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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Electlon La octoJer ne0i.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Election ia October ne1i.
So We a,c authorized to announce JAMES .
MCCORMICK "a n candidate FOR Sheriff Of Jaspc
county, at tls ensuing election " oe'o9er'
~ Weave Authorized t. announce Lieut. j. G
ELLIS, Co. X. 37th Mississippi regiment. a candi
d4to for sheriff Of Jasper county.
~ We arc arthnrized to ANNOUNCE The Same 81
JASPERN BROWN, IS G candilate Or Tax Assfs
sor az Lauicl dale coaAiy, at The cnguing October
election.
IT, We ere authorized 10 ANNOUNCE tis name ii
5. " KiENARD, rs a candidate for Co-oacr OF Leu
Gordalo county, 81 the ensuing octo5cr election.
e>
- We arc apthorizod to annouace tho mauc q
y GRIFFIN, ~ q candidate f,r the Office Of Sheriff
or Newton county. Eieetiouil Octobci next.
--------N ~as. Go
IT, We raauthorized q aanoaace SAMUEL Il
HALE, As can9ilste for SaCIif 81 Newton COMMIT,
atthe enaahg October election
~ we are authorized to announce tho name #
Wh. burgess Ia a candidate for aAerfr Of scott
county - the ensuing October o.cctiau.
-s go s-
.i5 We are authorized 70 announce SIEDD as a
c'ldita.r for reelection 70 TIC Office 81 Coroner Of
this county
~ We are authorized to announce Hon J "
BROOKE, "a . caali}at Tor reelection 81 the office
oi Probate Judge. ~ Iaudv.lIo county 10 tie cEau
ios OctobcT election
80
Ca U-e are autloiz ft'auaounee ~ FALrOED
as ? candidate FIR reelection - iho Office q Shera
Of Lauie.dal2 corGtf.
~ We ars au.hos.zed 10 anne 5nce y PIG
FORD, as caaaidsfe for re clcctnu % tie office So
As. sof q L2a+eIG-is county, II tle ensuing Oca
~ Weare a.h5,izsdf - announce T. H. HIGGINS.
Of Company g. ASS Ni5-ss.,ii r. ialrt can8i-
October election.
~ We are auiho lied 10 Announce THOMAS w.
GRAYSoN asa candidate for Circuit and Probate
1lask for J-apes co1aty st Sic election "a Ootobrr
Etxt.
~ We arc snuoIizcd 10 anro-arcg q. r. NC8LtE
a. candidate for tjFrn'. and rfoJ--e Clerk 5f SAT'
county, at the Cetooer electloa.
TO we aro authc..zei to aurouucc NICAJhI.
&,i!E as cau2id:to for election IL tle o.ce %
Probate jn3g. ~ jas G county NJ tue ensuing e!Cc
lion on NE II MONDAY ~ q. bas next.
----> s-
go We are ant orz.d 90 auao-nce- G ". UDN
Dh5SoN. as candidate i rcci-ctiou to tie otcr ~
CLERK 81 tie Circuit Cons. Il I@u1-rlao CoeAfy, az
tAs ensuing October election.
So <------
~ We are authorized 70 a..-5uucc Iicut LAFAY-
Ell iEJ McINNIa, 90 A, a5'h aia~i- i.ni rcg'aa. st
cand late far SAet.. o. LauserdsIc county, ~ iae
ensuing October election.
---c o----
- wo:re Authorized 10 eanoucc BENZ TING.
PEN, rs candidate for ra oiection to The elico o.
Probate Judge Of Jasper coIrty. 80 he ensuing clcc-
tion o. ne Isl Monday in October roat
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10 We are authorized 80 auaoaace l.. HAN.
Treasurer q: 'acra' --oln'y, ct de nc@t os..-.f
October ciccti-n.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

AN I4MENsE BEET. We have recently
been the recipient of several specimens
of the genus Beta, which we thought in
point OF SIZE, could not DO excelIed, but
on yesterday we received from Dr. 2. II.
Moody, of Choctaw county, Alabama, a
beet that eclipaes any before received
1t weighs seren pounds. The.Doctor says
if any one can beat this, he will try again
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

se2- We had the pleasure Of cal! yes
terJay from our genial friend, Capt. d.
Deuayeu. The Captain IS looking we'll
and is as indefatigableRs ever in his efforts
IN behalf of the cause Ct freedom.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

