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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

B0r A liberal reward win be pdd at
this Office, for the delivery Of a box Of
Sperm candles. lost about the l4th inst,
between Demopolis and Meridian, or Me-
ridian and Charlottesville. See advertise
ment.
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A6s- Messrs. Johnston and Blackburn,
who have received authority from the
War Department TO raise cavalry COM
1any for special service on the Mississippi,
appear in print this morning. They wish
10 Hll up the company as soon as possible,
and appeal to those wishing to join such
q command, to report at Carrollton imme-
diately. See advertisement. ~
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has spent eighty thousand men TO get TO
the James, may also think it beautiful
river. But the world will understand.
Grant may annoy us from the James,
but he is not dangerous there. He has
been playing lion; he may turn gallinip-
Der. All
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

DO- Col. Haynes, the State Treasurer,
announces that he hes in his possession.
negro man, named George, whose mas.
Ter is soldier in Capt. McBee's company
Of some Mississippi regiment.
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OrISoUs.-Gen. Dick Taylor, in his ad-
dress Of May "a. to the troops, says "this
army moves towards New Orleans, and
though il do nOtreach the goal. the hears
OF her patriotic women shall sound high
with joy, responsive 10 the echoes Of your
guns" Significant.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

e6y- Robertson Brothers, Of Demopolis,
soIIsr one hundred and fifty dollars reward
Tor tho apprehension of Sam, q negro
boy, who Is supposed to be making his
way TO Brookhayen.
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$3.50 REWARB.

ID AN AWAY from TIE 0ovefnmeaf Shops a De
II moponl, An-, On Tie lnth inlt, negro nan,
sam. Ne 4 = years oh slow npnkeu, fan iheu very
inches hirh He y guppnsod 10 BE- Tying y make his
way 70 Drookhaven. Mss with forrud pass The
u, o. IN nsy jan where Ee car = hin
R0BERheON BROTHERS.
junea3 81 -DemoFOit al.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

THE Ordnance Departments wishes to purchase all
l. tho bellmt tai that be obtained. One dollar
per pound i'll bs paid for old beIs delivered at any
point on the gailroAd-sdyenty tive per cent Of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash. tho balance upss
veriheation Of weights at tho arsenal. fss
Address, JAS. NJ. KENNARD,
june 7-dlm. II Col Chief Ord OfTicers
~ MssissiPpian, Canton and Grenada papers copy
until July LIST and sand bilgto fhfs oflea
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

A BOX Of Sperm Candles, weighing about thirty five
IA pounds, size T. Supposed to have been taken
from tho cars by mistake between Domopos and Me
ridian Meridian and CrNwfordviIe about tho 18th
or 18th instant.
A liberal reward will be paid for information eommu
ered June 9l-dlf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

HuRRIcASEAr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Louisiana, was visited by severe storm
> short time since. doing considerable,
damage in town, and smashing two steam
boats 70 .atoms-the Stella and Don
Louis.
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AsorHrR RAIp.-Mississippi NAV sc

ANorHER RAID.-M Mississippi may soon
have another Yankee visitation. 1t is
said a pretty strong force is being con
centrated at vicksburg, for the purpose
of making another raid into Mississippi
at very early day. Let them come
the fate Of Sturgis awaits them. We
have some doubt, however, about the
Yankees having force to concentrate.
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FEED, rs a candidate for recollection 40 The of1ca 10
Assessor OF Laudordae county, at the msuicg oeto.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC HALL, PATTON LODGE,
Lauderdale Springs, Miss, June Goth ga j
The mart regular souvocaiion Of Paston n. A. O.,
No Sc and VIM s. ratton Council No. ~, viii be held
on "wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 9Th 9th and
10Th Of fully next. Companions viii govern themselves
accordingly. WM PATTON,
II. z. 7. l. @. NJ.
r. MCKINLEY, scc'y and Recorder. June23tk
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AB- We ara authorized to. announce rton I w
BROOKE as a candidate for re,election 10 The oaic.
Of Probate judge OF Lauderdale county at the emu
ing October election. " ''' '-'N'
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Mer5 advertisements.
Service ON the NTIssIsstprI

