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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
Current Events.

The last Pacific arrival brings the news
that Senator Brodcrick has fallen in duel
with Judge Terry; being killed at the first
fire, by a ball through the lungs. The
quarrel arose during the exciting campaign
just closed. Bro.c-ick, at various times
had stigmatized Terry, and friend of Ter
ry named Perley challenged Broderick at
the time, but the lai,er declined 10 meet
Perlcy or any one else until after the cleo
tion. Terry, although Judge, was one OF
the desperate characters marked by the
Vigilance Committee of San Francisco,
and was held for some time by the COM
mittee as a prisoner.
The first attempt at duel was frustra
ted by the police, and the first report Of
the duel as afterwards fought was that
Terry was mortally wounded III the neck,
but the truth now comes of Broderick's s
fall and that Terry was unharmed. Judge
Terry is probably the coolest shot among
the California despcradoes, while Brode-
rick, although man of physical courage
was excitable and poor shot. 1t is said
tina. the plan was to kill Broderick any
how, and to accomplish that object he was
to be first challenged by Terry, then by
Denver, and then by Senator Gwin. Dem
yer is very fine shot, and killed Gilbert,
editor of the Alta. Of course all these
men are Democrats, and all desperate char
acters; Broderick no doubt, having more
Iedeeming traits than all the others put
together.
Mr.. Broderick's term as Senator would
have expired in 1868. Mr.. Gwin's ttrm
expires in 1861.
The next news from California will be
the assassination of Terry.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
BE- In New York, for the week endi

@ In New York, for the week ending
on Wednesday, 2,15a immigrants arrived
$500 immigrants arrived in September =
2,7o3 Germans, 1926. Irishmen, 1925
Englishmen, 237 .Scotchmen, 4s Welsh
men, 2s4 Frenchmen, 60 Swiss, The
whole dumber Of immigrants who have ar
rived in New York since the lst of Jauua-
..ry is GALS. :, -. "a -. 4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

Gg At the "Jerry Rescue Celebration .
held at Syracuse a few days ago, John
Thomas read an address and resolutions,
asserting that neither parties nor churches
would ever abolish slavery, but that eman-
cipation, ifitwas ever reached, would come
in a deluge of blood! B.sa7a 81 81 eas-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
OHIO REPUBLICAN BY
=
BOTH BRANCHES OF THE LEGISLA-
TURE REPUBLICAN.
Result in the Sfate..Republi-
cans Make a Clean Sweep.

A Telegraphic dispatch to the CleVe
land Herald, dated Columbus, Oct. ~
'2P. NJ, says:
The Republican majority on the State
ticket will not be less than fifteen thousand.
The Republicans will have the Legislature,
having gained in doubtful districts. In
Muskingum District we gain Senator
and two Representatives,. In Butler and
Montgomery, each q Senator; in the lat
ter two Representatives,. JONES, (Republi-
can), is elected in the Delaware and Lick
.dng District-a gain. We gain, one Rep
resentatiye from Pickaway; Senator from
this District doubtful. Reported gain of n
Senator in Ricbland and Ashland District.
Seneca County-We gain one Repre-
sentative. We claim the Legislature.
.t-.t. H. D. COOKE.
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ResuItin Holmes county

RANNEr's majority in this county is a.
reported 72O. The official returns may
change this little, but not much. This
is an increase ofabout 6s over the majori
ty of last fall, and a falling off ofabout 100
from what our opponents confnently ex-
pected to get. sa.tAs{
The Republicans have no reason to com
plain over the. result in Holmes county,
They are having every year acoessions to
their party from the ranks Of ther oppo-
nents, and these accessions are substantial,
Aintelligentimen, but the emigration of for
eignersinto the county, who most all turn
out Locofocos, is what Keeps up that par
ty's majority. But this state of things
can't last forever ~ 4. t,-s.--I :.
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E In Cuba, recently, three persons
suspected of being annenationists, have
been condemned to "Presidio," and SEN
fenced to eight years Imprisonment at
hard labor by the courts of the country.
and approved BY the Royal Audencia.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE. "Bray the
Timer" is on hand again with a new stock
IN his. line. See his. Advertisement
sBray the'rinner' has patent for bis sue.
cess, which has many years to run vet
Before it runs out, you run to see him
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

the trees, it was abandoned. They reach
ed Desert Sunday morning, where Indians
and canoes were procused, and, and on
Monday afternoon the party reached OF
taWa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

