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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
hoo Houaea for Sala.

IN all parlb OF the city Of Wilmington. Prices Rom
$500 TO 10000. Persons wishing houses In os alton
CT persons Wishing TO remove from the country tbs eomls
SPRING would do we'll 10 call and proVids thepsalya
with residences before that time. We now psliee
great bargains, aud the attention Of The public Is sos
Tad. WM. Mo0AULLB4 1 CO,
Real Estate Agents.
doe2n hO. SO Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
Nov. "a, lsG4.-nOv2s-4w.

NlWs ToR LIEUr. GENERAL GRApF.-Joseph
Waite, the odgioal Oyster Bay, sells a good
stew for is cents He also has on hand Terra
pins, Game, Fish, &C., which be will serve up at
all hours during the day and evening. I,e keeps
open until the arrival Of the midnight trains.-
Families supplied with Oysters ct their resi-.
denoe, at ~ cents per quart. He also keeps
constantly on hand old stock Ale. Don't forget
the number, 237 Market Street, below Third
JobRPH T. Warn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
COAL OIL LAMPSl

beg leave 10 Inform my ffisnda aud The public ssus
rally that have eommsnced the mAHuf4eture Of COAL
OIL LAMPS OF every description and style Of nish
No. 81 b. second ST., PhlInd'a.
with my present. facilities for una uufasturlng anda
pTAetca expsrieneee OF thutetn years in the mspsgs
Of the lamp business for the largest houes
In this country natter myself ihat experience And
knowlrdge will enAbls NE to offer to the public goods
not equaed by auy In regard In style and workmanlhp
aud al prices eomprllng with the lowest. shall always
sndeAvor TO lead in Offering 70 The public and useful
Inventions In our ln9 have Eiro takeH tho whole
sale agency for the sals " okO. W. DnOwN a cos
CELRBsATSD MHrAt ToYd A. J. MKIDEkRR,
No IS south sseOnd Street,
sept 80 3m Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
A Reautiful Country Seal for Sale,

WITHIN three or four miles Of Wilmington, containing
w thrtYthrea and shalt acres of land with hne bud.
nga The land Is IN high state OF cultivation, Terms
reasonable. Apply to W. N0OAuLLEY CO..
II No. GOd Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
Ladies', Furs.

rursLAesTs may rely upos getting the best Furs At
'nAk4k5 uAHf0RD a SONS. Copiipsntai Hotel, PhilA,
dRphiA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
Trustees Sale
REAL RSTATE-

Ny virtue Of decree OF the Court VI ChaueeIy Of the
State u Delaware In and fif New Castle County made
at the february Term A. D. 1854 In rausr Of Pariit
between Israel Townsend bnd David W. Thomas will be
exposed to sale =, Public Nrndue, FRIDAY. tho 10Th
day Of December, at " o'clock At he hotel Of j. C.
hppineot IN Mldlotown In tad County, The fo lowing
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

rLI1N fhs subsOsibss having removed to the Livery
Third Street. between Shipley & 0rane,
Would Inform the public that he still keeps the
Best OF Horses and Carriages
undsrssnsd TO devote bis entire attention TO the bnsne
and keep
SUPERIOR HORSES AND VEHICLES,
as hopes that the pnblls viii extend TO him liberal
share Of patronage
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
REAL ESTATE.

10 wit large BRICK MILL Fsitu,tsd o. prawy.rs
Creek, iu 81 Gs1rges Hundred, and also all the plantation
or tract u lmd adloung thereto, which Is situate
beth des NJ pRwyer's Ce-k aforesaid Adnining IA
oi John AaeiHn, h,irs of Samuel H. Ford Jonathan X,
Williams, s. Y. shAefutss Others, containing III
aeres is6 perrhss, less exclusive of the pond
Attendance will be given aud the terms NJ sails made
known At tho time and piaru Aoesad by the undsTsgn
ed Trustee, or his Attorney.
q. ". RODNEY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
5000 Reward.

