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frxN. Earl VAw D0HN.--A#e learn tEoaa
the lfItgiarppsaH that this gallant and ex-
psr1ancad officer has been depufed By TIE
Military Board 10 remain On active service
At Jackson. g aid the Governor IL the
execution 81 the orders which have been
adopted by 4ha Board fos the neeaini
preparation of the 1fiiiiary forces q the
STATE Iizts8uFy Whig-
eGg- We regret 70 learn from the Ms
sss;ssippian that our sister city Of Jackson
has, within the past few days sustained a
severe loss 10 the death Of 1Ira. Crane. the
eatimable wife 81 Rev W G. Crane, the
Rector Of ST. andrews Church; also IN
the death Of Judge Daniel Myers. an
eminent member Of the legal profes-
sion.-B-
QUfTMAN LEsHT AETELIEEY.-This com
pany met on last Wednesday night. and
sixty-two men were mustered into the
Army Of Mississippi BY Gen. Richard orif-
9Th. Adiufant and Inspector General. IS
enlisted soldiers under the Military Ordi-
nance passed by the Convention.
This Is the first Military Company mus
tered into service under the new law.
The following are the officers.
COMMISSIONED orFTcERs
!. Franklin Kerr. Captain
r. II. Purlom. LIST Lieutenant
Ned Parish. 2nd
j. II. Lester. srd
Eox-o0HxTssloxED orr1cEEs.
u. W. Boyd. Orderly Sergeant.
VIM Boswell. 2nd
j. II. y. johnson, 3rd :.
Andy Burns, 4th
d. :. Downing, 5th
John Blake, lst Corporal
Oliver DIN. 2nd
". IT. Robbins. Bird :.
g.. r. johnson. 4th $
Jfiasissippian.
FATAL AccIDEyT.--Mr- Vim. Gay was
accidentally killed yesterday. He was an
old citizen Of hatcher, and much given 70
hunting. Yesterday, in company with a
young merchant Of our city, he went over
10 Grassy Lake. Concordia Parish, Ia. 70
hunt ducks. Whist they were creeping
through the bushes and undergrowth. his
companions gun becoming entangled in
the bushes, was accidentally discharged,
and its contents lodged in the calf Of the
leg Of Mr.. Gay. HsmoTrhage immediate
Is ensued. The wounded man was placed
IN the carriage in which the two bad gone
over. and was brought back without delay
10 Fidalia for surgical assistance. Ere he
reached there Ir. Gay Wss past recovery,
and died whilst crossing on the ferry boat
Another report says Mr.. Gays wound
had much exhausted him, but that he
died from a Congestive chill-Nafche.
Free Trader.
sTRAYED. os STARVED TO DEArH.-One
smali-sized editor. Familiarity known where
he Is k70rn, as the "Broad-Axe man
He had on when he left this Office brown
james suit, and an old black plush cap, and
orr shirt lie had permission to go to
Jackson, but his pass expired with last
week, and we now rejoice in the hope
that be has either strayed into parts bet
ter than printing Offices. or has found an
end to his unhappy life, in quiet starva-
ton. Peace be to him wherever he is,
and if he now be rejoicing in Abraham's
bosom, may the good old father take good
care Of him, and keep him at home, for
We never could 'est Point (1fiss.l Broad
Are
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VNrelI - sllasi ~. ecifalls invite tc attention o|
Nv the allrtfd Cd lla iacl tut ~ Aas Tor tNH flN
twelve years given hla entlle altrui IA % tf nfHi.
muni.af Chronic diseases he laf dome nu extensive
arc thousands of living Ninestes Nso have enH eHi
testfF ia hih MnAd riui Hsfi in thH treatment nf N
tie following Diseases Niaf
Cancer. lnmnrs. Wcns carhnucie fistula. syrlI.
lIs or Rock oanorrhaaas structure elect. hefain n
rciter, Asthma. bronchitis. Dab -cs, DyFfor.I1.
