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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Mans, NAnA-4O0 Kegs for sale By g.
". FAN 4 Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square. jsn2zh
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

AXIS, AxEa-300 Dozen, best brands,
for sale By G. ". FAN & Co, Hardware
Dealers, "a Public Square jsn22h
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All persons afflicted with Privatediseases
would do we'll to call on DR.. A. Richard
Jones, No. - Deaderick street, up stairs.
DR.. j. may DO found in his Office IS al
hours. n0v9s
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EIFEoTED.-GeSernor johnson and Gov
srnor-eIeet Brownlov, are expected to ar
rive hsrs this week.
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IsBscEKcT.-FOr indscsncy in the streets
Pat Kstebin was yesterday fined ten dol.
lars By the Recorder.
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Wesre obliged TO ". Z. Collier for Har-
psF's Magazine for April, the X. 7. Ledger,
and the Louisville snd Cincinnsd dialies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

TAKEs.-The enlsrged UxToS lakes, F."
everybody wants 'sthe big paper"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

The Adams Express Company laid upon
our table, lest svesing, the New York pa
pers In advance Of the mail.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Frssh Dltes-just received at Jesse Hsle's,
No. South Cherry street. mar2S ct
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

For sale st this OiBes, one good Tobacco
Screw. VAL be sold cheap for sash.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Fof sale st this office, one Hand Wagon.
nssrly new, which vii be sold cheap.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Select Cumberland Coal can be had BY
sending your order to knight Bros.
msIl9-tf
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ON jon oTFscr.-Ws are ezscutinsevsry
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in he nsatest style. AID st the lowest
prices, At this ofieo.
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LzsssLarrEE.-Ths Legislature meets to-
morrow week
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Yen ssasossas NssopoIitsa eallsry. S
College ssrssi q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26
RIfer and steamh0al NeNs.

Buy your boots and Shoes at @. ". Fall
4 Co.'S.
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Transparent Photographs at Van stsxo-
ren's. q
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DEP4ETED.
Marmora, for Evansville.
Emperor, " St. Louis.
Eora. /" Cineinnati.

The river continued 70 recede yesterday
slowly. with nine feet on the HsrPeth
shosls. Business about the river was very
dun. The weather was 6ne and oudless,
but quite cod.
The splendid steamboat Navigator viii
leave this evening for Cincinnati. She is
q me boat, and Capt. Warner never fails
to make his trips pleasant TO his passengers,
The beautiful Camelia, with every ac-
com mediation and the clever Capt. Dean
in commsnd leaves to morrow for Cincin-
naH. Boyd & PEBBLES agents.
The great boat MePhsm, enc Of the hrs'
class lavoritss, leaves for 81. LOuison Tues
day Capt. MecOmas, her commander, ia
we'll knOwa favorite. Boyd a PEBBLES
agents.
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SECOND
NATIONAL BANK
OF
NASHVILLE.
SECOND

FTSaEs lnstiintion, orzknizsd under the Nstional
j Banking lsW q CSnEress, = orened ~ tie
srsnssr6oa q business, 81 No. ~ Cherry street.
aear Juioa.
PuT aad seil On oomrnisson all kinds q Govern
meaf Securities. Stocks. Bends, American Geld,
ac A. NEIsOS Preeide14
JOHN LuNBDES, Sashisf.
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SUNDAY, MARCH %, lass
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colo Buckeye
Reapers& Mowers.

AZ ths sole Z zH1f ior The sale q shis sresrIeri
4 taeh.Eoin x da.s Tennssssa, Sad yss.r e.
asfs carry J. =. HAlllLiCH.
rEeeessor % Aseey 4 Har,lff..-
ieo-s-Sn- No Is coliess street., NasaEille.
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AREIyKD.

