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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-06-28
IounInN IrfH

TIo ED1frh rl f.p lclfim0nl ON
nHll.l ihe Utinay Hom.hr limos Dent
llpit aft..p $500 commence n Nh, lfdI
.rnm Gtuty ~ Nrt luh ot tno lobI
~ july TO boston ol % 90 EVERY .D,o'.
Tuo.dnJ
A letter 70 ne London Time 1886, by
hoe terms " capmlution NJ lolrrmo.
ih' Scrpoltu troop were to lnni ol'h,r l
Nc...n. or Nnrlcs without mole lat.ln
lho cessation Of thc carnage 81 Maple.
Iur % tho Intervention Of the Enylil
lri French nimimls.
iho hcltt If Prince Jerome ID improy
inc.
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The state 81 massssssppu.
PAMELA COUNTY.
To ,n.harr A. how're. en. OF ihs i-.rs.s.. .

10 inthn-y A.. Rcvsee. me Of the lesssses Of
James ". Rovnee, deceased.
Vuu ars hereby ci,ei 10 appear before The Pro.
bate Court Of said County on Friday, he
9th dsy q inly, lsga. 10 answer The application
Of a. H. Oven and james ". Rc~rss. execu.ar.
OF the vii ef James NJ. Rowsee, deceased. to sar.
rsndsv thsir letters ts<ssmsnsary. ani snow csusr
shs thsy should net he permitted and allowed X
said Court to surrender he said letters.
By order 81 Court. Issued June q. fssa.
VT. wvVTIES. cissk.
june =. 1850 aln
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THE STITEOF MISSISSIPPI.
ptxpfA Cutxrv

To the heirs whose names and residences are IN.
Known II Mrs. Frances Harris, deceased, late Of
he County Of Halifax, State Of Virginia.
YOU and each Of you are hereby cissj 10 appsss
j before the Probate Court Of Pamela County
on Friday. the 21sh DAY u Jaly, issn. anil show
causs Why the 6nsl scr,un, o. David y. Harris,
NOV dsesasedl executor Of the will If Chatles
I. Harris. senior, deceased. made hv James o
Harris. executor II the viii IF said David =. ira-.
sis. deceased. should not be allowed .pd approved
By order Of Ceurt. l.saej June q, isso.
W. p. wO0TTEN. CLERK.
June .. lse0. "a d
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lieu Embellishments.

~ '',iy motto through hfc has been-wcrk and
a%lrsriss. In business, njver,i,ins u the true
Philosopher = stc.s, ,h4, tssns Whatever u touches
to gold. ! have advertised much, both In weekly
Us well rs In tho daily pgpers nor have ! found
lass-tencfttcd me the most."-J. J,cop Asron.
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".'I fbl
NII0'nII ll." 0l "''
0t .'I'f H''.''|. 'rl .I'nI '''
ib' ai'., .mr.n.1
\ "
Music By u' I'nl m Tho A-1L ii'u.l
ln'r'
~ ~ n'l'.h &c pI".' .oo 10y %
l'fin'I unIe. VIZ 01''lI"n n VIZ NN.'IAI.
COL y Y p'rh'n aui '"L VI y Nom.
'.''I W NIl'l Nni'''Is' ia tl' l'''".
thf "''i.
Nor inl hhI 0lnh
STANDARD hcai'f and Assistants
banl
O'ni'r anu hnpI'h
frc.Ilehi aud Board II plrc'iot.
Committee.
.inh't7 ~ thc N7."rIlllou
Citizens generally
The PROCESSION viii march 'olhc grow.
west of the town, where tDy following c,cr
ciscs viii take place:
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NASHVILLE fENNLg AcipgMY. - The
Nashville Banner snys
The lorty.lourth annual exhibition Ut
this old ands popular institution Tor the
education Of Young ladies'. has been in
progression since the earlier part VI the
week, and will doubtless conclude thi. even.
ing. a larger number tnnn usual of the
young lady pupils have eraipaied this scs-
sion, anil the chapel Of the academy has
been dcnsely crowded with visitors incc
the commencement ol the exercises. ihc
exercise hall 81 the Institute ha. been
thrown open 10 the pablo, aud The chapel.
during the reading ii The essays, has been
dCuscly Iirongcd morning nnl evening.
while the rosttum. or essay stage. has pre-
scented on cacl, occasion . perfect bo,asi II
youth, innocence aud beauty, refreshing
to behold. "A n general thing, the essays
we're admirably written and admirably lie
lvcrcd. and the vocal aud instrumental
music in the intervals would have elected
applause from the most fastilious audience.
Among the graduates We notice the
names Of the following young ladies' from
Mississippi:
Miss pattie Jones, Kinds county, Missis.
! sirpi-"Mothcr."
Mis- Mary c. C~atchings. Kinds county.
Miss.-"ltomc.
Miss Flora Mcneil, COahoma county,
Miss.-..Thc Press
Miss Mamie Catchiags, llinds county
Miss.-"iankcc Doodle.
Miss Alice Lush, Macon. Miss.-"old
Fcsyism."
Miss Sarah VI. Catching. Kinds ccua,y,
Miss.-"fa,riO,ism the Guiding Star o,
Fame"
Miss Mary h. Chc,cs. Corcc,ills, Mss.
Might brings out the Stars"
Miss Fanny l.. Branch. Tallala, Miss
Purpose
Among the members Of the rarlor elias.
to whom diplomas we're awarded. ",
notice the following Young ladies from thi,
State
Miss Laura c. Newman, vickshurr
Miss.
Miss Annie Benson. Pcntotoc. Miss.
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Plantation for Srle,

