davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

THE BATTLE BsrwEsN rnH.IxDIASs ANr
Col. CHIVINGroN, NEAR FoRr Lyon, CoLo
RADIO TKRkIrokE.-The following extract
from letter written from Colorado Ter
fItoty, under date of December 9. putg
different aspect upon the reported
achievements OF Col. Chivincton and bis
command near Fort Lyon. in THAT Terri
sorry. where five hundred Indians were
reported killed. The writer occupies =
mighty responsible position in tie Terri
'ory, and his statements may be relied
upon. He FAY:
You have n. ard, o. will long before
'H' reaches ycG, OF the great Indian ba.-
,'0 near TORI Lyon, between the scattered
uA % HoS OF dhdIans III and about there and |
me command under Col. Cniviugton IL |
ls fa!d hat 500 indians were killed ard
some OF our troops. 1t may be of inter
est to you TO know something moro ohn,.
this matter
ne tEuth will doubtless show tb,t ,b;.
attack on the detencelass savaqts waS
phe OF the most cruel in history. The
"olahs claimed to be quiet and at peace
'et inc command pitched into yiIl.oe
. lo0Re~' ana the most of those yicti,os
'ere "oneh and papooseS. None war..
Pafeo. All were killed who could no,
cape ihese Indians, ! am assursa
'oleS'ett no travellers who passed anono
i ha;m a mosi OF them had given u6 >
lFlr nre arms before the attack W.
iaoe. II such is military glory. God do
yer me from all such. Yet This n,o,
0i' ohivlngton. will attempt to n1ak
Pu'a'lon as military commander on
tbIs massacre, which should canea bi
luooer OF horror through the wbola : =
"h.ny, ,dnnyy II IL shall prove true, as have Ut
doubt will appear in good time nave
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
NOTICE

- ~
10 Nancy Arrinton, Henrv 49, ~
William Arrinton and arv 'r.' =. h,
Arrlnton, minor heirs of IyEn tEiI
ARRlNTON, late Of Ne,yton nAlA
deceased, or Burweil Arrj,,s PIN SO'
Middleton Cooley, Guardi.n,,. ,.';r :,
minors. al OF Jasper eounpS 4, io' 'Ass
State. ""'y' III 'sse1
FAKE notice that Manis,, A. au
4 widow and relict of ssid Fygv; ,'s
ARRlNTON, deceased, has f,aI ,II'LA In
ttion in the Honorable tho n. psi
Court of Newton county. ,or bor tlso
in the estate, both real AMI ra,,a,. - ind
Ihc ssid r, ekiel Arrinton, which ,.a T.
tltion will be for trial At tho T..
term, 1865, 0! the Probata C''. ''or
Newton county, on the, third Mon.
said month Of January, At ,L,. to~
Decatur, in said county Of Newt, c.
which ms aud place you can ir,S"
III, appear and make defen., Il
MANISSA ARRIN10yI.S =
true extract from the minnie. ~ gher
Probate Court OF Newton COUNTY adt
- G en- under my hand 10
LIS. official seal, this 10, h dar y, 1N
- cember, 1864.
JAMES A. WARE, Cle}
Dec. %, lSG4-3-5t - '''''
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
Thursday, ay,::::::::January 19. 1865

SsJ The Northern and Southern .vr,
psthizers in England seem we'll sat;sGad
with the re'ponse of Earl Russell To the
commissioners who presented the mani
festo recently put forth by the Couf.de.
rate Congress. He declares the Z. =
the intention Of his government to main.
tam strict neutrality, at the sanae
tlme implies, rather than admits tb.t
the South is an independent nation. Tha
ihdex' our organ in London. is so wall
pleased with the tone of the of;.;.1
per that il dcc'ares his iordship has t.ker
step In the right dire elton. which
means that a few more steps of the .ame
KIND viii lead to the formal -, o,;,;o,,
OF the 'Confederacy. 1t is not believed
however that England will lead the wa,
toward establishing The South anon.
recognized nations. She will await N.
signal OF Napoleon, and when that :
gwen the British Government will imme-
ui"teiy respond. When Earl RusseII {
peaks OF the " Northern and Southern {
states OF the formerly United State. of
orth America" it cannot be doubted !
mat he regards the Urion beyord the t
possibility OF restoration. However
yhlle he IS permitted to carry the freight II
i TINS continent in his own ships and &
"Poieon Is allowed 10 remain undi.- Il
Aroed IN Mexico, we need not exerci.e st
'e'''' very much about recognition y,
no intervention. There is no immedi. . ~ ~
0re of European succor. g., m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
time Ofits eclivery in the mode prescrib-


