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SCIC1DE- TIE RC11EG PAssIoS.-Pope's

sC1cDE-TuE RC11EG PAssIoS.-Pope's
BETTY gire this cheek little red' WAS truthful
satire on THE ruling pessfoa which even In destl
h7ds vent. 1t !. :.7srre how N idea will cling
70 oF, even Tor ySar.. nor re;f1 It's grasp II the
mcr1sl s'furE!3 uEme's ghastly i'tEes about Char-
oEs :e1ry whtE Al d-atn'a door were ecs7csy more
pl;lEi'c 1iian The ie:d.ats attendant IN s1ic1de
fcs1Hass a. ses wI'cl u 1scl.'s en-: Of Il: 1rost
setnlTst q "Irh nc t:.n c3aceise made ~ assume
me bot!s Vi womau named Honora Kirby. Of
t tf'en oif'h, are nearly seventy years OF age Wa
found yeetcrta1 morning, Mt the residence of her
son, Miehacs Kirby, On the cn7urs Of Beach mud
1y.or ftfcee, hanging By les her s!rsp from the
sn Ss'ne q tss Stripping apartment It was clothed
prepared 1y hc1rel, years ago in Irc
iond ans Or the hiraet 1narked 4 g." {Je-
ie1ndM9,m nd5aNem tn'vator} and reporter was In.
sometime Since v,stred pr.rst and nrornrad The
nns'x sanh'ssat o., Of The article. Shs lad re
eonienna;esl IT. YEAR, AID a7pcars to have
4nisSt ~ ., sxLsss'nT -, her desire to die ia; he
En! enE@a y :; 81 TT IT, r. Heaven She Ind doubtless
ptprrc herself ior decent hnria; nc thcretoes ~ ~ T.,
elect rsetta eEd directed hersei 10 lie ntsa. ~
ve1a.t Of :: Spicde Se 5g
s. thoald have asso contailed the clause-s: mora
fiaE IN TIE OH Posi- OsF1c:-Loss
$en, 01-About 1ouz O'Clock yes,erd.v r,or,,n. =
fire WAS discovered in the four etory hrtcr 49,.
Nos. 81, 80, and s. Dearborn street, opposite thc
Masonic Temple. The cngtuca, which var .,,ad
ty on the epot, extinguished tho naues hcrnrr ~
teusiye damage had bccu done to the ba,,dlnp bu,
the Tarious occupaute suffered heavily a. u.Y,,
much Of the damage being caused BY the watei
The conaagratlon is Fnppoted TO have coulmcucet
Ia the printing Office Of J. Thompson, in ID
ftiro etoFy. from sone coa's dropping IRON Ii,
boiler arches to the floor. 4 large lot Of naIesia
was hero destroyed, inc1udtns some valuable IN
1Nrfahe6 xxnYk and the pEeeaes and tuachinerF ar
somewhat injured blr Thompeon estimates hi
loss at from IS COO to $iO0, all ct which Ia cover
ed by insurance.
Non the second noos the ofIicc OF 4. Kiddef, car.
writer, was burnt into from above, and much dam
sred bv the aqueoug contributions 1t received
FIfleea hundred copies Of bis Autographed Pfoc1a
et1on xers ana oasr ioss was II 81;
In he abeence OF Mr. Kidder from the city, we d.
mt know whe{her be Is insured Or not.
T.he otices Of Dr.. unnuPee. Newton Chaplin mt
, 1864-04-21

sEThc annual retu.ns for Income Llcenae, &C.,
must be returned within the next ten days, or be
assessed with the penalty ndGed.1 -..-
aplc1-d2l1-1t. PETER FACE, Assessor.
, 1864-04-21

Ing House
375 WABASH AVENUE,
The entire furniture Of family reltnqulshng houss-
tuEe SOFAS Chars. Marble Top Table. Freaea Mautsl
Clock md o1naments; Pier Glass Brussels Carpets.
Furniture, CrockerJ, China snA Glassware. DC, &c.
Ahne Rosewood P1ano For:e, eH oessve.
VIVA. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
aEe0-dSf.ft Auttiauaera
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

III. ----------
AT AUCTION,
ON THURSDAY, APRIL alst, At oX O'CLOCK
At Dwelling 70. 3G7 Wabash Avenue.
The entire Furniture OF family rellnqnshins house.
keeping. comprising Pa.1oF, Chamber, ninlns,room
ard Kitchen Furniture, Brussels and other Carpets,
Crockcry, Glassware, &c.
NM.t. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
apl6cCS46e Aucttcncert.
, 1864-04-21

AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, April I'd, It * O'Clock.
At Dwelltsx No. s94 Michigan avenus. south
OF Twelfth ktrcei, IEg enttto F4rETtur1 OF =
family brenEinE ap hsusekeepng,- conHist-
ing Of handsome Pa1iOr and ChnmheE1 FurEituEe,
D 'uc Eocn aud Kitchen Furniture, nEasacl<. Threc
Ply and other CarprN, Croc kerry. China and OIass-
wase, &c. Also, st II O'Clock, {zme edatciy alter
Harness, and one fine Xlch Cow.
Apt8 cs557t WM. BUFFERS Il CO., Auctts.
, 1864-04-21

Norwegian EnGcpendcncc.-Thcq qft;eth
anniversary OF Norwegian Independence will be
celebrated on Tuesday evening, May 18th, In fnr-
Eer's Hail, with appropriate festivities. splen-
did hammer will be presented b. tho Norwegian
ladies' OF CHICAGO to Norwegian Lodge no. !. The
presentation will take place at o'clock.
, 1864-04-21

MARINE AEsoc1ATIoS.-A meeting of the
Chsc=go Marine Protective Association was held
last evening in Lind's block, Lion 6Iyeruau the
President in she Chair. several new members
were balloted fur and elected.
A long .ecussion took place relative to section
No. OF the bylaws OF the association which treats
Of demurTage, End tow7sc but which had been
1aonsly agreed thai the Association vas asking
nothing Unreasonable nor inconsistent in enfo:S-
Ing from shippers md consignees thorough COM
pltance with the conditions lcid down in the b7-
laws and the following resolution submitted By
cnpt. T. Por,ch, end seconded BY Capt Thomas
S!Ilms ssas carried He79 I;s.
TEat this eocaety sus'uin any member OF ttIs
association tr any kut be may institute Tor demur
Ia9e neAlnst q shipper Or conktgnee after dcten-
Lon In the rdrer Of six hours, provided sEsh n1c1
matter TO the ex+crtIvc committee.
A.vo,o oi 1ha1ka YVES accorded to the Cticcgo
TR1nuHE Tor lie interest 1t had taken In the 1850
cetfon, by sending reporter to all tie meetings,
RLtch Lad been emitted By tho Other papers.
, 1864-04-21

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
MIRRORS, ,AIANTEL ORNAMENTS, PLANO YoRTE,
&c., &c,
AT. AUCTION.
Cn nTuURsDAT. Il psil 2sth, at ~ O'Clock. at D@al-
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SHA6EsrEARE-saturday next is the ter
Centenary annirerFery Of shakespeaza'e birth, and
will be appropriately observed in Chicszo, as H.
deed in most othes placea where the Bard ofAron
has tecn hc=rl Of and his works read-thle, we
suppose is equivalent to saying 'al over the cir
flied world"
, 1864-04-21

ThnnEks.-The Northwestern Sanitary Com
niefl6n return their thanks to Charles L. Dubois
for gratuiously painting the sicn boards for their
Office. hEr. Dubois hns frequently done slmilar "a
~ to acknowledge through the eo.unns of the
TniBCEE.
, 1864-04-21

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD
- GOODS, ROSEWOOD SETS,
Velvet aEd Brussels Carpets, Sowing Machines,
Hc'se, susgy, ca1ryall, Esrness, 60.
AT AUCTION,
on sAJgRpAY, April sad. at %; O'Clock, 1T Bu.-
Dearborn wsshn1oaa IN feFs.3aa seIss 6es c'nfe o.
Eonshi1noto si1r + GonisTse entire furniture OF
CAkF9Is-Velset. Brussels sp,y and Ings4lr.
sIcSEs-Cockins and Psrlos Stoves.
sEWts4 Nttv ~ aAcnNEa-l2 sc1tns Machines some
HohEE ~ GGAhRtAGE. Gs &e-AD D,sck Pony, ave years
sses W.T. Mtoisf r EUrTE39s e. THEa:3ss' CO. .u,,,
F,NT1RE FURNITURE OF
zl1EllE's EA7lna SALOON,
Efiek Kitchen, Largo Cosk,ss Range, et,,.
AT AUCTION,
81 9sso h9fpAa soioss ASt m ~ s esock st zs
SsSs buzz !ss.:Ea q nsss ss Esa:s ERa9s
ss5FSss FSss,ssl1 s5uFEfa1,; a.Gs
a M h:f R1e;a
ins hapge' suitabla for : : Sotel. nrz-.-r,. ~
.r.,.,.. HN. =. HUTTEl.S Il CO.,
apl'u7%ss Aaotioncers.
p OUSEHOlD FURNITURE
It AUCTION.
On MONDAY. April es.h, at ex O'Clock,
At Dwelling 'Housa No. 16 Va1 9uroa Street,
4 general assortment Of re1lxept Housshold Good,
conptisinE Paror, ChaI9beE. ulnIn= room and
Carpets. Crockery. Glassware. Ee:
apl6csb3ut AucIio.etN.
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Dearborn Schoo1.-Tho pupils of the Dear
bern School propose to give miscellaneous enter
tatnment tomorrow evening for the benefit OF their
piano furG. The school is eadly In need OF one,
10 rsiee enoneh money on this occasion to enable
them to complete the purchase
, 1864-04-21

