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Observation-Disclosures
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Inn s6lteBuns elmer anep BON @arep< bis Rspublicsnftr. ;
lterritien.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-13

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Ran (dai erfreut IN reseu SranIbi ~ ~peiHIten. Htdte e
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8rauerei uno @irtbidaft su pertauien
@tue Eis brauetet u-b Wtrtt iboft. ne DE Fit eintern
Sahten NIT g. TEN Grf le tetr eten puree. III NIT ter ppn
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ceb6rtae St6I bat Raum ur 6 9fer.e. ,Su nellie BET
40. Sos. eutfher, Sc. 40 SOlu mbtaRr. Ifamppi)
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Der. ct. Sicbrn:O rcibiacr Stbasamts
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9ritte Serie.
Die 3tnIen bestnnen am 10. Suit 1865.

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men 9 ira e. moSOn bic 3 nfn I . @cramS erlaubt tOsreeH
= q 70 - fa,8G,trt, .|
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

Prof. Of caen's'y, Mlnesalogy and Geology
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS

an Be had az rsaeonabie IT q 3, III quanitie to 3
purch sers, e. the CAfD RAc DRY la re Ina Al
Tor ash, OF b e1clla se lo- Hams, Bacon, White PsG
Shaded Cores Flour, Sole Leather or Cotl0n
J. y. kip. Probrsscr.
sslps- Ala. Var s. less-sF
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

Prof d - LiLesala.e.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

Prof. Of Governmental Science and Law, !
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

REv. j. ). WHBAT, 81. A.
Prof. Of Greek Lang'e and Ane't Literature,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
CAURCH SCHOOL
FOR
Young Ladies,
a N EAND AL,
MADISON COUNTY, lassls- IrPI.

q
IVsA NffItE MADISON ST2T1os
THE annual session Of this hool win commence on
-o.h sepieinbe 1858. Taero viii be tao DepaT,-
meHts, ihe rrlm rs aant the tgOnesiats
Applicant viii DC admitted hi Tie Primary nun6ftnen
Nlloai exam aaii7n, e. Aanass into aly OF
the 1oegate peparimebts emotion from one 20 all
0her, viii be gr nteato s0c ohis ~ sfssain "a txsn-
mat on "a Tie studies wnlch preeeda q Vaose Who
complete no VII k course sat sacory, vii rcceye az
lis close Diploma
The government % INC young ladits but enc srule
vi be established, tDat n shall II all zines co-
duct a DseiYesas beegroos the auShters % geuef
end the en0rcl Dent % is regu8tiCn vii 81 tie spo
CA du of rs 5eaSsfoNG
Visiora g The rups must Present letters 81 nstruc-
on on Parent 1nardsa, " lie frIscsa No visits
s2eud BE nlu &c on S0ndgy or Garl.g ho1l hours
klat Rupil % reQl ssts fur4ish own TO- sr,l
towels. nrd iartms, ana 10 have theee as also her
ing marked ~itn ner name ia fuiL
Daly inaipclio "a plain Sowi viii 10 afforded 10
such FL esrt L, wiupui eSfa clarge.
larenls Hilo nlay refer ti9F emldrcu should not
study ur q iEous eZt books arc roq scsed b tsy
Inc Prn pal sad theywli sfv t.er wishes respected
comfortable HaeS wi ruu on BIO DAYS wednes-
cay $, aYd Fridays, be' cen A4oiso sia iaa the n
Y. 4. a g. y. * aHd lnandais, SIS al o. distant
60 nect with ths 10. 1he II @ { adiress IS
Madison s,Rhon, Madison coun y Mississippi.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

gEERE BAPTIST Bibls and Missionary Association
M id a. d. xt anuual scss "a nygt spangs,
the ewOr eau. JACK on aid q eat 80 tbcr L lras
iah coGlty, fIidsy 70 bih Sab atiria oct be
uext. Tlis boay hics ab ~ eealn for the arna
d1fH She issr has fssol G - CONTINUE Sc mat
20 supply miss nary ab0 Ear p sibin " d
tau egions Il Inc tat aud also 70 uruish lies Al
a sound - z il raturv f,r ten.rai u rilu sou
he assacasiois, as ihcy meet this Fall caraest
requ ated T. cure funde ais, the thuruhta 10
devoted 70 this in porlRnt work.
J.-A HAMEEPLIN, SUIT.
EeLt. lat 1869. Hiilshorn. snit O. Miss
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

