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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT.
PIekrtsy-Do you wish TO curtail your medical
lcines-they are adapted TO every disease-for all
Infammatory affections of the cheat, as pleurisy,
tive properties Of the Ointment have never been
questioned BY all who have used 1.-THE Pills ma
tsrially expedite the operation of the Ointment
SOLD b. ali Druggists, st 25c.. So. and o. per box
or pot. ia S-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

CousHs-The sudden changes OF our climate are
sources Of PnIn1osary, Bronchial and AstAmatte
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
rsmedles often act speedily and certainly when
shoald az once be had 20 " Byosss's BroaehiaI
1toeAes," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
ritauon OF the Tnroat be over slight, as By this
precautlon moro serious attack may be efectusly
varded od Publis Speakers and Siassrs will find
them ehectual for clearing and streng ohenlng tn o
voice. See advertisement. de lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

ENOR RENT-The large three story FRAME
II HOUSE on New York avenue. oetv 60 9Th
rothers. Apply to John w. MANKINs, or to
Mr.. BOSS, next door. where the kew may be found;
Ninth and N SITS, Northern Liberties. Or for
sale low for cash or property n The SorHty taken
opposite, for the terms and the Key, or to DICK
SUN d KING g wood and coal yard, corner Of
street aud Vermont avenue, or to the SUBJ oriber,
at GEORGETOWN.
de 10 e6<w JOHN DICKSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

FOR PHILADELPHIA.--Thes steamer 8. Sey
ready for freight for the above port, EkAA=N
to sal TOMORROW EVENINGS ll
Apply to HYDE & DAVIDSON,
Jazz " Georgetown, ID. G.
TOR BALLS AND PARTIES.
% dozen Ladies' and Gents White Kid Gloves at
Also,
20 dozen Ladies' light oolored Kid Gloves at 80
HENRY EGAN, 521 Seventh st.,
ia Est near Avenue House.
NJ -, NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
WI. w. GAIT & BRO. call attention to their
unusually large assortment of new and elegant
Jewelry, Watches, Silver Ware, 90 gotten up and
selected especially for the holiday trade. -
All the above goods are marked at prices far
below any heretofore named.
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO,
jewelers., 3s4 Pa. avenue,
"a I-N doors west OF Browns HOte.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF TO MOVE.
For thirty days longer shall continue to sell the
stock of Dry Goods in store No. 521 Seventh st :,
at greatly reduced Prces Stock is still large and
HENRY EGAN sci Seventh st.,
ia st near Avenue House.
ERESH FRUITS IN CANS,
Il PRESERVES,
JELLIES.
de2 KING BURCHELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yesterday, Daniel Moriaty
was tried for an alleged assault and battery with
intent to kill VIM Tracy, and acquitted.
TO-day.-The Court having met Jas German
was placed on trial in two cases, eech for an as
sault and battery, one upon Henry Koch, the other
upon Josephine Koch. This case was pending
when our reporter left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

Ma. STAR: Major Jack Downing remarked to
General Jackson, during the troubles in South
Carolina thirty years ago, that he had always oh.
served that persons who had a great deal to say
about shedding the last drop Of their blood were
amazingly particular about the first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

"CoMPAsY e I'VE ind ourselves unable to
give room To the co:nmunication In full, bnt will
gladly publish such portion OF abstract suited to
out SPACE % the party favofing Ms with the copy
viii indicate ~ dssirabls for the purpose stated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

DENT REDUCED.-That pleasant COTTAGE
II X GSlDENCE, containing rooms, with front
in Printing Office Square, between North Capitol
and First sts. will be rented for SIS per month to
punctual tenant. Address, by letter OF in person,
VIM. STICKNEY. de 81 eotf
ENOR RENT.-A three story BRICK DWELL
Il ING HOUSE, with back building. on 18th st.,
No. 47O. between F and g streets. Apply To j.
HARDWOOD, arc TIVE fth st. no 1s-df
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS
n~BANK OF COMMERCE,

