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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09
ATTRACT. THE ATTENTION

ATTRACT THE ATTENTION
OF those you wish to become your customers. Ii
your wares are of that sort that are used by
everybody, You cannot well make your business
too public, OF draw too many into your store to
SEQ what you have to offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix your standard on the outer wall in the
shape of handsomely printed Posters, and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills, thick as leaves in
Vallambrosa" Or if, rs is most generally the
case, your wares especially address particular
class,
BESIEGE EVERY AVENUE
Bv which the attention of that class can be
reached by well phrased appeals to their tastes
fanc;es and interest If YOU have Posters Cir
culars and Handbills, il is important that they
be put and scattered in the right places,
The surest way TO reach tho particular class
Won aim at is to make sure that You
NOTIFY EVERY MAN
Woman and child 1t is certain that fifty per
cent may be added to the trade of many houses
in this City by prudent distribution OF bills and
circulars Advertising pays.
ARRANGEMENTS are made BY which the business
interests of business men may be thus advanced,
by having their Job Printing handsomely and
cheaply done ut the office of THE REGISTER. We
have every convenience for doing all kinds OF
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL,
At the lowest living prices. We are constantly
adding new styles Of type and whatever else IS
necessary to enable US to respond at once to any
calls for the products of Types and Press.
IN ALL RESPECTS,
1t is meant that the office Of The REGISTER shall
be equal to all demands upon it. The best
Printing, of every description,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
For Railway Companies and Transportation
Lines for Lawyers Merchants and Manufac'
turers, for Banks Academies and Societies for
Opera Companies and Concerts, for Shows and
Exhibitions, for Politicians and the rest OF man
kind, may be obtained at the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER"
ll.heads, Bills and Blanks of every descrp-
ton, Cards OF every style, Pamphlets and Post
ers of all kinds, neatly and promptly done, at
The WHEELING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09
CRY ITEMS.

The attention of our readers isinvited
to the advertisement of Mr.. Crawley,
who offers very desirable residence OIL
Fourth street, for sale.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world for
a Cough or Cold is DR.. Tanners Cough Mixture
Try it, For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

CIRCUIT CoURT-The March term oil
this Court began on Tuesday Nothing
but civil business has been transacted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

1T IS A FACT admitted by every man who
has succeeded in. business that to do business
Won must
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

ABOUT one hundred recruits were yes
terday put through" at the Provost
Marshars Office to the credit of this dis
trict.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-09

OF those you wish to become your customers. II
your wares are Of that sort that are used by
everybody, you cannot well make your business
too public, or draw too many into your store to
eaa What Won have tn offer
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-27
Fast Freight,
Advance Charges for transportation

by the Line aud Collected at Destination. Goods n
forwarded with Dispatch to Owyhee aqd South Boi.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
9ambapg=N ncritauti6e
...s VafetiaGvt WftisusGe RibaIi

