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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
Thlrty-SiHth CoHgrcss--HrcorG Session.

'AsaHHpAAs f'1.f' . So
SESiTE.-Mr. Clay appeared #"i :ori. IT.. sea-. 81.
llam!ins resignation, 10 take Uacci "uN; Mgaday, was
read. The bill 20: he aGni.:!c:. Of Eaas.E ~. !tay p.c.t:
railroad bill were postponed. ". Cru,uir.'s 7~,.s..!.:t
were taken NJ. Nr. t~-i'ie.Gri advocated 49,. j!i.. a."
said II ConIrc.. cVr!! rot sri.r tHr :a.t.ty. TIE pr. ,-
could give thrc. Instructions, and .'f"~- ~. 10 hHui i.'.a
in Ubcyinr ;aria. Il was l question =: u.i'rh.i 49,.
rncc. Would the Rcpub.sa;. ,GsoG:tr. Ciyi " .r, rj;!i..
than Ceytaiea lI.s'- breadth RON. heir paI:.cui... ur.:.a.
lie uPpeaie! n mot a.,ctH: lI:&GLgr - as.a .i,cS-
Mr. lpoino. responded. aGd aid ihr ErpI!'Hg.a- ID! hrrr
So"!aG dTac0I- ana hac :..Hci: ac-op -! h.El.! ar.I. lG,
ln.OH Has aliraGy G.S-gl"-!s lie Iai!s. .: S.U.a Carolina.
was the cause -! the wan!c .ou;h. IHg S.r.'r a.E arreaf.
ed 10 The fraternity AIR! justice VI lie %yr:;I IN y,iy.
Gnh woai: STINT ia,.r caasc, = rr.c.nr". n IL.
nrI!;rAtacu, Of tie sword. Il .r"3 y#rr! ia. l.r.li.
Of the soGih 4nt contraLcL :ha; her ,!cmru.i. u-..
oG!y for eqgdiiiy !" III ta.DH. ii-t#"i ;m: t.,i, r#-uwr
aG.a!Snt, hy Republicans, to iHFa>'u#s o. g., sac ; lt,.
and SAID Ilr oniy arhlfT"!!,It ~: ~" srurI. l4a .yrpra
TaS lengthy and a.dc.tG, secession Ia toa", 80. h.a u
n!DS 70 END, Trr:!ia;!n: iEy LEA a. comp vuJ,.~ &! &,.i.
.ra Interpretation .! lie Ccay:!'";I"'. !r c.rrai.-,! t.
an r!ofuc:! sran!Gg up ~; q" >Fg-c!r e; ~. C~.G'c.Gcr,
would invoke the AID o! tic tuI =: L...!gs. The :ea.;e
then went into executive >t>,;ru.
iUusH.-Afrr he ;ra; s"c''rn c:gu:~" ua.Tr5s;.n L.-!
Gt-s, he lioC.- went iEi" ,puH.:s.r o. a.: sl..". IN -.
legislative an. "N""r'iyr L.!. trI ..'r a. r-,iar 1t ~
:omc par;.euar-. il va, iEs-~f VI a.arri.sy G..pc IN
attempt 10 .~a;rgILc:, 10y E:lui."g> r.!..i' jAe E.lI.I
State. Committee resolutions. y" .r'r }c.rg ',.ra "a
suspcuiia: III" r..s fUr :hft .Gtp.sy, r,au!l.! : =: aU,l
= against. The Eo:!oN W. IJ;t.
Hr. hirGiu asked leave 10 Or - ",s,u,ina Hrp:IN!..
of tar hold nMG patriotic act az ii,in: i.u'ISo" - '",:uc
Fo!t Sumter. ami We determination -; -. lrr>pG"r: 20
tas:a:I :I 'im "a t. irSSr". position a. ii. "'ls!. i.I.
i!1@ 20 enforce the ..@- aGi 20 is"stgvg IL ;..aH. ~,
House suspended The :G.rs by = vote -: - 81 ., 80 he
resolution VA adopted d: y vote 81 "I@:;r.a.
tbs House ;hcg aGjoGruc. t#i WyiT."!.".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
Alabama CONVENTION,

%os1oossET, t-n. 7.-7hc conv.n'!y" met her, 5: .oya
to-day.