H Sloae flows. p. @, January ]. Issl.
By e..
indIvldusls. Charles :. Rittenhonse. Hugh q
PaSs WIihs% 7. Hsrron. RioSsrd Pst.s. Ri sSn
G s
on on the banking business in 6eorseseyn, in the
s and ons The t aos. sSs
r. until 5s Of Rich
of tine es's9Se Of sSes the s.Pk
ChsIlss Z. Ristenhouse, HUH B. sseesp, Hs@ii,
lam +. Heron. RiohsTd Petit. NJ. ss:.a Ire
a js eoa u e. klrrENHP% 3s,Issn,t
TNW35ddIIsc ;cd5! EN- Sal Person,
Georgetovn expire on the Stat instant, are hereby
notified 70 ate on, se .rds the
subject themselves to fine, and the law is com.
Pasory uRon the proper officers to enforce said ne
de n savtJaniO WIN. LAIRD. Clerk.
A. NOTICE
ps5,ops Indebted 70 the late sT Of r.
'''s ARa N 6sbs' fff5
$ K! sueARm su r.
BROWN SUGAR .eysn cent. per pound.
do nine cents do
WHITE SUGAR ten cents do
Lovering's CRUSHED SUGAR nine pounds for
A liberal deduction to those who buy by the bar
All kinds Of bank notes except South Carolina
taken at liberal rates at the Ant Separate State
Secessoa-Store, Georgetown. d. G., y a:
de 2e-6t w, n. TENNEY,
OUU BBLS. Prime No. i BALDWIN APPLES,
per schooner 81 J: and N. Baker. Will be sold on
Goi4a~ '' NO. o. 100 Water st st. G eorretoSn.
lust RECEIvED-
10 hhds. prime Porto Rico SUGARS,
$50 bbls. Old Rye WHISKY,
80 bbls. HERRING and ALEWIVES,
81 bb!s. Crushed and Refined SUGARS,
50 bags Rio and Java COFFEE,
10 hhds. dow priced) MOLASSES.
For sale BY JOHN j. BOGUE. sel0
100 BBLS. OF FRIME CIDER,
JUST Arrived and for sale cheap for cash.
no Is Army SHINN.
MASSEY, COLLINS & CO.'S PHILADEL-
rocelvinE fresh supplies of the above deli htfu bev
ersSe, and invite an persons who want Q pure un-
Army & sHINN, Agents,
es OF Sreen At. 6eorr etovn.
CBICKERING & SONS UNRlvALED Pr
" AMOS, at all prices, and Of sll scales,
NOS an6 Pa. av.. between 9th and 10Th sta
A LMONDS, PECANS, SHEILBARkS EN-
n GLIsH WALNUTS, BRAZIL NUTS, Fill
deR KING BURCHELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

DBxTER's RESTAURANT, on the corner of Thir-
teenth street and Penn avenue, is the place get
oysters Of the very best quality fine Philadel pRia
ale, rich apple toddies, old peach brandy, and
pure honey to give II that flavor suitable to most
every ones taste, besides the greatest variety of
wines and segars of the choicest brands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

FIsE.-Last night, about O'Clock, an alarm of
nfe was caused by brilliant light In the direc-
was descending rapidly the fremen turned out
with their apparatus TO render what aid they
could 1t proved to be a COW stable filed with
nay belonging to Mr.. Stone, and located near his
suburban residence, opposite the college The
Stable and contents were DESTROYED. The fire
gave rise to nonsensicaI rumor that a party was
encamPed near the college grounds who were
civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

POLICE MATTERs.-Befors Jnsttes Donn-Jas
II. Williams was arrested by county officer J III .
Wise for being drunk, disorderly and profane in
the streets; fined &C so
Bridget Thompson was arrested by policeman
Irwin, for being very drunk and very dsorderly
She was sent down to the city farm for 90 DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

COUGHS, COLDS; hoARsENEss, &o.
COMPOUND sYR6P, or G UNI ARABIC
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been so long known and extensively used, that most
persons have become familiar with it's extraordins-
~ efficacy. IL can be had at ell the primo pa drug
stores 81 IS and 81 cents bottle. se q d2f eo4m
IlUPUNr'S UUNFUW DER,
~ For sale 81 manufacturers prices, BY
JOHN J. BO6UE, GEoRsETowN, ID. c..
Sole Ageaey for ths Dtsfrtes of Coisnsbtd-
large supply, embracing every var1ety, Always
on hand md delivered free 70 s parts OF the Die-
tlct Orders can also be left 81 the ONCE Of Adams
Express COMPANY. washington d. G.. fe S-lavlv
i ELEGANT CLOTH CLOAEs
JUST Opened for the Christmas and New Years
Presents. eli marked down st the lowest prices 20
suit the tunes, for cash.
dsis W. COLLEY co.
NINCE MEAT, made from selected mate
de a KING BURcRBLL-
4 OTIS OF PIANOS FOR RENT Or FOR
sale up upon sts s.s, terms, By >. ?. ELLIS Soe
ID - AT PRICES
MsrKvENss rAkkes3S s sfTosk iE'r oSlI'
no q II sae. betv. 9Th and 10Th alta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

