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, 1865-12-16
Suction Sales.
GILBERT 6 SAMPSON.

NINTH ANNUAL cHRrBTMAS sAIF. "f'7'
E1tGnslrs asSostment Of Fancy Goods Psfian Statua
r, ksh Si!yer Plated Ware, French China, Cut and
Engraved French Glasawase. Rich Rnhq1atsn Goods
Ladies' ROSEWOOD Whiting Desks and Work Boxcs, Ec
AT AEa,TICS.
ehasc N e5ofe md Will sell, commencing On Thurs.
cay sseninH Dec 2st It ~ O'Clock, md cec:anin5
fnday Afternoon At 24 and st * =.5o j: anS -
SATURDAY n Al our s1lessooE17 i and ID isarhnn =
y one q ne most rzans Issortmeafs Of J4eb Tno9
3;rp :MtsaE OF French Chlns tea act5 Bohe-
.u liquor stta. toilette seia jcWcl seta ieweI
po3es water sets PatAn staiuetses among which NAV
ne found Innocence, All, Water, New Music. Eex
Pa!nt1pY: Fovfouu d1and Dog. Hehe. CouMnninn.
Eennto, water Nymphs, n atcf Cress Gedferx Am1xou,
arr Ahd science, Angels. Waahiogson, Shake3peare
oi!o. Europe. America. Asia and Aries aud otacfs
eIeest E!eh slveTpiased war;. eonsisrng Of es tea
ae lct pitche Creams. Sugars. gobltts casters tea
uaTa platcd rent v1rctJ fotheT srtejcs
Al Hor1 the taEae manuiNS-ef OF the rlated woods
soid N cur Christmas sAicg for the last it's Ttars md
y eqaA ID 1ual1tyto aoy that can oe found Frearh
Lnloa tes seta. u pea each. French rlRss 9nhies
N1nes MD decauseTs, cut md engraved Iad1exs rnse
Eoo1 Eo5k boxes md rosewood writing deskf tne.tt
q Win LARGE variety Of other goods nnt enur,c-a
lea. The Soods will be ou hibItion On ihe mornInr
the ntsf cAT or The sale The above xoods sre frn
lne 6ame Eaatt1n house tor whom We hAyo said nv
eEefSl Yeafs. sud arc al! guaranteed OF te rst nnst
lhs lsdlts arc particularly invited to cnTtsnA A.
ANIME The goods and attend the sale " eA
.-ne GILBERT & SAMPSON.
, 1865-12-16

