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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

What . the llghse-t ship that man ever
embarked on ,curiship.-L.
That's not -, for eourtsAp (.,ke tue
la,e.l never did run smoeth.
The meet dangerous ship !. partnership.
you know, therefore. masFimeny Is dam
serious. Fellowship Is the llsh,sss ship,
10 rsl,ssrf With.
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II.oar,ill-. Kentucky.

MrSruts SfHkkf R,itao,ps By a re-
por, Of the Memphis City Council, and by
resolutions offered BY Alderman Loaand,
they have under Amusement the project
Il extending the Mcmrhi. aud Charleston
Railroad track to the river. There Is al.
40 rrcjec, Of the Council for permitting
q horse railroad to bc built, which viii
connect y road On. 4 I. X. r. With
the ". 4 Z. Railroad Depo, and the nv.
~. The plan 10 wise one. ini slil tend
greatly IA the bcned, If our planters, by
avoiding the sfty cent. per bale drayage
through the unta,hamahlc depth. Of mad
IA the street. of Memphis. to say no.hing
u loss BY DELAYS, ac.
The Council u Memphis referred 10 a
committee . proposition To- aid the Mis-.
sIssspri snd tennessee Railroad in Il.
progress towards Grenada. We hope the
PROJECTS Will prove .uccs.sful.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

Cssvp,Sa y SruiSss.- We lesSn sha,
there arv about three hsnar,d psr.oa.
nos assembled q, bailey Springs, and a
little ever that number ., Cooper. Wei.
The Montgomery White Sulphur springs,
Va, arr rsssivins rapidly the usual nsm.
Der VI fsshicnablss, insalid., &c.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

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fsss~ss*&o~1 lDsSton><
NufDN ADVANCED
iigfslihiiss sNsIo -.
sssts NJ tsswst.
sSHDys.N~
omar fxeffnsnsrs ~ 49,
sSaO,sH s~ysssWepS.StA



IA HH mtHH fffINs HFffsI a
.THs n 81 Hlh lhsl', hftxa. -
a. a. sssa ~ a1isna "A Iass6
shahfm msfkH nsks}j4y<k<s
tass 80 alss aags<5 = l(<>1s.
T6s laisi4 allls. fryu ~ 49, -
ffff aai h fha lsfsffaf4 N
stil ihsi On sf~l<t's~ M ~
afas ~ a. eJHlas Ing ~ ss& -
lA " ta4fH.
Iss aessai " n hs<flIiAss Nae 49,.
aifltx NJ . ~ tsses.
~ uaasanaem aHf ueessisas5 ssS-<~
"a = ~ 81 ~ Iaas Uasfse ~
saHea u si4rkA
tha mmlt llae vsa sisned % a, 4
ntf. hf fenefsls fast and t~sl|~s.<
'N~fiHfThs4.
# + sHpHlfiei fh#s IA Eormersss1 -
seif shslI hHf gate The Aiynsir ~
nni mllsstai ~,
ptts iuly 81 40 fss Hsnys~s -
o. sas.l 4 th# uiai sllga.
un iha NV lnai. The Austrian IT, -
pared " mglallAs ths rlsIs fsbspsj
iingani.
Lac daaih II King Usas. d.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

Cssiscss'A.- We have rccei,cd a supy
~ she "Nsrshsrn california; u .te
la Of Nay hast. Its a very Interesting
and sally gotten up sheet. published b,
81. wh,Fpls. At unicn, llambvIa, a
y. Tcr~s vi a year, in advance.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

c. Halls Journal " Health has come
y ssfcns against married people slecr.
lag Together Nov. VI generally agree
with Trend Hal on sueiests Of pahhc In
scrsss. has in these private nsirs hesscms
10 be very Ignorant. jus, shiak vt scya-
siing = ue~ " unmarried couple on q cold
water night. u cant b. did.
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additional fer,iss .,sss ssv .ssv>s,


