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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
aatisfflIamEnns.


THn AMALdANATIoE OF LAN0UAaEs.-Th There
is is growing tendency n this age &c arnrourflfa
the most eH preagive words Of other langnrrai and
after while % incorporate them into our q; thus
the word gephalic, which Is from the aIaai IiTuIl.
ing for the head, Is now becoming popullriEsd IN
cOnnoctiou with Mr HpaldinF, great Headnc he re-
edy, bat Il win coon Be used u more Fenordi FaY.
and the word gephniio Wlll become ~ common -
Electrotyne and mat others whose distinction a.
foreign NoEd8 hes been worn away ~ commoh tgag5
untii they SEEM "natiFs and 70 the manor born"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

III ad n 'orrIble 'eadaehs this hafternoon,
hand stepped into the hapOtheearies hand Gays hl
70 hi 70 the man, 'Can yuu hease me an eadnehal -
"DOe8 Il hache ard says e. ttHoxe8ediugly,h a1ys
hi, and upon that . gave me Cephalio Pill hand
pom me Onor Il cured me 50 quick that 'ardlg -
allied ed ad an 'eadache. t.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

ExTRAo.VDnARY YoTE-WBcoNsN AID
MIeHeAN.-,M Mr., Douglas received in Aichi-
gar. Just one more vote than be did in Wis
consin, thus: Michigan, 80, O52; Wisconsin, ,s5, :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

TEON-OB ALL KINDS AND OF
the best qualities, Tor sale low, by
QoLWELL 4 CO.,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
"a Own ExofFTrvryT. and the men

L.---- .1a,a-nn-l.r
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CHIvAIRoUs.-The Frankfort (Ky.) Com
monW ealth has the following
Two young and highly accomplished Ohio
ladies, who were teaching music IN Arkansas,
were compelled to leave that State by the
course Of the citizens toward them. Those
Arkansas fellows can whip any woman o.
their weight that ever made a track in theil
country, d,9g-goned if they can't. --.-,.
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November p, 1860,

All who desire petitions viii please apply
to Mrs. Diana L. Miller, WillOughby, Lake
Co, Ohio. -s
We labOrers in the movement above re-
terrcd to, have sought and received the sym
pathy and cooperation of ali, regardless of
religious ereeds or political preferences.-
Mrs. J, Elizabeth Jones, of this State, Mrs. q.
Tracy Cutler, Of fIllinOis, and Mrs. c. I. H.
Nichols, Of Kansas, have come to our aid,
and are lectuTing and circulating petitions
throughout the Stale. I appeal in behalf Of
suffering humanity for faithful, persevering
petitonary action Of friends to promote the
interests of the cause.
ADFI ME n SWIFT
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~ nIarricr nIIIltin.

The Washington correspondent of the
PhiladelphiG Inquirer telegraphs;
Mayor Berrett has assured Republican
Senator that there is no reason to apprehend
violence here, either when the votes shall be
counted, or at the Inauguration. He says
that the people of the District can preserve
order, and maintain the supremacy Of the
laws.
There are half a dozen tolerably good vol
unteer companies here, three of them organ
iEed as a battalion, but probably not more
than two hundred and fifty men could be
mustered, and they have no artillery. II
the fears of those who dread revolution are
realized, the dashing Dragons Of the Vir-
einia mountains, and the well disciplined vol
unteers Of Richmond, might easily take and
hold the metropolis. .aI.
Tho same correspondentsays
The President had determined to appoint
Gen. s colt Secretary Of War, but as Secrets
ries Thompson and Thomas threatened to re
sign at once, Postmaster Holt was appointed
Secre tary pro teupore. tttl =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
Havins a much larger stoeko Of
PRESENTABLE GOODS

than ever before, bog to call your attention to them
as briefly possible, leaving the particulars to be
told aud shown when you favor Us with call
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WELL PUT.-The Louisville Journal makes
a good point when it says;

uLast year, when the q. S. Marines cap
tured John Brown and his fellow-traitors, who
lad seized the U. S. Arsenal at Harperls Fer
~ there were no objections raised othe em-
ploymeut Of Federal troops. Now, when the
%. s. Arsenal at Charleston IS in possession
Of private citizens, aud Fort Moultrie is
threatened with anattack, it is argued that it
would be tyranny and despotism to send fed
erai troops for their protection"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

