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aIHSzs s1ss TO THE FENHANs

! New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-Rio Grande papers
of late date say negotiations for the sur
render of Matamoras were progressing.
Canales was willing to surrender to anybody
! but ECOrtina. Gen. Leafistran, Col. Corda
and Col. Otero refuse to receive it.
The gang ofmarauders depredating along
the American side of the Rio Grande have
all been captured, shot or hung. Their
leader, Col. Young formerly chief of scouts
for Gen. Sherman was hung by the Ran
cheres.
Cotton prices are unchanged. Sales To-
day 2600 bales. Gold Is Louisiana sugar
dull fair IA. Moasses dun at 65a9O.
Corn quotations nominal at $40. The de-
mand is entirely speculative.
Stores No. y and ~ on Canal street. occu
pied by T. c, Pagan and Darcy & Wheeler,
were burned last night. Loss, $500, 900 The
parties were insured
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-Sanford Conover
alias Chas. 4. Durham, was arrested in New
York yesterday and brought to Washing
ton to-day. He is charged on the affidavit of
w. H. Roberts of having fraudulently pro-
cured Roberts to commit to memory and
swear to false statement before the House
committee as to matters duplicating Jeffer-
son Davis III the murder of President Lin
coin. Conover, it viii be recollected, gave
great testimony before the military commits
sion on the trial Of assination conspirators.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.--James Young and
VIM. T. Valcent have been commissioned as
new Police Commissioners, and were sworn
beforesJudge Norton of the Superior Court
There was no opposition. The counsel for
the old commissioners said they would offer
no impediment to their taking the oath
The old force remains on duty yet and the
Police stations are strongly guarded All
is quiet but much interest is manifested as
to the result of the issue Mr. Young il
President of the Conservative City Conven-
ton.
NEW YORK, Nov. =. Col. Robarta hos
issued an address to the Fenans, calling on
them to work and organize into regiments.
Strange events are in the near future, and
you know not how soon you may be called
upon to strike for Ireland
Cotton heavy. Sales of 1900 bales at 38l
a 404. Gold Al
WASHINGTON, Nov. Pour negroes who |
murdered Mr.. Lynes in Prince George coun- |
ty, Maryland, Were executed to-day in upper
They confessed their crime /
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B. G. HUMPHREYS, Gov. Miss

