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OteGn Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L THROUGH LINE TO
CALF RNIA,

CALF FORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii
dispatch on WEDNF DAY, the lst OF NOVEMBER next
or CANAirsT.. Moth River Their NEW AND FIRST
CLASS STEAMSHIP
HENRY CTIAUNCEY,
Capt. ALFRED q. GRAY.
for Aspinwan, connecting via the PANAMA RAILROAD
acro.s the ltmu Of Panama and he raciAc with the
Company's ilyoIite steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
for San Frrucisco
g. GSS aSS1e ;''e s H. " 4 e$y aoa 1Ss5t''I ss
eR when such dates fan on Sunday when The de- arturo VIII
.. Of taq preceding Saturday. The
ATLANTIC,
Capt JEFFERSON MAURY. viii ail on SATURDAY,
November H. connecting ON the Pacific with the COLORADO
BALTIC,
Capt ROBERT II. HOkNEH viii sail TUESDAY
November 9l connecting With the SACRAMENTO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES,
iSctUDISG RAILROAD YARg.
firt Cabin $500 second Cabin. t!5j Stcerare, el25
Children between aud y yoars half fare; chi dren from
yeor', quarter fare children under years, free.
BanAsble funds &c rroucy) only taken in payment.
or on, Of town srr u9y aesuIe p4.age by ren'tnr
send tcse;s by mail or exures.. msy he directed.
baggage through Ia charge Of bsssse masters over
100 poand baggage allowed each eia passenger For ell
Over hls 1' ~ cents es pound must be paid to the
gage.
WAY PASSAGE RATES
NEW-iORh 10 ASPISWALL.
First cabin i2j second cabin $50 stecrAse. 60 Chill
dren at proPonOntte rates.
WAY BAGGhGE-On al over 100 pounds 10 each adult
passenger three cents pc pound payable to the purser
board
AsPINwALL TO PANAMA
$25 in eold snd children IN proportion, payable at A'pin
wall
IN experienced surseon assigned 10 each ship. Mcdicnc
AID proiessional services irre Of chAfse.
For pas.sre tickets further Information, sppy At The
Conpsrys 1cket Office, tho wharf, foot Of Cana!'s..
North River.
In BOSTON, 10
G. L. BARTLETT Coz No l6 Broads-
For Freight, TO
WELLS, FARGO C Co,
No II BROADWAY;
OR. on TIE tOMPANl'S WHARF
Freight Agents Of the rechs Mall Steamship Company
l.. W. @. BELLOWS. AGENT
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WAY PASSAGF RATES.

