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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-14
Sa4TgyRfkfHoNk TERMS.
nant;st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

nut ,oaEFp dEfbe Committee Of the Baptist
Ine igRS5 istion of Virginia session az
0 0i0h1aond has been suBrhttedan received
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Auditor TSeSr j 81 fI
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p ona,ng oe Jnbn TWiEaRT FIT 95,,rer.. +
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WortiiasInn i E t1agylls3S ~ T %oleA Joseph
): "aithaii' James Inonlas' a., W. Uouat,l,
Thomas D. aeFs Vn ds's I pssee'alfl "a ~;
Sneadl asale,oaneiss' Id ,bIpogs ii 3its4j
Rrnsda Tx F$Sast1 v ;s esI
PrpsdSSnnttl william M FarTisb Second Vice
presidenrs A3 p. Abel CORRESPONDING Sserees2
,arv. lanes AIsxaulerj Recorlihq- SecfetafVI
Iobn r Randolnb Treasurer Nom Fl Rihb
Auditor. - fOther 7aaay,a6ers. s+4 eyNr NV lE +
H. T. Erigters Mt 81 Briggs James Pile sJbRn'
Simpson. j. Di Massey VI Hiatt. So Pu Fluff.
Pc Hoe VI 4AA w b55 itescS ET sr1p
DoMEsTIo M1sss11bq7Ns BoARDTP etersJurg.-
T. Wallace, President; I. II. A.PrfchaIrd, First
Vice President: Il. w Dodge Secend 7Yipe
President, Thomas Hume ire CORRESPONDING
Secretary: j. III Labtnyer, Recording ,s,ecre7
tarv: J. C. SchooIHela Treasurer. NJ G
MOODY, AUDITOR, Other managers. A. rs
Henry, David Stesf, Bernard Todd, DR. J. II.
Schoolfed B. M. Robertson, d, d, Potts,
Joseph Bafley,5J r. Avery w EieiInnesnnts,1
B. j. B1tteTr1Wsotrthi az ss'0''' '7o0'e' ''', :
BIBLE, BaAporz9Npsti4a andhPer6sm ta1-s1.
Thomasii hEumegisrls President; 'p!ugSrsJ ,sies: 7
First Vice President; John William. .J.nes.,
Second Vice Presiaea Tsfbo nss,s GqrTes
spending Secretary; c. e. JenkmsJ Recording
SecretafysoH Thomas p4s Doyaq Treasalrerg' 81
March, Auditor. Other managers.
H. Morris ER Ctthrfel, John To YES, Gee,
T. Guy, e. Morris pa Miles Davis f, G. brooks
A Nsw Yorker7of TIIeI n5a1be Of Camnball
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et aalyI kIEaASl .BlfBUKSJEsH BRICkSEE! L''Jl
ItINH T. jSpbseribeas ,aIa now repaired
bRs m 5him s ID NoFio L. They
guarantee 10 Furnish al good ali article as can be
Pbtaiged IN any market, tHqs saving to purcha-
sers freghtsaJ{a Expenses. M-Brick delivered to-
any part RE sFfpk or Rortsmeutb, ifdesjredJ
~ Sam les can he seen atoure office on Roanoke
lSqaave, atGeorge eMaltby's, ,Campbe q. Mharf,,
apdW m: III Tlirhers,, Maj Ret Sanafe,s Where III.
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Il II Roanoke Square, near Main street,
ssa9B qssZ ns5apfthsass 81 fKs ssss
Field Bridge. un9-tf
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' 'n, .b4Sggfgod2. agg hgKats Rsggyad bqod1
ters, CpfA Sheei'rs, FaG Mills, Horse Powers and
Ihrashers, Garden Barrows, Axfesq land Spfinks,
6AEtI Bo9asJo ae5 Bo&ss1 Hollow pNaFs, oHoTsss
sAoss, Rl4w NzessSpad ess S4ioyGlss
So5Ss RskfS TIL and BsygaaBle Jfeaistesls Field
we # al, Gbiqd6u bur R iBBe IL he g4 ii
eed Jas cheap 9theYi Bstse in 46s eity
91Eafmeyss M eynhsatsland bthegs xfepespdcsfdlsy
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li1 u StTatreeetvedsia fresho supply oof
81 Aapsage,s qPegpale9, qRE1ght and hgriAsrltst
ISt9hg JaIl atel Gooiers, aeRers PAT, Minute
Ids Gre arms FFeezsRy sPfain Ffeezers AHA TUBS III
,Rll sizes, Shower Baths, Bath Tubs, Sea 9df VI
boDfeyls Rntssh Cl9tAes Washer apO Wrin4eps
pga ohhs9R2s ASpigPR It's EashiRg Machines and
os45 Ftesehn kinds, 4orT all PURPOSES Purposes, i6llus
7dwp1b sBqeek 4 Gas Coos SeoTsADq ovid s95
oaA WARE sEeyesy. iriescripti6n,o Lamps, LIAM
iteynso HeFnSsnes OH cTpiIet Setss sBlpck Tin Coz
eR asd Tsa PfSts 9ltd ot9hqgsaand otheer Hssql
. 1eao GILLET,f, GHERR Y d MA PPjis7ia
bUiun7 Roanoke Square and Wild, Water st.
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During tha Yfi6hEh oR May, ga boats clear!
"a from 0hniSefqah6 MAJ, carrying 88ii2S9l
@ mons Of coai S1b ssS25
'''n'h IN thORlat0ry .6 tbeGanal.M
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~ !, N 0 RsF1G1LiRfiqid Tr3lsfRto fN Fa11 ~"
|" Haying made large additions to my heretofore
extensive Stock, and buying always for cash, ena-
pies NE teO6fefsgteat iEAad9 eHtse8 casH, bdy
'ieqaeecls ' Hardware I@porte e
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VT Al traPsbisgt aaEsEtisf~eptA s9gassfs1olsJ
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y REFEhEseEs,-- WuH. !TarnAeaR aGogJ Nor alk9sE
Va; Robinson, Adams e& sGe.,Y iichuaotdss Va.s3t
Hon, w. Graham HiYBorq, N g-; sSkiEWit4 Al
Conway, New Orleans, Ia; Wilmer ssEapneI q Il
more, Md. Ben. Hollsdas, New x sfkIns hns 95n1t
ma LIE: A-,nI,ianrI q hahuliR |.
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RkTEsJ d1 AnYERGIsIKG ID ]

