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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

Over the river theh beokon to me,
Loved ones who'v crossed to the other side,
The CLEAN Of their snowy robes see,
But their voices are lost IN the dashipg tide.
There's one with ringlets Of sunny gold,
And the reflection Of heavens own blue,
lie crossed in the twilight grey and cold,
And the pale mist hid him from mortal view
We saw not the angels who met him there,
The gatos Of the city We could not see,
Over the river, over the river,
My brother stands waiting to welcome me.
Over the river the boatman pale
Carrying another, tho household pet
Her brown curls waving in the gentle gale,
Darling Minnie see her yet
She crossed on her bosom her dimpled hands,
And fearless y entered the phantom bark,
We felt it glide from it, silver sands,
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark;
We know she IL safe ON the further side,
Where NIL the ransolned and angels be;
Over the river, the mystic river,
My chilbhood's idol is waiting for me;
For return from those quiet shores,
Who cross with the boatman cold and pale;
We hear the dip of the golden oars,
And catch CLEAN of the snowy sail;
Ard 10 they have passed from our yearning hearts
They cross the stream and are gone for aye;
We may not sander the veiia apart
That hides FROM cur vision the gates of day;
We know that their barks more
May sail with US Der life's stormy sea:
i ct komeNneIol KNOW On the unseen eh0re,
hey watch, and beckon, and ait for me.
And eli and think when the sunsets gold
Is flushing river and hill and shore,
shall one day stand by the water cold,
And list for the sound Of the boatman's oar;
shall watch for CLEAN Of the tapping sail
| shall hear the boat as il gains the strand;
shall Tass from sight with the boatman pale,
To the better shore Of the sprit land
shall know the loved who have gone before,
And joyfully sweet will the meeting be,
When over the river, the peaceful river,
The Angel Of Death shall carry me.
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ATTENTION OLD sOLplERs II .

ATTENTION. OLD SOLUnEneiJ
vfsHE undersigned hereby give notice to tho
volunteered or were drafted under tho general
ders Of the Governor Of the State Of New YORK;
for it. defence shAs they entitled TO additional
pay aad contingent expenses for clothing ard
equipments, by the "Act passed April list, 1873.
and ApriI 10th, 1919 by tho State Of New York,
and that tho proofs Of said claims 70 be presented
TO the Commissioners for adjustment and pay
ment" thereof, viii be taken 1T our ofacs in the
city Of Kcokuk, until the 10Th Of April nsxt-
B TURNER CRAIG.
Kcokuk. March Is, lB50-dln
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@DWe are authorised to announce j j. BIsHor
or reelection as Alderman Of the Ath Ward.
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GUINNESS NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY VALLEY WHia, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscri bers can pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, once In two weeks. The carrier Ii advised to
require payment in advance, In all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual aseonnm. With such, settlements win be
made quarterly.
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EiItoJss Debates.

EtlAOpD DOh2eCos
VT1HE DabAtcs In the several State Conventions
i on the adoption a. the Federal Oonstitution o
rsocmdhended by ths General Convention ct Phila-
dslphia in 1857, together with The Journal OF the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter.
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virsisie
and Kentucky Resolutions of $3.50, and other IL
lustratons Of the Constitution; Ia 6vs volnmss---
for sale ct OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
fsb36d CITY Book SroRn.
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Clsy r scorasr,

Clsy r ecoTAer.
d. s. MERRIAM ia : candidate for reelection TO
the Office Of City Recorder, ~ the April election.
MEssRs. EDIroAs: Please announce G. +. Coxx
q candidate for Alderman at the ensuing City
election, and obiige FIRST WARD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