81. Phillips, 'cec.-:o":,t, wa cho.cG ~ic,aror.:! Caai:raaa.
and Mr. Horn selected ~ irf"rcG-:? Secretary.
Upon a cIli q. the coG"'!l:, = IVES "-s"::.,.,l 10y wr:.
all represented.
The CONVENTION then ,roc"ci',l 70 IL" ci"grt0n q rc.:r.-
men: officers. Mr. W.l!sm S.. Brock ~ elected rfr>i!c;:,
By 4 majority oi e!sh:, over -. ,aa:,on. nr! W. rGW!..,
:rc.-sioaist, was c!-ctrl SECRETARY.
Af:cr considerable discussions a.! cnEEI:a'!0r. y prem.
bic nuj resolutions wee o!T,c.! b.; t." sec. --!.H SID 60
They were pct n such fJ.'l 49, con:l'niti tA- ~ RuisIogs
vote Of The Convention. Ti.r preamble AID :r,o.Gt!5a - .rg
a. follows:
"wherea5, tho only bond - uuiau by:Tc"n ~. ..ycGa.
States /, H.: Corsti;u,io: 81 a." H:I;"t States, End vher--
az iha: Cu:.s;:C;on has been Violated IS = uI.jGgitY Of iG.
Northern s;,;rs In tnc!g separate i"s.s!:ia!'s, ~ ih,j.
arti.n In denying - he reoi.h: ~" : t.,'"rH Sr,tCs 'hrir
cuns;! 'u:;oaai rights; aHr whereas 4 sr~.uu"! party tno:T
Us the BlArk Republican rsrty, LAS In ia. rccr;i elections.
elected Abraham Lincoln 10 The o"'"- %! President. Al. g.!
Hannibal lIamlin virr.rra>IGrn; of thrg- Cait"ri S;r',-,
who deny liza. thr Constitution Ct ;Le L.i;oI SAL, I"rr:.
Mics properly IN slaves. I'D ns'.;..a ;lg: ir .-"'Taia"nt
should proven; is extension into ~" cctmiI-a T,r:Hg5,t
Of the United STATES, and that the bower o: Il. g0:s:n.
rnrr. should be 50 exercised tia; :'aT"r. c.iog.G. Il. .I@p.
be rxlerniaatr!, therefore be-
Resolved. BY the people Of AiahaHa "a Ccav"r'!iH ="
semhlci. tha. 'Hc sta:c =: Ailh"r.. "Ei no: suam.: o'"c
administrator O: Lincoln AID i!.Ei.a as p!"..te.G tud
NIce.Prr.iicnt u! "a: CriicI state. Ging ..g pr..ciT!r 70
fc.rei 10 IL ;h. foregoing preamble.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED 9oH y .~::CnNusr Y.a"r=-m
~~~~~~-~~>~~~~~-
Special Despatch to the Richmond r:.no;:i:nr
From washfu.,,n ,j,r

"iSHiS6Tos, Jan. 1t Is .rrS::-: ;a4t tie Senators,
from the seeding slnt's ae Il -s-.T: Ike ~irorri.:y G; =yt
Directing 10 he Fep3r, Of. the c,:Isait,.c, n -vcr.: .r..ic..
on MT. MelniyEes nominai0a :v;ac Insisting 40 ,Ae w.,,s:
poicy, 10 let 1t take the u:Gal co.r.- Ga!-.::a.:ri c;.
thereby hao~ TIE wo:s: al cree. y;he., ,r.a. :a.: :.
Wound De bette! 10 raise objection, AMI rust,lLr the yo,.
