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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-26

Henry A. De Saussure, senior
member of the Charleston bar, died
few days since, aged seventy seven
wears.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY.

CEklltlCAIE OF AUTHORITY.
I 10 expire ON the 3lst day Of January, 1857
UtF.Cg ~ TuE AUDITOR % STArE,)
Insurance Department
Columbus, o., Jan. 10, lsGG.
whereas, The .ErNA ISsuKAScE COMPANY, 10.
Gated at Hartford, IN the state OF Connec'
ucut, has iled III this CDce sworn state.
ment of its condition, as required by the
n. st Sc octun Of the act ITO regulate lnsur.
,,nce Companies not incorporated by the Stale
of Ohio" passed April Sth, 1896 and amen
ded February OH, 1864 and, whereas, Faid
COMPANY has irrDshed the undersigned Fat.
isfaclnry evidence that II is possessed OF Al
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DULLALS
OF actual capital invehted in stocks or bonds,
nr in mortgages OF real estate, worth dUuble
the amount for which the same is morigaged:
and, whereas, said Cunp,ny mas Med ~ TINS
riice written insirument ub1er i,s cOrpo'
rate seal, signed by the President ana secre
tsry thereof. authOri2 ug amy Agent or Agents
e said COmgany IN this State tOaCkhOW!edge
service OF process, ter and IN behNli OF sa'd
Conn AZ y, according TO tho terms Of said law
Now, therefore, III pursuance Of the first
section ui the al, resalG act ], James II. God
man, Auditor Of State iur Ohio, dc hereby
certify that said -Elnt Insurance Con pauy. OF
Hartford, Is authorized to transact tile bust.
ness OF FIRE aid Marine Insurance N this
state until the thlrty.trst ,ay OF JduuI ry, IN
the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven.
In witness whereof have hereuno sub.
r'tod my name and caused the seal Cf my
vlllre 10 be Affixed the day and year above
rltten. JAMES n. GOODMAN,
tsLAL.l fsTAMr.l Auditor OF State.
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A weak Coppcrhead paper says,
"thc Radicals are finding that they
cannot drive the President from his
purpose in regard to the Southern
States; and, in view of the fat pick
ing he has on hand, they are exceed
ingly reluctant to break with him."
The secret of Copperhead love foi
the Presidents out-"the fat pick.
ing he has on hand" Heretofore
Copperheads have pretended to high
moral patriotism in their support ol
President johnson, but it is simply
to get the "fat picking" away from
Abolitionists. Stick to him, Cop
perheads, several years absence from
the public crib has whetted your ap-
petites for stealings to a razor edge.
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Subscribed and sworn before me this LIST
day Of January, lsGd -
| HENRY FOwLtR,
| IsrIxrl Justice OF tho Peace.
OFFICE OF the AuDiToR ~ STATE,
Columbus, o., Jan. 10, 1866.

It ia hereby certified that the foregoing Is a
correct copy oi the statement OF condition OF
the .Eiua Insurance Company, cf Hartford,
q ado 10 and llcd IN this tihce, for the year
iSUG.
Witness my hand and seal oflcially.
JANIS II. GOODMAN,
lsEAL TsTANP ] Auditor VI State.
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The test Of its nationality, the solid SER
vice IL has rendered patrons, and It's ability
10 pass through seasons prolific OF conflag m
lions, with honor aud proat 10 those most In.
terested, may be inferred from a perusal OF
the following lgures OF
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-26

Gold olosedin New York, Tuesday,
at 1899.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-26

o y E.SforC'; q 81
"' ET H'Shi
They win Ic.
store impaired
sight, and pre-
serve II tOile
laies,period,f
life.
!Sn,,,o.y,, y..
I,,.,, JJ.."'".
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me n' 81 emf.
nent Physici
ans, Oculsts,
Diyines, and
u o most pro.
minent men Of
cur country.
reconmend a
the use nf The
Cil NEA RE
ETppEDl a.,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-26

