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r-z. - -z====- THE GREAT Ma
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OHIO RAILROAD.-Which forms the grand central link in
the chain communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwooD andPARKERsBURG, ON TIE
At Which places it tt mites with RAiLRoADs and sTEA.
ROUTE by which THROGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
can be procured TO which point as well as to it
is the shortest direct and in respect the rea
Bile 1t the only route by whcrpnchaser Of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities of Baltimore
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
TO passengers from New Orleans, Vcksburg, Nachez
Memphis and the souw generally travelling by the boats
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections offered
F!RsTfhey leave the boats Mt CAIRO (a the mouth
II af 5y sr e mea M3sa R" 60
easwary By this the traveller through Terre
SECoSDhe South western river traveller continue
the $ Mail boats up Ohio to Louisville or Cincinnati and
Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly to BEL
AIR. four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
only Hfoing Thou III Tickets all the Eastern cities at
the charged by other to New York only it
points the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is
only SIC miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by any other route There are less changes of cars by this route
to BAIT fIMoRE or WASHINGTON is but FoRTY-rHREE
S5y- Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
h- Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
point the their journey pleasure may he
purchased of W e. BEDDING the Office of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad under the ST. Charles Hotel New ofleans
j. KENNEDY MEITEE,
~ . Agent B. o. r. r. New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP. General Agent. m2 3m
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4 EEDs' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANs--IIEEDS d
Il Co. Founders Manufacturers of Vertical
1oital steam Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su'
ing Machines Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bnrs and all
| actirery required for the South
We duy authorized and prepared to construct
fai2 d6Wly LEEDS co.
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STEAMER ROBERT J, WARD,
Capt. Silas F. Miller.

STEAMER ROBERT J, WARD,
Capt. Sas F.. Miller.
, ~ FOR LOUISVILIAE.-THIS WELL
known passenger packet will leave for the above
port and all intermediate Landings throughout the
as follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, May 16th at P. NJ.
:. WEDNESDAY, June 3d. :.
SATURDAY. june 10th,
WEDNESDAY, July 9th,
N B.-Passengers DEFEND this steamer leaving
advertised
No stateroom considered engaged until paid for.
plan the cabin be aud secured for
any of the above trips by applying TO the agents,
milo W. G. BETTERTON Il CO., 25 Gravier st.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s-~7 NEW w INLAND
kAfss E5 bs4ss FEffs5 ROUTE TO TEXAS-For IN fHkK1
Galveston and Indanola, ..ss. =
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and thursday by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting BeEwck's Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALVESTON and OPEL OUSAS 1900
EACH expire sy this route
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage Of the Texas bars.
Passengers viii leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING at 10 O'clock commencing on Sunday the 10th of
May, 1857.
The OPELOUsAs, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS and the GALVESTON, Capt. David Wilson, on
THURSDAYS.
Returning days leaving Indianola will WEDNEs.
DAYS and SATU RDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS. a
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
pay landing in New Orleans at the foot Of ST. Louis
and will be transported through of destination without
by the line Of outside .
Fresh, rece"ed before o'clock on Saturdays and Wednes
For freight PASSAGE apply the Office the Company,
(le only office of the New Orleans of
and vee opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
of the steamers may be and secured
A. b. SEGER, Vice President
myll If N. o.. Opelousas and &. W. Railroad Co.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves 5 SATURDAY; the 18th inst, at P NJ
m% FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Bayou Campte, Grand Ecore; St. Maurice,
is-a Alexandria Gorton's and all Intermediate
ings light draught and fast running packet
Afton .Jr., s. Smith, master, will leave above For
freight passage, apply board,
f. G. RANDOLPH & CO., 42 Union st.
Is receiving at foot of Bienville street myl5
Will leave on SATURDAY. May 18th, at P. NJ.
IT, FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
HAazll] Bayou, Campe, rand Ecore Maurice, Alex
ts@=siS andra tioon's Landing and all Intermediate
landings light raugh packet Planter, Capt
Hiram Wilson, r. Seade clerk will leaves fregh,
passage, apply on board, 3 80 ="
myl5 F. G. RANDOLPH Il Co. 40 Union street
l Is receiving freight the foot of Bienvile
r The Planter will freigntfor Bis,eneau
the privilege of delivering it Mouth Ioggy Bayou, any
landing shippers wish!
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ECE-lCE

| l. S. B. SMITH 4 CO.,
DEALERS IN ICE.
Solicit the patronage Of their friends and the public generally
Particular attention given orders from the country.
Principal House Office No. "a New Leyee. Also have
houses i50 Old LeNee Bulls Head aud 1t the stock
Landing nl5l L
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A R'K A Ms AS RIVER

Leaves on MONDAY, 18Th inst, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
. Rgs. FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.-THE
sAall and very light draught steamer Darda
nelle, Chapman master, will leave as ab we
for kasas river Fort smith, Van Buren, Ozark Roseve
Norristown, pRdanelles Lcwburg, Little Rock Pine Bluff
and all intermediate landings For freight passage, apply
board TO !
msI3 T. b. SMITH, 4Tchonpitoulas street
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Leaves on SATURDAY,. 18th inst. at 3 P. NJ
w. FOR R.JEFFERSON. PORT A ID

do, Smhland Benton, Swansons, Monterey AL
ts%E@ bany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campe, Grand
Ecofe Maurice Cote Alexandria and Gortons Landing
the very light daught steamer Swan Chas Hayes MASTER
will leave above For freight apply board
Tnyi5 ?. II. BR1NTON- Il CO, II Canal street.
Freight for Jefferson and landings Soda Lake taken
with privilege Of shipping. A.
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roRUsHES-A lRrge assortment Of Paint and WhteWash
tS - so'r Nv ALFRED REARNl,
IL so ~ at%vr5t @ f2 Magazine street.
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9 SATURDAY MORNING. MAY l6, 1857
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
WI; leave Fok e fsTEe%Ak vi liz FINE
,n"Rss os,e, I
hs%Rs sRs a@a s
datons, apply on board % or to
~ The National having been unavoidaby detained
positively leave as above.
::' TDN Nh s nisD Toufsyik
ssRsf faa wifi ~ E"H%9s ss
A1Ss 3 For freight E. sM nPy q Resa e to
LOWER MISSISSIPPI. ~
:,.:' !: HSSi?AE 81
q Ss6ssas $
freight or SoHg HReE HYps spf5s e povdra
sThisne give through bis sdns tS for freight
ss% as the w h Es e
as Memphis with the packets Polar Star and Aleona
Leaves sEssE gMEaaEhSRA1 RhbsFsbhy WEEKLY
+ PaeketFor Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
Ps
Es Win issses' as
or R5'ifss apply '3f q rchoupou.s street.
Leave. RsgIaR rHJRspkf 4 3s!s't u
lEs4HaksJ Mail Packet steamer Capitol, Capt. j. NJ.
White On place of The R ". McRae will leave
Landing Lake Providence Camacks Landing Miken's Bend
Vcksburg Grand'Gu Rodney Natchez, Fort Adams, Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla
quemine and the eegsn, and swift passenger
r. McRae) will leave above. For freight passage ap
ply on boaad to
myl4 GEO. D. HITE q, CO., From. street.
HTke steamer Capitol invariably gets ycburg every
Saturday morning. in time for the o'clock leaving Vicks
burg for the interior.
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CLMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM
0TLATUR is plantations comprising the
t and smallest classes of which it has taken oil
a. eops witk combination of the following advantages
aver other known application oil steam 10 STEAM uFahu
Inor or an entire steam train: ~ =, = . !. !, .,,
1t requires but pressure OF ~ pounds Oh steam 10 Strike
q Battery" ,,., a, -, ,o;,,.s
Its mines never 'seale' or require cleaning.
Its heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
% o mice 30 that and hard grained sugar is made
u NJ eam being all condensed returned to the boilers
Iya no addionG boilers required where the sugar mill
% rs large and Giinlan's agasse Furnace is used
- f ryIiuder boilers inches in diameter and "a feet long
y ainaus Bagasse Furnace now furnish steam to grind the
nn and run the Pneumatic Battery. making III hhds sugar
per day. ,,+.rr ~ 4, ,-o,,otor 10 mt In onaration
lass expense planter than other steam bat
- Ar anpcaton making sugar. in part OF entirely
by steam ,..,. , ,or,,h1ot with frl snecisrotious
drawings will furnished application to the subscriber
Ae rspared to make for the Battery Evapo
VIZ clarifers to be used wiki direct exhaust steam
r"'Ois'' SAMUEL II. GILMAN
,,e. 10 Gravier street, New Orleans, La.
rpUsUES-A large assortment OF Paint and WhitewGsh
tS 81 so'r nv ALFRED REARNf,
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, RE- IL THE II r A NJ r X e Ii p r
e for Lousville-his magnificent steamer Broad
=sAAz well, commander, will make five regular trips to
Louisville leaving as follows
WEDNESDAY, May 70, at 3 P NJ.
SATU RDAY, June 6, at 5 r. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, June a. at p NJ
SATURDAY, July II, at 5 p NJ
For freight passage, apply on board,
BROADWELI. BROS. a CO., 65 Gravier street.
T. SHUTE % Common street.
BA plan of the cabin be and engaged for
any of the above trips by applying to the agents.
nThe Eclipse will take freight Natchez Rodney Grand
Gulf Vicksburg, Helena, Memphis, Hickman Cairo, and
Paducah.
HS5-No room engaged until paid for. a27 tt
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B A L 7 / Nj O R E .

FIRST VESSEL.
SS& FOR BALTINIORE-REGULAR LINE.
EHAS The Al new schooner X. w. TuiI, William R.
board will sail in few days. For balance Of freight pas
sage apply to
myS GEO. W. HYNSON & CO., 81 Camp street.
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e-D rz-,==z=- NEW ORIE ANS.
ItSs 81 lsftsss III OP PELOUSAS AND GREAT,
ktaA, tzs:.5attSt 5atSt ESTERN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ferryboats connecting with the Passenger Trains leave the
foot Of ST. Ann jackson Square, EVERY MORNING,
at ~ O'Clock, precisely.
-. Outward Trains Leave
Agters Depot oi.......... A N
Arrive Brashear City Berwick's Bay...... Il NJ
Inward Tt ians Leave--
AFfiVe NJ Ifetla. lou r. w.
Express trains stopping regular stations only leave ier
depot every Sunday and Thursday 0 O'Clock NJ Ferry
boats connecting with the leave the foot Of ST. Ann
10 oclfck precisely
Freight will be received for Berwcks Bay and intermediate
stations the wharf foot of ST. Louis street day All
freight except that intended for Texas must be pn by ship
peTs.
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p,sce where th. thirty -!w, corfsss were

60 ,>e plsce whefe tbs thirty two corfsss wsrc
s!T; u delightful region. The tows WA
b,rnsX down W the Missourians bat Is rapidly COINS
m gain Lot. ere given free Of charge 70 ta4 wpS
settls and bu;I5 Our two sw-mills are running
NIGHT and dsy. L. 'uber sells at bali the price here
tkst il doe, elsewb, re, owing to the abundance Of
timber. Thi, section Nas water and building stone
in superabundance. IT. surveys are made aud
claims of 100 acres can ao~ re registered SIX
weekly mails terminate here. we want al kinds
Of mechanics and tradesmen.
by referring to Searle s'ms you VIII see that
four tracts Shawnee. Miami, & r-sorround Osa-
watamie. They are to be open TO, PreeaiPton this
Spring. The Miami tract has niue valuable TIM
ber--as good as any in Kansas. II ONES WITHIN
mile aud half OF Osawetamie. The : sawnee tract
is three miles from Osawata mica rolin ycountry--
supply Of timber goed--e1eeeds in beau y the oest
of the Delaware lands. -.
Cows are worth from go 10 S35: Indian
ponies, $40 to 500; horses, S75 to $50; mules
S75 to $3.50.
ARRIVALS FROM LAWRENCE.
"Mr. Alfred Robinson, Jonas Colburn, and ther
gentlemen from Lawrence have just arrived. 1. hey
report that projects are Frightening in Lawrenc e;
that work is plenty and labor in demand; aud that
Gov Geary has lost the confidence OF the Prostate
men. The editor of The Herald Of Freedom, they
say, is the only Free.Stste man who trasts him.
~ -
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AUDITOR OF CANAL DEPARTMENT.

The majority OF the Canal Committee reported the
following relative to the Auditor OF the Canal Depart
ment:
Fret I've GoseTno by aud with the s6vice and consent OF
he Senate shall appoint the Auditor OF the Canal Department
The ssd Auditor shA hold s oco for the Of three
from the 10: OF January 1885, when the term Of the present
Auditor thsl expire.
Second The Governor may upon the reqnson OF the Com
rsontr Of a. Canal fund suspend the Auditor Of the Canal
Department and spport suitable perform his d1es
drIins toe Of the LesaAare shall be male
70 Apyes4 rim that the Auditor has yosed bis duty IN
,ps the sne of public stockoi this se, Ia s.pec; 20
fk. putlic IN fis cbsTge subject 10 bis da
Ti,6 On AID after the Isl dsJ VI lSuusTY tie Agior
81 The Csnsl pepsftanut sdiiou 70 bis snd
,Ies ,he be emSe OF the Contrasting Board created By
Chspter SIS Of the 1884 10 the and stead Of the
Controller ard be invested With all The powers aud sub 20
~ the responsibilities now conferred ~ s2on ;ae C'n-
.roer as Der such Contgane Bod and from thence
,owsTs ch ConctiB. Board shall consist OF the Canal Com
Tie Auditor OF the Canal Department and the safe
Enlircer ard SURVEYOR , q, -
Fesv Al certificate, Of stock hereafter issued By or under
the direction Of the Commissioners 81 the CsnM rune sa
P9rporiDs be isuee from thee anal Department shsI o.
ssred BY tho Auditor OF the Canal Department u,eSo OF te
CONTROLLED AID be sealed toe seal Of the Canal
lEs'esf OF The seal Of the Controller.
run Al laws parts Of laws 30 Tar "a tue same ms W
Ia sasaSi ".ss he g7ss'sp y tsa 80 Je a's7'y 'P~
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET JAN 2':-Ine mar
e to-day very steady and without change
fhe sales are estimated al 200 bales -
LIvrRpooL CoRs MARLEr, Ian. 27-EvESISG.-We
Rave had limited inquiry fer Wheat during the week, and
prices have again given way fully 3D. bush on bon wnite an
red Flour has also been very difficult 70 aud prices the
,rrn lower Egyptian have declined 6 TO Is quarter
and OstmeL Cd Indian Corn has been duh and rather
lower. and other srtires s. qae. a. Posable: ,,..
The shipments to relsnd comprise lol) quarters w nes
TICS quarters Iadan Corn, 5Ss7 sacks and l,4so bbs
81 flour and cosstwise 49 quarters Whes 59o quarters
Indian Corn 1888 sacks and 46S bbls Of Flour There
have been exported spad aud Portugal go quarters whe.
1876 quarters Indian Corn and 40 bbl OF Flour and 10 Aus
tIalia s?2 quarters Oats and los loads ostmeA.
mark ct this there good attendance OF oun
y miller with active business in WHEAT, OF Friday
rstes beiIs %. y bush decline on the week
Data very slow sale ~ sbou. 81 buAhe! cecne
Bailey and Peas shout before Egyptian Beans were
n y qua1ter cheaper. Indian Corn rather trmer With
Suyers in quantity mixed =. IS ASS y $50 ID Oatmeal
quite Deseeed ses OF rossh cat being reported ~ n
40 10. Flour moved very slowly at about previous prices
LIvERPooL SUGAR MARKET, Jan H.-There con-
nues strong with upward tendency In prices or
be spot, bags Madras bsye brought "a sad y hhds Fore
Rico to 526 besides which cargo OF new Msunus, 7o'
tus has been sold arrive for outport Of $751; also caiS
Psrsbs 4O bags, for oupor ~ Si exqusy and %Vo
sgs Cesra 20 sye tie price OF which has not Ha'put3
Noting further has bten done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

BIZ and nth the odcice and consent OF Me oeSsSS.
NorARIEs PuBLIc.-CBAUrAUQUE-H ID: ~.
Minor c. Benedict, s. NJ Clement John B. nines. Can.
sEx-wlli.n v. Allen. YArEs-Pomeroy Fitch WAlss y
James v. D. We,tfsi. TroGA-Charle. PlAtt Ldvrd W
Msxson CLnroy-Geous r. Ssnbon. Amos W.sMse.
Tss-Pcer +. finn. HLsxiMER-k Pome,oy. ,Essx-
BENJAMIN HI. Baldwin FULTON Edward Wells OLTss-
A. J. Kstcaun, J. s. Evans. ouEEss-Hsnry BeCnt, 4.
freeman. KIsGs-G D. Bennett, Hrnsp =. wes~ss
:. : coHass, H. F. Pie.on H. H. Rice, Ros!kn 1870 S
v.rd A Fr,Ier j. 5. Romans, n. Baldwin, Camper,
Richsrd sill Eawsrd Robinson VIM Constant L :; SssS
~ George w bforre John EryiDs d., John - csS-s
P w Tsrney D. T. Bedenbers O. Ireland jr T. ''hsy'ss'
w T. FsruhsH. A. j. Hale.
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FIRE IL ELIzABETH SrRyET.-At $40 o'cleck las
night, FIRE broke cut in the premises No. Ise Enna
beth street, ased as a melting house " >. Z. nun q
Sors 1t commenced in the rear, near the furnaces
ard extended to the front part, which 10 occupied a.
Office by that firm, ana as dwelling house oy sAs
tookkeeper, Samuel Southerdon.
Damage to stock, machinery ard building, about
81 Co., Not known to be insured M. s.s iufnnuis
damaged by water about 800; insured Tor si''v' ~
the Hsmilton Insurance Company
The building No. lS3, occupied by Alien ho''y -
a hide and fat house, was sighily damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

Ger. tb e Tued States shp GsIsntsG,,s witch q.
rived on Monday evening and I'D s he Sss %
the GLOWING report Of the state VI TIC ~ NJ
De Jsneiro, Dec. 81, 1870; ..
0e ,,r,n.A ssaOas, $50. superior ssrdsfsa. erA
C9f,.,s7sTS 6r.t nsry Sed s4se .co.d ses $50
sify .seScn s.es shipped Sestss. Arnv~ ast~i
Pc & 81 hssd os On the eA. saeof 30 cake =
az .eses RisSpesi sssaeee BslupoN lstee ei,ss1
Psi:sdsiehi. .ises E,t'ssss y jan IysS q .'s %
g. sol q Dsc. s,e, - L.v $oe pess ss,ys
fsaNofep, tSsgtek 3gA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

soa1THnG HRw pOR SA'IeAToss. - Aooo"e
Horoneer instrument jast prepared ior ssie snA
ia designed as the descriptive book says Tor woft ing
CIT val oss problems Of nautical astronomy whbHue
the Usual computation BY figures. The instrume~
ipdorssd by the best authoriiio. BY sphsf'osL as
geometry 10 stripped Of the greater part OF as eeest-
ity The horOmeter may be seen at No. "' Nv"
street.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR,

Tia, donation hs. been grated BY Congress.
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THE. LATEST.
INDIA AND CHINA NJ

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
M,RsEI4LEs, Jan. 81 ls57.-The mails from ladia
md China arrived by the Vsleta at noon, and viii be
dipssched for London at 10 o'clock this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1857.
The Ocean Telegraph received its quiesus to-day
BY being referred to the Committee on Post Offices,
which cannot report during the session. A week
ago there was every reasonable prospect 1t would
pass, but the more the proposition was scrutnlzed,
the less it attracted favor. If the compensation
required from our Government had been graduated
according to the principle of the British contract
that is TO say, proportional to its probable use no
serious objection would have been interposed; be-
cause the enterprise independent Of this consdera-
ton, and another, by which it appeared the great
bulk of the stock was owned in England, was re-
garded with favor. But when an attempt was
! made 70 exact the same terms from us that were
allowed by Great Britain for constant service with
all hor colonies, feeling became enlisted at the APP
| parent Injustice, and defeat followed. The mana
! gers overreached themselves, and may learn WIS.,
! dom hereafter from this chapter OF experience
| OF late DAYS Gen. Cass has become very down.
cast. He again despairs of the Republic. His
official cSrcer Is drawing near 10 close, and the
iih of March viii cOnsgn him TO hopeless political
exile with all the discomfort of unsatlshed ambl-
ton After long public life he has little 10 look
back upon in this enforced retirement that will fur
nsh con isolation, or soothe the pangs OF morbid
disappointment. The past is only record of
trucking subseryiency unredeemed by one noble
e1ort 10 yndicate the sentiments OF people who
trusted only to be betrayed. He expected office
under the incoming Administration, aud sought 1t
As a solace for the deliberate condemnation Of his
own STATE. For time the prospect appeared en-
couraging, and this fact only embitters the NORTH
| cation which is no longer concealed. Mr.. Apple
ton the chosen organ Of Sir. Buchanan: and Nh
Jones, his alleged con6dsnt, both courted him DO
fore the advent OF tho President elect III 70
ipspirv hOps, Rod t. justly coacipsisa, VITA sas
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-30
AdWiUt.tvmtof.s sutiss,

Nnfn0 Letters u Administration an
The estate N Jhmes = Alalnn. Ie.easui,
wctd granted 70 the Undersigned. NJ il
las, October f,fm n the ffobsse ceufl
~ T~allahasehie county, State W vi L..
.isslppii Vow oil persons havisg riaima
against ihe estate " said tlcceIeni. afe
hetch, feluifed ~ .shlhi, the i'm With.
in lht time limited ny law, oS the same
viii be- barred.
hkI,iN STATION, Alm nIsiraior.
Charleston, uci. ~, lNii.Uw
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r. RrHldmm HinIet. Mnha Harjen.
Nam Hanica oad Hisobeh Hardar.
and ~ other prisons INTERESTED IL Ne
ithds, fepsm,ais aud hsfoiiiamsns NJ
". H. Hrdo. deceased.
NOr arc hereby notified TO be- and
appear before thu Probate Cour, "
Tallahatuhic county, STATE II Mississippi.
IN thu secoud MONDAY IN December
next, then aud there To show causc, II amy
you can, why the following described land
Was Northwest quarter u. ". Ia Of
section ,wenty.one Is. el), northeast
quarter 81 section twcnty.one IN. J.. Ia,
:. ~. norsh.wr-t quarter N. W. Ia u
section twenty-five Is. ~, and east lmlf
~ uorth.cast quarter lE. l.2of y. y. ~
Of s'rlion twenty, all In Township
,wenty-.ix, ~ range two cas-, ct. q. X.
sL.l, should not he sold, according 10
The suggestion and petition NJ tho uudcr.
aisuad heir..at.law VI -aid drrca.ed.
Y. j. MALONE.
MARY MNON..
=. II. HARDEN.
~. q. HARDEN.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-12-30

INW Brick tornrr j. holding IN. srrat-
| e Inducements to the public who
aa',a purchase ';oods. than has ever
. efercd IN North Mssissirrt.
5uot RecofvceA.
itfs assortment Of oil kinis Of Gscds
! y N ! cnsntsv store. tes Ns&ssNes to
sF's, which will be snld ~ Igw = rsu
Parvhssrd IN Memphis, % ann other
les IN this eoansry, Toe sash, Or q 81
vi rasisw customers m ese4lAs ne
- csssisss VI oil kinds Mt.o1eAine.
''fs. Shees. Hats, anil ssenus faF6i6Ss
: Assis'ss srncrstly slss wsF
dDsaales' Dress Oooa
Ia as silks, ropIins, M-siMss, Cssh.
srs, DsI,ayss, Prints, Clcshs, Shswls.
aasls scaffs, u~ndesshir,s, Iis.ic9.
pvs, and almoss every article In tie
hoods linz. Ny frieaas and ell the
va ARE invited 10 give ~ . call.
W nvself 10 rle~se them.
Nss-u mos. B. CLARKE.