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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-04-23
Virginia Convention.

MONDAY, April 15th--In the Convention, on
yesterday, the Committee, appointed to visit
Washington for the purpose of ascertaining the
policy OF the Administration, made their report,
enclosing the reply OF Mr.. Lincoln, which has
already been published. The Committee made
no comment upon the reply. A resolution offer
ed by Mr.. Holcombe, that the Convention sus-
pendthe order of going into Committee, was
passed and second resolution, by the same
gentleman, that the Convention would go into
secret session, was debated during the day
This resolution was opposed by Mr.. Scott, OF
Fauquer, on the ground that the policy which
Virginia should now pursue was plain and clear,
and there needed to be no secresy in the action
of the Convention. This action, whatever it
might be, would have to be submitted to the peo-
ple He was in favor of presenting to them the
alternate propositions of immediate secession, or
cooperation with the Border States. Mr.. Hol-
combe replied, showing that there were other
things to be done in secret session besides chang
ing our relations with the Federal Union. Mr.
Preston, Mr.. Wise, Mr.. Branch, Mr.. Dorman
and Mr.. Scott, (of Powhatan,) also advocated the
necessity of going into secret session. Mr.. Early
and several others, briefly opposed it. On mo-
tion of Mr.. Gillespie, who asked that time BY
allowed all for becoming satisfied fully as to the
authenticity of the Presidents Proclamation, tht
Convention adjourned until ten o'clock Tuesdae
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-04-23
The Call from the War Department.

The following is the call for troops issued, in
accordance with the proclamation of the Presi-
dent by Secretary Cameron, and giving the quo-
tas allotted to each State to furnish:
~ WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April ID, 1861
10 Has Ercellency, the Gouernor ~
SIR: Under the act of Congress for calling
forth militia to execute the laws of the Union,
suppress instructions, repe invasions, &C." ap-
proved February %, 1895, have the honor to
request your Excellency to cause to be immedi-
ately detached from the Militia of your State the
quota designated in the table below, to serve as
Infantry or Rifemen for the period of three
months, unless sooner discharged.
Your Excellency will please to communicate
to me the time at or about which your quota
will be expected at its rendezvous, as it will be
met as soon as practicable by an officer to mus
ter it into the service and pay of the United
STATES.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-04-23

O .......... 6 mo nths. ............ 40 90
AN advertising for less time than three months, oiU
be charged at the usual rates-$l 90 per square for
the first insertio and taOentyUe cents for each sw6se
queast issue
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

STATE OF o MARYLAND, Scr.
a, .n,,... LVsRT COUNTY, ORPHANS CoURr, 1881
III appncAuon Dy petition of Maria j. Ross and VIM
Macdanis administrators OF JAMES ROSS late o CayeIt
qunty deceased 1t is ordered that hey give the nece re-
CURED py law foT creditors exhibit claims against
inc sad and that the be published once in
the newspapers printed in Baltimore city - 'N' VI
VIM. A. PARRAN
Register Of Wills, Calvert county
Osiyert county have obtained from the Orphans Court
Of calvert in Maryland letters OF administration
on the personal estate of JAMES ROSS late Calvert
said All persons having claims against the
AZ are hereby warned exhibit the same with
18th S thereof to the subscribers at before the
cluded ~ 1uig next they otherwise By law be
nanos THIS 10Th day Of January, 1851 wa
MARIA J. ROSS,
mh27Iav8w WIN. MACDANIEL,
Administrators,
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THERMOMETERS.

THERMOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
r,rrro. .,,,, BOOKS,
and
GLOBES
~ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE
PETER WALTHER,
20 W. FRAT street
Blunt, New YORK
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aSmmissigH Tlsrfbsnts.

