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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-16
Die Observation-Disclosures

Waibtnstom 10, Sept. Die Nattonul-
Anletbe ma6t itber GrWarten ra1Ge 6Ort16ritte.
ueber 100 Sublcriptipnsa9enten linD in ben 10
Yalen Staaten Qnd. Maralanb, Gtrstnia unb.
&entud9) a~nssteut anp mebrere paben terett6
tbre g0no5 etn9eltift nnO aooptirt. Die Cub
lcrtpttOnen oes SOltes belaufen li9 berstts auf
itber 5000 ,00O, letne patrtuttlbe untertaBuug
wtro wabrIdetnlt@ Die 8anten in Stanp leben,
5O,0OO,OOO 5n aberne9men unb 70 ales @elO,
tpel4es 3t elmer ~trdfttgen Gerfolgung Oes Rrteee5
nOtbwenpig tt, CUR gerfigung gu ite(en. Die
Nesternn9 1T f9 Der Electromagnetic ppbl be<
ipnBt, ourd GRerste, S%pariamfeit unp Mufopfe-
rt1h9 pa6 Sertrausn Der Mafe 3a re6tfsrttsen
unO miro bas Gelp, ipel8ea tbr pprgel9cIen tpir6,
auf BITE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unp nasltdite @etle per-
tpenbert.
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gadberea npm Wntnmnc

