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public dinner will he given to the Hon. Henry Bed
niger at Charlestown, Virginia the 9th instant,
spontaneous offering of regard for gentleman whose
talents and social qualities are pre-eminent."
PETER FRAycIsoo's SwoRD.--Among the curiosities
which revive the memories of the deeds Of the past now
at the mechanics exhibition, the good and trusty old
sabre of Peter Francisco draws marked attention This
sword, still true to its mettle is owned by Peter Fran
cisco Pescud esq., of Raleigh North Carolina, and will
il Is said be on exhibition at the Petersburg fair TO in
spe the hcathfu spirit into all behoders that the
ample of the heroes of the past may act stimulus TO
future ages.
The Fincastle Democrat in abiding recently to this
identical sword with which this noble and brave voun
teer conquered seven British dragons in the revolution
adds
I" Mrs. Mary b. Francisco, the estimable and aged
widow of Peter Francisco resides in Botetour county,
Virginia, and to the shame of Congress- she is only all
lowed the sum of $50 per anuum, pension for her
husbands Valuable services during the revolutionary
wMl"
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS FROM HAV.ANA.

Advces from Havana to the 18th ut state that there
much feeling there against the captain general in
consequence of certain proceedings after the explosion of
the powder magazine. An expedition of four hundred
marines on board the steamship Berenguela had been
sent to ampco to force Cara to make restitution of the
money he had made foreign merchants pay. Two British
steamers had arrived with cody slaves, and
other reported to have landed 600 negroes from
Africa Complaints made against the acting Ameri
consul, Mr.. Savage, for excessive interference with
ships in his zeal against the African traders Don Miguel
Embl who has lately been conspicuous in suit against
the captain general had disappeared in order to avoid
arrest. The sugar market active, and stock
hand somewhat reduced.
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE

The steamship Borussa arrived at New York from
southampton the LIST inst, with intelligence from Lon
don by telegraph of that day
The Bank of Bavaria has advanced the rate of discount
to per cent the Bank Of Prussia to per cent, and the
Bank OF Lepsic To Al per cent These movements are
chiefly due TO the restrictions in the discount market of
Vienna pending the return to specie payments.
The French for the first nine months OF the
present year exceeds that of last year by five millions of
dollars. The chief increase is in the sugar duties
The Atlantic Telegraph shares have fallen to $500 a
$3.50 es.s.
Michigan Central Railroad bonds have declined slight
ly New York and Erie Railroad third mortgage bonds
have improved.
The statements recently published in the French papers
of coolness between the Archduke Macmillan and the
Austrian government are contradicted
The Portuguese tribunals occupied with the affair
relative to the seizure of the French ship Charles
Georges
The Spanish government DEGREES that all steamers ply
ing regularly between Cuba and the ports of the United
States shall enjoy the privileges rs the French mail
steamers with liberty to carry six tons of merchandise
without paying light house dues.
COMMERCIAL ISTELLIGESCE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct I6-1hc sales of cotton to-day
900 bales, the market closing firm at previous quota
tions. Breadsuifs also firm
LONDON, Oct lS.-Consols quoted at 9sS 9S1 for
money, and 9Ss for account
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Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Cotton is heavy-saIes of / coo
bales; npands IL 12s Flour is heavysales of il,
500 barrels State 81 10 81 35 Ohio SIS rs So 35;
southern, So SIS 49, Wheat is quietsales OF IL 900
bushels white, 81 AS 81 so. Corn is irm--sales of
80, 900 bushels yellow 81 cents Beef is heavy-prime
$l3 SO a Sl3 rs. Pork is quet-mess, SIG So prime,
$l3 75 Whiskey is quiet at 22 cents. Sugar is quiet
Mt * cents Spirits of tupentne is quiet so cents
Rosn is quiet at 81 so 81 65 Rice is quiet at 81
cents
BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour is dull and dropping; How
ard street and Ohio, SIS. Wheat is firm prime is firm
low grades dull reds 81 Is 81 2O white, 81 20
81 So Corn is quiet old white 6S IL cents yellow,
IS cents, Whiskey is dull. Provisions quiet
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oBITUARY.

