davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

amount % +259 sid each Ward should pse-en .ini'a-
CAIN the total would exceed by soO the aay due
under thc terms ~ be c0ut-acts TIE Controller has
thcrtY 10 discharge IL he claims for 1bOr AGAINST The
cotsctO The only leeal claim - le rcfknrn Is sglnst
the contractor ana the being paid By the Con
tfoer exceed the Legal claims under the colcs the Charter
10 clearly yi1iat.d. That the dle o. sb2reri
WILL in The aggregate e,cred this LEGAL clam IL
obvious batY exists II contractors ther
sccuTit, Hg held for the difference. The COMMITTEE cannot
see that 'Lc continuation Of the contracts cure ~ 1sz
defects render the contractors secrte8 liable Jtle pat
The only g. direct the City lL-p ts - sdYisr )r
proposal allow him % uue under resctons
clean the streets m the interim Contra = oT longer period
Than snEe Ia the opinion u iAr COMMITTEE c. a.
uaro more rcsponsihe CONTRACTOR .
The Committee a-r sta;iuz that they propose . submit ~
early day odII regulating the du". OF ~ ~ Ia
spfCtW ln relation 20 street cleaning ""et i'I a-'A l"r
, Rl.o,ted Thst thu cnrsct. cleaning III street; op-n-I
Nv the Commissioner Streets aud Lamps the M II Ma'Ch
lever having confirmed by the Common Council the
Duties proro.ed the specifications performed by the
the Controller be and j. hereby directed no
money account o. BY ra2 - slch contracts until
The further direction % the Common Council
Rested the City Inspector b. directed immediately
advertise p.s prepared ia sccoran win the Charter
and ordinances q the Corporation for cesnz the city
period Of three years and that the city b divided Of that p1r
pose two contract districts
Eesored That the City Inspector be directed until such pro-
posed contracts opened and awarded and
the sshes garbage dt and removed therefon that
the City Inspector be u the
number o loads Of the above removed from each ward snd the
place Of sutiequent deposit and that suh Information geher
nshed every two weeks to the Controller aal both Boards Of
the Common Council.
Resolsed That sale Of any manure ashes, rubbish dirt
tV the City Inspector his agent shall in Oh b IN WIT
ing to be- entered into by aid City Inspector and the pur
chaser snd copy thereof filed with tho Controller aud de-
tailed statement Of such sales TO b. presented 70 both Boards Of
The Common Council every two weeks
The report signed by the Commi,tee-Ad. Adams
Coulter and Guifhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
CPICHET.

The long expected and much-talke3-cf match at
Cricket between eleven Of the CITY Of New'York
Club aud eleven Of the Urited States Club was
commenced yesterday upon the grounds at HobOken;
ard although the clouds threatened rain and fulfilled
the threat before the day zone there were hul-
dreds upon the ground to witless tue exciting play II
the Weahe. had ben fair the hundreds would doubt
less have teoa multiplied into thousands. as the repu-
;atiCn of the players engaged il the mat lad excited
genera aud widespread interest amonsihe admirers
of the game and a uuuber of gentlemen have come
even from Cincinnati and Cleveland to witness It.
There SIX tents pitched upon the GROUND, among
which We noticed one from the Yonkers Club sad az
other from tho Newark Cab, both clubs being nu'
mercu,ly represented.
The play WAS comgeuced at II O'Clock, tue City Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
NEU-JER.SEX ITEMS.