GtARPENTBkS' T00LS.4ENE Il.
" RHTHING wanted ia the way OF Carpontersi
to0ls ef the best makes For sale very Cheap, BY
ONbWELL &oO,,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

MAFHER'S AN0DYGE CORDI-
slLN Allan antidote fOf Dysentsry, Diarrh08d
ChoIle, lera-Morbus, Nervous frosir4iiq1s
Crampi n the stomach, &c one Of tha besL rgagias
known. For sale BY Strong Z Armstrong, j. y. Gay
lord, and Q. s. Mcksnzis's Drug Stores. lfsIi p
S1-rry Il and you viii always kseD i on hand,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

CtOOPERS' TOOLS-EVERYFrING
2 in the line. Also, Hoop-lrou, Rivets, &C.
For sale cheap, by O0LMELL CU.,
noVlS li3 Ontario street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

REMOYAl

RENO VAL. f. =
A r. REDING, MERCHANT
IA sTAlLOIs, has removed 70 DO. 10 Prospect
street, RsdheGd's Block, Tow doors west Of JOnes'
Marble Factory, whore he will be pleased TO and
suit his old customers, usual and new ones in
Vited.
Gents who furnish their own materials viii find II
RsfYRntageOus "a call on him.
81 Particular attention paid 70 cutting Boys
olothlns. ldeell A. h. REDING. Agent.
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pR. sWERTss
INFALLIBIE L1NIMENT,

-aa " 4 .
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
THE rT
GREAFRK TER Nd RERED 2,
FOR RHEUhATish, eoUT, NEURALGIA, LUAI.
BAR90, lsIlFE NIX AND JOINTS,
- SPRAIHS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
Weg g5d, 5AdPs, PILES, LES !I4 HEAD
RHEUMATIO
--t-.-t AND III -l-s
sf aev NERVOUSDis0RDERs.
E0R ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
| speedy and certaia remedy, and never falls This
Sweet, Of 6o6neetiedt ne famous setter, and
has been used IN his practice for more than tWe1ig
As An AEIEFiIT0 50 fAiS. It Is unrirul,d
By any preparation before the public, of which The
most skspfieal may Be convinced by single trial.
Ihis Isni1ent viii cure rapidly and radically.
sands of cases where 1t had been used it has nsSi
SCR NEURALGIA, IL Eln acOrd eimnaediatS 70
liei N every case, hoeeYer distressing, -
lt VIII relieve tho worst cas4s Of h EADACHA y
thTss Ri3qqtss + qs s39 Z I 9ITT,9stsa e e De-
FOB NERNOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LAsslIUDE ariaiug from imprudence or sxcdll,
this Liniment s most nappy and unisiling rsnaedy-
sns and rsyiyss The Aystei sd restores it to ess
ron PIEEs.IAss "a external remedy, we elsin
that tt ts the -BEsn known, snd We. challenge TIE
world 70 produce An equal. Every victim Of this
will not fail 70 Afford imIneiate relief and in ma
or tty Of cases VIII eject RADICAL cure.
QUlNSK AND SO RE rtLtElAn ara sometimes
tTemely malignant and dangerous, bpt timely ap-
pilcat0n oi this Lnimenf VIII never 6sil to cure.
lSFAAlN1 are fothetih1e1 very obstinate, and en-
ArRqment OF she joints q Liable 70 occur id neg c
ne worst case may Be conquered b. this Llnimcnt
~ tufo or three daJS. El1l %
soI gutI, Wounds Sores. Ulcers, B9rni, sta1 ~
srfi1 tielq x u readily q ths wonderful he4n FS
wb-- ~ ~ 4, IN 3 " llIS fAfABLIblE LIZ LIZ inS
Fro-t sd according 20 dir6ctionHs AllQs OhliOiA
sqt' and Insset Bites and stinEp-
O. llu REERK HORSE OWNER
should have thfremody at hand, for Is timely uss
at the arst apfoarauee of bamsness viii eHsotualy
prevent those formidablo diseases, to which an
horses are liable and which rbEddf 90 many the--
Fiss Falaabl9 hoEael nearly Worthleass.
over olr hundred roluntarT tegtimonial8 to the
wonderful curative prUpertia5 u this Liuiment have
been rpcsFed within he last i've years. ana many
Of them ifOm Persons IN the highelt rnnks Of life.
~ CAUTION. -
10 avoid inpositloB, observe the Signature and
likeness of Dr., etophsl Sweet on every label. and
also t'6tephen SUcaf's Lmillible Einimenr'' blown
N tbe glass Of each bottle, without which none Ars
lauuint. 81 l'A HIOHAIsudoN CO..
rr-rlr " Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct.
Eor sale In Clevaland by Wm. Iiska, StroRF and
Afmstrorz. and b al bruEEist1. 81 5aplEs klsdka
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Coal
THE HAMMONDSVTJLE MIN.


