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.tE,tT II. NicoLW Anction"~r.
hIRERT VI. kICOLAl-Ofiice No. 4

ANN H. NicoLW Aoc,onc~r.
by ALBERT H. hiC0LAiIQfiice T NO; !
ID c11 sSs az AI CrRTy sALhg d d. s
no Boni bpufi md I'D a. pya'e e -d q tn beaa ~
.tf. s.ie THURSDAY. a. ~ oc ok. A. tie 5l~rchaa's
Fr f pa-.iculass cs'aosscs ~ tho Joarn- Of
r 5Insa s,os C.urier end Moruirs Ezprc.s'
on!c, o. IVY T,sar Il'Iy AtIas ~ 81 +, Len
HOLDERS Of CGUPONSof The FIRST MORT.
i GsGE BoHDs O; he TERRE HATE 40 aLr0S
,IIUOaD M F'b J. 1859 att ol.o 4 ~ FIRST MORT
RAILROAD dne Mar 1853 rl-7to.y Teqne,"d - 70
nit tls Couprs 81 G. whe'e 'h"r VII ~ pfiT Nth 81
TIO}. ALLEN PIe.i'eat.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The ANNUAL ELEC-
= nos fo1 DIRECTORS Of 'be WARREN RAlLEo ~,
coMrhSY viii b. held a. ne oe e. ne s16F,saS TdT q
DtY the 4h eay q March rcI' II" pa vii b. 'p' ron
j. O. sfIPsiAS. Secretary warrcn Railroad c.,
ONO Of TN WnpsoK @iyISc Co. NJ, g wall.t,l
STwYopy Feb 6 1873 )
yI,HE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
L WINDSOR MINING COMPANY VI b. bed q. tai,
flee o. WEDNESDAY. tue l7th DAY 4 Much mex. q !
'coc& p for tb' Election D.'o,"T. i"I we e..lnt
yer and for traa.~con Of ans other bp|ne'' proper
- o cone al '''' NATHANIEL HA' DES Secretary.
nETROIT CITY BONDS.-The Interest ma.
u tpnf on a hG o ss Of T vEaMLYE
No ~ valet, N.w.YoTt- CHARLES PELTlER
Detroit, Feb. 10 la5s C"nu.''e''
IOWA STATE STOCK-PROPOSALS IN
u
q the General Assembly Of the Stat OF Iowa approved
the G'h Of Februsry 1888 is authorized TO dispose OF 81
The State 10 the amount Of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Said Bonds bring made payable the CITY on se"
YORK from their tat. and 10 bear inter
= exceeeirg SEVEN cost payable seni-snnu
the whole any part said amour. the nds ons
is.red in 100 eacb the Aston House New otk
the ls Of March next. No bids viii b. Iecved or I'M.
S'cck less than its par .Ana nor 81 HrsH, re OF inre'
thsn per cent MARTYR L. mOhfioi state agent
New York. Feb. 9. 1852.
NOTICE to CALIFORNIA BONDHOLDERS.
FREEMAN & co.
Respectfully notify the HOLDERS III" OLD BONDS Of The
STATE ~ CALIFORNIA that il conformity WI tn Act OF
April &C. 1857 the time for exchanging or Bonds will expire
January 1852 and prepared u receive the
Old Bonds Transmit them by EKpr"ss 70 SACRAMENTO
and return New Bonds for the with disnatch
COUPONS Of the SAN FRANCISCO CITY BONDS, due let
January, 1853 purchased or sen, fr collection .,,
FREEMAN Co, No. % Brosd~sy.
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL U. S. NJ.
~ Co No 56 W.l.s. Ngw-YoRK, Feb. 10, 1883
NCTICE-A meeting Of the Stockholders Of this Company
viii b. held at the Once of the Company THURSDAY 18th
The annual election for FIVE DIRECTORS Of hi. Company
will b. held Office Of the Company THURSDAY Sh
''" By crder w L. YOULE Secretary
DUNCAN, SHERMAN g. Co.,
IL BANKERS,
Corner Of PINE and NASSAU-STs, New York
CIRCULAR NOTES AMI LETTERS Of CREDIT,
travellers available in all the principal cities Of ~ wond
MERCANTILE CREDITS,
s,r us@ ~ EUROPE, CHINA, &c.
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Neru71urk Dailp Iribnns
COLONIzING CENTRAL AMERICA.
COUNTRY FOR OUR NEGROES.