,5 Xu ~ sAi p6fA41,,r M FR1NcIs sTxK.
v 0PP A5KE&s * fFkk5EFfiH si5EEsgs
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
No. 81 WEST PRATT Strict,
Have for sale Near Bowly's wharf,
Also, Mess, Pr me and hump Pors Bacon and Ru,t Moot
IarIlcular atlenton pad to supplying orders mh5tf
GEORGE WARNER
For THE SALE OF s6 GT4HkISs1 EN5
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
Nsssrs K;r,,on BEERS tnsl by permission to
M Msssrs I BaskisT i SIhlpisy, Baltimore
Messrs Spots, Harvey Co, Richmond
Mssss AT + T. Sn mS dHs9ngnd
Messrs. Toulmin, Voorhees, 4 Co. Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ., New ORLEANS
EEn%q. W warner, Esq, Philadelphia.
919.e mh3-tf
WILLIAM S. CROSS.
- OK H&S ER SI4 coMM hSR MERCHANT
Will e efand E E. Falls. FaiIs and Eastern Avenues Bait
Hoops, &c, and Gil orders for same 'H00As
Messrs Magraw Rooms Agents Pa Central RR ca R.,t
Ei% N ShsfIer, Baltimore '-''@' mr. 20 BAIT
Teay { wallace New York.
$ W Miller Esq, burlington, Pa. nsf
I PARkHURST, JR, l. CO,
-. GENERAL COMbISSION MERCHANTS.
SPERM, REFINED 4S sB S SRfbE WHALE Y OILS
SPERM AND AbAa4NTiSE cA "a DisisSh o'iS'
fe9tf " ~ Bal inoas' Nd.
KNOX Co,
IA SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Us SMITHS WHARF,
consEnmsnts address or to our
re IS IN the various ports Of Europe and the West Indies
M ". WHITMAN,
w 'conI FIESS2gG5 4 7N RG GF I gH1 Mt,
WOOL GHb Fhd E R SESHs E1fqT BEEswAz
i2.tf .--D.- . NA4' BALTIMORE
STIoKNGY q Co.,.
NAILS COAL AND IRON,
NO o. Fsxohange4'sce w stairs ,a1.ts
I HOOPER & CO,
%. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
$500. COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,
ClIARKE i PEGRAM, w. NJ FS''AA
VIRGINIA AND N6k G2 5HE Manufactured
No and & ! t &aie4 stI street.
aulO-tf Baltimore.
fNAPRON & CO..
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
al
orts in IRELAND ' nI-t r.
5f EN SIsYA RIENAN f SONS JOSEPH H''aA'
~ PROVISION
No"H1cEiOAt re q - ~ 4 o.
-, N. HOWARD STREET,
| '9 o. Ger ehEsoS Nc. vIoKERY
sOoETd CARSON CO.,
- WESTERN PRODUCE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NOS al ana 40 l1iaET STREET,
Liberal advances made on consg,msn, BaltimSre
| yET n WATTEPS = 90 - :.
VA 1. w Ab1Eho q w.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
| No IS EXCHANGE PLACE.
| LOMBARD STREET,
| ,-,. BsA a y WV, ,,,,,.,--,-z
hand large ana very me STOCK Oh OLD Rye "HlSKEY
| IN NGICoN = f0 1-,--
| l. GRAIN AND FLOUR MERCHANTS
| lAPoKFERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO.
1900 WOOD STREET, B0WLY'S WHARF,
!eIo-tl Baltimore.
| ! RI KlLBURN,
~ No. 45 SOUTH STREET,
| Directly opposite Guilford street.
| Is prepared to supply
| SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
| with
| ri r TER
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H. Hu@s ty2 hssa fcY ts sfs o. Asayaw oinr,on s,a
bead for sd!ss rwo-thris SHARED Veal 'Csiyss
The market Ia half cent lower with large sunplv and
duh trade; sales at S5h cts very few at cts for
asOme common Kittens" not fit for dog meat at sCa
90 Mich Cows-Tne demand is very trival-sales at
generally at S4o945. Swne-We notice an improved de.
mand and prices higher-sales at XlI5A cts live
for fed, and Az GAY cts. for distery-fed Ony
400 head remained over.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
RorTERDAM-Ship Simeon Il 450 hhds. tobacco
600 900 lbs. copper ingots, $50 bhs. rosin.
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sometime bettp person. probably for want of
day that the basin had been poisoned p yester
ers The extreme folly Of such report IL sv;d
in the fact that the soldiers at Cam Cnr evident
report had its effect, and many peonle nseS tne
water during the day. In fact, such manic wei,
created that it was deemed necessary to nlacs
guard around the BASIN Harrisburg (Pa. Union
April %.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26
CTATE OF MARYLAND. Scr

e.. new material for ladies' dresses has come out
,a a'hs, called Epouns, resembling Indian cash.
mere, but not so expensive
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

