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The New York herald., 1865-06-02
FrIrro Horss, May 2s, 1895.
rHR FOURTH AID YpIu DAYS.
MARYE's HnoHrs, FRxDsmcxssURe, Nay 20, 1895.
Hg SIXTH DAY

NARYEs HuGHrs, FRxDxMcKsBURG, Nay 70, 1865.
TINE SIXTH DAY
change OF wind and clear sky last night were the
precursors Of movement this morning The corps
commenced to move from between the Nat and Ia
rivers shortly before I've O'clock and after march Of
twenty miles went into camp Marye's Heights by
three ocIock this afternoon During the day Major &C.
neral James d Ricketts, division In the advance.
FREDERICKSBURG nARyE's BuoHr
present the most vivid picture Of the avages Of OF
any places on the continent sevcnenths Of the houses
are uninhabed and the whole town bears traces Of the
ncrce struggles Of the winter Of 1862 and the spring Of
1869 On Marye's Heights the brcsstworks from which
beched the terrible nre before which Burnsides ad
vance hurled back with such terrible slaughter
now oversrown with grass, and the whole plain is
covered with uxursnt growth Of swectIy smelling and
many lcaved clover Maryes house, with shot holes
through the walls and roof and pitted with hundreds Of
bullet marks still remains 10 mark the position where
OF the hercest fighting took place. The First regi
ment New York mounted rifles are stationed In the
town, and the railroad Is already In running order 70
within about four miles OF the Rappahannock.
rBK FORWARD MOVEMENT
will be resumed OF Ave o'clock tomorrow morning, and
the corpa will arrive ct Alexandria by Thursday night
WAGON TRAIN
accompanying the corps forms line upwards Of twelve
miles in length. II v now all mp, and parked on the
plain overlooked by Maryss Hcights The labor attend
g the bringing Of this large number of wagons from
Richmond has been immense and Major stephen II.
Manning Chief Qastermsster " the eorps sntusA y
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

NO More Gray Hair or BsIdness.--Forty.
hye years prsccc ADVICE frc ny Dr. ohANpJEAS Assss
place
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Pcrsonal IntelIigencc

matrimonial alliance Is about TO crown the career Of
Marshal Bazaine in the Intervention In Mexico that
French warrior being announced about TO wed La
nora de Pena daughter Of high dignsry in the
empire Of Maxmilian. 10000 p
Ixropr,xr To ErtrRrs--Thc following bill Of fare was
set before the French Emperor in Algeria We reproduce
in oil its African originality Turtle soup Of Boudo
nacu Removes-Porcupipe garnished with antelopcs'
kidneys; quarters OF gazele Of the Ouarga; net Of
young wild boars OF tho Oucd Hslouf Entrecs-Samis
of Carthage fowls antelope outlets; patts Of Chots
bustards Roasts-Ostrich Of oplst Nadia; wild boar
hams MISUNDERSTANDING Of Haumnah; boiled ostrich
eggs Jelly Of pomesranates Ia S,aousl Arab pastry
Onidex, macroudes sccrakberachs, oribias y"
Rumcr has that there Is prospect OF an early ad-
dition 70 the family OF General Tom Thumb IL Is also
esd that commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie warren are
about to DO married.
The birmingham (Engisnd) Gazette asserts that Ars
Lincoln Is Weich woman The facts which this OK
raordnary assertion Is based thus ated" II has
been ssccrtained on good authority that Mrs Lincoln the
vile of me late President native OF Monmouthshire
Her maiden name was Jenkins and her father was for
some time. sexton OF 81. Pauls church, Newport He
married Miss RUSSELL who in the employ Of sir
Thomas Salisbury, Of Ianwern and the issue OF the
marriage was two daughters The family afterwards
smisrated 10 America, and II appears that Mr. Lincoln
selected one Of the daughters TO be his partner in life
The director. Of the Crystal Palace have engaged Nile
Adeua Patti for the whole Of the coming Handel feat,
val. Tue terus sss sss%sd " be cnQrmoua
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Clos hing.-A Fine stock Of Meas and
BOYS Cio,hfne the lowest prices, at FREEMAN
BURJrs price clothing wsrshousc IA Futpn ana ~
Nassau streets opposite sun building.
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Earrings nd Pins-New sty;es.
From THREE PIyE, EIGHT, TEN 20 ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS a set For sale By o. q. ALLEN, No As Broa<t
way one door below Canal street
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wigs, Sraid Curls, waserfaits snd al,
Canal ..srssI u bAsIkA
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Use Mrs. Y. A. Aliens WORLDS Hstr Re-
and DrcsS restoring color and natural beauty
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MAILS FOR THE,PACIFIc.

