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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-07
Five Shares Building AssOcia-
ton Stock.

Dyer Pearl & Co, VS.. f. F. Ligier and others.
pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court, at
Il Nashville in the above cause, l Will SELL at the
ConrT House, in this city, ON SATURDAY, THE 23D
DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, to the highest bidder for
cash, FIVE SHARES NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
STOCK, or so much of the same may be necessary
| TO pay compliments debt and costs.
J. T. GLFAVES
septl5-td Clerk l. Master
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.

We hereby certify that have submitted the
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy a close in
specton and scientific analysis, and have also tested
iss curative qualities In several cases Of Intermittent
Fever We take great pleasure IN saying that Il has
proved completely successful, and that IL Is a most
skillfully compounded remedy. IL must most
beneficial influence in all Its prop
critics are immediate and highly salutaTy and II is
richly deserving the confidence Of brethren OF the
Medical Faculty and Of the Public.
SAN'L A Marcy, II. d., New York; CHS W. Re-
vnoAN, NJ D., Wisconsin; WV. II. SxNISGros N. D.,
Illinois; THos- J. JoHSsoS NJ D., Missouri; Wx c.
Jso- G. rRKSoroS N. d., California; VIZ. G Ash.
los, NJ n, Louisiana. A. MACKENZIE,
sept9-u NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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MisfellaneOus.
New Clothing Store.
J. n. WARD. }. N. HERsnSGHAM. JAS m'pERxor
Ward, Birmingham & Co.,
PRACTICAL TAIIIORS.
No. 20 Public Square. opposite South end Of lie
Adrket House


ME are now receiving a large and entire
w new stock of FALL. AND WINTER RIA M
Df MADE CLOTHING AND CENT EMFNIs "A
FURNISHING GOODS, most OF which were mr.
made mp To our order, Of the latest styles anu ,sn
not be surpassed in any house in the civ Our stor
Is comprised IN part Of all the newest STYLES of Oyer
coats Frock aud Dress Coats, all colors: business
Goats, oihce Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety 9' "
PATENTED SHOULDER Scanned SHIRTS a large and ex
tenslvo stock, and warranted 10 fit better and ,o,r
better than any other make of Shirts Gloves NecL
hes acarfs, Muiiiers, Cravats Sefadjusting Stocks
Under shirts, and Drawers, Hall Hose Suspenders
lAnen Cambria, Bandanna and Pongee Handkerchiefs
travelling ShaWls, Robe de Chambres Youths Goats
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, &c. '''
Piece Goods.
We nave also a large and superior lot of Cloths
french ana English-all, Black and Fancy Colored
Cassneres, OF entirely new styles solid colored Chs
simeres of all qualities; Fancy Cut and Velvet Yes,
Mgsi Fancy Cashmere and Worsted Nesting Creme
dine Nestngi which will make up to order in The
very best style and guarantee a Mt TO please the
wearer no sale. ~
AI.LA. r. NiCHOL solcits a call from his friends.
AlEoods sold by us we guarantee 70 be as repre
scented ~ time Of sale. We will alse cot CIohng 10
order. WARN RFRNTNcII,hi - - ~
Septl5-tf - ~
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WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 9, 1857.

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Nov. 3, 1851
Dir. BRAGG:-Dcar Sir:-For more than
three years myself and daughter have been
afflicted with Inhamed eyes in an aggravated
degree. and tried various physicians and nos
trums to no effect. Al length | was induced
to try the Arctic Linmcnt. and in months
| was nearly cured and my daughter was en-
tirely well, although part of the time she lad
been totally blind. | also used the Liniment
for rheumatism in my back, and was cured by
part of bottle. would not be without your
invaluable remedy in my house.
Yours truly,
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SwindIer Arrested.

