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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
eUPEBIOR COURT-sPHG,L TERz-FEB. 2l-Betors
Justice HOFPsAS
THR CITY JuDGMRhTs-ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TIE
CONTROLLER

CONTROLLER.
Sanford L. McComber AIT. The Mayor &c.
This motion by the Controller, under the act of
1852 relative the Judgments ganst the city to ssie the
judgment obtained by tbs pnh FOR services keeper ofons
ol the Corporation NsrdA
The emo n OF the Judgment 1854 70. The Controller
alleged obtained BY default answer having teeu
claim and that the Plnsin performed the
services for EhCh he sought 70 recover
This the Judge rendered decision waiting the uds
msn with 2 10 costs 20 abide the event
VIM CARTS NoJes FOR the Cou'Ioeri psntif In person.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

LARGE HAUL BY PIcKrOcKErs.-Mf'- Hare, lady
,,am Ottawa City, c. W., had her pocket picked in
Broadway yesterday morning Of a wallet containing
A. o0o Mira. Hare is "a mliner by trade, and had
emo 70 NevYork to make some purchases, most Of
,bicb sbs had concluded Saturday last. Yesterday
roope she left the st. Nicholas Hotel with the 81 600
in her pocket intending to pay for the goods previously
purchased. On arriving at Lord & Taylors her first
stoppng-place, she found that her pocket had been
cut, and the money abstracted therefrom The funds
were mostly in G5 and clio Canada money, and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

COIRT or COMMON PLgAS-SPRctAL T4Ba-fEB. 81
Before judge RR4DI.-DECHI0s~
French a Il. Wragg Motion denied.
Miller AT. Schedel.-Moon granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

-Receip-lncreaEe at the ports, compared with
last year. 5S 00 bales Eroyt-ncrease 10 Great Britain
$500 bales increase to France 62Oo decrease to other
foreign porte 1000 Total increase In exports SO O00
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
IAdvsrtissnsat

LONDON CLUB SAUeE.-Ims Univ eA.iu,x 4
Manufactured by FARKER BRoa Lozdon, esn % ~
ther AseAt IN this city A j. PARKxR Ne ]. saa he -
article IL superior to the WoIoestsrsAirs sauce A.
famed at hall tho price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Acknowledgement

EVERYBODY COULD BE USEFUL AND HAITI
they had the proper occupation, and knew how %
their passions and their talents 10 the best
rect archaeological examination given Al FcwLsk
No as Broadway Ia Just what Is needed By moss pe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Advertisements

The "RIGGs Truss. THE medical PROFESSORS
and sAes invited 20 examine this together VIA
other appliances for vsricoce Pies Proapsus Ami ass
enlarged veins Of the legs Supporter 10 taS Broome u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
Acknowledgements.

fAdvertisementl -. a~ovR-
Millions OF Bottles of Mrs. WIsslSw. sssIss ~
TSa sRuP arc now used every year In tns 49, >ea
Childrea Teslhinx with never fAilins success .I5
Aais end certain Qely ~ esass . sssss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

Of this state and greater The Of the de on
. As 20 That part Of the rapn or fund OF the piaini lave
meteek ofthe unied states think the NOT fdrtb
II Howard Rep, 2o5. q barbour
Tie exemptions the orsnA section, o. the Reserved stat
e lent 10 include these Of the Plaintiff In the
FAM Ofthe CoulIuouv eulth
Inc psn Of tsSng nsmrs capital without regard toiis vaue
OF ode o lnyemen abolished by the acts ~ 10 and BS'
hf exemption OF stocks Of the ned States esA1lisnnd ny
THIS case IN the supreme Court the United States IL Il recos
nzed and confirmed In State Supreme Court
IL f. acted on the 81 individuals Our statutes direct the
sane Henber and rule for tan for the carts Of compilations
and TIE property o individuals.
Ia relation 10 the moyemea, in Cotton, Wm 7.
Wright d Co circular says:
CEor-Tho most popular estimate jus, is 100000 bales
some lew sId feherless. THERE'S t expectation
that receipts must show marked dimDun, for II q mn
vcrsay admitted the aciestL haze BEEN greater than
for the The price. n the
proves about $4,000 has eTeadY been dcouncd had the
opifou generally Tiancd month that the crop
might BE- limited at 100 go bales besn CONFIRMED 10 this
time should have had important adysnce In all the markets
In this county.
ExPog1s moderate Thu week To France. there steady
Increase with as year Other foreign ports Keep
vel up CHEAT Britain still largely in OF all previous
The following Of the since
the LIST September last compared with the previous four
yrarl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