The END OF the Rebsllfon-The Am assey
Proclama tion-Rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment OF Jen. Davis and Brcckinrid ge-
The Trial OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the National Debt-NcvS from Eutspe,
&c.
The mail steamship Ocean Quscn Captain siocuu, will
| leave this port Today, Al noon, for Aspinwsil.
The mails for Ccntral America and ths South PactAs
will close At half past o'clock this morning
The New YoRK HRRALD-Edtshon for the Pacifc-wis
be published at haIf-past nine o'clock this morning
II will contain the ipnportans Amnesty Proclamatioa
Of the President giving the Of Pardon Re
els President Johnsons Policy Of Reorganization; Par
tcuars Of the Surrender Of Kirby Smith and the Iass
Army Of the Rebels; The Indictment OF Jen DAviA
and Breckinridss, for Treason; A Report Of The
Trial Of the Assassination Cousprators at Washington;
The Subscription List for the Payment of the National
Debt; News from the late Rebsous states; late inlell
gsn from Europe and reports Of all interesting
Of the past fortnight ..,.
SINCE copies, Wrappers ready for mailing six osasa
The Ladies, I'm their Sovereign Ca apaeity
s Judge: Of smoons have decided that 40 pes.
s m w. nn, Inc % .an. .. =
FXEoNs f s's SIaHT sIooSfsa cEkEUs So. ss.sS
where.
Wholesale Mems Furnishing stoos as
Collar. iSsG io So % 10 srsrs To% opposs pS @
Ask For Mrs. o. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Resorer and Dressing They have no equals an should Ss
A.-Marsh's Truss Omce, 222 Broadwsy
(Museum s)-Shouder Braccs Elas stockinGA>
Abdominal supporters 40, carefully applied And sasfss
u0n guaranteed.
A Pictorial neurological 10 1Fnal for
June Illustrations Physiognomy Ethnologyt rhysoosy.
Messrs Fowler Wells, 80 Broadway, New Eori
Aim portant 20 Soldiers Aents' An
Wool suits, SIS; Boys All Wool sus %, 81 " BIO
KAw'H - Fourth avenue, and u Lafayetio place
A.-Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed. on
c!ai drawtnEs, circulars and information seat.
J. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall s,rsat. View Yosk.
AZ Fountains India store-.W hite Pfne-
apple Cloths for bride drssses Also olad striped plan
and black Pineapple Cloths. soe Broadsy.
All should See Eaed's "WAshingt sn
the Field Trenton" Admission free 161 and 90 bcpAAs
way
Bumsons or Enla rHemeA "A Of the Great
toe joint cured. without pain, BY Dr. zACHARb. 7O
Batchefor's Hair Dye-Ehs Best In the
world tsrmlsss reliable ins,anta The otY perfes
dye Tsstsry VI Barclay street
Clos hfng.-A Fine stock Of Me n,s and
Boys Cio;hing AZ the lowest pricos, al FRsEhAN q
BUR1cS price clothing warehouse IA Fuipn ana ~
Nassau streets, corner opposite sun building
S,rt.ssdoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfve
and wiz Depo wholesale and retail, No. tsor House
The dye applied by skifui artists
-----
Earrings and Pins-New sty;es.
From THREE. Five, EIGHT, TEN toQSE THOUSAND
DOLLARS set For sale By w. " ALi'Els NO 40 EfoAF
hoar helo Can
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Perkins, stern dyGeb.'s
PURE CALIFORNIA wITgs. now used and prescribed
by the most eminent me and scientific authority In the
country once iS Br Jadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Batchefor's Hair Dye-Ehe Best In the
world tsrulsrs reliable instants Deous The orY perfess
dye. Tsstssy VI Barclay street
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hUsIkiiNu OUT TiIE ARliLi ERY

