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LONELINESS OF GREAT CITIES. The vastcr
the crowd the more solitary the individual,
the more lonely the heart. No one" saws
recent writer. " is known in London it is
the realm Of the incognito and the ANONYMOUS.
1t is not place. but region or state.-
There is no such thing as local opinion in the
metropolis mutual personal knowledge thcr,
is none; neighJorhood, good rcpute, bad fame,
there is none no house knows the next
door. How is man to show what he is
when he is but grain of sand out ola mass
without relations to o!hGrs, without Il plAce
wlthou! history, without dlsinclvcncss 3
Crowds pour along the streets and althoush
each has his own character written on high
they are one and ali the same to men below. :"
This is true. though, Of course in q less. de.
gree, with every great city, especially tdHhc
young, and uniIeHd,d stranger. All at once
he passes from the midst ola friendly neigh.
borhood--w where every ore knows another,
where the eye Of every one is on his brother,
and where the slightest incident Of veal CT woe
affecting any offs members is the theme Of
interested converse around the cottage hearth
to almost an absolute solitude. In fact, in
those vast wilderness of streets, and lanes.
and noiSome courts and ALLEYS, Of which ,he
lower parts of our great cities consist, wbjle
The worst vices Of social life are generated to
the almost; society, in the true sense Of the
word, can scarcely be said TO exist. There
are few Or no ties of mutual knowledge, COM
mon interest, and friendly neighborhood
such as bind tie inhaLitsnts Of a country
side or OF a small town together, und which
make parish not district merely, but a
living organized society.
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Italy is only twice the size Of New
England, and con.ans population as large as
the Uoiled States.
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III, BOOTS. SHOES,
VIM Ready Made Clothing, 90
' Ssa- BRUSHES, HATS, CAPS, &c.; 800
and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, The 18Th day Of June. 1850.
at Port Herman, l will sell said property, 30
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to tho highest bidder for cash, to
satisfy said wrts.
lLgySale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n,
precisely. BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
June / 16o9-ts. Sheriff.
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TO THE PIRLIC

THE undersigned having been elected to
j the Office Of Constable in the Third Elec-
tion District of Cecil comfy, offers his SER
vices to the Public in that capacity. Prompt
attention will be given to the collection of
claims, and to all other business entrusted
to him. LUCIAN b. ANDERSON,
Dec 10, 1887 Cherry Hill, Cecil CO., Md
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70 II is SAID to be dang erous to be working
with sewing machine nsRr a window when
there is thunder storm. 1t is also very dam
ger Us to ST. near some sewiag machines Yhen
there 10 no thunder STORM.
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SitERIFFS SALE,

pY virtue Of two wris of Feri Facias, one
Ed issued ont of the Circuit Court for Bal
timore county, at the suit Of Solomon Town
send, and one issued out Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, at the suit Of Hartman,
llotiin Co., both against the goods and
chattles, lands and tencments Of Gustavus
A. Thompson and Charles Thompson, trading
&c, to Inc directed, have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, claim, inter-
est and estate, at law and in equity, of the
said G. A. Thompson < Son. in and to all
the following Personal Property:
,xaT<2 cows, and CALF, lSAs2A
10y Sleigh, ? Carriages, ! Corn I-T
Shelter, Wagons, cutting box, PlOws,
Fiukes, l Spike Harrow, l
Horse Cart, Moving Scythes, {NST
Forks, Rakes, 4 c., carriage, eREs,~
Wagon and Plow Harness, pair Timber
Wheels, about 1000 Pals; lot of STORE
GOODS, such as
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
gtqal advertisements


