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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
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/ IN PRESENTING You HITIf4pR. EAroS,S IA,
4 fatStthh SOlttliAIsN desire to stateltS supe-
heretofore offered YOU, ksH 80 W
Is the Preparation OF regular physician
Who Is we'll qultea honl much expeFehee In infen
tile complaints to prescribe for thtfh ctontllvit
Is entirely Tree from oTsdate Of any kind
anu consequently relieves removing the suffering
o. your child, instead 16f aenlugIts scnssbtiOSS
IhtrdyS1t T. put up with eFCatcFo as d c,,npSri
son OH with 1lS others rtle torinhte complaints
VIII snow th9rSry root fron which It Is distilled
being dug from the forest undef fhF direction Of M
Eaton, many Of thCun BY. lIs own hands Foprthly2
u perfectly harmless aud cannot fniure file n;ns4
Gesate infant and Is certain euro and relief IN on
the following Is les Chief over cysr1
1NG; such as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c; also for soft-
enlng the gyms and relieving pain. For regulating
Is a sure RELIEF For GROUP thg!nSFt SstsI IA ~. -
ing Of all diseases Il can Be relied on With perfect
eSEss nS and being g in ali
you to loose time Ia prgcuringit ISSfiyNt rs,sI
50 much more than other SEPARATIONS Of the Find
shat NC cannot Afford such long as cSn
those whose whole expense Is their nTcrfisiDT H F
tns same reason Il ttSelfas the most reiIS
olS 70 AZ! uotheT In an cases the directions wrap
PED around each bottle, must Be strictly followed
FEisC' . cents PSF bottle; =. ~
SlloQ lSd IS sSId sIbtnslI9 sSs saoroo1rp 1Iu11o5
ss9oons InJiapGoIl n SEr ON tStSsss 5js fb
EGO!9tE6EF 'uIHS ON o. GIuC0d PM foI6o nm, mn
n.y. ~ glS9oIas soap u spsi Sow
SlulSIIuO9 eSIl Ioq3o pun fDptit' ssasssJ IS,
SlaC!'aeEY 70 sost2 IN UI tsul3lgS 81 d6oig
al. stgY s941 40 oe1 10 ss OH 3uS9i iltM
S1G9 9tStI9s aSql 81 sOIpoSnsI
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,, YDS525 20 SlDi AZ Aloq Sao fiV Sul4U3 ioliR
4SSsSIs 9s9n sa Az, y 3gsgs pSS
10 Sssc9 olSIsluAgI 1sou sg1 NJ .uoliSu inIsISS1,
oluE =! Su1q pup "a cans 90 my
ESaoq ON 10 quo IoAsJGqAi l0uuyIf (1r n rsS,s11
10 Piddoa 81 Abl.T 'so4p IA qSLI zutSuSm
SsoS aQ Apeuol SulItSun uV Sltll III pun ma noe
pSIpis4 SuobIO InoG 40 9sTSIaLf 5 EiffIsts, ,sS.
J! teqanls,t ED 1teIiq sls 10 55iigs2 Sroa
IN S,,o eau NOS yg de61d, %,
.o,s I! sS! 70 sfo lD2n sq5 .o'56S,dfT 500
.aoS Aus OAgq GoSI y! 90 psluo CIIUnl5SuS sisE
o,;I . panol ol 'IolonpoSIdi Sl IONS
TItuolu H!s ulql lW5q 49eJISd o. l,alo1s5i S1SsS
0Vs"e1u "a alq& 10 ssn ora dIolT djJoS dOOTT
uo!l'nPoId 0!Il ltsSq. Eu lInESI SUI 'IlSISTs
PSs 44Ss ON uodn rOoII SFl 10 SiSls al 10 3SSns
@ S1otI daGtoIzfqdJo
10 sSS d9ogg4lII 9NIxSIyNY
lgtpsss puG
ln1lllah aql ID u0uIlh0 tIoLoS
81 70 odoq liz puoGs paISplsuoo 90 OF n 4eiSdIn1S
-u0' AZ pS9HPSI IE os usa SuiAUII os,1oStI III
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

,iis Destructive Fire.
+. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26.-Messrs..
& Goodrich's large jewelry store, on
street, was burned on smndaI.f
$500, O00. 55-4;.,I y :, ..,.s,.is, f.,.--r
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

kan 3 m 4 q = - IT. : = - "a y ~ I
! It. lFaiveF f!'.9 q H Z GO, 4
LOUISVILLE, DecJ 27.=rRiEer rising slow
~; Z feet 3sinehes in canal.. y Rainini
Mercury 400. a
GIxcIEXATI, Dec. 2T.-RiYer has falle
8 inches ,s since Saturday and there .isno'
10 feet water In the channel. ~
l.GSi'faf''li : lS2sais tsssrs - ,SoSsz ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28
HuIrah for the HOIlfdaXs

