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Ashland and Mount Vernon.

A Memphis paper states that james
B. Clay. son Of the illustrlous Harry
oftne West, has snapped Ashland, tbs
c,mous homestead OF his father, iol
200 900 actcs of land In Texas. 1t In Q
pity that one Washington whohas beer
so outregcously jewing the patriot,
ladies Association in the. sale of Mount
vernon, had not previously swappct
the consecrated Home and Tomb OF ths
Father of his Country for half a million
OF acres ofTexas lands. A whole-soul
I'd Texan would have donated Noun
Vernon 10 the Ladies OF the Union
and contributed toiinproveandprcse- "
the grounds hallowcd by the assoeia
tions and the ashcs of Gcoi go and Mar
tha Washington. rsl ~
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
Congressional.
WAsurNlroy u.


SENxrE--The President sent 10 the
Senate the treaty with Siam which was
May 30 1856, and proclaim.
ell in Siam in August I,tst. 80. -
Tho President suggested an extension
to the Consul ut Bankok OF the judicial
powers conferred on consuls IN China
and Turkey 4e ss8fE
MIR. Clingman. besides his speeches,
offered resolution that tho Clay Bull
wer treaty should be abmgated. and
reque sting tue President 10 commnni-
cate any correspondence with Great
Britain and Nicaragua relation totbc
Termination or reservation of the trea'
ly, Up $50
The resolution was laid over while
negotiations arc pondinss ~
MIR Gwin spoke IN favor Of the Pa.
cific Railroad. 80 l.sss
At 2 o'clock tho Pacific railroad Bill
came up, according TO agreement NJ
the adjournment OF tho debate yester.
day. e'a'f n lia ~ t7
Tho amendments made at the last
session were read. f ~ .-s - -
Dir. Wilson moved n new amendment
that the road should follow tho forty,
second parallel OF latitude.
Mr.. Stuart. OF Mich. asked Mr.. vii
son to mako his motion for the forty
ninth parallel, which ho plofc-sed him,
sclf unable In do, inasnuch ~ IL woul,
therely lose lis central. character.
AT the suggestion OF Mr.. Frederick
Mr.. Wilson consented To mako IL from
the 35th to thei2 parallel. -sst
Mr. Mason, Ct Virginia, thinking Il
unlikely that the bill could pass botl
Houses this session, moved tliat the biz
be laid on the table, which tho Scnat,
refused TO do By "a vote OF ~ agains
90. "a IS So r.e {
lTorsr-M Phelps, of No, from :h'
Committee on Ways aud Means. report
ed tho prussian. Military. Army M,
Indian Appropriation bills. PEGS esrt
Mr. Washburnc. OF H.. gnvc netic'
that be would introduce abil providini
for the establishment Of IN emigran
aud mail route from the most eligible
point in Minnesota 10 pngct's Sound.
Mr.. Kellogg, or lllinoia offered roe
oluiiom. which was adopted, calling OF
the Secretary of the Treasury 10 fur
nish statement showing tho amoun
OF tho productions ofthc British Colu
nles imported into tho United State
free Of duty under tho reciprocity trun
~, together with other information ol
the subject, including the amount q
exports from tho United States.
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lCoNNrNIcArgp.l


