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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

The SUssEx POS oyISG C,sE-TRs Port yerva
Union has The following n reference >, DR. Wichhsn:
"Dr Wekhsm who undoubtedly the hadins 'pir IN he
conspiracy and who administered the fatal dose Of arsenic TO he
u fonn,te woman while physician under me
gIise OF narmh~ ctharc Of wealthy and rspeea
be farmer otne Of Grsenvil IN this county The boz
r apon thT year foe looking man. well ID ica-ed
and ineheen This by means bis hrst crime oeveu
year, since implicated In resurrection case ron th
penal coma ouepces Of which he narrowly esp-d he re
p1'.d 70 for years In eIt-nsve prscce nroasn
ths 'e ion sborion !; il even sia:sd upon wha We
b~hev 70 BE- good authority that only few days since WI
TIE vesss:son in Mrs. Coss IN prsres nalIea
w0 of wsntsse, n j. came 70 heF DEAN uhoe
~ practice. ,,,..,uo < ,,.. in chi. .opneo.
tom hiss tsnspred recently tina, he had effected an
with N-~-Yok Company, year OF t~o ago. i sss. III ~
upon life Of a Doorious woman VINO u ii"ousny o ~
s,es,s Of Por Jery The developments ~ he case OF n
Cole warrant presumption to The tse prsmTat@sa IH
ARCHER victim Indeed the summing up OF Dr. "nhhAn
sine. ., thew have partially 70 light shows h TO De
on,,r IN crime whose eIuisnce dsmnng blot apon hn
msnity Of whom the world must nd i'seh pssP' '
iusticen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

PLYMOUTH CHURCH PIc-Nrc.-The members of
Abe Rev. Or. Beecher's Church and the sunday
sehool proceeded an excursion to Davids Island
yesterday. steamboat and three barges were char
tered 70 cary them, altogether forming quite large
party, estimated at some thousands. The Sunday
School was preceded BY Dodworths Band and large
aiken banner, bearing q representation of Christ
entering Jerusalem, and the name and date of the
organization Of the SCHOOL The children made bri+
liant and interesting appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

Dtsr.sr AMONG HaTTERs.-At he meeting Of the
Ne~.rk Medical Association Monde. evening" Interesting
report mad. In regard 70 preyL-Dt anoes h.rIs
referred In The prep.s Of kinds Of sch
mon frbe reaction are en- rely he effects Of this del
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

ns to Oh 400 ard 81, IN bills ~he on ne vy ore M
ren . -ts 70 purchsse berries e. 1pd, and s.s p
oeedins half boek pissed The wallet iom R-kst nni
Msrna. detailed an officer 20 inv,sisa> me cater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
IBy TELEGRAPH

NEWARK, Thursday, June 10, 1852
The portion Of the fence the Military Park, pro-
poeed 10 be taken for the enlargement Of Trinity
Church. which was torn down last night, was not put
ID again to-day and some thought this would end the
matter; but about dark tonight crowd commenced
90 gather the church, and q. u o'clock begun to
deInolish the fence which still remained standing
The fence was torn down and mostly carried away
amid the shouting and cheering of the assemoage
The Mayor aud Chief Of Police on the ground and
though the latter expressed his willingness TO obey any
order attempt made 10 arrest any OF the party
People be standing about the street cor
ners discussing the occurrence. Ii was at one time
feared that the church would be assaulted but as soon
as the fence completely down. the crowd retired
THK ATTEMPTED MURDER.-Yesterday Mrs. Anna
Of Nc Sussex street Jersey City, who deadfay
beaten previous by Robert Cool Tor refusing sccede
10 bis wishes bat better aud Dr. Qdo the City
Physcsn has stropshopes Of her recovery, The hemohage
.s entirely CHECKED and the only apprehension tbs: in.D
sop NAV ssf In Wednesday night officer succeeded
a. an aims Cok In the First Ward and conveyed
liz 10 he County Jail the action Of the Grand Jury
HEAVY Loss OR ReBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon
n, n ~ Ele printer at No II 0Ia Slip NewYork and
sud,ns N No Grand Jersey City either
Toted of valet containing CHECKS drs and n0;s', amount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17

YsurG ykts ~ WOaASs CLoTHEs.-A young man
named Nes psaded Fulton street Wednesday in female a
ps and his companion yeuns girl who was dre.'ea ~
t, cshes They detected by ocer who TOOK Nein
r. rs. District Station House. where, after being dvesed
a IL extra clothing reprmanded and sent home The
si MANAGED TO escaPe from the Officer
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

