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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

CI.rion Newspaper and Job Office has
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and Lands.
No. AZ Carondolet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
ofTor their services to Planters and Landowners
snaTaIlv tor the sale or lease of their Plantations
end land Through their friends at the N?fth anu
bo;r relations with Captalsts seeking to invest IN
Go,ten and Sugar Lands heretofore under euItlvauon
bo nossess the best facilities for eheetng SAFES
IaoSas They have established an Agency IN NY eo
VI Messrs DESLONDE JENKINS, NO %;
pine Street and are in correspond with the
INA agencies in other cities from which tneJ hAfe
frennapt applications for improved lands
1hey theref confidently invite the a!en'.1 po
planters and others this circular and solicit those
Ebing TO sell TO entrust fhem with the sale OF tne
nronertv Plots or maps. and full description OF tI
fands and improvements with pr &c and terms snouLu
h frrnsbe when the order to sell or tease is given
Messrs. ] B Walton & iDeslonde are authorized '0
| NEXy ORIEANs-John G G aines President Cltlzen
| penk Jobn Pemberton President Merchants IDS, 70
Adam Gifin State Treasurer E-tin q Co, az % =,
| w a ID CroUhart, Factors, Geo W " est actor q
| : Mandeville Factor, Jno Matt & Co. ACTORS "a
| Tremonlet Factor Moses Greenwood x sons @S c
| Can a IT 1eauregard, H SlOcomo, Gen "a" 9Pai
| rovv Madison Parish, S NJ Darby St Martini AlIe'
Roman St James. , r..lor e. Son
NV YoRK-Mose Grinnel, w m Taylor q oon =,
Hon Robert Walker, Jas Day, Isaac M aIs o.
Deslonde g. Jenkins
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

eG~C Commission and general merchants,
will find at the wholesale drug of Jas. Gonega
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans, everything belonging the drug trade they
may require at prices based the latest gold quo
tations.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

rlzAThe fences on the line of the Mem
mhis and Charleston Railroad have been
burned lately, almost to Huntsville.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

GG Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans, is now prepared to supply those in want of
rugs and medicines, with everything appertaining
the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13

b@r Druggists, in the city and country,
an now purchase and have the selection of their
goods from the largest in the city. James
CONCEAL, wholesale druggist, corner Of Common and
Magazine streets New Orleans, is prepared TO sell
tbs goods at the lowest mark ct prices
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT


Once of Comptroller OF Ihe Currency,
wAsHISGToS, November l6.ils65
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in the
City of Jackson, in the County of Kinds and State of
Mississippi, has been duly organized uLdsr AID ac-
cording to the req Iements of the Act of Congress
entitled IAN Act provide National Currency
secured by pledge of Lifted States bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption
appro we'd June 3d. Is 4 has complied W 18th all the
provisions of said AT required to be complied with
before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act.
Now, therefore, /, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comp
roller of the Currency do hereby certify that THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in the
City CT Jackson the county of Kinds and State OF
Mississippi is authorized to the business of
banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and sea
H. S of office, this 18th day of Novembe-, lo65.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
NV eodIm Comptro Her.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
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T. F. OWEN & CO,
Commission, Receiving
FOR wARDING ..MERCH T,
jackson, Miss.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Produce and Plantation Supplies.
WILL make liberal advances of cash and supplies or
Cotton consigned to Wright Allen & Co New
0rIeana Nov 43m
T. F. OWEN & CO.
no PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
We have for sale this office large lot of Print
ing Materials suitable for . country News and JOB
once which will be sold cheap. viz:
200 lbs Nonpariel. very little worR-
400 lbs. Brewer, good.
500 los, Long Primer.
One Gard Press Hoes Patent, In excellent order.
81 Fonts Extended Letter.
6Fonts Large Wood Type. new.
3larRe Steamboat cuts, together with q la'ge
.ortment Of Borders Cuts Chases Gases. Lodges, sc
All the above will be sold In lots suit purchasers
| II applied for soon-
! Nov % dH New Orleans
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PROSPECTUS
SHANNON. HAMILTON & co.

suAyxoS JONES $. HAMILTON, c. H. WILSON
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

fHehotbeds Of Secession, vast IN extern. uescn-
sssss and dismal lisdss, rank WITH pos.n0 Os.
v"s,ts,Iou. warming with reptiles and venemo3s
s.sssss and rocking with pestilcnce, are prcsinc
4 nssmste disorders. from the simple cs'' M :"o
aver 70 the terrible yellow Jack Ten nun n
40 preventive for his soldiers in command o.
sSs. 6epsr,men, wa- little qanine, mixed With
wAisky. and administered in ''proPhp'scs.c COS o.
= :" morning and evening. But the knowing vet,
sssps from those Carolina amps who have tf'ed
6ossstter's prescription. say that.
when the mists Of the morning
Arise a. . warning,
And the dews ofthe night
Descend with blight
Where our Bitters employed
The miaama destroyed
The antidotes felt in the taking.
There follows no weakness or aching.
No hesviness. trembling or qnakinR;
No torture Of freezing or burning;
No restlessncss, yswning or yearning,
For water; no twisting or turning.
But health strength and sp .rit TO wag on,
And 10 fight liks ST. George with the dragon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
THE DISCOVERIES At FORT rIsuEa.

