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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Attention Soldiersi!


CANE TO MY HOUSE, Qin company with negro
~ boy Henry, the properly Of Mr.. James NJ Dyer,
Of Lexington, Holmes county Miss . negro man who
says that his is George, and that he belongs TO
man named william Remson Of 1azoo county Missis-
SipPi
The buy says his master Is soldier IN Capt Melee
company, but does not know whether Il s Capt j. Il.
Ncfiee's company Of the 26tb Miss regiment tcavai
~ Capt silas MeBse, Of the 29h Miss. regiment
dnfantry)
The boy George. states that the Yankees came to
bis masters place In February last and that all the
rest Of bis masters negroes went on with them and
that be George ran away 20 keep them frsm taking
him or
he slater that be fell in with Nr Dyes Soy near
Lexington. Miss and that he auxiousto get nome
one 70 tfke Of lin until his master could beaf
ffom him, sud THAT DYera boy pursuaded him 10 re-
port 20 mytcn which he did.
Said boy shout - yesrs I'D feet high. Ct biact
compleriSA and vsisbi sboui i6o pounds Ills owner
ran get hn BY coming forward identifying hinseii
proving property. ndrssfef scr thr Advertisement
can b. isund - Tie Eiztt Treasury ofsf N haeea
'sEs JAM : A HAYNLS.
j-ne - DIV
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

"A CENoTAFH TO SToNEwALL JAcKsoN.--A
very beautiful cenotaph erected to the
memory of the universally beloved and
lamented Lieutenant Generel Thomas j.
tStonewall) jackson was brought to this
city Wednesday, and has been placed in
the vestibule of the Orphan house on ext
bition. We learn that it is intended for
presentation to this city from Captain
Brown, who brought it from Nassau, N. P.
1t is entirely composed of elegant and
costly shell work, and is about ten feet
high. On the sides are the following in
scriptions:
On the South-Do your duty and leave
the rest to Providence. 1t is all right.
On the North-Manassas, Falling Wa
ter, Winchester, Cross Keys, Port Repub- |
lie, Cedar Run, Fredericksburg, Rich |
mond.
On the East-Bulwarlx Of the Field |
a Host hRpFesence. and his arm shield
As he lived he died gloriously.
On the West--1o the memory Of
Stonewall Jackson. who fell at Chancel.
May 2, Charleston Courier.
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tW~we are authorized to annouce BENZ. TING.
PEN, as candidate for election Co the once of
Probate Judge Of Jaspor county at tho ensuing cleo
ton on tho LIST Monday In October next.
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MA .CNIC NOTICE.

Masonic HALL, PATroE LopGE, I
Lauderdale Springs, Miss, June 10th "a !
The next regular convooation Of Patton r. A. c..
No. " aud VIM. s. Patton Council No. a. will be held
on "wednesday, Thursday and Friday. the 9Th 7h and
eth Of July next Companions will govern themselves
accordingly. WM. s. PATTON,
H.P& T. L. q. NJ.
r. McKsLET sec'y and Recorder. juoep3n
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I-Er We are authorized TO announce L, D. HAN
COCK, as candidate for reelection 70 the Office of
Treasurer Of Lauderdslc county at the next ensuing
October election.
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4skEF We are authorized to announce Lieut. LAFAY
fffJ.,HcINNIS, Co A, 37th Mississippi regiment,
candidate fer Sheriff Of Lauder dale county at the
ensuing October election. 4 s8sss.a-
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~. Hoaro authorized TO announce WI, MAY.
FIELD as candidate for reelection 10 the office OF
Probate CLERK Of Lauderdae county, at tho
ing October election. .ggb-
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f%@ We arc ant orized to announce @. w. HEN.
DERSON candidate for recollection 70 the office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of LandeIdae county, at
the ensuing October election, ~-br1m
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To We arc authorized to announce MICAJAH
MCGEE asa candidate for election to tho ofiee Of
Probate Judge Of Jasper county at tho ensuing cleo
lion on the lat Monday In O,tsboE ncxt
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3 EW- We are authorized to announce SHEDD asa
'thia county,
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-kH~ We authorized 10 announce G. II NoBIIN
as a candidate for Crenit and Probate Clerk Of Smith
coaniy, at the October election.
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~ We are authorized 10 announce Hon. J. W.
BROOKE, as candidate for reelection tho ofea
% Probate Judge Of Lauderdale county, at tho
Ing October election.
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s f-V7 We are authorized TO ainouucs JOHN r
Lyle, as candidate tor Sheriff Of smith County
at the ensning October election.
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i %. We arc authorized g. mnounee w +. AFFORD
ofA'Auderdaie county.
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Mew Advertisements.