/ n
Europe and Asia wonld 1ow into The Facisc in
and enrich the dties Of the West, The cdtlfens
Ghicaeo bad eresJ indnoement to cat7y throncl
ne a9deakf1g ~ The reasons tor IT might bs q
l subject which every cne ouEht earnestly to thinj
Of The lecturer concluded with lev words Of nd
vice 10 the Young men Of the present see. and
lhe meeting then adjourned.
TIRE LUmaERmEN.
Pursuant to cal which appeared In the uoru]u
papers, large number Of Ch,csgo's most promi
nent lumber merchauts Assembled LAST evening +,
Faflor No. !. fremont Houze. Eli Bste.. Eso
pointed. "A' "p
Ar. Eatet. on assuming the chair, stated th.t III,
op5eG OF the meeting was to take measure. II
ceised tn this city Fsnca the opening Of n,y3.,sion
and the amount on hand January 1T, 1885: iii,
wa Deemed necessary in order to correct 40 errpn
eous statement that had gone forth through ccrsu
newspaper thai thesr we're At present so. GN1 NJ
ieet lumber IN the city while The truth Was thxt
ES;tn0n icet would cover the Gnantity on hsnd.
Bfckstord and Dye wns appointed 10 escsrtnn In
hmorn1 Of lumber an hand Januafy Ist. 1854 With.
out regard to the quality. md they were empowered
10 employ such assistance a. thry msr 6eenn rnra,
62ff.
Ii was also mored that The committee, =, the enp.
e!caion % theis noorf, render an account Of the
that The sane .hall Be divided pro rata among tie
VI noLon> 9e4efs ). Lawrence, Z. F. Quail
assessment and eo,ecs wkateTrr sums Wosid 'Se he
Necessary 10 pay the expenses Of the committee
On motion Of Colonel John Ma.qa loou,t. il
erees 70: .So;; ds.'s.5ie n'f tia
W. GeofEr Y. Morton movrd that the Lamhrr.
mans Committee be instructed TO obi1tn r0nms for
,ss, M 3.s T.. MARIE. e ;he foot Of Ftankhn street
[entcd On 1,e most reasonable terms for lve yesns
Co. l1o1alc Fpoke in favor Of The moion, which
Col Ioomis ottercd the following which r,,
A<sdsat, That should the committee toc, ob,r,,,,
market 10 some other point than dea3ns;ed. ;hc1
VII ,s % sprtalnsd y he !a@ScEmsn Of the eity
6e instructed to take into consideration Tbs ousn.
tity which hss been consumed in the city within
ne ne Zsa5 Ihe sateIoens be sid that appeared il
was tneoHeca. and likely to 1ead persons uuacausln
ted with ne Ieal facts to believe the amount on
h.na vas double What the figures wouid show.
Cd nnt,l he "a Day Of Janas1, 1856 when il shall
reasonable At the tsme hour and plaee-
DELIGHTS ToSsoRIAL PALACE.
1he magnificent ha1s-vork1ng, hatsd.rsstnr.
thaving and bathing establishment for some
months past tn process Of fitting CD by l. n.
Delight, OF Spanish Lustral celebrity, On washing
Ton street, Immediately opposite the south door Of
the Court House, wss thrown open to the public
hour Of c1ostnr v1unt IA auszemrnt - ths tt,t., NC
display, unparalleled IN the tonso.iai line anTNnes
On this continent, IN eleeance style and complete
NJ; ung .,4 naea up Wih aez7es Of
working department The nrnnni nsts nc Ltl aa!r
no les th4n eighteen tonso,iI chairs. ZACH harno
'ts oxD cabinet Of CARED Walnut xood and its eie.
Eantly chased folsd silver castozs bottles OF purr
tHrs6 P gasI ano imported parcelan cups pro-
, 1865-12-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

i
| Grand Open!ng.-A Grand Opening
re-nnion VAL take Pace this evening at Gallagher
Co. Exchange, No. 81 Randolph stfcet to Fhich nj
good citizens are invited. This model establish
nent has been fitted up With the greatest regard tt
elegance and comfort. The bill of fare viii at Al
times include The best the market can Afford vhjl
Of the choicest brands. Ms. George Stevens. Il
he fremont House hss charre Of tbe cesr %r,ss
1nea,, vhefs WI be found psiue Hasanss Of snpe
Snyder for several years cupnectcd viii tbe HTrs,
House. Nill preside over the cuisine and Hnnnr "a
pxrtmense and viii Be on hand eariv and }sts r. -
| lend 10 custouerx 'N ~ ~
Ear Muffe, Ska ting fsJoVes and c.ore1
| and Mitts in crtfeas yrr1e,y A.. hsr- a+.s =
Ely's furnishing house. al 100 md 1ffa Iksn-hna
| Ftfret, corner of Wsshfnrton. To iii uhn dnstr.
to ret their moneys worth ond spnp-rs.tc "oat
fhf6r He rrr,,,7f1rId the-, ~ ,1 hf sug;e
caii.e - -'N''4 >DeA'' ~ s''s ILL IN IN sa1''
r-rx,r7,. ,e,,....s-
rr.a t,s.notts 1Entmonie afocheA tvIll
11..., tvaidst ~ ~ Lonens, Co!os Hoasfeness. Sort
niersen, ,eer4hIe LII .ns fotH; !ney are saic,
E---e< 80 -1.t sAGAp% 0Nl2 Df 4tuEElAI.
, 1865-12-16
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
AGcTioSEEns.
FURs! fURs!! fuRs!!!

