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FOR SALE.

YF1HE subscriber offers TO sale his Farm on the
4 road between Sac ;arappa and Gorham. 1t coz
tains 81 acfes OF Ian, well divided into tillsge and
grass and. There is on 20 farm, o ae story house
carriage house, and barn s7 ct by 60 with good
cellar und IT. 1t has good orchard, with aDout
800 young T mis- tEees. J0Hfi ID. ALIEN,
Jahzoe2o5m q NM e Ssccarappa.
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Farm For sala

A ~-r, The subscriber offers his Farm for
EZMSA sale sifuased near D1nn's Depot in
M asssFEeEs hoEtn Yarmouth formerly known
ke4 1nAA43 -as the mo Sc Farm" Likewise
- ock snd Farming tools The
! ara eoatains about ll0 acres good land, good
ed 70 Gail ahd examine 1or the emseves. 7lf1' L
h. L. DILLINGHAM.
East North Yarmouth, Jan 3D. 1866. jan4soatf
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Sanitary GoMmission. .

Office II the U s. Sanitary Qon,nlissioH, y
S2a Rroacway. n: 7: Dec, 20, 1894. J
HON. !sk aEL WASHBUKN, JR., of Portland.
IL Maine, has consented to accept the duties OF
General agent of the Commission f'r Maine, and
Commission. tr
He will ee ready to furnish advice to the friends
of the Commissions uerk throughout the State sue
All money contributed in MAIN tor the use of the
Commiss on should be pad to Mr.. Washburn or to
persons designsted by im ,0 a1illN 9sBlt t Geti
Hon. Mr.. Washburn il the sole agent recognized
by the Commission lor Maine.
j. POSTER JENKINS, rsHc
dec2sd&w,f General Secretary.
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HENRY HUTCHINS.
Farm for Sale

A 49, The well known FARM, sitpated
ASMsS - In Buxton, on the line Of the Y rk
M iHt fSSrz&rN and Cumberland Railrosd il CON.
laa Sli8a tains rs sores, with House Stable.
Bsrn and Sh .ds Conntc Ell with
me me r raem is = os19 al Grove, known as Bux on
Center Grove-a flvorite resort during the Sumner
making IL a dnesi uaton for Public Houe For
pai tieuars inqaireot JOHN S. DONNELL,
Wharf. - mstSsa ~ a.
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FOB SALE.

: CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over &c
rooms, large stable and sheds--sitnated two
81 and one-half miles from Portland, and the
esS nrest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
tering place and summer boarders For
paIus9,hrs enquire Of GEO. OWEN,
ap1 otf I0i Commercial Street. Portland,
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Fam for sale.

FhtHE Subscriber off rs hi' Farm, situated 10 Cape
n III ibetn, aDou u milts rom Portland Bird ee
crntairg ID acres OF Land, Buidn $ .oot. N -.
-, 4 or aft!euiars eAQur5 OF 4. N. PERRY, at the
Box 1885 febl4dff S'SS
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a BOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrcok, viii hs sold at
Enquire of FRANCIS Is. HANSON, at -uSoo n.
babeocks, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON
head OF Berlin Wharf nets dff
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For Sale or rT,S. Let.

FsvaE premises occup cd by Doctor LIE Prohon. No
"A eout' st.. Fhe premises are co veuient sup
pied With hard an soft water, furnace. -
Also lot of land ~ by zs .-lt. lLygs5.
s.~Ffdssr premists between IL and 2 p. NJ.
Feb 20--eodlm 4tt ttfH *
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Fer sale.

rEyHE dwelling house No 25 Sumner st. 1t has
hr;ok back-I8 finished rooms-a constant eup.
Div of roue 3uct and ranwater and free policy of
insurance Com ected with II is a woodshed, and a
stable will cellar unc er, There Is goods zed
gooi garden lot Withsa little repair, Il viii be
ry peas Mt and convenient for person keepi.
hor Sc and carriage. Or, ths hous can be 90 upied
by two fami Isl and the stable may be ma1e into a,
dwelling house. Enquire of -.f iI.5 :, & &
1isl Sr.wALLC C5ASE, No 3 Carleton St.
Or. ofCaptJ B Foster, oppo lite ths premises.
March 1l-u SdSw* 2 ~ ~ 4a
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Name Military State Agencies.
Adn,insstratnr,s sale

