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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14
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While several OF the eastern counties Of Mis-
sissipPi are "a, Increasing 10 wealth population
and importance. Jones is beginning to shine
forth like rich jewel 10 the diadsm Of Mis.is-
sippi. AMI " there IL one county in the State
hsl is more pr.issworihy than any other. thst
county is Jones; for where can we find more
hospiisliiY snd generosity than among her cili.
rsnai The liberal means that are daily appro.
prstsd prove the spirit OF her lofy-minded ei;t
Esu'. Other counties may po'sess NOR. weslth
and greater faeili'Iss FOR advancing TO that high
state sf culture for which God created man
bu, there are none who are doing more in pro.
portion 10 their strength. With the same high
regard for principle which has ever been char
aoioristic Of her citizens. and with unabalinE
isnseiiy she clings TO Democrats principles a.
being he only true foundation Of our lbsr.
ties. In the morality snd good conduct OF her
eitizsns her equal is but very seldom. II ever.
found; and shoad il chance to be found, il
would be amrng the mcrs enlightened ard i'm
proved portions Of mankind. The fertility Of her
.oH is Attracting emigrants not only from various
/ parts OF her own State, but also from several Of
the adjoining sAtss. Where but ye.ierda ,
might be hsafd naught bot the sound or The
hunuman's horn. nov may be seen beautiful
fields OF promising corn and where. not Iona
since. the Wild deer Of the forest roamed solita.
rily over her plsH'. now may be herd tho echo
Of classic literature aud the siil richer notes OIL
Christian worship.
Msy this beautiful and picturesque county, in
baoiisd BY generous men and fair women, con
tinus to advance with rapid strides on the grea
highway Of moral, social and physical improve
ment; and msy the banner Of Democracy which
she has 20 loaE borne aloft with unlalerini
hand. eontinus 10 wave through al her borders
triumphant over all oPp5silion-,he democracy
- sapouuded 'nd ineuloaied By 10 EAsrEut
CLAnios.
A. r. n
Srssiroatsr Ae'asmy. Miss Aug. 10. 1855.
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THE SUcCEssvCL LAYxG or THE GREAT OcEAS
TELEGRsrH -I.5r he Rcert hae beca RccciceR By
The CJua'rY dsd hs Press The agonv Of sus-
rersa s-d spqrrhrnsion as % the complete sue es,
OF ne grr-, ocean telegraph enterprise. OCCASION
e bY the delay OF dednite intslHgrnce relative 10
The arrival Of the Agamamhon al Naentia Bav
and the successful landing Of her end Of the ca
bic, u At length relieved by TIE information con.
tanned 10 She dispatch which we copy from The
New Orleans papers. The great Transatlantic
telegraph is beyond al doubt a complete success.
We received yesterday our exchanges from the
northern rites wh'ch Ann9uncs the hrst news Of
The sueccssfNl laying 81 the cabls. They arc FLIED
with the ersrossiuR topic aud their editorial col.
