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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-27
THE ONLY ARTICLE ---E
Il -UNRIVALLEO IN MARKET
- WITH IMMENSE --,.-. ..
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

The reason why that by Nature own n
the natural color sneny after the becomes
heads removes all dandruf, ring he at from the scalp
ind tones up the nerves. .hd thus all
ana may be relied all diseases Ct the
scalp shd hair vii stop and keep il from FILLING OF MAX
by the young two three week it will never fiI or
become gray then reader read the following and for
mrs... o , wen NEW YORK, Jan. 5, 1855
professor ood Hr aat@s ssaa
r Isns quite gray made up my mind lay aside
had anst all of patent short time
ago commsnesd using your article for myself The
So ana N nsucs 10 you, well for the Of
my ssay for but ws0 having
ns your n,Ra t I'll they have further proof
eusr' which you may also direct the
%e p5S SsS am Z and out Of the New York
MY hAir is natural color mu improved /, an
every way being glossier and thicker much
cora. .% Go xos,s Resp.e fully, HENRY JENKINS
- LIVINGSTON, Ala P.b IA, Isss
PROF WooD-Desr Sir Your Hair Restorative ha. don.
for e tns s hair Ia: been
Sigh enTn when wa, quite an infant har. using
as hs.d e. hair now growing after having used all
remedy aud who are afiic.d ttrt xav
your gu can publish this GS think proper
-. PHILApELpHIA Sent :. Iss7
PROF WooD-Dearsir Your Hair Restorative Is proving
my head almost lost covedngwas in fact BALD IbsSs
used b Two half PUT bottles Of the
Top OF my head 10 well studded with crop of
mar and the front also b.ne6I nm. ri.S
ethfr preparations without benefit thn[
Others TO '.AAny
Yours, respectfully, d. r. THOMAS MD
No. 464 Vine Street
he Resorause up bottles viz lays
meqFn aud SMALL the small holds half pia aud res,for
one or per botte the medium holds twenty n,r
more an proportion than the small retss doIars
per oe the large holdsa quart 40 per In pro-
Poruen and rstsils Tor three dollars dole
WOOD 20, Proprietors, $40 Broadway, New York
N. r.. Esf.h .hun ~
Street. st Louis No. ssld by good Drug
and Fancy Goods Dealers q. "a .esm
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~ CLASS FOR THE STUDY OF VOCAL.
MUSIC will meet Tor the purpose Of organization
at the FOUNDRY Church. corner of l4th and G st,
N O'Clock. -. - ' ~
This Class will be under the direction of Mr..
JACOB fABLER, late OF baltimore, q gentleman of
acknoyle ICED talent and capacity.
Mr.. Tabler not only enjoys the reputation of be-
years psactloe as teacher, proved himself TO be
Possessed OF an estimable method of instructing
DIS pills, enabling them to sta nd foremost iu the
ranks OF performers. #. l.. POTTER,
$500 w. M. BEVERAGE,
SO 6-N q. 81. .. l..- Committee.
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DAPERHANGINGS.

CUGAR, COFFEE, &C.
- IS hogsheads Porto Rico and New Orleans gu
gar,
t25 bags and pockets white Coffee,
50 kegs new Picxles in vinegar, 80.
2,sa lbs. Goldfish, i, .. -.-.-..
20 boxes scaled Herring, ....- - +.
10 barrels Havana Oranges.
Just received and foI sale by s~
sc q cost MIiRRAY A. SEMMES
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az DRY cool : SNR millinery %
is replenlshed again from the E. stern markets
with q well selected stock Of FALL and WINTER
GOODS, which viii be sold at the lowest and most
honest prices name In part: A fine style i'm Poll
de Chevres, Pialds and Delalnss, from 191x to 81
cents par yard; also. Hoop Skirts, from IS cents
upwards; Satlnets, Caslmeres, CalicOes, Marnos,
EmbrOij eries, Shaws, ETC.; also, Bonnets, Jock
les, Ruches, and Flowers all to the lowest market
prices. =. FiSHMAN, No. 391 18th st,
between aud l, opposite
ne T-eO3ws James Shreve's Livery stable
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II III L BE S T

He BEsr
S,. JUST OPENED
SuReuof iansn and Cottop shifting and ShertInss
q pa cos u Va COL WHAT and Coored tslsunels
= DO. Biesehsdsnd B'own Canton FianneIs.
AM many dstuable Staple Goods, suited to the
aeneial wants OF families VIM
All OF which We offer a. the Lowest cssh prices,
w. COLLEY a. Co,
@@V Gas fth stre,t, above Pa.av,
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BOARDING.

