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He also tells you that very little building has been
undertaken Of late years. and that house could get
Now, what s the facr That thousands OF houses
have been built within the last few years in and about
the city Of Dublin. Whole townsh ps have grown mp
where there formerly only few cottages-in Black
Rock, Rathmines Rutgur, sandymount, honkstown,
Sulorgan townships; I'd the city has changed its
appearance for the better m ch within the past six
teen months that you almost think you had got
into another place. W..oe streets have almost been
built and where formerly you miserable little shops
you Will now see magnificent buildings Take for In
stance Grafton sreetevery house In has been almost
rebuilt and splendid plate glass fronts put IN the shops;
Nassau street dtto sackve street, Second Dame street.
College Green and Westmoreand street have almost
all changed their appearances within tho last few
years. and every house is found we'll led with all the
eegances their several ways that money purchase
nature DESIRE aud yet your correspondent would
have you believe that everything 10 u - wreiched and
situated like your Broadway In the best part Of the
city but in the outlets and Other parts rents are not
shifting higher But the taxes not taxes put on by
English misrulc but by tho Irish corporations 20 pay
their olaIals and for the Improvement Of the csty
possibility 81 tho irish protestant church Being further
despoied of its property. do not believe III 1t was
possible TO do ~ that it would be as popular
as he seems 70 think. Hundreds Of the poor
Roman Catholics Of my native land know well
that IL his Protestant Rev that stood by them
during the years of famine and dsease-the donor OF
the food and comforts supplied 10 them from his slender
means; and often when advcs and asssiance wanted
IL to him they came, and II has been found at his
house. And believe, liz not worried and harassed by
interested agitators and 9th rs who make hval hood
out OF crcat ng IMAGINARY grievances, they would be
happy, contened and industrious people. am, sir
your obedent servant, A DUBLIN TRADESMAN.
The Wolfe Tome Circle, OF Hudson city.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1866
AT n regular meeting Of the Wolfe Tone Circle o. Hnd-
son City N J, held in MI. Ieghtzs Hall, Beacon
nue., the following Resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed IT,
Resolved. That recognize in John O'Mahony the only
legal President Of the fenan Rroherhood and the proper
person TO superintend the finances of OF our body
Resolved That our fullest confidence approved in the
integrity and honor OF b. Doran KiaD, The
the Treasury and Senator Of the Fenan Brotherhood
Resolved, That hail tho liberation Stephens
glorious forwainer OF Brotherhood
spite OF knavery and falsehood.
Resolved, That VIII efforts obtain glori
ons victory for Ireland nndcr the gallant OMahony and
call upon our brothers everywhere to do the same
Signed behalf OF the circle r. LONG Centre.
y. HARRINGTON, Centre elect, 1865
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Ire.rea. and tides on the boDueh that bends


retreat, and rides on the bough that bends
to the breeze. Aloft the pigeon tries its
wing aud sweeps the topm ost Titan
twig. High over all the black birds seem
when evening brings her dnsky hour,
and sweet the ehirp of his twilight song
as he darts to seek his lonely bower of
This is Autum-Nature's sombre sleep
of rest. The green polished stem, where
the wild rose departed, looks up through
the long naked boughs of the oak, as
they are moved by the breath OF q chilly
west wind. The spreading vale and
crested mountains; the creeping vine and
stately forest, once adorned with beauty,
are now defaced by Autumn's biting blast.
This is Autumn-troe index to mans
future destiny. Though the hight OF
years may have been rapid, and the en-
dearments of life but transient, yet he
remembers, even upon the verge of eter
nifty, when they departed forever from
his view. He has seen beauty defaced,
power in weakness, grandeur in decay
When such an oracle tells US that we, too
who gather flowers in the morning dew,
will scatter their withered leaves upon
the ground to fade with the closing day
it awakens regret for the past and a5hopt
for the future that anchors bAyond the
grave. When such an oracle. tells IL.
etthls il Autumn" we should seek pro
lection from the coming wall of life''
angry winter. Childhood and you'll
viii live to learn that "this is Autumn
manhood and old age will soon be mu
tual in the expression, ''this is Autumn.
tt Freside ABum Ppaers.
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AUTuM