SPEECH OF Mr.. BLAIR, or MISSOURI,
Delivered IN ne /. =. House Of RePrc"a'a'ire'
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I AM ROt7t-ht "-fote ~
L Ors,k %. "a -. 2 .5l irIf - 20
seoiiDyScY EAPTTORc a. T>FEILI = '1HI 100 =,
n -, ~ .. -. - IT, q =. FIfI.s VI
IN = ~ -, n. ID w Hs-.t al ;is@'-' 80
- - ~ ~ v+.-h i--s-- -. ~, -
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FLUSHING RAULROAD-I%ss-s Fulton Ma,
j a., What ~ .'-,H-t i.Isst 10 = 49, " -
- co., :, r.. -. l.se Pn-hTG J. -" m ,"nf
,or I. ..~r- an r1ri. ers p--. n'-r' ~'.n 'os " NV
'Ef'tSI u''|' To wv wv SSi II Rfcssv-t.
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GLASGOW AND NEw-YoRK STEAMSHIP



y SHIP LISE s., PASAM. RAILROAD re hif-oS
.ssn .hip NORTHERN LIGHT 20 IN, l. Tn "a, "a
ssi,r III eel fr n Per NJ Sortt Ry-; o. Wkp\h'p'l
bsIcA 20 f., AsPlSNNALL Conuset4-G Srt ~ 49,
,e.nlit, ORiZABA $50 ,uts r. Il B'eth-o mattel -fgI
ssf Frurico nsrhi For freisht and r-s.sH- spp'
TORRANCE. AE-n- ~ Bo~'iSi G-en - W,
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EpWARD <; Collins. NJ, S w.4--. s--'Y"''
r q WAINWRIGHT Co. Paris .
fhs Of chip gi ut b. accountable TO- Sc
~, bulop sps e1.lry p-rous stones metals rnl~s nl.
n adm, ds1@t .h-er ,pS 'hS -s7' 'Nsr-' 'rrr''
bherefn
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.UUnON KIVEh kAIIROAD.-Frum IN

/ ~u,b-f & 1857 Trsius viii lesv. Chsmh-oG STATE. -
olo~.: Ex;res. Trains. s:sna and AS Albany y.
ae $50 N AND ':S0 u 6oi P--tskil. $40 IT. IRE
oouehkeepse peetsi and Sins Sing T.ins 6op %. Wy
stations Passengers step - Chstnb- Christopher aid 5,t-tt
rrsirs for N-vyors lrsv. Troy siSA and lZS Ar ~
W r.s. it,,,s- ard s:2s = 10. and and S:i"
SMITH Sur-rn-@nd>r-
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NOTICE to CALIFORNIA BONDHOLDERs

DUNCAN, SHERMAN g. Co.,
IL BANKERS,
Corner Of PINE and kASSAU-STS., New York
CIRCULAR NOTES AMI LETTERS Of CREDIT,
travellers available in all the principal cities Of hs word
Also.
MERCANTILE CREDITS,
u, ns4 ~ EUROPE, CHINA &C.
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A. NJ. MERwD, Auotlon-cr.
DY BANGS, BROTHER a. CO.-Trsde-Sals
IL R.s,rs No PAk-r
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A RouAxrIo YorNa Lazy BECOMES 4 sQuAw.-

