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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04
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Union Co1ee Il Spice Mill.
CORNER OF PR0HT.AND MAIN
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! psepossd = sssests, q 10 neet apvgovod
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-04

k..ssh% IS Ill h;.i- ~ bo Carried from Cnlca-
10 to all points East 1t ell times at - low rates
- any other Railroad route. sep2y- du
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
To the People of the conf.ao rate s,s..,
PROCLAMATIOE.

When people who recognize tbs;r a.
peDd~nce upon God, fesl tt,,-,,,...I,,.,'
rounded 10y peril and dllicvl,v !, =.
comes them 20 humble thsun.elv..s 49,.
The disPensation VI Divine Proy,I.,,',.. !.
recognize Hts righteous e,.v.,,,n'a'' - y
acknowledge His goodness IN -. ~ y
and suPplicate His merciful ,,,s pas
Tor the future. fSsse'iou
The manifest proofs Of the D;s;,o
Blessing hit9er'o extended to the eaar,.
o. the people 81 the Confederate S,n,ss
OF America 70 maintain and nes,s =, W.
public liberty, individual risbts ~ ssua'e
tional independence. demand ,b';. -
vout and heartfelt gratitude. I, -. ue
Them TO give public manifrstatia,, ~ so. ~
gratitude, and OF their de,,endsra'o " 'uls
the Judge oiall tbr Earth and 49, upon
continuance " bis iayor. x, 1900 tue
none but lust and riehteons Ing That
gain the Divine fagof, We wonl N''use can
the Lord Of Hosts to guide AMI NJ An ~ plore
policy 10 the paths Of right d,,, sss euf
tice add mercy 30 unite our 10y JUS
our Efforts Tor the offence AZ o.. - ana
rights; 70 strengthen our nearest
crown our arms with success sn ~. ness
US to secure speed. just and bon enable
peace. uonofa0le
To these ends, ard in oanloyn,,,.
the request Of Colngess. invite ~. Mnh
pie Of the Confedeiae State = me peo-
servance OF day d fasting ana 'Ae oo-
~ such rel'giops srRices a. NAV prayer
THE Tor the occasion and t,',o - sul'a
Thursday. the 18th lay Of Jnns Ssulinend
that purpose .,pd tlal We NAV IN Ir1'. Tor
day. with one accorr. Join 4. .,. ~ that
reverenIial approaa "a Hia, s'o'e snH
hand We aF~, invoking Hnn = whore
with = proper spirit md tpnns - INSPIRE ue
and mind 10 bear oar evil. - heart
with Hts favor ant pro,eo,ior, o'es. Us
bestow HIS gracious lenedie,;..' and to
government aud country. eppR our
by tile President, LAWS.
r. TooNBs, Secntafv -.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Tar LospoS rInn o. CoERcioS.--we
the the following paragraph lroIn an az
tiols In she London Tunes
Ia Amrrlcsn Statesmen ponder we'll
Over tils nrlh Of JAY ortiions. 10 shicli
The, have hsirned in their rnrly youth.
sni ,l,.g uiil hud there abundant prDOl
a,su rreit i the rrror. where -, naiions
.l,esk the atmr language and belong 10
enc same raos. ID .trivin1 - perpeiu .io by
torres nn.l bioodshrd Union which has
era-rd "a b. orr OF fri~nd.lip. II ihe
Eualiah q v.fnmrnt - b~rn content
api a. tnx ,lie coionis-. of II having ild-
In int.i llisi great rIrar. "a hal b-rH con
TENT 10 all0e thrm % d~ptrt lleacs ibiy ~
son ~ b hmui tlst their connection
sitli 'h~ Mrth~f C,,untry bad b conir die
tasteful 90 ihrui. lio~ flniel a il,r bilirr-
nr-- and llie evf ~ ll,s ,el,sraiinn Wuuid
l.Fe b.en sIar al sssi.ad Of Qnirng
~ considerations flrrtad Of m.ifr ti,s,,,
! ~ = =, nln,v hnd 4 -.-,..f.l ~nr in which
70 expend llieir irriinied le-hngs the two
80 r,is AZ rht have a. oliee iromsd nn
lianor. aud hive saved euch other
u re miory ard Al the mi.chief
whle6 A., haTs ln1iolsd and endured
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