AT AUCTION.
We take pleasure tn announclaf 10 the tadrs ,,,Y -
THTTsuAY and FEfnST FIT 'hsls ssII a: *nstoo o.
o,ciock ?. H. ana on SATURDAY, ihe i'm II n q.
etoe1 =. % and H.. at ~ Dearborn street ueri
taTEsss % y 70 Ss;s :ssoTtmsns really hne Furs eses
Y p4st af e1ns nue xake sap5ios Ind ststs S Waiaa
tnfx s3S1s GapG. heas G.es~ CaHars.
Mgi,s aud Cum. Royal EImne Siberian s9uTsei, e..
Munen, Gloves &c, H. IN Rtaycr md 1,ter SIrs S1s
17dIsa skang cups and Hoods, md tse beit sea Ses
5fake Eobes- ' ''~Sn @aa ~7F'
TIT abore hoods viii be opened for examination tuo
uA5f 70 the aa1c Ladies' and EcntIcn,rn 40
the sale. GILHEKr 4 SaHp99nHNt 9 HNt'e0a
naSo Aucttnueefs
, 1865-12-16
Dl e D..

In Esgaff, n. Fridsy. Dec. 18th, Dr.. LYNDON
In thia city. on Thursday morning, Dec, 18th. OF
waakecar. III. 'AsS "
Ihe funeral sssStccs Will take place At the F,rvt
Go1rt m shis city, On Sunday morning, 18th pst at
Ho'cloe1. Services by Rev. Dr. Burroughs.
, 1865-12-16

GAr N uha, Skating Gloves, and Eloyex
4nd M1tts. fn endless szaety, arc being opened at
Ely,s furnishing house, S. 100 and l67 Dearborn
70 set their moneys worth, and appreciate good
thing, ~e recommend them to sif5 him IN early
call. h1n
, 1865-12-16

The Magic Wheel is one of the most
amusing things Of the Kind ever invented. Now
that the holidays arc near every fndulsent parent
ssreet, have them. nf11at-vrE
, 1865-12-16

s1rr Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, Hoasseness. SoEe
Throat, &C. Pnb1ic speakers 4nd sincers use them
TO clear and strengthen the roicc. They are tafc.
gleafant. portable xEd theap. Sold By dsncgfatr,
BurnhaIs q Van Sch12ck wholesale Ace1Sa. iG
lakc-tt.. Chtcaro. dsef6hsR tgto a ~ TTt-1v
, 1865-12-16

OF eseh. but small tcapulary which lsy upon Cor.
bcttFt bosona he allowed 10 frmain, to be buried
ue n S VIII or o.
Gated. - well they might BE- when caught IN on
~ O aeont stx ~ 81 and hsf feet. The knot on
that on Femfngs behind IL Corbe.t II Iii +. s-a ~
mcmbefed. died much mosy easily than Fjcsn.ne.
The ioncf hnns twcnly-one and one.halI minutes.
1ne following IS the Jurors
CERTIFICATE OF EXECUTION
We md cach Of n do hereby certify TIN, On The
nfeenth day Of December, T. b., eighteen hnnd,s5 IA
General Assembly Of the Sta,e OF nilnots, eni},1ed
"an Act regulating the manner of innictine the
Runiehment Of dssih u e.ptat cases ''.' approved
the hour of---o'c1ock p. m. PatEIck Fleming and
William Corbett were then and there, in orr pres.
ence hanged hy the neck anil they and each OF
Cook County. ~ commanded by the death wx17aut
tsaued ont OF the Superior ceurt Of Chicago, and
under the seal thetsof @ bearing date the 6th day Of
In witness Ehercof we have hereunto set cur
hsnde. this 1tsh day OF December, A. D. 1865,
]. r. fres, Phys,ctsn.
,ohn n I: G e. assjt jEo's'e'an" wu.aav
ModtE IAngcloth, P.J. Hnssspdes.
na,y nnsaI feosesh, eosss6., L I, e c9nn,slly. ,,..3y
John Ii. Kennedy, &. E. Hoyf''
John A. A. Nelson, Sheriff Of Cook county.
9ust. Fteh1, pepusy eh1in
T. NJ Bradley, Deputy Sheriff
TIE HoutEs
~ ne executed men were len IN the tail ali lat
~ II sne this MoIntnG will be delivered over by
aireetion ~ 70 the County undcrtakcr Who Will b.
n.msTijy ~ irathef AcMulleu, deposit them ten
-. nwn seetend tather will hare them b1ned st
htn y. = T1pcn N Calvary cemetery. selected by
The tesut1octoniate "'" nv 'a1i u pse1 10
Tux WHOLE AFFAIR
Pissed of tna quiet md successful manner 1,,h,v
Gedtiable TO She7f Nelson and lii rrn,tem5niyy
&nd able assistants. hN'71a14n5
TaE POPULAR FEELING OUTSIDE.
n ~ c1e<itable yesterday 10 the GOOD taste Of
1ete with the aE1aneemente which preserved H.
Coarf 1!ouse squaFe fce from III Intrusion. These
Peaut4ons wise md reedt1l ~ they wefe Of them
, 1865-12-16

