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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-30
e. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,

UCuCLaa ODuSk tsAnSAS
No. 26, south G street, Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock of
Bar.tow,s Metallic Caskets and Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Cofiius,
CONN Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Al.o-METALLIC COFFINS of all kinds, got
mn at shortest notice Also large assortmeuts OF
silver Plated and Metal Mountinss, Grape, Gloves,
Robes. Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptneSs. ..
Remember the old stand
No. 26 south & street. Virginia.
Z. w. KEYES.
p. s.-Hear.es and Carriages will be in resdi.
ness 10 attend Funerals all over the county ana
4. w. KEYEs,
No. 26 south & street. Virginia,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has on hand
complete stock of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
croker, Wooden and Willow
Ware, ETC., etc.
think nv old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
g1' Remember the OLD STAND. No. y
South street, Virginia f. w. kEfES.
wheeler & wilson's sewing MA.
chine. and Fixtures on hand. --........
Sp2u y. w. hhl 10. ASent:
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Home-cured Hams& Bacon
FRESH PURE LARD, In Cans.

- slnushterers furnished with Live Stock,
unr,ed Cattle or Sheep, ut khort notice: 20 Ll
Orders received at the Office, Gold Hill Market.
L. r. FOX & CO, ProPrietorl
cold Hill, April II, 1850. apll II -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-30

Pacific Mining Company, Meadow
Lake District, CaliforniA-Notce Al meeting
held this day by ths Trustees OF the Pacinc Min
ine Company Of Meadow Lake District, Califor.
nis, IN assessment Of twenty-five (6o5) dollars
was levied on sach interest, payable Immediately
in gold coin, to the Secretary. at bis office, In Ry
ans Grocery store, Odd Fellows' Hall, Gold HUI.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustesa 20. ..
80. III. FLAGG, President.
CHAs. A. STOREY, Secretary. ."F 60
Gold Hill, April @, 1866. ap2i lw
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THEODORE A. HALE. sec'y.

Confidence silver Mining Compa.
ny, Location, Gold Hill Mining District, county
OF Storey. State Of Nevada.-Notlee Ii hereby
given, that at meeting Of tho Board Of Trus.
tees Of said Company, held on the fth day
Of April, 1855. an assessment (No, % Of
twenty-five dollars (s20 per share was levied
upon The capital stock of sold company, pay.
able on Friday, he 9Th day Of April, 1866, in gold
coin Of the United States, 70 the Secretary, r.
Wegener, AS Montgomery street, San FRANCISCO,
California Any stock upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the 9th day Of Nay,
1886 shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF May, 1866, to pay
the dellnauent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising md expenses OF sale. rEg sf' II.
fy order Of the Board Of Trusteea
'2EHCEag s.aE r. wEGENER, Sec'y.
Office, AIS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California
San Francisco. April s, 1861 , E.T g.
A discount Of two (2) per cent will be allowed
on ali payments made on the above assessment
on or before Monday. the 18th day Of April, 1896
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
~ &. in .gR WEGENER, Secretary.
San Franciyco. April 5, 1866. '-arrr.. -.r
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CAUTION.-The PubIic arc hereby

CAUTION.-Tho FubIlc HFc utLeUy
notified that the following Certificates Of Stock
in the YELLOW JACKET, SILVER MINING
COMPANY were this day sold nt public aue'
tIon, TO the highest bidder. for asseasrnentl, In
front Of the Company Office, In Gold Hiil,
Storey county. Nevada. according to public
notice, In conformity with the bylaws Of the
Company, and laws OF Nevada, and are hereby
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating for
said Stock. as the same will not be tran'feTed
by the Secretary Eg s.t 80 90,
INd,nes. .. CNn: eh.. No'a~ 700
w w Glen 1856. 49,. ..l....
ia, , Huppewell. 1904, 1905. a..
Benedict Mey berg .1o43, ,2oi4...
WV Watefaan. 1899. ..1....... H..
Jno MacLean. 1892. a..
Sarah W smith,. .3393. .2--......2
Jas Phelan. .3i3t...... .i...''..'i''''
.NLf dnra VIZ. H. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 25, 1866. APPS lOt
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r Z TU II MING,