TWO day}siT9 +. . 81 DA.: AO.A i = u J. 30
Three Idi aryEs' ..TOSJIW H8p III
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pc montAo1uGk.n f ensI,A Ie.b GD' o3a9 4 7StpT
y9 sSqqpsTsa Rneby snrIe aIagsfH' elcfes AnL
nd Couaras t,ro a.
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II wee 1881 ,,Yr 'IYUC ;DYTYTY8 YEuS91HT
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27
PEACHWOOD NURSERIES.

TENHE prices Of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES.
i DC, Of this Establishment the present planting
season will be as fol lows:
Apple Trees.-S30 per hundred less than
huuursd 81 cents each
Peach TFeeS.-SJ0 per hsndrsd; less than hun
dre1 374 cents each.
Pear Trees.-(Dwarf and StandsrdjS60 net
hundred; less than a hundred - cents each.
Plum, Apricot and Neetarine Trees
IA each.
GraPes.-Cstawba-s3 per dozen; $50 per hun.
dred $3.50 per thousand
isabella, Warren, EPRBIine, Clinton
jacques and Hartford PrOiiac.-50 cents 70
81 each.
ScuppenonR.- 80 cents each to IS per,lozrn.
oman entail, Trees, shrubs, Roses sc
From fifty cents to dollar each.
charge viii be made for packing, sufficient Go
cover the cost Of mat erial
Packages delivered in good order on the at
State inc Stallion, after which they At the risk ~
the purchaser.
TERMS CASH. Address
GEO. S. GAINES,
Eoy 2SwtMarI Ststa Line wavna Go Miss
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Observation-Disclosures yo1gcp

