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f1Niia etlsdl .hmsni !. slll epen ~
Ilusfdeft and he ffatellns esmma
niiF. snd elli W ~ snme time " essns
'ths npisfsgaed lhaaAfal ~ pss, %fs,os.,
respectfully asks q ~eunilnusnue N ths
snaf w. pledges hlmsalf W ~ he ssfv
lfsi hH can ~ be friends. the Ase1 times
us,i fed ~ W lines aud pflees. uts
mo a owl w. u JONES,
0e Nv Proprietor
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AVE iuss received . large 10, 81
|e:ssr G00Ns, suitable Tor the sea-
+csll socn, u you vnns choicc. Al
. fresh supply u Coffee, Sugar, Mo.
=, and other groceries ; al 81 which |
very lo~ for cash, ov to pune.
Dealers. TuOs. X. CLARKE,
~ ne Bduk Corner.
Dec. %, lsjs. 4s-sf
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EStvNy.

~ rs \. Y. Sov.ls, \ M
j n Pamela, 4 nay MANI, alb
y "a hand. high, and about u yea
o star In the face anil a white "A
w. right side u the threat. Appral
! 425. p. n. JONES,
kasscr y. O..
NJ. 10Th, 1857. lp-3w
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SELL q bargain IN txo ene,
|yoans, vsll.broks Molcs, also. one
10 horses. A. | hare sold my farm
have NO use tor them, I Gill scli them
Z months time. JOHN 0lLLloN.
|%asolA, Dee. =, 1857. 3s-sf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-20

wuFnrAs. nj the Nosemhef Tstm.
" 1871, N she Probate uaar N W.
Mia rrunsy Mississippi, letters tessamsm
lafy ~ere granted 10 ne undersigned. 90
Ne esiale ~ tieofea r. Neel. decreased.
aii rerspns are horhy neIlasj 10 probate
lhelf claims aaansst said Deceased, and
haso then registered N The Probate Clofk's
pnHre. according 70 Law, N ihey will be
haired Nv statute,
SIMON +. MARSH, Executor
lice. ~. 1851. As6w
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-01-20

