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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-05

Hunts Merchants Magazine emu
mcra,es no lcss than thirty eight sub.
stances which - employed TO give
potency. favor, consistency, and 9TH.
er desivobIs qualities, to this deses.
table form Of grog. Among then
are chalk, marble dust, opium, 10.
bacco, henbanc, oil Of si,Tiol, blus
vitriol, copperas, alum, ssrychsins,
and other deadly drugs.
These drugs diminish the insosl.
eating effects Of the liquor, While
they greatly increase IL potency 70
kill. But this 10 oil 10 The advantage
Of the DEALER because the customer
can drink 4 much larger quantity
wishcu. "making drunk come," sI.
though he will make disease aud death
come IN double quick tine.
A couple Of ycsss since, . Llghly
respectable physician d Newark, N.
j., IA distinguished advocate for TO-
ssl sbs!inssee and legal suasion meas.
ures, BY the way, Published IN .
medical journal . very learned ~.
,icls IN favor Of ssenpting lager beer
from The "Alsihe Law" which, 10
eoussnded, 7hould 10 applied 70 oil
other alcoholic beverages. lie eIsin.
Cd esemPsion Tor lager beer on sss
ssoand of ~ ezwsordinssy and p.
eulisr msSsrissf ririsssi wAs be
ignorant Of the nature Of the medi.
cine be so highly reeoiamsnded J
Did he xncw that i:s wopdssfsl vir.
tues depended on this horid medley
Of poisonsi Probably not,
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impoarASr wAsrs

WANTED A ymhs msn n
hdg.'fJ, ability ahd inisnfilY, A.
A."
fhis meets or eye i,ily In the
column VI Want. = ahi Il u true
~ ihe Iehlalsurh Wanted ~
course they are alsay, wanted I've
market can never 10 0ysf.llooled
They will alsays he called faf. and
never qaolel "dall," /" ~ "ho sale -
Wanted ~ thinkers wanted fof
workers in The mart, W IN tho
main, IN the Geld, In ,he iofes, -
fools are lying idle fof wan, of q
young man q pen u waiting 10 be
nibbel tree to be fellcd plow
10 DO guided village 10 be found.
cd school 20 be Instructed
They tall about staples and great
staples. Honest, industrious, able
young mcn are the great staple Of
this world Of ours. Young man J
You are wanted. but M, ior doctor
No, nor q lawyer There ARE enough
Of them lof this generation, and one
or two 10 spare. Don, study a pro.
Icssion, unless Il be the profession
of brick laying or farming, or some
other Of the manual professions.
Don't measure tape II You can help
IL. It's honorable and honest, aud
all that, but then you can do better.
" all things, dom, rob tho women.
IT, their prcrogaiI,c to handle silks
and laccs, tape aud thread. pu, on
your hat, then, like a man, don On
apron, aud 20 out doors. Gc, q good
glow OF your cheeks, the jcwclry Of
toll upon your brow, and n good SCI,
Of well developed muscles. We
would 20 il We could, but then We
were young. longer ago than We like
to think, and you know when ones
"old he can't"
Besides, II You become Doctor,
you'll have TO wait--''bccausc you
haven, experience" says an old
practitioner, "beeause You are too
young" say oil the women. II you
are lawyer, and likely TO rise,
they'll pa, a weight on your head,
ala Swiss, 10 keep you under, or,
II you make good argument, some
old opponent, rs gray as rat, will
kick !, all over, BY some ,aunt or
other, because YOU were hot born in
ne year one. Aud 80 il will 60
Until You grow tired aud soursd, and
you wi,h You had been a tinker,
perhaps "an immor,al' one, or any.
thing bu. just ~ba, You are.
BE a farmer and your troubles are
over, or rather they don, begin.
You own whs, You stand on, "from
tie center Of the carth," as they
used to say, "up to the sky;" YOU
are Independent, all day, and tired,
not weary, at nigh, Tie more
ncighbors You have, aud the better
farmers they are, N. more and the
better for you.
There's one u ing more young
man. You are wanted. A young
woman wants You. Don't forge,
her. No matter II yoc are poor.
Dom, wal, to be rich. II you do,
ten to one IL you are 4, to be mar.
ried at all, to any one that's fit 10 be
married. Marry while you are young,
and struggle up together, lest in the
years to come. somebody shall ed.
ver,ise "young men wanted" and
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:. ~. &c.. 20. n. h,.h,nd fpd.
49,, !. .s.s,;.a -. "as ..,s [ I h,,, romnsn;on.
.s;,%s .Vs .".'',y~ "omr.n,oo.his ann, v;,b which
wv :" -. s.a sv'1f so..n.,s Ths ssm;lv
's,.,;au ~ c;s,' ,,a .;r.. 'f rf,,rsm.n. v;,hoc,
.si;s.J. .si;,ri. "a "a .ae;s,v .;,hou, n,
sO"sn so, ;,,,m.;oe % os ,bs World. Il
.yuss o,u' !" ,sS'ys 49, s,.h.,S,. :. A. avsll;ne !
f.:s '."'s - n ~ -, 49, n, ,;lsncs v,,b.
,,,." ~, s..,;~.s..ha "su s sso lis,en to ,he
v"' , - ~ -. ~ .,mn.,Lv
w.to a. soprse.s.s his repetition
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Msvsls. ats sslI

