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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
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Is. T. BABBITTs best Medicinal sALERATUs, made
from Common Salt" Bread made with this Saeratus
ains when baked nothing but salt, -four
Nos s. IS, &C. o. IS, g. TO- ~ Washington St. New
York.
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Attachment,

John Patterson ". Daniel Litrel
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
says the defendant indebted him SO abs1onds or
couesas him self thai Ehs ordinary process of law
be served him and having obtained original attach
ment against ls estate OF the d dalt made retQrnaJls
fore WP Parker Ju>G Of the Peace for Claiborne county
and the having Ievl d-isndsnts property 1t
ordered by said uloe that tbs defendant appear before
n al his office II Claiborne county, Tennessee, the
th day October 1866 or Il will bu proceeded with e1 pare
Il further ordered by said Justice notice be pub
shsd for i0uE successive weeks IL BroguIUw's Wing.
spT25-4tN W P. PARKER j. P.
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Y THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING

inst tbs defendants Leggie Aayse and wife Matilda Nayse
William Asr.hsr and vile Astnds Marshall, - Woods
SD wife Cynthia Woods residents Of the State OF
rsssereee, shown N the bill II ordered that pubea
~ be ns5e IN Brovnovs Wing four successive weeks
ong SAID TO appear before be Chancery Court
- Tsev the Monday June next and thereto
oeehd sstd h the will he taken confessed 70
fSsSr and SCI for hesrng Psre. copy Of the order
P. y. R0bDY, c. & NJ
APRIL 8, lso6-st@ By JAMES X. EVANS, D. C. n
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FAMILIAR SCIENCE Is mo-, 3O5 pages
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DRUGsI DRUcs!I DRUcsII

-
DRUCSI DRUGSlI DRUcsII
DR.. JAMES RODGERS,
GAY ST., BET. CUMBERLAND and cHuacH,
Knoxville, Tennessee,
Wholesale and Retail peaIsrIs
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS
PAINTSl
OILSl
AND VARNEHES
Alsrss Stock Of
WHITE LEAD, ZINC, LINsEED OIL, CARBON
OIL, CASTOR OIL, OLIVE OIL, LAID
OIL, TANNERS OIL.
Also, large Stock Of
RU S H E 8.
Paint Marking. varnish, whitewash, Hair and ToO.h
Dye Stuffs,
AT WHOLESALE AND Retail
Indigo, Copperss AmstO, Logwood shipped extract
Nader, Blue Vitroil, Cud Bar.
TRUSSEs
OF EVERY STYLE AND SIZE.
i n s T r U M E n is.
Irusses, Cupping Glasses.
braces, Breast Pumps
| Supporters, tunnels,
Glass and Rubber Syringe Cork Screws
| Suspendsry Bandages. Lances
FLAVORING EXTRACTs.
Lemon, Strawberry.
Pine Apple, Raspberry,
| Vanilla, Ginger
| Orange, Sarsaparilla.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
| For Medicinal purposes.
French Brandy, Sparkling Catsb. Wins,
Catsbs g Bells Whiskey
Cognac e Pure Old Bourbon,
Blackberry Wine, HOstetter's Bitters,
Malaga 90 brakes
Port Bulls
| Sherry Old Tom Gin.
PILLS! PILLSN PILLSlii
| Ayers Brandreth's
McLane's. RObacks
Jaynes, DR.. Lees
HOOpers, Railways,
Wrights, Cooks.
PERFUMERYi
Phaons Night Blooming cereus, odOr Of opening Flowers.
Patchouly, Roses
Geranum, X. Bazins queen of aOver, ext
Buskks fragrant sOzodOnt preserving the Teeth
PATENT MEDICINES.
! Ayers Sarsaparilla, Jaynes' CarmnatiEe
4 Cherry PectOra. DR.. VIM. Ha1s BalsaB,
| " Ague Cure. Whcomb' Asthma Remedy
| Jaynes Alternative, Browns Jamaica Ginger
/ " Expectorant
Il DR.. Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
| Helmboldfs Fluid Extract of Buchu, &c. Sc
LINIMENTS.
Arctic, Arabian,
Mustang, Indian.
1 Nerve and Bone
M1SCELLA NEOUS.
DR.. John Bulls Worm Candy, Mrs. Winslow', Soothing
Syrup, +. R. Relief, Freys Vermifuge, Fahnstocks
Vermifuge McLain's Vermifugs, Lyons Kathsron
Woods Hair Restorative, Godfrey's Cordial whitney.
Liquid OpadeldOc, Browns Brochia Troehes and Lace
line BarnettS Cocsine, Kaliston, and Castorne Pain
| Killer, Gargling Oil, &c.
PRESCRIPTIONS 4 CCURATELY PREPARED
/ G9- DR.. R. be consulted professionally At the
Drug Store during business hours and he residence
corner of Cumberland and Locust Srees other hours
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CHANCERY C0URT-JAMEsT0WN.
Edley Paul vs.. Harrison Williams.

