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"A nacket ship VIM TAPACOrr, Capt. Bal, y ing
!, pisr ie, East Biver, will sal on fuciAay Oct
9sth; room for few moro passenger. In ID cASiu,
taken q low rsles. vor paasAes Apply On board, OF
70 TAPaCOrT q CO., 80 South q. II
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IUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
LIVING UxPPOPOTAMUs.

RIVER HORSE, trorn the Rive Nile In R-ya
GREAT BEHEMOrH OF THE SCRIfrUTiG1
: most wundsufil animal Known, the vInsr ass
n one ever in America. ir 10 he secn a. . I hours,
h his native Arab keeper. Also, ths LTVIN9
HPBANT TURfI.H, Ove 1000 years old, aad
Ching over SO pounds the WHAT IS Irf AL
70 FAMILY, bEA LION, MAMMOTH BBAB
SsON, and naarly milio1 other cu-io.ites
1mis1on " all, Is ca Children under ten. 10
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FIRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND
aails this day. Tho celebrated Al ip NEW WoRLb,
Tor Livsrposl sails Oct 81. The ships lay a, Pier
o. y. n. For passage, nj low rates, apply b.
THOs. O, ROCHE. 50 South y. OBS S'lsS
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A UCTION NOTfCR-9O0 CASES BOOTS
a and shoes " be ~od 81 suctlal on Monday, ON.
e, At l0h O'Clock, at the stora Of @. s. PARSONS
q SON, 81 Clurlandt s,. prims assortment " e sh
ard teAaunable goods. o26 As.Oa
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LOST AND FOUND.

! 1gN MONDAY, 21s., About
bpAnk OF ths Republic. Ths
it,reWArded On ratnraing lhe
HiIT9lroAd 81 90 s'ISS
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A UCTION SALE OF CHINA, GLASS AND
n ,sItl cA,.tr .-HHNRY e. EVANS vill sell in
lots ~ -ai, dealers on tn Fd,y Oct 2Ht, N 10
J,otE, a - Maiden Lane, a. EiEds Of whits gram
" GAAd glA-- ~ are, a. &c. Sale positive snd n re-
.nTe. O2S f.1ii
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+ ! N A N CT A L, SO.
NEW YORK. Saturday,, Oca 90

NEW YORK, Saturday,, oca 20.
To lays business at the Bsard the allesi q
n day OF ,Io wOek, and piloss without any very
important Charge. The Government and Stste
stocks were dul. without material change In price.
TIE U. 8. hyes Of are per cent, lower.
Money Is without change Of mone-t. The de
mard ior Treasury notes COT sinues fair, and soma
e the agencies iopori the orders rs coming In III
lie more freely this moInrg. The Sub Treasury
re.ubui sed the banks s734,45atd'y. TIE noslcss
II drafts continue htavy Sterling exchange closed
pm,ly at IO7JS9 OK for hankers', and 1t6cSi0Th
fir comu 81 clal bills.
Tie following table vii show the teal rocsiptf
rrd payments NJ the Assstan, Treasurers Office, and
,e receipts 1t the Cugtom House, for the present
" eek -
O. stom House Assistant TIsarirer's
Receipts. Receipts, Payments
s32O,SGi 70 Io,s2s 4i2 30 II, ,o3i,sl2 6c
Balance Oot. l9........ s,CT4,7S9 al
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MnTpLoYMENT WANTED.

AKER-WAN LED BY A YOUNG MAN A
situation 90 30 ond tand baker.ofI rich CAKE, o.
a good ssc-nd rand cArdy maker, can msEe q
|, t,ds OF ices in 'hc rioSeat sys. Addroa u. o. r..
! 9.O Sun oihce, before I O'CLOCK. 10
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pKNSI0Es SECURED KoR SOLDIERS,
Weundsd o. disshled duriAg tha pressns var,
Asd Nlso fr tes widow q ths-s sined o. who may
de IL servics CLAIMS for pey, pou1,y lapd, g.
rrcsnl ~ sitsn'ed 10. CALVIN ". hh1ra, ou.
n- Chs-abssS sna ohsahsua % S@~osica
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DoOMs To LET-IN FLOORS TO RES
SHIPPING, a..

