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7 EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
In tile Circuit Court Of Alexander County, August
Special Term, Il. ID. 1865.
ROBERT NJ. EDMUNDsoN,
vs.. BIZ for Dioorce.
ALMYRA EDNUNDSoN.
Notice is hereby given Almyra Edmundson that the
complainant has flied his Bill Of Complaint against
in the Alexander Circuit Court the Chancery side
thereof the object of which is obtain Divorce,
that summons has been issued against her. reurnable
to the August Special Term of the Alexander Circuit
Court the first day to be held the Court
house. in Cairo, commencing Thursday the 31st day
of August, 1861 JOHN @. HARMON, Clerk.
MUM NUM- for Complainant. aug26w4w
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LEGAL.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
CITY CAIRO, tSS.
Alexander county,
In the court of Common Pleas of the city of
Cairo, October term, 1865.
Johanna Sullivan,
Daniel Sullivan, James g.. D.:..
Sullivan, John Sullivan, e'''on io d '''i'"'
Matthew Sullivan, Mary
Leary and Thomas Leary.
FF1DAVIT of the nOn-residence of Daniel Sullivan,
"A one of the above named defendants, having been
filed in the clerks office of the of Common Pleas
the city Of Cairo notice therefore hereby given the
Sullivan, that the plaintiff filed her petition
for Partition in said court the 26h day of july 1861
and that Shereupon Summons issued out of said court
returnabe the first Monday in the month October
next, as is by law required
Now unless you. the said Daniel Sullivan shall person
ally be and appear before the court of Common Pleas
the city of Cairo, the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden in and for the city
Cairo, in said county, the first Monday in
October next, and plead, denur, the said
plaintiff petition, the and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be taken confessed
and partition of the premises in plaintiff petition
awarded, according to the prayer of said petition.
ALEX H. IRWIN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, August 4th, 1865.
ALLEN WEBB, Plaintiffs Atty's. aug4dltw4t
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Estate of Alexander Rose, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed Administrator of
the of Alexander Rose late of the county Alex
sander and State Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
that will appear before the County Court Aexan
der County, the Courthouse in Caro- the October
Term the third Monday in October next, at which
time persons having claims against said estate are
notified and requested to attend for the purpose
ing the adjusted All persons indebted said
dersigned.
Dated this 26th day of August A. D. 1865.
aug26w6t WILLIAM T. SCOTT, Administrator
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Our TrI-Weekly.

We commence with this number OF the
Clarion the publication of q trl weekly
IN addition to our regular daily anu
weekly editions. The Tri- Weekly Clarion
will he sent to all our daily subscribers
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad and all
who may subscribe for it on other routes
Il will contain all the reading matter Of
the daily and be published on Sunday,
Wednesday aud Friday. We Will PuDlisn
in full the proceedings of the LeglSla
ture that meets this month. give tn'
latest market quotations from Mobile an'
New Orleans and give our readers tn
most important news from all parts OF Tn
United States. No pains nor labor VII
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any PAPER in the South. - -.
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newspaper. A little effort on the part
our friends would easily double on
present circulation. Any one VINO WI
send us five subscribers at our puDlisne
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TERMS:
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Address,
CLARION,
Meridian, Miss
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!. DESTROYED by. any force which has

that is destroyed :by..any force which has
,.sTnese are still the tenets OF my ialth'
and believe these truths Will perpeC
Iii revive and prevail TO preserve the
Uoa,3hI;can freedom of the people OF the
TTpP;.od states. When the civil liberty
e,r which devoutly pray really comes
- I can. without hindrance, fair on
70 bosom of my country, and weep with
M ..for anv wrongs we have done" L
IL, now prisoner lon parole. | dare
nnt AJAX Of h any favor. great or small !;
cIs;m only her good faith, the precious
nr;vi;epe promised me by her highest
agents, to go to my home and De al
peace. .o,od "a the
Eran,e freedman as indicating the con
d;,;on of slaves freed by the. war, the
chief consolation / have in The result OF
the war is that slavery ID forever aool
ishad. that not only the slaves are I'D
fact at least freed from bondage, Du'
thai T am freed from them. Long before
the war. indeed L had d, inltely maze ul
, my mind actively to advocate en"nHl
tarmined. if | could help it, my descen
! aants should nes er be subject to the ma
initiation have been subject to by In
). weakness. if not the wlckedness, Q
/ slavery and while can not recognize a
y lawful and humane the violent an
shocking mode in which 1t has pee
a ,bolished, yet l accept the tact mos
# heartily as an accomplished one, and al
: determined not only TO abide by 1t an
= aoouiesce in it, but 10 strive. by all III
D. means in my power TO make 1t oenincei
IF r., both races ana blessing especially
our country. 1 unfeignedly rejoice Y
ID the fact, and am recopelled. to many
10 the worst calamities Of The war, becau
as sn now convinced that et the n war T%f
IL by the nation at either extreme. to te
T loose from Us a black idol from which
could never have been separated oy al
V other means than those OF fire and BLOC
'e- sword and sacrifice
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PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OFFi0h'
jackson Sept. 25, 1860.