IN |Iu1O OAOOL II AFEEAKc FKUM
affidavit that the defendant, Harrison William a a MN,
resident OF tbs stare OF Tennessee that the orusry pro
cess OF av be served upon him IL ordered that pu
eton Oe nsoe 10Y icur successive In Brownlou
wing noyng said defendant appear before the Chancr
1amesoWn on the I'd Monday October next then
tnere TO make his defense b or the sams will be
ior confessed sno for hearing parte 70 him
May 2, ls66-pf5 b q B6wDFN q e M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
y. ". Lamhdin vs. W. W. Gibbs and Allen Hurst.

Il Met tSs 6essndant W W. Gibbs and Alien Hurst
reBe OF The State Of Tennessee II therefore
tAst pubhes be sds Brownows Wing
ve weeks notifying the said Gibbs and Hurst appear
ssIt Term Of the Circuit Court at he bella the
.eJt bOSss IN MsyBArdvl0 the FIRST Monday after the
nTtb Monday Of May then and there make
SDs said uit before ths I'd day Term
VIII BE- taken for oorsd and hearing parte
Aysl %, late-pg, K. J. CARR, Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
william 4. Rodgers rs. Alien Hurst.
HTIHS (aAGE 1T DID Il A DIa.- 4

nat tie defendant Allen HuEst s nODTssideDt the
Stats Of TeBesees IL therefore ordered that publication
made fouY successive weeks Bro-nIOwR Wing
ha sad Alien Hurst 70 sppear the Term ofUur Cir
ce Couyo be held lt tbe house IN Maypardvile
e hendAy afr the fourth Monday Of May next
sd there pd answer denur said suit
'rih tshsn cosfeed Judgment pro
Sy-Sl b. Iee6-pR r. J. CARR, Clerk
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new SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS

SOLVER, BARNES & POTTS,
No. 81, North Third Street. Philadelphia, Penn
THE UNDERSIGNED, BY AN AR
i RANGEMENT with George W Childs, Esq, the eminent
Book Publisher respectfully that they have become
SOLE Publishers of his
Entire List of School Publications,
and that they preparing editions OF the following
we'll knOu md highly aDpreciated works:
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cHANCERY CoURT-MaynardvllIe.

VE6sm = Wsggoner William Robertson and J. G.
Palmer.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING
CerA end the desendants VIII
D RobersoR, 10 nonresident Of the Tennessee
hat The ordinary of law be served
p therefore ordered that publication Be
oetve veeke Ia BrounOv Whig notifying the defendant
wan R1berlson, appear the Term OF the Chan
y Court Of Union county Be held the in
ay the frst Friday after the third Monday OF
Jooe psst 70 plead, answer denur conplanants bill
ths will be teken tr confessed, and hearing
1870 70 him.
ApYp q, less-sE% J. ". BRANS0N, G I'M
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
John A. Smith vs. Allen Hurst

IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
that ne defendant Allen Hurst non-resdent Of the
Of therefore that publication
% made In BrovnowS Wing for four weeks
ting ssd Hurst 20 appear the Circuit
TO be held the house in Maynardyie
IRE rs hopdsy sitter the fourth Monday May next
~ there make defense said sut before tho "a day
y ne Term the viii Be taken for confessed
81 bearing = parte.
Ha<sh %, IstS4tpf1 Z. J. CAEB, Clerk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
ATT ACHMENT.

5s1el ranmfre Charles Wolf SwinheId Edison and
Johr W. Philips.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
the oendssts indebted him left the
ts q the State sbScond that the ordinary process
ADot BE seTSee them and having obtained original
attachment against thsr estates, made returnabe before XII
eEr ystise Of the Peace fr Hancock county: II is Or
rre ~ said Justice that the defendants appear before him
81 rs hocss IN the 18Th Civil District county On tn
18Th Day Of Nay 1886 80 plead answer demur to the
asd Of ths PLAINTIFF the viii proceeded with ex
pare TO them Il further ordered shat this notice b.
sroheAed BroUniows Wing, for four weeks
spr6-4~ ELI HENRY. J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
E7jRAS2AE !llSI]5;Z;!

b. T. BABBITT'S STAR YEAST POWDER Light Bis
cult kind of cake may be made with
der in Is minutes. No shortening required when sweet
milk is used. Nos 6 "a Washington Street New York
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
N THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING

4 that the defendant e. y Rice IS nonresident the
state Of Tennessee shown in bill l.
publication be made III Brow uows Wing four
week. notifying said defendant appear before Chancey
Court Al IaLewe the lEt Monday Of June next, then
and rheTe 10 defend said su the taken as
confessed - HIN and srt tor hearing x paTte.
2. y. RuDDY, c. NJ.
April Is, lSGG-4tT By JAMES l. EVANS, d. L. N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Oris1naI and Atta.hmnnt BIZ
y. b. Hinesid e. Jas. n. Kincaid and Lsban Sharp
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO

tAe Clerk and Master that Of the defendants James
ktnesd, noo-resdent Of the State Of Tennessee
The ordinary Of law BE- served
therefore ordered that publication be made for four
webs e Brovnous Nhg notifying the defendant James
Ktsctid 20 appear 81 ths Term of the Chsncery
sort Of Union county TO be held NJ the hoaEe May
os,d-, thsst Friday after third Monday June
20 plead dsn1r oonpainauts bill
viii A Sske. for coofssed ard for hearing parte
70 hin.
luil As leo6.4ts IaNES " BRANEON - : NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Vim. A. Spencer vs. James N. Toole, ct ais.
II APPEARING FROM THE ALE

CATIONS Of the bill that Elizabeth Toole John E. Tooe
Sne n Iooie arc nonresdents of the State Tennessee
ordered that publication be made Brown
i0t our successive weeks notifying said E
Ioo 1ohh Loole and B. M Toole, 20 appear at
oseefJ oosT to be held the house in Mafyyi in
OF nount and State Of Tennessee on the our1
Aenosy OF June ne1t and plead answer or d-m1r 70
eAinen. oil OF the same will be taken as confessed and 81
III ne@'e "a Po''' Ns 70 mem \ copy Of the order.
" q PICkEES, c. NJ
A8ru 70 le0t-pfd By Z. GODDARD, D. C. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Attachment,

David Co, Of S. David aud Joseph David, W.. P.
SgHt.r.
THE PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT.
Il Say the defendant is IN luGtrd them, and that he
rc;Ideut Of the State and having obtained original
tachept against The eslats Of the defendant returnabe be-
fore Charles Morrow, Justice OF the Peace Knox county
the have been levied upon the defendants property
ordered that publication BE- made for four
III BTowniUws Wing, notifying said defendant appear
s Office II the hTst Cv District CT Knox county
18th day Of October lss, tho will be proceeded with
q pATte.
April IS lse5t:e CHARLES MORROW, J. P.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
CHANcERY CoURT-TAgEWELL.

JLzee Debrest w. Nancy Hoooer, Mary Malinda Hoop
81, Malinda Elisabeth Hooper, James F. Hooper ga
rah Q. Hooper, Leggin Nsyse and wife Matilda Mayse,
- Woods and wife Cynthia Woods, William Mar
.haN and U;ke Malin5a MayshnII
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
David Heaty VS.. William Brannon, ct ais.
n THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
R. 7. HildHt''s Adn'rs VS.. Isaac Stockton ct sis.
TIE DEFENDANT. ISAAC STOCK

Ton, being resident OF the State, as charged in
the bill Ii ordered that publication be made four
csssFe weeks IN brownlow Nhg, notifying said defendant
APPEAR before the Chancry Jamestown on the I'd
Monday Ia October next then there his defense
the BILL or the will be taken confessed and set for
be tring parte - him.
Nay ?, ls6c-pf5 B. Q. BOwDEN C. NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Ssaoel I. Cox and 4. Aatlock, Executors of Lob, p
Cox, decd VS.. Henry 7. Cox
IN OBEDIENCE TO q DECREE OF

the Chsncery Court made at the December Term 1855
proceed take and the account directed AZ NJ
ssee Asryye Bount county, Tenn. the sth of JuI
Ht when where the parties their proof
W, c. PICKENs, @. & M
April e, 1864 By L. GODDARD, d. C. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
PETERsONs FAMILIAR SCIENCE,

