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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
UNITED Stairs OF AMER1cA,
DISTRICT COURT OF THH UNrrED STATES.

DISTRICT or WEST ~ESNESsEEJ
WHEREAS, JOHN s. SHACKLETTE ha,
w flied a Libel, civil and maritime, against
the Steamboat " John D.. Perry" her boats
tackle, apparel and furniture
And whereas, said steamboat, etc, has been
seized By the Marshal OF the United states, fol
the District Aforesaid, for the causes in said
Libel set forth, aud praying the usual process
and monttiOn OF the in that behalf Now
therefore, IN pursuance OF the process OF said
Court, to me directed, do hereby give public
warning and notice TO all persons havlng
or pretending 70 have any interest in sad
property so seized, that they be and appear
before the said Court at the Federal Court
room, in the city OF Memphis. on the LIST Monday
in May. 1857, and show cause, If any they nave
or know, why the said property shall not be
condemned and sold to satisfy the demand Of
Hbellant
This 10Th day OF April, 1867.
SAM. b. JONES,
Us. Marshal Tor the District Of West Tenn.
By ISAAC W. GRIFFIrE, Deputy q. s. NJ.
anil lSt
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TO OWNERS OF
ESTATE.
THE SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
TIE PATENT
OIL!

WE want men everywhere to study that,
" Own The right to manu- &C.
ture and sell theP Patent AurOra OlI4n a sIngle
county will make more money to me purcbaser
IN three months than the largest farm Ia youT
State viii make In a whole year. The Aurora
Oh actually costs less than one-half the nrIce
OF Coal OIL ana the Illuminating power Of the
Aurora on Is As much superior 10 the Coal on
as the Coal on Is to a tallow candle and IA M
MoRE explosive than n talIow candle. AEv
Lamp that viii burn Coal OH will burn the
Aurora OIL II does not smoke the chimney
IL does not smell-it Will not grease or stain The
finest linen, not even WhiIe cloth. The ma e
rial for its mannf aeture is n~exharstible. OSe
man can make IS bbls. perday. NO machinerv
required. We viii pay your fare 10 and from
the city Of Memphis, and bills while here II
we cannot prove all, and even more. than vve
have stated. AtingleC County Is a smaiI foTtune
% the msn Of enterprise, ana the right to a
state is untold worth.
For further Information, call on or address
II. &. DEWITT & Co..
- Madison street, corner Main
apn In Ae1ehis, Tenn.
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Important to Frult-GrOwerS

WE have on hand a'mixture madesxpreSly
w TO destroy ali insects that NEST the trunks
OF FRUIT 1REES The application is very
simple. at a trtning cost they can be pre-
served from the Expectations OF these destruc-
tive vermin. For sale only ny
o. PRESCOTT & co,
Coal Oh and Lamp Emporium,
mhI7 2awim&w No. 40 Jefferson street.
apiG 2~aw2wRw3t
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTOk
RAILROAD.

TRAINS leave as follows Getty tiIne)=
i Through Express. Sundays excepted, 2
am; Through Mail, GAO PM SoEaerYile 40
commodatton at $40 D m.
Express connects at Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi CENTRAL
Railroad for Holly springs, Water valley.
Grenada. Jackson, Nicsshurg, Miss, New Or
At Corinth, for okelona, CoIumbus. Miss.
Mobile, Ala etc.
At Decatur, tor Columbia, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, etc.
AT Chattanooga, for all places in Eastern
Alabama, Georgia, North and south Carolina
Virginia, " ashingtOn, baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects at Grand Junction
with trans Tor Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
At Decatur. for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, cOIum.
bia, Nashville, etc.
At Chattanooga trains connect for same
points as Express rains
baggage checked through
For tickets and further Information, apply al
the Office, No. I5 COurL street.
W. j. ROSS enT Sup't.
A. A. BARNES, GenI Ticket Agent.
apl4tf ). II. SHOCK, Passenger Agent
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FROM
"a BOSTON.