jackson Sept. %, 1900
By an order bearing date the 2otn
INST, Col. Sam'l Thomas, assistant com
missioner o the Freedmen's Bureau IN
this State,proposes to transfer to the civ"
authorities of the State, the right to try
all cases, in which the rights OF freed |
men are. involved, either for injuries
done to their persons or property lhlS
proposition is made, however on cono'-
ton that "the judicial officers and Mag
;strates of the Provisional Government
Of the State will take for their mode Of
procedure the laws now in force IN TINS
| State axcent. so far as those laws make
a distinction on account OF color anu
allow negroes the same rights ana PRIV
lopes as are accorded to white men before
their courts "by which understand that
negroes shall be allowed to testify IN
cases where their interest is involved.
And believing that the late constitutional
! amendment which abolished slavery
aholisbes all laws which constituted
mart of the policy of the system o.
'lslavefy, and in declaring that the negro
shall be protected in his person and prop
r erty, establishes principles which, 0
r themselves, entities the negro to sue AM
e bo sued. and as a necessary incident t
e such right. that he is made competent, Q
4 Witness, according to the laws OF ev
I dance of the State Now, therefore
William Il. Sharkey, Provisional Go'
erpor of Mississippi, with a view OF 81
u, cnr;ne to our citizens the rig hts OF tri
~ before their own officers, and under the
own laws, rather than by military y
&C. bunal and by military law, 90 heret
nm nroclaim, and make known that in
for eases, civil or criminal, in which T.
Ia, rights of negroes are involved eth
or Eor injuries done to their persons or pro
kos ertv, or in matters of contract, the tes
W. mony of negroes may be received 81
= iect to the common rules of evidence
=. regards competency andcredibility viii
prevail inregardto whitepersons' A
c q | do therefore accept the proposition
~, Col. Saml Thomas, assistant comm
- sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau OF
nty. State, and request that no Freedme
our courts shall hereafter be organized
'her that those already in existence be clos
urt, and instructed to transfer the. cases
'ral' fore them to the civil authorities an
'"se.+ hereby instruct all judicial officers .
90 90 magistrates to act accordingly untll
IS Legislature shall act upon this suoJec
state Given under my hand and the G
w; seal of the State affixed this day
$50 date above written.
100, WI. SHARKEY,
vans Provisional Governor of Missslss
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To CorsuMPrIvEs,--The anddrsisnsd having neen
,...orsI IN heath in few weeks by very simple
er,eav aftar having suffered several years win
severe lung affection, and that dread disease, ceh
aunutioas anxious to make Known to mis- teiFO" sNA
ferers the means of cure 7' So - A.. ssr..
TO ali who desire it. he will send copy q the
seription used free charged with the di,ee'ns TOT
sure cure for consumption. Asthema, Bronchitis
eughs Colds, etc The only object Of the ADVERTISE
10 sending the prescriptions to oenen anS - hs io
raiuable and he b pes every sufferer VIII Try M.
remeav as it III cost them nsthing, and may prove
Parties wishing the prescription. VIII please addres'
| REV EDWARD WILSON,
williamsburRh, Kings COunty. New YORK.
| Sept 6-dlm. 6l $50 H.ai 44%fsf
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\. G a Y
MERIDIAN MILITARY DIRECTORY.

