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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
CLA NUN,
Meridian, Miss
The Weekly Clarion.

The day of publication of the weekly
Clarion is changed to Saturday and the
paper enlarged to a double sheet It
now contains fifty-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 tnah
at present. Advertisements are crowdlpg
our columns so that we will either have
to enlarge the daily or publish sup
plement.
Subscriptions are increasing daily IN
this State and Alabama, and we feel con
vipoed that more extended mail facilities
are only necessary to insure the dail!
and weekly Clarion large circulation Il
every county in the State. Our frieno
should remember that the enlargement
Of our weekly will materially increaS
opr expenses, and that as our bushes
is confined to cash basis, those "hoS
time has expired should at once rene'
their subscription.
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Published documents at New forK'
throu.h the United States Consul at Ha,
vana, from Mexico, says that Juarez still
has large bodies of troops who attack the
various detachments of the lmperlalists;;
which indicate weak ness in their EXTENDED
lines. Decisive victories are anticipated
soon. Juarez don't think that Max,
milan will attempt to drive him from n
Paso should the attempt be made n'
don't meap to abandon the country.
Officers of the Mexican Republic "nl
left E. Paso in the beginning OF SePtemoer
say the people of that town gave an On
thusiastic reception to Juarez' zen
Groth had gone to the Interior with
hundred officers to collect and diSciphn
recruits.
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Our Tri-WeekIy.

We commence with this number of the
Clarion the publication of weekly
in addition to our regular daily and
weekly editions. The Tri- Weekly Clarion
will be sent to all our daily subscribers
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad and all
who may subscribe for it on other routes,
1t will contain all the reading matter ol
the daily and be published on Sunday
Wednesday and Friday. We will publish
in full the proceedings OF the Legisla
ture that meets this month. give the
latest market quotations from Mobile ano
New Orleans and give our readers the
most important news from all parts of The
United States. No pains nor labor viii
be spared to render the Clarion equal t.
any Taper in the South.
Our terms are so low that the Clarion
will be in the reach of all who desire
newspaper. A little effort on the part o
our friends would easily double GU
present circulation. Any one who vii
send us fee subscribers at our publishes
rates Will receive a copy free.
TERMS:
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Tri, Weekly, g oO
Weekly. double sheet 3 PHso''
per annum, 0'oo
Address,
CLARION,
Meridian, Miss,
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Los. OF THE FREEsroNE IN rHE YAzoc

Loss OF THE FREEsToNE IN TIE YAzoo.
The steamer Freestone, Captain " Hei'
ley, left here for Y azoo last Tuesday pignt'
and while proceeding up the 4azo faver'
about fifteen miles above Yazoo City' sne
struck a snag, tearing away nearly the
whole of one side, and sinking almost I'm
mediately. She had aboard twelve o.
ftte passengers, including two laloes
all of whom were saved. Among the pa
sengers was Gen. B. G. humphreys On
sunlr in ahont fifteen feet water, at tn
stern. but not more than five at the DO"
I and the freight will all be saved IN
damaged condition. The boat is tots
loss. The accident occurred SPOUT
o'clock in the afternoon of the 9th. a,
The owners of the Freestone Pus y,
Gov. Sharkey in the trade immeoia'ei:
The Freestone was not insured, ana W.
valued at $4,000.
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TT & Senator.

We would call the especial attention OF
the voters of Carroll county to the iact
tbat the next Legislature will be called
mon to elect two United States Senators
The people elect them through their
REPRESENTATIVES, and as they elected at
the Convention election, delegates who
sustained the conservative policy sug
gested by Gov Sharkey, by large ma
iori,y, we suppose they will not, SO soon
after this election, change their action
and elect men who are opposed to that
nolicy of the State and National Govern
meut, which is the only one to insure
| he country to be re united, with all the
rights and privileges we enjoyed before
the late war. Gov Sharkey is the great
originator and leader .ot this policy II
Mississippi and it has been by his wrs'
and prudent course that we now occupy
a nosition before the whole nation whlct
his envfed by every SouJhen State, The
we 1ay for his wise and prudent course
, and bis distinguished services in adm
to. restore civil order and law, and to RI.
the country of military rule, and OF III
eminent abilities as a jurist and States
man. it is the duty and interest OF Ia
4 p,ople of Mississippi to instruct ever
. member of the Legislature to vote le
Sbarkey for enator.-Carroalton Oot
n servatiye.
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RN The Mississippi Index. .tri eek

