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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
GRAHAM & HILL,
G0T'Gss.S FACTORS.
MERCHANTS,

NJ i,il(tE1 An IL,
No Q Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Our charge for selling Cotton, includ
ing s,0rage, will be 50cens per bale. We
will keep all cotton insured against FIRE
while in store: and that eorsi gned 10 rs ~
STEAMBOATS, insured against the dangers Of
navigation, unless otherwise instructed
We small endeavor 10 act promptly Tor
the interest of our patrons, whore we have
discretion, but in all cases promise strict
obedience to instructions.
We have now on hand and Offer for
sale at the lowest market prices, heavy
and complete stock of.
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Crushed and pulverised sugar:
Rc-boiled moasscs in bbls. and half
bbis
Rio, Laguyra ana Java Coffee;
Best Green and Black Teas;
Best Star Candles, whole, half ard
quarter boxes.
Extra Brands st. Louis Flour;
Complete stock assorted Tobacco;
Deans and Dexter's Whiskey;
Old kentucky and Bourbon Whisky;
Sugar cured and Plain Hams;
Clear Side Bacon.
Leaf Lard, in kegs md half bbls.
Bar Lead and Patent Shot;
Eastern Nails;
German Soap;
Pearl Starch:
Liverpool Salt, coarse and fine, &C.,
with a heavy stock Of
Kentucky Bagging; India Bagging;
Best Machine Rope and Irvine;
To which we respectfully solicit the at
tention Of purchasers.
John G.. Fiser, of Pamela is
employed at this house.
Ang. 27-n3l-tf. G.. & II
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A. O. HARRIS.
vs.. +. PROUDFIT.
Harris, VgOrsRaEeg and 90.

Cotton Factors, Grocers and Com
mission Merchants,
No 8 Front Row, Memphis, Tennessee,
Have now, and design keeping on hand
large and we'll selected stock of Rope,
Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors,
and Plantation supplies.
They will hereafter sell and store, or
ship Cotton, at,fifty cents per bale.
Glzy Wiilkeep open policies to cover all
Cotton consigned to us, and will insure
always, unless otherwise instructed.
CO instructions with regard to sales of
Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale
of Eagle Cotton Gins.
j. NJ. TERRELL, Agent.
July 16-n25-tf.
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1t affords me pleasure to announce
to my friends and the public that | have
associated with me my former partner,
James S. Wilkins, and my vsll known
assistant, Thomas HiH, under t'le famil-
lar style Of +. IL. CLARK & co.
The new firm Will start with an efficient
force in each mechanical branch, the
Wdtch department being under the super
vision of Thomas wilkins.
Stock full at all times of the latest
fashions, and prices as low as the same
quality and style of goods can be pur-
chased in New York and Philadelphia.
am thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to me during my fifteen years
residence in Memphis, and my aim will be
to merit its continuance.
i. IL. CLARK.
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HARDWAREl! HARDIN AI,L /!
lIcGONBS & TRICE.
Importers and Deairrs al Ii0rduare,
Cutlery, Mctais, NaHs, Lroa, Ag-
ricuiturai Implements, efc.
No. 249 Main street, sign OF the Broad
Axe, Memphis, Tenn,
Would respectfully call the at
tention of dealers and customers 20 cur
very full and extensive stock Of Goods,
which we are now receiving direct from
manufactures in Esglani ana the ln.I,.i
States, comprising large supply oi
pocket and table cutlery, razors and SCI
sors-made hy Rogers II sons, Butcher,
WoostenhomS and others Collins u
Hunts, and other makes of aXgs: Amys'
shovcls. etc.: corn shelters. straw enters,
plOws, tdn uIiI>. trace a,IG u ..gon chains.
Of every variety; sausage cutters ami
suffers, meChau cs' tools OF every d.
,cription and Of the very hes; quality,
locks, bolts ANA all Kind of build ~ hard
ware; tin plate, block tin, wire, etc, to-
gether with every variety OF shelf hard
ware.
Also agents Cor Fairbanks Platform,
and other scales: Hal. i podd's iire-pEcot
safes circular saws, and for the sale e
iron made ut the Paducah Rolling Mills,
(best Cumberland ironl pig, metal, boiler
and hoop iron. n35-6la
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ARMAGEDDON F;

Or, the Overthrow Of Romanism and
Monarchy; the Existence Of the United
States foretold in the Bible: its Future
Greatness /: Invasion by Allied Europe !;
Annihilation Of Monarchy; Expansion
into the MiilenniGl Republic, and its do
minion over the whole world. BY S. d.
Baldwin, A. NJ.
'NIr. Baldwin very clearly trsces the
United States in the grand panorama of
Inappropriate map" -Louisville Journal.
For sale by CLEAVES q GUION.
no3i-6m Memphis.
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q NEGgV S'T0ssE3.

