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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-03

Ctwaims' panacea, Kennedy's medical Dis
- covery. Hembold's Buchu. Bakers Cod Liver
oil, James aad Ayers medicines Of every kind
For sale by Hal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-03
Public Vendue.

VNHE undersigned win offer bis personal pro
pcrsy at Public Ncnduc. at his residence IN
Pike township, on THURSDAY, the llth day oil
OCTOBER, 1866, consisting in part Of
BAY MARE.
] MARE and COLT.
two-ycar-old COLT.
yoke of OXEN.
COWS and YOUNG CATTLE.
About 40 head Of SHEEP
two-horse WAGON. ! two-horse CARRIAGE,
Timber Sled and Chains. Lock Chain.
Horse Rake and Horse Gears.
/ COOK STOVE. PARL0R STOVE.
And q lot Of small articles too tedious 10 mention
.r,s-Sale to commence at / o'clock, z. NJ; when
the terms will be made known.
Sep26-2t JOSEPH COON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-03

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE-Notice
N is hereby given that Letters Of Admins
tratiou have this day been granted 10 the under
signed, on the Estate Of Nicodemus Soiday,
deed. late Of Brady township. Clearheld county,
Penna. All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims
against the same, will present them duly Ruthen-
ucatoi for settlement
JULIUS A. TERpE,
MICHAEL sHAFFER,
Sept 70, iS66.-stl Administrators.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-03

TnE Observation-Disclosures PAR
TY.-Parson Brownlow is hailed by
the Radicals as their evangelist. This
minister Of the gospel Of peace every
where publishes his piety and his
statscmanship in these fitting terms ;
/ would divide your army into three
grand divisions Let the first 90
armed and equipped as the laws OF
the army require, with small arms
and artillery. Let them be the largest
division, and let them do the killing.
Let the second division be armed
with pine torches and spirits of tur-
pentine, and let them do the burning.
Let the the third and last division
be armed with surveyors compasses
and chains, and will survey out the
land and settle it, We will first sell
it out, to pay the expenses of the wal
with the proceeds, and then settle II
with men who will honor this glorious
banner. These are my sentiments.
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Accidents Accidents!
North American Transit Insurance Co.
Principal Office, 1873 S. 4th St, Phila.

Chartered - March 30, 1850
Capital - S5OO,OOO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-10-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-Right Rev Joseph
M Young, Bishop OF the Catholic
diocese Of Erie, departed this life on
Tuesday evening, about s o'clock, at
bis residence in this city He retired
to his room apparently in his usual
health. Hearing slight noise directly
after, those who were in the house
went to ascertain the cause, and in
reaching the Bishop found him in a
dying condition. BE lived long enough
to have the usual religious rites ad-
ministered, and in a few moments
after breathed his last. The cause of
his death is pronounced an attack Of
heart disease.
Bishop Young was born in Sanford,
Maine, in August, 1903, and at the
time of his death had barely entered
his 59th year He served a regular
apprenticeship to the printing bust
tness in Portland At the age of 10
he renounced Professionalism, and be-
came Catholic, was sent to college
at Emmettsburg, and 1887 ordained
as priest In 1854 he was appointed
Bishop OF the Erie diocese, since which
time he has been a resident of our
city. He was a man of strong con-
victions, undoubted ability, and thor
ough honesty. Unlike most of the
members of his church, he vas an
ultra Radical in politics, and the per
sistent and sometimes injudicious zeal
with which he sought to advance bis
opiuions, led to astate of feeling which
perhaps impaired to a certain extent
his religious and charitable efforts
Aside from this he was held in consid
cradle esteem, and there will be many
who will sincerely mourn his loss.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
sLaAN,s coknIIIoN POWDER

has the largest sale Of nny Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country. 1t is composed Of herbs and roots aud
for mldess safety certainty ind hcroughness stands
prc-eniinsnty Mt the head Of the list Of HOrse Gsd
Cattle Medicines. .-s--.
carries off all gross umors prevents horses from
becoming sii foundering purihes the blood ooseHs
the skin, and gives it smooth aud glossy appearance
cleanses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body. IL is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
Guarantee a Cure in Every Instance.