Wof~sO~n rmpf~GcDtTfaDrt
3rtf6tu
!0autburg uno Stem Sort, MA southampton,
truitteIIt tr rclen. ouf fos Gpltttite etbduten unb Gle
9dntefe etr9ettGtsten grp6en etfernep 9pf. DamPfI6iTe
6erntaniG, 99GO GOnneu, Gapt 5 @6lers,
garUnia, $500 Eouneu, Gapt 8 e Dteier,
Muemania, 250O Eonuen, neul Capt II Grautn1anu
S5orMffid, 2fOO Conner, Capt 3 8 G~penIeu.
S5aoariG, 24OO Gonuen, Capt 5 3aube,
&cntOnid, 2&00 8onrer, Capt 8 $ Saad,
Die 0aEipfer oteier ltute ~bei5rDeru RE
8ereint9te Staaten 0olt
United States Nail
uuo ee9en pd5reab otefss 9abres re8elnaet8 trn ytetp gprf
Iusuh 49,; september O., 49,, 3d.; 0ttD5er H.. a., 28.;
gtp~betntera IL, 70; December g., Z3,
MuBereent perfen NOD SrtrnsOartpfldtite abBeGen am
l. R0bember unb Is. NOpember.
YOn yteb DCrt mad 3%ambure, 9aSre, SpabDn unb
southampton:
Z FIN Sbet"SdIGa..s .SIO5.OU
Nnter'Solpt 80. ............ 49, 62.50
8Cn SGmbur9 un6 Sdtre mad gsep gDrt.
I G,I1ta Sber"Shipn SIP 81
unter-Salpn .......-......... . so 0G
Ja9lbar In Ge!b Ober Ydptereelb NIT GplOsNeiS.
Gtnber 5tptfnen ] Iuo 10 5}abren bic 5Glfte.
(AIe tnei. 8erGft8un6)
Stetpur-GtdetS 3u e~rndBtgten preiien.
~ Eadete mad &urrpa rebden ws Bis 8 t6r Itprgens
am @6gangstase eines ieben DampfI5ifcs eli.
gte6su Yafa8e peabe man lid III Rem gSrt nusi6lieBIi3
an bic @eneraI.Yahd9es A8enten 6r Gtnte, s. .. u d.
u BpGS, SO. 6 Bdrcla5fs 1abe Urpebnap.
Su Baltimore an BITE s~rpeotttCa pes Baltimore gDeder. "
t22ilt tim III ...
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04

E~A&I~h Botpraac
4A@N47@a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Darnpfer @rpreB capt. e. u. &stGer,
80. RpIIben GGpt. gBm. Rtggan,
SerIaien gtsbtfr. Q8bari SUE s2n 81rreaT., jebsn DtenRaR
unb SamRGs 4 llbr gta6mittags fir
%Nleranoria, 0aIbtngton nro 8eprgetCrn
In @rrbin6une mis- Der Orange unb @%ieranbrta @titbbatn
mad 99ndburs uno baiten an &c bep66nlt9eu ~3aneun8s.
pl1Sen eeS YptpnIat SluiIe8 an.
3uradtetrenb SerIdfen %ttefelben 81 i fbtnetpn itben
Vitttnc4 rno Samaeg 9 ubr Wtcr6ens UNI @Ieranbrta
Z ubr Wicr5ers rne heIten ebtaiaGs an ZEN Yptprtac 2au~
bunespIdsen Gn.
@eeen MuStunft iEer Sradt pber PdRa9e nente man f&
Sn Baltimore,
an u. Ntttba n Il Suns. 142 Qtsbtar. g0karE
SIN Alernn6rta,
an 8. BrpberS & Co.. Mp. 3 Stn8fr.;
Sn gGai5tnetrn uub Geprsetppn,
dn MlGr1dn. Rttne1Grt & c.. Ip. 1O4 gDaterfr.
unb 24I z CTR. f5iun IN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
10. 80 NOrtb Str,
1 9auS bon lexington Str.
@ebe bin uuO luB' Sid bon
Or. Shumnnr,
81. 2a,npe iu ODSfor, a6mio=
refcN SSntuUsecr. "

