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The pseeeaaioa to.dsy Il heaee & q.
fashSl = Pssei6eot LinsDla ~ ~ M
~ and nose tIsps1ine syeg - Il Il
city. All pisces 4 i1Sisss wGrs e1poed
and evssy atose a1d dwelliae ~ -appro-
psiaesay drapsa II m6as6tss. 4ke pro.
eeG16oa nsnbsssd upVards q lG ,000 psrs
soss amesK thens s0ss. Tkoaaa xoeasas,
Aillsf, WAippls, fsulsr I'D DonsIdsen.
Over 10000 tsoope uese II ~ proees.
sion, and beaids 0sv. Beovnlow bosh
hossss q ths LsGislat1ses The osastse.
mastsr. ComnissaEy md ~ dspartnents
NTH their nashisss besstifs ny dscosatsd,
tAs various lodges of NaStaS, Odd Eel.
lows, tho German sesisties. Turner's.
Eareks and 1haiia elubs, ths Yenias
Brotherhood and Gesnsn slahs alsplswell-
ing the, HE of sos;et;ss passdisf he
strssts, shish vess throsgsl b s}ovds
ef sitissns, asd they repaired 20 I'D 10
The sabsEbs Of the city whsss appropsiats
ceremonies vsss he1d and addpeesss|msde
p HE Exeelleaej, Gov. Brovslovl Rsv.
Mr. Allea asd Others. A hotiesab1e -
.are = ths proesssion NJ fsseubl enr
drsws b III vhiss snd Six blaek hSvsee.
!1eFytAiag vas suitably pssfssnsl. - |
1istafbssss u any soss hsvinR oeshfred |
asrisg the day. To-nieAs ~ city b N. |
lssIly 9ei1t, ~ phsss q anusseshs b. !
ag elosed.
Heavy rsin with thusdef ma lighknioe |
his evening. Rivsr fall tvo let loLdsv:
boat 45 feet on sheals.
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Resolutions % Chasham square N.
=. Ch9rehs
At . meeting Of the nenbers Of the
Chatham Square n. n. Church and con-
gregation, held At the church on the 10th
day Of April, 1865. the following pream.
bic and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, In the providence Of AL.
mighty God, our beloved President,
Abraham Lincoln, has been cruelty and
dastardly murdered by tho hands Of an
assassin. just as he bad entered upon the
second term of his Office as President Of
the United States, which of6es hs has
held and administered with consumuste
prudence and ability, in love. truth and
gentleuess, erring. if At Oh, on the side OF
mercy, thus drawing 70 himself the great
loyal heart Of the whole people there
fore,
Resolved, That this sct, prompted BY
eowardice aud malice, is jussly. - We be-
lieve. directly ehsrgsAble upon the lsa1-
ers of the siaveholders' rebellion, and con-
sisting, - il does, Of The quintessenoe Of
oil cruelty. wickedness and barbarity, il
deserves the reprobation OF eli eivilised
men throughout the world, and Justly
places its concoctors and abetton outside
Of the lists Of kuusoity and mercy
Resolved, That Ys believe il to be the
solemn daty Of the Goversaeat Of the
United 6eatss to pres %, with The ut.
most vigor and determination, and as
every cost, the present contest, in which
are involved all the principles Of oar
Christian morality, Of humanity and free
dom, to > successfal and triumphant ter
miuation.
Resolved. That ~ bow with profoaad
rssskaation ID shs Win Of tie bapvsne
Ruler Of the Universe in this .sjilicsivo
Fdispensation Of His providsaoe, and avai,
with resignation and fsith the revelatiou
Of the hidden results. whieh are, in the
Divine Wisdom, goodness aad jussice, q
bs diaolosed in the fntpse.
Resolved. That, 9 ooonected With I
shnrsh, universally aud useompromisine.
~ loyal. We invoke The blessings of Gsd,
10 his in&niss goodness, 70 rest upon A.
drew Johnson, the present incumbsus d
the Presidential chair, and trnst that,
under his administrations, he naliun Vii
