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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
TRUE STORIES TOR NY LITTLE GIRL. b
Editor Of IqyUtj Fair.

LAS Wi ll-i-am Wilkins was walking
in the garden one day, he met his dear
sister and thus he did say: Why is a
squash like a little news-boy? She gave
it up. Because said this wicked boy.
the older he grows the more of weller
he will be- His good grand-mam-ma over
heard him, and went to bed sick with
grief"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

n J. DESuAu will consent 10 run for
Clerk Of The Circuit and Probate Court OF
Perry county, he viii got the warm sup.
port Of many voters. Mr. pgSu,u ha.
been raised amongst us--wo have known
him nom his cradle, and no has proved
himself a high toned gentleman. and !.
tho very man 10 en- these offices. We say
20, and every man ought 10 say 20. We
also say. he Is the man 10 run, and to be
elected, and will be.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02


woaxfNGs or CoSscfEScE.-solas time
ago. 81 Harrisburg. Va, party OF irolio-
some young men went with horns TN,
pans. &c.. 10 soas.si, q newly married
couple. A brother Of the bride, IN at
tempting 10 drive them oil, was shot ana
killed ~ one Of the rioters, young man
named smallvood. smallwood made hrs
escape. A few days ago. passenger on a
steamboat coming down the Alabania riv-
or. who had registered bis name a. James,
deliberately jumped over board and
drowned himself The body was recover
cd. and papers found on Il sufficient 10 rem
der Il quite certain that the suicide was
the indentical Smallwood who had com
mitted the hsmicide in Virginia. Ought
not such q melancholy example 10 teach
young men 10 govern their passions, ano
restrain their disposition for sport within
The bounds u propriety and genhemanll
department.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
IRON ann fAT.
The Vanity Fair Juvenile Library

The publishers of Vanity Fair beg leave
to announce, that having solely in view
have commenced the preparation Of a Sc
ries Of works designed expressly for the
rising generation. The productions OF
Peter Farley have been rigidly excluded
and it is the intention of the publishers to
submit every volume to the scrutiny Of
the managers of the American Tract So,
ciety. and to publish nothing which Is un
fortunate enough to meet with their ap
prevail. The following volumes are in
press. Orders from the Trade are solici
ted.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02


pcorT Cucur CoUHr This Court mot
on the 40 Monday in April Judge Wars
presiding. and RicuAnB CoorrH, ESQ. Dis
irlct Attorney
There were few cases Of Importance tried
on The civil docket on the State docket.
che cases Of the State Va Jordan, Cor bet
unr With a minor. and the State W. ----.
q boy about 10 years old indicted for
horse stealing. woro the most prominent.
Roth resulted IN conviction. On the lat.
tsr oasa. bic Honor In passing sentence.
spoke fselinrly 10 she youth, giving him
come very wholesome advice a. 10 his fu-
turs career. which seemed 10 have conaid.
srabls effect. Tho boy. Il seems. vaa in.
husuosd 10 The preparation Of the theft
By bic father. Ho was sentenced y four
yuaru' imprisonment in The Penitontiary
Arsone the lawyers who we're In attend.
anss. we're Measr. Harper. shelby
Bourne Ware and Lowry from Brandon
Msssra. shannon. Pardue and Jenninrs
hom Pauidiur. and NJ Fearne, from
Canton. The ume passed on pleasantly
and ws are happy 10 state that the nun
her Of noisy. drunken men was very small
Court adjourned on ThursdaY morning
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

MrntcAt C,ub.-Wo invite tho aticn
t.ou of our readers living in the neiehbor
hood where he proposes 10 practice. 10
che ctrd Of b. n. d. Puttrrs. Tho pr
has had good educational advantages, hay-
ing received bis diploma rom Che hmous
Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia.
--.i h. - haze uat desht veil qualified
Cor tho responsible duties Of his PROBES.
sion
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

na- The reader will not fail 10 notice
che advertisement Of Dr.. g. 7. CANS, Of
New Orleans. that will be- found in anoth-
or column OF this paper.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
CnARLEY's A B c CoSrSDRUM Book; q

