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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
ION WORK.

.+.,sIve additlOns q New Type, Cuts,
srfsai 80. Cards. SC, made 20 the "AdveF-
ihEa p-I-,nto be able % turn out Job Work in
0-e s..e9b y anyoeice. The proprietor being
fun'a h1mself, and having in his employ an
z rrgericnoe Fancy job Printer, Is de-
mi done in The execution Of job Work.
GuGbf Fosters latest improved Card
i f1uls 81 IN CoIOrs, Bronze Work, &c; will
80 ,,nee will be promptly attended 20,
ss7 Fs. : sye abstraction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
MISUNDERSTANDING Sale.

PURSUANT TO the order Of the Probate Court OF Ne
mahs county, / James N. Kelley. administrator to the
Estate Of the late Oliver P. Kelley. will oher for sale
20 the highest bidder, at the C1lce Of the Probate Judge
OF said county in BrOwnville, on Saturday the 4th day Of
June A. ID. 1853. between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. n.
and 4 p M, the following described property, tO-Wif -
One quarter section Of land known at the SOUTHEAST
quarter Of Section No. %, in Township Nc. s, North Of
Range No. Is, East; and one large bay mare.
JAMES N. KELLY.
Nav 9Th -Ab-Ak 45
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
l. NcGary, Esq.

sc bis advertisement in another col
He offers some valuable property
rae, at bargains. We are sorry Nc.
The Texas fever; and hope he may
Eodude the climate here sufficiently
nrm 20 suit him before September.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

In mis- Territory, coming from various
as ss,s s.. S,sss sosse, aS 10 S VS. iss d RsSss 8.
$3.50 they could see q copy Of the "Ad-
---frnvs send specimen copy, and persons
c-nsider il = solicitation 10 become . resu-
--attT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Money Wanted.

ALL PERSONS inteb'ed to I T. WHITE & Co, whether
by note OF account will be so kind as TO take notice that
the claims Of that firm are now in the hands OF the
undersigned for collection, and mUst be paid. Each and
every person. indebted to that firm. who docs not by the
first day If June either pay his debt or give to US in
person some substantial reason for a longer indulgence,
will be proceeded against by legal process.
M'GARY * HEWETT.
Brownville. May Sd, 1856. A5At
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

Just a little the neatest gentlemen's
neck tie, now out, can be had at Crane &
Hills. By the accustomed liberality of
Theodore, we are enabled to speak know
ingly.
C. s. H. have the past week received
an additional lot of new goods. Some of
the neatest prints we ever saw
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
s,,shers, Movers and Reapers

!. ,,oiher column will be found the
5senepi Of KINesLANDs & FEReU-
[, G, Louis manufacturers Of the Cele-
Z "a Cox & Roberts Patent Thresher
\ Cleaner" and "Many's Reaper and
Trrsf.n We have had frequent en-
s,1ss made US in regard to such agri-
unl implements. We now take pleas
il referring to Messrs. X. & F. The
,hpes offered by them are undoubted-
De best 10 use.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
improvements OF the LeEee.

DR.. M'PhersOn has put a heavy force
at work on the Levee, grading the same.
The Doc. is determined things shall be
sin shape" down about the steamboat
landing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
.,-.,-oska Advertiser" h1

aVebraska Advertiser" having
zss. circulation of any paper in
'nea wholesale Merchants in st.
, 4s To.euh. Cincinnati and other East
where Nebraska merchants pur-
VII ind no better advertising medium
western cOuntry-2
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

JUDeE WHITNEY has just dug out the
foundation for a fine large building on
Main Street, next to the Banking House
of Lushbaugh & Carson. His heads
all right"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
New Seed.

We have received from the Patent Of
ice through our worthy Delegate FEN
MA F~rRcUsoE, a small supply of a new
seed the Nary Bean" Those who wish
10 prOcure the seed, can do so by calling
aiihis Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Returning.

