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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
Registers Office.

NKE oAsfLE CouarY. Jan. eth, 1919.
/ IPQR epplicauop Of ChArlet Warner, EIecutor q
~. as lffi will s EI Tssta%sPs q ANN ii: IA
IesutoEs aforesaid sive notice of tie Srsntins u
With n; date granting e.sss
dste Of such Letters sI ofthe pu e OF
ooqn OF New CASTLE requiring ali person haylns
At Of Assembly saeh mad pro-
tbs same PERIOD In the Delaware Repu blioap a ns1a
ksyTpsbished In Wilmington, and to be oontfnued
SST~@ Given under the hand and Seal of oaes Of
s. thv Register aforesaid, at New Cattle in hsV
- Cas- County AloLesaid, the day and yeas
AponsTt,t l. ROBERT q. RRAIM Redstey
mte OF dec must present the same uiy attes
Fl 20 TIE h1eout -, before Dan, Ath. A n
~ or ABIDE the Act efAssembly in such 80 made
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Nav QAsILI QousTr, Jan. Soth, ises
Upon the application of Ihaac kiools tcoored man,
~ Administrstor Of Oausden Johnson, ooiored manu.
late Of Prnosdet h. ir sait OO docd II Ia ordered ard
directed by the He sstt tina the afsIs
said siys notice .fthe gIspti1s Of Of Admns
sfsrantin thsrso By CAUSING advertisements TO he
posted within forty the date ofsueh Letters
n siI The public places of the Ooup ty Of New
osst!s r:sarins ~ person, having dsmsndi ss.i.!
Assembly In such case ade and provided. Aad also
to DO Inserted withia the period IN
wiimlnston, AID to be eontinusd thsreintwo months
H. 81 Rssster aforesaid, at New Castle New Gas
f-rc~t tecountyatoressid,t the day epd rear above
NOTICE. Allpsrsonsh having claims against the rs
tate fthe dsce sssd the duly attes
Ted TO the Administrator before tina Nth day OF
jan 1857, abide this Act OF ASSEMBLY, In such oare
made and provided. ISAAC MOODS,
fab N a trHto
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Txs Nsw WATns ORDINANCE the propo-
ssd ordinance, published in another column
does net make IL obligatory on any person to
procure q register to measure the water ne
may use, but leaves it entirely Optional
II any one 10 dissatisfied with the amount Oh
tax demanded he can adopt the proposed 'y',
TEN and pay in proportion to the qa"n''y u
water which he may consume on his premises
1t is not intended to apply to dwellings, but
merely to manufactures, yet wepreSume 'n"'
An, one who choose,, can adopt 1t. Had it
no, besp for the complaints OF certain owners
of steam engines who think they are taxed
too heavily, the measure woald not have been
proposed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

The Season, i, now at its height, and before it
commences to decline We think it best to offer our
ln-ge stock at reduced rates, So persons still In
want Of any kind of Boat and Shoe, will and q
large and well selected stock at the old stand No. 4
West Second Street II seems hardly necessary to
60 l. 70 particulars as regards the goods and prices
bu, will cay that those who will not be dis.
appointed ia either, We would call the attention
OF he ladies to our assortment Of Balmorals Skst-
ing boote dc, and the attention of Gentlemen to
our fne Calf Bot double soied calf Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof We now havs ono Of
the bs.t assortment Of goods to be found In this
city Call and examine. B. +. CHALFAET
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Cigar ard Tobacco Store ]. Beunett
Wholesale aud retail cigar and tobacco dealer
No. ios Shipley street, would inform bis old
friends and the smoking and chewing COM
muuity generally, that he still keeps on hand
q large supply Of cigars OF his own manufae-
ture, elegantly Favored, together with other
brands his supply OF tobacco, both chewing
and smoking, is equal to any in the city; be also
has fne assortment OF pipes, which consists
OF all kinds. Snuff in abundance. Give bin
call, and he will treat you we'll. feb smo
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst, Susan Eschus
aged So years and 4 months. Delaware Co
papers please copy.
10 81. Louis, on the l6;h inst Lizsie Moore
wife of Lyme s. Brotherton, aged as years.
la this city, on the nth inst Margaret Bry-
an, In the sbth year Of her age.
Gold and Silver DO ught BY R. R. Robinson
& Co., corner Of 9Th and Market streets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
MARRIED..