TRINITY BAY, Oct. 6.-Nothing from Val
eutia
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r E NJ o V E D
". w. NANCY a. CO,

TAKE this opportunity OF informing the public
Il that they have removed To their New Store, No.
80 Market street. few doors from the Square where
they are fully prepared 10 wait on their old custom
and the public generally, with the very best
ucles OF Coal and Wood Cooking and Heating Stoves
Parlor, Chamber and once Crates Japanned and
Common Iinware, Sheet Copper, Zinc, Wire, Block
Tin, Lead Sheet Iron, Copper Pitts, and every thing
else usually kept In our line OF business. job Work
done 10 order with neatness and dispatch
Z. W. MAXEY 4 90.
7. 500 boxes Tin Plate, various brands, now on
hand and for sale low for cash.
sept25-3m =. W. MAxEY co.
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WuIJAM RUSsTII-

w lillian RUSSELL.
J. J. Wadsworth Post Master of Iowa City,
confirms the above statement.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn by BERRY d
DEMUVII.I.E.
Auagent wanted in every town aud village.
Application should be made to Bragg i Bur-
rowes, st. Louis Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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On Tuesday, the goth October next,
on the premises at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for and on
" account Of JoHS F.. GLEAvEx, Clerk and Master Of
The Chancery Court Nashville, by Virtue OF a de-
cree IN the case OF Henshaw Edwards Co. ct ais vs.
VIM. II. AcNary et ais, viii sell at public sale the
following Lots in West Nashville, viz; Nos e6l ESQ
27S, a. l., 2l2 eco, go. I23, ISIS al 2l5 .fi 81
25S, i6, ga IS, ll2, IS and ISL.
handhuls with more particular description Ut the
Sale VIII be issued IN due time.
1EKNs---A credit Of one, TWO and three years for
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest," and
lien retained. \ V. : LlNISLEA,
sept-a-td a3 College street,
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Spiral 1lotifes.
Rock City Mills.


r E BAUMAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
- FLOUR, will pay the highest price al all times,
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner OF Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. ...e.-
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Great bargains at No. ~ PubIi
Square.

cost, for cash only, for a few days 20 make
room for our Fall Stock. Now Is The time for
everybody TO get cheap goods. Call soon OF
you wiIlmiss the chance.
iy27. LC. NICHOLSON & co.
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To Nervous Sufferers.

retired Gentleman having been restored TO health
few days, after many years of nervous suffering
wiilsend ree) to assist Others copy the prescrp-
ton and supply of the remedy, on receiving a
stamped envelope bearing the applicants address Di
rect the Rev. JONI NJ. DAGNALL, 1s6 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, Ny aprI3-trf-w-s
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TWO FREE-SOIL LOTS.

AM offering at private SALE until the 9th of Octo-
i Der next, two beautiful Building Lots situated on
the Franklin Iike, Spruce street, just beyond
Broad free from taxation, and in Of the most
sirable neighboThoods in the city. said Lots front
each 30 feet Spruce street. running back $50 feet
TO a 10 feet alley. We Will give a bargain in these
lots, and If not sold by that time will be offered at
public sale at the Court House gate.
For further particulars enquire OF
T. X. GLASCOCK,
sept2i-d Real Estate Agent.
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Thomas Z. Clarke.

We wish our readers to notice the
advertisement, Of Mr.. Clarke, in an.
other column. lie is ono Of the
oldest merchants in Pamela, aud
understands all abou, the business.
His promises are not intended for
"Bunccmbc,' but in good earnest,
lilo is u judge # goods, and will no,
intentionally misreprcscu. his wares.
Planters will lind j, always TO their
interest to pa,rOnisc him, as he is a
regular and permancn, bushes,
man. lie has some Of the fines,
clothing for gentlemen, and ladies'
dress goods ever brOugh, to Pamela.
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We hold every one dcrclic, in his
duty who does no, take his own
County paper. |, is a duty ven owe
to the editor who has embarked his
means to establish q paper among
You. lie should be supported, and
we'll, too. Every one should take
his paper and tina, vithou, bargain.
ing ,ha, he should lend you all the
Magazines re receives as a bonus.
-Erchdnge.
Yes, says the Southern Chronicle.
We say take your own County paper.
|, is q duty every man owes his
County and himself. Il there a
man among you who would be will.
ing to see his County piper stop
and none started IN its plaeci l.
there q man who would be willing ,o
see his County without . paper! II
there arc any such, W are not talk
ing 10 them. Bat 10 the uen oI
sober, second thought, Who knsv The
good . local paper does . plsss. shs
above iljsncsion-"sske yssr owl
paper"-applies. Yes, considers.
tons Of public dssy urges you to 1t
Don't answer BY sayine-the papeI
!. smsll-ve ees oil he new else
where. How Do you expect to MAKE
/, larger, OF improve !. in any othe'
way, when you are Withholding from
US the very patronage which mienI
enable US both to enlarge ito sis'
and increase lie usefulness.
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Newspaper Advertising.