When takenthoroug ghly-according to the directions,
which accompany each bottle ClergymeD, Physicians,
Merchants Professionals Gentlemen in all stations in
lfe-our most eminent men in public postioDs-all who
have used it used join in the most Unli1
tied praise of its merts and men and women, old and
young, BY the thousand testify and will tell you that II
is the most wonderful remedy Of the nineteenth century,
whilst the prophetOrs WARRANT 1t in every Lett
ters reach every day. from IN every art of the
aad telling Of the miraculous it has performed
whilst best physc constantly urging US to
tell them the formula from which it is made saying its
effects wonderful, its beyond all precedent
and ts in the most aggravated cases. oer
tain SUNRISE It viii stop distress after eating, in
moments time; sweeten stomach Il Ia
taken relieve pains cramps in stomach bowels 10.
simultaneously, and enable the dyspeptic sufferer who
has lived for years Graham bread and the plalnest
diet to eat hearty meal without fear of any troubls
from it. We earnestly ask trial from every suerer
Sold BY druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle Shot
ties for IS. ~
G. G. CLARK d CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.,
Dooley Brothers, Toledo, General Agents.
August 25, 1S65--y1.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
E.M.TUBBS & CO., paopaH1cRs. pE1ERuoRu, H.g
- RIM G7S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

Is THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
Graysheaded People have their locks restored
BY It to the da tsr0as sikeR tresses of youth, and
are happyi .-r 1.r- -s,--. ..-.
Young People, with light, faded red Hair, have
these untashionabIs eolors changed TO beautiful su-
burn and rejoice! 't ~
HaMoTs use 1t, and have clean coats and clear and
healthy sealpsl
Baldheadcd Veterans have their remaining
locks ghtsued apd the bare spots covered with lux
uriant growth Of Hair, nddance for joyt-
Young aonteuen 1t because Il richly peTfumed
Young Ladies use it because it keeps their Hairin
plseei
Everybody must and pu it. because it is the clean
est and 6cs. article in the market.
For Sale by D0OLEY 4 Bros, Wholesale Agents.
Toledo, o. and S. AUCKLAND L SONS and Z. DILLON
3 SON. ~ smont. and Druggists generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20

Made Of Impeshabe materials ensmeled inside and out
to prevent rust, and the exterior has 6ne Rosewood
6nish. When properly cementsd the remains of the de-
ceased free from irrupon Of water the depreda
tons Of vermn and may without offensive odor be kept
long desired thus obyating the necessity of hasy
huTialE. ! have them Of al sisss.
Present, Jen. .lees. o. We TSCHUNY,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
Contains no Opium.

II removes all eruptve diseases of the skin Ulcers
Pimples Botehes, Pustues, Sores, letter, Rng-WoEm
Salt Rheun, Scald Head, sc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
Ayers Sarsaparilla

]! ] ] !
Ia a concentrated extract OF the ch0ica
root, 40 combined with other substances
Of still greater alternative power So TO af-
A/ ford e6ectual sntidote for diseases
~ Issrsaparillais Is reputed 10 cure. Such
- remedy is surely wanted BY those who
snGtr from Strumous complaints, and
that one which will accomplish their
must prove this has, of immense service to this
large class of our afflicted fellow-citizens. How
petely this compound will do it has been proven BY
many Of the worst to be found in the
following eomplsints:-
scrof nis sczofulous Swellings and Sores Skin Dis
cases. Pinples Pnstnles Blotches Eruptions St Anto
nys Fire, Rose or ErJsipelas, letter Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Ringvo,m &c.
SyPAsts PeReriaI Disease is expelled from the sys-
tenn BY the prolonged OF this SARsAPARILLA.
Fssats Disc caused By Scc0fuia in the blood
and are often soon cured By this ExTBACT SARsAP
ARILLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because You
have been imposed By something pretending to be
Sarsaperflla while 1t was not. When you have used
ATsEe-then, and not till them will you know the viz
tues OF sARsAPARLBA. For minute particulars Of the
diseases II cures, we refer you TO Ayers American A.
to all who call for it.
AYsRsCATHARTIC PILLS, for the cure Of Costiyeness
Jaundce Dyspepsia Indigestion Dysentery Foul Stom
aeh, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism, Heartburn arising
from Disordered Stomach, Pain, Morbid Inaction Of
the bowels, Flatuleney Loss of Appetite Liver Com
ner Pill. -
They sugar coated that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly, and they the best Aperient
the world for all the purposes OF afamily physic.
Prepared by j. @. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, sold
oy all Druggists and Dealer in Medicine everywhere
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
ASsAe Lecture to Young Men.