TIE most sap-shly~ iIIssspssse llsCnssss
ever pusIishs1 N Anssies, y - tesse.
her number II ~ CO6ooOeUeS4An
ART JOURNAL, eosssisise svu essy
splesaid ~Esfvsvises, - etvtne ~ -.
~siesIsss u ske hessoss q - CsDsjok
tan A. A~~seisstes, ~ esl1nso js1pg
.infs. ecries my e..as. s~ps.s.aesfsss
viii " seas n eli pegusD - - -
s.hserise - rss-irs u 1vs psssaesa.np
(IS e-nssl.
Gee sAvevsisemeua hsolue snvgo10
Prssp<<sss' n tbs ~. A6eND
{. L. DERuf, Aesssy {.
s4s nrsa1vsy, No Ysg1.
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80
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e...sssy Ma rH
AM. a<sl<t< rassaA1
~x,,s,ts Il pshs|<1.hH
-.snsr srals n NJ
4wttIS a lI
80 tetsmm s1sfv ttslu
l.lis iT%Ha.lsyf s&tsalI
l...ss s,emfhls d, NJ,
r.suls "a
.s.ssl.ey W ne Aass>als
~ rsa.l ssstIy tss ~ sasl
<.sR.. al fassss on d ksms
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[.ehls ain lhs Wemtl ord
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hut SILL several likely nerros,
falr prica, anil sllI take tultoen
|phis o. NJ the Depot.
4 JuIIN olliLoN
January 4, 1850. 81 ~
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HH.N HN"NH "tN IH""H" F'NH w
Isfss lais. ifssi ffsm lss lsaesfltfs sal
naNHfsHlaFeFs, wa hsfs "a tlfaalsfs II
aasg sfslNmens AT laFH Filses HHf
alspA lhls llms j. ltffef lhsh HfHsl, sHt
w. ne tfHalftila 81 81 stii latsf prices
lhaa % hage dans u elaslils a ! fns
tssuftmast NJ
tssles' tsv and fashionable
tDsasssttsssstts
rassmaea fshas, Infllsh ani ffanfh
Maflals, printed aai plain %iafamHllaa,
umhFs thlhHta, Hsesl unhes. Istsai iars
spaiiei ahi PLATA Alfsess#i : lalhss,
ffssss
nlsrt ~ ieileii Mite AniilHH, cloth,
Plush. lalt aHi NHiIhli
Hoop iAlHs. nfaai llaiti ani Wialehane
~ immanaf lHi ~ fHasi kai "
TRIMMINGS
IN rhnnilla, Velvet. ai aiN ilHfnnt
french hihhdh0, o%nlafs, siooiea fHl W.
hfuiisft tnft,
4 d. assortment n Nfv aiglH
stuttntt
Sleeve l%lulluns Masonic Rings
lins, Mafks,
Studs
AT II ~
Al Warranted AZ Represented
Dpw. woods
shawls, Wlankeis, Iinnnels, lindsegs,
silk and Wnrslel Hose, %tilntra. ehilifana
Knitted Ware, together with y let "
Fancy uual.,
Our domestic stock !. complete and
large. W. aief calico ifum ~ " -
cents per Yard, thu hest blcnehel and IN.
hlrachcd Nualin, ketssys, canton Ilan
mol, Drilling, Ticking, etc, NJ last feats'
I, m N o.i
I'm hand. lust received, nm Immense
stock ~ Ready Made Clothing manufac.
turei expressly for our trade and which
will suit everybody In taste and price
Also Gents Furnishing Goods Of every
style and grade.
Shoes aud lloo,. for Ladies ard Gentle.
mon, pvossns, lIats and caps, carpet bags,
etc., q large stock Just received which has
TO be sold. Also a hns lot u black cloth,
Ladies cloth for eloshs, eassimcr, csssi.
ncs, Twscds, Jeans.
Give " . call ani va will shov The
hes. assortment d the cheapest goods
0RggxRAuM A kARxEsr.
Paacls, Sept. 1857. spv.f
pAv,p sursl tsAsss :. ursr
BxtAs / Hurt,
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WHEREAS Letters IL Administration
w on the Estate " Samuel Gattis, de-
sascd, were granted 10 the undersigned
/, tho las December Term Of the Probate
lours Of Tallshatshie County, State VI
'ississipri, Nov, all perscns having
,sims against the estate Of said dece1ra6,
70 hereby required 10 exhibit the same
4 have them registered n tho manner
within he time prescribed By law, or
will bs forever bsrrcd.
MARTHA J. GATrlS, Adm'x.,
). 9. kEkDRlCK, Adn's.
Zee. =, 1857. Ae-sw
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Action, jsje~ssA With ~s~s3ese1oo1 ~
nossy IN NJ hsnds u IN 0sm1Ao~.
dsmssd 10 pay ~ aebs ~ eos.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
Tabits III The iPplpit.

A cofresponaentof the Christian Re.
Hector Is holding up d few pictures. true
70 life, for1be notice of such Of his cIeri-
cal friends IS many have need Of them,
hoping the Tefleclidn win do no harm
He says sIas
~ ndticein some cases .sliaadkerchisf'
habit in the pulpit. which has led me 70
inquire if the use of that very necessary
erticle is a part Of theological training -
/ netice some ministers take it out of
their pockets, as they do their sermon.
and lay it on the pulpit. Some: spread
it out lengthwise through the middle Of
the Bible some roll il up, and tuck i
under The Bible. some shake ii every few
Minutes over their heads ! some clincli it
isi4heif hands as if thev were going 10,
throw ii at the audience and some keep
crowding it into their pockets. and pulls
ing Jig out agein, with nervous moves
ment, as it they did not know what other
use Is make Of their kinds weItlonce
toiieaf d popular young preacher, and "a
muchsas half Of bis sermon was madesup
Of pocket.handkerchief. and most Of The
other hall was gold watch AMI scraps Of
poetry
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

ssfa
CRiNoL,SE. notwithstanding tho
recently expressed opinion, or rather.
wish, Of the Empress, the la-
dies dresses are balleoning out to
such an enormous size that they
threaten to affect the health, id not
the lives, Of The wearers. AT an
Eeyening party last week, at Madame
Perpignon's, not less than five faint
moisel!e VOL known in Tito
Tuilleries.) has since proved aiiaftyF
| to the steel and whalebone infiction.
She Is at present confined 10 her bed,
lher malady puzzling her physicians,
but all in the secret. aErnlingl that
1.-The weight she carried on the night of.
the ball was too mucn fer her tender
frame; hence her bodily prostras;oa.
4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
"NObody but q Printer,

