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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-13
The Assassination Plot.

M,nredL HIvt -ne,erly Tucker publishes let.
ter IN which he say. that vhocvc- a..cri, that he Ind
any uins 90 30 tn nc as'a,.riton. or any tnoFi-
cisc Of The plot 10 capture Pr'sCnut Lincoln or MI
sCnG.i, 'b'arkcn, his soui r.'h di,horal perjury "
lie hNd nov-r heard Of tooth any ~ the other.
70 rd, lcoro me ss'ssslnation ~" - informed tina,
Boo'h len here IN the 2Ith Of October after ds,s
r,tencc that tho officers - the Ontario Rank sIato
itti Booth purchased the hnl on England for 81
pound. and aithe same time d,ror'ci $3.50, Witch
remains to ltoath', credit. Booih stated shat h" sas
10 run the hlocl lic
Tucker vas not here -hen U 'o,h Wa. lie ~, scut
forA copy Of thc evidence to drproyc a. Sanders II
stiil teadiuf hero.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-05-13
Trial Of Congressman Harris.
Charges and Specifications Against Him -
Violation of au Article Of wnr.

Huntington, Mdb 3.-The ll1I. Ecuinmin q. Iiar.
tie, Representative In Congress from The Fnh Con-
sresrioaiI District Of The state Of Maryland, Va,
Je',c,iay arrasucI for trial bs.Jrc Gene al Court
Martial, =, No. 4i5 Fourteenth street in this city,
oo~ro.cd Of 'he following officers;
Isior-'ien. 4. O. Toti,r. Maa.-t;cr. iohn g prrtc.
Nyor.Gen. -. Il. " lcoN lrcyc, -br .sdier.' On. q.
n. sharp ,Iig .-,,.'.. lillian Gauh'e. Col has
Nhrirht. o, Ga. ~ rcunp lvAnil N''uu'e,-s licu-
icnati-IO -. {. BAlcock, A,t' -l".' mp and Car
tain Of tua luit.j -t,''. fntitCur. Major W, W.
Hth.cf, 'uds' NiFD.'fD All oir l'm vor' pres NJ.
The i,l,ovirr o'arof- rstc detailed, bu' see not
pros,nt
Mao .oo.. 4. y IIusrarc,.t DISQUALIFICATION
Thoph..sc. and specifications ,raiu-, ST.. Harris
NE follows
cu,e,.-y Violation nj the s'H, ,r'i-- Of wrr.
Sp's a. m tr.' IN THE 'h.' n ni,0.in q.
,rr,s. aritigon Of MAJ, I1nd nuA Acwu,t Of Con
10 III ne '' .o o,,. .' the ris ' sr,rt !;
VT ,circn. l.ch1"i Chapman. add rtvnie vii
> Eel 81 oSn'1, ~. ~ "a F5"w"@, m.nis
tl'I w rfle lion laAtn' and 10 with The u.tci
Surtc'. liz. snd lrtri. then ,rd thct,, well snuw-
ana aid Chtpuan eud l.sai IN '' tol'icis o 'aid
a-t.' and treating eui of'' iur ~ rolIrV" NJ such
1nd ~ t'" .rnc tIro adv'srs and irctins them TO
continue Ia sNd srry A.. mnkc rnr against 'hr
Lt,d -tn'e- sI 10 'rp1nU rsh De, l.Iin' hls turs
~, With the enemy All h. crpo.ition 10 the Govern
uen Of the Tinted states ana its aurs 70 .urlfe-s
No r'telion. at OF uohr l0orudioWn, -. Nay
Count Mar land on ~ alout tie 18th dAy ot April
>t,.i ,,,t,o,, 49,. nd In ,l., ,l., p,pinr.i, q
litrgis, a cit. on Of Hnrl 'ui and member Of the
And No., w hii QUO, NOV
hspineu and private " H. inn, Read, ct c'urrrg X,
b7d cement Virginia infnntTv, soldiers Of the -
called Confederate states Of America, then in rctel
lion AZ hns' and At war With the nltci stntcs BY
procuiins them 70 b. odced and ioi In private
toure and furnishing them with mu,l, therefor,
Chapman and Read 10 be soldiers OF -aid srmr, aud
t,s ins Them hld oherine tn rive them money a.
them m continue IN AID am AMI 10 max ~
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Friday, Nsy 3.
From Washington.
Final obscauic. Of Mr. Lincoln, Etc.