From daylight this morning there has
been almost a continuous train of Pixies
Peakers coming in to this City. Many
who went over other routes are making
for this, the nearest point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

lhe Steamers Omaha, Isabella, Flor
,A'e are on their way from ST. ST. Louis
to tins place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

Who wants to rent a fine residence?-
See the advertisement of D. L. McGary,
Esq.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Thanks,

10 the United States Express Company
" hles Of papers three days in advance
mails; the ST. Louis Republican of
Wy before yesterday. Quick time, that.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Pairing Stone.

~ never saw finer paving stone than
.e being put down by Mr.. ArmatrOut.
Asy are obtained within the corporate
'@Hs Of Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Barber Shop.

Barber Shop.
Mr.. Buchanan Mcdaniel has opened
a new barber shop on first stree between
Main and Water. Call around, he will
Shave you all when the water gets warm
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

In a company Of returned Pixies Peak
ers yesterday, we met three Typos from
GAINESVILLE, Wis. They had been to Fl.
Kearny, only.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19

0'OOIW0NW AOFIEO'y'
By the sixth section OF an Act Of Congress, entitled
can Act making appropriations for the current and
contingent expenses If the Indian Department &c.
approved 2Sth February. 1859, provision is made for the
sale OF the lands lying between The line surveyed by
John c. Mccoy IN 1887 and 1888. and the western born-
dairy uf the Half Breed Reserve, as specified in the 10th
article Of the treaty of p -airie du CHEN Of 10Th July,
1880, an. the proceeds If the sale are directedt to he paid,
10 the extent Of SI,25 per &C e. to the Secretary Of the
Interior. for the use of the Half Breeds entitled to the
same. Therefore all persons interested are desired 10
take notice that p~re-empticn claimants who had rot
perfected their claims prior to the 2Sih February, 1859,
wi. l be required to pay for their claims in lawful money
of the United States. and that Bounty Land Warrants
will not be received m satisfaction of claims TO lands
lying between said lines. or any Of the smallest legal
subdivisions belonging TO any claim which may extend
beyond or be cut by the said westernmost line
G.. II. NIXON. Register.
G.. B. SMITH, Receiver.
Brownville. March 81, 1858 n4O-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Public Notice

To Presumption Claimants claiming lands
betsOeen The McCoy Line and Treaty
Line, lying betreen the tro Nemdha
Rivers on the Half Breed Reservation,
.NebTdSba TerritOru,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-19
Notice to Pre-Emption claimants

COMMISSIONS or the General Land once.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

IA fs-1shss ~ - Ssee1 le1slsl~s
zee ~ t<fsDas u ; tls>>Qor - N
~ ts@{ ~ sst<s ~ ssllv<ad
afN ~ n.ftst. - fvllts ~
sfaesaf Il sssmshf, fHfemhsd ~ ~
AAft sHsHplfyf
w. | aah,W e ~ yssls ali,
from nag " Al m
lsss ffnse syflst W " ~ yasss
~, ffsm sf.4ig - Al 800
Ulflf fFem ~ q " gsafs ehl,
Hi1iG 10 Ht.IfH
vfif ffym iIle II yswssli al
Ufg " fIsI0y,
blys from A. 70 ~ Pears tli,
.ft gi0 h ffA15
nnss tis~ boy II 70 ~ yssn IN,
efB75
ny from ~ 70 u yss,s "a, o.
900 n Al gp
Lhsly families, snI aI'o hogs and
flfls, s6mmsad VI n pfiefs, = there
sre sesefsI rsnismee In msftss whs
en- purchasing ~ Hrif sen FIshas'
hona IN lhs Fsalh % Mifhmgnd
H''psi'h,
W. sahdef rhal HE price Of Con.
ros (h'sJr IN Hiehmphd
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Heading maiisf On sisfj pare.
PERSONAL


