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The reader win find some very impor-
tant dispatches in ourpresent issue. Con-
Trajectory and unreliable as many Of the
tsleeraphio dispatches are, enough Of
their statements may be depended on to
render Il certain that some extraordinary
movement B. about 10 be- made by the
Northern government. 70 is almost Ger
t,in thai We shali hear in a few days Of
their having invaded Virginia with pow
erial force. and Of a bloody struggle hay-
ing occurred upon The soil Of that ancient
and honored commonwealth. We may
be too sanruine. bat We cannot help be-
lisvinr that fow Of tho vandal horde who
cross her borders viii ever return to tell
tho tale Of their defeat
Another most important item which we
publish 81 tha announcement Of lord John
Russell. IN The English Parliament. that
ths ConFd rate States would BE- treated
ty che English Government ms larviul be-
nrrreuis aud not a. rebels and traitors
that our privatcors must be regarded a.
engaged III legitimate warfare, and not
uks rhr,ss. al ihe Lincoln government
affects Co consider them. lfIincoln could
have induced France and England 10 re-
gard them ~ pinies. he might very safe
IS have lef Yankee commerce 20 be pro
tscisd by che powerful ascts Of those ma
lions. while be employed his whole navy
in hlockadius our coast. But Che course
of Che Eneiish governments viii cause a
very material change IN his arrangements.
The abolition rapers are sadly put out
about 10. Tao see In it unmistakeaele
evidences that the Government Of The Con-
f,leraio State viii BE- speedily recognized
bv European nations. and several Of them
ronsirue Lord Russclrs declaration 90
mcap thatour prigateers viii be allowed to
use British ports for ths deposition q
lhelr prirss.
While the war cloud il about to burst
over Virginia, &c seems the general opin
ION also. that the crisis Is near At hand al
pensacola. We feel confidence that Gen
Rurr has made hisarrangements to have
"a sure thing of it when the-ball does open
] a
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Important from Missouri.


From numerous private dispatches re-
ceived in this city yesterday and the day
before, we learn the occurrence of some
exceedingly important movements in or
near the city Of st. Louis. 1t is stated
in these dispatches that Gen. Frost's
brigade of State troops had surrendered
as prisoners Of war to the volunteer forces
in the city of st. Louis, and that there
had been collision between the volunteer
forces and the citizens of st. Louis, in
which about twenty of the latter were
killed. The sources from which this in
formation comes leaves no d2ubt Of its
authenticity but the occurrences to
which it relates would, without explana-
ton Of previous events in Missouri, be
almost incomprehensible. Weshall, there
fore. endeavor to make the matter clear
TO our readers by stating such facts, bear
ing on the case, as we have hitherto
learned from the Missouri papers
The State Convention of Missouri ad.
iourned, as the public is aware, without
making any provision for the defence Of
the State. The Legislature, which was in
session at the same time. and which con.
tanned a State Rights majority, passed ar
act by which the Governor was authorized
to enrol, equip, arm and discipline the
militia. and to establish encampments al
such points as he might select.
In accordance with the power thu
vested in him, Governor jackson estab
lished brigade encampment, under Gen
Frost, short distance below the citv O
ST. Louis. Before this time, however. til,
Black Republicans in St. Louis had form
ed several volunteer regiments undel
| Lincoln's proclamation. These regiment
were armed with United States arms. sun
piled from the arsenal. The States RIGHT
party in the city, although comprising
majority, were entirely destitute of arms
They were, therefore, compelled 10 orea
nize and drill in secret.
All this time the public mind was VIC
lently agitated. and an outbreak wa
anticipated from day to day. Il has com
at last but not exactly in the form OK
| pected. We infer, from the information
in our possession, that the Black Republi
can volunteers, apprehending an agere.
siye movement on the part Of the Stat
troops, resolved to take the initiative
and accordingly marched against Ger
Frost's position in numbers so overwhelm
ing as to compel him to surrender.
The effect of this movement is to plac
the Black Republicans Of st. Louis in a
attitude OF instruction against the Stat
authorities. Technically, Governor Jacl
son has q right to call on Lincoln f
assistance is suppressing the instruction
although there can be no doubt that th
whole thing was done at the instigatio
Of the Washington authorities in order
strike deadly blow at the rising pow.
of the State Rights party in Missouri.
The Missouri Legislature is now in Sc
sion, and viii, undoubtedly, take imm
} date measures 10 assert the dignity
} the State and TO repel the aggressions
J the Lincoln depositism,-N. o. Della,
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CIlancePy Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

