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sen can easy fersses what WIN b hs ssass sf ni..
vhsn they rssarn, whsthsr Of their own ssssEd o ~
We denv know what nay surprise NE fsssnls; bus
taior v Be Al ell mvpssd p hnA ths srsassss diesl-
ssnssias American has ass ,slsD for grant
cd Mey are at an end and the Union restored Mere
she heipessness Of people under martial law
y pacihcaton, or solitude pesco According " We
theory Of the federas themsess the disper.on me
Southern armies the only mean The cree
ton Of vast and formidable guerilla force all over se
Southern States Even II these mnons o. gne.
merely latent hostility what sort Of t9eyA sub
jects Of the Union they likely 70 unkes WIN the
which i All that martial law is cspabss Il
the expense and the efforts ns>essssy 70 maintain
T These difficulties which the North does not seem
70 dream or Their character OF mind recalls that which
Bacon well describes manifesng itself in setting
about building ship before materials enough have been
have only 70 cruck the shell sf the souh 70 get At tho
chicken reminded how eager they are 70 reckon
some circumstances, but II is one that is doomed
70 perpetual dsappointmenia Just As The prize Ds
ishcs whole vista Of formidable difficulties rise up
and take ts place We have just seen accounts IN the
Northern papers Of how sumptuously the federal army
Jared on Is march OF three hundred miles The breadth
OF country IL covered was about fifty or stxy miles
fifteen thousand eighteen thousand SQUARE miles
emped OF their wealth and substance This sort OF
Of course, but it may be doubted If IL will make
them feel any strong friendship or Affection Tor the
come occupied sA MARCHES viu Aape to b made all
the conederacy until every point Of 10 ike the
broad belt Of desolaton s'cept BY Shernans army We
assuming that there is wantOn destruction for
DISTINCTIONS sake but only that the armies live on tho
country and make the war support itself II will proba
pierced here and there, WILL whole not be broken
but contract under external pressure into hard kernel
that will prove mpenerabe. or At least quite unmanage
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LATksr orrFov oT rus Ioxpor rrrvs.
n he Cottan TraHr.

ENGLAND SAVED FROM DISASTER nv Tur III.
rupoSrp ytsg-s We rRAys TO nv IErr ALONE
[From the Iondos' Tines lli,y artcleh Jan 2
The mos, peculiar fA iuro or The pas year har been
that cotton has again savss us rom neaNy dtar FOf
three years We have been ar rnstom.d 70 i0nk n>ths
staple as the great of per ~ whereas 0c oareck n
Le American eSri redsmef y" ~ he rae efPrc. "a
occasioned from the certainty o. nc most extensive
l0sss ever sustained BY Commercial haun AMI N the
present year a sharp fa 81 which The merely pfovmate
cnusc c0nsiscd VA the sudden arrival peace ntnors
from New York broke np a system NJ hnarc,rns which
would otherwise probably Lave goue without tSposafp
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

Great Interest I'm the War News-He0vy
Fall In the Rebel Cotton Loan.
1hs American read with great interest
sad caused further depression In the rebel loan which
kas sold low as ga decline Of nearly per cent
within n week
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POST OFFJCE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE EoTTOE.-THE MAILS FOR THE UNI
Lverpool per s,s ,mer vl slose q his once
10, uptown on'ces - folows--staiicns and 10
stations snd y w A. NJ s@uons and = VI - ~
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rAxrY sossPr sfosrs SoS e PANTY prd
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having exhausted In three days. second edition pub
ished this day by r. b. Peterson Brothers. BUG Chesnus
agents oyeywhsre II 10 the best novel that has been
printed In the English language for Complete In one
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une, paper Price oil 90 bound la volume
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Copies Of any Of the above viii DO sen, eveiyWnerc
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TnO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATION.

con REWARD ,fosr oy FRIDy. anauy,as,o anuns, 70 ~
20 ZU a small yellow and white Dog, hnrwtilnh Y" vi
rara OF ncckr Fhe ander w receive tie above r'wafs
by leaving Il III ia South street
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tTh0maS' Victory.
WHAT is THOUGHT OF HOOPS DEFEAT.