FHE HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
aaand, az hholesaie and Retail, from their own
.HAMMONDsYILLE COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
ing and Domestic use
lHAMMONDsKlLLEC COKE No. /, for Manuhetur
HAMMOFDsVILbE COKE No. ?, for Domestic
EAMM0NDSVTLLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
and dry.
HAMMONDSVILLB FIRE BRICK, common pat
tern, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
CupOla.
aaMMONDsYILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTs AND
CHIMNEY TOPS. ll
sAMMOHDsVIBIsE FIRE CLAY TILE, Of every
pattern.
9AMM0NDsYILLE FIRE CLAY FLUE COW
ER3 OF TILE, every pattern.
dAMHONDSYILLE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
SEs, plain and ornamental.
dAMMONDSVfLLE NITRIFIED WATER PIE,
GAS PIPE, 6c. Of every size and variety, em-
hracing single and double branch screw, bends,
Sc. Also.
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
Tor lubricating and burning, lat Wholesale only)
j. j. R0CkAFELLOW,
General Agent. Once on Q. a P. Pier, Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

SYRUP CUPS,
&os &o., sc, &C.
all Warranted Of the best qalty of plate that viii
last ten years in constant USE aud all he while will
look like Solid Silver. Obi you "have all these
thing7,' have you Well, here are articles artistI-
eally beautiful, and you know, "a thing of beauty
isa joy forever" Here are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
MORNINGLEADER.


81. sE 81 -. .s. - ana nIaFIa'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
TO HUSB4YDS

- our ''better half. my dear sir Is really expect
ing some Holiday Gih, and allow me to suggest
something USEFU L as we'll as HANDSOME. Here
are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
Aaraware.

IRON AND NAILS WARE
HOUSE, Nos. 6l, 62, &C., and 81 liiyar street. ana
g. e6, W and aS on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
~ .. CARRY. Holn1EoE rogrnn.
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GOLD BAND CHINA TEA sETs,


GOLD BAND CHINA TEA SETS,
from Sl2 to SIS set. "she has one" Well then,
is there not some article that you can select from
this case full Of rich looking gOods7 They are not
Solid silVer-that would be too expensive for these
Hard Timesi-but Of the best Double Plate, looking
Just As veil as Silver. Its less than one-hfth the
cost. Hem are
CAKE BASKETS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

TO CLEAN MARBLH.-Mix up a quantity
of the strongest soap ley with quick lime to
the consistenee Of milk, and lay it on the stone,
&c, fortwenty-iour hours clean itafterwards,
and it viii appear as new. This may be i'm
proved BY rubbing or polishing it with fine
putty powder and olive oil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

% 1a- -o-~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

VEGETABLE PAIN KTLLN
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE or Tns AeEilr
TAKEN INTERNALLY IN
Curds sudden goifs Conrh- 81 7f. 49,
4ch, General Debility, Nurlin7 sore iodfh. Csnfsf
AAis5 complaint, DYspepEia or Iudiralfill Ilrarrt
Ooho, Aslatlc lholl1a. Dlarrhoea ana nFsaliferr
80 AFklihp EXTERNALLY CunEs
Aeionn, b0ils md Old sofn7 serafI l-a s~.il-
gqtsl % ula a1l 1pralus, Swelling 81 the JainfF
AingWorm aaq Lefter, brOksn Hratats. Frosf1t
Naursfl4Ha .7If' a SO - tA- 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