time its delivery in the mode prescrib-
ed by law
SIC. 5. The hcider OF Treasury notes
desiring TO receive the iithes aforesaid
In payment thereof shall convert the
same into Treasury certificates bearing an
interest OF per cent. per annum, which
shall be issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury IN exchange for said notes, and
SNAIL express on their face the object for
hlch they are intended, the holders Ct
1lch said certificates shall be entitled
:. r. celve payment therefor in the tithts
"forF sald, at the rate OF one FIFTH OF the
amount annually; Provided however,
that more than one-f;th OF the amount
fof tIthes due for any such certificates, or |
ihe whole OF such amount, may be paid
In any year at the. election of The Secres
tary Provided that treasury notes re-
deemed in lieu The certificates author
l1ed By this are shall not be re issued:
Provided fuftheF, that said cel tificates
sAaH be divided into two classes, TO be
deiignsted rexpectisely as No. l and g.
Certificates dusing the first six months Of
the year 1905 shall be the first class, and )
'hali be redeemable in cotton at fortv Q
cents a pound, corn at one dollar and i
lity cents per bushel ard wheat at three
ioiiars per buShel: Provided, however, =
nat holders OF Treasury notes living in o
he Trans Mississippi Department shall e
e allowed two months additional to con-
err lhelr Treasury notes into certificates A
she nrst class. Certificates isAued sub. II
queDC 10 the SIX and eight months Of .,
Alo year shall be of the second class,
no snail De redeemable ia cotton at fifty
ents per pound, corn at two dollars per
~ ont OF Ill /
lshel. CC
SIC. 6. All planters and farmers liable "a
The tax in kind shall be permitted to If' t'
.isfy the same by payment Of such GER ri
lea1es as aforesaid.
SAC I. Cert ficates issued under the ac
monty OF this act shall be in the fol. Co
wing proportions, to wit: Four-ninths ~ e'''
separate certificate, payable ia cotton. ei
htHs payable III corn, and one e
"a payable in wheat; but no sum less 'or
~ ~ ioag nVe dollars, Or its nuItipIe w
III De converted into Treasury cert f.
es when the sum is under nine hum mn
\ collars. But the zmount TO be ie
lie payable on the face OF each certif- nan
, "hen the sum converted into Treas me
certIhcates is more than ninehun- Is =
'oliars, shall be such as the Secre. som
re treasury shall Judge to be .i':- -:
suitable and convenient for the mr.. ms ir
, 3 OF TINS *ct, which said certificate
pc "sSiSnaoie In writing in ssch form ,'''a
win such authorization AS the Sec. one
ry of the Treasury nav rpa.on;t N DEC Indi
c. 8. The public fuitb :. yet I
9ed to the immutebIa oh.a.x to! of lc
herein shove conto;so, 80 ol were
he collection OF the ia, 90, ,..L 40 spare
and cotton in kind and tbo a.r' escal
n thereof as aforesaid mill ~ pm mole
'tion OF the currencv cvso.bo them
shall have been comnlet.J pro their
+. 8. This act shall La IN 49, =. made
Assage thereof VIZ from liver
i.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
"ck o" WiIminRtOn---0me meiml Ran
OF Admiral po-..
NorrH ATLANTIC Sor.nYo~