X RiNG.IPers desirous of obtsinlpg
3 d board can he accommodated with nieassnt
Rooms by calling at Mrs. LITrLE'S, No so Ps
avenue hetween LIST and I'd sts se a On. Ne
RoARD;-Two desirable ROOMS, 0oomm,1i-
-. oauns with BOAR d, can be Obtained In a pTi
xate family at No. <07 18th street, between {; and
ne p 7ts
RQARDIAG.-Mrs. BOWIE, 41O I2th street.
-. Sna v, east side, has pleasant and
- N OO4uS ior rent au 24-im
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kNGk shLE-A tine year-o,d HORSE. VIII
pe soid low 10 any one wanting an ex -
oellent saddle horse VI a light drna. IN a., ~
ma mai Apply at BCTLER = I.,yery Stale. NS
On On, street: near 18th, or HowAkD'S, on 7th, st,
~ otliu y. Ash
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SiLKs'-sILKsa .,,,. y w., >,
FANCY DR. ESS SILKS,
BLACK GRO DE RHHINEs, g..
Do. GRO DE EPSON, .r..,y
Two-Flnunce SII X ROBES, .a-T
go Three-F1ouncs do. do. 10 .".
will find an elegant stock at astonishing lew prices
800, TAYLOR l. HUTCHISON's,
who VIII take reat pains 70 Show them the above
as well as all other goods they may wish to exam
H No. 40 LOUISIANA AVENUE. saH
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING THIS DAY
\ sold their stock and interest in the -
Livery STAT on 9Th street to John
DAVIS have dissolved copartnerrhip ~
All aebt, Que 3S from the stable will be pre- "
thirty days All debts due the stable
viii be paid to the said Cook. I :
A., ALIEN S.DoRsEY,
Washington City. Sept 26, 1859. :
MIR. John Davis is authorized to receive And "a
cslptfor any money due the late firm of Dorsey 4
Cook, In my name. J. c. Cook
III Having taken the above stables hope nv
strict attention to the business to receive liberal
share of patronage. " ''o'"
sc H-lw JOHN DAVIS.
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Browns HOTEL, Sept 1852
= THEIR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
cTENENS, In commencing their Fall trade offer
20 the wholesale or retail purcf the ag est and
most comprehensive stock of Gentlemen's Belong
stock south of New York. Occupyn tie same
store for twenty years, and buying cusively for
eash ana dealing only In first class goods are ena-
oed 70 8, III AT the lowest prices. STEVENS.
se H-lOt Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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15NOTiCE;TThs members of the Northern
attend . meeting ON THURSDAY seef,1hssa % 20
At o'elock-meeting at the. usual place. Member:
sss % Dc Panstual 10 attendance, as
l.onslns to the company, will be brourht forward
for tnelr confederation. BY order Of the
80 N-X PRESIDENT
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NO HUMBUG

Il HAVE Just received large assortmap, or .o.u-
Deauuful PAPERHANGtNGS, which can sell =,
ixts cents per piece and which Iwarrant H. ne 80
Pc cent better In every part'cular than any eve,
DeYfe sodin THIS or any other market AT the prics
WINGED that there is no humbug. 'e 'on'
se Is-eost gas Pa av, bet. 18th and Az
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THE OWNER or an iron Fi,e-.--.-s 81,
n Ia.oed from the 81. amboat Guy at cha tterto6
some weeEs sLcr, will please apply TO ar sddr, "a
fAfLok, near Clifton r, o., Va.
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New sTyt E EsAk kLpTESs ApE &C.,, 80
l DOW SHADES. GIl,T cor Nif,E ~ ~

