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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-18


DEAR 'LAEioN 81 promised To- eiye you
some account OF our synod before TINS
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Land for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale tract
i ofvaluable timbered Land, lying near
Garlandsville, Jasper County, Miss, desig-
mated as follows: W ]. w. tof N.Et, n.
W. ofS.E. t, and Sc. of Sc. I, Sec
ton 10, Township 4, Range II, contain.
ing in all $50 acres,
This land is valuable, and will be sold
on favorable terms.
All persons are hereby warned against
trespassing upon the above named lands,
by cutting timber off the same, or other
wise, as they will be prosecuted TO the ex.
tent of the law.
NJ. O'BRIEN.
Dec. IL, 1858. 9-3w
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TIA l-.uisW REviE~s Aa.a BLAcrvCen.-
We have taken occasion too frequently To-
cNrrcs our high opinion Of the value Of
these able periodicals. 10 noed more than
now Co rofcr 90 them; rcscrving other re-
marks % tho occasion orour quarterly no
ticct An exchange paper sums up their
character and worth ina saying OF these
Reviews and Lakewood that they contain
Inc richest fruits of the scholarship. wit.
and crniu. Of tho literary men Of Great
Britain. and are alikco Of great value % ,hc
scholar, the professional man. or the intel
lifout reader. Their pages abound with
elaborate criticisms, brilliant essays pro-
found spcculations, and with whatever %.
interest may bo found in science. lit,w.
.urc. morality. and religion. While they
are the acknowledged representatives o.
certain ptInciplcs in politics, they are iai
from being grossly partian. In this re-
/ speci they occupy a position We should b,
I slad Co see our own periodicals assume
"a position which would enable Thorn 6,
\ discuss great questions of governmental
/ policy, independent Of party trammcls
We acknowledge the receipt Of the lat,
number and hope the energetic publish
or VIII be sustained by the educated an,
intelligent gentlemen Of the country il
hts efforts 10 give eis-atlantic circulation &,
these publications.
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Meeting OF subscri to the Stoc X of the
Gmlf and shin Ialnnd RnilrOnh.

I accordance with the resolutions Of the Board Of
/ Commissioners. Of the Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road Company passed on the It'll day o. June. ls5S.
the subscribers for stock 10 said road hereby
que-ted 70 meet IN the city Of Jackson. on Monday
the 10th day ofJanuary lS9 for the purpose Of elect
ing Board Of Directors and otherwise perfectng the
organization Of said company.
An instalInent Of ire dollars upon each share q
hnirei dollars will be required be paid 10 the
Treasurer Of said Board Of Commissioners before any
subscriber will be allowed to vote any meeting OF
the stockholders for Directors any other purpose
and each share sopaid up will entltle the holder to
| one vote either IN person or by proxy.
Each person having list for Subscribers is earnest
Is solicited to increase his list rapidly he can
with reliable subscribers and have the ready to
| deliver at the above meeting
| c. McLAURIN, Chairman.
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Hon. n. r.. EtuErr.-Wc publish che
following remarks from Mr Elicit wi,h
the greatest pleasure.
II duo t1 him. because we m. sapUre-
hcuded the man altogether in some tric-
tures wlkh appeared ia the Cross Cy 4
few numbers back. We regret that vc
were led into error bv some of our Coz
tcmporuies. aS Co the part this gentleman
took in the passage %. he printer Fee
law. and now mako ,he eHrat kuorrit
Is rctractiug the continents contained iv
that article. We have been informed ly
our Representative in the Senate. Col. q
W McCord, that Mr.. Elicit Is high-toncd
gentleman, and would az much oppose q
system &c Glass legislation by which ths
rights Of amy portion OF the communiig
were icopardiscd, as any man i'm ths
legislature Cross CH (tbrah Nau.l
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WOODHlI'S CHERRY EXPECTORANT.
THIS REMARKABLE REMEDY
PnuSD
a Q Z r T a N Q u r Z
FOR
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption in all its stages,
and in every Disease Of tho Lungs.