Go FARLY-Go EARLy-Gc EARLY-And yo
will be able good stness thss most
Of all OCTOKoOss BoErceautF famous OcTosoos reI eate
this afternoon aud evening a, BAaSuN's MusKrx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

FILoNIoUs AssAULrs.--John Coulter was arrested
Monday night charged with committing assault upon
person o. Ann Boston No. ts Mercer street IL y s.
that the prisoner entered the house and while b.syv
pue with the woman struck her the bead ~ Us, s,
glass lamp inficng danEeTous wound At NO ~
t.euth street Mss n. storH while splitting 49,. u
club In the hands Of bannAn
ria retored with blow from hstenet wni IN a..
aaah in liapushs Uranium. physician was 80
81 ,onn5s IN hot the women s1er WHOM tooa
b Of sss and locked her up answer charge Oh iS0nio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

d., FsrATE.-The following sales were made
49,. Nv j. Bleeeker Son Cot 2story Cottage and
f,tav between Gath and SSh-ss IS 6xlCo eSs;
-. 49, uonse and Lot B. Avenue and 18th
o. s,6a S7sO 4siory bick House and lot No s3l sth
"a $3.50; tsory brick House aud Lot No 33 sth
"a aS6sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22


Hayele, hAyele Habne
Fastldght doth wane-a
To the rooftrse clingins.
Sausages are swinging;
Give MS the long once;
Keep the little wrong ones,
Ira, ri, ira 70,
The Winter room mus. go.
What viii you now be giving
Happy be your living.
Luck enter your door,
And come out never more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22

srIcrpg.-A Mrs. McDermot, residing IN house OF
60 c,, g., brewster street. In this village hung herself
sbe vas quite dead WHOM found II Is supposed
v G m. Isss Of daughter bad produced mental slisn
Won, SI. az ssis,ence Richmond County Gazette
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

GENUINE YANKEE-Edmond About in his
ae' book, the King Of the Mountain" gives
ae following account OF John Harris, an Ameri.
an adventurer in Greece:
The frst time I saw this strange fellow
u9psehended America. John was born in Van.
"a IN Illinois. He inhaled at his birth the air
ne New World, so vivacious, so sparkling,
oe % ori-k, that it goes to the head like cham
ne vine, and one vets intoxicated by breath.
1 know not whether the Harris family
.'s nch o. poor; whether they sent their son to
sese or left him to get his own education. 1t
.' Sf'a'n that at twenty seven years he depends
on himself, trusts only to himself, is aston
q nothing, thinks nothing impossible, new
~; assss. believes all things, hopes all things,
~ things. triumphs in all things, and rises
rseAn d he falls, begins again if he fails, new.
never looses courage, and goes right
.hstIing his tune. He has been farm.
sse:ooamasser, lawyer, . journalist, mer-
-; = has reed everything, seen everything,
ce everything, and travelled over more
Ne globe. When I made his acquain.
ovo eoumaDding . steam yacht IN the
With sixty men md four guns; he was
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

The LARGEST HORsEs IN THE WORLD. - A
Gentleman named Potter, recently exhibited a
horse at Newcastle, Pennsylvania, that weighs
LIT lbs. He is bright bay horse, OF the City,
desdale breed, and was bread in Cumberland,
England, by farmer named Reed. In 1855, he
.Ook prize of $3.50 at Glasgow, in Scotland, and
isce bis importation he has had no less than
.venty-six prizes conferred upon him here. The
Mmers Of the region round Newcastle desire to
retain him in their neighborhood to breed from
-Wiikes Spirit.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
Vedaesday Morning. Dec. II. 1860