EOR LIVER RPOOL-DREADNoUGHr :
L Ilne-Tl.e splendid clipper ship EsCORT, Capt
With an will positively SAL this day, at u oclDCs
For pata,e, lower rates an any otter ship, az
ply on hoard. Pier North river, or " p. N. DaM-
ARHsT, 40 South VI. oc2S S'll3
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DI!'NI'IsERN.

'NEL II-TEETH-TEEIH m THE AMERi-
l. can Teeth Co.-Practic.' dentists inarrtirg 2
poaut hi NIl sets 81 aud So plrf Hss ~ cents
per to'th; warrani"d bsf Tie usual price; bons
Ailing o. cents. 3Sa BuSsry, o,,posit5 F4Ah 81.
OILS 21ac'lob
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4 UCTION NOTICE-CH AND Lyge
a sS.k OF al kinds o-ockery, gl,sa, ch'sa ard
rcv gods, c O dipt, yellow and CO. wsrc, 10y
J. s. II BAkTI.ETT. Auct'r. Tu,slAy, Oct. 18th
ln,'al ~, o, esl Pearl =, froe casA sale. Cay
~ . uutry Yc>AleIp will d. well W Nsend. OfS 3is'
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MEDICINES.

C,UBE YOUR COLD OR COUGH ERE IT
~ = 10 lsta. DR.. lviH'
CoUGH EXTEE MINAT
oURx
COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA. BRoNCHTIs
a., SC,
- been thoroughly tested for over DIR years, and
Ia' proved " lie the best rsmeiy h use. ID -
H p utn Selond st, williamsburqh. To 10 ma N
Nov York, at VI Eighth ave. 8ib Eighth ave. 4ih
Iva q n. corner Houston strees aud Ave, ID End
,rpr Allen and Stanton sts. Brookyn-26l Cours
T., nd by Druggists gsn6raly. se2S 24sc'sOO
MOI lCR-L. II. BONE, N D., SON, AND
Hlrt,t.'r uf u,d d.. Byus, has inO-Cd las Oiic,
e. % weB Tenth n, ietween Ggeenwi.h aye and
wayerlay Place Dr. Bne will continue 10 cur,
dssases ~ tha heart 'uugs liver ulceTated throgs,
III e,Inatism, fits, St. vitus' dance, tumors erup-
tlons, an al skin diseases, Cfics hours I ~ . A.
N, a. 4, md GtyoP a. oc2S 2iag'-C3
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NoTICE-PARTIEs HAVING IN THEIR
lNposss.io. s.vine's Bank bcoks bslonging 70 DE-
cee,ed or missing pervuns, may hear of soneshiag
once. o19 NsMATh'tA
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DOARDlNG-A GENTLEMAN AND MS
- vie, youi z gentlemen, A.d yuung adj -,
may he accumm slated WITH gooo bJRfd A1d pleas.
snt To, ms, ~ spplyins al b5 Fike It. Hou5e hNs
gas RI.d atl Tor. H. suit the tuea. J2S Y'lI
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MILITARY.

6n ABLE BODIED MEN WAN TED 10
w g5 imo oliately T. Wsshiugt ton ~ ,il tuc
Bd RHGT., TX ELstOR BRIGADE.
Gel .uc NELSON TAYLOR, commanding.
Tlo above numb Of ineI are wAltei 10 com.le
q new ,on. ..any, firming by Lielt. PESNOCk,
COO BROADWAY.
The re r,iits y al uniformed before lowing ~
city. Ply ard rE,icns c-r1mtfcs on s'gniug t47
ruh. Slon bounty will he given 20 every nlan va
is lono,n'ly s'tsrged.
support TOR families gusrsntced.
sergeant srd corp rails Wantcd.
Apply Immediately. oos6 G'il)
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u,11uN SALE OF READY MADE

n cl .tl,sS. 81 a n CKG5TALAR Aucti nsAr,
s8 ltrOpry, viii He tu. this day, fe,n inss, At on
o'- ok, . lSi Fe and go era sssttmeni of seAsln
al, +riig, y mpusina cloth, cassitneJe, bosveg
and p.ltfr,ck. tsk, tu,inss ard owe O at; zoe
SKIN, clusf cashmere sud sAinst psnts; X, SAITH,
~, ve.,inss, r mi ingI luti NJ fancy goods &c.
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u BONE M D. son. AND
REAL SssTATE.

lIOUsF, &c, FOR SkLE-TaE NEW
L louse and lot Hath st, bet. 1st and I'd ,v .,
'a5 re,t from lss ave, souih sde,or w0ud trade i1r
a vAcanL lot, oo25 3'l3j
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FE,lPLOYMENT-MnIcs.