The rebels have discovered that Fort Fisher
waa o. no value 10 them since they have lost It.
while ''our boys" have found in Il the key that
has unlocked all the outer defenses Of Whining
ton So IN gaining hearty digestion, we secure
the Fort Fisher TO all the ailments Of the human
system To this end nosrErrxR's MrrkRs illus
trate the combined action Of the Navy and Army
IL silenc,ag the guns ofthe enemy and in expsll-
ing him.
Where the appetite fails they renew u,
And It's not for the moment they do II;
But anticipating the question.
Our tonic restores the digestion.
Relieved thus. and strengthened the stomach
No longer is felt rs a hummock.
Or an enemy restless and stralthy.
But active elastic and healthy.
And this tone Of the stomach you'll find,
From lis influence genial and kind
lmpar,s the same vigoi GUS tone to the frame
And lighteus and brightens the mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

| NEW YORK, March To-
| Money steady, per cent. Sterling dull.
1O1sml0S Gold unsettled and lower, open
ing at is,s. declining TO ZAP, and advancing
to 1864, declining to ia and closing at 177s.
Government stocks heavy, shade lower
5-20's coupons 1863; 1O-4O's coupons ti6s !;
one-ycar certificates 9SA.
New York, March Is.
The Commercials Washington special says
that the stories nf malfcasance in the Inte-
riOr Department are pronounced without
foundation by the National Intel;wnor.
II is understood that Secretary McCul-
loeb contcmplates the issue of new series
of 1905, under the auspices of Jay Cooke l.
Co.
Dispatches from Ncwbern dated the nth,
say that the prisoners taken by the rebels in
front of Kingston have been rc-capturcd
that Gen. Terry has formed junction with
our forces there; and that Sherman was cx
pected in the rear of the rebels at Goltlsboro
on the nth or 18th.
The Posts Washington special saws that
Gen. Schofield has placed Gen. llawley in
command at Wilmington. lie is native of
North Carolina, hut resided in the North
for many years. lie left the Hartford Press
to enter the war;
New YORK, March Is.
Drafting commenced and proceeded quiet
~ here today.
The I'osfs special says the Richmond
papers Of Monday are filled with accounts
OF Shcridans exploits in the vicinity Of
Richmond
There is considerable panic to-day in all
markets and business circles
The Erpssss says there was feeling of
deprcssion and uncasiness at the Produce
Exchange, which increased nj the announce
Ment OF failures among the Philadelphia
dealers.
Queen Victoria has temporarily emerged
from her seclusion by receiving foresgn en-
bassadors, &c, in state, ut buckingham
Palace. Mr.. Adams the American Minis
ter was present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
ruH LATEST FROM HOOPS ARMY.

Our latest advices from the shattered army Of
Go. Hood . sbs' hav'ls aired into the woods
q Noethe' n Alabama, he T. laboring 10 repair
1aDAges and with poor prospect OF success.
This we believe 10 be true; hut from attack oi
eicknesa. the animal powers. like Hoods army.
are shattered, demoraiizcd, broken up. we
may say
When the bcdy Ia weak and distressed
And the mind is disturbed and depressed
Our Bitters We know, II you'll try.
Will the wants Of the system supply
New life 10 the blood, 80 the nerves and the brain
1m you feel that King Richa. d himself again. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