CHARLEY's A B c CoNuNDRUN Book OR
TUE ALPHABET MADE EASY. By he Ed
tor Of VANITY Fair.
"Why is the letter A like the Year
1861?
Because it is next to B.
Why is the letter B like a Postmaster
Because il stands for Buchanan.
Why is the letter c like a naughty boy
Because it begins crying.
Why is the letter d like a sailor!
Because it follows the c."
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

a, ,-ts aaie N England Of ma9em
paintings. The ....s..,r hundred
Turner, brought TWEEN. ~ stlaot
Eeinea., and ''Oastend. a sto,.
- "a ey The same painter. $50 guinea.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

YouNu haoWNtow AcQuurHp.-Ihe
,,,,l Of John Bell Brownlow. son Of the
r. william q. BroWnlow. Cor The I'M
i.wef killing of James W. Reese. Of
osorria a. Emory and Henry College,
,.rmisa,-l on Friday last. IN q verdict Of
,o4uittai III verdict aooorda with pub
ne opinion IN "a e community, aud when
h vas announced n che courtroom. The
propriety u ne place va violated be-
yend an precedsnt by lhs uproarioua sp-
plauss With which itvas rresieo BY The en-
psotant crowd The jury mad up Their
wsrtist lusi.ntly.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

A Tennessee paper announces that inc
ina. uguration Of the Governor was ceis.
brat ed by firing minute guns every Aag
hour.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

VV:.l a---
WIN increase of fame too often comes
ADDITION to care, and sorrows grow ont of
the surfeits of enjoyment. -
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

n. mat goes most against farmers grain :
His reaping machine. '''-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

There 4 great rush from New York
Cor California. The last steamer that sail
"a thence So he golden shores took
more than q thousand passengers.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02

The telegraph gives accounts Of each
days proceedings up to Thursday, which
though very meagre, may still repay a
psrusal.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02


AND ILLrNoIs.-Virginia, f. w. Hubbard !;
Indiana, $. A. Hall; Connecticut. James
Gallagher; Minnesota Henry III. Sihley !;
Michigan, Benz. Follett; South Carolina.
b. F. Perry; Oregon, Lansing Stout: New
York, d. peWolf; Louisiana. F. H
Hatch; Rhode Island, Geo. IL. Browne !:
Massachusetts,, Oliver Stevens; Delaware,
William G. Whitley; Iowa, d. o. Finch !;
New Jersey, Albert R. Spear; Illinois.
William J. Allen; Texas, Gen. Green /;
Pennsylvania, II. NJ. North; Ohio, James
B. Steedman; Florida, c. +. Dyke: Cali
fornia, John 5. Dudley; Mississippi VIM
$. Barry; Arkansas, Van II. Manning
North Carolina, R. r. Bridges MARYLAND
VIM. $. Cuttings; Missouri, John w
Krum; Georgia, Julian Hartridce; Ten.
nessee, VIM. II. Carroll; Kentucky, &. r
Wood; Wisconsin, P H. Smith; Aiabsma
w. NJ. Brooks; Vermont, Stebhen tn.
as New Hampshire, Aaron P. Huobas
Maine, Chas, d. Jameson,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1860-05-02
CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

We have, as yet, by regular course Of
mail, only the first days proceedings of
the Charleston Convention, and this we
condense to suit our space, preserving all,
however, that is of general interest.
The Convention was called to order by
Hon. David A. Smalley, Of Vermont in a
brief speech. Hon. }. Z. Jackson, Of
Georgia, moved that Mr.. Flournoy, of
Arkansas, be invited to act as temporary
chairnan-carried unanimously. After
few remarks from the Chairman, prayer
by Rev. DR.. Hankel, and the appointment
Of w. F. Richie, Esq. Of Virginia, as Soc
ratary, the ball was opened by Mr. Fisher,
of Virginia, who proposed to read letter
and offer resolution. The letter which
was not read, was as follows:
, 1860-01-11
TIME GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

