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I. seems that the Braclc Republicans
have been badly defeated ia Ohioand Penn
ylyania. The returns indicate Demo
cratic" victories in both Of those States,
though what the precise difference is be-
tween tho two parties, or whether there
is any difference at all, We have no
means Of knowing.
It is probable that while all sides are in
favor Of the war, there may be some differ.
ence Of opinion rs to its ultimate objects
Or possibly, parties rallied under their
former denominations merely from the
force Of habit and the change was
brought about BY the general conviction
Of the corruption and incompetoncy Of
the lincoln Administration.
The people Of the North change their
opinions quickly, and never appear TO
have any settled political convictions, ex
ecpt such as sfring from a constant regard
for their own personal interests. Pennsyl
vania has hardly ever voted on the came
side twice in succession, either in Presi.
Dental or Gubernatorial elections. The
same is true, TO greater or less extent, Of
o l the Northern States and this con.
slant changing and turning about is
another proof Of the assumption that the
Northern people are not fit for empire
and for scll-government. When they
commence changing in regard to the waG
and declare for peace-which will not be
until they are thoroughly exhausted of
means, or are everywhere defeated-the
revolution will be as rapid as all their
other political revolutions. As soon as
the tide begin, to turn they will be
IS olamorou5 and as unanimous for peace
as they now are Cor war.
Some Of them, doubtless, are for peace
now, but it is on condition and with the
expectation that compromises will be
offered and the Union patched u again.
But Buchanan told them the truth flor
once in his life) when he said the South
did not want pePce, and would not accept
it, except her independence was recog
understanding which he was pleased
to say was entirely out Of the question,
but which he will find out is entirely u
the question before he is through with it.
The Lincoln Administration knows, too
that the South will make peace on NJ
other condition, or its policy would have
been different, in all probability, before
this. Until the Black Republicans orc
defeated in the North by party in favo
Of the unconditional recognition Of tn,
South as an Independent Confederacy, i
+ makes little difference to us how partie
there are subdiyided, or which one hap
{ mans 10 he In tho aerandant
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01

PLANTING WuEAT.-We are much graft
fed to observe that our planters, almost
universally, are supplying themselves
with seed Wheat, many having already
sown broad acres with it. Hundreds OF
bushels have been purchased by the plan
tiers Of this immediate vicinity within the
past month, and should the seasons prove
favorable, large crop-possibly sufficient
for home consumption-will be harvested
next June. There is not now a Touring
mill in operation in the county, but all
the necessary machinery and of the most
improved kind is here Tor one, and it will
be put up near Raymond in ample time
Tor the crop now being placed in the
acknowledgement Gazette
The planters generally in the South
should follow the above example. 1t is
not too late yet to sow wheat, and If the
blockade continues they will feel the
want of it next year. The true policy
we need not say, is TO raise every thing we
can at home. Indeed, under existing
circumstances, it is absolutely necessary
to secure the means'o of living.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01

pSy- woman residing in Memphis,
whose husband is volunteer in General
Pillows compand, recently wrote him
that she had not received any assistance
from the city authorities, and added that
she did not know how herself an ! chill
dren could get along. The conteats. Of
the letter having reached General Pillow.
he addressed letter TO the Memphis
Dress, in which he states that unless the
families OF the volunteers under him are
properly taken care Of, he will release all
such as have families dependent upon
them.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01

The vote Of Ohio, at tho recent election
for Governor, is stated by the Cincinnati
Enquirer at200,0O0 for Todd, ana 10000
Dor Jewett. The majority vote is made
up Of "Republcans, Americans, Demo
cratic Radicals and Conservatives. -
Jewett was the regular Democratic candi-
date. This difference between parties at
the North, so far as justice or decency
towards tho South is concerned, is, how
ever, the difference which exists between
tweedledum and tweedledee. Those who
gere rational men then, have, with few
ilustrious exceptions, shown tho most
astonishing cowardiee, and compounded
for their personal safety by seryile sub
servency to Black Republicanism, and 10y
renegade zeal in obeying its behesls and
doing its dirty WORK. Republicans made
the war, and the Democrats CHI, 0y make
up the army. What interest have we in
any of them7 As our friend Fitzhugh
would say, Canbals all "
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we WIN Take Treasury Notes.