unnns rcsnund with one uniied hailclujsh 81 the
event They are carried arsy p perfect trsu.-
port of enthusIusm, snd VIZ With each othsr 10 he
zrandiloq OF their Th.f sodies on the OCCASION
They fnTa'sh accounts OF tie excitement and re-
i1'cing smobg Tic cousmnnlles everywhere on the
reception Of he news Which manifest she univer-
sal Cnihusissln al The sncccss @! she great enters
prize Of The age. At Boston on. huidred surs
we're fired and al the bills Of tbs city were rung
10 New York N. people Swarmed forth IN crosds
and mingled thsir c0uEratulaticnF: lazs lfatrd
and Merchaats' Exchange AID Toe various iele>
graph Offices we're illuminated: and TIE Mavor
gave n1ucr that as sou as definite news 81 tie
succ1Vs &C the enterprise was received salute Of
one hundred guus should be fired. A Worcester,
Mass. Bangor and Portland, Ne, ard Chicago
eafh ore huudred guns were tired. As BniialO
Dsuoi' C'lumhus Ohio, Wheeling, Dayton, New
Hsvel, and various other points, the event was
celebrated gith iiuminau0ns, The riuEiug u bells
AID the hrng of canon. Still greater euthusi-
asm, % possible. was exhibited in the Brush
Provinces Al Qlsbsc, Montreal, Toronto, Hall
fax, s. Johns and other cities the public joy was
mauilcs'cd hv ilumnat0ns, FIRE works, b. i-rins z
iDg, ard all other modes OF public rri1'cBE The
general i1yousarss az the cOuscnnialton Of The
great undertaking vail hsse received rev i'm
Pulse from the definite news nov received o. tue
certa.n success OF the landing Of The European
e1i g The rabls, and The arrival Of the 6rsi 3
patch from Queen Victoria 70 Prss'dsnt Brcla1as,
which my Row mImeHtlv BE- looked for, will SON
realIzs he climax % tho universal co HIS asm
shch viii unite the people ci ne tEo Le1ls~
phtrrs o. this globe Ia 7cr grarc and egSrlon
iuliles tac ucrasion Of the most sssefini ca
fsisi event q IL wcrIds bis
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"GirE ~ a Catt.--csndidaiss vho have
hsd themselves suaouncrd IN ne Clarion. srl
mos respectfully fsqaes'od 10 call Up, o. wits
up, 70 re eapisias enc and siis, We hsvs
% pay PfIuisr'. buT pslsI. sad nee, ne hosvy
expenses o. he Cisfion s.is6Hahnunt punoiusl
ir. b. eash. sud " lskss Eruat'dssi ofH 70 d
NE, Oar ierms foT Announcing oandiaaiss 81,
eash n adysncs. sod ,hoss IN whose Gvor Va
have Departed RON this rule are expected nou
70 settle up. u viii uot q as bard wl,h hen
- psy SOW o. Il Vii snsr The election, whsn
majority q hem viii have bssn beaten.
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mi..i..ippi Mni,nry In-ri,n,o-rn--


The fifth session Of ten consecutive months com
mences February LIST, and ends December lst lsSf-
Only fifty boarers are received and none enter over
the age of fifteen, remaining after entrance as long as
desired.
The Institute prepares pupils for College, the Count
ing Room, Civil Engineering Also gives sufficient
practical instruction In Drills and Military duties to NJ
the cadets for command If called into service The
military equipments are ample and Of proper size while
tbree Professors reside with tho Superintendent to AID
In instruction and discipline. The reputation Of Pass
Christian for health and bathing, well known through
the South and during the epidemics, the Institute
has been always free from sickness.
Applications to I'll vacancies, and for circulars con
tanning terms Of admission, rules and references to
largo number Of Southern gentlemen whose sons have
entered he Institute can be made by mail
Address a GREEN
Superintendent, NJ. NJ I.
Pass Christia7 Jan.3 ls57. Ut
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We have received the following letter from
subscriber at CnWiordsVille, 10 ndes eounty
When it Is remembered that Crsw ford.yille is
Immediately on the railroad, and that the mail
train Pas,s, there daily, II Is diaicnll to aecoun,
lor the fact ihal our PsPsr does not reach there
The SINE day ihst il leaves here. We are a.
sured BY the Postmaster at this place that the
package 10 pa, 10 the mail Tor Dsso,o every
Mondhy morning. !, ought 10 20 10 q, d,stna.
lion the sans night Win the Postmaster Al
Desoto, and the route agent On the train. give
the mt'1sr their attention. Such failures a.
these are Tuuous to publishers, while they rsu
der the man service comparatively NO ihlsss to
the pubic Tor whose eonvsnisnco It was insilu.
led;
CRAwFoEDviLLr, Miss, Oh Aug, 1868.
Cot. 5. Il. ADAAss Dear Sir dislike 70
eomplaiu. bat absoluts'y ] never GOT the Clarion
bat absut onee q month. Where . the lautf n
You cannot remedy The nIausF. will be com
PEELED 10 dseaniinus the ClaFiou. although
dislike 10 do %.
Yours trnly. tn.
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News FROM JUDGE BRowN.-Yes-
terday we saw a letter from the Secre-
tary Of the Directory of tho Mobile and
Ohio Railroad 10 Col. Eli Abbott, one
Of the Directors. lifting nosr this place.