OFFER i1r mlo my rllntnii1n containing s.l
acres. Il iiH 1mi.t Di.tpf llnnli Depot. "a
a healthy district. T. has good stock range, 49,,
I. vn,cfel hy the bcst Il springs. ln,o q GOOD
frame d%we.iHg, sin Mil, 49,, lreas iui rurrin
gcpr, nes. Il hos mlIrs finm Central Auti
omy, o aourishing school. Wishing 10 rrnu
ny hands t. %, bottom | wnl scil u low f,li
Tor particular adire-. 900 vi panola, Mics.
y. q. BANER.
rnnolh, June q lsdn. ~.
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Examination at Euraka.

I'llB public examination " the pupils " tho
! Female Institute. nj furnka, will
,hu eth anil close the 3Sth inst. In the evcniu,
~ the 9th ut candle. light, the Young ladies If The
nepar,mcn, VI Music will give a concert. NJ xhici,
lime Gee. 7. foosc, Esq. u Pamela. will dpli,cra
literary address,. The exercises. u thu asta will
close with ar sijre,shy Col. n. q. Taylor. ~ "a
nOla. b. D.. PkOWN.
June u, lSi0. e2.lw. principIl.
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Never he cast dcwn by triaes. 1fa sri.
der break his web twenty times. twenty
.imes will he mend it. Make m your mini
to do Q thing aud You will d. il. Fear not.
II trouble come upon ycu-keep M your
spirits, shsrgh the Icy may Be ! dask ets.
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TINS CRors.-ln must Of tins counties OF
North and Central Mississippi, We learn
from our exchanges. tina, stasouatle rains
have fallen. The crops in consequence are
much mproyCd.-tfrtnada Leeeastirt.
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THE STATE or NISsjSsITPL

PASdiA Co!SrY. j
To the heirs whose names AMI re.ilenscs arc IN.
known. " Mrs. Frances Harris. deceased, late
Of Halifax county, State Of virginia.
\ ou and each u you are hereby cited TO be and
appear before the Probate Court Of Panel,
equity. on Friday, the l1th day Of Ja.y. lS6u. To
show cause why the knal account Of James o.
Harris, surviving Executor Of Charles r. Harris.
senior. deceased, should not be allowed and an.
proved. :
by order Of Court. Issued June q. 1860.
W. 7. wO0lfkN. CLERK.
June =. 1850. .s-st.
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Rangers Notice.

TAKEN tPhyD.B I.pbp. near Pleasant Mont.
| one Roam Horse, Is handt high, 10 VI i! year.
old, some saddle and c lar uarks, il.u Afirc.-.
Appraised to SI2j,0. ~
~ u. JOINS.
Pamela. june Il, ls61. &-3w Hasse~P,c.
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THERMOMETERS.

