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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

Fwhs Euts.. C.r.5a.
EDITOR o. TIM CLARION lin view 81 the
important question Of the nomination Of
candidates iorGovcgnorvSecretary or>tata.
"c., by the DemocraticHartv Of the State.
which meets in Convention at jackson. on
the first Monday Of .j:sly next, and the
further fact that the Democracy arc at all
tunes ready to hear any suggestion calcu-
lated IN the least to enable free and
open canvas of the claims of those who
may aspire 70 auominatiou al their hands,
and that they mav send their delegates to
ID iuliF instructed a. 70 their choice for
State officer; ana being aware Of thoir
strong inclination 20 select those from
among them % I'LL the several Offices, who
fully come TO the JefIar.onian test. we
have been induced to suggest through the
columns Of the Cuioa. The name OF the
Hon. i. II. WEHH, Of Pon;o;oc county.
for Secretary Of state, who Is a man every
way worthy and well qualified for the dis
charge of the varied duties Of this office.
And while we urge the nomination of Col.
Webb, by the Convention as the Demo
cratic candidate for tAe Secretaryship, we
would not be understood to do so from the
mere fact OF his beng citizen of Ponto-
toe county, but for the reason Of his SUI
pcrior capabiiity for q faithful discharge
of the duties of this office. His course.
while a member Of the lower branch ofthe
State Legislature in ISL, and Subsequent
~, OF oar State Senate. Is too wei known
to the public; his fidelity to the prince
pie Of State Rights Democracy. and the
interests Of the people. are also too well
understood To elicit from us a detail OF his
important public services. both before the
people as an orator. and in the legislature.
Asa DICTATOR, we have no he-itancv in
SAYING that Col. Webb rank, inferior Ia
none in North Mi~si,,ippi-ati4ble. kind
and courteous, almost to a fault. having
arisen TO his high and enyiableposition as
a scholar and politician. alone from his
hA'iA0 ~ 4llNu~tlN anu ftDUb4iN--fitlbhn n
dent in early life on his own resources for
the fayor~ OF an education. which now Sd
well fit him for important public service
We find him again, in lS5j. when
the fierce and relentless war Of the OF.
position was wa-ei against the prime.
pies Of the Democratic party under the
more culearing name OF Native Amegi
cauiSm' or Know Nothingi~m. when TAI.
Senatorial term of office was scarcely hal
| expired. with no ends to accomplish, NOR,
than the perTetuation Of the principles o
the democratic party, meeting their ora
tor, in their wild hunt for office" in pub
| lie discussions whenever his time ano
means would permit. and dealing etiectu
al blows arains- their Wild and ineiduou
attacks on tine long established principle
of the democratic party.
In conclusion, we urge his name for thr
nomination, not only the choice of tn
/ democracy O.. pontotoc county. but Of
NORTH MISSISSIPPI
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~ Hara.. EH n, War. Caaiv.r:
Gru.l.meu-Allov me to express toyou
ms most sincere thanks for the very cle-
r.u. BOD amer in which You have d,-charE-
cd the duties which the warm-hearted
ub.ai.ts o,yaal irllou-,tudent- have de-
yo'g.d au you.
For lau-. t..EE# resolutions and this
beautiful cane. ae assured gentlemen stu
dents. ONE .ud $50. 7 have no words to ex-
r...- tic ulr .utimcut- Of ms heart.
Ir.y w.Il ever bc remcmbered with
gratitude. with pride and pleasure. and
cherished among tie dearest mcmeutoos
o.m. u.s.
And LET me say. gentlemen. without
compliment. J. have never seen students
anywhere. or q. any time. more entitled To
thrwaaas,,r.ardani highe-trc-pcc;and
consideration 3. IN than those now at thi-
institution. To attain the highest posi-
IsH- and public good wi-hcs, YOU have
,ul- Co commune o. You have re gun.
industrious. -Wdious moral. temperate,
and HONORABLE, iu an thipr-. such, aud
SUCH ua.y are worthy o. control the de-
TIMES o.. tl.- nation and the world. 40
cen. again ms thanks. Gentlemen. and be-
assured &C ms ha-. wishes for yonr pros
us#fF and happiue--. viii only ask O.
Won and Those who have been students OF
this Iu tuition heretofore. to extend to
itr1ur best wishes. SO that soon it may
annually number thousand Of the no
hlo-, sous Of the South New Oriean,
mould he more then Athens ever was
/ lt should Ie the great commercial, educa
tional and scientific emporium of the
+ world Why should the sons Of progress
/ i've America o. son, abroad to imhibe the
/ stale dosmrs OF -uparmmatcd dr.poti,m
/ instead Of practical oluaation2 Rather
+ Iet them come here, and bow before TIA,
genius OF American thought, American
science and American liberty. which IN
+ fav wears have done more for mankin,
. than Europe. Asia and Africa. in fy,
. chou and years.
n 4
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circuit court Of clark County


