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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

"
TIE CoTTas CONSUMERS REAssURED.-The
cotton manufacturers of Great Britain are
recovering from their extraordinary panic
about secession in this country. They b.
gin to see that there IL no great danger of
their supply ct the great stable being cut
of. The London Shipping Gazette takes
this view OF the matter
Great apprehension has been excited in
this country ~ the prospect of a short
-upply OF cotton from America, during
tie coming ear. and We shall not regret
the prevalence Of the sentinent if. rs il Is
probable, il leads to the early develop
ment OF other soufces OF supply. snd
terminates that condition Of almost ahso
iutr dependence up1u the American cot
iGSSI~T-8 ior D EIg material which our
-SrmnurscflreS hl Assrt26eanGR~aea
.br plsSsdf3 - are lgmorEst tE
hdwpy-r. that rave too great faith in the
principles Of economic science. and in
thst FIRST law Of nature" on which tho~r
principles are for the most part founded.
80 believe that the commerce uf any
country can in th,se laws b. annihiliated
10y any prpcrsa winch The Wit OF man can
d'vise, o. hi- power put IN operation
The prevalence OF civil war IN the South
- % "NaHNNs Va so 80 - a. ~ - 50
-u5u+ nd the course az industry. and tLe
produce Of soue estates would b. short
but the d-nland which his hitherto stimu-
hated the cotton trade in those States viii
till under almost any conceivable cIrcun-
~tances, produce the supply. To suppose
that the Southern States Of America can
- on without producing cottnn il 10 sup
pose men can exist without the means OF
life and If cotton l. produced il will ind
3 market ~ sur, Is Ss Il Is raised. To u
IL is OF no great consequence whether that
mtfket is at Il port or smother. and
shethrr the shipments Of this country
ere made in the Gulf Of Mexico. 81 Guar
+~fou. al Savannah, or ~ the Irthrrtt
pni Is. To the purchasers of Southern pr
nee. and e~Ir ciaily TO the al
.ptton ia thiS country, the Only QUESTION
will cot on continue 10 be produced in
,ne Sou rru States For % SURELY rs 1t l.
Z will h1d liz WAY To- that country whers
here l. the creates dem md for IT,. Whe
her. therefore. the secrs~inn movement
-ucce.d 4 az fail and ". believe il will fsii
tHf-riy-we IN II continue 70 be- The Gu
1m.r- of th- C,ttou States 80 long - th.N
-oufinu- 10 cultivate that article of com
a re. which will he 80 long ~ there J.
tp estate 10 the S'uth that will grow 1t
- labor 10 be obtained for It's cultIva
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

BaTrLE oF YogKnWS, IS DE~cEIBED BT
SKsEo o. rHE ~Fur.-W~ clip fh- fsl
loving from thu Petersburg "a ErpTe&-
We conv~rsed NJ b one Of the ~xcun-iasI
i-ts YESTERDAY. and h informs u th-t
While 81 yorktown. Sturdy be iesTnet
IN zzaAc,a< Toint in the b sfory - thu ur-
r~nd-r of CsarnzaHse that has thus FAR
escaped the historian = ftsnfinn- u ~m~
the .rnl. n. ut of ~ old uesto Efin 4 ei
sanl- wears Axo ansi who ct~Im48 hsv-
ben an ey-WiFn-s-o th- ~urr~sd ? A.
corning to this v-Fi5abl- fe- e. " IN
mrfnn cornered e ruwaiiis IN = csFe IN :
going up 70 hfm -eiEd him b. fh- ~silsr.
~nd r~mzrkaI. ~ yH1 oh rs@oai
I've eauRfr yoa = lat " -t.d b.n h--ffu-k
him ri.hi -marsiv. and bat b m ~ffh hs
ksI fill b. gov ia
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

~ The New York RaaH says mat
the propr &c Northern raoo course
aiii De- unable 70 present any veFy attraet
I'VE programmes during the coming spring
ana ummer season. The Southern
horses. viii b are 70 chiefly relied uPpn.
will b. retained At home. ard the North
err races will b. very tame Affairs
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