10 Chester, Pa , On February 10th, by Rev.
J. z Meredith, MIR. Charles Jones 10 Amelia
Morris, both Of Wilmington, Del.
On the evening of the 23d inst, by Rev.
VIM. Fries, at the residence OF the brides
parents, in Mill Greek Hundred, Mr.. John q.
Brown ofPbilsdslphia, TO Miss Elmira Brsmsll,
eldest daughter Of Mr. John T Brauall, for.
merly Of Chester, Pa. Delaware County Re
publican please copy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
MRS. DR.. FOSTER,
6l2 West Front Street,
WILMINGTON DkI
KEGISTEKb OFFICE.

x,.o, ksw ctsfLs Coys.r; February 10. 1855.
~ ministrstor of Rd wileon, late OF Appoeuinimink
Hd said Ct decd Is ord cred and By
Register th at aforesaid nooe
The granting Of Of % estate
eanripE be pessd within forty days
from ths date Of such Letters sr Of the most publ
soma having Demands ssnat the sst.ts present the
and provided Aud also the rams to be inserted
within the o. rlod in the Delaware Republican,
syspeT SstliShsd 10 Wilniu Stoz and TO be contin
ued thereby two months.
nj Given under the hand and beAl OF Uhlos OF the
Rssister aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
~ Co.,, Aforesaid the day and year above written
N0rI0R.-All persons having claims against the Es-
tate OF the deceased must duly attested
to the Administrator on before Feb 10, 1867, OF
abb the Act of Assembly In such mAdt and pro
vldch EDWARD ". LOCKWOOD,
feb n 2m Adm nitITator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Coal SALE IN Nsw YosK.-Au auction sal.
Of from 10 900 10 25 900 tons OF Pit.sbure
coal, deliverable at Newbarg, wa. made a.
New York on Wednesday, by the Peunsylva
mia Goal Company, and the following price,
were realized: Lump 81 IS to Z s73; sfesm.
boat 81 as to rs. CRATE 81 90 TO 81 621;-
egg Sc s74; store 81 rs; chesnut Sc so.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Ms. EDIroR Permit me to suggest to the
Onion voters Of New Castle County, the name
OF Themas Moore of Mill Creek Hundred, for
the nomination for Sheriff, He is good
unicn man, well qualified tor the position, and
believe ne could be triumphantly elected.
WILMINGTON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

VIRGINIA LEsIsLArURE.-The House has
passed the Senate bill allowing colored er-
sens to testify in certain cases. They also
passed the oyster bill, aud the bill repeating
all lava In relation to slavery
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

W5-JUHN o HVW DOI "A u, HIIds UbEAP
JOHN bas still on hand large stock of Dry
hoods Trimmings, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes,
Uader .Htirts ana Drawers, Crockery, Glass
Ware, Floor and Table oil Cloths, Tin Ware,
Poeke, aud Table Cutlery, Goal Oil and Goal
bGceo, and large stock of desirable goc "a too
numerous 10 mention. Give him q call, and
examine Tor yourselves, at bis old stand SOC
Market Street. Open from A. NJ, until 8
Pm. astler's Herb Bittsrs BY the quart or
bottle,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
REGlsTEK's OFFICE.