". extract the following notice of ia,
Circuit Count Of our .stcr County. from
th'last number OF the ClrEasal1 4 her
..r.
The Circuit Court in this County is now
Iu session. During the week past. much
business has been dispatched. lut chiefly
upon the State docket. In view of the
regularity and sv.tym with which the bu-
sine E. disposed of. we feel constrained to
bg-.asy few words Recommendation upon
GIt Court and 10. officers. judge Han
cock B.. now oa Dis second term of Office:
his first was half term. and how he dis
charged the duties o, hi- office during that
uariui F.. Hu.. r.-.J~y for o., to say. His
official souaunt needs no communication
at our haud.-.l. people 81 the District
know DO we'll. cannot IN better indica-
toT Olson hg jHat voice of approval which
echoed throughout thr District ON the
u.... his second election. te-tifyina In
wmi-ul.ah,a terms the peoples apprc-
citation us DIS merits a. a man, and at the
services bee haI rendered them. iu the lust
and impartial administration oitheir laws.
Although uHr political motions and those
of judge Hancock are widely different.
set. Hy-uz aside every political prejudice
and partisan feeling. which led rs % OBJ
pose vigorously ms first election, when
political Zines were drawn with the great
est tension, ws must coucede 10 him the
honor ui having faithfully discharged the
dutu OBJ. the high station 90 which the
n.ayln have raised him. Yet hc may
have cu.mi.- and who has mott Envy
ha- move. ceased 10 raise is hideou- crest
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DEATH OF Man WEIGHING SIX IrN-
DRIED AND SEvESTY-EIGHT PoUNps.-Asher
4. Skillings died at his residence, New
York, on Sunday. from disease OF the
liver. Mr.. Skillings has been engaged in
the business of selling oysters and fish
for the last fourteen years. He has been
very corpulent for the last seven years,
but latterly his obesity increased 10 such
an extent that il was with difficulty he
could walk. Two years ago he weighed
400 pounds. Since that he continued to
increase in size, until at length his weight
reached the almost incredible figure OF
6Is pounds. This was his weight when
he died.
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RANuoLrH-A thousand anecdotes Of
John Randolph are related. Tho
family were involved in some unpleasant
difficulties with the Roanoke orator; and
those OF the name were 50 numerous that
when an alteration took place with one.
it was apt TO end into collision with
the entire class
They are like a pile of fish hooks 7
said Randolph, joining his tore-fncer and
thumb, " if YOU try to raise one, you raise
a hundred Of them"
This trihe exhibits an actual instance Of
the peculiar plainuess and point which
characterized Mr. Randolph illustrations.
The listener followed the direction OF his
thin fore-fnger and seemed to look upon
the images painted by stroke Of his
trenchant wit.-Ljterdry Messenger,
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lu pursuance IT authority vested Iu me
ty the Democratic meeting. bridar Vuu.
man thia d8y would commend To- che
democracy of Clarke Imt o. convention
of the puty win ho beld on the
FIRST MONDAY u.s. APRIL
most. t1 nominate candidate iur county
Representative.
Tho Democracy generally. arDf.G'' ..''
90 attend and participate.
tSUAN MOODY.
nr4,.te Nnr.h d 1850.
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Uisrul.s>s Argur at WEUDHG.-Tir
B7sf I'm the Louisville t5ar.sr, of
the I'D ult.. ve find the following:
By passenger. from i1hanou we learn
of "a most distressing Affair which occur
red near th1. place YESTERDAY. Miss SUI
lr ~huca. d1usht,rof John ~huck, Esq.
was o. have been married to Mr.. John
Thuml- 90 ~ O'Clock. Eli q few min
utc- prior to jhc time the ceremony was
Co bc performed. her dress accidentally
caught on fire and the wedding dress.
which was oi thin material. was instantly
n blaze. and the Young lady was fatally
burned Her sister. Mr. Burr Harrison.
lu her effort 20 save her, fired her own
dros., and was perhaps even more severe
iy burned. There j. but little hope of her
recovery. it j. feared Mr. Shuck and 9TH
er members OF the family. who also tried
To- relieve the young lady from her per-
h"u@ situation. We're burned. Lut not
-rugusly. THE sccho was terrifying be-
youd the expression of LANGUAGE.
lac bride was badly burnt from her
waist up. and the hair burned from her
head. After her wounds ,v.r. dr,..sl
and while She lay upon her couch .uirar.
ing from the intcn-c-t agony. the msrriaea
ceremony was performed
Rooms had been prepared 40 the Ns-
Coual Hotel in this city for the bridal mar
ty. and they were y leave By the evening
train.
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DrsrntcryF Far n Mrvrms.-A telc-
graphic dispatch 20 the New Orleans pa
pers gives theparticulors 90 % destructive
fire In Memphis. which We are sorry Co.
know fell heavily upon our co.cmporaries
Of The press
II appears that the fire was first dis-
covered in the cellar OF the Egf and
EagUrer office, from whence DC rapidly
communicated Cd the adjoining build
inrs. aud destroyed nearly half a square
In the centre Of the city. The ncwspa-
per offices burnt we're. the E47h and En-
qdru the draiiacis che 4 fu.e-all daily
papers the Christian df.a.rie. tho Irts-
byifnm. and the Nutaf. Besides these.
the following buildings and tcnomeuts
we're destroyed by the fire Tho printing
house Of Messrs. Hutton e Clark stores
Of Gilkey 4 Warren, jewellers, Saaarrans
< straiton. stovc-dcalors. W. m Hunt.
crockery store. A. Sullmans millinery
establishment. Heinrich 8 Bros coufcc
tlonary store. Joseph Teufels saloon. and
several offices. Loss about s2N0oOO. tn,
Gre hmpposod 10 be the work Of an In
cendiary
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Rnnger,s Nnfice.