.lrRANkLiN ROfHbOt;k have now m stors
tne arsest, chsapskt and Vsried assortmet az
we afove goods which have ever been brSus IA = !.
as CITY. w have every 81, le and qua Ity on pa
Per, from Heavy Embossed Gold and Velvet Ia
Nc NE Ialn banks a. tea cents roll Ths Stoak ~
Meulum Papers Is par ularly fine. iiecfst,y.
LHRess and limitations of all the various Woods nj
marbles IN great profneion. e''A
Onr stock OF Window Shades, gold hand AID
other styles, 10 yery hue, and offered al re usd
Ea Cornice. Curt:ln Bands and Pins. pictp-s
snI shade Cords Tasstls OF ali siz - and col ~.
iicltso TO an examination OF our stock '. ~
AZ soik done punctualiy and In the heat manner
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y EAGIsE STVVE HOCSE. IT
u e tured ny one of the lar rest anc hest ma =
ufacGories in the city of PM phia, Messrs, -
bve anufacturers of all the beautiful enam-
elled hollow ware, &C., = O., that you see in our
order, and made extra heavy for which i paid an
extra price. Notwithatan ing this they Will be
that will be paid for them. - =
One ofthese Stoves Is called the American Flat
TOP Alright Gas Burner the other Is called fha
Magic Shield Steptop Alrtisht Gas Burner he will
afford me ETsatgeai Of pleasure to have the eiti.
know they vii be amply repaid for their trouble.
Also, the Eth. Flat top Gas Burner. Noble Cook
Gas Burner, the Mm Penn, and the celebrated
s; 2 Stove hns nov greatly i%R6SSs SSlv
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x,o,uN NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS. = =
y An M NOW VOW Receiving my Fail stock osPAPER-
nANotN0S, comprising large and varied assort-
out Of every grade, from the most beautiful
Tsench Gold Papers down to the very low price of
70 cents per- piece. And confidently asse,t that
competition. - = f''o~' 49, NNeiS
Houses Papsred in the best manner at the regular
III Pay fair price for pour work, and save in
me 1sxrsssts p per GENT LIP, CLARK. "
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nUR THANKS TO THOSE OF sUR CHS.
" toners Who have settled their bliIs a. .cam..i
and respe ctfmly but earnestly Iequsst those who
S nos, 70 40 SO by lst October as in want
]. w. COELEY & CO.,
so 1o-ot S23 !th ST., above Pa avI
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The WKArHRR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning il made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of ahxexx L. l.c..4 =
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NEW Ar PET ROOM
Our Interior Arrangements for Showing .
CAR PETS, TAINS, &c, s
are nov com.lete, and visitors will find ours
The most commodiou., - -
The most comfortable,
.'..s .-. The haRdsomest, and
p -tg The best ordered
Citizens aud Strangers are respectfully invitsd tn
visit our rooms and examine our stock
l.. F. PERRY a CO.
..a.l.'.s- Upper Rooms "Perry BuiLdi,x
q se S-lm lC. ). corner Pa av and 9Th at
OUR THANKS To THOSE nc Ann r,,,..
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DROFOsALs Tor the supply IF FRESH BEEF

DROEOSALS '"r the supply II RESi BEEF
for e United States troops stationed at F"rs Columbia
ard Wo,d Ncw.YOTk Harbr, III year. commencing l.t II
June 1859 will be received the ofce Of "a. A. C. - Fr
Columbia. New York HsTbor until the 18th proSine The Bed
10 be 81 the qnaiy in equal proportions Of fore aud hus
quarters shak excluded and to be devr 81 FOTts
(oltr Wood such aud such quantities
require Proposals vii b. addressed 20 lst Lrut r. o. Cole
9Th Infantry 4. A. e. - Ro Columbus, NeviOrk Hubr. ana
BIZ irdord Proposals the supply Of Pcsh Beef" The
p.s vii c in the office Of the A. A. C. s al Fon Co
kuh.g New ioTk Harlnr, the nth prSiu, at ~ Pclpk
M TIL A. A. c. g himself the gnt 20 reject al
e1rsvagaut bds The furnish responsible
cue who shall bind themselves in the Of 40 edrh TOT
the faithful fllhllment OF the contract. -
(SigDe0l X u. CoLE
Ist Li,uteuaIt Infantry. 4. A
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Doaro ano Rooms.