1hshouse q th, trm, on Main street,
Memphis, sssFae;. the attention Of every
visitor. IL u magnificent baild.ng, and
IL. interior /. no less beautiful than the
exterior. The stock q DRY Good. on
han ] Is complete, large, and adapted to
tAs wants u all.
Tue many friend. Of Sam Pearson. for.
mefly u Pamela, and more r~rccn,ly Of
urenada, will ani him engaged with tho
drm abose mentioned. sam is whole.
SCALED man, and one u the hss, sals.msn
10 the State. lie numerous. friends should
no, fail TO rive him a call, when they visit
Memphis, whether on ba.isc.. Or pleasure.
Msssrs. Speed, Donoho a Strange pres
eni their new card TO readers, ,hi.
wcet. Reai II.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

Ey Captain D. u. barney u the Mis-.
sis.Trri central RailrOai ha. our thank.
Tor q ires pass over that road. Also to
Col. u. Ayers. snrrrin,eaieu, VI the Mem
phis and charleston Railroad Tor q like
iayw.-Quid Nua,.
We would Ike to scc you, OF any other
eli,cr get a free pass over the Mississippi
md Tennessee Railroad. But they will
icrce YOU to pay q dime extra. IL YOU
don't purchase a ticket before getting un.
der-vsy. All this, too. after the pres.
lahosel hard 10 bald the feaI.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Mss & TENN. RAILROAD.

hsl4 br sen ~ Advertisement, t,he
laly ens we've bad ''in = eooh'. age
from ihe Road. TIA. there vii b. inject.
~ Z tie Stockholders q tA, rad 20
ias 4Eh 4 he1. month, 81 M,laIhis. !,
sAaP~i li4i aiali attend ,nee wil be bod.
1ae trains were 20 have commenced
f-'aias trifs 70 Pops Station, Jester.
aty. " .saru ihatths iron j. lad two
ai'e bsyoui Pops',, asi tia. The work
hslnx Vigorously prosecuted. There ),
esainE IN he way nos 10 rrssn, .hi.
rssi ifea bsiag put ,hrOush' IN a short
ans. The track ]. laid ten m.les bel0s
Fknaa, AMI continue. 10 be laid Ut
s fais q o mile r,r vseA.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Rsaains Dsiid 90 Oui pss',


~ #a Uaf ihe sIs y
leslie slai vh nu 81
faf nf#faaHfyat 80.
uuh uaftafu a'a
overs as 300 conner rnluJ
a a.s.l aI = subscribers si sr.
ot tstshts n .as aanlg, shis is
aataal To- ibs ~ lining eaua..r, y
% uuf ms rftIaa st. ial, u
%nstsniig .hafaHnF When, Ia about
vks, ue .haii present. he sf,n 10
rnlafsd al lmrf1tei form, h sill
Or additional inducements 70 mb.ch.
fs sni advertisers. We intend g. spare
na ars o. ipsnss 10 rendering o vof.
tay q ca patronage u ever one.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

tfru.Ia of l'4is sfh Wnssy
Tho Cmwhrdstlle lludl journal
reports ease Of pot nnInE BY whisky.
ibst ought 90 ho o. effective asa dozen
of temperance lectures. II says that
a {ourf man named Leafs. Of that
county. drank whisky on the 30ih Of
Juiy. which burnt biz throat and
stomach and made bin sonii not
unusual occurrences With more liquors
than whisky The nest day be- drank
agaiu and IN the afternoon, an hour
or - after swallowing the last glass.
be- was seized with commissions. which
lasted Xix hours aud contofied his
body and Limbs terribly. His toes
were drawn In upon the soles Of bis
feet, his fingers IN bis palms, and bis
head and feet back towards each 9th.
er I'll they met and bent bis body nearly
into n circle. His jaws We're locked
fast, aud could not be opened at all,
but be- retained biz consciousness
For 1Es DAYS, At intervals Of one n
five hours. these spa.ms have returned,
but happily with entire unconscious
ness In the patient since the first one.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Interesting TO Cotton Planters and
Dealers.