The Mankato Independent, of the 18th, says;
one Of the Sioux chiefs, recently returned from
Washington brought back Nith him an addition TO
his household, in the shape Of white wife--a coed
looking. fashionable dressed young woman, about 20
Years Of age From one Of our citizens, who went
up to the agency on the same beat we learn that she
manifested considerable disappointment at the aspect
Of affairs on her arrival The romance of the thing
OF the inmates aud surroundings of her new home.
She declined all offers of assistance from the officers
OF the boat who were anxious to return her to civil
ized society, protesting her ability and intention TO
attend 10 her own business aud advising them to do
likewise They left her in eight by ten hoye1, in
company with couple Of Daeotah matrons, who
also we believe, hadIcuims upon the afsesen cf tea
chief in question,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

AN Assure RUMoR.-The New York Courier and
Enquirer and the Evening Post greatly exercised
about report that Mr.. John A, Washington designs
to remove the remains Of his illustous ancestor from
Mount Vernon previous to the trenser of the proper
ty to the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association
The Enquirer abuses Mr.. Washington soundly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

THE Pen Us. THE SwoRD.-M, De Pene the French
editor who fought two officers Of the army some time
ago, has nearly recovered from the severe wounds in
tlicted upon him by one of his antagonists. They will
probably belte pleased to learn that bis contributions
to tile Figaro about to be published in a separate
volume which will thus perpetuate the insults upon
the French army.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Uncaiied for and Remaining In the Post
OHice Mt New Orleans mp 10
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1858.
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Texas Intelligence.

The Houston Telegraph says that business CON-
nues limited. The arrivals Of Gotten last week were
only 1866 bales. Receipts of the season g., $40.
The Telegraph states that the City Council of Hous
ton have passed an ordinance coneedug to the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson Railway Company
the privilege of entering the city, and the right Of
way in bIcKnny street, any other street west Of
that aud as far as Main street and no further pro.
yded they do not materially interfere with the pas
sage of drays and other vehicles and provided they
establish their depot south Of Main street retaining
to the City Council the right of regulating the speed
of trains within the city limits aud providing that the
ordinance shall not be repealed, altered changed
except hy 4 vote of a majority OF the inhabitants Of
Houston.
The Brenham Enquirer learns that Sam Arnett, 4
wagner, formerly of Washington county, was killed
at his camp, near Hog Eye, Burleson county, during
the previous week. Arnett had in his possession
about $3.50 in cash, which was known only to the
person from whom he had received it, and wagner
in company, who had eamped with him. Arnett was
found with his head having the appearance of being
broken with a blow from an axe, and the WAGNER
(his companion) missing, leaving wagon and team,
thereby giving strong ground of suspicion that he was
the perpetrator Of the foul deed,
The San Antonio Ledger of the 24th ult. says:
The weather for some time past has been exceed
ingly snltry, and we much fear that unless We
have supply Of rain, the crops will suffer materially
In portions OF Atascoso county where the grasshop-
pers had committed devastations, rain is much
wanted, and it is thought without it, very great loss
will ensue On the Salado, also, the farmers COM
plain much of the want of rain and entertain fears
that the consequences may be serious.
The Indianola Courier of the 3lst has the follow
ing;
For some days great numbers of dead fish have
been floating upon the surface Of the bay and gulf
some sort of an epidemic is prevailing among them.
We are informed by boatmen that great quantities Of
every description Of fish have been thrown ashore
the gulf beach, Considerable numbers have also
been found all along the bays and bayous. No de.
scripton of fish seems to be exempt specimens Of
all kinds and sizes being seen among the dead-in-
Guiding trout, reddish, catfish, founder grandieo
mullet, sheephead, pompano spade,tsh croakeEs and
/ even porpoises and alligator.gars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06
a MIsCuEyoUs GIRL DucKED.-The Wheeling Il
- L.. E,Il..-tr- t1.:.lnnt