Oh II; 1.-The end Of the :,im, G.. .uch ..r ., H. l.,v,,
In Asp.cch to-day NJ. Tcemt, .0.ia.a:r: ;!.: il.,.- 49,
= rossi1ih:y OF the nor secession OF ,roryi. to! st;:,
ciaHirG The cont y agency :rl~uG-E: ca an u: aas:.rr. IT,.
5 SUBSTANTIALLY Mt. LT.!;c:ui-G. r-su..;.,.. g.,Y .rgrhsg.
lao.e str:aset.: n The protection c: s'a,esy.
NJ cr','enden. affecting appeal, vl:ctt 80, particularly
directed to the Republicans. VA, s.c,:;ri ~: ,r,r, gur
marvel Indifference, -iv!.Gi'y .mI :al::, ...cE.
lis reported 'hn: NJ. Graham ,;cr.iI.,- he. Gi.,,ar..-r, :,
aseAt 10 L'HcoHi : cabinet, aHy:ac tn. -. carrot. ~:in :.
sense C! honor, serve IL ia; capacity, bu: wiz len! H., =.
10 the u1:ens OF his !n:!Ge.ec - ave lie cruu,ry i~c.l
ruin.
lis possible :ha; :hc SANE ar..o!a.g.,.t . ~ l.. ;.,.,r..
% Nr. Gl.Htr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

The Governor Of Virginia, in his message
published to-day, bends the influence Of his
name and position against the call of i Con-
v~cl!iion, and the House Of Delegates, by an
maaimOm vote, yesterday, raised and instruc-
ted Il committed to report, at the earliest practi-
cable moment, 4 bill FOX . ConrcntioH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
THE CRIMINAL La OF VIRGINIA.
s7Aro'S GUIDE 70 MaGl:TRATEs-A NEW Ed

ALSO, JC3T Published. A Guide 10 Magistrates, With
practical forms, for thu Discharge Of their tuti., nut OF
Court, TO which are ndded precedsnts. 70. the as- OF Prose
cutorj, Sher!Gs, Co.on0rs. Constables, Escheatnrs. Clerks,
dc; Second Edition, in " Itch the laws are brought ioTo TO
the present time, with notes; by Joseph Mayo, Councillor
ut Law and Mayor OF Richmond: price 81, mailed free CT
postage on receipt Of The amount.
~ PRESS,
A new edition Of Tate's Analyr!csl Dlgested IhdcI Of The
Virginia Reports from Bsrradall 10 the present time, 18th
Grsttan, Inclusive, Including also the Decision OF he Spe-
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The iabor- .! IN. former editor have been Thoroughly
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greatly enlarged and Improved, aud will comment i;seiI 20
the LIBERAL patronage Of the Profession. L. rlii We 1osu" =
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spLrSo.o STOCK OF Law goosj coSSTANttf On lASp.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

Wisl.SG-Gs. Jan. The "Sf.s' publishes. Is ! rualoc,
the Intention o! he CHbia,:.H Arrest %ria'r- Tc""Fr- 81
Georgia, OH "a charge 81 treason, tor s"".!.g = g. patel:
urs. ny the seizure o! al. Ike Gco;rl. ;5rl-. HE :uiEcr i
considered doubtful.
TEr Sou'hcru meeting or Saturday night, ca.s's'"! cnl5
OF Ger: ain Senators, not members .: re House, - rv"s;:~f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
SEw WIC1IT:ONE THEATRE.
ROCK FOR .cEzE #

4 STlCIPATlUSS Of the Future 20 Irrvr as Lesson. for
a the present time. In the form o. extracts FROM letters
O! Az English resident in the Gunied States 10 The London
Times, from leGS 10 lsiu, with an HpprDdir on the Cau.cs
and Consequences Of the independence q The South. By
Edmund KuGin.
J. W. RANDOLPH, 12l MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
has ju.t published the above In one handsome Emo. rol.
uiue Of acout 400 pagcs-price 3.
