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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22


MIurAHT RESOURCES oF rHE SorrH.-Ths.
New York Herald SAYS AN rr,n+.u, i,Ie,
generally Iaevails NJ the North thai the
new CUn'ederacy, ia preparing Tor military
deirnce has SOME difficulty ia procuring a
supply oil artillery sIorrs aud munitions oi
war. For the information uI that class.
the Herald SAYS that tie Anderson IroB
Works. near Richmond Va. are woI king
their furnac.s night and day casting Dahl
| grrn guns AMI C lumbiads Of the hrAyl-,r
cllibre aud exquisite finish. >, vrrll o.
these guns aud five lO-lnch m.rtals have
ALREADY BEEN iorluded 10 Cnasl,zag..i
sslnsl-sau $500 49, u
rredrRaF Iron W6iks nrar r
are allen bu-ily emplo, II ifys,aslii,e
hollow shot and shell. Several ts,is hs, :.
,irrady bs'rn forwarded to Qua l,stnn. -
The machine shop OF th. Atlantic and
North Carolina rAIlrnd. near Nheru.
y. C.. has beeh transferred int" mutt ~
arsenal. where several hundred hands sut.
nnw employed in altering musk~ts AID
,ssiing shot aud smell.
The alterations oil the mu-ket To ia.
MIME lle. compared with similar alt. r..-
iions m ode in New York Safe, give h
superiority to the former ia ever, resi,et-,
he samples Of shot recently exhibii,~i
included sixty-iour puundtr and a 50
IH'uHd~r. Snd furiy pound shells. Tia.
casting was isulils-ss. The railroad com
pahy have offered to contract with n,
Confederate States for an ind. finiir SUP
l'ly Of both guns and missiles guarHnIrs-
ing To do the work equal to any drn- ~
he North sud AT les price. There is .
Oundry near Petersburg. Va. also eng 6.
ID in CASTING morttrs and cauhon iu'
Charl' sion. O',ly day 81 two ngu n NOR
tar from this foundry. weighing $50
pounds. wa- placed ia hafeiy mar Fnri
sumter. A. for powd,r North Carolin
and Virginia have numerous mill iJr The
manufacture of this -xpiu>ive .g-n'. AMI
already have sent S0l.0O pam / p &c -
truct. 20 South Carolina. After this >Iai.-
nient OF L,cts. who will douhI The ability
of the South tn provide itself With mum.
items Of wary
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vhrlnla ana the crisls.

A considerable change in public senti
m-nt in Virginia has evidently taken
place since Mr.. Lincoln delivered his in
augural. The following from the Rich
mpnd Wig, is significant:
The stars aud strips raised by the Bell
aud Everett men, ia J,if,nson Ward, lasI
tlct,,ber. were hauled down yesterday from
the lofty pIo ERECTED by them, near the
vegetable market; and about o'clock D
m. in pur-uance Of public notice. large
aud piOmizcu"us crowd assembled ~ wit
nes- the ceremony Of h0lsting 'Palm't
o. Flag" in n ,ce OF the "SIar Spangled
| 3 inner" Previously smith baud march
I'd doEn Nam street Ia full blast 70 draW
attention to the event. When the baud
arrived, dr. Berry Amos pulled the bal
yaid. aud amid the oherrs VI the ma-sst
present. sent Slolt . white dag. uppn
which WA painted PalmettO tree. encir
cid Wy rsttlrsnake. Spe-ch-s, in keep
ing with the ncca-iOn. we're delivered 10y
Mr--rs. Bev D,uglas W ?. Gurdon. VIM
B. NrwtUn. Charlrs Young aud Thomas
I Z. Copper. after which the oruWd. I,rs.tS-
d'd Wy the hand. repaired 70 the Exchange
llOt.-l from the sisps If which Ih-y were
addressed By SENATOR LIBEL. OF J-ff..r-on
and thence 70 the SpotswoOd II ,use,
where the lIau. Jsrrmiah Morton. Mr.
Thants L. Preston. aud o. her-, d'livrr, d
bril- rp~--ch-s Al the close Of Mr.. NJ.
rrmu k. the 3 x of the southern Confrd
crazy va, displayed from uue Of the win.
doss 1t the hOtel. aud elected loud
cheering.
Tue D,lpasA aaYs that men oil all pai-
tie participated in this demonstration. tie
Union men nov considering some Aotiu D
n~c-s-sry for srli-l,reservstiOn.