ARgIyED.
Navigstlr, from Cincinnati.
Csmelie, Z" +"
Kate KeArney, " St. Louis.
Sam Orr, " Ohio River.
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Ksw YoaK, March 25.-- Cotton frmei
with rather better demand, forty-hye cen
for midling.
Gold more active and frmsr, opening
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

A Washington telegram soysi

A Washington telegram seys;
very satisfactory .tslen"nt of the
Operations Of the freedmen's bureau mas
been received EtnIu Col Tn nnas ASS slant
commissioner for 81 ssi<sippi Fne STAT
i first o.vided into three dl trlcts. These
districts are subj gjded y countIe., eacl
county hsing ,.nd~r charge OF sub
I J-ninis> Toner, each one Of whom - 'ur
nIened with complete set OF orders,
circulars aud insiGIciita ior his "oik
The commanders at 'ropp3 CO ope n,
asartiiY. Contracts have ort.3l rnsi.thlrn
aun signed by NOR. tia 80 OO0 re"dmst
Citizens are u ing nf5s'e Il dtfv 81
',IeIrg mayors throughout the STATE
| Officers, with small escorts. are constantly
| travelling abou making crn'racfs, setting
difficulties and scattering general inform
! ion There ar colonies f freedmen az
| Davis brpd. DAVIS plantation, CAP
| Handav aad D,Sa.3 land u. near Nicke
| rurg and he village o. Washington. near
| E,tch.E. Woodlands are established on
| several islands in the rIver aud ali those
| enterprises furnish prof &c . 1nploy men
for the addilioLal 10 OO0 C ,lor-,i reot IL
Conducting them Their cfops look we'll,
aud me people ara represented ~ lnpu5-
rious and in gooa nditi-p. Abaad ntd
property in charge OF treasury aIfu ha-
been turacd cv 10 Colonel Thomas, an-
measures are being 10 secure posse ssl'n 81
the SANE class OF property 10 parts O t"
states recently coming within reach OF IN"
az nts Of the bureau Hcspi ais are r.
ported IN good condition. Tnr Z a.yiun's
for estilute orphans are in operation, and
.wo more viii soon b1 established =
Schools are being 81 nd ] IS reporte 1t
that the freedmen VIII support them WIN
I,tla asuisrtrc1 colonel ThomUs msr-
ions total abseuce OF law, evil or mill
try, IN mary parts Of the State, and \
General disposition on she part Of old
,5lan,ers 20 keep their former saves onder
their control, without paying them
We think Colonel Thomas does nus.-
ice TO the great Uuii< of old lanters.'
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Special Eloction, at Same Time, Tor
County, District Judicial aud
Ministerial On GERS.
TEE ORDINANCE as ORIGINALLY
INTRODUCED.


Special Dispatch to tI.e gsniiy Clarion
Jackson, July 2l.-The ordinance tor
a general election on the first Monday in
October passed the Convention to-day.
Under this ordinance, members Of Con
gress and Of the Legislature, as well as
State officers, wilk be chosen.
A special election is authorized, at tie
same time. for county, district, judicial
and ministerial officers.
The above dispatch was received at a
late hogr last night-too late for the
transmission, of the entire TO Us over the
wires, as passed bit we give below the
ordinance, as originally introduced
The people of the State of NJ sslssIppI.
10 convention as mbled. 90 orddln and
,iecltre, aud il Is hereby ordalned and
j ciHi.d:-
Thai a general election shall be held
accordIag 20 the CO stitutlOu and the
lection laws OF this State, as hey existed
On IN lsL Gay ot Jaduary, 1861, Tor rep
iii srrs, aud members OF ta- l. gi>jdtur,.
rne several A2cessloiai Districts shall
ne tha same, aud The time Of hold
inx til. ele cfion Tor Representatives, III
C,,ref..s- tlss- same &. fixed aud attls b q
/ b1 tue |! g stature, IN ihs gear A ID.
! 1857 Tue legislature shaft coav m on
ae first Mon.ta> il NcY. .iIber 1866 aat
! BE-. ,,rgas.lz.ei ant: clnselti~d As tbs constr
| Il. ioa Directs A spe iai elsc l"n shall
| ESQ be A4ld At tii~ I'm ot said general
/ -t.c 5iou. sDe fi5s N sai4. IL Oc 90 :, A,
! y 1868, for II! Cnuf y, sd.7tric ia t'c.-,
| and ,uIo .,,rtial oific; r, 'n' she officers
! 80 FL, &C "a sh,.i hold th,ar tfc5s uu.ii 10.
i sax, reuuI1r .l-cttuu 'n-rraf. n, and
us.i ts4rH oucc~ SOS e"aii nave bcen
iu,y qua Il a aba ~ntel ns'.'n n" eu X
ss,i "a fr re- . c,Iva otiioe, according 10
ne cousiI utiHa 90 laws.
! All III t-rtn If thca nf al suca sta q,
,.su,5v. .iioujcq .ju clti I'D Minis ~
| ,be-r. SO ~:-c o.. stla cngin-nc .ia.'
fi.-t $40, 4 = /" N,ve".b b 1868
y, T. ,aoa eh III - qua Fl Il a. ~ q, c
,,r .r re lgs'l aus 5tLce al s"'d
| c IN, unt,.-s. ~ eidI ri"a 80 tt+ qua, Ii
eaten 70 Ef.d bv tue GO: 5 ltu ION AID
| g ION ~ ;. areslld, h. shall take tb
4mna,., cath pee cabot IL 'pe prnciama
"a 81 H.. Pqts.d II 81 tie U '4d States
/ y; .aa 20 ii dae - M A d 1850
AID Immediately al = III aaJnut''
>. dis % ,ypotl5a. the President rherFo
T. is>ue writs ~i.c.'on oirec ed u
t. .n~.iff # IN. s~v~rAt counlteo III ;hr
sac r-uusiIag l.ftu1 "a Cause sad eiec
! ions b. hrid &C ,yd.rg - me a!ec'ln'
Iaev. IL. &c AID ..x'q;jrg o. saiJ frs
.,zyof j nu>ry A d ts6l.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Az rsxR srsA4tx Il Bn1p DY Ctr