81 GE See MULyANE's Advertisement in
another column. He has big talk, but
he's got the goods 10 talk about, sz,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

Fresh FIsH.-WEsroN has them. Trv
them and you'll say they are good.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
Indiana,

Few returns received, Republicans gained
so far as heard from. -t ...- n.
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~ -
RA1Fr's MAJoRrY.-The majority for
TRA1FF,st Democratic candidate for Treas
urer is as near as it can be arrived at with
out the official vote, 2ss. esq
We shall publish the official vote of the
countynext week "a q s-s
Tuscara,cas co.-Whole Republican
ticket elected. az-'=-s
Wayne County-Demociatic by about
800 maj. 81. II -.
. coshocton Reported democratic ma
'jority 200. 'sal-s.E gao g d.
aqrk-Democratic maj 800.
Hanilton-Democratic Maj. 1000.
. Csyahoga eo.-Republican maj. 1900.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13
Pennsylvania.

Returns from this State look very favor
able for Freedoms cause.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-13

ilSut. Colu, ana wei, anu rainy, The
morning broke, the typical precursor, we
were TO learn, of many other mornings we
were TO spend in those uninhsbited wilds.
We waited until o'clock, in hopes the
rain would cease, and that the rays of the
sun, by warming the gas in the balloon,
would give us ascending power sufficient
to get up again, for the purpose, if no 9th
er, of obtaining view of the country into
which we Lad descended.
The rain did not tease; and we concIu-
ded TO throw over all we had in the bal
loon except a coat apics, the life preserers,
the anchor and the compass. OVERHEARD,
then they went-good shawls and blankets,
bottles of ale and flask of cordial, ropes
and traps of all kinds. The Atlantic, re-
iieved Of her wet load, rose majestically
with US, and we were able 10 behold the
country below. 1t was an unbroken will
derness of lakes and spruce-and we felt
then that we had gone too far, through
miscalculation of the velocity of the bal
loon. As the current was driving us still
10 the north, we dare not stay up, as we
were drifting further and further to the
"frozen tide" from which we knew there
was no escape. Mr.. La Mountain seized
the valve cord and discharged gas, and we
descended in safety by the side of a tall
spruce. We made the Atlantic fast by
her anchor, and for moment talked over
what We should do. We had not mouth
ful to eat. No protection, at night from
the damp ground, were distant we knew
not how far from habitation, were hungry
TO start with, no earthly hope of rasing
fire, and no distinct idea as to where we
were.
We settled in our own minds that We
we're either in John Browns Tract or in |
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
IMPROVISATION PRIZES.
$1,000 Reward.

CtTOLEN from the late residence Of Jon
- athan Benson. deceased. in Kcmncr
County. State Of Mississippi. On the night
Of the 18Th Of November. eleven Negroes,
three Mules, and four head OF Horses
the Negroes described as follows:
JIM. am old mm about fifty years old.
wears heavy whi-kers. weighs about l10
pounds, abou, five feet inches high.
JUPITER, about IS years oll-Airican.
WEIGHS about 40 pounds, about ) feet
high.
TOM, . years old. weighs about 40
pounds, slender built. about 5 feet e inch
cs high.
MARY ANN. IS wear, old. I'rra and
He-ay, with front teeth out weighing
ubou; l75 pounds.
HANNAH, rather chunky built, weigh
ing about rs pounds.
ELIZA, about - years old, rather con
per colorod.
DOCK. l4voars old.
CESAR. Is years old
REBECCA, l. years old.
HARRIET, t5y years old, weighing about
40 pounds.
All black except those otherwise desert.
bed.
The Horses and Mules are described as
follows:
One Chestnut Sorrel Horse. about 10
years old.
One small Sorrel Horse. with blaze in
his face II or II years old.
One small Sorrel Mare, about Z years
old, and nearly blind.
One old Gray Mare.
Two Sorrel, and one dark Chestnut Sor-
rel Mule.
One Buggy, and supposed 10 have
small Wagon.
The above reward VIII be given for their
apprehension and delivery 10 the subscrl-
bers at DeKalb.
JOHN w. GULLY,
JOEL B. MCCRAW,
4 lagWstrdtors
4 4psEalB, Mss, Jan. l, 1859. l2-sv
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

