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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

The ~ mstle6 n ~ el11s
~ ksss n ss~>uelkWom9ooe>.
~ ~ - siNst on(M~
= \ ~ M 49, VI ~
N (sly IN h Glus6(b, oeM
- kss ~ sse(h sss l1@els>d -
u, ~ rv,eI'ss, ussssds. t'sNsv'lIs,
Dstsa. ~ lisIy rpsinss. ~ ssdss "
Ia ssss ~ iks kssse malls lvcm ikess
sMess. vhss. " ihsy ssss permitted
h ~ N u Memphis. lhsy you'd ssssh
ne 10 lksss Asys bet q II 10, ~ ksvs
M tsSksss vsvsmIssss 'hss Ihs lS'h'
and Ssss ksm w esssk ee,sAsfs'
IN sims len N lvslvs days TkIs \
q crying evil shsh ~ hsvs W. IN
vsamsns VIII spssdIIy sosssss. ~ Z
daily mail In fss ksvss essekss. kSs|
fsaoIa 10 dsssAds. n M yssNG
friend Harry thIldssss, mall agent n
,he ears, would siIf UP ihe authorities
ii Washington. The IIns could he vul
In operation ImmsdIslsly.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01
Christmas Tree.

~, have p,,a,.il, lea, -,eoue.,sa
b, some Of our lady friends ia "a,
.ome,hlny relative 10 mi. l-,,uoeoo,
amusement. and ad,oe.,, N. y~s,,l,,
M Of something Of IN, .o,,. ,hc com.
inc Christmas h%ollIls,.. amony ,he
youuv G,Il. If pa,,l. IN. a, ANNA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

Ese' since W sdvalI'ed an lnief
eel In The SRA onies ~ sale soine
stallos paIed Indlsldasl. have per
%slslsnily reported that W. were hound
10 scIl oul The Office, IN The reason
Thai W. could mi Keep ~ The paper
W. gave lhc true reason IN wanting
70 cell q part u the establishment, 10
oaf former notice, bat fot The lnfoflna.
ilon II all whom n may concern, Va
nav rive notice that W. hall continue
10 publish thu st,n, whether W sell
an Interest N not, and that We have
The money of our own TO pay fof ",
without begging or borrowing. We
therefore respectfully request all such
%loqnacIous mcddlers 10 mind their
own business, quii reading other peo'
ple'. papers, and subscribe for the
srAn-not forgetting 10 pay FOR u In
advance.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01
Onssss AMssl

Ny Tho new Law, olAcess are 'squIs.
al 10 sIvs had sst Mis- lhs salh, IN
or before The assl Mssdsy u Jsssssy
nssL This security must slso sppss'
before i've Judge, and bs swosu ~ IA
his %sclveney. The tMcs !. dselsvsd
vacant, II this IL mol dose on that day,
40 thai all persons Interested should
remember. and he on hand with their
securities, or they viii bs ousted ol
their Offices.
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The Weather.

!, has been q subject Of general
remark, tina, We have had more cold
weather during the month Of Novcm.
Der, ihan ut any former month Of
November within ten years. There
has no, been n day this month, but
What was sufficiently cold to pu. up
and save pork.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

ineowpuib,s win "a Stss, ~
sAesla net h pssuisssa y ssis =
sAs Sts,s side by sias," ~ saabs
"Adniuins, . or sla~s1sljlug
etieads sppses iselissd b =, -
besh ~ svlls, end shas thnSho
y . eAeies besssss shen. thus1ke
. nissaks b DIR seloGA ~
rsesDte1 NJ lesssss e sspuinnDo
-aN 6sjiae ~ ~ e oq1.e9
q : niIisa ef negtspespegQ -
bed sslse y issslf lep = q ~
Stsso-dbssG1sttqs - ~ ~
slsvtsy 49, ~ Sosose q ~
vese, 81 - n ~ NJ r
slavery hey sps.l1 ~ - -
slesss, sAey - lsstse 0AnM0
led ssfls s)swlely
Ssssa aee0 epe6Uneo, < -
ny b . lisslp d(uuuoush -
isssnsessisls, y ~ = 4.
~ = lsss - oytsssd@0
80 - ~ buoS e ~
~ slsvss ~ olp. -
y sllDesuotw@hoW300
sass sGevp1 In - Ana41
Veg -esesussl tuukl ~ ~
M NJ l1sysAo1n 90 y ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