N"TTH atlantic SquADRor. !
oe SSui'eq States Flag Ship Aohicau
IL, SeW ", Inlet. Nc, Dec. q. 1864
non w. "elies, Secretary of the N,vr.
BETTING our or THE Exp1D1.lox.
oril PIX: was in hopes / should hava bs.,
', |" present to the nation Fort En-.
"nu % surrounding works a, Ch.;.t-
nnt ihne' out am sorry 10 aay that II ba.
nor no' oeen taken yet. attacLsJ :; :. mas
-s ne I'm m INST, with the IronsideS C,non vn
EIs' m'hopac. Nonanonc, M;nn".n,n ""n
Sn.orI' hehican. Tuscarora. WabasL
,T"ni"r T4i"en"nnah, Brooklyn, Powhattan
tnnt"t a. ~; H'oecy, Shenandoah. paw
0maIa. rricondsropa, Mackinaw. Ta,co
SasSacns ~ ~ mon'lcello, Rhode Island
rop'lae, Santiago de Cuba. Far, 1y' ~eony'
Ano Vanderbilt, having a raSsssel sA'on, |
un Ti'1ail vessels, consisting of The A.,
Nto"quah' Wilderness, Cherokao ~
i1hce' Anomone, Erebus. Gettv.L,.
Alabama. Keyston, State R.n.h SouFe'
ma Lillian. Tristem Shandy Br;3s Eul
GOVERNOR Buckingham and Ean.en'ns
EXPLOSION OF Ehs IMMENSE rosprno
Lrevious to making The attaek :. -.
-, p~I on iarge scale. with an anonnt =,
'"aer on board supposed 10 be su III fc;sn.
,o., p'oae the powder magazine Of tba ,
r''' Was prepared with gr. nj r.ra -.
alae.d undcr the command OF Conon, u
uer a =. Rhlnt. So much Ind -" !
~ SSiu anu =rItten about the terrihl. e.. !
% gan2Swder in an explosion thai o.' h.n "
';Ii 'T' lately In Eaeland, that orant - :.
,1i.s = were expected from this novel r,o,,. :,
= niakinE war. Everything that ;s~. :, :
iu'tY t'a could dsvise was aclol.te to msL : :
He experiment . success AaAe !"
on the Goth a heavy yale a., :, e G
ne southward. and not be;ne Ia S Se
nHke port without scattering al ~ ~
.i', - ! determined to ride il out, wh;n,,r - -
'o "it1out any accident OF anv k;a.i 4 - -
xeept the loss of = few a,cho.. A'n"s IN
'"neors on aad all behaving btautifpiI. 'ne :.
20 the 23rd direct,.d Conorn., WI
ol"" 20 proceed aud explode the 49, ~
Shi under the ~. Hs Of For, Pishst a. 'ot
'aotofd. OF The Coast Sur. > M -"
me ~ ~ night &a,i a csrtained IN "
uiu place veseu - >. van Go, u" wa wa
GUT on the 'dg, OF The beach. a, 49, on,
81 ten p M. tho powder ys. ,el - - ~ .aaf
:, wards the bar, and was tores hv A., 1i "~.
= .su+fnf 80 nnlil the em bras us4s of Hc,, -
s@eE HeEs RlainlN IN sisAt. TAe VA 80 1Ae
= IS sAsR east eG and che EalihNs - - 80
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

=, : KoN y WhtTAkN NokTH C,,o
learn thst on The oIst af na"s n"oLiSA.-"e
At s bsdsl..e, h,sEs. that fight took place
Pre- - Tak5rs Ras, esp. between Captain \
and soms s sss and Car.ell's companies
TT soic ieserters, tories aud rdl.has'
hey attacked our ,o,r-. fro,. robbers
sn' out were speedily routed "n, m, am
rely chastised. Thev Jo.t tops ana Sc
ed, Tour wounded and fnn- ur'ten klii
PRISONERS. We Lost none ~ L:,, taken
noone II, The foods were 81 al'lro , or
'ne enent n hich ean,.d uirinR
Iharfs aenneiaAfabIe nnml'ax me ais
!. mai had hte thfDwn Away b, 1r ,e. o. guns
1aptoin Pee was IN com. y me enemy.
snon, , and diatingui.hed b;no.nf, .nn ost-
'ooiness and d$bfaverv .. al nimselt by |
Command. as ala his entire
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
state or MIss,-

