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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
President Franklin Fire Company
GEO. X. CRossFIELD. Secretary

TIE Proposed New PARrY.-1he newspa
per doctors disagree as to the grand result of
the current alliance between the rump of the
South Americans, the sore headed Democrats
and the Republican party of Congress The
New York Times sees afar of, to grow out Of it,
an over -shadowing party, based upon the prin-
ciples of the Republican party with reference
to slavery, and of the late Know Nothing party
with reference to the naturalization question.
with Henry A. Wise, Robert j. Walker, and
Stephen Arnold Douglas for its chiefs. The
New York Tribune is evidently under the be-
lief that it will eschew the doc trines of the
Know Nothing and resolve itself simply into
pure and adulteratcd abolition organization
with Messrs. Seward, Hale, Wilson, Wade &
Co, for its leaders without serious rivalry, and
Mes.rs. Wise, Douglas, Walker, Harris, Mar
shall, Underwood & Co., for its second iddlers
only, the latter striving to ''out" abolition the
former, by way of usurping their legitimate po-
sitions
The Journal of Commerce conceiyes with
the Tribune, that the Republican party is des-
tined in this case to be the anaconda, swallow
ing the others " bodaciously" after they shall
naNo DceH eHtiTeIy sDeared over with Adolf
tfon slime-which process they are now under
going, as all perceive, so complacently. The
New York Herald, on the other hand, is OF
opinion that all three cut their throats-politi.
eal-by their vote Of Thursday last. Our i'm
preston is that the Herald is correct-all Of
them in mounting a common Abolition plat
form having so stultifed their former political
labors, as to stand in the attitude of individuals
utterly disregardful of the appearance of the
slightest regard or respect for the positions
heretofore occupied by them as public men.
In this connection the Herald says, with preg.
nant pith, indeed
upon the sharply defined test Of the Iecomp-
ton constitution, solid and reliable nucleus M; q
been established FOR the consolidation of the
Democracy, North and South, around the admin
istTatlon On the other hand, where are the
Black Republicans? Stultihed and discraced
before their constituents in voting, under cover
OF the Crlftenden dodge, for slave State con.ti-
tuition for Kansas. And where are the Doug las
deserters! Disgraced and drummcd ont of the
party camp FOR their fTaternal affiliations with
findings, Colfax and company, the ruinp of the
dark-ldntern brotherhood. AS for these hue k
STEERING Southern Know Nothing doug h. heads. il
l. very likely that from and after the expiration
OF this Congress, we shall hear of them no moe
or il we do, it will be somewhere north OF Mason
and Dixon's line.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

TIE BiNKRUPr-LAw ScRsNR.-We not long
since published an article from the New York
Herald, with comments, in which it was stated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

The ISDIANs.-A large delegation of our
Indian yisitOrs-the Pawnees-left the city
this morning, for their homes, under charge of
the Government agent, Maj. Dennison. They
will soon be followed by the delegation OF
YaHktens, division of the Sioux nation, and
also by others now in the city The Acting
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Mr.. Mix. has
been assiduous in his efforts to dispatch the
business which has called hither these sevsra,
delegations; and We learn that he had pro-
tracted conferences with the Pawnees on Sat
urday night and last night, and with the Yank
tons on Monday night. The latter delegation
were also present at the business conference
this morning.
The Commissioner deprecates the complaints
OF few OF our citizens against the presence of
these delegations, and calls attention to the
fact that unless induced to become intoxicated
by thoughtless white persons they have be-
haved with remarkable propriety. Their curl.
osity and unsophsticated ideas tend at times
to make them somewhat indiscfeet, but this he
contends should not be urged as a ground of
complaint. Their kindness towards each other
of different tribes, and towards all with whom
they have been brought into contact, he deems
especially praiseworthy. 1t affords truly q
most bumiliating contrast with the outrageous
proceedings Of the civilized savages in our
midst, who have such inoompsrably superior
advantages owe tho cred men Of the Forest
TIE BANKRUPr-LAw SCHBNR.--We not long
since published an article from the New York
In atoxn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07

WANTED.-An honest and industrious Youth,
w Of re. PestabIlIty, 10 attend IA ~ store
III SEMkEN
IL JeweleT $50 pa ,veru.
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COL Rec ANSA NTE.
WANTS.

