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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

BY S. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CARRIAGES. SLElGHS, &c, AT AUG
" TION-The undersigned, as Trustees
will sell at auction, on Thursday the 10th INST, al
the Coach Factory, corner OF King and Henry
streets, Alexandria, a very superior lot OF CAR
RIAGES of various kinds, such as Charriotes
Phaetons, Rockaways, Buggies, Sleishs, &c, &c
Sale 10 commence al ~ o'clock.
TERNs.-A credit OF ninety days Oh notes
with approved security.
,.. o 900. E E. B Br M M5TEN Trustees.
A more particular description OF the proper
ty will be given on application 10 the Trustees
IL The above sale is postponed until We'd
ncsday, the 29h instant, at the same hour and
place lace -, l.. E E Br MANT9R' Trustees.
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REAT ATTRACTION FIFTY THOU
IT SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF JEWEL.

GREAT ATTRACTION FIFTY THOU.
VI SAND DOLLARS WORTH or JEWEL,
kY AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, at auction
and on retail, at the Store on Royal street, one
door north of Simpsons Shoe Store, commencing
THIS THURSDAY,
23d instant, at 10 A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ
and continue each day, until January I'd, 1859
the largest assortment OF fashionable JEWEL
RY ever offered in Alexandria, consisting, in
part, of 5000 Gold and Silver WATCHES, OF
various patterns, such a, are rarely found in the
United States The Watches are OF the best
quality manufactured and OF handsome style
Also, tho most fashionable assortment OF La
dies Jewelry, such as Cameo Pins, Bracelets
Ear and Finger Rings, Opal ditto, OF every pat
tern and size. Garnet, Jasper, Ruby, and Dia
mond, in sets or otherwise, to suit purchasers
Gold Chains, from 7 to % caret fine, and o! all
the different styles; together with large as
sortnent OF Fancy Jewelry.
e. W. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
n B. All the above goods will positively b.
sold TO the highest bidder, without reserve.
dec 23-dtt
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INV YORK, Dec. 27.-Flour is heavy; sales
of $500 bbls. State $4,256S4, 40; Ohio $3.50
$3.50; Southern $5G$54O. Wheat is quiet
sales of 1000 bushels mixed Illinois at llOc.;
kentucky white 1850; Southern red 1850
white l3stGl50c. Corn is heavy; sales oil III
900 bushels mixed TIC; new white 72973c.;
new yellow 74675c. Pork is heavy; new mess
$lsssls l2a; prime $la,7o0$la.75. Lard is
firm at lI40llac. Whiskey is dull at 24aH
CSC Stocks are higher. Mo. 6's 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

ItHAFING DISHES; Oyster Stands; Buck
" wheat Cake Dishes; Coffee Urns and Big
gins; The Old Dominion Coffee Pot; Britannia
Tea Sets, some new styles; Block Tin Coffee
and Tea Pots; Egg Boilers; Britannia Casters;
Lamps aud Spittons; Plate Warmers-for sale by
nov 20 JOHN OGDEN.
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E I2
CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED, Dec 81
Boats New Boat, and James Boyed, coal to
~. Mehafey.
Boats Don Carlos, Hercules, and r. Stewart,
coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Ida Lee, coal to American Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED
y pieces Black Beaver Cloth, for Ladies
Cloaks
dozen Steel Skirts OF IS springs, the best Skirt
out Black Bombazines ant Alpaccas; Gents.
Shaws; Fancy Mou.lnes Merinoes, and P!alds,
at reduced prices; Caicoes; Hosiery; Gloves;
Country and Shaker Flannel; new style strip'd
Muslin Tor Undersleeves; Brown and Bleached
Cottons, &c, &c
dec 20 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