Such was die snaerih9 remark Of per-
son, residing not a thousand miles from
the door 81 our sanctnm,s in referring, to
The profession we follow with prile---
y Nobody bat a printer" ia soothil Il
makes our blood run rampant through
our veins 10 hear such expressions fall
from tie lips Of those nnrsed on repubii-
can soil, Nobody but a printer any
Eho#i What was Benjamin Franklin J
Nobody but i printer q Nhatsewas
William Canton, one of the fathers Of lib
terEy tsNobodysbusa printer: = What
.was Bari Stanhope Nobody but a prin-.
! tor. What we're Governor Bjgler Of
| Pepnsylyaniia. and Governor Bigier Of
lCslifofnia I Nobody but printers ~
George p. Morris N. p Willis Joseph
Gales Chzss RichafasonY James Harper.
Horace G,eely,E Baysrd Taylor, Robert
Sears, Cbas. Dickens, N. Thiers, Doug
las Jerrold, George D. Pfentice. AMI
ESendtor DIX, Cameron. and Nilsss7-s-
Nobody but pTinters2s Aud last.
Though mob least what was Buchanan.
who occupies the most enviabIe position
on earth? s.Nobody but printer. -
| One thing IS evident every person that
chooses can't bs . printers. Brains are
Ei1ecessarv. - ans Fl kfstt sfa;5f
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4 = .4i
Mr.: BrcitASAS os PoLYqA sT.--Maior
Jack Downing thus relates converse
ton he had with Mr. Buchanan, on Ugah:
Old Buck is q good deal ailed With Big
ham Young, who. with hissole hundred
wives. has created afebellidn- when Tie
fold Buck has'tpne that lie can call his
own. II one created a rebellion in the.
garden Of Eden when she had man and
fought to bin satisfied. il isps wonderful
that one hundred should Do the Iike ID
[ Utah. having only one man among 'ern
all Says |, Bucky,. did you ever see
union and harmony whore there's q huns
bred wimen and but one man Its agin
ALI narur to expect ite-and Tie only way
to bring matters tos gold starting pint,
is, 10, see each woman has her man.
Yes. but said old Buck, thea every man
would be obIeeg'd to hev his woman, ---
/ Yes, sartin ssz i. Well, then. seq he.
they'd blame me for The hullof this troub-
le, and say I'd set EN- bad exampie.--
That's so, ser /, and since you drey 30
many women to take up with one nlan be-
kase sou refused to take your share, it,
your duty to make EN- live peaceably as
they are, OF else brake up the hull thing
by reforming and setting every old bach
|elor 4 good example by ltakin one Of
theses eluied Simnin for yoar sheer. q;
Q9ce.538 4 si5fsIl e Is ma 10 p ,5s4
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THE GOLD corn
OR THE LITTLE ST iisELsF p I6:lf: Is
STORY or g q AIsfY NEW YER tls;s
Ista = - M Vi NJ 8 III ..l .ft.