Nav ioRg, july -. Tho r-ccsrsio, II
the account. Of The massacre NJ pesvsn
crested the must intense excitement q
Milan.
IN the ~ Day " July the Ieops spl
Cardinal %Anlouell, aud Col. Smith, %,
burned u oiigs on The Plaza PArmi..
II wa, reported that 1000 Ssuim;,
soldiers had repaired 10 Bologna. los n
purpose Of protecting that city, ne wells
% support the Provisional Go,eruwst
Mariini and D'Afogha had also repairs
TO Bologna.
The Young King 81 Naples. rrssut
leopold. on thu reception " tho new
The great ,ictnfy achieved ;, tho AllinG
Selterna, sent q special messenger o IN
Allied camp 10 congratulate tho vieloN
u Wa tumprcI chat m t.hsoy Extpsas.
binary would be s,n, by tho Ming u y.
PIES to tho Alhed camp; !, IL supposa
Tor tho purpose Of forming Nh alispr
with the uovc rnment ~ Sardinia.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

urfurItl SAN iutt Afunnst
os rnH Hirri tsp irssnsnr
liiiHl,b young NAN named
" Hm SOS 0H, "a NasbViiie, VIII
m u $3.50 iHr ulalltrs
attaId Ner. 81 ss.Ur. met with
au0 h iHo above road. Wed.
wl lal ruifh Rlifh vr regret 90
HialD Do tHr resulted lnu fatal man.
nrf lie was standing ou one NJ lho
Dar ~ ihe outgoing train leaning ilf.
word tn louk 40 a locomotive cnm.
ing up IN ME rear, when III. head camp
10 contact viih lhr oll water lanl.
situated nlnut two hundred yards
from lhe Depot. The rlrs rs tbis
iina bad attained considerable ,eluc.
iiy and the r]lnc1sslun vas sufficient
10 throw Mr. Nevsnm from the train.
luciurrr Bis skull 100 athuokine man
ucr. and also breaking his back IN ono
~ two places A. nuu as the aecl.
dent was discovered, the train va.
stopped and The unfortunate man con.
lcyrd 10 The depot, whcfr every at.
leniicn was bestowed upon him by The
Mod hearted officer. Of The road. Mr..
NsNsDm's friends were a. oncc IN.
formed IT The accident, and yesterday
morning several 81 them had arrived
and We're IN attendance at Nj, bedside
NJ To the time If biz death. which
i%rauspired a one O'Clock las, evening.
Munyfn Raii,fia. nj asi.
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BOARD OF POLIW


NWERk will b. a Special Tsru6D
Board Of Police Of Pamela c.
held 1t the ceurs-houss IN The eou
Pamela. an Mandsy. tie lse dayU9k
gust neat. The Beard will ihes 49,
ail such business - has hesA suofe
lrt. IN that day, and sny ~
that may then hs rsc.esssd. -.
w order II bis s1lusss. kcsoco
Wedge. President q sstd Nod.
july y, isjs.
v. p. wv01SEN, O.
Jsiy q, ls5s. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

'issi'a % ussFwis There were forty
Eve deaths IN Nsmphis. Tor the ssss esd.
ias IN SATURDAY last. " this number
hissa ssre caused by sas-.,ssks, and
isssssss d the Others vsrv Of infants IN.
ice '~e y~fs Of age The city Is esesia.
ef'a sa''s hssisAy, Tor the season, ~ssksa.
IA has esss. ,, sseh oppressive hsss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

THr M,ns.-we reviewed q copy d n
southern Georgian. la', Saturday, dasa
JinsAry 9th, 1852. Ns,hisg No. bh
!, cH'ns by Uncle Sans fast coaeh~1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

fAys'eisss, Shoes psaisses sas
psssssss are ''ssrely sr,si.- will Do veil
70 tied the earl a this weeA's paper
IRON Ds. Nei.suaea, ssstins a ssyd 10.
,t'sss for transfer.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-27

Real 1DtO~
DuRsUANr 10
i CcsN u psacls CsuoM
dersd st the Ssiy I'm.
The sud<ssiQDed, udmiI vCVUpe 80
minissruevta II the eses.s u ~
Wright, decesrsd, susAegt og1m0~
y ~ Cssst d the Ten eo11ulg
s.ll Tie teal estate bslossiae . ~ Ia
OF ssss dsees~sa, viii, & 1aeue1Mo
W day = SgpeRaber. vttQ. 0MR
ises Of - eseeasei, vitht1ku1011
pssseea - cets fst ssls tgtAo&trnmoD
der, AZ psblIe veotue. h 49, 49,
ssslsei4 pyuunao hlnw1A
lively ~ Tie IL ~ H.
1861 ssd ls62, IT, iSl1ostn
and bsins b tAsCouov =
saia, - bslssslue -
ssssisa 1RSq k09m
esssaiaieD q ss1 - BGl4
ncse - ~ Nm~0
nuss give t(n6&m I16Unoo
Psas. I'M dles,vtlh ~ -
~4&AR112eSIl
eggY wkt0l1T. A1ninjeeee
.'s','N'' -
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\ grcai fortune in the hands u a
fool il great misfortune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
printing.