Ma. Probably all the town 8
folks arc not appraised of the fact that .
regular course oil Lectures is to be held
in tho College Chapel this winter. Yes
such is tho fact, and surely VIC ought 70
rctarn Mr.. Chase our warmcst thanks
for. the trouble he has taken In procu-
ring persons TO lecture and IN trying 70
gctup an interest in tho matter. J
know Of nothing that would DO more
plcasurabl5and of'morc value to such
a community as this than q well regu-
lated course of Lectures. To the stu
dents OF both schools IL will be OF great
worth, and even tho best informed eth
zcn may spend ono night each week
with profit aud interest 10 tho lecture
room although ltmay not be occupied
By NJ lazy 'rs cher, Benjamin, Holmes
lor Chaplin. 9
The College Chapel is large, com,
Portable room. Will tho good people OF
BrookyiIle gisct their influence in good
cause by complimcnting each Lecturer
with u large audience
The Rev. Il. G. Tucker opened thu
eonrsc last Wednesday evening with
very interesting discourse Idon't think
| could give q very conhccted synopsis 0
/ ~ -.
his lecture, for two reasons. One is
took no notes and my memory is short
land secondly hc was not very connec
ted in his remarks.i
lie said he would call il THE yalu'
lot Youths priviloges,' but If | had hat
The naming or the child I should has'
lcalled 1t Tho Proper Method Of Train
ling children" There isbut little differ
ence between tho two, therefore ] vii
luot pick quarrel about il.
i Itaboundcd with well selected nncc
dotes and good advise II the goo'
!, Brother will bear with re, u rattle
let my grey hairs be an excuse for m.
acting tho part Of tho critic, l woal
say, not complaining, but as sugge'
tion, that his anecdotes would be G
much greater force II hewouldnot sho'
so plainly that he thought they Wei
funny. Irnc humor, like geuius, is a
ways unconscious of the pccnliarity {
It's power while in exercise, and {
course secs in itself nothing to .laug
; nt Atruly humorous speaker shout
put ontho, air Of profcundcst gravity
Or using common comparison, a
. anccdote or pun is like n nut, the dri'
: the better g $50
. All seemed well pleased with the lc
turc and went aw:y feeling that Il
time had been we'll spent. Nh, Tuck
has vote Of thanks from his friend.
Z AuTocRAT OF TnE BACK SEAT.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

order books and duplicates. BY whit
authority, theme tho Asditor claim
for copy Of q receipt FOR county Or
der issuedf And ycttls, Board allows
IT, The Legislature undoubtedly inlen.
ded that the amount fixed / y statute Cor
each 100 words tthrcc figures included
for word) should be in full for the
completion OF the duplicate, not cnbra.
cling binding or paper. Our commits
s'oners 80 30 far as 70 pay for the same,
rs stationa, y, and then make allowance
sor.an auiomatun TO make the .calcula-
ton In addition 10 the percentage on
the printed heading, and blanks for re.
cripts, &c. - s >, ~ 81 - ~
| But Il would be tressrassing too
greatly upon our readers TO dwell long,
or on this subject, especially Mt the pres
lent time We havo merely called at
ltcuiion 10 these several matters in or,
der to Induce thought and iuves.iga,
ton. e gt11s ~ ~ - So 8s..u Il.
before closing, however, we win stale
THAT Madame Rumor has |, that n pri,
Ira,e understanding was. had By the
Board. that Dr. Geo. Berry and Jno. C
/ Burton, Esq, bosl, Democrats, wero e
continue the discrimination Of tho Audi
'liors and Trcasurers books, eommence
| by Mcssrs. Ross 4 Tyner. restricted
however, 10 tho Investigation Of thu
lsls0O. This We presume will be th'
last We shall hear OF IL. The intcres
of tho party may suffer by an inycsti
rnliom IL were better.that tho MATES
winditsr'slow length along until tim'
shall wipc out oil Knowledge OF th
trun~action. Tho motts is, r'therc j
4 luck In leisure, and if tho people hav
4 suffered. time will cfraco il, and NIL pee
|nhtion via DO numbered among tb
Things that wcro
II as represented the above arrange
mentswas privately made IL amounts
absolutely nothing for We eandidly be
IHeve that either Of them would not fc,
comfortable in reporting anything I
the prejudice of their purity. This "
say with the utmost respect FOR "a
above named gentlemen. entertaining
as VIC do, n high regard for them as eli
! izcns and ncighbors. ... y -. -
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
The Presidents Message