MIR. EDWARD A. hopkins, son of Bi,hop
w Hopkins. OF Vermont, will please leave has sd-
dress at this Office.
IT. BEVERLY G. l.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

For the information ofstrangers visiting city, we pub
ish the following list of the different Churches
tine and place OF meeting. any mistakes, we
wlllmakethe necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Matthews, Episc0palasa, Corner Monroe and Byron
streets, Rev E. T. PEazns Rector; morning services 10Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11
MASONIC DTREoroRY.

Ohio lodge No. IOI.-Meets a Masonic Hall,
corner Market and SOnrOestrees FRS and third Nom
dayevenings Of each month g. ". stsrTs W M 4tsa.
GIEsr LGughlin, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. 19s Meets as above ON
the rst and tsina Thursday evenings Of each month E
BssSTL'SaER'W W NJ; S. n: PearsoN. Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chnpter No. IQ-STeets as
above on the second Monday evening of eaohmon.b W
so'Tr, H. p; S. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Waeet1n% Encampment No. l.-Meets as
zs on Toe JoHrs Monday evening saeh month W. j.
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nc OORKEsPONDENTs.

LETTERS subscriptions advertising other
OF the Inteigencer should be addressed
AZ ProprIctors
Letters coneerng editorial department of paper,
should be addressed to the Editors jointly either
o. them.
Correspondents writing for publications will please write
Ooiy on onesde of the paper.
AN observance of the above rules will greatly oblge us,
and prompt attention to correspondents than
tleymight otherwise receive.
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III fl0n BOLTS WALL PApFR-The5 best aasorIfaeii
l09OOO in the cityabout quo different patterns raug
M PIE PlS9 from Pip One Dollars bolt This stock
want Of good and cheap article viii please ca and ex-
anime my stock. = G. HARBOUR,
Ap8 bIafn AZ.
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IT is said that superior wine can be manpfac-
tured from the tomato.
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Use Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

1-subscrbcrswho give express notice to the
rry considered wishing to contlnuetheir subscrp
-I Subscribers the d!scontInuance their peril
cd Gals, the publisher continue to send them until all
aelrages are paid.
the Offices which they directed, they held
responsible till he have settled the bill and ordered them
dis continued.
4-Ii subscrbersremove to other places whoutinfOrm-
publish and the papers sent to the former
re ,tion, they are held responsible.
5-Te Courtshave decided that resng perioli-
the Office removing and leaving them uncalled
of,is primo facia evidence of Intentional fraud
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

Gsrnqn Protestant, Union RAIL- Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy; services 1919 morning.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.

Vtrginius Lodge No. S.-Meets every Thursday
evening atthe Hail. corner of Market and Quincy
NAT. RICHARDSON, N. G.; TAos. B. Af,Kea Secretary
Franklin Lodge No. 13.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. VIZ. TAYLOR, N. G.; W1z1tans p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

just RECEIVED and Now Open.
take pleasure In friends, patrons and
Spring stoeE OF 6T e asEs as Essslys
together with general assortment ohGents Eurnisi
Goods-all OF VchWe Will sell at prices suit The times.
we only ask call feeling confident that
you WIN be thatWe cannot be exceed either
IN the style or quality Of the goods offered
know that our stock consists Of FdShiodJke GOos uHd
and We nfe prepared to make theU1 up
der IN style second to either East West of tho
103 Main st. WHEELER q GAKiN w. "
.apl2 Merchant TalloFa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-11