JHst Published, Sealed EaUelope Price sir cents
A LECTURE THE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
Cure ofSpermatorrho or Seminal Weakness InyoIun-
tsry Emissions Sexual Debility, md Iupedinents to
Marriage gecsf1ily. Nervousness, Consumption Epi-
epsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical IDcapacty result
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER
WELL, N. D., Author Of the screen Book" &ce
The worldiIenowned author, in this admirable Lee
tnre, clearly proves from his expefience that the
awful consequences of SefAbuse may bs eectually
moved without medicine and without dangerous surg
cal operations bougies, instruments rings, cordiss
pointing out mode ofeure at certain and eHeeiua
by which every sufferer, matter what his condition
may be, may himself cheaply, privately. and radi
oslly. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE Book TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain sealed
velope, the receipt of six cents. or two postage
STAMPS, by addressing
CHAs. ]. @. KLINE Co,
l2T BowsTy, New YorS Post eHce Hoz 4Sse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20
TO ALL THOSE WHO CON
TEMPLATE BUHDTNG.

AN prepared to take jobs OF all kinds of buildings
rate than any other Master Mechanic in this Sec
ton of country. Having had years of experience in
building, fatter myselfthat please all in PRICE
and STYLE, who intrust job to me. i-S ..a,l
am also prepared to furnish estimates, plans and
spec6cstions ofstTuctures at any time do job work
BY the Cay. HENRY SHIVELY. 4
Fremont. Jan. 1865. lm6.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-07-20

iisordersd state of the Liver. Stomach and Bowesis
presented to the public with the full assurance that It
knoEnin the world. 1t is not wbiskey preparation to
be used beverage, but Medicine especially sdap-
ted to diseased Dyspeptie Stomach. The proprie-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
CnHlraEne MI AaAw

70
i~sai1ssiss uRl ssBssass % Tk
isst4 Hsd sas % Fha.y asA. AlI
PsFssm fselng ~ inisrrs, u tie eaass y
elass 20 are respectfully Invited i !
PFssehh Nee u ssiesss sd sdusassa 81,
spseIaH sskissd. The sussona,v ,su;.,
u sEamaaiioa vii Be- iEsossd ssS s.sA
psPil sFt@ thpsws on bic oss rv.oae...
TIE els wit bs szAniasd !. ..sn.
nii'se srissavd hOn the nest s~,~sEs.
nsa iaai nAy ~ Preasnk The Pnsvi,.i
Z anIlOes . bare bis sys.en 81 iAs.,u,.
lien tAorOsgaly tested ThRe sill l. w.
sighs snisTiainnsala Il asaays, Sesl.p..
'ioa' ed dialogues. Thsrs VII also b.
sess,ai .dSr-'aes delivered. o.. ~ P,s,
Frttsws u KEzrErxT. W. proa;.. !.
f'T'ainneat TO Al ITO ca /. suyu.ss \,
VII or sdi6ed ~ wisaDm.
O. W. FCRKRR
PdasPzl
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u nEMonAn.