~rtlraalsa a. urlE-rhe cthe.
use fss- olL found one o.
aar-.aumsi ciF1les which
r1aaE e-refrts aEl while
w thr e.rlau. FwaltaH@ll t. The
w n la bo1-a b1sill engaged
m -eatruI nr. whrn Ciarlcs.
H.l usfh wide ca-n. aud rve
On l utmost c-aclY. Bis
r1r a tv the sru an8 toem
l t1ss Gen anxiety which only
CAS- aE .rrufr-H
taa u1lt-r What has hap.
~
aI aeape, managed 10 ari-
when aaer drinking
-e u
u- -uallsuel d knlc
ae Charley
-vailnvsd q hcla With
~ rr iro~ arrf ID o.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

b- The publication Of the Hemphi-
Eay4irer. edited BY Scion B'h4nd. ha-
teen appended. Il i united With the
AnAlnate.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

- Enough iron hss beea contracted
Gar 20 carry the track Of the railway from
Meridian 70 Jones BiuG. ON the Bigbee-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22


- The Kentucky Yoeman gives at
count Of a terrible affair that recently
ecurred in that State, in which the lives
i Hrwsnu Duncan and Thomas II. Dun
an. brothers. and the son OF the former.
s,ro probably sacrihord. Thomas II. Dun
a N. a merchautof EJiEabethtown. proceed
= to the residence OF his brother. near Ste
heusburg, and became involved in An
Iteration with him in regard 10 the treat
usut Of their sscd and invalid mother,
no resided with Hrwson Duncan, vino
,rdered his brother 20 leave, threatening
i'm with q shot gun. Thomu II. Dan
an ,hen shot his brother through the
teck with a revolver. whose son caught
tp the gun. and beat his uncle terribly
bout the head. and vas shot in the ab-
ium,n by LHs uncle. Il was expected
nat an three would die.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

TuE SourHEaK FL,0 IN ViRoISIa "A
large crowd assembled on the 18th. opPo-
.ite the old Market. Richmond headed
y smith. Band. They pulled down the
ar- and stripes. and run up IN place Of il
ne Secession a K. TO the music 81 the Mar
eilles Hymn. Speeches we're made and
.reat ~enthu-ia-m manifested. On the
m evening a large and beautiful South
-rn rights flag vas hoisted in the streets
+ Petersburg. IL is adorned With seven
aree blue stars. leaving q bank in the
center for Virginia, which, it Is expected.
yill soon take her place in the Southern
l~nrfndarncr.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22


A considerable change IN public senti-
m-nt in Virginia has evidently taken
place since Mr. Lincoln delivered his in
augural. The following from the R4eh-
mpnd WAC. is significant:
The stars aud stripes raised by the Bill
and Everett men, In J-f-nsou Ward. lat
UctUber. were hauled down yesterday from
the lofty pdIe ERECTED by them, near the
vegetable market; and about ( O'Clock p
NJ in p~ur-uauce Of public notice, q larg-
and promiNcuSus crowd assembled ~ wit
ues- the CEREMONY Of holzting q ~Pslmrt-
t. Flag" III n poe Of the Star SpanEled
Is inner Previously smith band march
ID down Nam street IA full blast to draw
al TO the event. When the baud
arrived. Hr. Berry Amos pulled the hal
yaid> and amid The cheers VI the mA-sss
present. sent Sloit a white flag. up IA
whicii Wa painted a Paimstto tree, eueir
cid w a rstti-snak-. Spe-ch--. in keep
Ing with the occasion. were delivered by
M~--rs B-v Douglas w F. GardOn. Hm.
3. Newton. Chsrl-a Young aud Thomas
Z. Copper. after which the crowd. precs-
d-d ny the hand. repaired TO the Exchange
Hotel from the Steps Of which they we're
addressed b. senator LIBEL. OF J-tfer-On
and thence TO the SpOtswOOd II use.
AirIt tHf n1As gr1Ful4hu Goituls mN-
Thpiuts L. Preston, aud other, d.liyertd
bril- rpr-chrs. Al the Close Of Mr.. NJ
rrms k. the q x Of the SOUTHERN Confed
eracy va, displayed from one Of the win
dove IT the hotel. and elected loud
cheering.
Tue Dapas-h says that men OF all par
tie PARTICIPATED in this demonstration. tie
Union men now on>ideriug some aotiup
necessary for srlf-preservation.
RlcusoSi, March 9.-The majority Of
the cotumiffre on federal relations in the
state Convention r-port in Part. recon-
m~nding a Border states Conference To-
determine uron a cour~e for iulure &C
ton also uPp~-iug crrrcf
tx Governor Nist. submitted a minori-
u irp"rt giving a lit OF the demands
m td- upon the North, requesting the
) aI-s To give Ih-,r answ-fs nv Octob.
n-Xt. sui that meantime every step be
taken To- preserve the pace. ] hst u.itli
or the EovtF utl. NJ nor the secrdrd ) atr-
c~plnuarnct- hnrgiii l,s. the government r.
tanning onl1 sufficient force in the I, rte To
Ksfrisun Tire stm-.
NJ. lIarvie also submitted a minority
report. having three signature. tor the
pa--age at au ordin tncr Of rec~--i"n.
NJ. Is .rb"ur OF '~ulPepper county al-o
submitted . minority report. setting 'orth
thai the federal government must inIm-
d ateiy adopt mearures TO afford the peo-
ple Of the slayeholding State tull con-ti-
tutional assurances of their safety ia con
t%inuing further sssocia.ion with them
under a common government; al-u re-
commencing the appointment Of commi-
.siourrs TO Montgomery 10 confer with tie
confederate authorities.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
GlRERSITi or RISSISSIPPi.

