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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-27
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Wecall attention to.the certidcatespub-
lished below by Mf! Crosby, Mr.. Samuel NJ.
NickeFson, and ge0tlemen. OF fthe committee
or, distribution Of the Crosby Opera Art
Association. Mr.. Rickerson having be-
come pecuniarily responsiblefor the distri-
button OF, the ,preminms or the repaymentT
OF the money Of every shareholder, and
his pecuuiary responsibility being vouched
for, by so many of.opr leading aud most re-
spectable citizens, there, would seem, 70 b
no room for doubt, If any before existed,
that all of Mr.! Orosby's undertakings wal
be fiIfY and satisfact6rily ! performed .
10 be Member q as, cr0S4y oaers Hotse
Art Assoc'GlfFif0''lli ,na,sE estmpibnq Z ~
The sale of certificates in the. association
has already been $50 great as to enable me
tOstatel that the distribution of premiums
heretofore announced will be made to,their
satisfaction, or the money, Refunded, -, D.; b1
ar,aSN u. 81. CROSBY, Actuary A. A. "a
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. ASHLAND COUNTY.

The Democracy of Ashland county have
put in nomination the following excellent
ticket, twill be elected by larger ma
jority than was ever given in the county,
For Auditor, R, M. Campbell; Probate
Judge, J. p. Devor; Clerk, II. s. Knapp;
Sheriff, j. G.. Brown; Prosecuting Attor7
ney, VIM. B. McCarty; Commissioners John
Van Nest; Infrmary Director, W.G. CAL
loWay. 8f-r .r,il.lq t-
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FAIRp1ELD COUNTY.

The Democracy of Fairfield county have
nominated an excellent ticket, and intend
to largely increase their majority. The
ticket is as follows: . .afa15
Probate Judge, Abraham Syfert; Clerk.
Jesse F. Vandenlark; Sheriff, Emanuel
ShIsler; Prosecuting Attorney, WIN. A.
Shultz Auditor, VIM. ShcOpp; Commis-
sioner, g. TrOvinger; Recorder, Timothy
Fishpaugh; Surveyor, Frs. 81. Carpenter;
Infirmary Director, Jonas Hite; COrono"'
VIM Bush h.Ell--e --.I..
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SATURDAY wasthe day seCoF atheetiog
2 Of the Wool Growers AssociatiolrI CBgtTt
failed to meet TNf2,{1 G00fc
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WAaHINGroN COUNTY.

The Democracy Of Washington county
have put in nomination the following ex-
cellent ticket. rItis an exceedingly strong
one, and ought to be elected, and will be,
IL the campaign is properly conducted
there: .,-e.o.tia .sFIrV mot
For Sheriff, John Williamson, Probate
Judge, Willis h, Johnson, Commissioner,
William Thomas; Recorder, Lewis Schmidt;
Infirmary Director, John Marshall C0fO@i
ner. John P. DeYolt ~ .,,'t,,,, l,i3
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BOARDoF. COUNTY oommIssIONERsi


'DH''A n.als1a .isiisa sATuRDdAY, A2g75.S .S5S =,
Board met, oPresent--Messrs.o Strait,
Koerner ana Barbee, Commissioners. 5,. 3. 9
~, ,Is2''sg county 4aEeAsURER'sG BOND. sla or
The bondiof JossphrF Falkenbach, County
Treasurer, in the penal sum Of $l5O,0O0,' :
conditioned according to law, was receivedgs
approved and filed with the County ApdT
itorIa 9d' ssbrn 9n3. 81 % II nov ani nor on
,nifi s9nshIo99A NJ bns fUGnOD VIZ odi 10 so3nan
nj noss 81 tEBIILs ALLowrDsaa boa saslq Cd,
Fired. Beck,,oH the, completion OF 4 COR
tract with o. Lathrop and others, for buildGi
ing wash.house, &C. in the Court House
yard, 1896 !, Columbus Gas and Coke CO.,
$2RSS3' HI H. Charlton, blaclESmlthihg for
BIZ. lesuR
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~ THERE were five discharges FROM and
three admissions into the County lntrmary
last week. mo blrtH and 20 death. "a 6R
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Here is the Democratic ticket In Allen
county. 1t is first rate one, and will of
course, be elected by an increased major
ity:.-- .a.rs- ....s,sa s 6i.S
For Probate Judge, Charles N. Hughes |;
Clerk OF the Court, 0rmond Z. Griffith |;
Recorder, Jacob M. Haller; Coroner, Sam
uel Sanford; Commissioner, Samuel Ice |;
Infirmary Director, Elias Everett.
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Now is the time to enter the Capital City
Business College. aug25-dlw
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eunderigned,Em Of thor com
mittee appointed to supefiftOnd the award-
inpt of premiums to omembers OF the Orosby1
Opera House Art Association, take pleas-'
ure In stating that we have full confidence
iGthe lhtegrity of Mr.. Crosby, and IN the,
responsibility, of Samuel M, .Nickerson,
ESD, his guarantor, and assure the phblJ9
that we, ,belieYe the above proposal VIII Be
carried out in goodlfaith. t''"1
sJ."C. DoRE, 'D 'A JAMES II. Bowen, 10 y !
sJ.A ELLIs,b. JAMES q. FARGo,f,I
oCLINToN BRIGGS, iaa AMOS Il. HALL. ig laa
E,E HALL, 5an 2LL aniz.tlls saibsrgs i5s y IL y
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rs. SHEPARD, Chm.
I S,E MLE, seo'y. YilINOM
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ROSS COUNTY.

