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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

rNLAoK and Green Teas, Spices, &C., Just received.
roK.Rs Preserves Oysters Lostsrs ssrdnss Fresh Sal
mon, &c, Just received
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-21

Cases N1mson, Thomas Cos 5upsTiof
- gsiers Eerrante quail to any put - To- saisatsA
tiaofs p'''''' ne CATER, EILsFORD L CO.
- ap 10 5. Market
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Tu. rsu.J s.. rrdIy aFrsr7.h.us when tu, state
Convention 500 r.a. ur'l. u 'hr .'y Of lHfk-.n. t1
uau.na-. 70 e,uI.lafs 1r Governor o. 80. Nj. Eli
faI. fou-. yugr columns Q" rr,- uf ' tt1' i"ly OBJ"
asrus r1I plalu. o. Jauy j. rasg.. oi k,ur~r.
W.. r.f.us ur. ,i.u- sp 90. people st thr- S.a..
Co.'s. th.. m1sl u,f cannot l9Tn ,u. Do thaiu-air,-
Justice. 90. h.- served ua r.r.y .- sg.h, lur IHs
served f- country, aud in da.r- .a. l.s- rendered
h.uarIl u.uau.ra 90 h.- party Democracy 81
Mississippi .. i-upv given out hy some prominent
ru,u auI ,ayu,.r.d 100 ry 90. people, tbat should
sI our best mau, or ON, OF Urr l.t Co The Du''r-
u-,.r .'yir f1r tbou next tenn. D. P-t.u- the man.
Think b. b. IiIt l.tu- examine. IT, was iu the
Legislature tor hong series ri years and What posi-
tom was s-. ,aIri L.m The highest Iu tha r.ft 90
tIat ua.iy aud up man hl- 'Ff suggested fl.t CoI.
Prt.u. nded IN any p1gtieu'aE 90 tI- demands
0f Dis position.
$50. election 10 another Prs dent ia lSi l- Look
90 t1 vith peculiar interest. Should the Black r.
pubr,su- eject sectional candidate, the South VIII
%, called up1a to -,kr position. which SOONER oy
later she IS hoJuld 90 g--umr,1 position Of .nd.psn-
dauer anil honor; and 60 may hr thtt h'r wilt he
called ty tbo several States 90 take arms 1 defence
Of der rights and Wognied houpf-t ~1. De u- have
I the right kind OF Governors ~ W,n can deny that
.u che Revolution much depended "u the state Exec
ugra- Mr. p.ttu. my not h' che oily men. and
lauNt.a-- b. not, Who would stnni composed Us the
. helm Of State, uulr the thuudar- Of revolution
Z brcai, around HIM MISSISSIPPI has many such men
and TIME viii discover tbrm.-.t hls already placed
forward tle subject oi t'.. sketch. should she dan
I ger. af o civil war De- ryrt.j. still need q wis,
aud efficient Executive. The prudent and patriot.
legislator OF bong experience VIII be- apt 60 make
| suitable Executive. Especially docs the lgasIatv,
rtcord ~ Cob Pcttu- become an exponent Of states
mau-h.p when O. b examined touching the education
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

We end the following notice in the New
Orleans Crescent of an excellent house in
that city, which has q long advertisement
in the Clarion:
CtorutNG. WHOLESALE ,ND Errut.-Ihg
clothing dealer and tHc clothing wcaryr
are alike referred tl the several advertise
meutS or the great southern Clothing r.
Enlistment Of l.. ". Lyons. No. 81. D
and 80 ST. Charles street. The stock OF
furnishing guod-. spring and summer
clothing. Undertaking trunks, travcl-
ling bags. yali-c-. umbrellas and water
proof clothing There collected i-immcn-c.
and the assortment being co-cNtcusivc.
every ono may confidently expect 60 find
there any character and description OF
garment which may be- desired. no matter
how peculiar and uncommon the -tylc and
fabric required.
The distinct boys clothing department
| Of this establishment j. found ia au un
I commonly heavy stock Of goods, which
I includes every variety ct clothing that
may be required lor boys Of any dimcn
/ sions. from the little toddlcrs to the whin
ing school bow. and from him to he who
| il Just exchanging the hoyi~h treble anc
| the ,moth check. for the gruler tonei
I and bearded insignia of manhood. To al
needing clothing is commended perusa
Of advertisements Of Mr.. J.. W. Lyons
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

