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The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

VINO WOULD BE THE LosER?-Mr. Yancey
in his speech at Washington on last Friday
night, gave some facts for the Northern people
to ponder. They are these: That the South
last year exported two hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars that if the North, by
electing Lincoln, should bring dissolution OF
the Union to pass, the South will make Baltl-
more, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, Pensa-
cola, Mobile and New Orleans her markets,
making them substitutes for New York. The
South can do without the commercial tacill-
ties afforded by New York, for where the
produce is thither will come the shipping, and
thither the imports. This is the true way to
lecture the people of the North, and we have
no doubt that Mr.. Yancey in his speech at
New York will do more to defeat Lincoln than
even that ong-talked Of and anxiously-ex-
pected Fusion" The picture he will there
present, of failing commerce. and mercantile
depression, in the event OF disunion,. will give
the fusion movement an impetus and an
earnestness that it would not likely have re-
ceived at the hands of trading politicians,
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
The District Fair.

Come everybody to the District Fair which
begins the 9Th of November and continues
four days. Come with your samples Of crops
your horses. cattle, hogs, sheep; come with
your needle-work, your preserves, pickles,
with your cheese, lard, butter, bacon, pork, &c;
come with your wagons and carts, plows &C.;
come with your paintings, and ambrotypes In
short let everybody come and bring every
thing, and let US all have fine time, and a
glorious success.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Clear as Mud,

A Douglas speaker at Syracuse was asked
to define Mr.. Douglass position upon the
slavery question. Said he: "Mr Douglas be-
fieves that if slavery amt a mind to go where
she is mind to, she may stay where she is,
if she doesn't want to; subject to the decision
OF the Supreme Court, and of the people of the
Territories when they is agreed on that pint"
1t was taken as satisfactory by his audience.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Breekinrldge and Lane Barbecue.

There viii be Democratic barbecue given
5 at Skipwith,s Landing. Issaquena county,
e Miss, on Thursday, October Is.
s Eminent speakers have been invited to at
tend and address the people
The citizens Of this and adjoining States,
without regard to party, are respectfully in
vfted to attend.
The attendance of the ladies' is especially
and most respectfully solicited.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

or A 4Democrat of Smith county" sus-
gests the propriety Of placing the name of
Hon. A. G. Brown before the people as
.s,eandidate for the Presidency, with some
distinguished citizen of New York for the
Yjee Presidency" The ticket would be
:, good one, but we submit to our correspondent
. that the race is too nigh run to swap horses.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Great Barbecue at Benton.

The Democracy of Yazoo county will give a
barbecue to the Hon. JEFF Davis, on the 3Oth
October. The Hon L. Q. c. Lamar will be
in attendance. We are authorized TO state
that extra hacks win be in waiting at Vaughn's
9Ssation, on Monday evening, for the accom-
mediation of passengers, and preparations for
ten thousand people have been made.
Let there be an immense gathering.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

Know -NorHINGIsM AND THE IRIsH.-The
Boston Post calls the attention Of MaSsachu-
setts IrisInen to the fact that the New York
Express most bitter KnOw-Nothing paper,
firmly supports the nomination Of Stephen
A. Douglas. We should think that jlrishmen
in Massachusetts, had been taught by late
legislation upon the naturalization question,
that IT is very Dangerous for them to depart
from the old Democratic party. Mr.. D9agRs
NAV not be Know Nothing hinseA but then
he is in league with the KDOw>NOIhings, and
that oughttO drive every true Irishnan away
from him.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
THE BEST BEYoND a QUESTION

THE BEST BEYOND A QUESTION.
w. E. HAGAN q CT, of Troy. N ".
have gives us for publication the bllow;ng
unsolicited opinions Of the highest toned
journals in the land, all commendatorv of
HEIMSTREET'S'' 'Itlin,itable HA1R cor .oRIxa
"A superior HaiS Restorat,ye.' = Boston
Journal
It takes precedence of all Stherx,-SDrno-
FIELD Republican.
Has triumphantly von for itself the name
faimitable '--Saydtoqian
we would advise our readers N h,,,, ,o,h.
ing but original inimitable Hair RsSt9,,a,;',.,
Troy W1ig
"A truly valuable prepartion tested by time
and experince. .'-Boston LEDGER.
1t is the only reliable article for restoring
gray hair to its original color,-FamlV
Journal
IL has most extensive sale. - T,ov 7su,,.
Rejoice ye with gray hairs and baid heads
for the IltimitaHe will restore the for,neT -
its original beanty, and cover the latter Win
a luxnriant growth Tfoy B,,ao.t
If you wish 70 have the real eolor instead
Of the rough look which hair-dye imnsrts nse
Heimstveet's RestOratiVe, which invieorates the
roots Of the hair and makes it young again. no
matter how much il may be faded .5-B6st
Traveller.
Sold everywhere-Pnce soc and 81 bot.
tie.
Sold in Canton by Morey & Bro. CasssII A
Baughn. Sold in Jackson ~ 7 r No..
j. s. Sizer, and all the druepist.
j. WRIGHT, & CO, New Orleans Whole
sale Agents june '6o- saw 6m-
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

