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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08
BosroS, Nov.

r sss.s.s BosToS, Nov. Z.
Gov. Parsons. of Alabama, Maj. Gen.
SxoynN, of the Freedmen B1reau, and Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, are in the city. Gov.
Andrsw introduced them to the members OF
the Union Club this evening, Of whom there
We olarse ateendance. = ss-. .sssss4
~ The following cordial introduction, from
SecfetA1 Stanton, Was received; ,s
Glow Parsons, of Ala, goes North for the
purpose Of comforting with loyal and patriotic
| genuemen, in relation TO matters and general
welfare Of parties in the South. He s esrn-
estiy and sincerely lahoring for therestoration
Of the Union, and is entitled to confidence and
respect.
S.A. Wentworth, of the Wentworth ex-
pres, was robbed last evening Of 81, 1000,
asas 1Aps6shl. MasAy b. I've bsaSpa4wAc
~ pceeea&ed pistsl2
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NV YoRr. Nov. :

NEW YORK, Nov Z.
NJ Gsns.J. ID. Wehs,ar and Lewis Wal
lace both r signed their commissions in the
Maj. Gen. Scho6eld leaves this city for Eu.
rope In the next steamer on yeax lssve OF
absence.
q Wallace W. .whitslssey, arrested last Sent.
for embezzlement of funds from ths Unised
States Treasury Ard altering coupons, has
sssen indicted by the grand jury Of the L nited
Sestes circuit court. and will be tried af the
approaching ses1ou Of the superior court.
Arguments we're yesterday heard for. and
sesinst the order requiring Edward B. Kesch-
um to testify to the previous sentence in the
suit against assignees Of ketchum 4 Co De
cision reserved. Certain real estate belong
ing to Morris Ketchum was sold under direc-
ton OF AAsignees yesterday.
The Corpness, inysstixauoa of the St.
John disaster begins to-day.
The FIRE In the Metropolitan Gas coupenyi ,
coal yards broke oot again lsst night.
Counteffeit $40 notes were put in circuls-
ton at Green Psint yesterday.
The material in the box at the Wyoming
Hotel yesterday morning is supposed TO be !
newly discovered explosive compound Of Mr.
Nobel. of Hamburg, Germany. composed
principally Of giycenns and nitric acid.
An appointed meeting Of the Musicians
Protective Union was held al the Germans
Assembly rooms. in this city. yesterday. A
scale of priees was adopted to which was add
ed resolution that rigid adherence was ex
pected Of every wenheE, and iAatr any losing
their situatiohs by & compliance shall receive
frcm the VAicn 4ltrer'w-ek. A vote ol
thanks 70 setetal theatres ors payipa ths
prices demanded N4 passed.
W. c. Bcrrey, : c.ask IL Inc cuesom house
Y-s @esisrdsy Arrested Tor an attempt TO de
fraud the government Of $40, 900. By mean,
Of spufiouS bonds skaeufed. 10 witkdra1 frou
the custom house three hundred barrel. Of al
cohol. sy ras.
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MILwArKrE. Nov. Z

Returns received up to this hour from fifty-
precincts. including tle city Of Milwaukee,
Racine, kenohoho. Fondulac and Watertown,
give Fairchld, Union for Governor. 1857
majority. Vote for extension of suffrage ia
seventeen precincts is 529 behind the ticket
There is little doubt Of the UnioI.tieket being
elected by from Ave to ten thousand The
result of the vote upon negro suffrage is
doubtful. The vote Is light compared with
last year. Waa N@ asa
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- NEw YoRK, Nov. T.-lL3O r. n.
Nearly complete returns from this city give
Slocum over 70 900 majority being a dem.
ocratic loss Of 1, 200 from last year. His ma.
loiity in this city viii be about $4,000. Re-
tufns nom the inte nor generally show Union
gains. There is now no doubt of the election
of Barlow as Secretary of State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08

CAIRo, Nov. 7.
Five hundred and 6fty-fve bales of cotton
passed here for st. Louis on the I'd.
The New Jersey cavalry is en- route for
home.
Cotton is arriving freely at Shreysper,, La.
II is estimated - coo ia,es Of cotton have
been lGs;i .si ~ Texas from the unfaithfulness oi
the freedmen in carrying out their contracts
to work.
The receipts of internal revenue IN Calves
ton, from Sept. I'd, to Oct. 5.h, is $3.50, 600.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. I.