"Phnrnoh,a Serpept%!,, wonde-fu1.
msrtelyt Novel lnvcnt1oni .+What il ltJ' il On
eyety Up. 4 Email cone, ha1rtnch IN sbe, when
ienstco evolves seTraaf from twelve to 1f1eeu
lh,iadclphia- Fifty censA a package OF ten. 81
mail 70 any addrcse, Is cents. a975
, 1865-12-16

DEn1cA11oH'-1be dedication Of St. Jane,
(cathonc} Church On Psaisie svcnue. near Camp
Right Rev. James Dugean, D. D., Disbon os H.
diocese viii lead the services.
, 1865-12-16

FIRsT UNIARIAn SouETT.-An adjourned meet.
ing Of this Society win he held this evening fthe
16th Inst In the Church OF tho Messiah at TX
O'Clock AL members arc earnestly requested to
b. prusent
, 1865-12-16

Its 4 mean trick Of trade to ne1l a.
1asy1En sxtraets domestic stents made Of ,he Worrt
naIsan Inc prices at which they are sended afe
teet t9an me aatF on the yedabIe articles Could
to,y tatahe- 10 1hau to throw money away on such
Kh1lc Fhalon' mi 1ght- uIootuing Cercus.
froo,ent q tropical fragrance IL within the reach
, 1865-12-16

IHF0AE A4tc&1On9 and HORrAencAt-
Az suffering Rom ]rr.tdtion ne 7Afoat oas1
HoaTfoaess wlbe sgreeabty surprised at The almost
Immediate relief Afforded By the use of t'Browns
NFoneatas 7focsts." The detnnlcent ingredients
allay pulmonary irritation; and, after public tpesk-
Ing or singing when the throat u wear1ed End
weakened b TOO much exercise. their Will give
IGueHeQ tUt0gth 10 the vocal OESan1. t9
, 1865-12-16

TOR SALE-Or To Rent-A one
= stoeT cottage. With lot, in the North piyts1on.
cottage contains I'VE rooms. Apply to Alderm,T
lsUU corner Of North Wells and C1rl-ata 10
, 1865-12-16

h4n AHE11so.-A meeting Of the members Of
the har OF Chicago Mill be held 1t the rooms OF ,be
Law Institute this {Saturdays morning. At IA
9'eloe1' TO ta1e action in regard to the death or
aon. y. >. noh.at, formerly Of Jacksonville, and
recently 6eEbeF Of the bst Of ihis citr ef &C
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Tn, TowERor BABEL.-Remalns OF tne
Tnser Of Babel, says GalignAui, stu e1Is'
and are visible from very great oiS.Anoe'
Each side of the qusLrangular basis "es na
ures two hundred yards in iengtn, an y,
the bricks of which it - composer .T,p,
the purcst white clay, with very sn ~
browoish tint. The bricks oe'ore 80 - !.
were covered with characters h;.nr,an
clear and regular style. me D asr;ve5
which served for cement W." ne.,
from a fountain which still e1sS n
iron, ,aa ,ow,r and which Aows with sucl
r., Ioncs That il soon forms stream
IA wouId invade the neighboring rive
d;d not the natives from time to nrne Se
fire. 40 the stream of bi.umen.
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!, l-,oxv that 20 important aud interesting q N.oH
- hsp resolved upon. and that two gentlemen
go 1,a@ cngaoed in the enterprise, VINO ore NeeNL
,ia' $3.50 the qualifications requisite Tor .
g. f,I and efficient Accomplishments 81 tue an
3or.ating To show the necessity tor sneh
Ieb%afion. we need only glance Al the great ana
poyel events of a public CHARACTER wileh trans
now move -; the neriod named. The work Is de-
pired Mi. ard no gentleman Of Mississippi who
;n1ards IN keep himself informed as to me po.i'eai
b;story IF the country, shonl Id be without II.
Wishing that YOU may be successful IN !ne
-.asaor,,;on afv0ur enterprise. and not douotlhS
~ .I'ot ,yon will succeed, with credit to your
oSs .n-. .s,;d great ADVANTAGE TO the public,
SeiN00 '''i remain, with high regard,
Your f,iend and sarvt,
| AMOS r. JOHNSTON.
| Ir-on Hos T. J Wharf II
| JACKSON, Sept IS 1850.
W. nr@nosal to publish y Documentary lii:-
49, of Tie state Of Mississippi, from the fresl
d,;i Election in 1860 to the re-or-i.,ilitloa
~ Soc {, Government III lSo5, 'ss been SUI
tn ;,o3 - me concur most cordia.g with Others
mr. III Go w. annroyed and recommended the pro
posed enterprise ~, III onJ Won
necnIiar fitness to treat the subject should secure
% sincerely hope will prove To he the case
general subscription throughout the state
s Lam, gentlemen, .c,-
: f. j. WHARTON.
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Exrnrr on rHn DlsArrnorIoN In ZEALAND.