RIcnSoS5. March 9.--The majority Of
the cumniitire un federal relations in the
State Convention rrport in Part. recOm-
m-mdiug = B'r,ler States C,fntrrruoe Ca
d~t-rmiu- uron a cour-- for iulure &C
ton also opposing c'rrcisn.
Is G.H-rnnr Wee Submitted = minOri-
" IrlriTt. giving = lit OF the demands
m ode upon thr North, requesting the
= ats To- give th--;r ausw~rs by Octoll- .
n~Xt. Aui that niraniine rvriy step h.
I t,kcu To- preserve the p-aoe. ] hst u'-'th
~ the goy,rntl ~ nor the src'-dri ) ats'-
, conm-nc,. h,-iili i,-s. the gnv-nmrnt r.
I tanning onlS sufficient iOrce ia the & re L.
I gsrrtsun The sane.
/ Nc lIarvi- also submitted . minority
| report. having thr-e signature, iOr tht
I,s--sge OF an orriiu tnc- Of re,r-rinn.
/ NJ. BTb'nr OF ,uipepier county al-'
submitted mus'riiy rrpOrt. setting 'ortl
I thai the i'-i-ral government must imm-
distely zdnpt measures tn afford the p.o
/ pie uf the slaveholding Statsr toll conrii
tuli0nal assurances Of their safety ia con
/ tinuIng further association with ih-n
under Common government; al-O r.
/ commanding the spl'oinf ment Of commi-
riourrs 20 Montgomery 70 confer with th'
/ confederate suthufitirs.
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Nsau ranslfsla..-E seFythinn y rninf
e. k.i.kiY ~ WtniaEuu. Prellsrttiun
80 k.lnf aiils c. .nmelisfa sersicn.-
sftafips ~ iluiur srraifa and afdsfs liss.
t.sa afeuia a. =lu't.ifan outsii. tha
49, csn a. hnrer ohtain nuprlles q
Hr.giasnnfaud e|fisr AZ ihe Navy far.i.-.
AFl a lIlia ln ounHaaud ~ furt Adkte
q i.dIlr InllIs aeFtIoa. uluuutiuF thua
AuaFV uua. dsilf rrport ~ the ralthrt
81 aalsa y haaril hsFe. AZ sunflss and
rua.af sauadIn1 ~ q clap of ihundof
Mffhslrf. we haara r. inhr ~ frirrsuce O
f'em dlg ~ tNn 49, n1rinr tha dsiy
NsHlu u ia haF|nr moanisd ere or So
ni ite-e lfrra Ceiuniatsila. csisciudrd D,
~ iaauf iaani alIsl ~ hoN thsy Seed
hof.niIn ~. - i.richr.l tnFth uns 81 thrs
tua - y 20 flrkens. Whi,h shcok even
fllaf arluni asd aMlika rlcheua. whiai
I'nala.l.aiaIr test - arms. snst lu q aas
tneaf eVefT snf a. tIlaf E.rt uas mennrd
a.. Va w. 50 astnnislled AZ heariur a..
rnn 'flIa f.Ft arkn aufIn1 hours. and
tsinf RsNrAs ~ lnne.l ssut tssn b. In
Nasss She asi lAe matisr. but to'ind a."
la|Ha hurt
~. i.es -. aaf.oas q - a IN.
N4aNIFn EAn craw ~ thar Fes-el b
a1a.s 20 .'.aisf rniIraIy III abaltioul.t.
saI INa h.c,lHla veg utnnniuus. TIE
less nnt had daoruey enough 81 trrs
-. rli1ilT thIaa aho HFru And enouTl
n ANnlT lhsn a|Ih a rIHit.
TIVE lallfs al thH niltarr All aoriet
hers 49, daily rnlsrrd lu iheif psiriQti
art ~ n ialnf osliftlrra and ne ~
I'm 81 patriotism y mtnlifatrd eve
I.lh,. lIiIIs a|fIs tsoaf ahom - noiiuell
a. aren|nr - iEl srt. nakIng uiluIttur
nargrlfWn wlib pfffect drleht. hffl
ni.nEInf 81 knosiar shsi rfpfeseuiailou
ra.y aFfe lofniInf ~ the terrilllu 49,
faas which ere CON 10 BE- used.-fi.
lfAa.s.
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awhat hl.a.sd lhirT it h." said Mr.
