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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

The Festival was uader the more imme-
date supervision Of ALLAN DAWSON ESQ.
and to his efforts, ably seconded by Dun
CAN McGREGoR, and others. It's great
success was due. Most of the Scotch
men in st. Croix and Pierce counties
were present. and many came from St.
Paul, and other places more Distant
Among those who contributed most to
the interest of the occasion, was Mr. JAS
CRAIeIE, of Hamilton Mills, Scott Co.,
MINI. A splendid specimen of well de-
veloped manhood, clad in a magnificent
Highland costume, and playing the pipes
with artistic skill, he looked royalty, aud
was the observed of all observers"
The supper was served al o'clock,
in the large hall of the City Hotel. The
hall was finely decorated for the occa-
sion. AS you entered it, the hospitable
Scotch welcome "CoME BEN" greeted
the eye. AT one end of the hall, the
National colors were tas,efully displayed
and across the other end was the warn
ing, Remember Tam O'Shanter." A
fine portrait of 'sTHE PoEr OF THE
HEART" adorned one wall, and opposite
was tho majestic face of THE MYRIAD
MINDED" both kings in the realm of pc
etc thought, recipients of worlds will
ling homage, and inheritors of immortal
fame. Pictures of WAsHIEGroN-"Ihe
Rulers Eremplar," LIScoLN-"1He
Peoples Choice" and others, tastofalIy
wreathed, met the eye. One of the
happiest adOrnments was a fine engra-
wing representing the "Cotter's Saturday
Night" and beneath it the poetic inscrip-
ton, "HoME's LLIAD."
After supper was over, the "feast of
reason and flow of soul commenced.
ALEX. MEeGETr Esq, of Eau Claire,
was called to the Chair, assisted by Vice
Presidents DUNCAN McGREGoR. of River
Falls, and w. EcKFoRD, of St. Paul.
The President upon taking the Chair
thanked those present for the high honor
conferred on him in assigning him this
place, and announced the first regular
toast
Tie Day and Name zoe celebrate.
Response by Allan Dawson Esq.
mr.. President, Ladies and Gentlemen -
One hundred and six years ago. the winds
chorussed wild anthem around the 'clay
biggiu" where, near the midnight hour, was
born one of the greatest poets that ever sprang
from tile bosom of the people.
Tonight, by the banks of the Mississippi.
the st. Lawrence, and the Ganges-in the
lev regions of the Eorth-in the far-off cline
Of the 0rient-in every town of his native
land, are ovations being paid to the memory
of him through whose heart vibrated the
sweetest melodies of song. In many cities of
our land, what crowd of memories rush
through the mind ofevery Scotchman on this.
the anniversary day of Burns. Through the
vista of years he sees the land Of his fathers.
the home of his childhood. the streams where
he played, and the mountains he scaled. and
emotions sweep over his heart. wild as the
winds which moan and sing through the
glens of his native land.
Around this festive board are many whose
eyes never beheld the land Of mist and
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

Bound TO SEE HIM-At the Burns
Festival last week, q Bag piper from st.
Paul was advertised to be here, dressed
in costly suit. A countryman was
heard to say that he was "going to
Hudson to see RoBERT Burns, who was
going to play on a bagpipe in a dress
that cost Hudscu Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

w We think it is wrong 10 urge
persons to discharge their duty. Too
many people have already given duty
her final discharge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

g There are many persons connec-
ted with "The Press" not editors or
publishers-we mean a clothes press,
when girl is in the clothes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04
Vacating Lands.

THE Comfy Supervisors propose TO petit
l. ton the Legislature 10 vaeate al unpro-
ductive town and city lots in the county
All persons having or knowing Of such prop
erty, willav Themselves Immediately Of tho
opportunity, by ssndiRg description and
list TO me, and will forward to Madison
Attend to it; now is the time.
1. F. MAYNARD, Chm Suns.
Prsscott. January 5. 1856,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

EE The annual meeting Of the Pierce
Co. Ag'l Society was held last Wednes-
day. We are compelled to defer the
publication Of the minutes till next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

~ On the fourth page will be found
an interesting statement of the amount
paid from the County Treasury to the
families of volunteers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

w In the absence of any more ra-
tional explanation, we regard the Meteor
that appeared last Saturday morning, as
warning to delinquent subscribers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

Eg The report of the Adj. General,
on the inside of this paper, contains a
large amount of interesting matter, rel
atiye to the soldiers of this State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