A petition to Congress is being cir
culated for signatures, which com
mences as follows; 1--WE, the under
signed, women of the United States,
respectfully ask an amendment to
the Constitution that shall prohibit
the several States from disfranchis-
ing any of their citizens on the
ground of SEX"
Congress hasten the happy day
We pant for it--long for the day
when woman, bless the dear creature,
shall vote and be a politician; when
she bids farewell to the washtub, pi-
ano and children and dabbles in the
muddy pools OF politics. When she
is no longer slave to her natural enc
my and opprcssor man, and rises in
her (wo) manhood and asserts her
independence. Won't IL be delight
full to have her on the stump--to lis
ten to her silver toned voice rs she
discourses eloquently to motley
assembly of both sexes who are
equals ? How pleasant it will be to
have her at the polls electioneering
to have her offer you ticket, smll-
ing angelically the while; to wade
through three deep of crinoline to
vote. 1t is overpowering.
We favor the move. Let women
be made politicians. They have toe
long been subject to man, and de
prived of their Le1ven. born right to
talk politics, to make stump speeches
to drink poor whisky at the expense
of candidates, to hurrah and swing
their bonnets at political meetings.
to receive a just remuneration ior
their vote aud of all political joys
generally. These are God eiver
rights, and we proclaim in thunder
tones that they shall have them
they can get them.
That glorious day inaugurated ant
each town will have Its miniature
Lucy Stone or its Miss Dickinson
who will rival its male politician il
eloquence, ability and depth. Thel
4 Il.
~ - "arIing at hom'
I till two o'clock for her tardy hus
band. She can be out too-she cal
have the right to treat and be treat
cd, to lay in the gutter, carried hom'
on q shutter, and all other right
that we male politicians have.
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@ . a Il q I Il,

which cannot be oxcelled for brilliancy Of
liglt, uOn.cXplOsivcues or CHEAPNLss OF
ACE.
Among my Paints viii be found the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-01-26
On Saturday, Feb. sd. Isee.

D. D. BEARDsLtY. Seo'Y. II
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-08-16
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY,


My Dear DIR. Mortimore, Bailey's Springs
Ala. Il feel it to be my duty, as well as my
privilege and pleasure, TO oiyc You this testimO-
NAL Of my nigh appreciation Of your skill rs a
ply stefan, and your integrity as a man. Having
experienced great advantage from your treat
ment. both prior to and since my recent inju-
ries. | have reason 10 know of what write.
| have also been cognzant of the great relief
afforded 10 others by your treatment and RENE
dies. | have seen those who had been long and
severely afflicted, rejoicing with returning
health.
In the treatment ofall forms Of Chronic Dis
ease, | am sure you have few equals, and no Sll.
pcriors. | may say that have seen your skill
tested in some severe chronic eases Of rheuma-
tisn, and protracted and extreme cases Of ie-
male diseases, and always with honor 10 your
self and benefit to the sufferer.
To say that you can cure all eases Of disease
that flesh Is heir to, would be TO make Won more
than human. But | do say that should you
make the effort and TAIL 10 cure, others need not
try,
During my own extreme suffering from the
terrible fracture of my leg, / found you the
kind friend, the skillful physician, and the
courteous gentleman.
As Your profession often calls you away from
home among strangers. it is but justice 10 you
to say that during weeks Of frequent inter-
course, during which time you have been Il
constant visitor atmy house, your department
has not only been uneXeeptionable, but has
been that Of refined Christian gentleman.
Your grateful friend, r.. II. RIVERS.
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PROFESSIONAL.
D MoETfNoKE, *. D.
.. MoETflioKE, *. D. G. ". PAYNE. ~ D
DRs. M0RTIM0RE & PAYNE,
OFFIcE--Room NO. "a,
WoRs SHAM HOUSE,
Memphis, Tshh.

