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Arizona.

Major Ben McCulioch has been appoint
ed TO a special agency in relation to buil-
ding forts and making other arrangcnents
to establish the authority of the Govern
ment in Arizona.
This Is good move. There has been a
large emigration from the State, 10 Ari-
zonia, and interests Of a very in1port3pt
character begin TO arise thern. Several
silver mines of great richness are being
successfully worked by companies orean-
lied at the North, and many person. of
energy and means are lookingto tbiscoun-
try as a rich field forentcrprisea,di invest
ment.
Last year an intelligent and active vouno
officer of the army, named MoD1v beinr
on leave Of absence. presented hiTseIc ~
delegate from that Territory. There was
as there always is for all oilicesm our Gov
ernment, AN opposing claimant CONGRESS.
however, wisely determined that the noru-
latlon Of the Territory was not sufficient 10
Justify the expense of a Territorial govern
mcnt. and the delegate was not admitted
Since then the population has LARGELY IN
creased, and Lieutenant Nowry has beop
reelected by large vote. Doubtless thi.
vote has been ~wclled heyond tho la,iti-
mate figure. in the manncrso common
IN new territories eager for RECOGNITION
- communities entitled to Federal care
and appropriations. Still, we dorbt not
that there is a population sufficiently laroe
to render il necessary and polite in tho
Executive 10 take steps to extend the laws
and protection of the Government over /. .
lhl9 lsespeclally Is necessary. since the Ana
enc Indians. very pcstilcnt and warlilla
tribe, lntcst the country and keen the set-
tiers in perpetual terror of life and pro-
pcrty.
Tins tribe has long been the curso of this
country and Of the neiuhboring States of
Mexico. They We're doubtless Tho Van
dals that once swept through this rooion.
destroying the early Spanish settlements
ana laying waste what was once as many
vesilgeS now prove "a highly cultivated re-
Slon. They must be chastiSed into Good
behavior anda more decent mode Of life
Tor which they possess capacities that only
require a little wholesome commission
For this task, as well rs for tbe other
duties OF Territorial defence and orrapiza-
uon, the Government could have no bet
ter agent than Major Ben McCunocb lie
l. man OF direct purpose, of prompt ac-
uon; of well-poised character and temper.
thoroughly acquainted with Indian char
acter and frontier life. The duties impo-
sed upon him in his late mission to Utah.
were admirably met and performed.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

President Of the University of Miss.

THE PAUIpING CLARIoN.-We had call
yesterday from Col. 5. Il. Adams, the vet
cron editor and proprietor of this mann
moth organ of the mighty East. The
Clarion comes to us in an entirely new
dress-m all the amplitude of crinoline
and beautiful as a Nicksburg belle.
Col. Adams proposes to publish regular
", after the lst of January next, the De
cisions of the High Court of Errors and
Appeals, a department which will increase
its already high claims to support. The
Col. has rooms at the Prentiss House, and
will remain in our city until Monday next.
Our mercantile friends desirous of an ad.
vertising in the mighty East" would do
well to see him.-Trl,e Soathron, Nov. p.
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JACKSON, Noy. Goth. 1858.
GENTLEMEN; / am i'm receipt of your let
ter of this date communicating to me. at
the instance Of the honorable body OF
which you are members. am invitation To
deliver an address before the Mississippi
legislature and the citizens generally
upon the political topics of the dav.
Deeply sensible of the honor TINS CON
ieucd, | assure you, gentlemen, the task
would be checriully accepted but for tbc
pressure "l indispensable engagements. re
gulrlng my immediate departure from tl,is
CITY 10 the scene OF my duties at Washing
ton. As one Of the Representatives of oIIr
state IN the National legislature, il would
aiiord me peculiar qualification to present
before you history of the legislation of
lhe late session OF Congress touching I'M
portant questions in which YOU are vital
" interested; to declare my views upou
the issues which have been forced upon
the South by the Abolitioni-ts of the
North and to state the result Of my oh
Seryahons at the National Metropolis
while engaged in the service of the peonle
of Mississippi, and the conclusions m
winch | have arrived: but this PLEASING
duty am, for the present, compelled to
torcgo.
viii embrace the occasion to reinarl5.
however, that the rapid increase and
growing power of the sectional orraniza-
ton which has for its object the destrlc-
ton OF Southern institutions and the de-
gradatlon and dishonor of Mississippi and
her sister Southern States, imposes lrpon
them obligations which q due REGARD IN.
Their own safety will not permit them to
neglect.
In the recent desertion of the reputed
author OF the Nebraska bill; hi, bctroyaI
OF Its principles, and his active co-ouera-
uon with the enemies of the South we
have striking illustration of the oroyvtl
OF the Abolition party, and an apueal 10
the South for concert and unauimitv Of
action.
1t Is gratifying 70 know that the present
Executive will faithfully adhere TO tba
| principles upon which he wa, elevated m
power, and inteFpose his authority 10
shield the South from the aggression. of
her foes; but IT must not be forgotten that
IN, term Is Fastening to its close. and that
It Is not beyond the range of possibilities
that the superior number, of our enemie,
may secure their triumph at the ballot
box IN ls60. In such an event. have no
hesitation in saying that il VIII Ie the du-
| " ol Mississippi 70 assert her independ-
encc. ylndlcate her rights. and resume the
powers which She has delegated to the
Federal Government.
have the honor to be
Very respectfully.
Your ob't servant.
WILLIAM BARKSDALE.
L 10 McSsr-. j. $ johnson : 4 putI.r-
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The following instance of gross supersti-
ton is contained in a New York paper:
About the time of the execution of young
Rogers, awoman having little girl with
her, applied for permission to enter the
prison, alleging as a reason that her child
was subject to fits, snd she had been told
that ifi could put its hand upon the body
ofa person who had been hung, before the
body was cold, a cure would be instantane-
ouslY effected.
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Special 2letitrs.
Mississippi Military Institute-Ps,.

