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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

Mr.. OTIS moved TO lay both the resolu-
ton and substitute on the table, which mo-
ton prevailed.
The House then took up the following
Senate bill for third reading
An act to provide for the Great ion and
regulation Of corporations.
On motion Of Mr. KEITH, the clerk was
instructed TO return the same 10 the Senate
for re-engrossment.
The following House file of bills were
then taken up for
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
An act to amend an act entitled an act
TO provide for laying out certain territorial
roads for the State Of Minnesota, approved
Feb. q, 1855.
An act to change the name of Franklin
l.. Baker to Franklin l.. Draper.
An act to amend an act TO provide for the
construction Of the Cannon Falls and ST.
Paul road
An act 20 provide for the incorporation
OF the towns Of Holmes City and Grove
Lake.
Joint Resolution in relation to assessment
roll.
An act to provide for State seal for the
State of Minnesota,
COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE.
On motion of Mr.. CRUTTENDEN the
House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole to consider House file of bills.
Mr.. WAKEFIELD 10 the Chair.
After some time spent therein, the com.
mittee rose and reported the bills back to
the House as follows
An act for an appropriation to iefray the
per diem, mileage, postage and stationery OF
the present State Legislature-ordered en-
crossed with amendments.
The report of the committee was ado pied
and the bill disposed of accordingly.
The House again resolved itself into a
Committee OF the Whole to consider Senate
file of bills. After some time spent therein
the Committee rose and reported back TO
the House the following bills:
An act to provide for the salaries of the
Judges OF the Supreme and District Courts.
Mr.. BALCOMBE moved to amend by
striking out Of the bill the word January
in Sec. 4, and inserting the word May"
Adopted.
The report Of the Committee was adopt.
Cd.
The Governor transmitted TO the House
his Annual Message with ACCOMMODATING
,,rc-rea, and WIN De
found in another column.
On motion five hundred copies were or.
dered printed.
On motion, the House then adjourned to
meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
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Tuesday, June :, 1858
SENATE.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the President.
Mr.. HUDSON gave notice Of intention
to introduce certain bills.
Several House bills were read second
time.
THIRD READING.
The following bills and memorials were
read third time and passed:
A memorial for the establishment of a
military post at Graham's Point, on the Red
River Of the North
A bill for State road from Rochester to
Wilton;
A bill for State road from Marion to
Ashland
A bill authorizing Nehemiah I. Taylor
TO establish ferry at the town of Mas.
hua, in Chisago county, was read third
time and laid on the table;
A bill authorizing Auguste Rheim to es.
tablsh ferry across the Minnesota river at
Traverse des Sioux, was laid on the table;
A bill for the relief Of Mary Miller was
read third time and passed.
SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion Of Mr.. WATSON the School
Bill, which had been made the special order
for to-day, was taken up for consideration
ton in Committee of the Whole, when Mr.
SMITH, from the committee to whom had
been referred the Bank Bill, with instruc-
tons TO report any corrections or revisions
that may be necessary TO perfect the bill, re-
ported revised copy, which was read first
time and ordered printed
The bill providing for the establishment
and maintenance Of system of common
schools was then considered in Committee
Of the Whole, Mr.. SoMERs in the Chair.
The first section was read, when on mo.
ton OF Mr.. BATES the bill was laid on the
table until the -uolse.. CaRni..ss hal 1r.as-
fected similar BILL now under considera.
ton.
The Committee OF the Whole then rose
Mr.. VAN E1TEN moved re. consid.
Grafton Of the vote by which a bill legalizing
certain conveyancos was indefinitely post.
poned. Adopted.
Mr.. JONES moved that the motion TO
indefinitely postpone be laid on the table.
Adopted
BILLS PASSED.
A bill legalzng the acts Of the county
officers Of Anoka county;
A bill authorizing re-survey OF the town
OF Cen,reville;
A bill amending the act incorporating
certain towns
A bill incorporating the town OF Mans
field;
A bill amending the act incorporating
the town of Centreville;
A bill for the relief of ELLEN LAEGFoRD
referred TO select committee Of three
Messrs. VAN ErrES, LINDSEY and JONES
Mr.. STREETER introduced memorial
to Congress, praying for an appropriation
10 defray certain expenses incurred prior TO
our admission as State. This memorial
is based on law Of Congress appropriatiDg
certain sums TO meet the expenses of the
Territorial Legislature, which amount had
never been placed in the Treasury Of Mime
sofa. The memorial was ordered printed.
A bill authorizing School District, No.
|, in Steele county, to raise money for GER
tain purposes; and bill Incorporating the
city Of Hastings and repeating its former
charter, were read a second time, after
which,
The Senate adjourned.
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ne London Tunes, speaking of the &C.
QUESTION Of territory, says that England,
"as a nation, has no longer any lust for do
mlnion or craving tor territorial gain :"
and that it doubts exceedingly if any spe-
cies OF conques, or acquisition in any quar-
ter Of the globe would be really popular in
England. Upon which declaration Of the
Thunderer. the Albany Journal makes the
following sarcastic comments:
Rather cool assumption Of modcsty
when II is considered what England has
BEEN about for the last six months With
in tina, time she has been appropriating
Central Africa by discovery "-transferr-
ing the East India Government from Del
hi 10 Downing street-establishing a Pro
tectorate over Borneo-conquerin cities in
China Selling Perrin 10y arms, and Suez
by trade --fortiiying both ends OF the Medi-
terranean Sea-elaiming both sides OF the
Arctic tying the shores Of the Atlantic to.
gether with telegraph, and asserting undi-
yided control over all the island shores and
waters Of the Indian Ocean
Her empire has grown too gigantic for the
hands Of Englishmen alone 10 grasp. She
uses one part Of her subjects TO keep anoth-
er iu submission. she enists the kaiirs TO
govern the HiDdoos hires the Sikhs TO put
down the Seapoys the Scotchmen TO
trade with the Bushmen gets the Irish TO
fight the Russians and the Canadians to
watch the Irish-marches of the Germans
10 overawe the Persians ietches out the
Orkney Islander TO manage the Esquimaux
and Is talking Of African troops to pu. down
the Brahmns, and an Australian regimen,
tomoani guard over the ChiDese -
IL Il rumo rel ,b,, ,La pr.zidan, ;u,.ni.
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MONDAY, June IA, 1855.

