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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
1iIsIppi river into the Ga4I II Mexico.

81 EssIRsEH GsfARTnEEr,
Was'aIgtin, Ausa less.
DRoPosALs viii be recevse Is oes ,hr hfsI DAY Of
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u,sI III ss sf q ~ ae = 'I ws & paIsoss X ,"sss was
ssss sns llIiy isvus ns aoliaIs. ra i DIX .t-v
Baesa arc Isqa.ss e state ss s@osHl % winch hsy WI
osaass WON q .Iss hsas'ss s . asP q 40, ss' .ss
viii bs b. he shore, tssbishen
b. eeers app ined ~ the sssr.try of War and
nsy win Keep ehanfa open such widu
io the RESIDUE Of the appropriation a'er 'he eaoun Of eer
oosas e salae pseuisrs oT opening ana eephs open
Sa Sans ~sa Z ass aa y IL ~ auns as 1. @
Ths bs which be posea 10 accompish the work
tse D propo-al depth
rhe riet 10 aces u which, opinion
ay of Var Io,ases i,e i mehod accomplishing
eSnrnalsd ana % aeeept either po q any saas ia iet
The quantity arlsr necessary The
lug cnaes ii he paass 70 be deepenod distance aong
shsr channel whch the work extend, in order
%aon as e ,ss present aaa,oa i saS Persons who
sss Z @ ss sa q s s Means % q
Amer canisc has been entered ino h place and deeon Of
ohcer or. appointed for purpose by the scray
w a. s Ssn ~
animation y an ofe oice nponed AZ above 10 be con
s,meni any towards open
Ing either ehann un aer such channel shah have been com
The expiration Of third Of rbe during which the chan
OF
Of for keeping win be paid the
ration II twohrds Of The additional Of thd
the Whole contracted Tor will be mace and al the expi
aon q the whole during which The channels be kept
twenty at yuent, tbe
naming third Df Ibe whole OF contract Keeping be
channels viii br paid ba 10 payment viii be made until a
the channels been examined, each pefiod OF
officers appon by the Secretary of War;
and found be In all respects conform bic
Proposals accompanied by evidence # ability execute
the work and within The proposed ard rhoud be
addressed the Engineer Depar Washington and
dofsed Proposals for opening channels outlets Of the Misss
sipp nserp s va.
@hen The time within which be received has
they viii b. op-n.d and considered viii be
bidder bidders whose of operations
and eydeness of by the work satisfactory
o Of
To be s-fd thirty days in The National inteIsencer
Evening STAR ashnKon the Commercial Buen end the
Della New Orr. the Mobile Register, Mobile; the
Pennsyiyana, Philadelphia the Dny Book,
Journal OF Commerce. New ok the Times, and the Post
Repuecan and The Pilot ST. Louis the Enquirer
Cincinnati and ahe nemocrAi, Louisville.
for advertising with COMES u containing ad
vsseaeni be sent % Engineer Department ior
Aug 5-d3Oi
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Alexandria Academy, Alexandria, yirgini-

TUE ish Il this instuton
aoadHy, september &C n ay ~ ladss usual
Engsh ncss the and modern lnnEunrs, hsma,cs,
and natufsi
THs in-ituop affords aavanarrs which biKy commend e
the ~ and gBnrstans Ths Of teachers,
couPe-ed 81 EsHepen tevafed prssion the ercept
n apparatus pneephic-, checHl and sstFoncsi the
bulldogs viRg eh Accommodations Ne
sndsets nfea opportunity al srrno' suhs Psae
urny such f e~nhs student 10 sbinin
hcTt sousd. huruugh, and practical tducai'sn
rsms Board saa iton sisg session paTshs quuery,
10 n &.
crrullp mag Be Ostsinsd ~ sPpEingo, n,,rvrrr
Aus ls-eodam0 Pnnsip,L
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shs nasAA OF sussoPaon b aassncs. .rre
Daa may macy BY lsl.ss the rOiae
o. ~Aieh win BE- pad @ and silnsk IN ii
-ae Transmission.
rhe O. uNTHY PAiER P-bsh-d ri w.etly 6uyinE
sioas q Cong and seui-@eek5 dnrins the
ue-epuans fsT period less than vii Be reccigOd
pFOpoaiesed 30 ihe above sBnuai sslcs.
Q0-PosTM AsTERs ss'boriEed geais; and
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES


Public 3D.
AN ACT making appropriations for the transportation OF
the United States mail by steamers ana
during the fiscal year ending the theth Of june one
thousand eight hundred and hfty-sesen ."
Be .nacta Jy The Senate and House Of Reyssenatipes g
the United States Of AEaoica Congrcs asseDbfed Ihat
the following sums be- and he same are hereby
ated 70 be paid Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated for The year ending the rnetn o
June one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seyen:
For transportation Of the mails from New YORK 10 Law
ernool and back eight hundred and nineteen thousand
Eve hundred dollars Provided That the Secretary OF the
Navy hereby directed 10 give the notice provided IN ine
first section the act entitled An act 10 supply oencen-
ces in the appropriations for the service OF TIE nsca
ending the threth Of June thousand eight hundred
and fIytwo" approved the twenty July one thoa
sand eight hundred and to terminate the
mens for the additional allowance for the transportation
of the United States mail between New York and ser-
pool in the Collins line of steamers therein provided
For transportation Of the mails from New York 10 New
Orleans Charleston Savannah Havana, and Chagre and
back two hundred and sixty-one thousand dollars.
For of the mails from Panama 10 Oalfor-
ria and Orrgon and back three hundred and twenty
eight thousand three hundred and fifty dollars H .
For carrying the entered into by the fos
Office Department under heprovisons Of the act approved
thrtieth August thousand sght hundred and MY
two establishing tri-monthly mail by steam vessels be-
tween New Orleans and Vera Cruz via Tanpico, sixty
nine thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars
Src a. And BE- IL further enacted, That the following
sums and the hereby appropriated for the ser
vice Of the Post Oce Department for the ending The
thrtieth Of June thousand eight hundred and nifty
seven out Of any moneys IN the treasury arsng rom
the revenues of said department in conformity TO the act
of the second OF July thousand eight hundred and
thirty-six:
For transportation of the mails In two steamships from
New York by Southampton, Bremen, and back at one
hundred thousand dollars for each ship and in two stsm
shis from New York. by Cowes TO Havre, and back al
thousand dollars for each ship under the con-
tract with the Ocean Steam Navigation Company OF New
York three hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
For transportation of the mails between Charleston and
Havana a sum not exceeding fifty thousand dollars.
r. asln ska shrpFao nf
Panama one hundred and thrty-f thousand dollars
Approved August 18th, 1856.
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AFw BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ wAURy's.-souh Caro-
Revolutionary War bethr reply eeftain fnia
representsfnns sBd Df writer's apn The
.ausse sndc conduct of W snuhrnn. ~
Hirosy sf Rsvaluion censinf n
relating bory chiefly IN South
tsrsa Fra erRnns pase-rion the editor,
..urce.. l5ea--f776. NJ r. W. Gfhhes NJ. o. 81
the e of sperni Daniel Morgan of Nrnia ine of
,-upy al The IJnitrd states ~ Iaaes Graham g. a.
nv tbechro' 81 rs
Fasrian.Aae lie. NJ Mary EHstmns- 81
1he Kiogdoa whch kcan expsitgn
n gp@Fsb~eg. nv Rev g. n~wsa, A. NJ
hs Picture Young ~ ny Bguit win tweniy
Iiusuunens BY Byrnm J. rtsree 80 oesss. -.
gplyt boohs'ofe scar ~ street.
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To Druggists and tie People.