MILITARY ExcURHos.-The Highwood Guard,
Capt. J. NJ. Hatfield, o: Hoboken, went to New-Haven
Yesterday on excursion, where they viii De- the
guests Of the Blues. They went thhty-eght strong,
and were accompanied by sheion's Band. The Guard
paraded Hoboken during the early part Of the day,
and we're reviewed by Mayor Carpeter and members
If the City Counsel At O'Clock they crossed over 10
New-York by the Canal-street Ferry, and marched
through Canal street and Broadway to the Park.
While there photograph of the Company was taken.
They took the boat for New-Iiayen at O'Clock, and
will return on Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Isuepsnts Of this ship ef conduct not only improper
but even base, unbecoming our honor.
Knowipc whatever unwilling mistakes Of iuig
,nert we NAV have committed, that we have never
ord in our integrity or relaxed in our zeal to serve
our ccuntrymeu, reject with satisfaction upon the
defense afforded US by the friendship aud protection Of
hen We Are absent on the public service
Very respectfully y9gr> 95gdisn, .ery.S'
,~oa, wv MrevTNF Comnauder-in Chief Of the United
ST.. Ma Force. the Pacific Ocean, Panama New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Alj. STEERS Char man.
IHe BOnd-strect CvrOHer.-The bill Of l.. d. Con
nery $3.50 for Ia defending hs suit
called the table by Supervisor Clancy who moved that it
be o.dertd paid.
Aid Blunt moved to Iefr the bill a committee, which
Wa loot.
The question claim then put and the vote stood
10 in favor and against.
Supervisor TUCKER said that under the law it required
IS votes - pass any bill.
The Chairman That the Board could act in majority
until after the elt elton and tine bill ordered phd
After the Of papers the Boad adjourned TO ueSt
Mfud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
THE TURF.

CFNrERyILIE CoTH,:, L. I.-TEoTTNG-W0Hdsy,
June 9, lSj1.-Purse and stake $1,000, two mile
heats, in hairless:
A. Mosdruh. b. n. Rose Il Nsshur fou.... l
w q. Abrams, Z. Alslhi i,rul'y o. Beuis
W " nt lar. b. Z. t4' psk.cv Drawn.
5 Mclaughlin b. IL. Lsdy Moscow ......... Drawn.
TmO-5:ll-5.lo
Same dGs-MGtch SI0OO-Mi!s heats best 3 in .,
in haIness:
H. Woodr-a. h. & BucksAiu...... Received forfeit.
w r., .jy c4'iur................ Pad tJEt-lt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
FIRES.
HE IN LroNARD srRErr.

FIRE IL LTOSARD STREET.
At J.. O'Clock Monday morning fire broke ont IN
the tenement house rear of No. l6 Leonard street
causing about s2j damage. The fire was put ont by
the occupants with few pals OF water.
FIRE N sIXTY-FOURTH STREET.
The alam Of FIRE in the Second District yesterday
afternoon was caused by the burning of shanty 10
Si5ty.fourh street nearthe Eighth avenue. Loss $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

New Yak going IN first, and sending W4le, AMI Lag
TO the wicket and continued urtl in the aitsr
noon, atwlioh time tie rain compelled them to sls-
pend operations. IT, bowling Of the United States
was good ard the fielding generally vas very fair,
although some Of the points we've hardly up to the
mark for picked players. The batting Of the City
Club generally steady AID good, very few ance-
being EFF urimproved; and although no Astonishing
hrues were made by any man, TIE score that va
present below look vel. The play viii BE resumed
this morning at II clock, and effort vii! be mai-
to finish the match before shutdown, but /, doubtful
whether it vii be accomplished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

4 Can FOUND II \ PrBtlc CIsrFRN 7 esferiay
morning. some iboefs were ensard IA s the PIC cs
lem corner Of uon oyeuue aud D-yoe street which hsa
IL crtt-d n the fc Saturday morning. the 9oly Of
child discovered which prov 20 De INST o. hggh hte
i've y.a II age whose parents reside a. NJ 10 Tenth street
The d been missing since the 5h Of May and m parents
We made every hn1 hiu without being able 70 n
Sly Iorm uL found above stated The cstern "a oy
cred with sheet I'D two feet square, T. whcns ~
tschsd tu the purpose Of Tsians T. and when c-n DC
easily removed By children. -,
Yes,od,y AFTERNOON Coroner Smell held inquest and the
Jury rendered the following verdict: ,
Tt the said Hugh White = bis death By leleitai
drowning in The public ceu the corner VI mon sysnu.
and Dyoe street On the 9Th u May ard said body was found
IA. f.h Of June w the jury ceusuTe me public anfhor
t. Of t Cty Of Brooklyn for leaving tie said c-Tn inse'
r ana feel satisfied that II the said c.sten had had proper
fa,f. Z. fh I'D socilrlt would not haze oceuned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
[Adyertisrmerti
IL GOING INTO TIE {