WASHINGTON, Nov. :.
The National Isfeuiqenee-. in noticing q
visit 10 the Prasxsent yesterday of a deieea-
ton OF ladies' from Baltimore. and the present
alton Of a petition nhmerousy signed. seeking
the clemency of the Executive in behalf OF
JEFF Davis, says the interview was proiracted
one, and of the most agreeable character, and
the fair petitioner. LEFT the city earring with
them the tn6xf aeAnnbls in:tft asicas cf the
President. In declining, the President re.
gretted that the national character of the
question restrained all private sympathy which
they might have awakened. He made the
important statement that complete arrange
nents Kate been made for the early lesa
trial Of Mr.. Davis according to the laws Of The
land.
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IT is reported, on what authority We can
not say, that BEAuRRGARD and McOLkLLAs
have rendered theig svords 70 his Holiness,
the Pope, and propose to defend hisGehh in
Italy. Ua T
The Pope would probably decline to en-
tangle himself with Democrats whose career
has been illuminated with so few beams ol
glory as those American Generals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08
NEw YORK, Nov. :

The returns from New Jersey almost unan-
imously exhibit republicans gains over the
vote of last year when the Democratic ma
jority was only 1900. There is not much
doubt Of the election of Marcus /. Sward,
(Unionl for Governor, over Rnnyon, by the
majority Of from 5000 to 5000 Returns al
30 show large Union gains IN Assembly.
mon .-3S
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BUFFALO. Nov.

DUFFALO, nov. Z.
As far as ascertained, NO serious damage
was done by the gale the past two days.
Large feet arrived here safely yesterday
Wind has subsidized; cold and cloudy. a
schooner Was water-logged ep Lake Michigan,
and went TO pieces. Cue man drowned.
Voting proceeding quietly.
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BALTIMORE, Noy.

The vote in Baltimore is very light There
was very little opposition. There were less
than 5000 votes cast. Thomas is elected is
the End District to Congress, to eli the vacan.
cy occssioned by the resignation of Colonel
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Nrr Y.

NEW YoRK, Nov.7.
Twenty-Five cases of sickness from the
steamer Atlanta were to-day transferred 10
the hospital ship at quarantine.
The steamship Erin, from Liverpool, ar
Erived at quarantine to-night. Anticipated.
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PIcroN, c. W., Nov. I

The schooner International, of Chicago, re-
ported ashore yestssday, went 70 pieces las
night. Two of the crew, named Francis
Scott, Of Kingston, Daniel Eroderic; reGdence
unknown and Mrs. Ellen Newcomb, Of Roch-
ostess were drowned
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New YoRr. Nov =

New YORK, Nov. Z.
The Posts Washington speciel sys thprs
was regular cabinet meeting to-day. I An
the members but one present. Ex
Secretary Welles Ind Admifal Farragut
were closetea with the President during the
nos.ing. The seeuenls impression prevails
sAAsth6 Tt10ts goveiAssukha bts1Nslhed
ot y ssnd any nors troops 70 Mexico.
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san FRANcIsco, Nov.

DAN TKANtIStOr NOV. D.
The schooner Milton Badger arrived to.
day, % days from Anadie Bay and bring.
nearly a month later news from the Russian
telegraph expedition. She landed her party
of telegraph builders on the shores of the ba,
and left them with winters outfit TheI
are prepared to explore Agadie river, thence
cross to 0ebostock sea. They viii use REQ
men as guides, Advices from Col. Buckley
says all things favorable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08

HARRIsBuRo, Pa, Noy. Z.
Gov. Curtin has lsned : ppocAnfiou
appointing the 7th day Of Dscsnboe 90 u
q thAaks1fvi1g and pssyss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-08
CHICAGO. Nov. I,