ssv.t1e 81. 1ou.. No.. Itu4oer1t; Ea:ow w. ,e.e!i,h
tst;er 10 ii. Woad of iii. e:,v. firm reule,sa II
81. M.int Iii 1,fs @%e. sPa'' ae' et;ss'e n s VIXEN
coutug ftn!a T.ae source n csft:saes arc ssa ~
lee. tt. til: Dr. neca= NJ enc 1na' a"s ase'h ft
1871 '''A3 'A~ El.t, xA:xk. faa 10. 151s.
PROBES yot O. j. Taaa 4 E'-iea:eAtu: hIsHe !s
.,tani;on ca!c f-w N tl slcc IL" niafy bEcchea
cct4 Of yolr sc.t"t'ivtl vi. 'H - !" maso n:,
sS p;sf e @x s y4 seH
nharscter Syulc .tr n.ou.;,s since lr'-'''+l ete q
yout ~ ,; r., III ui i a ss %;se Ss
Lave siuc: procured ann:ltr hata, "t sE'ch have '3
s1n.. caa :17, tp tn" wpf! H.. III IL s5s s,.d ~
ievs rsore sois sd xsasy ;cn h.1ne tr ixea
II. ssc q year.. Ia. Ssd i. vii ste..
The above no~c d:,na dns to you tof x"t. rsua1's
dlzoovety. Aasursl Tia. ~s Eytr v! 'fstig ~. -
~ dIrecsona will have c4.on 7. co.tF air; t:.i
s;s.ement.. essn of this e1s aud rss:,t l.!e
ous hs1e ana inu: t"va.. Anr u+s ynN may aAs' q!
tie Shage+ with cay nate IT: a.hed - Ill etI s'"s =
VIA s,acs 'f na'u;s Y + '::; ,iM Il S ri,
WOODS HAIR EE>lDKhTtE-
n rseiefb p5st ,t be, so" y m u; na tt s
AZ: IL
sf2.s, a,s oil atos;, :S y N ig ssS !: t'
Tns upde.u:nsd lev. j. E. Bragg. Ii minister H. rera
.aadur a,d q tug oal"1 Esa1cG s: =. ~ ri
Hsoo&rtssY: ja,: l., =: y -: /,
1Ia KearAve eisss pie as'sftn .ay ttiat rs t
b.. bern exce,rt tn removing .nn 4n. .,ru: ~.
s,sSs;ss om ny sSaaoa I'd
which hccaning grey ,"lss Or rin'' e""r.
no otte, article WITH A'saa.a9 iss 'ae f'i;' 3wA,t;
'tss %SSS ss21;;;;; &, y; ;: 10: !
il XsrEe stfcl 81. Louis. :io. Aua sod lE ali t"e
nraxxis4 and F1acy Good. i'ca'e-s. n"
, 1860-01-11

The spcci correspondent. in Italy If the Lon
.on Dlily .Ntws went 10 Scand'ano TO see abat-
talon Of fur hundred children, quazserel in
tie old castle. He says:
.tThe first idea of recruiting tlis legion Of
children belongs 10 Gen. Garibatdi. When en-
gagged in The South American wars, and in the
defense of Rome in 1919, this gallant tcatcr had
noticed tia. boya between thu ages Of Thirteen
and fifteen years had proved useful in the dar-
lug military operations he was called to aecon'-
| ollsh, Al The beginning Of the late campaign,
| having found that the Lombard cities through
| ylict he marched Ills triumphant legions had
| civen their contingent Of young soldiers, he at
once made IN his mind to have H battalion Of
adoitstxnti or: :anized. An intelligent young ot-
fccr, whom he had known during tue Roman
| campaign of lsl9, being ncar ut hand, he IN"
trusted INN with the formation Of the legion,
Which at ,be beginning did not number moro
than one hundred and fifty. Austrian persecn-
| tions md rntriotisu, soou increased the number
of the ciol>stati, go that The battalion has now
conpletcd it. numerical strength. These little
soldiers a1s dressed in dark green tunlc, with
red cuffs with u white edge. and dark green
| trow*ers. Tn my. arrival icrc this morning
| fro,n Is.eol, liappehcd to see them while ma
ncuyeriny Oh the parade. ground opposite to the
| rast,c- was really ut the same time aston
ished and amused to see how perfect and order
II tI,rir moycmcnts were. They went iitcr.}
III sorts of military eroiutions With such STE ii
M mess and precision US could scarcely have t;t:
surpassed ty erownup soldiers aiter: man,
months Of training and drilling. Their com
nanaiug officer. Count john ArF'snGene; q IS
10 au iIlustrious Mautuan family, which. sine
1>sI. has rer,ribncd grcat MANY soldiers +
tue cause or national independence A'thouG
. really believe that this ba,inliou Of boys vi.
+ do good service should i be called 10 Fl. h
against the enemies Of Italian independence, II
cI,;tr importance is uf d ,nnral kind, and is sue
as vii be eusi!y understood ty nil sensible NE
in Europc."
, 1860-01-11
rfoxx the MooF1 and Sranfards Fight.

