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fr,>s,.sf. ~ Dec 6--lh- Legislature o. '!'' -
,,, ~ I,v mai 1...urrl hy the success .! Nr po''T, "'
wo,i'yri. >g- tk-T - ,- senate, ind VI h,FhN'Hn'
srs,.cr ri the House, arriumph 0i;Ir ir-cN'hi'".'''.''
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DIED.
p,rp, yesterday, a. llH .'eioek, 4. u, siIs W"
nsss, ECSTlCS kopIIS0S.
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y.rroyAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
UNION DEMONSTRATION

W.sn!y.1o>. d., ; -Tas 81 % trrt, ~" - ne %
.,..i."si r- The r.. g.rg II lie Na'IOua. n.nIo'r~'!1 90
,-nron A. ,isrr.iVG.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE

Pru.rarUs. Pee -. grand Union ne''io1 '-' o.
Ia fui- e.; i1-ui.hi.
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of improving tn. entire stock o' ann" III iie
best practicable manner.
rog COMMITTEE nN AGRICULTURE.
By Mr.. .ARMsTRuaG-Ul amending the char
ter Of the Preston Coal and Iron COMPANY.
FOR COMMITTEE os CLAIMS.
By Mir. DiCEINSnN-Uf reporting the Senate
bill No. iS9, Of the last session.
By Mr.. PATE-Of releasing the Sncr!!t os
Boone county from certain costs AID damages
obtaiped against him on account "l non-ray'
mci,t OF revenue for years lso' anu 1875.
roE COMMITTEE OF COURTS.
By Mr.. NEEsOS-Ui pruHiilng for the more
,ypcdi,ious collection Of money due on judicial
sales.
Also, OF changing The compensation 81 jus
,;,.. Of ia, pcacr, ior u..!cia! services - coal /
and uIi Of court.
Also. Of restricting appe;i- IRON judgments
OF justices oi Tn. peace.
Nls", % "i,,t legislation. # any, i rrcc>shry
Ia obtain r~c,ircSe from express c"ru!.anic> inr
lc.ai liabilities incurred by ;:,cln
Also. Of Amending section : u! chapter l>6
Of the Co;i". 30 that uo Judgment nj 4 Justice
shall lie a il.n un real estate Uniii II be docket
cd in thu proper Office.
On mo,iru oi Nr. IuGmlI, tn !oor-ncvlrf
Of the Seuat. was Instructed 10 preserve. in
chronological or numerical order. a copy o.
every printed document distributed III :!v -
nate and 10 deliver the same. at the Close "f the
session, to the Clerk Of the Senate whose duty
il shall I've L. have them t-orni ana preserved
IN his Office Tor the u>e ri this body.
On motion OF Nr. PAXTON. so much NJ The
Governor Message, a recommends ~ III.
crease OF the annual appropriation 10 the VIZ
GINA Military Institute ic referred IN IN" Com
uilltcr 81 General Laws.
IN motion Of Alr. CLAIBoRNE, II Wa' resolved
tina; the Christian ministers vi the various reli-
giuus denominations he requested 10 open line
daily sessions Of the Senate by prayer.
Mr.. Paxton offered u resolution, which.
being a joint resolution, lies over, viz: that so
much of the Governors Message as relates to
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

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lshssgs ~ s<sssA fsh ~
fsfls fs>s>il1s n 80 ~. ssss y
psfs stsss ~ p>p>ss asssss = ~,
sst I 10 - ss>s . ssasss'si - ~
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ssss, ~ f<(k<1 >s>e ~ ~ - ~
nss mly sfD~sv> u s~ysk'ss n, " ssf
hsIg, mi k<sv< Ssnt bslsss - ~
stsssss uss.sv~s" ess'ys sAsss 81
Asls 90 No sssy ~ \ ssss~ys y m4~
! VsAstal FIss(svm ~ n sss~lssss :
ssaiss%ss m ne ttssJ<s~y
f.ssis u~sy ~ sk>s ~ sxi. ss-s1.