CERVANTS FOR HIRE.--The subscriber
- has Tor Hire a number OF likely SKI
WANTS, Men, Women, Boys and Girls, among
them an excellent Gardener, and several excel
cellent House Servants, unencumbered.
ANY one wishing to hire the Servants, can see
them by applying at Bush Hill, Fairfax County
on Wednesday, Thursday, ard Friday OF this
week. VIRGINIA SColl.
Bush Hill, Fairfax Co, Va, dec 2s-4t
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A FISHERY FOR RENT VIII rent for
"A the ensuing year, or if desired, Tor term
OF years, my FISHING SHORE, known as
WALNUT LANDING.
This Shore is on Nanjemoy Reach. the next
below Maryland Point II has been fished sue
cessiully by the same man for the last eleven
years and 'or the last two years has caught as
many if not more FISH. than any SHORE on
the Potomac To good tenant, the terms will
be moderate. ~ NALLEY, Nanjemoy 20.
Charles County Nd nov 4--wtt
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linden WHISKEY-This WHTSKEY is
ID n Tho aid f,sb;onad conner still bv
donbIs J;st;lla,ion inst beyond tho summit Oft
pIuo p;laa - Wien Co Va near the line Of
Ean,r;er whore the softness and ,uriry of the
oonntain enr,ng wafer and the quality of the
rye constitute important elements in making
,5s Wh;.tev for which this locality has heen
Ions ceiebrsted II is perfectly pure. beyond
all doubt. being made exclusively OF rye hops,
ard barlev-maIt. with the utmost care The
quantity made Is limited, and bought principal
ly for private use, by gentlemen cohholsse" VT
in the surrounding counties VINO are cri1ca'ly
nice in laying by stock tor Improvement: "A
small consignment has lately been made 10
MARSHALL Il WARD, OF Alexandria; o. II
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The New Pension Bill.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 27.--The overland mail
has arrived. It's dates have been anticipated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, NO. (, oy
N the Hon. Edward Everett, in the New
York Ledger, for sale At FRENCH'S Book ana
Periodical Dtpo, Ready this morning
Now is the time to subscrbe-deiveFed IN
any part of the city, or mailed TO any part OF
the country. ~, -,
The Great Cook Book of the Day-The Mo
dern Cook-a Practical Guide to the culinary
art, in all its branches, comprising in addition
to English Cookery, the most approved ana re-
cherche systems of French, Italian, and Ger
man Cookery, adapted as we'll for the largest
establishments as for the use of private iami-
lies, by Charles Elme Francatelle pupil TO the
celebrated Careme, and late Maitre-D- Hotel
and chief Cook to Her Majestry the Queen,
from the ninth London edition, carefully revi'
sed and considerably enlarged, with sixty.t"o
illustrations, one large octave vol, $3. 49,,
Harper's Magazine for January, splendid
number, Csc, or So per year.
The Great Republic Monthly for January,
Csc, or So per year.
Eclectic Ma azine for January, SOC.
All the Magazines, Papers, and New Books
on hand and for sale. dec -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-28

Mr.. Robinson, Agent Of the Manassas
GAP Railroad, at Broad Run Station, died
suddenly Yesterday morning.
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C,FRVANTS WANTED--I wish TO employ
= for the ensuing year, seven male SEX
WANTS for the Dining Room, and four female
SERVANTS, two for CHAMBER.MAlDS, and
two WASHERWOMEN, Tor which liberal
price will be paid. Address
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER,
NOV lift City Hotel. Alex'a, Va
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A TTEND THE SALE beg all who
n want TO buy House and Lot, 10 attend
the sale advertised by S. Furgerson Beach, on
the 2S'h inst, By virtue of deed Of trust from
me, as it is obliged 10 be sold, TO pay another
one OF those security debts Tor Harper 4 Nc
Weigh. $50 much for going securIty) The To-
cation is very desirable, being only one square
from the Market House, and out two squares
from the Loudoun aud Hampshire Depot.
dec 24-Jt A. ID. COLilNSWORlh n.
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20 BAGS JAVA AND RIO COFFEE
~ IS Chests & p and Imperia! Tea
Chests Black Tea
% Boxes Starch
10 Ground Coffee
Bales Wrapping Irvine
Boxes Ground Ginger
20 VI. Candles
20 Mustard
30 {" Cheese. for sale by
dec Is KINCHELOE < RRUIN.
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lust RECEIVED from New York, large
81 consignment OF LADIES FCRS, and Will
be sold extremely low, such as Flich, Stone
Martin. MinEs, ani Canada Sable. vail and
examine. Idec l31 JOHN I. EVANS.
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SALE THIS DAY.

nov 23-2awts
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
Attention Candidates,

Gentlemen, many Of you have not
paid your announcement fee yet, and
YOU know that our terms are cash,
IN all aaee. You certainly cannot
expect to be elected while indebted
to the printer. We need the money
you severally owe us--so walk up to
the Captains Office aud settle.
We propose, after this week to
place this mark -. to the announce
ment Of each candidate who has
paid bis fee II is a custom among
newspaper conductors, which We ap.
prove and shall adopt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
Union Female College.