A PRINTER GoNR.-l. W. Nash,
a printer. q l'urjy. Tenn, has emf.
grated 10 the State Of Ms,rimony.
Him and Miss sallic A. He'll. Of FUR.
dy, have united their ''lo,s. hlisses
and joys" The usual appsndsee.
will follow after while. "lsing the
Bell gently. Isaac"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

The Police Court failed 10 organize
on Monday last. On account VI the
absence Of Smith and Stewart. Anoth-
CT special term was called. 10 meet on
Saturday the 4tA day NJ December.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

to Miss Maggie Mitchell has At
las, made her appearance In Memphis.
anil Is interesting dense audiences 1t
the ''besu,iful theatre" which that
fast" city can truly boast Of. Miss
N. Is ever . welcome visitor thesv.
aud she becomes more ''rmincnt" q,
each appearance.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

Planters are requested 10 notice tho
advertisement of Mr.. 7. Il. Jones'. 10
another column. These trees ARE nc.
c'imaied and very thrifty looking.
Persons wishing good frui, trees,
ought to call on Mr.. Jones OIL once.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

NJ hs.s lstn ,srssSel iims -
sssls N iss<, % ssII ~ s'is~s)1N
u I'VE FsvwIhs&sdsns n ~ ~
a Ne f,s lhss Ne serIneW -
tandaslFs n ~ lfsiS1 80 N -
.hstil u a a,asasr ihs tatIls ssss
lhf ~ tesm's,'sr NE 's'' 70 20
mslh "a me- eaek n IIsis-liIe, N
% hesf ibs same, ~ % render n
dMsall 10 ~ w. then. The soa.
aae' of those h,sihs shsrss N ths
ueIsh, ,tsIn has been msss blamed,
N fsihsr No nuisance IA ,rsfs %.
parent from ile fae, ihss II ssesss
sbeu. the middle N he dsy. sheo
persons have occasion 10 esess 'hs
ifset. We hope The evil viii bs
corrected, sad Inst speedily, ~ II 10
no, only q clear %vIoIsiich VI The Isw,
hu, an oaifsss "a The ~cewmasi,y. 10
be compelled 10 val, hall m heur In
ade' 10 gel q chance to pass along
a pnblie highway II tho o,erseer
u that portion Of the road does not
see to It, and prosecute this overbesr.
Ing, ,ouIc,s monopoly, ~ such
gross Infringemen,s upon The right.
Of the public, W. shall mast certain.
y report him 10 the grand Jury.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

Persons wishing 10 bid fur the Fence
ard Well, Ut the new jail. will do
well 10 read tho advertisement, In 10.
days paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01
Correspondence n M irpros.l
Cotton Picking Extraordinary.
TAu noRo', N. ca
Sept. 9th, 1858.