We give below the Democratic ticket re-
Gently put in nomination in Ross county.
1t is a very strong one, and will be tri-
umphantly elected:
For Representative, DR.. j. l.. Sorber;
Auditor, SAM Kendrick; Clerk, Philip G.
Griffin; Sheriff, John O.. Mcdonald Pros
ecuting Attorney, Charles w. Gilmore;
Probate Judge, TnOmas Wake; Conmis-
sioner, Jacob Shots; County Infirmaryl
Hugh Savage; County Surveyor, james b.
MahnrY.. -----I--- n =. L--.- = ~ WI
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Election Day. Tuesday, October ;, 1ses1 '''
8 Tl.ifIf Uf HsIl --- Hg 1( psrGIrpT if
u FoR sRoRETARY OF STATE. lo-t.tt
GEN. BENJAMIN LeFEvEH,
.aiwai OF Shelby County,poo .ai pai,
as1 FOR SUPREME JUDGE. " a7Bt
bnoF THOMAS M KEY @.iI
9i3 OF Hamilton County. H's' ''
ron MEMBER BOARD OF rUBLfc WORKS.
s.e WILLIAM LARWILL, !, IA
.@s OF Ashland County. ll5-gE &C.
FOR CONGRESS-, si,,,,,. r,
81 Seventh Congressional District.l Il 7,lI
THOMAS MlLLER. Of Franklin County.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE, 1'f ' bo '
(Fifth Judicial Districtll b oo9N
JOHN L. GREEN, of Franklin County
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~ 'u %FYSV Y ~ ny R. IR5IiEEy FfesIaenyE FF
A. seOSILt sscTe.sE SrS ~ EI
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HIs RRMAINING MOMENTs.

From the close of this interview up to the
time of execution his time was occupied in
deepa earnestprayer with Messrs. Snow
den and jenkins, in which he expressed his
extreme contritiOn for his wayward career
never once, however, admitting any COM
plicity in the awful crime for which he was
50 soon to suffer. During this time he was
versed freely, again reiterating his inno-
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Public Acts. Called Session, 1867.
CBY AUTHORITY