Is GONG INTO TIE COUNTRY he sure ypu pro-
t.t your face from aud fec l,s. Use toe BALM
THOUSAND FLOWERS morning aid nent and y viii not only
eradicate them but prevent thcr For ga" az No.
81 Broadway, and by oil druggist.
y b. BEWARE SPURIOUS IMITATION, put up b. per
son rsfsucg 20 have been partner W. had partner
~ ne Balm Ct Thousand Flowers ard oil such alisnt
mutations each bottle hss the written signature of
EETRIDCg Co. the side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
THE SCORE.
lTY 90 SEw Y13, cLUs.

When the rain put stop to the play, the United
States had commenced their first innings, aud hal
three wickets down with - runs. Rose was run ou
with ?; johnson, b. by Cuyp, for 0; Petty stopped
by Higham, with and Senior with upon the score
was still az the wicket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

NUcrs in the country VhO wish to give tone 10
tie Sumner stock will find the Paris pattern Bonnet Straw
Goods Ribbons Drc Caps and pen Head Garnitue SC 81
WiLD.'s extensive Millinery NNcrooms No 21l b. adway.
uu,quaed in the CARDS and also N the extreme
No Qeratiou Il the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
BROOKL YN ITEMS

IvToxicATiov.-A large number Of drunken cases
were brought before the different Justices yesterday
They were each fined $40, and a 30 costs Scarcely
any recortCted where they got the liquor on which
they ct drunk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

DlsorDyRL1Es GETTING THEIR DrEs.-Some dis
graceful proceedings were enacted on Sunday afternoon
al the junction Of Eighth and Greenwich avenues bya
numerous gang Of di-ordery characters. One OF tho
rsr4v Vim. Martin, while in q state Of beastly intoXi-
cation seized dog, tied cord round its neck aud
threw the animal thus situated all directions, causing
it to make th- most hdeous noises, and on Officer
Smith Of the Sixteenth Ward demonstrating with the
rowdv the latter showered upon the official oil the
ephes be could think Of and on being taken into Gus
tody he bit the poIc.mlns hand. and otherwise set
Lis authority aside With the assistance of Officer
lie Roy Of the Metropolitan Police OF the Ninth Ward
he was finally secured, and taken before Justice Flan-
dreau. who fred him go, and in default Of which
committed him to prison. Another Oft gang named
Tboma. Burns. attempted 70 rescue Martin from ths
custody Of tie policemen, and became so ob'tToperoua
himself that il required severe bio" win 'e cue TO
render him Manageable Burns was held to bal! by
Justice Flandreau in the sum OF $500 to keep the
peace. and il default Of the amount he wa committed
TO pIioD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

IAuNrftIsfnNntI
EnNT AINP'S lREAM DE WILD EInWERS-A

UNIlINE : NNtAN Ut " I'D I LOW EHt'-N
faeau PREPARATION for he toilrt for Washing shaving
liz Tan Frcckl- and a ipetOus Sold BY all druggiss.
+. q. FoSrAISE Il Co, Nos 81 and 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

DIsoRrERLY CoNDUCT.-Four young men named
Jaue, Beatty John Mckinney Theo!or, stan by aad am
Hrovrr 4rrcstrd - the Second District ce on SInay
f.r ups,t'ilg smashing Window breaking
doof ana tearing d. u tres Prosrect street Thry
bro lit before Justice CoTuwe yesterday aud held 10 await
txlIuIua.ioL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

ATLANTIC TFtTGRAPH.-E1iract fom a letter re-
ceived by gentleman in this city per at steamer
from Professor Morse:
Il I'm Hospitality housed with our good friard DR..
Nhitclouse No. ; A,hbuuhem Terrace, Greenwich
| am domiciled with him for the convenienc, OF con-
-utation together and experimenting at the Gable
Works.
All ny investigations into the practicabilty Of
working tie Telegraph with commercial speed between
America and Europe and study with DR.. Whitehouse
Of the phenomena If the current in submarine con
ductors gives only stronger assurance than ever
of It's ultimate success and success realizing your
most sarcuine auticipations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
TAdver.isementl
ON CnnsliInniin