Office CF WELLS FARGO 4 CO..
INV ioKK AND CAIIFQ. VA SPEFcs ASD LyCHAsGs Co.
40. ~ iROADWAr hEw.s ok. }
CLIPPERS Of FREIGHT TO the PACIFIC
- COAST 10 Telsetsfe notice, .f having been tppoined
FREIGHT AGENTS PACIFIC MAIL .IEaMSHiP CO.
prepared 70 receive iies sis nr California, Ose
gon kcvsds Na us0u Territory. SsnlNcn Islands, Itn
ri Am.nca, Lrd West Cotst south AmrucA
For tate, ~ = ,lg office. No. "a Broadway froi GIT
oil dock foot of Cdutl b.
steamer, wi,a .t ilih sud 2l't Of ea,h month those
dates fs'-u, on -ggdly on ficf'dus saturday
No slow height received ~ Jay o saii1g
IRE ghi must b. delivered 10, foot n Csnal,t
Bills % laing val bs issurd q 30. 90 br'1cwly
Our usual package viii b. sent By each steamer,
and WI close A. lO a. m o. lrg Day.
cur lritrr bars vii ciase 40 li, q. M.
Fot convenience % u cI.toner' letter bag, viii
he sep tho Metropolitan Hotel sad the eocA 100. Of
Causl-si.
Ourfrsnkei envelopes viii b. ss'e II TIE Office Of io
Ho,e.. o,,s, NO - Broadway. snd Canal e.
dock
All letter, sen, through us must be In GoVeumen. ga
veorrs
sifht Erchsu., o. Ssn Frtucis-o for ss.c.
Tersrsphc nscfs Of money made ~ al Tont' feac ei
by The Vilcs West Coast.
CGlofniA Coupons bought ~ bet raios -
WELLS. FiR0O Co
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TRAINS LEAVE EEWYORki
For Eep.Isvrl. 100. $50 Et.) lLD In i3io' lEf)
0r li.rD o g. g. % and bOJ ttI,l =. IA. go, -
Fsf Md .ep0it zoo 800 fLrl ilJ . NJ i|i'' Nni'
o. ,Fs.l rs. 4 10 and 300 (EI.Dp m.
F,r tfrd and stlstorl 7oJ no M ~ ~ ?; M M
ia Fair6ell soutapos, aud We'lPos1. |OV III" Hl '"
tJIp m. ,,o 10 ,oso "a IA. r I2is (ELJ
- r,s,,n o0 3 ~ li'JO ;3.5. 40 so p m:
- .lr.en,,ich 5Co go liJ9A ia. -, ~ - ) I'm
30 STANFORD : 90 SO tEr.l tJJ l5V m- l|'' NEA'
400 tFIJ34 as SO. 90 800 tEI,l n; "a oao II 4,
-, p,rt hector and in.rmediats stations '"N' NV ~
4. m; 9t3 ~, so 80. ~, p: o.; ,,;, ,,Ye
FOR gos,on via srrlngfed s.O)s n tLA'l 9oo lEh'''V
-, Boston. via Shore Line l2l5, (EIl acop M
for ilartold lnd Springfield, 600 tEIJ e. m tEhJ'''
toa.ciicu, River Railroad OoA IN tErl iAi'p III
a. N,rtr-al 400 o. m. 20 Northampton ooo ~. 4
For Hartford Providence aud FishkI halfold' 'VV '"'
M li,ycn. New London and sonuston hAi0a'''
gOo a m T. IS. 800; t:0o 2 IN =, Nor.,.,p,on
D., Iousstouc Railroad. a m and y ,. II - -
~ '1',', ,yilh . o. m will run TO fiIt'heiu-V'ne
e't, :, Nv ~.~-a,nck RAILROAD 8Oos m 400 p m A,
for Dsnbury and NorSalk l1airoad Nv NV D. n' '''
2. - o., - c.,. .,,,cbed 70 q. 10 D. n train.
Conmoo0u' '''eP"e JAMES IA. HOfr Supt
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Go n0bom II map Concern.

A NDERSONvILLE PRISON, GEORGIA.
a Av ,on having lost relative or debtor By desh al
De Auaersouvie Pr Ga. aud hhs legal claim 70
any pay bounty aud allowances due such deceased person
rcted on reasonable by the ncrsigned who tonc
are in possession OF copy the Ur nal Hospital hecofd
sr8 ali nocs.sry evidence D., establish snd collect any ieg
mate claim. Address ALLEN 4 LAISON, Army and Navy
Bsnkers No % Bleecker-si., New ora
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6orsts, Carriages, %r.

TOR SALE.-A pair of HORSES, l6 hands
Il high wsIIsuied sound Kind aud seuir , b. ior iany
dTyl-. Apply a. PTiyafe stable No. o. Hosi Thirty eighth
o.. wberr they can be
T1OR SAE-FOrtv iirst-cass city OMNI-
BUSES. in good or6er rTy n the OGcr Of the Twen-
ty-tiirds'. stage line, Twenty sE hst lrd h4rtasye.
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NEw.YoRK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
lsG5 SUMMER ARRANJENENr. 1868
COMMENCING MAY -. 1875.
TRAINs LEANE NAV. 81

r.,.n-er Station IN NewlorE coIner Twenty 'evrnih 81
80 folr,aays Entrance or Twenty seyenth-st
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Religious Notices.