DY virtue of a license from the Hon. Judge of
I'D Probate for tho County of Somerset. Ishaii sell
at pubic yendue, to The highest bidder, as the
Baker House, in the town of Yarmouth, County Of
Cumberland, on Tuesday. the eleventh day of prii
next, al ten oclo5k, NJ. the reat esfats OF hca
JAMS G. HILL, late of Skowhegan, in tad Coun.
ty of Somerset died seized and cssessed. Saiureaf
estate is described as follows The Forge Lot (so
caled) containing thrs acres, less, wish the
water pr vilege conn ce Herewith situated on the
Upper Falls of Rotas River, near the Flour Mil
and the Bridge Of the Grand trunk haiiroad across
ssid River. Al lot OF land aiming about two
acres. otted into house lots, lving westerly of amt
adjoining the Cemetery of the First Uniyersalist
Chapel. t d i..srs ~ e
Also, one Pew in said First Univeraalist Chapel
Terms-Cash ON delivery ri the Deed. .ll, ~
tfl '-s = e JAMES b. pASC0MB,
Administrahr with the Will annexed OF said Estate.
Skowhegan, Feb'y 20, 1865 w3ws
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Notice.

+ - .ai H4iAH N2 PORTLAND, Jan. %, 1866.
TETE certify that we have thoroughly examined
wv the Machine shop of tha Pot tand Company
AMI that tn re is no danger OF accident. II f
The Only detect was in a few of the floor hmbers
of the thi I'd story. 80. 49,.
This has been remedied so as to be perfectly safe
until the whole structure can be emade douSy strong
by new beams and columns which are in progress
and viii be completed as soon as Drse icable
fh Thos. j, SPARROW,
jan3O GEO BRooK
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40 Las. n
fASO gentleman ofsleady habits, a large, pleasan
u fu ~nished Room, heated by a tuInace, and sup
plied with gas, private family. house ceptralt
located Apply 10 W, AZ Middle st. feb Is at,
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A REANGEMENT has been made by which all
IA contributions fortne National Freedmen'g Re.
lief Association Will be forwarded promptly, with
cut expense. to New York Commodities g ould be
securely packed, and directed TO c. c. LEIGH, Nos
l & Mercer street New York, Care of George X.
4 Contributions IN Money to Eben Steele Esq, Port
and Me. WIN. GEO. HAWKINS,
,ls Secy of Ex. Comm. of N. Il. R. AssoCistion.
January I'd, 1865. jan2d3m
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Enr Sale.

fh:;;I Holse No 1S Cross stree; the lot is large
-A4-HaA- hard and soft water. APPLY to
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vaImahle Property for sale.

Valuable Property for sale.
THE Mills situa'ed A. head of water, q. the
.c,ip .. r.vef oy re sub
sistng building by s5 stona dam, and our aore
Of ftt7 and land sqjoiEisg. he mills = In GO
repair, and now unuer lease ex xairtng Nov :. 1855
80 W. G. BRADLEY.
For particulars enqn,re of
HENRY BAILEY D CO., Is Exchang st. y
fsb26sod& w3w
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FOR SALE.