tho sPslis,s8 2s66s S6Tf l' Hd nini.
Hups,2t Gt 1fqRGE BuTS, late Of Wiiminston
PEaaD nd dTsCi.d 81 liz 81. Il. hdn a.
MuAtor give notice OF the grsntips al la
tss q pom the Estate Of deeaa al
me asse OF granting thereof, by causing advsr
sses LISTERS siI of the most bile places Of the
yonny OF new Caste. ring all pe rsons haxinS
SEM against ths Estats the zane o.
Aolae " AZ Act OF Assembly In such case made and
PROVIDED Ana also the to be ipserted
IN 1hs same period tn Repu biicsn
therein two months. - s'A"huea
)sS} Given under the hand and ssal ofofboe Of In.
SOS hukistef ahorehsid eN Astle in EsS .stis
t~> Co. aforesaid, the day asd year sSovs wfittep.
EoTIS ~ All persons having ela against the Es
ed 10 the Adpinlstraor on Tor be re- ILL.,
and prov ICED. AnnR TrT 5~soe
bee u 1861 smos AGniniaI,.n1.,r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

Farmers, Attention! i
HARNESS cHEAe.
WI HAVE ON HAND AT Qua AUCTION ROOM
No. Ill, East 4th street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
GOVERNMENT HARNESS,
(whEsL AND LEAD, ALL IN ooMPLKrR Oh oEn,)
BRIDLES,
COLLARS,
BREAST STRAPS,
NAMES,
NECK HALTERS,
CHECK AND LEAD LINES,
WAGON WHIPS, oil leather.
This Harness has all bsen thoroughly repaired
sad oiled, and is In ip-top order.
16r Persons can purchase at private sale at
our Auction Room.
naS- A large reduction to persons who pur-
chase 20 set or more.
L. w STIDHAM,
Jan 2b-tf Auctloneer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
Register's Office

t5s m sSPlies eat q Liodlsy smyh Executor OF
WWllianston Id in said County, dsnsassa; il ist0R
~ snd directed by the Register that the Hxesntr
Smsn,sry sP9a The estate Of decosuedI with lie asi,
posted forty DAYS from III date Of such Lettera
N III OF tne nostR9bli pesso the County Of Ee1
VAhle recurring all persons havins dem nnds ssan,,
ne estste to piesent tho or abide an Al Of
Assembly in suoh Gaze made and provided Ana sIso
Ssa,e to bsnsorted within ths same sriod In
Mn o,aa s nbliesn,s In vii
S1~~( Given under the hand and seai Of I'M an n,
ST. .. the gister aforesaid at New CastIs in NaG
gahtle County atoresnid, the day and yssf
koTIoH.-All person. having eIeimr saipsf M r..
1oi ne deceased mus present the same Iuly attssX
"a 70 tbe Executor, before February iafh sasS
ar aeds the Act OF Assem- bly, sneh case r.sa. ~
LlNDbkf shYra,
pstLp,nhot.a hu,. . ,,,n -, ExesutoF.
emyth, No. =, Batt Third street, wlninstrn nj -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
BATCHELOR' FAIR DYE.

THEE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
l. The only true and perfect Hair Dive. Harmless.
reliable and Instantaneous. Produces Immediately =
splendid Black natural Brown. without inJurins the
hair skin Rsmediss the ill eects Of bad dyee SOLD
by all DfusaTs. Tho genulse is signed WILLIAM A..
BArcxHLoR. AlFc,
RIaEsERArING EXTRACT OF NILLBPLxuRs,
Tor Rsssorns and Besutfyins the Hair.
sug1I-ly CHARLBs BArCHELoR Rgw YoaH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

TaE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice trsam Saloon.
No. sos Arch ST., Phiiad Q phi a
(North side, above Sth)
We would respectfully inform the pplic that have
opened u DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOON al the
above nance location where We will Nv happy TO walt
all who may favor with CALL at all hours OF ue day,
from az A. M, to 10 r.
good Roast Dinner any kind, with potatoes, bread
and butter, 80 Goats. Ths same with three veg,ta
bl.s aud c9hse 90 cents We will always kssp hand
CHOICE FRUITS N SEASON,
FINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY OAKEH,
ICE CREAM AND yKLt.rEs.
Also, SODA WATER OF THR OH0ICESr syBUPs.
The location being central, renders It dss rabs pisss
Tor Ladies and Gentlemen Of city we'll u the
surrounding country JAnEs hE0RATrEN,
Mayl1+u Manager.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
. Strength TO the Weaky
Os Youth to the Aged:
pIoKupNH m TIRp pptIrvuN arm


