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o.-- -r,. V.cRAScya
~ oFoA@ - Weekly News.
{ h--h IA 'A-7 A'5 .liio'.irg order
"s 'Aa ~" i.is'-i i.F.r1hsI ~ thI. Klghs
rom lho I1o'o''
1'@JA PA4-SAlS ~ - .r,p.u.r \
of&lCh ~ 'o9i =. ~
Parishes Vi j haraon and ofiesue' q
Rgn. Bank, A!gless, L'.' june ~
ceDes1 0rasrs n I.
vba rat number of INDECENT snd
,s[~.nl reyroe, now at large Iii ana
n,,1 1't AT, s3d ei.slnt, renders 1t nee
-, ~ rne.,.,i. = sboard be adopted
c,,r. the uugl.c against me L4ora!
on,,'..n,snc- * weIl a. the other Gaa-
- d.s,,fy.1,...,-s ...Is.n. from such
- a.7. - ,tfrs. i Is therefore ordered,
| ts,t ali ,.I,uJals and oguars VINO have
r,.'-,..,s-t, tn.tr ain,,It yrneut, hrreai, i r
"..ee',,I, ,har, -,r,.n written certificates 70
- .tf,.rt In.ttury may b. rcaduy lden-
~ ay ~. ratrols. wno wtl D.. su nor-
-. - -rr-st ali ue.tees who cannot
~ st'.s-.ct.r7 ey.dsucu OF their
/ tsn,l..,' - t,..,5I,isiD Themselves and their
f,na,,;os nv o7..aus OF honest industry.
~ t;.%'.,f-.., WIN piaater, anu OH
-. 80 -. IN tn.lr elnpsoyme nJ
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aeP- By reference to the advertisement
in tai. mornings Clarion, the reader
will see that the old AMI popular house
Of w. A. ViIoet & Co., New Orleans, has
been revived and is now in fall blast, l.
"a one Of the most successful and enter
prising houses in the Crescent Ct'y, and
we commend it to all Of cur reader.
having business in that city. Oar clever
and genial friend, Capt. San. Henderson
ia member of the firm.
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When the armies OF the Confederacy
surrendered the people OF the South
thought trouble, controversy and @glta
ton would cease. But it seems that IL
this we have been mistaken. The friends
of the negro are determined to fight to'
the equality of the black man. With
them the negro is Of first importance.
His right to vote, his right to hold office
his right TO enter our homes and HEARTS,
his right to marry our daughters and, IN
fact, his right to do everything that
white man is ssupposed to have the power
TO do is demanded by the admirers q
amelioration, regeneration and m'scege
nation. We had hoped thst with TIN
abolition of slavery in ihe South would
end once and forever ell political agitation
in resnect of the negro. 1t has been the
"bone of contention for the past thirty
five years and engineered an amount o.
i'll feeling painful to contemplAte, and
does seem to us after all the blood tha'
has been shed, the treasure that has been
expended, and the severe shock Tia
whole country has sustained. both~i1 q
moral and social point of ylST on this
account, that the subiSgt ou ght not to be
permitted ever aSa.n to disturb the coun-
sells of the4>nation. But, alas for the
frailty-,of human reaoning! the Negro
has hardly en- cred upon his new state
of existence and had time to look ABOUT
him and rub the darkness from his ey 5
when he is called upon to ascend sill
higher and claim for himself the position
of a citizen. 1t has not been demonstrated
that he is even fitted for free man; on tn
contrary, many military commuters i
the Soulh-Sherman, Logan and others
who have lis practical operation unde
their immediate Observable n, are conc'u
ding that unless there is 81 MAJ ked III
provement, they hsd better renamed 6
they were. How rash and precipltat
then must be that policy which woul
ieopardize the best interests of the coul
try by step founded alone upon
doubtful idea of philanthropy, the pra
tical working OF which has not been eve
considered!
But it is not our purpose to argue II
issue. Wereverted to it merely to sho
the drift OF political sentiment among
certain class of politicians at the Nom
whose efforts seem deyoted exclusively
the fomenting of discord between Il
sections. II these would-be phIlanihr
pists have really the interests Of u
country at heart, they have huiU
theme for consideration III healing II
breach already existing and deYlsh
means TO restore the country to It's it
mer state OF usefulness If there ev
was a time when the country needed II
combined wisdom of our political econ
,nists. that time is now. Subjects HI
these are productive of good 10 the cou
try, while the other has but one 'e
dency-plunging Us still deeper in mise
and ruin.
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EEnil. sa.l .nkEne