sss ys-s'.ss y ~ sss>Is<s 81 \ sAss~s
lssg n1I ~ pies N s@ess~s y ssSssss ..
shss pen mos, - s.Il sssk~ esA. ssa ssa
assss. 40 ~ssl NE ysiss b sssN skss n
OH 10 pe.Aeukls 10 s~s sss~s h mo ks~y
sai rsAsa nusisffsy 10 N NsssssssN.
tfHas t~sIfnfnsS. Insa,s. ssa IsIssns
Il sHI ~ fsr ~ NJ ysssh hss sstsnsL
sdfsa vi faFy ,ssulnl'ai No s~ssss'iy
v ~ehssrsnaf ssfss. fiss, iatssss ssi
spilsh, " s~hsalssirx I've lahg, ~hlsh
tfsisess these nslsssaf,ss " Ne The
tfusasef ana ssnssmsg ell si,ss W. ~.
,lalAdLs The syssas.. last a. al maas Al
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The July number o. ihi. Inimi,abls
ladies' magazine !, upon ear table. tn
ofea, "wiae~ Bedo.t'' STORY is con
msnesd IA 'Ai. aaabs', lsoH.hsh,si.
Il u pronounced The hs.i story stsr rr.s-
ten by the celebrated sa,Aare.s. A
southern srsilsmah contributes "a
f,lr La.s.s Heart won. It sll run
,Aroash .ir nanh-r. u The nsss. u.
.sssl rlAss, "sss,sh.ar iHoa Nature" Il
q syl.aAi snr-asias.
" a .. ~ air ssaisrs .hosli b
ssshsa. Z sspy 4 ;ks sls." We s.sl
Il Ssh Ia SRA re ss..4 "a ~,
ttsr.
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w'-sila,a as slssrsassnsas n wart
a hN@sa,a. h.nss.. TsrA., n N.
-as. oss zsa~-sass q. As<s saxa<~l
re ,sssrL yan q Ia 4sur Lzsas-.
usssr ~ ssys Il ssss A gsae.. iroz
shieA srn - Ass lassly sssAss.-. ssa
associated hirs.e.f 10 b4.ss-s. -ssa %,
gssnE frssd .Mc,- sko ka. asa h~sn
ssi.ssly >prgsi N more ,Asa oss q he
arss stab sAnsss. 10 ,hs es;! Tor a nun.
her Of ysa-. Both Of ,h--. ssn,lsa.a
-. shsw 10 he sa@resss, sni reliable.
AL therefore s~as.i!ci ,sa Lb-.al share
u ~pa,foasrs.
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~. &c.,
"' F"Po 20. W.
" my
"'"' y. s'".''''' 10Y sew I'm 'n' hei'
.'s',A'a's' a"'"a''s ifo's''
''0a"' "'''' "''"a"''' ~ 'he 's@e'
'"' returned 100 'A'e, 'a'' week. 70 nave
W.! response '"ss''sa |" 'ne siAh. Tie
a0''cs 10 qus'.'o" Was lone ""Asssfssa,
~ mo ~"as'"of''y y many 'o'srs.'
while ~. s'a'sis' Tor any display q
'"s's's'"' 'as'''.''"' ja,''e' 70 "y'''
eo"pe's inc 70 d''e'a'" 'o'h I'll pr'r
l"'~'e'se OF the call, OF any dc'irc to
'"'a'' myself upon The people Of the
county Tor Their Suffrage many capacity
Ms well known that J am a Demoera,
whose pride OF principle consists in .