OOT FILTERS WANTED-NAPOLEOy
and c.lfshun boot filters none -rt dr-, rsss
IDS need spPy, ~ SG0 Pearl st. FREDERICK
;GLER, 1855
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uHIATURH AI.NAHko.
MARINE INTRLLIGRNCR.
m.EsREr.

svEAEsHIrB -Del. SAro, Collins, pSrsxslph,s,
Ny failstel7l IL Nav. g u Chesapeake Csssefl,
Portland, II Cromwell a c. Cjnoprd, Norrnsn.
fhilsdsphia Locp KikpAtrink.
sHIs-J 8 PAr~rs Ellis, Liverpool, snov n
brraosa; savey tRusl Rosse HAvre Rugar Brua.
Nndnt atus DoGe, HSvre, Boyd Rnoken.
BARKs--Bc'v dere, tBr.J wright, Cork, wsi-h,
CIvtr ChAss L,bumo 5ecuhds, anfsrioh, foE
Queeuso -, Holmbos Co, Wurstsdis (isnI
lsher bs,nburg sdward Unisrt Acacia Plnk-
Lam Dublin Walsh, Carver q chase, II fpsldnG.
Brooks, G'seow, W TIundy dAr.And, Ksiis
Crk, Aikell Hurd
sCdo0t ERs -.Modesssor Lots for pait,n ora.
nS'er Ca 0vA, hlswotts rsNlett,n do T. nah
And, r'cn. Hssipo-t Go; Piace Jaclsn; m
SssAins,oa, l. E'nny Rival. Robbie, s,surux1.
eanf rti u Adams Fiah Baltimore. hsrriil y
tbb,tt Y Pscha Randall n n. Slmps1n q
A,sop y Bhtddan, Wi its for nAtra, ra, Inaltart
An ella Rec hull, TuOkaitoS. do, l. AsSyes Iys
man New Csste do Thos n | Q Kelly, Lyun, dos
stAicsf a., Cols, Ia hAchihs 4 Sow Livopoos.
Yea &C, HA,bor Isl,nd Ioa " cAs; DArvila Fdlirr.
teTdo.ux Lawrence Giss O.; W L BurrcrEha,
Pflckfprd Ghscow, Tfomas pu 4 ars, J r.ls.on,
NelsUn' MNtatd : Js whitney 8 Co Kossush,
lee, Niw amp a o " IaNb q Cti hsih hsynsr,
seiry u L nAsief; II l. Berry for PIlsjsiphia. Van
rurt Ssi.tt Telegraph Nckurion ftr Bosson.
II Cromwell 4 c. N s Rue, wiiali, Re Il : ors.
Dayt IN; v W B drid. ., Bnsv. Hniion, mtstsry
Evoyn, Crowlov. RhEs b Ell port, Brett Bon a Ooc
JF Niuisrs Cnts, rsM sore. kcC eady. Motk
& Otis TfOml n Bot n. W Brown q Co: q
Wuians Hoa'c-, .oston W Brown a Co; Ida
tal'a Tone, ] nfH Fty Wesa hcCvaiy, n u =
cav p'rIon, stSphenson, PHIL dclpbis, JA4 W
NcKfe.
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AUCTION sALR OF

a OVER 90 O0D voaTn or
eegsrt NJ uIshui furniture, tus dAyi houiAy A.
stt It.vatc iCide-,o No. l5 wen iGtn ,t near Gh
ave. sale IS ioX o'clock c aistirs of foseSJ d,
p'anof tir spts, m'rTuis, tstlea HdA b,dL cl Ara,
nussls, wiltyn AsG irgAiL c.r, cts, bedllrs q
svuiy Gcs, n iiop GUCkery, chinA, glAls, silver
VA ~ iv,s Al . forks, bodstsAd., uuIoaus, wash
U.ds W. ~ 1s.A, &c also aS'it neft Of hsseinen'
"a LlraJn f4IEl.uIs. A. GRIFFIN, AlCSr. 49,
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DACHMAN wANTED-A PROIE5rANr
>tmpe'eLL ohlsir aDd vii ing W DO what may
. from " o'clock.
The sun., 1861-10-28