Only sixty boarders are received. and none anto.
ing over the age Of fifteen, and remaining amer en-
trance long q desired.
The Institute prepares pupils for College, the Conn
ting Room or Civil Engineering. The reputation IN
Pass Christian for health and bathing is well known
throughout the South, and during the epidemics tie
Institute has always been free from sickness.
Applications 10 fiji vacancies, and for circulars cor
tanning terms Of admission, rules and references 10 n
large number of Southern gentlemen. whose sons
have entered the institute can be made 3: mail
Address A. GREEN.
Superintendent n NJ l.
Pass Christiqn, August IA. 1866 4}-tf
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DIED on HER KNEEs.-Mrs. Catharine
Tildcn, wife Of Mr. Daniel Jones, ofGlen-
more, Kent county, Nd, died very sud-
denly, recently, aged fiity-four. She arose
in her usual health, and before starting
for Sabbath school, retired to her private
room for her morning devotion, and there,
upon her bended knees, she ceased TO pray
and liyci
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NJ undersigned will attend to the pav,hent as
~ taxes, or the sale Of Land for non-Fes'de,,ss ~
we sete, m any OF the counties in Eastern Wiss,sIr
- MY extensive acquaintance and the Lne,sl.siSa n
ti,e sNet value OF our Lands viii enable me a AL
my hands for sale ~ ,s-IeS ~ Plsssl P,hss, IN
Pudding, Nov, 8, 1855, -
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EvGov Foorr. This gentleman wns Co
have made a speech at Jackson Wodn's-
dav uirht Welearu from che Nickshur1
Whv chat DC has determined 70 make th't
cIty ha future residence.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