I'M LlTE-T PRODIGY ~ soIEN0E

AWla AsAAAaTA tAs'ilfN w ~ Att.f. g.
.fe1t truth. .ls interchangeable. when Irua.ras.r.
"a that yp,rna iuuleuittsl as. q safeguard a-i u.t
the smallpox che -trulty suasred. F'ryty" ysHrs
later. che world laush 10 20 Hrucrrs's tf' ANNOUNCE
ment tlst Do ,ouli Hx shadow AMI render &c 90, .fn-
pcri-hatfr az Substance. Even Mlrsg's telegraph
was REGARDED hy thousand s- myth until The FIRST
limo was put up In 1854 Now vaccination is uniyer
sal dafusrr,otypaa arc VS. common as w1oi-cui-. and
We t,ll, by telegraph with aim Il o. much facility 'z
aeruss friends u'lr
such ~ necessarily the progress of "a grant asoov
cry or invention in an age hike ours and oi his ire.
.isuble onward movement ~ tlo useful end heucu.
cent In practical science. we have .tll more strfrl
example 10 n, worldwide popularity ~ u 0lloaay 3
great remedies u we mistake not they arr scarce
81 older ns an invention a. the Thotlg.aph 7n'i
the electric telegraph and yyt they are familiar to
half the human rnoe. The dacoycrir- ot lU-usur
anil Mursr have not h,gn applied throughout che
whole area u civilization hut barbarian end Semi.
is.riarian races upon vhDn che light IL Christianity
hls not set dawurd have experienced th" benefit %
these preparations
when they we're 6rst introduced to pubic notice
through the column. uf to- English prs-s about
twenty year. ago, some ~ th. medical maguatc- oi
The day scodtd 40 them. as their prototype g tiis
days II Jennsr and Harvey sroHcd at Vaccination snd
the theory 90 the circulation OF the blood But how
Is now The nsfao II Holloway haa been rendered
hustrous Wy the spontauoou- testimony % counties.
multtudcs. The voice ~ .kep5isism ha- been hush
Cd and The spccous Arguments of professional dog
uA''i con'ounded iy the Introduction ofhis Pm.
and ointment into the medical institutions 81 ID,
most euhshten 4 nations
There may pussibly Do here and there a davrcs
di-ciphusrian Of the Ola -rb 4oi Who ,st ... b,t b
patent 60 The whole word-.ama fossil spss,n..n q,
b hy gone age e medical bs,try. Who rl,.. t. 49,.
30 the great iart that HooNuy- vegetable rst,..ia
are dispacng and supersriina thr mineral rsf...g-
once considered an la a but such n.tsnr,s ~ 80,
armed and hopeless "old faay.su" arr fartup,,.f,
a. and Gar between. They uil probably d. r,n,.,1
bsrrd w..sn Holloway BE- for-1rcn-unl No.. 90 tbau
i A D. NaL ~. Gczff
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Tur LARGEST CAREt,Gr Er,ntisuNENT
~ rms UVrrn SrArrs.-Under the head
Of the New York Directory will be found
the advertisement Of W. /. McDoSMD's
great Carriage Repository, situated at 81
Broadway, Now York. This Is one ofth'
largest Il not the very largest concern 81
the kind In the United States. and no de-
scription Of pleasure vehicle can b,
thought Of which may not ba found IN
their extensiys establishment We are
assured. too. by those who know, that they
sell on the most reasonable terms, and
like an great houses IN New York, 10 bust
ness strictly on the square. Southern
dealers. or even private individuals. will
no doubt end Il 10 their interest 10 for.
ward them orders for all articles needed
IN their line.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Dnuy's pRoHrLAcuc Flrip.-We omit
ted 10 notice LAST week, as we intended
the advertisement Of Messr-' Darby
a Price. in relation 70 This valuable ar
uclc. Tho public will he Erong IN re-
sarding Il in the same light thst AZ sensi-
bic people do the common run Of fatent
medicines. II is true that Il - patented
but H. composition Il no secret. II is a
scientific discovery by Prof Darby. who
makes no effort 10 conceal the principles
~ method upon which it's manufactured
Mr. Darby Is one Of the Professors la The
hourisiling Fast Alabama College. located
az Auburn. Macon county, in that state,
and i uan q scientific attainmcnts.
The value Of his discovery and the differ.
encc between that aud dhr viliianous
quack medicines with which The o9untry
II flooded. sufficiently proved by the iao.
that every scientific man u II perfect libcr-
~ 30 know its composition, and that our
best physicians recommend ga use. The
Prophylactio i on sale At the Drug stour
81 Dr. Costecl in this place
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Avr,nty SrrrtEp.-Thc heated dis
cu.sions in the Southern Convention, very
naturally gave rise 70 some personal mis-
Understandings. Among Others, breeze
got up between Gov Foote, and Gen.
Clarke. President Of the body. We are
Glad 10 learn. however. that IL was settled
amicubly, without rcsorting to the meth
oil Of redress usual among gentlemen"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Fr,L prfL-A duel occurred az the
race track. near Mobile. a few days ago,
between two Young mon Of this state.
Henry q. Wick, only SON Of Col. Henry
Wick. ct lssaquona County, and James
Stith. son Of Commodore Suth, OF Nicks-
burg They fought with riHcs, at forty
psrcs and al the frst fire Mr.. Wick was
sbot through the head, aud expired in
stapttv II il. indeed. a sad affair.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
George ". Kilcrease Appellant V. John 4 Lum an