Judge Brown writes that he hes ar
ranged the English debt with the ster-
ling bonds at 751chnts-thus arranging
matter that has given uneasiness to
the company for years. He seems
confident Of his ability to secure all the
iron needed. The debt referred to,
amounts to SS00,000.-Prairie Okalo-
ma News.
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HoRETD MURDER.-We stop the
press TO announce the melancholy intel
ligence OF the murder, 10 our streets, Of
one If our oldest citizens, Mr.. WIN. p
Hudnall, by J. NJ Steele. Of this place.
This sad occurrence will remind the
civil part Of our community of the i'm
portauee Of suppressing vice and vio-
lence. The wound WHICH caused the
immediate death of Col. Hudnall. was
inflicted by bowie knife in The hands
OF said Steele.-EHteTPriSe Exporter,
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MOTE on the Bank of Mobile, No 265,
In Letter B, dated Feb. 5ih. 1851, was stoIea
from the Mail between TnscAloosa and Mobile
about the Goth Of June last The note has since
been paid into or deposited in the Bank of DO
bile.
Merchants or others, through whose hands the
note may have passed. will confer favor by
giving information to the undersigned.
liberal reward will be gwen for any infors
nation that will lead to tue detection Of the
mail robbeF.
d. p. BLAIR. Sps. Agent P o Opt,
Columbus, Miss,
or Postmaster, Mobile.
August z, 1858. 43-Im
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WORMS aal g ban rhysisi,as know tina. the
cause Of mos.p' ttafdieases ofchildren Is lcorms
They proaues kdy, dia rh@a, eonvulsions, con
gestionr emao tslter on tae brain, idiocy, &e.-
Arrest the eFI'.' then, ~ administering Wiaer's
CaHaataH P0Fy 1voge,abia remedy as harmless to
the system W. absolutely certain in its eura
tive results.
IE'- BE pAn. remember the name-"win
er's Canadian e7-the only article that can
be dependedeas
For SAFE IN y In, wholesale and retail, by
- J. WRIGHT & CO.,
NJ add s. Ohartres street.
Ncn Oae'''' = p X 4f4w
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PAaEER, Lass a Co-Ths attention oI
oluuiry merchants, plautsu and slhors is invi,
ted to The advertisement Of this house. Il sac
eoeds he 6rm ef Parker. MoTri. a Co ons Of
The most populaf sd deserving wholesale Go
eery osisblishmsnl, IN ne city. u will be found
good house 10 deal It, snd we have no ide,
hat Ihoso who Try 4 will bo othsrwi,s ihsn sat,
isfsd
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NONlces
To T. J. Long, Jr.
SIR Take notice that, on tho 18th
day of September next, 1858, the I'M
dersigned, solicitor for Leah Long,
will proceed to take the testimony Of
John Ii. Wood, John Owens, H. NJ.
Morris, and others, before Edward
Currie, Master in Chancery, at his Of
flee, in the town of Raleigh, to be used
for Complainant, on the trial of the
case of Leah Long VS. T. J. 10 G Jr,
now pending in the Chancery Court OF
Smith county. Miss. You can cross-ex-
mine said witnesses if you think prop
er. JOHN G. WILKINSON.
Solicitor for Complainant.
August Ia, 1858. 44.5t
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JUDGES ELECTION.
Ma. EDiroE: The fal elections are near At
hand, aud think il is time tho Democracy v ere
Fou'ing 10 their impofisncs and falling into line
10 ssenre the triumph Of their principles in the
sleeiion Of heir ffiend.. I think il sspooiauy
'hair duiy 20 eHsr, themselves actively in bohai
Of The worthy aspifanI fdr Judge Of this District,
Gen. JGHEs sHss~o-. wssl.a., dia,sara AIN z
the meFiis Of tbs present incumbent, lion. JonS
Wars, Mr.. shannon h one OF the s4undeIl
lswyeIs ct tho bar, and would make an able and
upright Judge. lie is also good Democrai.-
sn no, in favor Of keeping Que man in Office
until he dies Of old sge. Give tho rising geasr
alto ehaueo. h'pe every Democrat will
turn out on tho frs, Monday Of October and
elect shannon. Suppose We try, even if We
fail. A DEMOCRAT.
