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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

The Legislature Of Georgia, at its
late session, appropriated 100000 to
the purchase of corn for the indigen,
and suffering poor Of that State. The
agent appointed by the Governor to
make this purchase, is now en- route to
st. Louis, where he will doubtless &C
complish the object ofhis mission.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

RE5vMED.-Wc are requested TO state
that Aicssrs. Au5tcll d. Bennett, who
suffered so heavily in the recent fire at
Dcclerd, have resumed the business OF
merchandising at the same place, and
this announcement will, we presume be
sufficient to induce II large custom.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

NAPOLEON III celebrated his jSth
birth day, April Goth, 1866. A young
man yet, and well preserved, and good
to keep the peace of Europe twenty
years longer, and write the histories OF
all the Roman Empcrors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
NpW SnyE.

Owing to the present decline IN prices at
Tie head Of market, WIZ. b. MnLEN. at the
''eap store has been compelled to pur-
'"ase goods In New York. and l. now re-
ceivids a fine lot Of Ready Made Clothing
anu otAer goods, In which he will GIVE A
GREAT BARGAIN. Cali and see.
Inayl2 d.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

The little boys and girls of Rich
mond are raising a subscription for a
monument for Joseph Davis, a young
son Of Jefferson Davis, who was fatal
ly injured by Il fall from his fathers pi-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

Coon l!ouaE.-in our paper will bl
found advertisement Of die "NationaI
Notel,' Atlanta, Ga. We have trict
this house, and for good fare, promp,
attention, neat and well furnished bee
rooms, and neatncss generally, it can
not be surpassed Mr.. II. ID. Harris
formerly OF the Brown House, ut Ma
con, il clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

President johnson has ordered the
Secretary ofWar to forward an unlimi-
le | supply of provisions to the desti.
iute and suffering of Alabama, Gen.
Grant t~estifies to the layslty Of the peo
I'm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

CARRlCK AcADEMY-This institution
Of learning, under the Rectorship of
the Rev. f.. l.. knight, ID. d., opened
under favorable auspices on Monday,
DIST inst.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

j. l.. SCoTT, G3, Public Square. Nashville
A. ". TENSION. %, Broad Street,
HENRY APPLE, Cincinnati. Ohio.
$. NJ. PEryINGILL a Co.. 81 Park Row, Ny
W. W. WORD, Dcchcrd, Franklin Co." Tenn
{. \. HUSH. Hunts station. Tenn.
Or. i, II. CRIDDLE. Salem, Tenn.
These gentlemen are authorized to re-
cciyc and receipt for subscriptions or dues
for or to the Home journal.
Mar. .. ". j.. SLATER q co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
Suicide mt st. Louis.

The lamentablc fate Of young Scago,
OF Atlanta, Ca, one of the proprietors
Of the Atlanta COmmercioi Bulletin,
which was suspended on the Goth inst.
for the want Of that patronage it so
justly mcritcd, is attracting considers
bic attention, The following is one OF
the letters left by him, addrcsscdto the
editor Of the Atlanta Era:
SOUTHERN %IfoTrL,
Sr. LOUIS, May 10, 1868,
Col. j. S. PRATnER, Editor Of the
Fra II have tried to serve You faith
fully and well, but misfortune has over.
taken me, and ] seek n rest from all my
sorrow. Remember to speak not evil
Of the dead. | know You will do what
is right to set my memory before The
world as it deserves. TO you ! look
as my guardian in this matter, Hard
services and the many rcbuliS which
this cold world gives have ruincd me.
God bless you! The loss Of all had,
with the gloomy prospect ahead could
be endured, but the thought that men
are mean enough to misrcprcscnt me
and rob me Of that which have hon
cstly made is too much for my scnsi-
tive soul to survive.
It you write my history, let it be
truth-but be kind. The Era has had
my best wishes and services ! now can
only offer progress. This resolution
have taken is q necessity to prevent
that mental distraction which is fast
coming over me,
Again, God bless you and prosper
you ever. The great hereafter has no
tcrrors for me. am not afraid to die.
Shed no tears Of sorrow for me, but
plant "A single rose on my grave, a"d
when YOU, in the hour Of gloom, feel
that life is II b%urthcn, only let my mem
Dry be held in quiet sadness, as Of one
too sensitive to brook the aspcrilies
Of this world.
May COO in His mercy save my soul,
and bless youaIl is my final prayer,
b. l." SEAGO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