You hereby csuoned against spurious limitations Of Dr. Dc
gfa hR rhnu pfoecuts party who
TINS reHUEne) Eectre u has cured tn
Camden Of pes and heuma lem ALSO Hon Joba W.
Hunlined0n, Bon r. Kfingsurh (wh took Of hs
cuebe in dsyJ and hHR 200 otbent - fhaoePhA
puhsi,ed In the Philadelphia Ledger.
TIE dsacrs 10 dlpia would
Eay of rsseali n coanlstF IN BaSrsbHrr Pa
Juhn Wybe, druggist there. caused the
mptsuert OF Naietins who aiicrpted an initn
uun Of ibis vElunble remedy.
PHIIa aprLrmA, May s, 1856.
n People and Drperisfs fhrosshopf UaiisS slater
Li by De Grah'S Esctnc Oh gns Pre-, Wes
fAdephia Mr. Rodenbok, Montgomery coasy
rhcumauEm span Ogden, No 50 Puurt stree inhsH
Il Nayiand Provide snFies and csked
spssce, street. .lnn ard ncunsa
Bsnv Campbell, Lower AIen Of burns and scarlet sve ah6
eiEheen ohsrN.
ISErery sursist know, ouy genuine OH
his old oee, 10 which
oil orders addressed procurt IN Reuune.
Pr-L CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Once - soufh sh street, near Chestnut.
Fm SaIe ~ CHARLES ErOTT,
July l0-n Washington ID. c.
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HE College 80 Jsu~., msryinnd--Emhracinf the
eoegsir, cnmsreia, and preparatory hss one
each TIE o of August
Wbole ehas pr yesr Cor board uen &C. two hundred and
hfty dollars No entrance fee
students aarnated rRr nppscnfion
JOHN q REgfOOT, R-c,or a.,
July l-lnwam College 81 James, r. o. Maylhna
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wARRANT--Notce hsr-hy rvrn that lnnd warrant
Ia IN November 1855 Jane. Csdw'H, fnr
anacr-rnad, ~hch has
usi, n Ihs same tn. LUNFKIs
ApSusT 8, 1855. ---- l. AtiorDeT
JAMES CALDWELL
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United states Court Of Claims.
CAM

TIE unserrped John g. DcvcreuK, ~ New York city, and
Thompson, uf wsshisrna, n c. s'sseys and connselfF
sinv Cor The v ehms for credit
orr - Rovernmest, ~ the Conu of ClRims.
They tmmudiae and careful stnnn 70 bus
WashinEoa which b. inusted 10 het carr
BY snd cRiuan IN city of New
fert, a. es~whcve "a any part of ths unien.
They caHsurd personally o. BY letter
New Washnr,on information 70 clatms
whch have be~e Conrrcn department.
e ot,sscd a sPpsson BY INC Pariiss nsressd
John q. DEvEREuN-
M. ~ prsndwny, We'll street, Nev York city.
NJ. THOMPSON,
washinrtpn city.
NJ DrvcrruI = Commissioner Court % clsims.
Ian ai-atnwrnf Tfpaell
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-31
Commissioners Sale Of Lands.

Pursuant TO decree of the Probate
court Of Pamela county, State of Miss
issippi, made at the April term A d
1856 thereof, the undersigned Com
missioner appointed by said court, will
on Friday the 9th day of June next,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, on credit of twelve months, at
the premises of the lands lying in Pa
,nola- county, between the hours pres
scribed by law, all the following lands,
belonging 10 the estate of John w. Hill
yard deceased:
The north half of the north half of
section twenty one (2l } Township six
s(6) and range FIVE (5) West, situated
lying and being in Pamela county; and
the south east quartz, Cd of section
thirty three (33) Township six CO. and
range four (4) west, situated lying and
being in Lafayette county.
Said lands will be sold subject to lien
prescribed by statute, and the purchaser
or purchasers will be required to give
bond or bonds for the sum or sums bid
with approved security, payable as
above stated. ] w CLANTON,
.apr 10 '56-n12 3w Commissioner.
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Chancery Sale Of Valuablc lands

In pursuance and by virtue of an in .
terlocutory decree of the district CHAM
Gerry Court Of the State Of Mississippi
pronounced at the March Special ter,
thereof A. d. 1856, the bon James F
Trotter, Vice Chancellor, presiding in
the Suit of Charles Butler and other
eonplai nants as john @. Jones and 9th
ers, defendants, I will sell as commits
sioner appointed for that purpose, to the
highest bidder on credit Of six months,
on Monday the 9th day of June next
ensuing, being the second Monday in
said month, at the court House door in
the town OF Pamela, the following describ
ed lands, to wit The South east quarter
of section (22) in town ship seven (7)
of range six C. west of The Basis Me-
redian Chickasaw Cession, lying in Pa
nela county, State aforesaid.
Bond or Bonds with approved secu>
ritv will be required Of the purchaser
or purchasers for the purchase money
beating interest from date.
JoHNJ. WILLIAMS,
Cpk & Commissioner.
5pr 26 nl.4-3w
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Land Sale