New EATING HoUsE.-Mr. George Muir
n. long and favorably known to the people Of
,bis city as the oblging' clerk at the Lansing
House, has opened an Eating House over X.
Booshreyd's Boot and Shoe Store, where he can
Ne found at slrtimes. ready to serve his custom
~. Go and see for yourselves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
S = Il & | A l. NOTI CES
PROCLAMATION.
KNOW ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDR

KNOW ALL MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
that SANTA CLAUS hav resolved 70 longer remain
the villages of New York Boston and Philadelphia bur
have come n person with unparalleled variety Of
Ho day Presents to the CITY Book Store in the City
Lansing and have made arrangement with A. j. ele
20 assist him in distributing them Only t~o weeks will
elapse before the time Of grand distribution which
have appointed to take place the morning the 25th
inst would, therefr-, sc You all To cal! at an early
date and select the articles that will best please you
and to those who have only in inn gina.
ton, NV say that they will have opportunity by
looking in at the north window, Jas am unspproach-
sbe) where will be pleased 10 give al nod of recoy
milton
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereuntO Sc. my hand
and have caused the grea, seal of Friendship
L. to be affixed at the City Book Store in Lansin g
this 10Th day Of December 1850.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
Srx,cBING.-Good sleighing is "lying

SLElGHING.-Good sleighing is Lying
oosen around out of doors, and inviting Old
inks and young to turn out and enjoy it. And
sill it comes Nothing is more pleasant than a
asich.ride with spirited horses and plenty of
klles. We like it best when the weather is suf-
scien.ly cold to require two to keep one shawl
and buff,lo robe warm Go slow lover the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

CorGis - Tie sud en- changes of climate
of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AZTEC
TONS Experience having proved that simple remedies
Ofen act speedily aud certainly when taken the early
stages Of the disease should at be had
BTOw's Bronchial Toch,S L0lsnges let the C,li
Cough o. Irritation OF the Throat be slight,
by this precaution serious attack may be eitrc
tuay sarded of Pubic Speakers and Singers viii and
See adve tlsement Gm2y3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

MOTHERS READ THIS -.he following is extract from
let written by the pastor of ptis Church to the
Journal and Messenger, Cincinnati, Ohio and speak.
volumes favor of that world med cine-MRs
WINsIow $ SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TKHrHISG
- We see an advertisement in your columns If Mrs
Winsow's Soothing Syrup Nov we never SAID a wo,d
favor Of patent Medicine before life but We
compelled to your readers that this no hum
ouy-wE HAVE Tried II AND KNOW II ALL II CLAIMS
Ii PROBABLY, of the most successful! medic O.
the day because it Of the test And those Of YOU,
readers ~ho have babes can't do bette, than to lay in
gu univ y lroQ2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

,..,lv Advertis,nents have the privilege OF three
The Yearly rates .pplyto regular and ordinary
..S1rss Advertisments, only All others chargeo"!
the square
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

B We invite special attention to the adver.
tisement of Prot. Gods Restorative Cordial
and Blood Renorator, in another column. For
weakness and general debility there j, nothing
like it; it will strengthen, exhilarate, create an
appetite at once, regulate the bilious system, aid
digestion, and in short, restore the weakened or.
gans to all their original vigor and strength. So
valuable Tonic Cordial should be in the hands
of every invalid and in every family. Reader,
try it,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
To CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser having been restored TO health in few
weeks 10y very simple remedy after having suffered sew
eral years with lung affection, and that dread
disease Co1sump;icn-s anxious to make known TO his
fe sufferers the means Of cure.
To all Who desire it, he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton used ee cf charged with the directions for rrepar
and using the same, which they will find SURE CTS
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS &c. The only Object
Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription benefit
the afflicted and spread information which he eoneeves
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try Die
remedy, il will cost them nothing and may prove 5
blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
ly2si Wiliamsburgh, Kings County " Z.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

AMBoY, LANSING. AND TRAVERSE Bay
RAILRoAD-The cars commenced running on
his road on Tuesday last, and are now running
s,s miles this side of Laingsburgh. Two lines
Of stages from Lansing connect with the trains.
An honor TO the contractors and Directors of
ibis road, Who are vigorously pushing ahead the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

discussing the Oriental question in the North
american Review; he was doing business with
an indigo house in Calcutta, and he found leisure
to come three or four times week to dine with
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich.
1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-N,

a tice hereby given that Catharns Hudson, Exec
utrx Of the last Will and testament of Prancs F. Hud
con deceased has made app icston to the Probate
Of the county Of lnghsm, for extens Of lime for
paying claims against said estate, and that Monday the
18th Gay Of December 1860 at o'clockP NJ. assigned
for hearing sad petition WI PISCKNEY
lw29l Judy. q Pr bate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
Great Curiosity.

