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The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

The New Orleans Crescent says there is a
singularity about the ravages of the Yellow
Fever there the present season. not hereto
fore noticed. 1t is that it attacks the Gre
ole and acolimated portions of the popula-
ton with as much violence and fatality as
the unacclimated.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Viva Vocei

Remember that there is to be no voting
by ballot at this election, but every man is
to call out the name of the candidates for
whom he votes, and the Sheriff repeats it
in an audible voice. This is the Southern
fashion of voting, and is one of the ''spar-
ed monuments. of Border Rufian legis-
lation. ii q. --- ,...,
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Vote EariYi

Don't wait till afternoon. Vote early and
then see if there is not some poor neighbor
who has failed to attend for lack of team
or Ill health. who can yet be iaduced to
ride to the polls and exercise the Freeman's
suffragel EHI
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Adminietrator,s notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Admin
IN istration upon the estate Of Sewell Brozson,
late of Breckinridge county, deceased, have been
granted to me by the Probate Court of Breekin'
ridge county, z T.. bearing date the fourth dsy
of September, I'D. 1853. Therefore, all persons
having claims against said estate, are required %
exhibit them to me for allowance within one ysaF
from the dste of said listers, or they may Be pis
eluded from any benefit of such estate; and If sAio
claims be not exhibited within three yesrs fF79
the date of said letters they will be forever barred
ISAAC BRoXS0h,,
fAdm'r of Sevell Broxson, deco
September 18th, le5S.-3t
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Let the People BewareI

Tie people of Kansas Center township
and Allen and Dow creeks have been sold
for consideration It remains to be seen seen
whether they win blindly follow those men
who assume to be their masters and sell
them like cattle in the sfAmbles! How is it?
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

QUARANTINE WAR.-A mob of armed
men destroyed the buildings and hospitals
at the quarantine station, on Staten Island,
on the 1st and Cd ult. Gov King has pro-
claimed martial law in Richmond county,
the seat of difficulty.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

{ The Yazoo Miss Banner contains an
advertisement stating that two of Senator
Douglas negroes were confined in the va
zoo county Jail. They had run away from
the plantation of Mr.. Douglas, in Washing
ton county, Mississippi. Z,
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
County NominationsI !

a pseudo convention was held at Fre-
mont on Thursday last. at which William
WkalocE was nominated for County Treas
urer. Timothy Aek'asirs for County Auditor,
and Noah Bizlsr for Superintendent of
Common Schools! Bargain and Sale :
The bitter viii be bitten VIII the people
be bargained away for paltry Offices
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

Douglas is following spalding & Rogers
Circus in Illinois in order.to get audisncss.l
He speaks in the pavilion just before. the
other performances commence. A man
who has to resort to such practices to OBJ
tain audiences, is pretty nearly ''gone up, I"
which IS probably the state of l.sDug's"
case. So mote it be. - sf asafia 70
.,,-t--.sf- =. s..vf r.,
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
Medical Notice.

nR. g., A. CUTLER. having permanently
~ located IN Forest Hill, offers his Pa
fessional services to the citizens Of that Pr
and surrounding country. Dr.. c. is grsdu11I, ~
the University of New York, member q Y
ctS HfSIsa sve and SGssy Esa yYn%a1 sn having h.d
raj years experience in the largest Hespaas - =
the q. s., he hatters himself that he can give
Iiseara his eare - - Eases ~1l''n 'D' = sePll-d
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
FarmerSi

Harness up yoar big teams, and take your
less fortunate neighbors to the polls. Il
aOont hart you! Remember the ''good time
comingH'
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02

Gov. Denver has resigned. The "whvs
and wherefores'' are not stated. Well, we
have had worse Governors, and may have
again. aa Il @ sa s--e.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
QueryP

''When we voted for WHITFIELD were we
'tall Democrts ?" viii Judge Baker enlight-
en- US on the subject?
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-02
AMERICUs School.