yards, CIRCULARS, POSTERS, snd every
~ description Of JOB PAINTING in good Style 8. low prices
for CASH. at PHAiR Co.'S, Nc. 2. beckmAst
CARDS-Sl per thousand Circulars, in guam.
~ titles 50 thousand Bill Heads 81 50 Tean,
N ECKLERS Printips OfiCe No. q Fulton-st, N. Y.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hsf price).-
IL Wedding Homo Note. Pap-rs, &c, &C. ousii
Bill Heat Purtrzs &c NJ kELLN'S g. atoos N Y.
WIN. EVERDELL s. SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w o.. ~ ", Wedding. Visiting and Business Card En-
ersveIs. stsones Steam Job PTaies Lthosaph-.s sae
Label Manufactures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
6ouses ano farms t1)ante6.

A FARM WANTED.-I will EXCHANGE
n fr,t-rse HOUSES In South Brooklyn having ali ths mos
Ell improvements water &c for good, welmpoved FAkM
Send full description BY letter ony: 49,
D. ~ BALDWIN, No. 10 PaIkrow, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

"ALLACKs THEATER.
w TaE RUSH TO SECURE PLACES
CROWDED STATE 70 ~ THE rHsA1Es,
to SC. THE RUN .1d IT,. Rival. -. s f5.s
.ss .isDe he, vii theIsfr
ro-srcH r. R REpkHspp oo.s
Third tine IL -four iyt IL ROAD TO RUIN.
L0"h tine GREAT CAST
M Is,..r Harry psfa.os
Hr " ", ssIty
M s..........''''''' Si,y
Mr.
Nr ..ss.......-.....'''''nu So
Mr J.eo5
MI You3g ,yiI,n,
Mr.. Vernon ~.
Mis- G.uDo3. Jsany
Mis- JANA TIee'''''' THe oscHEsfaA
under the 'H''a0I M r. ROBERT sToEPEL
To conclude with l5s Iny nm, ia IL T F;s1s o.
II which Mr. slo.p M Fo,d NJ. Moore. Nj Levers, Mn
slssp' MI; Yo9ss and n.. Henf'''' viii appear
With the same great cas-
shh sioof' " UiI BE- The mkt reyiv, of
u ,,,, Of INTEREST Fun. a.. sd'' HISTORY, vi;n
entirely new sppoil tm-nts is 10 active prepas;i'n-
p"of. open per, q: O'clOci; e. ~ o'cleck
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BRILLIANT SUCCESS
ORIGINAL MORAL DRAMA
Written expressly for this AussOu ~ j. ccn"sJ "'o' "A
OF the most thrilling nCves s r, nres1i
OFT OF THE DEPTHS
OUT OF THL DEYTgs.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
OUT OF TIE DEPTHS.
OUT OF THE DEPTHS ,
AnABsORBING SENSATIONAL ROMAhCE OF f,c;,; !,
hs, gotten up vita great care and thorough ha 1o
Acts, and will be repea"d -
WEDNESDAY, Z 5, 1889 $1,000,
EVENING, q. u O'Clock.
ACT INVADING IN"
ACT L." WADING M
ACT IL" WaDING IN"
ACT Ii" DEEPER AND DEFER
ACT II.-"DEEPER AND DEEPER
ACT III DEEPER AND DEFER
ACT Ili.-"OUT OF THE DEPTHS"
ACT Ill" OUT OF The DEPTHS"
ACT Ill" OUT OF TIE DEPTHS"
A GRAND BALLET DIvERTISSEMENr,
In which the sisters HsDDanaud Adeons Will appear a. wei
m, Nis,es w .lby, PsrtIng'"n Juie.te &C. .
Tbs ARAB GIANT. feet high q old and weighing
4e pounds the Aqara Happy Family Trunk Of Tree
from the Mount Of Olives, &c Admaace @3ci ohIaen'
under ten I3c Psrquet lSc. extra
THEATRE FR RAM dl No. ,s Ss5 Broadway
DEBUTs DE LA C0NPAGNIE FRANCHISE,
Sans IA direction de Mons. c. SAGE.
Ter Repre- seutation de
PAR DR0lT DE CONQUETE,
Comese aces du Theatre rancsig
Nine Fred MsnDsen. nigtet, Tsot AlPbonss, he'ianes
Adolphe Leoni Anger L. K,rsch A. Darcy Antomette
TAMBOUR BLATANT
Joue par Nile. A. Darcy l.. ksrsch. ct Mons lngnst
On cOnlIneDcero a hsure, mein' TN quart
LIE Bureau de location ougert enoi de neurs da MAIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCES.-The Bo

