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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
GENERAL PRICES ADJUTANT GENERAL
KILLED

We learn from Kansas City paper All a per.
son IN this city, that a. l. Mclean, formerly of
LAFAYETTE county, Missouri, was killed al Wash.
ington Texas, a short time since, by Colonel
Robert Wood son OF Milton Wood Of Saline
county.
Mclean was General Sterling Prices Adjutaut
General from the first outbreak OF the rebellion,
in 1861, and it is said, was relied upon by the
General as o chief counsellor and drectorin bust
ness matters. He was a Scotchman by birth, OF
good education pleasing and courteous manners,
and was credited by those who knew him with the
possession OF uudoubted courage and skill as an
officer
Tie Circumstance of his violent death grew ont
of the application Of Wood for furlOugh, which
was not granted, as he supposed, on account OF
the objection of Mclean. Meeting shortly after
in saloon, an alteration sprung up between the
two, when Wood shot Mclean and killed him as
stated. Persons here report that the fata! event
had caused Wood most Intense anguish.
1t has been stated in some of the papers that the
homicide was committed by Carroll Wood. son of
George Wood of this city This is not correct
however. as we are informed through a source
very likely TO be we'll informed in the natter
Missouri RepubLCQu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

Charge steeiirga pair OF she's aud sundry anti.
cles OF clothing. Pleaded guilty aud sent TO Cas-
TO Thunder Tor ten days.
United States rs. 5. d. stewart, OF Rockets
charged with selling liquor 10 to'le's. Referred
t. the Progost Judge for trial
United states r,. Michael Giblen charged win
selling rquor 70 soldiers. COMMITTED Tor lh'
Provost Judge.
John lIawes, 10th Connecticut lountcers no
rites, same regiment; Annie '. wade. NARY
Wade Ann +. ki.lengrove were arrested, charged
with being night walkers OF low degree and char
aCter aud with indecent as'-. 'n the garden ana
groves near Mr. NoIs.Ims. TIE girls were
sent 20 Castle Thunder ior ten days tine soldier,
Gathering Hunt 10. tae Vs. Central Railroad
COMPLAINS that on the 40'h OF Jul7, 800, one of
the passenger train OF cars on The SAID road ran
over her husband crushing bis foot 20 as q
make amputatiou necessary. Plaintiff claimed
$40 600 damages.
witnesses being sworn, Nary Ann Barrett DE,
posed | saw the cars run ever hr. HuAli
heard no whistle blown nor hell rung plainiiu
was distant % or ~ yards. witness would have
heard the admont.on Of Tie whistle on bel had
n hpel given. Witness had Known hr. Patrick
Hunt Tor ten years F8y7 he was q good nan
took care OF Lis family lie was % iiborlns
man, and supported himself aad family By man
Several other witnesses were offered ior the
prosecution.
For t6e defence Mr.. lyle. appeared ne dc
posed that he Was the passenger car iA,P''.o.. ~
the road. Says tho custom lS 10 lei 'he en ne
20 down when near the station alone anu 20
take the passenger cars down by brakes Inc
man behind allowed the engine 10 be run in''
the passenger cars
Witness further deposeu '.'al ne h''" iU .1l. "'
was All industrious man '.i Ga goou ,! car ",
h's family. had WORKED lot tAe company me- ny
his own labor and has no o'het mems ol supper
admitted ihat lhe cars ran over I'O"' All" ''"''.'
bis loot.
witness ana al. nc sou!u - s.op "a, 'le
train: called out TO the engineer and condHctol.
but OF 10 use; 1t ran over him 10 ieL was va, IuuE
on the train. but the engine hau Del Luz as
cident occurred Ive squares ION lAe I,po.' o.'
br.aI SIT 80 IT,, @ ~ t'"'' way
NJ ~. 49, Iacoil, s,id aha wos ac.u,in,ed
N, NJ Hmm lie i,as a wife and three chill.
Ira,
~. y,t;.,,5,t c.-oriutau5.r, of the virginia
~ 'i' ,a,,ii ~. nan mid ori.5ariIy
ot'i,I"' ~ -. nat t md, ,rs
i y, W D." '''' '''' f'
u p'' Wy -..r, r..., La. 400. i,,.,-I
me case was SUI u. M. IL oit,,f,
E''eri J.I4' i a. no, ~. 10. .''" iI'
charges trl'uo'4l w ',H ,'!l'E ~ 80 ~
was purchasing h1'laI I'D lnt I'"LAs'l " IJu .,
iehdanj oldfrei HIn' cu' G' lIr ~ Aet ol a. &C.
MN, i"-Ay "'3' ~ O.7'' i""--.' ""' ''''
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31