TfHE SECOND TERM OF THE AMRp,o,.
4 School win commence on the 18Th Of ~
Der, ander the auspices of the VI oetO-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

shall leays home, fuf Virginia. the
tfsl VI neat week, aud We ahseu, aboa,
one mouth, NJ lhAso A. uu,Ai vill
have charge u The sf,s during my ab
ssuea, and hos ully authorised 90 receive
AL recsip, for money on account Of the
printing aAee.
AZ ntphes. John " Ward, ell eceu
=, my Law olte, anianswe ~ al Inquiries
10 regard 10 my professional tuslnss.,
emit my return
~ Let,eta o. eoWmaui cations Tor the
rflu,ing chee, aust be addressed 10 " he
Editor ~ Ne Psneld Nor nud ra' 70
ne hy name, OF 'hsy wtli no. be orshii
until I return. ~ ctffful 10 tsmsmber
,a,s, Il Yea wish 10 avoid the dsla,,
~ y WARD.
Jaly q, IS.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

u# STEEL alh1fl ahmlff more
|ms.u NaH etAt ~ lanf fHf
tsiiti pmlfmih 40 tfsNmlgn taft
fm N8H efft Hffif
ss maia q m Almail diill lf
nm ~ fm laft w tfttnl ita' u
als mHaa 1861 Az itlffhH ffT
Fl ffsf. fiff FL ttaT iHtH
tuMff fa1 Fla mht
asN it f0lNt iHf Fi8 fgalHiG
@If 4, fhH. FL HtfHftffiig uh
ly NNf ID Hmi If ft
1T ", huifh mifHa fiIfa' tlrai0
Al ~ itr lH ft iH
teftl tT#llf Il
hsfl edfi rf Hat Hff.0tI
darf tai uN0l co., af
~ slfl tvIf |lH irIH
HHliH W itaT l6 lo1 M lN
hfbal ~ ttnl Zoo a HaHf 0fi lf
HIttfU Ht til I'fiy lHNI u
eh ilp NiHt fNff. unil lt lNu
nnme dh la . iuf nHtI
le l"H mol. Hrtie ''III tsnf lfl
" .I0t 1i0r hOhy ior h
HI aHf0'nf' tal
Wa ''lt 'l''t tn no'r 0i uIs
l''slItf ~ nen' aroe Nero
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Mainly on aeeoun, q our assisiun,
ecmpcsi,cr having been sick for ev.
,r'l dsys past, and our own iudis.
rOsit siuee We had the frs, chill
two weeks ago, We are again late in
issaipg the Star, We have no, half
worked on, the quinine the Young
doctor procured u, With, although
~s have'had the i,auhcs for q week
past. We ache and feel bad all over,
and under this feeling have had to
eli, the paper. sc, type. work ID
papers. attend to the Ofhee books,
end . hundred minor matters.
We have done our bes, under the
circumstance. bu, End Il an uphill
bu,iusss pulling aeaius, Providence,
Wen grin and bear il and DO the
best VIC can.
We learn tia, the proprietor o.
this paper 10 sieA In Virginia, a,
LsxingsCn. We ,nOs 10, vhsn to
s,Pee, him home.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

ne Aagpa trmhsl II ihls sis'
.hfa ful lHafiah Iss Teen ~ euf
.lshlt ~ NET hsh wsss ihs
HsatAaa imH %sIagsslte, asfehi
~ lHteisi tiihisllaa sesmhg
.ihs siaftsmttt n feaihAs ha't
.faliHn, mifaisfHiH, M NJ III
mtiif thd mallafie tufH II Il
Gifted Wy ise ttAtdeal pppihap
lhs agl la shleh iili
gotten ap mil,s " aa aiaamiHi ~
.Hy eh hllf, vhla M Ihldtte
M iW liauti malelim lHilsDtma
taI. m wv flahua Hiny
nl iDfif Ice ftfe Dsi anfam
Wet alfafef ls Only Al AllffH
" y rlul N u sionramay
'I 49, ss enpIei, ehe tft
~ Na nay mfflf say hhEfbe
nH wiloml periodical 80 Mos Of,
antlur
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
The Public Well