The Richmond papers announce the decease of John
M Patton esq., on Friday last. IFS distinguished
lawyer and served time in Congress from the Frede
ricksburg district He in the sixty second year of
lss pge.
on the 2sth ultmo.
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New York Bank Statement.

New York, Nov Tho increase of loans for the
past month are $l,2l9; of deposits, S729 900 un-
drawn, $l60,0 decrease Of specie 81 974 900 de-
creased circulation, $5T, 900. ,.
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COMMERCIAL.
seizure OF a suspe cted SLAYER.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-The schooner Madison, which
was seized of East Greenwich Conn suspicion Of be-
ing an intended SLAYER, has been brought to this port
She had clearance, but paper produced which
purported TO be bill Of sale from George ID Wise Of the
Coast Survey to Joseph Gardner and William Eddy.
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California over. and Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3l.-The overland mail from California
on the 4th instant arrived here in the schedule time but
all the important news 10y il had been anticipated in de-
tail by the steamer mail pa the Panama route.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY. NovEMsER .. 1905.
business Notice.

As tina business the Union establishment OF the proposed
lis will DO conducted strictly cash bass All
Tor the collection OF Subscriptions the Union dseon
tnued No should DO Agents afeF this date
eepi 10 Mr. W. Dpcob who authorized 70 make collections
In delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.
wAsnssIos, March 70, isss-u
foregoing intended onelnds agents or eoeo
Ia this but
ou who have performed ohsr the
AP III
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QoAA REWARD is offered for the apprehen.

&C00 REWARD is offered for the apprehen-
kpcOO sion aud delivery 10 the undersigned mulnto
named Charles Said slave property Hansbrog
Of Culpepor county, Va. He
Charles bright muao about 80 years age
nearly straight about five feet inches high 1855 bs
with Roman nose and has the hrst of III nger OF
his left hand caused by sewing when
ago Charles has mnlatto wife named Kitty children y
ing In Jdso Hall Alley in tis city He Is either this Penn
yyana as his vile lived several months said her
removal here about
Col. John Thorn, OF Copeper, w, several years ago
For further Information apply undersigned 337, opposite
Browns Hotel Penn. avenue H. J. MALE.
Washington, ID. O., Oct. 20, 1858. Oct 27--dlws
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PiccoIonnini.

NEW YcRK, Nov. Ia tremendous house greeted Pic
colomin at the Academy tonight, to witness her first
performance in 1rovatore Every available spot in the
house Is occupied The assemblage is one of the most
brilliant and imposing of the season. Many seats and
boxes disposed of at large premiums
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NOW PUBLISHING IN LONDON, IN MONTH

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TAYLOR MAURY,
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Price II rs each and complete library the works
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Later from Europe Arrival OF the indian.

RfyIKnK pu Loup. Nov The steamer Indian. from
Liverpool the goth ut passed up towards Quebec
sending of the following dispatches
The employees of the Atlantic Telegraph Company had
received notice 10 discontinue their experiments on the
30th November unless strongly favorable sylnptoIns
should meantime
The government of Hanover ia TO send am agent to
England TO treat for the abolition OF the Sadt dues
A political amnesty is anticipated In Prussia
The French Portuguese affair continues unchanged
QuEBEc, Nov. 1.-The Indian has arrived up. Form-
dable defences have been completed the Clyde. The
shore end of the Atlantic cable is to be laid Vaentia
The shares had undergone a further decline.
The latest intelligence from London states that the
funds firm, and money at Change was procurable
at IL per cent but in the open market the minimum
rate was per cent
The instructions in the provinces Of Russia
were becoming more serious
The London Times complains that the American min
iser at China had begged for instead OF demanding
treaty as the allies did.
The French ambassador at Rome had male a strong
statement to tho Pope respecting the abduction OF tho
Jewish child
1t reported that France refuses the arbitration of
England in the Portuguese affair
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL Oct 20-Cotton-- of three DAYS 49, =
900 bales including 900 spectators and 900 TO e
porters The market closed quiet but steady. Quota
tions barely maintained The advces from Man
chester unfavorabe All qualities had slightly de-
cned.
Flour is dull and steady Western, 20s 22s Ohio
3D. white 6s. Sd. 6s Cd; southern, rs. Is. Sd.
Corn is dull, and quotations nominal Yellow, Sis
S3s; white, 33s. 81. 3is. Sd, Beef is dull Pork is
heavy, and quotations barely maintained Bacon is
steady Rice is steady Rosn is duh at IS. lid As.
Spirits of turpentne firm at 39s. I'd. 40s.
LONDON Market. -Breadstuifs firm. Sugar Is firm
advance, Cd. Rice steady.
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The legislature of Georgia meets at NIilledgeville on
the Sd instant
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Ksmpshall Maryland John X whipple, UsN
l. Elton, New York Simon GcrstInsnn, Now York city
Jorc Roya Percy, do Jos A Nuye3, fsbury
A Is Casper family, Boston ii Stone Washington
Horner Vim Grange, lady child Ilalt.
y Saurcuce lady do
Chas o Rich 4 lady, do VIM Magraw, Independence
Brazil Georges
Nd James Ricketts,, Phiiadepbia
WA Norris, Philadelphia Ihos Crothens, do
f W BORDER Jswisbug + II Qatman lady, children Il
Mrs W McCiung daughter servants, Louisiana
Mrs Busey, Baltimore Mrs Quitman, Mississippi
Miss III Clanorlan, Roanoke Miss Quittnan, do
WIN Jefreys, New York Miss Quitnan, do
II 4 Amevey, lancaster city, Pa Miss QuitInsn, do
John Levy Philadelphia Mrs Chadboarne child servant
Dr q Tucker, san Francisco, Cal do
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PENSION OFFICE LAND WARRANyy