L~oUIsvILLE, April 1s.-The river is
falling, with eight feet in the canal.
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HAvtNG conf 'efed arrangements with my
' ! cgrrespOndenfsin New Orleans, New York
philadelphia, Boston aud Baltimore. Lam pre-
rared 70 make liberal cash advances on con-
slgnn1ents of Cotton 10 them. To the advan.
tases Afforded by my New . leans connection.
! woEid invite especial attention.
n. CORONA,
Commission Merchant and Cotton Factor.
Nos. $50 and 1862 Front street,
apnIm Memphis. Tenn.
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IN Admiralty.
Johns Shacklette VS. Steamboat John d. Perry.
D1 virtue of q decree OF TIE United states
ID District Court for the District OF West Ten
nessee, / viii, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
April, 1857. sell TO the highest bidder. lUr cash
at the wha in the city Of Memphis. the
john ID. Perry her boats, machinery,
tackle and furniture.
sac TO take place between the hours Of 10
O'Clock am-and : pm, OF said day.
SAM IT JONES, Z. s.. Marshal.
By ISAAC " GRIFFITH, Deputy.
April 10Th 1871. apu I'd
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SOUIH MARKET! SOUTH MARKET!
Stalls e5 and ST. stalls e5 and 81

ITO my many friends and patrons, I take this
Il method OF informing you that I have taken
Stalls 60 and 81 in the South Market. where you
will always ind me during Market Hours
early to supply my customers with the best
Meats that can be had-ihe same quality as 1
have been selling you for the past six months
on Jefferson street Call for
CHARLEY WILLIAMS,
Stalls IS and o. South Market.
Ledger aud Post copy. apl4lw
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SELDEN, WILLIAMS & CO.,

I UMBER DEALERS, z Madison street. on
IL the bayou. Commission Merchants ard
Contractors will ind II to tceir interest TO give
Us a call. We keep all KINDS Of Lumber, shin
giles, Laths, Etc, Etc, apl2 6m
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Important. Real Estate Sale.

A S Trustee and Attorney, I will sell, at pri-
IA vate sale, the following Real Estate, Uo-wit;
TIVE Lots ON WeIIinRtOn street,
IS by 10, opposite K. 81. Apperson's and be.
tween Linden and Vance streets.
2S 63-I0O Acres of Land 4 miles
east Of Memphis, in neighborhood Of P. c.
Bethel.
Two Lots on north side old
Raleigh road, near z. McDayitts residence.
One Let on south side of
Raleigh road, beyond ints, section Of Ala
bama street with sBid Raleigh road.
Al Pa Acres Land on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad part OF the " Forest
BIZ Seminary tract, about IS miles from
Memphis.
six Lots in the Town of COrinth,
Mississippi.
$40 Acres Land In CriiteRden
County, Afkansas-above overflow.
5SS Acres Land I'm Gross county,
ArzRnsRs-ab above oyerfiow.
Gao Acres Land In CIIicOt county.
Arkanss s-sboSe overflow.
The above property Will be sold on favorable
teHns. Apply 10 J.T. PElT0Nt
Attorney at Law. No. Is Union street,
apl12w Il. 4. Lee Block. Memphis, Tenn,
II M . a IA
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II ARSE AUCTION SALE, THIS DAY, at 2e5
l. Main street., consisting OF new and second
hand Furniture, Aess Beef. Rice, Coc1stoves,
Harness and Saddlery. Sale open az 81 am.
apl6It TT CHAFT co
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srIDFy RoAsE