lie Youth to she Aged:
BIoKRENE. OR LIFE RKJUvKNAToR-
This preparation is uneqpaYed as Reiuvsnator and
Reatorer OF wsstrd on Inert functions.
The rsed should be c,rtAin to axe the Biokrene .
housshold god inasmuch as It will rAnd~- 'hs~ $500
sac aays Of the pristine Joy. IL not only
bic blessing especially those Who have bser reduced
TO edition OF seryilty self abuse, misfortune,
ordinary sickness. No matter what the Of the
impotsncy of any hama organ, this superb prepAra
BiOKRENE
Cures Impotenov General Debility, Nervous ineApsei
IT, Dyspppsa epresson Loss Appetite, Low Spirits,
Weakness Of the Organs Of Generation, Imbscility
Mental lndolepce, Einsciation, Ennui. It has most
delightful desirable and novel effect the nervous
system and all who In way prostratod By per
vops disabilities earnestly adv to seek In
Psrsons, who BY imprudence, have lost their NAIua-
Bf0KRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANoUiD, the DEsPAIHIuo, the OLD
should give this valuable iscovery trial It Will be
found totally different from all other articles for the
same purpose. -
To fBMALEs.-This preparation % invaluable In ner-
weakness of all kinds a. II will restore the wasted
siren 9TH with wonderful per manence.
1t Ia also grand tonic and will give RELIEF In Dys
pepsa with the rst dose. brief persistence In Its
use will rrnovats the stomach to degree of perfect
one collar per Bottle, or SIX Bottles for S. Sod By
Dru sslnts generally,
sent BY txpress Anywhere, by addressing
HUTOHiNus& HILJYER, PaorRiHroRs,
% Dsy Street, New York. -
Sold BY EDWARD MeINiLL. Wilmington. Il
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
NOTICE;.

NoIlCE.
Thesubsoriber has this day sold his entire stock
Of China and glassware, Cutlery, DO, to Thos,
de Normsndio, who will continue the business at
the old stand, No. 500 Market ct He cordially
recommended his Successor to those who have beer
customers attbestors, as one who erfeotly under
stand the business, and wtllattend TO their wantn
batt Rgreeably and with promptness.
Dec. 1, 1852. CLEMENT b. SMYTH.
The subscriber having been identified with the
. Establishments of David Smyth, David smyth .
Sor and Clement D Smyth, Tor the past eighteen
years haspurehasedthe store which the alter has
occupied together witbth stock of goods now on
hand with the intention Of carrying on the same
businsst. Thestsck Is by far the largest and most
complete oi its kind In tho State, and embraoet
nearly every srtciei In use, of either China, Giass
or Queensware, as wollas a good assortment of
silver Plated and Britannia ware, Cutlery, 30. ,
SO. Also the most extensive stock of Goal Oil
Lamps ChlmpeyI and Shades In this city. The
purept quality OF Keroset OIL always on hand. 1t
ia hoped the old customer and friends OF the os-
tablishmen will continue wi h the hange OF Pro-
prietorship, the pstronageso libe ally bestowed
on tho former ovner
THOMAS DE N0RMANDIE,
Mn At l,nip hal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

A New Fsntu-s - Basiness. Every one Hs
U.sn SALESMAN Jones d Co., Of the Crescent one
price Clothing store, No. 0O1 Market street, above
Sixth, Philadelphia In addition to having the lar
ges., most varied, and fashohsblo stock sf Oothi
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales We
have constituted every one his salesman BY hAv.
ng marked In figures on every article thevsry low
est price II can DO sold ior they cannot possible
and prepared, and great pains taken with the ma
king, SO thar all can buy with the full assursn Of
getting good article at tho very lowest price. Also
q large stock Of PIECE GOODS hand, Of the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order In
the most fashionable and bost manner, 70 pei cent
below credit prices. R"Rsmember tho Crescent
In Market St. above 9th, Phila. JOINS 4 90,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
SPLEEN ID
Jewelry Watches, Diamonds, &C.,
FOR TH T. HOUIn VRy