Wd'hin.''r, way = ~ order u the rIc,,icn.,
All public tu.liir-' cloeed after twelve o, lock
TODAY. cr' n oH~ct TO the late rcsiert shNfc
final f1nefal al Iuics in prosfcss o. Sp.iuc-
field be court. L,o Adjourned. and AZ ~ mum.
eiril ofce' sefc ro.ed. several Of Cur citizen.
closed their .orc,, and hafhcur guns frci all
tho latter part Of she DAY, ciosins With a national
salute ~ sunaei.
ton. CS'y, IN 81 cdicnce 10 All order from The wu
n,psru mt, Las suspended the recruiting Of color"d
trcop' IN Richmond
The foiosire order has iu'i bcen ruhlishoi BY tho
War Department.
wNE nrrAFrNrNt
Atiuthnt GcucrsNs OAct Washington, April 26N
cENTuNL oBprBs ~. rs.
firt, Al pri.ouors Of war delivered parole 10
Federal officers 81 tho Mississippi river NJ aud
includn the IA day Of Apn, l>oa sNccVt thOr' Nho
mAy have been delivered At Daricu, ia. are hereby
decls 81 duly EXCHANGED
S,cond. Commanders Of p1roicd camp v III forward
eNchunccd officers snd men 10 the armies 10 which
ucy ho'ouc. with ~ little DELAY n possih,.
by order of the secrstAr, Of War,
W. 4. NtCuott A. A. u.
In consequence Of tho movement Of ucop., the mo-
ncy order pet-oilce At City FONT Is discontinued.
No more s"tAi ORDER psyshlc thcre't eau tc issuoi
by pr-tmAster.
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Auts'' M" b'.nc made dali ~ yprious .-r'ons,
sus9c. ti nccompc'- IN the la'e s-riu ion plot
or aa l.lnt supposed 10 Io-.,r' vouarln information
h".riu on tnc ,ul1,c'. II stAtci TINT ~ nu'hori.
'ic- woe given tho kew the " hole thing Nithiu
iev IN, after III" nation 81 Sir lIucoiu hvs
man sho Ms ORIGINALLY one Of tho plo'tcr,, tn, 10
hor,m no riNeI ,nd chtnined oo-r.s .or ~ rrlos-
Il N he .ch ne Ho took 'einFc somewhere -ithiu
tie limit, oi the Potomac Army, aud shrn he hcsfd
numh'u Of men ale sGid N have been directly en-
g-srd In carrying out tho pot Oh the night on the
murder acting NJ acrompces In and Aiound the
theatre, cutting the tesgTAphc wtfes In all droc-
tonr, and lSs,ting boothiin hu fight
EiCht AhrVlAnders oh lrEsd ~ith hnrtortnE Ronth
and aiding his eechpc. are among the arrrted. The
bot IN Which Bpo,h and Hasoid crossed the rotoma
l. In WAslingtOn.
The regularity Of tho wound q hich Cortctt. shot
inflicted upon Booth, Il said to have been 'uch 10
have c'ls'i him the greatest VoHsiho agony ~ dy-
Ing. The wound NJ the spinal cord, about the
terond chrrcN ver'shrF. which doubtless ffu..
iutcd md such wound would pr dure compete
paralysis ~ the arms. esa and loser po,t,n OF the
tuik while respiration and the action " tho h, Art
organs pSs al from the Gran. I'M and not fIom the
rIina' cord, The mind w clear aud uudi rtugl cd,
save from the shock O the found and rain; but tho
hrhin Vas uniuiuted. II va living, aotive mind,
s.th dead he p hoiV, with the most e1crutiAt-
ING, ason2n F pain that human hody 10 subject
n. Tho nerves OF organic lie expiration and oiIi-
la'ion v"ro uninured AMI to oliy NUS ~ over
The head and iTe From the nome NJ the hall struck
him h" va dead and hclpicts wit mind clear, in
tense suncunF, living witness OF his ovn 'us Pan
lghWoUt 70. his AtToCiufs decd.
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General Wilson's Great Raid -Additionn,
rticaiars.