a MIsCuIEYoUs GIRL DUcKED.-The Wheeling In
telligencer relates the following incident
A few days since, as a young man, IN company
with young woman named Elizabeth Irswei we're
crossing the Ohio about three miles above thaI Guy
on black.berrying expeditions the young woman IN
a mischeyous mood and in opposition to her male
companions remonstrances, commenced rocking INC
skif and finally capsized it. Both were thrown out
into the water. The young woman.s eiotnlns Duoyeu
The wa Water was not beyond the yoang mans depth
and with swimming and wadug he managed to
reach his companion and drag her to shoal place,
where they remained until assistance arrived from
shore The Young woman sufficiently frightened
to render her careful in the future and the young
man syore in our presence that be had crossed run.
ming stream with a women for the last time.
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UpGrltn NNushiugtou ship Af5c2aH
oang David Younr Gar yost reterH
Initials.

PAT Pub American Exponent. ,Pub Grooe,,,
M.riae uosp1z. .fiyol Honse.. No Nilare slreel
S. +. MARKS, p. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS, August 6, ISIS.
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THE MYSTERIOUS AFrAIR.-The boy Armstead
Kelly, who was missing from the Washington Hotel,
was found yesterday morning in the river with lis
throat cut very badly. We Learn the Goroner's jury
decided that his death was caused from the cutting
Of his throat and not from his drOwning-though
and then threw himself into the riyer-or whether it
was cut by some one else and he afterwards carried
to The river. He was in bad health, and from what
we could learn, we are inclined to think it an act Of
suicide The city officers should investigate the mat
ter [Yicksburg Wing 5th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

Correction does much, but encouragement does
more; encouragement after censure is as the sun
after a shower,
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sr,ass s-.gz.,.s.~gzz+1 EsBsgGta E&IRABN HAIL
SS39s X o .I-- SUMMER ARISANGEME ENT.
Departure of Cars
From Cify From T,eka

On Sundays the steam train will leave the city every hour
after 9oglock, and the mornings viii make the
O'clock trip.
Horse Gar will leave the city every morning except sun
trains.
special trips when eqnired by notifying
1uctOrs
Station House has erected al Genly Ridge where
the train viii stop when required, exeep m1ilrps
ud after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way Is cents and
she Conductor have timely notice stop.
Due notice VIII be given Of the half hour trips
On and after the 4huy, half hour trains leave every Sun
tlay from o O'Clock TO 3 P. NJ.
Halt trains viii leave every day, from o'clock
? NJ AZ "
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gEA.-GOTNG VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.
TO gail on SUNDAY Fth Inst. at O'Clock, A. NJ.
ugited Stltcs Mil Line.


TEXAS AND MEXICO.
TO sail on SUNDAY yfh INST. al g o'c13cK A. NJ
soUIpiiEftN UIpilsf S}f. w sTHS11suxt, ItGs co,,-
ils,io IA i and Ai@aSora Bay-IIe
NJ Y iotP.sI ana copper s.e1ed steam, mp
@ ai, ~ ] "lll 5ll as 4hoye
to or p,vye = c,u, .,,.a,
r9- steamship Of li, ltne will leave every Thursday and
e"49''s 10Y lis "e''e b"tS' @45
70 satI on THURSDA AY, Augu,t l2 At 8 Q, CLOCK \ 81
E sTFiSSifiii p fey1 ( = NJ L n H. t1gL I. ,t iiEsH
Viz iycst6i nG3 IN I5 i .15 nao ro} 2'[l,So
'hiR Gsmi it"sit, tgGert s'ab, coans viii s4ll
sy ~ "P!y or Or passage, having eonnt accom-
an3 q. B. PAYNE, 3 Camp street.
%ofy % o" 'e e% I"ri o fetncci rates will be furnished TO
e1RITr o-,5e
e-iI----- 1,I,re,-,,.
sans on E!iisBAI KY A4.lal H. v o,cIock A. NJ. w
z b LgIs5zt ton-u S. Nd l.i0r-rbe soathcu SeaTsip
g. 9P9ror cop cred "od Gopher fastened
PAS goi6g ID j T'. 'iyg @ v '.y PI.5 q 1's @
., FnS n4i fet,,, ~ r....n. ,..,,
Py!2 ,,,. ...,,.,,,, e b rAEAE. q ca pareot,
2jd asnst " sN9 '"e WA Ieh'e d" 9o1'f On e
-- LIF ERP 0 o..
IrI--, ~ ,,.,,,, - - : -
s5f ing 8mericln s6i5 Lorenzo. Captain - - i
Esss now lJndHg Tor the port. For freight oil to.
baeco, uppIy 70 -
J P. WHITNEY t CO.. 70 CaroDdeet etrcet.
For passRge apply captain board os A. First Drs
trtet aus
nf ES P5sF51 iS sb nt2Smers 9dp ES @s sI
5r G @ Io1'g e ana H @ ga'e Dispatch Fof heavy
= : : : i-izs I. - Z-t.st y y W
&SAg &SAg,wa,d is now lSaailt !5i eil Rve i,n,ei,nte d.
p4eI For frsghtor 40 Jass cottar. al,py "a
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gsB. LAKE SHORE PACK EFT For
e slS{ Bay 81 I,ouis Pass Christian Nississpui City