kfOfH k&1G 4tANVA = AA1N-% = -f~@-"
Oa tie .,,h, at frc o'clock in tire morning,
saws letter from the Spanish camp. tnIr corl-
1,nn;ps Of the regiment OF the Madrid ChasseuTs
marchcd towards Sierra de Buaione to rceonno'-
ire. Suddenly upwards Of 5uo Moors were seen
ruuialv s1yancipg. These we're followed soon
by others. and, altogether, they amounted to
1000. The Spauiards Immediately fred, caus'
inv ercae havoc among the enemy; but. seeing
tlev we're coming on with great slscrity ,Eehneue
ordered IN attack with tue bayonet, when
tho Moors divided themselves into iwu bodies,
one to resist tile charge Of the Spanish Infantry,
lie other to attack tho rcdonat that had been
Lui}t d few hours bcfore. The frs. body was
completely routed at the charge of the castiaisn
| Chussenrs. and fled in confusion towards tic
mountains. Tie other body was more nuner-
| nrs. md their fire wns concentrated exclusively
/ on the defenders Of the redoubt. Echagne or
dsred square 10 be formed and, at the impet-
uo"s charge Of the Moors, the soldiers Of tho
square retired. The cne.ny, imagining ihat
thaT ,yere fiyiug, rushed itnpctuously asalnst
the soua,e which, opening itself on sudden,
| disclosed 4 battery. More than two hundred
Woors nerished. Another division came then,
a7d nrsyeuted tho Moors from escaping, The
! ticht BECAME horrible butchery; the Moors
threw away their ,nusSets and fought with then
pecu,iar long daggcrs, called "Eumlas." The
Snsniah soldiers found themselves qnite at home
| il th;s sort Of struggle. They also threw axay
their rifles and seized their "naFalas- Solh
inc could equal the fe1ocitJ ofthe comoasanta
Nj friend says it is quite 'mpoaslols 10 ios1n II
, 1860-01-11
Iegll auoer1tSCn1elll5.
MATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

