The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-11


Rrpvvrs-wc are glad 10 see our
prirhtly and interesting exchange. the
lvford M.r~pv. on Ia lcta again, in an
unrrci form, and clothcdin new and
,cautihul dress. Long may u wave.
Lord Lyons, the new British Minister,
I i stated i Of American extraction his
treat grandfather having been native Of
who emiratcd TO the Island
II Antigua. whence ON Of the TITLES Of
b the family Is derived.
Ex-Chancellor Scott. formerly Of this
State. now % Memphis has in press
work on the laws and principles Of Ma.
,onry. which is highly complimeutcd by q
correspondent Of the Memphis Appeal.
who has seen the proof sheets.
p1yThe Democracy Of Copiah county. at
.heir recent convention, passed hciollow-
ing resolution.
R.valsef That. viewed in any light Il is
The policv of the South Co open the slave
trade. and i 4 the sentiment Of this meet
inr that said trade should be re-opencd.
Drn.-wc noticed some time ago.
shooting affair between Capt. Bossier and
M. Vernon. joint proprietor. Of the New
Orleans Courier. Capt. Bossier has died
Of his wounds. and M. Vernon. who had
been previously released on hail, was inn
mediatcly re-arrcstcd.
Gov. Fcorr Not C,Nptp,rr.-'iovcruor
Foorr has written Il letter to the editor
of the vicksburs Whir. In which he says
that ne shall aat M D. 20 elaiiRif- for
Congress IN chi. District. The Governor
takes OCCASION 10 bcrate the Administra-
ton souudly This ). not surprising cou-
ing from "a politician out Of office.
nu~Thc Orfri Hr7ug g. earnest in IT,
advocacy Of Judge Ctsus,v. a. pemocra-
tic nominee Tor Goycrnor. Judge q would
M d,att. make a. good q Governor a. any
We have had. anil ifthc Convention nomi-
nate h,r, he will receive the hearty sup
port Of an who regard 10. authority. We
aarcrlv suppose there viii be on opposi-
lion candidate.
ApaortrAutr RutRo,p.-Wc SEQ Il sta
ted. that the gross receipts 81 the Mem
phis a Charleston railroad, connecting the
Atlantic with the lower Mississippi during
Che eight msnths ending with tho 1T al
limo. amounted iuround numbers tnSll2.
ON. expenses for the same time Si62.oon.
leaving clear profit Of sj9Ouou.
Ss,tt Pov.-Thc Mobile T1ia. saws
chs ioaihsome disease is increasing in the
interior II Alabama. A letter 10 the Col.
umbus CAL Tat,, dated the 81 inst.
SAYS. that IN oil Columbus there were
sxty.two cascs-an increase ct sixteen
within nine DAYS. u was not howcycr.
marked by much fatality. There was a
great demand for nurses.
The opposition papers have spread % hr
and wide. that Mr.. Nc GorFtv, tho demo.
cratic candidate for governor Of Kentucky
hal taken POSITION In favor Of Douglas
s1uattcrsoyerciguty doctrines The Louis
willie C8u-'sr denic. the statement. and says
that McGofiiu has taken no position
against the theory that Congress should
intervene II necessary Tor the protection
Of slavery in the territories.
HoSoa.utv ApiusrEp.-ltwa was supposed
Last week. that another duel was about "a
take place between the editors Of the
.tWhsy" and the "Tr,s SouiterH" at Nicks
burg. Col Partridge and General McCar
die. But by the Intervention Of Hon. II
8. Foorr. md Hon. A. m ARrurR, th,
matter was "honorably and amicably' set
tied. We are glad to hear u. Editor
have enough 70 do to shoot the follies o.
the day, and the errors and absurdtie.
which every where surround them. without
shooting each other
ss- The New Orleans papers rccor,
the death of Mrs.. AurNtixr SortF. wifi
Of Hon. PIERRE Sous. late senator from
Louisiana. The Delta SAYS her death vii
excite a profound sensation and genera
sorrow throughout the community. u
lady could have been more respected AM
beloved for her many virtues and accom-
plshmcnts Those beautiful traits whic
aiorn with 20 much lustre the character
and persons Of our Creole ladies. wer
never combined in more lovely harmon
and beauty than in this estimsble lady.
Hon l.. q. e. LAuAR-The Democra,
Of Marshall county have instructed the
delegates 10 the District Convention
use al honorable means 10 secure the .
nomination Of Hon. T.. q. e. lam
for Congress in the lst Congressional p
trict and forward the claims Of Hon.
p. Cushnhn for the Govcrnor'hip. q
present delegation in Congress Is a high
respectable one. and Il seems probal
that every member will be- sent back
THE people are satisfied with them, al
we see no cause 10 discard any VI them
-
So We have had the pleasure duri
the lat week Of a call from Mr. Osur
Wsrrsov. travelling agent of the old a
well known Hardware House Of Inrl
bys. Halstead, a Cuniic Of New Vol
one Of the largest hardware estabh
ments in the commercial metropolis Of /
Union. Mr. Watson sa native Mis-
sippian. and We take great pleasure
commanding him and the house "
which ne i connected 90 our mcrchar
ne represents a Saafieru iasss. and Z
which stands among the oldest and p
established In New York.
SriunE A. WAuNerov John y. (
mer. Of Albermarlecounty Virginia. "a
mittod suicide NJ Washington. few a.
ago by throwing himself across a railv
track. while che train was In MOTION.
fore IL could be- prevented the locomot
and cars passed over him. crushing him
horrible manner. llis remains were
livered 10 RoarR Pavoa. E.q- an intim
friend of the family. for intorment
ceased was a son Of the late Tuos. W Z
MA who was at one time governor
Virginia. was afterwards member Of
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