FIRST COME, FIRST sERvEDI
Nov READY FOR INSPECTION OF PURClI4s
and steroseopes, suitable for Holiday
Whteh may be found large and beautifully
;ennua!s, Standard Poets from s.. to SIS, Also
Ga ms both historical and amusing just the tnE
The most beautiful present for tho parlor IA thu
Steroscope and ViewE Of which have sr Z i. rue
ana select assortment varying in price from 81 to 9S
peE sen. am also In receipt OF all tile latest publ
CATIONS as soon as issued. "Beulah," 1SIinister's
Mooing" ~rhe NiFEinIans, !" .SGxe's Money Kind
Call soon and have your choice.
dOel2 1os Main-st., doors above n. NJ Rank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

tenn mmends the. establishment of
tralS governmental Arizonia and Cen
the rico. He thinks the provisions of
to be treaty with N Nicaragua cannot fail
auth II Glory. ITe recommends law
force 70 the employment of naval
cans pa purpose of protecting Amcri-
mends thpec routcsI and again recon-
the navafSthority be given to employ
merce agah to protect American com!
Mexico andeizuTo and confiscation by
He efeFspanish American States.
Office approthe failure of the Post
passage of a pm. and recommends the
day, 70 pay 1T tie earliest possible
tors. with thepount due the contrac-
the necessary ssts and also to nuke
Office 4DepartmS riations for the Post
He reeommends the current year
for the reasons Slway to the Pacific
given. r;'72 4 he has heretofore
! s- .. H. q
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GREAT DRIrA1N.

he had. good reasons to believe until re-
Gently that he would have been able to
announce our difficulties with Great Bri-
tain as finally adjusted in u manner hon
orably satisfactory to both parties. From
causes, however, which Great Britain had
not anticipated, she had not yet completed
the trent tEe3fy aErangelnents with Honduras
and Nicaraguay, and in pursuance of the
!! understanding of the two governments,
tits nevertheless confidently expected that
this will shortly be Accommodates
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-28

Notifications ofrthe Chinese treaty have
been exchanged. Two supplemental con-
Yentlons ara, however, pending, relating
10 the rights of Americans in China and
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Bargains! BargainsI
e II u "a III IA ia G-ALTLnr N

9ElNG DESTROYS OF REDUCING MY sTOCE
which Is large for the sUason OF the year an,
willing to offer to tho public 100 49, : ""i
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

CORRECT SENTINENTs.-The following
passage in Ia sermon by Rev, Mr.. Millburn,
Of Brooklyn, (the blind Methodist preach
err is published in the Brooklyn Eagle;
There is a certain intellectual and NOR
al relationship existing between great
truths. Truths, like men. are planted by
God in families and not solitary; they seem
to subsist as upon common food and
breathe common atmosphere and inher-
it a common vitality. A fatal blow aimed
at one Is oitentimes a death to a company.
You vitiate a truth that has vitality in it,
and YOU have endangered the interests of
a score of others. 1t Is necessary for us
in the prosecution OF our intellectual ex-
ercises not only to have regard to truths
in this related estate in this vivid and VI
tai connection IN which they stand. but as
in the case of our friend, il Is needful that
we oftentimes single out one then anoth-
er and lead them of as it were for COM
pdnionship in solitude that we may learn
more kcenly and profoundly the signifi-
cance with which ii is invested: catch the
| " hole scope and influence of its lower.
| But let ne not detGin il in its isolation.
! let me not keep ii in an abode separated
| from its fellows; tul truths Ito carry out
the tiguratiye form of EXPIRE sion) need
! their society as men do. Whenever l
! yield my allegiance to Q solitary truth,
| whenever | emphasize il unduiy. tearing
il from the circle Of its KIN, dlslocating It
rom the fit and organic position in which
it has been established by God, 10 not
| only violence to il. but violence to myself
Is well. | have endangered my sanity
and put my life III peril, and the llkell-
hood is that shall in some sort become
insane. You shall find the ver.hcation of
this remark in nearly all the men and
women who have surrendered themselves
TO one phase of what is called moral re-
| form.
Take temperance, take slavery, take
any of the current topics of the time. and
| let man yield all his energies to that one
thing. to the exposure of the wrong and
| vindication of the right in connection with
| the theme; lei it be his talk al morning
! discourse at night let him harangue the
| the market place, and soliloquize in the
private assembly; let him receive all his
! inspiration from it, and he will become a
madman inevitably
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Attention Tax PAYERS.