Tho Savannah HIRAM says Gen. Wilson left
Chcka,aw, Ala, on the I'D OF March. ON the ~ Of
April he captured Selma Ala, hy assault taking ~
pieces Of artillery In position, and IS In ArrenAl
large suonGl, the tecond In importance In IN. Con
fedarary a naval foundry very extensive With val
uAhis nGtufes; powder work., &C., &c. All public
property Was desToy ed. pontODn bridge, 500 feet
Montgomery VA reached. There the rebels burned
sip1 bales OF cotton, steamboats, ~ cars and To-
connective Montgomery ~As entered without Oppo'i-
ton on tho 18Th u April Columbus war captured On
tho 10Th, by assanlt on the heavy fields oTts Loo
prisoners were taken, % guns in position guuhott
lien called the Jack son, hut the name VI whch
hnd been recently changed % mounting siI
a,yen-inch TiheH, 10000 bales Of cotton, IL
,.nomoIiyes and 100 cars, While there, a
portion OF the column made deOur 70 West Point,
and captured the works by assault. HE atIaci rHf
made by dismounted cavalry, IheY tool Jour snh,'
aud thrso hundred and fifty prisoner. Tho tonied
crate General leT, commAnding sG kiUtd hi1S.n
locomotives and two hundred cars Here iHsen. Az
Tie captured property was destroyed Macon sur
rendered without asss nit tho 2lth. Ihs Conled-
oiuta Generals Howell Cobb GusiAtus tniIh,
NrlCor, Robertson and Mccall were tnten, bge'her
with large uunher OF officers OF all ~. ~, ana l'ho
prirOnerr altogether. Wilson'S forces a. tTAyel.ed
al mile. marchiny 20 do They tooS In all lN'
ems in no. : on and I'm the red, and 20 guns in
nrsenal A large nuIulor Of rollins mis aud non
fmudries we've destroyed, naval ltuHitieh po"1ef
rN h. uagaItur. suIJhy 0eIo g. &C.. &c. There 10
A RELY an m Ger on IN stan no ma not made per
,,n.l crn'Ii. a. VI prsousIs durlns the expedition
III, fo,re /. maze UP mostly Of eAteIn uO1is Our
lr.-r. in all &c onfhsemtnu amount TO Los IMAM
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The SuI,nnn Disas,or Additional rrri,cu.