The following episode, taken from
Preside Album Papers, we transfer u
our columns, it being appropriate to the
time and season.
This is Aulumu-Time's golden sickle
of the harvest season. The Vernal green
and crimson fl over have sought the COM
mon refuge of departed glory. The heav
ems above US proclaim that now Is the
least of ingathering." What IS Au-
tumn ?" asked the child of tender years.
v 70 him the seasons were one. Around hlm
4 grew the evergreens of pleasure, and his
heaIt chung to each and every tendrll
j that grew on the bowers Of childhoods
II happy sphere. What is Autumn ask
\ ed The youtl of early years, as he watch
ed the falling leaf and vi, we'd the naked
twig that quivered on the bough OF the
oak. He had seen the opening flower
z'bu,.t forth in all its loveliness; ho had
watched the creeping foliage as 1T sprang
i on tree and bower aad cIowned the DIS
tant HILLS with verdure green; he had
seen Nature IN all her grandeur-he no"
beholds the hand Of decay resting upon
i the world arouad him. What Is Au-
tamn ?" asked the man of many years
III upon whose brow Times imprint long
had stood. lie had seen all phases o
lie and seasons the sprinstims OF youth
the summer Of manhood. and the autumn
and winter of old age; he had listened
to the music of the wave, the chorus O
song, and sat beneath the evergreen ano
shade of vernal bowers; he had watcne'
the wiAding rill that murmured throusl
Ale lonely dell-had watched the gor
Eeous honeysuckle as it waved its nod
ding plGmes along its banks and drank @
tle waters at its feet. He had seen a.
isis, aad more-he had watched them u
abe breath of Autumn and saw them fad
and ialI into one common oblivion.
This is Autum-man's oracle. from tn
mouth Of God. in the deep wsodlan'
Autumn walks with Q slow and stead
step. The tall oak sheds its golde
mantle, and the bramble drops its lea'
Covering. The bird has lost its suuim'
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IN know that 90 important and interesting work
hae beer, resolved upon and that two gentlemen
have engaged in the enterprise, who are known
TO possess the qualifications requisite for q
faitbfnI and efficient accomplishment of the I'M
dertakipg. To show the necessity for such
publicatiou, We need only glance at the great and
novel events of public character. which trans
nired within the period named. The work Is de-
handed and no gentleman of Mississippi who
intends to keep himself informed TO the political
history of the country should be without 1t.
Wishing that you may be successful IN the
prosecution ofyour enterprise. and not doubling
but that YOU will succeed, with credit to your
seJve. and great advantage to the public,
i remain, with high regard,
Your friend and seFvt,
AMOS r. JOHNSTON.
from H. A. r Wharf n
JACKSON. Sept % 1865.
MrssRs HAMILTON & PowER-GeRftemea
Ynxr nronosal 10 publish "A Documentary HIS
tory Of the State Of Mississippi, from the Presi
Dental Election in 1860 TO the REORGANIZATION
the State Government IN 1868, has oeen suo'
mitted to me- concur most cordially win otAers
who have approved and recommendeo the pro
posed enterprise, -. ,,
| The utility and value of such work, and your
peculiar fitness to treat the subject should secure
As sincerely hope willprove to be the case
general subscription throughout the state.
am, gentlemen,
Very Respectfully yours,
f. j. WHARTON.
| IL p DOuthft i, the authorized agent 10 thi
| county for the above work. He may be addressed
| MERRIAM
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Horse kiIed-A bout eleven o'clock, on
fTuesday night last, some careless or
heck less individual took occasion to fire
a. too livery stable Of Messrs. Rush Il
Calvert, the ball penetrating the inside
and killing very valuable horse. We
have not learned whether the kindly dis
posed individual, vino thus INDUCED IN
8throvlng a midnight random shot
Through the city, has been apprehended
nr not.
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Meridian Business Directory.-Our friend,
nv. r. HolIngsworth, has laid upon our
liable a copy OF this Directory. 1t 10 well
gotten up and will meet the highest ex-
pectalions of its patrons. 1t is a conve
Ai.nt and sure moda OF advertising, aud
bur merchants and business men are IN
debtei for Mr. Hollingsw orth for the ia
Eihdes thus afforded them in bringing
their business before the public. We
bake this method of returning the thanks
Df the publisher TO his many liberal pat
rons. SIS
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4 Dangerous Nuisancs'-In addition
10 the lightly disturbances alluded to
yesterday, we must mention another
practice, engaged in by both white and
black, which is both dangerous and an
|noyjng. 1t is she practice OF shooting at
Rand ON at all hours of night, regardless
OF locality, and often, no doubt, of di
|rection. Not a night passes-nor an
hour during the night-but what we hear
Athe report of firearms in some part o.
the city. 1t is both dangerous aud un
d, cessary, and it should be looked to by
ahose having control of the matter.
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TERMS +:
pATES OF ADVERTISING

