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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-23
:e. JAS. d. CHRISTIAN. Clerk.
coxxisSioSgn's orricS,

Hanover Conri-IiOuse, Oct. = ms.
Pursuant TO the foregoing decree, the undersigned has
appointed the 18th day of November e5s, for receiving
proof Of all claims and demands against the estate Of NJ
Pco; deceased outstanding and settling the other &C
counts reIurtA by said decree. WM. D. WINSTON
Commissioner In Chaucery Hanover Circuit Court
Uct 3D-cwtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-11-23
liy the Governor.
THIRTY DOLLARs REWARD.

away from subtcTIDtF, VDtsItFItII
III county. Va, October lgih, last MY negro boy,
named GEORGE Georgei light gingerbread color. about
Zee, inches high stout built, little or no beard, and
% or 81 years OF age purchased him OF Mr. John Gam
mil, Hampton. lie has mother In southampton and "A
brother Petersburg where have doubt he must he
lurking either place the other will give the
n taken OF this county and ten dollars II
taken in the county and delivered Cary Street JAIL
In Richmond.
Nov l,-c6.~ JAMES \. FORE.
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Excess of disbursements over re-
ccpts sll,'2" 81

Excess of disbursements over re-
cciptS l,'2" ol
The expenses Of this year and those of the
preceding have largely exceeded those of any
previous year. by reason of the costly repairs
rendered necessary by the trcshet Of May.
1857. The annual average expenses for the
five wears preceding the fiscal year Of 1857,
amounted to $llG,Osl.Sj. Assuming $l20-.
600 as the fair ordinary expenses of each
the present and past year, the frcshet cost
sl63.52O.23.
TO command the trade which lcgitimately
belongs to the Canal. the tariff of toll was re-
duced, to take effect on the lst July last, and
wa, further reduced after the amendment Of
the tariff of the South-Sidc Railroad While
this canal company has felt itself called upon
thus 10 act in reference to rival Improvement,
il has also had regard both 10 mutual benefit
and sense of public duty, in cooperating. as
it has done, with the Virginia and Tennessee,
and the East Tennessee and Virginia railroads,
to draw the trade of the Southwest to the Ca
nal at I.vnchburg Thus far the Company
have had no reason to regret this policy. The
movement of tonnage has been large, Stea-
div increasing, and remuncra;vc for the ser
vice performed.
The total tonnage for 1851 lS3,"6@ %
Do. do. 1858, l9d.9?l on
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covrproRs41p OF KANSAS.

WAsnIyGToy. Nov. 20.-ExAiovernor Media
rv has significd his willingness to accept the
Governship of Kansas, which was rendered hlm
4 week since
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ReceIpis-FrOm revenue
Dock, il,'6 II
Sou,l.sidr connections, 30 M
, Blue ltige turnpike aud ferry. 1876 III
Kama villa river I,9f4 ~
, = 1921 % %
From amounts refunded H,Dl6 9s
From billS payable. $3.50 &C
From state loan, 2nEh uo
sum on hand 1T October. Isl. 1916 81
a7,.ios es
Disbursements;
Tide, water connection, 1868 80
Canal 2!s,4ol IS
! Sou,h.sidc connections, S,3?4 20
Blue Ridge turnpike and ferry, l.G, sG
North River Improvement, 93,ai -
Kanawha road. ll"> "a
Kanavha river 1888 'G
9OOsO1 81
Interest,"
On bonds and notes. 81 :St2 %
On bond to the State, ESQ M
On bonds Of the ~
River company. 1908 ~
On guarantccdbond 9OonIiod
.o'">, ~ 80 ,ess 4s
Ba,auc. ON hand Goth September. ISIS. sl47ui -
The increased business Of the Dock is shown hr the follow
ing comparison with las, year
Received dockasc ISL. W.a "
Received d"ckare. l>'>. +Io'o L.
Increase. s.Ise 10
Arrivals and departures, 81, ssss ssis
Arrivals aud departures, ls5N, ho"
r,cr.ass 7Ol
From the several reports of the agent of the
tide water connection and first level, of the
superintendent of repairs of the first and Sc
cond division Of the canal. and of the chief en-
ginccr, it appears that the canal has been COM
Ialatiycly exempt from disaster and Interrupt
ton. that the principal jobs remaining to be
completed after the very destructive freSlet OF
Nav, 1857. have all been iini>hcd-and that the
line is in excellent condition.
The Presidents report says. "in evidence of
the improved condition of the line it may be
mentioned that on the opening of the naviga-
ton to Lynchburg in lS4o, the new boats,
which suppantcd the old river boats, were on
" able to carry from p to so tons The ave-
rage cargo Of first class boats now is 30
tons; not unfrequcnty cargo reaches -
tons, and sometimes 81 tons. With the in
creased business on the canal. better boats,
with more reliable masters and more RESPONSE
hlc owners are introduced. The 'inSurlng OF
the cargo before leaving Richmond is al
so beginning generally to prevail among the
owners. There are five boat yards on the ca
nal fully occupied in building new boats and
repairing old ones.
The receipts and disbursements on account
of the canal from Richmond to Buchanan have
been rs follows, the total expense for the gene
raj administration of the company being
charged to this account:
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Increase. S24, Oh II

