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Names OF guarnutors,
Cypress Companies.
CHANDLER's NEW

CHANDLERs NEW EXPRESS - From
" Magnolia, Pike County. to bonneville tcouniy sea
Pike County Mics, tr-weekly.
From Magnolia Jtcs sonwood and Liberty county sea
Amite County Miss, tri.weeEy.
From Librry 90 teBtreyIe aud WoodvDe county ssst
wilkinson County, semi weekly.
VIII supply sub,criber residing at or In The vicinity Of any
OF the stations the NrwOrean Jackson aud Great North
Railroad Southern Railroad and hiIsspp Central Rail
roads, and Holes vlle, JacksoH~ooI Liberty, Cenieve
Woodvl- Monticello te1Gnty ratl Gslan (county srat
Pine Bluf etc. with the New Orleans Mobile, Ncksburg
Jackson and Meridian
DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS
Having Agents sboye will attend 10 recording deeds col
lecting, etc.
Letters matted no cents inclosrd) packages tont tn
Agent Chambers Express Magnolia Miss will DO Iiomp,
ly forw arded. ~
Until the Mail Routes and Post-Ofcss reBtablshed.
will mail sud ray postage Letter. nom the above places
the Magni Post Office.
Ps.sage lrom Magnolia to Liberty. %
Lelfefs L. s postage pdd. ..................... 10
hrw sIapera and Cirru afs, II. >. p1strg~ phd...
Supscu.lOus aud edyeftiseefts for county papers
oeiyedby j. BEhJ. CiANDLtR,
ho. 80 CIondeet-st.
hewUIea La
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OFFICE OF Tus DIPO1 CCARTKRs4srEN. {
FcRr LgAvKNUoETH, hau.a. Dec 20, 1913.
nROpOSN FOR ARMY TRANSPORT.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORM
IL TiON-SrA cd Proposals will be received Il t" ohc'
urt Y DC ick on the ls DAY ot January loo ~ Tie a.
por alton Of ray Supplies during tho ye'' 100 On the Ill
Eourr 40 From Port. Le.yerrorth L.amie srd Riiey
snd Other dcgos NAV be- establishes duuns tie show
year the west b.nt Of Mi.'ogn h'o' corn o. to
poets or stations that BE- established % toe e;g
-. Nebraska Dsc3ah Idaho md ut,h touh Of at dr
the Territory ofCra, d. north 81 dsr,, norh. rdief
state the rate pf loc r'nrd- ~ rifles ~ Witch ~
viii 'pof sid 'torr' n each Of TOE non. '~a Apf q
s. r,-f,. b'T nc tis'ye. u tlr yrsr 100.
EourK No. 2-Ffoni Forte csvenworh ard Rl',. IN The
STATE kar.ls and is tovn q kau'si in Tie 'ise %
Msouii 10 any posf st'ous that b. es.b
sn.d u tie n T. Of kfs, or N tie Territory ooI TO-
Fort 10 vcuworth. md TO For Union. ~ a. Ottef drpo,
that ay de,ghleI 10 that Irrut"fy 70 , ~ garland ~
any other point poi1ts On tie route iiiris 10 tr
the rae per lo0 pound pr oo miles o. Viii, t-, wi tfin'
port .d stores n ceeh Of hc months from Afh 70 >elea
Gouls "a. ~ rom ron tuon or such e,her depo, ..
nsy e.,ib.d lu to t'rofy or Ae~ 'icaico e. uny
TO such poet. usy be- drs lsled il fero
Of ATizora ami State t tIs west o. l0 giudr 3 drrsrs
wet, Eddc'. ',se Che rate e. To-, ~. ' sc P', b
iom Jane to SoV-nber u-nsive. Of th' yer 100
~, weight 70 be- transported enrh yra Will not exceed
10 coo 90 Foonds ro1ir No 10000 pounds route
No. p aid CO.. no o. route No,
No sdicnsl crfit4ge Will be paid Tor the 'unspora
ton 81 bsoA lard bread Iue lumber shingles Of any ohI
BIDDER. should give ,hei names in fal Wi . 'il
places Of residence END each proposal should BE- panied
by bond H. the Of ten Thousand dois, signed by two
rrsTonsb rerous guArsutseua TIA n casc roniraci
nward.d the n~niionfd the propOsA 10 The
parties progo ug the VII be- rrc~ptd sd rggr,t
mo sud good snic.rit s~cnriy f1B.' ~ 80 i-''
ia "A La @1''tFiih
3- bonds required from tho Contractor WI Do
a follows:
ON Route No pNisn
Ou Route So H'np
sst.c,ory evidence Of the Loyalty snd vrury Of each
bidder aud pcfsou o. security wiu be required
Propoias n "; b. iudor.ed
Piopossls ior Army nsportlton ca Route No. - -
OF o tie nay b. md will BE- euteftau-d
less they fully comply with all the requirements Of this sdyof-
ti-einrnt
rarties to whom sword, INSIDE must be prepared 10
aud the required Soud q r
faithful performance 81 tue SAM.
Contracts made subject the approval n the QGar-
bat the right IL T,scrE.d 10 reject
sB bids that my be offered.
Contractors b. in resdne, for service by the ~ day
Of pr l6i aud tiey will be required to have Pie, u
bu nes or sgency the vcin Of Forts worth
aud Uuiou - other dcpo't that may be established Of
which they may be- uuicaed with promptly and readily
BY order OF the QunTtermasirr OrnefaL
j. A. ROT rtR Colonel and Chief QusIermHilsr
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mo All WHOM TT NAY CONCERl
proposals.