L G Il II i 4 u ~ 'ILPOAD
MOBILE 3gne Is / l1o5
NOTICE IS e r,f iven thas all ior,ses or .tfss
ed 6n tt7 fands Of this Company must be III
lneiiateiv removed
BY order Of tie President
L. J. FLEMING.
i.lsd27y Chief Eng. and t'eal SrPt.
..ss~tes Il .e.s,..4.-- Fg3. es-.
EI G3y pTlor 10 the evacuation 0.
/ Hlctn ,nd, | received from the
Qaart. rfa5s.er il charge . the fees ef
deceased -3idlers.suudry eff Cts beiong3ls
TO l95 Mississippi soldiers wno died ~
tae bo-i iieeis ii Il chmand. These Ii, cfs
cor sst of geld and euve r, Federal cur-
lucy, C0tfedsra'e SCRIP, watches, pocket
book, pocket knives, bre s'pns flag =
rings, q q 81 er NJ nIs 10 = of he Gear
d parted .IneY sre I3beiei viii th4
m4nle, rank, company nj regiment ef
the dec. . ed; anst. with few exception.
he partes w-re members of the thre-
Misslssippi bligade- so loug in the VIrai
MA army The list is al pre.ent TOO
Ter : lS TO publish. l would request,
here.,r-, the legal represeuta,iv, S OF all
Atis~isSippians VINO are known to have
| died in the ho-pItais at Richmond. to
serd mn their mes and. post Office adj
dress, that | NAV orward these ar,ic' es
as orportunity Offers. j. L. POWER.
! Nay y, 1862 Jackson, Mis-.
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sailitaSg OydGrs& 4 Dofiffs'
gEAneU aKTiasS$
Sinh ID strict II asst 5ISstssiPpi'

GENERAL. 6RaER>,
No 1.
Il, compliance with General Orders So : i,,,-., VI
ouarters. District of Mississippi. June l'.ih -
J,eravraph l. the un4ersigscd hereby assumes CO..
una1d r the Sub District II East 2-tss-s7i'f''
s.ting f.the following counties. VIZ: '~s''-'
-. Ee-an.r. N.saoba. Leake scott Newton, Iou
serl.,. cark Jasper. saith CoyieG.aa. Jones aa41
way4e
. Firs. Iie-..caa,t cuaaLgs Z EyDsoE 5 announce
4. G s.erv.i ,o whom an Official cazl,'al'a-
lions VII De al .;rsssed-
lsssued) ". l.. NcMILLAN,
o.f.,., H-erc. Brigalic- CseasrAi-
CHhS- l. HUDSON,
i,peay l-yy A 4 GenI
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re,t- c. A. Monu oss, Eq, Assistant
Special Agent of the Treasury Depart
nent. is here looking after the Interest,"
of the Government. He hs1 estebi.She"
an agent at this place to look up TIA
Government cotton. Read tho advertise
rnent elsewhere.
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Division a a. -
IIeRdq 'aHk' Z ss..t' ia Ju.c 10Th 1865.

IIeadquax,ess asa 9iyls.on Ion l..b. 1855.
GENERA Da3s
60, 80 o-Isr. No ., current series, from 'ass-
t4fi''F.- r,,fiea Is not to require ire
a,. nm i private c,aess be reported GA 'a @ ,as'
ni.'' t,,...r rot excepted in The late terms 81
- =. ..,., twsen ts v $. Government a1 tue Goa
s.3.-,f@ aa.aetses Of whatever kin1 '5.ae" p,,s
,..n ,xs. n ucr-4 OF ohsr 'srfare against ',' !.
[;5vsra.ael.. .gs be surrendered rs f's'',''''
3-@s..' -,..-I o,..' sf T eyst Nj Gen Macarthur
~ w. II. - RANDALL,
Asst A6j't Ueu1.
., cEAs. .EUIs0S,
or-.."' A A. GenI.
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EnEng.slnf.ara -.