Tho -. out, EErouTrE SAYS; n II now sscerthin.
ed that there we're tao thousand three hundred PER
hoard the III. fated SultsnA aud seven hun
dtcd and rghty.iI have hem found alive. soldier
Of tho One Hundred and Twenty eighth Indians
BROUGHT a ~omsn aud child ashorc althoush he had
ore leg badly srAlded, and va otherwise ferIousy in
iufrd. Many different Tumott AZ" hioHt A. 10 thr
cAusc Of the accident There ~er" too many peore IN
hoard, hut her oincen welo careful and competent
men and engineer IN, and had but recently passed In
sp-ctiOn About tuo-ihirds Of the Cntite number 81
soldiers were from Ohio and Indiana. One sOhiier
rot them n plank and noated down opposite Mem
phir, when rope was throSn ON lIoAt, and, at
teinfn " seize IN" rope, his sNhauslinr arms lot
his pIrciou. charge fall tnto tho Iivet. lie plung'l
from the plank Al the peril Of his lie aud attempted
10 them hut failed, and tho bravo Young man
usH picked M when nearly drosned. Mr.. Hardin.
Hardin Co, Of Chicago, who Vac returning
FROM Wedding tour, Wa lost Mr., Hardin ass
clinslna W plank with child in hor arms bat the
child var dead uhen taken out, The grester portion
Of those rescued we're more loss wounded or 'csd
cd .Due hal the cutics taken entirely from their
unate people found deaf, floating on plankt ot
doors, Ihtce dead men Wete taken rom ue.s 10
dead and floating art supposed to hay. teen ~ lons
weakened by imprisonment that they chilled IN
death. MI RovburIy, CaIef mate Of the hultana.
Lstih.d 20 there not, to my knoS ledge, any
~ ~ safety Of the boat. have been Oh the Sui
t-nh about i've mOn,hs and have been on tho river
about five yeAs. tic vas perfect gentleman. There
car0usins on tht boat among the crew or pl''
|, pgeH. esp mason vas in his siate-room alan
the 1i,t engineer his aud the second engineer
~, az, .a,rb ta Loaf -. funning IA Ii.,ifl ahou,
ninr to ten mac an hour. She sE not iunnln;
Against time, gLd no boat lett With U.s. The boiler
leaked come twelve hours h.ioIe 40 reAchrd Nlk''
burg, and shs ensinoor raid Lo would 10 20 iur1h,
uuIil IL shr repaired.
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on TUESDAY evening Gov. Aiken, Of South Carolina
and G.. n. Lamar, Of Savannah, ia, we're brought 10
Washinston under arrcst. IL !, sAd their ofcu,e
eon,iSts In hsvins ob-tucted . d embarrassed the
federal authorities in the work II restoring tho m.
uond authority Al Chsrl,tton and savannah, insead
OF yicldiur n cpldisl supp1ft. Lamar forne riy
president Of the Bank the RCpuhc Of this cB hut
hq- long ,cen q Prominent iclc'. Roth mon have
tAt The oath Of aegiznCe, and tO, Aittn has been
re- rns,a on parole.
HaIi1yioH, May The roport that Ex-Governor
Ms"u, ~ south Carolina, has hcon committed 70 the
Ola C,i.d te not tue. lie Is Ia, parole. and Ii,
rtoppur At hotel Vie VA Ia III, s,T,c's to-day uth
sew ornl old ii.,uds.
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The Flight Of Jefferson Davis.
Our ,aynir, Close Beblnd Him.

Enorrus, Tsnn. Nov "A man Who va on
one NJ the rsiirood trNins captured Nv s'oueman's
oavalry hct~ecn Giocnsturr and salisbury, snys that
Jef. Davis vas on the same train, on his way TO
Chsrlot''vilc. LcVuinr tina, the rniruad y" cut
above and oeIov, na,l. 9th the other p~eengt'H
osc'tcd and r'utcd TO Gre,n.hurg. stoncmAnt
cavalry Aie nov In Ae valley Of the stlunds River
With hi, Aesiquaitcfs At Anderson, = =, and ire
cavalry scouting from there towards hususta''a
With Instructions II they can hear Of Jch. and his
ucAsui,, to ioliop him long a. there Is hoiss
iclt The infantry portion Of stoncman's command
1, engaged In cleaning she mou1tails Of bush
rharKcrs ruerrias and horse thicves. and ihey are
making clean WoIk
sE,uNp ut.rNr,H
knr-r'r. pdv "a, 10 =. b-lnicrmation from
siouemGn's cavalry ststc, that Jca. Davis va At
Norkville, south Cnrolna, the 18th uli, an
s,oucmnr's force, came w the following dAv Dsvi,
hns one diys star OF Stoneman JET. 10 escorted hy
900 cavalry, -oll mounted and commanded 10y Gen.
Dlhbrell lie Ia accompanied ny Benjamin, BTechin-
RIDGE and other notorious characters, and will proba
by be- joined by all the de-peradoc, fleeing from
tee and the vengeance Of the nlted states govern
ment. II Is hoted that ten. Stoaeman', forc,s can
overthkc and capture pavi. NJ he /, hurthcncd With
eleven wasons, -urpoeel 10 he laden with spccie.
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lust before running away, the guerrilla loator Moe.
b. is.ucd the following addio-s 10 hi, troop
tityut- dIru2i, 1Hf5.-SoLprFP7' have sum
Il BAL .1u ips"' her for the last tue The vision
r.. D.. che. shel tOt nee pn' iul' faUtent country
!. ... shsi, and that country IL nps he rppil NJ
run.u,Ilr. / distaul your 1lFsn Ihtlpn in pTofef-
.8,, W s rendolInt to our e'6mles. am no longer
,uur co'uuauLCr. A"r IN stsO, iaJien OF more than
50 .,Cn'ml yeaIA part 0'n you ~ IN lnst pithe
IN me tame Oi your AchiUyeWnuta and srlte'r ocs-
'srf .!. OF your rcLcIcls tilines. 10 mytefs and
90 - IN moment o. fiadw you a hnol a,l'. sc-
n. ND. IUeRyg a. NoauY,
l....E --a. -lAcl.
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'Thur~iHy. Way A.
Government Rewards offered for Jcn
DAvi. aud Ills crew Of trsnS>,n-