The British Board of Trade, in IDS report o feb.
ruary last, says that out of the three IN ilions of
hour and wheat importations for that year in the
oni ne Kingdom, the United States furnished
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Il CITY, IN EQUITY.-GEORGE f SLOAN Trustee rs
SAMUEL A. SLOAN, JACOB DEEMS JR-Ordered ~
NOTICE to the creditors of SA MUEI. A. SLOAN & JACOB
EEM D. Jr as copartners and individuals, to file their
cas properly auentcat d, with the Clerk Of the Supe-
for Court OF Baltimore city, before the neenth
gay OF June next by causing copy of this order
published IN some daily newspaper in the city of Baltimore
once week for three successive weeks
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MOVEMENTS OFoUEAN STEAMERS.

Ships. Leave For D,rs
New York. Liverpool "a
H!oernian Portland. Liverpool .........Anril ~
Algo.......N New York Liverpool, Aprii 81
Fuon........New York. Observation-Disclosures II
TO ARRIVE.
Ships. Leave For Davs
Asia........... Liverpool.....Ne York....Apri J3
Bremen: Son hampton. New York ..April II
The Havana Steamers leave New York on the I'd, Ttl
Ith each month, and Charleston, c. ION
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VIM. GEO KRFBs
True copy, Test: R0BT. J. KERR

Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, 10Th April lS6l.-0rdered, that the sales made
and reported oy Parkn Scott Trustee nortCaged
estate of James Peters and wife, be ratified confirmed
unless to the contrary thereof be shown
he 10Th day of May next provided copy this order
pc inserted IN some newspaper printed Baltimore once
IN each OF three successive weeks before that day
The report states the amount of sales to be- s2i6l
ROBT J. KERR, Clerk
True copy-Test: ROBT. j. KERR,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

ber has 40 hO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
city, letters Of 1fsn the Orphans Court Of Baltimore
q he said sas having
exaibt the same, with the voucher hereby warned to
ns on OF psore the 9th day October q the sgpsc
All indebted estate are pene Of SAD
day Of April 1851, ''sN Ang fnu ny band this Sd
apalaw4Ws 'onn sMAN,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

Il CITY, 18th April, l56I--JOSHUA JENNINGS pS
ABRAHAM JENNINGS AND OTHERS. Ordered that
the sales made and reported by Samuel H. Tagalt Trustee
the sale OF the property mentioned the proceedings in
this cause be ratified and confirmed, unless the
contrary thereof be shown before the
way next provided copy Of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore in three
suggestive weeks before the said sixth day Nay mkt
The report states the amount OF sales to be S21I3.
ROBT J. KERR, Clerk.
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dpIoIaW5W Clerk.
IN THE CIRCTTTT COITRT FOR RATTTW0RI

;,., CITY, March Tern 1s6I-GLENN Us: WILLIS s.
Trustee for the sale of the property referred to in the
foregoing report, be ratified and confirmed unless
cause TO the contrary thereof shown on or bafor
eighth day of May next provided copy of this order be
inserted In some printed Baltimore once in
" next @ '' VI
The report states the amount of sales to be s225O
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-26

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
her has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
CITY letters OF administration the personal estate of
MAkTlN KERNEY late Of said city, deceased. All per-
having claims against the said deceased, hereby
aeu 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
thew subscriber before the 9Th day of October next
said otnerwse by law be excluded from all benefit of
to ma All persons indebted to said estate requested
I'd dayof Apr e payment Given under hand this
ap3-law4w STEWART JOHNS, Attorneys
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apIS-2aw4w


Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Baltimore
letters estamentary the estate of SIMON FLEiSH
MA late OF said city deceased An persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby exhibit
same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on or
fore the 2st day of October l6 they otherwise, by
law be excluded from all benefit of sand II persons
indebted to said estate requested to make immediate
payment. Given undsr my hand this 10Th April,
1861 RICENA FLEJSiINANi
apo law4wh Eyerutrix
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LINE OF

.,,,- ~ PACKETS.
- EDWARD EE ERETT, 60 Gunby
:" CHARLES, &c Ruark
These vessels all of superior class, insure the
owest figure They sail regularly advertised and are
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The ca
paciy too of the above vessels in such win afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin Storage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON & CO.
ono wv ,r,r>-,o,. No CT Pratt street.
GEO " HYNSoN Co, Agents. New Orleans, will for.
ward with promptness and dispatch all goods consigned
%
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gfaaI Hotiffs.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, 18th April lS6l-0rdere, that the sale of sub
ground rents OF fifty dollars per of the of
Adam Welsh deceased, on Paca street, made and
ported by B. NJ. Heghe and G. W. Dobbn, Receivers
ratified and confirmed unless the contrary be
shown before the 18th day of May next; provided
copy of this order be published week for three
cessive weeks before that day. in daily newspaper
printed apd published in this city.
The report states the amount of sales be $3.50 81
WI. GEO. kRERS
True copy, Test r. j. KERR.
apI91aW3W
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

AE- D3UGLAs AED THE FreIrIgE SLAVE
LAw.-The following j. a svnopsiz oftba
neF Fugitive Slave Law offered bv 1rr.
Douglas last week
Section first provides that the demand
by q Governor of a State or TerrItor,, for
the surrender Of a fugitive from iu.tiee
saa4l be made upon a judge of auv Fed
eral Court IN the state or Territory where
the fugitive has taken refuge. instead Of be-
me nlaae upon the Governor. as by the
aet oi fs43, which was rendered nurato-
rT by the decision Of the SuBrernn ('ot5rt
OF the United States. in the case ~ Pr,
y I fennsylFaEIa- TITS also provided th4f
the words treason. felony and othere crime
shaii be construed 80 include an oHenses
committed within and against the Sfats
oF IeFfliorT making tho demand wheth-
e. the acts are criminal or not In tile state
mere the fugitive was found
Secuon second provide for giving tIte
.agitiFe slave a Jury trial in The Stale or
erritorr from whence lie fled
section three provides that when
through violence OF intimidation. ft1~= 4
IRE slave shall not Be recovered tie own
- mag bring suit for and recorer the
a!ue n the Court Of Claims. the amount
g 70 pad from the United States Treas-
-f4 3he solicitor thereof to bring sait
{ the name of the Enited States against
ae county, city Or munieipaIitv 1TbeTa
& property was prevented for the
cunt paid out for such fugitive.
ectlon four repea.s ali offensive rarts
5ie act 81 ls]us IN respect to harFor-
uo protecting f1zltiyes. and 10 the
o}sia 10 course of rendition. and (
sab1oZlou= feature
ts-ten tiFe reVeal- all laws ineors1--
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Probate
4 Court Of Newton County. state oi
mississippi. made At the July term. a: -.
lS0. thereof the undersigned. guardian
Of Elizabeth. Sarah and Edwin AeAlrlnt
minor heirs of w. l.. McALPIN, deceas-
ed. viii. on Monday the 7th daT q jan
uary next, a. d. lS6I. sell at puoHe aue-
ton to the highest bidder on a ereal GU
twelve months from the day ot sale. al
the door OF the Court House Of SAID New
ton County. between the hours pre-efit'e'
by law, the following land to-#ls ,,"e
iourth interest tn the undHlaed h4'l 81
the 5 W Sec. 4. : " 8 OF sec ig, stna the .
VI y " Sec. Is, all IN 10" "1-i4F ?,
Range ] I East.
Said land. VIII be sold subject to the
lien prescribed IS the Statute, ana the
purchasers thereof viii be required TO 4.Ne
notes with good security payable IN twelve
nonths for the purchase money
WILLIAM McALPIS.
Guardian
5E
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DY virtue Of an order and d.er.. ~ .I.a
a -, lo'ate Court of Jasper county. made
q. n me : 3n9lafN Term thereof A. u. lS6l,
s!'t uilaefsagned Guardian Of the person
am am s.'se % homas Sterling. "a minor,
NJ M on Monday the twenty-iith day Of
-,i'' cii' a. y. Is8I at the town Of Paul
Ptit5. III Jasper county, offer fer sale AT
Itoli. auction 20 the highest bidder on
S'tit oi Twelve months from the das Of
'sie i"linWinE real estate, situated in
slid county. to wit. the south W. f,,,a.
tor q. Section Fhree aud flts ~ tsIf..f
the North-West Quarter ~ Sac,;o,, -,
lo9h-hiP three North of Range twelve
: ! .'z1' '>aid i9nd viii be sold uldect to the
men men tiidItd hy tine law. the purchaser or
purchasers thereof siyia, note ~ 80,
tot me sums for which said premises may
pe s'iuck' on with two good securities to
{, e'eh note. payable in twelve months from
the day of sale. the same to dra.y ,,f,,,a.,
~ ten per cent alter maturity until paid
MARTHA HICKMAN.
-, - Guardian.
~ 'tht ANbis IT-Jf +
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