I WILL ATTEND g.. I'll. following times
Z and places. .nf the purpose Of collect
ing .ha State, County, and Special IaNez,
due for the wear lSjS, to-wit:
D1yi-ville. Tuesday. l>.h january.
Shady Grove Church. wednesday. 10Th.
Claiborne Friday and Saturday 2l-t
and 21d.
Blue Ridge. Monday. 9th.
Ulmer NILS. Tuesday 18th.
Abuev's Store, Thursday and Friday,
9th and 2eth.
Tuncr's. Saturday. 2ath.
CampbeI's Store, Monday, 5lst January,
and Tua-dav, lst February.
Garlmdsgilic. Thursday and Friday. 81
and 4th February.
Mount Pi--ah Church. Saturday, jth.
Lewis store. wednesday and Thursday,
/ 9th and 10th.
Buckley Store. Friday and Saturday,
| llth and 18th.
pauliine. Monday, Tuesday & Wednes.
| day. ltth. 18th and 10th February.
Tax PAYERS are requested TO meet me
rrompuy prerarcd 90 settle their Taxes
as this IS a cash business and indulgenc,
cannot be given. -
T,- CaNc.ir QfJ1spcr C6mtL
T.sp.r C.aa,g. Jan. sth, 1859. l3-Gw
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

MILES SrANDIsH's PPE AND PlsroL.-At
the administrators sale of the effects of
the late Zachariah Standish in this city
Yesterday, by $. NJ. Parks, the veritable
pipe of Capt. Miles Standish, which came
over with him in the Mayflower, and was
smoked by him till the day of his death,
was sold 1t is little iron affair, of about
the size and shape of a common clay pipe,
and though somewhat dilapidated by
time, is still capable of being smoked. 1t
was struck off to Mr.. Gates, of Lebanon,
for Sl5 A pistol, which also belonged to
the Puritan hero, was sold at the same
time 1t is of antique make, worn and
rusty, and is past military service. 1t
brought SIS from Mr.. McCammon-chea
enough, considering the antiquarian in.
terest which will always attach to it.
Albany Ereaing Journal
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

THE VETERANS OF 1912 AND GEN. ScorT.
The city's honored guest, we understand,
has accepted the invitation of the veter-
ans Of 1912 TO dine with them, on Satur-
day. the Sth inst, at the St. Louis Hotel.
The meeting of these relics of the last
war with Britain, with the hero of some
Of the most notable of its campaigns.
cannot but he one of the deepest and
most suggestive interest We learn that
Mr.. Gumbel. of the st. Louis, Is determ-
ined to make this dinner every way wor-
thy of the occasion.--N. o. Pc.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

James !. shannon. !
1876 VS.. Attachment for rSl04
James NJ. Steel
TINO James NJ. Steel, Greeting: Take
notice. that whereas the Sheriff Of
Jasper County. has returned into the Cir
cult Court of said County. an attachment,
to the March term, 4. u. 1859, of said
Court. wherein james J. shannon is
plaintiff and James M.Stecl is defendants:
You are hereby cited 20 bc and appear
before our said Circuit Court next, TO be
holden in and for said county. at the Court
House IN the town of Paulding, on the
4th Monday Of March next, then and
there, to plead. answer or demur to plain
tiif's complaint or the same viii be taken
as confessed. and judgment rendered ac-
cordiuuly.
- Given under my hand and seal
SEAL of office. this 29th day OF Decem-
w Der. A. D. 1855.
THOMAS W. GRAYSON.
Clerk
Jan. /, 1850. I2-tr
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,