DOARD ~ LONDON. Miss COXON. No. 8
ID Golden square, Regeut.t wl receive Ladies and Gentle
visiting London either for the day week der house
vish . Quiet, sru-el houle aid economical chsrsrs
ERENCH LESSONS for BOARD "A COMP
t French Tutor educated in Paris DESTROYS Of finding
family where his services would be taken az an
EQUIVALENT for ROOM and PARTIAL BOARD Apply iJT q
wrk 10 TEACHER PostOEce Station at No l29 Springs
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DAkJNER WANTED (ritD-r Social or Act vc)
WITH a cslitaf tl5ocOor p 900 by vel sbshed
The business is profit bic, and with sdd t,- Il
b. sdvaDtagouy increased For interview y fur
thc1 particulars, address C. r. NJ Box NJ 4io' Ps'ohc-
New York.
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Gbanees for Business Alcn.
CHANCE SELDoM MET WITH IL.

A CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH -FoHr
~ vsusb' PATENTS tn SALE Chez f osh rai' i.s rsrs
,s.y ad, aud VII command ready sale The
ma ir usnSlacur I'll 't his ens rhesp IL otsi
I-qUir { l. RO" l., ct T. S.evrus. No 20 P"srls 1s
AZ 10, this cay
LOR SALE-An lid established CITY RX-
i PRESS BUSINESS. now doing sncce'sfi business, a!i
which go rd handsome profit whpnsveI invest In
arss e sati.fsei " :, rie and r,,,a fq .oErs VII
h. given lqare ". West f7;h-s, from 70 10 N.
NOTICE to DEALERS m STATIONERY.-
~ sEALkD PROPOSALS for furnishing tar -tate IF i"i
with STATIONERY ~. ch'duc below WA be rec" "a At
mi, the To day Of july 1850 Ou tine I2ta day o. jay 'lea
PoPsss shan have ben received VA Sn oPar .. y.
bidder ProPsa. mus b. seronpanid by 'ap, OF the ar
.cie. 20 be iai.sd "i'n ga N.Y. . &C. a. or ht rc
l-h day Of October ErS without claims for 4ip'ra'i'"
boxes &c:
80 r,ams Box Psp-r
IS Comm, Icial NOte
5 5 VT Co.
i0resn. Bin rspr.
81 ream. Pan-pai-t Covrr-. escorted
iS % NJ ~. En fss..,5 ..' s,,a@o.
II dozen Letter. Pad.
3so1Sn F Efssiss SGrrt
I2dozci Casiuss manuah
q dozen Jarnnnrd Candle.scks.
s dozen Arnod's FiIid.
Is dozen Ivory Folders.
~ uoss Steel Pens
gross Pen Holders
u sTO,s Rubber Bands. assorted s.LeA
sross Bio.tiug Psp|r % BDards.
81 gross Esbtr's Pencils, assorted Mo-
$3.50 Qui.ls
l2Eyelet Machines, heavy size.
~ boxes Pepper Scala
50 boxes Eyelets, large size.
n boxes C8rdles.
50 pounds Fisk Irvine.
10 pom - Rubber Erasers
% qgsrts Black Sand
J. W. CATTBLL, Auditor OF State
Dss Mo.nts April g. 1863.
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1nsirultion.
IS A MER SCHOOL INST"


~ METiC.-rhr months, rs irs.'ns, or DIlbl Entry Blk
,lins les. Il. unimit,dl $40 Communication f'r all
hrsicirs to qualify young men ior 6u'9-'' f% L,dir,
AID No 20 Fulon, Brooklyn. ~ chrcruiy rec ui;neld
Mr. FAME ssiui teacher Of writing Ex-j1v s-asu
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I'VE "BANCO INDUSTRIAL PECUARlO"