Passengers for Drytown. jackson, Aokelumne
Hill, Sonopa, Columbia and other pointsln South
ern California. will connect with ".w
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The assessment levied March 30. 1865. has been
resclnded, by resolution Of the Board.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees. -
- I--- -#r Il. wEGEEER, Secretary.
San FrHnclsco April g. 1856 app I'd
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Furniture and Furnishing Goods

Bedding, Carpets, Blankets, Shooting,
Crockcry, Wooden nnd Willow
Ware, ETC., etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-26

4 soLpsnn sos npuEos1Atm6A
lf1sur 8 j. 10 ~ INTO - Allowing -
80 " prefer rs Of Aidship Dr. "
jt,d{1lna. H4s.h G. where : -
"a II ohio ssing ~ antu r. ~
y r turea ~ tES ~ vhil -
furnisk Ma protection, and Sold into shSsly.
In lition he is held until October,
mt6sEulser the surrender Of the rebel Ar
|siaSrE1 -, .haino~ ahaaona HitA AimAssis
executed y military law. The whole pro-
cssding Is infamous, and shows11Ame
Isarzd u rid n TIA apthoEitE a - Gnrsns
mont in ths S6dlA, and how shamslessly oul
Gsveenpsat fhas neglected. q protect tAe
rights and ~ lihert;es Of her celored sol.
diers. -
H~s is1ss ~ tsD Aassey, laid = :
slsse fpr mesaha sfer ~ VA is over, end
then executed b. oar nslitary courts for al
alleged crfns committed while thus rsstraihed
Of his Bbersy aad hsld iAlbnoAass.
| II be had been 1 traitor to his country, TIL
President would hass Pardonsd him, but h
wss only soldier Of the Union and j col
ored citizen Of the Radical State Of Ohio, TO
whom there is no mercy at the White House
The Richmond Wing says "This negro NJ
born in Ohio in 1884, joined the Federal arm,
daring ths var, being attached to Sherman
cavalry; wa. captured BY the gonfedsratea
And sold 70 Mr.. Gerald. In Octohss last b
murdered his master and set Ore 10 his house
burning up Mrs. Gerald, who was asleep I
the house at the time. For once, militar
law has awarded justice. IL
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III WOULD arrest them, try them, find them
guilty, and, sir, hang them higher than Ha.
man. "-SENAroR ANDREW JOHNSON.
+ We presume that when Preaidsnt Andrew
johnson, the selfcoustituted ''Moses,' finds
out the exact slsvssion q Humans '.suspen
Sion" he will proceed 70 carry into effect hi
origiaAi designs in relation to traitors and eb
Ella. But - be is not at present sa4is6ed OF
that point, for the sake Of consistency, III,
programme il but postponed until he can, oh
tain the desired information. How high va
Hannah hungs Win not some one inform
GA j." and let the thing 90 on2
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l. properly ignored, dispensed with and
loutsd By the President, in masters Of the
greatest importance, it might Be entirely dis
regarded in matters Of minor consequence.
Ii the President is sufficient Of himself for Tie
disposition Of the mighty interests develo1C
b. ! terrible rebellion and . four years var
unprecedented magnitude, there is no use Of
being bothered with Congress TO regulate
every day small potato, Affairs. And conse-
aSSGay tSgxSf lla1kos1lssp
pies Of The isjs Of csnneu sense 70 thu po'
l,;cu ofthe frendeut snd thoss Who claim
fSgxi1 ~ I1El1llsa11llSAs Ufsgeeag1ssssu
.puhles on ia s.k, Policy or sqysothel
bSsis, lesdsto the sasArSdsmszs d the Sx'
ccuive and the absorption Of al the power
of the Government 10 lis hands.
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A PARIS correspondent says that the whole
OF the 4th of July the Emperor sat by his teIe,
graph wire in the Tuilerie, and till very "a,
in the night, talking with Berlin, Vienna and
Florence. Alone, with his telegraph operator
he settled, by direct communication with the
Emperor of Austria, after midnight, the de
tails of the transfer of Vepetia.
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IOWA TIE rs.

