The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-10-23

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c,rLn We learn that .oae-eyud sullivan
Tom Sullivan, tic rcdoub,l 'c. whom Judge
YerFsr seat to Jackson AZ the Slts's expense D
TIE last term pf our Court, Tor receiving stolen
goods has made lis escape from the reuHsntIa.
~. AM that al efforts i1r H. rscs prure have taus
i,f provet unlvaiinE. Who goes uext7-
PioLs5arg SoH'LroH.
BURNFD To DrArH.-We arm that an old
l,dy named Murgan living in Oh, upper part e.
this county. was burned 90 De n un S4tnrIay
sy, uiag llst She had gone iuto the corn cri1
Tor .mo purpose and dropped some IRE from
rrr pipe. which ignlted, and r Efforts 10 ex.
'inEuish 10 her clothes took fire, and she wa.
burned % death ga the CRIB. She leaves several
smrll ehhiren 10 mourn her fate Grand n Re,
pa Graa
Our ci.iz-ns we're thrown uuon the ga rirs on
/ NOaday last by The announcement that a VIII
ten document had been found near Wes, Point
I not al an Southern IN Us sentiments with 10,
name Of II. V. RUssElL underlined. gen
| eman from his e. y, being present. a. On time
/ the document was ilurd aud knpWIn1 lat
| gentleman bearing he tame o' u. v Ru--ELI
/ lived here procured the written document an q
! brought " " llit AAN-NtlNs v M " - uf.F
pInyed as a carpenter by NJ r 4 ALLEN, Gun
/ iesscd hlyirg written the document. but at
| tempted TO paliiate tie enoTmity The docu
mant contains statement Of act. " from
which We learn that The sid Ru sell LEFT the
| State OF Michigan 40 the year lcJ6 and cam
f. : uih Or tt purpose Of making money. sud
learning the customs II the Souihern people -
/ lie had hard at tbs North much said IN re a, or
% the treatment Of saves ~ the south. aad n.
o. a.. 4 .-
hid Frequently "groaned IN secret" for the op-
pressed slave. The whole "s,atement of fsct.''
contained similar sentiments. Late on Monday
| evening, large number Of the young ms n 81 the
city, projected 10 his residence, and erecting
him therelrom proceed ed 10 the Commercial Ito
TEL where la &c number Of our citizens took
his case under adyiscment and il finally de.
lermned TO place him in custody until morning
Man, speeches were made to the crowd by some
o! the young gentlemen present. a large ma
I1rity concurred &c the opinion that the said
Russell from Michigan should b. fo-ced Old.
sr heads, however advised that the inyt siigatiou
be postponed. to which the young m "a fina \,
assen'ed Next morning. the house IN which the
sccused resided was searched. Nothing being
found % further inphcnte HIN, he was eventu
ally turned loose and ordered 10 leave the city
which was responded TO in double quick time -
Il seems indeed very strange that such men a re-
nDfUllLtl TO come flIu our ulll~i ana dltrr The
utieTancc OF such sentiments, tHrned Dose with
out the iril.cton Of punishment. to visit other
port ons ot hC country, and carry IA Ia, ir nela
| rious work. such m n as Russell should b.
lashsd. srou-gsd. "a red aud feat cred and or
dercd 10 quit forever the soil which IN their m
lures thsy .spise. In relation to such men. on
opinion comedies with that expressed by youpl
gentleman. during ths discussion on Mouds,
night "lfs1ch mea come into cur midst. ani
] rs.4.a "a 81 %.
se should relieve them o. their suppressed s.b.
ani make them gfoan outright"
Russell Is about FIVE feet five or * incbet
high. hs. light har. has but one eve, rather daII
complicated. aud weighs about ~ OF 80 D pounds
; Aberdeen SuHny South
New STAGE LINE We learn from The Ma
con Beacon, that Mr.. WOODWARD, the ma
contractor las established line Of stages 10 m,
three times a week between Macon and Carroll
ton, Mics, via Louisville. New Prospect, Mid
dlsien and Cauollipo. connecting with otbs
lines at the two latter places. Il also goes by O
near to several popular springs Macon
known to b. me Of the healthiesl locations Il
the State and ira, elers snuding the very air. ar
e1hilsrated without the assistance Of the extrn,
Of rye.
Hien CouRr This Court met Yesterday :
Chief Justice Smith and Judges Handy an
Fisher were all present, besides an able rsprs
seutauon Of the legal profession. The STAT
docket having precedence, vas called, the con
sderation Of which. BY request Of Atinrpe,
General Wharton, was deferred until Nonds
next. The Court then a lilurRed untl M
morning q 9 O'Clock, when the civil docket v \
BE- calIed.-JqeksOH Eagle.
C,Hcurr CoURr.-The Circuit Court is nov
in session IN our town There has been a,
OVERT ~ Of persons Tor the last three DAYS. w
had he pleasure Of A v,sit from several Of on
friends II the press. Col Adams. Of m, CA
, ron a. j Frlntz Esq. OF the Brandon Repub
, lean; an II IN Joseph Bennett, OF tbs Brandon
Platform -HaisJOrO' Journal.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-At about on,
O'Clock on Thursday last, one Geor o,
T w. Gardner, a wood workman in Mr.
Bsrlow's wagon shop. shot the negr,
woman Mary, slave Of John +. Cam
eron, near the Railroad depot. Tn,
pistol used was the Derringer, loade,
with two balls, buckshot. The ball
took effect in the left arm aud breas
Of the woman. We have heard tina
the man was melted to the deed b,
: love, jealousy, &c. He was tried be
fore Mayor Priestly, and in default o
$4,000 bail. was sent To the lock up I,
await his trialat the January term o
the Circuit Court. His fatal destina
ton, in this State, will doubtless b,
the mighty workshop at Jackson. Al
he Is already first.rate workman, h,
will be aole to do the State much ser
vice.-CdAtOR Citi<eR 16M.