RAM "A wv "A Y.
~ RON Meridian on Thursday night, June 2Jd a ne
III gro boy whose name is Green about feet s
inches high, yellow complexion, has lost eye, and
weighs about 100 pounds; Also one by the name Of
Monroe al out feet inches high yellow complexion
and weighs about 100 pounds >Ages 10 and 90. A
liberal reward will be paid for their delivery to me at
the Jackson Greek Salt Works, Alabama or confined
in any Jail where can get theIa.
iunc95.d /. s. STOVALL
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EV' We are authorized TO announee ELISHA
MoSBEY asacandidatefor Judge Of the Probate Of
LaAderdale county at the ensuing October electiok.
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Alabama s. mississippi Rivers
RRfIr0Ad.

CWINGE OF IYCIEDULE
IN and after Sunday, April g. 1854. Mail TRAINS ~ill
" leave Broad Street Depot at 740 A, NJ. daily sni
arrive at Dr. mopslis 1880, A NJ. and at Meridian
at $50 p. M leave Meridian at &, "A. ~ and arrivoat
Selma f:l5 Newberre and Marion Accommodation
Train will arrive Selma $50 NJ daily and leave
at O. r NJ, connecting with Passenger Trains If tho
Alabama q Tennessee Rivers Railroad Freight
trains will leave Selma daily Sundays excepted Al
NJ B. PRITCHARD,'
JUNE 9dtf chi Engin'r and 0cn1 HHp.
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A correspondent of a Columbia journal
asks where is the money 10 come from 10
purchase the bonds offered BY Mr. Mem
minger on the 2lst inst.
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st-eY' We are authorized TO announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as a candidate for Clerk VI the Probate
Court Of Lauderlale county at the ems, ing October
election
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500. 90 REWARD. !

DAN AWAY from tba Alabama 4, Mississippi
III Rtyars Railroad on SHuday, the lcth OF June nest
Marion Miss two Negro Men named MARK and JIM
Marx Is five feet eight inches high chunky built slo~
in speech and about tweDt -four years old jim 70
dark copper coiorsd chunky built wears wbiskers. Is
Ave feet eight and half inches bigh and about thirty
years old. They both belong 70 9. Tate. Of benA
above re ward win be paid foe their fsHvery In any
. - NIB PRtCHARD.
Meridian, June le.d6t. Deal saldf Ala. A. hfss
RiverB Railroad
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90O0 REWARD

- AN AWAY from the subscriber. negro man.
100 pounds said boy was hired on the Alabama and
Mississippi Rivers Raiifoad and he is said to have
gun. lie will by to make bis way htme 70 tho
Yankees / will pay the above reward for him II
odg I'd in Jail and safely kept lean get him or will
pay three hundred dollars for him delivered to ma
three miles south Of ThomastpwD, Lake county.
Miss. ISRAEL w /. PICKESA
iunciodTts .-ael
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I.OST

A BOX of Sperm Candles weighing about thirty Ave
n pounds size 4. Supposed to have been taken
from the cars by mistake between Demopolis and Nc
ridisn or Meridian and Cruwfordyls. about tho 18th
or 18th instant
a liberal reward will be paid for information commu
ncated to th. Office by whishGhe box may be recov.
cred. s June 2i4ltf
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RICHMOND. VA. June 8, 1864.
EXCHANGE NOTICE Mex.