NEW Songs. just ppblislel reeeiysd by psyne 90 du-
IL ring the past weeks-Faded Flowers BanisIl- those
Clouds Of Care Gentle Annie Ny Home Gave by the
dark The Rose OF AIantemoy, Black Mary,
Home of my Childhood. Minnie Bell Sing Not of Joy to-
night. Annie hisIe In Dreams See Mother Ny Lost
OSrries Grave. Oh Sweet the Spring with its Merry Ring
Ellen Eyelne Gentle Words and Loving Smiles
Gail and see them. laugl4l PAYNE & 90.
GREAT variety Coral Beads; New Style Port Moneys;
n Gum Tabacco Wallets; Cigar Tubes: Fishing Lines;
Hooks and Reels. [aug14l PAYNE & co.
GoAPS -Baxin's Barber, GIycerine, Poncine, Brown
y WiusorI onnbus-Just received.
aagl4 PAYNE q 90.
ARD OIL-Just received, another lot Of Grass Det-
IL r1ch's No and No. OIL which viii be sold at oinen-
pati prices by :. A. METoALF,
s1EZ4 No. SO Main st.
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Fire g. Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit. lFs
and Coatsnts. for terms Of Ito 6gear8
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J AS. M. DITION
lO2 MARSEI. .STR EiEIIS =


NA444 4DU4 e4A4N4E NEtIE IIGGIs s-|TI7-I
EEPs constantly hand, Gas hxtures, Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead kinds and sIgeH
Of Brass Cocks and Valves Steam Whistles aud
Water Guages, Lift and FOrce Pumps Sinks Battling Tubs
wooden and CAST Iron Hydrans, Gum and packirs
Of all Ihcknesses, Metal Pure Bnnca Tin
zinc and Antmony the Celebrated TROY BELLS best
Crucibells in the country. 80
Gsg Also, Polly's improved and patent Chain Pump
which the greatest pump the age, right
will be sold on fair termI.
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, Iucorrosive, and for CON.
dnctng pipe, for water eppe
cialy for preferable cheaperthan Lead
Pipe. - 80
Aqueduet Pipe constantly onhand, any stzeor guam
ttty Of which can be furnished short notice.
~ GGSA S 2GtGJor otd Copper, BTGssnad Lead.
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Prssidenl's Proclamation.

WAsHINGtOS. Oct. sH.-rrCsi.
dent Buchanan has issued q procla-
nation. declaring that the object Of
the proposed EN- grafton from Mobile
to Nicaragua. on the middle Of No
vembcr. to be hostile : and that such
persons will be reeslled from Mica.
rsgua. unless they have passports
from the Nlcarsguau authorities re-
sideu, here. or. unless thew NAV be
simply passing from ocean to ocean.
The proclamation also cautions ci,i.
rcns not 10 engage in the pretended
Pacific expedition. and enjoius all
officers Of this 6evernmen, to be
vigilsn' and sctise in suFrreSsin-
sh-ss ~ al susrrrrisss
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NNlIllp on l m4mH. Esd
ltII. OH. uumlt.
IiIItI. 'auulru nl tI. N.i.
Nlhhl' luN uIulr Na
Nal lm o' ne IA. t.
nri l,,lt.
m a.e .rf.l dpu.r aa.
tl on A. rs as vh alImI
. ulr 81, at.
Nei.n aur l...tl ~ ". ~
iH.v blna. shore t1e r,.e.
moHy vat i1.mfi 10 90 aitai.y. with
aiI b t tal huJ supply 81 ti.
brI.slla.
lanEh DE u.'fl r.n aBlh.f
f'fW concert sfl SMOOTH t1ro.h.r va
iiie's tii, anil 'uiil rsa.a co. da. rel
haven u ne,'f Gins n ..
Un fleslis. tHf 13Ih n'i.. atti.r 90.
.afr yl tan lri. father. l.m. ,U'.
tii9N y. iI,UfNlN ana Miss I1.
illilNE e. iiiltalsoN.
Ihr rHH fe aceamlaa L ua
'sn.l,s g. aryauns fi.a I. II
nIt f'rr % as f,.Hier-. iu thc tns Of
.n.ws tairthea o4r 60,
i7fai biaar.g ils, ap1lu
"',a Vi 40 De,l mty poi la.
i.,m 10 ae nsaiia1 oils ,.o.e g,
u
On lnesi y s,H o.. a5., Of, o.,
'a'rs'.irus q im'. Han 10 Gr, d.
vo,l. C4sfgl County. Nu. t,iM
Widlins''a r w. ~ y. ,Hr. Co..
g Is e rtus io Mss BEfaE l..
UNtpt t. 81 tarat commits.
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Jailor's Notice.