The Public Well Of Pamela has
been, Il late, a public nuisance,
Only a slof, time since a number Of
Us Who live around the Square con.
iibu,ci our "quarlcrs,r aud smaller
amounts 81 change to have this
Well ~rcralcl-i, VAS cleaned on,
With the funds collected, ba, |, was
30, ra, in proper working order.
The viadlass vas d,ea fsr many
iays, snd new Ia. buckle, is ron
eoma,ibus in tie bottom Of the
vSlHbas.
There arc bu, few wells ucar the
Square, and IN case Of frc. ten
buckets Of water coall no, be raised
IN bali ~ hour. The consequence
would bc the destruction Of tie basi.
ness portion Of eur town.
", cal tie attention II the Board
Of Police to the condition Of tic
County Court Utk. and rcsrec,.
fully inform them tina, the people
arc tired cf Nursing IL
T. S. Since the shove VAS pot
10 type. our ch,erprisius, clever, &C.
cOmmodaiine, lellos -.Owusnssn, NJ.
c. l.. Rs'linss, uith bis own hand.
voluntarily pu, the ~cll in order and
sSll done !, Is. Representing hi.
cOnmani,y NC ,hsnk bin, .ineculy
fer tis orpor,une services.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

IH,aais, woEsELts 4 Cc.-ww.
T prcnif, has Withdrawn IRON this
firm. as viii be seen ty Dissolution
notice under cur head II "Ncw All.
vcr,i,cmer,s." Messrs. Ralph wor.
melcy and wn. 9. Pickett. vill con.
time the business a, their old stand.
where they Oasr q very large stock
Of al Kinds Of plantation supplies.
Mr. J. NJ Terrell continues to &C,
as Agent foe the frm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Before midnight, lest Wednesday.
.. gale d vind sap, ever cur town,
shaking houses and de.p0ilins ,rsc.
81 .Ome Of their branches. No
ssr'Oas damage resulted from IL, but
Ne knOs TIA, > number Of our Gill.
seas beesms very uneasy, and LET,
their rooms to Geek rrO,ss,iOa In
other houses which we're no safsr
than their c~n.
THIS vini ~ss from the North,
ani every LAY succeeding It's advent.
to the rresen, time, has been qsise
sosl-eeol enough Tor vOO'sn ear.
nse,s. Monday morning ,hsrnom.
.,a 81.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

AFAiR Cn,Scr.-0ar friend, l..
d. EarP, !, will bc seen BY advcr.
iisemen, on neS, page, oilers a
desirable residence for sale on mol.
crate terms. Il is situated in the
Eis, Warl Of Pamela, aud in q good
ne ghbOlhood
Any one desiring to purchase a
good dwelling With lots Of good
ground attached, would DO well TO
arply soon.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
Aeesiea Tickets.

w ssk those Of cut candidates
shO intend to have ticket. printed to
trins in their orders q, IN early day.
Dsa't delay !, Until he las, uemsa,.
We prssnme oil csr county sandi.
aasss oil have their TICKETS printed
IN fanel,, and no, ssni 10 Msmphis,
fss ~ ean pint thea % vel in the
Scr Jsb.sess, and a. cheap Is ,tsy
ssE be isus 10 sas Bus G.,y.
csa Nth ;as order, rssasS-
esss 10 :sss ecieu, svuslszea. GO
sAs' " ny is-s he rsspsE .ssssl
81 Tins &c s4s ga ussss~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
TIlo Atlantic 49,
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~ HrH afAlHnss4f feA.sAfMsftf
~, s'sl ~ rave etll . tgiIet
N Vsth fH'sHeHafs u vl fifA
.hsles W. a|ss Il ana Ne utly ~
fell, usmi " lhe limet
hm. a. o.''s' h'Ts'.~, y N.
fhHfd hlsiH
liz Maiesly HeNfts " fHhFfaiH
Iiie We tiss Test apan iha tnmlle
I'M VI ih rfeal imefmnWhi wtfA
Ih shsh iie ultfh iHhes lhe iseppa'
interest I've Qaeeg il eonvtt ea
lhai Ne Pes leai vlll lnih wfh htt
N lefYNt't bepiff hat ihv electric
fthle shlfh noe rsnteelH Great
NJ mlh sch ~ tnlied States, viii
provo ah htilohAl lnk belwteh The
iIaha shaie htnlshp u founded
HTou their eommnn interest ahl ~.
Hpfaenl esteem The Qieeh has
much pleatuui w thus communicating
With lle President aud thus iehtwihg
no hn her wi he's iut tie prospect y
" ,le lniied States
President Buehanan's Reply
NGw iung, Aue. ~ Tie fol.
losing Ms sent uyet tie Atlantic
Gable yesterday
WAsulSalos CiY, Aue TO-
The President cordially mclwo.
Gates the congratulations Of her Ma.
.icsty, the Qhgen, on the success Of
he great International enterprise
accomplished By the science, skill
and mlom table energy " the ,wo
countries, II Is o triumph, more
glorious, bocaue more useful than
vas ever won ~ the oon1Wror on
The Geld Of battle May The Atm.
,te Telegraph Cable under the ble's.
~ ot Heaven, prove to hea bond Of
perpetual peace and insVlship be.
tween the Kindred nations. AMI at
ius,umcn, destined by Divine provi.
deuce to dnusc religion, civilization
lbefV and Law throughout, the world.
IN this view, will not all the nation,
Of CJrs'eudom spontaneously unit,
O the declaration, that il shall b.
forever NEUTRAL, aud that Is commu
nIeations shall be held sacrel in TIC
places OF their lee nation IN I'll,
milg Of hosultics.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
Extra fiae Peaches.