AN TIER SreAHEx Il BRED DY GrER-
ttIlsa Tee steamer k-pt".. I" lie viz
~ Lt4anr'~ &i:di"g ,. N H>,eer rvel.
Ia, NJ day laGn.gG. W. bo71d@d about
unlI,e BY a p@rtt ~ gu rfifia> cl inning
10 oe the saal.sFha 70 be r. D've. 3
~ week, slra, and ,ue I'll eers aud
crew relieved OF tho ;olo 7in 2
ars!cles: one watc,l belonging 10
the cienbermoid a small amouot Of
money tohaceo. powder. caps, &c. AT
s-r h.eiss "a -. k s. prepared for Them.
hzy 4corhpsAed Tie crew 20 Put them
;c4essths riyer,. saving ,hey were gong
t. Sk;pwiih's landing. which. 1t ow"e
r. sn.nei. was for feet They drew u i
n lInc while o. The Opposite shore and
gave three cher, for the kao'". hey
!, qurs'td, IL the event If ne pubiica
ron ois IT,. ,tf '. taos wodd only b
r. presented aud M paper containing
a. ssnla he lift at Galvlh's Ferry, on
rex; "Trip. As there was p;rnty OF wins
| kv On. tiIe,b..a5 they got on general
s"bust" before leaFing -Flcksbufg Her
Id
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

NgGRo EouALiry IN BosroN.--The ques
ton o. negro equality my be considered
IS settled IN Boston. \ few evenings
since Two uegn,es applied for admission 10
A place OF amusement in that city, but
tie agent refused to sell them tickets
The next day the negroes sued pile asenf,
aud won their case on the strength 81
law passed by the MASSACHUSETTS, lt'gisla-
urt last win eF,. that no person was 10 be
excluded from any place OF amusemeni
or. account of color. Tne court, however.
ra.ni,ted the penalty prescribed by The
law t3,.oa. the plea OF The 'lefTl eiarss that
he was ignorant of the existence OF the
statute referred 40, but supposed thSE he
haf! a perfect right 10 admit Or exclude
whom he piesssi.a from hall OF amuse-
m n, winch h., lined aud uad for.
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re authorized to announce A. J GIL
HonIoe, IS candidate for tie ofiice If
he next general eI'cticn.
arc Authorized to announce c. a
Il, OF Ttppat, as a cHnNdate for th. office
of State, at tue next general election.
re aufho.iz Il to announce r: T. hAER,
as n candidate for the Office OF State
/ the mex general election.
are anthagizad to armour CO JOHN z.
Rsrk n, as q. caunidate for State Treas
Eexs general siec'ien.
r. sutao xaa to announce W 7. EVANS
Ls. "a a eaEGi,i.'e to- District AHor, -: of
J uGloial Dis rlct, composed Of ti.H corn
Iderd.le, CIa,ke Wa ne, jones, Perry
hcock aud Harrison.
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. CouKr- OF EcriTF.-We learn
Lawrsnce johnson, Of Mar bali
having been appointed st'eci I
SAID court, will establish court
AN. immediately after the Al
1t OF Inc Convention.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