r
ly paper published at Columbus, Miss,
by s. II. Worthington and edited by W
C. " orIhingtop, is one of the neatest and
best printed of our exchanges. The la
Their of the Messrs Worthipgton was
among the pioneers OF The newspaper
press in Mississippi, being the founder
and for number of years the editor and
publisher of the Columbus Democrat, one
of the oldest and most il fuential papers
in the State. 1t was suspended during
the war, but the office was not sold and
| is the one from which the Index is now
issued. The Index is highly credltable
to both publisher and editor and we tru>'
It may receive the liberal patronage II
! deserves.
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, FIRsr CoEToN MILL ON THE fAclFIc.-
The first cotton manufacturing com
uany organized on the Pacific coast t,
baxs commenced operating their mill
in San Francisco, with paid capital OF
S100 900. and they will begin manuiact-
,r;rs IN November, with thirty two
looms. employing 80 operatives. They
viii Manufacture drills, standard sne 3e,.
;ne and raw cotton to supply the mus
that come from Mexico at present, "a
exnerime nts now being tried justify Tn m
authorization that the article may %
raised cheaper in California
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VINO KILLEp SroNEwALL JACKSON -
Massachusetts, regiment IS endeavor,hg
10 claim the credit. (God save the marx !
of killing Stonewall Jackson we sno o.,Id
think no man, or SET OF men, m1u.J
wish to have on their hands the plooO
Of such q man as StoneWau JacK:on
This Massachusetts regiment may Ions
themselves, however, from al un So,,oh,
~ oorser nj This remarkable man to
close. They may have fred upon INN !,
~ reoonno;sance he was making, 0u'
r. fell under the volley from his owl
4 men in returning within his lines
No fact OF the war can be better estao
| lished.-vlcksburg Herald.
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without intellect enough to give it decent
vitality, will oppose an act, which We be
lieye amounts to the virtual abolition of
the Freedmen's Bureau itself. The thing
sinks in the nostrils of the people, and
CIV. Sharkey has shown himself practi-
cal. clear headed ruler in accepting an
offer which tends to the restriction of the
more than kingly power of its despotic
little courts.
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STATE RECORDS OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LosF-A correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier says:
The State records and papers of i'm
portapce are gone forever, and some OF
the Districts-Ciarendon for example
have had the entire contents of their
district Offices destroyed. The letters,
decd, wills judgments and DEGREES have
disappeared in the flows of war, and how
much of legislation, how much of embar.
rassment, and perhaps, of injustice and
| fraud NAV not this involve?
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PARDoNED.- the pardons gtAn
ed of the President, on the 1stn' "o''
the following from this State. TT +.
]. W. Wick. Morris Emanuel, d.
Jarn;oan q r Funster, s. O..G.~ Greer
w. Goodman, C. E. Rushing, w.
Withers. ]. d. Tolson, A. Sykes.
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Wanted.--A file of the Dlily Clarion for
June, July and August. Our files for
these months were stolen from the office
and we desire to purchase copies Of the
paper for these months. Any of our
friends who can supply ua, even an inn
perfect file, will greatly oblige the Pub
fishers of the Clarion.
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Y O c Al
MERIDIAN MILITARY DIRECTORY.