Advertisements will be inserted for any time less
|, a., one month, at the rate of ONE DOLLAR
IN E:FTY CH..4TS per square for the first in
so1 sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per
I .,, for clch subsequent insertion.
4 ,sr.f Sc 1leuts ordered for month, will be
,tar.,I seven dola and fifty cents per square.
,,s tiscleus Of more than two squares in length,
rl,. published at Ave dollars per month
an adyertis III published in the Daily, will also
,..,bE.bei in the tr weekly and weekly paper.
,1i5e,,l deduction will be made to those whe ad.
vsrtIss by the year
.u,a,rrtiseinents must be paid for in advance, or
N d, tf. End VI each month.
. soparate charge will be made for editorial notices,
= tre rate Of twenty cents per line.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
NUMB sR II.


An Ordinance to suppress Prostitution.
Be it enac ed by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the city of Meridian hat every person who shall
keep q disrrderly house, house of ill fame within
the limits the city shall conviction be fined in the
sum of fifty dollars and shall be liable to pay fine OF
twenty dollars for every day he she shall contiue
to keep such honse after the first conviction.
Sec g Any house inhabited by lewd or disorderiy
women persons of bad reputation to chastity or
frequented by persoas for the purpose of prostitution
shall be considered house of i'll lame, and adults liv
ing in such shall be considered the keepers there
o. and subject to the penalties imposed by this ordi-
nance for euc1 an offence tast -sf
Sec g. Any person having the control of dwelling
or other building within the city who 1hall rent it OF
permit 1t tie used u house of i'll fame shall on
conviction be fined fifty dollars, and also an a1dona
fine OF twenty dollars shall be impos. for every day
such person allows the to be used after the frs
conviction. zs
Sec That this take effect and be in force from
and after its passage
Approved:
Attest
RY.R. CHADWICK Secretary.
| Oct. "a, le65-d3t
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NUMBER 10,

NUMHER H.
An Ordinance prohibit obstrrcting Sewers, throwing
dirt fecuant matter, etc. in the streets.
B. i, enac ted by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the city Of Meridian That shall BE- lawful for
any person haul any soil dirt and deposit the
on any of the streets of Meridian, without first consult
ing the Marshal and obtaining s assent theret, ard
all sC raised and thrown upon the streets from
the digging of cellars otherwise, shall be removed
by the owners of said cellar cellars, and
deposited in such place places the City Marshal
shall Designate Any person violating the provisions
Of this section shall conviction be ued not exceed
ing twenty dollars for each offence.
sec q Every person who shall obstruet tn cutters
or sewers of the city lth dirt trash wood lumber,
brick or other material shall be fined five dolars and
to do ,o he shall be Aued Ave dollars for every day the
obstruction remains.
Sec Persons building may be allowed to occupy
of the before the building being erected
during REASONABLE. time for the erection thereof.
See L. Every person who shall placs or empty upon
the side walks streets alleys. INFO bitches
or drains of ely any fecuiant matter, flth liquid
or other thing emitting nosone odor injurious Il
health shall be fined Ave dollars for each of anC
it shall the If every perso having animals to die n
their possession bury the same from th'
corporation q lot to be designated by the Mayor
and ali persons failing do so, shall be- fined not les
than five dollars and required remove the same q
| once under a penalty OF ten dollars.
See s. That this ordinance take effect and be in fore
from and after its passage.
Approved:
RYR. CHADWICK, Secretary.
Oct "a, DIT
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tB-Commission and general merchants,
nl End at the Wholesale drug store of Jas. CONCEAL
corner of Comm IN and MAgs zine streets, New Or
leans everything belonging TO the drug trade they
may require at prices based on the latest geld quo
sations.
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VcksJmg-C. A. Manlove, agent for
'Buraeii, Ford & Co., Vicksburg, are now
opening large stock of Groceries, Pre-
visions, Dry Goods, Wines and Liquors.
Public attention is directed to their stock
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HEADERS SUB DIST. OF MERIDA
Diet q ISOl