sept .'th, 1903.
DIAN ExrnEss. being n sub.
scribcr 10 Your paper, and n ron.
stnnt rcader) and never having seen
any communication published from
my county, ] have concluded to send
ycu a sltor, account Of m cy,raorna.
~ Cotton Picking had ut the
"Sucbane' plantation Of our towns.
man, X. Il. Bridecrs, Esq, on
Saturday 18th Sept 1863.
Tbitty.,wo ''Ilands" picked six.
teen thousand aud nincty.six pound.
16,Oed hs)-bcing an average Of
300 Ms-,he highest, Imam named
Herbert, } picked ons thousand aud
'irfy' siren pounds-,ac four high.
cat averaged seven hundred and
seventy nine, and ono fourth pounds
tho fourteen hirhes, averaged six
hundred and nine and ono half
pounds.
Tho hands commenced at 5 O'Clock
A. NJ, and stopped q, I o'clock r.
NJ. except the man Herbert Who
continued forty.Gvc minutes longer.
!. being tho time required for the
wagons TO make . load from the
fold 10 tho Gin House, and return
for q second load. At the time
when the other hands stopped Her.
bert had abou, one thousand end
twenty-five pounds. During III,
afternoon Herbert picked seventy.
seven pounds in ff;y. five minutes
aud Il vas no, known to him that IN,
cotton picked in the time would b,
weighed separately. This was pick
J ed and weighed In the presence o
Messrs. jesse Mercer, Elisha Groom
we'll, r. II. pcudcr, J. L. Bridsers
r. 4. Dridgcrs and II. 9. Dixon
The hands picked In sacks, one en-,
attached to the body BY . strap owe
the lch shoulder, and the other en-,
resting on the ground. Zach on
emp.ied the Gotten out Of the each
into baskets which contained, whc,
6lled, from seventy. five 10 on
hss&red and 6fty pounds. Nlsssvs
Mercer asd Il. r.. Bridssvs wev
present during the picking, an n,
J The cotton weighed By ". Disss
lGssss. Cromwell end peades ~
present the greater part Of IL dAy
and saw the most Of The rietiag IN
weieAise-sAs quantity picaea h
TIER pspsenes, cogvsspsnding vit
SAss reported IN their sbsssee.'
puias ~ ~ Mesrs. w. NW
1ess nd d. :. Floyd visited th
~plsatasiss, end ssw . large quassit,
u ~ essssa PICKED shaS jay. en-
hey. wisA the otAas alrsaiy 1ea
toned, ~ that III esissa vss Il
"susS mssrAesAoAis'' dssAition.
Tbs ssatemeas viii - dsubs asu
ltnBvfbls 10 most Of ycsr rsaess
~ b b nevsssheless srse. CAn Cd
90 bns ial Raessombe. sssius
he World. YsGrS. &C.. q,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

''wnAr A Noss,s-No, man,
years ago, In the village Of Hs,or.
ton, Georgia, q man msds N, ~.
pesrsaee and s,opped !, he ss,.,s
lie WAS possessed 81 nos, r..srt.
able nose, one which nesopoijssj
bis entire fsee-red, Renen. -.
NOUS. Il vas such usss - ! -.
seen in . lifetiue. So ,r,ss .
show was !, ,hs. Il sl,r,ei,d 49,.
sci attention. The slsssss -. !.
IL, and the remark. %.Ss .h 49, !: y
had mads is owner sousshss ~, :.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

- There viii be Eve cases Of
contested elections before he mex.
Congress-swO fvoa New Yora, one
from Pennsylvania, one from Main.
and one from Missouri.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

The vcaders Of the star should read
the card Of 0ofor,h, Lester 4 Co.. IL
another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

CWa,srSAs HoltlpAva-ThsAc li.
days VIII scoa h hsss. TIE listle
boys and girls, eli saevs foe ''fua md
ffclic." Vim soss b psepssiss b Aaae
up their ssesAiass, and lsyias b .
god supp,y 81 'Asp-emchssa." A.
shils they sss sAss uaAise pspess-
'tsas fse slnpse saa vAe,esswssmsmN
mest. let - Glsass ks . msusas q
the bsSBsss wsa. vAs tuna . cs,d
10 the pleasant scenes Il he
He has ssov~ up 10 naahssl.
~ GAS b Ms sas object. lie b
bssy b arranging NJ ssccunss. 81
jssssas N cspiitsss. Ne tbsseAt q
lmsseDnt saten - wisa. Wen.
he scss d sss sslsess-tss = 10
Durself. We prefer - o-rcsslvssl ~
aeat q rpcreatisa Iron To dsll cares
4 Iit.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