Service ON the Mississippi.
yNE have authority to raise a cavalry company
w each for special service the Mississippi river
Ma orders issued previous to this date nterpose with
our authority. Mon desiring TO enter this service
would do well TO call our recruiting officers at Car
rolon, Miss, or at our camp in Bolivar county Miss
back Of Concordia,
HARRIs>H. JOHNSTON,
.sss .. U. ~ BLACKBURN,
Mer;di.,sgdne 9Itl2sv
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SummeryiIle Female Seminary.
SIMMER SKaSUON

'TNIIIS we'll known school will be opened on the LIST
Monday in August next Thrty pupils will DO
received, Each one must brinR\a sheet, two pillow
casos and two covers for her boz Hwill charge for
twenty weeks from the first of August, for board and
tuition two hundred dollars and onN hundred pounds
Of bacon. For music fifty dollars The bacon to be
delivered ct the Seminary or to Mr. r. J. Dunlap,
to and from ShuqulAk each day during tho lst
week ofhc school after the LIST woek two da5 In.
each week namely, Tuesday and Fri!ay
Address, ZEB. y. CARTWRIGHT,
Principal and Proprietor,
May 3lhJm Choson 7. o., Noxubee Co. Miss.
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Expected Attack on BulWick Bay,
GOLD ao5:. COTTON 90
Especial to the Hycning News.

SESAToDIA, juno % Northern papers say that
Morgan was at Fienngsburg On tho 18th with three
thousand men, and that Burbridyc'sg dispatch was
falo.
His loss was one cumberland seventy men, and Nc
would not leave the State.
Vallandigham while at Dayton said he had calcula.
ted the consequences Of returning his homp II ar.
rested he would have an eye for eye ami tooth
for taot- SO help him the everlasting Jehovah, lie
would remain quiet l after the Chicago cons ention
COLUMBIA, juno - AT the auction sslc to-day the
six per cont bonds brought yesterday prices which
ranged from hundred and fifty ono to one thirty
hve, closing athe last quotations, at which the bulk
Of the bonds were sold
The aggregate Of the sale was six hundred and sixty
CLINTON La, June e3-It Is reported from New
Orleans, good aut ioriy, that Hooker hal been de-
pc ed by Lincoln US Governor, auI banks had been
appointed Military Governor. Con Siokles was to
command the army.
Artillery troops we're sent to DurWick's Bay to meet
the anticipated attack Of Taylor.
Troops were all sent down from Donaldsonville and
the place 10 protected by two gunboats.
In New Orleans on the 18Th, gold eos, cotton liz,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24
500. 90 REWHRD,

Ran AWAY from the Alabama Miuvissippi
Marion, Miss ..iyo Negro Men named MARK and jim
= i've feet eight inches high. chunky built dow
N speech, and about tweniyfour years old. Jim 8
dark copper eolored. chunky built wears whiskers
hte feet eight and half NODES high Epd aeoai thirty
years ods They both belong 10 I. s. Tate Of scna.
tobia. and viii probably attempt 70 80 home. The
above reward VIII be paid for their delivery N any
dollars for either Of them.
NIB. PRfCHARD
Meridian. june l8-eGL 0en1 supdt Ala 4 MiiG
Rivers Railroad
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~ We arc authorized 10 announce G. H. NORLIN
asa candidate for Crcu and Probate Clerk Of Smith
county, ut the October election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

KfTs We are authorized to announce w H. MAY.
FIELD candidate for recollection to the Office Of
Probate CLERK Of auderdale county, at the next
Ing October election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