GTRAYED before William Caldwell, an
- acting Justice of the Peace for Jasper
County. (bv William J. Saunders, one
Roam Mare Poney, with q blaze in its face,
two hind feet white. twelve or thirteen
years old-appralsed az twenty-five dol
lars. J. b. COUGH,
Ranger j. &
March 9th, 1859. 2I-3w
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lFor The Fast C7ari77.
FALLiNG SPRING CoUxrY LINE.
Marcel I-t 1859

Col 5. r. ADAHs:
Dear Sir-As the time is approaching
when the people of Jasper Clarke, and
Wayne, composing this Senatorial District,
will be called upon to selcc, a suitable per
son for the office Of senator, and IN ma,
KING that selection they should regard
the wishes OF the people 50 far as their DE-
sIres can be a,crrtained. permit me t.
suggest the name of ALEX. PEREYNAN
Esd as the man that would be IN the opin
ION Of your humble servant. as acceptable
as any one in the Distnct-and Is a worthy
man and sterling democrat.
Yours truly,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

Wtulv ,,p May C0r.raE.-Thc
William and Mary COLLEGE just burned
in Virginia. ha. -helterad g- students four
Of the sienor- Of the Declaration of In
dependence. three President. OF the Uni
tel States. ten Governor of Virginia.
thirteen United States Senator. the fr-t
President of the fir, American Couerc--.
Marshall, the fr,. 5uri.J and Scott. the
fir, captain of America.
The Richmond DyH.i tlr dcalibe-
%. Relies which arc found 81 Wilkins
burg and vicinity
hcold colonial churehi. tIl Standing.
o. ma.-ivg and venerable pile, under whose
shadows sleep some OF thc.iiustri1us faith
er. ol the Commonwealth. The two
wings of the ROYAL Governor Palace
still rgma.u. SEQ d' the OH Powder Maya
F.ue famous 100 history. and taD Raleigh
Tavern, where tba Do iupul v1- given
Co tHa bun at ths Revolution a1d where
Patrick Henri mlie fhatiWuosjfl speech
which SHOOK TIA. Er.h Dominion iu
AmeriyUtpjl- very found Do. ibis time
hororrl structure -f5.. sands. though De-
ing oll and frame lu ding. % -.H le
-Irrk may sweep 10 away iu single hour,
ami lls1rF0r of looking upon ... of
tlo most interesting RELICS %. ,uc past f.
tbs mn forever lost C.Gsr no hand is
jamestown. with go it- majestic .-1c.a-
tions. and bar fcw miles distant. York
town. magnificent spot. worthy tp De-
the scene of battle that should decide
the freedom 0f "a continent
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