.HoEMABERS wANTED-2OO MEN on
srny thoc gyod wages viii 10 pad ~ ~ Il
rkmen; noAe o,ler rs d apply t,E A. BROOKs
vu,tou 81. Also users "a fine boOr. ocis g
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Balance oct 25...... &93Ti,s39 IL
The above table shows decrease OF Sfo2,9p
% In the amount In the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer, AZ compared with the close d the pre-
vious week.
OF tine receipts for duties during the week s42,-
$50 70 were In Treasury notes The receipts on ae-
count of purchases Of treasury notes were S0,Ol2-
Csi 81.
Comparative statement OF the imports Of foreign
Try goods at New York, for the week sA-d slnoe
Jan. -
F0E uIE wEEK. 1850. lsoi.
Entered at the port........ SitbLGD SGo'sO5
Thrown ON mai Iket,.,,.... 9to,9VO OIl'ozt
suSOE JASuARY PiRBT. ... -, 80, "a,
Entered At the pOIts.,... .eS9,O4nooi fsS'o1s'V"s
II ruWn On market.....s. e9'0olio'9 Oo'S'o'oo'
The following table shows the exports ID the seven
principal staple articles for the week;-
Week ending Sept o. Amount. VAue'
Cuttou, bales. ..,......,..' ,..... ,.,':ssoc
Flour, hll5,. blinlo po-o'ott =
Gem Mcal, bbls.,,,....... pt i'zso
Wheat, bush .,.,,,,.,,.,'' V29'9!i Its sIS
Corn, bush. h.,..........,... 3OI,olt ps'9tSS
| Beef, bbls. and tcs. 40 1850 :
| Puik, bbls end tcs, 2'sfO os'oso
...... si,990,s7a
| t,,S.,r, ~ ,be weak as compared with
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cruuMAS VRITCH, AUCTIoNEER-oF-
L ace III Brondway. Pablo adrnlnistrAtoT'S
ale Il ~ nture, clotping, &c, &C, on Tuesday, oc
,oteY s9tb, o. 10 A NJ, ~ No. $40 Pearl st. be.on =
ne ~ vnrops estSte1, 8, p. kUsbtL, Public
AdnlmiBirtt.r. ocfO Jla'llo
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MORTGAGE SAX OF HOUSEHOLD

DAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY,
l. IOh O'Clock, will he s'd Al BHLL INGRA
ia as suaion roorps, 70 New Bovny, 800 otn
chulce mSn, wOme'A and childrtn's cl0ibl1g
quilts, hlpnkcts, &c, without reserve By ord,I nf
Airs v. A WOOD licensed Paw lhrcker, $40 Grand
q Pawnbi okerp' sales hy BELL n tN9RAHAN,
q Now Powery, wednesday, order kcnloshsiiner,
HWay Monday, tth Nov order X. P1znars ski,
Oliver ~. Tuesday. nv. 9th, s,der A. Aeol-
phuA 40 Pearl ct. wednesday, Nov. ell, order
5lAntoa d Co.. 80 New Canal 81. 129
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUtTIJNEEa-
w will sell on ,hia day, at II . / cE, thss eek
I cssis,ing Of q hNe EtscE a psceres aud 4
dxturer, &c, &o, u
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rELP wANTPD-4 MEN FOX sto4no-,

u sTply ! Ch hem ~ g1ls W travel u Cal
mia Chstlim % > CLERKS fer grscery st,-o',
Ny ChAthsm 80; poftera for ,4sreS app'g
aihain sq.; srppes drivers; slowssdess for
AIner, sppiy I O. sAhsmtq. IL
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION - GEo
w w, KELSEY, AuctioneeT, will sell a, public
auction The grocery cor q South I'd and OH st.
vii ansl urgh, IN Tue~dey, 0Ot. 80 ~ lOh o'c ook
A. M tho entire stock of gr csries and proyiAlons
&c; also . wagon ADd new harness. bae positive;
1orIns q sh, Bankabls mnnsy only received osS Ss
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Important from Missouri.