Uf. A. Duval, Esq. Who has
conducted the mechanical department,
Of the "sraa" during tho pas. year.
len this place % The Mssasy morn.
lne's train ftr Memphis. wAsss be q.
pscss 10 sualn . lev weeks. With his
friends and acquaintance. NJ. pu.
val Is q clever gentleman. . good
printer. aud . writer of the arst meg
nitade. His numervu. friends In rs.
uola deeply rrgre, his departure e.,
other Chimes. May be live lose and
die happy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

II
~ The political circles ID q
cinnad have been slightly ssihha
by a recent letter Of Mr.. 0idGep,
to Hon. Thcs. Corwin, taking =
laticr genslemsn 10 taxi ior ~
mark, made By hin vspsatsaly -
Ing the lass Coagrsssioaal Cssus,
to the effect ,hst, II Cuba shssI1 h
"anncxcd," 10 should not spDen
ito coming in ~ q Save Ssss-sswL
~ already existing there, u is6s
isinns, At the time II Was snsesl
The Gasei,s. Of that city, ~
strongly inbsed with snsi.slsvuy
doctrines, rather gives Mr.. Gialiap
and his letter tho cold shoulder.
Now, II Cubs should b. ssaeu1
with slavery, - il doubslsss vin \,
IL annexed at oil, we arc Of thsssm
opinion TINT the Cincinnati ssBs.
ponacns Of tho Philadelphia XsuA
American puts forth, which 10, ~
there will DO a great ouxry IN
Mr.. Giidings' party about ~ =.
tension Of slavery ; and II Il ,bssa
be annexed without IL, there viii \
much greater and more general -.
cry about the price ef sugar and ~.
lasscs. This eoasidsssden will desks.
less have much Weigh, snd sceeasiIs
the scruples u many whose NJ.
cry is, mo nsre slsvs s.sss's
regardless alike Of latitude ~
longitude.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

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bskls .sGecs
sss M
"a
|jsksjsssl
n ssss
msmles m 49,,
ss,oss ssvs Iwss 81 Snes.s w
~ (sSss. yss(o. ssIs.
sssisN ~ M Sstsiss.
A friend N svss s~es es~sM
spsn : ysss6 Isdy. sksss 49,.
dssIy VANISHED fssi kseo~SS
mswsst ~ ssvs11 49,
dsss. -
Is--s--11ISs -.
sons scusIn M ia
swl ss,sp.ss,
A [ssssl,s, 49,. 4. -
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

10 ssas psstoos 4 49,
sss'ts1ss lsvs uissA ul,,,HaA
= sssy sssa shsss, ssa sIs.as|
ss', Tea e'.rsl'sa y ~ = ed
sesev tie sr.is.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

lnoas.--The Cincinnati Gazette Of
Thursday last has the following:
Hogs arc beginning to arrive from
Kentucky. A lot Of 800 bead pes.
ed sp froa one Of the ferries tAis
morning. and % rcgsris both sise
and fatucss, We think Ne have moi,
for several years, seen ~ h b
excel them. The svsrsss eress
weight Of The lot vss cvsr 800 -.
Tie lot cold II e4.75per e~s. sress,
which 10 sboss - net We under.
sand . lot sold to-day fos funrs
delivery. 1t e5,7s nj, he svsrscs
vsishs 10 b 100 ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