FFNIE UNDERSIGNED having purchas-
L cd the entire stock Of DRY GOODS
and GROCERIES of James l.. Fletcher,
in Pamela, will continue the business at
the old stand, where he offers to the pub
lie generally every article in his line, at
very low prices, for CASH, or on reason
able terms to regular dealers.
l have just received a fresh supply Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS. in addition
to my large and well selected stock on
hand, and | invite everybody TO call and
examine my stock. 1t is no trouble to
show goods at my establishment, whether
You purchase or not. am permanently
settled among you, and intend to do a le-
Ultimate business upon correct merchan-
tile principles, and shall not be undersold
by any one. Give me call if you want
bargains.
WILLIAM P. WATKINS.
December 23d. lS56.-tf.
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Mmpbis G,aros.
DiSSOlutiOys.

On the 1st Of June, 1856. the firm
heretofore existing between r. II. Clark
and n. c. WarSbach was dissolved by
mutual consent. +. II. Clark is charged
with the settlement Of the business of the
late firm of L. ii. Clark & Co.
j. ii. CLARK,
a. e. WURZBACH.
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j. WALKER & CO.

TTaodo,,artars for Cboan COODS
DPy G0ODS. CTOTUITG ROOTS
and SHOES. at Wholesale
and Retail,
No 2l7 Main ST., opposite Odd Follows
nal Hall, Memphis, Tenn ldm
,TggE STATE or 1yEssEss3pP,-3
Pamela Comfy.
In the Circuit Court Of said County.
November Term, 1886.
No. $40.
William Herring, } This day came
VS.. attachment I the plaintiff hy AT
7. II. TaIlaut. tornpv, and il an
pcaring to Ike satisfaction Of the
Court that the Defendant Is a non-re-
sidcnt Of the State of Mississipni, Il
il thnrafnra nrdarad kv tho Cnpyt ih.+
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SEEDS, on the most favorable terms,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction.
Every article warranted fresh
and genuine.
July 2-no23f.
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TIE PLACE FOR BARGAINS !
LEHMAN * 90,

Corner Main and Jefferson SITS, Menu his,
Tennessee,
Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets.
Books, Shoes, &c. dc,
We sell for Cash exclusively,
and can offer inducements 10 purchaS-
ers that cannot be met with elsewhere.
Cali and examine, as We take great
pleasure in showing our goods.
SMALL PROFITS, AND QUICK SAILS.
~.Julv 2-no23-tf
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EHNE EsRANDY and WIFE.

L HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from
( NEW YORK, a lot of fine Brandy
and Wine, put up in bottles, for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, among which
is the Crescent Brand, Uintage Of 1910, q
very superior article.
THOMAS L. CLARKE.
December o. lS56.-tf
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BOOKS t! BOOKS !

C. C. cLEAyEs In. L. cUIoN
GEeaves <G Gu5osa,
e | L l. | o = . l.. / = L 5 ,
2il Main-st., Memphis, Tenn,
Will, for the future, present rare
attractions to the photographer and Bib
liomaniac. Mr.. Cleaves' experience,
(from assiduous and unremitt:ng atten-
ton TO the business for fifteen years pasO
and Mr.. Guion's acknowledged energy and
activity, are the surcst guarantees to the
community for the fuifillment of their
promise to make their establishment the
cynosure of the literary world. Having
now ''ampic room and verge enough 10
give scope TO their cherished intention of
exhibiting TO the Southwest a Bookstore
in the bToadest sense Of the phrase, they
now ask respectfully that 1t. will call and
determine for themselves whether "the
performance is in keeping with the high
sounding manifesto
Tor The Religious World
Protestant and Catholic, Methodist, Pres
byterian, Episcopal and Baptist, Of what
ever sect, we propose keeping the stand
ards OF their respective faith, and the
''vade mecuams" Of their daily lfe
The E3iorld ia General!
Such as desire an acquaintance with the
extensive range Of literature Mt the pres
emit day, will find upon our shelves all
that the Press, that mighty engine of
knowledge, sends forth Of ancient or
modern classics, Of history, poetry, phi
losphy or bellies Icttrcs.
Professional Men
VIII bo furnished with all the authors,
legal or medical, ancient and modern, Eu-
rorcan and American, which may be de-
sired. Particular attention will be given
to this hitherto neglected branch of the
trade. In n word, our purpose is TO keep
always ON hand Religious, Political, Sci
entitic, Mechanical, Legal, Medical, School
and Miscellaneous Books.
Stationery, - Foreign and American
Blank Books, of all kinds and Sizes; Co
pying Presses; Bank Checks and Notes ::
Pencils, Pens, Ink, Paper-lettcr, note
| ana cup; Envelopes, of all sizes; Waf-
crs, Sand, ETC., to furnish to the trade in
the city and out, and to individuals, at
wholesale or retail, as reasonably as may
be desired: to supersede, in brief, the ne
cessity Of going elsewhere to supply their
wants.
All our departments are complete. We
solicit continuance Of the liberal pat
ronage we have heretofore received, that
we may have induccment to keep them So
Cal ana Examine.
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Masonic.