lAIitON-Nsg ua article nurV ortiag 5 contain
VIA Cherry. v.u names of popI's- Pm scians al
teari E'r1 hsye 8ura.g II do " ith thgiy compound
mss r.r alalg- inquire p1Fricu 0r'y for ar. SWaynes
Compound ~yrrH 90 Wild Cherry THE original AMI
un'v c.aaiug Na8 tHFrTy proposition
Hn.s sran IsEa remedy Is prepared only ~ lf
~nNpe & son, Seventh street, above Market, Phiia-
de.nH8.
Sold p, Dr. S. + g,srsz- Padding H0NaE 4 HAsp-
AWAY. Enterprise i. NEIaug 90. New Orleans J0sEPu
Itoas ahl2, n. EatsvgI, NIcks burg, ana by deal
ct- n mH.il" ,ues every where
Mar d, 7A,4 1-ff
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RUFUS DOLBEAR.

TGr LARGE Corrov Pl,NIrR>.-A few
DAYS since % paragraph was published.
giving som. aec13ut OF the cotton crops
of Col Bond. OF Georgia. which amounted
last year 60 1lOl bales. and was the largest
sent 20 market by any planter of that
State. a Vidllia correspondent of the
Natchcz F-r T8}rcoutra-t- the planters
of Ns-i-sirpi and Louisiana with the
Georgia celebrity as follows:
There arc half q dozen planters in Con
c1rdl Parish and Louisiana. a- also many
more D. Mississippi that make far high
ermIrk than tui-. Not 20 make thing
iuyidiru-. the uamc- ofA.N. Lewis. ESQ.
az Crurariia Parish. who m l>ss an Lis
cotton There. cH1iS- up several hundred
bales above the Georgia planter; so does
J. O.. Marshall Esq. in the State of Louis
jams. rHl-iurIn that state alone more than
three thousand five hundred bales so i,
John E1uth. Esq. oi Hard Times. ull as
much iE not more; So dill Frederick stan
tom E-l IUt q few weeks dyeaa ed raise
tweuty-airhJ hundred bales the present
yoJr-1ll u Coucorjia Pari-h-aud even
more than this figure i'm ls5j-all in Lou
i-lJu1 and there are numerous other.
that come up. or nearly &c.. 10 the Geur-
r highest notch. For instance. L. Il.
Marshall residence Natchez, planter in
three : 8lc-. Louisiana. Mississippi and
ArI,Ju-a-. IT, alrc than four thousand
bale producer. 1 Is DIR. stephen Duncan
more than % tarer Thousand bale grower
in OBJ. State o. Mississippi, besides being
au ouuiout planter of Louisiana-morc
jnsu four Thousand bales In all.
The great estates OF the two priucgly
riautar- Of Mississippi and louisiana. the
Iaf. Samuel Davis and Francis Surcat.
E-I-. always produced from three to five
Thousand bales each until their deaths di-
vjjal the estates among the heirs.
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A PRiNrEH's ToAsr. - TuE PRINTER. =
The master Of all trades. He beats the
farmer with his fast hoo, the carpenter
with his rfte and the mason in setting tall
colmns: he surpasses the lawyer and doc
tor in attention TO his case, and beats the
parson in his management Of the devil
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