lleF v u ilfostlas attended
ihs Ffssl bell N lhs opening " N,
asyoso House, Memphis, sums iiias
sKn, A lev ~ be tfpihef preach
efs ard brother editors haze spoke
n II and as.cd shat he vas dalns
ihefel IIe gives NJ, elilatial and
ministerial aenuainlanees ,he fsllas.
ing items, and an, eomtdelsoa
n notes with him On Their part
W. afe IN the flss uf 30 ytais
u age We are no advocate n
lshclnR, ahl never tried the exercise
IN all our ups anil downs In lie
2 W. never hal aciehf o. q chew
n tobacco N our mouth We never
used the Pipe, % snull, % anything
manufactured oul " the filthy weed.
u We never drank Intoxicating
liquors, of countenaneed their use
as a beverage, on the par, Of others,
4 We never played a game Of
eafds--se never knew the court. In
such game of hazard
o We never we're guilty Of pro.
fame swearing, since the days Of our
bo,hood, aud then only as We may
have been iaugh, to say BY Older
persons
u We never were ut y horse race
or at cock pit, to witness either Of
these spctics OF gaming aud sport,
!. We never were in . ihester. in
any city OF town in the Union, al.
though We have bod tickets presented
to US frequently
!. We never were In a circus, at
home or abroad, ihcugh We have
been often presented with free
tickets
?. We never entered the door Of
any house of ll.fame, under any
circumstances.
10. We have travelled through
twenty-five States in this Union, e1.
tending through period Of thirty.
hscycars.
Finally, while We have no good
ness to boas, Of while We make no
prctensions to extraordinary pie,y
how many Of you in the ministry,
or the editorial profession. Of our
years, can prcscn, q better record 7
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A LAMENT.

he sleeps ,ha, .till and plrsssn, sleep,
fer which the weary pan, IN vain,
And. where the dsvs " evening weep
may not weep again
b. never more spcn hes grave
khali behold the Wild flowers vavsl
fhsy laid her where the sun and moon
Looked on her tomb With loving eye;
And have heard the bseess u Jane
Sseep o'er 1.-The sigh,
AaA the slid rivers vaillns song
sissv dirgs-lils - Il stole along.
~ ksve drsanps, in many drvsms,
" kes vhe vas . dream 10 ne.
A.a salked TO hes, by summer streams,
lR crowds and on the sea,
Ill b ~ coal shs vss enshrinsd,
a yssns Eseris " the mind.
lie years scl--ssd other eyss
Have 0sse their beauty e'sr my ysush
AL have ksae % other sighs
Al ssunis that seesesi like truth;
Asa Loved tks music which tAey gave.
iAs ~ vAisA pssish n sAs gave.
~ Aavs len sAe eoli ~ assd,
10 niasls with ~ living eeldi
3egs = . vsiska sssua1 NJ hssd,
~ hsass = SFsviae ~,
" iss . ssf1Ss 81 . hone
WA ~ 80 NJ, b Thy tsues
- ~ uoss ~ Assasl - bsaia,
4qo8 fs1ss befsss - tines
= ~ . ~ 49, ss., aqaia,
ksn Deso10 q ~ psinsl
~ - ~ = = = =. -. ,: |: - 49, 80,
"a nuGDs 40 q - hsefs
s 5; :; !; | !
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-05-05

