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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

nos. sctive, encountered at ore nou,ent 4f. fc.-
ter Of Wisconsin, who was decidedly the ehAinpr'n
Of The ring. Potter grssped Bark.dEs by lhe DIT
With the evident intention of putting that gen.f-
mans head into chsncery. To his unutterape T. 1gl
Miss. sippan Was scalped. He Jumped about eah-
beaded making frantic efforts 70 recover DIS "is,
which Potter bad disdainfully tOssed among ue
crowd, some one Of whom kindly restored II % 10
proper owner.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
TIRE KANSAS BlrTLE IN TEE HOUSE.

rns NIGHT SESSION OF FRIDAY CONCLUDED
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

Democrats IL Roman Republicans - iS!tfj Americans y
SMALL CAFIIALS
With two observation-disclosures and Caruthers,
who are absent-the whole House is given N the
foregoing estimate. -Four members from New.
York (Searng, Sickles, Clark and Corning, who
are on the anxious seat are assigned 70 the Admin.
istratioD, though two of them may bolt or be
absent. Dimmick Of Pennsy lyania and Clay Of
Kentucky are slso conceded, both OF whom have
expressed adverse opinions. TIE first is now at
home and may return confirmed IN OpPoeit.cn.
The President i, persuaded M Clay will ultimately
90 " ith him. and the united position of the South
werrsnts that expectation. II will be observed but
one American is claimed against Lecompton. TIE
Administration has always counted three, but upOn
imperfect knowledge. They are driven il with a
single eIception-N inter DAVIS, WHO thinks aLd
acts for himself.
While there is ar apparent majority IN oppogpcr,
disclosed BY these figures, il must not be forgotten
the Administration will throw its whole power into
the scale. The decision resls with he supporters
OF Douglas IL they stand up firmly, the result j.
not doubtful. Ii they yield 10 the seductions OF
power, the new Slave State Of kansas becomes n
liked and inevitable reality New.iOrk has already
been conquered by the application Of patronage
col ouered, too in the teeth of ber convictions and
the well.known sentiments Of her people. Similar
rersua.ons may be as potential cn other delega.
tors At least the issue IL suspended II doubt, aid
can only be carried beyond tie point Of dsnger B.,
courage, union and integrity. lsDfX.
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59sa5. 55s57 aa @a,nIfoo SEN 10. Jmni 1883.