IOAE2 HELDEN AgAA%
We regret to learn That Gen. JOHN
/ SELDEN RoANE, Of Arkansas, died re-
Gently at his home in jefferson county,
in that state. He must have been, we
think, at the time Of his death, about
/ fftv Of age. soon after attaining
l the age Of manhood, he engaged in the
practice of the law in Jefferson county,
whence he removed, about 1910, to the
county Of Crawford. He represented
that county creditably in the lower
I House Of the Legislature, and when the
Mexican war commenced, was elected
Captain Of the company raised in that
county. At the organization Of the Ar
kansas Regiment, of which ARCHIBALD
YELL was elected Colonel, and SCION
B~ORLAND, Major, Captain RoANE was
elected Lieutenant Colonel. He served
with the Regiment under Wool, and
was in the engagement at Buens Vista,
after which be was elected Colonel, in
the place of Colonel YELL, killed in
action.
In Is4S, Colonel ROANE was elected
Governor OF Arkansas, aud served the
State in that capacity with credit.
Afterwards he engaged in planting, in
jefferson county, and in 1862 was ap-
appointed Brigadier-G General in the Con-
federate service, ia which he continued
until the close Of the war, but with little
opportunity for active service. The only
action, we think, in which be bore a
part, was that Of Prairie Grove, fought
by Major General H1NDMAN against
Generals BLOUNT and HEBRON.
General BOANE was a kind-hearted
and smiable gentleman, possessed of a
large fund Of good sense, and Of talents
which, but for his constitutional indo-
lence, would have won him greater dis
tinction even, in civil life. he had few
enemies, and many friends, and will be
most and longest regretted by those who
knew him best. There are very many,
and Of them we are one, who will long
think kindly Of " JOHN RoANE."
Another, and an older citizen Of Ar
kansas, SAMUEL N. RUTHERFORD, Of
Sebastian county, sleeps his last sleep.
Twenty years ago Re had been long a
resident Of Arkansas, being, we think, q
native Of Tennessee. He was then the
Deputy Of ELIAS RECTOR, Marshal of
the District Of Arkansas. For several
years before the war he was Agent for
the Seminole Indians, and retained that
situation under the Confederate States.
In all the relations Of life he was an up
right, honorable, estimable man, and
fought tae battle-0f life bravely, leaving
behind him no stain upon his name.
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DIR. H. l.. BUTT.
Omee Fo. b Madison sfrett.

Memphis. Tennessee.
Residence, Ne st Monroe street, Hhl2 sm
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AUCTION.
AT AUCTTON
ATCTIOX N1LE.

A T sOrCL0CK THIS MORNING A LARGE
II variety Of Household Furniture ana 20
w. II. PAssMORE GO.
aclH II No. 90 second street.
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CHRISTIANS ORGkSIZING AGAINST
THE P08EE.

D%ssfifuffOn in sOath Of misunderstanding
with Breech-LOsders-Ehe LuNemburE
Geasfou TO France.
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N0tice

fthlS VIII notify an persons not to trade for
I n note gwen by US in favor OF A. Iewis1
- ana payaofe 10 the order OF ]. Benr& Bro.
5a!d note was dated on the % Apr /. fe67. and
payable four months after da.e. The Consider
ton Tor Wnicn saso note was given was not frl-
filed by said A. Lewis & Go.
spl6 i'm j. BEHR a R
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Memphis and MOuad City Ferry Packet.
PEOsTA- r. CHEEK, Master.
XTILL leave her landing, until H.
w further notice, at the foot ofEs
Adams street, daily, at s and IL O'Clock am
aud ~ and 5 pm; Mound City at : and 80 am.
aad 1 and 4 pm. apl4 Il
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NEW ADvERTTsEME'Ts
NnTICE.

A T the last regular meeting or the Board Of
"A ScbooI Visitors OF the City Of Mefnphis.
the foilOwing resolution was adopted
Resolved, That ali accounts must be pre-
secuted 70 y. W. Butfirghaua. Chairman Of
Finance Committee or To tho Secretary Of this
Roaids before 3 o'clock on Saturday preceding
the Inst Monday OF each month, or the same
Will not be reported upon az She next meeting.
+. j. ATWELL-
Secretary OF Board OF school Visitors.
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To Wh00G 1t Hay Concern.
A 7 the MAY TERM. 1857, Of the County
n Court OF Shelby county, will make spPli-
Gallon 10 be appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator OF Henry Blake, deceased
AHA dTm a. W TERETT
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MRS. M. ENcEL,
M ID w i II E

HAS removed to Ife Washington street. be-
II tween Fourth street and the bayou
Mrs bNEELl In possession OF two Diplomas
given 10 her by the Board OF 1nysicians AZ
colma, France, and guarantees Safisiacuon IN
AL GASES, apd I'm
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~. CORONNA,
Commission Merchant
To shippers of Cotton.