WAs'oWylIIrn 60 tts laiI fPa.
u eI. hfss 1lh Irf
go, u.ie s lar. re- tun.
aut,. st.llr s. iirk empi,sIan.
tai = .t t. Itths 20,
vii aml li ur pounds. ! /.
smt af .rt. ilet uftt sA. A.
' tar 'lliNylltS. hni sa,s
% si1 3nu Buru.u, near Bolivar.
Nf iUe owner = hereby em.
mind ! ~ me f1fNHfl. tt1ts vfopest,.
At rul Hks tn Rvtt, of te
Nttb b. at With 8 sths lsv iirsc..
s. .UJlUEtU Jior.
NN.n ., lsss. 4l-Sw.
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"a Edward ShNso., formerly
u Columbia, Tennessee. aud lately
u New Orleans, IS at Harris. Wcrm.
ley \ Co.'S, Gotten Factors, Com.
mission and Grocery Merchants, No.
5 From, Row, Memphis, Tenn, aud
would be pleased to see OF hear from
hi. North Mississippi friends. aud
PROMISES them Gall Justice and promp,
attention to al business.
CT q, 1853. la-ss.
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Pay upl

u Cos,s Us one hundred dollar.
pr IN nth for ordinary oai,c cS.
rcnsss IN publ hing The Sr,p, and
Il our patron, 10 not pay US at ono,
either by note or the money. We
vii be compelled to sue thcm.-
Remember this, iucul.. aud 10 mo-,
e, angry at Us Some Of YOU have
teen putting n raging for ad,er.
,i.ius anil jab-vors, Ter farce years.
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Tur t,su S,stFW. -ltom ati
after the 1T day OF January, 1889,
Ne will MT publish any legal adycr
ti'cmcn'' without payment IN al.
vance. an al ~ work mus, be paid
Tor on d.. very. Thi, u'c v.ii Dc
strictly adhered to h every case,
except those persons with vbem w.
my have running accounts. ",
have hsu Publishing Che Star fot
three years, aud are sorry to say
tlat na' ouc third Ut oar legal ai.
,stusar bills have been paid.
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TuE PAEAgpt ENrguutov.-A
.fuI list Of the vessel. determined
upon ~ ,he Navy Department Ia
ihc Paraguay expedition !.
annexed. Frigalr. Sabine. fas II
.brs' Dolphin, B1iubujgs. Pern
aud Prvble (: steamers Harriet Lane.
ta.tuu and Water Witch. Supply.
Tue st~urcsbips taken up BY lie Goy.
erumcnt are the Wcs.cFupol,. Gale.
dunia. Memphis aud Atlanta. 10 be
at New York; and the
Southern Star to be prepared at
Norfolk. Commodore Shalrlck vii
command. The cIKccrs are not ye;
all detailed. The steamer Water
Witch left Tor NorfOrk on TUESDAY.
and tue Fulton followed Yesterday.
They nil there take on bcsri the
remainder Of their crews, anil thence
proceed, without delay. to Bucucs
Ayers. to await the arrival Of the
other vessels Of the Paraguay sxpe.
aitien.
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YNtkEN UP hv Clinton Fitzgerald.
y tour MILES North Of Panols q N. ,ck
huR>k MULE. under MEDIUM .i.-. sh..s
rx yesrs cd. branded On the risAs .h,sl-
DEF With . figure 2 and letter :. vki.h
might eesassu for y q small White spot
On the righ, ~stif--jsint. APPRAISED 10
sln % p. y JuNES, h. r. c.
isrsls, Ns,. !. lass. lie
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~ "a"
~ gay. h".'o'
ahi gallant
+" "-'s 80
SWORD
l''! N.N' ~ s''h
"e'f
Z
'e.1' go
w. 'te 'flfi' al4 =
.' i'.A' gun Ds'''f as
'a'A 'ie 'n we
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\ Yorsd rsivtn Etarr viii.