OFFICE DFPoT CoYHrsSARf OF sUBsisraScc,}
" AsHISGToN. u. e.. Dec. n. 1873.
GOVERNMENT SALE of & III q | c Il
" WuSkI.-Sea.ed Propo,as ~ DUPLICATE. will be
received a. this Oc- uL,i l. o'clock 81 Tuesday, The
gL day Of January, 1866. f,I the Stf.E Il hblgt
900 g,l. Of 30 RBON WHISKY,
~ gals. Of RECTifltD WHISKY,
30 calls. OF ~ T. WHISKY,
Proposls mol received or less than tive barrels N each lot
Tire Whisky .i gagged before the delivery and sold
by the 'pfOof gallon &C..
Paymr; in Government funds about 20 per cent Of which
will he required the acceptance Of TIE bid sra the r.
iindrr tho sags i completed. sBd brole the
delivery cOmnrLcrs.
70 bid received from parties who have failed comply with
their contracts.
Bidders requested to b. present at the opening 81 their
bids.
~ purchase, will be loaded a. The Government, Ntnves in
Washugfou. .. c. rec Of rIp"u.c 20 TIE ldfchf cf $50
Tho u.usl reservation by q oyrrt snt N regard 10 BIDS
j, be- observed g.. BILL Moor and L = - :. ~
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Drn Goods.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FRENCH FANCY BALMORAL SKIRTS
We have jus. received per SCOTS another
IMPORTATION
Of tie above, consisting Of the most elegant and
RECHERCHE ASSORTMENT
OUT OF PARIS.
Among them ore some BEAUTIFUL WHITE CASH
MERE and ALPACA,
VERY DRfSSY
BLACK CASHMERE and ALPACA.
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED.
FANCY STRIPES ia oil possible kinds, elegantly got up
WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS,
Plain tucked and cubroder OF prices that will asonh our
Lady cn.oers We can se them less than tho material
won cost here
Another Importation of celebrated French Coatio and
Embroidered
CORSETS,
IT. Ladies ami Misses,
ALL SIZES
Shoulder Braces Supporters, &c, &c, 6c
The trsde supplied on liberal terms.
GAYl'UR lmporer and Manufacturer
No 7C5 broadway.
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Gonscs ano farms Wante0.
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HOUSE and parts Of HOUSES in Brooklyn
j to RENT Now frame HOUSE tone Of ssvrnl No.
1871 Highs near God-.t with bstL.ub. pateut heaters,
900; will be- SOLD very easy tern for net
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BOARD WANTED-In a strictly private
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exchanged Address Box No. , 40 Post Once.
WANTED by n single GENTLEMAN a COM
w fortably furnished Room and BEDROOM In geu.
tes private family up town. Address, stating terms, se +.
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OFrcn ConsIs,Aar Of supn.rrxcE.
No. ? bfidf,-st.. hrw-f"II. Dec. 81 ItC3
CEAIED PROPOSALS, III duplicate, will III