Geo. NJ. zeigler, Col, SD U. S. c. L.
Commanding. 50.
Ed. L. Davenport, lst Lieut.. and AdJt
sgd u. 8. c.. l., A. A. A. =: ",
T. w. Florer, Surgeon 10th Ind. Vol,
Surgeon-in Chief OF Sub. Dist. g
r. Horatio Everson, 1st Lieut. SD U. ;
C. l., Provost Marshal and A. D. G.
o. s. Coffin, Capt. and A. Q. u. Vol.
Sampson Plat, LIST Lieut.. 26th Ind
J.L. Atkinson, Cd Lieut.. Goth Ind
Vol, A. A. ms Gen. O.,
Ed. l.. Buchwalter, Captain and Sui
Com. Freedmen's Bureau.
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Gen. Conner. on the 2sth udt.' "steck-
ed large large force Of Arrapahoe indiaan ~
near Big Head, captured 500 head OF
cattle and large amount of plumber.
His loss was a number killed and wound
ed. including several officers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

The services of Ed. B. Hamberlln
have been secured by the Baptist Church. in Meridian
IN connection with those of Ed. s. Williams Flu
williams will preach each LIST Sabbath ana H"u
11.u,lin on each ID 81. and All Saboath Oh sag"
month and On the 9TH Sabbath when 1t occurF
October 3dd3t. e. q
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Wantet.--A file of the Daily Clarion for
June, July and August. Our htes Tor
these months were stolen from the Office
and we desire to purchase copies OF the
paper for 4hese months. Any OF our
friends who can supplyius, even an an'
perfect file, will greatly oblige the Fuo'
l;shers of the Clarion. .ay n-t
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n9Just as we are going to press We
received dispatch from Jackson that at
Clinton, Bottoms and Brownsville, in
Kinds CO., for Congress West received Is,
Smith So. and Evans "a, For Judge
Potter 2O3, Handy 20. Humphreys has
q large majority so far as heard from.
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THE ELECTION IN JACKsoE.-A speclal
dispatch from Jackson gives US the 1ol,
lowing regarding the election at that
place ON Monday:
There were three hundred and eighty
four votes polled here, seventy TOUT
have been counted, as follows: Fisher f'e
80, Humphreys 26;" Patton s.; Hig h Court
Potter IS, Handy 6; Attorney General
Hooker 65, Cooper =; Secretary Pt' state
Brougher AZ, Harris q, iHargrove D
District Attorney, Harper Al, Hardy o.
BOURNE 7t;jState Senate, Hawkins 90
Holmes Is, Freeman 16. Mount g STATE
Treasurer, Echols 50, Lewis 81 Hdssey 2
| Auditor, Swami -, Bradford.2. .s,.
| LArrR.-Fisher. 22Q, Humphreys lo9
Patton 81. Congress, West ISL Evan
Al Smith 6S. High Court Potter alS
| Handy Sc. Attorney General Hooke
N6 Cooper So. Echols, Swami ana Ha'
r;s ahead for Treasurer, Auditor and Se'
rotary Of State ~aa -sa 4.
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Z ray A friend telegraphs from Enter
prise that Judge Evans leads Gen. West
by 100 majority. DR.. Moore has 80 ma
iority for Representative and Weir OBJ
tanned l43 majority over Massengale for
Probate Clerk. .s..-..s....
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The bonneville Independent, OF the
10th, SAYS: as.
Capt Ewing arrived here on Thussda1
Il last. from Natchex, with guard OF hfteen
or twenty "colored soldiers" for the Pur-
pose, we learn. of regulating contracts pc
Fl tween the freedmen and their employers
In this county.
The jackson News announces the arr,
y. val of the cars on the New Orleans an0
jackson Railroad, at that city, on ene
Slst inst.
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TER MS {:
ATES OF ADVERTISING.

,,,..ri.arents will be inserted for any time less
,oooth at the rate. of ONE DOLLAR
~D EtETY CENTS per square for the hrst IN
and SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per
,,.,,re for zach subsequent insertion .st 80:
Advertisements ordered for one MONTH VIII DC
,a-.s3 seven dollars and fifty cents per square.
Advertisements of more than two squares IN leng'n'
nl Ia published at five dollars per month.
All advertisements published IN the Dahy' VIII "lAO
be- published in the tr'weekly and "eSAy pNpo',
vertise by the year. ..
,uady.r+isements must be paid for in advance Of
-. a.. end Of each month
,.,,r,te charge will be made for editorial notices
At the rate of twenty cents per line.
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rl.ot,on Rstu m. for Laudord
County.