IN, psmasme, ~ Jasper County wc
requested 60 meet loo Che Court House o.
r,uidur. or MONDAY tl' -d wygk %. thg
Circuit Court to appoint delerte t1tha
~ptc pgmogutis Convention. o. D. h''d
en in Jackson on tho brJ Morj go. Jul,
uovt
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ANHIu. sir. the c0-t ol every tNlUs mas
a1urup. 81 the a letting / a.8 o"ct-
ION e. examine che bd Le.ag.e they
covered mx section oi the country, aud
know thut they wcro from fifty 20 one
hundred per cent. higher. upon an aver
age. tblu they were four years before
when ] trst came 90 tougrc-s.
Sir would not oomtcuauce q useless
expenditure of moucy ly amy depart
m.uf ol the government; but when /
property expended would as soon vote
money uut ~ the public Treasury Tor a..
Post Office department a- iar the civil .
l-t the army or the navy. 10 comes /
more directly jpn contact with the people /
than amy other branch of the govern /
mont. &c -tbeu.h CHAT department I'D /
vuw corr. pund,uuo. public and p.jyatc. I
tu-ur and social. r.-'t Il.s gud Doe 7
who receive. nr sends -. e. la'. dozen 4
letters 81 y.Ir appreciate. J.u convenience /
nightly a Che wH-fl.H Ap md, and /
It:.ss,s his thousands Every nau Is
Wiling tn h.ar i5 pow. ui tho y7.u..a'.
..H. Che r.u.uT. and yuuE.Uj.uu, de-
rived i.lmI. seen 1ul tells almost aFaJt
oJy. rr. r.'#.. iay. no hesitation
u spying tHr. CHAT while tHa GOVERN
maus ru-art. t1 ft..If thryycla-.Eg r.ali
q. carrying tr" mail. sul refuses tsaiIow
individuals dp 81. would hove -uii-
r.pu. mail service 20 .urulr ,hc whole
country. if every dollar of the cost had to
come .r'm ih' la'.' treasury.
III. Sau3 scouts tho practice So COM
mon With certain class ". m".'..-.. "nd
cr5lEsrs. who hsya ,y.-tad iu a.I ages, OF
de-,,us .hr period m which they live.
and being abI. ta -s. nothing honest. wise
or,.r.r.H.. .-,sr. IN tHc uurerG.g. 81. tine
mast ~. L.s.es. th.t .l. mon D.. to-
,lr-. ar, r,st r. honest. just a- s.Tuou-.
-uI sf-t ND. y..-r..- tu4-,.o tlsu.ri. dsv-
I of ,.l. Republic. Iu a,. he -..- tham
down es wiser. because thry have thc adj
,-r.ar. of tho evu.ri.ue,. 81 their fore
/ r.rr. a.v.H. thsiraru. and the Won
J.rlaI di-,a.,rie. In .g.eur. and ara made
sine. th,fr father. r14-od away. D.. one
will think . while. Sc win d, found diff
ci5l. To- tell why as. should not DE- So. &c
the world lad been deterioration. from
a.- .Sn &, generation. would t. moi
bong since ber. bosom raudemnui,m ~
[ N, IlH. ID publish .E. speech - some
r..rs 4...
Tine PM. I#ft. ia lI.rfr-TIs. Trial
....t ......E.... r.......r... y.-...t.....
'''' l'' a''. .'.'' l''.'''''' ''.'... ''''
/ tuu. returning verdict of guilty ami a--
. -e..tur oil. Fu. al f.v dollar. ,Ta...u-
alec. ,..,fr.. f;.... r-,.-r ls... -,..,.. ..,.
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Hay- With Oregon. the Federal Union
consists Of thirty-three States, fifteen Of
which are slave States aud eighteen are
free. The relative power in Congress of
the slave and free States may be shown at
glance as follows:
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a poursrgc BGgHe.-ro ours scandal
Take of good nature one oDHce q. the
herb Mind your own business, one ounce
mix these with q litsie charity ior Others
and two or three sprigs Of Keep your
tongue between your teeth,
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r.e,rrn.-rcu Moore. confined m
brandon jan lor murder. aud bHl Glover.
Cor cutting mans throat mad ,helr e.
capo q fcw da, ago.
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bsrtsrs of fuE Tuscan ,>u L.y.s.-
10 isuot necessary chat we should dl moro
than direct che attention 1t those au.tt.
ed by disorders of the above kind. t1 t..
fact chat Dr. a. T.. Cyano sem confirm
his peculiar practice st 10 So Joseph
street. New Orleans, for the eminent quo.
cess which has attended his treatment ia.
disputably recommends Ito tha hvor af
everybody. We doubt So there Is aphY.r
elan In The whole country who can display
a list of certificate 90 satisfactory. om1ul.
ting from patients occupying So dttiu
ruished positions hy right OF character
and ability. ni- books display these evil
dences 81 the value Of his .ystcm. end all
vertisemeuts in this paper give brief iuior
nation as to points Of interest 70 all who
need his scrvices.
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- - y
SvNDVIN FORMER YIvE>-lhe Puritan
Sabbath in the Villages OF Ncw England
commenced on Saturday afternoon. Na
labor was performed on the evening
which preceded the Lord Dsv. Early
on sunday morning the blowing ola horn
in some places announced that the hour
Of worship was ~ hand. ln other VIE
lareS 4 flag was hung ONT of the rude
building occupied by the ,amch. 8.
81. .t"'''' -7 {, ''T''r'1 'T'. r5't 81 '''itt.'"
r'l-'' n.y. salem g rtiI lh'ue"l'h iAt oHo-
I'il,. Oh -"t, sen .ei.l"il''
'"' Punl'o I.---i'uS 'ef' t''7 u~,'al'.
comm 'Il''' 81. y ID 'i-' MOI i'-' 4. ana '.
C,oH.'', "''h FIX 10 '.-.'' h''''' ,'.' l'.'.'
"A "li IA NJ WY ''.- ''- 'A''-
H'', l"' ',l'. ''''.' ,'1 .."-. l''i'.
''ill. - ~. ~" CON ''|'' '.''' !. '.ii.'-
"Ilee. "'l' 'i,t'' WIZ Z ile''> .'.-s .o' ,,'
one 'll'l l9'I 700 '''<- % il-. "-'--' '".
sexton S.Ai'' upon 'i.' ltl'i.'..- "".t Sir
oof'eH MN 70 G.i''I'l ''' lll' -'.l' '' 'l'
.lla' 'ie 7AeI-- hoM '''l--''t- t''' '1I-'
mo "uI courts i...e "'-. io pew. il
the 'huttH' ana lA' cong. '-tti"A i...'
| places "s-'-l.'H 'A..A upon li' ia.t.
behGhe@. ~ 'he annual l'"A .'ee-.ii + ,.e-
/ 'otuhG 20 'Hvi' age importance anu SD.
'i'i s''nI'i'-' 4 person Va "n'A i p,
"e'"I.t" 'lle @f., 81 ~, ''l''I' va" p "'
u'Nt''''N 'Al ''i'- .l'''' envy 'iLH t"'.-
"u'II "'It "''l'' ..-l'i'- "l.l ''t- 'he ". /.
| .! oI".F tiiH.'7' '"'' u WIS G"tA''i' 3hN
ui-i-'t'.. '''--ilt@7 I'd sea- 'H' i"''''i
nous II y VII f".,lh''l '',''"-
| p. MANY =" Sl' '-ill l''I'' '' We"
E"- '''it il"H '"T '-N ii''"' one ~ '
! w. ''''''' ,"' ,,.'' 'A' "'+.I' '-a
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