Dr.. s. S. FITCH's Six Lectures on Consumpsior
sud tho Laws Of Life SEQ pages 80 eueayings bound
mode In viii h. diseases Of the Lungs ald
hes aud other Ch1ouc Disorders by NAH postage
receipt OF ~ cents. Address s. FirCH Co.. No ZIG
RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
lAGytrtis-uieu,.l
EDWARD H. DIXON, NJ d., Editor of IN.

scalpt Operating and Consulting surg Oh No ~ th
b.: sch aud st. New York. Once hours between
Ud mornings 10 daily ami 70 evouss Tho Office u
The Soalp,i is at No. Nsssy St, A.tor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

PULMONARY toN>t MfioN-IHe great HouTSc
Of northern climate is dsafmed OF hatt terrors since
have remedy ,iugualy eicacoss NIsTAR's BAsAM
of WILD CHERRY. II performing many wonderful cures
None csuuiuc unless signed l. Butts on tho wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

ArrrNPT 70 CoNuT SCIcIDE.-Mrs. llonora
Mraghe married man ard h" mother Of i've children re-
,ia u barrow stree brecuwich on Saturday evening
49, a'eup suicide, hy ug her throat ard thon
humping ont o. the window, while ah'Iug under temp
alienation mind caused by proactd sickness Dr. Ba-
han being promptly sd by the husband OF The uuntUuate
woman It Is believed that her wounds will not prove fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

SUSPECTED or BEING BrRGLAns.-Jl't before du'h
on Sunday, Capt. DowIng Of tie Sixth Ward Police
while passing up Franklin street noticed thFse 'u'-
picious-lookins men in light grocers wagon diving
toward Centre street and upon looking second time,
reconpzed one Of the party Charles Hoax, noto-
rious individual who rad but recently come from tins
state Prison. Seeing trunk and good-slzed ooN "
tie wagon, Capt. DowHdg suspected thai al was not
right and forthwith arrested the party and took them
10 the Sixth Ward Station-House. The other men
cave their rames a. Augusta. Meyers and Christian
Crate al natives cs Germany. Being unable to give
a.satis;lctory account Of themselves the Cip'a,a
deemed him.efiustfei in OBTAINING them, add accord
ipclv locked the marty up for the night Upon exam
ination. the box and trunk were found to contain
quantity Of rennauts-several pieces Of calico anton
flannel and other goods, such are generally kept in
country stores The horse, which Is OF pay coior'
snd tie wagon somewhat ike those used by gToeers'
but lighter were sent to livery stable for safe keep
Ing. The prisoners were yesterday morning taken
before Jutic. Osborn. who committed them for exam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

BEATH FROM BrESs-A girl named Elizabeth Hall
t wa. burned some day. s;ace explosion Il ph
lamp AZ No s5 Gold .;r,e died st thu Hospital from the
fri. sustained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

BEooKIrN BOARD OF IlEALTH.-At the meeting
ye.t.isy number Il LaDces Gsp tied md ori"r"dtO
BE- ahaod Nothing Of pcia Importance vas transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

MAYon's PROcLAxAIIos CoscERNIYG Docs
Mayor Carpenter Of Hoboken has issued his proca-
nation forbiddlg the running ct large, during the dog
cays. Of dogs that are not muzzed and do not have
about the neck collar bearing the name and resi-
dtnce Of its owner. Any person may Kill dogs not 50
secured from harm, and whoever interferes with the
process of staying the animals will be liable to fine
of 40 for 50 doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

RESCUED PROM DRowNSo.-At midnight or Sa;ur-
day last. while Health Warden Green aud Dock In
spoctor Hio;or in the discharge of their official
duties they discovered Philip Nair ofschooner Wash
gton at the foot of Riyirgon street. In the river
H would doubtless have been drowned had it not
been fyr the timely assistance rendered by these gem
tlemeu and others who heard hi. cries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