wsars indebted 10 our Kind friend,
Capt. c. I. llur', for q 10, Of large,
delicious slear.stOrc Peaches, from
his orchard. a few miles from cur
team. The favor Of these peaches
/" peculiarly rish-ssPsriOr to any
Which Ne have tasted this year
Capt. llur, hos rased thousands 81
bushels, ard has been ia,,cuias his
hogs uroa them. Ply Ills to ss.,
such ~''resris" before swine. To
feed an editor On them 10 . good
idea.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

M,scStc frxAts ScncoL-It
vii be seen BY advertisement, In TIN.
weeks issue. tina, the nsx, session Of
this cxcelIeu, female school. Is 10.
ferred to the frs, Monday in October
neat, for the opening. in son,s.
qsencs Of the general sickness pre-.
ssilirg. This, We dOas, not, will
NEE, the spPrsessisn Of every patron
II the school.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Ne init lhat lono'a is noua
'f.y rauf town, o., ai itssi, u hp
Ioiu 60 Ne tonuffci 81. Tie
Ntlsle1 have 1nil preaching TO u
tnl gone afyt the sinners In the
coauiiy Wish ec lived in No. coun.
rs, where We could hear an aeoa
sinhil stiWUns
The neat time lule money Is
wanted ~ Ihe Church here, We
presume ,ho people about town viii
be called On sans certm8nie.
Since fang ~ Ihc Church, Il has
been closed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
siekrers Again.

las, week We published tho fac,
TIA, much Ugh, sickness existed in
our county, and that sixteen 10 one
family, abOu, Eve miles from Pano.
Ia, were Frustrated upon sick beds
q, one time. With that r~ciSreaee
We should have said, by measles,
only. We gave the s.atemen, a. i
VAS given to Us, aud hold ourscll
clear Of any intention 10 dcpreeia,e
the bygicnic claim, Of any planter,
cighbcrhOoi.
We have stated tia, much sickness
prevails in our county, and tina, the
bill Of mortality is very lish;--,hi.
Is literally ,rae, and Nc 10 no, hesi.
tate 70 say tina, Pamela county is a.
healthy, ordinarily, as any other in
the State. She hiss heretofore proved
to be 50.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

No GuraSriSr.-ne City
Council Of Memphis could no, agree
upcs . plsn Of quarantine ., DAs,
city. and % . free pass d sivea to
islls. Fever 10 enter aud depart .,
pleasure.
Though ,e,les fever, q, last se.
counts, -ss sts'ins in Neu Orleans.
", We luu~ tia, ssp'snesr Is the
sent mcnth for ssfe,y FROM iss
rsvsse.. rsSr Ms~pAh-rscr Al.
dermen.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

M There ARE eighteen caai.
for the Office OF Tax. Assessor
IN Pamela county, Mississippi. You
&c, us for one Mat. -HrHaado
Prsss.
What sOr, Of a MAI are you Got
for iOcr. mn, or dish. matt
II You will look over tue announce.
meats in the SrAR you Will fnl the
name, Of o,iy sixteen candidate,
for Assessor in this county. Fifteen
of them will 10 "sisycd..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
Corona Wreath

