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The German ADVERTISER,
p. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is publ he'd every day, Sunday excepted, at
- per Annum payable III advance.
Terms Tor Advertisements reasonable.
OFFICE: BROAD STREET. NEAR 7TH.
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Fresh Drug and Medicines,
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Fresh Drugs and Medicines
Fresh Drugs and Medicines
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

GENERAL PUrNAM.-The Hon. Judah
Dana. a grandson of General Israel Put
nam gives the following fine sketch of
the hero:
I'm his person for hight about the mid
die size: very erect, thick--et; muscular
and firm in every part. His countenancc
wa. open. strong and animated the
features of his face, large. well proportion
ed 10 each other and TO his whole frame:
his teeth fair and sound till death. His
organs and senses were all exactly fitted
for warrior; he heard quickly, saw to an
immense distance and though he some
times stammered in conversation, hi, voice
was remarkably heavy, strong and COM
handing. Though facetious and dispas-
sionato in private when animated in the
heat Of battle his couutenance was fierce
and terrible, and his voice like thunder.
His whole manner was admirably calcula-
ted 10 inspire his soldiers with courage
and confidence. and his enemy with ter
uar. The faculties of his mind were not
/ inferior to those of his body his pcnetra-
| ton was acute. his decision rapid, Vet re-
markedly correct: and the more desPer-
ate his situation. the more collected and
mdluuted. With the courage of a lion.
/ hc had q heart that melted al the sight of
| distress: lac could never witness suffering
/ i'm any human being without becoming a
! sufferer himself: even the operation of
/ blood-lctting has caused him to faint. In
/ viewing the field of battle, his distress
was exquisite, until he hal afforded friend
or foe an the relief in his power. once
/ after % battle. on examining a bullet
/ wound through the head Of a iavorite Of
/ iccr. capt. Whiting who died on the field,
he tainted and was taken up for dead.
| Martial music reused him to the highest
pitch. while solemn sacred music >ct him
into tears. In hi, disposition he was open
and generous almost TO a fault; he never
disguised. and in the social relations o0
life was never eNccllcd.'
Putnam's broken. battered old hattl,
sword was recently presented the Connec,
ticut Historical Society.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

Grv ScDr-rhu distinguish j soldier
who be now seiourning i'm New Orleans is
said 10 have experienced Che happ.cst cI.
frcts upon his health. bv his winter visit
20 tho south Every body hopes chat
mauy years Of life and usefulness are
Nnl M .lnra lnr Lhe ralInnt old herl.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

B,vNtSe IN huNop-A hill 70 incor-
porato the Chicago Loan and Trust Conn
ptuy has passed The Illinois Assembly.
A bil for establishing now hankme y-
tenn ON a specie basis has passed. To- its
th,rdroadine. ttroyidesfor throo banks
With r. capitol og sluuouoo1eh, anil with
power 60 issue notes TO three um. Che
amount 10 thcif specie paid up.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02
The state of Mississippi.

Price 81 per bOttIe---6 bottles for s..
Anr,h 100 -. i.
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The ApULrERATIoN OF LIQUoRs.-A
writer who Is said to be thoroughly ac-
quainted with the subject, in a briefcom-
munication addressed to the New York
Pas. confirms the current reports as to
the alarming use Of improper ingredients
in the manufacture Of wines and liquors
Wines. particularly, he says, have
been aualyzcd by competent chemists,
who declare that not one drop of wine
can be- found i'm the whole composition,
and this poisonous stuff Is purchased by
the lower order of groggerie- in this city,
and by at least one-half the country store
keepers and country hotel-kecpcrs, and
at the same time hrg themselves know when
they purchase the articles that they are
c1n.trtt. They excuse Themselves in
this way Pure wines and spiitS are so
high in price that we cannot make prof
it upon them; and, in the next place,
the country people don't know the differ
cucc between the pure and the adulera-
ted"
But the same writer adds: wine, can
now be obtained Just as pure as they could
fifty wears ago, hut the prices range much
higher For this reason not a drop OF
good Madeira has been made since lN5l,
and for the last five or six years the vinta-
ges of -herrie-, ports and clarrets have pro
duced hardly one-half OF a usual quantity
and much of that poor in quality. Conse
quently, Iadcira- which eight years az,
cost ESQ now cost $50 to coo. Sherrie,
which cost C4j, now cost go, and port
the same. Still, plenty Of fine pure wine
/ can be- had, hut at much higher rate
! than formerly.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