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aatI oI caleb ca-aalI
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RAlPARlD ~
DIR. ]. @. AVER 4 Co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Rrlnas tfpsr Bottle; Six Bottles hrA
AXBR's CHHRRY PRCTORAL
has Won i2r itsslf seeh = rsnoFn for the CO.
L s cniIrs5 au65esssir ~ s. Tse55Si 80 sii y.
dsnee q its Eirtuel, wherever It has besn smpl5f
leetion3 vs need not 40 more than ssSnrS ths -
i5s gqslity q Kept pP e the 5sst teeF has bssn -
IA ever ben ilura % d.
AKbRS CAEHARTTO PILLS
Z -,-ofr, s. FOB THR CURE OF
Co'ligsae.ii lsrsdios, DBtPSIis, IPdlga-.sa, -
.eyl EoiiS ~ .-o..ae- A,l.sPsias, Headasis, Pc,
DyopsI, Isti.r Ii-nors all5 sali Riei1s, Fs--,-.
hh.s.Esslas, ~ .Liiaar Pia, ald Jor Puri7.h-S
They are ssrsr-eskt.i, - that the nast n-nfIs--
-eAl la1e Tres tl..l-aily, aud thsg ere rs -
aPerient IN ihs uoria for all the purDossS e 8 -
Prics > esnts Bsr Sex; Bivs Boxes for NlA
- y -. ~ Ilel - alePl ID ltieian1s ll
y csrtify ths rsTal lle lnass of ths5s 5s-
s,esl 2si or spfoe acre " not permii tes iasrt9l
0ul A4nalcaE ALEAs1c. ia which they ara IiFsn;
VIE $40 Iall descriptions " th9 above coEp1int
ou71.
~ not y sut q by sBPriasipls5 dealers via
mand hraE,s and taEsnS 0ibtrs. Ihs sick want
The best aid thsrs 3 for then, and thqs should aa
~ An onr rausdiss are fr asis b. Wa FIsz7,
sIE0zs Anu1rngaq, p. -l. GaAtqAni so . -
Drug1ilia-
DOYYEAU LAFECIEy KS "a
le suthorilsd and stoPted p sas = s4ies-
Heficins - ths rl1re of Cod liver on arrf
SarIaparilia, Iodine and -,erc1Il ~ = ieeoi
Cd and fs1i ia tie t0lrltal1 of 4rance iQ=
. fhgorrSar Cancers, ulcora, ccrclllai ecurTl, l
Aibus, Gout, sheuliatiln, aches palni eue
f.1ficns of the skin. The No1 q ll1eciaAf =
~ curs - tha syphiiitic Diseases, desl -
may, Secondary aud lertl4ly. llreeLl
fifd-tel scconlpanr cach bottle. Illcl
7old "a CleFciani u iallQrl 11a
rfstB, No. Ia lfupeflor 81 Lle Or
dressing Dr.. .Iruudc1u DE- -. tll--
pariai ~ "a Bod - y. p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

-oJ 9 e8lt l9 ssl1G egEgad ofI
sIal2lr6 20 ba79.E5 sae si5nuT ,liHerPO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

taken Internally sh0uid bS i--tai vilb ,,f,s a.
4ateEs or lllsa int . IIrup With malss5ss Tor a
Soagn 2 ~ drop1 on 1u9ar aatal Wlll - nefs -
--- - -----L--l H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

ne RAII FLL11 fs b EniFarlsI crrrrrt aiIoy,s -
2 naya Won iof it1eu \ Reputation un1nrr1rsaf =
ne nlltoly q .sdie. prspeslon1 Itl i1siaa taus-
Qu1 eleet IN ne 1zti71 trd lfion nd stIugfrl y
PAM IN All ita various lorma incidental fo ~ ar
nan la1il a4e las uhaslicitei written ezd rsTIsi
le-tilelolJ q - i1lles En- it, Aver have ieca ard
ss sss2ilgs5 sTsi q tasss st ss y g5odgoa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
GILT CUP AND SAUCER,
L G A R " s EI
ELEGANT TRANSPARENT SHADE,

painted on Isingass, that will protect the eyes from
the glare and throw soft AM mellow light upon
the paper.
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O1hATA q -,

