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A New French Minister for England.

A New French Minister for Hngiand.
The London correspondent ofthe N. Y.
Times. says:
We are likely to be rid ere long Of the pre-
seuce of His Excelleney the Duke of Ma!akof
whose galehsfis aud '6rasgneris coupled with
bis total uselessness as diplomat has at last
rendered him. an object ofeqnsl ridieuls and
he is likely to be succeeded, is a very differ
snt sort. Of man. His wife is the daughter Of
Sir R. Jenkinson, a baronet Of an old family,
and his sister is married 70 Mr. Francis Barring,
brother to Lord Ashburton. He has
moreover spent q. good deal Of time at
intervals in this country and has many friends
and connections here. This will of course ID
of no little advantage Of starting 10 his new
capacity +; aud the'sppointmSat must fairly b,
considered eoncilitory one. sl.e;
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Notice.

Hereby notify and forewarn all Merchants
l. and other persons generally. against SELL
ing goods to any member Of my family, on my
credit. without special order from me. am
ready to furnish them with oil necessary arti.
cles but are unwilling to be involved in lia-
bility without my knowledge.
PIIARIS MARTIN.
March 4, 1859. "A 3m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
LIVERPOOL. Fob 16-P n


Cotton.-The sales during the three days Just
closed amount to $4,000 bales. of which specu-
l"tors took 1000 and exporters 1000 bnles, at
an advance Of one sixteenth to oue.eiobfh Of n
penny
The market opened firm, but fell off at The
close, and quotations were barely maintained
under the advices carried out by the Europa.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Episcopal Church.

Sermon in connection with the building
of the New Church will be delivered (Prov,-
dence Permitting) on Sunday morning.
Commandments Lecture Saturday afternoon.
half past o'clock. The public are in-ited to
intend.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Georgia Methodist ohureh.

3ooHBte 0et0odlet Cnufo1s
The Ainates'of the Georgia Confsrspss, re-
gently published. preseuts the foilostng graft
flying exhibit: sr
The net increase in Church members rspor.
ted was 4.6oo white and 5000 blacks; total
$500. There wes,reissd for Sunday schools
about: ss 900, Co. ths Trass Society about g.
500 and for tho Missionary Society, including
tas sBSissssesy s6)lspsian, about $4,000.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
HI Y Nj IL ~ E AL.

MARRIED. in this District, Feb 18th, by
Rev. r. A. Hoyt. the Rev. Edwin Cater. to Miss
Margaret Reid, daughter of the late DR.. Barr
MARRIED, on Wednesday the 10th inst, by
the Rev. j. w. L. Smith. Mr.. David Atkins, of
Cherokee county. and Miss Frances Cobb, Of
Calhoun county, Ala.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04

The Ashville N. c. Ne,os has the following {:
The Legislature has adjourned! for which let
oil the people be devoutly thankful After a
session of three months. they have returned
whence they come. "unwept, unhonored and
unsuing;" followed by the curses of an oppres.
sed. down troddcn, betrayed and plundered
people.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Notice to Debtors.

TNHE Subscri iber hereby gives public notice
Il that he has deposited his NOTES and
ACCOUNTS in the hands Of JOHN G.. BAS-
KIN, Esq, for Collection. Unless paid by the
l4th Instant. all sums under $40 will be sued
on indiscriminately. Accounts over that sum
must be arranged by note.
A. PAUL.
March 4th, 1859. Al 2t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04

At Donaldsyills Depot, on g. &C. 3. =,
" A LARGE and Well arranged STORE
~ HoUeE within Eighty yards Of ti,s D.
pot. The HOUSE coatains THREE ROpMA D
DRY GOODS, GRONERY and BED ROOM.
For further PARTICULAR apply 70 Jas. ~ Lyon.
= > = .cowAE &sEAwRlaHT. %
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04

The South Cdrolinian announces the death
of Alfred H. Preston. (eldest son of Col John
s. Preston.) He died IN Rome, on the 10th ul-
timo, in the twenty fifth year of his age.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-03-04
Foreign News.