Prof. Steiner, the young American Aero
naut that made an sereal fight from Cincin-
natl to this city last fall, alighting in neigh
boring cornfeld, has been engaged for some
time in attempts to solve the problem Of
mreal navigation, and, it is thought, has been
successful. The Xenia News announces that
he is about to make practical application
of the result Of his experimenting. The edi-
tor Of that paper has has been shown the
plans and specifications Of monster airship,
designed to GROSS the Atlantic in sixty hours;
for the construction Of which Prof. Steiner
desires to secure the aid Congress. The gen.
eral idea of the plan for its construction 10
thus given
The bottom is to be Of thin sheet copper,
weighing more than half q pound to the
square fsot. II is to DO cigar-shaped, very
much like the Winans steamer, 800 feet long
and 80 feet in diameter at the centre, taper
ing towards each extremity. Beneath this
balloon is to be suspended by wire cables .
platform OF the same conical shape with the
balloon itself. On the central part Of this
platform 10 to be placed the machinery Of the
air-ship and the cabin for passengers. Tho
surface measure of the balloon will be l5l,-
373 tons. II will contain 1884, 400 cubic
feet of gas, which will support In the air
weight Of 863 tons. The platform, cabin,
machinery, &C., are estimated ct Is tons.
leaving still power enough to elevate 81 tons
Of passengers, freight and ballast.
1t is proposed to propol this vessel by
means OF large paddles or fans, to work in
the air as the paddlers of steamboat work
on the water. There is to be one wheel on
each side Of the vessel, and at the stern il to
be scrow propeller, all Of these to be work
ed by steam engines placed at the centre Of
the platform. The side wheels have the pad.
dies 80 arranged AZ to fold up like lady's
fan rs they enter the wheel-house above. and
to unfold again as they strike the air 10 the
desired direction. There are to be three
small osoillating engines, OF Eve horse power,
one for each wheel.
To confne the balloon to o given height
above the water, it must be evenly balasted,
and attached 70 . copper float in the water
connected to the platform underneath the air
ship BY a coil OF wire rope. An ingenious
| continuance, which cannot be satisfactorily
explained on paper, is attached to the plat.
form, whereby thhe balloon j. 40 certainly
steered rs a vessel in the water.
Prof. S. thinks he has eifectually overcome
the two great difficulties encountered by ell
cxperimanters In @rial navigation viz the
expansion and contraction of gas, and the
difficulty in exhausting the common cir from
. balloon with rigid sides, without having II
crushed. The means used to obviate these
difficulties we have not the space to explain;
but, suffice il to say, the process seems Who'll
~ practicable and effective.
1t is calculated that, with head winds, Z
speed Of 40 miles an hour can be obtained
with this air-ship, and with favorable gales
the speed would be increased to l6O. Prof.
s. estimates the cost of building such bal
loon at 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

ave arerequested to announce the name O
j. I. Gal1rEr as An independent candidate 10
City Marshal, at the ensuing April election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
AMMO UNCl MI NT3.
Announcements Of candidates Tuo p0l
Joss, invoyiobly ia adrspcs.

Ar. G. II. HunRsLL will DO supported Tor Alder
man In the Third Ward by &
MANY PEOPLE.
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Telegraph Nsws.
SAyANs1 March "a.

SAvANNA March a.
Passengers arrived BY the Florida steaner
state that Major Gregg, Engineer Of the Flor
ida railway, vas shot dead st Jacksonville
on Saturday night, by Alfred Sears, in an
ARRAY growing out OF previous difficulty. -
Mr.. Gregg Was unarmed. Both the parties
were natives OF Massachusetts. The affair
had occasioned great excitement, and Sears
is threatened with Lynch law.
MADISON, Ind, March 22.--John Bramwell
and wife, aged respectively 70 years, were
killed last night about seven O'Clock. They
were thrown from buggy into road cut. =
The unfortunate victims we're found this
morning. An inquest was held over the
bodies, which elicited the above facts.
BALTIMORE, March 22.-The New York Re-
publican Central Committee last evening
adopted resolutions denouncing the United
States Supreme Court for it's decision in the
bred Scott case, stigmatizing the Judges as
criminals, and applauding the Personal Lib
erty bill now before the Legislature.
ELKToN, Nd, March l9.-About O'Clock
this morning q freight engine on the p, W.
& B. r. r., blew up near this place, killing
the engineer, Mr.. Hall, native OF Littleton,
Mass, and the fireman, belonging at Chester,
but whose name we did not learn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