! hall leave home 90 ~ muffuw anl
hg absent several weeks. ,tr lnnl stl
tite htfss " ILe "siaf' during NJ, ~
oee. Ny partner, ,'eotpe =, %luoie,
lsl, sill DO II hume aBi attend 10 ntl
lNfal basinos. that our clients mas ~
Iaife. Letters on business. connected
With the printing ofiee mus, 10 directed
70 "the ldiiot u The STAR" and ihuse
~ regard 10 the law bushes. to "wafI
a Foaie,' ~ no letter addressed TO me IN.
lisidaally will be- opened until my 10.
turn.
! shsll purchase a new anil larger press,
with an entire new itr., Tor the Star, be
Tore return, and enlarge tho paper.
THIS will cost ,De some i've hundred dol.
lara, aud hope the people Of Pamela
count, will properly appreciate my II.
iof,. 10 publish a newspaper every va,
worthy Of their patronage. II each one
II oar Subscriber. would Try, they could
increase our subscription IL, very much,
wi'hou, any trouble 10 themselves. I'm.
yo1r aeighbos 10 take hoi, county pa.
der. a, 4. wAEli.
"Wednesday, August ~, 1859.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

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o. Dbl hui q p.Hy lha latsi symgiam
# z plfhsHa A. Thai, ana appaaisd
% lte dahee ttd ihe rafiuf a. nSeiY a.
Htral ~ fgHhr men, n eonflf, fai
lHHtlHf hHi ihsi efsfffhlhg eas ha
lhg plai ai strictly according 10 llegle.
When lhf hhh day afdsfd ihe bills ~
he lwu quests fun Mississippi xefe
DIZZY stliled N, and lhelf n,iaes feg
lsiefed ~ The stage that evening
The stage aftiFnl hefafe he door and
passengers vefe called H. Mis- Lucy
eaine tripping down The stars fnun
her fu0m az light ~ q dear gaielie,
and wtni lnip The paflr where q large
cnHcuufw II "ladlea faif" were Assem-
blel Win q graceful couflesy and
q levilehifF smile. she SEATED herself
Al The pinnoi and afina few ppllml
nary mites played and sang. % The a..
Constituent n her audience
~ . body nee, a body coming through
ihH fye,
u . body his body should q body efy.''
Al The e%onrlu.lon, with q polite how
IL The ladies'. Miss Lucy and her more
ihan friend stepped Into the stage
and we're driven away.-Oyo,d Lie,.
rHfB,
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B 4 R } c E
AT Pamela!
- W