"a L = e. u sH5 F : 4zr ! + y :
N4was the morning of a rd{w year that
had just set III, bright. 54golafti md bean,
Etiful. The sur. glaslened liknl1e4selsd RAJ
neut in the cloudless SUE, Thesehimln9
| Of the siFsery Sounds Of tile bells sst struck
I oyfully npon'the hatenfr m efve''y street
The air was cpids thoush.n mot plerffsiail g ge
bFacihs. though not hlttft vi tasSsiSi
Fenonsh, in tfuth "a dii5slse l'Fe ;'ifa elias
tlclty into eFers, oile tf'iet ln e
mere was 4 fi'tieI l.--R eEas1a fstl l9l,
erty Sof tftatsilew Years naeEtlih f-7-Mt,R
ing the streets wlghf ti.e gaytefRAvd thai
swept nus. her Ter ieet i!an grown a' g .,
numb, eaeased, only 40 tit'nash9fss ana
those badly Noril ti1atf 81, sselEeo 2, nul
With difficulty move eng before at y
Her cheeks shook at every step she took
and her lips looked truly purple. tsaas'
poor Elsie Gray .tA s9he was atiileie peg
ggal;
just Ike the old year year, was the new
year 70 her. last3.l'ket .the Ilast year
wants and last years sntierrn ~, were tlae
wants and snftef1nSs of TINS ihe z, ctiaias'
OF the year bfoughe no e'ange y 49, ilefceh
EdIttofi WITH ltt' sie was poor'Ilef nio3n :
was a'widowss and afl lsalid' ana iefchliti
Ia poor beggar.
In the OLD and g heef iess foqm 81 gleaihea z
no bright fifes q atlnlNefsary .ts n eyer
green's, no Wreaths,sllo I. lloWeiss saNetalYW
old Witheret ones deekea l's lme. staaned
walls. a here was no so1nd 81 laefFss
yo.res within tlle ! Il Y yaito she
] ssk l''t !. Y etfty--- f.Ift
HAPPY new yearlp YOU, Y e, e, SfistYii
Isl heaven seemed Y Iiase Naifsu ilef ~ anu
her abode out from t1e halp p. thas
was all the Woria son INA, lsf-l 4; eas Y
the year. had preFiaea II, e ~ |,
.anees, no rorlgratn Il ias SIS e
HEY outeasfs - 40 thsy ou1ras1si is :
claims on tne VIDE. W9fld cfai,tls
Had a they soianeaflly sla, s, slle1fl'fl oal
nom tfe ann'lghso 81 'he llspis el5''l
around AZ them No sIidt4e I'ake 4, ~, ny
world ihallt mnssEpe g. lalas9e6sa ~
,f mem hl III .il's ".'S ~
Little, Elsie slof'pen FL efises |, ~, J, Y
Dreamed e 81 sner hos ofs''th upon llftpl ue
and bepnmbed myers anu s1alltp hi |,
tiny feet m thelf9 case'nenls NIL afl
Inc forge ieit ~ mem ana l,s re pl55 ls'sts
STOOD treino'ln ~ 4, psf ~ y 81 III
Z moment, ana foilea Slowly eoN llsr
purple cheeks q ]. tney sWousd if 4. y
them she had lstt, her mothef ~ 1 nea,
SICK exilaus,ea aal ~, 7 HUI Il ~ ~
wonoer mat she eflsn,ese. s''ouS MI sgse
hoeleafs a on'y ofipPsa q. ;sns l, Ii a'
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From Morris Il " illts Homo ] ilsa.
III sacred Poem.