Beloasrf f1sf fI'.i 'r's .t.i aH .p.- t' 2 '-sf
fr Pc E.fif ~ ~ So, arf Lfrss7t
afflicted at ,gHI..f gsi Fp.-
as#.a- D.ss1'f..
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 'u ..Hg of t... sv-
II ul Destruction ul human ''H. caused tE sexual
diseases. alu lbc aHg, ufiuue pIi HN#a .tg uut.r-
years ago directed telrC Co1 .git,1l sur Hl - ouT-
ItlIe at worthy oi their utwe Co. open lI-nau-trv
fDr the frp1tms ~ of th.yI-- uf ai-.-- u coo rGHII
FORMS and give Worr' Hirrf gratis Coo sl who al-
utcupltou habits uf 'e Gr. ami 100 cases uf extreme
poverty. to htaus medicines frf- ~ r.13. D. I- uan
less o. add that the A--HHttl. 20 commands tir D -
r.t NcjrG skill of the age. and viii .trui-u t. most
approved modern treatment.
The Directors Of The Association. tg tle.r Annual
Report upon the treatment ut $ vgs. Diseases t.r
the year ending January l-t l.a~. Tss- ihs bghp.
slfi-flF'Ig FftI the -U#H- wI..u Ha- ended rHy
mltUrhHst seminal NeIErv--. Impotence. gUsHr-
rll.l. Girst syphilis, tUe Ns.p uf Nu.u-u Hr self
anU.c &c.. 1ui order e0a'.uHannr ui Tie same p.su
for fhe cuaH.usy year.
The Gif,Ht... ON @ rsyiaE 81 tH. rf.. 5.I as-GTed
that their lahore this sphere U. .s.##".r. r4rt
nave been &c great D. ueuf Ed tuH ut...i specially
Co thr yuuu- tHi they u.ts r.-HftI ,H devote r.ui-
selves. with renewed tra t' tins very Important and
muub de- Ti-yt r.s-a.
An 1dm.rlIie Report on -paru5tarruHa. or ~suiH-
al Noasue-~, tuc wee nt ulIu.-n, NlsfHI'f''1. vr
hy the Consulting surgeon ul Hr -tl. Ng frHl H H
sealed euygIHpsI ErtHNf rtFrT# su r.UH.uf 90 $50
-tHuU4 ftr r.-r-g. Other d.. ports au.i Tracts ua tIH
nature auI treatment .f ssyU4l diseases .... ,g IT,
and vii. I.a -,ut fu tia afflicted -.rHs uf fIIa new
rrnr,.H- aud methods .f.rs1fusu. 0 e.Ir.r,d IrrHl
tho last year. arr ut great value.
AItrs--. cor Report ur treatment Ir. tlbNfI T.
CALllut y Consulting surgeon. Howard tssUg.4'.Hu
No. g-Uutu Ninth street. rUtllelpll. IA.
By order of fbe directors.
GE1Egr FuncHitp. secretary.
Aug. "a 1zs. 4AIv
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

CLERICAL PUNNGNG.-ParSon Twiss. of
New Hampshire, had Just married a lady
whose Christian name was Desire, and il
being in his course of remarks on a GER
tain Sabbath TO illustrate the difference
between the renewed and unrenewed man
nthe exercise Of love, he delivered him.
self, TO the amusement of his audience,
in this way Formerly | had no Desire
to love, but now | have Desire to love,
and | love freely"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

JASPER COUNTY.
UN Isaac L. Mills. Greeting: You are
4 hereby cited 20 he and appear before
the Probate Cour. Of Jasper County. at
the Court House thereof. on the first Mon
day in March next, then and there. to an
swer the petition Of Reuben fairfield and
William Pierce, administrations of the c--
tate Of NANCY r. MILLS, late of said
County deceased, for the sale of certain
slaves therein named, and to show cause If
any you can, against such sale; and fur
ther, to do and suffer such things as shall
be- adiudged and ordered by the Court
aforesaid, in the premises.
Given under nv hand and
SEAL seal Of office. this 9th day Of
- January, A. d. 1850
THOMAS w. GRAYSON,
Clerk.
Jan. s, 1850. last
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Let no man be ashamed to work. Let
no man be ashamed of hard fist or a sun
ournt countenance. Let no man be as
named only of ignorance and sloth. Let
no man be ashamed of poverty. Let him
be ashamed of dishonesty and idleness.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
-,vIry eRorgRlFN COYTEcnOyERlEN tt.

,,,ffr r.l.fs.snrf has uaw n Store and offers %
WV. ....... I'll rsuI4 nH aui ffeInIfv r. rhHien
ri rnFHH FAuilN oNnt Eflis, CONSISTING
t ~. ~. I.s feHHIy krnf ln tlai hne snehas
haeN'F e-re hrunar. Spices. &c, Ac.
w.t.. +. IaaHlI iltt whi.h 500 he kert ueH
....l ..lH t.a nasi Lauafas tn hc s0ldto qnei ans
ei ...ff..e alNe.a tte nsffeuare ol me cofu
s. ...as i.iara. aa1 % kaep gaod ARTICLES me
80 lneu CO f'' D. JONES
p..aa.s faJ "a tiis a@T
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

"Glass pudi in shouted Polish grazier
in one Of our side streets
mo thank you," replied passer-by,
Il m not fond of Glass pudding. it's very
apt to give one pan es in the stomach" !"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
OuksburQ lirrttOrp.


