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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

Rates of Postage Between Places
within the Confederate States.
As matter of interest to cur readers, we
publish the following synopsis of the pos.
tai laws of the Confederate States:
Single Letters, not exceeding half an ounce
for any distance under 500 miles. SC
For any distance over 500 miles. .-.-.......- Toe
An additional single rate for each additional half
ounce or less.
Drop Letters. ........... 800. 70
Advertised Letters Observation-Disclosures. &c
Packages containing other than written or printed
matter-mOney packages areIncluded in this class
are rated by weight and to be charged double let
ter postage.
Franking privileges confined to the Postmaster
General his Chief Clerk Auditory of Treasury for the
POstOice Department, and Deputy Postmaster and in
all cases strictly confined to Oficial Business"
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e. Advertisements uaUt Je marked oT The tiSe de
sirei-olhsgse they ivH Be- charged foT the time IN
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 81, 1861.
COTTON.-No demand and 10 sales Received
bales. Shipments % bales.
TOBACCO.-The market is quiet at quotations
n,r,r, Cr-Cn rr6,N-,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

Ca B1 EFT.
Secretary Of State,
HON. r. n. 7. HUNTER, of Virginia.
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Hon. G. G.. MEMMINGER, of South Carolina.
Secretary of War,
Hon. l.. p. WALKER, of Alabama.
Postmaster General,
HON. j. III. REAGAN, of Texas.
attorney General
Hon. J. z. BENJAMIN, of Louisiana.
Secretary Of the Nary,
Hon. S. r. MALLORY, of Florida.
C0NGRES SIS
PREsIDENT-HoN. HOWELL COBB, of Ga
SECRETARY JOHNSON J. HOOPER, of Ala.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

prom the ErdH:Eer, Norfolk, ia
Cephalic Pills accomplish the Object for which they
were made, viz Cure of headache in ali its forms
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

JOSEPH C GUILD, Of Sumner
WI f. COJPER, Of davidson
BRONFIEID l. RIDLEY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

To absent Iouer 0ho hare is far behfndGr 1tot
from Hle-tke one lore 50 aoeiI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-29

MAsoSvnIE, CONN, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDISG.
Sir:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them
tUeU that l want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these for the neighbors, to whom gave
a few of the first box from you Send the Pills
by mail, and oblige your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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The w ar.