New YoRK, March l.
The steamship City Of Baltimore from Liver.
pool. with dates up to the afternoon of 10th
February, has arrived at this port and furnish
ed the following statement Of the Liverpool
Markets.:
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There are nineteen ocean steamers now w.
ing idle at New York, among them the Ariel
America, Atlantic, Adriatic. Baltic and Can
ada.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
BALTIMORE LOCK hospital

HE FOUNDER TIL. In.ha,on ODER, tn. most e-
speedy aud 0s sfcsrf ssGal psrs 5s%ss, in The World
aSn.rss. Con. oiss. s.IssIs seminal Weakness. Pain
and Limbs. Anes,ioa, Of kiLneys, P.psiion VI the -,f
Moe. stin and all those msisneoiy disorders arb
and mind rho.e SOLITARY prlssr. are NOR fatal 10
sas % % ' InS 81 I h., ~ . The Of U
marriage Ae' Impossible o,,,,
..pes.y .ho nav. become the victim, Solitary Vice. that
% ana ssssr.e,'s e has. which annually
ns .Sd s.n., s.., ,,, S,,ss; who s, oAe-s
living Tyre may call with f,,l - esns!snee
Married Persons Young Men contemplating Marriage being
b. ofsaas Ssss.oa oSa .aa e
II. .hs place. himself under the Johnston may re
oa.y eossde In h; honor gentleman aud d.n rely
ORGANIC wEAKSEss
Immediately cured and full vyor restored.
A.v. become the victims improper usrae. Young per.on.
a consequences that under.iand. N.
BY ,loe aaS $ s es , % n DC e., hos;
Besides being deprived the pleasure OF healthy offspring
eseoa-s derang.i the physical and mental powers
ses,ion wasting of ,h. naa cough sympious e scasap
Ds JOHNSTON /. the only regular Physician ,s,.,, IN ,.
f,as ConP.nt. HIS reners aud entirely
fop and 'h- as' IN hi. oan 'Ta s = ans. ,ss s .e M
sns f a a., t Ia' more extensive g,. h,e
as, %sor,.n sargi.. operation. ,aen guslhiee
& asvsi should haa r au%erOa, t'ihns ssly
Ia tlIn
o,Is,SO s6iTH FREDERICK STREET ,. hand sid. son.
1r Bs pslsa.a Ia ss.s. cs..a asI,. uo@ no. We s0ns %
siil ni,,.,s n. rl.se ~ Ae s.' hH"'s'' or boI
~ TAXI tn. nam. on the door and VII.
A 1JJRR WARP asrxn mn M ou..o, ~ 49,. -. -
Two osYa i' INV" o0'r io
40 sshcrsr 9k SdESEogs Dkr9 rakp
Member az IN. Rax.i s,I,a-. - s,,-O.ii
ss.asnt ColIeTss f ,hs Tnss ~ 30,
sIeaT psIt of xho,e Te -. - 80, - n .na hs
ass r.;, sssLs hs. sasssi some a The
hsai sh.. ..Ier, r,st a.
M sI.tmsi AZ =. .ia.n ssunas ~, -. soutoess be
q mind ssre cured inne ii.tsiy ~" ss'sHt'"sI'
A CERTAIN DTsp,lg
wh,n Al. ,n,.,,,, "a =. 1.'a 80 p.stA-f.
imiibed The ,reis ~ his l.nfI ,iss-. nnas ne
lhat An m timed sens. AZ s.u.s -, - 700 on en- nAppens
nau app,tLs 10 tho,x .bo fto . ,r st - .lH4
alans bssr-s h4r ds.vi,s ,i ar sontS eAL
III. '- esyia: uh he constitutional yytgEs %
hrnsi d.,sss 80 .ssh As nle, tAled sore
sight esfnes modes on thr sII hnnss :, a
On the head face and ey mill. IN Iiotehs'
and the victim of m. ,xfal Is.... ol ~ Lo'e Ian
ani,sr.Ion tI .t put. n-r, ~ ~. oteet OF
sen lin. Ain 10 - ' sA-i-@-a'fLs" e5
n. msssbIs s ION ,ns mn no traveller returns.
fol cO.Ai o.ns the uas14Inss ei sasrant mn,
.'i@n and either 40 unsins raw
" ~ TAXI " y, S s1i.yri I'VE mn % .i.sr,o, .iT
d. = ailrex.. IN tlos- ~ ,-Ss taS.'S'
yae and :nprorsr naay..eir. "e-'sa H'eae'es ey p'
These are .onr Of The al an rasl.,c,,,v 49,. .,
rary hatiI. youth via wean-s: o hS
In tie Head pnnss Of sight Loss Poxer PaSia
o. he hea pyspspsa Nervous lrrziabiy DeranRsraen
Ae
MENTALLY.
SSe srif bsrs. Love Of ssi,sde rD, ae
Of their nrs hs han ssp s.n pGs rha, e.s,s
;y%pi,SSIx s ,ox q i,,S sSS,aiIe,Sa ,,,
Ok 'oaNsfoNs isNiuoRAItNa REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CORNER or 0REENE AND MORGAN STREETS
/. VOLUME 63.