NENT Ton NNl MY.
Circuit Ca1t, Ortobcr Tenn, 4. d. 1858.
NJ. B.alo'k' Attachment for $50 90
". - -.
John Winters.
TIIS day came the plaintiff, by attor-
i ncy, and il appearing to the satisfac-
ton Of the Court that the said defendant
is not an iuhabitant Of this State, but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon him: 1t Is, therefore. order
/ ed by the Court. that publication be made
| in the Eastern Clarion, a newspaper prin-
/ ted and published in the town of Pauld-
/ ing. in said State, for four weeks success
sivelv. notifying the defendant Of the
/ ucndencv Of said suit and that unless he
/ appear before the Circuit Court Of New
ton county. aforesaid, on the second Mon
day of April next, at the Court House of
said county, in Decatur, and plead an
swer OF demur to said suit, judgment
will be entered against him by default,
and the property attached be sold, to
satisfy plaintiff s claim and all cost.
Given under my hand and seal
/ SEAL (of office, and issued this March
\SZGSlst, 1859:
JAMES A. WARE,
Clerk.
March . 1850. post
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The additional article 10 the 90

The additional article to the ENtradi-
ton Convention between the United
States and France is officially promulga-
ted It extends also to persons charged
with the following crimes, whether as
principals. accessories or accompliccs.
namely: Forging or knowingly passing
or putting in circulation counterfeit coin
bank notes, or other paper current a.
money with intent to deiraud any person
or persons, and cmbezzlement by any
person or persons. hired or salaried, 10
the dctriment of their employers, when
these crimes, are subject To Infamous pun
ishmcut.
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SherIH-S sale.

Sol. Mycr, Admir-, DC.
vs.. Fl. Ia. RI
VI. +. Beard. and
W. g.. Condif.
DY virtue Of the above stated yendi
ID cxuona-. 70 me directed, Will expose
70 public sale, for cash, in front of the
Court House door, in the town OF Pauld-
ing. on the 4th Monday Of March, instant,
between the usual hours of sale the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: Lot sit
uatcd adjoining the town of Paulding and
described a. follows. and known as the
Crawford survey, bounded on the South 10y
lands decided from Isaac Stephens to 4.
NJ. Wilson. on the West by the town of
Paulding ON the North 10y lands now own
ed Nv :. r. Street and \. /. Cotton, and
on the East bv the y. f. / of y. +. ! of
Section n, Township >, Range l., East,
containing twelve acres more or less; le-
We'd on ne the property Of defendant NJ.
| +. Beard, to satisfy the above stated Fl. ia.
and al cost.
/ This the ri March, 1859
L. b. LASSlTER M5rF
March , 1859. cost
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We have been furnished by a friend
with the following private dispatch, re-
ccived on last evening:
W,uINcroN. Feb. 27.-pan Sickles. NJ.
G. from New York. shot +. Barton Key,
rs. Attorney. D. c., at two o'clock, p. m,
to-day. near Dr. Pyne's Church. Key died
INSTANTLY. Cause, criminal intercourse
with Sic>le.' wife.
Rumors of this improper intimacy be.
ty,..n Mrs. Sickles-a young, gay and
L.lutitul woman and Philip Barton Key.
b1vr been secretly circulated for som.
limo. and we have no doubt some act o.
rr,1t imurudonce has very recently con
yrrtel suspicion into knowledge fully
authorized the conduct Of Mr.. Sicklcs.-
NIL. lf-~sfH-.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

Two Mas MuRDEREp.--Two gentlemen
were in our office yesterday evening, who
report that they found two white men ~
ing in the road about a mile above Plain
Store i'm this Parish as they. came down
ON Monday. They reported at Plains
store. and the Coroner was sent Tor. Our
informants say the men from appearance
were Irish laborcrs. They were horribly
enthusiastically knocked IN the
head with sticks.-BaioR Rouge CoHd, I'd
inst
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Sprtial 9(utitcs.
DEAFNESS Cured.-Thc