whereas, letters of administration on the estate Of
Rowland Crosby, deceased were granted 10 the
Undersigned, at the last September of the Pro
bate cosrt of Jasper county, State OF Missis- igp
Now ali persons having aims againBt the estate .of
sAd ueceoent are hereby required TO exhibit tao
duly pTobated aud registered within the tins me-
scribeG by law or the same win be barred
Nov Ia w6t LEVI Crosby Adm,
10 Harriet keIioR ara Cnauncey y. kellogg, ber
hu'baed Virginia A. Wood, Patrick II wood
Thomas f Wool, and Permea Wood and thc4r
father, James G Wood.
VOU cited 20 appear before the Probate court Of
the county of Sunh 'wer on the Second N oudAv
Of gnnary next 1866, to show why the petition
of Ann shannon the widow of Thomas T. Shan
non, deceased aud sdmnisfratrix of his estate
praying for allotment Of dover in the pl ntatcu
and lands situated in SUM county, Mississippi
and belonging TO the said estate and for allowance
of fifteen hundr cd dollars worth Of said real rsate
for her life time as property exempt from execution
should not be granted
BY order Of the Court.
d, j. ELLINGTON, CLERK
Thomas Walton, of McNutt, solicitor for petitioner
Nov - 800
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27
COMMERCIAL NEW s..
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Our dates from New Orleans are to the oath
inst We give a summary of the quotations,
and the condition of the market in leading
articles
COTTGN-Market exceedinly depressed;
sales 1864 bales. Quotations: Ordinary
3Sa4Oc Good ordinary, 43044c; Low
Middling 46a47c; Middiing 4s049c
SUGAR-Sales of $50 hhds at lie for fair;
l5c for fully fair; l54c for fully fair to prime
and l74c. t. rs, for white
MOLASSES-Sales of about $50 bbls at
68070c for inferior; 7Sc for common; soc
for fair to good, and 82GS5c T. gal for prime.
FLOUR-Sales f3500 bbls at S. 00a7 25
for fine; SSGS % for Liverpool, and 50 25G
l3 25 t9 ID for extra to choice do.
CORN-Sales of 6,l00 sacks al 81 "a for
mixed 81 10 for yellow and 81 10 T. bushel
for white.
PROVIsIoNs-only jobbing trade at
previous rates for even weight, Mess Pork,
Bacon and Lard
PORK-New even weight Mess retailing
at S33 50ds3 p bbl, Prime Mess viii read
lily command $50 p Dbl. for retail parcels,
and S29 so a 500 p Dbl, for round lots
BACON-Ribbed sides scarce. Shoulders
and clear sides in fair supply at l4D 15c. for
the former, and 20c. p ID for the latter
Plain hams l9a2Oc sugar cured 25a
35c. p Is.
LARD-Market quiet, Retail parcels sell
ing at 1s4 aI9c - ID for prime in tierces,
and l94 420c. p ID in kegs.
COFEEE-Dealers supplying the demand
at Ice, for ordinary. 29a294c p ID, currency
for prime to choice Rio.
WHISHY-Rectsfed selling in n small
way at 81 30 f9gallon.
SUNDRIES-WeStern Butter 30a40c
Northern do. 45450c. p b; Northern Cheese
20023c.; English Dairy 24d25c. p ID. Full
weight Star Candles 24a25c.; short weight
do. 20d2lc. p ID. Soap l0Gl5c. and starch
l3c. p H.
GUNNY BAGS-There is but little de-
mand A few small lots are selling at Doe
for second. and 35e. apiece for new.
/ SCULENTS-Potatoes selling at S404 10,
Onions at 50 5094, land apples atS4a7 y Dbl.
/ BAGGING AND ROPE-No movement
whatever, Quotations merely nominal.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27