MONDAY, June ~, 1895.
SENATE.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and
was called to order by the SPEAKER
Bills INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. JONES a bill for the protec
ton OF trout.
BY Mr.. WATSON a bill to amend the
act providing for the location Of county
seats.
by Mr. HODGES; bill relating to
Commissioners Of the State.
All the above bills were read second
time and ordered printed.
REPORTS.
Mr. ,loSEs. from the committee on prisons,
made u report embracing new bill provi-
ding Tor the government of the State Prison,
which was ordered printed.
Mr. RprAru. from select committee.
reported back the bill referred 10 them rela-
ting to logaii2ing the road between Roches.
ter and Wabashaw, with some amendments,
and the recommendation that j, be passed.
Several House bills were then read inst
AMI second time.
tpANIItFk bf tHk WHbIk-
The Senate then resolved Itself into Com
mlltee OF the Whole for the consideration
Of sundry bills. Mr. MORTON in the Chair.
and the following were reported back with
the accompanying recommendations
A bill incorporating the town OF Iaylor's
Falls ordered cngroSsi;
A bill amending the act incorporating
the city of West -. Paul laid aside for
the present
A memorial for grant of land to assis,
in the construction Of u railroad from Vino
ma To the point OF junction with the Milwau-
kee and Mississippi Railroad a, the south
ern boundary Of the Sta,e--order,d en-
crossed
A bill establishing the salaries Of the Sec
rotary OF the Senate and Chiet Clerk o, the
House Of representatives, indefinitely post
poned
A bill establishing township organization
in the county Of Goodhue- am,u,ied and
passage recommended
A bill legaliEing the acts OF toe town
council OF la Crscn,-ordered ,nerossed /:
A bill legaliziug the roads between Wa
bashaw and Rcchester--o ordered cngrosS.d
for third rading;
A bill for the rlief Of Mary Miicr-pas-
sage recommended;
4 bil amending the ac, Incorporating the
town OF Cen,ervilIe-passage Recommended
\ bill authorizing u resurvsy II the
town OF Centeryiile--passage reommen,ed !,
& A I'LL amending the act inoorpc rating
certain ,owns--passagc recommenitd
a bill relating TO prairie hres-rierred
to commIttS on judiciary
A bdl Incorporating the town Of Mansfield
--Passage recommended
A bill for The rviiet Of Ellen lAEgSord-
passage rccoEmcudcd
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The Boston Transcript states that the
following is copy Of an original autograph
letter by ANDREW JACKSON, in the collection
Of Mr.. Ii. w. BRYANT, of Boston:
HERMITAGE, Aug. "a, 1855.
DEAR SIR: thank you kindly for the
perusal of your pious uncle's letter, which
you were good enough to enclose for my pc
rusal
Should you live to see this pious divine,
your uncle, present him my kind regards,
with my prayers for long continued life of
usefulness and happy Immortality. Say
to him would long since have made this
solemn public dedication to Almighty God,
but knowing the wretchedness of this world,
and how prone men are to evil, that the
scoffer of religion would have cried out
'hypOcrisy-he has joined the church for po-
laioa effect thought it best to postpone
this public act until my retirement to the
shades Of private life, when no false imputa-
ton could be made that might be injurious
to religion.
Please say to him well remember the
pleasure had OF taking him by the hand
and receiving his kind benediction, for which
| am grateful. 1t would give me pleasure
n0w in retirement to receive and shake him
by the hand.
Present our kind regards to your anna
be family, and receive yourself our best
wishes. remain very respectfully.
Yours, &c., ANDREW JACKSON
p. ;. am so deblita,ed that | can
scarcely WELD my pen. 4. J."
To Dr. Lawrence
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HOUSE
REPORT OF COMMITTEES,

