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souEruING NEw.-We cal attention 70

SOMETHING NEW.--We call attention 10
the advertisement of the Duplex Elliptic or double
Spring Skirt. Though recent invention, Il mas DC
come very popular and is rapidly obtaining the prefer
cnee over other kinds in use The rods it it are con
posed each of two delicate and well tempered steer
springs which are ingeniousy braided together edE
to edge tie lower rods heavier and having ooeo''
covering This peculiarly of construction MAKES ''
skirt very strong and durable and also SO exeeed sS
a,l that il readily adapts itself to the form of the
,,oora. aud allows of any amount of roubfng arr
crushing without injury 10 its shape These skirts al'
tior,ly the highest most desirable, comfort
bie and economical made. These are advantage
which ladies' who have experienced the discomfort an
inconvenience of single springs will duly appreciate
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To CONSERVATIVES The undersigned having oeeH
rostored To health in a few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con
symptoms anxious to make known TO MS reno" sal
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, be will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used free Of charged with the directions lot
SIRE cura for Consumption. AsthemI, BFonchil'
Courhs Colds, etc The only object OF the adyertis e.
in sending the prescription is to benent me anlc'g
valua able, and he hopes every sufferer VIII uy NJ
remedy as it will eos. them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. ,.,,.. .5I.a,,
Parties wishing the prese iption, will please address
REV EDWARD A WILSON,
Wilamsburgh, Kings County, re" YORK
Sept 5-dim.
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EDITOR OF CLARIoN:-Dear Sir: WITH your perm M
sion wish to say TO the readers OF your Pafg, I
REGIME with fill di ectons for making and using .
s;mula Vegetable Balm, that will effectuaily remover
tan DAYS Pimples Blotches Tan, Freekles, and al
impurities of the Skin, leaving the same SOFT cieA
smooth aud beautiful -
will also mail free to those havlIg baiu l' ;
Rare Faces simple dir ections and information ma
Kill enaSIe tn m to start foil growth OF Lhxutan
Hair Whiskers, or Moustache, in less than thl'',
days. . Ill ,,itbo,,
charge Respc ctfullF yours,
~ TUOS + CHI 4PMAN, Chemist
s3i Broadway, New York
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R6r Hon. James NJ. Arnold has been
elected to the Legislature from Lowndes.
Mr.. Arnold i. young man OF decided
talents and will rank among the ablest
men in the Legislature.
Hon. Abram Murdoch is also Rep
resentatiye from Lowndes. He is gen
tleman of fine practical sense, has ha6
much experience in the Legislature ant
will be quite an acquisition to that body
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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE
South and " est.

NOW that ueace prevails over the whole country,
~ srd the pc pie have turned their ASenu.h -
;;1 locations Of life, il will be necessary theI the
81 reyvs Of tn. world should be circulated, aha
&c ,-o,er advertising and publishing be done hefr
- - uouId respectfully solicit sloseriplioh Al
rt;s,rv patrors &c from the pe1ple OF Tue SCUM
s 80 H. : facilities which unequaed II can
~ -, IL necessary for Us to draw the attention o
=, a1JJorIe 10 he fact that the New Ohh W 10
~ eep constant and consistent friend q the south
- r57+s and institutions; and Wien ciFcuIhs1s0ee
ho,-a changed and must meet the issues tnat =
- ,,resente1 PROPOSE stI1 10 advoc&te Ice ~ =
IIN.ptsRFSTS OF the Southern States. and we nope
- ED that support aod encouragement from tnel
1I,. our past course and proposed future WIZ JUS
t;fv IL in awarding
q r Circulation must be- very large Ina
- III r7yertssing advantages PROF ortionahy flea.
~ f9lioin Schedule Of lew prices Of subset ptol
| and advertising are offered
| THE PRICE OF THE NEW Y0RKsSE"S
DAILY.
| 10 MAN $40 60
| Six Months
| WEEKLY.
To Mail Subscribers. 40 90
One copy. enc year, n
Three copies :. Is a.
Five e on
| Ten ,,,t.of
Ani al extra copy 70 any s'D' SO 60
Iwena envy 80 o., - 80. ,oSScjerexmeu at / 70
FOR further info ton to advertising SIC. g
:. No n St Charles street. Room NO l. geouAa no0
: ~heTr we sol cit the ercouTagenen ut o. AZ
Ye-YrespectfullJ. your o5edient se.VS T,.3;ru
Agents for the New York News.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