Appeal from the ClIccry Court Of Copah county
This a hill fled 10y the appeees to enforce the
vendors lien. The appellants resisted the decree on
the ground that they innocent purchasers with
cnce was had in the court below,-a report by the
commissioner and final decree for complanants in
the court below which tins appeal Is pros
ecuted. The errors assigned arc
l. That the evidence in view nf the answer, did not
sustain the allegations Of the bill.
. Because the notice of the taking Of the account
before the commissioner. was insufficient
In view Of the answer ia this case. no proof was
necessary a. to notice The answer admits that I'M
medlately after the auctiOn-tr struck of the land to
hm. he was Informed IF the lien. before pavment-
. This sufficient notice.
The rule II that. the purchase must be complete
before notice the purchaser will be affected by it
I H. therefore, ether the purchase money be unpaid
the purchaser has not completed hs title by hay
inga conveyance before he receives notice. the no.
tcc Will Affect for he receives that notice before
both Of these acts perfected, he ought TO stop
until the equity he inquired into or ne will be bound
I ash NJ. 3l6-l Money 3S-Sugden vcnd. $50
/ $50.
The ext ground Of error was the want of efficient
notice Of the time Of taking and settling the account
4 10y the commissioner.
We think this case comes within the provisions of
the 4sth Article of the New Code. D. 81. which pro-
yes that in suits for the foreclosure or satisfac-
'lon Of mortgages deeds of trust. ii the court
/ shall think the complainant entitled to a decree n
l reference be made to the clerk or master To
notice to the parties. and make his report without
delay. and no notice to confirm such report shall be
necessary but the report shall he confirmed and a
inal decree passed Of course unless cause be shown
/ "a the contrary.
This is iii to enforce vendors lien which is but
/ anequitabe mortgage. and therefore comes within
: The spirit If not the letter OF the act.
J Lot the decree bee affirmed HARRIS.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Puon,nLr Visr 90 rur PorE To rus
CouNrRv.-lt Is stated, says the N0r Iark
Herald ON what is regarded a. relin-
BILE authority. that owing to the disturbed
state Of affairs in Italy, likely 70 ensue in
consequence vt war in Europe. Il Is Ny no
means improbable that the Pope will re
pair 10 the United States.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
The GoyeTnorsiliD.

'.H.'IF To- fsF - tom on %. f'-r Ulnz- ir-nlt-
Cont citizens 81; We. Miss. PA gentleman ri.
IDENTITY devoted g.. Jbs ,~ricu.Jre.. Mechanical md
n.rI.,H-'r.G- .gtHro-. "i tt.' -taIe:
',i. 5. L.. An,e--f. -r cr.-i. 10 no. too late TO
80 good. ls- 80 as, 81 our grlIow citizens. when
thcy ass. Iubc ia ta. county meeting. 20 send IN
delegate, 90 tho Statr Convention Inst tho ,nc OF
orr iroui. Hon. I. ilr5-as. uIay y.. very f.
yor.llr considerable. Mr. Ertso. j. O thorough
U.rnocra;. SartLcrn entire ~ bis polsica think,
Eaa .hIy acquitted himself 10 the Legislature. vet a.
H;r5 G.ruYc-s. a- I'm. and lowing him no les. for
5'-.nHtey,u course ct o. mo- ..~sstr con sid
cratic. irau rpii''.- draws Ine 90 Hr n. His earn.
,af s,.' % t. agricultural ssti., induced me some
vsss- 500 90 -o~i. h- -.rsiut.rre. There are many
&C cur friends -rok,H CO., and NOT that do not aprre-
cgfr thc iT',u. ana Oh" worth 81 any or ALL vet IL
seems tome that w. Hudson sal l.. an host, Mr..
Hudson ts done mach, aud Il ectei Governor by
tie pgrfr- ai', mechanics 1t viii prove the interest
Ni.hg rr planting Pull, and hc " ~ feel inst g, in
mob re -rHfe- 'z,rtat,. ILagU M possible desire
tIa.l, o. cutters ali ma,hsG.c- Rcs.us: other. noi
utl,g-s-u-t ..osn. YET h.f .nu that the planting
interest Ha- one devoted fp .,- interests is that
dis may l'" some influence, If the Hur,au ials
tue county Societies go down. and progress vii D.
retarded Huu-- yorr sud my a3y. q the Bureau b.
rr' g. r.oa. -ppj VIII result 90 t.. planting inter
2 ,-. .ud FOO rI.a staff. of ,uy.-,.
Yours Ace A FRIEND.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