Front sirees MEMPHIS. TEN
field 3m
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-16

Public Accounts to issue duplicate
warrants in certain cases.
Section /. Be it enacted by the
Teoislatnre of the State of Mississippi,
That whenever the owner or holder
Of a warrant issued by the Auditor OF
Public Accounts on the State Ireasn-
ref. shall loose the same or the war
rant shall by any casualty be destroy
a5 before Daylnentit shall be lawful Tor
the Auditor of Public Accounts 10 IS
sue duplicate warrant to such owner
or holder upon satisfactory proof I'M
der oath, being made to said Audllof
of the loss or destruction of the orlgi-
nal and upon the execution by such
holder or owner of q bond with goou
security in double the amount of the
said warrant and payable to the State
Of Mississippi to indemnity and save
harmless the State on account OF the
issuance and payment of such dupl-
cate war mt, which bond the Auditor
of Public Accounts is hereby author
led to take and keep on
file in his Office and to collect or put
the same in suit whenever said bona
shall be broken or forfeited.
Sec. >. Be it further enacted, hat
the Auditor of Public Accounts snail
only be allowed to Issue duplicate
warrants for the purposes mentioned
in section first OF this act for legal
claims against the State from the six
teanth dav of October eighteen hun
dred and siXty-dve
Sec 5. Belt further enacted that
this act take effect and be IN force
from and after its passage,
Approved, Feb, 10, 1867.
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The following is the proposition of
Sumner, which was defeated in the
Senate a few days ago:
Mr. Sumner introduced joint rcso-
iutiOns declaring that certain further
guarantees be received i'm the recon
struction Of the rebel States. In aidi-
ton to universal suffrage the resOlu-
tons require that the existing govern
meuts must be vacated and be no part
in the reconstruction; chat provision
81 governments must supercede the
present illegal governments that none
but loyal persons shall take part in the
new State governments; that public
schools must be established, open to
all, and that a homestead must be
secured to freedmen"
The defeat Of this revolutionary
measure, is conclusive that Congress
has submitted the scheme embraced in
the recent legislation, rs a iuality.
When the South secures representa-
ton she viii then be in n condition to
cooperate effectively with the North
crn conservatives in beating back
the tide of aggression. Indeed when
the State governments are reformed,
all matters that appertain to their local
interests will be withdrawn from Con
gressional supervision or control And
this is what they so much need. The
rescue of their government from the
control of unfriendly strangers, and
the recognition in their favor by the
powers of Washington of the right OF
local-self government.
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EUGENE, OR VIRTUE REWARDED
"a singular ceremony took place ri
the Tuileries recently" says a Paris
correspondent; nothing else than the
presentation to the Empress 10y the
National Society for Rewarding Vir-
tue, of a gold medal of honor, for her
noble conduct in visiting the cholera
patients in the hospitals of Paris and
Amiens. 1T is not said the president
Of the society, in the course of his
address to the Empress, a sentiment
of fattery that prompts US to offer YOU
our modest medal; it is a homage
Joined to that which all France owes to
the courageous and generous sover-
eign who left her palace and all its
prandeurs to visit the hospitals, TO
carry aid and comfort to the sick, and
to raise the moral courage of the pop
ulation of two great cities, decimated
by terrible scourge."
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.ANACT to change the time Of holding
the Circuit Court of Ohibbeha ooun