n=g@ Ne direct the attention oil our
readers T. the advertisement of Cha les De Na"N who
offers for sale an excellent stock Of fall and winter
goods Captain De Vaux's store is next door ABOVE
Jones. Hotel He offers his goods at reduced prices
Give him a call
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For SALE.

q offer for sale my residence At Lauderdaie SpHng
4 beautiful cottage. six rooms, all necessary on
houses a never failing well OF good water as TUG.
i in the state ne viaeya and orchard; the oi eon
tai ing fifteen res. tits within kaf mile Oh ln
springs Will be sold at great bargai1 ,,rp1cx
October Adm, u oANA~
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Wdnted.-A file of the Daily Clarion for
June, July and August. Our fles-fOr
these months were stolen from the office
and we desire to purchase copies OF the
paper for these months. Any of oul
friends who can supply US, even an Inn
perfect file, will greatly oblige the Pub
! fishers of the Clarion.
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A French editor has gwen the lolao~ =,
ing amusing description o. me sneI~ ,s \,
an advertisement "Ine nrs' 1Ino -
e Il The second time he looks a,
nc. .r =. the third time he looks a.
.he nr;ce the fourth time he reads u
va. .he srtS time he speaks Of it to bis wife
the sixth time he buys
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SH Druggists, in the city and country
can now purchase and have the selection OF theh
goods from the largest assortment in the city james
CONCEAL Wholesale druggist, corner Of Common an'
Magazine streets New Orleans, is prepared to sci
his goods at the lowest market prices.
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E~We call attention TO the caro- Of
Gould. Young & Co, Commission Merchants ana us"F
ers in dry goods groceries &c These gentlemen are
well known to the people here and Will no doubt do
coed business.
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PRAY1NG FOR OUR PRESIDENT IN EuEGrE
The pastor of the English Ep'scop Sd -,
church at Hamburg has been ooiEe vi
pray for the President OF ine Grea.
Br;to;r ." ~ the request of the mary
hnor; ;l visitors of that German wafer
inc rlsce. and with the consent OF tue
bishop Of London.
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RE Henry M. Watterson, Esq, IL Saio
Ia be travelling through the South for the
purpose of informing the Government on
the situation of civil affairs in the various
States. Mr.. Watterson has been In
MONTGOMERY, Ala, for several days.
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News Items .