No. ? bfdsr-st.. hrw-f" Dec. %. ltC3 !
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will he
- received by the undersigned at This oce, until O'CLOCK
o. ~. ,fTHUESDAi. January 1876 for furnishing fresh
BEEF in tuch quantities be icqur, rom day 10 day
for months lon tie 10Th Of January, 1906 cotnmri ell
Dlv ts and HaTts Islands Fort Schuyler and
Wietts Point, Sandy Hook. Fort. Wadsworth Lafayette,
the cus Of each place and post are not otherwise pro-
vidrd FOR. 49, 80
The fresh beefs to be- Of good marketable quality with due
Of fore ard iudquhTrr meat nck shanks and
sd.y tsow te excluded aud nfished Ut the e1prne Of
the contractor In such quantities aud tunes mGy be
CURED
butcher who rve his in full hs present place Of
business and residence. . ,
All bd must be- accompanied by guarantee, signed by the
guarantoD Themselves ~ io'owt:
W.. the under.igned hereby guarantee that IN the
fore. oilr hid OF BE- acecTsd shnl be duly lnl'
el according purpoH und cOndousj also thh
shall be executed with two bonds Ia tho sam
oil ten thousand dollars each
Names OF guarnutors, -
Bidders hen.eve, muii be- presfn at the oreing OF the
urOposns and be- fully prepared with their re, to fgn
Inn sd,.iy N. contract aud bond Fydrncs must be- shown
Of the entire responsibility OF each sUy two being rrqnifsd.
Any nffnsy the proposal will b. the cause Of II, r
e iion and other than genuine nAr "a pIet ROoo
faith will SubleCt the making bbd NO snAI@t"is W
the prn,ty Of the law.
printed copy OF this advertisement must be attached To
each pfopos sd the OF yeTi able sufficient sure
ties 10 the sum Of ten thousand esch 80, -,
The Government tue right TO reject any DID "hch
seems unre isousbie OF disadyrnie seOus 10 ~
Payments Ia ~ made monthly Ia such iunds a. may De u
bishsd Government, viz currency ehccks on otih
Gates OF indebtedness, OF otners. - . .
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no not have your TEETH Extracted without
~ nsing DR.. hOYTS ANAES1HErC NITROUS
OXIDE It 10 the only method by which you freed
Acid Gas from your lug. Dr. H. Extracted thou
sands Of Teeth with price. ODy oih0e ga Biosd
way, aeaI Eish.eenthsL
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EURS, FURS,-Tbe Finest and Richest Stock
OF FURS to be found ia Of FlEMNG'S No 2lo Brosd-
Rug, Ladies Skating Caps 0ents Eur CAPS, Col Gloves
ADD bats aud Caps Of every style and gasy At og snuse
turing prices WM. f. FLEMING Practical Furrier
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fms.

A TTENTION, LADIES-The New.York Fur
~ Manufacturing Co.. No. 80 Chatham IT. opposite Greeks
White Msrbr Jlofe-Stts, s,3 aud upward; Brook Mink
Collar and Muh 81 50: French Mink Collar aud huf 80 81
Mink Sable Sets 1 - so; hne Rich Sets 450i bne sibe
nan Squirrel Sets 70: and endless variety OF ell other
FURS equally low Altering and Repairing b. the latest
styles Receipt given to purchaseTs to insure asain moths
FLEMING, Manager
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Dentistrp.

hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25s Grand-st., opposite
~ Lord Tsylors. Newior are inserting FULL or
with without extracting the Root, ful Sets God
Pshnu S2S; tver or Rubbe SO Partial Sets Gold per
tooth. 81. silver or Rubber. 81
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DEACH FARM for SALE--is0 acres, $500
trees y.srs old 81 Eile, south Of Phldrpna on the
Philadelphia " u, s.on sbd bufiroTr Alhfold miles
ron Sonnca.i Depo. gc.l County Nd Jay. lcey 20 he
south, .oJd view " cas- 40 rlyrf. WIT" g SIT ~,
iring on. De svsTe
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CEILING OFF-SELLING OFF,
AND NO BOGUS SALE.
JAMES fuckers REMOVAL from NO. 7;s Broadway
81 imperative NEXT SPRING, 1906 Nov, then tie tempia
ton for the discerning public j. T. csTs large and rich
stock Of Millinery materials al heavy sacrifice Iaoi'
b. iliners and DrrslmakeTs dealt with literally
UPRIGHT GLASS CASES FOR SALE.
No. 80 BROADWAY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-04

HEAVY PAYMENT The IN .mbers of the
regiments paid last week at Camp Chase,
each received a good round sum" of
Uncle Sans promises to pay They came
from Texas and the neighborhood thereof, q
land not often visited by the psymaster,
and had many months pay due them. -
There was paid to the enlisted men of the
18th D. V. l., nearly sos 900. an average
payment OF each man of about $500. =
The officers received over $4,000 Some
Of these had not drawn any pay for over
year, and one careful fellow received 81, 600
as the amount due him tor services in the
field. II Col. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-04

REPRESENTATIVES, WAsHBURHE, OF
Illinois, who assumes to be the especial
champion of Lieut. Gen. Grant in
Congress, has introduced bill into the
House to rerive (3) the grade of Cen
eral in our army. If revived the salary
Of that officer will be almost as large
as that of the President, and he will
have an innumerable retinue of aides
--of high rank and on large salaries.
The talk of reUiving is all humbug
We never had such rank in our army
Lieutenant General is the highest rank
ever created in the American army,
and that was held by but one man be-
fore Grant-George Washington
Scott was only Lieutenant G eneral by
brevet.
We enter our earnest protest against
this scheme. Lieut. Gen. Grant has
certainly had enough honors to satisfy
the most towering ambition; and, be-
sides, the country would much rather
Congress would legislate to reduce
taxes than to raise them. If more
money is to be paid out, let it be to the
poor widows and orphans of the war
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LegNL Notice.