From the southern Literary Mes,::.cr
1.-The Hholr book :e-m, 10 Us worthy OF the cause Tor
etich !, was wTi;teE-;he cause Of truth. and . patriots
love for his country" JAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
Political Address TO-SInht.

Roger \. Pryor, having been Invited by
many Of the citizens Of Richmond, to address
them on the great issue Of the day, will do so
tonight at hali:pas; seven o'clock, in the Arr,
can church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
MARINE NEWS.
% KiCiINOYD, JANUARY !, i9t


Gi3H w."SR TINS aiY At i. u'cLrrs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roarote, Couch, New : -, nd,- and pas
scngers.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Nn !el, Philadelphia,
md.e and passengers.
Steamer ~Belsid.re, Keene, Baltin,'., merchandise and
passengers.
SAILED,
Sclr S. A~rplegate, Cranner, down ::e r!Ser, light.
SEN RIC7IIsSST THEATRE.
kUSKEL & M0ILff.. ......... lrssees aHd Manager.
TilDS. l.. MoAlEf.... ..Hc.lhg nahhgcr'
!. u. klLLlfS .'laEe N4"AscI'
SECOSD appearance 10 this city e. the beautiful COME.
- dienn- and Vocalist,
MISS JOEY GOCGETrEIM.
This Tuesday evening, Januar, 'ih, 1851, ALL be per
formed the great Ledger Rouiancr he
HIDDEN llaHD.
Cspi,ola. =. MIS-. JOEY COUGESIIEIM.
TIIIIE RRGULAR MoNTELY MEETING
Or the YOUNG MES'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
will be hold this TUESDAY, ever e, January s,h, 1861,
In their Rooms in Goddlus Hall, ut "a O'clock.
By order OF the President.
Jan sit 10. +" RlGlIakDsOH, Sec Y.
fNDUCiTlOSAL.-An English lady, thoroughly
- educated, and an experienced Teacher, desire, 4 si,u-
alton In 4 family or school. She teaches Perspective Draw
ing and Painting from Nature, ani il All excellent Musician
and French Scholar, luiani,'. Sc The III ,hr.t testimonial,
from families In Virginia ar offered. References rNchaEg-
ed.
Address az. ". y, Post Ollie, E~tchn1n!, va"
lam S-dSc5ls
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~-
Public Meeting in Cumberland.

TIE people Of Cumberland are earnestly requested 10
Meet vt the Court House on the second Saturday, 18th Janu.
nry, 70 take Into confederation the alarming state OF the
country. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET. JA#. oni

BEgY.-The sales 0! cattle at Ike .ca.cs 10. ""D., ;Cp!
up 10 head, n; prices varying f:CE' (. =" - ; I = rFH'-.
In view c! quality, the sales wee vc!y 80" Tor he 'czs9r.
quite a number held over ua.Uld.
'uoc..-In limited 1, uamt ia: = 20 to = 2. rI;, ;1r ccFa
fed.
gross. No demand .55 inferior s:ac,..
Comparative: statement Of The nu!Eg"- = ta,;c, shcsh
aat hog sold Il, he scales iu;;rg th- quarters ending -
he u,.. peceinhrr is3y and isGD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

" [
NoYnmcnt Of :. =. EruOE

S.s YORK, Jan. ;;h.-ii !. rurrcSei h.sr. :g,:gy. tia.
MAYOR Wood. IN q message 10 the Gig Council 10 .i-!,.
viii cuDody a proposition Ter tie secession ~ ih- c!IJ CT
New York frc.u the state ard tEiyG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

BALTIMORE. ian. T.-r!our is steady; iic"aHi street sni
Ohio IS ~, City Mills 3 %. Wheat /. .tceI$: :"i ..".iS.c,
white iI0alGv. Cor fr:a: nc~ while Eut sc,isw '@.t5'.
Provisions axe nominal. LaIj i".:. rA+"s. i s:t:iy
n lgc.