ftoU o." arm. h,sp.;il-iAe bloody b,us
.sig--f. .-..8csi3n VI the rich and hUmia.s.r
.-.,, tt,. ,.f., and 49,, '"
W. -"' '''' ''.' Gu ls't
nom a-r mountain Top distant valleys and lsr
of .,.au.s of the ocean from every nook s,.
....,,,,- ,r tho givgi,o5 v,.rl5--i. no,rf,. 80
-. Fo-'''s 81 We
e'i'' ..- '' ..'. ''.5-...'.'' '-s.' vi ""AALs
PLAH4Ai.O- BIZ iti'' thousands Ggl
thousand, letters like the following nav "a.
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"ffls ,al 4 = ~ 49,. -,5Fs' ~. ~.
'h .' "e,n ~ ...' ".i"y Ug'Pl4s ..'
iJIIi,sa thot 'Per'hie'7 ana hes'Iy ies-. A.
Alton, .!ia"-r hey gave Iac . bottle o. Plants.
sf''.a a.' % r' me-
-,,.....-- . =. ). r L IA
s'.lA " AK A"' w., 'v.y :, ~
one young man, "A' had be5hs.t
amt hoJ olt o. the house ioi tT' 'eaH ga
over sl5V Ei'hoal al"el.t. h"' "'th cured By g.
bottles ol y''' bHleT'' IN, ,,-..r.,-
10" AM ""'NAiA.
Tie i...'"ilt j. rom 'he manager oil re
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IN DAA4l - o1t oIu'it ~ n
telS nave ' wen ~ 'o.e u u. ,ri
HD'' napl} -, 1 ,,,., ON, 5.
%. ' con 30 '-S on ,bom an medical ss
TsI I'm ertsTitad ta, hem entirely restor,s
W li,,,i =, in IND ,sog1oorfI of btt.-,
d,, IIoT o,no,ita and strength r,riiIv h.
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1870 tJ DEVaUp
lowe r,uch 10 Won. for YER.
D., i.,,. ~ ii,tsr5 no go va,
H. '''''' VIC R ts'..'' " q, WAGG0NER.
Tloa wilt send me two bo,
tle5 more OF ny Plantation Filters NY vile
I I- De-" a''ay ''1''''' -. ~ ' GIrRR I'M |
Philadelphia, Pa
nave been g!'1l suIgil'
ITO" ~ 't III. Pnf U Ritter. have cured ~
eREY. }. 5. CATHOgN,
Rochester n. r.
- ..... o.. p,,-...,.-
gi,to,, g.. l,,ndr.J,." orr d.,ab,si soldiers wiz
the moot astonishing eject
g. W, D. ANDhEM >,
''-''''''''i' . ..,;,,- Ohio
Go Tie Plantation BittT3 har
cured uir oil LiTerComPlatnt,oi which Ssi
iald up pIa.iIDles and had 10 @Dahhgh nay Dl'.
ness. II. b. hlNp>LE1,
cleveland, ONO
L The Plantation Bittess have
! cured ne Of a arrangement Of tie kidneys sui
urinary organs that ha4 distressed me for year
g5i Broadway, n. Y.
&c, a., Gc. &c, D..
Tn, PI,srATIoN ErIERs make the ives.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
business Notices.

Circulation Of tie Whig-lhe complaints Of
the late and irregular cry Of the Mig TO
city subscribers viii BE- dated Ia future, mea-
sures having teen iu=titu ed 10 secure a promp.
delivery Of the paper in all parts Of tie city and
suburbs. We are confident thG, ia short time
subscribers who p.gJibe OF an cal.y breakfast
may have the satisfaction Of reading the Hhg
whilst slipping their coffee, OF whilst enjoying the
relreshing breezcs of the ea'ly morning. Having
perfected our arrangements, and placed the su.
perinte1dcnce Of the carriers routes in competent
hands, we hope to add largely 10 The city and
suburban circulation Of the Wig. Now is the
tine 70 subscribe
Turtle S1aP-Nes=e Roger Oh Fleming. Of the
Eureka saloon. laid rs unter obligation. Satur-
day, by q superb bowl of that a!demanic luxury
turtle soup. From the -l,iiul manner in which il
was compounded, We are entirely satisfied that
these gentlemen know how TO keep hotel.
lHGlofAirq Grcic Coei.-The Midlothian Com
pany announce in another column that they
viii be prepared 10 o short time 70 deliver lump
coal in any part OF the city for cash, at moderate
terms. Orders can b. eft a. the office OF the
company. No. 81. II in street, second floor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