V'EE BANCO INDUSTRIAL PECUARlO'
Of HAVANA CUDA IA low ready TO enter into 'nsots
for the IMPORT ALTON i'll the Island Of Cuba Of all -hon
CATTLE, bOt tor aud tJT Preceding aud III order
u parties fair chance the said Banking Company viii
admit u, from ps' who he able anG willing to fur
cattle Bnl Cows Sheep aud Hossj aud transport
them the said Island either by sailing vessels suos
parties uisy address the ~ ..
BANKING COMPANY
al regards description
quality, number weight prices and terms OF payment
apput agent 10 the City u Havana with
flu authority Contract II being understood that
the Company would prefer make Contracts at fixed poe Pi
~ the weight free from sill risk loss delivered at
the point place where the Company will designate
EDWARD FLASH,
No. 50 Broad-st
ITO CAPITALISTS-WsDt on" Special
CsJitsl Satisfactory proof viii be furnished that the bus
A and that $500 cash will be- invested Address H. s. A.,
Tribune flee
$1,000 S II SSo sis s,! srEStA n
turing successful operation paying sTs p51hs
and quick App, for two days 70 CHAFFEE
BIGELOW, No. l2i Green-st rear OF NJ III Prncesl
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WI n. Wis. JANE r BULKLEY H's Of Rutgers fr-
al Institute Principal TIE SESSION Of the Boarding
aud Day School will commence MONDAY, May Crcu.
lars may be ob,aEed c. Scrbners No. i2 Grand A.
D. r. Randolph No 65 Broadway. aud at RayDors No. 70
kuafry.
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commences MONDAY. May Circulars giving fun par
tcurs be obtained +, L. GOODENOUG5 Bookstore. No.
22 Nas.sn.s.. Nrw inrk OF VI A. NEWMAN. W., Prneps
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fouses to Get.

LARGE HOUSE with NINE LOTS ~ LET
~ on very reas bic srms-Tus Lara HOUSE ~ ny ..
lee, viii NINE LOIS q GROUND. situated tIe corner 81
81 81 aud 2dav tie house supplied with Croon ;eT aud
gsa Po.sessi3, given Immediately. Apply TO DANIEL
NOONAN, N. 10 6th av.. corner OF r7th-st
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A LARGE STOCK of BARMOREs oelebn

A BARGAIN can he had 10 NEW % SECOND
~ HAND PIANOS, Of grVJ aud 6ush-al o VIII CD
fury d. Apply 70 JAS. Won RiPER NJ l7G Wooster
4 l,tween Houston end Bleeeterss
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SCHOOL and HOME EDUCATION.-Priyate
~ French aud fus,h Classical Scboo, with fne Paygr aud
and Gymnasium N,s q ard ~ West Stf. b-tws.n Broad
way 9Th Mr. ERNST takes charge Of limited nun5J
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CTEPHEN II. BRANCH WI repant hin Cen
y cen aud Backwpns i.lsud Lecture Hop Chap
MONDAY EVENING Mays with S~.pe,y. Ceis Ga -.
Co-s Couycts. &c impartis perfect d-'in'et's vt Ps'o
f. TIL. nsrctrs bosr The audcpcs viii h. subiim- = r
p-rs yyery a.ne ~i be and brilliant Tickets osL
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A FARM for SALE (46 acr~.) FIVE minutes
~ vak the dept bu ldiup; nrsry Dvelins. nn.
r.n, Barr with q. sr % by Sheds will s'sn - besd Of
catil house two Wells Of Water; sorrs OF
Orchard The place may divided aud bali r9d IL Blu ins
isds b., Jsoe, w Vile Orange Co, - Y. on ;ba Sefrt
and Enc Railroad Inquire Of Messr BlGOS SOUfH"iCk.
- JOHN JAQUEj W. Vile.
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4 GROUNDS Of


IL,
i gURGFi--h a=s'--l4es HOUSES. within ssr
~ tv-lTut- 49,
L.. rurr of Bf'It DISC LfTS uany # ~s,ob ars ls'<
In The Nos, d-sirl biz ,grs Of The ~. Apply 10
Hilisnisb.rzi. Il l.
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DUUGlKEEPSlE N. DAY ADD BOARD
ING SCHOOL for BOYS-Pessstly located at tue ,ru-
Al II snd Hamon-sts CiTculsrs obi aimed o ID A. WOOD
WORTH, esq, Publisher No l6 Nasslu; NU~ YORK who
J. V. PETTIS, A. NJ, Principal
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E'{.) Sn(ASIiLAND INST. and MUSICAL
VeIS O(ACADEMY, Catskil Montana Bots
PER QUARTER sxfa Summer Term coinmsuses Nay
Pr crcukrs ae.. sddr-.. tn Rev HENRY J. FOX. A. NJ.
Ashland Ge~u- County ~ T. Appointments for interview,
nay be addressed. Prof MURPHY. D-y-s, Hoa,s.
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Il HOUSE No Vas. l5.hs. Ind house from shay =
By 80 feet, with all the modern improvements desirable tns
and small family Pier gss windows, coTnices ans ps"
Pc, rnted With The pr.uises Address T. b. ~ L. resF
0Eee.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31