p q u Il =
FREDERICK a P BARNARD LID.
VILLAS F.. sTEzRSs LT-D-aad
IDS - 3 IR9fIER
REuERICK A p. HtHNRRn
Prle-sar q a frsaauy ard Crvf n
~ enns 80 "a : = ofchn-aauits
rr fs.sor oi Chsnstg. Minerloz .sd 6es
fESRT wHITEHaRxEMA
CO. and inrisut Literature.
WILLIAM h oBE y A..
fr9t- p il-l Lt-ralare.
Pro q E % aPAy-and C~oustt.
tLExANuEH : qrfNrHE "
e. - ~ = "a p anl n siera Langua-ea
fETrN y Harrison A.
As-suf % ~ Proe -or u Paysl-s
I'HE shz-~na annus siaa of sh. iasatun.-
81 oo-u - "a E7la d4v cf--alerae- iEr ~
~ the o. 4uefln ar tie able ard erueren-e-
~ 5 aauied atafse
TIE UniFeT b a p adsaasaz-- 90 yolnz ne
e 1E fhor 81 - eTzsaat1l un-HrHz=aed anFah--
q ~ rn-- 500 sfd un-qa=lea : the svrb
r. apa-suls aa4 srzae+Waaa or ~ uiu-frafts.
dFsg-insi -rnee ana ~uistrF A. euur~lF uur.
Aid 10 Aag : pa--e@s a rafansf Of
P-1nisu~ rha sd rzs@se
m r~rh : uud f~#ens med A. runinend
sei aHd rT-raF kn-aau O. the rai4ae sA-1per
- @.n - - q \ To- highest q
uT-~l TOR - m . suEd-
Tie COVE ua NJ ~ rhH Uufgerzrs : rwff fsn -
en EFHy i- e s1imFa;e 3 mariy tans
e. ~ ain- az a. ~fad a. ard ~ ~kar#tea.s-
ard z muratfg- e e utlr~cF-r ~arraunslef -
P @ PAuri rET1 tT rrhrou ana
r . rel X ara All 3 q g E1rpa-aef
s@rs
Il : a. eEs se-s-b@ t-sns sts- ID. a.
'%l1 har1 EAien . ros f-ay n
thf ~1euuu-E ~ su~c~zr foTl h canrf1
= q f-as Tire hfn3r.-f -rsdears
3 90 Gguaas5In rrh al rh~ ~ =s appraa-
suF@rH~I- T r ~nog4ra-1m Fmrf y ere 40
nnsarK FifyFrd 4 re17ru-nt - - -- rs
. ff~ tsI
FFEn -THrf - ga or aurur1
Pa sd Sta ar e. Fa a.g=- -. ~
r fhe rntere trt sea 80
Earsn On - fa3 D uarrn-rr s.
Rard ia rte re- ae- frarEe hsu-~- snf r
- Arnll-s afraf { r. aran r
81 HuwRf
% ~ fH~ fasafa
sEFra fHF &H@W 3D.
d. G. GLENN.
ATTpET IT LAH
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

mg- Dr. Themas Harris. Z. s. n. died
81 Philad-lphia on Monday. in the 18th
year Of his sge.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Nrvsp.rrR CHAsGE-F. T. Corn.
E.o who for a number Of years has oou
durteq tie Monticello Journal with mark
ed ability. has sold cut the e~stabli-hment
20 s. " D,Lg. E~q- and rrtires from I'd
tonal fife. His brethren Of the press will
very generally rrgrrt his determination.
We with 10th the outgoing and the ia
coming editors all manner Of suocesA-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Hon. JEag. CLEHEss-We Learn that thu
position Of MsjorGe neral Of the Alabama
1roes has been rendered % and aoo-sst~d
by the Hon. Jere. Cismens.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