We will receive Treasury Notes Of tho Confederate
States and Of The State Of Mississippi At par N pay
ment Of all dues 10 this office We hope IN THIS way
10 render II easier for our frends t. pay as az least
portion Of the large amount due ii, and which We 80
greatly need. We trust they wi avail themselves OF
II promptly. for our necessities are pressing. Every
thingNEe use IN tho publication Of our paper has
risen enormously IN price and has 10 be paid for N
cash while collections have almost entirely ceased.
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Pctil aofcls


Io iHE YOUNG N-' OF TIRE soUru
80 il7 paop.. of ne s.I.l hsTe n9g determined .
e, in aei-leisuce 20 employ .H commerce s1d y.
planes honor aldt us. only tu1se who sre H..
heryou HiIi no longer foo forced 10 cemfe.s -,
hIi ply Abolition Ase-a. Ey.u though "a .fi5-...
Gag uai prompt s.l $500 uel, interest Nm ,tl u.
lem 70 employ young m.u 0l aue s,uth.rp IN.
Ip.os Orcoure those sh0 possess The nc
lnaI.dca ions win hFse the pre- ar-res-th9.s gB'l3
atons may be spaely obtained st ,h.s COLA.
business Of all kinds mus SO ga vhailer ia 49,.
eao5,
an students WHO desire ~ can have ,5s bs5.s,
iq. BLASCtRD5 Military instruction AM p,u ~
lfcharge
u isiniortaa. thas ali should begin a. so,...
oss.Jls Should any be called away they bs,. y
riuega d removing their Lessons ut ans m,,,,.-
tuieuts attend any branch they desire, And ,.o..-
,tr Diplomas accordingly. Merchants Mo ~
,r Clerks and BOOK keepers should give full p,r,+
Is.
pobear Commercial College Of the cts n A..
rIesns.
Catalogues sent 10 all who deeire thom. Ami,
As Office orto RUFUS DOLBEAR M,
daicA l. i'oi' 9a
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AdminIstralor'a NOiiCe.

VVHEREAS letters of Administration
" on the Estate of JOHN Ii. TER
RAJ, deceased, were granted to the uu.
lersigned at the October term, A. D. 1861
It the Probate Court of Jasper county
State Of Mississippi. Now all persons hav
ing claims against tho estate OF said dece
lent are hereby requested and required
10 exhibit the same, and have them reg
istered in the manner and within the
lime prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
JAMES S. TERRAL. sR.,
Administrator.
Oct. II, 1861. 52-7t
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A bill has been introduced into the
Tennessee Legislature to prevent specula-
ton in gold and silver. Il provides that
bankers and brokers shall not charge more
than Eve per cent. for coin.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01

Hon. Howell Cobb, has consented to be-
come a candidate to represent the Fourth
Congressional District Of Georgia In the
Confederate Congress.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01
EXecnfOr's Notice,

WHEREAS letters testamentary O.
w the last will and testament Of VIII
LIAM II. GAMAGE, deceased, wer
granted to the undersigned, at the 0cto
Der term Of the Probate Court OF Jasper
County, State OF Mississippi, A. D. 1851:
Vow all persons having claims against the
estate of said deeedent are hereby requir
I'd 70 exhibit the same and have them
registered in the manner and within tn,
time prescribed by law, or they will b,
forever barred.
D. V. GAMAGE.
ErSeutor, DC.
Osk 18th, 1861. LIT
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notice.

I F0REWARN all persons from trading
L with my wife, Harriet Busby. She ha
eft my bed and board without cause, ano
[ will not be responsible for any contrac
hat she may make.
LEONARD BUSBY.
Wayne County. Oct. Is. 1861. lot
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-11-01

ESrAn Irishman in New II lven, beinl
6tlled on for his excuse for not enlislinf
N the Lincoln army, responded that b.
couldn't run we'll" He was passed over
IS wholly disqualified.
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The Mississippi Military Insutu,.