urr MiNrrrs o Nrv,o.-A good dral
of wrtu. hls been dome ~ roa,.rau-
dents and editor respecting The a OIL.
Nh. Forelu oul Minister q ,I...e.-
The rhef story s tHt tbe rfv..0a. gu-
..dcroj d. m.. ion ended whom DE- g.o.gj
his Diplomatic relations H..l tA. U...r.-
mon, og Mez..7 and i,v therefor. n
he .aakror h.m u DE- Ne..re u.s. unl Fr
Minister tH Npei.'. Sir Forsyth. lrae,-
e~. aud b. giruj. ias &C., iG c.u..J.-
L.m "a occupying ..r post 81. Minister
since be- has neither resigned Dis greleu.
ta. ros tesn required hv co.. 1ursrueu.
to r,.uu them The ay bat tho rr.i-
don't "a. res to -,t rif ot him without ta-
hing t., responsibility %. w41,.u i#u.
We dn u1. believe tba tat. is the ease. Hr
ls.itAg. comic t' Nlr Forsyth uov.-
,dea. and that ha.Gu h.,N ou ta .lto-
Gee. Nvey Sigh. Hu. Ja. o.. Admin
uulUou wi bod 90 uo rIG oi u.u. would
we l.si ccs...u. d. u5.i,.. tp iutE..
him o. drop co.. Fe.H.arre. &. i-p..U-
or. however. 90 r..iero very H..a tlrt
cpu rom Wa.a.uH.u iu ta.I.-.o.. o.
corresponds. rt v -uafi use h.
uTa..i 81 Ja. m#h could ut Ga.eu
fhss the r-.G.r. suI Wr FORSYTH e.
ON CD. y.F hg t..a. sod ,.as .a.r" !.
no thpuelt entertained e. reurr.a. ...
Iftaf hau Die position. The r...H...
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Jrws tS Nostu C,eouvt.-rho Jujici1-
81 Committee OF tho North Carolina Le7-
stature, Co which was referred thcb bin TO-
ropcalao mjehol thc Constitution &c thlt
ststo. af prohibits Jews from holding Of
Geo Of profit. have mlde q report. iuvUch
thoy recommend thc proposed change.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Startling a. clayton and hlarter, eonvic.
tod hy che late term o. che Court a, Barn
we'll. 81 G.. on Che charge Of negro steal.
ins. havo been sentenced 70 BE- hung on
Tadag. ~ Fshwary. lsso.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

A BIN is before the North Carolina Leg.
stature 10 prevent horse stealing. ltpm-
ishes atccoud conviction with branding iu
The form of horse shoe. aud a third COM
viclion 10 bcrunishcd with hanging.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

por4LAs RE-rtrrrrp.-rho telegraph
announces chat Hon. Stephen a. Douglas
was. ON che SEA inst. reelected q. S. Som
ator from Illinois for els years from the
3th o. March next when his torn expires.
by majority of eirht.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Que hundred end eishtcight thousand
four hundred and soyenty.dvo balcs ofcot.
ton have been shipped from Memphis.
since the opening Of the season. sep,em.
Der isl So rtys the Aroiansis.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Tho N5or of Richmond Va. has or
dorod thar all organ rrindors shall be- rut
out Of the city when found playing ia the
streets. This order wc suspect. il not
popular among the "lit,lc people"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Rev. NJ. spurgeon cxpro.scs hs intcn-
ton Of visiting taa country next spring
and viii probably Do 10 New York during
enc religious anniversaries n Nav next
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tuwurVtltN s. tH..albc ll.irr. .. sob
f..aass ftape .aH.. .fn. tnH.I .H -
fsai /. ,.ars .a t,. .......4.i commerce Hl u1r.e-
tH..iH .sa.a..iur. N.r.t II ue tI.
s.H.... tl.rs .I.l. ...... 81. D.H mHl. ra.H..r t-
.4n,u.al BIS .ir .t if lBtl ta oas ve Utra aa.s t
s.H.. I..U.H 1. .fr.. TU.r H,rFH|I p.
saa F. Fena.sd .1 rsrt ai 3sni.nHs Fa Y
tH... Ut. ..Ti..s .I.F ..I.e H..I I..u.
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Hrunotpr says that no met ono day in
his travels. with q naked Indian, who had
painted biz body 50 AZ 10 represent a blue
jassst and wswtsrA with black suttea
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FOSTPONEMENT
Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Meeting.