We have received a copy Of the
Annual Catalogue Of this ine school,
located a, oxford, in our ncighbor-
ing county Of Lafayette. It is very
handsomely rrinied-dOnc by the
Memphis Bulletin Company, in n
style superior to any Of the Caia-
logacs which were printed Nrh,
such Is the Centre I'LL and the State
University Caialogues-shame on
them.
IN the lis, Of students We notice a
respectable number from Pamela
county. The College appears to be
in a successful tide Of operation.
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by his new card, in this issue of
the Star. il will be seen that DR..
Acree viii answer all calls upon him.
in The Dental art, during the summer
months, in this anl the adjoining
csnnsics. lie is a skillful and
popular prac,i,ionsr, aud offers a
favorable opportunity to oil who
may need Biz services. We cheer.
fully recommend him as a polished
gentleman In manner. and a master
Of bis profession. lie Is Benedict,
ladies.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
To tho Readers Of the Star.

Il will be seen by the above notice
that this paper has been placed under
our management, FOR few weeks,
until the return Of the proprietor
The duties OF on editor are always
arluous and unplcpsant-his life is
tia, Of a pack. horso-ihe thanks hc
receives, "fcw aud iar bc,wecn''-
tho cursOs anil cpprobium heapcd
upon him, as many as they are
frequently unjust. Such being facts,
Of course We DO not crave the posi-
ton; but some one must Gil the
chair, and as !; has fallen to our lo,
W. have ucryrd our arns for The
oucrous duties before Us.
We shall cndcayor to please our
sell first. We know We cannot
please all-,hcrcforp Nc will not at.
tempt Il. There are too many
carpcrs every where-,oo many self
constituted critics aud sell. made
moui,ors.f
During the absence Of Col. Ward,
persons having business With tho
Office will fud us always a, our pos'
in the printing Office throughout
the day, and in our private 'sanc.
,am' after dusk.
FRANC. 4. DUVAL.
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Goats Wanted.

Our friend, Col Anthony Foster.
Of Belmont, adver,iscs in our columns
for 800 Nanny Goats. He Is in
~esrnest--hc wants to raise a few-he
shints he can make il profitable.
We would inform the Col. tina, We
have no doubt hs can "prOcsr' a
lot Il the ANIMAL in Charleston,
rallshaschic county. Is We saw large
drevss Of then In that rsnansic
sheu, No weeks sinrr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
Citizens Bank.

a writer upon the wreck Of hc
above collapsed concern, whose sig.
nature is Mote Holder" advises al
persons holding the notes Of the
Bank, not to sacrifice item. The
evil is, that all who had any Of the
notes we're themselves sacrificed.
"Nole-lloller' concludes his article
With this paragraph:
AT any rate, the money cannot
20 lover than at present. and il al
any future time you are forced /,
sell, you viii get an advance Of
present rates. Again, We cay. d,
no, sacrifice your money
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
Extension skirts.

Ladies, you who desire to appear
in that admirable form which only
the blessed hoops can give, will thank
US for informing You that Mcssrs.
GrcCnboum 4 Earncs, have jus, re.
cciycd q lot Of the Patent Extension
Skirts, the ''la,es, agony" We
think they are very handsome
tried enc on oursclf-lookci like a
drake In a csgc-pullcd |. Of, wish.
inc liza, We we're q feminine, so that
W nigh, be 10 fashion too. Grca,
invention, these extension skirss.
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shall laas me, faf Virginia. lhe
ffai M nait ss, anil ha absent ilaul
oua mlnlh. NJ iats' A.. DuTAl Nill
have rhnffr n fia star during ny ~
aenee, AMI lfiaf nlly aulhou sal 10 foaaliu
aud receipt l0f munet ou account q ihe
printing shoe.
Ny hsphaw, John " ward SIN oocu.
~ ny lns office, and mfNof hll Inquiries
b reward 70 NY professional business,
until ny frinfn.
~ lfttofH % communicable ns ~ the
printing ONCE, must be addressed 10 the
fdiior NJ me- panola Naf,f and MT 10
me ~ nnme, " they sill DOT be opened
until | return. Be careful ~ remember
this, II yuu wish 10 avoid the delay.
NJ :. WARD.
July n, ~.
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W sMsfi BE- AfHff he
H f#hf 4al fatf ~
iIN m
faHaNaaf 80 gsssgfaf
"a me e. -
NJ fa #eH flH
fafNHf t#t0H SPIN
IT, AZ = tH fai
tH.fii4 fh al H4Nd
aTNHHU rlHt4iHfi III Fhleh
aAea sHi iaNf NH
Cotton 6f&Mf $3.50 ufAiHf fAift
I0 ft. iffI NHi lao
\. NHa fI4f.- tfiifl fa't, vi
Hltltf r4ft fll
UNHtuts VI FhA . So iw fieaH
HaH 8ifN.f Hafo ahlaiHiahI
Hll aHl ffes Asst
N ifa fI "A Nlrfe
IV9 fHnat flM hfm tf4tls lts
iH Iul .fm rfl4 N aR
NHi @ q lf nih. N lHalaul lfs
f.ta.ei fil1ial.
INa iiln.a ~ panmlHi faaaal ihe w.
leu hI
NfmffHy announced hat iho llglii. 9
l vIii l0 eilhlfaeh ffum ruia,
I. hlfosaif lf OBJ Affaln slaal 4 n
NJ H0aNhHNt,
lu.t.tr rtata ,olii0g addi 'onnl
bins e.nfN0stH l ffnn Voc Niliulnthhle.
Iha ifamand1n haf n1i returned "a
NiHHn i0HH
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t.1T Messrs. ~ cr%itas" and
"Sou.h. Side,'' arc notified tha, We
have On file a communication from
our friend Capt. J. II. Keith, for
publication, which, on accOan. OF it.
length and the late hour in which i,
was presented. We are compelled 10
defer publishing until our next issue.
And now, once for all, lc, us in
form correspondents tina, their com.
m%unications must be handed in a.
early as Monday morning ;o'herwisC
they will be postponed until the week
following.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28

