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'0'II ~ TsIhtI COURT tJOstPH AMAr " ANTOINE M
nv ~ NyEu ,,Iisan, LESPARRE-No. u 0l4
b, hIhTCE of a writ of seizure aud snIc
me erected ny the Honorable Third Dish ID Gr,
~ ne otlea in the above entitled cause mi nocssi
~ Public auction at the City Hotel Common sreef ber,rs
W aI Ss suazne streets THURSDAY the Sth Gay ri
Nsieh' is5o, At y o'clock NJ sou '' Vi
SIX CERTAIN LOTS OF GROTrND situst.5 10 a.
Fourth District Of this city in the square No Il ~
MINI seventh, Eighth, Laurel and Live Oak streets de- I'll
N 60 oy the Nos. s. 6, L and TO- plan made Nv III
~; surveyor on the 4h day Of MAY Si4 and deras
Si me once Of l. Hermann late notary public OF This XIV
u I2s OF ground measure each 81 IL inches iror, ~
seventh street by 100 feet in depth, - '' 'i'A' On
Together with all buildings and jpproyernar,s ,L
Seized in the above suit ~ ''eieon
IERMS-Ctsh the spot.
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QUAvUIEvE CorR DE DlsTRIsr POOLEY. NICoL x co II.
de "a NolNaletOreans. ! JOSEPH MOORHOUsE.
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SEcosp DISTRICT couHrg ". W. CARRIE co. Us. e. Y
rf New Orleans. JONTE-No II GgQ
DX VIRTUE of n writ oF uerE f,cI,s &, =, -.

II objected by the Honorable Second District grf IN
New Orleans Ia che a4ore entitled will proceed go .e
AZ public auction the City Hotel. street between
Camp and Mgazn streets, WEDNESDAY the lU day of
MAtch, 1858. ~ o'clock NJ
HE INTEREST or DEFENDANT. being the one -.
undivided halt 10 the following property F
tuwt seven lots Of ground, being Nos 2 g. 8 AID a
~ ~ square bounded by Dorgcuos Canal s5 and Broad
streets Lots Mo-. t. ? 3 aud g. each seven
feet front on jackson street by hundred depb 0t
NO ormir the corner OF Jackson and U0rgeuo ts
Nos. AMI measure each twenty on Jack -1p
ce'. and iU the feit hundred and s
uiue feet ten inches and -four lines Ia depth
Together with the buildings and improvements thar on
Seized 800 tie above suits
TEkMS-Lssh Gu the spot.
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joy TO the Afflicted +!

Ter Of
HOW LONG STANDING,
Giving health and ygor the Frame and bloom TO the pae
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

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.na.tx ~ aesI ssxHIphatb fssj/
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80 thsfiesh
~ 4 fsfHs . meeting i ssilai
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ed il ms nesting mai
,ratfshthssl ~ eelaiyses M bath
a n ssf slqfieas N lepsaashso
|mlss alH 81. The reading ~
~ pstlsissbh u Iadspahdeags, On
mslleu W sen,a ens VI en patle
svslsf., . nubseas, fnp 3yiss.
.sl ~ SHELF 10 conclude siih 4 fhs
Hsll IN he svsnlag. ssalI salf o.
tss VI OH ed Young Akssfiess
hops lhe tslflollslu VI or eIlll
fhs wi hoIp 70 eafy oal lAe stev'
n.spllyn ", A least, . pHt 81
hest
70. Nf liIm, sel ne haiI d
nyllOn, sni WI your khown ,heFry
" can eaiiy y lhfeufh
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res 0istrlst A,ternssi

" ara authorized 10 announce Ma.
|TnislLL W. WILLIAMS - . sollldaie
~ District Anhpsy for the III Juieial
Diaf el, al tbs vlsallon VI tho 10 Mon.
as 10 October ncxt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

