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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

DArLT CLARIoN.-The publication of
tho " Daily and Weekly Clarion " will
be resumed az Meridian at the close of
the present session of the Legislature.
Our forced absence from tho State was
temporary. and our delay has been caus
ed by the burning of our Office. which
we are now rebuilding. if not in elegant,
at least in substantial style. Our losses
though heavy will not interfere whatev.
err in the publication Of the Clarion .
and our old subscribers will receive the
paper for the full amount of their sub
scription.
To the people of Mississippi We would
say a few words. The :. Clarion" now
10 the State journal, and the only daily
within the limits Of the State 1t will
contain all the laws, both State and
Confederate, which you will find in no
other paper, and it should therefore be
in the hands Of every citizen. if be
wishes to know the laws and obey them.
Besides the laws, The " Clarion will
contain al the latest news by telegraph
and miscellaneous reading, which viii
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-01

LAws.--We shall commence
in to-morrow's issue to publish
the laws passed at the present
session Of the Legislature
The members, and other per-
sons wanting extra copies will
leave their orders, to-day, at
our Office, if possible, that we
may be able to fill them.
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WHAT YANKEE WOMEN ARE Dome
FOR THE CAUSE.-THE New Hampshire
Patrio! gives facts to show that the fe-
male Abolitionists, who went as teach
ers of the negroes at Port Royal, have
been very successful in at least one
branch of juvenile development 1t
says:
Private advices from Port Royal
say that the female Abolitionists, who
went there to teach the little negrcs how
to read and pray, have been obliged,
within the last two months, to abandon
their black charges and open nurseries
on their own private account. An Off
Ger Informed us recently that no less
than Ga spinsters had contributed to the
population in and about Port Royal
harbor. The climate seems to favor
population even more than the produc-
ton of Sea Island cotton by paid negro
labor,
1.-THE information furnished us by the
officer concerning the 81 little mulattOes
has been confirmed by the testimony Of
the Rev. Liberty Billings, Lieut.. Col
onel of the First South Carolina Regi-
ment, who is here on account of i'll
health. He says it is sad truth"
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, March 3


Senate met. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gala
way. Journal of yesterday read and --adOp
ted.
Mr.. Taylor. from a select committee, re.
ported favorably to the passage of bin en-
titled IAN act foo the relief Of John G. Bar.
ton and O. ". Williams, of Tishomingo
county" which was taken up and passed.
By Mr.. Davis. can act fixing the salary
Of the Deputy Auditor Of Public Accounts"
Passed
Mr. Yerger offered Joint Resolution d.
claring the judicial, Executive, Legislative
apd Military officers OF agents of the State
Government not subject to .conscription or
service in the Confederate army" which was
adopted.
Message received from the Governor thro,
his private Secretary, announcing that he
had sigred and approved Senate bill, entitled
IAN act TO authorize the Governor to fund
the Confederate Treasury notes in tho Treas.
ury, and for other purposes"
An act to authorize the redemption of
Treasury notes of the State by warrants in
small sums drawn upon the Treasurer by the
Auditor, and for other purposes. Passed.
Said bill provides that FIVE hundred thousand
dollars Of warrants, Of the denominations OF
twenty-five and fifty cents, and one, two anc
three dollars, .of equal amounts, be issued and
exchanged for the Treasury notes of the
State, when desired by the holder-and said
notes when changed for said warrants, are
to be destroyed. ..
The following commun cation was received
from the Hon, w. L. Harris. and read to the
Senate BY the Seer etary:
MACON, March. 80, 1854.
MR. D. P. PORTER,
Secretary of the Senate,
Nh DEAR SIR have the honor to ackpowI.
edge the receipt Of your communication enclo.
sing copy of the joint resolution Of the Legisla-
| ture by which l am invited to address them at
| its present session.
Regarding the resolution as expressive of the
kind partiality ofvalued friends il that respect.
ed assembly, l beg to return my sincere nc
knowledgements to them for the high comnli.
ment their Invitation implies, and to express
the hope that by declining it, as do. / Shall
not be regarded az wanting in courtesy to those
who have thus hcnored; me.
Concurring with them in the spirit of con.
cessiou, harmony and united effort, for the
common good. which distinguishes their action
| have no criticisms, no complaints, no views
of nv own, which, at a time like this would
desire publicly to express, in relation itc
either state or ConfedeI ate affairs. But with
firm reliance upon the patriotism of those to
whom we have eonfded our cause in this strug
gle for liberty; my hearts desire is that their
&C tion may be such as to meet the cordial ap.
prevail of our common country.
Very respectfully, ;
Your Obediept servant
WIN. l.. HARRIS.
Mr. Simonton, from a select commit.
tee, reported favOrably to the passage Of
the following bill:
An act for the relief Of destitute
families Of soldiers. so far as relates to
Calhoun county, which passed.
On motion u pr. Oliver. she special
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DAILY ola RION
RIA.
FRIDAY, APRIL i, 1864,