7forrcownaF. Nay 24-An order has
been gsaned to Clerk in ahe Departments
10 - ready 70 leage for Ricamond -
Weinesdag ~ Tuesday nex1.
Some ieAFe to-ught % prepare rooms
lg d sunflosed that che President taxes
b. departure so5n.
Ali are busy packing ~ 70 more
PRECEDENT Divls issufsl nmother procAa-
ton announcing tfst freaiy. offensive
and defensive ioraled brtsr-u Iriiuss=s-e
4nd fhe Confederate State which wma
signed Ia ihe cry Of Ns-h j.. Ny Tea.
1851 81 uan Henry ~. iiiiiisri. Com
MISSIONER 81 th.4 Clnfsdertfe States. and
u. Henry aad Washington BArrDw. on
Che part ~ Trnue=s~e-
Tie Commonwealth turns over 70 the
finfrsiernrs Siazes her wliois niiitsry
foroe and Operations during the existing
war-
SEw OaLaA~s. Ny 2&-The news from
Washington. ifif.rining us Of the nccaps-
Ion 81 AlrktnIfis. hss considerably iu-
creased Size military "a husinsaa.
Roaos Fx0a BtLrIroEs.--Th. gnssip ~
Rtl1inore s thar fsra r-.rson- are eiisrg-d
rith frefssn Ter eniisfiug troop. of which
trs tiinns4nd ifita gone South up 20 fhts
isfe. Tns fs-iiss.niT doesn't positively
nufieafs the aoeo "a in their enlist
mrnt.
Pos WAsnixe4os The Time's Wa-h-
.isfssf ferf.-zls5ii,l nt -eF- The Hrfny let's
b. facs. IS aafaVaaa Tonight By ~ m.'f-
~. the sfh. Hes snd 99ih aud ka.Hl,.
lard Brigade aiii - ga the =acf'-ti sol
81 Virginia. THY have provision ID their
suapsl,cls CIR Car dafs.
Later from Washington
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Tu@-d-y Evening May IS lS6l
cOTTON-Th- saies to d-y. which
sra sanis to 100 bales we're confined 10 one
buyer. Middiing 99ie.
AlrxANDssA. Bfay zs.=So virginiars.
nul--S at approved los I'll 81 nre allSe ed to
apl ZACH til plaee. MuA hive ~ en- ar
z. ssssd under Charges Of uIirriug srdlfIon
LoUisvIliE My 2s-Ex CIV. Mor,--
head has oe6,'ed his pn-i ion The follow
ins j. the first faIagssl.h IN the Louis
FIll.- Iournal lsid-r:
Til. public sill h"d IN the journal Of
to-day q letter from our old ifieud Gov
Marshead defining. or striving TO dtfiue
his ffnliical saafss W. cannot say. con-
-cienfiousiy, thar the effort is asucc~ssful
one. a~sufd-dly II j. - us q most unsatis-
factory ,fIart" Ex-GoY MUfehead con
cludrS a. follows
4 eousid.r th~ subjugation OF the South.
the utter anuihilaIion Of every material
interest in Kentucky Ii the insane at
tempt should be persisted in I fear that
the pillars Of the Temple Of Liberty win
be crashed under their broken frag
menis."
Ia another paragraph, abiding to con-
iihs-icy TOO elaborate TO be explained
ty Telegraph lac says:
Il iru-t. with every patriot in the land,
that Kentucky viii promptly unshea'h
her sword in behalf OF what will become
the common ciuSe."
The rml,oriuuce. OF this letter will sp-
i,elr wisru Il Is remembered that Gov.
Marelirai wa~a candidate iOr thu Ststt. al
Lirg--. on The Union ticket, 10 the Border
) att-~'l Convention
WAsuiNGTos. May 28.-The gossip here
~ A MffIfsr
naud. Of Illinois. IS here uggiug the
prompt asssmblrze OF large force in the
pnlelisi~e ~ l,r"vi>inns aud grain for the
suff ring Illinois merchants and farmers
& " Bank enters the QuarIer-ma=ter
Barrau ahd john G. Fremont Is made n
Mej,f-G-uerll
Six addilIonsl Indiana regiments have
been accepted.
CnASnea>RoRo May 2S.-The william
port forces have been withdi avn, except
4uO
FREDEaIck. Nav 2S.-Ex Gov. Thomas.
an unconditional Unionist, Is nominated
Tor the United Congress.
BALrIH IRE. May -S.-A New Hampshire
rtgiin-n pst~>e,l.e route for Virginia.
Iraops are dj-irihuted or the roads
north OF llaiper's Ferry also on the
northern approaches. The Maryland
U-i-its' outpo-ts and pockets extend
much further Gen. Johnson superin-
tended these movements personally
twenty-five additional cannon lad arrived
from WINCHESTER, The evening train is
just in, and reports harper's Ferry IN
changed.
G lRo. May 2S.-The Notifications are
Progressing Passengers report a concen-
tialion 90 troops "a Randolph.
Nav OnEANs. May 2S.-The blockade
commenced here on sunday. aud Two
weeks will be allowed neutral ships in
port to load and sail.
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n TEE rnnn.. !. rnr SUM.

70 THE YoUNu 80 TIRE SOUTH.
As the people orthe so-... uave now determined 4.
ctin seii-isieaus. % ea,p 10y Be- eoniinerre ud 81
place heaar AMI t.llsi oaiy tl,se sho .a. e..
her you ali no ionErr lee r.s,d 10 earn i.eis sal
alfpty A6oliIsan Agents, Ey tAouah lit riutie.
nay Mt prampt aib =if th.ir Interest sl' OBJ s.
rm TO employ youHE nirn ,f tra- uta' n pit
piles. 90 coHr-e tha-e aho possess ths npcasSa
isiia "a ion- all have gar p.rfergsee-gio=e ,paf
dion~ mas b. So oiily ohaiuea ~ ths Cliese
.asss 81 ali kinds ino,t 80 whether 10 war 81.
peace.
e.. gudeut> fwin csairt I'D can harr thr benefit
E id sI.ANCARDs Military instruction and Drla. H..
,fchsrge.
q 4 uup,rttnt tina ai ehoaid i,ria e. -aen
o-slbio. should amy he csiltd aeay they have a..
-igiig reneasins ih-if lesson sfauy 5ufnr, tira
"a onis attend any hrsueh theg desire. and eeis.
,,'r Diplomas ace .rdugy ueicasut- sho elst
~ Jerks and Book keePsiH shoad give fu particle
Lars.
t'o.hear Commercial College Of Tie city of New
orleans.
si.a .gues sent to ell who desire thern Apply
i~ eff . nrto RUFUS DQLBEAR l'rest
March I. 1854. 2lu
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ChUncery Notice.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
JAspER COUNTY.