e.. > ASPER COUNTyr.
James c. Perry ''"' 4. d,
John f. Green. '''Dment SD
TNllIS day comes tho ,,..
Il attorney into open pda'hiif 3.
gests thai the defendant Il court, at5.
pon-resld"nt Of The State % Of NE NJ. ca'.
1t Is therefore ordered BY tho h SlIs'is q
publication be made in iba epF r Cour
ION, newspaper printed ., ony 'ttpt
IN the town OF Meridian. ' IL l1ta
OF Laude'dale, in said State :. 'he &c
oy law GIVING notice to the az Re ft2
tnat unless be appears in and T taeieas
IA .n'' Court Court at the next term tba. %eloH
oe holden At the Court Honefe anefes
Town of Paulding on the atb boSse It h
d arch A. d, l865-then sn5 - 54onde o.
lead answer or demur to y" ,;a a,;s, tse
'laint or Tie same " II be = :. 3ht'e
e'sed and juG ems ~ repda,sS9 le !,
ngly. ueted se
->- Given under m, IA.
- Der, A. D.. 1865, 10Y oi Nct
~, LEROY DEASE. c,.a I.
y Thomas w. Grayson, ran,, S,!els /
Dec. 20-2-5t 'p'y u.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

dispatches from the body. Another sol
dier hred hia nusket into the bomb prooI
among the rebels and eight or ten 9th.
ers, who had Ventured near the forts.
were wounded by our shells.
As the ammunition gave out the YES
sells retireo from action, and the Iron
sides, Minnesota, Colorado and Su.oue-
hannah were ordered to open rapidly,
which they did with such effect that Sit
seemed to tear the works to pieces. w
drew off at sunset, leaving the ironclsc
10 hre through the night, expecting the
troops would attack in the morning,
"nen We would commence again. re-
eeiVed word from Gen. Weitzel, inform
ing me that itwas impracticablo TO as-
sault. and herewith enclose a letter from
zen. Latter. assigning is .ason for with.
drawing bis ops. | also epeIose my |
answer.
u The bOmbardment OF the a5th. tn.
men were engaged firing slowly for seven
hours. The rebels kept q couple of guns
on 'he batteries firing on the vessels, hi..
1ing some OF them several times without
noing much damage. The WabaAh and
Fo"hatan being within their range, The
13J-ct seemed 10 mainly be TO disable
mem, out rapid fire soon closed them I
Up. Everything was coolly and syste. {
hStcaIIy done throughout the day, and t
Witnessed some beautiful practice. t
inc army commenced landing about b
Wo o'clock, Capt. Glisson, in the Santi '
go de Cuba, having shelIed Flag Pond O
Attery to ensure safe landing, and 81
ley commenced to re-embark about five 8,
c,ock. The weather coming on thick al
10 RAINY, about a brigade were left on ce
h.a ,,zlk =
70 ! gun poatf. As our troops landed 65 br
bel soldiers hoisted the white fac and
'lVersd Themselves up; 1l2 were taken TO
iSohers by the seaman landing troon. sal
q conveyed to the SantixRo de Cnho. riff
more gave themselves up to The ra'
M !; 2''erlng party-alI being desirous to au
= var. Low
10 not pretend to put my opinion in in
oosH!on to Gen. Weitzei, Hho is 8 thor. fo
- ldier and an able engineer. and nj
oSe business I is to know more of a. tha
us than lao, but cannot help think sha
'hAt IL was worth while to make tbo cat,
'mpt after coming 40 far. : .
oout Il O'Clock ! sent in day.cL- ma,
Il OF double-enders, under comn.r. catf
oohh Guest, t. see if Icould effart urv
h'rance through the channel. The DIRE,
t !, NUMBER OF wrecks in and A. o.,t the tarv
mas Changed The wnoIe formaticn mos
Hhere tie original channel WAS. we pose
a shallow bar. Sent Lieut.. W. r shall
'ng IN to pound buoy out channel and
!, could find one, with or ders fer com. reta
ger Guest to drag for torpeloes and Sr
ia1y to run in by the huoys when pied
ed. One boat belonging TO the IA. The !
was struck by shell, and man to Il
lis leg cut off. --''A" 60
ave not yet received a list Of casual cato,
out believe they are very Few from, DEM
nemy,s guns. We had killed and vided
ded about As persons by The burst SIC
n sir rarro' @ guns. the p
servant, DAVID D. Pox1nR,
Rear Admiral. GIN
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
a Administrative and Ad,nI.
fE2tur,k aneE.n