II Thomas Mcintyre is our authorized
apent for the city of New Orleans
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27

Jasper County.
Probate Court January Term H. D. 1866
In the matter of the final settlement of the
estate of Isaac J. Downs, deceased:
TO Nancy Wilson, Polly Ann Smell and
James NJ. Smell and all others interested in
the estate oftIeaac J. Downs, deceased:
YOU are hereby cited to be and personally
appear before the honorable Probate Court
of said county at the Court House of said
county on the first Monday of March next,
then and there to show cause if any you
can, why the letters of James NJ Rambo,
administrator. should not be surrendered
Witness the Honorable Benjamin Thigpen
{ ~ } Judge of the Probate Court of said
L. S. county the lst Monday of Jan
I ~ } uary, 4. d. 1866
Issued the 18th day of January, 1866
JAMES L. MCCORMICK,
Jan 26 w5t Clerk
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-27

Do you wish to be curedf If %, swallow two or
three hogsheads of Buehu, sTonic Bitters Sarsapa
ra, Nervous Anidotee, Re, and after you are sa.is
Aed with the result then try one bog Of Old Doctor
Buchanss English Specific Pills-and be restored to
health and vigor IN less than thirty days They
purely vegetable, pleasant 70 take prompt and salu
tary In their effects on the broken down and shattered
constitution. Old and young can take them with ad
vantage. DR.. BaehanS Englfsh Specific Pills cure in
less than thirty days. the cases Of nervousness
impoteney. premature decay. seminal weakness, in
sanity, and all urinary, sexual and affections
no matter from what cause produced. Price, enc
dollar per box. Sent, postpaid By mail recaiPt Of
an order Address JAMES g. BUTLER
No. 40 Broadway. N. Y. General Agent
p S.-A box sent to any address onj receipt Of
priee-whieh Il one dollar-post free. descriptive
Circular sent On application Dec9wek
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'ETER c. II CIrPC
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
.e. Al MAGAZINE STREET PLACE
Opposite st James Hotel
NEW ORLEANS, "a,

rteuGdy
TRACE
FLE E g and
COTTON A
Psw, Nos 2sni
and Deep and Shallow
Bros 'Hsui
Cf POI
% Ltme.w Warrant eouao
Orders from the country respectfully solicited by
Bank Place
. james Hotel
member
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jackson Prices Current.
Corrected H'eekly BY Persons 6 BaIey.
CLARION OFFICE,
January "a, 1866.

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MAGNOLIA ENFERNARY.

DIX j. A. SH, Author of several popular Mod
e " oIks and of more than twenty wears experience
IN the treatment Of chronic diseases every variety
reopens his lnfrmary at Magnolia, Pike county
MISS where he Is receiving and treating success
fully number of casss, such as Serofu,a Dancer
eistno, Polypus, Syphilis, Chronic niarrhoe
Chronle Sore Eyes, Female Diseases sc. His house
IS large and commodious, and every effort will be-
made to make invsds comfortable, and 70 dispatch
them IN the least possible time ut "a light cost a.
eau De ma g. lie will (patisnts desiring 10 guarantee
a cure in Cancer or any external disease sore Toe
flesh Marks, Wens, Notes Tumors &c, that he con
siders durable His terms for board and practice are
cash, but moderate. Persons desiring further iuforma
ton can address him at Magnolia, Miss
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metropolitan Enterprise.
Depot. Is7 Broadway.