Il
1he'following no'ieei basal ppoB recent dcclsra
ton Of EXCHANGE made by the Federal authorities
bearing date Of May 7th. 1874, and 10 supported by
valid Federal parolrs'on die in my Office
Sec ! All Confederate officers and mon who have
tcen delivered at City Point, Virginia, previous 70
the FIRST Of Junc, 1851 are hereby declared TO DO
changed
See. .. All Confederate officers and mca and MI
civilians, who have beancapured a. any place, Rat
uIfAsEp on PAHoLE prior to May 4 1864, hereby
declared to be exchanged. This Section, weyer Is
not intended to include any oiicerS men captured
yicksbure July 4th 1853 except ruch as were de.
clared exchaug 4 by Exchange Notices numbered
six seven aud eight. RO OULD,
june i7.d6t Agent OF Exchange.
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M P,sos,,-AIthough the lines are in

No REPoxr. Although the lines are IN
working order, we have norcport. Lit
orally no news Of ahy hind, from any
point, worth lelegraphing. With the
most stnpendous war known 70 history
on our hands. yet We have nothing TO re.
port. II 10 the calm that precedes the
storm, and ere many days will elapse,
ahe thunder ofmtillery and the fash Of
guns win be seen and heard between the
contsntliug hosts, and the great battle
for freedom lost Or won--not lost, for that
i not decresd.. Z We hear Of movements
that win ere long explain the silence Of
the present hour TIL then be patient.
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SummeryiIle Female Seminary.
SIMMER SESSION.

~ VA NH Y u ~ h1ssTEONs
TViHI9 we'll known school Will be opened on tho list
4 Monday in August next. Thirty pulls will he
rcceiTed, Each one must bring sheet, two pillow
cases. and two for her bed will charge for
twenty weeks from tho fl st Of August for board and
tuition two hundred dollars and hundred pounds
of bacon. For music fifty dollars. The bacon to DO
delivered nj tho Seminary or 70 MIR. L. J. Dunlap,
Shuqulsk Station, NJ, & o. r. II. A good hack will
run TO and from Shuaulak each day during the lat
week ofhe school after the lst week daJs in
each week, namely Tuesday and Fr'ay.
Address, FEB, 9. GATHRiGHT,
Principal and Proprietor,
May 3ld3m Gholson r. o., Eoxubee &c. Miss,
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Service on the AIIssissippJ,

WTE have authority to raise a cavalry company,
w each for special service on the Mississippi river
Nc orders issued previous to this date interpose with
our authority. Men desiring to enter thiA service
would do well to call our recruiting cficers at Car
rolton, Miss or at our camp in Bolivar county Miss
back Of Coneordia.
10 HARRIS II. JOHNSTON,
j. U. 5. BLACKBURN,
Meridian, June 2id2w.
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER,
D1D05J A 4, Hfiee Il, r. r

DePdfI I'D, Miss I Il. Ia,
Meridian, Miss, June 81, '64.
AN directed by the Quarterina General to for.
ward 10 his Office Richmond Va, consolidated no.
or 81 all nagroes, hired or impressed, and now erl.
played by Qnartormastere In this Department.
All Q,artermasters and Assistant Qnariermastcr,
in this Department are hereby directed to make re
port TO this office, po sibe Of all the negroes
inthair employ nen, hired or Impressed names OF
slaves, names Of ners Jao Of hire iuprcsamen.,
and any other information that may be Of value 30
make this report as coaiplete as possible.
This report will in fi,sre BIO qred quaferlv.
FIX N JOHN W. YOUNG.
iuDo @'ilot. Maj ChfQ. N. Dopt.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-12-28
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that a petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of Ashland
county. at their session on the first Monday of
December hext, asking for thevacations of a
road and the laying out of a new one, as here
inafter described. viz The said vacation to
Commence at the beginning of the County
road, at Charles Mill, in Mifiin township,
Ashland county, running to Mansfield, Rich
land county, and terminating at the North
west corn er of the East half of the Northwest
quarter Of Section thirty-fives (35), Range sew
enteen q .owned by Wesley Copus, and to
lay out and open a new road commencing at
the last mentioned point and running thence
East along the North line of said. section
thir yzfve until it intersects the County road
leading from ..Mifiin, in said county, to the
said Charles Mill.
shland. Nez.2E2O-4M.
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Conscripts.