Geo. NJ Zeigler, Col. SD U. S. c. L.,
Commanding.
Ed, i. Davenport, 1st Lieut.. and Adj't
SD U. S. c. l., A. A. A. 6.
I. w. Florer, Surgeon Goth Ind. VOL,
Surgeon in Chief of Sub DIST.
T. Horatio Everson, lst Lieut. SD U. S.
C. l., Provost Marshal and A, D. C.
Q. s. Coffin, Capt. and A. Q. NJ. Vol,
40. NJ. =
Sampson PIatt, lst Lieut.. Goth Ind.
VOL, A. C. s. =
]. L. Atkinson, ID Lieut.. Goth Ind.
Vol, A. A. ms. Gen.
Ed. L. Buchwslter, Captain and Sab
Com. Freedmen's Bureau.
Captain E. F. MARTINIERE is our agent
at Desoso and is authorized receive and receipt TO
| subscriptions dne the Clarion.
The Tri-weekly Clarion win be seat to our daily
Subscribers at Paulding ard Tip Top Captain NJ
viii take charge of them and also our Weekly for tn,
same offices and deliver to the proper parties.
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EDITOR OF CLARIoN:-Dear Sir: With your permI'
sion Wish to say the readers Of your PaPer tHA
win send hy return mail, all who wish II lreeI
Recipe with fnll III eciions for making and using
.jmrle We cetabe Balm thai will effectually remover
ten days Pinp'es. Botehes Tar, F'eekies, ana ~
Impurities of The Skin leaving the same sof'' clear
mosth and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald HEADS
3are Faces simple di ections and information ina
,,l ena sl III IN to starta fun growth "f Luxuria'
lair Whskers or a Moustache, III less THAI thirt.
lays - ,,, -.
All applications answered by return mali "l'noA
barge. Respectfully yours,
PHOS r CHI PMAE, Chemist
coI u OIL
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6saAs. "a. ~ GLLIAMS,

FOR SALE.
oFar for sale nv tract of land. containing LIZ"
1 .cSes eight miles Northwest Of Meridian,
leo ACRES REED LAND UNDER
FENCE AND $50 ACRES CLEARED
GOD stas Of cultivation, good orchards, DIV ching
norse and other improvements win also sell
40 Head of Stock Cattle,
400 Head of Stock hogs,
Blac!. NTH Tools and
Farming Utensils of
Every kind.
Anv person wishing to purchase, wouli do wen 70
call and examine said premises.
Aug 2oth le65-d3m p VAu6hAN'
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saE Druggists, in the city and country.
,.n now pur, base aui have the selection Of thei
goods from the largest assortment In the city jane
donegal, Wholesale druggist, corner OF Common an
Magazine streets New oIeans, is prepared to sell
lis goods at the lowest mark ct prices.
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To CONSERVATIVES The undersigned having beei
stored 10 heath IN few weeks ty vey HmpL
smedy aft ,r having suffered several years WIN
re lug aft ctinn and that dread disease, Con
umpto,-is anxious tn make known to his fellow SUI
f-rrrs the muNns Of care. tl -,
linton used Ifree Il charged with the di ect ms TO
,reparirg and using the same which they viii hnd
tu cur. tor consumption, At'haD3fH, bsp III c ed
o.Na C,o,ds- a.c The only object o. - ~ a.,
IN Die ard he h pes every sufferer WIZ Hy n
cmedy as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
bleS sing. 49,.
Parties wishing the prescTiption, VIII pfaSa S1 CO
REV EDW AID A WILSON,
williAmsburgh, Kings County, New YORK
Sept 5.dlm.
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Terms;
Sept. Is DIFF.

s1-Commission and general merchants
win find at the wholesale druR store Of Jas Donegal
corner of Comm n aud Magazine streets, New Or
'eaas everything belonging TO the drug trade the!
nay require at prices based on the latest gold an
.tions.s q - p tt q 90
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WALKER BROS. g. CO.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

-ropprrs and dea era in Clothing, FRY Gooas
j B tOts and shoes No 229 Main street Nk'MF aAC
rs ~ ctosh,ng Factory, No 40 NOrb Third stree
~ AGGTTP4fA. pa ialy 26dawSu
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kW Elder J. B. Fl mberlin will preach
in the Baptist Church on next Sabbath
at IL A. NJ.
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BENIN. Reading, Suporin tendent, of
the Southern railroad, advertises in. the
Vicksburg Herald for proposals for re-
building Big Black Bridge and the trestle
work on the east side of the river.
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The Mobile Times.