Bell. or knowing their rights will they dare
maintain them? Let the South seorn such
sentiments as those expressed By John Bellin
1880 and reiterated in 1858; forf she an
dorses them by voting for him, it will truly
move that '.prolonged endurance tames the
hold"
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
What Toombs Will Do.

A correspondent of the n. Y. Herald, writ
ing of conversation with Senator Toombs a
few days ago, says;
We asked: What do you intend doing in case
of Lincoln's election?
Mr.. Toombs-Resist him.
Rep.-Without waiting for an overt act?
Mr.. Toombs-We have had overt acts
enough already; the personal liberty bills are
sufficient.
Rep.-Who will commence the revolution!
Mr.. Toombs-I will, if | have enough to
back me to make treason respectable.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Hon. Jefferson Davis.

In addition to the announcements hereto
fore made we are requested to state this
gentleman has accepted invitations to speak
as follows
Benton. Yazoo CO., Tuesday, Oct. 30th,
Hazlehurst, Copiah CO., Thursday, Nov. LIST,
Yicksbufg, Warren CO., Saturday, Nov Srd.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

OF We learn by letter from Minnesota
shat The negro woman stolen by the Abolition.
ists from Col r. Christmas, OF Issaouena
county. gss. on the Sd inst, lying in an out
s ilauss IN Minneapolis. sick and in destitute
! condition. These lovers OF the slave HAVING
e lrobled her. Of the money given her BY her
: master and mistress, now leave her to suffer
4 sahd probably die for the want of attsntiou-
Heksbsg Wig.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

JEwELRr, WATCHES. &c.-Mr. VOegele
having just returned from New. York, he IS
now prepared to supply his friends and custo-
street, with every variety Of articles usually
in his line. See advertisement in another
column.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
OF YVES. ststIon, ~ Mi.si..IIp I

OF In the new publications Of New
York house we find the following . w1n He
Find Her? romance Of New York and
New Orleans" The work should have been
dedicated to Mr.. Douglas.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

Dr The Speech Of R. H. Purdom, ESQ Of
Jackson, before the Breckinridge and T.sna
Club, on last Monday was well received bv a
large assembly. Notwithstanding his extreme
youth ne has become an able and faithfnl
champion Of the cause Of truth. and we nre-
Dict for him bright future = GaHatisa MIR.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

"FoR AND AGAINST THE NIaGER"-In
Alabama, Mr.. Breckenridge is first denounced
as "a young freesoiler," and then disunion-
ist. Up in Tennessee the Constitutional
Union men, charge Mr. Lincoln with being
against the niger" and Mr.. Breckenridge
with being "for. the Niger" and therefore
both-as being "disunionist,'' while Mr.. Bell
is for the Union and neither for nor against
the nigger." In our opinion the issue is
a nicger' or no nigger," and as Mr.. Breckin-
ridge is for the niger we are for Mr.. Breck-
inridge.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
---0W-0-ae -
MARRIED,

Married, on the 10th inst, in Brandon, by
Rev. D. A. Campbell, WIN. II. BARDY Of
Raleigh, to Miss SALLIE A. JoHSsex, of Bran
don, Miss.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