CONFEDERATE STEAMERS q.
S. Government is suing in the English
Courts for the recovery of the Penguin,
Owl, Lark, Wasp, Badger, Fox and
Ariel, supposed to be Confederate
steamers, Mr.. Benjamin appears as
one of the counsels for the reputed
owners, and the United States is to
give bail for costs and damages before
its cause can be heard further. Many
seem to think that Uncle Sam, in en-
gaging in an English law suit, where
the processes are usually interminable
and the costs enormous, is not acting
with his usual shrewdness.
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/ CHAP. Wan ACT making Appropria.
tions for the Payment ofinvalid and other
/ Pensions of the United States for the Year
ending the thirtieth of June, eighteen hun
dred and siXty-seYen and additional ADpro-
priationS for the Year ending the thirtieth
of June, eighteen hundred aud sixty-six
BE IL cRdcted bg the Senate and House of Rem
/ reseadtircs Of the United States Of 4meIica IN
Congress assembled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby, appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, for the payment of pen
slons for the year ending the thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and siXty-seven:
For invalid pensions under various acts
five millions five hundred thousand dollars
For revolutionary pensions, and pensions
Of widows, children mothers, and sisters of
soldiers, as provided for by acts of March
eighteenth, eighteen hundred and eighteen:
May fifteenth. eighteen hundred and twenty
eight; June seventh, eighteen hundred and
thiTty-twO; July fourth, eighteen hundred
and thirty-siX July seventh, eighteen hun
dred and thirty-cigbt March third, eighteen
and fOrty-three June seventeenth eighteen
hundred and fDrty-four; February second.
July twerty-frst, and July twentv-ninth:
eighteen hundred and forty-eight; February
third, eighteen hundred and fiftv-tbree: limo
third, eighteen hundred and ffty-eight; and
July fourteenth,e eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and for compensation to pension agents
and expenses ofagencies, nine millions eight
hundred thousand dollars.
For navy pensions to widows, children
and sisters, as provided for by acts of August
eleventh, eighteen hundred and forty-eight
and July fourteenth, eighteen eurdred and
sIxty-twO, one hundred and forty thousand
dollars, to be paid out of the navy pension
fund.
SEC ,. Ind be it further enacted, That the
following Lsuml be, and the same is hereby.
appropriated to supply deficiency in the
appropriation for the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and
sitXy-six, out OF any money in the treasury
not otherwise Appropriated:
For revolutionary pensions and pensions
OF widows, children, mothers, and sisters of
soldiers as provided for by acts of March
eighteen, eighteen hundred and eighteen.
May fifteen, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight; June seven. eighteen hundred and
thirty-two, July four, eighteen hundred and
thlrty-sIx, July seven, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight, March three, eighteen hundred
and forty-three. June seven, eighteen hum
bred and forty-four, February two, July
twenty-one, and July twenty-nine, eighteen
hundred and forty-eight, February three,
eighteen hundred and tifty-three, June three
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, and july
fourteen, eighteen hundred and sixty-two, |
two millions five hundred thousand dollars |
APPROVED, February Z, 1866.
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A DOG HosPITAL-Paris boasts n canine
hospital, where sick dogs are boarded and
nursed with the most afiectionate care.
Large airy kennels are constructed for the
big dogs, whilst the little dog department.
is said to be perfect marvel of cleanliness
and ventilation, with Il pavement of varie-
gated marble, painted walls and oaken KEEP
nels, known by the number, with bright CON
per fastenings
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John Mitchell writes from Paris that
Napoleon will get out of the Mexican puddle
as best he can, and adds: II am not soIry
for him he not boldly take the only course
that would have securely established the
Mexican Empire, that is he did not recog-
nize and aid the Southern Confederacv.'
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Col. Jno a. Brown, late Chief Of
Ordinance on Maj. Gen. Maury's staff,
has become associated in the owner
ship and editorial department of the
Mobile Times.
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A Cincinnati dispatch of the 10th to
the Louisville Courier, says: One of
the most terrible affairs known in the
annals of Cincinnati crime took place
yesterday, on east Third street, be-
tween Ludlow and Lawrence, between
four and five o'clock IN the afternoon.
The particulars are as follows: Two
boys named Edward Morris, aged
fourteen years, and Pat Gallagher,
aged fourteen and half years, in
company with several others were
engaged in playing some game in
coal yard, situated, as we have already
stated, on Third street. Gallagher,
whether accidentally or purposely, it is
not known, knocked Morris hat off
his head. The latter, without scarcely
saying word, deliberately pulled a
pistol from his pocket and fired, the
ball taking effect in the back of the
head, just below the base of the brain.
and causing death in fifteen minutes
afterwards
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Capitol Saloon +.
Opposite the Capitol. Jae ksOn, Miss

NELSON & BARRY, PROPRIETORS
NTOULD respectfully. inform the public
w that they have recently fitted up this Sa.
loon in elegant style, and have added to their
stock of Liquors a fun supply of the very best
brands OF Wines, Brandies, Whiskey, Porter
Ales, and other things deemed good for the
inner man.
Trey solicit share Of patronage, and vii
spare no efforts TO please
Jackson. Oct 10, 1855 dam
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RESOLUTION: Providinr for the Lea.