DIse, 10 Assph, kgsA. MAJ Ia IssA cHAs
Z. sLLLLCA- A calamity la ksAns. =.
ssiirs eonEunaEi IL he asask- n 10 -,
ssillaoss y0ziA. Pro2 ealIssss ehildhodhS
was diftinguaAe3 sT amiasfitt n aT,noriss1-
Rsaiiseess ~ Hzzanss. as1 sks - N II
iheae h'Ka and Mogthy aaalGis. $50 -.
and 'isvat& siike he Joaag 40 n. 80.
sPiris EhisA bid Gssslf asoss Fo,a -
Allty q euaiam
agpAar6aeeH 81 Z.
:. .7..,.,. 2 3 /
- nia.s srs sGs 5 lQ II j
NE hearts II 81 i has suidtssv ~ 49,
ne Ices Is great aad masa aeaaibiv "a n
ths e~o@FAnlOns Ehese sseaI e;reGe. - nj,
gladden. q naEe. who @ill hevsF as-is n. a.,
nltiee 70 elssR to had at thsr hsisvsd
Tread h. hnciy EressinR. ~ las ws~n;rv
sisters and loving bgosEer w6o - r.~sl ~
word mr. settles Il he purr If A., sV1--5
aagAi save frs1eruAl sFsessu. "a - s.rr~s,
2sssfs 70 pEcnsss sheag habainum.
70 81 these the Ai1ssloa Is kiasr .E1ssd
oai 70 iss esrsaTed PaFea.s inmeAsurAag
more gaisfai Light Asd Joy bare gone oas
ireda ihssF hezBe, for BE wbsFa tksy uaoara
w&saG exAmpAs in the ps fnrnanse IL al saisl
duties soss Rosthg q imiastisa- Mar lhs
AlLwlse lAiher % whe@ sAsy tras. eBs9s
them 70 reaiise hat al he Geerees ase jast-
Fcr tAsaSh the glad Yoies d kushsd. the nobsu
brew paAe aDd soA. lie ease wsru haa4 fer.
ever stllaeA. the ehsFssAs& ssa has snfv Eoas
eefosA kAy Re thsa eAsm iAssr SEisE. and
AnallE guide them 10 shsa = A0lJ Asailauon ia
Which CAARLEG nn~ dxella &c kRu Of he
sssFa4 P. l. c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

AsgEED TIE ui1ds Of our local
readers viii be Sled alta EssJing emo
'ioos TO sOoE they hsSe come 1t last
We Of coarse refer &c the tilliag AOOPs.'
We ssW one the oher day: there viii
be no surprise manifested vhes We re.
marx, j! eneircled tie proportions Of a
female. The g~enIenen don't wear 'em
She walked before Us with Il o., aud got
osiy eoa.d the premises q the srzu msns
be seen. tct vesook in vies ,hs conse
qaeuces Oft. There vas ;ane com.
motion rear the pockes cfibe dress. the
pocket seemed to jirk, the dress tilted
np-Ee closd one eye in an excess Of
nOdasty. There was too much Of il.
mer stand 4 good deal Sometimes BY 4
graduation for endurance. Milo .,uaI.
deFed the cslf & Fst. bu, be eosli never
have succeeded bad be began at the oh
sr end-tbs bGifs end, the liltisg-hsOD'
caught as mapping NeAaan't tr,e4o
frame even 10 eSeass Of fhs cid negro
when . balloon cola pssd suddenly on
hs had" Lord I been looking for
YOa a long time!" Dreams there be
that leave bAhiud Ouly thu standing
hghthing-lke out lioes that bum into
memoFy's tablet, while che simple kil.
ings sink into fofgetfulnsss. We
think We saw tss fest-perbAps a pair
Of ankles Shove sheH-uow that u
usmOry is refreshed. NE saw a con.
tiuuation Of ankles, the distance Of a
few dozen 'bsrley,sorDs in a ~ceruleup
direction.
Since the IalssFs have come, GsIunA
bus can hold mp her head with n
city. We've nothing mere to say.
1lEadex.
And COlsubus viii he ap, to held
up has head, and wkistle what .ouce
we're vicss are nov the manaats Of Ahs
day We have four bis to invest in
this or any other shOE that GENES alOae.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
STATE a~ntellieonee.