has Den decided in Tennessee
ri, trate or S ale court sha..
Euen. This is n Consequence 81
-rs declaring the oil code SUI.
Ffeeamen's courts are biz.
d in dill rent parts Of ia
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Ie details of one days crime, 10
!, by the local papers, are almost
E. Among the many outrases
Ter of Capt Samuel Whitzell, for,
Confederate CAPTAIN in the
Guards. by another returned
ate named Torrey, SURPRISES all
horror. Torrey shot Whit II
IN twice, aud after he fell ap
him and literally beat his brains
the pistol. the cracking, OF his
b. distinctly heard some dis,
H5y bystanders.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY

ETrRS FIRST BRIGADE FIRST
sIXfEssNTH AMY CORPS,
##H.. AND
[ICT OF FAST AIS ISSTPPI. "RFvrT
h GEKEaAL q. Z. LIPPENCOTT, CoM
MES FERNALD, AID de-Canp
q. L. HUDSON, Ac,. Asst All. Geul
4AMpSON TLATr. Provost .Iarshsl
ROSCOE HILTO%, Act, Asst ms. Gen
h. b. FCLK3 Act Asst g NJ
& w CLARKE Prov. Mar Freedmen.
II. 8. BUCK. Act Com. Subsistence.
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aims on tIlo Sou hssR ra.'r-a"
ced running "a FAR as Chiffon on
The work o, repair l. h II =
onward With great ytgor apd S.
L. able 10 annoG Nca he CoGp,:-
be road 10 3. ( Bt4ek bs"tnv FIR
|. Der.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

pr friend Fleet Coopar, has with
rom the Miasissippian ard thai
bl be conducted hereafter solely
! X I'M ball. Mr.. Cooper'fhas cut
Aes in his future uadertakilgs,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

omission and general merchants,
ne wholesale dru. stor@ IF Jas CONCEAL
MN and Magazine streets, New o.
tliaz beioo ing to the drug trade they
|. nj prices based on tie la.cs' gold quo
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TER MS:
! OF ADVERTISING

= - - Il AABS Ed HSa S~.
1ts VIII be Inserted for any uUe less
!. a. the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
rY CHtTS per sq1are for the.first in
az VIE MY. FIVE CEN per
b subsequent insertion.
nts ordered for one month, not exceed
-, VIII be charged per square, TIE II
ductiou wil pc made 70 those wha ad'
year.
emcnts must be paid for in advano", or
each month. ss
aree will he mode for oil advcrtlss mcEts
b. Weekly.
charge will be srhde for editorial notices,
twenty cents per line.
.ARION, Meridian, Miss.
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FIVE MULES Stolen.

TNIOM Gov Chas Ciarks rpsid ance near Macon. on
L the Ilth last - ne RLACK two BAYS, q nd two
DARK BROWE MULE. Each Of the oules are
branded X h the letter = The ears Of each ave
the rcsovery # INV or al, Of them Any Information
il r. gar t. theic here bouts will n thankfully
cGivrd by CHaS. &. FAR Err,
Julv 3OdIf Macon, HlSs.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

ruggists, in the city andcoun'ry,
purchase ami h.vs She select on cf thee
tne largest 80 -ortment Ia tn city. Iame-
holagsle drugzist corner Ct Common an
E~cc,.. \ " Orleans. Is prepared - se1
th low est mari 81 prices.
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Ul.t0s. 4 cssa : ge CDttese.
one of the oldest in the State
OXFO3D, MIS-