MoNETAHN.-lt will be seen that tit
rates for Southern money have expert
cnccd quite Il change. Our published
table gives the latest quotations, fol
which we are indebted to Mcssr5. \
Whcless ~ Co., of Nashville.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL.
Renewal Of Government Licen-

Renewal Of Government Licen-
SEES.
L. S. INTERNAL REVIEWED.
Collectors Office. ID District Tenn
Nashville. May Z, 1866.
A LII persons doing business are hereby
IA notified that their licenses must be re-
newed forthwith. Neglect and DELAY AFTER
this notice will not be overlooked. but any
person found doing business without II
cense on the LIST of July next. will he fined
$500. Hereafter no license will be granted
for distilling to any person who is in ar
rears for taxes. and all who are found en-
gagged in that business without license will
be prosecuted for the fines and penalties
prescribed by law. and immediate steps
will be taken to confiscatc their distillcry
and the land upon which it il situated.
ii. l.. NORVELL, Collector.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

Orders have been issued for the con
solidation ofthc States of North Caro-.
lima and South Carolina under one com.
inandcr, and for the consolidation OF
Georgia ann Alabama under another.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

The President has signed the bill
amending the habcas corpus act, pro-
tecting military officers from prosecu-
ton for acts performed while in the eX-
ecution Of their official duties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

A monster snake was killed near
Nashville the other day. 1t measured
more than twelve feet in length, and
could easily have swallowed a Shang-
hia chicken.
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NOTICE!

L. $ INTER. REVENUE OFFICE
Winchester. Tenn b. May 10, 1906.
All persons that who doing business that
require a license must call at my office i'm
Winchester and make application for IL
cense this month. or I wifi be compelled to
add 10 per cent on the same.
These are my instructions. and I will be
compelled to execute the same
IL Is not my duty to call on any me.
will always find me, or my son, In
my Office.
J. N BuRROUGH.
maybe Assistant Assessor.
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Bad Financial ODeratiOn,

The Herald asserts that the Govern.
ment lately lost twenty or thirty mil.
lions of dollars to keep down n panic,
but the effect was disastrous. Specula.
ton is rampant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

HOME JOURNAL.
TOOur New York and other Agents.

You will see our advertising rates IN the
Home Journal sent you. twill be usclcs.
10 send lis advertisements for insertion ut
less than these rates. And yonr commis-
sion must be added to. aot dedacicd Jron',
said rates. If other papers discriminate,
we shall not,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

A prize Of beauty, to the handsom.
est lady In the hall, N%ewburyport, was
given by some glass blowers to o nc.
gro.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

There as good horses drawing carts
as in coaches; and as good men arc
engaged in humble employments rs +,
the highest.
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j.I.oh.,. JAIN.

OF the eight prisoners confined in
the county Jail at this place, seven
made their escape on Sunday night
last, one refusing to leave, giving us
his reason that he was innocent of the
charge upon which he was imprisoned.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
Louisville, Nav Gath.

Flour. Sllpertine, SIS; Corn zoe; Oats 47c.
PEovIsloNs-Pork. $3l bacon. shoulders
4 clear sides i0c; hams IL.
LAEp-In fierce 22c.
NuISKY-2l.
CoTTnN-NjLulinU .9,.3r.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
Five Dollars Lost.