y lotNd rriNfrB Etarrs vitu
= WASHINGTON BwtE-N " .h.
ioFtou ~ c. )cauepeoigutvrt .
We bad q little excitement tie
other LAY IN an C,opetbtut sisc.
young i'urnclmlu printer IN thc
printing cticc - Thomas. Buell. \
Blanchard. ran 81 y Ii the daughter
~ our Judge ui the Orrhta's Court.
two " three DAYS siaer. Ttr printer
was poor. hit perfectly honest and
respectable. The grl moved in the
higher circles cf htc-ani WIS tut
sNtcCu. Tue Judge ari BIS son
came to tue printers working office
with pistols and raw hiie, say
somc-and we're very indignant :
bot upon learning that the couple
bad gone through the certmomcs
ccrrcctls a lceusr aud Be
ing married according 10 law. they
were pacidCd. aud both iou ,lcss
concluded to make the best VI 1t.
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Asomw AuWu, C,ulr as be-
Ism ban.lwt e the iarao
ct Che British Government 90 liy
another cable tctv,ya h,.auI an.
Newfoundland, tsNt year. in tie
event ct lhelr being unable to work
through ,bc present line.
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Executors Sale
CrttL.t lands. SLAVES.
htnch, Cora. Fodder.
aUs C.Ns - - nAWss nInsT

~ ~ MT.
Dtlel MT tu .hs direction, Of thy
! lfsl srl ts.tsmaHI anl Collie |,
ta.r.ir 81 4t tleuft A.l.u. Istris. 4.
aH tl' uu fsengd. lAyeaiurs II said
WI aut C%alietI, Mill. raumsuiu ON
vi fi -itb 'g ~ Nsfsrstsr. ISIS.
81 lh9l. 0tur ~ lu u'eagk in ths
nnInus. at tlH sl,a ras.dsuc II the ds.
eiesi. iB Pamela rduu,y. Mis-. .,irpt.
f%utsi sul I'D ct rgtiic aaei ON 10 Inc
sheet bHii y. vu q credit u Il month.
irvu Zoe dsv Dt sale. about Eishl Hun.
dfrt Ar IT I.tud. ri.s
The Wsst hall AL N1tth las. quartsr
u >stiun rveu'v. che Spash Wet auar.
Ter II Section fNeutv.e in Tova.hip
Ieu. Ntu- sly. and the North Nest
quarter e section -. Township 10.
hause !. West. al in said County. fThere
are improvements urua lhr lands, ami
n 81 " theB un lsr teusc anil IN sbal
stated cultivation. Thsy sill ~ ssltin
ttasis 90 sutt purchasers.
As1. TIE following personal property,
rts ltur Save. about "a head Of well
hFnts farm mules. about luN head u fps
PORK hg ready tyr ki.iur. IS bead Of
st1.s hgg.. about - head Of Cattle. sew.
efil Mleh Cevs with Calvss among II.
lai. % hesi n ShrvV. : yoke " utru,
> Fuad Wagons. ahouttvp thousand hush-
ets Of Torn. 81 stacks Of Fodder. and a
arg lot II rlosshs, iiee.. and Forming
Isols u every description.
The purchasers viii b. required to give
e'ads With approved ~sesaritf for the par.
chase mun-v.
ROBERT II. MoORr.jr.
WI. n. JOHNSON. nm
October y. ls5S. 4n.s
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State Of M~isaissippl Pamela cua..,v
FassariS bfiaus JUSTICES COURT.
IS.
W r Pa, =. luast.- Term. t.;S
AZ ATTACHMENT wss is,usi an M
n llh day n October. tsis. N f,vo.
Of the Plaintiff AL a=sia.s the s.tsis n
tht pefeulaui. Tor ST - csu,.. s,I
Attachment Is pending in sail rsalta Al
NFriuernti. rauoit county. Mssiss5rrs
SAID Attaehmsut hss been ~ssseg,al n,
slmmeuin< uaniel r. Harris. C..-n .h.s
N said ease. and unless said Defendant
arlsars IN saiiCsart on .hs 4lh Saturi,,
W Novemher. ISIS. and rhpsi. 10 s,it
attten. Judgment vii be rendered su.l,bs
money n The hands II the Garni.hss sill
Dc cluiemned u par the Plaintiff. A..
msnf. W ii. 1puNSnv
spriHgrort. Oct. .. 1S5s. u..4t
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Auet'onncs, Ccnlniitslcn Mcrehssn
oonefel Agents. aud Real
Gs:sto Brokers'.
No y hfli'oa IT., Memphis, Tr..,
NtGRuIS, Real Estate. Merchsnan,
y Furniture, Land cup, Stccl u Il
-" hau'ius md ltasng pretuu,
storage anil cuuaigurcais roll e.tsd.
Ihis q our eleventh year IN We,
pbi'' uhl now rstmat tn,ly located, :,
alter ourselves ,hag We Will reee,,s ,
uh'fal share " patronage. nle.t
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ASIAN VOtNv W LEAVE uaNE
u 10Y 2 short time. ! INTERN all per.
.ens hsssnx business with me. shrv u;ll
Hnf \ n The hands II l. n wrs<ks. nv
iefmer .'ssrdan. VIA vill dcuhsiess B.
proHfs. and give full s~stisfaction.
fuux u WElulTf.
"oesS ~. tss& % -.
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w Tie Slew. -L r
1 irp'ou' c u.,.iul ola 4t.
Tournament tov l.,'rrc 10,
,epiy it'ro lus,l m.a o.rh
bat came III ailhe c.naty tlir ali
III chat place. Tie her.es IT nearly
10 ,he ,efs eagage lmtie outia.
men, fell AID dat, 40. upon the
riders. W tre tas t",e.
namcut' 90 gag ve8 >p Fs.r ST,
pass g0 letter.
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~ Daring the ycsr 1855, MP.
vsrls Of eleven thousand males and
six hundred females we're imprisoned
Rdebe - He..al
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Change Of Schedule.