A BARBECUE will be- given II Pamela
"A on MONDAY NEx1, the I'D inst,
IN honor u lion. JOHN J. pEITuS, Dem.
ocratie nominee for ooycrnor. The PEG.
plc Of the County are respectfully request.
81 to attend. The ladies are especially
invited 10 be- present on the occasion.
Tho following Committees ara appoint.
cd.
Committee Of Irritation Col. John
u. fiscF, Hon. ". J. Widen, A. N. Ray.
burn. E.sq., Rev. j. j. Meek.
Committee Of isfdngemenis:- Major
james l.. %lloolc, uol. Ihaddeus u. lan.
dclph, John W, Ward, A. J. Browdcr,
Henry Love, J. Il. Brodbcck, John Carter,
Sd. Goforsh, y. Ilulihan.
Committee Of Attendance On T;abie.-
DIR. Il. =. Weaver, John W. Ward, Col.
Y. l.. Hurt, james A. Vaughn, DR.. VIM.
Edwards, Bob Crosier, u. 4. Broome,
Col. Thomas y. Wilson. Col. Munroe
Wallace, John 7. Mathews, Col. W. Y,
Potts, Bob Aston, James Randolph.
Marshal u ihe Dsy;-Dr. d. A. Kin.
chnloe.
Assistant Manhais ,-Cols. Freeman
u. lrby, n. J. benson.
Committees are requested 10 meet In
Pamela on Saturday next, nth inst.
Angus, Il, 1850. 3O-li.
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Aneg'o man ~ ,ie name Of John, prop.
efiy u little'. estate, cut his throat, IN
our town, on last sunday morning,
through Jealousy VI his wife, auspioonel
Of iaiihlessne... John, after attempting
10 sever his lugular, ran fOr the Woods,
and after diligon, search WIS made fur
him, was found on the uycs bank, ptob.
ably Intending q plungc Into the nrbid
waters Of the tOfluous lallahalch,o. lie
finally wisely concluded 10 10 home, and
lc, gnef, Ike q worm in the mud, feed on
his damaged cheek. bic was not serious.
ly injured not too much TO Keep him
from working On Monday. We DID not
learn whether be sent the fraiI fair n
bach her wedding ring, broken d IL SICK.
les.
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" A man ealing himself pr. Hank.
inson. and living IA elegance q. NJ. rs
West Thirteenth It,, y. u, where he ear
Iies IN q thriving business In dispensing
lo~se-pcwdsrs. obscene books, s.csel. for
transmitting the hascr metals into gold,
and other labuloas schemes, 81 great 10.
cuniary profit. va- taken into custody
lie was held IN the .um Il ~ 900 to a
sscr q complaint of false prctcnccs, pre-.
ieftcd by caa Of his dapes.-N. U. True
Dniia.
It u thus, time anil after time. tina,
people have been hambuggcd by these
Northern quacss and caich.rcnniss. DR..
liansiuscu has had his advertisement IN
the star for nearly two months past. II
was sent US for publication by Mr. llor-
are Shaw, Advertising Agent. New York.
We hope I, may be the last Of that kind
If adseftis,men. with which we mar he
guided. Although the time for which Il
WAS inserted has not expired, w throw !,
ca, from our columns, determined 10 pub
lish no more suspicious looking 'sds..,
come from whom they may. We hope
tia, none u our readers have besa sss.
Ken IT. by the gilded Doctor Of Is wsss
Thirteenth s,rsct, n. Y.
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The Democracy have carried both
branches ii The Legislature. The
Louisville journal. Of Saturday, pub.
fishes the returns from a given mum.
her Of counties. and SAYS.
The majority of Magonin In The
above counties Is isg0. The same
counties gave lse,ill 50sl majority
The counties yet TO he heard from
gave ke,ill COLL majority; not count
ing lsicher aud Mclean. which we're
nol retups8
Inc contest for Congressman has
resulted In u drawn battle, as follows:
list Dlsirict-ll.nry e. Burnett. Dem.
ID bisirist-samuel q. Pcyton. Dem.
III District Francis NJ. Brisiow. Opp.
ith u s,rict-Wm. q. Anderson, opp.
9th District. Young brown, Dem.
9TH District G'rccn Adams, Opp.
7ih Distrlct--Iobt Mallory. Opp.
sth DisIrlei--To BE- contested.
Hih Distrlet-T.aban 4. Moore, opp.
10th Disirict--J. W. Stevenson. Dem.
leach party has live. The Ash.
land District. carried by fraud, Is to
be contested.
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aiei m ihs 0ir.aflam n go nul.
fess HH Oasel ihaf laatll,h anI
mnalNal fifsm iufp ns forest una
returned ssl ln been dlmesie sisi.
fhile lbo 1lh'tn fasalng "sll os.,
W presume.
lhe ahatr fliiomsnl vas mai 70 u.
J q reliable Demotlai, living h. M,
aslshtelhead aal eft feadsf. NIT fa.
urpn \ NJ hbliam,
W satmi the ease 81 rol %raHnl.a.
editor Vt ihg Neksbag Wig, far sulu.
lion
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

NsrrsE's Woxxs.-c. ". Wright, Pro.
lessor Of Chemistry in the keaiack,
school u Medicine, writes from Nam.
moth Cave. July 18th, to the Louisville
Courier, a fall description Of a portion 81
tho cave fccenIly explored for the arss
time, Which, icr extent, grandeur aud
sublimiiy. rs much exceeds the Mammoth
Gave as the latter exceed. amy cave here.
.ofefc discovered. The following es,tac,
mentions a wonderful discovery,
"uu the right bsuk " the river M,.,e.
rum nm ascnnc atise- which contain. the
mos, magnificent solssct,op of ~,talacli,us
ever discovered. This avenue Was OK.
rlcrcd for q distance II three and q half
miles without discovering a TERMINUS
Al this point In the Explorations. . s,ai.
arm,sc vas discovered, which !. . perfcct
statute Of ten. Washington In military
costume. The stone u which ,hi. na,u.
raj static Is composed IL - white ~ stat.
usry marble and Is exceedingly ecsnpaes.
" Washington Avenue ,s the name conferred
upon this portion 81 the Cave"
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hzaD, on ! thursday, dune Ilih,
lNjl, aesf Panols, w the net. Jsmes W.
BATES, GtURuE v ROUTES. " N,
louis, Missouri, 10 Mrs. q. y. vASCE,
" pinoia roauiy, Mississippi.
NJ. Louss aud Memphis papers please
copy
With The above notice W. received a
goodly share u delicious cakes and .
bottle Of excellent native wine. A eouple
Of friend. joined US In drinking 10 The
health and happiness. Of the happy pair
May The stream Of their ms'uring Iifa
Forever flow, ! blissful sunlight. lhro'
A fairy scene with glad,ome beauty rife,
A. ever greeted the snrap,ur'd ,fewi
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NEW ADvERrIsgnIHrs.