House met and was called TO order by
the SPEAKER.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES
The committee on interpretations, 10
whom was referred Senate File No. 10, " A
bill to provide for the creation and regula.
ton Of corporations. report the same back
without, amendments ard recommends its
passage, Also.
A bill for an act to authorize the estab
lshment and regulation OF ferries. Also.
A bill for an act TO repeal the charter Of
the city OF Shakopee.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. STEVENS.-Tha,a committee
be appointed to act in conjunction with a
similar committee 10 he appointed by the
Senate, tor the purpose of making suitable
arrangements for the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July.
On motion. the resolution was laid on the
table.
Mr. VI. THOMPSON That the Ser
ceaut alarms is hereby instructed to furnish
ice for the use OF this House. Lost.
Mr.. STARkEY.-Whereas. Minnesota
has Just taken her place in the bright gal
axy OF States. and from time immemorial
the inhabitants thereof have been in the
habit OF celebrating the glorious anDirersa
ry OF our independence as a nation, great
glorious and free, therefore. be i,
Hssoirsd, Ths, committee Of I've be ap-
pointed TO act IN conjunction with similar
committee 20 be appointed BY the senate to
consider the proprety Of the celebration OF the
coming anniversary Of American lndepen
aence.
Mr.. SfiEETX moved ,hut the resolution
be referred TO the Committee on Education
and Science.
Mr.. FIERCE moved 10 amend that Il b.
referred 70 the Committee on Militia
Amendmen, agreed 10.
The question then recurring upon the
adoption OF TIE resolu,ion Vas lost
Mr. CHASE offered as . substitute that
each member Of this Houss be allowed 10
celebrate the anniversary OF American In
dersnderce As he though, best.
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IL is rumored that the President intends
TO appoint Senator SLIpEiL, Of la, Minis
ter 10 France.
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A bill legalizing the acts OF the officers 0!
Anoka county-passage recommended
A bin amending the charter Of the town
Of Brownsville-passage recommended.
The committee then rose and reported
the report was adopted by the Senate.
THIRD READING.
The following bills were read third time
and passed
A bill establishing township organization
in the county Of Goodhue;
A bill amending the charter Of the town
Of Brownsville;
Mr.. HALL introduced bill providing
for the payment Of the Supreme Court Re-
porters for the years 1852 and 1853.
On motion Of Mr.. HUDSON, the bill in-
cooperating the town Of Iombrota was taken
up, and read first and second time.
Mr.. MckUEE introduced bill provid-
ing for the arrest and employment Of va
grants, which Was read and ordered printed
The Senate then adjourned.
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House met and was called 10 order by
the SPEAKER
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HOUSE.

House met and was called to order by the
Speaker.
The roll was called, and the Journal OF
the previous meeting was read and correc-
tons approved.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-01


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~ fts lsssfsss n s5leauals y
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fa iu ~ fhe health n sHf Iash
~ faiH'J y ephesnsl. We believe
~ hss been - geoi, v hei bslisf,
than Nc msjofily siso called usual
b. hsalihy loes'loms In opf sisis.
Nearly Al n those u oof cilneas
sha went "a shef health and pleas.
NE, lhis sumner, have been, " are
vi siek Some vefe taken slci
m their routes others quito N IN
ihe Eastern cities The amount of
sielnes, I'll ever Tie Union, ihis
season, j. oamaally large
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A sensible Doctor