Darlington, Is. Sept. Ge(fern Mor-
gen trteb Elm ltartes 8erOgno6rirun9scorp5 Des
0etnce6 In Der 0eSeno bon gSa[s @rpB NOass
unlere YiquetS 3uriid ttnp 3erlt5rte uetrere 6Glt~
ler bon betannten untpnsm6nnern. Die 9febe(z
len brannter erlt pas 6au6 zines 6arbtgeu ob.
pelAer NIT letner 6ran Dor etntaen @o6en aes
fan9en mad benz Sipen selAidt purpen lit,
6Ol9enpes ltnp ote Wamen Oerer, lpelbe am mel
ten gelitten bnben 8aIl 6aQ, pelen 6aus
u~n9efabr Il Mfetleu BON benz QEeae entfsrnt
lteSt, perlCr allies auBer 6 6uben, pel6e uniere
Sploaten bradtten. Sein Serluit bslduft i6
auf $4,000. Sein 6aus wurOe abpeGIelnO BON
utleren uno ben fetnDlt9en 0tquetS belebt ae,
balten. Gr iaete, pab ietue MGbeln pur6 bic
Npteit bes q. 9. be &al6 Geetmsnt eelitten ia.
ben uno bat cine 9tshnun9 fir pas Nestmfnt
etn9ebraAt.
Die So. Wbipple 36omas unD g. guro bas
ben e~benfall5 purA pas 5euer e~elitten, pa in Die
9auler ouer betannten llniunsleute 6afeln ae<
pOrfrn tpurDen.
Die @O9nung beS QGtb. 6. $. Upton bet
gals @bnrd blieb perl4cut, pa Die 9tebelIen bie>
lelbe beebt bteltsn.
Anf Nfnnlpn's 6ta i4eint li4 ni6ts 0eanpert
8t baben. Dteneit6 Der SHan3en paren feline
grSBeren Srnppfnabt6eiIungsn fi1tbar.
Sn etnem SAarmlBel am 8rettae N6enO BET
Saus Crop 5tOao wnrpen Elm lieutenant unp 3
@smeine pom 3, SermOnt. 9tes. eefaugen eeuuut-
men unp elmer Der unlrtgen perpunpet.
Sn Der @f9eno BON 6airfar Court 6Oule be-
mertte man otAten &auG. Die @UnfGDerirten
bremen OHsnbar pen @alO bet t6ren 8efelti9un=
gen nteoer. - SAT- ale 8estmenter in Der Na6=
barlhaft BON ben @rlingtOn 66ben unp Der Set
tenbrttfe iparen Na6t unp 5ag unter @afen.
Sn ben perl6iepensn Sorts psrOen Die SGie6-
itOun9en fcrtseiest.
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gum lteben brttt9ett uno rannte nit Der &pcontos
tice In ben anpern 8aGn5u9 Binet1, etnige Cars
mebr poer pent6er beldapt9enp. @tnern Manne,
welter nit pem 0eliht mad Gem Tenlter GIT IaB,
purpe ~erltereS pur6 0lasipIttter arg serl6nttten /;
uettere GerpunounBen Fnp s%liidltAermeife nidt
9or9etommen.
@btea9O, IA. Sept. WtBper M :
n 8. Sn Der 8ebaftton5=6aq auf benz 6atre
plate 1T an Der Wanp Elm Wlofat befelti9t, ent
baltenO Die 8orte v@arpet Bag Sffcs," Gar
pet Bag 1T namlt9 Der 3ttel eines tdgltAen,
wdbreno Der 6atr I'm SntsrelIs Der Nu8lteler, De8
9erau8geters uno 3nr Nufnabme bon Nu3et9en
erldetnenpen Blattes. 0eltern Wprgen trat elm
2anpmann tn Die 6ale, leste leinen @arDet Bag
(Geilead) unter ben StlG unD forDerte ben Be<
rtGteri latter ether 3eitung auf Die gleiletalAe in
Sbbut gu nebmen. Nuf beGfall9e oblebuenpe
Nnt1port rtef Der perpunberte 9anpmann, letne
Nugen auf pas Ylafat gebeftet, aus; uWa5, it
bier ntft Die Carpet Sag StTce g"
Gin Srtef an Stgel. 6ol9enoe Got
r~elppnpen3 erfldrt t6 ielblt;
Nsp>gJOrt, 26, Qu9uf 1861,
Gen. Sran3 Stgeu
geebrter 9errl Die 8riOerlaaft pes unions.
bunpes BON 1914 beaultraet midi, Sbnen bic
beifUl9enOm geldlilIe 8u berIenOen, 9npem
tA ptsler ansenebmen YfiGt nattomme, er=
laute iA mir 3u9lei9 Die gepunperun9 aus3u-
pritdsn, pel4e Die 8riipsrlaa fir pte Sff3tere
unp SOlpaten urter Sbrem COMMANDO BEL Btl-
ions Greet smpfinOet, Ierner linp meme 8rit
Der Der ue6er3eugun9, pab quite Sfi3iere quite
Sutpaten MAIDEN, unO als etnen Sepejs otefer
Gbatla6e brau6sn ptr nur Die briaiaute
SGla4t, Bel wel6er sic tpareu, NIT Dem un~
etadli2en 2lussanee peS @efe6ts am 8ul gtun
Bn per9tstGsn, Die srUbe Men9e unierer @ar=
ger 1t ibsr3eust, Dab pie tapfsren SOlpoten,
lpelae in Der leBteren Sdlaat t%ampften, eth ans
peres 3eiultat er3telt bdtten, tpenn ie bon fabt=
gen Sfi8ieren sefitbrt porben ipdren, Gene
rail- Gle unp SIRE trefFiden 8afea9efdDrteu
babsn ee3ei9t, paB Sic wilIen, tpts man einfn
Sieg erIansen unp o%erpitnen nuB, unO mir win=
l6en nur, paB Die Ne8terun9 Sbnen Matertal
senus 9ibt, Tim SIREN j3wef SpQtanpts gu er-
rei6en.
Mtt au8se3etGnetsr 9oAaGtuns SIR er9e,
teniter Spbn @pmmerforp
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&eIegrnpDuCDe OLGcDrtcpIen.
Rert6tetflr ben .BaIttmp 2BeGer.
Meuefea ppm @emeraI @OfsmFrt

Meueftes BON General NoieIPr1nS.
GInsriff amf 6as Eager Der SsHn6estrHppea. Ole @es
beucn urii9aetriebcn 3met NebenensN ffstere ses
t6btet, BON Denen eiuer 0berit 8. u. DaIbinstpn 1T.
Glarfsbur9, 3d., 13. Septbr, Gin
Corps Der gtebsllen II periprenst wproen, tnoem
IS einen Nnerif auf Camp gltpater, auf oer
SSbe BON @beGt Wfountatn mndte. 3pet Off.
8tere Der &ebeden purpen erlAo6en unp bic 9etGs
oes einen 1T als Die BON Sberlt Sotn q, ,@alb
tnetcn, friberen 8efsers pom @puut Sermon,
erfannt pprpen.
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Darlington, 10. Sept. 1861.
@enpralmaior Spbn s. 6renlpnt.