Jones 10 the widnW Pennington one day
during the late revival. ''ihat - msn,
trpnr sul. are hing called 70 - saved
.Drar me. yrp." replied lhe widow Il
onh with thar nv dear late cnnssrrt. Paul
snuld h ,vs liv.d 10 - this blesaesi ~
viii. H-wsa mot imminrnt Christinu
in his day aud gruefa'hu Mn Jnns.-
Hlih.ash ! -as IL. anil have ~ iou'a ilIsl
hr u " hsply in b.y.lnrl'ub's ls-nin
Aud the old Isdy ol0ssd hrr 90 W 81 .
oiiwPsp - ~ PiTippal Ylriga,
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pnorurrv 90 Cot. BaNross--Rsv. Mr..
tuGcld. Of Philadelphia IN ha Past Day
srrmon. related the following Anecdote
81 ihs iais coi Thomas II. Benton
A ~ mrnihs before the decsass % the
laig OF benton. he nald 70 = younx pulit.
cal ffirnd, thea on a Wait 70 washing.
ioni 'fnunT man. you have seen she
uali % Patents. the Post Omee. the Capt
iol CO. whom have they ben built NJ
sch an enormous ezprnaef For che
ptople 81 the United States. suppose.
U.lir.f 61aiss No. ar. mol They are foI
the southern Confederacy. which ha'
been plotting Cor the lat Eve and twenty
years and which greaily fear the nation
VII not saks up % discover, until Il \
tno lnfsf"
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Nrwsrsraa ca,sor.-F. 7. CoorHE,
E-q.. uho lor q number Of years has con.
ducied the Nouticslle Jssr-si 9Th mark
"a ahility. has cold out the estAbli-hrn-n'
toN W D,ta. E-q.. And rrtirrs fsum Ed
toriai iiie. Hi. bru,hren Of the pres- viii
s-sy rrner.lly frgrvt biz Determination
We wiA both The outgoing AID The In
cominr editors an manusr % succe,A
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

llsaed ia dent or d.nrarats o,irfA nsialh.
~ " Iar Qsl.fle 81 l|.a arsalal STATES.
g. u inlarrs not drirralrd 10 he
l.nle.lorAiri Aisfss ~ ihe Con.gilulion
49, ploalhRra IS ia 10 lha AalsA aru ~
.sfs.i @ ~ 1istea. f,apectivuly g . a.
ARTICLE VII.
M Ihn faileoalioa ~ the oonssntlonu
Of lfe siaies silsii b. auGl acnt for The -
tahll'aaniuiit ol ths CONSTITUTION betWreu
~ aiaiv- b. fsliiy las tAa same.
When I've staira shall have ralitesI
thm Constitution. n The manner h.lor,.
al~clard. thu C1nrrasa under che Prosi
sitnal oundauiiin hall prescribe the
time o. bold - the tleoilon q President
aud Voc President and. ior che meeting
% the Eleciornl Colhgc and. Ger o9upt.
inr ne rniot. and inau raratlng the frnsi
dent They shall. .lao prracritns chs
time hir lssliiun the hr.l rloction 81 mean.
bels al Cmrnas nnilur this Constitution
aud the time iof as.emhllnr che sane
until the assrmblinr of suoh ConEfess
tnu 2 mFra uud.r Che prOyiaiouai Cen
siiiaiHiu shall continue % eNercise M
Legislative powrrs granted them npt -
teudinH bo, uud ile time limited b a.
Consultation Of he Provisional Govern
mrnL
kdsp,sd. unsnimou.ly. March II. 1851
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THE CoTToS CoNsrHERs REAssURED.-The
cotton manufacturers Of Great Britain are
recovering from their extraordinary panic
about secession In this couatry. They b.
gin to see that there j. no great danger Of
their supply OF the great siElile being cut
VT The London Shipping Gasette takes
thi, view Of the matter:
Great apprehension has been excited in
this country BY the prospect Of n short
-upply Of cotton from America, during
the coming > ear. and We shall not regret
tbs prevalence Of the s~ntiment it, rs il Is
probable, il leads TO the early develop
ment Of other sourcrs OF supply. aud
terminates that condition 81 almost Also
lntrtrRrnd-noe upqu the American cot.