We era au.horissi to nsnpaucc JAS.
X CHALMERS rs y candidate fvr Dis
,ncs N.ornay u tho Seventh jutleial
District, at ths neat October clctlIoh.
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HtrHIfp, % Tss.l~y ssss.as. n
lhss., " lhls sssAlys n 'ha s~s.1<As. N
~ Fm lasaff.. ~ Ne Rev Iames
saiss, IL WILLIAM las, N si,a .pu
eeHa'r, e. Hss HAHf " tpaf uhI,
4 faalls eeaay.
VIII ~ H8ulf f,IIas - it@lgsi Z
bsltlF II hans mHls Fiaf, fhs pafs sie,
n ihe flApa, . ssfy g.lAg uliuIs, stll
W. tlmpllmani. a o. hide. Tkls ~Ins
raa meaai W Aails It ne t,~s'laa' n "a
ssesll.ul, thals fauaLssts, fuf valqk
wslsndsf auf HEARTY lhhnss sosh pisl.
sfa's ms afe bishiy aeuapssllr ard rfsv
eIlg appreciated, fhspgetu ~hsslfe.ses
NJ Nv soft 70 some vsvpas ksiuvs~ad'
veg toHJdrfsshls " ~ hhpry isrmlhh.
ton Long tie q i,s hatry pair. Nv
ile Lael egaysrt ihs's through b.. y
Married, Ia Yalobu.ha county, on N,
% inst NJ the residences v W H. Win.
Ter, neaf Grenada, bY tho Rev v, N.
n eharism, Col, W 4. YAfilAM "a
Ms. ANNA ELLIOTT oil n Yalobashn
county.
Long lie and prosperity 10 our iyisnd
Soon aai hi. amssbls brile. May Ih'
young ksrssh flourish On she parent Ialk
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W. aFe authorised " anaounen y. y.
TAU on, u panoia, 10 . candidate Tor
District Attorney u the ysssn!h Judicial
Dae.ei, At tha nest October election.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-09

We I'll fos fash s~rsiwsissiv o. c,ivss
spiseet, and no gasis delivered " oil
lnweL 10 be- lalc n from The store aettl
sc,llei Tor, irrespective VI vsssans, ~ w
hstp No kosks col maxi. NJ sseeNris.
All Kss6s aeafan,eed " BE- Just ~hss
lhev ~ represented and sold fer.
W. have tow pvice." ivory sr,isls
has ased svoa u n f<psa apssss, a price
from whlgk W will ~ dfsiuis.
W win nal iahe be6l ~ szokanss
Eooss after sale end d<Q>ssy.
Evsuvs shall tsyplc11y s6srssist shss
''''; ssss 4 Il alSsSsJ|SxnsASos.
MAseh ~, lste. us
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B'or Probate Clerk:

