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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

REAL PosITIoN OF ANDREW JOHNSON
We notice that some of the politicians
are going around with the statement that
the President has declared in favor Of
the democratic ticket in this State, and
has directed the Custom House and other
govern ment Offices shall not be used to
aid the repu blicans. Ii is claimed that
this much was accomplished by Dean
Richmond on his recent visit TO Washing
ton. The truth OF all this is simply that
President Johnson informed Dean Rich
mond that he is devotiug his efforts ex-
Cluslvely to the restoration OF the Union,
and had no time to watch the squabbles
OF the parties. His reorganization policy
was WILL defined, and he intended to
stand by it at all haz ,rds. He certainly
would be graf fed to have all parties sup
port it, and aid in restoring the Union IN
all It's glory. But Mr.. Johnson did not
even ai!ude to patronage. Richmond, no
doubt, had considerable TO say on that
point, to all Of which the President, we
presume, attentively listened without OF
fering word in reply.
1t is impossible TO tell what the result
will be in the State, or what may be done
| hereafter. But one thing may be taken
as settled Andy johnson IS not another
Joha Tyler. IL either of the politica
parties desire to obtain the benefit Of hi!
prestige before the people they have got
to rally to his support. Now that botf
parties stand essentially on the sam'
platform, that party which is the mos
efficient aad shows itself the most earn
IS. in support of MS policy will win tn
race. This, in the end, will lead dlrectl,
to the nomination and support OF NJ I
johnson for the Presidency III 1868. In
party which does that viii rule the couf
try for the next quarter Of a century N
Y. Herald. 3
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outrage By NEGRO SoLDIERs.-We learn
that a boy came into the city last night
about 10 o'clock, and, reported that
party of negro soldiers were 81 his tain
er's house, about two miles out on the
Nolensville pike, threatening to Kill the
family and burn the house. They were
in search of man named Honeysuckie.
The police could not operate IN the case Gas
as it was out Of their jurisdiction
viii nut a stop to these repeated outrageS
bv negro troops. The discipline shoule
| be more rigid among the negro soldiers
Nashville Dispatch.
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Representatives.

Representatives.
Adams-James Blanchard
Amite-G Webb.
Attala-J N Thompson and A Manry
. CARROLL M Liddell, w S Morrill,.
Calboun-C A Levers, W l. DUH.
Cboctaw-J Il Gresham j A Morris,
C Bridges. ~
Copiah-A Hunter, A Barry
Covington-
Clarke-S A d Steele.
DeSOto-
Frauklin-
Greene Mclnnls.
Hancock-D Seal.
Harrison
Hinds-Geo Boddie, J M Dotson, l..
Hudson.
Itawamba-M Pounds, Il. X. Martin,
7 y Williams and J. G. Gilstrap.
| Issaquena-Joel j. f. Hamilton.
| Jackson Kendall.
Jefferson-E1 Hicks.
| Jasper-L Jones.
| Jones-Amos Deason.
Ken,per-John McRae, A Brown.
| T,afavatte-R. W. Phipps.
| Iauderdale-W 6 Grace, Joel Walker
Iawrence-H Medearls.
Laake-Johu A. Hawson.
| Lowndes-A Murdoch, NJ Arnold.
Madison-T M. Griffin.
| Marion
Marshall
Monroe-S.J Gholson, Joel NJ Acker.
| Neshoba-
Neyton-J C -MeElroy.
Noxubee-J Baachamp.
fOktibbeha- B L. Cromwell.
Panola-F B Irby, 4 Ellis.
Perry-- Carter.
Pike w Huffman.
Poptotoc-B. F. McWhorter, j. L
: Mornbis. A. J. Hem, j. NJ. Burton.
Rankin-W X Easterling, M w BROOKS
Scott 3 Graham.
Sinpson-T r Gowan.
Smith, McLauren.
{ Surfower-J Il Mcneil.
: Tippah-J. II. Kennedy, - Holcom'
TT n Power and - Penny hacker.
; Tishamin go-M. Suratt, B. B. Boom
:. w. A. Tankersly and j. w. Burrus'
a q Wayne-R NJ Tindal.
y Washington-J L Meares.
- Warren-D A Cameron.
y Wiilxinson-H. j. Simersll.
: Yallabusha-J L Melton, Robe
Brown.
civ Of Vicksburg-H " Shannon.
CIV of Natchez-G NJ Hillyer.
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ELooUEScE.-A negro orator thus con
Gu les au account of the death OF co'-
ored brother: - tox
.sDe last word dat he was heerd 10 say,
de last word he was known TO spa, -,
last word he was known 10 ut,el H.
word he eber pronounced, de last ssii apo,
he cher headed, de last ioea 49,,
calculated yes, my oreooen' oore
fortb sound. or articulate, was, Glory
Sncb amplified perorations are sometlnies
10 he heard from orators of renown.
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We take fhis method of announcing
that we will be candidates for Public
Printing at the approaching session OF
the legislature. We have an office every
way fitted to accomplish the work and
believe we can execute it with neatness
and dispatch, and at as little expense to
the State as any Office that will be before
the legislature.
j. SHANNON & CO.,
Publishers Clarion.
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Mississippi Legislature ELECTED OCT
2, 1865
Sen atOrs,