BY vlrture ola decree Of the Probate
Court of Pamela county Mississippi,
made at the Kay term 1856, the under
signd executors Of the estate Iro Nc
Kinney, deceased, will on Saturday the
2lst day Of June 1856, at the Court
House door in the town ofPanola, sell
at public auction the following real es-
tate belonging to said deceased to wit.
Fractional Sec. 90 Town. 81 Range
East, containing about 40 acres; the
North East quarter of sec.l Town.
81 Range 2 East containing about Is
acres and hundredths; the North East
quarter of sec 8 Town 81 Range East
containing about SO acres and 20 hun
dredths; Fractional sec. 8. Town q
Range 2 f. containing about 8 acres
and 2 hundredths; and the Nerth East
quarter ofSouth East quarter of sec. 10
Town 81. Range 2 E. containing about
81 acres and so hundredth; on a credit
one and two years frem the day Of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, we
will sell Lot no 8 in Block no7 in the
town Of Pamela, on credit of twelve
months from the day of sale. Bond
and security will be required.
may 9th 1856
CALVIN E. JONES
AARON A. MCKINNEY
Executors.
NAV Q s56 Mo Nv.
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S: J GOFORTH
Mch 90. 1856.
Slaves For Sale.

10y virtue, of an interlocutory decree
= of the district Chancery Court, for
che Northern District of the State of
mississippi, made at fernando, on the
26th. day ofMarh 1856, the undersigned
administrator oftthe estate Of Mary E.
Butler deceased special commissioner
experimentation monday the l2th.Iday
OF May S56. within lawful hours at
Sardis' IN Pamela county and near the
'ate residence of the deceased; offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder on,a credit of twelve months
from the day of sale. the following
named slaves belonging to the heirs Of
SAID deceased to wit. "a negro slave
named Dave, one named Jack one nam
ed Haley and one named Eliza. Bend
and approved security will be requiredr
alof the purchasers.
John B.Butler.
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Land For Sale

| have one hundred and twenty eighty
acres OF elegant land, lying in Tallahat-
chic County, on Tallahatchie River, one
and half miles below the Mouth of
Cold Water, which l win sell, at a
reasonable price. with good double loo
house kitchen well and about ten acres
oil open land. Any Person wishing to
purchase such place win get
bargain by calling ON me at Ponola
Miss
S: J GOFORTH
0ich 22.. 1856. )
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
PAMELA COUNTY. 1

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO all persons interested in the lands,
tennements and hereditamens of Wil-
liam ROWAN deceased,
You are. hereby cited ITO be and
appear before the Probate Court of Pa
nola county, on the first Monday ia
June next, then and there to answer
the petition of Alfred King Administra-
tor, with the will annexed Of SAID de-
cedent, for sale of said lands, tenements
and Entertainments described in the pes
tition as follows:
w. fir. of the South west quarter OF
section 26, Township Z, Range 6, CON
tanning about 106 acres more orless,
and lying in said county, for the pay
.lnent OF testators debts, his. personal ess
tate being representa- insufficient; and
and to show cause, if any you can, why
so much Of said lands &c, should not be
sold aswill be sufficient to pay the res
idue of the debts of testator, and fur
Their to do and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by the
Court aforesaid in the premises.
~ Witness the Hon, Orvile
MS% Harrison, Judge of said
- Court, ist Monday in Apr.
1859, and seal Of said coart.s
Issued II April 1856.
Apr, II SO nj 2-4w
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AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS!
EQUALITY IMPROVED!
VARlET Y 1INCREASED!!
Sr0CK ENLARGED!!