To my friends IA he South, and esDecfdl{l
all 'eho suffer from any FORM Of CAroat
Disease.
u viii be seen b. he above card, that have
a.h0ciAicd nlih me la practice, DR.. q. W
Payne, oI Mississippi, gentleman Of bigi
danaing. aud o. known reputation IN tht
Mciical Profession.
4 Although solicited and urged to visit. pro.
iessiSnally, other cities, n also various cole.
3 hraied springs, 70 meet and treat invalids du.
| ring the present summer, ! find IL impossible
TO do 80 without causing great disappointment
70 many who are coming from great distances,
+ daily arriving, for the purpose Of consultation
! and treatment, many OF whom, are sent by
/ physicians ana other friends who know me.
therefore give this notice, that will rcman in
Memphis during the present summer, and per-
haps until November next. Then will return
sud resume practice In New Orlotns There
fore, those who suffer from any form Of clronic
disease, and desire consultation and treatment,
VIII do well 10 apply as early a. possible as IL
usually requires months Of treatment 20 cure.
and remove from the system the cause where
the disease Is Of months, sometimes Of years,
Standing
| am no stranger to Southern community (:
my professional life has been devoted 70 treat
iDenf Of chronic diseases in our Southern cities
and state. For many years past i have been
visited by pafients from almost every section
Of the South, and while / feel grateful to my
ht"Hl tIltuus VINO nave Uttu llDeFhi IN every
possible way, yet i feel consciousness OF hav-
ing Edhiully discharged my duty to all, and
have thus reciprocated by restoring health, and
thus giving years Of life and happiness to many
thousands who might otherwise, to-day, have
sun been Invalid sufferers, or have been, by
friends, laid in their graves.
have not time nor inclination. now, to give
an extended notice. | write as much for the
purpose Of gylngnotice Of lchere zee are, as Of
what we can do. Patients sometimes tell me
that fheir "home family physician" diseour-
aged their coming, without any knowledge Of
facts, but simply because we " advertise -
such do not know US, and had better visit
themselves and learn some facts before they
try to prevent the sufferer, whom they fail 90
cure, obtaining relief. Twenty years Of extsn-
siVe practice in treating chronic diseases, such
as others have not been able TO cure, win sure
ly give some practical knowledge. III they
could cure all such cases, there would be none
left TO lnger on and suffer, or seek relief at the
hands Of others. Such are those whom have
inyit for years; such they are that come.
aud my curing such has called forth volumes
of evidence from the Southern press, and South
ern community.
ID. MORTIATORE NJ ID
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

DN VIRTUE Of the provisions Of a certain
ID Deed Of Trust made by Robert II. smith,
on the lst day Of January. A. ID. ISIS 20 secure
Patrick OBnen on account Of certain in
ebtedness mentioned therein. the said deed he
ing duly recorded in record book Of Deeds No.
-. pages No. $50 and 81 OF Kinds County.
state q Mississippi. The undersigned will
proceed % sell 70 the highest bidder for cash AZ
public cutlery upon the premises al smiths
station. on the Southern Railroad. Immediately
east q Big Black river. on saturday the Illh
dsy q August, A. D., ist6, the following de-
-cribed par els Of land lying end being II the
county C Hiuds. and state Aforesaid. and on
and contiguous to the Ssuthern Railroad. lots
), s ard :, IN sfcfion -. township IL. range 3
east containing in the aggregate 80 Hcl g more
or ies>, together with the auTlIrteuances there
uuto belonging
The title q The above uropertv l. believed 70
BE- good butI hall u5llv CONVEX such tile a. Is
restcd IN as trustee.
THOMAS KIDD.
June =, le5-E-St- Trustae-
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CITATION.

To VIM. Blakely, Fanny Overstreet, wife o
James Overstreet, Nancy Lee, wife Of JOSEPH
Williamson, Betsy Williamson, wife Of Da
vid Williamson, Rho Ia Williamson, wife o
John Williamson, Tempo Tyler, u widow
and Mathenia Wells, wife Of Thos Wells, al
Of the State Of Texas:
VOU are cited to appear before the Probat,
Il Court Of Newton county, State Of Mis.is
sippi, on the 3rd Monday Of September. 1S68
10 show cause why the Petition Of John anC
James Blakely, Executors Of the last VIII ant
TesteiHeut of John Blakeiy, ", deceased, pray.
ing for a sale Of all the lands Belonging TO saic
decedents estate, fully described in said pcti
ton, now on file in this Court should not b.
granted.
...--. BY order Of Court.
LIS. July Term, 1856.
THOs. KEITH, Clerk.
July &c, 1ee6.-w5t.
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TEATnmnnlAI.s..

As our Professional Gard may come TO the
notice Of some who are afflicted, and yet do
the reliability Of our statements, we viii add d
few testimonials from sources which all must
acknowedg are entitled to credit, and could,
IL deemed necessary, add hundreds Of similar
import.
The following letter from Rev. DR.. Rivers,
whose life has been devoted TO teaching, and
MS President and Professor Of various Colleges
in Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee. will
be read with interest by his numerous friends
who know and love him IN the South When
summoned to his bedside, by dispatch, Ga dis
tance Of 800 miles, his case was considered a
hopeless one by his attending physicians, vet
by prompt, iudicious treatment, he was re-
stored:
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ln.oivent Notsc-.

WHEREAS, by an order and decree of
the Probate Court of Newton County, made
10 the March term 1866, thereof, the estate
of b. X. Dyess, deceased, was declared ins
solvent and insufficient TO satisfy the claims
exhibited against said estate: Now, there
fore, all persons holding claims against the
aforesaid estate are hereby notified to file
them duly probated with the Clerk of said
court on or before the third Monday in
March A. ID. 1867, or they will be barred.
ABNER PERRY,
AprilI9 w6m. Administrator.
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CITATION.