= TIp,1 ANATtns.

nv ne P,,idrnt q n, TnHrd Nmt'U Im,rcay
.rrpo. ,p,rrs.
wbcroa., it appear. IRON eviicnc, In the bureau n
military Justice that tho ht-ocious murder OF the late
.-s,lirnL Abraham Lincoln aud the attempted A..
,1s,in,tlon OF the Hon. v. H. >ovard seer. tAry Of
State, were incitci concerted and procured hy and
.etween ItGorson pa'i. late OF Richmond. Va and
Jacob Thompson, Clement 4, C!ay, Beverly Tucker.
George y. sanders, ". &. Clcsry, an o,hr- rebel.
and traitors asainsl ths Government Of the iuil.i
s,atcs harborod in Canada; nov, thcrcfoI, to The
end that iufice may he done, l. Andiew Johnson,
President Of tho nteI stater do offer and pronisc
,or the AIrc-t OF sid persons, either OF them, Win.
IN the LIMIT Of the United States, that thcy eau
BE brought to tra', 'Ac iolIow.us rewards
ONE HUNDRED THOr SASn DOLLARS tor tn.
arrest Of jefferson Davis Tvs ENTI- FIVE THOUs.
AND IOLLARS for the arrest OF Clement &. Clay
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for The
arrest Of Jacob Thompson, late OF M!tss,pii
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS Tor the
arrest Of George n s.nder; TWENTY FIVE
THOUSAND pOLLAEs for the src,t OF Beverly
Tucker and Ten THOUs SAND DOLLARS for the
arrest Of lillian c. Cesry, late Cork Of Clement C.
Clay.
The Provost. Marshal General Of the United States
h directed to cause description of surh persons,
with notice ofthe above rewards, 10 he Published.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
= :. my seal, and caused the seal Of tho nj cd
- States N be Affixed.
Done at tho City OF WGShingtOn, the 81 dav Of
NAY in the year OF our Lord, l>h and NJ the In 70.
rendenoe OF the GATED states Of America, tn, 11th
ANpaEw JoItapN.
~ the President
W.HusrS,. Acting Secretary Of state
The Canadian X aiders.
= Lasaxa IN a<-SLsAla gn.oi !Ae Esbe. asAIait
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whom the Grand jury fcund true bill for the breach
Of neutrality e- dsv' since, Yesterday surrendered
h,n.elL and gave hail 10 $50" 10 stand trial at the
Octoter Assiyrs
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OrtcrH Rescir''nH Rrgu'ltlonH ProhIhItina
Ihc tNpOFinuoh Of s rms, Ammunition,