N-Nle1sa. WE. III Il ti.:eA he1s,o>a \ e1ru:ei
o AheI u E,tss e. TT G.s. .,cM Il. o:.y r, III
ntcss here.na ntued, d;tolet to tue M n
by sa.a Tlnnn u: Nv. er:1 .!n nt'.tsary te< sSAn
date th nj e1t. for The FFn4 " kt1
belTnx It per cent pr asnun ai'r tu the
Hs q ard s. atarx tasab ~ il ~ " ast
tr aku, p,sl.a ,ef+red to In sa nessssxr.
tt st j. a:tse f.: Goy ne "a IL
BOX u Of chat e Aoeaxs* III Pare 70: and wfer'1'
fatls VA ,pt lu ID. yn..t .At role. = h*E of
them ury, er1n c.r'hA -. 1't.r ': .armd e
n>e,l 10 pAy y: eesin 'ns. ,'s tit % y a,si @
-r1rr take 'nedas pos,es.1o'. II ~ nor III
gl-ed pros+..y A"i int re..s md ae I.'n*. ~ ~
al e. III is All rs ~; ri; rhef.a.: tbs ,.!
B.: lei s. FILL s IL vau-blt d ~ t:e .sd
Tssrin: d. ratr -. def.u. la* in t1.s pas
nj e s.4 I'D tie LIo:+ Vt s;a n sgasei
s,.sI. lt i'll, d4F " of jas""y T. is oeoek
a. u ths ta,, ii h.tuse snd pt=ntts E4o:n -
a eas i ss
~ j lule5se.ss .nclu1el #, s4d motxast ~ "n -
4 ssr5ap ts 10 o. s1 vt7c" vass h aa a Il
sdiotu!as rnti ri L. :. In nes = n ''rt ~
Ts.n caso, with ,ne ta"l q liz, en- knsn - 20
uay. 1T 4. b. i.ei, anil iherra,-r u1tl sat tard
shuud b. ,era down. st" q; t;e ,enun Ie.t o. ~ ss
lease aat al oth.ri nAe aod eie'' 20 ~:
nem!.e4 by sd snt. rhrd The >'teE. u1ultH:t snd
saa',r ears., Sss,e: ;A a1'ass ssfs:raat, nj
fur rrt. dt he, knve* .osk1 and sI4oEs ls cream
eszs yraaa ue uIes eEeaa sta:sa e ta', - t,n. t
ID { u as,ss me an 1,:s t.
~; E e'f !: &C. ri11F: e iFs:s ::'
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, 1860-01-11
Hlfu,et1tc5, st.
CANFORD'S LIVER lNVi6O-
- II n.,n

NeVCF E1tbI|iE1!ees =
It's compounded cn,isc!y h,u! f'u.: aHa Las her3ne
al established fact, slaatfar1 Nc i2e, EAotsa Afa up
prnved ty aa that hAre UT! IT, la i low re- ucH y VIII
confidence lu a tttels.s i"r SHE: II ~ Hc;,a'stlcd
It aas cured thUu.aGis - Ans.:,.1 E.AriI'fa sata
within the Lit t::o years = :-r Complaints tyscEie
who hid giren u, lit ,up" ~. nrsy s,F S"tt:';
VI relief. the nnnl15ou- t!i@utu Eo.:Stt"4 ~
nuspyrd certificates III = IL. CiteF: G:,.sf! s-"f
tnv snsx+.s9a xtlnN. !; hts. ,CAts:3 1Eiah. ;ns
Il.r du4. s= .,y...tAIei - itla:u!:!hc, '@aLltr ~
In thr r. n,, ran,rnl q the 2 ,nae NeaE.ea, Eu -s
init,i,im Il t.ttr IT, arc ~ used .ue .c.atut"
us~t in -1c IN nt:tlcs a.:o 'o:s!naty Faahy
81 ,ht ac-atrs Of ynn. lAs,tE. ta> sss:fa':a. N
Ia t.mr, mil, {.u II the -. itc:{y IN t"'y Ai.uit
il "a Ut the LINER INFl; = " tw" or three lcasrotn'
GJ1sa rt)1.. nnt ii wy tn~:s.e tS'h ~ cot'''sas~
= nrt III. rr t,omp,a;uts III: = t1a-ot u tttac.
Iii vim NJ. -n- Il a- ewing ony ii fta fsvcr.
f- Nix Wat.: the toulh with sae iuSisoratus oDs
, 1860-01-11