and in EVERY Disease Of tho Lungs.
rI,HI- REMEDY il m Auodyno Expcctorant, sooth-
IIIg and naI-auc IA Its nature. ana slgnaiy pow
ortrl u searching o. the very root 81 disease y it7
mild and orodIcstng action on ali internal ana iul-
ru4-sry elections. rendering a cure absolute GER
t4Iuty: Hud now frequently prescribed ~ eminent
medical men In preference 70 the ordinary medl-
r.ue- u tpe United states Pharma"oPra for such AZ
fc,roH- rs the following letters amply demonstrate:
Nsw ORLA,ys, April 2, 1855.
Do1r SIR: Tho public generally are fnly aware Of
tho thousands Il remedies for diseased lungs under
titles of Ssr-spara Pills Plazt~rs, Linimonts, &C..
lH..t ar" daily brought TO their notice through the
papers liy way 81 advertisements. Ny object in
writing tins note for publication, y % induce the pub
r - az least those Who are afflicted 20 use one that
contains article. Of real use in Pulmonary diseases
am conscious that m So dong am acting unpro"=
.iouH'y and drruCstoTy TO the interests Of medical
science, and The regular pTacuoner- Of medicine.
which BE- scientific remedy that have used with
u-ei Nv rly-r'ans. j. MAITLAND. n
IT," Proprietor and Inventor Of Woodmau's Cherry
Expert.ru has ln MS possession eI3 letters. from
every -'atI"n ~ n" c"untry-partrulSrly from the
valley - the Mississippi and tho southern States
g'eh and a.l most Mandatory u ~ Curative Proper
uHs. and the permanent good effects every variety
~ Pulmonary disease. which has induced him 70
h-n- MuHifu4n Cherry ENpectorsnt moro prom-
n-utN h'i1rr rIe public than Otherwise he Intended
Co L.y, done.
To- Offering to She world a preparation whose intrn
merits have been fully stt"-,cd by numerous IN
-''tH'a' -,h'r'r- from coughs, Colds, Influenza
Group and bronchial Affections, which. II neglected
l t.- 'trly stage terminate IN Consumption. tho
'H.ry ENrrctursGt Is n TOO costly nature ~ war
-uf tie Proprietor iU advertising extensively IA il
Don. with l'-. f useless quack medicines, which
In.f-s no u.rt lrt the merit 20 deceiye-ths lnfs-
'.t.a and Invaluable Remedy for an Pulmonary ttac-
' u- &c." h'- must on ia own merits alone -upo3-
-,l. Cd. uti..rl
Wa1Imau'- Chorr. Eypc-torant is prepared with
pains aaa care, combined with an intimate kuowl-
edge "i tho therapeutic action Of medicines on the
human body. and ~p chemically hlcndcd with tho
most valuable hefh- and roots. that IN Indigestion,
/ iN-p"T-rt Liver Compliant sud Wind on the Stom-
auh - Elects ARE Warm. Aromatic GENIAL and Tonic
lu Asthma it rve- instant relief in mort thcre arc
fv .rf.-UaI affections that do not come within the
1 7ai. &C Et- curative properties.
Read carefully tie Pamphlet around each bottle.
For sale hv al respectable lrugg1sts nj One Dollar
l..
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VNHE Commissioners Of the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad are requested to meet at the city of Jack
Monday. the 10th day Of January, 1854 for the
purpose Of taking the necessary steps for the com
plete organization Of the Gulf and Ship Island Rail-
road Company. and such other business may prop
erly come before them.
c, McLAURIN Chairman.
al
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Nrw GooDs.-The advertisement Of Mr..
Tuos. G.. Morrrrr, Claiborne win be 70 d
in our to-day's issue, and those who trade
b. Claiborne. will notice what he Gays. He
has hnc stock which he will sell on
,arms faverabls for purchasers.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-18

nE- Mr.. CnESrr, the recently elected
South Carolina senator. j. sAid to be o
conservative politician, agreeing very
closely in sentiment with senator Ham
moud lis election Is regarded az an en-
dorscmcnt, by the Legislature. Of the sem
timonts recently put forth hy Mr.. Ham
mond and was highly gratifying 10 the lat.
tcr gentleman. Mr.. Chestnut Is tho sixth
gentleman who has occupied the seat len
vacant by the death Of Mr. Calhoun. in
1850.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-18

q pu,rarru. Pei. of T.ppah county,
t4isCisrk oftho House Representative,
/. spoken of a. che Democratic candidate
- -ssrstary Of state
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I OSr or uli-lIii. by The undersigned one Note az
". u. Bonner calling for $1,000 G5-io0 On, Jauu
airy, lst1 gwen lu pert payment n my Land -nii him
r. X. DENT.
f1ril 4dsri.f. Wrf- Dee. Is. lNas. lost
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~ L. JOHNSON a CO.'S
Typo, Stereotvpe and F,lectrotvr,e
FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN 1896
Iiro Premiums acardi at the C7sta, Palace Erhbfcs
"a Nee York