4 ,HhoNpME1EIS,
~ CHARTS,
NArr,c,r Ar, e,,r,,,,,,,,., 49,, -,- BOOKS,
and
GLOBES.
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " '' r.
PETER WALTHER,
ro,,o.,. -, - 49,. 20 W. Frat street
BLUNT, New York. IL f.o.+~~
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
7 AMES II. KEMP & CO..
" SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER & BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WuIRF
MANUFACTURERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment Of
sps Gompasses, Quadrants Octants Sextants
oarometes, thermometers, Drawing Instruments, Lamps
StrVeynrs Compasses Gauging Rods Out Sticks Beard
Rules, Tape Lines, BuTts Coast Pilots Shipmastars
sStan Hedge Anchors, Charts all parts Of the world
manner iNf''N" IN ny ny, ~
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NALAD OIL.-John Durand's Superfine Bor.
hCdeaux Clarified Olive OIL also fresh Nice sweet oil
quarts and pints, for sale by LAURENCE Thomson /
CO., "a Exchange Place, jeI-tf
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GtSffsIs15 CARRIAGES.-We have on hand. at
Az----L1-OtR MANUFACTORY AND REPOSITORY
one Of the largest and hest assorLn4nts Of EtP
da6ES to be found in the city. Persons in want of Car
rags are invited TO call and examine stock az we are
rG'rsi to sell at as o rates and accommodating
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/ D. ? I T,
~ - COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS Al
EOA hlSSlpSG S to TAKE THE PROOF AMI III
KNOW l.EiI5 ENT OF DEEDS DEPOSITIONs pow 81 q
VI ATFNANhY Other .nstTunrnts Ii Rritinp e. -
'ghB MERCANTILE AGENCY


j d. PRATT CO.,
CORNER GF BALTIMORE
me pTopnetors respectfully invite such NaTcbantlS.
not edy subscribers to the Agency and ho as are
credit to call and examine system and a e goods on
y OF our information From long experance IA e seaoi
actcTy stinoniss Of thousands Of merchants in me Sale
Sn cues East snd Westwho have for wears been snhs
the cities or WING VIII CALL whether they sell goods 10
Sv ., country towns ample satisfaction as to lie ellis
rom tba s, oreton and the great benefit 10 derive
n a 1hNaRth
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C.K. CANNON.
ST BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAE.
ezz22zE1zz15ezs Ma STEAM COMPANY

p6 KE&U j Rally LINE except Sunday for pOE7 ia
FTT9 1 hANR ~ GRACE, and THE WATER CANAL
o HGg s s6d M " CAPT Pps leaves
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY EytENING At
Pi HGHGS Heturnlng leaves PORT DEPOSIT EVERY
~ TEoDA THuKSIlAY, and SATURDAY al 3 ococE
The . s fna HAtRE lREE cl SIZE ocqc
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THIrESDaY and
SSappTTK {9 EVENING at O'Clock Returning leaves
Li ,Uhh,L pEFnSlI VERY MONDAY, WEDN ESDAY and
Phina ~, EN ENlNG, at O'clock and HAVRE DE GRACE
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sl FOR THE EASTERN

srnF-.ssz.sr-esAs AND WESTERN SHORE
Inc nc heW swift and commodous Steamer KENT Ca1ain
John H. klrwan, leaves hrr!wharf on Light street f 81
Camden for CIiQPTANK RiV ER EVERY WF6NFGSHTt, %
aau - IUftIlAE MORNING, at O'clock touching nj
jHTaEs' Wlora Point Castle Haven Shermans Pier
d IanieE wharf, Cabin Greek. Medfords Wharf Proyi,
uc!Ce' steil, via Dover Bridget KingstoUn Gnir.s
RENT PGtterS Landing Denton Reurni6 "p avas
D'il1 rl y Err THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNiNG
I" I GaScf, logging at the ahoy named Landings
IUESbAl and FRIDAY MORNING Remrning so1,,
be prepaid 'H 'S' P!' fteIEAl mus
ap45-f o.,
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Passage, Derths included, 80 cents
Freight received daily until O'clock carried NJ lou,
rates and carefully attended TO- INV az u"
- duplicate re2eptJ fu. freight will be reuuirod
me agent at Havre de Grace viii attend 10 fTyariing all
Lefcadise consigned TO him for point On the Pennsyi
yaniaCanals,o viii esIp freigs intended far BaItimor
Philadelphia elsewhere V'''
be chartered at any time, ~ " '''"' 'a'
Jos. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore
R.A
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N1HARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Wharf
wv corner Of York and William Streets Hughes Quav
Apply to j. ". STOCKkAN, at the wharf or -
CHAS. GILMOR,
No, hS Second afra
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EA-SILrh NUTIUE.
s1@sss7sss-s74sss FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