From numerous private dispatches re-
/ ceived in this city yesterday and the day
before, we learn the occurrence Of some
| exceedingly important movements in or
near the city Of st. Louis 1t is stated
in these dispatches that Gen. Frost
brigade Of State troops had surrendered
a. prisoners Of war to the volunteer forces
in the city of St. Louis, and that there
had been a collision between the volunteer
forces and the citizens of ST. Louis, in
which about twenty Of the latter were
killed. The sources from which this in
formation comes leaves no d2ubt Of its
authenticity ; but the occurrences 10
which it relates would, without explana-
ton Of previous events in Missouri, be
almost incomprehensible. Weshall there
fore. endeavOr to make the matter clear
70 our readers y stating such facts. bear
ing on the case, a. we have hitherto
learned from the Missouri papers
The State Convention Of Missouri ad-
journed, - the public is aware without
making any provision for the defence Of
the State. The Legislature. which was in
session at the same time. and which con
tanned State Rights majority, passed an
act BY which the Governor was authorized
to enrol. equip. arm and discipline the
militia. and 70 establish encampments At
In accordance with the power thus
vested IN him, Governor jackson estab-
lished brigade encampment, under Gen.
Frost. a short distance below the city Of
81. Louis. Before this time, however, the
Black Republicans in ST. Louis had form
ed several volunteer regiments under
Lincoln's proclamation These regiments
we're armed with United States arms. sup
piled from the arsenal The States Rights
party IN the City. although comprising a
majority, were entirely destitute q arms
They we've, therefore, compelled % orgs-
nize and drill in secret.
All this time the public mind was vi0-
lently agitated. and an outbreak was
anticipated from day 70 day. i has come
az last but not exactly in the form ez-
pected. We infer. from the information
IN our possession, that the Black Republi-
can volunteers, experimenting an aggres-
siye movement on the part Of the state
troops. resolved to take the initiative,
and accordingly marched against Gen
tr0sts position in numbers so oFeFT helEE-
ing as q. compel him TO surrender.
The effect Of this movement 3 70 place
the Black Republicans Of ST. LOUIS in an
attitude Of insurrection against the State
authorities. Technically, Governor Jack
son has a right 70 cali on Lincoln for
a@---tdflce Is suppzesslnz tne ln=ur1ectlou
although there can be no doubt that the
whole thing was done AZ the instiration
Of the Washington authorities in order 70
strike deadly blow az the rising power
81 the state Rights party In Missouri.
he Missouri legislature IS uor IN sez-
son, aud WI, undoubte5fy. take imme-
date measzEes 20 assert the dignity Of
the state ard 10 repel the aggressions Of
the Lincoln depositism.-N. y. D1ltz.
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Mrssas. EDrroRs The meeting q
the Stockholders Of the Mobile and
ohio Railroad, was held in Mobile on the
7th and sfh. and the election for Direo-
tors took place on thee No changes Of
importance we're made in the Direcloy-
The Annual report Of the President was
Short. aud confined principally 70 the graft
fyine announcement that the road was
completed, Ehereapon resolutions were
passed communicating the country on this
long desired result
Resolutions were also passed. aufho1iz-
ingan Examining Committee toinvastigaie
the affairs Of the Company from It's com
mencemeuf. and report 20 the next meet
ing Of Stockholders detailed statement,
but a the suggestion Of the mover were
Afterwards reeonsidered and laid on the
table. The discussion upon the notion
- reconsider was amusing if no more, a.
il would appear that none Of the speakers
except Directors opposed an exa1niiia-
ton. ana the President stated that such
a thing would breed dissensions and prove
ernbalra-sing to the harmony q the Com
rany. We could not exactly see how lt
would produce such q result unless i was
bv showing extravagant expenditure
DC. We presume however that AL these
are minor points. for no one regards she
stock as Of any value except so lar - o
viii enable its owner to make a trip free
Of passage 10 Mobile once a year But
che loss or the stock Is more than made
un 70 the subscribers by the enhanced
value Of their lands and the convenience
of speedy transport Of their produce 70
market. and il is IN this way that Railroad
stocks generally turn out-Taiueless ~
themselves. bat higly remuneratiVe TO the
country at large So investigation might
produce elimination and reeriminat1on
and cannot result in undoing a wrongi any
has been done, or get back money If any
has been improperly expended The
Stockholders should cheerfally acquitsce
in the loss Of the ir stock and regard 1t as
a good Investment at that, and be wiling
60 pay passage also when the Road shall
have passed into the hands Of che bond
holders. which we presume it must do, a.
we understood the President to say mo
living man could promptly pay its
debts. and II may be considered as an
nounoed that the Company VIII be utterly
unable to meet its first bonds which fall
due in July next. Let - rejoice
however. that the Road IS finished, and
that in the language of tine President, lit
viii be IN peace a great arfary Of co N
merce. and ia war strong arm Of de
fence" 10 was proposed in the meeting
10 award the Father of the Road, . Bald
rvn. a testimonial. which we believe set
tied into sort Of Life Insurance, but his
modesty, after all his hopes were at fr'li-
ton led him 70 declineit. The meeting on
the whole was quite harmonious and in
some OF its parts very like Mutual
Admiration Society meeting.
PINEY WOODS.
CLARK CoUSTY, Miss, May II, lo6l
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rt.tirr ont Of volantasls.