The Nashville Union and Amer.
can in noticing the decision OF the
ccur, Of Indiana recently, between
the Commissioners Of Hamilton cOun.
~, and the Noblesvillc Patric, about
a charge for advertising, says:
An Indiana Cour, recently de.
cidcd in aeon,roversy about scharge
for Advertising between the Com.
missioner Of Hamilton county and
the NOblesvillc Patriot, hat tho
published terms Of q newspaper
constitute q contract. II work i.
given to newspaper publishers with.
gu, special contract c~cn,ravcning
the published terms the publisher
can charge aud receive according e
the terms so published. Il 10 no.
necessary TO prove what The worl
cost, or wac worth ; the publisher,
have q right to fix the estimate o
the value OF their columns. and. i
so fixed, no other questions need b,
asked bu. the price thus charge
can be recovered.
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A NEaRo GIRL GoISo Sorru TO
choose 4 MAsrER.-we have to re.
cord to-day a singular occurrence,
but one which can be easily under.
stood by those who comprehend the
negro character. A free negro girl
named Caroline, leaves New York
to-day, under the protection Of
Messrs. J. ". Phillips and ]. Rust,
Tor the purpose Of selecting her own
master and residing in Texas. Sh,
prefers this course rather than 4
remain in New York in q condition
Of so-called freedom.-N Y. Do,
Book.
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NEw yoRE, September !7.--0nl,
twelve OF the passengers Of the Aus
,ria had arrived ut Halifax. and bu'
sixty. seven Oh, OF six hundred pas
scngcrs were saved. The bark Maa'
rice went to fayal with u portion o
the passengers saved from the Aus.
,ria. Among the list Of the saved
there are no names Of persons resi-
dents south Of Louisville which up
pear.
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Ngw ioag, september 2i-Thc
steamer seen burned ut sen proves ID
be the Austria, A number Of heI
passengers hal arrived q, Ilalilax.
Among her cabin passengers were J
Boyd aud wife, OF New Orleans
Anna paypcts aud three CHI ldrcn
and Mara Perkins, Of 81. Louis
Wilhelm Stnchel. OF Cincinnati.
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TAIL plcxwa. The Holly Spring,
Herald, Of las. week, is responsible
for the following:
ION Monday last Mr.. Eldrids,
Nunnelly, for many years q residen,
Of Msrshall county, but now n resi-.
den. Of isllObushs. living two and a
half miles from Water Valley. picked
out 3,575 pounds Of cotton with sew.
en- hands. averaging over $40 pound,
to the hand. This days. cotton pick.
ing cannot be beat. Mr.. NunnelI,
weighed the cotton himself. aud !, i
strictly reliable and truthful gentle
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s-s- Al he ielegnrhic illumlas.
ton In New igrs lhalon, The bar
ber aud perlOmcr, ao ~" tho fol-
loving inscription iof atran'pafeneyi
" Married, August, 1863, Europe
20 America They we're married By
lightning, and by thunder they shall
never be divorced ;"
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LseAt TsspER.-very many per.
sons are igncran. ~ to what con.
s'i,uscs . legal tender in q. 8.
coins. Pe,erson's Bank Note Lis,
gives Il as follows:
ESQ, go, $40, Is, e2.50, and
81 pieces are receivable ., their re.
spcctive value for debts Of any
amount.
50, IS, 10, and 5 cent pieces d
their respective value, for debts oil
Five Dollars and under.
cent pieces for debts under shirt,
cents.
cent. pieces Tor debts under ter
cents.
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or pnrson nrownlow has I