CURIOUS ANEcDoTE.-The following re-
markable anecdote is extracted from 1An
Essay on the Science of Acting:"
In the town Of North Walthsm, Norfolk,
l778, the Fair Psnitsnt was performed. In
the last act, whore Cslist lays her hand on
the skull, Mrs. Berry, who played tho part,
was siesed with an involuntary shuddsring
and fell to the stage; during the night her
illness continued, but on the following day,
whom sufficiently recovered TO converse, she
sent to the stage keeper and anxiously in-
CURED whence no procured the skull. He
replied, from the sexton, who informed him
sit was the skull Of one Norris, player,
who, twelve years before, was buried in the
churchyard." That same Norris was her
first husband. She died 10 six weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

KossUrH N lTALY.-The Eco d. Hatia Of
March 9th, learns from good authority, that
it 10 not allowed to name, that the Hungari-
an patriot, kossutb, passed through France,
with the consent and connivance of the
French Government, and arrived incognito
ut Genoa. 1t is supposed that he will place
himself at the head of Hungarian soldiers
now in Lombardy. It is q we'll known fact
that during the past ten wears Kossuth has
been studyiDg military science.
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who 10 Responsibne..

The Washington Union in ito exceeding
haste to make trife Of political capital
charged the Republicans with defeating the
Post Office appropriation. The fact is that
the Democracy might have passed the bill at
any time during week or moro before ad-
journment, II they had not insisted upon rails
ing the rate Of postage from three to Eve
cents, which the Republicans manfully de-
termined they should not do; and when that
point was abandoned, and the Senate bill
was adopted by the House, to make it CON-
stitutional, on account OF tho inhibition OF
originating revenue bills in the Senate,
Toombs, out of spite, because himself and
his confederates could not coerce the House,
talked against time for the sole and admit
ted purpose Of killing tho bill. That is the
way the Republicans are responsible for the
failure Of the appropriation. They were will
ing that the necessary appropriation should
be made, and they voted it readily and cheer
fully; but they insisted that it should BIO
made in constitutional manner, and that
the people should not be burdsned with an
increase of postage. The Union was too
fierce and hasty in its assault. The respon-
sibility Was too plainly thrown upon it's own
party. The fact must soon appear. And
Toombs 10 now the admitted instrument Of
its defeat. The Washington States Doug
las and Hunter organ) not only admits the
fact, but glories in the spirit and spunk Of
the Georgia dictator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Legal NotIco.
To Phineas G. Wright, Winthrop Dswoif, Samuel
kobb, Samuel Wolf, J. Brentagardner and Anna
Johnnie DougAl and Jesse Rnddiek
V0U are hereby no lied that petition In Chan
l. Gerry 10 On nie, In the Clerk Once Of tho Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, IT Fort Asdissn,
In behalf OF James Il. Bruce, George NJ. Barber and
j. Lafayette Curtis, against you. claiming 70 fore
close two Mortgages, severally dated on the 10th
Of October, 1854, and on the 18th November, 1885,
conveying to plaintiffs s7a acres Of land in the N.
W. OF tho N. u. 81 Section IL, Township IS Of
Range B, situated in Lee County, Aforesaid, and
conditioned to pay to plaintid 81 promissory notes
Of $500 each and also is netes given by defendants
Robb, Wright, DeWolf and Wolff for $l44 IS each,
said Mortgages being executed by said last named
with 10 per cent. interest required By said Mort
cages, petitioners bring sait And unless you ap-
pear bAfors said Court. on before the second
day OF their term for May, 1859, to commence on
decree pro confcsso viii b rendered against you
CURTIS, 0ILLMORE ! CURTIS,
mh2s-d4w Solc'trr for Plths.
TEAsi TEAAil TEASi!s
lust received, . large and we'll assorted lot Of
u TEAS, consisting Of
Extra Fine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Hyson.
Extra Fine Oolong.
We have several grades Of the above kinds Of
Teas, 1T different prices. These Teas have been
f., our Gull ias the
mh23 Main Etraet near Third.
lava, Lagusyra, Costa Rios and Kio Coles.
u nh2o-d COLLIER ROBERTSON.
ORANGES, Lemons, Figs, French and German
~ Prunes, n. K. and Layer Raisins, currants,
10. GOLFERS KOBERTSON.
mh15-d
TyxTRA Family Flour, warranted.
Il mh15-d COLLIER i ROBERTSON.
CUaAK-cuKED HAMS.
- COLLIER ROBERTSON,
mhG-d IS Main st rect.
GENUINE LUBINss ExTR 4 CTG.
IS TOCKEYCLUB, Pstchouly, West-End, !"
u Fleur d'Italic, and other we'll known Per
fumes, from the same laboratory for sale BY
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mh25-d 90 Main street.
LSkANGIPPANI and Kiss-Me. Quick, Please and
L Lubin's, and Z. Dupuy's Perfumes for the
Handkerchief, for sale by
Sign of the Golden sgle and Mortar,
80 Main street.
COX,A SPAR X LING GELATINE.
s superior 10 Isinglsss and ono third I be price.
l In packages at ~ cents, with full directions.
For sale by Al. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle andMortar
mh2s-d 90 Main street.
FLO " EMS AULPH UM.
s0nnn LBS. Pure Sub-Limed, In store and to
WV A'f''s' ''' a. 4. J. 5.' xxI LIE
mh25-d 9S Main street.
EXTRACT LOG WOOD
1nnn LBS. Bakers City Refined, in Glib. boxss
lUUU in store and for sale very low BY
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
"A IN atr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