AA HEREAo letters OF Administration
w de bMais aan on the estate of STEPH-
IN u. 4 Z LLAs, deceased, were granted
20 the undersigned at the last January
tefiil ot the ffooate court Of smith Codn-
IS. State of Mississippi. Now all re,sops
having claims against the estate of said
decedent, are hereby REQUIRED to avbii,-t
the same, and have them registered in The
manner and within the time prescribed
by law or they viii be forever barred.
SARAH h. TULLAS.
Administrators, az 5q,js lsoa.
Jan. 18th 1851 49,
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fF7zfE r1aauf1etaza of GaIaeles eefehra.eA RA-sa.
4 sfscl GEMS lsllsa ts4 g ca1z1aaEsf ~ saa sab
tars- aue- see sts q aee@e-z@ . 4sllla sse-
1ssrs f tszlz1f- .ri44As Z go - AtsF1eszl- e
4A.s tssa sas naa ~tag1 1ae 1esE 70 ssseral Fears
exsars1we esa IS Easnss-s tu llseren1 seeefdus ~
el1alFV aa1 eaee-4a1es sEe1 1gl-iz- slsus Nv
saetw fsua ar~s So Nauera1 rseriar1l7 = r. r
essahsha1 a4a f- 6ueas~sz nszgsy aaf szsEssr5fsT-
tfy 81 Sample lt = nne4uA#ed p a1y tian "a Ihe
WQfl1
Eraza she csnssresaosl os brushes azd Ehs czriz-n z
aas ti47es1luE rreeess tsz1f Wtea Hke laEs passas
. esascaaY maaF1s4 = c-esn the cotton u saadf
Nss- SD trasa generally
TIE Esan8 taoE taa f'reEu5zzu 81 twa ssser@essve
se Fars 80 &tssass PA and 81 tie last Slase Pair
alamtrazlsrF. Ala
Esr1 Erafas aaus heen =1vem hv Sarshsru zlauusar-
tETers e the suEez1afais o. tAe ces4an gained 81
sHesa Ssamd&
Circulars Wlli he fsrwar1ea e. usEsens dcsirnE FAR
tAer afsTgsAsten aa4 a-ters 81 - prasartly E8e8
81 nEg & fsEsT
49,. ns5..- rs., =. 1saa - 1ss~
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- r Tasper County.
10 tae ,...,es tsassad ty
WHEREAS py an SO 81 Missis-
III the Convention :. - - an addition
sippi. an refllireti % -. tfa present
sI Tax Of MY - -. ~ the State,
state Tax ior tl'e es.s.-s - .sxas prior to
Those who nave l'ss4a -. :, ~ this ad-
this day, Will II - ,f. ,rlo have not.
dtional tax, a. seil = 'l.. have receipts
/ would suggest 70 t4lsl-s -, ! chem. which
Iii ~ seve time in the seiiiei''-'
additional Tax -.7 r.srson a.
There VIII ,e al ~ =, ~se.ire assi receipt
NV osiice az All times % feee4'
lot ai'o L. B. IAsoi -.
Tax e CSlis''o' = 5st
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

NEWraN corNT4.