"a Nee York
M manufacture and offer for sale the largest w
w nety OF Printing Types, and all the appnrten-
ane"s 81 Printing Office, To be found IN any Estao
hshment IN the United States and Of quality deem
ed unryalled
The composition Of our metal Is calculated 70 anoId
The gro1test dsrab,p; while the scruPuous care "a
ercsed IN the fitting up II the type Il slch rs 70 III
snre accuracy and squareneSs 81 body en- ~ 80 q, 6l
our tacihueS are 50 extended IS 70 en"p4O ~ "
orders Of any amount. -, - al The
articles required for Newspaper once; NJ A..,,
Plain or Fancy Tyre Music OF pn parsalelep ueiu!
teas; IN this fotnderv onyl Scripts Flowers
cuts. Brass and Metll Rules LABOR e' Hk w. U ~
nine various patterns. bra-- hi''N'Ss
Circles. Oyals etc. etc. - ~ .,-ts - D..
PRESSES Of all descriptions ana aii S9r's OF iilnt-
~ Nia,ri,t most Of which are made by u.s. VIII be
6irnisbsi al manufacturers prices -,
pEJNTINtt INK Of all qualities anu colors, var
i,,s A.. We are agents for the Inks, &C.
,ftbe most celebrated American anu Engilsh Manu-
s,,rars winch We sell on the lowest terms
ipesTIp I;r,TypINC; or ELECIRplA Ping OF Books,
| NTrsic wood Cuts, jobs etc. type USED 10 6tereo-
! ,1,Din,, for sale at reduced prices.
NynoP cIfTs designed and engraved in the finest
style q sneemen Book he FIRST Of its class in tho
W. ami original in its conception and gettingup)
LII he sent to al printers thst have not received H.
WV an direct how it may be transmitted to them.
! W. rubbish an elegant quarterly Journal called
rto 1vpoeraphc Advertiser" containing matters OF
,nrest Il every lover Of fine typography which Will
/ ~ forwarded Cratutously to every printer who do
sires 10 receive IL
! workmanship. we refer to the numerous commends-
tory notices with which the American press ahounds-
l.. JOHNSON 4 CO.
6O6 Sansom Street Philadelphia Pa
+. Philadelphia. Pa August p. ISIS. %o-y
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Ma plrHu IS NW uatrtvs.-Wo
t.d marked ror insertion u our present
rrmt.F. tbc sp,ceh delivered by This Tri-
,pp. of the West during h.s late visit to
Now Or.ams Tho press upon our CO.
auns however. IS 70 great chat We arc
,sureusd b. omit To- We regret having
t.srcamrarlcd o. do 20. hutmay yet take
,.r.s.1pt' produce Sc entire. or give sy-
oss.. of Boz positions end views. We
,fI,sitda. to ST. Douglas chat hIs poei.
t,r .hand De- CORRECTLY understood by
IN. rsar,s of tbe SOUTH and no living
man can begin o. state that position bet
t.rtlan he does e. in hi eloquent, clear
AMI comprehensive style.
rhe reor,.an 81 ~. Douglas in New
Orleans must have Afforded him The ut
most qualification. The city seems tohav'
tt,nrht ofuoth.ns else but him while h'
r.n,Inrd itt guest. lie left Cor New York
40 wednesday. on che Black Warrior
,,.ta,dofmk.rr tho inland route a. those
IN the limo OF chat route hoped and OK
r.sted chat hc would 10.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-18