"a THAT most desirable and
49, beautiful RESIDENCE and line
iib'RF ARM ground, attached, situa-
ted on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad. one hundred miles from Mobile,
and midway between the stations of Shu-
buta and DcSoto. four miles from each,
known a. Boards Store, and seen by thou
sands passing on the cars. are now offered
for sale. The lands comprise $50 acres on
the east. and 20 acres on the west side Of
said Railroads.&c. acres in ell, the main
portion of which is black sandy, hammock
soil, and the other part is reed-brake, as
good rs can be found anywhere, and could
be put in cultivation at very little eX-
pcn-c. There are s. acres cleared and in
cultivation, which produces cotton, corn
and potatoc, in quantities equal to any
land in this portion of the State. The
said tract of land is well timbered with
Cedar. Cypress and Oak. The farm is {
favorite one with all who have seen it, anC
it, value and advantages are not yet on,
half developed, the owner being limited
in means to clear and bring into cultiya
ton more of it at this time. An excellen
mill-seat on the land, and q good stream
of water.
ES~PereOns wishing to purchase cal
address, or call upon the undersigned 2
DeSoto, Clarke County, Miss.
MARCUS L. BEARD.
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Notice to Land buyers.


L OFFER for sale my tract Of Land in
i Newton county, Miss, two miles north
west of Garlandsville, twenty miles west
of Enterprise, and six miles south of the
Southern Railroad, containing eleven hun
bred and sixty acres. (ll60) in one solid,
compact body. About half Of the tract is
black prairie, including about one hun
drcd acres of the best slough prairie. The
other portion of the tract is principally a
dark mulatto soil. There is on the prem
Uses, at least nine hundred acres Of good
cotton land, about 81 acres open. All the
land well timbered, with plenty of good
water, gin house, cotton press, negro hous-
es, &c. Also a good frame building at the
| family residence, with good water, good
| fruit orchard thereon. The place is well
calculated for fifty or sixty hands, or can
| he divided into two settlements for twenty
five or thirty hands each, as there is plenty
Of water, good situations, &c.
J. T. HUGHES.
Merton County, May Is, 1859. 32-Sw
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FOR SALE ALSO.

Ny tendency, lately, has been
1870 directed towards the Southern
sfsf Railroad, in Newton County,
@f&N where own tract of 900 acres
L. OF good bottom and hill land,
when IS the only inducemont that prompts
me to offer the above described residence
and farm lands for sale. | offer for sale,
also, portion Of my 900 acre tract in New
ton, situated Is miles northwest of Enter
prise, and about 20 miles west of Meridian
Junction in Lauderdale County. a Depot
is about to be established on this tract
This is excellent land.
The Chickssahay Plantation of bottom
and upland, can be bought, lately be-
longing to Levi Sumrall, ST., deceased, at
reasonable terms, which comprises about
$50 acres, joining the first described resi-
dence and plantation. This plantation IS
surrounded by every advantage.
Lands are selling in the neighborhood
at and from SO to $50 per acre. The IL
ties to the lands that ! offer for sale are
! perfectly good. The time is not far dis.
| tant when this tract Of land will bring SAC
! to $50 per acre. This plantation has =
| splendid outlet, a fine river range, and
| good water
TERNs.-The payment required will be
one half cash, and the other half on time
or property in or near Mobile, or negroes
will be taken for the remainder.
The stock of cattle and hogs-ahout 81
head of each-can be bought quite low
together with the present growing crop, a
the plantation first described. ! can b.
found at DeSoto, Clarke County, Miss, o
AT the farm, four miles south.
have other lands for sale in Smith
Jones, and this County.
z. S.-Thc above described lands, lik
all other good lands along the line of an
Railroad. will increase in value to So
$40, 500, and finally TO 500 per acre, an
even more 1t is one of the few first rat
tracts of good, lasting soil, near the line {
the Railroad, on the west side Of the rive
The natural richness of the soil, and tn
advantages of this tract Of land, will b
ditching and other improvements, in a fe,
d years, increase it, value to 500 per acr
These results are certain. All capable {
Judging will conclude this on looking
the premises. NJ. +. Is.
DoSgio, Mss, June |, 1853. 34-tf
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FEvuc lNsurrIg. CoLvVEu>, Ms. ,
Nav ~. lSi7.