PI0nOrs.-For few mornings past the
heavens have almost been obscured By pass
ing clouds Of pigeons; some aocks seeming
TO contain millions. 1t has furnished rare
sport for tho huntsmen, and by the incessant
popping ~ verify believe there have not been
many idle mnskess in town. The pigeons
Ill 49, soyaging Northwest, perhaps it 10
typieaI q emigration the coming season. -
Tndenendoooe (Iowa) Civilian.
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Eor sale

All kinds Of Frnit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes and email fruits, at No. IS Main-st.
Keokuk, Iowa. WV. BAxNEsjS Agent.
fb3dAw2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

NT- An English paper remarks: sit is said
that the Emperor Of the French, on the 9Th
Of February, suffered so severely from head
ache, that his medical man, DR.. Conneau, nj
most forced him to 60 ont for awhile on
horseback in the Bots de Boulogne. On this
occasion he wore for tho first time : grey
coat, the sight Of which gave rise to the sus-
picion that he wished to recall 70 the remem-
brance Of the loungers the famous redingote
grsss OF his uncle. The petit chapsa1 will
come IN due time. 1t is without doubt re-
served for the day Of departure for the cam
paign in Italy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
Desperate ARRAY NJ Osbourns.

from passengers VINO arrived on tno rail-
road, we learn that desperate ARRAY OCCUR
red between an American and two lrishmen
at Osbourne, q station on the Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad, in De Kalb county, late
Saturday evening, 10th inst.
1t appears that the American and the Irish
men had stopped 1t drinking saloon 1t that
place and got on drunken spree. A dog
belonging to one of the Irishmcn came in
and the American kicked 1t out. This in
censed the Irishmen, who Immediately pro-
ceeded to put the American out in the bams
unceremonious summary manner. The Amer
lean. who 10 represented to be very small
man, not weighing over hundred pounds,
drew bowie knife, and commenced vigor-
ously defending himself. He out the throat
Of one of his assailants from ear to ear, and
produced terrible cash on the face of the
other, ranging from his left temple down to
his chin. A surgeon was Immediately called
in, who pronounced the man whose throat
was cut beyond recovery; the other, though
severely, wss not thought to be MORALLY
wounded. AS soon a. the American commit
ted the act, he jumped on horse and clear
ed himself, and had not been captured up to
the time our informa nts passed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