Sr. S01npe 1u OOSG0r, ADni0z
ret1 &aumpper,
6etIt NIT Ittntu aus ben b~etlfamhen unb ~trGfttafen Srdu
tern ~bsretlttn &rsneten %unfetlbar uub raI& aus bic Sroaf
betten wehbe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN, Mussn pbtr SIr,s
%tntltebeu, ais ba fnb
&rdmp1e ieOer Irt, inSbeipnOere Wlasentranpf,
9GwprrbDioen, Gbplera=NnfdIe, 9iarrbae, &oz
liten 8rearubr, S6winOel, 8ldbungen, appf>
i4mera Nitbma, taItes 5teber, GpiIepfe.
Su aaen bteieu Bdlsu TT bas Or. g a ptfS { g Iirta
(per Brittle 81, 8 Bottles fdr $5l ~uufetIbar unb rtrtt fptDrt.
1e8en earpHiie1en (oeraltetenJ HbeumdtiSmus
){tft BITE Or. ga m pe16 { u beuma I s m uS.Salbe
per BOZ 81, 6 SCreu fIr $5) in Ibwttrtsen B6len NIT
Dem <rtr su8lei@ nusetpanbt, fder.
Der Naturbpftrt 2Gmps tn SCslnr bat etntn 10 8r0Btn
&uf bas pdttenteu aus allen Tbetlen Der gDelt ~ ib1
arDr1en; er BAT eDuit g~lapplepn tm Sabre 1852 bon etrtr
5lderbdrnrubt, bic ais uubetlbar eril1tt mar turtrt unb
tGt 8eeenpartie, au5er etrea 1909 Ynttenten aus Sab unb
6ern, BITE f6nt9ltGe 5Gu1tIte son 5dnnpper, @rpsfIrit &pns
ianttn bon NrsldsS nebf @emdbltn, unb 5er3ps opE AI-
tenbure uebR Ep9ter In BebanbIuns.
Sin Baltimore Bel u. 8peeler & Co., Seth 9. 5arte, 8
5afenrdnp Gatpart'8 urb rlen 0abtrn N~prtteftn gu be6rE
61uptbtpgt fur Dtfrttt Columbia: Gb. GtrifiaRt, 81,
ga. aSenue, WefRtTetpH, .. 6.
%Siyapprtirt bRa Or. Ssitfda s Co.,
tSft27-) Np. 432 Brcdbpdp, gten u
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ytGrOli6e Central
Giienbabn+

Nol0enDer l0inter. aSabrpIan

tritt NIT M n t a a, 20. u 80. 1865, In !RraFt.
Nb8an6 nSrbtt6er 8 Ii 9 c BON Baltimore.
yprter %cc9nineeattonf3u Wp. l ..........7.2 20 frub
S9neu3r9 gan Nd6nt.
1artfpner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. l .........12.30
yorIer &crrnrfatienelu8 go. 3 ....,... 49,. $50
gdrttruer SIS. 3.... 80
.Ytttetnre @rie SGneu1uB ................. 7.2O MbenbS
ytitseur5 "tntta ScntuSug 1000
- &ntunt tpb1t@er 3 u8e in Baltimore.
pttt8bur5 @ifnifG S6ntu8ug ................7,O0 frub
par' pHer &cernosattpnesu9 gS 2..... ......8.30 .
gpri,r 90 9p2... ....... .1O.15
S0UeulG6 t6df Stne) u 30 NoGDm.
9arttOn ActcmCpattcnssn8 gp TN Bolton Sep. 4 80
p't5hG'
YCrt Atc. Httd to@SjnG '0.45 Mbene9
IGr AN. &at0fAnea Bdt Qine) unb Yitt'bure 9lmtrl
SGneQShg baftrr S-iiAen Baltimore II : parftOn NTH en-.
Ole 2prdfrTea (5Glt ein;)t $pf II t NecrmUeGtt0n@s
Su8s ~iatren-Sprnta8s aus8snSnmeE -,2Q!jA a6
&ef Yttifbur9 Gre 5&neusug bebt - mtt &useabrts ties
Enthusiastically a5.
Ter @ttt8buts 2tutra S6nea3ue sebt tasli6 ab.
Ypf- uRb Y CSC. mpbattpnSSu8 fprnmen -SOuntass aus
6enpmmen-tGeltdb ~. -..-.
Der Dura fbn.a3us (8af 2tne) fDn,n1t tdsltd5 an.
Die Qrf', GurblhueG., 9tttsburs @rte unb ptttSbure
Gimira SGns1iu8e f@Itssen it'd tn 9arrtsburs an bic 8a9a
Der psnnfplpdnta Gentral GiIenbabn mad ptttsbura, 6itSt-
lanb, Columbus Is Cincinnati JntianappItS, @ticagC, St9cuis,
SStt Hapne. 4~outsptue, Gatrp Hnb allen puntten i'm N1efsn n,
ytpro- unb Suoweaen ferau ait
Ate 9clt- un6 SdnelBuee f4lissen F6 su @tntra OFT bic
3I6e Ter Ntew gcrt @rte Sd9n nab alien Yuntten i'm n6rcs
Iiden, mittleren uS treaIGen Sem 9prt an.
MGGere Austunft erb1lt man it Galpertfr, &1bnhpfe.
s. u. Dubatrp, @sn. Superintendent.
t2Onpoi Y. g. 9pnns , Gen. @aiaaier- @gent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04