| balt oaS Slloentbnm 81 enlancpiren uub anar
II anoerer QSelle, lpte i4 ee getban. SD babe
Der tbortdten Helt benielen, oab eine ,Siioin
lebr gut elne Prin5elln lein unb reprdlentren
fam, trpB ibre8 prientalil9en BlutS unD ibrer
frnnnen gtale, aber id 1a6e, INN ibr Dielen
SepelS letern gu fOnnen, nleine 9ieliaion oers
lallen uno meInem VDlf untreu werben niil1en
Du bait bic Ntillicu, paS 2Berf au upllenseu
o1S 10y an9efan9eu, unO pas Suoentbum binein
gu lancIren IN. pie @ele0i9alt, ibnl cine 5tel=
lung 81 9eben mitten in Der 9Selt unb oa8 SUI
0entbunl dll elmer 9elellidaft5fdbisen Sreatur 5u
crbeben. Ou iplllt bic Sernlittlerin len ami,
l9en Der Nrltccratie oeS Slutes uno Stanurs
banmS nno Der glrltocratie bes @jelpes, bic
Sermittlertn 5piiden Dem @briitentbum II. ben.
Suoentbunt. OuioGlt ben Suoen bier in gYien
eine frele, 9ea9tete, oem 3waus Der 9crur=
tbeile entbcbene Stellung 9eben. Oa8 1T Oeiue
Wtilicn, 9ebe bin unO erIuqc lie.
Oh balt 9te9t, Otarianne, rief 6annb nit
Idwarmerllder Se9eilterun9, ib piIl bic Oii|z
llon ertuen, oenn lie 1T eine beilise uno src6e,
uno lie wlro metn 5er5 auIri9ten uno tr6ten.
O}lt bem Slid Deg 2ebenS babe A qbaelhlolIen
fir imnIeroar,, aber man fam pielleidt aud,
9lidllG letn pbne Slid, uno baS ,p,ll id iebt
peruden, inoem tA bic llnslidli6en trSlte, Den
yeioenoen belIe uno ben SerltpBenen uno Sc
ddteten etne 3uflu4t 9emdbre. Ibranelt su
trodnen, 2Epbltbaten gu iben lino Wllf unp
Srenoe UNI MID ber gu perbreiteu, paS iOQ Der
Saliant iein, nit oem id bic Wunoen neines
9er5ens bsilen mill. Du bait StsAt ia wlu
mid ntdt 5urif5ieben pon Der 8et, lpnoern
ia pla lie 5plnsen mid 5lt udten, i'd tpiu mid
ni&t IN Die @mlamfeit fla9ten nit neinem
9ram, (ettoern iA lpill nit ibm paiteben inmite
ten per @elelliaaft, Elm Croft ullen Nener, bic
leOen, eine 3ufludt allen Dsnen, wslae res
SeiitanceS beoiirfen! ...'s. ,...'. 80.
81 tit es redt 70 Bore id Did germ, rief
Wtarlanne, pie 6reunDin unldlinseno unp lis
telt al ibren 8alen OriidenO. Seet 6anae i4
n'dt nte9r um Did, uno tann Dir NIT rubisem
uno 9etr6ltetem Ser5en 0ebemobl iasen. W}eiu
JleIlepasen iteht bereit uno nod in bieler
Stunoe reiie i9 ab
llno wObin 9eblt Du? fra9te Tauup tbei(.
nabnSprO.
2 Y
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sis. sis. sis.

ltuterset6neter mut fetnen 8eunben unS benz Yablum
term befann bab er i'm StanSe it, wabrenb Der ednsen
aubepubrt purbe liefern. @s TT gutter Dtde uno SU
renem 5ra9ltnsswaer anb befnOet @ 3a MOdbae, Baltic
tin Sutter tie berss 0ualitG Nusunt seben f5n-
nen-Maftrdse bic In Brcp's 2ebereeaben @happe aufae.
seben werben, werben panftltG befprst. l|4e 61',k
B gD nj, s.. SIer ~
L d9-&ts Depot: H,ef"SaWs-Npenue NRat22,6Nt
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Henry Kraft's @
Orpcerie, NrD0iffonen, 2tauOr un0
S{Set1t GtOrc4
sGfe hn1 Qerinotonz nnh Qiberthffr.

:Gde BON Qerin9tonz unb VlbertbItr.
5Ss6em babe Id ene frtf4e 5nbuns bsn Groceries,
ertra suIsn Gaee aae SSrtsn abe tdgl6 frt4e Butter
6isIeS Rad etnflaSenbe Ntttel erbaten weds i'd mstnen
Treuntsn unO benz Yubttum I'm aaeemetnen auf's befe
e. gsfSnbis an 6anb cute unb ddte gDeine. 2quUre
neraipasr &C.. welae i'd beim @as 8IafGs unb So Zone
btGts pertaufe. Snnt4,6mt
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Rhodes
Observation-Disclosures &alf,
tabrStrt na0 Der SOrmel pUn
DIR. J a m e III i ggins,
NA.~+9 OC CLn..eo.. 49,. SN.~1.I...%