The President has granted pardon TO
the wife of Gen. Longstreet, late OF inc
Confederate army.
Secretary Harlan has declared. semi
officially, that President johnson main
| tains the doctrine that the CohsIlG c
| Of the United States does not confer on
| the Federal Government the right to IN
| terfere, primarily, with the question OF
suffrage in any State of the Union.
Simon Bree died on Sunday in ST.
Louis from the effect of poison admins
tered by his wife, who acknowledges SAio
"did not like him."
The nriuters in Denver City presented
Hon. Schuyler Coltax with gold com
nositor's rule, on his recent visit TO tnaC
CITY, he being one of the craft, ana
which we have no doubt was highly APP
"nno;o+ed II is no small honor for a man
to be acquainted with the ''art preser-
vative of arts"
The IlIinoisans are contributing money
for the the endowment of college Tor
the benefit of returned soldiers and their
sons General Grant and Governor
Oolesbv. and other prominent citizens are
engaged in the matter.
There is a great emigration going on
from Canada to this country. "A MON
treal journal says 'the people are leaving
nc hv tens of thousands" The emigra
tion from Europe is also on the increase
The fact that this is the great country
really the land of the free and home o
the brave, is being generally recognized
nka The st. Louis Republican saysit il
;nformed by house agents that there nov
lack some thousands of being house
enough in the city to accommodate tn.
actual population. 1t is so in Cincinnati
20 in Chicago, so in New York, SO IN al
the large cities of the country.
n4William Mclaughlin, of New Jel
av Who was convicted in February last
in the United States District Court of n e'
Jersey. of harboring deserteI, and ser
fenced to two years Imprisonment, hs
heen Internationally pardoned by tn
President.
Our Georgia exchanges publish PR
.eedinps of meetings OF citizens IN sever
Counties. which, exhibit the cheerful a
onieseence of the people In the ne
order of things, and their determinatle
tn 90 to work in earnest to restore u
State to it's former political relations.
Alta recent Abolition meeting in Il
c;tv Of Pittsburg. Pa, resolution :"
passed denouncing Catholics as arch. tr'
- tors to civil and religious treedo
'oN lthroushout the world.
Alta recent French Agricultural ext
bitiou first prize was awarded to sor
-, sheep with a very handsome coat OF We
SON. on their backs A judge atterwaI
seized hold of one to mark it, and 10
astonishment the entire fleece came
and it was discovered that it had be
Jno. stuck on with wax.
A woman in Newton, N. J., was lat
saved from q violent death at the han
of her husband by her waterfall
broke Springfield rifle over her head
AA1 cause she would not give him up
money. The barrel striking the mas
:, her hair at the neck prevented serl
NV - injury.
r,sr We notice an old negro, says
, no Louisville Democrat, begging OF e
<s a. passer by for money enough to take
- at back to his master, in Georgia.
Il il ltleman asked why he left his home
vile. master. His reply was, ''De Lord kn'
kase don't"
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.H97- Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
eorner Of Common ard Magazine streets, New or
cans. is now prepared to supply those IN want OF
irugs and medicines, vita everything appSr'alhins
~ the drug trade at the lowest market -e'@s
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WALKER BROS. e. CO.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

ToBBERs and dealers in Clothing, Dry Goc Ge
u Roots and shoes No. 229 Main street. MEMPHIS
~ Clothing Factory. No go North Third stree
pET ADEIPHIA. pa July a6daw3M
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EE Elder J. B. Hamberlin will preach
in the Baptist Church on next Sabbath
at IL A. NJ.
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THE MOBILE TINES, on and after the lst Of
,ctober will be the title of of paper Ho' pnohSne'
under the name of the MO BILE DAILY NE VS. on
~ the staunchest and most reliable journals Ia the
,upport of Individual and Constitutional Rights Oh
man, ever published in the South; and being also
most popular and widely circulated journal Of News
Commercial Literary, and interesting matter OF al
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s%We invite attention to the adVer-
t,scment Of J Rev, proprietor OF the SageNide Tan
Yard Mr. Rev has hand good stock oil leather
frsale He will also fill all orders for shoes that he
may receive.
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TefIns:

sas-Commission and general merchants
;u End at the wholesale drug store of Jas GoneeaI
.orncr Of Common and Magazine streets, New UT
leans everything belonging TO the drug trade they
NAV require at prices based on tie latest gold quo
?
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Saratoga az a Girl Market.