xanS - 1sy. - "nnsNr 1ss IN" non"AN shnhIs
Wooh Msaldings Beads and Archraves constantly hand
w and worked 20 order. Also Pew
Inside Trmmlnss Of description Truse.
kinds Of Scroll and Straight Saving House Carving Any
desired pattern worked order
all Its branches Plain Panneed Eeuss
and made 70 order. baius<rs all
Ae &c Mahogany, Black Walnu Oak, Cherry and
ha o. worked TO order The prices marked each
tern Of the book 10 order
for 100 feet running measure. t t : q. I Ut
D0ne of the largest stocks of Mouldlnss Trmmnr
apd greste.t variety Of Patterns. manufactured Of the very
utsterab viii alwsys be found this
with nestness and despstch. Terms cash - :"
JOHN r. PULLRH will
dfafon 10 Gothic Work. for Churches Pabc adpgs Dwelling
Houses window Frames. Ac made order
Round and Square Picket renee Ae Also, dealer
and Blinds Of every manufactured Of the best mate
rial and warranted stand Buliders
and article In
nsblsirei ton aud slate Msntei
window caps 40 ~ Designs and Dra~<.rs furnished sho
sut- Hur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
r,pEE ErySSrSor sss9F 2 . AMP ASp .SSScs ...y 4.
Capital, $lo,OOo.OOo!

AhAu Al lhcOMI, s2.3sO,OOO!
ISyfsrPD IN rHe UNITED STATS OyyR t@-p oslDi
AZ Directors Personally Hs.J,ass ~ lls EsyaysD,n.. o,
f< IDsgJ-ran. - -
ask attention the security Liverpool
w and London Insurance Compsny policy hodr ia "a,
stN- cash capital and investments, sta nh
The large capital income a, n u,
ans TO parties
Ia 70 ". ern.ry mode Of Insurance. ihs Company
'ne- Observation-Disclosures the Of wv
A. rKkMtkS Property Is thene-farih PERMANENTLY
nual will be returned less . Der cent. -
This Company will make By Rents By Yirr On
and most liberal principle.
unasr The Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pre-
rnaon OF satisfactory d,
ion yr ntsrsf and noi IS usual prr,ents-
loo oi proof w0RTHAM WYATT, Agents,
mild 1e0 Main rrrt f-u .bo p,.to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
81, NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRlpH. Is5s.
GEORGE STARRETT

