed before her, ts shs
thtOSs
Der earth a 4 shy her m,nile Of tepose
iiSc g Is a sa'm beaots and apowcr, 4
hat morning knows not, 10 Ibe evening
hour.
"Uahl The evening we mus, weep and
toll. .p
Ploqgh hie'- stern hrrow, dig tho vpeav soh.
Tread with sad fee, our rough Aad thorsy
! way,
And bear tie heat sal burden Of The day.
Oh when nur sun il setting. may We glide:
Lake simmer evening, down ths summer Iidr
And leave behind us, az we pass awsy, 8
Sweet, starry tNilight rouud our slc PING
clay.
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
Dental Notice.

MRS. KELLER & PHARES,
~ having associated themselves
in the practice ofDentistry, are pre-
pared to perform all operations,
within the province Of Dental Sur
gerry, in a skillful and scientific
manner.
We can always be found at our
Office or residence. Before coming
TO have Dental work done, persons
would do well to make engage
ments previously, to prevent disap-
pointments.
Artificial teeth inserted from one
to an entire set on gold or vulca-
rite, to the entire satisfaction Of
patients, in a style which they viii
guarantee for comfort, durability
and neatness. Terms reasonable.
ALI work guaranteed.
c. e. KELLER,
J.. L. w. PHARES,
Sept. 2, '65-1y
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
Administrators Sale.

RY VIRTUE of an order of
A1 the Probate Court. Of Wilkin-
son county, State of Mississippi,
made at the September term, A. ID.
1865, thereof, the undersigned, ad-
ministrator of the estate of John
H. Sims, deceased, will on
Wednesday, the 25h of October,
next, between the hours prescribed
by law, at the late residence OF said
decedent, in said county, expose for
sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, on a credit Of sir months
from the day of sale, all of the per-
sonal estate of said dcccdent, con
sisting of mules, work oxen, cattle
hogs, goats, sheep, wagons, farming
utensils, harness, carpenters tools
etc, etc.
The purchaser of said persona
estate will be required to give bond
with good and ample security, pay
able in six months for the purchase
money.
w. Il. SIMS, Admir-,
de bonis non, with Will annexed.
Sept. %, '65-tds
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
! SaooS6iIIt 8tpublitm'
TER MS.

Tar Woodville Republican will
j issued, regularly, once a week
f. saturday morning.
. u subscription for one year 50; Tor
liz months, So; invariably'ln adj
Nance. r4ou ,;nos mr.
H. first insertion, '$2 for each
|routinaance half price. ca.
Announcing candidates, for state
L. District offices, SIS for County
oFacs. $40; for Police Districts 7 50.
ilI o6itnaries. notices and tributes OF
|rcsbect, of more than ten lines wlil
H. charged for as other ADVERTISE :
,"o0ts, ~ Mere announcements OF
.n,ariages or deaths, gratis,
All job work CASH on delivery;
|rhe money is considered due for all
Iadrcrtisements before Insertion
|An subscriptions positively CASH; !
Communications designed forpub-
hicstion must be addressed to the
.Editor; those on business to the
Publisher.
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
WuKINsnN CnnNrN

To JOHN j. Morgan, Mayor of hc city o
Vo0dviHe, and eg obicio Justice of N
Peace, in said county, IN tie Statc afore-
soig--GREETING
yHIHEREAS, being candidate for thu
w Office of Sheriff in said County, ant
thereby incapaci:ated by law to act as re
turning Offer Of the Election 10 be holder
on the first Monday in October, 1865, yot
will therefore act as returning officer Of thii
County on the
Isl Monday in October merit, 1865,
al the Election 10 be held on that day foI
the purpose Of clectiug the following off
GERS, 10 wit:
One member Of Congress.
One Governor.
One Secretary Of State.
One Auditor Of Public Accounts.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General.
One State Senator.
One Representative. uH.
One Judge of the High Court Of Errors
and appeals.
One Circuit Judge for the First Judicia
District;
One Dstact Attorney.
One Sheriff
One Judge Of the Probate Court.
One Clerk Of the Probate Court
One Clerk of the Circuit Court.
One Assessor Of Taxes.
One County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor
One Coroner.
One Ranger. ,r
Five men, bers Of the Board Of Police
Two Justices Of the Peace in each Fo'
Two constabIcs in each Police District.
Yon will at said election observe inc
eleetion laws in forcc on the first day Of
January. 1861, an d make due returns there.
~ n he office Of Secretary Of State.
No person shall be qualified as an elector
mr. be eligible To any Office at said election
unless in addition 10 the qualifications re-
ouired by the constitution and election laws
Aforesaid. he shall take the amnesty oath
prescribed in The proclamation Of the Pres-
ident Of the United States, Of The 29th day
Of May. A. D., 1865.
~, Given under my hand and
J l.. s. }seal, this 2gth day Of August
I "a. ID. one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-fvc. -
Sept. 2, 'e5>te
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
TrnStee'S Sale.