Dasssalss ls7saasa Biloyi md Ocean Springs
Tue aud splendid l0w-preSsHre steamer Virginia,
Capt Myers built expressly for the coast trade, with uar
nssSed Recommendations will hereafter leave follows:
n Orleans
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8. I, K. BENNETT FRANCIS LuRGSs.
~ "a IRON MoRKS-Then UNDERSIGNED beg leave to inform
featuring all kinds Architectural sA Bniing Iron
Work 81 Circus street. such YRfRnd8s Rail
ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and circular
Stpirs. Iron Bridges Roofs etc.
They keep constantly hard Cast and Wrought 1or co
ans yenlators and Sash Weights and ill ali orders Of
every descrponof GRsnBs Columns Store and House Fronts
M rn5I III ii BENNETT 3 co.
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EKuLl- aBoIr-FRUtp- -EltUlr-FIsUlT!

ANTHONY ASTREDO
Bes to inform the pnbC that he has closed his Restaurant
Oyster Saloon for the aud will enpo
hand the largest and choicest collection Of FRu I he toud
in the cy. Arrangements and contracts have been with
thu largest and finest orchard owners ia the South.
received collection Of Peaches, Fears Apples Melons,
ANTHONY ASTRFD0,
iel6 If No l6 ROYAL street.
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GENOA

ftTp- FOR CrENOA-THE FAST SAILING Amer
Ff5i e4q bfrk saH0ny, Capt PETER + row oadingand
tSsss wi have mmgdiae dispatch For freight Of l5O
bales cotton apply TO
iysl BAXTER, Lowell * 60.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

Sax FOR MAR SEILLES THE Al FAST
R$3 sailing American sin CaTnutc, Capt, DeyeFeux,
sEsszas now loading and will have quick diE ich. For
freight, Apply 70
j. P WHITNEY & co, IS Garondelct street.
For passage, having fine accommodations, apply the cap
tain on board Post 80, First District. je25
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Hill AD ELP HIA.=

s1s7E FOR B0STON-REGULAR LINE-THEAl
be 2st f. sailing packet schooner w IL. scranton,
will have quick Dispatch For hnuce freight apply
jyS0 GEO; ". HYNSON Il CO., So Camp street.
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6GS FOR BiEisHlE1N-THE Al BREMEN SHIP
R6S b ASrU men, Gagt BeiHse1. is lOtiug for
z3aOoye port aud vii! Auyc immediate dispatch. For
freight Of cotton, apply TO
j. P WHITNEY t co. s. .rondeet 1t, or to
WARNEkEN q kIRCuOFF.
For passage, apply TO the captain on board. isIl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