c1,,,or, ~, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
o,J l anGE ot DAfS.-On and after WEDNESDAY Nav
ISdi iooO, me steamer MARY WASHINGTON will Leave
ISr We Patu KENT river every "WEDNESDAY and
as & MORNINGS at CLOCK, proceeding as far up
lyon creek on WednesdayS Returning will leave
on creek on Thursday morning at O'clock for Retny
f e5Ee BaltimoTe on Saturday morning at o'cicc for
~ returning, viii leave Hills Landing ON
nenai morning at 5oclock for Baltimore calling at the
Haven going and returning " AiUih ioiht ana falr
Fre'sht received on Tuesdays and Fridays
Passona to p,.r,..,. a, \, NJ. l.. WEEMS, Master
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SCALES.

SCALES
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
@MA VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
and sold upon their own merits, by the inventor,
no. % South Charles and Balderston streets
49,. NO HUMBUGGERY -, - -,
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EURLETT l. SONS

~ CARRIAGE MASUFk CTOKY
No So NOgFH SrREgg
sxss5s. Inc undersigned having greatly en-.
ltrGed their premises aud increased their facili-
u neg ieaEe 10 gall the attention the public to her
ga s'oeS OF every description OF CARRIAGES finished
s.ekahi style and durable manner, which theY
arc prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAiRSs
eHueu IT WIN dispatch and at reasonable prices
Jy24u a. Norm So So p a sun
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ie5s Eaa WESTERN
ks%% Sfsf-sssss MARTHA Nd RAIF ROAH
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A. NJ and = IN p :;
Tor Reisterstown Leave Reserstown for Baltimore ~
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at 8 A If cnnoe.,.
with II train Waiting for 333 train from BaIiimorS r.
Omnibus from Manchester at6I5A NJ meets 10 a. t,;
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returning ,if-Tna,,,
tlmore. - NV '''" ''ohi pN
myl6 If tpUIN :. ~, yyr,u
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MuLi.NYER Il HUNTER,

Cax@xs- CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGES1-
W. have on hand at % North GAY STREET tbeI,r
gest assortment Of IA SHl0NABIE CARRIAGES sontb ~
New York, all of thei Attest fashions and most annrn
sly les The pqhc invited to call examine for 6eT1
Selves all Of which will be sold reasonable terms
.ry-u BIRR, HAlGHT Il OCONNEIi
- Repairing done at the shortest notice ,,r5J .,
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- subscriber has hand at his extensive CAR
hlAHt FEFISITORY, No. % South Gay street the mos
GeslVe anu best assortment of fashionable CARRIAGES
t can pc found m the city Persons want of Carriages
WI! u u 70 ultf interest to give call as am defer
'e !" sell low ol cash or approved paper All work sold
al my Repository warranted for twelve months Old Gse
ReS repaired or taken in exchange for ones $500
~ n ~ rSSs,fiS..i;-N,
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E.-sS-s FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
Fsss11..z9..zHz=,ss POINT, NA.(fhe steamer "RFIVT.
R6h w" ieaye Light street wharf, EVERY SAT-
dauons, apply to ~ 'N''ihoia
ia,4tf J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
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anu baltimore, interested in the trade and by
anu 'aItngrs residing in tie counties bordering
on 5 fapaannock for the express purpose of keeping
S steamer on the route. During the winter tie t
a uetk s been nclosed, thus aOTdiug complete pro
@ i9r hgTses and other live stock Carriages of all
SIZES can M taken on board and carried under deck without
taxing OIL the wheels Her staeroOm and berth accommI
aatGts are large and commOous and her capacity for
freight extensive. As passenger and freight Mt Sic S.
no ns superior on The waters Of the Chesapeake
Through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES aid
by X. ); CAPnON h CO., Bowlys wharf F
az freht received On board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
For further information and Blank Receipt of form a.j
by the Company, apply ON board, or to " N''"
r. j. CAPRON l. co, Agpnts
e or r,,r,ar,,, , No. ~ Rowy's wharf, Baltilnore
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v-., " y, THE STEAMER PLANTER
" aYe baltimore for the Patuxent river every TJFS
y ~ i iUing nj az o'clock, as far HIPS Landing
m VII Leave ilps Landing every Thursday morn
ING at o'clock for Baltimore calling at P1m Po;p jill
Far Haven going and returning 80 - ' VIM Iinu
freight received on Saturdays and Mondays
IyirN
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80 CARRIAGES