~ We are authorized to announce THOMAS w
dRAYS0N as a candidate for Circuit and Probate
Clerk for Jasper couaty at tho election in October
next.
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g. mississippi Rivers
Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after Sunday April ,, 1864, Mail Trsins VIII
" leave Broad Street Depot at 40 a. NJ. daily and
arrive at Demopolia 1890 A. NJ, ana at Meridian
at $50 p. M leave Meridian at G. A. ~ and arrive
selma AIS Eewberne and Marion Accninnio % aiIon
Train will arrive at Selma 1t $50 M, daily and leave
at 3, NJ, connecting with Passenger Trains of the
Alabama Tennessee Rivers Railroad Freight
trains will leave Selma daily, Sundays exeepted1 at
6:l5 A NJ and arrive at Selma az ll:30 a NJ.
NJ. y. PRlTCHARD,
june 9-dH CAT Engin'r and Geny rap.
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AZ We are authorized to annonnoo w r. AFFORD
Of Lauderdao county.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

~ We arc authorized to announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as a candidate for Clork II the Probate
Court Of Landerdaie county at the ons, ing October
election. avg rY
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

l:V- We are authorized to announce JOHN p.
LYLE, as candidate for Sheriff Of Smith County,
at tho ensuing October election.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

w. We arc authorized to announce ] sIEDD an
sandidale for reelection TO the office Of Coroner 81
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

~ we are authorized 20 annoncs DEM. THO,
PEN, asa candidate for election to tho office Of
Probate Judge Of Jasper county. at the ensuing eles
tion ON tho LIST Monday 10 OCTOBER next.
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RicHdosp va. June s, 1851.
ExCHANGE NOTICE No. X. ~

The following notice I. based upon a recent clara
ton Of EXCHANGE made by the Federal an .horiiies
bearing dato Of May 7th. 1874 and IL supported by
valid Federal paroles on fr in my Office;
Sec All Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered at City Point, Virginia, previous In
the first Of June, 1864, hereby declared to be
changed
Sec. q All Confederate officers and mon, and all
civilians, who havo been aB'nred ~ any place, and
RELEASED ON PAROLE prior TO May T. 1854 are hereby
declared to be exchanged This ssctian, viewer, lbs
not Intended to include any officers captured
at yicksburg July +th 1861 except such as were do
cared exchanged by Exchange Notices, numbered
ak, sevon andeight. R0. OULD,
juno l7-d6t. Agent Of Exchange.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-24

TT We are authorized to announce ELISHA
MOSLEY candidate for Judge Of the Probate os
La-derdale county sfthe ensuing October eleetol.
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ITO hire BY the month for DE balance Of The yelr
Il SIXTY NEGRO MEX, for whom the highest
market price viii be paid
Apply Atths southern RsH Road once. neIld,anI
heridian. Nay . % sppfkr r. r.
~ -
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OFrIcE CHIEF QUARrERNAsTER,
Depart Ala., Mss. d. f.. Id,

meridian, Miss, June Il, 'O4.
AM directed by tile Cuariermastst General to for-
4 ward TO his Office Richmond Va, consolidated re-
Fort 81 all negroes, hired or impressed, and now
ployed by Qnartermasiors In this Department,
All Qnartermasters and Assistant Quarrermassers
In this Deparm tnt ara hereby directed to mako
port to iia office, po,sibe, Of all thu negroes
in their employnfn hirod or impressed, namos of
slaves namcs OF owners dao Of hire impressneDt,
aud any other information that may DO Of valHo to
make this report as csnplete as possible
This report will ia fatare DO qirsd quar-erir.
JOHN W. YOUNG,
limo Cadet Mai. A caro- At Bout
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&Qn0 REWARn

- AN AWAY from the Fnbscriber, negro man,
~ Charles, thirty years old stont buh, and weighs
l6g pounds. Sail boy liked on the Alabama and
Aissssippi Rivers Railroad, and he Is said LAve
gun. lie win try 10 make his way hsAse or 10 the
Yankees. l Will pay the above reward for him n
lod SD In jail and safely kept got him, or WIN
pay three hundred dollars for him II dslivsFed to mo
three miles south ol Thomarown, Lcakc county,
Miss. ISRAEL W. PICKAHs
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TAYLOR &c BASS,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
NeFfhaBtE,