lVHEREAS, at a special Ter ,
II Probate Court OF Jones G, m
slsslppi, held on the 10Th dav Of
Der, A. ID. 1864, Letters Of Amini.,r
on the estate of JAMES A. SMITH
ceased, late Of said County, were o
ed to the undersigned: c
Therefore, all persons having 81
against the estate of said decedept
hereby notified to present them dply
bated and registered in the manney
IN me time prescribed by law or
VIII be barred, and all persons indoI
10 sad estate are hereby REQUESTED
make immediate payment.
CATHARINE SMITH. Admr',
X. j. HOPKINS. Admir-.
Nov. %, lS64-5l-7wx
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
: AeiInIniAaraInr,a

49, htAASH2ESitOE7k SOIiCC,
~ IL EREAS, at the October term |,
W OF the Probate Court Of Ttawap
county. State Of Mississippi. Letters
ihomlnl'tration upon the Estate Of
late DR.. j. !. Metts. dececxeJ -
granted to the undersigned; now, the
.oiG @ en- persons having Claims aear
d'II' 5%,h Esta,e are notified TO present III,
uuly authenticated, within the m
prescribed by law, or they Will be b,r,.
DO 949w5t ~, - :, nl'-,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
AtinainistFDtrtx HcIICo

hITERS Of Administration on
Il estate Of II. CARPENTER. decea,
OF Landerdale county, Mississippi, h
ing been granted to me. Thereon
persons having claims against said
tate, sre hereby notified and rcoue,
20 exhibit the same duly probated wi
II the time hnIited by law or thev ,
be forever barred.
I'll. A. L. CARPENTER. Adm'y
DecG-52-7tx ''i''
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

Hendssna' sna''anooaa Gssetie SAYS. fssnt.;,
riIl-s 80 t1e ieaelsr ct band ar r-aA r,a1
for rhs - oas been on tho Atlanta ras.i
No Nj. pass three months, with ts,;.,a@s
Chat1.-a" were aaptured ard hun. NJ. "
a. eoe'A rssesfs, ~ Yaaea.s near 80,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

aNF1N M. on tho Alabama "a -.
Is, negro nan uso savr h. i's'PIl Kali
ard Quite sl.et sad boy i'=bou feer el :. : un
fors ARD, nav no owD"r is reqnn.,d TO 80.
Benneits Station. All, No IL J: THOlAS.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

IHE TRANS MISSISSIPPI ARuv =. Ill,
a. recollected that some veeks ,;,,oo
attributed the failure of Hood 10 K;.t
iH'c'Flfy and called upon thu
press 10 demanda change or more .ct;o,,
ne "AobiJe Advertiser has taken mn tba |
"""J st and says 'this great res~rvo - |
'oh ederate military power in his b.d
''a' 'een dead waste. That army h..
"oI pulled trigger in seven ronth.
"hiIe on this side of the river tI,oiu
PATRIOTS have been struggling with tba
'Hcehtfated strength of the enerx
rant that he could rot have crossoI a.
.Nef, but what business hee; "a f
quarters while the enemy withdrew n.
rhles from Arkansas and To,,is;
hissouri, to overma.cb Hood :. h
diversion over there would e
"'o prevented this .nd given us tho u
',"ssession OF Tennessee and Ee,tr, r
v ask the people, and WHY. we 20. til
peat Is so slothful a commando .on tn
ueo IN position Of so mucb No. vi
F%psAsibiliFs Nhyi,Ki,b, s.i,l ~, 81
''' 10 ritter away this great and turn. %
'"s power while we are graphing with nit
,uequal numbers' Why does Nohi,o dlt
ma Itself in It's present expect.,;on -, en1
n attack form Gen. C.nby,. ma, .on
'loyed army, while Smith could ,br..I Of
~ New Orleans and give him hi, bo,d. bur
uii to defend it? These are ,oua.t;o .k n1
ne people and the army ask, and who xiii
"n answer them but the Pres;sar.,,, er c
discussing the same subiact -. and
montgomery Advertiser lids that .nto Ane a
over that held Pea,berton in hi. place Ano
spite OF all remonstrancs. until a. | be
was &C e,ered =; 49,. Susc
riginally moro 10 III, an was seve
eopIe or the troops of the Ty,no NJ. nnn
SS'pPi Tor not coming to our assistance sells
ut this can be no excuse for tbair ~. tave
6 back, if it be in their power 10 com. FAR Far
our relief If the people in thai ..o. and
." 'il"Rlhe That they will NOT bn s:s than
roed In the vent OF our suh;,,o,io Sol
ey may have time to repent Of thai, or @ Nv
iy and selfshnass. i 80
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
Agents forHmforn,aICIn;