Wi9tig fir 9amcn!
Dahsn, rel9e Der DteuRe clues suten Writes bebars.n
Iclten F& fets an 'N''p '''"'H"
Or. g 6umann 30. SO, Nprtb nobe qsrtnot.rar
peuten. Or. S6umann TT Der einatee Nr,t IN y tisfsy. ~.
auf ben man fd BET Der Setluns auer 8raaentranfbsttsr
1erlnnen fam, ais ba Hnb: sF"
Stpdung Der rUnatltden 6~eirt8une, @. q.
Geb1rmutter-0prfa unb 0erfdwdruno,
gnlden- unb Settenf1meraea
acknowledgements,
netbsr BIuB, Mppetitlpfsfeit, g%ierppfttdt, RcYfueb unb eae
ben Dan1en eistne Bef6merben.
Sees Dame, BITE ttnen eeI9iften Doctor tranf6t, fUHte BET
Or. . d u MA n n Sprfpredeu.
MAN StreeHe nt&t tte Drummer 80 2prtb, eu Saas
bon Hertnstpnfr. Baltimore, Wfb.
~sssnye!!sspt wsthtn mad aHeu 2anttsse8eubea u~esiaatt.l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04

W1ort19ue SrO84,
uer=0erli6erun9s~al9enten,
SIS Secpnefr., Baltimore.
.N8enten fur VI fOtsenbeu 8eurr-YsrF5trGaes @OmpGs-
rieeH /. Glafe:
WtetrppS!ttan Sniurdnct Gs., ytep ODrf,
@rInbtapttdl unb Oblis. $1,7O0, 900
SnternattCuel SAT- g., Ng.,
9runbtapttaI unb Obii8. I,25O,O00
ASrtattc S5tTc Snfurance 3d.
GrunbfapitaI 800, 900
Refolute Sire Sriuranee Co.,
GrunbtapitaI 100000
BtrIufe wtrben prompt beguta&tet uut Ubuetroenb etne
tn unferCr Office besa1It.
BIr Dplt(en unb Stempcltetne Bere6nunaI
9erfpnen, wel9e tn Der metropolitan pecr &eiDIute @p.
1erfdern IdHen, fnb 3u elmer DtStbenbe BEN tenn @etrtnn
rrel6e t6pn %ntanbnial 50 YrGt. tetrue, Dtnt b6
Fe BITE etpat9en Serlufts Der Gpntp. beden au beIfen brdu6er.
Dentf9e 5trmena ais &eferen3ent
Sail & Or. GbaS Sptlfer h Go.
Stentann, 2tnrt6s X Us. Sacst Setger.
X. 6. 8raanS Il g.. (mot23iD
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ReliP 1%r(eOel0eitell.
E
Baltimore lln0 Olio
0iIen60bm.