TAKE pleasure In Informing their friends and pat
rona that they have reopeHed their house near
The Posi ONCE wnere they are prepared 10 stfend 10
he Receiving, Forwarding and Comnission bnsiness
As formerly. may /, 1s6l-dam
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FUN! FIJN!! FUN I!
AT RAwFCRnVTII,E

n ~ N'4Ns. - ~ IN 3
AT CRAwFoRDvILLE.
Dramatic CharaAcs. .Tabl:ux WANTS, Music,
&c., &C., 10.
For tho Benefit Of ne SIX and Wounded Of
Gen. fovfsts Command, on Friday
'EseniaB 25h Instant
COME and speAd pleasant evening and al
wounded heroes. Adipittsncs Five Dollars odd cos
cy)-Childfen half price.
BY order OF tho Committee.
CrawfOrdvillo, June 81 did.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
NOTICE or SHERIFFS S4LEUF KEAL
ESTATE.

STATE OFIOjVA, Hovard CountyS
~ By virtue of a special execution issued
out of the Office of the Clerk Of the DISTRICT
Court of Howard county Iowa at the suit Of
John NJ. Green, Plaintiff, against Josiah +.
Mitchell and others, Defendants, to me di-
rected commanding me that of the premises
hereinafter described, which was heretofore
,nortgaged hy the said Josiah F. Mitchell to
George " Srhoh Id, | cause to be made tho
sum of six hundred and fifteen dollars and
seventy six cents damages, and interest there
on ut the rate Of seven per cent per annum
from the 25th day of June i. p. 1853, until
paid and thirteen dollats costs o. sllt, and ao
cruing costs to satisfy q Judgment which said
plaintiff recovered against said defendants at
the June term "A. d. 1853, OF s&id District
Court shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash Mt She
Springs Township in said county, on the is,
day of April A. D. 1864, at the hour of two
o'clock r. NJ ofsaid day the following ds.crib
ed premises, to wit: Commencing at point
in The center of the street Immediately oppo-
site the south east corner of block No. six l6l
in the village of New Oregsn, running thence
| south along the center Of the pubic road
leading from New Oregon. to the east county
line to where said road strikes the south limo
of the west half of the north west quarter
u.4) of section No. two II township No.
ninety eight, north of range eleven | II west,
thence west on said line to the quarter post
on the west line Of said section No. two (2l,
thenc north on said section line to tho vii
lage plat of New Oregon, thence east on tho
line of said village to the place o! beginning,
excepting and reserving that portion Of said
land heretofore sold by George w. Scho-
field to Charles Prann and Robert McCul-
lock.
Done at ShsriHFs sHioc Ternon Springs
March 4th 1864.
P. T. SEARLES, Sheriff of Howard Co.
n16t4] Printers Bill, 5000
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
OUR PLATFOR II.
4 ? CACE PARTI.

The Democratic party is the friend and
advocate Of peace. AS it would not make
var for the destruction Of State institutions,
~ it would not prolcng its existence to ac-
esmnli.h such m end 1t will hail with salts
faction the close Of the war, and = restoration
Of the Union upon the basis Of the Const'tu-
xsn. .tanding pledged By its antscedcnss and
history to use all the means of honorable nc
sstiation and compromise sothat end. }: will
net consent to separation of the States
Standing upon thi. platform j. is prepared
to resist all assaults upon il, integrity, "dvo-
eating peace and restored and cnbroken
C,isu Of States.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-part-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
name and style of Sadler & Hanegan is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due the firm are te be paid to A. Sadler who
will settle all debts Of the firm.
New Oregon, March, 10th, 1864.
A SADLER, JAMES HANEGAN,
The business will be continued at the old
stand by the undersigned who hopes to re-
ceive liberal share Of public patronage.
A. SADLER.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
DIED

in BrsTI Cbatautiue county New York, February
nth 1864, LIBBE BLANCHE, daughter Of Thompson G.
and Levantia Z. Mead, aged year II months and Is
days.
She was beautiful and fair,
And in her joyousness so full Of life,
And her young voice rang out SO gladsorney,
That round our hearts web of LOVE was wrought.
Not all at once, but slowly certainly,
Did hope recede, and the last trial hour,
The hour of deep and rushing anguish came,
And she, cherished one, was gone, forever gons
Yes, LIBBIE has gone, to the mansion Of rest,
Gone houIe to dwell, with the happy and bless.
Sadly we miss her, the light of our home,
We listen for her, but meier will she come.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
4 FRIEND IN NEED. TRYIT.