JUNIOR Class.
spe ling, Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic
'mlth's angish Gnmm a. EitcheA's Ge1grophy Ane i
can History Exercises a. Compalii ~, Lata lirammar
atgra IN losophy co meaceds Kip's Double Witness
CateehisIn, and Sacred Muse.
Fiddle 0LAss.
Swelling, Reading. wiing, Ar tlmstc. Algebra. Ge,
On ery, Geog Apply, Fowle kugisu Gran mar, Englsh
History, Ancient History, IKE ciseg C0lnpos Ii d
Karpes Element Of ritic m Ii9 ny, A. thoi gy aesar
Vi gil Greek, Grammar Theop4el4s Amsrcanncs, sa.
cred Music ta
oPTIoNAL coUBsR.
Drawing and Painting, Veal and Inklrumeatal Music
AMI u dern Languages.
TER Ms:
lPsyab hslfyeary IA adrAnca)
Tuition 10 Primary Department, Ger anum) S75 90
q COLLEGIATE DepfItrlenI. .... ........l0a @
" Modern IN glase- (eact). ...........30 o.
Nnsic Vocal llstrua eata .......... 90 o.
. Drawn ori'slnt ng .......... ....... ~ 90
Boar iug Per month. .-.......... 80 90
lnciaentsl 81 per iA9ata.. -.............. l GO
The Rector il III correspondence With several OF tho
accomplish elactors IN tlle country and will ia
due time Dc abs 10 anu unco tho Facal >.
App cat w shaud oa made o cue .ers gned 10
hrs Johnslo-e,
GEO. c harris, Rector,
Sep IS In 81. slou, Hiss.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
QUEENsVyARE. QUEENswARE

ga Jars Pitchers, Preserve Dishes Sugar ishes, De
cant rs Lamps, Vine Ga ses, CUPS, Tunslsrs, Soup
Turcons. Fowls sa ceers, spittoons Tubs, Caps, va
Buckets sausers Bathing Tubs, Soup plates, Cauns
Dinner Breakfast plates, Dom noa cofes pots, and
all other kinds Baskets Foot Tubs s.ors Brooms. Muss
soup plates, aud every description ofTin-vare:
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
CLOTHING! CLOTHING u!
$4,000 Worth oG EsOy,' and Mems
CIOfhing!.

Rs- Mems saawls, ladies' shawls, Shirts Drawers,
Socks, sps endess, Gents and Ladies Boots Boys and
Misses hoes Blanket Coats, Blankets, Hats, sps, and
everything that goes 10 make Up com2lsio gara ao
Tor Genis AMI Ladies, Boys and Girls.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
&TOI.EN-

yEEAKEN from pegfo bay yesterday svonrne batwc
the trrini rs 81 ine JACK on toad apl thc ~,
Dark Pay 10 Sc Back Name aud Tai TINS hcrse d
recent saaa gals 90 hs II SIDE mi idle Of BIS bac
Ae s haely D med aud gors AZ the salts
must hbera reward Will be given for his cavcry.
sspla un JOAEa HAMILTON
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

Hs-axes, Flat irons, Ia chefs, Bolts, caans TacSs
Spring Balsn es every vari ~, screw Drivers, shovel
and longs Spades, Levels, Planes Coffee Wills Squares
scrapers saws spoons aucets Hnges Tobacco ct ers,
Backing, whitewash, Scrub Brushes, Aagurs, Augur
Handles, Nas, Drasng knives, chiss Locks, Of every
description ovens, skiets, cry Pans stow Ea5s, and
Carpenter Tools, Ofevery description.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