A Cork letter 10 the London Morning
Star, of the 9th inst, says: "DiAngrsr"
able as it may be to say there is no such
thing as active loyalty to the British
throne among the Irish masses. That
sentiment is confined altogether to the
o .,agemen; but the disafsctiOn, | am
qui Q satisfied, Is not strong enough to
. Cur are ? ctabIe Irish army OF lnsur.
,ection, supposing, even contingent Of
American -yidiers were landed upon
ljish soil There are no arms among T.
Feniat of the South, either in town or
country. The FEM Ms ere unarmeo'
This, even the most boasiful OF the BODY
confess, idemnlfying themselves, however
by the assurances that they are 70 ge'
plenty of weapons from America.
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c.,,,o;, T F. MARrINIERR is our agent
D.so,, and Authorized to receive ana re'e'p' '0
.r,,c-ipiors due the Clarion 80,
The Tri-Weckiy Clarion will De sent 10 oui a
,nbscr,bers at Panlding and Tip iop. Cap'~'H
rig.ske charge Of them and also our eeA'' ''' '1
Am, oiHces and liver to the proper parties
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IvpaRrArr ORDER -Something OF con
.;dsrahTe interest to those who have los'
tv military seizures will be founo oo'9"
> IL - HEAno'Rs Mil. DIV. OF TEN
Nashville, Sept. %, 1900. }
General Oorders, No. 81 c.a+..
The Governme of the Unlteo 49,
is responsible for any and all ProPer.y
seized for military purposes anu
damages resulting TO private oi',.a
thfrefrom is of the same nature -,
claim. for damages, and will Dc suo M,
for adjudication to the proper '
tiles ut Washington. r,.
By command Of Maj: Gen; 1non1
A. 4. 6.
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CoxplIxENrARY.-Speaking OF his eH-
changes, the editor of the North ou"'e'
Va Ana lastly, there is the Clarion, on,
A.. .t" and last love, published by those hose
sncrgetic, persevering and genS.lsema anS
s Co At Meridian, Miss. Ever forsnnoS'
among the papers of Mississippi as NJ NJ
dunn of intelli genee, its locaaon al " %
ridjtn enables it to distance them 81" -
the race of competition: havlnS - !;
recently enlarged and improve,
n .o should be, and we trust -
patronage may always keep p~
its Improvements
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The New Orlean. True Delta announces
the arrival, in that city, OF MP. y. II
Burbridge, OF Kentucky, who Is empow-
cred By the Governmentto Is ke IN charge
th- business OF Collecting and properly
disposing of all Government cotton an0
other property in Southern Ark1n'as
We.tern Louisiana, and Northern Texas
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.--.z,,,. are authorized to announce 4. A. Philips
~ "y4.+e b-fors the Legislature for SuPennteh-
lot the Peuitcutary
rive are authorized to announce n.o =,
LIZ a, candidate for reelection 10 INC oA''o "
w. q, the House Of representatives..
ss,,,o are Authorized to announce U. Il. FoTtoI
tVn5dats for re election to the ONCE OF Secretary
n the Senate.
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Grim, h.s broken out afresh in Pni IA
anIahis Ga the 7th inst, young TAU
nameI Barnard F Kane was shot c = ms -
ber r Of the 24th United States Golore Sa
RlgIment killed, and boy seized T. as !, ~.
morning, and sirangled to death BY o .ns
gl.rs who had effected an entrance ;,L
x~re onIy awaiting chance OF ext WIZ
their piundrr.
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selma Anaioanicai and s''ep"T'
a1ory Medical school