Dsss. tscestly. u sss,ssaslsa Il
~ spice. Ne. Ailaasls 4. ON. ~.
-. ese nv vs.as sss. No. sppsc
eeeVy u Ne eese health, ed 09ns.
aicased ftesly viii Nh fissaa. e.,
sAot time. Asvsvse. ~ km huso = ~
be!. ssd aetvitAslss6iae NJ Apsss.s
asd pcvvsfsl spylicssics Il e,ecsvlpi-
y. his system gradually becsas
veeees. until u cesspd 10 seoet aDss.
ees1se. Csassssy - W. waal -.
len. he saAieR - Ne ~ - -,
- ssssrs e usysallosi N1sldse n
Ms iftesda Ne lssss b pssu-S
" The liss. ssspAss A. Dssssss.
Sess'ss inn DlEssis. arrived h
Memphis q Tn YSfk last.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-01

'EsSNW U'n0 WV NutGC
capital with every circumstance Of
ecmsumcly, and in . manner driven
out Of the country By the men bow
IN authority. II 10 possible, pcrhsps,
that shcss mea 10 lheir tum NAV be
~ summssily ejeesed By scns new
lre,endes, and equally possible hat
their successor may tesjes he
"sssuvasees Of HE esseen ~ r..
srcet'' - the Government ID sspis.
ton Of the vrssg nov dcse 10 ..
But II b imperative that ssuelAine
more solid than assurances shesjd b
gwen TO Ne - . guarantee that in
tho fssue We nay krov vhas ~ end
oahCr sssions have TO expect In drsl.
ing With Tie Nssisn nepvblje.
Aud 4 , imperative tAss the epsv.
aatss sAosli' he demanded NJ s.
isiasa By he United Ssstss, ~ ~
BY any ssser povsr. The ding ~ill
assssedly Be- done-if pss b. seg.
selves thea ~ Spain, Fnsss =
Eselsad-bst Il .sss y dsse n
ourselves. nd ,hss spsshly. IN.
is NJ qsessios Ass d slI6uswin.
er ssnexatisa. q the ssextses;oa of
mausGn.s l~.ss..N --.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

WcrsIoNs IN ADMIRALTY on ArPEAL.
Whelon 81 nj w. Ann Aybor.--We think the proof, IN.
cluding that taken this court leaves the question of
fact doubtful whether the tubs Of butter claimed
count Of delivery nj the port of destination
shipped upon tho canal boat al Rome averrcd y the
libel Tho proof Ia too doubtful upon which To found
decree for the hbelant We also inclined to think
that the canal beat not ship vessel upon the Nota
river, other nevvahc waters within the Admiralty
iurisdicscn subject 20 maritime liens the Admiralty
fof breaches u contracts of adreghtmeu Those boots
selves they have power respects navigation upon
rrcrce affirmed.
Josiah w. Ware W. The american Shin Brdnior We
rgrce with the court below that the sheep not pro
rry cared Tor the voyage and also that VI" pens
unsuitable Tco many Il the sheep in the condition iney
were, placed in pen and the bellsnt entitled 10
AS 10 the damages, uron the proofs. do
think any rule of Law violated by the below;
and a question resting IN so nd discretion,
inclined 10 interfere with them
ono IN and Henry kresht rs hs ship join Bsrtrdm,
6t--nccrce affirmed lion upon the vessel, the
goods board This IS indispensable in order
20 charge the ship n delivered into hands ~ the agen'
of carrier, he may be personally labe-the ship y not
Vour, so understood the law IN the " th, Yankee
Blade.
Rsiey Aspdch II al ~ WIN. Wade.--we tank tho biA
cf lang and proogs show 2os cords cf wood slapped asa
deficiency 81 6s cords not delivered: aud tender of
s22I 80 before st brought into court appears nv The
bill which. With s2n paid, covers The freight after de-
for demurrage. Judgment affirmed with costs Tac libel
The Untcd States Cwcait Court hrs ADJOURNED I'LL
NNwta
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Brcoklyn City News.