THE above reward will be paid for the apprehension avg
eonvetion o. the person persons who on the nshs
OF the Sd 2Ath Of Novembe' entered the ohee o. ny
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Company aud VII
fully aud mAlieoualy burned and otherwise assryeds
portion Of the Books, Papers de belonging 10 said Com
pAny. By order Of the Board Of Dlreetors.
dse 22W WILLIAM CANDY, President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09

1lABLR AiAFs.of ALL kinds on hand and for ssls "
Il TH0S.. X. Dph 0RMANDlk
so2 Asrkst strs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09

Farm ROr sale kn CeCiM Co., Md.
Below CrciloD and near ELK River coniaining TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, with slx ihouAAnd
5000 Peach TTess, hrre and four yesrs bsArng Pce
low and terms Reasonable. Apply TO
W. MeC iBLLhH d CO.,
Augv 600 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
CHEAP BOOKS
Market street Residence for Sale

w III hUO 0IKOOV AtUb1WOA1UD KVH RgtHHO'
.SstA, On account Of expecting 10 leave the city,
tVN otter my fesideneo ut ths corner OF Thirteenth
ssEt Hni Market stress, Tor aals. The main building
~ iest front and 40 feet deep two storles high,
with shed attic rooms; bark buidng stories high
The House ID eompet with all modern tonyenienrea.
There IA brick stable in the rear, with room of
four horses and two csrFiaRAa
The property will he sid with without the stable
and a lut Ia rear OF stable
Terms easy. JOHN n. ROBINSON.
Or apply 10 II. X. Robinson Co, coraer 4h and Mar.
st streets. ib-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
Ladies', Furs,
The Execution of Franz Muller.

The largest .ssOrtmsutst CHARLES oAEF0RD 4 son
Continental Hotel, philadelphA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
Ladies', FuTs,

Purchasers NAV RELY upoH getting tue best Furs at
CHARLES oAKFoRD sOks, Continental notsl, hls.
isPhis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
New Castle, Nov. lith, 1854

N. b The above property Is very valuable being utn
aed In the most improved part OF ST. GEORGES llunlred
about ~ mies from Odessa aud ths dltancs from
Mddleown aud Mount Pleasant station on the Delaware
Railroad Tho mill has ample water power At all aeasons
u the year and Il calculated iAr Alarse business The
and kitchen, frame barn. carriage house and grsnAry,
all In sxseeat order
There Is also a thrifty peach orchard of sbOs tress
IN full bearing aud hae apple orchard years old
There Is also excellent we'll o. water with slone
tlIng housa on the property.
Parsons desiring 10 attend the sale take the
Ing tram from Philadelphia, and reach Wilmington in
time for the penlusnar train which arrives at Middle
town at about eleven osoek In the mornlng returning
Il. Il. RODNEY,
EoV.ld-ts. Trustee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-09
The Money Market.

R. r. Robinson s. Co., Bankers, corner Of
Fourth and Market streets, report the following
quotations, at four O'Clock yesterdayi--
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

tire about hundred yards ON the oppo-
site side Of the hill, aud the fight RACES
for an hour, when they retire TO their
breastworks. We are then withdrawn,
having most handsomely accomplished
our mission, which was TO ascertain the
location and strength of tho enemy. aud
which, in the early days Of the cavalry,
was usually done without fighting, but
our favorite General prefers pitching
into the enemy whenever and wherever
favorable opportunity may present
itself. Our loss In this engagement was
remarkably slight considering the fierce.
ness OF the fight. We suffered most in
officers. The cnemy's loss, where our
observation extended, was pretty severe
Gen. Hampton encountered the enemy
near Hawe's shop, and q part OF w. II. F,
Lees division drove them from thelr en-
trenchments, which was done alone by
the two regiments above mentioned, and
for their, special scongratnlation General
w. III. r. Lee issued congratulated
order for their gallant conduct on the
occasion. The other portion of this gal
liant command was held in readiness a.
SUPPORTS, but SO well and completely was
the work done by the I'd and 9Th regi
ments. that at no time was it necessary &c
call them into action. qt2s N
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

NovELrrEs.-U ually. whenever any OK,
traordina,y novelty is introduced to the
world, men look into each others eyes il.
mute sympathetic wonder. anil with
an expression, upon their faxes Of
"What are we 10 think ofthis, neishborN
and SO they continue, till some one,
holder than the rest, breaks the silence
with,a proclamation Of vehement praise
or objection, whercupon they all join
chorus in singing peans of joy. or utter
ing prophcsies OF failure. And so the
many are led by the lew,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