". p. w0oTrEX announces himself
~ = caniiIa.s Tor rc.clessisn ~ tho olcs
II l'sDaAfs ttssk Of Pamela sDunly.
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essrsaaih iflmi 70 suneanae Tia Non,
". IiIuAirsus ~ eahlhlais
ig t.foali jnlfn ~ lia Nv iailssl pis
a. lhe eleailea N fletcher nest
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fHtf atn4taai fsreff Y ~ seFsi.
fka tAsI i asHll4 ifgm :
iHug kagNn ealf - mftslfs -si Aaa
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hnssh y ~ asfi n ass. ffi hl4ai
tyas. t4ss go, ssli e1ssfff bsft, yHlss
isex. asHl 80, s~sfsshsflfls, slJsf f4F
"a. <uh nshsfss tEaIaalnx ths artsl ~
fsihhie femsdg W. ~ ~ie-lefssIsa "
heslIh sFsf
i'm sfffRt's 0ifs Rfufbr,
sHisF aissaszs VI Hniafd Ifss. Whps
laAan. ~ bee IA lHaasH9lsfslt sssf#A4f
ihltafh ttslf raln 4 thA haift pafif
ia anl spaslafAlsa Ne eifezIs IA "
M hlUef 4 n~aalfafIfh. sty hillsai
nsilss IN ~ siumaah, sai .tfsnglhsni
Ne ahgIa organisation
NatlasH. HlfenfihthnH fefiinl viii
sfaaluallf me- lifsf eamllalhss, Iifs
pepsia, dAnhdife,
fhfs#ff o. tsffsss netliffT, 0fsssss ~
M hfaafaat aHa aN HffHstf ffsfaf
rHm : HlssfaHss fffff - sfsmafA
Dyatapsis, n %afihalu, Inward Isb<s, A.
dts ~ slshhsss u sIss Htfmssh, falli
usi. n iilJmi 10 d. Heal, Dali Pan M
sulmmihf 10 IBs Heal. rslpsialipn VI tho
Heart, lullnesto IN Weight h tho alumaah,
souf tmHalitus, Choking o. Suabestihg
feellng vhen lsina doNh. Uftnes= o. fsh
lnensss Il tie Skln and Eyes, Night
swrtis, Inward lefefa, Pam N the Small
II the lliak, thsftpF Side, sHddaa hahss
n heai, Impression " spirits, frightful
dreams, l,anfaor, peapehi enpy. " any
Scf,nns DistaAa, sores % Iilosehe. on
the Skin, and fessr aud AFsn (or thlls
and levefl. Il viii rlss ours diseases N
the nlailer and Womb, such a. seminal
Weskn.s., 'neHn''hehre q Nrne, S.tan.
Enatf, Instrumentation o. Washes o. 'hs
Won. ur h,aassr, M.I'..' -.
This cordial viii never fail 10 oare any
" ,he above diseases, II tsksn A. per d..
MAX !, ra..sL
s,,, ws,s .s>an1ss o. a.s,,..
nave iocn soli durinr ~ past six months,
aud in VA instance has II lAilpd In giving
entire ~sssisfsotioU. who. then, vii sui.
Tor from wratness Or debility When Az.
Lsaa's strengthening Cordial viii ssrs
youY
no MI LlD1HG
DO you w,sh 4, be healtAs "A strong
Then 20 al cser ana xss sou u Mclean.
! Cordial. n wll strrer1klA AID imigo.
rate . M blood 10 iscw through ever,
ye.n. and tl,r rich. rcxv blssm 10 mount
10 yuur ekecksaxaiu. E,cry bottle ~ar.
ran,el 10 give sstisfscfjan,
vOR CAIl bRgX
We sry to parents. II yosr chiliroaar,
.ichly. pspy, or Affected With compliant,
prc,alust emsnr childrcn. give them q
small ,%asuilsv n Mclean. tordial, AM
h will max them he,l,hy, fss aud robust
pelay ma, a m,mcu, try h, AMI YOU vii
Ia esusueed.
a ..,,.,ars IA x.xx
CvERY rODNTRf MERCHANT
.hoaIa mai leave The ~, until he has BRO
sursI a su.,l, of T.t..su's s.rcnrthr !,
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Ne are aulhadseI " Aunssuss lhe Hon.
Y, rn0rfkb ~ llslly spflng.,
ssa candidate for Judge N Nv 80 judi.
tai Disiriss. n lie election on tbs lsi
Ipni,y Ia October, 1888 nosI.td
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We are aa.ksasei 10 apsn q. u.
Met..Aki rs = can lldssc for preLtse
! .rsk ~ Pamela County.
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We are auth ,e,ssI 10 announce JtS.
n. JONES ~ u candidate fss sheriff 81
tss ucxt clsc,iou. nosls-u
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" rhc editor VI sha sfAs Is herchy
.ashlrisei 70 announce Jsdge VRvlLLi
ANKl.IsONa a the people. candidate Ior
-. SECTION ~ tbs o.hce Of Probate judge.
MANY VOTERS.
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We see AUTHORISED 10 announce Judge
J. I. n. BuRBRlDDk ~ a candidate ior
Probate Jodse u pssola County
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rnNAEEN UP by Daniel " Jones, Lying
Hear Birmingham, a DARK BAY
HORSE, u years old. star IN the fore
head, strsak down the face. hind feet
whits, aboa. - hands high. Appraised
to 80 70.
|. P.B JONES, Ranger &C.
Pamela, June \, 1855. 2ps3w
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We ere sp,hcrisei TO announce JAMES
h VAUGHAN - a saaasaats for N.sss-
sss u pAssls Ceuusy.
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.fSnp(nessrat0v's .er0etcs.
To fhs o.. ian Of he isfMs ~. n.
EsHoct, 6bssneis
VvnknEss The ~ssdss>irns1, Admin.
w issrator " ths sslsts VI ~ n
ceased, did ntiLa Apsil Tevm, A.. D. ~
u the Probate Court " ralisdmo<&I
County, 'i's.i.svri, die bis slPcfs :! ~
insolvency Of tho estate Of sad decedeali
Now, all persons having clsms assAes
the estate VI said deeedeus, are hereby
notified TO como forward and have the
.ame daily probassd and registered In shs
Register kept BY the Clerk 81 sait Coust,
within n year fron the Gate q ~ 1rst
~puAiieasies d The ssst>Ab 90 ~ uns
will b barrel.
JOHN u. MeAFEE. Adn'r.
Apsii Is, ls5s. ls6m
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81 W. srs Authorized W announce
y. y. wiIirTLN a. q candidate for
cosaty Treasurer " Pamela county.
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We are Authorised 10 anasanss u. W.
SEATUN ~ q candidate for Assssses ~
kasola county.
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Yer Coanl, Trea.arcr.