MY HOUSE and lot IN the town Of Morton on tia
II southern Railroad. The ho1ae cahiana three
ToGms and q kitchen adj0inipr The lot Il wohun-
d ed feet square with good we'll Of waer-shgubbe.
~, and good vegetable garden
Also Tor sale Eood isule and buggy
Tor terms address
MRS. MARTHA CLARK
iulyl4d4A* NeriaiSn, Bliss.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

We continue to receive nattesin- &C
counts Of the crop prospects in south
western Georgia. The indications are
that fine crop Of corn has already been
secured il Georgia, Alabama and Missis-
sinpi.
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4 nplElAY VEoRn-

EfOMETO my house this morning q negro man who
- calls bis name Henry iumphriCs, ana says lac bv.
longs to Geo W Hunphrcs ST.
Henry says he belongs ca the D@lkeilh plantation ia
Madison arish, La aeAwas taken % some place IN
Alabama. This boy Is black, - % ycas q &C. is
about feet high aui viii weigh 40 pounds IIe Gays
lie is oh.his way back 10 Jackson Miss, 20 his oil
I9stcr
do not know where any Ct the family arc, az this
time bat this may meet the eve of seine II them, which
viii let ihem know where he now H. llaraA1argani
iuls AIDA q. a. cox
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Major General M:lroy, who was re-
lieved from duty long while ago, on
account - ill-.-cIc or ircompetency, has
been ordered to Nashville TO take com
mand Of the hundred day troops when
they arrive at~tEat place.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

A correspondent rifles from the Yam
lzee army before Petersburg: Here. IS
everywhere else that my observation has
extended, the women OF the South are
cur most incorporating foes. The in
tensity Of their hatred is really appalling"
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a900.0n REMAND.

ID AN AWAY from tae Coy eminent saw mn, r. ar
CuDa station on the Ala Il Mics. Rivers ltalraadi
on the night OF the 9th inst negro boz named abe,
% years of age feet one inch high, weighs about
l3apoulds is black, and shows . 5000 ueAi 81 1Ae
white IL his eyes. Had whcu he LEFT, SHIT ans
pants OF osna burg, and 5arefooted- wlii give
the above named reward Of enc huaGred dollars Tor
his apprehension and delivery 70 at this place, or
fifty dollars for his lodgment in any jail - tha car
get him. lie Is supposed TO be making his way TO the
Yankees la Mississippi i. II. EOGANy Apt
iulyl3d2w Cuba, Ala.
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B&3" Private advices from Vicksburg in
form US there is a great deal Of sickness
in the city at present. The mortality
among the negroes is unusually great.
One of the white female inportations
from New England, who came down
South" to place the African on an equal
ity with herself, recently "shutiled off
this mortal coil" These primers of ne
gro ideas will be apt to give up the
ghost' in pretty large numbers during
the sickly season, unless they take their
pupils to a more northern latitude.
They will be pretty apt to realize the
truth of Artemus Wards opinion OF the
negro during the summer months.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

To CORRESPONDENTS large number
of unpublished communications lie before
lis, and the quantity is augmented by
every mail. Some are too long, others
without signatures, few written regard
less Of orthography or syntaX, and a mum
her upon stale subjects. On file we have
quite anumber awaiting their turn. They
will De inserted as speedily as possible
Correspondents should remember our
space IS limited, and that "war news" is
what the people now want. Letters
touching other matters should be short
and to the point. Our own ideas and
views are given in as few words as posi-
bic in order to insert all the general news
Correspondents must follow our example.
We have no time to transcribe letters OF
make corrections. Every letter must be
legibly written with ink, and only on one
side Of the paper.
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PRoyosT MARSHA GESamIs OFFICE. !
Meridian, Miss, July Sth, 1864.
~ E&EnAL Og.D1HS EG.