SucpE.-We lolrn Tint q German,
whose name we did no, hear, committed
\ suicide. u few day ago. ucar thcr.-ileuee
Of pr. Miller. TN Wayne county, iy shoot
ing him-clfin the mouth with pistol A
Coroner inquest so returned IN their veE-
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NmaiytA.--The Richmond Epgy'rsr. which
put forth H. most strenuous efforts pre-
vent the nomination Of JouS LrrcurR as
Democratic candidate for Goycrnorship of
Va. since the democratic State convcn-
ton hes, in opposition to lie counsel. nom
mated DIR. Lctchcr. comes out strongly Ia
his favor, and urges the democracy of the
State to unite in his support. Such a
course is worthy the time honored organ
% the Virginia Democracy. Editors less
marnanimous. or a paper less devoted to
the interests Of tho great party upon
whose success the safety and prosperity Of
tho country depend, would most probably
have adopted different line Of conduct
oncwhich would have disreputcd the party
and perhaps given the opposition chance
to run and elect their candidate. such
an instance Of party fcalty will no doub.
bc denounced by the no-party papers
which, after all. will generally be found ID
hc controlled by men who are the mos
virulcnt partizaus in the country -mcr
who have been Whirs and Know Nothing
all their livcs-deadly enemies ofthc Dom
ocracy ,andwho after having been beaten IL
every open encounter, assume false color
81 continue the iaht.
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OFFICLFL

DRAWING Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor
IL ga. Glass -. at Augusta. Georgia Saturday, Doe
4th ISIS samuel Swan & Co. Managers.
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Tw NictRAGrA FumrrEns.-Thc Nic-
lprua emigrants, ON the bark Susan, es-
capped from the Custom House and Rev
cuuc officers Of Mobile. last week, and
r1ttosea They are, perhaps, with their
leader, Gen. Walker, who is supposed TO
have been on board, before this timo
in Nicaragua. or else in tho custody Of
United States naval authorities, and ON
their way back 10 this country We
think the latter most likely to be the
manner in which the expedition viii ter
inmate. The coast of Nicaragua il closely
guarded by American and British crui.
GERS and e Is hardly to be expected that
our Mobile cmigrants can escape their
vigilance. They have certainty taken
a great risk in going out 20 sea without
"a clearance from any port, and their
iricuis may De- glad il ne worse fortune
boialsthcm than falling into the hand.
Of one Of our own vessels, and bcins
brought safely homo again.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-18

A Fronchman once a'kcda Sait,er; How
il Il that you SWISS always Grhi 'or money
while we fight Tor honor1' II suppose
that every man fights for what be wants
mostw was the tart reply.
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Ciuursu,uoys.-We have on hand.
po than ay long articles upon mat.
ters connected either with che interests
or tho d..putas Of tho several religious
denominations Wo have mo- rossiblc
shsrr, to ,u.ertauy of Thorn in our pres
emf number lrthe uthor win havo pa-
f.nrr t1 ,vlt tbe'f turn. W. shall en-
dasgor b. publish an their articles. a. our
.a4s, and convenience permit. although
ve bettbomtl rcaiemher that tho Clar-
agar poIdcd. 1nj not q religious
newspaper.
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PROFESSOR TANNENBAUM

WILL reopen the next Session of her school sp
w Monday. January Cd. when she will DC prepared
TO receive her Boarding and Day pupils
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Negroes Tor Sale

7 HAVE Just received from Virginia and the Carroll
mas, fine lot Of NEGitOE- Was ever hrou gh,
TO the Mobile market including Men, Women and
Children. ] shall keep constantly on hand duraC
the season. an assorted lot from which purchasers
cannot fail n suit themselves.
RS-Ihey can be seen on Royal street opposite the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Depot.
J. L. HIBBLEE.
Mobile. Dec. Is 1S5s Io-3u7
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Solo Pr0nrletOr q this cordial.
Also. MrLeauS Volcanic OIL Iiniment.
Bs- Principal depot on the corner Of Third IN
Pine streets. &. Louis. No.
NInInn,,,s Volcanic Oh Iintrn.nt

~: best LiniReGi ia The ,ror'd far Nan or Beast
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
Performed by McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment-
Reed for yourselves
Thomas Ford, q back-mi living near Cass Ave
nue. on Tenth street. had horrible running sore on
his foot. It. tried various IAuimrnts- SAves &C. but
could do il good. He di-pared Of ever being able
ga work nj ms trade again. because he could not bear
any weight on his foot; and by small bottle Of
Mclean Volcanic on Linimen- he is perfectly
cured.
Rheumatism paralysis. neuralgia. bruises. sprainS.
stiffness IN te Joints or muscles, sWclngs. sore throat.
ear ache or tooth ache, wounds, fresh cuts. sores
burns, -rad~, pains, &C. yield the magic" infiu-
,nce of this wonderful Linmpnt.
For horses and cattle it j. an infalhble remedy for
chafss, gals, scratches, cracked heels, lameness,
SPAWN, sSoeny- spnt, hstula, bruises, SweIlings.
wounds, rattic'nale hires and various other seases
which animals are liable from injuries or accidents
Every country merchant should obtain a supply
q Mclcans Nolcsuic Oh Linmcnt. 1t sells rapidly,
because ID always cures.
liberal discount will be made TO merchants who
buy 10 sell again.
nH-For sale by J. II, MCLEAN. proprietor. corner
Third and Pine streets, St. Louis Mo- and 5. F. CAS-
TEEL Pauldng Howe a Hardaway, Enterprise
and by all Druggists.
March 18th. 1888. PLY
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re~Thc Washington star say chat Mr.
FoR,yru win bc sent back % Minister TO
Mexico. Nr. Forsyth IS moro familiar
with Mexican affairs than auy new Amer
lean minister can possibly become In q
twclyc-mouth ia which tho problem @.
the triumphant defence oruttes loss of all
we have ut stake in Mexico, Is surely TO Pie
.-T..I
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NOTICE.