no parson Brownlow has 70.
eelyel the following eompli mentary
notice from the Louisville Democrat,
which will doubtless please him
lie is o rare genius aud n power.
fol one, Possessing strong sense
and strong passions, he writes with
all his might, sparing no one that
darCs to cross his path as an enemy.
lie assails his foes with the pen aud
,hunders at them from the stump
and the pulpit, and, II they want
anything more Of him, he shrinks
not from cncountering them with
fist, knife or pistol. parson Brown.
low is an homes, and great hearted
man, and n sound aud energetic
politician. lie loves truth and yir.
tue, and his scorn for oil sorts Of
villainy Is intense. lie deserves
well OF his countymcn.
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NEw srarxR SrnscRlRsss.-Onc
OF our coscmpcrariss Classics his
subscribers under Eve diferru, heads
those Who pay in advauce-,hsse
Who pay xhsn their bills are pre-.
sersed--,hcsc who pay after some
annning-,hose who pay u they
have the money-sn and those Who have
ecnseiestieus seruples again,. pay.
ing ., oil. This las, class. unfcr.
tana,ely. Is very large and i,s mem.
hers ere scattered oil over the coun.
Try. Wha, IN III ssed man thu,
printer Is.
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W. Is.tm REC . ffssi fsasa'lg
sIaumnf ~ shs hslfhbefA seI ~
Pie HsA "a NE Afts hsss fltsfs
ass lhs aaisah tlahssfs lhpis ssFf''s
crest isfuss q ne lee n s1thstf'
Ias hss hsnisema se'ish bales "
fsahs,sss currency w. iesIlhk :
eais fareflsHs ass, hfi hsppily
IN friends from plas DNpa aaa ne
soaelfy sflapi ~ kehsftlly, saa
tfhf lhalf t4flah here eel go
ske hons NE fsy waAeef itifhs
inTs uash Tnu'sgst ~ any,
aiAff isgk bM UH soileh mel
rhtbif ale Isglaf ~ affgH nm
Fsid fhsn certain un eellen
buyers gIre ihe planter . bahs
cheek shieh The bthk VII paJ 10
gald, n oihsfsAyf, Elishsesf lhs
bearer chooses " take, VI leatedl
The msfehshl sfie, ap9h The ehfesI
nTa Ne pAfp N tour bet Dol
iha planter hesitate, Ne enn 81 :
better Price fof he cotton ~ Mem
pha than a%hywhefa else iol
months, osihg " hs heavy EASTER
| domhnd, prices 10 Memphis, fol
| good cotton, have been higher thai
IN New Orleans The cotton nos
coming IN is " lhe quality ih'
eastern orders require, aud order
lhat have long been On hand, beeaa,I
only low lots Nete III The market
are nov filing This, added to thI
New Orleans requirements, create
ah active demand, and sustain
prices In this city We wish all ou
country friends TO DO aware, iha
10 Memphis they can get Gold 10
Cotton Memphis .lppcaL
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A pstilsh . hos 10 ~ fseaIss
~ sfhsiafss n hm efyhtft Hfhef
~ I tamb y " eHf ~ q lAhsehllsl
tlHifts mllitg arae he y fslalafa
N w. stss ~ . ehshfs hgm lha
present. Hahbsf N islssllHs ing
men NthY "a sstishs afs 81
yatssI hgslhH tsa present. 'Jiem
wsmissnoasly ffsslts ltymeh
tm1Nf W fh ue lie dHsHlfy
h fmHisfei IN forming jHfss ~
tfimhsl ssiss, shi ~ haasf 81
pence ihsmni thereby ~ The State,
fu1lshiy oui n . spsaial rfufff
,ssshly I've IN tIllfhIs col
0bWtstshl number efhhgs he pro-
mtl u iatm . iHy The epsfi
lotf N he present system lheH ~
loHtf ~ unnecessary espenss ufnh
Ne f'aie hhl na FIaF aal aae
iea ina0uyshl6h ee 70 our fIilfens
lleloF - eve q synopil, n lh'
obahfe ~ Nhieh ihe petition nlll
fof, sml va hope ihe Vlaws NJ ih,
pfess generally sill be gwen upui
ibi ~ jet belween lhs anil w
meeting n lhe hest 1ogslatafe ~
tt Flli 90 doubt be lhsu brought VI
lof Discussion hhl seton II iqemo'
rfpaft
The petition proyl les lha, ID.
Board of Police IN each Counll
shnlI Al the regular term n shlt
Board preceding the holding u lhI
Circuit Court, select forty cigh
persons, competent jurors IN sal
County 70 be taken ~ nearly q
may be, IL equal numbers lfor
each police Of the district County,t
serve - criminal Jurors lor tho ncs
ensuing term Of said court san
selection Of juror, shall be BY ,h
unanimous consent Of said Board,
The names Of tho persons 40 sc
lcetod shall bc entered on the min
uics Of the Board Of Police, and
copy, certified by the Clerk, give
10 the Sheriff who, ]thcreupoi
shall summon the persons ~ select
cd, TO appear at the mex, term Q
I, the Circuit Court, on the day upo
which the State docko, is set II
trial. The said sheriff to summon
said person ~ criminal Jurors |
persons personally or BY written No
tee left ut their place Of rcsidcnc
, at least five days before said stat
day. The persons so selected an
summoned shall attend out {
: which number a Jury Of twelve PEI
sons shall be %empannelcd for ii
trial Of any criminal case or misd,
mcauOr in said County
10 capital cases, the dcfcndal
: and State shall be allowed, eacI
! four peremp,ory challenges. In cas-
not capital, che avvascd shall be y
lowed four percmp,ory challeug,
and the state four. In cases Of r,
, la,ionship BY the Juror BY col
: sanguiuity affinity to the party q
eused, the said juror or jurors sh'
. be set aside aud others select,
/ from said list.
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OFFICIAL Vorg.- We received las,
night tho official vote Of the State in
the election Tor Supreme Judge. The
vote stands, Wright. 1870, wslk.
er, 6~,9l4--wrsht'. majority 5,s5s
The vote upon the Convention qnes.
ton siauds-ior Convention 4.20i
agains, 23,415- majority agalns'
~, Memphis .4rd'dache.
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A Curiosity.