~ sER6 EANT WM. BRIIHEs, Co.
" + 10Th Mississippi regiment. who
was either Killed or captured fn the al
tack on Fort Gregg, oear P.fershprg
April 25fh. Any information bf him. or
O hrs ct his company, lett al he Clarion
Ottier, viii te considered q graf favor.
e1-dY
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WascD cDnnt ctlCn LA9 ai%F~E fit1F-t fSf /
speak OF ,he roate from Jackson IN Ne /
ridian, which has been Tor tho la51 tlTe !
wears under the care and skillfU.i ry.s.IIa Ze- |
rnent Of our friend 4. c. Arrr. We have
been placed under repeated obligations
-iy tnis gentleman, IN tie .,ausln n5s-ion 81
letters and papers TO ara from Jackson,
and from the uutirilg Industry and II 1st
gentiem9uly Brnlt Of accommodation
displayed by Dim, We ihiri. ho u Jas the
man to III tie situation ia future -ck
son News.
A meeting was held in Kosciusko r.
Gently to condemn the roboi0g Of d store
there. 1t was resolved
That we d-prpcnte the occurrence ailu.
/ ded to, from whatever mo ye II sqr@H&.
/ ana are resolved TO use our Il mos e1tJf.~
to prevent any similar occurrence it,
! future 10 any person "GasJevcr.
| That in our opinion II Is tie daty ot
those who bave ia t!ieir custody or w.thu
| heir Ilnawled dge. any of lhs good taken
A.. after said, TO return them forthwith.
A gentleman by the name Of Thoma=
Hurd was kill 4 on the I 400 rad l5eH
ton road on The 18th by the enaT" ata
.ioned there. Ii attempted 70 bro*6eaE
the guard, and grey MS P-9'o' "1''A
above fatal resuit
r,-. W. Iaorn that the ne
. l'fP@hp ~ l''S'- ~ t,a c5.ntry ara.
groes III soiilo ! - ,,a,T1 1a.rad,
cons -''h''t i't.;,, - I,,..s or
'i''n~I a - efc r.n,orstrsuca or
cl'a' oe al.,r,.rs If tha rrapar.v orl,
s,,T t,''y - ,be, to inso,ence aud threat.
, af vengeance from the negroes,-L Mlss!s
, siqpian.
. , sorcagnt with two or three o,her
soldiers cropped OF the side walf' oe
1avsh r. -, 'T,i I.,Iv nf ,his ci,y by tnrni2g he
= = ~ I'll, A. soon - las. f.aGz wei.
t celried to headquarters, hc"rF.f, III
s-rgeaat was reduced to the t@"A-. ans
We understand charges VIZ" i.t, rf'-
y Rgsicsy the white ot1eer Wh' @ o'"'
q nand Of the hpgroes.-I 1lIs7'sIE IEp'!h.
r ~. cs,..,uI,-. ,,o,,,ro, Ts-r.. Leslie
. p.1,,-It ,r,r.6sl IF HTecan, Miss. ~
-ar,,leo+sII, wounded in the tH5-h ly
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. Notice 10 Holders cE sEad
beaE<rs t0 EDsgHn

OlF1cE ASST SPECIAL ACT, TREAS DEP'r,
District AioN<durg,
Mer.d an June y, 1868 )
All persons claiming holding cotton in this Lis
rict are hereby ordered TO report tie same at tits
o1ice-previous 10 selling moving transferring It n
nnv nsal.ucr-ubere they viii receive certificate
of ovnersh;- enabling them dispose of said cotton
w witboot further annoyance
Any cotton found moving; changing hands, unac-
conpGed by such certificate will be liable to seizure.
C A ONTROSS,
Asst Special gent Treasury Department.
T,5u1 ~
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Ger. Cox has captured the official cor
respond, nc Of ex Gov. Vance, IF North
Carolina. The letter, are written 10 and
from all The rebel digutsries from jeff.
Davis dow1 To Vance's credit. 1t ap-
pears ne rymvnstra, ed with tho rebel
S,cret-ry of War against the barbar Hs
treatment OF Uuion prisoners AT Sails
bury.
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JACKSON, June l0th, 1868.