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= mi {kbeeelne 70 rsach faysttsville sitll
q de night u The 10th q ths morning -
he nth.
Boats slartsd q once up the Cspe Fear
River to remove obetructi3ns sndopsu COM
summation to Fayetteville. -
Shermen met no serious opposition o. his
march and fought no bsttle. -.
The Rebel scouts have been hovesing
around him constantly.
A Division Of cavalry, Gen. NcButler's, y
IL his rear.
Dick Taylor he's not been seen. Rebel ~
posts ere % contrary, Notwithstanding.
Gen. Sherman crossed the Great Pedee ct
Chssaw On The lth. The town on the north
bank WAS entrenched but the Rebels made
. feeble defence. Sherman's cavalry dashed
in on the men, and the Rebels dashed out on
the run. In their fight they chivalrously
left to our men II guns in position -four
men were found on the North bank. The
Rebels appeared content with acting a. IN
escort TO Sherman's army, trotting along in
front. - II they had captured his whole ar.
my a. they also had division Of very peace
able cavalry following behind.
HALIFAX, March 16.-The steamer Africs
from Liverpool the 4th, and Queenstown
the 9th, has arrived.
The Times says that the fall Of Charleston
is victorysthat will recompense the FEEDER
ais for many losses. II believes that tn,
South 10 now virtually shut up from thu
World.
The Morning Post says that Sherman'l
movements have placed him in the foremos
ranks Of military generals.
The Daily News says there il some pros
poets Of shipments Of gold being made t
New York, owing to the Aatness Of ex
change.
Elk Senator Foote has issued All address
at London to Tennesseans. explaining hi
disconnect'on with the rebel government
which government he repudiates and dc
nOunces.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

- sruv II (,.p. sNcrvus~. from Atlanta. in the
oasaas6 u 0eovg,a. 70 the seaboard. moved with
- ve have seen from fhe conciliatory spirit in
which that army Was received BY the citizens Of
0avaanah. after nearly four wears Of the bowe
op0plaiuts Of the Southern Conlcderacy. SO. too,
Uhsa from the exposures and irregularities Of
The sSldisrs life brave boys begin to fall trom
troublss Of the bowels
A hslf wine glass to those suffering men
or Hostetter'a Bi,ters, now and then,
Hay morning and evening. they'll need no more,
WIN soon their regular function restore,
WAich, changed and deranged. they new deplore
, 4 MID alternative such troubles will cure.
And ours 10 that remedy, pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY.

INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY.
Sinoe the dcthronemcnt Of King Cotton, il has
esea Uncovered that Indian Corn is the life. the
blood. bone and muscles of the Southern Corn
fsS-erocy. The fact has also been established on
seill more grander scale
LAaa The rcctifed essence Of sound native rye,
WhtcA che hills Of old Mon"ngahela supply.
4sdicsted With juices Of herbs which possessing
Eaeh il medical Writ lie, bestowed ~ a blessing
Aake. IN hOSTETTI RS BiTTERS, q tonic which
stands
Approved in all Set sons, and climates and lands
Army surgeons ins ersc i.r-sea Captains admire
10;
AID. having once tried it, they alwrys require il.
Ane out 10 the q ID mines these Ritiers are sold
Aetae miners w medicine, precious as gold
e1ens In checking isease aud expelipg,
AA4 = protective all others excclfing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
WASHINGTON. March Is.

Information from the army Of the Po-
tomac, speaking of Shcridan's success in
destroying the Lynchburg railroad at several
points and inflicting severe damage on the
canal, &C., says lie is on his way TO White
House and that military officers high in
authority claim this TO be the most import
ant raid Of the war
The batteries at Fort Morgan shellcd the
enemy's lines briskly on Monday afternoon
and were replied to, but with no damage so
far as known
Dcsertcrs continue to come into our lines.
Several cavalry men arrived on Sunday with
their horses and equipments which they
were allowed to SELL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

.,r uorroxs OF TIE REBEL PRISONS

~ suspsss those Of the fr,Ghs'uT1 "a. csnpot Re
- .,,s; !, ! ssrsneer 70 such swfal testa,ss'
srcspsips Re sufferer from the no'ro'' = -
sesssA Yet ~ ere sure that.
IfPssher Abraham could clear
rAcss rsheI prisoners foul and drsas
az III in ,hes- deadly atmosphere.
Iven ~ these Bitiers Of liostesser
Nae the forlorn dyspeptic betsst-
D;speIIine al thst'iesrfni tram
0ss,o~Hjss that distract his br:in--
Tsss a. lis stomach, rack bis bones.
Asd break his sleep With painful gto
~ suffering soldiers soon would "
Sroe lossbsomd rebel dungeon free.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