% The COEisIh News has reason to
believe that q Catholic Church viii
shortly be erected in that city.
IL The people Of TishimiOgO cOun.
Ity sTe determined to break ground, in
q few Weeka, on the protested COriGIb
aud Tennessee River railroad.
N P. Grant. Surgeon Of the French
army 10 Mexico. vas, on the 10Th inst.
robbed Of 500 in gold. on the N. 4 o.
RR. John Belsw, . baggsge.nastsr,
being detected ss She rObbsr. commit
ted suicide, but she money wss not re.
ssvsysd The officers of the OOnpaDy
promptly acknowledged the responsible,
ly and replaced the lost property.
CLsRK or TaE UNFrED GrArss
cOURr. Me Hon. r. A.. Bill. dis,
trict Judge, has appointed the Hon
Geo. T. Swaan. Olsph pro tenn d b,
Circnit and District courts Of the Yin.
ssd .S'atss for the Southern DisEies d
Mississippi, -t0laFiOu,
Mr., Swami was fotmely the AudioI
Of tbe Stale. andishrOtheI Of the pres.
eat iEcumbenf Of that oaiee.
/ U 81 Arr RnES ron tbs Sauaa,
BRE DisTRIcn-hoa. Robert Leach.
MAJ, Senator fern Baudsrdals asd
Newton, haa been appointed BY ok
President District Attorney 81 lhs
Discrias Air, LsasAAap i \ wei
read lawyer ef mapy ysaEn sAaDdlnR.
paa VII bring % Ne discharge q ~
dalie' ofbss oaies ability sad snsrgy
II tie Legislature aswas oAs musl
essf sssas
nate, and his constituents shia sp,
pois VIII lie : alsafu( snass
lsps Us4o0 s'a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

nsa ruth snaesa meh ; lAH Is that
aF|
sTol Of earthly lame. bgf greater sill
sbas his rssard win be shat nssed.
Oat % them ubsn hey are ealla Epa
% Fsnaes uy tAef sCeOsR Of De ds
so0e ia he boay. snd vben for tie
'rranIsa set dtbdF Hsss tbsy bear
The yOi& II oOmuendad0U, Vel dOus
gbod Asd kai bfal erEgzss'
Ba,, fellow. ciiii4Ds. the Prssidsi.t
tbouzat il 5is duly % return toe Civil
'R;ssu BIZ q TIE Se0sts virh h;s ob.
jee.ions to it ; aDa a. I have already
aid IA, ! have R0hing % sSasesl. !
vii state thai 10 yOo that ] NOT cor
DAILY indore iAst EstO message. So
hr fos desiring 10 eOOeeal Ibis, ! s@
cad !ou hare given ne sn opportunity
Fr expressing tbs sSndueRs. Il y
cue vhieb | have logged to utter. and
.eTe1 "a re heart Paa;eth ioF an Ocsa-
500 TO frankly express BY admiration
Tor TIE President, who 70 boldly inter
Ieres 70 nEs OR R4pablio from the
horrors into which misguided men
Eogld drive rs make No allusion 70
persons, Ebea | say misguided net.
Ny fplbv-eiaizsps know fsIl well Al
which nd d The venue ths5 are TO
be foaad. While I iDaOrSe the bill
most a~aequivceally, I still more ass-
q~uiVoe4ay in3orss the veto. and I feel
thankful 10 the givsF Of sEsry god and
prfeet giA for granting Us President
lie AadrgE Johus's, vbO can got be
swayed tress ths path Of recttads. cor
! @sliared fon The path Of das7.
II eoneluds lhis frank and candid
tslk With M fsIlo4 eiiiEess. which |
Hasl Eillhave The eject Of placing ny
position On the distsaetiag issue Of the
day clearly before 1hem. let NE agsin
suswer questions vhish ! take Is Tor
granted, yOS bavs come 10 have sB-
sWered Do I iudorSs the Ptesidens !
| do Do LiaaosIe bis plan Of recon.
sruction' do any other plan means
disupioh and endless var, 10 IiDdorss
Congress- | do. D. / ibdotse The
Congressional plan Of rec distraction /?
do | do DOT kooE exaclli what it Is
vet, IS il has not been agreed upsa, bus
| an no, afraid to indorse suct 3 pa.
ltiotie beay a little IL advance.
Il vcgd mo- live aIgays.
| asE not 10 stay"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