An immense stock of Pianos. Watches, jew
elry!and Fancy Goods all to be sold for ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard TO value, and
not TO be paid for till you see what you viii
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
its value are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of %
cents; five for 81; eleven for 81; thirty for s.;
sixty-five for SO; and one numbered for SIS.
On receipt of the Certificate you will see
what you are going TO have, and then it is
at your option to pay the dollar and take
the article or not. Purchasers may thus
Obtain Gold Watch, Diamond Ring or n
Piano, Sewing Machine, or any set of Jewel
~ ON our list, for 81; and in no case can they
gel less than One Dollars worth, rs there
are no blanks.
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are informed by numbers of our best
ems and planters, that the freedmen and
en- nave gone to work with unexpected
ana cheerfulneSs; they seem, at last.
Pallze their condition as free men and
pen, and understand in consequence
Reot, the necessity of prompt, strict. and
gent performance of contracts to labor
Observation-Disclosures of the negroes. after
p weeks trolic, during the holidays have
Nrned to their old homes, and are wearing
hter faces, than this time one wear
EFayette Chronicle.
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GEO. T. SWAMI,
I,nt
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

NESHOBA AoON11s
Probate Court, December Term, 1865
To Margaret j. Davis, and George NJ. Davis,
her husband Ellen Moore, and j. b.
Moore, her husband, heirs at law of Joseph
Wilson, deceased.
YOU are hereby notified to be and appear
before the Probate Court eff NeshOba county
State of Mississippi to be held in the town
ST Philadelphia, ON the fourth Monday in
February next, then and there to answer
tue petition of r. l.. Mauldin, to surrender
LIS letters of administration on the estate of
said Joseph Wilson, decd, and make final
sc Element so far as the same has extended ;
and further to do and to suffer such things
as may be ordered by the court.
{ - GIVEN under my hand seal of
LIS. said court, this the fourth Monday
I ~ in December A. d. 1865.
Issued the 4th day of January, 1866.
W. G.. BOOTH,
Jan H. JS66-w5t Clerk.
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THE STATE OF gRIsssssspPE

In the Protat Court of Newton County November
Term, 1865 To Mary Gamble and Wetty
Gamble, minor children of Mary Gamble, residing
In MareDgo county Alabama:
YOU are hereby cited to appear before the Probate
Il Court of Newton county the third Monday in
January next, to show cause, why the petition Of
Mary Thompson widow and reliet OF Hobson Thomp
son deceased for allotment of dover In the real
estate of the said H0ason Thompson, should not be
granted, &c By order of the court.
Witness Hon VIM Graham, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Sd Monday in November "A d 1865
Issued and given under my hand and seal Of Office,
IL 81 Nov IS 1865. THOS. KEITH,
Dec v<5k Clerk
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Executors Notice.

WHEREAS letters of EXeeutorship the estate
of Abram Carr, deceased were granted 20 the under
signed at the last November term of the Probate court
OF Smith county, state of Mississippi Now all per
sons having claims against the of said decedcn
are hereby required TO exhibit the same within the
time limited by law, or the same will be barred
EMANUEL w CARR
Jan 1t Executor
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Love and MaGriHnOny.

Ladies and gentemen If you wish to marry. aifrss.
the undersigned, who will send YOU without money
and without price, valuable information that will ens
bic you 70 marry happily and speedily, spcctvc OF
age wealth beauty. This information VIII cost won
nothing and if you wish 70 marry, / will cbeerfgIIv
assist you All letters strictly confidential Tae de-
sired Information by return question:
asked. Address SARAH Il. LAMBERT
&c 5vlr C,-aep,oipt Ef,cg ~, n
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To Messrs. w r. Moore & Co, Rice, Di
& Co, II. Myers & Co.
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The new musket invented by the
pus gunsmith, Mimic, has been SUBJ
|Red TO the inspection of the Emperor
poleon. tits said to be greatly supe
to any firearms at present in use.
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No. . 90. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection Of Viii
cox Gibbs Machines will dispense all prejudice.
The stitch made by Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew, hem, fell
braid tuck, gather quilt. cord and embroider, with
nerfect satisfaction. Please call and examine.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines are repaired and war
ranted at NO. ST CHARLES STREET,
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