One of the oldest IN the State
,{E-ex .rci.s ) IL this ii a-;o wi b. sa7Ira n
3 i tc2 aay If q tr"er rtAt, . "a It's SUI RI
sepd.n y + lgrv g Do1 II. Hho IA b Z
u viii D. assis cd oy corps OF We ga! t
Ta.,li,e Of aitiea vii BE- The Alne as be ore the
H8sponslon ::
!.pser cAsse, par session of 20 V Elk, : and Si9
aisar d. d
4 81, each tnsttu'nn ut, % %
oNE HALF IL ADFANCE.
VI d L Ian n sCes u mann al y niche , n
p i,lt a cuses, ilciu.iIs tie Sc of IE,ruu~t $
sou. tic loomi Of The .oi'ege GO, b re 9,.i,h +
.l- "a. i en- r,aqife obtain d. n Ia b - pr
70 BE-, f.nl,l:e. 81 $50
Payment Iaay be -lade IA cure ey W. n mo ~.
sSil cd.
ihs hgh rnpu alton Of air Bel = seno Ptie nj
t.:ap.e,-. his aptuess for teach Hg' ~ uaVlty
,a,,-,4 ar his Known e Uht GA asa veInot e 20
ll:, $ nd lis ouR eseefi' nee as iesenr' 1u7't5
the Ho1rd N ask lg II ef" par9 81, ;. 80 $50
"a lou. = - - -
au,4ldaw President as he Board ct trust es
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

Ir. Tayne, OF The Pioneer EX-
upany, and L V. Etrlv, at Big
nave our thanks Tor newspape,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

IS. CONCEAL. wholesale druggist.
pm'uon sud Maglzine streets, New, o.,
prepared % supply those in wRnt %
lpedicinos, with >very lhiog app rtainine
trsae, at the lowest market rates.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

THE REBUILp.NG OF ATLAN7A.-A cor
respondent of the Louisville journal,
writing from Atlanta. says:
great change has taken place in a
short time. The spirit of improvement,
awakened rom the iethargy Of war, re-
wives but 10 forget the past four years
and IL the future, to dream only of
spl mid etiifc es, capacious streets. chu7
cnes, schools, colleges. railroads, and
Ill the arts and blessings of peace: New
business huus are bringing up on every
side Hundreds OF citizens would i'm
pr..ve could they procure eligible sites.
Where yesterday blackened waste
appeared, To day neat httle wooden
structure rears lis fronf. and tomorrow
he merchant displays his stores within
! Everybody is intent on DONG SOME
! ming The lazy unwilling ;oawsit the
Iarciy return nf his profession. seizas the
| trowei, and out OF the debris Of his ri
| med house collecrs the material for a
nt " building, himself the master ma
! ION.
! O.hgrs unaccust omed 10 business. asid7
from their respective professions, are
foremost in the paths Of commercial
pursuits The doctor, laying aside E.-
culapian skill proves no less successful
in some pew field OF enterprise Clnc'n
uatus like, every man Is ready for the
plough or Senate, as occasion may de
mand. The disposition to do something
as manifest by majority of her cit
izens. argues well for the future of At
lanta. 1t is al earnest of enterpJisioG
POPULATION, and The secret of her rapid
rise and prosperity before the war.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

EENrs az TIE NORTHERN Pass
Riiac, (Mic9@ Jack .orian, calls
: of the Mason News an adolf
Claw" to which The News re
\ calling the Tackso2;&n man
H. al i4eka.p
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-22

An unu4ual conf .sr&tion has takeu.
place in Pennsylvania. It siil probably.
M Ike the owners OF Gil wells and those
smploved near them cautious in future /.
On the third instant a. Pit Hole Greek ;
we'll 10. l6. United States Farm, was
DESTROY ID by fire.. I.had just been com
pleted, AID WAS yielding about two hun
dred barrels The tanks hcweYer were
NOT ready, and the OF VS. allowed 20
iun,upon the ground. where about TWEEN
- persons were standing. the lire
spread in an instant 10 the distance Of
orty feet in shee; of fl ms. and it Wa
supposed that some psrsons did not es
rane Three men were seriously burned.
and saved their lives by hurting them
selves into the creek Thu oil contin-
led b burn and flow at the last reports.
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Nd ffCE.
80 EBE SOLD

sd RRkI SOLD
a T. Ftfoic Au~tio@ at the Tusn2i Hin Deios,t n
N ia ~onth irti Rairuai. ten Niles West Of Ne
siditH, Mis- IN WEDNESDAY, ACsi. gil. 1863
I.-UL aces Pin< Timber lard and h mp cyenent>
n tn~ pae h.l cots = OF rare n use, tire
neg'o c.b large framed earn CRIB one 81 IL
ass s'a Is stalls for ste"ra end shout ff cen
sores cleared land fnnr iv',ke Of fin wor steers
ss.ve 6ue mftce vs. an caves. Y!hfce yearisns.
& bah years OIL Xix b etdiag sows anS Pigs,
lot u oek hags
$50 Bu >hels Of Corn,
one ycure rsar,- heavy ST er s"n, houst hold
5 HI. aa furaitnre snd various ether articles so
nun -aonsNn mention
sale 70 commence at 10 oelork. II.
II. E! COX.
August l5sh ISG=-I5,tds eet0
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H'se ESsstt&ssGSE.