The CURRENCY QuEsE1oS.--Thc members
OF the Board Of Trade Will meet th.s evening in the
Exchange rooms to reconsider tho vote on
there te no des!re On the part Of meabers
Of the Boasd to rrscind The resolution to
throw out the rag currency, but some OF them hsve
1eaentatione to Wish pos1poaenent of The action,
We do not fhnk the Baard will nccede even to this,
Delays arc dangerous. Ths Trash is a nuisance and
pies and 'doebters" Of the old scctchwonnn 1loec
bill dinna dae 70 bc tar lang 1,ecpIt" they may
eroI At any moment. Sensible people viii stand
from urdtr In iiU.c.
, 1864-04-21

e Fon CoUGne, HoARsESR5s, Irritation nnd
sorcnefe Of the Throat. nothing fs 80 ee1eto1s ~
de Mtre arc inai{utons, Es sur<To oBTAIS kAa ges-
AiNe. :.
, 1864-04-21

CANCEL MAh1" is the na1nc Of CHARM
ing Due:f End Cho-cs By ]. H. Hubbard, lately
PM lthcd ny Root & cady, and announced in
nuothc7 column. Ar. Hubbard vas formerly the
vtn!tn!st ard tenor Of the well known ''B!akelr
Iruupe.' Ee has already composed many eooss
.: .xzl merit, and Is now writing exclusively for
the publishing house Of io?t s Cady. Ills music
T. u1,osc the Ordinary popular style, aud borders
hut shows exquisite tasts and gives promise Of
better things 10 come
, 1864-04-21

NINTH CAyAIRy.-The Ninth Cavalry, Hi
rois veteran regiment, Will rendezvous At Cfa?
Fry Saturday next. Its fa,Ioush haviug expired.
It VIII leave (cr the front on Tuesday neIt with
rn,.ka1argeiy recruited, although not quite allied
Ssvs a,,c- III TIC rea.1us,t sescs.ca home Ttey now
number about GyV; the organization remains the
Aalse ne when In the Gt;d.
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H0St.

r OsT-Ytst sterday afternoon, .
IL mix dl1 stze black and raa Dog tAeth p.s,!F
decny NJ. Tho dnteE Will ha ravNsletl o. sHtnsa11<
him - GEO. DODGE i CO., II FraakGa STREET,
arI t1411t
, 1864-04-21

MERCHANT TAnoEs,-At q meeting Of the
Merchant Tailors' Association held Wednesday
evening It was unanimously
Reso'fsd, That we renew Ger pledge rcrer to
elen the jnurreyman Tailors' ELL.
RtAItkd, That we 1lclse ourselves to protect
those who wish to re1un:c HurE ut the liberal WAGES
Qffc1d.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