Wa ) tn 8 on, 10. Sept. 1861. 2
@eneralmaior Spbn s. Grempnt.
Nietn 9errl Sbr SGreiben ppnt 8. B., Wf.
in Wntpprt auf paS meintee bonn 2. tt aelfern
bier ein9etrOfen. Sn Der Meimuna, Oas Sie
better iber Die erforoerliden MaBreeeln in SGrer
Sage urtbetlen fSinen, ais t6 bter,u aus Der
Terne TN Stanpe bin, maAte tA aeoen cbre
Proclamation pom 80. Nus. I'm NQ9emeinen
feline gtnwenouug. Sur Die etne @laulel Be-
trffs Der @cniseatipn BON gtsentbum nno Der
Treilalung BON StlaDen Ihien mir ntGt nit benz
am 6. Mu9ult palirten @cnsreBaft iibersin3u=
~ltIminen unp BAT i6 fe besbalb, pielelbe tn Ses
eisneter Weile au mppiftrtren. Oa sic tn
| Sbrem @egenparttgen ben Nunlh auspriiden,
Dag t4 fir pte1e Specification cine pfene Srore
seben tnG9te, fcmme i@ pemlelben bereitpiQi9
mad unp frlalie Dtermit Den 8eiebl, CAP pie
betrsfenpe GlauIel babin muptfctrt merpen 1ua,
paB fe nit Den pom @pnsreb lanctiOntrten BE-
Itimmaneen in Dem Ntte, v@igentbum AT confss
ciren, tpeIhss fir Sfeppluttonsypede beniBt ptrp,"
pom 3. Nu9ult ibereinltimmt.
SIR &c. q. 2tnrptu.
s. W. Walfer bon BrppflYn, Der Gprre1ppne
bent Der q 9. @rpreb In Balbtnston, betbet=
ltgte lf6 am 5rettag 9iahntttaa an einem
S{Ett6uU Vp| OpAHU ltHtW SupuuttpI WI |tlS
Gem Elm Se5eiltcnilt ~gefansen rnp in etnenl ma
ben 6auie untergebraGt wurpe, Da Die Suloa
ten mad tbren @ferrrn 3t leben batten rnp gBaI=
fer nit Dem @efan9enen alIetn blieb, lprans leB.
Serer auf bradte inn nit einent NleTer etne
I9were @unpe bet unp entflpb. gBalter befnbet
lth in etnem frttil6en 3ufanpe.
Die 2incclns@ apalerte, betebenb aus 2 Cont
pa9nten aus @ennIplpanten, l BON @aIbtnetpn
unp 8 bon Sem gOrt, 1T tebt pplfGnOts Orsaute
ltrt, ba Die Selo- unp StabsCff3iere etnsel&ppz
rem linp. 6olgenoes fnp bic Namen /: Sberlt
.. &eYnUlps, Sberlflteutenant Wm. S@idfu6
aus Der preuBilAen armes, Mfajore s. 9. Sale
BON ben reeuIaren Draspnern, q. @. Mpans,
Der tn Nep, gOrf 2 @pmpasnien aufsebra6t tat,
nnp ausult 5onraup, aus Der preubil6en @rmre,
MOtatant 8atterlsleY, 2uarttsrmeiiter 6. $,
grilsY BON MiGisan. Gaplan Gep. Nalet8b BON
Nepart, M S., Elm alter Greunp beS Sol, Geps
nplbs. sa
@al9tngtpn Is, Sept, Der fpunii6e
@elanpte SaIaro ertlarte beute beim Staatsletres
tar, paB Der BertGt pom GbarleltCn iiber pie 9lp~
f(amation pes @puperneurs pom CUBA unrpabr
lei. Sn Der Proclamation bteB es nur, baB aqe
S6ife Der Ser, ct. TIN 8eiB Der @unf6perirte1
welhe nit re9ularen @apieren In ben Safen lau-
fen, ex nee ssltate 3uoelafen perpeu, pte tn
aaen anperen 5Gfen, feitpem Die gfebelsn f4 IN
! geitB Der 3VlRanlsr selsst HaBea.
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6ol9enber Brtef BON praiipent 9tncpln purbe
@eaeral 6remont am IL. ). 81. per @of iiber=
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