senators,
Adams, Amite and Wilkinson-Moses
Jackson. -
Alfalfa and Leake-Wm Land.
Carroll-J a Binford.
Chicl<asaw-T n Martin. )
Cnoctaw-H D Stone.
Copiah and pson-Ben King.
CoviDgton, Jones, Marion, Perry and
Greene-Joh Smith.
DeSoto and Tunica-
Hinds-J NJ Hawkins;
Holmes and Sunfower-J j Hooker;
Iawamba-J. NJ. Simonton.
Jackson, Harrison and Hancock-R
Seal
Jasper, Clarke and Wayne-P II Ma
pier; u
Z Montgomery !;
Kemper and Neshoba-H c Robinson
Lafayette
| LardSrliale and Newton-Robert Leach
| man;
| Lawrence and Pike
! Lowndes and Oktibbeha-C. F. Miller
Madison and Sco't-M Lyle;
Marshall-J r. Taylor.
Monroe-S. II. Anderson.
| Noxubee aud Winston-W.D d. Lyles;
Panola, Coahoma and Tallahatchle-
Pontotoc- jeff Wilson
Rankin and Smith-Robt Lowry
Tippah-F A. Wolfe.
Tishamingo-W. L. Duncan.
Warren-C SWEET;
Yalabusha and Calhoun-M. u.
Stephens. - on
: Bolivar-W. S. Yerger
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Profcss;onaL.-The office Of DIS. Gibbs
& Shackleford has recently been removed
to the building formerly used for the
Postofice, next door to Hurlbutt u Stur-
CESS, produce house. Persons having
need Of their professional services can
make known their wants by calling al
their Office They have established them
selves permanently in Meridian and
sustain an enviable reputation among Ih'
people of this vicinity.
DR.. J. w. Herbert, Dental Suageon
has located permanently In Meridian
and can always be found at his office owe
the store of Duncan & Hart, where ne
prepared to serve the public IN the CT
pacity of practical dentist.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

ESy Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
.orner of Common snaGMagAzine streets, New Or
cans. is now prepared TO supply those in want o;
rugs and medicines, with everything apPsrt"'nlne
% the drug trade, 6. the lowest market rates.
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card From ar Editor.

fr0"' ''' RIcnXoND, Sept. l9, 1900.
Major General Terry, Commanding Dep0''-
men. Of Virginia.
GENERAL; In some litigation in the
Court of Cancellation, it has been puo-
Iicly. persistently and emphatically assert !,:
cd that my name was odious to the mn
s.r- anti critics of this city, so much so
thst had been stricken by them WITH a
moral palsy" was forbid by them from
obtaining my livelihood from any eollo5
rial labors on the press of Richmond, ana
conld not even maintain the lntegtry -
| contract for my labor and services ;"
such respect. ;n;r
You will ? sneb public i report; how
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