We are authorised 30 snaopnce DAVID
J. toTS a. q candidate for frassrcs VI
fsas.a County.
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We sss sssAsptssa = s.ssunrs WI
IN : YAM - . snnfi1a1s fcf
Assssss II passla ceealy.
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We ars aushosise1 70 snassaes pIlIIs
W }. oAUUll go eunAidase IL No..
~ u raoslo CsuutS.
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wssrca authorized 10 saaosmcc FRANK.
lin MOORE a. 4 c,aiijtIef for rc~.clcssivn
10 ,ti vfics " ShcuI " Pamela county.
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W. ara authorized TO announces TiluM.
iNr. HUDSON Is a candidate for shsr.
"a u this county,
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~ w are sstherizei TO annOsae.
D. u. SIMPSON - a candidate Tor ias
Assessor VI Pansi. County.
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IL We are authorized 10 announce
NICHOLAS II. NORRIS q a esndiaa,s
Zoe Assessor Of panpla County.
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We are snshyriscd " aunoanse JOHN
= II iKKiSuNass essdsd tic f,r r~e-elee.
,.,u 10 the clhsv VI Circuit Uicrk.s
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We are authsrisei 10 % J. A.
Jones rs . candidate for Assessor VI
fsaola county.
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We are asthssised 10 annssnes 10.
SspH A. HERRING ~ q ssnik1sss for
Assessor Of Pamela county.
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rnVAKEN w By d. 3. White, sr., liy'
iur srven miles westof Como Depot,
q light colavcd NAY llOkSE MULE, With
q mealy nose, about four years old. and
about II i.2 hands high. Appraised to
slD 90. P.B JONES,
Ranger r. 9.
May ~, lsSs. ls.-sw
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ears Authorised 10 anusssee JOHN.
WICK - . candidate Ter Assessor Of
Nsaela eoausys
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We ere Authorised 10 announce T. d.
RANDOLPH d a csniidsse for Assvses
u raao,a county.
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sulsrrephtor Of the cer9l&,
Also. Msi.sanfs vvIscnis on llnlDsnt.
Erprinrspsl deps> - .hs epsek q
Third ana Pine ssrs<sss ~. lootDs ~
Vsor sale 10 Pamela. Mss.s=ppi, By
TItns. 4. CtsAnkk,
~ Ne Dudk Cbsmsr.
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nncoo . CA1.MOssA
@ls;:s9Ii;;;;::::,:ss;,::: =; !; =
An ., iass NJ
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TT cot WANT rO NtH eesap
and fash 4aks sIornlN0, seH 81
- efssI, cssh sasss - -
srHENBol1 EAo1SesT.
Asrl !. less. h-u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
90 D 90 anl $40 cetton.