FOR THE HOLIDAYsI
THIS House Of BosASeUET, aIRAUD co., Pans.
have the pleasure OF announcing that they have
sds9 RpSra W W.T. iii the ALE
aud fof the purpose Of making thoir goods as sxtsn
rope they have detsim ned on plan By which poor
AID styles ASS preliminary. they would remarf tbs,
Matches, but ell are warrsntei GOLD Of the 6nest
con,tant suecession of new snd stylessnd
pattern. with which we shall keep our New York
We have sdopted the plan of SALE now 80 popular O.,
sp 81 e Th H5li' rR9 vi Yee v
costly. Il may be. The expenses OF eondactina our
New York Agency paid by the Of 81
Ssrtssestes are old st5o cents each or ss for II
sDd eseh O rtaess viii show the 61ider the psrtisu.
sdeas S. 1S Il
IS not desi5ed, the noIrr WI oblise US, when he rss
sent With pleasure QUA AIM rs no PLEASE, and
trial from every who reads this notice as Ne are
The sT6ok ,,
Giles, splendid Clooss, old a. RilVer Watches Rings
Get Win Dlenonds Rub Pearls darnst and othsf
isvsry. comprising Pins and Ear Rings Of the most
fashionable styles rel 10 Precious Stones fes.yyvs
asd and q s sSls p sse
tons of the most beautiful patterns, Gents Bosom
osips au.iss aors sssd ' s oo% 81 oSsrs
Ac In case Of any of our patrons are not want 81
.sis ~ 5is}$ ii'
3ss sDd every
ststes and Ptcyiuets and TO all sueS ,sfy LIBERAL r
q MIL vii II sc
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a.:sas' ' J1a6 IL f:P sTsEII Rs 4 CO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26


A
Aydelott Mss
Anderson Martha
Balloon B
Baker Annie N
Burnell Alice
Bernard Charlotte D
Beaston Ohss J
Bradley Henry
Brown George
Bradley Joel
Barry Patrick
Brice W y
Cloyes Henry A
Cole John
Candy John
d
DOUGLASS VIM
Duchman @ W
Diehl John
Dyer VIM So
Drew VIM Il
| &F
Evans Caroline
Foster Hannah
Poor James
Frances Mary J
Ferguson Lizzie
Greene Ema
Griffith Jane
Gleise Sarah A
Geer willard F
Snyder W W
How ard Andrew O
denrickson K
Harkins Emma La
HARTMAN II
Hinkson h Baker
Hollender Joseph
Hughes James P
Holden Lorenzo D
Hs, by Robert J
Hinswor,h Sarah Il
Hoack VIM
johnson Mr.
Jamirin A g
| tyson A d
Juoiu T
Je wei Wflhemina
Kropp John
klair Aaron
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
LIST OF LETTERS.

.EErTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the rost
omosat Wilmington, State Of Delaware Gath day Of Feb
ruary. iees.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON, Miss.
S..aAi..aAlAn,. 0hih INL.li u


AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON, MIss.,l
September 10th, 1866. q
V0UR attention Is again called to the fact.
Il that the Land Assessment and Personal
Assessment Rolls are returnablc at different
times. The Land Roll is, by law, returnabie
to the office of the Probate Clerk by the first
Monday in August there to remain until first
Monday in September following, in order that
appeals may be made to, aud determined by,
the Board ofl'oliee, after which, one copy is to
be forwarded to this office by the first Monday
in October. See Acts 1865, page 1913, chap A..
The return Of the Personal Roll is governed
in all respects by the Revised Code, Isee chap.
:, arts. - and 70, page -, which makes it re-
tlirnable to this office by the first Monday in
December.
Some Assessors have already returned their
Personal Roll to this office. This Is wrong,
and not IN accordance with law. Full and
complete forms aud instructions, in regard 10
both Land and Personal Assessments, were
forwarded to the various Assessors of the State
from this office, under date of March l. 1866.
which should govern them in all respects.
Unless the assessments are made and re-
turned according 10 law. they can not be re-
ccived at this office. and the commissions for
assessing will be withheld.
Probate Clerks, In sending Rolls, are re-
questcd TO pay Express Charges, as there Is no
law providing for such expenses % be paid out
of the state Treasury.
TIIoS. T. SWAMI,
sepAj-aw.t.Kw Auditor Public Accounts.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