AND NODE u T28ATnENf n
TAs sleuse ~ 1tp6o6ooos>.
lspeessresss sAsSeerse AnApen
Of thu terrible disssss 81 6aSss1lsassS q -
and osanch. forever.
1s resncyee All ne .yvsseelssa
symptoms Of shis isahssas naltay, 90 svsris
. cleans ahe heed. Uss1Sea,sJ
the breath. snd aaerds The met ers1o1sI NJ
y eeev1oteo nere Aa&o4 80 -
lent suffering than tongues can 5ell
d % nseeo ~ car1o4 ~ uooo
hoPe!e.s cases. thss every ksows nsdns ~
ID carts Nay. Rssc asa eepeen.
e Cassrrh, q the nov obssisaAs - 49,
Ne ssrn .rC.e.rrs o. pel,ee = I
" hssd Can resist ~ psuetrselAe pswes.
,,Dr. aSooalc Doe ocW ep4oo :
lifetime !. Y battling With shis - disssss nhst
b.. G"SSsis.s CsssrrA nssusay
i harmless liquid. inhalsd non the pslA q
Mr.. =. Oesaale d knewn shre,s
Theory Of Csssrrh ever published. where Il
origin-- vhas ~ ray age4-mosle Of treneUeDt--
and RAPID cure IN al IL forms. e
Dr. 0osAalr.s Pamphlet % Co.
tsrrh a. ee read BY syety one; y - y
postage stamp 10 our office,
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS. j
CArAuRH. name Of Dr.. 4. 0oolsls hea
become familiar throughout the cOumtry q tho
Victims Of Catarrh from his we'll earned fhme q
curing this terrible disease. He il the nvst end
only person who ever penetrated the secsvt -.
bush ii this fearful malady. His remedy aad
mode Of treatment is the only one ever ksown %
cure it'll Troy. N. Y. Daily Times.
Pliny Mills. the well known tfavskr, and
whose family Physician DR.. Ooodals was for
many years, saws
IF Dr. 0oodalc ssys he can cure Cstsfrh 10
can euro H." He further csstioes that the IL.
has few equals IN medical skin, end no supssiefs
in auccessiul practice.
Hay, Rose aud Periodic Oatsrrh, --tr. 0ood.
alcs Catsrrh kemedy and mode o6irsssnsht not
only affords the greatest relief In every variety
Of Catarrh, but it extingmshes the disease fcrev-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
CAUTION.


n = stder TO guard against dangerous imposi-
49, Ne public are requested to take cspccial
0o1fo .! the beautifully engraved proprietary
Un1o01 0takea officially authenticatcs every bottle
0fanNsossea's DrsrERs. This shield, thrown by
~ 0overnment over the proprietors sud the
pnho1e ~ their joint protection, il placed con.
Ggns1sly ocfces the ccrk and over the neck OF
* hoetIs, cad cannot fail 10 strike the eve Of
- nost cssual observer. Nothing that purports
~ uossssfsa's nsFrsss can be genuine uulcss
- oeanr i there.
q : else S~pper to state thst the Rsrrxes are
"a exclusively in glass. and never under any
eifcsnssancea by sbe gallon or the barrel. In
po1ass md imiia.ors are abroad. aud the only
Aeoafa the public have against them il to sec
- ~ nisters they buy besrthe engraved label
- - Of hand Of Mcssrs Hostet6er 4 Smith.
- ~ Uasnp shovs mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
BAr.TrwoRr. March Il.


Capt. Mcdonald, Of the light ship At
Smiths Point, who was captured nearly =
year since by the rebels, has just returned
here after long imprisonmenta Salisbury.
n G.. He fully confirms the previous nc
counts OF the horrors of rebel prisons. lie
learned from one Of the corporals who had
charge Of the matter, that from the 10th of
October to LIST January, 5,S75 of our men
died, out of the 10000 imprisoned there.
He says the physicians of Salisbury vol
unteered their services to attend the hospit
ais, and showed evident sympathy tor the
sufferers, doing what little they could, in
hicating that they were in heart humane
but the rebel officers would permit nothing
to bc done to mitigate their sufierings. Pa
tients with typhoid fever and other diseases
with scarce rag to cover their nakedness,
laid upon the bare floor of some wretched
workshops which were used as hospitals
Sometimes little straw or other litter was
obtained for the sick, but such was the ac-
cumulation Of filth and the want Of nourish-
ing food, that death was the only relief for
the sick. Thousands of our men, dying of
hunger, lay out night after night without
shelter and nearly naked, in rain and frost
In the language Of Capt. Mcdonald, the hor-
rors nj the place can never lie written and
scarcely be credited when read.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16
QuEpEc. March Is.

QUEBEC, MATch 70.
Parliament last night voted million dol
lars for the permanent defence Of the coun.
Try; also 936O, 600 for the expenses of volun-
teers on the frontier.
The Finance minister in speech said the
Canadian Government was Of the opinion
that 70 long as the American war lasted, we
must have defence on the frontier In the
shape Of police and militia to support the
civil authorities, and fulfill the obligations
we are under 10 act the part of good neigh
bors towards the United States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-16

PoRTI4AND, March IT,
The Peruvian from Liverpool via London
derry the "a arrived this b. m
Political news are unimp0rtant
The hank Of England Las reduced its rates
of discount from 5per cent to A.
The opening Of the telegraph to India At
tracts much attention.