C1Sc1NSArI, Aug 5.-Flour firm at s. 10 to - 5
for fair and extra brands Oats 53e. Cornactiye at
G0. Wheat firm, Whisky steady. Provisions buoy
ant Mess Pork, Western, held at sl7 SUGARS held
ut tc advance, Moasses advancing.
New YoEE, Aug. 5,-Cotton dull, with sales for
the day Of 900 bales. Ohio Flonr, 81 10 to 81 80 ;
Southern, s O5 to34 %. Whisky, 27c Sugar firm.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-The Ohio at this point is
again rising with four feet two inches in the canal.
At st. Louis the Mississippi is falling slowly. The
Upper Mississippi is stationary,
Al DnLnane there are eiglt feet Of Mater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

EET% FOR MAR&EILLES THE Al FAST
ssSss sailing American bark nOneICa, Capt Hamilton,
is now loading for the above port For freight apply
J,P WHITNEY L co. 85 Caroodelet street
For passage having fine accommodations apply the
tain on board au3
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rrEN LAEEZ..
N@h

HPasengers wishing visit Point Clenr will find this the
desirable economical and directrOute offered them
EDWARD TOBY, Agent
nj Latlna aLrnAA
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sgE- FOR GENOA-TnE Al AMERICAN SHIP
g$5 AfcoIe, Capt Crafts, having nost Of her cargo
pa'ch, For remainder Of frelgh', aapL3 70
BAXTER. LDVFTJ. L CO.,
ieI6 EO. 4. FGSDICk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

30 EJBSTRGfE'S STA Y q 35GEf0'E, t57 GUMAUk
street New 0rleans-Re keaps constantly on hand AND
III for sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cocks Washers rGs
erS and de4eral House Servants Also, bay and sels
IAFS commission. Having converted the family p5r Of
the large story building the CT SAYeg, has ade ii
ha best depot in the city sud veil Furnished Cr tho comfort
di II r FOSTER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-06

iaadi1ss. So 90
thldcu 90
geck..,,t,. 90
my22H 81 Camp sreet
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
aeLIAXs VOLCANIC gfs
G4.AMEHl.

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e. M fss v,ss..
rtrmEsF 6titsk smish. li,inr near
g-.s..vs4rs Uf T.efH slrs & htI farrt.
M. ,r,,s .,,s IN ii. gssf. H. trsl
,,,i,.st islft.a s8fess. A.. tateaaii
A-tr,-rst a. r=taIefsserbs r.
.his ~ r.sk - kstaIe ae.in. hss,ass
\. n,g'l ~ So an f.ns.
- sssst t,st ID N.lssa's Va..
mv ieplLiwfnsa ~. Il : "a perfectly
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-17
TuEsrtrEOr uiss,siSrpt.
fau0ta q auuty. ,