(BELyISs ROW, GoyEkNpESr,
4 10 MS customers HID hv
" thai ot any preceding fsFiEi-, tr i,,. -
~orE M ahi iw fins.. siSes factories thr., H
for " ' '''' "- -
barsioN's spiral Furnace, for brick: : size.
Richmond Portable Furnace sI-s
Hedenburz's fsenf Hester;
frr fiace Chimney formerly nm, NJ L. ~
Brilliant uss Btrner N fael Ssi.- - ''
faet.Ty Coal Bcraer 10 ia fire.
American Cooking Range foT brick. sizs-
AHi-rcaa Cooking RAnFe, tsry ION
Bay state Cooking Rangr (PertabIsg
Heipme.t COokiag Stoye-a ne aftr.
rsds With Hot iWser Reservoir, Tin Rooster shIr h. -
large Oven--'simple, strong - ~ s@A
In addition To- the above, ay VARIETIES AMI .,- .
the varied ~sbts Of the people. M s'-s' suaeu %
Ceaniry dealers buying hsss, say. w..
&c, at northern prices frsisht ~ ' 'Ui-ps r'p~,
tsfy orde's VIII TNs-ye uHedistr attention Tbo.. .,,-
y be - III done. - '' ''"'' ~ 'Nsi f' We snfk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

Rsnshis orders fo Trade ny reesr.ps sIi,a
apple alton 10 AusTpSa Agents
% Pearl Street NeN yoh
ho.ne s.o 20 be obtained 81 The Prcss Of
sh the Mes York Wholesale DTaFE 0toceys Csnphsns
ba,nins nuli Manufacturer .nd bealets in Lamps.
bketSstus 10 the tTsde mAt q the Kerosene oil Co and
er oif oci-am
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
LIFE AND FIRE INSU1ANCE.
- KNOWLES WALfORD, Aors.
rlpITlI REDRrsEKTrn

are agents FOR Of the
w Companies In the Cnited and pro
thing over his annual premium. " ~"
The yd,nis range from s'i per cent We believe -.
those .shing Insurance that they save fro,a 10 TO
KEn,yr ~ +. "a A, vo,n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
KER OsENE OIL.
Great Reduction in Price!i
No yARI,TION FOB THg WINTER.

VuHE NRW YORK X RROsENR OLE CO., Cp..
Il tsbhshcd sSD announce that ha
n.snts In the Manufacture Of Kerosene they enabled
ouer tito the trade st a Reduced prize,
fe siteaiion Of respectfully called
tr. the resut Of photometTica examination by Ed'd n
krnsq ofNew York, Chemist, and dated Feb. s. iSaS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

II OOKSWITHUNG, NELL HANGING, SILVER
IL PLATING, Ac.The Subscriber has
Northern eties where he has laid supply
the best quality, used 10 Locksmhing
Ing. etc. aud Invite. Pubi attention TO his business He
ployed the best votmep 10 bs had and
order Kind Of Lock hang ni In the manner
do silver Plating In style 10 establish
In this country All his or no sale
Amer eSperienee Of yesrs cy snd an &C.
With the In country he
himself 'h.i BE give Subsection, both to workmanship
piices hcress sct
ull meet With prompt attsnilon.
Persons wishing ICss Llsis or repaired Bells hung
Silver Psng executed Ia supsgisy nanner
yitsd al hls eabshmtnt 10Th sses Lrsp door
south Of Mso where they Will be attended sttbe
Nee. u. .. ...#
distance through Post Once will be i'm
msdateiy hnr and Belt hanging any ccan,
at city prices.
kddress Htf wM W. sNr.p
silyerPIsier Ioctsul,h and Hell Hanger,
0r1Q tim Iofta a,sst u,n,I AZ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

AUSTIN T.. MOORE. Agent,
GROCER COMMISSION MERTHiNT
Cary street. Columbian natsl
hFFERs Low FOR CASH '
~ hsesn sides, Shoulders and Hams
heTnss, MAcA-tei, Lard Nolasses, vnsgar.
Loaf crashed, powdered ccrer s4Ibfosu -uy,r,
kio. Lsguayrs, Mocha and Java CaFr. -
starch bread soda, washing st.
Isilo~, Adams sntine .,i Candles
soap, sai, ssse, suPefune, extra and family rIaur
fiHr t.Aft Nines hrandirs aud puf Mhi.ky
Chewing and smoking Tobacco
shoe Riseking. Brsoms, Huekrts Tub.
Iampwick, Jugs, Jars Pitcher. Sr kr
And gives prompt and experienced attention 10 the sale q, NJ,
produce entrusted to his care. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
s'aasE ssp fah "a psr
SIiIf 9JLkS9 GgTA&dAIi0