u Tor the ~ nlaierial which Rpr
-Iiii'e,,' ',s llNlNl h slsSrtNIyso
o. MAJ il. F,s-srs Afmodkst en-
however that have too great faith In the
principles Of ecunhmic science. and in
that first law Of nature" on which those
principles ar. Cor the most part founded
10 believe that the commerce uf any
country can iu thrsr daNs b. annihiliatrd
hy any proc-ss which the Wit OF man can
i. wise, % his power Iut in op-rstion.-
The prevalence OF civil var IN the South
-rn States of America might temporarily
-usl~ nd the course of Industry. aud the
produce &c some estates would b short I;
bat the d-mand which has hitherto stimu-
lated the cotton trade in thos, States will
till under slmusi anF conceivable clrcum-
-tsnces, pru,lucr the supply. To suppo--
that the southern States Of America can
% on without producing oottun j. 10 sup
lose men can exist without the means Of
life aud IL cotton is pToduced il will ind
/, market ~ sur, Is a. it j. raised. To u
Il v &c no great c'nsrqurno- whether that
"a 'rkrt j. a. une port or smother, and
.shether the shipments &C this conntrl
m. made in the Gulf Of Mexico. ~ Guar
r-tOn. 10 Savannah, or ~ the N,rthprh
puts. To the purchasers Of southern pr, =
.uce aud esIr cially TO the cnnsumrrs OF
stiOn in thu country. the only QUESTION
will ct on continue to b. pIoduced in
fhe S'u' hrru Staiesg For % SURELY ~ il l.
6 will hnd iis way Ca that caunuy Eher-
here J. the greatest dem md for it. Whe
her. therefore, the secrr-ion mnyrIueni
.ucce. 80 fail and ~ believe Il will isil
t,.rly-we n ~ continue 20 be- the GU
.amsr~ of th. C.stton Statr- 20 long ~ tn. !,
uurinus 10 cultivate that srticlr of com
RE- which will he 30 long ~ there D.
80 Estate 10 the Suih that will grnW il
labor TO be Obtain~d foe lie culiiva
tlsu.
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Rrsatiauos.-rhs ciliiena Of Psnola.
Ne. b-iuE di.a-ii-6-d sish tbe oourse
n urmpbi. IN thelals sl-osiou, are max.
lnr arrsnrrmenta n establish r-vilar
Ice 81 steamers bst~eeu THAI plsoe and
Ne~ Orleaa- 70 cary - their produce
they ~ No. sc,ivsly Engaged IN getting
~ subscriptions 70 elcan out the Tails
aaiohie river. Th- ~ woik that can b.
,ccsmpii-hed at q cot Of about so. 900.
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- The New Yrk HssuH aaya that
Al. propusnArzo Of Northern raoe courses
Plsul 30 unsbie . present any vevy aitFart
i've programmes during the coming spsing
.od sammer scaaoa. The Southern
horses. Viii 4 are 20 chisay relied uPon,
vii b. retained a. home. snd the North.
eru rec. VII b very tams aH.irs.
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Tur SorrHrnE Fac ~ ViaoISiA "A
isrrs oro~d s-.smbled on the i7th, oppo-
dee thr cd Market. Richmond hrsded
y sni,hs Bad They pulled down ''thr
o.. and strips. " snd run up IN pl-cc Of Il
~ sscr..ion q. 70 the mu-is - che Mar.
ellie. Hymn. Specohe- vers made and
lreai euihu.ia-m manifested. On the
sms evening" large snd beautiful South
w rights aag waa boosted in shs streets
& Petersburg. IL u adorn~d wiih seven
larEs blue stars. leasing hank IN the
osntsr Coz Virginia, which. L u expected,
III 900 take her Plsos 10 che SOuihsru
Confsdsracy.
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A M swALiowlso a linLa.--the other
az. ChalIeg. nrr yeafl uIi lound one o.
r.asa tnfInns bona-finmed circles Which
hiies htsa nafn.d eyelrta. ard, whlie
ritg'nr n TO- rsrifn. swallowed q. The
hml|y Ntlt in thu housp. busIly engaged
Wiih a wagk on entomology, Wien Charley
rsn m With mnulh Niia oprn. and eve.
fIaahl..I b lhflf uimoat olpaeliy. b.
n.,shar caufht hln ~ The aru. end lr~m
h|af eth thnl dep anElsty WhIch only
4 naihsf can fsl inqullpd
ewhafa ne mait-g What has hap
re- urshin. an ss,ps, masasrd % sr,l
awaHrFi
nar tlaarhl uhrn amer drlpklni
clnltal'f ~ erf'aimeli
ilN. ma'hsr. Il .aaIlnaf,l 4 hhls ~
t'aI||a4t.I haIs. C'lafrg r.