The following and-warrants have been issued by the
Pension Bureau during the month of October under the
act Of March 81
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CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, pia MICA

CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE, pia MICA
" RAGUA. sst
AMERICAN, ATLANTIC PACIFIC SHIP CANAL COMPANY
PR0PRIETolas- REDUCED FARES
splendid steamship WASHINGTON 900 ,ons Capt HENRY
CHURCHILL having been lifted expressly for the California trade
by the Nicaragua with No 81 North York.
Saturday, the 9th November, at 2 p IN.
Carrying passengers mails, freight
Juan del with
steamship @e
HERMANN" Capt. cavcndy,
for San Francisco, California
These steamships unsurpassed
and safety The thmus thoroughly repaired
and in good order, and the country healthy.
For passage and freight apply only the agent No
Bowling Green, New York.
JoIP p. YEIyERToN,
Oct 22--d2w Agent
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United states Hotel.

II W Boane, Baltimore John c Brazil. Indiana
L Lanicr, do West North Carolina
II NJ Sorden Philadelphia l. Chalcerlor, Virginia
A Long, Pttsburg, Pa J b Hull, New York
Geo Brent, Washington co, Md John Young Maryland
G Meyhew, Indiana W I Muse, USN
Mr. Duval, Florida ii Greer Virginia
II Ioughborough, District Of Co Simsons, Ohio
umbia Robt Moore, Virginia.
X Jones Ohio a
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIEID, Attorney-at-Law, the
N Estates" Building Of 18th and Washington
u will practice in all the courts Of tho District including the Court
Of Claims and in the adjoining counties In Virginia
San % am,
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nR- VAN PATTEN, DENTIST--Ofice and resi-
dence removed TO the Willard Hotel opposite the
of The Treasury pennsy and
18th street.
DC -3ndA
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PANOI.A. MISS.
WuL practice In the varioss Court
w Of this aad thc adjoining Counties,
the Federal Court d ponso,ec, and ,he
High Court Of Errcts and Appeals a,
jacobson.
c5irspeeiai attention given 10 rroba,,
business.
September -. lass. 3;-,f.
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IL PERSONS Arv hereby sssiosa -
N to trade fcv o. psreAs.s . e.sesis
Promissory Nese. esecssed hy ~ 10 lao.
asfy es February lsst. Tor - kusar~d
sad ,~~srs,.t,s dollars. end PAYABLE 10
see - r~issxvsSId. az the Sssse ~
Tennessee, for . horse. - the eossis<rs.
,tvn u ssid aose has failed, asd ell ~
psy the ssne.
JOHN 2. MADDOX
september q, lsss. Ss-ls.
M oeaee - mlnossspoo.,
Paoe1n Ceoaiy.
wiRisn I. ss-ss. Jf..
Axsss Ter 1ea~ Jssa@a,
W Jss-pA kssss1y.
rAC1lMgxT n H. Jssisss C,vr'
"A n pess No 8, IN tks sosa a Pass.
h. " ~ Cssnsv II psa51a. Ssass ~ Nj.