q
Maj JIG. Denis. having az ia,
deneral' have pni-uart 10 Ceu.9l OI,lers 10. IS,
rom Lieut. Gel. y y L-c assumed tie du..os Of
ihst Office
H. CAPT w + Balloek. Jr.hA.G ACE.
Il icIr- y aunepuc I'd 81 "AtsitlHt p.0. Star. Gcal'
a-a ''ih be o1erel al4 raGce',l accordingly. AH
cVauluuta cations will DIX addfcesa D. Aia at thl. .rs
Ill Al officers A.retnfIse Ing a. Lhtf Pro-.
N3rshs8 II Diict" win forp ald 81 once 90 4li, 81.
Use report Of al officers On auy 10 HaAir ,pecage
me'if aaie Of assignment ana ~ whose rr.cr g..
~. Al Provo Ma.aha,, 81 tais Department viii
report by letter 90 tA.s Office immediately, giving 'b,r
Eane, RANK IcFinf, date C)I4Dias .g, date Of aB-
s.tNmcit nd by whose order IS. tncd.
they viii also report ttc number tf detailed mcu
on duy viii them, giving nai.c, rank regiment, date
~ HsNGnnent, by whose order asa s.t au4 whptltg
detailed Ga Surgeons Ceitia.a.e u Disability" "
VI Provost BIar,haIs VIII requir, III all oe,eors
committing prisoner. 10 their charge. COPY Of chores
one Post 10 another viii ia a eases seEd with til-
P.iio1cr5 stat'insLt showing dato vt c,n..Inc,;,
"tttttcf offence q. & h5 whose ordcr CO.. dntd WLot
caa'Fss hryo btcn preferred COPY Of tlu Charge
e i'll always accompany The prisoners aa1 auy ollcr
icts high - gt ae useful, Should always Lc stated
uGicr tA2 LEAD oi Hyyts
VI The attention Of an Provoet 2la slals IN this 10,
psraeat j, called - Par. il 7nd Ut General orders
NO 60 from Lieut. Gen. Lcs. q siiet C.Ia iance
tl.i it.. VIII be IisiaIy C..EIrecd.
Attention Is al.o caA.l 10 Conceal Orders 80. q.
irom DcI agtmsut HeadqUa tCfs Provost 1.al sla.s
VIII gC' oiu themselves accordingly
VII IocSl Prov Msr-LJls VIA H. az cases q Z up
The form 81 dose ptJa attached 20 tine ~ scs isrcI
ala tsir Cd..@ All vii b. vey particular hat said
lass i granted.
VIII TIE attention r lcrsons en-, loyed in the
Sac:'t Sery.ce is s,llrd 10 Par General orders
so. 81, from I.,Cq laFters Department. Ala Mi-s.
< Ett Ia. They VII in ihcr report st,te ihe
date % ;Lc.r emp. ymelt, hy whose oH'vr capioyga
AMI with whom on duly az tat rme. Those faja 10
report IN accordance a'h the terms Of Ne above men
TONED order ty tic first day # Alqat l5,i. VIII yo
tl -i if- ID o lt "a d "a - =.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

CLNroN Ia, JQIy Eel. s.ott ;aa whipped the
Yankees at Por. Gibson tasiD; thirty prisoner.
Heavy rins heard il the di.ec;ion Of Por, IEEl-
son this morning bei-aas two hour. boio.o day and
Ill continuing.
Lite New Orleans papers state that Judga Hand
lin, Of tie tari District Court has been removed l,r
deciding that slavery exists IN Louisiana
re Iicayvac has been revived, pro2-iag 10 wear
The YANKEE yoke, IL every till &.
cola 10
Cotton los
al eliat IA Western Louisiana. .
Tie enomy has forbidden papers being ssut f.om
Baton Rouge.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

THE GEORGIA Notwithstanding 10 the
latest newspaper advices from Atlanta,
there is no change in the position of the
Chattahoochee. The Fourth, Sixteenth
and Twenty-third corps, are across tie
river upon our right. The cavalry raid
ers have retroated from our left through
Villa Rica and Sweet Water. The enemy
are Smelling freely from position near
the railroad bridge and evidently would
like to rebnild this bridge before they
moved forward in force. Our army Is
improving daily, and the infantry AID
cavalry are vieing with each other in
their foraging expeditions upon the vege-
table gardens Of neighboring farmers.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
from the Paris Msniteur, June 2! J