TO Mlss sALLIE II. BRYAN,


Nv Nf't We mo ~ -
-
.ans ,hy mystic tones, dear sallir.
Have been sounding through ~, brain
.ikc the distant ,oIac Of ocean
In ,hc pause " wind and rain;
A,i In miin,ghi's solemn musings
Ani the haunted dreams II slerp
~, ~ thine my spirit answers,
4. deep callc,h unto deep.
have dreamed tbs soul a .cs.sliell
Prom the upper deep sublime,
a.l by somc Implying hillow
I'm this rocky shore Of time.
lyhrre u. sweet anil dirge.lis" hrcath'n-'
Seem like low aui iaodsafa. sisn
deep, c,cr.rca,less pinin.
For i,s far home in the ssy.
have dreamed tbs .nul wlnI.hsrr,
~ q weird and ~on,lrcus power.
Breathing on, its strange, wild musIc
In thu ,wilirh,'s visard.hnar,
i.n'ly swer, by gale. u Eden
(whcrc the csfth.wini'. winss are
furled,)
AL in mournfal eairnec telling
~ ils own dear native world.
|ihsrr'. realm within thy spirit.
tilled with grandeur and With gloom,
Where each tone is like henrs.wail.
And each carth.swell seems ic'uh,
And ihe towers sambrc tiaing
u,srsprcad their ghos,l, furm.,
4. II nur,urcd By the 'drorrings
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How Joe Won the Pencil.