Judge Nourse, on Tuesday, added one
Thousand six hundred dollars to the school
fund from the pockets of liquor sellers.
"A little daughter of Mr.. Perkins, living
in East Davenport, fen from a second story
window day or two ago and was seriously
injured.
The Wheatland Adcocdte has again
changed proprietors, W. NJ. Magden retiring
from the EDITORIAL chair and Charlie Baker
assamingit. ~
"A boy residing nine miles from Mariea
was kicked in the side of the head 10y horse
two weeks ago, and~h has since had piece of
his skull, three by one and three quarter
inches, removed from the injured spot. The
Marion Register says that he is doing
WELL
Miss Marcia Tucker was acquitted at the
recent term Of the Linn County District
! Court, on the charge of having aided the
escape of J. l.. Elder, the horse thief, from
jail Miss Tucker is 10 years of age and hss
always borus good character.
~ FB& fFE
The colored people at Davenport and Vi
cinity are preparing for procession picnic
on Wednesday, the 1st Of August, to cele-
brrte the Anniversary Of the Emancipation Of
the slaves in the British West Indies.
We learn from the Courier that the sub
scription to the Railroad from Waterloo to
Vinton is being vigorously started, $4,000
having already been set down by eight gen
tlemen of Waterloo.
B. F. Mccormack has bought the old
Gazette" printing Office of West Mitchell
and is just starting johnson paper at Wav-
erly, to be called the Conservative.
: We are panied to learn that on Saturday,
the 18th inst, our old friend Judge Shaw had
a serious fall in his barn at Waterloo. For
several days fatal result was feared, but he
is now cenvalescent.
We learn through the Homestead, that
MONIES had purchased over PCS, 600 pounds
of wool, and it is thought that by the close of
the season it will reach l,0o0,0 pounds
Whilst bathing 10 the river with some
companions at LIE Claire, last Saturday even
ing, . young man named James Mcdonald
was seized with cramp, and cried out for as
sistance, his friends surprising he was testing
untilIit was too late to save him and he sank.
See Davenport Gazette.
Mr.. Frank Gilbert, for six months past
editor and manager Of the Dubuque Times,
has retired from that paper, and on Friday
last announced the fact in formal yaledic
tory. The Times has been ably conducted
By MIR. Gilbert, and has been increasingly
prosperous. We learn that Col. N. S.
Barnes, of the Rock Island Union, is nego,ia.
ting for the purchase Of the Times
The Decatur City Enterprise says that
Robert Corn, residing near Terre Haute, in
Decatur county, eloped with his wife's sister
on Saturday week last, taking with him all
his hou sehold furniture. No trace has been
discovered Of the fugitives. Another man
a Young man at that-eloped with another
man 3 wife from the same county on the same
day or night. The womans name was Nc
Clane, and her husband was justice of the
peace.
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ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS endorses Presi-
dent JoHNsos's policy; SO does CLEMENT L.
yAAAxpieHAN and BEN. Wood. STEPHEN!
was Vice President of the rebel confederacy
vALLAsDIeHAM opposed the war and all III.
measures for its prosecution, discouraged
enlistments, sought to obstruct the draft, ant
finally found suitable refuge in Canada, and
BES. WooD has been an. unmitiated
sympathizer from the start, and still stand,
by his own record during the war ia all its
infamy.
Yet al these men, and all that followed
JET. DAVIS into treason, as well a. all in
this country and foreign countries who sym
pAthized with JEFF. DAVIS during the war,
and since the war is over now endorses
President JoHysox's present position. Blu,
We never heard that single one of them
approved his position during the war, u his
sentiments during the first sixty days after it,
termination.
An old prophet wept in view of his pro.
phetic anticipations Of the dreadful change
that time and prosperity would work on the
chsnetsr aad feelings Of HAxAsI, the Syriaa,
apd many persons that are not prophets have
cAnse 70 vsaposrths saa.ess taaE tine and
exalted position have wrought in JoHxsox,
Y
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ws:havs pst = - ~ - srtteas - svsr = ysars
and s.s sax n ssussm - snsss ~ 49, - have
nev~ hssn shas y ~ - ~ 49, ns1sss--sHvra
a.s y sAliap II A srxssa rsssa1ss 70 rpvfns euns
when tinslyWsH. kevss did ~ know N instAses Of
dis.a.isnsiufS Il sHy ons On ths contrary.
all delighted WIN lis opes, and speak In t-sms
eonmendAtion Of magical effects and medical vir
tues We speas in this matter -vBAr VI xso~," ster
20 yeses np~kpee, am rIssss en- arsusAssss pcs
YaH rrLviIMxxr OF WAT Rxir psclAna In almost
every where the infant suffering from pain
sxhaastioD relief will be iound In nft~sn minutes
ss the syrup 10 administered.
psn d ssfians fs saag wia accompany each bottle.
Nose genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER
KIss, Mes York, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold By all Druggists throashSIt.ths world
Price, emily 50 cents per BsttIs
sprz4-dsvom
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
HvnY NAN woman and chnd .ho hiss used
STERLINGS AMBROSIA