IN s1ILs.,t,... -, CARRIAGFSil
Ml.oi 1EIIE STREET, general assortment Of or
diaesCi INC most approved Styles all of which will h. a5
,e owe! prices Tor cash approved paper All CARR
G 5ai Of twelve months. We respectfully invita-
uSS p9hllc 70 cgll and examine our stock '''''e
p, N B.-OId Carriages taken in eychanpa fo. ,au .-
Repairing done with dispatch " "e" oHeS
mott J. RIDDLEMosER, JR, & co.
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49, OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

I--11 1HSsss<--- - COLPANI.
rN f9K o kEREth,Et;RiCKSBrBG, VIRGINIA AND LAND
e steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbank leave,
o FT IRON ron her berth at Needham's erght street
Wnaii,, nv htf Friday AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock and
MT up leaves fredericksburg EVERY TESTIFY
u al O'Clock, or Immediately the arrival Of
ue tah OF cars from Richmond and Washington St6unn
at an uie regular Landings on the RappahannCc ok rive
nyrr{
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49, FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ToszsrzAszszs2o The steamer 'BFIVIDFRE., VIII Io
N HttE street wharf on EVERY WEDN ESDAY AFTER
tGr freight or passage, having fine State Room
ie,ttf j. BRANpT, Jr, Agent,
r t,rl4 o.,
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GREAT
%otnxSs'1saoaaassas SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

II
BETWEEN
bALllMORE CITY POINT, lYNCHBURG VA KSuy
VILE AND MEMPHIS, TENN ~
~, n ID Err NJ T. DIATk TOWNS
The steamers GEORGE PEA BODY and REiViDFRF ORC
nov leaving Baltimore VERY WEDNESDAY, and At
UhbAf AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, for Citv Point Va
connecting with the South Side Railroad to lyncbue
hnoXyllle, Memphis, and intermediate towns ba;n "s'
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPFDiTIOIts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28

. Hon. +. II. Blair..Jr.

ba. The recent resignation of his seat in Con-
gress by Mr. Blair OF. Missouri. inst after
it had been adjudged to be has, by, a clear
majority of that body, rs an, honorable,
though politically unusual act of magma
nimity. He once more throws himself
upon the people for Endorsement, or reiec-
tien. The. election viii, soon come of,
and we shall have an opportunity to see
whether the gallant champion of the canse
ief free labor can again be elected Repre-
sentative from slave State. If he is, il
will be the third time that he has triumph
ed with the people of the ST. Louis Dis
trict, .-- ~r
The e-follewing extract from Mr.. Blair's
iettersto his constituents, indicates, the
sources to which he attributes his fraudu-
lent defeat sna .rail, '.7 . ri -...sfs7 l-fi Fl ~
ut was the power that marched an ar
my to vote in Kansas. that planted q colony
around the Custom House in Detroit to
kill off Mr.. Howard in Michigan; that
filled the frigates in the Philadelphia navy
yard with 100 caulkers, candle holders
and oakum- pitchers, like the concealed
troops in the Trojan horse, to carry the
city. that brought the myrmidons 10 the
polls in st. Louis to put under foot its
rightful suffrage. 1t cannot be doubted
that the power which detained our army
in Kansas TO control its elections, when it
should have been employed in suppressing
rebellion and unbridled license in Utah.
and by this delay exposing our army to the
rigors of a winter march in the Rocky
Mountains, and starvation from want Of
provisions, would have little hesitation in
selling ont the contracts for the supply Of
that army to overthrow the only represen-
tatiye OF free principle from Southern
State. This, the mass of proof adduccd to
the Committee and the House made
manifest
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-06-28
fee within sresth A. thsa moment IN las
The Pike's Peak Mail Routcs.,i