PICKPoCKFT CNvCHT.-Oficer Cook. Of the Seven
est Oh Precinct Smith VERDI Metropolitan Police SUNDAY.
detected G,cg, Ei, ais, Ellison, in the ac Of picking the
,k,t 81 Ezah,. Cos-r of purse containing 7b Jus.
lice Fadreau committed the accused % prison In default 4
So bail 20 tor the ofe0se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

READ1 ToR ASrrHlSG.-Yesterdey afternoon two
we|Lkrovn iteyes. while prowlug about the CITY,
esIisd bag having the appearance Of being filed
with specs, in wagon on the corner Of Pear street
sli Cuy Hal place. The owner Of the properly
Henry Cocker. being IN q store, anith way appear
ir- ceaI. the fellows made bold rush for the BAG,
which obtaining possession o: they were about making
f.. when Discovered Chase wss given, aud they
wee soon overlau,~d a. taken into custody by Oh
ce- Costello who conveyed them TO the Sixth Ward
S'Giior-Hou.e. They gave their names os James
liaus ald James johnson, and denied knowing
each other. TIE bag contained but s. or =, in cop
per- which Cooker was taking u his store up iowa
Lieut.. Bingham detained Williams and johnson for
the night; o. the person OF johnson was found three
rewly-maie skeleton keys ard jimmy about eighteen
inches long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

The HobOken Council has appointed The H0S"Fen
City Standard to be the Corporation paper ana
Francis McDonough, Ssrgeant-st-Auns Ofthe COUNCIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

ia icr. SINE three years and ball azo, CAP.
DovL,- arrested Hoax on q charge Of grand larceny.
r,,uvIcl Dc wa. Convicted and sentenced for three
wears o. tie STATE Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

nrowNFD.-Will.1m pcndcrgast, a hand on board
th, barge ke tell from tie yte! into the river Fri
dsy between Newburg and POI gAkeepe aud before assist
nL,c siriSe "a was drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Patrick Hill while drunk. fell down stairs at NJ. 3
Trinity place and su,,aneda fracture fthe log. H.
was removed to the New-York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

ArrYNTrING TO STAB AN OFFICER. - Yesterda,
morning justice Osborn held for trial the Italian VIA
attempted on Sunday night to stab Officer Wilse.
while IL the discharge OF his duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

PAYING OFF.-The Controller advertises that he
will settle with sweepers and carmen recently at work
in the lower part Of the city on Tuesday to-day at
noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09
Tic ntNt statcd MeeINg U INt A95OTIasIU "I7 III
FOR the second Friday in July next.

WoNr BE RTsPoSsIBLE.-Mayor Wood on making
appointments to Gil the places Of those who pro-
claimed themselves in favor of the Metropolitan Po-
ice, stated to the appointces that they must not
expect him Mayor Wood to be accountable for their
pay; so appears that he has some doubts whether
they will succeed in getting any or not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

Mr.. Joseph 5. Taylor, Commissioner of Streets, Who
has been i'll for long time. very low last night,
and his friends feared that he would not live until tue
nnrtirr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-09

The CoNSERr CAsE.-The Supervisors declared
resolution adopted last evening 10y vote Of 10 to ,, to
pay the exorbtan bills of expenses attending the Con-
ney investigation, while it was contended that under
the new law such bills required thirteen votes in favor
thereof The Controller Will probably refuse to pay
the bills until he is satisfied on this point
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-12
~ ~ 1oosIss
4 uS~stts's taf w