HEADo,Rs SUB DIST OF MERIDIAN,
Meridian. Miss, Oct 3, 1865 )
General Orders No. IL
In pursuance of Special Orders No SO, Depart
nent of Mississi pi Octobe- 1855, the undersigned
hereby assumes command OF the Sub District OF Ne
ridan. es -E
Auexistinx or lers will ain in forcs until other
wise ordered.
VANE YOUNG.
Col 49th U. s. Colored Infantry.
Official ED L. DAVENPORT. A A A Genl.
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eaton FuctorS kerson & McLauren
have card IN our paper directing atten-
ton of the public to their house, No. IL
eI'nion Street, New Orleans.
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nag Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common rnd Magazine streets, New D.
eans, is now pre- pared to supply those In want OF
Irugs and medicines, with everything App"r'Ainins
q the drug trade, at the lowest market rates
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Sept. l5.dlf.

p@ Druggists, in the city and country
can now pur base an l have the selection Of their
goods from the largest in the city James
donegal wholesale druggist, corner CT Common and
Magazine streets N ,w Orleans Is prepared to sell
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LuDaJer.-A. B. Wagner advertises a
quant,y of House Framing ready for
putting up. Apply at his office near the
NarIzet house
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GE, Ro1A.-The election for delegates
to the Restoration Convention 10 Savan-
nah. resulted in the choice OF Hon. Solo
mon Cohen, Hon. Thos. L Lloyd and
Col. Edward C. Anderson. Messrs. Cohen
and LLOYD are prominent members OF the
Bar, and have represented the county IN
the State Legislature. Colonel Anderson
has filed acceptabley the Office OF Mayor
of the city.
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HAVING OPENED LARGE JOBBlNG
HOUSE .er the aupp'y of Dealers in Mississippi We
are prepared to sell to Dealers at New Orleans prices
Large Experience in the Wholesale Busi1ess
AID Uo-oualed Faci tiles for, warrant us 10 saying
ip3u@emers can be offered that vii render entire
,atsfaction 1t the design to make this point as
dds able fo- the pnchAoe Of ali kiIds OF goods As any
on TIL Mississippi river.
We are also prepared at all times to pay the highest
market price for Cotton in any siza and lot VIII ais'
receive judgements for n York, New Orleans o.
st. Louis, making liberal sdVtnces in cash or merenan
a rendering the owner the account sales whence er
sold.
We have secured the services of A WATT OF
asst Mississippi, xwho viii be pleased TO noVo III
rIends ca lin y hen they visit the cry ana WIZ
attend pro nptly to all orders sent HIM
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FOREEGN RNMKGRATGON.
REAL ESTATE AND LABOR AGENCl,
CORNER OF FRONT AND CONT STREETS,
MOBILE, ALA.


THE undersigned has established an
Agency here for the purpose ofinducing immsia'
ton to the States of Mississippi and Alhba'ha,
selling Real Estate to Northern and European
Capitalists and procuring Laborers OF any descfiP
ton, for such as may need them Having secnreo
the services of agents in Europe and New YORK
he will be prepared to receive and fill orders WIN
out delay, for all kinds of laborers and Tor an!
number. Send me a description of your laid'
price, location, number of acres improved ana "n-
improved convenience to public transportation
suality of soil, etc, and l will send you pur
haser. Coolies are elninently adapted TO onr a2-
riculturc. They can be had for $50 each lald
down in Mobile. They contract for a term OF
from five TO seven years at from $5to 81 per
month. The introduction of them has proved
successful in the West India Islands.
For terms and particulars about Foreign Labor
ers. see nv advertisement in the jackson News
and Mobile daily Tribune.
w BATTAlLE,
| octoldIp Real Estate and Labor Agency.
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Captain E. F. MARrrNIERE is our agent
Soto aud is authorized to receive and cccipt TO
INSCRIPTIONS due tho Clarion.
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rur DAILY CLARION will hereafter be
- a ON a FULL SHEET, and no labor or
.si 70 make 1t worthy the patronage Of the
! uD' m contain the late: news BY TELEGRAPH
il VIZ ~, Of the JInit..l States information to
From itr If markets il the most important South
De 60 =. frll accounts n the measures now in pro-
fra 81 ,na r-orcani7at IN of Mississippi and other
- n States, with variety OF interesting reAans
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Endorsements.
Iron Gov. w. L. Sharkey
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