NEW YORK. jan ~1.-Siock. urc dull and Irregular. 'c"
York Central. ga, Virginia SKIES I5'., Hts,9-!.s!s'e:n -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

NORFOLK, Jan Lieut.. Chapman nni NI.t'r Nh, o.
the L. :. 6. Brooklyn, aavc rca...Sd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

HE MILITIA.
'"'&';l lila; Inc State Shall he divided
a'!>ioas. and the brigadcs be re.
"!:'e>=al We have but five divi-
-" .'''"e cs>: md TWO in the west
.'; ~ Il u'ajor general to co:nmaId
- 'i"!.!"HS. de cain never know li:e
Us t"alaanj, and it is equally im-
80; .aer al know him. Ifcalled INTO
" "'lf,.lncc; rs strangers ; there
%, 1t'-!.c,n!itcnce between them.
@; q! ."Owied.a Of each other,
>.7'irc,ble at first. it would be
.; %: miraculous. Hence sug-
"'isl"1S be increased i'll num-
c''H.nnr ding officer NAV have
:" II" brouybt into contact
"-". - he two divisions in west
' Lie az Il: each al least fifty
80; - militia Gutv, ard who
-.- go. .: tronble, called into
simple announcement Of this
I-'a L. utter ahSurdity Of the
-::'n!""t Of the divisions, old
'"t'>>';y Of i ~ arrangement
80 >n';". The existing arrange
-ai4t.l,t~! il 1872. Since tina,
h las sfeally Increased, and
r.. ''f a. I~n:r.as" in the number Of
- @":-,'!, j! we arc to have an ciIcc.
F'-3Ie a; ali times and under al!
=, | recommend, therefore, in
'eF:nS al Increase in the number
- we've, and the re arrangements
"lstdes throughout The State.
INJECTION, | also recommend that a
morn for cavalry artillery, infantry
>'a.! be prescribed by law. Un1ier
sEs'ein VIC have every description
"''c II The volunteers Of the State
40 service We would not knox,
q. "''. 81 q, "hether they were Of Us or
-. Ii'i> should be corrected, but it Is
% corrcc! it without a positive
!, 'v'! c7umcn nov with volunteer
''P' l uniform, and procure it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-08

VI TIE NtllcS Tic taxes are ION fdu iH ioteS vi
the banks. These notes upon their faces pro.
Tess IL he the representatives Of specie. ii this
be- true. then there would he no difficulty IN
converting them, md the specie thus obtained
would be used in the pay mcnt Of tie taxes. II
they are not convertible, the people. the most
Of whom are interested in bnnking upon sound
principles ONLY. should know tic fact, and
neither they ror the State should receive them.
We want i sound paper cnrrercy--a currency
that is convertible into Spec!e-and if our pre-.
sent currency is not convertible at the will ct
the holder, it ongh; to he made 50.
The second objection is, that we have not
specie enough in Virginia to carry this policy
into operation. The wiscst statesmen OF the
nation have for more than twenty-five years
felt the necessity OF infising into the cIrcnla.
ton Of the country i larger amount Of specie,
and to this end they have been shaping it.c &c.
~gisla,ion Of Congress. They have abundant rca-
son to be "grat;lici with the success that has at
tended their eiforts. In October 1855 we had
in specie, in active circulation, 81, 0Q0, 600, and
in the banks, in specie, s2j,0 00, 900; on the LIST
day Of January. 1881, Sl2, 0e0, 600 in active
circulation, and s27, 000, 900 in tic banks; on
the LIST Of January, lS3J, $lS, 600, 900 in active
u. ClIlAllDsI Ntiu ~ III ONiinN, .ic,'D''N'S, W
the 1st day Of J%anuar:, 1885,, $2S, GOO, 900
in active circulation, and in the bs::ks.