E.tabiishsd ~ Pass Christian, by the subs,i,.,
50, has boon in constant and successful ou,,,,'
ON that date, and sall continues unler his,,,.
np and superinteudeuce. Thsrq,ort, 50 stssy-.
toi, that ne institute had been sod, being eroaeo
p New apparatus has becn purchased, the les, d,
rniture introduced, and IN addition 10 The obr
ructors, Mr. GEORGE BLACKAAN former,
~ orleans placed IN charge Of the Classical a
uglish departments. No pains or expense VII !
pared >, maintain the Iustitutesreputation for ia.
Ugh discipline, sound instruction, and hea'Ly +,
Az, Orel tor nearly eight years, with ml uumisB
irng al the epdemicsf there hss qever been ca,
fever, Of serious sickness, Or OF death among IL
iupils nor have the exercises ever been iuteris.s
~ account Of sickness ia the house.
ca Circulars can be procured at the ofoe u tAb
lSper, or by addressing
ASHBEL GREEN, supl
Pass C4riSti1n, Nov IS, 1850. 81
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CALHOUN INSTITUTE
FOR LADIES.

Limited to Siry Papis,l
FACULTY.
'rof ". R. PoINDEXTER. A. NJ, President
'rof n. P. B. CURTISS, Author Of two inssiasP
books in Music
Prof FERRATE ANGELO M0RIzIo, / /
lIfom Royal University at Turin)
Prof 6UisEPpA GERAsA L. A. NJ, (fTvm %
envy OF Fine Arts at Milan.l
Mss N. D. PolNDEXTER.
tfS. NJ. J. P0lNDEXTER,
o. q 1850. hH
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGb
CLINTON, HIN0s COUNTY, ma

NUMBER Of Studouts, IN the ysar juH o's
The Eleventh. College year vii comlnenN =
lay, septemsr 30, 1881 "a
For further information address the Presos-
ne college, J. W. UkNER, Citation. MiuasapF
vi forward a oatalomss -
glataz, - e. ~
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PEACHWOOD NURSERY,
tate Line, v ayno County, missfsslnl

uRte Ltney W ayne County misstsstpp
Az.-. THE subscriber, thankful for TIE pa
Tlls, r1nage bestowed upon his Nursery d1Fsi
sst4g the past ear. offers ior the ens ulHg ltaS
dges| ing season, FIFTY NAkltlItf VI
IT, CHOICE PEACH TREES, adapted to 0g
- sol and climate, one aud t@o !rals I'D
- = I'VE cents each OF So per hundi ed. Fl.
= NAElEllEs OF APPLE Tl,EEs. ono year q
twety five cents each u S2u per hundred FIT
ARlE'IlES OF PEAR TREES. principally diva
tapped to the climate. at fiy cents each, o. 81 h
undIed. TEN NAHlLT.ES OF NECTAKiAFE Z
hrty cents each TEN NAblEIlL5 Of FL NJ
NJ ArRit U1S, Of hlty cents each.
kS- Descriptive Catalogues seu' .roe Of expeu
,tnose wishing hem
ca Orders viii be fllei carefully and pronp
nd the Trees packed 10 moss So as go render ID
transportation safe. aad keep ,hem 10 good 6, ndia
oIseYeral weeks out Of the ground.
GEO. s. GAINE
Sinfs Line Miss. Oct L. lso0 VI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-23
SIneri0''s Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, dated the 18th
day of October, lSGl commanding me to make
sale of the following described property, to wit !:
All Of that certain piece parcel Of land situated
in Lewis county, W. T., in Township eleven ll),
n. Range two (2) west ofthc Willamette meridian,
the fractional n. half of the n. West quarter Of
section two (2), aud the fractional half Of the
west quarter of section two (2), and the fractional
half the n Il. quarter Of section three (3), and
the fractional n. L. quarter Of the n. W. quarter
of section three (3), and the west half Of the N.
W. quarter of section three 3), and the f. half Of
section four (i) containing five hundred and sew
cnty-onc ls-lO0 acres, with all Of the appurtenan
ccs belonging, for the purpose Of enforcing de-
cree of foreclosure of mortgage, made in the Dis
trict Court on the 18th day of Sept. 1861, in favor
of f. Daune and against Henry Miles, Chas. l..
Reed and Fred. A. Clark, for the sum Of one hun
drcd and six dollars (loG), judgment, with inter-
est at two per cent. per month, compounded semi
annually from Sept. sih 1860, until paid, togcth-
or with the costs and accruing costs;
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of said Or
der of sale ! shall proceed to sell the above dcs-
crihcd property on the premises, atpublic auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash, on Saturday, the
9TH day Of December, A. d. 1861, At O'Clock
r. N. OF that day. JAvAN HALL.
Sheriff Of Lewis County, "; r.
November 4. 1851. j2:wi
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SllcriG''s Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued by the
ID Clerk of the District Court Of the I'd Judicial
District of Washington Territory, dated the 25th
day of October, \. ID. 1861, commanding me to
make sale of the following property, to wit: All
OF that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in
the county of Lewis and Territory of Washington,
being the same that George W. lIolsapple received
from the United States as Il donation, containing
one hundred and sixty (60) acres, bounded on
the North by Public Londs, Il. by 7. VI. Persons
land, s. by Horace lIowc's land, and W. by L. l..
Finchs land, with all the appurtcnanccs thereto
belonging, for the purpose of enforcing n decree
of foreclosure Of mortgage said premises, made
in District Court, Sept. 4th 1861, in favor Of Fer
dnand Daulne and against G.. W. lIolsapplc and
i. Il. Smith, for the sum of seventy-fvc dollars
$50 judgement, and interest from the sth day
of Sept, lSC0, at two per cent. per month until
paid. and costs of suit and accruing costs;
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of said or
der OF sale, shall proceed to sell the above des
crihcd property on the premises, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, on Saturday,
the 9TH day of December, 4. D. 1861, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Of that day. JAVAN HALL.
Sheriff Of Lewis County, W. 7.
November 1, 1861. 52;wi
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-23
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County of Thurstop, 90