We have Of the greatest curiest and mos
abe inventions in the known world, To- which ~aa;
agents erywhers. Full particulars rent FxEE
3s242 SHAW K CLARK Rdi-iord Maine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
Herrick's Hid Strengthening Plaster.

Inc Great Stremgthe.er aud Pa.. Desfrovsry
I'M sST ,nAFK~l
HotatHi'p REMEDY IN an WuRlpI
th->r rrnc~n~f fs.t~fs pxirk We. ku~,s ana a..
u.s. IA tAS naeA, stoes AMI breast IN hive ksry, In
eru - '"f'sh are the. Ia d. til, the fr,,, s,,
warrants hem spread fr,m es rs la "a IA. .na nm.
on "e"uh'H NJ leather, snderS iLeu tsc.hsrt, "a
GO " "' wants 81 Females Ani others Tn. q -pIic.,.
- r,si--9Gsly t. the strong ms a. the s,i,.r. a.
nau aud tie tr-hl- niznt To e.ch ana Al The, ~,
n'i" anu b--,ts 'h-ruse = So eeah. and nm,
~ ""e"t f@ch TASTE MI wear q m
on & faT muht rs ami tn rh.sm, . r. ry,,J.,,,. y "
AZ" "isfs ir-queni, effect whilst a other r-r,.
d., ish tu. arrct"u> vii. bs s.a IN IN. hi a.,
rh fubc speakers, vocssts minister, of he Co.. II
snd Others gill streng'-s lung, and imn,oxs ,h,
voices ~ Wearing III ID ON he D. seia PRICE lsk CIS
50 itr Hts's- articles sold b, an tie q. e,. 4,
iAhshs hy Il A-ui, A,.oo, AM bs nruysi.,. tlt.uyl
"a' The United >t4tes, Canada AMI SnutE Amer -,
Wholesale by ali large irusy,sts N the pr,ucinI 80,
, hhkRIk bRuIHERS
iyis-oh Fracs.oIi ChRils,s lv.,,g 4 y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
M a II RI Il r ID.

In Lansing, Oh the "a inst, by Rev. Z : Armsir
Mr.. AsAHEL ". NICHOLS TO Miss SARAH A. HIxcKLEY,
Lansing
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give INN call
Cay Lots Land, wing Machine sc get tor sale.
Office and residence sag Nav ~ corner 81 seymour.
INHANAAnoSs.-N. Bingham, celebrated Physics
Utica n Y, says: ~ have treated cases :" infamma-
ton Of the Lungs, Inflammation Of the Brain, in.mma-
ton Of the Bowels and Kidneys, ndA matory Rheuna
tism, Child BED Fever, with Dr. rssks Magnetic Ont.
msnt with perfect success, even hen all internal
dies have failed also Lungs with ike success 10 the
epidemic known the Putrid Eryspelss, by which
many valuable lives lost, et 1t frequently and
it failed of edecuDg speedy ard certain 10
cases Of Burns Sprans, Bruises, Frozen Limbs, chi
blans, &C., it like q charm. No physician fam
lily will be single day without this medicine, after b.
coming acquainted with its power to cure "
SORE LIPS, CHAPPED HANDS, AND CHILBLAINS,
completely cured By two three applications the
Magnetic Ointment
Read Advertisement in this paper. 3moctl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

er- DIR. WOOD, TIE DrNTl>T, at home,
~ and invites all that W Oh Their Teeth le-
IlfYv Ia ed on tie best poss he IN inHe, 10
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Cay Lots, Land, saving Machine sc get Tor ,a'-.
Office and reside nee sag - corner 81 seymour
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12
Rates Of Advertising.

me square Of i0ines, 81 for the nrst
for .sc ,ub.-qaent publication for any period
Ar three months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-12-12

The Bloomington Pan'agreph publishes the
sollo~ing letter, supposed to have been sent to
Douglass mother by his special reporter and cor.
respondent:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-08
hnTrnnEn.