Mrs. s. Y. Caldwell has sen, US
swce, po,a,oe, grown in the shape
Of q duck or wookccck. II, Is almost
perfect, esccp, tue feet. We shalt
send !, to Barnum BY the irs. oppor.
,anity.
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Notice.

4 II. PERSONS are hereby no,ia-a nj
~ to trade for or purchase a csssa
Promisscrv Note. executed by me b L.
aary or February las,, for one hus1rj
and twenty-five dollars. and rsyshls !.
one - Fitzgerald, Of the S,sis 4
Tennessee. for q horse, ~ the eowiars-
ton Of said note has failed, and ! vil NJ
pay the sane.
JOHN Z. MADDOX.
September -, 1865. S-%s.
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PARaoum.--Thc preparations for
the dispatch Of the naval expedition
agains, Paraguay are nearly com.
ple,cl. The expedition will be com.
posed OF the frigates ST. Lawrence
and Sabine, slOops.of.war Preble
aud Falmouth, brigs.or.war Dolphin,
Perry and Baiubridre, s,eamers. of
var Fulton, Water Witch and IIar.
rleI Lane. The sioreship Supply
aud the iranspor, steamers Atlanta.
Memphis, Caledonia, W~es,ernpor,
and Southern Star accompany the
expedition. The entvc force is un.
der the command Of Commodore
Shubriek. A portion Of the fee,
will sail in a few days for the plas,
Of rendezvous.
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- We *Hfe EFNEfs = Mfeff
ststAfu "a ~ slfssI8. ftl " =
Haft. ~ III i slfisf 81 lalsaeai
aftf n Hs tssals n@ ftsft
shB sf M hs ftlaH h7mf sffsfs
HaHtHistt lslfh silh ~ hsah =
he ui hh he lshe
.tas las rite "A htssssllf Baf fegi
Asmaf AaHHf h4 shssHss ~ ~
th aIsly eel ne hm ttah W BIZ
hs iha fHafiii d. iatd fi
i4fm hs hsfnms ~ itmlW lbai NJ
.H ifl spar - hfs ~ " W.
aYss lhsf ihafkstsgfH h htf hai
fffh mth : lHsn AZ Nsmph 81
sHeh psabls tltialts shi va
believe lm HmpiH BHhiH,
inN W.
W atsnaIy dash suf friend dl
iw hs ttafs asl'uihf tafss ~
HtlF0l sIsh ta fa}tu iiF h0 mh
town m Nfmp f llHhf at recent
ulp.fH 20 aH tai ata n 1hts WIN
s ~ lhs ifirrrmHlm d5binen
noH N Mtmfln " it, ID auf
aFn.gn ne boil cotton mfi'i for
Worth N Hf ppi ahi No mpfIy
NJ her business mfn so b ~ toned
ahl h1a0mlIo eenflemon Mity NJ
them hlw irillfl There ~ years,
end lato h,eu Utlb By aw planters,
if cotton lariuf8. la ilrlf entire 5at
ufaeltUh There always Nll be
found, he rrosiug towns like Mem
phis, aflpw of business houses sho,e
cash capital is very limited, and, Of
course, NJ every depression ID trade,
ihey suspend or resorlio some means
Of delay aud annoyance 10 their Gus
toners, TO gain time but In all this
We see no reason for charging The de.
reflections u this class Of business
men against the tued and rcIiabl,
men, indiscrmiua,cly. Simco II oul
Memphis friends have complained ID
ua about Tie course Of the Star dur
ing our absence. IN regard to til,
public meeting held in Pamela, Of
the subject OF the Memphis currency
We fully endorse the movement, aud
had We been y, home, should hay,