,r.,-o5 rropcse opening - Ansto f- . !
md peparafoTy sehoo the b, n e. rs van
Students or'GrA Nreqisj stteatjcn ~ u
'ted'cs tae sna,omv ano Drssrctin and, as
9ald - p rae to ii the usu" orasGn can he %
in If suf lent Tunoer 81 ta ems, 10 roeu-
a'ned 70 harsIy for Chemic Lectures anN w
f our n Pr'r >fa ''y S no es
Gle as com re h h. Pcbsrge $50 sar-th2s' w,
sts VIM; or summer course OF i've '.ta u +
o.yment pr. ferred in soyaree 20 yea
n-.c cure M c.ss.ry arparau us xrr ,.-ouos tio
PTbose wishing to take a'iVant g 81 y. - a. v
.al,esse ether # INN diai"ly al Z ~ lie /
Will Sdlres as soon g. lr4etic"bse si.'i ."g - "
| wish + comm eA Nus sell McCoRo, d. u
| Of Octo oer' CT FANS. Vi ID
| r H. RIGGS NJ.
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TERMS (:
10, -rsO OF ADVERTISING.

RITES OE ..--.,...
ls will be III, inserted 81, one 70. any DOLLAR UNI AR
' I'D FIFTY GETS per square 70, the n,'' nm IN
AND and sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per
' ,.,ro for each anb.eq"'nt insertion, ., will he
H'',. -....-,srts ordered for one month"; WIN De
~. ....., 4 liza ; AMI fifty cents per square.
sna5 .,sna.n.s OF more than two squares IN lons'h
s4s1sd at five dollars per month
w. r-.rts,meuts published in the nai'y' VIII AiS'
4" - in the tr weekly aud We 'kIy paper.
D. -, deduction will be made to those VINE d"
.1..-f.o-ocnts must be paid FOR in advance o
.t,r..nd Of each month.
..n,ratc charge viii be made for editorial n0'lce
....-,to Of twenty cents per line.
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,ssg- We had call yesterday from our

,szs- We had call yesterday from our
ro-,nr friend A. B. Watts of Vicksburg'
He is now connected with the wholesale
bou,e Of Geo. A. Satterlee & Co., OF that
CITY and is soliciting patronage from East
ui.sis,ippi. Vicksburg is the nature
market for the people of this section ana
We believe Satterlee 6 Co. will sell at
New Orleans prices. They deal in foreign
and domestic dry goods, boots shoes
hats caps, hardware, queensware' 0se
einp rope, bacon. flour, &c. A large e1
n4rience in the wholesale business an'
nDeoualed facilities in buying, enaol
them to offer satisfactory inducements
dealers. See their advertisement.
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BRAGG.-We learn from the MOONS
Register of Friday, that on the day 0e
fore. Gen. Braxton Bragg passed through
that CITY on his way to Lowndes county
Ala He was looking in better heal1n
than during the war. The editor OF the
Register says:
Like 50 many other, General Bragg mas
lost all in the cause, upon which he stak-
ed all. He is in good spirits neVertnt'
less being one of those natures OF cour-
Age and energy that are irrePressioie;;
His high professional requirements al =
uncommon administrative aolirles' oug W
10 OMEN to him fl Id for usefulness "
kn,w of no one better adapted 10 TAX
charge of any great associated entefpITiis
wherein method, exactnes7, dlsclflih
and untiri.g zeal and energy were re
,u;,aI H.. il not man to be lnle )
mis- busy world, and his oPpoi tun II
must come. Meantime heils turning
hand to the culture of the soil, anu uls
10 enter Whist can be done with Voiu
tar free black labor in the grown
CJttOn.
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rVhc Mobile Times.