IHr Executive oder Of SovcuIc r LIST, i,G2 pro.
Ia. .tins the expiration oil arms and ammunition
f,a '.,' uted Ste'n., rr1 toe crccutive order Of
M, l2ta, 1854, prcAtiins tho cIporston Of hoIsr.
mues and live stock, teing no lousrr re- tired by
pu 10 rcrosit. p, he n'o;e.sd order. nre hereby
iD,. ,.oa and rnu0l,d. - order q. the lre-idcnt.
Gl.. "a. .... .t.. O.. s.rt ~ az LyaI
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The Canadian Raiders.
= Labuxa Nm s<-sLsAlla ~. u .Ae Esbe.s aslIast
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

go are to have any mails, the people
.,at crce 90 to work and get Post
gmgom,sd ,oho can take the oath re-
limo man can be found who
take il, get some unmarried lady to
To- She can be commissioned and
ro.n.a deputy.
Ebsis of The utmost consequence to
public as otherwise they will be de-
-el Of all mail facilities. The Post
..sr General intends to stop the de
srv of all mail matter at points aohcre Post
RS hare not been regularly appointed.
Ne trust an effort will be made to es-
Hsh Post Offices, at once, at all the
,rtv towns, and all depots on the
arent Railroads.
recommendations of Post Masters
midi he addressed TO First Assistant
at Master General and enclosed to W
Kelly, special Agent, Post Office De
|rtment, Jackson.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49, G.N RAILROAD

n. o , a q n
On aud alter "Wednesday. lie lo'n
inst. passenger train viii leave New
Orleans al 8 O'Clock, p. M, on Monoays
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving ~
Jack son thel next day at 1850 a. III
Returning, will leave Jackson AT l:49 I, m.
on I tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
and arrive in New Orleans at . clock
IN. next day. Freight trains Will run as
heretofore.
Close connexions are made each way
with both the Southern and Miss. Central
roads. b II. NhEEN'
Nov 19dlv Asst Sup't / Eng.
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E.y~Some excitement was occASlon1N
Yesterday upon Capitol street among the
f.. Inc, Of both sexes, by the arrest Oh
{ deserter. - tn,
In the happy days of 'long ago" jim
had b,en q frugal swain who sat unoef
his masters own vine and fig tree ~ wit, III.
t,nded to his duties. But Jim, like NOT
valbad dreamed OF war, and on one un,
lucky day went oil to Vicks6urg ano 1
i,,,eJ himself to company that nae
big guns and called them a battery
but after time not liking the army
business as we'll as he had anticipated, ~
ran away from Uncle Samuel, as he ha'
from bismaster. and came to jackson y
make peaceful living after themanne
OF c,ntrabands. when he came TO gre
by being arrested.
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sss- The Weekly Clarion for the pres
week will be issued Sunday morning
a double sheet, and will contain be-
los the proceedings of the Legislature
the week, the able speech OF S. A. d.
cole of Clark, on negro testimony,
eacb of II. II. Powers, of Tippah, on
o warrant act, Gov. Humphrey
acjaI message, a number of the Laws OF
nresent session of the Legislature
n variety of other interesting reading
after. They will be furnished done III
wrappers at 10 cents copy or by the
lantity at Sl,OO per dozen.
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LAND AND LABOR AGENCY.