A TWO story Store. near Falmouth Depot, form
IA erly occupied by Z. Merrill Il Co Enqoir Of
he eabscriber. REUBEN MERRIIL.
decsb63ns@
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MISCELLANEOUS
PROSPECTUS FOR 1865.
The Maine State Press.
Is published every Thursday
Is published every Thufsda

Two Dollars Year In Advance.
I IT is the largest political paperin Hew England,
is in quarto form, gives an unwaveriDg support to
the Government in its conflict with ga Mt rebellion
contains a large number OF Eefully prepared Orig
nal Articles Stories-original and selected Poetry
an exttnsive Army Correspondence. the Current
News of the Day, --latest Intelligence by Telegraph
Congressional and Legislative Procs. dines, iull
Marine List, Portland Prices Current carefully pre-.
pared Review of the Market, Stock List. New York
Markets, Boston and New York Brokers' Board,
Brighton and Cambridge Cattle Markets, &C.
Enclose 50 current money by mail, and receipt
for one year will be returned. go Rl3H
+ To any person who will forward ten new subscri.
bers, cash in Gduance, we will send an additional
coty gratis, for his trouble.
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
The largest daily east of Boston, large eight column
pages, at $S Year in Advance.
Address, 8
NJ A. FOSTER & co.,
PUBLISHERS,
PORTLAND, ME.
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W " AN :. LOST. FOUND
wANT.ETo ,
Wanred Immediatelx

A THOROUGHLY competent touse Girl one
Ia wh1 mas had good experience la all parts Of
housekee ping. Apply at No Couton st Refer.
encs required. mar9dlw
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shou,d we not succeed 10 getting our QUO
90 of e3O men under the present call for
troons reduced, it will require the sum of
about 5000 600. to pay the bounty of $500 to
each man, and the recruiting expenses. This
amount win shortly have to be provided for.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
WANTEDf

I WILL pay TEN cents per Ii. for ALL Pamphlets
delivered at the office OF the Por tland Sugar Co.
corner Commercial and Maple SITS. Tea
jeu2ldtf J M BROWN
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Temporary debt Of the city
Feb. IS, 1865, to be provid
ed for in the taxes OF 1865
66, being for purchase of
new Steam Fire Eagine
Portland" No. 2, 450O 90
NIB. By order of Council, the Treasurer
of the City was authorized during the past
wear to fund one hundred and tortg-three
thousand t143,OO01 of the temporary debt OF
the previous year, or SO much thereof as
might be found TO be necessary. Under the au-
thority above alluded to, the Treasurer has up
to Feb. 2S, 1865, found it necessary to fund
only one huadred thousand dollars of said
debt, but before the close of the present fnan
ciaI year, which ends on the 3lst OF March
inst, viii be obliged to tund forty three thous-
and dollars more, making the whole amount
authorized, which, together with other pay
ments stated above, will account for the
whole amount of temporary city debt ex-
isting at the commencement OF the present
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WANTED

FENO rent. on, or bef re tho first of April, house,
IL with about twelve or fourteen Rooms centrally
located. Address Post Office Rox 574 febl5d1sn
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14

The funded debt OF the city has
been increased since the
commencement of the war
in 1851 and in consequence
thereof, to Feb. 2S, 1865,
for aid furnished ia accord
auce with Laws Of the
State, to the families Of
soldiers who have entered
the service of the State
aud OF the United States, Sooooo
For payment of Bounties TO
volunteers and drafted men
who have been mustered
into the service of the Uni 80,
led States from this State, l4o,oo'
s175OOt
which together with 43,OO'
for which, as before stated,
an order of Council was
passed this year, and which
The necessities of the Trea-
sury will require to be ne
gotiated before theclose of
the present financial year, t'
will make net increase of
the Funded Debt OF the
CITY on account of the
war tn April l. 1865, of $21S.O0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
For Sale Cheap,

The " W quarter Of section IL. in township 81 north
1. third principal meriI,n Is incosed on =.
sides ly improved farms. is very desirable quarter section
al Land timber and coal convenient. and in neighbour
hood of prosperity and wealth. title perfect.
Ottawa july - 'G5-tr A. i. SMITH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
The following is a good one told on "Mass'