stlii - ttst ~ o. t-etstsa ., rsF-a sftass ~
sslsa,ss rs-i = . l-sifsi a.t ias-li fi. tisss
- a ss'lea- u svtlss tea setasa fs t--rs-.,i De-
rs tr'sfsa ssr ttfr ssaail tal st'.' rsts-,tF
Fgtgta oEFisasE a
.-'-l .1la t.rf I'll f.-fIa af ..l o. 'e.ts b. n
ar-t. sfs ts'.s g
atlllh3
trsl-y saasssa isfs. ~ asftf u - ~. es1st stgl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

blows FOR FALLOwING--
y CULrivArRs AND HiRkOWs ron k=cS-L~
PUTTING IN WHEAT-BeHevine that Ihay- >S@xx
10 my NkW PIow the best Plo~ In us- ,8R3s=->
make this offer TO the Farmers
% nsse Implements and fhey m ~
have they return them ..ss IL, Ins See, -.
~ fre,h supply Of rurni2 seed just received =
r. III. srARkS, No. 80 Main
U1@ doors above - Charlie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

10 n GATED WROUGHT Iron AND
~ WIRE RAILNd(seeured By Lsers Patent Admirably
adapted Tor enclosing Pub oani censshes Bseony Cot
Ac. sheep Hurd Patent Wire ssekling Head
.tead with every variety Of vs1i1g Bssdsesd
farniare Patent Wire Coal sorsens, oTR Sand END Gravel
screens. Wire Nens 20, Mosqao. sheep Poultry,
Wire Summer Houses Paney Wire Work
riety, for Gardens, Ac
NJ WALKER A soss M.Duf.rtursrs
No s5 5Msrket, ~ " sixth street, Phisdepkis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
NUMBER 10.
COAL OILS! COAL OILS,
GLEND0N COAL OIL COMPANY

= f~l9I
manufs seturinx very stpvRIoN OF tLIry a, ON M,
a IN inc 'oS,s and sh.- kskostNg' ciAL Ola Ishrr.
Our o's are vyty LIGHT COIOHtD ard fr,, ,rnu,
oar .hil. the QUALITY 10 nf-tior nOn- other ~ NY ~
srtct We are nov selling 20 'h Trade kYDr,p plcss
And, With CNkoOALl ~ tACtLITsr pt,,.,., a,
ni.h y ~ ANY QUANTITY, and 10 rNEcurs ALI 1kp,e.
fkonrraS. $50 !. " JONts . CO Agents.
srft-tm II an & raj N nc.,on ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

* EMOSAL.-We hereby notify customers and the pu
- he that have stock OF H.rx
Coach material 90 arrasged .,or NJ :. ~;
mos X Price Co. " ~ OFp0''7 =" ''es>f
We are making additions stock boh of Has,
sare and Coach material Importation from The Biyin
ham ahi sbeeid and by purchases Auaec an
@ ana shall hereafter endeayor supply trade wI soo
qgahy and on A. favorable bousi
Ia the Northern markets f-eIS ykSLkW TLyInp 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
,. FALL TRADE. n
ADIE & GRAY,

OVER to the trade Of urxn North csron. r~un.
" larse and complete stock of DRr8s NEDiClNsa pAINr-
oils DYES. WINDOW GLASS Ae the most
Tor CA-H the usual credit responsible posrr ~slr.
Also the usual assortment of Popular M.ein.
s-thrr ,nh .ay Of Toilet Ar,Ieis consisting p.t Q,
soaps Hail. Nall and Tooth brushes; Ivory ana
kusbrr Combs, abln's and other Prrfan-ry Ac
Orders carefully paet.d and forw a.pa,ch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital II 600 600