FROM the London Times, Jan.
The defeat of Hood confirmed. This commander hAe
indd suffered greater than any that have be-
fallen Confederate general since Vicksburg was taken
BY his invasion Of Tennessee the greater part of that
State virtually recovered for the South The defeat
Franklin did not stay his progress and when the feds
rails rercated into the lines Of Nashville the whole coun
try south Of the Cumberland seemed likely 70 pass Int
hts power To drive the federas ont Of the State
now his aim, and with this intent he risked operations
which, a general ruie, have failed in this war by
which side they have been prosecuted Gen Thomas
taking tho offensive has inflicted upon him the heaviest
losses without accepting In detail the statements made
by the Northern press we may take for granted that
General Hood has been driven several miles In three
Gays battle and has Iost several thousand men, with
large number OF guns General Thomas expects that the
Coafederatcs will abandon the State retreatng south
ward to the Tennessee ver which they win endeavor TO
Florence This victory has caused great exua-
ton al Washington and all through shc Norhand soitA
good for the progress Of the Confederate In
the Southwest had excited grave appreAenons Il ap
peared that the occupation and conquest Of the South
labor which must be continually repeated for
advance was made by the federal power in
direction ils grasp lO0scned In another The
suit OF theso operations must be TO aise the spirits Of
the federals confirm them In their belief that through
the South they have enemy capable OF opposing
their chief armies President Lincoln has taken advan
tage OF the present public satisfaction TO make new
call for for 300 900 mon, aad y Asse av proportion
sosU probably b. obGssnsd.
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r EcTuREs on PRopHECy.--I FIRST, OF a
ranree III lectures the Book Of Daniel VIII he gvcn
br fohn william, Sunday evening halfpass he'Sn
O'clock In University Building, Washington square
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hEtHorpyw Nov 2S, 1885
Trade improving Cold shipments sinco tho last mall,
60 575 onnccs
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CoRNs DUNIoNs. BAD NAILS, &C.. CURED WITH.
~ out pain by DR. RICE SO Bowery. Ricss AnnihlAtoF
corns, buiions. &C. BY mail 90 cents.
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The Pr1vatecrs

The Pr1Vateere.
ENFORCEMENT OF THE FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACr IN
ENGLAND.
IlvxRPooI, Jan. g. 1858.
Captain Corbett whocommRnded the steamer Sea- King
the pirate shenandoah her voyage from London
Madeira has been arrested for violating the Enlist.
ment act in enllstina men for tho rebsl navy
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

.e.~>.No..s-.-~., ,,e :, ri rop nrNTfrMFrr
only al The New York Museum oi anatomy, se bfoads
attend these lectures can have them
on receipt cen y addressing Secretary Of
Nav, York Museum OF Anatomy
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cAvrcS, Nov. 90 1894
shlnlngs ana twist duh Exchange Is oil
Tea dun SILK unchanged Exchange Ca aka No
thing OF importance from japan.
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TUE ANHIyERsARY OF THE woMAy's UNION MIS-.
Brockyn Of Rcmsen and Henry streets Monday
svenng Jan a. al Ts O'clock DR. Jonas King OF Greece;
DR. Henry scudder Of India and other eminent clergy
mon will speak.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