A BAD MrsrAEE.-We regret very much
to learn that in our notice last week OF
the Senatorial Convention held at Mon.
roe. Perry County, we were misinformed
in regard to very important particular,
and led thereby into erroneous comments.
Instead Of resolutions in favor Of the
African slave trade, being the cause Of
the delegates from Green and Perry with
drawing from the convention, it was the
passage Of resolutions favoring taxation
to build the Gulf and Ship Island Rail
road. We understood our informant to
say il was the African slave trade question
that split the Convention, but with this
correction. which is authentic. it will be
seen how wide was the mistake, and in
what an awkward position it places both
the Convention and ourselves. We hope
however, our friends in those counties,
and all concerned, willremember that the
best. wise.t, and most careful men, are
liable to fall into errors.
III thl0 NNilufttlbil w tttli ulNtuAlpll 10
the address ofMessrs BYNrv and RoBERrs.
the retiring delegate. setting forth the
grounds upon which they acted. While
we regret that the harmony of the con-
vention should have been disturbed. we
shall take no part in the controversy, but
leave it to the gentlemen engaged in it,
and the people Of the counties composing
the District, to settle among themselves
The gentlemen whose address we publish,
Messrs. BYNuM and ROBERTS, are old dem.
ocrats, and can boast as fair a democratic
record a any men in East Mississippi
We have no doubt that in taking the
course they did they were actuated by
what they believed to be correct reason.
ing, and the hest interests Of the party to
which they belong.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-31

EDucA1ioN SoUru.-rhe Boston Post has
published series on Colleges and
schools at the South" which conclud, :
a. follows:
I'm reviewing the subject Of education
in the Southern States, we arrive at this
general result: That the scattered condi-
ton Of the people is uniavorable to the
very general prevalence OF the common
school system, such As prevails in New
England. Private schools are more gen
eral in the South than any other portion
of the world; and as 10 the higher 'semin-
aries OF learning. it she Is not now an
equal 10 the North. she soon will be. And
then. the education she acquires from so
cial intercourse may outweigh all the real
instruction impaired through the lyceum
system.
Al the present time, the South Is more
active in improving her educational sys-
tenn than the North. Al her recent com
mercial conventions the subject has been
freely discussed and the general view has
been taken that her SONS and daughters
should be educated At home. and not Al
tho North. Tho Southerners not only
propose % furnish Themselves with edu.
cation but with shoolbooks. The Last
have been very generally. procured from
the North. The South has been accus.
toned 10 pay the North for school-books
and education Sj,OOOOOO annually. But
she is now endeayoring to manufacture
both school-books and education for her
own children.
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w. H. 9lN"LtloN' candidate Tor Congress IN the III
. -''N>i'h." DISTRICT "i Mississippi and VI. y
LA'Nt'' '"h'Ile Tor state Treasurer, Will addres,
the people at the following times and plsces.
ssr,I',r ne springs Lauderdale County Saturday
Marion. Lauderdae Co. Monday, Sent eth
thunkeyve, Laudcrdale co. 1uesday. Sent C,h
Enterprise, Clarke Co. "Wednesday sept IN
Qutu"n { larkc Co, Thursday. sept sth
tlHhurne. Jasper Co.. SATURDAY. sept luth
Pauldng Jasper Co. Monday sept l2th
tIaIlandsyillc, Jasper Co. TUESDAY, sept 18th
halvlgh smith ca, Thursday, sept. 18Th.
tUo Springs, Rankin Co FRIDAY sent 10th
Brandon R.aAn Cos saturday, Aug. Eth.
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Day Guons. CtQrutNC Sc.--Sce the adj
vrrtiscmeut Of our Pauldiue merchants.
Mos.r.. OyrRsrRrrr aud WfVnuNv, in
another column. 10 will be seen that
their good are fresh from the New York
market. and are offered at Mobile prices,
for cash. A good assortment offered on
these terms. ought 10 attract custom. and
eutitlc thcm TO portion Of the trade thai
h rning