OUa TxaMU.-TAO "ExtFs" gill be
three dollars month 10 advance. Sub
scribers will receive their papers from
Meridian eNer the CLOSE Of the present
session Of Ihe Legislature. No sub
scriptiou will be taken for q longer
period than three months.
Advertisements will be charged two
dollars . square for each insertion.
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THAHxs.-ThS ladies' Of this city
who have so generously responded TO
Our call for candles will please accept
our thanks for their kind liberality.
And God said lot there be light, and
there was Light"
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gEVHE dwelling house occupied By tho
Ia family of tie late Dr. Murpbey.
Apply to I. IS. Mdrphey, at DR.. Fl.
Dents drug store.
March %, 1854
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there was Light

ExcAANsEs.-Will or exchanges
be kind enoughGo send On extra copy
10 the "CIArion Extra" at this point
for two weeks.
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
HOLMES COUNTY.


Chancsry COnrt Stag Term 1864.
AT RULES MARcH 23d, 1864.
Rich'd H. WATSON
vs.. Bill for Divorce
Marg. E. Watson
TTPON opening the bill in this cnse,
u J. appearing that the defendant re-
sides beyond The limits Of this State, il
is. thereto c, ordered that she appear
at the next term of this Court to be
held on The first Monday of May
next a. the Court House in tho town ot
Lexington aud answer or demur 10 the,
llin this cause, or the same will e
set for hearing AMI decree made
herein. 1t is further ordered that This
notice be published in the Clarion a
a newspaper published at Meridian in
this State for one month.
ID. J. RED. Clerk.
Bv Il. ID BARBOUR.
March 80, lS64--w.4w
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the city of Richmond, on the 10Th 5av
Of March, in the year Of Our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President:
j. p. BENJAMIN
Secretary Of State.
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NEWSsBY TELEGRAPH.
TeIesraphic Reports Of The Press Association.

Entered acc-acg 70 set ef conEresS in the year 1868
by 8. fHRAsHsH g. th- G. erkg Of1cs 81 Tire Dhirict
Court OF he Ohfsderae States Of the Northern DistrI
OF Georgia.
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Wood sold in Augusta last week for one
Hundred and fifty dollars per load? Gee
whillikinsi
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MORTGAGE SALE,
publication June lst 1854.
. Name Of Mortgagor, George Glass Of Good
>,,o Oorrtv M;nnnaof1