b soon and safely conducted . jus,
aid final pessss s's1ss.
Rssslvcd. Thaa fhe thanks "a ~ s
mirafioa of ~ 6htieeian pooplss = IN
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Cincinnati, April 90.
Business Vas suspended yesterday and
The utmost quiet prevailed. The bells Of
the city veps tollsd sod ninats guns
fred during the day and appropriate ser
vices performed at oil the churches.
Nashville papers announce the death Of
Andrew Jackson. Jr., adopted son Of Gen.
Jackson.
Wilberforce University, Green county,
Ohio YES destroyed BY are Friday. Lose
95O, 600.
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WaebaaGtoa, ApFil 20.
l.assse sssvdb ~ g.thesed Z Il,
usPdlal to-dsy u - IL rsnaise y Pr
|leeat Aieeelns vhisA hy is IL rotuads.
The following 'ordss he's been ieer.d
isoe heedq qearters Of the army Of tie Pc.
tomae, dstsd April l7th.
II ebedieaes to General Order M 60
enrrsst sssiss, fren the War Depastres.
- Aaes g Ill ca1ps and stations Is ~
asny sill - kept q half mast d.riss
Wedaes4ey sext. the day appointed 81
ths lan1sal A. the hts Preeidsns q ths
V1jtsd 0eatse, ssd III labor viii be -.
pesdsd for ths day throughout tbs linitu
Of this command. Tho Oommandipe On
osfs = ths vsfioss corps ars charged vilh
the sxssstisa q this erdes at ths ssaps
and detached stations under their respec-
tive oeders.
Aisuts gsss viii b fred under dirse-
Iaoa of The chief of artillery 1t / 9 o'clock
noos On the day msstiossd.
~ oonnaad Of Maj. Gen. Meade.
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At the recent demonstration In Bur.
ilngton Senator Grimes, in the course Of
his remarks, "spoke in terms Of great
laudation Of President Johnson, whose
administration Of the high Office hs hss
oeea oalled upon to assume he predicted
would be satisfactory to the people, and
such ~ would best subserve the interests
Of the nation"
The loyal people of Iowa should b ntis-
fed with such endorsement, coming from
such source. Senator Grimes 10 famil-
iarly acquainted with President johnson,
and hss been on terms Of very iatinsts
intercourse with him during their Sena-
torial career. And when james w. Grimes
says any man is oil right, the people Of
Iowa. d least. will feel no disposition to
question the fact.
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Memphis. April ls.
Op the llth the trading boats sylph,
St. Paul and another, name unknovn,
we're captursd and burned BY Luxton's
gusrsillas % Haiohis river.
The steamer Eleanor Carroll, in The vi.
oinity Of Island No. IS, encountered !
ssoso and was badly damaged. A quas-
NY q dgsight vas throws overheard and
oins soldiers wers drowned. She lsft Tor
New Orleans today.
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Marrow nseaDs sf Aalssv ssAassa.
New York. April 20.
The Herald's Washinetos despstsh says
II vas Ex-Gov. Farvell, of Wisconsis.
sho noai6ed Ar. Johsson Of the nurder
Of Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. johnson had re-
tired for the night when notified, end
psompt measures were taken for his pro-
lection.
Bot for this presence Of mind on the
part Of Gov. Farwell in al probability
johnson woSld also. have been murdered
in the excitement produced BY . ksowl-
edge of ths murder Of Mr.. kscols. Az
1t Vas. unusual stir wss heard 10 the room
Of the ank.ovs men, where pistol and
dirk vess foqsd.
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DEATH or RIcHARD CoBDEN.
GOV. STONE AaD PH8SapENT
JOHNSON.