From Morris s int, Tome ] oafnst 1
SACRED Poem.
stl bra t|4tn II n !. III. wlLLfsE. ..It8
8a slsti il 5fs III n 3FS,,&G>.y
REAssrT iAF4ER psATH.
n As ~ slesp, bet ans tsa,,i ,slkelh.''s
1f6ssi sisf ! Dsath,s Alightupon the brom--
Ills iron hand sreotd impressaeif lhe lip II IL
Ne not alike relentlrs3 untotaIl. 4 II. n 4ls.
Not always, when made ready. fbrthe grave.
Are The bsfosvi ones beau iful nplmore.
y6r allialske 10 tha b5ight throng who wait
To gfve THE welcome atthegate3of Heaven,
Seem the pale corners DC this WON ID an a..
AnatheYEt the teliesttothe eyesttat mourn
They. oil The blest tlr5ng of theI sin forgiven
lWhofareKt seem 10 Angels sslaonsihty
We're of the living who are called most dir
selaomths young, TIE gifted Of The sttong,
But TIE i ttkpm PITY fof. the Poor tds1<pt !.
Tea7rr Ok hear !! tAtse, ,cita tasir parting
ssl b..eat5l,' a9 tssss.ff,
mi sst III saiatfa tesr,ye f tie asest,k
Fors OH how wei tina ttImirtcs. fis known
10 those Rbos ofteasst Ilook uppa The deast-1
/ Thai, wtsa.life's ehaRgns textures frst n,
ssii!!4+
When ft3Ht With Heait' transparent calih..
Hi we see H55
rh5apshihs 1t.s ts u llds i
fbsp, 5dIs- Isl issturtss ID III tls3t ones
~ tqs.i COED VIII \ !. /
whose eslms
4 Are in remembrance bs,fpts Sod .keH is
70 whppi The angel III briaht dlpt came
9RsEYigIfk, tl es;Iltsff9 leans
IItright, frgpihe warm hg2rtf Hay vas Sir ne
ssMl gp++-ss n es IisSs
Ligar,f from the u aiding M tile pitYiilg tsas
TA,4mHlMng LAMP 1T lGpf the sad and halee 8
Ard, byithat light smik upoaI aefliFs,rs
stiaqtisHel editR Lifs's id,t qgPgt-+F--w.e know
That sncilate they WHO afs Bslost of 4Gea-i
Made faifcrslRyenin Death sity sleep, .ig..s
Bgthe ua,Sa#riett 3 waking of the ut
sWhieh smiles as ilieg obeaatiflA IT, Heaven
l. ~
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81 Kew readers can be aware, until they
have had occasion to test the fact, how
much labor Or researcli is often saved 81
ksuehFa tableIas the following
1607-- NiEginissettled BIZ the English
T6l Nov \ ork settled by the Dutch
1000 Massachusetts settled By III.
Paritans & I'D e!! 4 n s
1924 NsvJe Jersey settledby tllsD Dutch
1891 Delaware settled By the SWedss
and Firms.
1855 Maryland settled By tia Irish
Catholics ID
1886 connecticut settled ~ lhe P,u-
ritans
ld56-Rhods Island settled by Royce
Williams.
1850 North carolins setaed by tie
fs7oA South Carolina settled b5 The
Hugenots. ST,
1889 Pennsylvania sealed BY William
Penn Us
1901 Georgia settled By General
Oglethorpe.
!. l I! Vermont admitted into d,
Union. is.szH
1892 Kentucky admitted
1876 Tennessee admitted,
1902 0hio admitted,
ri l8ll4 Louisiana admitted.
i'm 1916 Indiana admitted,
1917 Mississippi admitted.
1919 Illinois admitted.
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NM. a. QUARRIEIt, En-
Attorney at Law !,
s-F hi CTICEs IsI kANAWlIA COUNTY.
Z. Alasess--..lanawaa G. III, va.
fyhn43 Esis Isl
4 4. ITfSIIER. N 4sH - J.. ". sKNNL.s
LAW AND JUSTICE.

II II. FISHER. !. w. sKHgL:sit
! LAW AND JUSTICE.
TTtI. FISHER aud ]. Nv, ENGLISH hay-
iageifterea ift8 Partnership, forsthe
spufIlose OF pshe4cing Lawan the cEmnties 81
Mason and phtnani, will regalasly attend the
rCiteliig, Qua1tsrty and Monthly Courts Of
those twD coan les. and willpay every atten-
ton Id business ensru sted 10 their care.
One or the otlterpf the firm will always be
ssund at their ONCE, in Point fleasant, and
one pfthe other wHl regularly be- at the Rut-
nam Caunty Courts.
5si Pt.1Pl asant, Dec. ~, n37yi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
MccO MAS q NEWMAN.
.EEorHaevS ct Levy
Hanawha c. H.

I'm lkaHHVhI y IL, y a. e
JAAvID sIeCOaIAs date fudge of the 1911
I'LL \ Eeifcuit,l aRd3J. CT NEWMAN, having
sntefed INTO partnership for
tsE#8 PRAc TicING LAW. $3.50
tnKanasrla AM all tininS counties, will a
tend The Circuit 1 ia le0naty eopfts 1of Ma
son and Putnam, and also the Circuit eouats
of Cabali and wv syile N Clients may rely on
theirfregil attenfAance Of the Courts ef those
counties, and Observation-Disclosures ion 10 1isi-
ness One or HE other Of them may always
4 be fannd, sdarihe business hours, at their OH
ace in Rogers Row.
V5n sS--fY. ~ EF
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
PARIS 81 MDsEI.rI.
/, A WIN. ID Il lsC E.