DS- Indiana Is aii alive. and the bo,r
Is NOT tar distant when her trlops may a..
called into active service on the Filiuui.
border at the junction Of the 0 ao and
Mississippi We have no lear cur they
will do good service They bear no good
will 10 the President OF tue Southern
Confedelacy, aud will make his quarters
hot aud uncomfortable if the opportunity
Is off reii- CtsoiaHas Tunes.
No doubt of it. These same Indiana
heroes made jeff Dlvis's quarters very
hot aud uncomfortable upon the blo,,.ly
firld OF Baena VISTA. where thr, al
like sheep and left the Missi.siplians 10
meet aud drive back the four thousand
M-xioans who threatened our destrue
tiOn. Aashp,ite P4trioi,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Eleven hundred dollars was raised in
few hours 10 Mobile. the other day, for
the benefit Of the brave Jackson. who
killed the Zouave Colonel, Ellsworth, at
Axexandria. A subscription has also been
stated in New O.leans for the same pur
pose. aud no doubt the example will be
generally followed throughOu the South
urn States.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

So L.oxe As C,PITLisTs WILL SuRMIT.-
The Richmond VAL Wing is mot dis
noSsd to undrrrate the capacity ii the
Wellington Government ,or mischief 80
long as the capitalists OF the Nar,h will
eo.Sentia the severe depletion they are
nuw undergoing" The Wing fails 10 oh
serve that any depletion Of capitalists now
is nothing to what they would undergo if
the governments we're defeated, aud the
power aud credit Of ihs Union perman-
aniIy broken down BY the dissolution
which threatens. Boston AdceriScy.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31


rarlsn ,riox --rhs President Il vii
be- ,seu be-. i-.ua5 Vi. pr'slama'ion ~
poiuih,s rlsuf..iay tho la,h Of June.
b. diy of fsfsiuE aud prayer. IT,.
Proclamation recognizes che naiional d
peu'lrno', ~ lhr Almighty. and rrfyis
che msuilsst rvii-nrrs n divine f'v'
wiici, have the, ~ attended ihe effir
Of lhe psoi.l. % the Confectionery % min
t,io s.isbi..l, adj psypeiuais public liL
eity mdisidaal Independence. and which
a nsnd or deYout aud heartfelt graft
tudo.
VI bore that people of an creeds an,
n.ea win unite N s.ncero and prop
otssrvsnce Of the DORA ion.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
SummefVllle Institute.
THE REST MALE SCHOoI
IN THE sOufHERN STATES.
SummerTllle, NOxubee Co. Miss.


INHls lnsttuton. Boarding school entiraIv. viii
enter upon ~ seventh annual term % the Isl al
'.so.e. next ne haildugs will be enlarged; The
apparatus ana Library improved; the Reeieatinn
sannS turn'sAed with Maps Charts Globes &c ~
9lstFs llg every branch q science The number ~
aeftant- VIII le increased aud the ror,,,s affer,j
e a. well a. the hest private baarcng houses. N.
short the Pruripal has the capital anil Intends ~
spare no expense Ia Offering - ~ rnhi,, ~,,.h =
school A. the times deuanai r ~
"a the past he has always been crowded He fAals
called uipn. therefole 70 say that osl, a sfv.ssas
bts or y,eipg ns'n will be taken. The Sehaol Z nm
Wien VITA thirty long comesftssble iorIntnTie- ~,
~ stn'tents oienPy rom Boys atudy eniireiv Il,
heir roons and meel their teaeler- II Sairl he,r
consequently thy are not distufbslhv the 49, 49,
flls scho,A rom. " -
The same teachers vii Hs,ss the ncxt class.
TEENS:
ter netf,i wnsAAg del attention ~ ronsns and Il.
Duafy ifivilRseafNF ten fonfhs ue l.lf ~,
tho ahsg OF Tie d . nv Il Feilrsiary sssa es
for eaplogner u nrnnhlished psrtiemlare. a.
aresa EEl9s ! aATHRiGiiT
- :. Pnnelpal end Rropriaior.
NstsA 80 eAsea ~ ~. U9
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