5REAT EEcoUgAGExEET.-Whh a
view to encouraging matrimOny, the
CLARION will Psblnb. every Sunday
morning. a lat Of marriages in the
State as it may fDd theu in lis exchan,
ges during shs week Here isa chance.
JOans folks, 10 get your names n 'the
Clarion. Cheap enough!
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

THE TEsr OATH IN MIssIsslPr.-Ai
IaAe resent meeting OF the U. S. Din,
triGtc Court 81 Oxford Miss the atap q,
.iea # Judge Hill vas called to ne fact
that the whole bar was unable 10 laks
The required oath. and Eished 20 discuss
IL cOnsiitaslonsliE and ask / decision
from ths Court. rsW +
Judgs HiH.At OnsesspIsd is.seouired
dSacassIQa be pafh IS .aacsaslaa.
ti0pal snd ought aet 70 Is esse.ss
from aHT member 0f tho bar Who bad
bssa adpisisd @. prseiies ID the Oeurt.
Hs Aaala, IbsFrlSrs. rscOeuiss hs
Fgehqf every lsEysg. vho bad bssu
e4Aaisaa p prseliee u TIE cont. i
aEane i b. duties I'D riqhts
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
MARCUS r BESTOW
Assistant Al ~ General.

Says tie New yOrk EsPf. sghtinr
seems 10 b the Anaaess.ef he day just
now all over the acrId. Let Us see
Here are the Fsniana fighting shelkA'
nuCks, there he MexissBs ere 6eias
Max aud the fmperislists. a isls
farther d0Ea ~ hamsp The Peruvians
zee lighting ths S~pasiaras. With
Y help them. Then, iast orsr tie way
Paraguay - Gghling Brasil and he
Argentine 0onfsderasica. Al Eurups
getting ready ar ! big kght Fhs
Russians ere Aghsiaa shsa BOkkArras,
The Chissse are lighting De Maago
Lana aud The Taz IL 6asa ihlu
wicked ~osld vs. sssaehOa never so
ertHiHl Cffeht As / That hoR is. The
Peace aeeisays @eakars i ArlAihg sAa;y
aaeeFns as MRa s4asa
rs ". NHa & "a r.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
An ImpQtant Oraar.

jackson papers Of he I7Eh, oontain
an inPostahs osdsr Issued BY the Secre,
tary Of War. aad directed To- Gen Wood.
''he Ctheer commencing this Depart.
inens, This order kAs reference 10 su;,s
pending u The Circuit Courts q .shis
Judicial District. asd - matter .ufiu.
seress to all concerned, ws publish /,
below: - =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
Gersra! Lewis Cas-.

m This GII ugaisb ID statesnGn is dead
Hs vas LoEa a. Exeter, y H.. 0ct E.
ll82 and EAs consequently eightyFoag
Years I'D E7en be died. he wss I'd.
nl'ted to The Ia 10 1sC2, vas elected
Q The Ohio L. stature in 1896, and
ai ss' member Of .hat body vas ins'ru-
nea:ai IL breaking up Aaron Burr.
preparations on the Ohio rivsr for IL
zancua expedition. II the var Of lsi4,
ae vas choen Colonel Of the 81 ohio
Regiment and belonged 70 HuIls army
r8g afasn il surrendered at Detroit. BE
ss vas tie territorial Governor Of Miebi
gan vas aoksop's Secretary Of War
ast u 1886 exchanged this post fr
ahst Of Ambassador to Toe court 81
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23

aentencs vas pronouced yesterday
evening BY Judge Watts upon lbe 81,
Die Ben ss'lis and Miss FurloW. bis
gentle paFsnsnr, each get six months
- tAe eOenty Jail and pay ave hundred
dollars for the PriEiege. Il is s,pity
the law did not allow the Court to pro
aouncs the sentence Of death. -EClsriun.