| Il PPoINTED by Col. l. HAnshtnn. @ Iariermsster
General State of Mississippi under ae th q
Legtslature, approved ArGrst I3, 1864:
p g. Layton, OF Brandon for The counties of Rankin
fIinds, N .diSou ST Sc, IT,
j. w. OFerrsll. Of Euterpri,c for the counties OF
CLARK, Wayne, Jasper ard dLauderd,Ie
T. Taylor, OF SArdis, r the sonutIes II Desoto and
Panola.
Samuel Young, Of Koseiusko. for the county Of At
tails
he Agents appointed by COLI NJ West not in
coEhct "'th the above rec se1ted to soptnIe nm
u i.''her notice Information is s.ked in regard 70
'he e1eree OF Ipform' claims a9ainst the safe CT
Al iis'i"sifpl in Sny counties not mentioned herein
L. HAUGHTON
Col. and 9. NJ. GesTState If Mas
ocfGqrs NJ DEPT late + uis. Macon, Mfss
January l. 1858 ;,,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

~ zoo Giff- We learn from . r.u.,.
i.a "n VINO left Yaaoo CITY on Th. aen5Ie.
a. ,' 1hat the Fedkfal forces did n.rsday -.
a"J, occupy that CITY. and il wa. ra,, "n 1nat
=. Srposed. he said they in,ended mtfnlly .';r'y
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
Runaway.

w sD.t'ed to The Jail of Jasper esuntv in tho
on the sth o. s.sssippi. BY the Hon Benz Thigpsp.
oy mo says his name is NFI SON 80 beIones 10
or q yesrs of Mobile Ala. Said 10y 10 about q
copper color % ssr nvs feet six inches high of dark
eonnsa n. shouidef blade; had on whom committed
boy Is suit Of clothes The owner Of ala!
him ayrsv ozs forward prove properly ana
s&w. - -s "l'l ne aaalt with according "
Ju.v fa.r-t 3 LARSITEk.
HkGrR 4 JGislr
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

HEADERS DEPT, ALA Mss. & f La
Meridian, January I2 is64.
Ge "a / Orders TO. 3.
Paragraph Ii GeHt,sl Order. No. e. pA.tsrries
these headqu~rttrS, is In th. mueh modified: The
employees OF purchasing ron,ui.
Saf'es and Of the tax in kind service will be
from reporting every forty dayB for re.exanrsti.p
"hen absent on tny from their posts or stations
''us" 'hey report to tie ExBOards on their return
AZ" i'rni'h the certificate Of the officer employing
- 70 INC eHFef INST they were thus absent and that
me interest OF the se' vice e uired IT,
H. In eonse eqnence Of ;.e ,'ifieuItv In ,o,,.;
cooking utensils GeaersI Order. N, 80. |
rics, ia hereby revoked
~ 0oinAnAho Oh Lieut. Gen. t. lor.
Il SURGET.
1t Col. and A. A G.
lie Reoistcr rtI' rpIo'r' hlsslssirpisn, Disp&tch No
NH-l' ~ ncIi SomerY pSDel
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