ALEx. j. QuTNcHE, al. a.
Prof. ct Latin and Modern Languages,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
UNiVERsuY D7m


Tuition. .......,...s...s..... .s........ $50 90
Fuel. ............ ................. 1900
Board per month at tie Halls. lnot excead) ID 90
Students are not restricted in board to the
Halls, but are At liberty to make any ar
raDgements most agreeable to themselves,
eithar with the fainilies Of Oxford, or by
boarding thensslvez. The usual College
servants are dispensed with BY me Board oil
Trustees, but students can procure such at
tendance or not, accoTdng Is their own con-
venience. Tho Buardo Of Ir1sEeas deem them.
selves justified in ths as<ursnce that they
offer the people Ct Ito Southwest Ia this Ia
stitation, with iss noble means and appllane-
es for education, its extensive accommoda-
tions IN buildings, its unsurpassed apparatus
for illustrating the scienees ok NataFal Pal
losophy, Astronomy and Chemistry, ia
splendid collection of shells. its beau if1l
Cabinetof Minerals, is Cine Library, ana tbs
high character 81 It's Faculty., the healthfol-
ness and refined society 81 Oxford, present
advantages Tot obtaining cc1n pleta ednca-
ton nneQnaled il any part OF til co6asry.
bv order Of the Board Of rastees
JAMEs a. HQWRY,
Aug E-tN seweterf of lhe Board.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
COURSE or INSTR UCTON
49, DaFAkaaEnr.

spell ing, Reading, fling, Mental Arlthmeiie rle.
aeHtary ATiiulcHr. rlemeAt ry Geogfuply Farlcs' 4
On VISA Htslorys k9oes Historical ke,ehes Child 3
Book o. Mature Ctteohisans aud racrc3 Music
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

These vacant Chairs viii be nlled By The
Board ut an early day. Applications for these
Professorships are invited. INSTRUCTIONS in
tue subjects of these vacant CHAIRS will be
given BY the members already elected, until
the chairs are filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
DIE: D..

pAJsOn Friday June ~. George BAN, IN shes"h yer OIL
~, ~ and trt.pJs ofths family respectfully In
",.A \. attend BIZ. funeral a. O'clock W" ',ssu.ss -
teruoon IL ON his late residsncs No 'N " GOV
%, M In o,,ny, NJ D. on Thursisy evening Jsns - vi
H. N H,.z .on OF sspior aud Msria bls sfsd year.
III. .pd. are invited 10 attend hi. inne'aa Hon "' " '
A. Hr,otyn this day az oclocs
CT asE-At Ti,usyils Pa. % Friday June 81 AI'"A> %
Chase. ~ his 3Jd Jsh - .,,,,, 70 c-..~.
oEoRGy-Oa Frid.y. June 90 1913 VIVA" r. "'''s''
aSed - yesrs.
Fusersl In bop'on. -. H.
OF On Saturday June iso5 Frances a,a.oa os nJ
re-. Lif.,t dsushtsr aud ony sA"a ~ '''
Irsness a. 0csnsr. ssed mon'hs -,
,I.turFROu Trar.dsy, Juno ~. Maria Louise on,
daughter Of John and Augusta IL. LA'n0se'' 'se' :" "
s a,n',a VII tsls place FROM tho ref,ncs Of the p.r.n
| CORNER Of Seventy -eeconis. Hnu '""A "''
| morning July !, Al 10 O'clock
opcHARpJoddoly on Friday June 20 At ~. % n
No II B,dordst ths hsv. Isaac Orchard IN '"s ''''
IT, elst,y ,nd friends sfhe family ate m1ea 20 ,
81. Snnr,sI from the Baptist huron 'o'I' 80.
ma nn,.r,ns ST.. on sunday afternoon. July o.ooA
PRIcE-Tn tbs city 'ads'nly on rnursa yy.r:'
IT,. ,.l, YES and fsnds of the family arc trsp.'N a,
lied 10 attend her funeral IRON L.r as iesa M
We. FORTY. hrst-s st., on Saturday, July L. ~
wi,hou. farsher invitation. =, ,sss
lsHFPHERD-In Rr,ohlyn, r. D., on fnoAy: ''"' ~
services viii be Lcld in tie First IspG Ina,
sfTifta sad sonh fifh 'ts ,brookiyn. ~ ssuna. az
sarnoos July o. ct . O'Clock. hslaiiree sna .a~
rsspectfuily invited 10 attend without fursnst ns
rELYER--On Friday. June 90 Frederick ' 1s"'' ~ Wv
III. s ,sa. :. .a TX triad. ef.h. family invited :. ssnS
ii. fansssI on sunday. the u ef Jay seiooA
| 81, r,silSass q - estAss, ~. &Fhs'~%~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
4" You Mast BLEW It!tn