A Nashville special to the Gincinn att
Gazette, under date o. Dec. 18th, says
"Weure receiving many prisoners. They
require a much smaller guard to bring
them into the city than conscripts do
when brought to the froat from the
North General STANLEY, in a note
dated the 10Th inst, referring to the re-
treat from Franklin to Nashville. says that
he has emo doubt but that the most of
the bad material among the conscripts
sought the opportunity to allow the rebels
to catch them" These two statements do
not represent "conscripts' as furnishing
very reliable recruits for the army. In
view of this, would it not be well for men
from the Administration ranks to I'LL the
present call for 100000 men?
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A Proclamation by the Presi-
dent Ofthe United States.
Dec. /.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
Whereas, by the act of July 4th, 1864,
entitled an act further to regulate and
provide for enrolling and calling out the
national forces and for other purposes.
1t is provided that the President of the
United States may, at his discretion, any
time hereafter call for any number of men
for the respective terms of one, two or
three years, for military service, and that
in case the quota, cor any part thereof, of
any town, township, or ward of a city,
precinct or election district of a county
not so sub-divijed, shall not be filled
within the space of fifty days after such
call, then the President shall immediate
ly order a draft for one year to fill such
quota, or any part thereof which may be
untitled, and were by the credits allowed
in accordance with the act of Congress on
the call for 100000 men, made in July
1864, the number of men to be obtained
under the call was reduced to 100000,
and whereas the operations of the enemy
in certain States has rendered it imprac
ticable to procure from them full quotas
of troops under said cal, and whereas
from the foregoing causes but $4,000
men have been put into the army, navy,
or marine corps under said call of July,
1864, leaving a deficiency or that call of
260. 600.
Now, therefore, I, Abraham Lincoln
President of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, IN order to supply the aforesaid def
and to provide for the casualties
in the. military aud naval service, do issue
this my call for 100000 volunteers, for
one, two or three years. The quotas Of
the States, districts and sub-districts uu-
der this call will be assigned by the War
the Bureau of the
Provost Marshal General of the United
and in case the quota, or any part
of any town. township, ward ola
city, precinct or election district, or of a
county not SO sub-divided, shall not be-
filed before the 18th day of Februarys
1865, then a draft shall be made to fill
the quota, OF any part thereof, under this
call which may be untitled on said 18th
day of February, 1865.
In testimony whereof. 1 have hereunto
my hand and caused the seal of the
L. s United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this
18th day of December, in the year of our
Lord 1864, and of the Indepenence of
he United States of America the Seth.
CSignedl ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WIN. H. SEWARD, Sec. of State.
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sim Lane.

The pink Of Abolition idolatry, repre-
senting Kansas in the U. S. Senate, has
been detected in some very profitable cor
rupt transactions. The papers charge
him with issuing commissions 10 negro
regiments that have no existence and
never will have, and sells them for 500
and a vote for himself. Also hat he
procured a contract for one Of his friends
for 5000 bushels of corn at s3p8 per
busheI while the market price . butt ], so,
and that, the contractor pays Lane $780,
900 for his share 10 the swindle. -Hzme
Co. Farmer.
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The Cleveland Herald

Will be put in entirely new type before the
first of January, 1866, and considerably en-
larged, making il the cheapest paper publish
ed in Northern Ohio. The corps of Editors
and Reporters are men known of intelligence
and reliability, and every statement which
may appear in its columns, the publishers as
sure their readers can be considered truth
full. Our Army correspondence will he
watched withcare, and nothing shall be SPAR
ed TO render it reliable. Our Oommercial Re-
ports, Marine News and Markets are in the
hands of competent Reporters. and will be
found. the most reliable of any paper in Ohio.
The politics of the Herald must be UNDER
stood by its thousands of readers. 1t is for
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York We have a press capable of printing
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sab Of Rel Estate by Order of
Probate Court.
he I7M ddD of DeeemJer. a. b. ,e4