nY m;,. A1sAtrafOr;s Saie
Il ~ sirue OF an order aud deoroo
- me r. ate Court Of L,ndartef Lcree 81
of The Andersigned. Adm;,,;s'.al aale
S..,, snls state of. WM STRAIT Tssuaeor .s;i, 1
dsr,,aI 1y the Eat day of January ~ II TO, on
for s aa''s STATEN. Landerdals connev 1aau .a1,
e.1p 1ash 70 ths. highest bidda- - Ece sell
idariah esn years old named
&c n'slsasoF of estate OF Vim s,r.,;, s
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
AdminiSrlalOr'S N0tfcn

HEkEAS letters OF Administration
ne estate OF ANGUS FERGUS0
M late or Jones county, deceased v,
aai.Iei 10 the undersigneG at the 4
ocP'e mber term Of the Prc bate CONT
S8io county. All persons h,~ing rI.;,
"sainst SAID decedelt are aersI - ,
gun td to ,xhibtt the same prone,Iy >,
:, Dateo within the time allowed nv i i, ,I E.
"a, She same will he 'oa red and t5ose il
oeOted q will .nake immediate n,rmort -
noo,. ID. FEnG USON,
! Il W. Adninistratrix.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
E40sT

"a Landing. my rcCKET R0HK mar Guntcrs
;5s1 for "a' for four per cent
Kiiiro.d company tn. s.id hnI
~, m ol'ak by lm.nnci. prs,;6sn,
,ss application ha. been made fsr rnil eertifl
janlQ2t p.,-CI ID )" AH6OkAN
- ~ n.eHslrpEn copy aud send bill to tbi. ni;;o.
IEACfEE1s ava N'rE1-
\Ef ANFEn, at Xsrtop IN ,ho -.
Ac.den,v tIp'"pt - teacher to Iaks eh.rcn ~ ~
bled soIiisr '.. pace for The present yo.r an. me
you'd be lsk., nPs Preferred but lady teacher
janis lot ND wv,
sec y or board Trustees Mo,.lm ~,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19
E-Orse SfOIrm

- n,t1N n3,i.i1N ron state Line n 1Dr.,,
occ- .i-,i, shows blind teeth on hn,h Ii2yLOKED
mediua "a n sa.. small scar hin leg He run. I.
horse md 1ftV er wi pay nfty dollars for -.
BueEatuuns Miss NJ - - A. KITRALL
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-19

ohNARAL ORDKR.-The following ;s N,
ueneral Order issued by order ~ tba g.
fetafy o. War Of tLe limited &c.
WhIca explains itself: "'oS
WAX DEPAkTXExT, !
ADIuTAkT GBSBRALE OyyIsu
Washington. Dee. 6, 1864. {
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 2o3.
Var: y
l. 1t having been Officially ,.no,,oa
'hAt mr.. Ould, rebel Commissioners nt r.
h"nee' .h mas declared, without consnlt,n.
"o'norIties OF the Unit, q Stat.aa
- I - feoel prisoners delivered Ior a-
G-,rae Vi parole by the United States
er.L u.eanInsnt. up to November ), 1854 AZ.
"a Ion"nseo' II Is ordered that the Fedn.
tb. p,soneIs or war, OF the army and of
n'y' ana ali civilians on paro!e for
desi.-"d up 10 November %, 1864. bo |
deeI.,od 1cnanged and they are thus
Ii. All pAroled officers .nd
men herein declared exehangcJ l'teo ,.h
camp, VIII ho immediatelT snr,-Sn5 Si
the ComMandants of oanin. ~ o. ~. oen
siments and commands. ami MI III
) sporled 10 'he Commi.sary Genrra1
erlsoner' 1:' accordingly. al o.
Aose no are "bsent on leave will .,
1;iIrailon of their leave, renair 70, io,,h On
I'm 20 'heir parole camps, At Inn,nola {
lazy land. or Columbus, Ohio Apoils'
Dy order Of the Secretary Of War
T. u. TOWNSEND. :
tO6;e;.,1 A. A. General.
j. w. B1Prs.. 4
ASH Adj Cave, br