GaAuAu's MAotHvr.-This popular po-
rio,lcd. 60 rcata a favorito with che ladies.
lms hoou received Cor tho current month.
" tis announced hy the Publisher that with
tbe beginning of tho now year, Graham"
81 n IS Incorporated with tho American
Monthly" under which name u viii In
future ro 10 BE- thousands Of readers
lligh promises are made Of the new pub
hcalion chat Is 10 hc-it Is 10 'retain all
The features which were SO popular Ia
Nraham. and viii add 10 them many
new ones Of thc most attractive character"
Ihose pfQmaos. we have not a doubt. will
be Gully redeemed. and tho American
Monthly excel in.thoso traits which ron
der magazines iiko Graham's 10 popular
with an clesucs. and especially the ladies.
Cats @. Intkyo Eaq.. The editor Of GHA.
mas. win continue ~ editor Of the Amori-
can Monthly The latter will be publish
ed at the following rates. ono COPY. one
year. 500 two copies $500 four copies
5000 Address HrSnY wurr. No. z
Bcckman street, New York.
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Iur LIGlstArrUE.-Tho present session
Of our state legislature was probably pro
longcd until to-day. although the rc.olu-
ton 10 adjourn on the first inst. had not
boon rcscindcd when We lcn Jackson. on
Che morning of that day. Tho Lcvcc Bnl
had been passed. Tho two Houses had
ruluscd To authorisc the New Orleans.
jackson and Grcat Northern Railroad
Company 90 stop their road at Canton
and several other bills considered impor.
tant, had been enacted into laws. Bul
little general legislation. however. was
perfected during the session. The Lcgis
aturc as the roadcr s aware. convene.
again next winter in regular session.
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We mutually Withdraw cur respective
publications. to-wii the editorial of the
Rr~Ham Of the aoth September. 30 cara
rcu3ds M Stewart, aud tho letter to the
rtum Of thc 18TH, so FAR a. regards Mr..
Mayors -tho same having bccn based uI-
on misconceptions, and thcre being mo-
good reason l1r amy personal hostility bo.
tween u.s. A. e.. MAYERS.
r.. s.. STEWART
November ot ts5s.
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Nonru CAHouN, SrNkroRs.-llon. +. T..
CnSouAv. and Gov. BH,ea, have been
elected as U. $. senators by the North
Carolina LEGISLATURE former for the
short, and the latter for the long tcrm.--
Gov. BHNco s @ younger brother of Judge
BHAoa. of Mobile and Of Capt. BsAoo. who
gave the Moyians "a little more grape
IN nnnnn WIN
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Forty Dollar sewing Machines.


These Machines are supersedng the high priced
ana complicated machines. Most persons are usipp
them IN preference, because they are so simple and
easy to learn, and they not continually getting out
Of order e ~
The public are solicited to call and judge for them
selves, at No. Camp street.
New Orleans, Jan 1S5s iIiv
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\ LAwYER's SroEY.-rom strikes Dlck
over the shoulders with Fatan aS hls as
Your little finger 4 lawyer, in his lndict-
mont would tell YOU the story as follows ::
And that whereas the said Thomas, at
the said place, on the year and day atore-
sald m and on the body Of said Richard,
against the people of the State OF Penn
syl'ana, and their digaiu, did make a
most violent assault and inflicted great
many divers blows, kicks, cuffs, thumps'
pumps eontusions, gashes, hurts, wounds,
damages and injuries, in and upon the
nead' neck, breast, stomach, hips, knees
shin- and heels of sail Richard with di-
vers sticks, canes. poles. clubs. logs Of
wood, stones, dagger. dirks. swords, pis-
tols, cutlasses, bludgeons. blunderbusSes,
ana boardlnng-spikes, then and there held
IN the hands, fists. claws. and clutches of
him, the said Thomas
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nrTbe Hon. q. D. lIsspis. member Of
Conrress elect from the Sixth District Of
Illinois. dicd at Sis o'clock. ON the morn.
ing of tlc 9th ult.. Of consumption.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

"H"I WtOrSe p. Morris Snv-..
ten. George T. Morris in his Home JournoI s,,
M r, Ul y daley Magical Pam Extractor. saws:
,9 lltes are 50 rare, mighty and ecreutric that
1870 % eheSuye electric and astonishing are ~
powers on the human body, that. though now I, -
ieu n! .l'us'Ads 81 people, not one of tbis craa9
mas put ls delighted Beyond comparison and 5.e"' %
be without it, '' "lie ever again
The genuine is always signcd-HENRy DArrry-
M;llulacturer-on steel engraved labeI A-A- .
foF sale IN New Orleans wholesale and rotsa t,
j. WRIGHT & Co
Nos. Gland 15l Chartres stro,,
9ole Agents Tor the southern States. ana 4, ,ho,,
All orders should he addressed "N 70 whom
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Great Cure arter PhysioIans had Fo,I,d !