We have received the Grsl number
% avery nca, md well filled monthly
pub location, with the above uile,
commenced las, month, a; Conuth.
Mis- ty the young laiic,o Of Corona
fcmale College, l, contains 10
pagcs Of interesting matter, nearly
all origiusl. rublishei at Al 81
per annum, 10 advance. being
"dcvo,ed'' to the cause Of Elacl,ion
aud the improvement, Of Society IS
merits an extensive patronage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Mayor Ticnsman, Of this ci,y., =
ce'sed to day a eongra,ula.ovy =
age from the Lord Mayor Of =.
don, dated 2sd Of August. o.
W. Fled received a Iclesrsphie -
patch from London to-day, ~
Angus, sith.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

-
tfts, ME us4 M
sasd, daiet "Tmru<Ljs.
ed slf.e1 "wm. q lIsa
" ihs st'h fixtsrIsnt
Wy = lts'Is I sehslbIs
. anad amHei msh
FsHsv AllaH ne 10 ar 49,
ysm fepy usl ! I'm "A lLs
nliy fenfss, ~ N stls, 49,
"t.eh dust" from lLs ts@'
arhdias ifem lhs sshsass a,
~ ~ fiatIlia county, n ~ ~
aasl elteiioh Ny ftssass
pfe Fa'l0us ofe ~ whlsh si@-
llehA gud hat 10. ] an sIuII -
~ ~ gsh trsnxt nIshL
~ Fash telhs NY s~shs,A'z
siitf msiafs fsnesiien. hs,s~~'
elaled 70 male ny tssi ho. "a.
publIs sid soIaeisfily tslp -
The fphltai,
1h9.e u NY fellow eltl,se a.
lhifwled 10 vote ~ me-, NH ~.
receive NY lhanks. and ,hoss
lhi'nded 70 tois eihsfwI,s, a.
'~e---le gfeesly .. .omsted,
estth'ei While I r. 10 xorL.~'
Htltslhe that ancient ballad ssn.i
"Ilooi Hog or Do" A eos1~s.
elanIs - throwing away We iess
running for . petty Office. espse
when be Sands no chance II
elected.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
Ailsnsle Cable.

Nav Yoak. Friday, Avg. r
cyrus W Field ssni . ,elssrs
me.saes 10 England on wsAeo.
ava received an answer to-day.
Gable % how working beaudfur,.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Hereafter. g,p al,shlnmsni nlsnl
|, iiut p%HhHesllen h,hr sita, must hatl
lhs length n lihf which ihfy zee " Ne
published, marked on ihsm ~ hil,t
lsemenla msfk ei "ttll tufhid, uf 49, I,
sill se puhDsheilM ohe teaf, and ghaif
81 aeaailinfif
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

WngAE' Wngar,,-lf anything
Is as good as shea.'' ]; IS money
gold aud silver, which our elcver
fricris, Jones 4 Geivin. a, Bates.
vile, are prepared to pay for
5000 bushels OF wheat. q, Memphis
prices. See their card.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Fbaffaos ZOE AnHnanfln eindilaiuf
az a. fnllawa Tho money muil b. lhil
IN HiriHss, intafihIlt
Iat state of nsluei 1lhrss, alO Ou
Couuly uhcos, ui
Heat o.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25
. %p,ffs,a,it 800

80 sattas Fifitii AsH iHfL
49, aai only aafhstssl aetuii in lha'
s.iy 10 fsaf.la tHlsefpians Hti hitni
,samenls fai ita sisa anl ff rai aaltf
NAms Alaf l0iI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

Asornra DLr.- The Mississt
pi and tennessee Railroad brock
70 the city las, evening, for Mesn.
T.'us 4 Go a bale II new co,ts
from tic plantation IT c. S. Mem,
weather, Of pcso,o county. Misit
''pri' Il cls.sed mililing fair, ~
was a clear. uice article Mtmsla
.fppoa', 22d INST.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

TRrNiIY.--The New York Ilssa
mentions the curious coincidsna I
tn name Of Trinity Day vi,h II
fac, tina. the cable binds ,egeshu h
three continents Of Europe. Aha
aud America.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

tn csiessO Dsmserss ss,s:
I've sa-e today In store in this
eit- = ril'ioa bushels Of shest. and
sAls. 10. usssIa sAs aass o. tAsin.
~uinywrr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

lIrtL B DcRfos. The business
card Of these evnslrmen vill BE-
found 10 our eslsmss. Mr.. Iliil is
Of Shelby county, Teaa.. end Mr..
Dsrien late Of Bolivar. Teas. They
gill sell cotton for spli q 10 eqsiv.
sless. Thsy reets - the nerehsns,
q their city. and sslleis essscn IRON
planters in North Mississippi.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

o. would say to those Who arc
Interested in my "llOrse roven'
tina, ! will have one in operation IN
this place ftom aud after Friday
aCs,. r. MOORE.
ranola. Aug. %. 1858. 5i-i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