MOUNT VERNON TAxEs.--MOUNT VERNON, WEST
W snd Central Mount Vernon, Wakefield, Wsshington.
vinr Se tax7x may he paid Monday, January @ N the
oornis Of Grand and Elsaeesh streets, up stairs, 80,
JOHN s. YORKE, General Collector.
o. MILLER. School Collector
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Shipping News.
Arrived, from New York, Raymond, Marian Bude and
stockholm, az Antwerp; Goethe, Al vigo; London and
Martaban, nj Deal.
Arrived from Boston, Mary Richards, at Antwerp;
Yourg Turk, NJ Port Mahon.
Arrived, from Philadelphia Speedweli, at Liverpool
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,.sll Shs estps business Of ~ scv,, "a s..o. ec..
Pss;sS a. Cssi sssss : eur inss.a q being ss: s
Considerably WIN English szperience We have sso
ss.s :, ~. Sl :. ..iy .Ssss l..sy, .ad so..is
ks 20 invss shsiS coin IN United Saaes bcads while
TEN thai BY midsummer the American paper currency
would be a Our people were advised 70 the con-
,rary and declined The Invitation and when said. mid
York YORK. was one hundred and eighty,ave premium:
with the oonioint expenence thus furnished
n may be hoped oil danger is ended of the
success OF advocates for the introduction Of the
greenback system into England. Under all circum
everything kas hooked mo smooth the most unexpected
contingencies have suddenly arisen, there would be nh
r.son for confidence IN % prSspy for 1895 The bank
which u has stood during the past twenty yea and
that Of the Bank Of France = more than double the
point within modern experience Our stocks Or colo
NAL and other produce, which, with the exception Of
IN most cases much larger, while Of cotton they
show heavy increase and We have one Of the con-
s.quence: recent monetary pressure d: p,ospscs
natural proercss Of consumption prices shall have again
attained healthy state Az regards the discount market
the may remain comparatively normal After the
sweeping away OF the accommodation paper that had
Sseoan. I'd during The two hscs socoeans
gradually declined until Il stood at or AZ per cent
but In the present case, a. owing 70 the management
OF the bank and other actual oonvulsion
has been averted, . much moderate reaction is
be looked for and the public win be well satisfied II
terms low as nve per cent should prevail for any Pc
riod The commitments Of the companies that have
gone into operation during the past two years must ef
fectuay prevent any return low rates. the foreign
loans 20 be met by insalments between now and the
spring must likewise exert considerable although an
inferior nhuencethe ADVANTAGE OF loans OF this kind be-
ing tha in many instances after having been contracted
here they gradually absorbed by investors In tho
country 70 which they belong while they are also in
Of pressure moro easily realized abroad than shares
the cotton question for 1885, there reason 20 an
ticipate may again e1sycise salGry tueee, since
its uncertainties win be such ~ 70 keep all per
sons on their guard with regard TO America, az rs
hops 4 that she ~u attend % Asr osc~ quarrel and
0Mosc 90 soay IN Ee simple and sosteafaAcas
task Of promoting ne peaceful isteveAanSss Of Gs scorM
Considerably ss has ceased % be Of pdrasost import
ance and for the present all her fiscal aims still fur
ther contract her influence In that respect but We shall
nevertheless hail the first symptom that promises re-
newal Of the days suAen ~ iNtevcowr Of s tpo eown
tries sSas tie chief pride and prck cf each.
Armfng Southern Slaves.
The New York correspondents OF the London TMss
thinks that recent events will cause the South 10 bring
out their negro reserves.
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Views from South Amerieas
ne nails from The Brasils bad reached England, and
he American portion y received per city Of BaltimoFA
Commercially the news has been anticipated by the
teaesrams via Lisbon
Politically, affairs had undergone change An ami
osy sprung up between the Montevideans and the
Duenos Ayreans which calculated 70 lead " disas
trous consequences on the River Plate.
BuESoG AYREs Nov. 27, 1864
Exchange was quoted a. 4oA. Wool 81 a 100. Flour
OK Tallow 6rmeT, lax.
~ NoErEvrDBo, Nov. 20, 1854
Exchange 81 Dry American hides AIS Wet
salted hides dull.
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The following later iclcgrams are 20 hand via sucz
CALCUTTA Doc. 10, 1894
shivnrs .nf twirt In rood demand Exchange "a va
The Bank rate Of discount has been reduced per cent
BomnAy, Dec. 10, 1894.
shirtngs and twist higher Cotton quoted At IeS foi
phollorah Exchange In 1kd
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IN speech oxford Mr. CardwcIi, the Secretary Of
STATE Tor the Colon briefly rfcd 70 the of the
St Adams raiders lie sald thsi were more
sblc than the Governor Genefal u Canada hs ad-
vscrs ~ that which due 20 The honor of the Bit sh
Gown and " ne 'tn@otaf neuvaffy OF British trri
tory and II certain that sf the present Law In
Canada was adequate hey would carry into execution
with promptiude ard vivo-, aud that " the other
hand the presans lsw was found inadequate, u sossd
ox L11 b. saorT.sf 10 rfrala
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, BY recent Legislative enact
ment, the Exec utive of this State Is
authorized to accept the services OF, and
to commission as many Volunteer Com
panies as he may deem necessary to keep
the peace and preserve order, and for the
protection af the lives and properly OF
the citizens, and, whereas, the organlza-
ton of such companies appears to be i'm
peratively demanded by the present con.
dition of affairs in this State.
Now l, 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
to their command men of known pru-
dence and sagacity, for the purpose of
suppressing crime and preventing law
lessness of all kinds, and for the better
protection of the community at large
against all excesses and for the security
of their lives and property. Every COM
pany organized under this proclamation
| shall consist of at least thirty two privates
besides the neces saTy officers; and shall
not exceed one hundred, Within thirty
days after the organization of each com
many. a muster roll of the company and
the election proceedings of said COM a
nies, certified by Justice of the Peace,
shall be forwarded to the Adjutant Gene
raj, at Jack son, in order that the officers
may be commissioned and the organ;za
ton be duly recorded.
All organizations falling TO comply
with these requirements, will be con-
sidered as not legally organized, and will
be disbanded. All companies organized
under the proclamation of Provisional
Governor Shakey, which have been re-
ported to this office, will be recognize ed
and are properly in commission.
Given under my hand and the grea
seal of the State of Mississippi fixed, tai!
the third day of November, 1865.
BENZ. g. HUMPHREYS,
Governor OF Mississippi.
By the Governor;
G. A. BeoUGHER,
Secretary Of State.
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sS- iint . ock Baild ng Association
oes team ofganized 10 Dayton with cap cap
ital Of 500, 600, divided into 1vV:VVo
ebares. If such associations Will mul'lpiy i
houses, let them be crganlzVd eFels
shere. for house room is the great ""u'
of the limes.-Bulletln-
We wish to say one word TO our feai
estate owners and capitalists on TINS SUI
;sct. There is nothing which SO mucn
enhances the prosperity of a city IS sna.,,
naat and comfortable houses that WIN
meet the wants Of the middilng Glass;
the rent al of which will not take almost
tbeir entire earnings to pay. There ls
fatal policy being pursued by cur iand
lords. which will sooner or later recon
upon them. The rents which are charged
in this city for business houses, when are
N many respects nothing but shanlies'
| will result in disaster to the business
nrosuerily of our city. We say tins IL
lall kindness to our real estate owners
We have our home here now, ana ooi
wish is to see Jackson, not only the sea-
of government, but also the financial ahC
business centre of the State, where al
E may congregate and from which II
prosperity may radiate to all parts OF th'
r State. We now speak of but one IN
i stance IN rents which is but q sample
There is a building on State street. on
story high, boarded up-the ooaru
rnnning up and down, which prooaoi
cost $500 or $500 at the outside Aml
which is now renting al Sl25 per month
lIe I That building in 1860 would not hay
d brought $50 month as store room.
couId not have reen rented for any oth
as ,urnose. It will not add to the Iro
DO nerity of our city to pay such rents IL
II ,,icgs of goods are put Up and the ci
iz.ps have to pay the cost. VIII Q
c ,,oneyed men think of this, and take III
l, consideration the policy OF invesu
I'D some of their capital in cheap and su
.tantial buildings, and will they also
cd ,hat the rents do not rise to absoll
De extortion?
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..,;.sd Tney are of the oPlnioa e, ,Ls
:" 'I-. "..7 Is.Iat;on now had on the suoJeo'
n3nos aff Z, existing liabllnes. Ia or
IT, Convention which assemoleu ~
~ 11,b of An .ust, 1865, took tnlS 49,
- ,ha .nhiect. In section 0, OF cuap
= of the proceedings OF tina. "" '.That It |
Z ,e folio wing language IS useo o,;data or
i not inte .ded by this act 70 .,arson
inyalidaIe ,he act OF anv ncei -, money
acting a. an pfficer.ii re eNine a"y yra;Iroad
rorabIe To The S. te, FRO II the ld',.
paw - 20 le,.x. the same sup =.
- aa;n3;ca;ion in the courts hereai'
| ~ ,o,vontion. in tle hrst sec'i'u ~
aoid ohanter re ferred to, ratliy tne q"
70 aon,her- 1863. under which tue pay
| mant in STATE treasury notts . ~ ~"1 :; ~
III TIC effact of th ordInance II ~
| ,. ~ Question If be i1aolllty oi tue
ua;,roods to nav ,ho. Indebtedness agaln
--.;s.l., ,yhera II 9 ood before the zen
Pr,,;on if "a the Convention fee,ns
:aa,ooto or rather, as they have oeciaiI .1 80,
hv their proceeding. no act passe" cy
Safe legislature, since the Stn VI -.
1861, is valid, this question nus th;s
= Ma IN favor of the State: Du" RI shar,.
: subject ycur commit ee 90 not leeI -,
] selves called upon to express al .liat The
Your committee are Int rneo ,nts
l ro,lort of the Auditor of Pubic Account
w,fI show the amount of indebted ness no" Lpoa
ond 40 each of the counties In the OnicN" Z"
, | sov cassion from this fund. Ihey' theie
!, foro do not deem it necessary to repor' u
The committee respectfully submits tut
2, following resolution -, 10 ord h,
n That the Attorney General ot' or
80 horahv REQUIRED to institute SUIT agaiii'
IS the several railroad companies VINO ciail
10 have paid their indebtedness 70 ~ ~
le st ate. approved December & 1910
vided said railroad companies shot u
t. claim to be discharged nom luFthel M i.S
ii bllity 20 the State, on account u
OF paymeLt motion ,
I'd Mr. Martin to sele committee OF M nve
consisting of Messrs Martin, Taylor WI
's son. Brown and SWEET. 80, a,
ay Mr. Lyies introduced bill entitled "a
act to amend the exemption la" OF III
On state" which was laid on the table an
q made the special order Tor Wednesoa
m next at o'clock, a. NJ,
G. Mr. SWEET from the committee on ei
tie roIlel bills reported sundry bills co
ng ,ectlv enrolled and also that they rs
of been presented to the Governo
ed On motion of Mr. Hooker the hou'
message was taken up.
nd IAN act to regulate the laying out al
90 working of roads, the estaollsnmenU
vas ferries and the erection OF brldgt S, y"
nassed. Mr. Hooker moved to refer sa
biII to the committee on Internal In
nd movements with instructions to enqul
tbe into the expediency OF letting out IA
"a lie Roads to the lowest bidders, whl
,ec. was lost. ,
vas Adjourned III
I'D | morning
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RY THE GOVERNOE.
ApJ'T. AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE,
Jackson, Miss, Nov. Sd, 1868.