JACKSON, June l9th, lS13.
ANY information of the Post Office OF
NJ; Barnett or Mrs. J. Il Barnett, for
merly of Auburn, Ala, ana removes -
1fiss;ssinpi last fall, will he thankiuily
receiVed at Washington House, Jackson.
Mississippi - y ~ ;: III III III
June 20dl1
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T l. Il u ;
Board, per month.,.....:...'.'.;'...'''''l ~ y,
Tuition IL Elementary Branche7, per 81, f.,
session Of five monlbs....-~.....''lo "
Dtto.n \ ltural Sciences,per SESSION ?. "a
of FIVE months................. IL w
Ditto, in Languages, Mathefnat n N
&c, ! er session oil five months ~ ~
D..to. IN Music, per session OF HVees m
mont S...... .-....... .'.-''''''''''. ~
Specie or its equivalent in provision % %
current money will 7bePreceFed III I''
mcEt. &E .-.-~
Young men studying for The mi1nlS.; 1.1,. !,
and soldiers who have lost their Ill .
The war, will be taught free Of charge
We are prepared 10 take fe" ny. Jo
Young ladies as boarCers. Young en-.
| men can secure boarding in tue Vlclitl
We hope, by devotion ard perseyei"n 10,
to build up school Of -Aigh ehaf-c'eit era a., =
much usefulness, al this central po'h' :
trade and tiavel. e 49,
w. c. EMERSON,
je I'm A a0PrineIpaI.-
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Meridian MARKET

EENHE undersigned wilt suprly the MCrd' ian az
! with BEtF and MUFT0& three Hul'sA y, tba
on MONDAYS WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAYS "'
stand of TAYLO& & BASS. ,rz-r,.
Merrfifn Ju2e y dsY,
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J. Augustine signaigo, formerly OF the
Cairo News, has been deif gA'ea CSis0l
of Italy, resident IN Memphis
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At Memphis charitable concerts are
being given for the benefit OF the poorer
OF the paroled rebel prisoners.
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I B0uTa.uE .Crh1Dl .Io| DyJe an" -v"|s
IL ca,
.TrhrTFRVGLL, GUCI~UE. To- MISS
THIS old and highly popular e5tanH shncn. for n.
I...,fs.s of bovs and ynuuE 'neu .", wr F'-..I
rol,,r6 the war without sl'HS-ofl "4t hsFHS o.
.r7,l.i. sted q grts-"r amount o! sd i'a any -
.sut'tian q. ja Nl.tt y; tie ,.''-.,r-' L
rerst .l tfc = Monday Of Srr'~'a''r a"<- .i .-'
capr.g.. OF rGtat3 Tie building .,'. %. z. .@"t--
rn.yatsl az. Fdrcd tA> r'o.as irHt1.' '.' every
-a possible 20 be done for f,Gdcrf yi the "cso 7
l. Sp table tezi books VII - proct.t" o.o a' -s.a
3 possible the GGVa.t.us ard bf-ry 4.h'''''; L.
-.H,. url,.eip.l s animated by ar7-fH I'D '.S h. ''
,jaI,l Of education III the country ant 20 i1nr.
zen ia voul1l "t our atlctrG s',T ~ j.' e'.'f o."
rut,,. c-t ht The Tay'Ers o var - ".A ~ 'o.'
mont I.lqcrzatTou carr, !efs'n tie }a Uh ~ .'i
'. v.rtie aud Is,snus, nor re't~e u hE' 'i '-e2a
rgr T.g;.Ie n.uft cor,c frrr"n.3 Nnl roa,ae u.
,.srrn fact cf the Uncvte.nty 'i I-Ata D. ""r u. , -
bity OF human passssio''S - .n"t' : - @...
infect to no rezf-ic,nus its pTcrof j.'e Is t.E''
ii h CUTE IFer3tS - tagcrfs; Il "a .F- an t2.
f.G PrIngigal cf tie Sunla"rv ..r ln'.ttrt3 .-
~, pronounced by nearly al tine 'ryed MIS- .'-i l'-
-sors Of colleges. IN tho HoN'i..'" "..s'.' ~. |
lcraz Isl t,uuhcrof the v hole c"gttrE. i's -o1r 81
..rieuc. IN she control aat c.Scplns o. sg.o".S'
gleat pc-vr n the recitation room, cnrs.., u.
ae first teach.r Of the land An ta' rnoi' 1,4. & ~.
.lvrq.C.lpLtE IN cdEcatilnI matters al hH .''-'N .
,t examined ID w2ea pN'oNcd, 2 'i'.. '.'A d. .
r viii ua ct uAloac to create IN our l">''t"" ''7
= ,oraush pract ca, ard cis--'cal ,!ncDton '..
.,Frtet 1lghfcfI- eycIy branch oi era. e.' +"
5drea Fitty-t37o ays y5i be received "poLWo u,'
r Of ability, besides the Priqeiptl, "ii Do III "'''
ll1ce.a
TERMS.
lzor board ,u.'ton apd was ag Tor 20 vceka, beg
irr.u he III. A9'rtae- Of Ettro,r' HaT.I.' ''
! alt0ia a.3rance il National clrrcucv, zf-5 10
| MaE.u,, cotton VIII beTCceiycda' l-E cta per poI
| .l.y-r,d 10 i. j. Duniup, at f;hu uaN station, IA
| r. Road. or the n, '*rs. p!iIlI' in Macon
Corn. Lart, WuCct Bacon or Mo'ses's vii. a.so
.geisC 70 the ru.nsuoryc laorAf. T!:cc, b"s '1a',
! . ras . Ge..Nc Nc.ca ~ The cxI to Of tAe party
| tisb.G~ il.
GOOD t-re willie furnished, served NJ n "'od ST,
| a.E the students 5ttaadathy the best trrT:1l''
Ibe Iii ci9a. hts Withdrawn l.s nnr@a from all p
| eel com c'ors, anil jut-aas deHutuE r't..n
.,vs tN- .ar,r Of A.s former yeas. tie r-l- s
...t'y TO TIE fe.nrart II h!s ola s:GII1.s where
| .uuud.
NTog rs win hc 1T Shuq,a'akt, t, meet students
| lie tl.cu flst days Of LI. session 20 Co-vty iAen
| rviiis q si22l cl.5,t.s.r. ....
te~ .ufo.f.tfaG st4i.sed IL tais circular, -c
be psi and Proprietor.
TECS. s. GATHRITI
r-57 I am ,questeH by hlr. 4. G. GgthrisEt - "a
.latLs school, Its SarnwerGiHc E'1f-a .Sr,gi -rv
resume It's exercises aiInUhanC ous a.,l Tie i...
| 5g1c I3, 1868. ~ J. b. #
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Notice