&m unb nab Spnntas, 3. DECEMBER, merbsn tdBItG sfrst
8lse aDti6en Baltimore Rnb ~@nbeeltns unS partsrsbur0
~eebFnLwte tpi8t:
Ser pOhjal bcrtdBt Baltimore tdslid (Gus6e aOnt'nen
@rnntagsi IN, $50 Dtoretn&. Ser @rprestus td8lt@ (tnct.
GuabtI4rb fir u bfeliuB tlgltG (aus3suSr'nen SpnntagJ
6.45 WRcrgtue
Giet 3use lteten BET 2slGir unb patfsrsbpre In Dkr6tn.
bun9 nit aaen @untten metIt6, f~ubrehltb II. nprtweflt6.
Der 5rebertf IccUmppatiUuslus berlaBt Baltimore 4SO
NdG rttta8s ti9lt6 (Gusgenprnnten SCnuaBsl. Oealt6 ters
(dBt CT 6tshertf 7.15 Nprssns ta8It6 (aus8eurntmtn Srnn'
tasS). . .f
Der @uteptts Mtus BAG SerIa6t Railtmprs 20 unb 10 90
NCr8tns unb $3.50 ytadmy unb Glieetts Ntius nm + 40 UNI
l1,30 Brrn. uub 5 &c gtaGmittasS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
NOrooentf6er TloDo-
- N~eselmdBt9e Oirette
sE Pnt Sampfi6iifs Sabrt
"a ou.~. ;ntf9en
7Sreitte,t unb Nem OprG

old southampton
oarW DIE oelteptet1, elegant eiuseri9teten 0pfboutnfSMir
Bremen, Capt. 6. Dleber,
r,ql Sfsio Yorf, Capt. g.. BON OtereuboYp.
9ania, Capt. $. 8. bon Santen,
~@imsrtea, Capt. 3. GSsIfe(s,
@erGann, Capt. g.. gBeute
SentfdJldn6, i'm 8au.
~liniDt, i'm Ban.
bon 5000 Gpnuen unb 700 Pferbefraft.
9ie @tpebitionstage ftnb tpie fplst ~fetgeIebt:
Bon SjremeI: SoutbGrnptor: Geeip Ut
Stt. 7 DIT II. NoS. 4.
~ 81. y 25. IS
s2oo. 4. Npo. 8. DEG. 2.
Ia. y. 4" t.
an mel@en 3ogen bic Dawpfer
Die Ser ct. 1Oft
ntitne6men.
Die Dampfer bieier 2inie 6atten CUR 2anbung BON ga
iaSiereu nn4 GnStaub unO 5%rdntrei9 in SoutRauptpn
BafagezBreiie:
G5On Bremen nad) S1ep W9rf.
! 6o;its. O6erer Salon ....$112 500
"'N unterer DO go. 80 50 in Cob.
3ntl9enoed ................. 10 00S
BON S1erp 9Jpre madb Sremcu, SorSOa, SABRE mi
SOutbdmptCn.
0.;a.,. Sberer Salon. l.. $105 90
SNl"e' t~1nterer DO $50. 50 so in Cob.
3pllGenbed ................ 81 5VS
aGs incl. SetSfi5uus. ainSer imii@en Ito Sa9rei
bic 56tfte.r z .s-
~ @cntanten na6 Sapre, Gonbou, Gort6amptoi
uub Bremen 5n ben n~iebri9ten Breileu.
Padetc Ii. (. IN. perben BIG 9 u6r 8prmittag3 am as
g~an9stage im SuteaW ber tnter3ei9neten augenou1mel
nnb auf 8ertargen mad ir8enb eiuenl &6eite bon Oeutit.
lamb %befGrbert.
dit tiefsu @6tffeu perben griefe uad anen E6eiter
Deutf&lan3s befSroert unb inter Der MuIhrift ,per SIRE.
uer Steamer" in aGen PoR.Bureau8 Der Ser. Gtaatel
dngenonuleu. ..-s ~
G8e8en 6ratt unb @oiia9e pcnbe man f5 on
-gH Selrid1'9 S; So,
SEQ. IS @roaotr., gtew gort
pter an bic Office be8 Baltimore g8eder". T1iai1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
9lQ6 Ma1binqton.