JASPER COUNTY.
CHancay Court Of said County, at Rules.
Alfred Shelby, ct al
vs.. Bill to sell land
John Blakeney, ct al.
Proceedings had before James U. McCor-
mick, Clerk Of the Chaneery Court of
said County, at Rules on the third Mon
day Of April, A. d. 1861, it being the
10Th day Of said month.
IPON opening compliments bill Of
~ complaint, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of said Court, at Rules, that
the defendants, John Blakenev and Alison
Blakeney, are non-residents Of the State
Of Mississippi but reside in the State OF
Alabama,
1t is therefore considered and ordered
by the said Court that publication be made
IN the Eastern Clarion, a newspaper print
ed and published in the town of Paulding.
for four weeks successfully, citing the said
defendants, John Blakeney and Alison
Blakeney, and all others interested in said
estate, to be and personally appear in and
before the Chancery Court of Jasper
County, to be holden on the fourth Mon.
day Of September next 1861, to plead.
answer or demur to compliments bill OF
complaint, or the same viii be taken as
confessed
JAS. L. MCCORMICK, Clerk.
April 10, 1861 27-5t
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The state of mississippi,


II he Probate Court Of said County, April
Torn, 4. d. 1861.
Notice to Eliza Matched and Henry w.
Matchet, her husband, Harriet Brown
and - Brown, her husband, and all
other persons interested in the settle
ment ofthe estate of MARY DEPRlEST,
deceased.
UOU are hereby notified to be and APP
pear in and before the Probate Courl
of the County and State aforesaid, at the
Court House thereof, on the first Monday
in June next, then and there to answer
the petition Of Micaiah Wall, Administra
tor on the estate OF Mary Depriest deceas
ed, for the sale Of certain slave in saio
petition described, belonging to the es
tate Of said decedent, and show cause i
any YOU can, why said sale should not b,
made, and further to do and perform sucl
other things as shall be considered by tn,
Court aforesaid in the premises.
Witness, the Hon. Benjamin Thigpen
Judge Of Probate of Jasper County, tn,
first Monday in April. A. D, 1861.
| - Given under my hand and sea
| SEAL of Office, the 10Th day Of April
NV A. d. 1861.
THOMAS w. GRAYSON, Clerk.
April 10. 1861, got
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NEW POSTAGE ACTS.


No1ee 70 ne PaJEe sud Instructions %
PosiMasieTs.
The following laws have been enacted
by the Congress Of the Confederate States
Of Americas
LcH,v Postage.
IAN ACT 10 prescribe the Rates Of Post
age In the Confederate States Of Amer
lea. and for other purposes.
aTho Congress Of the Confederate
States Of America do enact, That from
and after such period as the Postmaster
General may by proclamation announce,
there shall Be charged tho following rates
OF postage, t0-wit. For every single
sealed letter, and for every letter in man
usoript OF paper Of any kind. upon which
information shall be asked for or commu-
nicatod ia writing or by marks or signs,
conveyed In the mail for any distance be-
tween places within the Confederate
States Of America, not exceeding FIVE
hundred miles. Eve cents; and for any
distance exceeding Eve hundred miles,
double that rate; and every letter or
parcel not exceeding half an ounce IN
WEIGHT shall Be deemed a single letter
and every additional weight Of half on
ounce, or additional weight Of less than
half an ounce. shah Do charged with addi
tional single postage; AID al package
dining oiher han printed or wriiten matte
--ekagta arc Included II al
slas,-shaR b rated b. ,say.-. " ''''.'- e J.
ruf1d, and shall DO charged the ratrs =
postage on letters; and all drop letters
Or letters placed IN any post once not 70
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A CARD
TO THE YOUNG MEN OF TIRE SOUTH