RESOLUTION: Providing for the leasing
of the Penitentiary
Resolved, by the Legislature of the State
of Mississippi, That the Governor of the
State is hereby authorized and requested to
appoint four commissioners, whose duty if
shall be to negotiate with any party OF par
ties leasing the Penitentiary for a term of
Years, and to do so without expense to the
State, and that His Excellency make the an
poiutment at the earliest possible moment
and that said Commissioners when so an
pointed shall, with the advice and consent
ofthe Governor, have full and complete now
eT and authority to enter into and make
contract or contracts for leasing out the
Penitenti ry, to take and approve bonds for
the same, and to make all other provisions
necessary to carry this Resolution into eff
feet, anything in the Penitentiary laws of
this State to the contrary Notwithstanding,
Provided That the aforesaid Commission
ers shall make no contract BY which the con
troll of the convicts may be taken from the
State except during the hours of labor
Adopted by the Senate Oct 26th, 1886.
ConcurTed in by the House of Representa-
bves October Doth, 1866
,Jno. NJ. Simonton, President of Senate
). J. Gholson, Speaker OF the House of
Representatives
Executive Office, jackson, Oct q.
ADDroVp1
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The Charter and Bylaws of the
Southern Hospital Association for
disabled soldiers shows that tie As
sociation was formed in New Orleans.
and was incorporated according to
the laws OF the State Of Louisiana, on
July 10. 1896. Its officers are as fol
lows. Gen. John i. Hood, Pres
ideut and director for the State of
Texas: Gen. S. 3. Buckner, Vice
President and director for the State of
Kentucky; and VIM. c. c. Claiborne,
Jr, Secretary and director for Louis
lana. Among the list Of directors
we find the following: Generals
Robert +. Lee and Joseph E. John
st0n for Virginia; Gen. ID. H. Hill
for North Carolina; Wade Hampton
for South Carolina; Gen. James
Lonestrcet for Alabama; Gen. Benz.
G. Humphreys for Mississippi; Gen.
G. T. Beauregard for louisiana; F.
r. Lubbock for Texas. Donations
should be forwarded to NJ J. New
man New Orleans.
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1t is reported that there is a south
ern officer in St Louis hunting recruits
for the Cuban expedition, and has en-
rolled about forty already. If funds
are ready for transportation, several
hundred recruits could be had, so say
welI-advised parties.
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Efforts are being made in Baltimore
to indict Jno. w. Forney for his late
attempt to incite a riot in that city,
and to resist the enforcement Of the
laws.
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The New York Herald's Washia gton cor
responee asserts positively that the late
Ledger canard was eoncocted in Wall stree t,
and circulated throughout the country
through the continuance ofthe agents Of tt D
New York Associated Press.
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The President has issued a pardon
to Gen. Lafayette McLaws, of the
late Confederate army. lie is a grad
utate OF West Point
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Notwithstanding the u

Notwithstanding the unmerited
abuse and coarse vituperation in
dulged in by the Roberts Fenian par
ty towards the President, the latter
has instructed the United States Con
sui at Toronto to defend by counsel
such of the Fenian prisoners, now
under arraignment at that place, as
are citizens of the United States.
This act OF magnanimity on the part
OF the President is deserving Of more
than passing notice.
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s.OgREWARD

STRAYFD from the Eclip'e y
= ey uine- of the 22d Of October
Mare, Il hands and . ncile' HE'D
Old, one white hind foot. .re
The above reward will be pai. y
erv of said mare Mt the Eclipse I'd .
nation where She can be loNh ,.'-Er
Nicksburg. oct 80 div
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Notice.
THE COMMISSIONER, APflD

"HE COMMISSIONERS AII'-
his EXcelleucy, the Governor u ~, n. !
itentiary, hereby give notice ~
receive sealed proposals, Ut u nj
18th, inst, from person, dasI 'A7 I'd
Penitentiary for period oi -
fifteen years. ,lss
The conditions upon which lh' te
made may be seen at the Once ii.
Herod, state Architect, with WH'-
been left for the inspection o. p
e''0'' A.IIE'
C,s
Jackson, Oct 81, Nov lii
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A well known Eastern Congressman writes
to Washington that a resolution viii be in
troduced in the House on the first day of the
session, calling q special court whose duty
it will be to inquire and report if probable
grounds exist for the impeachment of Pres
ident johnson.
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Fjcndish and brutal murders are of
daily occurrence. Near Lebanon,
Missouri, last week 4 man named
Harper shot a Mr. Wilson and beat
him over the head with a revolver I'M
- ''1'--a-z= a=--4a---- nh l,~~I .,,.a
body next morning, q most ncart-
rending spectacle of human barbarity.
1t appears both young men were can
didates for the hand of . Miss Brown.
Wilson was the victor, and married
the young lady Harper met him the
next day when the above stated trag-
edy took place
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The Memphis Bulletin speaks of Wilde
Hardinge, who was lost on the Evening Star,
as the fourth husband of the noted Belle
Boyd" This is mistake Belle never had
out one husband, and Land advices" as
sured us some time ago that she was sorry
she had even that many
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES
These excellent School Books, we are
gratifed to know, are being rapidly
introduced throughout the South
The many advantages 50 justly
claimed for this series will be found
stated at length in our advertising
columns. The enterprising publishers,
Me5Srs. Richardson Il Co, are entitled
to'praise and patronage for their eff
forts to disseminate Southern Iitera-
ture. They have published many su-
perjor works Of Southern authorship,
prominent among which is this series
of school books. The general agent
for this State is Capt. p, NJ, Slavery, of
Baldwin, who is at present in our
city.
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DMelIInG House For