NJ 4 n B H. T. G. e. n n L. II
CHINA -ll#.t Urr.s.. n. .lI -p.fk,.- Livery St.Il,
NI.k~rt ',it
L. rr#r4rgJ t1 tye.J.s NpNDWTNT-. TONU-
1 NNI I- ,l#. ll.Hl tHI IuHf stones. t,rt.u.5
anl rraHug Nlrtle MANTLE. cop. $50. ana -fea-
bl.. t.6.sut rig.t.r ofr,r.a, Hair, Firr Hr-k.
tftf..1 Doc O. i'ai. s-Iv
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
S25 Reward!

RANAWAY from the w-
q d.r-izned. near Waguesboro.
EAA Wlyuc county Mississippi, on
SOD tlcuightoflhe 18th Of Augu {.
ikN inst. bright Nul1uo bov.
w named MAS: aged about u
s.s.-EZn years: 8 feet Q inches high .
weighs 80 pounds: spare built; ra.hcra
dowU-c1-t look: speaks very iutalli-eully.
] lh'uk there is some white person COM
ua,Igd with him. ha i- wcll dressed: og1fi-
cI away with him haud-aNe. ! think that
tr.Felu. towards Columbia. Marion
county, Mi-.sippi ] viii pay the above
reward for Dis delivery 70 me. or c1Htuo-
maut iu amy safe jail whore ! can get him.
s. TAYLOR.
W---.T,rr Ia 81 ISIS tr-.F
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
ON the Plan Of single Numbers.
jlboO uCEETS
Five Thousand Five Hundred and
Ten Prizes.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINETICKETs
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO HE DRAWN
-. . LII :. 4 mn q. |. y. L L 4 A-I- y y Z
AppRnYIMATInN PRIZEs.
Wbol, Tl,s,,, SO, Halyc, s.; Quarters - 80.

ss-A Circular showing the plan u thg l..ier's
Will bc sent 90 any one d'-ir'd- "i i'.,'l"- u.
C,rar,tcs II raria-y. will De- sold at following
rltea. which rs thr risks e.,
Certificate "f Package q 70 ~ MM9g'' Ms -. 90
DO Quarter ........-a- -
10 Esa'h ....-....-. 10
~ ORDERING TICKETS COR CEEIlIIt AlI-.
EurlU4e The money 60 our tidi. ny s-,,,+''.l
ordered. lu receipt of which tlrl VII ", l'IN..l..
hy first uaL Purchaser can have TICKETS 'H't'- IT'D
ans figure they may dHsignats. IN t...,.
1he List I'd Drawn Numfsr- and flil'- "ii ~ -'''
4, pnrrl.t-.r. immediately after On. iraSing.
hs- Purchasers will please write lh'I .N'.''''
plain. aud give their Post uHc. "nA'E W.. w.. ,.l ,,
&C. Hsmsuher that every irfr y "i'"" '.''' i'''
aIir in nII without doiurtfHu. r....r-
e. All prsas III 4 o0d and under paid immc'iliel
sner thr irswnr-otler prizes at the u-''h uine ''
thirty dsys.
Notice 60 Corrsspondsnts.
Those Who prsffr noe seud.uE money ~ I..,l ~
usa THE ADAMS ENrNE-- tuNiANl' |"is','s WA ,s
money f1r ciet-. n T .an .,,. 81 ,r.i, 4 NJ ,Vn XPFN5E
from any rity uFtavu where fIry hHfr tn OUNCE.
money and 6rsr must te enclosed lu '1tcfnin. .ht
I Poet 0fuee STAMPED Envelope "I ih' hNl''
| Ri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strictly confidential
! Address 40 Ordrrs ilr Tickets or t'fuhrti's ~
/ WOOD EDDY A CO. Augusta ''enit"
/ or WuuU. EDDY co. Nuautt Georgia
~. WOOD EDDY &Co. Mt.WnF nFt1h. LeI a. -
as- ust ~ che number. tsi sra drawn lroil NV i'i.
entitled 10. viii ha published sder ,very drawing ~
the following uarora 60 trrffr Gfa Di''f
Nge Orleans bla Mail. R.gis,a Aaihfhis 69i'.i. y.
raaaas Di.is Nars Eatiseaf D..pai-t W. FORA D.
lgieA laiihag Misil CaroH. aHd LITTLE Eoos 'AfNl
an orier. for Lottery tickets. adires-cd 20 The
.nlscuoer, VII have he personal snd prompt alien
EE ATKINSON,
Successor " s. swan Co..
p., "a i..s Montgomery nav Aia
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