To Lucius Jones; of the State of Arkansas, and
the unknown heirs Of j. w. Jones, of the
State of Texas:
VOU are cited to appear before the Probate
Il Court Of the county Of Newton. State OF
Mississippi, on the 3rd Monday of September
next, TO show cause why the Petition Of Ham,
ilton Cooper, Executor of the last viii and
Testament of Samuel T. Jones. deceased. pray
ing surrender of his office ard trust, as said
Executor, should not be granted, &c.
.... BY order Of Court.
LIS. July Term, 1866.
'.'.'' THOS. KEITH, Clerk.
July 90, 1sGG.-wjt.
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TRUSTEE, s. SIZE.

RY VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust made by
~ Robert H. Smith, on the 1st day of ,Ianua-
ry A. D.. 1861, to secure 20 Patrick o. Brien on
account Of certain Indebtedness mentioned
therein, the said deed was duly recorded in
record book of deeds No. D. page 125, of Kinds
county, State of Nj ssissippi. The undersign.
ed Will proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
for ca,h at public cutlery, at Smiths Station,
on the Southern Railroad, Immediately east Of
Big Black river, on Saturday the 18th day Of
August, A. d.. 1866, the following described
parcels OF land lying and being in the county
Of Kinds, and State aforesaid. and on and con-
tigdous TO the southern Railroad, north east
quarter Of section 70, the west half and south
east quarter Of section %, all in township 16,
range 3 east. containing in the aggregate $40
acres more or less with the appurtenanccs
thereunto belonging. The title TO the above
property is believed TO be good, but shall only
convey only such title as i invested i'm me as
trustee. THOMAS X DID.
June 9th, 1s66-w-5t. Trustee.
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AprilI9 w6I
InnoIYent NOtice.

Whereas the estate of Samuel w. Howe,
deceased, was declared insolvent by the
Probate Court of jasper county at the Feb
ruary term thereof A. ID. 1866 Now all
persons holding claims against said estate
Clerk Of the Probate court and have them
registered on or before the first Monday in
October next. or they will be forever barred.
JOHN S. HOWSE,
Feb 24w6m Admin istrator.
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AdmInistratrIx, NotIce.

WHERE'S, at the last March term Of the
Probate Cont Of Newton county, and State
81 Mississippi. the undersigned was ap-
pointed Administrators Of the estate Of Asa
Mcdaniel. deceased: Nov, therefore, all
persons having claims or debts against said
deoedeut, are notified and requested to
present the same, duly prsbated in THE maB-
ner and within the time limited By law, or
the same vii be forever barred.
ARENA MCDANIEL.
Nsy 2lw5t- AdministrAtrix-
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AdmInIstrator,s Notice.

Il ErTERS Of Administration ON the Estate
h Of Daniel McGehoe, deceased, having heea
granted 20 me by the Probate Court Of Kinds
county, on the Sdday of July, 1866, al persons
having claims against said Estate are requested
to exhibit the same. and have them registered
In the manner and within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
WIN. b. TAYLOR,
Administrator.
Jackson, July 4, 1866. jy0w5t.
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THEsTATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

KINDS COUNTY.--Ist District.
County Court IF Jackson, to dug. Term, 1866.
VS.. Attachment for $3.50 90.
r. Bleakley & Co
oath having been made and filed with the
~ attachment herein, that the Defendants
are non-residents Of the State Of Mississippi Il
is ordered that publication be made In the
Clarion and Standard. a newspaper published
in said county, and state, weekly for four con
secutive Weeks, notifying said Defendants to
be and appear before our said Court, ON the
second Monday Of August next ensuing, to an
swer the complaint OF the Plaintiff, or, in de-
fault thereof, Judgment by default will he en-
tered against them, pursuant to the statute in
such eases made and proyided.
Attest:
W. o. CHAPMAN. Clerk.
jy6dl&w4t l.. A. LINDSEY, Opt. CPk.
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AdmInIstrator,s NOTICE.