sis-ippi. James L. flescsss, vho + ssm.
msNr4 - ~ssrsshes, - Ne saspsr .hqv,
sha sssHk b kensesv = ~ e!siuaas ol
ths ssht oeesiusea N esrsisAse's sssvvY
ssa 4 aypeadsg y u couss 0as N,
s.,d Sarsh J. ksusely y . pes-svssdeaI
u this st1ss, y u ofdsru1 fy fhe eur
~ t~seiissetsa he na1e fss four vreh.
N the fsasse 80. : sseAly nsssrAye
pseNteefn - nm q ~. n sss
cssNsy. d<tnx said Sarah D. ksma1S ;,
appear Il ~ psss son ~ saia JuDefes'
Cssss, q W Cesss nsss-. n - sovu d
panafa- - A. u 49,. = 49,
sess. al suoseB viii II plAin0i9 u
risks b ~ oao1g.
sevsesss "a. iise. ~.
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last week ue ,osdc u mistake In
The notice Of the sale Of slaves by
Col. r. H. Mosclcy, in saying
saturday tie 27,A Of October
instead oi the I'D daJ October,
Notice tue change.
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Owlns TO ,hc large amount VI jeb
Nork Va painting soue twenty 'aoa''
and tickets, posters and circalst
h., aees, anil the tichness Of Dai
lncmau tf.. week. ~ are uuabk !,
10, oui mote lAan hall a sheet.
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~ Notice the el.snge at the
tom Of Sample, Mitchell { Co.'S
card, on this page Wc hate laesa
Mr.. Goci.ln long AMI web, sd can
SAY ilai he Is AL right lie was
'ai>el IN Pamela County. +.
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MAS CONxyIIk0 ~ he jail III
scsA ssy Il sepsssssr, TESS NEGRO
BoY, - sus&vsy. ssl1 boz Il cf dsfA
eoaplsaics. ssppsss1 - y = yesp I'D.
siees, 5 insAss kikh, ~ei<hs stsss lii o.
$50 psssis, - ssae 800 on Ne right
shffS aai sakle, Which be ays vere
casssd frva he M ~ deob vhicA Ne
reestssS g = ~ .lnsoif No.. Ne
aIIs = 80 pCQ1f. - An ks ~
sslItess Carr CseseN Nt.etesrPi. Iss
supef , my eDose140 Nnsose.
SEwSS2-Es = -
-"
sq..tsS ia -.
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| COLI y
For Cossoni
|. ':. ....' IL. 80
MA,tlL tN,t 4 ~,
(sssew t~astsvs.
ouoCmH9.
t~smm,.ass aud sss.s,sias
NJ nssouAN
~. $50 Ws,s stree,
wemv.ss. ts..sssss.
49,
Instead NJ f@smy,a,s tenls ~
hale, oai thaffa fuf storing AMI sell
ihg Cotton will hereafter 10 ~
,Sr 4 as,s fsn csst and, osiug
TO ,he iimcully respecting currency,
We have determined Ia fa,afe 10 ply
All Cotton balances
IN oolb AND sllyLn
W. further pledge ourselves to VI
tain a, hist price. 70, Cotton a,
those aho ,cl' fr Currency.
1900 Cola bes, Machine Hope,
1000 piece, los, Ny. bsegiug
loo Casks clear Side Bacon;
100 Bales 0snaberss,
80 Bags Cotton Yarns, assorted
A large stock Of sugar, Coffee.
Malnsse., aud all other articles hep,
BY Grocer! Houses, ~hich ~ will
sell as low as can b bought n tho
City.
August 10, 1858. y in.
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7 WILL SELL 70 ,h~ highest sisje-. 1t
Ssrai<, heswe.u ,hs ks~-s "a IA A.