~Ie.. mHhrf I .ualinesi q hola w|tl
FAsea y ven Iapnl 4"
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IIax. JEas. CLnuESs.-Welearu thai 'nF
position Of Msjorooneral Of The AlAoAm.
o,,.-. h. b,.o tsndsrud ~ and soosf'ted
hy Al. u,n. Jrra. CIanicna.
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PROCLAMATION.

nv virtue of the power vested IN me Ny
th- Convention Of che State Of Mississippi.
I do hereby appoint Monday the twenty
Hah day Of March. A. D. 1891. - The de-,
Toe the rr-aaaemhling NJ said C,Snveatiou
a the II ~ of tho Representatives IN Jack
con Mi.sis.iptl. W. n. BARRY.
President Of Convention.
~ Papers IN tho State are requested
10 COW, lMtrrh IS. 1861
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

There j. y good DIAL or ira'l IN The Gh
living paragrth. ~ o lr readers W d ds-irc
'hd arknowlrdgs;
An UMBRELLA. il IL i'll, can b. taken
- n test uf character Th- man VIII"
AXE an umhr, H. out with him l. c u
mus fellow WIN shun~ all sp-culaiInn
tnd j. pr-tty SUR 10 die rich. The IN q
sho j. alw y leaving his umhr, u, heiii,.
him j. un- whn generally max no r.
VISION inr to- morrow. II Is REX ,>-,
houl htl,ss. always late for the train
raves the -'r,rt dnor op-n when hr so--,
,"iur late ~ night. aud u abb. nj IA -ucI
d-grre A. Ia sp-ak III sc n b,ly Ia 'li
! pr.-s-ncr 81 At mo hri. Tie mtn win
! lNay~ lo-ing Iii uml rs.lla is Hn unlucl ,
i"g. whn-r b IL are alwaSs prnt'-''u
whore boots pill, WHO gluv' scrsck who,
buttons arr alNa,s coming uH. Who
| change j. -ure Io have -omr d d none,
| IN it. Be careful how u l-nd huudi' G
.lnll,rs To- such man. The man who i
perpetually expressing nervous anxiri,
about his umbrella. and wondering IL it !
safe. IL full 81 uneasin-ss and low -u-Ii
/ cion. let him be ever 80 rich. give hin
not your daughter
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THn wuf.r cuor ~ Maa-uatL CovE-
~. Mss The Holly SPRING Hraii 81
he i5ih inai.. says
Ia converaaiion with many ~ the farm
80 a. dad 20 l-srn that the uheat crot
~ tbs county BEDS fair 10 b. begisr thai
-rrr besure. A larrr amount q land ha.
mar lnnk lof "a unususlly lafEe GRIP
hall exporiinE Wheat and 1our The CON
"a summer.
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Tuo.n SuIrs ssHr SovTH.-A good deal
exoitsment VA. created throughout
" s,uih. b = dispatch publishrd . few
~ ago from N-v Ycsk. that q numb.F
Z shifa bed ben chartered By the Gov.
rnnirui the destination 81 Ehioh "a,
ne s,suih.rn port- Il was imsgin-d that
by wvie 20 b. laden with munitions and
,fuf fcrmeni, co. the FORTS In South
'uolina aud Fiorida. siill bid b. ths
Iuii-d Stats GuvsrnueuI The follow
~ Later Dispatch explains The matter and
l'crs = psecabls faos upoa the move
nrut
Wssumoros. March i5.-Tbs commis-
iouers froin the Coui-drraie States ye-trr
~ srnt 10 NJ 8eward. the united state
s-crutafy Of ~ nle. ihs propo-itionaofWh which
hry AZ thr beafers.
~ srward n.krd time 70 consider then.
shich che ulmmisa cnrfs have granted
u ! -upi.osrd hsre that th- ID l. INST
- wlil q rvfrrrsd 70 ihs senate for "a
ficr and dsciaion.
In ne mssuiims NE Reconsideration
lrny ihai anf unususl dsmgnstration ;
ntFnded N ~ masle IN kouthern wafer.
ne vsssFls Which lfn New York y~sier
W ere Destined solely for trsn-por'
.rrvioe. And In this convection u !.
iaird that there are uPNards Of TO
rcqs In rsras awaiting oouveyanc'
Norh.
hosh Msssra. crasioFd add Foruyih. IN
rlumisinnera lrum she C.sn'rdrrui
Naira. also rive aarunncrs that theFe vii
= ~ aliaek uron forf Pickena. iill thrj
ssve rernris The result q their misaioi
frusldrnt Davis.