LIST publication June 1st 1854
Name Of Mortgagor, George Glass Of Good
hue County sMinnesota. - = =.
Name 81 Mortga gee-A. N. Lowry. 81.
Date Of Mortgage g. Il 1855: =: .@;[
O'Clock p. NJ, in; Book Of Mortgages on 2 ages
32s and $50 in tho Office Of Register Of DEEDS
for Gcodhue County Mimi. g.: .: ..,..;.
l., Amount claimed to be due md unpaid upon
the 2ebt' secured by said Mortgage at the date
ofthis notice one hundred and forty-e1ght
and 1900 dollars, together with the further
amount Of taxes upon the Mortgaged premises
hereinafter described for the year 1868 paid by
the above named Mertgagee April 1st,; 1854
with: interest upon the last mentioned pay
ment from the date thereof and amounting in
the whole to the sum Of one hundred and fifty
now due to said Mortgage and unpaid and no
proceedings at law or otherwise have been in
stituted for the recovery thereof. -
Description Of the Mortgaged premises
Lots five (5) and six [6) and west half Of nort1,
east quarter of Section thirty one [sl) in town.
seventeen (l7) west situated in the County Of
Goodhue, MINI.
| Default having been made in the paymen,
Of the debt secured by the aforesaid Mortgage
and Of the taxes paid by the Mortgagee Al
aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of .
power of sale contained in said Mortgage and
pursuant to the Statute in such cases made anc
proviued the said Mortgage will be forecl osec
by sale ct the Mortgage premises aforesaid al
public auction at the sheritfs Office in the cit,
Of Red Wing in said Goodhue County on the
18th day OF July 1864 at one O'Clock in the af
ternoon Of said day TO satisfy the amount the,
due upon the debt secured by said Mortgage
the amount of taxes paid as aforesaid with in
tere.t thereon as aforesaid and the costs an
disbursements Of said sale including the Sumo
fifty dollars stipulated in said Mortgage to b
paid to the afo rcsaid Mortgagee by the Mortga
COR in case Of foreclosure OF said Mortgage u
and for Solicitors fees.
Dated June lst 1864.
l COLE & CASE, A. N. LOWRY,
Atty's for Mortagee, MORTGAGE.
Fariba ult, MINI.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Authorizing the Im,p POS ri 81 81 i NJ
5AE.tnst persons refusing 70 psys = Foil
Tax. ss&@% q agsEEHsE @
The City Council Of thu city sf Red wig do
ordain
SEC. LIST. In ease. of the neglect or refusal
OF any psrson within said city Of Red Wing to
pay the City Poll Tax heretofore levied, or
which may hereafter be levied by said City
Council under section ! Of chapter s, of said
demand thereof: by the City MARSHALL, it shall
be and is hereby made tho duty Of said Mar
shall to make complaint in writing, setting
forth such demand and such neglect OF ref usal
to pay said Poll Tax, verified by his oath to a
Justice Of TIE Peace Of said city, and upon such
complaint being made, it is hereby made tho
duty Of said JUST ce imm ediatsly to issue his
directed to the city Marshall, or any Constable
Of said city. commanding him forthwith to
bring before him (sajl Justice) said person
complained against As aforesaid to answ or said
complaint. T.
! Sec. 2. Ifon hearing said complaint, said
Justice shall Be satis6ed that said Poll s'Cay
has been demanded Of such person, so brought
before him y forty eight hours before the max
ing of said complaint, and that he has failed O,
him as aforesaid ,saidiperson shall be adJudgsd
to pay fine Of ono dollar, together with thu
costs of suit. ..,..
! SEC. 5. And should said person 30 fined al
aforesaid neglect or refuse Immediately to pay
said fine and costs, so adjudged against him as
aforesaid, said Justice shall; commit such per
, son to tho city prison, (or common. Jai! o
not, less than five nor more than ten .days, OF
until said fine and costs are. paid. Z ~
SEC: 4. This Ordinance to be in force from
and after its publication.
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BERRY 4 WATERMAN, Attorneys.