ca@eey Corrt e ssif tosse, CT Ralss
Alfred SaeIby. "a al
lehn Biakencs. ctal
2socetdues hal before James q McCo,
mies Glen p % tlfe Chaucety Court
SID County al Rules uu tise tl,iru Mo-
DIV q" april A ID. lS6l, il being a.
l5ih day OF said mouth.
7 PuN opening conpl.inant's bin
Il cuinl laint aud &c appearing TO a.
ttiziuytion oi said Cnnrt. al Rules. th
ihe defendants. J ohu s'ahrnev mud Al>o
8la keueY, are non residents Of the Sta
2 Mississippi bat reside in the State
Alabama,
Il Is therefore considered and ordere
"a tte said Court Jhat publication be uaao
,n the htsfarn tHsfio4. 4 newspaper lnit
"a aud pahii-heliA tie town 81 Pauldih
Ga huf weeks -ueoes>ivelv citing the Sal
le'eudut- john Rnkrnvy aud Al,
Bitken~y. and til others interested IA So
estate, to Ice aud personality appear ia ~
before the CYanc-y Court OF JaSi
county, - d. hnlilen on tln. fourth al.
las of september next 1861 20 fl.-a.
answer or demur 10 compliments bill
r'nii iainf. ~ the slne wdi be talSeti
ashfes.t.,i.
JAS U MCCORMICK. Clak
Arril 10 1851 27-5i
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To the heirs aud .',Il other Persons inter
e-is iu the estate Of r T GATE
WOOD. d,-c-a~--,l
NoU aT, hefehy eit-d 10 he and person
4 silly npI err IN and before tie Pr,
isii- curt uf S.ptf county. Safs-~of 81
sssippi al the Cmri H.ssas. Of said counfy
~ the town OF hlisboro. on the first
Monday in July mex. then and there TO
show cause 1t any you can, my a certain
negro man named Simon. belonging to
said estate should NOT be sold according
40 the petition of " A. Gafewoo,i. Ad-
fnini-fraioT Of said estate and further t.
d ., aud perform such other things A. shall
b. considered and ordered by the court
i'nre-aid in the premi-es-
- Given under NV hand and seal
Z 5 of office, this May 10Th A d.
4" 1861.
JAS. p. JONES.
Clerk Of P. G. Of 8 c.
Nay 81. lSG0. 33-5t
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49, = Aaf W. n 4
n he Circuit Cotst Uareh Tom. A. D. 1876
Edward anirion
M l36 ~ Mechanics Lein.
ID q Weihorn
FfNHiS day come. the plaintiff br his
i r"heY. au,i 4 arpen,ina 90 the SAT-
faction oi the court that defendant i +,
Hn iulubltHnt at this Stttr. on maIi
OF l.i.iniiH 5 attorney 10 t. ordered O.
publication hc mode in HE Eset.sa ffsr.
newspaper printed ana published
Ptntlins 1u.urr County. Mls.isipti. q
one month, fequlcnp iiie defendant IA
pear GA ol before rl- FIRST day ~
t.rm oi this crurt 90 Dc no.
Monday Of SrfItmhe
answer or drmur
iu He cuse,
takenns
aces
~ ls6l
o35 o..
al
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are living in
public attention i -
"a 10 instrument of wariitrs
every oae ! k 5 -arrs s'methn-
.s,,ut thrn thar will Miable him TO select
a good weapon in ,se of Meet
Among the many patented fire arms W.
have had 0cra<ion u xtiniHr. one "hi'h
strikes ms an excellent and Efficient wr.'-
t,on Is Stars l.atenl eel corking aud
hair Trigger pistols r navy six hoo er-
The peculiarly la this revolver l. ma
q has twD triggers. coniroilng esch "iheI-
Il we may u.s. the expression -hrst'
long trigger placed as IN gil oihrr li-'"l''
ind snial.r or hair Irieser ia1t CON
a-.al-d IN The gairl. \ small ~ie~i -lhln-
i attached To- thu long Trigger. h'-i
shis Spflng Is pushed upwards. the ii>i"'
l. q sells 0csiug revolver. When lac ; l'fihs
IS pushed downward~. pulling he iiissrr
.'nly cpcks the pistol. and 10 hre u on
mus press the trigger. The weapon can
fh~n DC used, Al will. as a revolver or r.
i'-ater for haSty shooting. or ~ hair
trigger pistol OF the incest accuracy Tor
DELIBERATE aim.
The range If this pistol is perfect 81
80 yards il viii put ball through a Two
n4ch plank without d-viatian- itit- SIN
pl'ciiy of the mechanicism Is adnlraoie
the pistol can be taken 70 pieces aii''
eie'n~d by merely removing with ~"
h"g-rs screw placed behind h breec''-
IL carries n &c bali. and l. tended ~ tii'-
same manner ~ the Colt pistol. -
comparatively light aud well handled
Mr.. Q. s Jennings. 20 Camp Stree
under the City Hotel. has for ssie
large invoice of the beauu al sles'iiieh
sent to "a. Give Mr.. Jennine- Z ~
~ O. P.oay'nas.
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Bread and Meat Notice
AYERS
Ague Cure,