During the late term of the Criminal
Court at Memphis, twenty-one persons
were sent to the penitentiary for various
offenses.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

n n N 7 y y Y y y 2 . y.
.sf,,Nra ufa me.asl NJ rendering bis professional
l s.rti.Us ft fIIu rHHN..
@Ue sprepurt d r..r'urrn Nl 'ngrat.onain Nech,n.
...I u.aI.4.ry UHh dl tHa uIo.t Improvement Az
~ a f,spaeJfiIIy tcniers ha thanks tn bic friends
tb- pIiI boa f.r sle Uhorll patronage extended o.
L r., f.fI.fs fHf o. hla rVUrufTd Die work tn such
,a.4rer r.. ta Wrr.t e1utinuau.g Qi tho same
fff.tafnr. irr.I it i'at 1N
!. l. 4 L 49,. ar m
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Some sensible, but saucy newspaper
philosopher, gives the ancient order OF
grumblers a smart slap in the face, thus:
Those people who turn up their noses
at the world might do well to reflect that
tits much better one than they are like
ly to ever get into again"
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The state of llIssIssippI,

f A~HIG Anl Nlh.
William g. Porter. J
Igj VS.. Attachment for S15.
James Is. Porter.
TEND James q. Porter: Take notice. that.
4 whereas. the Sheriff of Jasper County.
has this dJy returned unto our Circuit
Court. an attachment which had been
levied on % certain negro woman, named
SEAMLESS.
You are hereby cited to be and personal
lvappcar. in and before our said Circuit
Court. To- be- holden in and for said coun-
ty 40 the Courthouse. IN the town of Paul
ding. ON the lth Monday Of March next,
then audthaIc. To- plead. answer or demur
to plaintiff complaint. or ia" allegations
therein contained win Dee taken as conias--
ed, and Judgment rendered accordingly.
- Given under nay hand and seal
SEAL J OF office, thi, pccomhyr2l, a. ID.
NJ - 1865.
THOMAS ". GRANSON.
C-t.
Ion 1873 fF--f
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UyWO fine Wagons, and some wei broke
mules. for sale cheap for cash. az my
Mace. nine miles south Of Paulding
J. u. NIXON.
Jan. lst 1889 l2-4t
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To undertake to oreason girl out Of love
is as absurd, as would be the attempt to
extingush Vesuvius with a glass Of
water.
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Mrs. Partington thinks the pillows of
liberty are stuffed with the feathers Of the
American eagle.
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The STATE Of Mississippi,

Jan. /, 1850. l2-ti
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The state Of mississippi.

IN-vER COUNTY.
james $ Teaall and 3
T. q. Heidelberg. Attachment
l.2 Sc. ~~Un.uO
John g. Heidelberg
h hs Cr.H cv SDlmjr term. f. =.
l~j~.
~ this ease it appearing 20 the -at.siac-
4 ton OF the Court that the defendant
j. nonresident of the State ot Mi--i--ip-
ri. 10 is therefor. ordered hg the Court.
that unless the dc.anblu, appear here on
OF before the first day Of the next term o.
this Court. To- Dee held ON the lth Monday
Of Msrgl next, a. u. 1850. and plead an
-vcr or demur 90 plaintiffs, attachment
the same viii De- taken pro couies~o.
and judgment entered accordingly; and
it Is further ordered that publication of
the old.r Lc mad, in the Eastern CIr.aa.
ancw-raVer printed and published in the
town af Plulding. Jasper County, Mi--is-
-ipYi for four successive weeks. of the
pcudsucy Of tins suit.
- Wime-- my Land and seal of
SEAL Noiliao. this 18th day ofNoyemhcr.
wv. ID. ISIS.
THOMAS W. GBAN>pN. Cirt
Jan. !. 1850. l2-jt
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r. T. ATKINSON,
Successor n q swan Co,
Montgomery, Ala
o. a. iska law
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anf other termin. iust received IN '''N'
lesfiar7 Aug a. lsds. &c. IANfrR AGO