A handsome young widow pho
does not live q thousand mile. from
this place, applied 10 ono Of hcr phys
lcians to relieve her VI three lisircss.
ing complaints with which she was
afflicted
"In the FIRST place." said she. IL
have little or no appetite, What
would be the best TO tnke for lhntl''
"for that. madam, YOU should
take air and exercise"
"Aud, doctor, ! am quite 6dgel,
at night, and are afraid to lie alone
What shall | take for TINT I"
"For that, madam, | rccommcn,
that you ,nkc-a--husbnhd.'
"fie. doctor. But | have III
blues terribly. Whit shall | do 70
that"
"For that, madam, You have, be
sides taking mir and exercise, tax
the pAScLA STAN and tho editor too.
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WNSTC.Snr.


DIki,, In this Coanl,, on shs p,h d.
~ Aasass. 1854, EpwIs DAscost. In.
fau' .oh n \. u. and H. cAary sred
n month. and "a days.
40, N ~, weep Tor Eddie dear,
Nov N The silent tomb
Though his pfnt,ling voice M moro yo,
hear,
Tive No, yourself 10 gIoom.
IL u net dead. but gentl, sleep.
nenes,h thu willow tree,
Where very soon hr'il wake,i 10 meet
In Heaven above with thee,
Weep not, for roses Don shall bloom
Ger the grave 10 newly made.
And weeping willows marx tho place
Who're your deHt kddie's laid
Weep not, Tor Tod but for u tima
This child 10 YOU Ind given
10 dwell On earth, aud ihrn 10 sonr
I'm .oraph'' wings TO Heaven.
H. who On caf,h once fonil, said.
"Lc' little children come.n
In love and mercy called him hence,
To find ON angels home
q do no, weep for Eddie. then.
HES with his Lord and King,
Tho gravs on earth no victory nov,
Aud dsath 10 Heaven no sling"
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shall lea,s home. Tor Virginia, the
ar., N nssi week, and be absent about
one mouth. NJ fs.s.. A. uryn will
have charge Of The s,ss during my ab.
sonce, and bets fully authorised 10 receive
aui receipt TOT money On recount Of the
printing omee.
W. nephew, John ". Ward, will ocea
~ NY Law Once, and answer all Inquiries
10 regard 10 my professional business
until my return,
cff- Letters " communications Tor the
printing ONCE, mus, he addressed 10 9Th
fshfor IT NJ Panoia Nfsr," and not ID
me- b, name. or Ihes will not be opened
until | return. H. careful to rsmembcI
this, II YOU wish 10 avoid the delay.
N. =. WARD.
July 81, IS.
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CANDIDATE, ATTENTION.

Those Of you who wish your names
inserted in the tickets printed at the
Sra. Office. will please send in yosr
names, accompanied BY tho money,
wi,hOa, deluy, as We shall print ,he's
ne,, week. Several county esndi.
ia,cs have given Us their crlcss.
No name will appear on the tickets
until paid for.
Our terms for putting tho name
u county officers on the genera
,iekc, arr o.. and for DisIric, %.
GERS, $40. Special tickets, u pei
hundred.
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Military Election.

An election for various officers Of
the Mississippi Militia will be held
on the hrs, Monday in October ucS..
Every county votes for u Major Gen.
cral, lirigadier General, Colonel,
l%.icatenan, Colonel, ana Major. AZ
for the elections Of Captains and Lieu.
tenants, the Nalchcs Free Trader,
no doubt good authority, publishes
the following:
IL counties where the Regiments
(cmbrseing the whole county, neither
moe nor less, are or have been d.
vided into company beats, elections
under the late p~roclama,ions Of the
Governor, may be held BY the Sher-
IN for Captains and Lensenan,s Of
the respective counties BY the Mill.
,ismsn Of the respective company
bca,s--but where there 10 no sucl
organisation, The Law makes i, . duty
Of tho CelcNsl, With the appreciation
Of the Lieuiessnt Colcsel and Majcr,
to prescribe the ccmpany beats, sss1
which time Captains and LIeu,sasssI
cannot be elected.
I, viii 10 sesa that ~ snacsae,
In this wesk's srAR . candidate fcl
Major and Tor Colonel, for Psnol'
county.
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Crime IN Memphis.