sDartxeuIsHED MEN PRIvArEs.--Among
those occupsiag the grade OF privatss in
COMMENCES eneausl,ed here. are the Hon.
H.nry A. E,lmondson, &C Roanoke coun-
e lor twelve years the honered reersen-
t,,;ye Of his district ia csnaress .Jno. A
Ga,de, E-q... membtrpl Convention Tom
B,.le,ra; VIM. NJ. Bmw-lL I q, ii
R.1fo,,l. aasl William Waits. 4 a. Of
R,naka wa observe thar The Hon.
- O,inrr. N mihrr nf Cong IS
,r,,s, v',,th /, na,lina i aaaigate ia vol.
aasser company. -LyAsAtay Ra.l AZ
pnkkceR,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Rssav "a oFrus ,riroL The C,nieder
aio cmr.est before aiioufning passed >
l.r removing the C,niedrrais Capital 20
Richmond. A esmmiiis- Va appointed
10 armuss Or public buildioss lor the
u.e of U.s. O ierrhmrni % Richmond and
the sum 81 iefty thousand dollars lsil.
oll wts appropriated 20 meet expense.
Wehaveseen aone of ihr debates on the
question. end can. theselore. only surmise
che reasons which Jed to the movement
In ease Of the rirsntic war which l. ex-
potisi. ihe chief ifhtln &c Il fair 10 pre-
ssas ell be on che bofdsr and il q de.
s'rabis that the seat Of oovernmentsbould
b. a. near ghe Geld Of operations a. prao.
licable. conri saassmblcs again on the
20,h of June.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31


Tuur.nar MAa4ra asp isnuo The ex
ample 81 Jackson. iho proprietor q tl's
ho,ei ID Airxaud.la. says the New Orlea't
nai. ,lsi jig me presump,uous iuvadsT
" ,o hsuled down che dae % cur z .
Ltincy. Is worthy Of ihe admiration aia.
imlialion Of 30 tue sous Of che Souih.--
~ BE- % lris That De was mufd-fsd By 81
ovvfshrlmius iofoo Of The enemy. b.
mans aud hls dsed should BE- heid i'
rrtisiui mrmofy BY every son Of th'
s,uth. Rrrud.uF ,hs dmger--the ~
er.t.blo p..nalfy whiel suph an aot invol
sd ~ was a di.plsy u ler'ism and sell
nor.Gss wortlv, ~ che noble cause b.
who,s bsb,lCIi ives pade, and should
oo.f.r iuy0ioriai lsonor and renswu upon
the nstnc Of the brave patriot.
The nams 90 renowned IN our history
ha received neu hustrr nom this act o.
t,ly devo ion apd s,oridce In history 3
m "a flrv,o b. associated with those inn
m .rtai names
-rhn ssrs not tors 10 de"
whose la,riolio dvoi. aul death hav'
bs-n sung ~ lor,s. sulosirr| Wy his'c
fi,n. au,l ooir ecr,sd be- toi'ular love an.
adm.rstion 10 n,anamrnial marble. 4
suitable rtcoshlllou of BIZ palrisaio &c
anil 40 ample prosi.iou lor che ia'nily a.
tiu ,l,craa..d ufp racrsd dulissofihr CIV
epnm.nt and B d ls OF tho Coniedsfa,,
Hsfss
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fFro'a a. Ma.isrppisa.
Companies Embraced IN the Can Tor
Five Regiments, May 21ss.

The following companies arc assigned
to duty. under the requisition just receiv-
ed from Montgomery for Eve Regiments
to rendezvous at Corinth.
We learn that the Cherry Creek Rifles,
having already gone into service for the
war, and the Gainesville Volunteers and
the Rankin Rough and Readies not being
fully prepared for marching, their places
in the new levy have been supplied BY lot
from those rendered on the 23d Of April,
rs follows:
Pope Guards. Capt. J. J. Houston
McCiunE Rifles. C,pt g. Gerald; Cam
den Rifles, Capt. A. Neville.
Should other companies be Withdrawn
the vacancies will be filed in like man
ner from the three remaining compan
les, rendered on the 23d Of April. (Ses
published listl
When companies report themselves no
ready, their places will be filed in III,
above manner, aud they will be FIRST ia
4 fha newt raouieffion.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