TrAcHEg's CONVENTION. --All the
Teachers of the State, who can posi-.
hly attend, are requested TO be present
nj the Educational Convention, to be
held in this city on Monday, the 22d
of October. The several important
objects contemplated will Justify for q
few days, the absence of most teachers
from their colleges and schools. We
hope, for the great cause of Education
in our State, to see n very general at
tendance.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
THV WEEKLY VIiRl5N.


Pursuant 10 y resolution adopted at the
meeting 10 June last, the neat session Of The
Mississippi prcss Association viii he boid IT
VIcKsnuR6. on tho FIRST Monday 10 NoVcn.
Der next. Officers viii be clgcted for The
ensuing seni-annnal term an Grafton VIII
be delivered by Col Jones y Hamilton, aud
an Historical Address by Col Giles N. Hill
yer. The COMMITTEES on Consultation viii
report In the meantime, il is suggested
that the fraternity consider and he prepared
to submit such matters as they may Wish to
soe embodied la the Constitution aud BY
laws Of the Association.
by order. J. NJ. PARTRIDGE
\ President
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27

VNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
II Greeting Whereas, by proclamation
made by me ON the Sth day Of January, A. ID,
1886. requiring oil persons 10 whom advances
had been made on cotton. by virtue Of an Act,
entitled an Act. etc.. authorizing the issuance
OF Treasury Notes as an advance upon Cotton,
approved December 18TH. ISL, 10 deliver the
number Of bales % cotton upon whirh they
had received an advance, in acconianee with
their respective rtceipts on file in the Office ot
the Auditor ~ Public Accounts, within ninety
days. from the date OF said Proclamation;
Aud, Whereas hy an act Of the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi entitled an Act
authorizing the Issuance q Treasury Notes,
a. advance upon cotton. approved Ueccmber
18th. 1851. provides in section 81 sid act that
the Governor. who i authorized 20 settle the
sane. shall rt,ceixe from the persons to whom
the cotton may h. delivered for sale by the
parties obtaining advances. nothing but gold
and silver. ~ tlle Treasury Notes issued
under this act. ia payment q said advances;
New. thtF4garp L. Reuj. q. Humphreys
Governor Of the state q Mississippi. BY virtue
Of the authority vested In me. BY the consiitu-
ton and laws Of sid state. and the duties inn
posed on me By said Act, require az Tersons q
whom advanee- nzay have tasu fnasie. under
said act. @ come forward aud pay The same,
either IN rold az silver or kaisl Treasury Notes.
within thirty DAYS frum the date q this pra-
eiamnfioB, o. suit viii b. Instituted IN said
eivenun.lsr ny had, aria tae great
seal q The state 81 Mixsssipui afExed
-. this Ssh day 81 september, ISIS.
By The tsoFerneF.
RFNI. g. HUMPHREYS
@. A. BR0UGHKR. seoetHry ~ State.
=ep2s-lmo-sl&vy
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-09-27
wnrnr A MlsslsslrrIAN Is BUmrI

WHERE MIssIssIPrIAN Is BURIED
The relatives of Private Ii. l.. John
son, Co. II. 35th Mississippi regiment
who are supposed to live in Leake CO.
are informed that said soldier died on
the morning of the oath December
1854, and that he was buried next day
at Mrs. Patterson's place, twelve miles
from Nashville. on the Nolensville
pike. This information is very con
siderately furnished by Capt J. +.
Kerr, Of this city. who was present At
the burial, and who has a watch. peck
ct book and other effects Of the de
ceased, which the relatives can obtain
upon application.