The following is good one told on "Massa
Greeley, bv the New York Herald:
"The late letter Of Massa Greeley to his
colored brethren of North Carolina, has in
slired he recipients with great respect for
him. A resolution thanking the young coli
ored men who had edited papers in the cause
OF universal freedom was lately passed by the
North Carolina Negro Convention now IN
session at Ralligh, when question arose as
to whether or not it applied to brother Gree
lev" A leather-colored character explained
that ''Massa Greeley was not a colored man,
when an indivi inal, black as the ace of
spades, remarked dat he always supposed
Brudder Greeley to be full-blooded niger,
hut dat &c Ia wasn't dem ha deserved to be. /"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09

A.REMARKABLE RoBBERY.-"Burleigh,' the
non de Ii,tme under which Rev. Matthew
Hale Smith writes to the Boston Journal
tells of a remarkable robbery IN New York.
He says:
'The broker was inside the counter, near
the safe. A man came in without hat. and
with pen behind his ear He walked round
to the spot where the banker stood, who was
talking to a gentleman, and sad to him,
"Please to move sir" and the banker did
The fellow coolIv took out of the safe several
thousand L. s. bonds, aud coolly walked away
and has never been seen from that time to
this Near the closing hours ofbusiness the
bonds were sought for and could not be found.
The banker turned to one OF the clerks and
asked him for them, stating that he saw HIM
remove them from the drawer. Fortunately
the clerk was able to prove an alibi, and then
the audaciiy of the thief was apparent"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09

II OF FIVE (5 in block eghty-one, 81 in the state
Addition Ia Ottawa with good substantial two story
bri, house thereon. Enquire of ,,,,
sept le, '65-tf A H. SMtlh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
y G.. w |. Is S L + X,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON.

10. .S1ldh Clark Street chicago Illinois.
L. q. Box 6IG6.
Old Staining and Chronic diseases private otherwise
trcate, successfully and cures guaranteed.
DIR. W. is OF the Oldest practitioners in the Western
States and this has induced notorious humbug 10y the
of Whittier, at 64 south Clark to represent
himself D.. Webster this has deceived many who sup
posed they being treated by me.
Contultaton free either by letter or otherwise.
p. S-Send 10 cts for circular MOTIFS 65-1v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09

DIR. SEELYES
BlIONC lAI SYRCP!
An Unfning Remedy for Coughs Colds. Bronchitis. Sore
Throat Iiolrseness. and Irritation OF the Bron-
chial Tubes Lungs Tickling in the
Throat, and Group.
Sold by all Wholesale Druggists and at Retail hy Drug
g;as erywhere, IL 'G5-
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FOR SALE.

TINfIE late residence of Nr. Nnr-v east q! Fox river
i embracing T. - and H. in block II. Green's Aifi
ton L. Ottawa. The location is desirable, the dwelling
convenient. and the price moderate. Enquire of
sept 30-tf T.. T.. LEWIS. Metr pOliIan Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-12-09
Farm For Sale

gVIE subscriber offers for sale farm Of 100 acres, four
miles south east of Ottawa, in the town of Fall River
There 65 of the land under cultivation; 20
acres timber comfortable frame dwelling house and
stable orchard of bearing apple and cherry trees AND
good failing water. The place will he sold at bar
gain and part of the purchase money remain the
land long time if desired. For particulars enquire o.
Geo. B. Mitchell in Ottawa, the subscriber IN the prem
ises T. s CRACRAFT.
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OFF, e.

N0E7.E
me Undersigned having f'rmel cppsr.Dn7-p with
Mr.. ". NaiIl, the business hereafter will BE-
Quoted tn" old stand ami a> tn" Warehouse lately
occupied 10y Cooley GilS1 Opposite Cu-hU a. foundry
under the name and stylc %: NiiiIIi co.
Having ample Means AMI facilities T. do large tusin"s.
both houses. hop" continuance of the patron
age hitherto 80 literally bestowed upon
Ottawa, Nov IS. C5-lm BURKE & STOUT.
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For. Sale.
FOR SALE.

fVNIIE Residence lately occupied hy Charles C. Mile
which includes lots in the States Addition
Ottawa The property can be had at a bargain.
sept = G5 A. II. SMITH Agent.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