Notwithstanding the overwhelming
expression Of condemnation of Mr. Bu-
ebanans Kansas policy by tho people
mt tho recent elections, he adhercs. TO Il
with the tcnaeity oia prizc.6ghter and
insists thatit would have been right To
have accepted Kansas rs state with
It's odious and nuti republican Lccomp-
ton constitution. .se. 5 a
The Utah war is Landed rs triumph
without blood, but he fails ~ announce
lba. about $4,000, 900 Of public trcasu-
~ was expended on partizan favorites,
and iat government Jobs 10 accomplish
what was done in few hours by ncgo-
Itiation, and which no dosbt could have
been affected as well BY compromise,
and without this enormous expenditure
Of treasure. 60. cs .tn ssfSst
Tho policy OF q tariff revision occu-
pies considerable space, and the old
Wing doctrine Of @specifc duties, and
its incidental protection to homo man
Iufsetures Us at last adopted and urged
upon tic consideration Congress by
a simon pure Dlaek Democratic Prcsi-
dent. Il Is 10 those old time honprcd,
wisc. ludicicns and stasosmanilSe views
tina. politicians ARE compelled TO sue'
eumb, --whcnover tho ship Of state Is
amidst rocks aud breakers under tho
guidance OF sot Of buccaneers, whose
only policy WIS opposition, ard only
aim sclf.aggrandizcmcnt. May tho trnc
niends Of the great measures Of Mr.,
Clay's american. >ystem,' cease the
advocacy, and In time their opponents
Twill necessarily take them NJ, ono .by
Itlno. and adopt them as the absolute ne.
ees-llios OF tho country demands,
J The most prominent feature of the
message Is that devoted TO his policy
respecting the Republics South OF Us
and tho Island Of ca'as 10 asows
positively that " u were not for his OK.
pociations from tho eLiberalH part,
hsrcnf,er, IN Mexico, for such indcmni.
|ilcatlons rs arc sought he would have
taken possession OF sufficient of her tor.
rilory without treaty or stipulation
whatcver and held II Us compensation
for claims aud other grievances. THIS
poblcr policy IA asowcd In tho full
knowlrdgc md assertion of her present
internal atrIfoa, aud utter inuompotency
to dcfepd her soil, How different the
policy towards Spain In respect 10 Gu.
ba. Che little Island We 70 much covcl
anst which must some day be ours. l.
watched over 1t present, not only BY
the Jealous cyo Of lts acknowledged
owper, Spain, but France and England
both stand seniInels 10 sec thai she
shall noe 10 despoiIod Of her rights, and
our valiant President worry wisely TO
eommend~ "negotiatIon and treaty" for
lis purchase. Not 40 with poor dIslrao.
ted Mexico, In her case. II Il were no,
for the expectation OF success and com.
pensatlon from tho Liberals, no would
have occupied and held by iorue her
soyreign torritory la violation Of urea
ties and the good fldth Of ncighboring
republi,s l.e'e
The subject OF tho ranslt routes 20
CALIFORNIA; 10 mepiioaed. and a deter.
mination avowet TO keep them oren
aud FREQ 10 the world.
We win walt anxlously tho action of
Dir. Buchanan towards those journals
and partizans, who'd arc TO dissent from
his views on tho important question nj
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