DURE BLACKR BERRY WINE-I A., - ,...i., :,
some Eey hEs Blackberry Wine which ssrr.nt 70 be
Pre Is an ssrseshle ar safe For
HpI.inis Is Invaluable and highly by
we tseaity OEe sl -n convince
Saaon CT compound for eompant. for sais hy
,,s WARNER L wARiNG,
oe'lH No. 10T Broad
IL EhOsISE OIL.-sust received q .ar-rior article AZ
IA hefosins oai, which warrant tG be Esrain-
ocis p,o.s e., IL "haING,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
ouRE WARRANTED. Or No CHARGE IN FROM ONE To
TM0 DAYS
40 ksRcrEf or IA CSE0IS DkU9 TSED
DR. JOHNSTON

DIX JOHNSTON,
Member Of the Royal College Lanion ers3u., f
si lhs COLLEGES United s.t,s ana u
sIeats Of whose life has spsn The osEa, on L.
ioE PADS Philadelphia att ts~Lers has edectti some Of nj
Ios astonishing cures that known hany isabsi
hsns In ths ears ana hsad ShsH assp ,5usnsss
ina alarmed sudden sounds Wit
Sf mind, cured ii.teiy 9e-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

l. P-WkLDED N :.
Neoefiates apt st the Tubes heat earn, ~
Tube CsAners, s,selwIre aad Whale bene Eru.h.,
"a. - ~ ke screwed seh-r Ga.h er ho,s
.uIs-aau THOMAS PRossEI sseS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

SECOND SUPPLY OF CARPETINGs
tRtr BARGtlNS-fuchssri ~ sssfh.e sni uiu be ,oil
~ a. small sdvansr
Rich Tapestry Efi.seis Carpet ~ 500
d. 10 Velvet DO. 4
tsita rresply ant Ingram Carpet
snsh,h ,1srslo o. At IS cts, very ehs.r
DtAgsrts, Rugs, Ae Ac
ora5 CURIsTgAs a 4 .rupop
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

WOoL AAIS.-On hanl, (Nnd far sale a; low pH- rn
w ees BLACK, bFoSn. Pearl ssie ami White Hs;sl
% Sish most respectfully Invite the asaon iho.s A.s
JOUN TEnnSsnS At.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-17

When . sasbs All reaches The ase n
Aileen ~ sts,een Years. she hcsns ~ ihlol
n ths mssseflus suldeel N maif.mony !
state ,Le delights n which bet youthful
Imagination skadews fne,h In ,i,e mos, eap.
nsallng fsms n !. made lhe iople N
lieht and Incidental eo.sefsai,on among her
eompnn,eus. and Il i feemred ~ whh h.
,efesi every lime il /. brought anon the
iapi., When she erows q little older, she
ceasea 10 .os,tm about ma,fimoty and
think. more ie,ee,Iy On The nj. important
subject, II epprosse. her Thought. by day
and he, dreams Lv nigL, and .he pietufea
10 herself the felicity III being welded 10 the
Youth ior whmn sbc chefisles secret hu,
consuming flame she survey. herself in
the Mirror. and. as II generally tells ~
an,ierina tale, she turn. from il With n
pleasing conviction that her beauty viii en-.
able her 10 copauer the heart Of the most
oblura,c. and ,ha, whoever else mn, die IN
. state Of o.ingle blc.sedncs., +" she /. de..
tined To become, ere mnny wears roll by, u
hnppy bride.
IRON the acc or eighteen To twenty, |.
",be very w,cLiup time" Of female HE. -
During that period, the female heart |.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-11-17