.
Staats s@bemifer BON Ntarplanb.
Sebe gum @ertau aussebptene 2aouns IN resemdsS
Or. Sames 99sns uap @parles Stdel analprt HaO ph
pplfdnet8 8aranttrt.
Snben, mir Otefss ednsItd dbte unS 81 u tunb te
DInee ttel bent Ser. st. Nfsrbauer fur bas Sabr
1858 SSrabre entbalten r aer pettldafsen 8emer
9en, bd er BON benz Wertbe Der m tt 9
be6anbelten 8np6en .afemmen nnterrtGtet TT. MEL
DE ben bpppelt pbpspbprauren 8af leern unb mflDs
bare 9 Gwe fe idure erSteltn, ben weentltGeu unb
nptbwenOieen gabranssfOT fir YHansen
Od nanderlet prapra unter benz Jtamen UouperspbpSs
ptpre 9ubIifum angelo werben ~ baben OwDbl
su unIr esnen Sterneuns cwte su beriensen es Adsr
baues i'm Npssmetnen bte 8an3e when afdte 8banbune
gpn @bp6eS' fupsr pbO sbDrfaurem EaIt ben
Dpfpren Ssgns Utdea ber9ebfn ebe @erfaufe
ausBsbOtene 3abun9 wtro Spn re8emdbe eres
9ublttum barube Vrrtt erattet unierer Neinung
mad fur fdmmtide Aferbauer cine eebDriee VOismaBre
gel IT, te ser benz 4nfUrdnssn 70 Yer iest I'M Narttt
ansebpener perfdfAter 9lrtel Rder su felen. -
Yamp lete, nit elmer 9enauen Ausetndnberfebun8
Sebe werten Bet AnnelpunS StrabpBt pbr bur bic YOR
9eenbet.
Der fuper-pbOsptOriaure &at wirb In Safer anb eade
perraft. 81
preis $45 fir bic Gpnne BON 1000 Yfo.
abrede b. M. Rhodes & o.,
Sfftce SO. 80 SoutbHr., 8pwlp's 9Dbarft,
Ap9,3mt Dberbat Der &prn. Inb Ytebl. @rhanae
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Nprtircitt, Wfdoeird uitS GbcrrDipcifc.
100 Utsrl SaS i'm 9abea unb TIM 8pabaus wVrnnter ene
partbe Spa Der befen AualitGt, "a, mo-. III
200 Dueenb Dent ptns aan anen TIM Qaben eIe In erp
Cen anb enen Yatbtsen naA 8eeea bes 8dutsrs abae'
neben nerbeu. 7i, g. 3. 6 barrpn unb .. f.-
+ot( q{Tf. SO. 1872 mnO 134 2Def 9pmbarofr.N
H. ,pet & buren 6aIt Don 5anUptrfrdBe
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etae itrt, wUbet MI NJ Stdkbe fin6 Set fet
%. ottItt9en Yrst len etne aus9eset4mete ma
3u ttet rn uno bic gr5steu SrbreS auSaufIb
Ten, VrOeers ma@en mir bierauf M n t
~ Q III NJ { I'd .f oSunff0-S
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@rOeerets 9seine, etauprs ,c
a4 "a. M. Schneider Il Comp,
46 Sputb Scwarbltr., nabe Yrattltr.
eSmnprter g. Sealer

tn tentfasn, frdn6aGen panten unb Gata ia. Deinen
iesterer aus ben beten 3deen Gtncnnas. fransSf@en
@Ugnac, Sanbies pp1 @n, refined NprbbGu{sr 8rannt.
Wcta, aus ber beribmten DtRtlsrte NtaGsr Sdus
Stunt Mrrac be Bd aSta 1e, ale teuf6em HrG&t
ais 8wstten setrpdnste Brnen, Nubeln, @raupen
SaSO, Safergrasr, gauge unO sspdene erbfen ainfen
Srtes 9amtasn, g9eeplaSs ,e ternsr baben auf Eager
er safe, 5pldnbtfde 6eerinee SorbeGen u. earbines
SaietRl SslseIa gDar Obee Grtttel Werben gDiebr
Scrt1nfer btuist ataesc6en. asa ai IGa ~
8erner baltt mir an Eager alten se Bourbon gDbS-
te9 aae enbmifen sauGrs, unb ba mir iebf rahctren
ttrsn. 4D tUl,ts
Sn 9erbubuns bisrm babet aa elmer gan, nsusn 1ss-
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Pee JAafiAs !, a3aElInlsri gpiatEa stiAhas
lthen Ntcfsea (rttf Masndtms bee GenntA9s) Inb
taRet 6snEs ser QDp&e, an tse Ttdser satlbds.
Der ,.NDeder'' rstrb eDenfaas tn gDaFbtnstpn unb
aBteeltne tdslt& 6ur& Gt66er ben IbOnnenteR
ms 9aus befcrst.
Durb bte gUf Strfsnsst frRet bef tdsGce ,,gDeder"
So so per S5abr, tn mnbeotneter Brrdusbes
BuhlunG.
az Das % . q henbGatt bes Baltimore Deder
trIdetnt eben 8retae un6 tUtet iIbrtb 50 tn Mnbe.
binster @rrausbe5abIan9.
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.Terins.