hEH sfd - zA-------r S-.-- -1ll-1zcL i5lE SsE
-fns1 The Pike,s Peak Mail Routcs.9i sd
Eil q BsHaRs, Rs,tNVasITNtsIox G,Tf Jill ba,
.aia wang iIsdJ Jane 1871 $780, 10 mis
Editors Press and s1hihune:o1 odl l5 u. 4n'
The bids for tl,e Pikeis Peak mail routes
established by the present Congfcss, wprt
decided this snorning. a. foilows:dsiaA II
. No.15.f5l---Frein Gsiesbnrg.a Nebras-
ka. tonthe Salt Lake mail route J. up atht
South Platte, by St.ssFrain,a to .Denyei
City, 240 miles ansl back. ioneea a week.
For this there wsEe, ,ser entssa-bids. ranging
from Sl9, 900, proposed by E. S.yAlvord
Supeiintehdent Of the Bat erield Overland
Company. down to $500. by E. F. Bruce
ofSt. JosepiI Missouri who isthe success
ful bidder. The two next lowest bids were
s2.40O each. Mr. Bruee's bid is guaran
tccd by twoacitizens lof st. Joseph awhoss
pecuniaIy responsibility Is guaranteed IL
the strongest terms blythe Postmaster a
that city. allnde, 10 this. bccansc The
supply not only OF, Denver, but of all the
branch lines from that place through tht
mines, depends on the service on this route
being faithfully performed. The Depart
ment assured me that they would see to il
that Mr.. Brncc shonld carry the mail; an,
of course. if his gnarantors are respensibl.
the contract can be enforcedi as by law they
have 20 pay all the cost of carrying tn,
mail. if the contractor fails To- do it. ..a
Tie estimate OF the-Post Office Depart
ment for. this rontc was 'S19. POO per year
I should have added that MFR. Smoot, tht
Lcavcnworth banker, who is or has beer
connected with Mr.. Russell. of the Pixies
Peak Express. andthc Pony Express, pu'
ina bid at 81. $50. -
M. 15.152-FIom Denver, by Hunts
Vile to Colorado City, sixty eight miles
weekly. For this, there were fourteen bids
ranging from So down: Let to II
G.. Webbing at s.. 500. ''''
No. 15.l53--From4 Denver to Boulder
forty miles, weekly. For this. there wer,
thirteen bids. from $4,000 down.--Lei
to NJ G.. Smitl, at SS94.p r. f4s
No. l5. .l54-From Denver, by Baden
and Tarryall. to. Brcckinri.lge, one hun
drei miles, weekly. For this, there were
twelve bids. from $4,000 down. Let to
Thomas Bridge at S2,495.
No. Is. 155-From Denver, by Arapa-
hoe. Golden City. Golden Gate and Noun
tain City to Missouri City. forty miles
weekly For this there were sixteen bids
from 80. $50 down. Let to II. G. Wieb-
ling. at 5 1 030. tT liraeG9K 7eiituf -
The contracts ara to commence by the
advertisements of the Department; OH the
lst Of July. 1850, t.or as soon thereafter
as practicable" proviso that L regret was
inserted and If the route from Galesburs
to Denver City is put in operation prompt
ly. trust the quarter and half dollar en-
action per letter OF paper. ON TIE Pixies
Peakcr's is.soon to cease. IF it does not,
feeltliatit has not been from lack of earn
est and persistent effort by a.is
ae- Yours truly. SCHUYLER CoLFAx.