NO. IA ST. FRANCIS ST.. MOBILE
COMMERCIAL AGENTS,
Real Esaaae and General Br0kefs'
0TIY AND SELL Coin. Current Money. keal 80
ow n account. ..... ~ e4cAAcan
| Wool and Naval Stores -. - IN
100 N the limited States and Canada. -
80 - MohiIe: y. Dolhonde a. Co.. New Or,eans
zen + Forsyth, Mayer Mebila; Wslan, CoGlsar
4 10. New Yerk John r. Hoys, -. go $500 m.n
/ New Ycgk. = s
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
SPRING HILL COLLGGE,

vTNHIs Institution SO well know in this and in the
IL neighooring states. had the coca Ior une :. ~
ns dur ia late war, unhurt AID unmpaired In
its efficiency. -, -
The plan Of studies comprises the Commercial ana
the Classical n a.
The numerical course includes the study OF the
FnrlIah French, Spanish and q. rman Languages, OF
Topography and History, OF Arithmetic anu o00A-
keepinR OF Algebra and Geometry.
The Classical course embraces besides the branches
.hovs mentioned the Latin and Greek Languages,
Rhatoric Natural and ntal Philosophy, Chemistry
Autonomy aud the higher branches Of Mathematics.
The age of admission Ia from nine 20 nteen year :. :,
and NO one can be admitted pness he knows now 10
read and write an1c r>rcrnr
The next session win open the ST OF DECE M "a
BER II rms for the whole session (Which l>sIS ~
nonths including board and tuition, washing @ az
yes Anu E ns .. 10 on
These ter AS are pay be in gid or its equivalent
For further particulars Apply TO the fresiuen''
Spring Hill College near Mobile; Ala. =
Nav p - Atti -
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09


o. lend 10 me sweet n ghtings'es,
Your music by he f'unt ms;
And icnd to me your eadenees,
or rivers Of the noun aims
That may sing my gay brunette
\ diamond spa x ia coral set,
Gem TO- prince corouet-
The daughter of Mendoza.
How brilliant is the morning star,
The eve ming 81 ar how tender
The light of both i in her ey-s,
Their softness aud their sPlendor
But for the lash that shades their light
They were too day E-iag for the sight,
And when she shuts them. a | is night
The daughter of Mendoza
OF ever bright and beautious one,
Bewildering and begniling.
The Int is in thy s,lvery tones,
TIE rainhsw in thy smiling
And thine is, too Ger hill and deli
The bounding of the young gazelle,
The ar ow's Il ght and oceans swell
Sweet DAush OF Menaoza
What Though perchance we meet no morei
What thong too soon we sever;
Thy form viii fit like emerald light
Before NV vision ever.
For who can see and eer forget
The glories of my gay brunette'
Thou art too br ght a star TO set
Sweet Daughtero Of Mendoza,
NIRABLEAU b. LAMAR.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
EDUCATIONAL
FEMALE SCHOOL
IN MERIDIAN, MISS.

...FACULTY.
ED J. b. Hamberlin, Principal and Teacher
I, Mental and Moral Science, and Ancient Langua
Mrs. =. K. Ham berlin, Teacher in French.
Mrs. A. L.. Kirkland, Teacher in English
Course and Hugh ef NiatIa maics-
MRS j. Robertson, Teacher in Music.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09
CHANDLERs NEWS EXPRESS