Gooihuc County ." ~ "''"'" N''H''
In the matter Of the application for let.
tcrs of administration Of the Estate Of Gunlcr
lve,son late of said County deceased.
On rcudiE. and fling the petition of Sieri
Thoreson tho widow OF Gundcr 1vcrsoD late Of
said County deceased, praying tor the reasohs
therein set forth that letters OF administration
Of the Estate Of said deceased may be granted
to Hans Hanson Of said County. it is ordered
chat Saturday the 25th day Of juno A. D., 1854
Mt ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Office of
the Judge Of this Court at the City Of Red
Wing in said County DO and the same hereby
is appointed the time and place for hsarng
said petition, and that at which time and place
al! persons Interested in tie tstntc Of SAID de-
ceased may. and they hereby are required to bs
and appear before this Court and show cause
il any there be, why tho prayer of said petit
TONER should not be granted. And it is fur
thcr ordered, that notice sfsald Petition, and
Of the time and place so as aforesaid appoint
cd to hear the same be given to all sucii lmr-
sons 50 interested by pubicat ton Of this ord
or for three succcsslyc weeks previous to said:
day Ct hearing in the newspaper published and
issued at the city Of Red Wing aforesaid called
the GooDHCL VOLUNTEER. -
Dated May 25th 1864. -.
WARREN BRISTOL,
Judge Of Probate.
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THE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
| District Court First Judicial Distric

THE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
L District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhuc.
Horace W ilder and Eli T. Wil.ler)
Of the firm Of II. & E. y. Wilder
Plaintiffs, Sun-
Against mons.
william Freedom, Calvin Potter,
Richard Frccborn, Philip Storkcl,
andJ oshua llaney, Defendants.
The State Of Minnesota, to the above named
defendants, greeting:
You and ca ch Of you are hereby summoned
an Up required 20 answer the complaint Of the
p!ain''tfS in the above entitled action, which
compliant has been fled IN the office Of the
Clerk Of said Court. and to serve copy OF
your answer to the said omplaint upon the
subscribers at their office in the city of Red
Wing, in said Goodhae County, in the State
aforesaid, within twenty days after tho service
of this summons on you, exclusive Of the day
Of service; and II you fail to answer the said
com paint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tfts will apply to the court for tho relief de-
manded in said complaint.
Dated At Red Wing MINI. May 18th 1864.
WILDER Il WILLlSTON,
C----~ Pitts. Atty's.
G.
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The ONLY reliable Self Adjusting Wringor
The frame being OF Iron. thoroughly gal
anized, aWdnuger tram rust is renamed and the
liability to@shrnk, swell, split: 81 c., sounaroid-
ale in wooden machines, is prevented.
No thumb screens or complicated fus>eninqs to
WEIR oat or get out Of order !; it can be fastened
firmly to the tub in q stn02e second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty
Seven State and County Fairs in 1861 and i,
'stthout on eaceptio', the best wringer ever made
Sss interested in the sale of other Wringer.,
TRY IT, ANDJUDGE FOR YOURSEu F
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others, and if not entirely satisfactor.
return it.
1t will wiring anything from IA,eud to :
1ed Quan without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England
every town.
Energetic men eas make from S 3. to 81
per day.
Putnam N1nwaHmtng Co.:
GENTLEMEN u kno,e trons ,ractieal e.
pertence thut tran ,ceN gazronexed rith zinc scil
not er'd'ze tn rust me particle ! can safely s,>s
after several years experience in the maniac
OTIS, in which have tested the affinity Of iron.
and zine, that if the process is conducted pro,
erly, it is a perfect weld OF she two.
Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Wringers. 1t now perform.
all Of its functions we'll as it did the rst time
it was used, and has become al indispensable
article with us. l have closely observed scv.
eral other dinds Of clothes. wr.ngers, the mo-
dus opsr"ndi being different, trying to produce
the sams results as the Pntnam Wrinec1, but
in my,|udgement the yhavce failed. The Put
nam Wr,nger as as neur PERFECT as possible, and
con cAeeyuNy rscommend tito be best in use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio
Many years. experience in the galvanizins
business enables me to indorse the above state
meat in all particulars.
JNO. G. LEFFERTS,
No, 100 Beekmann Street..
New York, January, 1864.
No. 2, $3.50; No. l, 1880 No. A, $3.50
nufactured and sold, Wholesale aud re-
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO..
No: Is Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland
Ohio.
sc. NoRTHRop, Agent.
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State of Minncsots,t 9. T. p,or.nr( o,,n
County Of Dakota, {" !" = ''o"N'h O''i'''
In the matter Of the guardianship Of Mary
f. Farbau1t, MINOR. - 3a', ;,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of license made in
said matter on the 18th day Of February, A.
D., 1864 by the Probate Court ofsaid County,
the undersigned guardian Of :Ac said Mary Z.
Faribanl.., will on the 18th day ofJune \. D.,
1854 at ten o'clock in the forenoon at Red
Wing, in the County Of Goodhue and State
aforesaid at the office Of the Register Of Deeds
Of the said County OF Goodhue Offer for sale 81
public vcnduo the following described land.
situated in the said County Of Goodhus, to
wit The north west quarter and the north
east quarter and the north half Of the south
west quarter ofSection twelve C1st ia Town-
ship one hundred and ten (11o) north of Range
fifteen (15) west. f. ,-..ss ~ ring
The terms of sale will be made known At the
time and place ofsale. - 80 ~ ag&E
Dated May ed 1854. s,z-.-..z.
49, s*% $50 Esea .@&Fssg = Guardian
=. .r.4'.,@sas. #5lwl Z ~ !, IN
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JULIUS BATTER,