ARnss1 ov Corsxarxrnss "A number Of alleged coun-
terfcers, named Edward Kane Cornelius DOnahus, vii
liam Spear, and Charles Adams, were recently arrested
by Sergeant Ashews ana officer Beatty. q the FIRST pre-
cnct, and iho Chief o Police u Jersey City Their head
quarters. Il appears, in New Jersey whence theg
distributed bills Of denoninatons altered from
The old Peoples Bank Of Paterson, J., 70 the Stat,
BAnk o. Montpelier, w. and the Peoples Bank of Derby
line, u the same State Adams appears, IS leader r.
the gang and furnished the bills others rhe officers
fruid his possession 81 575 partly in gold and the re-
mainde IN current bills Some of tn altered bills
also found upop IN. Officer Wilson. Of she Fhird we
cinct arrested family, consisting 81 q man namai wit
lam Rourke his wife and son, who reside 10 Butler
They had been ndustrcusy engaged passing the SAM
description Of bills. Rourkc says he gc4 the bills from
frank Jacobs who also bees arrested Another man.
named John Morton, arrested by oaccr peaslcy az
the Ninth ward police, for attempting 20 pass two dollar
counterfeit bin the Market Bank ~ Boston Several
NJ Ne PARTIES arrested been taken New York and
Jersey CITY and the remainder have been committed IL
tbe cells IN this city await investigation. large mum.
ler of these couners have been successfully passed
~ tl.4 city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

BrooDcoop--On Thursday morning Sept % after a
Illness WILLIAM BLooDGoop, Jr aged 50 years
Tie relatives and friends of the faulty invited 70
attend the funeral Sunday afternoon al one O'Clock
rom his late residence, cornn II broadway and Forty
second street
Lines written by deceased months previous - bis
DEATH
w.cp not for me my Charlotte dear Tor am better or
For am sure Jon knew my su'ferugs bnrc and what
a eadful cough:
hut God has taken home with him to dwell in Para.
disc,
And when yos reach that happy place, will still be
man and wife.
CaiS--on Wednesday Sept. 70, CATHERINE MARGARET,
youneest daughter Of Michael aud Bridget Cam sgci
year, months and - days.
Tho friends ard of nc family are rospecs
fully invited to attend tho funeral this dy) afternoon,
at hall past O'Clock from The residence Dor parents,
No. 90 Eighth
ter 81 William ana Elizabeth Cacn aged II years and
months.
The funeral viii take place this riday) afternoon a,
O'Clock, from tho residence Of her parents No $50
Ninth sveagc.
ccSsy-on Thursday, sept e. JKSm Passes only
child ~ John ~ anG Alice cnrcy.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited ~ attend tie funeral this fdy) arteraooa az
two O'Clock from tho rcsacncn Of her parents, No. 50
CrKKy-ta Broaslyn, on Thursday seIt ~ ASv crR.
daughter % the late james curry ~ the Sih year Of
her tre
80, &c Of the funeral will DO glyes in to.morrows
paper.
after short illness u Inflammation o. thc bowels, 10
nlloS only Of Robert J. and Sarah Parish Di
lon. I'D . years and . months.
rotst,ss. On THURSDAY morning scot % JANIS H.
noros formerly Of Albany, IN the list year q HIS ARE
The friends q IT, family sre requested 20 attend The
funeral, ffon No. 81 West 1rteih street, saturday
afternoon, 10 two O'Clock. without further invitation.
Albany and Pa;,sborg payers please cory.
MArTI-oxAt Piernont, II tho residence " George s.
ronrhty Esa. AIExaSDng MaTus0N 10 the 19h year Of
his age e the late Alexander Matsson of this city.
TIE friends and relatives and those "a Mikon. Joseph
and John VI NJ 1on, respectfully invites ~ attend
the funeral ffora r Chapin church No. b48 broadway,
ON Saturday morning Al ten ocooS The rerniips will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