FoR TIE SPEEDY CrRE or
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague.
Remitient Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
A<ue, Periodical Headache. or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orisi-
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
By the Malaria Of miasmatie countries.
No one remedy IS louder called for by the
necesSfies OF the American people than sure
and ssfe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
We are now enabled to offer. with perfect
certainty that 1t VII eraoicate the disease.
and with assurance. faanded on prnof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any quan-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must he OF immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prerestiss Is
better han cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run IN violent attacks Of
this baleful distemper. This "CuRE expels
the masmatic poison of Fl.TER AND AouR
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, II taken on the first np-
preach of its prcmonitory symptoms. Il is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also the
cheapest The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings it within the reach Of every
body; aud in bilious districts. where FEvER
AND AeuE prevails, every body should have il
It is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all-the poor well Is the rich. A
great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tain cure Of Intermittcnts is, that it contains
no Quniine or mineral consequently il pro-
duces no quinism other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy Us if they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence
Of the mia mntic poison. y great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation. among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Govt Headache,
Blindiess, TOothache. Earnrhe. Catarlh, Asth-
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Mysteries Pain in the Bowels. Collie,
Paralysis. and Dcrnngement Of the Stomach,
all of which. when originating in this cause
put on the intermittent type, or become period
iual. This 4" Cum 5" cxpels the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
alike. II is an invaluable protection TO immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction, that viii be excTetcd from Il c system,
and cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity
to rinen into d sease. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure and few will
ever suffer from Intermittents, if they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy af-
fnrrie
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ns-ea.. 60. q. - -
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new Orleans Markets.

&C. &c. 80. &c. &c
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NV ORLEAss. Nay -
saIes Of cotton today. III bales; nomi-
nal. No other sales far the past three
days. /. $50 q ,sinsi 3, 100 bales same time
issl YEAR. Decrease in receipts At this
ports IS 3 100 bales B decrease At all ports
10 date. SIS 900 balsz Superfne -four 81
per bbl Corn 5 TO soc. per busliei.-
P.uk. SIS per Dbl cetEee. Is to lsc. per
ix,nnd.
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/ kTfERS "a e..ps.s ,u,am Of the estate
Lfh kOBEht HINTON, ST.. decreased,
'r 81 I-n4 Conniy. state 81 Mis-i-rlipi,
~ tfahN nie W the Probate Cuuii Of
county. on the 9Th day 81 April. a.
= 1901. SO let all pei-0ns indrhird 10
al estate make immediate pnYnrl.t. Md
an claims ugaiuet said dec. dsun b. ne
utrd 10 me wrhin two eas i,.xt alter
IS date, or they Will he imlied.
J. KENNEDY. Collector,
April 90. loJl 2s-7t
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GIIIERSlTf Of nlSSlSSIpPI.