Y. sse9P. ", % sssursssv, Ne ~ ei
October ssss. On credit ell The LET Il
Jssssy lsss, ,h. fellowiug negro slaves,
terri.
IsHA N, seei IS yrsrs.
kITrv. d (shess) - yese,
KATY. yesrs.
GEORGE, aged : years
wAOg, 1nsesAsA
Theabove negroes will be .olisasesAes
sd she purchaser r~yairvd to give - e.
copied Dram % Msnphis. -
I. .. MOSEt.KY.
September p, ls;s. ss-4u.
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ExocutorU' Notice.
WWEkEAs, Iesssss Tu0suensssv 4
w she lsss win 49, ssso1DUs ssdre.
dteIls shessss, u nasy Ain, tss-ssa.
ssgs evssset ~ the vstWuig6pA ~ ~
pste6ae Cesn n ps0ols CeSusv. Nbssss-
-, 81 The spyss1h9 NJ. lese, sksss-
II. therefore. ell res.ess ksviae elaine
against 80 eus~deas, are hsrs6y ss,i9ri
10 hees then pDsAased - ssktneu1 10
~ Clssh'l sAse u ai1 Ccsrs, visAis
" tee anised ~ ~, o. slss The ss-
~ siu tepiss1S M u payusas there.
d, ed ~ p<rsJ6s o1sbssis 10 ~ 49,
eess N plcass - fssvAsS - -
inoe1 lass catee4
Sosfsf Z. x0Ghs. Asssw~
s1.e~b,s 2, 1855 sji..
IaSoyM nnlll SE00oL
RAHOAA. AxOO.
MRs. . D vuBN0. puseseAG.
v1vUe rAtt fKlN d sAls Issts,,;e,
vill spsekss - lsss wss1g n ne.
seees esoe n Principal r~vspeesfull,
ssts ~ eetioeuo q psools I'd vicssis,
10 aid her y tAets pssrorsxe ID hailllni
sr : sshsel u hiet sriss IN our pleasas'
little village.
ssv-s ~ sssssss - No. .As.sAs,
mitss, "a =, ~ - ID - q
Nssie. ~ish ~ II iegersne~s. 09s o
DnsseR. vSisiua. Ovtsse~i N,
lkseerSwh, - evUssA, -, 10 q
- ss'.sx s~yss.s. sssr
s1s.s~A lsss. 49,.
A1m1nasesaavas' skcoosa.
gs5o0s q A1uadkmooDss Nh.
- Cg.ess1 OSw01uuraea :
A0no.6f osso t5Ugol ossa, b
- pss1nns Cart q ~ O.
=. 49, = osDVsWAe
fesn tlsss11s lese, tliv6 s02kMs
- q pe01sos lnso1R sisiQ sonln
- D1eese = ploaos - hsss 49,
eissssso 6csdDssf ~ -
.>A-sw 49, =.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I VIII skLl . 'rsc, 81 Land contain.
Ing IL Aesr.. ~ acres cleared; a good
tin and Mill s'iaessea ~e~msrrtahls Dwell.
ing, Ncgra Cahirs. se. The place !. the
one r.csnils sold bs ". ;. Clinton =. J.
l.. Fletcher. This l. . very desirable
PLACES, - ~ land ani neishborLood none
better. will give one, tao and hses
ysars BY . small paynsni ID hand.
splN 6lllIVN.
pasrls, ucssher q. less. 3i-4v.
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II. A. JONES E CO.,
Cesnsnlsnoon
d9sss, Ne. ~ AssAy Z Hsws's Nee
estasisy, rrs~f asrr,
MeunpAoD, re0oesUoes
CO Coudsnnssss u svsvy bisd s%olieis:
I'd. BAuUING ssd hope. ssd ~ oslx
suppl,ss, furnished 81 lovess rsss.
We pledas oassslses uD4es " eissvu.
stances that oss rc,sitssDsS u ~ ~
proceeds Of Cosiss sshd By = shaIi
Siiv~ ssd GSld, u rsssiss1, = ~ sVsiv.
ssrss.t-r 1, lass. sss..
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pANtn,A, MISS.
WGsSksotes e(1eoCo ., lsss'