THE MOBILE TINES, on and after the LIST OF
october will be the title of of paper nor published
under the name of the MO BILE DAILY NEWS, one
Of the staunehest and reliable journals In the
support of Indivi iual ami Constitutional Rights o.
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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NEW0RLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES FOR lsO5.Oe.

THE Faculty have the pleasure 20 announce that
L their SirM Annual course Of Lectures WIN DO
,pepei on Moniay toe l3h Fl Move mber IL their hns
building opposite the Charity Hospital and continue
he customary period. pr ing all the advantages
I'd facilities medical instruction, Tforded by the
atty of NeE Orl, ans -
The accession of Professors Henry T. Campbell
tie Of Augusta Ga and A. &. Holt late of Wood
ille Miss. will be hailed with pleasure by all VINO
know them. -. A.
, Students Ct Me1icinc may rest assured that IN"
TACTICAL course Of struction iraue ureted in thS
% lege and hitherto so success uiiy pursued VIII %
.ontiuued Nith un@baied zeal.
There being no epia' M Of any kind In the city
.niS season, students mays come in win saiety n"
.arly they please.
FACULTY.
Ed FENSER, M. d, Professor OF Theory ana
Practice. 49,.
ID WARREN BRIcKELL. 81 D., Professor of Obstet'
.r!cs ana Disease 4 y omen and Children.
SAN GGtR6rMH D., Professor of the Principles Of
urgery.
HOWARD SMITH M D.. Professor OF MaterA meo
lea sua Therapeutics.
HENRY CAMPBELL N D., Professor OF
Anatomy. -, -,
XLraS n,I W PsEnT, MD, Anatomy.
FEES.
Fees for the full If Lectures -....S!Oe ~
| iatricuatl n 'Fee, fpaii but once, .------ 3OO
| Graduation Fee, in wedcine- ------.----- 70 w
| iraduation Fee. in Pharmacy ---.---..-- 10 W
| Ticket for Chemistry and Ma.eria Medica 40 On
f. D. FENNER, NJ d.
| Dean of the Faculty, Ofhce No >. Carondolet 81
| New OfIeaus Sept. LIST, le65-2Id2w
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s-sg-Wc are authorized to announce n. A. Philip
- c4nd late beor. the Legislature for Superinten-
lint Of the Penitaa'iary.
rTsN - are authorized to announce Robert c.
yEtttcr as q candidate for election to the office OF
Ciers Of tia House Of Representatives.
W.. are authorized to announce I'd. II. Porter
as candidate for reelection to the Office of Secretary
OF the NCBate. f- -tt.t-Ja
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hey We have received the first mum
Der of the Southern Sentinel, a tri weekly
paper published at Columbus, Miss, by
l.. A. Middleton & Co. 1t succeeds the
Southern Republic. Mr.. Middleton has
had considerable experience in the news
paper business, and the first number gives
an earnest that the Sentinel will be an
acquisition to the section Of the State
in which it is published. We hope it
may receive the liberal patronage ii
merits and amply repay its enterprising
publishers 10 the full extent of their ex-
pectations.
FREEDMEN BEFORE THE LAw.-GoV. Mar
win. of Florida, delivered an address at
Quincy on the 5th inst, in which he aiiu-
ded to this subject at considerable length
In entering the great sisterhood OF States
he said the Constitution of Florida mus
declare that persons of color shall be
admitted as witnesses in all our courts O.
civil jurisprudence. We quote;o InF
right of suffrage, he held, does not neces
sar,lv follow, Tor that is not natural bu
I 4 political right, which may be granted o
!, withheld, as sound policy may dictate.
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n6y- Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist
.orner of Common and Magazine streets Ne" VI
.sus, is now prepared to supply those IN want
rugs and medicines, with everything App~rt@inlht
n the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
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THE PARDON SEEKERs-The Washing
ton Star says that two colored women ard
a colored man were in attendance at the
Presidents to ask pardon for their former
master, man named Williams who
was. at the breaking out of the war, a
wealthy citizen of Virginia, and at one
time owned number of slaves. 1t ap-
pears from the statement Of these colored
people. that Williams made application
tor pardon some time ago, and as the ap.
plication has not been acted upon yet,
they are in Washington to intercede IN
| behalf of their old master.
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LAND for Sale or to Rent