Some time since q series Of questions
with regard To cotton packing was al.
dressed by q leading house IN ~. Lou.
Is 10 one Of The oldest and most rclia.
BILE Of Liverpool cotton firms. We
have been favored with u copy oi
questions and answers. which We sub.
nit 70 our readers without comment.
q. j. the tarc allowed on cotton
baled IN India barglng any greater
than ON that covered with American
hemp baggIug, Il any difference, how
muchl
4. The canvas makes M differ.
enec IN the tare, II being the same ON
both kinds.
z. Does cotton IN India bsgging
arrive In as good order as that covered
In American b~aggingi
A.. Generally not Ia as good order
- the hemp bagging.
Y. j. the tare on cotton fixed mt u
certain pei cent. on Tue gross weight,
or I. ac,usl iare allowrdi
A. Affixed percentage on all Amer.
lean cotton. say four per cent, Is al.
lowed. except where tbs cotton Is tied
with iron hoops, when the actual
weight of the hoops {, allowed. and
only three per cent. iarc il deducted.
q. We have been told that India
bagging stains the cotton, aud has
been objected to on that account. Is
this ~ to any extcutl
A. We have not heard Of India
bagging being objected 10 for staining
the cotton. In vases u damage IL IN.
crcascs the amount OF the picking to
be- taken oil. but only 10 a slight ex.
tent.
a.. Il cotton baled IN India bag.
ging preferred to that covered IN Amer.
lean hemp bafglug. or rice rersa. and
whyi
A. American hemp bagging Il de.
cidely preferred. Not being quite 81
heavy. II gives the ~spinners the sdvan.
tage In the tare. and il worth consid.
erably more when taken OF the bale.
than India.
Q. Is any preference given for cot
ton tied with rope over that fastened
with iron. and II 80. Tor what reason
A. Buyers never inquire how cot.
ton Is tied. but they would prefer the
rope. as they are more valuable To
them than the iron ties.
q. Do cotton bales tied with iron
arrive in as good order az those tied
with rcpcsl
A. Cotton bound In Iron hecpsd does
not generally arrive In as gcud order
as In rope; but there Is, perhaps, on
the whole. no material difference be.
tween them.
q. Don't the iron ties damage the
cotton by rust; and II 80. Is the injury
sufficient TO cause sss to the owners.
or raise any objection on the part Of
the buyersi
A. lron ties do not damage the
cotton by rust TO any appreciable ex.
tent India bsgsing IS more likely to
be injured by them than the American.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

A. v. corrrr.-Thi. gentleman has re.
GENTLY opened a new Dry Goods houss In
the oayo.o Building, Memphis, and offers
a heavy stock on sale to planters. Mr.
sadler, " ~senaiobia, i. there 10 attend
70 the wants Of hi. old friends. This
hoa.e believes in liberal advertising. and.
Of course. deals literally with customers.
Success mus. attend Il. Read ,lr. Coa.,'.
advertisement, In another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
Tho Southern Field aud fireside

fhis most excellent paper has passed
the fret quarter " Ia ar.t year, aul, we
= ecies - hear, i fast winning IL say in.
~ popular favor. II most richly merit.
the AID u every reader sonth, being equal
~ point u literary merit and beauty 10
any paper We have seen, while is price Is
oni, - a wear. u. aims are 10 refine. to
e%nlivcn, and 10 instruct in liiefaiaFe-;o
.het the light Of Agricultural %science W
on sAe waste AMI de'eri place. u the
south. and cause them to teen with re-
moved fertility. These aims every South.
crn heart must approve. judge long.
stree, writes for it Mrs. LcyorI writes for
10 ". Gilmore Simms writes for H. Jadsc
Alexander u. Meek writes Tor Il, snd a
hos, Of other good writer's Of the South
known to fame. Addrcs. james Gard.
ner. augusta, Georgia.
We will take pleasure in showing speei.
mcn copies, and order the paper for any
who may wish to subscribe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

CT The pulpit, the press and the pub
lie rostrum may continue to warn, TO teach,
to aimcnish. to persuade, to en,reat-
they may war upon folly, vice. immortality
and crime ill dsomsjsy, yet 40 long "a
every mat considers these shafts oil aimed
At bis nsixhbsr, instead VI himself, the
great world will continue 20 "vsg en-
vi,hou, becoming a shit better, and with.
Oh, one single notion towards REFORM
Qsid Nnac.
Exactly. foa'vs said d.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