Irnnsy, Iyscuterv. Diseased kidn 81, EfltI.aY 1f
flfs osut. lthauIuaisfns Neural rit iAHifa.as4 I
Alhua Prniapans pilns. Gnifn. Gravel. iAlss NoaIN
Ncsd Tntter lfiaNnenH ~ the Ear ilAd AgN MhliN
sNpnNH Ni#eaefH 1f tAe n pililli Alt
Persons afflicted with aAs OF these Diseases Shout
not aei Is Hnnieely aa safne hive luc aho rH|i1d
until Consumption had aid them l1Cairale and Ia'
durcd lela q mere al.tInt1ns, or inrCf bad fllln
into their Filais and drblitaicu thC tftsnls iHrn
rnef nearly ni CAGES, and cicci cfme il aii
rahle easesf nid believe all easea cun he Cured Ii
taken in timr
MI Masslas can ~ found "a fnf iGrdas SPRINGS
Mississippi where ihe afflicted can lave tie lHnrIf
OF ha services md satisfy thcmselrea that certain
boon cured by hiH skill and efficient neIncdts.
Prescriptions and med ines sent ul parts Of iNa
United Eiafet b, mail press at fIlnrt AolicN. All
cunmiinil aiipne strictly cunAarniia.
Patients atn required fn give fnN history nin tNn
gynnafns eumetied with their cAsf are. hahiia tIt.
hG~rerns $40 per month in advances iuf an ease a
treated at 8 distance.
cB-an eases Of Cancer must bo Under my innt-
dlio and rcrfiH ana foe 90 e ono haif elI
THE lli1uea when cure T. effected.
ca nsaHafa Negroes bought % 90 fal prices. hf.
Communications flf h0uld ample. besides. fhr Hs
fieifd can hHrt hc benefit IL tho nnHai salphAf au
Chas heage wHfers in CHE South.
Ha-Ah eonmnnieaiietns rfompilJ ersd. iAa-
,s,, i'andeFials hpIing MISSISSIPPI.
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aFa as Pass ttr.silsrs ag tlla suasuFiaer, Ia
As~~ a. peea ~ constant and aa operation
from tat date. ana s.li osnfsrs,.a ,.,,lsr hss sr
ship and sapefiutendsncc --s.--~ .,.s,s,s .s..,
sa. i.1' - iasieie hii ben siaf h.,1 s4ransoas
NeN apparatus has been nsisssiassa me lest school
furniture laFeeanrei ana .n aiaiian 10 Tie ether in
stf1eters ~ GEORGE HLAcksdNN liormetly 81
New 0sieaasa placed IN Ahn~ss ~ s,.a fi,sss.sa go
English esfa-sments. ~ pazu. u srpsnse Nil ~
spsrei 10 maintain the insstuts.sr,r,,,, 49, tl,r
ou-h d.ser pine. SQUAD instruction. ana bsaIshv -
diets Ops for nearly cistf rssrs Ma, ,,li .nr,tr.
during AZ eae epidenics there Ia. never fsn s s.r
ofisrcr d serious scisnw a 81 dsnih among az,
pupils, Dor hare the exercises sscr haan in.artras
on aecourt of siaNnoss VS. tiss hsrst
20 Circulars be rroeafe5 AZ the oaacc Of tlis
papeg, 81 q ssidrrssiar
ksHBEL GREEN, sur't.
Pass CaFsisas Nov. lH. lsa. eff
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81 ciefEsman havlag cured bis son 81 Con
sampon - - worst stages aaor hcias given up e
de by The moss colclraiea plysioilns. desires Go
u's.lse kaoWa The mode q eurs, (uheh proves arcl
cessiai in every easel ta thosa ascird aih couehs
colds and Consumption sna he will send us sssa Is
any address. fFee ~ charge Address enclosing two
ssamps 60 rsy return POSTAGE
DANIEL ADEE
81 Centre Street. X. ferE.
Nas ror& March 10 si5a as-ay
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Telegraphic.


"Uncle Abe" has made another speech
at Cincinnati. He is still non-committal.
The telegraph makes this brilliant report
oft;
In his speech he repeated what he said
to the kentuekians in Ohio about "a year
ago, that by nominating Mr.. Douglas they
would have postponed the result longer
than in any other way. He added that
there was no more difference between the
Keniuckians and the Northerners than
the circumstances surrounding them.
He said only that he meant to remera-
Der that they had as good hearts as other
people, and he would try and treat them
as such, and according to the examples of
Washington and Jefferson.
A new York despatch says that it is an
nounced "on high authority" that the
incoming administration viii Immediately
attempt to retake the Southern forts now
in possession Of the seeding States. Also
that the blockade OF the Southern ports
has been decided upon. We shall not be-
lieve it until we see it.