AIccture for the Jews will be- delivered on SUNDAY
EVENINO neIt the Vllth District Court Room. on Ihe
Sne Word Of Prophecy Concerning the Messiah, by tho
Rev Mr. CORNWALL. Services to commence at "a ociock
Jews aud Geutes cordially invited to attend
at ~. Johns VI. T.. Church, Fiily thrd.st, bet
Brosdway and Eight hth-ayr.-Preaehng TO-MOhkoW hiOf
a m end7 p. m. by the Pastor tho Rev. Thus LODoE'
Sunday School at q. IN and p. m.
Anna Il. Dickinson will deliver her first Lecture Tor
ths season in New-ior the COOPER lNSTITUIE, on
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 81. Subject FLOOD TIDE.
See Advertisement In another part Of this paper
Heiievers In the second Coming Of Christ. and
Future Life for the Righteous ony.-PreAchng at bod
worth Hall No. 300 Broadway, tsUNDAY) by Elder IL.
BURBANK, at lOi u IN and y IN tho evening Union
Meeting of the Second Adven,isls at Seats free.
BIeecker-sf. Univcrsalist Church, corner OF
Downine the Rev. DAY X. LEE. Pasor-Seryices at Ol
anl \ p Sulec, for the evening Buddha and tho
BrAhminA"
Bethesda baptist Church, W. II. PENDLErON
Pas.0rhr cl,ug sGyces IN their present. house OF wor
ship In Twenty iecond..t Third tomorrow
NJ l0l O'Clock They viii mt I'm tho evening At y o'clock II
the octuroroom Ia fiy thiTds,, near Seventh ave
Pastor Will ptcaen,
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER RALMfR ,, FTGasuR9 M NAshVA
~" Ella AND S6ri:R lNrERMEbiArE FONTS,
1lenew and sllnneh steamer, Of be SoT,s,sh IIn.
leave Newly ork daily fSuudsys eNceo ed q o'clock p M
nom Pier No. 50 North Riv, 3, lsot Of fYestry'a,
there ,onp.c,n, viii ~ st.,cbo, rs-.,, rrin rom N.
above points VIA Noylca and Worcester, ioson nd WoF
ceer Worcester and Nashua and New London aud ohoru
freight TAKEN t;ns lowest rates. For information inqrss
of ). MARTIN, AGENT on too Per
NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
" From foot Of bery-st, North River. New ork, con
eriing 1t Hampton Juncoa with Delaware, Lscsaw
emo Wes.rn Ksir1ud and at Eas'on with Lchzh Valley
Railroad sud ~ connections forming direct ue 70 Pits.
uu-,n ind ba west without change OF esr' also to the VI
"'-''" GREAT jTI MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains diy for tie West! except Suniyh
one Tx res, ain dly crcept Saturday. the Oil Ro
Cincinnati Louis. with but one change os cara
c........,. .. fA1a ,..! AlRANgEM[hTs. ,,,o,v,
Al 600 q. M, or Raston. Mauch Chunk "I"lam'pof-
"i!scs9aue, Nah nov City, &C. NJ
hAtL lR.S-Atg:oJa a. Tor Flerngton, Esston' Wan
Gap, SCRANTON, Wkesbarre Great Bend, Pht'oi binShm'
500 m. Western E1pres. fer Easion Allentown Read
Ing harris0drs, PIisbIgI and the West with our ono
change o. to Cincinnati Chicago and but two changes
I2:ci N. TE,rr-For Eaton Allentown. slaucn Chunk
Reading. Psitsyiie. HlrusDu &c
~. m.-for Essou. scranton. Great Bend Bethlehem,
Maucb Ihuua and ~ t4l.iain.por'.
5p. m.-for Somefville and Flemington
G:2O p. u.-For SOmeryii..
7:pO p M rpI.ss tr,in, the Oh Region AVID Erie
$500 WESTERN EIpnEss TRAIs--for Easton. Allen
town Resdnr Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. and the West Sleep
ing c,rs from Jersey City through to Pittsburgh. ,
ELIzABgrHPoVT Asp NRw.foRk FE, IY-LeNe REV.
YorA nom foot Of Lbrrys. at i0:CO and $3.50 p m
from fsr No. North River fUO Tie boats stop a.
Bergen Point and Mariners HArbor. -
Tickets Tor tEa West be obtained a. tho once Of ths
Central Railroad Jersey. Lbrryst., \. H. at
N2 Alor House al Nos 2l and 525 Pfoadway ana at hs
lTla cipl hots.4 JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superintendent
\ ERIE RAILWAY TRIMS leave Depot foo
I ~ Of ChsnbeTss. via Pavouis Ferry:
m.. Day Express for 'snardagua Roehester, buiao
salsrabes aud West. Conrrc,ss ut Buffalo With Lake sho
and Grand fiuuk Railways. end at Salamanca with Alsn
s.Jd a. IN. Mix aud Way Train. dalY, 10 Otisvile
10 m, Express Mai, ior Bunao connecting with Lak
| Shofs Railway.
| 4p.m Wy Train. for Port Jervis and Sewbur-h.
y. Nsl t1p.css, io Canand4isua noche.ier Buhko
Ss.sinauca nd West.
6p M lightning Express. daily oy CO. andaisua Roches
ter 3uliO. sallnancl, DuHkk. aud Nest Connect. !;
Eut d. with La.e aEd Grand TTrk RaiwDys aHdI
SalaInauci vifh Atls.uc auj Crest NeJeru Railway.
M Einsf II ain daily for Bua1o, Salamanca Dia
HIGH RIDDLE GcT1 supt. EswYork
VIZ r. BARR Gcp Pas. Asert. New fork
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]lort-iUarhrns' Nciife.
STATE oE NEw.YoRK,