hav. now In ..ore aad daily ttcevtse, full md
complete stock OF
GROCERIES,,
Composed In part follow. to which We nrite tho IT,
teution OF thetr71e:
so hhdz nuseavado Sugar,
1c5 do Porto Rico do
&c do New Orleans do
800 bblz Chicago Rednod sngaIs
$50 do Now York do do
rs bags Old aovernm't Java Coffee,
las do 1.aguira Coffee,
ayo do Eio do
IS do lGocha do
100 bbls Now Orleans molazsen'
100 do quba do
IS do Sugar House 5yrur.
100 do Golden do
IS do Portland do
400 hlf Ghosts Grooa and Black Tea
$50 BIZ eawYer'a " Whito Ernsivo Soap
100 do Jesso o2tley's do do
400 do a Ralm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do Eterine do
- do 16ould o
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
1So do Chewing do
al5 butts do do
$50 fancy caddios do
110 III imported Cigars,
50 lars macaboy :inuf,
c7s boxes oswoso Starch,
IS bags Pepper,
IS do spico, rs boxea olovos'
as cases a T5nt:uege,
- tcs Prime .kico, 900 uts 0ass12
76bxs 1rimo Goldfish
17Shfb bbls White fish,
| 1879 boxes Scaled aorTirE,
| i76 do a. do
1914 bags Dried Apples,
| IS bbIs Eanto CurTarts,
1870 boxes Layar Uaizins,
576 do n. e. do
| 90 tfbxs do do
800 coils -dauilla and 1uto Aopes
ATS rearas Wrapping Paper,
a75 hales do Irvine,
III bbls Pure Cidar Vinegar,
100 do Dairy Salt,
$50 boxes Pipes,
| - xe7,.uu 4. D. G!LMAG 1 co.
| ~ r. lAaSouih Wktef Stsnae
, 1860-01-11

'ENkE>rEt'S S.Al.t4.-N her. aS,
J. EN}4, p.~es. sud II .rkt r.we.., ~ wifa, on tha
tt>yd, uf May, \. L. ls3. rs.cr ard I've ID to NJ.
.tlr l+nsl it.>'se. aarsl.s F If H. tFsaltns
..! aer-n.sr. 4. Asls I''.'e 10 Auxu'tua ~
II Ter .Ea ELaI buw4, ttt asass u I've hunts*el
tf., ut s-t, IN 5af> "a All Mtnt:% - 70 Aa 1ess
Wit, stcre wh &, Pa!i TUT ts<st
b atad IL ill., AMI scl H. afEr%i Il. Atli il : t4s
tu liz afs UInes II Ak .'hty. IN LID SiAa II
Al,ia.'s /. ZOOS l'n~f u -. faErst'
.tn vhe.,n. II ptv!'! in A.I l.e. n tIu ttaaS
Jx'uu!t te ntIep. ut tut <td I'M st '..hss Sf
&lnse i ,pec.eI in a1t u. tui 10 be sa.e thtn.
IA application q. tle tsa h't+r vi ~.I rt BIZ due tn
unessl- -<I, alir: Ay!n- ct! e "oe ~ :*is ~
Laya fo .l.y ssspeF rnola-h n shs ~ ot Canaen
IL II aI pc:ul>x-. ay ptlt H. ~ nad MI fa&hs
equity l.! rei' pit n 4 tie SID enan ~rf" sn
ths elm, be stGsc. II 'ils tktsst httor tr
cIs, 1t kte H0tta lie nut fu r. sM3 nT o3
Ct. clS.. Int s 1T ss|s .A4ss.s thsh.
l. g. ~, IL l.l4s .s h tn II aIt III .bMt ot
4.i -un ot moLtya 1le nttIet hto r. ma rrleaE"H
ha. Gu ny lat !. ~! l.. tcr NJ y htta'
ne,. thai penis ure ail y: s!,'ne ~ :he ao
III fty ami pw H. MIS- *eHsa ~ v'stAe 81 ~ ose VI
ss1,.f, al.. tue Hr. III. reln e1srra>e'.
Now LtssoEe. pub ie Goec II *etv Given ttal n pnf.
euAc OF sAa aid aut Iotty, Shall XII " lunEc
III e.xr. ~ :he t.lutv ri E.ak aid State Of ..-
-A:utday the tw en'y 1t tAy II JLuass - y. As
II 4.l- III ta !+ Ut tRa AAt. ~ hs exa'
est TIL III h. tn preit!s tn %hl u It da-
ts hei'K Hatd IN A%s1 Iuan'y III Gnos.
aud k.t. y ant e.< snsu lot aan ts '~sve ~: In
lrc hu,nh+. .3. a M..ie4. Addition ~ CHI
.slsef I'll y. tbs prsl s.es I'D ing an%ea tas1st.
he Ming xrh I'll tr Eht Aat e1A " 1t Ieae Ithn ~
III sLd Eth rowcrs II fr. Pr e' me heirs a1d
aa1e II. sor = i"F e y s'a acsM nast uth
| trrrH. jo-L An ". ES1kOtR. IiusaS-
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1euaf advertisements.