Requiring the Secretary Of State 70 take Ger
tain warrants In payment for rertain
books and repeating the law requiring
the registration Of warrante
Resolved by the Legislature Of the state
Of Mississippi, That any warrants issued by
the Auditor Of Public Accounts Of this state,
upon tho State Treasurer. according 10 tho
Laws now In force, after the 10th day Of DC
tober 1895, shall be receivable by tho Score
tary Of State in payment Tor the reports Of
the High Court Of Errors and Appeals, and
other books which he IA or may be author
lied by law TO sell, and that 10 much Of the
act approved goth November. Ir83, IA .e-
qnires the State Treasurer to keepa record
Of their presentation, and also 20 set aside
money Ia the Treasury, and 70 pay SAID war
rants only ia the order In which they are
presented be-, and the same is hereby re-
pealed. aud the said Treasurer shall herenf-
Ter pay any warrants issued after the 10th
day " October 1865, ont OF any money in the
Treasury received therein since the date
last aforesaid, not otherwise appropriated I;
Provided the provisions Of this resolution
shall not apply TO any warrants issued for
tie payment Of any debt or claim which ac-
crued o. existed prior to tho 10th day Of Dc
tOber, 1865
Approved, Oct 10Th, 1865.
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To authorize the reception Of certain Audi
tors Warrants in payment Of the Special
Tax due 20 the State.
Section l. BE il enacted by the Legisla-
ture 0fthe State Of Mississippi, That il shall
be lawful for any Sheriff or tax collector In
this State TO receive in payment of the Spe-
cial Tax levied by the act approved Noyem-
Der 10th. 1865, any Auditors Warrants rogu-
larly issued aud registered after the 18th
day Of October 1865, aud the Auditor and
Treasurer are hereby directed to receive said
Warrants from said Sheriiis and tax colleo
tors in the settlement of their accounts re-
spectivey
Sec. 2 BE it further enacted, That all
laws contrary to the provisions Of this act,
be, and the same are hereby repealed, and
that this act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved October 3Oth, 1866.
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a tax Of ten dollars be, and IN
IL hereby levied upon every wharf in
this State where goods, wares, mer-
chandize or cotton Is shipped, or re.
ceiyed, and further tax Of ten cents
for each and every steamboat or other
watercraft which may land at said
wharf, or make fist thereto, or receive
or land any goods, wares and mer-
chandize, or passengers, thereat; and
it shall be the duty Of the Sheriff to
collect, monthly. the tax Of ten cents
herein levied, which tax shall be in
lieu Of taxes heretofore imposed on
those engaged in the coasting trade
ProVided, That the provisions of this
section shall not apply TO steamers
and fatboats trading in supplies other
than whiskey and cotton and that tax
on such steamboats, and Hat boats shall
be fifty dollars.
SEC. 7. Be IL further enacted, That
when the several Assessors shall assess
a poll tax upon any person who has
no visible means or occupation, and
who are not in the employ Of some res
ponsible party to whom the said tax
can be assessed, it shall be the duty Of
the said Assessors TO collect the same
at the time of assessment, and pay
the same over to the Sheriff of their
county and in case the tax cannot be
collected, it shall be the duty of said
Assessor to report the name of said
defaulting tax payer to the nearest
Justice of the Peace as vagrant.
SEC. 8. Be IL further enacted, That
the provisions of the act to which this
is an amendment, leyying tax of one
half per centum on all salaries, shall
not apply to the salaries or income of
any State or Confederate soldier who
is permanently disabled, and whose
taxable property and income does not
exceed the sum of five hundred (S500)
per annum.
SEC. 8. Be Il further enacted, That
one-heJf of one cent per per mile for all
persons over twelve years of age be
levied for travelling over railroads in
this State, and that his Excellency, the
Governor of Mississippi, is hereby au-
thorized to make composition or ar
rangement with the Presidents or Com
panies of the several railroads for the
payment by them, respectively, of sum
in gross in lieu of said tax, or other
wise arrange with said Companies for
the proper payment and collection of
said tax.
Sec. 10. BE IL further enacted, That
any person who shall remove from the
State any property subject to specific
taxation, without having paid the taxes
thereon, for the purpose of defrauding
the revenue, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and on conviction shall
be subject to fine of not more than
one thousand dollars, or imprisonment
not exceeding six months.
SEC. IL. Be IL further enacted, That
this act shall take effect, and be in
force, from and after its passage
Approved, Oct 80, 1866
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Important so Sheriff. and Tax
COlleefe y.
AUDriOR's OFFICE, /
Jackson, Miss, Nov. 2, 1866. J


10 NE Tar Collector Of ----- County
SIR ] herewith hand you copy Of an
act entitled IAN act 10 amend an act
entitled an act to raise a revenue 20 deiray
the expenses OF the government OF the
State Of Mississippi" approved Dec. ., 1855,
10 which | beg - call your particular and
immediate attention.
You will proceed al once 70 collect tax
Of one dollar per bale on each and every
bale Of Cotton grown ~ this state ~ the
year 1906. and make monthly report aud
returns thereof 20 this Office, commencing on
the first day Of December next, and monthly
thereafter until all il collected. You viii
also proceed to collect ON the subjects Of
taxation mentioned in section six Of this
net, and make report and returns thereof in
the same manner.
In your report yon will please give the
names Of the tax payers, the subjects Of tax
alton and the amount Of tax, which must
be verified by oath before some officer COM
petent 10 administer the same.
The object of the Legislature in passing
this act seems TO have been for the purpose
Of placing funds into the State Treasury,
Immediately, in order to defray the present
expenses the State government, and the
tax levied by this act, is in lieu Of the taxes
Of 1865, ON the same subjects Of taxation,
levied by the act TO which this Il an amend
inent, and which could not be assessed until
the year 1867. See Sec. 8
Section four Of this act will instruct you
fully in regard to receipts heretofore given
for taxes, and which may be presented in
payment Of tho taxes levied by this act, and
your compliance Herewith viii save much
trouble in the settlement Of your account at
this Office for the taxes to be collected by
you under act of December 5, 1865, TO which
this act Is an amendment.
Very Respectfully,
your Ob't sery't,
THOS. +. SWAMI,
Auditor of pnblie Accounts
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TO authorize the Treasurer of the State of
Mississippi to receive Auditors Warrants
for Taxes.
Section !. BE it enactedCby the Lo3isla-
tnre of the State of Missitp That the
Treasurer Is hereby instructed to receive
from the several SheriiIs of this State all
Warrants issued since the 10th day of Octo-
Dor, 1865, in p 4yment of the taxes due from
the several COMMITTEES, or that h, rea fter may
become due, and enter the same on his reg
istration book received In payment of taxes
aud that hereafter the Sherills shall not he
required TO endorse on Auditors Warrants
received in payment Of taxes.
Sec 2 BE II further enacted, That all
laws and parts of laws coming in conflict
with this act are hereby repealed and that
this act be in force from and after its passage,
Approved October 30thl 1865.
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Puhllc Land.
UNITED srArrs LASD OFFICE
JAcKsoS, Miss Nov 2. IsDG.