Joseph p Arriok Administrator de bonis non with the
VIII annexed of Nathan Shepherd. senior dcc'd PitG
against
Dr. Nathan Shepherd, William Shepherd John Sbep-
NERD Isabella Armstrong and John II. b Armstrong
hrr husband Asberry Shephe I'd. Joseph Shepherd Jr
Ebert II. Caldwell and Joseph Sbephe rd ard Nathan
shepherd, Isaac Sheppard. William Shepherd and
Francis Shepherd t.ens Of Joseph). The Methodist
Episcopal church OF the Pittsburgh Conference The
Church al Sandhill Marshall County Virginia and
tho unknown heirs and personal repre- sentatves OF
each OF the following named psrssns Thornton Flem
ing, decd. OF Sam, black man. Of Sarah Dent de "a
and Of John Calvert deed, and others nefsndnnt,
'I'HE above named defendants will take notice that
a. on the 26th day OF August, 1865 the said plaintiff
MED IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County
ohle petition against them and Others egatees named
IN ,he will and codicil OF Nathan Shepherd Sr decd
ana heirs and representatives OF such Of the leeatee
nave died the object and prayer Of which 10 TO obtain
q construction Of the will AND codic Of said Nathan
Shepherd h and fer an order aud direction a. to the
payment OF legacies hereunder. and. among other
,hines, to exclude the said DR. Nathan Shepherd vii.
liam Sheppard, John Shepnerd. Flber H. Caldyysn and
Nathan. Isaac William and Francis sons Of Jo.en nh
Shepherd.Th Methodist Episcopai Church. The Church
at sand Hill, Marshall Co Va and the heirs and rrn-
resenistives OF Tn Inten Fleming. Sam, black man
ana John Csve from any interest in the estate of said
Nathan Shepherd ST. Decd In the sum of meney in
the hands OF plaintiff as his Administrator and also IN
exclude the said Joseph Shepherd from any interest
heren by reason Of the bequest to him Executor or
jointly with others as Executors and of any bv
reason Of the legacy TO build meeting house and from
any and all other interest in said money.
JOSEPH p. ARRiCR
Ex'r OF Nathan Shepherd, dec,a.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Au'y.
Dec. 2, 1865 -Bw
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The Real Character OF the OppO-
sltien.

The Savannah Republican thus caution.
the people of the South against the Copper
heads, and the new party" men OF the
North.
Those who arc constantly prating about
the terrible radicals, whom, they allege
are placing every kind of obstacles in the
way of the Presidents pacific measures
have not been, during tho war, favorable to
the Government, and are not now entitled
TO the confidence Of the country. They are
seeking to rebuild their shattered fortunes,
and in their great extremity, do not scrupls
to use material which they rejected not long
since as utterly worthless. There is no de.
pendence whatever to be placed in their
professions of devotion to the President and
the cause of the Union.
The namo which few months ago was
held up as infamous has too suddenly bo.
come endeared to them. There has been
nothing to warrant their conversion. and we
are justified in being somewhat inoredulous
as TO their sincerity. They are not to be
trusted. The Union party-so magnificent
ly great in its proper time as to be able to
shadow oil others in obscurity, aud with
which they cannot claim fellowship--is the
one in which all our interests are centered.
and If we consult the we'll being Of our State
se sill have nothing 10 do with any other. =
The PFssidsni ADD Congress we're called
into sEiass@ss by lfs voice, and il is vain TO
sxp@er asytSlsg sws EHi,y and harmonious
tsst5n 70 she wSpsIaEs u each. The cry of
sadasfENa q she wn.rs assd By the oppo
Hthss 10 4ggpts ubs s,Vwtf which recently
ad@inSss<ss9 90 tGlsn sssk crashing defeat
aDd they world ssps gs ssltsj our efforts
With thssr ss4 participated Of their misery,
Tor reasons whseh Ga seesible person can fail
TO understand. The party OF the Govern.
ment-calI il Republican IL you choose
has shown disposition to meet US on the
most friendly terms, and nothing Is requir.
cd Of Us but to come forward in the same
manly spirit. We should not seek 10 incur
their displeasuro. but everything should be
done to encourage the belief that their con.
hdence in us has not been misplaced Do
otherwise--reisve them as some do-con.
sort with their enemies aud accept their
teachings. and we will give additional force
to the argument that the work Of reconstruc.
ton is mere a matter ofgrace than law, and
that We would be more becomingly employ.
ed In begging pardon Of all flesh for being
10 the world" than in setting up claims for
the favor Of the Government.