fEs daily BzEffMJEE wFacRa Il psbll,S
every morning lexcept Sunday and is delivered b
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WECKER lie also delivered in the Cities Of
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
$3. so in advance.
Aas~ The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is ublis
y nea every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVEhTlSSEMENTSo On reasonable terms
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arriua1 of the Quaker CIV

NrU OELr,Ss. Dec. Tho Quaker
city. with 80 passengers and California
dates I'd the 2nth November has arrived.
Business IN California was improving.
Eight ship, had arrived from the Atlantic
States.
The ship Lucas from Victoria to san
Francisco. was totally wrecked ON one of
the Farralone islands. twontv-~cvcn mile,
distant from san Francisco. Fifteen lives
lost.
The steamship Golden Age sailed on the
10Th ult. for Panama. with two millions
and q quarter in gold dust and 600 pass
cnucrs.
Spoke the United States Mail steamship
Hermann. from New York to A,pinwali.
on the 2lst.
The Quaker Citys passengers reached
san Francisco in Is day~-hesid,- the de-
teution Of 90 hours at Acapulco. Tho
Isthmu, is in good condition. 10000 let
tors went overland by the Trhauntepcc
route.
George Penn Johnston the duolli-t. was
tried and acquitted at san Francisco.
The United States iriglte Mcrrimac
sailed for Honolulu on the 23d. All well.
The first cargo Of Ice had arrived az
Honolulu from Boston IN perfect order.
Thirty-scvcn Arctic whalcr-. with 20
200 barrels Of oil. had arrived at Hon
olula
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nkl.zp cnLLEaE. ID. 3. -.