Deafness Cured.-Tho best remedy for deaf
ness eve. offered 10 the public is BRAGGs AErTIc LIZ
IxExr Many cases Of several years standing have
been quickly and entirely cured by i; and thousands
Of recent cases caused by colds OF obstruction. of
the cs.chambers have yielded 20 one OF two appli-
cations. Full directions for use accompany each
bottle one ofthe most remarkable cures was az the
Hartford Deaf and Dumb Asylum. boy, fifteen
wears Of age. named Benjamin Crawford, who had
been born deaf and was consequently dumb, was
sent there for education; and a. an experiment the
L.nimcut was tried on him. and with the most com.
plctc success He now hears a. well as any one, and
i rapidly learning to talk. The Lniment Is for sale
at all Drug stores. u
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

srnsov q NAScrY.-Thc Cauollton
mir suggests tho names of Messrs. liver.
CON. OF Ca, and Yanccy Of Ala. for Prcsi.
dent and Vice President. Very sensible
people are uotprepared toapproyc the sug
restion Of running purely sectional tick
ct Ia the SOUTH Every body condemn.
the Black Republicans for having done the
Same thing in the North in lsiG. Be
sides. the Ca.u.-r's ticket 6 like o Eauea
strongest In the hind lcg--Alr NAS
rry being infinitely superior 10 Mr.. TyEH
sov in point Of talents and reputation
We shall require a good deal Of time Il
consider itbclorc giving It our support
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02
Mississippi Military InstItute-Pass

only sixty h1arier- ary received. and uuureut0r-
ing over thC 90 fifteen, ami remaining after
trance a. long ~ desired.
The Iu~ttute prepares pupils for College. a., Couu-
ting Room ur Civil Engineering. The reputation Of
Pass Christian for health and bathing, g. well known
tEruu 1hUut the south. and dUrH. the ,pIIsu.- the
Institute has always i,,n frs, from sickness.
Applications 20 hl ssnlug-~ and Tor circulars con-
tanning terms 90 admission rules and references 20 "a
large number &c southern gentlemen. Whose sons
have entered the Institute aau be made hy WgIl.
Address 4. GREEN.
Superintendent VI. VI. J.
Plss Christian, August "A, ls5s. 43-u
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

prsEgrEn NItLtGE.-A legal ueighhor
stepped into our office in somewhat Of a
hurry, aud enquircd. "Whcre can ! find
uoldsmith's Deserted Villageg' Dunno,
sir, replied impy; but there's one down
tho railroad apiece, called Fulton. Spect
you can get that, rs nobody lives in it
now - tai0ui5,on Herald
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Estray Notice.

March .. 1850,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-03-02

Tho Cincinnati Gazette says that the
business of BODY sn1tching" is carried on
to an iuconcrivahle extent in that city.
whose di-scctius rooms are 20 be- supplied
with bodies. 10 3 estimated that from
one hundred n one hundred and twenty.
five bodies are cxhumed hy professional
rrsurrectiouists during the four months OF
the year that they are in session. The
price paid Cor a body is from SO 90 SIS
according 30 the demand and supply.
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New-Orleans Money Market.
Sprtial 3lotitrs.

Es-Thau-,uI- " female, die annually for want Of
remedy iorthe ailments to which they are incident
The only such remedy We bnow of is Sir james
Clarke Female Pills They are put up iu bottles,
containing 80 pills, with "a circular containing eNp-
cit directions. and sent post free for Hand postage
stamp. They are We'll known to he the only sure
and safe remedy FIR female diseases and ot-trIc-
tons from any cause. See new adyesu-gm.n. DO an
other column.
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Last year the State Of Vermont, after
waiting seventy years, erected over the
ashes ofherworld renowned hero, Ethan
Allen. a granite column, forty feet IN
height, Of solid enduring workmanship.
IL Is surmounted by pedestal for a col
ossal statute Of the hero ten feet high.
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LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Mobile Cotton Market.
Orrlcr or THE DNLY REGISTER. ;
nF..l.,. Ev4uipu Feb - I