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af.tg Nfh fn.h afG aofg
nfsH da.effai itfea.ifsIY plifon
IfaI Goo Booth ani reared FROM lN
antl nftti hy the lhefal be-
lasl Of Southern doIlaf b e0uif
HH ihr ihe mfatn raf, snap AZ lh'
band itti pfllpu W ilHli a luf
hiI 8aifInF .hn htefy " fiffqiu'
aHd ahlpf ibIa ria. month alle
maflh ppnIlfailng lhe faulasi aho
Hltan saHl mehis, b. nn hl eampanlol
.laf q southern Preside and hau'd ~
10 once expelled VI au.ufpiaA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

f5r Cooley. Lady, Bocs for oclotSr
came to hand las, w.es. sparkling with
literary gems and embellishments This
Booa Is such a general f~avori,. among
the ladis. tina, !, IS aImcs, .~upsrauou. 10
COMMEND il. Bu, ls, u. .ay. IL has no
equal. We club 1t With the Star for 81
Per snnum.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

IrEvr Srosx or Gsecrans.-Ne.srs.
Niekls 4 simpson. a, Bs,esvills, sd,er-
Use in our columns the receipt Of q large
stock cf Western Produce. Groceries, Ac.
They intend to DO large bushes. ., smsll
prcs,s. They also purchase cotton At the
Depot, for which they oGsr to pay liberal
prices.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

l%nsssse.-we resrs, tina, we ere CON-.
PEELED, on seeuun, Of a refreshing Good Of
new advertisements, to defer the rubIica.
,ion Of The letter ~ our Nemrhi. eorrr.-
peadsns. Wen s~Srtainly give il . show.
Ing In eur ucst.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

DIED, in Pamela County, on Tuesday
September 18th, JUAN. son Of T. T. AMI
Sarah 3. sOEsBY, aged four year. and
ten months.
Thus haspsssca away q dearly beloved
child, upon whom fond parents do.ed
and Iavished their choicest Affections
II is hssrt-rcuiiag, indeed, when such a
lower Is snapped from It's paren, stem,
and all tina, was - beautiful and lovely
has thus faded. aud all tia. hopes once
anticipated IS thus early dis.iPs,sd. We
deeply .ympsthire with those who are
called upon to o the loss Of one 90
dear. But. when reflection teaches us
that the little one has passed away pure,
spo'less, unerrine and s~inless, AMI that
he IL 10 stand around jehsvah's throne
10 al the glorious brilliancy Of the chosen
fee. with q spirit Of calm resignation, We
eaelaim,
Let them lie;
Let them die now, thy children 80 ti.y
heart
Shall wear their beautiful image ell IN.
dimmsd
Within 10 TO the last. II.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

The Ericsson Galore Engine q.
nos IN uio ~ che vlier.siatons pn the
Nev iorA Central Railroad. a one sta.
iiun Il formerly cost Them my 10 sixty
dollars rer mouihio pump lha water, one
u these engines now doe, the same work
alta cost u - per month. Aconsider.
able saving.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
A Premium for the Finest Bale Of
Cotton.

4 number Of gentlemen o. Memphis.
connected with the cotton business. have
made NJ the sun u Sl,1jO asa "fac,or'.
prcmium,' to be awarded TO any planter
or planters Of the States of Tennessee,
Alabama. Mississippi anI Arkan'as, who
may exhibi, at the coming Fair the ines,
bale 81 cotton as designated below
Each lot II cotton iOF which a premium
i. awarded. pa.se. over to the factors a.
their property. Five premiums to be
awarded as follows:
fCr finest bale Of Cotton, Planters ewu
sl5u
For the lines, two bales u Cotton,
Planters v crop. each $751;.
For the finest three bales VI Cotton.
Planters own crop, <i2j each 1915
For the finest four bales u Cotton.
Planters own crop. >lls,iO each $3.50
For the finest five bale. " Cotton.
Planters own crop. sl0o zach $500
Five premiums amounting tc.......<lisu
Each bale u Cotton must weigh l4e
pound. or over.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

or America is The only nation that
cnn keep q hotel.-Ir.
Then the town u Pamela Is not to BE-
considered q part d Amortization N,
can't keep a hotel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

fS-A correspondent At Lafayette,
Ind. is concerned lest the widely
spread order Of the Sons u Malta
should be a Democratic eleciiOncering
movement. Let bis mind be At rest.
The sons, In this part Of the country,
at least. are utterly indifferent To 20.
liiical opinions, ihc only qualification
for membership required Is 10 he a
whole man IN good standing In society.
This established. be- will readily find
access 10 the Vale Of Mysteries. when
be will find that be has very probably
been a practical Son oi Malta ever
since boybood, and wall instantly rec.
oguize the peculiar applicability to bis
own Ease Of The insid. password aud
the sign Of saluiaiicn 10 the Grand
Commander. The only one Of any
lodge whom he will be likely 10 envy
will be the q. X. J. A.. or perhaps bis
first assistaut.--N. y. 1'ribaAe.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21
FARM FOR SALE.