i q NJ 81 NJ Z I q n.
4 SbREWi r. iItXs * JoHNI.. MosELEYl
~ having entclea int a. partnership, for
the patpo's lf Wsetsing Law in tine CRfcalt
and Ylt,o lnty Col9slpf kanaRha,v and in The
ciscaiE Courts Of, L.,gan, Blooms. and Roanel
Will hereafter feglIsllY attend those Courts.
All bassir - entrusted 10 tAcir care will re-
eslss Pre- apt attention. as
ri One or the osherf JIG the Arm can always be
f5ana, during 54staess holrs at their giiiee,
ia ROD gers II bWs i'd the to@n Of Charleston:
Charleston. Oct i,4te56r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02
On. JOHN /. HUNTERS

DIR. JOHN 3. HUNTER,
Iofrers his Pro FESsDNAIs SERVICES, e
the citizenssofI entRIsroN AND vissNiFr
& He nisybcfouad--sien5 not ngaged1Tal hii
0diuse. iiaethe room iiIderIy occapietl BY Mr.
YDseley. TSsb doorSabove the Ikaknwhs
House OF az His sessel e, on Front street
Ein hoase foraaefl DC Sptsd BY Lewis % Wi
son. 4 Nlfis y2Il !3tt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

3a T.sFI. TURNER,
~ ITO r NE X As 7 Law
Jackson, d. H., virginia, "A
s1- Will. pIdctlee@in jackson. and stlre ad.
Sising counties. i-s ..s.s.i,85 xfn34
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-02

h II 81 Shoe FINDINGS. "a
Leather Az. R~
a we rope, by SIT Ct attention IN business tc
men. i Iileral shaae ofpnhlic pat aroma sc.
s EAGES 4 BEDI.ERCQ.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
AN INDIAN WAR DANCE.

At large assemblage of ladies and gentlemen at
the Head quarters Of the U. s. Marine corps In Wash
ngton City, on Wednesday last, among other interest
ing sights witnessed, was grand dress parade by the
Marines numbering about l7O muskels. A war dance,
was also performed by the delegations of the Pawnee
Puncas and YanctOn, Sioux tribes Of Indians, end
scattered members Of the Stockbridge, Tonawands
and Senaca Indians, al .: full costume. There were
about 500 persons presen including members of the
Cabinet their families, aud ,nators and representatives
from various sections Of the Union. The "msidens
fair, and mntrons grave" hnd seen the pumed and
their curiosity had been considerably excited to wit
ness war dance! Cnuckily many Of the Indiana
were suferng somewhat from hoarseness and did not
show very willing disposition TO make show oL"-
But Commissioner Mix exercised his persuasive pow
ers and soon they began the performance by squat
ting down in semi circle drum WAS handed one
of them and at It he went banging away with one
stick, and with the regularity of pendulum beat -
making diabolica noses-and then. jumping up, each
one "pitched ip," capering about like go many mon
keys on hot cooking.stoves. Gradually some threw
off their blank appearing tres decoies and others
seemed 10 have curious ideas of the most graceful po
stions and attitudes Some of the most savagslook.
ing, brandshed scaps taken from the heads of their
victims, and looked as though they wouldn't mind do
ing lust 60 again. at may be refined, Interesting
sight, this war-dsuce, but pom my soul ssys cores
pondent of "Tbe States couldn't bring mysefto ad.
nire It. Partisan can can, danced in genuine chan
miere styIe s far more decent and much more grace
ful "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
A GREAT MISTAKE.

The "Whig" of Saturday advocates the minority
report Of Mr.. Barbour Of Monongaa, in favor of q
reduction of o5 per cent. in the price paid for the
public printing and says:
"Why should there not be a saving to the State
and to the tax paying people Of the State of S25000
TOR each session of the Legislature, IN tbs single
Mm7 Why should gentlemen WISH at any time, and
especially in these times Of heavy taxes, to throw
away $25,O0D, when TINT sum could be saved 10 the
treasury without the slightest derimcnt to the public
interests 7"
The "Whig" must acknowledge that its basis Of
calculation is entirely erroneous, when it is informed
that official statement from the First Auditors of
fee, now before us, shows that the choc amount re.
ce'ved from the State. by the Public Printer for t,co
years. isonly 1884, 25s 49, or sos 2e "a for one year.
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