Nb8an8 boa Baltimore I'm 80 7.O5, S45 unb $40 NiOr-
g'us nn6 3, % unb 8.45 Jtadnt. Spnnta9s ut A. 80 unb 8 rs
Wereeqs ub 4.20 uRb 6 Gta9rt. M6san8 BON g4d Sin, tOa
$50, 8 unb lie Gipr0erS unb s, 4 80, 7.30 uub 9 Atents.
GDnnta9S unt 8 ~@ipr0en8 nnb 3, 7.50 unb 9 RdGnittiss.
ytur hr $40 Mer9enju6 un6 fer 3 Na6mtttdss3us ron Bal"
ltmGrr, rnb br GO s WrreeRiug unt Der 3 NaGm. 5ug
trn Qpdfbtnetpn talten an aGen Stottrnen. Der 705 ur
8.45 WtCr8ens rnb 220 yiodrn. 3ue bcn gdltimrrt, unb eer
$40 unb s Ufor9eas mo Ter 40 NlaAn. 3 u9 BON Udibings
t9n febsn tn @erbtnburg nit Der MnnapOliS ReaO.
90egen n6berer NassunFt 8taets j!ber Mrtie. peute man
I'D an 8. &. @r9ian0, G8ent. tn ter @dmrsn aattpn pber an
bic Etdet Office.
70. y. Smith, &rdnspsrtmetfer.
5. III. . ft- S3ea. Gtdet agent (2eeS-)
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6.a Gtfp gSilFemS,
Btano@ 8otte : abritant, -#.
SAP. A8scS KS. Baltimore ctr, g- i.
4t nabe gine Ctr, 8dIttm ore,
6dit fet8 etne Au8natt ber i96nfsn Snifrumente ~purrdttta
beren gGGe unb S66nbest hes Zones, Iopfe Dauerbafttefett
bes 9aues nt4t ~ubertrpHen ferben t5nnet. @an fprede e-
fdaief bpr uno ~dberBeu9e I'D feItf. .F 1881
10 Eiir tebeS SnRruraent NTH fanfSatrs ~eardntirt.
70 Elterptanps merben INT EaIfGe aep0utraen fir rtne.
HE a2eporetrren, Sttmn'er tnb berglet1en &r5ctter
rbeny pin ftt6 unb cut cuSsefnbrt t23tea ~ .
0abie's Niann MauufacturinQ Goup.
Grite 8rdnlie BON Wtarplano SnftitUt erbalten
lgfs. =u... IN 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
Affairs In Mississippi.

A letter to the Memphis Bulletin gives
a. good idea of the condition OF affairs 10
Miss;ssippi. so far as the writer's knowl
edge extends:
The crops in Washington, Coahoma,
Bolivar. and adjoining counties. are very
GOOD That portion of the land whlch
mas not been inundated is In a GOOD state
of cultivation. and the system OF tree la
bar Is entirely satisfactory to most OF the
planters. if our Government would I'M
proes mon the laborers the Importance
IF remaining on the plantations until
the CROPS are msturtd. The cotton Is
hIoominq. and bios fair to yield much
GOOD cotton. and corn never looked bet
Ter The planters supply the negroes
with goods and groceries. The 'arm-
| honse IS now a stor~-house Each farm
or endeavors 10 supply their wants, and
IL is yery amusing to see the Ola hegtt
walk ND and take hold OF the pen .
subscribe his mark, which Is to oihC
him in a written obligation to work TO-
SO much of the crop, or SO much
month.
; I have witnessed many OCCASIONS "ner
from one hundred 10 hund'eo al'
fifty come up to take hold OF Tue CoP
3. tbe nenholder. and hear their remarks
s.Wdn ynassa- I don't know what dis Is
Init / spose is all right. is willlni
u, no. to work TOR you. and do all CAL
!. and ar~i' hope pc you be satisfied, but | don
; Gee into dis; if | is free, what makes yo
hire me- ?" "Well," says the planter,
our Government has made you tree; II
relation OF slave and master no longer e
lists you must not eat idle bread he
8, now am willing to pay you TOR yol
IL labor. and next year wish to DO oe
RI ter part by you" THANK you, maSs a.
sy hope you live long time. | hvea y
no YOU, and raised you and de chllore
and l am better satisfied TO stay "
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
rlect,on Returns.