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~ ne. Tbomas Harris. .. s. n. died
IN Philsdrlphia on Monday, In The 's'h
year Of his age.
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THs Two PsEaDsSrL-The PhfIad-l.
phia Ps.asyhaai.a draws tie following
iut CONTRAST bslWssn Mr Davis aud n,
Lincolns
The President u the Southern Conf d
eraay y = Erntl~mrn. . scholar. rold,-.
and = stale-man. lie ha- aitains,d eiuin
sncs IN every department Of life 70 which
be has turned BIZ aft~nin. aud hi. name
!. ths ven synauy a ~ purity and hopor.
Like th- Cbevali-r Be ar,i. be b with
out fsnr and withnut rrpsaaoh.
The Pr sidsut elect OF tho Unit~d
States y n~ither = scholar. = saldtr. nos
aslatesm n. H. has soms sxIs rirnoe -
. aia prias lawyer aud = heal psli'ician-
mnrp. u Ne may trust Lis Republican
hwraph-H a. = 1absaimsu and q rai
splltfsr Withnut she pnlahoi sl~sanc.. Al
ihs spll hrsd mac. b. hsa 30 the rough
mannen snd o.iars- sa,inrs q the ol1sn
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- Enough iron has bv~a contracted
or 70 carry The track Of the railway IRON
Mogidian 70 Joue.' Bluif. on the Bigbee.
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- The publics,ion Of the h'mPhi-
E.q.irsr. edited By solon Barisnd. hs-
beeu Suspended. Il u united With the
As.lsnnAe.
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BArrLE ~ YoRKroWS. As DE<cRIBED Nv
A NEGNo on TuE SPur.-Wr clip the gol
lowing from the Petersburg Va } Erprss:
We convened wi one OF the -xcurrion
i-ts yesterday. and hr informs u that
while a. Yorktown. Saturday. he learned
IN authsnfie Point In the b story ct the sur
render NJ CurnWallis that has thus FAT
ESCAPED the historian attention. u wA-
the .is'' nH nj uf m old nspIo Win i I'll
soni- yeats ago aiid Tho claimed % have
been IN eyewitness NJ the stirr..nsl 2. A.
oorsling to this vrriHbls ie~li6~r w IN
lneinn coFnpred Crnwsllis in csve. IN
auinK up 90 him reIs-d him b. The eailar.
and remarked: sNs~ yau old rtsc,l
I've cnualst you 4 lat aid ten h.. struck
him rislA -mar'ly aud bat d m ~ith ~
hst iill b. guv iu.
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GREAT rrMALR MEn1crNEi

Fpaaes WIN value health. should nrvrT b without
tl--s Isis Tll-y purify the h.1 Fpmorr sbtruct1as
Of I'll kinds elran- tie akIn az al pniplA sud htehsl,
aud bring the rich eubT n hrGil1 " the pale cheek
~ The F1nhts And Herbs Of which these Pills an
made were discovered 10 very surpTi-inR way Huons
the TezncAnS trb+ a Aboriginsa N Mexico Get the
Almanac Of Agent, and you win rad with o~ght,
the VERY interesting ancOunt contains Of The CK1AI
unaclSE'' a the AEteca.
Ohserve.-TAs Asuafafa Hat P1s an pst Up n q
BaaHf5a WrayP0 Each bax euMidias 70 Fd, Gad Read
q Is eeHn peT 30 AZ DsaVfA. hau d egaafsrS q
q TL-LlStlH 4 90 an raeA tn
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caa AZ ~ tasn.la lisorri.i rdlIorl. 4
men "a reeu'iF phFfe'l aaraolfirs end "a
Va .HI'Iaa'r FHeIrf aoI nalanraFanrl,. h'a
hsm@I HIwa'I e. ah|.Ile "a ting n|a|a"
n HHa aH lnH sAinr Nme wIih lhn n.me
neNIa ||e ~ HrIf. hina Ih|a nsal 40
emu |..wH0| - rIhFl Ils. ahah 3 Is
wH u vs. HH|n1 FI.alIMenI. laaa ~
uefaH ..'aI ~ 1naIaF Itm lha
NnaN NNl ae se.lf Irnan NaaNN sInrs
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UNIVERSITY or HISSISSIIPI.