May ~. lNht.
Ma. Epuoa.-Ny attention Ia, boon
directed To- paragraph copied from the
"Ctv.ss' into several Of the papers Of the
State. in reference To- the Cplumbu, Fc-
male Institute, which, while it is very
complimentary i'm 60, terms, contains an
error worthy of correction. The number
OF pupils !. set down ot "uhout one hun
dred and fifty" Ii should have been tro
handyK A large proportion Of these are
we'll grown young ladies. from different
parts of Mississippi. Alabama and other
States one hundred and eleven are in
the department st mu.i--piauo. guitar
and harp; and cprIe-pnudingly nrEc
| number are in the departments of French,
/ Latin. Drawing. and Painting Ac. The
Senior Cla-, numbers thirty--even, Of
whom thirly-two or thirty-thrce will grad
uate ON the 9TH day ct July next. Thi-
will be- one of the largest and finest class
e.. ever graduated ut q Southern Fcmal,
College. The OCCASION will be- one of in
tercst. and improve this opportunity Il
extend 60 YOU q cordial invitation TO p,
present There is aprp-pogt that the rail
road will br complete. and the cars run.
ming to this city hy that time.
Nv excuse for troubling YOU with TIL.
note l.. that the error above mentioned !.
considerable. and your paper is very wide
Is circulated and inHucutill--I know tia
YOU will be glad ct an opportunity &
make the correction.
Very rc-p'y your ob't -er't
h. +. INERABEE.
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AdmInIstratOr,S Sale.

DURSUANT to a decree of the Probate
i Court Of Wayne County, State of Mis-
sssippi, made at the May term, 1859.
thereof, the undersigned administrator of
the estate of DUGALD MCLAUGHLIN,
deceased, will, on Tuesday. the 18th dav
of June next, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. at the late residence of
the said deceased, about five miles south
east of Winchester, on a credit of six
months, the following described slaves, to-
wit: Penny, woman aged about so years.
and her infant child; Elias, a boy, about
- years; Edmond, boy, about 9 years
Alfred a boy, about Z years; Julia, about
/ years. Said slaves will be sold subject
20 the lien prescribed by the statute, and
the purchaser or purchasers will be re-
/ quired to give bond or bonds for the sum
or sums bid, with approved security, pay
! able as above.
! EDWARD W. DAVIS,
/ Adu1'r on the Essate Of d. McLapgbln
] May l9 1859. 32-tds
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GoyEENoR McRU At rur CorEr Hor-c
MoNBY NlCHr.-During the recess Of the
Court on Monday night last. SAY. the
Natchez Ffcr Tra5cr. la jury beng out
considering its verdict in criminal case. j
ttov. McBae. our Congressman. by permits
sion Of the Court. was introduced to the
people Of Adams. who literally throngcd
the Court House. and was welcomed ~
them with enthusiasm and prolonged APP
plau-c.
The Governor then addressed the meet
ing on the leading political topic of the
day in a mastery speech of over two
hours in length. lie took bold and deci-
ded ground m every instance. and was
frequently interrupted with rapturou,
bursts Of applause. We were unable to
take or procure notes Of the speech. which
Notwithstanding it, length. enchanted the
audience and was listened to. from begin
ming to end, with unmistakable satisiac-
ton, qualification and approval by the
large gathering Of auditor..
GOV. McRae. ere leaving our city. re-
oucsted a. 10 state that he will. during the
summer. visit his constituents ia each aud
every county Of the District.
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SpIendid Land for Sale.

,shAa THE undersigned offers for
sale seven hundred and fifty-six
NeSa acres of the best land in Newton
or any of the adjoining counties,
living on the head waters Of Tallahala
creek, known As the Hollamon, Cross and
Harrell land, portion of which Is in a
fair state of cultivation, with good and COM
Portable cabins on it. 1t Is prairie and
swamp land. Also, other landsin Newton
and Jasper counties, all of which / will
sell on favorable terms as to price and
time Of payment. Address,
JAS. 7. PAYNE,
Gar'1udsviHs, Mss.
May %, 1850 33-6m
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S1i Reward.

