The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
We observe that there

SHINE one
| Is to be hotel built at Bull Run. The
| New York Mercury says that heretofore
hasn't been much OF place to stop at"
nen.Twenty five planters are said to be
under arrest at Vicksburg, all charged |
with either maltreating or killing their |
/ former slaves.
BISHOP GREEN-Right Rev. Bishop |
Green has consented to become Chapcel-
| lor of the young ladies' school at Amman
dale, Miss.
General Lee will enter upon the duties
IF President of Washington College,
Virginia, on the Sd proximo.
We published few days since state
ment to the effect that Baigadier Gen
eraI Draper was shot by accident. 1t
now aupears that he was shot and killed
on Brazos Island, Texas, it is supposed
NV some members ofthe 25th Wisconsin.
a number Of soldiers of the regiment
/ have been placed under arrest.
nsa.A letter writer describing fashiona-
HE costumes as he saw them on Chest
: nut street, Philadelphia, says; Il observed
that the prevailing style of garters was
blue" The style of dress enabled him to
s make the observation
\ Hon J. P. BENJAMIN.-The n. Q. Plea
6 vune defends this gentleman, late OF Mr..
: DAVIS Cabinet, and declares that his prl-
"a vate character is above reproach.
d A Rochester paper says: A man who
% resides in Chilli, \. Y, declares that ne
has discovered the cause of the prevail
d iny drought. He attributes 1t 10 the
Is large amount of lightning rods lately pu
le mn about that REGION Of the country
in He saws these rods take the electricity
10 from the clouds, and scatter 1t wlthou
1T affording rain.
&c The steam sloop of war Brooklyn ha
w haen thoroughly overhauled, and VII
= shortly sail from New York for the HI
AZ. Janerio as the flagship of the Brazlha
squadron.
One of the Presidents townsmen an
an his fellow apprentice says Andy neVe
OF made a garment that did not ut, an
tor never had a job returned.
In wild man has been discovered IN
NO farest in Clearfield county. He ";
covered all over with copper-coloro
vas down. and when captured was able
OF, snaak only one word-"draft." He be
-ne forgotten all the rest of the English lal
tea Unage. Elk Governor bigger kindly toe
EN- the wild man in hands and will prepa
CiAS him to vote for the Democratic cane
dates in October. ms STORY may
pre- true. since large numbers of the reslden
Ites fed to the woods during the late dra
Anu many are yet missing, SO that more w
! men may be caught Lancaster x
Express.
,PEs One of the South Carolina railros
ing takes as fare specie, greenbacks, co
oan bacon, tallow or lard. Tickets must
port purchased before entering the cars, 10
tent notice warns the passengers that mo
will duce will be taken by the conductors
ant, the tain" ts
P e. Anegro went into a saloon at Detr
5 and ask ed for liquor, which being reius
li he seized vessel of boiling water
'n4 4ii threw the contents into the barkeep
Q an face-a little son of the proprietor, II
> ~ II wears old-scalding him severely.
VIM. Webster, of Boston, agent o
submarine company, has arrived IN
yannah, and proposes to remove
IN to sunken wrecks, sandbars and obstruct
the of every kind from Savannah river
that vessels drawing fifteen feet OF W
-: can safely reach Savannah.
main The Courier informs us that about
ution 900 bushels of corn and oats
er on reached Rome, Ua;, Aol r :
TO in among the needy in that section OF C
IN of try. The gift is from the Governn
and Captain Chas. A. Dean, A. y.
charged with ist distribution.