RrTarfA7Ios-The oitize0s Of Panola.
Wi,-.. bring Dissatisfied with the oourse
" N~mpbi. in the lats el~otiou. are max
ing arrangements 10 establish a regular
{ NJ Of steamers between that place and
Nrw Orleans 70 cary oG their produce
rhey sre now actively engaged in getting
ip a subscription to clean out the Islia-
.,.tchie river. This 1. a vol that can BE-
sooompli-hed at n cost Of about $4,000.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

Radun, = n Ady Ne
lra
The Minute Medlsanm
Riadahl ", a.l3 Re
iisf
PRIV mts knees
Rsdwu . Ready &c
li q
top Pa 10 q Min
ctr
k~AdaAya Ready Re-
liek
Is = Pleasant Bewag
AEe
BAD =, . Ready
iirG
Curea Pain m tha
RsNala
Ra1ssy > Ready Re
isef
Carrs Teothache ia
an ifl slant
laa. WnN itrm 81 Re
ief, ut rslutirn
Attn offs kns
Ia eay y keN1lf Re-
hrf cunt'r the SIX
H.adnrhr
- 3 kruovaunE
Read ut curea -
~kiu iaarnsH
kaiwAA b RfnoNaisnN
g-Nolt Ont cur y a.
mefa in tie lido d.
RadNas kennvatHN
Res w. nfruftn
SypAhid lmpufi
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

e rae=s LHC.H-
Railways RennsuUng Resaleent turee ny~Frreia.
R.tVay , R-noFaunE ks~uiv. n Turn- hfinr hnia
Vesk LNnns Had CalKhs. laefsvaatt v'sumfNtun-
Radwa3'H RrgWlalim eItI-.
TIE Paresf cad Res, Pngafisc m ~ a.
World.
Sadssy's Regulating ris-Warsnt,d 20 ope,uts iu
Sa a ara
taduay s. Regulating plis AZ aNrEetrlic substitute
for C&istnel Rfue tils oaintne. A..
away he0ulaune rhils sAouid b. uHcd - Fvulaien
in dHlhraie ftraith,
aadwAvasR T. gulafinp tal~ cure Al Fem1c Comflminfs.
aawry 3 kegu aiing trA~ Quiets Nertoutncss aoa
pc ducvs rletp Slsrp ~hepl
kadNay . keftdai uE hllr
One PHI etera day viii cure Int gnruoni
RAILWAY 5 REGULATING PILLS.
epR THE CURh % CErHALI EDITIONS
one or twa ~ Raiwvy . R,Kaleinp rn- will cure
ho most VI ient aut ~ ~ Ant Hsadanha.
HEADACHE CURE.
Ia cases N4sA ~, a.Va.atie Arf-r- frum hiiuus-
-. di-crd,nd snte q the e usgh righteousness
nh ~ bHosa u the head casuVt nesa Iudirts len.
t~duiuruux a.. enc appii aEnu 81 kadanN = keNaE
e3ir. in nddittsa - ilo tore 81 ksdeFFf liils eia
nv rtirnfes 4 pthv tnu-tvtulent Hnd Istnta uafs@le
q rcrsofe tsv sun, rsi g. emo a~a z et
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