PETERsONs FAMILIAR SCIENCE,
SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION OF COMMON THINGS
To which added Professor John Henry Peppers popular
treaties Scientific Amusement for Young Peope no.,
59 containing $50 illustrations The vast hed covered
by Sciences and the amount OF labor
study required pupils attain general EnoWl
edge the multitude Of absolutely important subjects press
Ing upon attention creating grave discussions among
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Youthful mind causing them aExioUsy to look round for
condensed works. contsng Clesr logical but short and
easily understood ept0mes Of the subjects Of which they
been the especial aim of Sower Barnes Potts to
supply this great in their School Publications. and this
work Fa0Gr Science has been accepted by them as adml-
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The sale the work has already had IS the
evidence high evidence in which it is held among
those best able to judge OF its merits.
FAMILIAR SCIENCE Is mo-, 800 pages
This small work excellent abrdgement Of the foFegong
has also had immense SALE and in announcing edi-
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largely increased.
SHEPPARD's CONSTITUTIONAL TENT BOOK.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
CHANCRRY CoURT-MARYvILIE

Jsnss Henry, Admir- de bonis of Vim. Lee, decd
vs.. A. J. Ish. Admir- Of Alexander Ish, doc'd John
6rihtts and Benz A. Ish.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARS FROM
ths allegations Of the bill that Bent A Ish non.reg
en Of the State Of Tennessee II Is therefore ordered that
puhhoees be made in Brovnovs Wing for four successive
weeks, notifying the said Benjamin A. Ish 10 appear 81
Cnanoery Court 70 bs held the house in Maryve
she county Of Blount, aud State of Tennessee on The
hcodsy Of June next and plead answer demur to
psDsps bl the viii he taken as confessed ana set
~ bearing eG psrte. 4 copy of the order.
w. {. PICKESS, @. y NJ
IpTn 18th, Is65py By i. GODDARD d. c, NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Lewis HUFF Va James NJ. Wright, Admir-. ct ais.
THE DEFENDANTS. ARMSTED

MILLER and William Miller being nonresidents Of the
state charged in the hil 1t ordered publication be
made four successive weeks IN Brownows Wing notifying sad
defendants TO appear before the Chancy Court jamestown
the I'd Monday in October next there make
their defense BILL the viii be taken for confess
e q, and Get for hearing parts TO them.
May 2, ls5G-pf5 B. 0. B0WDEN, c. & NJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16
Lewis Huff ys. James u Wright, admir-, ct ais.
The DEFENDANTS. ARMSTED
CHANCERY COURT-TAzEWELL.

WI. Neil a-i GhosP Graham w. Elizabeth Jones. Lu-
creIa May, John Mas, Elvcua Jones, Mary Ann
Jones, S-I-h Jones, luna Jones, Emira Jones, FIJI
mos Jones, Ca.ciy-i2 ,--s I'll an Jones. and G. Y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-16

Formerly of Knoxville, Tenn.
Office, 80 Broad Street, New York.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

E Says the Richmond Times: Seven
rginla gentlemen, elected in strict con.
iolnliy to the requirements of the law
e"ilhg certlneates of election from an ever
loSai Governor, having just been refused
admission into the House of Representa-
tlFes' 1t is proposed to send two other car
.t~ e,ell'en 'here IN order that they may be
tnIust out OF the Senate chamber. one of
our cheeks having just been soundlv horad
we are now to ask that the same preyilcoa he
awarded to the other God kTo,,u
y : nave done allthat people could'do. with
'dt absolute degradation, to prove the sim
elltJ OF our professions to loyalty"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

A letter from Lexington, Va. has tbe
.ollo"lng Item: General Lee may be seen
very aay quietly attending to his dutiao -
e cue college, OF taking an evening 1ide on his
i"ilous lron-gray, He has been board;ro.
'ne notel' but his house is now beino f+ta5
up In suitable style for the recantioa af I:" ~:
Ie l'rAliiS ~ In sad contrast with the fttino NJ,
oI General Lees house, is an adyertiso,oe,,t
See posted on the street, Offering for sale tbe
noosenoIo and kitchen furniture Of tho l.
"0"'eu = General Stonewau Jackson r.
Letcher may be daily seen on oTr
Ior'' .;t1r quieeiy smoking his pipe and taIl,ino
4'A MS ola friends and ne.a!bors ,.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
ATTEMPTED Horse SrR,, u

| ATTEMPTED HORSE STE.11<c
rumor yesterday evening that q oon,1e :.
'oilierS mad made an attempt to steal
. morse irom gentleman living near here,
on the preceding night; when he attoo1-ad
'iisin with an axe. One of the negroes had
d gun and tired at him wounding him sliobt-
~ ~ o"' 'ne axe proved the better weapon for
DIS he continued to LAY on a la Macdnff -
!, IN ehopping off the arm of one Of
ta3t' 49, t'.'''iiants ana securing the gun; when
both made their escape. "Nen
we hope to be able to give the narticn1or.
IF this affair tomorrow r'''' 'i' ''i8rS
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