.as la question "h'c" intimately c''-
ceEa Gle people 90 tae whole country an"
special. OIL. people %. Che SoN,A' 10y ,''
H..e.tna..'rs 90. sac fscslten- amt 'I' "-''..''
.t tile civil lana military authorities '' '.,
Gsve-1-.a.. .-, "e='' a's ','- P' quo 80
Tree. g.. al sut,n.s aad purposes anu .'e
people e. tie Southern States with singular
una...ty. .ave accepted .ae ae''a''''''' as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

UH.cn Lour- n9u s A. NJ to6P NJ
on SUNDAY f!uu t' I1 4 VI, tGt afu r. ".
Mail. for thr North close o'clock 10 the evening.
All letters ior Richmond city delivery must be pre-
paid, Otherwise they viii be sent O. The Dead Letter
bujCp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY or NEW YORK-IHE
GREAT EASTERN AT VALENCIA on THE
l9rH.-LIBERAL GAINS in THE RECENT
ELECTIONS-MR. GLADSTONE DEFEATED.
CAPE RACE, July p, via AsFr BAY, July %
The steamship City Of New York, from Liverpool
on the 18th via Queenstown on the 2Oth, passed
this point to-day, en- route 10 New York.
The Great Eastern, with the Atlantic cable, was
of Valencia on the morning OF the 18th.
The elections in England stall absorbed attention.
The Liberals had gained. Gladstone IS defeated
in Oxford.
Cotton opened buoyaut but closed dull, and
with downward tendency. Breadstuts quiet {;
corn frmer provisions quiet and steady. Consuls
closed at S9fl9O for money. American Stocks :
Illinois Central Railroad, S6iaS9; Erie Railroad
81 : t. :. 5.2O's, 72a72I
SECOND DFsPATCH.l
The Great Eastern arrived ch Valencia on the
18th, having lowed the steamer with the shore
end of the cable 10 that place.
Mr. Gladstone is now running for South Ian
cashire.
The Prince Of Orange and the Princess Helena
are 10 be married
The French Prince Imperial is convslescent
The cholera in Egypt decreasing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
rhe s.ata Of Texas.

The magnificent state Of Texas IS de'''ae'
% receive vast immigration within me
next few years. Her fertile fields we're Sea ee-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31


Nature seems Co h,vc imp Iautei iu mankind the Dc.
sire tor daily ,tmulant TO re-nyigorate the nerves.
and excite the blood after the aXhaUstions caused by
the day. lsbors and uo. only has She ivel ue dee
-r- bat experience haa shown mat Il Is an absolute
necessity that this desire houa Dee grat.fej for the
preservation orthe Hath. Vow nature requirements
being founded upon positive laws, must produce beue-
Gjs when they are grauled 10y the use ot
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BTTGERS.
Nature requirements may be gratinal. The CON.
rs BTTERs Is TrRELg VEGETABLE TosIc.
IyIGoRArING AND STRENGTHENING. F0.uGes the sys.
TEN sgaiust the effects Of uEwholesome water,
NII cure Dyspepsia,
Will euro Week.-Mrs., and Gtusr-l Dahiiiy,
Will cure Heartburn,
VIII crrc Headache,
VIII cure Liver Complaint 80
VIII cure Jauudjce, I'M
viii cure sea sickness.
VIII cute Biilu, Collie and Fever,
Will excite and create % Healthy Appetite,
VIII iuvi-orIte the Organs Of Digestion.
aud moderately increases the temperature OF the body
g;d the force OF the CiTcuiapLi acting In fact gene
tral CuiTuh1r1ut OF the svsiom containing no up-uu-
drugs and Is the bes, Tonic Diuers In the world.
iair triai is earnestly solicited.
Gro c. HuBBEL d CO..
Proprietor., Hudson. y. Y.
General Depot, American Express Buildings, Hudson
street, New York
GEO. SANGSTER, sole Agent Tor Norfolk Richmond.
Petersburg, Portsmouth and Eastern shore
For sale by Druggists, hrOcars, &c. Wholesale
Agents. Edmund g.. Boo1, l2J Walnut ST., Phila: FL
lis Cairns, Il So. Gay s., Baltimore. my22 5meod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