Circular.,,
DEPAETMENT HEADQUARTERS,
Jaenertor {1enerdPs once,

L pifIH1lttit l4loosf a. ~ ~-Sf - = y
| TOARAGRAPfIs 1, II, III and v, Of General orders
graph X, General Orders No. AZ, bearing ualc Aprl
| IA. 1861 Ahintant and Inspector GensrMs oinrc
Richmond. Va ARE ers by rc-rublished ior ths ihpr
nation Of commanding officers in THIS Department
~ The Bureau of Conscrpton Affords adPquais
means for bringing into servoe rersDns. liable 70 mil
itary duty aud all authorities given prior % Dec
ego to raise troops from not within me hnes q
the enemy to recruit for any particular command IN
the field, are hereby revoked.
IL Recruits eniistedh hy authority for new roinfa
nrs which have not at this time seycnty'two noneom
missiDned officers and privates actually mustered nppn
the rolls win be Turned to the Bureau Of Con
sofilan, and allowed 10 select any Infantry company
they y irper, under the provisions Of paragraph IL
q. OF Qs5D.
LII lsnrania bndar Ia aesi
OF the emmy granted since Isl December 1868 will
y once frport to the Commanding General of the De!
{partnrnt In whichthcy uiay be. Copies of such
hoiiy, Mtha statement Of the number Of men enroll
Cd Dy Them, and without further authorization from
such commander their power will expire at tlo end Of
thirty days from tho date ofilis order
v Comnaudants of Posts aYd officers Of the Con.
scription Bureau Will enforce this order T"
T. All authorities heretofore given to Case troops,
ori0recrilit for any particular command are hereby
revoked"
An org niz ,iions raised pior to the iii April 1861
December, 1873, and wha have not made the irpoft
required by Paragraph Of the ahnve order, and had
tie authority renewed prior to of March, lsGi
iliogal and II In turned to the BHfeau tf Com
seripten All officers OF this Department are hereby
forbidden to receive into their commands any orgaii
satian longing to the reserve force
BY command Of Major General D Ice.
WARWICK IIouaH,
may 21ao9t CaiH.& 4. l. General.
ssf- Miss ssppian COPY.
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Hsy~ Those Of our readers who have
entertained doubts as to the truth of the
frequent assertions that the Yankees rob
our grayeyards, may be convinced after
reading the following paragraph which
we find in a recent number of the New
Orleans Times now before us:
DnsEcRATIoN-Em Emily Mason was brought
'before- Recorder Leamont yesterday,
charged with having stolen couple OF
eoblets from vault in Odd Fellows
Rest on the Metairie Ridge road. She
was sent to the Workhouse for three
months, punishment hardly adequate
for the offsnse. A person must be sunk
to low stage of mortality indeed, to go
to graveyard and desecrate the resting
place OF the departed by stealing such
articles as are placed there to show the
esteem and respect in which the dead are
held by the living. Some time ago we
noticed some boys were fined by Recorder
Vennard for pulling of flowers from the
magnolias placed there, and we know
not how TO account ior these repeated
acts Of vandalism.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

lggnrhe Quincy, Florida, Dispatch, oi
the 4th, has heard it reported upon ap-
parently good authority, that the Yam
KEGS were advancing in East Florida with
four thousand men had captured Camp
Finncgan and were stiiladyancing. Gen.
Anderson was perfecting arrangements
to drive them back The Dispatch does
not doubt the report, and urges all cx-
empts, details and State reserves to or
ganize and arm themselves to resist the
hatred foe.
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risy- The Iron Mountain Of Missouri

nGy- The Iron Mountain of Missouri is
almost a solid mass Of specalar iron ore,
rising from level plain 260 feet. Its base
covers 500 acres. The ore contains 67 per
cent. of iron, and yields one ton Of pig
for two tors of ore. It costs about SO
cents ton to quarry; little if any blast
ing is required ITO bushels Of charcoal
makes ton Of iron. Its supposed that
the mountain was deposited by chemical
action. This mountain will be of inval-
liable interest to the South after the war
is over.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

WoUNDED or JonNsToN's ARMY.-The
Savannah Republican says that on each
Of the eight days preceding June 3D., the
following were the numbers Of sick and
wounded received at Marietta: 537, 379,
1888, 373, 663, 5S5, 372, 39S all Of whom
have been sent off except nine, who died,
and a few desperately wounded, whose
recovery is most doubtful. During the
same time an average Of 450 men daily,
Rave been returned TO the army.
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NOON DISPATCHES.
WORE FROM FORREST
THREE THOUSAND PRISONERS.
ENEMY STILL FLYING
STUBBORN FIGHTING
FORT PILLOW THE, BATTLE.CRY.