UNIFORM submission to tho will Of tho
party 'aan''e',ed and announced !" the
proper way. While In truth, u 10 to be
esteemed . high honor TO ress''s . nomi.
nation from any democratic convention,
aud would naord me the harpie.' salts.
faction to possess the confidence Of tho
party yet Al" unwilling to have any
pre'sn'ioss Of mine braised before the
public IN Ad,aaes Of that Par'!'s better
Judgment aud selection. The suggestion
e0nssy'a eosP''ms"'' certainly ! s'ill |
IN In no-si'o . slainans fos Legislative
hcnos', and sever viii be, unless san
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lfAss ~ fssglsi ssIs . - p 20
.fssf fkaf ~ slma ss asnhla q
~ ~ ed ssfs Z - ~ sH Afs4#
HtHsss . fsss - H4tH i asNy
Haaa d*ilT miHass ~ smfsss.
ssaA~ s'asvs ~ #f <NHb# Fsg
sHismhfs ~IssHtl4ff isss. ssi : M
fspHetes esssst u ne 4ss.s 80 -
~ asnss, usF issi 81 #sa sei
y fAftaH q o. sa.H i ~ s4stfe 4
AZ Fal4Hsfs ftisah tasafh a.
Hisan igassnif. N4ai 80 gs44ltti i,
siwi lts Hifs n 0fttd ttsrsf n
90 fsial 4isfssf ~ ae,Ha psB
f . q, go sli. Hafaff b ksa Il
baH M ~ 4 aHhas lha mahlA l#
msaiHflf fgse a. ~ ~ fsaiA to-
lltfs lha' ~ Ffti maa ela me- hs =
isisi - tH Hiafafa %iatssi IL ~ ,im
IN s%HHiasi, lhaHgli Hf#s ~hgls
tma nd mHftiaH 4 ~ s4Aesss n II
#arli IusiH stia g. ne q, a.
dsfissa " ~ 81 r. tHa u iha facts
shoYs stated Il q hssisa ~ pc -
~, 'tH iht famHi n ~ political
insn'l' vI issaisa Hl siiassi asl mist
hearty soffpa, - ia' - Tim eel sptaf
'ss,iJ Ndi permit, Nth sediments n
hssIy feff'' u ny liability - eamfj
9th The sishs. n NJ ifis,i., ani with
q Due appreciation N lha honor lalshlsl
10 b. conferred anua me-, hg ihfm.l mast
b. pstmnei 10 ~ liRi ! aeHai eat.enl,
o, lhi. tine, 10 beepma b catdlhel
Repeatedly SOME,
hh1f s, WAND.
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l0assaie Celebrates.

rhsrs will b. hall At s,n,,ssa %
fdiay The 2,sh %ihs,sa',s fsaiis rr~..
sion, and Tie u,ral esrsasuis. u laying
ihs ofnsf s.0ss u q Na.sais Ia. "a
address vii b. delivered. ssi e free
barbecue gwen. ''Ths eraft,- Eai lie
rsh.x generally, 80 invited to attend.
Thsfc will h. tau irA.s. ,seA -sy. On
III. railroad. On thu, dsv. Fare, half
price, a. y, are informed.
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suls kissed . negro h.ls.sns %
tol. v. q hoy. On the shassss. hss,
sest Ths bloc I'D mol, brsas The .sia.
or even male a blue Or black go. Ih<
boy "a, bic dinner and sen, % s,si b..
pls~inr, Cor several hosrs. "a the nss,
'aornins he ~a DECD. A pas,-nssssn
sssmisa,icn disclosed the fac, thai one
Of the iu,ssdnss, situated near the bach
bone. ~ entirely ssvsssd.
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psssos,l. Our sAllan, anil handsome
friend, rol. ". y. ward, editor q the
Pamela, tN,ss.) Star, looked IN upaa a.
this morning. The Col !. srcs-r csas
. candidate Tor the State Senate IN hi.
district Afs~pA's Lsaysy. lsiA I-s.
And ~hils ~ 'looksd In upaa" nar
friend u the Ledger. .. sanis.i b.
ssll.sproiass1 nsss anil ,sb.sssr- IA.
extensive ass,ssmea, u nee n~as-.si.
and bis three steam presses. wssays "
n'ay r-sii,s his noe, mnsuias .ss-cs..
sisas o. suossss 10 ha.sa<s.. Zoe 10 60.
srgy ssi tact dessrvs sA.~s.