THE undersigned has open an Agency mere I"E
the purnose of ndusing foreign immigration 10 inc
States Of Alabama, and Mississippi SeAiAg IN"
Renting Real Estate and procuring LABOR an" hoese
Servants those that may need them. nav hk Isoe
the necessary arrangements in New YORK 10 receive
ahorers egulary and with dispatch, he u prepared
80 All a orders that may be sent him without delay
ie. be had in time for the next season, but
will be received n time for the next
Send me q description of your land Tor SAFE OF
rent prices & g. / will send you purchaser
All lands sent for sale rent are advertised IN
the New York Cincinnati, Memphis, New Orleans
ard Mobile papers the time, free of charge
nnIpa. sale Is effect, d. Fees for getting labor
in ,erency to be posted with the agent OF tn
party ordering in Mobile, and to be paio wien the
taho2or l. delivered The party ordering must ais
make arrangements Mobile for the payment Of the
massage money each IL borer soon as he arrives
hich will be from O. to be deducted out of bis
Or her wages The usual commission will be chargs
| on land If sod or rented.
Foreign I'm aligrnticn Real Estate and Land Agency
| Nov 23dIw
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rgg~ Pardons by the President for the
blowing persons are now at the Execu-
We Office, Jackson, Miss.
Alfred Summer, Smith County; Wilson
smith. smith County; J. d. Finch
1itb comfy: Alfred G. Tramel, Smith
anTt,.. Robert Montgomery, Lawrence
oanty. James D. Stewart, Hind, Coun.
Thomas II. Dabney, Kinds County;
o.op Ipi II. B on Brandon; s, D. GOA,
|oiyar County; II. II. Howard, Leake
,,rt Nv. g NJ Bender. Jasper County;
Ohm clarke, Coahoma County; G. B. Full
r Coahonla County; Lafayette Jones
aabora County; John F. Burn' u
Iinds Comfy; Downing Sprewih' LeaK'
|Ouuty
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TO make all needu and lawful adayits as shall be necesa
m the inst tuition prosecution defence OF such suit OF
So II Re It further enacted THAT the penal laws OF this
~ in all cases not otherwise specially PROVIDED or sha
apply and extend to all freedmen free negroes and
SIC II Be it further enacted That aS act take eeo'
and be in force from and after its passage.
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resy-J. N.CANNoN, DRUGGrsT, JACKSON
H. invite the attention of our readers
% the advertisement of j. n. Cannon
Druggist. in this city. Everything IN Tue
Ebane Of Drugs or Chemicals can be
found at his store, besides'a great variety
Of other articles such as stationery
school books. lamps, coal OIL nc. hiS
,r;,as are as reasonable as could be e&
pected. Give him call.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
0d,,I,niStrmsOr's Notice.

Whereas A. tiers o. sduuistr.tt'1 ON fHA IS axe OF
,n1sI'4 rrosbv deceased were grated 10 the
nm fe--irned al tie last september term 81 the FRO
No. eosrt Of Jasper county. State OF AiSsis lpPl
~, All peFsous having CLAIMS against re estate OF
- sasut are h.reuy required o. IS 'bH t'e same
$40 I - $3.50 a1a registered within he tino pre-
Sc ihed by law, tie asIne " j., De mar 49,.
Nsr ,4bE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25

Bf9= Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine streets New Or
cans. is now prepared to supply those N want OF
rugs and medicines, with everything apPeF'alnihe
D the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-25
A GARD.
To our OldpFriends and Former

WE, the unders gHed, beg leave To inform '1'
friends In Kinds Fnd surrounding counueS t""' ""
cpened scaia our old stand at the Iron front
stare Corner Washington and China Street.
wehave been And are yet receiving from the cast
one of the largest and handsomtst STOCKS '' any
and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes BOGUS M"
and Caps Hosiery, Shaws Mantiilas' "e" 81 ~
Our Stock has been selected with great care oy "'
Rszs,skv who has been ia business for thirty years
Our prices will suit purchasers. we "oui" 'n'''
,bo ,,,hlic TO examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere We have polite and attentive Statesmen
who win take pleasure in showing the goods
BAXSINSKY & SIMMONS.
Ny rolrn Vicksburg, Miss.
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admsmiStrat-I's zolsCe.

Where's, letters Of A.ruipisir ca me $3.50 %
S-,.,, Cr,,sby Gee sasuV were rIaAtt - the under
ssvots st the last SCI TENDER term az IRE fFoUAte
,,ogrt 4 Jasper county. tate oi Ntssssslpp'5 nov
IN ,srsons having clsIIrs aEs1st The STATE OF satu
- snt are hereby required 90 exhibit tee same duy
~, re- zi.terea within tse 0use prescribed
~ I""' % 'No LtVI Grossly. Admir-
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~Vicksburg mail arrives daily at

1915.
Departs daily at Ia 2 m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
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