PoRr-wARpyss oFsIcR No. l04 WaN-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wi.n
..c,ion the act passed April a. 1854 entitled A
A. a., Ksorzauize the Wsrdens' Office OF the fort o. -
Yrt ali persons interested n or hsvns ehase o. 80
matter OF such inquiry, examination or %
seI. are now under examination by the fen
W,Sn. and that the said surveys examinations ws
,yithin ten days next succeeding tnis Ho''S'
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN The lhrcn Lire, taliins 'eini'"eeA
v rs ~ n. the urii-d |tlIes MHil' .,., ,,, ,s
CITY OF NANCHEiri EDnEspAf ,, Wv l. q -
ClIl OF BhLllMJRL........,.. ~ y mo ~ :,
ClTY OF SfW-fOhh............~S .~SAIJhi
and each sueceedus SATURDAY Ani "ED"ESDAi'
al IA on. ifom Pier 80. 81, foftl liter,
RATES or PASSAGE
Rv the mall steamer sailing svrry Satltdyi .,o
xipsr a. CAlfls ...A Z ~ sIFI NAbE............SN W
To Lor4on.......... - To l"ndon''''''''''' ~ ~
Il, Paris ............ DOS To fsri''''.'.'''''' "
paYA8LH ~ GOLD. , -,
p...ag- by the Nrineflay strsmrp: Ffsi CAoin F'''
stretsge 3 IS Pay be in y :. currency. -,
Pn..e-gef. al.o forwarded TO hEWe. bAmburs bfehcn'
&c. At moderate fa"s- =, ---...e. q m .ol
s,~crs-o passage non Liverpool or Onteh,'o"
or The eguiys ent Tickets eSn be bought nero py Pi'
.sndlng Tor their fricld+ -, - -,- ,e;...
For 1rihrr Information. 'ppy ~ ths omlsn9 VL
Holm q DALI. Agent. No. 10 hroad"ay' NeN ~ Io.s.
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ONLY AMERICAN LINE To ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE Tho New \ ora sd Hsvf. st-aM.hip
d. sf~nlIstfs ARAtsp
ayrs ben thoourhy featf~a vii ease fer No n oth
River ~ Have, cal a. Soothamp'ou, &c folowst
ARAGO .......iErHr A. tApsr Ts......N Nov ~, libs
FTLTOS.....JasTs 4. " oI IoS- -....... Dec ~ 100
AEAOD .......IfSHY 4. GADHDrs......Ien ~ 10
FULION.....JAvKs 4. WorToN........f. o. j.. l,ta.
ARAkp .......ITssI A. spsrEs......Mifcn j" 10.
FULsJS.....IsvEs 4. N0ITOS........ARni h IsN'
PRICES Uf rAS@h1t iN GOLD.
Ft,, p......... IJl ~ second c4bin........Fp
An eJts risnred Surgeon Of board. ,,--
Tho company WI be- Isro1sble f SPECIE OF flADe,
unc, lls of aa.n. having tbr yao expressed are "sHea
tAffci1T.
'N ~ ISAAC BILL. President,
No. 7 roadway, AcW-i orb
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" rHE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONTAINS
NEW LINE or flRSI.CLAsS MAIL sMiLAMsnlrS M nE % .
EETWEEE NEW.YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BREST. a., <..- -, t. A.,
Continent are the following 1n,
WASHINGTON ......5 2ot ......9oo horse power
LAFAYETTE. 20f tuns. 300 hoTse power
EUROPE ,.........3200 tuns. 800 horse power.
NAPOLEON ILL.,. .Nesry ready)..l horse power.
sT LAURENT. building. ...Grest power.
(Buidins( (.....'.."9rest power.
WILLIE DE PARIS.. 80. (Buiding). Great poWoE
DEPARTURES FROM NEW.YOAK. .
EUROPE. A. Duebesne fhiD DAY :;....: No'emper ~
LAFAYEITE or WASHINGTON. .. .FHIDAY,....Dec
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN GOLD. ..
FIRST CABIs Sl35 sEoonD oAbh' poo
inc uding table wine for either class.
Passengers intending and st Brest will be furnished here
with railroad couponckes and their baggage checked TO
Pa. s an additional charge OF S for hr and ~ for second
clnss.
Medical attendance free Of charge
' GEO. MACKENZIE, AGENT,
no. 7 Bfosdwuy New York
ItPsris. Y Boulevard des Capucines tCfSnd IioielL
NJ lsYrc, NM. lSLLIh ~.
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60 farmers ano Others.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
I n wtre Srwerpipes Floorinr oven and Green Hous.
Tiles Fe Bricks. Chmnev1op Vases, kc &c Depot OF
Long ls!and Pottery No. 23l Pearl :. " l. kd" H. Quinn
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aTORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
w FRNY-go0s of lar. .ays st-On and ahef Juie ~
"a f, maj, trsls for HacGetfs,own sud iEtefusdiaie ga
,cn. y i eass q al5 Nal fIprr'. ior sl siaiion'
-, ~ Aibu AZ 10 D. hors;own Erpress at y IN
Il sCIOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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Corporation Notices.
orrr or Nrw. YORK DrrAnrsrsT oy ElsAscE, }