Joe Dis unques,ionably the
handsomesi married man in Cincin-
natl.
Joe sports a wife, besides several
other creature comforts. Well, be
aud his wife, Harry -, John
-, and George -, and their
wives all board a, the same house.
A day or two ago, while they were
a, table, luxuria,ing on detached
portions Of a boiled turkey, which
had been stuffed with oysters, the
conversation turned on Christian
names, when Mrs. Harry con,ended
that she could name more distinguish
cd men Who had borne the name Of
Henry than any gentleman could Of
his own name and concluded BY
Offering q gold pencil % q wager.
against suitable equivalent, should
she win.
The trial commenced. Mrs.. liar.
~, started % with "lIarry Of
the wcs,," adding dosen Others.
George =, nov gathered up on
George Washington, the four Geor.
ges Of England, Lord George Of
Franks, &c.
Nov, Mr.. John -, wha, have
You to say," said the charming Mrs.
Harry.
"0h I can givc you . hundred
the two Adams---I.ord John Russell
John Tyler-John, John, bring
me some vss0, John" .
"s,op, stop, you can, win. Mr..
Joseph -, nov your turn comes, v
continued the juicy lise gssrs,er.
Nov, II ever . bsshful man lived,
il IL my friend Joe. Ne dared no,
look up. lie had been raekins hl.
brain for On answer, but to no pur.
pose. and in despair he made one
grand effort, and raising his head,
replied
"My dear MADAM, I have Lost.
cannot nov think Of any very dis.
tinesished nan Who ever bore III
asss Of Joseph, except the sensle'
nan Who " read shout in the eseFes
Scsipsuo-he Vho vss ssch . h.
veriis Of Nm. PosipAss, bss I vii
not oGx hin, ''fof I think h ~
The - feel | ever did hsss ef."
"flsrs's he psseil," ssid Nh
llsny, ssssiss i ovw " hin, - d
ssi he osAW lsdiss seud CT Il h
deos.
i ~k b vssawful visA h,
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TIA ieliosihs ttsaliial esuael
!. iiom NJ Iissses's Meah, vsfnat
Nfsii0nl
when, IN ihs tFIis n empire ahi
lasl N poser lmpeflsl Rome lecfeed
% cmsaf lhe I'hsfssllsa Triumph,
ahd with The trophies oi a kinelom
licked hls esfes NJ conquest. ,hs
World seems NJ biz feet, and more
Than mortal fame vas resting On NJ.
brow " IN that hour . Prophet
had appeared before him, and point.
ing 70 The western sly, bad uhiolded
70 his vision the distant future, and
far away over the wave, had shown
him an unknown land, destined "a
become ihe birth spot u liberty, and
of man, whose Tame would yet
eclipse the proud houors Of the Eicr.
nal City, and live, aye, In grateful
remembrance, when the great Cwsnr
himself should be forgotten, how
would the pride Of his heart have
been smi,ieh, and the brightness Of
his glory have been d'mmed, -.
Eighteen hundred years have passed
away Cnsar's throne has crumblcd
into DUST No successor wears his
lindcm or Yields biz sccpre now.
While iha, unknown land to the
setting sun, to which the Seer Of the
Temple would have pointed, had an
auguly s,crner than the prctcst Of
the Oracle been his, has become the
sea, Of empire, the home Of Free
dom, and the birth place Of GronoE
WAsulsGfoS.
Aud We, the descendants Of his
compatfiots, are met now TO testify
Of the love We cherish for bis memo.
~. A love. born a, the same birth,
nestled upon the same bosom, rocked
in the same cradle, inspiring the
same hopes, approved. by the same
God, and destined iinally to sink into
the same grave with our patriotism.
I, is an affection ,ha, enhances in.
iividual happiness aud honor, and
cleva,cs national dignity and charac.
ter. From the souls generous emo.
iions II springs like the swelling
bosom Of the oceans tide, unrcs,rain-
I'd aud rcsistlcss. Il 10 peculiar to
no cline, sec, or social estate. Go
10 the lowly hu, or the proud palace,
10 the ,hronged mart OF the sequcs,.
cred vale, TO the shrine Of the Jew
Or the sanctuary u the Christian,
where peace smiles or "grim yisased
war" frowns. aud ereryrhere--
whether amid the frozen SHOWS Of
the Nor,h--O,er the purple billows
Of the Eas,-bcnea,h the gorgeous
sunsets Of the WCs.-or along the
wales Of our own beloved
"Sauny Southland you will find
a, every iire-side altar the name Of
Washington Is 4 nucleus Of spells,
heaven born spells Of affection. A
scnera,ion for his name has taken
its place among the instincts Of our
people. Every American feels tina,
I, il q sacred obligation imposed BY
the laws Of nature upon bis consci.
encc. From sire to son this passion
came, undiminishcd iu the intensity
Of its prome,hean ardor, from sire
to son le, !. 80, on. on, from gen.
Grafton to generation, until the
ruthless tread Of Times iron heel
shall wear creation out. ] would
have you love and honor your Coun.
tr,'s Father, that your days may
"a
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Tn. Toorn,cu.. .-"My dear
friend,' said H., "a csn cure your
,oothachc in ten minutes"
How how : inquircdl. Do il, in
pity.
"lnsian,Iy," said he.
slave you any alum !"
Yes.
"l,ring !, and some common salt. I"
They we're produced. Ny friend
pulvcrircd them, mixed them In equal
quantities, then We, small piece Of
cotton, causing the mixed powder TO
adhere, and placed h In my hollow
tooth.
"Therc." said he. "If ,ha, does
no, cure you ] will forfei, my heal.
You may tell this to every one, and
publish j, everywhere. The remedy
is infallible. -
!, ". ss he predicted. On the
introduction Of the mixed ALAN and
salt, ! experienced q sensation Of
GOODNESS, which gradually sabsided,
and with is-ihc alum and the salt
i cured the ,ormen, Of the tooth.
ache.
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SINGULAR FREAK or TINE Licnr.
sivo.--Mr. Bu,,msn. the telegraph
operator in Fremont, Ssndusky y
county, Ohio, received quite sscvcre
shock Of Lightning during the storm
on Saturday cecning last. Mr. b.
WAS STOPPING under the inssrunen,
when he received the stroke and upon
partially recovering from the shock,
found hirnself on the outside Of the
counter on the aoor. with . srcmen.
docs lame foot and leg. The fluid
passed out as his boot, which il burs,
in It's exit, bus before taking IN
6nal leave Of him, il seems to hsv,
raised him over the counter, and Del
him down In no very gentle manncl
on the other side. The stroke VI
90 severe as to conknc Mr.. Butsmsl
to bis room for several days.
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pxcspxsfrt n A ssvaas Tksr.--
The human heart 10 lile . feather.
bed. must be roughly handled
and veil shaken to prevent IL be.
coming hard AMI knossy. With
prosperity comes The vilhssing dc.
covery 'hss cpsleaes b not hspPi.
ness, for the shsdsvs sruund - ere
the dhskess When ths ssa Of or
fortune is brightest vwy slAea
too, We ere only Ne oors ndieslsss
q. veil q unhappy, for being tossed
IN fortunes blanket, and having our
heads ssrned, BY being shss elevated
above those sf our fellow. IL
ms,,ers little TO Be- vorsh money, II
We ere worth nothing else.
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"Jiumy are yosr foIhs I'll ven I"
"Yes. na'sn, I'll Ut Sally Ass.
"why what's sks nssssr visA hess"
"Oh nosAise psssieslsr, only sAs
hsd The vhssPisP ssssA once. end
- haia's ssvss 81 over IL. The
esseh sin's any 'eosns nov, bet shs
hes he hoop dssp9sse."
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RtorRmsns.--Aeecr&ne 10 ~
false philasshpply ssd r.. philes-
sPAy II - ~, Il = iaAsnsaisy
y lese-eA - ioAsnaniey -
uu6R. nsoonu19 - u9tR.
- leuEi1A-enl - henensa -
ss(liag y =.
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.t,,il Wt)l,lS