When it is remembered that with the com
mcnccincnt Of the past fiscal year there arose u
commercial distress unparalleled in modern
times, greatly diminishing, Of course. the
amount Of business in all the ordinary depart
ments of trade; that this WAS followed by
causes in the early summer which crrta:lcd the
anticipated crop of wheat tributary 10 the
canal at least onc-half; that considerable
amount of freight was diverted from our line,
at Lvnchburs, by reason of the scarcity
boats: and that frequent changes have been
made in the tariff Of tolls, resulting finally, in
very low rates; this increase OF the cumpany ;
revenue, small rs it may he compared with
what we could wish it to be, must be regarded
as both gratifying and encouraging. u the
board are not miSinforlncd the forwarding
business, which, for 4 time. was turned from
the water line by the inducement of the rail-
road at City Point, is fast returning to its for
incr channel.
The Company have advertised for proposals
TO be received on the lst December next for
executing 10y contract i'll sections of ten miles,
all the common work" Of keeping up the re-
pairs, with view to determine how far it may
be economical to change their policy in the de-
partment of labor \ contract has been entered
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by THE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA..

Z
INgOEMATION having deem received by the Executive,
that Andrew Jackson Iianriacs aud Peter G. llanack
w-r. presented by Grand Jury the Fall Terra ISIS
O: the Circuit Court for Hoanc County for the crime Of
forgery. and ;.a they have He'd from justice aud are
going large; therefore d. hereby ulrr reward Of
hundred dollars person who shall arrest either Of the
laid u ves and deliver him into the Jail said county OF
Eoane and do require all officers o This Com.
e,h civil and military, and Request the people gen.
-ray their best eNer;ois :" procur. " arrc>; 'f
said Andrew jackson iamnack and PeierC. hammacI,
tia; hey may b- brought to justice.
Given under my hand Governor, and under The Less
p, Seal of the Commonwealth. al Richmond, this
,'" - eighth day Of November, vs..
HENRY \. WISE.
liy the Govcraor
G.okGr ". MrSFoEp. Secretary Of :he Commohw eaih.
A. J. Iamnack Is about six fee, high. conlar,y built,
sandy hair and whiskerS black haze about thirty
years OF and OF rather prcpossessinc appearance
Peter C. anlinack i about feet inches high,
;her compacty made, orid complexion dark hair, black
eyes large dark mole M face about % or 81 years Of
az, Nov y-esw
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Increase.
$l3.d2S 90

The total receipts from tonnage
for 1851. lSi."2f ID
The total receipts from tonnage
for 1858. 2oo."'o y"
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BOUND FOR NORFOLK.