H CHARLEY BARNES has just re-
turned from New York. He reports
the snow very deep there, and on most
of the route.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

H What little snow there was on
the prairie has nearly vanished. There
is snow enough in the timber.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

B- 1t is said that ''every dog has its
day." but BURNs' "Twa Dogs" are an
exception. They are barking still.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

H- The religious meetings are still
continued here with no abatement of in
terest.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

Twelve merino sheep sold in Brandon
VT, for $4,000. Somebody had the
wool pulled over his eyes pretty heavy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

~ Prof. r. L. REED lectured Mt
Hastings, on Wednesday evening, on
LANGUAGE,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04
The quotas of Wisconsin.

The following are the quotas assigned
by Pro. Marshal Fry to. the several dis
lricts in this State
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

We are at loss to know how the
Sixth is called on TO furnish the largest
number of any of the districts.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04
OH " r. 81:

NOR SALE CHEAP, House and Lot in
-I the city of Prescott. 100 acres OF land in
Oak Grove. 80 acres broke and fenced; good
barn, cistern. and small dwelling, one-half
mile from the Mississippi River; four or five
hundred cords of wood on the land. All will
be sold cheap for Cash.
JOHN O'BRINE.
Prescott, December 81, 1864. 37tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

On the Ist inst. at River Falls, by Rev. A.
Gibson, Mr.. VIM. III. PUETT and Miss NANCY
J. BoUGHTox, all of Prescott.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04
lost,

In Prescott, on the 18th inst. River Sa-
BILE Victorine, with long fronts, three tags on
each. Any one finding or giving informa
tion. will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
at this Office, or at the Post Office.
81. A. RICE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04
CITY RESTA URAN Mt.
JOHN SMITH

UTOULD announce to his friends that
w" he has opened Restaurant on Broad
Street. where he keeps Constituencies. Eata-
bles, Spruce Beer, etc., etc. Fresh Baltimore
Oysters by the can or plate. Drop in and
see him.
Prescott. May 81. 1864. 3-wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-04

Wee. sma' hours ayont the twal,"
had begun to grow large, when the COM
pany joined hands in Scotch fashion, and
sang "Auld Lang Syne," and thus
closed one of the pleasantest social gath
erings it was ever our good fortune to at
tend.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Council Proceedings,
MAYORS OFFICE, Meridian, Miss,
CIT o0th 1S65

Sept. iULh, 1900.
The board of Mayor and Aldermen met
pursuant . al order Of the u .yor.
Present: Jao. Armstrong, Mayor, and
Messrs. Gibbs, Shannon, Parker. Cain,
Aldermen
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
The Chairman of the committee to
confer and contract with Col. Zelgier for
street laborers. asked for further time,
which was granted. He stated Col. Zeig-
Ter had already placed number OF hands
on the streets.
The committee to examine the Tax
Assessors books asked for farther time,
which was granted.
The committe on city grave yard asked
FOL further tune, which was granted.
The accounts of J. j. shannon & Co.,
City Printing; Jno. Armstrong, Mayor
r. Y. r. Chadwick, Secretary and City
hands for work on streets, were approved
and ordered to be paid.
Leroy Deas, City Collector, reported
that he had collected S50i ,65, and re
PORTED that some parties had refused K
pay the taxes due City of Meridian.
The following resolution was Offered
| by Aid Parker, and adopted by the BoarC
Of Mayor and Aldermen,
Resolved, That the City Marshal b
| ana is hereby authorized to employ al
extra police force on Monday the Cd 0
Oct next, to aid in enforcing the ord
nances of the city, at a sum not exceed
ing $50 per day.
JNO ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
| r. Y. r. CHADWICK, Secretary.
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EDITOR OF CLARIoN:-Dear Sir sWith your permis
sion wish to say the readers of your paper tnaI
W i'll send by return mail, to all who wish lfreeJ
REGIME with full di ections for making ana using a
simple Vegetable Balm that will efectuay remove, IN
impurities of the skim leaving the same SOFT Clear
smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having bald HeauS ..
Rare Faces simple directions and Information ina!
will enable Them start full growth OF Lu1uri1n'
Hair Whiskers or Moussache, in less than thirty
days. ..,,-, nail vithou,
| charge. Respectfully yours .
o"~-e THOS r CHAPMAN, Chemist
| GAL RroadWay New York.
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MF3I1IsN MILITARY DIRECTORY.