TO THE YOUNG MIN OF TIRE SOUTH.
As the people ofthe South have'now determined to
act IN sei-defence, to employ in commerce, ard pun
in places OF honor and trust only those who are true
to her, you Will longer be forced to compete with
half pay Abolition Agents. Even though patriotism
may not prompt ali, still their interest viii obi ge
them to employ young mon Of true Southern prin-
cples. OF course, those who possess the necessary
qualifeaio will have the preference-those quaf-
cations may be speedily obtained at this College,
Business of all kinds must 90 on whether in war or
peace.
All students (Fho desire it, can have the benefit Of
Mai BLANCARD's Military instruction and Drill, free
Of charge.
It is important thai all should begin a. soon As
possible. Should any be called away, they have The
privilege OF renewing their lessons atany future time
Students attend any branch they desire, and receive
their Diplomas accordingly. Merchants Eho write
for Clerks and Book-keepors shonld give full particu
lars.
Dolbcar Commercial College of the city Of New
Orleans.
Catalogues sent 10 al who desire them. Apply a
this Office or 70 RUFUS DOLBEAB, Pres't.
March I, 1851. 2J-tf
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UTHEREAS letters of Administration
w on The estate of MARY DEPRIESr,
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
ed al the last April term of the Probate
Court Of Jaspev County, State Of Missis.
sinpi; Now all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedent, are
hereby required to exhibit the same with,
in the time limited By law, or tie same
will be barred.
MICAJAH WALL, Admir-.
April 10, 1861, crit
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The nTississlDpI nrilltarv Institute,


Established at Pass Christian, by the subscriber, in
1852, has been in constant and successful operation
from that date, and still continues under his
ship ard superintendent. ThsrepoTt 50 ,rley cgea-
lated, that the Institute had been soi2 being eTono,aa
New apparatus has been purchased, tHe lest schoo
furniture introduced, and addition to the other in
structors Mr. GEORGE BLACKMAN formerly Of
New Orleans placed in charge q the Classical and
English departments. No pains or expense viii he
spared to maintain the Institute srepuaton for thor
ough discipline, sound instruction. and healthy ca
dets Open for nearly eight years, wth iuli numbers
during al the epdemics, there las never been
Of lever Of serious sickness, OF death among the
pupils nor have the exercises ever been nterfered
on account Of sickness in the house.
81 Circulars can be procured at the ofice Of this
paper, or by addressing
AsHBEL GREEN, sup't
Pass Christian, Nov. I6 1859. eff
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BEAR n MIND THAT
CarIey's Compound 2enOVating
specific

Cures scrofula. secofula scrofnla
Cures Fry peas Eruptons, Epilepsy, Enlarged
Glands &c.
Cures Gout' Hip Disease, Neuralgia Pieurisy ana
Paralysis
Cures White swelling, and Weakness Of the SPIN
and J. ms
Cures salt Rhenm, Ulcers Tnmors. Sores and Bols.
Cres kidney and LIVER Comp ANTS, and dyspepsia
cures Scaht, retarded paiafu Menstufatior a.
wei as other diseases (Which females are sub
ieet
To tBe afflicted, matter Of how long standing
the eomplfiEt. we say Try CAREEY75 COMPOUNI
hENuEATING SPECIFIC, which cures all diseases
arising rom impurities 10 Us $ sienl is effect i
rapii IA reoeht cases from three 20 eight days VIII
perfect q eure. and ia the fnost invcterate gradna
relief VIII manifest Itself in a fortnight.
GABl.H45 CeaiF0uSD RIsNOVATING SPECIFIC
is put up in pint ad quart bottles at 90 per pint
We viii endearor 70 forward the same to those at
distance who may desire to try the virtues Of oui
medicine which, as yet have not as yet been distrib
Uted for sale in this state.
Retuemb The maine. DR.. ALVIN CARLEY'S COM
POUND RENOVArlNG SPECIFIC.
Cali upon OF address.
j. T. CARLEY & CO.,
Enon, Perry Co. Miss.
April &c, 1851. 2s-sm
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The stare of Mississippi.
LAUDERDALE COUNY.
Cre,tif Curt. FeJy7tarv Term. A d. 1861.