$40, 900, 600; and on the LIST day Of December,
1886, $4,000 Coo in active circulation, and in
the banks. So, G00, Goa. These are tie results
Of the policy inaugurated by those statesmen,
who were ridiculed ard stigmatized ri Ina! day
as "hard mon.y men," and they are valuable
practical results rejecting the highest credit
upon their sagacity and sta:esmanship, and
producing the best effects upon the business
and interests CT The country. come down 10
a later period, ana present ;he results "s they
exhibit themselves 10 US. Since the discovery
Of gold in California in 1919, more than
$500, 900. 900 have been added from that source
TO the gold Of the world. Ii was estimated
tina; we had in the United States, II that time,
sl2o, ooo, 900 in specie, showing en- increase
between 1887 and ls49, Of $4,000, 000. In
December. 1857 it was estimated that there
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
CONHBINA ALTON PLAN
IuAvs EvEHY Day At tOCIocG.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
$4,000 SJ2,OOOI s95,OOOI 100000
sIO,OoOI s5,OOOI s2,5OOI etc.


As-iu ordering Tickets ,tite the Class; enclose tho
money % oUr address and ON receipt OF 10 We Will
send what il ordered iy return mail
Ah-A communications strictly confidential.
&c Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN. aud give their Post Office. County and State
Fs-tIrculbrs containing rin explanations of ouI
schemes etc. will b. forwarded hy mail to any our
reudii o. their uame.
Orders for Tickets orCcrifcaies by Nal or Ey pres.
should BE- addressed o.
HopsEs. DAVIS 4 CO. Macon, Georgia.
NFrrfa Ism 81
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13
AYERS
"A Y ER'S
AguG Cure.

lDA I'LL NPELhA CURE OF
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Ague,
Rcmittcnt Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers. indeed
for the whole class of diseases OTisi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria of miasmatIc countries.
No one remedy is louder called Tor by the
necessities o. the American people than sure
and safe cure Tor Fever and Aguc. Such
we aTe NOW enabled 20 offer, with a perfect
certainty that II viii eradicate the disease.
and with assurance, founded on proof. that
no harm can arise from IT, use in any guam
ti'y.
That which protects fIOm OF prevents this
disorder must bc Of immeuse service in the
communities where 1t prevails. HrsUsati9a l.
better than cure, for the patient cScapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this bglCful dlslcmper. This "CuEE" expcls
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, if taken on the first ap-
proach Of it, promonitory symptoms. II il
rot only the best remedy ever Vet discovered
for this class Of complaints but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar lrings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts, where FEvrR
AND AGUL prevails, every body should have it
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price viii place il within the
reach Of all-thc poor as well as the rich A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tam cure Of IntcrmittCuts is, that ii contains
no Quiniue or mineral, consequently It pro
duccs no quiHism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
+ by it are left as healthy as if they had never
/ had the disease.
! Fever and AguC Is not alone the consequence
! ot the miaSmatiC pnIson. A great variety Of
disorders aIiSe from its irritation, among which
.Ue Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
BlmdaC-s, Toothachc, EaraChe, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palptation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels. Cole,
Paralysis, and Dcrngement Of the Stomach,
al Of which, when originating In this Cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical This "CUEE CXpels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. II Is an invaluable protection 70 immi-
grants and persons travelling OF temporarily
residing IN the malaIiou> districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
icctiCu, that will be eXcrCted from the system,
and cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity
q upeu into disease. Hence il is even more
ya!na5.s Tor protcctioS -. : -. -
Z C.er suHer from Internittents, if they avail
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

oruUBs OF TIE NEw GovEENvENT.-
One Of the editors Of the Mobile Register,
writing from Mont tromcry to his paper in
regard to the formation of the Provisional
Government for the Southern States, SPEC
ulatcs a. follow.
give you thc indications which have
been able 20 gather from intercourse with
the deputies here The temporary Pres.
dent will certainly hc chosen from Gcor-
sgia, the Vice President from Louisiana or
/ Texas. The honor of hcin. the first chief
magistrate of the Republic will fall there
fore, either on Toombs stephens or Cobb.