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ng saaas. oil " fisases n issfa
49, NJ rsst A inya Me- sfAla
i.ssa shairs " NJ ssirs rsti shlps
ntwmssf " me- Az. win sssh 4
iNlihr ~ NJ inga, Aai NV nsshi
.iii 10 u ~ gMas ma'sfsls, sees
pssi " ,sralss ~ lhalsAso N w ~ms,
shi go afslt f'gmla lhs' o. sl ssm
go sh az ghos, N Ne haslass' ani
asfsleh sin shleh III o'dsn vnl 10
Nd M pspris sho A. ~ satfpn
county rafsf, sahnsi, n eeaf's,
fipsas " hs's . ~srhJ n 'hsiI pa
igasss isii " Ny aihsr ~ ihslf o.
sismldAllss We ha's done no, part ia
f,' msi,si. sal 4 ihs sr,s !. MI ~.
isssd, NJ isal, Gill ma, b. 9Th a.
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rSsscss,. NJ. Msrru, Edises Of n.
"rslIshs'ehisn,'' paid u q visit lee,
s.eA. He s . pheasant end ssrsssbi.
ses'ls'aas. and ~ hope he viii saess~i
eth A's paper heyosd he ass, sssssiss
~'spse'a'isrs. The people 81 TallaA.,shis
.ean', ought 70 ps'rssise hin lihssally.
Tor 'hsr' 10 neshiss sh,eh sAess 20.
.ss'ly, he isss'lisssss ssa prosperity Of
ss"~ssssy. 'hsa . aispssisiss 70 No.
pei her hsus sesspaesss.
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Jks ssssmsk'1 Ase's sssss NJ
sst,,si sIfk S>pssNsS N . evsss VT
No essgks N ~ w lsss n NJ
6rsss, ks'ssss M sIIIss sAdss Ne
vs'sr~. ssA fAs Assw,sNs s~iss ~
A tlsss A i>sos asMow n fwss1
.s's sssssrA - ts,k ~ ~
v,.ssh 'eet 1.or Cvs1e~l, lAsss
asru~ cd 20 ssss%se&s. rssSsk
I"ss h,ecol h 90 ,sr~isA M
iso 600 10 tso.0 900 AssvlsNs, ssd
no oon v'sash ss,s mfsssA N NJ
hattie Gen Esvlnssss go kIiIsd.
Ma,,hsI csmshsn, ~ss mss,sIIy
sounded Gen. kfsMshss leone
Mn 10 ihs editor " shs Memphis
Bulletin, 10 reckon eommswiu et
ihe ~ cofrs. hes bssn crested Mar.
hal Doks IN Msgmis, faf HE bfs.
very on The Geld II bsi,Is. tus
French MsrAsIs and 0shsssIs ~srv
sounded. The Auswisas sss In
fulI retreat.
Esst,sp. The Qsssn's spsseh
lamsnis the ositfesk VI Tho wsf, end
,ays she I'D oil sle could 10 proven,
it She pfoelsims 4 ufies hsuusli.
y, sud expressed . hope the, the
Reform hil' would BE- settled durins
tbs ~ the neat ssssiob.
MrLAS.-A general revolt had
broken ~, u Milan. The people
bal DECLARED 10 favor VI tie kia1 VI
ssta,bia.
The Asrrisns had retired from
Milan. ha, tho frssch hsd not W,
occupied the city.
Later run. 40 delrset from che
Vrench victory nj Magenta.
II va. believed that proposals. for
peace would follow tho entrance ol
toe French army into Milan.
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~ We have rsreivsd fscm James "
Edss., Of Nee Scra, . bsaa,ifsl lishs.
graph picture d The "nishops u III.