LaKss SuPxESrs.-l. il aston.
ishing 10 sec the large amount Of
McLr,S's SrREscrngSlSe CsRpI.t,
tia, IS shipped OF daily to different
parts Of the country. I, is scarcely
three months since this article was
FIRST introduced. and now. Judging
from lie rapid sale, !, Is known and
appreciated oil over the Western
country.
Every druggist, dry soOas or gro.
Gerry merchants vi'i,ine srsei,y should
be sure to obtain . supply Of shi.
Cordial. lis jassshs thing REQUIRED
TO strengthen and invigors,e the weak
and debili,s,sd.--M Lssss Desr
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40 iaht Of honor TODD place it
Naum county, atif fho city of
-YphFHHg, OF Ttnrdly morning
iaii, temeen Maj W H. Mecmdlo,
editor Of Gle True sgalhfon, and l.
NJ Partridge, Esq editor Of the
Wing The weapons asel vcrp ps
toIa Al the hrs, ire Mr. Partridge
Was slgl'ly wounded 10 dc ankle.
Maj. Mccardle was not ht.
The anar grew out " an article
10 tho Wing auributnf 10 term, not
TO be misunderstood, on offensive
editorial article in Che Port Gibson
RcycilIc, to The pen Of Maj. Ne
Carllc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28

r,>r,xx,v,. .I.iv Of
Flour holders ,lsmani an ~, ,s,s
WHISKY. ~. Me-. pa,t. Ala CIV.
bacon IA. r,,.sJ !, a' ~" N's''
-,
r,ou. =, ~. L"ris. July y.
yellow GsI1Selss rh;,s a oa.' LII IN
"a Sac. lIsmp Siss;s' oa, ssi-
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to- There Is q great demand for

ss5- There is a grca, demand for
women in Orcgon.-Greredo Re-
pUbhoon.
Thxc# is q great, continual and
brisk demand for nomsn in Missis.
sippi (aud every where else.) But
the demand for "show.cases'' called
iai.es Especially Of the "msek.
ersl aristocracy,' there isnc demand;
neither should there be. Women
are in demand everywhere. One
Who does no; dip or ,a,'le !. a jewel.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28

We are indebted to the courtesy
Of our clever young friend, Harry
Childrsss, Mail Agent on the N. !
T. r. r., for a cop Of the London
England Weekly Times Of the
lth inss., left in our sancsum on
Sunday last. "Small favers thank.
fully reeeivsd-lsrge ones IN pro.
rcv4icn." llsrr-.
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81. Loris, July ci.~-The Kansas Ter.
AID says tia, Calhoun will issue ecrtif.
Gates TO those vhc are elected. The Free
stat mcmhefs frvm Lras~n.or.h county
will receive Sersiteasts. giving that party
q majority IN beta branches Of the lcgi..
latuTc. "
The Herald sshor'. the people to vote
foF the English ~otdiuaase.
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ttiif Later nom Turope.
Arrival Of the sifamr inlia.