LAUDERDALE CoUNTY-Sdgevtae--C =.
Rushing, I; Peyton King, z
The vote in the county so tar as heard
from stands: Rushing, 1856; King, 245;
Walker 233.
Htrns CouSTV- ,Jacksoa.-The conserv-
alive ticket here stands thus: ferger'
ia: Johnston, l59 Robb, 10; Ander-
son, 10S. Constitutional ticket: Patter'
50: Shelton, SO; Hawkins 81
T1sHEM1NGo CouNrY-COrt"th the ele'
ton passed off quietly. One nundreo
and twenty-six votes were polled. Inc
vote was thus
AZ Revnolds, 1875; R h. Hill. l23
w. L. Duncan, 125; r. l. ReaVes, lzo
DIR. Stevens, /; Richard Smith, z. NC
other precinct heard from yet.
NrwroN CouNrT-Hickory.-Loper, "a
Mellon, 80, Campbell. 81.
NoxuREE CoUNTF- Macon.-Jarnigan3 o5
Gathright, ll9.
MosRor CoUsrY-Aberdeen IS. E. Hous
ton Oil. w. +. Dowd, lob; c. Dowd
l69; Herbert 81.
! Paeos's CAcpel.-Houston, 26; W. +
Dowd. 27; C. Dowd, 3; Herbert 3.
LowNpRs COUNTY Columbus ID arrisor
| 519; Billups, 1873; Lyon, l68; Fielc
"a; Feemster, IL.
West Potnt.-Harrison CO; Billups, 60
Lyon, 6; Field s.
SM1ru CoUNTY.-Johnson is elected
large majority.
RANKIN CoUNTY.-Cooper and lie"
have been elected by large majority.
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HARD FoRTUNE.-The proceeds o. the
can,ured rebel cotton sold in New York
bvthe cotton agent, Mr.. Draper, in New
York, amounting TO more than tour
millions OF dollars. have been paid over
to the Treasury Department. Another
million in value at least remains TO De
sold. Mr. Draper is instructed oy the D..
Treasury Department. 10 say TO claimants
tina, he possesses no power to adlud'cate
| claims for The value of any property cap
tured and put into the hands o. us
agents by the military authorities Cat
mants afe to be so informed. They car
present these grievances to the Court Q
| Claims, and this is all they can do.
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FRnALE DocroRs.-The PiiadelPhia

FEMALE DocToRs--Ihe Tia'F
North American says:
1T may not be amiss to remark nele
that there are some six or eight reeu-
lar physicians in this city whose aalls
practice is equal TO that OF the avTrak
Of male physicians One OF them =, ~ II ;
three horses IN constant use IN 'ne
records of HI. Board OF Health il is pa
tent that in The monthly reports OF 90
sterical cases she is almost lnvtrlsoly
near to the highest humber IN the list
the number of births being required Dy
law to be registered So that these inings
speak for themselves DR. Ann Preston,
Professor Of Physiology and Hygiene II
the Pennsylvania Female College, h3ld'
diplomas from Paris, aud like DIR. Map ,s
j. Scarlet, Demonstrates OF Ana'om.
in the same college, has handsome
practice.
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From Northern Mexico.