ersasins sale have made the Ambrr famous all osa
the world.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEAsE.--
II eufes itching Of the Head.
Ii makes New Hair grow on bald Heads
II psevssts the Hair fro@ Dailing Ont.
II renders the HAIR sofs and Glossy.
Cieanss the Scalp; Coois the Heated Brow; Reno
D~ndruh; Cures Nervous Headache: Cures Ba,dnsss
Insurss Luxusiant Locks Ineines Hair Curl: Nnps
sedss wigs kiils Hair Eaters Good eject apparent
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
rhs Ambrosia will suit you r. Elegantly put up
oelicatsy Perfumed PatrosiIed by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons contsn-
ing t~o large botties-No for morning. No u for
evening.
THERE - NO MIsTAxH ABOUT IT.
srgRLIHge AMBRosIA ia the Rest most agreeable
and effective toilet in the world. To prove this, ny
cal ton.
Bold by Druggists,
sterlisgs Anbfe.is Manufacturing Compsn
216 Fulton Street. New York.
octI7-dAw1y
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GeLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rsnnsd
Vegetable Oiis in combination with GiyesriA si
and especially designed for the Of Ladies and
the Nnrsery. Its perfume Is exquisite. and its
ing properties unrivaled For sale by all druggists
febI3dkv1y
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sATcHELOn's HAIR DYE.

ne Original and Bsstfn the wefidi he ealy ssss
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and Instaa
tAneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Blsck o.
natural Brown without iniurins the hair skn. Ran
sdes the I'll effects OF bsd dyes Sold by all Druggsts
The genuine In signed William A. Baics.slor Also,
RE0ESERATISo EXTRACT or MILIETLEuRe,
for Restoring and Beauti'ying the Hair.
augN-d4s1y CHARLES BACHELOR. n.
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|. + 4. \ y c Sh1s1R0S FDr'o.s.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
Bishop Green. Appointment.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

os. ea, NJ a.. oot,
ouI qa'es lioii we" az lo ~ .nt
ui 9se suliriliSl9 u 1n9
anu the cohuliioh vi INC illarAe' IL
articles
COllON-Market active ana 9oIyant,
safes 4'loO pales. Quotat!oIls y CIoiI IA:
90 4oc Good ordinary'44, a ACC 10" 0li"-
dllng 4o~4'Gi Mlaullhg
SLGAR-Saies OF i2o nHds at j'c iol 'o com,
mon; lac for far; l4tG l4tc good Ialfi ana
l5c for fully falr ,oo,,,..-----,
MOLAooE 'o'2SieS cl W. ppiS a. ~
Tor ferInehtih8' 7"c lof prime '"~9oo T
galioh LOT cHolCe. ca.oo,,,,--.s- "a
tR-SaleS Oh $'OoV DDS at :, E 80 .o 81
Iof me S7Go oO lof oupeIAhe anu o. "o~
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PEsGHwO0D NURSERIES,