PTies CsTats as Otgts ~ 6staa
SOLD By MosT. MaDI0EH1 DhALHss.
:. =. hARRIs . CQ., FrsBriiss
For Western Stats. fll.cirrsfi t.
be addressed
Sold Wholesale aad nsilbT
Gaylord HaniI1sud, q. D. EIscksasia Vi q. -
T. W, eackrldGrt and 8trunf arrl1trnrr. &
land Ohio; Roberts & samuel, Cclu11 I,r-. l.
ham, Sandusky; Carter 3 niothar, -. p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

From tie Democrat 81 Cloud, MINI
you have been cubed with the headache send for
toy tcePha; Ps that you may them IN OF
Ack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

nOvE,S RHEUMATIC LINIMRNT.-As sure cure
~ hheu natsS,Svsran.sa In every preps ed and
for sale by DOVE CO,
fs2A Druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

HPaucE CRRE. HrsrIvGTrs Co, Pa, I
January Is 1861
r. c. sPALDJso
You VII please send o'your Cephalc Pills.
them immed a.ciy. Respec fully ours,
Jwo p sIYONs
Ps-Ihdrs used Joe your Fills and ind them ezce,
eni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

From me Adrertiser, Proridence r.. L.
The Cephac Pills said remarkably effective remedy
for the headache ard OF the best for that frequent
complaint which has been discovered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29
EICEEUOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

INHL next session Of this Institution viii commence on the l Of
October 1sO and will terminate on the SON June 1Stl
The Principal viii be sided heretofore well selected
corps Of Assistants Who win their ability and experience cannot
tll 10 i've satiEaction
The Bosrdng Department viii be under the management OF Mr.
and Ms Bupuy assisted By Mrs Mary 2 CAe rerly ofss-
vaanah They alone viii reside Seminary young
aides and Wi exercise PGreti control
committed % their charge.
TIE success which hss attended this city
n richmond Female Seminary encouraged
te Principal o provide ample accommodations for the
session The buildings enlarged and important
conysnsnee ssd comfort The lodging rooms are large
ventilated and cot more than ron viii
Py oac roo ae Recitation Rooms viii be well arranged feI the
accommodation Of the GfIls.
TERMS FOR NINE MONTH";
Washing, fgci and hsh,s. 80 OC
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 30 20
do In Ordinary Elgish branches. 90
do II advanced 10 do .................. so 90
do II Modern and Ancient Languages each .... 90
Muse, Vocal and lnstre7a piano and Grltar fer
sar .gc Lessons q one hour each per k... 90
J-e o fsno. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
- ~ 90 70
Painting IN Oh. so 90
o9sha payable The lst Of oet $780, and the remainder
the 18Th Of Feby, 1851
Reference HOge to any Of the
former patrons OF TIE school
Catalogues Of the Seminary, containing detailed nforma-
Con- can be obtained bookstore In the city, by sppea
Een to the zndsrslgned
An. DUPUY.
I'LL Richmond, VS..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

From hs Examiner, North, Va
cephsc Pills accomplish object for which they made
viz: Cure Of headache in all It's forms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

BIvzalY Mssi., Dec. II, 1870
X. O. sPALDNG Esq.
fr onc circulars or large bis 10 bring your
phac Pills paiticaN5ly before ouomrTs II have
anything Of the tild. plesse teni "a ne.
Ore ny r. Il subject severe Headache
CASUALLY lasting two days cref ATTACK IN ore hour b.
your PilL. which sent her.
Respectfully yours,
". H. NiLKEG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

UESgT O. sPApso Esq,
Please IN rclosei vntfye csrts fr which send srON
DO ~ Cephsc Fills lhey are truly Gs best Is IAdre
e. tyifd.
Direct sTOvE7 PM
Bells Verncn WyaEdot Co. 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29

From he Examiner, HortoIt, Va.
They have been tested than thousand cases. with
tire success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-29
EDUCATION.