BALTIMORE, June ], 1885,
considerable number Of troops passed through here
to-day for home. The Nineteenth Connecticut, the
Twentieth Michigan the One Hundred and Forueth Penn
syvans One Hundred and Forty Nth Pennsivania, tho
Second battery and One Hundred and Fify.sixth New
York from Fort Delaware, also passsd through Cor wash
ington.
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Bunsons or Enla rgem AA Of the Csses
toe Joint cured. without pain. by Dr.. xACHARB, 7eO
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, yun,y 2 1865

great credit for The unliripg enes ~ has a'Spayeo On
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

All should Sec Eaed's sWashingtonl sn
the Field Trenton" Admission fres ga and 90 BcpAA.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Wholesale Mems Furntshfng stock ae
res chesp best - White Shirts four for $40; lo Pspss
Collars for 81 So No. PARK opposite Astor susc
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Pictorial Phre biological 10 SSHpal for
June. Illustrations Physiognomy Ehnolcg Physiology.
Psychology. Only % cents Sewsmcn havsh Addrsso
Messrs. Fowler Wells, 3ss broadway, New Eork
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Aim portant 90 soldiers.-- Asnts' AA
Wool Suite SIS; Boys All Wool sus o., at l. v. Bro
KAw'S - Fourth avcnue and % Lafayette place
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

AZ Fountain's India store Nv hite Pins-
apple Cloths bEdle Also plad. striped plain
and black Pineapple Cloths s6s Brosdsay.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

A.-Lsgsl Lottery Prizes Cs.shed. on
c!al awnings, circulars and information sent
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall stroet New York.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Ask For Mrs. o. A. Aliens World's Hair
Restorer and Dressing They have equals should b
uae ed AT
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

A.-Marsh's Truss Omce, 222 Broadway
Museum Buding) shoulder Braces East Stockings.
Abdominal supporers Aa. carefully applied snd sssfss
tion aufSe
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Arrival OF the BosphOrus at Boston.
Bosros, June /, 1865.
The steamship Boephorus, from Liverpool the l7th
ui arrived here to-day with i've hundred and eighty
passcngers She Is the pioneer boat Of the line be-
tween Liverpool, Boston and Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

The Ladies, I'm their Sovereign Capacity
judges of emotional njoymsut have decided thai
produces the delicious
experienced while nhaing the exquisite fragrance of
VII
The New York herald., 1865-06-02

Our Wsshington Cerrsspendence.
wAsHscros Nay %, 1895
axSsRA1 sHKnAs AND nArzzu.
As reported dinculty betwesn Generals sherman and
tlAissk 4 one 4 the principal features Of The gossip
- ~ ssAonsl oaoits. That General Sherman
The New York herald., 1865-06-02
FLIpro Housx, May 20 1895.
THE THIRD DAY.
Our sixth Corps Corrospondence.
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH Army Copps, /
HANovrR CouRr Houss, Va, May "a, 1885.

severe northeast storm SGT in this morning. andater
marching until through drenching, driving rain
the corps halted ten miles from Chesterfield station.
The Second and Seventeenth corps had already pre-
ccded the road, which we found badly cut up,
and tho heavy rain rendered any further movement ra
possible present After fording two branches Of tho
Pole Cat every body wet through and about
fortress and miserable It possible to be- During the
whole day the rain continued falling and driven In
almost horizontal watery lines BY the chilly northeast
wind.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-10-21
Ruaaaycu

Hos JaHy 8 WATTS, Iloy Joan H1uewo7
Wo5too Ranch Ration Mountains,
R. l.. WOJT0s
No. o 6u.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-10-21
INSTRUCTIONS no BIDDERS AND
POSIMA6TERa;

CoAiaiaag also conditions to be iacopof-
aie3 mihe contracts to The crtaH Tie De-
parimeat mul deem proper
Seven minutes are .llowod'to each in
tormeliae Office, when not otherwise geoi-
lied, for asserting tho malls but on railroad
and steamboat routes there is to DC 10
more dolay than is sufficient for an eH'
change Of the mail pouches.
On rsilroad and stonmboot hnc and
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-10-21

q. .ta.. n.,.I uu.r'n. hI.nn .oG.a U,..a a'
..4l.u .u... ..UEaA.@ tu5W.gt H.u..
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1865-10-21