quv RECENT DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MEN
pu,. The Memphis Argus, speaking OF
the destructive fire in that city on the ISL
Tnc number of bales of cotton consum-
oil vas something more than three thou
so.d and belonged to Messrs. Harms u
Warn,lfv. Messrs. Pickett Joy, and the
United States Government. Ot the Coy
ernneut cotton there WAS about loo'
bales Several parties had COTTON Oh
store in the sheds OF Pickett ana oFinAeJ
1t Is now gal orally believed the sheo was
set or fire by an lncendlary OF inegi' u'.'
Ties. The fire originated m the "a'eii 80,
If N. cars Harris & Wormley, from
rho,na Il was communicated to the
vsralr,,sa occaoi. d by the United States
Government. IN which was stored tae
cot on which for some weeks has peer
collected along the Mobile and Oalo Rhl
roed. and thence shipped on the Mem
rhis and Charleston Railroad 10 TINS
city.
Some of the insurance companies rep
resented by agents in this city VIII loos'
heavily. There was no insurance on 'h'
Government cotton we understand
Typ Rov,T F,wIIT OF SPA1N.-A CORES
pondent. describing the festivities at Bar
ritz writes
/ had not seen Queen Isabella Tor SIX
teen or seventeen years, and in that 1iIn
she has, OF course. changed, though no
SO much IS one might have expec'e0
Sac is very large in size, with features Q
TO means remarkable for dlstInct;ol
The infant her dau ;hter, Is tall OF ne
age slight, dark, and does not look 70 {,
in good health. Both mother ana aauS'
ter wore the mantilla, which IS ai"a!
becoming. The little Prince OF ASSURES u
behaved verv we'll during those exnlc
tons. He was ever, with his little hat
his hand, responding to the sAlutes OF Il
crowd
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Captain Z. F. MARrIN1ERE is our agent
an and /. authorized to receive and receipt for
subsc.ia.ians due the Carton.
The TriWeekiy Clarion will be sent TO our daiiy
,ubserb.9s at Padding and Tip Top CAptaln N
vi take charge of them and also our weekly tor tne
same hicsg and deliver to the proper p srties.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

WHAT IS D,RLING At is the dear
little beamins gill who meets one on the
door step; who fings her fair arms
around ones neck, and kisses one with
her soul of love; who seizes one's hat !:
who relieves one of his coat and hands
he tea and toast SO prettily; who places
her elfsh form at the piano and MARBLES
forth, unsolicited, such delicious songs
who casts herself at your foots;ool, an
clasps ones hand and asks unheard- OF
Questions. with such bright eyes and
dnsbine iface !. and on whose light, heecy
curls one places ones hand and breathe4
God bless her." as her fairy form oe-
| parts.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

cS~Commission end general merchants
will fad at the wholesale aruF store 4 Jas Gonfga!
corner of Coalm = aud A-gazine strseta' New Or
LEAFS. everything belonging TO the drug trade they
may require, at prices BASED on the latest gold quo
tatio1s.
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Term 8:

II- Druggists, in the city and country
.sn noor MIR base AMI have the selection of their
goods from tbs larg-zt assortment in She city james
conceal, Wholesale druggist corner Of Co"moh ana
Magazine streets New Orleans, IS prepared t. SEA
Is Goods at ii g low est 1aarke a. 9r lees
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

rsg- During the absence of the Mayor,
the duties pertaining 10 his othce WIZ
be discharged by Alderman Parker.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

SINGULAR AFFAlR-We read iii the
Chattanooga Gazette, Of the 18th uit
Sunday evening some animals, belonging
to a resident of this city, were standing
under the shade of tree near the
Erutchfeld meadow spring. While stand
ing there she'll exploded from a GREY
ice in the ground near one OF the laTS7
roo,s Of the tree killing one mule and a
fine mare. and wounding a second mule.
The SHELL vas probably thrown there
dnrinc the Missionary Ridge fight, and
remained until the time mentioned,
neriod OF nearly two years. The occur
renee is certsinly surprising
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Che Mobile Times.