r. Estrayed or stolen from the
sNf-FSNsubscriber, six miles from
e$ Pineville, Smith Co, Miss,
Mex, on the night Of the 9th Of
MAY, inst, LIGHT GRAY MARE. ten
years old, well made. medium size, heavy
name and tail Said nag has had the
scratches very bad in her hind legs. which
caused the hair TO come of, and it hadn I
grown ont when she left. She had also a
sore on one of her hind legs, Just above
the hook. which caused the hair to change
/ at the place darker than her natural co
Tor she also has saddle bump on her
back No other mark recollected. Said
nag is a natural PAGER. As she has been
doubtless stolen by some scoundrel, | will
pay the above reward for their delivery 10
me, with such evidence as will lead to the
conviction of the thief, or twenty-five dol,
lars for the delivery of said nag, or con,
hnement, 50 that | may get her. Ad
! dress the undersigned.
EMANUEL w. CARR.
PiasgiHc, Smith Co., May p, 1859. 33-tf
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The state of Mississippi.
SCoTT Z, UNITY.
In the Circuit Court, April Term, A. D. 1889.
Stephen Lewis,

SCoTT {, UNITY.
In The Circuit Court, April Term, A. D. 1889.
Stephen Lewis,
VS.. ) Attachment
John G. SAINT
n this case it appearing to the satisfac-
Il ton of the Court, that the defendants
is nonresident of the State of Mississ;p.
pi, it is therefore ordered bv the Conf,
that unless the defendant appear here on
or before the first day of the next term Of
TINS Court, to be held on the Srd Monday
OF October next, A. D. 1859, and nleod
answer, or demur to PLAINTIFFS attach,
ment, the same will be taken bro CON
iesSo, and Judgment entered ACCORDINGLY
and 1t is further ordered that publication
OF the order be made in the Eastern Clar;'
on a newspaper printed and published in
the town of PaUlding, Jasper County. Mis-.
slsslppi, for four successive weeks Of the
tendency of this suit.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal of office, at Hillsboro' this
- 18th day of May, A. D. 1859.
! May %, 1859. SS-5t
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The state of Mississippi.

JASPER COUNTY.
In the Probate Court OF said Couut,, Nav term,
1859.
To Lucretia james, and all other persons
neutrality-suspicious.:
WHEREAS at the May term, A. b.
w 1859. of the Probate Court of said
County, Neadham McLendon, Susan KEEL
ly. and David Kelly her husband. filed
their petition in said Court, for an issue to
be made up to try whether certain in
strument of writing purporting to be the
last will and testament of WILLIAM Nc
TENDON, deceased land admitted to
probate in said Probate Court be the last
will of the said William McLendon. or not :
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Lucretia James, one of the heirs
at law Of said decedent, lives beyond the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered that
publication he made in the Eastern Clari-
on, newspaper printed and published in
the town of Paulding for four successive
weeks. citing the said Lucretia James to
be and appear before the Hon. Probate
Court of said County, at the Court House
in the town of Paulding, on the first Mon
day of July next, then and there to show
cause, if any she can, why said issue should
not Toe made up, according to the PRAYER of
said petitioners.
You are hereby cited to be and person
ally appear in and before the Probate
Court of Jasper County. at the Court
House in the town of Paulding. on the
first Monday in July next. then and there
to show cause. if any YOU can, why said
issue should not be made up according to
the prayer of said petitioners, and further
to do and suffer such other things as shall
be ordered and adiudged by said Court in
! the premises.
In witness whereof | have
SEAL lhereunto set my hand and seal
\-/o of office, this the Bird day OF
| May, \. ID. 1889.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON. Clrk.
May IL, 1859. 3l-5t
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sal--l--s-
niS.OVuffon

THE partnership heretofore existing I'M
Il der the name and style Of Rose & Me-
Curdy, was dissolved on the 18th inst. by
the departure of VIM. Rose for parts UNI
known. This is to give notice that | shall
not be held responsible for any debts con-
tracted after the above date. All debts
of the firm, contracted previous to the
18th inst, viii be settled by the under
signed. WIN. MCCURDY.
Claiborne. MAY p. 1859 33-tf
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Strayed or stolen

L. FROM the undersigned. on
TEA-FSNthe 2nd inst a LIGHT GRAY
|eA PONEY BUILT HORSE, :
,eNeesEZ.years old. Said Horse is lit
tie inclined to be speckled with high
head and light, thin name; has a scar on
the fore leg below the knee, some four or
five inches long; think it is on the left.
Whoever will return, or give information
concerning said Horse to me on Tallahala.
in Jones County, Miss, will confer a de
sirable favor, and will be literally re-
warded.
HENRY III. ANDERSON.
Jones Co., Nav %, 1859. 33-2w
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The state Of NIIssisstOpI,