OFFICE OF TIE bNlIl itL''lNihNs
Monday Evening Feb. p.
Corrox-Therc was general and good
demand to-day and sales were effected to
IN, extent Of 1900 bales, at an lc over
S,furdav's rate--middling being quoted
atllm-c. The operations were on Eng
T.b account. Market closes firm.
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EStEaN NOtlCe'
WAS TAKEN UP by Richmond Rice,
w living in Newton County, one white
OK. with dunn head, marked with crop
and split and under-bit in the right ear,
and swallow-fork and undcr-bit in the left
ear-about eight years old, and appraised
at twenty-five dollars.
JONATHAN GRAHAM.
Ranger NctCtoH Ca,05h.
March >. 1850 COST
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More Proof: Another Remarkable Cure.
MRS. JOSEPH LYNN
Mddlebugh, Carroll Co, Md, Jan. 18th, 1859.

Sold by Or. : +. CAsTEEL, PaudIng, HOWE a HARD
AWAY Enterprise, J. WRIGHT Co. New orleans JosEPr
IucKEa. Mobile N. EN,NUEl- NIckshurg, and by deal
.-r. n .l--Lr -r-..r I'D ...r..
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Caacery Court, at Rules, Bird Monday n Oct,
1858.
Seaborn L. Chancellor,
VS.. Bill for Divorce.
Mary A. Chancellor.
pom opening and filing the complain
~ ants bill, and it appearing that the
said Mary A. Chancellor is a nonresident
OF the State of Mississippi, but resides be-
yond the limits of the jurisdiction of the
courts thereof-it is thereupon ordered
that notice of the filing of this bill be
given to said defendant 10y publication in
the Eastern Clarion, a public newspaper
printed and published in the town OF
Paulding, for the space of three weeks,
notifying her that unless she shall appear
in and before this Court on or before the
3rd Monday in March, 1889, hereof, and
| plead, answer or demur to the complain
ants bill, the same will be taken as con-
fessed, and decree and further proceedings
had accordingly.
| A true copy, as witness my
SEAL Inland and seal of office the oath
February, A. d. 1859.
WILLIAM S. DAVIS,
GancGy CLERK, Wayne Co., Mss.
March ,, 1889. 2l-4t
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=. y. MINNIFCE
Fine London Guns.

V'HE undersigned, Agents Of G. +. MANroS, and 9TH
ct makers of FINE LONDON GUNS and FOWL
ING PIECES, beg to advise the reception Of a very
large and complete assortment Of real. FINE
. CHAIN, SILVER STELL, ANIMATED STEEL
FINE WIRE, FINE Stub DAMASCUS and Stub
TWISTS assorted lengths and calibTes, in and Of
cases including those bored expressly for throwing
buck shot with killing force and certainty great dis
lance, Buck SHOT MoULDs AND IMPLEMENTS COM
Also, those with one and two barrels, rhed on
MINES principle, made expressly for bear and deer
shooting.
The reputation these Guns have acquired for then
SHOOTING QUALITIES AND SUPERIORITY FINISH
lead the subscribers 20 confidently recommend them
as among the finest and most reliable Guns sent to
TINS country.
Every Gun will be sold warranted perfectly free
from specs and flaws, and priced lower than one
could import a single Gun direct from the manu-.
facturer.
In addition we have received a complete assert
ment Of PRICED, NICELY FINIsHED,s WARRANTED
GUS, and through our friends IN England, are
prepared To execute orders for any quantity and al
makes Of Guns. HEATON a OLIVIER,
Commission Merchants
80 Common Street.
Irlr0 -1v
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w ~ tiisraf. The Clinton DEPOT building on CO.
s'gih'fm haruat was partly E4ued on SUNDAY
All, lh' Nlt occurred shout 90 a'rilck and uv Ok
HH tlilf e'fis was arrested fore tho flames q l.
tenl' Ntl"ed "n'ut one fourth 81 the building Ff
tgel holes ul cotton and 70 small amount I'd fr,ghI
"'te "e-foyea The origin ~ thc frn Is a mystery
l.elsburg -Hhg, p
we OAinfd MrcHrs saws chat al The pretty women
pr N''.i--irui HIg Democrats. and TINT .all sinner
sunous uufiuus' about ucmoera,.y arg ss,iri ,.,,,
mon sense and "unpussIhle' WIN