UNION MEETING AT THE CAPIToL.-A meeting
will be held in the House Of Representatives, at
o'clockP m. tomorrow, to which the Represent
atives of the Government, the clergy and mem
bers OF all religious denominations, and the citi-
zens generally, are respectfully invited. DR. Cur
ley, Chaplain of the Senate, will preside; an ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Stockton
Chaplain Of the House; and other exercises of de-
vOtlOn will be observed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

0~N0TICE-L ICENSE S-An persons
S whose Licenses from tie Corporation Of
Georgetown expire on the Stat instant, are hereby
notified promptly to take out the taYne, unday the
new law, approved July It'll, 1870, otherwise they
subject themselves TO q fine, and the law IL com
pusory upon the proper officers to enforce said fine
against all delinq uents.
de T-StavtJanlO WIN. LAIRD, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER IN WASH
ja 2-tr - -, JNGT0N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

EDUCATIONAL collegiate institution, under the
charge Of Rev. E. w aldron. formerly connected
with st. Matthew's Church in this city, has been
successfully established at Pikesvlle, Balti-
more The course Of study is very extensive and
thorough Among the professors we observe the
name OF Prof. Haldeman, who has lately distin-
guished himself by writing essay on the Phil
osoPhy Of Language, and receiving for the same
large prize, awarded to him by a COMMITTEES of
scientific men In England. He had for his COM
petitors sixteen learned men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-03

CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE.-Befor Justice Thomp-
son-James Cropsey was brought In, charged
win stealing sundry articles Of wearing apparel
from Robert Ould. He was committed for further
examination. b. Champion, drunk and disorderly;
hned - 81; A. Male and w Lancaster, (colored J
drunk and disorderly; each fined Thomas Raglan
and Michael Brennan, charged with stealing %
sets OF jewelry from L. Il Harvey; committed for
further examination John F. Mason (colored)
and Eliza Conley, drunk and disorderly; work.
house for 30 days. Six dodgers were accommo-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04
&IldaL 10Litls

10 TIE YOUNG ,T7 o. TIRE sorrH

10 TIE YOUNG lEv gF TIRE SOUTH
hsihe r.rr. 5t-aa s5adhsrs Har determined Dr..
%. 30 se.t-i..sa5s. 20 employ TO commerce. a1d Bg,
% places honor sni tu5. Oily Hgs, Fao az ~,
90 hsryo SOB 0, longer e forced 20 e5mpets Wt,.
haltp ay Abolition Agents. Even though p1rrfoe...
mg a.. 1au9. 40 H their interest I'll. otI.7,
-lsu to -mp.5. young ma1of tr4e Southern Nh
.P.-. a.g.ar-a. chose HHJ possess he Bsesss...
qgal5-a .51i SID base he pre.eIenee-hose 5Bsrs.
llaoa. may p.slIy oya.ali or ti., colIs,,-
Business u ,.. ...is must y 90 whether In uar,.
peace.
An students .r.3 desire .t, Goa have he benefit,
Ms HLtNgAHgs Military Instruction and Drn. ~,
0fcharE-
.. mp.rsA. tia. aI shonld begin ss soon 4,
possible Should any be called sway, they have The
privilege renewing their lessons 81 any future tina
students attend .ly branch hey desire and receive
a.tg Da8a4. ae.orlng.y. Merchants who wrils
or -ler-s ali bcok-kesTer4 should give fll psrticu
lars.
Dob.at Commercial College Of the city Of Ne.
Orleans
Catalogue sent 20 oil sho desire them. Apply q.
.Ais oH. soFtg RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't
Mneal. lsal 2Jtf
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

The Governor Of Mississippi ha. issued
bis proclamation for ten thousand uoops
IN addition to those already 81 tho Con.
tederate service. As near as we can esti-
mate without access to official sources. This
will put q least forty thousand men In
the field from Mississippi The reauisi.
ton has TO be filed and filled az once. -
Ihe men are needed and must be forth.
coming, if it takes every man in the State.
A great many men say IN 90 when its
necessary 2" II is necessary now-wiu
never be more So. Let our patriotic PEG.
pie come up end fiji this requisition at
once. We have the men, ready and will
ling to sacrifice everything in defending
the South in this war. Let them now.
old and young, como up and show their
faith by their works. We ask attention
to Gov. Pettu5' proclamation.
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To Our Friends.