on the I7A day of December, A. D. '64,
at 2 o'clock, P. VI. ON the premises, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property of John Earnsts de-
ceased, being q part of tile SOUTHEAST
quarter eff section five {l5), township twenty
GID, Range fifteen l16(, bounded and de-
seribed as follows: Commencing on the North
sids of the East and West road leading through
the town Of ] eromeyille at the South east,cor-
ner of the ally east of Land decided by Aaron
,Whissimore to Samuel Meng. ond thence north
along the east side of said ally $50 feet, thence
east so feet. thence south $50 feet, and thence
west so feet to the place of beginning, being
the same lot or piece of land decided to said
John Earnst; deceased, by David Steel.
Terms of Sale, one third cash in hand on
day of sale, one third in one and the residue
in two years with interest from day of Safe.
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
ON the premises.
HENRY WINBIGLER.
Administrator of John Earnst, deed.
By j. D.. Jones, Any.
November 10. 1s64-4w2s
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U. s. Internal Revenue once.
Collectors Notice.

The Assessor of the I4th District hav-
ing returned to rue for Collection the al
phabetical list of special Income Tax,
Assessed under the "Act of Congress
approved July 4th, 1861" All persons
assessed will take notice and make Pay
ment at my Office, No. l, Town Hall
building, between the 5th and goth days
of December, 1864, as after that date
the penalty will be enforced.
Taxes due on Licenses and the increase
Tax on Licenses, also, Taxes for the
months of August, Sept. and Oct. must
be paid Immediately. Monthly Taxes
must be paid between The goth and the
last day Of each month. S.
U. s. Revenue Stamps for Sale at my
efhce.
NJ. B. PARMELY,
Deputy Collector.
Ashland, Deo.7, 1s64-3w26
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Gopr,s LADY,s Book.-The january

GoDY's LADY's BooK.-The January
number of this most popular and very
valuable Magazine is OBJ u table. Its
plates are truly magnificent, particularly
the fashion plate. 1t contains. as usual,
a choice selection of reading matter and
caunot but satisfy the tnste of all We
would advise all our readers who do not
get it, to send at once to J.. A. GoDY'
and have the volume for 1865 come to
them. Only three dollars a year for this
beautiful and useful Magazine. \
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CHRIsTMAs.-As Christmas came on
Sabbath, a large number of the Ashland
gentlemen concluded to have their Christ
mas on Saturday night. We believe they
carried out to the very letter, the Bible
injunction, to s'eat. drink, and be mer-
Especially the driakins. 1t is said
there is a time for everything, and We
presume the time for getting now come
you So" was last Saturday night.
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NEW FIRM.-W. G.. HELTMAN and
DAVID BRUBAKER, having purchased
the Grocery Store formerly owned by
LENNON & MYERS, are now pre-
pared to sell groceries, queensware. glass
ware, &c as cheap as any other establish.
ment West of New York They lave or
dered a complete stock of groceries, and
in fact, everything usually kept in a first
clsss Grocery establishment, which will
be ON hand in u few days They are de.
not to be undersold. We would
invite the public to give them q call and
examine their stock. Remember the
place, n door Westsof the Town Hall.
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Valuable Town Proper ty For

TIME undersigned desires to sell as soon as
possible his residence with the Tannery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending to third ,treet,
One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty of fruit,
shrubbeiy, So, &C., good water and all the
conveniences for o first class residence
L viii sell all together or in parts and Ivy lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the premises of Justiss Davis.
HUGH DAVIS.
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THE ashland UNION. WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER Is

Qua Reconsideration to the ASH
UNION should remember that our
terms are, $500 per annum, in dduance,
$3.50 if not paid within six months, and
So 90 if net paid until after the expira-
ton of the year. These terms will be, in
every case, strictly adhered to.
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For sale at all Times.

always keep on hand a lot of the best o
Lime and Mortar for Plastering or Stone
Work, which I will sell Mt the lowest rates for
the accommodation of the public. 1t is kept
in q building directly opposite McKane's
Black Smith Shop. en- Orange street. and in
absence Mr.. McKane will ~attendsto Gus
:omers 1 have also o hand a large lot of
good, sawed, pine lath 70 sale cheaper than
they can be got elsewhere.
JOSHUA ROWLAND.