W1ROM Magnelia, Pike county 70 hoimssvnG'
r Ico1ntv seaD Pike county, AississipPA, TN
weekly mate 6.a-ntv
$50 Anti county, Mia, tri weekly. .. $3.50.
From Liberty to Ceuterville and 3oeo'nss' S00~A'S
..efl Wilkinson county semi weekly.
WIN supply subscribers residing AZ y - y
- nv station On the New uri-anss SeS1so1 ~
- 6.~.1 Northern Railroad, sOuthern Railroad ana
Misessippi Central Railroad and HolmesyM1e. 49,
aonvvood Liberty, Centervi 10. Woedvahs M00e1AA
Teonuev aene1 Pine BtnR etc. with the -
SWeTv Orleans, Mobile. WAe&an~x
ann mmd Meridian Daily anna ~eeAAS
H1vinR agents m shove, win attend 70 reeoEum'
Smmam c0lAeOeimM, @te $3.50 a,
1900 mailed no eta enclosed paekaees sent v
AZ ent Chambers Express, MMgnoii@s IisA Wnh W.
| promptly forwarded. .ahva.A "A
TIntii mail rouasa and post oeea AFRO r0 estann1neu
IN nail and pay postage lettera nom tne ADov
4 nlmnea TO Magnolia postof7ee. mm nn
Pamamme from Magnolia 90 Lfn@Ffy-.-ssss"..u@ ~
l. T.naaers III. o. postage paid. $780,: IN
Gewapapars ana circuiass, US postage Pc
mnhaerlpeicnn and advertsaame@m 80 @g@n1A
lpapsrs ressisedey. J.pEaJ C5AE2sL 49, NJ
Nov lieh. - - y
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HARD TO KErr.-Tne shelbyville Union

HARD TO KEEP.-Tle Shelbyvllle Union
says
There is confined in our county jail a
man who surpasses airy one in relieving
himself from irons that we ever heard OF.
For four consecutive nights he has man
aged TO extricate his handcutf@, and alter
being taken daily TO the shop to have
renewed and improved On Thursday
last be was harnessed anew, both hama
and foot, and on the following morning
to the great surprise OF the Jaiior' MS
| manacles were of. and the best part OF
the Joke is, they cannot be found. Alter
a diiligent search, up to the present wrl~
ting, no bracelet or anklet can be found
| unon the ia1l premises.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

prafessiOnaI Business Cards NOT to
.1ceed five lines, viii be Published in thi
oIun,u at the rate of three dollars per
,outh or twenty-five dollars per ann ma,
q he paid invGTia bly, in advance.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

An English journal speaks of New Bed
ford as a poor town, the people of which
are principally engaged IN the whale fish
cry. New Bedford is said to be the rich
est city or its size in the world.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

u III, HAT =, PauldIng, Miss, and
w II. j. H. n, Raleigh, Miss, Al
,n,..svs at Law piLOfs IN Ih~ncery, FauIdinR
Ma will practice he courts Of the 4th ia tic al
nissrict com Josed counties OF Kinds, Rank in
S.ott Newton, 81 4d Jasper, in the counties
20 Iauderdale, Clark and Wayne, 9Th District
AIso Cener al Agents for the purchase and sale of
Tanrs redemption of LANDS sold tor Axes, q4ielipg
taT titles g. &c. Address Paulding Miss, Raleigh
Ma Nov % IT.
q EVANS, QuItmap, Miss. g. w. C..
- FORD, RENCE JOHNSON,
meridian, Miss, Attorneys at Law, Meridian
piss will ptaet.ce 40 AL the Couns of this Jul
djcal District ant of the counties of Kemper, Nox-
nb.e Newton and Jasper; in High Court of Errors
and Appe is Of Nj sissppi, and the United States
Dlstret Court Will also :ake business to be brought
before Court # Claims at ashington. ID. u.
Nov 24d3m.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

Thr 'Persimmon County Debating Club
out in Indiana, are debating the question.
first beau, or . woman with her srst
baby"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-09

many other articles not enumerated.
A l. S .
A Ia-re and we'll selected Stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Clothing. Blankets, Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps.
One of the firm, experienced buyer, Wnl Lena.n
In ,he eastern Markets for the purpose OF AsePLnS
nosted M and purchasing goods NJ the very tO"eS'
pprirs and will forward by every steamer
All we Ark is for friends and the pubic se0e1
Ai's' - GIVE US A CALL
and va will guarantee sen to them ct lower prlco.
than any house this side Of New York-NeW Orlean'
AI EPrompt attention viii be given to order: from
| the countrys 49,
----7..-,7 L-T. MoNrEAaLI