REPUBLICAN ABUSE OF THE EPIscorA-
LIANs.-Since Greeley strangled Seward,
overthrew Weed, and nominated Lincoln. he
seems to imagine himself sufficiently herculean
to attack, individually or collectively, all who
happen to differ from the Greeley code of poll
tics, morals, religion or social ethics. Given
but the offence of differing from Greeley, and
he flies as readily at a bishop as at hotel
keeper. Nothing is safe from his self-consti-
tuted censorship which offers loophole for
his intruding pen. Hence, it is not surpris-
ing that he should turn from a comparatively
unprovoked assault on the proprietor of New
York hotel, to attack the Diocesan Conven-
tion of the Episcopal Church. The offence of
this body Gust adjourned) consists in refusing
to pass resolution respecting the "slave
trade" by vote Of 108 to IL, which action
brings down his anathemas on it. and on what
he calls "the diocesan slave trade" which
shall flourish under its (the convention's)
protecting silence this year, as it did last, /" and
then he concludes:
But when these honorable and reverend
men awaken, as they some times will, from
their delusion, they will realize the great re-
sponsibility they have assumed. The time
may come when they will remember with
regret their cowardly and criminal silence, and
will shrink from contemplating their work.
The voice of conscience may then sternly de-
clare to each Of them, in tones to which they
must listen, Thou art the man."
The Boston Bee and Atlas, the leading Re-
publican journal in Massachusetts, says on the
same subject:
"This is another instance of that coward
ness which occasionally disgraces the Ameri- |
,an churches, and of that anti Christian sub
servency to wealthy sinners, especially if they
IRE merely guilty of stealing and selling ba-
oics, and robbing the laborer of his hire
There is no sadder or more contemplate spec
.acle under the sun than that of body Of
'rofessed religionists beating a cowardly re-
-reat when desired to attack one Of the devils
'trongholds. Such compromising of Chris
ianity, such componnding with iniquity, and
such paltry moral cowarlice as this, do more
o make atheists and skeptics than all the open
enemies OF Christ's gospel have ever done or
,an ever do"
Such is the language Of leading Republican
,apers toward the learned, intelligent Chris
ian gentlemen, clerical and lsy, who COM
,osed the Episcopal Convention, for leqislating
Iccording to their coaUictionSi Is there no |
ebuke which can reach the libeller who de.
sberately accuses high-minded representatives
# a conservative church of "cowardly, crimi- |
lal silence" because they choose to manage
heir own affairs in their own way?-Bufdlo |
,nDpr
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

How THE FILLMORE MEN ARE GoING.--
Hon. w. NJ. Meredith, Of Philadelphia, Secre-
tary of the Treasury under Mr.. Fillmore. has
come out for Lincoln. Thus go the Fillmore
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

or The new name which Mr.. Douglas has
given himself, "The Little Sucker" explains
the anxiety be has for some weeks past dis
PLAYED in search OF his mother.--N Y Tribune
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

er g. W. BlOunt, Esq, one of the sub
2 electors on the Douglas ticket in North
. Carolina. has declined to serve because he
believes that ticket cannot be elected, and that
by persist:ng in running the ticket that State
might be given to Bell He cannot consent
10 helpthe Opposition in that way.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Mississippi State Election.

The returns as received atthe Office of the
Secretary of State indicate majority for the
Brsckinridge Democracy of about 10000
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

Herrr. FOB SArk-The Crutchfeld House,
at Chattanooga, is advertised for sale in the
present issue. This house IS fayorably situa-
ted and enjoys an excellent reputation.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

OF The Bradford, Vt, Telegraph has
come out in favor of Breckenridge and Lane.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

- oUERr-Havs you have sstn that Big
Indian In anothsr column. boiling Roors, Bass
nd LHAvHs, for the ChsEokss Ransdyf
II MotheDi AO,horsI Or. EaiOas Iaiantns o.
dial seeadvsEtssmsnt IN snstAsr column.
marehao - va
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Public speaking.

Hos. JEFF. DAVIS, will address the peO-
pIe at the following times and places
Z. R,nlev Tippah. October 18th.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17

posFSCRIPT.-The foregoing appoint
,aents have 5een made in lieu of others here
fo5oTee' announced in handbils-
October s; 1850.
The weekly Mississippian., 1860-10-17
Attention Submissionists.