LOST a five dollar grcenback bill of the
National currency, last Thursday Even
ing. somewhere between Colyar & Mark.
office, the journal Office, and my hOme.-
Will give the finder one dollar.
may2G W. j. SLATER,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

The VACANT SEATs.-On the 9th Of
February, 1866, in reply TO the French
offer Of mediation, Mr.. Seward wrote:
We have here, in the political sense,
no North and South, no Northern and
Southern States. It y The Con
grcsS Of the United States furnishes Il
constitutional forum for debate be
tween aIicuatci parties. Senators and
Representatives from the loyal portion
Of the people are there already, freely
empowered to confer; and seats also
are vacant, and inviting Senators and
Representatives Of this discontinued
party, who HAY be constitutionally sent
there from the States involved in the
insurrcctiOn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

The Huntsville (Ale.) independent
says the cut worm is doing considera-
bic damagcto the young corn and cot
ton in the eastern portion of that coun-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26
Notice to Advertisers.

Advertisements must be brought in 10y
Friday at noon, in order to insure insertion
in the same weeks paper.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

Ben. Butler has been appointed Ma,
jor General of the Massachusetts, mill
tin.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

$40 REwARD.-Rcad the advertise
mcnt of Michcal Custer, Tailor Of this
rauntV
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

For INr Collector.
We are authorized to announce HENRY
WEAVER Il candidate for Tax Collector for
Franklin County. Election in March. 1867.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-26

TIE Mkt Cuor.--Thc following is
from a prominent citizen Of Woodvillc,
Mississippi.
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SAhuE DE LA CHAMBRE DU SENAr,
Vendredi. Ie 16 faY1ier. 1866

as Vendredi, le Is fevlier, 1866.
II LIE senat Sc reunit en- seanoe executive.
4 Presents L honorable Albert VOORHEES,, lien
tenantrgouyerneur ct president du senat, e
NM. Abney Armstrong Brusle, Burthe, Coco
Egan, EelloBes, Gibson Gordon Houph. Kn
vanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan, Nun
day, Newton de Jackson Newton de More
house, Nelson, Poehe, WEIGH ct Wilcoxon--2:
4 senateurs.
/ LIE president soumit au senat les communi
cations suivantes de son excellence, lie gouyer
neur
No. 5.
ETAr DE Ia Louisiana, Dept EXECUTE. j
NoQyeHe-0rleans, lie Is feyrier 1866 {
Je soumets l'ayis ct au consentement DIN
senat les nominations suivantes pour consti-
tuer lie conseil des Administrators de TUni-
yersite de la Louisiana George S. Lacey, P.
II. Morgan, j. @. A. Fellowes, Josiah Cole.
Newton Richards, B. Hulloss, Thomas Sloo,
Carleton Hunt, W. H. Holcomb, J. N. Lea.
lSigne) j. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de pEtat de la Louisiana.
No. g.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, DEPT EXECUTE, !
Nouvele-O Orleans, lie Is fevrier 1866.
Au Senat--
Je soumets au senat les noms suivants com
me administrators de fH6pital de Charlie i:
VIM. H. Hunt, w. NJ Abbott, Charles Z. Est
In, Robert Watson, D. @. Holiday, Rufus K.
Howell, Samuel FL, Torrey, James P. Freret.
Je soumets 6galement le nom de Pierre Sau-
We pour Ienregistrement DIES alterations dams
ct pour La vile de Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans. a la
place de A. B. Roman, decide.
(Signe) j. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de l'Etat de la Louisiana
Sur motion de M Kenner lie reglement fut
suspendu, Tie senat prit en- consideration In
nomination. n \
ment ,des alterations pour la vile de la Nou
velle- Orleans
Et sur motion de M. Gordon, lie reelement
fut de nouyeau suspendu, ct lie senat prit en-
consideration les nominations au conseil des
Administrators de rUniYersite de la Loui-
shane, eontenues dams lie message de son aex-
eellence, le gouyerneur, en- date du IS expe-
die,
ct Ia motion Giant faite d'approuver ces
nominations, rappel du vote donna lie result
tat suivant
QUINN. Abney, Armstrong, Brusle,
Burthe, Coco, Egan, Fellowes Gibson, Cor,
don, Hough, Kayanagh, Kenner, Lapeyre,
Lott Munday, Newton de jackson, Newton de
Morehouse, Nelson, Poche, WEIGH ct Wilcox
on--22 s6nateurs
Non--0.n
Les nominations sont par consequent ap-
prouyees a l'unaninit6
sur motion de NJ NOLAN, la discussion des
nom nominations au conseil des administrators de
chain. ---''i'u Pio-
Sur motion de M. Abney, poblioation II,
secret, quaint Faction du sGnat sur les noni-
nations approuv6es ce jour est supprimee,
Sur motion du meme senateur la s6anca av
eeutiye est leyee, ct les portes du senat sont
reouYertes. OSCAR ARROYO,
Sous-Secretaire du Senat,
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sAlln DE la OHANpnr DU sENAr,