In svssry i%Oeality where Fever and Aeus
pr ya,l. It'll. common 70 find a large num-
Der of persons suffering from periodic at.
,icks Ui headache. u%cural. ia, cold hands
and feet. together with a general lerauge-
mcni Of the whole system. These symp-
toms arc produced by Malaria. aud msy te
cHsvtuaVy removed by a lev dcsss q Dr..
Shalleuturesrs Pills. vhieh are en- iufllli-
Auii,la,e. and i taken IN time. Ill eTee.
tuaiiy prevent. as vel IS cure. a regular
stf.ek II chile
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At4IuluLE r..iff1 uoos.

We l,,e iu.t examined a ms book ~
J ar e. Giuu. NJ u. the renowned tuthor
ST. .ts I'll ami sell knast book Gum 5
j. uc.lc Medicine. which in Its day had
tte ue.t extensive soils Of any medical
work ever published The new vork i en-
TITLED Guuus NV Domestic Physician,
or Home Dock ct Health. It Is q large
Octave volume Of over 1000 pages. written
IN a Language easily understood, no medical
terms are used except what are translated
aud explained. The symptoms and rene
ii,s { ,su are tcasbci Tor by The hishes'
medical authorities " family should b
wi,bOut enc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-08
Galn ~ RnnI E.ainlc

rri.t ANT % = q ,r,, &c ths o. 0.st
. pi Pamela COUNTY, rft rendered .t
o. F%ruruar, term. istO. thereof, vHi, q. y.m.
WI.f. r'r, apf lated tb. CgI-. no Monday ta
al Dry Of Decgmt IS, 1880. is lhe C5ar fouse
door, 10 he tleu g Pamela, .lhir Ittfai t.rrs.
rlnsesl nj lei a pab.i, auction % t4e h.earst
builder, one third toF glal sad the bt.aue. 900 O
81. Dc lf SJuo 'iia'Il tln fte dt, It sa.e. tht
ltl owing i'ac. " ltulhel,ueu s o. .4a estate Il
th' 10" william Ihrasher, do~sas :, 60 sii Tho
Nr'l fraction u the north .ntst quarter II sect 90
I Ifiseu ll4,l combining ah1us aushnnirat arfs.
che ulftb.s = quarter " s.s on isu5' sa ti4.4
atd he % rth clfi 1%Haftsf ~ section tI ~ ass
al 10 township TN llbl range seven % vss'. o..
ius ~ .le county Of Pamela tni State Of si.
stpri. said ttso,s II land ell De- s,i1 separated,
AI ,he interest ~ DO oi,.lssa !. o. 4sui 81.
eluh'fel b. the vl ~ ius,r, wtI D. s.ii
separately.
Bond " bond, with approved security vii be
fstu tul itr the II. " tAa purchase money.
REESE Z. WOpp. Camm i1l.r.
Nrt. E, fFt0 NJ
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i''-''
i.'
question Z.
Hauissan
As ti
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For Ur