GEO N. Zsigler, Col. sd U. S. c. l.,
EI l.. Davenport, 1T Lieut.. and Adj't
ioI {. s.. c. l., A. Il. A. 6.
r. W. riorer. Surgeon Doth Ind. Vol,
sureeon-in Chief Of Sub. Dist.
r TIoratio Everson, lst Lieut. sd U. 3
J. l.. Provost Marshal and A. d. G.
o. S. Coffin, Capt and A. Q. M. Vol.
Sampson "a PIatt, 1st Lieut.. Goth Ind
~, Atkinson. Cd Lieut.. Goth Ind
Vol. A. A. ms Gen. i,
Ed. l.. Buchwalter, Captain and Sub
Com, Freedmen's Bureau.
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To CONFERENCE.-The undersigned having oeen
remedy after having suffered several years, with
savere lung aft ction and that dread disease, Con.
Sumptops an xious to make known to his fellow sui
ferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
criotion nsed free of charged with the directions for
nrap9arinp and usipg the same which they will hnd
snTe cure for consumption, Ashema, Bronchitis,
Coughs Colds, ETC. The only object OF the aoVertser
in sending the DR. sscription is to beneh the amcsed
and sp-ead information which he coneeives to De IN
valu BILE and he hopes every sufferer VIII try ms
remedy as it wiz cost them nothing ana may prove
! q blessing. ..o,,
Parties wishing the prescription, will please aadress
REV EDWARD A WILSON,
| Williamsburgh, Kings County, Ne" YORK
Sept 5-dlm.
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Il GoygRxoR SuARKGy.-We find the toi-
bowling in reference to Governor Sharkey.
~ :; Washington correspondence oil the
l0h inst, published in the Chicaso
Times:
Assurances have also been sent 10 me
latter from Washington. to the effect ma
bic necessary arms and accoutre mems
will be furnished 10 the Safe militia a.
BOON as they are organized. So lar all =
yell But the principle grievances, Q
which the Governor complained sun re
mains unredressed This was that oeh
Slocum and the military authofl 1V
Acting under instructions from the "a
Department., refused to ebey or reea'
4he writ OF habeas corpus when ISSUE
by the civil courts. However, IL IS pc
6eved that the important 'nceSslo'
made to Gov. Sharkey wili cause MN :
lorego his intention of reslgnlns' p'l
&icularly as he has been also assured INA
u considerable portion OF the troops no
b Mississippi viii soon be disbanded an
khe protection of the State be left, uit
hately, 10 the State militia.
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CHURCH SCHOOL
FOR
YOUNG LADIES'
AT
a NT a A TIT II

:
Madison County, Mississippi.
POST Office Madison Station.
TINHE annual session of this DOL will commence
A on the 20 of Sept. 1865. There will be two
Departments the Primary and the legate.
Annlicapts will be admitted into the Primary De
partment without ex animation, at any sGe. admis-
sion iuto any If the Collegiate Departments or pro mo
lion from to another will be granted to SUCH only
oe sustan an examination the studies which pre-
cede it. Those who complete tAe whole course sai;-
factorily will receive at its close a Diploma
For the Government of the young ladies' put one
'rule' will establish viz: that they shall at all
times conduct themselves becomes the daughters OF
gentlemen and the enforcement OF this regulation
win be the special duty of Mrs. Johnstone.
to the pupils must present letters Of insrue
ton from Parent Guardians, to the Principal Nc
visits should be made On Sunday or during school
Each pupil is requested to furnish her oyn forks
spooLs tor, and pkns and to have thesei also
her clothing, marked with her name in full
Daily instruction in plain Sewing will be afforded to
such as desire it, without extra charge
Parents who m ~ prefer their child en- should not
study our religious books requested to Motif
| the Principal and they will have their wish re-
| A comfortable Hack will run Mondays Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays between Madison Station on tie IN
OF & G n Il r, and ARnandale, six mile distant
connecting with the IT. ins The Post Once ADDRESS Is
| Madison Station, Madison county, Mississippi
| COURSE .oF INSTRUCTION.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
Spelling Reading. Writing, Mental Arithmetic, BE
men ary Arithmeic, Elementary geography PaIIey
ItVH
Childs Book of Nature, Cateehism Sacred Music
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT,
JUNIOR CLASS.
Smelling Reading, Writing, Davies Arithmetic
| snith', Fsnglish Grammar Mtchefs 9eography, amer
lea History Exercises in Composition, La tin Gram
/ mar Natural Philo=ophy comme1eed, Ktpps Douole
Win, So, Catechis2i, sacred Music
MIDDLE CLASS.
| Spelling, Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra
Gesmetry, Geography, Fowler's Englsn Grammar
| Epplsh story, Ancient History, Exercis" IN Com
0ositisn Karne FL, meuts of Criticism, Botany, M0
| biology Cesar Virgil Greek Grammar The p3eiu
| Al. ericaa nus, Sacred Music
OPTIONAL COURSE.
Drawing and Painting, vocal and Instruments
| Music and Modern languages
TERMS.
PAYABLE half yearly in Advance.
ruition in Primary Dept (per Annun). 80
Collegiate department, Ivy w
Modern Language, (each) % %
\ Music Vocal or InstruDen talp "
Drawing or Painting, ~ ~
!. Boarding per month"; ko1
i incidental tax per month, =,
The Rector is IN correspondence WIN stVer2 OF Ia
most acc omplis he'd educators in the cOIary, and WI
| n due time be able 10 announce the Faculty
| Application should be made to The undersigned OF
: ars Johnstcne. x,,e 49,.
September 18th, 1865 dina.
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THE BIBLE AND
Land for Sale or to Rent.