Buattr H1t Miss, Aug II. 1853
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~ ssissrrr CottsoE.--Ws notiesd The en-.
nual ossloEus oflhis Instiutoa lasi week. and
spots ofihs rapid progress Y had made withir
ire short period since Il was loundsj. o. car
present issus win BE- found ~ advertisement. 70
which. on behalf or he Trusisss. Fscui,y and
friends o. the Courga. -s insiis the siisniion Of
our rs,dsrs. We rsgafd his q. one Ofihs mo,l
promising insdiuiion. Of lssraius IN eur Slate
one shich. with proper Efforts on he part Of t'
friends, oil most certainly stain 70 disiingu shsd
reputation and us'iulnssl.
The expenses Of andsnu IN this College are
brought dova 70 he loves, pssslhls point. while
iha course Of study l. can and veil arranged. snd
The standard q scholarship csnssausnliy high
al having sons to sdueats, mighi Cad 4 % thsif
inisrssi 10 inquire more particularly into the
oonsutaiiou. rules, regulations, and advsniagei
rsnsfaty which the Mississippi College Offers d
ths public. before PaifonlsiuE ether insiitu
&C.,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14

% The sreamer Virginia, the Independent
blat running between N Obile aud New Orleans.
was bloUn up aud sunk at the wharf at New
Orleans one dsy this week, Several person.
employed on the boat lost their lives by the er.
Ploaan. Foul Pl'y seems - be very strongly
suspected. The steamer was just firing up
aud It was believed tia, she had not generated
steam enough 70 occasion an explosion. I, il
believed that gunPow1er had been put in tn,
wood which il was knnWn he would use. Tn,
suspicious and limitations point strongly 10
rival inieres, IN the New Orleans and Moh,
trade g the instsaiors Of mo desd-whelh.
Justly OF not, OF course, we cannot ssy-and the
are called upsu 70 demand an Investigation 70
their own acqnital
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certain ~ Esred Kingdom for a horse
because eNh =. PEN bin, AID be wanted to es
cape those who have been reduced
alnnst'io = = vita Feso ass .tgac; they
wouid give pc ael's s,,r.e too, to be free
from their ssrriisA ntage. wha viii mako tn en-
froel We answesh @sling oaly, O gaois India chol.
agogue This veF@'nnca, is nc only ding TIA.
VIII raise them to Strength and yiaoi II work.
its wonders il anH all bilious indications. com.
pIeteiy arrests the invisoraies the whole system.
-nl renews The - Is the one only thing that will
ID Il. Therefore, b-a.a.sssr,iy at e,,eo for os.
GooD's CHoLAeiUE.
For sale IN Ne"'NAshf wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q & l5i Charfres street.
Principal Depot 4 southern states to whom all
orders should be a. a.
N,r5 Orlorrs, Angus. 1858. ara
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Tvs FALL RIntNo Tho FAN terms
Of the Circuit Courts for tho diaersnt
counties win soon b coming on. and
We take ihis oooasiop to give notice
the, we shall sttond az many Of them o.
possiblo. and shall DO most happy 70
meet oar friends who have unsettled
accounts with the Clarion. We are
pressed Cor money, and hope ~ who
car, win pay up heir Ruls seorqs,
vision rouv' ssssii 70 theui ~ sdssd
together constitute our only depend.
eucs.
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MIssoURL-The elections FOR members of
Congress in Missouri are resulting favorably 10
tbs Democrats. Mr.. T. r. BLuR, Jr.. the son
Of bis father. who is most Infamous traitor to
tho men and tho cause that raised him INTO no
tice and gave him position and wealih-lhis in
famous son Of on infamous faihor, has been II.
npminiously expelled from the seat which he
disgrueed in the last Congress. The reR.ln,
Democratic saudidi,s m tho ST. Louis District.
beats Mr.. BInr abou, 700 votes. The oa,h Is
ihus relieved from the dpgnee Of sending ono of
tho very msanssi aud mos, uueuIent Black Re-
pubicans 10 Congress.
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J. W. b.

Az OHtsu-N SrrrLIED We are Informed By
Mr. Brothers. President Of the Qsttman Nesting
a. Wsynesboro. when we met ia ths cars yester.