u WILL sell my land ON the Mobile g. Ohio Fairo
Il VERY GaEAP, or rent II low for the next yes
either as whole In less quantities TO suit rente
The tract is level and good and well improved :"
AOme $40 seres in e6itivation. The whole uAeL g
tains $50 acres lying iirectly on the RAILROAD ha
betv cen Meridi n aRd Enterprise
am author Eed also TO sell fine Rosewood tlaL
ns.rIv new The front beautifully inaid with pear
very cheap Ny Posioddce is al Enterprise: Miss
sept 23-d1m' fEf ioN MN
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WANTED,
IN GOOD CARPENTERS

rWHO cork on the Tombrgbee River Railroad brides
4 =, the Selma and Meridian Railroad Hlgness
Prices paid MAAW ELL e. = 80.
Auguat 2eth, lS65-d4w@ OSnuac'os'
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Jno 6. Baptist, Esq, was elected may
or of West Point, at the late eiec.lon
and J. P. Grace, ESQ., Town CosstaOie'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE SUB CON. FREEoMEN'S BUREAU
SUB-DISrRIOT OF MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN MISS SEPT a6sh, 1855
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ad,crt.sr-aaus vi! be inserted for any time less
,bo, one month"; the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY fNT@ per square for the first in
tin and sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS per
s,,,gre for each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements ordered for month, will be
charge seven dollars AMI fifty cents per square. y
Adve teemeE:s of moro than two squares in length
,g, he yubH.had at Ave dollars per month.
All advertisements published in the ally, will also
he lighcd IN the tr,-wcekly and weekly paper
hiber4 deduction viii be made to those Ivhe ad
yprtiss Dy the year.
AUaIvcrtisenents must be paid for in advance, OIL
a. the 4ud of each month.
separate charge wiz be made for editorial notices
at the rate Of twenty cents per line
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TO THE PEOPLE !,
OF TUE
South and W est.


n-ovsy that mace prevsils thu whole country,
~ snd the ne pie have turned their Afternoon 20
;;i ayocations of life 1t will he necessary mat tne
- al nexvs of the world should be circulated. eno
- ronar adve rising snd publishing be done lhere
sP a uould respectfully solicit subscription epo
d-r.;s;n0 patrona &c from the pc pie OF the oonln
- ofFar The facilities which are unequaeo II eau
s.sdI1- h. neces ary for draw the attenuon %
| 10 neople TO the fact that the NJ" 1onn e. sr
rs heen cons ant and consistent tiienh OF 'ne
~ tights and institutions; and when crcnmsIa
ne hs.od and We must meet the issues that are
-. inr.sented we propose stil 20 advocate tpe
Isy, fsR FISTS of the Southern States, ana We nope
- fnd that support and encour agement from tnEL
naonle our ast course and proposed future WIN J
/ tfy them in awaro1sg.
0ur circulation must be very large ana eoAreq
| t-or- adyart.ing advantages pro oruenahy tteA.
The folio wing schedule If low prices Of snssepsiO
| and advertising are offered
| THE PRICE OF THE NEW YORK NEWS
| DAILY.
| To Nah Subscribers.
One year, s no
| Six Months.
WEEKLY.
To Mail Subscribers. %
One copy, one year,
Three copies SIS
Five t9 IN
Ten .L .,.A.or e.,
Twenty co les, one year, So
Tha Weekiv sent TO lergymen at :"
Eo, fnrt,er information TO advertising etc. e
y. ~ ~ Charles street Room No. l. ground noe
. ~be RI we soil cat the encOuragenen nj OF All
Ney.respeS' p w & c. NJ SMITH,
Agents for the New York Nsws
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TAX NOTICE.