col. George W. Lay. Late aid to Gene-
-al Scott. but now all to the Governor OF
Virginia. Mss published a card in which
ne makes the following seasonahie sugges-
ions in REGARD 20 the duing out voiun-
eears
The State can furnish only the equip
-fenf5 Of urinary necessity m which are
...,r included ISL regulation many small
t-+f.fes that are almost lu1ispe rsaDle,
s,b I'd Isl, ,.-la-. sheath-kuives. materials
- ssvria--,llh which every Russian
ai8,er is furnished Dry his Eovernment-
FINISHES snare buttons. shoe--tr3n= Is, tape,
E-- Each man VIII have 20 keep ms oHn
clothes iu order.
one af the best securities Tor health, ln
-s.s ths soldier will be content 70 adopt a
..-s...,ttie, everywhere ceuuseled by the
highest surgical authority p the wearing
flannel belt next the skin. rom the
-si-f ta fha hirs 70 tied IS 20 lap well In
'front.'. A soldiers greatest slablaiy 70
l.sease IS from exposure 10 wet and 90
changes of temperature, pro42clng rlell-
5,utIT or intrs linal suffering 1ae Ran
Il beIt closely whipped keeps ihe Toms
.ad abdomen aI q nearly UNIFORM tempe
-sturs. which the loose shirt VII not
Hr Th, belt has been required Cd De
--n Hv British TROOPS in the West In
dies. since MANY years ana vas i'fe-criiea
IA the French and EuEll=a arntes in Tue
Hr..ea. aa.l considered equally important
Ia hot and cold weather zalnst a5senterg
s-l rheumatism The material costs BIAS
Gtlle and one aaF could make AZ a uuu-
ser 81 belts b j da7.
GHtsrs 81 linen duck or uehs cloth
3 material thlt vii wash = oe=t-,o tas-
EH
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CisanccFy Notice.
rHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