e-Gf Nssi~taut special Ag-"t X ca :
az Department. District 0fFiCit.bnrS
2na AScn.y so hand red a'td 60
fscRb.c iEnds. Houses sllsd AeIle''saisIs
.IpIaN, M q,
Ia accorda9co with orders iroa Hon Wa
Orae Supervising Special gent, Second Agency. Il,
District ot yic,.sbarg extends as Jar south as Gran
,srif aud ,-t s tr as the limits Of the State Of -
-is-i,Pi, including tho counties of Warren, H-r'
Rankin Scott Newton LaCdordale, Kemper, Neshe 5a
Leake Madison, Yazyo Holmes, Attaa, VII stem
Noxubec, and al CynfcdeEnte Cotton or ebandone
property, within the luats of this ustrict VIII be c
I,ctsa and controlled under the authority from III
o4,o, : AU&TED
Assistant Special gent Treaa'y Dept,
| Geo Wfnot is the duly authorized agent for t.
rx counties n Mississippi, composing the eastern enc
/ ,gtb:= District y NJ" I Il. .-~,
sssssant Special agent T,sas'y et't
| Jams 2251w
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r f Z NJ 5:

The Clarion has a larger circulation taafs
any paper published in the State, ard
hence presents superior advantages to
advertisers who desire to make their busI-
ness known to the people Of this State.
The DAILY CLAaIoS viii be sold 10 ne7s
dealers at IS 90 per hundred. Sing-e
copies ten cents.
Legal advertisements, if paid in ad'
vance, S5. If not paid in. advance $40
No proof of publication made until the
advertisement is paid for.
Liberal arrangements for adveftlsin2
will be made to those who wish TO adVer
tise by the month or year.
Eota Icing able to use. State, Cotton
money or Southern back notes except r
a heavy discount, 10 money will be re
ce;ved for dues 10 the Office but FED2RA
orssrscy. J.J SHANNON & co.
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sGyg8014 N0EECEt.

az C.EMEKSON AND LADY. IL
w igg determined to devote ."e-
selves 40
T E A c II I = G.
would gie notice that they co1nr4eua|
he sscgnd session Of ID -ir school, ct
MeriaAn Academy, on The hcaa aeg
june
TIE ELEMENTARY BRANCUE5t
1og.t by Miss jamie b Grady.
ENE NATURAL SCIENCES,
Taqht by hrs. Il. Z. Emerson, who 7
Irregular gradu>j- OF the Calhoun
Insu ute. Macon Miss.
NISIC, VOCAL ana IHaTRUMENTA
T. Miss Mildred Poipdexter, who, III
N ing had much experience in
n teaching has but lew
equals in herde
partment.
THE LANGUAGES AND U,Gl :
BRANCiEJ or BIAtLIE So il-.'.5
+o,oh4 hy w { Eufa~,Cu.
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SUPERINTENDENT

There viii be an assistant snperin+endct Of
freedmen as Montgomery selma EIobil. a.Sofher
points hose duty Il viii be TO enforce thae rec.
aIations. 20
THOMAS ". CONwY
General Superintendent OF Freecnen.
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"a eHEN
= - =. -

.- ,-o ,,,tffal not TO purchase tract oi
Z - l l, gE equity Mississippi four laz. :, ron
Eaers Che 12.esssng9 9 ct s Gf1'If Ie. ~ not @ Gs.n
.'- ,' va s,l - hold II subject for the purchase
-a.lr.v hat : !,et L.se ~ e C.kPr<-R
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Boston and New Xo.k House.

~e yin hr ale - furnish flmaa with evorydi-5 l.
.hr GI< + line.
- g UN ~ PROpTCE DrAEFRs viii f9a
it - heir nteEe il giving u Ii L. Q. 6,s.cs
Hg d thvi u, ID . elseyv here.
t*O>SJ5NNENF -s0H p ODU z vii meet e~ IL
ronpt -ueu'inn ana orters I'll ed ~ shea Il 4,
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g \. COOPER,

Capt. ana Asst. sup. Of Freedmen
FRyEDuEN's BgEEAU,
Montgomery, Ala, May 20 tsc'' )
70 s.rlo,v;ug regulations are published lo' '-'
,..,;,,., and Government Of freedmen l'1o""s Oh
u,ant.tious aud elsewhere:
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MIsaIsaIppI IpHars.

OUa MAIis-W hile of late there Egs
been the most wee.Ul irrPgulafltr ia or
nlxiIs, We would cdIs TO She m'Bd OF our
readers that there j. one route U4or
which connec.ion has never taliei. W
speak OF ,he roaie from Jackson IN Ne
ridian, which has been Tor tho la5t five
wears under the care and skillfCl Uans-e-
meat Of our friend 4. {. Arrr. We have
been placed under rzpsafea Obligations
hhy this gentleman, IN tie .,anslnss-l2n 81
letters and papers TO ar i from Jackson,
and from the untirilg industry and n st
! gentiem2uiy Briiit of recommendation
displayed BY birn, we ihirE hg y Jas the
/ man to III tie situation ia future -cH
+ son NSrts
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Tho TfanaII MOWV9 Is pNOIIsI7Vl We a
ly now. Tho editor says:
The same causes for which We recently
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nave no mails. We $50 very few news
papers, AMI t1ose va do see c0n,ain ha
lttle news We shall publish has
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CITY ORDINANCES.
NUMB ER II.

An Ordinance to supprt rs Prostitution
Be it enacted by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Of 4ha eity of Meridian hat every person ''ho Sh'
keep dis ,rderly house, or house of ill fame WITHIN
the limits cf the city shall conviction be fined IN the
ann of fifty dol ars and shall be liable to pay tine OF
twenty dollars for every day he or she shall conuue
TO keen such no use after the first conviction
Sec . ANY house inhabited by lewd or disorderIy
women or ersons of bad reputation as to chastity or
freou.ned by persons for tue purpose OF prostitution
shaI he considered house of i'll fame, and adults Nv
ng in such house shall be considered the keepers there
Of and subject to the penalties imposed by this ord'
nance fer eucl an offence.
Sec g. Any person having the control Of dwelling
or other building within the city who shall rent 1t OF
hermit 1t to be used house of i'll fame, shall or
conviction be fined fifty dollars and also an afditiona
6ne OF twenty dollars shall be mpos for every day
uch person asws the be used after the hrs
conviction
Sec That this act take effect and be in force from
and after its passage
| Approved: ,,nno>-o ,,.,o-
| Attest
r Y R. CHADWICK, Secretary.
Oct. 81, la65-d3t
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to know that SO important and interesting Work
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from HJn r. Wharf
JACKSON, Sept Do 1865.
MEssRs. HAMILTON & PowER-GentferHen
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| posed enterprise.
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