a N NJ Il ~ E'
EXECUTIVES OFFICE, }
jackson Miss, Sept. IA, 1873 }
ALL Assessors and collectors OF taxes under the
IN ordinance of the nth July, are hereby Tequltr
o.nAke heir hpA reports by the first DAY OF O'ooei
81 Thpse Who may fail to do so viii be proeeedeo
against under the 9th article of section OF the re
ised Code, -, -, 81 a..
f~o1 Given unl.r my hand aud the seal OF th'
us Stale the day ami the year above written.
} ~ w. l. SHARKEY,
Provisional Governor.
Rv order of the Governor:
John H. ECHoLs, Secretary Of State
ut %. div.
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GENERAL ORDERS,
No. l.

No. l.
E1trac, In compliance with Special orders n" L.,
extrac; /, Headquarters Acting Assistant Commits
siouer Fresdmen's Bureau for Northern District Of
Miss of of Sept l6h 1865 the Undersigned here
by assumes charge of the Sub District of Ner disn'
Miss. com orsins the counties Of Noruoce, Winston
Scmoer NeshooA. LaunerdAle, Clarke, Jasper and
Newton
III. AHoffcerso or sgents il charge OF Refugees,
Indians Freedmen ana ASAndoreI Lands or tene'
ents in sal! coultes, will forward their re?o Is tc
and be subject all orders issued at this office Head
quarters at Meridian.
ED L. BUCHWALTER,
sent u i2:y Capt. and Sul-CommissioneT.
B. f. COMFORT will deliver q Masonic
Lecture in Meridian over the store of L. a Duncan
60 eveE Friday evening, commencing al p. NJ
sept 23dlm.
HDQ'RS sUB-DISRRICT OF MERIDIAN,
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In compliance with General Orders No. 6. Nd Ora
sob Dist Of Mariian of OF s. pit 10th, 1865 the
IN ders gned hereby assumes command Of the Post
aud Sub District of MeridiAn. Headquarters al
uar;dian GEO. NJ ZEIGbER,
Col 52IU s Col Infantry.
81, 9d-dtf
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8 lie.

DING Lots, :, q at,Igpssa z
nile of he - rra
bly suited sOl "A
Apply 70 " "
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The following are all the returns we
have of the election, on Mo nday last,
in Noxubee.
Noxubee Circuit Judge, H. ".
Foote, CHS; IS. Hamm, 248; e. X.
Clay ton, la.
For District Attorney-T. n. Woods,
553 s. NJ. Meek, l7S; +. Dismukes'
80; Watts, A.
Kemper-Hamm, 625; Foote, 42O ;
Clayton, Il.
Woods, 764 Meek, so; Watts, 20
Dismukes, II.
THE ELECTION IN Demonstration.
B. L. Cromwell was elected to represent
the county in the legislature. Thiswa5 al
excellent selection.
Hon. G.. f. Miller received majority
for Senator, and is therefore elected.
w S. james, was re elected Sheriff
w. G. Bishop, Probate Clerk. A. j
| Maxwell Circuit Gle k :; +. .RIehsaEd
g., -reasurer JU "111I Ames was de,
feated by N Reedy Esq, for the Pro
bate Judgeship.
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H'DQ'Rs sUB-DIsRRICT OF MERIDIAN,
MERIDIAN Miss Sept. Ilth le65.