O,ELAND COLLEGE, Dec 3, lSjS.
Ma. EproE-Thc public have been in.
formed in several Of therospcctablc print
that the Professors Of Oakland College
have rcsirncd-plcasc inform the public
also. that their places will be Immediately
supplied. The Directors Of the ln,.i,u.
ton are now in correspondence with some
of the first scholars of the country. and
are about filling the vacant chairs with
gentlemen not inferior to any in the land
These gentlemen win be- prc~cnto on the Is,
of January, when the present Professor.
retire
Al meeting Of the Synod Of NIis.is.
.ippi. at Vicksburg, a few day- since. tho
following resolutions were passed.:
&. Rs,arcL That the Record, .or oak
land College, bcapprovod TO pIrcI~l. and
that while we approve of The ctIor,. Of
the Trustees to meet the want, and pro-
mot. the interest, Of the Collcs, by the
erection of additional buildings. we regret
the necessity of applying amy portion OF
the funds now constituting the cndow-
mcnt. and would recommend that proper
efforts be- made to rciustate and enlarge
the sum thus used, 20 boz held az % rcrma-
mont endowment fund, the interest of
which shall be used for the good of the
College.
g" Rtufe{. That the Trustees bo author
izcd to meet the iudcbtcdnc~- urou the
building. already contracted lor, from the
fund. contributed for the general purr,o.-
rs of the College" r..
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Coon FOR Mamma" said little
Annie, please give me twoapples rlunch
to day. / want TO give one to Jane
WoodS."
Certainly. my dear; hut why do YOU
want 10 give Jane particularly" said her
mother.
because. dear mamma, She stole one
ont of my basket yesterday and | want
her not 90 bc tempted any more. for our
teacher told us last Sunday that if we
were sincere in praying, lead US not in
20 temptation we should not only keep
uut of the way of evil ourselves, but try to
keep others from being tempted; and /
think VI give Jane an apple, she will not
steal any more
TIA" apple was given. and a little while
after, Jane came to Annie looking very
pcultsnt. and said; Wont YOU please to
take this apple back again? ] suppose it
Is mine now. a. YOU gave it to me, and |
want 90 pay back the one ! stole ye-ter-
day
Jane never stole again. Annics kind
mess saved her
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Tho death Of the Rev. John Hickling,
thcoldest neutrality-suspicious. the world,
and the last survivor Of the "helpers" OF
John Wesley, is reported. Mr.. Hickling
was III the scvcnty-iirst year of his minis
thy. and was nearly ninety-three years old
\ fortnight before his death, he lectured in
Birmingham on Early Methodism" and
az the time of his death was announced to
conduct other services. lie died at Aud,
Icy, Ncw-caStle-upon-Tyne.s
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An amusing and painful incident recent
~ took place in Cincinnati. TWO gentle
men afflicted with 81. Nitus' dance mot
and each .upposing the other to be mock
ing himself q fight ensued OF the most
desperate character. Finally n mutual
acquaintance found them struggling m the
gutter. aud succeeded i'm separating them
and making known their mutual mistake
when they shook hands and apologized to
each other.
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Nrw PtrraN new popcr called che
ptarrr h1t just been started at Marion.
t1udr,alo County, Miss, the first num-
bef of which bas reached our table. tits
Of good tar very Handsomely printed and
praents an attfactiye appearance. Mc.rs.
GaAer q saru, Publishers end proprie-
tor,-w. q Gu,cs. editat Tho editorial
departments Of the paper "a wen conduct
eel. the articles being writton with grace
end yiror and che selections showing
taste and iudmcut Wewbh thc 0fsr.
rr az manner al succes aud, from the
start &c makos. ve hsveno doubt 70 win
deserve tt
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EyrrRrusr Wmuy Nrus- The last
number of this pepper announce che al
vent Of ]. W. Gmlbnt. Esq. a. ono of
the editors thereof Mr. q. introduces
himself 90 Che readers of Che papcr IN q
very handsomely written ailutltory. We
hope ~ may aurecod % tho utmost of
his expectations in making Dis paper ac-
cvptable To- the public AMI obtaining Tor
liza LARGO circulation.
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Getting Of Subscribers 20 the stock ofth
....L. .....I ~. Ii -

accordance with the resolutions Of the Board II
L Commissioner 81 th- Gulf and Ship Island Rail
road Company. passed on the IN day II juno. 1s5S,
o.. subscribers for stock to ~lli road are hereby
Vusrai ~ meet "a the city uf jackson. Monday.
ta lla day ofJanuay. l>9 FIR tie purpose ofcleat-
n- Board II Directors and otherwise poryrtin- the
organization ~ said com rs,nv.
An inst.llmgut Of 6rs dollars upon each share 81
ono hundred dollars VIII be required Doe paid to the
Treasurer &c -ud Board Of Commissioner. before any
subscriber viii be- allowed 10 vote u any meeting %
'H Stockholders tuT Directors. any other purpose
and each hare So UIld mp wll rnttc Ia" holder %
ono vote either IN person "- by proxy.
El person having list for subscribers Is earnest
iy solicited o. increase his list rapidly hc can
with rgybl" ~ui-r beers. and Hasc the same ready
deliver 3t the al'ye meeting.
g. NcLAURIN. Chairman.
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arner. Williams & Co.