At . meeting of citiseos Of Iowa in
Washington City Saturday night, Gov.
Stone presided. The dispatches 70 the
press report him Is follows:
Gov. Stone, during these procsedines,
stated that be had Just had long eonver-
s.tiou With President johnson isBrsgard
70 his policy = Chief Nagistrats, II which
the latter said that While BE vould 1eal
kindly and leniently With .he masl q
people South, and rank and Ole Of their
armies, regarding them - hs did. merely
o. the victims and suferers of rebellion,
be nevertheless would be carsful not 10
pursue any policy which would prevent
the Government from visiting panishneni
Tn the guilty, - the cause Of rsbelIios.-
The President regarded - due 70 the loyal
people Of the codntry. and 70 the memory
of the thousands Of brave men Who hsd
fallen in tho defense Of the Uajon daring
/ the stssggls, and 70 the clains of justice
and freedom throughoet the world, that
treason should still be regarded q The
highest crime under our coostitasion, and
that treason should b rendered Infamous
for I'll time 70 como. Whils bs sster-
tanned thsss views be should endsssof %
aeia The confidence Of the deserved and
betrayed masses Of Southern psopls. n
gasding then = ths psspsr naasrial fos
rseo1stfuctisg the iAserGsas esaesss snd
to restore thsm 20 their proper reloeienl
to ths Govsfnneut. He vonld nstsAsl
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AAksAAA asp AoVOs }
Dear Nc Crary &C Operations saains
Mobile and its defenses have nov 6eau,
in earnest. On Sunday last No arrive,
near this plaza, called Spanish Fort, ias
scross ths ~ from the city. which i Ii
plain view fton this point.
On Monday sfternooa " advanced
with view Of securing position asp>t,
the Fort - possible, ssd ven uet j,
the snsmy's fire. both Of nusketry and
artillery. We held our pesitioa, howsvsf,
protected in part by the fallen timber,
ustil nightfaIl, when vs threw up vorh.
and have since steadily approached shs
Fort.
) This advance cost ny regimsnt tvssty
one in killed and wounded, besides !
number more hit By fngnsats of shsil
snd spent balh, but not disablsd.
I think the only ooe killed or seriously
wounded from Ksokuk.. IL 1st SerReais
John H. Schroeder, Co. A, killed-shot
through the bead. He wss . priutee ID
the GATE CrrY Office when be enlisted u
He was noble boy, brave to fault, and
10 lameoted BY the whole rsgimens. Sisee
the fret approach ws have had several
wounded in the riAe-pits, bat none killed
A part Of the 18th army corps and tht
10th army corps are now entirely around
this position Of the enemy. which il ons
Of strength, and supposed to be the main
defense Of the city on this line. We have
not yet succeeded in cutting the commu-
nication By water between here and the
city. Heavy artillery i being put in
position and the rssslt canuot Be doubt
full General Steel, with column from
Pensacola. is cooperating With rs. The
gunboats have been able 10 afford ~ littIs
assistance, on account Of the torpedoes in
the bay; two of them, the Ailwaukis and
The Usage, have already been disabled.
We 80 into the treeehes again tonight:
We are on duty night and day, still the
mon do not complain. I was hit by .
'pent ball, but it did not amount to apy-
thing.
hope to send you news of victory ere
|ong, and remain now, - ever. yours,
join BRUCE.
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NfD advertisements.
EXTRA SUGAR CURED HANS.
100 Extra sugar Cared Hams,
(PsttaSon rimbernan-s)
Isr ale BY RoBERfSOy 4 ALRYRs.
april