The GAHRIcK CLUE SoUxBDLx.-We are
glad to be able to state that tho differences
which have arisen in this clpb, out OF the lit
erary quarrel between Mr.. Thackevay and
Mr.. II. Yates, have been settled amicably.--
-TLondon Star, March 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26
Il. HOWE.

CITY Aucai oneSr. ReOk nh, lows,
WILL attend to sales Of Merchandise, Furni-
w ture, Horses, Carriages, Real Estate and I'll
kinds Of Personsl Property.
TERMS EASY.
Office st B. A. WilliAms' store, Main-st., between
Sd and 4th. [mshl7d
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MayeraIay.

Mayerabiy.
We arc authorised to announce VIZ. Lxronros
rs candidate for Mayer Of the City, at the ensu-
ing election.
MKssRs. EprTogs: Please announce 9. f. CAnxr
~ = candidate for Alderman OF the Fourth w ard
at the ensuing city election.
MANY VOTERS.
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DUNcAsNoN, Pa. March 10.

DUNcANNoN, Pa, March 10.
We had terrible storm here last night,
fine old Clarke's ferry bridge across the Sus-
canal, and belonging to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, was nearly oil blown
away. 1t was about three quarters Of mile
long. 1t had no connection with the Rail-
road, which crosses the river about ten miles
further down.
PorrsvILLE, March l9.-This region of tho
country has been visited by very heavy rains,
the coal mines, many of which are completely
drowned out, and all operations have been
suspended. The roads below here are sub
merged, and it is reported that serious
break has occurred in the canal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

THK DIS MoINKs VALLEY WIG 10 published
every Monday atthis office, is one ofthe Oldest
papers In Iowa, and has a widely extended circu-
lation throughout the Des Moines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

A Relic Dr.. Shelton Nick enxie says Of
the new Constitution for Rome, which the
Pope signed in l848. and disavowsd after his
fight to Gaeta:
'sThat document, handsomely engrossed on
vellum, with emblaxonmcnts encircling il,
like the page Of an illuminated missal, il now
in this country. 1t is in possession OF Gen.
erAl Wright, Of New Jersey, and,hangs up in
his library
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-26

G1rThe Havana correspondent Of the Sa-
vannah Republican writes During the years
have resided in this island, the average an
nual number Of Africans imported has been
about 200. Last year, however, that num-
Der was nearly trebled-2 ,099 having been
imported.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-13
Aaasisl,arascs.x Nsstcc.

II FILTERS " slmnistrst.nu. lie homes
~ usu. hating ben granted to IT, an
dsvsigri on tAs estate ~ Alexander
Miles. de.. ny the rrebtss Coart, u IA
nflt Csan'v. Mississippi. At the Jansary
Ierm. 1852. thctrOf-buv all persons
having ela.rs against .aii estate are
hereby uctihei 10 esme forward aud
h,,. the same prchssei and Registered
~Ithla The time prescribed by Law Of the,
ell be forever barred. ret. ss,h. 1s5S.
n. s HASTINGS,
w. ~ MYTH.
rrcal-tr timin'.,-t,ee.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-13