Pamela Lodge No, 66, meets on
the evening of the first Wednesday in
each moath. NJ. s. WARD, W N.
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Rev Eipsal.

The subscribers have associated
themselves together under the firm of I.
IL. Clarke & Co. i. IL. CLARK.
JAS. S. WILKINS,
T1IOS. HILL.
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3lrmpbis CAMS.
SelahOXAl.

J. G.. Griffing q Brother have re-
moved from their old stand to No l5s
Main street, Stevenson Block, where they
will be pleased to see their friends and
patrons.
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TIKI DOLLAR NEWSPAPER,
Phi{ddeiDhid.

Only one dollar per year to single
subscribers - ANOTHER ORIGINAL NoyE-
LETrE.-in order to accommodate all who
wish to begin with the beginning Of oar
next original Novelette,, "The Border
Rover" by Emerson Bennette, ESD, we
have decided to defer it few weeks until
those wishing to perfect their clubs shall
have time to do so. Say until about the
first of July, when our half year COM
nlennpE.
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5flisttllaurous.
AsEEssa gsEsec@ @sx%=s FsssSsssx NS7I
49, 81
and Tennessee Railroad.

VNR0M and after this date, the Passen-
n ger train will make daily trips (Sun-
days excepted) until further notice, to A..
+. Stratton's, five miles south of Sonata
hoba, at which place the train connects
with daily line Of Coaches for Pamela
and Grenada; also where ample arrange
ments have been made for mau and horse
10y Col. Stratton.
+. NJ. PATRICK.
n50-tf Superintendent.
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ESope & Asv0thevs,
Cash Dealers in Fancy and Do
n1aStic nrv Gan1S

No. 2S5 MIN Street, Memphis,
Are>now receiving their splendid
Stock of fall and winter Goods. All the
beauty and elegance to be found in dress
goods we have in our establishment. Our
Dress Silks consist in all the various fab
RIGS and manufactures to be obtained in
the European markets. The richness of
the Chime, ANDRE and MORE, Antique,
Striped Silks, cannot be surpassed in gai-
ETY. and clegance--yet the silk robes are
said to be more reccrche. Every article
of dress can be found by examining our
stock.
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In order TO meet promptly the in
creasine demand for work, We have added
to our former force number OF superior
workmen' and made manv valuable addi-
tions to our machinery, and are prepared
10 do work at short notice, and in the best
manner. al Kinds Of
WATCH WORK.
luding the making Of new and compli-
Gated parts equal to the original. Also,
al kinds OF CIoci: j3orh.
JEW GLRy,
Of I'll kinds repaired, and new made to
order, including superfne Diamond Work.
ENGRAVING.
plain and ornamental TO suit al tastes.
Also. Seals for Lodges, Courts ana Cor
porations, engraved ut short notice.
We can furnish members of the Frater-
nifty with Keys, Medals and Hara:s, in
any style. Also, Lodges with Jewels, &c,
&c. f. II. CLARK & co,
No | Clark's Marble Block,
n37tf Memphis, Tenn.
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I. @. GRIFrISGl ]. D. GRIFFISo
j. &. Grifssng q Bro,

NIUNCIb UIIU NUIIIIIIIOoIUH
Merchants,
No. $50 Man-st., Stevenson Block, Mem
phis Tenn.
We will farnish supplies to our
friends as heretofore, and make advances
on shipments to our friends in New Or
leans.
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Tie D0iInr iNe.rSnnncr.

Is made up with special reference to the
and amuse. News and substantial infor-
nation are its prominent characteristics
With monster mechines, capable of prin-
ting each 10000 copies per hour, It's col
umns can be held open for news each week
to within few hours OF, the date of publi-
cation. 1t is thus enabled to publish the
latest and most reliable market reports,
and TO give greater amount Of general
business information for the low subscrip-
ton price "One Dollar per Year, than
any other family paper gives for two dol
lars.
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The BRAZILIAN is graceful manteau,
which is adapted to the fall season. The
Caprice, the Aforeseo, the llispania, the
LeoHse ana Tourists, are suited to the sew
oral different STYLES of dress for which
they were manufactured, which cannot
fail to satisfy the most tasty. We are de-
termined that no city shall surpaSs Mem
phis in fine goods. The ladies OF this
section need not incur the expense nor he
troubled By sending abroad FOR these
tbfu-s
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ENGR q.

of I'll kinds repaired, and now made TO
order, including superfne Diamond Work.
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The Farm and the Farmer.

Inc Farm and the Farmer.
The Agricultural Department of the
"Newspaper," is spiritedly maintained
by contribution, from practical farmers,
and by thousands Of readers this depart
ment ls considered one of the most impor-
tent features of the paper. Theoretical
and practical agriculture, thus blended
and compressed weekly into short space
cannot fail to interest and profit readers.
The following are the terms per year !:
Only one dollar per year to single sub
scribers: Clubs Of six for s., of thirteen
$40, of twenty SIS, ftwenty-seven $40,
OF thirty-four SO, Of fifty $50, of seven
ty-fve $50.
Our friends, for their own profit, and
our convenience, will oblige by handing
In as early as possible their club LISTS.
For the small sum of one dollar, or
less, fifty two numbers Of the paper are
given, containing in the aggregate fourteen
hundred and fifty-six compact and closely
printed columns, equal to six thousand
SIX hundred book pages, or about twenty
two volumes of the common library size
of three hundred pages each. Only think
of it TWENTY-FIVE volumes of reading
fresh. and most of it original, for less
than one dollarl
No subscribers acknowledged unless &C.
COMMANDED with the money.
Address w, M. SWAIN & CO..
Philadelphia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

A JUDICIAL JoKg.--A rather amusing result OF
the system of eiecting Judges has occurred in New
York city certain obscure limb of the law
named Finn, taking advantage of the fact that no
nominations had been made by either of the judi
ciary conventions to fill the unexpred term OF the
late Judge Oakley this having been omitted at the
snecial request of the other Judges, so that his
widow might draw his salary, nominated himself
in n priyate sort of manner, and succeeded in OBJ
tanning at the late election 92 votes by virtR OF
which he claims to be elected, as undoubtedly he
ia a Judge of the Superior Court for the balance
Of Judge Oakley's term, which expires this month.
whether he will rake a seat the bench remains
to be seen. The other Judges have held meeting
upon the subject. and IL is supposed MIR. Judge
Finn will be bought of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

TIE BLOCKADE OF CHINA.-The LoDdsn Daily
News correspondent in China writes, regarding af-
fairs at Canton:
'sThe only results fthe blockade, yet, that
the Inhabitants of the country districts suffer trade
HANGED; the Cantones are but little affected, and
Macao is iourishing.
lit is confidently expected that the attack on
Canton will take place about the end of the year.
The reinforcements of marines ought to be here
about that time. aud. between them and the garri-
son and the fleet. there ought to be 5000 men
available for the attack on Canton"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

CosrY WEBBING APPAREL.-The Young countess
Maria Dorethee de Casteine has just been united
to Priuee Frederic de RadZiwil, Prussian officer.
Portions Of the iady's wedding equipment were ex-
posed in Paris. In the window were displayed SIX
ty handkerchiefs, costing from two to three hun
dred dollars each. On some of them the embroid-
eriug Of the arms of the house alone cost eighty
dollars. The arms of the house of Castelline and
Radziwill were interwove aud surmounted by the
crown of the prince-sll in pure gold. The
threads were metallic, malleable, pure, and ar
ranged as not TO dim in washing. There were sew
en- cashmere shawls, of seven different colors-
one was of white, embroided with gold and tur-
quise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

The NKws PROM YUCATAN.-The capture OF Sisal,
by the reyolutionists has been heretofore an
nounced by telegraph. The following, from the
n. O. Picsyune, gives some further particulars:
Sisal had been bombarded and captured by the
armed vessel sent out from Csmpeachy, and was in
the hands of the revolutionists. No particulars
are given, nor have further intelligence of the
distracted condition of things at the capital.
Campeachy yet held out, but was still, on the
1Sth sore beseYed by the government troons un.
der command of Col Cepeda. During the whole o.
that day, until midnight, heavy cannonading wa.
heard both from the forts of the town and the
works of the besiegers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