Il
~ OF Commissioner Of he CentrAl PAX 60 ora1a
No snmsi sta travel part Il me eeatis. ~.
Files &C boar Per,o1s bareback shall no. A's. %
iice,- % equestrian road, 6: rate exeee'is VA
No vehicle shall Be permitted on tse sis' o.
road the being devoted eXclustve!y ~ ~
,hs vesic horse or sna. 81 eaiaS Cher c.rsss
ard and upon such places IS srs apPP
No sna OF vehicle permitted to ant uPon the
or csrri.r- roads Of Central PARK OF sny par
sh.l aay per,on upon the Ceotra Fax 'oici' OK i"'
80 - ~, ns-. ~ re Csusl PART r the purpose Of t.sinz
in her pser rcrs PERSONS than hose eaed 70 re
by aid coach carriage OF vehic- .,, sr AL. p,op n.
NJ person sLsl expSse any SIee OF Ihs - - c.
C.r,r, P.rk except previously licensed by the oosro OF
not rrs Of the ark sss A1y hawking or psdans
omn;sa, cart dray wagon truck other vehicle carr!
irs roods merchandise, msnqre e OF othef 1-icr' %
used Cor the carriage Of goods, nrsohanfss msneie o
articles SHALL be allowed to sner any par. OF the Cenaa fS
The transverse rcads
abusive insulting ndec eut ngisse shah be
allowed Central Park whereby breach OF n- Pae may
M rrsons .ha be allowed 70 tell for-u2es play
r,. IL csn,- a. or with any table INSTRUMENT OF gsnng noe
Indecent whateEe tins Centfs rst
In cas-. OF a. enerercy wners life prope, endar s.red
al persons required do By the Superintendent OF Any Of
h. ASSISTANTS sss from the portion Of the Ce.r RAJ.
specified BY Superintendent ." his assistants ard eAh on
II. uu,. permission IL giy-z 20 return =
TIE above ordinances adopted sad passed meeting Of
the Board OF Commissioners Of the Cent?. Para duly convened
10 obder &c % Ia. requirement. ened An &C, Tor
the regulation and government OF tee Cen!A sA IA tns w ~
ss.'d Ap e IA a . hs
above ordinances; :, ~
b-fs he Hsyor Recorder ssy Asg,ate OF the City OF
h-w Yok BY hge not exceeding hy dollars. aaa m ae'.' Oil
payment BY impfi.e bmen' no. exceeding 'D4'S aa''
By order Of tie Board .un,,v IT oRrry
President Of the Board Il corn.sionefs Of the Ceu.a Pax
Datt New York. Sept. u 1859.
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Danrina Araoemies.

A DODwORTHs DANCING Academies.
IA No. sec Broadway New York
No. Isl Moatsxa place, Brap>ip
New York IN WEDNESDAYS snf SATURDAYS. o~nGns
rs Sept 81 Bs.okyn on TUESDAYS sad FRIDAYS -
menciIs Oct 4. FHF
Priva. cl.ss for Lsiiss a. II ,cl. for cairea
For Gentlemen ct P m
F.miies private classes and schooi classes attended
Circulars may be hss At either Of the Aosdsfnie&
T. FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMm
Es NO 50 WEST nth ST, NEW YORK =
NO " CLINTON ST., BAoOKLYN.
The above Academies ~ open IL New fort on the ss -
.ob-r and IN Brookl, o on the llta u October.
Pupils Join any time The Quarter oonmecoss ~
Of entry for further psr.iculsfs 0rcalsu can be bad -
Acsdeuiea sorees given asaA Schools md private O.
attended
MN PererO desrss direct s.s-ution 70 hs wo -
In oourpe Of publication entitled rhs History Of Dsnct1a
the Figures Music aud secessary ny,racdon for he Pa1
nance of ne Modern Dsnces TIE work vtn b ~
about the 18th October and be had OF any d Tie p
Aookselecs also Ct the Academies Of the Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Aouses tf, Get.