A COMPLIMENT FRON An USExPEcrEr
SouRcE-A writer to the Philadelphia
North American says;
The chief rebels ere desperate and de-
termined men. endowed with SUPERIOR
taleai. aud furnished with many rrsoar
ces. II Is NOV. with them, a question Of
life or death, honor or dsh0nor glory or
inlamy Those who are involved in this
treason, BY taking up arms for them. are
in the same desperate condition. And
the SouthSs full OF brave aud self-sacrifi-
cling men. In all emergencies, when the
aag Of our common country GALES, Tor
defenders. they have shown an alaeri,y
and courage in response not to be surpas-
sed. Z. : good cause they make poissant
cohorts. Let the Government and the
Northern States. then, be prepared for a
desperate conflict.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

~. Yascfv iS L1spov.-lu q private
letter aritleu from London 10 hi. friend.
IN Montgomery lsiys the Advertiser q
hat o.lyl lion. william L. Yancsy. say
tassc l. aurous oonie,i going on boiwe' n
ihe Exeter Hal Aboliiionisis and ths
MnhirY. The Exeter Aboliiionisis ar
A. hufr hssiast ne south A. The Matsa
el,oisiis uuii slavery iabstlcs The Me
So niliy hassvsr. or l,rorable 10 n.
Hoa,hera Coalsdrracy bot being IN ,
sai.ii nsiofilr have 10 proceed cautioas
$4,000. I.tsn,s ~ ~. ~
~. b. Yaaes5 li,,n Do, donbi she sae
al. ~ IL mission.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Darn OF NissIssiPIl COLONEL or Vol
UNrEEEs.-Col. SEABoRN NosEs PuILLIPs,
Colonel Of the 10Th Regiment Of Missis-
dppi Volunteers. tliedin camp neaf'Pen.
-scola, on last Saturday. from q sudden
md violent attack Of Pneumonia. H.
,ai reached Pensacola but short time
previously in perfect health. Col. Phil
lip- was regarded rs one Of the most gal
ant and reliable officers sent from on,
tate. and in his last moments expressed q
oldier's regret that he could not hav.
allen At the head Of his Regiment rathel
han by the hand Of disease.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31


WrsTERN VIReISIA.-The Marietta 70. J
Intelligencer, Republican journal. says
il has been entertaining too favorable no
tons Of the feelings of the people Of
Northern Virginia towards the Union,
and a. evidence Of it gives the statement
Of Mr.. Scott, who lately left that section.
IL says;
He was known as a Union man, for he
voted ioI the Union candidate, Mr.. Sum
mers. for the State Convention. The ma
iority for Mr.. SummeFs was about 2 700 in
The district Now, Mr.. Scott says the
Union men are hard to 6nd; there are
only two or three in the neighborhOod
whrre lie resided. SO sudden aud great
is the change there within the last few
days.
To the same effect Is the following from
the Cincinnati Enquirer;
S'helarge body ofthat portion Of the State.
we are sorry to say, with the exception of
the Pan Handle. is decidedly for seces-
sion. We are reluctantly forced 10 that
conclusion. AS 10 the feeling generally
Ia Virginia, We will relate a conversation
between one Of our citizens and a dis.
iinguished clergyman Of the Episcopal
Church. a resident Of Indiana. who has
just returned from a trip to Virgins. In
reply to the QUESTION ~ 70 the feeling In
Virginia, he taid: I'VE Of the North
have no conception Of the feeling IN Vir-
ginia. Il isa unit, embracing males and
females. The females, mairon- and mai
deus. practices daily with the revolver.
Families are sending their silver plate. and
ls,iies their jew-lry TO the Governor; gen,
lirinen are making deeds ofthrir farms TO
the Stale oil 20 raise casll FOR the de-
isncs OF th- State. A d-sp-seated de-
termination 10 r.ei.t 10 the las extremity,
20 racr hce everything. property and life,
universally prevailed
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Co. The Psducah tKy.l Hraid Of the
itth says III i our solemn conviction
that n ihe vote could be taken 10 day a.
10 whether Kentucky would join the
southern Coniederaoy it would carry BY
inv lhou.and m.ioriIY.n
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