V'HE subscriber desires 10 sell an unmproyed Traoi
i Of LAND in Jasper County, Mississippi, con
tanning 2oo0 acres, lying Qpataah and Tallahals
Greeks. The price will he low 70 purchaser Of The
whole-or % would DO divided. II desirable 10 a pur
chaser, Jos BORDEN, Mobile, Ala.
Dee. n, 1lss. 80
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GOODS Ar COST !

TINFE undersigned are selling off their present
l stock Of DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS.
nj New York cost and charges for CASH, and on
no Other terms
The public viii find it to their interest to call eX-
anime and make their purchases. there Is no hum
bPl We are selling strictly on the terms mentioned.
-lLSO-
We most earnestly request those indebted 10 Us by
note account 70 come forward at once and settle
the same, as longer indulgence cannot be gwen,
y. McKINSTRI 60.
tf
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Miss Wa1kinsOm'S
BOA RDING AND DAY SCH0 U l.
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

PdgnbLs-half session Of FIVE months IN ddvdnce.
The remarkably healthy location Of this school,
renders a very desirable retreat for Summer pupils;
it is only twenty-five miles from the Railroad and
connected with il by Stage.
Pudding, Miss. Sept 10, 1858. 4an
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NEW sTOREi NEW GOODS

GREAT BARGAINS! LOW PRICES! !
"Quick Sales and Small PrOhts"!
VNHE undersigned having lstely bought ont the
L Store Of Col ". II. EpHoNsoN, will continue the
business his old stand at the Corner where we are
ready to wait the customers Of the old concern
and the trading public generally.
We have jnst received the largest and best selected
stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery.
CrOckery, &c-, ever before brought tins market
which viii he sold at i0r pY1r6S for Cash We
confident give bargains suited to tho taste and
purse ofeyory one desiring articles in our line. Don't
take our word for it. bat call and examine for your
selves.
$4,000 worth ofsHOES and BOOTS,
from the rough Brocan to the delicate slipper. select
cd with great care and warranted please both
quality and price.
A Splendid Stock of Dry Goods.
81 the latest styles, consisting Of Caicoez French
and Ancrican) from S TO p cents per yard Merino
Robes. beautiful patterns; DeI.ane Robes. a new and
elegant style from ito so; DaLaine in pieces. from
- cents u 81 per yard; silks, fine black, patorus
ward: Ladies' Winter Shawl-, from - 50 SO: La
dies Winter CloakS richly made up and Of superior
material from 3 to SIS; Susquehannah and Nation
alTweeds, al low Prices; French 1weeds; Black and
Colored Apaccas ttinghams from - to 80 cents per
yard Shirtinc Shooting, Flannels Of all cCors and
kinds; Apron Checks Bed Ticking &c &c.
PLANTERS GOODS.
We solicit special attention 80 our stock Of Panta
ton Goods. which is large and wcllsclcctcd consist
ing of Kerseys, Osnahurgs and Negro Clothing gem
orally, and whichwl be sold ON the most reasonable
Mems and Boys Rendy-made Clothing,
which but needs 10 be be admired; consisting
Of Coats, Vests. Pants, &C. &ci all Of which will be
Hats and Caps, Hardware, CrOckery, Cutlery, &C.
| The public specially invited 10 call and K
anime our stock and the prices. We are determined
| in this market being satisfied that Quick Sales and
! Small Profits is better policy than large profits
| and dull sales. -
| T7,,5I,ro Noe 1 195s s-ly