w 1866, Of the Probate Court, of Newton
county, and State of Mississippi Letters Of
Administration on the Estate of James c.
Smith, deceased, were granted to the under
signed. Now therefore, all persons having
claims against said Estate are notified and re-
quested to present the same, duly probated and
registered in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be forever
barred,
MARY A. SMITH.
July %, 1866. dlSw7t.
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admInInIraaOr,s No1Ice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration on
the estate OF Henry Il. Windley, deceased,
were granted to theunder igned by the Probate
Court of Kinds county, Miss, ut the May term,
1865: Now therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to have
them probated and registered within the time
prescribed by law, or they will he forever bar
red, nd all persons indebted to the said estate
will please come forward and settle without
delay. WIN. 5. LEMLN,
July /, IS66-7tw Administrator.
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Administrators Noticn.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration on
w the Estate Of Willis Lewi,, deceased,
were granted 20 the undersigned at the last
May Term. 1855, Of the Probate Court OF JAS
per county, state OF Mississippi; now I'll per-
sons having claims against the Estate Of said
Deceased, are hereby required 10 exhibit the
same within the time limited by law, or the
same will be barred.
S. LEWIS. Administrative.
l.. b. LASSITER, Admir-.
July 22th, iSC6.-w1t.
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FEMALE DIsEAsEs,

Such as are painful and adictilein their ma
ture, rendering the wife, and mother, con-
slant sufferer, causing many oven 10 desire re-
pose in the grave, rather than lInger on through
the Female Constitution. Thousands, Of SEEM
ingly hopeless cases have been cured, and
others can be by proper remedial appliances
md aid. None need dispair
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AdminIatrator,a NoiIne.

WHEREAS. Letters Of Administration on
w the Estate Of III. L. Jacks, deceased,
were granted 10 the undersigned, at The July
term, lst0, OF the Probate Court Of Jasper
county, state Of Mississippi; now all persons
having claims against the Estate Of said dece-
dent are hereby required TO exhibit the same,
duly registered within the time required by
law, or the same will be barred.
JAMES J. SHANNON, Admir-.
July 18th, lS6B.--W5t,
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u. MORTnoRE, NJ. D.


Embraces nearly every form Of chronic dis
east; prominent among which, are diseases Of
the Lungs, and Throat disease Of the Heart,
Liver. Spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Dyspep-
sia, Chronic Diseases Of Stomach and Bowels.
Eruptiye, or Skin Diseases-all diseases hay-
ing origin in impurities Of the blood and vital
fluids.
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OF CLINTON, mss,

III AS just received fresh supply Of Botanic
H Medicines for sale. Having devoted ,nueb
time and attention, for many years. 10 Chronic
Diseases, be il prepared TO cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic DiarhGa, Chronic Disease Of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Drop.v.
Asthma, scrQfnla and letter, Uterine deranxc-
melits, &e. Persons residing al 600 great dis
tance % consult him IN person, can DO so in
letter successfully. Pubic patronage respect
fully solicited. mh21wiy.
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JEFFERSON FrM,Ir 1Nsrrrrrr.

Uardeman County. Tennessee. Jan. 1861
DIR. d. MOrtimore-My Dear SIR Learning
that you design visiting various cities in the
South during the present winter, l deem il q
duty which ! owe to YOU, aud the atilicted. as
well rs a high privilege to myself, to add my
testimony TO that OF other me ! whom gratitude
has cOmpelle 10 speak so highly of your ability
as physician, aud your virtues as a social,
Christian gentleman.
/. having charge Of a greatly afflicted wife,
met you last summer at Bailey's Springs. Ala.
where you were called to treat many extreme
cases Of chronic disease. | was little disposed
20 tamper with the life Of my wife by subject.
ing her 20 the medical treatment Of a stranger:
but in her dire extrcn ity, knowing that the
best efforts Of ether eminent physicians. a. also
the Use u mineral waters, had failed to give
relief, and that my own moth T had recently
died Of The same malddy. and hearing 20 many
Of the visitors there speak In the st onge>t terms
in behalf Of your uncgualled success in the
treatment Of femclc Diseases. l was induced
% employ Won in her behalf The result was
That you almost instantly relieved her extreme
suffering. and within two months restored her
10 perfect health. And l.y 10 doing. have placed
me under obligations which can never repay,
bat which. th1nk God, I shall never feel Il a
burthen b. bear.
Mrs. u. joins me in this expression q graft
tude. AMI you may number Us both with your
Warluest advocates.
Very truly yours,
II. ". Dli.LARD, Principal.
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BOARD OF TRADE.-A temporary
organization has been effected at
Vicksburg by the election Of the fol
loving officers:
Prcsident-Wm. Crutcher.
Vice President--A. N. Paxton and
Jno. A. Elicit.
Recording Secretarv--A. Mcbride.
Corresponding Secertary-Miller
Stewart.
Treasured. W. Lamkin.