VAocINArioS.-rhe Montgomery AL
v-r Ter makes timely suggestion on this
.uiject. Il says;
We would suggest to our volunteer
vlio expect 10 bv ctllrl int" service. th,
90 .ri.ty PROTECTING lhrn-slves HgHin-'
IA ~ pax by vsccinu b,n. That terribl.
ii--a-e II SID To D. already spread uf
m,mg Lincolh's troops. aud Il may b.
communicated dvsignrdly or accidentally
10 Ours. Vaccination has been 50 much
neglected of late years, that not ont
person in one hundred is protected FROM
-msll pox. and it il gets Smong our sol
'liers &c may be spread throughout the
country.
Il is reported to have broken out with
great maligni,y in Fortress Monroe.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Masonic SECESSION B B. French. q
Washington Grand N t>ter IF tht. knight.
rmllars Of the United States, havin.
-.,ei circular iml,iuring ell T-mplar
IA the Uuitrd States, Gas they werrl us
heir influence against the war. and to al
tain from participation IN it as soldier.
aid to remain neutral everywhere. T. a.
OH, Grand Mister Of Virginia, issues the
Iollowing response;
A. E. ST. KaigAf:-Your circular Of the
18th inst. relative 10 the awful fratrici-
dd conflict which seems 10 be impending"
between the citizens Of the North and
che South. has BEEN received and A. tlr-
people OF the South are only acting o.
The defensive ia this conflict. those a. the
North. regt, dless vi that 'Brutherly Love
Praee and Honor slluded n 10 your cru
ar. have tumylrd upon their csn-tilu
,.0uI rights. aud being now abuat TO iu
fads- their -oii. their home auItheif hr~
.ide-. and d,secrate their altsrs, | am AZ q
los 10 understand Why you should s-nd
UGH a circular 10 the Kaighs Tvmplais
~ Virginia
Residing a. you do az Washington. you
cannot BE- ignorant 81 no fact that Nir-
tinh has exhausted every honorable
.ueans to aver this conflict. Casting
side every political feeling. every politI-
cal nspira ioii.' she has llraded 10 pre-
cent the "sh-dding OF irateInal blood =
he b., pleaded Tor "pesce on earth ard
sood will towards men" and she ha-
beaded that her constitutional rights and
~. L. OF ~
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

~ We inadvertently omitted in our
last, the names Of Capt Hyde, and Dr..
Casteel, from the list Of subscribers to the
fund Of the Jasper Greys. foil and
corrected list appears in our present edi-
ton.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

SUsPESsroS OF ruE CoURTs.-Theres seems
to be q very general desire OF the peoplein
ell parts Of The State that our courts
should virtually suspend operations dur
ing these present war times, or ct least
until another crop can be gathered and
ind market. In the present prostra-
lion Of oil kinds Of business aud ir de
and the scarcity Of money. Tor the forci-
bic collection Of debts to bo allowed 70
proceed regularly. would be not only 10
bankrupt thousands oimen who in ordi-
nary times would be accounted ia god
sifoaaaslances, aud be easy aud inaspeu-
lend. but It would seriously lessen The
power Of the country Tor carrying on the
var.
We do think. however, that al crimi
nal easos should continue 10 b. sried -
usual. The rights Of parties accused, ~
we'll ss the good OF society. would seem to
demand this. Il is unjust 70 parties IN
ar Ii,aietaient, aud uiasy Of them con
dnvd Ia jail, TO BE- deprived Of their cum
.,itulionsl right 10 a speedy trial At the
sme time Il viii not tend 70 Jhe promo
ZION Of good order Cor the vicious TO Be
given 10 understand chat they will no!
be brought prompdy 10 justice for any
J crime or misdemeanor they may commit.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

81 Wheeler and Wilson sewing ma
chime men. are sb1liti0nisis. They re-
Gently presented . regiment In New York
shh q hsg. making speech urging the
extefmination OF the Sluth.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31


Two RsonEsrs foE Tua WaL-Pre =
d.ni DAVIS be-. authoriIrd the raising OF
two Independents regiment. in this State.
% .erve aufins che var. Hrigsdier-oen
etli G. H. Mot. isappoinicd Colonel. sad
Hon T.. q G. ltmar. lieutenant Colonel
o onr % thsm Gen. y T.. Alo'rn. Is a ?
pduird C,ontl. sni Gcu. W. w. y
Wood. Licoivnaul Coloarl 81 the other.
The-s oHic-s &c nov aoiively engage d b,
raising companies. aud several have -
rssdy been musiervd Into the service
or of the large number Of companies 81
r,ady ofsinis-d and eagrr Tor the service,
hos Who we're excluded from tho lat
qni.itiin, W. should think tbese to,
simrns might very easily be raised
The cspialns q ANY Of thvse oompani,
di.tnssd 10 rnllsi can learn an nroessir,
'ie''.s - corresponding with Iis
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

raosrrcra o. usAttn The Mobile Az
rfrd er tbiuks We have more than o..
rsuaon 10 expect healthy season. thi.
yr'r IN TIE nfst placr. the exercise Of
dfilling which almost every grown mae
among u, practices. VIII brrak up the tor.
pldiij that predlshoses he system 70 d..
sa.es IN the nexl place. the war fsvsS
will km oiT every other fever; and lasi
nos l,a4t L'ucoln'a blockade has cut Of
iha supply Of lusek medicines.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
> lOOHIl' SsensaFy q STATE.