eihs "nat good thing had been done e
ta n 1i'y oy the abolition of slavery. an,
now the great West would pour her weal4l Ia
- 'hat direction In the conclusion. how
ever with that extreme candor and o,li+tar
.ellng particularly of fphraseology that dis.
tihSulshes many of the most eminent -
ioah statesmen, and gives their words waiolt ;
N puoiie affairs, he spoke his mind ON ~
l. 1Allna dickinson would call tie issue Of tbs
hour, as follows: VI Tue
of +ila IN the minds of ali, the foremost snciaot
Ul 1noaght-te policy of reconstruetcI,o
was rrI Writfon some e. attention. would saw as
! '"efe Well coae when It's do,a
INN 't'Tzrs wei if it were done qsiekIv,
Ill - re We are certain that it were weIl dono
'Ien us done, then 'twere well It we're do
IL IiGhdy dnHo put lfit were not wen done when
General applause haste sio"iy-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

COTTON STEAL1NG.-Mr r T,n
Meridian, had seven bales of oo++os ~ u
non Oln nm nlm on Sunday night. A train of f.iegbt
o"IS' under charge of a conductor beIonoin,,
70 Tue N, o. = Il 6. n. r., having Ieft fr7
JACKSON Aonday morning, he was s,,,rosa,l
70 Oe 'he thief and it proved correct 81
gram was sent to Lake Station, headline 49,
erdlh OF, and on its arrival, the co++or,
Iouno and thrown off, when it was norn,it
'ed to go on. Every one belonoiro, rC-i,l''- ~
i ''.-l atat' '-lOuio nave been arrested We heard
- a'aueu n 'hat they Dragged on stealing cot
oll al along the road, and as there was two
'vN "a cars WITH doors closed up, it is hard
eIllng what they had in them
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

-- PERIOD OF three months, after tho -
E M al VI sucn cause, within which to nrasor
1!s OF her said claim, and have the sapa -,
na.eu ana registered If such warrants can
a,s. &c Paalu at the time the same are nra
raoorJ 'lle State Treasurer shall keen .
na,e OF their presentation, specifT;no
| naihes, dates, amonnt. and for rbot
poee' ana shall endorse such fact tberapp1, !.
4 IT, aS soon thereafter, as monevs ora in ~ :
oes@ Ior the liquidation thereof 4bat
Dn,se shaII immediately notify the officer or
Sn.h g 70 "hom any warrant was issne,l Of
offica 49, ana shall also set aside in his
t;o,e "ccord1ng to such record of nresanto
a,,,n e,On, q sealed package containing tha
cnrre,,o,s rae speclned "c On such warrant in the
Troas,,-S VI the country on hand in the
,,,S at the time sad sarv;o- :
nsvo,1a ltnlered' t or said claim became dna
IT, r. @ole 70 the holder of such warrant nno,,
is nc presentation and snrrandar IPoli
snal be held to satisfy said warra+ wnlc1 |
Tue ~ same shall be payable in no othar I anu
or manner whatever - H0 o'ier Iunds
sec < be 1t further enacted 1bo4
Ino 80, VI any public officer, or the amonnt
stSy any claimant or ally creditor Of +br
he oa,,S1 sLtII De payable in the currency IF
LeDtedness occurred VI III
sec .. be 1T further enacted. That article
- y seven, section three, chapter six Of ~
,9 Soue, be and the same is barab
. ral' SO as to provide in addition tba{ s
,,litSlP liiteIP. warrant shall be issued hv tba
Iulror smnnd OF Public Accounts for the paymenf n
= money t y, INTO the Treasury unless that "fi'
ia - 81 Iuliy satisfied, that the money will ha
,,t ,,t 1n u tne same day that the recent war2
In6,ls lit Is issued and that unless said none
3Iap,'t ill upon that day, the said recent
Gee, sec 4; BE 1t further enacted Tbo+
al take effect and be in force @ from ,niS and aes
er its passage -''o0 from and
Approved Nov 90 1Sc- Il
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
RESOLUTION


Paooi's PEaoeiidlns Tor the payment of POSTAGE
Of 1IfSoiVed AfSid by the Legislature of the ST.
4llSs1sSippl, That the State Treasnrer h
nnt to retain twelve hundred do1loO D
nav - eile I,lnds that are now in his hands TO
pa9ers tt tPos3age on the public documents and
bers of the il"fe nave; peen mailed by the mem
}n ~ ~ lesoIuhon passed by this Tec;sIatn,"
nav 1nt t cary part of the session. and thai he
ins,; pay the ne same when the apDronria4;a, iao ne
made by the Legislature Ppiopriatlon is
approved November 90, 1865