/ rom TIE EiIiS N riltcufs q uAe - J
! The Confederate cruiser Alabama, car
| ryiDg out the design il had announced
several days before hand left Cherbou z
| Rodes yesterday at ten o'clock a. d,
and advanced against the Federal cor
yette Kearsarge, which lowered IN the
! oi!ing at a distance ofabout fifteen miles.
| Theron clad frigate Couronnes left her
moOrings simultaneously with the Ala
bama, and accompanied her five miles
in order to prevent hostilities from tak
ing place in French waters. The action
| commenced at about eleven o'clock, far
beyond that limit. The firing was gal
Iantly kept up on both sides for two
hours, after which the Alabama was com
PEELED by the severe injuries she had
sustained 10 make for CherbOarg.
The Kearsarge Immediately gave
chase, but few minutes later the Ala
b9ma sunk. 1t was then one O'clock.
The Kearsarge saved seventy-two of the
crew and returned 70 Caerb6aIg, where
she anchored IL the coutse OF the after
noon. The Confederate and three Fed
eral wounded were landed and taken to
the Chefbourg hospital. Nine more of
the Alabama's crew were brought back to
Cherbourg by pilot boat. The steam
tug Var was SEM nom Cherbourg by the
Perfect Maritime to afford assistance TO
the Alabama as soon as she appeared to
be in danger, but only arrived after all
the survivors had been picked up.
Paris June 2o) Corresp ondence London Newsl
Nine miles at sea is but a little distance
on fine day, and 1850 Parisians, who
had arrived at Cherbourg by an excur-
sion train to see the new Casino, had a |
capital view of the combat. Captain |
Semmes meant to fight all along ana had |
intended to board the Kearsarge. Ca |
Thursday last he entertained large
party on the now extinct Alabama, and |
showed with pride to the ladies who din
ed with him the boarding matches ana |
sabres fresh ground,) which were dis
played on deck. The French Govern
ment papers-all favorable to the South
lament the loss of the Alabama.
[Frcm Galignaufs Messenger, June 22I
Capt. Semmes was in want of wood.
provisions and coal. He had eight mil
lions of francs on board, the booty heap
I'd UP from her various encounters, bet
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

HEya General Orders No. 90 fae~n the
Aljutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Richmond, states that officers travelling
under orders Will 30 allowed Transports
ton in kind and ten dollars per day.
Generals or other officers commanding a
district department. or army in the field,
and chiefs of the several Military bu.
reaux, are alone authorized to give orders
that viii carry transportation.
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alabama s BffsSissSlppa Rtt CTS
Railroad.

CH1NGE or. SCHEDULE.
NN ard after sunday phi 3 1864. Nal Trains VIII
~ leave Broad Street Depot az 1l0, A. a.. daily. ami
arrive - Dunop0lis 1850, a. NJ, aud ~ Meridian
at 300 y. N leave Meridian q, AM and ur q az
Selma I:l5 NewbeI1'e and Marion Aceninlrcft Ion
Train viii arrive at lima al $50 NJ da ~ anu cave
az B NJ, ectiug with Passenger 1r..1te a. TIE
Alabama s. Tennessee ltvcs Railroad Freight
trains VIII leave SehnadslY, lSaudays exccpted) ~
O:l5 A NJ and arrive Al Selma at ll:aO A NJ
VI. 3 PRITCHABD.
june qdtf or l!nrs.' r and q crl ) up.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Head Quarters,
D6part9.t AlQ., Miss anil h. La.,