pres ent passage, claiming that another
resolution should be inserted, strongly
condcming the. action Of Bright and
Fitch, and asserting the Illegally of
their election. Upon this rock they
split.
In the House this morning Mr. Shull,
Secretary Brought IN n resolution to
adjourn sine die on Wednesday the 22d
instant. This concurs with the resolu.
ton adopted on motion Of Harrington
in the Senate. and carried,b the cast.
ing vote OF the presiding officers A
motion TO las IL on the table was pega-
tivcc by ayes %; noes 40; and il after,
wards passed BY ayes So; noes rs B a
technically here ariseses as TO tho con.
currence Of the twos Houses which will
prevent this as being definite fixing
OF tho day Of adjournment, In The
Senate this morning on motion OF wicl
Iof Laporte, a reconsideration Of their
vote was called for, pending which, tn,
ibody adjourned. -
Tho Committee. on, Elections CT III,
| House, reported a bin Cor the punish
ment Of Judges OF Elections refusing I,
receive the vote of u legal voter, Th'
bill laid over. The same Committee re
/ ported TO appoint one Charles Walkel
to proceed 70 Huntingdon and Whitley
eoonties to take testimony in the. cas-
of contest between Edward and Fries
tone; report got concuired in.
/ In the samc House the Revenue Bill
Twas considered in Committee of tn
\ Whole, and under a suspension Of III
I rules; il was passed. 1t provides for
! levy for 1850, Of so cents on the pol
: and 20 cents on each hundred dollar
worth property, real aud personal; an
J for the year 1850, alike poll tax, an
! tiitecu cents on the hundred dollar
worth Of propcrty. ser
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
oprourloN TnlrMrm * NEw Yonl

oprosIrlos Tnirnru * SEw Yons
Tho charter election IN New York
city occurred on Tuesday the 9Th inst
Il resulted 10 a decided victory for the
opposition, laws Ncpublituu> having
$4,000 plurality over tho Tan,many
candidate, for Comptroller, and clear
minority Of e,70O over the combined
vote Of the Tammuuy aud anti.Tam.
many Democracy.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

na- We'll, Dir you have always en-,
ioycd the reputation Of. "building up
with one hand and kuocking,lown with
tho otl,or. '--,IackSoa Union. ~ SIS.
Perhaps we havr some little reputa.
ton for skill IN holding up Locolocoism
TO nm Indignant world with Quo hand
and ,hwaeking II down again with The
othcr.-- Seymour Times.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

rsy- An extraordinary trial has boon
opened In tho FIRST civil chamber In Par
il. Twelve homeopathic doctors have
commenced nm action for 100000 francs
damage for an attack upon their system
OF medicine
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

No. There will be n Convention of
the growers OF Chinese Sugar cane ut
indianapolis, at tho usual meeting Of
the State board Of Agrlculturc. In Jan.
uary, The obIec. is 70 compare notes,
and aid In tho doyelopmentor tho cul i.
turo OF tho emo An interested In the
subjee, should ondeavor to ho present.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
ADMfnrsTRAro 4 SALE

rhenndrr,lgnes Ad,nlslstrater of the s.ts,s nf
Ja'ees " Anlruws, decreased. will oAef al puhlis
sole Atlle lale Fesllspee " said deceased. al NJ
varihei, tnl9 on fllday, the sAlh day ~ psesu-
her lHss, Az The peFgonAl property Of said estsls,
consisting VI househald and Kitchen furniture Sale
Ia eoinFnv,gee At 10 . 'eieck on said day.
Tyana--srsehe aonths credit I 90 az same over
IL, thepalehasep siylagpele With approved .esu,
a4ty .lNlasisg beAsht % vaieA ton Aad appr.ise-
menthwH sums Of espr iers cssh IN hana'
4 noi3jl y Il - aJrpAuHlNfkhlY.F
M. yaFnel Dec. 4. SO. Aamlulstratsr
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
co. A Ietter from puonon Ayrcs, h

tho iIavrc Journal, states that the Bish.
OPP If that place has OK communicated
all Freemasons, and declared their doe
tyines Incompatible with those of tho
Catholic Church. In consequence OF
this, the clergy have oxhorted from the
pulpit tho wivos and ehildrcn OF FREQ
masons TO quit them, epd servants TO
iepounee them,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
copgress