"a. hsliIs Ia. hsss fssrhs end
q No iass eIeafs a~sJ, oar fsais's
eau .ss TIVE fessl, Thee VS. q
s,..lsr smoans N tehfuslen n or
lasn ihan asasI ~ saeh seessishsl
.el slnes ,ss rvsaI, ha' been taeth,
~ have heard sa@e II lle ssll'e'ees'
"a lLfcaien theft 'afrcssl ene~Ies
uy severely, smi msoy " hen
tsss explained ersot,g ho's 'sd
ishD bea, ihem bot W. are Of he
atlnan lhr, ,tc chief ieascn II III
n iheIr leiea,s lies In The Tact that
hey dd ntiFt ~ ~ ,nopTh IN
NM opinion Il Il very unvi'e on The
nf, q defeated candidates TO make
.sch complaints, ~ chs rrs'cn that
hey csnne, change Tie result, and
can ooly epeealcr unlIni feeling
iylseen heishbors.
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.. .. ssurts, . .. vrscaktl, az. sssrtE.
SAMPLE, MlTCmEll 1 Co.,
COTTON FACTORS,
Cem0tsseso. 0erctstas
se1 gsvvapdIug NeWAaui>.

Msdisss Sirsss, Third door Essf q fAs
ussss BsHk, Mss~pAs, fsss.
cYN surrly ~ hsss Hssrins and neve
sivs,s 10 store. Otdsvv Tor sserli> hllsd
ct the ls~sss essh vsess-
~ W. ,esii ssf Gotten Ne srrvcerh.
ssi ssss,s s~iy ks YECi. o. Ne sysie.
sisnf.
c7r w. Az. tiootwis. formerly Of
ps~sla Csss'y. 10 nov In . employ.
Memphis. Assus, 10. ISIS. No
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JAILOR's NOTICE.


MAS COMMITTED to the JsiI Of Pa.
w nols County, Mississippi, On the
18th ~, ~ September, tsis, q Nk,'RO
MAN ns r.nawsy, i. u DARK complexion,
ti's~ H or " wears old, s feet, ! Inchss
high, ~~vh. about l+s or $50 pounds.
wear q white HEAVIER ha, ca, down In the
ec~s In. several o. bis upper front
teeth os,, !. yer, much SCARED on The
back, be-. also . snail soar on the RICH,
cheek. lie calls his name HENRY, and
,a,s Ne belongs to Robert Lntimorv, Of
Madison. Kinds Cosn,y, Mississippi.
The owner il hereby commanded To
come forward. prove property pay changes
and take him away, or no will be dealt
with a. the Law directs
=. !. GVFoRTil, Lssisr.
October Q, lsjs. G-sw.
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hsigfe The Clsfl n said cgaa, a. Nj. ~
aee, IN the iawn n I%'ahala, - The a.,
Nenlay tilh iaJ) d October, Ap. 1858.
''so'as W Check 1frOs AMis.
jsms g k~imaroar,, III. ea,s, !, ar b
~ dh peafing that tbs
nefenlnnis, Mllliam u, lumpsin hhi
Aoulg Lumpain arc non .fesiietl. I .s.d
State, and are nos nh.en, thefeftom, ~
thai lhr ordinary pfuoess " law cannot
BE- served nron lham. u 10, therefore,
prl rcd that The s4ld Defendants APPEAR
and rleai tnswpf, o. dsmuf 10 said Will
i W hltale q Iule tarm II said court 10
w. holden ~ The Court llouso II said
tpunly, 10 lhe town "a Pamela, o. ,he
ursi Nunlh, " %ianunt,, 1850, otherwise
The nllegn, nn- II said hll vtll be iakcu
Tor coni .soa ~ 10 them anil such dnal
deerur made therein hs shnii seem lust
sud proper. II u further ordered lhal
. copy u this order be- pahli.hed IL ibs
''laseln STAR 4 public newspaper pub.
hshod 10 tho town u Pamela, In said
Ceanty, for four weeks success vcly.
Join iulRlSnN, C'sft.
NANcs 4 A~Sp.ssoS,(
Noro for Csmpi't.
october 9, lS5e. 3I-tw.
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vCAkEN " by v. ~. Liltlsssld. living
near pleasan, M.ant. o smssl
IRON GRAY MARE COLT J yesf,
old Appraised TO e,V ~.
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