We learn BY passengers whe cs.ss
down the Railroad from Memphis,
Yesterday evening, that Joaa Able
wss arrested in that city yesterday
mcsnine, ord pat In Jill for being
accessory 70 . murder, BY placing a
bo~ie.kmis in The hands Of .
eOarssssn end urging her 70 Hill
another WOMAN Of Tie ane sAassc.
Ter. We learn thai sAsss ~ ussA
ezsiss~sns sbsss the matter yssese-
day morning.
And ssill another. We lsarn, Ne,
that = negro man. yesterday non.
ing, . few miles this sias II 11sa.
pais. tillsd . white mas, bysAssias
him with bic own san.
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TIE s'h@s as1 ~ fflssS Um y
Tsmss. sstafIsss ~ AsseGesv, -
s~seyt-11 htessf tsste1 " A
spyis ffsm W. u i'ssItI's tlses,
vhssh ssessrsi ssslfs Inches 10
circumference. shi sslshsd lssiss
sshsss w. hlsfhf Hsbf sttls,
tH tss'sfisJ on yaaaf friend
f.Ha4lph hfeafAs " ges hat hsla
te fsAi besst II mss'wsi foH
lees sha . Ia'f'ef inches N fl'aam
f'fsess, shd Tsifbsd me tsssa
end . gSss'f, ss f"''s'' he'a
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R.rrRNiSd.-- Ow fellow. towns.
man, Mr.. NJ. d. Keith, returned
from the North on yesterday { Wed.
ncsia.) Afternoon. We are sorry
that he has also suffered by sickness
while q, the East, a. all Of ,hosc
have who have visited there frou
our section, recently. We hope Il
sec the remainder Of our absentee,
at home again this week or next.
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49, The srM is again behind
time, AMI somewhat shor, Of our
usual amour, Of reading natter
This is no iaul, Of ours. Sickness
in the office, together with q failure
in our efforts to procure assistance
either here or in Memphis, have been
the principal causes Of this. We
hope to be all rieh. after this Issue.
AZ these causes wero beyond our
control, We arc confident ,ha, VIC will
10 held blamelcss.
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RELIGIOUS uofrC1.

Mr. Efsior IL viii thank ycn
to give notice in the stan thu, the
Fourth osarssrl, Meeting Zoe the
Pamela Cireui, will be held ai Eureka
on the 10th and i7,h Of Or,ober, 10
stead Of the time heretofore On.
nOunced. ]. n. TEMPLE.
August 3lst., 1858.
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Cool WEATHER. For more than
ten day. past We have experienced
unusually cool weather for the sea.
.on-Ihe Thermometer varying from
% to ~ degrees during each day.
Last Sunday We had recourse "a
heavy WOODEN clothes, and sat by 4
rousing fire, which We found very
comfortable Strange weather iol
August.
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TIE Bank Of America, rtassses,
cad he SsstAsss Bssk, Nm ssl.
lsPsea. Il b ssil shss ~ yin
rsuns IL - fsv NJ" De-.
bsltevs . vssi & h Dsst ~
peps sssay ~ ~ s.sssa. n
1osnsAis ussAsas - - IN
IN ~ 60 - snvW -
ssssss-sls Ut, 81 sssAiae ~.
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ANOTHER DALE " NEW Corrox.
Our friends, Mcssrs. Harris, wor.
meley 1 Co., received on yesterday
a bale Of new cotton from tho plan.
tation Of Mr.. ]. Kuykendall, o. rs.
nola county, Miss. II classes strict.
" midlling to fair. !, is the finest
We have seen Of the prcscn, crop
Memph.s .appeah -dih M.
Mr.. X. received the ~'jimmgj,hs
Of fine brandy, us a premium.
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Epaft sasfnf announcing candidates
afe ~ follows, The money mutt be paid
II, airInfs, insanahifl
Wv state N District ohees, slu ~
" County oihes', W
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Hereafter, otuy sl,shis m'al intend
fIiUf palliraflnn IN lhe sfip, must have
lhe 'snrlh " tins which 'h'I afe 70 10
PUBLISHED, marked 90 then, All ahtet
aamenls naflei ullll forbid" of -, f',p
vii be- poi shel fpf q scar, sud dhafg
81 accordingly
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itH frsfss "ffsf we sr's' 4.
afa aaf owls sathaf ed afehu ~ TIE
.lf t8 fasalii s~ahseftsleas atd alssf'
i,s.mlsts ~ ~ a % ahi ~ sallseslhs
MAJ igh
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For iAs Hanala Mar

For The Psseis Nsr.
Mr.. Editor Please annouaes
through the columns Of ycss pspsr
,aa, the next sessioa Of the Essvka
Institute will open On Monday Tie
9Th Of sep,eaber.
Yoss rsspeesfslly,
B. = BROWN.
Eureka, Miss, Ase. ~, 1865.