No. 90 South Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.,,
COLE AGENT, for VIM. KNABE 81 CO.'S
~ CELEBRATED PIANOS. Has constantly
a largo assortment on hand and is by arrange
mcnt enabled to Furnish them at Lwrest Fac
tory Prices. Also on hand, a large assortment
o: MELODEONS, second hand PIANOS, and
all kiAds Of Musical Merchandise in general.
Second hand Planes taken in part pay for nc v
Instruments. call is respectfully solicited.
nlev7ly JULIUS BAUER,
No. 80 S. Clark Street, Chicago, III.
Pianos tuned and repaired at short notice.
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a = GENTLEMAN, cured Of NerYon. Do6fI;1v
.neompeteney, Premature DseaY and Yonsr,
.oI LEr9r. astaassd by adssirs 20 hsnsas OH.
:, III III g nappy g hraiAA - Ill who need
re o. enafge the receipt ani diraefinns
70. ,or nakang The ssmp's Yemedy ased n hi. &c
aase = hing g profit b bis sxr4Iienee. ana
possess VaInabie Remedy, viii rsrairs s IS.
si a1a q rstuTn msiE iesrssbIIY sealed 'Lx
1850 .s = e JOHN B.OGDEE.
I'm. IS 8 $50 e ss1ess Ser York
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A SINGLE BOX OF BKANDKETHS


PILL
contains more vegetable exmactive matter
than twenty boxes of any pills in the world be
m their practice to the exclusion of other par
gstives, The irst letter OF their value is yet
scarcely appropriated. When they are better
known sunden death anu continued sickness
will be of the past. Let those who know them
speak right out in their favor. 1t is q duty
which will save life.
Our race are SUBJECT to Il redundancy of viii
atcd ollie at this season, and it is as dangerous
as it Is prevalent but Drandreth's Pills AT
erd an invaluable and efficient protection. By
their occasional use we prevent the collection
OF those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities, cause 80 much danger to the bodys
health. They sooa cure liver complaint, dys-
pepsia 1888 OF appetite, pain in the head, heart.
burn, pain in the breast bone, sudden faintness
and costiveness, Sold by Al Clark, a:.d by
All respectable dealers in medicines,
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TTHE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
l. District Court. First Judicial District.
County Of Goodhuc.
Charles McGlashan, Plaintiff,
Against.
SUMMONS
William Freedom, Philip Storkel,
Joshua Ha1ey Richard Freeborn, efendants
The State Of Minnesota, to the above nance
defendants greeting.
You and each Of you are hereby SUNNI oned
and required to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action, which
has been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of sale
Court and to serve copy of your answer t.
the said complaint upon the subscribers a.
their office in the city of Red Wing Goodhu,
county. in the State aforesaid, within twenty
days after she service Of, this summons on yol
exclusive of the day, of service and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the
time aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply to tho
Court for the relief demanded in said com
plant.
-. Red Wing Mimi, April eOth 1884,
r. WILDER Il WILLISTON,
,---, Pitts. Atty's.
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Personal NOTICES.