4 FIRST. CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE, to
"A LET IN South Brooklyn most pleasantly sua;ec- Tee
House baths no: aud cold water throughout sd az
o.sr m ,oern improvements AID C0Ur cars Apply
by letter only ID W. BALDWIN No. ~ PafS-row' n. L
yINO LET, with STEAM POWER.-A Well
Lighted Room s7x20 second floor, To be-; win ste'm
Power at No $50 Horsto-s- A. CoNO'Eh 10.
Y1NO LEASE-Tbe UPPER PART of the 5-story
4 white r.rbls BUILDING No 30 srosdway Apply =
WILLIAM TAYLOR Nc Ss aroasvsJi OF 10 JOHN xA''
IOR. No SIS Brosdvay
ITO LET-An elegant Front aud Back PAkLOH,
with folding aud Rodgers dry goods store
No. $40 Bow.Iy. Possession Immediately
TNO LET-A 4story English-baseuent HOUSE,
q fee. vide dessbly loca,eo in the upper and ives part
Of the CIV The viii be ip Board With prvae
sue re.pon,bs family liberal will bs made Ad
dren n ID 1ritune Ofhce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05
Boots, 6boes, &r.

AT JONES', Nos. 10 and IL Ann.st., "a
n V,sDcb Cslf DRESS BOOTS; 81 80 Double Sole WAIEk
pe00g ROOTS Please cag and them before purcbanns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

UINIvERSITYG Grammar School reopensd IL Px
~ mary. Commercial snA cAssfss pepsstmena ssPt n n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.
IL INTERNATIONAL ART RESTITUTION
No 6si Broad gay. correr Of ft5-st
Open from 10 ~ 10 10 p IN Admission ,, cenis
Amous las. arrivals ,he most attractive works viz
Pert n Ost,nd, by And Ach.nbach
D.,d,moua aud OH, 10, b Chr. kohler.
Coast 81 Genoa by Ii. stock
Rsphses DISCIPLES in the Vatican. BY Thie pupil Of
Leutxe.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, Of WORK
Il EIGHTEENTH SEASON 1859 o-Tae Concerts and
R.hearsas this will take place a. toe ACADEMY OF
MUSIC Flint Public Rehearsal WEDNESDAY, Oct. Il a.
81 O'Clock Subscription received in the Mg.ic Sores Of
Mesrs Scbarnb-;g Luis No. 100 Broadway; c Breasnk
No 7OI Broadway, NJ Walker No Fultor BIookyG,
or by L. Spi.r, Secretary, No 55l 5roope- At
BY CIDER, L. SPIEa, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

ESTABLlSHED 50 YEA2S.-We ~
IL make the Patent % Pianos or Pianos with AnsA..
but We 90 make good, substantial and wsrtsnsec gx|
gnRrI 81 excellent tone and action PRcs W. n
other particulars Instruments recommend shcnseiva -
enc see.
FIRTH POND Co No SAL BroAWu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

EAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
IL NOW OPEN AT PALACE GARDEN,
- ~ IA st.. near 6.nav.
FROM O'CLOCK A. u CNTIL 10 Pm.
In the MAIN HALL, under the GREAT TENT and IN the
MACHINE ARCADE be day and evening
choice articles of inventive genius laborsavns machinery IL
every department industry for and ornament scEding
eight Steam Engines all representing new improvements an1
Ericon's CaloIic Engine excu,iVey with bot sir
THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Contains ict varieties Of ,n,r,
FRUITS FLOWERS and VEGETABLES.
During evening experiments viii De ns1s with Wilson'S
and fsdipe1 apparatus for nssntsneously lighting the two
hundred gas burners ID main saloon ~ electricity.
FAWKESS STEAM PLON,
Which plows in u minutes 70 which premium o.
81 500 and gold medal Of honor awarded BY tbs u 8
Agricultural Chicago Illinois be 'een IN motion
from 10 to IL and 10 O'clock. -, g, 81,
10 profit BY this splendid Exhibition.
DODWORTB'S BAND viii perform every evening.
ADMISSION, Is GEMS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-13