~ iittidtis Miss. y uly =, IL.
4 = ESEGAL ORDERS EO. 81
= Hereafter the dutics OF oil Provaat
htarshais within the limits Of tits Department viii b.
und' the immediate control of the Commauiant Of
Poss' q or near which they may be stationed Com.
haaaanis Of Posts being The tcsponsible parties.
a. Inc returns end reports heretofore required
rom Provost Marshals WI be MADE by them through
no p 'eral con maidans Il roas % Tie Pro os Ma.
shal General 81 these lIead.qi lrtpra
III General Orders -. c. current series az well AZ
special orders 10 a dated May -. IsCt nom tLc,o
lead quarters sell IS al ohcrs ia conflict With
alb We paragraphs ere Eclehv revoked.
~, lie present District Provost AIarehsls vi re-.
laain on cuty Is re local Iioyost AarsLals u.l,es
there ahould aicaiy be one, 10 Which case they .i4
report u whiting ~ orders 10 the Provost Marshal
General
V AH per-nns employed 81 - eccrci Service win
report immediately by letter 10 iAc Provost Marshal
General.
BY command Of Lieut. Cen Lee
Julyt2wd I. ELLIS, in, g. A. G..
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

hey The Mobile News learns the Yan-
kee raiders struck the West Point road
at Chchaw, and were there met ana re,
pulsed by Col. Thomas, with State troops.
They appeared again ut Notasulga, and
were again worsled. They were probably
making for Opclil:a.
AT that point Gen. Johnston has posted
three thousand OH men. 1t is boliev.
cd that Cen. Armstrong; fac cavalry
brigade arc after them. We have strong
hopes that the party viii be captured or
destroyed, though at last accounts the
emergency had not passed.
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EI0TTGE
--sNW - -
EG0 lbs. Good SUGAR.

tSWJ IDS. NHUJNE y = 49,
lust RECEIVED and for sale in quantities o. % 10
- and upwards. Price $500 per pound Lnqare
at TAYLOR & BASS othcr.
iulyl5-d1w.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

~ Weave anthoflzed % announce Lieut. j. G.
ELLIS Co. X 37th Mississippi rgimcnt a candi.
dato for sheriff OF Jasper county
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

" AzEEssb
f5NO hire bY the month for the balance Of the wear
SIXTY NEGRO MEtg. Tor whom the higbos I
market price viii be paid.
Apply at the Southern Rail Road Office Meridian
hiss G. A.READING,
-neTla.an, May %, 81 sept so r. r
may -G-tItf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

80 We arc arihosized to announso Tie same IF
JASPERN BROWN, rs eandiiata ftr Tax e5fs.
az Lauie dale co1Aiy, at The cnguing October
election
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HGbYRe ~.

SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD or ICE,
Meridian, N4y -, lsfi.
ff7HE Mail Trains are running through 20 jack
Z son follows:
Leave Meridian daily al z A. NJ.
Jackson g. - O. a. II.
Arrives at Meridian daily a. 6.2o y. n.
'a ia,hscn "410
No freight train al be uuii further notice. SIX
press freight will be taken ~ Tie Nail Trans
G. a READING,
Nay 20. G-dtf- Supcrint tllteut.
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EG- MISS Fannie Phillips, of Nicls-
burg, was recently married in that city,
to one Of our paroIed prisoners Up 10
the fall Of yiyhsborg Miss Fannie was
one of our most patriotic Southern girls,
and here is prof that year within the
enemy's lines has not changed her senti-
ments jot. She has our best wish 5 for
future happiness and prosperity.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

RTEAR the Mobile and Chic Railroad Office, two ~
1 \ large brass KEYS, which TIC owner can have by
proving property ana paying for this adve' seL, at
Also one bunch drawer kere julyl5tf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

- We authorized to aunsnace tho name &c
y. GRIFFIN, q candidate f.r the Office Of Sheriff
or Newton county. Election IL OctobC next.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

fEfe We are authorized 70 announce JAMES u.
MCCORMICK, "a candidate for Sheriff Of Jasper
county, at the ensuing election IN Ceo5er.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

IT, We ara authorized 10 Announce SAMUEL r.
HALE, as canGilste for SaCIiE 81 Newton COMMIT,
40 the cuSgh Z Ult0lcr election.
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~ we are authorized to announce tho name #
Wa. BURGESS udbiato for aAeda Of Ssolt
county - the ensuing October g. elton
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

IT. We ere authorized 10 aunounc. tlIs name If
IS. II. KiENARD, rs q candidate Tor Cn~cncr OF Leu
Gordalc e9uAty 81 the ensuing Octo5or election.
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$50 IL CIV 0TCl