~ =, =, ~ iets'ELLNIlLL- ONO, Jan. 10, 1855.
IR. g. N. JAcKsoN-Dtar Sir:-"We would infnrr,
you that We are out Of Hoohand's German RittH-I
winch are very ready sale. one Of our neiobhors -
been doet9rlng for some Time I've think abont t1-o
yeus' WITH l the doctors IN the countrv) hut III M
avail. He looked as much like a degd man -.
aboui n anything We can compare him to- Ms dis
case appeared 20 he 0reIaoiri4J II he y1U W;tb
hId PERSUASION We prevailed nm to try vour ,t
ters Wlth the promise to him, # it did no good NJ
%ouid charge hiln nothing for IL provided he tool Nv
Uotses according 10 the directions, which he has done
and Is now entirely cured and has become n yn s' '
ms cure has created great sale in tins neigbbor
hood Respectfully " 'Si'VoA-
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CorTespondenoe.

REPRESENTATIVE HALL,
Jackson, Mss, Nov %, 1855.
HoN. WILLIAM BARKsDALE:
Dcqr Sr: The House of Representatives
has this day, by manimou, vote, passed a
resolution inviting you to address the
House, and the citizens generally, on the
politics of the day; and also rendering
you the use of this Hall, at such time as
you may designate The undersigned
Committee have been appointed to wait
on you and advise you of the passage Of
said resolution, and request that YOU ac-
cept the invitation rendered. and desi gnate
the time at which it viii be convenient for
YOU to deliver the address.
j. :. JOHNSON.
5. G. RUTHERFORD,
q. III. GIN.
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EXTRAORDINARY MEMORY or SHIEI. THE
lRlsH ORAToR.-Shiel, the celebrated Irish
orator, was endowed with an cxtraordina-
~ verbal memory. His mode of prepar-
ing his speeches was altogether singular.
In the O'Conncl case in 1913 he recitcd hi.
great speech to the London reporter, be-
iorehand. Great was the diSappoiut-
mont of the reporters" says his hogra-
phcr, ''at being told that. although he had
the speech in his head. nothing but a few
memorandums existed on paper. Far
greater was their surprise when he under
took to speak it for them bv anticipation
With his hands wrapped in flannel. he
kept slowly moving up and down the
room, repeating with great rapiditv. and
occasionally with his wontcd yehemcnce
Of ntonation, passage after passage. and
paragraph after paragraph then, wcaricd
with the strange and rksome effort. he
would lay himself down upon a sofa. and.
after a short pause. recommcnce his cxpos-
tulation with the jury. his allusions 10 the
bench, and his sarcastic apo,trophcs to
the counsel for the Crown. ON he went
with but brief interruptions. and few paus-
Is to correct or alter, until the whole was
finished, and had been accurately noted
'A'Nh. Witch bttl WIN ttiIt, II WIS sent
to the printer, and. at the moment when
he arose to speak IN court, printed copies
were in the hands of those who had faith
fully rendered his ideas previously. As
he proceeded, they were thus enabled to
mark easily and rapidly any slight varia-
tions of phraseology but these. for the
most part, We're 50 few and trivial as to
cause little delay in the correction of the
proofs.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

PrpsoS,t-W We take great pleasure ia
Acknowledging CUR obligations to Col.
sdotv. F.M. at Vicksburr forhis courtesy
and kindnos4 20 us during our Icccnt so-
iomn u hs city.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

A venerable couple were married the
other day at Parma, n. Y. The bride
groom, Mr. job Dowd, was 20 wears old,
and the bride. Mrs Laura Moore. was 65.
Each had been married twice before. and
each had large family already.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