THo~E SnIrs SEST SoUTH-A good deal
& excitement WA created throughout
ne s,uth b. a dispatch published a few
avs ago from New York. that n number
ships had been chartered BY the Gov
nment the destination OF which was
he southern ports IL was imagined that
hey we're Ia be- laden with munitions and
stuf rcements for the Forts in South
'trolina sud Florida, still h. Ia by the
lated States Government. The follow
~ later dispatch explains the matter and
llcrs a ~peacable face upon the move
uent
WAsHrSGroS. March l5.-The commis-
toners from the Coni-derats States ys-trr
lY sent Co Mr.. Seward, the United state
erutaD o'State, th"p ropO,itlonsofwhich
hey ARE she bearer.
Mr. Seward asked time 20 consider them.
shich the cummi-s ourr- have granted
IL Is ~upiosrd here that the wh le mat
sr will % referred to the Senste foe sd
stce and decision.
In the meantime the Administration
leny that any unusual demonstratiNn j.
attended To b made IN Southern waters
ehe vessels which len New York y-ster-
las SIRE destined solely for transport
ervice. And in this connection it l.
iat-d that there. are upwards OF 900
ronTs in Texas ~zwaitiug conveyance
Nurth.
Roth Messrs Crawford and Forryth, the
aammissionrrs frum the G,sn'rdvrtte
States. also give ss-urancrs that there will
no uttack upon Fort Piekens. tilI they
cave reported the result OF heir mission
e President Davis.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
For Boys and Yong Men

Excelsio High School
'HoLAsTI e ! z n on tn srs,
Oh g. and ei's-- h. 'as' Win -As sJSi
Ts. me Of Tu'tion and n..ra
Hing Reading WIRING tlems a..
nett .Ae.
hr above sith Higher Aithma te
ply ami Engli-h Grannnp ga
l tfrtsk Fr nch Agsirs tseam.s- "
--Kcrpnz single ur u ute a. "te .
month. -
,-iv- oiedirnt boys - borders ina.
gu r. pay 90 atFancr a -. W iAih
rh Z s. kO8iAS1S
Ffnlcipat nd
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

f
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.e Er.el 5-f-rlag anea
- is at ha l1-rfanle u7afd
aaa Ha- sour estes uel crFrrs
n taatal thr present. truly he
Iae - h't 1eia4 hrhe'tn tnf
Fu4 Hii que
taa
AH- t' nIff tH-if awning
Boz nrr . NeiAnt Peg
e.. ' N"A
A An4 AHHLA hM
iA an
.a tNs
t'D N-l He
H i"nHlh1 Htth hla usual
the ihrt5
a. .n.. ath vEom De had bern
come up 90 ths
a- iiaaa Boa Eiuh Ntth uie 20 aty
-aa- fH. oii HDnan N9n mino. o.
l.EH il-si sou h.f' HN" tLtH
a..r go. 70 ta=dtHu-r So htiie alim, iEt3
..- maH rlrnm 20 fiohrna
a. t1Is .Eg1l-'l- HHl Oh Prprnt YER
..I.aH Hth lHasAtr tkelN 'HaH
hls ap-IHafHfueut frela indie
= ..--E Hrf pHerr-rrd "a gravity ci com
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The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

- Andy johnson. nj Tenaes=ee. en-
doos LinCCtz's inaugural wiIhVus qu-E-
e@Hgh
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

TIE LITTLE ONES-po you think hrH
much 4 child doe ia a das I"~, FROM
-unrls- 10 sunset the dear htlr ir~t lat
ter around. 10 Us N aiml-s>ly- ClHiins
at here. kuerliDg doNn Their running =
another place. but never ~tIll. TMi~fifs
sud tara iug. rolling aud reaching sha
daublrr. - Il testing ever bore ausf
mu-clr icr fufu# u-es- il j. VeE cufbsa~
30 xafch L.. One who dies - mH1 NJ
understand the deep b-vaIhineo Of ti~ rev
little sle-per. Is with n arui tossed on r
i1- curly hezd. II IrrIafes for tie lex
day. e mnasGIcs- Tir~lv-s through th-
d,v. iii that time comes 3 thu mater
nal love that 80 patiently aocOuamotzt~
ii-elf. hour sfer hour. 10 IT. thssu-ansi
wants and caprc@. resi- OF fsnci-d
A busy cr-1ture is = IiIl- child. T. =
looked upon aish awe "a vel - d-iighi
A. is clear ~y= looks rrustiaEly into fac =
thar to Col and man have es-ayri 90 w~r
Aupk. A. Il -IIs duSu IN IL little char
To tsnnder. u~r-ciuu~ly. aver tt- whiie L.
va thought II FUNNY" 70 tell II.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