Dag that Immediately after tie adjournment Of
The meeting referred to. The eitz-us present as
ssullrd and endorsed judge llsac,ek, for re
election. As Tits iae. does MT a9paar IN The
procsdiaes, We have thought it proper to supply
the omission.
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PoTxr r.z~a2Ks, Friedrich County, Md.
On. swaYvr,-Dsfrk- fielicving Il a duty owe
to the public. and a dice to you, have thought
proper 10 mako ,o,,set q BE- most extraordinary
curos in INV own has been truly record
ed In Che rson.h AZ tctobaf last was afflicted with
a severe Gathering N AZ breast which formed large
abscess and also so unicaied to my Lungs and very
much Afflicted them % discharged large quantities Of
corruption, eziernalsnd Internal Ny breath could
pass through NV Irrss and ogtsir1ush the cavity Of
my breast with ent case, attended with violent
cough day and nirh los Of appetite, and extreme de-
bHty. 50 that nv thtsris1 thought my hopeless
and beyond the po,v d medicine. remained in this
wreie hed condition Ar long time until was wasted
to mere skeleton tsd there seemed be hope for
me but having read nihe plblh papers Of the many
wonderful cu,es ,eriorued By your COMPOUND
SYRUP or WILD UHERRy, I fmaediately sent 70
baltimore far Ave hstfcs and commenced It's USE aud
10 my great .a,isf.efon md my anxious family she
abscess or opening vi ny LEugs began to heal aad the
cough subsido ana % using bottles was restored
to perfect hoallh
Over Eve ve.rrsave elapsed, and I sttl remain a
perfectly hearty ,.A 81 this das june . 1859 have
not had dsy'. sls1ss for the hst eighteen months
Please accent AZ, grateful acknowledgements
Yours. yee rOspeeifally.
THOMAS DIXON.
The subscribcr /, vel acquainted with Thomas Dix
on and can tetlfy nat he has been afhicted above
represon,ea Ireend HIS recovery almost miracle
He Is worthy msrber Of society.
JAMES r. DURBOROw,
P.,,or Of Her eireuii, baltimore Conferences.
| ~ m .bavs piuahie medicine prepared only
bv D.. II s,yAsse s Nos No g, North 7sh 81. abov'
/ M.rtet pbua ~ oAa Biid Cherry Iveparafion ger
uinsn
soId by Or. 3 d CAsIEs,is Psulding, HOWE :
leans. NJ EuAsvyt. yicksburs, and by dealers in me-
Juiy si. isss Smelly
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING

Amss'ias Of the Agricultural Society of
ton county viii be bod II Deeasur on the second
Saturday OF September. An Ihs msmbsrs are
earnestly requested to attend, a. business Of i'm
Por'anes will cone up for seton, and several
addresses are sEPso,sl.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Chas. Allen,
residing IS miles West, dropped sud
denly dead in about Fifty yards Of his
residence, on Monday OH inst. Mr.. A.
was an old citizen Of this county. was a
member Of the Presbyterian Church
kemper Democrat.
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just at going to press, a cloud came
up without help and poured out a nice
refreshment-glad to see j.
What a shock We looked out and
saw a part Of the court house flying in
the air. Lightning had struck it on the
the South side by the sherif's room,
tearing of and loosening the weather
boarding. Mr.. Hull aud Col. Beach
men were sitting in The entrance, but
were not injured. Only one window
was broken. No great damage done.
Kemper Democrat.
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There VIII be meeting Of TIC citizens a IN, vo.,.-
portion Of Jasper county, on tie 21r Inst Il r. Trlrc.
Store, 80 take somo action On the question Of ~, -
movai ofthe Couri House, together with o,b., b,,..
connected herewith, &C. An persons are lp,s,ea =
attend and Participate IN de meeting who are n =,
Of me HARE FOoTs.
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now often Is the immunity startled by such an
nouseemeuis N The b. Press A beloved child.
from careles7acss o. 49,, become droad.
fully burnt " sr-sie- 49, III vs,,. l,c., .,,i.,.
You can use. is Dai,ss ~, = 4 ,--,--..---.r..,,.