however, hint any such thing, and hang
traitor" is instantly proclaimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12
Brooklyn CITY News,

urvryo N FAvos op novsrOS rHs PRsaDwvcy.--
TIE Houston Club Of the Eleventh w0d held nsssios
In rpa Hail. corner Of Myrtle and A5cphi ure-<
last evening There vNs but slim attendance NJ
n vAndefzee presided, sud Mr. Daniel VA skey acted
secretary The and BY laws Of the club
and sdopsed when the President staed the oosc ~
ths ASSOCIATION W be 70 advance tbs claims OF G-u san
HOUSTON Of Texas, the Prcsdeacy, and that Ell wts
be made orgarirs CLUBS In evevy ward IN the
city With this end In view Addresses werc nate ~
sssrs n vripper, Frank Turner and tbers 10 which
The clam. o. toe hero .. J.,no ssrs ~, sss, ' M,
Which the meeting sdjourned.
HsrrxRs or INA BoAsp CT EpUcAros The Con noo
Council, ss messing last evening appointed the follow
ing ssctem4s ~ merbsfs Of the Board Of Educston:
John Bstisshsm, r. O. Brainsrd, Jonathan 8 Barr,
Ttos W Field, Jas Hose, jeremiah Johnson, Daniel l.
Korthup, VIM Mcpermcu, Henry McCloskey, Cyrus y
smith, X roorne, y W. Duntsm, Rcbsrd resnsn.
r,ed mosioa 70 reconsider made, upon which mo
ton 10 lay the table moved and sfoptst. 1os,
therefore, renters the election pugrsotT, khcuen there
can be do doubt out thai the same senusmsn VII be
eNeted when the matter n again brought bofcre me
BEARD.
ru orAsxsnSs cosvrwros The Common Council lns,
evesss sppois1ed Mayer Po~eh Health olcsr Jone.
~ members 10 the Majors Quaraatae Cc1venoo, ~ b.
hes 10 Posscn on Tire tlth inst
Tulyp Drrscr yux BrII--As bell " sally nesscs -
he southern portion OF the CITY rns derc. bell iormer
y the rh5d prsc'ncs s,suoa house was taken doss
scns tbres years ego nee .bch tine the nreu w
'ciico me c,s have mai ~ dspsrd up.n fas nell o.
toe CT Han en- s;arceiy ever he heard IN ne ~
note psrts q routn Brof kyp. The CJnmyD CcugcA Voc
go cute'se 70 70 be erecisd, but ns;hng hss>
core t0~arcs II tine COS hat "a sf1 aeyui'
" nsee 70 sccommo are Ne aernea VI TIA. wton =
zoe city A bell 10 rftse the tnV CA rcqlifet All
should he sreetlly furpktei
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o'cseos. ~ Psris ctu- n, ccvs- ~ yrf~sr s-4
bro itsssts. bntGsee.
ictesiI .-..H 5. assy. Jaa~ 10, wnnAs AoDsvI,s ~
D. l~arf ara orJe
Toe veistves snJ suds ~ family, sso chs ncus,
here 90 PaTrso. Gn1rr Gy ovitcd 40 attend
g 'us.SnFnon BIZ St' 70 'oc-r f7g fcari street tns
TUESDAY ssJei nocp, q! tso % ioek.
ohoNonrr --on Hooosy. Jare ~. MiJHAEL ODosoauk G,
sta'ive u co.. oty Cs,so~, Gs,~no, escc 81 yeas
II" 'ea-es sor ,r,@1es o. zoe tsuiiy rcsp-oeusy
nvfeo 70 send the urerri fs fruesssy) s'ternooa e.
re' o'ctsos, ron bic late resiesrct lp2 smith street,
s.osyb
EnSho esyerr plesss copy.
SfsnsR I'm Mo isy uoFuit JnEs n MANA HrASsR-
WE ~ Nu. s?.ffr 70 TIE e3d y-sr n tev age
fare~rh, fcrd husband. partner OF my besSss
The 'ple Il cone that you snd D,ssa pert.
S"G',ef or sorrow for me- take
bui ove cur ctildreU for NY cake
Then fare ,he~ sell ,rts while;
lMs'f troubled Dream past,
And stsn meet with tbf again
In life, 10 bites, al lsrt
The relab.es emo Trends OF The family ami shosS n
her nraher yonn sososr, aad her soas ia lac, Jcha
l. hereeti snd VIM koesnsp. invited % assoad Ire
innersi, from her late rssicerce No 20 Huteos puos
Wet To''fy 'cr''b street, Nnsh wcSs~s
~ se,ncoo, =, TO o cock Her remains wa -
FhrhCr -sndtsoy, a. paofui Hlcees. Susdsy.
y-ie TO- J'sy'T ifsSsv ory 300 OF justin y. aed MsY
1slntSe, sstc mon hs and a days
Tie relatives and iyspd, ot IRE family also oeunters
Of the s~resn Bsmst church respectfully invtssl "
eve, The fnes f'e,n the ssaence Of lis parents, NJ
VIZ We tfcrfy pxih street. bet Sixth aud ssvessn
s.,nnss bits (roesdsy) evening, at 9 quarter befsss
Tosrse AT s-veen Point, N. ] on Monday, June II.
funofh service this fTaesdsv) afts-ucau, st on0
oe!cs at his rss,ecos Bergen Point Tn~ fri.s1s s.1
.. Me sn'iy ara requested to attend wissoss
wnlIAxs On Monday, Jane II. sssrm wuIuns,
aged 81 years
Hs ir~pcs respectfully invited 70 ssud the tu,s
No 10 ccmn-cs stree.
HE remains ~,n Ne taken Ne~ Jsrse, s~ l~sesssss
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AdeilAsoai Ssws by cAIIfss2-.4 oseri..sa
Msfs.