one o., the guests, at a late brilliant
parry ~ Washington city, Mrs p, Of
New orr, IS sid 10 have worn gems
worth fully Sl}ao00. and several others
We're deeked with fortunes in This cxtrava-
CANT shape.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

Me.surrt ,su Tr>>IssG Hula'tu.-
This road which. 1 tho re1dar & aHlr.
commence at Memphis au.j runs Co Gfe
nad,. where 20 mJcr.rrt. Jhe Mia..sipr
Central Railroad appear. Go be n % pro.
porous condition. The llTnlnd' Fles
Press says the rr.euia of tbe outorrr.-,
may rejoice iu che certainty tlat boz D..
than two ycsr- tbis road v.li be completed,
and that we win be 10 direct rommm.w-
ton with che Crescent City, We arg In
formed chat the President Colonel T.. ".
Wars. has obtsincdall tbH means uore--
snry tocarry out the contract hto.y en-.
tered into with Mcs.rs Pope and Strong.
who have undertaken 30 put tho r1ad
through % its junction with ths M..s.e
dppi Central Ro3d at Grenada.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

aar The people of Nichshwe have
voted ty "a majority Of los, % av thom-
selves 100000 10 oid of tbe Nick.hurr
Shreveport and Tcxgs Biilr11l
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

rr The TRIAL ON wurutp. in NO.
b,ia. who. f. win D., tyeolIoeasJ boz t,st Ju.
ly. assaulted tud SEVERED, stabbed John
Reid and james Baj1. tr.k rH'' u.
vcsk. .n the cJy Court. m,rr an 'uHl..
mont Ior aalult with intent .' murder.
he was IruuJ guilty e. a.lH't tnd .".t.
ry. and fne.l gufp.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-09

The Euta Hpa' aul tho I.-.-
lwJ Wttafc u h,oe orho.duEn opuo.
sit.au State Convention. ul Jackson. au
the socoud Monday u July. to aruu.lr
che opposition ia che State. anil nominate
state riaket WHY not ball .t m New
Orleans asatuf