The friends Of the Clarion viii bear rs witness that
we have very rarely troubled them with dinS. Rul
Justice TO ourselves and 20 them Qf they desire good
paper compels us to remind them OF their indebted
ness. We cannot publish the paper during the en-.
sire war, without receiving at least portion 81 Wa.
Is due US With over $4,000 our books and rapid
ly accumulating accounts, we are not getting money
enough TO buy the paper on which the Clarion Is
printed Thousands OF perfectly solvent men owe
US for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. much as three, five or
ten years. They might At least send us portion Of
their dues. Money in notes Of any solvent bank
received at par and may be mailed at our risk, Ia
king the post masters receipt.
Ii Is with the greatest reluctance that We ever
mention in this public way the pecunary relations
Of ourselves and subscribers; but We have to pay
cash for the material and labor necessary to carry on
the Clarion, and it IS neither right nor just that we
should be expected TO furnish II out Of our private
means, while there il so large an amount due the es-
tabishmenthy perfectly responsible men.
We have the qualification Of knowing that tho Ca
ron was never more in demand than az the present
Its subscription list IS ncreasiug.a AN unprecedent
cd rate vet few Of those who order It think TO &c.
company the order with the cash while we know
that MANY might do so with slight Inconvenience
We trust this will be thought Of in future It is im-
possible for us 10 continue TO increase our st az the
present rate Altogether on q credit
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and particularly what and where th5 10.
perry Is, and Che name end ra .denea ei
ING holder debtor trustee Oh agent.
o State ali else chat y0l know which
may ad DO carrying into fail elect lhs
sequeairouon act of tte Both August. 1861.
aud state tie same fully md particular.
iy as lHefeunta peea'.NilleI0rted
81 b.. Receiver
Aorf. The g4mishee the foregoing
intelrJg1t0ry is specially warned .hat tle
sequestl4lIon oct makes it the duty Of
each and every citizen TO give the iufor-
nation asked in said interogatofies.-
e Act Of goth % August. 1861. section 2. Z
And ii any attorney agent, former
partner trustees. Oh other persons hold.
ing any property on interest therein Of or
Tor any alien enemy hall fail speedily 10
morn the receiver of the same, and to
render him AN account Of such property
OF interest he shall Do guilty OF high
misdemean0T, and upon conviction, shall
be fined IN a sum not exceeding five thous
sand dollers and imprisoned not longer
than six months, and be liable 10 pay
besides to the Confederate States double
the value Of the property or interest Of
the alien enemies SO held OF ubect 70 his
control Sec 3.
The Attorney.General has also prescri-
bed the following rule Of practice for the
courts and by virtue Of the authority
vested in him under the 10Th section Of
the law
RVlc.-Garnishees. to whom written or
printed Undergraduates are addressed.
may make appearance by filing written
answers, sworn TO before Justice of the
Peace or other competent officer. unless
specially ordered by the court to appear
In person.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Rs-We are authorized to announce WYATT T.
BAYLlSS, candidate TO represent Jones County
In the next Legislature.
RS-We are authorized to announce J. O. NIGEL
ROY, candidate to represent Newton County in the
next Legislature.
ss-wc are authorized to announce JAS GREEN
3 candidate 10 represent Green County In the lower
house Of the next Mississippi Legislature
R5-We are authorized to announce tho Hon. JOHN
}. PETIT a candidate for reelection to the office
Ex-Governor Of Mississippi Election first Monday IN
october next
Rs- The friends Of Col GEORGE s. GAINES, an.
nounce himas "a candidate for Representative Of
Wayne county, in the State Legislature. Election
The first Monday in October next.
Ra- Woare authorized to announce O. 3. HoIs
LAND, 3 candidate TO represent Clarke county, IN
tho lower branch ofthe next Legislature
.ss- Ep-aLs altRayzea 9AaR8uVse JBqpsy GJg,EIEiS
county the coming Legislature
Es- r. DAIMLER, Is announced az a cand.
dare to represent Jasper county in the lower branch
Of the Legislature, by MANY VOTERS
RS- We are authorized to announce Major JOHN
g. BLACKWELL, q candidate to represent Smith
county in the lower house OF the next Legislature
aS- We are authorized 10 announce j. NJ. HAND,
candidate To represent Clark county IN the lover
branch o. the ncxt Mississippi Legislature.
As- We are authorized to announce Gen WN. h
TRofTEB, candidate 10 represent Clark county, IN
the lower house Of the next Mississippi Legislature
AEIfL.J. JONES will consent to be a candidate
for Representative Of Jasper County, a tile October
election, he will be warmly supported. .........z
So We are authorized to announce GEORGE
WOOD Esq. q candidate TO represent Green County
10 the lower House Of the next Legislature.
So We are authorized to announce Hon, DAVID
X. JONES candidate for reelection as represeu.
tatiye In the Legislature from Scott County.
RS- We are authorized to announce l.. McLAURlN,
q candidate to represent Smith County IN tho lower
House Of the next Legislature Of Mississippi
DS-If Dr. JOHN GADDlS, will consent TO become
u candidate for the State Legislature in the county Of
Scott at the ensuing election he will receive the sup
port Of MANY VOTERS.
asy- We are authorized to announce PETER 10
PER, candidate to represent Jasper County in the
Lower House OF the next Legislature OF Mississippi
RD- II JOHN H. POWELL viii become cand.
date for the Legislature m Jones county, he VIII be
sustained by many voters Il win be expected Of
him to explain his course in the lata state tonycn
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