EOR 6ALE-Two beautiful lotr, ON
y whifh h gcod Frame Dwelling House g,od barn.
With fruif nnd other trees n the same the
corner of l6h ard Morgan street. Immediate pess.s-
mon Prics 81 600 and CO mmissions Enquire Of
april H. u. fkN-KYCK.
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Accident.

boston, April ~.
A terrible acciden occurred this morn.
i.g q the Charleston Navy Yard. Oae
Of the wofkmen vas engaged in drilling
oat the fuse Of hundred and City pound
shell whsn il exploded, killing instantly
several Of the vorkmen 10 the yard.
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aARnsED.

In Sarmingtou II The ,sse Of the brides father o.
rnsr.asy nesni.E. April 5cah. y Rev. W. H. Turtes.
AK- AnhSHbC q DkAnI 70 Ass IbA L. wniIAxs.
We are gsd indesd TO bear that Young friend be-
s"harksd On fhs nasrimoAiai May his voyage BE-
long and plsasaDt; he only prosperous RsIt
and dsunshiae, and An.Iiy with hi ir eDmpauioa enter
upon that shoreie u bss that bachelors know
mot IT.
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New York. April q

new York, April 20.
The steamer Creole, from Hilton Head
l6th, has arrived. The Savasnah Herald
aye the capture Of Mobile ~ asnounced
> bAvassah y rebel dsssstsr o. the
l4th. Aleo ~ sapturs u CoIsnbus,
ua, y Tboaa1 ssvalry afssr severe
hght with Po5sss's tssppsgs. 400 . 500
omssrs and nes we're captured. Moas-
gonery, Ala. il also espsured.
Coa. darnsy. commandsnt at Charlss-
ton. has iesssd IN order advising ths freed
people eolIsstsd there 70 proceed to the
l:iaads IN the department end settle on
fhs plantAtioss. A large isosndiary ERE
occurred IN Charleston on the night ol
she 8sh. Arrpngemssis are being made
. exohangs 5000 prisoner ss Darien,
Georgia.
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rh.s.s. - - 80 n.
t.ses--.s1 ss.11 s "a 80. Y. =. oe
49, 49, ~ - ~ the foi
~" - b. 20 sne noosA aaaar:
- =, snss DOOM esns 2 Reading
3. III 81 -. ~. I" ~ Cv.Ys. ne ues n hsad
~; 49, 80 sess recognise!
~. 49, l. u 49, ose0sve LJos ana saad
...s .s .seW = Wss Booth. Lyon imms'
u.ssssy. = - ~ viA Ar. HiAse -
Tsue. os.scs've, iaafiy srassd him 70 the
-! -. S..s.;..:.. ~ - 81. : na. aaswer-
ny ~ 0eecnpssoa nad got on the train
~..1ls .,v1 49, luss 's,.. Inc sc.e wefe IN
~.c ~ 1aee knoWn g Ar. g. a.
Nc1cn, 0speflsseaaess q ths rod, snd
!. snoFs msoe e seAeG!aph e Fort Gin.
=. .ne nls: telegraph station. b1t tho
s'os ses oeseg sssah p segons was
.,so 1p. Lyos ana Miller and the nan
ny - - neeYe pscseeeeo q fau
= q oses.sse ~ regsiar tssan. 1hsy
~ ossss tos ,sair oss . ~ Olsa-
- ~ nso5nee t9e naa described had
0u 1e!e, oes 7eslef - went 70 the
~ - = - ~ eeuld sst -
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fRo0 tAo 1oeA EoWae
Our readers will b pleased to 80 tn
following letter from Colonel Bruos-ad.
dressed to Hon. Geo. w. Nc cCrary-albeit
IL was written before the capture of No
bile:
HEADa'Rs 18th Iowa YoLs.,l
April 1st. 1865.
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The miserable aud shameful hypocrisy
Of the Chicago Times and the lesser lights
of the Copperhead pres. ID becoming
disgusting even 70 their Constant readers.
For years they have been heaping Ill
manner Of abuse on Abraham Lisools,
have been denouncing him from day to
day as usurper, as tyrant, fool and
. kpave; have declared that be .has
trampled the Constitution under foot and
sought the ruin Of his country; and
even, within the last month have psrpe-
trated labored editorials to convince their
readers that he was engaged in an imfa-
NOUS tobacco speculation ~ partner Of
Gen. Singleton, and used his position and
his power to furnish supplies to the enemy
at Richmond. And now, after these pa
pers have reeked with the foulest libels
on Mr.. Lincoln for Eve ysars past, they
turn sharp corner and eulogise him to
the skies, and profess to mourn his death
IS pure and single. minded patriot.
But even in this sudden shange Of base
they reveal their sympathy with treason
and their love to traitors, BY bswailiog
Mr.. Lincoln's death on the ground, -
they assert, that he would have compro-
missed with JEFF. Davis and his oonfreres,
while they fear that his SUCCESSOR will
punish them according to law. And
now they will oppose Johnson and abuse
him As usurper and tyrant, . knsve
and fool, till they instigate some secesh
murderer to sssassinate him ~ they have
already instigated the assassination of
Lincoln. And over his dead body they
would shed crocodile tears and abuse his
successor just as they will him. The
miik In their coeoanpt IL, that they are
opposed to the Government and want to
make "the war failure" and thus sus
tain their Copperhead Platform and oon-
mend themselves to the traitors and as
sassins for whose aid and comfort they
have lsbored during all these "four years
of failure"
DEATH OF RICHARD COBDEN.
In the midst of our own great national
afaiction, the lovers of liberty in this
country will experience an additional
shock to learn that Richard Golden, the
friend of America and the champion Of
the cause of popular liberty and England,
10 no more. he died at the age Of sixty
one and leaves but one man behind him,
John Bright, who holds as high > place
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Philsdslphis, April 20.
The Governor has issued . proclama
saon Offering reward Of $4,000 for the
arrest Of Booth il arrested In Psnnsylva.
mia.
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=. :nha .ola isr becarna enraeeds At. jas BE.