HAih1fFf NNAaH . tf'ff - tIsfff
Pursuant 10 the 9th section u the act Of
Congress approved May %, ls02, the Pre-.
ident Of the United states has directed the
discontinuance Of the Washington, Paulding
aud Columbus Land Districts In Mississippi,
aud that the vacant lands therein hereafter
b. made subject 10 entry at jackson Ia said
State
Notice Is hereby given that the offices
from the Districts Of Ctenada aud Columbus
have been received. and are now open.
Those from Paulding and Washington VIII
be received at an early day, Of which due
notice will be- given.
The attention Of persons wishing 10 make
RfcHB ia reference 10 land entries, pahScd ~
G2, ~ and GG, aud especially 70 that ap-
proved June ~. 1850, which Is this day pub
lisbed IN tho Clarion.
WIN Is. TAyLOn, Register
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mis- reported that there is south
ern officer in 81 Louis hunting recruits
for the Cuban expedition, and has On.
rolled about forty already II funds
are ready for transportation, several
hundred recruits could be had, 30 say
well advised parties.
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Isreal Gibbons of the New Orleans
Crescent died in that city on Thursday
evening, His health WAS shattered
during the war not TO be recupcratcd.
At the opening Of the war he On.
tered the continental Guards orNow
Orleans rs private. lie speedily
saw active service in the army Of the
West under Gen Johnston, and II we
mistake not, was once aprisoner lie
was rapidly promoted 20 a captain and
assistant quartermaster, and subsc-
quouty to major and quartermaster
TO Gen. Wheeler, Of the Confederate
cavalry.
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Elegen Stores, Two Residences and a
Number Of Shops Burned.

EleVen Stores, TwO Residences and q
Number Of Shops Burned.
AboutS O'Clock last night fire was dis
covered in the Grocery establishment of j
| j. Coulson, on the North side of the Public
Square, which spread so rapidly that those
| occupying the adjoining buildings had no
time to save anything from the devouring
| elements. Everything north OfGOvernment
street, from the Court House to Patterson's
old Blacksmith Shop was consumed, and so
| far as we can learn there was not dollars
worth insured except the house of J. j. Coul-
| SON
The two splendid store rooms of A. +.
Martin, together with large portion of his
stock, was consumed, and his loss is very
| heavy.
J. b. Lindsey & Co., lost the biggest por
ton of their drugs.
w. g. w. Ratliif lost their house and al
most their entire stock ofgoods.
j. j. CoulsOn lost hishouse and everything
in it.
Stith Green, hardware and grocery mer-
chant, saved nothing
James Shields lost his three store rooms,
residence and stock of furniture.
Kirkpatrick and Anderson lost their ten
pin alley
ID. w. Wilkinson's loss, in houses. is very
heavy, embracing all that block of buildings
fronting the east side of the Public Square
and north of Government street. and con-
tanning five store rooms and a number Of of
fees
The grocery establishment of David Yea
gler was destroyed but most of the goods
were saved.
The store of Falls & Myers was consumed,
but they too saved most OF their stock.
Tom Wilkinson's grocery, on Government
street, together witISa large portion of his
stock was consumed.
Frank Taylor's Cabinet shop and stables
were consumed next
0hleyer & Block saved portion of their
stock, but Ohleyer lost his residence and
three store rooms.
Dick Shields store house was torn down,
but he saved most Of his stock
Mrs. McDOnnell's stable, on Government
street, occupied as a paint shop by b. L.
Tanning was torn down.
The store of ThOs. II. johnson was saved
by the most untirsng energy of our people,
but his stock was badly damaged. Had
that house caught all S0nth of Government
street would have been consumed, embra-
cling the stores Of 7. J. Catchings, Vim. NJ
Thornton, Bourne, Rhodes & Co, Stevens,
Willis n Co, l. o. DeCastro. Maxey q Sons
and the Republican Oisce. Fortunately the
breeze. was nom the South, and we we're thus
enabled to keep the destroying elements
from crossing Governments street All the
above merchants except EeCastro moved
their stocks out Of their stores, and conse-
queutly had them badly damaged.
The Court House was badly scorched, and
had the wind been in that direction il could
not have been saved.
We cannot give anything like a correct e.
innate Of the entire loss, but think il viii
reach a hundred fhousand dollars A y
Martin, d. W. Wilkinson, John Ohleyer,
Jas. Shields, W. g. W. Ratliff and Stifh
Green are the heaviest loosers
The origin Of the FIRE is enveloped in mys-
terry, bnt i Is generally believed that il was
the work Of an incendiary.
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'rAvSNss 49, UNITED STATES, T.
Passed az ne FIrsi Session Of ne Thirty yinA
Congress
chap yIn.-Ay ACT to regulate the