MOBILE, Nov 20.-The slOOp OF war Fly
mouth sailed this morning for Norfolk.
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber, near sCoitsrile, Ale
IL marie county. negro man. HENRY. HENRY is
rather under size back-or nearly so-and about 81 %
wears old lie formerly owned by Walter u. Fnnal
in stafford county; has lived in Washington City and in
Fr-d.rcksburg will give AiO1 II delivered Hector
Davis. Richmond 4.3 II secured in ai! 80 get hini
Nov l2-cf II. y. TEMPLEMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-24

lob soo~z delivered last n.ght, al the NeF York
Saot thesve, BaTsry, her lecture on "Ca'Sutry,"
vhicf 'be bad p,ev ousy read At Hope Chapel vita 80
much 'c'at ana already published 10 the 1ERA'p. rne
attendance st the stsd; theatre test nch houa1 "a 80
immensely and uncom'ortasly large ~ % The 6rsi az
pearsDce Of the attractive Lola ira. house. very
sreat--the theatre being well hlled IN 81 pas. rr,.
humorous and brllani Fa.sases Of Ms lecture evoked
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city Intelligence.

DR- MnroS W. GRAY, ruE ALLEGED ABoxroSrsr, BinED
orr.-rr. Milton ". Cray, who committed 10 The
rUmbs Friday Last, charged with committing abortion
upin Jemns Pepevay Of Poughkeepse, which resulted
IN Der death, yesterday bail in the Of s5 900 10
wat He action Of the Grand Jury.
TrE CuRnI trsvAi for the benefit Of poor girls going
W lie vest, take. psce this evening at Nc zlrt Hail.
Tit tvriI1H PkGspSr This 6ne eg hai adopted
VI of the Indepcnccpse eusrd and the companies
of stci is oonps,d rave ic'o l-inei N sink their
n'sI cespnscns and ar much io,erest in he resl.
n,rt tbey heretofore Rave in the c,mpany The rod
rect ct this sspr dp corps has been manifested b. the
o the seventh ard Seventy first reg mens, 18Th
ehch are a credit 70 the metropolis ana me Tr IN
rscin'r ne'd nOt pe pht behind heIn. Tho rank nd
fe ad psry cheers capro, te exceied tbs nv,
.n " ner there doubt but tina, the od Tv.isb
wiz As'Cuvh the nsfivee Thers will he a adrul I uIa
ttsin,nt TO night, at the hvis'op Annoy, st Jcl
tnR g" VtrtR nr.-Atout half ugst eight
las ttsht hic occurred In the 4uor stre q hI H.r
ply, No. ei;N Water street n original from ram
tlpre lamp falling down snd Siug the store The dre
promptly a. lie premises aji soon entingushei
The hsmts The damage 70 the ttockwnl be about 80.
rEuiarce The banding belongs 10 the estste OF ses
L. Lord. It's damaged nbou, s2b, and insured
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RlcAPIrrIArlov.

Tbs oPzRA.-The "Hugaenos" IS announced for this
evening, las. trns but ono Tridsy). There will bo n
'na,i on saturday and next week the season will closc
for the Musarf oonoerfs
The Opera in Philadelphia is In . bai way, and the
papers are lamentIng very much over The apathy and
psucty of the audenoe Maretzek has closed hs busi.
connection With IT, and has loft Mr. Torrsni
duct the orchestra s said that negotiations are going
between unman and ssetzek who retains bis prin-i.
pal arss, the tenor, (RrigDo the prins DONNA (Gu-
zanigs,) and tho baritone, (Amodo,) and IA probable
to., the combined companies will give grand opera here
ia May aad Juna
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Destructive Firc sf EDrnbcss Cny. n. g.
ovR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