ETHEEDGE-THE RULE OF THE
BAIuNEI

EMERSON EIHLRIuGE-THE RULE OF THE
BAIuNET
NASHVILLE July 2s,h.-Ihis morning. Press
-rr|i-l.- a letter nom Ge-eral Thomas 20 GOV.
a-.U.i.-, Thomas says Il am only waiting
rsuorf from Colonel uevassy TO determine my
.....-ss .r seward O. Emerson Ethnrlge. ]. he has
been Guilty IL t-e language charged against nun.
DE-. b.. clearly aueuabe 10 the military Guthou'
tt.s. In tie absence 0I the ElVi ana X udbe TO ne
t-s.F before q military commission. My attention
las b.e- called TO- ,he speeches OF other parties.
brtas5et have not seen any report that won
,...t,tv'tle interference of ire military &uth0u-
60. 10 However. here should be. 10 the judgment
Tie Government 40 any time, necessity Tor
-rea interference ~ consequence or Il"lII'N O'
b. Ii.,g.t,0u on lie par. Of the civil authorizes
ef tE state 90 take ac;Ioa, en- expression OF such
a desire ON tbe part OF the Governor stating ms
INABILITY or udsp, sitIn Of the civil authorities
n, art U.H be sufficient. & will cause the parties
.,raaIgirgd % 90 be attended TO, according 10 the
nature of the case
The state of Tennessee IS uuder martial law
Irf mi itsrv authority wlli not hc resoited To IN
less tae civil. authority as 70 act el'er 'i"iu 'u''
b..Ity or iudsposuou
. trsn iu tie event os a failure OF the civil au-
fl-It.as Cd 5l their duty, the military should re-
rain from interfering ia all minor cases because
re military should. as Tar as posslhe. sustain tue
,..-.r prvaI- rpu.. bu; never assume IFS iuueuoUs
unless I'm cases iu which ifomp, d'H"u - he'es'
sa~v 10 ensure public safety.
Sim conclusion. tie Governor may rest assured
t. ryiI be frgv sustained in carrying cut the
rrr--v of the state aud General Government as
i.rr5s the mon troops are on duty IN the state
Governor Br5wGiOW has called upon "eher"I
Tl.r1, % send troops into the N5lloua counIles
ure,erye order and the purity OF the paHo'-poS'
IMPORTANT FROM THE RIO GRANDE-
FEARS OF HOsTILIIIE5 BETWEEN IHs
United STATES TROOPS AND MAXIMI-
IIAN's SOL DlERs.
W,sHlSor5v. July % The Daily Chro1ic5e
hos received letter nom New Orleans embracing
rre following extracts from one written Dy gen
.ls-rar connected with the headquarters OF the
Union forces az Carksvie, Texas. IL is da'eu
I.Iy llth. aul is as follows ~,
II ann now lying az the mouth oil lle MO
C-sn5s. oupo,ite 10 b gjad. The MeXicans un
Neximi lau guard the opposite side and our
tr5ous this The espectiye picketi are not loEty
,.rf. erirt and there is good deal OF unirlendlY
y.1G7r nstyeea the two armies 80 that they can
-,t I12.r refrain fr0m blows On the 4th OF July
--~ o7,Ssrs went over and many rows occurred.
hoard his morning that General Brown, the
-,-7rarFar of Br3w-7yille yesterday had an IN
's., with President JUarez, and promised MN
,., resistance Of the United States troops and
IA nvirr4. tle 4,h Indiana Regiment TO cross
-re,1vsr General Steele, the depar ment com
-.1r5sr went up by despatch boat 10 counter.
az the -rler it possible, but even IL lie suceeeoeu
things cannot Ions remain as ttey a;e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

Ef-BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE The orig
ma aud Best in the World Tie only true al-
perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and 10,
stIntaueOus. Produces Immediately spen!A
Back or natural Brown. without iTjurng the .1E
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes.
Sold by an Druggists. The genuine Is sslel
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
gD9!-3n 81 Barclay a. New orb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
Arrests.