Probate Court, -Hoy Term. 1859.
To Jonathan Lyon, and all other persons
interested in the Estate of ELIJAH
LYON, deceased:
NOU are hereby notified to be and per-
L sonally appear before the Hon., the
Probate Court of Jones County, next to
he holden at the Court House thereof. in
the town of Ellisville, on the 2nd Monday
of July next, then and there to contest.
or show cause why the final account of
Nicholas Lyon, deceased. who was the
Executor of the last will of Elijah LYON.
deceased, filed at this term of the Court
by Nancy Lyon, ExecutriX, and A. c..
Fowler. Executor of the last will of the
said Nicholas Lyon, deceased. should not
be allowed and further to do and suffer
such other things as may be awarded in
the premises.
- Given under my hand and
SEAL seal of office this the 18th day
\-/o May. A. d. 1859.
d. NJ. SHOWS, Clerk.
May Is, 1859. 32-5t
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.eqal advertisements.
InsOIXen1 N0fice-

WHEREAS, AT the December term,
w A. ID. ISIS, of the Probate Court of
Newton County, Mississippi. the estate Of
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON. was declared
Insolvent:
Now, therefore, all creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly Probated, and
registered in the register kept hy the clerk
of said county. within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they will
barred. HAMILTON COOPER,
Executor.
Jan. |, 1859. l2-6m
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N0fiCe.

7 ETTERS Of Administration upon the
i estate Of WARREN BRANTLY, late
Of Newton County, Mississippi, deceased,
were At the April term. A. u. 1859. grant
ed to the undersigned. Now all persons
indebted to said estate are notified not to
make payment to any person except my
self, and those having claims against said
estate are notified to present them duly
probated, within the time prescribed by
the law. GEORGE C. HARPER,
Administrator.
ApTil d 1889 oq-6t
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B1-Wc have received a communication
from Smith county, signed Bear No. s.
in reference to the late Democratic meet
ing in that county, aud discussing the du-
~ of Democrats in the premises. The au-
thor forgot to send II, his name, and for
this reason we must decline its publica-
ton. Our friends would save themselves
time, and the expense of stationery. by
remembering that we publish no commu-
nication whatever, until furnished with
the writer's name.
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The state OrNIIssSIsIDDI.

NAINE COUNTY.
To James F. Grayson, and all other per-
sons interested in the estate of GEORGE
W. GRAYSON, deceased:
WHEREAS at a former term of the
w Probate Court of said WAYNE Coun-
ty, George J. Mcfarland, Administrator
Of said decedent, having fled his account
of final settlement with said estate, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of said Court
that the residence of James +. Gravson,
one of the heirs of said estate. is un-
known: 1t is therefore ordered by said
Court that citation be made by publica-
ton in the Eastern Clarion, newspaper
printed and published in the town of
Paulding Jasper County, Miss, for four
weeks in succession, 10 the said j. +.
Grayson, to be and personally appear in
and before the next regular term of said
Court, to be holden on the 2nd Monday
in July next, at the Court House thereof
in the town of Winchester, and show
cause. if any he can, why said final ac-
count should not be allowed and placed
upon the record of said Court.
Witness the Hon. P. H. Napier, judge
of Probate of said County, the 2nd Mon.
day in May, 1889
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL )of office the 2Sth day of Nav. A
N0ND. 1859.
}. W. BOYKIN,
Probate Clerk ~. c., Mss.
june !, le9s, S4-5t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-06-01
The Post omce Department

wAsmNGrov. Hay 2t-Within the last
two months. the Post Office Department
has effected a saving in is expenditure
that will amount annually to $500. 0oO.
The process. Of curtailment ]. still pro.
rre-sing. wherever IL Is practicable with
out serious Inconvenience TO the public.
Tho Attorney General has not vet de-
livcred an opinion in answer to the re-
quest Of the Postmaster General for le-
gal determination Of his power 10 reduce
the hi-monthlv service on the overland
mail from ~. Louis. via Fort Smith and
III Pa-o. To- san Francisco. via SAN Diego.
| 20 a weekly service.