County. 49,
Weare unable to give our readers full
returns from this county. So far we have
only returns from four precincts! 1t Is
regarded as certain that walker ana
Grace are elected to the Legislature and
that the old county officers are reelected
Below we give the vote as far as heard
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.-s.,,- avn o,,horized to announce 4. w. Philips
=, candidate before the Legislature for Supernten
dent of the Penitentiary.
r;s- We are authorized to announce no De51 ~ y:
,siiIcr a. "A candidate for re election 10 'he O0' "
on of the House of Representatives. 81 ttt. . g.
,-zsswe are authorized to announce I'D. r. FOr I1
Vsn1ate for reelection to the Office OF Secretary
of Senate ,rr.s.s.r.....
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Mrs JEFrRRsoN DAvIs-INTEREsTING IN
CrDExr.-The Augusta ConstitutlonaiiS'
says:
A clerical friend of ours, in passing
through one of our streets a few days
since to perform a ministerial duty-at-
tending to sick and wounded In the
hOspitals-encoun tered n stranger, VINO
Sccosted him thus: .c,1r.,
NY friend, can you tell me it. Mrs
Jefferson Davis is in the city OF Au,
gusta. 2" ..a,Lf:ll
NO, sir" replied our friend, "Shc is
not"
well. SIR" replied the stranger, you
may be surprised in me asking sucr !"
question and more particularly Wnen
l inform you that ] am discharged
II United States soldier. But and hero ne
evinced q eat feeling) sir, that lady mas
performed acts of kindness to me wnlch
nj l never can forget. When serving ln
the Vail, of Virginia, battling Ior tnt
Union, | received severe and danger
Gus wound. At the same time
taken prisoner aud conveyed TO hlcn
mond, where received such kinoneS
and attention from Mrs. Davis tnas
can never forget her; and now ine1
am discharged from the army, anu
work in this city, and undersianeIn
that that lady was here, Il wished '0c~'
upon her, and offer 70 share WIN nS'
should she unfortunately need u, IN N
last cent have in the world.
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THE ELEcrroN IN EoxUBEE.-The tol,
lowing special dispatch gives as the result
of the.electio1 il, n oxubee county:
Patton $50, Fisher AS, HUMPHREYS
POS. Brougher long ways ahead tor Sec
retary. Hooker's majority 400. Swami
ahead for Auditor. Handy ahead 10.
High Court. For Judge1Clayton ia
Foote GAS, Hamn 294 District Attor
ney-Woods $50, Watts A. Dismuke'
27O. Meek IT8. For Congress-Harrisor
eO4, Dupree 144. State SeDate-Bro"l
427, Lyies' 551. Beauchamp elected Oy
large majority for Legislature. Ii~.fI no
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TeFnss

pG~Commission and general merchants
~, and At the Wholesale drug of Jas CONCEAL
oo-nor of Comm n and Magazine streets, NeWlOr-
gs,u, averethinR belonging to the drug trade theE
nav reoui,e, at prices based the latest gold quo
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n@ Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
.orner of Common and MagaGine streets. New Or
.aus. is now prepared to supply those in want OF
rugs and medicines, with everything APP'rainins
% the arnkrade. At tbelOwsst market rates -.
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The MOBILE TINES, on and after the lst OF
O,oher will, be the title of of paper noD pnonsned
nader the name Of the MoBILEsDAlLY NE vs. one
~ the staunchest and most reliable journals Id 'ne
s,pport of In iividual and constitutional fNsh'S
man, ever published in the South ana oeES @.so
most popular and widely circulated !"urnAi Oh 80
mercal, Literary, and interesting matter OF all
kinds .--,- t~s<t
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The Weekly Clarion.

The day of publication of the weekly
Clarion is changed to Saturday ana the
paper enlarged to double sheet II
now contains fftysix columns OF reading
matter and is one of the largest papers
in the South. We are proud to assure
our friends that the prospects OF the
Clarion were never more promising than
at present. Advertisements are crowdlng
our columns so that we will either have
10 enlarge the daily or publish sup
plement.
subscriptions are increasing daily in
this State and Alabama, and We teel con
WINGED that more extended mail taclht les
are only necessary to insure the daily
and weekly Clarion a large circulation II
every county in the State. Our irlenu'
should remember that the enlargement
of our weekly will materially lncreSS'
our expenses, and that as our bushes
is confined to cash basis. those who's
time has expired should at once renew
their subscription.
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OFFICE SUI COM. FREE0AENss bOHEAU'
:. - - - sUB-DIsTRIcT oFMEKiDIAN,
ss- ssa.44 50 ia- MERIDIAN, MISS SEPT. Goth, 1863
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THE, BIRLE ANRs.
Land nd for Sale or to Rent.