Prorost Marshars OGce-Second District
Lawrence LAWN, rs James Ferguson. Com
pal - that he sold defendant watch chain for
SIS and that he refuses toply for it. Dtendant
replies that he owes him SliO borrowed money
and three weeks labor. Case dismissed.
Joseph Lifswiskey, IS. Charlotte, co!ored
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

* SPECIAL NOTICE.-iiy friends who w,l
TO ship produce to me- or 20 communicate VII
me- on business Of any kind, are requested 70 90.
dress Nh. JOSEPH q. NORTON Box No. 4S5.
Richmond whom ! have this day authorized to
and who vii! serve thsm a. faithfully and o. We
as | would CLAIBORNE BARksDALk.
iHi-ln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31
The Courts.

Prouo5t court, Saturday, July % -- John +.
Jones and Robert n. Maxwell. OF Henrico county
were charged with Offering to purchase Govern
ment horses, and being in the unlawful possession
of Government mules.
The parties in this case appear to have horne
an excellent character among their neighbors and
fellow.citizens generally; and having been pep
mitted to 90 at large on bail, were youChel for
by gentlemen of the highest standing.
These horse and mule cases involve much diff.
Guilty to all concerned and are peculiarly hard to
adjddicate. In the present instance, however
after repeated and patient investigation Colonel
McEntee became satisfied that neither Of the par
ties charged had been guilty OF an illegal act
in the premises, and they we're discharged accord
ingly.
John Gator, ,haggad with grand larceny in
stealing goods and money from Edward Wesson,
10 the value of 300, was sem on for trial before
the Military Commission.
Michael Gibler, forselling liquor to soldiers was
fined s25.
James Sullivan, Co. G, 18th Connecticut, FOR
selling liquor to soldiers while acting as tempo.
rary blr-keeper to a firm in O certain barroOm,
was ordered TO be confined ten days in Castle
Thunder.
There were several other cases disposed Of but
the facts wculd be Of no interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

To Beau and Belle, fortuncs tell;
Tie Gypsy QUEEN can do il well
Come lovers dear aud never fear
! little who esome truth 10 hear.
NIADAME GUiZOT. TBE Gypsy QUEEN, is
NJ enabled, by q scientific process bUt recently
discovered and known only 10 heTsell, n produce
a correct photograph OF your future wllc or hus-
band also tie date % the maria .e. Any ildJ or
gentleman enciOalng o. cents aud a posi- paid adj
dressed envelope, and stating ge height and col.
or Of hair and eyes VIII receive the picture and
date ly return nai.
Address MADAME GUIZOr,
jy3l-lts p. O. Drawer Albany y. !.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-31

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFIcE.]
VIRGINIA y Tenn. RAILROAD Co..
Lynchburg, Va, July 9th, 1856.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NEXT. THE 2lrH
~ instant, the Passenger Trains on this road
will r1l through to B.istol daily, Sundays ex.
cepted) az follows viz:
Leave LYECHBUBG at 6 o'clock A. 81, arriving
at BRIsTOL at $40 next morning.
Returning will leave BRISTOL sc $50 !. n. .. and
arrive in LTNCHBURG at , % next morning.
J. y. GOODWIN,
jyJl-lw General Superintendent
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

LETTERS BETWEEN GRANT AND ohtkA .;t
New York, October IA i?.'sr &c 1854
ten by Gen Grant, in the spr1ns I ., ut
" WI. CO.. / 10 General sherman, ana inc
r rerl ve thereto of the latter, have been ha
made public Gneral Grant ,S.y T't tnr his hi.
characteristic modesty, said thSt LOT -"
succsss he was deeply indebted to many
Ulcers, but more especially to uen,,I ;,
Sharnaan and Mcpherson, Tor w"o", ="
, nei 1 n,, the warmest friendship
G t.sU 70 sherman said You do yourself
,";nstioe, and US 100 much honor, and md
Effected manner to declare his n nmd
bounded admiration for the Ghar nun;n oes
ability Of Gen; Grant man, ann 'no NV only
a nn;nt Of doubt" said Sherman was > II, n
p ponr knowledge of grand strategy and - 0.
hooks of science and history, but CONT !, !
vour common sense has applied all 'heSe
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
NUMBER SO.
southern Forts to be Garrtaoned oy e0A
cred Troops.

