The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-28
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ar.fu,. Confederate s..ta Government f.lr.I
u. constitution and I,.s thereof
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ANUS la'' 'l'Ns ''e i'''s0 10y VI mo-
port II t5e families of ber soldier, nog gsder arms
realy 10 fph. for their country.
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Httle upwards of 1000 Federal troops oaartered in
the District Of Columbia.
A Mr. White. Of Nan,y copnty. Tenn. and MI.
5nr sons made seyeuty.tyo dragoon saddle. IN four
days. This u turning out work rapidly Mr. Whites
sons are all volunteers.
Tn1 UNoS Mes Is TESNEssEu.-The Jonesboro Ex-
press, which is understood to represent the UWs OF
the Hon Il A, r. Nelson, President Of the late onion
Anyenton, has article upon the duty Of the Onion
men Of that state, IN which il comsels acquefence
In The vote Of the MINORITY and cheerful subnl ssiou
to the express VIII Of tho voters OF thestate.
The President Of the Mempbis and Chode-1 on
Railway has t,keu $4,000 worth Of the Confederate
Bonds, and $4,000 worth Of She Treasury Nd IS at
| par
F,yrrryyutr AS an Any9ny.-AU tbe rife votl,s re.
Gently al larper's Ferry have been boxed upbnd re.
movrdto the Arnorv Mt FayettevfIa. N q where
the fabrication and alteration Of arms will NJ ml1e.
dately commenced A number OF Vorkilen have
passed through Richmond from Harpcr- Ferry.
en- route for North Carolina
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technical yrounds
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Mr. s Phillips Day, the special correspondent OF
''''" N''' y - ~
Capt G. H. Kennedy, Of the Navy IN command q
the Naval Asylum at Philadelphia, las rendered hi.
resignation
The Stanton correspondent Of the Richmond
. Dispatch. in his letter dated 18Th inst. saws tina
BupdierGenorol Wise arrived there on the 1911
inst, and was received by the people with great en-
lhusiasm, People were rushing TO join his legion
and every one was cagerto be I'D to battle. of th
movements OF Cen wise the winter says "Ihey of
, 10 De secret sudden RAPID ana terribly energetic.
WoN'T Go IT THREE YEEs.-Neuly TWO thousand o
, the three months Ohio vulun GERS have left CAM
Denmson' near Cincinnati lor Their homes lno
, refuse TO enlist Tor three years rot occurred D.
# wounded rbo-rio,orsrar .drr,l
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# of London sums mn % sooooo, hyontyoi,r brn.ra,
-, thousand.
o. 10y Wv So' " in9oi'F "S'''' ''
eesslon'' IN some few Of the Western counties o