Ir.r pa17rfp IA gentleman 90 a u'igii'"u4-
t.. b..r.a,..l.ipn CO. aft au 1t. changed dropped
into. Ur.Efr- office, nod having srs1fhll-iI'd DIS
srrsnd aa- Induced t8 icy bis lu'L ty Purchasing q
Who'd. ticket iu the U,arat Lottery. uhi.h rc-tiiHd
.n hia obtaining tie clPgd FnSa' That va BIZ
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u the arur- ol men," nud uo ONE would h' more
likely O., r,sz, the sentiment ol fhe hard oi Avon.
than those Who avail thruzsycs 90 thg chances 't'r-
90 ip d,, goat Hrm OF WOOD Epnl CO. oi Nl-
-7l-t' t''o- snd Wilmington. Delaware. Ah invest
meif 81 sio o. ar - %. boz auy Df tlter rtrr,- uy
'" f.. u'la iHr mnuy % the, adr'-- t1r al"'' hrn
d w Wilmington, uvlaa1re. or AugI-tl D.orris and
cnoi"-" tli" w"uoy fsr whole urkst "r .hlr,-. N
my rth,i. LIBERAL aui sftrae,.. .lsa,, SPOOL .y
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

bay-rhc Gflart' Larum1trr notices q
,.rrill, hail storm that passed over that
,,i,e, ON tbc lth inst. The storm lasted
some twenty minutes, and placed iully
am inch of .poFklinr diamonds on the
ground.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

intelligence from Washington states
the fact that Mr.. W. l.. Patterson ot this
state. ha.tccu appointed T.. $. Consul to
Gpuoa
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-05-25

pr. Wv NJ. BEowN, prominent o't'-
rsu ct Coahomo, and formerly % member
az the Legislature. diod recently. ~ lbs
residence u that County.
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ffsursrr,p IxsratScr to-lu ~" adjoining co,l..tr
vii H. f,ind che card 81 che hnur-ts "a hi-ir.l
are amunf the most prominent southern M iiHuis
Ia w Y.rt This f0mpauy. We know, wH- gotten
up uaIniy frI thc purpose 70 ans ns N. N
i medium III INSURANCE no New York. ubcr" they
coud deal 9Th their friends flr may not D. bh1Rn
81 many nnIthrrn merchants and planters ihN r.
large nnmbrr IL fia hank and Insurance toupiiA =
~ this city contain among the directors those WI"
boast ~ their opposition o. Che in~ttull'hs o W.
South. and Wha heNi The meetings ant ennffNalt
Their muugV fferiY o. tuuful tls=f h-i'iu Nlh i''
There ought ~ D. nurut fur @ Boz tV'fN cry shh
village u tiia south ~ OWE Respectable sui fHfIi-
Hssl agrnis can make ~ profitable 90 them tnd ut iir
same anaa give au iupIsus 90 The INSTITUTION
Uhirh u deserve. II has solid caTital, tho uHn F.
" ns direciqfs az rcr ni Strength, amt 10 ali
thfrufure Who desire ~ go fnfs Wrr lNu uitrf
~ ID thr Secretary, ]. hu II Oakley asa The ufheC
III The Company j. located in the Whitinck Bus NJ.
slliniuiur the store ~ b. M. =. A Whifarii Co
rrrurr n Nassau and bcekmau streets.
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SouruUaN BNrryr CONFERENCE.-The
important ecclesiastical body, met in
Richmond. Va, ON the 9Th. Dr. IlowEtt
of Nashville. was elected President on
the first ballot. but declined the office
Dr. FrtlEu. Of Baltimore, was then elect.
ed in his place. We believe IL was feared
~ somc that the harmony Of the session
would De- disturbed by the Graves aud
Howell controversy, bat we are glad 10
notice that such was not tho case. The
other officers 81 the Convention, besides
tho President were. Vice Presidents, Rev.
j. n. Jeter. Richmond, Va Rev. Basil
Manly. ST., Charleston. &C.; Hon. Thos
stocks. Greensboro. Ca; Rev. W. e.
Buck. Greensboro, Ala.
.Srrrtu,r,.-Rov. wnr Carey Crane, y,
Soto Co.. Miss; Rev. Geo. Is. Taylor
Strunton. ia.
Traswr.--Rcv. J. J. Toou. Charleston
SC.
The next meeting Of the Convention
gill De in Savannah in lsGl.
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