ApJ'T. AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICE,
jackson, Miss, Nov. Sd, 1860.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. /.
Officers commanding volunteer compa
nies, already, or thai may be organized
and commissioned, are warned that IL 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
such conduct would rather add to, than
decrease the evils that surround US. Any
one found committing depredatlons or
endangering the peace and safety OF the
comm unity in any way, should be arrest
ed an !, tLrned over to the proper author
ties for trial.
While the organization has for It's 90
iect the protection Of the persons ana
property of the citizens of the State, II
should be borne in mind that any oppres
sion of any class of the population OF the
S ate is not ouly contrary TO law
and will bring sure and speedy punish
ment upon the offenders, but IS also con,
trary TO good policy. 1t Is recommended
| that each company make rules ana reg' :
lations for their government on patrol
duties and that system of patrols wit IN
each company beat be at once inaugural.
ed and kept up. The compani~s are
warned to avoid all conflicts OF authorize
or action with the military forces OF the
| Federal Government, and whenever prac
ticable. to act in con cert with them, ~
They are also warned to treat them at al
times W ith that respect and courtesy due
from one military organization 20 another
and the officers will be held to a strict PC
countability for any deviation from thi
order.
By command of
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS,
Governor and Commander in-Chlef
State of Mississippi.
JAS. NJ. KENNARD,
Adjutant General.
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r.nnk.ririrg Proclamation