Lundi, lie fevrier, 1866. /
lie senat Sc reunit en- seanee executive.
Present-Lh honorable Victor Burthe, occu
pant lie fauteuil de president NM. Abney
Anderson, Armstrong, Bell, Brownlee, Camp
bell, Cooley, Coco, Duvigneaud, Egan, Ellis
| fellewes, Foute, Gordon, Hough, Kenner
Lott Mohan, Munday, Newton de jackson
Nelson, Palfrey, Soruggs, Taylor, WEIGH e
Wllcoxon-25 senateurs
RAPPORT Dun eoAnrE SPECIAL.
! M. Mohan, du comit6 special, auuuel avail
etc soumis les pardons ct sursis, mentionnes
dams les messages de son excellence. lie eou
yerneur, presente un rapport favorable dams
les atfalres, William Jackson, s. ODonnell, S.
johnson, L. A. Wilson, VIM Maston ct J. p.
wager, ct demande au s6nat la ratification de
ces pardons.
Sur motion de M. Bell, d'approuver lie par.
don de VIM. jackson, lie vote fut appele ayec
le resultat suivant:
QUINN. Burthe, Abney, Anderson, Arm
| strong, Bell, Brownlee, Campbell, Duvigneaud.
Egan, Ellis, Fellowes Foute, Gordon, Houeh,
Kenner, Lott, Mohan, Munday Newton, Mel
son, Palfrey, Scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH ct Vii.
eoxon-25 senateurs
| Non-0
LIE senat APPROVE lie pardon a lunanimitt
Sur motion de NJ. Gordon d'approuver le
pardon de S. O'Donnell, Iappel du vote donna
| lie resultat suiyant
QUINN. Abney, Anderson, Armstrong,
Bell Brownlee, Campbell, Duvigneaud, Egan,
Ellis Gordon, Hough, Kenner, Lott, NOLAN,
Munday, Newton, Nelson. Palfrey, Taylor,
WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-21 s6naterrs.
Mono.
LIE senat APPROVE lie pardon a l'unanimite.
Sur motion de n. Bell dapprouver lie par
don de Samuel johnson, rappel du vote don
ma lie r6sultat Suiyant
QUINN Abney, Anderson, Armstrong,
Burthe, Bell, Brownlee, Duvigneaud, Epan,
Ellis, Gordon, Kenner, Lott, Mohan, Munday,
Newton, Nelson, PaIfrey, Taylor, WEIGH ct
Wilcoxon- senateurs.
Non-0
lie senat approuve lie pardon lunanimite.
Sur motion de NJ. Bell, d'approuyer lie par
don de George Morris, Iappel du vote donna
lie r6sultat suivant
QUINN Abney, Anderson, Armstrong,
Bell, Brownlee, Campbell, Egan, Ellis, Eel
loves Foute, Kenner, Lott, Mohan, Munday,
Newton de jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor,
WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-19 senateurs.
Mono.
lie senat APPROVE lie pardon Tunanimite.
Sur motion de III. Munday d'approuver lie
pardon de William Maston, fappel du vote
donna lie resultat suivant
QUINN Abney, Anderson, Armstrong.
1ell, campus E8aat Ellis, telloWeS, Boute,
kenner, Lott, Mohan, Munday, Newton de
Jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor, WEIGH ct
Wilcoxon-19 senateurs.
Mono.
lie senat approuve le pardon Tunanimite.
Sur motion de M. Mohan d'approuyer lie
pardon de j. r Wager. Tappel du vote donna
lie r6sultat suiyant:
QUINN. Abney Anderson, Armstrong,
Bell, Brownlee Campbell Egan, Ellis, Eel
loves, Foute, Kenner, Lott Mohan, Munday
Nelson, Palfrey, Taylor, WEIGH ct Wilcoxon-
10 senateurs
Mono.
Le senat approuYe le dit pardon l'unani-
mite
Sur motion de M. Munday, la seance execu-
tive est IeTee, ct les portes du senat sont re-
ouvertes OSCAR ARROYO,
Sous Secretaire du Senat.
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CHARTER.
CHARTER
OF TUE
FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS
COMPANY
OF LOUISE lama
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE or LOUISIANA
City OF New urleAug
OF Lo uIsIAN A