Being providentially hindered from
meeting all my appointments, consequent
" have failed to see you as l desired.
take this method of answering many in
terrogations. have not withdrawn my
name from the canvass; am still a can
ddate before you to represent Jasper
county at your next election, loot. L
1861
am in favor of abolishing the Board Of
Police-repeal of the gallon liquor law to
one ouart-repeal of Sec. 40, New Code
reduction Of the salaries of officers
stay lazy as Il is.
S. S. TURNER.
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The AILssisslppl Military Institute.

Established Pass Christian, By the subscriber, In
1882 has been in constant and successful operation
rom that dsta and sill con.inues under his owner
hp and superintendence Thsreport, 50 isiisly eyca
a.oi h1t he Institute had 6eas 'oid being ervonsols
Nes apparatus has been purchased the les. school
furniture introduced and in addition 10 the other IN.
ruc-or- Mr GEORGE BLACKMAN formerly Of
New Orean- placed in charge Of the Classical aud
English departments. No pains or expense will DO
spared % nantin the Institute reputation for thor.
oUgh discipline. sound instruction, and healthy ca
ie.s. open lor nearly egh. years, with iulI numbers
turing al the opidemics there has never beeu cass
offeyer 81 serious sickness OF Of death among tAs
pupils, nor have lhe exercises ever been interiegeI
on account Of sickness n the house.
ga Circulars can be procured q. the offce Of -Ai.
paper, or by addressing
AsHBEL GREEN, sUpt
P,lss Cqristar Nov, lo, 1859. gu
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

! GIN. MCCLELLAN.-The North Ca
Times contains the following interesting
items in connection with tie Yankee
General Mcclellan which we nave never
hafora seep published
| We learn from reliable source that two
weeks before Mcclellan was rendered the
commission Of Maior.General by Lincoln.
he was trying to secure position in the
Confederate army-that his feelings and
sympathies were all for the South. but the
temptation of superceding Gen. Scott was
too much for his principles
Somewhat in confirmation of the above,
says the Richmond Wing, we may men
ton that asurgeon, of great responsibility,
who was among the prisoners taken after
the Rich Mountain fight, and was for some
days in the camp and tents of Mcclellan
and Rosencrantz, with whom he con-
yersed freely, repeated to us the emphatic
declaration of both these Generals, that
they would "much rather be fighting
Massachusetts, than Virginia" Like most
of their men, they are making war with
no higher motives than mercenaries.
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PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS Go


WHEREAS, General A. S. Johnston, IN
der authority Of the President of the
Confederate States of America. has call
ed on the State of Mississippi to furnish
len THOUSAND 10000 men for the do.
Tense of the Mississippi River, and tho
States included in Military Department
No.2; ''''' ="
Volunteers will be received by Comma.
MES, Battalions or Regiments. for twoIva
months or longer period of time, Vol.
unteeis are requested to bring with them
every effective weapon that can be obtain
en- IN their neighborhoods. These arms
VIII be replaced in the hands OF the troors
/ ttv uniform arms at the shortest practice
gle period. The place. ofrendezrons gill
he Natchc1 Nicksburg and Grenada AZ
each OF these places officers will he !,
readiness to muster into service comma.
MES oatlahons or regiments as soon rs or.
gained for the war, or for twelve month.
as they may decide to serve.
At these designated places prov;sio,s
VIII be made for supplies and the instrnc.
t!on OF the troops will he prosecuted unt;l
they can be armed and prepared 10 move
on the frontier. ~ 'ii0'e
Therefore, |, John J. Pettus, Governor
81 me State Of Mississippi, by virtue ofan.
lholiiy vested in me BY law. do hereby
proclaim that Volunteers for h = 80. aro
desired, and will be accepted rs above
specified. f''' 60 "oo'e
Gwen under my hand and the Great
9eai OF the State affixed at the Civ NJ
A. D. 1861. - '' ''elLloef'
BY the Governor. : %
:. A. BRoroHER, Secretary Of State
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-10-04

say Mr.. McMaster, the editor OF the
Freeman's journal, who has been sent to
Fort lafayette for being an honest man
and a patriot, is a Northern man, OF ola
Puritan descent, who some time ago
changed his religious views, and became
a Roman Catholic,