4 good anccdote Of Professor, AgazsH
is told in new volume in press at Boston.
The professor had declined to deliver
lecture before some lyceum or public so
ciety, on account Of tile inroad- which pre-
vious lectures given 10y him had made
upon his studies and habits Of thought.
The gentleman who had been deputed to
invite him, continued TO press the invita-
tion. assuring him that the society were
ready 10 pay him literally for his service;
That's no induccmcnt 10 me- replied
Aeas>iz; Il cannot afford to waste my time
i'm making money!
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04
Time Of holding the Probate Court of
Newton County

sends US sthe following law just passed by the
Legislature, for changing the time of hold
ing the Probate Court of that county.
IN ACT To change the time Of holding
the Probate Court Of Newton County.
SEC. ]. Be- 10 enacted by the Legislature
81 the State Of Mississippi. That from and
alter the passage of this act, the Probate
Court OF Newton County. shall commence
ON the fourth Monday of every month.
and may continue in session for the mum.
Der Of days now authorized bv law; and
All business pending in said Court shall
stand for trial at the first term Of said
Court held under the provisions Of this act:
and all process which may issue or NAV
have issued, returnablc to, or requiring tine
appearance Of any person or party 10 q
term of said Court. TO be held ON the So
cond Monday Of any month after the pas
sage Of this act. shall bc and the same is
hereby made rcturnable at the time pre-
-cribed for the holding of said Court by
this act; end an persons required to ap-
pear at the term Of said Court a. hereto
fore prescribed, shall appear at the term
Of -aid Court o. now ordered by this act
~rc. .. b. il further enacted, That this
act shall take effect and be in force from
and after it, passage.
Approved. Nov. 10Th. lSjS.
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Nrw Goous such of our rcrdcts d.
live within visiting distance Of Claiborne.
will find the advertisement Of Mr.. T.. Cas-
AwAr. In the present number Of this pa
per. who offer. o. hno stock Of now goods,
consisting ortho articles usually kept iu q
country storc-wcll selected, and offered
cheap.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

Since the above was in type we are able
to give the final disposition of the matter.
The House bill was taken up in the SEN
ate and referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee, who reported a substitute. simply
changing the prices in the old law, and
making them conform TO the established
rates Of newspaper publishers In this
shape it passed both Houses. We are will
ling orcst contentcd with this. although
we think it would have been more cred
table to the legislature and more just to
the printers. to have passed the House
Bill, simply repeating the law rs it stand,
in the Code. The ayes and noes on the
amended bill have not been published
but we shall cudeayor to procure them.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04
The Great EngIish Remedy.
.-IIR JIM = VIlNINh = ,
Celebrated Female Pills.


Celebrated Female Pills.
Protected Iy Rogql Lettcrs Patent
r, Prepared by "a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, NJ. D.
~ sesh extraordinary 10 the Queen
ls HNauhte medicine j. unfailing in the cl1re Of
il ul'He painful and dangerous diseases To which the
ltlhue constitution Is subject IL moderates mi ,r-
may be relied on. f' O
To Married Lqdi0
II Is peculiarly suited. II will in a short tir,e brn,
on the monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle, prlce One Dollar, bears the Govarr
feits " P'S'SH' Soun'ei-
CpUtion
These if08 SOti not be taken byfc0q1e ,a1 he Ey,
ibee -hotHS q pregnancy, tey are sure 10 byiH0 on
h,scaTTidge 6Ht a any Other time 1qy arc safe
IN an cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
IN the Back and Limbs, Fatigu. on sIi0bt avartiCr
n.upahon OF the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these
rus effect cure when all other means have failed.
ana athou9h powerful remedy. do not contain ron
saoeL ahtinony or anything hurtful to the consti-
Fun directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age winch should be carefully preserved
sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada
JOB. MOSES
0-ate !. c. Baldwin Co5
y =. Sl,00 and Postage stamps enclosed 10 sn
pills by return mail manning -
bile. "'i "aeh' NO
J. G, Lanier, Vicksburc. Miss
}. wright Co. New Orleans
Ut. 5 r. Casteel, Paulding.
Jan 1855. 1o,
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To the citizens of Louisiana
Caution TO the P16Iio