In tie District Court Of the Second Jndicial District
To WILLIAM l.. SMITH, sued MS subsequent in
cumbranccr, in suit of Andrew Williams rs
George Drew, Ct al. Foreclosure of mortgage.
You hereby notified that Andrew Williams
has filed II complaint against George Drew, Caro-
line L. X. Drew, II. T. Stryker, ard YOURSELF in
said court, which will come to be heard at the
first term of the court which shall commence more
than three months after the 10th day of October
1861, and unless you appear at said term and an
sw.r, the same will be taken rs confessed, anu the
prayer thereof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is to
forcclose the equity Of redemption, if any you have
or may claim to have in certain premises, to wit
the interest Of said George Drew in the land claim
in Lewis county, in said District, known as
George Drew's Claimt mortgagcd to this Plain
tNby indcnture of mortgage, dated October eth
ojj. to secure the payment of $4,000, with le-
gal interest after date.
Complaint filed August 2Gth, 1861 amended in
open court, on leave, September Term, 1861.
ELWUOD EVANS,
Attorney of Andrew Williams.
October 10Th, 1871. 49:m3.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. \
Tcrri,o-y OF Washington. !!
81 Inl;,inl ni.tri..

81 District.
WHEREAS q libel has been filed in the Dis
w trict Court, in and fot'ihe "a Judicial Dis
trct o! Washington Territory, On the 18th day Of
October. 1861, by John II. Scranton, part owner
and lihelant against the steamer Eyi-d .iRderson,
her tackle, apparel and furniture. engines and
ch,nery, and agains; Daniel +. Bradford, rart
owner and agent of said Scranton and John Il.
Fleming. acting Captain, and claiming and pre-
tending to be part owner; alleging in substance
that the libcant is the owner OF thirty-two l.'2
eighticths Of said steamship, and that he is kept
out and deprived of the possession OF said steam.
ship by said Bradford, owner of ten 0l eighticths,
and said Fleming as Captain. appointed by said
Bradford, and PRAYING "A process against said
steamship, and that said bradford and Fleming be
cited to appear and that possession of said steam
ship be delivered TO the said Scranton now.
therefore, in pursuance OF the motion. under seal
of said Court to the directed and dcliycrr i. ] do
hereby give public notice Ia all persons claiming
the said steamship, her tackle. apparel. engines
and machinery. or in any matter interested there
ill., that they be and appearb. before the said District
Court 10 I've held at the town Of Olympia. in and
for the I'd judicial District. the first Monday Of
December next. at L. O'Clock in the furcnoon-pro-
,,icl the shall be day OF jurisdiction, 9th
orwisc on the next day of Jurisdiction. then and
there TO interpose their claims, and 10 make their
allegations in that behalf
Dated November IA. 1901.
CHAS +. WEED. L. :. Marshal
[licl BY WILLIAM BILLINGS, Deputy.
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Matrimonial.