de broad-tread Waggin run ober bis nose.
Oar wesiood an took it, and never said min
Presently ! seed one Of de melieious hor.
siiers ride up wild his hoa, an oobered
wild lother, an I knowed somebody war a.
gwine TO get hurt. Ireckon you a & thot an
hevin aud yearth wuz comm together eg
you'd a heard dem complimens We eib de
lanks. ATter dat fire. my har what had
been standing strate out, curle up agin an
ieit as cool as de middle seed 90 = kukum-
Der. Den we pored in de grape shot and
&c plum shot, an de bumpin shells An
Gem little fellows wild hole in one end
what wistles tell da hit you and den YOU
dont't hea dem whistle no moh. o. de
dust an de smoke, an de blood Den /
gin TO git mad | didn't kere muffin for
myself, case dis chile aint wuH much no
how; but to see de nice white eemmen
shot down by dem aholitioners, wur too
bad. didn't say much kase I b'lonR 70
de church, but / liot dam IL a heap o
times. Den We whip EN-, and den day
bull grahblo Al 10 rate ob two hundred
and forty Day run outan dar boots trowod
arn tiaf guns and .Kszlnahnna. and anm
ao+to ID alI 1IIs
bushes an Tense rales. Dar wur de ias-
est backward movement cher went a
fishin, De fuss chans got went out to
make raise; | felt in heap ob pocket
but neber foun muffin but pack ofkerds,
an a dogberrry.graf an lead quarter.
Dem abolitioneH are de miserblist pooh
folks eber see. Day aint wolf shootin.
"Gemmen," continued Sam "duz any
oh you know why we call dat place Men
asses Junction. Well III tell you. the
abolitioners met us dare-we wus do men
an day de asses. va, va, ya,"
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A DARKEY's Account OF THE GREAT BAT.
rLE.-The editor of the Richmond Enquir-
er repeats the following, which he heard
related by a negro on the streets Of Rich
mond.
Afore de fight commenst, Mass'r Joe
cows 10 me "Sam World hetfor 90 behind
sgJg -y,-er~l,v,vvl sss pef ses,,r
or the Yankees may catch you" "Mass !.
Joe, )" says / II aint Altered Of no Yanks
what ever eat Goldfish, an if you amt got
no dijiction I'd like to stand by you"
Well, dreckly seed be Yanks a comine
an kickin upamity big dust. Den hearn
a popin OBJ de guns, jis like pouring she'll
corn in an empty barrel, only louder.
stand stiff Den ] hearn something 90
"wish" an one OBJ dem iun bullits, but as
big as piccanninny's head, tored up de
ground like Mass'r Jones ole bull down
IN de medder. Den dc little fellers come
singin round dis chile's head like skeeters
in de big cyprss swamp, an | didn'n stan
go stiff Better believe | felt like billed
dish clof bout de knees. Dis individuals
hart jumpt up an doun like ole gobbler in
q han baskit, an ef he hadn't keph i've
ry shut it oud a iumpt rite outen his
mouth sub. But i warnt skeered no sir
Bob; dis chile aint one oh dat kline. But
/ tell you what, thought it pooty sharp
work for dis size, a. do debbil said when
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u A light CHESNUT SOR-
As7gSREL MARE-has star in
Te-DesS the fore head, some little
raSIeess .A,white behind one shoulder
right ioreioot and left hind foot white
Of tolerably good aze-six years old
walks and trots. Any information Of
said animal addressed to me at Eucutta,
Clarke county, Mississippi, will be thank
fully received and literally
THOMAS L0PER.
July II, 1901. g9-tf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

TANE formed a toparnership for the practice OF
1 4 their profession, and respectfully tender their
services TO the citizens OF Pauldng and vicinity
They have also established an lNFlRMARl for the
reception OF patients 70 whom their united ttentous
wil he given and where better treatment can ba rcn
dcred than TO those distance, especially in chr on
10 cases, Charges modcrate
AB- Surgical operations charged extra.
Pauliing Aug 2Q 1850 4g-fv
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Notice.

g 7. STREET, Esq, will attend to all
- the business Of the firm Of Shannon
q Pardue, and also the separate law bust
ness OF }. j Shannon, during our alb
sence from home.
JAS. J. SHANNON.
WM. NJ. PARDUE,
June A. 1861. 35-tf
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Il N 4 4 4 $ U N.
ttAkES this method Of rendering his prolessiona
/ services 20 Che public.
He is prepared operiorm all operatiousin Mechan
ical Dentistry wlthall the latest improvement, a.
lc0rk CdFraHfli.
Dr. prArespecttulll tenders his thauks to his friends
and the public for ihe liberal patronage extended "a
him. and trusts tha he has executed sworl, In such
manner as 20 mott continuance OF the same.
Ai0obo0ta, April a., 1868. 2qly
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III YANlNG formed c0partnershp in the practice
/ OF Medicine, respectfully tender their service.
TO the citizens Of Claiborne and the surrounding
country in the various branches OF the profession
When not professionally engaged ther both will be-
lound at Claiborne DIR. BRpGFsut his own residence
and Dr. WlN0ATE at the residence Of Mn. 'rHos. G
MoFFETT. They return THEN thanks TO the public
for the liberal patronage heretofore received. and
hope by strict attention to their professional duties
10 secure continuance of the same.
Claiborne, Jan. II, 1850. 1i-1y
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vcKSBURG FOUNDERY.