In the House the Craftsmanship Of the Com.
rni,tees continues the same as at the lsst ses'
sion, except in the Committee on Elections,
Ways aud Means, Military Affairs AMI For
eigp Affairs, in which Mcssrs Doyec, Phelps Of
Missouri, Faulkner and Hopkins, respectively
take the place Of Harris, J. Clancy jones,
Qaituan and Cliukman, by the Parliamentary
right Of Succession. n. .rl 49,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

sus' Nearly half Of tho assessed val
uatlon " tho Riale OF lioorgla, Is IN ne
groes, ia2. i2J Of thpse 'chatlcls' being
valued ut s92f ,055,it Tho increase
OF slaves since 1857 is Ass.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
Tnr pnrNprsr's MrpsAor,--A spoo

Tns rREslprsr's MEssaor,--A spec
hl dispatch TO tho Cincinnati Gazette,
dated Washington, December the 7lh,
says if
"The Message Of tho President has
made no impression corresponding with
tho expectations OF politicians and the
public. IL Is generally regarded as an
attempt 10 rcviyo the ihllcn fortunes of
Mr. Barhonuns Administration. si
The State Rights Democrats are ds.
satisfied with tho recommendation, re-.
garding the Pacific Railroad, aud spe.
eide duties, and others are not gratihed
with the Ilaslly humbusA prominent
throughout tho document. There II n
possibility that tho MESSAGE may pre-.
vent tho reception OF Mr.. Preston, ut
Madrid, owing 20 offensive reflections
npen Spain, aud thus produce . rupture
which, II Is believed. was designed. -
stephens and his fiction arc openly no.
belllous towards tho President
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

80 There ire new segea hundred
convieis IN the pcniteouaFy at colum,
bra ilyo less than the largest npmbsr
over known.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
NOVrICIy

Jaocs pacate, " blooming Grave, Il hereby no.
hned that tho naggy which be ten With " f6rte.
pairs To Npscmhet, 1877, VIII be offeped 81 nublls
nnesinn ~ saturday, january I, 1879, unless pfs.
yleaa 20 the time aforesaid he shall eome iot.ud
and pay charges on The same, amounting ts fa.4o.
Meinmofa, lndHna, JOHN a. wfuGfNf,
December 10, tstn noii. 81 ROnT RAYMOND
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

psA- The Rev. DIR. Pierce, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
says: Of things. are. to continue as
they are now, we must cease to receive
seekers into the probationary member
ship of the Chnrch, elsewc viii accu-
mulate such mass Of members, with.
out the benefits of spiritual regenera.
ton, as TO bury the spiritual power Of
our once pure form Of goodness under
mass of attractive Journalism, which
will make Methodism n gorgeous OK
hlbition Of mere outward ceremonies.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

no. The Virginia Democratic State
Convention met at Pe'cr'burgh, week
before hast. and had a very stormy SEES
sion, Mr. Lotcher, antl.Wiso, and Of
course eutI Douglas was nominated for
Governor.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
new CASH& PRODUCE !. STORE /; lori
T.ElTX q, Alf Ed

late ofMt carmci. hasr commenced huslnsss IN
the hoafe Formerly occupied hy fynor& Kinihic. IN
Drookyllle, they "a pleasure w lnfafmlnE their
fricndg generall,, that they are prepared To- sell
AZ ranctlsF ~ Dry Goods Hardware. Queenswars.
liaisand Caps. noots and hess, together with ffen
Steel. NalF epd Salt ~ reduced prices fsr each 90
Country Produce, sub ~ nailef, fsgs, Lard, Ia
con, roallry. Rag. A., ieF which they win pas
Tho hirheat cash prices. csl ADD examine fef Feaf.
selves. . - DkfIz MILF
Utoakflifc, Dee. 7, 1858. neiI-tf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN
COUNTY
- In ne Fiantiia .CTcm Court.
Helen aF'yi Petition for Divorce.
". .
Cyrus n. Coy.
He n e.t.etnl~rad thai an 4