Iron Gov. w. L. Sharkey
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Jackson, Sept 23a, 1865,
MEssRs. JONES S. HAMILTON AND j. l.. POWER
-Gentlemen / have read your prospectus for
"A Documentary History of the State of Missls
sippi, from the year 1860 TO the reorgan'zaIloh
the State Government in 1861 doubt not yol.
will do full Justice to the proposed work and
whilst it will be particularly Interesting to Mis-
sissippians not only for the present, but for all
time to come it will be no less interesting and
useful AS a part of the history of the United
States through the most remarkable and stirring
scenes of our national existence The events OF
the past few wears should be written and handed
down TO posterity, and am gratitied that you
have undertaken this important task, and hope
that Won may have entire success in your praise
worthy enterprise.
Respectfully, yeur obi serv,t,
,Frora VA VIM srter1
JAcKsox, Miss Sept. I'D 1865.
Col JOKES S. HAMiIToS AsD Cot J. l.;
lPovrR-GentIcmea have read your proposal
to publish a DocHmsnf"ry History OF the STATE
| 1860 TO the reorganization of the State Govern
ment in 1865 A work Of this kind, in the style
vou propose to publish it. will be invaluable Il
will contain statistics OF the most eventful and iu
will be nsesli in the future, and no wel formed
CITIZEN Of the State can do without it. To thu
nolititian to the statesman, and to every actor II
The great drama which has Just closed it viii be
come manual for reference, AID will suppl,
/ correct history of events which can be obtaines
| from no other source knowing your capacit,
and impartiality, / satisfied you will desl
instly with the snbiect and ] most heartily en-
4 dorse and approve tie undertaking. Z
Very Respectfully. yonr obt serv't.
w. YERGER
II FFr.m Hen Geo. = Potter =
concur in the foregoing views. and reconmen
the proposed work to public confidence and pa
ronage. -.4@~~r,
+ Jackson, Sept. 81 1865.
fem Ii , , a. R JohAsor.l
JReksog, Sept. 23d, 1865, : 5.
MrssRs. HAMrLToS s. PowER-GeRtle1Re .
, have read. with rnuca interest, yonr Prospects
for the publication of Documentary Histol
: of Mississippi, em:.Tag ing period from the Pres
The State. by Converlion of l565. am gratfti'
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SWGTzER s. LEESeN,
FANCY DRY GOOD sToRE!l
cOus.ansiy re ceivipg ON New Orleans a large
ASS MINT OF 600 $
REDUCED PRICES.
Ladies. and Childrens' ShOcs-assertei

REDUCED pRICE Els
Ladies' and Childrens' ShOes-asserted
E Fire Gloves and Hosiery:
: TX Linen and Cotton Handh erchiefs;
Seool THREADED all eolorsi g.
Pas and Needles;
Hair Oils, Extracts Prefumei Soap;
Gold Pens.idert aa1 pencils Of every DESERT honi
Fine Smoking and Chewing Tobacco;
aA A l. S o
RE Cote, Sugar, Rseen- Soar, Starch. ueing'
Pickles. MackeraL Moiases. FiouFof The best 0rAnos
prcket4, Bsnoms Mails, Crceke ry-Of all kinds
CONTEMPORARIES,
a.ilnu,s iIberts. Almous. coeol nuts E"ek Can
ay. Gun Drops. and Assorted Candles
A Fine Assortment o. Hardware, ete
ks5sOur county msrci ants and riends all mod
"a their Interest 20 examine stock before Pureh
,.g elsewhere We iavite trade We win not be I'm
rsoii issSzEsash ss41ss6* sg
Meridian. eet 3. dtf
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.
/, John H Echols, Secretary of State of the
State of Mississippi, 60 hereby certify that the
foregoing printed bond lie a true and correct copy
of the riginal now on file in my office.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
IL. S State of Mississippi affixed at the City OF
Jackson this Goth day of September, A: u 1900.
JOHNH ECHOLS,
/ Secretary of State.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Important Notice.

Persons DESTROYS of getting back part
q, the value Of their cotton sold to the C. s. A. Gov
eminent for Bonds are invited to call at the Clarion
Office,
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The Mobile Timcs.

THE MOBILE TINES, on and after the LIST OF
october, will be the title of of paper ~oD published
usder the name Of the MOBILE DAILY NEWS, one
Of the staunchest and reliable journals in the
support Of Individual aAd Constitutional Rights OF
man, ever published in the South and being also
most popular and widely circulated journal Of News
Commercial Literary, and interesting matter Of all
kinds.
TePmBS
+" Quarter, oV0
Sept. l5-dlf.