CHAP VILLAIN ACT to regulate the
Registering Of Vessels.
b Il enacted By me Senate and House of Rep
reseHatlres Of me United States Of 4moioa IN
Congress assembled, That no ship or vessel,
which has been recorded or registered as an
American vessel, pursuant TO law,and which
shall have been licensed or otherwise author
led to sail under foreign flag, aud to have
the protection Of any foreign government
he deemed or registered as an AnfrEican
vessel, or shall have the rights and privileg-
e. of American vessels, except under the
provisions Of an act Of Congress authori-.
zing such registry.
APPROVED, February 10, 1866
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A Book Thar HAS PMD.-Miles
0'Reilly, in the last number of the Cit
izon, has the following on thcputative
postmaster of Newark, N. j.:
Lieut.. Col. John c. Craven, so wide
ly known in connection with the "Pris-
on Life of jeff Davis" has been APP
pointed postmaster of Newark, n. j.,
his native city, and one in which he has
always resided save when absent in
the service of his country or doing
some professional scientific tours in
California and along the Pacific slopes.
The book has already melted over
$4,000 for copyright including the
American and foreign editions. There
are two translations oft in French and
three in German An Italian version
oft is advertised, but had not been
published at the date ofour last Euro
pean advices
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GEoRGiA LEGISLATURE. The Legis'
lature of Georgia met on the LIST inst
The Governors message strongly op.
poses the Constitutional Amendment
1t says the amendment is unjust
computes the funded debt Of the State
at j,Sl0,000; says thcplanting inter.
est in Georgia can never be what II
once was, and doprccatcs oppression
of the debtor class by creditors. The
message is very long, and mostly de
voted 10 State topics The Speaker
Of the House opened the session with
a speech opposing the constitutional
amendment
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The Chamber of Commerce of
Memphis recently held II meeting,
when an invitation was received from
certain gentlemen Of Okolona asking
the members Of the Chamber TO attend
n Railroad Convention TO be held in
that city on the 18th of November,
for the purpose of considering the
practicabiliiy OF building a railroad
from Memphis TO okolona, and thence
into Alabama The Chair appointed
as such committee Gen n i. Forrest,
Col. John Heart, Mcssrs W. NJ Far
rington, W II Cherry and N. j.
Wicks.
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RoBBIN0 An EDroR.-Somc indi.
vidual did fcloniously enter the secret
precincts octhe sanctum ofthe Gaines
willie Star last week, and did then and
there, with intent TO covert TO his~own
use, steal and carry uway six and a
quarter dollars worth Of shoe leather,
the property Of the editor.
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umpor,an,,o Tax Collectors.

The special attention Of shcrllls
and tax collectors Is invited 70 the
revenue act passed by the late session
OF the Legislature, which with this in
structions orthe Auditor in reference
thereto, will nc found on tn rs
page. A copy of the net was mailed
yesterday to each sheriff, and we trust
that they will enter at once upon the
collection Of the tax.
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Lieut. L. II. Rodus, good citizen
of Copiah coanty, and gallant Con
foderate soldier died on the morning
of the 9th October,