AN ACT TO change the time Of holding
the Circuit Court of OhJibbaha coun
ty.
Section. Be it enacted by the
Legislature of the State Of Mississippi,
That hereafter the Circuit Court Oh
Oktibbeha county, shall commence on
the fourth Mondays after fourth Mon
day of March and September IN each
wear. instead of seventh Monday after
fourth Monday of March and Septem-
Der each year as now provided by law,
and shall continue for twelve judicial
DAYS if business so long requires.
Sec. ,. Be it further enacted, That
all wrts, summons, process and sub
poanas issued before or after this act
takes effect, shall be, and are hereby
declared to be returnable to the term
of the said Circuit Court as prescribed
by this act, and all bonds, recognizan-
ces and other Obligations taken and
entered into for the appearance Of
any person, or the performance Of
anything, before said Court, shall have
the same force and effect as if the
same required the appearance of such
person, or the performance OF such
thing at the times prescribed by this
act, for holding said Court.
/ Sec. 8 BE It further enacted, That
this act take effect and be in force from
its passage.
Approved, Feb, 30, 1867.
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NEWS AND OrEsE1ss rrEyYs.

The Herald's special says intelligence
I from Virginia intimates that the people OF
! that State consider the passage of Wnson's
bills great victory over the Radicals and
Gov Pierpoint is reported to have said it
! leaves reorganization entirely in the hands
of President johnson and his friends.
Dispatches from Memphis last night an
nounce that the levees at Grand Lake, Ash
ton and AtiIHkeu's Bend, have been broken,
sweeping away houses, fences and stock
Helena Friar's Point and all landings on
the Lower Mississippi between Memphis and
Yicksburg are inundated.
A prominent Senator has received
/ positive information from three South
ern States that they viii Immediately
proceed TO organize State govern
ments under the military bill. and con
tidenuy asserted that all the Southern
States viii be reorganized under its
provisions, and admitted by the Isl
of january.
Alabama and Georgia accounts rep
] resent the dcstitution in those States
rs greater than heretofore stated. A
leading Georgia paper estimates the
total number in that State at $4,000.
MURDER.-The body of Mr.. Geo.
W. Hayward, 4 highly respectable
planter IN South Carolina was found a
lew days ago, after 2 continued search
on the part of his relatives and friends
He had been shot through the head
. with rifle ball, and his watch and
pocket-book were missing,
Mr.. Kennedy Harrington of Holmes
county, offers through the Goodman
Star, reward of two hundred and
fifty dollars for any information which
viii lead to the recovery of five thous
and dollars in gold stolen from his
house.
A New York dispatch Of the 9th
says:
The Herald's special says a delega-
ton from South Carolina has already
arrived'in Washington to confer with
the President-in regard to the appoint
ment Of the military governor, for the
second district under thereconstruc-
ton bill
The Times special says private in
formation from the South gives assur-
ance that the people will at once &C
cept the situation and select delegates
to form a convention in pursuance
with the provisions of the reconstruc-
ton bill
RICHMOND, March 13-Schofeld
has assumed command. he eontin-
uss the present civil officers.
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For the employment of two carpenters. one thou
sand eight hundred dollars. snd .Fo oiaeks In.'ns
laiorsrs two thousand four hundred dollars one
ul4xeictsu enc thousand two hun red dollars, aild
medicine for the SICK I've hundred dollars per nj
article srrasv Nav seventh, ei1hteen hun red and
siXtv-feUr fer the fiscal 9ear ending uile tlrtAs IN
eigkteea handxea and sixty Seven, seYe1 mo 4sA1o
seven hundred dollars
For this amount To be applied towards the sup
port Of s.y- rlil 70 be bu1it for the common use
OF the Chppewas OF Mississippi al9 the Red Lax
and Pembina bands o Calpfewass Satous 5 tae
President nav deem Il ccssry- er sixth aft4efs
treaty Nav seventh eighteen hundred and sixty
fou~ for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth elgh
teen hundred and sixty-seyen, one thousand DOL
lars
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Eeiter- of Hen. =. 3. Wharton.