sAT!.IYuNiAL.-A} ouig geE'.,m@n, whose
vi pt-sunal appearance, fortune aad position Is
j. \ No. !. wishes IL unite himself 10 lady with
similar qualifications. This advertiser being sim
rerc here describe himself and althous h he is
Young in appearance he " Ill ADM; himself on the
shady side q; hiiy. The advertiser is OF med-
Im stature. neither too fat nor too lean dark
eyes and Oppressive. animated countenance; and
lie must here confess Ice is vain in stating he has
the most snowy Aitc teeth tuaiurai ones !; hands,
lrow aui skin ~ clear child : : his hair and
whi.kc~s are a deep brown, and he eau assure you
al that these latter hcautics were given him by
u.iH- for two months. LA:1mi's West India soap.
Tech Roo, for hi, yellow teeth, and Jones Coral
Illi- Restorative ou lis Gray, Coarse hair. and by
- wing and washing with Jones Italian Soap.
He coarse. wrinklcd skin and hands have thus
lcou made white and clear. These beautiful ar
ic,cs can lc had nj reasonable rates al every drug
store in California, oregon aud Washington Terri
tory. CRANE BEi6iiAM
San Francisco, Agents.
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DIR. j. Browne, No. 6l9 Kearney
Street, corner COMMERCIAL. Physi-

DIR. j. Browne, No. 6l9 kearney
Street, corner COMMERCIAL, Physi-
clan and Operating Surgeon, Member of the Royal
College of London and Edinburgh, Graduate of
the Universities Of London and Edinburgh
prizes for anatomy and chemistry, and second for
medical Jurisprudence for the above named Uni
versities-lIon. physician to the Edinburgh
Lying-in-IIospital, and Surgeon to Glasgow Lock
Hospital, begs to call the attention of the public
to his rational mode of treating and curing dis
eases, and may be consulted daily from a. m. till
0 p. M, on diseases of the following organs
Brain, Eye. Ear, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach
and Intestinal Canal Cancers, Spleen, Kidney:
diseases of Women and Children.
Surgical cascs-operations of every class and
charactcrperformed. Cases nervous or acquired
debility diseases ofthe Skin etc., he begs to call
particular attention to Fibrous and Muscular
rheumatism, commonly called chronic and acute,
and generally produced by the use of Mercury.
DIR. ]. BROWNE.
Clio Kearuey street, San Francisco Cal.
psa. n. B.-All letters for advice and medicines
promptly answered, and out door patients attended
to day or night.
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BROOKLYN HOTEL,

CORNER BRO1D Va J ND S1NSO.uE SITS
SAN FRANCISCO.
TFNl1E proprietor Of this well known and IA
i old established House is still at his old .x.a
trcks-feedng the public for the low sum Of FOUR
DOLLARS per week, and the cry is "Stil they
come u This Hotel was established in 1852, AMI
the proprietor proudly appeals to its well-known
to use every cndeavor to add to the comfort and
convenience of his guests. Tho Brooklyn Hotel
WAGON will always be ready on the wharf on
the arrival of the steamers, to convey passengers
and their baggage to the House, free Of charge
To prevent imposition, be positive and see that
BROOKLYN HOTEL is painted inlarge letters on
the sides of the wagon.
Board per day 81 Board per week 81;
Meals 80 cents lodgings so cents lodgings
per week So to S4;-Snge rooms so cents per
night. JOHN KELLEY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Francisco, Oct. 10th, 1861. 49:m3