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HISS BUytxLEy'S uD0Js-The Testimony Of mt, is-
ti capsd Novice Statehood of ~ joseph, Emmis
bura Maryland Mother House of e Sisters OF Chary ~ he
uuied states by Josephirr NJ RHnhify. ST. .
Edith Alen Sketches Of Life IN virginia by Lawrence we
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a host Of novelties Cor Christians At ,.,,n,,,,
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From Judge Mclean, of he United States Supreme Court
have long desired such edition Of the Of The
supreme Court hs viii The correction OF tie OF TIE
The editions subsequent
where the decisions have been doubted modified verru al
hrned proposed in this edition. will give increased value
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From Judge Daniel, Of the United States Supreme Court.
knouing learning ability Of Judge Curs with
that first made OF his under
take republication Supreme Court
plan adopted him aud judging from the specimen
that would conclude that favorable
anlicipatons would be titly accomplished,
Is exclusion hon this work OF the form OF statement
necessary euciaon OF the
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decided may relied but relieve
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WAsHsoroS, October !, 1885.
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The following opinions of the work

The following opinions have Of the work since
the publication Of The first three volumes
From the Chief Justice Of de United States.
regard this publication OF useful and valuable
that have American have examined the nrst
Volume. need say unt evidently prepared with great
Judgment The character OF Justice Curtis Is of itself
sufficient kind undertaken by him
viii De executed the best Aud when Is completed II
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well The whether practising Tie VI the
United states or hs courts of u State. r-.
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From JRdgc Catron, of the United States Supre

From Jadgc Catron, Of tho United States Supreme Court
The specimen volume you well edited and well
IL succeeding volumes well
bfst ones, doubt Mr. Justice Curs's edition will al
all other reports the Supreme Court decisions
He diseneuubeed reports of of useless
dueng them and size convenient student and
abe ths lawyer and the judge then
be JOHN CATKON.
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NASHVILLE, July 81, 1855.

From Judge Grier, Of The United States SaPrems Court.
The sanction
probation Of The CHE first amply
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class z.
To be drawn in baltimore city February %, 1850.
IS numbers and 20 drawn ballots.
GEORGE r. Fox.

Eero York Marogohfan Tailorns Establishment.
United states Military Navy Depot Broadway (opposi
the Metropolitan IpieI)
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.Rdmin iSfrator's SAFE.

pYvirtue oftwo several DEGREES of
3 1.-The Prodats Court of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1896 thereof, the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed Of Mary T. Butler deceased,
will on Saturday. the Esd day of Feb
ruary next, on ths premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the, West half Of the South Eastern
quarter of Section one (i,) Township
eight g., Range seven ~ West IN
Panola County, on a credit of II
months from day of sale. Also the
loiloMng ersonal Estate viz, ona
rs Gin .,tli.s, one Daroucoe, one mule. some
cgitfe, and hogs * farming atencils. The puE-
chasefs viii be required 10 give boad and seeG~
tie, u s-.e pllchase money!
JOHN B. BUTLER, |
Adminsts ator.S
Jan, 10 l956-I-6x
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BILL OF PRICE FOR GAPEN-
TIERS aud JOINTER'S WORK
Feb. Goth 1856.

The Carpenters and Jointers met ac>
cording to appointment.
Mr.. Goforth was cal e 9to the chair
ard w. A.. N.ylor was appointed Sec
rsiary. A bill of pr;ees was then
DIR wn up, and agreed upon by the fol-
lowing gentlemenpresent, Messrs. Gage
Garter, Goforth, Mccullough, Ticker,
Pevahouse, Perkins, Wick, Powers AMI
Naylor. 3 ses
On motion of .JNr Garter; it was re-
solved, that number ofcopies be print
ed for distribution ameng the cap a
.lelongiHg he agreement.
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terchangesof a natural nature