RY VIRTUE Of a certain Deed
- of Trust, Executed by VIII
liam D. Rea, and Maria B. Rea, or
the 22d day of April, A. D. 1868
to secure Martha Cawbit in tho
payment of a certain promissory
note, bearing date on the 22d day
of April, A. d. 1868, for the sum o.
($1C30) one thousand and thirty
dollars, payable on the first day o.
January, A. D. 1864, with interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per an
mum, from the first day of January
A. D. 1868. Said deed of Trust
duly recorded in the Office of the
Probate Clerk of Wilkinson coun.
ty, Mississippi, in book S, pages
332 and 333, of the record Of deeds,
|, James G.. Waller, Trustee in
in the above Deed of Trust, WILL
for the purpose of paying the
amount due, of principle and inter
est, on said promissory note, in said
Deed of Trust described and SET
forth, proceed to sell, at public auc.
ton, to the highest bidder, fol
CASH, at the courthouse door IN
the town Woodville, on
TUESDAY, The 24th of October,
next, A. D. 1865, the following dc
scribed property, as set forth in
said Deed of Trust, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel
of land, lying and being in the coun-
ty of Wilkinson, State Of .Missis-
sippi, and described as follows, viz
The south half Of lot No. 2, OF
section No. 13, township No. ], OF
range No. 4, west, containing forty
acres, more or less. The north hall
of the same lot, section, township
and range, containing forty acres
more or less also lot number one,
of section number thirteen, town.
ship number one, Of range number
four. west, containing one hundred
and four and one quarter acres,
more or less, also the lease, for the
term of eighty-nine years, OF the
east half of the south west quarter
of section number seven and eight,
township number one, range four
and five west, containing eighty
acres, more or less, being the same
land conveyed to the said Maria
B. Rea, wife of William d. Rea, by
Deed, Of r. r. Pouncey, and Mis-,
sissippi, his wife, on the first day OF
January, 1868, which deed is re
corded in book j. Of the record OF
deeds, on pages 3l3 and 3l4, IN ne
office of the Probate Clerk OF WI
kinson county, State of Mississippi
And upon such sale shall con
yey such title as is vested in me by
said Deed of Trust.
JAS. G.. WALLER,
Sept. 20, '65-m Trustee.
Woodville Republican., 1865-09-30
PROCLAMATION.
To the lSAerg Of Wilkinson county,
Greeting

To the .SAerB Of Wilkinson couaty-
Grs6tiRg.
WHERGAs, by an Ordnance adopted by
Convention Of the p,oplc Of the State OF
Mississippi, On the 2lst day of August,
1865, ii is ordained that general election
shall be held on tue first Monday in 0ctu-
ber next, for Represp natives in Congress,
aud all State officers, and members of the
Legislature and whereas, it is by said Orr
d,nance further ordained. thai speoial elcc.
| ton shall be held at the time oE said general
election zinc first Monday in October, lots, J
for all county, district, judicial aud Minis
| trrial officers
Now, therefore, |, J. S, Yerger President
of said Convention, by virtue Of the author.
iiy ia me vested by SAID Ordinance, do issue
this. writ OF election, requiring you TO hold
an election at the several precincts in youi
County, on the FIRST Monday in October
1865, for the following named officers, to.
wit:
For one Representative in Congress fol
the Congressional District TO which youl
county was attached by the Legislature
OF 1851.
| One Governor.
One Secretary Of State.
One Auditor OF Public Accounts.
One State Treasurer
Quo Attorney General.
One Senator IN the State Legislature 70
the Senatorial District to which your count,
was attached on LIST January, 1861 I; alsc
such number of Representatives in III
Legislature as your County was entitled I
, on lst January, 1861.
I You will also, on said 6rst Monday in o.
tobcr, 1850 bold a special election q: Il
several precincts in your county, for the 70
lowing named officers, to.wit:
! One Judge os the High Court OF Ero
, and Appeals for the District to which yo,
county belonged on LIST January, 1861.
One Judge Of the Circuit Courts, and o'
! District Attorney for The Judicial Distri
to which your county belonged on ist Jai
uary, 1861.
One Sheriff.
One Judge Of the Probate Court
One Clerk OF the PrObetc Court.
Ono Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
4 ,0Re Assessor OF Taxes.
One County Treasurer.
One G unity Surveyor.
One. Coroner.
One Ranger.
Five members of the Board Of Police fC
your County also, such Justices Of th
i Peace and Coostabes as your County
entitled to have, and all other County, Dis
lrict, Judicial and Ministerial officers whic
your County saay be entitled to have ur
der the Constitution and laws in force o
!, first day of January, 1861.
You win at said elections observe tn
election laws in force on the first day {
January, 1861, and make due returns there
Of to the Office of Secretary of State.
IN TESTIMONY Of which !, J. $. YERGEI
President Of said Convention, have here
unto signed my name. at Jackson, thi
25th day OF August. 1865.
!. s. YERGER.
President Of the Convention.
Sept Q, cote