. ND OTHfRB PHI IIY@'N #'GE q
4 sop 81. II = y .fGasi' u iC-ts'fs W"
b. 49, ~ 20 Nv J.. \. UNA 6 &C.
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bAILY CLsEl0S VIII hereafter be
TCGL SHEET. snd n ishor or . =
iaaAc it worthy the patronage OF tho
m tho latest news BT TELEGRAPH
k the United STATES information Is to
markets in the most important SOUTH
accounts Of tbs measures now IN pro
organization Of M.ss.ss'pli ard other
), with variety Of interesting reading
WEEKLY CLARION wiz be published
morning. and wil contain thr choicest
the Daily, get6ers~th an interesting
Or selected.
fNNGUECEhENTs
Fciug audida,es for state or Dis-
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
BAPTIST iOnvenIiOn.

VVsIE .douruad Meeting Of the Mississippi Baptist
I State convention viii be held in MeriiGn, on
THURSDAY before the fourth Lords Day in August
next -. p BE TOR, President.
j. B. McLELLAND, recording socrctary
Il papers in the ;tatefiendly requested 70 copy.
ivT3-ti ang25
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gOOTs SHOES 8. Fats,

and yariars other article suited o county iraie
Er ThreSfnot ~i have in edo, With Ibis store
an exc-i-trt poo SHOE sIop m whir!r orders
for work viii be ecrted wit teatness a3t dispatch
wa have securci the vices Mr. Isaa3 Levy. "
O. landsyie ell known In this of the state,
who viii be CHAD s old friends at our store
We also tfT-r for sale three mfrs from Marion
Station and yithil eis miles of Meridian, FIRST
RATE FAN Y RID vita hundred aud sixty
screx II Il,d well situated iLb bul iqgs- all In
x. ,.tt cold fion We viii sell this At barga i'll 10
char &c "ur Business
auG5ltf THREEFOOT WARREN.
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TiiREEF0OI & WARhEN,
Meridian, Miss,

NNOU 40 that they are now recoivinG and viii
n Eea, constantly hand good assortment Of
DRY GOODS. eonsin rs in part of
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TC&TICE OF I II Pc tCE viii hold his court
- n IN e., ID FA1Ut:J 81 ach month. at
:Ls 1 + : II II M.re4faa Il aug L. mi.
, 1865-07-04
AND. LANG.

be transmitted to the respective Police
masters to be enforced within 8 days, and
a special citation to this effect will with
our delay he served by the Police, for
whirh each debtor of taxes incurs Il fine
of 20 Gents if the taxes be under SIS, and
40 Gents if S., or above, besides eventp-
ally the ordinary I~evy-expenses.
The tax-Iists. which will he distributed
by the Police. are TO be filled np-in con-
formiIy with the Ordinance of 22nd Feb
ruary 1855-on the 1st July and returned
to the respective Policemasters within 2
days in the towns, and Within 4 days IN the
country.
Royai Treasurer's Office, st. Croix 24th
June 1865.
J. A. HOVER,
auth.
, 1865-07-04
SumnttftGtfot
To the Editor of the St. Creix Avis
DEAR SIR,

DEAR SIR,
1 beg leave to give notice of through
your Avis, that | have received from En-
gland a few copies of "Rults and eRegu-
Iations for the Organisation and Manage
ment of Fire Brigades, with q Synopsis
of the Duties Of Firemen of all Ranks" by
Lewis NJ. Becker, Lieut.. H. F. b. which
are open for inspection at the Agency
here, and at the Sub-,Agency in West
End.
They are considered to be the most
practical and simple that can be, adopted,
and according to the Actuary's letter very
useful.
Yours truly,
Z. MoNEFELpT.
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, c~hfisliagstsd
st. Croix 3rd July 1865.