'ENHE prices Of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES,
i &c, OF this Establishment the present painting
sssan will be as fol lows:
Apple Trees. $40 per hundred less than
hun rtu ~ each.
Peach Trees 5 % per hVndredi less than a hun.
DIRE 3 ! cents zach
Pear TTeeS.-(D~arf and Stsndsrd)e6l per
hundred; less ia n hundred. IS cent? aef.
Plum, Apricot and NccJartne Trees
~ cents esch
Grapes -Catawba-s3 per dozen; SO per hun.
dred: : 80 rbou and.
isabella, Warren, Pauline, Clinton
Jacques and Hartford PA oItnC.-5O ents 20
81 ..
ScuppenOnC..- so GEMS each 70 s. per dozen.
OrnamenJsI, Trees, shrubs, Roses &c
From fifty cents g. dollar eacu.
a charge will be made for packing suffic ent 10
cover the cost Of mat erisl
Packages delivered in good order on the cars al
State inc Station after which they at the risk OF
the purchaser.
TERMS CASH Address
GEO GAINES,
Nov SSvtNarl State Live Va-ra - 60
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Agents for the Clarion.


PROM j K Smith, Meridian.
C : Jackson, Enterprise
nses q Cook, Chunkey.
ssJ L Watts, Newton.
~ j Brown, Garlandsyiile
4. Jn s f Casteel Paudng
b T Keller, Columbus
Nc 1 1 Nv B. Swami, Scooba.
cav cav 80 Ben Murray Okolona.
: r Ual Eeb {. Gathyight, SummerViile
Isl T. Freeman Gallatin.
pc spv b Hoskins, Lexington.
i'S hVL Thomas Hunter Raymond
~ Thomas w GTayson, Shubuta.
~ Cant E. p Martnere, DeSoto
Dr. J W Huffman, Summit
SSH So u Ward, Hickory.
N T 2 o, sampson .o- v .r
II Those of our city subscribers VIII" do
STREE not receive their papers regularly by the
carrier are requested to leave notice at our
o Office
eohs2na ron the goth ut., there were l6l pa
Hing Of sttemhs in the small pox house i'll Mobile.
s 49, E4-The Democratic Almanac gives list
ofone hundred and ffty-six cases of interter-
m enee with the liberty of the press i'll the Uni
ted States from April, 1861, to September,
ACCO 1864, of which sixty were by mobs, and sew
entx-six by order of the President.
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NOTICE,


To the Iar. Payers of Kinds COUNTY:
9Th, 1861, part of 8th section of which is as
follows:
And be it further enacted, That direct
tax of Twenty Millions of Dollars, be and is
hereby annually laid upon the United States
and the same shall be and is hereby appor-
toned to the States respectively, as follows:
To the State of Mississippi, four hundred
and thirteen thousand eighty-four and two
third dollars.
Also an act approved June 7, 1862, parts
of the third and fourth sections are as fol-
lows:
And be If further enacted, That it shall be
lawful for the owners of said lots or parcels
of land within sixty days after the Tax
Commissioners herein named, shall have
fixed the amount to pay the tax thus charg-
ed upon the same.
And be it further enacted, That the title
of, in and to each and every piece and par
eel of land upon which said tax has not been
paid, as above provided, shall thereupon be
come forfeited to the United States
Is HEREBY GIVEN to the owners of
real estate of Kinds County, that the
amount of said tax was this day fixed and
that Robert w. Whaland has been duly en-
powered by the Secretary of the Treasury
to receive said tax, and that his office in
Jackson will be open for the next sixty days
for its receipt.
rYPersons who reside in other districts in
the State NAV pay their Tax at this Office.
PENNOCK HUEY,
A ANDERSON,
GEO. A. SYKES,
L S Direct Tax Com'rs for Dist. of Miss.
Jan 2nd 1866 diff
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Jackson Prices CurremI.