FAc LTF.
FREDERICK 4 p BARNARD IL D.
WILLIAM ?. sTEARN- Ii g. and
HOY fAMEs =. TRDl TER
Pruf-s-or-ai .-.sefnni..arull Science and Law.
FREDERICK p BARNARD
Pfvie~sar ~ iiiy-c- A-frnE.1rIy and Civil IN
gin emu and FTii-ii-e= Of Ciri-tianty
EDWARD e HOfNTON, g.
Pr''fessor o. Chemistry, Mnersloly and 6soi
HENRY wHITEHnRSE. NJ A.
PI.fies-or y Greek and tncient Literature
JORDAN n PHlPiS- 81. A.
f'rof-s~FF ~ pprr n he1naties.
WILLIAM H. MpOkE 80 A.
Proies-.r O English LserGlre.
HON. Lt'CiUs q G. LANAI
Proie-zsT q Etiiics- Meszphy-ics and constitu
fiuIial LaH.
ALEXANDER j QJrIxcHE ~
Prgies-oT q - ID and u tlern Languages.
BUKIsgN HARRISON By A.
Assistant 10 tie Professor q Phy=ics-
-I'HE thirteenth Anuuai s--iau q ai- instiiutian
| vii open 90 the 18Th ~ - september l-fA nn
er the he II. e.tisn 81 ris shle and experienced
t.rrllfs u..rssesl .i-sre-
TIE Uaiverf-s % r .dvautsres 10 yoaus men
Icing th1T .-lzh eti1iizian ~ t-ei q fla'-re
he tniie -fa'--. sud unr-i#aile-i ir tfa = rs o.
IT, aptsararus ard reaf ~ tlle -rrzf.i-i
70 Fiy zeal s1-nce aa8 ii.rflstrF erreil unf-
CAB ID Alnsrlal'ef 10 pp-----e- cab 1~i = -
taa- neflrneu-- rilulFaa ann Fsl-Eaile
The res,isuf Ard frff---ara need ~ c1ursnsnia
e m thr tleHird - frristee- - them
sell snd taTsrtilF D. che lnif5e ~ szfseTI-
-n-ed ami atle inssr.letara
Hh- locain1 81 lte liffgeTssr e. tu l- hfrs-r DE-
4aarr=d rhrr- ~ iu Oxford
Tile sgTrru1sl-nr - she UuiTer-iry Is mid tuf ~
e1f tFerF Sort - rrisie 70 frife nssriis some
~ feHiluE a1zaang me sf1d-nre salr aa slri stfil
'1fi p 1.Ia9 = : ll9fe oFef s9ffar.st~i = =
pnpsflati % shoe faftelil rs-zlrd or rri-oa and
morality . ~en Ensau All : ~ Surpassed sna
h = aiso easily seseas-ts- being al sR line ~ .ss
la-sss ppi oeHfrsi ilair,ad rleh e nos fully 1g-
Th- ae-omrnoaatiaa- are sua5ei=ut farrte eaals9r1
va a. tsia-f Tl-gtErl f1afIrE
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A MoDEL PL,NrgH The ViolSshurg
Why SAYS We know Of 4 planter in THE
eoualy. who has not purchased but three
barrels Of pork in the last twenty years
He has nov plenty 10 last for another
GEAR and expects to provide for himself
ia tho future a. in the past.
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Head CHARTERS.

CANP CLARK, REAR CpHINTH Miss,
No 10Th 1861
Private John H. Clark, Of Capt. Eek
ford's company. Ia The 18th Regiment
of Mi~si~siFpi volunteers, being represented
by the surgeon as unfit for military duty
by reason OF chronic d-ea,e, is honora-
bly, discharged fraa the army of Missis-
sippi. CHAS CLARK.
Msior General.
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s,.e POS rur LiTrLE oer.--At one q
=. -, ..,l,ools yesterday. tho'-uarm =
=, h.,s-i,., the 'rithmeiic lesson Of the i 2
~. 49, rrft annnuE Others this questions
-. ifau army Of sQots0 Abolitioniss
.h,-.fs march against an aEnF o oV.un
ssarhsrnprs. ana the S1uih~rnors should
-. 49, them aud sill 500. hos masT Il
5he,n gnnii ba Ten
a I,stls nins-vaar old hoy. With a wick
49, 50 his ihaFnh upou his nose. ana
~ - four singers tickling tbs air Az
werea
~ t-.a~ there wouldn't be marry on
~ They'd ali run away
Thst EitIo chap IS no 'fninnow-
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N~ "a correspondent Of the New York
TIlass says;
Hsviar seen il stated that Senator
- ,uEias had received AN appuintment a.
b is,dIer G-uertl. asked the Prvsideu.
81 it was 30. lie said IL was not ia 4
neither NJ. Douglas nor his friends hHa
afrrrfei for &C. and hs had not Thought OF
rendering IL 20 him. lie aisp said, thai
Sd Generals were 10 be appointed from
civil Its. he imagined there were man,
who u1ui be inferior % Mr. Douglas IN
1hst position that the Senator Vas the
hr.t oae lo tell hum OF anticipated trouble
in Mftltnd to point out the prop r
route VA Perryville and Annapolis and
Go snss-st that + &c Monroe aud OIL Pnlhi
Cnmfart were the points that cotnnan TT
the Uhole at that srciinn of country NJ.
Liuco.n referred with pleasure 10 the
fact th4t NJ. p ,ugtas. earlier than many
others called upnn hun. announcing has
determination 90 stand by hun, and APP
prorinf of hi. course.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Gov FLoYp.-Gov- John b. Floyd. late
United States Secretary OF War. has been
appain ed Bugadier General, by Presi
dent D4vi.. aud has received orders to
raise a Brigade as soon as possible.
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ar A correspondent Of the New York
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RroovEaY OF ARws "A Norfolk CORES
pondent Of Mobile Advertiser says:
Many Of the fine rides which Com
penderurast threw overheard have been
recovered. with but little damage.
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The New York Tribune is very much
hurt because the Richmond Examiner
speaks Of Nj Lincoln as a low and oh
seurs Illinois bnboon."
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Evrcufnr,r Nnfice.