MRS PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL, at
III sycamore Church. 18th street between Bread and Mar
sha on the n Monday In October She win receive few
boys. Terms ESQ per session Of months. iyis q
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-08-23
How to Stop the War

The New York journal Of CONNIE.
in reply to a correspondent who i an.
Gus for peace on honorable term. MAJ.
among others the following sures.ti,r.
Let an armistice be agreed N 49,.
the two bel.Igerents for three montb.
Let the Executive Of thetvro -
means Of ENJOYS arrange for q Convent!
Of delegates from each Of the tbir,v.f,...
States now or lately COMPOSING ~
American Union said convention Il Il.
held at Louisville, Ky. at such d.
may be agreed on, it being undarg,o.3
that the election and sending Of such dejs.
gates shall in no way prejudice the Can.
Of either Of the belligerents, in case ~
convention should fail to come N a..
peaceful arrangement.
The business of the convention sbopl3
be to devise, if practicable, some Man ~
reunion under a modified Constitute
such as they may agree upon, whereby N
the thIrty-tour States can cooperate with
each other for the common dAfanca
against foreign invaders for mutual kea.
trade between themselves. for uniform IN.
ties upon imports from foreign countr;s.
for a common post Office and mail sys'
TEN.
If a reconstruction should be found i'm.
possible. then arrange Tor peaeaf5l
separation and pro rata division Of tbs
common property, with reciprocal tres.
ties OF amity, commerce, mails. &c.
Whatever plan, either of recopstruc.
ton or separation, might be adopted ~
the convention, should only become bind.
ing upon the States after being ratified
by three-fourths Of the eleven Confede.
rate States, and also by three-fourtbs 81
the twen,y-three United States. The
suppression Of hostilities for three months
and the turning Of mems thoughts IA
plans for mutual benefit instead Of mutual
destruction, would be almost sure 10 open
the eyes of both sections Of the country
to the enormous wickedness Of the war
on one side or on both, and to result in
its speedy termination. This alone would
be a great point gained, and would proba.
bly, lead to satisfactory arrangement Of
the main question at no distant day.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-08-23
Military Aid Society.

MEssRs. EDIToRs IL am requested to
transmit to you an account of the orga-
nizaton OF a Society for the aid Of our
soldiers, called the Prairie Line Military
Aid Society" On Saturday the 10Th inst,
a large number Of persons of both sexes
assembled at Mr. Nathaniel Barnetts' TO
hear the Judges Hancock, and Evans, dis
course about the cotton loan, but as they
failed to come, some of the ladies rcqest-
ed Mr.. A. r. Manning of Mobile, to ad-
dress the people in regard to their CON
templated enterprise. He did so, and
after referring briefly To the cotton bust
ness, ne gave me laules pertinent, amt
spirited address, which elected much en-
thusiasnA and for which he has their sin
cere thanks. A society was then formed,
all the ladies present, labout twenty, en-
rolled their names, and a number who
were not present, authorized it to be done.
They proceeded to elect their officers,
when Mrs. +. w. Jordan, was elected
President, and Miss Virginia Barnett,
Secretary. They received liberal contri-
buttons Of money, and yarn. The society
meets again on Saturday, the 2jth at the
house Of Mr.. F. W. Jordon, when they
will complete their organization, and en-
ter upon their labors. Part of the mem
bers live in Jasper, and part in Clarke
Donations Of money, or materials for
clothing, made to the President, the Secre-
tary, or to the society, will be gratefully
received. As detachment Of the Thin
bic Brigade" we solicit aid and en-
couragement from the patriot and the
christian. We feel it an honor to assist
even feebly to advance our glorious cause.
believing that every mite thrown INTO the
treasury, will return a hundred fold to
the giver. We should assist in allieviat-
ing in every possible way, the hardships
Of our gallant soldiers on the tented field
and should they succeed in fulfilling our
sanguine hopes, and drive back the bar
barians, delightful will be our reunions,
and rich our reward for every sacrafce
we can now make. Southern women
must not fight the enemy, but are willing
to Join together as a band of sisters, and
use every means which their Creator has
given them for the comfort and soace of
their husbands, sons and brothers on the
field of battle
VIRGINIA.