The hopes OF the Pro Unionists in the
peace Congress are fast oozing out. 1t is
reported that ex President Tyler, and
Messrs. Clay, Of Kentucky. and Ruffin, of
North Carolina, complain that while the
Black Republicans talk OF Cancellation
they will do nothing 20 compose exist
ing diffieulties. The simple truth is.
that they cannot 90 any thing. Politicians
are generally very averse to suicide, and
to back down from the Chicago platform
just now is suicide. Virginia and the Dor
der states viii have to 60 with their
Southern friends.
The following item is from Washing
ton. Secretary Dix is very severe on
Capt. Morrison and others. lis shutting
the stable door after the horse had
escaped:
The resignation Of Capt. Morrison, Of
the revenue cutter Lewis Cass, was this
day received. Secretary Dix has issued
an order striking Capt. Morrison from the
service roll for surrendering his vessel to
the sovereign State of Alabama. Il IS
unders God that the same course Will be
pursued in similar cases.
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ALFRED muNRoE q co.
The InVigOTating lilleF'S.

AN INFAILInLE AND A0RFEA Bile REMEDY
FOR DYSPEPSIA. SICK hLAnACHE NiAN-
kHdfA. HENisk AMI AaNt, AID tiAEt. iNe
NEEA NIGHT SMieAAs AND GENERAL DEE
nlAfIN.
rrW GsE Hiitors constitute an agreeable Arnwait
4 IOusc adtrtod Gar uac ia Auy rl 4Hir. hNt
nfcliif appropriate or those rhSidl iu warm
tries. and Niafo Fever and AFnc o. ilof feters
apt in resa they euiy HFn iHur AID f|Fnf II
iha deditsscd hii eHrTr cHE liIal aHliuNia If
tho poison 81 Hiaffn ln t+ic aytiQIu. fcF iAE
and prevention IN lYfnepsla. III Sick hHaaheIih iN
lrYNufafihM iAitarN wli NH found tNfN effective
Il. N. MORRISON CN. Irnrrstes
no. l2 Magazine street. Ncu tfieanf.
Sole i'ropfieturH.
For sale by JOHN WRIGHT 90. nnd t1rarr'sis
roucInilr throughout Toe country.
Hlir g)rfHlns f,sit q. 1850 isis
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Itisfffs having baan restored % hcalta in 8
49, y very simple remedy. after haFing aaf
ttat draa.. g.. y. y. -...
= ne feiioH-ssfierers tie racs1s Il cure.
- ~ aesre e Sc VIII send s copy ~ The PEE
used iisee q clareej with size droctoHs ~
-na nHina tiis safne, which they glii faa q
rs.-, Va 1assrETfoa, Asfmws- DHoncnIra. A.
V'sael r. tae advertiser il seaaiua lle PFe-
ration which 81, e........ - 4.
hopes every stss..--.-'., = - ~
eost them r'o.ts--. i''s tsl.,-l'
Parties .i.bir., fl'.fsa 5
kEF- EDWARD a. WILSON,
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oat 81 ls5s. Hs e'sl'y' -''' 80 -

Tie sudden efaaes of or climate
- z fefasaAag. Buqsoinaa. sad ar1arsue
L@isaFHenee having proved a.as simple
~, y. '.-A aet spseliiF asa CERTAINLY whsr ta-
s.....rf early a'aTes 81 iha disease. rec1nrss
y 81 ~ 4Broass's B-5..ssiaf TSoehs..'
{ iet &c Cola. couaii, - Irsii.ton d fss
= - s.4s.it. "A i.y fiI. 1.raaaai. 81 more
e..- isis = efaofuallT raslea o. Ppazn
49, Aaa Win Gad them cnec.uai On
s8tAaaHinr tha vasse. See aaFeF-
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CoNNEcrICFT DEmocRATlc CoSvExrI0x.-
Ner Hsrea. Feb. 9.-The Democratic Con-
ventlon here has nominated james C.
LOOMS. 81 Bridgeport. Tor Governor Res
oluEioas ucTe paased IN favor OF the Crit
tanden comprnnisa and the repeal Of the
Personal Liberty bills.