terchangesof natural nature
resulted. Mr. Presby, the elder,
invited Mr. p, the younger IN
his home. what home?' said
the junior. why, Willard, / for
got to tell you, l aln married
again. 'Marriedt--to whom?'
inquired the scion. Oh re-
Piled the unblushing progenitor
of his interlocutoL, Il marridd a
W MAN(!) that gol acquai' ted with at
Lowell. But never mind that-come
'iong withme to my home md let us
talk over o d matters Il is Mr.. p.
the shoot re adily assented for reasons
which SUBSEQUENTLY developed them
selves. In an answer to an irquiry on
the way 10 his horse, Presey the elder
said that his second wife was aware that
the had wife living in Few Hempslnre
he having told her 50! The you niger
Mr.. P. was so well pleased with his
new mother that he protracled his stay
al her h use until Monday afternoon,
when leaving for the Boston RiiRoad
depot he met his mother-he having
Informed her by mail ofwEat had trans
pired while in this city and requested.
bar ,,,,,,.. -.
Th. next scei.e in this quadrngnla
drama was al the Poliete urt office
a,he re he Pat, rs>l AiF. p. was sum
IN nlnedeto APPEAR and answer toa Gem
paint preferred against him by Mailde,
his New Hampshire wife, for not sup
lForiins her. Though decidedly against
his si.es-the officer Insisting. Mr..
T., entered the court room, where his
real wife an some We're watt ,o for him.
The meelf'g was mdicrous in the ex-
treme. Presty al first looked like 90
ing through the tioor,' but colleoung
himself he walked up to Mrs. p and
and sid, How do yoqido wife?' Mrs.
7. however, declined holding any con-
'ersallon with him, referring the recre
ant spouse to her lawyer, who mention
ed something about his p ying s COO
and Mrs P. would go back to New
HasPshire and there stay. To this
PROPOSE ion Mr. P. put in a decided neg
ative, and the Squire com mitted him 10
Jail, where ho yet remains. Whether
or not he will come 10 terms yet re-
naips 10 be seen. Presby is carpen-
ter and has lived in The city several
years.-Troy Ir nscript.
One of the hest remedies fer the
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23
ExecutoriaI Noiice.

Z ETTERS Testamentary of the
20 last will and Testament of
Sterling +. Vaughan dec. were gran.
ted TO the undersigned at the Decem-
Der term 1856 Of The probate court of
Pan Ia county Mississippi. All per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to have
them duly probated and reGiStered' ac-
cording to law. or Mis- notice will be
plead in bar Of payment thereof,
! IFERSf n VAUGHAN, Ex~.
Jan 1856. I-6w.
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of Mississippi,l Probt Court

!
PANoLA COUNTY. p. c.
o William Hubbard, nm E. Howe,
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton,
Sarah r.. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hale
William 4. Hale and John f. Hale,
heirs at law ofJno., G. Hubbard de
ceased, and, also to William H. Wal>
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton,
and John G. and William III. Wal
ton, and o WHY P. Wootten Guar>
ad liiem of said Sarah r. Rebeoea
Ann, William Il. and Mary Hale.
You, and each of you, are hereby
citedto be, and appear before the Pro
bate Court Of Panola County, State
aforesaid, on the lst,, Monday III a
pril 1856, then and there to show cause,
why the final account lately filed in
said County by Peter Hubbard Ad-
minstrator of the estate of said deceas
ed should not be allowed and decree
AIDE thereupon accordingly.
w. p. WOOTTEN, Clerk.
Jan. Is 1856 --I-iw.
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Administrators Notice.

M HEREAS, Letters of admin
w istration upon the estate OF
Henry Hall deceased, We're granted
to the undersigned at the December
term 1855, Of 1allahatchee County
Mississippi Probate court.
All persons having claims against
said deceased. are hereby notified to
present the same to the undersigned,
properly probated within the til
81 limited BY law, OF this notice will
plead in bar OF the payment thereof.
JAMES Mc1 LAIN
4e Admlnlstra or.
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SINGULAR RE-UNITING OF AZ
LONG SEPARATED FATHER,