LAUDERDALE COUNY.
Circuit Court, February Term, A. D. 1861.
ATTACHMENT FOR $3.50 co.
Daniel H. Rainey, vs.. ,'ohn Lee, def't.
w. p Evans and E. T. Blanks, Garnishees.
IN this cause it appearing to the salts
i faction of the Court that the said de-
PENDANT is not a citizen of this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, 50 that
the ordinary process of this court cannot
be executed against him, therefore, it is
ordered that he enter his appearance here
in on or before the first day of the next
term of this Court, to be holden at the
Courthouse in the town of Marion, the
second Monday Of August next ensuing
and plead, answer or demur to plaintiff:
complaint, or the allegations thereof will
be taken for confessed as to him, ana the
property attached and the amount in the
the hands OF the said garnishees con.
demned to satisfy said debt, interest and
costs.
1t is further ordered by the Court chat
a copy of this order be published in the
Eastern Ciarion- newspaper published in
the town of Paulding, once week fol
one month.
Given under my hand and
SEAL seal of office, this April 9th
A. d. 1861.
c. w. HENDERSON,
Clerk Circuit Court Lauderdale 60.
April 10, ls6l 2T-5t
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The State of mississippi,

JONE COUNTY.
In he Circuit Court March Term, 4. d. 1861.
Edward Campion,
No 1876 vs.. Mechanics Leip.
D. c. Welborn.
THIS day comes the plaintiff by his at
i torney, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court that defendant is not
an inhabitant of this State, on motion
of plaintiffs attorney, it is ordered that
publication be mode in the Eastern Clarion
newspaper printed and published in
Paulding, Jasper County, Mississippi, for
one moAth, requiring the defendant to ap-
pear on or before the first day of the next
term Of this court to be held On the 3rd
Monday 81 September next, and plead
answer or demur to plaintiffs proceedings
in the case, otherwise, the same will be
taken as confessed and Judgment entered
accordingly.
A true copy from Minutes.
D. NJ SHOWS,
Clerk Circuit Court Jones County.
April 10, 1861. 27-5t
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The State of MISSISSIPPI.