NiTr OF NEW Ohk DFPAHTHEST OF fiNANCEt(
BUHYAU OP THE RECEIVER or TAxEs, 7
-, NEw COURT HOusE, PhHK OCT. IA. 1865. }
ITO TAXPAYERS.-N l. hereby given
thsi the ssessIneut rolls boa6s Toa and per
stl aie for year 1913 have delivered me- and
a OIL aIes are due aud payable Il tls ONCE Psynep'
'ieton can be made between ile hours Of A. ~ ana a. ~
oe1uc0n at the rate OF per per nnnnp cocusoa 90
Ioi tpe date Of payment 20 te lot 0l DecenDei WI O
JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
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NEW YORK MILITARY A(


tlO BhIN lEhS i4N Liz 4 W llEil@.-Jusl give
.ood ioot a. the Esse and California q. wen .. other
ve-y economical CABINETS made by NANDERBUkDH,
WELLS Co aud you wish 70 zee beautiful eoinbirA-
ton of orrnent usefulness which ctuuo' iai 10 c-'e
YOU 70 oder et least Superior WOOD TYP, tASFa,
sTAEDs aud FURNITUkE aud various fbES5Es man
U6e.-d are flftihe :, short notice Por SALE, HOE
COUNTRY CYLINDER. si.o On ADAMS PHEss, 9bIfO, :
Rollers; a's0 GORDON stGMENI q iNDEh
VAhDENBUkGH. WELLS Co.,
No JlO Fulton and Nos- 10 and - Duschst " Y.
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JXTANTED--An energetic, driving MAN, to
w I'm Branch Office in New ork. advertise, and pu'h
a., ,,l ~ new Ysukce Notion. winch meets with qch
sl.s 10 the ,sh; with small capital. uls n hTs
~, chance ADDE'S, with stamp No 10 Oougfessst' Room
No II. Boston. Mass
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The Christian Nlelodlst,