60 Who will suTcr from Foul
llpmcrs, Sores, or Diseases Of tie
skin, When sach certain remedies A.
McLraS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLoop rrRiriFR. and McLsAS's
volrastc on LrSixssr can be 80
easily obtained. The Cordial will
partly the blood thoroughly, and the
Lininsas will cure any sore. See
the advertisement
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-25

ASOtnka MiIL-Mt. Elliott, II
Long Crs.k. siv-rsises his nev nil.
u tia -sck's SRA. lie esa l..
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-13
EpOM WASHINGTON

The bill for the organization OF the Territory OF
Arizona comes up a special order of the day IN
the Senate o-day At the last session, the delegate
from New Mexico, Mr.. 0tero, while admitting the
necessity of a territorial government for Arizona,
differed with Mr.. Mowry, the delegate from AriZo-
upon the ground that he not informed as to the
wishes of the people of the Rio Grande. During
the recess of Congress, Mr.. 0tero has been called
upon by the unanimous voice of the people of the
Rio Grande to unite his exertiOns with those of
their delegate Mr.. Mowry, to procure for them a
separate territorial government, and he has with
drawn the objections he urged last session, and Is
now acting in concert with the delegate from Ari-
Zona
In making up the Senate Committees, the Demo
Gratis left room for two Republicans to be put on
the Committee on Commerce. Last session Mr..
Hamlin, of Maine, the only Republican on
that important committee.
The Republicans held a caucus on Friday after
noon, and elected Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine, and Mr..
Chandler, of Michigan.
Mr.. Chandler was formerly on the Committee or
the District of Columbia. He goes off from that
and Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts, goes on.
The New York Herald emphatically denies tha
the President had anything to do with the publica
tion of the Message from the office of that journal
in advance of its delivery to the rest of the New
York press. 1t says ''the President is perfect,
innocent. He is indeed entirely ignorant about tn
matter. He had not the remotest idea of any ar
| rangements made in the office of the Herald eitbe
in reference to his message or anything else"
John Henderson, one of the oldest and most re
( spected of the Sandy Hook pilots, was crushed t
death on Thursday last between a schooner and
| brig. lie was one OF the owners of the pilot boa
sent out to England to notify American merchau
| SHIPS OF the declaration of war in 1872,
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poLTrE IVTELLIGENCE

Ambrose Suer arrested on Saturday by officer A.
McCaerty the charge of obtaining goods under false
pretences. Justice Rdgely committed him for Court
James Reese arrested Saturday by officer Fields
charged with stealing large brass Faucet belonging to
Engine No. - the Mount Clare Depot Justice Logan
committed him for Court.
Officer Wilkinson arrested Caleb Mason on Saturday
charged with stealing basket filled with clothing belong
Ing Henry Nanderfort. lie committed to jail in
default of security by Justice Logan.
Officer Dennis arrested three on Saturday, named
VIM Sherwood, Joseph Stubbns and Henry Hahn, hay
ing in their possession lot of cast il supposed to be
stolen from Mr.. s. B. Sexton. They were committed to
await the action of the Grand Jury by Justice Boyd
Marceus Ray was arrested Saturday last by officers
Dunlap Wiett the charge of niurng the proper
ty of Mr. Cox, and attempting to stab officer Dunlap
whilst the discharge of his duty On the first charge
he was fined so and and the other he was com
mtted for Court by Justice Boyd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-Tonight Mr.. James W.
Wallack Jr will his first appearance, this season.
in the tragedy the iron Mask in the character OF Leon
The spectacle CriSto is announced for the Holt
days.
FRONT STRRET CGRcUs-lAt the Circus tonight, the
clown Mr.. Wm. B. Donaldson takes benefit morrow
night is the benefit of the Whtby family.
THE PANORAMA BIBLE still continues to attract
at the Temperance Temple north Gay street. nightly and
is announced to remain one week longer There will be
afternoon exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday foT the
accommodation of ladies and children.