Methodist Episcopal Church South"
The portrait o. Bishop sosls is 10 ID.
centre, 'arssassl-d by ,ho., Il ns.eom,
Andrews, Paine, K~s,snasrh. rarly, and
cspsr.. W. vili pssssa, the pisssss To
cay VI osf slsshodlss faesls ~hs ~iIl
sssa 10 ass nsv Subscribers 10 the s,ss.
accomplished With The money. VIA
ssa,s this hasisous r,esursp
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On lest SUNDAY rsssa.as. o, iay :h,.
the smt 'ey.ss u he Mis.i.sippi a Ten.
pssses ilsilrcai, discovered that the
Enzine-toase had taasn sr. AMI baFusd
dess NJ "a IN. Lssoasuv. AMI Tsaa-r.
beth u which we're DESTROYED. II.
vStsAssa wa q s~v hard AMI on hi.
'esss watch. IL vera 10 he pam, fell
ssl--p. ssi vss the very les, rsrsss 70
ga 10 the Ere.
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Hirss ossssa D,ssa.

On Monday lss NJ. Jssss asAss. che
kvrs . iss wils xcssA-vsss Il Tsr~ls,
Aaasea ~ . I'D sssses Alsss, plssAe,
''ew HE Geld on the dag psevicss. M.
hsa'' plss's the Scya's rrol;es variety
- ssss''-s, qsaI's. II sA~ s,sss ss.r'..
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TERN
BOARD 81 i

FlNirnE will hca Special Term 81 the
Board Of Police Of Pamela County,
Mississippi, held u the Cours-llousc Vi
aid ccan,y, In tho ,own Of paaola, on
T'ss'day, The sM dsy Of Jsiy merit. Tor
the purpose " Getting uIoa ID transact.
'ng any new lssiuess tsso Nv then he
presented or CONC before .soId Deasd Tor
lisaction. Said c,llsd Tcon WIl costume
for two lays, u business % seqsirss.
D. order 81 his Honor, Ncv1ses n.
Sledge, President u said board. Issued
"a Jay Of June, 1859.
W. p. wV0rTEN, Clerk.
June -, ,KSe. 2s?w.
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WV - 4D0
Dy VIRTUE d . Decree In the Chan.
- Gerry coart 81 pssola Cosnsy, State
Of Mississippi, readsved q the Nay Tsvn
,hsrecf. 1889, 10 = certain ssuse between
Caleb A.. ri.hev asd vansiux Jenss. Coo.
plsininss, aud Yssnses n. rphin, n si.,
defendants, In ssid Coussy, l vill, q
Commissioner II ssid Coart, % Monday
ID. !jsh Day Of JAY, 1850, proceed q
sell Toe Cash, q The Cesrs.hease door II
the tovn u rssela, b the highest bidder,
The fyllc~rng tsses - psscsl 81 Lad. sis:
The Vast hall sf Sestios Eight, 10 Tous.
ship Right n Range five West, IN Psssla
Csassy ssor-ssi&. Did Land will b
ssId By Qsartsss.
JOllx G. HARRISON,
CswmtsstsNsr.
Jsre II, lsie. s3-lv.
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We are rssusssst = asaosnss The,
the Rev. Gso. y. LAss will preach
regularly ., Pasols he l., Sabbath
In each month. 10 - isssssos nod =,
night.
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Va. ksssv lir,a.-Atsss;se i Ass.Ay
aisssssass ~ savssSsaas Il he ~.
ssesas. y sss vapes. ~. llil y zee
~ ls.ss 10 sss ssssss sS.sss,l,, :,
ss1siss fsRsA~s sssiss Atsn "a
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swssw COW sAuuss.us 70
wssss s~esss~esv ~ ~ 49, h.
rrsss. ~ 'sss Ne vees vspsss |, a.
ss-s. st ~ nj.
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Cool wsarsxa.--Lsss night vas
cool enough Tor '~'ovsrslls." asd "a
used them With essfess. This
morning At 6 o'clock, The Tksrnsm.
e'sr marked 60 dssvsss, end NO
more. Fine weather TOE ChiIls end
Fever, but bad fOr cotton and eslsv
leader plsnts.
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We Asss had ahssAass ssiss isss,v.
'ra NJ s'sPs lack ~sss v.s.isi~s ~
ss~a..