Garner, Williams q Co,
2SS VS.
James c. Ellis, Miller W.
Ellis, Solomon Myer, Phillip "''''S H. IA
II. Cato, Samuel Parker,
and L. 4. Kidd.
DY virtue of the above stated f. ia. to
ID me directed, will sell for cash be-
fore the Court House door, in the town
of Paulding. within the lawful hours of
sale. on the first Monday Of January next.
the following described property, to-wit /:
negro girl named Amy, aged about ten
years. of dark complexion. Levied on as
the property of Miller W Ellis one OF
the defendants, to satisfy the above stated
Fl. fa. and all costs.
JONATHAN B. COUGH.
j. p. &c.
Dec. II. ISIS. g-3w
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We arc indebted tn Mcs.rs Bu1kiv q
McR,r. for COPY of their Circular. dated
Dec 9TH. from which we make the follow.
ing extracts
For ncar q week after the date of our
Circular of the aOth orOctohyr. the Cotton
Market remained steady atthe rrirrs then
quoted. gy lil 90 lllc for Midlliut..-
On tho last days Of tho week. how yer.
prices bCrlu to give way and che m.fket
continued tn decline until tho th ol so.
vrmhcri the most dly the och. aror.
able Reaction begun t1 show iurlf and
prices have since rallied materially. the
muket cllsiut firm yesterday 90 the quo
utons on Che othcr page. which arc FULLY
of a cent above tlp ratio. current tfum
The 10Th t1 the leth November. when
M'ddluT. suId at luIr.
lar two aeeks pest There hIl been o.
gCneul and ro0i dom1ui .r Cotton. anil
though receipts lufe hrgu Hrrr ~t'ckt
have nlt aeeumulIf.u to nut efgHt .,eut
and We stll mcluc to cine opinion. chat
Mmdlme Cotton will not rule Ior amy
lourlh q. time much below M cents. ol-
though tho eropsbaaldbe i.lOlot1 li1l'..
which wr consider an outside estimate.
though many well informed persons here
think twill bo 10000 OBJ @h'iVn bales
rrlHtHr.
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DEArH OT EXti0v. ScHiLEY oF bEnEGtA.
The Augusta papers Of sunday, the 2lst
ult.. bring as the intelligence OF the death
III cx-Gav. Schil,v. Of Ga lie died at his
residence. in Augusta. on sunday after
noon. in the 72d year of his age Mr..
Schilcy has held important relations to
the people of Georgia In lS23 he was
elected bv the Leg slature Judge Of the
Superior Court Of the middle circuit. and
held that position until ISIS. Ia 1850 he
represented Richmond county in the Lc-
rislature. I'm l,32 he was elected to Con
gross. and served during the sessions Of
1893. 80. and '3j. and in 1885 was elected
Governor Of the State and filled that Of
fee until 1887 - Wasimy'0D tH.oH.
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A few days ago, on the farm Of the Hon.
John W. Davis. near Montezuma, Ind,
two large springs burst forth from the
earth, and continued 10 throw Oft such
volumes ofwater that large fields in the
neighhorhood have been covered with
standing pools and ponds
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QUITNAN, Dec. |, 1855.
DY virtue Of authority given bv law.
ID the Briradier General COMMANDING
has appointed the Staff of the Brigade, as
follows:
Jonx ELLIOTT, Of Clarke County. Brigade
Inspector, to serve also as Brigade Major,
with the rank of Major.
B.F. REYNOLDS, Of Smith County. Bri.
gade-AdTocate, with the rank of Major.
r. G. McINrosH, of Clarke County. Bri.
gade QuarterMaster, with the rank Of
Captain.
+. b. LORI. of Clarke County, Abide.
camp. with the rank Of Captain.
The Brigade will obey and respect said
officers accordingly.
BY order of Brigadier General HENl
\. LEE. JUN ELLIOTT
Brigade Major
Dec II 1875 S-iW
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4 FRIEND Of ours thus eulogizes his mu
steal attainments: Il know two tunes
The one is Aud Lang Syne.' and the
other isn't always sing the latter"
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To County officers.