GbCIl0N ~'hiriv.thrsc. township eight. rr-rs
= ~ section l. township q. range s VS.
~ 1aayf tvt s. Hus are located n BE usfsf
ttrh1edsf col. IS B Pollard.
south sast quartet 81 seeasn g t1~ga7s
f.nsa uas', 'hs shav- lands Ire located n Fan
ola county.
Norm vet qlsttsr = section rs t5vrshr J
Fart ves'. ani aauih Us. 1usrtsr Of To- So
rli.l wss. la1rtsf 81 ssesi Jon IL township Jrtzt
west anl south esst .u1r,sar az ths ssnas ID
ah1rr lsak are lar sale and ritl h. sslj N bed
ut iiviisI Az n l~rs;rins ~ ,ursbass Re
above huh vii Fls,se srtly b7 letter to .
sc. G CHAMBERS,
Tsairrten r. o.. East Tlerih.
Oeiebs1 g. is5f. ni6-sn
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ss.I slfu. No., U.. 3l.-Taa C.IIi.i.
r1 utsf.ani Ieat bsry-s. v,H toJ, lays
is.,r intelligence ..un the tl, -.l..
r%.t.i as ta. p1ut 4 I.s u,s..
-.teis $ u Fsrtaut. embrace.
y..,alu i,ltur,t taa. afy NOT altogether ua.
Interesting
F.tt e.lr entertained that tts STEAMSHIP
Granada would rts,g a total loss.
lba san l|rtugtsce wdrhtt remained gen.
erals unchanged. " .ta aa Increased itmua
r..,, lie Iu insect ARTICLES.
Itvas generally conceded ,hat tbc ,lst.
tva It Curtin UJtCtuJr vi P,uuytaa-
viii insure a i pal .icsn triumph il CsIlgr
nta. lrcsea, appearance Indicate tia.
ta, State ui - ius lincoln IN November
Tue Breckenridge wing Il ibs Democratic
party Is last losing strength ,h.pas og. tb.
State.
~, isa.a oG Bfeyct IL sali,r Gruefa
tIlk. commander ot she Military Utpas.
mont vt CilIafnls. l. announced.
Tue htelllg ee from Oregon is uuim
Tattaat and entirely devoid Of general in
ttftst.
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TIE STATE 0F MISSISSIPPI

William NcCaiu.l At,sshnea, i..rs4 tv r
v. Coz. a isssief 81 The psl.,. On
lewis Hardin. \ shs slsh u us.s4-r. lstn. 4
favor Of said Willism NcCsia and arsizss ne -
tate Of said Lewis lfar1ia FIR flrtr.fvs d,lI.ra.
in Justices Court held a snfinepsfs. N he r,un.
= ~ Pamela and STATE If NlssssirHfs
The dsfeadtn, = hsrshv Hatifelthat rufss- +.
arpsars N said err. "a The a.si tenn shs-,sL =
@ bed Il srrIaEp9rt on t. Fsu-sh Ssturilf Il
Novsmhsr. ls60. aud eadt II saii r.tian,
faeni wiil Re entered sri III vse-srtv al 81 !
scl3s 4I.NsCsA. usssse II sks P-sf..
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Public sale
VIII lBlk LAND "a LONG CREDIT,

wiii. on "Wednesday its t4th lay 81 N1.,mbsv
4 nsts. at The town " Pamela. eT-r for ssls b
the highest bidder. on ons. tao and three yatts
credit from the Jas u sale. uae hundred ani
sixty acres u land. situated 81, miles waa. n IA.
u0ls Station on the Mics. AMI Tenn. raiira al. two
miles vss, Of Central Academy This Place sar.
itius ahSu, loo ceres Of The best bottom land, 20
aCrss aaler uev fsuee. so ssres cleared. = UUsil.
iuE House. Orchard and tlr les. Of Srsins Water
Also eighty Acres two miles south -sast n Cen.
tsnl Academy. well vstsrs1 eat IN improved.
Thess wanting ggsd lard eaavenisutt . church. 3
school and market. would do well 20 attend nj /.
sale. Hnni ard security re4uirst Il ~ r1-rhsss :.
With eight per cent interest f-om dsv II ssls.
JAMES :. MOODS.
Oct g, lS0. ut ~
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LAND D IL

HAVE for sails ans 'hrussair ri ,s-sr.- ..r-
| ef land, in the Coantv II uau1.a au1 within
-four miles u the Mise. ard Tenn. Railroad Oh
. about seven hundred ttret ~ frs br.tem l4r.i
the balance good upland vsll tm.srei. Ahou,
fvs hundred scrss cleared, v.h ectl improve.
msuss. plenty u r%uau,u. water all the ytlr. al.
together one " the nest d.sratls Places In 81,
srunty. Tor farther inforua.itn .ilrss.
WI B. utCkFNs.
Nov. !. tS61. nt1-tf Pamela. NNsg.
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AhkS ~ = 'sn-s naaiilth. lfriag 4 uis'
' ~ Ifse.s. 10 hiaek nae males y.
alai' hisA. one - ahda-Aif inth~tirht ssrs ~
l-s-sd . s 800 IT, r.hs srrr. 81 - sl-eR
7 " tusrs. essgr.p.C
P--'s - tar I. $50 a..