"Astra." ofthe New York Commercial
Advertiser. writes thus in regard to the
matrimonial bargaining and marketing al
Saratoga:
All extremes meet, and all circles
cross at Saratoga. 1t is eminently the
market where our women go to be solu'
a gambling hell, round of dissipation
and unhealthy excitement. Yes, put IL
is a place of all orders and all sorts. Inc
needy of both sexes sometimes meet, and
then ensue matches which are never
made in Heaven. There are some who
are left over from last year, to be dis
posed of at an alarming sacrifice from the
former ultimatum.
There are the old stagers, whom new
dress cannot disguise, and to whom the
present season is the last chance there
are the new corners, who do not refuse
| to be bought, but would rather be won.
A commercial way OF stating 1T, but com
mercial transactions require commercla
terms. All the fair lack is green tickets
with the lowest price marked thereon
1t must be so, for where is the man one
could love who. has also money! Ii Mr
De Shipper only had brains and manhood
or Mr.. of any plain name had DeSlmpef
half million. there would be delight bu
such cOnJunctlons 90 not happen "o"A''
and worth generally move in spite o
habits. The thoughtful man stand
against a pillar on the long white piazz
OF the Saratoga hotel at midnight an
watches the dance. If there is time t
dance there is no filter time, and yet
: he asks himself seriously why he shout
: be saddened. This is what those CIR
who are before him are for. 1t IS tt
only blossom they are capable OF. CertaI
T species of insects seem to US to have I
i object in life but the reproduction OF the
j. own kind aud the cynical man at ii
pillar thinks of the insects. Does he s
before him only insects who live mere
a that others may live after them Is
true that these girls live merely for ms
;, rage and then drop really out OF life
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hESee the advertisement of Music
Teacher Wante ;" in another column.
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Y Q G Al
MERIDIAN MILITARY DIRECTORY.

Geo. NJ. Zeigler, Col. SD U. s. G. l.,
Commanding.
Ed. L. Davenport, 1st'Lieut. and AdJt
SD U. s. c. l., A. A. A. 6.
T. w. Florer, Surgeon 26th Ind. VOL.
Surgeon in Chief of Sub. Dist.
T. Horatio Everson, 1st Lieut. SD U. s.
c. l., Provost Marshal and A. d. c.
o. S. Coffin, Capt. and a. Q. IL. Vol.
A. q. NJ.
Sampson Plat, 1st Lieut.. Goth Ind
VOL, A. c. S.
j. L. Atkinson, I'd Lieut.. 26th Ind
VOL, A. A. ms. Gen.
Ed. l.. Buchwalter, Captain and Sub
Com. Freedmen's Bureau.
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r~We call attention to the advertise

u,eut of Broach johnson s. Co, Mcclellan
This firm have inst received fresh stock OF dry
goods fancy goods and groceries, which they viii sell
At reasonable terms They will also pay the highest
market price for cotton. See their advertisement
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Captain E. F. MARTINIERE is our agent
at DeSoto and is authorized receive and receipt for
subscriptions due the Clarion.
The Tri-w eekly Clarion will be sent to our daily
subscribers at Paulding and Tip Top Captain N
will take charge of them and also Weekly for the
same Offices and deliver to the proper parties.
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The Weekly Clarion.

The day of publication OF the weekly
Clarion IS changed to Saturday and the
paner enlarged to a double sheet. 1t
now contains ffty-six 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 IMAM
at present. Advertisements are cro"olng
our columns so that we will either nave
to enlarge the daily or publish a sup
plement.
Subscriptions are increasing daily IN
tbis State and Alabama, and we feel con-
WINGED that moro extended mail lacln'ies
are only necessary to insure the oaiiy
and weekly Clarion large circulation ID
evarv county in the State. Our trends
sbor1d remember that the enlargement
Of our weekly will materially increase
o,,r exnenses, and that as our business
&c confined to cash basis, those whose
time has expired should at once rene"
their subscription.
The official statement of the public
debt shows decrease OF twelve anu Que
LaIFmillions since the ) st OF August
The Treasury Department gives notce
that ii will compound interest notes anu
treasury notes for certificates OF inoeo'
edness to the extent OF nifty mllllo"s, @
per cent premium. lnat 10 Uno 1ad
dred dollars in bonds for one hunore"
and three in certificates and notes.
Trr rwo PARrIEs-The names OF the
two narties in the State of louisiana, are
the Union Conservative Party" ana 'ne
National Democratic Party. s.4t
posr., AFFArRs-The Postmaster Oen
eral has made the following appointments
in this State: IN No.,
Yaz3o City, Yazoo county-s. I. Pearce
Walden, Carroll county, Rappe' post
master. cI..
Durant Holmes county-C G. sproles
postmaster. TT w
Verona, Itawanlba county--h'
Noe, postmaster. ~, Ps,
den postmaster. -
CoSvIcrED. --Robert Downing OF Jac dH
son. who has deem for some une ~ ~
arrest for shooting at q negro, Ahe Jun Jun
hit him) has been tried before 49, s".
commission, and sentenced TO one yen
in,nrisonment in the penitenGary
Jefferson City, Missouri. 1t IS rumo;e
that Gov. Sharkey has sent ona Peul.
to the President to have the desisloh
aside.
po,vIyc ron Our President IN EURol
The pastor of the English Ep,seop sd
.chnrdh at Hamburg has been Obliged
pray for the President of the o Gre
States, as we'll as for the queen o. M 10,
Britain, at the request OF the ma
American visitors OF that German -
Al. Hha
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE SUB COM FREEOMENS bOhhAo'
sUR-DISTRICT OF MERIDIAN
MERIDIAy MISS SEPT 26.h, Is
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TAX NOTICE.