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49, Gold has been discovered IN Ar
kansas fifty-fiFe miles Of Little Rock In
sinking an artesian welI several fne Jumps
were discovered. and the dirt yielded
twenty-five cents to the pan
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

- A handlOom weaver Of Dunferm-
Inc Scotland, has invented a machine
Tor weaving Brussels and velvet pile car
pets and table coverss which il is predict
Cd, VIII cause a revolution IN these branch
Is Of Hlanufacture. such products have
heretofore been slowly made BY hand.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

ESQ. G. HrrSaS, the great pusilist. q
naiirs 81 view York. has removed into
the southern Coniederncy and settled in
New Orleans where hs has entered into
business aad expects ~ strict attention
Co g 81 1saizo fortune. The south has
iius tls 6stic champion Of the verdi on
Dor side. and in that line. AZ least can
a.lr Ha
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A wag seeing lady at party With q
very loE-necked dress and hare arms, ex-
pressed his admiration b. saying she out
stripped tbs whole party.
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- The funded deet Of Philadelphia
il 81. 600 600. The debt vas increased
II ,o00, 600 in The last year.
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oKEAr IELANp TIIoRordnrA -


rFHnE undermgned has nos stocked nna ~ flll epnr-
IL alton q iiue of fNNN HORSE MAiL COACHES
running d4iY from itHsatu, On f1e Missile ana Ohio
Railroad ria Prairie Line q Naudinn. htrauidiur
CONNECTS ult4 line of TWO HORSE lIhlI COACH.
ts' Which ruHs tn-ueclllF from Fan ding Car
ilnieFlIie. Southern Iarnad and lHf liif h. luinr
connecting ai file houfaaru fiaiirar nrar TorIIi.
IaI, end tifa Daily stage Line from Montgomery.
Aiar 90 MuffnHs un the Southern fta "A. THE Two
Narae stamHs iravt Paulann fof tnini an ffsrttass
MennaeHaFa end Fridays tifne cunm fo rNuunlf
Flii tr stage tile Haf4n day lhe Carr ihe South
rrn Rood are now running i8 Newton Hlatioa aNrrr
they connect Hill flia Tue.
r9-lha stock on lhia line are oounI 10 any In fhr
country. tIa Guafhra Comfortable ~ Z fff iritlrl
careful aHa accommodating. fussr1g 70 aian Teg 1l
ftc c0aaeeliaas ie1r 8iaff
Bar We hava LrvmNr STABLE now Ia ounrHtian al
Newton station and PAHfftnn. Art Nrraoa anNi.
ring u fnn BE- furnished with CONVOY nraA to nnv
p0Int ina TIE surrounding country
shARNAN 4 HYDE proprelara.
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THE Lose s9uaHsioa, Discovered At Lasr.-iie de
oovory Of Amafi. in 1872, brought not only wealth
and pleasure to be European race. hui hlaol misery
want, pain audsg8arng NenefeA diseases were
unknoan 10 tii spale mrea prior to che return Of
Columbus. II centuries we have paid annual
tribute 10 ifle urine Of dissipation Our young men
have appemd before us Ia ml their strength and
maniinrss Ra look again. aiasi for human fraiig
gone. gone frever Thus one fy ono pass away A.
our mind W recalling che nnwreh history 81 naug
a fallen yath. cur atlcntion Was called 70 ncH dis
e3rery + medicine, the Cherokee Remedy THE
like the isease for which + Intended. spfang from
the aDuisy Children Of che forest. iouih need no
Ianeeriespair. The angel Of hope sounds the glad
tdina3 aud says Abe healed. This Remedy for
whe' oar most scientific men have iabored ycafs fer
ID Vs., M less las been liscoYeredsa simple syrup
eoapounded from naiusea own iatraiory, be forest
Niger liis - cure iu p fsv days Eeerew advertise
ef 10 another column ~ this paper. li-lm
We are reioieed 10 find ihat fAe renowned cbamis3
New England, Il AYzn. lbs 20 ieagh tirred Ais
iteni.on % tbo disorder vhish haass ike bighiee
On our community Our session 8 q heaihly O. auy
ether, with one single ee piion and that 3 che Fever
aaa aaue. which hannis us % ever eide. But be
remedy doe' cane AZ W. aApala knox q must Z &c
snade ir Cast 8n1 tlis haiefu dissrnper rom among
a and oprs j. one of the loveieas spots n ihe Hss.