The NOZZLE TINES, on and after the Ist OF
7ctobar-wiu be he ti.ie of Of paper published
nader taa ,,aas # IL .a15!I.H2. BAiLY NEWS, ore
Of the staUlrzcst zi 5elaolc journals IN the
support of In yi u ! ana Coas;iu.ioaal highs oi
man, ever pub islr3 il he south and being also
msst popuiac ard widely circulated journal CT News
Commercial Literary, and interesting matter Of al
kiads.
For one I earr ------ -'''-''''
Quarter, ~
Sept. l5dtf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

GOVERNOR BRowLow TO BE lHPEAchED.
In the T .nnessee Legislature, just as
sembled, Mr. jag. +. Hood, from On"s
tanooga, aud FIVE other members are pr
pairing articles ofimpeachment galnse w. L.s
Btownlow, upon the ground ina. ne 81 10,
illegally appointed Justices o. .ne - So ~
~ other officers contrary to the laws !"
H.. state The action If Mr.. Hood AM
hscol .apues will doubtless lead TO al
interesting discussion in the Legislature
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

SuEINo FOR DAxAGEs.-A few weeks
since white man by the name oil heIlei'
Seduced and eloped with negro won a.,
from Nashville, Tenn. They wero lol-
lowed by the injured husband IN. com
pany OF detective and found In tns
town of Bucyrus, Ohio, where as per
secuted Southern lady" she nao ostn
the recipient of fetes, balls, dinners o
The sable colored damsel returned No.
with her iege lord md Helfer was
by Bryant for seducing his VIE VIE 10y i"s
damages to the amount OF $lU,ooV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hn,narfant Notice.

Persons DESTROYS of getting back part
.. tho alue Of their cotton sold tie C. S. A. Gov
eminent for Bonds are invited cali at the Clarion
Office.
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EEADo'RS SUB DIST OF MERIDIAN
Ma-idiaa Miss Oct ss6J

EEADQRS SUB DISI OF VI hlDl ~
Me-idiaa, Miss, Oct. g, SOD )
General Orders 80. IL
In pursuance of Special Orders No. -, Depart
ent Of Mississippi Cctobe- 81 1865, the undersigned
hereby assumes comm An of the Subj District Of Me
ridian
AHexistiny or lers viii rem1a in force uEtu other
wise ordered
VAN E. YOUNG.
Cot 10Th u. S. Colorsd IL fantry.
cs5.i.I. I'm Y. DAVENPORT. A A GenI.
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---. C,IT.y CLARION will hereafter be
- ! III SUI, SHEET, and no labor or ex
published a, 20 make it worthy the patronage Of the
bubble. .o., The !,test news BY IELEGRAfh
Il viii c'''r ~, limited States information Hs to
.s1 81. P.. markets ia the most important South
Of the of % Miss.op qG AND IN o Rro
-r-s.iF ~ n ,yita variety Of interesting reading
1e-.r.. me WEEKLY CLARION will be published
q M ,,,-1irg and will contain the choicest.
every >GI .he Dajiy together with an interesting
-.,ina! OF selected
-! ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
- n,uacing aAdidates for State Or Dis. oo
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TERMS !:
~ ,.Vzs OF ADVERTISING.

.. IT'S gr.H be inserted for any time less
t O.. the rate Of one DOLLA
'..' .-rs-erv C.;yTG per square for the first in
Az snyENTY- FIVE CENTS per
..-. r,r,.cl subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements ordered for one month"; VIII De
q, seven dollars and iifty cents per square,
,Ira Elements Of more than two squares II lens'h'
will oabGshet at five dollars per month =.
Refreshments Published in the Daily, VIII also
.s.ra5a.5.t. a the tr.-wee<iy AM we ky paper
5a.-i deduction viii be 'nade to those "h9 ad-
y.r,s..y tie year
advertisements must be paid for in advance OF
,,r...I of each month.
separate ch.rgs viii be made FOR editorial notices
,.,.. rift. Of twenty cents per line.
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AGENTS FOR

Portable Cotton Gins, cOndensers' Presses hOrse
p,u.-s steam Engines Saw and Grist Milis, Wagons
Plows, Lilies Safes Riding ulthV~'oA'' 80
Steel Plows, warranted to scour Feed Cutters Ds'
ing Etc
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Nv. .,. tsorized to announce Il. A. Philips
r.,s-e befor, the Legislature for Superinten-
den; of the Pententiary.
- Sc are authorized to announce RoherI
,ric. a candidate for reelection to the once oi
d.. Of the House Of Representatives.
,.za,t-. .-. authorized e. announce >. = Porter
.i.ial, for reelection to the Office Of Secretary
Of rh. ~eUarr
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SeIImo Anatomical and PTepar-
afOry Medical School.