/ The election of Alex. II. Stephens would
/ certainly be a master stroke OF policy in
/ many respects, and am glad TO perceive
/ that prominent members Of the South
/ Carolina delegation favor it. Fer Vice
| President, the name Of John Perkins. Jr..
+ one Of the wealthic,t and most intellectu-
al men in Louisiana, Is much cauvassod,
and the only difficulty in the way of his
/ election seems to be that he is not suili-
cientlv widely known toIhe masses of the
people. seiierson Davis, by common con.
sent, is pointed out as the head of ouI
military forces--- fillmore is men.
/ tionNSd aS forney General
OF thA ERti0n.
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DN virtue and IN pursuance OF q decree
ID Of the Probate Court Of Jasper couu-
~. made 40 the last December term
thereof the undersigned Guardian OF the
minor heirs &c tpANlELCOOLEY dcccl--
cl. will on the 9,h dlv of March next
between the hour prescribed 10y law, pro
coed 90 Ill at the late residence Of said
deccdent at PUBLIC auction, 10 the highest
bidder. on a credit of twelve months from
thc dav ,f sale. ali that certain tract of
land situated, living and being in the
county o, Jasper 3a-cribed as follows to
wit. The r.. Of :. ". SEQ. p, and the
y. OF ". OF y. h.. Sec. 50, 7. ! Il.
la Fast which part of said lands was
cultivated lv the said decedent, in his
lifetime. The purchaser or purchasers OF
said lands will Lr required To- give note
or notes, with good and sufficient security
ior tAe paymcu, oi the sum or sums of
money for which said premises may be
struck of in twelve month, from the day
Of sale D. J.. EILLEN.
Guardian.
February .fi lr.1 list
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ulIl for DItorcc.

Henry ~. M.tnnu,
ys B.I Tor Divorce.
Martha NeCtnn.
Ctuufrg t.H. WTHs G.uH. f.t- q
Role .ni H. fn is ff.r..I. i.5l.
VTTuN opening lud filing thc complain.
u emit. htll. aud it appearing thtt the
said Martha MtDmu j.. H nonresident %,
this SHtr 10 Is therefore ordered that
notice he given t1 .brsaid Mutu3 NrCBuu
by publication in tbe kptHu Cuur. "a
newspaper printed and puhilshfi .u Ile-
per County. iu this Sutc. fr four c1n,er.
uf.ve weeks. that unlp.s she aTps8r iu and
before tho honorable thc Chanccrv Court
nest On bo h1ldgu in AMI af the County
81 Wayne. 80 tbg Court llousp thereof. in
the town of Winchester on the 2rj Mon.
d1v of MtIch uryt. aud plead answer OBJ
drmur to the said li.l the same will be
taken a. confessed 1uJ decree made nc
e1rdinrlg
Given uudrr my hand aal seal
Sal oi oiire. the -lst day of Jauu
w ury. a. p. 1851.
JAS. w. ElNktN.
Ch1ncsy Clerk WAYNE County. Miss
Itu. gt. l~lt lost
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10 Nancy llrlland Robert Hail. her hus.
band. Nicholas Prince. aui alI other
persons Interested iu the settlement of
tbo estate OF HENRY PRINCE. dfcei..
oil.
NOu are hereby cited 81 la and appear
II iu and before tho Probate Court of
IHsrer County. State ot Mf--,+ipUi. at the
CIurt ll1uHo thereof. on tIp second Mon
day iu March rUEt thru and there Co
show cJu.o if amy Won can. why the rc-
tl1n of William Cough. Adm.uistut1s
Of che estate OF HENRY PRINCE dc.
ceased iHr The sale ol q certain slave there
in named should not Jc grautod aud fur
ther % do aud suffer such other things as
may D. considered and ordered hy the
Court aforesaid in the premises.
Given under my hand and
SEAL -eal Of Office. the 10Th day ol
~ January. a. u. lsGl.
THOMAS W.GRAE~ON. Clerk.
Jan. .. lSil. lj-jt