GUSTewy june Il Gen. Forests victory Is creator
than at first supposed.
Our loss Is one hundred and fifty killed aud feui
hundred and fifty wounded.
The cnemys loss II ono thousand killed ard three
thousand captured The balance scattered through
the woods and arc It'll being pursued.
The enemy travelled ffy,eight miles In thirty-one
hours.
The entire army is destroyed.
Fort Pillow the battle.cry during the fight aud
hence their anxiety to escape.
The Yankees still being pursued and many more
will BIO captured before reaching Memphis. We
captured three thousand prisoners two undrcd wagons
with supplies and ordnance stores, thrco thonsana
stand Of small arms and about twenty pces of SPLEEN
did artillery.
The fight was stubborn, and the enemy stood until
knocked down BY the butts of our guns.
We had about three thousand Ia tho fight and the
enemy ten thousand two hundred and fifty.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

SIEGE or CHARLEsToS-Tz'e hundred and
hirty-sepcnM day.-There has been some
slight abatement in the enemy's fire up
on the city since our last report Twen-
.ty-fve shots were fired during Wednes
day night and Thursday up TO six o'clock
in,the afternoon. During the day the
Yankees broughta a new gun from the
lower end of the Islandto Battery Gregg.
The enemy were also busy hauling sand
to Battery Gregg. Gregg opened on Sui
liyan's Island during the course of the
day, firing few Eshols. There was moth
ing else Of interest. The fleet remains
Unchanged. IL Cher!ss.en CeNier, leN.
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g'rI' F.NTTONll'

7 HAVE Mithoti y from The proper Department to
4 raise CAVALRY COMPANY, eompos' d Of vol
u.t et~ under u o ever Is years. The olaet is to
rate drtreiee mounted regiment to ho canlnanded 4
ieers who ayesfcn service 1t il fol Local deftise
aid 10 operate within the borders df lhis State.
who Sih to com" bray D. mp the reseue of onr
State, ana all v h0 are untitled far Or who have no
taste for tic " Fliw aud neAhu ed ircat of inflitry
l'aye Tow opportunity omnkaa rhoic,s
III CaYary cohni,d an ran add, the rare priv,
lege d having ioIscs funis Il 10 those eho cannot
mouut Themselves.
Let it be bone in niiAd tqi If you lt to answer
pcmrLly to this call, SOu Ws0 be conscriptcd and
thrown ptolnian'ry and pui Tito service beyond TIE
borders Of ynnr state :
Lieut.. iieMtigty Is authorized to recruit for the
company
Apply aita to Or J. Thornton OF to 7 Ware
Dranaon, crto IL II WARE, Capt.sC. S A.
Bratdoli, Miss June T. isiil.dif
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

De3rGeneral Gustavus w. Smith has
been elected 10 command the Georgia
State Reserves, and has received a flltter-
ing order Of approval and tender cooper
alton from Atljutant General Wayne, Of
Georgia, who was desired to become q
candidate.
Gen. Mansfield Lowell is in Gen. Johns
toms army as volunteer.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

DD~ The Presiding Elders of the Mo-
bile Methodist Conference meetat Green's
boro, Ala, ON the 4th Of July, and those
Of the Montgomery Conference, at Tus-
kegec, Ala, on the 5th Of July, for the
purpose Of devising a plan for the sup.
port and education ofthe orphans Of de-
ceased soldiers.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

Boar BURNED by GuEERlLLAs.-We
learn that the Steamboat Lebanon was
ared upon near Greenyille, recently, by
those tinfernal rebel guerrillas" that
continually infest the river banks. Her
steam pipe was struck and burst, when
the boat fell into our possession and was
burnt. Considerable goods and money
were saved from the steamer.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

Dsgr we learn from one of our ex-
changes that planters in Pontotoc coun-
ty, Mississippi, are contracting to deliver
their wheat at two dollars per bushel,
such unusually heavy crops have been
made there.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

par Another turreted monitor, called
0neota, has been launced at Cincinnati.
She will be completed rs speedily as pos
sible and cent to Porter.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
NyO,, Seel ttE,yV Aasap.

ID AN AWAY. about two months ago, my boy, Rss-
III mn, from lh neishhorhoodof Of Scnona. Kempcr
county, Mississippi. He Is about twenty-five years
old, n copper colr smooth facc, lit Ne beard about
five fret four oe five inches high stout built, weighs
lboat one hunlrel and liy pounds, is ,n1rt ntcl!i
gem negn polite His manners has been in tbs army
as waiting boy he is quick and ready III speaking
aud usually of pleasan enunttnanco, wore when he
fl brown cap with blue band arouhd 1t. aud
brown ans pautaloons o'hpr clIhng not elected.
viii pay.th above reward for the delivery of said
boy to me eight miles easi OF DeSnto or to MicaJah
NJ, Gee iye mile, east Of Pau!dng, Miss for his ap
prelensoii and confinement in jill 50 thst nsn get
him, SUSAN POWE.
Glark Co Miss. June 4. -lsGl.d&wlw. ~
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

se5- Col. George Deas, Assistant Adju-
tant General, who was distinguished
.otfieer in then Mexican war, and has since
rendered great service to our government
at Richmond, has been ordered to this
department and arrived here on Sunday
evening.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

BsD~ Capt. Harry McDougal, an old
Mississippi Steamboaiman, was thrown
froin a buggy in New Orleans recently,
and killed.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
NO. 24o.
NOTICE 10 MIssIssI PLANS.
ATLANTA. WA.. MaY 20, ISbI.