-.sa1ilHos IaiJieA Iotra
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THE GREAT ENcLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED - LFwwRne
hH ROYAL 800 ~ PATENT
Prepared fio'a q hTeserpaaa q 81 y 0orle ~ D.


PrtpsTed ffoa Pfesririio4 q Sir y. Oartt - D.
fassieaa Er''uori'aa-sio &c Qasa.
This invaluable medicine ia uniaiina In me cure 81
an those painful and dangerous diseases % Which
tie isinaie constitution IS subject
tt moderstes an excesses ana removes ai otstrat-
tons, and speedy cure NAV he relied on
TO Married LADIES
his peculiarly suited. Heab IN ashort time. bring
on the monthly peuod With regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar bears tha Ougefa.
ment stamp 81 Great Britain ta prevent counarHfaits
c.RUTE0.s.
Tgcse Pi1s shatld not b takai n ysniaiss stfine
he FIRST THREE MONTHS o. P.s.u-auc, a.thog
ars sure - bring on lscauat, su az onu othes zine
thcy 146 safs.
IN az cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain
ia enc Back and Limbs, Fatigue pa aiaht eSarudh
RaiPitaron Of die Heart, Mysteries and Whites these
Pills VIII effect a cure when sli other maans have
failed; and although powerful remedy. do noi con-
tain iron. caiomel, anincey, or any thing hurli %
tho constitution.
FUN directions in The pamphlet around each pack
ago, which should ~ carefully preserved.
Sole Arentf1r the United States and Caiada,
JOB nosEs, (Late Z C. BALDWIN a Co)
Rochester Now York.
N.B.-sl.oo and POSTAGE stsznps embossed 70 any
authorized Aeeat win insure bottle containing %
pills, hy retura mail.
For sale ~ ~. $. u cAsTEEI4 Paiidingi Ed. s
SMITH, Brandon an9 an Druggists vcrywlere.
JOHN WRIGHT & Coz Jew Orleans,
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MIssIssIPFI.-The territory of AIississlp
pi was coded to the United States by the
State OF South Carolina in 1889, and by
Georgia in 1902 She was admitted into
the Union on the 10th of December, 1877 F,
the present State of Alabama being left
as a reserved portion of the Mississippi
Territory. From the middle of the six
teeTth century, when DeSoto carried the
cross of Spain over the swamps and
through the forests which belt the Gulf
of Mexico from Ponce de Icons tabled
fountain OF perpetual youth to the great
father of waters. For one hundred and
seventy-five years the new country receiv-
ed no permanent accession to its popula-
ton. In ZIG, Bicnville founded the
city Of Natchez, then called Fort Rosalie,
and the colony was engaged in Indian
wars until l763, when it became a tribu-
tary 10 the British Crown by the treaty of
Paris. From that period it received a
new impulse; colonists fioated down the
Ohio and Mississippi from all quarters
and even the Arcadians of Nova Scotia,
perhaps the cousins of Evangeline her
self, found rest here from their weary
pilgrimage. The territory came under
the protection of the United States i'm
mediately on the adoption of the Con-
stitution, was admitted as aco-eaual mem
Der of the Confederacy twenty-eight years
after, and remained in the Union until
the 9th day Of January. 1861, when, by
her ordinance Of secession, the ties which
bound her to the General Government
and to her sister States, was dissolved, and
she became an independent Republic.
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TUH M T7|7rl- - = =
ircflif5s'.a 4, e GROUP. BfCslsffI.rIs fsIj sI.L
FaH TME nss' .s41. tkK ALL IioNs, AID
TEE tDVfN f THOSE SUPP RING l#
% tHL LEHrss @AA9@s % G4Asl At'Ii4-
rff4fs "a ~ ssa.4a1
i eass1.7 hlIf - Z. IN faT The cure Of a. de-
aszns te.se4 pa r.5.e.5 and eaacifnt rem -
Fa.iei oi tlllse sIiif i1lille pflua E'er 81 tle
ltnHei a.. ma IS Nlil any d lae above ul-r-
Fn alil did adiss ~ niy snFpxessaati.e cou.-l,
HaaaE1attgn aud &c. A.19 bE aiatslaiHe tht 20
cslGa tax effect 49, AsiA fEa4Maas soothing AMh
q health. l-fplApie " speedy FeroFefg
s. fle reliable raat every EHliiv and fas1rted ~
Fags-ealna VIA dnI 2 49, recto1.l Ailaci-als- oaf
pzsa.iee ii-lie and cons anlauf il tier
G. ~ Nontsc.
Eo 81 ssSN 4 co. Druggists.