Our columns to day contain the re
ply Of Hon. T. J. Wharton, late At
torney General of this State, to the
letter Of inquiry addressed to him in
connection with others, on the 9Th
inst The reader viii be gratifed that
the reluctance Of Mr.. Wharton to ap-
pear before the public, has yielded to
his sense Of duty. While expressing
his repugnance TO both the alternatives
forced upon the South 10y the recent
legislation Of Congress, he does not
hesitate to declare his conviction as to
the choice We should make be
tween them; and in support
Of his conclusion, he presents a chain
Of reasoning which we consider con
elusive and unanswerable. They who
have formed opinions in accord with
his own, will be strengthened in their
position hy his arguments; and they
who have been led hastily to the
formation of opposite conclusions, are
invited calmly to consider them. We
assume that it is the aim of every one
to adopt that course which win best
promote the welfare Of our suffering
people.
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Pearl River Foundry,
Machine @hon .

-&A Shop !
State Street, Jackson, Miss
EANING secured the services Of exDari-
= enced Iron and Wood workers, l am now
prepared to deliver to order
CAST IRON PLOWS,
No. /, cutting inches, g. M
No. ,, cutting inches. : on
These plows are fitted up with superior sea-
soned timber, are cast iron, and one advantage
conveniently secure Points and Land sides of
the original pattern. "a
The prices VIII be as reasonable as those ~
sny first class Plow IN the market.
G8@ALL OUR PLOWs WARRANTED
The following extracts from letters from
planters VINO nave used these plows are ep-
pended in order 10 show how they are anne
eiated after trial: iPi0
CANTON, Madison Co. Sept. l. 1856
hereby certify that l have used the cro
horse cultiyating piow manufactured nv Mr
Z. Williams this season, and ind II to h ~.
best have ever worked. ". DRATF s-i9
RANKIN Co, Nav 70. 1sss
W have been using Mr.. Charles Willisms,
Plow during the present season and tird lis
used F VIC nave ever
They. run very light; as much 50 as any
IN every respect we find them nrffarebIa - M M
other plows, and therefore we can eo,af,,4erti1-
recommend them To to the planting coTnT1,,,ofg
ty generally. DAN;T7 Al ~ ~ = III
ELI ALLEN,
WM. ALLEN
~, BAHALA, Miss. Dec. 81. 1866
Ar. u " LLLlAMs: -Dear Sir-I have used
one OF your Cast Flows the present season -
ING them to be equal TO any l have ever used,
ana are superior in grass and truck, being free
from choking. B. +. MAPTTY
JACKSON. May 81, 1865.
mr.. Z. WILLIAMS Dear Sir-i have been
tsing your Plow for some time. and consider
II a good as any pillow have ever used. Tan,
using also, with YOURS, the Moore a Miller III
avery Plow, and find yours equal to either anu
cry respectfully yours.
s-s S. G. WILSON.
Land sides and Plow Points to fit oil o.,,
p !. q Kept constantly hand Warebo,isaa
son, Miss. stIeet, Jack
am prepared to furnish all kinds of Houso
: iohts aiio 'erandahs, ornamental and plain.
Jacksun, Mss, Jan 2adsa WILLIAMS.
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A perured william has gotten his
deserts. Sanford Conover who swore
the attrocious calumuy that Ell resi-
dent Davis was connected with the
assassination conspiracy has been con
victed of perjury and sentenced to the
penitentiary His application for a
new trial was not granted.
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Notice.

A Ii persons are warned against buvino a
h. Thompson, for an amount betX,, OF .! \
1ee SIX thousand dollars, and dated in iSs5 oT
i Zoo; IN November, think. | had snnpose5
t h,,. recentlv that said note had been lost in
iataI,l hoI through the mail in 1864. have
o, ,lea5u OF It's existence. There was never
any consideration paid me for If. -
March u, IS67-dIw# Jim . oN'