United STATES OF AMERICA, STATE or LOUISIANA
CtJ OF New UrleanS
Be known on the eleventh dsy of upe in tbe va
our Lord one thousand eight hundred xyx and Of I'll,
before me Edward G Gottschalk notary public duly com
misioned and quail fed in and othe city New Orleans and
he Parish OF orleans persona came and appeared the parties
whose names ARE hereunto subscribed who that avail
Louisiana relative to Tie Organization Of copoations IN b
state they have oovenSnted and reed and do these pres
rate the objects and purposes and under the tte ob
tlons, stpuatlons and Regulation IS following towt:
FIRST
This company shall be established its dome is hereby
the FIRST NATIONAL GEE dICAL WORKS COMPANY
" LOUISIANA ARTICLE SECOND.
of @ purposes and offsets Of re Company are the dstiaton
ng from The Company shall corporate seal hay
a 9sctption the name of the Cooperation and for
lions OF arms OF the Sqte OF Louisiana All ca.
Of TIA OF legal process shall be served the President
mt, ,,. ARTICLE THIRD
f tsr a rs formed and shan exist for and during the
Hs sooner el5soVed as hereinafter provided for During
contract to sue and be sued purchase receive
and 10 i aye anu imm9yeab real and personal property
uhGer Corporate name and shall possess and eyecte An
by law to Corporations. % are granted
ARTICLE FOURTH
A me corporate powers of the Company vested in
intending the President to be elected by Ballot on In
pany Notice of election shalt be given bV
c H one S m9s s. 9t the newspapers published
al me stockholders inspectors to preside at such
fail to attend the President shall apnojnf taps in ~;
stead The Board thus elected shall take thar seats on @
first Monday ensuing elect on and sbai nj b
hrst meeting select President among Themselves ma
shall appont Secretary The President shall preside At ali
meetinEs Of the Board and stockholders; SHAH conduct The
business of the Company generally under this super0n Of
the Board Of DrectO he shall sign all contracts and obsr
papers and shall have appoint subject the Appr
v OF tIe board such clerks aud employees may be
and employees, shall be fixed by the Board In ali elections
those receiving plurality OF res .ha be deemed duy
7ecedi and should election take place day appointed
then the President shall cnuse another jernn t E sl
within three anys thaFesfter n,t siva rSa t,-ar M
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SALE DE LA CHAMBRE pU SENAr
Lundi. 10 feyiier 1885