"l>ulNU To REMOVE to Z eosssYy
w that agrees with my health bssses
than this ons does, ! cetr for sale the
tract o. Land on which | reside. Iyinx Sin
miles North-w West Of the tovn Of Pamela,
containing 40 acres, about oue half Of
which is bottom land; ~ acre. in a high
state OF cultivation. thoroughly eirelsd
and ditehst. sni the average estsss srsp
Of which, Ter the last seveA wears. b,s
never been saisr 1900 pounds sI SEED
cotton per acre, several ,lsses seins p.s,
TO 1910 rasads. The inpro,emsuss on
the premises are pretty ccoi. ui.h ,..sI
Orchard. Al.s. q halt interest /. -
Gin-house and Press. J.. uAwEIvS-
sspssabu u, lsjs. sj.-sv.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

c7r Astronomers have given The rate
II solar light ~ hundred and s~iresy-s~c
thousand Eve hundred nile In q second.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-21

COMMERCIAL.
MEMPHIS BULLETIN OFFICE, ,

TtEspsh MoGSi>G. sept. 20, 1859.
COTTON. Buyers evinced more dis.
position to operate yesterday. aud tho
days transactions summed up duly 80
bales. .o2 u which vss disposed u ~ FOL.
lows: II bales at l0l cents. - ut LOT; u
At 100; - a, loi; l3t Mt II; sat, iii.-
We discontinue quotations for old crop,
prices therein being nominal, anil quote
as follows for new descriptions;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10

Nsm @rlsans 9ailu Crescent.
THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.

II We believe the statements Of certain Buenos
Ayrean correspondents OF papers in New York and
Philadelphia, we may expect to hear stirring news
shortly from the warlke expedition which our pre-.
sent Administration, with extraordinary good sense
and resolution sent into the Southern hemisphere to
humiliste or chastse the dictator Of Paraguay. or
the justness Of complaints against Paraguay we
have never entertained doubt since we became &C.
quanted with the facts Of the maltreatment OF Amer
can citizens in that country and the attack upon the
Water Witch. We cannot be accused Of any intense
admiration of Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet, but
they have unqualified thanks for this movement,
however badly it may have been organized and
whatever good or evil fortune may attend it.
The letters to which we have alluded state that
President Lopez has made the most elaborate defen-
sve preparations that the reading Of the Senate re-
port and the accounts Of fitting out the expedition
worked him into very terrible and dangerously per-
manent fit Of anger, and that, Notwithstanding his
notoriousy timd and vascillatng character, he has
determined to resist the claims Of the American Gov
ernment and fight, il necessary to the DEATH OF to
bis own overthrow. It is said that few leagues
above the confluence Of the Parana and Paraguay
rivers Lopez has range Of breastwork batteries along
the shore of narrow part Of the latter stream for
something more than mile and, of course, bearing
upon the channel for distance above and below
while it is supposed that he has planted guns at
various other points along the chores Of that pctur
esque water course with the benevolent intention of
blowing the American squadron into kingdom
come.''
We do not question that a bona fde correspondent
of Black Republican newspaper may be an exceed
ingy veraeious person, but then many Black Repub
lican and other newspapers publish foreign cores
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-10
to the New orleans Crescent.
LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
tBY THE sArIosAL Lrsx.l

BATON RoueE, Feb 9.-Stnate.-Nr. Phillips intro.
duced bill providing for the purchase Of slaves for
the swamp land service and also requiring the Swamp
Commissioners to report bill for the subdivision Of
the swamp land districts. @
Mr.. shadburne introduced bill in relation to out
standing warrants. aags .9S#sT
Mr.. Laidlaw introduced bill ratifying the gift
made TO the Camp street New Orleans Female Or
phan Asylum.
House-Mr. Harper introduced joint resolution
in favor Of the acquisition Of Cuba by purchase or
otherwise. 7 5.ts
The Joint Appropriation Committee will report To-
morrow. majority and also minority report is to
be presented.