WHEREAS. letters testamentary or
w ne l-t viii and trSiualri.t Of
FREDERICK 3 LOFfIN. dec, assd,
ws-r,. pis,tiied To tine und.rsigned at Ilie
la-l April term of the Pr"b.,tr court OF
Newton county, aud State Of Mississippi
Nuw all lr-I~sstis having claims against tie
..-iaie OF sali te-stator are hereby notified
aud iequs-sted to EXHIBIT The same. and
have th-n registered ia he manner aud
~i'liin tn tiH- prescribed By iaw, or they
will be forever barred.
n ST KEITH.
Executor &c
Nay 81. 1901 a3-7t
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HARPERs FERRY REINFORCED
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Thomas Lawson. SurEeon-General y. $.
Army. died ia Norfolk Wednesday night,
eyed IS years.
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Tho state o. lII-sissippI,

JAS U MCCORMICK. Cle,k
Arril 10 1861 27-5i
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nnlenaid corps or ctil1' @'A'g
~ sse II = aroh sn We.ins-day'
r.,.l..vs.,r Il c.orin.h SHIRE theg
thr.an rfth oshrr rsmPaHiaa into
a,ot snd 30 orders % the seai O
nrerse eorcasrsso 81 liisenss 81 9th
a..emt.s.i 10 ia ths sliiant fellows
H-ll. and me parting aene' trough.
e Che sse. Of macy one @una'sd
y melting mood
s e1na any fsrmsd a. the Moons
{ and uarrhed 70 ths Court Hou.e
int IN o'clock. Here the iadie- were
tne Is pr~ent chem 4 beaufifui aud
btnu-r. The preseatsiion aa'ir--.
tlai a.la hy Miss RscHs Ea bEaaE, 'iia iise
esian speech s. Lirsiennut CnsHLEs
a Iasxsro. we had iafended publish
aa b8sh N cur present Issue. but iii' ,
~. not handel 70 a. ia time ih'1
sdli snpear il our next. Brief but ieel
FL " g-mans wera chen made BY y. u.
ss.st "a SIN. II. Psr,ise "a Cap.
ehtnnon. Hsnry Caihoun ga, Al 2
AHNfFlNE La.l Affs - ~
Hrde. Rev. Mr Thigpeu. Rev. Dir. Nc
carniak. Rev. Henry r. Jones. Cipi
Rimb5. aud perhaps Others whom @e ma.
--s=,T he chi ~ mn ii'''sTu'si
~ b5untfai collation. which had been
r-sB,rsd b. the ladies. and were 500"
sr,er ), me road to the De Soto depot
vbse they vero % take the cars next
day. t.t
f.i.no mere compliment 70 say mat
I'll. /. one or the finest bodies Of men 'ef
military service we have ever seen. ihr'e
viii 81 none superior 20 &c IN the army =
F. numbsra I0I. rank and file. and . cor"
posed almost exclusively Of stout athF'e
a. men. accustomed 20 exercise and
sl.lled in the use Of arms. A large ma
ioritv Of them are young mn from n.
f.nilies OF our most Respectable ana 7','
stsntisl citiz-ne-ihe very ho"eF o. we
county. 70 j. impossible that any com
1tuv sbould contain better Sighting m
terisi. We publish full list Of the
names.