Can't TT. TAYLOR, late A. A. e., on
eff of Gen Magruder, late Z. ). A, IN
Texas, has arrived at Galveston from MON
terey. The News says:
Cant TAYLOR describes Northern Mex
leo as completely filled with roooers'
M alr;ne it unsafe to travel IN any olrec
ton with money. ,,
Tha road from Monterey to Matamoras
10 l,ned with robbers all the way, ana
Yearly every stage is stopped and robbed,
nrovided the passengers are 1oolsn
aanouoh to carry money on that route
TIC stage in which Capt. Taylor traVeled
was stopped by party under Cortlpa In
narson. but the passengers had httle OF
r. money. and after being searched were
| nermitted to proceed. The previous stage
/ had two of It's passengers Killed. "hiie
the following one WAS robbed.
Can't +. states that by mutual consen'
.ho French or Imperialists and the LILO
eral party show no quarter TO eacn ONE.
L,t alI prisoners are killed by both. capt
~ sew q F,enchman hung up by the Zee
- tha middle of the road with DoUL
hsnJs.c cut off. He had been killed the
dau before hv the Jaurez party just oe
Gore Cant. T. left Matamoras last week
, f,,rt;no issued a proclamation ordering al
ETav;cans 10 leave Matamoras, and man
f.noilies were accordingly crossing over !
provnsville believing that Cortna wa
Going TO attack Matamoras. zen. MI
e now clearing the road to Menterey :
Cortina's robbers by cavafry force pr
) ceeding from Monterey towards Mess AZ
!. ras. and infantry force moving Ironi NJ ~;
Of n maOisssts great contempt for Cortina an
4 ~
Gen. Lopez IS commanding the cavail
i forces protecting the Monterey road.
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Evansville Journal has
to collect facts re-
crop in Southern In
the result of inyestl
heard of no instance
have realized their ex-
cut it was found to be
lure, having been des-
'ars filed by q blight
stalk so little that 1t
,tible.
inner county, Tennes
ling condition /; cotton
b q prospective yield
pounds TO the acre
xcellent err p, equal e
Stock is scarce, anc
on that score. but al
lsed this year.
Tenn, Union Flag, 0
ats crop in this W ash
Q likely to prove tn
Or produced. consi d.
| { land cultivated. Thl
7hen it is remembers
pp just gathered in wa
rust and other cause
allure.
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T E R S.
rYEcnrIvE OFFICE

JACKSON, lss., July S7lss- 49,
whereas. It has been represented that merchants
Of, . to nav the tax of dollar, imposed on eacn
f cotton taken or sent market a. required oy
tbe ordnance of the h Instant
II is therefore orsered and declared that tax Oh
two dollars per bale shall he assessed and COLLECTED on
avarv bale O. cotton taken sent TO market the
ovvrar of which RI fuses pay the tax OF ne eo~f
n r bale: ard the heriff shall seise and immed'ate
10 sell at public auction sufficient cotton to pay inc
,.xes And in all where tax OF hVe per
80. dralorem is ordered to be assess and collected
On nro,ertv purcha sea diving the war by the ora
nance aforesaid double taxes shall De assessed anu
coli ec.ed in all cases. when parties Fefuse TO pay 'n
,.~o. or render false report to the Assessor and
che bp shall in all cas- for non-payment OF taxes
s.,ze ana sell at public auction, Ave days notice.
estate sufficient, and Immediately IN case
| of personal properly pay the taxes
Given under my hand and the seal ofthe l. stat
the day and year afort saia' W. T. sHARKEY
By the Governor:
lanes R Yearger, Secretary of State.
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R TTEN proposals. vii he recFived At my once ne
mil The 4 5gh August 1865 for the Kent Oh INC
foll.vving named Government Property t'n ene
balance Of the sar 1863.
One Steam Engine. with Frame Building
AZ Gainesville Junction, NJ. g. Y.
Railroad.
One FIGURING and Grist Mill. with Brick
Building. at Columbus, Miss
One Grist Mill at Scooba, Miss, on M
& @. Railroad.
One Engine with Frame Building, a
Cuba Station. Ala, on Ala. q Miss
Rivers Railroad.
lone Engine five miles South OF Law
ingston, Ala. $50
Li-ut 81 Provost Marsha
Fredan6n' Bureau
s.a. Madden Miss.
Columbus Pap-rs will eoyy until n q lns1 -
| hill TO Off1eE