Ado ilAsSai Sews by CAIlsSz2-.1 Oseri !. sd
srSsengIp, Nc JON, ", 1850
The following satit'eDal he OF Sswsscro furoi.hed
b. the sso ~ sbcssco TApeys Of Mas ~ AND a.
sADagi lsiano Gates the "a u May, rne tot
owice ~hsers had srrived at Hocotcu fro tue Ofcr
pis Victoria, ~irb 66c bcis OF Off, Astsna go
bois Ksrsi, $40 o,e Aiohs, TOO en,s Harmony $40
obs; OAHU. 600 ht,s. The Cyutc,s, ~ne0 last heA'i
nom, bad to eb's, hut she would cruise dsSirs tue
summer for sperm wnsies, sLd return to fio2oloa Il
Nosember. But few wtaers remAiaed 10 HonstliI, Az
having e Tor cruising groonds rba Isss la and Aorem
bsssr O. the New Zealand fleet, hsd arrived. aud sepr'
us VESTS lave .oIe poorly The emp Warrington
Aston, 30 DAYS Boses arrived HonoiGa April
20 Inc Aision lets ~ Port stanley bark Fioreac7.
New Nofr, ar San frsr rsc0 The repairing cHpDss
Charles Ppsio arrived from New Leadoo April H. ihs
ship rieh ss'eo Ter New Bedford sni B1sos, pdi -
win s,N1 sstcos speFm oil. IL, 437 ssons waae OIL
ssd 80 ,6s5 ius h<1e.
Captain + B Hooper OF Salem, MRssAchu e.is dsa a.
Horoulu 90 The 2stn Of Apri
fxchsogf % tbe United States a. Hon ,lalu per
cent premium
hspAsches from Virginia CITY that eight hundred
stand o. ms nsd reached ths cy % DO used IN ae
sAk the IoaisDs
volunteer tovoe OF i've buvdve6 men usa been organ
iseo under The Command Of Captain Thomas Jones,
who, a the eekgeston OF Judge hsd issued
notice rfqd sirg the cizens Of vrgh's Cy, 9scos,
Caseop CITY ana o'oef points, " assemble - CONSIDER
propr<y o. appointing delegates e. meet II Carson City
70 form provsons government 10, the Western part OF
Utah Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