Me'sr'. u. A. PARKER A Son prc.ca,
,hcis card TO u readers this week. We
Aaow the senior u the trm. He'll 10,
and we've NJ ioats his son will.
Nsssr.. Ssrs,tsn, Mepnaa a Co.,.
Their sdvsr,issmsn, ian be found anis,
the head Of "Ncw Advertisements.
Theirs 10 we'll established house. The,
know all about cotton. Try them.
A. J. Warren a Gu, Of Memphis, o6sr
a large lot Of rich jswelry, watches, slosls,
Se. II would be well for those u our
'eadets, visiting the city, who wish ans.
thing In Ales.s.. warrva 4 uo.'s line, To
give then . trial.
Read the new legal notices In this wesl'.
star. They u'Il 'ussrcs, ysa, probably.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

~ feF4mnHlf Hians, adfailFmflis.
Hfd albsf mslg lslssasf iaf psbh ailea
hh papfi, maa NJ difafi,i N ~
ihfts 10 iHs ritHs sfss,l iaii,a#
n N y Mad, ~ no idia afafiff ~
w pdraidg HH ~ ynsd ~ wv aA
Uafs pom paBoia MH Wip
AataH ., 1850
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

ey For twc or three weeks there has
mot BEEN . SERMON preached in Usfcri.-
u V ssppcsei tia, our ministers consider
ne people good enough sithsa, prcsssinr.
Petasps they arr, tu, w.lhoa, having "a
eprsrssai'y 70 hear . sermon, men % svs
et,sa Fvnescer The Sabbath and ks~p Il
holy stssd Aesesry, liza.
Isss sss ''ss.s What hes become Of
all the rr-ssAer,' Have ,hsy rcne 10 The
Srriasss
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Rangers Melee.

TAKEN UP by NJ. w. Wilt
bourne, near Pleasant Mount, 4
S,eers-one red, with n bell fAstche1 =
with a wooden buckle, star 10 the IN,
and marked by a holc and undssbis 1
each ear, ten years old. OnS red ~
white back aud belly, ssashsa VIII -
Oh the right ear and swallsw.ies q
split In ,he left, tho right horn 81, ~
years old; both appraised to as ~
and n large red aud white pidsd ~,
marked with i slope under each sas, ~
years old appraised 10 t2O w
p. D. JONES, Ranger P. G.
August Il. 1859. 3O-Sv,
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CT We are again indebted 10 our at.
,sn,i,s friend Uscrge Wilson, E,vress
Messenger. for another package Of Mes
York papers. They we're dated the l,h
I'VE received them on tho 18th. lIssw W
|rseSvsd, q the sane tine, BY nail, the
n. y. Exprv.s u fnda,, the lssh. new's
that, Ms. wilscaf Letting Uncle Ssn's
show nails bet ycur KzPrsss, sssp H.
stop nj
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aess Mas.-rhs editor Of the On.
''rla 'srssry mss. b. . psvslss isdivia.
ua' N he e'sssnisy. Ne selss~l~as.s
N |. hall dsscs separate paragraphs Ia
his lest issse, prssssis Of re.ss, pss<A~,
se., and ihvss BEETLES sf osni,sii rAisA
u 'Ass, Nsssss Brool. wehaves pcs;,s
10 eaisssse 10 Osfsri.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

O'Asssss. &e.-A. =. Warren ACc.,
Ms~PAiA. have . large end rich ss.sr,.
meat Of Inc ss.shss, diamonds, js~elry.
c'scAs. as. See their earl In another
e'Ia~n = this paper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