= FRrscH DIrtoHals1 couIso sor,u
The Paris correspondent Of 4. I'm,
Chronicle, writing On The \. 3 aa1 :.
sayss q May,
IN eonseqence d the arav;,.
political sitnslinn inthe Saall,.s,s, q the
The Uni'vd stnlea, Ile e,sv~f,,n,., ar's ~
informed about 10 sind lhae's - am
ent diplomaliat 10 olsvfss ~ - rlai'is
what NAV thsgs ssslr," 'pess %
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Oh SAN HOCsroV Att RioHr.-Old Sam
made speech at Independence, Texas
on the 10Th, protesting entire allegiance to
the Confederate States. and saying he was
willing to end his life in lighting for the
south.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

BlockaBE The port OF Mobile and the
mouth Of the Mississippi. are now block
aded bY Unilrd sIales ve.sels Of war.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

~ Arkansas has appropriated s2,O0o.-
90 i5r the var and placed the entire
lrrce. of the State a. the command Of
President Davis. Thy 20 the whole az.
urs over IN Racksnsaok when they get
.tarted.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

USE ONLY
-'CoataE's" Rat, Roaeh, &c. ExterminatsRs
''costaEsu" Bedding ExteFminasor.
''costaE's" Electric Powder for Insssss.
In 3 sac-and 500 Boxes, Bottles and Flasks, I.
3 and s Sizes for Plantations, Skips,
slsaraas Hotelo, &C.
u. $50 egeylpAas-by
AZ Mholesaie Druggists IN large cities
All Retail Druggists GrocerR Store-keanara H. IN
all Country Villages and rowns. y
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ONhLALiHl cIIILs sIcKLY cLIMArEs

-, "S ~ Of Curacpa. wrltes TO the speri
aS"ni 9 1T Halfway a. follows; This is ~ ~ -
, ,. heHllht ih e IN the woIld-inedr.ines
An'Wh value thar VII cure Diseases i the same iS
aetF ~ niher place have no efF.ct un,n tfa ~
mere ktDs ~ READY RmltF K eu,ASiSe pI',s ~
= Su' AliNo Z soaStNF prove hippy exceptions for
Icy 60 Nhefe these miraculous medicines a,
~ = ts'noe Cas- ai yellow fever. fever ana ss,,
3PfaJ ieTer congestion OF the liver b,lio,,s ,e 49,
70 me 'ist OF the Ready Relief aud Roadway : pSS,
W Tia tie X ady heiief and Regulating n ~ n.
thiert + harmless tholeta ca me- a psst-ti,ne
,he ~ g Violent Small Pax chan es t. i I.,ild ~, -
~, 80 i hs tlkhtel Asthma - sPeediiy redn,z
iit g. - insects singie Rppl-ati "a Of tbe I
W., .s , agF'l'S Is pei,on and ,mlqthes the n
's,ei nest Save cured several ~ "a IN nalrit.,
y tlr hegt rush II blood 20 tie k-sd ma NJ,
ills. VI i'aa"ay kegulatn
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Rrv. RuprRr McLMS.-We learn form
h- Ea,erprize Nsos that Rev. Robert Nc
lain hasbe.n appointed chaplain by Pref
lent DAVIS. aud joined he regiment to
shich be Is assigned. at Norfolk Virginia
NJ McLi, had enlisted a a private in The
Eulrrpfi1e Guards. Ills appointment will
~ very gratifying 70 his uumerous
lri..ld.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Ia Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson ha.
,ritien a letter denying that be used th.
Expression IEould, il necessary, wip
lac South from the face Of the earih.''
le thinks, however. that the South ha.
.one the wrong way to work to relres,
.-r Wrongs. whatever they are. in over
uruing the Government