NEW REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK, Is now
ready II contains nearly 200 Hymns and Tunes and Is one
best books for reyiya devotional and social neetins
that Ina. yet been issued and the low price at whieh
offered will cradle all 10 obtain copies Prcr paper covers
30 cents per dozen board covers % cents 81 Per
dozen mailed at the retail pTice sample copies mailed TO
and Superintendent If Sunday schools at halt the
reteii price HORACE WATERS, No. iSl Broadway, Sew'
York L 4bisher
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Cises.6:25 suu set,.......5:03i Moon sets....
IIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook. l:34 Gov slaDd.. 2:i9 heh oaoe''' ia
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Calvary Baptist Church.-prc,ch,D, ~ N. no,,o,

the Rev e J. " BUcTIAMD in ~ T,y,Tv ~ y7 os,
Church, West Twenty thirds between Fih ana SiTth.
eves Oct 20 at lc aud p N. subject in
the ey ming BsbyIon the Great and her nnder"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i.aaa
+. {. CALHOUN. TTeAsuIeL
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NO. ia iuDsoS.sT. NEw.YoRK Oc, "a 1868
y 'HE ARMY NURSE and SOLDIERS RE-

- LIEF AsSoClATlOE acknowledges the receipt of the
snbscr pion and respectfully tender thanks the
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
South Carolina Items.

Adviees from Charleston state that
Mayor Macbeth and the Common Coun-
Gil, an other members Of the civil govern
ment OF that city. have been restored to
the exercises or their functions, and that
the municipal buildings had been given
up to them, in accordance with military
order issued by General Bennett. Com
anander of the Sub District of Charleston
on the Cd inst. The Mayor is to have
jurisdiction OF all cases between white.
and blacks the negroes are to be tuaned
over to the Provost Marshall, but q mil
itary policy is to be retained.
The organization Of the State militia i.
rapidly progressing in some sections
They are to be subject TO National off
eers, and CO operate with them in tn,
suppression ofthe prevalent lawlessnesS
Ger. Bennett has issued an order direct
ing his subordinates TO assist in the for
NATION ofthe State forces, every member
of which, before January, must take tn,
national oath cf allegiance
There is great stir among the Soutl
Carolina politicians in anticipation of th,
coming Congressional elections, anc
candidates are issuing addresses to th,
people through the papers. A Govern
or rand members Of the Legislature ar,
to be elected on the 18th inst.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
News Items.


"A coal mine has been opened at the
foot of Mount Olympus.
A detesable thief stole young lady's
wedding dress in Richmond.
Harry Leslie went up in o balloon from
New York and when 1000 feet high threw
out rope attached to the car and per-
formed his feats upon it.
Andrew Jackson Donelson writes that
affairs on his plantation are prospering.
A man in New York was shot dead for
stealing pair of boots.
The English papers are now engaging
Princess Mary of Cambridge to German
Prince.
The latest sensation in Nsw York city
10 mysterious marriage, death and secret
burial. The victim was young and
beautiful girl Of twentY-one years.
Smallpox ia prevalent in and about
Chattanooga. The authorities, civil and
military. are at work to check. its pro-
gress. The freedmen are dying rapidly
under the scourge
The test oath of loyalty in the new
Constitution of Missouri was declared
vioiative Of the Constitution Of the United
States on Friday last, in the Circuit Court
Of Ray county in that State.
The Cairo Democrat hears it estimated
that no less than $4,000 bales of cotton
will be produced this year, on farms along
the line of the Illinois Central Railroad
between Cairo and Anna, against some
5000 bales last year. e...-,-
Wells & Fargo's Express recently made
The trip from San Francisco to Salt Lake
City in seven days, seventeen hours and
thirty minutes-the quickest trip ever
made.
James N. Spooner, of Boston. was the
successful bidder for the Government
rolling mill at Chattanooga. His bid was
$l75, 900.
Recent developments have shown that
some one connected with the State De
partment of Maine has pocketed d some
$500, 600 to $3.50, 900 by the bounty system
Gen. Pope has declined to make Mil
Waukee his home, after he leaves the
service.
Gen. Grants reports of his military OF
erations during the war are completed,
and will, it is expected, be made public
at the opening OF Congress.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