N,c1srRArfs CorRr-Gilbert q freed
p,arA was arraigned before E.quire B.
Roach on Thursday, the 10th inst
,h.rred with stealing bacop, lard. -four,
lnolssses. &c, &c. and was held to bail
in the sum of $500. and failing to give
bond was committed to the j4ll of Car
roll County, to await the next term OF
tho Circuit Court. This is the first trial
Of a freedman which has. taken place III
our county, by the laws heretofore gov
erning white men.
the result of this case shows that un-
lass the Justices Courts are invested with
the power to try the guilt or innocence o.
party for petty offences and dispose o
finally, our Jail will be crowded witt
such characters. at heavy expense TO the
Treasury. Conservative.
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VtRGISI, RltLRoXp 81 rhe rarsrotds
In Virginia ar, rapidly approaching
completion, and will shorty, all ne
in running order. The cars all eady run
to Lynchburg from Alexandria and Inc
Richmond anrh AQUA Creek Road Will
connect at Fredericksburg IN LEI"
days, thus dong away with the present
staging of ten miles. Steps are being
taken to improve the Manassas Crap
Road to Front Royal and S'rashurg, The
London and Hampshire Road wlli be
pushed to completi IN at an early day
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THE ORDINANCE as ORIGIN TALLY
INTRODUCED.
Mk~.8 -
,oc;., D;sD,,c,, to ,.,c DniIy Clarion