NEWT9N COT My.
To Jane Gray, and her husband. James
W. Gray Of the State oi Texas. and all
otheIs interested in the settlement Of
the estate Of JOHN MCDONALD. de
ceased
V0U are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Newton
County. Mississipp, on OF before the third
Monday ~ February next, then and there
70 show cause il anE you can why the
final account Of A. Russell, Administra-
tor on said decedeuts estate. should not
be allowed as final settlement. &c.
Issued and given under nv
SEAL hand and seal of office. Jan
-. uary sth 1861.
JAS. A. WARE. Clerk
Jan. ID. 1861. li5t
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For MoNRoE.-Fort Monroe which i
intenled to defend Norfolk. IN / tbo
large4 in the country. The walls -.
more tAan mile IN circuit, very thick
ana Agh' surrounded by moat which is
~ 70 io' feet wide. with eight feet Of
water, drawbridges and outer batteries
1t mounts some 800 heavy guns. has nor-
lafs lo throwing shells, furnaces for heat
ing balls, sc. The walls enclose some
seNenE-iye acres. In the centre is the
parade ground and an around are tbe
quarters Tor the troops Live oak and
other lrees make it very pleasant in sur,
lner. Outside the moat Is a fine wan.
a view Of the sen.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

u'ilIzATIoN EXTENDrNG.-A line Of teIe-
graph is about 10 be constructed bat,vaor
Teleran and Bagdad. 50 as TO eonpect
Pehia with Europe BY the electric cord
eE't = becoming civilized the capital
q ule AAohameoan empire. secluded on
'he banks OF the Enphrates, is opening
It's l0som to receive improvements
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

NNfuEeEts letter ct Administration on
tGe estate oi ispm Fgtee deceased late
81 au nu county tate %. Mt- PHl were
granted ta the undersigned at the necem-
her Term ot the Probate Court eH Newton
county. Vow all pei ous indebted to
tae estate 81 said deeeleut are hereby
notified to exhibit the same. aal have
them registered within the time prescrib.
ed lss law, or they will De forever barred
T. Il. NTRGEIL. Admr.
jam 50th, lssl I6-1t
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,e o. THE NEw GorrExzFsr.-
editors or the Mobile R1rr-
- ..s Montgomery - his paper "a
- formation 0f the ProF lz5ouaI
-, tgr the Southern Ssates. -rec-
sIre T1u
been able TO 4ni'lc4il9i1s winch have
the deputies 1T from intercourse with
dent VIII farta. re temporary Pres
500. the x-iea- - be chosen from Geor-
IT,. TIE f-.,,ent from Louisiana or
nlsxistrafe oftheN eelnG the hrst chief
Joe, ether on To24 4a'.lc VII Iall- there
reelection Of Alls .s1s l'aens or Cobb.
eeranly be . mast stephens would
HlaAs respects. and tfos@e ol policy IN
that prominent men gtla fo perceive
Carosna delegation n Of the South
Present, the name of y. Tor Vice
enc othe wealthiest arf PERKINS Jr.,
81 Iaea in Louisiana. ! psf iHtelleetu-
and th only difficulty i'll cAnvas=ed,
lect,,o1eeenls 20 be Fhate way Of his
Gently Ndelv knoETn.koSHFs not suffi- /
people Jefferson Tgsis. ssses Of the 4
sent, = Einted ~ tie Hilaon con .
gnFA.taEy iece .. y ri. 81 Of our /
~ ~ 6jssof4lt General