$50 row ard
| Il ~ AWAY--my boy ,L'dd...on, ie is spare built
: t'9ck ant ahout Set ia,A, 81, IA piaus
aly, and probably las ciota uit lie has pas.
irom r. Thomas ). Carver Ecn Aiobite io say resi-
aeaee, near Crba Station ana E i4.LiAs a5ou; tiIs
| FIR Esgsd-,e q MERIDIAN. cor i5arGfy tie boy I
will give tie above reward for lis Go cry Ly Sd.
TEos J CARVER.
| jlly2o-a3t. spmtgr County
| FTOES Sale ar TINS CFFiCE-5o Rcaas best
a Q"alS Note paper
sEzsAWED
7 7RON tbs place TWO OXEN. one black and white
4 I"ct. very oor, tEe other rel spt e.-.l sore
aers ana IN good ertcr arg oue giving ia.auaation
SO tA&t can set tLcra, VII DC Ib,is ~ Z ..-.l.l
Merriam July Edit
y. 5aA2T2E.
WATCH MAKER.
z Z as room at JOINS IOTEI, a.d - prepared 10
/ i do al kuds Ct work in his line such Is crahing
naichss clccAs, sc az short notice, ard on rescoa
bic terms. ioly l7-5lw.'
SrRAYE1b GER sT0EEE.
F7BO.i my camp ia This Ylsee, somo tr0 5ass EGO
= dan coored L,fsc mule average height and brss,-
ded g. s. III, LIT fofe shoulder no Uiser nstts
remembered lie PAGES wcl under saddle, apa is Is
thought ho las been stolen.
Farmers are cautioned against b1yrg such en- am
NAL and any one giving information that will lead
to lis recovery, viii be anIiably rowafd-
CA4 10 II. lytfk b.
1t Col & Chief ngincer
inl +, l6 d2v. Dept Ala. MISS. & z. IA
gECk sA.H-Betveen five ana six hundred
b pounds Of Type MoiI Enquire a. this alice II
ENROLLING OFFICE.
Meridian Miss, July 4, lScf
AVING been assigned a. Guiyfras s5i.s-ssii.g
4 Officer Of Lau3erdalu county, Miss, a! persons
bcsgveen The ages Of scvcEteeu and fly years, "ho
have not been eRrclel are hereby Lotcd t-~t tt-y
mus rspo-t without delay at this Office.
All who have made application .r exemption or
detail and who Lave not received tie same are re
qUeeted TO call at tliia office
RI HENDERSON,
July l533t lst Lieut.. and inIoiliAg Oiieer |
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A II MERIDIAN opens for delivery Of letters al
"A 4. II and closes r.. ri. No business cone ia
the Office between II aAd >
w. c. EMERSON, P. NJ
May IL, 1s6i-dif
- Army Pos, Office Is in the same building, ard
kept open neariy al hour Of the day.
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-iz5 We are authorized 10 announce ! SilEDD as \
c2udiiasr for reelection To tie Office 81 Coroner Of
this county
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

"a ~ are aatAo.iz y ~ announce ~ F.ALEOED
candidate FIR reelection - iho Office q Sheria
4 Lauie.dNa county.
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80 We arc Guiho ICED 10 Announce THOMAS w.
GRAYSON asa candidate for Circuit and Probate
Ilask for J-apes couaty 81 Sic election "a Oo,obrr
next.
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We are aulaal.z-1 20 q nauues TTCHARI
coaaty.
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- we ar7 author n % announce |H0S- DEAR
ING. 81 Candidate f-g Assessor Vi Se7toa couH. .
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80 We are authorized 80 auncaace L. HAN.
Geek, IS candidate fof rcglect:s0 80 tho Cf.-c
Treasurer a aracIds rv-u.y, 81 Io ucNt c..-' aE
October ciccti-n.
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- We :re authorized 60 aGnoucc BENZ TING
PEN, rs a candidate for ra election to The oGIce o
Probate judge Of Jasper colriy. he ensuing clcc
tion Ga :le lst Monday in october roA-.