Bsinsoss, ytArcn - 1888.
BY the Norfolk steamer This morning letters hsye hccn
received from Elizabeth CITY, y. c. stating that tina, city
was visited by svful sonaagrsiion. The are broke
out at early hour yc.er lay morning. before II was
suhdued thirty and forty buildings prpoi
pal business portion Of wcrc destroyed nvolv
rg a los or upwards " hundred thousand dollars
The fre fupposcd TO have been The work of an noen
diary. and parties arc under arrest deeply implicated
The following oorrectil ilt OF the principal sufferers
W ri Clark, store and mspufartory of sgricultur. i'm
pemenx together N other merchandise burned entire
" out; Ioes from $40 600 " $1,000
Vim. Shannon, store and wareroom burned down con
tents mostly saved; o MT known but partially covered
by insurance.
White h Isverty, store and vscrccra burned down /:
goods mostly saved In q demseeJ condition.
". y. Burgess, store and wsrcroom destroyed.
= Knoxe, goods partly saved store and part OF the
Iohn d Grandy, s,ors destroyed, goods saved.
Bepjam Srruil, storebouse burned
Henry Culpepper store and dwelling destroyed Part
Of house oocupied by }. 7. Mccoy tavern bar and
dwelling also destroyed.
jO. ", hinton, warehouse. occupied by n I. Miller,
destroyed.
The Cohns Tuich Jevs) were a.o entirely burned out
Tbe Ore suppo ei TO have originated in their building
The nev n, set house, destroyed.
rhe boeptal ar'irtly busned down.
Tbe bouse to- pief b. VI. Rife destroyed.
large ttriher tf her buildings were also destroyed,
bv' the wr'r the hue received hai not tine q PAR
$50 arlze
r.e ire 90 e~iden,lythe aork o. an incoudIary and
u''cbsndz . be iiliy party, bsins undortood
ttst 'hev Insured tbsf grsts veFy lsrgtiy, anl hsf
My Sat rlsy placed hc mot 0r the cccnts of their
wsrehsug "a board vesss fo- shpm sut N other
ers cef re s.aes 1sy had partly confessed the line.
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Interesting from ths Coast OF Africa.
OUR xoNR0vIA CORRESPONDENCE.
UyiIpD -rArrs smP Vr~Cx~rB,
MOyRAvIA. Jan. "a lRA0s

UsIrD @rArz SURF vr~xwrn
hosRAvl,, Jan. %, 1893.
did not expect to write you 30 soon again sus sr
stopping at Sierra Leone induces do from his
point
Our visit Sierra Leone TO require sxpnstnu from
the EDssh relative TO the seizure Of tho Amsroa. ship
Thomas Watson, taken whilst IN kgA rado upn~ ne
coast This act indeed gross outr asg,
for the evidences Of anything Ike preparation for his
trade did not exist they furthermore hsd rgh:
detain, board or examine any American vessel 10 this
they have overstepped every restraint that treaty
calls for, and that glorious flag gives protection
this be submitted to. great pity that our kws 70
ative 70 the slave trade not ienaent, thsir
strDgency throws into the snds Of the EAglsh all the
prizes, which fact wiz endeavor % YusrAse. Suppose
vessel fits out in New York and saih for tbe esast
She will run the gauntle. Of the cruisers easily
for the appurtsnances generally Kept at the
Intended 20 mt OF az the ugroes and 5es es
the cruisers would rather ies them get IN make tnem
more v,uabe ON leaving suppose the vessel lolds ana
starts Yankee cruisers being fe she easily dojges them
and the tngsh catch her, board and The Amercso re-
fuses to show papers give the Ebglshman any
faction pointing To his flag Whilst detained the
eross below give undoubtsd evidence being aboard.
The English cruiser rays, wen, VIII take 20, 70 the
nearest American and give Jou up Upon which
the Yankee captain protests, but gets sasfas.iou.
Finding useless longer resAt invites the boae iiAg
down into the cabin, With sgns OF having
been satisfied. when the officer coca deck he nods
English coors dying and .he 'apcrs have been thrown
to American vessel, the captain and 90 10
pr~on whilst the EntlH merely take the vessel and e
the captain This tho manner in which tho
NJ gsh get all their prizes q: least my nfos mant TELLS
me
Cur squadron here d OF whatever: one h.tio
steamer would do move 70 Suppress tie trade than the
two sooe and frsate-ainos. sess 10 .hese regions
calms and light winds learn that the sre,ch bava
bow tso large hpe loadDg ~ the Congo 2o Dexroei
eachprctecLed by their Tns is ourageoas,
and r reaties Of no avail /; this IA u os
The Thomas Va tsoD without any sign cf the slave trade,
seized What right had tbs Eng lsh dc .hs7 Why
none They merely thought by taking possession,
usual they would frigbsp tho captain ato pursuing tho
up he chip for fear being hsnded 20 he uni si
States cruisers What b greater outrage upon
flag than hsr foy strictly they bsye rgot - search
and upieYs our soverpmsIs take proper s,Iat tase
may vel vrhjyaw cruisers, destroy our
treaties and let the English attend here
Indeed VIII st ths right OF boarding. AID dsIeo
tion ex,sts, virtually nuisy nation repre-
scented by vessels Of var.
SEND you List Of ali tho captures, &c. since April Of
1867
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Mxed Commisson Court wrs-hed.
Runors exit board Of the rnted states ship Dale 81
SLAYER having been In tho Congo river. I caaoot
vouch for IT. truth. Rororrns 70 tho list yol sl cai
that most Of tho captures American vessos-taksn
have described,
All hands board of tho vlnconpes uo wsl ard vs
leave for southern cruise the 18th OF his mcnt
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Naval InfeIIfusDrs.