-~'iiN Street. SEW NrleHuHi
Trr sale ~ InRN st-v.r sale lrnpriet9fs-
HaaeFn 81 rnIi sfsss FL --AfSiif c. and Dluasls#
= l@.n Is-Iv
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Thnse who die al Consumption, invariably accuse
thalas selves II nerieetnta slight cold caught either
by wet feet exnoaure iciho weather. or some such
simple cause. II you ouid laib carry a bottle Of
Woodlands Cherry Epectorant about with you-
every nari of de hahi.e Globe every crcum stailee
on climate no matter Nv sudden ae transition from
,ras 10 iry fro1n ea s7id your body uouldbe f5f.
tiled. ana aanv raiubie lives would BE- spared u
cures COUGHS colds Influenza, aud ali Pulmonary
adecfions
Sold by al Jrinrsis. IL
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REsEGSATroS or An ALARAMIAN.-We learn
that Brevet Second Lieutenant Samuel
H. Lockett. Corps Of Engineers, [. $
Army. has resigned. and rendered his ser
vices TO his native State, to stand By and
defend It's honor, its equality, and indie
pendence. Lieut.. Loekett Is a son Of Ma
poleon Iocixett. ESQ. Of Marion. IN this
State, and graduated with great distine-
ton al the L. $ Military Academy at
West Fainf IN June, 1859, ranking No.
IN class Of over forty members, mum
bsred from one upwards, IN the order Of
their relative standing.l The Secretary Of
War, in consideration Of his great pro-
ficiency. at once breveted him ID Lieuten-
ant in the Corps Of Engineers, the high
est corps IN the army. Mr- l. Was made
an instructor at the West Point Academy.
which position be held one year lie Vas
then transferable Fernandina- IN FLORIDA,
1t which point be was engaged n the con
struction Of Fort Clinch when he resigned.
The services Of such an officer Al this
time VIII add much to the strength and
e41icienrv Of the military forces Of Ala
hama He Is thoroughly skilled in every
department Of military sclence. and in
the particular branch Of artillery scarcely
had superior IN the z 5 Army Ala
hama may vel be proud Of such q noble
and true-hearted son. who 50 CALAMITY ral-
lies under her flag in her hour Of need-
ff1a17sBseTy Adusvtiss~.
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During the confederation of Canon caused by tho
hombardmenf ofthe British, the extensive medical
warehouse oaour eonntIyluan Ilr.I q Arm, q Lowell
,he depot q the Cherry Pectoral gnd catharte PAIL,
for Chinal WIS totally destroyed 40 now nlaAes q
dei.aand upon onr government for Indemnity from
the loss Of Us property and hqiee viii grow another
nutto crack with our elder BOTHER Johnny. STICK
60 g Doctor; and Il our Government maintains our
rights wherever your Pile as sad We shall only le
unprotected on tracts lhatire very harIen.-hg9r-
Hssf, Trenton, a. J. "a
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The PRESIDENT AND SoN.-The Spring
field correspondent Of the New York
Herald says:
Bob, the heir apparent to the Presi-
dent elect, has been observed OF all TIE
observing Springfield girls to-day. lie
walked the streets this morning, bring
ing up the rear of the s.old man" The
effect Of the residence within the inn
proving of genteel, well dressed and vel
behaved Boston. is plainly noticeable in
his outward appearance, the comparative
elegance of which certainly presents a
striking contrast to the loose, careless
awkward rigging Of his Presidential
father.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-20

Buy Arra's AsuE cuuE or Iutermiitents, Arzn's
CurnHr Psc4onsl fora Couh. and Arus Pills FOR al
the purpose Of a Family Physia. "a
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Nas rora March ionse 9''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-18

a 1ukIkY REsDKNOk NEAR THE CRY mn
build and AZ i &C.. a 4Ts Gothic House cost So .
Eft corner nonse and Two Lots for 81 30 a. DirSG
building y oha'nAm and Chamber streets, brown stsna
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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REsTAURANTs.

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- sooner puts the Philadelphia Ale for three be-
p,rons than he t.mrts them with the pures import
ea LIQUORS for six Hence the ssquesmal prodts
ar Broadway. sPENCEa
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