The <s~e n ~ t'sa.essls A.
slr,ai ivs kswgs Imal mlaslvkl = evss
and pvI,rIrd eeNssal. vllh Iear v~s,ai
VI lnaustashe1. Nhve lIsena IA aaf
nished viii W. N n-vsIt, ~ lenia.
ani ierIun NJ lIonsas. had been vIs,
Ing de.pefslsly sl0es iss o'eImk..
playing until all M bnuad lands In
NwmssAy he1 ullesly tssIiel sws,l
im there hAs kepW slaMdInr bvhInd
him All ih~ nl1hl. N seesm'wHlnslnr
IIebfew. n vhom Inv IwNs eessvaI-
arfc are veil hNNwn. And wh kas
lpen liberal In hIs sdsahcv- IN ihe
send'y VI ~ s~h.sal's little soic
IInl NV ilw llrlssw 1hUWlNe that The
land IN h ~ much q Il Will heat d.
cIlms further recommendation and lhr
officer ats In u corner, win his isse
evsefsd NJ In bis hsN'ls. lie a,w~
shbs,~. ssy winners shd lsuvss as they
pass by, luoklne casluualy n ihs bfo.
kcn warrIur. nssnlIwe. amId the
hum II cscIled lpmeas&. asd The clnk
Ina VI ucIl aw1 rNvss s~sslsr. a tall
stranger wrnppsd h : slsek. has on
tered very quietly. u wss Noted by
Z few lockers ~ lhat le wss pale. anil
thai hIs eyes wess strangely brilliant,
and that he had coal black hair push.
cd back from NJ fUvh<aA. lls drew
near 10 The gray general. end. after a
time, vat down csvelearly jsss behind
him. Then he touched him lightly en
the shoulder and lesan Whispering
carncsllyi the grey general not hee,I.
inv him very much Il Arxt. 0ra,lu.
ally h. lwcan,e nwrv attentive and NJ
las, suffered himself 10 lw drawn Into
the window where hc had a long con.
,crsa,kh with tho dark strange. -
Whencs hc was s@un alter sswnto cu,nc
forth very pale and with compressed
lips. but with something like heavy
purse In his hand. liz played and
lost again. The stranger brckonr,l ~
the gray haired general, and they both
walked ou, iogeihss. t'n shs follow
ins morning somc wwdcniters. soing
10 their vosk, came al'sa the body VI
q gray.hairrd oMlcrs. with gray twist.
rd nWllsisches. lying nppM bis hack.
with dIscSlorcd marks about his
,hrOat. Ems I....l f.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-12

| sah.ctlhets Who Ia mi give express
H. Ia the contrary, are considered NJ
klr. h continue lheIr suhserIpsIon.
| II sahscribof. ORDER the 'liscontInu.
n their newspapers, tho publisher
! @aiinae 10 sc,nl ,hmm until all st'
hss are paid.
! h Subscribers refuse ~ ncglec, "a
IhalF nswap,rerr from 'he uhcc. u
N the, afr directed. tho, nre hsad res.
Ishls auill lhrs have mlllrL The bills
orlerrd ,hem discontinued.
! II subscribers remove to other places
nr informing ,hc rullIshevs. and the
.pap'ra are u't 70 the former dirsc.
lhs, are heli responsible.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-12


II Il hetter h ~ 10 slsep N tho
right si,k. ior ,heu the si"luach "
very much 10 the position u . hoi,le
turned upside dovs. aud the c,sLn,s
VI Il ere aided In pawiag mt BY gray.
iiaiion. II 90 evws " sleep M the
lrft side; ilss operation Of cmptylas
the stomach oe.Iln contents Is usoss
like drAwin6 water ffvm well. Alter
going ~ sleep lst ,lr lody take Its
sws position. II sou sIerp m year
hack especially nsa amer . hearty
mseal. shr w~isAs n The n rsslve ~.
eans, and thai u Ill fiod, rssslne ~
ihe great vein VI the b'sdy. nras "
back bcuw; comprrepes \. snd asso1e
The now VI The C,uA mDeo o. le.s. n
the arrest l. partIA( " deep = -
mrl~d, amd there are uHpleasani
drraius. If the nwtA has herN Ncsol
and hearty. ne aras lshpN dselov4
and the yuf5sm wMsttlras, M -
hIline ssvs : wsrll ~, n ~ pGsguls
Of . Wild besA, u ~ lnlso4ng
danger ~ the Ms6oU1s - y
rrs III ufh arms ! asds q ~
ssaksasius hEWE Ind Ss vske \ .
ftifAt. NJ trml1 = yenylvallbs. =
irsalag xksaAl6R. Ge<6l1lagtg ~ -.
grer r ss4Gnalon. ~ helsuSsh oat
- ~1SRl 4~Mx- ~ 49,