LONG SEPARATED FATHER,
WIFE AND SON. et
'Iwentf-five years ago, in on
OF the most pleasant and pictu
rescue OF New Hampshire's se-
questered villages, on a love'y
May SabbaIh, Elijah Presly,
then a young and promising far
mer was married To Miss Matll-
da Wheat, a bloomina maiden
of nineteen. Friends and lach-
rymose relatives wished them
10Y and a full fruition of earthly
bliss, and such indeed was the
prayer of every well-wisher, but
1t appears that they quarreled on
the second night of their marri-
age, one accusing the other Of
in6delity &c. The quarrel,
however, did not result in any
thing serious, for, according to
the statement of Mrs. Presby,
they lived together for sixteen
wears, or unlii the fall of IS49,
when Presby surreptitiously left
rha home OF his yonth, the OBJ
iect of his early love and four
children. .
WHAT became of him no one
could learn, and he was in time
forgotten. His wife with
that tOrtllude only to be found IN
true women, managed by hard
labor to provide for her family,
= only one of them, Mlllard, then
ISL turning l6, being any assis-
Nc to her. With years, Mil
Managed not only to support
but 10 engage a very
buisiness, when last
him to this cry be
Thursday last. AZ
g his business lhe
lard saunteretput
of,ho city. piIe
and while pshfg
Pearl set, he
gnGule-aged man,
stopped, ard ga
N intenty, ifnot rude
eR passed with an e.
l0f surprise. Mr.. Pres
gh somewhat surprised
Conduct Of the stranger to
paid no attention to him
walked on until he was con-
gusthathe was followed by
same person, when he sud-
y turaed abont. and facing
man, said: what is your
business with me Sir?' rather
emphatlcally. The strange per-
son replied, is not your name
Presby2' This quite astonished
Mr.. P.,who admitted that it was
when the stranger said, Then,
Mlllard--7l suppose l am your
father!
The identity of each being
prcr@n TO the other, mutual IN
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No Lnsuranceagainst Fire.

A FTER this date, no mole deed
IN orinstrumeuts viii be received
in N mffice. unless thef fee is paid at the
time of fling Persons having deeds
now in my Office, which have been re-
corded, and the fees not paid would
very much obfge me by calling and
paying the same. and they would do
well e. take their deeds out of The OF
dee, as ii is not insured against fire.
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THE STATE cR MIsStSsIppIl
rANcIL CoUNrY,

To Iuia Arm Roberts, and al othe
persons interested in toe lands, tene
aien Is and -he~--.lis.--.-~-<.@s- @s-ef > eh.e w,
IdliIyard deceased:
You are hereby cited to he and ap-
pc before the Probate Court of Pano-
la County on the st Monday in March
next, Il en-. md there TO sbom canse if
ANY Of YOU can, why the following des-
cribed land Of said dece se4. {ytz)--
North half or North half of Sec, q,
T,6, r., West in Pamela County,
aud 5. E. Sec, 80 Township 6, r.
A. West IN Lafayette County, Sta'e
aforesaid, should not be sold according
TO the sugsettion aud petition of the
uMdersi gned.
NANCY HILLYARD, Guardian.
Of MARSH ALL G. FILLYARO
and JNO.. ". HILLYARD
JOHN G.. CARGlLL,.
LUBY b. CIRGfLL,
THOMAS MARTIN,
ANRY A. MARTIN.
Feb 2-J-cw.
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ronage Of tn public. He hqpes, by skill
oilisence aud pronlptness in his business
merit. a liberal patronage. Shop, on the to
side Of the Pnblic Square. An 30 Iy.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23

One of the best remedies fer the
toothache is to hold a certain root III
your hand. The root ofthe toofhe.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23
PArRONI Sc HOME
MI Anu FAC u r. L
T.. NJ LIVELY.
NAN UFACTU UER o F

Saddles, Brides, Harness dc.
Repairing done with neatnc IS and
desbatch at short notice His work
cannot be surpassed in elegance or
durability in the South West.
Panola Miss. Jan. I-6m.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