Corrected Weekly by Persons + Baley.
CLARION OFFICE,
January 81, 1866.
co TON-Ordnary ....-.------.-----.. ...---34a5
Middng, ---------.----.,.------- al
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THE termination of sanguinaIy contest. which
for the past years has presented impossible
barrier 80 all social commercial intercourse be-
tween the great sections Of country, having
length happily cleared away all obstacles to re-
newsl Of those relations whirh formerly bound to-
gether in a fraternal union take the earliest opfer-
tnnity afforded by this aaspieious event. to greet
my Southern friends, and 10 solicit from them
newsl of that extensive business connection which
for quarter Of century has been uninterrupted
save by the great public calamity to which have
adverted.
Il scarcely necessary the threshold Of busi
ness uaon, should repeat the warning so often
given to IA friends beware Of al those spurious
aud deleterlous compounds which, under the speeous
aud false titles of Imported Wines Brandies, Holland
Gin Liquors s.. have been equally destructive to
the health Of citizens preudicial to the inter
ests of the legitimate Importer.
Many years of my past lie have been expended In
an open and candid attempt expose these whalese
fraads; time expense has been spared to AZ
compsh this salutary purpose, and to place before
nv friends and the public generally. q: the lowest
ma ket price, an Ia such quantities mic suit
their convenience, tIuy genuine Imported article.
Twenty i've years business transactions with the
/ largest and most respectable exporting houses in
France and Crest Britain have afforded me >urpaS
sed facilities for supplying home msrket with
Wines, Liquors, and Liqnures of the best and nc
approved brands in Europe, in addition to my OVID
! dtSttlleTy In hoHapo lot me manufacture of the
! "Schiedam Schnzps.
The latter long tested and approved by the me +
zeal Faculties of the United States West Indies and
! South America invaluable Therapeutic, q
wholesome, pleasant ard perfectly safe beverage in
all climates and during all seasons quickly excited
the cnpiuify Of the home manufacturers and vendors
{ of a Spurious article under the same name
thrust that have after much toll aud expense sur
rounded all my import4Lions with safeguards AID ri
rectious which with ordinary cireumspl cton vii
insure their delivery, receive them from Europe
to all my customers
Iwouli, however, recommend in al! cases wherS 1
IL possible that orders be sent direct my depot,
Beaver Street. New York, or that purchases be mad
1 of my accredited agents.
In addition to \ large stock of Wines, Brandise. &c
In wood, 1 have a considerable supply of I'D triss
foreign wines embracing vintages Of many year
past bottled up before the commencement Of the wa
which can especially recommend to all connoisseur
Of these rare luxures
In conclusion wsud specially call the early alter
lion OF my Southern customers to the advantage 70
aefVed oy Transmitting their orders without loss
time, or calling personally at the depot, In order
insure the Of their orders Of the PreseE
large and well selected assortment.
UDOLPHO wOLFE,
| dec 81. d3m % Reaver Street Nevv York
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Probate Court December Term, 1865.
To Margaret j. Davis, and George NJ. Davis,
her husband; Ellen Moore, and j. -
Moore, her husband, heirs at law OF Joseph
Wilson, deceased.
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Probate Court Ell Neshoba county
State of Mississippi, TO be held IN the town
of philadelphia, on the fourth Monday in
February next, then and there to answer
the petition of R. l.. Mauldin, to surrender
his letters of administration on the estate OF
said Joseph Wilson, decd, and make hnal
Sc tlemeRt SO far as the same has extended
and further to do and to suffer such things
as may be ordered by the court.
~ GIVEN under my hand seal OF
( LIS. said court, this the fourth MONDAY
I ~ J in December, A. D. 1850.
issued the 4th day of January, lo66.
w G. BOOTH,
Io,, 10 1g66-xv5t Clerk
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
SUNFLOwER COUNTY.

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