r.
NV f"hAi dulf al lue ,l.hm'F W,
lia BE- arrived ~ Quebec tiih litefrooi
dAiei go the llth'
taHm'rsiai aHd iIsaasiaL
sllta ~ cotton fof three da,a, " l0Nl
ba'.l. Ali qunlilloa declined "A the
lower qualities masl. Sales n cotton 70
spaeul ailrs and esppfter.. l,Ol0 bales
oneh. Market dan. B~rtndslua, duh
Mnirhea.er advises u~niasonblr. BIZ.
Ole inquiry and prices wrak.
a,n.rss .Ssws.
Au,.trc,wx trhs A.,.u.n.on IA.
,,tn,nsd' Ibm Nv, 'e', s,ss,"a !. NM
Inn.
T,sa n~e..o,l. w~..,sneie,i.s a, II Ia,
alan a-,.ialaJ, lea r.,son. .on,lnI
.om. f,talls
a, +. sr,n., .,,sfl.,a,sr,sf...
,..a,asi. IA ~ t,asmam.,s !. s"a.a..
Ma m, ,sn. fo,eed LIAR. a n, M,
nm 49,, I;s,as -...n"r,.a. M sn
ussa,,an ~ t',,.a - H. tr;,1i Sat-,
The iian.a M 49, ,,a...J Ltt,,
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Pamela Ferry.

The Board Of Police have granted
again a Ferry license to our worthy
,Ownsman, J. l.. Fletcher. The
larger charges, including the annual,
have oil been reduced by the Board.
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no What Is the ghie., shi,As
mah can cmturk inf CoufusAip.-
Nfmfhb Bahfiin.
lts "ship,' though, that msLu
up IN rigsi gg what II likes in Ton.
uage Or other capacity. Wild IL
saiIs spread and canvass fully al.
tenleda It presents u very Impeas,
q appearance, and It's ~ aygM Il NJ
to bc made hight Of, rs n uniru
swim can testify. Such ships ousa
totc well msmIcd rs soou rs posi.
blc' Columbus Enquirer.
They would no doub, DO vi
manned were there a possibility Y
boarding them /; bat with runhIh:
Rigging extended AMI II ll.cir a.
command, il Is impossible to read
the W'psr deek Or sard arm, h
on approaching either, extra cams,
well bracej, il thrown IN, to \.
breeze, and the ethereal vessd /
soon seen ias away, hull down.
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fN We understand arrangements
have been made with iho Mas and
Tem II. II. fof the Interpretations
Vt mails q ib'splace We are glad
VI u, o. since tlo cessation We have
bron aorely iuconYeulouced Ore.
nada Republican, nm mh
We ham yet to learn, mp here,
that any such engagements have been
made WITH the company. Ny a
shameful neglect Of duty they failed
IA securing u contract from the
Department, only as far rs Pamela.
By an unaccountablc method, the
j. o. Department manages to keep
nm Mail Agents on Tue cars, a, a
salary Of $500 per aurlum each
They make alternate trips on the
cars and supply some half dozen
post. Offices on the route. |, is our
humble opinion that Tic p. NJ. Gen.
erui would do wei to retain ouly one
Agent On the road, and apply the
pay Of the othcr towards The convey.
ance Of the mail hence to Grenada.
$500 would pay Tor eight miles OF
the route, annually. We dislike to
see extravaganza in governmental
affairs rs much as We do among phi.
waite iudiyi laals.
We wish, Mr.. Republican, 10 have
a direct mail route to your town, and
would suggest a petition from the
citizens Of Your thriving little city
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n NJ Iet6 f|Hs jfsm
IN me- II In MHlss Ia
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81 sligsl : NY feis sgisu. M
'elRhi bulldog lsis re aIIa~ej .
eie Llgek I'VE dwellings are -
ttR ahe tory bfIas LaIlIIf.
.Ile eily haa Iltasstt appenus'.
fis uYff ieflan nmiIhg tired \.
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their aihihR houses. A slrsss I
vaiar running through lhe slss
lho ey stands has been tatno
various branches Into each
supplying every family viii ~
water onA iheso streams euakli =
Inhabitants 70 raise trees and INN
whleh could hot be grown Ia ~
ell innle Without irrigation.
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iof Mf Pamela Siat
cub Ir7aE a. nJyif D,d
Sir 80 ioaih which hoo occurred
within ihe bmIn o.! om State for
many yeara, lis called lofth 'neh
general expressions % grief as that
II Goa John A Qaiman. MISSES.
sippI im. lost ono Of ha nohlesl sou',
and throughout her borders /. heard
universal regret Many u the cit.
icnq Of our county enjoyed d person.
al acquaintance with him, and their
attachment was ever increased ~
they knew him more intimately. All,
| may traihtully toy, will esteem il
a pleasure to join in some public cx.
preston Of their appreciation Of tho
gallant hero, and OF their regret q
his death. ! would suggest, then.
that a meeting Of the citizens o.
Pamela County be called on Monday
Angus! ID, to take what action !
may deem appropriate to the occa
sion. Respectfully,
PAN0LA.
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&C.
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