ATLANTA, Ga, May %, 1861.
at aineeting of Mississippians held ut
the Mississippi Depot office, corner of
Mitchell and Whitehall streets, on the
10Th instant, it was agreed to complete
the arrangements for The organization OF
"A Mississippi Relief Association"
The following officers were chosen: Pre-.
sident-Gen. G. G. DAhlgren, Vice Presi-
dent-Col. d NJ Hayden, Treasurer DR..
X. Marshall; Secretary Dir. o. I. Hickle.
We appeal TO Mississippians tosendfor-
ward any and everything that can be used
for the relief Of our sick and wounded.
n II DCfI.II
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
Sumrnerville Institute.

Sum1nerVlIIe Institute.
EXTEe.4 y SsJ.EE.tsE Ere SENSE9.s,. y
ON the first Monday of August next will open a
~ select class, to teach myself from the day OF
opening totbe second Monday of d eteinber following
am induced to this Of the brief time got-
ted boys for school purposes and the abundance of
vcge Tables butter &c at that season Tho summer
Is our healtlieat in the mountains.
wiii take twenty good boys, who will deliver me
lO0lbs bacon my house, or Mr. II. Dunlap,
Station gen at Shnqnaak, and two hundred aud
hty dollars in money, AL to be paid the lst Monday
VI August
Address me cary, at Gholson Miss.
May u, le6i TIi0S. s. GATHRTGHT,
Principal
~ Conveyances will be at Shuqdalak on Saturday
before the LIST Monday. may l5dtf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

Major General Foster is assigned 70 the
command of the Yankee DEPARTMENT Of
the Sonth 1.-THE coas.s Of South CBrolina.
Georgia and Florida. ,iec General Gill
more. transferred 10 Gen. Bstlei z Dcrafts
mcnl.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
LOst CerlLacafe.

Certain Certificate issued to nc undcr date Of 18th
N ofMay, 1854, at the city Of Mobile ty J. ID b De
Bow Agent Produce boan, fer eght thousand dcllacs
or thereabouts payable in seven per cent. Con.eae
rate Bonds has bsen lost or destroyed Payment
thereof has been stopped and application f5r pay
ment has been made by me- Said certificate was Is
sued payable and is the only issued by him
in my name. SAIL w. LANCASTER
may "a d9w.
gSs- Mobile News copy one wetk and send bill to
this Office.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
o. +. HIckLE, Secretary.

The WAR Spirit WANING AT THE NoRTn.
The New York Times of the lst has u
notice of the report ofSuperyisors of New
York city: =,
The conclusions oft the committee with
respect to roltnteeriEg appear to be that
this popular system of recruitment Is e.r.
hausied here, and they suggest that, as they
have but about S500,0O0 at command.
and no authority to raise any more money
this sum be reserved to relieve poor men,
having families 10 support, who may here
after be drafted. 1t may be remarked, ~
passont, that volunteering declined witt
the cessation Of the payment Of the ma
tionaI bounties.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14
.NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegruphic Reports Of the Press Association

Entered according act Of Congress IN the wear 1868
by J. $. THhAsHER, in the Clerks cfice Of the Dis
trct Court of the Confederate States for the North
ern District of Georgia.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-14

No Passes roR CIVILIANS TO VISIT THA
Assr.-k positive order was received at
the Provost Marshal's headquarters IN
Richmond. on Saturday, from Gen. Lee.
forbiddine the issuing Of passports to cI'-
iSens or others to visit his lines, unless Oh
srrands of humanity, in connection with
the care Of the dead and the relief Of the
,Tounded. Persons who yisit the Jattls
fields from curiosity. TO pick up aua
claim topbies won by braver men: w.
be iisidly excluded, and Il caught wlibn
the picket lines hereafter they Sul 10
sentto the suerd hpuse.- E.reisahpe.