The above va the sdv,es FREUD dsu ushed more er
nm for .tray,ua sad unondei User ioi vita view 70
decsp,ion and sSe. Ti~ proprietor, VI RON tiNts Chi
MEAN BigTERS h-ve consci. oty evoded OIL "innJ
.ppeus ts public md yentursd such statements ..
arc fou, dsd trrsi rLty have I'D ,he ro.M'
fact that the Sitter. uscl !, nfu,Jer OF u hJir -
aud Or the p an hsue proved more Ell rnt th.
ruinins STATED b. by the written Certificates D. A.
Ga seois ard tn.. No rrom, iestOrr Of ,pp-ste 'ul
err gth win con scen; solier tie Befs have o -qus
| We kavo s:sertsd their Wondo rtui efficacy for
DYSPEPSIA,
orr ,1su ert that vlsrJ the disease n seoois
chronic relief only culd ne erosc.ed bat III otJi srj cases
OF fes yss duration failure as cone 70 o1fh ovl-dg
ln aeon s.r rcss and shortly before resiris 70 bed .
nlzht Two t1es Lrv- effected permanent, cnres ora Y"
appeal ~ circular srov"a 5ott, or ttteststions Pefs1
the h,xt eat rsspecisbili.y ... .
As a. EXHlLARANf BE'fEAGE merely, cslSiEA.
BITE - g''s.s.a ia cate re pefad Aa'cr s5'?-'
Witch fo,, by .,t rying re.,DE hence !or trc DC
biiitais. and .saeiits- y precisely what they need
Sold Druggists sserywt.rs. .
MILLER Co. No. ITO Liberty st. New York.
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Gold closed Of l4ii.

FROM NBw-ORLEAsS.-Thc United States
Mail steamship George Washington. T. " eager.
commanding, hs, arrived from New Orleans. June a.
with passengers mails and merchandise. to IL Bsror,
well 4 Co. Tn. Guiding Star was to sal same day 7
.. IN. Ju&o Ia on the passage oui, Russell Bennett,
fireman. dad suddenly With congestion OF tae hear;
and was bnried at ses. Net in tho river steamships
Empire City. Exact Trade Wind. Blackstone and Re-
public: anchored at S. W. Pass steamships Mcclellan.
Meteor De Morley. On the o5th a. m. saw two
steamers bound westward supposed 10 5e the hrposs
ard Star the Union On the Goth Il ~ a. Is miles
west Of Sand Key. signal.Ecd steamer G. Whiting
boand westward At .. M. l2 miles east OF Sobrero
saw steam ship Eyeniug star.
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Peninsula; battle Of Antietom; Gettysburg hrst end
second Fredericksburg. RsPpahxnn so& Station, AZ
tue battles OF the Wilderness, SpottsytvaniA Cold
Harbor, Petersburg. from whence the brigade were
detached and sent 70 the defense Of sshng,n whore
they charged on atd drove the Rebels nom Fort
Fishers they next took part In the battles of Charleston
Va, Ossequan. Winchester Fishers Hill. Cedar Creek
Returning to Petersburg. the Third Brigade were tho
first break through the Rebel lines at the time Of tae
evacuation.
PoRTY-rH!8D NEw-YOEK.
This battalion numbering 200 men. belonging to tho
Third Brigade, Second Division aud Sixth Corps went
into the I'D in 1901 and siace that time have engaged
In every battle with the famous Old Sixth The list Of
officers is follows;
Brevst.Col, Charles A. Mtlihin Surgeon Henry " Car
pener; Aaiutant Thor. Lynch; QuaIternsster Mies W.
Goodyear; Co A. Cent. T. L. Goodyear, second-I lieut..
Hiram Van Bnren: Co g. First Lieut., john Aheraei Co. Z
Capt WIN. Russ,l; Co. d. Capt. VIM H. Tyre, Second
Lieut. Nichosg A. Ssar; Co F. Capt. Richard l.. Annesey
Fist lieut. Jas. McGnw, Second Lieut., Frank Shubcrt
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A CLgRaYMAE's gTArKmKNr.