IsPoRTA>r DErI>ioS a. a Ma PoI>I o.
Law -Th- Richmond Z qui.-r SAYS:
The general Practice Of the eruii- o. tht
commonwealth ha, b. en- in :, guirr aiiof
a-y~ pracIicllR in the courts a. take =
ansth To support The consIi uiipn of ia
United States. Yesterday. IA lI-nric..
court NJ Coke inir.dure-i hi las part
a-r, Mr. Ra-zer. who wi-t5rd L, qusiiss
an attorney. Mr. Rl-s-r refused "a iskr
the oath 70 support the cons iiunon 81
the United States. The Question was ar
gu-d by Me-sr-. Cncke and Ra~~t-r. and
the cours unAniInnu-ly d~cidri that Ga.
applicant should not H. rsqunel L" ( ke
the oath noiwif h-iandius Ihr -
quest OF the comm 'nvrslth's attorney H.
continue the motion til uezt day II az
Ter toexamine ihr Arguments presented
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINES

Frmalr- Who value health. should never b wiihnus
tl~s lFls Ts-y purify The ts-@. nrmavr ohstructsans
Of III kinds. clrHna- tie akn 81 eli plnpies aud husehsa,
anA bring the rich eohr n hrEiiD " the pale eheek.
M@- The F7.nts and Herbs Of which these pills arr
made. werp discovered In . very surprising way HDona
the Tezncuns. = trihr a A~bonFineS IN Mexico. Get the
Alusnac Of our AErnt, and you win read with d-iight,
the very Interesting account il contains q the &" GRE4T
NnsCSEf o. the AEtcoa.
Observe.-ne Mosniatn Hat PEs an pa Up ia q
BaaNVai WragFer. Each baE orAsaias 20 TlL. and Read
81 Is eeAn pr Ca Al yenpta.. AaW DC stMafsTa II
q L LELAlA 4 10. m rnA inE
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-22

rHe WREtr CRoF N MAE-EALL CouN-
q. MIss-rhe Holly SPRING. H1aA OF
be 18th inst. says;
On conversation with many Of the farm
~0fMsrah sneuanly during th~ past w~k
Sc sr glad 20 learn that the wheSt CroF
II this county bids fair TO D. better than
EVER before A large amnun 81 land has
been s1wed in WHEAT and the winter ha~
been 20 favorable FOR is growth. that w.
nav iook for an unu-ually large GRIP
Ne would not b surprised to see Mar
hall exporting wheat and aour the CON
inN summer
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.. r.. Hnlt-Etrry thing b. Eoini
o. ..#r Warrington. Fluuartuun
uIe IHr mmriiste -rrvico-
EHl.r. IHe.HE errcftd and ardrr- luv.
rr -.-t.a fhe -ruti.ou oHisidr chs
Hs.v .-.r hsnrrr obtain surplies u
1 rHd utg.r at tie Navy fepl-
.r. .u H.A Iu command oi Fort NcRte
m Hl ervlca moaHHuE thus
.E. -rH ati'r r9T1r- cI Cge caIibr
nI l h-Hi here. at sunrise and
k- o. clap oi thunder
...r. wa Hrzrf 90 Joke lu reference O.
a 81 rr -Hfl a-a Daring the dN
E.#lH U. rt fstinE mounted One Or tN,
-- .-.r ETIIulala. concluded De-
EH aaH u. lreHs aHt -ae boss th-v fred
r He trlclri tnrth ene uI thns
HH. .. rL Hkrrfw winch shook ever
n.HrI aal taHkr llekelz whici
.r t5at to sras and iu "a mo
every rH oa tart trrt wss manned
-r. Fl. a-lrlI-hri st basriuc th.
H -a f Meh during hnur. auu
tHueL acuE dfVn % in
Lae matter aul fsunI ne
tr-t
sra saEIers % eet 40 tht
E.ur NHa cross DO that vessel b.
ain I'd entirely 90 st5lIioni-ts
~ FeN 1huoNlaa- They
rr rf4 aucT euclsa 90 treat
.lE rlo rre KIND enough
raru visits
% sac Milay Ash S9rigu
d-1 Hawri iu their pslrioue
ur casrr.lrs aud the tx
.f fsm r mtuiiv,lrd even
ra Iule rfieta1ui whom Sc Houcei
OPP ~ sts making miniature
ua perfect delight iul-
a kaeHtHE what rr eeutatiou-
" rEfu OF tle terrible w-a-
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A airy man ca make > jesL awS
waR en lkV enA
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DRY-GOODs AND GROCERIES,,
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE,