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We have rvceiv.ds notice from Pref.
George {. Crasssrry 81 scr srpsissn.n,
- ' u the Board II vssissss u this
asssishiss fesals school. q Gs,~sda.
N;ss The ssrvises oil es@ss~es On
sss~~say, Jsl, the srs. md ris-e N
|rAsssAAy. the III. h , uish f,elisss u
|r~ssss sAas ~ are ssmseIl~s v Say shss
|csA~ sssssassss siiI prevent - ftaa
|visAiae Gs.sssa. ssa ssAiss psss is the
|Qoeiss u Ne scsasiss.
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o. MEYER s~sspecsssllv ialsgns y
fsiendp end the p6hl's eeacvally. ~ y
has constantly n hard PIANOS, -
% thcsc fos Witch h recsivol ~ ~
Medal II Lcstes, 10 1881.
All ord~rs fsenrsly atteads1 70, -
Rssas cssse ahsa b Inc sslseties asd -
Ing the same.
l1s has peesivcd, daring .hs LIST TIM
ysns, more Mcdnls shnn any o,her nelM,
from the fsssklin lnstituie--alsa, ~
pvesisns In Boston, New iosk asi ~
timose.
ware.rooms, No. 30 AR(Jl Ssrsee
hclov Eighth, South side, PnlLADmr
PIMA. 1une -. 1859. 49,
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ey' Read tho advertisement VI jones
4 bod win, In another column.
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~ We ssassslsaes ~ ssssiys 4 .
essiss 4 sss sppssaosss. - sse 4
~ nsssa Il vissss~, Tor 0ssa llsp.
AssdsoH b sssla sGssa - eypss
|pssaasss - - pss~ss b Ne aisslssp 4
shsa ~. ~ - NJ. vsssA - - =.
ted, - No. Il ~ ~, = b sssssa.
~ fss - - ssoaia q hsnA Ase>p,
60 sAasAA ssssloa, sss ~ hssoe,
'ssa sss sss sisAs &c ~ ppsspsssy 4
vssj pl-cs ssss.av.
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~NoW. !. \. fsApls I'm
Nh . osasnesssl nsssNs b p.
ss's - SslsssA IN, ssansseiae
H. e~sss'as. rvvisss.
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~ Iloa. I. Q. G. tssss las
been n. ne~issssa % ssasiiaase tpr
corsrsss IN The pis,r;ss, " IL
District ceSvessiss Aell IL Holly
Springs on llssaIy, shs 1ssA isss.
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NoV30
nARNErr GRAHAM as shis DAY cold
ID bic issNsst II he stssk q eseds
and groceries on hssd belonging 70 tks
ttm ot GRAllANA MIA. 70 W.. kssss
I'LL. vhe will ssasiaus M 0sssssy 80
Ccmmissica busiaess q NJ swu aseeuas,
and 10 bic = name, d iks pame ssaad
h~ssssefcrs occupied b UpuAan Z 1aill,
The Urn 81 OraAan . nil will BE- dc.
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the Dsblie. DURAN1N.
, 1859-10-07

every calculation of interest, requires to be
brought to the most speedy termination.
The expectation of a war between the
United States aud Great Britain, so long
pronounced on this floor TO be inevitable,
has already had its encouraging influence
on the spirits Of our neghbor. The con.