~ $ As4 isbnangh. iiiiam itr
hrr 81, 4 g4sfit i~dlifaHah. Richard
" iraHh, Mlfita rlrhnrgh, ~.
nIh iH'wBgh, Lh4 iafbpulh,
Nftg Nnbfoaih end LrmN Va.
tsle p, tna % nhifu HfilH IL,
ffl
&"ur aul each oi ,au arc hate'y c.',i
O. heaal ipr re bsiar, ;hc rl1la'c
tatFt II said Cutnly, % ths CouuliDute
thereof. in tho town II i'anoii. on lhc e
h'at,y In april. lass, dhcn anil Theirs g.
on Il the petition III iilefh n llrtu-.
WISH s,ra,or ~ ihe E.iitr " William
~ dH.I assl. for asiie Of ui'o t the
rrslu8I estate ~ said deceased for % %.
fr; consist me-. principally, OF iND
q wiHan namrl liaehelani h1y
mined Al ft, rHe librtc, pnr Husy.
Household srj Kitchen Furniture, 81,
hati ~ Cattle. Sc. and show cause. ~
nHv SOFA tsn. asl.usi siid siir.
luaei Mifth g, itiS.
W.P. WuOTTfN. Ciert.
Nireh 3. SIS. Giw
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- Captain lam,. " Wa'e. Il
. a willie, Ky, has m'.cl o. Com
.r4y II \olu.,gcs lo go 10 ah.
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.uruuwl E.mll There
'lH lrptb ol u.II rl 'hHi
ram va uf1Il'h, iNn
nl mi Boot ath.
l ir hHnua cn oven a.
.h tAe bono of ono liy tr,i.
III lIom 'hu pursuits v I'D Absorb
J ~ ineo.tue hn.ocan odd aFr
|hl lhu Tomb fUIr iHnuii interval
reflection whom With Feelings not
| decd lW oltcUol Wih passion.
ctlnuf.cl Doc mp Wcl. We may
81. cilmy oH lhC past vii. mo ro.
20 and Oh the future vIihou, ar-
I@tcHrusIou. But m lbc iumult Of
c world, lhisv,ion forever tc1tdcs
We approach it, the passions
! hich have a-itatCd orr lie disturb
w hates, homs. aul $50 20 down %
! tomb, liac he sun IN the ocean,
10 ecn,'c anil eiiua, With.
aaug ~ the light 1T lf bitt %
SQUIRE, vii giF, , lu u'lcn
fiery glow lon, ahe has
t, povrr apl ii ,n,rIr.
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We are authorised to announce JOHN
|SuANkLE ne q candidate for Assessor
|ef Pamela Ccunsy.
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n,AkEN ~ ~ Nssihsm West, Twin.
stssat thFee miles ucrth vest "
rlaaia, a nay HORSE COLI. two
wears al. black main ani tail. both hini
iesi white shove the rss;ern joint. ant
the 20 fore foot White around ths edge
Of the tsaf. white strssk down the face.
Appraised 20 $40.
P.B. JONES Rasgr ?. e.
Pamela. February -. ISIS. j-3w
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The friends Of PERRY >. BvCTiAN-
SOS announce him as . candidate for
Assessor u Pamela County.
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vNIE Probate caart u Pamela Coansv,
Ns.isssrri. = = srseisl Terra held
IN July. ls3i. having granted Letters tss
tan snfsfy N ths ltst nnn.eurs,i-e VII
ahi tsztsmsas Fl John ". Wtnisms. late
sf .aii Csauts. deceased. 10 the under.
sirrel. Al psrsaa. are hereby notified h
rsahsss Their sIaias srsin., .sil estate.
Al hass shsss registered ~sr~u.iisr n
laser shss oil h~ barred hs the .sssa,s.
NANSFtELp J. WILLIAMS.
Many WILLIAMS, E~rsr~se-.
sasry n. ISIS. 5-ss
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4 ErfFgs = ,fr~i.l.srssinn srsr N.
u Fstass = wii'iara Hsrrisr. s~s~sssS,
vsr frsssei n tho s.j-rsrp~i ~ ~
Ir hats taast u rsssls Cssrsy. stiss;..
sYf. = h usrsh Tern. is;s. skesvss.
srs.,tsrs n AID afs sod s~h<svAv ~.
tied 10 r~rsis.s s.d ks-s sk-se so5es
registered n TIE f%vstsss C1~A's 49, u
aid .csun.s. ~ithin the s.ss~ tiesfs~3 "
~. - - II rasi<~ I'll ~ ri<s1 =
- - H~~z==s ssz-=~f
Ip~trfI = VI Trfss. sf~'e
issa Il. - re
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Prints, printstl

IUST RrCEivEu, a lot u utr. frs
~ SpRtNG STYLE n Prints, Lawns,
anI alnsllns, 4 ehrIes patterns. ~
TtluS. =. CtASEE.
March :. isis. G-u
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Good Brandy

Just received. one cask OF superior
French Brandy. which ! am prepared 70
sell in auirs bottles All persons need.
ing Brsa.iv for medicinal purposes val
snI II the hes, article n The country.
alsn.-
Alus n sne Cigars. Call soon at the
sHrirk Corner"
spp-sf THOMAS =. CLARKE
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We srs authorised 10 PHIL
LIP n. BArGU sss candidate for Asses
sor 81 Pamela County.