n WILL, sell nv land the Mobile l. Ohio Railroao
L VERY CHEAP, or rent II low Ior TIE ne JeAI'
thar whole or in less quantities to suit renters
The tract is level and good, and well i'm proved with
ONE 500 acres in cultivation. The whole tract con
aims $50 scres lying nrscuy On .ne Main O~0 A~'A
,etween Meridian aud Enterprise
IAN authorized also to sell dne Rosewood lane
early new The fToHt beautifully inlaid with pearl
.srv cbasn Nv Postofice 10 ~ EnterpTiss. Miss
a.; d n n. PEYTOE KING
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The services of Ed. j. B. Hamberlin
49,, ts.,, secured by the Baptist Church in Meridian
:, connection with those of Ed. S. Williams Kid
Williams will preach each LIST Sabbath, and Ed
t1.r,lin on each 3D. Sd, and 4.h Sabbath OF each
mcrtb and on the 5th Sabbath when it occurs
October Sd DIT
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03

rag Druggists, in the city and country
can now purchase and have the selection OF their
goods from the largest assortment In the city James
Donegal, Wholesale druggist, corner OF Common anc
Magazine streets, Nav Orleans, is prepared to sci
bis goods at the low est market prices.
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GENERAL ORDERS,

No. l.
Extract In compliance with Special orders No II,
.xtract l. Headquarters Acting Assistant Commits
.;o,o- Freedmen's Bureau for Northern District Of
Miss of date of Sept 10th, 1906, the undersigned here
~ assumes charge of the SubDistrict of Meridian
Miss comprising the counties Of Noxubee. Winston
Kemuer Neshoba, Lauderdale, Clarke, Jasper and
Newton
TT. All officers or agents in charge of Refugees
Indians. Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands or tene
,s in said counties, will forward their reports to
and be subject to all orders issued at this Office Head
quarters at Meridian
ED. L. BUCHWALTER,
| .. % dow Capt. and Sub. CommissioneI
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Jackson Miss, Sept IA. 1873
All Aasessors and Collie ctors of taxes under tnt
4 nTSsnauee of the 18th July. are hereby require
Ike heir fusl reports by the first day Of otoo'
Those " ho may fail to 90 SC viii be proeseae'
un,,r the 9Th article of section n Of the re-
ISL Given uni. my hand aud The seal OF th'
Lo- w. l. SHARKEY.
t~~' Provisional Governor
~ order of the Governor:
IouN H. ECHoLs, Secretary OF state.
sept. % div
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RAFT would be well for parties IN
&erested. to notice that the Special Oo"F'
Nil cease 10 take new cases after ora
Monday Of October. Claimants oil cotton
ard other personal property vii! lose
the benefit of summary proceedings un
les act on is commenced before thai
lime.
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sSg- 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 1pP'r'~ns
n the drua trade, at the lowest market rates
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
urxEIEs.u CLE.gRY,

raroRTER, and Wholesale dealer IN Pure D ,iss
and Me1.cines French, English and Amsriea !
Tooth Nail and lair Br2s hes feti"'ne, Chr;.
Church, NEW ukLEAN3s. I~J-"'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03