CHICAGO, NOV. I.
The election to-day passed Of quietly. Re
turns show the Republican ticket elected.
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2V0Tk ~ sre assssS4 vsas'asd
-'-'97- =
aBYaTE6ECRAPA

sssSs .szrss-a e skrif Ia 81 Aiae sssrS&
IsBYaTEtECRARA.
A =, TT ~ n
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
New York Gone Republican By
a Large Majority.
-~e5s T-- - &-~~4 rsA
UNION GAINS EVERTWHERE.
Wirz, Doom stu Uncertain.
Delegation ofIndians In washinxton
tEle.Fk sE EE H-9 FWFs
THE NEGRO INsURRECTION IN IA.
MAICA.
Discharge snd Resignatios Of General Onicers
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Discharge sna Resis,asies Of General onleer.
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LADIES PLEADING Fol-
s-& - %e4 & JEFF DA VS. ~

DISCOVERY Of GOLD IN N. e. MISSOURI
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New ~Adyertisements.
To Manufacturer Builders and
b a.a.s.. Carriers. id .ss
MesSrs. VAIL, ,ARMITAGEA a Go.

NACE9h Ne v n A1Ae - 0A1n4 u A1 Il ~ TO-
HAVING purchased the Tools Patterns.
- Ae. Of the PrSsYtvAsA IcrspaY Asd Machine
shop take pleasure In recommending ths pYuprie
tors % ny former pstr~as and ths puhisc es~rsssy
n RUNNER
Having g~sy fnetsesed eur ha<ihtses fe Ap4nx vcrh
BY the purchase ef the AAohipery Patt-rhs Ae per-
tanning the RsaAssvsaia yoanry snA Machine ehop
corner Of Eighth and Main Esre~t1 Ksokak as.ur,
cor susssnerp Of ability III tAsr slss prouss
IT, AsA remind the pstrons of the R~nesSisaniA fAal
0wnng shefr patt1rns, make sbeIE enalnxs aSd
chin-ry 1T the lowest raies and solicit o al thnr
baslaing r~atfng Asd repsIrisE sx43sficn of eur
stock inplem-Et Ac before parrhssisg 81 eontrscxns
els%shere. VAIL, AKN1rlGE 1 co.
ARIGINAL N0TICE-To Ar,hony L%fder: You Ar.
hereby rotfx- that there hi1 IN the once
of the Clerk tbs Dsts3c8 Cous Of Lee cbrnfy Iowa
af Keokuk petition - 0Aa BArney claiming of you
fhs Of Ex hundred doiars with per tens
= ~. ss3syss3s to SSss E0xa @.3.t:a4i
to said Hiram Barney also claiming aS.rst ron the
fcreio-ur. oi sat uortgaSS tho benk upon ios
block les Asss Aldftica % sheei.y IL Kso-
In Lee county Iowa for pure hass money: and
fuxthef kllx for sale II sad premises IND xenerA
NJ 4rsf usss rod sp1aas snd answ " batA eetfuG
61osbefbrehocn n the s-coni day u hsxt hermit
said Court 70 csmmenes n keokuk the hrrt Monday
ef FrtrnAyy A lsed default vii b. entered es1
ycs ard judgement rendered thereon ~ rrhy "a RI
| ssii petition n Hie3RDyU
Rev stamp. 30 cen;s Attcrpey kor Plaintiff
| novsdAw-ves ~ ss y k&4s e. i ~
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
New York Gone Republican b,
q Large Majority.
Union GAINS EVERTWHERE.

"irz' Doom stu Uncertain.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23
TIE MAILS,

rr,.a are TO have any mails, the people
.,.t AZ once 90 to work and get FoS'
H. No.. ,,sol,teI ,cho can take the oath re-
J limo man can be found who
an take it, get some unmarried lady TO
,onIv She can be commissioned ana
gponta deputy. -
This ia of the utmost consequence 70
ao rpblic as otherwise they Will be De
,,;csd ola mail facilities. The Pos'
Master General intends to stop the oe
Ivory Of all mail matter at points ''hcfe 1 0S
noayR hare not been regularly aPpo"'ea'
We trust an effort will be made TO es
,.blisb Post Offices, at once, at all tn
,,pntv towns, and all depots on IN
different Railroads.
Recommendation of Post master
should be addressed to First Ass'StaI
Past Master General and enclosed TO v
l. Kelly, special Agent, Post Once y
rartment, jackson.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23
sptU,AL NOTICES.


N.OL s. G,N RAILROAD
On and alter Wednesday, the lo'h
inst, a passenger train will leave New,
Orleans at 8 o'clo ok, p. m, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving IN
Jackson thei next day st 1870 a. m
Returning, will leave jackson at l:45 pm
on I tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays
and arrive in New Orleans at 3 O'Clock
IN. next day. Freight trains will run as
heretofore
Close connexions are made each way
with both the Southern and Miss. Cehtra'
roads. b. ii. bhEEN'
Nov l9dlw Asst Sup't & Eng.
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JACKSON.

rh, ;,,,rrovements now going on IN
my city speak well for the energy anu
rarsayerance of its citizens. stores are
so;cg M in all parts of the town
Wercbants are filling their shops with as
rood an assortment of goods as can oe
lonpd in New Orleans, Memphis or eiSe-
where while prices will compare l@'o
aI1,, With these cities There Is something
oycr twenty stores going up on Gap
;,,1 o,,d state streets, while near'y douole
u,,, ,rr,bar have been completed within
the past thirty days. On Pearl rreSi c:I,
and other streets the same march
,,roron,ent will be observed AZ '"e
lower depot, we understand a me ny,
a. Ia hnilt and other improvements "
,orr;ad ont. which will make 1t one o
.ha hest business portions OF the Guy
rhore are not as many dwelling houses
- nm as we would wish to see' nous
are high. A few Leaf an
aan,foriable dwelling houses woui" pa
handsome dividend on the outlay .,
manv private residences are oeln
,o,o;rted and papered ana o'hei" w.
...ouod which will add much 10 the
Ioa,tyand comfort. The events Vi :,
mast tour years have caused many wv W.,
Nj mos stores, &C., to have rather "'''
;37,ed anoearancs and which could u
L,,,.,rcane for the want of those
t,ros ca necessary in beaut'ylng
giving that pleasant aspect 10 nome =
wa all like TO see. Fences are pelhs
.;n,a optbuildings rebuilt, the shr
W. Lsry trimmed, and the gardens
rscsiyior the care necessary 10 II
" putting on their spring dress OF ricnn
beauty and fragrance. - INN
The public buildings are 10 DO mn
Cd b,t the Legislature has not oeen
liberal AZ we could wish, IN this resp
Fntrancbment in this particular we
slider out of place. Jackson Is 'he
tal ofour State, and while we "ouio
bava q lavish expenditure OF mons
ha nrasant state of a depleted treas
>I,,,h should have been approprlat
horoat east made the public oui
stand as ulODumeH1 VI
lberaIity and public spirit oil cur ps
W. s,lI think this will be DONE
wban the troubles of the country at
tied. and the prosperity OF heF VI
become once more as of DID, we
then expect to see, on the par
n, ople's representatives, NOR
and worthy policy, 'aI isbU
ated IS il is in a large and wealthy
~. the great railway centre Oh on0
Wbo Wv c,n nredict, when the popt
shall he as dense as it is IN some ar
more Northern sisters. what her =
shall be3 Connected with New :,
by the New Orleans, jackson p i
Northern Railroad, with MemP'
the Mississippi & Tennessee M
with Columbus, KY, and the 70
the Mississippi Central kallt ,ho
Nicksburg, and the West, oy eNe
ern Railroad, and with M oolle,
Atlantic Seaboard, by the same e
needs no prophet to tell, that Il
not predict her future, we know
will make from year TO year rapi'
to wealth and greatness; unI q
comes the most populons ana ne
city, wilhla The bords.s o. lag "
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23

R@Vicksburg mail arrives daily at
l0:l6.
Departs daily at IA p m
New Orleans mail arrives tuesdays
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays at 300.
Departs, Sundays, Wednesdays ana
Fridays at $50
Eastern mail arrives duly at |, P M
q departs 1880, m
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1-soINenf Notice.

NJ HER AZ insoIvent by the Probate Court OF
N. wo county, at the october term Thereof,
1855 Nov holding , sls% to the CLERK
estate are no 60 and have them registered on OF
hssors the third Monday in NOvem9sr' rs0a'
will be forever OdFlo'' Administrator.
L lGr-Ent
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Elias Bloom ,

1.o H0 M. Youns} :, The wear
AT Rules rst monday in Nevsme ser: IN Dstgics Of
1855 for the Chancery Court OF INC N
on opening the paper. in hi case and appFensant
from the affidavit OF complainant t9a sn nd that ser
Louisa a subpoena cannot made upon her Yn i,
therefore ordered that the sao Or depur to the
shan ar hin m the third Monday in January l9Uo,
b. same being ret day of this court OF inc
will be taken agsinst her for conIes shau he pub
ND for four weeks successively at least once n
| each week In the Daily Clarion ne"'p~Pe' ~
| Ii he'd in the city of Jackson. uoCuApNAN
| Attest a.,.,. eourt Hiads CO. Miss.
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.a.,,utstratOr's Notice.

Whereas ,,E eh deceased, were granted 10 me
Ko%aaGa at the last September term ~
ba:s cosrt of Jasper county, Sanst the estate Of
No~, agent are hereby required to exno" -, "a. mr.
duly prohaed and registered s T be barred.
sc ibed by ls"' OF 'ne LEVI CROSBY, Admir-.
Nnv IL W6ti LEV
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s- 1T viii be seen that those who
hank notes, Mississippi Cotton
u',a .r Rail Road notes &c, can dispose
D Them for their market value by Gaining
.Greon's banking Office.
tn We call attention to the Galu u
- blackwell, Barber x Harvey
~,r.rdipe and commission Merchants
lilo, Miss. These gentlemen are
~.1 known as reliable business men LAM ahG
~s recommend them with en'ire CONN
Jerca to the public.
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k,IinabeLh l.. Mayes

EhHAbeLh u. MAyoS
No. ,,. r,oua Ozanne ChRncery
At Rules first Monday in November Der, in tne Of
1895 for the Chancery court Oh Ihe on opening the
ines - case an appearing from the amo@v
Of complainant, that the defendants rnnpes;den1s
20 sha STATE and that the service OF subpoena ~
OF be made upon them 1t is therefore ma
me SAlu III lead answer demur, TO the com
SIa bill on the third Monday in January
| he anne being a return day OF TINS cout' VI INC
IrT - taL on AGAINST them for confessed. =, -
WI, fnrber ordered that this order shall oe pIU
usbed for four weeks excessively Al pub
| Iished in the city of jackson M n CHAPMAN
Attest CLARK Circuit Court, Kinds Co., MISS
| W.T.
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letters Of sTs Sr0n.ed to the
William VILLA a. me last september term Of sse Now
;Safp county aH.. Ct the Of
all persons haxns reouired 10 exhibit the same 1uly
aecsasad and registered within tie n~0 p'e
by law, or the same VIII " IEyTCRosBY. Admir-.
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An EmcIent Dry Goods CierN
wanted.

,,ood. r.li.Ol. and influential DRY ooop :,
,ou salary or percentage WIN y
raid in accordance with amount y ea.,of,os giving
sell Address Key D0A' 80 Nov 9d0v
rsf..saess, tsrpst 80,
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. kky- Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner Of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans. is now prepared to supply those in want OF
rugs and medicines, with everything aPper'Annne
o the drug trade, at the lowest market rates
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A CARD.
Ola Extends and Former

customers.
WE the undersigned, beg leave 10 morn -
go. in Kinds and surrounding counties 'N"
have opened again old stand al INC 0A
cta-e Garner Washington and CHINA Stre
We have been and are yet RECEIVING io~ - p.nov
one of the largest and handsomes' -, nat.
anu CO." uossierv shawls Mantillas, &c. &c &c
anu G@p' hson selected with great care by Mr
our h has been in business for thirty years
will suit pu, chasers. We Would invi'
,ztIio 70 examine our stock before PurCna9'n
"1So,,hara We have polite and attentive
.ho will take pleasure in showing the gooIs
Vicksburg, Miss'
Nov l9dlm.
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rae sqArE eF MISSISSIPPI

nuE STATE eF MISSISSIPPI
y ayps County.
proh..e Court, September Term NO'' .s,.,.
80 :" -. y ,,,er Of the ANAL settlement OF the
- I.mesw. Goodman, deceased oror. II. GOO
no Carolias o,Sar. Interested in the estate :,
before ss n:
be aud personally APpe NJ Cours House thereof on ,h
Of sac Of thea All here o -
fsn rsy de- :NS bonn: now
Angus TaylS i.o Aa ahnnid not be allowed, sc :,
file H. TINS on Hon p. q Napier, the Sd MONDAY
September, 1862 hand and seal of ONO
us thiA October the S''' w 8. DAVIS.
| ~ Probate CLERK W Ay ne Co
, DIST
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ST. LANES HOTEL,