The cotton crops Of some Of the counties Of Ala
bama having been nearly Destroyed By the boil worm
this past season, and good deal Of excitement pre-
vailing the subject, many thinking It was useless
to plant crops only to be destroyed an experienced
and observing planter wrote a. follows to the editor Of
the Sunny tAa South. II seems to rs that there is
merit in the suggestions made. Here they are
III our present condition we cannot do otherwise
than grow cotton. Hence concert of action on the
part of the planters il indespensaby necessary 10
this end. That some plan may be adopted, whereby
the boIIworm may be destroyed is this article pre-
scented the public and the planter be again reu-
nerated for his l8bOrs for am Edly persuaded shat
in the abseUee Of this worm orr prairie land would
be certain to yield from ten to fifteen hundred
pounds of Cott6n-wet or drY-peF acre, as bring
thirty or forty bushels Of corn.
what then must be done will give my plan, and
if any have better let him present it, then if
none more plausible is introduced, Try mine.
First then, let US burn every corn and cotton stalk
that grows On the Iand-every old stump, log chunk
in a word, all such. By so doing think many
insects will be destroyed. Examine the corn stalks
now and you will find many worms making arrange
nents for Wintering.
Second item. In bedding our land run only four
fnrrows; then, after Flushing this, follow and COM
plete the bed. fu this way many worms and insects
viii be destroyed by the birds and the weather. that
would otherwise be wrapped up in the bed, when we
complete the led as we 90, as is the custom in my
neghboFh0od.
The next aud the one to which attach more i'm
port4nce than any other, plant the corn after the
planting Of cotton This may be objected to on &C.
count Of late corn being uncertain than early.
Aamit tuls and yet it can make great difference;
and to make up the defect-if there be auy-plant
/ more corn 50 we shall be sure of enough.
Ny experience for the last two years has fully con
ViHced me That The maturity of has something
70 do with W0Frns-Which am not willing to admit
by thus planting their coming, am confident, will
be delayed two or three weeks This delay would
insure itself pretty fair crop Of cotton. In addition
to burning stalks, etc. let u.s. next sbring so soon as
the warmth of the weather is sufficient TO bring the
insects, by plates lights Bbbs ly-cateher etc com
mence and continue to destroy all insects, and not
wait many have done this year until the ay has de-
posted the eggs. Then, next summer, when the
corn ia fully grown kill every worm in the end Of the
ears. Plant your corn and cotton alternately.
Now ii all will adopt this plan am confident that
we will not lack for profitable employment next fall,
if cotton be worth gathering PLANTER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10
CrR1os1rIns OF rnE EARrn.-At the city of Mo.

CURIoslTIEs or THE EARrH.-At the city of Mo.
dena in Italy and about four miles around it, where
ever the earth is dug, when the workmen arrive at
the distance of GS feet, they come bed Of chalk,
which they bore with an anger five feet deep. They
then withdraw from the pit before the auger is re-
moved and upon its extraction, the water bursts up
through the aperture with great violence, and quickly
fills this newy-made well, which continues full, and
is affected neither by rains drouths But what is
most remarkable in this operation is the layers of the
earth as we descend At the depth OF fourteen feet
are found the ruins Of ancient city. paved Streets
houses floors, and different pieces Of mosaic work.
Under this is found soft, oozy earth, made up of
vegetables and at 70 feet deep, large trees entire
such as walnut trees, with the walnuts still sticking
to tile STEM and the leaves aud branches in perfect
state Of preservation At Is feet deep, soft chalk is
found, mixed with quantity OF shells, and this
bed is eleven feet thick, Under this vegetables are
found again.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

FROM yIoKsBURG.- George D. Prentice, Esq, ar
rived at vicksburg Tuesday and was to lecture On
Wednesday evening. He was the guest of the city.
The True Southron of Wednesday says
We are fairly deuged with ran-sometimes drop
ping-sometimes pOuring-but ever raining. a ray
Of sunlight would be as grateful vision to our mud
despatched denzens, the North star TO the storm
tossed marines.
1t was rumored last night on the streets that
telegaphie dispatch had been received by the South
ern Railroad Company here, announcing that the
popular and gentlemanly conductor of the express
tram, Mr. Maen, had been crushed 10 death between
the cars. We sincerely trust the rumor may prove
untUunded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