he q renseus bcrad. thai on tho sthday Of Decen-
Dor. 1853, thvabuve nRwod uulen NJ. Coy. by 1loi-
land 4 Dinkley, her Attys fled Ia the Clerk oiire
Of sad court her pelltvn fora divorce and also an
aAdasit ola dirntcfeied pesrop. from hIth Il app
peafi thait.id dcfendunt Cyrus ~. Coy. 10 net o
resident Of The said klntr " Indiana t'sast ~
Therefore, the said defendant h hereby notified
Of the ptndcpey Of said petition, aud that lhs
same win eaud foe trial AZ the neat term " the
snld frahhln Circuit roat 20 be held a. the court
house In hrookyle IN The county and State afore-
Witness John VI. Johnston, eiusk of said court.
this sth .lay ef Dcccinher A. n. 1888 ff4
5w-nelt JOiiS. N. JOHNSTON, Girl &C.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
ADMINISTRATOR N0sfcR

! Ihe und'Fslgned hss lhlr Day been sIpslptsd
Adnlnlilialof 81 tho estate 81 James y. isdfews.
late of Franklin eenty. dsceased. - ~ fsrsans
indebted 70 Faid eFtthie, are pethed % GENE fsr.
Nafd ahp make immediate payment, aud ell per.
sohe he ding clHlma against uald sstnfr. are w.
qnesled to nfepent them, daily authenticated. The
es'ate probably not seifsni.. ...7,s - -
neas-it JUDAH nfScKLEy, Adm'r.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

! rea- The College Bookstore az yellow
Springs o., was burned on Friday A
portion If tlle goods were saved
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

mar The Me,hodlsis Of Alabama have
raised 100000 as a beginning for an
endowment fund for a University Al
Grecnsburgh. ~ "a
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

sa- John IL. llrownson, a lawyer, Of
ST. Paul MINI, and sou of orestc-
A. Browhson, walked out OF his bed
room window few nights since. Will,
ina fit Of somnambalisn, and falling
hundred feet down the bluffs. was IN
stantIy killed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

1.-THE complaint Of our correspondent
In relation "a tho nail, Ia but one Of
many, that has been coming 10 US Of
late. We are at loss 10 know wbu,
remedy to apply, Our paper Is mailed
regularly, and We mus. discnlm any
blame In tho matter, innsmueh rs We
do this part Of The business oursclf and
do II with great enrc. 1--ED.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

Ga Moriiz Schocfiie, Collector Of the
port Of &ilwnukoe, has b-en removed
to give place To Gcorge W. Clawson.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17

rA- On tho resolution relating 10 tho
Clay ton Bulwcr Treaty, In thu, House
last week, Messrs. Davis, of Indiana,
and Hickman and Montgomery of Penn
sylvania, voted with the Opposition.
This was was an ADMINISTRATION move.
ment and shows 10 which side these
anti Lccompton gentlemen inclif e.
lcssrs. Clark and Haskin Of New York
did not vote.--.Cin Go-
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-17
cl.Anksnuno Va, doc. 4th. SIS.

Mn. FosrEn--I only receive an issue
OF your paper once month. lett your
fault or Uncle Sam'sg If II is yours
correct II, andif II is Uncle Sam's, ]
hope VIC will stand side by side in try
ing to change the administration, so
that wo may have the question decided
whether the party ont Of powor, can
not Ito better for us lam decidedly Of
the opinion that the. Democratic party
would be great, a glorious, a noble
party VI IL was only Invested OF all is
corruption, ofull its principles.
BIT then tho question arises whether,
when the pure metal is separated from
tho dross. thero will be enough lclt q
form pfrty. | am not Sufficiently
vcrscd in metaphysics to decide Cor
ruption is the material, ~ d honor and
integrity (beeausc ofthc small quantity
contained IN tho mixiure) the immn'
tcrial Of which that compound, Tho
democratic party ~ formed. With lib,
first am.sutllclcptly acquainted TO ar
ray me.with the opposition. The lac,
~ too minute for Investigation.
Whom viii MY subscription be ont
| | wish 70 renew II. Hoping ] may re-
ceivo your paper more regularly, re
main se Yours Respectfully,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-24

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