Tuv MoE1LETIM on and after the l5t OF
,c.ob.r. will be the title Of of paper noe
n~der the name of he MO BILE DAILY NJ w. %.
:, a. ,..,rcbest aad mos: reliable journals IN tue
,nppor. of Individual AMI Constitutional flsIs :.
man, ever published in the South and beng a'so
-, ronnlar ard widely circulated Journal OF News
r,or,arc:al Literary, and interesting ma''er Oh a.
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Sept. l5-dtf.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
TeTmS:

nay= Druggists, in the city ana coun .',..
mr. hase ana havs the selection OF the"
oa, from, tn largest ASSORTMENT in the city mes
.nagal Wholesale druggist, corner Of Common an,
W,caz.ne streets, New Orleans, is prepared -
.a 10 lowest market prices.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

pSgp Jas. Gonega!, wholesale Druggist
,orrer q, Common and Magazine streets Re" VI
en-, isuov prepared to supply those IN WSn' -
Iru,s and medicines, with everything "PF
- tho drug trade. at the lowest market r''e''
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

ctsgComrnission and general merchants,
xiu find the Wholesale d-uT store q Jas ~
Garner II Conm7n and Nag zine Streets NJ"
,e.ns, everything beloa ing to The "'0s "11s
NAV require, at prices based on lie l&'eS' s'' VS.
tltians.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
representatives o..

Representatives.
.aous-Jas blanchard, G N Hillyer.
Amite-G F Webb. 1r.hrv
Attala-J M Thompson and mA"S m
Rolyar-F A MONTGOMERY no
CARROLL NJ Liddell, W M0rrdrl' ia,
Calhoun-C A Levers, w Il Dun. w Pr
G. Bridges. Ran Muir. ha
ray. p Rarrv. "
Covinpton-John Mckinney. o.
CIarke-S A D Steele. Il
| DaSoto-F Labauve, MannlnS a
Franklin-K R Webb, w Coie' Il
| Greene-J McInnis.
Hancock-D Seal =
Hinds~Geo Boddie, ID DotS0n' - {
Hudson. ~, Ill, Joal J F Ham
ll'4n, uba-M. Pounds, 81. K. Martin'
: n Williams and j. c. GllstrsP'
J Issaouena-W ID Brown'
!. Jackson-W Kendall.
q | Jefferson-Ed hlche'
Jasner-L Jones
Jones-Amos Daason.
) Kamner-John McRae, Bro"n'
le IataIatte-R. w. Phipps, ID Ro1erSson
e "a rdala-W 6 Grace, Joel WAIKIKI
III Jawreuce-H Medearls.
" Iaske-John A. Hawson: =,
as INwndes-A Murdoch, ID Arnolo'
Go Madison-T NJ. Griffin.
III Mar;on-John Foxworth.
OF Marshall-T Weber bowen
W., Hall. A NJ Lyle, Daniel:
"Monroe-SJ Gholson, Joel NJ Acker'
Neshoba-J NJ Bowden
TEL newton C McElroy.
Noxubee-J ] BesuchanP.
on okhbbeha--B b. L. Cromwell
ose P",ola-F B Irby, A J Ellis.
My Perry Carter.
non Da w Huffman.
lost pnnto,oc-B. F. McWhorter' .
me Morpnis, A. J. Hern, NJ. burton y pL,
Ne Rankin-W K Easteriing, ID u O'0OA'
In Scott-T B Graham.
eco Simnson-T r Gowan.
Ia smith, McLauren.
4 Gu, fower-J T Mcneil.
10 Tallahatchie-T Bridges.
With T;nnah-,J. II. Kennedy, - d"icOIA
II i Thomas, w Penuybacker
T;Ibamipgo-M Suratt, B. b. BOOB
CON 10 Tankersly and j. w. burrus'
lost Tnnica-F Oven.
low: Wavne-R NJ Tiudnl.
Washinnton-J l. Meares'
Warren-D Cameron.
w;Ilxinson-H J. Simerall.
,.a+.. w;nston-J Reid, w W Caperton.
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other CITY of Vicksburg--h ,. SnAo"'
nitted City OF Natcne1--o 49,