CULTF
FREDERICK A p BARNARD ILL.,. d.
CHtN uLpR
WILLIAM F. sTEARNs IL D. and
ION IAMES r TRutTER
Prof-s~orso i ,svest mental Science and Law
FREDERICK 4 p. BARNARD.
Pi"fessnr Of Piysle- A-trononiy and Cfvil r.
gin ering aud Q vd n.eS Of Christianity
ONWARD c BUYNTON. A. A.
Pr,.fossor OF Chemistry, Minenlogy and Geo
HENRI wHITEHnRNE- MA.
Professor # Greek and Ancieut Literature.
JORDAN NJ. PHIPlS N. A.
Professor 81 Pure Mathematics.
WILLIAM H. NJ ORR. NJ A.
Professor OF English Literature.
HON. IUtIUs q g, LAMAR
Professor 1t Ethics Meisphysiesand coustith
,LEXANnER j QuiNcHE MA
profas or Of Lain and Modern Languages.
a'RT,IN HARRISON r. A.
Assistant to the Profes sor Of Physics
l,HE thirteenth Annual session Of this institution
| W open on the 18th dg Of september. lS00, IN
,er the he dhectioh OF the able and experience,
saf'uity named HtOve.
The UniveT ity ofI-rs ADVANTAGES TO young me,
seeking thorough education unsurpassed anywher
the Cnred States. and uneqaadled in the South.
lts appa stls and Arrange ntelt for the ILLUSTRATIVE
4 Physical Science and Chemistry are enlirely unr'
all d ~ Mn'rralnvy il p0--esses cabinet Of
AZ p-cimens. choice and valuable
The resid n and Pr. .iessors need NJ commend
n r. m th,. hoard 1T Trustees mat Of them hem,
veil and kyar.dhy kR.wn b. the pubic saes.xper
moi snd aide ins rlctnrs.
IL. loe,Iioa Il he Upiv-r-isy Is in the highest q
re h,Hithfnl-na .pldemc sickness has ever o.
urrstl thar'. ~ ~ Oxford.
The guv'a ptnrntui The University r. mild lul eFt
cent. Every eIiuft unrie 20 cultivate manly TIN.
ferlIng Nin'RE ihe stud ntS and rlgEaiea siand
lard ~ morality: Il moreover sarrnunded hy
0pulstinn Whose prpctic ugdd tir nlanou aa,
nnrsll9 IL veil kn'sn an : a surpassed a.
Fhere
Il i also easily Acessble b-4ng on th- hne oft
Mississippi Central Railr'ad which V nov fully
nlstsd
The soenmmodati~us are EufHcirnt tor the coulfpi
Al iea-t three hundred -tndents
pa 'i,,u~ Gymnasium Niih all the nn,rsi apprav >.
tpl~rRtu> f'r enconragins bodily exercise And prs
noting physical dvelopm-ni Wl h. real, 'nr
y the hall
rsEA -Tand,'n So pr annnm
Fuel and tften ianae "a, 10 ttOSr ulna isstig,
I the college hiiliiug. go
TnirAan In The Law D partIr.nt g.
Rard in the Coilssgs. hsrthha h,lu.e. and ti.,f.
So famill~N shout pr panh
fAMfe n HuwRY
a,.ey sfth~ ttialt
0rtrd iuh isGn Hlt
z n. c. GLENN,
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EtSscsrTAEr FlsFb's DEFESu.-The
virrinia pspcrs publi-h lengthy letieS
ron the Tloa. John n. Floyd. late s-rpsary
q var. IN rrlalion 70 che alleged fraud.
bic departmsut. The b S~crrtary
ives . fali history q the aoosPsAnoss Civ
In fsvur q Mss-rs. Russell, Majors 4
Ws1drll. tie sites sulhoriiies Tor The l.
aliiy q bic acss, says the existence Of the
,cc-pianoss Wa kno~n In commercial cir
10. Cor over three years, aud AYERS that
he var department. never Waa managed
aore economically Than it va during Ih'
dnini-trniion q Mr. Buchanan. lie al
70 disci.ins IN oonnectiou With Bi'ey
md ..ys he canBoi ere for the life Of him
vhai the young mans object was IN ruin
F. ng himself 10 ps~veut d.graoe from he
acuxhiupoa opa Nha IA 49,