ATRoC1oUs MURDER.-The Alexandria Sentinel
gives the following account Of a recent affair in Nor
thumberland county, Va, which caused much excite.
ment in that vicinity
There had been party of persons engaged in traE.
ticking with servants for stolen goods and they car.
red it to such extent that the community ii self
defense, determined to put a stop to it, and held
public meeting. and passed resolutions notifying the
perpetrators of much evil to dispose of their pro.
perty aud leave the county in a limited time: and
generously provided to secure them against loss in
case they had to sell at a sacrifice The time ap-
pointed arrived, but they still remained when NUN
Der of persons repaired the premises of one of the
party, and in approaching he house discovered signs
OF scute having taken place, and upon examination
found short distance off, the remains Of cOlOred
man in horribly aCerated condition, covered ever
with dirt. After the body nad been found, man who
lives in the neigh0Orhood testified that he had been
witness Of the murder and had been deferred from
revealing it by the threat OF the murderers. He said
that several days before, as he was passing by the
place, he heard the cries and groans of person APP
parently in great agony, and upon leaving his wagon
and going to the spot whence they proceeded, he
found the cOOred man suspended from tree and the
persons mentioned cutting him to pieces with branches
Of switches and had at the time fire burning under
him, and that he cut him down as soon as he could
but too late to save his life, he died after
suffering intense pain.
Heals0 said that there were some free negro accom-
plices who cut the switches with which be was
scourged. They were Immediately arrested aud given
nine and thirty ashes upon their bare backs and or
dered to leave the county The excitement was so
great that many were in favor of ynching the de.
mons who committed the foul act but law and order
prevailed and they were handed over to the authOri
ties who committed them to jail to await the judy
ment of the law The reason given for the commits
sion Of the deed was that the negro, with whom he
had been trading, has informed against them. His
name was BIZ, and he belonged to Mr. Geo. Brent.
The Coroners inquest brought in a verdict that the
deceased whipped to death, aud implicated four
men named Backerly, and two others named Cole
man and Marsh, in aiding and ahetting in his death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

THE MURDERER ARREsTBD-Beu Moore, who muir
dered JAS N. johnson last September in this county
and who fled from justice, on last Tuesday ar
rested at his fathers in the southern part of this
in custody until Thursday last. The Jail of this
county being condemned, he was transferred to the
Jail Of Rankin county, to await his trial before the
Circuit Court Hillsb0ro (Miss) Jonrnal, 4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

ISCREAsE OF THE ARMY AND NAvY.--Under date
of the ID the Washington correspondent of the New
York Times writes;
Secretary Toncey, in his annual report, will urge
in view Of the dapidated state of the Federal purse
just at this time, will recommend the immediate con.
strnction of only twenty or twenty-five new vessels
probably sloopsof.war similar to the five now CON
struCting.
am informed that the Secretary of War will renew
his recommendation for an increase of the regular
Army as indispensable to the protection Of our eX.
tended frontiers and the maintenance OF good order
in Utah and the Indian country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

Cure for Dyspepsia--Close all the outer doors of
a four story house, open the inner ones and take
long switch and chase cat up and down stairs till
you steam
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

Dow, Jr, says that the reason that man was made
after everything else that had he been created
first ne would have annoyed the Almighty with end
less suggestions Of Improvement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-10

How DISTRESSED WHITE WOMEN ARE RELIEVED
IN THE NoRrH-In Northern paper we fluid the
following paragraph
A young woman, Ellen Wheaton who has forsaken
the Shaker community at Pleasant Hills Ky, has
made her appearance in Rochester asking Tor aid
She was brought up by the shakers, but became
weary of their way OF lite, All the aid she was able
to discover in Rochester was received from the po
lice who accommodated her with cell in the station
house.