..oa4 hetween (rravier and Na4cheL stLSO"
MasA1i'e new ORLEANS, La
CHARLES e, sHEDEs, Manager.
u1uTs ESTABLISHMENT has been leased tSs
and now and reOsi S ~ b
aud thoFoS 81 Furniture. Bedding, Bed and Table
I n;'su sroa the kitcben TO tAe roof and
r OF oousc s /. has no superior in the city. on
and luzuies Of its table and Exchange
| ~ cer asks atrial Sra
y The hos'' v" Augld2m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-23

E@ Druggists, in the city and country
90, now pnr, base and have the selection of tEeir
good, from the largest assortment in the city James
donegal, wholesale druggist, corner OF Common ana
MAGAZINE streets New Orleans, is prepared to sell
Is goods at the lowest market prices.
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eagCommission and general merchants
;Il find at the wholesale drug of Jas CONCEAL
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans every thing belonging TO the drug trade they
NAV require at prices based on the latest gold quo
Iii
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N1ARRIkD.

On the 18th inst the Or es father at his residence
in Kinds county Ms. SIR J. S. HASTINGS oil
Montgomery Ala. AMI MISS NATo RAH l.
SoRsBY eldest daughter Of Rev. D.. eoh So-sbS
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DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATION

INsTITUTE FOR DEAF AND D 80
Jackson, Miss, Now 1900
THE Trustees of this Institution they have
that 70 the "a
n 1ef for the Dumb and Blind nd the Deaf
Rouge Louisiana 'i until other arrangements
cam be '1 anG 81 %
located in heany prepared flor the imm"diat
and Of 0uSs Undfr the management Ct fc an
corps teachers it VIII including instruction
| ty for the education OF lh"teS' iii'
| in trades. ,,..-..,ri has Drovided the 1unoi
necessary FIR the free education u N''
ThS narents and friends of The mute
state are earnestly invited to send mem thew will
olaie Isti'n,e at Baton Rouge where 'hey sa q
20 .nT nurtured and educated at tno
| their State. :, cno-otarv or A. K. Ma
Address ] D. O'Connell' Scr pe"ns or the uade
tin, superintendent at Dawn A. H. CABINISS,
sipned at this place. ,,;da,t BOARD Trustees
, | Nov l7lf
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TAKE NOTICE.

The gentleman who stole a Pocket DOCK from d
member of the Legislature few nights slhce' ni"S
save himself from exposure by imnediatey reni'''ne
the cont ents of said book to its owner.
Nov 23d2t.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SoUTHERS RAILROAD CoMPANY
Vicksour5 Nov. 10th, leO2
On I'D sitter MONDAY 10Th last, througs
raoan,. will he given tor freight Meridiao, Vicks
burg and intermediate stations
c. A. FEADiNG,
Nav 1ad1w General Superintendent So K r.
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Trx,s-A dispatch from Austin TO
rlalre,s Galveston Bulletin, announces
+ t, lae9 prov;sional Governor Hamilton has
i ssued his proclamation calling a State tate
r upmr and ordering the election OF d lei
Gates to the Convention, to be neio ot pn
the 8th of January. The ulsPa'cn oo ntIU
s ';a;tad washington and had an inter
v v;aw With the President, has published al
address I to the people of Texas. &c tbt
at The Austin Texas State Gazette OF Int
me INST h announces that Maj Gen. Gus
tar a., and his command have arrived II
that city. go N
Gen. Steele has been relieved from IN q
command of the Western plsorsgS
Texas by Gen. Weitzel, c9mm n no;m
35tn Army Corps. Gen. Steele bo g3,n
t n the Military Division OF the l acme