LIE senat Sc reunit en- s6ance executive.
Present. honorable Albert VOORHEES,, lieu
tenant-gouverneur ct president du sGnat et
NM. Abney, Armstrong, Duyigneaud, Egan
Ellis, Fellowes Foute, Gordon, Hough, Kava.
naugh, Kenner, Lapeyre Lott, Mohan, Mum,
day, Newton de jackson, Newton de More.
house, Nelson, Palhey, Purcell, Seruggs Ell
Welch-22 senateurs.
LIE president presente au senat la commune
cation suivante de son excellence, lie gouver-
neur: eS'''9-
No. II
EI4T DE Ia LouIsIANE, DEPT EXECUTE, !
Nouvele-o Orleans, lie II fevrier 1866.
Je soumets rayis ct au Commencement DIN
senat, Ia liste des notaires publics, pour la ma
rolsse d'Orleans, NOMINEES par moi pendant
falournement de cette ehalnbre:
Charles Stringer, nomme le Y ayriI 1se5
flames Graham, nomme le IL ayriI Is6S
S:-Alexander &. BIenyenu, nomme ie 96
4-oetaye Morel, nomme lie Ter mai 1866.
5.-Andrew Hero nomme lie Ter mai 1865
6,-P, ), Biron, nomme lie Ter mai 1865
Joseph Cohn, nemme lie Ter mai 1865.
S.-Abel DreyfuH, nemme le Ter mai 1865
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PLUMBING AND GAsFTTyrTNC
ERANK NHwmALI.,


Between Common and Canal streets,
Has on hand and Is constantly receiving direct from h
Manufacturers In the North and in Europe large and esgan
assortment Of WALL PAPER in oak Mahogany and Marble
lsAas@H FrS1OOss,i oentsrs, Pannsllng satuary and
sAleona HAsa nd Public Private Buildings nnsh ed In
she most exquisite manner, the shortest notice
The attention Of City Country Dealers Ia called
mnF nss Stock of WALL PAPER embracing every variety
eSs ant which he can dispose Of 81 as low prices any
v.ahliihmsAs in the country,
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GET THE BEST!
PHGNIx AND CLEANER.

The Daily Phoenix
Is published every morning. except Monday and contains the
LATEST NEWS, by telegraph mails up to the hour
gongto press editorials correspondence from different points
miscellaneous reading tales poetry sketches etc etc etc
In the quantity and quality of its reading not to be
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serted on favorable terms.
THE TRI-wEEKLY PHOENIX
Contains in every number the reading matter embracing the
latest news Of TWO ISSUES of the daily It is published
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings.
The Cleaner
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not the best FAMILY NEWSPAPER the South In fsct
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Besides the collection of the cream of the news oF m ~
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SALE DELLA CHAArnRE Du SENAT,
Vendred, 26 ianyier 1866
lie s6nat Sc reunit en- seance executive
Present u honorable Albert VOORHEES,, lieu
snant-gouyerneur ct president du senat NM.
Anderson, Armstrong, Brusle Coco, Cooley,
Dryigneaud, Egan, Ellis, Fellowes, Foute,
Aenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Mohan, Munday, New
lton Dc jackson, Newton de Morehouse, Mel
son Palfrey, Poch6, Purcell, Scraggs, Taylor,
WEIGH ct Nilcoxon- senateurs.
lie president soumit au senat Ia commune
cation suivante de son excellence lie gouver-
neur
ENo. IL
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, DEPT EXECUTE, /
Nouyelle-O Orleans, IS juliet 1866. {
Au President du S6nat
J'ai lhonneur de transmettre ei-ioint lie eau
tionnement oficiel de NJ Adam Gifin. treso-
Eier de Fiat, pour depreciation du senat,
eexige Ia loi.
(SignG j. MADISON WELLS,
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana
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THE NATCHEz DEMOCRAT.

The Democrat Is published every Tuesday Thurs
Gay and saturday mornings at SO per annnm. LISA
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having general circulation In the city and country
The Weekly Democrat FaTay newspaper published ever
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