nc United States soop of Nncennes Com. rosten
org SIERRA Leone, arrived Al Monrovia January 90 and
sslee AGAR on tie 2Th i0r Cape pNcas Oaicers and
crew az v,ll mail fioIl tbe Vncennes has arrived at
RatvnorC
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How Pv VS. ~ Gm TVS SrRrSa SrytK The ior ruey
hs,ters nabbIry, Conn, s.rike at an est
mated oss q ., ,990 week 70 the different parties.
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The Star has been delayed d
week, in H. pol. caton, a cah.e.
qacncc ~ ,hc illness d he Pull. d.
Ct, who has been enjoying an At.
tack Of the on. fashioned Fever &
Ague-thc mos, annoying aud de-.
agreeable malady We have ever had.
Therefore, any shortcomings in this
number, may be charged to rroyi.
dencc, Us We don't think We had
anything to do with getting sick
We certainly did no, desire it.
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fr 900
HmH0 NJ It
tttf tafrf
$1,000 anl hfH
sHl frrHpf o. m.H
Hthf &c.
NJ snhes iaIr ~ N
w nf lar q rr. ffsn f
fersfi e. nf 'af ua.
unii MS return
" lsiiafs nj mHH 0ti Hnf
rfiniibf So. maf lr silfrssaiu Ibf
Lifof n ~ pfaaa Niaf tta 81 e.
me BY name m ihe' 90 hs .fan
unt' feiufn. D. rsfffn. o. fsntn
ihs. II vou rIsh io avoid ihe ifat.
N 4 WAnH.
jait %.
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Rally, Planters

Remember tina, next Saturday q
meeting Of the people Of this county.
will be held q, our Court House, to
protect and improve our uonctary
interest, aud to confer upon a plan
Of 'hipmcn, direct from here to New
Orleans. To do this, /, is proposed
to organize a Steam Navigation
Company. The entire county should
take q deep Interest, in this matter.
lie, there be q full turn out, and
endeavOr 10 avert impending evils.
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!, has been with the creates, dif.
scul,y tina, We have issued the stan,
this week. cOnsequOn, upon our
illness, and our inability to procure
assistance from Memphis, until
this, Thursday morning.
From the above reasons We offer
an apology to Capt. John II. Keith
for again delaying The publication
OF bic card to the public. I, is
partly In type, ba, !, la. been in.
possible to pa, !, before eur readers
an this number. !, will certainly
appear ncSt week.
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Commission Merchant.

We invite attention TO the business
carl IN oar columns, this week, Of
Theodore naval, Of No. 30 Gm,icr
ST., N .. lie i cur brother, and u
course, w know him well. For
probity Of character, business quail.
fcalious, and energy, he has no
superior in the Cresccu, City. For
taahy years past-tn fact, al bis
life-hc has been in business in
Mobile CHS native place. and New
Orleans, anil has always won the
esteem and confidence Of oil whose
acquaintance he formed. lie re.
specially solicils orders FROM the
citizens Of North Mississippi.
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pt,s ..i u. ra
d 4a'as rssfait payment
thor 'ls. HH sfstI. iat at
vt aIeI ..I. rl.rs
three siin g as'asi 49, a..a
ths afaag rsat ffeaal gems fmaa
she a. la.it 20 I.am % i. 30
fo'p emt.V .ig
tonici i grafton 81
utmsakmi i. .tmt. 1850 t..
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CARD.