n, .u. rrscnrrios.. from laryr Hand
Anl, to Fancy Card', done With Nea'ne's
ksi p,.pstch. nni on reasonable tefin'.
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yery VIM ausb D ~
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sfss ~ ,pffsfetat
p.. .,,s,e, a,a ln,ailloh u ~
an ssh."laeni in'ef,leh p
!. ,h,es month, w
!, .is msnihs W
!. an. ,es, " 10
1 ~ 4 Liberal Deduction made Tor
|stsrr Advertisements.
- A. DO NO. rscogaiss M fi1h ~
IN I,tldsi.e 10 iais.sfs Nth, ~ NJ
A, p,,p, of nv labor. wish u disiineiiy
Ssi,,aesi Mat III Legal idrffiisiag
mi pay NE al ihs rate N y pr s1ua"
M l,as, ~ les, Jef "a ffai ia'e'ilon,
S.d 80 esai, per .wars fef efefy iHh,,'
bpai Insertion, \ parties sfs aei 'eii'
,sd 10 ptj ihose prizes, ilif4 il'H.' pun
M ,l.rhsv ihsl IN The Paeala N'dr'
N. =. WAN, ffopi'slof'
~ An Communications au.i he nd'
,s,.oi 10 ". \. w.ap, l.lp pahnls,
Mississippi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

OLD SETTLERS MEETINo.-There is
before tie public a call for the Old Settlers
of Scott County to meet at Le Claire Hall on
Saturday evening 23inst., to make arrange
ments for general festival at some time
agreed upon At such meeting. By oil set
tiers, is meant those who we're here previous
to December3lst 1910, which will comprise
large number Of the young, the middle
aged, and the aged of our city. This move
is good one, and one that will rise to much
good feeling among the pioneers whose un-
firing zeal and indom,table energy this 'des-
ert has been made to blossom as the rose
the town has been built up and pcopled
with large community Of enterprising,
energetic men It requires no stretch of
the imagination to 50 back eighteen years
and look upon these sturdy adventurers who
were then here, aud we can conceive some
what of the extent of their hopes and fears: !:
their misgivings as to the avancement of
this chosen place of residence, and their
struggle to place it upon favorable footing
with other places along the river in this
State. This is indeed a subject for rejoicing
among the grey haired veterans who have
borne the. heat and labor OF the day, and we
shall be happy to notice their joy and
conviviality as they assemble themselves to-
gether to congratulate each other upon
having cast their lot in go pleasant a place
! and recount the hardships through which
they have passed 10 bring about 80 great q
degree Of prosperity as that which our city
enjoys
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.-
We hear of some fault finding in reia lou to
the figures given in this report In regard
to this we would state that the estimates
made by the Secretary Of that board are
from the reports furnished him, and if any
are incorrect-too large or too small-it is
the fault of those who furnished the figu-
res In regard to the Coal as referred to
yesterday. The figures We're taken from
the books of the G. d X. /. r. Il. Co and
they show that the number Of pounds re-
ceived here over that road Co. 1000. As
a matter of course there has been large
amount of business done in our city which
is net comprehended in the report, and for
the reason that no reliable basis could be
found for speculation estimates; also from
the fact that many would not give the
amount of their business for fear they might
be used as the means of personal exposure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19