Der. IL cures without lea, 3D. uavoa bcr Il.
w1ys ou haal Tor suitt s,er -, nm dire,t,on.
accompany each box n .e.-l 80 .I,,.,., 49,,
engraved label, signef 81. ~ st4Try M,nnf.,.
tuFcr Y
Tor sale IN new Ofie' AZ ani retail. by
Nit 4 CO,
y ol.artres street,
..anis for the South,
And 20 whom all order 4, .da,essed.
ker 0vleaas Argl 4t4w
Only sixty boarders 4 s4rsi aad none outos.ns
over The ago Of ileeu, aa'laArn amer ouirauee as
long as desired u
The Institute prepa,s. 4 J. aIlege the Couai-
ing Room, or Civil EnsA -. The reputation Of
Pass Christian for haalth 5 ,hi8e. IS ven known
troaghou. the south, aos b ~ a epiIernica, the IT.
.titute las been slraysf4f r. sitlnoss
Applications to fll yaeas. 81 Tor eirculars con.
tanning terms Of ainiissi rules and references to
large number Of souihsr ails sen, whose sons have
entered the Instiiuse ezfT' !, 49, 81 nail.
Address A. GREEN,
laperintcn5esi ". gsI I. .
Pass Christian, August, lbs5s i3n
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LrvtEFooI.. Jolly 81 --Psrliament Is rapidly
Einding up business, aud will he prorogueI at
an eaT.s day.
The Go dwood Cup wss won by he English
horse SsuHterer
Toe only Americin horse which started in the
race was Charleston. who came IN last bat on.
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Attachment Notice


In Circuit Court Of Smith County,
Mississippi, 10 September term 1858.
Huey & Mckenzie,
V.
Thomas J. Long, Jr.,
Attachment for the sum of $1,000 from
Josiah Blackwell, ]. p.
TIME attachment in the above sta
ted case having been retained
executed, notice is hereby given to
the said defendant, that unless he ap-
pear in the Circuit court of Smith
county, State of Mississippi, to be
held at the court house, thereof, on the
Sd Monday of September, 1855. on the
LIST day of said term, aud plead to
said action, judgment win be enter
ed and the estate, attached be sold,
and such other proceedings had aud
done, in said case. as is now authorized
by law.
Witness, A. Mangum Jr.,
: L. s. clerk of said court and seal 81
~ said court annexed, August
9th 1888.
A. MANGUM Jr.,
Clerk
] Aug IL, 1868, A4.5t
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rYThe "wondstlal NauaHvs- IN regard to
spiriiusli'm. which We publish today. IL worth
psfuaaL whsihlT Il \ Wouh believing }.
sna,hsr question ssd one which 10 lsave 10 the
Judgment Of he reader.
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a friend wrili-s rs ffoie " zs,slor on zee
terday, says: W
I'VE hlvo inst received the Thrilling inttig-
gence Of the dsath Of DR.. 4 3. liar IN, Of L.
nsy. A.1. The news reaehsi Ne per railroad
this evening tlis' he was drowned IA The Chieka-
sshay this morning. lie bad attempted to walk
ac.ls. the river on the rslroad bridge, aud had
ialleu OF. Yours uu'y,
j.. W.B.
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Wnsr EsrEsFaeH FEnAtE lSsrrruru Our
fusdsrs uu fnd n ihis nunber Of the Ciirion
the advertisement ofDr. GouLo's Female Semi
asFy n West Enisfrrsa. There is no school
81 The kini within ouS knswledgs which We
iaha mere plaasufo 81 oounmsndlnE 10 our ifisnds
and ne pablo % large. bscauss ~ know o.
nans Nhleh - believe 10 bc more deserving Of
conGiaoos. o. whieh VII mHrs Tally msci fhs
rsquirsmsnis ofan enlightened ssntiusnt w BE-
hsir ~ female education. We havs ifsqusnly
alluded 10 ne advantages poasssaed ~ Eater
prise o. poiul ~ bedding Up educational ~
adtaiaus. Al ne schools founded here ought
10 d. veil. They afe ~ deserving snd W feel
a.sarsi lhat none u them will sPafs any pain
10 render fhemsslses worthy Of he support o.
he public a. home and abFosd.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-08-14

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ne leFgties 90 ferfesoui ihair wishes Ia that body