In tic III Rc,itucky Regin,e,u, liz Mc recon
engagement on 7tshamingo Cfeek, Mejer II
S. Hale, coi,manding. s'sa
| Field and staff-Woumjed. Adintani
p w 1;.,hro;tb sayaro,, Iao nJu,an'
T,omnanv A-.f,snt q . S.ndla cnn,
mandingEKilled. Sat DANIEL Roaz
Wounded. Ihnt q 7, Randia sl;,ht ~
side rrt Robt Scofield sliSht n ar,,;n
corpi j Frost. slight in arm. nrlvates
VIM 'Boach sl;c5t :, ib;ah 49,
stokes siiSht in iar. I. w Moss sa mvnrJo
in neck n /, Gsvce sl;abt I, .e Nal }.
Henry Gaoroe slicbt IL sSonlda. go ~
VIM P;rtia sl;cbt IN sho,,idar ro."I '
k;lled / wounded o'' =
Iomnanv RH.Can. p M soov ,o,,,,,,
~ n lid. 90, 4, g soa ~.
w M chamhors Wonnda.y, T;o. IT,
Renn;cL savsrelv in sho",'lar sas w nj ~
Rradherrv sliobi in ah;SS al nd
nr;vaies Son,;i M Mcl4ae sl;@ht - ~ ,
\ r W;nco si;1ht ~ sho,Idas' Z, - w
son si;abi 4 isca 'J Rnner In; ,.I1 =,
forebaaS and u 4 van%bm ' . 1' -
hin T"iaI L;lIad ) ,ro,,nJn1 -"
'Eomoanv C-rrant 'Isssae H;"Ila oon,
,andipg-.W opnded. Pr;vo,as w Z, I Har
ner slight in shoulder. M q Mel,;n
Slight in face; j g Dalton, severely in
knee: w Stanley severeiv In faca w
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

ear Here Is paragraph rom North.
ern paper, that ought 10 remind our 70.
vermont that It'll high time 10 resort 10
the long talked Of kz tatIonis:
On the 29ih of ult., by order Of General
Brown, carried out by provost marshal
Swiizlsr, Of the central district Of Mis-
souri,, Francis IIadieys alias Joseph An
derson, was shot 70 death with musketry,
al Warrensburg. Missouri, Gen. Brown
had obtained sufficient evidence TO sat
isfy him that Hadley bad participated in
the Lawrence massacre under Qgaptrell.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

The Richmond Examiner of the 10th
represents the crop prospects in Virginia
as something prodigious. Vegetation was
fairly cracking" under the influence of
the 6ne weather, with fitting intervals of
soaking rains and hot sunshing. The
corntields were knee high and the wheat
out in head and nodding. Vegetables
were Out in profusion, and appare ntly
without limit as to quantity. White
strawberries and cream were eaten as a
matter of economy. 50 abundant were
they. -.T 81
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a New Impeachment Bnl Proposed.

A bill passed the Senate the other day
providing for an additional tax Of another
tenth upon all the productions which arc
now taxed in kind; and 10 regulate the
mode OF impressments SO as TO guard
against the abuses which are practiced
under the existing system. The first sec
ton provides for the ,amoynt andmode o.
imprisonment the second section exempti
from Incorporation OF the act the supplies
necessary FOR the support Of the producer
and his family, and to carry on his bust
ness; the third empowers tho Secretary
OF War 10 decline TO assess the whole OF
any additional part of the additional tax
at his. discretion. by the seventh section
the duty Of making impressmont Is con
hdcd exclusively 10 the officers and
agents charged in the several districts
and officers and soldiers Of the army are
expressly prohibited from, in any man
ner, Expressing property or interior
ing with The officers and men whose duty
il shall be to collect the tax in kind. BY
the ninth section all persons not author
lied to collect the tax in kind or to make
mpressments, are, upon conviction Of SC
doing, to be punished by fine not OK.
ceeding FIVE times the value of the prop.
erty impressed, and to be imprisoned not
exceeding five years, at the discretion Of
the court having Jurisdiction. When the
bill came up before the House quite a
lively debate teok place, which was par
ticipated in by Messrs. Barksdale, Cham
bers, Dupre, Marshall, Chiffon, and 9th
ers. Mr.. Barksdale opposed taxing the
people another tenth. He argued that
under these laws the Government had al
ready collected as much supplies as could
be made available fer the uses of the army,
owing to the deficiency of transportation.
He quoted from the chief Of the bureau
of the tax in kind, to show that the
money value of this tax would amount
to over one hundred millions of
dollars; that the army could be support
ed in meat it the means ri transportation
we're sufficient, until December, and that
a sufficient quantity Of corn had been cul-
tivatcd to subsist the army until the pres
ent crop is gathered. lie endorsed that
portion to provide the mode of impress
nent and provide more effectual punish
ment for lawless and unauthorized per-
sons, who are in the habit of Selling the
Of citizens and applying it to.
their own use. We can see no neces-
ssity for imposing an additional tax
on our people when great quantities Of
supplies are wasting In government de
pots in some sections. The people win
,heerfully respond to ony reasonable de-
nand Of the Government, but there is no
necessity for this one, when more is now
collected than tho Government can rem.
ier available for its own uscs.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