BnowN-MoMnAS Thursday, Sept %, Mt Tho First
Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, H., by tn, Rev. Mr.
Mclean WILLIAM A. Brown 10 MAGGIE, second daughter
u Archibald Mcmillan, deceased.
California and Canada papers please copy.
JoNEs-puNN.-On Wednesday, Sept -, by tho Rcv.
e Bush Mr. THOMAS j. JONE4 United States navy, 70
Miss RasT W. Duss, all OF Brooklyn.
SHAHS-ioRDos.-- Jersey City, on Wednesday, sept.
o. NJ the Unitarian church, by the Rev o. r. lrot.ng-
ham MIR CALyis SnAysR 80 Mss SvsaE J. second daagh.
rhtp co,dap, Ego, ali Of Jersey City.
Si.AiH IJnDiEOn Tuesday, sept u, II the residence
OF ). odeli lsq by the Rev. NJ a. Hodge, ~. FowAs.
sirAru e. Mss JAsg TmplE.
Ina,EINs--r lIAMlTTR.-On Tuesday Sept. 81 by the
Roy. Joe Parker, ~ ~ .IouS W. TosuslSs to JgysIx NJ
only daughter Of r.. ID. Dcapater, all Of the city.
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TIR OpsaA AT Burrows -Mme Colson sang voictta in
.fa Tavista last night for the second time, to
coen, house The performance quite equal to that
OF Saturday, which has already been described in the
columns Of the HxRp On today, at two O'clock thcrc
will be morning performance, when Nine. Gazz.lnga,
with sgnor Drgnou and Amodo, will sing in the "ro
vstor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

ACADEMY OF MuHc-"wnLlss nLn--rhs grand lyri,
drama is to be revived to night at Che Academy Of Music
The distribution includes Steani and tssier, with others
Great things arc expected from the encr who has in this
opera splendid opportunity to display the robust qualify
Of bis voice Gasser, too, celebrated in Tell The in
cidena ballet is 10 be led by Lamoreux and the chorus
strengthened by the musical societies This opera Is al
ways sure card for several representations On Sasur
day there will be matinee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

NmO's SMoor.-Mr S. c. Mascot gave his entertain
men descriptive OF foreign travel last night to crowd
cd houseso crowded. in fact that could hardly gvo
to the accomplished rocur and clever vocalist tho al
tention he deserved The audience seemed highly de-
lighted, and Mr. Mascot will find 1t TO his advantage TO
repeat the agreeable soirec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

min DutIer, Hon. George Folsom Dr. John W. Francis,
DR.. Bellows, and large number Of the trustees Tho
trustees, in connection with prominent citizens OF Bng
hamton, visited the site this afternoon, and much
pleased with the extensive and picturesque prospect
Affords
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Arrival OF the Asia mt Halifax.

FfNIIrAkI sVFe' %, Iou5'
The steamship Asia arrived here from Boston at half
past O'Clock this evening and will sail again for
Liverpool at 9P. NJ Weather clear and calm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

VOLUNBUs, u, sept %, Io0o'
woman named Schelng, at Grovcport in this comfy,
committed murder yesterday by throwing into well
thirty five feet deep her four children one boy, the
other three girls the oldest twova years. tho youngest
two years. She then jumped in herself All were taken
out dead The supposed TO have been insane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

ALBANY, Sept. %, 1858.
John r Goodrich is the democratic nominee for Con-
gross, against Mr. Spinner the republican candidate in
the s.. Lawrence and Herklmer district.
PoroHys1rsIE, Sept. %, 1853.
Robert Mcclellan, Of Columbia, was unanimously nom
mated for member Of Congress for the Twelfth Congress
sonal district today
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Carl Formcs at T,fttsburr.

PrrrsBURG, Sept 23 1858.
Carl Fo-nes the great basso, sang tonight at the City
Hall 70 large and highly appreciative audience Every
song he sung encorcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

sr. JOKES, N. f., Sept %, 1853.
The steamship Pacific arrived here from New York at
afpast nine O'Clock last night, and leaves again for
Galway tomorrow afternoon She sighted the United
States mail steamer Fulton, bound to Southampton and
Hayre the 21st, at A. b., and passed her at noon