- THE DAILY CLARION win hereafter be
! .lad on a FULL SHEET and no labor or cx
rrrel 70 make ii worthy the patronage of the
"a ,,;I contain the latest news BY TELEGRAPH
IN ,art. Of the United States information As 10
| ,liti5n Of markets H. the most important South
;,a. full accounts of the measures now IN pro-
for the reorganization Of Mississippi and other
I.+bcrn States with variety Of interesting reading
p THE WEEKLY CLARION win be published
. - sunday morning and will contain the choicest
,ins frrn the Daily together with an interesting
. rr original or selected
&NNnIrN CEMENTS.
! " N.uou icing audiiates for State or Dis
off .ps - =
p ".,r oni,- .............. ) o.
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Terms:

p6z-Commission and general merchants,
v,u find at the Wholesale drug store of Jas. CONCEAL
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans, everything belonging to the drug trade they
NAV require, at prices based on the latest gold quo
tltious.
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WALKER BROS. g. CO.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

TOBBERS and dealers in Clothing, Dry Goods
u Boots and Shoes No 229 NJ In street. MEMPHIS
TENN.
ET Clothing Factory. No 90 North Third stree
PHILADELPHIA, pa rnly 96dAw2M
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03

The School in the Baptist Church opened
yesterday under the supervision of Etd,
j. l.. Hanberiin. The church house Is
being fitted up for school purposes ana
other outside rooms are being put up lo'
Ahe music department.
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TER MS
DATUs or ADVERTISING,

,,.. ...,.rts viii be inserted for any time less
... ...asi 1t the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
IN FIFTY CEVTS PR square for the first in
a ,.to and SEVENTY FIVE CENTS per
|. ouars for each subsequent insertion.
lyrrtiscnents ordered for one month, not exceed
Il 10 sy, squares. will b. charged per square TEN
|DOLLARS.
/ i, liberal dcdactaA viii be made to those who ad-
r.rtise by the year.
All advertisements must be paid Tor IN advance OF
n. the end ~ each month.
,rs-r,e viii be made for all advertisements
nri,If shea in the Weekly.
,,. c1,orre will be made for editorial notices
4. IN. rat, of twenty cents per line.
1 Address. CLARION Meridian, Miss.
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sep. 2s-d2w

B. F. COMFORT will deliver a Masonic
Lecture in Meridian, over the store of L. A Duncan
8 Co., every Friday evening, commencing at p M
Sept. 23.dlm.
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The Mobile Times.

THE MOBILE TINES, on and after the lst OF
October will be the title of OF paper Ho0 paolsnec
nader the name of the MOBILE DAILY NE VS. one
~ the staunchest and most reliable journals In the
support of Individual and 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
kinds.
TeFms:
For one Year, ''''''''' w ~
Quarter, ~"
Sent. Is diff.
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Our TI-Weekly.

I. We commence with this number OF the
Clarion the publication of tri weekly
H. addition to our regular daily and
werkIy editions. The Tri-W eekly Clarion
Ni}I be sent TO all our daily subscribers
b. HE Mobile and Ohio railroad and all
Who may subscribe for it on other routes.
N will contain all the reading matter OF
the daily and be published on Sunday
Tne,dav and Thursday. We will publish
il full the proceedings of the Leglsia
a,,re that meets this month, give the
latest market quotations from Mobile ana
New Orleans aud give our readers the
most important neszs from all parts OF the
United States. No pains nor labor VIII
Ne spared to render the Clarion equal &c
any aper in the South.
oar terms are so low that the Ciarlor
Wi,I he in the reach of ali who desire
Newspaper. A little effort on the part o
BAR friends would easily double GU
present circulation. Any one who Wi
end us fee subscribers at our publishes
rutes will receive a copy free.
TERMS.
Daily, per month, 9l'oo
Fri Weekly, % ~
Weekly, double sheet s pages,
per annum, o'Vo
Address, -,
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OFFICE sUBCoM- FREEDHEN's BUREAU.
sUB-DISTRICT OF MERIDIAN
MERIDIAN, MISS SEPT GOTH 1856;
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Public Entertainment

Jack son, .Wtsstssip p &.
AIRS. NE. FLUssER respectfully informs her
vi fiends and the public generally that her
HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT.