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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR saLE.-Ihe
~ valuable FARM OF the late {. {. TalIa-
lcrlO, deceased, in Calpeper county, is offered
Tor sale privately. This Farm Is OH the Rapid
al rver, adjoining the Kaptan Station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, the Station being only
Jew hundred yards from the dwelling house
and barn. 1t contains SIX HUNDRED aud
THIRTY ACRES, is highly productive, situa-
ted in beautiful country. and surrounded by
i.a most desirable neighborhood. The
- BUILDINGS axe convenient and III good
repair
TERMS accommodating. ANY information III
relation 10 TIE FARM may be aed By appIIca-
ton to the subscriber, or 70 tie following per.
sons.-kcteit a. Mayo, ga, Or F " RoddY.
Ri,LmouG; Dr. 4. IaIiaerro, CuipsPer Court
House, or Dr. II. D. J.lalero, Orange Court
House Law. II TALlAFEkkO.
Kapil.u station Cujpeper Co. sep l-2awtt
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GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER DECEMBER g. 1888.

CHIMES FACES FROM $50 To SlZ5.-lh'
Grover Y Baker sewing Machine Company Sc!
the two best MACHINES in use. One makes
the SHUTTLE. OR Lock STITCH--a stitch wei
adapted Tor sewing goods That are not TO D'
, washed and rOned; the other is new MA
CHINE, making the CELEBRATED GROVER 4 ia
KgR STITCH or THE LoCK STITCH THAT Is locHED
TINS MACHi F. is great improvement up
on ell previous VI chimes tor family use.
~ Send Tor Cucuar al - rrn!.sy lv'a .,
Ay,rue Washing Oh: 4sj Broadway, New
York: l37 Baltimore street Baltimore.
OPINIONS oF TIE PRESS.
Grover X Bakers is the Eest-AmericaT
AgrIcuiturlst.
10 all OF which the Tribune says Amen
n. Y. Tribune
Its all that it claims TO BEN. Y. lndepen
dent
Il finishes its own work; others DO not
Home Journal.
We gi.e i, the preference Amer Baptist.
1t needs only 10 be seen 10 be appreciated
Pnren. Jour.
Adapted for wooens, linen, or COLOMBIAN
aied. Monthly.
We ike Grover Il Bakers best-Lad!es
Wreath.
Which is best" Grover 4 Bakers y. Y
Dispatch
Superior 10 all others N. Y. Mercury
We have no hesitation III recommending it
n. Y. Express.
II requires 10 re-spooling-N Y. Evangelist
For family use they are unrlvaied-N. I
Daily News.
hey sew seam that will not rip.-N. \
Courier.
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I,REAT BAhGAlN..-lhe fresh, GENUINE
III and well selected stock OF DRUG> and
convenient FIXTURES, now in the Drug Store
numbered ~ and u, on King street Alexandra,
Virginia, can be purchased on the most reason
able terms. GEO +. HARRIS.
For particulars apply 10
ID. L. SHOOT, No. II, Royal street,
nn,. oA-hkr2y Alexandria Va.
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e OIiCE.-AlI persons are hereby iorwarG-
ed from Hunting, ShOotng, Ranging, or
IN any way trespassng on my lands at Spring
Bank or Lexington, in Mason's Neck, as the
laws will be rigidIy enforced against every Of
tender All permissions heretofore given 10
Hunt or Shoot on either. are revoked and none
can be gwen in future, as not only all Game has
been exrIrpa,ed by these incurslons but my
Stock narrassei and destroyed to an extent that
is unb~arabe GEORGE MASON
Nrrlnu Rank "a nov lT---nHM
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CENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
n RUBBER COMpANl.-GUlTA PER.
CHA COATS. CAPS, BOOTS, AND CLOAKS.
Silk, Alpaca. SeecIa and Cotton Goats, Boots
and Cloaks. Leggings, Covers with Hoods &c,
wholesale and retail These goods are warran-
ed to stand any climate, and will be sold at
mandatory pricess.
WALL, STEPHENS, 4 co.,
No 3G2 Penn. avenue, bet. 9tn and 10th SIS,
And No lU4 Duane street, 4 doors west OF
Broadway New York.
Washington. nov lJ--eo2m
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IL FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized
10 announce HENRY SHAcKELFoRp, esq, as
candidate TO represent the Seventh Consresslo'i
al District, in the next Congress.
nov l5-tf
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Y II. McVElGH X son, WHOLESALE DEAL.
% Frs N LQtORS, WINES, &c, are now
receiving, and have III store, their l. l.
STOCK OF LIQUORS. WINES, &C. OF all
grades, to which they invite the attention OF
their customers. and II eTchants generally visit
ins this market sep 10
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C,EKVANTS WANTED.-I wish TO employ
= tor the ensuing year, seven male SEN
WANTS Tor the Dining Room, and iour female
SERVANTS, two Tor CHARACTERISTICS. aud
two WASHEKWUMEN, ior winch liberal
price will be paid. address
SAMUEL HEFLFBOWER,
nov I7-tf Clry Hotel. Alcx'a., Va
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s. H. JANNEY, No. 90 FairiaX-st.. or 10
S.M. JANNEY, Purcelville, Loutoun Go
10Th rnn l--snNh:
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TYNE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK, or En-
i c ci0pedIa, being designed as CONVENIENT
book G. reference icr any important lac. con.
nec!cG with the political history oi the United
States, second edition, enlarged aud revised,
price IS, Just published and ol sale by
dec JOHN II pAkROTT.
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TI'HE FOLLOWING goods are now for sale
az lowest prices, having been purchased
from the manufacturers TOR cash. viz: Wagon
and Carriage Hubs, bsst Bright Springs
>wede Iron, and lhimbe skr:ns. and Pip.
Boxes; also. Just received full assortment OF
Fairbanks Counter AID Platform Scales.
,ov lf GEO. T. BALDWIN.
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FENHE GREAT FASHION BOOK OF The
DAY AT FRENCHS Book and Periodical

4 LEXANDEiA COUNTY, TO.Wlf:-TO
y the Clerk OF the Ccunty Court OF SAID
CGunty-We. Charles Golden, William /. Car
lin, ard ). b. Corbit;, three iTethoiders OF he
said Count do hereby certify that by virtue OF
a warrant 10 us directed by Wesley Carin, a
Justice OF the said county, we have this day on
cur oath, viewed and appraised COW taken up
by Peter PinkeE, or his ,and as an estray, and
assess the value OF the said estray al fifteen dol
lars. The said cows is a brindie with slit III
the right ear, AID an under BIZ III the lett, and
about or = years old. Given under oar hands
this - day OF December, 1898
f,u,S u cor nEN
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GA FuR REAT.-Tne WAREHOUSE
E.i,. fronting on the wharf, lately occupied by
J...i.rs dempsey. Possession can be gwen nm
N edi4yciy.
- The WAREHOUSE and WHARF no"
:. -, Il occupied by stephen Sh!nn. Possession
viii be given or the ist OF Sd monta next APP
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-04-14
FOR ne Pamela Star.
Fellow. Citizens OF Pamela County

leone before YOU again rs caud.
date for Dsrc Attorney. A. YOU
are aware, MY w'nby hi,ui, Cen
Whumure, defeated ire IN tie los,
election 10 which decision OF H.,
people. | bowel vih cnlm fc.isnn
uou. ! took tie ground IN thu
e%au,ess. - | 10 IN rhi., tia, politics
In. viipt.ly 90 jet bCtng ~ nit.
r,e'a. and ialcal rIc,,o.. AMI
ecuauiy hsp mole uue in lbc.t
uyirs umcs, han ll was then, vhcu
the VIII. party Wa aunyei against
he Democratic. and 81 vcic ii
po,cl hoveyer inptolS y, } to vo,r
IN accordance - 'hc'r rreiudes
The DARK c'ouI' Of Black l,cpubli
cau'sm. aOolniO' .m, and di.uuiou
ten. aiv tOU lowering over NJ, aud
u Ice mr' r,tty uuc patriot IT he
sou'h. 4 every i,amc aid hpc, to
act iu such msthCr ~ Mill best tend
70 uhi'c vi tie pat.ie. Of the Soath
and rtcscu, an uabrukcn lroU, IL
III" contest ct 1851, OF In certain
cou'iuscncic. that may Occur. even
before that time. II YOU, then. B,
conventions. determine tn supper, NJ
one for ministerial tAccs vhns,
political sri,cvdcHts ave different
From yours, vll j, no, tend TO create
hcat, burnitgs ard lisaaett on In ,ui
dpvu.ro,ldCu srctiouf atm a
southern man ~ birth ahdrlucalicu.
shd an wiling to pledge myself ia
the surP'tt Of every measure that
viii advance her interest. But
rnough Of politics. | return m,
%sitcste thanks to all my old friend.
vho'uPpor'ed me in the a',elcc,ion,
and al.e these who voted sgaiust
me (haPirs the la''cr vii 10 30 n
mcrc.) anil earnestly solicit Their
.uPrcr, q, the ensuing October slee.
ton. Very Respectfully.
NATHANIEL ". WILLIAMS.
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H0RSE.sTEALING

On Friday night, the 81 u April.
thrive bupCs were stolen rom DE
stable VI Georsc H. Stmttou, At Co.
M Depot. uuc Of them belonged
o. Thomas lrcrhit, one to Geo. II.
sirai,on, and one to A.a +. STATION.
VIZ rrorhi 60, On the track o. the
horses, and found his horse in the
possession VI Mr. Carlton, Of Water
Valley, Nho had purchased him from
a man ealing himself I.ca,hctvooj.
NJ. Carlton joined NJ. rrcpluI, and
they pursued the man to Wet Point.
IN LDvudrs county. On the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. Know ng that
be would recognise either of them.
hey got the Deputy Marshall 10 un.
icttakc hs arrest. The Marshall
iOuui him IN a Livery Stable, and
seising him around Ihc arms aud
body, called upon the man in the
stable TO help. but herIu.cd and nu
90, u the stable. The prisoner sue.
cCsdcd in drawing bis bcv c.kuiic,
aud Gu, the Msr.hall gu the arm and
his clothes, in several pIacrs. before
assistance atrvrd. aud he altcrvni.
SAID he would have killei HIN 1t he
could. Wien truphit aud Carlton
came ap.they rvcvgulsCd Mr.. Lea,h.
CtvOOi to 10 A. u. llvpsOS. VI ~
Soto COuuty-,bC same Who AtIIci
Murray, IN Memphis, anil more rs.
ccn,y ktlIed GOtorth, near Napoleon.
lie had the other tao HORSES IN the
stable They arrived with Mr.. Hui.
son. 10 Pamela. on Sunday evening.
aud on Mowiay, al : o'clock, he va.
atta,gtcd b,tOtr k.qurrcs DAVIS aud
Rayburn. lie stated tina, be soa the
iOtsss playing Poker and IN The
ulal IN the Circuit Court, he COald
prVve tha, Iac,.
Col. Miller AMI n. c. Taylor, aP.
pesred Ior the defence. and Judge
Harrison aud NJ. :. Ward for the
prosecution. The Ccur, required
bail IN the sum OF s~O thousand dol.
Isrs. IN d,IauIl Of whiel Mr.. llui.su
vss committed re the jail Of this
county.
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oua FARM

IUf. ff
stsfa .uI stu nt
eve control, ul ~
DE people TT ff t71f rp.r
tact that It Ef fuI r. hf
rrgsreul'0 mHf0 sntIs.f
6t sl limos. eia' vo vHull si.
issd itwl NJ, hW H. b. f ml
aud ae support se rrurl vpl
JiHIy Of mI ..rrilU Isi .r
laIm lho names OF 70 E0nl MONS
persons win lrt t4i Ta.l fHfi#,
SIN lu other y,af, uUd iH m
sons are, prthau, tli haair Tide
fact that lhff hef.fc werars zee
nom colrguf out pifr aHl m
ing i move acceptable 20 iu..0 rt0
do Jay Et Eyofy ctr.u Of lo
county should subscribe tul pay lur
the sfsR immediately, pui II tba,
will 10 49, va promise 90 cyprnl DE
entire Income VI Che paper upon lts
improvement We have recently
zen, ouf paper to quite a number OF
wealthy gentlemen Ia tbc county
Who have returned IL, and we rc
&c, exceedingly that they have not
sniicIen, county prtic, to induce
them TO contribute he small .um II
two dollars toward the support Of a
paper IN their own county, even II
they did not want the paper We
have given our time aud advanced
the money necessary 10 cslabl III u
paper intended to lc alike crrlihblc
TO US anl the people Of the county
withou, desiring TO make money IN
the operation, and altlolgh We may
no, have succeeded 10 Out caur, .,
well as We would Ike to have done,
and may perhaps fail t, please oil,
20, it is exceedingly unpleasant, to
us no, to have our la os prp up.
%prccialed, by those for whom w. have
spSn, our time aud money.
All sho II, for job. work, ad
vsr,ising, or subscription. are te.
'rscIfu'ly requested to make imme.
date payment, Is ,ur expense, az,
heavy aud ma', be met, OF the paper
will ,,op.
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Cot. NJ. :. WAgp-Dar Mr.
In your Cxccllcn, paper OF the "a h
March, | noticed a communication
from Judge Burbridgc, rurpor,ius
to be reply ITO the Petition pre-.
.cn,cd by sundry citizens Of Pamela
county, calling on him to release
Judge Harrison from certain oil ~.
dcns. real or imaginary" | nm
one u the signcrs of tue petit on.
and have been disposed to take to
active part in the con,cs, going on
between the electors Of Pamela, on
enc side, and Judge Burhiiige Oh
the other. Since reading ihc answer
u Judge Durbridsc carefully aui
im~rartially. | SIN forced 10 the con.
! clusiOn. tia, ], Is evasivc. AND fail.
to meet the issue presented by the
petitioners. Judge BartrijgC u.e.
this strange and mysterious language.
ii am unable to comprehend what i
e you are calling on me to release
Judge Harrison from." When q. he
same time the caption Of the 7 ply
in question states positively, j, Is to
procure the release Of Judge ilarri.
son from obligations specifically Sc:
forth. The petitioners Ines as ~sl
tefcre as after the production Of
Judge Darbridge, the guarantees Of
The constitution, relative to ,herghss
Of citizens and tn. privilege Of be.
coming candidates, bu, in view Of
the manifest preference OF the people
for Judge Harrison. a respectful call
ans made on the only person able to
male the release. Let me ask al
candid men. IT the response il no,
an eacr, to be- the question. mys,ity
and avoid presenting the true issue.
II Judge Harrison, q, the lime d.
luied 10. placed himself under Ger.
sais obligations to Jsdse Dssbriage,
Ne pssple IN ,hes majority. ssy to
Jsdep Dssssides, isfssas - ul<shsr
~ w'ee Nm q ~ - ssssW
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ets ~ y W slhsf : mas' 'sststi'
ialiy itqassiei " Asss shs ~
aHfsliy lblets'si W 'lass che
lses he ret n teffsf ne NEE
rfe = n hty fle'sst u #lll NJ
~ T. nbiY, - WI ~ ! Is'iha ",
I sm snail b "A 2 mWthstA shsf u
.tyat ae ealing ~ w. gfs'sss'
tBdgs iitns8a itm" Ice gou
Ffe g.al mHe % fnH tlihff
Jenf #fafIg, ~ yaaf VI lhhgffn ie
hts fltIhy IT'D eit ~ aTtfPa
.ieh. che isls OF io eaie hnff
altys t.t MD tulfe Duidi af
sa aabffmhh thi upon iunhef
.%rtneffoh, ihlhh W vil eamo w.
qlafeIy atd feul ow NJ 10 should
how,e. % voNli rive no 20 DE-
osfieioo N he tmirg bic twr
TafRh N b toniottlo ofc No pee
rIe ohd Mo people h,hls potion OF
Ne county, afo for an open Cell
looking ~ merit In Jalical oloG.
lions, insmi ~ prtly io.p
Osr ~ InE lg1fiosrha,
~ "a an M4Hui, MIS- !
Apll 2ll, 1868
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RAILROAD MEETING.

There will be i grand May Day
gathering AMI Rra,lroad meeting a,
sardi., on Saturday the l., Of Nay
nesI lion. Henry :. roo,c aud
others will address the peoFle on the
occasion. We hope everybody viii
attend, as the objcc, J. to devise the
ways and means to build the Real
20 the South bank Of YockCns river.
In time for he nes, crop.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.


Pursuau, TO preyIou, noiics, I
largc aud respectable number q ,hs
Drmucmte paiiy assembled Al Tho
Court House IN Iauola. Mi.i.lppi.
on Monday, the oh Of April, i~|
he purpose q appointing dclcSatu
70 q Di'ulct Convention to nominate
q candidate tor Circuit Judge al
DisuipI Attorney for this District
On motion VI J. J. Meek, CD
J. j User wa called to he Chsir,
aud \. NJ Ia. lub .evls, 6 " sr
Us S%edtIaly.
On motion " j. J. Meek. ,hM
he cbnaWaa arvoin. a committee
VI live ~ duI, I.sDlun. Ne, the w..
'uNts poftons wv.e appointed,
tg.Wl.:
Col. J. II. DicAcrs, J J. Mssi,
Capt. John Boycc, Mm. killsbrss
Sad Maj. ". :. Randolph. liz
{ mmIt,ec retired for n few minu,u
aud returned AMI reported The g.,Iss.
ug resolutions, io-wit:
~ sOitcd, .ha, the pcmccrsc
oI this couoiy deem !, capcd.cu, Il
Holi a D,s,rie, Convention to homi.
nate candidate, tor Ci,cui, judo
snd Ds,nci ATTORNEY.
Rethea, Tim. Holly Sr,ius, u
,hc place aud the second MONDAY q!
Jane the time ior holding ,sid Goa.
'en..9n, or any O,lcr time anil rlss
hat may he agreed upon b. he
Democracy q, ,b, district.
Rc51htsd, Tint the fcllosins
pcrsous lie appointed delegates 4
attend said Convention, to.wi,.t
J Meei u, 7. II bier. James Al
Jon. Cl. I. I. y son. Dr J. 2.
Wallace. Erhraim Aisms, ps. J.R
Payne. 5. II. Ford, George +. An,
dci 'ou, d. Calvin bro me, A. y.
IL, bum, Col. c. l.. HUT. Col. X
u. slcige, ". 5 Randolph, d.. ].
{. DAYS, Capt. John lIcyce, :. }
l,'husun, and Cul. J. K. Dtckeas;
y. j. Benson vas addei by I've 1
DC committee.
6.soleed, Tia, VIC. q portion I
the Democracy II Mississippi, ~
qacst our delegates in Congress -
~ yield one inch On the Lseompso
coustituison-,ha, experience Prev
that concession invites sggrrssisA
atd it is tie opinion Of this ,neelis)
tha, II Abolition ~ Black Rsru&
cani.m IL determined to carry -
lis threats. ,ha, NC, the Sosshen
people, will neset be better abe =
maintain our constitutional ri6no
han at prscn,, and ,ha, ~e bslieN
til , We have many more friends Z
the Moth than there will BE- Deasd1d
A'nolis IN the South.
RssOirsd. ] hat the following =
pcrs be requested TO publish the -
Ccedibgs vt saij meeting. to-sn'
Memphis Appeal aud Avslsnche -
faucla Star. and oil other rspo
irIen:ly to said cause.
Resotsd, That the deleesses g
pointed 10 said Convention Be -
rec aud su,rsnm.Icd. to DO in =
%dr'crvIIon uha, they may ,hipk -
per to be lone for the god essss.
On motion Of Col. j. X. DiekseA
the resolutions vcrs adopted By =
meeting unanimously. i.
On Motion, the Chairman ~ =
del to the lie, Of delegates. +.
On notion. the meesing adjoussee
j b. flSER, Choirwes.
/ N n.~o~. .---
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hAfa nan NtAfnta

OB lac FaUlts gstw fa
tnt sHtI Astft fsus
Hs,u Nlg s6l ~
tm Lueas bst
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~ One II the be-, articles Of
the rrseu, dav, tor purifying the
blood. and imPariius healthy ami in
vieorstins tone to the human .ys,cm.
is MsLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier. We knc~ II ~,
for We hass tired H. See the advvr.
tIssment in another eOlumn.
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POLICE COURT.

The nea, regular ierru Of tbs COsr,
Gil commence on the fourth Naa.
day, the se'h lay Of April Over.
'sers Of rO,i, and other. having ba-
sinsss In the Court. stsvli rsrssm-
Der this.
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y ~ ~ ffFHH f"
ealy ~ hsi hht y " nests Ne
bsiisf tdiey ~ . msb - silsmf'
v fst Nj iasha'. mefsi stafssle
To- lisas tsfns Ne pahile tsiais "
iu tffh HHaftsi
Tstifaag mg. jalN HinIiaf
nee beet " N z IL Ist'tl hfll
ist.gs. Weil, . tnls itsffwtfg of
eight wlth year y ~ ir oi
line she6 aiei ~ deelhtnff
tuit h %sesfaely seflh failea
haiw Petitioner g . Iittiulu blend
N mine. I you'd taflalnly 10 ls.y
sthiambls iaffemls lhaii ah mj pet
sore | 70 fall 10 disclose 10 hm, end
~ soubly, that taige llau ion b.
been In gnts, since We be- been 10
tha county fourteen yfnfii e lei.i,
II NOT slaleeh ahl seven Jtar n
mat time Ne hA been de Inrlm efi
u ne once he nos loIlh w. tit,
Judge IlnpIson has bfen polling
mll " ont VI Tie cnth u the pub
ho flf a. least fourteen years
Nov, my friend, ! viii notice
shat you wish me TO any "}os' %
Wei, y9ukhos an a wrlt lh'c, ahi
n courle willing, ut OIL umes, &C.
uhlor you any accommodation lhnl
s %pram0tiye Of my election, anl nor
e,hcrvs e incompatible vii ny in.
%icteil, feeling or inclih lon, for you
gay in uur replication 70 my pu'wer,
Now, ih, is q species Of technical
pleading the people had no night 70
expect OF Judge Burbridee' lsup.
pose you mean by that ! should im.
plc,dy obey the voice VI the people.
Well, my friend, | will obey Tie voice
ol The people, for the citizens Of my
county have instructed me IN the mo.l
imperative language to make III,
release Of Judge Harrison from al,
oil CATION he may be under TO me.
the las, act Of my life aud those IN.
struciions we're received long beior,
the presentation Of your petition
!. But you say Judge Harrison ''a'k.
lor nothing o, my hands, Well, i
/, Judge Harrison asks for nothing,
| mos, cmphatically declare that ! vii
/, give nothing , and II Judge Ilarri'oI
wishes 10 become a candidate, L.
|, him shoulder his own responsibilities
q as every ether man has to do, an.
run for any Office he plcascs.
. hope Petitioner wlll no; console
4. the above answer cyasiyc. Perm.
me 10 remark tia, hereafter | shi.
. consider myself under no obligation
10 answer further communication
, upon the shove subject, unlr'' Os,
!, The name Of Judge HARRISON bimsel.
a and then | will argue the facts ~
+. the merits Of the case.
]. I. NJ. nrRBRlpGE.
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Ear The Telegraph wires arc ncv
up, from Memphis TO Pamela. ani
our good friend ". VI MWau,tt.
10 the Operator here. The iu'iru-
men, h,, no, We, arrived. bu, /. cS.
pec,sd every day, anil tc'otc >siur.
day he ~ill be ready to forward di,
patches 10 all part. Ut VIZ llaehan.
sn's territory, including N mpht.
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Hen. Taenss Il. Benton, died On
Saturday he losA instant, ., he n.
siAesee 70 wsehisesrnC ssv.
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a 0oob slttiuss--MeLsss,
ueuglt enine codal and hIe,a
Purifier !. one n The nest u.sfaI ~
ss'aht ltvefae'' d HE day h
mid and agreeable 10 The ,ss,s.
btaelns ihe hNvc,, giving . hosllI,
tone to tie stomach, aud lmrsnah
o K ltlou' appetite A wihe slsv
full ol III Cordial taken three ii.~
q day, will be better tAan a isml,
physician, Nc no other medicine slI
! Q required For Ioie, II 10 psrI.
%cslarIy recommended, a, !, strength.
co. Gle ub' u the %"ecak,r ,ossslss
IA an astonishing dcglcc, See In
advertisement ii another column.
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ONr ~ Ing rrnfloslHa,
~ a AT MWt MIS- q
Apll 2pi, 1856, \
Ior mo panoia Star
Aml1O. is5s.

$500
Mn lbrtoni-As lhcro iao good
deal 81 feeling beng nos minllcs1e
u part 1T the ctlarw VI The eouu
Is, 10 reference 10 thc election 81
Probate jodgc for the County @
Pamela, IN the approaching October
anl masmuch as the PIE
son, incumbent Is drquaIihcd hon
being a candidate lot reelection 'on
account OF some real o. IN uginaty
obligation VII Oh he il under 10 Judge
Nprbudgc,' (lrom which, II is e'i
dent, be- Nll not bc released !
would suggest the name o Col. =.
u Mostly ~ n suitable person t.
hll that station Col Mo.cIy Is too
vel knovn TO the people Of tie Coun.
" to rcqnhc my commentator NJ
The hands ~ the writer. Suffice i,
To say,.if the people will elect him,
! ioub, hot, no stone Will be lel, IN.
turned, on his part, to discharge the
duties Of the Office faithfully. The
widow ani the Orphan would truly
ind IN him . husband and n father.
ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
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A CAsE y Coxscrxxcr.-An
sinia paper mentions hat . papee
Chur,h In that State refused 2
Iuruish tie statistics Of 10 seal0
to the District Aesceiasiso. II
ground Of the oejeesies 30 - 2
END Up shess ss~sissses, vssl1 y 2
comma " sia Il vaisA Dusj3 -
ssi.y, ID ''ssabssise ~ pseoA-
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CfRcvft CovSr.-rhe next term
81 The Ccar, siIl Commence on Mon.
day, Nay the iOih. as,,.