A TEEAcIoUS SLAvEHoLDER.-A local
superintendent of freedmen at Camden,
Arkansas, recently issuel q circular de
fining the duties of planters in reference
th their late bondmen, and has received
d reply thereto from one of the former
at the hands of contraband, as fol,
lows
The bearer Of this circular | consider
my property. having seen no enactment
of the Federal ongress, or of our State
Government authorizing any one to de.
mand him of me. When / am perfectly
satisfied that the slaves are emancipated
oy such authority as is regarded con-
stitutional by our higher court of law aud
equity, then, and not till then, will
make any contract with slave, nor re,
gard them in any other light than the
property OF those who have purchased
or raised them and am, therefore, the
owner of the boy who bears this note.
The gentleman in this benighted state
of mind paid fifty dollars for the above
expression of rights.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

DEAfM or BoNAPARrE-The last news
from abroad contains brief announce
ment of the death at Rome on the 5th
instant, of Joseph Bonaparte, Prince of
Nusignana. He was sbout twenty eight
years old, had led private life, and was
only notable from bearing the name Of q
distinguished family. His father, Charles
Lucien Bonapsrte. Prince of Canine, has
been in this country. and was An elabo-
rate and able writer on ornithology and
botany.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

IMPORTANT ORDRR-The following let
Ter most cleary explains the point at
issue, so that no comment is needed :.
HRADoR's DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
NRw ORLEANS, La, Oct l6. 1865
His Excellency the Governor o.
.uisiana Sri tave IN. hon, to &C
knowIeug- through " u the receipt OF the
peiition of Mr. W. III. Smith and others
,f the parish of St Landry, requesting
hat certain men now IN arrest on the
charge Of murder, may be tried by the
civil courts.
In reply, have the honor to say t.
them. through your Exc-ll-ncy, that this
fence was ammitted when the accused
were clothed with the military character
and were acting under the color of mil
itary authority. The military courts
have constitutional and statute jurisdic
iiction and coanizancs of such cases
and they cannot be committed to the
State Courts without conceding in prin
ciple the jurisdiction In cases Of mutiny
teseriion, OF any other military crime
am. ,ir, very respectfully, youc ODE
dent servant,
ED. r. s. CANDY.
Major General Commanding.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

This morning NIL the desks of the late
Confederate House of Representatives,
which Miles. of South Carolina Humph
rey Marshall, Of KY; Henry 9. Foote,
4 Mississippi; Charles W. Russell. of
Virginia; and such men sat, were sold nd
4tction. and brought from twenty Ave 10
if eenta each. They were little black.
painted ables of the plaincst kind, about
eighteen by twenty-four Inches on top
and covered with cheap blue cloth, Rich
mond Correspondent. I'll
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

MRLANcHoLY AccIDRNr.-At Newpor,
Village, Manchester, Mass, as Mr.. T. D.
Boardman and three ladies were riding
in barouche, the pole of the carriage
broke as they were turning corner at q
declivity in the road, and the horses
taking fright the carriage was overturned
and all the occupants were thrown out.
Miss Grace Wadsworth, daughter of Alex
ander Wadsworth, of this city, who waa
one OF the party, was thrown headlona
against avail, fracturing her fkull and
killing her instantly. She was abou,
eighteen years Of age, and beloved by O
large circle of friends aud relatives.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

AN INTERESTING PAPER-The Weekly
Clarion, of October 2lst, contains over
two hundred articles of reading matter,
embracing the proceedings of the Missis-
Sippi Legislature. Foreign and Domestic
Intelligence, and all matters of local in.
uerest transpiring in our midst. Compil-
ed as it is, from the Daily Clarion, it 10
naturally the receptacle of the most in
teresting articles touching our State and
Federal relations. 1t is now the largest
Weekly published in the State, contain
ing fifty six columns, in which appear,
ness of the most important houses in Mo
bile, New Orleans, Memphis and the in
terror cities of Alabama and Mississippi.