"a Abraham C.ar. "HMl0fu7 'mUi .H.- for
H Territory Ng. H-.,. uHb, ass IHl.
n.uc,N... ..n s..e+e d
IlE Cs.lu STATES "imt
ANUt
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

Mr. and Miss II elger AID Mrs. Stewart
Of Mississippi, and j. j. Berry, OF Leu
.isiapa. were at the Spencer House. Gin
ciuuati, on the 30.h ult.
Can't. Ira J. Roe, who has filled the
Office Of President of the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamboat c, mpany, since It's
organization, yesterday resigned the pc
sition. We understand that great press
of o her business obliged Capt Zoe 10
Withdraw. Its said that Capt. h \"
Gould will be the successor OF Capt. Roe
as President of this popular Steamboat
4 Line
General John B. Hood, of the iat'
Confederate army, passed through Covlne
ton yesterday, en- route 10 Mount Sterling
Mont gomery County, Ky, where hl
mother resides.
Among he Examining Surgeons OF tn
Pension Bureau, just appointed ty tn
President, are Christopher Wheeie
Jonesboro, Tenn, and Jas. Rodger
Knoxville, Tenn.
Colonel John O'Mahoney has bee
elected President Of the Fenian Brothe
hood OF North America.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
scientiao solar Observations,

Mr.. F. Rrodie, an English astronomer,
contributes to the London Journals the
following accounts of q solar phenomenon
now visible:
"On September % the black part OF
the spot on the sun was rather more than
nine thousand feet in length, while the
greatest length of the opening formed 10y
the slop.ng sides, or penumloIa; was ABOUT
twenty nine thousand miles lheSe
: des we're very d-epl, fIrrowed from top
10 bolt, m, VERY similar to water cour'es
Gu by the torrents In descending steep
stones OF d mountain. The sides termi'
mated at the bottom IN long; narr,W
promon,ories of luminous matter
t,ratchipg on to the umbra, something
like a comb, having thick teeth. The
ends of these promontorles frequently
broke oil in detached roundlsh pieces,
which foated away toward the center of
,hau nlbra. and IN some cases become
d,ffused and disappeared in the course OF
halt an hour or more. These changes
we're very rapid on the morning or the
2Slh of September. Oae OF these prom
ontories roughly measured to be tal4y
| Gao miles long. ia the morning OF the
80 h OF September similar changes wert
5 t,kinq place with great rapidly, so muct
, - HAT in two or three hours the shal
t Of the spot had greatly altered. In'
,,,i,, mari Of the um ora had extended t.
: about l 900 miles in length, while thu
5 pannmbra had shortened 10 about 22,Oo
T miles.
e In small telescopes The umhra of
su, snot appears to be black, but IN pow
e,tul telescopes, tbs is found not TO D.
T the case. In the present Instance In
e nmbra was covered with thin mottle'
@ luminous stratum, except in ore piac
! where il was apparently quite black,
feet that very Z. morally occurs in thef
sua 5. and this spot IS termed the l.
l. cleus.
had rotated on its center about thlr
degrees since % This very siugul
iacI has been before observed by Il
y Rev. w. r. Dawes, the well known
r server. l.,
% ,ba attention of your readers to t
treat magnets storm which occurred
Short time siace, during the laying do'
# the great Atlantic telegraph CAB
u Irinr this storm a very renarka'
;n Group ofspo;s broke out in the suns
- nosnhere, and the termination or
"a Storm, about conceded with the disa
AZ nearance of this group from the su
,ps disc. ,,h
RI, .Iti. well known that the disturb
W eos on The sun are intimately connec
- with the magnetic forces on the ear
Il on this occasion TIE group consisted
about fourteen spots or gmbfa, oil I'M
ded in one penumbra the gsea
length of this penumbra was raj
lrce more than fifty thousand miles"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

Greapa county is the home of q
present President OF the I nIttd States
Of a Senator IN Congless, 81 one OF ihe
Judges of the Supreme Court. and OF
the United States Marshal Tor last Ten
neSsee.
Montgomery Blair, in his GAINESVILLE
speech and subst quent letter, essayed 10
prove that Secretary Seward was a traitor,
charging that upon him rested the re
SD. visibility for the loss OF Sumter ana
the events which followed. Ia response
10 these attacks, the premier SAID In ms
Auburn speech, We have nao Two fost-
master Generals. No more prudent or
efficient one than Montgomery Blair has
ever presi led in tina, department.
From all cur exchanges, and from all
parts of the country, We receive lnfoi ma
tlon that the corn crop OF the present
season will be unprecedentediy large.
Suicides are becoming iearfully prsva
lent in PGr.s. Recently a whole fanny
father, son and three daughters, com
mitted the fearful deed within te"
hours of the same time.
Thomas Weir, of Enfield, who. nun
dered Elder Dyer, the head OF the
Shaker village there, few month since,
has been sentenced TO twenty years I'M
prisonment In the State prison.
Mr.. Seward says Stanton is "divine.
We suppose that was divine" remark
| he made when he responded to Colonel
S,reighRs urgent demand that he should
exchange prisoners man Tor man: I'm
be id If In going TO give them aole,
! bodied men for skeletons :" The divine
Sta nton! That Is good! Nothing ike
it since the days OF Joshua y
! When a wife hugs her husband, 1t
is always because she wants to 'ge'
around him."
A celebrated professor Of surgical
science OF tho Cracow University Was
recently called upon to attend paleh'
whose leg had been fractured, Wnen
instead OF operating upon the limo, ht
put his knife through the bowels, oeA'L
taking place Immediately. 1t was AFTER
wards discovered that The learned pro
les sor had committed this murder IN
fit OF insanity.
The talent of success is nothing NOR
than doing what you can do wen, Az
doing well Whatever you do, without
thought of lame.
Happiness abounds most with the 10"
w: tnere are more blossoms in the Yale
than on the hills.
f A PHILosoPHER.-A gentleman at
2 Whist party, wnen he proposed goln
$ home, was urged TO stay "a little longe
r Well" he replied, perhaps l ms
r as we'll; my wife, probably, Is alread
e AS mad IS she can be"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, BY recent Legislative enact
mept, the Execu tive OF tins STATE Is
authorized to accept the services OF, and
TO commission as many Volunteer Com
panies as he may deem necessary to keep
the peace and preserve order, and TOT the
protection af the Ives and property OF
the citizens, and, whereas, the organlsa-
lion of such companies appears TO be I'M
peratively demanded by the present con.
dition of affairs in this State:
Now I, Benz. G. Humphreys, Governor
of the State of Mississippi, do earnestly
exhort the good people of the several
| counties in this State to organize them
selves into volunteer companies and elect
To their command men of known pru.
dence and sag 4city, for the purpose OF
suppressing crime and preventing law
lessness of all kinds, and for the better
protec;ion OF the community at large
AGAINST all excuses and for the security
Of their lives and property. Every com
ranv organized under this proclamation
shall consist Of at least thirty Two private
besides the Necessary officers; and shal
not exceed one hundred. Within thlrt.
DAYS after the organization of each com
! PAW, a muster roll OF the company ALI
the election pr, eeed'ags OF said comps
. MES, certified 0y JusIloo OF Inc 1eaO'
shall be forwarded to the Adjutant Gene
raj, at Jack son, in order that the officer
may be commissioned and the organlz
ton be duly records d,
i All organisations failing 10 eompl
with these requirements, will be cor
r sidered as not legally organised, and VI
= be dishanded, All companies organise
,. under the proclamation of Provision
, Governor Shakey. which have been r
% ported to this Office, will be recognize
:, and are properly in commission,
III Given under my hand and the gre
&. seal of the State of Mississippi fixed, Il
the third day Of November, 1865.
e BENZ. 6. HUMPHREYS.
er Governor OF Mississippi
= c. L. HRoreuER.
Faessss'y Of State
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
NV THE GOVERNOH.
STATE OK NAAcoAS0AAA -
ADI'r. AND INsP. GEN'LS OFFICE,

ADJ r. AND 1SsP. OhN Lo OFFINH'
jackson, Miss, Nov. 81, lo6o.
GENERAL ORDERS,
Officers commanding volunteer compa
MES, already, or THAI may be organized
and commissioned, are warned that IL Is
their duty TO aid the civil authorities III
the suppression of crime and the pre-
vention of laWlessness or all xmas. AheJ
are not authorized IL take the Ia" INTO
their own hands and be Judge ana jury
such conduct would rather add TO- tnan
decrease the evils that surround US. ANY
one found committing depreda'lons or
endanCering the peace and safety oil the
| commHnitv in any way should be arrest
| ed apL turned over to the proper au'uoll
ties for trial.
| While the organization has Tor Its 90
;ect the protection Of the persons and
nropertv of the citizens of the State, IL
Should be borne III mind that any oppres
sion of any class of the population OF the
Safe ia not only contrary 10 Ia"
and will briog sure and speedy punish
nant upon the offenders, but is also con
trary 10 good policy. 1t is recommended
; that each company make rules and regu
lations tor th+Ir government on patro
duties and that system of patrols wltnlr
} each company beat be at once inaugural
! ed and kept up. The compani-s art
warned to avoid all conflicts OF. authorize
t or action with the military forces OF thu
3 Fedora, Government, and whenever prac
{ ticable, to act in con cert with them
. They are also warned to treat them at al
e times with that respect and courtesy du
from one military organization to anothe
y and the officers will be held TO strict sc
e countabiIity for any deviation from thi
g order.
h By command OF
Q RENJ. G. HUMPHREYS,
o Governor and Commander-ln
o State of Mississippi.
e JAS. N. KENNARD,
~ Adjutant General.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

A WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH IN
STEELE CouNTY.-A family by the name
of Clark. living near Grain creek, in this
county. we're burned to death by the ex.
plosion OF kerosene oil on Sunday pisht
last. in the following shocking manner:
Having occasion to fill lamp sir
Clark undertook to DO so without e&
tinguishing the blaze. The oil IN tnt
lamp took fire and exploded, communi
eating the, fire 10 the can, when also II,
ran Gu. OF door and rolled himself upol
lhe grass; but before he could succeed II
exit guisniog the fire. he wss burned I
q crisp. HIS wife was sitting near ID
door, holding sick child, bur. wheo tn
explosion took pace. tell to the noo ,
and, before they could be rescued, Dol
mother and child were burned to ssne
IQFatons PlsindsaleF, lstp'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08
MAR lEp,

On the Cd Of November, 1850, by Rev. A Nc
alum. at the residence OF The brides iatheF-S
J, McCALLuM to Miss MARY ANNE McPHER
ux. both of Jefferson county, Miss.
Two more congenal spirits were never joined
vedlo,k We wish our young friends the most
ouplete happiness in their journey through NE,
l,y low and prosperity cheer their pathway ana
nav fre shadows of adversely or eonjngal discorc
never cloud their domestic horizon l.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

lam from an authentic .ouLce
we leI In, rbuTsdav night, the e'tlz :: ms
of Look out Valley, ABOUT are and
from Chattanooga Witnesses .,raosnhere.
beautiful appearance IN In CIV studied
The night light was ss sal9 'o o'clock aery ball
with stars I. .hout two feet in diameter
seemingly seer .esH moving nOoI through the a,mos
phere rom r. tI The meteor, for suet
cradle se eltts vas crossed above the poin,
II ey'oSn,ny r Non A few moment
Of Lo0 arJs an explosion similar in SCUM
atteFwa 1:sh a. IF a cannon, was hear
10 , d;ree,ior of the meteor, and the la,tS
In dlr rec 70 bust into thousand gllttel
We, I've. nieces, Which, falling, aow,n~SStS
~, nrss,ertsd . scene vnsqaelea 70 'P's'e0
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-08

- For the cily and coHntry trade there Is no
use that can compare with Abrams Il Smith, IN
that pertains to family supplies. SO says
NTH and we know him to be a gentleman OF
Iu and veracity. Look at the advertisement III
othcr coumu-see the articles there mentioned
Oh can purchase them at prices that Will suit
cur pocket to traction. Go and see and you
Til ever after continue to patronize them.