I HAVE lust receive from the manufacturers, and
offer for sale at New orleans prices, 5000 feet OF
Wrought Iron Steam, Water a. Gas Pipe,
ali sizes from three-eghs Of an inch to three inches
5000 feet Gum Betting, ply all widths, from four
TO twenty inches.
Ashcr6ft's Steam Gauges Hearson's ditto.
Have on hand, and constantly making, Plantation
Engines s. TO- r. IA and l6 inch cylinders, from two
10 four feet stroke, according to size. am now pre-
pared to turn out one a week.
would especially call attention to my Boiler De.
partment use none but the best Inspected Stamp
I'D Iron such as is required by act of Congress for
boat boilers and can furnish same size and quality as
low as any establishment in the South.
Circular Saw Mills made to order.
Newell Screws, all sizes and extra lengths.
Lewis Lever Presses kept on hand
Circular Saws of best quality. Common sizes kept
on hand and for sale at manufacturers stprces and
all sizes ordered upon same terms.
Watts Sash Saw Mill Irons, heavy and light, fol
steam and horse power. This Mill is well adapted fol
plantation use as it only requires shed alongside o.
The gin house. ABM. B, kEADlNG'
NcksbiTg, Dec Z, 1859. ely
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DIR. Il. $. POUND

HAVING permanently located himself at Ellis
/ Vile, Mississippi tenders his professional seryi-
ces 10 the citizens If the village and surrounding
country. 0aice, oyel the Post Office where no viii
Relerence-lIimseh and others II necessary
Sent. g. 1860. 41-fy
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HAVING permanently located at Mr.. Charlie Bar.
4 netfs, whose psitence Is two miles south Of
Prairie Line, twelve miles west OF DeSoto and ten
miles east Of Pauldiig respectfully tenders his pro
essioual services 10 the citizens of that ueighbor
hood and the public generally,
April . l6dO. 2a-Bm
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On. A. j. bIANNING

HAVING located az Montrose, respectfully tenders
his professional services TO the citizens Of that
vicinity II He may be found at the residence OF Mr.
James Campbell, when not professionally absent
April 10 1859. 21-ly
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GEORGE d. WILLIAMSON,

n 7 . n " q 7 y 7 Y 4 "
AT Ill continue the practice of their profession IN
w the Counties Of Carroll, Choctaw, Ya.lobusha
Paahatche, Sunhowor, Homes and in the lligl
Court Of Errors and Appeals at jackson,
All business entrusted to them shall be promptly
attended to.
CaIToHtop, Nov. 18 1859. 6-ti
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CHARLEs A. sTOYALL.

A TTORNE Ar LAW,
MTILL practice his profession IN the Courts Of
w Clarke and surrounding Counties.
Qiitmdn. March 30, 1859. 25-1y
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TX 00n ROLLS FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
iOsOUU American Wall Paper
800 be. .Kes American Window Giass'
100 . French
50 very thick French
10 &" Red, Blue, Yellow and Purple Window
Glass
10 Fancy Mouseni Transon Glass.
80 pairs assorted Linen Window Shades.
100 rolls assorted Window Paper At
A. GENELLAs.
Neksburg June 1s, 1850, s5-f
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-09-06

A. CENELLA,
Importer Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
French China & Granite Ware,
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASS,
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
LOOKING GLASSES,
LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW C0RNICE,
CURTAINS, BANDS AND PINS,
SHADES,
LAMPS AND WATERS,
GIRANDoLEs,
CANDLEsTICKs AND CANDELABRAs
CAsToRs AND LIQUOR STANDS,
FANCY GOODS, TOYS PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURES, MARBLE sTATUARY,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
BASKETS, WORK BOXES,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
TENDERS, sHOVELs AND TONds,
ANDIRoNs, CASTINGS AND STONE WARE,
CASdPHENE, SPIRIT GAS, ALCOHOL,
BURNING FLUID,
WHALE AND KEROSENE OIL,
AND GUNS AND PISTOLS.
Keksburg, June 13, 1850. SS-H
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CommIssloner In Chanoery,
SOL. It. STREET,

A r 0 2 NEY AT LAW
PAULDING, MISS
Aug Sth, 1860. 43-iy
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PROFESSIONAL.