VIIE undersi, ned will meet The recent
liz elected Bounty Officers of Jasper
County. at the Probate Clerks office in
Tauldinc. on saturday the 18th inst, for
the purpose OF receiving aud approving
their official bonds They VIII please
have their bonds prepared, and their So
curities present at Vie above stated time
and place. ; W. JONES,
Judge of Probate.
Dec. llth. 1855. Git
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MrRnER-Jamcs II1llngworth. who
lived in the Eastern part of this county,
and who was tried for killing free negro.
in our Circuit Court. some wears ago and
acquitted. committed brutal murder on
o man named Cain ON last sunday eve
ming. H. rode up tp Gains house. told
him hc had come t1 k.il him. and while
the dooes..,d I'D frunt him indicted two
dreadful wounds with Bowie knife. from
which Cain died i'm q few minutes. llol-
lingsworth Immediately lied with a negro
man of his-thoy being both prepared Ton
escape.
lie was heard from in Lowude- county,
/ bat no last dates had not been taken
I The fact of his having the negro with hiu
/ will doubles lead to hi- capture.
lie is large man. some 80 years old
/ has a sinister countcnauc", raw-honcd
/ with dark coarse hair and am awkward
appcarlncc.-ij.riH Conservation.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

NEW CorRr IN JACksoN.-A bill has
passed both branches Of the Legislature
and received the signature Of the Cover
nor. establishing % Court Of civil and
criminal jurisdiction in the township
which embraces the city Of jackson For
this act Of favor, a. well as Of justice, the
Legislature has entitled itself % the
thnnL. Of our citiLnn-.-M Nu.lnuinn.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

NinaNtt.-Afcr fierce and violent
contcstof several months duration among
the rival factions o., the Virginia pcmoc
rary. in regard b. tho collection OF a canii
date Cor Governor % succeed Gov Wisc
the Democratic ~ato Convention mot a
Petersburg on the "a inst, and uamin1
ted Hon. louS LugWu the present mem
Dor of Congcss from the Rockbridsc bis
triet.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

Nag- B1ptist Convention was held in
Memphis recently, with the object OF i'm
uuruut.us movement to secure tn un-
cxcoptionahle Biptist school literature for
The South aud Southwest Tho rauy,n-
ton was o. sequel TO chat hold at Nash
Vile in October. 1857. whore "a Southern
napatt Surhy Schral Union eh4 organ
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11


Mas. b1Jetks.-rhe other and better
half of Tho "Littl, Giant divided the
attention ct the New Orleans public with
her lego lord. The Bfp. paragraphs
her thus.
Incur "huuyuaph' yesterday, the nib
| &C our pom. attracted towards ono Of the
illustrious hamrrs of the constitution
made us uy that Mrs. Douglas, late Miss
Cults, was niece of james Madison. The
lady i. thc niece Of Mrs. Madison. who.
/ with The widow OF Alexander Hamilton.
| adorned Washington society SEP long. asroU-
| r,scutatycs OF che Heroic Age OF the re-
/ public The distinguished willow ct the
| great Nrrjn.9u viii remembered. ii for
| nothing cl.e fora littl, incident which oc-
I currcd 10 the white House during the last
war with Great britain. With % brave
/ hand She tore down Tumbulls portrait
\ of Washington from the walls. bundled
| tup. nud thus rescued IL from the desccra-
\ ton or the enemy who shamcle--ly burnt
/ thr capitol and demolished a newspaper.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-11

FT'HE su-grher desires Co sell unimproyed Tract
1 of LAND in jasper County. Mississippi, con.
tanning 1Hn 1rrrs. lyiuZ on Quutiah and Iallahaia
trrrk- Too pri.c uiI D. low to purchaser of the
whu--lr 90 would Dr. divided if desirable % a pur.
chaser. IU-. BORDEN. Mobile. Ala
dee n i,ss. or