DT. SWeeFs 1n7d7NNe L7nlme0t, IS prepared
the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut th
great bone setter and has been used in his practice
the last twenty year, with astonishing success. AS an
external remedy, it is without rival and will alleviate
pain speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Dsorders struly nfalibe and
curative for Sores Wounds, sprans Bruises, &c. its
soothing, healing and powerful rengthng properties
cite just wonder and establishment of all who ever
given trial Over thousand certificates remark
able cures performed by within the last years. attest
this fact.
See advertisement.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25
EDITORYAL BREYlyIES.

Tho New York Tribune has formal
y declared itself in favor Of the doe
'rine of Miscegenation as taught by
Theodore Tiltor. On the 10th instant
!. said, 1.-The questions must be consid-
cred we'll, and decided: not ly an ap-
peal to old notions: but by experience. "
Well, we have no objection to the Tri
lune editors testing the practicability
IF miscegenation by experience, lut
the negro will have tough time IN
that school vita such philosophers.
Judging from the tenor Of tho article
old white hat has had little expert.
encc in the new doctrine and found i,
quite satisfactory.
The quota of this State under the
last call is 6, 45o which with cG2 def
cheney on former calls leaves the State
6,701 behind, The Provost Marshal
instructs the recruiting agent that if a
drat, takes place in the District it will
take place in every township behind,
even though the County quota is full.
On our first page may be found the
reply of Mr.. Jewett to the charges
made against him by some Of the men
who enlisted and left here IN January
Hast.
A solution Il the election for Mayor
Of MoGregor, is that the Legislature
having created the fourth Supreme
Judgship, and the Governor deciding in
the appointment that such men as
Williams and.Nojle were net worthy
tho position: the people of the city in
order to give Left. character at home
and reputation abroad. conferred the
office upon him, that the forth coming
State convention may consider his abili-
y and availability for the canvass.
Henry Ruble at his celebrated Ag
r!cultural Ware House in McGregor
has quantity Of the genuine Nam
moth English Clover Seed lie also
keeps choice assortment Of Reapers,
Seed sewers, Threshing Machines &c.
Give him call, and look through his
establishment. before purchasing.
Fred Clark and II. B. Mitchell are
each expected home daily, to be follow
cd by cords Of new goods. Geo. W.
Pierce, DR., Cowan Of the firm Of Cowan
& Schellenger, DR.. Clemmer, NJ. NJ.
Moon. and E NJ. II. Brown 90 for
goods in a few days.
The Democratic State Central Com.
"'a'ttee have called Convc :ltion to meet
ws~e.the City Of Des Moines On Thurs,
Jay the 10th of June, to appoint six.
teen delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention, and at the same
lime to put in nomination State ticket
In the past history of the government
Democrats have predicted war as the
only result to issue from the triumpl
Of the party now in power: and tina
war was disunion, final and irrevo.
cable" To lie consistent then Will
truth We must advocate peace as tn
FIRST step toward reconstruction. Blu
If the war be right, and it alone is t,
restore the Union under the constitu
zion, it matters not whether it be Lin
coin, Fremont, or Fred Douglass tina
carries it on. And If the Democrat
in any portion Of the State contemplat
adopting war policy, it were infinite
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF TEE BOARD OF EDucATIoN,(
DIS Mosss, Iowa, March IS, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that Teachers
Institute will be held at New Oregon, How
ard County, Iowa, for period Of net less
than six working days from and after the
25th day of April 1864.
Rev. A. Bush Of osags has been appoint.
ed Lecturer.
O.FAvlLLE,
Secretary Of the Board.
By l.. /. COULTER.