= Dd5- Switzerland. already so rich in
beautiful scenery, has found new feature
which adds toiis wonders Of nature. Near
81, Maurice, in the Canton do yaud, a
grand crystal cavern has been discovered,
Al which one arrives by boat on subter-
ifanean lake. The, cavern lies 400 metres,
or 1900 feet below the service Of the EARTH
and il is said 10 beautiful beyond descrip-
lion.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
70. The Boston TrayeIler. a misceccI

1Rr The Boston Traveller, miscegcn
journal, that processes morality and re-
lieion, says "the army Of the Cumber-
\ land means to retaliate the massacre oil
Fort Pillow. Success TO it, and may it
extract interest, at thu usual rates." Let
the army Of the Cumberland try retalia-
lion. The wicked and atrocious minds
that urge the massacre will reap the
whirlwind, ag .
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reg- The author q the bogus 'Lincoll

SeS- The author Of the bogus Lincoln
proclamation, is radical Republican
Nearly all the reasonable acts committed
in Yanleoodom, may be traced 10 the
pure negro worshippers. Howard was
prompted TO write the proclamation, by
Shakespeare's injunction, "Put money in
Thy purse" which is always foremost in
the mind Of q Yankee.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Some wounded prisoners who have
been brought into Richmond by our am.
bulance corps, stated that they belonged to
a body nineteen hundred and fifty strong
that had volunteered for the defence Of
Washington city that in two days after
arriving there, they had been, in con-
tempt Of their engagement, sent to the
front; that in one of The recent attempts
to storm our works, they had been forced
to make the charge !; that their column
had been almost swept away by our fire
Of artillery and musketry; that of their
whole number, but three hundred now
remained, and these had stampeded for
washington, indignant at the treachery
which had sacrificed them.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

ASorHER REyoLUTIoSARr SoLDIEE GONE.
The Nashville Dispatch announces the
death Of Peter Bashaw. the last Reyolu-
tionary soldier in Tennessee, who died
near that city, on the Goth ult,, ut the
great aee OF 10i years. ~ ~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

MORE TRg.uRY. EMrLoYERs.--We hear
il stated on the streets THAT 100 more
ladies are to be temporarily employed for
the purpose Of. expediiing the issue Of
Treasury notes, For the next forty day.
the Government will rtquireon an av ar
age about S2aO0,000 per diem of.he new
issue voliniaR.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
$3.50 REWARR

~ N AWAY from ne tloTeFuprpt Shops q De
~ moDolis. Ala, on the l9ih hat, negro man,
Sam Ne l. . years oil slow spoken full lace very
black reiehcs s6out 80 Poundl, AID q absat feet
inchsE high Ne supposed 20 be try ing c make his
way 10 Brookhavan, MIS-. with forged psas The
shove reward viii be psd fnF bis delivery IN Densopc
IT, o. IN any Iafl y bsfs can get him
ROBERrsoS BR0THRRs.
juns23 an Demnpolis. Ala
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

The naval depot at Mound City, ILL
nois, has been consumed Ly FIRE, Loss
one million of dollars, Opinions vary as
to the cause, between Spontaneous COM
bustion" and rebel incendiarism." @e,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

RATHER Toucn.-"" What arc you doing
in Congress enquiFed yesterday off
thoughtful and moderate NJ. G. We
tried to con6-cate the property Of the
South" he said, and as we could not do
that, we are now confscating the proper
ty Of the North Tankee PAPER.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Sdy- Tho American Tract Society has
made Lincoln and Grant life Directors,
and Mrs. lincoln. Mrs. Grant. Gems.
Meade, Hancock and Butler, lifs mem
hers. A motley set. surely.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

"A BEAUTlrUI SENTIMENT saw amour
ner standing at even tide near the grave
of one dearest 10 him on earth. The
memory of joys that were past crowded
on his soul. ''Ah, is this" said he, cal
that remains Of one so loved and so love
lyI ask, but no one answers. Oh, my
loved one will not hear! Oh, death! in
exorable DEATH what hast thou done!
Let me bow my sorrows in the slumbers
of the grave"
While thus in agony, the gentle form oil
Christianity came by. She babe him
look upward, and to Che eye'of faith the
heavens were disclosed. He heard the
song and Transport Of the great multitude
which no man can number around the
throne. There were spirits of just men
made perfect-the spirit Of her he mourn.
ed. There happiness was pure, perma-
nent and perfect. The mourner then
wiped away the tears from his eyes, took
courage, and thanked God. "All the
days Of my appointed time" says he,
will wait till my change come" and he
returned to the duties of life no longer
sorrowing as those who have no hope.
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OFFICE CIIEr QUARrERuAsrER.
Depart Ala, .Niss. d n. Ia,