TIE FASHION coURsE-sPRING MEETING FIRST
DAYS kAoING-THE 0RgAr rROr sEfwEeS FLORA
fEhPiE AND GEORGE N. PArcHEs, Ere ETC.
no spring Meeting Of the Fashion Course Long I.An
Thursday nsst FAD alof s every promise
Of berg brilliant OF Any oesd on LOG
bland. Our reporter took opportunity OF running
oown ana witnessing the various horses gagged In tbs
s'ahes Of thursday in their aia',g EXERCISES and
they all appear b. the Gor~t pss>ihe iivoa otto
the e3csyton OF Mr. Thomas Pyyeas ca 1sares who has
fallen slightly amss Hs owner. no ~ever, vii run .
three y@sr Old IN 10 Post ages
mis besss, for 81 500; hat dswppo
sscrue 10 the pubsc ar Q. Lo,d's famous h)r-~
-lssber, IN nso entered tae rA,o. ana 10 the
fnsst pssibe condition. sweepstakes for three
Tor Ibis ali ibe sntifs Norsbsrn hor-es rne
1Ns g mpSis~ Mr. @ Lioyd's Apm,dcus, p. O.
Bssb's b. G Marine, u scppsiss Cors sod bis
Aurora TEE subscriptions b eioo- 50 forfeit ;
10 sweeps,skss for foar year oids, leo mile
teas, 500 subscsi gtson, spd SO forfeit There
four entrNe 90 the rsce VIZ Nr Loy 80 b. O. Propnrs
srd b,s CHI. T. asrssan; rhio G. Bash's oh. Pa1ins.
emo Michael Ry ans b. riosaiore The ocodnoos are,
three stars TO sccoo1 best receives back he
subs sipsiou. The proprietor o. tue aiding $40
rue character OF The bors>s ecr.x-o AMI The interest,"
siatbsc 70 tDs important racpg meesirg iron w prox
nifty 20 New Yok, srsrspiec an Immense attendance "
,he puoar cf W's oty ans ne'eoborhoo5 Toe m-csios
suoot evidence q - efficiency Of the arrangements
socpsed.
TIE sscoud match go toe cclebraiei Flora Temple
spd the sqraly reposffu Go. PaScben, tso mis
rsss 10 vsgons, tor ., co., tales pla,e DAY
Usos Course, l. ! as The contest betweca these 10.
ves, l~se attendance Of spectators may naturally be
anticipated
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rnssroS, N. Juus n, 1880
Tue cbsnerl'Or uis uornus gave decision the
a Row Mr. Harden, GEM iog the Application for viii o
10 the Court Of Errors and Appras No formal
cpsion siven, the chsroeior, ~ srrassensnt, To-
osm.pg the he a. oecskD BY letter.
rne application ~a he made the Court " Psrdons
csxt week for the sentence W im2rxcn.
M "A form Ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

Oar Gold ssa SILVER msass-rhn Oyster
sio1P TssNs@s he assG ~ tns New
fDss Vas la Ciab-Arrtvai Asd Hrcsp~
zion sf sne 30 vsses l~ PhtAsss.iS .aA-
1esstOi~ JSsE ado tho West . ,c sf
News ~ the Observation-Disclosures, ~.
The tAsuy 54sALo, Ia It's Edition OF "Wednesday, viii
CONTAIN very Interesting ~ the recon Coli
and silver Discoveries In California weetern Utan SOUTH
elm ovegaB sod ksusssfae Locstiou Of the Macs sal
Extent OF tnev kchnsss; report q shs Regatta Of
New Yosk Yacht Club rhursosy last Tue Confession
and Sabss aueG Deoi OF Hcks uo~ undsr sentence OF
DcSth, Of tie MuI dsss board chs oysIs, sooo K
j. nsscp WITH interesting sketch at ,hs Pr.ooe,'.
Career; An account Of Arrival And Reception OF the
Jspsgee kmbsssy In PbiIsde pniA ne rssrlbe Tor
radA il nlilois and Iowa, with the OF the killed
aad wounded Tho Sciia1 fEsarrectioares latest intel
hgerce from lhs scene OF Hostile~; rne Latest Nsss
received by Nal Telegraph; Eanosss pr,mAea,
sopIcs; the Local News or Nes yo,r sa6 Vicinity
OF posianes Reports Of .hAcaS, Prov 500 and aoas,
Mssseis and al Interesting ncsS msss,S~ o. tss orc
ceosn< vees
fxsss--s3 yssY four conts single cepy. sabsoyiS
roSs received 81 tbs Office north cSsss al Foltoc
sse yssssu streets Nee Yors Sage ccpss for sale Is
tbs counter aud by all .gsav Advertisements Ia
serted ., soc HAWAII rssos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12
The sonoon.r Herman ssIins.

CHfcAoo, june lfi f-oos
Tho sesn tug May Queen arrived II this pors % sAs'r
day, having In voc tbe ccastns schooner Hannah selma
which she foend OF Gscs Point bo,m, upwards on Fri
dsy sst n Supposed that the vcsss wss struck by
tornado which psssed over Tie lake the Sunday evening
previous.
Captain Daniel Fressch, bis wife and child, two sea
men and tvo psssengcrs vere undouosedly ket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-12

MONTREAL. June III, 1897
We learn ths, the mall. from this city Tor New York
Of tho ~ 5h end ITO have been robbed rhsy cossassd
some endorsep enu blank and 80 would ADVISE mossy
dealers be their guard With reference 70 CAnasa
paper bearing these dsxs.