ARREST OF FORTUNE TELLER.-On Fri
day last the police of Pittsburg arrested an
astrologist" called Madame Willis, with
several aliases. The Gazette says:
The police went to the house, aud there
they foundlpiles of all sorts of things. There
were books which tell the fate of all luck
less or unhappy lovers; books on palmistry;
on fortune telling; on dreams; on marriage,
and Others of more questionable. character
even. In a drawer they found a couple of
dollars or so in counterfeit halves or quarters
for which, doubtless, somebody has learned
his or her future fate. There was bundle
of bills or posters at least half bushel,
which give the various names under which
Madame Willis has practiced upon the Gre
dulity of the gullible in the various cities
and States in the Union. There were also
four pictures painted on pasteboard, about
six inches by eight. These were the pic,
lures of nice young men who were promised
to susceptible maidens as the reward for
their patienceand confidence in the celebrat-
ed astrologist. Amongst the letters found
by the police, was one from young man
| in New York, who proposed to employ Mad
anne Willis to marry him to some young
lady of fortune. His object is to better bis
fortune, and on condition that she will DO
what he desires, he will pay her one per c. on
the fortune of the lady whose hand she shall
obtain for him. The paraphernalia was quite
imposing. A large box was found, into one
end of which the curious visitor looked
through a magnifying glass at the picture Of
the future husband or wife. The picture
being introduced at the other end of the box
the mistress of the ceremonies, having pre-.
pared herself flashed upon it some colered
flame, such as is seen in show pieces on tho
stage, and the anxious body having seen tht
elephant" paid the fee and was content
Madame Willis, when brought before the
Mayor, admitted that she knew the whol'
thing to be cheat. He fined her S25, an,
discharged her, she giving her promise faith
fully TO leave the city within twenty-tou
hours. r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-13

MAILING LETTERS AT THE CARS The
privilege allowed of mailing letters at the
cars has been so much abused at many
points upon the lines of railroad, that the
Postofice Department has found it necessa-
ry to issue a circular to route agents on the
subject. Hereafter they are TO receive only
such letters as they have reason to believe
were written after the usual hour for clos
ing the mail at the local postoffice, and also
such as could not, with ordinary diligence,
have been mailed at the poStotfice in time
for the outgoi=g mail. The Washington
Constitution says that the "mailing of let
tiers in any considerable number by route
agents necessarily occupies the time which
they should devote TO the careful distribu-
ton and delivery of way matter, and is
likely TO interfere with the more perfect
discharge of their dutiaS. Another impor.
tant consideration is the effect il has upon
the income of local offices, in diminishing
the commission of those offers where the
letter should properly be mailed. There is
much complaint from postmasters of this
evil. EaAt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-13
s@ A Washington correspondent of tn

s@ A Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says: 1.T
"The administration is daily receiving
letters from all parts of the country, repre-
senting that its recent manifesto, denying
protection to adopted citizens abroad, has
produced the most disastrous effects on the
party. All through the west this feeling is
strongly expressed, and it is believed that
thousands of votes, will be lost, from this
cause in the August elections. Leading
Democrats write that this declaration not
only extinguished all their hopes of gain by
the Massachusetts, Amendment, but driven
away numbers of the truest party men, who
consider they have been misled and de-
ceivedp -H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-13


The red and yellow leaves come slowly
fitting down from the trees around the old
homestead, the song is all gone ont of the
woods, the Snowfakes fall white over the
cornfelds; there is great autumn fire in
the wide chimney, the red Goals glow upon
the hearth; the old man and his wife sit to-
together in the flush Of the home twilight
the wooden clock on the mantel ticks,
steadily on; and the old folks look out at
the window, and up through the leafieSs
branches of the trees, which they sat out
when they were both young and strong (;
they see, as they look, the stars in the clear
heavens; they know this is the place where
they have often laid down quietly to rest
perhaps the only place; and 50 hopefully and
trustfully they bid the world good night,
and lay them down to their last long sleep.
Old folks, you who have homes in the
country, never leave them to die in town.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-13
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