1AsrER COUNTY.
CbaHoay Csrt ef said C6,mtg. az Ralss.
Alfred Shelby ct al
Ms. Bill To sell land
John Blakeney, ct Al.
Proceedings had before James u. MoCor.
mick, Clerk of the Chancerv Court OF
sand County. at Rules on the third Mon.
day Of April, a. y. 1861, Il being the
10Th day OF said month.
I 7 PoN opening compliments bill OF
~ complaint, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of said Court. nc Rules. that
the defendants, j ohm Blal1enev and Alison
BlaSeney, are n0n-residonts OF the State
Of Mississippi but reside ia the State OF
Alabama,
IL Is therefore considered and ordered
10y the said Court that publication be made
IN the Eos'TH Clarion, q newspaper print
ed and published n the town 81 pauiding
Tor Tour weeks successfully. citing the said
defendants, John Blakeney and Alison
Blakeney, and al Others interested IN said
estate, 70 lie and personally appear in and
before the Chancery Court Of JASPER
County, 70 be holden on the fourth Mon.
day Of September next 1861. TO plead
answer or demur 10 compliments bin OF
complaint or the same will be taken as
confessed
JAS. II. MCCORMICK. Clerk.
April 70, 1851 27-5t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

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u 1e Prsbats Cert b sq.d County. April

JASPER COUNTY.
T. oie Pr55afs Cert 81 sqif Coaufy. ADri
Tenn. 4. y. 1861.
Notice to Eliza Matehet and Henry w
Matchet. Der husband Harriet Brown
and -- BroHn. Der husband. and al
other palsons interested in the settle
ment ofthe estaleof MARY DEPRIEsT
decreased
VOU are hereby notified 70 be and ap-
4 pear ~ and before the Probate Couri
Il the County ana state af0resaid. % the
Court Hcuss thereof, On the first Monday
- June next. then aud tlere - answer
the petition Of Mieaiah Wan. Admiuistra-
tor on the estate Of Mary Dcpnest deceas--
ed for the ala 81 q certain slave ln said
petition described. belonging % the e.
tate 81 sad decd Ut. ard show Cause u
any YOU can, why aid sale should pr ~
made. and further 70 DO and perform such
other thing a. saall DE- cons-o ar7d ny tAe
Court aforesa.d 81 the c=eaes
Witness. The Sion. benjamin Ihiepen,
Jndge 81 Probate 81 Jasper County, the
hf. Monde Fro April a. ,. la3L-
Given under mv hand and seal
SEAL Of Office. che 18Th day Of April,
wv A. D. le9l-
THOMAS ". GRAEsON. Clerk
April D. ll- zl-5t
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-24

The reader VIII find some very impor-
tant dispatches 10 our present ISSUE Con-
tradieiosg and unreliable Is many Of the
teleersnhio dispaiohes are, enough Of
their statements may be depended on 70
rsnder Il certain that some extraordinary
increment b about % - made b. the
yartbs4n -.oresnmenE. ii Is almost Ger
tsfr that we shall hear ia a few days %
81, invaded Virginia sith pow
e-fsi force. and Of q bloody struggle haY-
ipr occurred upon the soil of that ancient
ana benored commonwealth We may
bs too sanqusue. bat We cannot help be-
lievipe shas fsa 81 the vandai horde who
eros her borders wiu ever return to tell
the tale Of their defeat.
Another most important item which We
fnbiis 4 fs The announcement q Lord John
Ruaeu. - the English Parliament. that
ths Coufel gate States vould 20 treated
Hv Tia English Government a. la-riui be-
Hrerenss and not al rebeis and traitor
tl,at our prigateers must be regarded Is
en-aeed in legitimate warfare, and nos
Hto ts.. a. the Lincoln government
affse.s 70 consider them If Lfneolne could
have induced France and England 70 re-
gard lham a. pirates. he might very sale
e. have left Yankee commerce 90 be pro
tected Is the powerful fleets Of those ma
sons. while DE employed his whole navy
ia bl9cEadiue our coast. But tbe course
81 the Eue.ish government viii cause
vsry rnaasrial change 10 his arrangement.
The abolition papers are sadly put out
aho1t tt. They see in It unmistakea'bie
evidence chat the Government q ihe Con
Tolerate State wiii be speedily recognized
IS European nations. and several Of them
eoustfue Lord Russell's declaration q
tlatour pgiYateers win BE- allowed 10
a BHh ports for tho deposition 9.
their prizes.
Whsle the war cloud j. about 20 burst
over Virginia, il seems the general oPin-
i9n also. that the crisis Is near At hand at
Pensacols. We feel confidence that Gen.
Braar has made Encouragement To have
.rre tb.nr of ID when the-baIl doe open.