ta4G f.
Ines wing eds winds, 5E
That round my pathway roar 8t s3sss
you net know some spot @ II
Where mortal weep no more 2S4
Some lone and pleasant del j5i5&Ss
Some yale iii the fAS S.B
wv here, free from toll and pain, It'll
The weary soul may rest ss8i
The loud wind soitened to 9 yhisper lows
B Atid Tor pity answered ~ Ge Ne
I Tell me, tboH misty deep $
NNhose pillows round me play
Knew st thoA some favored sIoa, Ss5s II II
Some island Tar array 81 Sl} sfs
853 N here NaasY man may sIlnG 4s8s III
s$f The isss5 foF le a sssls, All s#
3ss Where sorrow never lives
S And tfiendstn never dies Ia s3 n "a
Tha Iosais tsfstses refi i'll petdal hoW
StoDbss i6r and to Nc a''
ss A 1f= tiiou sergrest moon, Il y S53 NJ
Ana faee, Al ri
Dost look np the earth. 5$S& " Ell
Asleep in gifts embraces, sij3S III
Tell nie, i'll al thy round SS ss
Hast thou not seen some spot
here miserable man #Ags4
light ina Il happier lot
behind the cloud the moon IN wee
q And b voice sweet, but u ~
TELL me sray 5secret soul, sss s$s5
8 tell me Hope and Faith gss33SS85
ls there no resting place ssss$ B$..;
from sorrow, sin and death { Ssss
"A Il AZ there no happy spot
Where nlortals may be blessed,
s $ here grief may ind d balm,
And WEAKNESS o rest
Hope and Loyehest Blooms to T,ortals gl5eiis
Waved their bright wings and Flspe HI es ll
Heaven II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

The Memphis and Charleston Railroad has been
completed from Tpscumbia to It's junction with the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Stevenson.
The Huntsville Democrat gives an account of an ex
eTrsion over the road on the 10Th Instant ~
The work is now rapidly progressing and in short
time there will be line of railroad completed from
Savannah to Memphis, BY which the people of the
former city will be within forty eight hours travel of
the Mississippdi river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

(; On the 18th the Senate discussed the Deficiency
Bill, ard adopted an amendment approprating
$4,000 for the arrears due for printing and maps.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was made the special order
for the l4thof April III the House the Hon, John
Sherman, of Ohio, has been appointed one Of the
members of the Kansas disputed Election Committee,
vice MI. Campbell declined. . e..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

It's said that the new frigqte Merrimac had been
ordered to take the place Of the fgate Potomac as
the flag ship of the Home Squadron.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Everybody is laughing at the blunder Of the hide,
pendence Beige in setting hr. Speaker Banks down
for negro 1t may BIO very fine sport for the news,
papers, but ho,o toil The negroes Hkea?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

XUE AS #aF WAS AND AS IT Is.Ihe IA Paul5
Sb{isi5 Real Estate and Monetary Advertiser says
Hi d previous number we mentioned the sale Of q
piece Of land in St. PAUL at the corner Of Third and
Roberts Streets (5G feet on Third and 100 on Robers
81 $as7 30 per foot on Third street The residue Of
the lot 600 feet has been sold for prices varying
from $l5 10 To- per foot. Six years since was
sfnrshased for $50 pr Prout, Of st. Louis, who,
ii lsAs there were at this point SO steamboat arri-
9VaIs .siIt 1856 500. s ~ N 8% WEI y H. ,5555,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

The Austrian. Gazette receives the following from
4 Il prgat dent at Odessa Not long ago,
given the Club of the TO several
America q tzeIs, ars in Russian service and
toot the defence of sebast mosty physi-
siansY AT this occasion, among other toasts. the
folloaing gas e alliance Of Rus
si with the United the down
Hull of insolent Eiig land Feast was received
h remarkably with loud aceIaination ssSI n @ VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

The Shreveport papers of Wednesday last inform
us that the river had fallen foot, but vas then at
stand. The freight On cotton was 81 so to New Or
leans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
STITSsR T.Es.