AR.Spo~Fp THE EsrERpRIsE-The Paris Patrie
states that the American Engineers, who under
took by means of special apparatus, to raise th'
Russian ships of war sunk in the harbor OF sebas
topol, have given 1t up and returned to Constants
nople, declaring that their contract cannot be per
formed except at an enormously disproportionatt
cost The last accounts from the PhiiadeiphIs
adyepturers, state that they were getting along
successfully. The account above given probably
refers TO the Boston Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

DEcEAsED.-Col Jacob G.. Davis, a weii-known
citizen of Baltimore, died on Monday last. lie
formerly occupied a prominent position as a mer-
chant and Ia later years was elected Mayor of Bal
timore. Dr ing the four years Of President Pierces
administration he filled the Office Of Postmaster
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

VALUE OF PROPERTY IN TgxAs.-By a report of the
assessors of private property in Texas IL appears
that its total value is, Sl73, ,2o5. Estimating
the white population at 100000 souls, this would
give s361 TO every man, woman and child In the
State, aud upwards of $4,000 to each voter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

Loss OF LIrE.-A man named Mclean, set out on
the night of the I'D ult, in a small saiEooat, 10
carry the mail and four passengers across lake
pepin Wisconsin. The night was cold, dreary and
windy, and when morning dawned, IL showed the
Lake covered with ice. Nothing has been heard or
seen OF boat mail or men since, aud 1t is supposed
they perished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

Explosros AND Loss or LarE.-4rhe noosick Valley
Mass, News states that on Thursday morning
steam boiler IL. the Union Priut erks OF Arnoio
I norton 81 the works, and iajnring Henry Hedge
"a badly that he died In seven hours. Rseer NC
Artfur was also dangerously hurt. s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

DtsAsrER.-on Wednesday evening, Capt. BenJa
min Perkins aud MIR. Henry nane. wheh reluEn'ns -
Sr,,n, rolock fishing in whsleboat, were upset tn
a heavy sea, on Sewburyport tMass9 bar, and
were drowned Several other boats were within
hearing Of the cries Of the drowning men, on, were
unable TO render any assistance. They Doth ie''
a miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

FIVE MEN DRowYEp.-0n Tuesday last, party of
6ye fishermen left Barcelona, Chatauque county,
n. Y, to 90 out on Lake Erie. and bring In boat
tbey had left out the day before There was a
ner The boat was capsizsi, and all on board were
lost. Two Of them were brothers The bodies OF
three came ashore on Wednesday morning, near
Dunkirk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

RE-ELEcTEp.--At the annual meeting of the stock
h1lders of the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road. held at Blountville Tenn, Thursday, Il Q
21th ult, DR.. Cunningham was reelected Presi-
dent, and the Directors of last year were re cleo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

The LAST SCEyE.-We published, on Monday, an
account OF the arraignment of Geo. W. Stovall, in
New Orleans, for the murder Of Mary Ray Dnrand,
and his plea OF guilty He afterwards, however, at
the suggestion of the court retraeted the plea, and
was assigned counsel, with whom he Consulted
The Picsyune, of the lst inst, thus describes the
second arrsignment of the prisoner:
The First District Court crowded to over
flowing this morning. George StovalI was called
to the bar. Christian Roselius whispered some.
thing TO Judge Hunt, which, of course, we did not
hear Stovall asked ''do you plead guilty, or
not guilty7" In a firm voice he replied. 81 am
guilty" II seems that all the eloquence of Mr.
Koselius has been wasted upon Stovall. The court
gave him the best counsel in the city, but he has
refused TO go to trial. preferrng to condemn him
self. 1t is the most extraordinary case record.
Judge Hunt informed Stovall that he should have
all the time he required, before sentence pass
ed upon bim to arrange his worldly affairs, for
which net Of Kindness on the part of the court he
remarked that he was very grateful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

THE U. S. TREAsURY.-1t is said that the state
of the U. s. Treasury is such that it must have
lief, OF become bankrupt, by the lst of January
u immediate issue of treasury notes to the extent
of a sum not excesiing given amount say six
millions may be authorized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-09

BANK NorEs IN ALABAnA.-The House of Repre-
sentatives of Alabama has combined in one bill,
and engrossed for third reading, provisions re-
peaing the acts authorizing the Bank of Mobile
and southern aud Northern Banks of Alabama to
issue notes for less than s5, and prohibiting the
circulation within the State of the notes of banks
of other States less than that denomination. 1t
has also. by another bill, restricted the Free
Banks" in the same manner