simpson County, MissIssIPPA.
I'HE 9Th Session Of this ~instsutiou began an ~,
day the third day ofSeptsmhsr. under Inc sup
ntend-ncr 81 Mr. JOHN A.t0VfNGTON. Princins
md will end with q public eEamnation. comm9nii
q the third day OF Jul, neEt Asecess Of Tires a.,
viii be given At Christmas.
EAsEs OF ruIusE:
spelling reading writing, and thesrri principles
ne above with English $780,
taTy Seiencea. per month --..- q
higher branches Of English and Asianess nor
fluutl-.-ss--sss-s---s-. ---ss.s-s-a-..a 2
,ny u the sbove with Latin and GusL orei,hcr
Board can b. obtained In the faras ~ tIe Prip,
u - az ietsonali e rates ~ the fins will PERMIT
tits institution ha- a Location II, euIn .s.ea
alflfllness ~ any other. and fra. Trnm
nptations a. yire inciden t. town - v;iism.
WILLS MAGEE.
ANU l. p. MANerns
" d STlBBS.
81 HrL0rv sept 10 1851. NJ
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o. aa- 81 ctaata 1etasn-
RI fha lefal 1iafe
M rn uot del=aied no e
70 ihe Constitution
Do to tae stairs are q
else atua r~HNeiy OF To- tHe
ARTICLE VII.
ID r.r fc-tou 81 tha c~onFcudous
aHaI d. auM ient lgr the e-
r.at q fba Construction bctweeu
FaIig JOBS tha -aEne
I.-u Fe states she'll have ratited
a1. .n fle manner hriorr
fne Ersrss und=r tho ProVl
g.1--fglian rau ciibe the
r lsId ~ the ri-eiiau 81 President
Ur. FHa-uf nrd iar fEr meeting
ha tan4 Ua.Irr and fnr cpunt-
add tutu fuHatlnE the rreal
THre -ae.l alao urrscuba the
aE tbe -teleelf0u 81 menl-
m-s lu.l-r tais Constitution
Odd. aa llr -a.-ambHE tlu eame-
rrr -ab.IaF ri ah Jonrrrsf
aai.s the tfasia oual Can
a continue % exercise the
er granted them not eE
r HHI core ume limited by the
C. tha PROVISIONAL Govern
ll uHzuimo1s March "a, lol-
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Here's The Place

To Get Your Money Back
ItHE undersigned hayinr formed q copartn.
ship IN the mcrchannle b1-iness ~
LAKE STATION OK THE sOUTHER
RAILROAD,
y uit re p~ectfully inform their friends and &
p ihlir z morally that they nil keep constantly
and a vel ~elertei asp3Fsment u
DRY-GOODs AND GROCERIES,,
- viii attend promptly t. he shipping OF cotton. O.
re--ted. Newllsg give the highest market prlcesf
t'od dry hides bees-sAx md tAllow. We Will :.
' ~ artiel'- N our Tine 3. low a. we can sford. v
ipts IN our ahsence the iasin - will he conduct
d by tn polite and cleaver Messrs. Welrs& Thomt,
'pmcr s. All We Ak i 70 ny q.
j G. BLACKWELL
fouNG BURGE.
Lake Mas oct - 1880. 2-tf
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m~IL.LeBoRO

@xer4ses u rhfs fEEtffufiou 0arn~nred N
fha gnd MsnIat ~ 1Mnuary. fks1. under the
rsrr@ q. W8FFDRD IN the Male. and Mta.
q n A-HE IA fha f~HnALr depar menE
tn. eesston -onss-M nfrEs rerrna fh@ e-rt q twen-
" ar w-@k-a@ n-oond 81 slEtean week
RATES OF TUITION;
PRfMaRv Glass ansi-tnE q p hing r N.
- aad VI uns Pf 2 nfh- GH
TNf1R cfh@k- fn~indn ~ ne aho1 ~ h ss~R
s-Av A1thmstc Hht0yard ewpt o. IN. -
5 AL
SIX or cLssz-Ineis.inE the atara r sL
ra y -o - ff~m H
Ltn Gre L ans a. o gh Nsk
H1uall. .
EXTRA.
- ~ty III mutt .
F~s q fTAna Q
= inor w1t - ehaFzaA rom am. ~ utran~ MS
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e Fms
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