tinuance Of that expectation must continue
that encouragement and nothing hit the
broad fact Of n treaty ratified can dispel the
illusion under which Mexico now laboIs
with respect to our British difficulties. She
expects war with us, and consequent tri-
umph to herself from the junction Of SO
powerful an ally. Let the treaty be rati-
fed-let the news of the ratification go to
Mexico-and the tidings of that event will
do more than can army with banners 20
turn her thoughts upon peace with the
United States. Peace will then be her
policy and the smallest fraction Of tim6
gained in the restoration Of peace with that
republic, will be worth more to Us in The
mere item saved, to say nothing Of the in
terests of humanity, policy and commerce,
than all the British rights in Oregon, un-
der the treaty, can ever be worth in money
to them, or in damage to MS. Forty.fve
days is the shortest time in which we could
expect an answer from London, in reply TO
proposed notifications; and the amount Of
the expense of the Mexican war for any
one-half day of that time, or, at the very
ontside, ihree-q quarters Of day, would be
sufficient to purchase out all the navigation
claims Of the Hudson Bay CompeRy--sll
the poSsess0ry land claims of the company
or Of indiViduals-all the Nisqually claims
Of the Puget Sound Agricultural Company
send the whole of the claimants, singing
and rejoicing, all the way up to " "ifty-four
forty" For this reason again, and merely
to shorten the war with Mexico, would
vote for the treaty as it stands; putting oil
the reasons together-the settlement Of q
forty years controversy with Great Britain
the equity Of the main article-the insig-
niiicance Of the minor ones-the relief Of
the business community from the evils Of
suspense and uncertainty-and the aeceler-
ated progress Of peace with Mexieo-put-
ting all these reasons together, and give
my vote for the ratification Of the treaty,
with a mind clear Of doubt, and heart
full Of hope. The great question Of the
boundary is settled, and if any difficulties
occur in the execution Of the small articles,
l trust and believe that wise men viii be
found 10 each country to settle these tribes
amicably, as wise men have now been found
in each to settle the great point wisely and
Justly.
, 1859-10-07
News Items by Last Mar.

The statement Of the London Hstald
that o1F Government had officially notified
Her Majesty's that the United States have
resolved to abandon privaieering as pof-
tion Of maritime law, agreed upon at the
Congress in 1856, is without foundation.
The Administration strictly insists on is
retention.
OF the Nicaragua mail contract, the
Washington Star says that the theory Of
another contemplated raid Of the fllibus.
ters upon Nicaragua, is neither more nor
less than falsehood, coined to induce the
Nicaraguan Government TO take measures
to prevent the re-opening Of the Nicaragua
route to and from California. The parliss
for whose benefit It was started are dopbt.
less fairly at work upon the Postoiice De.
partment, through Indirect means, 10 induce
non-fulillment Of its contract to send the
mails by that route, commencing some time
in October next They are representing
that the parties who have entered into
heavy bonds to perform the service are nos
able TO procure the necessary steamships
for that purpose. We, says the Star, do
not see how they can by any possible
means succeed in their game. The Gov
ernment has all it can lawfully ask IN the
premises, in the way Of security for the
faithful performance Of the service when the
time arrives. We happen to know Of our
ownIknowledge Of the ability and readiness
Of the parties-tO comply with their Obliga-
tions. tir
Major French, Pay Clerk OF The Bureau
Of Construction Of the Treasury Depart
ment, was arrested August 10, upon a
charge Of defalcation and alteration Of
vouchers. B. 0gle Taylor became his Sc
curity for $40. 1000. Major French was
educated at West Point, but never entered
the army He was employed under Major
Bowman as Civil Engineer, having a sala-
ry of $4,000 Secretary Cobb, who re-
turned from Georgia in high spirits, Is
much annoyed by this affair in his own
Office.
A man named jesse Williams was res.
cued from the Princeton. KY, Jail, Aug.
"a, by large number Of respectable resi-
dents Of Caldwell county, and hung with
out Judge or Jury. He had been arrested
and confined in jail, charged with having
committed numerous crimes, and the in
habitants, fearing that full justice would
not be meted out to him, took the law iuto
their own hands, tried, condemned and ex-
ecuted him on the spot
Mrs. Betsey Danforth, who mysteriously
disappeared on the Gath OF July. was
fonnd August 10. at Franklin, N. H.,
alive, reduced almost to a skeleton, in q
slough-hOle about a mile from the house
where she lived. She says that the only
sustenauce she has had for the last twenty
six days is water. Mrs. D. is seventy-lour
years old and partially insane. She was
unsuccesstnlly looked for BY large partim
! for two weeks after her disappearance.