Ms. EpIrcR owing to
family bereavement aud matters OF
q private nature, but mainly on ac.
count ot the very honorable manner
which Mr. Jas. II. jones acted 10.
vatds me in tie las, canvass, | an
10 longer q candidate for the Office
Of sheriff, bu, will give Mr.. Jones
my warm and hearty support.
y. MOORE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-04

nH BuNpics In his travels on
the Cape Of Good Hope says; |
found very Frequently among ihe
Dutch Doors Of the back country,
.1sr's Cherry PecioYai, vhich
they hesp hung up by i thong
around the neck Of the bottle 10 a PEI
over their hamm0cks. Indeed this
seems to DO their sole protection
aeaius, the ihrOa, and lung disorder.
which are quite prevalent umang
them. | though, TIA speaking con
mCu, on the practical genius Of III.
American people, ,ha, they Should
furnish the staple, | believe the Onl,
remedy this people buy to use. Ask.
ms Il they used the same manufae.
iurcrs' Fills. ,hsy tell me ,hs, bette
pursatiycs grew I'll around them thar
any body could prepare.
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Tn Monday last, our friend J.
N. Ellis, whose plantation /. on the
lOvkana river, fourteen miles below
THE, presented for our inspection, a
boil Of well. msiarsd. open cotton
which vas PACKED from the plan,
on Friday last. sOth Of July. I, |.
the fret maiursd boil Of the new
crcr ve hare seen. and the lin, Is
very hns. Dir. Ellis has morn Of the
sane sort in his fields. Ills crop.
are ecOl
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10 The way to keep rv!l, ,als
McLeAN's CrrErn,rrn STRENGTH.
EyrSe CcnprAI AND Broom rrnnf.
ER, he careful in diet. and no disease
can attack the system. Thu Cord.
al s the mos, effective Al,ers.ive
and Tonic ever known. hiss per.
feet preventive Of disease. aud il
strengthens the system and pariss.
and clesnses the blood. Try Il. and
wa viii be convinced. See the al.
rsrtisemen, in another column.
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Ace.dsE, on the Railroad.

We learn 'hat an employee on lie
Railroad, a few miles above Pamela
Depot, Jumped ~ the train while ia
fall motion yesterday, anl fractured
an auklc-bouc. Il Is said TIA, he
jumped square m, 10 recoycr BE bat,
which had blown %.
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To Candidates

We are prepared With suitable.
HeS type, to print election tickets in
. superior manner, and xovli r..
quest all those who wish their tickets
printed at homo, TO send ia their
orders .. an early day ; We do not
si'h 10 be crowded with orders iu.,
before the election. We mus, have
time 10 do the ssrs properly.
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~ The region Of ne wes, re.
Gently submerged BY tie sreraex Of
che river. !, Is stated, Is noe aaic.ed
o. m'asma, caused BY the decsyins
nature lefs upon the subsidensc Of
the foods. prOvcs Of hog. turned
out sPsa the reclaimed lsnt', slous
the lllissis shore. are dying 81
rapidly frcn su epid&sis whiea "A.
evidently broken cot. fhs kesisA Of
ne Inhabitants !. also beginning to
sssts.
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hss All persons having bs-ihess
with this cffee. mus, apply, directly
to the Fubiisher. IN the shssnss Of
the proprietor. No other ns.es
call be hseded. nor any responsibility
incurred BY the present manager,
unlsss . rerscnsl o. written com.
nunicasieu he hsA.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-04

TiiE oErhriow n Botis An Co.'s.
M gentleman sri,ing 10 h.
merchant ~ Nes Oflaant al,
When J last .fs.s yea. ny place
sss dry, bat since sisn i Ia. bsssns
entirely covered 9Th -alsr. iIbg.
Of but s"s piass n M ,sah,y ~
tbs tine rlish fs.nsll. si.ss. a.
ossFass, sai that sss protected B,
. lsses al afssa1 ia
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-08-04

Mrpic,i~-with pleasure We d.
rect attention to the card Of Drs.
Martin 4 Young, Who have recently
fOtmcd a partnership in neiical
practice. The Young Doctor has
had q trial on our system, this week.
lie soon "rrccarsi' rs.