VHII anu NHip TNINhU hAIIFOAu MttIIhg,
tAt request ola number ef persons interested
~ m Che G1lfand ship Island Railroad the meet
ing OF tho subscribers for s.ock and that Of the eoul
u'e-lunare 0lso = nn-tpon0d TO
Tuesday, the 29th day OF March next.
Whom % is honad fgll meeting and thorough or
gam alton viii Be- had.
c. Ec1.AURIN Chairman.
Papers thst have published the erss notice wiu
please copy ne above,
Dee q, 1SsA AZ
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.l. ..' .' ...'I't "t 'H.. .. I-..tt-
,i.u .aI purchase.
General News.
Nv roae. Sam. Il.-A PARIS l-...- as~.
t.at .He ..F.#. 81. .H ..-H... l#.
Nurug anil 'a.... d. comm. ga oH
tas -Itl aE u.#.. tHr Hr.. ... tho Gr
v,. tass o., i. 8 .N.,J 3D.. 81. 1.-
N8 money t.L.I r.. ... ..u .-.ats-
Nur.v friends. Ell III. ... f.u fa ono .u
.ae Js..t IVA. fr ..e. ti.rHhr hove
Dos jae h.st move. SSH. bon oa.. At
I.. t.H -,sutFs ...rl HI.. I9uhv rr-
uaj. lae second -H.t. wl. drawn
T.e hi-j aud .u..h urHe won lg p..
. lo...e.
T r!s-t,>r. Mver. Jau. iI.-Th, Le-.--
.rr. 90 t... ~.t. a.- tu.lEr reelected
. William u. .uI.u % The United States
Senate.
Werser.>. J.u. 1.-THE Naviran
Had D.u al American Colonization A..a-
citation r.r, .Il.l Arizona Co ,Le.rrLcr.
Cd. settlement.
is md..tori Chat ,a, enterprise S
Imported He Hr,Mu.u, >aUh.u and
Nov York. mon.
TH. Association l3- already purchased
-.We .rs o. land and arg u,a1tl..-
I."..."-.
h"l. TT .Ift.f .e'Hs fa" tAI.i II r.uHNr
Ul the enterprise. win probably take out
90 lr-e haJs ui men a.r.u. Do, ensuing
1rur ud Umu.r.
WtHNsluy. .au. 'H.-- 8n.'s. - 81.
lscr 'u introduced i'. g.. lae abolition
OF tHe ,rnhiug PRIVILEGE.
THE t.i maEr. appropriation. for the
Military Academy pa -. whom Tie SEN
a,r .gnHm.d
N-ln Committee oG th. Whole.
-. 'ht..H a.I'"...si..1 h,h wa. 70
.'. r.. '- h'i '' ...'" arms To- o.. gwen
washington H' Or. 'o iHdWus.-
t.. .N.n.i.s. tI.n proceeded Co tIn
.'...t..s...I cd tAr Presidents annual
Hs 'r To- Con
"lr., Peg 'a
No.. WIZ ,'' NOUS, ''' '.'IA, ".
'. 'h' gave n'.i..
E'"'' ''i "' nom" i.-' OIL
A.. ~. my ...
g. N|. 0A'ftd % ross
~" ".- .''. o. U' aHt
- ate Oh. g1rg.p1rI.... r... -.,. n. tG.'l.,t.
RACES committed on .a. .....g.rs ~, f,.a
,,tlUu. Panama
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The p,mogmtio State convention Of
Kentucky hst nominated Hon. Mr. Ma.
euian lar Governor.
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@ a MOORE,
wuorEsAtE ,sa EfrsIl H-kLEE IT
nrngS. Medicines, Chemicals,

i.rH Toilet Soups.
ZINE HAIR s. TOOTH FhtrilL~, PERI merry,
Pane IS mos and Liquors Cor Uedf1.la. uses.
Tgs-scz and Shoulder Braces.
SCHOOL ND NJ MEDICAL hooks,
STATIONERY,
Fancy and Toilet Articles Window sash. Glass Putty
oils NlruiaAes. Nyc--fu1s, Garden seeds.
e Iay4l-.ans' Prescriptions carefully compounded
An orders correctly fl'o anl sl articles sent war
rastsf genuine. and o:tae boss quality.
LIME. CEMENT AND PLASTER OF PARIS.
always on hand.
.Tlrls7u Nav lt, Isfs 2l-iy
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Gov. Ellsworth. e.. Conn.,. whose recent
death has boon noticed in tho r5pcra loo
on his immense estric. except tlU01,
30 Yde College. which 90 ite.tim1tcd win
receive the 1grc sum Ut s1U1O00.
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'Nturday lIorninE, Ian.I5, 1870.