a house containing -.-,,9 ,-a
"a oven -,.rrp arI a. OF 81 ..'.,,.-.--.
uatod on West street, near llg. WV
For terms apply To lA,''
First National Bank.
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Corporate -noua be particular
ABOUT issuing license to retail liquor.
At Holly Springs the other day Judge
Clayton decided that the license as
granted by the Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen OF that place was invalid,
because the law does not empower the
city authorities to grant such license,
unless upon petition of majority Of
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Major General Tillson, Assistant Commits
siouer of the Freedmens Bureau Of Georgia.
in letter in regard to an application for
pardon, expressed the following patriotic and
Christian sentiment:
The war Is over, and kindness to those
who have shown themselves worthy Of 1t
Hi I'D alone make us again; one people"
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MARRIED..

In this city, at the residence of the brides father
on Thursday evening, LIST inst, by the Rev John
Hunter Mr.. WM. FRENCH, and MISS EMMA
WAMSLY, daughter of MR. f. Wamsly all OF
Jackson
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Ihc Fairy Louise, o. "Chile
WILL AT | O'CLOCK EAla
Perform her Thrilling Ascension
outside of the Pavilion. Whuef.-
it, free Of charge.
i15 For list Of Member, Of '.'
bly, large and efficient Compu.'
Posters, Programmes, Sc.
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JAMES S, BAYFIELD,.

nEALER IN WATCHES AND CLOCKS
~ JEWELRY, ETC,
No. Z Cheapside, Jackson, Miss.
1T Clocks and Jeweiry Repaired-EngraY-
ing Of all kinds done
jan2 If.
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TIE CoTToN QUESTION, BY DR.. W. j.
BABBEE, OF DESoTo COUNTY, Miss
care under obligations to the author,
DR. Barbee, for copy of this valuable
work. We have only had time to give
it a nasty reading but we find that it is
filled with great deal Of important,
scientific and practical information
that will make it useful to all who
desire to extend their knowledge on
this important question. We com
mend it to the public rs a useful book
to the general reader and especially to
the cotton planter, and trust it may
have a wide circulation.
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x.poIEoN AND MExICo
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We are assured from reliable
sources, that the arrest Of the citizen
in Jacksonby an armed guard, which
we referred to yesterday, is unqual-
itedly condemned by Gen. Wood
Ficksburg Herald.
While we condemn the arrest of
citizens by the military, still, in JUS
tice to Capt. Sanderson, we deem it
proper to say that he had been grossly
insulted, and not finding a civil official
made the arrest with soldiers, and i'm
nediately turned the party over to
NaYor Earr0Ws.
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G.. ID. SHD
MANUFACTURER OF sApp
NESS AND PLANTATION
DEALER IN LEATHER
I-TNTnTNEC


Texas Saddles, Of mos, ap ~ In yR
English, Shaftor. Pad oa ',lt GHiarness
dies; Horse Boats. Bit dIis,e y Bits, q
Steel, Port, Snatlle and Chii 1,'itu re- y
description of Horse Fua 1iH5 LestbGs,
French and Domestic Can ln5 TrotlS
ness: Tiains, Hames and eOiiA
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CHAP. Han ACT making Appropriation
for refurnishing and repairing the Presi-
dents House
Be It enacted By the Senate ard House Of Rep
reseatGtires Of the United States Of 4merica in
Congress assembled, That the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, or so much thereof as shall
be necessary, be and the same is hereby APP
prOpriated, out of any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for refnrnishing
the Presidents house and repairing the
same.
APPROXEn Decnmher 10iIS6h
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TILE M ARkETS-
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CHAP. Van ACT authorizing the s

CHAP. Van ACT authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Treasury to appoint Assistsnt
Assessors of Internal Revenue.
BE It enacted by the Senate ard House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of 1merica
ia Congress assembled That the Secretary
of the Treasury is hereby authorized to APP
point assistant assessors of internal revenue
now provided by law.
APPROVED January 10, 1866.
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MAR aTDEER EAs LIE b
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Sanford COnoVer Ares ted
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RY TELEGRAPH.
NOON REPORTS.