,,,or.aut order was issued by The
War Department on the On 'ns'"n'' ~
,rsnsIer of troops to various points, the
n,,sts,;pe out of regiments, &c. we
copv the eollowing relating 10 the sSfil
sowing Of southern forts by coiorea troops
Il says:
Snec;,l riders have been already gwen
far Inc movement Of TINS rseiu''u -,
,h. Third Pernsvlvania heavy atuheil'
=, Fort Monroe, Va, and The lO!Nt rTS
n,o,,t New Yorl, volunteers, al f"ft
Garsnp Florida. will be mustered ont u
sory;ca "a soon as relieved by the rim
II,;-.d states Artillery, AMI the run
U'in.,eer Cavalry. All east OF me MIS-,
| ';ss;,,,; river will be iorthwlth musteFeo
| out OF service. IN, NTo,-
roo, Va. except forts Tay Tor ana 1theI
.on Fla. will be garrlsoned oy co.o.v t.
ICONS the requisite number oil Regimen
49, boen selected Tor This purpose oy
I-',,'.7 non, commanders altogether. Col-
ored troops viii be mustered ou' 10 80
a. they can be Dispensed win
> non, commanders will report 10 lne HH
infant general bv telr graph the llul I :.
= - ccloreu troops in their commands, VI
,he surplus number not required anu ~
: arry ont this order, that particular ~
IS s,,nctions may be given accoroineH ~
~ transfar or muster out OF regiments
'' 10 command OF Lieutenant GenerA
> Grant. wOwNSFND
r.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22


Prentice is occasionally PERSONAL hear
him. ,oor,r now
~, he was when he went into the war.
I m n be- = nooer man, but probably ne
.. at IA, a pooer General. though undouot,
s 81 au H as poor one. lie knew , no o
GUY .yarIaIship when he went in and learn&d
nome while he was in
1obn Van Buren, says he never found
!, Il fficult to avoid having cthce thluSU
mon him. Undoubtedly Joan he' .t
| fnurd difficulty in what he never
tempted.
The correspondent of an indIan paPTII,
talks about ''u .fedged politicians. IL,
he has got feathers, we guess ne got Inc
ar with them.
whv doe. Governor Brownlow cal a.,
anar at Knoxville The Ventillator'
Isn;t the name rather suggestive OF
Wind machine?
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

Dtp7HsRrA IN CoPIAH CoCN1Y--lhls
tai disease las made It's appeArane go
several portions of the State 10 Sa,hnod
malignant form. In one nelt nOo occnr.
IN Copiah county thirteen oeaVn' bs,T, in
si,n ~ and no physician there who can
'llea ~; az ta,r;hie DESTROYER of the young
i ed lovely ! The physician who Gin give We
'nu los Tor this f.tal complaint would
,a se; INN 5rtal honor.-Jackson News
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
Wa,h;noton Oct IL.

Tue VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.-From reiurp p,
W. me here tonight, there is no doubt
fc1iveJ zion to Cor eress Of B johnson
2 p. .he e. Union, in the third district
Da'ooIi, = ( Pandleton and others. MS
oyer ,'tl,; oo ;ncIndes Richmond Robert Ridge
a rsy Tnion is rlecied in the 4'h district,
WA" way Alexander II. II. Steuar', probably,
a Al ~. % 6 h district. Robert $. Conrad
majority e~S in As5andlis Part OF the In IN.
C .S was one ofthe signers Of the orn !.
rsc ,s of Sec ssiop. lie avowed previous ',hs
20 o the election that he could not Tbors s"i !.
.oribe to the oath if elected. Lhepe ~ u
nothing definite from, other Por nnnbsbI,
he district, but Conrad IS P'oo"0''
| elected.
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every vEIty
the shwIas /
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A. erection sale advertised TO take
lace, of the tffrc's OF the la'e W.. late
ratt, gathered quite crowd AZ !, was
rsidence. hut for some re@so"
D 1stponed.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
DTANTATEON FOR SALE.

ov-,,r-., f,- sac my plantation eAn'ainil .lO
I OFFEH - IN acres in q high stale OF cultivs
serrs ii inproved coed Oushousss gin AND eo o.
utensils, i.oss hi''s. os .so mile.
'ogs auI snseP I. alton on the & . < Ia
n 'Srs o. nam properly viii be sold At Iueie
October as'h, lsSS. w.P. scoAcH.
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