4
In Probate Court Of SAID County, Nay Term,
4. d. 1861.
To all persons interested in the estate of
JOSEI MOTT, deceased
HNHE report of ID. NJ. Shows, clerk, as
Il commissioner, on the report of the
insolvency Of the estate of J0SEY MOTT,
deceased, being inspected by the court, it
is ordered to be filed, and this publica-
ton be made for three successive weeks.
in the Eastern Clarion a newspaper, publish
ed in the town of Paulding, Jasper coun-
ty, Mississippi, warning all creditors OF
said estate, and all persons Interested in
said estate, to appear before the next
term of the court to be holden in and for
said county at the Court House thereof,
on the End Monday of July next, to show
cause if any there be, why said report
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and
SEAL Nseal Of Office, this the 14th day
lN/of May, A. d. 1861
D. II. SHOWS, Clerk.
May a, 1861. 32-3t
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n the purchase Of uniforms
b. sl0s0 20
There are besides about 5000, Of unset
lied bills againsnt the company that de
lucted from the amount due on the sub
.criptions will leave the company with
shout $500 provided all the subscriptions
ara collected
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NtfEtL AJHfts 4 rpfHtHH AtfNt, n. ~. lCDl.
ATTACHMENT FOR S635 OF.
Michael Lynch,
VS..
Patrick Shannon, def't.
James Turner, Garnishee,
TPON this case being called, and it ap-
u pearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that James Turner, the Garnishee,
is not resident of this State, but resides
beyond the limits thereof, so that the or
binary process of this Court cannot be
executed against him, therefore, it is or
dered by the Court, that he enter his ap-
pearance herein, on or before the first day
OF the next term of this Court to be hol-
den at the Courthouse in the town of Ma
rion, the second Monday of August, next
ensuing, and show cause, if he can, why
the plaintiff shall not have Judgment
against him for the amount Of his debt,
and costs.
1t is further ordered, that copy of this
order be published in the Easter, Clarion
newspaper published in the town Of
Paulding, once week for one month.
(--l Witness my hand and seal Of
| LIS. Office, this April 9th, A. D. 1861
| - c. w. HENDERSON,
G. c. c. L. G.
April 10, 1861. 27-5t
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military meeting was held at Old
Hickory. simpson county. on tho llth
hst. which recommends the assembling
oh tss commissioned oncors Of the
somnsnisa Ia ihis portion Of che state
40 rsl.lfh. ON iho gIti. inoyt Monday
io eo inlo camp Or eve days drill and
osms duty. tho suggestion l. certainly q
riIi enc. ani go learn by letter from
Caps usng that the prospect s eocd f1r
a. mn aiisudanoe. lls company win
give dinnef 90 ihe officers who may
anombla oa thal Gay.
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ETTERS ad coiiiqendum of the estate
Ia of ROBERT HINTON, ST., deceased,
late of Perry County, State of Mississippi,
were granted me by the Probate Court of
said County, on the Sth day Of April, A.
D. 1861. So let all persons indebted to
said estate make immediate payment, and
let all claims against said decedent be pre-
sented to me within two years next after
this date, or they will be barred.
]. B. KENNEDY, Collector.
ADril Of 1891 O97t
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Gen. Harvey is native Of Louisiana,
from which Slate he was appointed TO a
position in the army. He stands third on
the List Of army officers.
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The crops in Tennessee are sara 70 be
better and more promising than AZ any
period within the last six yeas.
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Inroarasf no PLAarras.-We under
Stand ,ba, many Of - planters IN pitch
inr their corn ciops cod seed imported
from the vs.t. and 4 j. beginning 70 be
lsared chat those whs did 20 win in most
e..ss sustain q pariial or total failure
They say it Il ali. ~ iasseling cut aud
wdi maks nothing hut fodder. This y
certainly vey sefous matter, and all
rs.aiio means oat y be reported 70 a.
rucs H. repair enc aamare that may 10
~, stoned. It 3 - yst too late TO plant
.or homo made con on bottom land,
.tae large crops of Peus Beans. Potatoes,
nfiares. &c.. can raised 10 help ou'
ihn oon and supplf the country IN food.
~ uupers "a. Va, according "a
ths sseonnt or a 80 leman who vas r..
e,utiy 10 chat piaaA y pow deemed by
rompsionf m.lliarl judges ippregnaol'
.e.lnsf any force nhich ar. Lincoln car
ssni 30 r.ndsacss Is Our Informant osti
mates that there ore about Eve ihou'ans
Confederate states troops a. that poin
when hs iofL Do heights on the Mary
lead side have hsen strongly fortified
tcns of lbe large Columb'ads and Dahl
rrsa ssn. have Iten mounted and GA
iroana are eouildeed wen enough prapai
alio give unm reception % Che min
IONS of iha Ndttaorn Administration
ahaali laay gcnnfa % mlko an aitaoh
The troops here we're enjoying a1cellen
boa.h. ara usls all In tho best Of spirit
Point OF Eooka sboui twelve miles lrol
uafpers Ferry. 3 also strongly ioriihe
On Vnrlniana BIAS material deiences
this point ars aoh ihat q comparatisel
small holy 81 lfoopa can easily bold
check a much afrar lolca Anfrleayin
rarpert Ferry. eur informant met q
rih Alshsnm Regiment near Winche
"a mnca Is uanafa FERRY. la
q Htn. and IN good spiril
tn slaar ths re-. 'ir through filain.a' e
r..aIs uafe snrnn.. % arms ma ~
- u ueIc1tI1 llo fetni'-f infaaei
ihaIr hamra lo hosn|latlr nisFpl.
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The sixth Regiment Of Alabama Vol
unteers commanded BY Capt. J. j. Seibles
has been ordered 70 Virginia.