The following interesting .tatcmcn, in
regard to the first printing press ever
brought to Mississippi, We clip from our
co,emporary the vcksburg whie:
We notice an article in the September
number Of The Printer, which asserts that
the first printing press in Mississippi, was
erected in 1910. This is an error. Il il a
we'll established fact, that the first printing
press in Mississippi was In operation in the
latter part Of the last century. Il was erect.
ed in the United States Fort-llill, about a
mile North Of the present limits Of the city
Of visksburg. Il was owned by Col. An.
drew Marschalk, an officer in the United
States army. This press was afterwards
removed to Matches, where pamphlet wa,
issued in 1893. The acts Of the Territorial
Assembly Of Mississippi were printed by
D. Molitt / Co., in Matches, in 1902. The
6rst paper printed in Mississippi wns pub.
lshcd in Matches, In 1799-it was entitled
the mississippi Gassste." |, will thus b,
seen, that 10 far from the FIRST press having
been brought here in 1910, that our pcopl,
were accustomed not only to newspapers
but TO pamphlets, and actually read Their
own laws, printed At home, prior to that
time.
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The fpllerina compilations n eafleas
eoiheii,hees N The names and lise. N lhe
hfsi seven Presidents N The hitei States
Washington, John ADAMS. jefferson.
Madi.on, uonfoe, John Vuihey Adtins.
aud jaetsah-..is fufnishei W Tho IIosten
Transcript
-Four " the seven were from yifginia
Tso ~ The same bainc we're from Mnasaehn.
selis. aud The seventh wa. from Tennessee.
MI but anc wefe ssts,sis years old ~
leaslue Office. having served two terms aud
one n ihcm Who had served but onc term
would have been .isiy.sis years N aye ~
The end n another Three u the seven
died on The t,h II July. and two II them On
The same day and year Two n them we're
On the subcommittee of three that dranphiei
The Declaration VI independence and these
I've died on the same day and year. and on
the anniversary of the Declaration II Inde.
pendence, and just half century from the
day ~ Declaration. The name. of three Of
The seven end IN son, yet none of these
transmitted his namc 10 son. In respect
TO the name of nll, |, may be said IN conclu
sion. the initinls of two Of the seven wer,
the same; aud the initials of still two other,
were the same. The remaining one, whs
stands alone In this particular, stand. alon,
also IN the love aud admiration Of hs coun
irymcn and the civilized world--wa-hing
tom Of the first five, only one had son
and tha, son was also President"
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Thefs ls time. jss' ~hsn The frost
Prepares " pave eld Winters vsy,
When AuiySss In 4 ssvesIe Inst,
The melIss daytime dreams sssyi
When Summer esmss. In missing mind,
" Gssr unae more IN hill and dali.
u mssh hes many shsssss they hind,
And sev u all are r'pshsd Weli.
with bslmy b,sn,h shs whispers Iow
The DYING aowsss looh ~ and give
Thor sweetest ineene, ere they %
ror hef Who made thuir beaatiss live.
She enters meath tho woodIsnd's shade,
Iler sephyr. In the lingering sheaf,
And hear " a'nils whese afe laid
The loved md lost ones VI liz ssist.
a last old Auiu,na, risinr, takes
\gsin HI. scerire and his throne,
With beislerous hand the tsces he shakes,
ln,cnt IN gathering all hls owa.
Sweet Bam,sss, sirhins, niss the plain,
Aud waiting Winter, ssant aud grim,
Sces ssiser Autumn hoard his grain,
AWd smile. 10 ,hish i,'s all Tor him.
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tine swee,ly solemn thought,
tame IN me o'ef aud o'er,
I'm nearer hume to-day
Than s'er ! sss before.
Nearer my fathers house,
Where many mansions b.,
Nearer the great white throac,
Nearer the jssper ses.
Nearer the bounds Of life,
whsrs we 10y our burdsns down,
Nearer leaving the cross,
Nearer taking the crown.
Ilst lying dsrh between,
I.oomins Up thro' the aishi,
j. the din sno snknown stream,
That leads as last to light.
Close and closer ny fect
Draw 10 the DARK sbyss,
Closer Death 10 ny lips
Presents the drsadfsl tiss.
Father, perfect ny tsuss.
oessaishea ny salsssisg faith,
That nay not lsas 10 ssaad
On tn rocky shore Of Death.