,s's,i ,''la Years experiment in tbg ,,op,, c,.,
M i.i, ''i ''tha'ely succeeded in the wear ISlS -,
9 very m MS Manufacture IN ,eb,.L !.
- ~ INed oi US acrid and inHamnatorv ,,,.,,-e-
NJ ana rendered perfectly pure PAopeE-
."s hlaeul3etory Is at Schiedam Uoua,a 20
5,5 iU'lis .iis reflection what title to give il i,t
,UoJc, 'ug american people under tbe tifis -
,t..s oet'go" aromatic SchRapnS Scbi,S,', ~ ~
,,ii,, oI 'ile place IN Holland where tbc -, -
Italian b,ni,, ,uuhlatc, derives its name fron, ~,
% aIn jumper berry with whiehitis Aavo,l , NC NC
WI y. Iapps ls the German f1r 6,i,ii i' ~ we
Hl'Hii- H9- Que Scheldam aromatic ,lrini, SNs, Nsu',
~ 9VthappS been introduced III IN, ,,,l il.t
Pahic' anu received with approtatian ~ ~ ~ lv'ul
~ T., ,.. ~ .NsW lork Boston and PbilaIal,6,a -
az, ~ i .l' WIN thelr mixed and poisnr,,rs .t,,,r
49,, 4 ~ ~'''"s i4iineS In several instances ~, l,tI,
'H' Yen SO perteetly initiated win onl,. Il! TiS
~ l, "iSN Ns'tfs % plead technical ayi,iSp. ~
,y,,o ~" t ~ carefully prepared aS to n,oSse an
10. -, - .''ci> understand laroa ,,t,aptit,,
is.,s ~, P'1NhtSeI by the merchants III Ne,t o!!
T "ii account oi the Cheapness oftb,', "a ~
I'n'als per dozen Cor the Quarts ana t,, , 9'I lN9
tylcei'S d9Nen for the Pints bein, tS :, ,bii Nh, %
fNlctlh NeW YORK. It's nothing lmt fr,.r,'r ISyl
~ HaNNtea WITH the oil Of Jupner ana re,i,,n,
ul,,la ~ cent below proof 4 mef,hant VI ,s
la,oS lS l'utectiy m the fraud. hy sellnss ,bo ,
i iHNiV = S much an offender as tle frire;,,5si 80
planned the imposition ' ~ iiSes "he
nope every respectable Citizen ,,l,, ,.i,,a. a.,
an, NJ ,h Whch he lives, will aid me IN f,.rratin,,
f,r ~. POSING the unsorupulotis merehnnt vhD
i,sc 1911 Nl 4 lew cents, viii pat in ieopar,lv th,,
' tle community IN which he lives S,ef men
' 0 i''ulSd 20 the plilory Of public execration
Solo 1,,,. GbOIpHO WOLFE
The following res spectacle 6r, In ~, -. = b,
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srrunE.-Mr. A. NJ. sruArroy. au old
and respected citizen Of Rankin County.
committed suicide last week. Mr s. had
bllcd several public stations. and was
much esteemed for his many good quail
ties. But he yielded himself 20 the de-
mon intomperanco, and henco his melan-
oholy and untimoly end.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

hhcth1att20t- siiTuLqiq-The agonies Of Rheuma-
tSln and NeuTtg gia are among the most acute with
Which the human frame is ever afflicted, and have
heretofore been found the most difficult to remove
Happily a remedy is now discovered by which the
most obstinate cases can be immediately cured.-
rms sovereign remedyis BrdgJs Arctie LtnSaeHt for
sale ~ Druggists generally. II Is only necessary for
the sufferer to Try It. to he assured Of IT. efficacy.
sold in Pmdmg. by : l.. Casteel
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

En- We invite our readers to the pcrusal Of Dr. Ay-
erS advertisements which appear m the columns of
our paper They deserve attention as treating Of what
interests Us ALL and from q source which all have long
respected. The Doctor Is well known one Of the
leading Chemists OF this country. who devoes hs
great requirements 70 the discovery and manufacture
ol remedies for popular use The unparalleled snc-
cess which has followed his lalOrs is too well known
N TINS community 70 need any eucidauon from
non II TF1xg sg.df,g y
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

ON thc 21th ult the Mississippi at Sc
Louis was falling rapidly Il had iallcn
three feet within forty-oirht hours AN
Che upper streams were also falling. and
hlled with floating ice.
The eastern clarion., 1858-12-04

USmuB srArHs snNaroR Fon Souru Cau-
olxA.-Tho Ciu'efioa Epsaiag Ns,os pro
poses Hon. 4. Rarnwoll Rhott a. a oandi.
d.,to Cor thc vaeancy in tho United States
senate Ia south Carolina