Special Dispatch TO tErC Dhily Clarion
Jackson, July 2l-The ordinance Ter
a general election on the FIRST, Monday in
October passed the Convention to day.
Under this ordinance, members of Con-
gress and of the Legislature, as well as
State officers, will be chosen. ase
A special election is authorized, at the
same time, for county, district, judicial
and ministerial officers. .3t
THE above dispatch was received at
late hour lasta nisht--too late for the
transmission of the entire to US over the
wires, as passed !; bat sc give below TIE
ordinance, as originally introduced
The PEOPLE of the State of N ssissippi.
in convention ass, mbled, do ordain and
| declare, and it is hereby ordained and
| declared: =
. That general election shall be held
according 20 the Constitution ana the
election laws Of this State, as they existed
on the lst, day of Jdduary, 1851, Tor rep
|
officers. and members OF the Legislature.
rne several congressional districts shall
be the same, and the time OF hold
ing the election for representatives III
tshnoress the same as fixed and established
bv Tie Legislatures, liz the year A. ~
1877 The Legislature shall convene on
he hrst Monday id November, 1869. and
he organizeti and sClassi fed NJ che consul.
tuition directs.'sA spe. iaF election shall
also be held at. the time OF said general
election, 1.-THE first Monday in October, A.
ID. 1866, d for. all county, dlstrlct. Judicial
r and ministerial officer-, and the officers
40 elected shall hold their offices until the
next regular election thereafter and
, until Their SUCCESSORS shall have been
duly qualified and enter upon the dutle
;. of their respective Offices according tC
the constitution and laws.
q And tn term of Office Of all such state
eoifntv, district, judicial and mlnisie' Ia
officers so elected shall commence tn
i first Monday in November, A. d. 1863;
No person shall be qualified as an cleo
S for or be eligbls to any Office at SAT-
election unless, in addition to the qualit
) cations required by the constitution an
election laws aforesaid, he shall take tn
). amnesty oath pre- cribed in the proclamS
ton of The President of the United State
of the420 h day of My A. D. 1863.
And Immediately after the adjourn
: of this Convention, The President theret
. shall issue wrts of election directed
tho sheriff of the several counties IN IN
pi State, requiring them to caise SAID ele
I tons to be held according to the electio
laws in force, and existing on said hr
3 day of January A. 1861:
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CorroN-Our planters and merchants
are having their cotton hauled to the
river and shipped as rapidly as they
can. There seems to be a general DIS
position to get the cotton in the country
10 m rket. They are realizing very far
prices now, and we would advise plan
tiers to ship their cotton to New Orleans
and have it ready for sale whenever
their merchants think it best TO SELL
CarroIIton Conservative.
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The Florida Union states the father OF
Pavnp. the would be murderer OF Score
tary S-ward. has been making VISIT to
Jacksonville, in that State. The Union
saws :. lie resides on a plantation three
miles from Live Oak station, on the Zen
sacola and G ,orgna railroad. He lost one
son at the battle of Mnrfreesbero another
retu,ned home manned for lite. Lewis
was his only hope in his old age"
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CRoPs-The crops of corn in this eoun-
ty are very fine. We have had no rain
in our town for four or five weeks, and
it is verv dry. There has been occasional
showers in different places in TIE county.
We presume there will be fine crop OF
fodder, as the dry weather gave album
dant opportunity for gathering it. There
is but little cotton planted, and 1t is
very late.-Carrollton Conservative
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Two very notorious bushwhackers ana
thieves, named linn IIopwood and McCuf
lon, were shot in Marshall county, Tenn
nv a detachment of the 4lst Missouri IN
fantry. Large quantities OF goods stolen
by those wretches, have been recovered
and returned to their owners.
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Eek GovERNoE MOORE PARoLsD.-W are
glad to learn from iheSMariou Common
wealth that Elk Gov Moore OF Ala
b ma has been raroled. lie was to
leave Savannah for his home at Marion,
on Friday last
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Five cases Of highway robbery are re
corded in the Memphis papers OF the fotn ,
inst as having occurred IN that CITY am
suburbs on the preceding day. Only
small amounts Of money were stolen eX
cept in the case Of Joseph Poston. steam
boat mate Of ST. Louis, who lost 9ooo' vi
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ission and general merchants
whole. ale drua store of Jas. CONCEAL
IN and Magazine streets, New Or
q belonsing to the drug trade they
prices based on the latest gold quo
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j CAnby go almanding in L1uisl
ddressed an important commu-
B Gov. Wells, of that State, re-
i'm to warn the local civil off
st attempting to force any police
be regulation Of negroes which
nflict with the act establishing
linens Bureau, to the agents Of
e supervision of these matters
" pertains. ~
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SKIN RED RIvER,-The steam
Inna, having 550bales of cotton
was sunk on the Red river on
st. The boat and cargo were
No lives lost. Ga Sunday
steamer Leila, a small Ola
Ter, was burned seventy miles
kandria, Red river. She had
i cotton on board, all OF which
"a with the boat. She was
$4,000 and tully insured.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

NExr OF SALE.-'The Govern
erty advertised for sale by
(, A. C. S. will take place on
Z 2Sth, instead of the 9th, as
in our paper yesterday.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

|, ggists, in the city and country,
Echase AMI have the selection of their
! largest assortment in the city. J'meS
Ilesale druggist, corner of Common and
bets, Nav Orleans. is prepared to sell
he low est market pricess
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

advertisement from the Mayor
where inviting proposals to
ID house or all in Meridian.
hvertisement.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-23

On the 25th Nav, Corriontes was recip
tured from the Paraguayans ny the Ar
gentiues. A battle IS reported IN "hlG'l
the F4nguavans were defeated Win the
loss Of 900 men. ase..