The cars now leave Pamela at
hal'.psss seven O'Clock In the uorn.
In. and return At Eve IN ne eve.
sss,
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Administrator Notice.

WuihtJ vs. ta't.ts ~ Alm'si.isls
UPON ihe estate afur. John T.. Wa.'ae
d a'.l ] wrgc -rlnial ls toe uuls. sn
lf che Nescmhsr Term. is' IF tbs Do.
.ite Court # fsa1ls Ciantt 70 .rr4.
\ al rrs1us having c'1tms s-s est
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-03

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May 10. Ire 1i.-en
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-21
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY, ALEXAN DRIA. Va
~ CAPITAL OVER s25O,OOO,

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The charter OF this Company offers more a.
vorable advantages 10 the farmer and other.
than any other company chartered IN the STATE
by insuring with or without premium note
Il the applicant prefer he can pay the iuII amour,
of the premium in cash, or by efec'Iug a cash
insurance Tor two years, the insured saves one.
eighth of the amount he would Otherwise lay.
70 nav. or by becoming a member, and giving
small premium note the insured saves nearly
one half OF the amount charged byStock Gonna.
MES, when insurlng from year 10 year. Ia!sls
the advantage resulting from the combination Of
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by ire, on tue 10th OF
March. 1854. since which time over i've 'aOu.
sand seven hundred persons nave insured and be-
come members OF the Company, and over ;uI'y
thousand dollars have been paid tor losses =
Having trebled our business during the PCS,
wear. we ieeI grateful Tor tae liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus far, and ior rs
hattering prospects OF future usefulness. lEe
Directors nope ard believe that by prudence
caution and rigid system OF economy, they
will establish for this Company reputation
for cheapuess and safety, not surpassed By any
Company III the I. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, NAV BE-
determined by three disnrrrested arol,ra'ors Of
the County where such loss happened, 10 be mu.
tualY chosen by the insured and The Company
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