MASTERS S.1LE-State OF ILL.,
lHl noia. Cook County, ss.-clse.t Court of Geek
Couasy-L4 ChaureEy. HAIRY u. SIsox ". "Alaeo a.
sltpan ~ 80.
raps eferr Mas~r IT, ca ot Cooa 70 1nsy stats Of
N.s! MI Fl:ay 3ssx*nh ~ e. 9, h,e5ss
4. D. 1-1 sell NJ tubc ~ na'oa ier a ~ ~ ~
norh 40cs cout iu.e L ,as G!sy q r.
ni ii uA,& ux AID being in It's coani3 "f COL a9
sts ot kno.a ~ ss.nsa "a s3e !, Is s. q
,hp thIT4y.. ven t3I uf KsAe No tts1see' w! su.t "
ho hlrt p,iep Asri:An. etnta1hiox crazy As'ss "
aAt ba ihq SAGE =: ~ H3cn A4 .asA
tLstto" ny ts ns@es-A- ua' sae n'.ss 80. -
tie k4ld x., aiu4nt upou L. .sts n sAa eaosS villa
11's4ss' "4~ s's- L.r.pAINE FrEER~
rhi,.,n 1,,..-y ~, tsEn j.5.' El "a
, 1860-01-11

~ Those who are Curious to Wit
ness Tie on 1cn' perfection to which A. ohswadt tate
manager at BAtcAcluE y. - has ,roasht The sanufac-
ture Of Wigs aud Tou7ee% arc lnsc 10 Visit his ME- aoa
ualr DiaE Rooms. IT Nc. 100 Lake sfe' aud examine
tfesr rr,ous ,,oc1ona Of art. No scr1uv detect
tbs x,ocal from the natural vhen atjued 20 t'e head.
, 1860-01-11

Axn psA1us N LrMHEz-The suhsc. he,s now
f.,t,lnE On the Lumber business IN Memph:s Tenn art
samr traas In chicago VI enable the tn keep
rTm.nt Of Pine Lumber csnsntly hasd there dn,!oG
,t. conaiuc sta.rp There u white I!ae south It
lie lilo Hive aid hesstoloe the hole southern cnnry
sa e1ing ,be 4stsipp h4s Irhed f it, & uat
tome miles axaf. Chi, Is more IL oac III
the a!sat and lubts CAT T. skipped The xho Eay hy
Xip t:oua,ry .he uld not form one oI ths maG out
to nIcSs herr st annaE and trantpor4-
tioa, c lie, viii be eaceE ~ 1qn';s' H 6s; ed:.css
L. s.o.1w T. q. Boz 92, MeanAIS, Teun.
, 1860-01-11
NElD 4lubl!ea1,ons.
NEW BOOKS FOR 1860
8. C.. e. RIG q s r. co.
39a a Lake Eueet, East Of s.ate.

1loME AND AErsuAr-Bayarl Taylols New
FtHurpe.. ei-1
GREAT IElBULA1 IcN-Ey 1sev. John Cum
S+.sS
PEENT1CEASA: Or, Wr7 AID HrNn8 n rAnA.
GnAru-By the E1ito. Of the Louisville Jour-
nAl %~V
MARY IIor1TTs HISTORY Of AME 1cA-
avol.............,........ rtiee, tz.ro
sEnM0Ss-by Richard Fu'lc., D. D., u Ha't--
nuse........-.. .-.......... ..-.lfice, u GO
HOW COULD He NELr 1T-Dy AS. Isne .Psice, -
EVENINGS At THE MlclsoScoPE-By +. Il.
Etsse %l-"'
CONCUED OF AGEs-By Ed BeCches. D. Price. s1.cs
DIARY OF 4 SAMAktTAS-Dy Menbsr ot
the 1nwa1d Association VI New OEea1 .rsce, ALTO
WILD 6:ESES ON THE FRONTIER; o. He.
1ors TIRE #ksr-Dy Emerson Bennett. .tttce. al:0o
GOSPEL IN LEv1T1cus; Or. Az E1ros111eser er
TIE H11.xw R1TuA-Dy j. A. LsEt, \. D..
S. c. GRIGGS Il CO,
Buscla,a Iron Nlock.s*1;
, 1860-01-11
'hNhW A.l, J-I IEH5Fla AnI taQU3Fh LEUPket-1H u
sry, ,.r-.r