Wv. ~. Avrsr.t-.ua. ..-Oue ~. iho
ni r.a.I ufy Uaaftes.aFUabu .rtt .u ST.. .t '
''r.i Uw. o lrsrs.. au usfrau a.-ofl y, '"'
~. ainw.. Uur ueHa. rsHHt thr rF cap "H'
na h0a.s n which tfsy wiz s.t h5'tar 'a--uas
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAM MIC CORDIAL.

OH ,.r..
y y .'-t,. t't Z, i'odfs'HtSS 5'N&tft'S
I.y g.,"sg ~ o'N - g. tsN"9 y - to'os,
- .t ~. ,'S"' ~ 'tf ft,J ei4 az az
t.r 5..ay.- " ''.'' '''5'"| ''t "''-
~.
'' 't.''ca p3tl lF'ttl"G iNc the Buffers. may
".t 1,'.'1 w. ttl~"toiSheI lvr a eHaSs
'i-''',' I.'i' general am. more iatai tIlah any
- I. ~.. NJ, P.el.e n {.is u2'!y Stg sum,
..'''t-'.. ll. i,,i1 says. j Nl' ny ''A Va, ','as
ttyt a.r Co su>e g. other countries; uCt can aver
confidently ttat ih.N usher h diseases o4 ElV'''e1
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Portv Dollar sewing uachlne,.

iEr Plantation a'' FdftiH ,'--.
Those N5"ail.a aEr aip,r.g l.us fle h-h priced
fla.u .n preference. HtrHuas -Ary ara 90 simple and
easy to tssu a4a tary a.a NOT continually 4, .,u- uut
HfU-tnF.
Tar publican. solicited ro cali and judge fore .m-
selves. rt Na.1 Camp street
81 :. HIuEIcE, Solo Aren't
New Orleans jan 1sfo. .-ly
Or. Jnmes h.. return t1 &,g Ur..r.- from
L. E.r.4.ru t.a anl la resumed t.sp r-s.t .- his
specially ai hls a-H Tbs Fcls.gr 81 CASTOR
.nTg#t -frUrt Nuv orleans.
Nor DT1f.r. Ias. . e. f-t-
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Gas Scurr Vicruz1p.-Tho r.57vuue
tstI. fac following:

tell. tac following:
Atthc 1soeo len h-j finished the Ga-
play proposed lor tho E'-h,l. and .le carr
fmre containing the veteran General
d-lye up u front oi the 81. CAarl.s ii1-
t1I tho crowd filed the street end rr,,t-
sd him with loud aloJ,s.
As Che Gcrerl dc.cfuiol from the c7r-
ri1re with ht8 ovcrcoat hanging ou h.-
arf.. Is ve,l,lfc saj gentleman stopped up
I, him. anil with tno po.tencss That
would have raccl "a dumnrranu. ss.d ];
..0euoral. permit mo To- take v1ur cont
Theoretically. the Genera. hlnisd him
thc garment and. following his coat. en-
ters.l the hotel bat tho gentleman viii
ne f1,i filled % appear To end the
coat had Disappeared. some think chat
bis admiration Or the old veteran tempt
al him tp keep Tho garment az souya-
nir III NJ meeting and q momento Of tho
lnma of the great captain.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

John uanoorE. auorhcw Of John Ham
cock. Che revolutionary mJilt. died in
Boston on ,ho "a inst.. ascd cifhtyG,o
years
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The appointment 81 Lord Lyons e.
British minister. officially announced ia
che London Gazette.
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LAND, NEGROES, sTOCIA, e.c..
A.
PUBLIC SALE
1;aEFrbIc Tract o. land,