r Will sell my land on the Mobile q Ohlo %. 80,
:. whole or 10 less quantities 10 SUI LAn.e YER,
s trsc, is levelAnd good, and well sAs ,..c, com.
zane 500 in cultivation. ne p..raed bSHws.
-. e,iO acres lying 1irpchy o. the hA'n s~O
s,Isen Netfdia n and Enterprise. .a p;.ro
AN authorized also to sen ns kosswG .S prar
nearly NJ postofRceds Al EnterpTise. Alss:
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EDIToR OF CL.AxIoN:-DearSif: nyouh lPf.l IN
sion Ivish to say TO the reader of your pare.
Recioe. with fal6i ectiOns for making aHd nslas -;
emnie Vegetable balm, thai will effeetaay FeMo g ~
IMPURITIES of the skin leaving the same SOFT Clear
smooth and beautiful. Lle3,,.,Id or
will also mail free TO those having balo n .,
Bare Faces simple dit eetions ana ia'o
viii enable Them to start fall growth OF Luxt Hn
Hair Whiskefs or Moastache, In less than INIT
days 100 10 u IL sA....s ,,a;t xifhbut
eharTe Respe ctfullY yours ,,,..
eu@A 80 THOS + CH APMAN, Chemist
=. caI d New York.
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sESf No. l. C' 10 ) 4TtIfs lAEG
In compliance with Gsneral Orders No =. III Qr g.
CT Mat of Neridiany Of date Of Sept loth 1865, the
uSdsrs- ened hereby assumes command Of the Post
and Sub, District OF Meridian. Headquarters A'
Meridi an. 0'T"' ~ 1-' a 9
Col sgd u. s. Col. Infantry.
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TAX NOTICE.

. TAX NOTICE.
= EXECUTIVE oFFyCEs
jackson MissA Sept IA, IL D
nv SCISSORS and Collectors of taxes uhHer w
~ n-dir.noe of the nth July, are hereby require
,,osks heir final reports by the first day OF
naT Those She may fail to DO so VIII % ~ tSe re
T'sea S91 w;,SeA ul1 my hand aud IN seal 81 she
}Ls STATE the day AM the w xeaT SHARKS SaARKEY,
S~~) .%TAs.-a.i Provisional Governor.
BY opceT y 81 R ti sseFetary> of State, -
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CLEAR Y,

IMPORTER, and wholesale dealer in Pure n.;sss
| and Me 4ic,nes French, English AUG as. a :.
r,h Nail and Hair Brushes, PeTfumery Fancy a. ~,
,;.,es Sc. No. TO Canal street, oPPosHe S1~'
Church, NEW ORLEANS.
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. l.

No l. 80
In com, LANCE with Special orders No IL
.vtroct ! ,TTeadduarters Acting Assistant Commits
.;orar Ereodmen's Bureau for Northern District OF
is. of date of Sept l6,h 1865 the undersigned here
nv assumes charge of the Sub-Dstrict OF MERIDIAN
Miss, comprising the counties of NOxuoee' WINSTON
Kempsr, Neshoba. ,Lauderdale, Clarke, Jasper ana
Newton. nj Faas no ..4 @'-.--
/ II. All officers or agents in charge OF Refugee
indiana. Freedru IN, and Abandorei Lands or tene'
80, IN said counties win forward their reports to-
and be subec. to al orders issued at thA ONCE
! qaarters NSridi"" rs. = -,
| 'rreI-g1 ED L. BUCHwALTER,
! -. % ao,v Capt and Sub Commissioner
| B. F. COMFORT will deliver Masonic
L.cture in Meridian. oveEtAs store Of L. A. Duncal
4 Co every Friday evening, commencing At . r. N
L Can't Oo-lIpo tssa
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~ THE DAILY CLARION will hereafter be
,rb''shed on Full. SHEET and no labor OF sA
snared to make it worthy the patronage OF the
pun, iii contain the latest news BY TELEdkAfh
IN arts Of the United States; Information "a 70
from " Of markets in the most important south
u" tr. full accounts of the measures now 10 pro
'rn -, tba REORGANIZATION of Mississippi ana other
grer> o States with variety Of interesting reading
maIsil TIE WEEKLY CLARION will be published
q sunday morning, and will contain the choicest
fr.n the Daily, together with an interesting
80, So, original selected, s.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
~ uounciug candidates Tor state Or u" s,o oo
Ior county Offices '"''''''t' i~P
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nay Druggists, in the city and country
can now pure base AMI have the selection of their
goods from The iargest ass6+tment IN the city James
csonegsl, WHOLESALE dTuggist corner otcO"mon and
Magazine streets New Orleans, Is prepared TO S<'i
bis roods at tn e lowest market prices. IL
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Tt,NBIGBEE STREET
,.L.o. constantly open for public accommodation
NeP 4; alwavs furnished with the best the market
atords- - III, 9Th ,hs times. sept % DIT