Ry the President OF the United STATE,
,f America.-A A Proclamation:
Wh, reas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
an,ing the p,st year, which Is now com
no 70 an end, to relieve our beloved coun-
,rS from the fearful scourge of civil Wa,
and to permit us TO secure the blessing,
~ neacr. and harmony, with great en-.
Iar6euaent of civil berty and
Wpereas, Our Heavenly Father bs,
also. during.the year, graciously sverted
T..,,,, ma the cslamities of foreign Wa,
naafilence and famine, while our graps-
r,..s are tull OF the lruIt OF an abundan,
season; and
Whereas, Righteousness exalts ns.
ton, while sin Is reproach to any peo
pie. 49,,
President of the United States do hereby
recommend to the people thereof 10
sat apart and observe the first Thursday
&c December as day of National thanks.
o;,;nc to the Creator of the universe, "a,
Ssnosa deliyerances and blessings; and
~ farther recommend that on that occa.
Son the whole people make confession Of
Va,ional sins against His infinite good.
rass and with one heart and one mind
;n,nlore the divine guidance in the way
IF National virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof, | have bereuntc
cot INV hand, and caused the seal Of II,
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington, thi
oQtb day of October, IN the year OF on
. Iord 1865, and of the independence O
the United States the nlnetieth.
(Signed) ANDRE" JOHNSON
By the President:
l WM. II. SEWARD,
: Sec'y of STATE.
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MY Plantation in Jasper county, 'tsn -, 40 Iss
M of DeSoto, containing SO ares, Dotstoes, e
cleared well i'm pr we'd, with crop corr, Prilch scE
Thirty head of cattle, several exc lem EN- goaL e
200 head OF stock hogs; 80 bead OF sneeAH be gfss
VIII be sold low for cash-a bargain sh.nnou, ""
For fur her particu, ars apply TO J. J. Sha""'
dian, or to the UNDERSIGNED on the place seed
Also. 200 bushels OF dne Petit Gu ~ X0E
Address .f sbueM
octi2 I'm IS miles "ss'N
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NOTICE.

The interest Of Mr.. J. D. Williams ID
the Office Of the Daily and Weekly |ia'
rion. has been purchased by Col. Jones
S. Hamilton. The style OF the ne" i''Nn
will be Shannon, Hamilton & Co.
]. J. SHANNON, & co.
Nov. lst, 1865.