HAvING increased, by consignments
j. IL from the Manufacturers, as well as
by direct purchases, the stock in this
important branch. of our business, VIC
invite planters to call and examine the
/ variety Of Farming Implements and ma
chimes adapted to the requirements OF
this section of country, such as
HORSE POWERS,
For one and two horses.
HORSE TOWERS,
with thrashers and separators complete.
THeEsHING MACHINES,
with separator attached,
FAN MILLS,
four sizes, best models.
GRAIN CRADLES,
four styles and qualities.
STRAW CUTTERS,
Patent sel>shapening, ten sizes.
CORN SHELTERS,
FIVE styles and sizes, improved
sCYTHE LADIES',
>scYTHE STONES,
GRAIN RAKEs,
CORN CRUsHEEs,
CORN MILLS,
CORN. PLANTERS,
SEED Sewers,
THERMOMETER CHUrNS,
road scrapers,
motifs boilers,
sausage suffers,
.cultivators,
garden engines,
Hydraulic rams,
cistern pumps,
chain and chain pump fixtures
boring machines,
post hole augers,
lnortising machines,
grass scythes,
grass snathes,
wooden tubing,
for chain pumps, Ga new article,
in lengths about feet each, SO
made as 10 be conveniently
fitted together.for cisterns Of
any depth):
PLANTATION eBELLs
and almost every
.varietyof useful
Gardening tools oa,d Implements.
LOWNES ORGILL 81 CO.,
l3 Front Row, Memphis.
Apr. ID ,56-nl2-4t
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The State Of Mississippi
Desoto County,
Special Term March Gath
: 1856.
SamuelzY Caldwell, admr.
of JohnsJ. Caldwell decd
Us.
Jared f. Kirby. Upon opening
the matters Of this bill and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court that the
defendent Jared f Kirby, is a nonres-
ident-of the state of Mississippi, and be-
yond the limits thereof so that the. Or
q, binary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him: yItsis therefore ordered by
the court that unless said defendant
shall appear before this court in the
tewn of fernando ON the 4th monday
in June 1856 and plead answer or de-
!, muir to said Bill of complaint, the.sever-
al allegations thereof,will be taken for
confessed. and a decree rendered ac-
cordingly: 1t is further ordered by the
court that a copy Of this order be pub
lished in the Southern Star, a news
paper printed and published in the coun-
ty Of Pamela. and state of Mississippi,
for four weeks sucessively and another
copy posted on the court house in the
Town of fernando.
.JNO j. WILLIAMS
,.ClerkSsMaste,.
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Range Eight tS) west In SAID county,
for the payment of the debts intestate
his personal estate being represented
insufficient and 10 show cause if any
you can why SO much of said lands dc
should not be sold as will be sufficient
TO pay the residue of the debts Of said
decedent, and further,to do and suffer
such things as shall be considered and
ordered by the court aforesaid in the
premises.
Witness the Hon, Orille Har-
4 SEAL risoR Judge Of said Court.
list Monday in May A. DIS
So and seal of said court.
Issued the 9th day of May A. D.
1856.
w. P. WOOTTEN.
Clerk
AIayIO Sc nI6-4w
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NEW GOODS!

The undersigned having reitted his
Store room, is receiving, direct from
New Orleans and now opening, the lar
gest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods and Groceries, ever offered in
this market. / am determined 10 sell
goods upon such terms as will induce
people to trade with me. To my cus>
toners heretofore, Ireturn my thanks,
for past fayors,, and solicit continuance
of their patronage. Encourage men at
home, and you will thereby promote
Your own interest.
THOMAS E. CLARKE.
april 9Th l. 56-1I->tf.
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Ma sonic.

Pamela Royal Arch Chapter No 60,
meets on the evening of the second
Thursday in every month.
M S WARD, HIP
Pamela Lodge No SO, meets on the
evening of the first Wednesday in eve
ry month.
M S WARD, Nv M.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

by virtue of a decree Of the Pro-
1oate Court of Pamela county, Mis-,
sissippi, made at the October term
855, will offer for sale on SATURDAY.
The 31st day of May 1856. on the
premises, within lawful hours, the
North half of Lots number 1, l2, Is
and 4, or the North half of the South
West fractional quarter of section 80,
township 81, range 8 East containing IA
94-l 90 acres, more or less; as the
real estate of James McCorkle, de ,eas.
ed, to the highest bidder at public
auction, on credit, Of twelve months
from the day of sale. Bond and secu.
rity will be required.
JOHN SHANKLE,
Administrator.
April 81 856-nl2-4t
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= BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS
OFFICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17
DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION

Aybnnv-lst Dist. Westey Blasde. @. l. Van Alien I'd
C. w GODDARD Joseph ID. Hilton. =,
Covpoo~ls Dist Robert Hume and james d. Button I'd,
George Rsthbun and Jesse Sesone - ut, +, ,,u
Columbia-lst Dist. George IL Power, Franklin H. mier'
"a John L. Hogeboom, Harvey w: Colt
Dufehr,,-3d Dist George Lorilsrd and = Palmer =,
Crir-2d Dist Warren Granger, Thompson hcrsee' ID
Myron stilwcll, WIN. L. Mills:
Eury-Chauncey Fenton, Wendell Lansing.
Frankiin-Wilam King, Z A. Keeler.
Fulfen-W. q. Visit, E. ID. Towner
G,ee1-ist. Dist John Ssnderson Roswell M La~renee'
Kin9,-3d Dis'.. AlPheus Smith; u,u..,
I<ri,-Ashey Davenport and Joseph a: willard. !,
Ji,, oon-2d Dist, J. L. Epdress and N Sey mour
Nr,o fuk-Ist Dist Thomas Nesei,t and James n. WASH
0nc;So-lst Dist James McQusde, Ward Hunt; I'D Dst'
Ot,,oo~is. Dist Willard Trull, Simon b. Wilson, sd Diet,
Richard Franchot, L. L. Bundy. - 80 ,,.,,
Mcd;,.n-9d Dist John y Fairchild and Luke Hitchcock
Mon ocmrv-lst Dist John Davis and John mcClumphs
Cd Dist Peter O. Webster and Andrew Giicbrst p;,u
Monyoe-ls Dist, William Shepard and Benjamin bndsaA
Cd mist Henry r. Selden and Caleb b. Corser:
N,ooG,0-lst Dist, @. w. Lamont and j. W. Laosr al,
Dist Peter Outwaier j James Noxon f'n
Grorse s. Loomis, John Thomas
Orirnns-E r. Rey rolds Noah Davis, j.
outens-John A. King, James A. MAnrice'. , u,;,
Esn,1elorr-I,t Dist Gilbert Robertson. IT, and Martin
Townsend I'd, Volney Richmond and John o. Murray
INTERPRETATION +. Shaw and Henry l. Seemore
Sen,co-W Woodwork and Grin Souhwict az .,,..
q, I1rrenee-lst Dist 8. N. Sherman and r. w Apoor
% Dist SIss H. CLARK and Benjamin Squire I'D Dist L.
Sun,,1"DWynioop Kersted and Nathan Hammond O.,
Dist, d. A. boies and j. H. Sief ariAh 81
Joseph Potter and Charles Hughes .
Wayyen-Jarrei Thomas and stephen Frat. =, nj,
Wayne-lst Dist, A. B. Williams and Lewis H. CisfA
Yar,-Jobn T. Andrews and VIM. g. Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-17

Mr.. George Peabody, the eminent London banker,
came passenger in the Atlantic on Monday on VISIT
10 his native land which he has not looked upon for
many past years. He of course finds it greatly
chsnged-we hope in most respects for the better.
And we trust he may be permitted to travel and OBJ
serve without being lonzed or stared at. He is
quiet, modest, unpretendng Of business, who has
made fortune by minding his business, and has wisely
employed and enjoyed part Of his income in exend'
ing Inequalities and kndnesses to Americans visiting
Europe These will naturally wish to attest in some
suitable manner their appreciation Of his generosity
that done, we Judge that it will be emnentiy agree
able to Mr.. Peabody to be let alone by the public.
he is TO be invited to round Of public dinners, and e1'
pected to make speeches in reply to complimentary ad.
dresses we appehend that hisvsit will prove an ordeal
rather than season Of enjoyment.
We say this, Of course without having seen Mr.. r.
or had the least ntimaton Of his wishes in the prem
s.s. Announcements in last evenings journals {hs'
ia would be invited to entertainments nc: only in rhiS
c;,v bpt In Bps.on, Danvev This native town. ana
Baltimore wv here he was first in business), iape us TO
observe that utuc testimonials are contagious anu
that public entertainments are Usually iar "on en-"
'""ns o"' go IONS "a
Mr.. r. into one, and render that magnificent