TIVE undersigned VII sell publicly. on
4 the premises. on ThurHdsy ,Ae lIth
February next.
4 E,aEurbgC Tract a. land,
living in Newton County, two miles north
Of Garland,ville, - miles from the Mobile
ana Ohio Railroad, and only f-c miles
from the limo of the southern Railroad
The tract contains $50 acres. 4sJ OF which
is first rate bottom llud-tLe remainder
good upland Two hundred acres are
omen and in cultivation. There is a good
Dwelling and the necessary out-hou,es on
the place. Il j. well watoreI. and has a
iine fruit orchard. Also, at tho same
time and place, viii sell about
Thirty LiEtIy .5Icr0CS.
mon. women. boys and girls. will sell
also the Plantation Stock, consisting Of
Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation Utensils, &c.
The terms Of the sale will be credit un-
I'll the first day oi January. 1850 purohas-
crs giving notes with approved security.
The notes If not paid when due. to bear
ten per cent. interest from that time until
they are paid.
JOSIAH WATKINS.
January ], 1859. l2-tds
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Tho stb.uw Fulton. which ,c.t Ncv
.York f-p ere .u beIth inst, took ou.
tiUelI III saer.s.
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WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the Estate of JAMES Z. GSA-
HAM deceased. were granted to the un-
der igned al the last November term of
the Probate Court OF Newton County, Mis-
zis-irpi: now all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent. are
hereby required to exhibit the same with
in the time prescribed by law or they will
be barred.
n. D. GRAHAM,
Jan. Is, 1859. I+6t
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"Brss.. WHY don't yaJ 20 home and
htv. sou. mother .aw uT tuat mole .u
YOUR t.uw-ss. ooh. 60 along. Cd Ucw-
an. orr folks are e.uuomiz.n.. and ah5.e
viii .a-t longer than patch
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-01-15

Pauaa,r-Wc had on. plsu.a o. ..v
liys aso of c1ii from Ir Nfrua
who on a business .oE ;0rag-H f0e
Sosih rrpre4endur tho interests @. ou
fierIs. Ne.s-t. Coo. W. Ieaial Rood.
of Sow York. We commend him .nl
tle house with which he E. connected to
hs g1p. aud regards O.. The urr.au-
.'e communal, throughout Oh. ec,.H a.
. J.a country Tb' sis.r..seu.ns of CHS
v.Ih. .ouuta tle rs rI OBJ.
cr Nssi Iprt Ir.,r-.t 3. mg.11,.d .u
. .lt own particular hu.uH end .haa'j a
p,u1us,j bya all v1orJari choir own In.
tur,-ta.
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Moon I.s iesn -ail about trat4 OF
strength. Iuf it is mi actual fct that a
few JHgs ago. man of rg- ordinary
-ueuea. knocked down an elephant Ito
the highest h.l3ar.F
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ErT.-"Ia. DO rivers s.,"pat night
Fa.uar.-.Nn. Bay SON. wag YOU ask
Eav--T.e geography says they nave
bgfaHf
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'',A.H 81 ~ 'n.'I, 2. iI' account.
'1ai ar. given ol che rsa1.-l a. 81. -0.
ate sum .t. old t1 tIc now rn .-N.r.
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uFN lHlW.'tt
THO -uu ZOO aspect a' Oh. usU lHII is
o. fu. ruI rf.c,.r'. Iu -tI.a r.l Huueu-
.i.l. 10 .s similar t1f.o now ID ..l o. N.r-
re..ula..... I1t to ta. .r, al.H1.a g..e
Iuev proportion. Tge style .II ,atH-
leiyf pi decoration s. ueIrIv Tire same u
both houses. except taat u thr .atte tae
,aur OF .lloris much moro 1blu'i The
trua ot che door i1 I'D feel. vs. o. t..t. end
%. the roof ~ hy SD i..l tho d.ae.eu.e
being oCri .Duej bv a cgrtuugg. GALLERY
tTouul tIe four sidcs 30 sse apartment.
ul capable 0. seating 1870 persons. TIe
.unrr 200 or ceiling ~ iron. j. HIt. With
d.Hp unclt ~ ot Nh.th are H.lci with
ground rlIss. Htrtng iu tho g.u.re az each
pturg -u'eryi modal Hl. Vg,.'u.u1 tHs
. printing rIa.s. s.esm engine. ,.srus1#ir.
7 1i o.lrr ruHol of progress .ut plenty.
Tho ltsbt Is supplied wholly through Che
Z aIu.I,H. .u t.Ier11t AND tu, effect COOL
Is Hp.I D. cht falling ou t.T reverend
lei. NOR .u .ua H#Ns while tUc -...g..s
rruuH u Bob. shadow.
Tlr eI a"H1r.'u. s placed above Che
. rallmr .n tHHt t.e ltht streaming furu
the rfurs mIs .w u.c n.0r.i s..rt
~ sUuIEht Iuc yeI.ut IS 30 #.y. .fla
tut i1.r. bu' present. au ...,Ir.H.. Cpl.
F.H.r altitude. eH.u.t..l with II.
TO und other erig.U.HU.u boa D.. H Oh.
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