participated in the same. SO long
as our planters arc willing to receive
any sort Of trash in payment FOL
their cotton, W. think the business
men Of Memphis are no, to blame TO
paying them in Wild ca, bank money
Tue reform, therefore, must com.
mencc with the planters themselves
and we think they did exactly RICH
in meeting together aud receiving
that they would no longer sell then
cotton for such money, and that un'
less business men in Memphis woult
pay in gold, they would ship to New
! Orleans. II all the plaa,crs will al
/. here to this position, they will no
: only &c, the gold, tu, will find j, a
! plenty in Memphis as any where else
The solid men Of Memphis, who hav
! actual capital and do a lcgi,ima,
, business, should no. complain a. 'hi
. course, as j, will inevitably sepcra,
the whea, from the chat, in their ow
midst, for none will complain bu
!, those who are indebted to WORTHLESS
. banks for their only capital upO
which 10 do business.
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A TElssaApn SfsAN now.-A
Cleveland paper says that there b
being built 10 that city . siesn plss,
intended 10 b sssd il laying ,isssl.
seyspA wire bsswssa " Missosri
ffsaiisr end California Tie ~
sAios Mn - akle b travel 1f>ssa
nflos . ~, ~ VII y = sgsunIed
= y - srsslA, - ~ Vic b
4, - ~ - hGp1s.
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~ The food, water and cir
which . man receives, sncsnt In the
asSreease, 10 more han three tAoss.
and pcsnds . year-sbcss . ssa saA
halt, er twenty tiaes bic wight.
IA's sssroses esaasity sAess u
s.ps"disas Il nssesiel ssesissa e.
lila lisiae lsise stAs msslA Il
slaaGs ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

was COMMITTED 10 ~ jesl ~
sole Cssssy, lIic!ss!pys.
DOY, = suos1sy. 81 ~ b 80
complexities, s1plsss1 - - ! ysogss -
s tea, sissAe -, vSielsShss1lAe
$50 psuaas, ~ 80 - ~
tAieA - saAls, vhieA = - -
sssss1 frsa he ~ e - SAiAe
ssesivsa - - shsus - ksuN ,
salls Ne - 6COn. . -
lseep - jsAn liule. - 49,
~ ~. -, $3.50 5
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.,sx-Hil,ss'''n'ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

We are authorized 10 annsanes n. n
MelSfusH ~ . candidate IN hue.d'..
0rnefal u the y brigade, jlh IhsIs-
q Mississippi Militia. eompo.ri N 4.
roun,ies n Desolo, Tunipa, Csskss.
Pamela, aud Lafayette.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

fsuuf fees iuf announcing candidates
afe as followA The money muli 10 paid
~ adraHfs, Invariably
Iof state 90 " strict uhces, fln ga
" County olhees, . 0
" Heat 3 UU
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-09-29

We are authorised H. annuunss f,v
iNMhs :. MOORE ne q candidate Il
Major ''eneral u the 5ih pi,I.Ion, W.
sit.lppi Militia, composed u The covsus
Of tishomIngo, Tippah, Marshall, l1i.
yclte, Pamela, Dcs0to. Tuniea aud L.
huma, Election first Monday In Oe,sL~