UuR undersigned propose opaning an Anatomical
and Preparatory School, for the benefit Ct medlcai
students before tnte ing into the more advance
"a T.; be MY Of Anatomy and Dissection. AID, as
Far as pracic. bic. ali the usual branches Me"l
rina If a suffi lent number Of students can oe 90
tafret to warrant the expense, propose 70 rToeu
complete laboratory for Chemical Lectures. an" VIZ
90 In endeayor to make Preparatory Scho"l 81 eu-
'" 70 &C nossibie students " TO desire an
ot,ice course viii be charged $3.50 car-thoso " no
desire a winter summer course OF hVe Inohths &C.,
payment preferred in advance to better ehsoiS " "
mr. cure NJ c.esary apparatus =.
Those vs. ishinS take advantage OF our proposion
viii ditcss either IF immt diately at Selma as v
b 70 commence as soon as practicable after the Isl
WE" W N ~ RITSSELL McCORD, 81. d.
VI ca FANS, NJ sob
| oc.121v B H. RIGGS. NJ
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HAUE4IHC; E5aE- 8-a1 &
,y,rJ,s up7er.irred ia prepared to d All kinds 81
IAI,t TEif in tbs cit ase c1ua. yet *oft '''tl-e
and on very rea.6nab 4-5snins. Gaa aHay5 oe otnV
next door TO duncan and HSrts new store OiAfiol
block Johusoa Avenue, ,leriaj"E, ~ So 1900
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Official ED. Z. DAvgspoRr, A A A Gen1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-10
DAlLY DEMOCRAT.



On the lst Of August there were 654 con.
victs IN the lllinsis State Penitentiasy md
aths 'esy y they still comera 'a4l'tf'
A writer in New Orleans styling himself .
"rec6ee piaeteys" urges the iusrSdartien q
Chinese labor for cotton plantations.
Artemus Ward &C. r. Bsows) has bought
the snug cottage in the village Of yonkers.
which vas formerly the property Of Chan
frau, the actor. = = q III
A justice Of the peace in Dutches county.
New York, sentenced . boy eleven years
old to the Albany Penitentiary for two years.
The boy has been pardoned by the Cover
nor. 9 So a9EGtf. s1il a34BaE ID
The amount Of e7o6. 479, 20 was received
into the State Treasury Of illinois during
the month Of Jolt, Of which 1858 ,o3s,l9
was for State taxes, and f240, 1853, 0s from
the Illinois Central RSiiYoAd ftfs 8. x
A young gentleman in New York, de-
scrsbed ~ 'vhe son Ola we'll known Federal
Official, having been called goose by his
sweetheart, swallowed large dose OF lauda
mum. The doctor who applied the stomach
pump wss soundly abused for his pains by
the foolish fellow whom he restored to life.
At Randolph. Wis, on Monday, farmer
Windsor took pretty gal with him to .
circus. STAIRWAY walked his wife to the
druggist, Of whom she bought some srsen
&c. This she inserted into . pie Of which
her husband was very fond. He ate it next
day at dinner. and that night was past the
region of Irritation. Mrs. Windsor's ad-
dress is ct Madison Jail.
A distressing accident occurred August
lat, near the depot Of the La Crosse and st
Paul railroad, at Milwaukee, by which Mrs.
Flood. lady about fifty years. u Age, wAs
Instantly killed She was standing on the
track while an engine was backing cars down
to the depot, and was run over by the train
No blame is attached to tire train men. She |
WAS widow, with two sons in the army
In 1850 trial took place in Connecticut,
under the section Of the blue laws prohibit
ing kissing. The offenders were sarah Tut
lie and Jacob Newton. 1t appears that Sa-
rah dropped ter gloves and Jacop found |
them. When Sarah ssk I'd for them, jacob |
demanded kiss for his pay, and as the de-
mand did not seem cxtravagant. she adjust
I'd it forthwith The facts were clearly
proved, and the parties were each fined 20 |
shillings.
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