A'', IS. 'A's' r TAI u =
". ). MAIoSx. } burn, J. P.,on the ~
day Of July, 1850, In favor u said ~
,'age and agains, the Estate Of ssid n.
). Malone, Tor SIC 50, in the Jsslis9s
Court hold 1t Pamela, in the Couaiy 4
Pamela and State Of Mississippi. Ths1e
PENDANT Is hereby notified that unlers u
appears in said Court Mt the next fsn
thereof, TO be held ut the Court nosoeh
Pamela. on the 81 Monday In Sepseubrs
1852, and plead to said action, jndRnee
will be entered and the property sold, -
judgment also rendered against B. X.
ney, o uarnishce ID this case.
A. N. RAYBuRN, it
August 10, 1859. 3O-4w.
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a good teacher Is wanted 10 take
charge Of the Male School In Pamela.
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~ NEAL Es1ATE
DlIisrAkf ~ 1psevss N ~ =.
hate Cyuss ~ rsssIa (sgslys
N Mssl.ipri, fsndessd N tke (92
1850, thereof. lh1 uhdefsleNe1
slDnef appointed w The saId Oowse
Term aforesaid. " ssll the real es(619
longing 10 The heirs N Jehs 4. NM. Z.
ceased, will. IN Monday lhs iNh w
september. 1859. within IaVfsI kese1. =
kafaks, IN .sld county and Ass(&. 49,
coed ~ oAer fuf snle 10 ths hIehSM ~
der, NJ public sendue, m a credit n Il
months from the DAY N sale, The tsIIse.
iaf lands. Isins and being In The Csve,
and State aforesaid, aud IeIonrIns 4 -
heirs, rifi The South half II ihs NssI.
west quarter " section Ten, Tessc,
Ten, Range tls West, Il. III
10. ' 10, II. . WI, containing sl1kly
acres, NOR. o. leas,
Purchaser must give hand. hearing n.
iefesi NJ y per cent. from date, viii rso<
security Tor the purchase money.
TIL. land was advertised Mad eesd
for sale on ihe III day " Avssss Inv,
bu, shr purchaser failing ~ sIvs bsst,s y
the law requires, II 10 necessary " ~,
!, advertised aud offered for saIc seaIs,
John =. HILL, Commissiosss.
August II, 1869. JO-lv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-08-17

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-21
THE FASHIONS IN PARIS.

p,RIS, October 29.--The style Of the first
empire is decidedly the prevailing tenden
~; but our celebrated court modesto, Mad
ane Fauvet, / Rue de Mnars. modies the
short waist and luifed sleeves thus render
ing them becoming and pretty. Asa dinner
dress, velvet will be worn. \ black velvet
costume. destined to figure at the approach
Ing ietes 1T CumpleSne, has q hall hi9h BODY
cut square across the front, and orBamen-
ted wllh narrow frills of black lace on an
emerald green satin piece which forms
\ in front. ut the edge 81 which the velvet
is arranged ~ n revers; each row OF lace ter
inmates with bow on the velvet reverS;
IN the middle Of this trimming there Is row
of small ribbon bows. The front OF the
black velvet skirt Is composed OF an spron OF
green satin. likewise covered with lrillS ot
black lace and bows of ribbon in the centre
and at each end; the lace frillS are drawn
around the bows which edge the apron. The
skirt is attached to the rounded and piiped
corsags i small fiat plaits, between these
large doubl. plaits, one OF which Is on each
hin and one behind. The sleeves have
three plats on the shoulder-pece, and are
terminated BY reyers OF green satin,
trimmed like the body with lace irllls and
bows. A row Of white lace decorates the top
Of the body, and one likewise falls from under
the sleeve and shades the arm
The beautiful and durable Cambria laces
from the manuiactory Of Ferguson. 40 Rue
des .Janeurs, are much employed in the above
described style Of trimming for robes. They
also increase daily in favor as decorations
for winter cloaks and mantles, forming a
more suitable addition to the heavy win
ter materials than do the light webs Of the
Chantilly laces.-Jounal Of Commerce.