or YOU WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING
about .our friends In the nRyy ,rAog 10 ,end Ie,.
eTs OF plcel e3 ~ them, 30 TO OSBONs NAy Argu-
ID2 u n, Sew York az
T ADIES-HAYE YOU EVER TIRED TIE
ABALM OF WHITE LILIES 4Or Beautf,lug and
Preserving the Skiny II IL d0lilAtul p.G,,ratiOn
aud N h' in inter - we'll SUNNI T. IL Ie-
Enoyss piupee hIocheA tan aud all impenetIons
on the skin, rendering IL beautifully clear "a md
4 bite, TtValing Nature IN nr Hi,Csi forms MeEar.
uHto BE- NEE IRON uIs Ingredients AID
tectly harmless 20 III .uaer skin. Iob ha1
y south second e. VIII. Iursh. Also at Hnad.
syl Eighth sNep New iVIk, Price only 80 cents
AS ~
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DEMONSTRATION OF THE

pr MGhsw r. A. ~ Society, No. 3, q y v
place sunday ,v,uinr, January lst 100,
rmO,a. 70 their ueu hail. let. bath and 'Sin
the meeting. Eoht. Wilson, Esl., Mis-
,rrei. Titus, Lord, and Gillian an slug
len I,.t souss y. B.-Ihe mentc-s arv
% meet At their old hall. cor Of I4th IT,. a
Roll viii he called ut n quarter past 9. Al
lbsent uiil be fined. By order OF the So
I ". ~ ECELi- ftesiueut; WALTER 4.
= Ording secretary. 10
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FIR MATHEW l. h. I. 4. II. So
Hall Jhl Broome It. Public temperance
10 sInlay, Jan. lst, at =. ". speaker
ku IL. a, Geo. j. Campbell. Henry IS. Null
feury Carroll. Siulius by Professors pars-
-, kearney, aud Others TIMOTHY l..
Prot .itkkMIAu INCH, Zee. soc.lus
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.'H no. !. FATHER MATHEW U. Il.

4 Is. Socicty--lAst savs ot Jackson Hall 70
|uudAvl AMI THURSDAY evenings next. Pub
ITsncc Meetings, Al o'clock. Spcsters, sun
b. O'tiaFA and Mas louc Nocalists hhs
Jam, Mcssrs Stcckcr and Brook. All fathor
b. ietios are invited TO assist At the insuiu-
|hs Bfanchs Nev Hal. ~ pm. on sunday,
Try. Is. OALLAGHEk, Priest; +. WHEEL
lig
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FOR SALE AND TO LE'E.

TO LET-A FLOOR, CONSISTING OF 4
= i0owA III I'D ~ lat hOa.s saa' 0i 4th are Rent,
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: Sew York, will hold public meeting at
-. East 18th ~, On SUNDAY evening, Jan.
llock. 4. ". syn ne by Mr. u. Langton.
10. Adam &. IA All, fs9. singing by
n. sullivan, COltl ! Gl,ulgu. ttOk6E
+, preiltcnt. L NCLLOr Nj kuif,
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w ANTI.rD.

A LARGE NUMBER OF LOCAL AND
travelling agents. Of either az, evcryv here, in
pleasant and prontabc business will "a, ttum TO
I'r d1v sample. and circulars sent t'ee by mail
on receipt Ut 20 cts. MESEkNEI BROS, 81 Nss-
eau t., \, y, Room ~. ilP
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS - WANTED A
n ieH real fine artificial flower tiakers also some
learners. Apply at - frAnkin-t t. 3l3