Jackson Miss Sept ~, 1875
ALL Assessors and collectors OF taxes under INC
N ordinance of the l7th July, hereby lequireN
tosnakc fheir final cports by the first day Of otooe
next Those who may fail 10 do SO win be proee'ued
against under the Both article OF ace'ion&' OF Ihc "
go Given IN I, r my hand aud th' seal OF the
lis State the day an the year above %ll,peh-
Provisional Governor.
By order of the Governor
JoHH II. ECHoLs Secretary CT state.
ut %. div
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GENERAL ORDERS
No. /.

No. /.
Extract In compliance with Special orders Ne Il
extract /, Headquarters Acting Assistant Commits
sioner Freedmen's Bureau for Northern District o.
Miss of date of Sept l6h 1868 the IN 'ersgued here
BY assumes charge Of the Sub ID strict OF Meridian
Mss comprising the counties Of Noxuoee, winston
Kemper Ne shoba Iauderdalc Clsrhc, Jasper ano
Newton. 49,
II All officers or agents in charge OF Refugee
| Indians, Freedman and Abapdoref Lands or teF@
pents in said counties, will forward their reports
and be sabiect to all issued at this Office Head
quarters at Meridian.
ED l.. BUCHWALTER,
se.aou Cant. and SUD- osunlissioncr
| B. F..CoMFoRT viii deliver Masonic
Lecture IN Meridian, over the store Of L. A. Dunca
| q Co every Friday evening, commenting ~ L.
| Sept. 23,dlm. -.r
Il H'DQ'RS SUB.DISRRIGT OF MERIDIAN,
I'D Meridian, Miss Sept. Nth is65
GENERAL ORDERS a
No. l.
In compliance with General OtderS No b. II d Vt
sab Dist of Meridian of date Of Sept lOth looo' II
o nnders gaed hereby assumes command OF the 10
: md Sub District of Meridian, Headquarters
wa.;d,.r GEO NJ zEIGLER,
Col 52l U. S. Col Infantry
i Sept 2d-dtf.
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PoEce-B Meadow.
.Tu,ticss-J. B Hamork, 10. Lowry
.fnnstable-N. S. Smith.
Beat 2.
POzee-w. w. Wood. -, NJ w.,dan
nsss;ess-J. w. Brown, w. WV arden
Ca..s7bLc-W. H. Walker.
Beat 3.
4L'st;ce,vJ W F. Temple, W. Jemlson
ConcsoJle-R. NJ Holiday.
Beat. 4.
PoEcs-Jo. Eakin. un. In
Stinson.
C0nstabe-C. Bates.
Beat 5.
PoEce-A. j. Rainer. m po.r.,
1 U, w. Mooney, ?. II. bo1mA1
ConstaJle-John Pearce.
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HOT COFFEE.
New Arrival.