F.oREIGN iNIEi1l-'>
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ArrEoyEp. December Is. 1865.

CHAP H.-AN ACT TO prevent the HpIeau
of foreign Diseases among the Cattle OF
the United States
Be 10 enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Amei?ca
IN Congress assembled, That. the importation
of cattle be, and is, prohibited. And it shall
be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury
to make such regulations as will give this
law full and immediate effect, and to send
copies of them to the proper officers in this
country, and to all officers or agents OF the
Uuitid States in foreign countries.
notice, by proclamation, that no further
danger is to be apprehended from the spread
Oftoreign infectious or contagious diseases
among CATTLE this law shall be of no force,
and cattle may be imported in the same way
as before its passage
APPROVED December Is, 1863.
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.-z-u.se --.--e ~
HARDAWA z &C CO
AGENTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGe,

corner washington and Clay streets
VICKSBURG, MISS.
Keep always and complete assortment OF DRUGS and Mn
carefully
pFPFIrNERY FANCY and TOILET ARTICLES, SOAPS, CuIOGyrS
DENTRIFICE etc etc, manufacture dcscror.
JR CT L CAL n S Il r. U NJ E MI
POCKET CASES SADDLE BAGS, SPECULUMS TRUSSr
variety Of the Improved instruments
WINDOW GLASS and SASH of various size
LIQUORS! LIQUORS
DIN ZIP ANDY Extra PORT WINE, SHERRY. GIN W.
especially Medicinal Purpose
SPICES of every variety PAINTS, OILS and CoLos at the
| Rates LANDRErIIs GARDEN SEED everything. Wiz,
the inc Business
- All orders filled with promptncs- a accuracy
/
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THE SOUTHERN
WHITE LEAD AND COLOR COHP,,,

ST. LOUIS
WHITE LEAD and WHITE the Manufacturers will
freight and insurance, furnished by
hAhDAWAY Il
ocI4-
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ToFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed At The! First Session of the Thi'iy-Ai"'h
Congress

CHAP. I-ANACT to amendaan Act lntl-
tied "Au Act providing for the Selection
of Jurors to serve in the several Courts OF
the District of Columbia"
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and HoaSe o. rep
resent0fires Of the United Stefes Of Ame'5ca n
Congress assembled, That fiat any time 1t shall
occur that all of the names in the box pro
vided for in the fourth section of the act 10
which this is an amendment shalI nave
been drawn out of the same at any term OF
the court before the first day OF teoIuiIS
next ensuing the court, or any judge tnete-
of may order the marshal to summon Irchl
the body u Washington County twenty
/ three citizens, having the qualification Oh
jurors, as provided in said act, to serve as
grand Jurors, and twenty-slX citizens, having
such qualifications, to act as petit IhforS' Oh
either, as may be needed at any subsequent
term of the court to be held between the
time of the happening of the contingency
aforesaid and the first day ofFebrurary then
next ensuing; and vacancies in either grand
OF petit Jurors so ordered to be summoned as
aforesaid NAV be filled by other persons
summoned by the marshal upon the order Oh
I the court.
I SEC ,. ind be It further enacted, That where
as all the names in thejur box provided ioI
I by the fourth section OF the act 10 winch
/ this is an amendment were, at the late term
! of the supreme court of the District OF Co
lumbia sitting for the trial of crimes ana
misdemeanors, drawn from said box, the
/ Judge assigned to hold the December term OF
/ said court for the year eighteen hundred ana
siXty-live, be, and he is hereby, authorized
and empowered to order the marshal TO sum
mon from the body of Washington County
twenty-three- citizens, having the qnalitica-
lions Of jurors, as provided in the act to
which this is an amendment, to act as grand
Jurors for said term of said cortland twenty
six citizens, having such qualifications, tt
act as petit jurors for said term, and thai
vacancies in said grand and petit jurors may
be filed as provided for in the first section
I Of this act.
ApppoyFD December Is 1863
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Cam:.Ies Wants 20 Surrender
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LATER FROM NICO