On Tuesdsy lat prominent Clergyman called q. once
o. stated that he w. suffering from affection Of tho heart
aud asked II thought would 10 safe for him inhAle tho
nitrous oxide and have teeth extracted replied
.hst had given to many such wthou. III eect,,tst II
would only Increase the circulation sbou, much to walk
block rapidly. We concluded to try III and whis asleep
DR. Paddock extracted the sups Of eight teeth He wrote
hs name to certificate, aud sjded When entered tho
door and read Dr. CoLross advertisement 'eeth extracted
sbso utey without pain bou 1T very bold kstement
noS know It to be entirely true The patient tu,
wrote opposite biz nane would rsvel 200 miles I, i.vs
Dr. Cotton extract tooth In preference any her Tho
trsssi sduinstet ths ssl The day lady for whom
we extracted four teeth wrote Playing Piano" ply:
sicsn, the following day had FIVE teeth extracted
wrote opposte his 1.-The gas ia triumph in surgery.
and Dr rsddocs 70 triumph operator"
We hayo Usually lsss crowd OF pseIss between and 10
H. aud aud Psice 81 Or first tooth, and ~ Tor
each subs.qleIt u. q. CoLros. -
Cotton Dental Association NO. 10 Cooper Institute
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ROnNtSr's CRfMEAH RIrTERS 10 composed very
largely Cs.sya snI Tonic Ingredients. with "a ape 4
Ivs opur<rst the ss,ias-u, properties ysca!ia
- al va tabs torics. ih-fshy rendering .tns
ECUtL EJACULATION
M r1nalee by 10y oti er .n'wn cOrponni.
The ,S~noo .nlTr~es nine medicinal irerrdient' a.
wckno aud approved by onDoui Plys'aes and SUI
grous. Be. asl- iron. the renet,i -
TON,c .it ALTERNATIVE
se-ts the ,t ss,ti III osly cItissut beverage In thr
world VII 5a l., f. Dsr- y 10 Jforsy or
grf "EriitG REACTION.
10 sualciaa. % ola = b a ~ espt,'ally The
sEDYNTIgi. tONt ALgs.t n ard DEBlLlTtTSD.
ri, lhe tEAcI ~ Wit follows the srhi.Aras.On Of
ardent spirit. VII .. . ih- ntts Of
~ a. RANCE,
% o'horws Ne Supe IN succeeds The erhxs.!on OF
one s. nu. 30 a..y.ic b. second thifd AID 81 on
Th,wii b. alu''-j - a.. whoct further explanation.
Crime,n bess andy riisfa. FOR iinie sner ~ascn
the mind I. .r ol the stomach are ,ssei
nor an spr.,'. s,us-. 4ll usl iiiTu,sAt i Tee pis
% rrfniti~d with no inc,;ls - isnco whsrv1i
period the AZ b.. rv. wn-u tho saefvang ehe q
dems sale sahsrsnt srd tonic slo without
presumption sLy list LoLns can b used wI 80 nia.l
sasty aud benefit a. CnlMEAN BirrERS.