JUDGE CLAGGErr.-A counter peti-
tion, ssigned by large number of the
legal profession of Lee county, has been
placed before the House of Representatives.
While the signers of that petition admit
that In some instances Judge Claggett has
been unfortunate in his intercourse with
the bar, which, has grown mainly out of his
desire to Introduce more rigid and prompt
method of doing business, but when, as in
this crisis, the most important duties of the
office are promptly discharged, in such a
manner as to promote the cause of justice,
it is contended that successful effort TO i'm
peach him, would be a serious misfortune
to the district and an example which would
tend to disgrace the judicial Office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
At Paris the Navy department hav ve advi-
ces of the U. $. frigate Merrimac at Rio Ja-
nerio, in As days from Boston. All well on
board. The Merrimac would leave as soon
as the ship could be prepared for the passage
around Cape Horn.
The correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald
says:--Despatches from New Grenada
states that there was no prospect OF the rat
itication Of the treaty recently negotiated
with the U. $. unless they come to decis-
ion pretty shortly or our Government will
send a navel force there.
am crsdibly Informed that Gen. Walker
has flooded the South with bonds of Sl0O
each, running 3. 0 years, payable in Nicarau-
qua lands. a large number of said bonds
are now in this city for disposition.
DIR. Banks recently appointed secretary
of legation to Brazil has resigned.
The Interior department has received all
the census returns of Minnesota with the
exception Of districts she has about 55, 900
int ahitants and will be entitled to only one
snenber of Congress. the three representa-
tiyes cannot be admitted, therefore new
election will be ordered
Mr.. G. L. Smith Of Buffalo has been ap-
pointed consul of shanghai and Mr. Muller
of Africa, consul at Rio JanierO Mr.. Vale
Of n. !. has received a first class consulate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-19
From Kansas.

ST LOUIS Jan. Is.
A gentleman from Kansas, by last nights
train. states that Calhoun was to commence
to count the vote the election, on the 2lst
of Fec, on Tuesday last. in the presence Of
the presiding officers of the Legislature and
Gov. Denver. As soon as this was done
a messenger would be dispatched to Wash
ington with the vote and the State Consti
ton. Calhoun would not leave the Terri
tory until the result of the election for
State officers was known.
Col Anderson of Leavenworth, was for
chilly take1. from the stage few miles from
that place. by party Of Free State men on
the l lth inst, aud has not been heard from
since
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jaa. IS.
FIOrR-Narket heavy, with rather more dong
SAFE 700 bbls. ~ 25t4 so for super State 4 l5
a.! 80 In exirABtsts; 25o14 80 for super Wes.ern
4o 90 W for mi on t. MeuIam
RYE fiODR-3h4
WHaAT- Unthsng,.i. No sales OF niagni tude.
KYE-Ds At .OGI5.
B.KLHY- Dull ~ .0d &c
ConN-Un h,hssd. thing doing in old, and
n:w Soufn, IN com 4. ancs 20 aI2.
OATS--plcn aai dull 4. 43GI A for State l5t646
for He.t-ln
POEK-Frmer 70 mess Bales, $50 btls at II 50
GIL 20 fcf mesa; II .2Gl2 o. for prime.
BEEf- Unehansed Sale limited.
DRESSED HOGS-Firma oltsl.s
BUrrER-Lower. 11Gl5 to ohio; I2H1l !, r
6tAte
WHIsKRY-Lower. Sales 200 bbls. at 2O120k.
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HoGa-The market for hogs continues
bl isk at 1856 81 per hundred weight
Fifteen car loads-about 900 head in all
were received by railroad from Iowa river,
Observation-Disclosures Journal
Will some person who is acquainted with
the subject, tell US why it is, that all tue
hogs 60 this year, to Muscatine, and none
come to Davenport? We think it is because
there is nothing in Davenport to pay with
except rotton shinplasters Of the Florence
Arsde. What says The Gastas7
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REMovAL.-W. ID. Baxter, dealer
in stoves, tinware, DC, finding lis present
quarters too small to answer the ends o.
his largely increasing business has rented n
more commodious store in Dalzell's Block.
cor. Second and Perry streets, formerly oc-
cupied 10y Adamson & Rapp. There his
customers will find him and his extensive
stock in few days. The vacated store is
now for rent on good terms. See advertise
ment.