AIRS Maggie Mnher has opened Coffee stand IN
wi The Market house. Patronage thaniuliy re.
eeived. 'oF ~ "
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NEW ORLFANSSCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
ANNUAL COURSE OF LrCrrErs FOR rSos-Go.


r5NIIIi Faculty have the pleasure 70 announce mat
I thsir S,nh fnHHGl course If LeciUcs Wih DC
opeped on Monday 18Th Il Nov mber in their hne
anildag opposite the Charity Hospital and c ht'rne
he Customary period presenting all N" adN1ht'ktA
and facilities for medical inStruction, Htordea oy 'ue
t,tv of New Orleans - -,
me ACCESSION of Professors Henry T. Camnbeli,
late of Augusta q a and A. G.. Holt late o. N'ol-
VILE Miss. viii be hailel VITA plea uFe yoy All VIM
kn ayy- them. =. ~. -. a.,
Students cf Medicine mHy rest assured that INC
nrac,i, ri course Of Instruction iuaugurated IN WIS
goiIpce and hitherto o success ully pursued, VIII Do
continued with unaba ed zeal a., H.
There being no eli4em'c e any kind in the Guy
this season, students may come in with safety as
early they please.
FACULTY.
Ed FESNER, N. d, Professor of Theory ana
Practice. , ~ r oh.,o,
cries and Disease e women ahd Children.
SAN Chopin NJ ID, Professor of Operative ana
C BEARD Nj d, Professor of TIE Principles Of
| IL CRowcoUR, NJ d Professor of Medical Chem
| istry and Legal Medicine. ,,.,. A.,
| HOWARD SMITH NJ d., Professor OF Aateria Med
lea and Therapeutics. -, IS
| HENRY f CAMPBELL, D., Professor OF
Anatomy. = ~, -;.,,.,.,
y, S..E M5FS ~ psap " N Il D. hns,o~ ',
| FEES.
Fees for the full course az Lectures ----.S!o7 W
Matrieulaticn Fee, paid but onca,J .---.--- W W
Dissection Fee -. -.-------'------ 55 40
| Graduation Fee, in Medic lc------------- - w
| Graduation Fee. in Pharmacy. --.----...-. 10 w
| Ticket for Chemistry and Ha'eTia Modica o
f. u. FENNER, NJ ID.
Dean of the Faculty, Onice No 3, CarondoIet ST
l - IL, Gasat lat Rt,.
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Fr1=W. are authorized to announce n. Al philips
- candidate before the Legislature for Supennten
dent OF the Penitentiary.
I've are authorized to announce Robert "
TEiier as q candidate for reelection 70 the oInee o.
CIark of the House of Representatives.
w are authorized to announce ID. II. Porter
a. candidate for reelection to the Office OF Secretar!
NJ the Senate.
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PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-ln a notice OF an
interview of a number of leading men OF
Georgia with the Secretary of the Interior
and the Commissioners of Agriculture In
Washington, The New York Herald
The Georgians stated that there was
GREAT des.itution among the people OF,
and demand for, books containing the
recently enacted laws of the United 1Iel
that all through the rebellion the quotas
of documents for all the States were
printed with the same regularity as pre-
yiously. Those for the rebellious States
! had been carefully stored away, an'
would, now that the National authont,
had been restored, soon be distributed.
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"THE AIMLEss AND OBJECTLEssD-HoP
1xPRovED.-Mrs. A. Mercer, OF Washing
ton territory, who has procured the loan
of the United States steam transport
Continental, for the purpose-goVernmeno, !,
wishing to send her to the Paclhc-"lll
sail from New York on the 3Oth instant
With seven hundred from the surplu;
women of Massachusetts,, who 60 to settle
in the above named territory. Three
hundred of these women are orphan
| daughters of dead soldiers. They are al
| good, industrious women, and there is Dc
fear but they will secure good husband
and happy homes in the territory.