OfsfIrRe.
TINE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. r.
siew u the awful dessruoosoi
human life caused By sexual -
and the deeepsions praesicel uDea -
unfortunate vietims Of such liIoooo
Quashs. several yssfs ago disssos1 49,
Consulting Surgeon, q . eAeDt1eR Z -
worthy Of their name, 10 90 0D0e
sary for the treatment IL
diseases, In oil their forms, ~ 10 ~
medical advice gratis 10 sIf whe app60
letter, with . description II tlsiF euSis
ton, (sse, occupation, hahiss q IilS,
Ac.. sad IN case Of eztrene psvaey, =
furnish medicines free Of sAosns. M,
needless 70 add that the Assoeiad0 e.
mands the highest Medical skill {
age. and will furnish the nest oppsovo1
modern treatment.
The Directors Of the Awoeoooeo. =
their Annual Report upcn the lsooonao
Of Sesusl Diseases, exrsess III k3rAoo
sstisfaetion with the seseeue ~ ~
attended the laboss Il their ousnssoo -.
the eure Of Spcrmssoyvhoa, NJ
Weakness, Gencrrkoa, Gleei, oy1hj1k,
the vice u OnsnisM o. 6eif.Aha6ot ~
eeses u the Kidneys asd Dlsao1gs ~
and order q continuance u ~ mmepon
for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on . review d ~ -,
feel assured that their lshsss
sphere al benevolent e6cst have been u
great hcnekt 10 the afflicted, e~upeefolly
to the Young. and shev have resolved .
devote themselves. with renewed sea1. -
this very Important and nssA tesplss1
csnse.
An admirable Report On Spssps.
tafrh0s. Or SEMINAL Wssiness. tks Ne
q Onankn, Alssturbssicn, Or Self. Abue.
and other dis~ases u The Seaual orsoaes
~ the Csussisire Sssseoa, Will b ~
~ nsil @ . seslet ssvslsPeA ~ 2
ekafeA - receipt = ~ aanO -
vsstses. Othe R<besss - nbi1D0
he natsrs ed trsaineus Il Se~aun1
enees, ~, &<., ase scaueonsly ~
puhlbeed fof erssuiteve dis6iAuD
VIII BE- sess 10 the afflicted. 80 ~.
new ssmedies and methods e sssa1uu1
discovered during the Last ynss mee2
great value.
Address, for Report q tssolD01. n
!. Shillir ncashtcs. Aesiae UUv<joA
Howard Association, ~ 3 oeuoA 49,
etFess. Philadelphia, p.
sster q tie 0lEeesssA
EZRA D. 11nAnfW41k AuNNac
GEO. RAonCu1lO, &dfu.
Feb. 9. lNsy. U-uosyRu
A u - rive fss psrtAeau Z -
"A ssuJv9 NJ 4sease q IN. No.
v. ~, 1ee'a, ssnsistae uagaa60s0
lsth 81 April nest. Win y ~ 80 =
~ epPini Tesm o. ~ CsuuHUua0
~. vTSsdS, ~
Nsseh. ], 1859. tlssrs.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-04-13

" psfssns ius he Estate II Mi.
N chsel Nskiunie. s.v.. are hsrehv no.
tiled 70 settle M w The 18th II April
usxt. ~ Inv viii frt thsir CLAIMS in the
rTcess hssis. Aise. the claims due the
Estate q l. u. Nekirais. dee. and oil
the elains dss the fsssse Of Mary Thorn
ton. Isfch lst. 1859.
nsri-sw. MEEk 4 THORNTON.
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CMvfv NnLlER. Pas,
Adnsimsssrassr,s sottre,

ETTEES u administration having
IL been .rsnted 20 the undersigned ~
the estate Of Mary q. shlrcs. dee. b,
the Probate Ccsvs II Panel. C'eunty.
Mississippi. 1t the January Tcsm. lsaa.
shessef-aev rsssoas having claim.
ss,iast said estate are hereby netsksd
10 tome forward and haze the same pro.
bet u and registered within the time rrv-
scrsheI by law or tier will be forever
hifrel. fcb. 18th. 1850.
u. u. HASTINGS.
NJ. u. ktiiW.
msfl-ew Administrator.