JAafEs h. CAMPBELL
ATTORNEY tr LAW AND SOLICITOR tn CHAN
Gerry,
ENrERPRizE. MISS.
WTILL aaond lo business ia the Courts Of taEa
W. ialirri1'e. Jasper Newton ami Aemnl
ROBERTS s he narinef VI iasit
defaia County, and ieucrs pn business % tnhi eolAf-
IS mas he addressed fo ciNpHlit liunEAEs.
la wiil ailtHd regularly She B iah Court 20 Jackson.
nHuBaa p the SeAs ilqildlua un eiaiIs.
Feb 11 ls0i lsss =
LOWRY a MARKER,
Alto NEYS AT law
HARi0N, KISS.
HTIIIl pfacdea in tic Courts Of Laulerdale and
NJ fha adjoining geouuhas
Alo- pn M isI. iy
wM r. p0WEs
EToRgEF LILY
PtuLDlNG. MISS
as~ erisss Wa5esnd " n pNE vill practiee IN
eo.nar.neisl.lp in tAe County % Jasper
April %, l1i. tf
~. II. CRUaH FI0
WILL practice in The Counties OF Lauderdae,
w kemper, Newton, Clarke and Jasper
Feb. o, 1861. l7-1y
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EVANs Z. cHAPnIAN.
THOMAS Il. GOWAN,

A T T RNEY AT LAW W,
nv ILL attend with promptness and fidelity to al
w business entrusted 10 his care in all the Conrtf
)t the Counties Of simpson, Coyington, Smith, Co
piah, and Rankin.
Strict attention will be given to the COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS.
as-Ofice in the Court House
H6stURie, June 70, 1869 8s-tl
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lRS. COTTON SnARMAN 4 MlLTNN

ND r.L sHAmaS,m.D. IJ.wuroN, NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-16
TERRIBLE STORm.

Houses and Trees Blown Down-Tyvo Per.
sons Killed and several Injured.
The following account Of the recent storm, near
Orangeburg, South Carolina, already briefly men,
toned, appears in the correspondence, dated 7th,
Of the Charleston Co1srier Of the 10th:
am just from one of the most extraordinary
scenes Of devastation it is possible to conceive Of
Yesterday, between four and Eve o'clock 2. d., 8
storm Of wind and rain passed over this section.
Abeut six miles to tie North Of the village it as
sumed the form Of Whirlwind In its course it
has laid waste the forest, making an open passage
about quarter of mile wide. Immense oaks and
pines were torn up and Hnng here and there like
playthings, while the smaller growth is torn away
entirely swept Of verdure; and the fragments Of
trees standing are stripped even Of their bark
It's track, unfortunately, lay directly aeross the
premises of Mre. NJ. 0'Cain and DR.. ]. G. Jenkins,
and there is . scene Of iudescribable desolstion.
DR.. Jenkins premises are q complete, total, utter
wreck. Eis beautiful mansion has disappeared al
meet as completely rs if swallowed by an earth
quake, and its remains scattered along two miles
Not house is standing, and cbimneys and fencing
are prostrste. The immense timbeTs Of the dwell
ling lie scattered here and therein broken fragments
Some idea m&y be formed Of the awful power that
was at work, from the fact that the cotton screw,
made Of the heaviest timbers, fastened n the earth
to the depth Of four feet, and weigh NJ several
hundred thousand pounds, was lifted from its fast
eniDgs and flung en- mssse some thirty feet.
The fields where the tornado passed are swept
bare of herbsge, where a promising cotton crop
was growing, and even the earth in some places
torn up. The doctor saw the storm approaching,
and cried to his family to fly to an open space, as
he feared the falling Of the trees about the dwelling
moment after their leaving, the house disappear
ed. Himself knocked down by falling tree, while
crawling from under it was knocked insensibe by
flying beam HiJ wife was tossed along the earth
for some distance, and escaped badly bruised His
nurse, Sib, flying with the youngest child Of three
years, to which she elung with touching affection,
was knocked senseless by piece Of falling timber,
and lies now in preesrious state.
The child had its arm broken. The girl Hsnnsh,
who was eneiente, when the doctor urged her to Ay
with him, loving her mistress mere than her own
life rushed into the house after her, and was in
stsDtly killed A girl, Rachel was killed BY the
falling Of the kitchen, and another woman, Kate,
lies seriously wounded. To behold the wreck, We
wonder how any escaped. A similar devastation
marks Mrs OCsin's residence, but no one was kill
ed. will send you further particulars % gather
them.