sEcosD DIsrRicF eo5RT5 c5assIoE On TaE 5I5ATE
or Na Mbops ass osss Fl Eir9Ran
y xrT ~ HI gs Nv M III NV,
able lie Second District Court New Orleans
= tS Sheriff " p etd OF ct oFss5 VIZ saeT
Ms e'ess premises No
NsM oer s''i'
TEE Ms CASH On the spot n, I'll : ~ oss,,NN Ill., 49,
IA MPSON BI1s s:Ni " \ 1870,
s5sS, 90
de II Seuyeie OF M Yeuve de GEO
XEhES % es
a 5s g
is5g lislix rue Apollo
de IL sans Sl's Rsss
yaas dposa M IL Gour dc Bis.
triet Dc, ID Nouy slle. q fltahs
IN tSSss III BL sSs
n26 aae25 peputs Sheriff dc "a parosss d,o tlsans.
sEcosp STRICT COURT su eoEssIo
z aiT Sfaas 81 II n Srsel
Mateh ss and dreetea hi ae l9nor
the Parish d Orleans entitled matter ssia Sheriff
VIII p5osssa q ~ 3 foS
Ss sa Is s ase 4
deceased. 5F VS. vs. q.
NE :, :, =, .-,l,1t Also 5..zS
a sslsssas ,! + said sSsesss s$
a. ERGiS-Casl on the spot. ~ 81
tsst GaSsS y 15$4fH1 SAMPSON BlOSShlAN ~
m26 g a25 & Deputy Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
SS & w. 555s5 III " S5G
(6rR M DIsTRtcT FEJJ SANIL
do In Nouysile Orleans "a WALDO No 9f23. =
I'M " NH Mi st,a1m ord .a dc xemt remgl ie 40
ID mars ls56 81 adfesss par honorabe Denxfame Cour
sharf M iOrIann ia dill slaris nroceder Ia
III : nyri iS5f g4l bpnres II III ii, tmnEasin situa rre
Froh, M dams IL Irpn;er District do cete yIe por
TINS II eontenant Il ane ia corps iusace , defunt
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me- ,ananf 1 ID ,l;te s,cres sion ~ ss 5at. ~
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MOS ~ a3s t D6pia Sb6rf dc In parotsse d ORLEANS
ro,- Ds q .,,ss,, MP ,N{lIs17n5 NIA BoIrFZ rss
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street p ee II nches ana nne Lloht ~ tson.e p iSn ~
aeptn OF ivo ee. ineeS VI ny saG ISL
anu du5 leel lieies anu iies u te
80 y ~ Wl9.l o. q icy u ces NY hS ~ u VIZ M
ot 70 aalohs lat no ~ M q seeh
lines front on the Route ohn b depth Oh 99
and lines on me ne diyalng from ot 9 W Ha Ky ieeL
inches ont the other SIDE inc ~ with OF 9 iee 4
INES IN me aot p o ie 1Ga = mn
lines front Route st. john ba depth q inches
the line dividing ittrom sao lot NO ana i5 reel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

An EDTroR 4 ILLEp. On the Eth, d difficulty oe-
CURED ii Camden, Mr.. Jones, editor Of
stEe 0naehita Herald and Nj. Darlington, editor Of
The I'll Dorado Union in the course of which the lat
ter as shot dead by friend Of the former. II is
tated that Darlington fired at his antagonist with
revolver three times before receiving the fatal shot
i unfortunate man vas i brother.inlaw of Con
gsllan Rust! Al last accounts the friends Of the
psfes we're arming for q general row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Coinmoa Perry d great, work on Japan AS in a
Etate g eompIetio and Wiit be ready for de,
livery py 5une magnificent affair, elegantly
illustrated anS5 Of stlentifc historical and geo
Z gFaphieat interes It costs the Government two
hundred tEousandi nllars. .s9ss.. Slo.-i-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31

Professor Erenberg u Inierosc which did such
good service in undeniable proof of the
sinonides fraud, has been made use of again, in
Prussia the thief that stole barrel spe
Cie which had been one Of the railways,
One of number Of thai should all have con-
Eaed coin on at its destination to
have been einptie DC its precious contents, and
rstied with sand, On essof3 Nuremberg being
CONSULT He seat for samples sand from an the
stations along lilo lines Of that the
specie lad assstY and BY means Of his microscope
identified the sfiation from the inter oated
gaIlf must have ken, The station once fixed
upon it Was not difficult to hit upon in
4 tie small number Of emp ICES on duty there.
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from Den,arara state that the negroes
Of Ma fiistigated by Orr, the insane man. who
has talel quite extensively through this country,
in The saIleter Of the nigel abrel, y had COM
meneea safg hter allS tile Portug uese Coolies
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AZ latest dates I'm ST. Paul, Minnesota, land war
IatlSs were selling from 10 to 81 As per acre
Warrants Of l60 acres,yere scarce. and commanded
y 4he highest uriee .s5al st,3 Is