MeTlUIaH, MISE, June II, OF,
TAM directed by the Quarternsstsr General TO for
ward 10 his Ofiiro Richmond Va. consolidated re-
port of all negroes hired or Impressed, and now
pi,yad by Qnartcrnaster in this Department.
All Qnxrterinastcrs AMI saisiant Quariermastsrs
In this department are hereby directed to make re-
port this Office po sible Of all tie nPgr"sa
In their euploytn nj hired or impressed, nasss-of
Slaves. 81 owners date Of hire or improvement.
and any other infom,ii,n that may be Of valHs TO
maka this report ~ COS plcte "a possible.
This report viii infitare Dor qired q'iar'eflv.
JOHN W. YOUNG,
juno o.. hot. %F# s~H4 Nal. 4 ChfQ. N Dap't.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

1drThe I'd Rhode island regiment has
arrived at Washington. en- route for
home. Its term of service having ex-
PRED. The regiment had over 1000 in
the field and returns With only about
$50.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

! CHANGE or SCHEDULE.
NN,asd after Sdaiay ApriI5, 1864 Mail IrSins nj
~ leave Broad Street Depot at 40 Am. daily and
anivs Of Dcmcpelis fl.bD, a. n, and ak Meridian
at $50 p. leave Meridian AZ &, AN aud arrivs mt
Selma Els Eewberpa and Nation. Accommodation
Train viii arrive Al Selma at91lA N, daily and ieaVa
at 3, NJ, conpeetirg with isssouser Trana ~ thu
Alabama T. Tcnnessee Rivers Railroad Freight
trains will leave 81 Hla daily (Snndays excepted Al
6:lj NJ and arrive at Selma at l;aO NJ.
..-- s,-- ss..s ~ NJ y. PRITCHARD.
una Adtf Chf EuRin'r and llen1 uP.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

~ We are authorized 10 announce JOHN r.
lyle, ssa candidate ,or Sheriff VI Sni,h County,
al the ensuing Octobef,e election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23
SulnmcrilIe Female Seminary.
SqJNH NER SESSION.

fVNIIS we'll known school will he opened the Isl
Monday In August next Thirty pupils will be-
received, Each Que musi bring sheet two pillow
eases, and two covers for her bed. Twill charge for
twenty weeks from The first ~ August for board and
tuitisn, two hundred dollars AMI hundred pounds
Of bacon. For music fly dollars. The bacon To be
delivered attbs Seminary or to Mr.. T.. J. Dunlap.
Shuqulsk Station, Al e. o. II. H. A good hsek will
run and frain Shuquak eRrh day during The lat
weak ofte school after tho lat week two days In
each week, namely, Tuas,lay and Friiay.
AItrexn. HEDt q. GATHRlGHT,
Principal aud Proprietor,
May 3d3m C;ioisan y. u. NoKnbee &c. MSs.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

,,lX We arc authorized 10 Snnouncs 4. b. PIG
FLED, as candidate for recollection 10 the Office of
Of Lauderdais county. At the eusaihg Oso-
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

. 10 We arc authcrisedio anuesnes PIT. HIGGINS,
Of Company u. Slet Mississippi Regiments as eandt
October election. 10Y
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

ER- We are authorized TO announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as candidate for Clerk VI the Probate
Court Of Laudcrdale county al the suS ing October
eIection -.-sa . a A N. N - 4 a
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

A1- We are authorized 10 anrouHee Hon. J. W.
BROOKS, a. candidate FIR re.eIe elton Go theotss
Of Probate Judge, Of Laudcrdab toiftyT n the enu
ing October election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

81 We arc authorized 10 anasuuec " y. ALPoRU
az candidate for reelection to tho OHIO " Sheriff
Of Laudsrdals county.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election im October next.

eW- We arc authorized to announce sHEDDM n
eandidaefor reelection to the oi'oe Of Cor.Her Of
this county
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

TO. We arc authorised TO announce THOMAS w
'GhkYSoN as . eAndidAao for Circuit and Probate
Clark for Jasper county at the slestioA Ia OeoS.f
next.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

GK We are authorised to anpouses CsH NoBtIN
county, At the October election. M
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

HV- We are authorized TO announce l.. b. HAN
COCK, candidate for rs.eeclsn 10 tho snice NJ
Treasurer q iAudcrdse coaaty at tbs nexi ensuing
October election
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Ew' are authorized 10 announce W.. L. MAY.
FIELD ~ candidate for reelection to the oirs ~
Probate Clerk Of Laudsrdale eouuiyynt the next snsH
ing October election.