Al NSTEk'S S4ALE.-Clrcult
l te;t Of c;ak County: ,E@ ns.o ~; ~;
Er,t min Ju es.-Ftts.u. fr u. ehas.cs > Lien.
Fn H.1.ee !t seuE Atve tut ia parsua,es q 1e
cure n ID. Neseikb~r Term y. T. 49, /. e. p.Ins
Free= Ma*ttr Ia t:haLer 1t ctuS ::Mts ssa1e Q! IL
Il 10 csek IN tie 1sn raid d.y. al ths TN t1eox
II ;aa Eu, tTou.r l.. the civ Il Chleak. cDuasf Or
Ctcx a,oesa ri :, uc 2nc.tcu fr cash. 10 The hish.
IS S.. ~ et Lo. Is ,sen = 'aa ea e. 70 70
th:cse ID ihs C. unty II G.nk aar E,l Tbs sans E!u-
te,p"s: st Eesf ss'*ss a., ~
Ctusee of sad lhrst 4ls~t snl IT ,ha nd Ftoxa
III. kxt sp1 EsI:AIua Ii4fs.t stsnn4aaf< Se e.
L, t. FAME kkEER.
x@Y.t-,s, rA. Ihsj heft.3+f id
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IN;GS'rEt'S SxAIE--i'ublic No

@lIsUSrEt'S SxAnE.-Public No
j. ter hereby gwen thas +. Chs. lit b oeE- Tho
Ttu,ce ct,tan liz If ust tstcu'e ID Tet W
Altol ~. an: >u4a h's wife. a" kd~:n u. uairaad
il T. dae! lie hit! lay II u tetnt t- l'a'.
wlF IL vfa:t ten mai. u the ueat rsonts
>ny n.aj lre -1e..ss! ssi >. tle svr seftho
t.as i.u. 'n'Er ~ ofchc -. C.u"', u Coos ntho
tut4t r. ,1' y" -Nusry u 1>s.l III leu ot!otk
::s sal. y At t":'e A.es;un 10 tie Il thtt
id s-a.h, PrAtsts- nd real Gsate c. avs ed "
.:k! DIR tt trust. - vi.
The ,9.;a LaI v tbs west quart Of tse nor heaEt
Jnastc twenty fou h'~n hip T. cnty no'th Of
.. -: aft. nuts- r. ntfp+i usr d +.
f t.d. 49,. the t'."' - QtaErr II tso
so.t lIt-t II .rtcE stGt III twc!s Hs. t"Fh hp tHss-
tr .s r2kt t1t u!1.et uta II Eep Il mst u
cL.!luk osts NJ Lind 81 led In q
Le a..i " In ~ t.:e Il lAs y !h< VI. sail
n:r tlt r,-:s rte F- .! s1r. "a eet.i ot huss
|. 7ceE. III IT.: *Gi q! b. xIoattr oI Le Cunnly u
Euu< Of Trust Uxtd~ Istso liz.
chicago, Lee, s14t, 3t19. dss9.tI
, 1860-01-11

sW Notice.-The undersigned,
toelbo7ters in tie Me1ehanis Eank Of Iaeor. Georgia
re ,y the PROVISIONS o 4 Charter nla personally 4a'e
Ut It. laue. Tic hcs Of this Da"k VII pe taken ty III
ndeno.t On The saue term. a. E.ntucky indiana AID
tu,c 1I.h. Ti:t.KFk CO.